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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-18
ll:l0 a.m.-Sales for February. 2OMc; March
No. mil 2nILr. LnlY. 2lILc.

LIVERPOOL. February IS, II 80 a.m.-Cotton
opens quiet but steady. Uplands. gAd; Or
leans, lO9l01sd.
2p.m.-Cotton Is quiet but steady. Uplands.
gId; Orleans. l09lO1sd. Sales, 1000 bales,
Of which 1000 were for export and speculation.
5p.m.- Cotton closes quiet but steady. Up
lads, gt4@d; Orleans, l0@l0kd.
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Stations.

tBelow hiEh water Of ISL.
tFallinF fast. 81,
Blank t-....l indicates no report; cipher ol
stationary; 60 rising; Cd gorged;
f0fcian s. W. RH0Dk,
Observer siEnal Service. U. s. A.
THE RIvERs AND WEATHER.
A GOOD Is reported in the Epper Ohio
and at every point below its source the
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THE RUINS TO-DAY.

This morning the ruins presented a
dangerous appearance. A gang of men
were at work clearing away the debris
fearing that some human being might
yet be beneath. The building runs back
about sixty feet from Jefferson street TO
the alley. About twenty feet of the rear
part fell down; the front part is yet
standing, but dangerous and suspicious
cracks give warning that danger still
turks around the tenement. The rookery
will have to be torn down and rebuilt
before it will be safe for any person to
inhabit it.
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shad, Bhad.

A choice lot just received by Victor
D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. 100
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]. W. S. BRowrE, l6 Jefferson St, 98t

MANsFoRD, corner of Second and
Monroe, has the largest stock of valen-
tines in the city, and is selling at low
rates to wholesale customers. His re-
tail stock of valentines viii be opened
February 3.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-18

SHIPPING TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the PUBLIC LEDGER
office. 43I
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once. No. IL Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.

PrrrsBuRa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street. Bethel Block. 7
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FsEsH Canadian oat meal, sweet cider
pure strained and comb honey, and a
full line of extra family groceries, at j.
Deyoto's, corner of Third and Adams
s,rss,. isl
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For Francis RiYer

Regular Tuesday Packet-FOr all way land
ings on the Mississippi 10 Helena, Ian
guile, to Mariana, and st. Francis river to
Wittsburg.
| ST. FRANCIS.............T. r. Bowman, master
WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS AS T~5s r.
| w above every TUESDAY, ats IaAh72,ttf
O'Clock pm. For freight or pas Elsfssas.1Aah
page apply on board. 145-t
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For solid gold jewolry go to the Jet
Palace. DOL
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water is reported rising rapidly. The
Missouri gorge has broken, and last
night Il was passing St. Louis. The
Illinois is expected to break at any mo-
ment, and will add greatly to the inn
mense volume OF water already coming
from every quarter. All Of the streams
in this State, as well as those bordering
upon the Ohio, are full, and even the
Arkansas and White rivers are rising
rapidly. The latter rose over seven feet
at Jacksonport yesterday, and is now
fdhy seventeen feet above low water
mark. Here the rise is less rapid, as
the water now has outlet above in the
bayous and swamps, but there is yet
some danger Of an overflow. Indeed,
with the immense volume Of water rush
ing down the upper streams it can
hardly be avoided, and those who have
property on the lowlands and in the
valley Of the Mississippi should prepare
for the worst. The weather continues
pleasant, and business at the landing is
fully active as on yesterday.
BUSINESS.
The freight brought by the boats yes
terday is being taken from the landing
rapidly but not fast enough, however,
for the rapidly rising river, as one or
two piles Of corn and cotton seed are
now partly under water. The entire
available dray force of the city is at
work, however, and the freight is being
moved as fast as possible to make room
for more. There were several arrivals
and three departures during the night
and this morning. The Frank Forest
brought ll3 bales cotton and 375 sacks
of seed. The Henry S. Turner passed
up at I o'clock this morning for Cincin-
natl with 400 tons of sugar and molasses,
discharging here 35 bales cotton, Is
hogsheads sugar and 237 sacks coffee
The Mary Boyd, from the Arkansas,
arrived early with 937 bales of cotton
that was piled seven tiers high on her
deck and even slowed On her boiler deck.
The Tom Jasper came up from New Or
leans, discharging here 40 hogsheads
sugar, so barrels, so nalf-barrels and 80
quarter barrels molasses, 80 barrels
cement rs boxes oranges, and has 600
tons for points above. The Pat Cleburne
brought 52S bales Of cotton from White
river, and reshipped 245 bales at the
mouth of White river. The Indiana
came down before noon from Louisville
with huge trip. The towboat Ajax with
l6 boats, le barges Of coal and 2 fuel
boats went down at IL o clock last night.
The Grand Lake No. 2 with empty coal
boats came up this morning on her way
to Pittsburg. The Northwestern passed
up at midnight well laden. The Susie
Silver went down just before daylight
with big trip, and the City of Helena
passed up soon afterwards, doing little
here.
/ HAVE some empty coal barges for
sale low.
$50 Gro. MELLERsH, 27S Main st.
BOATs TO LEAVE
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For Arknnsns River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-U. S. Mail Line For Pine Blud,
Little Rock. and all points through to Fort
Smith.
MARY B0YD................R.L l.. Haines, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON RS,
w TUESDAY, 18th instant, at ~
5 pm. She will reship her freight a.sa'azsasaaeA
at Little Rock, for points above, on the steam
er Fort Gibson.
JOHN N. HARDIN, Agent,
144-l46l Office on Wharfbpat, foot of Courtst.
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P. E. Army, Chief of Police:
CAUTION.

All such occasions as Mardi Gras af-
fords good fields of operation to thieves
and pickpockets. To guard againstsuch
depredations all citizens and strangers
are requested to deposit, in some place
of safe keeping their watches, breast
pins and other valuables; and eur citi-
zens should see that their houses are
left in charge Of some person who will
protect the same in their absence.
P. r. ATHY, Chief of Police.
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POLICE ORDER.
special order for Mardi.Gras.
OFfICE NhlEf VI OLlNLi
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February IL, 1873.

MEMPHIS, lENN.g QeDi uhig ~ Ao'Ss
Tuesday, the 25th inst, being the sec.
ond anniversary of the celebration Of
Mardi- Gras in our city, the following
orders are made at this time, so that
ample opportunity is afforded those who
intend participating in the festivities to
note what will be the consequences to
those who misbehave themselves on that
occasion:
First. The entire police force of the
city will be on duty during the day and
night. They are hereby commanded to
protect all masqueraders, to whom, will
be granted the greatest latitude so long
as they conduct themselves with pro
priety.
Second. No vehicles of any descrlp
ton whatever, or mounted men, will be
allowed on Main street, from Concord
to Linden, between the hours of one
.. m. and ten pm. This does not IN
clude those who may participate IN the
procession, either on horseback or IN
vehicles.
Third. All persons drunk on the
street, acting in disorderly manner OF
caught carrying concealed weapons, will
be promptly arrested and confined in
the station-house.
Under no circumstances will a toIJeai
be taken for any person arrested thai
day or night a
Fourth. A detail has been made for
the different bathrooms sufficient in mum
beers to insure order and decorum. Par
ties attending balls will be subject to ex,
animation, and will be deprived OF all
weapons. Those refusing to be searched
will not be admitted to the balls.
The officers and men will see that
these orders are strictly obeyed; No
excuse will be taken for any dereliction
of duty.
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For the finest solid gold jewelry go to
the Jet Palace. 66I
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TOOR sALE-A GOOD CODA STAND. WITH IL
apparatus and two fountains, cheap, ~ ~
Main street near Madison. I'LL
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For Cairo and sd. Louis.

Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company-For
Hickman. Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
ST. JOSEPH. Gray. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE U-=,
Wy THIS DAY. 18th instant, at stll a..
AID. STORM. Treasurer.
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-REsIDENCE--oWINGT TO !, NY !.
loss BY he late dt re a. hVery sn street, house
sen xy;tb fonr rooms and hall, side and front
Torches basement and kitchen, good well and
cistern title perfect and terms hoerai' Apply
10 , t5efe'"H' " H. H. LEMON. Al Avery street:
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Buy your wood from c H. John
son, III Poplar ST., near Fourth. 1t
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For several hours the men worked
faithfully trying to extricate the people
from beneath the bricks and rafters.
Their efforts were at last successful.
Mariana and wife, Armstrong and wife,
were taken out; they we're bruised about
the body, but fortunately no bones were
han
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HOB SALE STORE FIXTURES = COU5As:
ters, shelving. etc.. contained in store 20
Front street. ou.s oro1rr e. pRo
14l-l46 ChAo. olOO1 q INV,
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GAS FITTING, le Jefferson st.
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For white Rivs


Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Company
For Cincinnati and way landings.
HENRY PROBASCo. Robinson, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ~.
w WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, 1890
UP. WALKER, Sup't,
on Company's Wharfboat, foot Court ct.
| I45-l47
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MAN.TRAP.
A RieHety Ola House Tumbiss
me- Ss-R ass sslss hs% n ssss

Dew and uuriea Eour People IN
the Standardization Escape.
No, GO Jefferson street, between Second
aud Third. = three-story brick rookery
that has, we understand, been hereto
fore considered unsafe by the fire OIL
cials. II was built years since out Of
poor materials, and was put up in the
cheapest and most reckless manner. II
was nothing more than brick pyramid,
almost destitute Of mortar. and has been
occupied for some time as boarding
house or tenement, where human lives
were every moment 10 the greatest
danger. The lessee Of the treaeherous
building was X. BuehignAni, who sub.
letted il to others, The occupants yes
terday were, on the second floor, j. Ma
rianna, saloon keeper. and wife, A.
Armstrong, shoemaker, and wife; and
above them, in the third story, number
Of sayoyard musicians resided.
At II o'clock last night, while the oc'
cupants we're preparing to retire, noise
was heard, and the erumbling, crushing
walls gave warning that an earthquake
or some other subterraneous convulsion
had undermined the frail old tenement
house which was falling to pieces, In
an instant the walls cayed inward and
outward, and the house was gone, moth
ing remaing but a heap Of crumbled
ruins, brick and timbers, beneath which
the occupants were entombed. The
alarm quickly spread, and in a few min
utes an excited crowd Of citizens gath
cred around the ruins. The cries Of the
uniortunates buried beneath were heart
rending. Chief Of Police Athy ant
members Of his force, aided by a number
of citizens, went to work with will Il
rescue the unfortunates.
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BOATS TO LEAVE.


For WITTsBURG.-The St. Francis,
Captain T. R. Bowman, leaves for Madi.
son, Wittsburg and all landings on the
st. Francis this afternoon at o'clock,
and will go all the way through without
fail. Sam. G. Paine, James Franklin
and William Knuckles are clerks.
For ARKANSAS RIvER.-The Pink Var,
BILE, Captain James Fenwick, leaves fol-
Pine Bluff and all way landings this
evening.
For NAPOLEON A. j. White,
Captain Mark Cheek, leaves as above
this evening. Ed. C. Postal is chief
clerk.
For ARKANSAS RIvER.-The Mary
Boyd, Captain r. L. Haines, leaves for
Little Rock and all way points this
afternoon.
For WHITE RIvER.-The Pat Gle
burne, Captain William Ashford, leaves
for Jacksonport and all points on White
river this afterRoon at o'clock. D. P.
Davis is clerk.
For ST. Lou1s.-The St. Joseph,
Captain Gray, leaves as above this even
ing at 5 o'clock, for Cairo and St. Louis.
Mr.. o. Hewett is chief secretary.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The bluffs were crowded yesterday
afternoon with the best portion of our
community-LEDGER readers-who went
out there to see the boats discharging
their immense cargoes of freight
The Cherokees cotton, l57 bales, was
sold at auction yesterday at from $40 to
$52 per bale.
The Belle Lee will be up tomorrow
and goes back on Thursday
A telegram from Selma, Ala, says
the Alabama river, yesterday, had swol-
len to within three feet of the great July
foods and was still rising.
The Charles Brown went down yester
day, after leaving two coal barges here,
and had ten barges for the Morgan line
Of steamers, which she takes to the
mouth of Red River, and from there
they go through the bayous and lakes
up Red River to Brashear City.
The Ohio rose four feet at Evansville,
yesterday.
The river at Alton yesterday rose five
feet from backwater from the Missouri,
and when it falls will probably break the
ice there and above.
A telegram from Louisville states that
yesterday the Ohio there was full Of
drift, and crowds were attracted to the
banks 20 watch the rising water. Old
boatmen say the prospect is fair for the
highest water for several years.
The Hope6eld wharfbOat will go to
the docks at Cairo or Mound City to be
docked.
A dispatch received from Pittsbnrg
late last night, in referring to the i'm
mense rise there, says:
River nineteen feet and rising rapidly.
The GOOD which so Unexpectedly com
menced in the Mouongahela river last
night continues without abatement and
is rather increasing in violence. Il Is
impossible to approximate the amount
Of damage done, bat II Is considered the
greatest river disaster ever experienced
in this section. Grave rumors are cur
rent Of the damage done up the river.
The loss Of life has not been as great as
vas supposed. Rumors prevailed tesi
some twelve or fifteen men had gone
dnun- Int N fnrns ont that aalI lHo men
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T,oR RENT OFFICES : THREE COOP
X ne;ces in the Planters Insurance 20.
baiialns' APP'' PLANTERS ms. co.,
.9-+ No. Al Madison street.
NOR RENT-A GOOD FRONT OFFICE,
mp-stairs in LEDGER Building. Apply IN
b,s;ness office. 10 Madison street l-I
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T1oR sALE-SPLENDID BUSINESS LOT.
HOAnnlv 10 Mrs, M. W. Brown. 1872 Main
Loaf or G. w. Frazer, IS Monroe. 1857
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T5OR sALE-TIIREE FRAME DOUBLE
tenements; two fronting on Winehaster,
eIa rlheT on Commerce street, near the corner
~ Seeond street; lot 74xlS6 feet, with side
oiisv. taowp a. the property of VIM. Kehoe,
deceased. Price, 5000 cash, Title perfect.
Apply to VIM, T. msldES9, a. the once q y
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NOR RENT "A FINE RESIDENCE, ON
n Union avenue next to Baccigalupo'e place.
1iso n two. story basement house on Dunlap
streSs N'"i MARX & BENSD0RF,
-, No Madison street.
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v-S6q sALE-A SUPERIOR BUGGY MARE
Hg,Li-d and gentle; also, buggy ana nag
MI r. w. SHELTON,
NeIs Ss;t 275 Main street.
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NOR RENT-A FARM OF FIVE ACRES.
2T miles from the city on the Horn Lake
road known as the jacob Place or Forest
Retreat. This place is stocked with choices
frnit. such as grapes, peaches, pears. apricots,
etc, and is well suited for market garden:
The dwelling house has twelve rooms, three
nnSnished. Possession given Immediately.
ABBY to Swayne & Oolman. Rental Agents
No. lis Main street, or to j. W. Jefferson, No.
~ Madiaon st, Iz-I
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UHoR sALE-0LD NEWSPAPERS s Ia a
Public Ledger office. --,-.-- -
NOR sALE-A 7-H0RsE POWER P0ktAE
il BILE engine and boiler, IN good ifs.a.
Srder. now running the presses in this omeei
will be sold cheap 70 make room LOT Ia
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BUSINESS HOUSES.
LOST.

n OsT = AT THE SECOND PREsBYTEf-
Ia rlan church, Sunday, 9th inst, cameo PIN
with large gold cross att@eShieai any 9 ps,heI
Rlnck. will be suitably rewarded. l43-Iol
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New ORLEANS. February Is, 1850 Am
Cotton IA In fair demand. Middling, 1870;
sales to-day, = bales. Sight exchange, par.
Sterling exchange, ~.
- ". rahr,nr, II 1n,ao -cniinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31

and Dir demand for vessels from DE Petroleum trade with rates about
S Cotton The Sc%us f rate, for 1 we're b.
all Loo packages Of PrOyHSn At and 1000 bales q Cotton at
100 Lard .O To Rotterdam by 'A 500 bO1es Bacon at As 81
Sl q ass ton. register hence to liverpool With general
private terms German bark Of 81 tons % hence 70 RSf,% win
e u1si Kingdom 500 Gssrsf' ca es5n'3 barn
Ps WIN i = Ss S %s sss Petroleum ss AZ
q fS he sas osIs A Sc SS f sssas az
ys n ps - DO I' fa 80
s2assA for Long Rye SIC for Short SIS for oA and ss for
MoAssEs-rh. offerings were on much reduced scale prices
very a New Orleans quoted At 6Sse Is hes Grocery
NAVAL SToRESspiH Turpen,us has ruled steady with fair
sci c aDd IS bbis for southern NewYOk
s sob moderately export At |aangd grSe' sales S Ss S
bb oO do at 80 So both free on board Tar STEADY but quiet at
and gaehs1sst quoted At Sc in casks and
ISep anil s5a NaS. In Il s snS fTs sales Of 20 bbls
al sSs ~ Prime Winter o.ssE Oh are dull o,., ana
g sell promptly concession made carry In the week Since
pool adyces prices have improved fair business for future de-
a he ISasSs but e extreme E ne a an ana w %
trade and sne Tuesday s has been done NE % ana
vshsiandng the immense Hog crop estimated BY many vel 11i
prices Of HoSs we're more than 81 % PER Il higher
81, seSR as ss ' sS Tsss Ga @ wsS are head
acsinst % 0f head the corresponding week last year the
dOm e continent and evu, that ne Hog crop was not
ogeTtmaed early the would he dbcu for any one
however posted The ANYTHING Ike correct est
the producing the West With another good crop OF
Indian Corn West the Hog will doubtless exceed the estimates
ssngu1e would be extremely tmcut 70 III limit
probable trade TIE In Prime Mess moder-
business has been done owing to the erme prices demanded
good Western and CITY and the city packers have closed Tor
The season In Extra Prime and Clear moderate business
has been done the advance claimed; the business Tor
the fuiare has been limited and the market closes quiet
To-day the Pork market again better but not active Tor me
future The sales cash asd regular $50 6b at e 500 20
New Mess SIC IS for CITY do S3d S3 25 for Extra Pme SIS
for Clear for future delivery We hear $50 bbS Mess seller Sss o.
March Sl6 IS aud go bbl. seller LIST OF April at S6 70 ~
bs do all April private 200 do Rumps at S3 S0d 3 70
quiet sales 50 bis SG0$u 50 for Plain Mess and
Is for Mess Beef Hams quiet and sales OF
2 bb s3l Cut Meats and fair demand
Of Peeled Hams "a No. 2.c; Loo CITY
Hams, bulk 1 d. 2ic; 200 Smoked shoulders az &c ooO
Picked do 6lc llO boxes Dry Sailed SHOULDERS Spot
81 6sei 500 boxes do seller April At ee ~ SC,ss oo a.
Chicago night and TO-DAY &C. 900 boxes d az AZ
d6e and higher sales Of 10 boxes o' Long Ost
lS6s no boxes Short Clear reported At Sc and ioo boxes
sae for CITY La better and N ar demand the inquiry
81; CITY, Sc Tor Fair Prime Steam and Sic for Kettle en'
~ Tie and n ties White DO at lc
delivery sales Of 2750 seller April Bid8c 5boO
seller and 27S0 seller June at $40 GSse,
paving the brokerage and ESQ tc 70 arve, at8c
NEw-yoHE RoR tux WEEK ENDING
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO March 2Receps for the weekCstte l7762 Hogs
$685. sheep 496; corresponding period last yeaI-Cae SdSi
Hogs 3448l; Sheep 98l0 Cattle principally
shipping Prices well maintained particularly the better
rade encouraging from Eastern markets Quality OF
improving; quotations SO 1895 Is for extra graded
Shipping SIS 7Sq SO Is for ChOce IS 2JGS SO for Good;
4750S5 IS for Rar 50 75d 50 50 for Medium 81 5Od 81 Is for
Commons 50 5O0$4 so for SOckeB 81 "a 50 for Common TO
Choice Texans
Hoo in good demand for shipment lOa2c advance; quotations
1895 SIS 3Od SIS so for Pair to Good
SIS Goa SIS Is for Choice and Extra.
better request local accounts prices mer at 50 500
SIS IS for Common Choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Athlsy M,fcA wheat neglected sales Rye dG sos S9ni
cru Barley ggiet' sales car No Canada West at I'll a. Oats
Issssie Flour quiet Cty Mills iecnsd SO supetDe s5a So
sSs a. s5 &c. d. Family $50 wSssi f Choice White
s2loqs2 Par to Prime White ~ S Good 70 rye ka
6sG 81 U.s. Amber Western 81 goa 81 80 Corn tIm ana active
southern E7aiSc MIed White &c R'e steady aud
t9 At cs e y may Ts 70 S aS 5e Cboe 5 New
Packed active receipts q North Far to Good J'@
March 29ImPOrts for The wek ending todayIlou
5S Barley 6 bush Exports for the week ending to-day
Wheat s2z bush Corr 1876 100 BUSH oats 1873 i65 bush Barley
e. Ausei ss 6Sss IS; White 81 5OSsi0 wbeaidul; Nil
, Do Dau SG Eo spst Vice. % cs zS9pg s %
White Michigan 81 sodS2 no sales to record Corn steady sales
Ss eV % STs' T bed ,s M1d Gss Barley sn
S % :" Bs, MAZE sH Sy' Western sras o PRIME Winter
Ses.sr9 Ell lossl IS; Prime casad. Sl 2Oq$ 70 Rye Malt
CHIclso March zFoar bel1y but unchanged wbe,
Ga !f ~ SG No. oBs sps sS SP Rs
se e i' xs S% 9a Ja s9o Ree re no os qne
ss oSessssed No eash and Regular rs t'esh Re
Bsre ds al dislgi Pail 7597e, according % date Of
I4 isb rot I sSDss s5a t. ssss 81 go
zo MAJ Bus Meats eve and higher shoulders 5e freely BID
MssEI s.ef Receipts 900 bbis Flour Wheat
E pnsaiS@s o b. Foar n 6 AZ Wses H0 bush Corn
CSC Sse bush 0ss u 90 'o4 RE- lsoSbu.h Bss
ossAr AsIeh 2afour unchanged and quiet Wheat quiet
s , fs. Sl ss sq ght oSernE Lard qsst Steam held
Issy sc. & shSes Sci hn 9a6ie buyer MAY 6ic basr
sse B s ots u Sc ate BID buTe May; Clear Sides 81
Sac seS ool snd snd trm; Sbouders Cla6te;
CIkyIEn MI sat S9es "a 0c, seller July. WHISKY im e5c
A "a az NJ -sflf firm lab demand Wheat dali;
4S4 scr H1s 7ssf u ioj No do 81 90 Com quiet al
-, Oss sAscy at No 1 etst4 perolsIn
ss iS,I Ter y ne or .O: higher ior s1e lots Ohio
DETROIT March 1s.-Plour dvn .,s u..l, M, -,
1 ~ hiI1 ns u SiEs o. BGl Anb.r ~ S cys
READY no. j. t0zei Yellow ale Oss ann - - "
&c Clover beed - @9ss S Rssp,sS 1S o aRa see1ipg
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