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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

BLAINE seems to be the choice Of
the active Republicans of Pennsyl-
vania, Notwithstanding the. Har-
risburg convention was so packed that
the delegation was instructed for
Grant. The New York Tribune has
sent out circular to the Republican
committeeman Of the counties and
townships, inquiring their preference
for presideutand out of267 responses
2l6 are for Blaine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
Booked for Sixty Years in the
PenIfentiary.

ST.. Louis, February l7.-William
Hartley, for the murder of Mastin
Wylie, near Mexico, Mo-, in January,
1879, was found guilty of murder in
the second degree last night, and as
sesSed GO years in the penitentiary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

NBAfIFICATE No. A2l, Memphis 4 Char
" lesion Railroad stock calling for l55 shares.
q date April 18th, 1870, issued to John H.
herr, and now the property of Julia e. Coffee.
guardian Of John L, Kerr, has been lost OF
stoleni ana ths Is 10 notify all parties con-
to the secretary Of said company for dupli-
cate OF the same. This February sth, 1886
,oo JULIA Ct. COFFEE,
lSs loo Guardian for John l.. Kerr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

Mr.. w. L. PARKER calls for
meeting at the Office of the Peoples
insurance company, on Madison
street. this evening, to organize a So
ciety for the prevention of cruelty to
animals.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

New York, February II, 1875
pm.-COtton opened easy, 1-16c higher,
Ordinary, II 7-l6c; good ordinary,
l2ic; low middling, u 13-16c; mid
ding, l3 Bloc; good middling, 13
7-16c; middling fair, IA l3-l6c; fair,
Ia l5.16c. Futures opened steady,
now the same and l to 8 points above
last evenings close, as follows. De-
liveries for
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

THE New York Herald's reliet
fund amounts to over 100000, in
cluding $4,000 given by modest citi-
zen, who requests that his name be
not made public.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

HELENA is putt ing on city airs
The Yeoman, now a weekly, is
shortly to be issued as a daily, which
will make two for the place. We hope
both will flourish, and that the place
will continue to grow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
ELECTION NOTICE.

iNHE annual meeting of the stoekbalders of
the Memphis Gas Light COmnnoV
viii be held at the office of the COMPANY. q
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, Monday
March lst, 1850, to elect az seven Directors 10
s;dv ssIve s tne Company the ensuing year Elec-
JOSEPH CRAIG, seo'y-
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. LIST, 1850 iS21SS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

THE Cincinnati Southern railroad
has been turned over to the operating
company, and it is expected that pas
senger and freight trains will run
through to Chattanooga next week.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
Non.Resident Notice.

No. lS2, X D, Diyorce-In the Bartlett Circuit
Court Of Shelby county, Tennessee Bob
Keck VS.. Ellen keck ct al
I I appearing from affidavit in this cause TINT
i the defendant, Ellen Kcck, is a non-reSi~
dent Of the State of Tennessee; II h there-
fore ordered that she make personal apSesr-
anee herein at the eourt.hqEse ihths town of
Monday ia Nk1en, lsSO, and plead, answer or
demur to complainant bill, OF the same viii
DO taken for confessed as 10 heI and SET for
hearing ex-parte; and that copy Of this
order be published once week for four snco
csssiys cess weeks in the Public Ledger of Mem
A copy-Attast,
,"rA0S. B. CRENsAW Clerk
b. j KlmbrOugh, Atty for eompl't.
S1riI0Q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

Special to the Courier-J ournal.[
New YORK, February 14,-One of
the financial events of this week was
the marketing of $l,800,000 Of Louis
vile and Nashville bonds in two
hours. The stock advanced 2Ol dur
ing the week and7 to-day, selling up
to 1897. The Sun, in It's financial
article, says The rise in Lou
isville apd Nashville railroad stock
to 1873! is attributable partly to rumors
Of an approaching stock dividend, but
more, we presume, to a cornsring of
persons who have imprudently sold
the stock short. The entire 6apital
Of the company is $9,000,0O0, ofwhich
%,000,0O0 is owned by cities and
counties in Kentucky and Tennessee
The remaining S5,QQQ,0V0 must be
nearly all held by persons who have
bought It at from 40 to 60, and WHO
can now, If they choose, nut It up to
500, or any other figure they may fix
upon"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

The Irish ai,l association held a
meeting at the Criminal Coafs room
last night, President M. Magevnev,
Sr., in the chair, and Mr.. J. j. Duffy
present as secretary. There was a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

london Irlth.I
Even Young ladies are becoming in.
iected with the evercharged political
atmosphere ! wss delaiied on the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

An unknown worm is ravasing the
wheat crops in portions of Middle
Tennessee. 1t seems to be identical
with the worm that destroyed the DO.
tato vine last year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
$3.50 Reward.

FNHE above reward will be paid byn,e. AT nv
j. oihce, for the arrest and conviction Of the
man who attempted to outrage the young
lady In st. Peters church. yesterday, about
ten o'clock. The only description that can
be given of him is that he was a very repulsive
mulatto negro about twenty years ofage.
P. R. ATHY, Chief Police.
Memnhiy Tam Febru,r,11th 1spn -, ,.e
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
Louisiana Slate Lottery C0nBalV

This institution was reFnlarly inco,,, 4.
by the Legislature Of The State for ,p1ieoSI
and Charttable purposes N 19sS for the
term 81 ItwentY,Dva = ears. Ia which CON
Lrael the lnyieIable faith of the State is
pledged, which pledge has been renewed by
sn Overwhelming popular vote, securing It's
InTanenise nalise n the new constitution, adopted
q H1vSSSSsipDSr SSs lO z, A: ID: 1873, with capital of
serve fund Of SabA0C0 Its Grand Single
Numhef MlstrtbutiOn will take place
montA1, ON the second Tuesday. IL never
scaleS oE postpOnes. Look at the following
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
CONTRACTS FOR ~FUTUREs.~
Are They Valid!---The Ruling Of
n New York Court and of
the Supreme Court
Of Michigan.

New York Herald.l
Henry W. Farley 4 Go. sued Pierce
& Bevaus in the Marine court to re-
cover Sl459 as differences growing out
Of the purchase and sale Of cotton con-
tracts upon the cotton exchange after
deducting $3.50 deposit margin. The
defense contended on the trial Of the
cause before Judge McAdam and q
jury yesterday that the purchases were
wagering contracts and void by stat.
ute. The Judge charged the jury that
II they believed the contracts were
never 10 be performed aud that all
that was ever contemplated
was the settlement of the
difference between the amount
ofthe pretended purchases OF sales
and the market price atthe time when
the pretended deliveries we're to he
made, or, IN other words, thai tho
transactions were simply wagers upon
whst would be the price Of the cotton
at the future dey no recovery could
be had, while on the other hand, if
they found that the contracts repre-
sented actual transactions which the
parties at the time intended to carry
out, the plaintiffs were entitled to re-
cover. The jury found in favor Of
the plaintiffs for 81 1901 the amount
claimed, with interest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
ON Saturday, March Q, 1850.

between the hours of II o'clock am. and
o'clock p.m,,, in front Of the Bank Of Com
mercc, No. u Madison street, in Memphis.
now the Taxing District of Shelby county
Tenn, offer and sell, at public outcry, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash. for the satisfaction
OF the said Indebtedness, the following land.
ana n improvements thereon In said Taxing
District 4 OF Shelby county, Tenn, lately the
No. 2, of HiIl's subdivision of lot No. 5II. be-
ginning at point on the north line of Ala
bama street, II feet east Of the east line Of HilI
street, thence northwardly parallel With HiIl
street, l4S1s feet TO an alley; thence east with
the. south line Of said alley 26 feet and 7i5
incheS thence south 1851 feet to Alabama
street; thence west with the north line Of Ala.
bama street, e feet "a inches to the begin
ming, being. the same property conveyed 10
said n Maria SteWary by u, Il. Lewis and j.
c ?. Hammond, July 81, isaT, by deco Va.
corded in book 6l, page al9.
Equity Of redemption Is barred. The title
Is oelieyed 70 be good, but sell as trustee
only. The purchaser gets the absolute titia
=, - JAMES W. CR0oKER. Trustee
M. b. TREzEvANr, Attorney. MIs
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AdmiBistraiOr's sale.

FIiHE sale OF ths estate OF the late Mira
! MARY Auer, formerly Rabenstein, viii tsk ke
plate the 18th inst.l az her late residrnce, on
jackson strtell near railroad az 10 am, fof
cash; also good will and rent Of store hodse.
l@ lH JOS. SPBUHr ,eRi, Admistfat6r.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

DY virtue Of the terms Of decd Of trust OK
- ecuted by N. Maria Stewart and j. d.
Stewart, 10 John A. Holt, trustee, and to 6is
successors in Office, dated May 10, lb77, record
ed in book lis. at page 100 Of the Shelby coun-
ty REGISTERS office, the grantors therein hay
ing failed In their undertakings, and the debt
threby secured being past due and unpaid, I.
James W. Croker, the legal successor AZ tbe
said John A. Holt, who is now deceased. win
at tho renuast of the hanafrinrv ~ VIII
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

SAN FRANCsco, CAL, February II.
MIR. ]. 9. Wo9ds, formerly manager
of the Adams express company, died
at Vallejo.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
MINTRR PARKtR

Real Estate and Rental Agent.
NO. 2S0 Main St., Corner Madison,
,..,. MEMPHIS,
Win buy, sell, or rent property on commits
sion, pay taxes, negotiate loans and make
COLLECTIONS. Charges reasonable and attention
prompt. lSxxx58
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
IRON ROOFING.
J- c+. Ratto11o SO CO.
Promenade, opp. Concord.
l2i l46
NOTICE.

OFPIcE OF TIE BOARD or FIRE ASD
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
TAXING DISTRICT. February II, 1880,
A LII parties having preference as 10 The
a, point at which house eOnneetiOms
WIN WIN the sewers are TO be made, will please
notI,y thy tne Ehglneer IN charge Of the sewerage
lizltI ID. 4. PORTER. Prasident
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
/. 0. 8. 3.
TENNESSEE LODGE SOl will hold its reg
= ular meeting THIS EVENING. Breth.
rem will please attend.
Notice Extraordinary.

A VERY large number ofMerehsnts, Dfay.
"a men, ets., hare failed 10 take ont lieen "a
iof lsa9, All sneh Are delinquent and viii ba
proceeded Rsainst by warrant after Ath inst.
,,,,o 0R0. B, PLEECE,
lan 10y C0unty Tfnstse,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
NJ. A. DAUPHIN
or same person at N''-'' A1''
No. 80 broadway, Nav York
or IA n. GilIesnfe.

NJ, y West Court street, Mep,YAis.
All opr Grand Rxtraordinary DrawiDgs arc
under the supervision. aud manegealent oil
qeps, 9. y. Beauregard nnd Jabal A. Early.
N, b. This Company has no agents outside
the United States. and ali persons pretendins
TO DO so and soliciting orders By circulars or
otherwise are sWINpLERs,
w6s-s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17

No hoaltb With inactive liver and
urinary organs Without Hop Biueys,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
LOTTERY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
n WIN q fOiTUNEi

THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS
Z, at New Orleans, Tuesday, March
gth, lSs0. llSlh Monthly nTaMin9.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL.
ooTTUN srATENENT.

MEMPHIS, February II.
Stock, September /, lH9......... 1856
Receiv ID since last statement. 1881
Received pTeviously.............. S2S,7SS SsO, ne
Shipped since last statement. 1,f25 SS1 IFS
Shipped 2O7,7l7 209 $40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-17
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

Memphig, Tonn. February 1lth, 1ss0. 1Il ~
, 1880-06-20

The decision Is remarkable one III this re-
snect: tt satisfies both parties In addition TO
meeting the approval Of a great majority OF
members Of the Board. 1t is understood tnat
two members were in favor Of fixing the pr1oe
at 81 IL. which was the figure asked by the longs
ia the transaction, but the other three salu
..nov" and on the next vote the Committee was
unanimous for $l.13A.
The decision WIS widely understood as cx-
pressing the determination Of the Board Ut
Trade to enforce the fulilment Of contrncts,
except in cases of manifest hardship. The rule
was frn1ned to meet such cases. and not 10 Gu
cpurarc rcpudfation Of contracts by amy rncu-
bcr of the Board On either side OF tho oeil. Is
noteworthy that the "value OF the wheat Tor
shipping purposes does not appear to nave
bec,l considered by the Committee.
The price Of spot seller the month wncat
ranged from ST. L, on the Sd to $1.l on the 7th o1
May; and tho average for the month was Sli5.oo
per 100 bu, or little moro than &c ABOVE tne
price fixed by the Committee
The srrangest part OF the proceeding. now"
ever is the fact that after the decision WIS i1tl
nounced the defendant firm voluntarily stated
It's Intention to settle on the bAst5 OF 5i-lf. II
seems that the purity for whom tho hrn WIS
acttug Insisted on a default being inAde, ana TUG
firm felt Obliged to default Tor the purpose o1
finding out ut what price 1t must settle Will
its customer. The firm, therefore. insists on
losing 500. being Ac on each OF 4o,0te pe1, m
preference to being regarded Us IN FAVOR OF
violating contracts. This is high moral grouhot
but no higher than should be taken by q busl-
ness man. The firm has only done its duty, but
is none the less deserving Of credit.
, 1880-06-20

iant dolngs in Magdeburg to-day, us being the
cltya,id dnehy to. tho Trussan House Of Hohens
zoliern, WHICH dw9 Centuries ago only ruled over
the eiGctor1l1e PIG Of Branoaubt!rg. PRUSSIA is con-
nnaxgressive Power, ready to defend, but not.
defy: but he who carefully compares tho pafch
e S2ss Frq39a Maazdg4n 5lgna1y gysu to
10 tie Kaiser William, King Of Prussia,
one S % 1ae %a{ nto n Sa h ohax @
may- have eome slight difficulty, perhaps.
in 1econelling his mind to 1he Recognition
agreed at The Peace II WestphaIla in isaa, that hat
the Elector Of nranden6urg, by way Of inden-
from him BY the rapacious Swedes, should re-
ceivc the Duchy Of Mudgcburg in revcrsion, on
e ecfor ch G1 m er GeofSe e second SOP Of tho
srrllty With this Sreaty condition tho burly
Brandenhurger on the Nth OF June, 1850 entered
m unresisted cuse in retrospective view, where
Of Prussian history. must have additional cnllse
from thnt time to this, with the cxcep-
ton ct the fneiorious, period Of Napoleons
supremacy. the city and province have Belonged
the aoth anniversary Of their connecuon with
thls distinguished dynasty. the Magdeburg1uns
de,ofed this day to patriotic jnblat.on and the
himself, accompanied by his son, his grandson.
and other Princes Of his House, graciously re.
pnired from y potsdanf Of to the city 70 receive the
the cannon OF the fortress doomed: the swarm
ing streets had been converted into archins
triod with motto-bearln0 days and caTnpfs.
there Was shouting and cheering, procesgfons Of
sE1 maes and g1tds i, Feeepttons reviews banqpcts
which Masaeburs has not seen for many ~ and uI
many day ''A1'N
, 1880-06-20
PROVISIONS,


HOG PhoDuCrs-Wefo less actre and very IT.
regular, but averaged higher. Pork WITS excited
early several parties buying under the fear that there
would be much greater advance hut leading longs
were free Sellers and when this was discovered buy
ers held OF, tue result being sudden drop to hrst
principles, after which the market Wis steadier'
Lard was tame und eAsy. but tsregnhf' III
sympathy with pork. Meats were G uctave'
with fuir shipping trade, but closea
easier. We note that Liverpool reported IN
advnnre Of Cd per cwt In nrd and meats: probably III
response to Fridays upward movement here Ihe
shipments OF meats from this city continue Large.
The summer pnckng Of Chicago 10 date. IS reported
to be la uu hogs, ngalnst l,uhno for same time In
ls7s IN increase Of about ~ PR cent xo,, ~ a..
Mess PORK -Advanes.d 2!ts2e per bri, 3e!l oH &c,
and closed e tho lAtest priceS ot Friday Ut
$fLedal125 for round lots spot. W sssi123 asl!eI
September Snles we're reported of 70 W brls seller
july ~ <lll5&ll4u; 81 80 brs seller August at ~
olIE4: $50 brls seller September Ut {ll3@ls
and 10 brls seller the year ut S9s'3fees'' !o1A'
Iii 80 bsls.
LARD-Adrnnced s1<35c per 100 lbs. declined Sc a. and
closed shade hr!ucr thun on Frdhy evenng, NJ Shlo
for round lots spot seller July, t1zsha selier
August, nnd $O bid for SepteineGF sale5 wefS IS re-
tember = Of aisSaGSx. T0tal &,SU ua
MEATs-Were active nrd unsettled. closing eualer
SUES We're reported OF idlQU lbs shoulders Ut *l&s
3.); lU0 boxes do 1T S.15; ~ boxos DO ot S4dg N9
9Hg sssF at Key s%I 1119s s !e9 q 9aq SST6
Hnsus1. nd sGSS5Gs seller Scptelnber aV tes
sweet-pickled hams tlG b> ut spot md sz4e seller
August; pcs green hams ZIG ,sl ut Esi'3 ara
6 sweet-pick.e shoulders =: rrccs q Lead
for pnrtlY-Cured lots.
, 1880-06-20
TAKEN AWAY.

Two limp little hands on an Innocent breast,
Ger q heurt that is still and forever ut rest;
Tuo cold little feet that will nc'e 'er 70 Gstray,
And q snul that the Angels hive taken away:
Taken away, tnken away,
Taken By" Angels away.
The touch Of your fingers we never may feel, :.
Nor hear your sweet vp!cc In plai11tiye appeals
Our hearts are aweary and drcnry to-day
We long for the love that Is taken away:
Taken away, tAken away,
Taken by Angels away.
Your bright eyes are closed; We mag listen no
more
To the sound of your pattering feet On the floor,
Nor List to your laughter, nor watch yon as
play
Tho Angels have taken our darling away:
Taken away, taken away,
Taken by Angels AWAY.
IAWSDALR, Chicago& EUGENE J. FALL.
Whence Comes 41e4
4thany ErrnIng Journal o.,
John Bigeiow will probably present Tl!dens
name to the Cincinnati Convention. It Is CT
pected that he will begin his remarks with tne
Yuatratn:
If you ask what State he halls from,
Our sole rcpl; shall be,
He comes from Cipher Alley,
And his nanlc is s. j. 7.
, 1880-06-20


FIOUR-Waa again dull, with little beyond a loca
tr1de u1d no material change In prices. Sates were
reported OF 100 brls winters private terms; @ orls
double extras at SGa1aG75 for patents: 10 brls nt
Rrade on private terns md 10O bris rye hour ut S4
Total, SIS hrls. Export hours we're quoted at S425@
45O for cxtras nnd $}.50R5U for choice extras.
OTHEn MILLsTufps--Werc in fair demund ant
steady. Sales were chrs bran Mt Sa0l3950; ? car:
mlddlines ut slnc5@10S0; and chr shorts at Slaan
SPRING WIEAT-Was moderately acttve ane
easier, declining He and closing lc below the 1atcs
prices Of Friday. Liverpool wns reported quiet and
steady, Now York WIS quiet our receipts were larger
the wentheE in the West the. with favorable
crop reports. The weekly statement indicated de.
creasa of about GU btu: but that leaves little
more ttan 50 gu bu OF nI1 grades here. mud ut the
sumo rnto our bins would not bc cmpticd before the
lattcr purt Of July, by which time the new wintcl
wheat will he moving freely. These conditions caused
tie tendeney vas ny fea. &
the CLIQUE still controls ue deal. and iaay make
s nt md drs car u
at Ac fer st;edEe1 receipts. ss'ler Juty openea ns
improved i si3s and cl9sed at 9le. Seller Aueast
snfsd s % SS nn sR q S ss'eT e a,1sf The s yfs
nE 9S5 Sas wss s Ss Nc
s;$.s q @ % ss es ss sss, sse ss
ii ~ winter 1t tlG5 II s,o;e; md Ao9 ii 40 d
3 is W.: sSss e x ssys vs4so and ssnss
duii. and receipts showed 9n increase, with tine
parties In the trade expecting larcer receipts
ind TINT tended to Increase The crop Of bcarH In
a neh ] Hsp, p4ss s. ] q xiSsia hs s5ss;
&c Of next month And the lower g!2dss were quite
s,sad{ ss1tsr lniy opensd @ ,. 1T sas sac md de-
at5Nsa;Nc; and Juns q tae aonth elosins q
s29S 9cd e IS s5 h
eeted at q b. 9 b. ~ sample !Sa IT a9a On
anS 1nfs 10 T. g. sa It e T5 t5se ea On board earS
OATS-Ne7e fairly active usd wenk. cash declining
A@e and the |onEer ~; :. futures q! 1&c The reeeipts
Er1in the apparent gain tn stock. md the favorable
weather for the new CROP brought out numerous
ssened 3Pfeea q
G6c- June sud early 1T *c on to 27}Sc and closed
at the lniie1 price August oats were 2,s3ext: and
Cash 10 mis- closed at 2i9sc. Samples were PLENTY
~ & ;SS9 S ~ NJ ~ t@;!4s; $9 ~ No; vh!ss at 5
bn @1e ed 81 { a. aa ba On Wills hfsss at $g @
@sHc, all free board. Total. g aGn bu.
vi nnSa & s e9s ; Se e. ss se. Asast
es3e on tracs and 500 6u At S:sc free q % On boasd d
nAhI.EY-Was auli md easy. There was some In
md weak ut Extra sold 1t TIC and No. n,
~; @ees
sad @ ID 10 1t ai &c aae sfea q na
Sa,nrdaE afternoon whcat was quoted on the walk
Mt 91l3C seller July.
, 1880-06-20
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LryEnrooI. June l9-1:30 L.. m.-FLoun-No l. 1es;
No. ? 1Qs-
GRAIN - Wheat = Winter No. !. los; No 2. as
ID; *pfine No. as 6d No 2 9s white No. l. 9s l0d
Nc. IS Sd: club No. l. los 3d. No. IS ID. Corn-New
No. l. IS 21<d.
PisovIs1oSs-Pork, SIS Lard, SIS ID.
LIVERPOOL. June Observation-Disclosures and
unchanged nt6l3lG4.6 -16d; saes 900 bales; specu-
latton and export, l0Do: American. 54D.
GEA1S-Co1u-New Western mixed, 81 I'd.
I4Aitn-Amcrican. SIS Sd.
CHEEsE-Fine American, 6lR
PAovIs1oSs-Hacon-Loag clear, SD; short clear
SIS
TALLow-Fine American, xs Cd
LONDON June e1a-SEGAR-Museovado. aFogt 2ss
Cd@Gs,,
REFINED PETRoLEUM-67k@7d
ANTWERP. June l9.-PETRoLEuM-a9kf
Tho following we're received By the Chicago Board
OF Tsnde:
LiyEnrooM1. M Jpne M 1a--Wheat quiet and steady; zed
moderate demand for the Continent hut 1nther dull
for the United Kingdom Corn in fair demand at I'd
decline. Arrived-Nheat quiet and steady. Corn
rather easier. TO arriyMe-Mhsat, e not much doing.
Corn rather easfer At Sd decline Pork, 0s: Lard
higher ut :5s short clear, ID higher at 3s. Tallow
steady xss 3D.. Cheese dull ann depressed at Gls
Beef. Rs, weatheI ID Ensin1d yesy favorable.
LUNDoE, June ia-LIvEnpooL-Whea quiet AMI
al coast-Wheas steadily held. Corn easier; fair
average American mixed, rs Cnrgoes on passage
Wheat quiet. Corn rather easier FatE average
quality Of american mixed corn Tor prompt shipment