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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-10

AGRICULTURAL Someof the prom
inent citizens Of Fsyette county held q
melting at Somerville q few days ago,
and resolved thsmselv, g into an Agricui-
turRl Society. Col. J. X. Mnsby was
elected President, ]. A. Hill Secretary.
The following Viee-Presidents were also
elected !:
VIM. Msris, Geo. w. TatulD, ]. 8.
Burford, w. r.. Rutledge, WI. cannon,
Jao, MoCoOa, Cnas, Lynn, Aorysa Cart
wright, ]. II. Eebane, d.. Marthali, J.
J. Thar. L. l.. Davis, J. P. LoYd,1.S, P.
Phillips, and w. b. Jones. A. motion
was made snd carried that the next meet
ing Of the Society be held in the Court
House in bomsrvills on Saturday, the
l7th OF April, at which tiale every citi-
zen Of the county is earnestly invited to
be present and become members Of tha
Society.
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HUCK Towels, IS per dozen, at NJ.
Klaus & Co.'s, 21S Main street, corner Of
Adams,
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ERRING BUT NOBLE. SELF-HELP FOR
II Young men who, having erred, desire q bet
fer manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free OF charge. II benefited, return the post
age. Address, PHILANTHRoS, Box Pr Phila-
a Iphta. Pa. mhls deW
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BOYS HATs-new styles-at Francisco
& WIggin's, Peabody Hotel.
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a GOOD drink of the finest liquors can
be had at Weather bees.
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STRIPED PopliDs soc, worth 75c, at M.
KraGs & Co.'s, 2lS Main street, corner Of
Adams.
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z

TOUND.-The lady who called 10 inquire Il
+ No. IA Adams street w6s for rent, a few
days ago, dropped a Sleeve Button, which she
can obtain by calling Al Appeal once. mESo
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GOOD article ~l0-quarter bleachsd sheet
logs, soc, at NJ. Krsus & Co.'s, us Main
street, corner Of Adams.
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HARRY WEATHERBEE keeps a choice
selection Of the finest brands Of liquors.
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FIFTH AVENUE sPECfALTIEs in SILK
Hat, at Francisco d Virgins.
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SATIN P~arasols, 50 so, at NJ. Krsus &
Co.'s, 2IS Main street, corner OF AdsmF. :
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FRESH ARRIVALS OF
GrOceri S, PrOEiSlOns& PrOduce

100 kegs and half b6ls. LeEr Lard.
rs boxes haeOu,
40 ties. sugar Cured Hams and Bologna.
SO boxes Cheese.
so kegs spIeed Psgs' Feet.
29O bbIs. Flour different gEades).
no bbls. White scans.
so bbIs. aud half bbls. Moiasses and
G0ldoR Syrnp,
O eases Cove Oysters, Pickles azd sar-
dimes.
I2O bbIs. yellow and white Sugars,
COmees, Teas, spices. Dried Fruits,
Mackerel, HerEfngs, AnehOvies, etc.
FOR sale Tow a. G. A ECKERLY's,
3A4 Front street,
ap4 he5 U1tOn AVID Gar =
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WEATHERBEE's is the place to
"smile."
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J. II. LoEwENsTINE & Bros, Clay
Building, not TO be undersold, 10 4 sheet
logs, worth 60c., at 45e.; 1000 pieces bGst
SorsKue and Merrimsck Cambria Prints,
I2A cents. I
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HoNEY's Base Ball Book for 1869 /;
also, a large assortment of pass balls, at
Joe Loeke's, 1851 Main street. I
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THE best liquors and cigars in the city
are 1T Harry Weatherbee's. I
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BUCKEYE SALIVA fresh
supply Of the justly celebrated
article for the cure Of Piles, re-
eeiVeG and for sale by
q. w. JONES a. CO..
Wholesale Druggists.
237 Main street.
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FOE SALE.

TNuR SALE-We are offering for sa e Rsupe-
L rior lot OF fresh Mich Cows Also, oce
span OF large wei broke match Mules. Give
Us q call \. FhLCA0 ~
aps Memphis stock Yard, Chelsea.
NOR SALE-A second hand GOsling BUGGY.
Apply at Joe Seligman's stables sPS
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UNITED STATES REvENUE,0
kssEs OR's OFFICE, SrH DIsrRICr TENN,
MEaPHIs, April Z, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that from the 9Th
to the 25th OF April, 1883, at my ONCE, No.
"a Main street, / will receive and Determine
sppeals relative to any erroneous or excessive
valuations. assessments or enumerations by
tha Asa sor or Assistant Assessors returned II
tbs annual list for lStS.
An appeals TO the Assessor as aforesaid shall
Ia made in writing, and shall specify the par
Ocular cause, matter or thing respecting which
4 decssion is requested. and shall, moreover,
state tbs ground or principle OF error conn
NAMED Of MM. ". THAuHER,
aps AEesssr.
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Broadway Hat-Francisco & wiggin.
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Brougham Hat-Francisoo & Wiggin.
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Gladstone Hat-Francisoo & Wlgglr.
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Managers of the Branch Cmce
at Memphis. Tenn, Nc. rs HAD
son Street.
ID. O'DELL.
ap4 J. II r. PRITCHARD.
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BOARDING..

GOOD room and board for a gentleman and
lacy at I7s second 81. apps II. Laird.
DOARD-A gentleman ana wife, or two sin
ID gle gentlemen, can hno board IN q private
family, scar The street cars where there sre no
othrr bosrders- References required. Address
. B." Appeal Office. mnzl
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STATE OF T~ENNEssEE,l

STATE OF TENNEssEE,1
Co-MPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
NAsHVILIE z. January l, 1879.
I.G. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that The New York
Life Insurance Company, located in New York,
has produced to me satisfactory evidence that
sid company has complied with an the re-
quiremsnts OF the laws OF the State OF Tennes-
see imposed on Insurance tompsnies; and
further certify that d. O'DELL and j. h. p.
PRIrCHARD, Agents of said Company, have
also complied with the requirements OF the
laws OF the state made ala provided In such
cases wherefore. said New York Life Insu-
rance Company has authority to take RISKS
aud transact the business Of insurance in this
State, al Memphis, Tenn.
TJ,S.1 G.. W BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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TIUu duU UcIIcIs
]. L. STARE, Notary Public.
CnMPIROLLER,s OEFICE.t

UFNFI ftUDI4EhS UFFIOE Z
NASHVILLE, April l, 1859,
1 hereby certify the foregoing tn be a true
and correct copy OF the original nov on nle in
my Office. q. W. BLACKBURN.
ComptrOller.
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Broadway HAt-Franoisco & wlggin.
For q good drink, go to weatherbee's.
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TgAETE

UrANTED-TO tent a Furnished House IN 2
central part oil the city. Address y. -,
care APP cal ONCE. MOL
NTANTED.-A situation as Salesman by a
w young man who has been travelling
agent" for this paper. Address B. APsea
ONCE. mn2
HTAHTED-A situation by sn experienced
B~OOk-keeper. Adde'S A. b, Appeal
once. Rhlo
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U 8. Securities
stocks of y. Y.
City Bank
n York state
Stocks...---.
Other Stocks.
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liz aud ia Broadway, New FORK.
ASSETS:

.---.----"~-@F oSa oL Of
Real Estate in New YOTk----.... LOS SG6 SO
Bonds and 2 3S9 go %
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NOR PROSECUTING ATrORNEY.-s. p.
IL YEOMANS is a candidate Tor Prosecuting
Attorney for Municipal Court at The May cleo
tiop. mbA
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ANNOUNCEMENT rs.

NOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME CUUkT.
II HENRY. q. SMlTH IS a candidate FOX the
ONCE OF Judge OF the Supreme Court o. Ten
nessee. at the election 70 be held on the Path OF
MAY. 1853, mb27
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-11
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY offers a
limited amount Of its First Mortgage Bonds at par.
One thousand miles of the line West from Omaha arc
now completed, and the whole grand line to the
Pacific win be open for business in the Summer of
1862
BY its charter the Company Is permitted to ssue Its
own First Mortgage Bonds to the same amount as
the Government Bonds. and no more. These Bonds
are First Mortgage upon the whole road and all Its
equipments, and give over eight per cent on the
investment. Such mortgage upon what, for long
time will be the only railroad connecting the Allan
tic and Pacific States, takes the highest rank as
safe security.
The price for the present is par and accrued inter
est from Jan. L. in currency. subscriptions will be
received in New-York at the Company's Office, No.
20 Nassau-st and by JOHN j. Cisco g. Son, Bankers,
No. 90 Wall-st., and by the Companys advertised
agents throughout tho United States. Pamphlets,
with full particulars. on application.
Bonds sent free but parties subscribing through local
agents, uiU look 10 hem for their safe delir6y
JOHN j. Cisco. Treasurer, New-York.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


LoyDoy 10Ia mConsols 93i for and 9 ~
e3i Tor the account United RvsTwen bonds H. Stocks
sulet Erie 2ll Illinois 9 Atlantic and Great We sern 4
Pans Feb l0-The Boue closed steady evening Rene 70
francs Is eenmeL
LIVERPOOL Feb l0ll mTbe Cotton market opened hrn
following opening quotations. Mddng Uplands H3GLZf
Mddlng Oresus. l24 Dl2sdr
LoSDos. Feb l0.-TallOw, 1913 per ewt .
LoSDos Feb. l0l m-Cousols 9l for money and account
Five twenty bonds quiet and steady ~ Stock marker
Quiet. Illinois Central, 81
LyERPooI, Feb lOl mPsas 436a per 500 10. The Prov
zion market quiet.
LosDos Feb O4O mCOnsol, closed at sol for money and
account s. FiveTweutes H. Ene Railway shares 2li lnol
Central Railway shares, a.
IdyKRPooL Feb lO-4;3O mThe Cotton market closed frmer
bn NOT higher The foot 900 bales The
market closed unchanged Lard hss deeled to W
An other articles guchaugd Petroleum tu Spirits 8idi Refined
a ~ gal Other articles Rnatered Fine Roo l9l yeTt
LoSDos Feb 1880 1.-THE sugar market closed hrn Quoted
spot arrive JI9 Inpentae buoysuI CAeu1a LA
seed ia advanced TO GJ9i per cgt
LosDoN Feb 10 -TalIoy closed at 1913
Feb PetTOeum opened quiet aud stesdy Standard
White 5gtdJgl
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The attempt 10 tack upon tho Hooper bill section al
lowing the OF registered into coupon bonds
Is stimulated by private rather than public interests
Registered 1867 bonds unavailable for shipment, the
foreign demand being exclusively for coupon bonds
Should this section become law few specializing hold
Of registered bonds would DO able to make differ
by converting into bonds and replacing them
with the later which sell at lower prices and this
whole of the pressure upon Congress for this
The chief objection TO this exchange ia the
Of reopening the public printing offices
to furnish the bonds the interests of spectators may
require The expense wonld probably not be less than
200 per year. which in the next twenty years would
amount TO the Of Of additional taxes TO be
raised from the people, who have sufficient burden to
bear No public interest suffers from the present
state Of aairs and Is to be hoped that Congress wl
not assent to q stock jobbng measure OF this sort.
Messrs. IPucson,' Raymond & Co. report the follow
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freight 29 Mobile Liverpool w. freight, ooea
2tc 2se Low hdding freight ID snd sed ntcfe .It'
and 23sc Holders Gm sell when nl ses are
southern up SATURDAY evening active at an advance
closing At 2sie Eeworlesns Mhdngi Ise n nooe
hddngi IN savannah 29d2etc aud In Cbafleson hs,
bnying ali the for English ,eeo1rt and s sss
speculative shipments have been maze "
for sale here in transit satisfactory price can be got OF Else
the Cotton will be Forwarded Liverpool ies.eIa', u
to the lull In Liverpool, the markets "e1e mSo
quiet b9t no decline Of moment took Place Today nefe
been little change the sale, have been light everywhere am
generally show weakness Receipts for the week ending
we're osJ $500 bales against "a 900 10 tse eofIesosens ~ t
stand. at COO The falling OF receipts are S some ~
evidence OF exhaustion IN the supply and by oers as he
holding PoheI adopted by planters AID the eonunr.
bad roads throughout the cotton REGION ue
quantity received Al the ports and overland Is about
iJ2oOo The receipts Memphis continue free Since Friday we
at the quite Moderate aud point 20 total about te
last week Export. light only 1900 bales to Gts
200 France aud 2c0 20 other foreign Not bale @
last week Of New Orleans for Great Britain There 50 Tar io
exported
shall probably show much greste discrepancy
exports we're quite large after this week last year ,s
from that city during the week for Great Britain , -
The following ameut Of the movement In Cotton since the '
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Samuel. run ont Of ewt good fair cattle i4a6e
Dalton RJan bad 50 fair ca cwt Ill steers selling average
s.ee w.s,hem.r sold III fair q cvt ILL., steers rs
W. Thompson Hobury Is fat IL seeis otD
lie they had very top. Also for Muhs lO common TO TAR
Rsstmsn bailey 30 cattle fair to very good u ewt
Lousbman for W Tool 20 Ohio steers u ewt a. .gl6c
uey and Cary. for Dickson, 4s fair u e"1 ny ea
~ Gi1a -,
Murray Glover sold 60 decent 81 cut Ill cattle for DaOy at e
Williams had ans y H. steers sold at Isal7ei and ~
ILL., steers at l49l5te
Merritt Bnrcbs for Gregg JOhuon II Of the best weste n
from Putnam nd and cost ue
feeding yards home Calling strong cwt bers
sold II and 7c mostly the scales to dress on 10
cw ~ b. also % Ohio steers for o. b. Keller at 3396c on u
Bright Pagan mixed for c. Wicket
at l3dl5c.
Heaey sold good cw iiuO. about 'c
average
for Bermuda market at IS dlGlc
g. Teed sold II upyer and fair TO choice at 6G7
fue pair feby Barnes OF So East laid At 10 ewt sent to
l. Valentine at l3c. -
held yesterday. They not al sold Tonight 6u tat
high win be by the following sales Most OF the
arrivals 1T Hume Elliott sold s2 Ohio, f
b. at 6i 65 Mebgn los b Be- 90 d. O ID to SLIP .tse S
Vi ~ coarse &c, 3l9 Ohio, SO n. Tic
Kirby sold e Mich 81 10 6ie 200 Canada 100 ~ 7lc q do
1903 D. he 10 H. Bic McGraw sold IS state ~
NJ at Tc 2l6 do H. Sc 10 y cwt and l Canada VI ~ a! &C.
CITY Judd CO. sold cars State 90 ID, gage car
Canada ewes 50 ID, at lie -, -
Hogs weaker With arrived at POrtiethst and I've cars
late at Communpaw still unsod from former days The
ony to-day 251 10 son Long Island hogs fed on ,w
2c Dressed selling Isl G5 with Western Dressed al M
l5c., and few fresh dressed Chicago hogs At l3tc
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TIVE STOCK MARKETS.

,, p.b 0A rainsiorm Is unfaro Tor trade and sriss
seh With dosassrd inclination prices The
s r.S Th. were cattle 90 sale the One
ysds INC s, 91 Yesterday aud betwetnC0 OF Mon.
haSl .ts ,ii ansod Copmonpa. showing du heavy feel
o,,oa cattle offered At lower rae. Va. lot, we're
not 10 alTc, with scarcely anything higher
Rsy p,ir. Is Duiehss Co steers AND the tops Of the
Ss SSv :, SEA Win egSCl eass cattle . lover The aver,
age 9ss 90 ,.d sss Dahams years DID, FED two years by
s' s"%s Of La orange VI" sold 70 AdePh, L.onards
% 'sS; Es. ana 's sS A. webbing sSo :,
hons. ana an. them nearly quite ,qu,us say Of
% % Sooeis Of and Win press very upon them
GOO sold 10 good Ohio sss hr A. Brock Ice strong
l,rt
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CRIMINAL.

A dozen cases, mostly of minor Importance,
we're disposed Of yesterday morning Ia the Court Of Gen
era Sessions before Recorder Hacket ten OF which were
cbarves OF larceny one Of burglary and one OF bgamy
two trials were given, and seven sentences pronounced
The Court opened at 10 o'clock and rapidly disposed
Of the calendar.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice shandey, James Mcconnell and John Roach
alias "Johnny the Greek" both young men, were yester
day committed for trial at the General Sessions on
charge Of rObbiDg Nr Nathaniel l.. McCready OF No 10
West FOrysecOnd-st of pOcketbOok containing $500 in
gold checks and currency Mr. McCready said that with
his wife and niece he entered Twenty thrdst stage for
The purpose Of spending the evening Waacks Theatcr
arriving his destination he stopped the stage, and
the prisoners who preceded him, crowded on him at the
stage door, Finding 1t difficult TO pass through the door
way he said Please TO allow me TO pass out on enter
ting the lobby OF the theater he discovered his
loss, and requested his vito and TO re-
main for short time until he would make search.
On going into the street he met the boy Charles Chngs
told him that the who had osted him were In
the shakespeare restaurant the opposite side OF
the street Going over he observed Roach and McCon-
nell seated He thon Informed officer Young Of the rob-
berry, and the latter with another officer promptly
Tested the prisoners. Josephine Thompson, public
sinner was committed the charge OF rObbng Michael
Springer Of No. 60 Fourthave OF his poeketbook con
tanning S!73 i'll national currency while both were drink
tng Rhine wine at house in East feminist.
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SHIPPING LNTELLiGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. Feb. lo............CLEAl

PORT oP ERw.YoRK Feb o............CLBARBD
St.amshpCty Of Paris Kennedy Lyerpooli RAJ Nee Steele
Pennington Savannah; w T. tfdr h0fgao
Wilmington n c. Acusbnei Kelly New Bedod; Empire Price
Aereudra; Flag Hoffman, Feruanda; AbenaT kohef Norfolk
Ooarera Reynolds, BatimoTe. =, ,,.s -,
shps-Rschsas Plump. Bremen or Hamburg, Electric Junge
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dennis Fletcher London Tenplar Bartlett. Ma
SsMo1nsn Bage sherman Cardnasi Emma Dean. Atkinson,
Cuseoa a. r. Geery. Conkn, CeBfegos; Ethel Bolton, Haoey
Mat,prls Memphis. Sanford San Juan del NOrte. - -
ton snow Philadelphia: W. H. Bowen, Hughes, Bristol
sloop-Report. Step, New.flaveu.
s,,amshu WestphA Trautmann Hamburg jan o. dse and Us
steamship Montgomery LYON Savannah, mlse aud pass
Steamship Aibemarle. Couch. RchIaond mise and pas
Steamship Nereus Bearse, Boston. mise. and pass
Steamship Wilmington, Cole. Galveston mdse. s0d pass
Steamship San Salvador Nckesn Savannah ndse aud pass
Steamship b c. knight, DeuiI Washngton muse ana pAs
Steamship Gulf Stream, Spencer es,on mdse aud pass
Brig Valencia Small Tabsnos via Moute'idso Dee ~ eoee an
Sehn Acorn, Nanfts Halifax, IL days, FISH,
DOMESTIC PORTS. -,
FORTRESS MONROE Feb l0rhe sehr Caon WIZ sIon toa,
from New Baltimore ashore on Middle
Charles Sailed bark Roosevelt for LveFpooi big zephyr peos
san PRISc.co Feb aAryed steamship sserameno rspsmA
FOREIGN PORTS. -
orxKysrowy Feb steamship CITY " London OF the nmsn
Linz froa NeN'York arrived at this port today . -,
IospoS Feb IO-TLe steamship Celia from Newfo arrived here
to-day.
~ st, .. NohIle for Boston Feb g. 20 miles north o.
s Game coes from Hong Kong for Feb on BaSes,e
p Tsiy To from New for Remedies Feb = Al XIV" sH
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


ding orae, 3lq3 eusTs , Bs firm a, So s5 F Fosr
Extra Family 81 2SGS7 '5 including sales Of 800 boI ohio aOa s
ls. Of Red al 81 {oa IS White s2S$2 IS Corn ad
vsnced sales oO bnsh Yellow at aa9e Oats arm az IGioc
1 fs10lfa sn sSsae. WRi.ty 1a at yeas
BALTIMORE Feb lO69,,cn sTn Ndi9g gpl,Tss @c FoS 5
a $2 20 PINE White 90dg2c; Yellow s5GS7e Oats
an o57se Rye tna a. r S'G 81 y b n frs i' Sbnas
iss Hans 2le. Lard srm At aIaaiie
...IS, .o. s5 & =. - IS for 10 isriag Tor Amber
w.t. % 81 5 S1 Aas M. $s : V and % sa
.Esgkss club a 49, 81 10 tTR 1o s s19s q Is t
R1s qas Corr Meal pst M F.ed Short;
road FourTO Boston, 81 OS to Nework s5G to
7lse on the track nominal 3j IN store Barley held a.
private terms asking 50 25 Timothy selling 80 81 PORK bei at
ga L.rhoir' isknE 2l hg R, 'ps 5 Wheat
dali 81 ga 81 20 Cora da :. sa65s Rye siyapcng' sales q
Barioy in good demand rates Cotton quiet and en Mailing,
zoe WHISKY am With 9 upward 'endney sales Of g Gpi ~
offered Bacon HSaa 9g; l but . aG out S
no demand; offered al 2olc Cold 9,l EIchasgs lsL
LOUISVILLE Feb oebaceo setye sales 9 bids Lugs % wrap
Per e s9@ 20 a. cuiss Ss io y% Isle Clear R ls
Wss,,, sInasi; Cora Gla@ss S5Scs Bye, 81 a.
Mssrn Feb and quiet 20, receipts 20 bales
Sara Ia ne oai. 7SaeSc PORK SIS Lard 2aae Bull Meats
f "a Gal fSI S ou G sS5 s ,s ss
sasEd Wheat tscs a. ~ S r no. ,,s and New a no. rye
steady 10 M So Baley ameri No At - s5G 81 o. Pro-
yoas Ga CITY Mess Pork 80 soaf@ Dressed Bsss
bush Wheat 900 bush Corn, 1000 BUSH Rye ShPmenis-2OO
Ttrps Feb 0f1ou steady dull; Amber 81 6 No
White Mlchsn 90 Corn closed l4aneins New f9c Rejected
held at 80 Dressed Hogs and shade lowers sales al SA
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TIE WHISKY GASES.

The following cases came mp yester1Gn"{t Inc case
IT, & Circuit Court before Judge BenedJpe nsT the mo-
OF ths u s. agt Jacob Depew and MOSES denied and the
mon preyously made for now trial Nn dSraent In the
defehdans ordered remanded for Iha Ieipznger and
WATSON and Crary case aud also III % and Crazy, and
Berlnger case ID appearing that Wasy remaining away
and Berucer are purP95eyyt issued against
80 Cp,rt the Rench warrants mS.i hands will DO
u i Nout' cnr tnned and their pan tbeir suretes
Ineln arc tbs amount OF ViEha,,es OCalla-
prosecuted IoS ,ho H. g. agt AHY Iis,T,c0 and
The case f OF thS Of Ninth Ds dsposa S% Of
SoIn = I1lrch was called On i previously entered
were announced the plsoS for Monday The
The tai Was beIng called the Aitfsd 70 90
Fullerton case ISb e would have been peTmt'Su " s
had SUPPRESSED s" Int he had received letter 3p ,e
on with the case ne contents Of which he would NOT
Attorney any further than TO say Inat 10 ME-
q present, =, move on the caRe Tor the PtSSSnt -
h Counsel for Mr. Fullerton desired 70 6ed o g
JehAs, us Us nrobable the case would Dc VNou
Mhat 1ay y ttorney said he was not aV nVSS az
inc - more than he had except that 10 nau Io
pIese tTo Ieter Of the Attorney General anu II nc 10
pe6 !" he hoped to- reply to that etIer oIueIlS e
ss on he would give the earliest poSSloe nocS tn
Sfense and so the matter ended Inc aieHeu, Pnsa
ourterfeiters stephen Morabcto Ltero malesE, 1
ro DTnariO and Jose SanrelD, who are nuIoeu ~ "a e.
ire i'm counterfeit currency and hve cent com, %
making counterfeit five cent com, "elo T6s
nleaded not guilty and were remahdSu Ior u!a
49, T n.inry case was set for trial on Saturday
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to their great loss The advance Of the mast to onbs
has been based upon the prospects Of making through
connection with Chicago In opposition to Pennsylvania
Central and NewYork Central This scheme for the
moment has fallen through, and new movement must
be made causing delay and perhaps the expense OF build
Ing 100 miles Of road from Akron to Toledo Tn the abb
sence Of any stimulating cause the future Of the market
will be watched with great interest This hesitation TO
buy is not caused from any dstrust OF railway property
but comes from the unsafe In which IL IA now
held. At the last Board tho market which had been
dull throughout the day. became active with an
vance Of lai per cent NewYork Central sold Mt 1881
Michigan Southern, Ai; Reading 95l, North. Western
Common, s4 Northwestern Preferred. s2s; Lake Shore
1904; Cleveland and Toledo, 1913 Toledo and Wabash e6
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 92i The market closed firm
at the advance Government bonds closed strong at quo