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Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
JudRe BIackman,s Request.

At the meeting of the Superior Court bar yestardsy afternoon in the Superior Court room, Arthur D. Osborne clerk of the court Tead the following extract from the will of the late Judge Alfred Blackman:
 sixth-In grateful acknowledgement of the uniform courtesy and kindness of the members of the bar towards me- give and bequeath to them in their socste capacy and their successors forever all the law books belonging to my law library.
 Arthur D. Osborne was appointed committee to take the necessary geps to properly receive snd hold the gift and he will preaent the necessary pnpera at the next messing Of the Bar Association.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12

WEsr's VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS quickly relieve and cure Biliousness, Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Con stipation, General Debility, and all diseases oi the stomach, liver and blood. Entirely Veg etable. Sugar Coated. 30 Pills in each box Price 25 cts. sept6 e4thd1y
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12

To all who suffering from the errors and indis
 cretons of youth, weakness early decay less of manhood, &c., will send recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
 discovered by missionary in South America. Send
 a sef-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. h. man Station D, New York City. my3 eodaw1y
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
City Court Notes.

In the City Court yesterday morning Police Com missioner George A. Basserman charged with . violation of the Sunday law. He was found guilty and ued $40 and costs An appeal was taken under . bond of $200.
 Michael Flynn, charged with assaulting Isaac Nor ris was found guilty and fined $i0 and costs.
 Michael McDonald pleaded not guilty to charge of throwing rubbish into Rose street. After hearing portion of the evidence tho case continued until Thursday. s
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
From the s'old salamander' Drug Hous'

FFOm Lne 'OIu OaIaMAnu6f Drug dUuse,
 CHICAGO, H., Jan 12, 1880. Messrs. H. H. Warner & Co.,, Rochester, N. '. GENTLEMEN We trust our order will reach you in season to be promptly filled. The de mand for your Safe Remedies, especially the Safe Kidney and Liver cure, is continuous and increasing, and our customers speak in the highest terms of their value. Several cases of cures which have como under our observa- tion are complete and most remarkable.
 Very truly yours,
 VAN SoHAAoK, STEVENSON & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
Lydia B. Pinkham's
AJ $A@SS A@' A AA4A~A SS@AA AS VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
 The positive Cure for all FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

EHEMALE weaknesses, common to our best fei
 Ii male population, are generally manifested by the uneasy restless sensation of the patient. The stomach and nervous system are all sympathetically disordered in most diseases the uterus. There is also heavy pain constantly felt in the lower DOT tions Of the back, severe burning and sharp pain that is almost unendurabe; soreness through the Ioins, pubis lower portions of the abdomen, and through upper portion of the thighs; nausea in the stomach is of frequent occUrrence pain and gid diness in the head, of confusion weakness, and constant running from or both eyes, some- times follow sympathetic symptom Of diseased uterus with the weakness of the muscles there IS Q constant bearing down pain, pulling from the bowels that renders psnful to walk or stand for any length of time.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
Superi0r Court - Civil
 H0veYs
IueBuay, May I6-duIHrI5
 Court ae journed until Monday next at p. Court OE Common PleaS-Judge Fyler. This court oame in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.

Court OE Common PleaS-Judge Fyler. This court in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. Ths of Michael Egan Philip Ryan be-
 gup The suit is brought to recover for between $I00
 to S200 worth of groceries and provisions. The de-
 fense general denial For plaintiff, Robinson; Tor defendant, Plunkett and Webb. At the bar meeting in the afternoon the following assignments were made: Wednesday, May l2.-Beardsley vs. Beecher, truE- tee Bridsmsn Gay vs. Mayhew; Cruttsnden vs. Wheeler Ooe vs. Coe. Thursday, May 13-Trumpbour vs. French Fri day, Msy 14 Smith.vs. Fair Bright the O'Brien Manufacturing Company Dressler ys. Flaherty {; Tenn vs. Foote Tuesday, May IS. Hemingway, trus- | tee, vs. Allen Hall vs: Hall Peck & Bishop vs. Msloney; Gstely vs. New Haven Hill vs. FlaSg Appen vs Fowler.
 Wednesday, May 19-Bunnel vr. Smith De Wolfe va. Peck & Bishop Granniss vs Goodyear Chamber lain Go. vs Deming; Calkin & Tomlinson vs. Jour dan Dwyer Saunders Farren BunneIl ct al. Thursday. May 20-D. Frisbie SE Go. vs. L. Caadee ct a Hotchkss, trustee, H. Hooker & Co.,. Hall ys Twiss trustee Waterbury Lumber and Coal Com pany vs Atwater ct al. Friday, May 21-Tyrell Enscoe Williams vs. Cannon New Haven Baking Go. Chatheld Walker ct sl vs. Thomas.
 Tuesday, May 25-Pierpont vs. Langdon & Taylor ; Ohard vs. Belden ct ux. Chatned Russell Holt vs. Minor; Hemingway Coleman Kenyon vs. Hughes and Roche ViniDg vs. Daily Whittlesey Richards.
 Wednesday, May 26-Perkins vs. Tucker Hull vs. Netteton Ely vs. Burns Watts Cook vs. Orange Maliey vs. O'Rourke Branford Lock Works Rus sell.
 H
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
Court adjourned urtn this morning at 10 o'clock.
Court of Common PIeRs-Judge SG0d.
 darsi. In this court yesterday the case of Hemingway vs Allen was tried. -
City COurt--CrIminaI Side--Judge StOd.
 dard.

George A. Bassermsn, breach of Sunday law, $40 fine and $s.67 costs, [demurrer overruled) appeal taken Michael Flynn, breach of peace, $I0 fine and S12.20 costs Kate Bntler keeping house of nlfame, to Msy 12; William Smith, James Doherty and John Smith, jr., theft of newspapers, to May 12 Michael McDons1d, throwing rubbish in street, to May IS : John Grieser. resisting officer, to June 10 Richard Wolfe. breaking windows, noDe prosequi; John Hy- prcseQui.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
Snund SIeep isa RI.

Sound Sleep is a BlesSinR
 often denied to the dyspeptic, but if the stomach is relieved and the bowels regulated with Milk of Magnesia, if due to indigestive causes, it is sure to disappear. Sold by all druggists my10 Steod
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12

DO Q Favor to 8 Sick Friend.
 If you have @ friend suffering from any disorder of the Kidneys send them package of Kidney Wort, and you will make them happy. Its great tonic power is especially di- rooted to these diseases, and it quickly relieves the distress and cures the disease. Have you tried it? my12 eod1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
The Cout t Record.
Supreme Court of Errors.

supreme Court of Errors.
 Yesterday afternoon Arthur D. Osborne clerk of the Superior Court, received from Judge Carpenter de- cison in the of Joseph H. Smith, trustee, E. H. Gaylord ct al. The argued at the Decem- Der term of the Court of Errors. Reasons by Judge Pardee. This case involves the title to the Burton Brewing Company's propsrty of this city. MT. Gay lord partner and sold out to the other partners, taking mortgage of S3O GOO the property. The firm went into insolvency and the creditors endeavored to have the msrtGage set aside on the ground that the other partners [since deSd) were compos mentis when they made the exchange. Superior Court - Civil Side Judge
 HOveYs
 This court in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The injunction of Gallagher vs. Dodge was ar gued. The judge took the papers and reserved his decision.
 In the of Treat ct al. vs. Smith ct al. Judge Hovey stated that he could not render decision because one of the parties in interest not made party to the petition.
 At the bar meeting the following assignments were made:
 Monday, May 17-Wheeler vs. Crafts, special Davis ys. woodruff
 Tuesday. May 18-Guthrie vs. Wheeler.
 Court ae ejourned until Monday next at p. ID.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12

SAYREkOOA POAN1s CONNs
 <zssA BEAUTIFULLY located Long I.land sounde
 E st the mouth of the Conn ecticut river. All tn. aszA- attractions Of irst-class watering place Rooms large, well ventilated, and lighted with gas throughout. Mnk and cream from COWS kept upon the place. For further information and circulars ad- dress Hotel Berkeley, Boston, Mass, until June 15 Open June 24. E. STANTON, Proprietor.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
At WinsIOw M. Lambs Cash Grocery Store,

NAN always be found choice Groceries at lowest market rates. Flour by the barrel or bag at re- duced prices Orders taken for his livery business at the store or 120 and 122 George street. where be found gentle horses and nice carriages at reasona bla rates. ap24
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
DO . Favor to a Sick Friend.

Free from the objections of beer, yet pos sessing all the nourishment, are Malt Bitters
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
New E GrE, New Haven and Hart
 .S

ford Railroad. CEsaSs1I ON and after Monday, May 9rd, l. 80, GSESSS@sSHfafS Trains leave New Haven ss follows: FOR NEW IORK-Express trains at 1928, '41O SOS s:SS :. n., 1850, S:S5, 5:2a and 8:25 ?. m, The 0:33 a. m. train stops at Milford. WASHINGTON NIGHT EXPRESS, via. Harlem River Branch, i1:40 ?. m., daily except Sundays, stops at Bridgeport, South Norwalk and stam- ACCOMMODATION TRAINS at 6:30, 7:I5 S. r 12:os noon, S:45 aud 5:E2 p. ID. Train for Bridgeport st T:30 ?.
 SUNDAY EVENING TRAIN for New York will leave at s;ib P. n., arriving at Grand Central Depot 11:50 D.. m.
 FOB HARTFORD, NIDDLETOWN, NEW BRITAIN, 2:S0 B. m., (daily except Mondays) for Hartford, stopping atMerideD This train goes from Hartford to Boston via Wfllm&ntic and Putnam. STEAMBOAT TRAIN leaves Steamboat Wharf (BeIe Dock), at 4:45 a. n1. daily except Mondays, for Springfield, stopping at Meriden and Hartford only. Accommodation at S:l5 a. m for Spring field; Express at 10:3S 6, for meriden. Berlin, New Britain, Middlesown, Hartford and Spring field; I0:4S 8. m., accom-. to Meriden only. Ex- press 1:2l p. D. for Springfield, stops st Hartford and Meriden only. Accommodation, $40 D. nn. to Springfield Accommodation at 5:35 p. m. for Hartford, connects for New Britain and Middle town. Express. 6:l1 p. m. fer Boston, stopping.at for Springfield. Express ~12:00 midnight for meriden, Hartford and Springfel5 Sunday press 12:oO midnight for Merider, Hartford and Springfield.
 FOR NEW LONDON PROVIDENCE, NORWICH BOSTON and the East.-EIpress trains st s12:&7 midnight, snd SIS p. n. Accommodation trsiI st S08 10:40 ru., 6:35 p. Special to Guilforo at $40 P. En., stopping at all stations. Daily. F. E. REED, Vice President LuJ3
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12

Platt's Patent RuckWheat. A TONS fresh received this morning. for sale to the jasi '''-s = f-'' ' E. E. HALL a SON.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
New Haven snd Northampton

NSW Haven ana Northampton
 Railroad. EESzAgS12S On and after Monday, Nov. 26tb, 197 EasssEs-<SsE Trains will leave New Haven at s:IO a nlss lD:SS a. me and 5:SS D. for Plainville New Hartford, Westheld, Holyoke, EasthamptoE Northampton and Williamsburg Trains will arrive from the above points st e:16 ul., 1:SS p.yra. and S:05 p.
 CtOse Connections At Platnvte with trains east sTd west on New York and New England ER.
 At Pine Meadow with Conn. Western RR. At Westhed with Boston and Albany RR, At Northampton with Conn. River RH. For particulars small Time Tables at Ghe ofdcs snd depots. EDWARD A. RAY,
 General Ticket Agent. Lga-A lIe -..na
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12

| Remaining in the New Haven postofice, New Haver
 county State Connecticut, advertised Wednesday
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-12
FENWICK HALL.

R-Chas Belcher.
National Republican., 1880-10-16
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

TO WIN a .FoRTUNE ELEVENTH GRl
DISTRIBUTION. CLASS l., AT NEW Ul
LEANS, TUESDAY. Nov. o, 1851
National Republican., 1880-10-16
How Victory Was Won.

TO NE Editor Of The National republican
SIR: The democratic papers and leaders arc
oudcavoring to break the effects Of tho terri.
bic defeat in Indiana by saying that Lam
ders aud English were unpopular, and that
local issues decided the conflict, aud they
assert that Hancock is 10000 votes stronger
than his party IN that state, and will carry it
in November
l have been in the Indiana canvass since
the goth Of August and have made a great
many speeches in various parts Of the state. [
read the papers on both sides and heard both
democratic aud republican speakers, and local
issues woro never mentioned. Laudcrs aud
English are both unpopular, but their un-
popularity, or the popularity of either Garfield
or Hancock, had nothing to do with the cam.
paign just closed.
Garfield and Hancock, Arthur and English,
Porter and Landcrs woro not on trial before
the grand inquest Of the people Of Indiana,
who have been in the jury since the lii 81
of August listening 90 tho advocates. and who
rendered their verdict on the u j of October.
Tho republican and the democratic parties
were on trial, and whilst the names Of the
candidates were mentioned both for praise
aud blame, according 20 the political opinions
OF tho speaker / know OF ITO republican
speaker IN the state WHO did not say, "Alen
| amount 10 nothing In this contest, prlncip pies
| arc a. stake" or words to that elect.
Tho people were thoroughly aroused to the
great principles involved. and voted for what
they were satisfied were the best interests OF
the whole country. There were thrcc con-
| trolling causes that have made change Of
about $4,000 votes in Indiana in two years, for
| the domOcratic majority two years ago was
| over li,0OO and thi republican mijority now
/ s about 10000. These three things were the
danger Ol the control by the solid soul h, the
| danger to business interests Of "a change"
such rs the democrats demanded, and tho GER
tain disaster that would follow - tariff for
| revenue only"
| These were what won the victory for the
| republicans handled us they were by the stal.
warts Of the republican party, and these same
reasons will double for Garfield aud Arthur in
| November the majority given to Porter in
| October.
So satisfied was of the result that on the
2Sth Of September wrote in private letter
| to this city that Portcr's majority would be
| between 5000 add 900. Ii is; aud now, from
the knowledge that over forty days in the
state has given me, say that with the spcm-
did organization IN Indiana, kept up until the
I'd of November tho majority for Garfield
and Arthur will be between $4,000 and 20 900.
There was no fraudulent voting on either
sido in Indiana, the organization aud precau.
| tions of both parties being so perfect that
| fraudulent voting was impossible Tho peo-
| pie of Indiana decided for themselves this
| time; It's vote was not controlled, us in 1876,
| by 10000 bunmers from abroad, whom Til
den's barrel imported into the state. They
were then helping "to purchase steel rails"
| but did not buy any. e. N. HILL.
| OCTOBER 10. 1880
National Republican., 1880-10-16
A nIeihodlst Erentl,lnl,er.

The remarkable sermon preached by DR..
Thomas of Chicago few Sundays ago cannot
but create excitement throughout the Amer-
can'mothodist church, of which no is ono of
tho most scholarly and eloquent ministers.
1t preciptates a conflict which has beon in.
evtable for II long time, between the eccle.
siastlcism and discipline Of that church, and
the growing free thought Of some Of its min.
listers and laymcn. For several years Dr.
Thomus'Course has been closely watched by both
parties In the church, for he has been gradually
widening the breach which was caused by his
sermon on tho latter life " delivered several
years ago His views Of eternal punishment
tho existence Of q veritable hell as taught by
Wesley, tho iufallibility and equal authority
of the old testament with tho new aud the
generally accepted doctrine of tho atOnement
arc in conflict with the authorized teachings
of tho church. lie claims that these ques.
tiOus were largely LETT to individual opinion
and study when he became minister, but
that tho recent action of the Cincinnati cOu-
Clave was to bind the church not only to the
scripture authority, but TO be orthodox one
must accept the teachings OF tho standard
authors, Wesley and Watson This ho de.
cines to do. The sermon we refer to was de.
livered us his farewell tO the people of the
Centenary methodist church, of which no has
been the honorOd pastor for five years 1t
may be his farewell to the denomination. lie
has defined his own position explicitly, aud
has left 1t for the authorities In the church to
say whether ho can hold it and still abide
within the pale of methodlsm. His attitude,
il must bo confessed, Is very manly ono.
He says In effect "These are my opinions
my conscience compels me to say this and TO
decline to say that II may believe this and
bs methodist, WE'LL ii not well. 1t is for
you to act now, not tor mo-" These are grand
words with which he brought his sermon to
a closoi ~ will and must DO mentally aud
National Republican., 1880-10-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New Ynrl, Money Market.

NEW IOpN. Oct. IS. 1880.
The imports Of dry goods for the week were
O., ,lSl,26i and the amount marketed, 81 ,9jS.205
Money was easy NJ 24g3 per cent, ana closed at
9ll43 per cent,
Exchange nominally unchanged, but weaker for
actual business at lslla for lOns AMI lSl for short
sight
Government bonds were strong and l5@I per
cont. higher.
State bonds were generally quiet. North Caro-
lima skies, old, rose to 3d.
Railroad bonds were active and higher. Eric con-
s0s seconds ADVANCED on large transactions to 0IjS
do. funded hvcs sold up 10 30, Kansas Il Texas sec
ouds to Gjl, Ohio Mississippi seconds to 1881 ST.,
Paul /. K ID. extension, 10 llG; Lafayette Il Muncie
incomes to n. Ohio Central iirstS 10 07l5 Wabash
Union Pacilc rsts 10 ll3, and Rensselaer, Saratoga
iirsts TO 49, Rome IL Natcrtown ilrsts reacted TO
7la72A. Central Iowa debcntures certificates sold
at 81.
The stock market was strong and active through
out the entire day, aud the upward movement In
prices Was continued with only occasional slight
reactions, caused by realizatiOns The highest
prices Of the day were generally current in the
final dealings, and the market closed strong and
buOyant. The Improvement in prices on the days
transactions ranged from l96p5 per cent the Gram
ger shares, burlington, Cedar Rapids Il Northern,
Erie. Michigan Central, Canada Southern, Lake
Shore and New York Central being prominent in
the advance,
The total sales were 100000 shares, including
Delaware, LackawOuna q Western 25G0J, Eric
l2l,5OO, Iron Mountain 3i00, Kansas & Texas 1000,
Lake Shore 3l,00O Michigan Central 1000, Man
attain 1850, Northwestern l1OUO, Nashville IL Chat
tanooga !, 800 New Jersey Central 1900, New York
7,slJ Roaling ,5,lOO, g. Paul 5000 81. Paul e
Omaha 500, Union Pacific 5000, Wabash Pacific
1900, Western Union liOJO, and Canada southern
$500.
National Republican., 1880-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho w. l.. L


The Washington Light Infantry has been
divided into messcs for che Atlanta trip, and
these messos have been named respectively
Atlanta mess Georgia mess Gate City mess,
otc. The following lines, written by lady
admlrer of tho corps, havo been dedicated TO
the Atlanta mess:
Atlanta Mess, Company a, w. L I. g.
You may look the states over, from east and from
west
In search Of the company ranking the best
Aud the verdict will be Of every tongue,
The man and the maiden, the old aud the young,
"Iis Woshingtons Company A."
The boys aru so bonny their shakos so tall,
Their uniforms now bear the palm over all,
And those who havo seen them when out on pa
win swear that ne'er yet were such bold soldiers
made,
As gallant Company A.
And then, there's their colonel Where else will
A man With the qualities in him combined
III tactics right mp and well pleasing to view,
At the head Of Company A.
Alas VIC must lose them-a short time at least;
For with prospects Of fun and troic and feast
To Atlanta they 20, where, without any doubt,
They'll win wurmcst praises whono'er they turn
Our gallant Company A.
Where all are so worthy to choose IS not right
But few words Of praise now must indito
In honor OF those who have fui med tn one mess.
Aud number the choice oucs among them, guess,
Ofgdllaht Company A.
Four sergranis come 1rst-Thomas, manly and
tall.
John Cowlo, whose mcrrlmcnt plcascs us all;
McWhOrtcr, who proudly bears upward the flag;
Pete Duly, who no'er let, the jollity lag
In gallant Company 4.
with Linn tskllllul surgcor) TO set every bono,
And lurdoinc and Osborne 10 keep up The tone,
Together with Russell 0ul Fuellug and SWEET,
And who will not say It's the bravcst mess yet,
In gallant Company AZ
Then 90 forth. "AtlantaS!' A trip bright and gay
For you and for all Of your comrades we pray
OF cheers and good wishes We give you no lack,
But Keep the best portion TO welcome YOU buck,
Our gallant Company A.
National Republican., 1880-10-16
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLIGE,
IL or THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY

JAMES, q. WELING, LII D,
PRlSIDtST,
THE Hon. WALTER s. cox, LII. D.,
PROFESSOR uF THE LAW or REAL ASD PERSONAL
PROPERTY, ~ CONTRACTS AND or CRlMIs
AtSD MIsDEMEAoR5.
WILLIAM \. MAUHf, Ii. d.,
PROFESSOR OF EQUITS, JuHIspHuDESCH, or Com
MON LAW AND Equity PLEADING, or THE
Law on lgvIDESCE, ASD Law
or PAHTSERsHIP.
UHE Hos. ALEXANDER u, HAGNER, LII ID"
LECTURER ON CRlMiSAL LAW.
GEORGE f. ArPLEBH, Eso.,
JUDGE OF Moor COUNT ASp ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
OF LEGAL Practice
The exercises OF the School viii be resumed IN the
Law Building Of the University (JudlclRry Square,
oND WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER October l3j, ~
O'c ocls y. m when opening addrt sses VIII be mNde
by the Professors, and when Undergraduates OF the
previous year. well rs new students, are invited
to be present
The entire charge for tuition lectures and all aClll-
il go for single year, $50 Tor two years payable
inndvance, halt yearly or IN monthly inStnlImenti NJ
the option OF students.
The fee for the Postgraduate course In practice,
covering period OF nine months, Is ~.
by particular Invitation, being IN response to n call
bcrs ofthc bar, the Hon. Alexander II. llRgncr, LII,
d. Assoc ate Justice nf the supreme 60 rt Of the Dis
trlct Of Columbia, viii deliver SPECIAL Course OF
Lectures on Criminal Inv during tho session OF
lss1-Sl, The Lectures Nill 30 given on Thursday
evening OF each week Mt o'clock, and the general
theory OF the course VIII BE- explained by Judge llug.
at the opening Gf the school on the 3h OF Oc Jbcr
The spec al leo for this course VIII be go.
Catalogues may be had on application TO MeS5r5,
W. H. ~ o, H. MORRISON, ~ Pennylvanln ave-
York avenue aud Fifteenth street; or by addressing
the President of tlO Faculty, sUlN-ti
National Republican., 1880-10-16

81 1jai 29 No, Maryland 81 isat isI: No
western winter rcd. spot ANA October 81 1870
1885 Noycmber 81 l7dt t7t% December 81 100
/ 1871; January, 81 20ySdl N4
Curn-Soutlieru steady; western higher but
quiet. Southern while and yellow 5jc; do; yellow,
bic western miXud, spot and October 5000 tc
November and December, old and new, J2iso.
Oats about steady. Western white, 80 zoe; do.
mixed, 37uG8c
Rye higher nt 81 %.
Hay quicf. Prime - choice Pennsylvania aud
Maryland, SIS 0lttgU 00 per ton.
Provisions firm. Mess pork SlG so bulk
mguis-lUu4e shoulders, noue otiering; clcar rib
sides, none Offering; no. packed. GG9G bacon -
shoulders. Gi4c; cle1r rib sidos, ~; hams, 10
1870. lord rgiiel, gl5r.
Bu'tsr lower. Prime to choice western packed
l6.t.gc.
Eggs lower ut 49,.
Pctroeum- crude nominal, refined, 12ic.
C0lcc dun and lower Rio cargOcs, ordinary
TO fair. lllsa 134U
Sugar Grm. \ ,nii 95zc.
WHISKY quiet vt e l5iqdl lG.
Freight, tD Liverpool per steamer quiet Cot
ton, 3.lG0Id: -four, IS 81; grain, Cd.
RcGcpl --FIOur, SO bbIs: wheat. 1880 bu;
corn, -, 800 bu. oats 800 bu. rye, sol bu
stpment,--Whcat lolGsj bu. cUr 3Z07.
Sae--NhCt, 7g)jH bu. cOru. l23sjj bu.
Virgiuia sNcs deferred, Z :; do cOusos, Gl9I do.
second s1ic-, ~ pnsl-duc coupons vOts, new ten
fOrtes, iOA bid U-dGy.