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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

The St. Joseph Gazette mournfuiiy
asks "wbat is the secret of that mag
petism which draws to the tent o. Sam
Jones, Christians, Jews, Catholics
and protestants, non-professors and
unbelievers alike, and holds them
there for hours and hours at time,
and until he volunteers to let them
eop Almost anybody would know
that the so-called secret is nothing
more than curiosity, and if the truth
were to be mined down to bed rock
nina.tenths of those present at his pc
culiarly sensational demonstration
would be found to be imbued by TIL
one element.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Painful Accident.

About s o'clock Saturday morning NJ.
John Wingert, an old and highly resp c.
ed ci,iz.n Of this place, net va very
paipful accident. IL s-ems IN ne Was
haulirg a 10 I'd of boxes from thu prison to
the den. {, snd while IN frout OF G-n. Mcln-
tvre's new residence the evils OF one oil the
sing etress broke. The Getach' d singletree
battered the legs of the nesr horse, causing
II TO run abe I'd of the ether horse sLd turn
from Main street into the ungradtd part OF
Jackson. between Gen. Mclntyre's and the
Christian church. There is ditch OF con-
siderable re ON the MOTT side Of Main, ard
in crossing this Mr.. WiDgert was thrown
f1om his seat between the horses. BY
some means the lines became entsngi' q
about his neck, and he was dragged On his
face about thirty feet.
Mr.. C. A. Ware ran 10 his assistance snd
disenpsged the lines, DR.. Elston was sum,
moped. and a hsstv examination revealed
a number of painful wounds sbou. the
face. one of which -jpst below the right
eye-bled considerably. In addition to the
bruises about the face, Mr.. Wingert also
received q deep flesh wound in the righ
arm, probably caused by being dragged
over a nail or spike. he was unconsclou'
for some time after the accident, but med
icsI assistance revived him, and he is nov
doing well, none Of his injuries being con
siderea dangerous.-JfersOs City Tribune.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
The Griffin Trial.

Mcberly, No., October This was the
second DIV of the Griain clild-mu:der
trial, and at as ca ly an hour as 8 o'clot k
this morning there we're crowds OF people
On The cour' corners waiting for the doJrs
Ioop-n. About $50 the doors were thrown
ON n. and a copstar stresm of curious pso
ne filed in the building until 1t was dense
" p .cked. Dolly two witnesses were ex'
amined to-day, and the case was thea
closed. Judge Burkhsrdt Instructed the
Jury. He said il he d, fer dan's are iound
guilty as charged in The lad ctment the
verdict should Ieai, Guilty OF murder IN
the first degree, and nothing more. 1t they
were found guilty of m ,nsaughier. or eth
er Of them, the punishment should not De
less than FIVE years in the PEN Tertiary. Ii
is not bell, we'd that Griffin will hang.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Robbed His Employer.

Philadelphia, Pa, October 1-Ch rles
Broadwell. a young man, was arrested to-
day for stealing $4,000 from his employer.
His operations covered period OF four
wears. He had been employed as a cutter
by a manufacturer of bathing suits. His
plan for stealing W Is to deliver to opera
lives rolls of piece goods, tose'her with
material given them to make up, and m Ike
false returns of goods received. The wit
ness had traced large part OF the stolen
property. ard had lesrned that flannel
Shirts. valued at S24 per dczeu, had been
sold at IS and SO per dozen, and piece
goods worth 42l cents per yard had been
disposed of at "a C .nts. 4"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Breaking Up.

On every hand we see evidences that
win: err is breaking up, and will soon have
to yield to the advancing spring. 1t Is a
most important question amongst scientific
men what causes the general feeling OF de-
bllity and lsssitnde so prevalent IN this re-
Dion. While some reeard it as the result
Of confinement and inaction, others suppose
il 10 be caused by the decay of vegetable
and anina al debris which has accumulated
during the winter. What is especially
needed at this time, however is something
to overcome these influences. 1t IL too
late to talk about the causes what is the
cure? Thousands of persons all over the
country who have given Kidney Wort
a faithful trial are ready to testify that nc
other remedy is equal to il for cleansing
the system, purifying the blood, regulating
The bowels and curing all kidney and liXeI
diseases. II is in fact the king Of all spring
medicines.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Plon-Plon.

New York World.
When will that venerable hum6ug'
"Plor- Plon," cease to issue "manlfes-
toes" to the French people and to
imagine himself a power in France!
Here he is now out with another pro
clamation declaring that he desires
neither the restoration OF the mon
arcby nor the adoption of Utoplan
plans of reform. But ne accuses
other Imperialists of pandering TO
the wishes of the Bourbons and OF
fomentiug a revolt, and he declares
thai he and his family will withdraw
from participation in the elections
until France summons a constituent
assembly or assigns to the people tne
task of nominating a head for the
There are probably not five hundred
c;,;zens in ali France who care the
value of a bon-bon what "Plon-Plon
desires or does not desire, and not q
Frercbman will break his heart If the
whole DYNASTY" ahjures participation
in the e'e:tiors forever and a day. 1t
is SINGULAR that these descendants of
The little Ccrsican do not see that the
ACE has passed away from them and
left them more solitary than Napoleon
was ON the Island of St. Helena.
ImperiaIism is "played out" to use a
familiar expression. and it IS just as
nseIe.s for the relics of the departed
pIory to look for its revival as II
would be to search for an honest man
in some board of alderman.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
THAT RAILROAD NORTH.

Our morning contemporary writes
very vigorously in regard to the rail-
road north, and in this matter We are
heart and soul with it. 1t is no time
for journalistic fault finding or preJu-
dice. it is no time for cavil OF any
sort.
The city's interests are at stake
and the people are becoming unit as
70 the need OF the contemplated rail-
road, and the newspapers should al,
low no petty jealOusies or trlfilng oil
serepces to turn them aside from that
which has become vital necessity to
our prosperity and growth.
The railroad north means a boom
in the wholesale trade, it means a re-
tail trade which will justify larger
and better class Of goods, it means
new buildings, it means cheap fuel
and In consequence MANUFACTURE 3 ahO
in short it means a restoration OF tnt
old prestige which gave Sedal'a th'
name of being the most enterprislni
CITY in the state. The men who ar
contented to see the fruits of their la
bor slip from them through sloth an
procrastination, should be shipped
Georgetown or some other lOcalit
whose energy and life belongs to ante
bellum days, there is no place &c
them in a live town, and their barr
acle-like propensities are only a hi
drance. The railroad north, hrs
then the state fair, and then the cap
tai.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Benton CountyIs Copper Mine.

Arrangements are being made to oP n
the ex ersiye copper ven situated SIX
miles south of Co'e Camp, in Benton coun-
IL. The vein was discovered and opened
about twenty years ego, bat owing TO the
unsettled time. owner closed the sha
ard concealed its location. Before be was
AGAIN ready TO resume work he died, ard
ever 81, c. then the vein has been hidden.
Recent research, however, has again lccst-
ed il and Kama City company are now
preparing to work i. The vein Is per,
pendicular fissurs win OF pure copper anu
when work some 1000 pounds OF ore Were
removed and the vein was Increasing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

Sam Jones said at st. Joseph, III
ever 1 get to heaven 1 will hunt up
some intelligent man who was present
at the Sermon on the Mount, and get
him to tell me all about it." 1t will
be safe to bet that no Intelligent
man" who was present at that sermon
will want to mention the grand and
beautiful utterances of Christ to an
other man who brags about making
Gan old woman thunderin' mad, and
calls his brother men, whoperhaps are
saints alongside of Sam, "dogs,' an(
tells them that "God will burn then
up good" In his own choice Ian
guage, Sam will be apt to get tn
grand bounce.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Cattle Stolen.

Mexico, Mo-, Octob 1.-The biggest
haul made by thieves in this section Tor
some time was that OF the theft OF seven
teen head Of fat beef cattle, last Saturday
nieht, from the feeding pasture OF Irwin j..
Sims, near Thompson station, this county.
Mr.. Sims has about seventy-6ve or eighty
he adj of cattle he has been feeding for mar
ket since last June, and looking over tie
bunch last Sunday found it seventeen short.
He secured the country but could find no
trace Of them, and to-day came to the con-
clusion lhat,hey lad be n stolen and ship
ned to St Louis or Chicago. Mr.. Sims
offers a reward of 5000 for the thief and
cattle. They we're worth $50 per head.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Entitled to It.
Springfield Herald.

Springfield Herald
If merit and deserving count for
much VIM. Hyde is entitled to the
st. Louis postmastership, and if there r.;
certainly be awarded him. With re-
GARD TO the latter it is said that In
= point of number they exceed those OF
all other candidates combined, and are
supplemented by the cooperation OF
conrressmen CNelll and Clar1y and
the good will of Senators Cockrell and
Vest-aIl of which is counted . long
mole that will fetch the persimmoa.
HYDE, accompanied by his best friend,
Col. Crit Prather, is on his way to
the scene of action and it is believed
the matter will certainly be decided
this week.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

Ward will have some difficulty in
verifying his statements concerning
the parties who have received the
money of Grant & Ward. The as
signee at lesta asserts positively that
the Grants lost large sums of money,
and therefore Wards statements IN
regard to them are not correct. The
great Ferdinand is undoubtedly in a
hot box all around. but it remains to
he seen whether the punishment
which be deserves will be accorded
him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Salyationists Jailed.

Wilkesbsrre, Pa, October 1.-The othcers
of the salvation army of Nan,ieoke, who
were arrested on Tuesday hid hearing
this afternoon. They were fined two dol.
IaIs each for obstructing the highway, and
as thew refused to pay their fnss were sent
70 Jail for six hours. A bowling mob sur
round, d the prison and underworld to tear
II down. The whole police force were cal
ed and with difficulty saved the building
and dispersed the crowd. The sslva,ionlsts
were released this evening and pAraded the
town with n arly thousand followers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
THE $4,000 SUIT.
Miss Vernaz Will be Awarded
Damages.
She Has the Sympathy of the
Public.

Independence, Mo, OcIobsrl Up. clal
The Sd, 900 breach Of pr mise SUIT oil
Miss Eva V,rn z, o. Wrrr nsburg, sg9inSi
David Hug es, of Kansas Cr'y, me up
Tor irIal to- lay in Judge elOve.' DIVISION
oi the circuit cour;, and Will b. concluded
tO-morrOw.
The plaintiff is represented by samuei
Sp .rss. of Wa r.usour, aud tn &c end
ant by o. II. Dean, of Kan-ss City, aud
A. Il. Lougan, oil Ware sbuTg Ih=
ulaintiff has prJven hey ord doubt an
m ayement ami breach of promise oil
mari age, but the deiens; h we so lar, IN
the ey mination If the witnesses, shCw'd
thai Hughes VS. drunk, aid on TIL are
basirg defesce.
THF W DING.
The BAZoo real les " II iecall the fac;s
Of the c1se which are more or | IS Sens :
II nal, ard at the tune were pub.I-h-d ex
clus,yeIy in the BAZOo. NJ IS Nrrnaz l.
! Ire ,lie,t daughter Of Mr.. Ad IN Neinaz
nh, Is 10 some extedt eng 'ged In the man
uiactnre of wine between War;, nsoGrs az
the ouarries. Mr.. Hughes is OF The hrm o.
Hughes * Dugap, dea.ers in cut and sawet
some. Karsas City. His business vas suci
that he h d occasion to pass the Nern
house asd after cultivating tie acquslnt
snce IF the family and the eispS
of three years, he again visited In
house and, according to the testimony 0
Miss Vernaz on the stand, of red to MARI
. her on June 2Sth. The wedding day wa
, set for July fourth and according to agree
; ment. Hugh went to the Vernaz house o
the night of the third and stated that D
could not mar. y Mi $ Vernaz,. g.y,ng
, his reason according 20 the plaintiff tel
, mony, that he had "a terrible clsesse.
!. STRAIGHTFORWARD TESTIMONY.
o Miss Vernaz was straightforward IN n
testimony and made good lmpr' ssh
< up,n the whole court, as q
t also all the members OF h
e family, and 1t is quite cera
i thai, considering the strength OF the test
mony, the marriage license htviug 6et
II introduced as testimony, that she Will
IS awarded small damages.
- IN SYMPATHY WITH MISS YERNAz.
= Consid. rab!e interest has cluster
around the case here, and feellug b
been awaked in behalf Of Miss Nern'
A verdict Is xpsc:ed some time to MORO
D. ~ROUGH On ITCH"
r "Rough on Itch" cures numors, cru
m tions. ringworm, letter, salt rheum, frost
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
A Murderer Lynched.

Denver, Col, Oct. 1.-Informa!ion has
reached here 10 the effect that Marshall
Clements, the murderer of his brother and
brothers wife at Sagrache, W taken from
iail there by a party of masked m and
hanged. Clements had kr lie W tn " ich
he cnt two of the masked men quite Sc
verely. The lyrching occurred las: Satur-
dav night but the locati N is remote from
eli geographic connection and residents OF
the locality manifest desire 10 suppress
al information.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
A Porger Jailed.

Waco, Tex, October l. j. w. Foe h md
in 1877 drew a note ,ya bic on the Wa
Stat bsuk for 81 500 and sign the name
of :. III. Pavel,r as indorser, dreS the mo1-
ey and dis e,rei. On Saturday he vas
arrest d in Menard county By the sheriff oil
San Saba and was brought to this CT y TO
day. He had on his person $3.50. He IS
now in j Ill, and the chances are that ne
will only leave it for the penitentisry.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Murdered by Apaches.

Tcmbsion., A. T, October IA man
named Ksating was kille b' Apsehes yes
terJay in Whie TrriI Canon. lhe BODY
was found hail mile from his house he
was shot und-r The arm and his mead
smash, d In with stOses. A man named
shauahan aud Ms Mack, servants on the
ranch, can't be found. Hstfelds COM
mand of forty cavalry and FIVE Apache
scouts passed through Tomb'toLe en- route
In Fl Grant.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

Il have been q periodical sufferer from
Hsy Fever IA mes, annoying and loathsome
afiiction), since the summer OF 1879, and
mill I used Ely's Cream BALM was nevre
able TO find any relief until cold weather. |
can truthfully say that Cream Balm cured
me. / regard it as Of great value and
would not be without il during the Hay
Fever season.
L, NJ. GEORGIA, Binghamptop, n. 7.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Srahhad hy a SauaW.

Portland, Ore, October The suthori-
ties at Lewiston, Idaho, have Just BEEN
notified of murder near the town OF
Rathd.um. Two Indian women hid a
quarrel when ore stabbed the other to
death. The murderess escaped, but was
soon captured by the state authorities, but
as the mu. der was committed on the Indian
reservation, the prisoner was turued over
TO the custody of the United States mar
shall. The Indians are gre lily excited over
the mpfder
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

The ecclesiastical court which has
for the last month been trying the ia
nous Mr.. Jardine, in Kansas City,
has cost the church 500. 1t would
have been more satisfactory, perhaps,
and much cheaper, to have at once
dismissed the reverend gentleman,
and applied that money toward the
salary of a man who did not believe
in a "spankistry," but then this is
merely gratuitous opinion. and those
who were interested ought to know
hest.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Defending Bulgaria.

Phillip polls, Oct. 1.-Pince Al kan,
Ger is activ ~ engaged in pushing forward
mea,ur.s for the defense Of Bulgaria:
Troops from Sofia ere taking he places oil
Volunteers who have gone TO the frontier.
All s.rag,tc pCsiti n1 and passes
a;e beng rapidly fortified and mill
tary post. are being greatly strength' ned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
~Onanri1y and Quality.

Diamond Dyes more color.ng is given than
in sny known dyes, and they give laser
and more brilliant colors. lOc at all drug
gists Wells, Richardson & Co., Bu:Iing-
Ton. VT. Sample card 81 cOlors, and book
nj directions for &c mt stamp.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

Itcan do no harm to once more re-
mind PEOPLE that railroad north is a
nre-empted necessity, and also to say
10 those who are working so vigorous
" for it that the victory is to the
strong this time and the reward GER
tain.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

1t is reported that Jay Gould will
convert the old Washington square In
St. Louis into great railroad depot.
It will not do, however, for St. Louis
to take too much stock in the report,
a. Sedalia can attest, depot building
is not a past-time of his by any
mnans.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
The silver.Pig Certifcaos Fian

Chicago Current
The silver-pig certificate plan,
which the gold men now STAND ready
to accept as a compromise, IS ABOUT
the siliiest hOnest-currency scneme
ever exploited. A bi-metallic currency
mnst he based on two legal-tender dol
lars, one gold and the other silver:
There should be reasonable parity Oh
value. When one of the dollars De,
come too high, as compared with all
articles of commerce, it should be
cl;pped. When the other falls below
the same gauge, 1t should be increased
in weight. If a silver dollar Will not
now bring as much of one Thousand
articles of commerce, the rames OF
said articles to be drawn by lot, as IL
ever would before, then it has been
debased. and should be made more
valuable otherwise tie gold dollar
has been cornered. and should be re.
duced in value. This Encouragement
has several American precedents::
Silver certificates should issue, legal
tender, of denominations OF one ana
two dollars. No law authorizing silver
MOS on a gold basis with warehouse
r certificates of large face value IL
: mounds of metal) would be a concelT
able piece of currency legislation, =
: would bring contempt both upon siiVe'
Y and upon congress.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
CROTCH ON PILES"

Cures Piles or Hemorrhoids, Itching,
Protrudiny, Bleeding, Internal or other.
Internal and External R.msdy in each
package. Sure cure, SOC. Druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

Never give up! You can find reme-
DIV for Heart Disease, everyone who has
tried Dr.Graves' Heart Regulator say IT is
a sure cure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
.w.TER RIGS. ROACHEs."

"Ro1gh on Rats" cl 'ars them out, also
B e,les, Ants, Insects, K Is AMI Mice, 10
aud 25c. boxes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

A Medicine Chest In Themselves.
Bsnson's Capcine Porous Plssters re-
main urequalled as general household
medicine. Clean, quick, sure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

-Brckeye wheat drills, 4l2 Ohio street.
Best drill made. We will sell cheap to
suit the times. SZoW9t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Cholera And Smallpox.
New York Mail l. Express.

New York Mail Express.
Asiatic cholera and SMALLPOX have
both come very near New YORK, put
no danger need be apprehended ii the
authorities and the people adopt pro,
per precautions. I be Italian Dark
Excelsior, which arrived from Marselli-
es Yesterday, and anchored in the
Narrows, off S:apletOn, is supposed
to have the germs of cholera on board,
sailor having died of that disease
during the passage, but the autherl-
ties AT Quarantine can prevent the IN
PRODUCTION of the scsurgein this city,
and the weather is now so cool that
an endemic would not be possible
even were a few cases to result from
the presence of the Excelsior. The
peril might be great were 1t midsum,
mer instead of late September. and
the Quarantine and sanitary author
ties of our city should regard the ar
rival of a cholera ship as REMINDER
of the heavy responsibility which rests
upon them. If they do their whole
duty during the approaching winter
and next spring, Asiatic cholera will
not be likely to invade New OK IN
| 1856 AS for smallpox, although the
relations of New York and Montreal
are very close, there is little appTenen..
sion of serious trouble from that
disease. There would be none what
ever we're every inhabitsnt of ou,
city protected by vaccination, ana
the only suffers will be those who foot
: ishly neglect to avail themselves ~
the great discovery of Jenner.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
..RAEGH ITCH. ~

ROUGH On ITCH"
"Rough on Itch" cures numors, erup-
tons, ringworm, letter, salt rheum, frosted
feet, chiiblains.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

Produce Markets.


ST. LOUIS. March 81 Flour - Unchanged.
Wheat-Higher early bat declined and closed "a
sc under yesterday: No. red, S3@s31sc cash: Sc
March; sss4@sS5sc April; s5,4as614c May; s614@
s.5zc June. closing at bottom figures. Corn
About steady and slow: 3s3s9SS5sc cash; 3Sc
March: 347sc April; 3s9351sc May. Oats-Dull:
size bid cash 3is<c May. Rye-Dull; SIG bid.
Bsrley-Quieta at tO@SOc. Lesd-Quiet at 81 Az
as 80. Butter ana Eggs Unchanged. Flaxseed
Steady at 81 40. Hay-Qaiet: prairie, s99li
timothy Sll9l3. Bran Quiet at.6616612c. Corn
meai-Firm at 81 25G2 30 Provsions-Dull and
lower. Pork-S12 40 cash and May Bulkmeats-
Long clear Sc l5 short rib. S. 25 short clear So 90
Bscon-Long clear, Sc 4OG6 so; short rio, Sc IS;
short clear. sc S596 90. LsrdS6 65@6 20. Reeeipst
Flour, 1900 bols.; wheat Il go o.; corn, no.
O0O bu. oats, 1000 or. rye 0C0 bu.; esrley, O00
bu. Shippents-F Flour 1lGh bbls cheat. 1900
bn; corn, 294Coo ou.i oass. - o0 bu.; rye 1900
bu.; barley, none.
BALTIMORE March o.. Fiour-Steady, but
dull. Wheat--No. Western lower, closing dali:
No winter red, spor s51zH9s6c fresh; april $50
@S615c; May, SS5sGSs s.; June, 905s0slc; August,
g96ssylsc. toT~-Mesief stssav auu Qoi6i rixa'.
spot, ss14G4s5sc March, ses4G'9c: Apri, 4SHd
4SJsc; NnN. 4eSza4gc 49, steady and quiet:
whpe, a7@3sc: rDlypd F5GSfc R'e-Sieady at ~
Cs55c. Pr0visions-Easy and dali Copper-Rt-
fined nominal. other articles uncos uged s-siphis
TO Liyerpooj-Dul; cotton. IL $40; hVlr, is ca;
grain. al. Receipts Flour. t.590 bbls; wheat
% eco bu.