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ICBAPrkR CAL
TO STRIKING OUT ORDER.
An ACT

AN. ACT
To add additional sections to article seventy
Ave, Of the Code of Public General Laws, al
lowing the striking out of an order for re-
moyal after the same has been passed.
WHEREAS, Doubt exists whether afler an order
has been passed for the removal of a cause, the
court passing the same has any longer power
to enter motion therein, although il be a mo-
ton to strike out the order for removal, there
fore
Section !. Be ii enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That the following sections
be added to article seyenty-ive, Of the Code Of
Public General Laws, TO succeed section eighty
three. TO be numbered "s3 A" and "s3 b..
80 A. Until tho record in any cause has been
actually transferred from the court passing the
order Of removal 10 the curt 10 which it is re-
moved, the court passing the order shall have
power to strike out the order Of removal, on
motion OF the party applying for the same, and
when so striking out the cause shall proceed as
IL no motion for removal had been made; but The
motion for removal shall not be renewed by the
same party after the expiration OF the term at
which the order for removal was stricken out;
Propidsd, That no such motion TO strike out an
order for removal shall be entertained unless the
same shall be made in time TO admit Of the trial
which said order for removal was passed.
SO d. In all civil cases where an order for re.
moval shall have been passed in any cause, the
party upon whose motion said order was passed,
shall pay or tender TO the clerk of the court in
which said cause was pending at the time oil said
order for removal, the cost OF the record ia said
case, within sixty days after the passage Of such
order, and shall the said record TO be trans
mitted TO the court TO which the same was Of
dered to be removed within sixty day, and upon
his, her or their failure so 10 do, the court pass
iug such order for removal, shall have power,
on the application of the opposite party, 10 strike
out such order Of removal and reinstate the
case.
See. 2. And be il enacted, That this act
shall take effect fran the date Of It's passage.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is a true
and perfect copy of an Act passed the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland, AT the January
Session, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary OF the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates
Approved March 25ih, 1874.
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HAPTER 5U4.
HLUAIyA TING OILS.
AN ACT

To regulate the manufacture and sale Of oils for H.
Eliminating purposes, repeating an act passed
January session, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, chapter one hundred and thirty-hv en-
titled an act 10 repeal section two Of chapter
two hundrec nnd sixty-six, entitled an act to
regulate the manufacture and sale Of oils for
illuminating purposes, passed January, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy, and to enact
the same so as read as follows; also an act
passed January session, eighteen hundred and
seventy, chapter two hundred and sixty-six,
entitled an act 10 regulate the manufacture
and sale of oils for Illuminating purposes and
substituting in lieu Of these acts the follow
iny,
SEtrloS |. Be /, enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That the act passed Janu-
airy session, eighteen hundred. and seventy.two,
chapter one hundred aud thirty five, entitled an
act 10 regulate the manufacture and sale of oils
for Illuminating purposes, passed January ses-
sion, eighteen hundred and seventy, and re-enact
the same so as TO read as follows; and also the
act passed January session, eighteen hundred
and seventy, chapter two hundred and sixty-six
entitled an act TO regulate the manufacture and
Bale Of oils for illuminating purposes, be, and
they are hereby, repealed, and the following are
substituted in lieu OF these acts.
Sec. 9. And be 1t enacted, That all oils or
fluids manufactured from petroleum or its pro-
duets used for Illuminating purposes In this
State, which shall be manufactured or kept for
sale therein, shall be required to stand fire test
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CHAPTER 3l7.1
FOR THE DEFENCE or OFFICERS OF
REGESTRA TON, &c.
An ACT

nv Nhpa
Supplementary TO an act passed on the second
day Of March, eighteen hundred and seventy
four, entitled an act TO provide for the defence
of Officers Of Registration and Judges Of Elec-
lion who are or may be indicted in the United
Stats Court for acts done in performance Of
duties imposed by the Constitution and laws
Of this State, which acts are alleged to be in
violation Of the act Of Congress, approved May
the thirly.hut, eighteen hundred and seventy,
entitled an act 10 enforce the rights Ct citizens
Of the United States 10 vote in the several
States of this Union and for other purposes.
Section l BE it enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That In pursuance OF the
act passed March the second, eighteen hundred
aud seyenty-four, entitled an act TO provide tor
the defence of officers of registration and judges
of election who are or may be indicted In the
United States Court for acts done In performance
of duties imposed by the Constitution and laws
of this State, which acts alleged TO be in yio-
lation Of the act Of Congress, approved May the
thrty-frst, eighteen hundred and seventy, en-
titled an act to enforce the rights Of citizens Of
United States TO vote in the several States Of
this Union and for other purt oses, the Cover
nor may employ two counsel in each case If he
shall deem Il expedient for the defense oil The
cases mentioned in said act, and such coansel so
employed by him, shall receive such compensa-
ton for his or their services as the Governor shall
certify TO be proper, not exceeding two hundred
dollars to each counsel in each case as full COM
pensatioG unless said case shall SO to the Su-
prcme Court OF the United States
Sec. .. And be It enacted, That the Comp.
troller is hereby directed and authorized to draw
his warrant upon the Treasurer for such sums
and in favor Of such counsel as the Governor
shall certify, to be paid from any unused portion
Of the ten thousand dollars appropriated by the
act TO which this is a supplement, which said ten
thousand dollars or so much thereof as may be
necessary is hereby appropriated for such pur-
pose. together with the purposes Of the act to
which this is a supplement-.
Sec. B. And be it enacted That this Act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is tru,
and perfect copy Of an Act passed the Gen
cral Assembly OF MARYLAND, at the January
Sc sion, 1874
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary Of the Senate
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates
.ipprored April II, 1874.
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crate with the Commissiopers Of Fisheriea of
h..., Co.. 4. e,..,-.,.- -, IA -
'''si"i S'A's' IN '"'n'sAi"s SUI" a'u A"u
Information as may assist In the stocking oil
the waters Of the said Gtates with food fishes;
therefore,
osv1on 4; DC u enncteu oy tue oeheraI As,
IN VI Hinsy n,hu, .nat tne 1S's'no., W anu
WIN 'ne sonseh, anu Aulee OF he Sena'ei u
heIeoY au'norazea 70 appoint TWO eompeteh. per
sous sous, mno snah Sohuhue VA once 'or tw9 years
,I otn ,no uine VI u'e'r nPPo,nnen, anu uhtll
ueI euectssots are aPPoin.eel VINO sha,i DC
hho"n 10 Coinihss'ones .. fMne'ies Vi mary.
lsnu, snu 'na. one o. 'ne Oohh,ssiohers , snaH
. r hon a.e ~. n"s. . "hu ono "o" 'uo WEE
VII" oHo'e VI 'ne S'a'e'
Sec. 2. And be Il enacted, That il shall be tho
duty Of said Commissioners to Immediately pro-
ceea 70 InspeI' alI the Walers o. .nH osalep WIN
we" ~ s'ocslug lne sa in WIN sueu Ioou .snes
~ III 'nsH yuasue' spail DC most aoNaheBe-
ous @ sh WIN su9n ooJ1ss Snsi e1,iiiu.'eA.e
W. %'I ,ue SVanonsr M. y, rmhet.es o.
~ r.h.i anS a s"e s;S S.n,a.
VI ~ sPPoln,su W no u'neIenl ou'.esi
S G tePoIt sn1 tesSi1 % a"e.i l"sPeeuoh " tne
uo'e,nV' u u',s ots'e 10 soon s' pra 's.,s,
anu 'a' ny 1Aanno ~ c no Ta1, ~
pn,a a',, ,So Se 20 s.L S r. VI Sne
water tito the Upper Potomac and that they
also inquire into the expedency of constructing
fsh-ways or fsh-lsdders 10 admit the passage Of
fish over dams or other distractions In The Up
per Potomac or elsewhere In the State, and that
aH es,nS~ VI SoSs W Tisue, Nna lepIi' .ne,e
rr,snd " '"' "'A' "''' " ''
''."
Sec. BE 1t enacted, That it shall be the duty
Of the said Commissioners Of Fisheries, after
making the inspection and obtaining the infor-
nation required In the preceding section, TO pro-
coed to the selection OF proper locations for the
propagation and culture Of such food fishes as 1t
shall be deemed desirable 10 introduce into the
waters Of this State, and obtain the necessary
SeSlcss for Ss,cb;on he so,nn a,d n,o,eS, Gn
The small Ash mill IL IN he distribu,ed and then
to distribute the same among such waters Of this
State as shall be deemed proper.
Sec 4 Re- /, enacted That i, shall hs tho dr,v
of The ss;d commiss;n,,rs ~ 81 ~, annrcI
report To the Governor, for transmission 10 the
General Assembly OF the State, OF the work ac-
bracinv such suggestions for ,hs nro,ec,ion md
propagation of food fishes in the waters Of this
qua ~ %y oe u resI' o. ,he,r Goserva ,
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[cuArTEa SOIL
ARREARAGES OF STATE TALES
AN ACT

AN ACT
To repeal the act passed at January session,
eighteen hundred and seventy-two, chapter
two hundred and thirty -seven, entitled an
act to provide for the collection OF arrearages
of State taxes due on the shares Of capital
stock Of National Banks and Banking Associa-
tons in this State, and doing business
therein.
Section l. Be Il enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That the act passed at
January session, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, chapter two hundred and thrty-seyen en-
titled an act to provide for the collection Of
arrearages Of State taxes due on the shares Of
national banks and banking associations located
in this State, and doing business thereto, be,
and the same Is hereby repealed; PROVIDED,
That said repeal shall not effect or impair any
right vested o, acquired or existing at the time
Of said repeal under the said act, nor shall il
impair, discharge or release any contract, obli-
CATION, duty, liability or penalty whatsoever,
now existing, but that all suits and actions
pending, and prosecutions for penalties under
said act, including all civil and criminal pro-
ceedings whatsoever, shall be prosecuted and
proceeded with 10 final determination and
Judgment entered therein as II said act had not
been repealed.
Sec. 2. And be II enacted, That this Act
shall tade effect from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the aforegong is true
and perfect copy of an act passed the General
Assembly Of Maryland, at the January see
sion, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates,
Approved April II, 1874.
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[CuArrER 355.
CRIMES AND PUEISTAESTS.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To add an additional section TO article thirty Of
the Code of Public General Laws, entitled
Grimes and Punshme ats, sub It'll" Rivers"
to come after section one hundred and Sc venty,
and to lie numbered one hundred and sew
en,y0
Section |. Be It enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That new section be and
is hereby added to article thirty Of the Code Of
Public General Laws, entitled Grimes and Pun
ishments," subtitle Drivers to come after
section one hundred aud seventy, and 10 be
numbered one hundred and seventy q, which
shall read as follows
One Hundred and Seventy 4, II any person
shall place, cast or throw into the Potamac
River at any point above the canal dam near the
mouth Of Wills creek, any dead body or CARCASS
Of any dog, horse, COW, hog, cat or other ami
mai, Whatsoever, or shall drown therein any
animal, Whatsoever, or shall place, cast or throw
therein any substance, whatsoever, calculated TO
render the waters of said river impure or unfit
for use, he shall forfeit and pay sum not less
than twenty dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars, one half to the infurmer and the other
half 10 the State, to be recovered by action Of
debt or indic,men; in the county wherein tho Of
fence was committed.
Sec 2. And be II further enacted, That tbs
act shall take effect from the date Of Its pas
sage.
We hereby certify, that the hforegoing is a true
and perfect copy Of an act passed the Cen
efal Assembly Of Maryland at the January
Session, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved April II, 1874.
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lCHArTER 1901
COMMISSION OF FISHERIES.
Approved March 25ih, 1874.
AN ACT


To establish a Commission of Fisheries of the
State of Maryland, define its duties and to APP
propriate sum of money 10 defray the expen-
SEES thereof.
WHEREAs, Both the marine and inland fisheries
Of this State have oflate years much deterior-
ated, and vast source of food supply for the
people has been greatly diminished by causes
within the reach Of legislation;
And Whsrea', The experience of many of the
States has shown that their fisheries caa be
fully restored by the proper propagation and
culture Of fish, and for that reason have APP
pointed Commissions to take charge of the
propagation Of food fishes;
And Whereds, The Congress of the United States
has also appoirteda Commissioner General of
Fisheries, who is ready and willing to co-op-
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[CHAPTER s94.
INSPECTION or TOBA eco.
AM NOT


To repeal and re-epao. with amendments section
twenty.nine, of chapter thirty-six, of the acts
Of eighteen hundred and seyeny-two, entitled
an act 10 add q new article TO the Code Of
Public General Laws regulating the Inspection
Of Tobacco.
Rhyeas, By section twenty mine, chapter
thirty-six, of the acts Of eighteen hundred and
seventy two, entitled an act 10 add new article
to the Code Of Public General Laws regulating
the Inspection Of Tobacco.
II was enacted, that every hogshead Of tobac-
CO Of this State that shall remain in any ware
house after being sold by the grower, for longer
period than twelve months, and any hogshead
Of tobacco Of the growth Of any other state,
whether sold or unsold, remaining in the ware.
house, longer period than twelve months, the
Inspector OF such warehouse shall charge the
owner thereof the sum of fifteen cents per hogs
head, storage, for each month after the said
twelve months; and
Wh1eds Said enactment being detrimental to
the interest Of the tobacco growers of this State
by not furnishing sufficient protection, especially
to the tobacco Of Maryland growth therefore,
Section /. Be 1t enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That said section twenty
nine, Of chapter thirty-six, Of the acts Of eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-two, entitled an act
TO add q new section TO the Code Of Public Gene
raj Laws regulating the inspection Of tobacco,
be aud the same is hereby repealed, and re-enac.
ted as follows:
20. Every hogshead Of tobacco Of the growth
OF this State, that shall remain in any warehouse
after being sold by the grower, or his agent, fol
longer period than SIX months, and every hogs
head OF tobacco Of the growth Of any other State
whether sold or unsold, that shall remain in AM
warehouse for a longer period than four months
the inspector Of such warehouse shall charge the
owner thereof the sum Of fifteen cents for each
month after the said six months.
Sec. 9. And be It enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is a tru,
and perfect copy of an Act passed the Gener
al Assembly OF Maryland, at the January
Session, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary Of the Senate
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
Approved, April 18th, 1874.
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the Treasury the said annual tax on gross re-
ceipts as aforesaid, shall be exempt IRON taxa
tion for State purposes.
Sec. 4. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect from and after the date Of its pas
sage.
We hereby certify, that the Aforegoipg Is true
and perfect copy of an act passed the General
Assembly Of Maryland, nj the January SEES
zion, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GASsAwAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
Approved April 1lth, 1874.
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tCHArrER 4l4.l
LANDLORD AND TENANT.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To repeal sections two and six, Of article City
three, of the Code Of Public General Laws,
entitled Landlord and Tenant" and to re
enact said sections with amendments.
sembly of Maryland, That sections two and sir,
Of article tfty-ihrce, of the Code Of Public Gen
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crate with the Commissioners Of Fisheries, Of
the several States in furnishing such aid and
information as may assist in the stocking Of
the waters Of the said States with food fishes;
, 1874-09-09

pouuds. amounting to $9,4to.4t. From Now Albany
Ia Chicago, 1ds.79t bounds sr,n,'nltng to St63 70
Sa.i7jol, From, indianapolis to ohiou3o, aG7,063
nou,ds amounting to $het.D7.
4 GYH6UfAN. ..... &c..
Tho General Ticket and PASSENGER Agenta IT TIN
uuon and Central rAcino 1luIlron,lb have isnneI
ho following circular to tho pnsaaga ngoncles nf rail-
road and steamship lines In regard To tho lrcatnont Of
rassorgnrn By the Au1sralaslRn atid Asrorcnn Mall
HteAnlRhsp COMPANY:
American Mail Btcanstip Company 10 project tho
through aesaao orders United 10 n patrons Try that
Company thereby bringing t1Esctoat anti ruiroacll
upon t,e american overland ronte (which Is IN no
uaY responsible for ths sael va respectfully suggest
10 Tho pa'1age Agencies Of railroad and steamship
lines the propsioy Of suarcuding TIM booking Of pas
ecnHera TO and from Australia md Now Zcala1fl
by that lint TIL lin management hns boen rconnsr,c.
tt and ita financial affairs placed on baats which
will entitlo 1t 10 public conndnnce."
rEnRoNA1.
Mr. ~ L. Bargtnt has bron appointed General
Tckct Agent Of he AchiBon, Topckn Il Santa 70 Rail-
roAA Colhrnuy.
, 1874-09-09
RAILROAD NEWS.
THE KANKAHEE LINE,

THE HANHAHEE LlHEt
Amoctiug Of officials Of Tho Kankakec md Pan
dunlle lines was held ycaterdny afternoon al ths
arapd Pacific Hotel, the following gentlemen being
,resent L. D. Richardson, manager OF tho pooled
!ues D. 8. Gray, Col. O'3rieu, John dsler, mud F.
4. Kingsburr Of tho rlttsburg Cincinnati St. Louis
Railroad; J, Il, Reed and Samuel Stevenson, OF tho
cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton Railroads II. J. Page,
indianapolis Cincinnati L. Lafayette 1atlload and
n, p,.Jolluaon, Illinois Central. The meeting waa
cll with closed door but 1t ia nndcrsooa that no.
ndcs the revision and comparing OF the freight aud
,aBsenecr tariff, nothing WA done. --
Isnsacr Richardson, Of tho drosn aud Kankakee
freight lues furnished TntuuNE reporter yesterday
YitlI tic following statements, showing the amount Of
Msincas nne by those lines to anl rom tho principal
ioinis drH the montt Of Ananst, IT. freight
transported by tho Aah1a1eo uns uuf'nR hushal'
chieagoN i,!'oAHds: paHe.
ina!a.apol'H. l'H......'''."''' esSb'sa s'a '''!s'a y
l1qson. n........s......-s-+''@''' @.'nu '!nu so'ps
icn'.s;. !e5s'.sanv'le. 7,51Sa t ,7ss5 s,59
NEW Albany. s..*+st*tt AtAW as1S
From Cincinnati to Chicago, 240 pounds,
amounting 10 t9a5ae1. Eso Louisville to dhtcaEo,
,0Qa 1870 pounds amounting TO $9o5l .25. FEom In
ian.pos to Chicago, 445,s22 pounds, amounting to
t996,y4.
Freight transported by tho Groen Line during lie
ponta Of August. 1874:
Chicago 10 Pounds. Pdine.
S!ue!W.at, ~ E'aalIa
Brighton. '..t.-.-......,...s..... lutiuO aN.4u
Louisville. a40,!al p,as9.lH
!ndlanaltole*. ANTICS l,l6Q,Wl
Nov hltanS ..''',,'.'''.,,''--,. 2ls,oll oll,5a
fencfsahflIA- ...s..%-<.--+....s ta,lal Gu.44
MaI}taou. a,h4A lD.lh
seymour, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1J,0lu b0.U9
Ttom Cincinnati to Ghi::;so snoun.,ns to
p,3ls.43, From LouiHyille to Chicago, s93,o2a
, 1874-09-09

A YOUNG WHOEVER FROM TiIE EAST Wl6IiER
~ to furM tho acquaintance of young willow OF gentO1
nppoarancp, not oyoE "a. with Viz" to mstflutony
Address, fuv a7o days. + u. Tribune ol]oo.
, 1874-09-09

n1iRuNllnuet,ls.
RIO OREST-pIIOToGRAPl! GALLERY, AND EUR.
i nlturo for salo. Apply a. IS uhtcsgo-av.
no KKNT--ON Rolt 6ALE--LuMnEle or GtlAI,
dock, 10 teet frant, Tweffthrt running hack to
o Empire Slip WITH r.ilrqHd sGnncoitgn mar Twal!;t-
ltnsnn1nt.
, 1874-09-09

n1VOnOEA-Il;tIALLY OBTAINED. NOT FRAUD
uu1tly Faas Atcr 1ccEeo. Ten foat Practice u tho
courts Of 0biosRo. Addsous post0loQs Boz 1QN.
, 1874-09-09
MUSTCAL..

Ton sALH-A REoE1rr FOR ss!o FROM FIRST ~ a.
a lNr y y takon soon lnIlt1o st17 Clatkst, lasehvn
NO KEEr-A GOOD PIANO, ,sla TnK THREE
months, Or will sell cheap. Address P1AHo, Till
un9 ohIup,
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COTTON MARKRTS.

sEwopLF,ys Msreh 3O.-Co,ton Gue. Miiing l62.; Low
Miding m Good Ordinary lfiii Ordinary l2iici
ceip. 312I bale; 1Z1l bts; exports TO Great Butl Pin,
5AO6 bales; 2S2l bales; Z" fss"sG' -
5000 bales; sales. 500 bales - 80" 0
CE,EIE,r5s March 80 Cotton quiet; Mdnne l5's% net
recp 252 exports Great Brian : ~ bie 70 s
hiles: coastge l66 SAFES OVo Oars soA
BuTraoRg March 3O-CottOn queti adfhg lGa,'; net re-
bales lGl bales 2O6 s Satusi-! tygA JOO
bales; sn.nners 3j6 biies; stock. 1853 bale'.
3b-t0ttOn and AJ of'rTg ngbt,
cipay medium gde,; Mdng ljs; TeceIu, iGi7 bales
shipments 2O7 bales; stock AGO bales
GsLyRsr1S March 3OCoon quet; .ht demand Good Ord
Continent 1873 coastw 39l bales; sales 500 bilas o-
81 Lorf. March good prices have a.ya7ct
Mdiing l6c $50 basi shipments Gi5 baes IS oil
bales ,,. q. 49,,
80 baes exports eoast"se 40 oaes ne' 4Oo
bales; stock. 1854 bales. ,,
BoroS March 3O-Coton quiet Mdng l7c net receipts 80
bales: gross 32l7 bales; sales. 200 bales stock boJO bAes
LOUISVILLE. Marcl 3O.-Coto1 ann; Miidnug, lJ'ic. -
NOZZLE March 3COttOn quiet 2nd uncnangei Nfnhng Iot.
receipts $50 bales ooaswse, 3fO Oae' sat' opV
bales; s,ocs, 4S50U bales .,,. - y -,
he. nett receipts 100 bales: gross, SD bales
CScTsssT March jO-Cotton steady Mdins 5s net re-
eeps i70I shipments, 1914 bales; sale 100 bales for con
mption; stock, 1870 bales ,,,u ga. -, .
CENTS "a exports. 532 oae ocs 90 or
y,sy,H March 3O-totton Miidng, l6c net reelnt.
M bale; pross 2S35 bales; Great br'n, lob
bs; to Traaee 500 bales ooastw 1896 bales sales AL Oi'
stock. 81 1913 bales ,,,,r 81, ....,,. o,;
baes; sales 426 bales
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

ros,o. March 3O-l2 m-United States RreTwenty bonds,
1887, iO9ia Ee RAILWAY shares 34sa35i Ne"iok Central
g5 IA; frie Preferred, 81. go ,..,.,-, +, -
IvrKrooI 3Ol23o Is easier and price, has
I ss, 10 900 bales including 1000 for speculation and
o Cotton 60 ave Lied cheaper sales the basis Of Mding
KpA. nothing below Good Ordinary shipped February at oti
& on the basis MdiDg Orleans nothing bslos Good Ordinary
.hnned Pebnsry at SID Corn, IS! quarter. -, -,
ippsnas March 3O-3 D. m.-Rne Rssy shares, 354d3jh
p,,is di.pstrhes quote Renies at 59f Soc. $50,
wsTch 33 D. Cotion-Ssles the basis Of Md
sg Uplsnd nothing below Good Ordinary shipped March and April
o. "a do do deliverable March at llbdi do do deliverable
M Ma, All sd Of Mddng Orleans nothing
Io Good Ordinary shipped febuAJ At 5lod BreAdHss are
quiet . M mn, ,ot....,
iosnns March gOi D. m-COnsol, for money, o7sf92 Tor
s seroupt or a. fSeTreny bonds. 1905 OIL 1921 l5bIs
no lO4 kls Railway shAtss, "a g13i'A. sssioK
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WE are prepared to attend to the FUNDING
w .nj REGIsTEKISG Of TENNESSEE BONDS. islornsuos
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