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THE PRIIssIAN CHURCH Bill.

THE PRUSSIAN CHURCH BILL
BERLIN, July 8.-The Catholic bishops have
begun to use the powers granted them under the
provisions OF the government church bill recently
passed. They have ordered all Wears and candi.
dates for the priesthood to return to Prussia.
THE POPE ON DIVORCE.
ROME, July 26.-It Is reported that the Pope Is
drafting an encyclical letter against divorce.
IRELAND QUIET.
DUBLIN, July &-Owing TO the quietness OF the
country the government has dispensed with the
services OF Mr. Cltnord Lloyd, resident magistrate.
from the special duties TO which he had been tenn.
porar1ly assigned.
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The Markets.
BALTIMORE. July 2s.-virginia sixes. deferred.

BALTIMORE, July 2s-Cotton quiet-middline.
9H. Flour without change and hrm. Wheat SOUTH
duh and lower; western lower and dull southern
red. l.l9a1. 16; do. amber. ll5al. ls; No. 1 Mary
land. ll7xal. lsh: No. western winter. red, spot
1:16x; October. l. lSkal lsH; November. 2Oal 2OSi
CcEn-southern steaay and quiet western steady and
MY MIXED SPOT q . lid I'D August siaslS ssptsmbsr 81
zOai4; western WHITE 42a44 do mixed. lOa42: Penn
eylvania, 40a44: Rye quiet and nr1n new. 68a6O.
changed. Butter dul-weste.n packed. sal6 creamery
1S,a E 4s:d iSs1s PssSisS% nshsse and
goes ordinary TO fair, see sus.r sseady-A soft SX;
LII Frelghfs to Liverpool par sseeiner hrn and 1D-
changed. Keoeipts-douf l0S1 barrels; wheat l67 600
bushels: corn, 36 600 bnshels; OATS 600 bushels.
Shipment. nons Sala-wheat S2s. zoo bushels; corn.
81. 600 bushels.
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A 100000 Libel suit.

RUTLAND, W.. July 2S.-John B. Page com.
menced a suit yesterday against Clement Son
for alleged libel In statement recently published
by them relating TO the affairs OF the Rutland rail.
road company, OF which he Is president. The dam.
ages are laid at $500 00Q
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GALVESTON, TEX, July ga special to the Ne,cs
from Matagorda says the following message was
found In a bottle on the beach: "The finder will
report this We are now in a sinking condition.
with all our boats washed away and the pumps all
stopped up. We are on Cuba Lost three men
overheard We have no fresh water. On board Of
the ship Cape OF Good Hope. (Signedl JOHN JOHN.
son, Mate, February 22i."
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The Order Of the ..fIoIy Cross. ~

SOUTH BEND, IND, July ga retreat and as.
sem0ly OF the teachers and missionary order In
the Catholic church, known as the "Holy Cross"
has just concluded at Notre Dame university,
About 500 members OF the order from all parts oi
the United States were present Rev. AlexiG
Granger WAS chosen provincial OF the order; Rev,
7. I. Carney, assistant PROVINCIAL; Rev. Daniel
Splllard, master OF novces; Rev. L. Laterns,
superior OF professed members, and Brothers
Emanuel and Leander, projects OF discipline OF
the Notre Dame university; Rev. Thomas z,
walsh, president Notre Dame university; Rev.
James Hurth, president or St Joseph's college.
Cincinnati, and Rev. j. Keef president of the
Sacred Heart college, Watertown, Wis
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CLEVELAND, OHIO, July 2s.-Hot gas coming IN
contact with cold air In the receiver at Grace fur.
mace, at Brier Hill, on Friday, caused an explosion
which wrecked the engine house Several EN-.
ployes were slightly wounded by nying bricks,
and the engineer. Benjamin Jones, had both legs
not thought he can recover
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HENDRICKS AND THE wOLD
TICKET,0
Confidential Talk Of Senator voorhe

SOME NEW LIGHT THROWN ON DEMOCRATIC POLITICS
HOW THE SENATOR CANE TO SAY HENDRICKS
WAS OUT OF THE RACB-THE LATTBR'S ACCOUNT
OF THR INTERVIEW IN WHICH HR PRAISED TIL
DEN'S WISDOM AND ADVOCATED THB stOLD
TICKET'-HRNDRICKS OBSTINACY IN REFUSING 10
MAKE WAY FOR M'DONALD IN 1880 EXPLAINED
-"BILL" ENGLISH AT THE BOTTOM OF IT.
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s311 ,441.01; customs, 1856, ,233. 75.
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The TeIeRranher., Strike

THE "sUBJEcT no DELAY CARD REMOVED IN NEW
YORK.
NEW YORK, July 2S-The Western Union Tele.
graph company to-day took down fits notices
"Sub1ect to delay" and all business is now taken
as before In this city.
WESTERN UNION PROMOTIONS TO BE MADE FROM THE
MEN on DUTY
CHICAGO, July S.-The substance OF the follow
Ing dispatch, received by Col Clowry to-day was
western Union:-" In reply TO your telegram, I
wish 1t to be distinctly understood that vacancies
existing In the service caused by the detection OF
once managers, chief operators and others hold.
Ing positions or responsibility, not 10 be kept
open awaiting the return OF those who have de-
serted their posts. Justice to our faithful EN-.
ployeS as well as the best interests OF this COM
pany. demand that such vacancies should, as far
as possible, be filled at once by permanent ap-
polntmentS from among those who have remained
true to the company. You will please see that
tnlS Is done. THOMAS 7, ECKERTn
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Yellow Fever Near Baltimore.
TIE STEAMER CALIFORNIAN WITH FOUR CASES 4
QUARANTINE.

BALTIMORE, July 8-The steamship Californian,
from the West Indies, arrived at quarantine last
She passed in the capes and up Chesapeake bay
without notice from the health authorities She
is closely Quar2ntlned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rP C,LyARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER
S-S Sth and streets northwest, Rev. s. h. GREENE,
pastor: or:-Services at II IN. and 7:30 pm. Come and
worship with 1T
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, July ga special dispatch
to the Ne,cs from Brownsville says: Night before
last. during ball at Ebanite Rancho, 6 miles up
the Rio Grande, Apolonio Reyis and Macedonia
Males shot and killed woman named Rice, who
had been living with Reyis, but who had discarded
him for another cavalier Reyts and Males ap-
preached the woman from behind, just as she had
finished dance, and shot her in the back Her
partner drew pistol and fred at the woman's as.
SaflantS, but Immediately received bullet In tho
stomach. bystander was also shot In the arm
and through the lunpa
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MESSENGER MAIL SERVICE has been establishe,
between Hicks wharf and Williams wharf, Mat
thews county, Va, and F. Richardson has beel
designated as carrier.
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The Governor General and the Princess
| QUEBEC, July 28-The governor general and the
| Princess Louise returned to this city yesterday
4 and are now at the citadel
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f ~ FLETCHER CHAPEL, CORNER NEW YORK
80 avenue and 9TH street.-Preaching Tomorrow
at IL O'Clock a. N. and p. sunday school at $50
a II
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Saratoga Races To-day.
RUNNING IN THE RAIN.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 2S-The first race, three.
quarters OF q mile. for maiden two year-olds was
won by Loftin: Emigrant second, and King Tom
third; time 30. It rained very hard during the
first race, and the track became very heavy In
Gilmore and Compensation have
been drawn for the cup.
The second race, two miles and a quarter, q
sweepstake for all ages, was won by Gen. Mon
roe; Boatman second. These two were the only
starters. Time, 42lX.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r~ The PERPETUAL BUILDING AssOCIA-
snnT saas RaSs i
money on easy terms Our advances average 81 0o for
selves Of the advantages Of this best of
Sy paid. sna ons a2r
good investment the purchased viii pay all or
nearly all. the monthly dues, thus enabling you
he 1s nd h aEr e sS
G al the r sons TO e 6s fact
makes IT so prosperous and popular You can Join at
as
are are 1 heing taken every month We have more than
EI ARsss
&c: c, ,pt tSCaNsoS: Psssident: EDWIN NJ Law
retary. els 18th street. jy28-3t
- THE ORIGINAL POLAR SODA.
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS.
Without change of quantity, and quality fully main
-. MILBURN's. on the Avenue. near the Treasury.
~ W. WALLACE KIRBY.- NEW REAL
EsIATE Es, sPd BR9K.kaGE 9FFTGE
je2s-lm. BARBOUK'S Law Building 490 La. ave-
~ GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY TO
SELECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING.
IN E. F. BROOKS.
~ FARMERS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN
SSs Il iEsEFG EBsH szsH zaEHe
.sR n te.SRP0stns with Ro&EIIs PkErAEED
References in every STATE Agents wanted for unoc-
eopled territory. Apply with references.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
Manufacturers Of
POWELLS TiP-TOP BONE FERTILIZER, BONE,
POTASH, AMMONIA. &C.,
te29 l6 Lisht street. Baltimore, Nd.
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DEATH OF AN ARMY OFfICER.-First Lieut. Henr
Il. Pierce. 21st infantry, died upon the 18th inst
on the Upper Columbia river. Lieut.. Pierce las
year made an interesting exploration OF the rout
between Fort COvlle and Puget Sound. He ha
recently been ordered to continue tine work, an
IL IS supposed he was about to resume operations
when he died In camp
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Killed by Llghtnln1.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, July 2s.-A special dispatch
to the Ne,rs from Iroup says: Yesterday Mrs Cad.
den, living miles from here, was struck ana In.
stantly killed by lightning during heavy storm.
She was bride OF only two days
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THE PRESIDENTS WESTERN TRIP.-Secretary
Lincoln said this morning that the President Is ex-
pected back this evening. and tomorrow evening
the party will start for Louisville The Secretary
further said that he understood that it was in
tended to make short stop at White Sulphur
Springs for the purpose OF giving the tourists an
opportunity to view the beautiful surrounding
country.
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STAMP AGENT ACKNOWLEDGMENT Conger
to-day appointed T. j. Staunton stomp agent, at
the corner OF 29th and O streets, West Wash
ingtOn.
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THE WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
for mailing; price, three cents per copy. 1t is
large, eight-page paper, of f1fty-six columns cut
pasted and folded, and will be sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar year.
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THE THREE VACANCIES In the grade of second
lieutenant in the signal service will be filled by
appointing the successful competitors in the exam
ination to-day. The candidates are SerReants Pur-
cell, Finley, Donaser and Beal OF this city; Ser
geant Buell.. OF Toledo, and Sergeant Weber. OF St
Louis The two first named were recommended
by Gen. Hazen at the former examination, and
VIII probably be appointed. or the others it is
thought Sergeant Weber will receive commits
iSon
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THE BOARD OF army and navy officers appointed
some time ago to examine and report upon the
plans OF the proposed railroad bridge across the
Thames river at New London. Conn, have SUBJ
mttted report to the Secretary OF War The plans
OF the bridge are approved In the main, but few
slight notifications are suggested
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RAGS FROM EGYPE-Secretary Folger notifies
the collector or customs at Boston by telegraph
yesterday OF the shipment OF 153 bales OF Egyptian
rags from Liverpool to Boston, and directed hin
TO enforce the laws and regulations.
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r~ NUMBER OF CITIZENS. BOTH PERMA-
~ nently and temporarily rvsiiing in Washington
byterian church THIS EVENING. The attendance of
every body is requested. It,
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THE P. NJ. GENERAL AND THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY
CoMPANY.-The Postmaster General intends short
ly to issue an order that will cover the recent al
legged evasions by the Louisiana lottery company
OF the order OF Postmaster General Key. This
order prohibits the delivery OF money orders and
registered letters to M. A. Dauphin, agent The
company advertiseS now that letters can be sent
10 N. A. Dauphtn, cashier OF New Orleans bank
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THE SANITARY CONFERENCE AT FORTRESS Mon.
RoE.-Yesterday evening, Health On1cer Towns
hend received an invitation from Surgeon General
Hamilton to be present at the conference at 2
O'Clock to-day at the Hygiea hotel at Old Point
Comfort for the purpose Of considering quarantine
measures for the Chesapeake bay and tributaries,
Norfolk, Washington, Portsmouth, and Newport
News, which win cooperate In sanitary measures.
The convention will be composed OF Surgeon
General Hamilton, Health Officer TOWnshend
Health Commissioner Benson OF Baltimore, the
mayor OF Portsmouth, health officers OF Richmond
Norfolk, and Newport News, and Assistant Sur
geOn GennoQ Of the Marine huSnital SERVICE
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REsIGNED.-Captain Samuel Perrine, keeper of
the Harveys Cedars life saving station, on the
coast OF New Jersey, has resigned. His resigna-
ton has been accepted, to take effect upon the
qualification of his successor.
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THE PRESIDENT returned to the Fifth Avenue
hotel New York, yesterday from Rarltan, N. j.
where he had been visiting Secretary Frelinghuy-
sen. He received q number OF visitors He will re-
turn to Washington this evening"
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Fs HOLY CROSS CHURCH. MASS. AVE AND
e. 18TH st-spnday services Mathis $3.50 a. m. ;
ntany tchora) and holy eucharist and sermoh IL a. M
| Even song $50 p. m. Seats free. j. A. HARRoLD
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UNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CLA-
baugh Hall. 1880 l4th street northwest Rev. G..
b. PITCH, Pastor.-Services: Preaching Sunday morn
Ing at O'clock Sunday School sunday afternoon at
4 ~ clock Prayer meetings Wednesday evenings at
O'Clock. All are welcome. II
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NEW BANKs.-The acting controller Of the cur
rency has authorized the Union national bank OF
Ames, Iowa, to begin business with capitol OF
$4,000, and the First national bank, of Marion,
Kansas, with capital OF $4,000
SECURITIES OF NATIONAL BANKs.-U. s. bonds
held by the Treasurer to secure national bank
circulation, $751; 500; q. s. bonds held by the
Treasurer to secure public moneys In national
bank depos1tares s17, ,166 coo; U.S. bonds deposited
to secure circulation during the week, $596.000:
US bonds to secure circulation withdrawn during
the week, $330, COO.
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rSo CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, ,I.UTH-
eran.} pennsylvania avenue and I'd str et south
east, Capitol Hill. Rev. W. f. PARsoN pastor.-Ser-
vice at ii Evening services discontinued. Seats
Tree.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.


Tomatoes-Two-poundc cans, 95c0S1; 3-ponnd,
81. 15c Az. Notwithstanding 3.pound, - 100
2.35 2-pound seconds, 1880 40; 2-pOund
standard. $l.6001.7O. Corn-Golden Rule 81. As
al so; Folks 2-pound cans, $l.1061.20; Var
mouth. 81. 400150 Revere. 81 .4001.50 McMur-
ray, 81. 4001.5 so. Blackberries, 2-ponnd, 95c0
LOS; raspberries. 2-pound, 81. 7501.SO; pine
apple, standard 2-pound, $l.S002; second do,
$1.6501.75: cove oysters. 1;pound, full weight,
Sl01.05; light. 5o970c; 2-pound-full, 81 .75O
$50; light. $1.05Ol.20; string beans, 81. 100
20; Lima beans, Sl9l;4o; peas. mario wfat,
S5eQS1 40 small, S1.3501.50; Holsters, $l.750
1.S0; blueberries. $l,o00l.60.
COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal, 1915 y ton; Pittsburg coal,
S4.75 70 ton; Raymond City coa Ssoo % ton:
block coal, 1915 y ton; block nat, S3 % " ton;
Bossburg coal, SO " tom crushed coke, % 10
bush; lump COKE lie " bush; Connellsv', lie coke.
l7c " bush.
Alcohol, 50 2O02 80; asefe tida, 25a3oc; alum.
405c; camphor, $685. 10 cochineaI. 6o065c:
chloroform, S00S5c' copperas, bris, $685.. so;
cream tartar, pre-, 3504Oc; indigo 81 al 90;
licoriee, Calap genuine, 50 40c; masnesia .carh,
2-oz, 3o95r,c; morphine. P. d. W " ounce; S3; o;
madden, I2014c; Oil, castor, y gallon, 81. 200
1.2o: oil bergamou, " ID, S2.7503; opium. $500
rs: quiniue. P. & W, p ounce, Sl7001 10: bal
sam eopaiba, 7O075c; soap, CASTLE, FRI, II a l6c
soda, hicarb., 4la06c; salts, epson, 405c; sui
phur -four, 406c; saltpeter, 802Oc turpentlne,
5406oc; gyeerine, 3S040c; iodide potass, Sl.eo
9l.75; bromide potass, 40O45c; chlorate pot
ash, 2O022c; boraX, l70lSc; ctnchondia. 95cOl.
OIIs-Linseed oil, raw. sac W gallon; boiled,
SIC. Coal oil, legal test llDl6c; wafer whlte'
l4s4c; bank, 500 SIC: best straits. soc; Labrador,
soc; West Virginia luhricating, 20030; miners,
Csc; Lard oils-No. l. 50 090c do. extra. 95cDSl.
WHITE LEAD-Pure, 6l9c; lower grades, 406c.
DRY GOODS.
PRINTs-Albion's, solid colors 5loc American
fancy &c, Aliens fancy &c, Aliens dark &c.
Aliens pink 6lae, ArnOId's 6l9c Berlin solid col.
ors &c, C0checo 6l9c, CoDestoga &C. DunnelPs
6lac Eddystone 6l9c, Gloucester 5lac. Hartel
6loc Harmony sc. Hamilton DC, Greenwich
&c, Knickerbocker &c, Mallory pink 6l9c, Rich
mOnd Cleo
BROWN sHEETINGs-AtlanIic A Sc. Boot G
6lac, Agawam F &c. Bedford Il 5lac, Augusta
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS AT CHICAGO.


CHICAGO. April 1.-THE following is the visi-
BILE supply of grain for April 16: Wheat, g.
o75,00O bu; corn, 1867, 900 bu; oats, 1921
O0Obu; barley. 101, 900 bu; rye, $4,000 bu;
total 16,242, 900 bu, against 6,359,0Oo bu at
the same period last year.
Regular wheat, was active on speculative ac-
count and higher; opened 40lsc higher than at
yesterdays close, advanced 4c, declined la 5sc;
advanced 1 $50 lac, and closed lac higher for
May, 1 lsc higher for June and L $50 higher for
July than at yesterdays close. Sales ranged at
81 05ss01 och for April, $l.067s01.0sla for
May, $1.o9401,1os for June. $l.1oss01.11A
for July, $1.04l901 .05s, the year; spring,
$1.05la01. 05Ss; winter, entirely nominal. On
call, sales of 1,220,o00 blu regular at 4O114c
higher.
Corn was fairly active but unsettled and chiefly
speculative; after numerous fluctuations closed
14c lower for May, SEC lower for June and leo
lower for July than at yesterdays close Sales
ranged at 52as053 '2c for April. "a Fec for
On cali, sales OF ass, 900 bu, at the close on
Change at lsc lower TO Ice higher.
Oats were firm and shade higher. Sales
ranged at 42c bid for April 43 043t9c for May,
42ss043c for June; IL 34042lsc for July, 33 lac
the year. On call, sales OF $4,000 bu, at lac
lower.
Pork was in fair demand and 10000 higher.
Sales ranged at SIS: 20 for cash; $4,000
1892 for May, $1S37ls018.52la for June,
SIS 5501S.67ia for July. $lS75018 80 for Au-
gust, $3.50 September. On call, sales of $500
Drls at 2l2c higher for April and 2lsc lower for
June.
Lard was active and .2la0. sc higher. Sales
ranged at IL 3714 oil .40c for cash and April
11.4UO11 .45c for May, 1901. $50 for June,
li.52le@l :57l9c for July ll:52ls911 60 for
sales OF 1900 tcs at 2 lac lower for April to
2lac higher for July.
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Oils.

PITTSBURG, April 1.-THE petroleum mar
ket was duh; united certificates weak; closed at
94c; refined. 9081ec. Philadelphia delivery.
AT the afternoon session the market was very
dun and not much doing; opened at 94lac; de-
clined and closed at 94c.
OIL CITY, Pa. April 1.-THE petroleum mar
ket fuctuated to-day between 93lac and 96c,
and closed at 94c Total transactions, 1.705,-
900 brls. Total shipments yesterday, 5000 brls.
Runs, Saturday and Sunday, 707, 900 brs. Char
ters, "a, 900 brls.
BRADFORD, Pa, April 1.-THE petroleum
market was active, but weak and lower; opened
at 94aac; declined to 943se; advanced to 95Ssc;
declined to 935sc, and closed at 80 7sc bid. and
sales at 94c. sales were made OF 1,2S6,000
brs.
TTTUSVILLE, Pa, April 17.-On opened at
95l4c; highest, 95Ssc; lowest, 80 SIC; closed at
94c Shipments, 6,O73 brls. Charters, "a, 127
brls. Runs, 80, 1873 bris
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local -ois, ,,-Da,ra aoa
"A9io a Markets

Markets.
INDIAEAPof.1s. April II.
inc pehu'"ui weather, as has been predicted
IS pringiue "A brisk trade all along the line.
festero - more activity was noticeable, and a
chee -<ful feeling among merchants. Dry goods
Zen were as busy as bees. Stocks to select
from are large. Prices of leading cotton fabrics
are well sustained, but there are some bargains
offered to attract tho attention of buyers
Wooden goods quiet, but steady. The wool
market is still tame and nothing worthy of note
doing. There is fair demand from Western
mills for such lots as they require for current
ropsum ption, and the receipts being light, the
upply is only about equal to the current wants
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Foreign Money and stock Market

LONDON. April 17-Railroad bonds-Ilinois
central, Isl; Pennsylvania Central. 66ss; sew
York Central 1902 Erie, 13s; ssconds, 1o1;
Reading, 100.
PARIS, April 17.-Rentes, 79f zoe,
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Bran-MOre active and scarce; sales were
made on call at $3.50.
Shipstuff-Steady and quiet; SIG asked, $14
bid.
Middlings-Quiet, held at SIG; no buyers
Hominy feed-Dull 81 4 bid, none offered.
Hay-Prime tomothy, dun and lower; SO bid
none offered.
GRAIN IN STORE.
April II, 1858.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 17.-Cotton quet;
middllng, 11-16c; low middling, Ssse; good to
ordinary, Sl9c; net receipts 4,254 bales: gross
receipts, 5,239 bales; exports 10 Great BritiaE
1900 bales; continent, $50 bales; sales, $3.50
bales, stock on hand, 253, 129 bales.
GALVESTON, April 17.-Cotton dun and un-
changed; net receipts, $50 bales; exports TO
Great Britain. 2,151 bales; France 1,549 bales;
coastwise, 63 bales; sales, 1877 bales; stock on
hand. 60, S45 bales.
ST. LOUIS, April 17.-Cotton steady; mid
ding, 95sc sales. LOO bales; receipts, LOO
bales; shipments, L 900 bales; stock on hand,
"a, 900 bales.
MEMPHIS, April 17.-COtton receipts, 376
bales; shipments, 1884 bales; stock on hand,
54,s85 bales; sales, $50 bales.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE market was
without feature demand. Previous reports
for miscellaneous selections continue, in con-
nection with which few job sales to clear up
spring stocks are OF occasional report. Choice
prints In new styles and work in steady request
for small quantities, Dut the general trade is
dull. Fall river canton hannels in brown
bleached and colors, and in all widths and
weights made by the Newbourne Mills, for
which William Simpson, Sons & Co. are agents,
will be opened through samples next week for
the reception OF orders
Wool.
PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-woof quiet and
unchanged.
BOSTON, April I7.-wool quiet and un-
changed.
Metals.
NEW YORK. April 17.-Lead dull; common
and refined, 4.40 "a oc.