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md esiiesi The House to order. The Ciert
IN sae ae iou1'a of March, sna az ,1 @ nas
The Clerk then called the names OF the rrHKuef
and reelected mcuteTs as printed In the roll Of
the members OF The late session, but none re-
The speaker then directed the C1ezk 70 Gait tho
uprepresented counties and then the menoeza'
n1mta No response. The Thirty seven counties
md Representative Districts Hcrt then c1leds
leaving out the nameA OF the reelected members.
sntais4 snt ns ao nd sne House
tournel TIL ,o-moHow morning
sKsATK. .....-..
The nember1 assembled at O'clock IN response
to the proclamation Of Governor Baker calling 4
Special session Of the Lextslstara
Lieutenant Governor cumtacE took the ehAls
ii the time Of the adjournment Of the regular sea
sion In March, seventeen seats were made n
can't by reslsnattona ue directed tss r.
a "a no. q aeHs sas md f9s f@eny-ase reapsnae
ending two Democratic Seoators Bradley ana
Henderson. The districts msde Eacsns oy te5ix.
nation we're then called, sixteen In NUMBER nnt nc
one appeared TO clatm ! seat
ptyseat, ns @eved % ad}ou5n until tomorrow At
The Chair sald the only order the Senate could
make under the circumstances WAS to compel TIT
Tic secfcsafJ called lie ii qt .bsen.ees. no re
sronse being heard
Nr. Scott oHcrcd the following:
senasor ffom any district where special election
hnyc been ordered has appeared to quality u
member Of this body on q call Of the districts
Of orler, but permitted lengthy debate upon III
power Of the Legtaa.urc in the abseneo Of quo
NJ. Braale. though, The discussion useless, =
probably there would he q quorum present to
NeorroW lie Thought from present indication
| The Lieutenant Governor then adjourned u
| Senate ILL tQ-molT0W It O'Clock.
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PACIFIC COAST,
Appalling Calamity IN Nevada
Three Mines Burned Out-Thix&y~
Sir 1.itra E.nAf

Appalling Calamity IN Nevada
Three Mines Burned Out-Thix&y-
Six Liycs Lost.
SAN FRASC1sCu April IA fre broke nut, this
morning, IN Yellow Jacket Mine, Gold Hui, Nc
vada, and soon communicate to tho keniuck
eleveo bodies have been taken from the shaft Of
The thfee mines- Other bodies seen at tho bot
remove " m lien On Account Of ri the heat It = uncer.
tain how many persons were IN the mines: the ex-
eltepent and confusion being 80 grcas that II Is
men were At work IN the TWO levels Of the Crown
Point. It Ia unknown how many escaped. The
;6 esu ss Tye, nv sna sad5sn " Of
mines, calling for missing husbands and fathers
sr m.-Lasest report FROM Gold Illu statea the
Yellow Jacie,, eight 10 % tne kent2cs, and twenty ~
three In the Crown Point. The arc originated In
the Kentuct, and Is now reported TO be spreading
in getting hose down the Jacket shaft level TO the
nrc, and hopeA are entertained that the natnes
mouth Of tha shaft will be closed. ventilation
stopped, md the dr. thereby snothereA
Yellow Jacket, Crown Point, and kentuck, hre
unconnected with other mines under eToand and
there Is no probability Of the ltc extending beyond
| them.
Virginia CITY IS almost deserted, people going to
render ASSURANCE Ut the gcene Of disaster.
The San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board
autscritsd 81 900. and ssnt the money BY telegraph
the eonhag7ntion. The catastrophe IS tile most
terrible which ever occurred among the mines on
th!a coast: General syn5 atny IS expressed for the
SAN FHAsc1sCo. April s.-The connagratton At
the Gold Hill mines ID still raging appears con.
nned PRINCIPAL, y ihe Is1low !aG5st oMns y
the DRIFT, but 1t will perhaps take all Jay to reach
! tic burning mines, nine o! them from ono drift
The Yellow Jacket Company has rcsci1ded tht
, 1869-04-09
INDIANAPOLIS.

Tho Legislative ImbroElfo = The
Nc1ly-Elcctcd Democrats Fnil to
Put in m nAPpcornncc-AP PROPOSE.
tfon to Proceed, Declaring thnt the
Remaining Members Constttutc q
Quorum.
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
INp1ANAroIIs, April 8
The Democrats IN caucus this morning reites1ted
the propositions OF the nvc sitting members, de-
cla1tng them 10 be the sentiments Of al1 Of them,
Including those newly elected. TIE Republicans
adjourned without taking any action upon them
rrfanling their answer made last night as sud-
q CLOCK tbs afternoon none Of the new members
qualified and both houses adjourned untn to-aor-
TOW without doing any business the Senators pre-
y1ously indulging In q fire discussion 4 strong
sEetch was male ~ Senator Stein In
to appear and quality within the f!c days allowed
them, those who o remain at their posts must be
reearded as the Legislature, two-shl7ds Of which
shall constitute quorum. He arKued that this
view alone could save the State from anarchy and
rltu upon the continued refusal Of one-thiru Of
4! and that any other construction Of the conati-
tuition would give to tt the eceds Of It's own destruc
| tton. The position was well sustained, and the
speech produced marked effect, especially upon
the Democrats, who, after the adjournment talked
far less tclllgtrept, and werC much less eI1ctnG
| In their demands
the House Will rcorcanl1c, the Republican cau-
| Gus. this afternoon hartng nominated George A.
| busk1rk Tor Speaker. aud u. i. Fitzgerald for
| Doorfecper, the other otdcets remaining as be-
fosc. The committees VIII bc paEuy reorxanized,
but VIII probably remain In the main Is II the last
!
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Eesltd rrcpoaas viii be received It this areuas unt1
tie i6h dst II April ls9 Il 10 O'Clock fer ;ae DE-
rsrosa 70 the Of the new NJ bridge 70
tc but 10 ccratcs the lacd Of Rock Island With the
ei:y Il Davenport for - cnhlc yards Of Et1ne moTe
tier. he ttone j., b. q food qualify Of huidine
store md 10 he furnished IN the psoperou Of about
tweh what + ee.ao1ly e5aw2 t = h1'ds1 Or elasx
sseoe to e toGpd nd inc t,ga u .ean. nd ~.
which kh. render unsuitable for face stone 1nd n
Whjeh acts zct Gene up the required EaoAs!d to be
u1e % rfcpoisEs 10 os fr5ter Id 5be e deter
ufred 81 ert:nstng the AMOUNT Of e1eh =. Ibid In tae
piers md ah.t1ncA The hole amount of stooe fuF
eee Z iss eni.hs sort eieS: II eh:!s Ia
stucTe mea4ureDent- Bidder VII state low eo'n ~
ter The receipt cf orde: they "a eoH1ens detses
Ing 1toce+ nd the time within which they can aeFes
~ 5ts 1 K Teesred At lie tae and
plser f,t 1Su cubic .ArdA more or e.t Of eooe r.
bTtase to be h,t connect the Island q Roik .1.od
auSlity required By The abcFe 70 q Eeat
% e snf T. Be- /, % &c Se.ta ~. q q
Frorssss viii ato he received At the sas1a tae Aad
RAee IL oe baI1e uo.c Or ~ q es, % r. e 3e aS
Roek islsnd sects1ble BY hnssa q e.ra L NAY b
q.rcz fJ Tie oets. The cement o Be q
s sS.y ssis.6e ill., f91 n:+Sn 1RaS sSd Ms1 a9a
officer of the arsenat may from time to ttsae di1cef
P&ymeota fur the stoHe and cement Etu Be mzdf
monthly .hen funds aIe e. bard 20 u Hea fanaa -
p4tlai r1s TO he withheld until the completion es
PscI @ "ess vm he epdoFsed Pseposs!s tor Stone q.
The United States re4ees the right to reject my and
III biGt ~ seSFseS .s.ittsen1c ,,c ,,a,n<
RrrF 1H1yp HsiN4I. Atril lsR.
, 1869-04-09
PROPOSALS.
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

seaIed Proposals usu b r.cdrcd h5 the Hcn1J City
Bridge Company. NJ their Office In Henri. In AAE.hal
County and Stzte Of Illinois, until April h- 1872. 4 Ii
o'clock for building tho masonry a7d 1pcsssTletufo
Of = carriage tRadse acrnas the Minoh River.
The bJdEe vii ennlIst Of four fpAns Of hundred
and tty feet eaeh, Aad daw Of two hundred aad nre
II teao, fee4.
The uasonry VII consist of about to touAand 5stdA
Of work In dlueptioa stone and about four hundred
yards Of snhhle work. IN pile fcundAtiona Dras and
gpcdfe.tons of the AsonFy flo Ia the oted of
the Company. Al bids must conform thereto
Bids VII be received for the superss!uetuEe. and for
tu.sunr rle o1k and draw pier protection separately
Of for III eonrlocd All bids tarst be accompanied By
dr.fta md specifications e1cert for naAouy md pie
work The Company viii bold reserve Of Mteeo Per
cent uatl ahe Io1k Il Eaiahed znd accerted
P5urofah mur be addre1sed to s. Becker. seetaST
H. C. b Co. Henry, 1Fuols. and endorsed pEupostls
for building bridge. &nd be accompanied by bond t1r
4Lun far each stFArate bid. &ud 5.nn for combined
ILL., conditjoned II Il nsual In eneh easeA
The Company rtserve the right to reject AIT bid not
IN Aetordanee with the conditions Of this Advertisement.
G. 10 reject N biae: sad proposal VII be seoeptcd
raless The party oces saa1 give the ConraoS satts
fActoEt c~dcGcc th4& be has tho Itc.tnz5 st e1rFt
e1cc etc1kJ ed ability for doing the work. Il 1las
worthy, and has s14Deient peeanissy rcso1rc+A
E.S BECEEE See'5 Il C. B. Ca.
, 1869-04-09
II uh own personal interest IN the hana& ana
wi.so,,r1 tr.drrx Il updexstood to b tas real fea-

\. IT.. c,.-, y.rrronAI interest IN the hA04& ana
MIs,outt ortdkca h understood to be tas TEAL fea-
HoD.
NOMINATION FOE rKfs1of Aoksf At caioA0o-
The nomination Of General hent y" e"ee' -
Pension Agent 1t Chicago, In place ol uosehktss,
vas not unexpectrd. 1t win readuy be confirmed.
-. GEO {. 1A1K9
got here to day and seems TO b looking AFTER
Territorial appointment possibly GoFefnozsMp
pu7t1or ArroKTxKkT.
Among Other appointments to-day VIA that Q!
Colopel Amos Webster, lste Of GE.nts stAh -
Register Of Wills In this District
GEoRs1Ass ASK TO BK LIT A1osk
delegation OF Georg.Ana called on the fTess.
dent to-day and protested against the passage Q!
the bin now before the House relattnR to toeif
State, and said to him that ali they wanted down
there Wa TO be let alone .....
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,
NOMINATIONS
nations were sent ID TO-DAY: ~
Asess9r. q 1nt1aa, 5ne7 NJ. n Sssen aa1s
% p!ssset, Iowa: f;eorRe Il Dsnin. t1ehth hss!.ct,
kentrnesy: Nelson h Sherman S'ns'een'n ofs-
cs co5,ectors s o. Internal Revenue-nen}am,n N.
Coatcs, Third District, Wisconsin; Frederick J.
Lee, Ffth district, Michigan. ~,
Collectors Of Customs Samuel ]. HoIe{, bQt-
falo; John l. Thomas, JE., baltimore: J. T. stoe-
EufyeTor Of Customs 1t Daltinore-Edtnsto ton
TN%,itn
Feinon; Na1a, ec,rc- o+ n,,.tmnrc,- Lee Chap
.,~'"4 o'~-A ~
ln1.t, 1n,,Aa s,,+as Aorsh.,a-1nscnh r. ncnnttt,
rsa ua.su ntse-trt ~ Wichiprn. tleorVe Smith.
f.4Aflu ns4tS* t,ts.nr+
United Slatea District Attorney. Wesley fur-
v1arcc, Western District Of Tennessee:
Amos Webster to r Rssier 1;es q N.tnS Ms gsni
iNEton, o. c. ntiaal. t4u1i4s. Ieas.ua % sAkS' 49,
washington u, =. N3II dst. hsEo. pan.t9r ~,
efal of loaho. beu}a1aA1 u oTees' Ae104'A @1e'A'
19!eASo .1n~.st.h 1Ioer,Ar y1rrtnt.
PoHmsaEes~nezeaH1 = .1.,a. !. 'S.s,, Mrsns P.nis
sH!. NuAtAtn. - tT.. 90 H,rors1,n-n % i'm Er4t1
Arn = !u.te1t !He.,e9 s.,.rs1,nt 49, Tenn
Eca1Hs, F. = =, 3nuuu1 E,e 4s7 nnn.
~ NCtno1s, N .siA, nn'in, 1 -'I p,n,ssrt TsGn
hho1fsnc; iSnn -: ~. y. AeHls Au4aaA's A
!. cases' 'ehsou.E E..-,>,, LIZ
sosf.NA,'oSo"
The Senate has connrfned Inc toi!n~in4 nnmt,
nations: EdWA1u l. Fihno, Ionsul tcncla4 q
Havana.
United States AttotneJs-klWaru k1e!9tpontr
Southern District OF New YORK: hm; +. oapp.
District Of Iowa; GeIy ". uazelton. Dlaifict q
NIsconHin Warren VI. BAttu20r 5oatne1n Oe11lcI
, 1869-04-09

CEkkKNCr EILI-
tionnl Currency act Referred to the Committee
On banking and Currency.
LOUISIANA EIEcItoH CASE.
The House then took up the contested election
case from the Second District Of 1Ouisiano-she
majority report being that l. 4. Sheldon be 3D.
that c. S. Hunt WAS entitled to tho seat After
discusSlon, lasting OTer an hour md 4 halt, the
amendment was rejected and the original rcsolu-
t'on adopted, and Mr. Sheldon admitted 10 the
seat.
Recess TIL evening, the evening session TO be for
general buAlpt1s.
EVENING SESSION.
CLAIM BILL
Nj. HOLMAN, nom the Committee On Claims,
Gibson, Miss., tao5o Tor cotton sold Of cap
tured by tne United States. Passed.
sAtE 81 ] or TIE NAsHE111x ccSIoN HoEsE STE.
reported q }ont resolution for The 6ale Or cx-
change Of tnS site Of tho Custom House as Nash
NEW FORT op ENTRY.
as pot. Of entry In TIC Superior Dish, md to
establIBh Marquette IN lieu thereof to take effect
from the 18th Of MAI next Passed.
BOOKS AND pocCNKSA
Nj DANES offered resolution to gre the
sora werc not yet elected, the books and docu-
ments 70 which the the members OF the Forty-u5at
Congress arc entitled Adopted.
1t1 ~ REMOVE TIE CHARGE or pEsEKIIok N
The Senate bill! to remove The charge OF deser-
ton from certain soldiers Of the Thirteenth Ten
nesste (asa4fy passeI
a.. The Senate BY for holding term Of the United
staus district Cours In SevaAa passed.
| EtILntSEa RENTED BY pErlRTxESTA
| NJ HOfklSs offered a resolution tnstruct!ng
inc Con1fai!iSe ~ Public Buildings and Grounds
hr The government in WnshInVtnn FOR fhe nse n
sahoas departments, rtuts palu. DC, Adopted.
Also, resolution placing tic House restaarant
under the charge VI The CornrlItte. or Tut!!c
| EE!ldings and Grounds AdOpted.
nsyoReK NIL
The Senate bEl concerning frnrras IN tha ntz,
t11ct OF Columbia rasscyis o'~>' ~ %@1o oA''
LIND GRANT ru1.
| The Committee On Roads and Canals reported q
bill granting lands and ftrht of Tar ~ ihS st
James Lite Knck HaIlrnai Fo1nsny ,ss ~ -
pnntcd and recommittcd
si11 10 lRiAtizE NIX STARTING or CERTAIN STE.
The Senate hili IecaStytne - tna .+,-,,,, =, ,..
tain s1hecrtntion nsncr1 rIsrTia M =. cet
| rasss,l ~eAa4 AAa"aS company
FREtnxr<,s n,,r,,
81: DoCKERy, from the Committee an FIRED,
Scnate hill TO continnr nn+t, ~ 'SP*st o3cA tne
| 1871. the Cdueat1ona1 Isun.-m4 ~. - " tA1u4t3
ao Of tas anl p tas
coIored so!die.z eailo,x ani marnrs ,,c,,ag ~ ~
Vas made, and ME, ptlEEERY royed ~ ~ snsn.
Nr. SHASEs h,1cn4 cxn,.,ro, tno ,c,
Mr. LAWRENCE opposeI !; snd 's st.ttL W. .,.. -.
title Of the Howard Inycrsttr n Ws.Ssas seas 'nt
wich over fIo on1 of re r.na. ~ sasEinSnn 9.
Bureau were expended mss yesteI - 'sea.llsn .s
corporation '~9'>" IL ps.'a''
en;. a sASks 81 n; Erono:sd e assTss ,hc
EaytnG he gslrssesi lhey had had cnonrb n ~
Freedmen : Krreaa. ' eA'Aeu VI III
The rules Hern mt snxn<na~i roaa .-
so;-lcss than two-tnistis II The au.fra,txc'
INF JrnIr1trT rny
.6os MI nIeHSN r. 1aSj,2 @e;sa III tss Senate e
h. taken min thr Snests-.s t.,;a ,h1.s stase
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finances, Mr. Colorado Jewctt In dIplomacJ, and
Mf. Gct. +. Train u general stAtcsmauAh1p, there
wa ELL hope for tho county. (LAQ9hter.l
Several other amendments were rn3fe to tho
rertling till! which now goes to the House for con-
cuI5rncc.
RIVER AND nANBnK EuI.
On motion Of Mr. CHANDLER the Senate TOOK
up and parsed the House bill making IN appro-
priatlon for the Improvement Of Tre1a and hatbora
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1869.
PAYMENT or SOUTHERN sESATpas-
ME. MORTON m0yc1 to take up the joint trSnlu.
tion for the payment of 6euatoEs from tho recon-
Mfuctctl 6tAica which Ma Lost
1uL 70 FUk1sR VIOLATIONS OF 1HK FOURTEENTH
AMENDMENT
Mr. TRCMnUL1 chilled up the bin to punish
ne holding Ut Office In violation Of the Fourteenth
Amendment
ME. THURMAN moved TO strike ont the second
ecctfou Of the Judiciary Committees 8 amendment
declaring the violation ol this law Entsdcmeanos
puutshatle By nnc, imprisonment and dlsqualt1c4-
ton from holding once, and opposed It Is punish
ing man tor opinions sake.
MT. TRUAbUII defended the section As dis
qualifying none already qualified By The -Four
n:enth Amendment
M1. DAVIS also opposed the section a. designed
merely TO crafty tho rcEengcful feeling or human
1t. FEssESDES, from the Committee Of Con-
ference, reported the IndEan Appropriation bill o.
agreed upon. The report was cnncuIfcu II
Mess1R HOWARD, THURMAN and NORTON
further discussed the pending blu QnAl quarter
past 10. when, on notlon Of Mr. TRC4BuLL- It
was postponed, n,d the Senate concurre1 tn the
uouse amendments to the I'LL to amend the judi
cial ststem Of the Cnltel States
Adjourned
, 1869-04-09
OCEAN STEAMERS.
FOR IIVERP00L AND QUEENSTOWN,

1y,:AN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS
Ratrs Of pas4ase BY the Saturday Sie4Iners
F1ztI Eahtp, Cold Steet1Te, Cnrfelfy.
Apos s1,sss ~ 81 he fussdsy Sesne4. ia aaiisx:
Ipoe, Of Qaeenstn. Epoel Quets.stn sag
TItltfxI, eAl HafAI AM
St johns. n F. By St. Johrh. n F. By
cSntinc3t 4 faet fsies Foz fSSt5 snfsa,1dlae =
NteE1: Is R.oa. VIZ, New Yo!k, Ct te jANEs WAR
RACK. N~.tesn Agent Cheap Nhtto eshto pssas
, 1869-04-09

NxW1FAfEx ADFKnIINHa AoKNH
Ars nso+t-ekf rAesfss alrsT1i&tna%ks for TIE T1lD
CE us 1o*r4sf Fatts Air, ussts to rsHiFs odr<r-
tixrAssts no<tes for ali EEHafArHRs oH MAoAfISEs
lin anS ldnca39sl IN II z. 1eysst$&, dx IN pub
t&AAEt' Ls4r&f. taLes
, 1869-04-09
SECOND DESPATCH.

E}SLI1 ~ 1 IL AflpHIH+
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April g.
The indications At la;e hour Tonight are not 70
favorable for harmonious action Tomorrow 2s
they seemed 10 be this afternoon. The Democrats
held u CAUCUS tonight II which shcr failed to
hatmonlzc or agree upon any different PROPOSE
tiona rron those already orerrd- tn. lcade,s Of
The moro violent aud revolutionary faction ara
EAnnA Of Sullivan: Turner, OF Davies: Bradley
Of IAporte: md Sherfod, Of Orange. llama and
BRADLEY are trimming thelr sails far Al election to
the supreme Bench next yeaE, aud are exceedingly
anxious to get the matter before the people ii
such shape a TO Eye them the mos1 adsan,a-e
\ majority Of the Republicans have tndlca;ctL
personally. their disposition to proceed witn TIC
!rEular business nrst, leaving the amendment 70
5oiiow. hut they refuse 10 commit themselves IS a
Iafty II rs menat'ers Gf the Legislature 10 anr
pfcdge: The Democrats seek, aoove all else "a
1cfee them u 70 commit themselves that the!t
reeoEd can ec used against them hereafter Re.
paolrAns show ctelltab1e discretion, and hare
the t.st OF the situation thus far, AID the pgus
| TeeA arr that they viii eventually triumph .,
leave The democrats In a bad box.
~. essln ; views arc becoming more popola1
| ana continued pefsiksence on the na5t Of tn
democrats IN thI: revolutionary couFse wtu caas
| intn 70 become etlH more TO- The Indication
to,oieht however. a1e that there viii he no quo
/ 1EEIEf 4TTy-F
, 1869-04-09
Masonic,
REAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE,

FOUR ACRES Of nrco Grove land,
with large Oak Trees and Evor-
green's, Bounded by the Oroxel-av.
on the south, and EgandaIe-av. on
tho east, at the low price OF 50, 800
per acre--one-half cash. balance
In two and 4 half years, interest at
8 per cent. Only offered during
this week. This 10 the best bar
gain In the market.
CLARKE, LAYTON & CO.
, 1869-04-09
INDIA SHAW1S.

Real India Can1els Hair ShaWls.
Being IN old res!dent Ct 1nd!. I'd dea1sE 81 Ff1t
: fT = St.Ets "a nv pstruc4 j. HUHSEL4A
q XII TvtntiIt6-st- near BrnsdwtT. New YSf-
, 1869-04-09

Brainard Free Dispensary,.
Rou,s ,ccond stcry R,ee .7.es.nc. Bui1dfnE EoEa'
Il ~ IL 1 N ~ daiiy e9rt1xins sundAye Medical md
saresi atttndaoee md to The de.es!anS po0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-27
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

THE office of W. Y. CIRODE, Assignee in
L Bankruptcy, IS removed to Madison
street, between Front and Main streets, NEW
BUILDING. Persons having business
with the office will take notice. del2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-27
x bbls. IS. sardines SCI 5o@22 per

fish, 4 bbls, IS. Sardines 81 5O92 per
case for quarters; SS5 for halves.
FEED-There is some demand for Corn
and sales on levee were at 92H@
/ 95c-some in secondhand sacks. Oats
are scarce and firm at 671zc in store.
Bran. scarce. Hay, S26@2s. Cooked
Cottonseed Meal, S2292S per ton, loose, at
oil mills.
GAME AND PoULTRY-Chickens are
dull at 50 5O@S4 90 per doz. Ducks
50 so. Geese s7@s. Turkeys Sl492O;
Wild Ducks SS@4 Wild Geese Ss@lO.
Wild Turkeys Sl2@l5. Venison 7@9c.
Bear meat, 10000. Quails 50 25@2 so per
doz. Squirrels, 81. Rabbits, 50. Dressed
Turkeys 1s922c per ID.
GUNNIEs-Good demand for second
hand at 16c to lie.
HmEs-Prices are weak. Dry Flint
I7c; Dry Salt lac; Green Salt 9 to 9Hc;
Green 75Zc.
IRON TIEs-Demand light. We quote
90 to 7Ac.
LIVE SToCK-Only extra cattle arp in
demand. We quote: cornfed 6@7c, gross;
good grass, 495c; inferior to common,
2K@3JEc. Hogs are firm at 9@IOc gross;
choice Sheep, S4@S6 per head; Milk Cows,
SSO@S60; Work Oxen, S7O@SI2O per yoka
MoLAssEs-Prices are firm. Prime to
choice Louisiana, 759s5c; Golden Syrup,
SOL Is.
NAVAL SToREs-Tar, in kegs, s. 25 to
5 rs for Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, IS to 10;
Pitch Sc per Dbl; Oakum s. to IS per
bale.
PRODUCE - Market weak. Potatoes
sell at T5@s5c per bushel from store.
Neshsnnoeks and Peachblows per Dbl,
81 OO92 %. Onions, "a.
Provisions - There is a light
trade doing. Mess Pork, 1872 90.
No Bacon in market. Clear Bulk
Sides I7@I7K, Shoulders I2K@13c. Break
fast Bacon 2l@22c. Sugar-cured Hams
Lard is firm; tierces 1s15c;
20; csddies 2I@22c.
PowDER-Blastlng 81 so per key. Rifle
90.
RIoE-Carolina, 999No. Louisiana, So
SIC.
sALT-2sO ID barrels, 81 SO93; 7-bushsl
50 5O93 70; Liverpool sacks,
3 1903.
SUGARs-AH grades are firm. Common
Louisiana, I2@I2Hc; Fair, I2H@I2Ac;
Fully Fair, 13H@l3Hc; Prime, 1881
914c; Yellow clarified I41I@l5c;
clarified 16@I61lc; Extra c. 1870
Ice; Crushed I7H@I7Ac.
SPIRIrs-Demand active, and market
Common Whisky zoe to 81 90;
25 to l IS.
SoDA-AmeIican, boxes, nc; do. kegs,
to &c. English, boxes $1,000; do. kegs
SHoT-Drop, per bag, g rs; Buck So.
SNUFF-Garrett, box, SIG; packed, IS.
SoAP-Pslm Soap, &c; No. 1 do. 7@7Hc
do. 1Oc; Erasive, g to IOc; Extra
s to &c; CASTLE lie; imported do.
IS to 2Sc.
STARCH-6K to &c per ID.
TALLow-Dun at sc. |.
YINEGAR-Cider vinegar $8to 10 per Dbl;
Wine SI2 to IA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-27
TRADE.

There were no receipts Of importance
either per rail or river to-day, and there
were few transactions among first hands,
though a brisk retail and holiday trade
was driven in every department. The
city swarmed with arrivals from the coun-
try, white and black, and the circulation
Of currency in exchange for fancy gro
ceries, dry goods, holiday goods, etc,
must have aggregated a considerable
mount.
The tone Of the provision market is one
Of extreme dizziness. Prices are on the
decline North, and the idea prevails that
the hog crop has been greatly underesti-
mated. Stocks here are light, however,
and our merchants are managing to work
OF considerable in a retail way without
loss.
BAGGING-There is no change in prices,
though all kinds are weak. Heavy Ken
lucky, 25626zc: India, 25@2Ge.
BFrrEH-There is a fair demand for
choice. and the market is well stocked.
Choice Roll, CSC; Good, 3OG33c; Common,
25c.
BRooNs-steady demand at 50 to 50 per
dozen.
BRooMooRN-Receipt light. Selling at
SI25GS225 per on.
BUILDERs' MATERIAL-Lime 81 90 per
barrel Cement steady; Louisville,
Sc Is; Rosendale, g 30. Plaster, s. 90.
Hair. in 80 10 bales, s. 70 to 8. Fire
brick IS to 6. Building Brick IS per NJ.
CoRNMEAL-Kilndried, in lots, 81 $50
4 IS; Fresh, light weight, at mills, 81 400
4 SO.
CoFrEE-Prices are unchanged. hlo
skimmings, I7@lsc; common to fair, 800
zoe; prime, 2IH@ZSc; choice, 24c; La
guayra. 25@26c; Java, S5@36c.
CoTroN YARNs-No. 400, DC; 800. Zoe;
600, I6c; 700, l6c.
UHEEsE-E.D. Isc. Factory I9c. w R.
1sc.
CoTroNsEED-The mills pay s12 per ton
on levee, and Sl2 so delivered at mills,
buyer furnishing sacks.
Eeos-There is a good demand at 479
4se.
FUoUR-An grades are quiet and prices
steady. SuPer, s. seas; X, S. 2595 so;
Ky, IS 75G6 IS; Xxx aud Fancy, IS 70
as.
FRESH MEATs-Dressed Pork l29l2LS
Betf, hindquarter, 6@sci forequarter,
3G5c, Mutton. 7@Se.
FRUITs-We note a fair demand for all
kinds. Apples sell at g 90 to S. 90 per
bbl., as to quality and condition. Dried
Apples &c; Dried Peaches s@l0c for
quarters and halves; Peeled, lO@l2Hc;
Lemons, slO@SlO so per box; Oranges,
sI3 per Dbl.
FIsH-Mackerel No. l bbls s24@SS; 4,
bbls Sl2 50@SlS 90; Nc. 2, in bbls S17 So
x do s. 20; No. l, kits 81 eO9$s; Nc. 2
do q 1882 Is; No. 3, 81 SO@s2, White