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lard MARKET though quiet remained firm previous rates
The sales vera limited 20 About $50 bbs at lie i31c
Butter was steady at Lass Quotations. Cheese MAS
R0E was tribe more active ABOUT previous Pndees
sales 100 bags bond at 1zc. gold and wv 40
racine in bond. private terms
SUGAR.-There was less raw. but previous
prices were maintained far to ming being quoteu
q i T The sales were 600 hh IS e II }e c d nc
Rico also os0 boxes, part at l3ts Eehned Was
quiet but steady at li1te Cor soft yello " i5c LOG
graduated
SEEDs-Cacus lnseed remained quiet but pv1ecs were
steady we have only TO nos the sale OF 1000 oys to ar
RVS m Boston at SO H. gold in bond Other knS wers
duh snd prices were no,nnaily unchanged.
srEzniHr was without DECIDED changes prices were 1fm
SIC l01ic.
fALLow was more sought after and full prices were
readily obtained The reached 200 900 al IKE.
lly<c.
wHrsKEY.-Receipts 1871 bSs The market less &C
bond, at SIC.
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UNITED STATES commsslsxess COURT.
Charge or Forging n Bond.

The further examination Of Ascher and Lawson on tho
Charge OF having forged bond, for the purpose, as
alleged, OF getting whiskey out Of bonded warehouse,
was resumed yesterday. Custom House broker named
Black was examined His testimony 10 the effect
that the defendants had introduced to him person who
represented himself hcCann, whose namo was at
tacaed TO the bond On former examination the gen.
ueman whose namo was signed 10 the paper McCann
came forward and that he signed tho docu
men and that he had never given any authority to
sign II FOR him. During tho examination yesterday tho
doerdant Acher at particular point of tho evidence
became very much excited, and, rising from his seat
and addressing the witness Black, said that II he had
pistol he would shoot him. Commissioner Osborn
said that If the defendant did not conduct himself better
and keep order he would be obliged send for the Mar
sha Ascher apoogized TO the Court, and aaid this
would not again The further hearing OF the
ter was adjourned till Thursday next
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week the Bank Of England will reduce III rate OF dis
count to per The supply OF capital 10 the market
ii exceeds the sort Of which the hstders OF
money like 60 into The inland trade OF the country
Ia falling or The Clearing House returns show that the
Attn of the month did not create greater amount OF
pay than other days This only be the case
when trade very slack, and Il is understood that the
amount settled at the Clearing House this 4th July
greatly falls short OF the amount settled the
ponding day for several years. The capital OF tho
country day by day accumuates In excess OF correspond
fall in the rate OF interest
The receipts for customs and the receipts pay msnts
and balances at tho SubTreasury this city for the
expired portion OF tins week have been folfows:-
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Whssi was dscidsdiy dali ana 5e ioc lower Siwaukee
sa.s. Is 81 o., eSos f; Ts1i go
scea Chicago .prug g 90 for red sou'asSp e
Isn ana y
ss:$ ss s::sS a. :: e; S:ss
a ga M.:s.rn Ih e
ssa STATE ana =. 5ss.sy Arrival y:
sOo sgshsis :. q % 81 o Can.d. barley aud malt
FREGHrs continued 70 rule Gull and decidedly
po sy bsaV asra ss E sa at
esss: lard :: s ana 3d. 81 r sc ~ r. IT, Il
EonSsa zoo SSis sp1i: i iapenSs At ca 10 qssov
70 AZ 70 aAs r.
pee M s sSs @ e lard ss
s ss;s q .ps . e su::. srn Al
bark ROTTERDAM slaves q lump and an american
's sss'y e ssw
prees vizfe the spot, and is1c. gold, In bond 70
Srsrr CIorH.-ws heard Of 10 further salsa wsquots
.i!Sosi ssssniI. chang. being ~ ar demand
continued steady ana Arm With Sd.r,.. s.%snd
H.T.ki ina, ~! !, SSnsinrsd dull ana prices no.
'' s: :' s Ssaa E;
,s :.sS Srps en- y + %:d:,s
from wharf 30 do, in bond. lo<c, and In WI
mincfon $50 bbs In bond. Ut l6zc. Rosins-The lower
demand and very 1rm, In view Of the
tho reduced stock; the finer grades were also freely
disposed OF; the market on the whole, however wa.
cuiet co bbls common At - 62k 800 do strained
.nd No sM ~ g se 2es DO pale A. - W and ~ DO:
sales % Nswbsrn q. a ~ and 90 do Washington on
oS-Inseed continued dull but prices were unchanged
We quote 81 in casks and 81 IS in bbs OF other de-
scrpsons heard Of salea Prices nominay un
Psfsolruy-cruds continued srm under tho light supply
& 20 Ara K: 1os scvs re sss, ps'p S
August ~ ~ seller Eve days, and go bbls 90 do sams
delivery - 6c Bonded under liberal offerings ane
An Me part Of buyes 70 operate was non
nay lover standard white being quoted on the spot a. ht
close Soc 1e The only sales We have 70 quote were
OO bbls standara white fer 5eptcmber and ~ do ao
Qc,2eer both Re OF gasonc ~ bills were sold AZ lve
u rh,lsdspha the mara vas DUH and No sales WORTHY
Rsssipt, 80 sss pork "a DO lard Iss pkg:
s xs ss lover l price,: The 81, Sa scsss 4 m
good ds%apd R Zee Ihs s.,ss s,;ss
en,sas price, 81 IS Tor Old do IN 50 for prime u,s.s an
Sio 7s a go % for prime; also. for future delivery
I'm mia mcss for AuKuss ~ ~ 10 80 Is; buyer
ar,,ou Becf remained firm and In good demand sales
III A s1a S25 Extra rness and e13 ~ FOR ne'
iain do f beef hams We have 70 note sales Of about
kss - go SO Cut meats continued 70 advance unde
fsr demand and light supply sales eo y.ekAsss e y
sc for hams ne for cso'ss s 5ssss r no smd
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THE COURTS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Bail NIotion-Important Question.


Before Judge Blatohford.
Judge Biachford sat yesterday for the despatch Of
motions appertaning to the Circuit and District Courts
The United States u.s. Burr Goldnsan.-The defendant
had been arrested in Georgia charge Of counterfeit
ing he was there hold TO bail thai accusation, but
before bis case into court for trial he fed TO
New YORK bench warrant was sent by the court in
georgia 70 the Marshal OF New York for the apprehen
son oil the defendant who taken into custody about
week ago Mr. Hirsch, counsel for the defendant,
applied 90 the court to admit him to ball. Mr. G.
Courtney United states District Attorney. appeared TO
Oppose the motion. The Judge refused to grant IT,
stating that he did not wish TO Interfere with the au-
thorlty Of the court In Georgia The prisoner should
therefore, DO RENTED TO the Marshal OF Georgia, who
WAS in attendance TO take him back to that State.
He'll Gate Pilots.
lre. q. BIoodgood Tho question raised in this case
turns upon the consuonaIity Of the Hell Gate Pilot act
which requires that every vessel passing through the
oGate should take licensed He'll Gate pilot board.
The party arrested was master Of tugboat that towed
vessel through tho ''Gate" and ha1eas corpus has
been sued out 10 try the validity OF the ACT It being
Claimed that the United Gas exclusive control in
matters OF this kind. The Court stated that tho
an important one it would take some timc in the argu
mens aud with the consent OF both sides IL
was adjourned until the 1Tth Of September noxt
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LEGAL DECISION AZ 10 STATE lsAIpn Or nArdNAl
BANK STOCK. ss>- =

In the Supreme judicial Coup Of Msssacf .et.s, In
the petition OF James Iauston w. the Boayd Of Asaer
men Of the city Of Bossos spetoner s<ks tbas the
assessment, Of tax his srss in the several national
banks may be invaded ,ad set aside His petition ID
based upon the greundy nrst that State has no con-
etuton authority 70 Tax the shares In banks created
by the government OF the United Sates and, second
tina. under the prov in the oct Of Congress Of 1904
the States have the righs tar the shares In the ma
tiona banks to oh that act relates The tan s invalid
because the Law OF Massachusetts, does not conform 70
Che provision. Tho Judge delivered the opinion Of he
court against he petition and dismissed we case WIN
costs
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BANKRUPT COURT.

The following petitions were lodged yesterday
Robert Gilbert aud Charles Bates Chapman, Simon Bier
James Davett Josiah Carpenter Samuel G. Bishop and
William A. Young, all of New York. The number OF
petitions lodged up to the present is la.
In hc Matter Of JOHN Beltumy BaRerapt.-The first
meeting OF creditors has been held in this case Mr.
been chosen assignee, aud signed the acceptance Of
trust
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CoFFEs "A moderate demand prevailed for Rio at steady
prices saes $40 bags, South American private
terms Other kinds remained 10 ctve
FLoun AND GsAIN-Receipts Ss7t bbls -four, Seo bags
oats SOL d. rye and S03 do malt. There special
change note ia the market for State and Western -FOUR
fun prices ssh, eonsesson being granted In some In
rant change in quotations California -four
quiet but steady previous prices The temperance OF
to-day was event worthy Of record this beng By COM
in this market II sold at GIG Dbl The sales 5000
bbs quotations For Southern -four thore rather
demand, but prices q shade easter. Sales 800
bbs within the range Of the subjoned qaotstons Rye
The sales were 100 bbls. at 81 So Corn meal
changed We note small sales at Is 10 for Brandywine,
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SUPREME c0uRI-caAMsEas.
Decision In the Olympic Theatre Difficulty
Receiver Appointed.
Before Judge Leonard

decision IN the Olympic Theatro DtMcnlty-
Receiver Appointed.
Before Judge Leonard
Jesse ~ Boies, Rccsirer, de-, o.. John A. DaG.-This
case which has occupied the attention OF this court
during the past three days, was concluded yesterday
The matter, IT will be remembered came up on mo-
ton for the removal OF DUFF and tho appointment OF a
receiver for the collection Of rents Dun had previously
been declared by the trustee and mortgage in
possession OF the property, and the motion was made
on the ground Of general msmanagement whereby the
debts on the property had been increased between
S45 900 and $50 He charged also with having
leased tho theatre to Mrs John Wood a. an annual
rental Of $l3 500 at time when other managers
equally responsible wiling to give at least
$50 900 per annum. The afidavits submitted on
behalf Of Mr. Duff principally those Of we'll
known theatrical managers and lessees and 10 the
effect that under former homogeneous the theatre has
lost caste and reputation; that II for time
leased for testimonials and benefits OF avery questions
located In the building and portion OF the estate had
acquired the reputation Of house OF nssgnaon that
the theatre out Of repair and deficient In properties
effects &c. that Mr.. Dun had improved its reputation
and made valuable additions to the stock, scenery and
properties that tho annual rental OF the theatre was
not worth than $1,000 TO $4,000 to responsible
lessee At the close OF the argument by the respective
counsel Court rendered decision appointing John
A. Duff receiver upon his own bond In the sum Of
SOS 600 for the faithful performance OF his duties
For the motion, exJudge Allen and Mr.. Chanc!d; op
posed, Mr.. james.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
prvx-HAplye Thursday. July IS BY TIRE Rev.
Dr. Bignow, JANIS &. DUNN 70 CARRIE A HAuso, both
ROGERS tAurpwEIt--0n Wednesday, July ~ at the
Conversational church, Morr,sauia, BY the Rev. H. Ia
Binn Tnt1ss RoeErs to EMILY LOUISA, edes. daughter
Of WIN. gsndweI Esq, oil OF Morrsania. wes'ehssssf
sxrfnZ Lrrnorr.--ou Tuesday, July % at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. Jansen.
Rocns,suru Esl, Of Loodon, Canada, 10 Miss CATHA-
Rxs A. l. LrrHcFv, Of Pompton, Passafs county, N y.
Mur-on Thursday, July IS, RosE BArlr beloved
daughter Of Thomas 2. and Eliza Bayy, aged ~ days
The friends and acquaintance or the family are re.
abectfuy invited 10 sttend the funeral this tfrdayl
Afternoon, AZ two O'clock from the residence Of her
parents. s7 West Thirtioth street
BAuss.--M Milford, Conn.,, on Thursday morning,
suy 25 jams HoYr, twin infant son Of Harriet and
william Baush, aged year
attend the funeral this FRIDAY afternoon. at two
O. dock, from Ill West Forty seventh street
BREngxH.- -On Thursday morning. July 70, PPis1iiA
BRExxyR, rscs AZ JoAu Bremns in the SD year Of nes
the relatives and i.~pds OF the family are respect
Of her son-in-law, Robert race. 252 Madison street.
On sunday morning. at nine ocissk The remains will
CoSrrv-On Wednesday morning, ssly a. nj seven
twin soI SON q Edward and Mary Jane con-. aged Il
The relatives and friends arc invited TO attend ".
funeral from the residence Of his parents "a renrl
street, this tFriday) morning, ~ eleven O'clock
CoRpuAS--On Thursday sfsning, July 20 ancry4 ehor
and severe Illness, MApsAsxr yASE Conpgs. yonnges
daughter Of LOWS and Ana Corduau' sssa ~ yea" end
The relatives and friends Of the tssnIy are rsycc,
fully requested attend the funeral from the resdenc
Of her Esse w.. Il Casson avenue, Br90klIp on BAL
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THURSDAY, July A-6P. NJ.
CorToS-The lower grades. which freely offered.
neglected and sh sde easier while middng though
quiet, remained steady at previous prices owing the
scarcity The sales chiefly spnnc and only reached
e00 bales We quote:-
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aiug shafSS We're more active than usual d late Az
che first board Corydon closed loc higher than ii the
nn, board yesterday selling al 81 90; New York Gold
l5c selling ~ 81 90 consoIidassd Gregory Gold Sc.
lower, selling IL 90 90. Smith and Parmsles ssld Of
Is 20. La Crosse Gold sold al s1o.
The London EconomiT, Of the 18th INST remarks
There csa DO little doub. Thai long, probably nert
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SHIP PIN q NEW s..


Cle0fo9s -
Steamship MOTTO Ussds. Adarna Tisvsns--Auan,is MAJ
sicamskp Gen Bsross Norton, savannah-Lvipgsson,
si.s@ship s0udsr. ressy. chanss'oD-isyink,s0n.
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COURT CAleNDAs-THls DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHANBERs. -Nos. 81, %, 81, 80, 40
al, SO, 20, "a, 1906 l07 1928 Call commences at No.
$50.
MARINE CoURr--TRrAL TenM.-Adiourned to July 30.
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NOZZLE July an-csarsd sshr Mari somsrs. somsrs
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SEW BEDFORD. July s4-Arrissd. sosss Llsas R.E,
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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-09-18

: Ef-.ta-
kREPUBLdCAN MEETING In MACON dCOENTY,
PesOns Saturday the s1st August, 1887 ! there
twas large and respectable meeting q the
IaRepublican party at Nantahala. the meet
Sing wastorganized by calling onJesse Stapp,
Esq, toact as Chairman, and appointing j.
IA. Forester. Secretary. 'aff.1 :
y The following resolutions were then intro
etldced and unanimously adopted
so' Resolae6, That we cordially endorse the
platform of principles enuncistetl BY the Re
publican party of the State of Norlh-C CARO-
lima at thesmeeting in Raleigh, on the S7th
aday Of March last. $3.50 e,
aNiThe Chairman appointed Gen. R. M. Hen
,ry, Rev. Mark May, and ]. J. Jennings, Esqs.,
to represent the people OF Macon IN the Con
vention on the 4th inst. - tss
! Gen. Henry was present and being called
on addressed the meeting, defending the ac-
tion of Congress in the reconstruction meas
lures. He said having participated in the re-
| bellion he was prescribed; that he thought
the charge of prescription did not come
| well from the so-called Conservatives, when
| it was remembered that the leaders Of that
| party hatla scheme on foot last winter at
Washington and Raleigh to disfranchise all
the men in the State who did not pay taxes
on $3.50 worth of property, or who could not
read the Constitution of the United States
Had they succeeded, one halfof the free cit
gems of North Carolina would not be able to
vote. He said that he was a Republican,
and he believed that all free men ought to be
allowed to hold office; that the people
would elect, and that all free men ought to
Be allowed to vote unless they forfeit these
| rights by conviction for infamous offences.
He said that he rejoiced to learn the unan-
! unity with which the loyal men were join
ing the Leagues; that he thought he could
seehappiness and prosperity in the future
We should all forget the war and lay down
| the animosities engendered in it; we should
throw the mantle of charity over the past,
| and elimination and re-crimination should
cease. Gen. Henry was applaudeG frequent
ly in the delivery of his. speech. ~
| The following resolutions were then adop-
ted:. ija.eg 9asW 3sdt gss 81 iifa \ &
,Rssozred, That the proceedings of this
| meeting be furnished the North Carolina
STANDARD for publication, and the other Re-
publican papers OF the State be requested to
copy. % li6 a@i q ~ - - = -
Resoloed, That we endorse the Standard
and Asheville Pioneer as Republican papers,
and that we will use all honorable means to
extend the circulation of these papers. hnE
Resolued, That the thanks of this meeting
be rendered to the Chairman and Secretary
for the able and impartial manner in which
| they have discharged their respective duties.
Resolced, That the, thanksof this meeting
| is rendered tc Genl. r. N. Henry for his very
able address on this occasion and for his ex-
ertions in behalf of the cause of true Repub-
icanism. taf r. 754jsi
us ,ResOlred That the meeting do now adj.
journ. eaf JESSE STAPP, Chna'R.f
- J. NJ FORESTER, Secy .,,etld
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Gen. sheridan.


GREAT DEMONSTRATION m MS HONOR IN
ST. LoUIs-IMMEEsE ToRcH-LIeHT PRO-
e ,CEssIoN--ADDREss BY CARL SEIZURE. . 4
- ST. Louis, NO., Sept 9-The demonstra-
ton tonight in honor of Gen. Sheridan,
was the largest outpouring of people ever
witnessed in st. Louis The torch-l light
procession was nearly two miles long, and
consisted of over 20 Posts of the Grand
Army of the Republic, large number Of
colored organizations, representatives of the
various wards of the city, the fiie depart
ment, and an immense throng of citizens
The procession was nearly an hour filing
past the Southern Hotel, on the east balcony
of which Gen. Sheridan his staff officers,
members of the various committees, and in
vited guests were stationed The crowd at
and insthe vicinity of the hotel, after the
procession had passed, must have numbered
10000 PERSONS and the number that throng-
ed the streets on the line of-the march, could
not have been less than from 10000 to 80, 900
persons ssi.n8
After the enthusiasm of the crowd had
somewhat subsidized, Lieut.-Gov. Smith de-
| livered short, but very cordial welcome to
the General on behalf of the people of the
| OCdte, WHICH WIS iOiiOWcu Dy avery elO-
| quent address by Gen. Carl Schurz, in which
he referred to Sheridan as the model Ameri-
can soldier, the hero of many hard fought
fields, the representative OF American chiv-
airy; the statesman as well as soldier, to
whom the people of Louisiana and Texas
will look with gratitude and esteem as the
man who opened the way to permanent
peace and prosperity. ssgag7as2
Gen. Sheridan then stepped forward and
replied as follows :<sa.l9s6 q ~ s-5iiF
II presume you all know I never make
speeches. i regret exceedingly that am
unable to make one tonight, but this very
kind welcome has been unexpected by me
| entirely, and can only return my sincere
thanks for your enthusiastic and Kind well
come" u j.45ssE2 EfasA.3 sd l. re
| "A few remarks were afterward made by
Gen.. Pile, and the crowd gradually dis
| persed. In point Of numbers, enthusiasm,
and general warm and hearty sympathy,
many of the oldest citizens say the demon
stration has never been equaled in st. Louis.
From II to o'clock to-day the General re-
ceived visitors at the hotel and the crowd
of callers was almost incessant The Gen.
eral will leave for Leayenworth tomorrow
| afternoon. s.9s s3s1DGsGsti iFst llr 4iiigsR
/ : Ii e =
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General CANDY, !
7oItae Editor ef 1tss N z. Tribune. p.

70 the Editor Of the NJ 7. Tribune. - :
sRi-It is just and generous in you to
suspend Judgment in regard to, the recent
appointment OF, General Candy. / served
with him, under the most intimate official
and personal relations, in this city, in the
war department. and in the military division
Of west, Mississippi, and, while the people
do not know il, / know that, in his own quiet
unpretending way, he assumed many respon-
sibilities, which satisfied me of his answer
wing and qncomprouising loyalty in the full
application of the word, and enables me to
predict that Mr.. johnson will find himself
beautifully mistaken when he thinks that
General Candy win be a tool to his f policy,
any more than General Sickles. ,,ss.,7..,i,,.,'
1t was my fate during the war to serve un-
der and with many regular officers of note,
but / don't know, Of any who 80 early end
heartily endorsed the emancipation views Of
Mr.. Lincoln as Genefal Candy and although
Ihaye no doubt that he would intensely dis
like to be: called . political General yet, I
am sure that he is at heart true Teplbl ican
and that bis acts will very soon show him to
be such. Yours truly 1 ..y..;,s s !, + Z;
To-, sa ...s M, a. CHRISTENSEN,
Late Assistant Adjutant Gensral Unite d
STATES asas Fo ol 1s M BfiksdisF Gen
No: Is Ft8Ht stfsst syss !; York August
81 S6I. ~, "a, 81 = ~