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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvxsros. OCT 10, 1879;
elmo SSss ss's. .s q s sales
3,U57. stock 5o.s77 49,.
Cotton Irregular easier; sales lower: miading,
10y S.s sos % hs 6on
n.n.. 500 soassw.s $50 Sales. a,ooo last evening.
Cotton quiet. ea.ys mddlng. s,le mddlins s,se
sS2a aae so Sales. 500 sSes 1878
SAVANNAH, Oct. 10. 1873.
ss''sS ~! rssSss
29o E ssssa fGsr' e0o Safes last evening
c.,..,..,, oaAs1nsTos, Oct Oct Is 1s7s
!. s.anny 3 Ss sss s4 sos
oswEGo. Oct 10, 1873.
Flour unchanged; sales l4oo boil. Whs.. QUIT. No:
81: s9
%as.: Peas: sSs. sasisS, sNs;.o
t. 'sss s:'s
water yesterday n I
wheat depressed; No. nnrd Ginnesoa quoted A. ii is;
y nv. = re- s-e s%s dun "s
s Gao sss
Snort sa Ta
ss,s:' pans sas 'ss'' .'S
Sc sssu, "a al, &C. asma D,ded .. His si
81 % city made s1 Hsnai ssh.s " wheat corn
Il. o a ssa ss. s Sss S:1
Sss E sssa p. ,
en- ss ns s.ss
d.. rye, ooo Shipments BY ran n ur H. 100 bo;
sas; ": - s. sy go tide.
Wheat. sa7a5o busheis corn. e4,ooo do. onss,
- - Dxrson. Oct; 70. 1878.
guo..sions whca. lower, extra whit Mieh!ssn
No xS Corn M'As s . ss ..es so y.s.
4Ae Aish N, Ssd. AZ Nc mixed aae No mixed
So .ss:. s.ss SO %issa sss a. s NJ NJ.
saip@ss.s Fsur. ay5e oSi.: wheat, 10000 bushels;
TOLEDO, Oct. 10, 1873
SOC No. white chignn held sssae ssc bid; NJ.
held :. sSc s... white H,enisan eo,s asked 40 oc
ss.isr Dssemser s5c anSas MieSis gan !, 500;
Ss;.s.s. ssss; Ssss%s:s .., IS WI
= s',s ss st
xshsse SIsvsI ss,s I; c s
Ssrsss. eossd-wasss nrra amber lsbs.n. easa SIC;
seller Dccemoer. SIC No red ss,sc Corn dull; No.
IlSeMssr. oe. y, 1874 ,
bushels .np@eats G6ou 40 Corn IN r dsnssnd sHa
ts,s S.s !; 4 3
Lard aue.; sorrsn. make 8, 20: sets!s &C.. 71e.
y 27 Bacon steady shoulders, 4as aiSc clear ro
sac clear sides, &C. Nhiskey active and hrn ~
81 Os butter duh aud dropping Linsccd al, Soc DO
Smgsr stcaay unchanged Hogs In good demand Tor
light and QUIZ Tor heavy; common e ~ s2 ~ light,
81 %; receipts, 4,754 shipments, 800.
utf CHICAGO, Oct 10. 1878
r,Ggr snis cash ss Sevs%
bct spring wheat active. bnt weak ana lower; No.
Chicago spriag Tie, cash; 7Sc.. Novsuber 7ysse De-
csmbcr; No. 8 Chicago spring &C. a So rejected
4Bc $50. Corn dali and shade lower, Sac.
Sid. Novcmber 33se bia. Docemberi rejected. 32Ae
82,sc oAssau and shade o~ers isc. cash; lsc bid.
November: 1870. 191sc., December. Rye DUH and
shade lower At iise harley heavy 800. cash,
81 80 a 81 52x cash or noyember; 81 90 December
Der; 50 IS ~ ~. Deeembs, Bu,kme..s steady and
ctps 1000 bss hoar 22sVoo bushels whsst, i57ooo
"a 900 oats: $4,000 do 1l7.0DU do. bar
ley shipmen tsio 100 bbls nour $1,000 bnshe wheat,
3j5 S9OOO 5000 do 1900
| barley Market ciosed-Wheat active, arm higher;
76c. November; $3.50, boo mber. Corn-Good demand
aud prices shade higher; 3fhc. J4Ac, November;
$3.50. bid. Dccemoe Oats-Demand fair aud prices
higher JsAc., Nvvembcr ivtsc December Pork hrmer,
advanced 3c Lard easier; 6sc bid, November; s. Is
NH i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17

The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks San Francisco to-day :-Gouid Curry, 14X
Savage, 10; Choiiar Potosi, 81; Opnir, ~; Hale y
Norcross, p; Crown Point, 0; Yellow Jacxe,, ~;
Belchcr, s; Imperial, TX; Virginia Consolidated,
IL; California, u; 0vermsn, %; Raymond l.
Ely, 5k; Best h Belcher, 20; Kontuck, 4; Union
Consolidated, 80; Alpha, IA; Meadow Valley,
n; Sierra Nevada, las; Mexican, 40; CALEDONIA, a;
Silver Hill, 2N: Eureka Consolidated, 49, Justice, 81
Juta Consolidated, .: Northern Belle. 10; Manbat-
tan, az; Leopard. 1; Utah. 80; Grand Prize, s; Ham,
burger, az; Navajo, 1; TIP Top, IL; Silver Kng 10;
Bullion, 10; Exchsqusr, 6; Bodic, 20; Ans, e.;
BechteI, TX; Tioga, 2,s; Ward, *; Independence,
3k; Mcchn,on, *; Kossuth, 80; Original Keystone,
Z; Segregated BeIcoer, 80; Argsnta, 5s Blackhawk.
~; Buiwsr, Is; Belle Isle, "; Booker, X; Benton,
6ls; Endowment. ]; Goodshaw, 1; Husscy, n; Home
stead, Q; Mono, 5; Pail Sheridan. q; Richer, !;
Scorpion, Z; Weiis-Fargo, q. att4
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Tho only sale OF State bonds at The Board was one
81 Drssrct Of Columbia S.GS's at ~ an advance Of
:. pcr cent Railroad bonds were generally higher, and
the following changes compared with las, pre-
vious sales advance Of por cent IN New Jersey
Central nrsts consoIs ssscnted IN Central Ppciho
Eoid bonds, - IN Northwestern gold ssvens and
Canada Southern nrsts, guaranteed. and 4 St. Louis
ana Iron Mountain nrsta There was n decne oil a
tn syracuse, Bingnsmion and New York nrsts.
London advices report stagnant Market with a
rcuerai NV lllingness deal In stocks To-day being
he fortnightly settling day upon Change no less
,han i've failures were announced; but, according 70
the Dispatches they we're for small amounts Tho
Bank OF France advanced the discount rate from "
per cent TO per cent and II Is supposed that the
Bank OF England will advance It's rate Tomorrow. as
the other London banks charging as high as per
cent for loans Consols at the opening were PAX Tor
money and pa. the account but the closing quo.
.ations were 0lA and 94h respectively Unncd
states bonds advanced 4 a Il. but closed a. re-
scion Of " Tor AIS aud a tor hvcs. Tine anai quo
ta,ivns were az foilows:-4hs, 1906 nvos,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The following report Of sue number OF fires during
the month Of September was furnished by Fire Mar
shall sheldon yestsrdav:-
There we're 103 arcs, involving a total estimated
loss OF S31 ,9g3-on buildings S6,2lo on contents,
x151lS. assurances on buildings, $323 400; ON con-
tents $685. 400 total insurance, 1901 500 Uninsured
Ioss on butldines $2lj on contents 81, 500; total
s2.gI0 Durlng the Same month of 1877 there were
i2l lres oylng total ostnalod loss OF $500 az
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KILLED BY A BLAST.

Coroner Eilinger yesterday held an inquest upon
the body oil John Clarey. VINO was killed by a stone
from q blast the 9tn inst Tho following verdict
was rendered by tho jury:-"We nnd that John
Ciarey came TO hts dcatn Dy injuries received by
stone from blast fired BY one FRANK Longwortn, tho
foreman Of Thomas Eagan. on tho 9th day Of 0coOcr,
1875 AT seventy iourth street, near The East RIVER.
connected with tho blast" Longwortu Was put un-
der x5Vv W Anau0r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17

Tho total sales OF stocks tne Board to-day
gated I34 400 shares, which wore distributed iol-
Iows:-w estsrn Union Telegraph, 24soo; Pacific Mail
900; New York Central 30; Erie 500; Lake Shore,
g. 400; Union Pacific, l,loo: North Western. 1900;
do preferred 100; New Jersey Central 200; 81
Paul, $3.50; do preferred, 200; Wabash, 1850;
onios, 100; Lscxawanna, $4,000; Morris and Esssx,
200: Hannibal st. Joseph, 200; do. preferred,
100; Delaware and Hudson, 1,sco; Michigan Central,
40
Money on call lent At Ga per cont bat declined Al
th, close 10 per ccn.. The following we're the rates
Of exchange on New York ~ She under toned
cities to day :-Cnarieston, easier, buying u 5-l6,
selling 1-lo par; New Orleans, commercial u Ak
discount bank u discount; ST. Louis, lilo discount
Chicago, 80 premium, and Boston, zoo discount.
Foreign exchange was strong, and ad-
vauced IRON 479 TO 479x for bankcrs' six,y-day
s,erling bills, and from 4s4K to 4s51s for demand
sterling
Gold was quiet at 10oh until the close, when the
price advanced to 1oos, cash. gold bat fiat TO per
cent for carrying.
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&C., strict good culinary,
idiing, o1zc. Sales OF spot


Dcvsfed on contract bales yesterday For futurs
delivery the sales we're . is.,srday alter two
600 :. oosc 700 a. iaoac. iioo :, loole december,
;SG g so q ,o ?. % s. ost s9 :.
Yo 70 e s sols S 400 e * . o =, ess March
COZ ., l9stc., i,soos ios,c.; May. 200 4, i0itc.
4@ an. At :. % r.. % a o.e g s... 5 , ea e.,
q a9sc 100 :. . s-e: eo,s ioc 200 q, aslc 10y ..
s ssss 80 =. % !. sss 7 So: s,.
s 49, % a. = & S AZ 10 I: Il s sS
seso loo a. oss 90 .. Toe. 50 a. ssso. a.7oo ~
go.e 9nasea,e. Jo,ato gJc 100 a. O. poe. 800 ..
asic., 100 az gy,e January. I,O AZ ioU2a, 2,7Oo
ne soy ,s :, ioosG- q" =, i%sse. sspo i..ss
500 at ioc TO =. goc. 100 a, v7sa, 900 ~ ssso
10 =, a io5 ~ 10 a. iso3us 1870
a. 10 i y, 80 Z, ~ S ~ e i",2s $40 a io1s
100 =. ,og7c 100 a. 70 q 70, 4. ioc,s 100 - iooes
go 10 4 s SO @ !. IL a ss S &
$50 lie. 10 ise 10 I4 100 1t TO- i5c
s 4, 100 Il a. Is & S e o s. e ss s iS
~ ~ zoe 80 ;. q lg2ss. a Nay =. ~ 1855 & a
- i iSs. c Ss,, SO 5sS, i 80 is !;
iu4sc Total. 7osoo bales GRAND total, sJ,ivO o.,es
s s s. s :. 20 s Ss @ ss.. s
LAT; Charleston. 5a4oi Wilmington. ioet ho,iols.
Total "a 7e4 bales Thus day last week. 24se8 balss
sGs ys''c as Closed s
Havrc. steam. &c, compressed: BY salt, hc. 10 liam
Tide s.m.Is..sa y;sil ~ I. Liverpool. S-isi :
wheat. ase 40 bushels; meal 100 b6is and 2ss sacks.
ley, 1850 90 Ssiisy malt 1876 DO The asur @.rsss
aull lower fine sa.s. iaciuding state. Western
bots. within the range 8, IS vcrs
- 80 50 40 Corn meal quiet. with sales Of about
300 o6 Including Western ~ q u ~ AMI 100 bags
sy al 81 or os"nSs ANA ~" ana T. I
eate vvv bushels aixrevea state reported sold ~ o.
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1901, ex coupon; 1soTs l07H. and ten-forsies,
lo71. Erie sold at l5ss and preferred 2s, both as
sessment paid Illinois Central declined u. TO TO-
Pennsylvania u, 10 a35s, and New Jersey Central 2
10 81 The Bank of England gained f14s,o 900 bullion
to-day on balance. Tho silver marker continues I'M
settled. with downward tendency. Bar silver Is
to sod per ounce. Mexican dollars are quoted
at 5ohsd Al PARIS ren,es declined TO 1l2L 35c. and
rallied 10 1921 52lac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17

Eureka Consolidated to-day declared a dividend Of
So
The gross earnings Of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway for the first week. october to T. inclusive
are SIG, l07 o. sesMi.5 fTsH Hrsfft nR
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,. OCT. 10. 1914

IN
cssse trade dull III. iorsnoon Tho markets closed
weak Win several load. ansod e hapast twelve r
sesn.. ~, c@,. From - lbs a 81 ias has been
allowed net; general sales on % lbs. ~ lbs. net
100 Iilisos steers ~ &C. per h. wcisst IN ewt ~ M
so ssr a. az isai.as steer. ps1is weight
,st s . for IL,
Western steers AZ 10 per lb With ooe on per nead
ss.s per H.. weights 7ss cws. 5 ews 10 Ksn,scny
steer =. 70. 20, 10 TeEss s CIV" .,r ~ kSh.
s .s.' ellis is brown sold Tor s.iSs. ~ mlssi
s.a: per s :. 3" ~. -siSa' vs q s es per
* eva r. o.sps sold iot ssi @ uoic steers a. c
To- WITH 5'c on per head on z! head n7Le per- -
.ess pss ss . ely s evil so sr s. one
direct ron Planss4 head At C. ~. ss lead
S Per Win on s s s ssi 10 s Ssss
sSs evil aod ooiorsde steers q !Ses 7sic. per 10.
ksna SOL. s's os Kahn %'"a sa s ss. is
weight i.ise lbs hsad 81 Kentucky steers at ssc
per 10. ri,h ~ on pc. sess W, wsshs ,,h sw q
tucky steers At ole per ~, weiehs 8 cvt, strong
IS, ew, with 81 On csf head on ~ head sac
is cn G"ss Tor c2noo seySodS % vrsais
steers 5o sc. per io including 10 head a. Do per
v,,snia ssser. a. Ike. psriS isciusns ID head It
sMe per ib. And seer al "a per H., weights ~ ewn
i psr Dead weights sa s.s on sx. s,essi
sold for MORT. .? oosraao sss s a "a per To- w,s
psr ~. sesht OK owl q. Dudley sold Tor = W. All.r
Ton 10 COLORADO At &C. pcr 10 weight ~ cw AZ II
hcimsr a. s0ndhoisor 80 virsaa stests2i head
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57.273 9.iio 70.9)5 1.765
Io.sio 6.74s i22,21o $50
--
6S,vsS IS S59 2O2. IFS 2,isJ
20,93i 6.665 1889 S3S
47.oS7 0,l04 1920 l.247
oo.2i1 2i,25s i4e.a4s 1884
3l,o7e 25,727 si.22o 1887

t1ctobsr III 1878. rs 632 2S,328 ss.203 1872
TALLow Rcceipts. 81 huds 100 bDIs and 81 casks The
quiet but steady Mt O4c G6c Tho saes
about 2o.UUlbs. at $50. q 1886
WHrsgyY. Receipts. $40 ubiG The mHrkot remained
nominal. Or-rcd Ut 81 IL. but without buyers
FRKrGHrs general movement vas light but rates
were steady Engagements TO liverpool by sail. 80 tons
oil cake Dds 3D. and steam, 1850 bales cotton, 5od:
cheese ass 2OO bbs apples on priv
5000 osshels ,graia 7.d London. all TOO cases
bols. sugar, s2s. %; tons siacose. Boa: 500
busnels grain, I'D. Chartors-A British bark
hence to sve or Antwerp. 500 quarters grain 5s 30
Al hence to kouen $500 quarters grain
S. 7xd Austrian bark hencs TO Lisbon - 900 bush
els grsn lee Norwegian BARI. hence to She Continent
$500 qnarsrs siu Bs Norwegian BARK. hence 10 81
Nasare. TOO quarters grain 5s I'd an italian bark
British bark hence to Opor,o, 10000 bushels grain,
IKE American ,bp, 754 TONS hence to Java refined
In cases on private terms; vessel 5000 obs
tho Continent parfcul
made public.
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lis A. NJ.
80. 49,

$1,000 ss al c.. 1o7x 5000 Us "a 1901 r.. 9sx
$1,000 US IS 81 c.. l0SA 1000 u As, small 100
300 Us 4las 81, c.. lob
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I
$1,000 US 52or ,'s5n io2N $4,000 Us 4ks 49,. los
1000 i SIS, 81, o.. 1919 M aM4r e4f

$1,000 ., II 4 z guar.
1000 Erie I'd. :.
1000 Buffalo h 4 . b.
1900 Cen Pacific < b.
iitOO q 4 " I'd. be. opg
5000 I'm Pacific lst. !.
1910 do $500.
1000 CT West I'd. &c
5000 Tn Pacific 8 f.oc
1900 chi, Bur Il q rs
5000 I'd y LIST. 81, xmc
1000 Nil X - r c ST..
LOO shs Amer Express.
~ 40. -. -. -.
800 Del 4 fIud Can be
100 Cleve 4 Pitts guar
Daast ttfs If.a. I'll L..
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AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK
IN q reat Britain is Decidedly Less Fa-
VOrahIe than was Re DOrted Three
Weeks ag0-The Prospects
Dependent upon the
weather.

London. May 25.--The Mark Lane En-
press says that the agricultural OUTLOOK Is Ge-
cidedly less favorable than 1t was three weeks
ago. Unless dry, forcing weather comes
o1ickly the hope for an abundant cereaI
harvest must be abandoned. Grass Is every
where abundant and the hay crop, VIII De
very large. The glowing reports OF the con-
dition Of the crops in America and other
yrain-producing countries, added to the pres
emf state of politics. has tended 10 make trade
remarkably duh and almost staRnant. NOT
withstaudIng the adverse weather and the
light shipments for London, trade has been
continually lethargic-the amount OF ousi-
ness being so insignificant as to furnish no
index Of the course of prices. English wheat
at the country markets has declined shli-
ling, but the farmers were not eager to sell
al the reduction. Much Of the inactivity Is
doubtless owing to the suspense about the
easfaru question. AS few DAYS will prooa-
NV determiue the course of affairs, move
Snsnt in trade, even if downward, may be ex-
rected- Maize is quiet and lower, IN conse-
6nence of the heavy American shipment to
he kingdom for the week ending May 18Th;
Tic f1ostinp cargo trade for wheat was dull
~ f,rmer rrices. There has been few arriy-
al. NJ ths ports of tcall. Maize yielded is4
n "a sgaip, owing to the American ship
msnts' saLs of English wheat last week
Il 253 quarters at 5ls ld,agalnst q {, lSI guar
To- at 6Ss Cd same time last year; import
80 ~ a kingdom for the week ending Ma.
IetS va. 795 cwts. wheat and l45,SSo cwts
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KILOGRAMS.

Washington, May %: The President and
members of his cabinet leave for Gettysburg.
Boston, May %: The Prohibitory State
central committee has decided to call meet
ing for September 18th.
Berlin, May %: Reports that Invitations
to the congress have already been dispatched
to the powers are unfounded.l
London, May %: The Great Northern
handicap was won by Rhiddoroch; Milton
second, Hardrada third. Nine ran.
Wareham, Mass, May %: Extensive forest
fires have been raging in this vicinity since
Thursday afternoon. Four or FIVE thousand
acres of fine growth of timber has already
been destroyed.
New York, May %: The silk and kid
glove and other importers who are subject to
ad valorem duties have forwarded memo
rial to the secretary of the treasury, recitlng
their grievances and praying for relief.
Savannah, Ca, May %: Governor Colqnitt
reviewed the colored soldiers yesterday. The
troops consisted of seven companies, includ-
ing one company each from Macon, Augusta
and Atlanta. In the afternoon there was a
prize drill.
Harrisburg, May g: DR.. Fl. S. George, S.
F. George and w. J. George. representing
the Southwestern agricultural and manu-
featuring company, have been arrested on
the charge OF fraudulentiy issuing excursion
tickets to Kansas and return.
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and General Preston's FLY Gleneleg started.
Verdict won, Stilton second, General Preston,
third. Time, 1:181s.
Second Rdce-One and one-hslf miles.
Aunt Betsy, Kennesaw, Caligula, Bonanza;
Enquiries and Leonard. Kennesaw and
Leonard were favorit5s; Kennesaw won,
Aunt Betsy second, Leonard third Time,
1:5S1s.
Third Race.-Mile meats; Miss Malloy,
Beechwood and Lager Beer started. Miss
Malloy won, Beechwood second, Lager Beer
third; time, l As. In the second heat Miss
Malloy was first, Lager Beer second, Beech
wood third Time, Az.
Fourth Race.-Dash of three-quarters OF a
mile; four starters, Grigsby, Matagorda,
Cammie F. and Ambuscade. Cammie F.
won, Matagorda second, Grigsby third.
Time, 1:16.
Mollie Mccarthy and Tenbroeck were ex-
hibited on the track to-day amid much en-
thusiasm.
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AaImmense Iron Firm Failed.

PIrTsBURG, May 28.-Kimberly, Carnes &
Co., one of the largest iron firms of western
Pennsylvania, with works located at New
castle, Greenville, Sharon and other points
in theIChenango valley, failed to-day. The
immediate cause of the failure was the in
ability to procure discount for one hundred
thousand dollars, their paper having gone TO
protest last Saturday. Their liabilities and
assets cannot be ascertained until after their
creditors meet which will be in a few days.
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Serious Accident.

PEORIA, ILL, May 28.-By the breaking
of a rope holding scaffold at the new court
house this afternoon three men-Chris Posch-
ner, Gus Jacobs and Joseph Schwartz-who
were at work securing the wall, were thrown
of the scaffold and fell distance of forty
FIVE feet upon a lot of stone and rubbish.
Poschner and Jacobs are not expected to live.
Schwartz was seriously injured. Two other
men at work on the scaffold saved themselves
by jumping through window into the court.
room.
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Cuban sugar Prospects.

HAVANA, May 28.--The actual recelpts OF
nas and Sugua, while the receipts at Havana
are about twenty per cent less. The stock oil
sugar at Havana and Matanzas Is twenty
IONS less than last year. 1t Is estimated that
1--WE hundred thousand tons have been made
In the whole island. The yield Is now falling
off considerably because of the great neat
and rains The season is much advanced.
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RACE NEWS.
At Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 28.-At Point Breeze
park to-day the race for the 2:30 class was
won by Black Frank, Modesty second, Ham
bletonian Membrino third. Time, 2:261zz,
2:261I. 1854, 2:29, 2:291s. Modesty won
the second and fourth heats.
The Spring Meeting ut Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 28.-The spring meet
ing of the Queen City jockey club, at Chester
park, which commences on Thursday next
and continues six days, promises to be the
most successful ever given by the club. There
are now seventy-fve horses at the track, and
fifty more will reach here from Louisville in
the morning.
The Extra Day at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, May 28.-The extra day oil
the spring meeting of the Louisville jockey
club was as great success as its predeces-
sors.
First Race.-A dash of three quarters of a
mile for two-year-olds. Athelstane. Ada
Glenn, Shlton, Verdict, Misadee, Vendar
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JUST PUBLISHED.

A carefully revised Treatise Catarrh. with
curate description OF symptoms and sympathetic dis
eases together with minute directions for edecting
with SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE speedy and pcrma-
Also observations on diet and the general
health Importance to all afflicted with catarrh.
II is wrapped about each bottle OF the RADICAL CURE
or will be mailed free on receipt Of stamp.
Each package OF SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE contains
DR. Sanfords Improved Inhaling Tube, with full drec-
tons for all Price, 81 Sold by all whole
le and retail druggists throughout the United State3
md Canada. WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, lass
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CLOSING HATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
ton. 6 S16d. Memphis cotton, 10 Sic. NeHo
Orleans cotton, lie. Nepe York cotton, II
3-16c. Nelc York gold, fOf is.
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DIED..

MCMAHON-On the 2Sth inst, the beloved wife
of Michael Mcmahon Deputy Sheriff.
Funeral will take place from his residence, corner
High and Washington streets, this "WEDNESDAY
afternoon. at o'clock.
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n1arInaIntelIIgenee.

MovILLE. May 2S.-Arrived-Caledonia'
from New York.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.-Arrived-Vad-
erland, from Antwerp.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 2S.-Sailed-shIp
Rem, brandt, for Queenstown.
Nav YORK, May 28;--ArriyedIScythia
.n az Wisconsin, from Liverpool; Bolivia,
Glasgow; Leasing, Hambargj VILE de faris'
Hagpa
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The Rhode Island Legislature In Ses-
sion.

PROVIDENCE, May 28.-The general as
sembly convened in grand committee at New
port The committee counted the votes for
general officers, and reported that Governor
VanZandt and his associates on the State
ticket we're elected. The officers elect We're
then indicted into their respective offices
and took the oath in the presence of the grand
committee. The governor was escorted to
his residence by the military and members.
In the senate a preamble and resolution
were introduced protesting against disquiet-
ing the country by partisan investigation in
tended to reopen questions that have been
settled by law
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WASHINGTON.

Comparative Statistics OF Internal Rev
enue Receipts In the Past Two Years
No Discounts on American In
voices in Canada because or
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WAR DET,T OETicE Gu. SIC. OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. May "a, am.
For Tennessee and TIE Ohio ra!iey, gen
orally Iolcer pressVes and higher teDIperd-
lures, increasing east TO south ieinds, cioUdi-
ness, and possibly Jolloieed by occasional
s-nius
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event of military concentration it would
strive for the maintenance of peace and reso-
lutely defend lis European and special in
farosta
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KEYS KEY NOTE

The Enthusiastically, who would Re-
sign on the Appearance Of Anything
Un.DemOcratic In the Admin
istratiOn, will Resist the
UnseatiDg Of his Crea-
tor, even If he
Must Do So Outside of the Democratic
Party-David M. Thinks the Times
are Awful Squally, and Fears
the Downfall Of the
Republic,
And the POstmaster-G eneralship, the Lat
ter In Particular-David has Spoken
Plainly and Earnestly, because
he Feels Unworthy Once in
his Life - Poor Key!
He's Alarmed.
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Masonic Notice.
DELINQUENTs, TAKE NOTICE

E-On the First Monday in July Next,
at the Courthouse door, in the city of Memphis,
will Offer for public sale the Real Estate belonging
to Delinquent Taxpayers, which real estate can be
seen upon my books in my office.
County Trustee Shelby county.