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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-19
Chicago Live stock Market.

BEEF CATTLE--The market opened
very tame, and at no time during the day did
trade attain mere tIan moderate degree of
activity. There was some inquiry for good to
prime shipping Builocks and ht Cows for
city slaughter, and for such a tolerablv firm
feeling obtained, but common grades were
neglected, and with SUPPLY largely exceed
ing the demand. price- ruled sensihly lower.
The weather was 6ne; and the different clas
sss OF buyers we're well represented; but there
was no interest manifested on the part of any.
and the aggregate sale. show a small business
done. Eastern advices had bad SAVIOR, and
the IMPRESSION seemed to be pretty generally
entertained thu, values- especially for common
and medium stock--must materially depreci-
ate within the next ten days- Certain it Is,
that il drovers and country shippers persist in
flooding the market with this ragged" half
fattened. "raw boned." "three cornered'"
"scallawag" stock, they will be Obliged to
sell at lower prices. and that speedily. Trans
actions embrace 736 head. These were divi
we'd between shippers and local buyers at
range Of 50 50@3 so for inferior to common;
S4U0@4.5O for medium 70 good butchers
Cattle; and S. 00@6 SO for common to good
shipping Beeves. The market closes quiet
at the following quotations:
CLOSING PRICES.
Extra Bceves-Fine. fat. well
formed. 4 to years old Steers.
upwards. .s7.ro@7.5o
Prime Beeves-Good, well-fatted,
finely -formed Steers. and aver
aging loo to l.4OO lbs. at. s.a5@6.75
Fair Cradcs--Fair Steers. in fair
flesh averaging 100 10 1000
lbs, at. ................. 5.5O@6.oO
Medium Class--Medium Steers
and good Cows. fit for city
Slaughter and averaging 900 to
1000 lbs at. ........:.....- 3.5O@475
Stock Cattle--Common Cattle in
decent aesh. averaging 800 to
1000 lbs. at.........--... 3OO@4 62tl
Inferior--Light and thin Cows
and Steers. 2.OO@275
HOGS-The volume OF business transac, ed
TO day considerably In excess of that of
any day nee J h ed y last, yet there was 7 o
urgency in the demand, and the feeling OF
weakness that has characterized the msrke {
for the past fes DAYS, was still pro ninent
feature. A further decline in the East has
again ell ecked the movements Of clippers, and
scarcity of"funds" and general lack OF
confidence prevented any considerable move
ment on the part of packers. Between the
two, some IL, 500 head were taken up, at
prices ranging at S5.0065 50 for common
mixed uneven lots: S.. 75Q6 90 for medium
to fair; S6.25(a $50 for good. and SO 75@6.9O
for pri ue to choice. A few extra we're closed
out at 81 .0007 25 and one lot of Neponset
Hog. at Z so. Towards the close of the
market rather frmer feeling. was developed,
and we quote prices steady at IS. 00@6. %
for common to cho ce. nefsa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-19
Plymouth, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1857
Republic AN National COnven-
lion.

The Republican National Committee met
at Washington on the lliL instant, and de
cided Mat the Republican National Con
veution should be held at Chicago on the
10Th Of Nay next. II will be the largest
gathering that ever assembled In the United
States 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-19

The President Is preparing veto on the
bill striking the word white out of all
laws retltins TO the District of Columbia
His views on the subject have been stated
in former messages
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-19

There is to be National Convention OF
The Grand Army Of the Republic at Pniia-
delphia on the 18th of January.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-19
MAm2YRN.

On the 10Th Instant. by Rev. A Fuller,
Mr. JOSEPH b. MILSER and Miss ANN
MURPHY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-19
Gfw advertisements.
Wanted Cast Iron |
The Highest Cash Price paid Tor Old Cast Iron,
delivered at the
PLYMOUTH FOUNDRY!
ADAMS l. ZEHNER.
December l6. 1867 [nGtt
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
MEW YEARS

A Superb Stock Of Fine Gold &c .SsIuer
Watches, oil Warranted to Run,
and Thoroughly regulated, at the
LOsc Price Of $40 each, and
Satisfaction 1lLnrnnfeod
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-19

au''t oNc'h VIII nc uicE Vecu VI on The pOli lar
ONEPRICE PLAN. giving every patron a fine Gold
or solid Silver Watch for $40. without regard to value
WRIGHT BRO. SCo., l6l Broadway. New York. wish
to immediately dispose Of the above magnificent
stock. Certificates, naming he articles are placed
In scaled envelopes and well mixed Holders are
entitled to the articles named In their certificate.
upon payment Of Ten Dollars. wbetcher it be a
watch worth : 900 worth less The retui N
Of any OF our certificates entities you to the articles
named thereon, upon payment, irrespective of its
worth, and as no article valued less than $40 is
named on any certificate it will ut once he seen that
this is no lottery. but straight forward legitimate
transaction, which may De participated ia even by
The most fastidons
single certificate will be sent by mail postpaid
upon receipt OFFS cents; FIVE for 81 eleven for So ;
ihlrty three aud an elegant premium for SIS sixty
SIX aud more valuable premium for $40; one hun
dred and most superb Watch for sl5 To agents or
those wishing en- poyment; tLis is a rare opportuni-
~ 1t is lsgitimately conducted business duly
authorized by the Government, and open to the most
careful scrutiny. Watches, sent by Express, with
bill for collection delivery, that ne dssatisfic-
iion can POSSIBLY occur. Try us. Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER & CO. Importers
no3mI l6l Broadway. New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-19

A"hN &c fVh hU ItVFtAh MANCFACTCRERS.
Announce that in consequences u the orerstocking 81
tn, English market. Az Immense quantity Of DRY
ana FANNY GOODS have been consigned 10 them
With instructions Ia be cleared for immediate CAsu
at any sacrifice. A. Co, have therefore, resolved
10 oer them according TO their linary system of
buslSvss at 81 each. without regard TO value
The following list shows the original wholesale rri
o. II the ariicles which they LOW offer st 81
Bear Wolf and Buffalo Robes. from SIS Oh 10 $50 90
Set of Furs, sable, ermins mink, 2OOO to 100 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-19
From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D. D.


/ssiskani Editor Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the OF Hoof
lands German Biticrs and feel il my privilege TO re-
commend them q most valuable tonic, to all vhoar
suffering from general debility from diseases arising
from arrangement of the liver. Yours truly,
Z ID. FENDALL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-19

At the afternoon board there vas very
light NOV ement in ...e leading Gram markets.
and values were a. out the same as at the
close of Change. No, 2 Sp ing Wheat aold
at 81 S4la a "a 54f-closing with sellers at
Sl.o5 and buyers at 81 e4l5. The Corn mar
ket was dull. Oats we're firmer at 500 cash.
Other grains were entirely neglected. We
were unable to learn of any transactions in
Provisions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-05

This reused the demon in Cardepa prscpated the
fate or hm unfortunate wife. He told her 20 wait
little. He went quietly the door, closed H. and then
suddenly turning round, he seized smoothing iron
weighing about nine pounds, and rushing upon her
struck her fearful blow the head with the murder
instrument This blow feled her to the earth,
where she lay unconscious and unable TO cry out Tor
help Her murderer then sszed q small butcher
knife, with which he completed the horrid deed. He
stabbed her In quick succession in the breast and sde
OF which wounds the doctor subsequently attri
buted the womans death. The enacted In the
presence OF three four spectators inmates OF the
house. who had been attracted the spot by the pre-.
vious quarreling; but from the rapdity or the muir
derers movements impossible TO intervene TO save
the unfortunate woman This is the account given by
the eye witnesses, all OF whom are In custody OF the
police until after the inquest. which will be he9 this
morning Cardena, with q surprising calIprhss and
stoidty denies any participation whatever In the deed
and all knowledge of IT, avowing that TIE woman killed
herself When arrested his shirt was deeply stained
with blood while several large clos his panaloous
but too clearly, was other evidence wanting betrayed
him the murderer He accounts for the blood marks
however, by saying that he turned TO 90
away; that she called TO him to came back
to her; that he went 10 the bed whore
she lay and that she then drew him towards her. when
he first discovered tn sho bleeding from sefn-
nicssd wounds Notwithstanding the damning array OF
proofs against him. be persists In this statement
Cardena was Immediately conveyed TO the Fifteenth
precinct where he At present remains locked in cell
No. 2, to await the COroner's inquest and from
whence he will be Immediately after conveyed and
lodged In the Tombs to await trial and the inevitable
hereafter post norton examn alton was held yes
terday afternoon, when It ascertaned that the
knife with which the slabs given had penetrated
tho Of death. The Coroner will hold inquest
TO-DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-05
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Elizabeth.


DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-About FIVE o'clock yesterday
afternoon the sash and blind factory Of W. T. Lum In
Grand street. caught FIRE from the smokesack, and was
completely destroyed together with large quantity Of
lumber In milford & Reeds yard BY the exeriions OF
the 6remen the flames were prevented from commune
eating TO the surrounding buildings Is impossible to
give the total loss but Il must be at least $40 000
There 10 probably . small amount Of insura the
premises.
atanhOpe.
Destructive FrRE.-About quarter past one yester-
day morning IRE discovered In the extensive
merry Of c. j. Cot'rel at this place. Notwithstanding
strenuous exertions to subdue the ames the building
which two story Frame was completely destroyed.
During the progress Of the re fears by
many that IL would communicate to surrounding build
ngs, but the fears groundless, tho wind not
strong enough. Mr. COttres loss Is heavy, being ss
mated at from $4,000 to s12000 The machinery and
horse power engine worthless for the purposes
for which they were used and two hundred cords
OF bark and largo stock Of leather entirely
consumed. Over $4,000 worth OF leather finished
and ready for the market Mr.. Cottrel has insurance
In the Hartwick Beleville and Morris companies the
amount Of IS. 600. Mr. Edward Ward who occupied
portien OF the second story OF the building boot
ard shoe factory, loses hts stock and tools-probaby
So 900; no insurance. II 10 not known how the IRE
originated.
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SHIP PING NEW S
PORT or NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 4. 1867.

Cleared.
Steamship Union tBrem> Won santsn. srsmsA-osirops
steamship city Of Port au Prince Jackson Key West and
Steamship Rebecca Cyde. Chichester, wilmington, NC
Steamship Dirso. sherwood Pertand-;J Ame..
Steamship Equator. Jsckway, Boston-Benner, Brown
Steamship wamsut,a. Fish. New Bedford-Fersuson a
Bark Trinculo .Brn; Patterson Bristol IA Lindsey
Bark Arctic tNor), wssser Hamburg-Funch Meineke 4
BARK Arle,,a. colcord. Malas.-R p Buck AGO
Bark Erwin OBJ Cate. Turk, Isands0E Husssy Co
brig E1smplsr g,|: Ewing Liverpool via Wilmington,
Brig E%plou. or! Priest. T.rssson.,! wssnsy Co
Bris Emily Fisher. shackford, Turks Isiands-cE Knor
ss, sT,ny r,nths cs
Brig Constance tBr), Mason, HalifaI-Morrson Phil
Brig Flor del Mar tBr,, rets ParrsSOro-crand.r. Um-
Brig Q Pension tBr,. Burgess, Han..pors Ns-Pens
Brig VIM Malorp, Jr, wilbur. oalves.on-c Il Mallory
Brig Monticello Murray Wilmington, Nc-Brett, Son 4
Brig Cosmos. Parsons. Georgetown, Dc-simpson 4
Brig Fouiks. Townsend, Philadelpha-N Mccrsady
scbr g Colgate Van Brunt. Cvita veohis-Benllcy
schr 4 Knight, whittemorc. Para-Niner 4 Hourhton
schr julie (Br Pissij, Barbados-Henry de cordOvs
schr Alcorrs Talbot, Arecleo. pR-F Talbot eco.
sST r s Wss. f s S soDsH .d. p'w0
schr Moses Warning Bunker. Portland jed FRYE Co.
scSr Eagle, Snow. New Bcdford"Fersuson ( WOOD w.
Arrived.
Steamship Persia lBrl Lott Liverpool Aug a. 2t5 Pm,
and ss s c WIN PM mise sna
81 ~ passed bark r.ss-d steamer with red funnel hound
s. IS pa shin Success from verpool New YORK
stesmhlp Columbia Barton, Havana, Aug 81. TO Atlantic
sfeam.Sip Mississippi RYDER New Orleans. and s DAYS
from the bar 20 New York Mail Steamship Co Aug 40 100
Tnion and Gen GRANT, sr xsS oesn Ths st, as % o ne
from New Orleans James Foien, waiter died Of hea
Marn-s Cornell Won o.enaeid and Hugo schlovioh and
sesmsSp ssraTossa crowe Charleston, Sen, with
msss and ssna,s TO sn1s L.ssy
ne ss AKA MsyHo@sr ss:H sarSsao, days. with sugar,
Brig Ada 'r, GrlGhs Rio Grande. IS days. with hides
sris PIT tBr,' steeo' Bermuda. days, with OIL to
Bris Roscwsv rl Hammond, Little Glsce Bay. IL days
Brig Ot VIA Hor.s ari Massomser. bridgeport oB. IS
S,y. With s., .s Wh,,nsy Go "a Inst In husr.
Brig Star q he SEA Br Burke Dorchester NB IS days
brig isish,cn tot r,r-nscn, Ne, Ieiss,on Jackson.
81 OF Cape Henlopsn, saw BRIG stroa, hence }or jack
srIs lucy 4 blossom, Croker, Bristol.
sshr Ida Nicholson; Price, wllninq,on. NO.
schr Nail Merrill Rics no-i
sssr war y, ste, sssd ci; IS oF,ssd for Albany
schr Ariadnc, Robinson, Providcnes
schr Pavilion, norner. New Haven
schr Burgess Burgess, New Haven.
sailed.
Steamships Scotia, TrpolI, Thames Rsbeeca Clyde City
~ FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING ISrsLLioBScs
GEE ANOTHER PAGE.
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will DO by tho foregoing that the banks reserve
Of specie bullion has undergone further increase
Notwithstanding the de line in the private balances and
The ADDITION % the other securities. In June, 1852,
when oonsos selling lol the amount OF notes in
The hands Of the public c7ooi2s less than he stock
OF and bullion, and similar state OF things Is
looked forward this year. FOR during the next few
weeks the contraction OF the circulation, which always
taxes place JUS, prior TO tie payment OF the quarterly
aisdcnds will materially strengthen the prevailing ten
asncy that direction A. II is tho stock Of bullion
E1 s5l larger than at any former period in the his
tory Of the bank. The note ejaculation and half
millions higher than 10 jane 1852; aud hence the cir
eua,lon is 2s0o22e larger than the Of coin
and bullion.
The return Of the Bank Of France Tor tho week end.
Ing August az shows the following results compared
with The previous Inore.ss cash, IS 500. oeof
current accounts, I,ooo, ooot; treasury balance,
$50 oo0f Dccroass-Blls discounted o i6o ooot notes,
COCO. Door,; advances, ss3.oo
The rates for money principal cities Of the Con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-05

B,sSpp is Fannie Butler Bartlett. NYork; schr unon
..Su6ksPoRT. Aug ss-sarsd. bark Helena. Jackson,
Avs Hd,S h ss,s L ss,ts.
Doa Chandler NYOrk for West Indisa put in for
CALAIS, August ss-cleared, :shrs Starlight new,
esssS1 .Ss s ., as
7sTsosT ;ssT sas DsH: wG''sE S
ford sysEs @ brig Chss. Heat. s an sss9
bpa srs s.ss sS sss
%snitou brig, ces and and xa 70
,n snm Sept s n.y sfSss
Fort, Fart Providence Cake Endcot': New Bedford;
ss% S York; Ed~sra Reed H.w: Boston Lucinda Bay
iiss Bayliss Boston .s co,,s.., Mar.
rows: Oak. Ames Edmunds, Hoboseu; J Brsadon,
New assn Es%n Reed s'sSa
New Haven Valentine Bsysss Bridegroom sg WAREHOUSE
Point; Joseph Cake. Endlcott JERSEY City; T"ine'
HOLMES HOLE Sep. rM-arrysd Us ship P Ssss
for New Haven; yacht Minnie. Barney, New YORK. GU
ssilsd-Brs Nsl.on .ehrs Idaho Ieeshnrs ssml War.
rem, Caroline Ses.ora Hyena Ranger New Globe
Sept Arrived, bark orchln,, Esvens, phsd EEL
phis for Boston: brig Mary Lowell Mcssdssn SYosk sGr
Whs.ion Lizzie and "a. ve "a en- S Ssys
mouth Anna Maria copp Prosdencs ior shuI.e IS Va.
R0T ans Sx'Ff
.
saedstsamer Chas Pearson; schrs David Babcock ss.
rah Louise
KEY WEST Aug ae-ronched in for provisions Br schr
saranac Tspi'co (and sid 9th for Oueenstown) .
NEW ORLg Ans, Aug So-Arved steamships Mariposa
Quick. NYork Oriental Snow Boston.
NEW BEDFORD Sept s.Saled. schrs Josenh Hay Az.
Thomas Smith, Bowman, NYork; Ariadne. Robinson
NEwBuRYPoRT Sept ARRIVED. sohrs Cerro Go-do,
Hodgdon and verna Perry Philadelphia General Marion
Torrey, NYork. -
Sailed 81. schr Edward Lamever, Reel, Msysrnez pr
PHILADELPHIA Sept Survived. brig Wild Flower Br)
Sanford Eas, Cacos; aehrs Jul 2 Gam naga Ioks Fort
land; Tion Frtznger, and Sattar hwate Long nos-
ton Open Sea- Coombs. Bangor Ada Virginia Lewis Dor
chester.
CIesred-Bris A II Curtis DurgIn Bath; schrs W Hup
pes Hupper and orozmbo, Bagley Boston; Broadhe'"'
Crowel. East Greenwich. -,
PORTLAND. Sept 3-saiod bark Florence Peters: brig
Eta N Tucker. -
3d-Cleared schr Maracaibo Henley. WORK
PORTSMOUTH. Aug So-Arrived schr Mary Ella, Tai =
pey. Philadelphia.
SAVANNAH Aug sc-Arrived, schr Loyal Scranton,
Lowden Nyork- Below bark.
SALEM Sept 2-salled schrs Henretta Simmons, God
FREY, and Hudson, Smith; Phiedei.h'a: No. IN,
WILMINGTON, NC. Sept Arrived, bark doom tbr,.
Munro WORK brig Matron Wilson do schrs John Ferris
81 John. do; I'd, Maria Hall, Shepard Boston; Brown
Tucker, Nyork
anchor Fort Fisher, Sept l. schr Susanna Packard
for NYork.
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Marine Disasf

snrr ARRAcAs Spence, from London with cmarsns and
OF railroad ron Ac Tor New York when NJ days out
was towed Into Queenstown sd u in disabled state hav
Ing mes west OF Cape Clear fallen in with
NV and then wsw gales, Of violent nature which carried
away her sails lower topmsss and ell attached sprung
mainnssl and damaged her rndder head She now 3thl
es In the Victoria Docks Passage West undergoing the
necessary repairs which VIII oceupy about fortnight
three weeks
BlsE Mxoi from Boston for Moble before reported
on the spit at Hull "a Inst got on night and anchored
Baio BnAscH tBrl, from Wilmington, NC, for London
put into Hsss, NS LIST inst with mAn dead the cap.
Tain and the remain der OF the sick
Bpe 0SSvtR ANNIE tBrl. from Wilmington NC. for Lon
don. which put Into iisifar Ms lsky repaired aud sailed
for destination 81 Inst.
Baia CaRsLrrAgE 10 vesssl) from - for Linsan
CD, Black Ledge night Of The uh nit
considerable damage She put into Port Hsvfssbury Ms
where she will repair.
Bss BrsJ priAso, from st john SB, for Havana, pu,
81 Norfolk.
scHa Bsrxrr Lynch 81 Savannah from Boston. on the "a
AUG eseountered heavy gale on Haterss, during Which
lost forssA aud jib sprung the boom stove beat
had the water oasks carried away.
scss LsSsss DASA, Dhhs, Of Dseihbsy, bount hsns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-05

The market for wheat dull but steady holders being
s:;. sss sS,sis
c saa
%s only limited ,scP The 5er .:ss ,s sSs nS
do ost! ds
@ for sss. . Sa and 70 Q, rs 81 sales
81 ss s wsss about s1 sass. a sd 81
FREicurs Continued extremely quiet The Engagement:
s Il. a.ds l sas
iSs last e * Sovs per 60 a r,S
charters WITH 900 bD: petroleum direct
GuSSIxs-Smal sales cloth were made at 24,sc 24Nc.
HEsr-Mana &c. higher with sales Of 900 bales at
III gold on % snas ns
have heard of transactions; but previous
chaser shipping quoted 0Oc ssc and retail OTIS 81
MoI.ssrs-we heard Of no business. Prices remained
eady, however By auction, 372 hhds Demerara at 66o
NAVAL sIon1sspri.s ,urpentne were without material
chan beiug steady and 10 moderate demand The sales
p5Ias. sasssnssd: The limited so seSa;
40 SO Al 81 Is ssaosd and 50 for pale OF tar and
.Ss ES; oi .s'; ;ss. u n:a.
Da .sa a. SS nn and III package,
r. g.. ssS 5Sssa::
mess: sa Is sss7s p5i%s 90. and $50 Tor
seventy days at S23 g. Beef was In moderate dem md
former prices the sales were 5 bbs at "a SIS for
extra mess and SIS 81! for plain DO Beef hams and
moderate request at about former rates. the sales
us packages at l5c. 1870 for shoulders and Ike
Ilslc for shoulders Bacon duh, and sale were
reported. The lard market continues to rule quiet but
steady; sales $50 bbls FAC. lac. Butter
changed at l5c 32c for state and lie sc for Western
Cheese was dull, at &C. n l3cs, according to quality.
PETRoLEUM-Crude IN moderat' dema nd and steady
at prices The sales I'm addition to those published
In our las) loo bbls. regular gravity IN bulk de-
verable at EZ bethpor the last half of sep ember At
l4c; 1000 do low gravity selers option from the 18th
September 81 kc aud 800 do regular gravity for the
asst hall of September. at lp5c The market for bonded
Of l50r Hons white, tbs at s7,sc In Phila
delphia the market quiet and closed easier the follow
sales made early In the day00 bbls STANDARD
white for september at 32hc buTers option; $40 do. do
for September 32 1000 do, for October and November
a3c. and 500 TO-, from October to December at Sc
RICE dull but steady at former prices
SgRps.-Of Calcutta nseed furthrr aies were made OF
Also bags Keutucksn at 81 IS gold duty paid 60O bags
and 1900 packets, storehouse az So a. and Wp bags
Boston, at 81 80 Grass duh AT last quotations
SuGAR.-The market for raw was moderately active at
former prices The sales 603 hhds l2c for
Cuba I2i4c ng-h Islands and l2c 1916 for Porto
Rico; also $50 boxes private terms Refined quiet
but steady l5c for soft yellow, and loc 1870.
for standard hards.
STeARNE without decided change Sales 10000 lbs At
l3iac l4c.; also $1,000 do. grease at 715c lUc
TArLow firm and In fair demand. Tho sales
were 100000 lbs. at llszc l24c.
go bbls. We heard OK sales prices
were unchanged, however.
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. RMY CONTRACTS,

A BERMUDA
The Deputy Commissary General win receive seated euf
dsr in duplicate; si HIS ss sP1H i' Ssxf
Il n: sSs ss iF o a q. s
within the bermuda I.Iands from the LIST january, is y
vii required for Hamilton and T.. snyrsn:
Boa1 and leaad isnds and 4. Which are OF nA3
Security required for the second wear $500
Tenders vi be required for 8, 'rses and IL. snv
s1s oG may f be s. v.' camps
ssscar Tsaars% for The ss rs. year ss so
secarityy r.anrea for the the third ~ s4
also s c So
willing 70 supply Live Cattle u the commissaria' st per 70
SECURITY REQUIRED. .slop.
y s%
cred Sy eoaraeo r a. S %n own It the aen
ss.s ana e%p S '.as or = s 30 .ns
Islands, where the mea. b subject approval afts
q the event 10 lie the sSss,
ee the contractor be OF 'e essp M: s.o
the shall be referred garrison ,rd, whose al
STAT and departments 10 draw from the son.raetost
win be made Ave days IN each week a. .ueh Aour
as may be directed by the sen,"r omesr
under erns Of 'ss s e
required DC submitted the nspsc,ion Of the commssa
The envelope containing the tender % bs market
Meat the price, words AMI dgures TO be stated ~
per pound in pence hu idredths 81 penny.
Tenders accompanied bv letter from two eo,{
potent persous willing become bound In thx
specified securities for the duo fulhment %
the contracts. -. A
Should any tender for any OF tho above 81
vices from parties residing INF osa scotia or we
States they must be prepared I" establish agents In naH
ton and St. Georges. go,
Tepderers or their securities residing in Nova Scotia
be approved BY the Deputy 'onmissary General
charge at that tatiOn. -
Should any tender ne accepted from citizen Of the
United states he DO red with responsiol8
sureties residing Bermuda ispost the amount OK
security the treasury chest until the termination o.
the contract. a, !.
The contracts may ded after the termination OF u
hrs year by either party diving az mon hs notice "
The Deputy Cornssarv Gensrs reserves to himssf u
| power o re iecting all ne ,aders. y
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