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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

II N pursuance VI q trust deed made by s.
= II Wilson and wifi, d, the und. rsignedssr
whic Ii dated The 9Th of February, 1862
and viii is recorde 4 10 the Proi,ats Office,
IN Yasoo County Book 8. p p 656 and 657.-
will.
On Monday, the 7ih day Of July
sell q, the Court House door O. Y ZOO coua.
~. for cash. the prosperity therein convey d.
to- wit: part of loi t~o hundred and thirty
sigi,t. (s3s) h Y,zoo City 20 wit; AZ iret
on NJ IN Street, comm encing 10 feet Souih'
of North West corner 81 said co nrr and
running S.u,h on Main street AZ feet. thence
back Ess abnn, $50 fr-t also . i 254. 256.
257 and SO. all in Yaz % City Ill Of said
,r, prrtv. W II he sol or 80 much as is pec-
essary under III. provisions saii deed of
Truss. The title is b. iievrd to be- good but
i viii convey only such tiil- as is vested in
me by said deed ~ a
u j MIGtlIE. Trustee.
Is Yazoo City June 6. l856-td.
/ Commissioners Sale.
! AfNDER. an by virtue OF An order of
ne Honorable Probate Court Of the
/ - 4 fZoO, anu ktdtt W MtS>trsDppts
made At the Nay Term 1856 hereof. I
J will as a sperIl Commissioner of said
Court. proceed to,*h. before the Court
Hon door. in azoo CITY.
On Monday the 9Th day Of July
next,
within the hours r scri. Ell by law. the fof-
towin. land siiusiei. lying and being in
she County of IL %. and State of M,ssis-
Ieippi, to.wit the East halt Of the Sulh
east quayler of S, c,ion number twenty leigh,
and The WEES, hall nf SOU h west quarter .ol
section number tween y>s..v-n AL OF IT wn-
ship nu Der two. OF r ny. nnmh+r iva
west. sold As the property %. Levi rhamp-
SON decease /. the tltlss 10 which ar. b.li-v-
ed % be e "nl. ac'iny rs a Com fnissio,er
will only convey such Title as is vested in
me such bond with approved security
will De required Of the purchaser. or mr.,
: CHI isers.
I j. NJ: TlOLLINGSWORTH, Com
Y zoo Civ Jun g. 1856 st
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t-rBlank Declarations for the Federal Couri
for sale at this Office.
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FArAl. AFFRAY.-A fatal ARRAY occurred at
Helena, Arkansas, on the oath ul:., which result.
ed in three men being dangerously and perhaps
MORALLY wounded. Mr.. Rice and his brother.in.
law. DR.. Merritt. were the combatants on one
side, and Col. T. c. Hindman and Mr.. Claiborne
on the other. Afser good deal of shooting, Il
was ascertained that Dr.. Merritt. Mr.. Claiborne
and Col. Hindman were each severity wounded
and it was feared that the two first named would
die. Col. Hindman's condition was regarded as
drecsfious; but it was hoped that he was not "a.
, tally injured. M. Rice escapedunharmed.
The difficulty originated in some newspaper
publications.
Dr.. Merritt has since died. Mr.. Claiborne and
Col. Hindman will probably recover.
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~ Mr.. N. G. Nye is authorized to receip,
for moneys due this Office.
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LAND 70 SALE.
Y. zoo Civ Jun 6. 1856 st

VNHE TRACT OF LAND LYING ONTHE
L Yazsc Riser, opposite Mr. Ew'ngs place
near $, arts. KIN wp b. tie nSmes Of the
h UNTER'S HOME, cons lingo ty nty-one
M died acres, i ,fferea f ( sale at a bargain
For zfnii description 81 sa land. terms &c.,
apn to Mr.. N. g. NyE or At this off;ce
Yazoo CITY, Aprii T. 1856
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a. Prentice, it is useless to say, is RESPONSE
BILE for the following NAUGHTY slip Of tongue: Be
calls "knotty question Can he unite anything
kno'tyi Echo answers, NOT he"
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"a We are indebted to the Hon. Stephen Adams
and Hon. A. G.. Brown foo valuable public docu-
Lncnts
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" Mr.. Champion. the British Minister, sailed
for Europe on Wednesday, the 28th inst. The Le-
CATION il entirely closed. n '.'Ss !.
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UNIQUE Letter.

Mellow we give u bona q ie letter That was hand
81 the other day by gsntlem "a Of this place.
80 may be a'hoax, bat the seaty-sevsa
: 49,, half il good cash, there l. nod'abs
a.. -. suppress the names Of the slgners,
.gop' and tillp o. know the Post ono re- o. tue
-. nn; - ~. d the amount received to
-. a'.'e''a' Du@n IN. We feel complimsn-
ted by'our correspondent, ay;oy learned that we
had become one very good ~. -. aa.a
say our friend v. McRm, /. -. :. .,.ar.s -
attribute the glory ofour eo,vsrsa, !, va., ,vm,.
Of his conquest, a h. knows fall We -, vh.,
we are converted to Democracy, there "a ~ =,
one more to convert, and he is pretty =, G.,
Nj .ht already.
frau Brut.-wee was bin wer moch sof
whot We say was not vone gintlemon ga m
Dire was two lykeyse pecas we was bin telled VIII.
You was git ter pc Won wer goot sag NIGHT fer b
hg,ness gubneur mnckeray an we tlase tlihk W,
you dnse fe Won yer moch goot gihtetmon u M
DIRE al soc lykeyse vedus sent de munnese {,
u baber tie panner We dus sent u dwendy seben TO
Iers and Won haf uf Won udder toller an mos ser
us baber We ish Won glop ant mos kit the bah,
sh. ap.
GREAT Victory IN ALABAMA. The Amer
cans have carried l. III ierlale county by go n.
jarity, which g I'VE III. D mocrats last fall 30
majority. A 'rican gain, ovar .o0o VT, )
This. the Florence Gazette, Democratic pape
wIlfu ly announces.
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HDhiaa - HYATT,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCK NTS.
YAZOO CITY, MTSSTSSTPPI

Have removed from their old stand at the
landing, to the fire proof store, no 22i Main
I treet wher- the will continue to keepa gen.
eral stock of Produce. Groceries, Iron and
i,lacksmi: h tools, and Plantation Goods, which
they will sell on fav ~ terms.-They will
retain their fire proof store at the Harding. which
will be used exclusively in the storag Of cot
ION, and Mrrchand q, and to which particular
1t ~ ion will be e ven
YnZoo CIV Jlnp 6. I25t.'y.
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eeas- tn. gath of June will be celebrated by
the Masnns by process siUn and address. All
Brothers in g 'od standing are invited to psrti-
clip tie.
VII AXE. w. M
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N3W AD133TlS315YfS,

Attention Fire Comp my No. L.
TIL C,npany will parad in full uniform at
5 O'clock P, M. Saturday 7th inst. and meet
at he Hall at o'c ock Tor trans action Of bust.
ness by order of he Captain.
w. j BARRETT, S.c'y
Yazoo CITY, Junn &, 1856.
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Gu Sta ID IN row me Il.
II HAVE becomn interest in the Full
L Improvement on the Cotton Gin, for th
Counties OF Yazoo and Madison. Ord re lef
at the Post Office in Yazoo CITY, directed {.
me viii meet prompt attention
Feb. - 4i;kf THOMAS OLIVER
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mh- There is MT another article in the
market that his gained the celebrity Wood }
Hair Z 'st,rative.'' fur cleansing and resto ing
gray mir To its n. tur Il colo,. 1t Civ g salts
faction to all who use it. See advertisement.
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New Enterprises.

A young man in neighboring county who
feels special vocation for the editorial chair,
and who 10 troubled with the disease call d
eaeocthese sc,1beadi, also . prevalent disease
which we had hoped the great Know Nothing
panacea would have eradicated from the land
the wild hunt after lprinting) office, and who
must wresk his thoughts upon expression and
whose ma knows he 10 out, 10 about starting
new paper in neighboring county in order to
win for himself immortal fame, and to fill his
POI kets full of rocks, has asked our advi about
9 suitable nume for the paper Of which he is o.
tensibly to be the editor. The truth is whispered.
that the real rditor will not appear at its mast
head as he prefers working through other peo-
plea nod lee. He will however. write lead r
whenever the young man gets INTO a tigh,
place, on propriety and decorum and .lso when
the young mans polit cal knowledge is at fault
in answ erng political questions. w, are no,
very good at nam ., but would respectfully sub.
nit few that take like wild FIRE about here,
viz; The Trumpet Blast of Freedom, The fnde-
dependant Blunderbuss. The Salt River Pilot
The Extermnator of Democracy and Thunder.
bolt o, Liberty, or considering it's location in
the dark corner Of Alfalfa we would make q
national affair of it, and call it the Natlona
Dictator or National Quizzing Glass, or
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'sEhe National t1a.OWS

fine american party" tits true this high sound
ing name locke something like going into eel.
lar to see the stars, but it shows hi-h and pro-
per seicappreciation. We suggest as a motto,
No pent up Utica conf 9 or powers,
But the unbounded conuuent is ours,
or,
Survey mankind from China to Peru,
IT'S distance ends enchantment to the view"
We wish the NV paper success, and we
hnvenodoubt.it will obtain it, as very influential
men got it up and somehow are haunted by the
strange hallucinati,n that they are the head Of
the party in the United States of Ameri, a.
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SoHo. OoTn, 60 for western mixed. HAIOs. 1900
60hen hah-Sales, 5000 bushels old u 81 co. Barley
sseser FOUR rowed q 81 Is 81 a. Sales. 600 bush.
Whsas-SAles, l,b00 busheb Mediterranean q u 49,
BUFFALO, Oct l0-7 p. NJ
mere fAir demand for -four 1t previous rates.
les Of 600 bbls. n % IL % % for choice wisconsin,
~ 81 FOR good 70 choice Ohio Indiana Michigan and
Wa; % ~ o. 80 fancy and extra no. 80 81 80 70
~ double extra. Wheat frmer-g nod milling In de maud.
eas Of A. 600 bushels ct 81 for Chicago spring. 10
d l6 for Milwaukee club and 81 81 81 80 for white
wisconsin Corn unchanged Sales Of II, 600 bushels at
Sokc SIC. OAs-Sales OF 600 bushels at 36c. Canal
keRhts 70 New York lower. Corn i6c. 1870; wheat
2es 2o. Receipts In the twenty four hours up 70
eeday $50 bills Of four r. 70s bushels OF wheat, and
Sac bushels Of corn. Canal exports-64 9s0 bushels Of
wheat 4So bushels Of corn and AZ 1862 bushels OATS
OswEGo oct. lO-TP. NJ.
-Four Ia steady and dull; sales OF extra Oswego, 7YS
bbls. Wheat dull; sales 900 bush. white Wiscons n
0wn in good demand sales ~ 900 BUSH TO arrive. on
ygfvate ternn Canal freghs 70 New York. more uct:
00ur 46c and wheat l4c. The lake imports iieht
owing 70 the unfavorable winds. Exports-l,4o bos
nsur, i66 bush. wh at and n, 60 BUSH ora Over
1l00 600 bush. Of wheat and at Oat from
Ne uFper lakes for Oswego
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Of monent quotations. To Liverpool about 1000 1000
bushes grain aken 9d l0d; 900 bbb hour at
pa SD. asked. Rates 70 London
steady with light engagements Grain lld and
-four was taken at s. viii cheese ass To Havre
about 0 bushels wheat engaged at &c., and 500 bills
Csc. There change Of moment 70 other ports
HAYSales OF about Loo l500 bales were made for ship
ment at 60c. CSC. =
Hops-sales of 80 bales of made at &C. l0c.,
with some prime lots at lie.
LME-Rockland In fair demand with moderate sales,
at &c. for common. and at 81 1875 for lump. - 80,
NAVAL SToREsSpirits turpentine unsettled whlle
holders disposed TO demand trmer raes. Other de-
scriptons unchanged
pork market much excited and closed
at advance Of l2hc per Dbl with sales oil
about 700 500 bbs mess at $40 80, with small LOT
at SO u.s. and 400 bbs weresod at $40 25 deliverable this
month and interest added seller option Prime at SIT
$8 Beef steady with sales Of about 25 bb country at
81 for prime and IS 81 Is for Other descriptions
were unchanged Gut meats were firm sale Of 80 hhds
Lard quiet with sales Of $50 bb at l3c lac for old
Butter In fair request at l6c 20c for Ohio and loc
24c for State. Cheese ranged from 71sc s1sc.
RICE was quiet and prices unchanged
bags of pneno sold At and 10 cases Of nut
megs at DC
very active aud the sales embraced about
2s00 hhds included In which l65 New Orleans at
s1c The remainder consisted of Cuba muscovado and
small lot OF Porto Rico OF Cuba sod $50 hhds TAX
en- for shipment TO Cincinnati at Ssc 800 do for refining at
sac; $40 do at sac and Isl do Porto Rico at Sc and
the remainder of the Tuba brought prices within the
sac. &c.
WnskEy.-sales of 100 a 200 bbls. were made s91sc.
closing dull.
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PRyER-BEFw On Thu sdsy Oct Q, by Rev DR.. Bur-
cbard, GEORGE PsyER ALnxarlsE. daughter Of p ".
Beebe, Eco, all OF this city
HEGHNAS-DxcAMF.-0n Thlrsday, Oct. Q, by the Rev.
DR.. Todd, of Stamford CT GEORGE r HEGEaAS to Assp
daughter OF the late Abraham d, camp Esq., both Of this
city.
MApsH-BRB I'm St Paul's church, at Railway, ". j.,
on Tuesday morniug, Oct. 7, by Rev. H. Pere KATE,
eldest daughter Of Roph March 10 WILLIAM g. BnB Of the
arm OF G IAnier & Co New 0rleaos.
New Orleans papers please copy
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY Oct. 10-6 r. NJ
There was rather q blue market this morning at the
opening All the leading stocks freely offered and
large sales made at lower prices Al the first board
Illinois Central bonds fell of per cent Illinois Central
Railroad, q; New York Central Railroad, n; Erie,
Cleveland and Toledo, X; Reading, s Michigan Central,
a; Michigan Southern, II Chicago and Rock Island, L.
La Crosse and Milwaukee advanced u per cent. lot
Of 100 shares sold at IS per cent cash, and that offered
for The salcs Of New York Central, Erie Cleve.
land and Toledo, Michigan Southern and Reading, this
morning. larger than they have been in any single
day before for many weeks. There was any guam
tty Of stock the street, and II sold any
way to suit purchasers either for cash, buyers
option sellers option. Tho bears were anxious
TO sell, 40 as to accommodate buyers in the most
liberal manner. Mere than seven thousand shares OF
Erc three thousand Cleveland and Toledo, six thousand
Reading and two thousand Michigan Southern we're sold
at the Grst board. Between the boards there very
large transactions. The particulars Of the recent orgeries
published in the HERALD created great excitement in the
street and served to depress the stock market.
At the second board prices fraction better, aud
there was q general disposition 10 SELL Cleveland and
Toledo was very active at advance OF per cent
the closing price at the lrst board Eric improved u
per cent Reading vi New York Central Ia Crosse and
Milwaukee u, with tho sale Of twenty shares. After tho
board 70 per cent cash bdor three hundred shares
and sssrs The grant 10 this Company by the Legs
lature OF Wisconsin Of the public lands given TO the
State by Congress for Railroad purposes, is .
fixed fact, in spite Of the Governors veto. The bill
returned TO the Legislature by the Governor, with his
veto, Immediately passed by the constitutional
In the House. by vote OF es 10 IL in the Senate by
vote Of ~ 10 !. The bill law and understand
that ts provisions OF the most favorable character
We have not the veto message, ami do not know
what the Governors objections are but presume that the
principal the omission Of Madison a tcrmn
There sale OF Galena and Chicago At lssH per cent
this Afternoon, which is decline Of Y per cent
The earnings OF tho Harlem Railroad Company for
september, 1896, were.. xss el5 30
September, 1885. sissi 80
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N,oz 70
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THEATRICAL AND MrHc4I.-The pressure upon adver-
tsing ana columns compels 10 TO omit usual
ices Of the different theatres and places of
this morning The readers by gancr the vertse
mcnts can choose for themselves from the many rich
lrea IN ed for
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The Alleged Extensive Forgeries in 'Nall street.

Further OevelOpements OF an Astounding
Character-Over 100000 Involved In the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Huntington, who
was Surrendered by his Il ALL lhe Com nit
tai ofthe Accused to the Nombs, &c., &c., Sc.
Additional and somewhat astounding Developments
hAve been made in relation TO the extensive forgeres
ssmntod upon Paelps, Dodge Il Co., since our hrst
count Of sne transaction appeared In type It is now be-
heved mat over 100000 worth Of forged promissory
neses the above firm nave been executed by Hunting
A md hathe has been engaged in specializing for some
e past aron loans raised upon these forged notes. In
Instance the paid loan and redeemed
- note, which was forged and entirely valueless, and
SEs tho fraud not discovered. The holder OF the
oee 1idoot think it worth his while to make inquiries
Eegng the paper surprising to DO all right and 1t
wanct until Thursday that the trick WAS made manifest
Yesterday afternoon additional evidence adducsd
NG1inst the accused broker Huntington, and another
snArge Of forgery was preferred against him by Mr..
Dodge, - will be seen from the following Affidavit
ssy sworn dsposss and saysHIhas day
% saw Scs q Nessr shop CO.
have been drawn by Charles Scranton CO., of oxford
% r Which s
Ss one as de-
sHres sued bis said arm and forgerIss
.ss Arrested and Dealt With as he law directs
Bennington, who was then out bail, issued by
Justice Connolly, Of the Lower Police Court and the
placed in the hands Of Sergeant Bowyer and officer
Farley for execution Huntington was taken into custody
the Of the day aud being brought before the
nAgstrafe he was committed TO the Tomos in default Of
~, 600 bail.
Soon after the arrest OF Huntington made his bail
IN the ether case appeared before Justice Connolly
and surrendered the accused fearing that he might take
into his head to walk of fine morning, aud leave
them minus $4,000. The prisoner then committed
% prison the two charges Of forgery, in default OF
$4,000 bail
Netsrs Bishop 4 Co. referred TO in the affidavit Of
Mr.. Dodge, hold a large amount Of forged paper upon
Phelps, Dodge Co. left with then collateral security
~ the broker Huntington, for loans made to him. The
amount OF orged notes palmed OF upon Nessrs Bishop
b 90 will not fall short oI $500
Many other firms have been duped IN like manner
We have heard that another party has been vicmized
10 the extent Of $4,000 No doubt there
q these forgef In the market. which gathered
woud swell the amount OF forgcries grand aggregate
q elo0oo0.
E1he Investigation will be continued from day to day
until the exact nature and amount OF the forgeres upon
Aeesrs Phelps Dodge Co. asrertained. Meanwhile
shall keep readers posted in regard TO this
grand piece OF nanceriog, and publish the facts In full
they uanspire before the magistrate.
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The New York Weekly Herald.
ISrEFBsrif0 POLITICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
EUROPE, MEXICO, WEST nrpIEs, SOUTH AME.
RIGA, ETC. ETC.
Tie WISELY HERALD viii be publshed eleven O'Clock
this erung Ia contents viii embrace from Europe
Mexico. West Indies South and Central America &C., Speaker
Banks Crest speech at Philadelphia; Returns OF the Flee
ton Connecticut florida and.amore: Particulars Of the
Riot Balnose; Ederiss various suiees; Latest Tee
graphic News; Financial Commercial Political Theatrical
Sporting Religious and Maritime Tntel yence: teseher with
variety OF local and miscellaneous snge copies IN
wrappers ready Cor mailing e&n be had the counter Price
sixpence.
KNOWS Hats, Caps and Furs, 212 Broadway.
corner OF ulton street
whites 81 Hat, Fall style.-I4s FuItop
street, between Broadway and Nassau street.
Davfd's Fall style of Gentlcmen,s Hats are
unsurpassed. saesroom 30 Broadway Duane street
Bepta Fall styles OF Beaver and FeIt Hats
for children trimmed In the tasteful and elegant manaer
The richest materials These beautiful arces now
eaaL,oa NJ lvo Isn~i street, corner o. Wooster street.
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II tall. .s420,l9l 90 1887 "a 4Sl,6 %
As compared with the same month last year, when the
revenue from The main stem and Washington branch was
s37s7a 49, this shows an increase for september 1885,
of ss3,a45 s.. September closes the fiscal year Of the
company. The total revenue of the year has been
,seoS6s 20 against s4llass1 SO for the year ending
with September lS5San in favor OF the present
year Of s747,l76 81.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have de-
clared dividend Of 41s per cent the Washington
branch OF that road and Of per cen. the main stem
for the six months ending the LIST ns payable the first
on the 18th, and the latter on the 2lst inst.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered this port sumption,
for warehousng and also the Withdrawals from ware
house, during the week ending and including Thursday,
Oct 0, 1866
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A cARD.THE EsPENscHETD HAT FOR THE PRES.
N ent and the ensuing winter sold at three dollars and
hair Is admitted 10 be In all respects, 70 any four
dollar hat In Broadway Go and Judge Tor yourseves ~
lis Nassau street.
CARD-TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF CON-
n gress Water:-An inferior article Of mineral water
ID advertised and sold under The OF "SaratOgAu
water. !Ae word "saratoes being used BY counter.
their fictitious article Congress- The suoeess u
the cheat arises from Congress water having 80
often called Saratoga water people suppose
its true and only Taking advantage Of this. The
spurious article Is up, wnb marks and bottles
to resemble, as they dare, Congress water
and mostly sold imitation of 10 those TAINTED
with the Distinguishing marks and brand, peculiar rAycr
and qualities Of the Congress water. There
multitude Of springs Saratoga the from any Of
which might Sc thus sold Saratoga" water, by persons
scruples OF whore
are liable pecuniar. punishment ana yet the article
imposed ontle puoc be ~or,he injurious you
Congress speeabe dealers only and
IN that the brand the cork CONGkESS
WATER-C. ". for without those words ana letters. Ia =
swindling counterfeit On wrune TO We viii send
and packages. and by ordering from -
enclosing for the amount ordered have
Il safely forwarded 70 part Of the woE9d
CLARKE WHITE,
Congress Spring. Saratoga SPRING.,
And M n Thames street. Nsv York.
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change In prices except that inferior grades while
medium and upper brands continued firm. There a
demand from The Eastern and local trade with about
500 TO- 600 bbls, Mt about the following quotations.:
Aoumon 10 fS
Common 70 good Michigan "a 45
rslfh sss.e ~
,oumnn 70 good ONO 45
Souihern MIXED 70 good brands ma 30
DO fancy and extra Wa IS
canadian euperhnc and
,hooc extra Georgetown, Richmond Uily Mills
.hho ~ LOUIS bWA 700
th,kh huu uail'to .s.ss.s 70
he sales OF Canadian amounted 70 about 30 800 bbs
without change IN prices South was In good demand, with
meal quiet al IS 90 for Jersey. and 81 iax Cor
Brsndywine, and 81 - f7 rs for puncheons Rye hour
inactive ~ ~ n IS whea-Sales moierafe there
being tow in. The sales embraced about sDooo
5000 bushels, including Illinois red Al Al a. q
81 49, Missouri prime. u ~ q 81 So and INDIAN do
~ 81 81 red Genesee 81 ~ and white Canadian al Al So
Consaes we're limited owing 10 the absence Of The usna
ket eO0 bushels sound Western MIXED were sold 4, nna
lot At 6Ic, with other sma lots &C. a este RIVE was
quiet nSc a 4c for nav Northern; old was measarabI,
out ~ market Oats were at 4ic. for State and a.
sc. fer good to prime Western 'o' anu 40
torFrE was quiet About 100 bags Iaguavra wera soia a
ns iSe' oo 40 Mmscaibo at Ilysc., and 50 do Rio
CerIos.- The market quite firm and lines of rnda,u
uplenis Of any moment generally Al ia rba ~
sales CO about 1000 bales based chiefly on mdd,ng
Fru.-Dry cod IVES In good demand al sas)ap~ix NJ
small maekerel were firm ~ Oil o. and No pa, a. args
No. were scarce and held $40 Scaled herring are ~
% aNo .r.dNo ~ 25c s0r o
Engagements were moderats, without change