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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04
NEWS OF TEE WEEK

NEWS OF IEEE WEakA
The Queen of Spain died last
Thursday.
The Indiana editors are on a
free lunch excursion.
Greece has concluded a loan in
Paris Of $l0.0O0,0O0.
The treasury Of Stark county,
Ohio, is discovered to be short
$4,000.
Russia has with a contract with
an American Company for $3.50,
900 worth Of Torpedos.
OrviIIe Grant denies the rcpor-
ted interview with him in refer
encc to his brother, Gen. Grant.
Gov. Hampton of South Caro-
lima favGr5 paying all the State
debt. Pity there is not more
honest Democrats.
The Nashville Medical college
graduated thirty-fiye young doc
tors last week.
The Pomeroy Iron Company Of
Ohio has made an assignment.
Liabilities $4,000.
Mrs. Jane Long, the first white
woman that was ever in Texas, is
still alive.
North Carolina contains 1925
distilleries, the largest number
Of any State in the union.
The Clarksbnrg West Va
News hoists the name Of Tildem
tor President in 1850.
There are now three hundred
tons Of silver in the Treasury
vaults at Washington.
The hotel keepers ofNew York
propose to form an association
FOR self-protection.
Ex-Gov. John Letcher is out il
a card explaining why there is no
monument over the grave Of eX-
President Tyler.
Kentucky is as much puzzled
about nominating a suitable per
son for Governor at present as
Tennessee will be in August.
Democratic journals throughout
the country are praising Ben.
Butler, and Democratic conven
tons are endorsing Hayes. Fun
ny. isn't it!
People DESTROYS to witness the
high school commencement in
Cincinnati gathered in the bull
ding four hours ahead Of time to
secure seats.
Samuel Chase, the New Bed,
ford defaulter, has been sentcn-
ced to the penitentiary for twelve
years Of hard labor.
Gov. Vance, of N. c., seems to
be the coming u. S. Senator from
that State.
The average yearly income Of
Frenchman is $50, that Of a Ger
man only 500.
The ladies of the higher class
N Spain are fast ceasing to attend
The bull fights.
The fisheries just closed along
.he Potomac river yielded less
ibis spring than ever before. .
Regular instruction in practical
cookery is a part Of the new in
public school.
The candidate for Governor Of j
Alabama was a Tennessean. They !
Ill take Office when convenient.
Glover's Democratic Committee
spent $l97.43 for whiskey and ci- ,
CARS in one week, and Congress ,
)aid for it. Who ever heard Of a ,
Republican Congress buying ,
whisky with the peoples money! :
Col. Bernerd attacked the In |
on Curry Creek near ,4As|
TEN mountains and killed se ~, NV
,f them. The Indians hed, oou mn,
G.. W. Colerick has been sasSteasy, \
by the Democrats / 4 sl o. Il RPlGG2 2:5sr
yress in the 10Th Indiana s ssa1 Ss sa i oss4.
Col. Robbins and twQsl ssdaS ,s s,S.
we're killed by the ln4ted SS Six ?sd rs ssSI
lay while acting as C MARRTI
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T.In, %i54 af, Isi 4
district has curing . sIy I. .ld &c Hi e,
nan for Congress cn.i, or
hundred thonsaR nncroY. -
70 onIy = set an wheal- NOM
Many a wall anu 0'o"n- Stoto |,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04

Officers to Hold the August Election.
Coroner Ruth has appointed the fol-
lowing officers to hold the election in
the different districts the first Thurs
day in August:
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04

dlanS on curry creek ne
Item mountains and killet
Of them. The Indians tle.
q. W. Colerick has been
mated by the Democrats i
gress in the 18th Indiana 4
Col. Robbins and twQS-
were killed by the ln4ted
day while acting as cgho.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ohio district has e,1,rinr
man for Congress ,,cn.i, or
hundred thonsaA' n,ncroYs
OF l., s. Bonds% H. "',no"I
are only a set an "n s,
Many a wall anu SION
large cities fTy' ~ cents
want it put Gowns OH the
MCKEE "|'iil' SThreo doses will
1r.a,f what you want.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04

ne went Tor Iilden. Minister
IN-byes, seems to have had q happy
lay Of satisfying all the local Flori-
y da politicians whose aid was deemed
necessary to establish bis case, that
they were only helping themselves to
good fat Offices in working for Re
publican success, without giving any
pledge that would subsequently
prove embarrassing. But he and
some of the other Visiting Statesmen
succeeded in getting themselves thor
oughly listinod and as caring less for
the triumph of correct political prin-
} ciplcs than Tor II VAIN berth for mum
her one.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-04
Death of Rarx,nr.

Yesterday Ike Smith, alias Johnson.
alias Thompson, the colored burglar who
was shot Friday night while robbing NJ,
Ullman's tailor shop, 90 Main street
corner Ct Winchester, died from the
effects Of his wound. Justice Spellman
being notified held an inquest on the
body, and the jury returned a verdict o.
death from the effects Of a pistol shot.
Detectives Pryde and McCuue and pa.
trolmen Jim Smith and Cullen were
present when the burglar was shot.
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Marcus Jones.

cne Of the greatest Of cur enjoyments,
as a journalist, is the opportunity af.
forded US Of doing justice to our fellow
citizens, l. g., individualizing them, plac.
ing them 10 their true position before
our people. We do rot stand charged
with beirg fllsome, when we tell the
truth, aud when we say Marcus Jones is
an honest man, an industrious citizen,
and one of the builders up of our goodly
town Of Memphis, we simply state what
every man, woman or child, who is con.
versant with the record of the old citizens,
knows to be a fact, Mr.. Jones has been
a resident Of our city for a quarter of a
century. He has built up a trade in our
midst by energy and industry. Mr.. Jones
imports from the best works Of Europe,
and has a splendid stock of wall paper
and window shades to which he has ad
ded o beautiful stock of pictures, ehro,
mos, oil paintings, oval and square
frames. No taste but will be grati6ed
at this old, reliable establishment.
Marcus Jones has a knowledge Of
the wants of cur people-iuforma.
ton gained by practical experience;
is a gentlemen Of truth, and last, but not
least, one OF our best friends. Walter
Jones, whom we have known since his
infancy, a regular chip of the old
block is his accomplished salesman
and will, by his energy aud good man
ners, assist in holding the trade his
worthy father has built up. We wish the
firm a continuation of success, a success
that has made Marcus Jones, 1864 Second
street, the leading establishment in his
line in the South. Ii
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NOiice.

Tickets for the grand mask balls Of
the Ulks" at the Exposition building
on Monday AID Tuesday nights can be
bought at the following places:
L&A l. L~owensiein, 2sS Main.
NJ ] Cohn, 2S9 Main.
Leubrie Bros,, 247 Main.
George Bergman, 2s5 Main.
JDH Meyer, IS Mouroe.
II Luhrmaun, 93 Monroe.
John C Meyer, in Peabody Hotel.
Quentel & Son, SO2 Main.
John W Voegeli, cor Main and Union.
specbt & Walter, 81 Madison.
The committee recommend those who
desire to avoid tho crush to purchase
their tickets as above. 8
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Julius Maggie.

This enterprising dealer, lats of the
firm of Dutlinger & Maggie, continues the
wholesale and retail grocery aud liquor
business at the well.known old stand at
1871 Main street. He keeps a splendid
stock Of the best groceries, and a full
line OF choice liquors, wines, brandies,
etc, and sells close down to cash prices.
he is prepared to please the public, aud
continues the business with increased
facilities. Give him a call before dealing
elseWhere.
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what Is cod?

What is God2' was the subjec. of a
lecture last night by Rev. DR.. A. Thomas
Of he Third street. German Prote, tant
church. There was a large attendance
to hear this lecture, which was one Of
best efforts yet made by this able and
interesting speaker. The subject was
treated in a philosophic, historic and
theologic manner, which evidenced the
great talent and extensive knowledge of
DR.. Thomas.
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Hill, Fontaine & Co. sre well-kaouu
cotton factors and wholesale grocers at
Nos, $50 and 1862 Front street. This
house has Just received : very large and
carefully selected stock Of groceries, con-
sisting Of the beat sugars, nolasses,
coffee, etc. These goods were selected
by an experienced member Of the firm,
whose good judgment enables him to
make the most reliable and satisfactory
selections. Hill, Fontsine & Co. are
noted for their enterprise and reliability.
They sell nothing but the best and purest
goods, and at the lowest possible prices.
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North Carolina Shad,
Red EnaPpers (headIess),
Dressed Shaker Turkeys.
Victor ID. Fuchs,
80 and Al Jefferson street,

We would call the attention Of our
readers iothe card of A.. II. GouDMAS.
merchant taller, 100 Main street, in an.
other column. he is just receiving his
new stock for the ensuing spring season
which he has bought for cash from the
importers at low prices. He will make
them up in his usual frst-class style
and at very reasonable figures. He viii
guarantee a perfect fit, first class work
and frsl-class goods. Give him a call
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LAR8ESF CITY CIRCULATION,
LEDGER LINES.

The hotels are crowded.
The loot of the horn is beard.
The weather is bright end glorious.
There was a light rain yesterday after.
noon.
Every train is crowded with Mardi-
Grasists.
all The courts have adjourned fol
Mardi. Grss.
The streets and sidewalks are block.
AIDED by peop'e
Choice Lemons I24c per dozen al Oil
yer, Finnie & Co.'s.
The booming of the cannon is heard
and the King cometh.
Glass and queensware at reduced
prices at c. N. Erich's.
J. W. Vance, surgeon; office 346 Main
street, residence 254 DeSoto street..
Go and hear Colonel George r. Phelau
tonight at the Memphis Club Hall.
Bob IOgOrsall and pulpit TRADE are
forgotten in the excitement OF Mardi
Gras.
Count De Noses is confined to his bed
by neuralgia. This is generally re
GREETED.
The Belle Mempeis brought in 45O
people for the Memphis Mardi Gas thi.
morning.
Patriotism, Oratory, beauty and dane.
ing will be in order tonight at St. Pat.
rick's festival.
The patriotic Irishmen and their
friends will all rally at the Emmett cele.
bration 70 night.
John Mccullough, the great actor, will
begin an engagement at the Memphis
Ineater TO night week.
Elegant offices ard sleeping rooms fer
rant in the Planters Insurance building,
80 and Al Madison street.
Rogers Bros, triple plated silver knives
81 per dozen during Mardt-Gra week, at
G. N. Erich's, 32l Main street.
The regular monthly drawing of the
louisiana lottery takes place on the 18th
int. See the advertisement in another
column,
The ladies' Of the Church Orphans
Home are giving elegant luncbes--morp
noon and night at Nos. 2SS and 1873
Main street.
A temperance lecture was delivered
last night by Mr.. Eli johnson in the
First Baptist Church on Second street
near Adams.
The doors Of the Greeulaw Opera
House, where the Ulks hold their BALL
will not be opened tonight until halt
past eight o'clock.
A large party came down on the Louis
vile aud Great Southern railroad this
morning. The delegation consisted
largely Of colored people.
During the grand counter.march Of the
Memphi on the bluff tomorrow night,
Professor jackson, Of Philadelphia, will
give a series Of pyric displays.
House and clearinghouse keepers
will do well to call on C. N. Erich be.
fore buying as he offers great bargains in
glass, queeusvare, cutlery, casters, etc.
Saturday the south wing Of the Green,
law Opera House building was sold by
decree Of the Chanoery Court, The pu,,
chaser is Campbell Wallacs, bis bid be.
Ing $lO.5OO,
Early this morning the dead body oil
an unknown negro was found on the
6harlestSn railroad track, south Of
James Bark. An inquest vas held by
Deputy Coroner Britt bus no informs.
ton as to the name OF The man or the
manner in which be was murdered OF
killed. 4 marx on the mans head in.
dicates that be was felIea BY a bludgeou
and that thu marderlr thea placed The
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RiaIto Rnrl,ar Rhon.

Mr.. Henry Huntzicksr, so we'll known
as proprietor of the barber shop in
Whisky Chute, has fitted up the Rialtc
barber shop, at No. I Madison street,
where be is prepared to serve his numer.
Gus patrons and the public generally.
Don't forget the place and number. r.
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This old and reliable dealer, at bis new
and elegant place at 80 and Al Jefferson
street, has just received a large and
splendid assortment of fresh game, fish
oysters, and all the delicacies Of the sea
son in the game line. He is fully pre-
pared, as usual, to supply the marke'
with the best Of everything,
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MARDI.aRAs BALLS, Erc.

:, urano Oproarj no. ~, he,U nlted
States"
NARDIGRAs BALLS, ETC.
GREESLAw Opera HOUSE. = Grand
royal ball and tableaux by the Ulks to-
night at half past s o'clock. None but
invited guests viii be admitted.
Exposition BUILDIEG Annual mas
querade balls tonight am tomorrow
night, to which all persons who purchase
tickets will be admitted.
MEMPHIS THEArER Magnificent tab.
leaux aud full dress ball of the Memphi
tomorrow night for invited guests only.
soTHERN, H AoTOR AT the Mem.
phis Theaier to night. and at the Green
law Opera House tomorrow night.
MEMPHIS CLUB HALL.-Fair and festi.
val for the benefit OF St. Patrick church
now in progress, open day and night.
WASHINGTON STREET VARIETIES
Opened Saturday night under Isaac
Acheson's management. Entertainment
every night this week.
THEATER CoMIoUE.-0pened Saturday
night with the New Orleans and Georgia
miustrels. Performance every night
during the week.
MoMUs CLUB BAL masque by Menus
Club at Cochran Hall tomorrow night.
CHURCH AND CHARITY BENEFITS. =
Daily lunch and restaurant meals by the
ladies Of Georgia street Methodist
Church mission at No. 348 Main street.
CHURCH ORPHANS HoME.-Daily lunch
and meals at Nos. 2s8 and SS3 Main
street.
THE ROUTE OF The PAGEANT
tonight will be as follows; The Uulks
will appear on Second, then proceed up
Second to Market, thence to Main, dowA
Main to Mccall, thence to Shelby, up
Shelby to Union, thence to Main, up
Main to Adams, thence to Second, and
down Second to the G%reenlaw Opera
House.
Il MEMPHI TOMORROW NIGHT.
Tomorrow night will witness the an.
nual street pageant Of the Memphi, whose
fame and glory have spread throughout
the land, bright as the sunbeams that
spaugle the heavens, OF this we need
not speak, for what pen can portray the
beauties Of the Memphi pageant2 Tues.
day night the Memphi will give their
tableaux and bali at the Memphis Thea
ter. The subject Of the Memphi pageant
will be Myths, divided into two parts
6reeca aud Scandinavia. In the former
there will be nine floats Night, Olympus,
Gods and Titsns, Aurora, Earth, Castor
and Pollux, Calypso, Psyche and Niobe.
10 the latter there will be eight floats:
Vslhalia, Thunder, Frost, Fire, Treasure
Land, Elf Llnd, Troll Land and the
Fates.
ROUTE OF THE MEMPHI PAGEANT.
The pageant will start at dark at the
corner of Adams and Second streets,
thence up Second to Market, from Mar.
ket to Main, down Main to Mccall, along
Mccall to Front, up front to the Cbicka.
saw parade grounds on the bluff, where
the floats will be massed and brilliantly
illuminated. During the stay of the
floats on the parade grounds,
PROFESSOR JACKSON,
OF Philadelphia, the celebrated pyro
tsohnic artist, who made a worldwide
fame during the Centennial by the fiery
wonders Of his art, will send up a
display of dazzling fire more beautiful
and %bewildering than the Arabian
Nights fables. After this the floats of
the Memphi will move along Union
street to Main, up Main to Adams, and
down Adams to the theater.
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NOTICE TO
If yen want to buy a No. L
hat, and buy II at q reduced
price SO as 10 suit the times,
then go to the New York Hat
Store, 2I0 Main street, under
The WOTsham House. G
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-04

QUERY; why will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they con buy Mar
burg Bros Seal Of North Carolina
at the same price2' [eod.xxvii las
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LOW PRICES. FIRST-CLASS GOODS

50 Tiercss Best sugas-cured Hams,
Is Boxes ThiA Breakfast Bacon,
1.0eo Buckets Fairbanks Lard.
100 Tierces and Hali-barrels LAID.
500 Barrels Silver Moon and Queen Flour,
Carload New York State Buckwhsat.
1000 Bags of COfee-RiO, Laguayra, Java
and Mocha,
1000 Boxes Of Cheese at Cincinnati prices,
500 Boxes Of Crackers at ST. Louis prices,
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GroeiInr from the King.

Our loyal subjects who wish to com
municate with His Majesty, Menus, from
this time forward can DO so by placing
their communications in The box placed
at the real Of the First National Bank,
nenfer alIav
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lifsIesS body on the railroad track 50 as
to have it mauglsd by the train and
thereby destroy all identity of the crime.
A bag of chickens was found by the side
Of the hfeless q
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ROOTS ANm amAEs

VIM. Miller, 22I Main street,
offers fine bargains I'm all
styles of boots and RhOes.
ladies and chiIdren's shoes Il
eDeCialty. 6
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FpR pianos, organs, sheet music and
everything in the musical line at PRICES
to snit the times, 20 to L. Goepel & Co. s,
$40 Main street. s
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DR.. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes a spe-
cialty Of treating disssteI Of the EYE
and EAR O&ee, 1923 Poplar st. 60
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1900 Cases Of Peaches Tomatoes. Corn, SAL
mon. Maeksrel. Oysters. ssrdines. etc.
20 Barrels Extra Fine Syrup.
Oatmeal. Cracked Wheat. best Graham
Flour, Extra white Meal, HOminy.
Grits. Dried Apples, Peeled Peaches.
Pitted Cherries. Prunes, Dried April
cots. etc. All in great variety, and
selling at remarkably low prices. Call
and see.
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The type, material and workmen of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee Grst.clasS
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
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The only house in Memphis
which receives OYSTERS by
express is v. ID. Fuchs, 80
and Al Jefferson st. 1851
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sorHERS. -Sotheru, the great actor.
appears tonight at the Memphis Thester
and tomorrow night at the Gresnlaw
Opera House. Wednesday night and
the rest otths week Sothern pIays at the
Memphis Theater. Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings Sothern ulavs
Lord Dundreary. He should have good
houses. 'The sale Of tickets has been
quite large.
EIcHHoRx's ORCHESTRA. There was
a large attendance at Cochran Hall last
night to enjoy the grand concert given
by EichhOrn's Orchestral band. The
programme embraced choice selections
from many Of the best composers and
was rendered 10 the style characteristic
Of the thirty artists in this band. Eich.
horns Orchestral band will play at the
Memphis Tbeater tomorrow night. The
programme was in every way popular,
aud appreciated BY all. The two over.
lures, Fest, by Leutner, and the Merry
Wives of Windsor, we're rendered in fne
style; the same with the selections from
Regoletto, by Verdi, and Faust, by
Gaunod. Waltz, Beautiful May, by
Strauss, one Of bis latest and best com
positions. The feature of the evening
was Traumerei, by Schumann. This
piece has grown in popularity ever since
Theodore Thomas Orchestra played it,
and last night the audience was spell.
bound; not a whisper could be heard,
and a hearty round of applause
was received. Mr.. G. HiIdebrant played
a cornet solo, and proved himself to be
master of his instrument and received a
hearty encore. Mr.. Adolph REM per-
formed a solo on the c~larionet, by
Bengsohn, in an artistic manner. he
showed himself to be an artist. A hearty
round of applause was accorded him,
which he thoroughly deserved. The
balance Of the pieces we're played with
good effect, and every one left we'll
pleased, and with the conclusion that it
was g rare treat and the best concert of
the season.
The following was the programme:
PARTI.
/ Overture Fest. Leutnar
2 Selections from Rigoletto.
waltz Beautifully ay........ ...... Strauss
= hurrlcane Polka- Cornet lo..-Nicholson
Mr.. Q. Hildebrant.
5 Traumerei "....... Sohumann
PART II.
8 9yerture-Merr Wives OF Windsor Nicooli
Selections from Faust..... ....a...Gounod
8 Arie -Clarion0t Solo. ,,BerFsohn
Mr.. AdOlph REM
. Andaute- symphony No. ...........Hayd
~ Waltz -CagliostrC. ."-.-....... ......., Strauss
GRAND FESTIVAL Tonight the Irish
Nationalist hold a grand Emmett cele-
bration at the Memphis Club Hall.
Patriotic speeches will be delivered by
Colonel George R. Phelau, Captain Dem
mis- Smith, Andrew Hamilton and NJ. F.
McMahon. Ali the members of the
different Irish societies are expected to
be present. After the addresses there
will be the usual cotillion party. The
voting on the gold chain will close at
ll:3O to night. Admission Csc.
WASHINGTON STREET VARIETIES This
place of amusement opened Saturday
night with an excellent troupe, which at.
trscted a good attendance. Strangers
visiting the city will f1d the Washington
Street Varieties open every night.
THEArER ConQUE. The New Orleans
and Georgia colored minstrels are play.
ing every night at the Theater Comfque
OF Jefferson street. They give a good
entertainment aud should secure large
houses.
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Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room IL pronounced first
class by all visitors. 3s.t
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NoTIcE The presses of the Union
Compress Association will be closed to-
morrow. JoHY 7. BUR-, Sup't.
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Assigneea Sale Of JeweIrv

BY A, NJ. Stoddard, Auetioneer,
On Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Sales will continue each day. s
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Louis WOeller's Saloon
and Guarding House.
Cor. Rain and GayOsO. ri

AFTEs all that has been said about
sweeping reductions, the Grand Cen.
trail is the ouly frst.cass hotel in New
York that has made a " sweeping reduc.
tion, II offers rst.olasssaccommoda,
ton for % so and 30 per day. wf4m
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Amazon Bltters, the great apps-
.iEsr luygolat'r aud reclpsrAnt. IL
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BBEADsTUFFs

LIVERPOOL, March 4-Wheat, win.
ter, lOslOd@Ils6d Milwaukee, red, 9, Cd
@lOs lOdi California white, lis sd@
lis Id; California club, los 9i@I2s Sd.
Germ, new, 26s 9d@27s Cd; old, 2ss Oa@
2ss Cd. Pork, 5ss o.. Beet, s5s Cd.
Bacon, loog clear, 2s,O5; short clear.
29I Cd, Lard, BIS %. Talc1. 4Os sd.
CnIcAeo. March A. 1850 am
Wheat, 100 bid cash. lc.9bid Tor March;
llOi offered for Nay; lOsg0 Osl for
April Corn, 42i942s cash Or april;
4S5@4sl for May 42a@l2s for June.
Reeeipts-F!5sF, lS.lel; wheat, l09,2 e5;
corr, 1902, shipnsnis-Flour, 10.
S20 wheat ~, oss stra, ts0eA.
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T~ELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
srooEs \ RnNns.

LONDON, March 4, 2 p.m.-ConsoIs
for money, 50 5.l6; on account, -;
United States fve.twenties Of 1867, 1861;
United States %ten-forties, los; United
States new four-aud.a-halfs 1927; United
States new fves, lO44,
NRw YORK, March a, 1850 am
United States SKIES of 1881, registered,
lO6t@lO6si United States skies of 1881,
coupons, 1851 lOGs; fve-twentiss OF IS,
registered, new issue, - @lO4; Eve
twenties of 1867, - @lO69; fvs-tweu.
ties of 1868, -@lOSs; t~en.fortieS, = a.
lO48; coupons, = @lO43; 6ves of 1881,
1891 coupons, q currency sixes,
-@ll9i new iours, - @lOl4; coupons,
@l9lt; new four and-a-halfs, lo2@
1921.