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Died.

ATKINsoN.-on Wednesday, March 25, BATEMAN
ATKINSON, IN the 61th year OF his age.
HIS friends are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral, on sunday, 2gth inst, at two +. NJ, rom
ms late residence. No. POS Navy street. Brooklyn.
BAKER-ln Brooklyn, on saturday. March rs, OF
dphtherla, ELLA E., wife OF ". DE Grove Baker, in
the oath year OF her age.
The funeral service viii be hello AT the residence
OF her father Phos GisDurne, No. l31 TENN street,
south Brooklyn, Oh Monday March 30 at two
O'Clock p. NJ.
Nashville (Tenn.J papers please copy.
BAXTER-On Friday, March u, 1874 ELIZABETH
reiet OF John Henry Baxter, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from the
residence other son-in-law r. McVoy No. 81 Leon
ara street. Brooklyn, Il. D., on sunday, March
30. AZ Two O'Clock i. NJ.
BLTvES--On saturday March %, JANE AUGusrA
BLIvEN, aged Is years, months and day.
Relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from her late
residence, 1872 North Third street, on Monday,
March 80, at two O'Clock.
BowDEN.- On Friday, March q. ELLEN SowDEN,
widow OF Charles BOwden, aged ~ years.
The funeral services viii take place ~ the resi-
deace of her sonriDlaw. Mr.. Charles r. Churchill.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH 49, SHEET

l42 Cfrysrie street. on sunday afternoon, March
3D. at hal-pdst one O'CLOCK, without further notice.
SoUr wOHTH.-On FRIDAY, Aarcn ~. WILL AN,
only child Oh Joseph and Cassie ooutlworth, aged
5 months and days.
Funeral services on Sunday, March 20, az III rec
y. NJ, at the residence oil has parents No. l60
South Eighth street. brooklyn, y. d.
sTINER.-On Saturday, March %, OF bronchitis,
PHI Up STiNER. SOL OF Joseph and Hannah Stlner,
aged months and Is DAYS
Fuperal takes place from the residence OF MS
parents No. 100 East Th {, f urth street, on Mon.
day morning, March 20. at ten O'Clock.
WELLINGHAusaN-0n Friday March 81 JOIN
EDWARD, the youngest son OF John ana Adelaide
Welnghlusen, aged year and days.
TGe relatives and hienas OF the family are re-
spectfuly Inv ted to attcnd the funeral, from the
residence OF his parents, SIT Grand street, VIII
liamsburg on SUNDAY afternoon, at two O'Clock.
WEYMOUTH suddenly, on Thursday, March &c,
WILlIAA nj. WEyAOU I'll, aged 80 years.
ihe relatives ana riends o. The family are IN
vted 10 attend tie funeral rom his late residence,
III Monroe street this day Sunday, 10Th INST, at
one =. NJ
MUTUAL 0DGE, No. 81, T. O. or o. F.-BRETUREN-
You are hereby summoned to meet at No. Io2
Bowery On Sunday, 29tl INST, at Twelve M. sharp,
for the purpose Of rayln" the last tribute OF re-
spect to deceased brother Wm "a. Weymouth.
by order. CHARLES $. NEWCOMB. N. G.
NEWTON &. LUCAS, lee. SEC.
MARTHA WASHINGTON COUNCIL. No. 40, q. U.
A. M.-nRE7 HRES-You are e.eby summoned TO
meet ar councl room, No. 26 Deiancey street, on
Sunday 10Th inst. at tweive NJ. sharp for the pur
pose of paying the last tribute o. respect 10 our
deceased nrother. w. 10. Weymouth. The men,
bcrs uf SISTER cOuncls are invited 10 attend, with
the funera badge. BY order.
S. H. HALL, Fec. Sec. E. Mcgowan, C.
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Yesterday afternoon Coroner EickhoT was
waited upon by one of his German friends VINO
represented that Mrs. Charlotte kempf, poor
German woman, living at No. 400 East Forty
eighth street, was lying in a somewhat dangerous
condition. About two months ago DR.. Budd Of
Second avenue, was called in to see Mrs. Kempf
and prescribed for her, the prescription being
filed at the drug store OF DIR. Kingston,
Forty-eighth street and Second avenue Mrs.
Kempl swallowed one spoonful of the medicine
alter which she experienced burning sensation
in her stomach and soon commenced DlOating,
which continued until she reached an enormous
size. The trends OF the Invalid woman suspect
that she mad been poisoned although sue took
only one dose OF the MIXTURE and that TWO months
ago. she has not since been regularly under the
care OF physician, and DR.. Marsh VINO listened
to d statement the case, doubts that Mrs. Kempi
Is suffering from the effects oil arsenic or Other &C
tive poison The druggist who called once upon
Mrs. kempf, Is said to nave carried away his
bottle OF medicine. Coroner ElckhOn VIII wait
upon Mrs. kempi and listen TO any statement she
may have to make. Dr.. Kingston viii also be Ques-
toned IN regard 10 the medicine he put up Tor the
sufferer 1t Is possible she may be suffering from
some organic disease.
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Vicious Boys Throwing stones-An InnO-
cent Lad Il HE'D.

On Sunday, the 18th instant Joseph Nagle four
teen years old, living No. 233 Mulberry street,
and some other vicious boys congregated in
vacant lot in Prince street. and there amused
themselves by throwing stones at each other.
While engaged in that dangerous sport Joseph
G. Wheeler, little BOY nearly seven years OF e,
whose parents hive at 2i4H Mulberry street,
CHANGED to pass Eear where the dangerous sport
was in progress, when stone alleged TO have been
thrown by Nagle struck him IN the right eye, crush
ing the bah of the eye. The unfortunate boy was
taken nome and fingered till Friday, when death
ensued from lOckjaw. Nagle was a rested atthe
time OF the occurrence and admitted throwing the
stone but said he had no intention OF hitting or
harming deceased. The prisoner was sent to The
Tombs to await the result OF the Investigation to
take place before Coroner Croker.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wednesday, March 10
by the Rev. A. H. Partridge, Rector OF Christ
Church, Brooklyn, JACOB H.. BAKER, to ISABEL
youngest daughter OF the late Andrew Whiteside,
OF New York.
EIssENBUTTEL-SMITH.-On Thursday, March
&c, at the residence or the bride. by the Rev. II.
Dewitt Talmage. FREDERICK HEisSENBUTTEL, Jr..
to MATILDA FRANCES, second daughter OF George
smith, and granddaughter OF the late Francis Rey.
mold, both OF Brooklyn.
TERRY-DE LA MEsA.-On Monday evening,
March 3D. at the Clinton avenue Congregational
church. by the Rev. VIM. Ives Burlington, DR..
CHARLES II. TERRY, to Mrs. FANNIE \. DE LA Mesa,
all OF BROOKLYN
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singular Burning Casualty.

Coroner Croker was yesterday called to the
Morgue TO hold an Inquest the body OF Eliza
Bryan, woman thirty years OF age and born IN
Ireland, VINO died from the effects of burns re-
ceived in very singular manner Deceased was
a domestic living with family who reside IN
fremont and three weeks ago. while dressing
her hair which hung in tresses, she called to
remove Kettle from the stove and in doing so
her nair lgnlted. burning her ABOUT the mead
and face in such a manner as u result IN her
County for interment.
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"THE WASTES AND BURDENS OF LIFE

Henry Ward Beecher's lecture on the above
subject next Tuesday evening. IN Steinway Hall.
promises to be the lecture OF the season. Tho
Hon. Algernon S. sullivan an honorary member of
the society OF 1.-The Fraternais," Will preside. The
proceeds Tor the Free Dormitory Tor Women.
an Institution doing much good to decent destitute
women, without paying salaries to officers. Every
cent collected Is devoted TO the object Tor which 1t
was intended, WITHOUT any discount whatever.
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CORONERS' CASES.


Sudden Death of a Wealthy Gentleman.
Coroner Croker yesterday held an inquest over
the remains of NJ. Richard De Pegs ter, gentle
man tlty-two years OF age, who on Friday evening
dropped dead in the barroom OF the Remsen
House, l3Oth street ana Third avenue. Deceased,
who was wealthy gentleman, had i'll his posses
SION $4,000 III South Carolina bonds, insurance
stock to large amount, about 1870 In money, a
small gold watch anu chain and other valudDles.
Deceased lived III Rutherurd PARK \. j., WHITTIER
the remains were taken for llterment.
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PuIlITICAI..

MAS MEETING FIFTH CONGRESSI ONAL DISTRICT
I TUESDAY evening, March II. at O'Clock, junction Of
East Broadway and Canal street Lahorers working
men memorabilia Congress. The remedy by which the
burden Of debt be removed rom the shoulders OF the
poor and placed upon the rich the laboring classes
saved the nation by sacrifce of ie let the rich pay
the expense with their money Bill weed taxed the
properly OF the rich s2iUVO MOI the labor Of the work
ingncn Congress Issues SA0lOOUW national bank
rcncy, which burdens labor oountry $4000
yearly making the rich richer and starving the poor II
properly, not labor taxed the DEBT lett by the
belhon would he speedily paid business at once revive
t1e prosperity % the country return be resumed
apd me tailoring classes again be prosperous Citizens
81 tins district who favor this meeting will please send
thoL names on Monday TO "a Rutgers street
NEW YORK, March y, 1875 MATHEW STEWART.
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The possibility or a ne,o issue OF inconrertibe
paper Iregard ,oith amazenaent ana anxiety ana,
in my Judgment, such an issue could be detri-
Dae0t ana q shdn,e.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


fyITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK, So. -
William f. Armstrong of the city of New York, being
NV sworn doth de nose and say-That he Is chemist
and DRUGGIST doing business at Nos % and 30 Fulton
street In the CITY of New York That he is well &C.
quaintcd with John e. Williams who is salesman IN
this deponents employ at the place aforesaa rnat IN
the repor of the and convico OF EDWARD COX Ior
backmailing, published in the New horx iepain ana
nthcr this date II Is maze 10 appear
that this deponcn OF the witnesses on behalf OF
The nrone admitted that lie told Cox mat ne uneanlng
this suspected Williams was not rght THIS
SAID reporL lie did wish to imply that he suspected
Mr. Williams of steaiing what he wished to testify was
sha, no smsncctcd there something wrong between
NJ Williams and named Hughes; ana this depo-
S ~, ,h;nKs that the his retaining Mr.. Williams in
h employ after the arrest Of Cox sufficient evidence
m az his confidence him. That the said Williams has
in the employ Of this dcponent for abon eighteen
last past and has proved himself be honest,
;ndsrious reliable and faithful salesman, and in
whom this dcponent has always reposed The utmost
hdencc. 49,. a., ,,., - IL. AKMS hCNu
HIRAM b. COOPER Notary Public, Kings county, New
York
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DENTISTRY.

-
A FULL SET SIS To So; GUM TEETH, SO; SINGLE.
"a 81 warranted extracting with gas, 80 cents silver
fiDg ~ cents, examine specimens 2J2 sixth avenue
Established ISL. Remember, No 262. Open Sunday.S
A ETIFlCIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY
"A without plates. clasps any extracuonsi uc.n
built upon stumps to original shape ana Color III.
SIGESMUND II West Eleventh street, near BroauWay.
A RTIFICIAL TEETiI.-SET S., s.; GUM TEETH, STU,
~ warranted to III perfectly teeth nca VIII sVc
and bone soc. gold and patina, 81 at d. WhiiE'' %9
sixth avenue. Open sunday -
DR MICHAELIs, 80 EAST FOURTH STREE, NEAh
Taetina the rsots Filling without pain. so cents each.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

y CAEAT DIAMOND STUD FOR $500 ALSO THREE
- cluster Pms Cross, Earrings and LIT Of other
Jewelry, al low priced, at bass.D. stable III East
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DARTs-HOrEL MARABEAU.
This splendid establishment is beautifully situated in
the dc Ia paiX the finest part OF the CITY, adjoining
The new Grand Opera, the fashionable bouevards the
Place Vendome and the Tuiieries Gardens and Is con-
Quoted under the immediate sperin endcncc OF the pro
prietor, Mr.. CASANOVAS, who respectfully offers MS
grateful acknowledgements to American families ana
Gentlemen their continued patronage. The reading
room Is supplied with American and English papers;
there are besides handsome smoking and coffee roomss
the apartments combine every comfort and elefance'
and The cuisine, excellen attendance and con
cientous moderate charges the Mirabeau 10 the
OF travellers most comfortable and agreeable
ro.iI
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rAE LECTURE SEASON.

the possibility or ;le,o issue or tncOfUeltible
paper regard nith GW0gonae,& ana anxiety, ana,
IN Dy juGgmeM, such an issue too,t'6 be deh'i-
n,egat aud q sh0me.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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MRS. yANnERPoOL WILL LECTURE APRIL 4, AT
WI Garmo hall corner Fourteenth street and fifth
avenue. sub ect-"Strons Minded Women OF the Past
PresenLN
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A CONFERENCE or THE SPIRTTUALiSTS OF NEW
N York will be held at Germana Hail. 40 Third ave-
Eighteenth street. sunday, at2 NJ. All in-
teresied invited.
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EUROPE.

(NEORGE W. WHEATLEY & CO., GLOBE FOREIGN
" Express-Ilverpool, 10 North John street, London.
l1G LeaienhalI street-Yartes ordering goods from
Europe invited avail them,elves OF this long es.
abli agency and order packages to be forwarded
per Globe Foreign Express Quick despatch low rates
and prompt delivery. General shipping agents tor cargo
consignmen,s New York Agency, NORRIS European
ENpress 80
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DRo0roR,s FINAL LECTURE ON ASTRONOMY, A


the Cooper Union.--PIoessor r. A. PROCTOR will
deliver his last Lecture il the Great HAL OF the Cooper
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A TENOR OF TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE IN FIRST
n class church positions would lik, an engagement
rom May Address s. o. L., care Vim. kendrick, No.
IL Maiden lane.
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March 25, CHARLES W. NELsoS, attorney-at.law,
late of this city.
PEAgsALL.-On Thursday March PC. JOHN PEAR.
SAIL, OF the firm Of j. Il T. Pearsall at his resi-.
dence, NO. 10l East Seyentydr street, corner Of
Fourth avenue.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Boston and Pnl,adelphla papers please copy.
LIAM n. ETir. aged 80 wears.
Friends OF the family invited to attend the
mineral, from ST. AIMS church, corner OF Clinton
and Livingston Streets Tuesday March 81, at three
O'Clock.
RoBINsoN.-On Saturday, March %. at Jamaica
l.. L. In the SD year OF his age HENRY BARCLAY
ROBINSON, Esq, formerly OF Fredericton, y. b.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral at Grace
church, Jamaica, on Tuesday next. at haIf-past
eleven O'Clock. without further notice Trains Ior
Jamaica leave lhirty-iourth street and James slip
one O'Clock =. NJ
RIoRD,N.-On Thursday, March 20. 1874. ANNA J.
RIORDAN, VIE OF DAME R0rdan and daughter OF
Abraham and Anna Eliza cole, aged % years and ii
months.
Funeral will take place from her residence, No.
1913 second avenue on sunday, March 20, at one
O'Clock. Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend.
sIEGrL--On Thursday evening, March 26. 1874,
MATILDA, the beloved vile OF Lewis siegel, in the
Goth year OF her age
the relatives and friends OF the family, and
vted to attend the funeral, from her late resi-
dence, No. 6s4 Lexington avenue, on sunday,
March 20, at ten O'Clock 4. VI.
NorICE.-The memoers of Temple Beth FL are
requested to attend the funeral OF Mrs. MATILDA
SEGEI, from her late residence bSi Lexington ave-
nue. en- sunday, March 30 at ten A. NJ.
G. y. JUSEPHSON, Secretary.
HEBREW LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
yORKyILLE, New YORK. March p, 1874
MATILDA SIEGEI, member OF our society," died on
Thursday afternoon March 26 The funeral Is 10
take pace next sunday. the 29th inst, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, from her late residence No. 6S4 Lex
IngtOn avenue, between Fiity-sIxth and Fifty
seventh streets, to which the members of the
society are respectfully invited 10 attend.
+, IuCKERMAb, President
Bah. MEYER, Secretary.
SIGIsON.--On Thursday morning, March 20, 1874,
ElIzA, relIct OF Thomas Sigson aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
sttsud lie funeral, rom her late residence, NO,
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GOOD BAsSO DESIRES POSITION IN
"A quartet ear from May !. Address BASso, box
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ATTHE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST TWENTY
~ hfth street-Rev. A. O. osborn. D. d., pastor
Preaching March ~ i0 A. NJ and 10 p. NJ. Baptism
al the close oi evening service.
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<,ARD-PLEAsE RECOLLECr THAT CAPABLE AND
- conscientious teachers only are employed at the
Musical University, 9. Clinton place. near Firth avenue
Circulars mailed Address PRIVATE MUSICAL UNI
VERSllY.
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4 N ALTO--AY PRESENT FILLING AN ENGAGE
"A in a leading Episcopal church OF this CITY Is
open to n fresh engagement from LIST OF May Address
NJ. L., b. 2256 Post Office city
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n earement as organst; been accustomed TO Prot
estant Episcopal cho al service Address box 34 Posi-
Office
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GENTEEL YOUTH, AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE
N pianist gives Lessons at pupils residences at - per
quarter: highest recommendations from numerous pa
irons Address TECHNIQUE, Herald Uptown Branch
Oftc
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- APID TRANsIl-25 MINUTES FROM WALL STREET
IL by New Jersey Central Railroad; large dwelling
house ard sable with one or more acres at tS onne
Bay; 63 trains day churches. schools stores and gas.
To xc hapge for New York or Brooklyn Properly.
HOLLY BROTH Rs & NISSAN.
No. Pine street, II to4 p. M.
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ENHURCHES REQUIRING FIRST CLASS SINGERS
~ will please apply at or address the
NEW YORK CONsERVATOi ~ OF MUSIC,
No. East Fourteenth street. near Fifth avenue
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At THE CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN.
~ West Forty nj street Broadway High cele-
bration and sermon at lGs A. NJ vrsrer at T. W. Ros-
SINS grand "stabat Mater" al 10 p. III. All services
choral
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-, on Jnt OintHc FTIHsIt 81 NtnW us. -
at Appleon's bookstore Nos $40 nd 81 Broadway;
the Mercantile Library at the Cooper Union, and
G. Z. Putnam's sons OF Fourth avenue an
twenty bird street In order to bring these lecture
ed seas is reduced TO % cents TO be paid at III
door.
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rI'Tr DISTINGUISHED LECTURER HON. JOHN r.
4 O'Nen ,i deliver his celebrated lecture on "Danie
O'Connel Treland's Lberator,r at Iamnany Hall
thi stndayl e,cning at O'Clock.
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T DE GARMO HALL FIFTH AVENUE AM FOUR
teenth streetIo day, At 10 80 scientific sermon by
;. +. Andrews; 30 spirit Communion, Facts ana
Phenomena; % 7.3l Or. Charles De Medici and other
speakers. sublecI-"Ihe New DIspensation.n
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MUSICAL.

The possibility Of a netc issue or tncoRrertsoG
paper regard NTH anaazenaent ana d,t1ietg and
IN nsv judgment, such an tsste acocd DC defrt
T,eft ana a shdnle.-CHARIEs SUMNEi.
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FIRST CLASS SOPRANO DESIRES A POSITION
N q church from May /; ready reader; highest ref
erences Address S. n, Herald office.
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LADY WITH FINE AND POWERFUL SOPRANO
"A voice is omen for engagement u ballad singer or
in n church Choir, concerts; terms reasonable.
Address l.. NJ box 113 Herald Uptown Branch office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-21
GENERAL MARKET.

The following quotations are for small or
ders or jobbing rates:
APPLES-s4 5OG7 90 q Dbl.
BACON-Ciear sides. 91aGyAc; clearrlb sides
7sS@91zc; shoulders, 71z@75<c; hams. nncan-
vssed, 12lz@13c; breakfast bacon, lO1s@llc,
BUcKWHEAT FLoUR-ln store. ssOO per
IBBiRAN-s1 O@1 10 y cwt. 49,.
BUTTER-Medium. 2S@SOc; choice. SSg4Oc
y B 5IGiGGING-l4<@151<c slb.
BEANS-Navy, 50 1902 IS % Dbl. :,
CHICKENS-sS OO94 so. dressed. lOc y Id,
COAL oII-17@2Oc % gallon. -.
CABBAGES-Ts crate. s. COOS %; " lVV'
C0RN-In store, 75@7sc y bushel.
CHEESE-Factory, 141a@l515c.. =, ,
COTTON u ton; crude oil, S7@SS.
NC0RN-MEAL-s3 1893 50 % Dbl.
COFFEE-Rie, A@2Sc % lib.
EGGS 0@22c - dozen.
FLOUR-Super and extra, So 00@7 so; fam
lily and fancy branis. IS nO9s 50 D Dbl; infe-
ri %AY@dhoice. $50 OO@4 90 q ton; medium.
HOMINY-p barrel, 81 1895 90.
LIME-S1 50@l rs - Dbl. 1850.
LARD : Tierces, 914@912c; kegs. 1O@lO1Sc
MNTotiAsSEs-Louisiana new. in barrels. IS
ONIONS-Mixed. Sc 5097 80 % Dbl.
OATS-Choice, $1,000 a bushel. :,
PORK-Bulk clear sides, $4,000; clear rib.
S1SaS5zc; shoulders, 65z@7c; mess, SIG 5O@l7OO
0TATOES-Peachblow and russets. 81 IS
@3 90 . Dbl.
SUGAR Crushed, powdered and granu;
lated. l15tz@l2c y Ib; soft, refined, yellow and
white in bbls. cyclic; brown and yellow. in
hogsheads, S@10e.
SALT-S2 3093 so D Dbl.
TIES-B III, S5l@9c.
TWINE-l319@l415c.
1On16o III