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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
y NONRESIDENT Notice.

Samuel Smith. Trustee. &C., vs.. G.. NJ
ilockcr, mitlI and others.
Upon motion and it appearing to the
satisfaction ot the Clrrk and Master from
rompIiinaut'~ hill in aLoyr cause. which
is sworn to, that the dctrnhmtS, G. NJ
.IIorkcr,mith aud wife Elizabeth IIuckrr-
smith. Thomas ] DarN in aud iiaN less DIr-
win. are nOnrc~idrntS OF the state OF
Tennessee. 50 that the ordinary process OF
law cannot he served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four con-rrutiN wees, in the
ilnme journal. published in Winchester
Tenn. requiring The sand unn-rr> idcnt tie
trn'lantS 20 appear on or before the iourti
Monday in January next, before the ChaI.
,rery Court ut Winchester. franklin Coun-
'ty. Tenn. and plead. answer or dcmur /,
compartments bill. OF the same stall h,
taken for confessed and set tor hrarin. eS
partr as to them.
\ Witness M hand, ut Office in Winches.
ter. Tenn, this Oct. 2lSt. rs
\ /. II. FINCH, e. Il NJ.
/ ort2i-lw 1 80
\ Simmons Il Curtis. Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
Non-Resid Mt Notice.

A. NJ. Crawford, Admir-. &C.. vs.. Jane
4 Crawford and II. ). Crawford 1T alS.s
, Upon motion. and 1t appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk Of the Count,
Court of Franklin county. Trr ~. from the
petition filed IN the above cause. which
is sworn to-. that the defendants. Jame-
4 rawford and II. 5. Crawford. are non
residents Of the State OF tennessee. so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon them.
| IL Is therefore ordered that publication
iic made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said NONRESIDENT defend
ants appear on or before the lSt Monday
lin December next. before the Honorable
County Court Of franklin county. Tenn.
and plcah. an. wer or ,Iemtr To complain
ants petition. orthc same will hr taken for
confessed and set Tor hearing ex partr II,
To them.
Witness my hand. ut office in Winchcs
ter. this Oct 30th. ISIS.
GLEN. ARLEDGE. Clerk.
by J. j. Arledsr. ID. G..
npH .lw Az
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
Nonresident Notice.

W. c. Armstrong vs.. Tyrec Kildls and
others.
Injunction BILL
Upon motion. aud it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk " Master. trum
rumplainant's bill in above cause. whirh
j. sworn To. that defendant. Malinda Good
lue. i, "A NONRESIDENT oi the state of Ten
nrs>rr. So that tie ordinary process OF law
cannot w serve, upon her.
liz is therefore ordered chat publication
he matte for Tour successive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn. requiring said non resident deiend'
ant 20 appear Oh or before the 4tli Non
day inJannnry next. before thr tbah'rry
Court ut Winchester. rankin county
Tenn. and plead. answer or drmui 70
"umpiainant's hill. or the same " III De Ia
ken lul confessed and set for hearipx Ok
partc "a ~ nrr. v..l
Wines my hand. at office In Winehes-
ter. Tenn. this Oct. 9th. 1873.
I n. FINCH. I. * u.
ocI7-4w ~
simmons q Curtis. Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
THE SUN FOR 1879.


lHE NuN VIII he printed every DAY "u-
rlhG the year to come It's purpose ana
lnrthuu VIII ne tNc same as IN thc pas
Ia present all the news ~ "A rriuahIc
shape ana to tel the truth lhouSU the
heavens laII.
lHE NlN Ia, hrrn' - ana VIII continue
TO br independent ct everybody ANA eN'
cry lhlHE save the ruin ANA It's own cor
Nlri'oh> oi IWt(' mat l. III" oh'N PoIly
when an honest newspaper hrru nave
lral Is tine policy Whlrl mas won Tor tIlS
newspaper the commute nee AN" lrlcha>hlP
uI MIu'f constituency IMAM was ever en-
l"h,,u "N amy ol''F l'an journal
lhE sun l. thr newspaper Tor tIc p'o-
PEE II + not Tor th' r''lI man against me
p"o' man "' Tor t'r poor man against ma
'Irn MAN hit u N''h> 10 go cqua' justice
| I" ''l IuUI'>'' III wv community II -
! Io' 'nr organ Oh ANY 'I'NN' >''i v! party
! l"c'r nee" O' u" my Nt'rl ""o"I IT'S 'oN"'
ana hat's' IL Is LOT tine honest man
against the rogue every liIhc' IL Is l"t
the h0uC>l Democrat rs against inc MS
h",j'Nl krpnhll'Ah ana Tor t'It hohcnl he-
plhIclh A. against the ulshohc>t Dtno-
riAt. II does not take It's cue from tue ~
trranrrH OF amy untlllrlhn or PolItlral Or
@anihltlon. 1t gives It's support uhrc-
iNrdN when men or measures are IN
agreement win Tie constitution ANA wlth
l'' y, I'''tH'S up',, N"''" '"'e nv p"".'S
WAS '""i'M,n Iu' ti' Pv"p,'. ",,',y,e'
we '"'H'''!'"', 'n' '"ne',I"''',,,"' p',.
''Pc' are Nln'H'GU-"s III t'ic ""' '"Ec""s
conspiracy o. lN'6, ny which II inan not
rI'''r" was '''tvyI IL tne tt>','nN W.,
zee, "'rt' We ~ .G"' ,r P'i ir'' o"S
,"' ''u tIu' "" y, r, "' t,,,r, a,i III
Ih"'"n"'h,', IN lh'N r''P''' .'',t TN w ~
'c IL" 'ha"E' III ~ P""E'H"''n' wv go
ln' 9"" ",'> .I'r'i '',n'' wv '''"' " IN
''"' "' '3>. aus H,n"> N"' ""'l"" - " ~!
. sorts ANA ''h'N' u '"ptN l" ur>rrNe t''n'
hllrrd NOT lrN~ IN TIE Year lS'9' luah III
I>'S lS'', or any year zone Dl. Inc sun
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
CT An extra large stock OF Jeans Just
received by Lenchan 4 Holland, DeclIrrd.
Ahou, 1000 people in this ls,ri'

About 1000 people in this district
alone (No. ~ Of Franklin county
read The Home Journal every week
And yet there are shoIt-sightcd men
business men, so-'allrd-who do no,
think it will "pay" them to d,erti>e
Well all we have to say is: "There arc
nun' so blind as those who will not
see" A nickel before the eye of II maj
can obscure \ perfect bonanza of dol
lars in the distance
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14

Bl virtue OF an execution in my hands,
issued from the IirruiJ curt OF FrUnklin
uUujE rrun',srr in the cause OF al, Il.
1aundcr, ". Edward BonIurlnt and
Grave, Pennington" ! will sell to the
highest hddcr, lur CASH at the CourL-
house doo' in the loWnol Winchester, on
saturday, November 23G, ISIS,
the iolowin. described tract of land, sit
mlrdund ~ luz IN district Au.j OF Frank
lin county. Team. and bounded Is follows;
On the north by lands of - Armstrong;;
east by Martins Fork; south by Martins
Fork aud west by EsliIi'S Forh-.contain-
ing about 1000 acres.
Said tract OF land Is levied upon ~ tic
property OF Graves Pennington to satisfy
II is executions.
This October 2lSt, 1873
X. r. OAKLEY Sheriff
OcA-tds SO
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
Insolvency.

The insolvency ct the estate of 4. NJ
| raw ford. ST. deed. having beer suggest
''l. all parties indebted to said estate must
make immediate payment; and all claims
against the estate must he presented. duly
to the Comfy Court Clerk.
AZ Winrhr.tcr. within six months from
ate. ar they wIll ~ forever barred.
A. ". CRAWFORD Jr
~ "a fx7s. Ian Almiui,tra
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
From the l7th District.
EsrIIL SPRINGS. Tenn, Nor. 9th.
Editor Home journal:

Editor Home journal:
We are sorry TO have TO chronicle the
death of one Of our oldest and most IS.
tee med fellow citizens. Mr.. Joshua Jones
died OH the night of the It'll inst. in tn,
73d year OF his age. Ii has been said OIL
him that no man was ever heard to speak
i'll OF him.
We all sympsthize with Mr.. Joshua For
roster and his wife in their affection In
having lost. by death. their interesting
little daugh.er. in its 81 year. She died
OF the 10th ult.. with diptheria. or "mem-
Francois Group" AS the doctor called IT,
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Forester
has another little girl Il 'wn with the same
complaint.
We hear OF no other sickness in the
community.
The farmers are about finished sowing
wheat. The iinc weather enabled them to
put it in in good condition. and we hEdly
hope they may r-apa much better crop
than the last harvest turned out TO be. or
goodbye to wheat-sowing IN the future.
Respectfully, X. STfx.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14

II there is any candidate at the late
election who is in arrears to the HON e
journal. he will save his honor and
the Home journal trouble ny paving
up at once, without any ado. Delays
are dangerous.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14

We feel pleasure in being able to
call attention 10 the card OF Mcssrs.
Simmons d Curtis, Attorneys al Law.
Tney are clever, deserving, competent
men, and can win a suit whether on
the right ur wrong side.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
" Carpets ut New York prices.
LENEIAN q HOLLAND,
Dcclyrd, Tenn.

Last week W. had the pleasure o!
meeting upon our streets the handsome
face and splendid form Of our clever
friend. JAS. n, White, prominent AMI
worthy merchant Of Nashville. We
are always glad to ace hun.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
Fashionable Barber Shop,
LEWIS BOND

Has opened iirst-class shop In the
brick row opposite tie Home JOurua, OF
flee. where he will practice barbrrng in
all it, branches. He keeps everything il
parlor style. lie has convenience for all
those WHO sisli to wash their faces AMI
hands. free Of charge. Give him acall.
lie j. also prepared to mend broken nm
brrllas In workmanlike manner. at low
ratrs. lsrp20
Old clothes cleaned. and made slussst as
good Us uyw.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14

Isaac EStill, our energetic par'izan
for temperance and general reform,
has been quite sick for several day
fran bilious attack, but is now cons
,al scent
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14

DR.. Bulls Cough SyrUpiS a purely veg
etable compound innocent in nature and
wonderful In effect. For children it Is ia.
valuable, curing Group. Who.png Cough
etc.. in few hours. Price % cents Del
bottle. or i've bottles for $l.00.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
Attachment Notice.
Pauline MoiiIett vs.. e. VI. Hunter.

Pauline MoilIett ". e. NJ. Hunter.
In this cause it appearing by affidavit
that defendant. &. VI. Hunter. Is justly
indebted to the plaintiff, and is a non-res
i,lrEt ofthr state of Tennessee. or his resi-
dencc unknown. so that the ordinary pro-
resS of law cannot he served upon him
and an ORR sintl Attachment having been
levied -" ''iendant's property hN a
reguln fflcer of !Ir county of Franklin
IL i-t ore r'lerrd that publication
he made in tme lnne journal. Il nrwSpa-
Der published in the town of Wine ester.
Tenn. for four successive weeks. com
manIiny the said defendant 10 APPEAR be-
lore me. ut my office in the lst civil dis
trirt of Franklin county. Tenn. on the ~
,lav OF Novcni,er 1914 AMI make defense 10
said suit. ar tue same VIII he procerdri
with cx partc.
Oct. a. 1s1S-Iw
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
Lenehan Il Boyle,
Decherd, Tennessee,
Have lust received

Have just received
1000 yards fancy Suitings,
at 81 cents.
Large stock Ladies' Shawls
-handsomest in the market.
The cheapest and latest
styles of goods of all kinds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14

Babies ought to he well taken care Of;
their system does not allow the slightest
neglect. Ifyour q by suffers iron Collie
or Bowel Disorders, procure Il bottle of
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. u simple but al
WAYS reliable remedy. Only % cents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14

~" Alpaccas and Dress Goods Of al
Kinds, both Imported and domestic
LENEHAN Il HOLLAND.
Decherd, Tenn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
join SIMMONS. +. X. CURTIS.
SIMMONS & CURTIS,
Attorneys at Law
Winchester, Tenn.

Will practice IN the counties Of Frank
lin. Coffee and Moore; also. In supreme
Court ut Nashville. Prompt attention
given to collections. lnovl4
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14

We were surprised last Monday to learn
of the ,cath OF Mrs. Jones, wife OF our
clever friend. WIN. II )Gnes. aud tender
him our waamest sympathy The decea>-
ell was buried last Monday
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
NJ otallic @ a9 Q =.

AZ cheap. or cheaper than TIE same cal
be bought in Nashville
sF~I have all kinds of lumber fer sale
at the lowest market prices, arI. n
have saw-mill of my own. can I'LL AIRY
order on the shortest uotirc. Orders let
at III, shop will NICE: with prompt attrn-
tlon. Ny mill is in operation At Thur
mans Spring. williams Cove about livr
miles from Winchester.
auU23-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14

sB- Prints TO g. cents. all standard
and best selection in the State.
LENEHAN a. HOLLAND,
Dccherd, Tenn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
= = s -. w - " e; - %s
Manufacturer of aud dealer in
ALL STYLES OF FURNITURE

Prices ~. low rs the same can he bough
IN Nashville.
His t'urnltdrr is all hand made and Wi
stand the test Of ANY reasonable usage.
Pictures. ChrumO1, Ne. neatly Framed
\ lot on hand for sale very low.
All sorts ot Mnuldlng on hand for sal,
cheap, for framing.
II you want seats in your cane chairs
come and get ''Gardncr's Patent 3-Ply
Veneer Seats.
sT- All Kinds Of Upholstery. &c done
promptly. "
COFFIN Sd
Made to order and Il full supply of the
incest on hand. Of any size. at less thar
they can hr bought for anywhere else
He will deliver them in Il NICE ii EARSf
to any part of the county.
keep on han( an assortment OF
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-14
Franklin County Bible Society.

The annual meeting Of the Franklin
County Bible Society met in the c, z
Church, in Winchester, Tenn, Octonel
27th, 1878, when the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing year, to-
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
} ROARD-2.:30 2. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY FLOUR LOWER WHEAT UN-
CHANGED CORN sTEADY-oATs FIRM-
WHIsKEY DULLr-PokK NoMINAL-LAED
EAsIER--PETKoLEUM DULL-oILs QUIET
sIIEITs TuRPENTINE DULL-LosIS DULL
COFFEE QUILT-sUGAG QUIET--FREIGHTs
QUIET.
FRIDAY, March SO p N.
Tho collapse of tho ana the assurance OF peace
In Europe have affected trade la some departments
notably IN brcadstufs which moro depend
ent upon the war than almost any thing else. With
the assurance OF continued peace the markets hero
and at the West have been unsettled prices have
declined good deal yet there Is very little dsposi-
ton venture much in the way VI shipments grain
hence Europe until the probabilities OF heavy ship
from the Black Sea ports aud tho relative cost
oil Russian grain shall have become definitely known
Tue decline within the week is considerable. Corn
and oats have changed but little. Whiskey has
dropped Provisions have been almost pancky, and
pork and lard are decidedly lower on Change. To-day
friday business rather SLOW and prices to
grcar nominal Flour dull aud lowor Wheat
dull. but UNCHANGED Corn steady Oats firm. Whis.
key duh Pork dull and Lard dull and easier
Freights quiet Cotton the spot stesdy futures
closed steady. Groceries quiet Oil ditto. Po-
troloum and naval stores dull.
ASHES wero quoted at 4ssc. 4ac. for pots and $40
5asc Tor pearls
ruled hrm at I2sic. &c., gold, for regulus
BK9swAx was firm at 271ac. 2Slsc. tor Western and
Southern.
BROOM quoted at isc &C. for red tipped &c.
7c for medium and nc. a Sc. for choice green
CorFEE-Ihe market for Rio was quiet but steady. We
note sale OF l,OUf bags Rio, OK -snowdrop, ON
private terms Mid coffee quiet. We quote t.
Ordinary cargocs. 14'4c lf1ac fair do 6c
good do. lO1sc: prime do, Ike; extrome
range tor lots. l4i &c. 1sAc santos, fair to good
I59fc. Gc, gold. 10 days. java government bags,
u &c do grass mats 2osc. 22jsc singapore. ITO
1S6c. Ceylon. iGc. iSc. Maracabo 1flac IKE
guayra, 1Jlc 1sc aica i5c. 1Osc 81. Domingo
lie l4l4c Porto Rico I6c lSc. Costa Rica.
1sc Mexican 1J5 lie MAcassar, 17c lSc. Angos-
tura, lOc IKE. savana, Ifc i75ac. Curacoa, lie.
n 1J5sc
'OoPERAGE sTocK-Wo quote :-Molasses Shocks J2inch
with heads 81 % N 90 shooSa with heads 3snch
- 42 30 do 3jinch, ~ 30 " box s.ooks 5tc
tOc. run do, -, pipe do. ~ u ~ 90. empty no
hends " JO hoops IL ect. ordinary TO prime. 33 $685.
do, IL feet. do SIS 40 NJ.
COPPER was quiet Mt l7lAc., cash. for lake.
CohDAGENe quote slila. large and small sizo per
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
Britain sa2si the Continent, 1900; to the Channel

7t5; eoastwiae. 4s74 Sales. 5.9s6.
c.,,..o.,...., ,wonLr,ss, March ,,s. 3, is7s
spaS' 'sse @ Ss as%
9ec week soST''s S;esip los Ills is ss. @ s"'
5000 $500 VI o'''"''''' -''-' 'o'''"s' '0oo s''''
Cotton easy: middiing. lo'sc iOIse ow mideling.
port. coastwiss 3ea7 sales, aBc1 stock sssala
i5oo i5ss1 to the Continent i'o'' eo'''~''' e'aa Sales
Cotton quiet; mdd,ng 1895 low nidsiins. o5sc.;
sssS Ss s'a1 rs Sss sssi 3 % wsss
ssn rseeps % @ ross e4 ssps ssfo tho Con
Cotton quiet and steady: mdaing I0i.e aiossc' ; low
Net 1sesp @ so kxpoS GTass s oasn S u.s.
Ss Gsa s s ;hs
nsnt 1861; eoasswiss. 1911. Sales 5000 ~
Spirit. .urpsn.ine asss .s 's ss er
srssa Graas VI 90 IN ssay u 20 tor hard ~ 10
Flour steady and aushaossa s sales 800 sSs wass.
and anchanged I9ra meal and miieed unchanged Flour
wauxss sprss at 81 81 Corn IL lair milling Semana
quality Oats nominal Barley irm s sales % oi
aoa M % os city made or se.s
saa1ssa '.arssS rslshss unsaHHssd sssps: BY rs
q 200 do oats is 300 a do bay o99 % 90 rye 800 do
2s7 700 no. oats 1880 do barley. $500 do $50 do
TOLEDO, March 8, 1873.
No. red winter SPOT and March, 81 - April d asia;
1% sIfa %f,S sS. IS SPOT. ass
Closerseed ch Ice, 81 oS; mammoth and prime 81 CO.
do sn @ oIS
m"nd amber Michigan seller March, = 2a seller April
SS CORN & Tsa y"'sr soa seer April s.,. Il aiM seller May
jected, 4islc.
,... CrsclSSAn. March 8. 1873
red 81 loa u H. Corn easier at 3oc 4oc. Oats quio,
steady; prime spring, Pork IN good dcm and a.
* Bss nix meats ds saasa y &C. 90 s ssss .r % i
mddcs, iAc oc cash sales lao. cyenng AT 5c ouyer
nomnnly ll4c Slc 5jlc shoulders, clear rio
sr an e prime 70 sSscd in Wssers a, ! % .
@ So cussss IS Is = 3 Ksseoi! ~ % e1s i
head; shipments, 1.oOO do.
Flour dull and , unchanged Wheat steady white
4ic ior 80 i. firm for No whisc and asac
2.'c for No mixed cioysrssed hrmsr - Y IS
200 do oats $500 do shipmssts-rlour. s,6 b5s:
wheat. 81 900 bushels; corn 2loo oats 1,e,)
Flour dull unchanged. Wheat unsettlci but generally
ls ns"ss S 81 + o sa.S sS SS as n.cS s Hdse Il y S
81 @'s May; NO 3 do 90c; rejected, Sic Corn
steady and a.S sa anu a Ayr, Wy
NIX fs o and s Il s g r.,s sas s At a.
10 so cash. " A. April 50 80, Mag; - rs, June
y igJS s7 5 june Bulk meats easier At Sc 4.c and
s s. oT sss"sr sssr so n o' o. and &c
asooo do e1rn asooo % aS oaS 400 d. fye 5000 DO
wheat, $4,000 corn. 10000 do oats 200 do rye
lso q d. q barley A. The ,. Unsettled and
weak and lower; 4is4c 4it.c, cash aud April 4aMe %
Msy oss a easier "ns g s M ipwsg forN heavy
sc.iSs lower; 50 Soa 81 S.s April ID 81 81. May
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

pene down ss per cent, en-iortios u per cent fves
II per cent and AIS per Illinois Central de-
cinee u per cent to 754 Erie % per l0G.
al l61s and Reading at 14K. Three months bills in
tue opeu market are discounted al 1T per cent The
Bank OF England gained 900 bullion to-day
balance AT Paris decned 1IOt 35c. The
closing prices in London were:- Consols TOR money
and account 95s 90 = per cent bonds, 1855
q lO3H; hve-twonty bonds OF 1867, 107N; ten-iorty
bonds, 1o51a; lyes Of 1884, 1oi9s l0I1s; Eric COM
mon shares, 1923 Erie preferred shars "a; Illinois
Central, 75A.
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the Board neglected. District
OF Columbia g. e5's sold at 76
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continue strong and prices were gen.
orally higher with tho largest rise, per cent In Bur-
lirgton Cedar Rapids aud Northern lrsts. The next
largest advance u In Canada Southern deDenture
certificates. Tho largest transactions were in Union
Pacific nrsts at 1055S lOo7, an ADVANCE OF q. fhe
other changes were follows :--An advance Of "a in
North Missouri lrsls, IN Central Pacific gold bonds
and 7s In New Jersey Central convertibes and South
Pacific Railroad OF Missouri irsis. Northwest gold
sold at 957s 90, do. consos at l07s I0S..
do. sinking funds 100. ST. Paul sinking iunds at
p4X, Lehigh and Wkesbarre consols at 35 Is. Hanni-
bal ST. Joseph eights (convertibe) at S3}s Mchi-
gan Central 1875 do. eghis sInking funds)
al 1l2ls l12h, New York Central SKIES OF 1888 at
al lO5; Buffalo, New York anu Erie tirsts OF 1916 at
10S; Union Paci sinking funds at 923s Great West
ern irsts of 1883 Tex coupon at 90, and do second
a 50
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

Loo Newman, OF No. 67 Eldridgc street, was arrested
by Oniccr McGrann Of tho Eighteenth precinct, yes.
torday and locked up charge OF being suspicious
character. Nothine could be found on hts person to
warrant holding him. however, but an unica led re.
vovcr He was arraigned before Juisc Oitcrtvirg
nt the Fty scycntn street Court, and tho lae
ordinance maklns the carrying OF firearms without n
permit misdsm eanor, was nned 81 This 10 tue nsss
offence punished under lhe new ordnance
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

ro,...... 49,. e1 IA a5a ASA 1853
lair & ,0p r5oes & C M T.; zoe per No. ws,sn. s swt az
Tno%eoa u Missouri steors~o % head % az &c per- % ill., g
per r., aead a. zoe .O, ses1is 90 ~ eG
n norris DIG Missouri @ 'eers-l7 ''i."" no"i at S"d &
per 10, M ~ aeaa a. s'se; per le. es head
farst 81 Missouri steers ls head at SIC
pc. ' ~ mead ID a, s4e pc. H. weighs e csL cst
uery Cary sod for selves 81 Illinois steers At Sc
ea ,yo wssn; :, $50 lbs. .. 81 ~ Was,sr ssd
Dall, live weight I04oDs aslc per h. AiJersey q
IKE per IT, wiz, 81 on per head, ~sisn. e~s o'Doa
nell sold ior w"'Sel a Al,erson t' Illinois Steers
Z nes wssn. sss SO Missouri ss sSsa sfssrs y II
es Newton s'n o4s q ' .da ia sr Or xetsn Jss5s & Il
s ,or % o AicIon nes 81 81 ns. ss &
wsgnt ei4 cwt . w. sherman sod Tor waixel Alertcn
sew strong H. aaissSaeR sold or aiss ~iIsron Il
M o' ss nsaa & % Pss y es NJ hssa Dr
sSa S a. s ssss o. ~ .s o =. ss Is S
Ressn.is sod sr .s an and PG Meyer q i"ia"i.
mead at M per D. 10 heaa at sac. io.. weshis OK
at - az .od 70 Sa sr 6sc
saa "a s ~ OHIO % PER sss = ID
hsai At 5sc por ib Hume Elliott CO. sold 2s2 Penn
sJyanii shoep. weight 3i,3iU lbs. 5oc. per
illinois sheep. weight I6,j2o lbs, - 80 per cwt.
state sheep, wegnt It,3jU lbs az &c b isD Ohio
sheep weight 70 300 bs At ose per H. 10 1hs sheep,
weight ly,bxU lbs, at 6ac. III. Davis aIlenbeck
sold 1863 Illinois sheep. weight Yo los noad, IS 80
per cwt l57 Ohio sheep weight f05 bs head s. 50
&C. per H.; "a Mcngan sheep weight i3 lbs head.
at Sac H. IL State shesp, vsight 30 lbs, scant
per hcsd at 51s per ID; 152 State lambs, weight 81 \,
lbs. head, ~ 7c. per lb J. Kirby Co. Is ic
day aitsr1oon, Michigan bucss, weight 300 lbs
per H.. I7b Michigan sheep. wsEht H. 40 lbs 50 30
percw - Mchs,n sheep weight 10000 lbs 5ssc per
lD 10 Illinois sheep, weight 1861 lbs J5sc. Der III
$50 Illinois sheep, weight "a 100 lbs. at 10 Dor cwt
Jts Illinois sheep weight 2l lbs head per 10
MLcH CowsSo actual sales reported: nomina! values
$3J $40 per head. calves lac uded.
VhALs AND CALvKs-No sales on this fovenoon
Hocs.irtde slow with oh feeling Three car loads
oil Ohio ho ~ held on sale.