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| bales, against 529, 307 bales last week, and
| $50, 1893 bales same time last year.
Total receipts to date, AGO, s52 bale,
| against 5,444,490 bales last season, and
APPS bales in 1880.
Total foreign exports. 3,148, 121 bales,
against $685., 628 bales last season, and
1885,, 81 bales in 1879-SO.
Total stock, sos, 967 bales, against 526, 399
bales last season, and 472.O06 bales in
1880.
Decrease in receipts this season, $50, 638
bales, from those of last year.
At Liverpool the spot market at noon in
dictated good demand freely met at previous
prices.
Sales, $4,000 bales, of which IL 100 bales
were American. Receipts, 1920 bales, of
which 1850 bales were American.
At 1890: Uplands, 65d; Orleans, 13-16d
At 80: Ordinary, SID; good ordinary,
81; low middling, 7-I6d: UpIands, Sgd;
Orleans, 6 Is I6d.
The Liverpool future market at noon was
steady; May-June, 36-64d; June-July,
50 Gid; July-AUgust, 42-64d; August
September, 6 As 64d; September October,
SO Cad.
A.l:30: May-June, 37-64d; June-July,
39-64d; July-August, 43 Cad.
At $3.50: June-July, 8 3S-64d.
At 5: July-August, 6 Pod.
Futures closed dull, with distant months
FAD lower
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE U. s. Al
MEMPHIS, TENN, May Is, 1882. I
The following observations are taken at
the same moment of time Il :0S p.m.) at all the
sta
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WHISKY. ETC.

Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet.
WHISTLES - Redistilled, 90c a 81 so;
straight, 81 5094, according to age.
WINEs-Imported port, 81 50@4; sherry,
81 5594; champagne-Americane extra dry,
sos; Piper Heidsick, S23@25; Mumm's
extra dry, S2oG927; claret, S. 1907 per box /;
Catawba, cases, 81 50@6.
BRANDIEs-Cognac, 5000; peach, 81 so
@3 so; apple, 1908 so.
ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-Whisky quiet, 81 10
CHICAGO, May 1S.-Whisky steady, 81 16.
BALTIMORE, May 1s.-Whisky easy, 81 20
@1 81.
New ORLEANS, May s.-Whisky-West-
ern recti6ed, 81 05a1 20.
CINCINNATI, May 18.-Whisky irregular
and fairly active; highwines, 81 IA. Com
binatiou sales of finished goods, 740 barrels,
on basis of SIP.
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COTTON,

The local market opened and closed easy
yesterday, with sales unimportant-buyer s
holding off, Quotations:
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VEGETABLES. eoULTRY, EGGS ETC.

Eggs plentiful and steady. Spring chick
ems abundant and quiet. Other articles quiet
at quotations.
VBsErABLEs-New onions, 81 25@4 IS
Potatoes-peachblows, s. % from leyee;
seed potatoes nominal at S3(G4 from store;
new, S595 80. Sweet potatoes-large-S3 rs
ga for home grown; nominally s. so for
Southern. New Orleans cabbage, S394 so;
Mobile, s. 50G16. Stock peas, S2G2 %; whip
poorwill, nominally 81 25(12 So; b. e. peas,
= 5O92 20 from store. New garlic, 81 per
hundred.
FRUITS = Oranges - Imperial, Sc 80 per
box; Messina, S. 5O@6 per box. Lemons,
s. 1901 so per box. Cocoanuts, Sc per hum
dred. Bananas, S293 per bunch Peanuts
Virginia hand picked, lie; Tennessee red,
7c; white, Sc; roasted, 24c higher; shelled,
10c. Almonds, 10000. Texas pecans, lie;
Arkansas, 698c. English walnuts, 14C916c.
Filberts, 13c. Brazil nuts-old, &c; new, &c.
Raisins-London layers, s. so; Imperial,
s. So Brandy cherries, "a per dozen.
APPLES, ETC.-Michigan dried apples, 10
73c per pound. Dried peaches, 5c96c per
pound. Pickles, medium barrel, SS@S %;
half-barrel, 81 50(a94 70.
CIDER-Missouri, S. 80 per barrel, and
81 70 per half-barrel.
EGes-19@20c.
FIsH-Mackerel-12-lb kit, No. l, S1@
l 10; No. 2 85(995c; 15-lbs, No. l, 81 I0(9
l 20; No. 2, 95cC9S1; half-barrel, so lbs,
No. 1, 81 90; No. 2, s. IS. White fish, No.
l, per half-barrel, Sc 5O96 rs; family, "a %
ga so; per kit, nominnsIly 81 %. Dried
behring's, per box, 25@130c; North Carolina
roe herring. half-barrel, Sc so.
PoULTRY-Spring chickens, S1@3 25,
according to quality. Hens, S. rs; mixed,
81 50t93 25. Turkeys, 50 per dozen. Geese,
50. Ducks, g SOFAS.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR ARKANSAS CITY,

Memphis and A re- ansas CITY Packet 90.
Adams y. S. Mail Line-For Helena, Friars Point
Concordia, Terrene, Arkansas City and Pine
Bluff r. R.-The fine Passenger Steamer
DEAN ADAMS,
NJ. K. Cheek-.-....master A. L. Cumrnins. CLERK
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY at5pm
For Information apply at No3 Madison street
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.
EXPORTS.

Thus far this week.. ....... g. sos
Thus far last week A. 7O9
since september 1Se 1Ol
Mississippi and Tennessee aiIroad......... 40
Louisville, Nashville and Great Southern r.
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sRooMs AND saooM-coRN.

Brooms of home manufacture and broom
corn continue in good demand.
-CoRE-Per ton, Sl5O@22O, accord
ing to grade.
BRooMs-Per dozen in wholesale lots,
81 75(d4.
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L. P. Schenck-2O brIs rice.
City of Proyidence-99 brls flour, 40 nd
sheep, II pkgs sundries.
Dean Adams-103 bales cotton, 6 bags
seduction, z hid stock and IS pkgs sundries
Ste. Genevieve-1116dr dry brls, 763 SKIS corn,
400 SKIS oats, 210 SKIS bran, 80 SKIS dried fruit,
lO1 ks bacon, 100 brls pork, p ties and wet
brls. 300 pkgs lard and 776 pkgs mdse.
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Crown, So 40; Eagle, So Is; pine apple, 81 rs

Crown, S. 40; Eagle, s. 25; pine apple, 81 rs
O. rs.
SALT-Per carload, 81 so; from store, 81 IS
al 20 per barrel; coarse, per sack, 81 5Oi
fine, 81 IS.
SoAP-4964c per pound.
BALTIMORE, May 18.-Coffee quiet; Rio.
cargoes, S491O2c. Sugar frmer; a soft, 10c,
NEW YORK, May 1s.-Cofee quiet but
hrm. Sugar quiet but firm; fair to good re-
timing quoted at 7sG7lc. Molasses quiet
but firm.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1S.-Coffee steady
with a fair demand. Molasses dull; COM
mon reboiled, 45(dj47c; fair reboiled, 50(d52c;
prime, 5595Sc. Sugar steady with fair de-
mand; common 10 good common, 6s(974c;
fair to fully fair, 6ssG9Sc; prime to choice, 81
@8lc; yellow clarified. SsM82c.
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAYING-
MovEMFNrs ATTHEIEvEE

ArriUaLs.-Belle Memphis, Vicksbnrs; City
of Providence, St. Louis; Josie Harry, White
river; Belmont and bsrges, Helena; Tilds,
New Orleans; L. p. Schenck. New Orleans
Coahoma, Osceola; Hotspur, Hatchie river
DepaTt1res.-Dean Adams Arkansas City;
Ste. Genevieve, St. Louis; U. P. S,henck, Gin
cinnati; Belmont, Ohio river
Boats Due Up.-James Lee and Rene
Macready.
Boats Due Dowa.-Thomas Sherlock.
Boats Ia Pon.-Josie Harry, Coahoma, City
of Providence, Belle Memphis.
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Above low Changes.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

Nothing doing at the banks outside OF
routine business. Money 8 per cent.
Clearings. Balances
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chicago chips,

CRlcAso, February GA decision oi
importance to the Board OF Trade brokers
was made yesterday by Judge Moran, who
held that promissory note given in settle
ment Of differences on option trades could
not be collected inasmuch as the deal was
illegal, and neither more nor less than
gambling.
Atthe price list meeting Of the Lumber
mans Exchange yesterday, recomPenda-
tions Of the board of Directors for certain
advances in prices % rule during March,
were adopted astollowS Fencing aud floor.
ing six inch advanced from Sl7 90 to St7 50
per thousand feet; common Gull, No. .,
sixteen feet, from Sl3 90 TO SIS 50; Norway
fencing from Sl5 90 TO SIS 80.
The striking rolling mill hands at the
Union Iron and Steel Company's works, on
Thirty-frst street and Archer avenue yes
terlay attacked 4 number Of men who have
been engaged to I'LL the places left vacant
by the strikers. The police were called ou
70 auell the riot, but were not in sufficient
iorce TO protect the workmen, who wen
hooted and pelted By themob.
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BRIEF TELEeaAMs.

AtNauvoo, H., the house Of John Well
hemy caught on fire yesterday and his two
little children, who bad been left alone in
the building, were burned to death.
A Wilcox, Arizona, dispatch saws: The
President has refused executive clemency
in the case OF the three Indian scouts sem
fenced to be hanged At Fl Grant on March
A Virginia, Nevada dispatch saws:
United States Marshal August Ash commit
ted suicide this morning by shooting rim.
self through the heart. Financial troubles
and hard drink supposed to be the capse.
A freight car loaded with brick wss
ditched eight miles from Joliet, Ill, yester.
day. Ten tramps were seCreted in tie van
at the time. Two were killed outright and
others so badly injured that their lives are
despaired OF The names OF the uniortu.
mates are unknown.
The Norfolk ( Western Railroad Com.
pany yesterday paid into the Virginia State
Treasury $4,000 the remainder al ne
SS00, 600 for which the States Interest n
the Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio Railroad
was sold to that company. The money
NHt ue PttSe0 70 tne credit OF the public
free schools 70 replace in part the moneys
deyiated.
At Cold Spring, near Milwaukee, yester,
day, Wild freight on the Wisconsin MI,
road nan into O, II. 4 Sc p. freight. ana
soon alter another O., NJ. & 81. r, train
came along and piled into the rear Of IN
Wisconsin Central freight. The regiIt n
] the killing az 4 Wisconsin Central E,,Ea
men named MeRrides who lives u Ne
nasha, and wrecked two engines and sev.
lefalcaEs. ~
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WHEELING WEST VA. WEDNESDAY Ill

containing the yignette Of the late Presi,
dent Garfield, and which is intended iol
Queen Victoria, has been received at the
Postofiee Department in this city. It 4
known Is the Garfield stamp, and presents
what isknown as the ''three-quareB' view
Of tthe face. Its a most excellent Likeness,
and q beautiful piece Of work, executed
BY the American Bank Note Company.
The stamp is set in q frame Of ebony, con.
tanning 4 mat Of sterling silver, upon
which is engraved an exquisite border
Of fine geometrieal lathe work. Tits is
surrounded by rod Of solid gold nearly 4
quarter Of an inch in diameter, cut In bar.
leycorn work Of new design, with brilliant
facets OF Joaquin. This rod Is between
the silver mating and the royal purple vel.
vet on the eoncave portion Of the frame,
A french plate glass with beveled edges
covers the picture and mating, and tie
whole Is enclosed in fine cedar box, lined
with royal purple velvet. This Il present
from the American Bank Note Company
to Queen Victoria. The picture arrived
to-day, and will be sent TO the Queen
through the State Department after being
shown to the President.
There were many visitors to General
Hazen's Office yesterday to look at The
picture, among them Colonel Rockwell,
General Swain, and Marshal Henry.
Colonel Rockwell suggested that n dppfi.
cate ought TO be made for Mira Garfield. y
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The IIrmntleII EItensinn.

The force Of engineers engaged in sur
veyins the extension Of the Hempfeld rail-
road haye completed their work and made
thsiF estimates. Some Of them have been
sent 10 Connellsville, and others are over
hauling the estimates, as they have run up
to unexpected figures The road is an ex-
Pensive one TO build, and the effort now
will be to see il the estimates cannot be
reduced. The right OF way has not all
been secured, bat this branch Of the work
vii be pushed by Colonel Boyd as soon rs
Tie roads become passible. We have as
SuraHers that the work will not be aban-
diouet, but that it will be built at an early
day. The coal fields through which il
passes are too valuable to remain long un.
developed. Atpresent over two hundred
hands are engaged at work on the Con
IteisE!l,e end Q! the extension, pushing
The mad toward Washington WaihinCton,
Pa, R,portsr
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
TAE AMENITIEs % rAE sENATE.
AstIoa On he SoaIsn,IOa, Of COalllnr aad s.r.
Etut-"ODss. Hearth" steel for New Sa,al
stsaasI-rr'pos.d Railroad L.vis.
a-Gsnsral Capital Notes.

wASHSoToS, February 2s--In the sx.
ecutive session Of the Senate the nomina.
ton Of Conkling to be Associate Justice
was reported from the Judiciary Commit
tee with the Recommendation to be con-
armed. 1t was placed upon the calendar
in accordance with the rule which requires
all reported nominations to lie over until
the next succeeding executive session. No
request was made for the unanimous
consent to suspend this rule, and nothing
was said in regard to the nomination,
except the announcement by Mr.. Teller,
in the absence OF Chairman Edmunds,
that the Committee had authorized him to
report hEorably.
The nomination Of ex-senator Sargent,
Minister to Germany, was also placed on
the calendar with favorable recommends.
ton.
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ARirLansI Seheme.

ST. LOUIS, February 2S.-Advices from
Texas say that Land Commissioner Walsh
has discovered big scheme on the part OF
Wisconsin and Michigan lumber and mill
men to acquire several million acres OF
pine land in Eastern Texas. They en-
pIoyed lawyers to have the land surveyed
and obtain information regarding them,
and offered to purchase all the lands at
one dollar per acre. Some OF the lawyers
engaged formed a smaller syndicate and
offered oQe dollar and fifty cents per acre
for part OF the lands. This exposed the
big scheme Of the Northern men, which
was, rs soon as they secured the land to
stop getting out lumber or to gauge the
amount in such 4 way as to advance the
price greatly and realize immense profits
Both OF these propositions were rejected by
the Land Commissioner, and Governor
Roberts will recommend to the next Legis-
lature that provisions be made for selling
to actual mill men the timber or stump,
and reserve the land Of the State.
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whereas their powers really began and
ended with the twenty prisoners on the
benches before him. n. M0uSaRieR then
gave sketch Of the character and career
Of each prisoner, producing q marked
impression by his eioquenee and
the logic Of his deductions Shortly
before eleven he took a rest, being replaced
BY his assistant, II. 0stroWsky. At half.
past eleven the Court rose while the Pro-
eareuTs substitute was speaking. SOaka.
nof seemed tired and scarcely listened.
ingoni, on the contrary, listened atten.
lively from beginning TO end, Teterka and
MoEusoh interrupted angrily from time to
time, while the woman TerentiefE, when
not making senseless exclamations, amused
herself by laughing and making grimaces
at the public.
Ten Of the prisoners, including one wo-
man, were sentenced to death, and the re.
sentenced to various terms OF penal
3erritude.
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yesterdays opening. London sold New
York Central yesterday and bought Erie.
Amsterdam bought Denver. Vanderbilt
brokers are asking still higher prices for
Lake Shore, but the bears on this stock say
that the insiders are selling and that Il viii
go 70 par within three months.
The Eastern Trunk Line Executive Com
mittee have considered basis for pooling
the passenger business. The Joint Com.
miitee will meet on Wednesday.
Mr.. Gowen denies the report that VAN
derbilt and himself had obtained the Gem
trai Atlantic & Great Western road. He saws
they have been invited to act Us trustees Tor
the English bondholders and may accept.
The statement enAnating from New Or.
leans, which has been widely circulated
here, that the Palmer-SulliVah Company
had suspended all their works is denied By
Gen. Palmer and the officers OF the Mexi.
can Construction Company here. The
statement that the Treasurer cannot ac-
count for the disbursement Of two million
dollars for which there are no vouchers,
ia also declared false. It is claimed that the
company Is ahead.0t time under the condi-
tons Of its concessions.
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Foa over two years there have been
constant reports in regard to the falling
health Of Archbishop Purcell. His death
has been expected any day for a year past.
Bot strange to say, his ailments have abated
Of ilie, and his mental faculties are coming
back to him with some slight degree Of
yigor. 4 dispatch from St. Martins, Brown
county, o, on the 2Gth, is TO the following
effect
The SD birthday of the most reverend
archbishop OF Cincinnati was celebrated
with great rejoicing, this morning, St the
Usuliae convent At this place A press
representative called upon Archbishop
Purcell las, night, and enjoyed an agreea-
BE chat With him He is in far better
health than he WIS when the correspon-
dent saw him six months ago. His COM
piexiou, which had then dark and mot
tied appearance, is now clear pink and
white, ike that OF a young child. His eve
i much brighter, his speech clearer, and
he eyiaces more interest in what is going
on afouad hin. The archbishop enter
tAinel small number Of clerical and lay
friends at the parsonage. He sat at the
heat Of TIE tabe aud said the grace be-
fore aud 4!ies dinner. His appetite is uni
iornly good. Judging from his present
appearance, there iseverY probability that
Archbishop Purcell will live to celebrate
TIE golden jubilee or fitieth anniversary Of
his ePlscopa! conservation, which occurs
on October j., 1883 He seems perfectly
hfPpy, contented and grateful for the atten-
ho1 Of The sisters, who watch over him
With the tenderest solicitude. He is never
Ieh Alone Tor one moment during night OF
dIr.
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Another Recommendation OF the Com
mItiee as TO the Steel TO be Used.
spariht nisTsstCl, n th. T,t.Itt,,....

Another Recommendation OF the com-
mittee a. 10 the steel 70 be Used.
Special Dispatch TO the Intelligeneer.
WASHINGTON, February 2S-The House
Committee on Naval Affairs determined
to-day to insert in its bill providing for the
construction Of additional vessels for the
navy proviso that the steel to be used
should be open hearth steel instead Of that
manufactured by the Bessemer process.
This, it is said, Is done on the ground that
the steel manufactured by the open hearth
process is much more homogeneous and re-
liable than Bessemer steel.
Mr.. Park, Of Pittsburgh, who has been
before the Committee for some time in re-
gard to the matter, and horecommendstbis
process to the Committee, says that the ex.
pensewill beabout 30 percentgreaterbythis
process than by the Ressemer process. The
amount of steel estimated as necessary for
plating the vessels is placed at 5000 tons,
which, at the price fixed per ton, will
bring the value Of the steel consumed to
$4,000. 1t is apprehended that this
decision upon the part Of the committee
will meet with protest and opposition upon
the part of the BessemeF steel men Of the
country, although Bessemer steel manu-.
facturer stated to-day that the demand for
this amount would relieve thepressure in
other quarters and help the steel interests
in every part Of the country.
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9n9aete+-S splendid tFade has been ione the
past week The market haI been steady and there
SaSs Sa mo no SSaaEs made q any
iolIoSs COSes, EiT EGAI5 iSe Ats soo4 s''sn RiS 4
I9sHe prime is4e choice itc, 6Sst roaGted
lE.c, yellog no ite, lava &c syTaps
eCSalaoa sSsa1 Saa4e Prime 11tSc New Orleans mo
y ssA. prime &c choice new 51a5So, maple syrup
" per gallon Sugar; hard crushed iOS<e, gFanu.
iated rs, powdered lO5<e A coffee sc, B q.
a, Psai51,e ISs Ne saFsr g palace gSc golden c Sc
11ze New Orleans prime &c. R4nsoSn e Sc ''''~
a. S5S'-so HackeFsl, bblA, tl8O9; No. medium
ROOd1 FRs-Market steady. No tnbs Der
dozen, % 90 No tubs Der dozen. s o. No. t561
Pes dozen Y 0s 2h'Op pals per d0ben 81 20; GhoOp
S1iA, s. 10 keelets per nest 81 SS butter tnbS SsI
I6a eapaS!ty 9 g Do. Is lbs capacity, s. OO DO s.
~ eapaciy, 80, Raahb0aHIs Pl&la, q S6al Is;
WsShoo@rds. patent per doaen, q 5Ola IS
Steea C0Fl.-l29 Sal4e per pound
HaegT-pouble strength wine vinegar. eSa30e:
.1nGAIq; IalScs lOAlle for country stock; wine
Bans-ReeeIpts continue 70 come in slOwiy. hut
An advance IN price has takea place: prime nave
Y q &? = medium g - red kidney q 7SaS %: red
.CAssee-5 quoted In lObbIng at IOc for prime
western, And iSsSat5e for New York. sweit1er Is
l's, SO SAeeOEding % quality. l4mbuger lsc.
per bushe and clover Et IS OCSS s icr Gnaii nd
EsaiSas-tvs Ese,e ann a. soasse 4oa.sc sOr
Naas-There has been no change for the p.,tt four
weeEA The nts on nails. ience and brad, from
l0d to Sd i = 70 per kpe.
Ao'ley-Remaths the Lame At 22zesc per pound for
new clover. California 9Oa.s1r per mound: New
xoTk in cases, lsa2Oe BuckWheit, lSiI6c strained
Z. Zs:.s steady; country sAs,ss perpound;
o5'.aad Soo4.-SO change in prices bu. /. good
tnde; 9sotAtlonS are: D cans, PIE Peaches
W 2 cans peaches 8 %: ? n cans peach
81, g IsmaSoss : . cans, 81 aial g.
stEawseErie4 ? D eEHx, q 50 BlaekberTieS, 2 B
cans, 81 % RASpberTies 2 n cans, 81 8, PiumS. 2
cans. y 4OAl % Lima beans ? cans s. IS,
stsng y Is Cove oJStea, ! n cans, Light, &c full
FI1i;s-MaIAEa Gnpes q 5Oss 90 per key or sos
PEE pound. Cnnbefres 500 a 50 per cr4te; % O0a
Il g per e4SseL 9ainees. G2B0E2 80 per bfSIei.
DTaen kFduS=-We quote Apples At Sa9e Tor Allced
tS5c Tor quafteFE PeaeheA halves, Sc: peel.
IiiIS plti9ed cherries ssASe HgbeHies sOa9Cs
new crOp. 49,
ARpEg-Reeelpn Of apples dIuInlshlag Demand
aE a. - 5ai % per barrel IlnA and inferior 81 50
EgOs-ReceIpts liberal: demand moderate At "a
sc per dozen i0r fresh.
FOuRry-Itve chickens, per pair, Ga6Oc Dressed
tutke{A l94lBe per pound: chickenA I2alSc per
Ponnaa; aneG 19Al4c per pound; geese 9alOc per
Bgzsr- Receipts about equal to demand. Strictly
treSh roll, S5ag'c; prime, SOGG9c; common. l0seOc=
AsV--haled Si4 co. loose on wagon SO OOai2 90
ROo3-festerday morning this market E1S . little
sott q 5OC, and for ext4 qualities &c.
Hhnky-Only Commanded 81 Is per prOOf Klllou
and the market was In general state Of depression
Ihe hliure Of Louisville tiFm for million and Z
qdAftef mad Considerable 70 do with this feeling.
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special Dlp1tch 70 the Inteltgeneer.
WAsHINGToS, February 2S-The House
Committee on Judiciary are engaged in
considering q bill introduced by Mr.. Cul-
bertsOn a short time since, prohibiting
railroad companies from carrying suits
brought against them in States other than
those in which they are Incorporated to
the United States Courts. It often hap
pens that roads incorporated in one State
and operating lines in another State are
sued for small sums, and on the ground Of
being non-residents have the case removed
to the United States Courts. In the case Of
small and poor suitors this is a practical
bar to further proceedings, as the plaintiff
cannot afford to give bail for the costs and
transport his witnesses to and from the
court. In this way rank injustice is often
committed, and it is to relieve many cases
Of this kind that the bill is presented.