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The Louisiana TrOubIes BefO re the U. y
Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The reason
for the postponement by the supreme
court to-day of the application of coun-
sci for Warnoth for the allowance of
an appeal from the decision of Judge
Durell in the Louisiana case, was that
the court had nothing but the aPplica-
ton before it, and therefore could
not act. Counsel was granted leave
to file the record and other pa
pers in the case, preliminary to
its consideration. Several eminent
lawyers praetieing before the court are of
the opinion that the supreme court will
not Immediately act upon the subject at
the fall term to which it has adjourned,
but will delay in order to give congress
another opportunity to act upon the
subject of the Louisiana complications
as a political question, thus removing it
from judicial review.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, May 1.-Cotton is
quiet and firm; middlings, 1S4c; net
receipts, 496 bales; exports-coastwise,
$40 bales; sales, 200 bales; stock, 22,744
bales.
SAVANNAH, May Cotton weak; F.;
middliDgs, 1890; net receipts, 755 bales;
expOrts-cOastwise 6}2 bales; sales, G6l
bales; stock, 80, S93 bales.
GALVESTON, May 1.-CottOn is
quiet and nominal; net receipts, 465
bales; exports 934 bales;
sales, 300 bales; stock, sos, ,5ll bales.
MOBILE, May 1.-Cotton is quiet;
good ordinary, 155e; low middling, lie;
middiings, l74e; net receipts, 572 bales;
expOrts-co -coastwise, 362 bales; sales, 400
bales; stock, 80, 30S bales.
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The convention then adjourned.

The commander of the English gum
boat Clover, after consultation with
the British consul at Santiago de Cuba,
sailed for Mensamillo, and arrived there
yesterday. The commander politely
asked the authorities to deliver O'KeIly
to him, promising to carry O'Kelly to
Jamaica, and guaranteeing that ne
should not return to Cuba. The author
tiles consulted Captain-G General Peltain,
who announced that it was impossible
to grant the commanders request, that
he was powerless to alter the laws Of the
country, and that the trial must proceed
according to law
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HOSEA-Of consumption, on Wednesday
April 30th, at O'Clock pm, at the Christian
Brothers College, Rev. Brother HOSEA, age,
2S years.
The funeral will take place on FRIDAY
morning, at O'Clock, from st. Peters Church.
where a solemn requiem win be chanted for
the repose of his soul.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WALSH-The friends and acquaintances OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral of their son, JAMES
HARTl, from their residence on Union ave-
nue., tomorrow SATURDAY. afternoon, at
three O'clock
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A DesMoines, Iowa, dispatch says an
Indian OF the rowing tribe Of Musqua-
kOes, which infest the State of Iowa, a
few weeks ago murdered one of his tribe.
They We're then and are now encamped
on the Skunk river, near Colfax, Jasper
county. They tried the murderer, and
decided that he shouln be punished by
being starved TO death, and the sentence
was carried out TO the cruel letter. The
Indian was tied to log in the woods,
and several Indians were detailed to
carry the sentence into effect, which
took eight days, other cruelties known
only 60 the red devils themselves being
added 10 The torture of starvation.
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A Vienna special states that the
Prince of Wales and his distinguished
company yesterday visited the exposi-
ton building.
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Esther Matinee
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
AT ? O'CLOCK.
MASON * HOADLEY'S
System for Beginners.

Complied by two eminent and successful
teachers, II has acquired an excellent reputa-
ton, cannot fail to satisfy both " master and
scholar" and is UNEXCELLED by any other
Method for the PianOfoTte.
Price, 50 90.
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Storm News from Mississippi and
Arkansas-Lives Lost and
Property Destroyed.
Respect to the Late Bishop Nell
vain death of Commodore
Smith-Tragedy In
Kentucky.
Preparations for the Funeral OF
Hon. James BrOOks-Cause of
his Death-MiscellaneOus
Items.
Another Terrible Visitation 90 Como,
Mississippi.

Mississippi.
Special 10 the Appeal
SARDIs, MISS, May IA terrible
storm passed over the vicinity of Como
last night, destroying houses, fences,
trees, etc. On Colonel Wallace's farm
three negroes were killed and several
others severely injured by the falling
houses. No further reliable particulars
can be obtained at present, but it is
feared that the storm was equally if not
more destructive in other localities in
its track.
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There is No Present Necessity for an
Extra Session OF the Legislature.
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Press Dispatch.l
Nashville Exposition Opened.

NASHVILLE, May 1.-The third annu-
al industrial exposition of Tennessee
opened to-day under bright auspices,
with a splendid display from various
States. General w. B. Boles delivered
H.
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storm Tidfuxs,

LITTLE ROCK, May la heavy
storm of rain passed over the city this
morning. The town branch was over
flowed, and several stores invaded. The
water damaged goods to the amount of
several thousand dollars.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate
SATURDAY, NAY "a, 1873.

No. 7O3, L. DIN the Second Chancery Court
of Shelby county, ,Ienuessec.-Anna J. Reid
by next friend, Charles u. Reid, vs.. Eliza
beth II. Cash and others.
DG virtue Of q decree of sale. made In this
ID cause, i viii sell, at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and Mas
ter's office of the Second Chancery Court
GreenlaW OperahOuse, Second street. In the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on
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FUNDING.

Circular Letter from Governor Brown
Lhe Mode aud Manner Of Funding.
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A London dispatch announces the
destruction by fire Wednesday Of
Amand college.
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Esther Matinee
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
AT ? O'CLOCK.
MONTGOMERY

TNH1S delightful watering place will be open
Il for the reception Of visitors on the FIRST
DAY OF JUNE NEXT,
Extensive additions of new furniture have
been added, and the proprietors are making
every arrangement for the comfort and con-
venience of visitors.
This is the most beautiful and extensively
improved of ali the numerous watering places
in the mountains of Virginia. All the usual
appliances for the comfort and amusement of
the guests are provided, and EXPRESS, TICKET
POST and TEBEGRAPH OFFICES are found here
BIG TUNNEL,
on the Va and Tenn. division OF the A. NJ
and U. r. r. is the station at which you take
the car for the Springs-distant IL miles,
Round trip tickets can be procured at all the
principal towns and cities.
q. a. CALHOUN, for twelve years the Resi-
dent Partner at the Allegheny Springs, will
assume the management.
We employ none but the most experienced
servants, and our suppliesof every description
will be selected from the best the country and
cities afford.
TERMs-S2 50 per day; SIG per week; $50 per
month; for the month of June SO. Children
under 10 and over Il years old and servants,
half price.
CALHOUN, WILSON * COWAN,
myl cod Proprietors.
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TIE AMERICAN TUNE BOOK.

In one sense THE Sacred Music Book of the
age, since it contains 1000 of the Best Tunes
and Anthems, carefully selected by 500 Choir
listers and Music Teachers from all accessible
books, and therefore IL MUST be the choicest
collection OF the century.
Price. 81 so.
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SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1913,

within legal hours, the following described
property:
Beginning al a point on the north side OF
Court street and hfty-tWO feet and eleven and
OHe-fOurth inches west Of the intersection Of
the same with Corporation alley, east Of said
alley; running thence east with the north
side OF Court street thIrty-eight feet to a
stake; thence northwa-dly one hundred and
forty-elght feet and six inches parallel with
Corporation alley; thence westWardly with
said alley thiTty-eight feet; thence south
wardly one hundred and forty-eight feet and
SIX inches TO the place of beginning; upon
which 5 situated twO-stOry brick dwelling
house, known as No. 80 Court street.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash: balance in
equal Instalments at six and twelve months
from day Of sale; purchaser executing notes
bearing ten per cent. Interest, with securfty-
lien retained. This May l, lS73.
NJ. ID. L. STEW AEkT, Clerk aud Master.
J: a: Robertson, SOL. for compI'nt. my2
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korii'AI Opening oL she Vienna RxpOsi

vienna, May 1.-The exhibition was
inangurated to-day by the Emperor of
Austria in the presence Of the Imperial
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention. Knights TempIal

OHVNI3 Ht5HUo AOIH pIuIs
VOU are hereby ordered to attend in a
i FATIGUE DRESS, a special conelaveNtAS
OF Cyrene CommandeTy, No. 1, X. TN
at Asylum, No. 2Oi Front St., this (FRI-
DAY. evening, May I'd, at IA O'Clock, for
comforting the orders of the R. G.
Visiting Knights are courteOusly invited.
BY command GEO. MELLERSH, E. c.
JNo. J. WELLER, Recorder pro TEN. my2
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bishop aIeIlvaIne's Remains.

New YORK, May 1.-The committee
from Cincinnati awaiting the remains
of the late Bishop McIIvaine will to-
morrow meet q committee of leading
citizens of New York, and arrange for
services in st. Paul's church, this city,
in which Bishop McIlvaine was conse-
Grated. The body is expected Saturday.
American Public Health Association.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-The American
public health association assembled here
this morning, DR.. Stephen Smith, of
New York, in the chair. Drs. Elisha
Harris and E. II. Jaynes were chosen
in the absence of the regular
secretaries, and committee on order of
business appointed. The opening ad-
dress was delivered by DIR. Smith.
ArH.ausaa Kstvar RafIroasf Ex-f.Ioa MAJ
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Arkansas River RaiIrOad Bridge Mud

LITTLE Rock, May 1.-The United
States district attorney, by order of the
Encouragement, to-day officially noti-
fled the builders of the bridge for the
Cairo and Fulton railroad across the
Arkansas that, should they proceed with
the work without an act of Congress, he
would institute legal proceedings to stop
thorn
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vERY Goon suGaEsT1oN.

1 simply submit that it were wiser to
concur with the Gazette, and suspend
discussion of these matters which may
lead to curious developments, the least
important of which is that the railroad
steal bill didn't pass because it stopped
stealings. In other words, it put an end
to the issuance of Arkansas State bonds,
and thus to a course of stealing that was
so perfectly systematized that 1t had be-
come q necessity,
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Woman Murdered by her BrOther-in.

CINCINNATI, May l.-At Bremen,
Ohio, last evening, Mrs. Kellenberger
was shot and instantly killed by her
brother-in-law, John Schneider, while
attempting to release some of her cattle
that SCHNEIDER had impOunded, the cat
tie having trespassed upon his premises.
A son of SCHNEIDER had encouraged her
to attempt the release of the cattle, tell
ing her not to fear any shooting. She
was a widow and the head of q large
family. SCHNEIDER was arrested.
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Madrid, May 1.-The Carlists con-
tinue to burn railway stations, tear up
tracks, and destroy telegraph wires.
Their military operations are much re-
stricted by the activity of the troops,
and the government is sanguine that
the insurrectiOn will soon be suppressed.
a telegram from Cerrera, near Barcelo-
ma, announces that the troops had come
up with and defeated Don AlfOnzO's
band of Carlists in that vicinity.
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NEW YORK, May la visit to sever
al representative shoe-deaiers does not
confirm the representations of the Girls
pins in the strike. Many dealers men
toned as having conceded to the terms
demanded say they only consented con-
ditiOnal on all their branch of trade
agreeing. The trade is now said to he
very duh, and there will be no difficulty
in obtaining substitutes.
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4 CArD TO TNEE LADIES.
IpypOHG0'S
Gol,iFn s'eri0liical pills
For EFMALES.

There is not \ lady living hut what Mt some per
ID Of her life will find the !'C ONCO GOlDEi.
piI Is iu.t the mod .ciMe she Ceds, II
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There is not lady living Lut what Mt some per :
ID Of her life will find the l'C' ONCO GOl-DEi.
PILLS ju-t the med .cne she ceds, .T
For Nervous Drbiii.y, Headache,
tuin'uesS. tc
Mothers THIS Il the greate't blessing ever cner'
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PuS They never fail Gni may be depended III on
in every Gaze where the monthly low h0, been Oh
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inm,diie relief hcic especially prepared Cor ny :
ried ladies'. y lady writes luuouco' Golden i'iLs
relieved ne in one day. without Inconvenience, Ill
magic.
TILE GENT NE are put up in WHITE BONE,
upon ach boz rnu VIII find my priv.te htvrm
~iamp upOn wuich ara the words DUpONt' -
GnLDLN PEiIOuI AL ILLS in White Let'eis
Withuit irnf None Are Gpnui
Full and explicit roc ions nccnmrnny en- n no'
Price 81 o. rer b. X, Y lOXos 500. Sold bf one
Inggis, in every town, vi lage city and famiet III
VON JHYaSSON. Druggist,
Sole Agent for 7 tor nm fentrc. IA.
LADIES' By ndi'g him : W !o'thn Peh
lpnu Centre O-iofico. can have the rms sch,
leo lJenaly. by mail, 10 any part OF the county
JOUE + II NJ Y. General and Wholo.sls A'g
No ~ Col eye Pa ., Now York CITY. ol0 3m
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Dr. Crooks
WINE
OF
g.E.' 4. A. q. R
ESTABLISHED ls6?

Coughs and Colds. The Druggists aay It cutcstlcn
all
Asthma. The relief ard cures of 1t are marvel
ot@. .
bronchitis. Every sufferer will find relief
crro.
'rlraat Aim n,s require only n few doses
Luu. Diseases. Has cured cases pronounced e:
curlhl".
debility. il trcnoyalca ard inviaora'es tie ~
ta'-.
Liver Complaint Most effective regulator of thi
organ.
lrrpspsia. Its healthy action on the 'on!acl
cures T..
Aupe,iz r. It is health-giving and appcitc-re
;t0r rC
rrtnary Organs Action on them is marked and
nR. CRtsoA's WaNE GF Th~ is rich
in tie IN Cpal qualities OF Tar, comhi"cd with
vcectahl rcredicn of undorfcd value. which
mike il UNSURPASSED, not ohy for the complaints
enumerated. but i ,npidiy restores ex-
| iinu-taSl STRENGTH, elean-cs the stomach. re-
| aXas the Liver 81 pu's 'hcn'to work can'e' tn.
| food 70 liE'e.. and makes pure blood. and btgtis
viva ity appreciated 10, bota sound and sick lfyhu
| are afflicted in any way. we know ii YOU try tht
| lIifn-giviug tonic properties of Dr
| Crook'- Wine or Tar gnu viii add Your testimon!
to its great value in correcting any ills tn flesh I
| hir to" Prcnared nnly by OLIVER CROOK
| CO. Sold hy Druggists eSeryrhere.
, 1873-05-17


bridge when It foil. Now, aa tho amount Of
pressure which bridge cnn auntain tnay bo cal
onlatod with absolute certainty by competent
engineers, either tho calculation In tho oaso Of
tl'e Dixon bridge waa falno, or nIr. Truosdo1l's
particular supports aro to blnmo. Ono lesson
which tho Dixon Incident snould tonch is TINT
highway bridges should bo constructed with
oven greator capacity to rcHlat strain than rail-
road bridges: The loavioat railroad train
paascs over bridge stoadily, md thoro is no
proasnro on my particular portion Of 1t. Yet
dog trotfng ac,oaH bridge is Haid to ahako 1t by
reaaon Of tho rogular BuccoBsion OF strains. Tho
samo il truo,, to creator oxtent. OF horses.
1t Is customary for soldiers to break stop before
oroasing bridge, in order to guard against tho
Simultaneous strain which thoy would put upon
1t. A swnying mass Of people collected on
bridge tcat its strength moro than Boyoral timos
tho aame amount Of weight transported steadily
across it. It is probable that tho street bridges
In Chicago have groater strains than any railroad
bridge in tho country On thoao nccounts, and
tho conclusion is that road aud passenger brdgos
mood to bo built In tho strongest fashion. Ii.
, 1873-05-17

Illo news from tho Modoo war ill., to saw ibc
loast, not very encouraging. Tho force Of 600
troops, aftor two or threo montls' haril
labor md hoavy loss Of life, having forced tic
thirty aavagos out Of the Laya-Bols, have tlo
satisfaction Of knowing TINT the latter after
getting twcnty miles away, have nov ocouplod a
position Which is evon stronger thai, that of tho
Laya-Bctls. Meanwhile, tho troops are enpared
III al5putlng possession Of their camping grounds
With scorpions and rattloana1os, and Capt, Jaok
III Con. canbyH uniform, is striving to make his
position imprognablo, upon which no attack
WILL 10 matle until moro roinforcomonts arrive,
What tho result will 10 tLon, 10 ono can saw
with confidence. MEANWHILE, two plans of djs-
posing OF Modocs havo boon suggested by III
dians who lavo an ill-will towards tho Motloea,
strategic Pluto Inns volunteered a suggestion
that 1t III Of no uso to fight Modocs with guns.
lilo general impression Of white pooplo ia vorv
similar to that Of tho Pluto, although, thoy will
hardly agreo totho plan Of fixing" tho hrolocs.
which lo then suggests, namely, to inform them
that thoy want to hayo q big talk with them, and.
having got thom to tho big talk, that zach
Pluto shall soizo luis hIodoo noighbor By
tho right wrist mud thou smash bis head
with rock. This would settle tho Modoo q,,op
ton very concluHively, ii the Pluto didn't make
= mistake, aud got Ills own hoad smnsllol. Tho
Indians whom Con. Crook used In his recent
B'loceaaful raids agalpat tAo Apaol,os l4ayo how
9yer. statod very Huoolpotly tho reeBouH Why tho
, 1873-05-17

Tho Presbyterian Church will DO very fully
represented in tho oontonnial Celebration OF
1876. it tho report madc to tho Gonoral Asa om-
bly, by tho Centennial Committee Ia adopted.
They recommend that suitable porsons be
namcd to prepare dlscouraos for dolivory Oh tint
occnsfon on tho various historical periods Of tho
Church's growth from it's founding to tho pros
ont and on It's preHont and futuro work and
prospects. They also suggest that sufficient
space bo obtained for tho exhibition ut tho Con-
tonnial Of al tic publications Of tho Church,
Including an illustrated volume, prepared OK
presBly to commemorate tho Centennial.
, 1873-05-17

/ Among the otho, distractions of n. ,.,~
spanish nopublio, tho financial question beo,ns
10 loom up in worry Serious mannor. Tha n.r-
potulty Of tho Republic s a. much ouoat;on -.
money as Of politics, porhapa more. and h,
'a'oas accounts from that unfortunate countr.
sno" Its finances to bo in anything but a proane,
" uu' condition During tho lattor part Of Apr,,
'au "' f0oamatona upon tho Treasury for pro,eatod
ollls o and other pressing claims became 70 or.,t
9nat tho Minister Of Finance wus ob1,ood
TO summon 1ncotinE Of tho principal can't
'@l'Sts OF Madrid. Ho laid boforo thai,
. s'asemont OF tho national 1lnancos, md adaaa
TINT by tho ond OF tho financial vo.r 1un. On
tno doicit Will amount to 900, 900 600 Of re.1a
(s1oo'oo ,ooo), which must bo met, and th.t to
meet the moHt important domantls, which naatnrot,
ABOUT May 1, he desired IN advance OF 90, 500 oop
unooF guarantee. Tho capitalists, however.
cid not approve tho torms which worc sueoostod.
anu Tie moatfng broke up without any def3n;te
aotion' Atlast accounts, tho Government vas oon.
sidoring tho adviaabi1ity Of making COMPULSORY
'ho renewal Of Ill tho billa on tic Troaanrv
10 vol as tie issue Of papor money under cor
AIN regulations. a government in this impecn.
lous condition, anl unable to otror any security
'hioh can obtain credit, ia in a hopeless copdi-
fon' md might as roll declare both financial
nd political bankruptcy.
, 1873-05-17

There is considerable discussion in tho nova.
papers about tho Truosdoll bridgo,-tho pattern
OF bridge whicl. gaye way ut Dixon with suoI,
1oarfnl sacrifice Of human life. Thero hayo
been somo efforts to approve Of Mr. Trueadoll's
patent. which consiats Of sorlea of bracoa and
clamp OF peculiar construction. It is stated
that Mr. Truosdou erected fourteen of tboae
bridges IN Now England prior to 1863, when ho
sold out his patont to b1r. Briggs, WHO las
eince built about forty moro throughout that
section Of tho country. WI,ateyer Qualifications
may bo put forward for Mr, Truoydoll's features
In brfdge-buildlug, the fact romalua tlat several
Of his structures Aayo gone down under prQH-
aure tAat should not have brought tl.is about.
It ia stated that whom the Dixon bridge WAS &C.
copied each aroh was subjected to strain OF
ninsty tona. Or fully ai1 timsu tue weight on the
, 1873-05-17

a new railroad imbroglo OF rather fierce
description has been atartod in Wisconsin BY tho
rofusal Of tho Milwaukee d st. Paul Ralroad
Company to accept tho St. Croix Immigrant On
tho torms Of tho recent act OF tho Logislataro,
The reason assigned for the refusal ia, that tho
tito OF tho stato to the lands is in litigaton-a
mot which, somo Of the newspapers say, was we'll
known to tho Company whom thoir attornoys
drow the bill aud their agents lobbIod it through
tho Legislature. There is vast tlcal of indig-
nans comment on this action in tho press Of tho
State. aud aonlo talk Of an extra session Of tho
Legislature Tor the double purpose of diaposlng
Of tho land!grant and passing q 1aw to prohibit
tho st. Paul and Northwestern Companies from
pooling their earnings.
, 1873-05-17

Tito Chicago produce markets we're less active
yesterday. Mcss pork was woak and 4oo nor brl
lower, closing at s16.05@18.10 cash, and 91e.7o
aoller July. Lard was dull and 60 por 100 ibe
lower, ut 5000 seller June, and 5000 9.25 seller
July. Meats we're dull and 1Go por lb lower, at
G29@o1c for ahoulders, 894@811c for. abort
ribs, 81s@821c for short clear, aud 1o@111 e for
a'Foet picked hams. Lake froIghts rcrc quict.
but tlrmor, ut 5116@cc for corn TO Buffalo. High
winea were active and unchanged ut 8o11o por
gallon. Flour vas moro aotiyo and strong at
former prices. Whoat was active, and 10 per bu
higher, closing at e1.s21zz cash, and S1.s156 SOL
ler Juno. Corn was active and 1c lower. c1os-
ing ut $3.50 'caah, aud 4019o seller June. Oats
worc loas active, and SHADE castor, closing at
3294o cash, and 1890 seller June. Ryo was
quiet and steady at 6911fc. Barley vas nominally
unchanged at 71@83o for poor to good No. 2.
Hogs we're dull and weak at 94.75@5.o5. Thoro
WAS no decided change in tho cattle md sheep
markets.
, 1873-05-17

Charles francis Adama' ill-judgod exaltation
OF Mr. Seward at the expense Of President Liu-
coin, In Ills roccnt culogy, has callcd forth
another protest. Montgomery blair, who
Was Posttnastor-Gcnoral undor hrr. Lincoln,
sayB that gross injustice has boon dono
&r. Lincoln by Mr.. Adams. and that socro-
tary Wollea aharea tho eame opinion. Chief Jus
ttco chnso WAS asked by Mr. Blair to join in
statement to tho country that 1fr. Adams had
boon mialod aa t., the rotations betweon tho
President and his Secretary Of state, but ho
aeemod to prefer that tho mistake should 10 ig-
norod, saying that Pro1dont Lincolns 1nomo,y
conld uot DO hurt by any e1asseratfon OF Mr.
soward's merita.' -