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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-13

SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION This body
hold its annual meeting at the Charles
ton Library, yesterday morning. Gen.
j. 3. Kershaw. First V,ce-President.
presided. and Mr.. a. G.. Magrath, Jr.,
acted as Secretary. by acciam.tion
the old officers were reelected for the
ensuing yenr; Gen. Wade Hampton,
President; Gen. Il. II. Anderson, Gen.
j. B. kershaw, Gen. s. McGownn, Mai
L. G.. Barker, Vice Presidents; Col. A.
c. Haskell, Secretary; Capt. ". X
Bachman, Treasurer. Executive Board
Col. j. II. Riou, Gen. Ellison Capers.
Gen. James Conner, Col. j. McCutchen,
Gen. ". II. Wullsce, Col. A. Coward
Col. G. Irvine Walker. Gen. J. B.
kcrshaw was unanimously elected as
the orator for next year, and in q few
remarks rendered thanks for the honor,
promising to do his best on the occa.
sion. The Treasurer at Columbia was
directed to call upon the various
branches OF the association for their as
s"ssmcnts. Il was announced that the
two scholarships offered at Colonel
Coward's Academy, had been filled Dy
Masters Simpkins, Of Ncwberry, aud
Perrin, OF Abbcviilc-3ons Of two gal.
liant Confederate officers. Letters were
read from Col. William Wallace and
several other prominent members, re.
grctting their inability to attend. A
letter was also read from J. p Thomas,
Esq Superintendent Carolina Military
Institute, placing two scholarships in
that institution At the disposal Of the
association. The meeting then adjourn.
| eu. - Charleston Necs.
/
DEATHS ON THE RAIL.-We learn,
from reliable authority, thut four color
ell men have been killed on the line OF
tho Port Royal Railroad within the last
ten days. and that whiskey WAS the
cause, each one having drank to state
Of iutoxication, laid down on the track
and were crushed to death by the pass.
ing trains. Coroner James Patterson
held an inquest, Oh Saturday last, over
tho body Of the one killed in this
County, and tho verdict of the jury was
in accordance with the above.
BWnweA .ScMinei.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-13

Col. Melchior dare, II descendant OF
the family OF the Maid OF Orleans, has
been one Of the witnesses on the Ba.
Zline treal.
Ballhoad, the escaped convict, las
been arrested in Charleston.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-13

a difficulty occurred Mt IL coiored ball
near Stateburg, S. c.. few nights
since, during which one OF the negroes
engaged in the quarrel, was instantly
killed by another of the party.
Belle Of York. Granger and Lady
Washington were the winners Of tho
Hrst days ruccs in Camden.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-13

We learn by telegraph that Mr.. John
Jones. conductor oi the construction
train on Tie South C,roiina l. .ilroa.l,
was accidentally killed Mt Sto!brand' S
Mill, twelve miles below Columbia, on
Tuesday last. lie was standing between
the cars when the train sturtoI, und fell
on the track, the whole train passing
over him and cutting his body in two.
Tho deceased was native OF Camden,
and is said TO havs been n most cfliciont
officer. - Camden Journul.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-13

LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS. e
1udian Girl-State Bills Received.
Ditson s. Co.-Musical Presents.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-13
G.. d. LOWNDES,
9. j. CARROLL,
Il +, l5I}OWN

GA motion cf Alderman Thompson,
tl.o same was adopted.
On motion, Council adjourned.
CHAS. BARNUM, City Clerk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-14
NEW ORLEAN!

Sproule & McCown, Memphis, TENN
SaueS Spronle & CO., Louisville. KentQc-
ky. - Sproule 81 Harris, st. Lonls, Mo,
Jan. lJ-Gm.
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ever brought to this market. We have q
buyer in the New York Market y. the
year round; orr material is bonght exclu-
sively for cash-cut and made at our own
mannfactorv, and shipped to MS weekly
We can safely say with such advantages
that we can keep constantly on hand q
better assortment, latrr STYLES, aud sell
lower than other dealers III "nr lire. We
keep u very large stock Of the celebrated
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-14
APP0MsrTOX.
The True Story Of General Lees
Surrender.
AN ORCHARD OF RELICS.

"The situation" at Appomattox on the
9th of April, 1865. when Gen. Lee sent
81 t,ag of truce to ask an interview with
Gen. Grant was simply this: There
were only 1850 jailed. iamiSlrad Con-
fehprates with arms in th'ir hands,
nearly surrounded by Eighty THOUSAND
Federal soldiers already in POSITION
with re-entOrcementS constantly arriv-I
inc. Gordon fell back through the viii
lage and moved to meet an attack OF
Sheridan on the flank, while General
ChamJr layue lei the advance corps Of
the Army OF the james into the Court
hnuSr. 4 battery of the Richmond
~iiowitzars. whirh ha1.been engaged at
Biz Bethel IN 1861. stationed in ihe yar''
Of Mr.. Peers, on the extreme northeast
corner of the village, fred the last gun
of the lay. and Withdrew as the blue
waves we're cnrircling it.. The Federal
Wicket line MAS advanced beyond the
village. AMI that little band otheroic
sniritS seemed abnnt to be immolarrd,
when su Eianlv the White flag was dis
PLACED and the firing ceased. There
have been published 50 many sensation
al'reports of tho mretiug between the
two cOmmonIerS that | am glad 20 be
able to retnte them by giving
GEN. LEES ACCOUNT OF WHAT OCCURRED
rs he cave it 10 some friends at his
house. in L~"Xin"ton. bat a few days be-
fore his last illnesS. He slii that he
| had for duty that morning not eight
thnusanA men, aud that when he henrs!
7 yH-.I - .y.+ .i.,,,. ,.-,, =, I,.. ~, -,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-14

R. SPROULE s. MCCOW n,
40 and d. st Charles ST,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-14

~ The fragrant breath of beauty
.~atteSts the matchless purifying proper
ties Of Sozalont. Every lady who has
used il, prorlaims i perfect an
tiaote to dental decay. Pure teeth are
essential I" rurA breath, and both "ro
enjoyed by all WIZ %re>"rtsto this agree
able, Wholesome End Invaluable vcse-
table compound. Sspaldins's Glue will
mend your ways.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-14

NX7E CALL YOUR ATTENTION To
w the fact that we lave now on hand
the largest stock and greatest variety of
fine Class of
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-14
STAB SHIRTS,

made expressly for orr trade, and do re-
commend them rs the BEST MADE. BEST
FITTING, and MOST ECONOMICAL
SHIRT TO be had.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-14
THE INTERVIEW BETWEEN LEE AND GRAN

THE INTERVIEW BETWEEN LIE AND GRAM,
Gen Lee said that when he met Gen.
Grant they exchanged polite SITUATIONS
and he stated t. him lit once that ne de-
sired !: conference in reference 70 the
Subject matter Of their correspondence.
''G"n. Grant returned. You your sword.
did he not. Generai?" one of the com
pany asked. The Oil hero. st~rai%hten-
inc himself mp. rpplicdin most emphat-
ic tones: ..No, sir! he did MOI. He la,!
no opportunity OF doing so. / WAS de
tcrmiual that the siie-arlnS of officers
should De exempt by the terms ut sur
render and ofrcourse | did not offer him
mine. All that IS said about swords
was that Gen. Grant apologizel to me
for Nc wearin" his sword, saying that
il had rome off in his baggage, AM! he
lad not been able to get it III time.'
This SpoilS a great deal OF rhetoric
about '!Graut's magnanimnity in re-
urning Lees sword" aud renders as
ilsuHi as it is false the attempt of North
IN artists to put the scene Oh canvas or
INTO stattary. Even Grants conniv-
allre ut this so-,alled "listorlr scene
will not save it when the world knows
that K. +. Lee said that nothing of the
sort occurred. Gen. Lee stated iirtlfi:
conversation that lie was accompanied
when he met Grant onlr hy Col. Clias,
Marshall, of his personal staff, wh'
went with one of Gen Grants staff tt
finl a suitahl room in which to hold
the conference; that they were frs
shown TO a vacant h1use, and declining
to use that they were conducted by Maj
j Mclean to his house aud shown ihtt
a parlor. Grant was accompanied BY
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-05-14

~ Advertise aud prosperity vii! be
our reward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
COTTON MARKETS.

LorsvrtE Anvil 2s-Couou quiet ADD steady Mi1hng ste
receipts baleSs shipments l,u4s baleS
GALVESTON April 7COtioR quiet Good Ordinary l3@l3ie nsi
receipts bales; sales 25u bales stock. $3.50 bales .
BALTIMORE Apn 2eCOttoB dui hd1ngs ltc; net receipts -
haes gross 100 bales. e1pose0asEise 81 bales sales o4 bales
STOCK $40 bales
SAvAN.H Apnl l5C quiet Mddngs 1870; ret receipts
773 oae eIpos-o Continent 400 bales sales o53 bales stock
y
NEvURLsASs April 2eCoiOu in moderate demand hddhnrs
kltJ bales eiporisio hffat
the Couueut. 1913 haes coasiwe 3JJ bales;
saies sou haes; evening 5lJl9 bales
lCoit0n MllLugs, fece4pa'
bsies sales ll5 bales stock ANS bales
l6COtoD steady. Low Mdllngs. ici uel re-
f5 bales sales 70 bAei STOCK
5,j5i bales go.
CNcNNAr Apni 26-Coitoh qmtt Mdirgs l9lci receipts,
s9l bsss; shipments l.l9l bales stock EDS bales
OHARLEsToS Apu 25Cotton quiet Mdthugs lS3e net re-
s.pts 800 bales; stock, 2i.5Jo bales
ST LOUIS. Apu @.-Couoo dun Madhnss SIci receipts "
bales. shipments 81 bales. . ,,..,
1919 $500 ,.,- ,-, 49,
BoroN Apni 2GCotioa quiet Midlugs 9e receipts 10
les gross J bales Great britain Si5 bales sales 30
bales stock. 70 600 bales. 49,.
oBILR April &c Cotton ous, unchanged MiIrgs sic net
receipts gross baes rs bales
ssI 600 bales. sOct. -. rs bales.
April 2bCoun hruer Low hd1insst ltiei ectPsf
6s bales shipments ell Usirs. stock. S4ls bAieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

Seed So Rsesipt,-s nm hu,b Wheat hs.h Cora bush
oalS SalIRe9l 900 bb' FioS 2Ooo bnh Wheat 1869 es'A'
LOUISVILLE April -Four su and IN fair demands r, Of PANTY
as s. for Re- s,d ASbsi 81 SO e for Corn i ., &c,
c for Ssesed from store Rye m al 7oc Provisions qgit Pst
oi So sdss BaeorSaes Of shouser. At ste Ss1r ES 80
PAU iS md P9sT ,st's Bah sl c ss,' , 1,a
Tic shoulders 9ic Clear Ra SIDES &c lof oe'u
Land 6rm at 9le ior reTce 1910 for Kess lie Iof seae
NilSsUSEE April 2Flour quiet upeh,nsa wheat s,S
No 81 % Nc 81 2t Cen s@ sSo in, SS Stirring
ss lake Trsisiwbsst 70 BuGao Osvego zoe Regents
3ooo bb Flour 21ooe BUSH Wheat ShP~eH''' 'O''
NESPa Gpn ls-Fo5r dull 'ud unessprd CT y" p soa
scarce :; sT7Ssc Oats demand and hsheI AZ "s"' nv"
visions sm and UNCHANGED a.. =, s,i n, Prime, s2s for
Choice Dr. Ss quiet for ShcS1rs se oT Clear
Rb Siies and Toe Tor Clear sides bteen % So, bs,ssr a.
lo Tor S s 5 Common Far to Good EIebageSrhbs
20 Sse AS SG"fon uashured 800 bb At 50 = ior
No. SPnng 50 . iSy ATOS s 1s pessprsd sss Of PDs
Canada Al 80 a. 1on ssso, slts % 70 e OS S M
t al % for Bcied sBd q for Unbcle eEt Mleed 40
- ION Railroad Freght-Fog PaaelRtIa, g1ci Beg
ION S 20 YswT'rk, Aei Albany &c Receipts By LAKE.
= April s6-PrOOns advancing tendency Lard
S NV, 1 % a a,s Red 81 Ssi A@bsr 81 ga 81 g.
sSiag Amber 81 q Rye bed :, staas Corn in improved de-
setse White a52e Mixed @ aise Petroleum frner Cruae
- Lows ADn 2four quiet unehanged only orr trade
Whssi IN iI demand ana higher, sAss o. DO SOL! Se,H "
on aet; 4Se sacked dull and declining 81 % for No
shtkct batI hm AZ No nv
Gu ii roc TOT No WHISKY sc PORK lover sis seller
Ju seller August Dry Sailed Meats held nrmir but little
doing; SAGE for Clear Rb and Clear
doing Clear Rib aud Clear Sd sold at
IUuic OF Obbiug and lots sold Al 3 dde
shoulders lOc iot Clear Bib Sides l0o ior Cesr 9e Lard
uomusr pume without BUYERS Live Hogs
and a, unchanged Receipts bills Flour 1000 bush Wheat
- 100 bush. Corn, 10 200 bush Oats add 900 Hogs.
TeLzDo 1-FlOur hm fair demand Whe,i IN good
demsud and higher No White Michigan, 81 81 Amber Michigan
on the rot 750Sl Isl 81 Is June ~ %; Ne
Red 81 81 No Red Tor MAY ~ TOT Com shade higher HIGH
Mixed on the spot tc f6lo hAl Of MAY zoe June
s6 july ale; August gsc Mixed YeON, ibic; White
Soc: TRADE 44ic Oats demand and hrn; No a. 4e@'
Rejected 14 Covefsee ReceiptS-70O bush Wheat NVv
bb Corn 900 bus Oas Shipments ibis Flour 1880 b4sb
Wheat. bnsh Corn. 90 bush. Oats .
WILMINGTON n g. Apal l6.-Spnts Turpentue dull At &C.
quiet Is FOR Los No 20 Tor Extra No J. - ~ 70
1grpentne steady - - 81 Tor leoa DIP anS
- 10 Tor Virgin. Tar STEADY al -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. April Ss. 1878.

NEw-YORK, batnrraYs hpfI D I5IS
At this time of the year we are wont TO look
for far more active horse trade than we have had oc
cason TO notice during the week just drawing 70 close
Owing TO the easier money market and more agreeable
weather there has been some Improvement In the gem
eral condition Of the trade, but the aggregate saer'
especially Of valuable stock, have not been sufficient 10
make the seasons business pay ing one thus Ir we
nave mad fair demand Tor light ana heaVy WORK hOseo'
ranging from Sl25 to 500 per head, according 70 sz
weight and quality, and transactions III STOCK OF lnls
knu nave "a usual been more prohtaDe lnau IN nOIsc
OF other descriptions Sales Of matched carnage horses
were effected az from $1,000 10 500 per pair ana IN
Few Instances very large stylish carriage spans brought
as much $4,000 TO $C0 The market for speedy horses
has been very duh Tor some time past AT the puhAc
auction marts the business Of the week has been some
what IN advance OF the preceding one, without any
special feature to note
At the sale held this day at Mr. Arch Johnson's new
Horse Mart in East Tnrteenth-st., near University
place. the following sales Effected n the presence
fair Attendance Wel-dlspOsed bidders:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS

AiivI Ar an ere s hut Little milling inquiry for wheat Rre
s"go Apn for week ending today: Tloqr "a sno
~ i1 us. Ere o bush Exports for week ending today:
J. ll Con- 20 ,S' plsl- Oel'' 1850 sss. 64i.ei
~ srr1g 10 e. ga rs Bakers - ga 80 = Amber
ga e.. Quote q usukes No spring at 6 520sl SIS
g. u i5i White Oausia 81 150rl % Waite Michigan
= 40. bush Do % foc 225O .llc O.ts sealr; sales
s.' r. store a. a. B.y s1ie ,, sss = q S.asa.
= 80 STATE nominal 65c Barley Aalt qu.eis a.
4 e. 20 Wstsru; Iva II IS for Prime 'wiatsT NessrB
s-vl . 81 r-ut Canada Rye Malt hed a 5e
s9It Apr 1t-C0i.or dull Low hiddiug llidl34c Flour
q, L CO. ls- Oh ui ghoss anehaage4 Wheat IN good de-
s1s tIm Cho ce White - 65Q ~ 10 Far - Prime
- ~ o. al 1JasI 30, Wesieru Red 8l0si g. 90
stsael g. Corn scarce and Gmi southern White
t, loel oemall Sou.befn 5Ja5fe Western MiEed. 4se
- 'e ui tunsr. Mess Pork. sla 5o4s9 Buik Aeais
2 o., IL i Ger I'D 1oes y 9ste bacon-ehoul1e ol"
49, Hein Bus l ana unchsagcd. Wh.sEy nominal a. sle
- ll oaI qlet aaa aneianseo heat sieaagi NO
u !. cash 2 - tor Say; % z6i for JuHei 10. do
q, ssa 57icfar Mas 4ic Tor June; keeele %, a3lc
tsts M. o sc csai Use ios Nay Y jeeiea % a9la
- Me- Port loser aust and weak sl7 - for MAJ; rs "
ga i- .ha1e se' qsiI ad sssE % 10 Tor Msy - Is
~ !, 81 BOSE ~ Jaae 80 2' So 30 ioo.s Baeoa s,ss1s
% 49, 90 &c isL.''5, ssa Y our. 400 bash " beat
p o. , Roar p o. % bash Wheat i'sOoo bsa-- Corn 100
essf Ami 2--F8aI srn a. o. so9sT IS Whsst steady
- ~ Cora o. 90 fsc Aje aro al o9c. Oas hm Al %
- II I'm qusl tsd 80 a. 0c as So Lard osei;
g. x ~ sesm -el 20 slr Kettle, se buls Meas easier
pa u bars- li1 H L iassf June Bsos. ease, I'd a
Sc i t1lT RIO slesa lysG4yaf 10 cleAS scss.
b. a1rr frn nd IN fir dsusni Ygbesi quiet
NJ s .i H- 90 &C. log So. siae fe'foieuia IN good o.
rn H-II,lT ere 30 uel.1ge1 Whaf ~.'av
-i- ,l.--.-. Jus B. loo4 dsa.ri ai c -siI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

felt Orr European sivices 10th by mall so -o ~
tv.rshe or further advance In Mhca ai.nsu ~ g..
Buroue hss been favorable for tae creps WI ~ -
r.Sui to 20Qu0l huh sud on Nb"ee ~ 90
~. a0p bush. and Of Winter, not g 80 49,
- T,e exports 81 the hsre eeen $50 ''
.-.t 1897 bush. The corresponding 49, - =.
s9sT hol3ers Wheat have advanced Ter view $500 60
bt,e thc d1y % estsDiAh fSsi
se very frn aud The scgrerate supply ~ So 1
-. - n,rtet Is Quiet but Gos when Sar,e nul
- hssvv. The absence Of eoc shpfng qnAses ohfcAs
s..re fhs sizes are bush at - 80 - - ei
W Spring, 70 ar1ve " t"o Neehs ana
go p sr5 IN - ss; 80 Milwaukee on n'ae NInN bsles
VI fre5 5epspl. oir0 bush western al NC ~
y 40 10 ~ - es,vy oats better and IN demand part
srre ,ae an $50 bash Ne" Olie aat ~ "0e
- g.. western Afci ~ 54iG55te. ard soc bid FOR
III @ a., 81 sr New Mire. 10 store re hei9 higher and Is
M -. I'D sale az 5. and 800 hush- Can1cizn, 20 ar
= an ,ts trs Corn better bat not active the supply Of New
~ w - -r ne higher prices asked check business the
q - Wrsrr Mxetat 65s1uc, Uusurnd 20 High xed
H. - u TIC or New Mixed, a4oai; Weston White At
ole. do Yellow SO ~ 4i&c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ssps igrl ,-l a-C5usols opened 93i for and
sl,, United Weuiv bonds. 1865 DID, 9lS 1915
~ ieRraes Oh. rer res sI. Ene Railway shares 50i
i~tr Apl states FIVE Twenty oouds s5t for The
tar
.'ufOal Ap-l 25'l u-CotOn opened quiet Middng Up
~ % aAi1sIlE O.e... llI
1lls Aou l-C5usol. closed 93 for rnoney aud the
49, ltec Ial-Fary 83i Erie Railway shares. 5pI
t.fooL Ap~. cotton closed du the sales Of TIE
'' e .' .Ies .afng 90 Tor export and speculation
- As l bales Ansnolu sales Of Cotton shipped iron
- o. Clss.u. March AMI April 9td from keE Ofieani
- eel ipr. View Orleans deliverable April az
- i1t from Ma 3id Brea1stufs quiet
Tui Cheese g. for TIE best grades Of American
il'ot Apn. 1,-Esaa-z- Bacon, l5I y eWt for Sbor Rib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

psr Ar.L .rfr rssssis and Rrlir01da
u e. rsrs. A.s rt Beeswsr So bales Broom Corn,
. i .a1. % r.- Uuei Fru 467 bbs Escs, l1-ZS bbls.
- o. as hs-- Msa 900 bush Wheat, y 900 5usa
tfl DC t.. Oa. HHsl Barley sl9 hays seed % b0is.
hffs 8 e eU. Doc ulls Hides. 9.JO9 SIDES Leather,
q, -- ti la Joe b8 Oh 51 bbs. Rel OIL so pkss. Cur
t'l1 y rors al Beef. 1855 tos. Lard So pkgs. But
, lg Cheese o. .l IaJu. ~ pigs Rice, 20 pEgZ starch.
y ia lt4fr o. r.- ulsc1o % bales Wool 6j bbS WbsEv.
s,ts Prslce ODE week include 70 40 hbl Flour, s. 7S9
-iif l- . . Neal 5 uagz DO, Isl % bush Wheat,
, "a IA 1.-1 Oats 50 bush. Rte 100 1ush. Malt
a-i4 Do I Peas i.J saoks Cover SEED lIl2 pk gs
zee ~ c. llt Meats, 1tl9 10. LA-f bi5 kess 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

w. Barker private stables No 22s West Forty
st., ON Monday, Apfu %, at 10 a. M
SALES ELSEWHERE OF VALUABLE STOCK
Mr.. X. Lowell, proprietor OF the " Allen
Training Stables" at Lexington KY, reports the follow
ing sales: To Mr. John Wanless OF Denver, COl L.
Thoroughbred stallion Cahp, aged. by Second sOv-
ereign p Chestnut stallion VIC, five years, by Uncle
Vic out OF Jennie Johnston. by Sweet Owen 3. Brown
colt three years. by Ericsson Gam by M1hOnct sac ont
OF the dam OF American Clay A. Gray brood mare Lady
Curry byAeXan Pilot. in f0al 10 AlmOnt Chestnut
lY, year old by VIC, dam by Colossus. graudan by
Gray Eagle 6. a yearnug My by AlnOnt, Jam DY
Brown Chef. To Mr.. Edward Thorn Oi InOrndaei Nj
Bay hy Lady Eleanor, three years, by Abdalah Pilot,
Reeds MamDrlnO Columbus, second dam by imp
Glencoe third by Bertrand Sir. ThOrne PAD $1,000
Tor this y The following trOttng colts were sOld Oy H.
j. Tracey 0f Lexington TO Robert Dempster oil Philips
Uurg j.: l. Gray colt, three years. by Bayard Bay
gcdlng four years by Clark Chief g. Bay gedng Tour
years. by Acalde 4. Bay gelding, three years by
Frank Chestnut geding, four years, Dy EdWn FOR
rest r 8. Black lilly, four years by Diamond l. Chest
nut colt by Naxsl (paceTl 8. Bay pony, nye years.
Joseph A. HOwerton OF Bourbon Co.. KY, sold 10 W :
Games yearlng colt by Mambrlno Pilot j., Tor sl5O
AT public held at the Glen Flora Stock FARM near
Maukegan, H., several Clydesdale stations We're SOFA,
one OF WHICH, imported English draft horse, was sold
for S7OO; another bred IL Canada, Tor sl,O0-ttrom
Exchanges.
The season is now so far advanced that even fair de-
Of activity, ~ now exhibited Ia tue carriage
trade cannot looked upon very satisfactory Wth
the leading manufacturers business has been probably
during the corresponding season OF the past
year but the general trade especially sales from repOS
where vehicles SOLD on cOmsSlOn nave as yet
been very light.
Exports Of CdTrtages Exports Of Carriage hater a's
10 }3y Cuba, whrrls. lib
Brusb West lssies IL. 80 Exports Of Yarnish.
800 Cuba, 20 o%OV
Imports Of C1rTt1gsG
iD
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The indianapolis, Blooming.
ton and Western Railway

possesses al As advlutaF named and has 10 addition
axe busass, already and assured % The BONDS Of this
,sd sos offered are GOLD SEVEN PER CENT CONVERTIBLE
are FULLY SECURED brs FIRST MORTGAGE extension Of
27 miles and are liability line Of 40 miles Of which
our.snhs completed
The geographical position Of ihs road remarkably vorabs Con-
saeug At Indianapolis Direction and vsrgng At Cham
a Il hss terminal points PEORIA Illinois River and on the
Mississippi opposite ReoEuE.
Net eaugs division from Indianapolis TO Psn sni Peoria ire
sre and have been for period greater THAI the amount
r9red Tor interest bonds ssled By TIE COMPANY. Regular trains
are running Of the extension and total receipts
Of the road rear be very siaeoy TO all hodes Of rs
securities
The Earnings Of 1872 s1,3j9,690 S. an In
crease Of SJg5. 900 1871. Ii Is expected they
will reach -, coo 200 during the present year.
These Bonds ave ~ INTRINSIC VALUE exceeding bs present low
pee OF 80 ID INTEREST and boilers will end POSITIVE AD
VANTAGE an esrT Increase Of their investment COa
roas January % Iuly 1.
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED N EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES
Pamphlets maps. sid eiIeaGIs furashed OF application
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SelE-Tbe uarEe. quiet With far 20 good Retiring Il
rl- .uls MOaSses Sugars az tc 5u nt1s
1t Ceut-1.il of cs AID 573 mosy Centrifugal
r. bg 1lrr- r lo-s-es sugars % 0ic Rehled sugars
rlt1uN .- .r arl. ODD IJOlHic for Soi White
st -- 04.lal lt 19c oI Clover aDd - - ior
Irtf
C4uy ,... srf r. quoted at sldIOc for Prime TO very
l.lffuc .r ... Ir
lLLJN .s e and lrn sales 81 900 % Fair 10 Prime
..5-t.
EEEI - and uo.s a,,e; sales Of 800 Jbla at o. 9s.e.
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4 % I'M 81 zl4, Ia I3ls52 sss 1880 5ss22s9 z9sss2
Slns -- ..- 1900 80. 49, -. 49,.
PTRO MRetl.i l-s been active an1 bruef Wih
no offered. reported Of 2l0u bbiS MAY 2i GLE
o - seller from 10 The Of august supposed 70 be AZ
srroes quoted c Tor prompt delivery. Cases moderate
- al sslz-c -tl4 lrr Dc. Crude bulk scarce
A. .s.r gu1ted 40 sou Hb spot, sold AZ thet prct
- ets ur1 uuasr1 Spot. OIL City heli s. 7J0 - 30,
- ~ = tid AZ Pa4l, ra lie market du and pal and Mas
tz-L d about 1850
9LssE gold r ohbrC trade lair AZ unchanged prtr'
sa s ialr demand sale Of ~ bales Me1iclu
Qracna Porto .abri1. &c receipts ll bales - cla
% 8 Crscol % AsaTa a. co. Mexican, keWOIeans. -
ysr On and DO Texas Deer frm and good demand sales
sPorto Cab-l0 l5 01 70 Genital American lt0Vl heucan
u r ADD 8pl % Texas Sou,lern receipts So bales ifvm
A,rL y Do CI Ac Para u Co. CuFscoa, And =
]. lg1i We quote