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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-01-05
SnoW at last.

1873.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-01-05
GrOYetOn, n. II.

Our side walks and roads! Oh,
yes! Right, left, right, left. But be
careful where you put it down, OF you
will be left right on your lacks.
Mr.. Fowler, our gcntlemanly agent
informs us that there is more freight
passing over the Grand Trunk. now.
Ell route for Portland than for some
years.
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Inc chancellor also,l in response ia
an inquiry Of Sir Henry James, liberal
member for Taunton, whether the
British troops In Europe do not exceed
Tue number authorised by the parlia.
menl said The Indian forces were
never Included in lhe net fixing tho
number Of the British army, The
latter ha said IL about seven hun.
dIed ana llfeen above the eshmat ~,
~ Consequences Of the iluGtuaion In
recruiting,
Lord harrington, leader Of The lib,
erals, announced that no would short.
~ move u resolution, that no forces be
raised or kept by the crown in time Of
peace, save within India, without tho
sanction of parliament.
slr stafford Northcote said he hoped
10 submit the supplementary estimate
to-day fortnight, when Lord Harting-
toms resolution might DO discussed Ia
the house Of lords.
Lord Granville, liberal, gave notice
that the question M to whether the
employment OF Indian troops Ia EuS
rope, without the sanction OF parlla-
ment, Ia lawful, would he discussed.
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WINES ANDl.IQUORs.

WHlsKY-sweet mash, 81 bO@i bOi sou
mash, n M@OOO.
Es-Claret, In oase, 81 10; Catawbni
or gal, III 1909 Coz tort, per gal, sl,iOgi %
GOqo ~, White wine, In cases, u Ng2l %,
OhAMPAluh i-COoks, Ia basket, $3.50
HoldsiecK, In basket, s2s %; krug, Ia basket
&l COZ Domestic ohanpnlgnc, sl2OtlS,
cast. " lb19 o..
DllGS-Domestlc In cask, Sls@iS;
GOgnao, pergalp VI Ss92 20; French, per gal,
u 60qlb OO;Apple, per gal, 81 75a3 ~; Peach,
VI Io@S 1biGlnger, u 2bg2 %, Dlaok borryjsl %
o. 80
GlNS-Old Holland porgnl., ~ 5OOs6 10
Domestic, p0f gal, II i00l2 90.
NU MS--JGmGGa, 81 30g6,
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TOnANnO MARKET.

fLud TonACCO-Vir bright, nue.
pounds, hissli do do iine ana extra Twist, ODD
ivei do do extra O'in twist, OseslON do me.
llnln q aud laln twist bAesb0c do o)nmon /.
~ lwlhl, lb9hooi do mahogany navy, ~, a.
~ ~, 5000 louisville navy, bright mnhog-
any ol9bei do do mahogany, iheyaic do do
mahogany d GLASS lhasi0o do do dark ma.
hokany, ihgoOoi do do iine black, 2Dgblo,
FINE pul-UnOioo, lOslJo, melium, 700
BOO lalr, lOahOel common, UOCs0ho,
shoklNu ~yirsinia anohing, - and ~
1solei Kentucky, h@Oci common 10 good,
wYluei fancy, ~ 10 Quality VI lOgl b0 Hon
fAnek, Imported, perlb, 81 ~,
DOMESTIC Havana, tdOgl0O,
5000 and Havana, iOOyHl, do do SCRAP iillor,
h9iai Connecticut seed, sa0sabi ordinary,
loglh eheIooA aud hixea, llWlS,
lhfoltrhD CIGARS, prioo por 1901 heg
lel ray slbli l0ndrpa, tliO; hrevaa, sliO Com
phAh, ld0i Flor do l'rinaAdO, ell0i Londres do
4 rue, ~ Opera Grand, tll0, operas, so;
opera henn, Nui hona Victoria, SOU ilonra.
dos cigarettes, a.
sNuFF-Maoeahoy, SlaSSc, liappe French
" scotch ana Dundyfooi, @gsooi common
Olc.
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LIVE STOCK HARRIET.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
WHOLESALE GROCERY MARKE'

BACON, per lb--Short clear, 8 3-4@lOci
shoulders, q 3-4@7c; Breakfast, 10 l-2Gllc; dry
salt, I 1901 3-4c
BUTTER per ID Western, 30@3jc; country
250y3Oc.
lb caus per doz 81 259l %; L. do DO, " Dug
. G0;,l do do, 81 25Cg4 80.
CHEESE Westerns ID, 10 to l5 leo.
CANDLES Star, As to 81, l5gl6c.
COFFEE--Java, per Id, 2S@3O; Rio, choice,
22@22 l2c prime, 2lS2l l-4c; common 70
fair, 10 l-2@2O lie.
CONCENTRATED LYE-Various brands,
A doz. ID cans, per case, "a 25g5 w.
FISH, per Dbl. $40 0O@sll 90; Kit,
81 OO@Sl %: white fish, kit, 05gsl 20;
HERRINdS-Dried, per oox, 4O@5Oc.
FISH Dried goldfish, per b, 3.ig7c.
LARD-In terce, 93-i@l0c; 20 lb pals, lug
10 I-2c; and 10 lib in tins, ii 3-4@l2c.
HAMS-Per 10, fancy brands, liN@lo1aci
ASSEs-F Loui lana, per gal,
6O@65c; Choice, 55@OOc; Prime 5OS55c; Fair'
| 45ll50c.
RICB-Loulsiana, per lb. 797 l-2c: "a.
SUGAR - Granulated, per ID, IL 2LgiIc
Cuffee, A, per ID, 10 l-i@l0 lac; Choice
Iouisiana' s@9 l.2c; Prime, Z l-4@s l-2c; Ordi-
nary to Fair, SaS lac; Common, 3.igSc;
SODA-Case; bi.carb English, 6@6 l-2c
| keg, y ID 5g5 &c, ,,>.-.
STARCH-Various brands, per lb, 454@5c
SoAP-Olive, 5s4@Bc; fancy soaps per DoH
| "a 5O@6 %. oo.,os. o,,o
! river In bbls 81 35@2 90; table, per Sack -
| G5c. - .o.,.i so1,
TEA-Grnpowder, 5OG75c; imperial DUG
| axe. Japan. tOmgOc, Oolong, 40g75c.
| VINEGAR-Cider,2 5@30c; white wine, ~
| 0l75C,
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LUMBER MARKET.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, scantling, per
tbonsand, SIS %; dressed, SIS Oo noofing'
dressed aid matched, So 80; Matched ceiling
sI5 no: Misunderstanding, sl2 oV' ieheine'
WHITE PINE-Rough, per thous sai ~. .
az IA. SURFACED $50 on; matched ceiling, W. w
Notwithstanding, so 90. .., a., m
CYPRESS-Rough, per tnousahu' S1' w
SURFACED. $50 %; pickets, 40 W. q, o,,.o M.
vStdf ti,ES2Yellow pine, cut, Is OOt95 w
long leaf pine. sawed, s. 50; cypress cut u W
al 25. .,, q, IN nor thou.
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gepe, SO Peabody, sei New Jersey, @, 70
plpks-Arlinglon brown, li,soi Champi
on Nv He'd, 1887 lawiHlnn PlaiI stripe, Is,
stripe, 10,
gAAAHIes-Roll, SHoi Flat, bl.ci Higl
sailors lp higher,
CORSET JEANS kAumkaag, y l,a, Penn,
beflQni w, hunplk, $40,
TICKS Amnsknag AGA, llhcl Lewiston
SUN lipi 90 a.ln, lhpidp plaid, lsgi Melhupll
A. lhei tonlslnga gold medal, 1901 do Goa
l-teni % die, NJ, !, iepl Eastern A, DO,
CHkCkH- hennOmi l9hei Amnrleus, he
talpdQnln, No, 10, l0oi Para lOl, 10,
nhh hn- hpsl0ni hAei Cards Xxx, Ike
olls, ~ laSe York, 400 plarlis, aOo
N'sni Alnpskaag, 10,
hlltlfkh- American, pAo, ilasgOw, %,
100 Alabama, 90, brown, 1870,
ulNhh ANS AmoskoAH, boi Hates, 0oi
ilttsnlfeS, sei southwark, nei dreAs Styles
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Real Estate Trnnsfera.

iOfled yesterday by Cummins &
y, real estate agents, 100 Lamar
M
Albert Cole to Edward McCarty,
IIVl feet, on Alamo street, in block
~ Twins addition, for $50.
Aua Boydston to Edward Me.
N@i acres of land out of +. o.
'Nas survey, for $500.
%ph Lewis and wife to III. II
'ias, liz! acres of land out of M.
sTssQrvey, for 90 acres out of Mar.
vests survey.
mon d Thomas to Mary A. Parker,
interest i'll l2J acres of land out of
IlOmas Lagow league, for Sc, 900.
lneVenet and wife to M. A. Par
lall interest in 120 acres of land
u 'Ae Thomas Lagow league, tor
D. Parker and wife to William S.
auuOl, ~ acres out of the Grigsby
que, for $500.
'a,s Hensley to Priscilla McKen.
@%I5 feet on Ross avenue, in block
@, Tor $500.
81 ; Huffman to ]. w. Crowdus,
-" leet, in block No. 8, Crowdus
aAaids addition, for 500.
!, and A. G. Harris to ]. w.
r 'ST'' two.thirds of eighty acres,
!. Richard Wilson survey, for $500
az sct P, NJ, Frost to James Ora.
H. sixteen and one-tenth acres OF
r u u Dallas county, for $50 81
~ Collins and wife toJ L. Elliott,
e." T. block SO, Railroad addition
' mr. Halter to Emily f. Moffet,
M NJ acres out of P, kirkland survey,
1 sn Estes to Mollie B. Hefiingtou
|,sn %uL.h interest ia thirty-nine and
19,hVe acres of II. Wilburn sur
IN One'lourth interest in one hun.
AN. aSI sixty eight and one fourth
NJ W. Runaway; $500.
El,ao Spencer to John Caldwell
! nv MIset, On Ross avenue; IS
E'i,oa ware and wife to Methods
|lE9PPal Vhurch South, one acre on
v'am Keen survey, for SO.
|tg V ana NJ. j Spencer to Theodor,
e5Iaonm nlteman, lot in Tubervill,
EIloSS Fierce to Mrs. NJ ] Spencer
|ltitio,Ne on Wood street, Tu6ervill
|slIdn Lyle and wife to L. NJ Spence,
|aiitio,neet ', on Wood street, Tuoervill
|roloa,0u !, II; 9 Martin 10 l. M. Spencer
''S IN Tuberville addition, for So
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HERE AND THERE,

n PFosi ana IeP-Deaih hOIi-
,,rf, ,ional JoIIings-lha POFl
ansepyiirs ~ Oross Purposes
Gam dc na'n Appreciated,
Noon Associated Press Report
I,,u YORK, May Ia, Gen era
\ M. Of tho International rifle shoot,
Gme died NJ $3.50 this morn
| 4 heart disease lio attended
salh church lust evening In good
3T JERyB, n, W May ia
IN tfo.t In this section last night
| .9,rd considerable young vegela.
4 leo formed In som localities,
n. w. May 10 Rev. John
son Of tho lHili'r president Of
rn college, Is dcadi Hged seyentys
/ c.snlb0roN, May l6.-.ln the sen,
among lur billt introduced during
|, golnIug hour there WHs ous by
|, Jhns,un, OF Virginia, u levy "A
lhpsaIe u epirltu0us aud malt
Y,a The uarruoma and al places
Fml0Sirants are sold 10y The drink
DsIlcg Of C0lumbin. Referred
District committee.
Il gyIdeJ for lha Introduction of
| gagll tell punch In tho District
|NOma
ia Potter, OF New York, has pre-.
|aaresOlullon directing iovestiga
|aDOe held by u select committee
lAo alleged frauds committed In
rll In the late presidential elrc,
Iheresoluli0n contains thonames
Edward Noyes and John Sherman
SlDection with the frauds. The |
aia has not ruled az to whether |
Nolution contains n question Of
fge
lNlON, May 10. special dis
,A from Pera TO the Times, SAYS
J The question Of the fortresses
ssyhere IL was Whether the de-
nOlthe cabinet has been officially
or not, Is doubtful, ex-
isregards Shumla, but no action
N has been taken upon the decl.
The decision referred to, was TO
este Shumla, Varna and Batoum,
of General Todleben's
lptory demand for their surren-
ATimes' dispatch also says that
Slsians declare that even if the
. surrender the fortresses, their
swirl only Withdraw from before
when the British fleet
sithns to all appearances, the
500 Muscovltes are cross. The
iIOI cavalry and Infantry rein.
1ents at San Stefano has revived
l1eS0 and apprehension OF a
de main.
Ices not appear from the roll
passengers Of the steamer Sar.
on which the explosion of coal
cured, that the disaster was more
i've than reported. Operations
,lHg the vessel have commenced,
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occupation Tax.

0sg,cv CITY HALL,
VI w ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.
An. Dallas, May q, 1851
b Wbp' slsons engaged in any business
ibo a ,a The city requires an occupa-
h,v,s, A, are hereby notified to come
Ter viii, ~ once and pay the same or
hlr viii De reported to the mayors
nsytim j. @. BOGEL,
wv City Assessor and Collector,
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SfSor James j. White, of Wash>
u Lee university, is in the city
paid THE HERALD the compli.
tOIsCall yesterday.
Norris. Grinnan, of Grlnnan q
pal, Galveston and New York, il in
|aIyand will remain several days.
Enalor has property in this neigh
|tNdand is here to see to it. We
|.aend bin to our business men
(aiilens generally.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds OF the West.
4ts passenger and freight trains are SUI
passed by none in the State. PullmanP
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cara
leave 81. Louis daily via the M, X. q L. R'y
at S:il.; Hannibal at l0:i5 Il. M, and Sedalia
at B.i5 p. H., running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearpe, Austin and Hons
ton without change. Connection ~ also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with tho M,
X. 4 r. at Denison for ct. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa.
cific at sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis, and ell points East and Southeast, and
1T Houston with the o., III. h =. A for San
Antonio, the g., ii. q III. tor Galveston, the
Texas n New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil \ Tor al points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool q Texas Steamship
Line to Liverpool, Havre and other Euro.
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from DUST and heat on account Of the nature
of the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with It's cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers ana
shippers In preference To others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
at i:2O p. m, Houston at "a $50 p. m- Hearhe
at 1000 p. M, Dallas $50 .. m. and Denison
at ll:45 a. IN.
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my GOODS MARKET.

pRINTs-Robes 81; Pinks @GT; shirti ,alI
81; Soil is, 8 L., STANDARDS, ol'feo'' '''i0''
brown SHEETINGS-At lantic' a. ~
rnJian head. 44,shc; Nashville, AZ, ,zsc
Utica, g, 5l%c; Lawrence, LII, 6l-ie; baug ps
Ii. &c; Dwight, 81; Peperel, II ''sc; re
pe paeeitt fSiiIE; MUsLINs- wamsutta, ~
iiHc: Fruit Of the Loom, loc; Lonsdaie' We
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FOREIGN MATTERS

TN, rmp,oyment of Troops in 'rimes
or Peace, the Question at Issue >"
tho House OF Commons-sardinia
AnOat.
LONDON, May l3.-The Sandman
has been flosted. She Will return "
Liverpool i'm mediateIy.
In the house of commons TINS morn
ing, Sir Stafford Northcote declined u
fix day for the discussion OF the RESP
luton of Mr.. Chamberlain, radical
concerning the governments fore'gi
policy.
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NOtiee.

n MAYORS OFFICE,
h.. VirY OF DALLAS, May 9, 1873. I
h, o@ proposals will be received at
g,v u,Ve until ! p. M, the 81 day of
,on o. y. 1913, for the city printing
M, o,, year. Bids will be endorsed
bhsn Ivy printing" All bids subject
tl.,' ac'lOn of the city council
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
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rsoUy.ENTs AND FRUITS.

EsCULENTS-- Irish potatoes, per Dbl, " oo
6l3 10: Onions, per Dbl, 50 50; Cabbage, wes'
tern, per crate. none; southern, per dozeh'
81 50, Kroutz, per box, So. 49,
per In. 200a25c; cheese, western, l2gl5c.
FRUITS-Apples green, per Dbl, 70 OoSo oo
APPLES dried, per lbs, sc; peachee, per 10 s &C.
Oranges, per box, o 90; Lemons, per box co.
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Buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
By the
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following Ofices and Agents hava
been establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning nor
only the II. & r. B. Railway, but Texas gens
FL NJ ANCHEsTE Err, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadway, MY.
x. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, iol
CLARK street, Chicaso, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent M,
X. and T., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Inform alton may also lie had at the ageb-
o es Of the NJ, X. a r. Rail way, in New YORK
Caicaao. Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.louis
j. WALDO,
CANT pas A Treight AT Hnrstrr. Texa
A. IA. FWANSON,
asnT supt., Houstop,. zsrssjsnyclp
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LIME AMI CEMENT.

CEMENr-io sendlo- IN worth " " barre
Louisville, best, little kept, u 30 " barrel
Dallas. ~ 80.
Ia E-Tho best quality In barrels is worth
70; In bulk, VI 90; ordinary Dallas, 25c. per
Ousho.
PLASTER IL worth So 80 N barrel.
The suppy;of the above mentioned arti-
Oh Ia ample demand fair market hrm.
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POWDER AND SHOT.

POW DER-Kcg ~ lbs, FFF, rifle s7l5; Keg
W. lbs, FfF, riiie, $3.50; keg OIL Ii, lbs, FIFE,
s2,Ol, Blasting, H.25,
SHof-Drop, s9,3Og2,a5; Buck, ss,55s2 go.
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BRHADsTUpFs,

FLOUR Crescent, IN sacks, $50 Nan
iaelnle $500 kmpile, ~ ~ xxx, VI 90
Eagle " WI Magnolia, la haekA, N lbs, b. "a
Indd's XXX, ~ 800 state Central MAX,
" 10 / Graham, $40 bran, Vi 20 corn meal
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FISH AND MEATS.

CANNED-Deviled ham, 81 25g5 80; sal Il
mon. lib 81 1892 TO; HOLSTERS, ~ OoS2 ~
Cove oysters, 6OCg65; Corn beef, 81 %
SARDINES-1ab box, SIS OOglS W. is ooA
slI 7iMlb 30.
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HAIl.INN hIuFE.

,BAddINd-Lisht, n,1@liHoi Heavy 1879
TWlNE-llaillng lhgls; Cotton, 2O@92c.
discount On large lots.
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bully gerald.
so'iee,

% aullga a ODp pr0pralOrs OF the
nr l'fs.'baagp pni Reading Rooms
.alA. iouUun, England, Are our duly
/ n4l 'tr'Bts lO solicit subscriptions
smsIis. THE nAItf n hAALD
alsll,Jio n a.e,nni 'le2gus Ia London
IlIai lAelr aeNlp''
.au.hnrlkld 20 PURCHASE any arli'
@sr 0n quo account Of IHg HKR-
,Toai an order slgnod by
'' i, l., BARLOW,
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WASHINGTON.

Tue Resolution, Looking to an Iaye6,
'lgallon OF Tho Frauds IN Florida
ana Louisiana, Safely in POrL
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Futures, steady.
May 10 9i@lO 81; June II 03@ll 05; July II
Boil 10; August II lG@ll Is; September 10 81
gl0 IS. October 10 G6glO IS.
Night-Cotton nominal; uplands 1870
Orleans 1919; snles, i5j bales.
Consolidated net receipts 7,2l7 bales; ex-
polI So las. ointment All haias. channej
- bales.
Freights to Liverpool about steady, cotton
per sail 10 "a pc steamer, u.
Ne receipts 303 bales; gross, 9S9 bales.
Sales, $4,000 bales Futures closed barely
steady.
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l10rleV.

Pitchers CnstOrtn IL n complete substi-
tuto for Castor Oh, and IL M pleasant TO take
M Honey. II IL particularly adapted to
leethinR and irritable OH ildren. IL destroys
worms, nssimulates the food, regulates the
stomach, ana cures Wind Colo. Few rem
edies are M efflcacious for Feverishness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
toria IL II scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor Oh,
and neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1875.
Messrs. j. b. Rose Il Co., N. Y:
Gonts: have a family OF eight children,
and have used as much Castoria us any fam
lily In the United States, I think. | have
never found anything equal to II. My chill.
dren have been saved from n fever several
times by the use of Castoria. recommend
Its use for children, for many diseses they
are subject TO, In preference to any medicine
know OF. feel 1t my duty to give this corr
tifcate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use of Castoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda.
lions and Greater Security than any other
line, Passing through tho richest and most
beautiful portions of the Great Empire $3.50.
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and firm,
MONDAY. SATURDAY
Middling Uplands.. Cd 8 lj-l6d
Middling Orleans. 6Ad It'd
Sales 1900 bales; speculation and export
1000 bAies; receipts 10000 bales; American
3, l50 bsles.
Butures, buyers Offering l-32d less;
Uplands low uiddling clause, May de-
livery, ID lG@5 l5-l6d; May and June, 8 To-
l6d@5 l5-l6d; June and July. 6d@B l-32d; July
and Augusta l-32d@6 l-lGd;August and sep
TENDER, 8 1882 !; September and October D.
32da81zd; October and November SGD.
Shippei May and June by sail, Q l-j2i.
p. m.-Uplands low middling clause,
July delivery, 6 l-32d; Sep ember and Octo-
b-r6 32d. New crop shipped september
and October, G}Ad.
APP. Missiles, American, ll,1OO bales; Up
lands low mi ding clause, June and July
delivery, 3.32d: July aud August l'32d;
Septem Der and October, ED.
5p. MIXTURES weak; upands low mid
ding clause, August and september deliv-
cry, lid; uplands low middling clause,
November delivery, SGD; uplands low
mlddIing clause, November and December
delivery, l-l6d.
NEW ORLEANS, May - -Night-Cotton Is
strong ard higher. Sales 400 bales.
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Receipts, net, l,7s3 bales; gross 229l bales
Exports to Great Britain 2,6ll bales; contf-
nefit jll bales; coastwise - bales. Stock
l25, 1856 bales.
Commercial.
NEW ORLEANS, May 10 Flour quiet and
steady. superfine % 30; Xxx "a 2jg4 80; xxx
"a 75@lj 80; higher grades IS GO@s6s4. Corn
active AID firm 50@jlc. Oats easier, 35c.
Corn meal firm, 50 1882 10. Coffee, good de-
mand, carges, ordinary to prime liH9iI4c
90 d. sugar, active, firm, common TO good
common 9@GJ4c; fair 10 fully fair, .6b@d 10;
prime to choice, 7A@sc; yellow clarified SIC
Molasses firm, common, 2O922c; falr, 23g26c;
pine TO choice, S)tdi1c. Rice active, nrm,
and higher, ordinary to prime, 5A@Ihc.
NEW YORK, May ll.-Flour more steadys5;
low err grades, su perire western and state,
81 l5@I Is; closed dull. Wheat, shade
hrmer. Corn Ac@hc better. Oats hrmer and
| / better demand.
ST Louis, May 3.-Flour-Unchangedj
superfine fail SO 5096 80; extra 81 9o9i 25;Xx
| Al 50a4 s.; family IS 1895 vs.. Wheat dull,
and lower, No. Q red fall 81 l2h@l II; No.
| red fall, 81 05IS@l o.; No. spring 81 o. bid
| Corn easier, No. . mixed, 3SaJS4c. Oats
| 2sISd26hc. Rye active, 5T1sc. Whisky steady
| at 81 o. Pork quiet, s9as9 10 for Joboing
Lard firmer, at So 1926 SOC. Bulk meats
orIiet anil unchanged; car lots loose, 50 65s
ii 57hgsi 7Oese s. for shoulders, clear ribs
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bea'h OF the Secretary ~ the smith
A"niah PosIoihes AppFO-
prih'i0n hili occupies ihe senate,
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nIaes and WooI.

And clear slides, Raeon quiet d sAgl S09S lTJS
ssess' ise ~ for shoulders hoKed shoul'
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Cotton Market

New YORK, May l3.--Cotton is quiet. Sale
COZ In Hog
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,, Frost ani IeF-Deaih Itoii--
a,,rf, sional JoIIings-lha PORE
anseoyiirs ~ Oross Purposes
r.ap dc Main Apprenendea,
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Important Decision.

The Supreme Court of Commissioners at
Columbus o., yesterday, ordered the fol-
lowing entry to be made upon the Journal,
in the case of A. T. Stewart & Co. against
L. C. Hopkins, of this city, on error to the
Supreme Court of Cincinnati:
"On consideration of the application for
q modification of the judgment heretofore
rendered in the case, it is ordered that said
application be and the same is hereby re-
fused
The petition of the plaintiffs, on which
the suit was based was drawn up and sworn
to by VIM. Libby, of the Stewart firm, in
August, 1865 1t was on a promissory note
for $4,000 given by Hopkins in 1868, on
which there was credit of $25, 600. The
record, as filed in the Supreme Court on
November l. 1872, covers two hundred and
sixty-three pages. Collins & Heron, and
Perry & Jenney are entered as the attor-
neys for the plaintiffs in error. George
Pugh, Isaac Dayton, and Jordon, Jordon q
Williams, and J. A. Jordon were the attor
neys for the defendants in error, at the
time of appeal.
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WESLEYAN College Lyceuru.

The Lyceum of the Cincinnati Wesleyan
College will this evening give an interest
ing entertainment in the College Chapel.
The following programme will be pre-
sented:
Sautatory, Miss Howe, President.
Fantasia-"Fra Diavol0" 0"...................""Smith
Misses Arnold and Horner.
Recitation-"The Ride of Jennie McNeal" "......
.."......."..........".. carleton
Miss Arthur
Essay-"Social Catalvss s..........................
Miss Joslyn.
Vocal Duet-"La Festa ALA Marina" ..... Vsconti
Misses Wi ey and Vajen.
Eulogy and Invective-"Mary Stuart" ..........,
Misses Dunham and Hamline.
Piano solo-"spinning Song .....Mendelssohn
Miss Holcomb.
LyCeum Leaves.
Miss Sutherland.
Waltz Song from Faust t'...................Gounod
Miss Warner.
Colloqua Critique.
Misses Martin and Bureigh.
Vocal Duet-"Quarreling Neighbors' ,........Auber
Misses Hill and Boles.
Senediction.