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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-02-23

A FRACTION Of the medical faculty of
Middle Tennessee seems to be actuated
by q peculiarly selfish ambition. We
have not yet forgotten the part which
certain of this coterie played in thwart-
ing the establishment of au asylum for
the insane in West Tennessee, and new
we see placed on foot a scheme for local
aggrandizement at the expense of the
other sections Of the State which must
certainly strike the disinterested OBJ
server IS being thoroughly grasping and
selfish in its character. a bill has Just
been introduced in the legislature pro-
viding for the sale Of the Hermitage
property and the establishment in or
near the city Of Nashville, with the pro-
cseds OF the sale, an institution to be
called the jackson State Hospital"
said hospital to be under the control and
direction Of the trustees Of the university
OF Nashville. Under the delusive title
Of estate Hospitalp. the faculty Of the
medical department Of the university
have evidently sought to mask their
selfish LEGAL scheme. The institution,
instead of being placed under the con-
troll Of the State, is to be manipulated
by the trys- -ees of their school. The
effort made last year to induce the
city Of Nashville to purchase the
medical collsge building and establish
therein a general hospital, having proved
a failure, the present measure has evil
IDENTIFY been set on foot to compass the
same end. Much as Tennessee needs
hospitals and asylUms for the sick and
unfortunate, it is not pleasant sight to
witness the efforts of little coterie Of
professional men, who ought to be lifted
far above such selfshness, plotting for
local ACKNOWLEDGMENT at the general ex-
pense. The Hermitage property belongs
10 the State at large, aud not to Nash
VILE OF Middle Tennessee, and it Is diff
cult to see Whist line OF argument could
Justify its diversion into the hands OF the
trustees OF the university Of Nashville.
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WE HAVE only time and space to-day
70 call the attention Of the legislature %
the resolution Of the bar meeting, YES
terday, in regard to the proposed abol-
ishment Of the second chaucery and
second circuit courts. The intelligence
OF the bar Of Memphis is a guarantee
that its members know what they need
IN the way Of courts, and the integrity
on all questions which, as a body, they
have ever manifested, should be satis-
factory Of their honesty in this or any
other OF equal Importance. We feel that
10 say anything on the subject, after
what our lawyers have said, would be
like an attempt to paint the lily, if not
something more overstrained. They
are thoroughly acquainted with the busi-
mess OF our courts, and know better than
Legislators or assumed and cheeky ere.
formers" what are the public needs In
that regard. We hope the members
from Shelby will bear this in mind, and
that they will not attempt to put them
selves on the record in antsgonism to 30
Influential a body as the bar in mat
ter OF vital concern to every member Of
II, as wei as to the general public. The
courts are n necessity, are OF little cost
to the State, and we hope will be sus-
tainel.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Chicago Calls ON she Fire Insurance
for SS8. 900 More.

CHICAGO, February 22.-This morn
| ing at three o'clock fire broke out in
| tie dry-house of Wahl Bros glue
| works, located on Thirty-first street and
lancaster avenue. The building COW
| e,s eight acres, and was almost COM
uetely destroyed, together with the
| sock, which was very large. The loss
is estimated at four hundred thousand
dollars, but insurance men say it will
not exceed two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, exclusive of insurance.
There was some difficulty in making the
alarm understood and the fire had made
considerable headway before the engines
arrived, The inflammable character OF
the buildings caused the flames to spread
very rapidly. Nothing was saved ex-
cept the Office, two iee-houses, parts OF
the refuse and cork-houses, and the
books and papers. There were twenty
buildings in all. There are various the
cries as to the cause of the fire, but the
generally accepted one is that the dry
house was overheated. The insurance
is in the following companies: Melville,
S24OO; Mississippi Valley, $1,000; Mil
waukee Mechanics, 5000; New Orleans,
$500; Planters, Memphis, $2400;
Prescott, Boston, $1,000, Roger Will
liams, $1,000; Shoe and Leather, $500;
st. Paul and Farmers and Mechanics,
$1,000; Newtown, Pennsylvania, $1,000;
Citizens, $4,000; Southside, Pennsylva-
MIA, $500; Boatmen's, Pennsylvania,
$500; Adriatic, New York, $1,000;
Etna, Hartford, $1,000; Etna, New
York, $500; Amazon, Cincinnati,
5000; Hoffman, New York, $500;
Hudson, $500; Kansas, $1,000; Lancas-
ter, Pennsylvania, 5000; Lycoming,
$1,000; Manufacturers, Boston, $500;
Mercantile, Cleveland, $1,000; Mechan-
ics', New Yerk, $1,000; Allemania,
Pennsylvania, $240O; Atlantic, New
York, $500; Atlas, Hartford, Bangor,
Mafae, Black River, New York, Boston
Underwriters, Buffalo, German, $500;
Citizens st. Louis, Empire, Chicago,
Equitable, Nashville, Franklyn, 1ndi'
ana, State, Pennsylvania, $500 each;
Globe, Chicago, $2400; Fame, Philadel-
phia, $1,000; Fanueil Hall, 5000; Farm
ers and Drovers', Kentucky, Michigan
State, $1,000; Fire Association, $1,000;
GIenn's Falls, New York, $1,000; Amer
ican, Philadelphia, $24O0. Total, $685.
600. The factory suspended operations
some two months ago, and did not re-
sumo until very recently, when 5000
workmen were again employed. All
these are thrown out of employment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-02-23

IN another column We publish a very
full report of the proceedings had yester-
day by the general council in the mat
fer Of the new charter published in the
APPEAL Of Sunday. 1t will be seen that
a few changes have been made, but
since they are such as met the approval
OF the committee and both boards, and
are likely TO commend themselves to the
people Of the city at large, we hope they
will fare equally well at the hands Of the
Legislature, TO whom the charter is TO be
submitted at once by competent COM
mittee, whose composition is given
elsewhere. Among the material
changes from our publication of Sunday
We have TO note that while the bounds-
Ties are retained, the same wards in
number and location, as now, are also
retained; the mayor, aldermen and
councilman are to be elected as under
the existing charter; the salaries Of may.
or aud other officers are optional with
boards as at present; the police and fire
departments TO be organized as at pres
ent; the recordership to remain as under
the present charter; the pavements of
streets and alleys not to be disturbed,
save by special ordinance to that effect;
the rate of taxation not to be increased
over 81 75 on the 500 Of taxable proper
", for all purposes, and the city is au-
thOrized to provide for the payment OF
the NicolsoE pavement scrip. We
hope the legislature will adopt this char
ter just as it is. II it will, it will satisfy
the people Of Memphis.
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DIED.

RAY-On the 22d instant, MAUD, only
daughter OF Judge j. E. r. and NJ. 5. Ray, aged
thirteen years.
Friends of the family are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence, 40 Wellington
street, this (TUESDAY) afternoon at three
O'Clock. Services by Rev. DR.. Landrum'
COFFIN-ALINE PINsoN, daughter and only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Coffin.
Funeral from the residence OF Dr. D. NJ
Allen. No. I4s Madison street, this TUESDAY,
afternoon at 81 o'clock.
WARNER-At his residence, Cedar Grove
in this county, on the 2lst instant, FRED l..
WARNRR, aged 80 years and days.
Funeral will take place from the residence
OF his brother, f. Louis Warner, No. S2
Second street. this CTUESDAY) morning at
g% O'Clock. Carriages in attendance.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust made TO me on
D the 18th day OF January, 1874, by A: K
Wigs and Annie Z. Wigs, and registered In
book 49, page $50, for the purpose OF securing
certain Indebtedness therein mentioned,
will on the 10Th day of March. 1870. on
the southwest corner OF Madison and Main
streets within legal hours, sell az public out
cTy. 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the prop
erty herein described, to-Wtt: situate IN Shell
nv county State of Tennessee, being part Of
tract OF Is 43lOO icres, situate about three miles
east of the city OF Memphis, on the north
margin of the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road which tract contains i've acres, and is
bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake on
tn southeast corner Of said Is 53-l00 acre tract
50 feet from the center of said railroad: run
ming thence west with the south line Of said
tract Of land 30 feet to stake also 50 feet from
the center OF said road; thence west on a par
allel line with the eastern boundary line OF
said tract one thousand and thirty seven feet
70 a stake; thence east 70 the eastern boundary
line Of said Is 4S-lO0 acre tract 30 feet thence
south along said eastern boundary to the be-
ginning, II being the same tract or lot Of land
conveyed by ". b. Miller 10 Samuel NJ. Neel
on the FIRST OF October. lS69-tOgether with
the Improvements thereon and the appur-
tsnances thereto belonging. Redemption
waived and title believed to be good, nut
sell and convey as trustee only:
fel3 THOS. J. BEAsLE1, trustee.
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An accident occurred on the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railroad Satur-
dsy night, near Sheffield, Illinois, by
which 8 asleeper and two csrswere thrown
from the track; one Of the coaches falling
down an embsnkment fifteen feet.
About fifteen persons were injured, but
no names csn be ascertained. Only one
person wa killed, n school-tescher, re-
siding in TIsgilmsi he Jumped from the
car as il WAS running on the sleepers.
The cause OF the accident was broken
rail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-02-23

An immense Catholic temperance de-
monstratlon was held at the Maryland
institute, in Baltimore, Sunday. Father
Didier administered the pledge to three
hundred Of the st. Vincent society, the
audience, numbering three thousand,
rising 10 their feet as il was administer
ed. The Catholic societies Of the city
were present, with banners and regalis,
aud the meeting, in zeal, has not been
edualed since Father Matthew was
there
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while the latter urges that its passage
would have the effect OF creating two
interests in one household. In making
his report this morning, Senator Quarles,
chairman Of the judiciary committee,
announced that member of that COM
mittee had been instructed to draft
bill covering the whole matter Of
woman's right in property, embOdying
substantially the features OF the Ken
tucky law on the subject,
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MARRIED.

WORRELL-TAYLOR-O Thursday Feb
ruary IS, 1876 at o'clock p m, at the residence
of the brides mother, in Jackson, by Rev. c.
R. Hendrickson, ]. j. WoRRELL, editor of the
Jackson Dispatch, and Miss LUo TAYLOR,
both Of Jackson, Tennessee.
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Attention, Knights TempIar.

TTyHE members of st. Elmo Commando q
4 r., No. Is, o. D., are hereby requestedH
to attend a special conclave, -thts/V\
rTUEsDAY) evening, February 23d, at ~
o'cIock. for comforting the Orders of the Tenn
nIe. All members of the CommRndery are
reouired to attend in full dress.
Fratres are courteously invited.
nv order. B. r. HALLER, E. c.
r. W, SHELTON, Recorder.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, February 3, 1875.
The annual election for Eleven Directors TO
serve the ensuing year, will be held at the Of
flee OF this Company, on
Wednesday, March ,, 1873,
between the hours of 10 am. and pm.
THOS. II. ALLEN, President.
SB. CLARKE, secretary. fe9
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NASHVILLE.
The Question OF the Adjournment Over
Tuesday, on Account OF Washing
toms Blrthday-Quorum ia
the Senate.
LOug.Winded Biographies - OId-Tine
Stories-Tbe kmende Honorable
Another and Better Assess.
ment BIZ.
From our Special Correspondent.

Prom our Special Correspondent.
NASHVILLE, February 2O.-It is very
seldom that Spears, Of the house, says
anything with point TO it, but he GER
tainly did this morning in the discus
sion which was had over a resolution
providing that when the house adjourned
1t should adjourn until Tuesday morn
ing at ten O'Clock, in order that the
members might participate in the festiv-
ities anu ceremonies of
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l find l have done that other SEN
atorial bachelor, Wade, an injustice in
connection with this same woman ques-
ton, in stating as l did in former let
ter that he had manifested disposition
to weight it down with Objectionable
amendments. He Is not an opponent
OF the measure, but, on the contrary,
heartily fsvors it. He explains that the
amendments offered by him at the time
referred TO were offered for the purpose
of circumventing those willy legislators,
Haynes, Of Shelby, snd Hodges, OF
Hamblen. The former objected to the
bill that II would have the effest Of pro-
tectiug the husbands property from
process OF law in collection Of debts,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-02-23

The best judges OF the situation on the
tax bill say to-day that there is nochancs
of the fifteen cents tax on spirits In bond
and In the hands of wholesale dealers
and rectifiers passing safely the gauntlet
Of the two houses of congress. Many
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
-,--.,,,,s from E,evep,h Page.

-e:.s % 600 were Western Union telegraph. 4i,eoo
was. Nail 80 500 Lake Shore. 800 Union Pacific
~ 100 North-western, 1OSOo, st. Paul, lSSoo ht,e,
ooo ,,Iantic and Pacific Telegraph, $500 Ohio and
ss,ss e1Oo Wabash, and 3700 Rock Island.
The advance in prices from Satur-
davis closing quotations was per cent
IN Pacific Mail each in Atlantic and Pacific Pre-
fered, Delaware, Lackawanna AMI western
Erie, Hannibal and st. Joe, and Wabash, and . per
cant in Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph On the other
hand Central and Hudson and c. G. q l. Z, e'cn
declined per cent; Rock Island, o. Nortn,wsss- sss
ern Preferred, /; Lake Shore. }s Ohio ana M,s os
sissippi. Z; Western Union Telegraph Nau "a
Papl and Northwestern Common escn
80 cont We understand that at meeting OF the
Pacific Mail directors to-day Messs Albert ha'oh IN
and Russell Sage were elected directors IN plsee o,
Neasrs. VIZ Fogg and T W. Park resigned, and
we hear also that there were 'nree more
T.,sot, The opening. highest, lowest, and closing
rr,cos Of stocks sold today were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12

RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The Financial Chronicle publishes the following
gross earnings of railroads for the month Of Decem
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12


State Of York. County OF NtU York E: John h. EEet
Of the named bank do sOemn swear ha e ABOVE
true to the best Of my knowledge ard belief
J. L. BVkRIr1, CsshleE
Subcbed this h day January 1912
SIDNEY T. BUSTEBD, Notary Public
Correct-Attest: f.. A. PABNER,
WAREEN HARRIOT. Directors
FRANCIS r. PuRNALD)
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
The following are the closing quotations of for

Call loans are again easy and quoted at 3G33 on
pledge of ordinary collateral Prime mercantile
paper is in demand, but names closely scrutinized
We quote choice grades at 6GGi. The Treasurer re-
ceived to-day S46OOOO in National bank notes for
redemption. The Clearing house statement is as
follows Currency exchanges, S9O616,SS5; Currency
balances, S3O56435 gold exchanges $14,759,s9O (;
gold balances, $1,94S,s1S. Government bonds were
quiet and the market devoid of feature, but in tone
prices were steady. We annex the latest street
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12

In State bonds Tennessee new. ex-coupon, made a
further decline, touching 81. The following were
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12

market rules trm; purchasing
freely l54c for the home ade there steany dofpx
6 for SneI Choice and under the ess liberal
frm In their views We quote:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
Dipi6en6 NoIires.

OFFICE PKsNsILvAStA RAILROAD Co.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL, 1875. }
NOTICE is hereby given that the Pennsyl-
yans Railroad Comp.nJ viii station before March
g. 1875 the driGeb1 Dec b. 1873 al
socrued interest thereon 10 date of presentation.
the 6h Of March 1875 this Sep will Interest ,s
The Company will pay all that may then be outstanding
BAYARD BUTLgR
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12

por tuuIe delivery prices advanced 32al 10 mainly on the
early months; ali Of Low Mddingsi nm
s,e' sa'STsaJ aeE zoo AS4 iboo is iSse 100
1000 b h,y 200 IS Lido So 60 ase, 1Ss !SSs soo
i6Stc August 100 17c total $500 bales sai1rlsys eSSns
prcesJanuary 147sdd 2S52; February Az 10 ~ June
ie i0s 5.S2e july i0 2S32a6'; August l9 l5'lSc S
noripsi. MAJ rkc firm mJaouarV ioo
Zoo February, LOO lss }%S SS9 Il 4 Ss 1sci !SS 200
Is Sl6c March ses 100 j. l7s2 800 % pse a
100 IS 1899; Apri 600 Io7e 400, 10 10 lSios hSo Se
10 2792c 200 10 Isles l00 70 s1o HS s S2e 400
1S9c go Is 2SS2c 100 10 5lGe May 900 l6 liSS pSo
100 e 32c 100 l6 l-l6c 100. 16lsl ZOO. io4c 5ao0
is 1929 June 400 6 l7S2s J 39g le 600 A1go AZ 81
200 6 5l6c; 900 bales grsnd total 2eoUC Sa oI
COFFRE-Thee nothing to report In market iof
ovns 70 the scarcity Of 1mt quote o1ha
esrgoe at Fair do IS 29l lSae Good do ls9io
and Prime goh Stocks at all ports ths
no 800 bags 29 bags here 5000 bag, Ad @
1000 Richmond, IoOoo oBs
Hampton S4U9 bags at Baltimore MID grAoes arc '
Quiet bat holders tIm. .ua lama.
FLOUR MEAL-Tbe Flour market opened very qq ana
would
low and meum grades especially heavy AT the close me mar
rather active lover genea sales OF oVoo
W.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12


Corn Meal Inactive but steady sales 900 bb We quoei
Corn Neal Jes,. ~ 2Oas4 2j Corn Mea. BnnPe ~ 90
Corr Meal Western 15a GO Corn Meal. Gold Bafs ouo
w-sLH i lo6 30 .,.-.- -. .o ~,
Flour active and sedr a OF elae ~ % w
ds2 75 sud Penns vGnis at ~ 70dS2 80 " 100 II.
for berth eaSeT osrouhV no
eeble fer rsn Iu the oarerng lie there n but
pshed as onusS eonunnes scarce ana ne
To yrrpoo By steam bush Grain at 10 A bush the rate
by sail l0d Londou steam. l2Gl2i9 nomina; oI a
ld: GlsByow steam l2dl2l2L, nomnal sAl lOd lOOO Dds
oil London Sd Y hb The charters comprise;
private terms an American 1000 bbs DO for port terms
withheld Itasn bark hence Gbraer with lOOO cnes hehea
made pubLi
IRON Norfolk Brb.Goes with 100000 stag al SlO an Ame-
brig Jamaica with 100000 do fai; cTgo olO
GRAfN-Ihe opened quite dali N the absence OF
in OF nominal
ter in moderate veil he e h1g csutousIi
better The opening
large M Water quite OOO bush at 81 lO9
Chicago Spng In store; 81 % for NO. chicago sprng
saoat small osi 81 l234 bid for No Milwaukee 10 store;
Al 23 for No Milwaukee, and No Minnesota a1oat;
Whit. Michigan 81 81 Amber do Barley sadr aod 10 far
Canadian al 81 b9dSl 6O lOOOO
bush Jefferson ContS 81 AZ and 3OOO bush Two
rowe STATE (Ra ST. 3Odsl 81 Barey Malt steady but
Lake Shore at 81 30 time and 81 40 cash
Dat. are the trade 6uyg quite reeJ the
sales are SO MiIei o2Obs 2 track,
and GS dG94 afo White at 69d7Oe on track and afost;
Western Sd632 track and 7Oc gloat White
and So go loc sAost and White 69l2d7Oc and snos
Rye quiet sales 200 bush State at 9Od92c on track,
aud 81 d05c ahoat better New Ssabe the dema nd
quite general chiefly for Old Mixed neglected but is brm at
8c store sale. 10000 bush Western Mixed s62d
SIC on track and 81 2dSoc afoat; Western White S7l2d
SSc Western Yellow 81 .Q89c aAoat Southern Yellow a!
S7qSSc; Jrrsey yellow at S6d 81 loc pier snl ahoat
AND BAooKLrN
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
The b,ds for stocks at the close of the EXCHANGE

In London securities were quiet and firm, and
money easy and below the Bank of England rate.
The local foreign exchange market was dull and
steady, while gold was firm, but very dull, there
being no new consultations or influences affecting
the premium. On gold loans the rates paid to have
balances carried were 8, 2l Q, and per cent. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called five
twenties and S25OOOO in coin interest on the public
debt The days operations at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleariDgs, S29,s70,0OO; gold
balances, Sl776,7 ,756 currency balances, $2olO1l5
The quotations for gold were as follows:
iO:OOll2S ;l:30...ll2@I l:OO."l12ss 230 ...1l2S
i0:S0 ii2& i2:OO...ii2Si l:3O..ll2S 3OO.... ll24
iii;oS ii2S i2:S0...ii2S 20O..il2S all2S
The DAYS business at the u. S. Treasury com
prised
Gold eeepts 1908 Gal 80 Uaymts. S6O5554 23
o1 nsVmep 5f9 sl % CurreneJ balances SS57l6 10
God balances S906s9 81 Customs. o5SOOO %
Currency receipts. l,039,4l7 Va !
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CorToN-The market spot Cotton %. een r. I s,ps ros
today are oil ssi this day las. week ;,, "a SIS
~, aa 671 b.e. eonsodaie tone daJsl ee.ip
h.ls,, sipors 20 Grst Bntsn bl46 bsesi eI'of'' '"
1888 bales =, .,...,sa.s.n An foros SEPT l. 1874,
C., IN store qsshy pes merc ''h n'n
rSsos ,noye or b-iev quoted ,., uAtun, 1sa
ordinary. ID S'ne ,s. o"t "a 1'' ~ Good MID lD u
Allrt Ia
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12

The Bank Statement compares as io''o"' "i''
former returns:
1874. D'':.i1 LPs'A SPs'l' ci'''';'l'' Leg Ten
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RousKs FOR rHREE YEARS.

nay AND STRAW-RetI lots with ready sale
G70c Retail lots. 7O09De.: Glover 5Od
65c and SAT- 50d6Uc Straw dull and at 6Od65c for
Long Rye 90 55c for do. and 6Od6Oc for Oat
NAVAL sTORESEothng attractive but the market
Sran,d oHn at 81 lOdS2 - for
OF 500 bbld Good at the inside figure
Spn SO SO 2 without transactions Tar unchanged
bot only selling in small at az 81 2as2 90 Pitch dull at
81 25dS2 37l2
HANDS Crude sperm 81 70 very quiet Whale
Lard l. steadily held 81 l0dsl lj for Prime Winter henhsden
IL quiet bu, 6rm al 44e. Other oils quiet.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inert but without noticeable change Reuei
this months deveryi sales Of 1000 bb.
delivery quotation; Cases l7dl7e Crude 6 asked with
nothing doing Hapbths dull lO The Philadelphia make for Re
fined uuiet bbls for Goth l2l
The foows Oil City nomn, 81 20
Tdioute firm ST. bid; rtus'lle fm 81 321dtl 80;
Petroleum CeneNo market yet PafseFs United, IL " 2 chip
ments, 81 25d$l 27l4.
PR0ysIOSsThe Pork mke. steady for cash bu, aue sale,
Of SO Old Mess at $50 l25 bb New DO so 80
pected rs unnspeeted; 100 bb
s2Ods2O l2l2 Beef ses 70
Plain Mess Sll Beef Hams quiet Trree Beef
inactive Meats fairly quite
pieces 7ds for Pck shouers 7e Fresh
l2Iaal &c. dol l0c for Fresh Bellies 10000 Bellies
dl2 n at lOc; $4,000 fO
bulk for smoking lUS1ei 90 Bellies
l07edlle. firm and in light Of
We,tIG Cumberland Cut at lOc l75 boxes City Long
1094 Dressed Hogs lower and fairly
Western S9S's and City Ssa9c LAri opened stronger
closed sales lity At
l4c; 500 Refined at l49ol4; 500 tea Western cash
l4e; fer future deveT hear Of 1000 seller January
II c; 5000 cs seller February, at l4sdl4c 1850 t.
seller March. at l44dl4asc
densnd has for choice grades
which liberal supply these rule steady ali other
The berG mejum
prices rule nomns Rolls poes
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
THE MARKETS.
ICs,siunr reported Tor rHs rKIBuSnI
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MONDAY, Jsh IL, 1875.
The following complete list Of ,hIppi wSieh
we're cleared TO-DAY for 'oFeisa porte:
AesTERDAn-Hhip KaudaEghiuer H.
Petroleum OS9-stayes $500
ARKsDAL-DATk BAlde
Petroleum gals
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12

wEsr SIDE BANK Eew-York Dec. 80, 1874
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DlREGIOKS
will be hell at the banking on TUEsDAf jan
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