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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-28

condition Of mind. One man may
I've rich with 600, while another in
the possession Of millions may think
himself poor, and If necessities of
life are enjoyed by each it is evident
that the man who is best satisfied
with his possession ia the richest
To illustrate this idea Mr.. Marcy
relates the following anecdote:-
awhile / WAS Governor of the
State Of New York was called upon
one morning at my Office 10y rough
specimen Of backwOodsman who
stalked in and commenced CONVEX.
sation by inquiring "if this was Mr..
Marcyf" l replied that was my
name. "Billy Marcyi' said he. l
nodded assent. Used to live in
Southport, didn't YOUR lanswerei
in the Affirmative, and began to feel
u little curious TO know who my Wis.
itor was aud what he. was driving
at.
"That's what / told EN-" cried
the backwoOdsman, bringing his
hand down on his thigh with tire
mendous force. III told 'em you
was the same Bill Marcy who used
to live in Southport; bnt they
wouldn't believe it, aud | promised
the next time / came to Albany TO
come and find You out for sartin.
Why, you know the, don't you,
Bill"
didn't exactly like to ignore bis
acquaintance altogether, hut for the
lite Of me | couldn't recOllect hav.
ing seen him before, aud 30 re.
piled that he had familiar coun.
tennnce, but that l was not able 10
cali Dfn ny nhHhe.
"My name il Jack Smith, an.
swercd tue back " oodsnian, 'and we
used to 90 to school together thirty
years ago in the little red school.
house III old Southport. Well,
times have changed since then, and
you have become great man aud
got rich l suppose
al shook my head, and Was go.
ing to contradict that Impression,
when be broke in:
"Oh! yes you are, know you
are rich; no use denying it. You
WAS comptroller for-for long time;
and the next time We heard of you
you was Governor. You must Of
had n heap Of money. and l am
glad OF it-glad to see you getting
along 40 smart. You was always a
smart lad at school, and l knew
that you would come to something"
thanked him for his good wish
es and opinion, but told him that
political life did not pay 80 we'll as
he imagined.
81 SUPPOSE" said l, "fortune has
smiled upon you since you left
Southport
"Ob, yes" said he, 81 hain't got
nothing to complain of. Unjust say
| have got along right smart. You
see shortly after you left Southport
our whole family moved mp into
Vermont, and put right into the
woods, and I reckon our family cut
down more trees and cleared more
land than any other in the whole
State"
"And so you have made good
thing of it. How much do you con
slider yourself WORTH l asked,
feeling a little curious 10 know what
he considered a fortune, as he seem
ed to be so well satisfied with his.
"Well,' he replied, Il don't know
exactly how much l am worth, but
| think, STRENGTHENING himself up
if all my debts were paid 1 shonld
be worth $500 clear cash" He was
rich, for be was satisfied"
ashes a dear, good girl" said a
St. Lous young man in reference to
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-28
SIMON 4 KOHN,
RERNARD FOSTER,
With
Ben Landman, Pelican Clothing
Store,

22Texss street, Shreveport, La,
WILL be pleased to see aud attend the
w wants Of his friends, aud VIII give
bis personal attention TO all orders sent
him. New aud fashionable Clothing con-
stanty arriving. os.cu
February %, les2. <oo'u
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-28

Silence 10 the safest response for
all the contradiction that arises
from impertipeDoe or vulgarity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30
Chicago Gins.

Chicago, 2S.-The decision by the su-
preme court to-day that La Sale street
shall be vacated, probably settles the
question for good, and the Board of
Trade will remove to Jackson street
Contracts have been let already for clear
ing the ground, and it only remains to
decide upon plans for building.
The Canadian visitors, after conclud.
ing their programme of sightseeing to-
morrow, expect to divide into three par
ties, one division going to Winnipeg
Via st. Paul; another to st. Louis, and
the third to Omaha, Kansas City, and
perhaps to Denver.
The return of Booth renews the recol-
lection of the attempt on his life by
Mark Gray two years ago. Grey is now
in the Elgin Insane Asylum, and DR..
Vanhorn says he is perfectly zane upon
all topics except his paternity, snd OBJ
stinately insists that Booth is bis father.
But for this delusion he would be dis
charged.
Chieago, 90. = The executive COM
mittee Of the Western Export Assoeia-
ton met yesterday in the Grand Pacific
Hotel, and unanimously agreed, in view
Of the rise in wheat, to advance the high
wines market for April to LII, and also
continue to June LIST. This rate only ap-
plies to Cincinnati and Peoria.
The Stock Exchange has filed lie max
imuu of membership. Applications
have been received from several eastern
cities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ThurIow Weed on the Chinese
Bill.

New York, 29--The venerable Thur
low Weed writes to the Tribune: There
are two sides to the Chinese question.
In our national infancy We commenced
housekeeping by opening our doors to
guests from all portions Of the old world.
It has been our boast for hundred years
that America would welcome strangers
from every cline, but China is tasking
our hospitality too severely. In the Pa
cifc states Cinnamon deprive our Indus
trious classes Of employment. They
work cheaper, do their work better and
are far less troublesome than laborers
and domestics with whom they come in
contact, and it is alleged and feared that
Chinese immigration will crowd these
states with an homogeneous element. an
element which does and will not assimi-
late to or fraternize with our institutions
or people. In the Atlantic states the Chi
nese, comparatively few in number, are
industrious, frugal and inofsnsive. The
question is further embarrassed by diplo-
matte and treaty relations. Will not the
passage of lew closing our ports sgaiast
inhabitants of friendly powers not only
disrupt the relations, but provoke retslls-
ton? Without entering upon this or
any other features of the question, must
be permitted to express my regret that
Congress did not limit the operation OF
this law to FIVE years. That would have
given time for negotiations which might
result in an amicsble adjustment of the
question. In view of i.s importance and
the difficulties by which it is surrounded,
would it not be wise for the President to
return the bill with the suggestion of a
modification which would make it &C
ceptable to fair-minded men of all par
tiea2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30

Montgomery, Ala, 28.--The storm in
southeast Alabama blew down the ho u.e
of j. <. Richardson, Barber County,
killing him. P. Reddin. near Cuth bert,
Georgis, and Mrs. Pond and Mr.. Martin,
near Browns Station, were killed. a
number Of people were bsdly hurt and
many houses demolished.
Newburg n. Y, 2S.-The wrecked
steamer Thomas Cornell was insured
and is q total loss Value, $500, 900.
The owners charge the pilots with violat-
ing prstmptory orders not to run the
boat in fog.
Chicago, 2o.-St. Paul and Winnipeg
specials report heavy snow storm along
the Canadian Pacific, which blocks
travelling until warm weather. The
storms at Winnipeg have been unprece-
IDENTIFY severe this season
Pierre Duchaue. aged Is, starting
across the country with yoke of oxen,
was showed under near Cavilier, Dakota,
and found dead after eight days.
Corning, Ohio. 29.-The boiler in a
portable saw-mill near here burst, kill
ing one and fatally ipjuring four.
Kempton, Ind, ga boiler in Yves
ser's heading saw-mill, south of here, ex-
ploded this afternoon. One was killed
and another fatally hurt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30
Gone Crazy.

Louisville, 29.-From Lexington comes
the announcement that Colonel John a.
Pratt has lost his mihd. During the en-
tire war Colonel Pratt was chairman of
the state senate committee on federal re-
lations, and exerted more influence than
any other one man toward keeping Ken
lucky 10 the Union. He has for many
years been lawyer of large practice,
and one Of the counsel for the defense il,
the famous Butord trial in 1874. He
was appointed United States pension
agent at Lexington, and has been prom
inent in state pOlitics bis whole ltfa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30
Justice to Our Hogs.

Paris, 2s.-The bill repeating the pro-
hibition of the importation of American
pork was adopted with en- amendment
authorizing:Minister Tirard to prescribea
mode of inspection. In the debate
Archard maintained that the fears Of
disease were exaggerated. American
salters prepared the meat according to
the most approved methods. He cited
medical reports from Chicago and Gin
cinnati furnished by the American
minister, showing the rarity Of trichi'
nois.
The deputies also voted, $40 to II, 8
credit of s, 900, 600 francs for the Tunis
expedition the second half of the current
year; the occupying force will soon be
reduced to 80, 900 men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30
Is a Positive Cure

for oil those Painful Complaints and Wenknes sez
sOcOnlInOG to Onr best female population.
twill cure entirely the worst form of Female Com.
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ucers
ton, Falling and Displace1ents, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the
Change OF Life.
It viii dissolve and ezpel tunors from The uterus
on early stage OF development. The tendency to car
cerous humorsthereIs checked very speedily By its use
1t removes faintness atulency, destroys all craving
for stimulants. and relieves weakness OF the stomach
It cures Bloaslng, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution
General Debility, SeepIessness Depression and Indi
gestion.
That feeling Of bearing dowr causing pain, weight
and backache, is always permanently cured By its use
twill at eiismes nad under oil circumstances act In
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the cureos Kidney Complaints OF either sex thin
Compound is unsurpassed
LYDIA i. PINEUA-G'S VEGETABLE co
POUNDS prepared ct 23s and 235 Western ATea
Lynn, Mass. Price 81 Six bottlesfor SS. Sent byra
IL theform OF pills. also IN the form OF lozsnges
receipt OF price, 81 per box for either Ms Pinkb
freely answers Gl letters Of inquiry. Send for pan.
lot Address as above. Mention tafs Puper
10 Family should be without LYDIA z. PIEKHhN
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, bHiouzas
and torpidity OF the liver. 25 cents per box
- M- Sold by all Druggists. -SIa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30

Toronto. ga fire last night de-.
stroyed John Oliver & Companyis plan
ing mill, the Toronto Wagon Wheel
Company and the Consolidated Purifier
Company. Loss, 100000.
Philadelphia, 29.-The store Of Jacob
Rerer, at Branchtown, suburb of this
city, burned. Loss, $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30
The TeIegFaDhs.

New York. 29.-About 25,OOO shares
OF Western Union will be shipped for
London to-day. All doubt IN regard to
the contract o. the Mutual Union will be
set st rest By Official ,Iion within q few
days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30
Mining stocks.

New York, 29.-Mininc s!ocka were
dull aDd FREEMAN. Robinson. 3.35,
South Pacific I.59, C5rysolite 5.I3, State
Lines Nos. : and 3, 81; other chsnges,
iunimportant. sales l55,090.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30
Fuufs.

Boston. 29.-The Yuni Indians. to-
day, performed religious rites at the
seashore. They will take to their home
In New Mexico, some water from the
Atlantic Ocesn for use in religious cere-
monies
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30
Coming

Stettin, 2S.-Five hundred and eighty
persons started for the United States To-
day MA Bremen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30
Smallpox.

Cincin natl, 29.-Forty cases Of small
pox and FIVE deaths, the largest number
in one day yet reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-04

sn i os total Ar sa SS
SISo S.Is sales i5ss 900 SDs Crude ;hiSms,,s s5SS
op ,S'n ISr n,a $40 Dis So Dds
here could not G es haa .sSa
ola
S eS sa e Scw d os7 S 2aS'i
Mss7 se New Meas for Apr 7 6o@sI7 So Nay si7 90
steady pces and demand moderate Extra Meas sl $50
city ra'ss aia S SSss se SIS fs@ e
90 s5 very % . T fair injury a Gu Sn p ne
rule gG,s firm and show no material ehange Sks Is
5hd7sc Picked Hams lo'.aile Smoked shoulder. Sc
Smoked Hams IL ael2 MI DDLfs he'd some e,d
nominal Long Clear lec short Clear lotsosc Long and
sSlsc' pigs 5c.LARD~ opened very strOnr, and
feeling wli reaction Of @7 LEAVING Of Urn F% At
The May. and July options export inquiry continues
frqe LIS eco m e AP 45s oS Stnnr i2S
n45@c 1890 ties June li52la9l GS h2c closing
1000 ies AUGUST closing 72Sc Ia loo 800
ies septegler II 2Gl closing ''ci o. St es.
ro and quiet q@olSa sr @ te, e Refined med
9apte 3s % Tcr rga Yin cSStnned ro"
New STAT a Frkin Tubs. Fair 70 Choice 3 &C. Welsh
Fancy SOLE Creamery di2ci Dairy. Fair
TuS Ss' and Pals l6SS % FirKin;
port particularly on fancy stock state Factory taPcy ce 20 %
lSc Western Flat Fair to Choice sGl2Lc Cheddar Far
X HG Cedar s. S79 Boxes oI Fiat aiS7S
offer ID lower weak mild weather and IN
creased receipts Long Island and nearby soHlac state
and Pennsylvania lSdlSLc.; Western, rs S southern
l7dlSc Western and Southern. Fair 10 Good, l3dlOc
RICE-SIeaiy 800 bags Rangooa In bond sold ut 2i2c;
Domestic unchanged
SEEDS-Cover quiet at 77sd87sc the higher figure for
Prime state; Timothy quiet at - 15dt2 30 Domestic
Faxsecd nominal at 81 429a$l 45 Calcutta Linseei,
dull at ~ l2lsQ - Is. -
SUGAIi-Ra lrm hut quiet Fair to Good Refining 7nIGD
TIC Centrifugal Sf0S for 90 test sales 1000 bags
PernGmbucO ship &C. importers very firm wing
TO Cuba hut rein rs held aoot The stat
tcll ston s favorable holdet Refined active for
lelOws other steady Crushed lOAc Powdered
e,sa c Gnnuated. "a 9'Iec Ont Loaf e.; cuDea loc
STANDARD a." 9ec. Mould "A" 9Ac.; on a" e'f@5c.i
White Extra slaass-c. yellow do s"Ssc; Yellow C."
7Ad77ec.: Yellow. 7i.d7 Lc
STEAftINE-Quirt. but held very strong; Choice city
ll2alI &c sales 10000 n OmGrade Zoe. ate saturday
Choice Philadelphia i2c 20 hhds. Oeomargarne
SteaTi9s 9ic -
fv nfed an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-04

Futures moderately active closing finn at advance Of
on tie later sales 10000 bales Prices id-ApIi ll9s
ai2iS; Hag1s. l2isel257 september; l2doal2l7: &C.
i1' S7 81 Prices FOR Rings and Marrinsiprf llgJ
May, l2oS June l22i' July, l2'1 August. ID ID
6cr ilSi JanaaIy, ll5 Closing prices Tor contacts-
Ap Nay i2i d,o Jgms Is igl5 S DeS
Der njSGil55; November ll.35dll3S; December lldS
@FLorR AB MTAIiio R-MarFo a shade stronger,
IN 5 r dSe rae T3ae cm n S ac 3oo6 b6 including
$500 bbls CIV Mil Extra s6 sea - a. Tor Eu"pgt'
5000 O9s sS n. w Extra u,s a f .
ira s. S50s Is: i,IoO 6bls No .. 81 goas3 60 for
sPnag % 19as$ 50 for Winter "h S55 bis
sgpern s,a 80 o5 spring 4 1S%s for c 20 lGr
Quotations No - DOGS So latter extreme super
ne - Common to cd F EfTi s1. Extra western
81 5G@J % Good 10 Choice - - ~ 5O Common 10 Eod
So "ass ComaoH Extra Minnesota 81 7SGs5 TO- Clear
$ ss. .sss7 Rye ~ sa@sit = g. Patent
Winter Wheat Extra 81 s. market closing steady
e2dhs Common 10 Good ass 65 Good to Choice
s. M hhoQh bpc5b 5ns 9 sssf sna 5
MEAL unchanged sales s0l bbls: Brandywine So 9o9sl
TEIGM q g sTG DO d Zoo Lemons So1ss Ngf
Observation-Disclosures unsettled opening a shade
declining lac and closing weak, at the lowest
crate lily milling demands fairly active trade speculative
account: sales OOO bush future JlOO Dusn cash. III
Guiding Ungiaded Winter REQ u l9i2a$l -. No. Red
81 l5aqSl a. for new: = 10 ior old; 80 Rcd ~ +?h@
81 49l4 and old No White. IL 30 for 81 3S2
a 81 i6 for old Red. April II 43dfl 4i'i closing
81 May 81 42G<l 49,, closing 81 13 do June 81 81
asl 577 81 81 DO July, IL "a 2dSl 26 closing
Dads, with go bid for canada in bond BA r.
LEY scarce and strongly held. sales 1000 bush Ungaded
Canada 81 - quoted u - ard Nol BRIGHT 81 2Ga -
BARLEY MALI III fair request al full prices sales 1000
bush Choice No canada 81 "a cash CANA "a PEAS
nominal in bond. CoRNMarket unsettled; cash lots
better closing with part Of tn advance lost and op
tiODs lower moderate trade for export and
home and fairly active speculative accOunt
23O-.uoO bush future 10000 bush cash including
UngTaded Western Mixed S0dSjc No. 2, S20S2Dc in
store 3d S5c deveIed yellow southern. S50Sfc Choice
White d.. SIC No Mixed. AyIil. 81 Gs-c closing 81 c.
May 7Ja.0S2c closing 79lc; dc June, 79l2GSI 2cr
July. 7Jl2 - c closing f9i2c do Au
gust OATsNarkot very feverish and unset
lied, opening 1dlc, better subsequently declining lG2c
and closing about ~ '54c &C., above , The low
No 3 al Glc; for new. No 2 6l%aGIeS;, Tor new ~
new, &c for old No ? D. Gic for new. 63c for old in
Guiding 600 bush. arrive G0c prompt shipment No
nominal a G5c: Mixed Western 5SdG C.. White 40 81
65c. Mixed state 81 66ic; White DO, 620G5Lc, including
-O5UUO bush No Mixed April 81 l206 C.; 100000 bush
May. 54l2057c. u 1000 bush do June, j2l2d
IN STORE IN NEWBORN. BROOKLYN AND JEBs EY CITY
GRAIN WAREHOUSES; AND HELD IN HALLWAY LIGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-04
- -. was unsettled and fever

NJ. whole market was unsettled ana io'oa,
;h and quickly responsive to the wers
I "rdcrs either to buy or SELL Ofcourse there wsio
o. or,ns opinions of the reasons for the sudden
,h.nre in the character of the market but the one
that perhaps obtained the greatest crSdonGG was
70 the effect that the sudden death OF Oorn." tbc
vanderbilt had been telegrapheo 10 e'-
'orntrv and not fully understood sup
rosing that some financially ,nl inn "ou'
member of the Vanderbilt family haa ,.r oU~
mited suicide, country holders were TY-;,,,"rn II
and cent orders to sell Meantime MI ~ v,bile
hi, brother lay unDo1'd ,,ns to .h s'1 natural pi
oinyIS for the securities affected Vas iwnarted
i ust when it needed fS:anes si' which IN the
20 1n' - tbe day was shown. Just before inc oose
oOu uniupotant failure was announced wcI p pn5
hans was the reason why the market c'ose' wa"
unsettled. - ,.o.o, ord low,
Covcrnment bonds were dull, neglected ana low
~. Tho final bids for the continued os ana ,no -
OK, 10 and for the Is were Il per cent ioWer 1i.""
W iorfav Annexed are the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-04
corroN NAnKErs-RY rELrnRApn

LIvRRPOOL April 3-l2:iO p. m-COitOn hm; Mid
ding Upands Oaed; Middng Orleans, 6i'td saes 10000
bales 1000 bales speculation and export
oipts 1900 bales, Including ll5JO bales American fu.
tures-U panda Low Mdding clause Apr delivery, O"ad;
April May delivery Ss4d DO May ana June delivery.
Gd June and uly delivery Gsld do July ana August
delivery 12 August ana september delivery, 6Saad,
do september october delivery. Oia.d. Futures steady
LIVERPOOL. April 3-23O y, motion Futuros-U D.
lands Low Mddlng clause. April delivery 64d do April
dciy 0sss do May and June denvcry, Oasd;
July and August delivery O"S do August and SeDtem-
Der delivery, Oe'a
day included 100 bales American.
LIVERPOOL April 5000 D. m.-Futures-U pands. Low
Miidng clause, April delivery Oasd April aud May
lively. OSso4d. Futures closed qaioL
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rircr. Vessels and RIuroads.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, April 3. 1882.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-N DIRK, Monday. April ). lSS2
AsEsSteady and quiet Pots SC; Pearls at 50.
G6c. 80
COFFEERio fairly active ami closed steady sales. 500
for Nay also the spot Loo bags santos eX
Gennap 80 bags Rio Euclid 5i5 bags do. 459 bags
Rose 0ij BAGS Beia private terms; Withdrawn
from Stock 900 bags Humboldt i2l BAGS eX do, BOD
bags do 39Oi bags Rio and S9S bags Santos ex g enapp
and 139 bags Eucid. private terms Nina qle' anu
unchanged CuOtatOnsRiO Fair carroes, 9sc' java log
2Oc singapore, l24l3c Ccylon. loo l@c MaTacaOo y%
13c; Iaguayra, 9dlic; jamaica sl2d2c 81 DonnSo SO
Qg9c Porto RicO 10Gl3c Costa Rca, Ylsdl5c; Mexican
lldl21c. Mocha 2712Sc AngOstufa. ii Gloc; SAVanua
9i2fl3c mo
COTTON-Spot Cotton quiet and iiec lower; sales lVso
bales (6i bales saturday EVENING" including $50 OaeS lor
export and 7Gi bales for spinning Delivered on CONTRACT 2o9
Receipts ports today 1901 bales against w
blea week. and 2S2IO bales last year since oeencr
l. l27t, as bales against 0O'lo'O baicS Same unc iS
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON April 3-12:3U D. m.-COnsos lOl3Ir for MONEY,
and lol7ie for the account bonds four per cents 2Ob
four half per cents l7t Erie. 3s7, do second
soils, Ssh Illinois Central 1891 PENNSYLVANIA Central.
6j Reading 33ls York ontario ana Western. % 81
Milwaukee and 81 Paul common. lis
LONDON April 300 D. n--Pau3 alyices quote three
per 30 80 confines FOR tho account
LONDON. April 3iOU mConsols lO 10 for money and
lOi the Atlantic and Great Western first mort
gage trustees certificates 49a; Erie 1884, New York Cen
trial. 1876; Illinois Central li0; Pennsyvania Central, 50 +
Ontario and Western 30 Reading, 81 q NIL
waukee and st. Paul common. III.
LONDON April 3-t.3Op m.-The amount OF bullion gone
INTO the Bank of England on balance to-day Is G30OOO
LONDON. April 30 n-Paus advicc5 quote Jhree per
- francs AZ y ceutmes for the account
LONDON. April $3.50 p NIB silver Is quoted at
52lsl. per
BERLIN prl 3The statement of the Imperial Bank OF
decrease in specie Of l6.5eOOOO marks.
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on quiet and easy; Middling. He;
pod Ordinary, 1920; net receipts.
stwise, 474 bales; sales 200 bales;
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IIvERPooL~ April 80 m.-Pork-Prime Mess. Eastern.
steady al ST. do Western. steady at 81 Bacon umb rand
Cut duh at 1864. Short duh T0d: Long Clear
dull at ~ Cd short Clear duh at40. Hams-Long Cut
steady at 5l Shoulders dull at 3l6d BeefInda Mess dull
1884, Extra Mess dull az lIji Prime Mess du at 5 Lard
Prime Western steady Mt "a Tallow-Pnme CITY duh
4O TurpenuneSpirts, steady 40 I'd ROsntIne dull
l6d; Common steady At 6d CneeseAmerican Choice
duh 49, Lard here. FlOur-Extra STATE steady
at l39d. Wheat-No White dull nc l0i No. 2 Spring,
dull at TO- Winter New Western. steady NJ 1884 Corn
Mixed hrmer at 62 L2l for new; Gf7d for OLD
LIVERPOOL. April 3-3 . mBreads TUFTS steady Flour,
l0dl2L GENITAL Western Wheat Y6d a99d cen.
tai California White 99Gdl 0d for california
CLUB 96d0lO0d for Red Winter; HlO for Red western
Spring Corn old per GENITAL for New Mixed Western and
67d for Old do
LONDON AbriI 3-i:3O Dn.-Calcu Lnseed. 459d. 945i
Cd quarter IAnseec OH s25. Jcr spirits Turpen
tine, % per cwt
ANTWERP April 3-Peto!enm. II francs % centimes
for pale American. WllcOx's Lara closed a: l3i
francs 80 centlines per 100 klos
BREMEN. April 3-WlcOxs Lard closed at 90 marks 50
pfennngs per 10 pounds
HAysE April 3.-Whcox's Laru closed at 90 francs 20
ceHtimes per 81 kiOs
LIVERPOOL. April 3-Receipts OF Wheat the week
From Atlantic ports C,6jO quarters. from Pacific ports.
25OO quarters from other sources $4,000 quarters Corn
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAvA April -sugar-IarSet firm; Molasses SUGAR,
$40 polarization G2d7 gold per arrObe Musco
vado Common to Fair 707s reals Centrifugal 929 TO 96o
polarization. in boxes and hhds 9aJl4 reals gold per
arrO1e. stock warehouse at Havana AM MatanZas
81 boxes 800 bags and $4,000 hhds receipts dur
ing the week $500 boxes 1850 bags and 1860 hhds
shipments during the week. 1860 boxes hoo bags and Y27O
hhds: all the hhls to Tho limited states;
states. 80 days gold 5s,05 premium; do short sight
I'M premium; London 1864 1I7s premium; ON Paris,
2aia3l4 premium.