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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-24
The Somerset Herald.

EDWARD sCULL, Editor and Proprietor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-24

FOR STATE TREASURER:
WILLIAM LIVSEY, Allegheny Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-24

REPUBLICAN STATE TIcKET.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-17
sEetray Notice.

One Dun OK, about eight years cid,
(snpposfd to work some white about the
flank and some white spots on body aud
~ tae fsce, smooth crop of the lett ear
aud crep and uudr and upper bit ia the
right ear. The above described Ok was
taken up by W. +. Logan aid estraycd by
him before me, = Is Ssudiosd, jnsticc Of
the peace for ward No 4, parish Of Grant,
La. on the 10th day of march, A d. 1883
TherefSre notice is hereby given to all
whom IT may concern, that ii the said es-
trny Is not claimed by the on per. within
the time prescribed by law. ! shall pre-
coed 10 sell the same, on SATURDAY. the
2lst day Of April, a. d 1883. Appraised
at SO 90. s. A. Neal. A.. g. Kelly, APP
praistrs. s. B. SANDFORl,,
mI7 r Ward 4.
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Market Report.
tCcrrected weckly By the Nep Orleans Quota
tions. Prices ruling at close Of Market On
Wednesday,. March 1ith.l

PROVISIONS
NESS PORK-@5l92S
DRY SALT MEAT--Packed shoulders
Tie, loose ta4c lower.
BACON-Shculslers SIC, clear rib sides
lie, long clear LIE.
LARD-Refned in derces life, refined
IN kegs 12c, refined in buckets I23c.
HAMS-Choice new canvas sugar-cured
l2@ i3c, plain lv}9llic, ordinary to me-
dunn 10G101.
BEEF Choice family mess beef sl5fa
1900 ia bills. $8509i0. in half bbis,
medium aud ordinary mess beet in bills
$l2t94l. Fulton market Sll-25@i200 -
half Dbl
FL0UR-s5 25se7s
CORN MEAL s. 1903 20.
COFFEE-Ordinary Rio ~, fair ETC.
good 92c, prime l0c
RIcE--Common 43c. ordinary 4sc, good
II. prime 5ze, choice 6}c.
SUGAR Prime tic, chcice SIC, yellow
clarified 7ac. choice white 6sab&o
MOLASSES = Choice Ale, prime 45c,
fair sc, common z5fg3Je
BUTfER-l6ta4oc. us to quality.
CHEESE-6l415c. as to quality.
IRISH POTATOES --S2 s5ia43 so.
SWEET POTATOES-Sl.75
ONIONS e. 75(g3.50.
WOOL--Burry lDtG TIC y ID, Louisiana
clear s2U{4 2lc, clear lake 2z(823c>
COUNTRY HIDES Green sailed Z {iaSc
dry flint III e i2c,dry saltcd l0S9lIc per N
damaged green hides &c OF damaged dry
lc of
PELTS--Choices sheep 2pti SOC goat l5(a
Csc. coon 20ta 3oc. mink 20a5251c, beaver
75G 1 90, otter St(13.5o, deerskins Csc.
TALLQW-73(ascf for country.
s HONEY-Is quoted ut 5GS75e a gallon.
stFuined ~ = y,
BkESWAx- Prime yellow 23fa24c n n.
CATTLE First quality y bead $50 80
SECOND quality sl592c common aud old
cows Sstgsi4
CALVES First quality y heal ss@lo.
second qnality b head s6:a5
BA6GING--1f ID SIC q yard, 2 q s3c.
II 10 l0ac; baling tvine i3c n b.
iiES-s ccording 50 patents, e145 net
y bandlc in JOB lots
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Twelfth Judicial District Court. Parish oil
Grant, Stale of Louisiana No "a.
Mrs Mary Allen Cocker vs. B. F. Brian.

By virtue Of and to satisfy a writ Of g..
ia, issued and to me directed, in the abpse
entitled and numbered suit. have seized
and will offer for sale, atpublic auction, in
front of the court house door, in the town
of Co'fax. Louisians, between the hours
prescribed h. law. on
SATURDAY, March 81, A. d. 1888,
The following 4 scribed property seized
as the properly Of the Defeadant, to.wit:
A certain tract of land known as the
Lily or Scarborough Plantation. and all
the improvements thereon. situated in
Grant parish, houi lana
Terms-Cash with-bcneit of appraise-
ment C.H. TEAL, Sheriff.
Colfax, La, Feb: 8, 1883 fi0-6t
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INCORPORATION
Tax Sales
oF ENJOYABLE PROPERTY. :
The Tarn Of covas Parish n Grant, 4
Cs.
Delinquent Taxpayers. Louisiana.
MAYoR's OFFTcs. CorFAx,

MAYORS OFFgcs, CoIFAx,(
February "a. 1883.
By virtue OF the authority vested in me
by law as Marshal and Tax Collector of
the Town of Colfax, | viii, ON
SATURDAY, the 3lst day of March, 1883.
offer for sale at public auction in front of
the conrt house dopr, in the town OF Col
fax, within the hours prescribed by law,
the undivided half interest in fhe follcw-
ing described Lots or Squares of Land or
the least quantity thereof that will bring
the taxes dne thereon, together with the
interests aid costs:
Name. Dcscription. Ass'm't. Tdres.
LANE, Mrs NJ MA, Lots or
Squares No. One, half of
Five, Nos. Six, Seven ard ~,
Twenty tBringhurst Spr-
vey and fro,n Square No.
5. twenty-five 10 Sryenfy-
Que Inclusive (Johuston
Survey except lot Of 30
aud ali OF 40, all ID the rs
tjwn = c.isAs. la 1896 SO IS
Terms Of sale Cash on the spot
HIRAM WILLIAM;oE, -
f246t Marshal i Tow. Tax G Hector. !.
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Last Sunday the dog and monkey
show Of Andy Showers was moved
from Grants point. across the river.
aud set up on the RIVER front Of this
town. That afternoon Miss Showers
walked wire rope, from the ground
to the top Of the tent pole and back
again. Her COS ume was what you
might call rather abbreviated, and
the display Of hesh-colored tights
according to regulation rules. Fully
two hundred persons were present,
but in al that namber We found only
one ma1 whose nnodesty was shocked
by the exhibition, and that was Mr..
W. s Calhoun. He torned his back
on The whole performance = after it
was over. We can say for Andy's
show that it's well worth the price
OF admission, and all will be pleased
who patroniza him.
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lHfEA = People are always on the lookout
xs$fTSA for chances 70 increase theiresrfs-
E0 fAE ings, ard in time become wealsly;
- - h those who do not improve their
opportunities remain in poverty. We offer a
men, vonssn boys and girls 10 work for us ris-ht
in their own localities. Any ono can do the
work properly from the start. The business will
pensive outfit furnished free. No one who en-
gaees fails to make mosey rapidly. You cHn de-
vote your whole time ~ thu work, Or Only your
\ EesdHd sent free. Address
IL STINsOS 4 co. Portland Maine.
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We regret very much to learn that
true bill was found at the present
term Of cpart against our old friend
L. K. Hohyeutt. It was a bill of
$1l so found against him BY Kirk"
TORY for;board.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-17

DR.. W. B. Buckelsw has opened a
store at the hate residence of Mathew
Nugent. Sr.. where he expects to keep
full stock Of such goods as are to
be found in irst-class country stores.
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Mrs.. r. J. Bowman has spent the
last ten days at the residence OF Mr..
H. Mcknight, on visit. We trust
she has enjoyed her stay at her old
home. and that she will accompany
the Judge at the next court term.
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NOTICE.

By virtue Of an ord nee passed by the
PoieeJury OF the parish Of Grant. on q 9
4ti day. OF January, 1888 / hereby give
notice. and request the citizens of sSrant
parish, to make known by petition to the
Police Jury. at the April meeting Of sa:d
body. their feelings in regard to holding
an election fer the purpose of authorizing
ti,easssessing af a Five Mil Tax for bsidye
pun poses ior the year 1855.
a s. G. CURRY.
s1 iss President Police Jury.
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After nearly two weeks sitting the
docket is not yet finished. Judge
Barbin has announced his intention
to clear the docket if it takes all Of
next week.
TIE GRAND JURY
finished their labors Thursday even
ing, after having found thirty-six true
bills. The large number of bills at
this term is owing to the fact that all
the true bills found by the last grand
jury were set aside, owing to the dis
qualification OF one of the grand in
rors, and new investigation had to
be made by the present grand jury,
thus largely increasing their labors.
CONVICTIONS
State VS.. John Jones, assault With
intent TO kill.
State VS.. Richmond Harris. bur-
glary, convicted of larceny.
State VS.. yinion Brandon. assault
with intent to kill.
State ys. Geo. Williams. two cases
Of larceny, convicted in both.
The parties not sentenced yet
AcoUlTrALs.
State VS.. Jefferson Odum, charged
with assault and battery. /.
State VS.. Balek Nelson. assault with
intent to kill.
CIVIL DOCKET.
Z. G. Randolph VS.. L. A. Layssard.
Judgment for defendant.
NJ. F. Machen vs.. A. w. Bell, con-
tinued.
Mrs. Emma Waddell vs.. L. Sirmons,
judgment for plaintiff.
JAS. Christy VS.. L. P. Eagles. judg-
ment for defendant.
F. II. Page vs.. Parish Of Grant,
suit revived.
WI Bullock VS.. r. NJ. HamiI. suit
dismissed.
John / Adams 4 Co. VS. j. Lamer-
aux, attachment dissolved.
Pauline Lisso vs.. Nj. Cans, judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Frank Boudre VS.. Elgee St. Andre.
Judgment for plaintiff.
G. II. Mumford vs. HE Creditors.
continued.
Samuel Mitchell vs.. Thomas HEX
man. continued.
Il. Lacomb ct al vs. ". s; Calhoun,
continued.
Wolf & Marks VS.. NJ. Kraft, dis
missed.
Il s. Cameron g. l.. McNeely Va.
NJ. IA A. Lane (suis for division of
the Calhoun estate,) judgment for
plaintiffs. ordering division.
THE JUDGMENT MILL
continues to grind, snd-in our next
issue we will publish the entire dock
ct. putting it in better shape than is
possible in the hurry we have had to
pat this together.
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un, Euass, / 70! SAT- 81

Isssiisk1A ~ {. 2 I. &c s.ssss, C. I;31s 70
THE phSslcErs Ii eh ee - old and will known
4 Institution are l.s e. Ia ncdicine 80
surgerH Year, Of k<rs<-aace Ia tie treatment 8
Chronic Olscss, "A sis IT, + SIKH and ablfey
much stpesior t.Iat CT practfonefs
thai they have acquired tncl reputation through
5NDsS(sR{:r s7fs,rss y fS92SsEE frod1e,
Yoctl0ns Of the haood. AKIN OF bones. eGIed with sto
cess, Without uslpg 1rcrry or Poisor9us Medicinea
s5 shess ; q 'e eSs s ss ne q "a
d{ss<5s fhas victims Tor bus.osssor nnsrriaoA
permnnenffy erred 3. r1cde-nte exrsuee-,
80 - Bot where pssaitss
pffs51a ufsch IE4H AID nv1'
- Liz srsd ~ ya<,st 1osrI w.
snt n<sied Ire soy address ssfiie.son- . 4. -
1Pprscr~ - -sic< ~ = xastzss <k1n1l fev oA1A
Nd Hears ~anssS is) - 1s<ix s'ssr tsB> kts 49,
Courc II nd shcnit te sddseBsoe
S5IE. BUTf~. ssSar.s 9Th -. 81 ksu1s. H
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-17

Earich and revitalizs the blood by
using Browns Iron Bitters.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-17

Plant more corn, and less cotton.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-17

continues to grind, snd-in our next
issue We will publish the entire dock
ct. putting it in better shape than is
possible in the hurry we have had to
put this together.
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After nearly two weeks sitting the
docket is not yet finished Judge
Barbin has announced his intention
to clear the docket if it takes all Of
o~~k x,onl-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-06
BALTIMORE

CfNCINNATI. April 5.-Flour firm and IN
changed. Wheat lower At .I.U0n.lO0.. com
duh aud heavy az j3c. spot. oats steady &C . c.
Pork dull at Slc.5ON : s.62.c. Lard lower 40
s1O.s5. Bulh-meIts quiet: shoulders. 7, o.; clear
RIB. Zoe. Bacon steady an unchanged. Whisky
-tcadyat el.l3. sugar unchanged. Hogs steady
aud firm: common and u ght. 1928 NS7GJ; pack
ing and butchers. S7.2OMs-.
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The Texas Legislature Investigating
Charges of Corruption.

AUSTIN. TEXAS, April "a special com
mttee OF the lower branch OF the Texas
Legislature met here Yesterday afternoon
TO investigate the charges Of corruption
made by the Teras SJiings against the
House in connection with bill proposing
leasing State cOnvicts for ten years.
Joe Walker, 4 politician. testified that
one Of the lessees had quarters in a private
building. where poker was played by mem
hers OF the Legislature and friends Of the
Icssees. Witness had been there frequently.
WhIskey. cigars, wine, &C., were free.
sometimes one OF the lcSsees was host and
sometimes a member OF the Legislature
was master OF ceremonies. Witness men,
toned the names OF senators and repre-
seniaiives whom he had seen there. He
testified to having offered the prOpriclors
OF the Democratic Statesman 5000 ii they
would cease opposition to the pcnitentiary-
lease bill. lie did not have $500 OF his
own, but expected the lessees TO reimburse
him some day.
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Exciting News from the Isthmus.

PANAMA, March 21.-Seyerc ana cohtih-
nous rioting has taken place along the line
Of the canal-works, originating in race
hatred between the Jamaicans and Cartha-
genians. Some twenty Of the former have
been mastered, and the Government finds
Itself unable to restore order. Arms are
being indiscrimlnately purchased; and as
no work is going on, and as there are about
3. 600 men drinking freely. serious trouble
is anticipated. The Government viii ind
itself compelled to keep IA strong police
for.o ON tbe Isthmus, which is being rapid
" oyerrun by the drcgs Of all nations. NJ.
Charles de Lesscps leaves the lsthmus to-
day for New York. lie insists that the
canal will be finished in 1883, although the
riots and murders along the line must have
satisfied him that there are other than en-
ginccring difficulties TO be overcome before
the cut from sea to sea VIII TIC completed.
NJ. de Lesseps has been much tfted during
his three-weeks' stay here. Every arrival
at Colon from the West India Islands
brings laborers for the canal.
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nenih of surgeon.General Barnes.

WASHINGTON, April j.-Surgcon-Gencral
Barnes died here this morning Of Brights
disease.
General Barnes was born in PennSylya-
mia, and was appointed to the army from
that State aS an assistant surgeon in June,
1slO. He was appointed captain in 1917.
and major and surgeon in 1876. ON Feb
ruarv 0, 1863. he was appointed a medical
inspector with the rank OF licutenant-
colonel. and full colonel August 81, 1851.
In August. 1864. General Barnes was ap-
pointed surgeOn-eencral OF the army
position he filed until reccntly-bcing
succeeded because he had attained the age
for retirement. General Barnes was one
OF the medical stat who attended Presi-
dent Garfield IN his illness, aud for faithful
and professional service in connection
Herewith it was contemplated to retire
him with the full rank OF 4 maior-Scneral.l
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The Indian Troubles.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., April j.-Scc-
rotary Teller has received from Gene
raj George Crook letter, dated March
9th. giving further particulars regarding
the Indian situation in Arizona General
Crook SAYS that the trouble was caused by
Chricahllas, the same band of Indians who
since 1874 have killed about one thousand
settlers and miners in Arizona. They are
a different band Of Indians from those on
the San Carlos reservation, although the
sins OF the ChiricahuaS have been often
attributed TO the san Carlos Indians. The
latter. lac says. are now behaving well, and
arc disposed TO cooperate with the Govern
mcnt against the hostiles. The Chiricahuas
have never been subjected. and the dlili-
cultics of a campaign against these Indians
in the broken country OF Southern Arizona
Will be very great.
4 telegram, dated April 4th, from Agent
Wilcox, was received this morning by Sec
rotary Teller. reporting ali quiet at the san
Carlos agency, and that Chief Nadaski had
been put i'm irons.
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Sfnr-isOufc Cases.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 5.-There Is
no truth in the report that the foreman OF
the grand jury has refused to sign the in
dictmentS against ex-senator Kellogg. As
matter of fact the documents have not
been prepared, and consequently arc not
ready for signature. The counsel for the
defence in the star-routc trial declare posi-
lively that the indictment "will not hold
water" They insist not only that proof
20 sustain the allegations is lacking, but
also that prosecution for the alleged Of
fence is barred by the statute OF limitation.
The Government counsel, on the other
hand. maintain with equal confidence that
The indictments are sufficient in every way
to bring the parties TO trial. One Of their
views Is that rs the postal drafts which il is
alleged passed between parties covered n
period OF four years, the offence may tech
nically be held 10 have continued for that
time. The indictments will in all proba-
bility he attacked with great ylgor when
they come before the court. Lawyers OF
experience say that il would be an eXtraor-
binary occurrence in District legal his
tory ii the prescntments were not followed
10y nm Indictment; 80 it is probable that
indictments will follow the presentmentS
already made in the case OF Brady and
Kellogg.
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An Arrest which Created Sensation.

LONpoN. April "a semi-weekly news
paDer called the Ciy Press, in an edition
Dubl,hcd Yesterday evening, announced
that il had received letter, without sigma
ture, in which the writer threatened to
blow M the Government offices. The AZ
fair was referred to the police, and late last
night English detectives, assisted by mem
hers Of tie Irish secret service. succeeded
i'm arresting a man who had in bis posses
sion a quantity Of stuff supposed to be
dynamite. The arrest caused decided
sensation i'm business rs we'll u in police
circles. The detectives had followed the
prisoner from Manchester, rs he appeared
a suspicious character; and when the
letter appeared he was at once arrested,
being then in the vicinity Of Fleet street.
He is now ut tie Bow-Strcet station
10 await the report OF the army officials at
Woolwich. who are now engaged IN q
chemical examination OF the explosive
compound found upon him. The police
regard the arrest n most important one.
This i evidenced by the fact that since IL
was made precautionary measures have
been renewed. Especial attention i now
being giycn TO the protection Of the build
ings i'm which are located the offices OF the
Ministry anI Of all public officials. Extra
sentncls have been posted ut Windsor Cas-
tie. where the Queen is still resting, and
about the pOst-ollice. keen-eyed police
men and detectives are watching every cor
ncr where dynamite fiends or incendiarie'
could possibly be expected to work.
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Political Complications In France.

PARIS, April j.-General de Gallifet has
written an open letter, in which he inn
peaches the accuracy OF the interview pub
iished in yesterdays SOliet, wherein he
was made by the reporter to declare that
the heads OF departments and the sub
directors Of the War Office are communis-
tic sycophants, and that Radical journalists
insured the DEGREES relative TO autumn
cavalry maneuyres. 1t is generally I'M
derstood here that the compromise by
which the question of cavalry manGuyres
was allowed TO drop is merely to be con-
sidcred as the postponement OF rupture
in the Cabinet until the Chamber meets in
the latter part Of this month.
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oThe VIII Of the pcOple."

ST. PETERSBURG, April 5.-Deyclopments
of the utmost importance are expected in
connection with the forthcoming trial Of
Nihilists in this city. II was originally be-
Iieyed that this trial would be the last Of
its kind on the list. Recent arrests have,
however. made other::Nihilist trials proba-
Bile. and it is the present intention to ar
raign the newly-discovered plotters either
before the coronation OF the Car, which
will occur in May or June, or directly after
that event. The accused have, with these
exceptions, already pleaded guilty Of be-
longing to the party, which they aSser. is in
fact, rs well as in name, - the VIII OF the
people,"
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, April 5. lSe3.
Country Produce.

Apples: Greon-From $3.50 to SIS q barrel
for common 10 extra choice. Active
BeesiodI. 3lG32c. e N. -
B,tfter: Prime To choice yellow. 20 2sc.-
scarce: fair 70 good, lS@23c.; fresh yeiowuu
$50 Corn MeGl: eO@G5c. yer bushc for country;
'G Sca%s :'' Wife c ss@ss.25; mixed, sl.95G
DIED Fruit: Blackbcrries, 7c.; cherries l5c.
lice Fotols: Hens 35@40e.; chickens 21@
% dressed Foiels: Turkeys, l7@lsc.; chickens
I5td Ice; ducks, l7alSc.
Eggs: l4@l5c. crates and barrels; market
we Fathers: Prime live-goosc, 5o@52e.; common,
ri aiiqrseed. l.o5GslIOF busAcl.
Hdy: Virginia timothy. SO@ S2&c; clover
mixed. 656f Toe: clover. Coz 65c.
B boto;oe V'' Irish. s2ass p barre, fo- choice
Virginia; northern, $3.50; common sl.5O. Mar
n R6o Sis Ginseng, sl35Gsl4O q 10. sereca free
of tops 40@45c. q 10.
Lard: Country, IllI re. IN
Peanuts. Common ~ choice, 6GSc. & 70.
Rue: 6O@6Jc. r. bushel.
Sumdc. Prime, soc,
Shucks: 500 63c.
Bdlsd MrdO. 35@f0c.
TdliOtc: 6~@1c. n 10. - -,
Wool. Washed, 35c.; nnwashed, zoe. BURY
wool Will brlng from . 10 o. q W. Wy ''"N ''O'N
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rosendale,. sl.5SSsl'oO q barrel
lanes River, sl4OMSl.i5.
Li1as; Agricultural. sG1 Toe. "a bushei Rock
land, ii .l5asl. LEO, according 10 quantity; Virgil
MP PrestS sy. Lump, "a; ground, ss; ealciued
plaster, sl.75.
Tur: Large size, u.
DRY Goods.
Prints: Meriimack, 64e.; Merrimacs shirting
| 5Ic.; Richmond &C.; south Bridge, &C.; Pacinc
| Gcc: sprague. &c: Sprague Shirtine, 5Ae.: Dun
Hcrs, exc; Aliens, &c. Manchester, 6sc. :; Wash
| ineton, 6.c: Mallory Pink, go; Mallory Purple
| dc; simpson Mourning, Bhc. SIMPSON Grey, t.c.
simpson Black, exc; Harmony, &C.; Ashland
Bieacfed Shtrtiags and Shsetia0s: 70 Sc
| cuTity, Sc; 10 Jack Horncr, 5sc.; 7-S Edwar'
| Harris, 6Sc.. A Fairmoul. Sac. "A Pelham
| IKE; A Gladiator, &c.; 4 Barker, PC A.
| Farewell, &C.; IA Wauregan, lie; i0-i Nonad
| mock 25c.; l0-i Peluot, 32Ac.
Brotcn COttons. Manchester A., 5sc.: Man
| chester Al A. A.. exc; Rockbridge IA 4. L.
8sc.; James River q. o., 5Sc.; james Rive
| H. H., exc. James River ID. D..7e
Drugs, Dyestuifs, Oils, &c.
Npw ~.
! Alcohoi: $500 z gallon.
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NV YORK, April 5-N00N-Sl0css Irregular
and firm. Money. per cent. tNlire,-ioug'
ASH: short, is3l.. state bonds dul. 'oNefh-
mcnis generally unchanged.
Speculation on the stock Exchange today has
been active and irregular, but IN the man s.r'nE
The market opened firm and s.lI higi or than u
closed Yesterday. Daring the greater l1Ii oi me
morning the market was 0chgc aud stfong. anu
recorded an advance OF 4MlH, IN whi-h 9 eniral
Pacific and NaudCTblts were the l'tld.ne Yea uIc-;
thcre was then reaction Of Q in f,pstnWest ana
IA Is in the remainder of the list: after when tiie
market again became strong. and about : 9 clock
sold M ga /, the latter Lake shore. Nl!e Houston
and Texas advanced to Sd from 10 ~ Tie opci-
Ing In the Late trade the list rccodc0 u =. which
was recovered in lie final dealings. "llie g.. g..
G.. and f. advanced 90 20 from "a, Elc. mond
and Danyille 10 30 from d (, and Ricl mond ana
West Point o % from 2i2f. The market closed
strong with am advance on The DAYS u-n-acuon
of Nh. the litter Central Pacific and Lax"
shore. Transactions aggregated t93'tto sharc-.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 5.-Nruni. g.. coa-oi-
dated. 81: second series. So plst-Gue coupons
40 ,: new lO-fD's. 80; new 3's, 531. Ina to-day