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THE article which we published yes.
terdGy relative to pretended converse
ton between q correspondent of the
New York Herald and Mr.. Pendleton,
should have been credited to the Nash
vile Bonner. The thing looked very boz
gus to us. In regard to it, New York
correspondent Of the Louisville Demo.
erdt writes
There is good reason here for believing
and saying that the whole thing has been
cooked up TO order, by certain persons
here, who have chartered the Herald to
promote certain views OF their own. The
important conversation, no doubt,
will surprise Mr.. PendletOn quite as much
rs anybody else. The Democracy must
be on their quad against the many fab
relations OF this mischievOus character,
with which the journals are now tenn
ing,
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June IS.-Tbe National
Executive Committee and New York
State Committee of Soldiers and Sailors,
have established headquarters at IS East
Seventeenth street, where they will re-
main until after the Democratic National
Convention.
Gen. Grant passed through here last
night en- route to Washington.
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Mr.. ALEXANDER, in a memoir pre-
liked &c recently published volume of
essays by the late Alexander Smith, tells
Two or three Scotch anecdotes of Hugh
Macdonald, close friend of the poet
macdonald, with the wsrmest affection
ior smith as man, combined resOlute
contempt for him as poet, to which he
never hesitated to give the very broadcast
Dorlc expression: I" like We weel,
sandy" he would say, "an' that We
Weel ken but az for yer poetry, as We ca,
il sac help me God, l max but little OF.
1t may be poetry Pm M ssyin' il is ma
the creetics say it's poetry, an nae doot
they sud ken; but it's no my kind o.
poetry. Jist q blsther o. Draw words. 10
my minds, an bit whirly wbas they Ca
ee0sages. Damme, il 1 can maxi either
head or tail O't.n
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= Daniel 5. Walbridge, ex-member Of
Congress, died al Kalamazoo, Mich, on
the 18th inst, at the sge Of sixty-two.
in the case of Tim Heenan, brother
Of John c., st Philadelphia, the Coro-
ner's Jury returned verdict that be
came to his death st the bands Of @,
Eaton.
No clue had been ohtaineSr;; up 70 the
18th, TO the murder Of Newton sloasi 81
Philadelphia,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 1S.-It is rumored
that Gov. Swan hes offered Steskel
HALLS the United States Senatorship, IN
Reverdy JohnsOn's place, but he has re-
flaad IL
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BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, VI, June lS.-Eight
tons OF arms taken from the Fenians by
the United States Government, passed
through here this evening en- route from
st. Adams to New York.
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EUNoMIANs
or LaGrange SyROdIcal College.

It has been thought advisable to hold meet
i ing for the disposition or our 9oelety Prop
erty. The meeting win be held AZ oxford,
Miss, IN the Unworthy Chapel, on WEDNES-
DAY, June =, 1883 Il = hoped that all the
memhtrs Will attend, or communicate their
isiSiT JAMS n wEz7, rrsud.z.
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ONE eeld day last week = belle stopped
and bought a paper OF q ragged little
newsboy-" Poor fellow % said she,
amt you very cold ?p al was ma'am
before you smiled, /" was the reply. That
was the perfection Of fisttery.
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, June 18.-George Francis
Train appeared at the Exchange last
evening, and attem pied to make
speech, but was Kissed down.
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TWO peculiarities distinguish the Bos-
ton girl, which can hardly fail TO be no.
uced by the ooservant stranger; of the
young ladies between the ages OF fifteen
and thirty, whom he meets on Washing
ton street In the afternoon, two fifths
wear glasses, aud thrse.fifths carry,
pressed against their boSoms, books
bound In brown paper.
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"OLD FOLKS AT HOME."

THE surviving members Of tbs above Associ.
4 alton are requested 70 meet at the Ava
lanche Editorial Room on tn UESDAY EVEN
ING next, at four o'clock, IN order 10 make ar
raogements for our Annual Celebration and 10
receive new members. A punctual attsndance
JONI P. TRKzEvANr, seesy. je 81
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The journeymen bricklsyers of Chi
cago, IN striking for five dollars per day,
open their resolutions as follows
whereas, in the course of human events.
Il becomes our imperative duty, as
Journeymen bricklAyers of the city Of
Chicago, to act upon the charitable prin-
ciple OF self-preservation, as the first law
OF nature; therefore, - etc.
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Druggists OF Memphis and Surrounding
Country.

Assuring you that we CAN and WILL make
1t TO your interest TO cooperate with Us In this
new enterprise, by assisting us to build up aud
sustain an EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE DRUG
HOUSE, such as never has existed heretofore
In this city. With view TO which, we engaged
In this enterprise some months since, but ow-
ing TO the dull season, and general stagnstion
of business. with almost entire suspensio
OF currency, we felt compelled to continue the
retail as well as Wholesale. the same as other
drug houses o: the city, until up to the present,
but have now entireIy dropped the retail and
prescription business to that of an EXCLU-
SIVE WHOLESALE AND JOBBING TRADE,
with a determination, that with the strlctest
attention TO the wants OF our customers, the
closest applicat on and promptitude in nlhng
orders, anu at the very smallest margin OF
profit above original cost, IN unbroken pack
ages from manufacturers, importers and first
hand dealers, We will surm unit every obstacle
that may be thrown In the way OF making
this new enterprise in Memphis SUCCESS.
Druggists physicians aud Planters will
please addrsss all orders, either directly for
J. r. WATSON - co.,
lea Ne. aIe Main street, Memphis,
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NhOlesale Rrug EmpOrIum Of Memphl,

A Lending Wholesale Drug House OF our South
ern country and have now on hand, aad to
which we are constantly adding, large ship
ments OF Fresh Drugs and Medicines, Pure
Liquors, Pa nts, oils, Dyes and Dye Stuffs,
Powders, Perfdmefy, etc etc., Glass and Glass
ware, and a general assortment of Grocers'
Sundr es, which we now offer to the trade at
such prices as viii defy competition of North
Of the
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The defalcation of the Hide and
Leather National Bank, Boston, Is ascsr
talned 10 be S576, 600.
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NEW ADvERTrsEM'NTs
Dfags shd MedIclnes al WholeSale

I 7 is with pleasure we announce to the Drug
4 gists, Pny sieiaDs and Planters OF Tennessee,
Mis- ssippi end Arkansas, and throughout the
south ern States generally, that we are now
making such changes in our house, and have
effected arrangement with manufacturing
h uses and first hand dealers and importers
in the East as well as wit foreign markets, so
Us 70 enable us to make the
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WHEAT! WHEATl WHEAT!
Notice.

T HAVE two beautiful and well improved
Il Plantations in Lee county, Ga, within
three miles OF the city OF Albany. bouaded BY
one OF the best railroads in the state, and nne
Lot and commodtous Dwelling In the city,
which win gladly SAL OF exchange b0r other
property, nearer 70 ma
aPla 4, WMaHT,
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2GE NJ. THEW, ASSIGNEE OF THE
wfdent, Directors and Company OF the
of Augustus In Equity. VS.. Archt-
Boggs aud Others, Creditors OF said Cor
LlOn.
Dearing to the Court, by affidavit fled In
nee of the rule of Court that Thomas
L. James r. Branch, of the State of Vir-
William Dougherty, John A, james,
ID q, Peters, Ulintsn ]. Brown, Miles q.
Is, Lemuel p. Grant, Lewis ]. Dupree,
ls,H. Clarke, Benjamin G. Yancey, James
hilton, Stevens Thomas, Albin P. Dear
Mem. and Chas. Is. R. I'd Mortgs J Sen
NJ and L. r. r. r. LIST Mortg. Bonds.
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TELEGRAPHIU MARKETS
New Orleans azarke,.

new orleans Var ket.
NEW ORLEANS. June ls.-Cotton frmer
ceipts liS; exports $50. Sterling 53055c. New
York Sight unchanged. Gold 40L. Flour dull,
superfine S. % Xxx 50 5OSIO choice sI2 5OG
"A so. Corn steady s5c9SI %. Oats firner nc
sc. Hay unchanged. Pork quiet sz9 60 Bacon
eady, shoulders IS14c; clear sides 714e. Lard
quiet, fierce lsH keg zoe. Sugar ana Aolasses
dun and nominal,
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, June I5.-Tobacco active, sales
20 hhds IT s. o. TO Il 3 for Tugs 70 utting leaf
Flour, supeTfins s. IS, Wheat, old S2(d2 TO-.
Bacon, shoulders lS3z9ls54c; clear sides III g
l71Se Lard, tierce lSe. Raw Whisky nominal.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, June l7-Cotton re to lc better /;
sales 5000 bales uplands S09s0%e. Rice and
Coffee dul. Sugar easier, Cuba ll9&9I2c. Mo-
lasses quiet. Flour dull and llUc lower
Wheat g 1862 q. Corn 81 C6Q OK.
Dry 9oods-fhere Is no material change In
Money easy call loans S94; prime discounts
59g sterling quiet 10 9l014 gold 403S9401E new
Tennessee s 7414.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June I8-Flour hrmer, family
bed at So seas IS. Wheat Toe higher. Corn
Bulk shoulders lie; sides l41<c. Bacon, should
eIs l39l3Ao; sides i61&alTe. Lard 7LSo hutter
ssg5Oe. Eggs ls9l91ze. sugar quiet and I'M
changed.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. June lS.--FlouF, no demand
W heat l0c lower Corn S2aS5c. Oats 76a75c
Pork SOS So Bacon, shoulders l2c clear Sides
lie. Lard l75f9lSe.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June 1s-Consols closed at sf5s@e5
Five-twenties T3}s@7Sit.
The weekly statement OF the Bank OF Eng
land shows that the bullion has Increased
{ 81. co.
LIvERPooL. June lS-Cotton closed active
aud firm ; sales 1000 bales; uplands ll1+d
Orleans ll1zd. Breadstuhs firm.
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LonisriIIa HlarI.ef.
Cincinnati Market.
st. Louis Market.
Foreign Markets.

Wheat l0c lower. Corn S29S5c. Oats 76a7Sc.
Pork SIS 50. Bacon, shoulders l9c [; clear sides
lie Lard l75f9lSe.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

sY ATLANTIC ruHGEAPH TO rHE rRlBuss.
LospoS March open quiet 9oI money
The American Securities open the following prices
United Hy,Tweu bonds, 7?aE! Ere shares, AZ Illinois
Csa,ras, g9i lt
LosDos March 23lo p m-consols quoted this hour
9 money The Stock market dull American
quoted follows United States FysTwsut 72d7?I
Ire sha.e a., Illinois s9l Atlantic and Great Western 2s
LoSDoS March H.-ConoS so for money and
American securities close the following rates United States Five
Tv,u,Ies quIe. al 72d72i; Esies. i6l; Illinois S9
PSxToRr March 21-united States FyeTweues openst 81
for the issue VI 1861.
FslNKyonr March 23-United bond, closed T5h
LyEKPooL March 2il:l5 mThe Cotton market opens quiet
and STEADY The following the opening quotations; Mng
lands Od Mg Orleans Od The sales Of the day viii probably
bales The Bresuss market opens quiet Corn 40 -
g quarter for Mixed Western Wheat 1910 GENITAL for Cali
fomiA White W No Red Western. Barley. SO bush
Oats bush 49, 50 10. Flour, 39 y bbL for weerH
Canal The Provision market opens quiet and stesdy Beef 100
bbL Tor Eastern Prime Mess Port, 79i Dbl br Eastern
Prime Mess Lard, sll6 cvt Cheese, s7l ew
the b grades Of American sne Bacon A . ev for Gambler
market opens unchanged Sugar 256 T.
:. Dutch STANDARD Rosn 9 y for Common
Caona and ri for Medium. Turpcntne 3i y TAow,
st Rehasl Petroleum, 5 y gallon for STANDARD White sps
Petroleum az per gallon Lnsed cake, so is p or Thin OBJ
long for feeding.
LlKEPooL March 23?o mTho Cotton market is quiet and
there change the quotations The BreAufs remains
quiet, withou! any alteration the prices PORK steady b
for Eastern Prime Mess All other articles the hst unchanged
Sugar que, and steady s256p No. IL Dutch Standard
Naval Stores unchanged The Liverpool Petroleum quiet
tho prices unchanged via Reani Petroleum. 10 gall and
spirits l2 v gall
IyERrooL March as mThe Cotton market closed easier hut
unchanged the sales foot 0tO0 bales MddDg Uplands 0d
hjng Orleans i0d All MARKETS generally dull Provisions
Bfeadinas close unchanged Spirits Petroleum have declined TO ~
gallon. ketaed Petroleum nomnaly unchanged At Ia
LoSnoS March The las, commercial Shanghai re
port general advance In the prices OF tea
March Petroleum Standard White closed q
Asruur March 23-ll rs mThs Petroleum market opens
decao Standard White quoted a. ~ france rs eenmes
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE hARKBT-MARcH21 70
Cattle demand fall prices kxtra Steers lOl ac
bdic Sheep3O0
8ie Hogs dll lower, $50 so IA at 63dSlIp 100 m
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

I'm the jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge James GilleD, residing In East Twenty
ATHEIST for threatening 70 kill his wife, held TO
In the United States Commissioners Office,
Thomas Kennedy John Bryan. and VIM. Ryan have been
committed for trial for stealing barrel OF whisky from
seized distlery at No 5i2 West Thrtyeighthst, while
they had charge OF the place, and we're watching 1t as
keepers
In the City Court, Brooklyn, before Judge
Thompson In the suit OF John Shannon by his guardian
agt Edward j. LOwber and another, the Court
took the from the jury, on account OF q pre-
expression Of opinion aud granted leave 70 plain
tf 10 move for trial The suit was for damages
Tor injuries sustained by plaintiff who was hurt by
casrOn drum, placed by defendants on the side,
walk In front OF their disery on Secondst, Il. d., ana
which fell on him. The boy was playing marbles on tho
sidewalk and OF them having gone In behind the
drum the accident occurred while he endeayoring
70 get II out.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24
THE CIVIL COURTS.

In the Y. s. Circuit Court, Brooklyn, the dis
tilery OF II. j. Hubert. Seventhst., T. D., seized
year for paying the special tax and not keeping
the proper books by the verdict OF the jury cons
Gated TO the Government The dstilery Of August Null
Ter, IN Jayst, also conhscated on similar accusa
tOnS.
In July, 1866, Samuel Baker, as master of the
British Vivian entered into charter party In this
city with James Ward and others for the charter OF
vessel 10 the latter for voyage from this city 10 Ha
for t29O in gold payable on the discharge OF the
cargo Havana. Baker subsequently commenced suit
against Ward alleging that only 0l so has been paid
and that the equivalent Of t9S 50 in gold at the
commencement Of the suit is stl due The respondents
answered that they induced 10 enter into the char
party by the false representations OF Baker TO the
capacity Of the vessel he saying that she would carry
5000 bbls OF OIL when in fact her capacity only 1900
bb their damage she did not take all the Oh they
wanted TO ship and they claimed that the charter party
was consequently void The Court (United State Dis
trc decided that the charter party did not state the
carrying capacity Of the vessel and ordered decree for
Baker s9S 90 with interest and the costs OF the suit
the Court held that the egaltender acts are eonsu
tOnal and valid both principle and on authority and
that the words IN gold" in the contract mean no more
than the words lawful money" The decree must be
the amount Of dollars specified, and can be satisfied
In any money that Is lawful and legal tender.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24
PETROLEUM AND
Smith Il Parmelee
MONDAY, March 2S-r. N.


Gold closed at 1881. The range of the day was 1894
613S!. The clearings Of the Gold Exchange Bank
were $49 22l COO and the balances, ,75G,4S9.
Governments opened steady, but after the bank
meeting were offered at decline of iGs per cent. 1n
State stocks and railway bonds little done, but prices
were fairly sustained Railroad shares opened firm.
and in several cases sold at material advance. The
registered sales small and business throughout
the day was limited. Cleveland, Painesville and
Ashtabula stock sold at 993, and Cleveland and
Toledo at 1O3iGl04s. As the roads are in re-
ality one, this difference in the price OF
its parts is remarkable After the l o'clock
Board there was sharp decline in New-York Gen.
trail which sold at 1914. Erie was lower selling at
7Os Reading continues weak and pressed for sale.
The Western shares were lower, but not freely
offered at the decline. Michigan Southern sold at
S7} but rallied 10 S7s. After the Board the market
improved on Erie. which sold at H.. New York Cen
trail was heavy and freely offered. Reading was
weak. The Western list was all tirm. Government
bonds close excited and irregular, with moderate
demand TO purchase at the low rates made at the
Board The closing quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24
THE MARKETS.
lCarefullJ reported Dor TIE THiHrSl.l
MOSbAy Mar

MONDAY, March 2S. 1903.
ASHES-The market is quiet fOr Pots at tS 2JGso Jli
Pearls inactive and nominal.
BUILDING MATERIALS are firm and In fair demand
The closing quotations are as follows: Brcks AZ
$40 50dsli 50 for Common Hard, slsa02 for Gro
ton and t4Oasi5 for Philadelphia Front. Cement
at t2 25 for Rosendale; Hair at 6asic; Tor 3 K9
(rande Mixed; 07d37tc for BuenOs Ayres Mixed, ana
llai2o for Unwashed Mixed. Laths at t2 1919, three
months. Lime at y 70 for Common. sno q ior LUMP.
Plaster Of Paris at s. 679A tun for Blue Nova scoa
"a 40 per bbl for Calcned Eastern and " 30 per Dbl
for Cslcined Knickerbocker and Empire Mhls
COTTON-We still retain the figures Of the past two or
three days hut the market Is without uc strength and
closes soIne what nominal The moderate inquiry is prn
cpalIy from shpperE sales OF 2Ol bales inclndng $40
for spinning 3s for speculation and Lass for export, OF
which g75 were IN transit We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODrCF.

March 2350,s bbls Flour 10 bbls. Whisky go bbls.
Corn Meal 2lI sacks Corn Meal 100 BUSH Wheat. 1890
bush Corn 1900 bush Oats, $50 bush Rye, 1875 bush.
Malt $50 bush Barley bush Seeds 2O6 pkgs Beef 256
hb Pork pkg Cut Meats, 994 pkgs Lard, 2il3 bbs
Petroleum, 44O pkgs. Butter, AS bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24

he
wHER. TmE CArnE AEE fRos.-New-YorK, las;
pennsyIyania 5? OHIO 40 ln9i,, ASI; I'tS' % ~ VS.
They came by the following routes: Erie I:allroad.
lts7 Hudson River Railroad. $50; Harlem Railroad,
80; Camden and Amboy Railroad, %; New-Js sey Cen
tri Railroad pis; by Hudson River boats T. Total J9ls
About ,230 were in the yards on Monday.
REMARKS ABOUT BEEF CA1TL..-Ihe total n mber ms
week Sg head compares with 1875 head sst Seek, and
900 for the corresponding week one year ago The
Der sold to-day at the One hlndredth-ht market I2tO
head compares with $50 head last week, and with 220y
head the average per week last year and with 22J head
at market one wear ago.
total OF 90ii bceyes FOR the weok very Hight sup
ply even for Lent, aud prices have been CawlnR up
though the previous rates were 30 hgh ~ - give the
butchers little chance 20 dispose of their bee II higher
rates have be added In addition tO the ordinary city
demand. Including Brooklyn and jersey Cty. AL the
upon these markets for their beef thoroughly has the
country been drained Of fat cattle, a. tho light
supply OF only 80 bead along tho Harlem Road
at "A time when 10 was known cattle would be scarce
and high goes 10 prove. slIll with al this drain upon
our markets. tho l2iO head at onehnndredth today
could scarcely be advanced &c ID butchers lme ana
went as they came saying they could not sand the
prices Mol lew OF theh manage 10 Bot nionB WIN haI
the number they formerly kuled; Tue Nnoestie
butchers scarcely operated nt all, the stock BENG
ranging from fair to good 20 few really thin nimals
sale, tha, this class together with the medium
cattle, were advanced most class OF buyers always go
Ing for the cheapest Nothing could be run aboys &c.,
though animal was sold AT that price with an allow
ance OF GA ID y cwt. much larger proportion than
retail steers went below lie. We call the market lc
higher than this day week and all the stock was sold on
Tho thaw ana ram 80 deluged me railroad uaiks,
pilng huge cakes of Ice here, and sweeping away
bridge section OF tho track there, that
10 has been very difficult 20 forward
stock, and this Is cause OF the light supply. For
several days nothing could be brought over the III lson
River Road but the distractions are now removed, and
ia addition the boats running 10 Albany the idea bc
ing held out that they 10 bring cattle cheap this sum
iuer The Erie Road Is0 announces lower oights lnd
fares, so that between tho VanderDitDrew fight i've
stock Is likely TO come forward with less expense q an
formerly, thus benofting shippers.
There was evident disposition 10 dispose OF oyery
thing on hand az even tho most sangulno have little
hopes keeping cattle up TO the present rates for many
days There s something OF pressure after these prices
and already have two cars over the Eric rOad today
with Gi cars reported duo at Hudson City tomorrow.
SALES OF BULLOCKS
HUDSON CITY.
Woodruff Bro. had 80 Illinois steers OF Gt owt, re-
ported selling AT 16c.. average.
segle 4 Lautorbeck sold Is good. smooth, oyt. Penn
sylyania steers for NJ ulnHp ~ lsc-ll weighing l9J
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24


SUpKkNs COCKT-CIKCUIT.-Psrt
i4rl. .Brootiyn y. @. WORKS al
Russell
fIa9. .BergIpsn sgt. Schwartz. adm.
1862. Merrill Ell 81 tgt BftsT
asa. August sgt Lombard
1870. .COBroE agt Coleman, eI. &c.
iS.7. Decker at. GrifeL
i7s. .BUlgs Head lik. at Dubois.
1870. .HIui sgt Weddle Il al
ia51. .Iismblen AIT Rose.
lfGs. .Therssu agt Ehipman.
lE2. .Bsrnsiein sgt. pemeBter
Part llf.-Adiountd fof The Tern
sUPRENH CoUKr-seEcfAL TEss
At lDl .. m.--Sst doWa Gauss
s5s. .Lowdeb agt Loedeh
%. Tobias az. sheyer.
s0PREnE C0BKT-IHAnBERs--He
~ loan Gail u ealenda
90. Wash. Iron WoFks agt on
Tank Trans. Go.
u. .conger et a. agt hmith
o.. .baskins AT Whit.
81. .Iinaay et 81 age Rec.
i0l KibmtT agL KinmeT.
l0T. Tsmafo sgt Leland q al.
.kspsns1 sgi, An Glass CA
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24
Sinantial.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF TIE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY hearing six per
payable go offered sale by the special
,lrna u bc COmpaly JOHN J, CISCO SON No. 50 waAL
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAr.

ut i-AdjOurhed for the Tern.
il.-Hsid BY MOgSAs, J.-Court
10 a. M.
I54s. .Riitenhoust ct al sgt. John.
son et al
1913. .Wleks et al. agt Alden "a al.
$3.50. .McXin et al agt SAckett
1851. .hcKim et al. sgt Bank Of
Albion, &c.
1884. Williams. admir-. agt Liver.
- poolshd Loheon n ins. Co.
l35o. Robinson Agt. WAdsvOTth.
lSoa. Robbins ext. Hastsll
80. .Cobaru, &c, ayt Jchng.
oz'.BrSnson agt, LesTy ct AZ
Held By C4RpOto. J.-cotr, opens
,.-lssues0f Law and Pact
l45. Gardner sgt Thomson.
l67. Cameron agt BuekmAstsy.
By Judge lAGKAHAN--Conft opens
st IL ~. Reserved Casea
III. Waterbury agt The Hadson
GasLighs Go.
1i7. .MiehO1 agt GronI e Al.
lsJ. .Psrmley Rgt. Miles Mani Co.
ls5. .Sawyer st al sgt Chaubsra
208. Phelps sgt. Plat. ct AL
zJ7. Rabbit sgt Fraser
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24
TILE SWINE MARKET.

RECEIPTS ny RAILROAD.-HudsOn River Railroad,
2375 Erc Railroad 25OG; HewJersey Central Railroad,
s,g1j. Total, 1896.
To keep pace with the advance In beef and mutton, live
hogs have gone mp tc though the receipts are larger
SO few rally good hogs are coming forward that they
nre quickly picked mp at lOd 0ic to-day, while common
light 10 fair hogs range from 81 Ia eic:, with
32g at COmmunpaw and % cars at Forteth ST. for sale
this morning. Some OF the sales OF to-day
nc Foreth-st by r. r. Asbury: car Ill, 1913 70, lO{c,
car do 100 n, 1Oc. Mich, ia b. 3l6c car do.
1877 D gic MIR Gibbs sold several lots OF Ill hogs cars
at 9ic ear at Co. at eic and cars at &C. Dor
man Stahnecker sold the 18th car poor Ind. pgs,
@ n. M 100. and car l25 d Mlcb., az 9ic.