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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-03
NOTICE-Isaac n

| IOM NOTICE. Isaac New
| - ton, complainant. VS. John Nage, jr., VIM.
e. Tayloe, Edward T. Tayoe. Pres ey Thorn
ton Lomsx, Benjamin Ogle Tayloe and Philip
H. Fendall, defendants.
The decree Of June 3D. 1866 of the Circuit
Court of Alexandria County, in this cause, di.
reefs that one of the master commits .ioners Of
said Court do inquire and report to the next term
of the Court as follows:
| First. AS to the amount of Indebtedness from
Isaac Newton to Benjamin O. Tayloe and VIM.
d. Iayloe, by virtue Of his original liability for
| MS purchase from them of the tract OF land IN
the bill and proceedings mentioned with subse;
| quent reductions Thereof: stating amounts and
| dates
Second What security the said Tayloes had
for their original debt; how, when, and to what
extent, that security has been diminished.
Third. What payments have been made by
the defendant j ohm Naglee ir., on his purchase
from Isaac Newton, of the ITO acres Of land IN
the bill and proceeding mentioned. and what
amount still remains unpaid to said Newton on
said purchase.
Fourth. The value and suffccncy of the Sc
curty to thu said Taylocs for the existing in
debtedneSs Of Isaac Newton to them, indepen-
dent of the mortgage to him from j ohm NagIee,
jr for So, 000 in the aspect, and also in the
other aspect Of regarding said mortgage as part
Of the security to the said TayloeS.
Fifth Whether hesaid lay Ices are willing to
release SO much Of their security rs incumbers
the land sold by said n ewtou to said Naglee and
if not willing, whether their security is not
abundant and adequate, without resort to the
land SO sold by Newton to Naglee:
Sixth. The present situation character, con-
dition, and title of the property, in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, situated in Philadelphia
and New Jersey, sold by said Naglee to said
Newton, and which he contracted to convey to
said Newton, as also it's condition at the date
Of said contract, on the 18th day Of March 1861;
the suticiency of the deeds from said Maggie to
said Newton, in the hands Of Philip r. Fendall;
also, what liens and membranes, and the
character thereof, upon said pro oerty.
Seventh The rents and profits from said
Philadelphia and New Jersey property receiv-
ed by the said John Naglec, jr., since the date
Of the contract (March 18th, 1861 between him
and Isaac Newton.
Eighth. That the said Commissioner take any
other account that he may deem necessary, or
which either party may require, in view and
furtherance ofRthes foregoing inquiries, and that
in taking said account, the said parties Isaac
Newton and John Nag leejr.,may examine each
other on oath before the sold Commissioned, as
to any of matters referred to in this decree
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Alexandria, Va, June 80, 1856.
TO Isaac Nevton, John Nagtee, jr.. William FL.
Lomas, Benjamin Ogis Tzyloe, a,d Philip H..
FendaW:
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
FRIDAY, the Sd day Of August, 1856, at III
o'clock, a. M, at my office, in the City of Alex;
andria as the time and place when and where
snail proceed to execute the decree in the above
named cause, rendered on the I'd day Of June,
1866, in Il suit in chancery depending IN the
Circuit Court Of Alexandria County, i'll which
you are parties; at which time and place you
are required to attend.
Given under my hand, It's Commissioner in
Chancery OF the said Court, the day and year
first aforesaid.
jy3-1aWlw W. &. ga ION.
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POLICE REPORT MAYORS OFFIcE.-James
Daley, on the charge Of attempting to create a
disturbance at the Potomac Garden, last night,
was discharged for want of evidence.
George Williams aud Henry MeKinscr, two
negro boys, for fighting on the wharf yesterday
evening" were kept in the watch-house all night
this morning Williams paid the imposed fine
and was discharged, but McKinser in default
Of the payment of his fine was sent to work
house for ninety days.
Kate Hamburg, negress, for obtaining money
from Sallie Morrison, also negress, was held in
security to appear for further examination
James Quagan, tor stealing lot Of bags. was
committed to the watch house by Justice Col
ton, out having broken out of this place of con-
fiaement, was rc-arrested this morning and
committed to Jail by the Mayor.
A warrant was issued fer the arrest Of a ne
gro man named Whiting, for keeping vicious
dog, and failing to procure license Tor the
same.
Warrants were issued summoning VIM. \.
Berkley and James NJ. Stewart, to answer for
selling dry goods without license. Mr.. Berk-
ley after taking out a license was fined SIS and
cost, and discharged. Mr. Stewards case is
undecided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-03

SAILING OF A STEAMER steamship
Trade Wind, Capt. II. H. Doane, of the new
outside line OF steamers between Alexandria
and New York. OF which Messrs Hooe & Wed
derburn are the agents ia this city, left here
last night, at il clock, for New York, with a
full freight and the following named passengers
Mrs. Brent and servant, Mrs. Summers, Miss
Mary Summers, Miss r. Clarke: Mr., Joseph
Summers, Mr.. Y A, Goddard, Master Willie
Morrill,, w. j. Gray, J. p. Smith, and three
Storage passengers
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WASHINGTON ITEis.-A conductor Of one
of the street cars, in attempting to jump from
the platform OF one of them, was yesterday,
run over and killed ten. Ely, paymaster u.
S. A, vas garroted and robbed on n jersey
avenue. last Friday night. Of gold watch &c,
two men have been arrested charged with The
robbery. The number Of barrels of flour in
spec,ed during the year, ending Both Ct June,
was IS, 39O.-rhe committees of Congress, ap-
pointed on the subject, are examining sites In
and about the city for the location CT PARK
and new Presidential Mansion.
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NOR RENT AND FOR SALE.
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The good will and fixtures Of the Valuable
Store and business stand, No /, King street,
Alexandria, are hereby offered for sale together
with the unexpired term Of the Lease of said
Store.
Also the superior FIGURING Mill, in successful
operation, ut Pier s. Alexandria. with II five
years lease of the premises.
For information enquire on the premises: or &:
the National Bank Of the Metropolis, Washing
ton, D. &. j. 3. HI CHlASON,
iy 3-2t# Assignee of Bowen, Bro, x Go.
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Cock FIGHT "A large party of the sporting
gentlemen Of this city, crossed the river yester-
day evening, in sail boats, to witness cock
fight, near the Ferry House. Several mains
were fought, and small amount of money
changed hands The chickens, were owned by
parties in this city.
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF LAND IN CULPEPER-By
y virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court o.
Culpeper county, rendered At the june tern
1865, in the case Of Charles 9. Smoot ys; JONI;
others, Ishall, as commissioner of said writ, or
the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, ofe1
for sale on the premises at public auction, ts
the highest bidder 1861 ACRES OF LAND.
in the county Of culpepe1't about tnree m 1a
a alu a. Railroad Of which the late Dr. Losar
Brandt dicd seized The land is Of fine quality.
lies in good neighborhood, and adjoins the
farm of the Rev. Phillip Slaughter,
Terms of Sale:-A much cash will berequi:"
ed as will be necessary to pay the costs Of the
suit and the expenses Of the sale for the residue
of the purchase money, payable in equal insta;
ments, ntwo, three and four years bonds, WITT
good security will be required, and the title WI.
be retained to secure b payment Of the deferree.
HENRY SHACKELfOkD.
Culpeper co )e 25-ts Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-03

The name of the Free School, an account Of
the closing exercises Of which was published in
yesterdays Gazette, is the Alexandria Free
School. 1t was, however. founded by General
Washington
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The foreign news by the steamers which ar
rived yesterday is, financially and commercially ~,
more favorable than was expected. With the
uncertainty at ending active hostilities on the
continent breadstutfS and provisions had advan-
eed, and the markets were nearly all up. On
The 10Th June Gotten declined to Id. Flour
was firm at Is advance and wheat id. to 3D.
Consols at Sc to 864 were only J per cent lower
than on the 10Th June, our latest previous adyi-
ces, but 2Os were unchanged at 644 to IS. On
he Dist the cotton markets were still dull, with
e decline Of to Id. Cnnsols $50 to SCI, decline
in one day ofs to per cent The American
{ Dos, however, were up per cent. closing at
g. Private advices on the 10th June reported
>he Bank of England rate of interest up to l
per cent, which would seem to indicate ten
Gency TO prevent speculation, and incline more
towards continued liquidation in view OF the
Yea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-03

BALL-The ball at the Potomac Garden last
night was grand affair. A large number were
in attendance, and everything passed off quiet
" and pleasantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-03

NEW WHARF-A new wharf has been con-
struc:ed on the Creek Landing to Kinsale, at
which the steamer Columbia, stops regularly
on her trips to and from Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-03

PooR's HoUsE-The Mayor and City Coun-
Gil, by special invitation of the Superintendent
of the Poor's House, will visit that institution
tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-03

TOOFFS MEADOW FOR SALE.-Thc
III above mentioned well-known and valuable
property, is for sale. If not sooner disposed CT
it will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder in frort Of the Mayors Office, on SAL.
URDAY, the 7th day ofeJuly next, Ct -
o'clock N.
Terms of Sale:-One third cash; balance u
six and twelve months.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
in 23-eots Agent for Proprietorc.
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We omitted to state in our notice of the fire
on King street, yesterday morning, that it was
supposed to be the work Of an incendiary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-03

We call the attention Of the readers Of The
Gazette, to the circular of the MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF New YORK. This
Company is justly entitled to be considered the
model Company, Of the world, and its business,
under the management Of its able President
and Board OF Directors, has been conducted III
a manner, to reflect the highest credit on
their skill and prud3nce. The immense Capt.
tai Of the Company, now 100000 with an
annual income OF 81, 100000, all in cash, places
it in position of prominence, which no other
Company in this continent has attained g..
l. Thomas, esq, No. 49, Prince street, is the
Company agent at this place, and we refer
all interested in the subject to him for infor.
nation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-03

CODA APPARATUS FOR SALE.-A com
- plete COPPER FOUNTAIN and GEN-
orator, of the most improved patents, Win
silver-plated double arm Draught Tube ali IN
perfect order, and just suited for retail stand,
will be sold at great bargain.
JANNEY 6 CO.,
je2l-1w Druggists, AS, King street
l.UUU GEO. E. WHITE,
lie 9-2w 50 and 81, Cameron ct.
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BY JOHN Il. PARROT, AUcTI0NEER.
IIOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-Will DC
the 7th day Of July next, at II M, on the prem"
ises, for cash nice little HOUSE AND LOT,
the residence Of Mrs Susanna Monroe, situated
on the north side Of Queen street, 90 feet west o:
RoS al street, Il !eet front, and so feet deep.
s. r. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
je lG. eotd of Mrs. Monroe.
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JAMES W. MALLS THDS. NISHIELL.
EAMES " MALLS & CO.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS
And Dealers mall kinds Of
TuDS. UISuIELL.

Ana dealers IN all KINGS OK
|. BUILDING ATERIALS,
Such as Sashes,' Doors, Blinds, Mouldings.
Brackets, Potomac Lime, Culcined Plaster,
Hydraulic Cement Rooing-felt and Pitch,
Window Glass from Ok 3 to 81 49, White Lead,
Paints, Oils, Farni.hes, Paint Brushes, w hite-
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes: Lamps, Coal Oil,
and general assortment OF Housekeeping
Goods.
Paints mixed, and Glass cut to order.
Ig- Particular attention paid to orders from
the country. ISL. KING STREET.,
ap 27-tf corner Columbus, Alexandria.
NEW GOODS! NEW GUODS!!
n AT N. FLEIsCHER's
No. 16l KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA,.
respectfully inform my friends and custom
crs that have, owing 10 the present difficulties
in Europe, given up my nsenticn otIeavng ana
therefore, will state that Lam receiving, ii small
lots, \ GW AND SEASONABLE GOODS,
which l am disposing OF at my former low
prices, viz:
i i Cottons at 25c.
Organdie Lawns, 25c. .........
Hosiery. Zoe. per pair.
Hair Nets, lOc.
Hoop Skirts, 81. -.
Ladies' Caters, Sl.75.
Morocco Boots, SIPS.
Also, full stock Of White Goods, at very low
prices.
Please call and cxa inc my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. je2!-tt
TISH WHARF FOR RENT. ..
Sealed proposals will be received at the Au-
ditors Office in this city, until July TO- 1856, at
II m for the renting Of the above property
from that date until October 1866.
All articles for the Gas House to be landed
free of wharfage during the proposed renting
All the present passways to be kept open and
free. 49,
The wharf to be delivered Up free Of all in
cumbrance BY October l 1866.
A deposit Of interest paying stock will be re-
CURED as collateral security for heprompt pay
lment Of the rent in current funds, on or before
the lst day Of September, 1866.
THOS. SMITH, Oh. Com Pub Prop.
Alexa, Va, June %, lS65-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-03
LOCAL NEWS.

COUNTY COURT. Monday jos Padgett
qualified as County Constable.
Jefferson Elliott qualified as guardian Of the
orphan children of VIM Elliott
Charles Voebel, native Of Germany, was
naturalized
James Walker was excused from the pay
ment OF all county levies on account Of age.
Two bills Of John E. Chauncey against the
Commonwealth were allowed.
}. R. Jordan qualified as administrator OF
the estate OF j. W. Jordan.
Two negroes, Wood and Lee, charged with
robbing aud shooting Mrs. Murtaugb, were
sent on for trial to the Circuit Court
J. Vanderwerken was appointed an ovetseer
Of roads in the county.
A negro named Harris, charged with CON-
hitting a rape on Mrs Murtaugh, was sent on
for trial at the Circuit Court
The grand jury found indictments against D.
PETER, for receiving stolen goods; and against
VIM. Allen, Sam'l Wilson, Lawrence Schmidt,
and Frank Hinson, for petit larcen5-true bills
and were then adjourned over until Thursday
morning.
In the following Commonwealth S cases nol!e
prosequies were entered Richard Harris, and
Adeline Bonnon, for keeping houses Of ill-fame;
Samuel Beach, for collecting fines without au-
thority as a justice, and for not returning to
Court proceedings, when fine was imposed: and
Elizabeth Ann Lee for petit larceny.
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uONETARY d COMMERCIAL.

IN Monetary affairs there is but little change.
c,..,,octions in stocks are limited Bank notes
s.o IN some enquiry, at the transactions given
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Ma RINE LIST.
.c0ET OF ALEXANDRIA-JULI 3.
ARRIVED

NJ GREAT CELEBRATION Of the FOURTH,
r. the POTOMAC GARDEN, to commence at
? oclock. P. NJ. Prof. Weber's Band is en-
!Gased for the occasion
- cit HENRY HERBNER. Mang'r.
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Educational.
GRIENDSHIP, LOVE AND TRUTH.

L
no! FOR GLYMONTl
THE FIRST GRAND EXCURSION,
OF POTOMAC LODGE, NO. SO, I. O. O. 2.
This season: will take place on
MONDAY, JULY 16 1866,
for the Benefit Of the School Fund.
sr-7, The safe and commodious steeme,
r E=s=ssaAs.ss WAWASEr has been engaged foa
The occasion. The committee OF arrangementc
pledge themselves that every effort shall be e=,
crted to make this excursion one OF unauoyec
Prof: COOKS Celebrated Cotllion Band will
be present. ;,
No improper or disordery persons allowed ca
the boat or grounds.
Boat will leave King street wharf at u a. m
and p. m Leave Glymont at S p. M, and i
D. IN.
Floor Manager, (White Rosette) F. n. La
than.
Committee Of Arrangements.-Wi William 2.
Mitchell, Charles Goodrich, Chas. +. Webster
Isaac Eichbcrg, Richard NJ. Latham
Tickets for Il Gentlemen and Lady .Q
s. Lady ....-............ ................. 81
- g Children under II gears age
and Servants, each. 2a
il special committee TO preserve order Will DC
in attendance. 70 2O-eota
GUNNER GARDEN.
Having leased the establishment heretofore
known as the Summer Garden, No. 49,, King
street I'd door west of Washington street. !.
would beg leave to introduce myself to the clt!s
zens Of Alexandria, and also to the travelling
community us caterer for the strictest epicurcs
The Garden being pleasant resort, within
reach Of al, am determined, as far as my part
to keep every thing in the strictest order so that
their shall be nothing to mar the pleasure Of ny
guests.
The larder will always be filed with the best
the market afords-furnishcd at a fair living
price.
My arrangements are such that I will alwaye
have on hand, Fresh Oysters Steamed, Roasted,
Fried or Raw; Soft, Develed and Hard Crabc;
Clam Soup, Chowder, Steamed, and in every
style.
The Soda Fountain will be supplied with eli
the best Syrups kept in No. Saloon.
Ice Cream If the best quality always kept o..
hand. In fact, propose to ke' p a first class
establishment or none.
n. B-All l ask is fair trial, feeling perfect
ly confident will give satisfaction to all whc
may favor me with a call
js2S-tf VIM H. SMITh.
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BEEF CATTLE, have declined in the Philadel-
:}hie market
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For Sale and Rent.

srOR SALE An excellent FARM of TWO
L HUNDRED AND TWENTY-0NE
ACRES, between the Old Telegraph and Ba *
Lick oads in Fairfax county, FIVE mile; from
Alaxandria: Good DIV cling House, Barns, Out
houses and Fences; Fine Spring ard Spring
House ear the dwelling; an amply supply OF
Of Water, Wood and Timber on the place
Terms easy price moderate, and title unques-
,ionable. This farm has well disposed soil;
is in good condition and has not suffered from
the rayages of War. Apply TO
ttorney at Law,
my 1T Alexandria, Va.
HAVING DETERMIN ED TO CLOSE
l L business, ] offer for rent the SOAP and
CANDLE MANUFACTORY, on Union street,
an old and well established stand, with large
run of custom; possession given Immediately;
rent low. Enquire Of
.jc Is Wv JAMES CHATHAM.
EHlR SALE Or nENT.-A large BRICK
i HOUSE AND HALF SQUARE OF
GROUND, situated on Duke street, between
West and Payne streets, known as the slave
Pen" will be sold at bargain. Apply to
SOLOMON SLOWER,
Cor Dist and Streets Washington City,
or. SAMUEL uEFLEBO W Err,
je:5 2ws Alexandria, Va.
hrzs TEN VALUABLE HOUSES FOR
IEszA- SALEl offer for sale ten desirable houses
and lots adjoining each other. situated on the
cast side Of Washington street, Immediately
north Of the Cotton Factory, in the block known
as SCOTS Row" Price and terms made
known upon application.
w. G. YEATON, Attorney for owner.
az Eft O1ice-No 49, nor:h St. Asapb st.
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OPOKES WANTED.
WHITE OAK AND HICKORY SPOKES
in the rough, Tor which the highest market prizes
will be paid The size sreo uirei are as followc
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r.|OURNAMENTS.-W Wanted, 90 Of the very
l. best riders, to ride at several Tournaments.
Those having costumes preferred. No horses
required. Good wages. and all expenses paid.
Address, 4. WATSON.
jy 2-5t# Washington, ID. {.
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WHISKEY AND TOBACCO:--1ust re,
w ceived and for sale 10 BARRELS SUPE-
RIOR OLD RYE and RECTlF1ED Wills
KEY; also barrels and 6 boxes BEST SLOk-
ING TOBACCO.
ie29-lW MATIUb " ~ Low II.
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PLASTER. =
25o tons SOFT BLUE WINDSOR PLAS-
TER, to arrive. For sale low, by
SAMUEL HARTLEY,
mh2l--tf Is King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-03

This celebrated Ale is used at Delmonico's and
ether first class Restaurants in New ! 1rk 1t
is confidently recommended to ali desiring a
genuine and very superior Scotch Ale.
A fresh lot just received and for sale by
GEO. 4. WHITE, s
ap 2S-4w 80 and 81 Cameron street.
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TOUND this morning on the street. BUN
Il DIE, containing Il dress pattern of dark
material, which the owner can have by calling
at this Office, and paying for this advertisement.
in 20-3t
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;,

E.nAEI BASkETS-various patterns and
~ sizes, just received and for sale by
20 GEO. Z WHITE,
'.---E - 50 aud 81, Cameron street.
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: Elbow CORN, just received and for sale
10y GEO. E. WHITE,
-! !s.Em 50 and 81 Cameron street.
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WMnb::-board can DO had at No. l6 north
.'en u 10 6-lw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-09
New York wool Market.

There is more tone to the market than there has
been for some time past. Holders Of Wool are firm
er and not at all dtspOed to pTes sales: the sales in
Boston last week. has tended TO give character TO the
market; prices real zed at that sale disappointed
must happily the most sangune. There has be en- no
auction sale for nearly two years that has given so
much satisfaction to the trade, as the une of ast
week; this, no doubt, caused in great me asure
by the very low figures ut which wool had sold for
few weeks previous The general fesling is that
wool is now at price to warrant manufa tureEs 4,
continue production ut the prese prices of goUds
althou h they cannot afford to meet any advance "a
wool. unless they can obtain an advance in wooens-
the large smOunt of foreign goods upon the ma rket
prevents this; while the amount Of wos in he Last.
ern market tends to produce irrnness. It is we'll
known, however. that there is considerable uuan-
tity Of wool in the hands OF farmers and Western
de lers, and some Ot these are ho ng with the ex
pectaiCn that prices will be some better,
The new cip is being talked about, though yes
early IL is too soon 10 press Op non as to pr-
Gee, prospects or the clip; but advice wOuId be
to growers, not tn hOl on too tenaciOusly but To
sell when prices offer that are fair, afford v.
ing prof.
The sales for the week include 4OO.OOOlbs Domes-
tic Fleece RAJ nging from ~ 6c, mostly at 45a60;
49, 600 Tbs Sou hern 27c eO0i no lbs Texas lS 3ec
20l tales Phladl lphiA Merino Pulled butchers AS
soeianon), sac; 30 O0J lbs PLled 43953c; lOtOO lbs
Tuh Washc1 3!9Ssc; eo,O0o lbs California, 92@32c
-ktOHOD7ist. 5th