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DIED.

REYNOLDS On Sunday morning last, at
Athens, Ala, of typhoid pneumonia, Mr..
THOMAs REYNOLDS, IN the S4th years OF his
age.
The deceased was editor and proprietor Of
the Athens (Ala-l Post, and as such had en-
deared himselfto the people among whom his
lot had been for many years cast. He was as
much beloved by the people Of Athens as by
those of Memphis, TO whom he was known
as an old and esteemed attsche of the AP-
PEAL. Mr.. REYNOLDS was warm friend, a
true husband and father, an enthusiastic
lover of his native South, and a gentleman,
refined and cultivated. He died regretted by
host of friends to whom he had endeared
himself by his genial manners, his heartfelt
friendship and his devotion to truth. His
widow and orphans have the coincidence Of a
wide circle.
NEWPORT-On March sth, at o'clock pm.
near Raleigh, Tenn, LAURA Fl. NEWPORT.
Funeral viii take place this tTHURsDAD
afternoon, at ? o'clock, at No. l25 Poplar st.
WILLIAMsON-On Thursday evening the
ID March. near Friars Point. Miss. Mrs MA
DORA o. WILLIAMsoss, in the 22d year Of her
age. Peace to her remains.
Hernando. Holly springs and Pamela pa
pers win please copy.
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OMINOUS.
The Traffic In Catetships- Fears Of Farther
Investigation.
The Implicated Members Threatening Expo
sures Of the Administration.

From the Baltimore Gazette.l
WASHINGTON, March 4, IST0.-It is
feared the Military Committee have
been tampered with-thal the evil
dence duplicating gex-members will be
suppTessed-and that some of those
who are now members will be suf-
fered TO slip through unscathed by
Justice. Honest John COVode has
been permitted TO select for himself
two members of the committee to
proceed TO Philadelphia to
investigate his case. The sub
committee have proceeded to that
city, and contemplate the examina-
ton of Hon. VIM. MillWard, well
known in political circles, who says
he fgot the appointment of cadet from
Mr.. Covode, and sold it for $1,000"
Of course, it viii be proved beyond
question that "Mr. COvode" was to-
tally ignorant and innocent of the
passing, between these outside parties,
of any "filthy lucre." AS well might
reader of lie Sage charge Gil Bias
with "touching" any of the subsidies
brought in by his confidential friend
Scipio. l am of opinion that
even Butler, Of Tennessee, will be
'slet up" 1t will be shown that
General SchOfeld advised" the APP
pOintment ofyOung Tyler. The en-
larged " powers given the committee
by a subsequent resolution of the
House were conferred in the interest
of the House delinquents. The COM
mittee understand perfectly the pur-
pose of this resolution. 1t said, in so
many words, Stop your current ex-
posure of members Of this House, or
prepare to take the responsibility Of
attacking the very heads of the Radi-
cal organization in the Executive De
partment of the Government"
The implicated members have with
in day or two spoken in unmistak-
able language. They boldly avow
] that the nomination OF Stewart, oi
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NORTH CAROLINA.
0utrages--PrOcIamatiOH by the Governor,
Martial Law.

RALEIGH, n. c., March s.-Govern-
or Holden has issued a proclamation
declaring the county of Alamance in
a state Of insurreeti0n. because of va
riOus outrages by bands of men armed
and disguised, among them the hang
ing Of the negro Graham. After allu-
ding to several lawless acts, he states
that information has been received
that laW-abiding citizens have been
whipped, shot, scourged and threaten
ed with further viOlenceif they do not
conform to the political standard set
up by the assassins. He pledges the
whole power Of the State Government
to put stop to these Outrages, and
says criminals who escape to adjoin-
ing counties will be pursued, and if
not delivered up by the civil autheri-
ties such counties will also be declared
in a state of insurrectiOn. The State
militia will now be sent to Alamance,
and if Necessary the Federal troops
will be called upon.
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cision Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States in the Milligan case,
which appear to be the result OF prin-
ciples maintained in Magma Charta
and the Constitution of the United
States. 1t is difficult to believe that
the States will long consent to aban-
don their sovereignty or the people
tolerate a government which is more
Onerous than was that of George III.
Unless there is greater public virtue
and a return to original landmarks,
the Government can't last a decade.
Dawes, Sprague, and, perhaps, Sher-
man, of your own State, and other
prominent members of the Radical
party, clearly see this. If, like great
ship at sea, the Government is about
to founder in a ground swell of public
opinion, what VIII be its fate when the
real storm comes? The greatest hope
is in the abandonment of all political
parties as now organized, and an hon
est support and encouragement given
to the administration in all patriotic
efforts. This will strengthen the con-
Rervatism of the President and purify
the halls of Congress. American
statesmen would do well to take "a
lesson in political science from the
Germans Of New Orleans in their re-
cent organization.
As TO the future of Mississippi, l
have great hopes under the admins
tration Of General Alcorn. He is a
man of refinement, political expert
ence, unquestionable ability and in
tegrity, and viii, doubtless, inlGse his
sentiments TO a considerable extent
into his party in this State. He has
the confidence Of the "neWly enfran
ehised," (who haye exhibited more
moderation in this State than any
Other), as well as a strong hold upon
the old Wing or Conservative ele-
ment.
Again thanking you for the manly
offer to repair an UniutentiOnat wrong,
1 am, etc, respectfully yours,
E NJ YERGER.
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Nashville Itews,

NASHVILLE, March 9.-Several
houses here are paying out silver
change.
Communication by rail between
this place and Chicago via RUSSELL
vile and Owensboro, KY, is exciting
much interest.
A. j. Fletcher, Secretary Of State,
having called upon General Lowell,
commanding this post, to furnish him
with a military escort home, fearing
the Ku-Klux, the citizens of Nash
vile have called a meeting to appoint
a delegation to take the place of the
soldiers. Mr.. Fletcher asserts that
the trains between here and Chatta-
nooga have been watched for him, and
for this reason he asked for the escort.
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Fatal Afray in St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-About nine
O'Clock tonight a. j. Spohr and Caleb
w. Baldwin got into an alteration al
the Southern Livery Stable, in the
rear of the Southern Hotel, about a
letter which Spohr accused Baldwin
of writing. Blows followed words,
and they were separated, whereupon
each drew pistols and fired almost
simultaneously. Baldwin was shot
through the heart, and died in
stantly. Spohr was shot in the
head, and is now in the Sisters Hos
pitaI delirious, and is not expected to
recover. Baldwin was only twenty,
and the son of highly respectable pa
rents. Spohr is twenty-three, and is
river pilot. A woman was the cause
of the affair,
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW WORK.

NEW NORk.
NEW YORK, March 9.-COttOn opened &c
lower, but closed firm with the decline re-
covered; sales, 5000 bales; Uplands, 2l14c.
Flour, superfine, 81 55a4 20 Whisky, west
ern, 99cGSl. Wheat, No. spring, 81 0S. Corn,
9ec0Sl Rice dull; Carolina. 5Ifg71sc. Coffee
dull
Dry GOods-The market for plain cotton
goods is little depressed, and the following
makes of heavy brown sheetings are &c low
er: Atlantic 4, reduced to l612c; do. II, TO l6c;
Pacific y to l6c. Appleton A to Ice; Amos
keag to iJc, offered as low as lj15c, which is
below the market; stark is offered at the
same; Clark's, Ice; Dwight Q. l4c; ThOrndyke
ticks are le lower, as are the brands,
which sell respectively at . and l2c. At the
reduction there IS a little more doing, but the
market is far from being active.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March o. Tobacco sales lgi
hhds. at 50 2Oa5 % for trash, s6@7 for lugs,
81 SOC Y for leaf; the market is active. Bag
ging held at 25c. Cotton very dull; Middlfngs
1850 Flour duh extra family g5G5 D. Corn,
CSC. Oats, sc. Prime sugar, l3e. Prime mo
lasses, 75c. Lard, tieree. l554e. HAMS l9llc.
Bacon shoulders, l2e; sides, l55{dl6Ac. Bulk
shoulders, lG4c; sides, l414@l5e. Whisky, 94c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCIgNATI, March 9.--Elour firm at s5G
5 .. Corn, mixed. 6S9tTOc. Oats, 4S65fc. Rye,
S0GS5c. Barley, Sl8l 10 Cotton dull; Mid
dlings, 1916. Tobacco sales 98 hhds at 81 I60
Is 70 Whisky, 9l@92e. Pork. SIS to buyers in
March. Bulk shoulders held at 915c; sides,
slbt1eHl4C. bacon shoulders, lie. SIDES. lAsfdQ
I51sc. Lard, lZ5%a 1870. Butter, S5938e. Eggs,
&c. Cheese, l6GI7jzc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March s.-Flour, spring extras,
Ss SOd4 so. Wheat, 76Ic. Corn. 7013c. Oats.
35c. Rye, 6Ta6714c. Barley, 6jG72c. High
wines, 90. Pork, s24 80. Lard, l25se. Bulk
shoulders, S1499e.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS March 9.-Flour, superfine, So 7OG
Is. Wheat, No. spring, 76c. Corn, mixed,
75GT7c. Oats, 47d4ec. Barley, SlGI %. Rye,
56960e. Pork. S25 IS, Bulk shoulders. 91sc.
clearsides, l37sc. Bacon shoulders, HGll1sc.
Lard, nominal.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 9--Cotton Irregular
and nomtBal; Middllngs. AA@2t54c; Low
Middlings, ls3492014e; Good Ordinary, lS54,9
l914c; sales, $50; receipts. 6i60; exports, for
eign, u, 400. Flour. superfine, s. 3; Xxx, IS So;
XXX, s. 80. Corn. 81 G69 %. Oats 65c.
Bacon shoulders, l21zc; sides, l61sal5o. Hams,
lasses, fermenting, 4Oa55e; prime, G0G65c and
dull. Bran firm at 81 o. Hay firmer, s35G
81. Coffee quiet; fair, l69l6Ac; prime, l5149
I7s{c. Whisky, 90cGSl O21s. Gold, Il03S New
York sight bills at par. STERLING, lls15
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, March 9.-Cotton steady; Up
lands, I'D; Orleans. ND; sales, 10000 bales.
Breadstufs firm; California white wheat. 9s
Sd Red Western, No 2, IS lldaSs; Winter, IS
SdGSs Sd. Western flour, Dos 3d. Corn, No. 2
mixed, as Cd. Barley, IS. Pens, Sis 81. Oats,
Is sd.
HAvRE, March s.-Cotton heavy; Low Mid
diings afloat, l95zf.
LoNDoS, March 9.-Consols foI money, sgJsa
90. Bonds Of 1862, 9O7s; 1866, e014; 1867, se54;
FR4NKFoRT, March s.-Bonds are firm at
e5TSa96
PARIs. March s.-The Bourse is dull Rentes
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Hlsseurl Lsuislature,

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-After three
night sessions for debate on the prop
osition 10 submit to the people the
Constitutional amendment extending
the right of suffrage to women, the
Legislature indefinitely postponed the
whole matter by vote of 60 to 81.
The Constitutional amendment
aboIishing the "doubt" clause was
adopted, and that abolishing the oath
of loyalty was defeated, and the prop
Osition which prevents the appropria-
ton of public money to any sectarian
institution was referred to the Com
mittee on Constitutional Amend
ments.
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A nafaultinn Trsasurar

CINCINNATI, March 9.-1he treas
urer of Butler county, John c. Lind
ley, is supposed to be a defaulter to
the amount of $600,000. Charles Re-
mellen, of this city, has been investi-
eating the matter under a special COM
mission from Auditor Goldman. Moth
ing to indicate where the missing
money has gone had been discovered
up to last evening. He claims to have
given a check to the West National
Bank of this city, some time ago,
which was to be returned next day,
but which was held against him, and
that it now owes him that amount.
He has sent in his resignation, and a
successor will be named to-day.
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NeW Hampshlre EIeclion.

CONCORD, March 9.-Returns nom
202 towns give Stearns 81, 1887 votes,
Sedell y, ,S64, Flint 6S9S, and Burrows
1859. The remaining towns will give
about 5000, leaving Governor Stearns'
majority at about 1900. The Republi-
cans will have about fifty majority in
the House. The vote for Senators
elect stands: Republicans 4, Demo
Gratis 4, Labor Ref6rmer l !; and there
is one vacancy.
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Result of the Bank Lock Contest in Cbioaut
sPECIAL no rHE APPEAI.

II ENIAI TO THE APTEAI.
CINCINNATI, March 9.-Hall opened
Sargents lock in six hours at Chicago
to-day, and Sargent failed to open the
Victor lock Of Halls after twenty-five
hours and a half, and forfeited the
money. Halls victory is complete.
A procession is now forming to receive
him here.
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WASHINGTON, March 9.-Berry J.
Waters has been nominated for ChieI
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Idaho.
General Luesada paid his respects
to the President this morning. The
interview was only of about ten min
utes duration.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WEBBER-The friends aud aequaintances
of Mr.. J. W. WEBBER are invited to attend his
funeral, from the Second Street Methodist
Church. this CTHURSDAY) afternoon, at
o'clock. Services by Rev. A. H. Thomas.
Carriages viii be in attendance at McCahrey
q Cornelius, and at the church.
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An Editor Killed.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March O.
Whilst conversing with friend, Col.
John Wilder, editor and proprietor of
the Journal Of Commerce, was shot
and killed by butcher named JOS.
A. Hutchinson. No cause is assigned
for the shOotingE
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MOSBYS CHEAP VARIETY STORE.
Goods at Reduced Prices, 2s7 Hain street,
MrMPuIs. TENN EssEE.

ArISCEILANEOUS School Books and sta
zScffons and Fancy Goods. Port Monnaiess
Combs brushes, Collars, susPenQerss ahq
Everything in the notion line a geneIe1
str,ess - 81 l-InIs cf toys and great variety
~ ,SrIlar Goods such as plated castorss gooiels
and rausrs glass and crockery y are al klnas
81 knives forks and spoons Hrl1e eeElly. Al A.,
brands and prices. a. Wnolesa1e and E%et.,ii' 80
Landreths Garden Seeds. mn
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.



ROME, March 9.-The Pope tenn
porizes, hoping to obtain a vote on
the infallibility, prior to the arrival OF
the French Commissioner.
From Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, March al. Nc
Larry Brown has been appointed Pro-
viSional Chief of the Chinese Embassy
rice Burlingame, deceased.
From. England.
LONDON, March 9.-JOhn Bright is
rusJicating in the mountains of Wales.
His health is improved.
Strong speculation in American Sc
curities is developing here and on the
continent.
The German and Austrian Bishops
at the Ecumenical Council have agreed
to oppose the proposition of infalli-
bility, as well as any other new dog
mas. 1t is generally hoped that the
Pope will not precipitate a collision
with European powers.
From France.
PARIS, March 9.-The police no Ion
ger prevent the friends of Rochefort
visiting him in prison.
Another demonstration was made
by the conscripts at Lyons yesterday,
but the disorder was quelled without
serious trouble.
1t is reported that the smallpox has
broken out among the political pri-
sOners now in confinement.
1t is understood that other Catholic
powers will Join France in her demand
for special representatives in the
Ecumenical Council. Prince De La
Tour Danvegne will probably be ap-
pointed as one of these representa-
fiNps
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MURRAY & RlDGELY,
MorChynt Tai1OTS
81 MADISON STREET

DFSIRE TO inform their patrons and the
| J public generally, that they have received
fhe most complete and admirable stock OF
eIIe ~ offer in this market, consisting Of the
I-erv choicest selections Of French and Eng
fish Cloths. COatings, Sutt1ngS, Pants and
Vsstfnes all of which they are able 20 orfer
at reduced price, and TO make up in the latest
| ar,d rrlnst superb style. Give them calI. M
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Lawlessness ia West Virginia.

WHEELING, March 8. - United
States Marshal Stock, writes from
Charleston, Kanawha county, the re-
Gently selected capital of the State,
under date of March Sd, that an or
ganized band of armed Ku-Klux en-
tered the town in open daylight on
the morning of the second, and ad-
vancing to the jail, with keys and
other fixtures, deliberately unlocked
the outer and cell doors, releasing
the prisoners. To those who hap
pened to be present, cooked revoIvers
were presented with threats that if the
alarm was given, death would be their
portion. The organization is said to
be wide spread and the civil authori-
ties are powerless. In view of the
speedy removal of the capitol to
Charleston, the Governor will call
upon the Government for military
aid to suppress the laWlessness,
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Exscuiinn Of Eurderers.

HUNTINGTON, PA, March 9.-The
murderers of BOhner and Badenburg
were executed to-day. Their necks
were broken by the fall.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
The nanitni of Wisnnnsin

MILWAUKEE, March 9.-The bill
for the removal of the capitol was de
feated by vote of 56 to 80 last night.
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REMOVAL

A F.DAvIs, House and sign Painter, has
N. removed to
NO. R8l 9eOCsnd st.
Between Court and Madison. mhs
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On the prenofses corner of Beal and DeSoto
streefs n the city OF Memphis. sell, 70 the
hiehest bidder. tor cash. the lot on the south
1T-ssf corner of Beal and DeSOtO streets, frOnt-
M, on Zeal street sixty 1907 feet, and running
tasl< south. between parallel lines, one hum
dred and twenty TI20l feet, and more fully and
nartfcufarIy described in said Trust Deed, 10
EEhig.h reference is here made.
The equity Of redemption Is specially
waved in said Trust Deed, and the title Is
believed 70 be good, but 7 only convey -
rrfistee EUGENE MAGEVNEY, Trustee.
Hanson. Swingley & Dashiell, Attorney
March 10th. mhl1
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At noon. at the RIAL ESTATE EXCHANGE or
RUYsTER, TREzEVANT q Co., northeast corner
Of Main and Ieuerson streets, in the city OF
Memphis. the following property conveyed
to me in Trust, on the lst day Of August. lb3t.
By Virginia F. Yerger and Orville Ierger, %
secure certain Indebtedness specified In tfIa
Trust Deed: A lot OF ground on north side Or
Union street. lust west Of the crossing on tlla
NJ aud G.. z r. fronting fOrty-seven ieet on
the north side of Union street, eNteAoins s
norrhwar1 to the railroad
fsb1S JOHN P. TREZEN ~. Ir1sLee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE..

yTNHE members OF Angerona Lodge No. e
u iho. are requested 70 assemble AZ W
their hall this THU RSDAY1 afternoon ~
al O'Clock. TO pay the last sad tribute Of re-
spect to our late Brother, J. W. Weber
All memgers OF sister Lodges and n NJ = I'm
good standing are maternity invited 70 at
tend.
BY order Of JOHN ZENT. W. NJ.
JOHN BEANIsH, Secretary. mhlO
U. a. q. d.
nFFlCERS and mem bers Of Memphis {; rove
~ No are hereby notified 70 attend a quar-
ISfly meeting OF the Grove, this THURS
DAY. evening, March 10TH at O'Clock
Transient brethren OF the Order are NEST
respectfully invited to attend
By order or the \. A.
JULIUS COHEN. .See'y. p. Z.
Ledger copy and send bill this ofies. InbI1
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EZEKIEL & CO., AuctiCneers
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
UNION STREET LOT.
WednaadaY. aOth march. IszO.

DY direction OF ]. W. King. the beneficiary,
- viii. Is Trustee, sell to the highest oid-
der. for cash on
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MEMPHIS THEATER.

OTICE.-OWing % tho rush for places ut
- the boNOdise. az the opening of the
doors, patrons would consult their setter ac-
coniIaodaLlOu DT securing their seats ga adj
vance during the day Last night numbers
were unable 70 obtain seats. owning 70 the
crowded state of the Iheater. and lr the
rising or the curtain there was oELT srASD-
ING ROOM SECURE YOUR SEATS Ey AuVAFCE-
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New Arrival of Millinery Goods.

rs Miss WALL, at 222 Main street,
Memphfs has lust completed her season :
purchases in New York, and is now receiv
ing a full assortment of Millinery Goods of
the latest tmpOrtations and most fashionable
STYLES. direct from Paris and London, en-
bracing the AUGUSTINE" and z" ANNIE
HATS, with other fresh novelties; and al
those desiring the choicest goods, at the most
popular prices, are invited to call. Every
department of FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING
carried sn, and orders promptly executed. mS
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Irusfee's Sale.

ny virtue OF a Deed IN Trust, made 20
- me by A. NJ. Ferguson, on the 81 day Oi
January, 1896, and recorded in the Register s
ONCE for shelby county, Tennessee, In Book
50. part 1st. pages AZ, f75 and 43f, which was
made to secure the payment Of a note for
81 s55 u. payable 10 Patrick OHrOole; md
whereas. said note was not promptly paid a.
maturity, and having been requested so 20
do, by Bridget 0 ToOle. Administrarrix Of
said Patrick O'TOOle, now deceased, viii, on
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LOUISVILLE. March 9.--TObaccO sales, l6i
hhds at 50 20d5 50 for trash, S6@7 for lugs,
81 SOC Y for leaf; the market is active. Bag
ging held at 25c. Cotton very dull; Middlings
1870. Flour duh extra family s5g5 .. Corn,
e3c. Oats, CSC. Prime sugar, l3c. Prime mo-
lasSes, 75c. Lard, tieree. l554e. Hams, I9lLc.
Bacon shoulders, l2e; sides, l55{dl6I{c. Bulk
shoulders, l05 &c; sides, 141SGlje. whisky, 94c.
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CINcIyNATI, March 9.-Flour firm at s5g
S0GS5c. Barley, SI9l 10. Cotton dull; Mid
diings, 1870. Tobacco sales 96 hhds. at 81 l6d
Is 70. Whisky, 9l@g2e. Pork. SIS to buyers in
March. Bulk shoulders held at 914c; sides
1S5lal4c. Bacon shoulders lie; sides, lfsId
l51sc. Lard, lZ1Srd lS1zc. Butter, S5938e. Eggs
2le- Chansa- IfI IIiSc-
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WIN. RICHARDS. Clerk Of Council.
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