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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
Bristol Female College.

The prospectus of this Institution win
be found in our advertising columns.
The Principal, Rev. i. G. Manard, late
pastor of the Baptist Church in Bristol,
recently resigned his pastOrate for the
purpose of devOting his entire time
to the school. AS an educator, Mr.. Ma
'naTd stands deservedly in the foremost
ranks We learn that the school COM
menced its present term with a largely
increased number of pupils over what it
had last year, and more than were had
tat the opening of any other school in
shat place. Its future prospects are
most flattering.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
MARRIED..

At the residence of the brides father,
VIM F. Carmack, near Rogersviile, on
the morning of the 18th, by the Rev.
Mr. Philips, Mr. JNO. BARTLETT Cox, of
Knoxville, Tenn, and Miss Lou e. CAR
MACK, of Hawkins county.
We extend TO the happy couple a sin
cere wish for their future happiness.
May connubial felicity and prosperity
attend them, and may little Coxses be
their greatest care They spend the
honey moon in the old Dominion.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
LOUIS STAHL.
TAILOR gor
L oc0L NOtice -.

Sin is often the result of physical i'll
health and feeble stomachs During
one-third of our time the process of-di-
gestion continues. To be dyspeptic is
to be miserable; dyspepsia is the founda-
ton of fevers and all the diseases of the
blood, liver, skin and kidneys. Dys-
pepsia yields to the virtues of the vege-
table ingredients in that great purifier of
the blood and restorer of health, DIR.
WALKERS VINEGAR BTTTERs. Dn2S 4w
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
New Barber Shnn.

William Jones announces through the
GAZETTE this week, that he has leased
the shop formerly occupied by billiard
Hudgins, on Main-st., near p. Smiths
store where he will conduct a general
barbering business. Having worked in
the principal cities of the South and
East he guarantees the public that he is
no "slouch in his profession. See card
on third page.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
Woodruff AZ Co.

The new and attractive advertisement
of this well known and popular house
at Knoxville will not fail to be observed
by our. readers. 1t is the largest and
most systematically arranged Hardware
establishment in the South, and can
;scil goods to merchants on as favorable
terms SIS any house, North or South. 1t
1las the entire confidence of those who
have tried it, for the gentlemen com
prising the firm, and their statesmen and
attaches, deal fairly and honestly with
their customers.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
Religious Notice.

The District Conference of the A. NJ
E. Zion Church for the District, under
the supervision of Rev. T. A. Hopkins,
Presiding Elder, convened at Messy
Creek. Sept. 18th, and continued until
the evening of Sept, 10Th. Business of
interest to the District was transacted.
A good time generally.
y.tF II T. A. HOPKINS, p. E.
i. /. NICKEN. Sec
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
American and Italian I
The only MARBLE thatyWiH
stand the weather and =
not tarniSh!
T. F Eho1f1as * Co.

It. ~ 8hOTnas 81 Co.
Are prepared to supply all East
Tennessee and Southeastern Virginia
with the finest HeadStOnes, TOmbS
and Monuments, putup in the high
est style OF the art. on short notice
and at prices lower than the lowest.
j. G. SMITH. their carver, is
known to be q genius in his line. No
Northern work we have ever seen
surpasses his.
We have the finest Book Of De-
signs in the United States from
which customers can select. q -
Prices given on applications. ! All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Address, T. ?. THOMAS & CO.,
Knoxville. Tenn. july 8-16tf 8
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
The Nashville Union and Amer
lean.

The Nashville Union and Amer
lean.
While at Nashville recently, we were
shown by an attache of the office, through
the new and commodious house erect
ed by the Union and Anericaal Company.
The building is four stories high, and
presents a very attractive appearance.
1t was built with special reference to the
daily newspaper business, and is admira-
bly, constructed. We had intended to
say something complimentary of the
Union and AmeTtcdn but find this about
it in the Chattanooga Times that suits
well enough without changing word:
eve note with pleasure the fact that
this old and substantial newspaper has
moved into new, cOmmodiOus and ele-
giant quarters The new structure is the
property of the Union and Amerscaae Com
pany, and is one of the most complete
printing houses in the South The pros
perity thus indicated is well deserved.
The Union and american, though once in
awhile inclined to be little headstrong,
isODe of the most cOnseryatively com
Quoted, reliable and conscientious news
papers in the country. As a general re-
positOry of the news of the day, local
and general, the Old Reliable has no SUI
periOr if an equal in the State. Long
may it and, its proprictors and editors
live and flourish
p. S.-The above has been in type
eight or ten days. We have failed to
receive a copy of the q. and A. for five
days. 1t may be our exchange is cut off.
If .so--pale. q. and A! If we find it in
-dispensa5ie totthe future make up of the
GAZETTE, wen enclose the subscription
price, and order it. If it needs the GA.
zETTE, it can obtain a copy almost any
where in Nashville. 1t has us in this re-
spect, but it's our luck, you know, and
we wont grumblc
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
Painfully Injured.

One day last week Mrs Smith, wife. of
Mr.. John Smith, the popular and atten-
tive clerk at the Turley House, met with
a painful misfortune in having her ankle
badly sprained in jumping from a buggy.
Only thirty-nine, counties were repre-
scented in the Republican State Conven-
tion at Chattanooga, and most of these
by single delegate II Nasbri1e Banner.
Yes, and that "single delegate" was
in all cases except one, either n post
master or collector of internal revenue
This notable exception was Major-Gen-
eral Patrick O'Rourke Esq, the celebra-
ted Nashville tailor.-C AuttGnooGa Times.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
Leaf Tobacco Wanted

We viii pay the highest market
price, IN CASH. for Leaf Tobacco.
Address. with sample. ~
Williams, Zimmerman IS Wilson,
July 8, 1884 Knoxville, Tenn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
Dissolution.

The co-partnership heretofore existing
in the Hack and Livery business in this
place, between Dickinson & Mitchell, has
been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by the sub
scriber at the old stand, South of the
Depot. w. A. DICKINSON.
Morristown, Sept. %, 1874. st
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23

Bfr. Frederick Rule, died at his resi-
dcnce in Knox county, on the 18th inst.
We have known the deceased as one OF
the substantial, meritorious and unob-
trusive citizens OF Knox county for many
years Quiet and undemonstrative in
the midst of political or religious eX-
citcment, he lived a consistent life, and
wasan exemplary member of society, es-
tccmed and respected by all who knew
him He was the father of Vim. Rule
of the Knoxville Chronicle, to whom, and
to the rest of the family, We tender our
sympathics in their bereavement
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
Can't. G., Dunn,

The many friends of Capt. G. E. Dunn,
of Leadvale, will be pleased to read his
hasty notes on our first page, and to learn
that his health is much improved already.
He hopes to receive permanent relief by
his visit
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
The Nashville Life Insurance

Company, Of Nashville, Tenn, is, we are glad to
know, extending its business in this direction.
This is of the substantial, progressive institu-
tions 0four State. and one, which, at very dis
tant day, cur people VIII be prond of as the peo-
pie of New York are OF their monster Com
panies. We, q Policy holder, know whereof we
speak, when we say that there is no more reliable
Company on the continent than the Nashville Life
Insurance Company. II has not the age that some
have, nor, as consequence, the accumulations,
but il has proven, during the last six or seven.
years, how reliable and trustworthy q wen manag-
ed company can be, by doing all, and more than IL
even promised. It does not wait sixty nine.y
days after proofs of loss to pay its elaims bat
IN thirty days sfter such proof, every loss IL has
ever had has been squarely settled. Any good man
desiring TO represent such Company, cannot do
better than address JSo M. BRooKs its Gent Agt.,
at Knoxville
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
The korristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. %, 1874.
CONGRESSIONAL Speaking.

The American Sardine Co.'s BoneIess Sardines
are much better, and less than half the cost OF
Imported Sardines. Sly
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23

will address my fellow-citizens of the
First Congressional District, at the fol
lowing times and places. My competi-
tors are respectfully invited to partici-
pate in the discussions:
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23

]. n. & J. r. Taylor are receiving a
handsome stock of Fall and Winter
Goods.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
THE LAMAR HOUSE,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
JOHN SCHERF, Proprietor.

Southwest corner Gay and Cum
berland Sts.. in the business centre
of the city.
My aim will be to keep in the flu
,ture what Knoxville hasslong need
ed. a - -
otra- FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
It has the advantage over all other
hotelsin the city, regard to leea
ton, being Situated h a
In the Business Centre of the City.
The iuteriorof the Lamar House
is being refurnishedS and fefitted
throughout. Good Beds, an excel
lent Table and attentive servants.
await the traveller. : CO
Terms will be reasonable and the
Public is invited, to give the house,
under the new management, trial.
~ john SeHERF. Proprietor.
WIN. III. LILLARD, Clerk.
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81

DR.. Sllarlt's Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Constipation, Vomiting Of Food, Sour Stom-
aeh, Water Brasil Heartburn, Low Spirits, &c. In
thirty-fye years failing TO cure the most OBJ
stiuate cases. Sold by druggists generally. EAh-
145 Eighth St, n. Y. Circulars mailed appica-
ton f- n23 4w.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23

am a candidate to repr sent the count es of
Hamtjlen and Granger in the lower house Of the
next General Assembly. Election to be held Sd
OF November next.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23
ANNOUNCE9tENTS.
For ReDrescntatiVe

re are authorized to announce J C. HODGES,
Hamblen county, a candidate to represent the
Senatorial District in the next Legislature
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23

The cheapest and best line of Queens
ware at L. p. sc. e. SPECK's.-
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-09-23

1t is the way l long have sought,
And mOurncd because found it not. "
1t was manifest then that Woodruff had
fellow-feeling for Cox, and it was even
whispered that he would soon do as Cox
did-return with one of Tennessee's fair
daughters to grace his bachelor home at
Salem
, 1874-04-27

ssf,issIy fresh, At s129; 2ooo by d. st e1241'
o4e9 bu phrtly DO, at e1.2494i Il 600 By regular,
a. R!.2419i l4,0o0 h1t 10 At @1.2411 2,80o bu do,
winter n3 r Tocointst At si.24, 44oo by No. sprtnk
at Sl.1o16, 4oo bu BY sample at e1,2e on traoki
aoo aoo W 40 at 400 hM do at delivercai
soV bu Northwoatern No. (Mnn.1, htriotly
fresn, ~ ~ at el,291; 1850 bu do, 20 storage, q
yi'So1 a90 bu strictly fresh North"oetefn at.
Sl:So.' Iotal. q 100 bu. - .s.' -
oorn WIS IN fair domand, and verT stoady, A.
an average ndyanco Of 71o ,por bu,, though od.
freeeipte @ were liberal, aud Liverpool WAS quoted
% pcr ado los lower: Iho anticipation OF paa
Weatnor Hn tho report that Now York has exported
.Io,oou ~ within tho past Weok, and tho fadt
NJ NAV ~ tnc rognlnr corn now here 10 t'od up on
tno mafket Whilo tho current receipts promise
out smau May deliveries oAuBou q strong
or or, dIoenhg, under \ good demnnd, Enough
onlony from local operators. There noro !:
veIy 1eW buying ordors on the market from OUT
stue: Sellor May oponod at 645ao, advanced to
64Ho1 rocedod to 84]1o roeo to 04e{c, and closed
ct G491o. 9ellor Juno sold ct G696@8914c, Clog
ing ht 80c. No, q c1osod At Go, for
regular, and 0411o for strictly froah: rocoiptH.
!to1eotod oloaod At 6211o for; frosh receipts. |
Uash Balea woro reported OF 800 bu high-m[1od
at 9419oi Zoo bu do at 6a96o; 500 bn No. 2,
sttioslv n fresh, at G416o; II 4uU bu 40 at 6A1oi
11uuo bu, mostly regnlnr, at 64o 600 bu reBlt-
lar at G3Hp; 1900 bu rejected at G211c: 10, GOO
bu do at G2lfo; 5000 b;i do at Go: i 400 BID, fl
, 1874-04-27
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

sArunpA1 EVENING, April 25.l
wines. Qaotatis 1t sl.oo51.o5. '''t4'' 49, ''1.
tic lumber Teots md tie Norh. Nayies are scarce.
We quote: NayieA hanl- picked, per bu, $9t5G33.
ulcliNlnB, do. s.. 8ula2. 90 III brls.
day, IN consequence Of favorable reports from tho
Eaht. Shippers taking hold httle freely
and holders did not manifest great anxiety to rcal
ze tho earlier dsya Of tho week Tho market Is.
increase In the recepta prices would no doubt reAUe
their downward course. We quote: Choice to fancy
yellow, oo838c; medium to good grades 18&39d; In
for1or to common, f6Gs27o; common TO- onolce tol,
IAao1Nd-rhis market ro.uains in the ssrns quiet
batc ny noed for several weaka paa and prices re-
lows: stafk, 80; Ludlow a. s2Xo; Lewiston 4,
32He; American A. 1905 Alnoskeag, 3Io; Otter Cseek,
3io; bnriap bags, and BY, 17(@l0c; gunnies sin.
gle, M@1so: DO double. 21@28c: wooi-sacks, ba@Goo
placed at tho current prices hut tho tnarkct g0naray
do extra, 9o corn that viii work ttsolt Into ohocs
shHSf ssf sss' i o.
dcaand ct unchanged prices. Wo quote: Michigan
9es ss III h4sea eeas sss @ III
ii,ns lorls il III; wlito sana Ss' ss6
H29o; llsstesng osn u hSs. by. ~ IRE bs'cs, + Y
6a8b0 milwaukee and RRciue pressed, t27. .0o032s0.
DOL; ;"1nd,ana prsssea. slo.o00as.oo: do common.
0uEEsE-Remalna hrm at fully for,ner rates.
Only small amount of prime chosse remains In store.
and holders ohesiug concessions from previous
prices. Tho Rttltet.n Of Arr1l "a aayB OF tho New
York market The market is very arm under
psicea but no higher prices sro reported new aro
suught after aud sel readily arriys, At about the
Prices ot old Of tho same quality. tss IN ths day liza
, 1874-04-27
MARKETS ny TEEEGHArH.

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. April 2t--l1 d. n,.-Flour, 2ea. Wheat
--Wiuser, H. 4dal2s 81 spring, liz sd@12s "a
white. Ia sds12s 1od club; 1s*@l3s ID, Corn. 3as
md oasy. Prices unchanged. Lard, 45R Cd. Pork,
PARIS, April 25.-1scntca 69f 300.
I.1vERr0oL, April Neutrality-suspicious. Steady;
mtdt1Iing upfands, aAd; tniddllng Orleans 81Sd j,
saloa, 120N bales; American, 1000; speculation nnd
export, 2e00 baics.
brealstnrs-Quict aud unchanged.
Iard-46B Cd.
=. Mcss pork-G4s. IL
TurroutIue-31s 6d@33s. ..... ...-.
1oKnox, April 23.--Anount Of bullion withdrawn
from tho Bank Of England balance to-day, E84 600.
Rate Of discount in ope,, market for months Bills,
9es rcr cent, or X bn1ow tho bank rato Rate for
ties. per caht. Consos for money, 9234@o2X !; ao-
eoTni i y1 Htot,, r., Inn. ,oe,>. Mn
1o81<; 1o4oo, 1o4; news5B, 104; New York Central
89 Erie, 01H preferred, 81.
Refined petroleum, lis 3d@12a.
+ TAlloW-88aE188s 8u.
, 1874-04-27
! boston Wool Market.

BoEToN. April 25.-Thtre haa beon fair buaincsu In
wool during tho past week. though t,nyora purchase
cautiously, and only wanted. with no demand for
goods tho stock is acc,,muiatng, md, With heavy pay
TINT they would b hetor or 70 stop .thor mills u
onec. but hesitate to do This prospects for favor
able change ts not worry encouraging. In fns ncoceB
extra Pennsylvania mud Ohio still command b5@b7c,
but tho stock Of these woo'a IL Light and IN few hands,
more or ese neglected. Michigan Acccea, ara song
principally 1T s0@52o about 10000 rhs have been
takon In this range In pulled woods bhlncBa has been
smaller than for rome woeka and the fcellng Ii not 40
arm, although marked change IN pracca has taken
Inquiry cobns eeeea ssii eontinae 10 Se tsssn II
steady prces and aooks Of this description are sold
up cose, but Kentucky clip at hand. Quo
and above, 49@oec; Micht8an, 48@53c Mnine, SAC !;
con f1omning md dslsne, teaso'o; MnMnshed, 2@a7Mo
euperflne and extra pulled, 4Ga54c.
, 1874-04-27

Total.... .1,187, ,4o3 2o,bSo.o00 2o.C2I,0p0
The wheat wont mostly to Europe, Wlle tho -four In
c1udetl exports 10 China and Japan from. the pacdc
6tatea and to the British North America Colonies the
West indies Bouth and Central Anorica from Atlantic
ports. ,
It remains to be determined whether thero is{
anrpua of much mora wheat from tho crop Of
1878 aa there was from tho crop OF 1917. !,
20, LATEST. ~ a.
The leading produce markets were fairly active
for Saturday afternoon, and flrmer. Whent ad-
yanced &c, selling at at.2595 D1.25A soller Mny,
closing at tho outside. Sollor June closed at
s1;27@l:a716: Corn WAS }so higher, closing at
649<o seller May. and GG@GG}6o Holler Juno. = :
CALL BOARD. =
Pork and lard wero quiet and steady. NfoatB
wero fairly active md shade easier. AteHs
pork, cash or seller tho month. $10.40 asked
do, seller May, $10.20@1G. 80; do. seller Juno,
9lG.4715@1650. Lard, cash or sailer The mouth,
s9.6215@9.75; seller May, S0.70@9.7213; aoller
June, s087@9.8718; seller July, $10.60@1o.o5;
SHORT clear, cash or seller 1.-The month"; o.
asked; seller May, % asked I, seller June,
y@D11o; short ribs, cash or seller the
mouth, no bids. no offora !; seller May 4B.55@
$40; sollor Juuo, $8.00@8.87}5; shoulders, oash
or seller the mouth. Go, asked sollor May, 10
asked selor June, sG.1715@8.2 .2a ;,sellor July,
sG:25. Sales on the call were 500 bris mesa pork,
seller btay, at $16.4711; $50 brls do at s1G60 :
600 tcs lard, selor June, ut o871S; 150, ,000 tbs
short ribs, cash at B96c; 100 900 lbs shoulders.
at gu, 90. i
, 1874-04-27


,-,x vo,. ..,j Ne" ~ 1GtsM: G 7,.,.,, ~,
bnhss Apr i9<o sntu1so e3nao r.
anfro IN tn hniea, Anr1I II 1leo. hrnv " sa5n
Jmno, " T.aaa17 bids: july. II sl.3aai6o Anonst
HnHHpsrurra-rlour ou,es ind steadv. suner-
fno Wrstcrn nnH statr IL 7EaG m cnrmnn
10 good, seosGe..s; eood 10 choiee, 3o.6ca
e.S 81 we ~hc1t oItra Sii Il e1'f. ono Ses
sn snd 1aea II m IT, a1ay
sa2 sHa TT SfSsl 9SSss @ 81: ss@ %st ID
mixed, e3gsoo; nov. yellow Western, stta5aNc; old
ccints b. ono In: IN m,xsd Wssatarn s2@4Xo. wbc
Waets,,r @9,g "eS'o'' o1so1'' "n'
H11sr-uynsh,"nssd;; Hay y,s;
aouGnGfa auoeTnprsmGoifes du snuar ate.dv b1o]s,..,
and rieo QUIET aud unchanged. dNNA -''A'' -''A'''
f0s Tnns:sr1sx- May: -1dver at 4oa41c.
Taa4mF5n asSss}jo esss .os nn.a a
6Gs nnwosnea asSo s17 m .o
's tsss sess 59S ss:s s!ss
10 1,es @ey pri@s loAe May 1o&@q @ LIZ 5ny;
sssts: 35Sa;e t. '.s' ,,>>,s,'. e'' -" "'''A AD'
%n1sn1-aatst i tis5; ~ @5s:. -.
ssot ,saa Aeuiesn IT y3'''oS'oo bor dall hussia
Ss,:; ssooa4oo; anon, s'.ooeo.so:
nofSe'n'' noD''nA4' CLEVELAND.
G1.ys1tEp Aps se5 market
4Isss psranlt1Mrrn;er nnI unaEs; ou' n0'ae's n'"'
1,,or,,v,r- n .1.;' oiNcINhATI: a!nntrLo,, ~.
DaEApsrusfs@ Unchanged. Wheat s1,45.
toofn, r. eS@eeo. Oats. 47@5oo. Bye, so9. Barley,
PORK. aust: osrna freSlY at I7e srd oust
IA Sos :. 5e H. 1oo1o s Shoulders hsds
D@oifo; closiua fi1mcr Daoon ouist It 7a7s<: *
o5:@aNo. n,,mno1m 'S''' ''
.nl 1Pa a svsEy lsaes % , s r.
9ssE''s smss fsn'g % %h1ts ossa ssss I'd i &1a.ass
full priccs-5oc. - ' N
yS;fs s, wsSS;5; ss;s,5 5 ,. ,s5 zs dS Il:
o .sst ny; 5s;ss,ia ia Il GSSs Gsss;
duIl and sindolovef heh mixed, 7oo selIer july.
S3s Y1 sx sg5 tSs afa ne siSe saa' &C.
o1g n1nvraarrnMts oHu aTH1 "a - Wv A'0'1' eAss'
REssirasNTlons Zoo brls; wheat, 900 bu; corn,
W a.e Soo br1,: vhoat, 10000 bu
b1r1wApk1r. Apri 2s.AunrApsrurEs-F dull
and slado invor Wheat steady and in moderate
eelor Mssv II 2sx June Els. Corn Ssr ind fpm
,,,n,,, NJ IKf>o T,n +,int .vaoh Mr. oio
@ III t'1S. Sn,os H. au = ~ ncaA "o' = S4o'
o1ltsy I'LL A49 Tt "a Nh ~; III. =, ht nm h
81 Sss HDsa SSss Ssso ou;
eotn' oooo pu. NEW onrrANa
ruou,-o .nrii m os sMpnnr1s,o,,a- s,,, =,
Nt.W. 4u- a,u, ., :, cco A... ,,no ..
OorFEE-r1tnt aeale1e otosx: p1es nonu % ~
nanue 9saasy, 'ss' @'se9-so' boo'
@9sgsoGei PRIME, IszsSSac- l.. ,o,,.,a tox
eoo9 ntTa II SSat 5 a. mh rnrhena"I ~ 49,
nuoa SUI ettn s, ~. puetn s, i
tvua ~ usaanul wv VIII Mssn 9a,1 s2 cno nias
na 5 ,os os g "nd T"neraIiv
tiT, ',JsS o, ~ 40 dro 81 for ooo3
o1inarv ~ or1tn%rv 166a law md2Iino
e tts , ~ id' Il 1sH1si s Il nl1i,no Ia atriG,
mqiiinu ~ sI4ste "G9g niin9 1T1.@1sc ne
tst .a' sna n5ttn aG,o. stock 1sa
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, 1874-04-27

rot fancy chcsae, under Ea'tetn and also inte
s snd " as,s s ssE 9ess istsiS ss %
ooALis il l,sh. demand 10 mecs eurren. require
qno'e: Ishlah, rop.lre! so.so; isossr.nns. soso
9lo.oo; Pennsylvania osnnel, ts.s9ao:oo: 1ndisns
Moollns Ysilsy, ,ess; fni!sa. Socf ss.5a: Ainchi.
'sS tMss,ssEsR 9sss.y qss as5son. y,
asY id s'ss; Il
s1ss; ss ss Isass: sf
ses so:ss. Ssjo ASef por
@ot; four hoop,po'os, s1o.ooa 1900 pr =.
demsad for iafo K md as ~stse @ a.h, s i f-
ss;,a76S 81 ! En.'g9sh %s bf o5i .sS1
oiAsss aev 5r ,..I..s S T. 5s
eeaa. sse sss sso{sHs e.
H. eoSed H. l 1s.aS5 Ss e.
box herrln9 NJ i aoG@sso bo. herring sseled, 100
FhuTs aNp ssr 1s ths
1t there are 70 now Important features 70 nose Te
9a @ e ss s 7Sen
market grTsented ,trlntone; " g,,ote: Fon11oN-'
assss a4E.S p4ass : Tssu, s,
ers 32712 faslns. looeo Museate g. .86 Iais-
ins, Valencia. laA@la:lo; Zante 'ourrants, '7K9
7.1c; cron, 932o; lemon peel, ts@2oc. Donrs1ioE
assnp sppS n;T ;osa meRsn
@l3o; Western d. liA@11xo; Southern do, loX9
1io poaehcs, pnred, 1l@26o; peaches halven, now,
1tso a mi1Sa Ms -
2oo Nap|os walnus, 15aa3o; Chill vanuts, ia@3oo
dreuobla walnuto, now lUA17o: irazils. 11Gl1ko;
pocans. Texas, oK@1o,o Wilmington peanuts. fancy,
aXaoSc.' ~0 9A'''''' 's'i'' ''A''''' '''''A'e'
GREEN FRUtTB-Oranges aud .iomons vero active,
:ss s9ss pst e Msss@s @ sesr pss so4
III fn;r II anicn amnies Il nnisT N Fp ncr hi mil
vstea ersnborrcs, II bo1os It s7oo bananas. $500
@s;oo rSr BUNCH. ~. n
sldoTablo vigor. bat buyers would nos Ha7e than IN
e hs q
mont to larger purchases, but to no purpose. Thore
was good degree Of activity tn tho dou1and for other
ataplo articles. and liberal movement In noat aido
s ferday: - "'e'''' s'' "''e >A' '"'A' - "
D1-Utnp. sopA-.T6ta8kc. =, =
CofFEEs-Mooha, 37(a37slp; !. o. g. Java, 84134Xo; !;
Java, No. 2, 81H@a2Ao; fancy Rio, 97fa98c; choice
do, 17Ms274c: prime RIO. AZ hR271 No GOOD do. 18X
aa7o common do, 25Kc; roastinR do, atHa15o;
Singapore Java, 3l@32o; Costa Rca fancy, 2bA9
2a1so; do, prime. 27t5@2se; Maracaibo 2eS29o.,
fuIl weight, 13NG14o; do, short weight. i9;Sa15o.l
.R1oE-patnn, 81a8k: hauRoou, aaBXo; Garojlne.
e3aXo; Louisiana, aAtsoXc. - - - -. =
suaAns-pntent cut lonf, 171f@12Ao; crushed and
i0,.@l0Ac; do, No. ., IVsl6Ho; b, gI@10c; o1.
tra q, DiSt35s<c; No, ., V1<3os1c: Yellow T. No l.
0X@aXc: cholco brown, 5ifiao1o; prime do, .oS
3tc; fair do a48Xo: common do. TkaTKo: New
Orleans sugar. ch1icp, pNfa9.sc: do pr1ine 9a9ho