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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-10-10
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Il and AZ Perry Street; Wareroonis-No.
~ Liberty ST., above BALTIC. ST.,
Baltimore, Maryland
5, Our- New Scale Pianos, with the z atent AgrafFe
Treble, are now pronounced BY the best Amateurs
and Professors to be the best Pianos now nanufac-
tured We warrant them free Of every fault, for
i've years, and the privilege Of exchansing With-
IN twelve months, il not entirely satisfactory 10
the purchaser.
Va Second Hand PIANOS always on hand
from $50 to $500.
Melodeons and Parlor Organs from the best
makers. 2 s.ss s.
~ We refer to the following parties who have
our Pianos now In use j: - zSi
Gen. r 3. Lee, Washington College, Lexington;
Gen. Robert Ransom, w ilmington, N Car {ina !: S
Samuel Moore, Chas. Moore, G.. w R0senber9er.
Ghas. F. Rice Mrs. III. ] Meem, DE-. n BeieR,
John Wissler, and JAS. L. Miller, Shenando&h.s
Terms liberal A call is solicited. e
December 81 '66--ly s. 81 S. - s
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YENHE CARS ARE COMING! %
81 CLEAR THE TRACK !! !! f..
N E W F I r
BANNER & BROTHER.

. .
NEW. CHEAP Ds!l!
BANNER & BROTHER.
Having made our purchases for two stores, one
at Lantz's Mill and at this place, we think we can
with. Our stock will be found large and complete,
embracing goods ofevery variety. Call and ex-
anime before purchasing. Y GU will find our goods
cheap,-and we promise our best endeavors to
please All kinds of produce taken in EXCHANGE
for goods.
rs Don't forget the one thing needful as we
cannot afford to sell goods credit of more than
SIXTY DAYS.
re- Wewish to trade for %, 900 OAK ,sHING-
LES. BANNER & BRO.
Woodstock, Oct 8.
HURRAH HURRAH!! HURRAH!!!
FOR GOOD TINES AGAIN
IsCATIoN is DEAD!5
President johnson has issued has great
pardon to the Inhabitants of the
Southern Districts, iacludingMe
Shenandoah Valley, and 1t on
" ly 6ehooves the Farmers to
~ supply themselves auith
Gall &c Cos SUPER s@
PHOSP HATE
f. OF Ii ME.
And drill their wheat and raise good and bounti-
iui crops and we will soon regain the good old
times we experienced in past years, and regain for
old District No l, the wealth she once enjoyed
Farmers, don't apprehend we desire to Hum
bug you sell you a worthless Fertilizer but
calland see for yourselves before purchasing, or
read the array of Gentlemen's certificates to the
merits of our Phosphates.
Call without. delay. Don't linger don't be
penny-wise and pound-foolish, and permit this
81. season to pass without trying a quantity of.
GILL & cos PHOSPHATES. IS
We want every Farmer to try them along side of
Peruvian Guano; at $l00 per ton, and our Phos-
pilates at $55 and decide as others have done,
that ellis is the best and cheapest.
Farmers, only call and see Us, we are pleased
to See and to accommodate the working Farmers,
and to assist them in raising good crops Farm
ers that used our Phosphates last fall have laid in
their supplies again, and will use no other but
Gill Co.'S GILL 6 CO., Manufacturers,
Sept. 10. Pugh's Run, Va.
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A STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING !!

BLEACHED 4 UNBLEACHED C0TT0Ns.
wroce1'iess Queensware, Glassware, Lamps, Hard
SGare, Notions, &C., de-, all OF which we viii sell
at the lowestplices, for cash, or country produce
LOOK AT THE PRICE LIST OF G0ODSt
Good Calico 1874 per yard; Bleached Muslin 1879 I
per yard; Unbleached do &c.; Coal Oil soc per-
gallon; Good Sugar Is cts, Cups and Sancera
cts. per set.
@as- Call and examine our stock before prrcba
ing elsewhere. S|
Respectfully,
COTTON BROS 4 co..
Oct. 4, 1866.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-10-10
DIssoLUT1oN OF CO. PARTNERSHIP.

The firm of Campbell, Danner & Co. having dis
solved by mutual consent, and SAINT A. banner
having entered into Co-partnership with his broth
er, j. w Danner-
The business will be conducted by Campbell &
Oft, where the books and accounts will be found,
they being authorized to settle accounts Come
friends, and settle, we are in want of the funds
due us. CAMPBELL, DANNER q co.
sept 10. Woodstock, Sept Is, ,67.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-10-10

A summary of the registry of the south
ern States thus far shows negro majority
ofS6, $50.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-10-10

TTOOP SIX IRTS .Sl0O, with 80 Springs, at
IL r COBB & MeCAHAN'S
Aug. g. Woodstock, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-11
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

There has been cricket match in London between
with leg and men with one arm Inc oneie8ged
men beat
A fatal case of hydrophobia which was reported at
Hobart Town Australia in February is believed TO be
the first that occurred South of the equator
The London Daily telegraph has an editorial on the
new Courthouse swinde in this City, which IT declares
far exceeds in atrocity anything known in England
school of about 200 whales made their appear
in the Firth of Forth on the goth OF April ana the
citing hunt Of Them with harpoOns graphing hooks, ana
rifles. Twenty one Of the animals were captured
Mr. Hartford Mellor, an antiquarian, asserts that no
now been buried 96s years Mr. Mellor feels confident
that the royal lying in the gilt moruary
ySE pe found WITH the Kings name upon them
are now in the hands of the vicar Mr.. Williams
The Ritualists are unpopular in some parts OF En-
gland On Good Friday the Rev James Hunt, incumbent
Of parish Bridgewaer entered the chureh bearing
belI-ringer and a woman named COtey, who has been
for time past the sole member OF MS
dressed out with colored paper burst into the
church. pelted the reverend gentleman with eggs beat
the woman Cotey and tore her clothes to rags ana re-
called themselves with tobacco and cider Mr. Hunt was
nnslly driven to a neighboring house for shelter
At fete given in Paris by Marsha! Mel in Easter s
week one N the large saloons transformer lo
garden the midst Of which cascade of real Ther EEL
from rock ed Sy 1s sg 3 gefs eeSpI bn nG
beneath Beyond this mysterious passage led TO an
Arab tent, ornamented with magnificent draperes Inc
almost resembed museum OF artillery, from the guam
titles Of beautiful arms OF every age trophies and pano
plies arranged about with exquisite taste
correspondent of Philadelphia paper describes
the Paris Exposition building follows: Take round
gingerbread with hole in the middle The hole repre-
selts garden Around the hole describe, with kie'
eight circles each OF these an aisle running quo
round the Exhibition Across these cOncentric circles
draw the hole to the circumference OF your ginger
bread 80 40 straight lines rad These separate the
nations Now If you want 10 look at machinery. being
machnist yourself begin with the great outer ring or
circle and you Will pass in their order the maehineres
of every nation The second interior ring is devoted
entirely to furniture Go round and you can study the
upholstery Of mankind. The third ring IS devoted 10
clothing Follow this round and all tho fashions OF the
world and the wearers will be demonstrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-11

we therefore trust that the season VIII Close IN
NJ William Davidge the comedian, and Mr A.
sed~ick together with small, select theatrical com
49, are about TO take the provincial field, with par
70 SSn,terfanment musical well as dramatic They VIII
visit the principal cities and towns west OF Albany
The first Flying Scud" Matinee VIII be given
st wallack's Theaer to-day ms must prove special
dents
-Ristori will play Elisabeth for the last time to-
day. at Matinee at the French Theater. The final op
portunity witnessing this superb personaon ought not
TO be missed.
-Matin6es will be given to-day at the New-fork
Theater the Broadway Theater and Niblos Garden Mr.
and Mrs Barney Williams will this evening bring to a
close their engagement ut the Broadway Theater We
trust that they will say good bye to crowd OF friends
The usual afternoon performance at Barnums
Museum should be overlooked by persons intent on
being amused 1.-THE Octorool will be acted. with an
kee Locke as Salem Scldder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-11
CIVIL COURTS

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAY 1O.-Before
Judge SIIPMAN.
THE TRAP CASE TRAP FOUND GUILTY AND RE-
MANDED FOR SENTENCE.
United States sgt John II. Trap.
The facts in this case have been frequently re-
ported The defendant is lawyer in this city and was
at one time, somewhat noted Democratic politician in
the Thirteenth Ward He was at ono time law partner
within of being elected TO judicial position
He has at various times been involved In brOs, having
at time shot Thomas H. Ferris noted politician OF
the Tenth Ward II the Bank Coffee House. in Grandst,
and ut Onother time at the place shot another per
in the latter escaping from the premises by
jumping from q thrdstOry window, and ahghting on a
she'd escaping with a Rpraned ankle Both these
compromised through the influence Of politicians
and Trap got OF scot free In the present case rather
he Is charged in Indictment with defTauding
the United States 10y OF forgery out OF back pay
and bounty money due Francis Priest, and with
similarly deraudngthe United States OF back pay aud
bounty money due TO John Connington. The ndict
mens for the purpose OF saving time and expense,
motion of the DisrictAtorney consolidated into one
the separate indictments being considered as counts IN
Indictment. The trial commenced on Wednesday and
was finished yesterday.
The evidence for tie prosecution was overwhelming
showing cOnclusivey that defendant had obtained thf
money in both without the required signatures OF
tbe respective parties and had during the period
year after he obtained it, denied having received IT,
The defense based mainly on technical objections
to the indictments and assumptions not proven that
Priest had paid over by Trap, and THAT in the
ConningtOn case, COnniDgtOn had himself signed the
papers.
guilty both of the Indictment and the prisoner
remanded for sentence.
II matter Of surprise with great many That the
defendant should stand trial on these charges with
such overwhelming proof against him, that he did not
plead guilty he had beeq held TO bail on these charges
IN the amount OF 5000 but his b0ndsman, for reasons
satisfactory TO himself Cancelled his bond by surrender
ing the defendant some time ago.
seph Bell Assistant C. s. DisictAttOrney for the Gov
ernment; Malcolm Campbell for the defendant.
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FAMILY MARKETS,
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-YORk.
l..

OR LINING EAFLNsEo IN NEW UIh. -.
FRIDAY, May TO- 1851
Notwithstanding the cold backyard season strawber
have made their appearance In nket tnousn mU,
"A more Southern cline. A few hOthOus5 berries nave
been on sale the Broadway fancy fruit stores @ sly
erll weeks but have outdoor fruit from NOspi
Wy It was order and sold. with hull5 on, at " 81
ae3 per quart box Among fish we have the additioh OF
SCI bass fish, and few fresh mackerel when com
H. ,ses the new products for the week Butter Is not
plenty Just nOw and dealers asking Csc per pound
ADVANCE on fine new Eggs are In full supply, ana con-
tnue cheaper than Most dealers give IL for Zoe
shad arc plenty and cheap I'm comparison win many
other things Flour continues to advance. choice arti
Gle of St LOUIS selling at $2 s2 per barrel something
olte common stu be bought at SO Meats are nrm
and some OF the butchers have advanced the price OF
fine cuts OF beef Spring lambs have been sold AS gh as
si2 per carcass Poultry Is still held at high ngres AS
parags green peas spinach, lettuce, and other fresh
grown new vegetables are gradually working down put
more sun is wanted to bring them forward freely Nor
folk peas looked for next week. and new caODages
South will take the pce OF the OLD when
have Just passed ont OF market. We quote
ACkEKs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-11

TIE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs OF THE CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY now offered for sale, arc
issued under FIRST MORTGAGE upon that portion OF
their road which lies in the State OF California extending
from Sacramento to the State Line This Is considered
TIE MOST VALUABLE AND REMUSERATIyE LINK OF tho
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC and the First
Mortgage Bonds secured possess peculiar features
OF safety and profit
First: This portion OF the road through the heart
OF California and connects Sacramento with the extensive
mining gons OF Nevada, which must draw their sup
plies from the Pacific Coast this road and which
have paid as high as 100000 in god for transportation
in a single year. THUS TIE LOCAL TRADE OF THIS FOR
TON OF THE ROUTE MUST BIZ IMMENSE INDEPENDENTLY
OF THE THROUGH CONNECTION WITH THE EAST.
Second The most expensive portion of the road over
the Sierra Nevada, is already built equipped ana run
Ming and the NET EARNINGS OF the completed Portioh
l miles, ARE LARGELY IN EXCESS OF THE INTEREST On
ALL THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS WHICH me NV'f"Ni
CAN ISSUE UPoS 100 MILES.
Third. The mortgage s made and recorded under inc
laws OF the State California where specie payment mas
suspended and by the laws OF that state anu
tho authority OF Congress the Company CONTRACT 10 pay
tho principa and interest OF their Bonds In gold Is LIZ
CALLY BINDING.
Fourth The revenues OF the Company are received In
gold and their rates for transportation Of passengers ana
freight are three those OF Eastern roads, so that
their OPERATING EXPENSES ARE LESS THAN 70 PER CENT
OF THE GROSS EARNINGS.
Iilh The amount OF tho Bonds IS less than ohetni
the cost and value OF the property pledged for their re-
Jempron-thc United States Government having adj
vanced an equal amount to aid the construction OF the
road and relinquished the first lien upon tho whole In
.ayor Of these first mortgage bonds
Tie bonds bear interest at the rate OF six pereenprin-
cIpal and Interest payable gold in the City OF New
York-and are offered per cent and accrued interest
from January l. In currency Al he average rate Of sod
for the past year. they pay 81 per cent upon the IN
vcstment.
For further particulars apply 70
FiRK HATCH. Bankers. No Nassau St, n 7.
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PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
SECOND BOARD.
FRIDAY May 10 r. y


Gold closed at l57. after selling at lSG!@lS7i. The
clcarngs OF the Gold Exchange Bank are s5SybJ2OOO
and the balances. sl,40,C3O.
Government stocks continue in good demand at
full prices State stocks, railway bonds, and bank
shares are firm. Tho general share market is dull,
and there is no disposition the part Of the public
to buy but on the other hand, good deal of stock
is added TO the supply the street at any advance
IL ia coming TO be understood that valuable as
railways are in developing the country and
facilitating commerce, they are uncertain OF In
come except TO their manipulatOrs, and the
transportation companies which there for nominal
charges The next wheat harvest is expected to be
large but that does not pay present losses and be-
fore wheat moves much prices of many expectant
roads will shrink materially. After the call and at
the Second Board prices were steady, with mod
crate business. New-York Central 9i3a912; Erie
G3!a639; Reading, 103!Gl0Ss; Michigan Southern,
67I0G8 CleveIanqd sggg I,J!:sgygh. ;3l@,f. E2Sk
Island, S9sG89.; Northwestern, 1isGJ!i North
Western Preferred, CO3GGOl; Fort Wayne. 9G!a96..
Money though still in good supply, is more active,
and less is said of cheap rates On call the rates. are
506, with good deal at on ordinary collateras.
Commercial bills sell at clad for iirst and sac for
second grade.
AS the year wears OH and the compound notes ma
ture and arc replaced by collaborating bonds, money
cannot be expected TO be much cheaper, but the re-
verse The present rates are as low as can be rea-
sonably expected, and the next change will be up
ward.
Sterling bills are frmer. We quote: London. 90
days. 1o9s01o9!; sight 11Ol Paris, long 51S.a5.l9i;
short, 5.1li05IO; Antwerp. 517iG515; Swiss, 517lS
Sis; Hamburg, 86l036!; Amsterdam, 4lia4i!j
Frankfort 4la94lI Bremen, 79s; Berlin, 19i.
In Freights the engagements to Liverpool are 100
bbls. Spirits Turpentne at As Cd, and per steamer
500 bbls Rosin at 2s, 1000 BUSH Corn at 3D., and 30
tuns Bacon and Lard at 20s. To London $50 bills.
Rosn at 3d. so hhds Tobacco at 2Os $50 tcs Lard at
15s., and per steamer 1900 bush. Corn OH private
terms.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
for Customs $3i7.O0O for Gold Notes. s4020 O0 total
Receipts $43i25S9 56 total Payments, $4ll979l o.;
Balance. sl19, 1851 49,
As parties holding 1905, due Aug. Is, are in much
doubt to the mode and cost Of converting them into
590s of 1885, new issue. interest payable July and
January we annex tho following figures:
The funding Of 7.30s into 5-9Os is done at the Ma
tonal Currency Bank at this date MAY 10y, as fol-
lows:
Al 900 now 620s At l0S .................r06 $50 90
81 Aug 1908 at 1861 81 ,062 so
Interest to May e................, 16 90
- I,o7s 10
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gro. =. BAKER, Cashier.

HowEs & MACY BANKERS, No. 20 Wall-st.. New
York Formerly officers of the Park Bank -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposit.
The business OF this house is the Incorpo
rated Bank.
PERSONS KLEPTSO ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
hoy please and will be allowed Interest ON their daily
balance at per cent
COLLECTIONS made any part OF the United States
Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE OF the various Gov
eminent aud other Stocks, Bonds aud Gold promptly
executed for the usual commission
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SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TGRM-MAr 1O.--Betore Jus
tce BARBOUR.
LIABILITY or AGENTS.

LIABILITY or AGENTS
Constantine ROssway Agt; James " Seymour
This was an action brought by the plaintiff, who Is
manufacturer OF Jewery In this city to recover $1,000,
the value of certain jewey consigned TO defendant who
is wholesale dealer in jewelry In New Orleans. The
goods sent TO defendant in September and Deoem
ber 1860 TO be sold commission Before an accounting
between the paIeS the broke out, and u 900 worth
OF the goods sold in NewOrleans and payment re-
ceived by defendant in Confederate money The balance
Church. disposed Of by him. Church alleges that he
waylaid and robbed OF it, suit now brought by
the plaintiff to recover the iul value OF inc le%ey:
money received by him for the goods which we're sold In
Orleans that is the Confederate scrip, but plaintiff
refused TO accept IT, In regard to balance covering the
stolen goods he alleges that he took all possible precau
ons protect the interest Of his principal that II the
goods had remained in Hew-Oreans they would have
OF Northern merchants and that he was therefore not
liable addition 10 this, be alleged that he had special
permission from the defendant 10 send the goods To Mex
leo in charge OF agent 20 be selected w him. but he
failed TO show this by proof Verdict for the plaintiff for
Joseph RI Daiy and Mr. Roosevelt for plaintiff; T. f.
Roberts, and Luther K. Marsh for defendant.
LARGE VERDICT AGAINST THE EIGHTH-AyE. RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Della Borgess. at the Eighbavs RGlrsadCOnpsny.
This case was reported yesterday. Plaintiff claimed
an ear which started before she had got
Of the platform. The jury gave her 1880 damages
SPECIAL TERM-MAY 1o.-Before Justice JONES.
DECISIONS.
Lane agt. Borst, Galley, administrator, &c, ct al.
agt Hunter OF all the in 30 other actions agt tho
same Witcop an infant agt Wallace, Carrick agt New
York Consolidated Stage Company, Drees agt Benrimo,
williams ag. PughVMotions gTantSd granted drao,,,.
Clerk OF this Court TO pay the money deposited With
him in this cause.
Read agt. Cushipg-MOtion granted, and proceedings
Jenny agt Tartoll Brown ct al, sgt. st. Nicholas In
suranoo Company Aotions granted. without costs.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK or NETWORK.
No. 40 BROADWAY.

No. 1dU BKDADWAf.
This Bank Is now Issuing Deposit Receipts similar 70
those issued by the Union Bank of London and other
European banks and be airing FOUR per cent interest
Parties funding or exchanging the 100 Notes into $40
Ropds will be dealt the best rates OF the market
nils ON London Daring Brothersj for sale In amounts
10 suit
All parties opening or changing their accounts with
banks OF bankers invited 10 this bank
S. c. TuoMPsON, President.
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SUPREME COURT-GEYERAL TERM-MAY i0.-Before
Justices LEONARD. IEGRAHAA. and SMITH
-

FAMILY DIFFICULTIES
Levi Angeyue and Nelson DuckWOrih sg- Ann Angeyiue
The defendant AYERS that she is the widow of
Daniel Angcvne having married him in 1919, and lived
with him as his wife until 1864 when he died plaintiffs,
at his DEATH letters OF administration winch the
alleged widow contested The Surrogate decided In favor
OF the alleged widow revokng the letters OF adminstra
ton granted to plaintiffs, making the alleged widow ad
ministratriK Plaintiffs appealed on exception taken on
the trial in the SurrOgaes Court as to the adnissbity
Of the alleged widows evidence proving the marriage
that being the only point In dispute.
Case still OH.
DECISIONS
The People ex rel Carrot NJ. Clute OF al agt. Chas
T. Boardman ct aLJudgDent and proceedings affirmed
with costs.
Jane Aekroyd agt. Edmund AckrOyd. implicated. &c
Motion denied; SO costs TO abide event.
CIRcUIT-MAY 10-BefOre Justice MILLER
DECISIONS.
William Y De Ford jr., agt John W. Dodd ct al
Judgment for defendants
CHAMBERs.-BefOro Justice SUTHERLAND.
Burwell, executor. agt. Holmes-Allowance or slOO
granted ~ each OF the attorneys
Devin agt Hope ct a-Motlon denied without costs to
In re Blower ct al-RepOrt Of referee confirmed and
further order granted.
COyel agt Kelly.-TaXatOn affirmed.
Schmidt agt. decentralization denied.
Rose ct d. agt NoBrain, jr.-Report confirmed and
judgment ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-11

AFrERsooS Provision MARKET, OCLOCK.-The
market for Pork IL firm but quiet We note sale OF 100
bbls New Mess, seller 60 days, at S23 %.
PETROLEUM Is dull and steady we quote Crune az
lie in bulk and 16c In bbs Refined. In bond, at 2iG
22c for s. 22922ic for do to W; 2sd25c. for DO ana
q; 26d 261c. for w, and 27i FOR y W. -,
RICENo important sales reported prices are with
out change.
sUGARs-There has been very active demand for
Raw Sugars to-day from both reners and the trade ana
prices are rmer closing at l0o for fair to good Re
nng; sales Of 2527 hds at for cuba l2tc or
Clarified do 9l2Ac for Porto Rico and 29s boxes Ha
yana ut l0l 22c Refined firm, at l5c. for Hards
for Clover Seed Timothy Seed ia selling slowly at $50
g 25 Rough Flaxseed ID quietat - lOG@ 90 CALCUTTA
Inseed is firm and fair demand at ~ 5O6S2 co. gQd IN
Boston and here's note sales OF 5000 bags CacultA
Iinseed, to arrive in Boston, at 81 90 in bond
SKINS-GOat have been active, ana we notice tue
sale OF 900 bales Tampco at 42dt2tc, gold .,.,o,
SOAPWe note sales OF 200 boxes Castle al lo@lstcD
currency. =. .oa
SALTS firm al about previous rates. we quote at 5O9
62Ic Turks Island 81 0Gsl o5 for Liverpool GROUND
and 81 gold for Liverpool Fine Ashtone by auction 10
sacks OF slightly damaged Marshalrs sold at VI "t@
s207i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia selling at GO aGic., gold
TEA-During the past week the general tone OF inc
market has been rather dull aud prices are some what un
settled As an item OF interest, however we note the
purchase by the Great American Tea Company OF the en-
lire cargo OF the George Sh0en, from FOo-CnOW en-
braciug 10 4G5 half chests 6 boxes O00Dg Jos CHESTS
and go half chest SouchOng, Mt market rates
TALLOW-The market Is fairly active and nrm safes
OF So 600 n at llalllc. for fair TO prime. , -
TIN-Pig is only in limited demand PUT price a sc
steady A for Banca; 2te for straits ana &c I0r
English, all gold. Plates are duh and nominal =.
WISKY-Thc market Is quiet; small safes OF state az
a6c and OF Western at Sic. IN bona.