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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20

The Supreme Court aolourneC
at Nashville last Friday after I
laborious session Of over three
months. The Nashville bar tool
advantage of the occasion to give
the members and officers of the
court a superb banquet at the
Maxwell House. There were ten
tables spread and these were hand
somely decorated by the lady guests
of the house. One hundred and
twenty-five persons were present
and a fine band Of music, but no
ladies. The lawyers decided upon
a vote that, as between women aud
wine, they would for that particular
time take the champagne and all
contingent headaches. EI.Gov.
Neill s. Brown presided. All the
members of the Supreme Court and
several other judges were pres
'ent. 1t was a rare gathering
Of intellectual men, most of
whom have contributed to
elevate and adorn their profess
sion. After an elegant repast the
champagne aud its mental counter
part wit flowed freely. General VIM.
B. Bate called the assembly to order,
and introduced ex-Governor Neill
s. Brown. Governor Brown made
q few remarks, during which he
was frequently applauded. He was
by Judge R. L. CarutherS,
Chief Justice Deaderick, Judges
Mcfarland and Freeman,
Attorney General Heiskell, Colonel
N. Cowden, Clerk of the Su-
preme Court, General W. B. Bate,
Judge II. H. Harrison, Colonel Ed
L. GOlliday of Lebanon, Attorney
General A. ]. Caldwell, General
James NJ. Qusrles, VIM. G. Brien,
Ed Baxter, j. B. White, United
States District Attorney James A.
Warder, Judge John N. Lea and
John Ruhm. Among those pres
ent from q distance were mentioned
the local reports Julius Green,
editor Law Journal, Memphis E.
L Golliday, Lebanon ; Judge j. F.
J. Lewis, County Court clerk Knox
county; Judge R. L. Caruthcrs, ST.,
Lebanon, and James E. Rice, of
Dover, Stewart county, son-in-law
of General Quarles, and Others. 1t
was an elegant and spirited affair,
and one long to be remembered by
those who had the pleasure Of par
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20
0 H u. HRERMAN. Clerk.

DY VIRTUE Of a deed In trust to no exc
- cuted By Hudssn ]. Hendren on the 2lst
day Of February, 1877, and recorded In Book
ll6, page 529. Of the Regiater's oihco Of Shelby
county. and made TO secure certain indebted
noss therein mentioned, to which reference 10
Isdo iof tqrthsr PaIticulars; At lhs request o.
march, 1873, at Il o'clock m, In front Of
the courthouse door, in the city Of Memphis,
sell for cash the following described property !
Two lots numbered 80 and "a on the plan OF
subdivision of Hon. james O.. Jones' tract,
each lot fronting on the east side Of Marley
avenue 50 feet, and extending east between
parallel lines and at rieht angles to Carroll
avenue In the east. Title Is believed TO be
perfect, but / sell and convey as Trustee only.
JOSEPH Z. RUSSELL, Trustee.
Z. M. HEAHN, AtteIaal. 1880
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20

TRENTON, N. j.. March 7O.-Jousphuu
SOoy, the ~dsfaultinG treasurer Of New
Jersey Who has spent nearly three years
in The State prison, has been pardoned
His term would have expired in May
next.
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RIver

CAIRO, March Observation-Disclosures,
St. Louis, 3 pm; Charles Morgan and
Andy Baum, Cincinnati, 10; Belle Mem.
phis, Memphis, 7 am; Golden City, New
Orleans, 10. Departed - Fearless, S..
Louis, IL pm; Charles Morgan, New
Orleans, midnight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20

TEAc The choicest in the EOrld-Im-
hAOaportsrs' prices-Largest Company In
A~merioa-staple article plossOg everybody
Trade continually inereasing-ARenS wanted
everywhere-best inducOmonts-don't waste
tlme--send for circular 10 R0BT. WELLS,
rpFss't Of the 0Tidual American Tea Co., IS
Vesey st., N, Y, p, o. box 1881, 6-SadsW
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20

READING. Pa, March 2O.--In the Phil.
%adslphia Conferences Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, last evening, the Rev.
Dr.. Z. D. KenHey, on the report Of the
court Of inquiry, was found guilty and
expelled from the ministry and confer.
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on SaturdaY, March 80, 1s7s.

offer fer sale TO the highest bidder, for cash, in
'front.' OF the SQUIRT house, in the city Of Mem
phis, the property described in said decree,
Ia. wit:
The depot buildings In the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, on the wharf near
the foot OF Washington street, and tho rail.
road tracks In aud upon said depot grounds,
and extending TO the Mississippi river, and
~extendint Into said river, including the in
cline, together with all the iron rails, cross
Ties, nails, fixtures and appurtenancss belong.
ing to the same, and all fixtures and appurto.
nAnces belonging 10 said depot buildings. and
all the right, title and interest Of the Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad Company in
and to the, grounds on which said depot build
inRs stand, and in aud to the right Of way
along said railroad track.
By the terms OF the decree undor which this
fale is made | an directed TO take possession
Of said property on the day Of - . and deliver
tho same to 2urchR ers Immediately upon
complying with the terms Of sale and pay
msnt Of purchase money.
March 5, 1873.
T.a JOHN II. FREEMAN. Clerk.
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Bank InvSattratlon

WoRcEsTER, MASS, March 2o.-Ths
failure Of VIM. Il. Morse, president Of
the Security National Bank, has raised
Questions as to the uOlvency Of the bank.
A United States examiner Is making an
investigation,
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The subscription price Of the PUB
LILO LEDGER IS IS per Gnnsm for
tls Daily, and % per annGm for the
Reekly-POstGge free.
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HIIIah

ELIZABETH, N. j., March 2O.-Mrs
Mary Jane COwry and little daughter
we're killed at the crossing here on the
New Jersey Central railroad.
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He Got Out Of

A colored preacher in Florida
thus held forth: "My brudering,
the I~sraelites went over the Red Sea
on the ice. They got over all safe;
and OATS de reason why Moses sung
de song OBJ praise. In de morning
when the sun was up, hot, Pharaoh
and de egyptians cum wild DER
great lumbering chariots of iron.
They broke through de ice, and all
went to de bottom OBJ de sea"
"Stop dere!" exclaimed a nearer,
IL want to ask a question. I've
read geography, and Egypt's a hot
country. It's under the tropics,
it's near de 'quator, and dere amt
no ice dere. How could dey 90
over on de ice, an dere no ice dere?"
To which the preacher responded:
"Pm glad you asked that question.
Now | can 'splain. That comes
reading geography instead OBJ de
bible. My brudring, when de Chill
len Of Israel 60 over de Red Sea,
dat was a great, great while ago, be-
fore dere was any geography, before
there was any tropics, before dere
was any 'quator. OATS de reason
dere was ice, my brudring."
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shot Dead.

NEw YoRK, March 2O.-J. j. English,
proprietor Of the Ocean House, at Chin.
colleague Island, Va, shot Stephen Pol.
lit dead. Pollitt owed some money to
English and failed to pay.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A earn.

To all who are suffering frOmIths errors and
indiScretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. l will
send a receipt that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
By missionary in South America. Send a
s~elf-addrsssed envelope to the REv. JOSEPH
IEMAN. StatiOn D, lBlle House. NesO York
Cry. -xxvii-s5 eodkw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20
For Criminal Court UerE


A. g; HARRIS is a candidate for Criminal
Court Clerk at The ensuing August election.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20
ANNOUNCE


u.s.. GALLOWAY is a candidate for Clerk
OF the Circuit Court at the ensuing AuRust
election, subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic Convention. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20

THE Southern Historical Society
was organized at New Orleans in
1868, the object being to collect
data, "reminiscences and records of
the war, publish valuable papers,
and eventually to issue a reliable
history of the war as far as the
South was concerned, drawn from
material furnished by reliable wit
neSSes and actors in that great
drama. In 1873 the Office of the
society was removed to Richmond,
and the work has gone on
with various degrees Of en-
enlargement and success. The
society has from time to time
published papers Of great import
ance and interest from the pens Of
surviving COnfederates Of all ranks
from corps commanders to privates
10 the ranks. General George D.
Johnston, Of Alabama, has been
acting as the general Southern
agent of the organization for some
time, and has been quite successful
in Nashville, Vicksburg and other
Southern cities in collecting mate
rial aud funds, and enlisting new
members. He has arrived in Mem
phis, and expects to remain here
some weeks. We bespeak for him
a cordial welcome, ard hope that he
may be as successful here as else
where,
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FOR Clerk Of Bartlett Circuit Court.

FELIX NJ. JONES is a candidate for cIsrk
Of the BARTLETT Circuit Court, subject to The
nomination of the Democratic Convention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20

of all movements to better the con-
dition of the Irish people at home.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20

CHAS. A. BEEHN is a candidate for County
Register at the ensuing August election, 1873.
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For OIerk or CouDtv CoUv,


r. J. BLACK is a candidate for Clerk Of the
County Court at the ensuing August election.
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Represents Following Insurance
COmpAm1ess
LEGAL.
In Supreme Court vi jackson.

NJ. N; Duck Us. The Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company ct al.
by virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court
- Of Tennessee at Jackson, pronounced In
this cause April II, 1877, l will,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20

LELAND LEATHERMAN is a candidate
for Judge Of the Criminal Court Of Shelby
cyunty. Election next August. I4te
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20

WRITS OF F0RolBLE ENTRY
WRITS OF F0RoIBLR ENTRY
WRITS OF FoRCIBLE ENTRY
WRITs OF FoRcIBLE ENTRY
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

sn snRP a c end 3S s1 1GG
quoted rates Mackeral dnll No. Mas shoIe $l4GSI6
5 ST. Extra Prince Edwards Islqqd' lSs23 DO No
iSrso GS siGGsl snail sales large No Halifax at sii
TSgod RanF Eak 5s g 95Pt3 6F 90 "a % lie oE
No l. the higher figures for small osiEom m store a[5eed
bTader ass 25 Halifax sh9re shore sglit s. ..,,,.
Grades Extra qOc better with fair export demand other
kinds without decided change Medium steaayi Good and
ter local trade demand, with business mainly for
oI5G' 1880 SOs Minnesota Extra, $5a$s 20 ieT ilS
TSS e aPge Fx rfs at s5Ss5 So cans $500 Biz Ezra
stats = OS$ WS 20 5gs na S lSS9 s p G3 mSng 3 3
60 IS including 200 Hbis 81 Ne L9ms $G@$6 90 800 6os
$ed$G TO- 75e b6ls; sursThne, g doqfi 49, mainly
q $40 o b5 S SP SS afp 81 2'a AZ 81 s oF
No. 2. 50 25a$l 25; superhne state ana western,
$ C Fair . ch9cs 8 Cd 1895 e. q; aGaa G2%mo9
4s775; Common to Good Ohio. S5aS5 30; GOcd
Choice s5 GOGsG Is Minnesota Ex,ra rye MIXTURE s. 80
6 75S$s g. some few fancy brands held lille
6a@aon 1s1Sa to" to Fair s5d@S 96 Far COCO s. s.
c GOOD to Choice gi famiT sg "a ISs8 The iSr nav TSE
Grade Exiia quiet and unchanged for other Epas...
ioesl trade inqay light demand mainly o Shipping Extras
Choice IS s5GsG ao Fancy Family s. 5os7 30 INCLUDING
9O4 Dds iCT soath E65 mis- si yS is = u 3 + 80 itttr
for iayoits brands w IEAd mors active 5hnle ne
Guiding 500 bbs Prize MEDAL" private terms; 200 bbs
CITY, 81 O3 u 100 n.
FOREIGN FRUITs-Moderateiy active for jobbing lots
without marked change in prices; New aisins Layer ~ Gj
Loose Muscatel 81 O00s2 V2lencia, c Leghom ron
Tara gona Almonds 1918 &C; Iyca lj0 2c Shced 80
aSGci Princess a42acj WalnuiS, 92Gl 2c nss 9Gli
half boxes ana nc ior quarter boxes.
I;RAIN-Mhea al ll2c better good export demand Spot
arrive ths and next month Future, active closing
siropg moderate Milling inquiry SeS
hush ngrsded spring 81 2OaS1 33; 5000 bush No spring
g p S 900 = 9s By SS PpgS 5 Ss & W9er 22q9 DRs !s
900 bush NO WINTER Red 81 40 5000 bush Amber West
bush Ungraded White 81 43 5000 bush. No White
81 a.; 1000 bush >Noo 2,o CbiGago' O., first, haf
81 2S 10000 bush 40. White % arrive canal re
ported 81 5000 bush. EKs white for 10Th May 81 AZ
92o 9 bush q N & ssp5 AB 1 bs 81 2o 90 N, ~ 81 'Ssg
Sa =. & s. SOsS ssSed no Northwest 4f closing 81 3 I'D
ii 27 asked do June 81 "a bid 81 20 asked No Win
Ter Red April closing 81 372 bid 81 40 asked 5000 bush
DO, May, 81 80 closing q S$,3 Did, 81 S72 r. asked
SWesterp anoisd 72e7Sc; state and Canads
state 6Od 65c sales 10000 bush Feeding 4Siec.
......BABLEY MALT quiet anchan geda"s-;c a a M DA
PEAS steady sales 9Og Pnsa to HIfve m IN DAY or % Two
Fye peas nominal, SO S00S3 per twobushel bag CORN
very scarce Ic better fair export and home trade demand
good trade ia futures sales 2zyyy U sd mgS t
SoOS S7,sc. SiOS adost: Low Mixed, s5e $1,000 lush
ApTiI 55c closing 5Ssc. bid Soc asked 5000 bush.
%c asRcd; 5000 bush April e1oaisg 54'ae bid,
IA as i asked 10000 bush do, june 81 2c closing 54+c
~ "a 5c asked OATS fairly active prices unchanged
aiss, ilS000 bush. No. 2. S5aci No. White SVGSSRc
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,;Ew-YoRE, April 26.-BEEyEs-In Including 10 carloads
Ket The fresh otrnes il3 csrioads 23j4 headG1
cars at Jersey 1t "nI cais al G9 M sl ahd e ,ot4 s,4cs
days the previous week The general quay Of the
cepts tcAay Was i1r with no really poor ots Ior many
Steers That could justly rated extra hemsket az
and from 81 Per head 10 &c per lover than On Medng-aay
carloads OF sed and c0ned Cherokee and Texas Steers
cwt some fat Bulls part sulIied sold 3l2afc. per 10
weight; Medium 70 Very Good NahYc steers rangei I9m
$40 dress 90 h. lUc to dress SO b. and Of the
cG Ds S1 io R csTioaS. ~ M or - seer fT ex1r id Mi 1--we
carloads more from Albany Tomorrow also foz spuent 10
sae5 6Ots T. c. Eastman for SELF lOi Inoia Steers
lsl average 4'lc tOdIes 80 b 66 do, l33i 10 at
Zoe. TO dress 90 ~ 81 DO Gsi u a. 9tc g dress 5G H.
lC63 9Ac per 10, 10 dress 56 ID - do, 073 D.
~ ~ viii % - per ReSa Sn & 81 d. o7e f. at s p @ S'si' Il p2 S2
head 10 Missouri steer3 1898 D. a. 9 Z, Gfoss SO n; Ia
live weight do s95 ~ at 4ic aud do tGG1 n. at &C.
II f. EqcA3G ioT ka ~ 5 n a 60 T 81 5 i59ga a steers 0
uery Ca"ey on Their own account a Chicago steers
ii y aosen:a for n Morris: 50 Missouri Steers ll5G %
dress 56 H. with $40 the oi II do l,203 b at 04c to
dress 5G f soc head l6 1920 D. i2c,
se 70 dress 81 r. Fof l. fSlhseGids; Ia Missouri sets
l2O5 r. o4c to dTess % 10 81 do iS7 n a. 2.e les
head 30 dO 1855 b at 9c b. to dress 90 H. less Al =
sales at jersey city Z yogel for Meyers Regen;ten
o1s Is az Zap & m q 70 d. 39 aS Co. l} q T. at0c and OOc
~ iautcrbach Tor Waxe y Aleron: SS Illinois Steers
l70 b 9&c to dress 66 ~ Is Go lO0 b. at 08el aud
sWsherman for WaIe Alieron 80 Illinois steersl os3
5 &C.. l3 do. OB0 n. at sac % dress 5 n lG Do
lO75 d. at sac. and Steach and Ia DO l0dO II, at Sac
s. o'Donnei for waiKe Alerton % Illinois steers 1l7s
J. 2O7 h, at 9sac.. and 5oc. each ~ ' -
b. g. Culver waixe Alerton; 10 Illinois Steers 1888
NJ. Goldsmith for Joseph Co.; 10 Illinois Steers 1852 B
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
nnMrsTIc MARKETS

BUFFALO April 2G-Four in fair demand londencyupw rd
demand sales, LOO bush Dnlgth on private terms Corn
mSsTS S dS a @ carlo carload New Is MHed az if 'S o
track. Oats firm sales, Loo bush Western at ~ 2c.
neglected Hghwines nominay guoted at q GGaSl 0s for
unchanged; Canal roights firm quoted Wheat 59aGc.
oHc4Go HFT 26-Flour nrner not quotably higher
Wheat strong and higher, with an active demands No
81 iasG i5 May MT Il Il juno; 10 Go o. i Rceie F s55
c Corn aee y @ pha cccs5 Gsheg r. ~ 2c oss ss it My
aud shade higher - c cash 26tq25Isr May and Jnne
Btey n at s4Se 52 P25k IN :. far 81 dsna9l ~ and gne
Meat, nci qaody lshef. Aieohol $$c T.cigisH
81 - qy y I'D l Jnne cGR m g@EGHanEsd @ a but g1sG1 smG
changed. PORK easier and &c. lower Lard eascr but
CNciSSii April 2G.-Flonr dmer; Family, s. loasg 80
sn GSI% % at a5e @ M s da at ny 1 d a r nnd &S
nGa@ n M f Ka Gae3 Gi % K & & 2s 5s 9 na 9r9 , dun
$9o 4ac ana Sc Tor shoulders, Clear M ana Clear Sides
Tor shoulders, Clear 6 ard CLEAR siac' Whiskey quiet
and weak nGminaily u o. Buttor steady unchanged
C4Hm9n - lSG5" e Gai & 80 %oa55 10 racSnS S %
iarHts, 1873 heat
DETE9G Arm 22c-whsnt y, higher E{tra White Mich.
SGs ' 5sS 1mST no 40 WW1s WT 2S gs5 @ 4as 1 r9Gr No.
hmer held at - 10 ngeegt'oFloqr 200 obls; Wheat
= our 500 6bl5 Wheat, $500 bushi Com, 800 busL
frn; No. MiIwaukee, ~ 1872 Hard, 81 10 4
for soft No ;l IiS cash and iApnl; 81 1875 May
- l2ii, Jgnei 10 do, q Os7 Corn quiet No; 2,
quiet and steady No. l. J9ac Barley quiet: 10. Spring
nOninniy, bfDjSc. Mess Pork. 80 Lard Prime steam,
81 Freights 10 Buna o. 3iic.
PHILADELPHIA April 2B.-fciroieum Domnaly SEC for
Crude and II oil &c for Refined Coffee quiet but steady o
49, alGc; Laguayra lG-c. sugar quiet -a7 for Fair
TO Good Refining Moassea sugar sold at 6c Tor 50
Refined sugars in falr demand at 07c for Cuoai 0sc
for Crushed 1sc for Powdered 0 for Gfanuated 0s
"a Moasses nomnay 35a3JG " for 80 Test. Flour closed
ao Pan 81 90 Pesyyan oo d. Medium Sd % iooS e
Lancaster County do 40 2j 200 bbs ohio aud about
bbls City Mills sold private Rye Flour steady az
- 20 for Pennsylvania Corn Meal inactive al So 20 on
board Wheat duh Western 40 Red In grain depot II 3O
Western Prime and Choice 81 32GsI 80 Pennsylvania
do Good 81 81 pennsylvania Amber, 81 "a southern
do, 81 SjaSl 80. Rye quiet Western G7a6sc.;
d47; Damp Mixed and Yellow, 43d5l; Western High
Mixed In ears and grar depot 52Gj2 Pennsyyania and
southern Yellow J32aj3 also 30 COO BUSH Last hall Nav
at b2@ olis inactive unchanged whskey in better DE-
mand sales 100 bhs Western az 81 O6 At the Boatd
2g0oO bush sail Mixed sod q 5JlsgjS. for Jgne 52' bid
steamer Apr Wheat dull at 81 20dsl for No
Red April II 80 adyl 3l9 May; ~ 81 a0sl "a June.
81 LOUIS April 26.-ElOur frmer with a strong upward
tendency owing 70 advance in Wheat but prices not
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

HOPS-Mr i. Wells reviews past week as follows Market
dull ara nOmnay unchanged The present slagDaoh
IN tic trade is attributable 10 falling on III me % e
mand from England. low prices would, no DOUBT tenp
English order few thousand bales more from us o
IT Dut just at this time wars ana Inors u
wars unsettes london markets all commodities COM
ing under the heading Of luxies Hops included Duness
will continue pervade both the LonLOD ana New
York for weeks, perhaps months 20 Gomez III
the meantime about tho only business passing VIII be that OF
executing In daily from OutOft0Wn
who buy the hand plan Receipts Tor me
week. 1917 bales total since september 1871 lZblos
bales total for period 1875 1OlO7 bales export
clcarances for the week Sj bales total since Sepnpe
1871 ~ bales total for period in 1876 80 O Daos
State 1877, 5dlOc do Eastern 6dSci do IeaIng 2Gjc
Old, Q2c. -,-..
LEATHER-Hemock sole has been quite active; prices
higher Union unchanged rather quiet Receipts
past week 66O9 sdes l3O bales Exports 3O6SO sides
viz, 2jO TO England ,43O TO the Continent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EIfunpEAN MNnK FRA

nvrrroo1- Apnl Pork Eastern dull at %. West.
ia6 da q! 28 Long Clear duII At % dd short clsaT
d la g p a & AMI H % s 81 q Extra Sh0sG Me. d d
at i07; Prime Meas dull at so. inrl-Pnmee Western
spirits dull at - sd Rosin-C Common dun at o Fine
Sa S. al al a. State steady at % wLcs NO
sgring nmeT a 10 i0I & ,vs g gt ilar nf ~ i9 ~ &
New. steady at 2G5d Cotton seed ol-fellow American
IyEriooI Xpr 20 Tho weekly circular q the Liverpool
Cotton Brokers Association says Ihs cotton maIket re-
since been nntl Thursday, when there was
GasRs ne lair 0,iS' Ta w he was eev supplied at
prices In Island small bgsucss was done prices are
NJ To- Wedne.day since better feeling has prevailed
saains srain ciTcnlar .ays ''hoqgh
ports into ihe Kingdom during the past two weeks consd
cIably smaller han We frequently had lately Althcmirzets
c;s demand improved at tho extreme quotations Of Tues
day At this mare todsy mSs m % WEI were readily p1'ins an
Flour va. in impoyed request at extreme prices New corn
TaS hCd iS "a to G9 RSI ADVANCE f safes were 'o
Ag a san su % ana aSes
day 1000 bales loo 6algs Tor 'P'saaon ara s1
Futures lagd. chraDeIi CpanGs, l@W Mlddhng clause
and june dr!tcry sd; Uplans Low Middig clause unc
aud July deyery 80 uganG' 10" MIAPS MA Iiag'c Jny
August ami -cpt mper delivery, Hsd tpand.' Low Nd
Low MiIdlng clause october End November delivery Gi
Uganls, Low 3Lddling, clause shipped Ay5h and May
Torcrs TOOK 1000 bales spectators took Loo bales total
IygOO baes American $1,000 bales; actual export, 1000
bales; amount Cotton aduai $4,000 bales: Am fi,an
2@2 900 bales Forwarded from the ships size direct spin
nef 900 Oaes American sales Of the week. 10000 bales
Tc receipts WLu for the past three days $1,000
ors. including j5 900 qrs. American
iIyLgrooL, April 26-2 =. BIead,iuhs firm Flour 90
62G Ga pcr bb Western Canal Wheat II
GENITAL or average California White: II ID ~ al for cali
foruil CHM 10 al Icd Western surng; llSd.6
III III tor Hrd Winter bush Com. 20 per
ar Tor New Mixed Western. Peas, 80 for Canadian
RpO1f. gB-J y. nj plIDdA Cotton Low Mid
ding ciaus shipped March, sail 5si d: Upland. Low Mid
ong clause shipped March and April sail, DSsd: Jpland
Low Middling clause shipped May and June sal j'.. The
market foI arms Fabrics at MauCht s;cr Is dull
IIyHgPoO April 26-iI5 tDThe sales oi Cotton to-day
included 5000 bnes American. Futures pials Low Md
ding clause crop shipped November and December.
sail 5i'Iod ,. ,.-,,
Aprll 2G-J m.fotton. futures dull Tplands
Low Hddng clause April delivery, 5i5d. upands. Low
Mddng clause November and December delivery. 51ls2j
IIyERrOOI- Apri 2G--6 y. miard 3G1d. per cwt. for
AInericIn Sprits Of Turpentine % 81 per cwt
I0sDON. AprIl 2G6 y. W.-Rehntd Petroleum, Gid per
gallon. 1ailow, 37Gd d3s per Cwt
IOSpoX Apn 2G-Eyening.-Sperm oil, 97lq g72 per ton
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
rrnoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON April pm-Consols 9iIs sior both money
ind the account. Enc Railway shaIc5 rs liIHOIS No
~ New.JeTsev Central, 16i2. .- -, 80. u.o,or
and the account Paris adYces quOe i've per cent Ientes al
100 francs 81 u centimes for the account.
ToSnON Anil % $3.50 D. m.-Tbe amount OF bullion gone
INTO the Bark England balance today is &SoOO ETC
Railway shares l2l2.
LONDON April 2G-i n. m.-Erie Railway shares. l2t4.
LONDON April 26-430 pmCOnsois. S4l'G Tor OOth money
aud the account ,---.. r. 49,.
LONDON April 26-6 mThe rate OF discount fof thIee
months market is 202' per cent Mhch is
asd per below the Bank OF England rate Erie a"aV
shares, II.
PARis Arrn 2G-Excbange London, 25 francs ii cen
times for short sghI. 80, ~,
BERLIN April 2j-Tho statement of the Imperial Bank
Of Germany shows an increase specie o: llOOOOO marks