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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-19
DEA1H OF JuDaE scRuaes.

..
The painful news reached the
city this rorning that. Judge r I.
Scruggs died last night at midnight
of yellow fever, ,at Goodlett Sta
ton. He was taken down only two
days ago, and quickly yielded to |
the disease, which has swept away |
so many of the young and the old,
the prominent and the obscure, in
the last two months. Judge Scruggs
was we'll advanced in years, and
must have been considerably over
seventy. lie entered the ministry
of the Methodists early in life, and
attained a prominence in Missis-
sippi for his zeal, earneStneSs and ell
oquence. He possessed the elements
and traits of a popular preacher
But the small pay in those days was
inadequate to the support and edu-
cation of his growing family, and
he prepared himself for the bar
This led 10 some enlargement be-
tween him and members of his de-
nomination, and finally he surren'
dered his credentials and devoted
himself entirely to the law. d.
practiced with great success 70
many years in North Mississippi
aud was at one time judge Of tn
Circuit Court, After the war h
settled in Shelby county, and prac
ticed law for time in ou
courts. Then he resumed hi
relations with the Methods
church and preached for a time
but old age coming on, he coul'
not perform active labOrs. He wa
placed upon the fusion ticket an
elected Criminal Court judge at th
last August election, but owing
the prevalence Of yellow fever, b
had not opened the court. He wa
sa,man OF decided ability, and b.
for his old age it was conceded b
all that he would have made goo
Criminal Court judge. His deaf
twill be sincerely regretted by vel
Eextensive circle OF friends in tn
Estate, Mississippi and elsewhel
EHe lived q consistent Christian lii
aud enjoyed the goodwill al
respect of bis neighbors, Of the b.
of the members Of his church, al
of oil who knew him. His spi
has doubtless taken its fight to
better world. Peace and rest
with him and honor to his nan
His death is the third that has tax
place among those elected at I
same time first Chancellor Char
Kortecht, then Sheriff James
Anderson, and now Judge Scrug
TuR odvance onard of the \
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-19

Mr.. THURMAN, now, will proba-
bly, relieve his eyes by taking them
off of the White House. lie is not
the first politician who has looked
SO steadfastly at that attractive edi-
fec that he has failed to perceive
the facts of the situation around
him
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-19

this week and next among the re-
turning refugees who already make
the streets lively.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-19
NOTTOE.

CONTRIBUTIONS Of Irish and sweet pota.
" toes will be thankfully received and APP
Piled to the use Of the population row in
Camp Joe Williams; Paekases sheuld be put
dressed TO j, @. MACCABE, 81 and 80 South
Court street.
I Q Memphis and Louisville RsilFoad Com
pany, tho Southern Express, the steamboat
Coahoma have volunteered to deliver such
contributions tree. Very probably all the
other transportation companies will do like
Wise. ~ W. p. PR0UDFIT, Chairman
l49t Fin. Com. Citizens Relief Fund.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-19
pay ooous.
NOTICE.
WE beg 90 inform our friends and custom
ers that we have large stock Of
DRY GOODS

in warehouse at New York, Cincinnati and
St. Louis, ready to be shipped to Memphis as
soon as frost appears. The season, by force
Of circumstances. will be a short one, and to
dispose Of our stock we intend that eur terms
and prices shall conform to the requirements
ef the situation. Meantime We will give
prompt attention to any communication ad-
dressed to us to 1856 Race street, Cincinnati,
and to IS and Is White street, New York. Our
books are kept in Cincinnati, whero remit
tances can bs directed. Our Memphis house
in charge Of Mr.. sartOrius. is open from Il
am. to 4pm,
! d.ss RIOE. sTix & co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-19

The advance guard Of the No
,vember frosts surprised and de-
Istroyed the scouts of the King of
the Plague, all over the rural DIS
tricts Of West Tennessee last night.
1t also droyein the pickets about
Memphis where they found shelter
in the smoke Of the city, under the
Sinauenco Of the Mississippi, whose
waters maintaina temperature 30
( degrees above freezing. The King
will doubtless reap a golden harvest
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICE
GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors ant
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. | will
send receipt that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
By missionary in South America. Send a
self-addrsssed envelope to the REv. JOSEPH
7. INxAx. Station d. BiJls House, ResO York
Ciw. -xxvii-35 eOdAw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-19

Believe not i'll of a brother till it
s proved beyond doubt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-19

91 A day to agents eanvassing for the Fire
Pt side Visitor. Terms and outfit free. Ad-
dress P. .. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
n9IIIaA and Morphine Habit positiv. "
w IUW and absolutely cured. Shortest
time possible. No interruption In business
Expense small. Nopublicity. Before taking
other treatment address for particulars aRd
references, II. @. WHEELER & Co.. Three
Rivers, Mich. l54-dkW-ls
The New York herald., 1878-03-30

waxe sold fer wslxsi Allsrton ios Illinois steers
ps: ns h. a. :. q sn % r 81 10 On
head head ss per a had at o per b - saIs1 S@ psr
% SssS sold iSi wxsl * Aiisron ie s fed bulls
Sss a. ltp - per Ii h. S.us. ssf ssaa az e s %
steers At e.e per los with VI per head weight cTt'
s tor and s Tssn'
head Al ee per H. s head at se per h. with zoe on pes
aess sss - s.t AZ ss.. vsssl sold Tor Meyers
BE-. s s ~s s. <. per assa
ssrs at s' PEP pr b. & With a % PEI per
81 nssa o pst S s s 30 sss ar
q e. per III xsss, Il ss per DO ,cS S@ 30
Maixe Alleron 40 lnos steers IL head at v In.
s NC Weight. ss, ID with
@ :sa Tor Haixs Aer,e" l9o no. steers. - - head i, At
eSs a head s' S =
esf ss vt 4ssa Dudley ss; .Sa % for ~s.hs T. vas.i
81 limos ss s's % s:. sss: 81 'sf %
per win % Y on per Gssq On ~ d. "ss SOC 90 ss
at Ss e" per wssns ns 81 e~ ss ssse sf
sold & os Mo.r. as Sss no !. steers 70 heat % M 4 @
stp,4c H. win sso % - head 50 head ose;
Tor H. Asrris 100 Illinois steers As head At ss pee
ss sf q. a: IS IS % Ia at @ Ss en-
With $, Of the lot weights % ew, IA ew, "a ewt
snrfr LAMss.--rrads fair but small Quality, from
at 7 per b. Judd sold lsi r. ohio snesp
weight % los per he"u. AZ ao'lc ~ quo
sheep, weight 50 Id, per 6lsc per h. Is5 ohio
eep weight 1877 lbs per head o2sc per lb l2 Penn
svivaniu sheep, weight 1876 lbs per head 81 oc.
per cw. kase riacock sold no Jersey sheep,
Injured weight 81 lbs head,
be, per h.: 1sl ohio sheep, weight 81
lbs per h. al 5lc per Id 7S Ohio sheep. weight ~
lbs. head 7c To- Hume, Elliott Co sold l+7
Ohio sheep weight los lbs. mead. at 81 43s
1lU Ono sheep, weight lO5 lbs mead H..
~ state sheep weight 1s. bs per mead at DC To- 23
state sheep weight 81 lbs. psr head, at 6'ac per
at So 10 per cwt a1a Indiana sheep. weight
1O lbs. head. o7sc To- 135 state lambs, weights
76 IT lbs sromg per head at 7c. 10. Davis
nenoeck sold lOi Ohio sheep, weight 80 lbs scant
head &c. b., s. o the flock 295 State she
weight ~ lbs per ad At 51c ib 3, state sheep
weight S31 lbs head, per H.: I5D State sheep
weight 9S lbs per head SAC. per h. li5 state lambs
weight 80 lbs her head, at 7c. per ID.
MICH Cows. sales slow % interior quality that
dealers withheld actual values
VEALs Ann CALvKs.-Trad. ftIr At Bobs
sold At SIC. per H. Calves not quoted. Veals at 7c
per 10.
ioCs Trade slow low rates; 335 Ohio hogs,
live weight 1856 lbs. per head. sold AT &c, per H.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
MANNING'S DESPERATION.

John nning, who attempted suicide by shooting
himself the right side ot his head, tho house OF
his iathcr-in-law, Mr. Frederick Penrz. OF No 13
West Eighteenth street. was produced yesterday at
the Jefferson Market Police Court by Onnccr
McSaiy. The complainant was Mr.. Pentz's son.
VINO said that had difficulty with Manning In
gard advertising plan wherein Manning and him.
self wore concerned. There hot words ex
changed between them and blows followed. Naming
struck niin, and warrant Issued Tor his arrest
but he could not be iound until Wednesday
morning, wucn no obtained admiaAnco 10 Mrs.
Pentzs residence, where tue attempt Al suicide
CURED In his own behalf to-day he stated that he
advertising agent, and told ptuui tale Of his
sufernRs. He said that he could Darn "a good iive.
hood, but couid only work ao0ut throe months when
tho desire 10 MS children would grow strong
that ne would STOP After rethecIiug his
troubles, he canuo to tue CONCLUSION that lie was
not worth tho price he was paying Tor II, ana pur-
chased tho pstoi XIII himself II only regret" ne
said, bursting Dto tears, "that am alive now. Tue
only honest iricnashipI have mot with was IN the
hospital no CLAIMS that Pentz has among other
things IA 5000 JurgeDsen watch bcloDgng to him.
Judge Duiy put him under $1,000 u be OF good be-
havior, nut allowed MIN 70 go on ms own recogui-
zauce sent him back 10 the hospital. he com.
pains OF roaring noise IN his head ohiscl aud
box cartridges were iound ON his person aud sent
TO the Property Clerk.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT 1-16o LowEa FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-FLoUR HIGHER-wHEAr HIoHER-
CORN HIGHER OATS HIGHER-wHIsKEY
EAsIfR PORK QUIET-LARD STRONGER
PETROLEUM DuLL--oILs QUIEr-sPIRIrs
TuRPENrINE QUIET-EosIN QUIET-coFFEE
FIRM-sUGAR FIRM-FREIGHTs MODERATELY
ACTIVE.
FRIDAY, March 29-6 r. NJ.
The commercial situation considerably changed
during the week and in some quarters better state
of Affairs is noticeable The dry goods has be-
come more active and fair business is in progress
The probability Of war between Russia and England
has induced active movement IN American wheat
which has been purchased liberay Tor shipment to
Western Europe At decidedly higher prices the present
prices being from &c &C. higher than they week
ago. The purchases OF wheat Tor tho week
probably 1000 600 bushels Corn depressed ana
prices declined until Friday Provisions have been with
out especial change. To-day Frdsy) the markets
generally steady under moderate degree OF activity On
Change -four In demand and Zoe. zoe. higher with
few buyers extreme figures Wheat decidedly
higher but not activethe prices checking bus
Corn also in demand and decidedly higher
Oats likewise higher. whiskey easier Pork
quiet Lard stronger. Freignts only modcr
atey active Cotton the Lice lower futures
cored steady but lower Groceries frm Oils and
petroleum dull. Naval stores remained quiet
quoted ut 49sc. 42.c pots, aud 5hc u
Ss4c for pearls
ANTHONY remained Arm at 1850 I3c. goid for regu-
lus.
BKxswAx ruled firm at 271sc- 29c. for Western aud
Southern.
BROOM Corn dull at 41ac. Sc. for red tipped &C.
7c. for medium, and 71ac Sc. Tor choice green.
COFFEE The market for Rio quiet but firm. Late
yesterday sale Of 1000 bags Copernicus. made
on private terms. Mid coHe quiet but steaay,
aud sales Of 1000 bags Marac.ibo private
do, l5e4c good do. l6l4c; prime do, t7c extreme
range Tor lots. l4c a 1870 santos, fair to good.
15ac 16c, gold. DO days; Java government bags, 2Oc
2lhc do, grass mats, 2O1ac 22lac. singapore, lie
1S]ac.; Ceyon, 15c 17c MaracalDo 13c. l7c; La
guxyra, 141sc l6c Jamaica. 1886. l51se.; ST. Do
13c. l35sc.; Porto Rico, 15o lie; Costa Rca
I5c l71ac. Mexican l4sc 16c; Macassar. l7c. 1Sc
Angosura, l5c 0l61sc Savana. l3c l6lac Curacoa,
13h.c. l41sc
CoorxaAGK STOCK was dull We quote :Moasses Shocks
32-inch with heads. 81 IS II 80; sugar shocks.
with heads. 3sinch. 81 So so; do. do 3dinch,
81 so So; Oox shocks. 5Cc tO do, "a pipe
So So 50: ho shead " So hoops IA feet ordinary
to prime. s33 S35 do. II feet do s2s $50 per ".
CoRDAGE quiet We quite - Mania. large and
small size per ID. 1lAc i7ac do cordage, bolt
yarns. l6c Ito tared Manila l4c sisa rope, e1ac
lUlsc.: New Zealand, Ike. n l21sc. Russia. lie.
10 points. Tue market active but irregu.
lar closed steady and IA Is points lower
points lower April to September inclusive and
points the later months. The Official closing
prices to-day with Thursdays were toows
2S FriduU, March
The New York herald., 1878-03-30

50 $40: bay No. sis: do. No. 2 $40; do No g.
I. i3c a lac.
FLOUR AND GRAIN tece pts-Flour. 6.s2s bbis wheat
81 80 bushels; meal l25 bbls 1913 sacks corn
90 40 bushels; oats, 20 i4l do rye ls.i2o barley
22tD do harley malt. 10 do Flour good den
for export and prices from 1Oc 2Je higher
sales inclndins State Western Southern 80
bnls within the xed range Rve hour firm.
sales OF $40 bb Corn meal fairly active. with
aoou 100 obls aud sacks within the 800 bags
tc ed at per We "a
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
POODLE POT-PlE.

Mrs. Caroline Styles, who resides at the corner Of
Howsra avenue and Douglass street, Brooklyn, Ia .
mouse constructed OF old ships cabin, appeared
boorc Justice Senior. on Thursday last and entered
q complaint against Patrick Mclaughlin whom she
accused OF assauitug her ana also wi III choppng
her pet poodle. Mclaughlin, VINO was arrested, viii
not only be tried on tue charge OF assault ani bat
terry, Uut asJ Tor cruelty TO animals. Mrs styles "
particularly iond OF animals and when her pet pony
dicd sho had him placed IN box aud buried WIN
.uA Inn
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
CROOKED WHISkLY.

Deputy Collector Cochcu, OF Collector Frseland's
Office, Brooklyn, soized an Illicit wniskey still Iass
Thursday night, at No. 1o2 Grceupolnt avenue, East
ern DISTRICT The sull was IN iui operation. The
Collector also selzcd 900 gallons Of moasscs
barr els OF fhe stili Is oi about " gallons
pscity. Adam Herdcrich, tho proprietor, Was ar
re- tod required TO givo pa to appear Tor cxumi.
ma, on n the sum Of 900 before United States Com.
nissioucr WIpslow
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

with the largest rise2 per cent-in New Jersey Cen
tra nrsts. consois- The largest transactions in
Lehigh and wIlkssbarre copsols at 80 a 39h-sn ad-
vance OF Y IL per cent The other changes were
ss follows-An advance Of x IN OHIO and Mississippi
seconds, u In Burlington, Cedar Rapids aud Northern
hrsts, u In St Paul sevens, gold; 4 in Hannibal and
81 Joseph eghts. convertibes, and Il in Lake Shore
registered hrsts, Union Pacific arsts aud Union Pacnc
sinking iuuds. There was a decline ~ In Kansas
Pacific income No. 16, and u in South Pacific Rail-
road nrsta
phi xDEIp
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
IN The Tolls.

Thomas Stark WIS arraigned before Judge Walsh.
Brooklyn, yesterday charge OF burglary. SPECIAL
Onlcer Curran caught him In the Of forcbv enter.
ing tho chop Of John Bankiey, No. OILS Futon
street, shortly before two O'Clock 10 tho morning and
arrested hn. In his pocket was found '.jimmy,n Q
package OF powder and two pawn tcketA HIS right
name s said 10 bo Phip Brady. He was nded
to lhe Ray mond street Jah 10 await examination On
Eft.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
MILK DEALERS FINED.

Police Justice Walsh, Brooklyn. yesterday nned
George d. Monseos OF No. 623 Park avenue. and John
Meyers OF No. s64 Flushing avenue $40 each Tor SELL
ing milk without permits, and Of quality below the
requisite standard. For . siuailAr o0snes JVha
wsestsr, Of 80 al Ssv,ss sssssk waa Ansa otA
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
BAYONNE'S DOG WAR.

The dog saughtcrng business appears to be stopped
Tor tho present IN Bayonne, N. j., ~ there not
ono dog killed any quarter OF the city yesterday
Several owners OF dogs nave remained duriDg tuo
past three lights In anticipation OF a raid, ana
prepared TO give warm reception TO the ratders
Eighteen OF the so-called vigilance committee are
known and active Measures are being taken 10 have
In.iic Iou
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
The closing prices OF mining shares San Francisco

Tho total sales OF stocks at the Board to-day aggre
gated 1875, ,657 shares.
The specie engagements at the close OF the day
aggregated Sl,50O,OO0. gold coin, Tor to-msrrow's
steamers.
The imports of dry goods at this port for the week
were ST. 76o 15l, and tho marketed 1872 227
The toiai imports OF dry goods since January /
were $25, 439, 232, and The total amount marketed
$25 2S6. 1888
me following shows the earnings Of the ST. LOUIS
Kansas City ana Northern Railway Company Tor the
week ending March 23:-
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
CON MERCIAL

LIVERPOOL. March 30, 1878.
leading grain circular ssys;'rhe grain trade
Large consumers stl operating with OF
certain extent Prices have been ary sustained
favor moderate demand continue, from the ont
aud value of the coast agai exhibits u small im-
ment are firmly held The same rein apply business
the spot during the interval since tuesday but maize s
shows OF carly good ppes
from the states The Increasing gravity Of tho pontca
has e"used eon.dorabe excemen. At our mar
this morning Miers have purchased largely OF wheat
and red descriptions the market closing the ou,sae
agure, ome parcels aave been taken by spseul',ors
cpate in the activity and Z, Improvement Of about DID,
The receipts Of wheat for the past tbres
days wsro 10000 quarters Including 1000 amercan
Calcutta nssed opened 5is 3D. closed At sis 3D.
a52s per quarter Linseed oil opened at E26 los and
'''''' Asrwsnr. March 10, 1878.
Petroleum. n. for fine pale American
Tux corros rnADx.
LvKnrooL. March 30 1878.
The circular Of tho Liverpool Cotton Brokers Associa-
saws: otton has been dull throughout the week aud
quotations show iur,her decline nnsrican has again
daced lied For Sea Island tho demand been sm
''Sfss fss sales q day included bales American
Futures weak; uplands. low mdding clause, juno and
Juy delivery, 5,.d up."nds ow m.dlias elaase July
clause Hasast and september delivery i5-6d :apisnas
midding csuse November and Decsmocr delivery, I'd.
sa,es of the week 4su)j
Exporters took 300
specuators took..... 2o
iosA SICK .2ovS
A.aeIiean
.,on
forwarde. from Tho ships sds direct TO spinnors 100
American sales OF tho week 5000
Amount OF afoat ................... Ss2.OpJ
Amcrican.....s.. <oooo
NEW YORK PRODUCE KxcnASek REPORT:
p.,.-x..,, a.u =. sa ,s.ro ALL ~ ar ~ go
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
"BOB" VEAL,

Justice Walsh, Of Brooklyn, yesterday fined Charles
Her,zog, a butcher carrying on businoss ~ No 5ls
Mry,Io avenue, tho sum 500 for offering for sale
11s.ul
The New York herald., 1878-03-30

Cumberland cut duh at 2s short rib steady .t 2os long
clear steady 27s short clear dull at 2Ss sms-Long
cut dull Al s,s. shoulder, dull los Beef-lnds mess
steady AT BDs extra mess steady at lis. prime
steady ~ Ns Lard Prime Western steady Al 37s 3D.
Tsli'w-frmr city dull s,s Turpentne-spnts dull at
2ps "d kosu -CommoL duh at 5s.. nns dull ~ l0s-
Cheess-Amercan eocs duh at 65s Lard il steady at
4os Flour Extra state steady 2's. Whest-No
spring hrmer at los. iOd spri hrm.r At los I'd .
winter hrmer at lis 3D. Corn Mixed soft steaiy at
3D. Tor old hrmer IDS Sd Tor new OIL
yellow American none in the IN rket.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW iORk CAIILE MARkEIS.
FRIDAY, March 20. 1873
RECEIPTS DAYS
Vedis Sheep
ani and
Yards Bceyes. Cotos. (aices. Lambs. Hog.
sixtieth strect..... 7o3 o 2o7 3o43
jersey C City ieo..... y........ l22s 2s4o a,oI5
Totas..... ..... 1888 2s7 6,2ea 6,l5s
BEEvEs Thero slightly improved feeling In the
traue in horned cattle this forenoon Arrivals were
moderate and steady qusty from to fair In
general but rather lean Prices we're 74c lOsc
per b, weights cwt cwt from 55 lbs. 81 lbs has
been allowed net: general sales SO lbs net AZ six
teth street T. y. Eastman soia tor sell 80 Of
horned CATTLE sales ss foliows 81 Illinois steers at
sc. per Id weight Z owt 23s Illinois steers at 91sc
per To-. weight IN cwt ia3 Illinois steers 9a.c
ib weight ~ ewI Illinois steers ~ Oc per 10
10 Illinois steers at yc per ib weight cwt. uery
sold for selves 20 Illinois steers 9sc ID
weight cwt % Illinois steers ~ 9tc. 1Osc. per ID
weight 81 Coon 4 Thompson Tor selves 80 I-
nois steers 9kc. per h., weight "a i6 Illinois
steers ~ IOc per lD weight cwt q. Kahn sold
Kahn Furst ~ Illinois steers ~ oc lb with 81 of
weight 80, head At s3 s7s per CIV, tor Becscr
Kahn. Missouri steers At oc per lb.. weight 6 cwt
bulls. ye weigh, 400 lbs per nesda 5c per ID ~ bulls
live weight, 43o lbs per head NJ Ss 37s per cwt
bulls 1--we weight $50 lbs per head A. t.c per b 4,
mxsd STATE catsls ~ 7I<e par H.. wsght IN 0wt ",
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
COTTON RECEIPTS.

NEW YoRK, March %, 1873
The following the total receipts o. cotton all
The New York herald., 1878-03-30

IU:I5 A. NJ.
$4,000 US SIS, 1910 1854 $500 s SIS Sl, lO4,
5UUOU uS5s IO4O cDc l0J5s 5000 41a's c. Dl Iuy%
2JUUDD IS, 81 fU4ia 10000 U54 s 1907 be IOO%
10000 Us 5's 81, b3 lO4A
ll:l5 A. NJ.
S75OUO US 5'2Os, G, '67 107 $1,000 SIS 49, lOi&
25uU Us SIS IO40. IT, 1854 5000 4ls's r. 'YI IOlfs
25UOO US5s, lU4O 1904 1900 4t,s 91 bc lOl
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
ANTWERP. March 10, 1878.
Petroleum. n. for hne pale American.
rnE COTTON

NEW YoRK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
Lfvrppoot, MHrcb 40, 1874
skkssssrn dull ~ Co.,. Wsst.su dull AkSia bsssa-
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
SECOND BOARD-I p. N

~ Bobtail ...-- bid, 2.SO asked
20 Bullion...... - bid. d asked
~ Belcher....... 3 bid, = asked
~ Caledonia. - bid. $50 asked
40 California. .2S bid. 20 asked
AZ Imperial. - bid, 2.Sj asked
A. Con Va. :. .2OA Did. ~ asked
40 Crown Point. % BID, - asked
- Exchequer.2.7J bid. - asked
~ Gould Il o.. bid. "a asaed
70 kentuck.. - bid, 3.7J asked
~ Leopard......- - BID. % asked
A Marlposa .1.25 hid. 2 asked
90 M.riposa pf. i.5O bid, 8 asked
"A Moose ......sh Did, ga asked
IS Northern Bclle.s bias assed
A Ontario. .34s Id, 35l4 asked
~ Eayinond a II. : bid, . asked
"a sealon. y. 10 bid, =. 30 asked
- sierra New. 3 bid, asked
lt Vail xa I..L.t y MD 49, I. "A
The New York herald., 1878-03-30

$1,000 US5 be l04s SIOOOOOU bcc lO
IOUUO u : s 5'y 'Sl. be lO4s2
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-01-19
CUT THIS OUT

And send it to your friends in the East
advising them. when they visit Colombo.
New Mexico. Arizona. O tbs 0on Juan
mines. to take tho Atchisoa. Topeka q
Santa Fs Railroad. the now ssatAern route
through Kansas via the Arksnsas Valley.
to Pueblo, making direct connectien With
the Denver & Rio Grande Railway for
Colorado Springs. Denver. and oil points
in Northern Colorado. Canon City. Car
land. Del Norte. Lake City. Fl Moro. Las
Vegas and Santa Fe. Trans lsevs Kaasas
City and Atchison eveey day II ~ year.
with Pullman Siessing Cans attaaAsd. go
passenger trains equipped WITH ia IL
modern ;mprovemsntG Fer aaSa sirsa-
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Good Results

Are always pleasant to contemplate. as
every dyspeptic suffer who uses Psrker's
Ginger Tonic will attest: To obtain from
this remedy the gratifying relief whom
distressed with Headache. Low Spirits,
Nervousness. Wakefulness. Palpitation Of
the Heart. Liver Disorders. Costiveness.
Pain in the Stomach, Heartburn, Cramps.
etc. Is q pleasant experience that sur
prises no less than it comforts. Another
remarkable feature of this remedy is its
powerful specific action on tho skIn and
mucous surfaces OF the thrOst and lungs
by which it uAfallingly cures the worst
cases of Cough, Cold and Sore Throat.
1t cures in wonderfully short time.
removes all soreness from the lungs. and
protects the feeble from consumption.
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