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New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
THE COURTS.
THE sPERRY ERIE SUIT.

EIihu Sperry and Wife agt. Ihe Ere hdiht'edy
CoopanvEn this suit, previously reporteds wheh was
brought TO certain DIVIDENDS on pIeIeIeu
alleged 10 be due them, application was huo yes
terday an the u s. Circuit Court for an order TO snow
anse Inv service the eubnena should NOT DC SET ase
and the bill should not be taken from te mes npo % %
ground that the issuing Of the subpoena and the ming OF
fbe hill were an abuse OF the processes or TIE COhf anu
fraud thereon and that the suit yioated Ihe Tue
law which prohibits the maintaining OF SUITS Tor speea
tive purposes 1t appears from the afhdavits that Mr.
and Mrs Sperry are aged couple residing IN New
Haven Mrs Sperry the sister Of Capt Lines formerly
OF the AragO who drowned some years ago ~ Niagara
Fails She inherited portion OF the property, ana
among the portion inherited were 6t shares OI Ere
preferred stock Mrs. Sperry stated that three men Dy
the name Of BUSHNELL White, and Bristol came 10 her
house at NewHaven and said that James Fisk Jr had
controversy with the Union Pacific Railroad Company
and they wanted TO get opportunity 10 brng suI
against the Erie Railway Company, and wanted 10 bring
the suit in her They persuaded her TO give
OF attorney Bristol to bring such suit, ana Busnie
and White agreed In writing buy her stock at some as
tant day. provided would release 10 them All sums
of money which they might realize out or the siI
over and above the value OF the Ftprh
large of money by compromise ana seteineht vi
the suit Mira Spery the power OF attorney anu re-
ceived in return the agreement. She states Win grsa
frnpkness that Of her friends have SPOKEN 10 cI
abOut commencing suit in her old age put Ia, Ia hea
Language she has not got any suit all she mas gOI
paper from Bushnell and the OILERS ohe OnsleH W
come 10 New-YOrk and explain the matter 10 he l1
COMPANY, but subsequently seems 10 nave iccul 49,
her discrimination stating that Bushnell ana OaKes AUts
mad pronsed To protect her aud to pay her dOr LOT u
lar for her stock. The Court granted an Oruer
able on next Saturday, for the complalhahts 70 so
csuse why the service OF the subpoena shold not pe @
aside, and why the OH shOulu hOI po '"A'A ~ Wv
files.
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CIVIL.

Returns of process having been made before
Judge BatchfOrd, aud claimants appearing for Of
Dlstrct-AttOrney Emerson, ~ was condemned by de-
fault tobacco cutting machine, press, stove and
pipe and 80 drying machines found At No l96 Frankfort
gross Of Matches found 40 No. "a Readest I25
barrels OF distilled spirits found az No l6 Fronts G
barrels OF distilled spirits found at Eppstens dsery
barrels OF dseY spirits, found NJ the corner OF Twen.
ythird-st aud FIft-ave barrels OF distilled spirits,
found at the corner of TErteenth-st and Avenue A
% barrels Of distilled spirits, found IN East FOurth-st
Wright GilieS agt. Maria Lent-This case
up in the Common Pleas yesterday. The plaintiff,
according to the testimony, was driving light wagon
down Broadway witha "24O horse, which he valued as
at least 81 600 When near Readest omnibus No COZ OF
the Broadway and SecOndst. line ran into him. and,
catching ms hind wheel dragged him about 100 yards,
threw his horse against truck inurng 1t very
greatly and. In fact spelling u driving horse He
estimated that the horse reduced twOtrds IN value
by the injury Beside this wheel injured, which
cost him about $50 to repair The defendant put in
iirv was caused by omnibus No 66I and produced the
driver who swore that he had had collision The
Jury however found for the plaintiff assessing his dam
ages at $620.
In the Supreme Court, Kings County, before
JHdge Gilbert, the case OF Caroline BrOUn agt. Thomas
Whitaker came up yesterday This eectment for
house in WiamsDurgh. From the evidence, 10 appears
that about IS years the plaintiff took the property
deysee Of her husband. Finding claim outstanding
an old lease she purchased 10 from the holder then
aud now resident OF Brooklyn Having removed this
neunbrance, the plaintiff let the house. and went 10
Europe After absence Of several she returned
found her property In the possession OF strangers,
claiming title through this former holder OF the tax claim
and under the same tax lease ernquires led 70 the dis
proceedings TO sell the for the BEN
eft Of the estate and torinfans commenced and that
this former holder Of the tax lease who had already sold
be claim her. had procured an order appointing hun
self referee 10 SELL and also special guardian OF the In
fants, and had then I9nnd VINO W3uld tahe
Ind sOld the property over again by assignment OF
fhe same tax lease and deposited the proceeds In his
own pcket The facts brought out by the e1oner
t1 RoherT BTer the OF the viii OF the plain
ts husband from oil suspicion OF bad faith; aud showed
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
AL sTOCK EXCmANGE.
TUESDAY. May 4-P. NJ.

Gold was excited and higher; tho opening
sales made 1901 selling at 1884, 1885, closing 1850
1851 The cearngs the Gold Exchange Bank were sl2s
793,OOO aud the balances s2,926.3Jo 50.
The Government bond market opened with good dc
maud for all classes Registered bonds and lOiOs
tinued In request from domestic investors. Currency
per cents firmly held and sparingly offered ut
quotations The market reacted about per cent In
sympathy with the activity in money but at the decline
there was good demand buy and at the close prices
were firm. with but few bonds ofIering.I
State continue depressed, with pressure to sell
Tennessee and North Carolina bondsI Tennessee
pons sold at o7iaG7 New bonds 65i a65 Georgia per
cents 50; Virginia excoupons 81; North Carolina per
cents COZ New bonds 5i9l Missouri per cents, ss6
sst Louisiana per cents, TO- Louisiana Lovee bonds 69
Louisiana eyee per cents 9s d99A Railway bon ds
steady. The transactions in Columbus, Chicago and In
diana Central lists heavy at 1864 9sG Lake Shore
Dividend bonds sold at 9Os Milwaukee and St. Paul lists,
o. Miscellaneous shares dull. Delaware and Hud-
Canal advanced to 1872 Pacific Mail sold at % a92l 09i
Express shares dull with but few transactions
The share market unsettled under pressure OF
sales realize New-York Central declined to l75a;
Hudson, l53i Harlem, l49l; Reading, 95i Michigan
Southern opened 1851 sold atlO closing lO Panama
sold at 32I. Northwestern and st. Paul shares
steady Delaware and Lackawanna sold at 1l6; Toledo
and Wabash 72 GewJersey Central 1llA; Chicago and
Alton, 156lal6; Fort Wayne sold at lac, l43i The
market continued depressed until the o'clock Board,
when prices showed Improvement and the market had
rmer tone; the rally only temporary, and after the
Board prices became unsettled on activity In money,
and there renewed pressure TO SELL The market
continued dull and unsettled and at the close was weak
and irregular NewYor Central sold at l75i Michigan
Southern lO4 There was but little disposition shown to
buy, and prices were barely steady at quotations.
Money was In active demand per cent CALL with
exceptions at 6 per cent Government bonds Com
merca paper passes readily per for prime names
with quotations at 7i9lO per cent At the close there
was an active demand for money, and accounts were
made up with some difficulty. This stringency comes
from the manpulatons of gOd by the cques operating
for an advance.
Sterling Exchange was dull and lower. with sales OF
prime CO day bills in second hands at 100. We quote
London 60 days lO9al9I London sight Io9l l9lo9i Lon
don Tme commercially, 60 days, 1851 alOsl Paris long
6ISid3l6G Paris, short, 5llla5l3i; Antwerp S.lSsS
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
CRIMINAL.

Henry Etts, a young German, was arrested
and taken before Commissioner shields yesterday,
charged by W PrOizman, cigar dealer az No 4S2 Ninth
ave- with having, the ist Instant falsely represented
from him SIS for pretended violation Of the Revenue
lava PrOtzman also made affidavit that he s Informed
aud believes that Ets has made similar false representa-
items TO- and similar demands from others IN mo bano
business. Etts committed, IN default Of $4,000 bail.
for an examination on the 9th instant.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Ledwith, Mary Ann Burtlcy was charged with
stealing various articles Of clothing worth $O from the
they both boarded, n February last The accused
left Immediately but on the street on Monday
morning, wearing the stolen nery, was arrested ad Hc
knOwledged the theft She was committed In default OF
g. 900 bail Edward Dempsey alleges that while IN the
saloon No. 122 Tenhave., Monday. he Violently
attacked by John Mann, who stabbed him IN the neck
aud otherwise assaulted him. intending 10 take his ic
Dempsey fed into the chased by his assnlaut.
who arrested by Officer Auser. On his examination
yesterday morning the prisoner asserted that Dempsey
drunk and attacked him, lille he merely defended
himself He committed To la default OF 5000
bail.
John Fredercks was taken before Justice Mansfield,
complaint OF Leo Lambert, who makes affidavit that In
March last the prisoner stole SOS from him while they
were going tile rounds " several drinking saloons both
taken the money, FOR safe Keeping" Committed for
examination. Charles Boyer, for alleged uhumAn
treatment Of his wife, Eliza gave bond In the Of S301
to Joseph John Carter, an
who escaped, went 10 the dry goods store OF Cyrus
Crane, No &c WalkeT.st, Monday last and presented
forged order from A. s. Thurp Co.. O No. l63 william
st. for piece Of goods 81 yards worth After they
had gone with the goods the discovered the
gery and officer sent after them They entered
the cigar store, No l31 Canas calling for cigars, and
attempted 10 suuggle the bundle behind the counter.
The proprietor OF the store suspected them and called
officer who arrested Carter his companion escaping.
examination Carter pleaded not guilty Committed.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RuROpRAN MARKFTS

LoxpoS NAV Ill m-Cousos oTeu si for both money I
the account United bonds tu a 7 Nrf
are quiet Be 1911 Illinois s Atlantic Ana Great Western
2Sl -,
LIVERPOOL Mar ell m-The Cotton market dell Al llN
for Mddg UpaHds snd l2d for Mddng Odeahsi toe shPnras
from Bonbay the report, have been Eo
bales
LoNDoS May all mSugar quiet aud steady for No u Data
and 6 for DO aHoat Petroea If e'oa
for Refined Turpeuiine, 81 Y cWL
IoSpos Nav al m-tonsos e3l for both money and the
uied RVT~en Bonds 7y Stocks ti Buts
l9i: Illinois Ceutrsls 9s4
LrvEEPooL Nay ZIP mTbe market for Yarns snd Fabrics a.
Maachrr Wheat 80 per ceut Tor CauS White tni
SIC for No Corn III y quarter TO- New MHei Wes
cru Peas quarter Tor Canadian Pork 100 3 bbL for Eastern
Prime Taiov t9 est Cheese s2I cst FOR tie sss
Srsde Of American Fine.
HAVRK 4-Cottnn opened du Irs Odnare on the SPOT H
francs y ewt, Low Mdiiug shoat, 1901 francs.
LoSD0S NAV t4:y CoOso close Al sJt both for re,e' ad
the account United States Bonds quiet ~ Soks
srs quiet, Bres i illinois Ceua se Atlantic and Great West
24A
ItyEsPooL NAV 4-4:3O D. -Coton closed duli Mihag C7
lands lL, Mng Orleans IN; Of the day 600 bale. Nsu
% : p-r quarter New Mixed Western
LosDoS May 4-4;1o .. Tov. ,3i per eWt Caeati LIe-
s
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.ood for q country town.
GENERAL NOTES.

Horatio Seymour has been buying large tracts
Of land in Iowa
The Pancuremata and Pctticotdiac Monthly,
Is the title Of a sheet published in New-Brunswok
Watermelons by the thousands are being re-
.eiyed in San Francisco from the Sandwich Islands.
About 10 telegraph wires have been run
ShrOugh the Chicago River tunnel since 1t was opened
A steamer has just been completed at Pitts
burg PENN for the navigation Of the Magdelona River,
In South America.
Fires carelessly made to burn brush have de-
yasated thousands Of acres land in the
part Of Massachusetts,.
Prof. Huxley says the time is not far distant
when sundayschoOls for teaching science viii be estab
Hshed in every parish in England.
White Pine, Nevada is fast settling down
snto the ways OF civilized life. It has handsome and
hewsy paper called The Inland Empire.
The Empress of the French and the Prince
Imperial have decided to visit Egypt and be present at
Ibe Inauguration Of the suez canal in october Novem
Der next.
Gen. Hickenlooper of Cincinnati, o.. offers a
1900 prize for the best design for monument to Gen Nc
Pherson Of the Army Of the Tennessee The monument
Is to cost $1,000
The inscription on a cup presented to EriCs-
son by his friends in Sweden is follows; ITO the
United States"
The Spring is at least three weeks earlier
than usual in Montana but the fall Of snow on the
mountains was so small that Of very low water
on the Missouri is feared
Several Americans offered 5000 forms for
Mackarts famous painting The Plague at Florence"
but the offers were refused citizen Of Vienna has pur
chased the work at 10000 forms
The Nabob of Bengal, according to Hindoo
custom had all bis cooking done IN the bedrooms Of his
during visit in Paris The result is set OF very
filthy apartments in the Grand Hotel
Witchcraft prosecutions are being revived in
Mexico Women hanged, shot, and burned TO death
suspicion, nogged until they confess their own
children taking part in the nnicton Of the torture
Chicago will celebrate the completion of the
Pacific Railroad by grand procession in which the Fire
Nd Police Departments, express wagons etc. viii take
part In the evening there win bo fireworks on the lake
ShOre.
An Englishman proposes to build huge
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

RIoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND Bonds, FREE OF UNITED
STATES TAX. secured by 16S2,OOO acres Of choice
lands and by the railroad, its rolling stock and fran
chiscs and yielding in currency nearly Ten PER
CENT PER ANNUM We recommend these bonds rs a
desirable investment for persons collecting May
CoUPoNs. Holders Of so BONDS can exchange at
profit of nearly TWENTY PER CENT, besides receiving
one per cent in gold additional income. limited
IIn nnnHR 4 20
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

FUFFbhf fhs stock Of Rio held bT importers he United
made this morning 1879 bags Of which 1900
Orean 2OO Mobile 1850 Baltimore
At this port The quotations 9d9c bend for ordinary
csTgoes 0dlOic for fair do lli63o fof good DO 2Gl2ic
prime Do and gJc duty paid the extreme for Invoices DO
dali state Of The and the feeling
4y bags o e. Bertha private Other kuds quiet
hny hed Java Ad2o haraeabo llalge LLguaYra 66laie
all gold. -
CANDLES Inactive and prices nominal for Aman
tine. 4ac. for Sperm, and SIC. for Patent
FLOUR AND
grades and Aeve the sales IS 10 for
supeuo state 65 Stae 90 81 Tor FaneT
State 70 OGtb6S for the tow grades Of Western Extra; 500
80 % Tor good to choice Spring Wheat Extras S65o6s675 for
Minnesota and Iowa BItrssi 20 goa &c 80
~ 80 for Trade brands aud 81 500 80 20 for Family
~ 20 o Amber Winter Wheat B Indiana Michigan; S70A8
for White Wheat do 80 00S9 Family do aud 81 is
as 20 for 81 Extra aud Double California Flour
moderately active with sales OF bb s7as8 IS for
o and Ssa 10 tor New southern Flour steady nHd moderately
se Anet OF 40 bills ~ Jodf6 9S for ordinary 10 good HEa
81 % 20 for Family do and s6 for Extra FAMILY
Maryland and Delaware Rye Flour higher
OF $40 bbL a. ~ 6O0 30 80 Corn Meal Is active;
Sf IS for Brandywine. w. - -'' "
FsII-A dscpuonI quiet and price, are nneh,nred We
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
ooot. Al - N s Sr ssppIps 1sc8SI 10 Tor retail lots
sr sslnS At sosS for Short And 05c a 81 Tor Long

oso. Al abc Tc6 rs o pplus and 10 for retail lots
Straw Is selling at Short And Doc 81 for Long
HOPS quiet al eDl4c. ,a,ats,. .aLa
Other kinds dull and unchanged. -. -. an
HIDRssae pretty Purchases daring last week buyers az
has become e caaou The advance In COLO some
though holders offer sparngB
du apd lacks tone or DH rSesl
We auote 2iat2e geld for BHenos Ayea ano no
for Hoptsyeo ollie Tor and CALIFORNIA; ~ GzOc M r9ro
lie foMsrasaboi 79t92tS currency. for Texas .sd Wae t
Southern Dry Saed Hides without important Irston
ouoe a. i ac geld for haraeaibo 41l3e Tor Bha hnan
and It6l6s Tmvco and Mstimore srd iaSec
for Chill Foreign Wet ssed Hides are In fair request sna Dome
saughtsrs selling quite rapidly at COR egee W'9OS AZ s ES
iIte do for Para: la2c euenev for New Oeahs and
for ouatrT and CITY Slaughter pmed and cared Upper Leather
.toeT fairly steady and the demand little more general
We ouos Re Grabde Kip at 7Soe godi ne
27S sarTsncy, Gambia aud Bu 26Sc do and oerrs Leen
39I DO EiS India du and nompay UNCHANGED 10 t9e
absence arrivals bat we learn that considerable sales hSve
AZ Boston We quote l6i1e gold for Calcutta Slaughter Gov"
EATHERHemOk Sole has met with good STEADY demand n
sprey and prices on all grades are vel
light sappy bss from the Annees ana ne
stock m about before We quote Buenoe Ayres a. II1e o
HssTv W33lc Middle and No3c for Light o,noeS IyaIS
n, Hssy, a9a9Oc for Middle aud 2i 05e for Light Carns
asaIs 10, .sy and 0a1 Light Oak Sole Of light weight
In GOOD demand other grades dn We quote T
Ig5t 3s016c for Middle iG04c for HaVy cropped tz@oc
Bellies a3asc slaughter Rough quiss and stu qao'ed
for IIemloek and 3Sa45e for Oak oooo a. ,s,. - ooo
METAs-Coppe steady sales OF 1000 n D. T. He I20O
n T. ~ tor erpoh at 24tc Baltimore held a 24e In sra Sn
fndon market unchrged l3G for Straits and M ier
al 3l00c for ordinary foreign spe
sale sesan made At 6te ss quotaon" We
quote a f0lows -. ,r...,...a,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
JAMES FISK. JR., SUES THE FINANCIAL EDITOR OF
TIE NEWYoRK TINES TO RECOVER slOO.OOo

James Fisk, jr, has brought suit III the
u Circuit Court Of the Southern District OF
10 recover 100000 from Caleb s. Noryel the h9ancM
editor of The Times who Is resident OF the Eastern
District OF NewYork, for alleged beloHs matter pun
shed by NOryell in The Times. The following Is he
affidavit Of Mr. Fisk In relation to his action against Ar
NOTvel: -, . -.
Untsd States Of erfoa Southern District Of Ene FORK ''s'nH
Fisk dur That he Is citizen OF tie state OF
Massachusetts ths Caleb G. Nove eiuIn If the SAte he"
financial editors Of the newspaper puse "a We
c called The hoD YOrk TfH aud usually whites we
moueT articles paper that the 2ih daJ Of April 1879 lh Ie
Directors the known the Enc Railroad Con a o
April 1909 there published aud pnlled sd
article If The HeC York Is false ma
scaRdous article Of and concerning ihh aPonen ana
which the words and figures following; 70 VIZ
the Eie, he SAID
that this eponent had pndrre %
Atlantic Great Western RR Co, are ganbe1 AZ
realized for the general speculative par
meaag this deponent and rahnE
OF the sad converted W voc
deponeut exclusively entirely the private use -
hnsef and said Gould aud Lane, and By them used
In pecuatons their own, and violation by this de-
and malicious aud composed thus de1outt IN
the said Caleb O. Norven and by hin eaus TO
printed published circulated the said ~ T. 1fs % Tue
aforesaid the damage # this depouent JAS FISK, JE
Sworn before me this u day Of Nav 1863 ,,-,,
Mr Norvel was arrested by puy-Marshal John RoD'
inson, Monday evening on capias issued III the SUIT
but discharged on his recOgnlzance To appear anu
give $4,000 bail to await the issue OF the SUIT Whc ne
subsequently did. Messrs Henry j. Raymond ana JOhn
A. Livingston becoming his sureties.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
jar COOKE g. Co.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK.-Tho most recent one of the kind, in the
construction of which the Directors have ayailed
themselves Of all the experience up to the present,
which has enabled them TO produce more secure ar
rangements than heretofore attained. In tho Bur
gdr and Fire Proof VaHlt in their Fire PROOF Building,
they have Safes of various sizes leach secured by
Combination Lock where tenants can place securities
Of every description for a small annual cost The
officers will take pleasure in showing the Vault
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD WAR.

Wm NJ. Tceed jr.. Receirer, agt. Jarvis s.
Baker and The National Bank NJ me STATE O( Neio FORK
me Same agt The Same and Continental BdtkIhe
Receiver in the Union Pacific Railway has COM
nenced two suits restrain Baker and the Banks In
winch his accounts kept from disturbing those ac-
counts or allowing money 10 be drawn Oh ihem until the
determination Of the snt, the ground that the
moneys purpOrIng to be In Mr. Bakers are really
the moneys Of the Union Pacific Railway Company,
Of the Credit MOber OF America In both teui
porary njunCtiOns have been granted.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
DOMESTIC MARKvTS

PHLADErH syt-Coon srp aud unchanged Covered rgr,
Eaa mostly North srra sI F,ny . - "a "a ~ Ss . 1 t5
3ssl,ossI I've ii 4api 1s Corn aysacsi L. .s,, Of = ~
hg'h Yeiow se hlsh Nike. se 9i,' ',-g 2 " isc . nm
Rstued A sSiS,ie SoSss e. arm, & SG l. S; f
sale. of $40 bids Cu9a At iaill 8 r I'D f6o Rs1G q ID
for Grocs s'aSsa PIo',ios % All sTa,agsd @ M wss ' F
unchssge Wheat ses varE Red At - o1 eod Do o. ,es
ae Tor heavy sie light Rye aa at II 1od ~ IS As Pa
qgetn So 7'ssa B.ea g1sl ES ,le. s "se a ''' VIZ, 1
very a aud sudug sioes seA ds'c sA 'ae' Al vac '
Gs%seo T. May AFonr steady ssa eooi dersgl s.''
lsCo b6s At % - tT No. ssrg S Ia -, =. q - fsst
bush No. Mwlukss Club at e. Corn leli aror e o ~
Al ana IS Tor Csuaasn aud Pea inactive MHi-i ~
changed shorts, t23a+a Sip';sas $sStsi ssd Ma r. -
Sc aad 70 Albany SOC Ials ppor-!oo husa Wheat 'aS
CSeIsSsTI, Nav Ipour dali Family sssss A " wh''' r.s st
and no! sable better than - 9d - 50 @ 20 asia
Basy & :! IS e. SsS,sp WIFE, TG1' S Pon i
sm at al rates. demsnd hghnot business enough o0u' '"
'lS MIwaS1EI o Nav 1-Fioa s I'D uue,nsed |l u5'',:
quoted : ai for No. - = Or No oar, ir4i 70 -, - IL
.sadJ sa SGrHa P%as ~ s@gsi s Fssb. eS Sc Bq' Ne S
0sT" sbiSmsn-s so tS. Flour 3 5 bush West w,,
DsrEoT MAY SMhss. 10 "a, AZ d. sf@1od % ~ ;sd sa ws Ell Sal
Amber 81 40 Corn. Cse oats, 6ia6se t,,, %, bse.,
eMRMPaI. NAY &oOtOn quiet ,sl a9a';r IS 81 6s,s 80
Oats, re Perl. s5l s'Ssa9 lar lseIsis B,s'' ''
cnIclGo, Ma, tEIssnss Nc-los par S3y's' SO
"a
UNCHANGED; No y l2i Core active. 10 .l. , .red ~
at d6c Esw advanced "a &C. Hssies a. aie N s y,
yanced 3llS sale, at 6ld6le Re hrsS' NS 1 Hssss'
No. 2 81 l4dSl lli Barley uomnsl az - 80 ~ g.. "a
sa9ls Prsyi'ous bmeri Mess Pork 80, o fis' sesgs
Lan, ~. Glsc Shoulders lli, loose. Live Hogs dll a. o.,
for choice. Besfusite du q t50 30 81 !
snd Steers 80 ao0s 62i for Light aesIy Steers s'@S "
10 EXTRA prime Breyes -, G.A
LOuisvLLH NAV A-Tohacco-Sae 26L Lhla Comron sla =
Lngs. - 509S6 8l Cuttng Leaf S6 ~ Supghe l,E -
Wheat, 81 IS b5a68c Oats, teei
a. Mess Pork So So Larl, Ice BacouShuuilrrs -
Clear Rib Sides Clear sides iit ttltc BOA heai 49,
l2lc Rib Sides. l5ie Sides, i5ic WHISKY .s "
q 25i 15ic for Low MidihagA
8 900 bush Oats BUSH Rye Recp5OO hbls folf So
hush Wheat Corn, O0 bush Oats 1000 bush ba
Ca Al Freigh-3 loads Wheat 5c Nev.lor Cora naaa
l2lc 8lc Flour dull; sales 200 hbls No. Cr 1'-
Spring at Wheat better demand 90 bach White 80
al 80; 500 bush White Mehign 81 70; 1000 bnsh'Hg
Chicago spnng ~ Is Corn IN FIR dmaud, closing Nsak s
bush samples Csc i0000 bush DO IA ol, e -
car load Caoice old at soe-sl 10 store o'. br sales 20
Toe. 30O0 DO at Tie Rye uuchaosei b2o
No denaud market bare. Peas dui t Cauaaan sod 80
on The track Seeds steady and quiet Pork and Lad uaeAal' M
wines Erneri asking 95c
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKBT-MiyA -
BecCatsRrcepts 3J7 hesij prices advanced e oi siS
Sl30$l3 50; First Quality, Sl2GS2 50: Second QaahE 80.
II 75i Third Quaty, slos$loa0 sheep aud LAnss-htsI ID
head: material change In bat good shees bsD
prices onna grades sold loe sales a. from t99ie 10 SP'