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4 PAMPHLET containing valuable Information
"A on the subject Of Advertising. A List ofover One
Thousand Newspapers, tTHg BEST ADvERTIsfNu
NEDICMs) and price cards showing advertising rates,
Address GEO n ROW ELL 4 CO.. New York. 't
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, October 23.-It is said to
have heen discovered that the newly
elected Senators from this State, Johnson
and Gibson, are still laboFing under the
disabilities imposed by the Fourteenth
Amendment The amendment was rat
flied after the act was passed by Congress
relieving the disabilities of johnson and
Gibson, and it is ascertained that the act
of Congress, approved April l, 1869, re-
moving the disabilities imposed by the
Fourteenth Amendment, fails to embrace
in it's terms the cases of Johnson and
Gibson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

Tories The editor of the Sun. There is
not single Confederate soldier in the en-
tire number OF members'in thoState As
sembly. Then, even with this, suppose
you subtract the Southern element in
this State from the entire population, we
ask, in Heavens Nance what remains ?
Precious few of the responsibility of this
land, we must say. But we are to have
a voice in the control of the State and
the making Of her laws once more, and
intend to be governed upon high, just and
equitable principles. We shall not for
get our friends, and it should not be for
gotten that to the victor belongs the
anoila.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
Reconstruction.

By q special to the Aratansbs Of this
morning we see that Major Townsend 10.
irodsaad bill yesterday to abolish the
Law Court. Municipal Court, Chancery
Court, Circuit Court and Crininsl Court
Of Shelby county, aud to organize three
Circuit Courts and two Chsucery Courts
for Shelby county one Criminal Court
With an Attorney General and sne As
sistant Attorney General; the Criminal
Court to have excln.iye jurisdietioH Of
criminal m stiers; the Circuit Dogrts to
have coordinate jurisdiction Of ell mat
tiers Of law. Mr.. Jones introduced bin
to abolish the County Commissionsry
Court, the Office of County Judge. and
the additional number OF Magistrates
created by ihf sat Of the last legislature /;
also, to organize a Pfobsts Court With q
Probate Judge, and To orgsnizs q Guar
terly Cossi. composed Of one Magistrate
from each civil district,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
Special Notices.

A Man Of q Thoussnd-A consumptive
epred.-Dr. II. James. a retired physician. dis
covered. while in the East indies. cure for
Consumption. Asthma. Rronohiils, and Gems
erai Debility. when his emily child, daushter,
was given up to die. His sSiId was cured. and
is now alive and we'll. he will send the recipe
for making and successfully using this remedy.
free, on receipt oftwo stamps to pay expenses.
There is not single symptom Of Consumption
that it does not at once take hold Of and dissi-
pals. Might sweats. pesrishness. irritstion Of
the nerves. fsilurs Of HsmOry, dificuIt expec-
toration. sharp pains in the lHsgs. sore throat,
chilly sensations. nausea Of the stomach. ipae-
tiOn Of the bowels, and wasting away Of the
muscles.
The writer will please state the name Of the
paper they see this advertisementin. Address.
cRADD0cK CO.,
1888 1892 Race st.. philadelphia. Penn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
BY TILEG R A P H.
Dispatches to the southwsstsrn Press
Association.
NEW YORK.

Nav YoRK, October 20 "A Washing
ton dispatch says the PR ject for remov
ing the capital to the West would appear
| to have more strength than Washington
ians believe. The Western menbers are
pretty we'll united on the subject, and it IL
feared, from all that can be learned, that
it is very likely test Of strength between
the renovers and snti-removers will take
place at the next session of Congress. An
appropriation of So 500 600 is to be asked
for to put up new buildings for the State
and War Departments, and the Western
members are determined to fight the
proposition at every stage. The Western
men assert that every additional dollar
expended on Federal works in Washing
ton will be made an argument against re-
moving the capital, and they are deter
mined to furnish no more arguments on
that side.
Ben Butler said last night that sensible
men would govern themselves as to hold
ing or selling out property here by the
test vote on the appropriation for the new
War and State Departments.
The Tribunes Washington dispatch
says it has been decided that if Butter
fields resignation is not received by
Boutwell, to-day he will be removed.
Mail advices from Nassau state that
the steamer Lillian, which sailed with an
expeditionary force from Florida for
Cuba, had been captured by the British
gunboat Lspwing ard taken into Mas
sau, where she was released by the
authorities under the ruling OF the At
torney General that she could not legally
be held.
Father Hyscinthe yesterday made the
following statement: II believe that it
was impossible to enjoy freedom OF
thought and exercise it, and yet belong to
com mupion of the Catholic Church. l
shall consider myself Carmelite Monk,
and am as devoted as l ever was to the
Holy Mother Church; but ! maintain that
/ exercise my priestly functions by au-
thority of God alone, and that the Church
has no right to change the faith as handed
down by the fathers, to add or take from
it anything whatever. l believe Protest
ants to belong to the great brotherhood of
faith, but do not intend to ally myself
to their peculiar views"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
BOSTON.

BosToS. October 23.-The earthquake
was severe in Newburyport, shaking
the doors and windows, and movable
things in houses. The people generally
were awakened by the ommotion. An
old brick mansion, built ssvspty years
ago, having the massive walls common in
those days, was shaken from the roof to
the cellar, rafting the doors and win
dows, and creating general alarm among
it's occupants. The people in their beds
we're very sensible of vibrating motion
beneath them,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
The vese that nd The Bu.in ess,

The following is the vote, the joint bal.
lot Of yesterday having been the seventh
cast;
Senators voting for Cooper-Bryant,
Csson, Edmund Cooper, of Bedford;
Cubbins, Y ,son, y heridge. Hall, Martin,
McFall, Morris, Nelson, Pearson, Pey-
ton and Slaughter.
Senators voting for Johnson--Messrs
Clementsou, F.ulkner, Greene, Hart
HAYES, Luttrell, MilIssps, Palmer, Sell
and Speaker Thomas.
Representatives voting for Cooper
Messrs. Agee. Baker, Boyett, Brasbesr
Brown. Bryant. Dsldgell, Clark, of Hay
wood; Excl. Eoloe. Harri'. Harrison
Hinkle, Hunley, Jones, Kelly. King
Lackey, Laymsn, Lonescre, McBath
Mcconnell, McElwes, Morrison, Owen
Pearson, Rles, Roach, Rose, Russell, o.
Hickman; Sanders, Sherrod, Sipgletary
Slimp, suodderly. Taylor, Townsend
Warren, Wilson, Yoakum and Young
Al.
Representative voting for Johnsos--
Messrs. Barber. Barry. Barton, Boyd
Bright, Casey, Chesthsn, Clark. ofJsck
son; colEills, Cog. Dunlap, Everett
Fleming, Glenn, Hampton, Hornberger
James, of Hamilton James, OF smitb
Keeuey. Kenney, Knight. hcClsry, Neil
Nicks, Nixon, Rosson. Russel, Of Ruth
erford and Bedford; Ssddler. Scott
Slack, Smith, Spears, Steel, Stephens
Thomas, Tucker, Walker, West, Whit
and Speaker Perkins, Al.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

The editor of the New Orleans Times
thus apologies for mixing up" OF
two articles in the paper of the day
before: 1--WE owe an apology to two Of
our Sunday contributors, Arthur and
r F. U, Jr. The former wrote an
article on Spiritual Mindednpsa and the
latter on Vanity, but the closing para
graphs of each contribution, by some
oversight in our composition-room. got
trsnsposed, together with the signatures
belonging thereto, aud so Spiritual
Mindeduess' ended in Vanity, and
Vanity in Spiritual Mindedness
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

Russian officials rival our own 10 cor
rup,iou. Before starting for Siberis,
Verderofski. the perpetrstor Of the salt
frauds. gave grand banquet to bis fellow
officials. ssl tqpk with him in bis exile
his cook and large ssiinue Of servants.
Now, also. an investigation sAs 7kovn
that it is the custom for most Of the post.
osbce oacisls to regularly appropriate
money letferB Qoe has been detected
tearing OF the stamps ESQ selliog them,
and another made good thing coma =
eating newspapers aud selling them Tor
waste papsE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
NJ ~ MI r HIS
Saturday Evening. Oct. 2S. 1859

Mr.. Thomas Tardrew. of New York City. Is
authorized to cot as Northern advertising
agent of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
g. H. Parvin, General Advertising Asen',
Cincinnati Ohio. Is or duly authorised Assn'
10 contract for advertisements.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

From the Philadelphia Evening telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair to
use Professor chyisty Celebrated Hair Lotto.
1t i pu, up in a bottle and a box. Ladies who
once use Lotto discard every other preparation
for the hair. as it is the bcst dressing for the
hair in the world. The Lotto never fails to re-
move the worst ca es Of dand uff, and restore
gray and bleached HAIR to its natural color
For sale by Drussists. sample bottles seat to
any address In the United States by express for
81. PROFESSOR CHRlSTY 4 CO..
No. I'll Chestnut street.
u-1o.4O Phila ielphia. Pa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

Pcfltiyely No Cure. No Pay The follow
ms disease5 are Earaptsd cured By the use Of
" Dir. Forrest 4 Goa Juniper 4aF:" Cough,
crOgp, HOarsenes'. Sors Throat. spittias ei
Blood. ksihRa. Bronchitis, Lung Diseases,
scrofula. Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipslss. Psins
and Soreness in the Beast. Back or Limbs.
Assesses. Burns and Wounds. Piles. Itch.
Sore Feet or Joists. letter. Scsld Head. Milk
crust. Baraehe. TOOthAche, cstarrh in the Eyes
or Hs.-. s,dinAry Deafness and Gathering in
the Ears.
N. B.-Tbe only ssnuine apd original syticis
has yellow labels With white imprinted wrap
per. sneh as has been IN use for six years. Take
no other: Tn VI 70 pot sstisasd' return fhs
empty bottles and yOSF Hspsg VII be re-
funded efty een9.
- GOODYEAR 4 FALLS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

1t is said that The best Maid people on
earth are prime dome, English bishops
and pstent medicine sellers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
GOODYEAR 4 FALLS.
Mhslal6ls Agents. ~ Main q.

No Cure. No Pay Stones Tonic Syrup
cures Cbills and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold By NJ. ROSE. " Main street. and GOOD
YEAR A FALLS. 81 Main street. 139-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

WORDS o. Ghssr-an TIP Errors Of Youth
and the FOlies Of Age, in rslatiOH to Marriage
and Social Evils. With helpiRg hand for the
errirg and unfortunate. Sent In sealed letter
envelopes. free Of ensrse. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Box p. Philadelphia. Penn
s,lvAnia. 23-le0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

Columbus. Georgia, is said 10 not have
: single lawyer who returns an income
large enOngh 70 tax.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
Meeting Of the Bar.

A meeting of the members OF the Mem
phis Bar was held at the Law Court
Room, ON Friday, at IL o'clock. B. M.
Estes was called to the Chair, and Mar
rus J. Wright appointed Secretary. Mr.:
Estes, on taking the Chair, announced
that the object Of the meeting was to ex-
press the sense of the members OF the bar
on the death of B. A. Massey, Esq.
Judge Greene P. Foute paid q hand
some tribute TO the memory OF the de-
ceased, and moved that committee be
appointed to draft resolutions to report
to an adjourned meeting, and that the
COMMITTEES consist cf the following
named members of the Bar, to-wit: L.
s. Ayres, Hon. John P. Caruthers, Col
VIM. T. Avery, Hon. George Dixon and
B. NJ. Estes. which was adopted.
Gen. w. Y. c. Hume moved that the
m bers of the bar attend the faneral OF
Mr.. Massey at 3 o'clock at St. Lazarus
Church. which was adopted, and the fol-
lowing named gentlemen we're appointed
pall-bsarers: Hon. Archibald Wright,
Hon. Henry G. Smith, Hon. Greene P.
Foute, Gen. Marcus ]. Wright, Charles
Kortrecht, John f. Sale, Col. Walter
Coleman, Major Edward A. Beecher, Col.
Moses White, Capt. John r Flippin, W.
Messick, Esq Msjor W. D. Beard, ]. M.
Gregory, Esq, ]. N. Scales, Esq Hugh
B. Martin, Esq, asd D; q: Poster, Esq.
On motion Of Major E. A. Beecher the
meeting then adjourned to % o'clock
Mondsy morning at the Law Court room.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

=
The following is from the Little Rock
Gazette:
And what are we doing in Arkansas ?
We are slowly but surely completing the
road from Little Rock to Memphis,
twenty. five or thirty miles of which only
remain to be constructed. We are get
ting mails and passengers through from
Memphis in twenty hours, travelling time.
The Fort Smith road is going ahead
rapidly, extending along the north bank
of Arkansas river to the Indian Nation,
and designed to constitute the thirty
9th parallel route TO e. faso from Mem
phis. Clarksville, Texas, near Red
river, ia on parallel thirty three degrees
forty minutes, eighty miles west efFul-
ton, in this State, (which is also on the
same parallel. and is the Red river cross.
ing of the roae) This last named road,
with q grant surprising that of any
other, and with no obstacle in the way OF
its construction, lies dormant under the
speculative practices of Brsyman, Of
Chicago, its President, who, men say, in
sists that his personal enrichment shall
be the first step taken toward the build
ing of road Of the first Importance 10
the whole VISIT We do not know what
foundation the charge has, but We do be-
lieve that bis connection with and full
control Of the affairs of the road, sppa-
rently, has choke all life out of this
noble enterprise.
Wers this road completed, or in pro-
cess Of construction, the eighty miles
between Fulton and Clsrksyills vould be
no formidable obstacle 10 the way of the
connection of Memphis and Little Rock
With Clarksville and Paris, on the route
via gbermsn aud Fort Belknsp to I'll
Psso; thus giving ps fico roads through
Arkansas-one by Fort Smith and the
other by Fulton and GAINESVILLE to KI
Psso-- connecting with the great thirty
fifth parallel route to the Pacific,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
GAYOS0 MEAT STORE.

RESPECTFULLY ANN0UNCE TO THE
L citizens Of South Memphis, and the pDblic
in general, that keep constantly on hand at
my meat store, under the Gayoso Hotel, all
kinds of fresh meats, vegeta bles, butter and
Than anybody else and win deliver the same
anywhsre in the city, free Of charge.
1859 II SEESSEL. SR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23
PUBLIC LEDGER

once. No I'D Maai-on street.
~ DuROSE EDIToR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-23

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The New York herald., 1869-06-14
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAy.

SUPREME CoURr-GESERAL TERM.-Causos-Nos
10. L. 10. Enumerated motionsNos. 4s, SO, IS, 50,
90 sl e2 93 gs, s6 ~ 81, vs.. 90 loo 1ol, 1o2 10s
l04 l05, l0e, 1oT.
Cmourr.--Part mos. 4s4r. as5, 1915, 2l2, $50,
1475 1880, 1901, 1885, $40.
SPECIAL TERS.-Adjourned to Monday June 2s.
CHAMDERs.-Nos Al, Ill, 167, 1s2 165 1e2, 200 20s,
2oa 2lo, 22o, 22 22s 23l 232 242 2S A5, 246, 24p.
Call 251.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRrAL TBRM.-Part Mos s4s,
$685., $751; esa 1856, p53, pSe 345, e65, ssl, ge5 9ge
1908 1905 IoOI Part 2Nos. 97S, es4, s44 los, 122,
sps 552 1904, s7A 654, 10ls, 102s, 1885, 1882 1854
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM.-Adjourned for the
term.
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 3O41, QssA
1885, 2g2l 1912 2e5 1905, 2s74 1884 $780, 305T 3Oge
sl00, Sl0l, S02 s0S s0A, 305 8l06 Sl01 310s, 3l0s
31iO, Bill, Sil2 311s 3lll si15 s116 S117, Sl1s.
COURT or GENERAL SKssioSs.-The People W.
Mary Gibson, obtaining goods by false pretences;
Same VS.. John Howard aud Jacob smith, robbery
Same VS.. Ruer W. Lynn, burglary; same vs.. william
Dowd, do; same vs.. Thomas Nolan, do: same vs..
Jonn Woods, receiving stolen goods; Same vs. Chas.
wilson, grand larceny; Same vs.. Henry Webb, do.
same vs.. Andrew Gamer, do; Same VS.. william
Mcmahon and Frederick Naples larceny; same vs..
Patrick Tuttle feloDious assault and battery; same
vs.. Patrick Tuttle, carrying o slung shot.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

ior pckied hams and l9c l9c for smoked bagged
nscon was srmer with improved demand Sales J
~ cured l6c 7c. Lard sought after the
nAnd being both for export and speculation the
Aet was nrmer while prices higher The sales $50
acxages a. l7c. lgc for No TO prime steam inolud-
option.
pETRoLKUM.-The market for crude bbs was fairly
active the demand being chiefly II not entirely speculative
me saes were 5000 bbs for june July August 900
each monthly at 214c. Crude, In bulk light stock
ana tne market firm at the demanded evening"
though the demand only moderate The 20W
Dds c, the market closing at these prices Re
became weak and closed at about c WITH however, light
offerings The demand was very light, and tho saies
were only 5000 bbls. standard white, sellers option
from the 10th June 70 the 10Th July at SIC,
and 600 do do. for the same delivery at slslc.
also zO,0O gallons, In tins, private terms. In
Philadelphia the market quiet but closed firm
size there was but little demand and that entirely spec
uatve The saes 800 bbs prime light white
at 2sc 30c, 5000 bbIs standard white July
cember ut &c., and 5000 do, delivery at 33c
RIoE steady, with small sales within range of &c.
&C. for Carolina. and 754c Sac. for Rangoon.
suGARThe market for raw dull there being but lit
tie demand but prices unchanged fair good refining
l2c for Cuba Refined quiet but steads at for
hard l4Hc sc for soft WHITE I4Ac 1s for extra G,
and 1351c l4c for yellow.
SEEDS continued to rule dull nominal at I3 for
clover $4 for timothy S2 50 SO SIS Tor rough ax
" l2H, gold, duty paid, for linseed No sales
STKAEINE was quiet but steady There small sales
within the range of lsSc lsj9c for inferior prime
hbds and tierces.
TALLow.-The demand light but prices steady.
There were sales of $1,000 lbs. at l13sc. 1issc.
WHIsKEY.-Receipts, 555 bbls. The market dull at
9Sc, tax paid, at which price there few small sales
The New York herald., 1869-06-14
MURDEROUS ASSAULTS.

Rowdyism and Revolvers In tho Sixth Pre-.
cinct-Alieged Deliberate Attempt mt Shoot-
ing-BeatinR n Policeman the Head with
n Hatohet-A Man Stabbed In the Seventh
Ward.
There seems to be an epidemic Of murderous as
saults Two additional complaints OF this grave
character were yesterday made before Alderman
Conan, acting magistrate OF the Tombs In one
case only what might be considered extraordinary
fatality prevented the commission OF murder. In
the other case there might have been created va
cancy In the Police Department had not extraordi-
nary fortune interposed to prevent such result.
The following the facts Of the two cases. as de.
veoped In the police COURT
Edward Copperas. OF No. 81 City Hall place, was
the first complainant. He was talking with. q
lady about eleven O'Clock on saturday evening, as
he says In Pearl street. not far from his residence,
when gang OF three or four young men drew near
ana commenced talking In very offensive manner.
lie asked them II 1t was their purpose TO Insult the
lady he had with him. They laughed and jecred at
him and said they should talk as they pleased.
Upon this he seized two of them by the coat collars
with the view to detain them tili he could hand them
over TO the custody OF q policeman. At once, with
out saying word. as he alleges, Stephen II. Ma
loney drew revolver, which afterwards proved TO
the muzzle at his head and attempted 70 fire It.
Happily Il snapped and before the man could make
sno'ne. an efGrt Ss. at rns ne grappled with
came mp, into whose care he at once delivered him.
Tho prisoner claimed 10 have acted In scfdefsnce.
He was committed In default OF 81 900 bail He is
young man. twenty-five years old, and lives at NO.
AZ Centre street and works at cabinet making.
.0fi'ccr Haght, OF the Fourth precinct the second
complainant stated that about midnight on saturday
evening. he heard cry OF murder at NO. ~ Rose
street. Going TO the place and proceeddg up stairs,
he was met at the head OF the second night by james
O'Donnel who had hatchet IN his hand and threat.
ened to break in his skull with u II he endeavorea
TO 90 any further. The ofrcer, however did attempt
to go farther, and the result was thas
O'Donncli as he alleges, hit him three or
four blows on the head with the hatchet lie
managed, Notwithstanding the blows he had re-
ceived to arrest O'Donne and take him 10 the sta
tion house. Subsequently he learned that u was the
prisoners wife who had cried murder, her cries
being the result OF a beating by her husband. The
wife, on examination, fortunately dld not prove TO
be seriously hurt ODonnel who is thiry-f i've years
Old and laborer, denies the charge preferred
against him lie was also required TO give $1,000
bail to appear for examination, and failing In this
was consigned 10 a cell In the City Prison.
About nine O'Clock on saturday night an alterca-
ton occurred on the corner OF East Broadway and
Market street. between Thomas Fitzgerald an1
Jeannott Mulens. Fitzgerald was cut on the head
with q knife, the wound however, being slight. He
was taken to his home No. Q Orchard street. Mul-
lens succeeded ln etrectug bis escape.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

The market Tor wheat quiet prices were generally
70 for mG 4 sc sf a5 g @ns q e %
white Michigan Corn was hrmcr though the business
for damp % prime new mixed via canal sc 81 Tor DO
oT & 4 of for 90 SS sns 81 q 81 for for
white Oats were quiet and scarcely rm Sales 90 900
T. ssy e. the a" ads depot H,
OF barley malt there were small sales at u 50.
generally heavy The cnarerins business continued
1%ss s sss IS s:ns'r ZOO s':
.r order: ws & ss r grain A. g. IN { direct
DO as and ca British BARK ffe%
pcoy Island % London timber at tos American bark,
rect he Battle With rs psm oss or
ssrs or me United Kingdom bill. psroisSS Oss a. S
anaa Norwes,sn schooner from Philadelphia 70 Cork fo
s. direct. WIN ''' 'O'' p'0'''' U.s. '0' anu % on II
oUssrss were quiet, and heard Of no sales Prices
steady however, at l6c lie. for bags and 23Ac.
6ops-Tbe market was dull there being but little demand
SS, Rfic e choice s &C. 70 i'' '0'
for Manila Tor juie, iGc iOsc for sisa aud
HaY~The marts, quiet but steady the quotations
our wu som. demand though we heard q,
no sales Prices continued to rule steady Al former quota.
NAVAL sroRrs-spirts turpentine IN but little de.
msnd and the market was heavy s5c for merchant
Rosnrhs cw grades were in improved dsmand and higher
while the other grades dull but unchanged The sales
5000 bbs strained at ~ 80 SO 40; $50 do pale, al
~ 80 e5 100 do NO at ~ 70 a. 7 and so do No l.
~ 75 No L. 20 - 2S; pale, "a 30 IS 6o EXTRA do,
S6 81 30 and window glass, S6 ~. Tar demand
and sales were made Of loo bbs Wilmington a % H. and
2O0 do. Hewbern private terms.
OILs-Linseed was dull at $03 Slb In casks. Other
kinds were duh but steady at yesterdays quotations
RovisIoss-Receips t6 packages lard and 81 do. cut
meata The market for pork more active and hrmer,
closing alabcui as2 san Tor There sAes OF
if ibis at Se2 90 &32 62x for mesa, e3 a3i 30
dty do and $9s isk S IS for Western prims Live
hogs quiet but armer being quoted eye. sNe The
steady sales 30 tbs at $io ss for plain mess and $ls
4 &s0 Terce beef dull ana nominal q, $50 $26 FOR
prime mess and S $3 for India do Gut mea quiet
picked shoulders, e5c 1910 for smoked do iSxc aiSo