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Law Court Of the city Of Memphis.
1. q. Grfipg, s. II. Toby and Jas q. Ogden
comprising the irm OF GFtring, Toby q Co.
plaintiffs vs Z. VARIED. defendant. ii
A FFIDAyTT for attachment having been
n made 10 this eaFe 10 pursuance Of section
sf55 OF the C0de'of Tennessee, and afta5ninept
havirg been issued and returned by tha propel
officer, levied. etc." on the properly Of tbs
defendant f. Wardeld; , -. as
ID Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
aprear al the Courthouse, in the city Of Mem
phls. Tenn, on or before me second Monuay
came will be taken for confessed as 20 hiI1, and
the case set for bearing ex parts, and that Z
eory Of fhis order b pub iished once week foi
fotir consecutive weeks In The Memphis appeal
A cspy JOHN DeNOfANf CLERK
Ry MASON HYnE, D. Q.
March % 1857.
Wilson q beard, attorneys for plainnHs.
rahol fsg4We
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NOfice.

FFTaE Creditors of the estate OF Mrs. Martha J.
L Smith are hereby notified that have sug-
< stsd the insolvency OF said estate 10 The
C.erk cf the County Court OF Upton County,
Tennessee, and the cred tors OF said estate are
notified to file cir claims duly authenticated,
within SIX months frem the date hereof or this
notieS Will be fled n bar Of the same.
February II, 1867 O. W. FLASAKIN,
Administrator Martha ]. smith, deceased.
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TrecInor's Notice.

Estate OF Thos. CrideT, deceased.
/ ETTERS testamentary on the viii OF Thos
/ CTideT, deceased, having been granted 20
the undersigned, ali persons indebted to the
estate are notified 10 maze payment; and all
persons having debts against the said estate 10
present them, ouly authenticated, To Geo &
Montgomery. SO. l95 Main street, up stairs,
Memphis, Team JOHN IENI,
Executor OF Thos- Order, deceased.
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Mol,- ,-Resfaent Notfce.

IN the Chancery Court of Memphis Tennessee
No. I57l--f. D. McKisiek and Wife vs.. Rosa
Eartln et al. - q.
1T appearing from affidavit in this cause chat
s the defendant, Johny Martin, is a uon-reSi-
dent OF the State Of Tennessee and resides in
the state of Mississippi;
II IS Therefore ordered, That he make his
aupearanee herein, at the eouu house in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on the first Monday In
MAY, Is 2, and plead. answer OF desnur to COM
plainant bill, or the same will ne taken foI
con nfessed a. 10 him. and set for bearing ex
psrte, and thar q copy OF this order be pub
nShad once a week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy--attest. ~
A66UsTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
March u 49,.
mh23 laWsWe
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Real Estate and City Brewery,
Thursday, April 4, 1857.

William Hundhausen VS.. Frederick Russer.
DY virtue OF an fu1eTlocutOry decree made in
ID this cause In the Chancery C0urJ Of Mem
phiS will sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder on the premises on Hin street, in the
city OF Memphis, between the hours OF II Am.
and pm on THURSDAY, 4th day OF April,
1861, the following described Real Estate, TO
wit: A certain IkIT OF LAND, lying and being
in the city of Memphis county of shelby and
STATE OF len nsssae, seventy three feet front on
Hill street. by depth Of one huzdred and hlty-
eIght- Together with all aud singular the i'm
proven erl Is thereof. stock and Fixtures The
safd property Is known ss the City Brewery "
property.
TERMS OF SALE Oue-fourth cash, and the
balance in equal iustallm- ntss six, twelve and
eighteen months bearing inter- st; purchaser
giytpg bond with security a lien Eetained on
property tn payment of the purchase money I;
equity OF redemption waived
CHAS. A DAMMANN,
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Nnfice.

rIfHE Creditors OF tbs estate OF John d. Smith
are hereby notified that have suggested
The insolvency OF said estate to the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Upton County, Tennessee,
and the creditors OF said estate are notified TO
file their claims, duly authenticated, within
six months from the date hereof, or this notice
will be fled In bar of the same.
February q l557. ISAAC FURNACE,
Administrator J, D. smith, deceased.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

NASHVILLE, Jan %, 1907.
/ .. W. Hst9heit, Comptroller OF the Trsas-
ury, do hereby certify nat the Home Insuranes
Company located at New YORK City, il the
Sfase OF New YORK, has prod uced 70 me satis-
factory evidence that said Com pany has com
piled with al the requirements Of the lava OF
the state OF Ten mes ee, imposed on Insurance
Nreden b1rgh, Agents Of said company, has also
mPlieu with the rsquirens suts OF the laws Of
the State, made and provided in such cases
wherefore said Home Insurance Company has
authority To take risks and transacL the bnsi-
meas Of Insurance in this State at Msmphts
Tennessee
This certificate o. agency must be renewed
the frst days Of July and January each year
(Slgned) s. W. HATCHETT
- Comptroller, Tenn
LINDSEY & VREDENBURGH,
mri9 sw 10. II Madison street, up stsifz
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N09a- Hgsident Notice.

In the Chaaeery Court or Memphis, Tenn.
Ne l33i.-Turner Hunt rs. Samuel Scott
7 T appearing from the Sheriff return in this
I cause that the defendant amuel Scott, after
diligent search and inquiry haytns been made,
cannot be found in shelby touhty 10 be served
with ersonal process; It is therefore ordered,
that he make his appearance herein at the
Court house, in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
within the first three days or the next term of
said Court. commencing the secOud Monday
IN May, 1867 and ples.d, answer or demur 70
complainant's bill, or the same Will be taken for
confessed, as<b him, and set for hearing ex-
parte and tpoI a copy Of this order be published
once a weeea Tor four successive weeks, in the
Memphis AFPEAL.
a copy-attEst;
By r ]. BLACK, D. O. and n.
LOgwoOd s Peyton sails for complainant
rnbtQ l4w4wH
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LEGAL.
7 NOTICE.

rTlo an whom Il may concern, notice Is hereby
] given that lave arPiied to toe. Circuit
G1Jurt or Tipton county, Tennessee, TO be held
tHe first Monday in May next, for q divorce
from my vile, Emily Paiterson, and that Iraln
ihis daie hsnceforth VIII not pay aey debt
vii lch she may contract.
misc iaW4wH SAMUEL BATIEhlSDN.
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No,a- Resf1feut Nofioe,

In the Chance-y Court OF Memphis, Tennessee.
No. I725 -Guilhord Jones and wife Melvina E,
Wm horton RODert Horton, Engine Hor-
TN aud Annie Horton, who sue by thsir step
father and next friend. GuilfOrd Jones, vs.. J as.
B Sharp T. n. Estes and J. W. Croker.
TT appearing from affidayit in this cause that
1 the defendant j. W 1rocker is a nOn-resi-
dent OF the 81 tie OF Tennessee;
Il "a therefore ordered, that he make his
an1ear rance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenu-, on the INST Monday
IN May, 1871. and plead. answer or demur 10
cOmplaiuants blil, or the same viii be tasen
Z con messed as TO him and set for hearing ex-
parte and that copy OF this order be published
once week for f0uE successive week. IN the
Memphis Appeal.
A copy attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON,
March q 1867. Clerk and Master.
Wright 4 MeRisick, soils for complainant.
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TATE OF NEW YORK,

7
CITK ASD COUNTY OF NEW YORK. -.
s---Erfss ]. Martin, President and John No
See, Secretary, Of the Home Insurance Com
pany, being severally ana duly sworn, depose
and say, and each for himself says, that the
foregoing IL a true, ful asAi correct statement
OF the affairs Of the said saSporztiOn, and that
they are he above desert bed Oiicsr= thereoL
lSignedl
CHARLES j. MARTIN, President
lSigRed
JOHN MCG EE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this, I'd day
o. January, A. D., IS67.
L TUOS. F. GOODRICH,
Gonna issioner for Tennessee in New York.
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The Michigan house of represent
stives has coneurred with the senate that
women ought to be admitted to mem-
bership in the university OF that state.
There was terrible wreck OF matter
In the Office OF the Des Maries Regisfey
saturday night, in the pieing of whole
nage of the forms by collision with a
trap-door in their descent to the press
room. a kindly loan from the Home
sfend Office covered the mishap.
One Christian Nielfel was found dead
on Tuesday morning near Moline, Iowa,
s,,nareutly killed By having fallen fFom
fbe railroad track in a eulvert.
The report that Hon. ID. 5. Diekin-
son had an insurance on his life of $780, :
O01 is denied. The sum should have
haen 500. 900, and no more.
-Horace Greeley defines President
Andrew johnson as q "Pinchback
Douglas"
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aa5za 81
LIABILITIES.
Total amount OF Losses,
CfafraaawF TaohfTff.-a

SitLlas anu ~ ann ..'..-szoli iS5a -
The greatest amount insured on any one risk
Sl0,O11.
The Company has no general rule as to the
amount allowed to be insured Ia any city, town,
village OF block. being governed in this matter,
IN each case, by the general character 01 build-
tngss width Of streets, facilities for putting out
1rss, etc.
A certified copy OF the charter or act OF ineor-
POration, a. amended, accompanied q previous
statement.
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AEBREW ASB EAs0yIC CALENDAR.
AIAsONICDIRECTORY

MASONICDIRECTORY.
1897.
LoBsEs.
AKaERosA, No. I6s. Meets 1t Monday In
everv month. ~ Odd-FelloWsi Kali cor. Court
gnd Main. D. c. Trader, W II; X. T. Tom
IulsOn. Ser
sotyrs AfEyrHIs. No lis. Meets 2d Friday OF
s-let nanutu-Hail. cor Madison and second.
:. 7. SsIIafs- ". N; Benz. X. PuNen. See
IElIa SC1TT. No. zS-. Meets Ist Friday o. each
tuGnth-Hah COZ MadisSu and Second. John
AtnslIs, ~. H.; q. p. W ood @ard. SEC
HagTtT6E Ea- pa Meets Sd Friday Of each
Taouth-Cidd- Fellows Hail p. N. Stanley,
Nm. W Fl. Butts, Sec
EiEwINNING, 70. s4i " ~ Neels 4tn I!lay
Norshsm 81. ". II Is. X. tUlen, I'D, Sec.
ROYAL AECH.
PExS Cllapter No 4. Meets a Mouday Of each
month-Odd-Fellows' Hall A. j. hhee-er,
u. p; H. n. eaynter, SEC.
4. AID E. \.
tsssErsra A Council. Noe. Meets 81 Monday of
each utonth-Odd- Fellows Hall John Zeut,
III. a.; n. :. Wiggin, Rec.
rEaIPLAas
CTEKsE C0r1nsudery, No. f. Meets 4th Mon
day o. each month, john Zsut, Com; n. J.
Wigg1u, Rec.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
2J8 F5Olit Ssreet.
HEKsrEs Lodge Sf Perfection, 18th; no. ].
Stated COMMUNICATION ID Wednesday night
of each mouth. Henry p. WoOcard, Sd, -,
M. Charles NJ Carroll, 18th. Sec.
ETrHaAs Lodse OF Perfection. 18th; No 2
Aeets 4th Wednesday CT each month George
sSellersh, Sd, o.. NJ. A h. FEsnElandi I'D,
see.
csslrisEA Council ofPrluces ofJerusale1n, 10TH;
SO. j. Benz. X. Pullen, Sd Tarsh.i -
canaan UIIAErER OF Rose Croix, ian, No, L,
Charltss v. Adams, ;2i, =. W. II. l. Icfa--
,8,tTIiegl ~ IIEssFIs Countil Of R-b slrii..
llo - Eenry p. Woodagi, I'D, Comm;
VVlIlisrs Y. erode SD, Rec
g1errgrsToFlY - WEST TESSEssEE SD. John
Afnsiie. $50. tdslEalt--sa-V hiefs Dodge e
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The Savannah city railway com
nany. chartered in 1866, avowed itself
unsble to proceed in consequence Of hos
tile provisions In the charter.
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IA 81 Aa 2 araNI W j
AMT Bank Stocks, Enar-
Eet v0lue.......-.-.........
Amt OF Loans on Bonds
and rtgageB. bsing
inst lien OF record on
UnincuM bered Real
Estate, worth at l-aSt
e. i72,40o, rate OF inter
est 8 and 7per cent.
Am ( OF Loans on stocks
and Bonds, payable on
demand, the market
value OF securities
pledged, at least SITS, 10
Am Z OF steamer Magnet
and wrecking appara-
tlA-....--.s--s-ss.-5-......
Ant OF Government
Stamps.-...-.....................
Am { Of other Property.
Miscellaneous Items.
Amt due fer Premiums
on Policies issued st Of
fi6e Fire, Inland and
Aarinel......-.....-.-.........
Amt Bills receivable for
Premiums on Marine
and Inland Navigation
Risks, etc.-...-...-............
Interest due on ist Jan
uaryi lois-...----.ss..s....-
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w. L. Stewart g. Bro,
COTTON AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT rs,
No. II Madison Street,
Memphis, Tenn.

Memphis, Tent
ID EEUMIN0 the old hrm name we sgain so.
IL heit a continuation OF that HOeral patron
age which our friends have so generously
bestowed upon Us, and promise prompt perso-
nal attention TO all business entrusted TO our
care. mh6 3m
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Tqtsl sIs.l Amount Of c.pital and sur =.

The Capital OF said Company actu-
al y paid mp In Cash -. g. 2.o00DsQ %
The Surplus on the lat day Of Janu- -
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
ETzgs5HF s7fTaaF

CyEE,yE Cs-7unsudery. No &. Meets sth Mon
day OF each month, John Gent, Com; n. J.
Wiggiu, Rec.
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INSURANCE..
NAME AND 16cGrros.

Ft'HE name Of this Company Is THE HONE
u Insurance COMPANY, Incorporated N
lS'a, and located In the ei.y Of New FORK
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npINI0sS OF GENERAL eHASI.

Congrossmln {. B. wsshburne OF Illinois, connden.
tia friend OF General Grant In Boston last week.
and tho Commonwealth gives the following account Of
what no said about the general
Mr. washburne regards General Grant M wholly ia
sympathy with Congress, and It's plan Ct ruct1n
To tho particular inquiry of of our Senator'S Mr.
washburne replied that be considered him only in
favor OF thorough reconstruction tho advanced
understands ~ bat in favor OF standing by the blacks in
all The civil social aud political rights as conferred by
the reconstruction acts he was IN constant
with Secretary Stanton Mr. Washburne airms In re-
gard the late Impending change in the Cabinet receive
ng notice from Stanton Just before hs that his
dismissal would soon taks place mot only this tbs
case said Mr. washburne 'but know that the letters
Grant both the President aud the Secretary were
written by Grant himssl upon consultation WITH and In
full knowledge OF Mr. stanton Mr. w. further re-
marked that he should have deemed II criminal neg-
gsnce In Grant not TO have accepted tho place under the
circumstances; and that Is now his duty u remain
until the meeting Of Congress- though the President
may want 10 get rid OF him.
General Grant. Mr.. wsshburrs further represented,
filled with ~ great apprehension FOR ths safety OF
the country a. any man could be- lilo had remark cd
that when In the he compara.yoly easy about
the result he knew what TO he the end and made
his preparations accordingly but now he niled with
alarm he could not forctel what would transpre from
day TO day and such anxiety &c had never before had
So urgent had he been that Congress should DO s full
duty at the late session that he personally cntrosted
manders which the House had granted, fearing what
had since TRANSFERRED hs statement in regard Grant
was corroborated by both Senator'S Mr. washburne
adding that Trumbull and Sherman alike we're deaf 10
the appeals Of the General
General Grant further remarked Mr. Washburne, was
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invited to attend the mass and funeral from st. Josephs
- PesksS lIn Or tuesday, sspssmDsr H. At
the residence Of Mr. J. r. Swift WALrEk d. PETERS, OF
The funeral viii take place at st. Peters church,
Peskskl this Thursday afternoon, at three O'Clock
PHEIAN.-On Tuesday evening. September IL after
short but severe Illness JoHS PHELAN In the 10th year
Of his age. q native OF Queens county, Ireland
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO
attend the funeral from his late residence Fordham.
N. Y.s on Friday morning. at ten o'clock The remains
will be taken 10 the church Of Our Lady OF Mercy where
requiem mass will be offered up for the reposs Of his
soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery for intsrment:
O'Clock A. ~.
Irish and California papers please copy.
PIrrsaon Tuesday evening, September II, CArHARNB
wife Of Samuel Pitts.
The relatives OF the family are respectfully invited
Hicks and Amy Streets Brooklyn, this Thursday az
ternooD, at two O'Clock.
PmMI.-On Wednesday, September IS, ISABELLA ",
wife Of John Prime and daughter Of Albert and Mary
Bristol, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Sunday morning at hafpast ten
o'clock, from the Heddng Methodist Episcopal church,
Montgomery street. jersey City, N. J.
REED-On Tuesday morning, September II, Mrs. LAu.
KINDA REED, wife OF Plat B. Reed.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respectfully
INVITED to attend the funeral this Thursday
between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
Brooklyn papers please copy
49, CHARLES II L. REID, Of Rebscca N. and the late
Simon A. Reid, Of Monmouth, N J.. aged "a years
street brooklyn on Thursday Afternoon a. four O'Clock
The remains will be taken on Friday morning 10 Mon
mouth for nterment The friends and relatves Of the
family respectfully invited attend the funeral,
without further notice.
Monmouth papers will please copy.
sLyMsuR-On Tuesday, September IT, MARY L., wife
OF the late William E. Seymour and daughter of the late
William H. Walton, Of this city.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the fu
neral from St. Tmohys church, seventh street,
between Eighth and Ninth avenues Friday morning,
at half-past ten o'clock, without further notice.
WaAn Sanfnr nhAR
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Reuben ii. Clark Indicted for Murder
Return of General Schoheld TO Richmond-
New Telegraph Line Opened.
FORTRESS NoSRoE, Sept 10, 1867.
The Grand Jury found . truo bill against Reuben H.
Clark for killing Michael McCarty private soldier OF
the Fifth United States artillery, the 25h OF May last
The accused Kept shop at Mil creek, about one mile
from hero. Tho prisoner pleaded not guilty. and his
friends think no will be acquitted At the time Of the
homicide the deceased in Clark's store with CON-
panion, and began dispute with woman whose hus-
band thev had previously assaulted aud beaten Clark
intcrposed to protect the woman, and during facas
which ensued the soldier was killed by blows from
club IN the hands OF Clark as Is charged In the ndct
ment Clark was Immediately arrested by the military
but was subsequently turned to the civil author
tiles OF Hampton and released on bail in the sum of
$40 600. The affair caused a good deal Of excitement
among Tho soldiers OF the garrison and tho progress OF
the case Is watched with much interest," az an Impress
SION seems 10 prevail that in tho the acautal
Of Clark by the civil authorities General Schohed
will order an investigation OF the before military
tribunal.
Tomorrow Major General schoheld and family will bid
farewell TO the Chesapeake seminary where they have
bean spending the summer aud leave for Richmond. All
his officers and their families will also Rich
mond In few DAYS
Tho new telegraph line from Norfolk 70 Weldon,
making through connection to Now York, which has
been In course Of erection for some time past By the
western Union Company, completed to day, AID il
nov In thorough working order.
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NEW HERALD THURSDAY 49, 67-TRIPLE

not indifferent careless observer Of passing events
He was an intelligent, reading He consulted the
leading journals and noted carefully the criticisms upon
bis movements When his letters the lightas they
would surely when Congress met, IL not before-they
would DO found as loyal true To the demands OF the
times. as any could ask. He did not know that Grant
would be retained In the Cabinet days longer bus
whether not the country could assured that he
with it, and that It would later recognise
In him fast and valued friend As the final remark OF
this conversation Mr. Washburne said the confidence re-
posed in General Grant not displaced and that all
loyal men could stand up for him without hestancy OF
the chadow Of q doubt
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This clearing is nearly Ella Ooo 900 greater in the az
gregate than last week Complaints are made of the
dulness Of business but 1t will DO found that during
the eighteen weeks that these returns have pub.
lshed they have been only i've times higher than at
present II Is also said that In that interval bills have
been badly met, but during these eighteen weeks tho
paid cearn9s have been only twice higher than they
were on the 4th. 1t reasonably be inferred from
these circumstances that matters are not quito bad
az they seem to be from the representations made OF
them In certain quarlers
The return Of the Bank Of France for the week ending
September shows the following changes compared with
the previous account Increase, cash. H. 500 oooE
notes. 4ooo,ooof; advances, coo, oooE current &C.
counts, 5ooooof treasury balance 3sa ooof Decrease
bills discounted 2,4o0 0oof This shows further
increase In tho bullion equal TO half million sterlng
thus raising the total to nearly cSs, 500, ooo
The for money in tho leading cities OF the CONT
M a. I'M AZ lafaai
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Wheat shade drmer but quotaSy higher, nearly
s. g.: ...s s. 8
sas 4s s:y fS% ss 81
a i'Ss %
sS SS q ss ;
So and for Southern Rye was moaer
sas made s bS.se: O. Barley wss dual
.as active and rate: for grain
SSsss
a. 200 -four :. as sd to a0ndSn hhds tobacco At
Bremen bark Bremen. 5000 bushels ID per g
s,.. sds ss:
petroleum. and vessel same voyage 5000 bbs petroleum.
s.s. ss ] ns allowed publish
H9f srss % sRs prise: rs sg sss
Mcss fair demand and very firm at soc. A7oe
5s r% Ship
H.SrWs heard Of no transactions. Manila was q.oted
e ssa marse. wa. decidedly moro active and
$s,5 g. ID ssss
Rico and 500 DO Cuba clay ca private terms
% 1 f
sale heardot were 60 56s a. s9'as ana 50 DO new
8;
iSTsss ALE; "a !: $50 Dbl: W%asen
seed na & @ e j.
crude the demand en- ss moderate but
and
holders demanding Ac for standard white On the spot
s s SS 4 "a So :: % Sfysss
DO s a the On y1e S % OF free The sales
ssS ss: so$ y iss IN BONO: i Fh;isdspsis The
dsn.ly large s.I g Hhiis iasuaing 81.
s g. Sm os;sS.; 0P SaS 70,
s:T s
e a. 81 &. e. Ss,sS:1 4 [
sss @ ana sr g ar.
, wss ~.r ne. AZ 81 8: 9
s Ta ~ 81 ssr fair
Sls ~ for plain do Beef hams remained dull aud nom
were Tss.ss sales g
e - e
Moderate request a: steady prices Sale. $50 paskascs
only boxes city long ns
private terms The lard market exhibited rather more
activity prices were quite uniform sales $50 bbs 3sc
1896 800 terces from September Is October 70 al
h,sc Butter firm at isc S5c for State and i5c a DC
for western, Cheese tending upwards We quote the
range loo. a 15c.
RIcr-Carolna was dull, at llHc. IKE Rangoon was
quoted &c. a 9isc. No important sales.
SuGAR.-lhe market for quite active nj about nre
vious prices upon basis lsc to Iisc for fair 10
good refining Cuba The sales 452 hhds at Issc
Izc for Cuba; i2c l4e for clarified do and llc for
English Island also l35 3kc Refined was oder.
atey active and firm 4c. l5c yellow l5,sc i5ac
for soft white and 1850. for standard hards.
thy So Calcutta lnsed was dull but firm pre-.
continued firm with moderate Demand Sales
5000 lbs at lac 5c in hhds and terces and 20 600 do
grease at I0isc Ike.
TALLow unchanged Sales I750o0 lbs at l2c l2s.c
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