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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-29
VOLUME XIII, NO. "a.
The r.ni4.n,le at Wilmington.

We clip tbs l0.iJwIng paragraphs from the
Wilmington \. - Jour, al bulletin, October
23i:
The fever has pgsin entered Our cfice, aud
prostrstsd one Ol or very few remaining CON-
n9si.ors. We trust tnat lhs attack VIII DOl prove
ssricus. Eveu slip is hard 10 get Gus now.
However. some Of tne cJnYaleseenss have been
srou1d to-Gsy. boxing gEUstly enough, hut OF
mendfnp, aad y be gin 10 feel as though all was
not qu's gone me cool norlherlv breeze
whist irg around, gjvss Us hope that we MY
soon have irost, sad then 40 will be somewhat
safer, sud may be able to get 3 telegrsphsr.
Under q clear Ky and fresh wind from the
RorthWsrd, With brsciug temperature, the pes.i-
lence, We trust, has reached its limit, and q CON
tlnusncs OF the weather Ws are now eIDarien-
eng viii probably cause i;s Isvages next week
TO be cor tued to those already attacked Ii go,
1t may then be said 10 nave disappeared ~ an
epidemic Oar hopes sIs strong that the frat
stayed
The number cf nov eases Yesterday shows
some decTeAse, being rot over thirty-thrse, and
from tAs indications 20 lar to-day, we are led to
believe that ihs lsrort 90 be made tomorrow
morning viii show a sill smaller number OF new
cases occurring.
The iutsrmants yesterday at the cemetery
numbered as high As ten. Ii probable that tHe
total Of deslhs, iHciudjng cJloTed people, might
exceed this by some three or four. Thirteen OF
fourteen IS - near as We can approximate the
actual number Of deaths
Il, a. we siuesTel7 trust, TIE main hea5Hay
OF he Pesiilence he's been checked, We can begin
TO survey the ground. and arrive at some coucIU-
slou as 10 the dimensions Ct the calamity We
heard II estin aled his morning that the number
Oh caves would Hc- vay lsr tTJpl sixteen hundred,
and the Dum0er CT deaths Uot isr from four bun
dred, which would e1h;5I, rate Of mortality
equal 70 twenty-five PER centUm Of all those
taken. But it muiJ 0s borne in mind that the
dlseS-e existed b,Ie, causing an unusuzl mortal
ity. some tms be ere is WIS urOEouBced yellow
fever, ard 10 was uvt un1i ij was declsTed epi-
demc that Suy T-guisT reports ct the number of
cases vas msds by our Urysicjans Ihrse con
s,delatluus iudGcs rs J0 E-ieVe that the actual
facts VII exceed Hly cesai at them ihat can be
made from p0sisive Euu's gs oC Cficisl reports
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WEDNEsDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1862.

had been required to vacste, were occupied by
generals-and their butter fly staff officers
There are several hundred sick and wounded
men here and yet, if / am correctly informed
the surgeons did not brig with them single
cot, bedsack, sheet, or towel or a solitary
change of clothing for the wounded SINE Of
the men are now lying on a scant supply Of
straw, with foul blanket over them, VINO are
otherwise as naked IS when they first came into
the world The little clothing they had was
torn eff when their wounds wers dressed, and
it's impossible to recover their knapsacks after
they were wounded. But for a few cots in the
York hospital, (which is very well kept,) said
to have been lett there by the enemy the cor
diti0u Of such of the wounded AZ could not get
into private DOuses Is as depiorsble as it can De-
The surgeons were late in arriving here, and
were equally slow, as you have seen, in report
ing after they had arrived. The agents of the
Georgia relief and hospital sssoCist on reached
WaUentCn with their supplies nearly week
in advance Of the surgeons sent up from Il ch
mond. The same IS tue as to this place. Ia
less than twenty-foUr hours after their arrival
here (the time required for some of the govern
menI surgeons to arrange their toilets and re-
port for duty,) they had visited every hospital
D. the town, gathered up many OF the wounded
from their State, dressed their wounds, furnished
them with change of clothing, and gone TO
work to secure separate hospital buildings for
their accommodation. Why cannot the govern
ment surgeons show equal activity and hu-
mainly
Oae thing has impressed NE mere painfully
than all others connected with the army. l.
the little concern which the government, its
officers and surgeons show for Tie preservation
Of the lives Of their troops. A great parade is
made over a single pises of artillery captured
from the enemy and yet what IS such q trophy
compared wish the life of an sble-bjdisd man,
even when considered as to its military vaid5
We have none too many men in the South thai
we should be so di5regsTdful Of he. The
whole country is interested IN the life and health
Of every man in it, and if some Of the energy
displayed in forcilg feeble and unhealthy con
scripts iutO service, were shown 10 tsking care
Of tEc sick and wounded, the army would be all
the better for it. a planter who would take as
little care of the heslth Of his slaves as the gov
eminent does Of its soldiers, would soon have
none to care for. while be would BE- driven out
Of the community by his indignant neighbors.
y "
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From lhe Atlantis Southern C0ufadsracy Oct q
BY q private letter which we have in cur pos
session Gatei HaIreutor- Florida. we obtain
some itsus Of Interest relative t. otTliF5 at Gud
about Peusacol.
On the morning Of The 18th. considerable &C.
tivity wss maI.i. s5sd by our troops IN gnucipa-
tiou Of an attack from Buffers land pirates
Everything was gotten In readiness tnd though
our force was small. thsTvere prepared TO make
p stout resistance 20 ali e1croa rhmeats of The
enemy iu that direction. The Yankee foTco st
Pensscoa is known &c number SIX thousand
wed armed ard gqunP=d mea. In connection
with this land Tce, they also have iu iaa bay
g. PslsGeois g test which, for quality. efficiency
and tie EumheF Of vessels employed. suIuzsses
any wiIh which they have over before msde s.
demonstr- tion g. s-siusr a Southern port.
II is believed they intend 90 proceed sgains;
the force we have along tHe Pensacola and No
bile railroad get possession of the railroad and
ali the Ecius stock possible, and then make a
land a-Jack upou Mobile. Attle ssaa time this
immense feet, reno zTCusIug az Pensacola. will
proceed round and attack the forts ia Mobile
bay By this combined lsnl ard naval stack
tney hope 53 csgltu|8le tts emporium Of Ala
baua. and there is no doubt bus that thev Intend
20 make demonstration very soaa. VIVA. oug
svliiabe force is along lbis raaT0zd, i5 would
not be prudent 10 tell, but it is strong enough to
make q stout resistance
A fsw days ago, party Of twelve Yankees left
Pensacola. and went into the country shout
fifteen miles 30 pick peas" Our scouts came
upon them Uli.s they wee in lhe field, sur
souuje5 sasEl, aud marched them cf as pris on
eIs Cf war.
Another letter of the 17.h represents tha eZ-
citemeBt about che attack as unsbatsd, AID the
Yankess IS exhibiting every sign IF 81 early
advance. We NAV eVgect-tO hear Of rCmeIling
interesting from TINS quarter In a tcw days
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There would seem 10 be sugar enough in the
ConfedeTacy for home Consumption, from tie fol-
lowing extrsc. of a letter from Jackson, Missi5-
sippi, to the Mobile Tribune lis an outrage
on the par; of The governments agents ts entirely
prevent the transportation of portion of-the
sugar and molasses in that region f1r the use OF
the people at home. II our soldiers have no
coffee, the question is pertinent, what do they
want with SO much sUgsrl
Considerable quantities cf sugar and molassos
ere being landed in this region. I would not
uame the point; and there is ggess complaint by
the planters merchants and people, at the almost
entire monopoly of this business by government
agent.
Itia s.id that hundreds Of thoUs lDds Of h0gs
heads Of sugar now crowd the government
warehouses, and Glmost every mosns Of iraDsit
is now taken up by the government. Sugar and
n,olssses are sill going forward
The inquiry very nsuvAly is, What does the
government want with SO much sugar PdT-
haps the item Of molss1es is not SO large, and
can be mors readily accounted for The sol
dieTs 90 not generally get coffee, therefore the
query, why much sugsr1
Ine war Is beiug waged to protect Sac right
of the people; uUe, the aymy must be fed and
clothed; but ia the sugar question, tle people
think that they ought to be allowed g chance 70
get some cut for the men, women and children
which are a, home.
They ask that one or two days in each week
at least be allowed for tho transportation Of these
for the people but no, the order comes and
goes tdat nothing but government sugar must
be forwarded, and bosts ard railroads are now
Git is alleged by many) ali pressed into this sugar
service. H8uce, sir, your people have 20 pay
tbirty-fve cents for sugar, and $ 10 per gallon
for m9l2sses
/ trust that our government officers may take
practical, sensible view Of this thing, aud not
goad the people 10 iut0lafadoU.
/ was informed that some planters aud mer-
chants from Georgia and other States esst leil
Vicksburg without purchasing, because Of the
stringent governments orders Illuminated al
VicksbUrg a few days since.
l heard e gentleman say yesterday tha. COM
plants rad gone forward 70 Richmond UpoB this
subject Il Is hoped that tbe depar ,ment there
will see that his thi1g Is SO far lene5ied as not
TO result SO disastrCusly to the people, and in 50
much complaint sgainst the powers that be.
AFFAIRS AT NAsHynLE.-A friend writes
Us under dato OF Mcriteeaboro, i5 n, as follows
report was in circulation here Yesterday
! that the Federals were evacGaliug Nashville
but l saw a gentlemen direct from there this
morning, who tells me they are Strengthening
their position, and il is thought shat II We iaks
the place it viii coss Us mucn blood.
Reniorcements are now being sent % ----
| from Chattanooga and Knoxville. 70 storm
Nashville and take It It will require 20 900 o.
| 5000 men, and vse have inthis section already
- thousand.-SaUGqnah FaPabiican, 24ik
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B1tler's Deita OF the 23l inst, contains the
sutjoinsd dispatch:

sutjoinsa dispatch:
TEL" :EtIH STATION, SOUTHWEST PASS
Msdnv-isy OeiOteT - I-5-
On TIE l-t oi October. shs United States
steamer kslisirgten, act.rg Master CTocke5 COM
handing, ass sled By the United States sch ooner
packet seaman, aud the bomb schooner Jonas,
Captain Pennington, hs-eird the f0r! cc 70 usni-
log the suratcs 90 the Sabine Pass, drove the
Iebsls from ri = fort, captured two a plunGsr
field pieces, ssEed aud Destroyed IE5 large
eIghi-lBeh guns, SAD anchored opposite tie town,
landed fly men with one howtzar, mare ing
five mules INTO The county attacked e rebel camp
a cavalry, c"nsIsting OF from one buu5rel and
fifty 10 two bu1drsd men; found them drawn up
in lire Of bafIIe, G;ed Cns voley upon then, and
charged A. double qGcs when they skeGsd-
died, dropping their arms sBd leaving their
camp sqWpsg-, burnt their camp and surtesn
buildings used as barracks ard stcrehouses con-
tanning lAfge smcUnt If s-orcs.
On tbs 5th instant Captain CroCksr started
with twenty five men on a river stesner (Which
be cEPtuIedl 40 destroy ihs TsyloI's Bayou river
bridge. Found the bridge defended by about
one thousand msu, consisting Of cavsIy, artil-
lrry end infancy protected hy sIoDg breast
work. Alter using shTspuel. aud canister upon
them tor about Que hour, Ihey also skedsddled
Captain Crock=T then landed twelve men, and,
under cover of the steamer, destroyed the bridge,
rspUislng charge from the rebel cavalry duTing
the time, aud taking several prisoners, among
whom was Colonel Clifton, commander Of the
rebel forces. Captain Croker has, within the
last fifteen days, captured one fort, tyvo camps,
and burned thiTty buildings used a. barracks
and stone bouses, containing large amount OF
AMMUNITION and provisions
He $50 e.ptur. d four seho9ners, two sloOps
ans ops s;e.mer, beside quite a number Of
smaller vssssI,, which be hss burned. w.
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- aeeosnil.oa - Eranee.
From the Paris Pafris, ociOber4..

From the Paris Pairie, October g.
Dispatches from Nav York have announced
that BIessrs. Mason and Sid D. ENJOYS from the
COnfedeTa's States to London and Paris, had
been recalled Withous denying that such a
resolution might have bs u ''i-cussed IN the
councils Of the gOverumeR. Ji Redmond, or
thasit has been al least ask~t NhoJheF il would
not be proper L. request Ihs SJthsgn agents to
hencsf0rth as PIN from tsking any steps with
N. Thouvenel sud Earl Ru sell, we have reason
to know that AesSIs Mason sud Siidell have not
hitherto received any official communication Oh
tho subject We, moreover learn from London,
on good authority, ihsl there Is nothing "bui
what is very prruabls, in the question Of rseog
milton being innzdsately brought on the tapis,
and solved, in aceoTlsnes with France, n tie
sense of taiis acsawpiis."
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The New Ajbagy (iDdiauia) Lsdgsr Of We'd
aesday says; " General J sf5fsol q. Dsvis has
oean released from military arrest, and was Oh
the street yesterday. The War Department
ve. properly decided that. inasmueu az nei eT
Generals Nelson or Davis were on duty o. the
ame of The unfortunate occurrence, the military
authorities have a0thiug to 60 with he matter.
The War Departmen. expresses tie greatest
anxiety lor ihe 1eedy return Of General Dayis
20 his command. 4o is esteemed by General
Hall5ck IS 0ns smong tie best bTisadiG-gele-
rails il the u Uaion army We nave so doust hat
General D4vis viii be al tae head Of bis com
msnd in leM Calsn
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We take the following from the Gr5en7iIs
Tenn Banner Of the 18th:
L IS rsally zmusine 60 hear fhe enrolling cffi-
GERS tell how the cousciptz talk snd act when
hay aau oz chem for Jf-lr names. ages etc
Many Of the Union Geu have h=d to tbs hills
ana caves. thinking to evade being sent into the
srmy Others are claiming 20 be manufacturers
Of iron, selfpst=r s5oe5, etc. There are more
government gents and mechanics than weru
-ver known before. Some men hsve bought or
leased old worn cut iron works calcu sting
thereby to be exempt They run from cave to
cave, under the pEaiauca OF mauuiEc ufiug salt
peter, asd never make any, that any one knows
Of
The female portion Of our community. who
are connected with Union men have the hardest
cheeks lmagiul5ir; they can out lie the devil
They never Know where their husbands ard
! sons are; but when the enrolling fisers t.ke
the contrary course TO what they direct, ihey are
certain 10 6nd ihe corscript
There are mole Eipshotten. string halted
brokeu-lagEsd, EIoczel-kneed, aud rheuE.atie-
siri ken youug men through our country than
we're ever known TO infest any country before
Oh shame, young man, be man, or be moth
ug. B member that you are now moulding q
character for 7cursel. and chidrc7, and for be
sake ofail thar is dear, do not disgrace them
| forever, but act he part of soldier and your.
! self GHd p0staTity viii be respected for It,
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Not yet Recovered freat the Mumiiiation
and BiagFacu.


A correspondent Of the T5mcs. Wrising from
Hsrper's Ferry, s,ys:
We have not yet recovered from the humilia-
iion and disgrace consequent upon the success
ful rebel raid, which c0utinRss % BE- the theme
Of conyersatou. another ccrresp pendent he3B
forwarded yOu the full Dsrdcua-s OF the rebels
escape, derived from General PleasaDtou him
self Il Is not for me to say who are outgsusr-
alsd, outWitted and sold The facts speak for
themselves. If We are ever 10 bring this was
20 q successful issue, more vigOr aud detsrmina-
ton must be displayed. There must be an end
to this steady ignoIing Of the enemys zeal and
skill. Thyugh
His army Is q ragged multitude
OF kinds and peasants rude and merci.ess
there are a few leading men st the head
whose energy and cunning require no ordinary
talent TO cucumvent That ic csauct be done,
no one will question who passaa through the
sruy aud observes nov % has 40 orbed al the
talent Of the county. What VS. demand is a
master spiris-one who knows hoF 10 properly
WELD this mighty mass of Intellectual ana
physical strength, and huTl it with deadly force
agsin,t the enemy Give US gsne.4sbip which
can bear any comparison ilh tae rebels, and
we vii march triunphantly tig1UEl Virgins
70 the Gulf States, aad, in the t.rcl0le language
OF the Western orator
Plew all their bozs;si cotton hsd, VISA cannon bali
and she'll
And render ali sscesdoudom as dsso,sls as h--l~
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EA late Nortbern nsDsr sars .

The charge, which is openly made by odiears
Of the army stationed At Helena, hat there Is
chain Of corruption reaching al tie way
from st. Louis to Helena which would arousl
the indignation Of tbs whole county could il be-
laid bare" is one WEieh should. awaken the
authorities at Washington, and cause an inquiry
as to the facts upon which so serious a charge
is based. The people Of the West, who have 80
dsep ard viisl an interest IA the speedy opening
Of ihe Mississippi river are becoming anxious
70 know whether the Western aTmies are 10 tha
6-ld for that pnrp0se or o b used By hiza
military fulci0nalies as 4" l0J.s i0J spscala-
aon-
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OFFtCERs OF THE C. S. STEAMER ATLANTA
The following IS a list of the cfi5er5 Of the rev
G. S stesner Atlsnta, formerly Fingsl; VIM.
McBlar. Maryland, commander William A
Webb, Virginia, Iisuteasut; Samuel " Averett,
Virginia, leutensnt Thos. Arnold, Kentucky,
lieutenant; VIM. r Dalton, Mississippi, passed
midshipmsn; D NJ Scsles, Mississippi, passed
midshipmln S. S. Lee, jr., Virginia, acting
master; J A G. Williamson, Virginia, mid
shipmsn; Frank BseL Georgia, masters mate
Z johnson, scting chief engineer; Wm. 4
aIorrell, Virginia, , assistant engineer G W.
TeHnent, Georgia, 2i assistant engineer J J.
West, Viz. mia, 81 assistant engineer.
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HEN TEETH-A correspondent, who gives
his name aud who is a lawyer in this citv,
IT, forms US that there can be seen in Stllman's
Block, corner Of Second and Jefferson streets, a
chicken that hss a head which resembles that Of
a snake. The upper and lower jaws are furnished
with teeth. Il otrudes its tongue with velocity
ike vipar. Il has eyes but is bind Il hiss
been purchased By a gentleman in New York for
thYee hundred dollars Memphis Bgiletia
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needle in g haystaokf' asld sith the maiority of
vessels we have erUllnE as the sPyesent time,
should one be foriuaa aaoUgh TO see him, all
we shall benefit tlesasy III be lock, and 50
it viii continue to ds u3tl we have ships of
greater speed than sse new possess or expect
soon to have.
LIST CF OFFIcsAs on THE ALABAMA
Commsrdsr-R3p 3 bel Semmes; Lieutenants: /:
Ken Armstrong, Nilson snd Low Selling
Msster-Siuclair; I6sptenaiit of Blarines--How-
en- u(brother-in-lsw oiiJ fl Davis)i MidshfPmen-
Mafit, Sinclair ard 5alloch; Chief Engineer-
Ffee1nsu D5cior aid Pursen-Uukaown; Gun
uer-Curdy; Csrpaaser -R55inson; Boats vain:
McCsslEie; Capitals CleFh-Sinith Corporal
Fullsm.
Many of the above steoii ofieers Of the Uni-
ted States Navy Kea-she first Eeutenant-is
: very fine efiser and man of commanding
personal appearance 3s must be an admiral
second to Semmss, b3sh t6ing men Of the most
indomitgbls energy. and understanding their
profession thoroughly in AZ its points Arm
stroHg-;he second iieuienant-is Also 8 fine
officer and L5 probabilities sre that all have
been selee,eat-r tle positiesls
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BY M'CLANAHAN & DILL.

adopt, bot sll agree that such q tremendous body
Of men, kspt g5-her at such immense cost Of
treasure and life, should, with the least delay
practicable sIlke blow s. iha rebellion some
where.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-06

y Rs'fpsSrs fuHgAr o. RssDSlsa
~ ~ resignation from the President.
n we 'nter''e~ about srming negrnr.
Se'Nlf %. which, npt.ithstsndna the effort
ppre'' then orcpt INTO print In N.v
p'pff must have iallca with stating .I
p'l sne public ear The disnttsft7tt,,
Ef'fu'n OF TIE party tina, elected him with
u 'edlre' Of his policy, WAS well eno1yh
ana consequent feeling OF genera
y" blt ni1urd but-sg-isN, ri,S
~ spinl'd omInlus. III the people
pc 'a'''h "a ! ave made up my mod
rnsn. ami let Nj Hn.in try .b,, bs
a. 10 lac respDnse from Western
'll "a ultimate acquaintance Of the pes,
Il va No less startling Of with 1,
fefi"nt. yoh would More t,toni.h
'''Npn' oi the reyolntionsr, .pirit with
we ayr charged could hardly be ina.
/ ti7etnnqh Glsenc
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Wheat quito buoyaut in price, with sales Of las goo
bushels, al 81 SO 81 62. FOR white aud 81 So 81 A for
red and amber Western 81 % 81 35 FOR Milwaukee club
and amber spring. and 81 Is 81 rs for Chicago spring
81 Al 81 4S for red state and 81 G5 for white Kentucky
Corn advanced 1c with sales 9f 10000 bushels mixed
Western at rec. }sc ror sound 5sc oec FOR nnsound
and heated, 73c. 7fc. for Western yellow and ,5c,
I6c for Western white. Rye in fair demand a. SIC
CSC. 50co bushels of barley sold at 81 45 81 CO.
Oats were freely purchased at 66c. 69c per bushel.
CorfEEIhere WAS more activity in Rio. the reported
sales OF which comp sed 100 bags 30c BIC showing
40 90 per 100 lbs rre vas nothps new 10 other kinds
corIos-There was no Visible @ chsass IN Ihs market
Buyers were reluctant to pay asking prices The sales
were trifing. The nominal quotation Tor middlng
66c.
FREGHrs.-The market exhibited more activity, Yith.
American vessel engaged 900 bbls. -four at Is 4lsd
and 900 bushels wheat "a and foreign took
London there shipped IA 900 bushels wheat in buk
and bags at d. 10 Antwerp 100 tierces lard aud 100
boxes bacon at 45s 10 Rotterdam 400 packages lard
at 45s.
HAY was in demand at CSC 1850. ior North river
HEAr was very quiet, owing partly to the 6rnness Of
holders.
Hore were stiiy held At 1sc 25c for new crop aud
saeabie within the range.
IRON was quiet al previous prices.
La1Hs.-Eastern were in demand at 81 so per n.
LEAD was steady, but inactive, at $s IS rs for pig
MoIAssKs.-The dcmand was limited. at un,,tercd
figures.
NAVAL SroFEs-There was nothing of any momepl
done 10 private. The government OF spi.
rs Of turpeDt ne comprised goo bbl at 81 49, 81 90
per gallon.
Uns-There was nothing new in this line to-day.
PPovIsom.--Pork heavy, and 100 bbl. were
so.d at $13 Il si0 10 for Si 80 3ll for
prime. Beef was in demand. with sales Of lao bbls
ST. $l3 for pain and sl3 so 414 for extra 500
lie beef sold p. g. 900 bbls. aud terces lard
within range Of csc. loo and 500 boxes bacon
7sc. asi<c Butter freely purchased at 2lc. 26c.
for state, and 15c 20c for Western Cheese continued
in demand at &c. a 12c.
Rnr.-There were no sales OF any moment changes
in prices reported ~ day.
suGAKs.-IheFe very litie stirring in this line,
the day sales did exceed 325 hhds mostly New
leans at l05sc. l2c., the latter rateor clarified
TALLow.SaIes were made Of so 900 pounds at 105sc
lie.
wHrxEy,-There were oeo bbs. disposed OF at 37c. a
S1i.C.