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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-16

Rev. DR.. Deems, a well .known North
Carolinian, who removed to New York
after the war ended, preached Alice Carey's
funeral sermon.
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syCARPETs, CT lRPETs, CARPETS.
Those In want OF CARPETS should call and take
a look at our
rNGLIsE BRUSSELS at sl.ao per yard:
EXTRA QUALITY IT IREE-PLY at $50;
1NaRAIN CARPETS from 4oc. to sl.ss;
VENETIAN, HEMP, and LIST CARPETS at
low prices; .........
RIGS, OIL-CLCsTHs, MATS and MATING. ct
40 LEVY BROTHERS.
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New PATENTs.-Artifcial leg, James F..
Hanger, Staunton, Va. smut and wheat
separating machine, VIM. Fl. Walsh, How
ardsyille, Va; trade marks for smoking
tobacco, John W. Carroll, Lynchburg, Va.
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IMPoRTA DEcIsIoN.-The Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue has decided
that nil gaugers holding commissions for
districts as at present organized will, in the
event of consolidation of such districts
with other districts, cease to he officers of
internal revenue, and that all such officers
retained for the consolidated districts will
have to be regularly reappointed and re-
commissioned Petersburg Courier.
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me- RICHMOND AND LIVERPOOL
PACKET COMPANY.

FINAL DISTRIBUTION OF ASSETS.
ATHIRD DIVIDEND OF FORTY DOLLARS
PER SHARE will be paid to the stockholders OF
the Richmond and Liverpool Packet Company on
application at the Office Of the Virginia Home In"
suraoce Company 1914 Main street, on WE'D
NEsDAY NEXT, 18th February.
Stockholders required to surrender their scrip.
DAVID J. BURR
JNO. PURCELL, Elk. Committee.
fell lot WIN. s. PAINE,
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GEO. CR1ss, of Campbell county, a few
load of oats, and when few miles distant
from the town attempted to get from the
top of the load to the ground, using rail
to assist him in descending. He lost his
balance and fell, the end of the rail striking
him on the throat and cutting cash several
inches in length, and laying bare the entire
throat. Since the accident he has been
wholly unable to swallow, and his friends
fear he will not recover.-Lynchbur9 NeaCs.
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STOVES AND TINwARE.

HFOUNTCAsTLE's, SOP Broad street.
Il STOVES, TIN-WARE, and HOUsE-FUR-
NISHTHG GOODS. Particular attention paid TO
repairing old STOVES, Sei6
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1--WE HAVE THIS DAY Ar
POINTED Mr. OSCAR CRANZ agens Tor tne
aale OF our WHIsKEYs In Richmond va. a
: go 80. JOHN GIBsoN's SON i co.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. /, 1870. EN..-
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sPECHAl NDTHCS.

j nT IF YOU; WISH TO ECONOMICS
IN TIME AND MONEY, use the VihelNLe
YEAST POWDERS. They make whoiesome'
ii1ht and sweet Biscuits, Rolls, Cakes &c, VIII.
ont Yeast, and with less expense generally. me
are vastly superior to most other so.eaiieu meHN
powders and yet are cheaper to retaiier anu WV.
sumner. Sold wholesale or retail oy
fale-2t* l.. WAGNER q w. Diuks.D...
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Capital stock and surplus over Sc, 900 600 90
Investments In United States. ....... 647,975 u
Deposited with Treasurer Of Vir-
ginia, registered bonds. ........... $4,000 90
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T ST OR MISL AIDA YELLOW
IL SATCHEL, containing few articies ~,
mems under-clothing. The finder win be suItabiv
rewarded By sending his address to X. b. No. soss
Lelgn trect. Re l6-2tk
MISLA1D.--On Saturday, the 4th instant
4i1 2 LlGHT-Bk0WE NAT CHEL, Containing
Richmond. ANY person having 1t will please ieaye
at the Dispatch office, where 1t will be Identified
fe 1L3t '
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THIS DAY
J. and Tor sale by
WEST & JOHNSTON,

MR.. CONWAY ROBINsON's PRAC TICE,
VOL. 9Th, containing Further as to the Grounds
and Forms of Defence In Personal Actions" f.
Large $40. law sheep; price, SIS l,.s,s -,
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
FIFE 6-2t1 II TO- aaH i.r.
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DIED. 80. -. =,

Atis residence in this city on se ssss
Mr. WILLIAM MCChEhA II IN ss1os sea-
"a Iii PLACE s.en s residences
TOPAZ lthe i ig.n as Eli piease copy.
suadan1v At her residence. =. Rose Cottage IN IN
enc nn,nty NJ New Kent ON sunday toe LEE In
s I'M SouMsi rs SUSAN B. WIDOW OF sas
late Dr John W. Roysser, In the si1ty -e'sh'u yeaA
Of her age.
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LOST. srRAYEn a..

OST sTlCK:-Lost, between the CIV
Franklin, q WALKING STICK, ma 10 on, an ~
curied hickory, with round bone ton or head a
sutaole reward Will be paid Tor It's recovery.
THfH. BRANCH,
re 1871 No lois At straa&
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TOHN II. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS,
ESTABLISHED 1903.

IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON.
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PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CAL
IFOENIA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-19
TELEGRAmS.

The coal miners and their employers
are still at war.
Sedan has had to pay the Prussians
100000 francs by forced loan.
The English Commissioners are ex.
pected TO arrive on Friday next.
Only one murder and one attempt
at murder at Dayton, Ohio, yesterday.
Sumner had a serious attack of an
gltiy1a 71ret0ris yesterday. He is out
Of danger.
1t is predicted that the election of
Theirs as President Of France implies
speedy anarchy.
The Army Appropriation Bill under
consideration Of the House appropri-
ates 81, ,475,0G0.
Nova Scotia is opposed to the trans
fer Of the fisheries to the United States
without her consent.
Jordan has been indicted bv the
Grand Jury of New York for Violat-
ing neutrality laws as Cuban officer.
A New Orleans dispatch of last
night says the House bill repeating
the slaughter-hOuse act passed the
Senate by a vote of "a to I, and goes
to the Governor. The slaughter house
shareholders are fearfully demoral-
lied.
Eight thousand people are suffering
for food and clothing in France. It
is proposed to take up collection in
ali the churches Of the United States
on the second Sunday in March for
their support.
A resolution passed the Senate yes
terday recommending the High Com
mission on the Alabama claims to
make some provisions for the annex
alton Of Canada, because the two
countries must remain in a disturbed
state as long as the Dominion lasts.
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sign to retard the operations Of the
State Government, and in contempt
Of this House,
Therefore, + move that John Nc
! Clure, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court Of the State of Arkan-
sas, be and he is hereby i'm
peached Of high crimes and
misdemeanOrs in Office, and he is
hereby suspended from exercising
further the functions Of his Office, as
provided by the Constitution OF the
State Of Arkansas. That D. J. Smith,
Of Columbia county; s. B. Battle,
of Hampstead county; A. Mason,
Of Calhoun county; f. NJ. Thompson,
of Columbia county; Z. A. Fulton,
of Drew county; W. 3. Padget, Of In
dependence county; and A. Howard,
Of Pulaski county, be appointed
managers to prepare and report ar
ticles of Impeachment against
John Mcclure, Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court of the State Of Arkan-
sas, with power to send for persons,
papers and records, to take testimony
under oath, and prosecute the same
before the bar of the Senate. That said
managers be directed to 60 to the
Senate Immediately, and at the bar
thereof, in the name Of the House Of
Representatives and all the people Of
the State of Arkansas, announce the
impeachment of John Mcclure, Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
the State Of Arkansas, Of high
crimes and misdemeanOrs in Office,
and acquaint the Senate that the
House of Representatives will, in due
time, exhibit particular articles Of
impeachment against him, and make
good the same, and that the managers
do demand that the Senate take order
for the appearance Of said John
Mcclure to answer to said impeach-
mpnt
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AID FOR FRANCE.
AnsihsF Appeal o. Behalf Of ihs SuiTeFlsg
Inhabitants Of France.
100000 People ia q PalBiul Csuditlss Ct
Want snd Starvation.
viii Hstihs Falmsrs sHd The CIlizsBs Of The
South Extend Hsga to Thsm?

NEW YORK, February $50 HIi-
tJTS-The French Relief Committee
earnestly request that you will give
the following appeal circulation. The
matter is sent free of charge by the
courtesy Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. Mr.. Chas. Lsnier,
Treasurer of the fund for the relief Of
the suffering population of France,
reports the following subscriptions:
Total by Chamber Of Commerce Com
mittee, So, ,l3S; by Produce Exchange
Committee, Sl5, ,G+j. Total by Cham
ber Of Commerce and Produce EN-
change, So. .l23. Mir. Eugene S. 4.
BaIleu, Treasurer Of the fund for the
Gold Exchange, acknowledges the re-
ceipJ OF S22I6, making q grand total
Of 81, 400. The following appeal
was made yesterday to the clergy Of
abe country. 1t is proposed that a
simultaneous collection be taken no,
ON the second Sunday in March, in all
the churches in the country for the
relief Of the starving French people.
1t is not sympathy with her cause,
but sympathy for her distress, which
auimate5 this appeal; eight millions
of people, al least, are suffering. in
winter, for want Of food, clothing,
and fuel The neighbOring nations
of E2gIand, Belgium, Holland, and
Switzerland, are making the most
generous efforts to relieve their sore
distress: viii America allow distance
20 stirle the cry of famine in her eaTs2
We know its fearful existence and |
must hear its mOans. As a Christian /
people, let as show ourselves to be /
prompt TO recognize the claims of /
common humanity in hunger-bitten 4
naked, homeless people. II is COnsid /
cred important that this collection /
should be simultaneous. Let all /
churches, on the second Sunday in /
March, be engaged in one good work. /
Common prayer for mercy on the
famine stricken will 50 up to God, /
and common feeling Of sympathy,
aud a common act of helpfulness will
unite all churches, and they will unite |
heaven and earth. We appeal to pas ]
tors and churches to make this re-
quest from the merchants of New 1
York efectual by their personal zeal /
IN the cause. Contributions can be 4
forwarded to Chas. Lanier, p Pine
street, New York.
lSigusd) CHAS III. MARSHAL,
Chairman New York COMMITTEES. I
tHAELEs LANIER, Treasurer.
To Ausou Phillip Stokes, Secretary of the |
Chamber OF Commerce, and Henry W. |
bellows. ID ID.
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FRANCE
DESTRUCTION OF WAR MATERIAL.

DESTRUCTION OF WAR MATERIAL.
PARIS, February IA Versailles
dispatch says the destruction of the
heavy guns Cf the forts is in progress.
Drawing the mines is completed.
The Paris government intends 20
stop the pay of the National Guards
and their wives, and provide them
with work instead.
One million shells and @ quarter Of
amilliOn mitrailleUses have been man
ulaCtured in Paris since the 18th of
September.
THEIRS PRESIDENT OF FRANCE.
BORDEAUN, February I7.-In the
Assembly, today, Keller presented a
declaration bearing the signatures Of
the Deputies of Haut and Bas Rhine,
Meuthe and MOselle, protesting, in
behalf of the inhabitants Of those
Departments, against the separation
of Alsace and Lorraine from France.
The proposal Of Keller was referred
to a committee, who subsequently
submitted q report expressing the
strongest sympathy with the pOpula-
tiOn Of AlsaCe and Lorraine, and di-
recting that the declaration of Keller
be spread upon the record of the As
sembly, and be referred to the French
negotiatOrs when they come to treat
with Prussia.
The Assembly conferred the execU-
tive power Of the Government upon
Theirs.
Keller, In his speech, adjured his
to proclaim their inviOla-
bic attachment for France, Lorraine
and AlssCe. A majority appeared
to delay the consideration Of
the subject, but Theirs strongly in
sisted on its immediate consideration,
saying that the Chamber must, on its
own responsibility, clearly declare its
wishes upon this question.
The Chamber went into commit
tee, on motion Of Keller, aud its sit
ting was subsequently suspended.
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THE TENNESSEE.
IHstfuGilsEs 70 her Commander from The
Navy Department.

WASHINGTON, February I8.-The
following is a portion of the COPY Of
instructions given the commander OF
the Tennessee by the Secretary Of the
Navy before sailing for San Domingo,
dated January 18th: "The Depart
ment expects you to be ready to pro-
Ceed to sea with the Tennessee, under
your command, Monday next, 10th
inst, without fail. Having, mean
while, or on that day, received on
board the Commissioners and suite,
you will carry them, with ali possible
dispatch, to Samana Bay, or such
other port in San Domingo as they
desire. You viii put your ship, her
accommodation and her movements,
at the disposal of the Commissioners,
taking her to such points within and
without San Domingo as they may
desire 10 visit-0bserving, however,
the necessary regard for her safety
which the prudent commander must
always exercise, You will remain
with the Commissioners, at their
disposal as afOIesaid, till they desire
to return To this country, when you
will make all possible dispatch for
New York, or such other port in the
United States as they may desire to
be landed, and report by telegraph
aud otherwise, as usual to this De-
paTtment."
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Rvan On the euhas Gauss.

NEW YORK, February 18.-A Cuban
sympathizer named Ryan, signing
himself" "General-in-Chief Of Cavalry,
Republic Of Cuba" has written an
address TO the Cubans in the United
States, pointing out the mismanage-
ment Of the Cuban cause in this cOUn-
try, and indicating who are respOnsi-
BILE for the failures to furnish aid. He
blames SenOr de Aldama for the fact
that 5000 stand of arms had not been
landed, and that five successive eXpe-
ditiOns, including the Hornet, had
failed, in each of which Ryan was
concerned. Ryan recommends the
Cubans 10 push things; appoint a live
Cuban head Of finances to raise money,
and an equally live American head Of
the war department. He calls upon
SenOr ALBANIA to at once give two
hundred thousand dollars more to the
Cuban cause and withdraw from the
management of the financial depart
meUt
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FOR VICKEBURE
FOR LOUISVILLE.

FOR ARKANsAs RIVEH-
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OBITUARY.
TO MAGGIE FEGAN.

Beautiful Maggie gone to thy rest,
With white hands folded over thy heart
The sweet voice hushed, never to speak,
And the roses gone from thy pure, pale
cheek.
Loved and shielded by a mothers care,
Who !s weeping now O'er thy vacant chair;
And thy father bowed IN his bitter woe,
Is crushed beneath this sorrows blow.
But oh, It is better In lies sp ring time,
To pass away to Il SUMMER cline,
To safely cross GER deaths dark sea,
Where the angels love and welcome thee.
The world at best is a bitter life,
Filpd with heart breaks and many a strife,
And little you knew, our beautiful one,
or the weary hearts the world treads on.
The haven is SAFE where thou ar now,
No pain or sorrow can shadow thy brow,
And thy loved ones here, now bowed in
care,
Some happy day will join you there.
MARIE.
MEMPHIS, February, 1871.
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A dispatch from Chicago of last
night says that a severe storm Of sleet,
snow and wind began there at about
eleven o'clock last evening, lasting
twenty or thirty minutes, demOlish-
ing the Oakland Congregational
Church in the southern part Of the
city. The church cost over twenty
thousand dollars, and is a total wreck.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
SPAIN.

ELECTIONS To BE HELD OK THE 8TH
OF MARCH.
MADRID, February I6.-The Span.
ish elections are to be held on the Sth Of
March. The C0rtes meet on the Sd of
April. A correspondent says that the
election for deputies viii shortly be
held in Porto Rico and Cuba.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-19

A serious accident occurred at
Staten Island New York; ferry house
yesterday. The ferrybOat Middle
Town, while making trip, was driven
by the wind and tide with such yio-
lence against the bridge as to tear
away and almost entirely destroy I'd.
The boat was made fast with dificul-
y, and the door opened, when the
lrame9Work Of the bridge gave way
and the whole work came down with
2 crash, the debris falling across the
bow Of the boat, carrying rails and
everything before it. The DagsengeTs
were standing on the boat and 2sr-
rOWly escaped death. -Four were
seriously hurt.
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ENGLAND.

DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, February IS The tone of
the debate in the House of Commons
last night was that Englaud's weak
hesitauCy haslOst for her the respect of
the belligerents and invited an early
war for her own existence,
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CARRIHGT0N MAS0N,
Agent, No. 9 kadIs0n Slrsei.
NOn-Resid0nt Notice.

No. 4l88. r. DIN the Second Chancery Couri
of Shelby county, Tenn.-I. A. Peace vs.
Thomas II. Robinson
TT appearing from al1daVit in this cause
1 that the defendant, Thomas II. Robinson
Is q nonresident OF tie State OF TENNESSEE
and is indebted to complainant in the sum
Of six hundred and fity- three dollars and
ninety-tWO cents, due by two prOmissory
notes with interest thereon from data OF ma.
turitV. and that for these causes an attach.
meut was sued Oot by complainant against
the property of defendant and the aan1e bas
been returned by the Sheriff of Shelby coun-
", duly levied on the real estate OF the de.
fendaat
It Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF TIE
Second Chancery Court Of Shelby county M
the city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in April, 1871, and plead. an
swsr or demur to cOnpiainants bill on fha
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing eXpfirte; and that q cODv
OF this order be published once week Tor
four successive weeks in the MemphiF "A D.
peal. This February Isl, ISL
A cOpy-attest,
M. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Maqfsr.
". o. FoLKEs, Sol. onaplainant. felg
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JACKSON, MSS.
legislative PfOossnIHgs-iapOFtaat Bills
Passed.

Special to the Apr L
JACKSON, Miss, February l8.--The
Senate passed the following bills:
Authorizing the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Company to purchase the
GAINESVILLE and Tuscaloosa railroad.
An act appropriating $1,000 to de-
fray the expenses incurred by the
Sergeant-at-Arms. A
The House Va gaged upon local
bills. 1t pas bill extending
the time for the el8ecti of taxes for
sixty days; and then burned until
Wednesday next. M6st Of the mem
bers will 90 to New Orleans 70 attend
Mardi Gras.
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DAILY UNITED STATES Hail L-eE
For Friar's Point, dGlsl5 ard sG
Way Landings
FOR WHITE RIVER.
MBmphls and White RIVsF gr
States Nail Lrs

TVHE new and elegant side ~
L wheel passenger packets Hl
this lLus viii leave Memphis .ar la"H.H
Bluff West Point, Augusta. Jackson OFT ADD L
all points on w WnIte river, as follows
LzEl4A j TEN ID lJhlEa...-. lDlu L- elliott ..ar
Everv tuesday lr b O'Clock pm.
3. P. WALr-.......-..-.--.lF lF. j. Ashford MASTER
Every saturday. al . O'Clock p l-.
Connecting aJ Davalls Elud with EslL road for
Little Rock, and az JacEs0upJr- with
lignt-draught steamer Fort smith Tor E..=
hOntas ana all points on BLACK river.
Hor ueIguJ OF passage apply on IHa-I. -r Go
Com Dauy. W. e.. PATTE55N- A gent
No. B Madison So. stanton E.r-E.
Or 70 ELLIOTT u MILLER. Agents.
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Notice.
oFF1oE OF AfanPn1s An

AREANsAs RIVER FACKHF COwpAurv
MEafPHIs, FENs., February 8. 1871. (
NOTICE is hereby given that an election
~ will be held at tile COmpanvis offies
No Madison stresf, StRntsn Bioex. Rferos
phls, on Monday the sixth ~ of Msre,
next for I've Directors, 20 serve the ENSUING
year. Ballots 20 be cast between 9ise hours III
10 am aud pm.
JOHN d. ADA Ms. President
]. D. DARDEN, Sec'y. feb5
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hogs closed firm at 50 SOS 50; live quiet al
gB T6d7 Is Cattle quiet


hogs closed firm at 81 45@6 5Oi 1--we quiet at
So 1907 IS Cattle quiet
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoUra, February l8--Flour scarce and
30. Wheat strong; No. red fall held at 81 50
without buyers; sample lots brought full
prices Corn Is held firmly, but little done T;
mixed on track across the river 49G52c. Oats
duh; No white in elevator, 52a58c; sacked
lower at 52g56c. Barley quiet. Rye steady at
s O39l o.. Whisky quiet at sec. Mess pork
easier At SO %. Dry salted meats duh, with
only limited jol)bing demand. but generally
&c lower. BacoI-only limited iobbing de-
mand and &c lower Lard steady, prime
steam, l234c. Hogs unchanged s7g8 Cattle
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February Is-Bagging heavy;
hemp and fax held at 2925c on orders, but
demand light. Cotton steady with moderate
demand; sales OF middlings at l8szc. Flour
hrm; extra family, S6 low grades scarce; fan
Cy grades are not n excess OF demand. with
good Inquiry. Gain frm, but transactions
light Groceries are in good demand and
prices sustained. Hay, choice, $50 in bulk,
with not much demand. PrOvisiOns-lght
demand, but holders firm at yesterday 3 prices.
WhisSy-fair demand At SIC. Tobacco active;
sales, go hhds at 81 75 to $40 for trash to me-
dium leaf, and s2l to 30 for medium to good
wrappers.
CINCINNATI.
CIN IENATI, February Is.-Cotton.quiet and
unchanged; middlings, l49Ec; higher grades
scarce and firm. Flour firm and demand fair.
IaInlly, 20 oct JO. " heat urm and demand
fair at 81 38@i 38 COrn-demand good at full
prices; ear, 5795Sc. Rye firm at sl@I O5. Oats,
n 2, 52G53c; white scarce; stocks in hands Of
one party who Jobs them out at at58060c. Barley
nrm at slUi o. Provisions dull and unset
tied, but holders are not willing 70 make con-
cessions Mess pork Is held at So 25d22 30.
Lard, l2149l21adl2j4c for head and gut, steam
and kettle. Bulk meats, 8dl01z8llc. Bacon,
952GL%8l2c, but no sales Of any article. Whis-
Ky firm at SIC.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, February IS.-Cotton quiet; low
middlings, l31sc Bulk meats-clear sides
u94c; clear ribbed, u1tc; shoulders SIC
packed BacOn-Ciear sides, I21SC; hams. l3c.
shoulders, lO14c; sugar-cured hams, 1870. Lard
II &c. Corn, 70c Oats, 5Oc. Flour, 81 5O9S
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS February IS Hay, pork,
bacon, lard, sugar mOlassss, whisky, coffee
all quiet and unchanged. Cotton active and
shade hrmer midOlings, l414gl4s5c.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, February I8, $50 p.m.-COnsols, o..
II. $. Government bonds steady; coupons OF
1862; 9s; do old '65s, POS do 57s S55s; DO l040s,
s7s4. Erie, 1873; Illinois Central, 1898; Attain
tic D.
LIVERPOOL, February IS, 2:2O pm.-Cotton
steady with moderate demand; middling up
lands, I'd; middling Orleans, 71<G75sd, and to
arrive, I'D. Sales 1900 bales OF which 1000
were for export and speculation. California
wheat lis 5d8lls l0d; red western, los Bd@lls;
winter, Us 2d alls Sd. Flour, 28s COrn-NO. 2
mixed 3js. Oats, 3s I'd.