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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
LITERARY NOTES.

Minister Kuri Of Japan, has conveyed 10 MI EDWARD
Greoy The thanks O. the Emperor and Empress Tor MS
book A Captiye o, Love" \ German translation OF
the story is to I've published
THO soni- cen .ennl number OF The Yale Literary
Naoa-nc has Interesting paper of "reminiscences ny
one OF its editors Mr. c. Lyman He tells story
which all Yale will like TO read. NOT less interest
in is the letter in which Andrew II. White recalls the
college methods OF his youth HIS recolections resemble
those VIII ch Colonel Pggirson preserves harV"ru'
Yale ais, had system which provided merely lof 'ho
questioning OF a student by a man perched ID o'A
as words Of textbook g"nerally more Ut 'eSs o
OF date" Mr.. White adds:
When youth has Neen trained during three M ="
his course regard recitnx tor marks as ,nr vr
To- lectures which are understood not 70 count GU
standing. I remember thai when 10y own ciaS 90
reaiog the Dt Snoe ~ cicero, the thought an ~ 40
W" yir; ain nassca unnoticel by the tutor HIS lor',
Zumpt rGles for the s1h)uncuve ID o", ns,ors on
regarding Cicero. hut day after day, CUES ,so o
znmpt And recall no after one OF these enersisss
tie hcs; Latin scholar IN the class, n
e,t of ne .mercgn press coming out of class room
made the presence OF several OF u.s. so'ei,n ns
he v0Gli never answer any more o,l,ed to the
omit the expletves actual. which De alpieu W ,.e
questions and conditional which he ap,iied 10 s,eu.
A. consequence. the tuior daily plea MN WIZ, au
tons from zumpt. with TIE ane result ina, our NARY S
eche,mc. aud at commencement q very low oDe'
Professor T. r. L.cunsbury makes in this number OF
tho Nas1-ine a appeal for the Yale hnrary-ah
arnca which thoroughly justified by the rch accu
uls,ions books and by the utter failure OF 'he
building to the purposes OF Its erecuoh' i"'o
are few probably Of the alumni who know no" i"'s0
and how valuable Is the collection OF volumes when the
library is acquiring. The most scholarly ana piac''c"
Judgment has been shown in Watching sales ana III
developing the library special diiectons not doar
has been was ed misapped The result mas peeh to
co,,e.tio, NJ many treasures The library Is notable
-, ,,hor ,hincs for IFS Americana; and II has
q, periodicals the last century which cannot
he matched ia this country and which is OF great ana
Increasing vane the small aud dark library o"iid'hg
has become entirely inadequate both fol the proper
preservation Of the books and for the accommodation vi
inc stun readers: and Professor Lounsbury ASKS io
o,, h,,la,p, II will he strange II the alumni DO not
respond with practical help
The first series OF the CHM edition OF Hans Andersens
Parry Tales has Just published and the second VIII
he brought out in May.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Exporters were more modest In satisfying
their needs yesterday and only 10000 bushels each OF
wheat and taken purchases OF oats were
made by shippers Cash wheat a shade easier but
there improved feeling when the market closed
The bears were reluctant TO increase their lines OF
shorts aud n fact many OF them would on the
sign OF a rally. The option speculation reflected this
feeling In a recovery from the opening depression
which. however. had been limited to small
fractions The close firm at the best figures, and
gains scored OF 80 for April at 0O7s and May at
0las 81 for June at 924; L for July and August at
92io; for September ut 93l2 and October at "a and
d cent for December al 974 cents la corn spot los
were without decided change. The options were tre
better and hold their strength to the end closing uu
changed for April at 45as and e a cent higher for the
other months follows; Nav, 46is; June,
46l2; July, AZ and August, AZ cents Oats
were moderately active and firm April rose
ls cent to 35Ts but May at 35le and June at
80 cents unchanged. The business In lard for
port fairly good 600 terces being taken by ship
pers The market presented striking feature, and the
options closed a shade easier for the months near at
hand. 49,
Tie receipts OF grain 1T NewYork Philadelphia. Bat
more and Boston as follows Wheat, 49.59s bush
els corn, 60 5l2 bushels oats 60 900 bushels; total
grain, ISL. 100 bushels -four. 30.l9s barrels AT Chi
cag0 Milwaukee and 81. Louis the arrivals Wheat
37,5l2 bushels corn. l20,72l bushels oats, 4731s
bushels; total grain, 2o56ll bushels; flour, 3OO3l
barrels.
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Y 1iv and August delivery. 584ds do. August and
Contender delivery 7s4d; DO september and October
delivery 8 5.64d; do October and November delivery,
8 8e4d. ,o, am,
D. motion Middlng Upands. 3 b.l6dj MIDI.
ling Uplands lodi Low Middling Uplanfs 7sdi Good
Ordinary Uplauds lll6d; ordinary Cplands 6'iod
Good Mddling Texas 6sd; NiddlnH Texas, 5sf. Low
Middlog Texas 40 i6d Good ordinary TeTas 44i Or
binary Texas I'D; MddIng orleans 5'sfi Low Mid
ding Orleans l6.lgd Good Ordinary Orleans f' ordi
nary Orleans 4 o lCd. - ,
can.
Futures closed irm, Cpands Low Md1ng ci9nse. Apri
delivery 3D. buyers do Apn aud May delivery 90 buyers
do and June delivery. 2SId sellers do jane and
July delivery 484d sellers DO July and Augus deliv
ery 5000. sellers do and September delivery
S64d sellers september and October delivery, 66td
sellers october and November delivery Sud value
do. September delivery, 9.G4d sellers. ~
1 D. Futures closed dull; Upands. Low MiddIing
clause. April delivery d. do April and Nav dcIiv
ery sd value, delivery Lad. Ouyers
do. june and July delivery. e4d buyers do Jnly aud
August delivery, b64d. do August and SeDten
Der delivery 764d. buyers do september and October
delivery o-6sd buyers do October and Hovemoer DEW
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PHlLADELPIIIA; AND READING r. r.

,F6oT OF LI6ERTY sr, NORr1 Liver,
FSS'g az 400 7t3 gaC G so seS tS 1
Ss GHon a. 5sTsC% s iS
DRAW ROOM c"Rs on all Day Trains and sLEEFISa
sqtn s aUS s S;
$50 s M 90 S 3s s9 % n LS .as
For S Sso A v fraI and rcpa
For 5rS &fi III + suxnURy kEwIsBvRo ana
For hEAbfSe aud MAsh!sstag g 900. i;,ri So;
E EsT SnEkSsSS Il a?G and s'f S n
loo $50, S.l5 $40 p. m. sundays at o 80 p
For For F RTaFGSS at a. 50 s Ill., 1870 s 100
ro iIGS r. nGay'L and MAUcH CHUNK
at 400 700. s:46 a. m EOo l5o $40 e;4op w. '""
For E%sioS at 400 700 $40 90 ds S;S 90 "a 40
po s1 ai ef sSIDGE BRAScm At $40 m 100
For sS pPRRfSMINGToN ZOO s45s m, co. $780, 400 49,
For SSS ne 1s ' 1889 ll5s
QS iS s 2 u.s. 49, 1851 300 sSaGas 400 soo M
For sSeE SS *; So o s $50 S SIS,
S o. M Sundays 100 500 s:s5 m- 1900 H. i'So wv
20 30 IoV SSyi Ivy p 90 5l6 SO no. NJ 100
400 SG G sr p n d ssoSf &C. SD al
s$o SO. Hoo lo" Lore 400 =, ic SIS 50. ga am
ToI LAX EwOOD. TOMS RIVER and bAhNr
81 ~ a; m IIV ttrrP WiNELAND and BRiDoEioN
NV JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. g. MOI III River, Via Ssny ~, ycu
Tor ItUIILANDS ShABRlUul Lvsp a. u.fn N "a
fTAKEWOOD Toms RIV Err. and BAnSfe ts. y q a
Iicsets can ioearec At loot OF lsoani 1873
Na,th ,tiyer q 2U7 20l 2sl. ~ vst 80 - IN ia
SssJway' 800 7Ji and l4g 6thav@ nv ~ I55a
H. - liY Green wich 81. lao. ITO rss' ,,s. an S,w
sSc Eowerv l,s anal and prnsts, r"f BrSaoway.
In Brooklyn at No toutts.. W I.anok an
s $40 fultonsr $40 Maahst.an .sa VIII call fof
"a N y aI.1 or
and check bAS gage irom ho'oA'' W. 4, O. HANCOCK,
j. T. WoolrEN Cen Pass. aud lioYet A{S
Genera nnnWffS g. Il. p. Agt. lis LbertVss ~ 10
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MARCH %. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains York. Desbrosses and courandt streets
uarrisburs Pittsburg West. Pullman Palace
sad go a Sna Dining n Sa ssp
w nE Gass at oo R H fESy CORY and Eric
sisp scn.sGsng At Cory for ritnsvile Petroleum
For Iss.aa@ ~ SO and night .,
BALTIMORE M2.6nstSn and Tie south limited %sas
10 arrive Washington 500 p ara $40 p; M az az
@ and % s s19
For tSS ans c saseDs saHdy rousn paor ca
E For efs ssy sIeP saRSay as
on sunday s,i5 a. m and ,. m. do stop AsburJ
FE 9S FGa' asa ssrSE se sS a %
PSS ga hay Line NTH SGsrn tram.
stJersey CITY, snording speedy and direct transfer for
7si~s afrtrs From pittsburg 80, $40 ILso NJ G6s
s9s Sc SO M ana %
sPpIssy sSo ego e 49, 6 Ed l sIg.
iSo l2o 400 s29 90 Sgo ese 10 s1S 9S sio
gso slo II 81 .nr so Sso ss5 20 ssS os M
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains Leave NewYorE via Dssorosscs and Court
L % ns and 4 % ssS "a aud ana %
Express: S. sS 900 g L Limit, aud 10
s s"S tcuHc az o De- and 900 m On
Returning trans leave Broad street station Pn6asphia
lis 5 s' M i@iieS and SV IL TO-
80 rs 500 $50 ga ' no. 2s saaHi hn a5
e35 7l2 and II D. m 90. q. An. 49,. g..
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden a. M eaiiy eHeep' san
Ticket oace $40 4a5 and s44 Broadway Astor Hou, q
BrooElyn Annex station foot Of Fulton st, BrookTni
Fisset ones Battery Place s;lie
baggage hotel. and residences 49,,
cHA S. r. IN, S.a.,.r General Ps !, heea,
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AYr c0t,2V steady Ha% ad IN Z, e E0q
:esdy sGyars t5ee5 % 81 ssS IS o. ~ 70 Mil M
sUpe ~ 7Jds3 3j EXTRA - 5Otsi 10 do. Rio Brands.
Patent S. IS W6est-soutHerp quiet. western lower.
So So &nSs G ssG uoi
oO.c May 81 G9l 1c. August SJsfa9 800. CorD-Soutn-
err @ "a T
. April ' ssS sno M am soaScS 50 sac
; wss1st rSe wSss sSstsc uo Mixed &C. Penn
:yy% sSe Se. s, sf% a IS
sV77 obs. Wheat 100 Snsn Corn 1000 2d,a- "a. s
S6s l59,5Oo QUAIL sAies-"heAI oo2oJo 0usnA Corn
$4,000 Ousn.
winter Wheat - 4Oast 49, Spring Wheat :, Iesss 90
Low Grades, % rye FS T 81 i2as' % ia 6e,
s se.,as Nay sSrsa ~ s75 Gacs
Closing at sacs June, SiSe,s closing &c
S SHy ~ closing At 2sc Rys-No = 66c Barley
40 zoe Mess porsnCsse 81 29sss % %; May 81 70
ars auiet and easier ranged cash 9oasb 92b
% fCiaf aor suRS 6 50
s. shOr 1,s sdes 20 % SsS 49, SS
a. 900 Su.aa ya LOCO q OO0 sh,Dmsnts
jas $4,000 ousn' 5000 BARLEY loUOO bush:
oscssAn April srI9ar dun wand and ,tSs1y, Family
sssci receipts 1000 shipments 7,50U Corn du
Arsa . 10 oa. ar4 No 10 4 4nSa S2+c
Pors lrm SO 49, Lsro easier az 50 s5aS5 S7 Bulk
P scd au,es snd s1eadv aouicS 81 So saortri6 So
!s, 50 4S 0 nS H ss' % i 70
me suc Butchers 200si 75i cecc'D 1884 snip
uIenIs. 20 bHHa'
D,Taorr. April 9-wheat dull: No / White Sac cash;
April &c; Msy cv ssS Rcd aed e ssc oa'n onc
bush corS-So 37+ assc. oats-So White d5sc. NO.
4 Sag
pvopr, April s-Corn steady; New High Mixed 3ia
"a gci No Mixed 3SaaAe Oats steady No White SIS.
gecepts-Corn 900 bush Oats loUOO bush. Rye 600
bnsh. shpments-COrn. 1000 Dushi oats 800 bush.
I've 600 Ousn
PHILADELPHIA April s.--F1our-The market continued
dull aud weak with very liberal offerings Western and
pennsyioaIa saoer' p 80 o6 20 90 Extra 70 20
Roller Process "a 70 6si 75i Delaware Family 81 so
h0o Winter Wheat Patent s50u6so 80 wheat-Market
dull; No Delaware Red ~ ssporr sieystor boa,c. No
Psnnsviyania Red e9o. 40 Req April sos. 1Dl c May
VI no. june Oh "a 81 r., JSy 81 LSosS Corn-spot
No yellow IN grain depot - &c. steamer No MIrel
iracE i6isc. Graiu DEPOT 46ei6lsi No Yellow in
sIpor, sley t9e 80 aIea Apri. asa 'ec' May
iseted hite $780,, No. White Syr. White lOloo
futures duh ana 3get' N white April 800 Ss'S,
mi. Wheat 1000 Corn, 1000 Dusni uata IL 600
basn. shipments Wheat 1000 ousa.s Corn. 3U0J Opsh;
oats 1000 0ush
ST. LOUIS April s.-Flour dull, xxx 81 Ooass Is. XXX
Fancy 81 20 50 Pstents 81 90 $50 rs Wheat aul
No. RED. Casn. s5oa Apnl s61.ci May 70 2Gs5 sc;
April. 3Sc.i MAY SO 20 CAT duh; No Mixed Casn
2SsG3Oc.; April 29ci MAY 2ghe bud Rye steady uGc
s2c, Dairy. lsa2ec firm ga.e- FLAIR ii 900
hay steady Timothy 81 dsli Prarie SOC 50 Bran
Coo mill Corn asr steIdy a 81 S5 Whisky 81 H.
Pork. $40 o. BuiKmeats-Lons Oioar. s6 80 short RIB
81 AS short Clear - Co. Laro Arm NJ 80 S04s5 SO n
Receipt.- fI0lr. 100 nhil Wheat $1,000 nnspL Torn
n 600 Dusa oats 10000 ava 1000 busni barley
bush. Corn 5000 pi,L; ostA $4,000 Rye. 900
bush; Bsriey 1000 bush
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YoRK. Thursday April s.-BEEvRs-R Receipts were
Cows. which not offered
Feeling firm with cht arr walls reported for tomorrow.
Dressed Beet trm higher but selling rather slowly
Prime sides sold al $50 aud Choice from the
slaughter houses at 9dJ &C good demand IL looked
tomorrow
Western Dressed moving slowing, but firm $500
Gable advices from London report American Refrigerator
Beef mer rather light supply, and selling at 9a4
LOG.
shipment. to-day 74o quarters Of Beef and 100
In the Baltic by Joseph Eastman and the 0rinoco
for Bermuda carries ~ Live cattle 90 Live sheep So quar-
Beef, aud ~ carcAsses OF Mutton.
The Persian Monarch was laden Win 800 Live Cattle.
CALVES Receipts were 400 mead. OF which 30s
GOths and about 80 in dddOd IN the
Veala for such the market slow and weak Cool
Choice aud hrm and wanted Poor to Primo
sold 81 352S7. Choice at ~, and few Extra Heavy
Jerseys. at &c.
Dressed selling slowly but with favorable weather
lighter arrivals The feeling better aud Prime
stock il bringing little more money. Country
Dressed Veal. sold at 4ayc for Poor 10 Choice and best
County reached l0c occasionally City Dressed sold
at GslGso. $500
saes-iune Mullen 20 veas, 1870 II. at &c 40 do l2j
attic q l2l 10 at &c 30 do l2i 70. at 6.c; 81 do
III n at &c; do 100 ID at &c do 100 10. al &c.
Joife Wright Co. a. Neas. Ill n nj &c. 80 do ITO
b at 6s4ot Jersey do, l<9 at 7c
HaIenbeck Davis 80 Vsais lPoorl lO3 ~, At ~ 30.
Dienbsck Dewey 80 Vesls l25 n at 9lc II do, lo0
n 6c Fed Calves ass n, at 3c Yearlings 800 n. at
g. Richardson 4 Co 25 jersey veais, eoal52 n teS
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts we're ~ cars Of 2.277
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April g tSpcciaO. The curb for May
time to-day 1919 cents 1t dropped TO
770 Wheat the curb THIS morning sold down TO 1913
It was aPitated and erratc swinging between 1879 and
774 cents II learned that the wheat which he'd I'M
doubiedly been sold by WOershoncr ut Newly ork yes
terday. was bought by H. o. Armour & Co. From 74lA
wheat rapidly advanced, until at 10 o'clock 1t was
selling Mt 7TA cents The figures low that the
least evidence OF strength started hundred buyers.
Roam yesterday covered Il is believed. 100000 BUSH
els but remains short" about 100000 bushels The
market before had eased OF that May SELF
ing a. II cents The $50 close May wheat. II g
ctnts Mag corn, 3Is cents May pork ~ 81 l2GF0 4O
Mag oats, 2oA cents May Lard. 93 92l2
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proposals.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
OFFICE OF TIE COnTRi
y

" NEwARk. \. J., April Q, 1886.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this until Tuesday April 90 1886 az p for
purchase Of part of i've hundred thousand dollars Of
bonds OF The CITY 81 Newsrk denoMinatei STREET. I'M
PROVEMENF AND SEWER BONDS. deliverable April
~ 1856 which date interest begins These Bonds
t0zed by Act OF Legislature OF the state OF NewJeTseY
passed March go 1886 AMI payable in twenty years
each registered boarDg interest at the rate OF four
per nnnum payable semi annually BY tho sinking
FUND Conuissoners Bids also solicited for the
honda bearng four cent interest
with a ten year option OF redemption. 49,
For 0; tie bonds the credit and whole property
f lie city are pledged The interest and Sinking Il
established by providing the means Of liquidation 81
maturity OF sS00O00 bonds does
the city debt.
The fight reject any all bids deemed
the interest Of the city Such guaranty OF good fah VIII be
bidders the Department d Finance
may determins must be pdcrsed Proposals
the gnderEignsd PIT. QUINN, C0nfrouer
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rfvcr, Vessels and RaiiroafG
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corFEE-spo Rio arm at SIC for Fan a n SSes
terms options points lever and dnl closing esay,
The receipts Rio we're bags and The purchases
900 hays against 0a 900 year ago sales here $50 bags
June oSa ioI oSs1lo August, oSsTb59i
5JsS7l5: December 7lOsLlb. Mid grades were hrm.
Sales 1900 bsgs Laguayra and BOO savana Oh pfVase
terma. -. -. --..x 49,. ,-,,ho,,
onotabe change Sales 256 bales all Tor homo consuhp'
tion 900 bales delivered Receipts ut the ports 10
day 100 bales against 500 this DAY ast week ana
last year, since September ], 4S5b43l pales against
56s 50 for the same period last season ,.. 49,,
The quotations " the American ciassincst"n
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

l. is still q waiting speculation in crude cer-
tlhcatea yesterday business shrank a volume
barely OF 100000 barrels. Tho extreme
Ration In prices 3 cent, and under such circum-
stances 1t is absurd to describe any tone to tho
MARKET Tho news from the oil fields is not
presenting any sensational feature, but there
are SO many possibilities yet before tho trade
IN the underlined limits OF the Kane and Washington
fields that purchasers moro than abstemious Yet
It would not be surprising II there should DO hghor
prices before tho week Is QUIT certainly rally would DO
welcomed by uOt a few holders wgitlng to get out"
statlst In sad disiayor with operators and with
the field and Russian competition the remaining factors
surprising that the speculation drags as does
The market closed quiet and steady
The range OF prices and tho total dealings at the Con-
sodated Exchange were follows:
Opening. Lowest. Zos
Highest ...........-..73 Final .....-.....-.727s
SAles
Refined oil Is dun and unchanged.
OIL CITY, Penn.. April 9.-Urude Oil-Natlonal Tran
sit Certificates opened at 1924 and closed at 1875
highest price. 10 lowest price. 72ia sales, 55s00o
barrels; cearanccs. l.796,OOO barrels; shipments,
1888 barrels; charters, 1896 barrels runs, -
barrels.
BRADFORD. Penn, April s-Crudc Oil-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at 72Ss and closed at 72si
highest price. 73; lowest price, 72la; clearances,
I,l74.OO0 barrels runs, 5556S barrels.
SPIRITS or TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON April 9.-rurDentine steady at $50
HLvAgNAn. April S.-1uroentBe steady at 3Sxc.
WILMINGTON. April S.-PurpoltIno duh AZ 81 10
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6tedmboais and Railroads.

A RON DUUf and KINGSTON, land,na
"a at CransOns West Point. Cornwall Newhnrr nal
boro. Milton. PongDkeepse aud Esopus M VII
Ulster and Delaware. stony Glove and Cstskl Nonnta
Railroads steamers CT rY or INGsrON and JA1fEp3
W BALDWIN leave week 4 d m pler 100, y
Harrsonst except Saturdays when CITY OF mos Yoy
leaves at ~ Wv
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nesa-e cars % eothsA ana a. Jersey cisyi ana
lad Aead nearly All Spring Lambs. wero received ~
inston Market Total arrivals for aye days iS"oo "o~'
On an extremely sht supply the market ruled very nr%
enough around few Old Ewes go Buos sS asaa
30 per b. ,r.u, = % ola
Common to Primo Yearing Lambs ransod rom N 20 d.
spnnR Lambs active demand and PRIME stock very nru
POOR Choice Lambs ranged from - TO ~ per neaI
Dressed Mutton In very lieht supply and hignet &
Choice selling az 20, ami IL looks As s"sp
butchers will have 70 pag IL 2c 10 morrow ,,ntatc
Sales Dienback q Dewey 35 ohio sheep lOl 10 az &c
2ty do 20 hi at ao loo 90 %, at 'e Y do %
No. at 9oi 30 do 30 10 at To- 40 state Lambs o. ID
JAG do 10 10 l49 OHIO do 10 ID. at sc 40 no. 70
b, at 6Lc ..o Ell, IN ~ ., 7so. ee2
DO 81 H. at7'sc Is Jersey Ewes and BUCKS rOor " w. "
Ago ..,,.. 49,, ~ q, -l,c
sader Co.. l4l Nebraska Sheep, l5O To- d. f'9o 40
Ohio DO, loo 10, at 7stc. ...a...o.a
Coz 81 Jersey spring Lambs at 30 @so per maui
Ii Jersey Ewes. 100 n, at nc. -, n A.. n,
JeIlae Wright Coz dsprng Lambs at 8, each go a.
IS 80; do az ST. heads State Ewes 50 % at &c pei ~
o. oliver Cos Jersey Spring LAMBS at ~ % esc ha
j. g. Richardson Coz: Spring lambs AZ - 90 poI
HOGs-Rcceipts were cars Of 1o23 heal Total ior nye
DAYS 29 eGO head against 265t3 for the sane TINE
NomiDs ally arm and higher az - soa per 100 bs M %,
Country Dressed firm &C 51Dblo for Heavy pay &c .o
Medium 607c for Light states, and7o for Light Jersey"
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Gelp Wante6.

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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

81 LouIs April 8-Catie- ReceiDts. $50 shipments'
100, market firm Fair Choice Nauve shipping steers
A. OOdSt rs Native Butcher steers 81 oO0sa "a low
and Heers 81 oOds3 rs stockers ana Feeders - w"
81 20 ~ ma ,... q. INA
g 80 Packing 81 O0ds4 20; Heavy. 81 306si Do -.
Shesp-ReceiDtG oO shiDments none Market niehci ~
- 81 0S6 o. c-,,.
CHICAGO April sTns Drop,rs journal reports Cattt-
Receipts 1000 mead snpmens 1000 head mai ket
2J0S6 Stockers and Feeders ~ 20
asa SO Cows Bulls Mixed. 81 00dS4 90 Buk 81 w
G$3 -. o.o . .,o,u
Hoo,-Reccipts 10000; shipment. s3O0 MARKET slow
ROugh and Mixed 81 004S4 3j Packing ano shipping,
81 25as4 so Light. So 90 0s4 40 skOs. 81 0OaS3 80
200 head. Shipments 1000 hea1i market
strong Nauvess ~ 0c1SB l5 WESTERN u OOeS4 oO LaDs
81 o5aS6 IL; Texans IS W GS4 w.
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COTTON uARKEr,-ey rELe1R.pp

LyEaPooL APni s-i23o ?. m:-Cotton-steady, with
fair demand Mlddlins uplands. l lOd do. Middng
leans I'D saes-l200O bales including 900 bales for
speculation and export receipts. 1000 bales, Including
170O bales American. FUTURES quiet Uplands Low MIDI
ling clause April and Nay a.nysy 5dj do MAY and June
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HOUSEWORK.- girl quick, thor
ough houseworker Write wages and particulars 10
SMALL FAMILY. Station Ii. New-York.
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Cost an0 found.

+ OST or STOLEN, Bank Book No. 115, 6S5,
issued Savings BANK in tho City OF New
YORK. TO MAkGARETH and DIN A. IfERGEMo EIHaR
10 deliver the bank 4th st and 4have
II 7th OF May 1856, application win be
mafe tho bank for duplicate
NewYork, April Q. 1856
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Eorses auo Carriages.

A GENTLEMAN wishes to sell a magnifi-
~ cant saddle horse 16 hands bigh. years old sound
quiet In harness lady. Apply 70 OWNER, Tribune
Oice
TOR SALE CHEAP. - LIght sldebar ton
wagon In fine order harness. whip etc Apply at
Grocery, corner 9TH and Greene ses.