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OVER THE STATE.

The coal of East Tennessee is
worth mere than the cotton OF Texas.
The Tennessee State Grange meets
at McMinnville on the 18th of Au-
gust.
Humboldt has voted a aschool tax
again ''by a large majority" The
Argus says it is becoming more pop
ular every year.
Gov. Hawkins las appointed 0. r.
Temple, of Knox. Joseph r. Dillin.
OF Rutherford. and John Nail. of Hay
wood, Railroad Commissioners.
Miss Nancy Lane, who died a. few
days ago at Green Hill, Wilson
county, at the age Of IS years, was
the mother, grand mother, greats
grandmother, and great-great-grand-
mother Of 80 children. -si.s7
The widow and daughter of Stone
wall Jackson have recently recovered
Judgment in Memphis court for
$4,000 13. this amoust being the
interess'due onzthe unpaid-peFsion Of
q legacy which was bequeathed to
them by the late w. H. Bclten.
A colored woman walking Through
an orchard in Giles county stumbled
over an old fruit can. 1t was scaled,
and she took it to Mr.. William Bu>
ford to have it opened, and the sum
of $4,000 in gold was found. The
money was buried by Mr.. Albert
Buford during the war.
Bishop H. N. McTyeire and
daughter, Rev. DIR. j. b. McEerrin
and daughter, Rev. DR.. A. w. Will
son. Missionary Secretary, and
daughter, Judge Il. II. East and
wife, and probably others, will sail
from New York July 6, OH Cunard
steamer, for Europe. They will at,
tend the Methodist Eculnenical Coun-
Gil, which meets in London Sept. Z.
The Fayetteville Express reports
that the wheat has greatly improved
in that county, and that, except in a
very few localities, a fair crop may
be expected. Corn is not all planted,
nor is cotton, but some OF both crops
are up. Some of the farmers are
plowing over their corn. Apples are
reported to be plentiful, and like
wise peaches, except in few locali-
ties.
The Nashville Banner reports that
Col. J. B. Killebrew has received a
handsome testimonial in the shape of
a package by express from England,
containing full set of the works OF
Thomas Hughes, Esq, accompanied
by note saying it was sent as slight
acknowledgements of bis valuable SER
vices in aiding the colony of Rugoy.
An autograph inscription was attach
ed to each volume with the compli-
ments of the author. Rugby has
about 400 colonists, besides those sets
tling near by. 1t is growing rapidly,
and has already become a fixed fact
with the most hattering prospects.
At the annual session of the Ten
nessee Historical Society at Nashville,
the Americans report says quite an
interesting conversation took place in
relation to the public services of Will
lie Blount, the war governor of Ten
nessee in 1S12--15, and -ex>Gov.
Porter was requeste< ~ prepare a
sketch of that yigorot and intelli-
gent gentleman, whose ervices pre-
pared and insured the vip,ry of Gen.
jackson at the battle of New Orleans
on the 9Th of January, 1915. The
sketch is to be filed in the achives of
the society for preservation. Any
information pertaining to ex-Gov.
Willie Blount will be thankfully re-
ceived By ex-Gov. Porter.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-05-14
Have you any other place

Have you any other place in
view?" urged the farmers wife.
"No-ihat is. yes" confessed Es-
sic. ITO tell you the truth, l am
going to get married"
"Well, l Ideclarel' cried Mrs. Mills,
a sudden blaze of light breaking in
upon her brain. "Not to old Mr..
Miggs::"
"Of course not"
"Mr. Pepper, the clerk of the
bank ?"
"Do you think l would marry
him ?" almost Indignantly re;orted
Essie. at
"Then it is-it must be Mr.. Ger
aldY1 eaf,
And Essie could only hide her face
on her friends shoulder, and shed a
few happy tears. i3 sp uU
"Bat, my dear, he's rich" said
Mrs. Mills. ar 5n
"Yes, j know it," said Essie.
"And'he belongs to one of the
best families in the State"
"Yes."
"And Miss Earle has been laying
steady siege to his heart ever since
he came into the house," added Mrs.
Mills. ms
"Ifdon't know any thing about
that" said Essle. 81 only know that
he loves me-"
And 50 our courageous little hero
inc passed out of the world Of trials
and troubles into woman's -truest ele-
ment--that of a beloved wife.
And Miss Earle thought it very
strange-she believed that society
was all upside down nowadays. e
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Tuesday evening two young men.
named Rosser and Rollin, and hailing
from Henderson county, came by Al.
billiards and fred several shots at
his son, who was at work in a field.
They were followed, arrested and Jail
ed, and the next morning fined fifty
dollars each for carrying pistols. and
indicted by The grand jury for an as
sault. At this writing they are in
Jail, and we hear it is doubtful wheth-
er they will be bailed out or not. Ii
is dear spree for the two youngsters.
II Huntingdon Vindieator.
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ats the same old pain in my s

"It's the same old pain in my side
again. said Essie Hooper, sadly.
She was sitting at the window
where she always sat and sewed IN
little coopedsup spot, with a view of
tin groots, factory chimueys,. and
the I neighbors' sback yards. Just
above stack of brick fues one could
catch a solitary glimpse Of silver
clouds floating across the ethereal
hlue-and this was ESTES sole dream
Of rest and gladness.
"A pale, violet-eyed girl, with red
brown hair gathered into a net, and
ftful shadows of colcrupon her cheek,
she seemed Scarcely more than a
child in years. Life, however, be-
gins early with the poorrand Essie
Hooper had been earning her own
living ever since she was twelve
years old.
- "You have been sitting too steadily,
child" said Lucy DEAL, her neigh
bers "Here-jump up, and run
around to the trimming store for a
half dozen cards of buttons to match
this sample. Mrs. Peck told me to
get them, but you need the exercise
more than do"
Before Essie could get on her hat,
however, the door opened, and Mrs.
Peck herself came in with a troubled
and preoccupied look.
Young women" she said, in her
hard, busiress-like way of speaking,
II desire your attention fora few
minutes"
@She. is coming to cut down our
wages fen per cent" whispered,
Hadie Hall.
"She's going to clap on an extra
hour to the days work." murmered
Jane Simpson, apprehensively.
gt1 regret to say spoke up Mrs.
Peck, s'that the business is decreas-
q Il -
ing and times are DUH land ] find it
necessary to dispense with one of my
hands. Miss Hooper, as the young
est, is the one whose dismissal have
decided" fa
EcsiA lad fIirrlnd very nall. ~
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Fnr' Information. timcsabg.s.
sanmsr rcprfs reached ~ thy
address. -
C. P. ATM0EE. Jr. -
Passenger <eent.
Nrz2 -
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NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOG
& ST. LOUIS r. X.

C3ers better aesesBmodaticnr. betisz nsss ne sne no
letter e"nnectlons thar any afhes f'ae' >.
tween the Northwest end Senffesst-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15

The only feature in the dea ngs IN State bonds
was the sale of $4,000 Louisiana consols at "a.
North Carolina consolidated Is sold at s54. VIZ
gina o. consolidated exma.ured coupons at 73l2'
and tennessee Gs new at 47l2 OF city bank stocks,
ten shares Of Continental sold at 125.
The excitement in railroad bonds was confined to
the dealings in st. Louis and Iron Mountain in
comes; with unusually large transactions the rsts
rose from 9314 to 9S096la. and the seconds from
1884 to S7056la. Rome, Watertown and OEdens-
burr frsts also were in demand and rose
from 1884 to s0L0s6ls Missouri. Kansas and
Texas seconds were iarly active and sofa up 70 ,g@
steady at 112ee0112l9 Erie second consols ad-
vanced lis per cent 1O1a and the funded IS were
s higher e. LehSh and -, FROM az ss
&c. st. Paul cOnsoIs recovered TO !24Ss am hrsts
OF Southern Minnesota division 10 1854. WaDasn
general mortgages were firm up to 99's. Other than
for the bonds mentioned, the changes were small
and unimportant in either direction.
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt OF $0,2lZ. ~
to the general balance of 1924 474 and leaving IT
at $7i, S74 217. against $73. 498.691 January z;
The particular changes of the week are losses OF
81 900. S43 coin and $19, 1881 currency. Money to-
day was rather frmer, in that good proportion OF
the loans on cali was made ut 9 per cent the hnal
rate however. was per cent. The domestic ex-
ted States Treasurer ut Washington TO-DAY received
$l74,OO0 in National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were $3.50; Al and the IN
terna revenue receipts were $33ZO95. lhe FOL
lowing is the Clearing House statement to-day:
Exchanges S194. 342, 900; balances. vi. $3.50 oS6.
The transactions at the SnbTreasury to-day coy
sred Receipts ssG ass coin basSss
Inc foreign exchanges ore 6rmer and come of the
leading bankers advanced TIE rates tor sieIi9s 90 10
ana 81 7s respectively for long and short sight buI
the majority made no change in the posted ratesand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15

inuuiy saes 80 bb Old Moss for export sis aoo bills
SaGs:S ~
MAY sii iossS % and JuDs 81 a,ssa
sEEP q moderate demand fu late prices PLATA Mes.
t5' f Fsss EST ini. hi:i
s ~ ss,ssd
ssss.d :SSaa.T. SssS
y fun prices sales $50 boxes Lsn9 snS snow Clear
hale and Ss hail. % short es IS H tSHs o ss sh T%
%s,1 aq9fS CITY =!
d ' o ss
t ts:o, arrive s2o96.s5C. 80 tes kettle rem,
800 isdu.Ty sS ss Closing S ss 'YS
SS.i?s Ap sI'S S4ss
20 e cs sGG Cp @ay go
closing los a4oci sellers quoted y Thru Callcasl
Sa5s!
q ' SSa ss%s S4 sp more 1S
mon Ses s Hey firm On f Fine o MEDIUM and GG s
@ state Fkas Poor 70 chOce SS&c 70 s SaS' Welsh
Tnb, p9Sr 70 Choice Ise37c state Pals and Tubs
9sSa7S o %esera py
%cseRn Ro FAR Gd 70
TOO 70 chooe a Ma 1@s isiG
70 Soc Sc MesterD Poor 20 Choice SKINS Poor
oos @ on choca fresh Shea other, dall
gG S WESstsr@ 80 Canada 3o0S1c southern o3oc
kiGEIFalrly active andfr.n; Common Choice Carolina
aud Iu3lan9, 444d7c.
SEGD3-Qut-t, unchanged
hPI E1-Quier. genera ~ steady.
salt Quiet h rely steady.
Firm aud quiet quoted 9l409asc. for Choice
SUGAR-I.aw ruli ana Without quotaul change; Far
Good ReuniDZ, III 'isc; sli, 100 bags Pern3mbuGp
14c SOD hds Low Gradts Ted VII hin The OF 81
aT'ic Refined fiTiy and c'nseI steaty cut Loaf
Ard A." 9asc: COnfectOners' "a" sdJc: Mould a."
s'5c. 0n"A So dS7sc. White Extra C." 8s~s 1;,; Yellow
DO cs@sc; iaio" ~ 1ls~7 &c; Yelo"A 6'4D7c.
IALiOW- rirm; sales l,5OOO ~. 6A0G'sc
TEAL the auction to-day full prices obtained
Pacnl l,ji7 pkgs NOyn1e Green ~ l3d4j c for
Nuis HrsOn 49, 132 ic. for Imperial 4.SD pkas Pings.
ueY 2ic for Young Tyson 2jl203Ic for Imperial
IL Lc. IN Gu powder. LIS pkgs japan, lJ9@ 80 Hc
b3 rormoi Ooons, % $50; lU31 FOocoI do 2Odj 2c
- Co lJc.
TOBACCO Kentucky quiet unchanged; seed Leaf
farv artiye 1900 cascs Pennsylvania 1879 nj sc
for Fies l202c for AS-Or,ei AMI lS0 &c Tor pDer5
2lU Ncgfngllnt 1879 1t l0l4c fer Seconds ami
~ -
MHALEB ~ Quiet but UNCHANGED
WJblt rule ia, contained on very inifel srae bnt
tire supple, better ,ure3, while 80 ia
accept cHrfen BIDS prices tIec Shle below those cur
nj in This Market saes 10000 ID East Inda. 5000 ID
secured d.. ODp ID Mexican u. 90 n T rrOry 3lOO Ii
ln c ais and IS ba5 do. Pule prya'e e mss 49, %
10 JDme7c Flee .esi PC: 2lOr ID Fine Unwas ned Vest
en-. private $50 ID :'prng leE1s. Sc 10000 -
Hail TO- 2D03 100 bsss Scau d. private terms G)OOD
1000 II OTcSOl 49, II 100 IL colorado l5 C: 10 -
ID GcorH &C. 80 bales lak' jZ%dSjc: - o. 10 ~cOuet
Gaze AIstrtn and Texas i0a0Oc; $1,000 secured Cai
ID TEXAS, G7Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rir'r. Vess,,5 AL RIlro1i'
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASUES-O uirt anI unchanged. -
BEESWAX-D Il aGd nOmlnIny "3i2 "a &c Tor western
and Southern NraON.
l;kpOM -- Quiet AZ late 1igu'
CANDLE jobDng sale .--. .. $1,000.
alongside. ia;uRiHOls dan.
CODPERAGE SfDCk-Stray and IN moderate SALE
CORDkGE-Duil ~ late hZurle.
CIIICCOKY-UIch. med.
co .IA-Quet, ugChlnge1.
co FEE- iiD dull unchangrd Ordinary 10 FAR car
goes IL sale $50 bass CliY OF $40 1000 Dlgs ex
I>sI On private terms stock. 9 Oj2 b'gS Aid grades
quiet aud unchanged sales los baSa duat maa lay AZ
bags MlraclihO. lie.
CoTTON-spot Gotten quiet unchanged sales 43i eaieJ
P7 evruingl. including i4 Or 60 bunpop 10 or
scu alton Delivered contrict iO bales Receipts AZ
the 3052 bars to-day against :'yit bales hs DAY
275OS bales st year; for the week. 5''J
ba.s .ainst o. wcos aud 1870 last yer s &c
September 3s 2SI bales. against J4li4ii bales duflhg
same last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15

Sseo eesA Isys ASSOC sssh g ssoss!s'
S.rss iSss b ssss rye aso6 sssS S''a' o. ''.'
& q: s1ss
cass NJ EsoTnsy s e.. as ,S
os1s !ss5y "a SS MAY s.s
asy .ssss
S2 s,s SsSss s s ma + &c
March Rqk s Mss,s
SS :'1 Wheat aa? 1ser SasS corr
adSS6 SSis % wheat % @ cosn
w ooo bush. OATS $4,000 bush Rye. $40 bush Barley
1ss and SsReh,.ssS wSsss
6nsn shipments 5000 bush Corr strong Mixed a
$ss Sss.1 Ssst; ~ sf Fan 81 HINGE q
Clear RIBS % Bacon quiet Clear Ro 7s Clear sidSs
a. SSSss 5Tss @
ma m Sd@SD sew S OsS arxs nne
s. s5ssS 50 U oesDs' eoco nss
ret y s:Tsd Jj3nSsSy e; fsSsssH 3s.
81 White nominal; Corn inactive: No. Yellow tie:;
sssssSs 20 d. $S sss f g. %51sS ySs az,
% :Gysr fs b u sS@s a e. sub Hos nominal
w ca, opened
ana JasaT' S;s FsstarSy
ecs non Corn Sa a. aneahsS Oats SS dr%e int
~ af% a'' sg IS @Ssss FIN:
soas S's4 S sSsS az ssSSs
SasS G %sea sc BsT oasn 1000
a@ Mia aad SS Western E5
Dr. g s SSss F1a
60 co. very cScs o
RO f Rye 20 Dst rf az 81
sa sss Red OK e 'f y No. RED
81 i5 no nd. u dept e. le. rye sea g PeHnsy
Taa'fe re S 90 $685. Hscs
o o& s s 1s 81 lc t ne e1e Tree a oS
s%s6 t. sss;s AZ mss &C. e.
Provisions alm Yiy mess ses per eS Ell 6oasl2: do
s ,S s: PORE E.s5 a1%s sa Msss
S. 80 o new PSss@ Hams s%:ss" s 81 ~ a. . S
7sc snolidsrf salt a5lc a sno. sr'E;a
ITss lGp'sfa fsfS Kettle
s om tes SSa2'o r as no. a
BIZ y BIds SSe' w: as k.fSe & a2sc d
Good 10 Choice. II 9Z0c Rolls dui PenSsylyana hxlra
Ii GsSand M'itS1a sfFs' la
s western Snst cea aST ot dO
DO ;ms. l0iadi ic.: do nnsyiyania 10 .elic
GU Loaf crushed AMI rOwdeei, lCe GranUiaso s''c
s ss ;isorly Fed S:Ss ssi
cnsGd WS.sg 1CnA Wc. Hnns 81 ~ O0' S DO
L@vs, And uncnpngsa y ys &c g.
FfJruary u sd$l Uosi March 81 95Sasl OBS Nay
Il br p Ea lo Owe 4SslS cash. gd.GiSSc Jaa
arr; :9tc. March i0'2al0Sc A'rll 4lSSllSe; My
G 95c Ap iG' as "a Barley steady
Sow ~ si5 3 askoi can SIS 6ia January Lara pS,
nj Enkneais hher shoaeT 6 5I1 hui ~ Gom ar
ia G1l lou 6b Wheat Sooo Corn
mc9s-Fisar 5000 IGls; Corn 1000 bush; oats 5000
TOLEDO. Jan. l47wheat dull No Red waOa,h March;
MHS 1S Se dP9 Mannheim IS 90 so s. ~
Fl gFe Il @ S = Rel pF jsnaag "s
8 S April 81 Gss M May Ss 81 a eSS BSs su
nsns-- WHEAT 5000 bush Corn $1,000 BUSH oats none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nnMEsrIC MARKETS.

p,,,,,o,p Tan 1A-Cottoa dul; Middlina, 1l7sc Flour
nrm ana acve Iowards and Western super ~ oSGS
do - Yr 81 % 40 do Family 10 - PO Guy Mli'
"a asa -; do IL ra "a 2JaS4 20 no. fahiy, 20
Isl 0O do Rio brands 90 20 lalapseo FANNY II 70
Red ~ i5dsI 10: do. Amber u 22gSl IS NO
Winter Rel spot and January 81 repr np Snoyn
81 ISL March 81 197sasl 4 april e wnt esa 5oe do
Vaia hn5Ic Western Mixed. spot and January, % 2g
go February ac March 54a o. So t q
SuLo daSs Arm Western White, 41Gisc.; do MIXED -
G5c Rye drmer 81 0lasl or Hay hrm' Prime 10 oho'e
penpsylyania ana arylani. ~ Gs<S ,,..,, ro,,na
BuyfAIo Jan Il.-Flour DUH " neat on1asp " nat.
Corn In air sale 10 cars on ,IaeK a y. t
sats G5c 9sI 10. Rye inletyeJ HlgnEnesiSSJ "o@n
al IL RAILROAD feights 10 New fork ~ neat ~
Toe, Oats o. Railroad receipts \ our dovV Doni ISy
26O QUO bush; Corn II 900 bush oas lo'ooo puSn D''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15
11ur srncK MAKKErs-sY rELEoEAPa.

CHICAGO jan Receipts 80 600 head shipments a,
Onj head good demand all sold AZ higher prGes 1Auu
Packing, Vi U50s4 20; Light ~ 'o@soi 'n'i'' hea'S
TCAiTfg-Reeepts 500 head shpments LOO head: MAT
slow very weak few o. Molu s 1a pSi II, om
mon 10 Far So 6aS4 30; Butchers slow anu "eak Conon
IN Fair ri * 50 Is: Cool 81 I eockerS ioc low
demand manly for Feeders ut ~ 2oGso oo' - ~
S2EEp Reccipts 15Oj head. Market dull Common 70
Good s4a "a rs Choice. nominal Mt ,pHSo 20 h1n9
NJ IoiiIs an l-HOG5 Easier: Yorkers anu balnore
81 2jaS4 Is Mixed Packing. - SoaSl o. .aS
Fancy, "a o06s6; receipts. 'VOo heau 'n'P"''"' law
heal ,,.. CLARA a. o56sj OK :.
aorI 10 bncs - - Fair TO GOOD ~ f"@P -
i1ght S4dsi 20 Fair to choice Co~s ana e has s
81 LO tkers, 81 - 20 Eeo'iP''' WV ~F
nents, 500 head. $1,000 -, $1,000. 100 bead M shIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15
EuRoPEiN FINANCIAL MARKErs.

LONDON, 14-12 m-U. g. bonds four and hair per
cent? 49, Atlantic second morteage trs'
tees certificates, 33; Erie 62; NewYork Central lo'
PennsvlvanlA Central. o9l4 Reading. 321 ., ,ys
LONDON, Jan. 14-2:30 D. m-NewYork CentraL ivo:
Paris advces quote three cent renes at 80 francs Ior
account -, ooa
LONDON 14-3 m.-CousOs 9'sa for money and Vs =
o. s. bonds four cents III oui an
half per cents 1874 hves ex coupon 1884 Atannc
Great Western first mortgage trustees certncates oA
second 50 Erie 81 Illinois Central 139h PennsyvS
Central 68s Reading 32 The amount Of bullion guns
INTO the ! ngiand balance to-day is 10000
LONDON, Jan. 1916 m-Paris slvces quote three per
81 francs Co centimes for the account
PARIS. jan l-5 D. m-k1cnange Oh London 70 francs
an time Or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE INDIANA. BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN Railway
COMPANY. January 40. 1881 },
The transfer books of this company will close feD:
/, anil reopen March 10, 1881. for the purposes OF
the meeting of stockholders called for March To-
A. SULLY, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15

port Of New-York for the week ending to-day, and
since January /, compared with the corresponding
neriOds of Dreyioua years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15

GAS STOCKS.
All and Brooklyn Gas Stocks and also all kinds
OF broos i'm Investment sscurlttes dealt m oy
GRO GE ii. PRENTlsS.
aANiE-PLACE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15

In London, British consols were higher Of 9SSI6
for money and 9o4 for account. united oiatrS
bonds were all higher; os 70 per cent at i4a4
o. per cent at fI7fs American railways generally
were lower; Ere down a at 90, Atlantic and Great
Western trss u at 66l and seconds q at 3D. Illinois
Central % at 1891. Pennsylvania 70 ut 6ohGGS's
Central and Bpds0n ss at i Bot aI Reo Ss",
advanced 'i from s2,a to asi4. and Ontario and
Western from 1928 to 34l2 heading deferred bond
su descriptions are quoted a premium. The Bank
of England to-day gained 100000 bnlon on bal
ance. In Paris, French 3 per cents rose 10 o0.0O !;
sight exchange on London rising TO 1888 francs to
the 6. -
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
has declared its usual quarterly dividend OF per
cent It's capital stock, payable az the FARMERS
Loan and Trust Company.
The gross earnings of the Burlington. Ceuar
Rapids and Northern Railway are reported as
follows: 900. mo,
First week Of JAM. s3i $40 s3a,242 Inc. si.soa
The receipts OF -four and gram stthe principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day OF January were
Flour oD.. ss is assA i.sio ioco 1905
Wheat. push 4eie9 $4,000 1902 . 4sso
Cora bush....-... 2o,Sa2 io'slf oSS%o a22S
pau. bush i sSo5 756 SSS 49,.
Ra ,Is sasn. loSS9s 6i753 455oO 63775
and from Chicago and MILWAUKEE, to-uay' DO ie
ported by telegraph an,n.n,.
vo,, mi. c asisS A"'a $50 1868 $40
y xs;. ss ss.n Ts $3.50 ss S1s ; i.s
BARLEY SS:s 1859 1862 b ssSss sSsiS aSSs
The following are the imports of dry goods ut the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15
financial.

ALL who are interested in railroad business
~ mileasa Statistics shoalt get TdE TR1BU NE Al
MANIAC for 1881, " prlco - cents oy mall
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-19
Court of Appeals.

Charles Freilay v. The State; appeal
from Guadalupe. Reversed and dis
missed
John mclaughlin v. The State !; ap-
peal from Montague. Reversed and re-
manded.
John Tucker " Bryan; appeal from
Dallas. Reversed and remanded.
Marion Alexander V. The State appeal
from Lampasas. Affirmed. -
James EllistOn V. The State appeal
from parrant. Reversed and remanded.
Joseph Hale v. The State; appeal from
Bosque. Motion to dismiss granted.
VIM. Robertson ct al. v. The State; APP
appeal granted.
Haden Il Fulton ". The State; appeal
from Lampasas. Affirmed.
Jeti Ryder V. The State; appeal from
Hood. Affirmed.
Turner Crowder v. The State; appeal
from Galveston. Affirmed.
Albright V. The State; appeal from
Caldwell. Reversed and remanced.
W. II. Dodd v. The State; appeal from
Menard. Affirmed.
Dan It. Price V. Simpson Mccoy; appeal
from Frio. Reversed and remanded.
A. Il. Mathews " The State; appeal
from Tarrant. Reversed and remanded.
Scott McCulum v. The State; appeal
from Denton. Affirmed.
81. r. SOlllnS v. Inc obdlc, -dppthl lIOui
Callahan. MoIiOn to dismiss granted.
NSitworth v. The State; appeal from
Erata. Motion to dismiss overruled
Starr Il Co v. Hardee a. Co.; appeal
from Dallas. Motion to dismiss over
ruled.
Chambers v. The State; appeal nom
Hood. Motion to dismiss overruled.
George Goldsby ct al. The State; APP
peal from Tom Green. Motion to dis
miss granted.
Scott v. Kennedy; appeal from shackel-
ford. Affirmed.
Frazier v. Burns; appeal from Travis.
Motion to file transcript overruled. Judg-
ment affirmed on certificate. ---.;.a
Estell v. The State; appeal from San
Saba. Motion to dismiss granted.
Calvert v. The State; appeal from Jack.
Dismissed. --
It. w. Wallace v. The State app ca
from Erath. Affirmed.
Bob Vincent v. The State; appeal from
Tarrant. Affirmed.
j. M. Saunders v. The State; appeal
from Erath. Reversed and remanded.
j. NJ. Saunders ". The State ; appeal
from Erath. Reversed and remanded.
Marx v. The State; appeal from Guada-
lupe. Reversed and remanded.
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G. H. Il S. A. r. R. Co. v. Schrader
appeal from Guadalupe. Reversed and
remanded. t.-
Harris v. Doerr; appeal from Guada-
lupe. Affirmed.
Shannon v. stille, York q Co. Re-
manded. ..,.t-
4. Spofford v. III. L. Bennett ct al; appeal
from Travis. Affirmed.
ii. Il L. c. r. r. Co. ". c. G. Seal ct al
appeal faom Robertson. Affirmed.
Ben Austin v. Kahn & Co.; appeal from
Dallas. Reversed and remanded. =
Lee & Reynolds v. Henry Fleming; APP
peal from Wheeler. Affirmed.
Vance v. Deebler; appeal from Bexar
Affirmed.
Heatcoch v. Goodrich, administrator;
appeal from Guadalupe. Affirmed.
Davidson ct al. v. Heidenheimer Bros;
appeal from Navarro. Reversed and re-
manded. 1g
Giltner v. Waters ct al; appeal from
Navarro. Affirmed.
Taylor v. Marx; appeal from Galveston
Affirmed.
Salmon v. Downs; appeal from .McLen'
nan.
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