davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
NEW SENATOR FROM #EsT r1RqIv1.


Arthur l. Boreman, who has been
nominated by the Republican caucus OF
the West Virginia Legislature for the
position of United States Senator from
that State, has never bsen in Congress,
nor has brought himself prominently
before the people of the United States
When, in 1853, the old State of Virginia
wss divided and West Virginia con
structed, Boreman was chosen Governor
unanimously, no vote being cast sgainst
him. In 1854, another gubernstorial
election was held and he was sgain
unanimously elected, receiving 1908
votes. In 1855, he was elected fer the
third time. 4 Democratic candidate
was nominated against him, hut Bore
man received q. S02 votes to 17.l5S for
his opponent, msjority Of 6844 In
1868, he declined reelection. He now
succeeds Peter q. Van Winkle, whose
term expires on March 4, lS69.-PSita-
deLphid Ledger.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
DIRTY SHIRT.

An intercepted letter from an Indiana
State Senator to his wife is going the
rounds Of the press. He writes on the
subject Of his shirts, and scolds his wife
Ioundiy for not sending him clean ones.
My shirt Is dirty, now," he says, " but
Fll be ID if don't wear it till you
send me clean one. L WON'T be i'm
posed upon. ."-Mobile Tribune.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
A1BERr PIKE, CHARLEs ". ADAMS, L, h. PIX
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
Attorneys, Solicitors & PrOCt0rs

A TTEND % easeS IN the different Courts ST
"A ting at Memphis. and in the river counties
OF Arkansas
HF The Senior partner yin hereafter espe-
cIalIy attend to cases IN the Supreme Court oi
Tannessee and IN the supreme Court and
Court Of Claims Of the United states 81 Y sssn-
ington, being Of the firm OF PLhE JOAiN-
Once IN the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK
eorner Of Court and second Streets
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
REWARD.
$1,000 REWARD!

PVNHE sbove amount VIII be paid for the ap-
4 prehenEion and conviction OF the person or
persons who murdered J. j. MIkTER, near
Ripley, Tippah county, Miss, on last Thursday,
2Ist inst. Ths murder was committed near Mr.
Rivss, iiaN dfw@l W DENNTa.
m1OO REWARD-sTKAYED OR STOLEN
DikDU TWO MDLks From the premises OF
W. W. Bott, olive Branch, Miss, on Sunday
MIGHT January 3isi. II stolen, will pay for
me arrest OF the thief $50, and Tor the Mul :
deIiv vered 10 me, or where can get Them, so
one Back Mare Mule, full 70 hands high, with
rnsrl Al rO8t OF tail ana white under the col
lar in the name. u rOWel mark in the left
sNoulder about years old. One Black Mere
Nuie near 10 hands high, IL le Whita under
ne collar in the mane hose rather rcd, with
nsrlT on right shoulder made by a snag about
- yssrs old W w. BOrT.
OF 20 NEWrON FORD & co,
tsbsdAWs Asmphiai Tenn,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
GRAHD TRUNK RAILWAY
or CAEADA,
AND
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE
First Class Steamships sailing
Every Saturday to Liverpool.
From PORTLAND IN Winter and NON
TREAL in Summer.
First Class Steamships sailing

VINHE undersigned having been appointed
i Agents for the above Line are authorized
20 grant through bills OF lsdiDg rom Memphis
20 Liverpool sHd Glasgow. The attention OF
shippers is called 10 this route hy which the
delays and excessive transfer charges incurred
al the large ports are entirely avoided Bills
OF Lading cOutsln through rates covering all
charges nom Memphis 70 the ships dock at
Liverpool, ana low rates and quick time are
guaranteed. Fifteen hrst clars SGeamships are
now 90 the line making regular trips on astur-
iav of each week. Freighia loaded from The
cars on dOsk directly into The vessel.
TaROUGH RECEIPTS given TO Boston and
New England points via. GRAND Trunk
RAILWAY
For rates and Information apply 10
THOMAS TROUT & sons agents,
ia7 No. EOS Front street Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10

Don Pat unJnsiIy eharaeterIsss Gen.
Lee as eOId-biOOeed and unIOvabIe-
The Southern Review justly pro-
nOunees him the superior OF We'll
AingIOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
Run AS FoLLowst

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 8:ls pm connects for Cairo and 81. L4OuiE.
arriving Al 81 Louis at l:S0 pm. next day $50
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured Al the CoT1pany's once, 2S75Z
Main street. and 81 Depot, head OF Main street,
50 Baggage Checked al Depot or by the Mem
phiF City Transfer Company st Hotels, Pri-
Vats Resi- sences, or on board DoaLs, 10 ali pTin-
cfpal points East and North.
SAM. =. JONES, Superintendent.
Asa HILL. PASSENGER gent ia2i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
HENDERSON GONE TO CUBA.

Senator Henderson has gone to Cuba,
and, it is said by Washington correspon-
dents, that he has been sent to the ever
faithiul isle by the President upoH
secret mission. What may be the object
of this embassy, bs flies conjecture. II
Mr.. Henderson, acting as the agent Of
cur great Midas, the Secretary Of State,
intends to offer hundred millions or 50
Ia gold for the island, it would be thought
that he would find his easiest road to the
purchase at Madrid. and not at Havana
Is he anxious to have so interview with
Cespedes, and offer him the assistance of
this country, or has he merely been sent
over TO purchase for his Excelleney q few
thousand Spanish cigars The recent
murder Of sn American IN Havana may
have its influence in encouraging this
mission by the Presidents new friend.
Perhaps Mr.. Henderson has been author
lied to say to Gen. Dulce, in consequence
of the murder Of an American citizen at
Havana, that earelessnee5, in regard TO
the lives of our countrymen, canpot be
tolerated Philadelphia (RGdicdI) IN
Q4ireF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
PIKE & JOHNSON
Attorneys, C0UESellOTS & Solicitor
WASHINGTON, D. c

FT1HIS hrm viii practice IN the United ststsE
Supreme Court and Court OF Claims, ana
viii attend to the recovery OF debts &ccO unls
and claims against the Government or 1noi-
yiduAls, and 70 business befOTe Congress OF IN
the Departments.
The senior member OF the firm Gate OF the
Memphis Appeal has long been known IN lhe
highest courts OF the~countTy and the junior
hes had large experience IN departmental ana
other business d1FiDg many years OF puolc
service in the House and Senate. They ofer
their best and faithful ssrFices 10 those who
nav need them. iy5-sepio y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
from the Louisville Courier 10 uTnai.
WAsHINGroE, February 9, 1869.
MISSISSIPPI

Ex- Gov. Brown and Il. F. Simrall, 8
committee representing the conserva-
tives Of Mississippi, were before the Re
construction Committee to-day. Their
examination was prolonged, but the
main points they made were +: The
election held there was fsir, and the
Constitution was rejected by s decisive
vote; that the clauses In the Constitu-
ticn disfrsnchising white people ought
to be stricken out by Congress and the
amended instrument submitted to the
people of the State. Stripped Of these
obnoxious clauses, the Constitution would
be adopted by an almost unanimous vote,
so eager are the population for q read
justment Of these troubles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10

The company which supplies Paris
with gas las ten works In different parts
Of the city, and fitty gssometers, capable
altogether OF serving more than twelve
million cubic feet OF gas,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10

PRESIDENT JOHNSON CORLNG HOME.
1t is said that President Johnson will
leave Washington for Tennessee about
the middle of the present month, instead
OF remaining till the 4 n Of March. We
see no reason why he should remain. As
his political opponents in Congress an
nounce their determination to accept his
official action upon no measure which
can be postponed till after the inaugurs-
ton Of Grant, We should probably be
disposed, if we were In his place, to leave
them to gat along as they best can, not
only with the measures that they want
put off, but with those that they don't
want put otf.-1OljsUii Courier Journal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
TRANSPORTATION.

Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CT TIES
-B BY THE
Memphis 4 Louisville z. 3. Line.
Winter Schedule, JaHtt'Ty IS, 1869
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN As FOLLOWst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON, February There are
very strong indications that the Omnibus
Pacific Railroad bill will Ice defeated, as
heretofore predicted. a reliable count
of the Senate puts the msj 3Tity against
IL al six. Among those opposed are the
Senators from Kentucky, Indiana.
Maryland, South CarOlina, Delaware,
Tennessee, Vermont, Illinois, Florida,
Ohio and California. Also Warner, OF
Alabama, and Messrs. Howard, Harlan.
Morgan and Wilson, five Of the Pacific
Railroad Committee, are opposed TO re
porting the bill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
NATIONAL BANKS.

Il Is said that majority Of the Sen.
ate Banking Committee are favorable to
plan whereby the National banks will
be divided into four Glasses with $500 coo,
$500, GOO 81 ,000, COO, and Gil over IL 900. :
600 OF capital, 10 be entitled respectively
10 eighty, seventy, siXty and fifty per
cent. of circulation, with a provision
that no bank shall have more than 81 =
COO, 600 circulation. This scaling process
yields about SIS, 1000. 600 for uEsufplied
localities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
THE NExr SpEAKER OF THE Horsz.

1t Is IS good as settled then, that an
Eastern man Is to be Speaker of the next
Congress, and the only question ia as to
whether Blaine, of Msine, or Dawes, Of
Massachusetts, is to bs the man. Either
would make worthy successor to Mr..
Colfay. Mr.. Blaine, although not vet
forty, has already made his mark in
Congress, where he has served continu-
ously since 1852. He has not distin-
guished himself by the msking Of 81 set
speeches for Buneombe, which is very
much in his favor. On the other hand
he has won the esteem and confidence OF
the best part Of the House by his devo-
ton to the Ioutine business, to arduous
and thankless committee work, and es-
pecially TO the consideration of practical
questions. He is determined foe to an
corrupt and extravagant legislation, and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10

DECISIONS BY THE SUPREME COURT
The United States Supreme Court has
lately rendered two important internal
revenue decisions. One of them ex-
presses the opinion OF tbs court that by
a true CONSTRUCTION Ct the Internal reye-
nue. law it was not intended to tax the
incomes OF persons Othor than eiuZ9ns
of the United States, wherever resident,
and of residents, whether ciGzsns or not.
1t also Hmits the State jurisdiction to
impose tsxes. The other decision holds
that the income tax il constitutional, de-
fines its nature and lays down the duty
Of assessors as to returns OF income made
in eoiu.-Ns1O Orleans Crescent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10

CEN SHERMAN IN NEW ORLEANS
Gen. Sherman arrived in this city q
few days age. It is to be hoped that
during his sOjOurn in Louisiana he will
take some pains to inform himself of the
real meaning and consequences of Rsdi-
cal reconstruction. His friend DR.. Dra-
per tries to prove that white man may,
in time, be converted into negro, or 8
negro into white man, by climatic in
tluenees but he doesn't think that such
a metamorphOsis can be accomplished in
much iees than nine HUNDRED years.
Gen. Sherman will find that the Rsdi-
Gals have transformed q let Of city bar
bers and cornfield negroes into Calhouns
and Websters. in something less than
three years, and by means Of little
piece of paper called q State COnstitu-
ton; a few Federal bayOnets lTeed-
mems bureau, and board of registrars
headed by William Baker.-Nel0 Or
leans ines.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
NE DO3LINICAN KEPURLIC.

The proposition for the annexation Of
the Dominican Republic to the United
States is to be renswsd at once in Con-
gress. IL WIS defeated in the House on
Monday last by an immense msiority,
but since then official facts have come to
the knowledge OF the Government which
the advocates OF such an acquisition de-
clare viii change the situation. Parties
representing thst Government protesting
10 have authority to treat, ssy tnat the
people there are willing to come over on
almost any terms, making gift 10 US Of
property which Mr.. Seward was willing
six months agO TO pay several millions
for.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
THE SCHOOL FUND.

Mr.. Wisener returned a resolution,
which authorizes the Treasurer OF the
Stste to prosecute such due and unpaid
claims as are now held by the State, and
to take such measures as he msy deem
necessary to secure their collection, ard
especially TO take such action Rs may be
necessary to secure the payment Of so
much Of the school fund ss still remains
due and unpaid; and offered an amend.
ment providing that he act in concert
with Thomas r. Smith, Esq, for all
business in Shelby county, Until other
wise ordered by the Governor or Legisla-
ture, which was eoneurred in, and then
Adjourned until Monday at 10 O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10

The Reconstruction Committee did not
report to-day the bill to declare Georgia
not entitled TO Congressional representa-
ton, but have drafted it and viii pTobG-
bly, submit it on Monday. There seems
to be 10 doubt of its passage in the
House and Senate, inasmuch as the Re-
publican mem beIs from that State sup
port it. Dispatches 10 ssid members re-
iteTste that the Legislature viii never
reinstste the expelled colOred menbers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10

It is stated, with en- air Of authority,
that GA Wednesday to-day Gen. Grant
viii announce his Cabinet ana publish g
letter fOreshsdOwing hle policy. Those
Republicans who are HOt Cmc seekers
begin to express discomfort at bis stti-
tu6e. The cu,d-runc5 assert tonight
that GOV. Fish is TO % Es Minister 10
France,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
EX-GOVERNOR BROWy.

Several Senators, Congressman and
citiZsns called on Ex-G0v. Brown, Of
Mississippi, to-day, and greeted aim
heartily. lie has not visited the Federal
City since he seeded from the Senate
with Jefferson Davis in 1866.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
APPROPRIATION.

Both branches Of Congress are appa-
rently prepared to pass law providing
for an appropriation Of the value OF reg
istered bonds, substantially In eccor1-
sDre with the recommendation Of Gen.
Jfffrles, Register Of the Treasury. That
officer, Ia his report to the Secretary OF
the Treasury il November last, showed
that, during the lsst fiscal year, while
four fifths of the securities Issued were
coupon bonds, yet more than thirteen
per eentum Of the entire issue Of regis
tered stocks was issued In exchange for
coupon bonds; from which it would
seem that, while q majority Of holders
prefer coupon bonds, u large number
have surrendered coupons for registered
hnnda
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
I1Ouse,

The House was called to order ct 10
AMI, by Mr.. Prosser, Speaker pro te7a
and tifty-six membsIs present.
Rsv. Mr.. Huntington offered prayer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10

AND ALL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10

The President has Issued an order o.
rectiug that the remains Of Mrs. Sur
ratt be delivered 10 her family for decent
burial. II appears that q petition asking
that this be done, signed by about forty
members Oi Congress, was flied in the
War Department about two years ago,
bat cannot be found.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
Memphis L Louisville z. B. Line.

Winter Schedule, Janu'rv IS, 1869
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
SHIPPING NTbLLIOESCE
FORT og September ~.


CLEARED.
st,.ah pC Of Baltimore kosts hv-rpao Volunteer Jes,',
WlPip.s g. sS n'AI s',,,s ssssr. B.l.S.,
RrSaosd. Giaucus Walden Boston.
B.rI-Jo.epaius Martin Pickett. Legharu.
, ss,r.H.s Ts.se eisfsi,si aSi sSss salinas Lsd s.s
!. 49, F1- LIN. I'M wDSS,os g. e
S'hn-Maulda stevens Carhsg,nsi Gilmore Busiu yss
t A p Canmer Crsuusr Chsrstoul Areturos Goea.s
Nov o C. AeAeH Hoboe stanford, Nellie BOoHAsd Hoess
'' CsaaISoni-G H. Burroughs Cl,rt BarhusiOa
ARRIVED. -
steamship MsmAc sceuu Rio Jansro Aug y s.eis aus ~
sept l. rhoaasIt ndse and ps
steamship Colorado Williams Liverpool sept . ria ess'ss'"s
sbp W Tapsco urluhsr Ass 10 and the Lizards hss
SSIp PsmoathRoek Warner Newport Bag DAYS rsIresd
s lanes fo.tsr haoa SsrS rs ~ d. saH ape ,.
ssir ssaS 'T w. I C.rs Ia S., ~. al si roa
Bari ssns Cola Bay G. b u coal salsd ~ co 9Th
brig Two Nary, and schr Biie~, or Ssv-Iorl
BARK Sisrr. Nevada. PauDo. London luh a. MISE
Bars Crrmous Burrows Liverpool 81 isys mjse
Rtrs S.,s,sn. MslphY Windsor n \. 10 DAYS. plaster
k. AM s. Bs. On CO. B., : ssy coal
Brs sshBs. yesscu. Port Caledonia sdaya coal
BIZ Edwn Allen CsIals Jays. lath
seSS Jaia A. Decker, DesIsr, st. Martin, IA i.y'. AIT
.cuooSsRs-KIvsR am coAsrwfsa
"a a. : hi Sil. s'S Virginia Mary SsSs.iy' vTra.
Sioop Catherine p, Terry. Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo,ros Sept. 9-ArTsd, barb neSsn GsssshOurr ss No
rine CesNegoS
FOREIGN PORTS.
ou1,s,rowN Sept 2lThe steamship TnpOh from Ss.Ysrl
rived here a. m to-day
sch owad Dernon from Nswyok Aas rs br yss pss
into Bermuda sept With o.smsst and bovsps sprnS
MISCELLANEOUS.
a q sss '.'' gale near ''' ''"'''' ''" - "
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
HAvaN sept IA Light House has been GREETED o. hs seso
Of the coairacoseos River, Mesieo. TT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Canal Peskts, and Railroads
SEPT. 79 8 bbls Flour 400 bsles Cotton 1880 bash Wh.t
l3 6S2 ~ N bush Oats 500 bush Rye 66t bush Malt
Seed 29l Refined W bbls Spirits
Turpsntpe $50 bb Tar 2s bbl Rn @ bblS PORK rs phga
Meats 207 Lard II Ashes 10 pkgsSteA
in l4 pkgs Butter 400 pkG Cheese pkgs Taov tS pigs
Dried Fruit 0pIgS Oil Gale "a bb Copper se bbs WHISKY 3S
bb Rgg, 1856 bales Wool I2 bt Hope IA bids Tobacco
Tobacco 100 pigs Starch 6s PeAHuts 67 bh Hspbs pig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

Prime. % 1Sa wesieu...... s25 OoaS9O 90
RIirs Prime. a oo@ Cut Meas-Hams.....8 alse
s sfi as N''. S SS i F5 sls'@
l E5s;, s S::' >, s s .9 Kettle
pI rei; Ss' S Ass j.; = ss s 90 D.rn.u
E ESs E E: :. f f.s 4;;;.7 i: s9,
EItrs Ness. 900 . S 90 Pair Stream a
isS: 1:. SO s Kettle Rendered S''
RECEIPTS OF PROVISIONS.
PSr. Beef Lard Butter Cheese Che.
Sc S;:, e. ii = ''' f e e! IS:
$50, rxrOETsso OF Provisions ,. ,.,. ,,,.
T. sss s S Bee. as s I 'i;t
ss: s 81, l' q: ,53 e i' Is, l az q
snd q 2ao ~ e Ieiee DO bes
has also been active srd tm sales Of 80 ee rs Refined was
offerings price neb TIE yesterday vrh
tsis month he sales are 90 Ibis cr september ie bb
:.S 'I SsvnS oH Ss IL Zoo & We
ts and 4oO be d" from October to December 81 at d5 We
Gr.d, oa47 sr.vi,yl spA...... p gallon lsisl5
Refined GioSin .ss.l, pn%s light white. 81 a
SsTRisa r.sssd sSS15
RicfTss %aiist da AWAITING ilP5Gs
and good stock New Carolina sasie OH do S@s'
VI boers ara difficulty Of fDdBg desirable
% tn. demand however continues active aEd though no
goSi Ressbr iiSie and No Bon c sales Of $50 bids at
2al5i Refined eontDu, active aDd
higher Msssrs l. H. stuart qaote At l'ts for Crushed
sATTThs all descriptions has been dull the past
Law :.el 81 5ssa % Pine E,as,.s2 sSs9 60
Fb. MsnhIIF,.. 6U0- Syraeus. 90 Liv Sacks 5os %
ES. b.sS, SS ur ae leland s <
Soy seed S o g. s '79 'T:f' 5sl
col - %S "a ~ = pc, push aSs S'A D'
s6AP-Ws Castle l36l3se the market
EARSTbs demand light and the supply moderate ss' at
STIGC~scy Is selling a. ssna s2o for the low and $500
fOr the high grades Virginia IL selling at S75a 100
sale. Of % n a. lIialie Country and liGl2 for City
wOoJTbt market continue; very quiet prices are ssoa, change
Pine Aseee are not 50 strong Pes aso1gs esnot
grades Pulled have been moving rather better but "
Dosssfio YORK Michigan and Ibbs-sa1O9y
Fss tG'Ss sSs R eS ss0 CS y..e.
SaS+ 1s9 fes sV F ans s2s5 .us FS
Feee 4sd4sc Common Wisconsin lows Vermont
iPs sod fleece 4eae Missouri Restocfy
TeHB.seewAshed Fleece sass Unwssbed Fleece SGS6e
TUB.wlsHED HoOLChOce. 5a6Oc; Fair, 5odSSe Inferior aod
PULLED WooL-Y.v.Yors City extra Pulled os44c YesYoE
City super Pulled ld4eS Newlork CITY No Pulled ze@tosi
ira Pulled E5G4c Country Pulled bong Country No
cIIryoKss~spnng Cnp fne 3Oa3Sc Spring medium 39
Spring CHIP Low grades and bury, d Fall Chg ZG
&c; ssper PsDei 49a44e Low Pulled 1880
Tk1As-Pns, 30G1Sc Medium &G6Gi Low SGDtci lnisrioT
FoEEieS Woon-Cspe Of Hope 1885, NsIess 23d2Se
Ayre Anno G34e BHsbos AIRES Nestle 20 Ge Dohs
wHAIEBoSE-sae Of Sea at 8oc Northwest coast soe
RaIsKYTs though not seTs saiss Of 80
bhA 81 1891 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
PASSFNGF Frs ARRIVED.

IRON LIvRRPOOI-Iu steamship Coo ado. sept II As-'ss
Cooper Prescott 4 : Marshall n Hsssf Res hspH, 7
BesveE v Gray. 7 Moorr Chas kelrs John bo1ssn
Samuel Donald v Power Wsklns Mr. Oakfafi Wa Dssaas
wsrihy DrlHbnl. J. W Dsiinson NJ. Ll.yd Whnssi
M mae~sta Lamar Rohbns Juhn " Reach site ehtaFsn
ssd servant Henry chid M sehaG Cspt jss kessu
Cspt Rsbt Marshall Dssy Nss nkun~f Mfs Geo. Jeasns
Tsnharn " n M Louisa AleD Mrs bs.p
Rev isr MeChu.eck NJ ald MeChstees No.
l. Meilinfaek nod ~ a 10 sie,I.ge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

the week, which are ~ ioI
essvonaBg week last l25a Iboash We 90
H. sossds that sgE advanced during lhe NeeA az @
80, .nan~l Wss are selling 3G3e today TO pal beU ssis
fb. present viii probably I.sd 70 be1yei NUN
the market is weak We gh'e
H. 4 and Pa a. as Western IN -
Sal, Ssod d3 Egg Oats y 0ash sooo''''' w"
RRUITs AND BERRIES. =.
1,a.n hrn.afh Of fruit Peaches are almost As
,l.sts A. ever TN. lighter tgt he as
Vt tbeee received are pool snn
sasSuse. sre sea sq45se hA.lst Bartlett Fear, Is'e ~ &
800 he.r soeh ktnt market add bol seoh sea- 80
1910, bey rpru up and decay FeIy nsDy nave Low, ~ ~
isslsr, bsbds others bsye been sea 81 Ia .
, q, % shave SO few BsurTs bose pears son ~
- H some b. BoBus S+DSI APpfs are ia IsI sspIy
AbuBdsu variable 10 rsay 80 49,
- -. an. cssecrds selhsg B6oe fs~ very ef'has
,1iai5 a,i sow, superior Fshkin Delawsres a. ES' v
90 EsTords beYn arrive Some h1e vnEiAls
Ghs .sIs IN, sslpg Il J0A6 per bushe eTat
sasb and DO not sell, ne pse oAAe'' '1A W So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

Receipts 2C With 1888 exported fer TIE well oorDooasg
mi.cie 81
~, ogst The advance gold wholly Beutrad W TIE esa
factories still sell al iote sut
IL 20 aineat get over lte for h9e Iocos I'M, tas
"a maEe that top price There 10 some bone
S,msed bot Shippers dis1eRed 70 make free purchases
the BAH Of hr good cheese be 'SS 80
W.,t Instead Of coming Al Little RAs yesterday seovs
5 Gl5fc has before tbe close
t~ Of the n.ies Gul64e Some LOO isrm danes