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New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
FILLNG PAPERs ~ 4 PATlNT SUIT

Hartford, March II. - The Yale Lock
Manufacturing Company. OF stamford. to-day filed IN the
Unit States Crcuit Court IN this city tho papers In
suit agaiust the postmaster at Waterbury. Conn. aud
tue OF The lns In which the Postoico Ia slt
ua;cd. for the OF the scoyille lock boxes 1t Ia
claimed that these boxcs are Infringemens on a
patent belonging TO the ale Lock Company The
dccision OF Juce hpmHn not iinal adjudication
these patrnts but made motion punish
tIe scovie COmI for contempt violating previous
injuuctiOns IL ~ proposed 10 bring tho matter
fully before the Court for hnl decision.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
KILLING HIS BROTHER-INLAW.

CINCINNATI, March ia dispatch to The
Commercial Gd-ets from London Ohio says that JOHN
GTracy on STU day murdered his brotherinaw, David
Givnwaer, by cutting his throat with axe. Tracy
with his wife and two children, bad from Logan
County a visit TO Gllenwalter Tho two men went
into the woods Saturday afternoon 10 cut and
there ROt INTO trhlng dispute ended IN murder
The Uf the twelve miles south Of here.
Tracy has been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
JANIS 1IMLIN PRONOUNCED INSANE.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, March 12.-Jamcs Tim
lin, who supposed To have been rendered insane
from the effects OF bullet red alleged. into his skull
by one Cowles sntly declared by DR. Moses
C. White, who extracted the bullet. To-day he pro-
nounced insane by DR. Bacon, and ordered 10 be
removed To the almshou.e from tho JAIL he had
been sent fr breacn o. the peace Inc Jail authorities
refused 10 10 deliver him. alleging that The town author
tiles did not have the nocess ry papers and nc
working calmly IN the cane shop Of tue Jail.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
STATEMENTS IN THE COMMONS

LONDON. March 12.-In the House of Commons
this afternoon Mr.. Gladstone stated that Earl Spen-
Ger had retired from the office of Lord President of
the Council. Mr. Gladstone said that he would
propose that the House adjourn IRON the 2Oth INST
10 the 20 b inst. for the Easter holiday
Lord Edmund HtzmaLricc, Under Foreign Secre-
tarv stated that the sloOp Dryad was now at lama
tave. Aadagascar.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
RUNNING FIGH. WITH ROBBERS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 12.-Dispatches
received here that there a running fight
Sunday Goshen. Washngton County, between pur.
suing efccrs and the who attempted to rob Little
Rock and Fort Smith Railway train. Many shots re
EXCHANGED, and rObber wounded, but he
aged escape Az last the officers IN hot
pursuit near the MlssOuri line.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
INcRAASING 4 COLLAGE ENDoWMEY1.

WINCHESTER, Va, March 12.-At the meet
ing u tue Baltimore Conference OF the Methodist Epis
copal Church. which closed TO day President McCauey,
OF Dickinson College. stated tnat that institution would
celebrate It's centennial this year. II proposed to
increase its endowment fund $3.50, 900. Oncthrd OF
which would be- for bul ldng purposes. OF this amount
SIl 900 had Already been raised Of wbich the Rev ID.
IL. Carroll, OF baltimore, had gyen $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
REDUCING 1Hh PRICE or TOBACCO.

ST. LOUIS. March 12.-The st. Louis To-
bacco Manufacturing Company has given notice to tho
trade that II will reduce the price OF May l.
cents Il pound, the full amount Of the tax imposed
by the and tariff aw There Ia great oppos ton
slown. however to the demand Tor reduction Of 80
a thOusand In TO prlce Of clgars.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
THE NEW TARIFF ACT.

date EFFECT.
BY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUgE
| WASHINGTON, March 12.--Sectlon of the new
Tariff law repeals all duties on packages, charges,
inland transportation and commissions. This repeal
affects all mportatons under ad valorem rates
of duty. This change was recommended by tho
Tariff Commissioners. who described il as perhaps
the most important and radical change recOm-
mended." The Commission estimated that on somo
of the heavier and more bulky articles imported
china and eartheuware, for exampe-the reduction
TINS effected would amount to one-fOurth the whole
duty
Late on Saturday some of the officials engaged in
studying the law preparatory to the issuing Of
instructions TO customs officers. thought they dis
covered that while the new rates of duty will not
become applicable until July l. the section before
mentioned went into effect immediately upon the
approval of the act This opinion was confirmed upon
more thorough examination to-day, and instructions
will be issued accordingly. The practical effect, of
course viii be that the duty many articles I'M
ported between March aud July will he consid-
and after the later late. Last year. the importa-'
lions of china earthenware. etc, amounted in value
TO nearly 81. 00O 600. and the duty paid about
S3,O0O.00O. Upon the same articles imported be-
fore July next, the duty would be some $500 900
less, according to the estimate of the Iarif Com
mission. IL Is, therefore, probable thar the importa-
tiOns of china and earthenware will be unusually.
heavy between this aud July l, when the higher
rates will take effect.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

HALIFAX, N. s., March 12.-The steamer
Mna cleared for to-day. to repair tine French cable
MONTREAL, March 12.-Madame Cuthbert has entered
suit against her relative o. Cuthbert, NJ. P for $780,
900 dover In her late husbands estate which the de-
feudant inherited here.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
PROBABLE MURDER and SUICIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-This morning
John Syrcn shot his brothers wife, Lizzie 5y ren tho
breast and then shot himself through the omple The
husband o; thc injured woman keeps bakery While he
was out serving bread John Morrow neighbOr. hear
Ing quarreng and Two pistol shots In room ran
back aud found Mia 5yren wounded In the breast A
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN MAINE.

BELFAST, Me-, March 12.-Georgo johnson,
the Taxpayers candidate, has been reelected Mayor.
BANGOR, Me-, March 12.-rhero was no choice for
Mayor at tho election to-day. The Republicans have
elected tho other officers
BIDDEFOaD, de-, March 12.-The Democrats have
elected Edward Staples MAJ sad carried the city.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
NEWS FROM A DISABLED STEAMER.

LONDON, arch 12.-The British ship Wiltshire,
at Queenstown from San Francisco. reports that
she fell IN with the British steamer Gardenia, in
distress, and towed her until February II, when,
In latitude 800 north, longitude 200 west, she was
Obliged to abandon her. the wind being adverse
IThe Gardenis, which left Newcastle, England, on
January 22, for New-York, was taken in tow on
February IL by the steamer BOyne, in latitude
40, longitude AGO, but the line parted and the
Boyne lett the Gardena on the 18th.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
THE LIQUOR QUESTION ~ OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March Ex-senator Pond
to-day introduced bill imposing tax the liquor
traic with the bond feature left out the tax to bo uni
form At 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

CoNsTANTiNoPLE, March 12.-The Porte to-day
informed the United States hiaister and other
foreign representatives. that the trcatie, of COM
merce will expire on March ~ 1884. 1t is believed
that there Will be no difficulty IN concluding new
s 70 20 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
ENGLAND AND THE TRANSyAAI.

the Cabinet Council on Saturday was chiefly occu-
pied with discussion # affairs in the Transvaal
IL Is believed hal the Government are Determined
10 exert ihelr lntnence To protect the natives
against the Injustice and oppression of tho Beers
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
THE SPANISH BUDGET.

MADRID, March 12.-In the Chamber of
Deputies to-day scfor Cucsta Minister Of Finance reSd
the budget for 1888 1884 Tie revenue estimates
amount 10 Sl60475 375 aud the expenditure, 10 sIGo
32s,075. The extraor ndry budget al,s the r.ye-
nue. at S7,3S6,2lO and the expenditures at S0,0Gj47j
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
A DISPUTE OYER VALUABLE OYSTER
GROUNDS.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,. March 12.-The She'll
sh COMMISSIONERS to-day refused further coniinua-
ton Of tho application OF H. G. Ludngton to the vaua-
ble ovster grounds occupied I'm this harbOr by H. c.
Rowe The application was then Withdrawn, leaving
Rowe In possesson OF the grOunds
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
JUDGE MORRISON I'LL.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.-Chicf-J
Morrison had stroke of paralysis this morning, but no
is reported better this evening aud serious results are
nrnb
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
RESULTS OF THE DISORDER IN PARIS.


LONDON, March 12.-Intellgence from Paris
states that the emeute there is due to the fact that
10000 persons are out of employment. The TimeSs
correspondent at Paris says for the past few DAYS
many foreigners have kept away from that city
owing to Its unsettled condition. There are now az
Rome many Americans who were about TO start 10 r
farls when the demonstration began and who hay
cons"q uentiy postponed their visit
PARIS, March 1.-The total number of arrests
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

struggle ensued between the two men. during which
MORROW wrencsed the pistol from syrens hand. The
shot himself In the temple The doctors that both
tne man and the woman will die; syren, who from
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

In the race to be rowed next Thursday the Oxford
crew. winners last will have five OF their years
men In the boat. being the coxswan. and the
bridge crew will have four. also being coxswain
Ihe TWO crews have been practising in their boats for
some tfme and at the last sdvces the oxford were
at Maidenhead and the Cambridge oarsmen at Ety.
where on February 20 the composition Of the two crews
was folowa.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
THE OXFoRD.CAMBRIDGE BoAT-RACE.

LONDON, March 12.-The betting on the Oxford
Cambridge boat-race, which takes place on Thurs-
day next. which at first was in favor of Oxford.
was to-day seven to four on the Cambridge crew.
owing TO the better condition of the latter This
evening the betting Is three TO one on the Cam
bridge crew.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
WAS GoRTsCHAKOFF POIsONEDi

BADEs-BADEN, March l2.-Owing to the sus-
picion that poison had been administered to him,
the body of Prince Gortschakof will be subjected
to an autopsy and Judicial inquiry will be insti-
tinted. The remains will be placed in the Greek
Chapel, where they will lie in state. awaiting their
CONVEYANCE 10 Russia
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

BRADFORD, Penn, March 1.-The County
Treasurers office at snehport broken into Saturday
night and the vault and safe doors blown open
There money In the safe, and the burglars got
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

MINERS INJURED by AN EXP

MINERS INJURED by AN bAFIVoIVN',, ,
SHENANDOAH, Penn, March 12-Lewis Kurtz
and Henry Beise badly burned tho former perhaps
fatally by explosion OF gas the William Penn mine this
afternoon.
sENrEN CED FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT TRADE
DOLLARS.
BALTIMORE March I'm the United States
District Court This morning william Hil and John Morgan
were sentenced hne Of sOO and costs anu W
for eghteon months for passing counterfeit
trade dollars
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
A FIGURING MILL AND GRAIN BURNED.

ROBINSON, ILL.,, March IA fire early this
morning destroyed Collins * KRIS Touring mill, to-
gcther with 10000 bushels OF grau. Three loaded
with wheat, which were standing the track beside
the mill, also consumed. Loss 100000 Insurance,
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
,R PASSING COUNTERFEIT TRADE
A MURDERER SENTENCE,

CHARLOTTE. n. g., March l2.-Felix Wilson
coored who was convicted at the present term OF the
Superior the murder Nose oadlemaD coloed
ast Nay was sentenced to-day by Judge Mcsse
10 be hanged on Aprn x0
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

Yesterday was eehty-four. Thirteen of the prison.
ers were sentenced TODAY, their punishment vary
ing from line of 16 francs to four months impris-
Onment.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
OXFORD.
Position.
CAMBRIDGE,

II ther practice pulls the oxford from 2s
10 SO strokes minute, while the Cambridge crew did
not exceed 80 or 81 The Old men in the oxford boat
are BourneDe Hsviland, Fort, Paterson and Lyon and
In the Cambridge boat, NJ ,ore Akin Fa,rhairn and
un' VI tne thrycght races that have been rowed by
crews am the TWO universities Oxford has twenty
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LEADING TOPICS IN MANY LANDS.

TIE CITY OF CHESTER AT HALIFAX-rHE DEATH OF
PRINCE oFF-~OCIALIsM AND MILL
IsM-THE OXFORb-CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE
The disabled steamship City of Chester has
been towed to Halifax 10y the steamer Missouri,
of the Warren Line. The Missouri was met
soon after the Suevia left the City of Chester
The hawser broke twice on the way to Hall
fax. but aside from this the voyage was
devoid of exciting incidents. News has been
received from the ste mship Gardena.
also disabled, which left Newcastle, Eng
land. for New-York on January %. Owing
to the suspicion that Prince Gortschakoff
was poisoned, his body will be examined
Eighty-four persons were arrested in Paris
as a result of the SOciaiistic disorders. The
arrests of Anarchists in Andalusia, Spain, num-
Der 1900. The betting on the OxfOrd-Cam-
bridge boat race, to be rowed next Thursday,
was to / on Cambridge last evening.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
PRICE FOUR CENTS
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
GOVERNMENT AND GENERAL TOPICS.


OPERATION OF THE TARIFF LAw-NEw HAMPSHIRE
AND OHIO P0IIuCs-THE CHARGES AGAINST
GENERAL HAzrN-A SINGULAR ORDER BY THE
LATE SPEAKER.
1t has been discovered that section z of the
new Tariff act goes into effect Immediately,
and instructions to that effect will be sent out
from the Treasury Department. The Secre-
tary of the Navy states that while he is not
candidate for the Senate from New-Hamp-
shire, he is not committed to tho
support Of any one. A TRIBUNE corr
respondent furnishes the views of ex-Speaker
Keifer and ex-Representative ButterwoIth on
the Ohio political outlook. It is again stated
that court of inquiry respecting the manage
ment of the Signal Bureau will be ordered. A
story is told to the effect that Mr.. Keifer or
dered Mr. Dawson to divide his salary with
Mr. Tyson, the stenographer whom he removed
to make place for his own nephew.
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LIVE 0 MARKET.

Rsceipts of cattle very light, in fact hardly
equal 10 The local demand; prices we'll m aim
tanned at quotations.; supply very light, e-pe-
cially the better grades; demsnd for all kinds
very good; prospects for the comiog week
very favorable. Mich cows very dull. Very
few sheep ard lambs here: fair demand;
prices firm az quoted. Quotations:
CORN FED CATTLE-Choice to extra, none
received.
GRASS CATTLE-Choics, 43@4Ac; good,
Sl94c; fair to medium, 21933; common,
1922.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Cboice, per h., 4c;
medium,S3934e; common, per head, S1S1 so;
choice lambs, per h., &c; medium, per head,
g 5093.
Cows AND CALvEs-Good mich COWS with
young calves, per head, $4,000; yearlings,
The above quotations are from actual
daily sales.
ST. LOUIS, August 17.-Hogs--light steady,
IS 6095 rs; heavy dull aud lower, 81 75@y
5 %. Receipts, 300 head; shipments, 3lOO
head. Cattle quiet and weak, but little done
yet. Receipts, 1900 bead.
CHICAGO, August 17.-Hogs-receipls, TO-
500 head; quiet and slow, 5@10c lower; Light,
S 30@5 80; mixed packiag, 81 COCA 80;
heavy packing and shipping, 81 9OG5 %
Caitie-receipts, 5000 head; steady; export
1905 80; coed TO choice shipping, S. 15@
5 70; common TO medium, "a 1094 50.
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ST. r rs 8 Oh OF
mo. asa Poplar ST., Memphis, Tenn
A Select Boarding and Day schooffor YOUNG La
dies and Children, under the charge OF the eisteu
Of ST. Mary, of the Episcopal Church. Number OF
day pu yils limited 70 one hundred: boarding pu-
pills 70 twenty-five. Seven thoroughly quAnted
instructor. ferms-BoArd, tuition in English,
latin and Drawing, and books. $500 per an-
num. For fnl Information, apply 70
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Inflammation for EEIofs.

81. Louis Globe Democrat, 18th: Hearing
that the 81. LOUIE, Memphis, Vicksbuig and
New Orleans Pilols' Society we're about 10
publish an interesting paper, this reporter
called on several OF The membsIs for infor-
nation and learned that they shortly intend
publishing a full list Of the membership Of
their society since its organization, and in adj
dliou the names Of thos. who have di d Or
have been suspended or expelled for eau p.
They say they ire compelled 10 this caurss
from the fact that several men who hav-
been expelled for cause have refused 10 SUI
render their keys 10 the socIety's boxes, and
make their employers believe they are mem
bers in good standing, and as such tit ed TO
all the inform alton possible, which is an I'M
truth. While on the subject we took pains to
clearly understand The Object of this organi-
cation. Here oiore il has been supposed that
this object WAS for the purpose OF securing
high wager, but the members claim that it is
not 30. They fully rsslzs the axiom that
demand ard supply regulate wages, and that
employers will always try 10 SECURE the men
that will do the best work, provided it can be
done at a fair rate. Understanding this fully,
they have established their society f1r the
purpos, OF having 3 place to interchange
views in regard to the river without
being compelled to resort 10 saloons in order
10 meet each other. They have bought
boxes and locks and have located them at
Cairo, Memphis, Arkansas City and at
Vicksburg, and Every memb.r is furnished
a key. Every pilot passing one of these
boxes, either ~ or do wn, is by the rules OF
the association required to put a report Of
the river, embracing ali the changes aud new
distractions he has seen, from the last box
he passed, and in addition to this report all
descending boats are required to send a copy
back from Cairo TO their rooms for the bens-
ft OF the bo4ts that are leaving. These re-
ports are read By the pilots needing the in
formation, who, after reading them, are re-
quIred to return them to the box for the use
of others, and it ia expected these reports
will remain one week IN the boxes. The
penalty for abetracling the reports b, fore the
time by members is a foe or suspension, but
when abstrac.ed By noE-membeIs it is theft,
and in future will bs.punish,d as such. They
claim that this inloTn 4 ion is their capital,
and the III f. Of i, which deprivs4 other
members OF Ihis capital is felony, and should
be punished ~ such.
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DRY GOODS

lnI SOSOS
NEW YORK, August 1.-The demand
Tor stasonsble specislties has been modersts,
and the 'akings Of Ich quantities necessary
10 meet current wants and keep assortmeDte
complete. Blsaehea cot:ons Ia request, and
fair selections to meet requirements are Of
daily report. In fact, such Is The character
Of general demand. The Journal Of Com
meTce will announce to-morro~ a large and
perepptory trade sale CT 1900 packages OF
domestic cotton g5ojs by Wiime,ding,
Hoguet q Co., per order OF Georgs {. Rich
ardson & Co, the sale 10 be held Thursdsy
and Friday, August z3i and "a b, and will
comprise the welI-kuown products of the
York Manufacturing Company, EgeretI's
mills and L>wistown mills, such rs plain
and fancy denims, striped aud plaid tickings.
plain and fancy duck, giughsms, dre.s goods,
shiriings, plain and farcy coating, cheviots,
York s%hirting, checks, Marseilles checks and
coitonades, snd in addition favorite. brands
OF Lawrence L. L. brown c~ottons, Booth
drills, Booth A. l.. NJ. G., A. 2, and Cross
and Argyle fine brown sheelings. This is even
more important and larger in amount than
the recent SALE. 10 fact, it is the largest in
dividual offeriug of cottons ever made at
auction, for which reasons it must command
the attention of every buyer on the CONT
0apf
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ne Up.-Clty OF HeIens.
Receipts Yesterday.
FUTURE MOVEMENTS

THE John A Scudder is due tomorrow
evening for ST. Francis river.
The Ida Lee, Capt. o. K. Joplin, is the
Tuesday packet for st. Francis river.
The Ida Darragb, Capt. Ed Nowland, Is
the Tuesday packet for Arkansas river.
THE Marx Twain, Capt. Charles Aston, il
the pscket Monday evening for Hsles Point
THE City of St. Louis, Capt. Dan Able,
will pass down tomorrow morning for New
Orleans.
THE Lee-Line packe's Monday evening
are the Coahoms, for Friars Point, and the
Dean Adams, for Osceola.
The Anchor-Line packets tomorrow morn
ing are the City OF Cairo, for Vicksburg, and
the City Of Helena, for g.. Louis.
The Kate Adams, Capt. Mark R.. Cheek, ID
the Uniied States mail packet Monday even
ing at 8 o'clock for Arkansas CITY and all
way landings. E. w. Outlaw has charge Of
her office.
The Josie Harry, Capt. Milt r. Harry,
will lesvs this evening at 5 o'clock for all
points on White river, going through &c
Jacksonport and making conn: ctIon with
packets for upper White and Black rivers.
PIP. Pease and Hugh Smith are her clerks
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

The Nashville, Chattanooga and s.. Louis
railway management has ordered the engin.
eer to make surveys with a view to extend
The McMiunville branch 10 the Bonsir coal
fields. There fields contain enough coal TO
supply the South for years, and the ex.en-
sion will tend 10 cheaper the price. The
Sparta extension from Rock Island to Sparta,
will be completed his fall; sls), the bridge
over Caney Fork, the highest railroad bridge
in the Uuited StateP.
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

III DAY.
White River.-.-.JosIE HARRY. Harry, pm.
SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
Vicksburg Gerry OF CAIRO, Sunday, 10 IN.
New orleans---.CUY OF ST. LOUIS. Sunday, 10 q N.
ST Louis-------.CIrY OF HELENA, Sunday, loan
Friars Point--... CoAHoxA, Monday, 5 pm
Arkansas City...KATE ADAMS. Monday, pm.
Osceols------DEAS ADAMS, Monday. S pm.
Hsles Point--.--MARK TWAIN, Monday, 5 pm.
st. Francis River.IDA LEE, Tuesday, pm.
Arkansas River-.IDA DAKRAoH, Tuesday. 5 pm.
MOVEMENTS AT THE lEvEE.
An tuds.-Coahome. Frisrs Poin.; Golden
Rule, New Orleans; Joseph Henry, New Or
Lean; josie Harry, White river; Dean
Adams, Osceola; City Of Providence, st.
Louis.
Departvres.-Golde Rule, Cincinnati; Ar
kansas City, st. Louis; Joseph Henry, st.
Louis; Dean Adams, Osceols; City Of Provi-
dence, VIcksburg; Coahoma, Friars Point.
Bodts IN Port-Josie Harry.
Boats Due Dopn.-City Of ST.. Louis and
Mark Twain.
Boats Due Up.-City of Helens.
Receipts Yesterday.
Deans Adams-100 SKIS seed, 100 melons,
and lot sundries.
Coahoma-23 bales cotton, 10 bgs seed
cotton, 20 SKIS seed, 103 pkgs fruit, and Is
psg5 sundriee.
Josie Harry drought out Of White rivsr)-
Is bales cotton, go SKIS seed, ~ sks corn, and
so pkgs sundries.
Golden Rule-2300 bdls cotton ties, 80 sks
salt, IA brls syrup, and 100 pkgs m.rchan-
disc.
City OF Pfovidence-1009 dry barrels, 4
wet barrels, 20 bxs bacon, IA crates ~cabbages.
156 fish plates, 1912 angle plates, 1I69 rolls
bsggipg, 3l6 bales hay, 4s4 sks grain, and
l177 pkgs sundries.
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recommended the ssovef m 10 the PATRONAGE OF m hhendss nd acqudnunc@ 8. JACK
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The Liverpool spot Market at noon was
quoted dull and easier. Sales, 5000 bales, of
which $500 bales were American. Receipt,
2950 bales,ot which 2l50. bales were A American
AT 1918: Otdinlry, 4Ed; good ordinary,
5 3 16l; low middling, 5 7.l6j; uplandp,
D ll-16d; Orleans, 5 Is l6J.
At l:30; Uplsnd., 5sd; Orleans, 54l.
The Liverpool future market at noou was
quoted dull; Augus-Ssptember. 5 SO 64d;
September 1tober, 5 81 64i; Octobrr-No-
veub=r, November December, December
January 1854; January-Februsry, 5 80.
84i; February.March, 5 4l-64d.
At 3: November December, 5 35-64d; ] IN
usry-February, 5 SO 64d; February-Marc
5 40-64d.
At 4: Manchester dull and tending down.
Futures closed quiet.