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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-12
Police Court.

This morning the Recorder disposed
Of the following cases: John Geig, mis-
d~emeanor, fine s.; Mollie Berry, misde-
meanor, $40; F. Boollen, drunk, s.; E,
L. Patton, drunk, s.; W. J.. Driscoll,
gaming, So; E. R. Webber, drunk, S.;
W. Il. Erwin, assault, $40; James Pick,
escaped convict. turned over to Sheriff;
Perry Marsh, carrying deadly weapons,
fine $50 and bail $4,000; Mat OUTLAW,
drunk and disorderly, $40; Dan Eagan,
drunk and d%isorderly, sIOi John Dunn,
vagrancy, bail $500.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.
River Coopers on the var Path.

River COOpers on the War Path.
Yesterday George McGuinn, a cooper
employed at the Memphis and St. Louis
elevator, was dangerously shot by a
leyee cooper named Maurice Quinlan.
McGuinn had been drinking and had
engaged in a row with his wife at their
residence in Fort Pickering, Mrs. Nc
Quinn took refuge in Maurice Quinlan's
house, when McGuinn followed her, and
breaking the door in abused Q~uinlan's
wife. Quinlan seized his trusty pistol
and shot McGuinn twice, one ball shat
tering his arm and another entering his
breast and passing through the lungs.
Quinlan was arrested and committed in
default of bail to await the result of the
shooting. The wounded mar lies in a
precarious condition and will probably
die. To-day Quinlan was tried before
Esquire Hall and was released from Gus
tody, it being shown that the shooting
was done in self defense.
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Last evening a negro named William
Mitchell, residing FIVE miles from the
city on Randolph road, shot and killed a
black brother named Burnside. He and
Burnside had a quarrel and Burnside
threatened to kill him on sight. Yester.
day the parties met and Burnside fol-
lowed Mitchell, when the latter drawing
his trusty six-shooter fred upon his pur-
suer aad killed him. After the shooting,
fearing the vengeance of Burnside's
friends, Mitchell fed to this city and sur
rendered himself to the police to await
an examination of the homicide.
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"0LD MARGARET" by Henry Kings
ley, at Mansford's, l5c. [ll6
Personal.

Judge John L. I. Sneed, of the Su-
preme Court, after nine months inces-
SAINT work on the bench, is at home at
Buntyn's Station, near Memphis, enjoy
ing a brief rest. We are pleased to see
that he looks well.
Colonel F, A. Tyler left the city this
morning for Washington City to join
Colonel G. W. Alexander in the con-
duct of the Gazette. Colonel Tyler is
an cid journalist, as we'll as lawyer; has
bad large experience, is a cultivated
gentleman and scholar and the soul of
honor. He has the generous confidence
and respect of this community, and has
a host Of friends who wish him great
success in his new field Of labor and
usefulness.
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First Chancery and First Circuit Courts
tested as to its constitutionality.
THROAT CUTTING.
Exciting Incident at Horn Lake,
mfasfasfnDf.

mississippi.
Some days since an account appeared
in the journals Of this city about John.
Bellamy, who resides at Horn Lake,
Miss, and who, while sleeping one night,
had his throat and hand badly cut with
a razor at the hands Of a white woman,
Mrs. Morgan, who was his housekeeper.
The woman fed on committing the deed,
was arrested last Friday and was tried
before Esquire Farmer, of Horn Lake.
Bellamy testified that the woman had
been at his house two months and had
given him poison twice, and that on the
night mentioned he felt a knife cutting
his throat, and throwing up his hand re-
ceived the second cut on it, thereby
saving his life. He knew of no reason
why the woman committed the assault
upon him.
Mrs. Morgan, who was a stranger in
the neighborhood, no one knowing from
whence she came, testified that she had
never attempted to poison Bellamy, but
that on the night in question Bellamy
came 10 her room and attempted to out
rage her person, and that she resisted
and seized a razor from the table and
inflicted the wounds stated upon her
assailant, and then fed from the house
and got lost in the woods, where she was
arrested next day. No other testimony
being introduced, Judge Farmer dis
missed the warrant and released the
woman from custody. On being re-
leased Mrs. Morgan left for Memphis.
At Horn Lake public opinion is divided
as to the facts in the case and merits of
the controversy. Bellamy received a
severe cash in the throat, but the wound,
although severe, is not dangerous.
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Coroner,s

This forenoon Esquire Spelman held
an inquest upon the body of Celia Free
man alias Annie Mason (black), who
last night took an overdose of morphine
at an establishment heal the corner of
DeSoto and Gayoso streets. The de-
ceased was twenty-five years of age, and
the cause Of the suicide was unrequited
affection on the part Of a black
brother,
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Serious

Last night Mrs. Pete Mentges, resid-
ing on Poplar street, near the market,
was setting in the second story window
of her residence aad accidentally fell
out into the street, fracturing her skull
in a dangerous and probably fatal man
ner. The medical attendants have
hopes Of her recovery.
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Matrimonial.

The following executed marriage Ii.
censes have been returned to the County
Clerk during the week; David Hornton
and Miss Mollie johnson; j. A. Pollard
aud S. E. Hays, D, N. Hanifin and AL
media Pearson.
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are as follows:

s~chool6eld, Hanauer & Co.,
The remaining fifteen will no doubt be
secured during the present week, SO as
to commence work at once on the foun-
tain, which will be an ornament to the
city when finished.
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Our alpaca coats, 81 75.
KAHN & FREIBERG.

$50 to $4,000 has been invested in
Stock Privileges and paid 900 per cent.
profit. How to do it." A book on
Wall street, sent free.
TUMBRIDGE & Co., Bankers,
xxi-l4-d&w 2 Wall street. N. Y.
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For daily papers from all the leading
cities in the Union, illustrated weekly
and monthly magazines and novels, or
for fancy stationery and school books,
call at Thos. Hanson's, No. COZ Beal
street. ll5-t
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GREAT INVOLVEMENT
CIGARS at COST.

The undersigned offer, FOR thirty
DAYS ONLY, any of their stock of cigars,
in any quantity not less than one thou
sand, at the above rates, FOR CASH ONLY.
sARTORIUS e. REINIG,
IFS 40 aud Al Jefferson 81.
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Tha mammath Gave

The second excursion to the Nam
moth Cave will leave next Monday or
Tuesday. Several ladies and gentlemen
from Holly Springs are preparing to &C.
company their Memphis friends.
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500 Pairs boys fine linen pants, 81.
KAHN Il FREIBERG.
News wanted.

The clerks of our different courts have
received the following postal card;
MINNEAPOLIS EAST, MIMI
July l, 1875.
Peter Henry Bossr, a Prussian, some
times called Henry Bossr, has deserted
his wife, Mary j. Bossr, and will attempt
to obtain q fraudulent divorce. II he
appears in your court, notify his wife, at
the above place, so that she may defeat it.
This is putting the postal card where
it will do the most good, but so far Colo
mel Bossr has not appeared in Memphis.
SEE Sartorius & ReiniG's card. Ills
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Hydrants, gas pipes and everything az.
pertaining to the plumbing and gas TT
ting business.
j. W. X, BRowNE, 263 Second st.
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TIE LEDGER job Office is in constant
receipt from the foundries Of new type,
embracing all the latest nd best styles.
1871
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BoUQrETs and cut flowers at Craig's.
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'MATERS' NEW SCALE PIANOS

TIC luU UtsV MIUV IHU JUUVH VIHslIN1 n NHne
|inging tone, powerful, pure and even.
WATERS CONCERTO DREAMS
|annot be excelled in tone or beauty; they
Refy. competition. The Concerto Stop is a fine
Imitation Of the Human VO CO.
PRICES EXTREMELY LOW for cash dur
ng this month. Monthly Instalments re-
feived; Pianos and Organs to Let, and Rent
Instruments AT GREAT BARGAINS.
AGENT5 WANTED. A liberal discount to
Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Schools,
Lodges, etc. Special Inducements TO the
|rade. Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. H0R
ICE WATERS x SONS, lSl Broadway, New
Box 1867.
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See sartOrius & Reinig's card. ms

HANDSOME illustrated Family Bible
700 fine engravings. Sold in this city,
by W. s. Rogers, Agent. 1872
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Those elegant ~shirtings and cali
cOes-three cases just received.
KAHN g. FREIBERG.

INSTEAD of going North, drink Berliner
Weiss beer. [l22
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fHE BROWN COTTON GIN CO.,

Manufacturers Of Cotton Gins, Cotton Gin
Feeders, condensers and Cotton Gin Mate
balls Of every description. Our Gins have
been in use thirty years, and have an estsb-
ished reputa ion for simplicity, lisbt-run-
bug. durability, and for quality and quantity
f lint produced. Orr Feeder is easily at
pched to the Gin. and easily operated by any
hand Of ordinary intelligence. They are the
implest and cheapest Feeder in the market
ind feed with more regularity than is possible
by hand, increasing the Out-turn and giving a
leaner and better sample. At all Fairs where
Exhibited and by Planters having them in use.
hey have been accorded the highest eneOmi-
BINS. 0ur condensers are well made. durable
hnd simple in construction, and do what is
equired of them rapidly and well. No addi-
|ional power is required to drive the Feeder
br Condenser. and no Gin House is complete
Without them. We are prepared to warrant,
o any reasonable extent, perfect satisfaction
10 every purchaser. Circulars, prices and full
Information furnished Address as above, or
hpply to W.. A. SMITH. Memphis, Tenn.
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GET shaved at 32l Union street, and
enjoy the tanning machine. ll6
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New Advertisements

AGENTS FF sdpisI. to 81 dpm nPaS
Sense Medical Adviser 1t is the cheap.
i II strait ons, 81 80. Tbs Thousands buy il at sight
Who could not be induced to purchase the
Aigh-priced books treating of Domestic Medi-
tine. Unlike other books sold through
agents. this work is thoroughly advertised
throughout North America. This fact. to-
Bether with the large size. elegant appear
Rnce, and many new features of the book,
causes ii to sell more rapidly than any work
liver published in this country. Those Of my
hgents who have had experience in selling
books, say that in all their previous canvass
ng they never met with such success or made
olarge wages, as since commencing the sale
bf my work. For terms and territory, ad-
Dress Enclosing two postage stamps and stat.
ng experienced r. v. Pierce, M. D., Worlds
Dispensarys Buffalo. N. Y. Note.- Mark en-
Relope For Publishing Department"
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MOystOn's beautiful re-
touched and FURNISHED pho
tOgraphs, % per dozen, at
Star Gallery, 249 Main st. [75t
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water Pines. Hose.

SPRING chickens at Ill Main street
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gentlemen viii not neglect TO ex
anime our white shirts at 81 and
81 % a piece.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar streets,
EVERY hrst-class saloon keeps it.
Berliner Weiss beer. rl22,
SEE Sartorius & Reinigs card. Ills
PATRoSIzE a home institution and
drink Berliner Weiss beer,
1921 FRAycIs Schulz, Proprietor.
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Our silk sun umbrellas, 81.
KAHN Il FREIBERG.
SEE Sartorius q Reinig's card. Ills
Court Equnre fountain.

OUUEN hYUHFe FUUHIUIH'
T~hirty-fve citizens have subscribed
one hundred dollars each to erect a Eve
thousand dollarfountain in Court Square
and but fifteen ether public-spirited per.
sons are required to complete the scheme.
Those who have come up and subscribed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-12

Mansford, corner Second and Monroe,
has a large and varied supply Of base
balls, cheap 59t
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LARG CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
CIGARS At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

The great summer drink-Berliner
Weiss beer. ll22
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FoR SALE.

|EOR SALE-UNE OF THE MOST COM
|E PLETE HOMES in the city-No. 34 Lin
Hen street. Apply to- ". CAMERON.
loo 125 Office Water Co.
, 1875-05-31

lroreA arrived during tho week, and wcsc tnton
chto1y for tue c.ioago n,aste} At t0atoD socorl-
ina to qnalsty Tic Inter ARnro wps realized in two
Instances only and may fairly be regarded ~ mn OF.
trce onc Tho quality IA better tar III 1asl seasnns
and eorrcspondlpa1y botor prices nts being obaEne.
Veal calves havo hceH H,oto plenty, and hnve sol
rather Low er-1nofat at .00 Tor Ipor to prime.
ht!rll coxs seal Ht 80 o0t3 s.t0 isr head.
b'urlns matkrt wa1 fairly active, null rnlc aeady
Rnd FIRM. 1Rsn thsn thousand luad wsre jcft oyvr
unsold. Following $40 tho closing
quorA1iuMA.
Extra Dcoves-dradcd ftecss, weighing 1.lo0 .
oao,to S ueoy.;"iinc III, wo Ic ;cs1
tog ycar old stears, weighing Ian 10 ..-
Good aser., wtis III ''00'''
tng l1eo 10 .4so ua.. .....;... S.7ss5so
Medtiin. 0fadas--sltrrs III fAtr flesh, weigh
ing t1oo 70 100 es ....:,..."....... s.a;@s.eo
common 10 choice cows fur city slaughter,
weighing 500 70 l.lOo ~: a.Tt@soo
Stuck uMlt!e-oommon catstt. Weighing 70v
4, p ~" r.; .;..;.:..:....:.::.. sa,@4so
stAgs lul,s, nnl acalawa9 stecss 2sosaas
TeIas Cittle--ThFnugh drovts .,,......... 3Nta4f3
u01a-Tho week untler rsvlew WIN disak trous ouu
to Western shippers. The broak III Tho provision,
market led to partial suspension Of operations Oh Tho
TART Of summer packers, and under heavy arrivals
there was Steady ANIL rand shtiknge Of yaict, In
comparison Viii, The quotations Of tho previous week.
reduction Of 6st3 6e Ia nute which makes au ngg-o-
gao ecno for tha two wects 0f ahGa5t11 per tOJ bs
During lilo rAst fortnight Western sppers have aus
tu recover; but the Wcstern lrovor IL q man Of
"ncsve" and ho noets his resnrhea will fosttsldc
6AurtaTs market was Reasonably active, and rrtces
slcndcd IN little. Bales were At $50 Ga7.21, ur at
10 Prime bacon gradsa aud al III 7.2j for co1ar.n
to cllofce heasy,
, 1875-05-31

HIfEEf-1Isd there been any considerable outside
past week must hayo rcsncd ID gensrsl aud yery
decided sdvnnec ut, with ony local wauts to SUPPLY
sellers did MT salceosd in establishing materially iq.
us. Some extra o.s fetched higher tgnres. H. @'Se'
BT. LOUIS.
HT. LOUIS, Afay 4g.-flaus--Itccriptg, $50: b1ow
ssnnns y IEs1 s'o7HS1oo: eacou s7.os'']; butehors
osTrls-n.oelnts. $50; .teady, with goo, demand;
dun. ts.to5a.cd; common mixed, i2sosaaU. @'''
LUMBER.
Tho Wholesale market was rather quiet Saturday.
In tho morning fow local buyora appeared aud about
10 cargoes taken, but nothing was dono after.
Narls Several veasea arrived IN tho afsernoou, and
moro uro expected. rIcco stun sold At $3.50, snd
boards and strla sold At $1rns Ioco; ath At slsoda
l.E2x, and shngloa at 1a3rt32.r0.
Tue foil1w Ing sales were reported:
Cargo schr a4mocoek, frum MAuisttc, 165 N jotsts
and scanng st $s.60. Cargo Bchr Reciprocity. fr0n
alanfsoc 1so m josts and scanlifng, 2x12 aud 5x11
20 T. and over. at ss2i sold by ]. II. Looml. Co.
Selfs u. u. Mposo and Msstic. from Muskegou, 3o3
m common nalJ-run ut $l:o1; by c. Doming O..
Tho combination Of vessel owners advanced tum-
hes frctgltA Saturday uoon, sud holding fur
tle following rates 10 iho noEss named: Musksgon
s ,s7N; White Laks. si.s!N. NJ chsriers 1--we yet
been reported at hs aIy lice, but the old ratea have
been acceI,tsl In QUO ar two instnnre'.
Tho yard buaflICE8 was fair at uncAXngti pri0ta:
sspnd eear, i" 10 ainsh.....:... 4:osssi "a
Tnts! cio'r, tash....... 3j.t1 ,*-0.Ul
coar foorine. III and ii, rough 5IIosW'u
Clear aiding. lat and second. ...,.......... 9iGl
E.t sonton 17oo@ls.oj
Flooring, ar.t common, dressed. .:...... so.0o .y0
Flooring, aecold common, utGssel 1O0a g.Ol
Box bcards, mud D...........,...... 9t.0GIs3{.00
stock IoAr.!s at.DOasr.1e
hotK boar1!st..., ..*.s..........r.. 9',GD 4AQ1
stosk eosfIs. ..........,... 130data.11
, 1875-05-31

Thc board Of Trade adjourned as 1 o'c1ocn IN s,,-
urdag, That la nsenlbers might be aLlo u asaIst i
decorating the graves Of the mighty dead uut til, ~
was iator 1nsrkut, nuyerthslcAa.
'Fnight engagement was mado on Friday At l5e on
equal 10 "a tur GENITAL !4lt1 ,lnun In 1Jyer,no,
Tlo rocert rurnors relatIvc n t,,s can,n =, ,,,s
ur'n ~ our eiesasofs appear TO bs Without founda-
tson. sample Of tho olaeat coEn In tic 1lock l4Iaua
elevator. wss brought On cAanss IN Saturday aud
..,..s ,sss. - ~. ~ 'o1n Ao@ ucto "4a te'
sosu s' sss suos'a"sn. 70 Art w. anu any voter .at
r.reat to thu tns,ectors Ho far IL ocs mt .nr,or h.
Ia In +ha 1aa,t .y,rtoI And ,h,-, !. ~ .,r.a.
think 1t will get out Of condition unosa Tho weather
ahoa'd be axcel t!onal ........ .......
Tue lcaalng produce markets assumoa healthier
~ aos' panIeas .sslna early. Provision, wsfs Arm,
brought out a better demaud though larcs raj.
Of It wa. speculative, and caah grain w4s rostiyey
heavy. There Va. bsttes shipping aosoraon',
aud reason 70 hops tint tbs market for wheat
louy TINA to roma Al soc IN .t,rn ,,J 1-.,.h..
down n s.tr ,ha ,,,ca, ~ nv ,s ~ ' Hoa v
.'"n =. ~, sae "aeat ean oe ahuea In New fork ht
compares not uutavorably with oreu ths depressed
quotations on the seatoa1t d. and 1t wua vn.arsd tnt
one Of our heaviest operator, Ind tatsn a million III,
tfof june} With tie Intent Of ahIpping It, while
anotAcr mi,liou bu had been 80 tukon among two or
tlras other parties. II this quantity can be- uoyed
OUT, without further depressing Now York and Liver
Eoo!, II x hare important tonic act here. Ws
cau acatccy wr1to 10 honefulfy of corn II n-c.c,t
fnin, sia ,a nang4 a4y anse thc comstosk
~, ~ 81 an a. H. aan p.ft oseauae ah1prcFs 10
NY sass to- taks tho fk Of moving II IN june. uhleFs
1n9n @ assntsa @ hat y! a!l right lns corn .ym-
rIat,S,. VIII . ~ !no Improved tono Ia whca aud waa
The dry.goods markct presented much tho same
shslaesE4stss 81 % Ieted OF, tho easleF days Of tbs
*srIea sh!rttHgAt sIinnor loss fabr!rs, paper cam
hF And cottan hoalnry tslcre fairly satisfactory
auisustun IL oLssryabc. Groceries veto moving feso-
" " NueEa!!y s:e4dy prres. tho ercattoa beinH ~.
g's. Aud ua"e which ars custer. butter continues
10 come farxard scry sparuyIy, nul saulpy rlu IN.
Vt eopd acMa5d: aho clecso trade II Qaot. Or
H.s ~ s. su,oatas. JUL 10 meet current noe!s,
t apIatng w. g IN VT oMtf price, a''a betsr Hoots
s a.o ~ ssso request ton On % ~ and Interior
, 1875-05-31
LAKE ERIE,
BUFFALO,.

The buffalo Expreas staea that Tho present rates 10
elevation, including taree days storage ars reported
1t No per bu, Nc 10 seasel and 10 to grain, with
bonus IL tho consguee aeoordug ~ parties csn ngtre
We have hs authority Of tho proprietor Of the ao4tua
eevatoF to Bato thss elevation u LenR aons II tsc to
vesaes, and grain free. Vsxsatnen As& beoolug cx-
ercaed 1t this State Of Aatt and propose to so.aiats
" refusing 70 aoceds u the ChaExs Of ksU OF iuN
tu fot shoYeinY done Ut Il per lU0o es1 aud viii
fusa 10 1eFntt Steam xhUtstl to wuFk u their
saIs unleas Lie price 10 luwe1sd u ssJ ker v bu.
ERIE.
Spsetai coF7tspontlsasAaf JAs cAioasp Fstsass.
En1k, "a. Nay 25.-lsapalrs on the UnltaI ststeA
revenue cutter Ass COW usarly eompletsd. Rh& vlll
, 1875-05-31

whit, do =, aaa& ns n..,.,. c...,. L., ,
sse s s Sslaa,ssS =. 81: ssiss
IT, r%ito ~ 9s ~ i''ooo o''' uol' "e"1ofn II
''Hn; .i1I-uneha,'tsei. Ij'sS att IT, ''''
,sisc teth1scp'es ossr aet and se'ay no earsoss
llfr Atoassea dull md uncbsnw.I. 1tirm n,ict HSI
rnTeoIrux-pul, aud ca,ler: rs,,no, hot, a. ,a,rc.
ssnA,xrn rr.1x-Qu,cs At s1.o.r1.q9.
fns; r.srFs5'Ixn'e' sr 4 x;. n.,,
quiet. cut meata ini';. m!diies .iail; !ons closr
r13,e Mf.1ern nte, e short DO 1ssiaf' Lard rmst
CHEEse-stca,iy 1t 7at21c,
Wntaxr-Lowrr ii It'll.
and lilo urando. ijyt uiIIs md hoayT ~opn.s. u
G61J&c; California DO ujiMI7Hr. rotn,',nm IT,,
HtSts2'Sn tSss! T., ,.....,.
MErSIs-M.nutac.urea copper steady lead ..o,th-
:lul .1a !lro";ng scotoi,, f1IoNSJ %; Amsiiean,
f33M9 s.oo Eut4lsn sheet. 1ifo IL got1.
.,,. A'ta-sscady - cut. 3Ao; cnch, aso%c; hoFse-
paLrE1onE.
BALTIMORE, Nd., May 3Y-Ftoun - Dull and nm.
changed.
uusts-whrat quiet 6nt 1rm prices unchanged.
mi unchanged. iiys dul and no,niiia1 ] ''' "'' 0'A
inovlaioha-Flriner pork st n.oot99f.s0. Muik-
rnra's quiet shoulders, bc: c.e.r rlt sloa, ii -,
refined. n.s. h'.!s!ehc.
.. u1!sH-ssnree a and ar'n Western gEa's favored.
~ sInohxoH-f1eiled; n ers'de, e'!@eKo; refined,
l9it Sllxc'
MILWAUKEE.
,M.IwAuEsE, May 2'.-rLouR-Quict aud un-
''3,xnt onxsIs-,nc.t un,ctt,., " ,,,,..,,.,. oo,<
No. do, b5Acs JIine, h5llc; July, yifc UatH lie.
elected and ioHeF; No. 2, In store size. Corn de-
o,"1o ssa xs mi III 'owsf o" NJ e n'w nominal y
barley entirely noln!n il: No. = tl.40; No. 3. $i.cv.
Ell ~ o hna ns.y held aeas posf
1N4lN tAEin1ta-a1Nt!cr; wheat 70 Buffalo, 3Kr.
.. HESEir1s-fiour soo' osis; oats, auo bu; wheat,
basrm.srs@tous Eel u ~ lilo brl,. o.. coo b xb..t
179,v"o bu.
c,,c,xv.u sISclSsAT!: S':H n,
,nod.rss a ama d aeSnSa ~ Iys7I ots steaay VIII
'urnRu4 asasy Il, nu, ,,,a nna ~ nominal. ~
moelsta anaad ~ 81 r. Lard oil aeaay with
Euas-Qaios aud uuehana.d.
Gtsrse-6%Ht anu au,' '9n,n;mxau. n,,;,axa.,
nnnv,.,,SsNut.S,, ~. ''.s s, n,1"6so: ,, ,,,.,
dona. sSA' wy A''''
% 1T. i.oyIs. % ss''''
81. LouIa, May 9o.-vLoun-No nartet excsnt for
aMalt prJ. RI "
Gn.ts-Wi,uat ilu ,.nl pricn, .1rn,pnr aorc o,i,,
lower; No. rcd wflrtes, asai !: aisy: si.s0a
la1 u II,tv. soft Nm snrm, ntr iS,ra H.'SH ,.s
end prices dscnsx: NJ. eiiI5sa%e % n.r"x
opened tlFn and Closed dull at s,Sit ns q n;I
LIB JaiF O4ts Illl ahd Irues declined No. =, 9lHa3
W ,v:.; vS.sa; ag Juna:
Iaovs,ioN-lort duh 1T $eo.so. nulkmeats nonn-
ihA. nacoh ant only einall ortcr trade. Lard
eWeE aullHEri laSc winter non1fhAIy l,~tr at Lie.
, - -. uf9oo o1M RAea&t 4SVbo bls corIt
''''"' y" o-"' o'uoo ua.
,, LOUISVILLE
Loo's''tLE' As' MAY as.9.-FLouA-Qlics md un-
chahgeu. ,,
chang, ii aSl..a. ''s''''S 4''' a'''' I'LL a'''
, 1875-05-31

Withdrawn from Etore on Trillay for city cou.
fnnptsan: 3a9 bu wheat A.15u bu corn, $50 hu oats
31s but ryo, 450 bu barley.
Tho following grain was innrectci tntn ttorc on
Saturday morn'nR: ~ cars No. spFlng. INV cats
NO. do, 81 cars No. do, cars rejected do t.3lk
wheat: car wlto corn, 30 cars high m!1ci do, II;
cars No. DO u rejected TO- cars no-Grade do
t!2 cosn>; CARS Willie oatd, a. clts and lD000 tu
No. do, II earn rejected do III oats); car
No. rye, car rejected do: W No. baricy,
car No. a, car rejected d. Total {gd car.) 1l,-
10 Gu. Inspected out: 5i,s51 ba wheat, 1871 t,,
corn, 7i,o9s BIT oats, 1910 bu barley.
The following wsro te receipts aud ahtrmrntA of
hsomstas and tive stock at this point dntug the past
week, and fur tho corresponding weaks ending ~
tlu. ell: