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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-03-25
Saturday, April LIST, 1882,

within legal hours. the following described
real estate situated in Milan, Gibson county,
Tenn:
Lot No. l. b 'unded as follows: Beginning on
the right of way of the l.. X n. railroad. on
the north side of sai id railroad, al stake; runs
thence north IO4 degrees northwest II $40
poles to II stake; thence north 40 degrees west
80 40 poles to stake on COnway's west
boundary line; thence south 2Sia degrees east
OSLO poles to the right of way of said railrOd
thence south GO degrees with the right of wy
% poles to the beginning; containing 2acres
and II poles.
Lot No. 2, beginning at stake on Mrs.
Guion's west boundary line; thence west de-
grees southwest with the middle of ditch s
poles to Il stake; thence west with j. q. Shep-
herds south boundary 1917 poles to stake
with snssafras pointer; thence north with A.
j. Fields east boundary 2ol2 poles TO u stake
of Loving X Cade's south boundary: thence
with same 26 poles to stake on Mrs. GuiOn' S
west boundary line; thence south "a poles to
the beginning; containing acres more or less
Known as the Boyd property, being the same
upon which DR.. j. q. boyd resided at the TIVE
OF his death.
TERMS OF SALE.
One fourth in cash; the balance on credit
of one and two years, Notes and COED security
required of purchaser. and livn retained to Sc
cure deferred payments.
March 18th. 1882.
TT. WILLIAMS. C. x NJ.
Rankin X 2hOpes, Sol'rs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-03-25

One hundrei Mormon converts left
Chattanooga last Wednesday, bound
for Colorado. They were gathered
in the adjoining states. Fifty more
Joined them ut Nashville.
Memphis Avalanche: Gov. Haw.
kIns was at the theatre last night. and
his canonical cut excited considerable
comment. a young lady sitting in
front If the Avrlanchian pointed him
out tn her escort, and naked,
"Who says its wrong to attend the
theatre, when even the Methodist
ministers do itY'
Cleceland Banner: The frost and
freezes Of Saturday and Tuesday
mornings killed nearly all the peach
es about town that were out in full
bloom-those that had not doomed
escaped. On Tuesday morning the
thermometer was down to "a degrees
almost cold enough to kill anything.
The argument that the peaches are
never killed in March will not hold
good in the present case. We have
not heard whether the early wheat
has been damaged or not.
Dyersburg Gazstte: Hon. Sp'l Hill.
of Trenton, has written letter to the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen of
Dyersburg, in which he says that the
corporation is not liable for the bonds
issued to the p. Il NJ Railroad. That
a corporation is powerless to issue bonds
or notes for any special purpose unless
specially empowered by act of Legis
lature. That there was no special
act authorizing the corporation Of
Dyersburg to issue the bonds; conse-
quently they are null and void.
The Tennessee State Sunday. School
| Convention will meet at Murfreesboro
April 18th, at $50 pm, and contin-
ne in session two days, Railroad
tickets will be sold at Chattanooga,
Bridgeport, Decherd, TuIahOma,
Manchester, McMinnville, Winchester,
Fayetteville, Wartrace, Lavergne,
9
Nashville, Lebanon, White Bluff,
Dickson, Waverly, Johnsonville,
Huntingdon, Mckenzie, Dresden,
Martin and Union City at the rate OF
five cents mile for the round trip.
a Memphis Dispatch Of tie Goth
inst. says: Albert II. Thomas, Jr.,
son of Rev. Albert II. Thomas, was
found dead last night on the front
porch of the grocery store in the
north eastern portion of the suburbs
Of the city. He was laying on his
face with bullet hole through his
body. His right hand grasped Il pistol,
four chambers Of which had been dis
charged. People in the neighborhood
say they heard five shots fired last
night about 10 o'clock. Quite a
mystery surrounds the killing. The
deceased was young man % years
old. About II year ago he killed a
negro in AN adjoining county, and it
may be the relatives Of the dead me-
gro last night avenged the killing of
their kinsman.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-03-25

Memphis appeal: Buffalo gnats are
working great destr uction among live
stock in portions of Arkansas and
Mississippi, adjacent to the overlooked
districts. Deer, driven by these pests
to the smokes kindled for the protec.
ton Of domestic live stock, are
slaughtered in great numbers.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-03-25

The secretary of war has issued in.
structions for the transportation of one
hundred hospital tents from Philadel>
phia to Vicksburg for the use of suf-
ferers by the flood.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-03-25

Remember, no deception is aimed
at If DR.. Greenhalge's Soc Hair
Restorer fails in any case to do what
is clsimed for it, your druggist is in-
structed to return the money. Try it
and be convinced.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-03-25
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1882.
OVER THE STATE.


tertiary.
Smallpox has broken out at Edge
field Junction, few miles east of
Nashville.
Thirteen physicians assembled at
Mrs. Clark's, in Marshall county last
week, to pmputate the leg of her little
sou.
Clarksburg, Carroll, county by sew
enteen majority, has voted to surren>
der its charter, in order to get rid of
whisky saloons.
Capt. j. Edward Stacey has deter,
miuedto start weekly newspaper in
Nashville to he known as the Tennes-
see Republican.
The wheat crop all over the State,
is reported to be in splendid condition
and should no frost occur, there will
I've an immense yield.
j. NJ Martin, editor of the Gains.
vile (Texas) Register, and State
Senator from the 18th district, died
at Saundersvile, Tenn, on the 9th.
General Winfield S. Hancock has
written u letter to Adjutant General
Hawkins for Tennessee State flag,
to he sent to European magnate.
Miss Emma Key, daughter Of ex-
Postmaster General d. NJ. Key, was
thrown from buggy last Sunday in
Chattanooga, and hurled down deep
embankment, receiving serious inju-
ries.
Dyersburg Gazette: A man poured
coal oil on another mans head and
then stuck a match to it in Dyersburg,
last Tuesday. The victim was light
sharply scorched before he could put
out the blaze.
Dyersburg Gazette: The trial Of
VIM. H. Logged for the killing of
James B. Ferguson was concluded
last Saturday evening. Logged was
acquitted on the ground that he did
the shooting in selfdefence.
Nashville American: In the event
an electric light is placed upon the
Capitol, which is contemplated and
ought TO be done, the light will he
run up seventy-fve feet above the
dome, ard it is claimed will be seen
for a distance Of fifty miles.
Nashville Banner: A young couple
in Trousdale county professed religion
on the same day IN the same church,
were baptized in the same creek in the
same hour, by the same minister, and
were uni.+l IA marriage before chang
ing their haptiSmal clothes.
Lewisourg News: Mrs. Eliza Ussery
of the Wilson Hill neighborhood.
mother of E>quires W. H. and w
J. Mcconnell, is now eightythree years
of age, and has hal born to her tel
children, siXty-slX grandchildren anC
fourteen great-grandchiidren, making
in all ninety direct descendants.
The Elizahethton Mountaineer say,
that cnlored man was found dead il
the gorge the other morning. On the
previous evening he had eaten two
large mackerel in their raw state, tw,
dozen hard boiled eggs and drank TIVE
buckets of water. The railroad ply
stefan at that place pronounce the cas-
death from Over-eating."
Paris Post: Near Cottage Grove, il
this county, one day last week, Matti
Speight, little daughter Of Jas. l.
Speight, was fatally burned. Tn
parents we're absent from home at tn
time and arrived too late to save her
She was standing too near the fir
when her clothes caught fire and sh
was unable to put it out. She die,
"A few hours afterward.
Lawrenceburg Press: Frank Mckee
YER and John l.. Kelly, of PER-,
county, Ohio, came in on Saturday t
prospect for homes in Lawrence county
FCLo,, ora wall nlaased with Our conn
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-03-25
House for Rent.

A good frame residence, with six
rooms, outhouses, garden, and fruit
trees, opposite Methodist church. APP
ply to Edwards IL Shepherd.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-03-25
CHANCERY SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
n cHAEcERY COURT AT HUMBOLDT.

j. 2. Rhodes, Admir-, etc, ct ais, vs.. Joseph
Williams.
DURSUANT to the decree for sale rendered
l. in this cause at the special September term
1881. of the Chancery Court at humboldt, |
will sell Mt public sale to the highest bidder, in
the town os Milan, on
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Feb. 2l.-BEEVEs-Ee"cpts TO-DAY We're
Ixport ,aje Tor DR. asnai ami Clrs w,rs Nm. 20
berger The ~ cas cattle which arrived late Yesterday al
Jersey City sold to-day by J. ochamIer q 60 al slead5
prices Beside these there were no % rings at tih-r
y1TL Moderate receipts are, pfohl'GGG G,, , o%n
abe hat there viii more than 40 cars on Tie marsri
1i is m aoned bt -,ns ostrnon 10 the stock
Pennsy Road which viii defer ior ie ouT theI al
cnc4 Il The past week be endowed win more han
ordinary prop4gc c io[ & s1T to % T Es 4
In Market saesmen were holding re.sgd breI
trade was limited AZ Is u ual Gn The da Pttce-
the commencement o ieni aud ne 5'9rl Ind hth bIi,
qPe s9 s9 Is @ ~ Rsrf Re yes 10 se e lg ar g Viii strictly
Prime 90 aloc little Poor Beef Offering
No shipments Of Live Cattle or Dressed Beef TO-DAY
IS Illinois steer. - e~t at T. = r lo4 DO - et a.
9ew at l2c do c~t at l2c 81 DO "'s e"- at I-'i''
J. schamherg & Co. sold % Illinois steers 1909 n loc.
Is DO l1g IS at Zoe 80 d, 1905 n al ioc and 75c per
l2l5 n AT lie % do 1924 u, at lc "a Bulls l.2iS h.
CALVES.-Recepts 10 head-an at 6Oths The feel.
ing was irI for Grasaes and @ Tme Xeas good qI OF
Dressed Cavs were selling at steady prices The best er
SHELF AND LAMB-.-Hecepts we're : cars Of 5i7 head
at Jer.ey SiiD Ioa receipts since saturday - 20 head
Not"ithstandng the IA tat butchers quite
10 the sheep, Pens today in The expectation
loads Of Prime stock were wanted by the S eheT BY
ing prices equal TO about &c per below the average sales
sold du the forenoon amt about IL carried
Wednesdays market The
for the balance o week ID that a light run OF
sto is reported AZ Buffalo. Pittsburg
distributing points The fact thai the heavy
Western rivers delaying the ship
ment may discounted for all IL is worth yet
ground for assuming that than ample
supply fo the enten season awaiting shipment from var
points STATE Pennsy and the North
which affected by the floods and that fears G
scarcity supply need be entertained either by butchers
A dun pres about
all that can be expected for the balance Of
shippers practise moderation
ing forward stock. The dead meat market somewhat
affected by the heavy supply yeseray but the decline IN
prices not a. marked might have been expected In
Washington Market Dressed Mutton held al
Dressed Lambs at Ss0lO but had rather slow sale
OF Lambs sold sal
Sheep to-day at j2u6 &c for Common o Prime and
Lambs sold "a 2j1f 40 for Good 20 Prime.
day carloads OF Heavy Wether sold exporter
50 65aS6 80
sales~Hsenbeck Davis sold: 53} Ohio Sheep 100 n at
6a-c l9s DO 80 ~ &c; 2O6 Lambs n
yesterday; 10 state sheep 30 40; ~
s5 40; III do 81 n. al &c Ill state Lambs "a n.
Di'enbeek & Dewey SOLD 2O4 Western Sheep 90 n nj
5loc 1876 do 100 u, at &c 237 do, 1873 NJ 81 35 l05
Michigan Lambs SO q, ~ 7e; SO state DO 7s u, ct &c.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
THE MARKETS.
rorAJ RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
~. North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads
Nfw-YoRK Tuesday. Feb. Il, lSS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Srw-YoRK. Tuesday, Feb. 21. 1882.


.surs-Poi 5a5Lc.; Pearl 666iac.
RI,i:sW AX-Quite nrn, southern, 24e24Hc" Western
2SF2.Gf23462i MArER1ALs-Fairly active sni Bricks
sIHeE FTasspaGE. &TSS sI2@sl$ Bro~a slosI rs,
depha Fonts s& Hs 81 m rosps Al IN Cement
POraD g 90 A@eTe19 IN % 1 90 o - sib - 90 .
Iamber-Easern spruce slI asls Tor IanHom and sl
S GT sSS5nc RSls %as PRs for South ps %me
lsp & do ~ Isl Tor Box Boards Hariwoods-Walnn s5
= 20 chestnut first and second s3l0Sij do do Culls.
soas9. She1 5T 40 ,exorS SIS si5 or West
on and s65 Gs75 for good near. ey stock. ,o.,o-
ASa%aad6c II "a and p Is o. Gs and
lcnICCoRY~German. 5a5Ec; English, &C.; in papers, 6
~SSGl-Bitumnous in good demand and firm; AIT hracite
dlL liverpool House Camel Sll Liverpool Gas: DO
InvsS - 75aS4 Block House and international Provin.
S4t. - T9 Cnmberiand Broadtop and Ciearfed
s5sS5 - Anthracite nominaly Sla$4 40 by the cargo
c6CoA-ouie and about steady Bania l3%C st DO
Hsbo n.Ia % Sslc: Trinidad. I5i2 al6c.
COFFEE Klo firm quiet UNCHANGED Ordinary cargoes carg
1c santos far TO good IhS siastiSa M M position
bands st galveston, 10000 bags at New0reans $50
bags at Mobile 5000 bags at savannah. DO bags at
Ilehmond $500 bags at amPtSn KSa T,t S SoS bag
Baltimore 4nI pas ana 6 al Sn4 s Ny Orleans
600 bags. at Baltimore 56s2 bags az Sew & 1 0rH'
@ and leading iog the Sr n- Tsa aaS afe TO TO February
b3 10 bags Pnichaseu V - na"s total yisiblr Suny
Nt0o0 bags Santos, ,l ed 10 iay ho yft
srcnk Ief up to as Mild grades hrn there
ns a. he considerable inquiry for the different grades ~
Tsv AM important were repOTted made bui Iaruc
80 yer, ,ithhed only $50 mats Calambalg trn-p red
11ota1on- were: l3Q2uc.; Singapore. IA l5c.
o7 l2c. NfaTacabo 9Ls0Itc; Lallavrs 9l2 &c.
Sams,c3 ~L,0 l2c: Domingo N-,d9he Porto Rico InG
- costa Rca 9L dl5c Mexican. llG l22c; Mocha -
d2ec: Augostura lldl$c: >avaniIa 92a l4c. Cuiacoa
Co6FERAGE sToCK-Thc., gnoia.ion are MeasSes
v-I heads - inch. ~lue2 10 go. So luch. II -
~ I0x Shocks. 5J0Guc. Eum shocks SO Jo0@3 40
pm Shodss - 5Oas7. Empty Hoesheads - Hoops II
J,ef -. $50 Oo. i feet. 1@'3T3u ,,,.
gIRu, ,,I.-Cutt tuD . rule unchanged Mania
Tor age -ts l2-tiIeIl and Hay Rope. ltr; d'
fhreId s.Iur4 diameter. le-- AMI do oihirau ana -
trrai ,iach ana 615-inch diameter. l1c Mania age
Rot Eo,.- and arms u c 'ud 90 6taread and ~ Tad
i>ilc. Aan.a Whale Iilc -y.; larred Man a. l3-c
= IIrrrd Mania Lat Yarn, ltci SIS Rope. Sihs 'o,
i5tl1csd ami lay anc Hiic Eops. ioSc DO ~ ii,e"
Ir.h ltt...er lie: DO 6Threai ana Atnf 3 men "hl
6Infh d.ucter II ec.. T'rrpd ~i-al ith aiA .o,.t
yl--,a fItup Cordlge l2D3 AlIe lean iiirk ri
Tf.r.n fsrrrd IHrIrd American Lain liii
F.g. Iarrcd American latl Yam. "e NAVY IA th
So ..tr,i states \avy. lrc aad Best uarur. IT,.
roTT iN-Spot cotton drl. unchanged sales t'' haies
foIt bale. .l-t evening uCUduc fI4 bales t'i nNpo t'
% na- for consumption. Delivered contract UU Daea
Receipts 90 the ports today, .,..D o'ies a-'!''t
Stptemrer 4u.b5 bales, against 4t-'Itt Dae' sd'he
Iefl0I
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

ID tI,l.. ~ AsA4.r
E,rr.,.., Feb ~ o-rpl dan. 80! u'n.. y 5r Flour
Iore1 Howas ~Irer ana Ve',nru Supe-. f375aSi7j
tp. .A.'" -' ol l.-' ~ d'. Fd0l.. iu n ',''
tar F., - 4r5 ln iaobc MIS- -i 800 IS -: patapsco
,'a.r - ..-rI a.. Sr tI4r,.t.l - -. 40. 6st-
err winter ..i sior ara 1Iarc.l s. 294el 2oa Ap.u.
White .-0 .fc. irow ~ ec+ estern Mixed. SPOT
-~a5facrn g. toc. western white ia &C.. 30. Mixed
'u pr,ma o Cnocc Pann-vlyaua Aar, 2uo. a. =
BUFFALO, Fob -l-ttoai iici W",.t 'UA H4H- =. %
%rv Corn on ac, s. 6jr. oats priet NO Mixed West
eru quo.cl at a. 'c Wa oo fto'{ ia ,t9re q; 1, ,Ta
act.~e. Prrght~ to Naw.1'r. hv rai-Whra[ Sc; Corn
-. .u BUSH .zOl Iu7h., Oals, 1000 bush
T-. o'@ u a. -!nt- 51a Gust i.lpn.pls $500 bush
food oats du. 90 Mxca ace aye ger al 1.G iaIley
ami oy.r ~ lo2jc. Bulkmrats duu; shoulders 6'-c.;
Cic1r RID 9lac. Bacon ia lair deMan Nhoulers &C.
continuation sale. cf an.l.o goo3 500 bb., basis o
37c Choice central Ohio &c. sugar quiet ana nn' an1c
Hog. hru; Common and light - d, Io4s. io ., ra'd4s
OriG5Ir Fc6. 2.-Flonr qnct ar - - 80 80. Wheat
II 81 June - ~. Ju. 81 % M tle ye9r s. u L 4tl
bl clover seed dnn, but arm at - Receipts-flonr
uI,pf4-l a. ~ bbsi Corn, none. oats 900 bush.
PiilApaLfA srr,. 7it 1n Minnesota Extras Clear
- ,io ~raigh- 90 Prnusyiyanla Family ,food :" DO
co Cate sd uuIo $50. Dou anu once r5 3d. 70 ,2 no.
View process = -. Louis DO Choice I'D; iianesil a
o. pur fdnrf, - W inter " neat fA--
en- Good = uu. 1--we Flour du % ior fura;
,i.yf.te. a. ,Qi 81. Corn N"4 nothing doing BucA-
r-a,f Meal du AZ - - Wheat fev"ft'l au lover;
& H.d. t.ril. - i2at; the cargo rate for No Rel
ron,pt shipment nominal az - nee uG O.Hrl Corn
- ~n4tlcIu IeloV track. 6-cs sail Mixed, t'c:
steamer. ". n .c. '' No '' -. u, i.'l ,''
i 80 cargo rate for Mixed. promDt suDments nominal
aI NE frrr ul uaIS NJ. ' hl'. ftHin&y
sta.c. 80. d., D. .-a:; Ecrcte' t5-s'; Mixed. lhc
provlslon- Ur-Brpi. Clear ttg Meas per 6bL rl3 't
90 Pacaets. -i5 p1 40 y" !. 81 - Bee ham''
.I UUHstt Ju INDIA Meas. f-t rOrb I'll 'o4ol";
Esrra Prime. 81, 90 Hans-7moSrd. i-al5c.: DO salt
1id % tt llc ih 80 - lbe 10 nc.
-ip.trrS ID ,irr 5A. IG5 do. smoked ~ n c.;
shoulders Jl,sle aflc: To- 1u1N'L Nf1--' Belnrs-
~mOkcl II -1 l2c. Llfti--' NV ktiI M
n - ia .lp do. steam. I+r hdicdyrS 1ose ~
Western Kettle. ltDJ lp +I l-lbf. dp. Butchers5
Loose .5jc. BICer-Crelmery Extra PrnnsylyanA G.;
do Western uo. vuui iu Cn1rr, 5'o .-c bladotl
Comfy Ncw-l Extra Tubs ''"3 Sci do tirst4 ,4
g. c. Western Extra HIr do- Coca TO Li"cr 81
n,.. llf " r5t'fl -rR3lc Ege Penn
wanna western. 2tC Cheese NcW-1 ork
Fuu cream i.:LC.. tuu cream l.,. dp tlir 10
too1 ttat Slammed 81 g. Ptuu7ViVauEl
n tuif-altlp. Ii'c. >tEar-kaW ii az "a
-.c .ur rar Hu3c5vdips hrhue0 steady;
tff t.4i Pby rr,l 4lt Ertuuldl"t U'
NouId -c.. 7tndar 'i-. ~erl~tover Gul't no sa
oIf,. TmoiIY - tu1r1 80 fIaCsrr1 u - Feri-Braii
IN --d--. ~lrug 80 U'H1-O .t, Frtroletm .h.'
rnurc. Case, IO4c- "hisAey steady west
IL =.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

Western Receipts Of Dressed Poultry moderate and tho
market rmer Tor Choice stock good dea Of me supply IA
from Chicago, ani while there hte Poor stOok hs
offerings not generally In strictly prime 0rder flle
marks VI state and Western rurkes moving larry az
1Hn lie: IL boxes ot Fancy Iow Turkeys sold NJ l9c
Philadenha Chickens scarce AMI wanted az - 70 zo
Prime lots OF state and Western Chickens ana rows
mixed sell readily at l. TO lSc. Ducks are scarce
and firm: Phind .luhia lots bring ISL
2Oc. and StIte and Western Il n l-c 5000
Geese salabie stock Il hard
10 di pose Of at to zoe. vassbace Wild Ducks are IN
air demand AZ - 5u0S3 The fresh killed MaLlrds are
mostly poor an n SLOWLY at - 10 Soc; some fte
Frozen haards ,ld m Red Heads quoted az
a. and Tea iO0 5uc Tame -quab suRrngy offered anu
trm. Ice House English -uue and Povpr about -cay A
eW VIA PIGEONS are beng iorwar led rom - iols tlsy
arrive in uny cO dition and sell at - The birds are
pretty Well e tn southwest bat the man
BODY Is Thought 10 De Horth u MI -sssippL Qaotiions
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
Gotels
feaal Nctiees.

rJyHE SUPREME COURT, ALBANY COUN-
Il TY-In the matter OF the Universal Life Insurance
companV of CITY. Notice 10 policy holders and
benenciares Universal Iie Insurance Company OF
New York City.
titled smt proceeding the 30th day Of December lssi
and ued the 9th day OF January Ss notice
Il hereby given all the creditors and eamans on account
~ BIZ the Universal Life INSURANCE Company
mai they are reaaifed Ia exhibit claims % the
ersigned the referee company az ONCE, number
udson. Columbia County, New YORK,
and become parties the above entitled suit on on
ar hafore tb Al ay is aud that In default of
such creditors claimants exhibiting their claims and
becoming parties 10 said suit OF proceeans ~
or decree which has been may be maize In SUCH sun ssx
nroceeng and distribution " the assets OF sSso
roupany deposited the Insurance. Department on inc
OF NewYOrk which shall be made Under sieh ofaer
Dated huason' " L" ''A"N IoIIN CADMAN, Referee.
, rca and ofee address No south Fourth st, Hud
N. ".
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
trrorFAv - NNcLNL NNnNErs

Tov0Dy Feb 2I-I2H0 p. m.-Consois, 99ile for money
and il1 r,- thr account bonds four add haI per
cent? ll Atlantic ami Great "e.ien uI' mortg1@e uu-,
t.- crrtlrrars l4i dp ~rr0nG. 49, Ere a3~ do atcJn
,u.o M . Nc,l o.s Central, 1924 Illinois Central 1919
Pruu.vieaniA central. 81. Erallls j' Ne" ora ON
tlfro anu Western - Mlwaukec ana - Paul common.
luHL.
LONDON Fob 2f-3.IO D.. n.-plus alrin'S Guot' three
cent 90 crnt.m-' pr "a ac'JiuL
I0NnOV Feb ii D. u.-taus atvices quote tlroe per
r.ufcs - Genuine. Tor tle account
PAR!- FrD 2l-,lJ u n.rGcl4u<e on LJhInL - francs
- =, checks
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22

Judd buckingham sold 17s state sheep 1l0 n CLIO
Newton Gillette sold ~ Ohio sheep pi n at 5'tc 80
DO io6 ~ a. 50 80 - Michigan do 1ol h at 80 40 l72
Michigan sheep ana lambs r a late ye7tefiay 2lB
Ohio Sheep IL TO- at - co. l20 do 1913 H. at 6e 81 do l25
n, az 80 ~
So i5 ~ ohio sheep and Lambs - d. az q. &C . o,
j PidcOck sold l19 Michigan sheep, log 10. ~ - 10
HoGS-Recripts - ears, 3,-92 head cars ~
4Oth-t and ~ Jersey CitT. Total receipts rics
saturday 1896 against 1873 head for The core
spending There lie carloads on sie
which hat been 2 O'CLOCK Live Hogs are q"ot
el Lately 61s41-o Country Dressed os hte ~
demand steady pricc The Aedum ant henNy "ee'
arc in more request than Light weights Very
Country Dressed Pigs In market Ouotaions SIC
slo9S1,, for medium, 10 ana va
9itc for hight weights iiEcluding Pigs. go -. - nj,
ilf b ~ 67.c ~, ~, - ..
smith & Reid sold % Oio Pis IL ~ at 20 90 late yes
terday d3 Ohio Hogs. l3J b at Iic
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
DO faIr togood 3 90 a =

Reoe p- foI tho week. l~4 5 pkrs last week l pkg.
cor g. 6uug yrIT. l~iOu pkgs E1poTts f)r tle
week 80 rs Grea. Britain 'nt = poe the '"nti
nsui. Of plccInarcauH.. 2-l,~2 U- ASIDE from
steady feeling ia strictly Iiae tuit-r th, rrn-
j. dun aid heavy. Bn crs
about the hrh price, g-uune al m quality OF i1r
and iu instances tIhr J"nHaIgirn Wncu can
uc loIzlt ~ much cheaper IN occasional o Extra
u,y creamery reported i~,. bar there e1"uGh o
fl.-, fine sopts 4G go Tc O. supply 'h demand
Choice -all,r af 4fjc ami there a suoa nau Nice
Tr.~. ir+a4ir irs selling Buyers
their bt- Dairy Futt' nui h0'" 9rr nor vhIn-
10 uci e-sou hcirtlac Ih' lr -lia-l guam
here can be iutc II ud nc hard Co
many hal-urku &c. and +cc Is about fhr E
ing price tof Croce Elfrr buri.s Nrstsru Limitation
trraiurrlcs plenty. inf "ar 4r ie M r'ich'l ir
Extra. UciIr i-, western balft i@
genera v oil quality aua 80 3p 10 .c fOr -
they d.iiy. Factory with th- exception o l' " ct.
marks. i- low s,fcI ..aIk sHd 90 "0c. 'ii
Choice 5tc Poor hutt' scarcely A. urn @. i-t
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Feb Il 1882
hFAS- AND PEAe. - o. c,c

Reccnts for the week-Beqns, l162 DE-s. Peas 800 B
b1sh ExDorts-Beans Ia Dkgs.: Peas 2AlS DuSn.
Tne,e demand for hoice sed:un heaI ana sou
- hrCrirf- II German i"AnS
ere more liberal largo orders The West ad
-outh prices have well sustained 50 NarroWS e" any
cousrg been sold during the week pT ce he
lower and yenr Choice not ~ ana st'aoi
1 Mold rhc IN ,rke IL steady TO- hacc New Red Kidney AZ
aout go very iuil old stock Rack Leans nav g
ha, rv truc quietrr; two carloads 80 al
81 49, little rxcitrn nj car was WORKED on ~
fr il fc- sci. coud hardly he repeated Green la.
are ite freely oTrra, lower southern Elack BYE
New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
hintcr Resorts.

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