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Westchcstcr County Politics.

was held at fremont last evening for the purpose OF
raying the party and taking steps for the approach
ing Presidential election. Ex-Congressman Rogers,
OF New Jersey, spoke at length on the subject OF
the impeachment OF President Johnson, and urged
upon his hearers the policy Of all composing the
democratic party in the States working together
to ensure the downfall OF the radicals All the evils
OF civil war; undue taxation and depression Of trade
that had visited the country originated In
the dissension that had fallen out among
the democrats, and the Convention OF
Charleston had sounded the tocsin for
the disruption OF the party and the triumph Of the
republicans. There was a time when the govern
ment would have been handed from one party to
another as intact as they had received II, but now
power was at work which was bent on tearing down
the prOudest principles Of the constitution and de-
str0yin2 the very fabric OF the government The
English House OF Parliament that beheaded Charles
the First was the champion OF liberty IN comparison
with the present Congress OF the United states. Mr.
Rogers then went on TO speak OF the terms OF the
constitution with regard to the rights OF individual
States, referred to the unjust character OF
the so-called Reconstruction bill, adverted TO
the able administration OF Andrew Johnson, and
duty 10 stand by their party. The democratic might
not be successful at once, not even In the forhcom
ing Presidential contest, but time was coming
when the radical party would meet with their
deserts and when every democrat would take up
arms n necessary and shed his blood In the defence
OF that liberty which was jeopardized by the mad
policy OF an insensate faction.
Z. At the conclusion OF Mr.. Rogers speech Mr.. Scott
II. sherwood and other gentlemen addressed the
meeting. after which q series OF resolutions were
and advocating General Mcclellan for the coming
President.
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CONCORD. March 80 1885,
The Republican state Convention for the choice Of
delegates to the National Convention is called at Con-
tord on the 9th OF MAY.
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Masonic Lodge Of Sorrow In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. March 30. 1893.


Masonic Lodge OF Sorrow was held In the Grand
Lodge room OF Masonic Temple this evening in re-
spect for the memory Of the late william Bockius
Schnider, Grand Tyler OF the Grand Lodge OF PENN
syvania over the Masters chair was suspended
portrait OF the deceased. The coffin was covered
with the regaa OF the deceased and with wreahs Of
mm0rtelles. Nearly 900 MasOns were present
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CrfstadOro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
fscured. Wholesale and retail! also applied at No
un,
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Ask for n Waltham Watch.
1T rs THE BEST 1T IS THE CHEAPEST
I. -. BYNNRR CO., 1ss Broadway, n. 2.
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the adoption Of the following resou~

commended the adoption OF the following resoin'
ton:-
Resolved That the city Brooklyn does hereby subscryb
the OF coo TO the capital stock OF the New YORK
Bridge Company the following conditions that
the Of SS000000 be first subscribed to said capital
stock By other parties and ten per cent thereon
be paid In cash second that all nstaen and payments
account OF such subscription be payable proporonate
equally alike by said city and all other subscribers third
that charter OF the be amended has the In
terest OF the city be represented the Board OF Directors ~
three city officers composing the Of tho Sank
tng fund OF the city Of Brooklyn for the time being.
Resolved That upon the compliance with the conditions
menoned the financial officers OF the city be author
ard directed TO the required bonds or the city
able Nuch tune less than thirty years. the Comns
OF the Sinking Fund shall deermne such bonds 10
AMI the be employed 70 the payment Of
subscrip. from time to time the insalnents
thereof shall become due as aforesaid.
Alderman WHITING, chairman. OF the committee
spoke ut some length in favor OF the proposed loan
A communication from Oliver Rowland lngersol
was presented pros sting against the loan He said
that Mr. Roebling the cOmpany's engineer, had orlg
nally estimated the cost OF the bridge at s4ooo,o0o
and that amount was l,ow sought 10 he more than
doubled. II the company would transfer its charter
70 him tlngersolD he won'd guarantee 10 complete
the work without dollar of outlay by the city, but
under the present arrangement the bridge COMPANY
would pocket about $2,50o,ojb. The communication
was laid on the table. The consideration OF the re-
Monday next.
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yr,..t.o~., s,rsues.-Depot $50 broadway,
SEw YORK sETp FOR PAMPHLETS.
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U0vernOr Ceary VetOes the Free Railroad
Bill.
HARRISBURG, March 30, 1868.
Governor Geary has sent to the House his veto OF
the Free Railroad bi recently passed in the Legs-
lature. He declares 1t to be unconstitutional giving
extraordinary powers by authorizing railroad COM
panes to increase their capital stock without limit.
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PENNS YLvANIA.
Miners' Riot Near McKeesSOrt Que Man
Killed and Five weaLded.

Mtnerv kiot Near MckeesSOrt - Que Man
Killed and Five WouEded.
PIrrssURG March 30, 1885,
Intelligence reached this city tonight that q
bloody ,iee.. occurred y the morpng at j;.hn
O'yeil's eoa mines, at Six Mile Ferry near Nc
KeespOrt. Some Of 0'SeDs mmssn, who had been
"ou,n for some time, Went to Work, when
two hundred men arrived from q neighboring works
ana called upon them to come out. They were
armed with clubs and other weapons. O'Neil and
his men resisted them, shooting and killing one man
and wounding fve-one seriously. Mr.. o'Nen
was severely but not dangerously wounded by
clubs. The mob have gone back, aud Mr.. u'Neil
Is guarded by about hundred armed men.
Tonight the Chief of Police, Mr.. Greene, and the
Coroner were telegrapned for ana win leave for the
scene OF the disturbance in the morning.
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Missisquoi spriugs.-Ut.pof 53J Brosdwny~
Slw YORK. SEND FOR PAMPHLETS
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Touching the matter OF General Grants notions
about negro Suffrage, the Cincinnati Commercial
republican, March 2s, mentions that the statement
of Hon. d. w. Gooch, OF Massachusetts,, relative to
conversation had with General Grant In April last,
In the course of which the General ex-
pressed himself in favor of reconstruction,
with negro suffrage as condition Of It, reminds
1t Of another conversation with the General
at dinner party, given while he was on visit to
his former home, in Brown county two years ago
last summer. 1t will not be improper to say, re-
marks the Commercial, that SUFFICIENT was said to
convince US that General Grant was fully up to the
most advanced ideas of that day the question Of
Suffrage and that he was unqualihedly In favor Of
giving the ballot to the negroes who had entered the
service and fought on the side Of government for
the salvation of the Union We never doubted from
that moment where General Grant stood. II our
recollection Is clear General Sherman held the same
opinion at that time; and we have no reason to
think that either Of these distinguished men has ever
changed his views.
Letter from Ex-Governor Seymour.
UTICA, March 2S, 1868.
DEAR SrR-You will show some surprise that
have taken no notice OF silly falsehood put out by
the Ohio state Journal, and going the rounds OF the
republican journals, that ! am not candidate for
the Presidency because there is proof that in 1854,
was in confidential correspondence with the rebel
commissioners in Canada. have found that putting
down SANDER always gives birth to another, and
they always rise in degree. You see that am now
charged with open treason. The story Is absurd on
its face Some one claiming to have been an in
former says he sent sworn statements, showing guilt
my part to the State Department, which were not
believed. This tells the character OF the man. Mr.
Stewards hostility to Inc Is well known. The State
Department would not trouble itself about the
perjury II there was plausibty. The man who
was convicted OF false swearing against Colonel
North was tracked to that Office when 1t procured
his imprisonment and that OF other innocent men.
| never had any confidential correspondence with
Messrs. Clay and Hocomb. | do not know them. II
ever at any time wrote to either OF them, II must
have been some merely formal matter, OF which
have not the slightest recollection What was sworn
to made up by Mr. Sewards spies do not know;
but think the public would DO Interested by view
of the system OF nOrmers and perjury In during
the past seven years. hope II will be laid bare by
new administration. HORATlO SEYMOUR.
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A.-As-W0rds shirts are said to IL ana
Union square and broadway Send for price
IT is rHE BEsT IT Is THE CHEAPEST
T. b. ByNNgR CO., iss Broadway, Mt.
A Heat of Weather is Fast Approachiu9.-
e s c2G Cir sns FOX se rh n % & ss ss sos s
rapidly and pleasantly VIII resorss gray hair
% " gssas II See
% sHsAa as na'r 4 cnsSAIfaR. CHI La d. m Bro.a~ayxy
Beware Of Bogus Dr. Huntcrs.-The City
Doctor Sspa,siioS .slis and islsss rhy.i
thirty years he the lives Of and
% ossn e nes ef 'Ga s. o a.
SUNDAY SUNDAY '''A wv" . - ''' ' ''N> ''''''"
Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world The only psrfee, Dye; harmless, reliable ins,Aot.
Choice seeds, Plants and Trecs.--Priccd
sss srs Fy%oas sS.'sI
Cristadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Rver
msnuf.cured Wholesale and retail! also applied At No
Great sale Of Mons Furni.h,n.-.-snperic.
cents, aud similar prices.
ALLEN @. FOWLER. No Park row.
Genin, Jf3 Droad,vay.-sprins Fnabioa.
Hats for gentlemen ladies' and children Prices reduced
ss% s1'' ScsS. sFE5 E'rPH FSs rHsP%LEfs ' ''"'"''
Printing Of Every Description Executed wifh.
aud despatch and At lower than
the NETR0PoLfTAN JOB PRINTING EsrABLisINBSr.
" Nassau street
yTissisquoi springs.-yepof 13J BroSdwny~
Slw YORK. SEND FOR PAMPHLETS.
Positive Facts.-The Great Beauty OF ~"
material the elegance of he shapc tnc Nao
remarkable hecomingness OF kNoAs la.e hye 81 ss
uentsn's Hat facts perfectly in.pnttuVefps'r.
med 20 Be his creates, they are sold NJ Ma ha
Broadway, corner OF Fudnon spceh
yr,~.t.c,.i s,r5uSs.-Depot $50 RroadvSAy,
NEW YORK SIND FOR PAMPHLETS.
Trve advice to Cure all Diseases Of the
Hair. S years TGactice. Gray hair prevented
as4' Or. GRANDJEAN, No. Astor place
The NIerropolitan Job Printing Establlsh-
NENr Nassau street. prepared 70 furnish Cards. Cfrcu
lars PamptIe Law Cases. Posters and description of
Printng - twenty-five cent less than De ob
tanned elsewhere In the city
Wigs, Toupecs and Ornamental Hair.-IA>~s
quality Dye and Hair Dyeing all ooors, M BArCHEL-
0RS 10 Bond street
A.-Haznrd & Caswcli's Pure
COD LIVER OIL
Beat In the world.
Manufactured on the shore by lASWELL. uAZAHO
CO.. under Fuh Avenue Hote,
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BOSTON. March 30, 1858.
The leading members of the Radical State Commit
tee have no hesitation in repeating more emphati.
cay than ever that senator Wilson will be
nominated on the Grant ticket at Chicago. They
assert that the only opposition OF any account will
come from the friends OF Colfax and wade, and
claim that the strength OF both OF these Is daily
growing stronger. Some OF the friends OF Wilson
win leave for Chicago In few days TO urge his
claims upon the delegates WHO arrive there early.
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LEGAL.
TB.9Estee,s SnIo

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust to me executed
ID ~ !. and vie Hsnrletta, D.
Of Nay, lsd7, and recorded in the Registers
one OF shelby county, Tennessee, in BOOK No.
I 6O. partl, pages 81, etc Also IN the counties
Of Tallahatchie, and Sunf0Ter. In the state Of
Mississippi. for the purpose OF securing the paw
ment OF csrtain Indebtedness therein stated, I
viii on
On Tuesday, 25th day Feb. 1865,
at u O'Clock m, atthe southeast corner Of
al public vendue, TO the highest bidder, for cash
the following Cescnoed real and personal prop
erty, IN said deed Of truft conveyed 70 me- To-
wit: Al Of sectiOn ~ aHd section u, the south
u Of section IL. southeast u ana east = OF LBe
southwest 4 or section Is, northeast 4
Snd ''G 8oPIhwest 2''t Of session 10 ' &. an q
township p, range 3 west, and lying and
being in he county Of SgnhOwer ana state Of
Aississ ppL. Also. alot OF land lying and being
IA the sly Of Memphis, county Ofsheiby. and
state Of tennessee, anu described a. folloWz /.
den street., 80 feet east Of the intersecJio~ Of
Linden with Lsuderdaie streets, thence aorih-
WaidIy and parallel with Lsuderdais stTeeti50l
one hundred and sixty let, toa STAKE on IN
alley, thence Westwardly and with Ihs south
side o. said alley 90 forty feet, 70 a stake on
said alley at the northeast corner OF Mrs
Th~ompson'slots treDcs ~soutbwardly with tie
East line Of Mrs. ThOmpsOn's lot, and parallel
with LauceHdaie street QfO one hundred and
sixty feet, 70 a stake On Linden street, which
l. ltEewiss Mrs. Tnompsoris southeast corner
thence eastWsrdlY with the n~rth line OF LIN
den street so forty fest,to astake on the begin
ming corner. said lot fronts t40) forty keE on
L-lndenstTeef and uns back IS) Oge hundrFd
and sixty fesl the same being part OF lot SO. %,
IN block No. 81.
Also the following piece or parcel Of land,
lying and being in the county Of shelby, and
state OF Tennessee, and being the NORTH end Of
a tract Of 80 T-l00 acres, bought by n. y. Price
OF samuel Manifold, and describes uius: Be-
ginning at a gum tree In the centre o. the new
state lace road or Union avenue, at the north
east corner OF q tract Of land purchased By
Vim Cooper, from X A. Eozeil thence south
ward Win the centre o. the county road,
between the lands OF Hr. G. TrezsVAnt
and said Cooper tract, 90 four
teen chains, thiTty-tWO Inks; then
vest eight chains ana four Uak 70 q stake.
thence north fifteen chains and seven links 20
the centre OF said new state Line road:
thence with the centre OF said new state Line
road or Union avenue, 70 the beginning. con-
tanning eleven T-I00 acres together with the
following described persOnal property Twenty
he'd Of horssE and mules, on ths farm Of /. p.
q G. c. Chaml=rs. In tss county Of TaIIahaE-
chic, state Of Mississippi, two q six-norss
wagons, aud ons ~ tW0-hsas wagon on toe
same farm.
The equity OF redemption IN said real estate
is waived, and title believed 70 be goOd. but I
convey ouly a. trustee. WI. WILSON
WrLsOS & BEARD. AttorneyA Trustee.
TaUuarW 20 lsTs-fa "a
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Non-ReSfdent Nall

N ne Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. 251John A. Dickipso, -
Elisha Evanz. ~ @si
sPpsa[lAg from amdavit IN this ca.ss ,b.,
DENT Of Tennessee @Hon-resl-
shsIelOrs ordered that be maxi Al a.
Pser@nce herein, az toe C-ou-thou-s -
nPle, IsnRessss, On ne nrsf No.
- 11-S1, teoa, and plead. answer q -
mm 20 conpLainants uiu- or fha ge-.Du
- cSn1ssssd a. him and 81 Tor 49,.
- slo mat . copy o. his 49, h.
N the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-Artast.
ASTON. Clerk & Nas4ay
King Haughton, Sol- foT Com Ils51a-e
January 2 ISIS.
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Nom esfdent No9ic.

n ne Caaneery Ccurto OF Memphis, Tenn
y. = 80. a and Lana J. stovsu
Appearing rom an order -
49, "a oes1 revived aza.nsS Dudisv ~
$500 ~ eyer, Charlss ssegsr. VITA
$780, ls Steger, ard Lhat rhsv -.
lss-9snS OF The State OF Ms-issf ~ -
re- oI re STATE OF Tennesses nun
s-sss-.r ~ ordered thai they make thai
n5feln 70 the C~ourtno1s- - -
~ q memphis, Tenn. % Or beFS-e
- n March. laS, and piead .-s-@.
~ 20 e~OnPlsinants blL or re -.
s,-bsssnII cO7fsssed ~ % them - =,
lol nearing exPa-ts, ssd that q co1v ~ = se'
IlD4s1eG 9ncea week FOR or su-@sS-
% ne Memphis APPEAL.
ASTON, Clerk ana Nae.
GIssorJ' solicitor Tor Co1nplsiaa1fs
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Fully Aroused and Wide Awake,

It is in such an emergency as the present. The
temptation is strong to despair, and to surren-
der to the influence of fear and an almost
overwhelming opposition. II we listen TO the
voice Of the Siren and give up to despair, we
are loSt-irreeoversbly lest. 1t behOOyes one
and all to be up and doing, " with a heart for
every fate, stnl achieving, still pursuing" I'M
til the book OF our destiny shall be closed.
We should hear Of no compromise to make
with the opposing genius OF decay and de-
structon, which is seeking to drag US down.
We should meet the enemy at every stage and
wage an aggressive warfare upon him, until
we expel him from the land. Poverty comes
upon our beloved land and upon our patriotic
people alike an armed man" Liz "an
armed man" we must assau hlm-with the
same VIII, determination and courage with
which he marches upon our homes and hearth
stones. In such an emergency,
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NOa-R Resident Eotfce

n me Cnaneery Court or Memphis. rs,,
80 Camp Bush etsf a--
gum Co. Is Samuel J. Peftit - o. Bash
II Appearing from afddavit O.,
Lses oslenoant, RI. Morton HI - IA
osnt o. tne state Of Tsnnessss: AoA-nsSi
1890 bss orasrsd that he make If. N
800 nsigin az he Courthouse ~ n p
:. 1saPh Tenn, On or before ~ - 10y d
~ o,S-fsegn.I 20 and plead, answer or &c.,
SoT eo5 - - or TIE fame viii B. tsEs1
- . him and 80 for hea-fr~ -
49, 80 tnat a copy OF thia order - Il
nshse once a Week Tor -four sQeosssf1. - pa3-
ne Memphis APPEAL HseAs In
A~eopy-Attesf.
ASTON, Clark a uaz
ua1s Deputy Csrx 4 Nssfs-
IA ~lnS1sy soA. Tor Complt-
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FOR
FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE ACTING G. g..

OFFICE ACTING ST.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss Feb. u. lsas.
CEALED PROPOSALS., in duplicate, viii be
- received al this me until Monday, the2nh
day OF February, 1875, at ~ O'Clock m. Tor sun.
III ing the Troops stationed AZ this FO-u vita
FkESH BEEF, IN 80. h quantities nd al such
times a. may be from time 10 time required.
Tor a period Of FIX MONTEs, commencing
March 4, l368, OF such less time a. the Commits
sary-Geueral OF Subsistence may direct.
The Beet viii be requirs d 20 be OF a coed and
marketable quality, n equal proportions 81
tore and h-ind-quaTter meat toe necks to be
cut on az the fourth vertebral joint The
EhaiiEs Of f~ore-Quarters 70 be cut or three ~
fouI inches above The ~kneeJoint, and m hind,
quarters from ak 10 eight inches above the
gzmbreI or mock JOINT.
Escn proposal must be accompanied by q
eapl- or this advertisements aud indonsed nv
two responsible parties, who viii bind them.
selves in the sum OF ave hundred dOllaTs each.
guarantseing a strict compliance with me
Terms Of the contract, IL awarded.
Proposals will be addressed 10 the under.
signed, and marked Proposals for Furnishing
Fresh Beei."
T. s. EWING. Ist Ii 3nh U.E.I.
fehis Ct Bvt MAJ ~. \. A.. A. O. 81.
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LEGAL
Nom Resfdeot 49,

IN NE ChsAeeEy Coart Of Memphis. Ter,
PIovS- ys"Tss knaPp, y next friend p r
Memphis, J. Psgsud ct al 1nPan a
appesr1Sg rom AFFIDAVIT ia tbt,
~ $40 az :: Pagaud, is a rssiesIfH e
me 5Sabe o. Tennessee; and ~ Soent %
49, sfsis AnaPp.E also q non-FssfSa1@nt
sS3Se1cs 1ennesses. and whose 49, y
taslei9fs ordered that thev n.L
~ ns5ela,a e me C~Ourh91s~ t1elr
Monday IN March. - - n TIE mt
S51Sner 70 eoMpisinants bIT- ~ answer
IN bsa@1nS 5o6 confessed as 70 them ~ n =
order BE- D1bi,Sbe1 And that a copy of 49,
We, wees IN ne Memphis Apes. AGo-
y bENg. COLElIAN, Dep1tv CIeHna Master.
King 4 Houghton, sois. n $1,000 Master.
" tara
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Case No, 2I,

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of VIM. <. s~OuthworJh, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy, District of West Tennessee-ss.
To whom II may concern
TIE undersigned heTcby gives 1otics Of his
appointments as assignee OF WIZ. s. South
worth, Of Memphis, in toe counts OF Shelby,
and state OF Tennessee, within. said district,
who has been a .udgsd a bankrupt upon his
oEr petition. by the district COurJ OF said dis
trict.
Memphis, Tennssses, the I'D cay OF January,
A.D, 1895. WILLIAM Y. CIKODE,
Assignee, Etc, No. So Main street, Waldran
Block. Jas 4aE3E
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Case No. So.

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the nat
ter Of Joseph .orey, Bankrupt. In bang
ruptcy, District OF West TszaeESee-ss.
To whom it may concern;
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
app dntment as assignee OF Joseph Lorey, OF
Memphis, in The cSunIy OF Shelby ano STATE OF
Tennessee, within said District, who has been
adtudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, By
the District Court OF said district.
Memphis, Tennessee the LIST daVo OF February,
A-D., 1865. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
Assignee, Etc, No. 450 Main street, Wsldran
Block. feb2 Iaw3v
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Case No. %.

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of K. T. Boiling, Bankrupt. In bank
rCpt0y, district OF West Tennessea-ss.
To whom 1t may concern
THE Endersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appolatmt ut As assignee OF r. p. Boiling, OF
Memphis, in the county Of she by, and State
OF Tennessee, within said district, who has
been adjudgad . Bankrupt upon his own petit
ion, b the District Court o. said district.
Memphis, Tennessee {, the I'D DAY Of January
AID, ls1S. " tLLIAM Y. CIROOE.
Assignee, Etc. No. 4O Main street, Waldran
Block. ta2S laWgw
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CEAIBEE or CONNFRrr

There was much activity in the gene
raj market to-day, although sales were
limited on account Of the shortness Of
stock in plantation supplies. Several
steamers are now on the way 10 this port
snd viii arrive with large cargoes by
the opening Of business on Monday.
Mess Pork is scarce and firm at S26 to
TO S26 50 in a small way, but offerings
are made to arrive at S25; Rump is firm
a. s29 to S23. There are no bulk meats
IN market, except in 8 retail way. We
quote them nominally as follows: Clear
Sides, l4Ic; Rib, IS 70 l35e; Shoulders,
lo4 to ll4c- Bacon, Clear Sides, Ia TO
l5c; Shoulders, l2!c. Lard in kegs, I5} to
Zoe t~ierces, Is to l53c. Breakfast Ba-
con, - to Ice; Plain Hams, Is to Ice 4;
Sugar Cured, Il to ISc. The landing is
bare OF corn. Selling in store at soc.
No Oats in market. Bran, $40. Hay, SIS
to $50. Chickens, 81 50 to IS per dozen.
Eggs, 25c per dozen. Turkeys, So to SO.
India bagging, % to 24c; machine, % to
2jci hand, nominal. Choice Western bur
ter, IS to 40c; good, 80 to 55c. Western
Reserve cheese, l52 to Ice; English dairy,
i to lSci factory, l64 to lie. Rio COZ,
fee, q to 26o; Java, 40 to Ace.
A1ckerst, No. I kits, g g toe so; No.
s. p to > 40; No. 3, 81 10 to > 25. Lou
isisna mOlasses, SOC to 81 in barrels.
Potatoes are firm Neshsnnocks, 81
Peach Blows, 81 50; Pink Eyes, IS
to s. 50; London Lady's, SO to S. so,
per barrel. Kanawha salt; IS 25 TO
3 50 per barrel; sack, So to g 25.
Tar, per dozen kegs, So to z so.
Sugars, crushed and powdered, 10 to
zoe. Coffee, i to 1sc; brown, IA
TO lie. Tobacco, fancy work natural
leaf, 81 TO 81 25 bright pounds fancy,
81 10 81 . medium, soc TO 81; common.
go 70 75c smoking, fine and fancy, 81 10
81 % common, IS to 75c. Whisky is
firm at 81 GO to - 25 for common.
Tie Stock market il dull, with ONLY q
moderate supply. Choice Western
Beeves, 8 10 &c; Inferior, 8 TO A.; Mich
Cows, 80 to 500. Sheep, per head, So 10 /
Hogs are scarce; we quote them 100
gross dressed, Il to I5c.
n. Bit must be understood that our
quotations represent prices ia round lots
except when otherwise stated. From
buyers an advance Of about 5 per
cent is required.