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Boarding.

DERSONS in the country desiring to send
their Children to School in Westminster,
can be accommodated with board in a private
family by applying at this eteee. sept 24-n
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DRUG OR e,

and from their long experience, and by
strict personal attention to business, hope
to receive share OF public patronage. They
solicit a continuation of the former custom
ers of the Store.
EN Physicians Prescriptions carefully
and accurately compounded.
Westminster, oct 10, 1868.
NEW style Grey Dress Goods for suits, sui
iuIy = - J.R. Buzby's 3 Co.
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NO. 997 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Daniel Long and others, J ORDERED
rs. fst NJ this tt
Lenah Long and others. J day of October,
1868, that the sales made and reported in
the above cause by Charles 7. Reifsnider,
Trustee, for the sale of the Real Estate de-
creed to be sold be finally ratified and con-
frmed, unless cause to the contrary be.
shown on or before the oath day of Novem-
Der, next; provided a copy of this order be.
inserted in some newspaper published in.
Westminster Carroll county, Nd, .gonce a
week for three successive weeks previous to
the 18th day of November next The re
port states the ain punt of sales to be &c.
1851. JOHN B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
oct22-3t 4 IJOHy b. BoYLe, Clerk.
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r. AIDES Man. r. Geatty has lust re
ceiyed q fine Lot. Of French Lassipf
Caters Ipay7<
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4 FINE line Of Auction Goods cheap at Z
"a loct, L.. A. N. Warmers,
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New Drug Store
H tn WESTMINSTER.

HOPPER s. VIII M e z
HAyING purchased the Drug Store
I'll lately conducted by e. o. Grimes, Esq ,
respectfully inform the citizens, of West
minister, Carol! aud the adjoining counties,
that they intend keeping first class
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Warehouse with Store Room

attached, which is Station on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, and in which is
the Post Office for the neighborhood, and
the only Store for some distance round
This building is Immediately upon the Rail.
road and thus possesses very advantage for
the country trade. ia q ~ $50 yIS,sk
Inthe immediate vicinity ofthe Warehouse
and Store Room are three good comfortable
Log and Weatherboarded - tsa
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ROAD NOTICE.

sept pits
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ESTABLISHED IN 1923.
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JEREMIAH L.1SHUEEY,
.. Agent for Jesse <Kurtz,r ~
aug27 sn adjoining the property
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Dc for gee.s DO FOR ros1
" Pratt, kendrick Philadelpn MA
.ns port Tue a00' ana 'ns
HOLMES HOLE, Oct s-Arrvsd, brig G Haskell, Has,
ssiisd-Brss Lucy A blossom, G Hassell; schr Z
AN. wind NE-In port schrs caharine Garland, cerss
ssry Louisa. Nellie Potter s and Belle VIM s,S%m.n
Miller, Chattanooga H Gibson Sawyer, Vance, v
w sass jonathan s.y Hadson
.yAcKsoNNfLLE, Sept a4-Arrved, schrsJ Robinson.
eeeinson, Cedar Greek 2sh, Frank Palmer Latham Bo
Cleared san brig Pedro Davis syors; :ehI. o1w;,a
tida Brooks Culver NYork 9th, Edward slade, Brown.
MOBILE, Sept 2s-Arrived steamship Bolivar (Br, cro-
NEW ORLEANS, Sep. 2a-Beow, bark walter, Buck, from
SSHs kss LAS s% arss
a bSs on biTk 5areR &
Annie Moore. and large British bark with painted
Anderson and Milwaukee Brown.
PST.ad :shs n,s f%: DO. King
Ess
ssfs srIH Paiss Pqssss John ai
ding CSqmss and Hattie Baker cTows sos Sr pn.b.m
Philadelphia brig Gambia, Perry, Georgetown Sc for Var.
mouth schrs Cottage, McAlister and Pavilion Reed New
SiSEsos s Snss.
ss, RIO % Sui
Kelly, Panama ship Geo Glroy r,, wye, Lverpool bark
IS.sssa. sse Ssl..s: kiysTp2s,, ~.
SEPT SonAves shp Ellen sc Soaaard
Oct ARRIVED steamship Livingston, Eaton New York
NILS ILLS Sep. schr Iusa ooomb
asth-sailed, brig seavey, Lee South Amboy.
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LETTER FROM THE LATE TnADuEus STEVENS,

The following letter from the late Thaddeus
Stevens has just been made public in Washington
WASHINGTON, June ~, 1858.
DEAR SIR regret cannot speak favorably OF
the Chicago platform. 1t is like most OF the repub-
ncan platforms for the past six years, lame and
cowardly. For twenty years before the war the
North behaved like p0ltro0ns in all their legislative
controversies with slavery. They have much more
physical than moral courage. Had 1t not been
for Q few determined men in 1861 the
Union would have been dissolved. The re-
publlcans have, as said, great physical
courage, and, when driven to the test, will
always conquer They are Just as timid now as they
were before the war, for trade might suffer. What
DID the bold men at Chicago gain by selling the right
the South earned 1t by the aid they gave us but that
when they have not made that purchase the right OF
Suffrage remains at the pleasure OF the States. Now,
the republican party knows that the Declaration OF
independence contains no such folly, no such
wickedness. treat every man as man and the
rgnt OF universal suffrage as an inaienable right,
long suspended from neglect, and now, for the frst
time since the forming OF the constitution OF the
United States, capable OF enforcement You insult the
shades OF Adams, OTIS, Jefferson and their cOmpeers
Dy taking to them about bartering the tmperishabe
right OF the elective franchise. Why not traffic or
sell their life, liberty and soulss This doctrine
duces all men TO s0ulless slaves or corpes. This
question must be met the sooner it is done the more
successful 1t Will be. There s consolation. The
democrats can't find as good candidates. but from
constant and long practice will make much more
villan0us platform. 1t Ia vain for the republican
party to hope to maintain their liberty by skukng.
Let them be bold and honest and they will learn that
mean and they will receive their reward with the
"hewers OF wood and drawers OF water.o
am, sir, very respectfully, your obdeent servant,
THADDEUS STEVENS
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NEW YORK CITY.
TINE cousTs roe OCTOBER.

ro-dAy-after the close Of the long vacations which
snded on Saturday. being the nrst Monday In Octo-
ber the various courts open for the transaction OF
hnstness. The Court OF Appeals commenced its term
st Tuesday and viii continue to Sit during the cur
rent week. The Supreme Court has but four judges
q liberty in this district who are assigned a. fol-
Sows:-Judge Barnard is to cit in Circuit Part H..
which win also be Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
Part II. falls TO Mr.. Justice Csrdozo. The Special
Term which viii sit in the new Court House. to Mr..
Justice Sutherland, and the Chambers to Mr.. Justice
In the Superior Court owing to Judge Mone's
absence no assignment has been made to Part l. OF
Trial Term Part H. Ia assigned TO Judge Jones, and
Chief Justice Robertson TO the Special Term The
ether three judges viii sit at General Term and at
AN the judges In the Court OF Common Pleas will
pc engaged III the General Term
UNITED STATES COURTS.
In the United States Circuit Court Judge Benedict
viii commence sitting on the third Monday to hear
any cases that may be ready the General Calendar
and viii continue sitting until relieved by Mr.. Justice
Nelson In November.
In the United States District Court Judge Blatch.
yord viii take up the Admiralty Calendar and win
BE assisted by Judge Benedict n necessary.
"a COURT NOTICE.
Tine supreme Court will next month have two
terms-two circuits, the nrst which Ia also Court
Of Oyer and Terminer to be held by Justices Barnark
and Cardozo; SPECIAL Term, to be held by Judge
sutherland In some room not yet assigned In the
new Court House and the Chambers, which will be
presided over by Judge lngraham. No Part III. OF
Circuit Will be held for want OF q judge, and the
Jurors summoned for that part are required to at
tend Part T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-05
BgOOKLYx NTELL,sEyG..

TuE BROOKLYN CITY CorRT.-The october term OF
the Brooklyn City Court will be commenced to-day.
The calendar for jury trials will be called from
Nos. TO 70, inclusive.
FOOLISH ACT.-Edward Miller drove his wagon
against that OF Daniel p Green at the Fulton ferry
on Saturday, and the result was that Green's horse
was injured and his wagon was partly demolished.
He was taken before Justice Cornwell and ined So.
FRIoSroUs Assimilation Hayes was Knocked
down and seriously beaten In Court street satur-
day night Oflcer Boyle, OF the Forty third precinct,
arrested man named Henry SHELTON, on a charge
OF being implicated IN the assault. lie was locked
UP TO answer.
CRUELTY TO ASIMALs-John Callahan, a car
driver on the Myrtle avenue line. was arrested by
officer McGirr. OF the Forynrs precinct. on satur-
day night, on q charge OF cruelty to animals. The
case will .be examined before Judge Cornwell
to-day.
AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM Observation-Disclosures
Frost and Corwin arrested o man named @. A. Bar.
rows yesterday who is alleged to be fugitive from
Justice from Erie county. The accused 10 boatman,
and after having as charged, committed a ROBBERY,
escaped to Brooklyn TO avoid detection He Will be
sent back to Erie county for trial.
FIRE AT GREsSPoISr.--At hafpast four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon ire occurred In the Empire
China Works Green street, near Union avenue,
Greenpolnt, and damage to the extent OF about
$4,000 resulted to building and stock. The property
was insured The IRE 10 believed TO have originated
IN newly finished kiln.
ALLEGED GRAND LARcsxY.-A young man named
Mortimer Flock yesterday afternoon arrested BY
onicer Monzani, OF the Forty-seventh precinct and
locked up 70 answer charge Of grand larceny. A
suit OF clothes, valued at over 6fty dollars, stolen
rom Mr. John williams, OF Huron street, Green
point, was found In possession Of the prisoner.
FATAL CAsuALTy.-Between eleven and twelve
O'Clock on Saturday night Mr.. Adam Burkhardt
while about entering bis residence, Oakland street.
near Van Colt avenue Greenpont, accidentally fell
down the area steps and sustained fracture or his
skull. Mr. Burkland remained In an lnsensble state
until seven O'Clock In the morning, when he exnired
lie was . native Of 0ermsny, seventy years Of age
and leaves large family.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, OCTOBER s. l8eaTRPLE

dom n may consider essential me right OF the
Board to regulate the time and lines OF streets
through which cattle and other animals should be
driven was questioned by a citizen and the mat
ments were afirmed. II IA therefore. settled
that hereafter, under Q resolution Of the
Board, mo CATTLE swlne pigs or calves shall Dc
driven through the streets or avenues OF the cities Of
New York and Brooklyn, or any Of them, except be-
tween the hours OF eight In the evening ana Two
hours after sunrise the next morning; nor shall any
sheep be driven except between the hours OF eight
O'Clock In the evening and twelve O'Clock noon OF the
next day. nor shall more than twenty CATTLE or more
than 100 hogs or more than $50 sheep be driven 70
gethern except that "drOves OF cattle arriving Ia the
city Of New York by cars or boats may be driven
from the place Of unloading being north OF Inirsy
ninth street. 70 any existing cattle yard through the
streets and avenues designated without limit to
number. provided they are accompanied by not less
than one attendant for every twenty head" The
Superintendent then names the streets IN sne city
through which cattle may be driven. AS these have
been published and are known by card to every
driver of animals included In the resolutions 1t ID
unnecessary enumerate them In this place. Those
who are ignorant OF the various routes can obtal
them at any police precinct station house.
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schr L Cook, Light fAwtuckes for Albany
schr Conneccut, Stephenson. PAwuche for jersey City.
sehr Anna Jacobs yo oSanI Pro rrSsn'
schr BECKER shenleld Providence for Elizsbehport
schr Clark Fowler, Providence for Ezabethport-
Schr Lizzie: Tabbut Providence.
schr Thos sI n Rodney Smith Proydsres
schr Challenge, Smith, Providencs.
schr Lucy Hall, Hall, Provtdence.
schr Wells, Reeves, Providence.
sohr Terry, Raynor, Providence u-.
schr Thos Rodman Mills, Providence for Philadelphia
schr veranda, Pond, Providence.
Hchr Youman, 0ildsrseeve Prevfdence for Elizabeth
schr Smith, Harvey Newport for Elzabsshpor.
schr Blast, Parker Norwich for Trsnton
s sch Union, Hanson Nqrwish for Psr johnson.
seRr Gne.s . co me- New S London london
schr Joseph Hail. Psnasid, PortIsnt, c.
schr Mary Frances, DOYLE, Hartford for Philadelphia.
s schr Roanoke Barrett New Haven for Eliz.b.snp0r
schr Bentley, Smith, New Haven.
schr vapor, JOHNSON, New Haven for Elizabshpor.
s schr Alice, Scranton, New Haven.
schr Marietta Smith, Prescott, Clresnport
The steamship Bremen, arrived 3D. inst with 4ss passen-
ger reports had strong westerly winds a the Sept
LAT % o. lon ~ a. passed steamship Northern Light from
=, with loss OF mizzenmast and mainopmast; Oct lat II
% Ion e3 2 saw steamship China hence Tor LverpooI
day at u ~ lon "a IL, steamship Manhattan do for do
h Ans rsPs 'i Sns long
rently not long IN situation Oct O. OF Georges Shoals
exchanged signals with smids (NG) hence for Bremen
The ship Hudson, reported Sd inst from London via Fall
mouth, Sept O. t. consigned to Grnnell hnturn Co.
BELOW.
Brig Milo from Cow Bay
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COURT CAleNOAR-THlS DAY.

SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES barnard, j.
Sonrt OF oyer and Terminer and NOS ss1 los3 1851,
e99, 1o17, 1045, 9l5 1897, 81. Part 2-Cardozo j.
Nos. $685. $780, 1892. 1870 1872 9S2, $780, 412 4416
16K.
SUPREME CouRT-sPECIAL TERM.-Demurrers-
Nos. Z to &c, inclusive.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERS.-Ingra J-First
Monday calendar.
SUPREME CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part mos. Is,
d. 3d. 49, &c. 107, III, 49, 123, 1885, 1877 49, 133 1871
lA Part Nos. 10, 80, 3s. 40. IS, co. 49, IS, o. o.
0S, 1922 los. 11S, 100.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TRRM.-NOs. 2l3, 210, 214
10 223, inclusive.
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dollar gold piece ay In the horny palm OF the sailor
who was invoking the blessing OF Almighty Goo
upon the benencenl donor. He saw, too, that tears
were standing In hfz friends eyes and heard him
he again ind himself IN need Of assistance. The
noble act was performed, ~ Seymour thought, with
the aseeing Creator OF the universe.-N Louis Re
11zfbJla
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SHIPPING NE W S.
Almanac for New York---This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 4, 1868.
Herald Packages.

Herald PackageB.
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERADto
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend to the delivery OF packages
will be BY the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March s, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April l. 1865 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship In the
harbor Of New York Passed unanimously.
ng- The ONCE Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE At Whitehall slip All communications from
and consgnses to tbs masters of Inward bound
vessels will DO forwarded free Of charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-05
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
win show the changes In the temperature for
the past twentyour hours, indicated by the Their
nometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, 2ls Broadway,
nui
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A LII FRENCH CHTNAi

LII FRENCH CHINAi
N A Tea Bet, a pieces, only @6 u.s.
Dinner Set, 1874 pieces, only $29 u,
dozen Cut Gobets, only ~ 80
Sold together separately. Do be afraid order,
Almost everybody knows that they the best bargains OF
modern times
II you In the city call and buy II not send Post
livery.
Silver plated Ware great variety including Knives Forks
and spoons, At a great reduction.
First class house Furnishing Goods, China, Glass and
Crockery Ware Of every description. Send catalogue
EDWARD ID. BAsSFORD
Cooper Institute, New York, corner Store. q
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AsscDorE or GOVERNOR ssYxouR.-A few years
ago Governor Seymour being In delicate health spent
the summer months In Wisconsin with friend with
whom he made frequent excursions on and around
Green Bay. on one OF these pleasure trips, while
sailing on the bay, they were overtaken BY severe
thunder storm, which was as sudden az Il was VIC.
lent, and which caused them to row rapidly to the
shore IN search OF temporary shelter. Upon landing
they espied low log cabin into which they entered
and found 1t tenanted BY an old sailor and his wife.
With the EARNING propensity OF the tar and the gar
rulousness natural to an old man he quickly made The
visitors acquainted with his past life, recounting
thel many hardships he had undergone and
the heavy losses he had sustained at various
trying periods OF his life. Everything around him,
though scrupulously neat and clean, betokened
needy want almost to restitution, the fur
niture being Of the poorest and scantiest. BY
this time the storm had abaed and the weather was
again fine. The friend OF the Governor took his
leave thanking the old sailor for the shelter he had
arorded him. Waiting for Governor seymour TO
Join him he took up position near the window OF
the cabin where be could command q view OF the
whole interior without being observed He saw the
hands OF the poor man and his rich visitor Joined
bidding each other adieu. He Also noticed when
those same hands parted that aittering twenty
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OK 000 REWARD
described UNITED STATES FIvE.rwENTY BONDS dAsed
July l, 1855, stolen from the ONCE OF the
STAR FIRE INSURANCE conrANYa.o :. N.
No. 70 Broadway, the afternoon Of August
In bonds Of si,oo each, numbered e f eio
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A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS MISSOURI AND KEN.
xissousI~xxTs4 GLASS eas, ocroBrn ., 1853
a. 49, ~ Is u 3, ~ - !, 81, 2 81 sss So %.
"a 8; a. % y, ~ a. 3 ,o % - q D.
xrs1uekr a "a o. eorosrs isss ~
Information given In the above and also Royal Havana
lotteries BY J. CLUTE, Broker
No. BroadWay
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LIVER COMPLAINT

A OPTICAL DRAWINGS OF THE STATE LOT.
n. teries Of Kentucky
GRAND CoNsJLiDATED-ExTRA GLASS log, OCT. 3, 1868.
70, SO, IS ~, IS, 20, 26, "a, 10, % u, g.
eRAsp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ITO, OCT. 1883
- ~ - - = ekE6okY, ~ooD 4 Co, Manager. =
STATE OF KENTuCKy-ExTRA CLASS 2l8, OCT. 3, 1858.
20, 49, 10, 10, 49, u. 50, J. 80 81, "a "a. a.
STATE OF kkNTuokr-oLAss Ni, ooT. y 1909
w. 8, 49, a. 49, w ~ g. E % ~ ~ ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-05

BIoArrH AND MESS MAckEREL'
Newfoundland shad, hnc and fat;
Desiccated Cod,
Mild Cured Hams,
Mid Cured Dried Beef,
Mid Rich Cheese,
sharp Rich Cheese,
Very fine Table Butter.
ALLOW prices, BY
GRO. O PARKER A BRO,
267 Washington street, corner OF Murray street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-15


ART. AS. The ordinance Of secession o
the state of Louisiana, passed twenty-atxth
of January, eighteen hundred aud slxty-one,
is hereby declared to be mall and void
The constitution adopted in eighteen humid
red and sixty.four, and all previous con-
situations in the state Of Louisiana, are de-
clared 10 be superseded by this oonstitu-
ton.
Ar. 40. All rights, actions. proseeu-
tons, claims, contracts, and all laws in
force at the time Of the adoption Of this
constitution, and not inconsistent there
with, shall continue as If it had not been
adopted; all judgments and judicial
sales, marriages, and executed contracts
made in good faith, and In accordance witA
the existing laws in this state, rendered.
made, or entered iato, between the twenty-
sixth day Of January, eighteen hundred and
aixty-one, and the date Whsa this conHiita
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-28
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THUESDAY Feb. Nh r. NJ
corroE market for this staple depressed By
unfavorable cable advces, and prices were lower and
Irregular. The amount OF business transacted Hight,
the ssles being confined 10 about 80 bales upon
DC 2ah raddlrg upianis ucudins 5A for export,
s7s en- specuaon 7e) for srtnnng and 700 In trans,tu
Corrgs-ihe auction sale OF Rio to-day wei. attend.
cd the bidding quito spirited, and the whole
iogue conrr 500 bags wa. disposed OF at satisfac
tory prices, rang ae 10 2ia, the average
being equiv naou, I0,e gold, bond Al private
the sa-s 90 9ujins tar NJ I2c gold
bond. Other kinda Tut steady ~ former quo
tntiois.
rroUe AID GRAnRecsipts kls3 bbls -four, ia DO and
rs bays corn meal s5 Sushels whcat 45672 do .rn
27i0 do SIS do and Lll5 do. malt. The
sell suyexent holders voua have been obliged to accept
of prlcss Ire. 25c. below those yesterday Quota
wituouIdsc.dea change IN value 1ha sales 80 ibis
STAT. WeAerr aud 10 sasks California whn the
the annexed quots,toas southern hour was IN good
prices. lae sales being I,sxD bbs
I'VE Hour steady, wits moderate demand sales 81
b6ls at 81 81 - ~ Com meAl was quie the -ies being
confined sRs LOIS NJ 50 10. city and 81 rs s. u
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1868.

for Aprn aud 2Noo do. for May on private tsrms
Free remained dl at 42c standard white Harpthx
70 cate aen,ad and arm with sale. Of b5J ebi. az
lotc 30 do. at dc, aud 1890 lprne 40
OF 70. dunn he .airs were 100 bbi. So In bak. Ia
faladeipsa the srAet remained dali but prices
without material change sales 25o) bbl waits
Tor Nay buset's 80 lad 40 do na0p tina. far
on e.. same terms.
sicE-, aroma steady at lie. llHe for fair to
p'irn, with moderate jobbmg demand.
-gGAs.-4 ne demand or raw Wa holders
hrmrr In their views, demanding lc l2Ise for IA
good refining Cuba The reduced about 100 hhds
The saes we're 60 hhds. At llc i3Tc for cuO,; at
boxes IL l2s4c, aud DO Brazil private
he med moderately active NJ lie for dered ushsd
aud granulated; l5isc Ice. tor soft white aud Aac.
l37se tor yellaw.
SEEDS, al uitA llnseed dali and nominal At the
the a0.taoas Gisysr unchanged 1916.
= Ike tlsnothy 81 ana rough nax 81 rs 81 W.
TALLow icase request at full prces The sales
were -, 20 his al Ike. llkc.
Wal KgY-Recel PTS ~ bblA. The market remained
I've prices nominal