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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-10
NEW YORK.

New YORK, February 9.-SteamshiI
Queen, from London, just arrived, had
eight of her crew wounded on the pas
sage by heavy sea.
Gen. Grant yesterday Endorsed the
visit of Col. Colyer, of the Indian Peace
Commissioners, to Fort Cobb Indian
Territory, and instructed officers of tn,
army to furnish all facilities to him.
Private letters from Paris state tina
General Dix will resign the Ministry tt
France in a month or so.
1t is stated that the Rothschilds pur'
chased ten million dollars United States
bonds recently.
James I. Brady died this morning Of
apoplexy. All the courts adjourned, in
respect to his memory.
In the case of Belmont & Locke We.
the Erie Railroad, before the Supreme
Court, Judge Cardoza decided that direc-
tors have power to issue convertible
bonds, and convert them into stock,
although the amount Of stock is thereby
increased Beyond that fixed by charter I;
that stockholders cannot maintain bill
to restrain directors from the exercise OF
this corporate power, or appoint a re-
ceiver, and as consequence the appoint
ment of Judge Davis was unauthorized
and Wild
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, February 9.-The Glasgow
Chamber Of Commerce has presented an
address to Reverdy Johnson, urging the
practical adoption of principles of free
trade in the United States.
Several shipwrecks and disasters occur
red during the late gales. The ship Per
sian, from Savannah for Bremen, went
ashore in the North Sea, on Wording
Island, and is probably total loss.
Crew saved.
ATHENS, February 9.-The members
of the new Cabinet unanimously agree
with the King in adhering to the resolu-
tons of the Paris conference.
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INSURANCE.

THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY is
j the Trustee Of its Patrons to an extent ten
fold greater than Of Its own Stockholders.
In 40 Years II has Paid for
Five thousand $4,000 Dwelling Houses and con-
tents.
Twenty-tw tive hundred (22c0 Schools. Churches.
Eight thousand tsoOO) Stores and Merchandise,
Forty feur hundred (44OO) Mills and Manufac-
tories,
Twenty two hundred (22OO) Shipments by Lake
and River. making total Of
LOSSES PAID, S23,00O,OOO.
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks.
p5- Agencies in all tho Principal Cities and
Towns in the United States.
Applications for Insurance will be promptly
attended to.
90, III. A. LIITLaT0N, Agent.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, February 9.-The Govern
mentis organizing several new battalions
of volunteers, part for garrison duty and
part for active field service. Tacoma,
the strongest fortress in Havana, is now
garrisoned by volunteers, in place OF
regulars, who have been sent to Cenfue'
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, February 9.-General
Grant arrived early this morning, and is
stopping at the Continental Hotel He
is so fatigued from travel and his laoors
in New York as to be unable to attend a
wedding in this city, ut which his pres
ouoa ,yas nrnmised
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CAIRO.

CAIRO, February s-The bulk grain
movement, by the new route via Cairo
and New Orleans, is fairly inaugurated.
Large European buyers are here paying
GOOD prices for all grain that arrives.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. A. WESS0N,
D E N TT S T ,
NO. s08 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Mansfield & Higbee's Drug Store.

TN PRESENTING Ny CLAIMS -
Il for a continuance Of patronage tof7TEzssS
a people 10 whom have 50 long been S11IID
known (having practiced over twenty years in
this county,, deem il, in q great measure,
only necessary TO give the location Of my office.
In n word, / am able to give perfect satisfae-
ton in every branch known 70 the Dental Pro-
fession. at greatly reduced rates. of charges.
Particular attenion paid to the regulation of
children's teeth.
The Grand Triumph Laughing Gas
No Humbugi
have in my Office now, in successful opera
ton. one Of the latest improved machines
known TO the world for producing NITROUS
OXIDE AND OXYGEN LAUGHING GAS.
The pure Gas emitted from this machine will
TRANSPORT, as II were, the patient TO tho dream
land while being robbed Of the offending tooth.
without the slightest pain, and is perfectly
harmless in its effects.
So Don't mistake the name For place, az
there are Their names in the Profession so near
the same they have been eften taken for mine.
No. 500 Kahn street. No. 3o6 Main street.
lost A. wEssOy.
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No action was taken on the petitions
and il is not known when the matter
will come up for consideration.
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Dire tors:
r. NJ. Bishop, of r. M. Bishop u Co.;
Theo. Cook, Of Baker, Hart Il Cook;
joseph G. Butler, Pres't Lafayette Bank;
i. r. Hull, of Addy, Hull e. Co..;
A. s. Winslow, Of Winslow 4 Smith;
Carries Rule, Of @. Rule i Coleman;
Adolph Wood. Of Adolph Wood d Co.;
John Shillito. of John Shillito Il Co.;
A. D. Bullock, of A. D. Bullock x Co.;
D. 7. Woodrow, of Woodrow, Mears il Co.;
Allen Collier, of John Swasey d Co.;
J.. A. Harris, ex-Mayor Of Cincinnati;
James Glenn, Of VIM. Glenn Il Sons.
w. B. cassidy. Vice. President;
W. NJ. RICHARDSON, Secretary;
R.v. vREDENBURGH, Agent,
79-t No. % Madison St. Memphis,
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DENTIST.

w oULD RESPFCTFULLYI INFORM HIS
w friends and the public that be has re-
turned bone. and e nov located AZ $50 MAIN
STREET, Memphis. near TIE Overton Hotel,
where be Il prepared 70 perform all operations
in Dentistry in q satisfactory manner and II
reasonable rates. By taking advantage Of All
the modern improvements in Dentistry. the
operation q extracting teeth CT irrertinr arfif-
cal ones L readered painless. 0fice hours 3
an. until 5p.m. lot
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
i appointed Agents for the above Line, are
authorized TO grant Through Bills Lading from
tention Of Shippers is called to this Route. By
which the delays and excessive transfer charges
incurred at the large ports are entirely avoided.
Bills Of Lading contain through rates. covering
Liverpool, and low rates and quick time are
guaran teed. Fifteen irst-class Steamships az o
now in the Line. making regular trips on Sat
drday Of each week. Freights loaded from the
Carson dock directly into the vessel.
THROUGH RECEIPTS given to BOSTON
and NEW ENGLAND POINTS via GRAND
TRUNK RAILWAY. For Rates and infer
nation apply TO
THOMAS TROUT d SONS, Agents,
No. eos Front ST.. Memphis. 1874
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GOODYEAR d FALLS,
Druggists and Apothecaries
ISL Main Street walker BIock),
Four doors north of Madison ST.,

-Four doors north OF manson 81,
ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THEIR
"A customers with Drugs. Chemicals. Paints,
Oils. Dye Stufs, Brushes. Periumery, Fancy
Goods, etc, etc.
Our PRRscRIPTIoS DEPARTMENT is complete
with all the necessary appliances. and STOCKED
with Pure Drugs. Chemicals. Extracts, resinoid
and fluid; and will be con rolled BY competent
and practical Pharmaceutists. Weinvite Ply
sicians, Planters, and all persons interested, to
call and see US.
We intend making the Prescription Depart:
ment. and furnishing Physicians, Planters and
Remember the CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
81 Main ST., four doors north Of Madison. cit
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OMNIBUS LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLIES.

HAVING RETIRED FROM THE FIRM
II Of Patterson, Keck * Co., since October
% 1873. we have established an insependent
Omnibus Line, and will convey passengers to
and from all the Z, pots. hotels and river at our
old rates TWENTY-FIVE cents), for each passen-
ger, including ordinary baggage.
Please do not buy tickets on the trains, as we
are not allowed any privilege on any Of the
roads. Special attention given TO all calls left
at our Stable, No. 800 Second street, between
Union and Beal.
Fine Horses and Buggies for hire. We sell
and buy stock Of al kinds. Drove stock on
hand and for sale all the time. Sample room
for storage for merchandise OF all descriptions
IiS-M '' ''@'' ' KICK 4 BRO.
The New York herald., 1869-08-28
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Projected Buildings.

Pr0Jecteu buiidsn1s.
The following plans have been subm itted to Mr..
James M. Macgregor, superintendent of Buildings,
since last report
dwelling, south side Sixteth street, 81 feet west OF
Second avenues size OF building l7X5O; three stories
and basement. owners, Thomas and John J. Grim
Brick tenement and stable rear,, No. 15l East For
tietn street; size Of building 2ex6o four stories and
August le.--Brick ONCE building, No. 81 Old slip;
size Of building, 2Sx2o; four stories, owner +. j.
August 2o.-Two brick packing houses, north side
Of Forteth street. 4oo feet west OF Eleventh avenues
SIZE OF buildings 7oxSo each; three stories. owners,
Three brick tenements Nos. 800, ss1 and ess East
Fortysixth street, size Of buildings, 26x46 feet each
Two iron tenements, south side OF Forteth street,
ESQ feet west Of Ninth avenue; size OF buildings,
2Sx2s feet each: three stories and basement owner
Brick stable, north side Of Fifty. street. i5o feet
west OF Second avenue; size OF building, 25x23; two
stories. owner, Edward Badger.
Three first class brick dwellings, north side OF
isSd street. as1o feet east Of Fifth avenue; sze OF
sni D%dings vsr 1soI feet esSn two stories ana BASE
August 2i.-BriuK store and dwelling, No. $40
Tenth avenue; size Of building, lx2e; Two stories.
August 2s-IIrIck stable, Nos 642 544 and $40 wcst
pnrtythlrd street size of building 7Sxs5 one story
Six irst class brick dwellings north side 10th
street. 200 feet OF second avenue; size OF build
ings l6Sxs6 feet each; three stories. owner I. G.
Brick store and tenement, No. so Third street size
o.. OF pulIding, 2Sx7o; Ave stories and basement.
Second class brick building. northwest corner
Prince and Greene streets; size OF building, Sox26;
TWO stories, Owner John Gerken.
second class brick dwelling south side OF Fifty
nntn street. 231 feet east OF Fret avenue; size Of
building, lsvxJ2; two stories. owner, Michael Muir.
ray.
August N.--BrIck store and tenem1nt north side
Of Fitfthrds street, iva feet east 6f First avenues
The New York herald., 1869-08-28

Wheat dull and &c. &c. lower. Tho market un.
cSroncns further II
saa .SspSS sh' Of n
last evening IN * t0dsy' Jay 81
sS sSess & s 9s; rss q
She Is M Mchissn 81 Ss 81 for amber d. and g. s.
oro G DO snsaa Rye Barley and and sarley ,iey
We're made Of 600 busSe. a. s n'~s' ana sales
o .SS r sHs and ~, a%
erng oaness e @ ws' less active The engagements
sS@ s;:' xA:. '': a. 90 seRss: Rs:
Hs%sus psr steamers bags CO. cce: and ID
SS sS 100 nhS. aGn TO
r. II
spsSs. wheat :. TO sAAnyyss per
Norfolk vi With s
British bark to Glassow sS With about $4,000 bushels
Dutch brig from PAsdSpA,s 70 Rotterdam with 'Es5 fsc
o SSn m S Sssk eD %
Osdsr. =. q: sa TO y. Adrsiio Is Sd and 81
to BOTdsSI and a%orsd( British bark BOOa spain,
GUSSirso bags there were sales Of 800 bales for ,hs
West private Cloth quiet but steady al
HorsThs market WAS s quiet but prices were steady
at former quotations, vil-7c l6c for common choice
al asy "a &c. rs@b5ss ,Sr s &c.,
HDEsThe market fairly active, and full prices were
realized The sales were To- 900 81 20 lbs at &c.
gold We oeIBuenos Ayrss, 81 q lbs, 224c., gold
soS M Mon,svidco ss 20 % lbs Ns 22c; correntss 81
0rlnoco 20 % lbs. Ale; California, 81 IS Ss, a0c
Central American u lbs 1s1o lshc. San Juan 81
Cruz. IS. p iss lsc 1861 fsmpiGo ~ lbs, IShs.
iRoN-Scoch pig steady in value with fair demsnd
the ales being $50 tons Egnton ship SSs 200 do
Gntbsherre from yard at Sal American quiet but held
for full prices the sales being 300 tons white moted
and 200 do No. carbon for September delivery private
Refined bar quiet but steady $65 Rails
we're slow Of sale but held with ormnsss at 3 @ gold
kinds dull and.nominal.
LEATHER Tho market for bemlock sole WAS without
activity and prices for ordinary grades OF middle weights
hiac lower Heavy weights and good damaged
and wanted a previous prices. Oak dull, but
unchanged while rough dull, except for choice lots
which In fair request We append the current quota
tions--
The New York herald., 1869-08-28
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL

c FRIDAY, August 27-6 p M.
The features Of interest In Wall street to-day were
the excitement and betting consequent upon the
boat race In England the speculation in the Gold
Room and the fluctuations OF Erie AS TO the boat race
It attracted great deal OF attention. and groups
were gathered on the sidewalks in Wall and Broad
streets the whole day. laying wagers before the race
and commenting upon it after the result was known
The first despatch announcing victory for
Oxford was followed by one announcing
the Harvard men as winners and no
little confusion was the consequence. IL
had the apparent authenticity OF teegraphic
communication ana was doubtless q device to en-
able the losers to '.hedQe." Such was It's general
Interpretation wheu the first despatch had been
confirmed In Erie the revival OF interest and ope-
ratons was evidenced In the crowd gathered at the
National Stock EXCHANGE, and the constant passing
to and fro Of people between the two Exchange
buildings The price opened In the vicinity OF "a,
advanced to 35ts "cash' yielded to 3SX and closed
at 841. 1t 10 stated that the company, liz further
ance OF the agreement with Michigan Southern,
are to withdraw their boats from the lakes, and give
the business to the railroad. The London price ad-
vanced to-day to 23 1t Is said that Peter B. Sweeny,
who is one OF the prominent directors ID heavy
purchaser OF tho sterling STOCK, and that he Ia ex-
pccted within week or SO from Europe. As Jay
Could in the capacity of receiver, still retains the
power to cancel the overissues there ts an appre-
hension that In the process of registration
s'trapn will be sprung the heavy short interest
In Erie lively future is the immediate prospect
for operations in 1t. The rest OF the railways
were heavy at th: opening, and declined
with fall in New York Central, which
went down from 203H to 1ssH. Hudson River went
OF to 1872. The exceptions to the general decline
were New Jersey Central, which advanced to 1O7%;
Pittsburgr which rose to lOs and Ohio and Missls-
sippi. which touched 49, Lake Shore was steady,
and for time somewhat active reaching 1861.
The easier feeling money and the expectation Of
favorable bank statement tomorrow led to o strong
but dun market at the close The range OF the lead
The New York herald., 1869-08-28
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey Cjtv.

SCENE IN THE RECoRDRR's CoURT-ALTERCATIoN
BETWEEN POLICEMAN AND A LAwYER.-Jennie
Vreeand was found in company with police officer
In No. engine house at an early hour yesterday
morning and she was taken to the station house.
When brought before the Recorder her counsel (Mr.
Rowe) attempted to speak with her, but he was or
dered outside the railing by offlcer Mann. He
obeyed the order, but soon after q dispute took
sc mnn Gh the the
yer ana took him before the Recorder, who
promptly discharged him and told the ON
under such circumstances. II policeman be abused
he il not justned III retallating by making an arrest
go long as no criminal offence is committed, and
any oficer who acts in such manner Ia liable to
prosecution for false imprisonment. The Chief Of
Police here remarked that the officers in such
were merely carrying out his orders, and that he
should always order his men to arrest any one who
may abuse them. The Recorder replied that the
Chief Rad no authority TO issue snch an order, and
He stated further that the off1cer had no right to
prevent lawyer from holding consultation with
his client. AS soon as Mr.. Rowo lett the court he
proceeded 10 the ONCE OF Justice raybeck and pro-
cured warrant for the arrest or the officer Ho
Will also commence suit forthwith, laying neav
damages.
DESPERATE ATTACK ON Ex-PoLICE COMMISSIONER
GAFFNEY.-while Mr.. Thomas Carney, ex.Pollce
Commissioner. was walking down Atlantic street
towards his residence on Thursday night he was set
upon By two Iasns Ian h one Of Mn9m struck him with
arm and thus broke the force Of the blow but a. it
was he received severe cash. He had strength
enough left cry out for the police and draw his re-
volyer, when the scoundrels ned. Ofilcer Benson
came up and pursued the fellows. Mr.. GnYney also
pursuing and fring his revolver, but the rufrans
escaped.
Newark.
BAnHp.-Sylvanus ID. Brown, who is accused OF
having trlned with the affections OF Miss Sarah O.
Barton was admitted to bail yesterday In the sum Of
$4,000.
ACCIDENT IN A FAcroRY.--Yesterday morning,
about ten O'Clock, large water tank that had Just
been placed in the factory OF Messrs Moore seely,
on Railroad avenue, and nlled for the frst time
gave way with O terrific crash and created the ut
most CONSERVATION among the hands. Two OF the
workmen were hurt but not seriously injured There
were upwards OF q thousand gallons OF water IN 1t
at the time.
Patterson.
LAscENY.--A young female Of color, about eighteen
years OF age, and rejoicing In the historical cog
nomen OF Martha washington, was yesterday COM
mitted TO Jail charged with stealing from time to
time various articles from her employer Mrs Charles
McNen. Her puroinings are estimated In the
aggregate at about si75.
o. U. A. MA meeting was held last night In
Odd Fellows Hall, and preliminary measures adopt.
The New York herald., 1869-08-28
TIL: LAST CONNECTICUT TRAGEDY.
Death Of Mrs. McGu!re.
From the Hartford Times Aupnst :.

tFrom the Hartford Times, August 90
Mrs. Mcclure, the victim OF last Sundays tragedy
died at few minutes past four yesterday (Wednes
day. afternoon. she had been falling quite rapidly
for several hours previous to her death, and as
aware that she could not 1--we long Her faculties
remained clear up TO the time OF her death, and she
was able to speak few words, and made clear and
distinct replies to questions put to her by relatives
and others who were present
DR.. Stearns was IN attendance, and renamed
until she passed away. She suffered great pain Tor
some time previous to her death, but her last mo-
ments were apparently painless. She died in Mrs.
Portlock's room, where she was carried after the
bloody assault. Just before her death she was able
to assist those who were trying to relieve her by
raising her up and on being laid back on the pillow
said, LET me rest" and died almost Immediately.
About an hour previous to her death she made her
will and gave all her property, both real ana per.
sonal, to her four children, 10 be divided equally.
Her attorney, A. N. Hathaway drew up and as
sisted in the execution OF the will. 1t Is said that
she left 300 in money, two three building lots
two helrers and some other 1--we stock, besides her
personal effects. Her father and mother, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Garritv, were made executors Of the wtll
The husband murderer has not yet been arrested
The New York herald., 1869-08-28

Cash gold IN less urgent request and the car.
rying rate ranged from five down TO two per cent
with exceptions at "fat" for borr0 wing After tho
Clearing House the rate was from per cent. The dis
bursmonts OF coin interest to-day amounted to s24 5so
At the Gold Exchange Bank the gross clearances
were Se2 s2e, ,0OO the gold balances s2,067sS0 and
the currency balances s2,sO4, 169.
Southern securities were dull but strong. The
market is 1rm on account OF the hatterlng cotton
prospects OF the South. The Charleston Ne,os says
shat the twelve cotton States will this year show
|more true prosperity than any other section OF the
world. and shows that this years cotton crop viii
fvalue OF all the crops will amount to sixty
four donars per head OF the population.
South Carolina is doing even better than this ave.
age, and VIII yield this year products worth
7 I50 100000, or an average OF about SIS per head
ne rice crop OF Louisiana Is estimated this year at
v0t less tnan 10000 barrels. Before the war the
verago was not above 10000 barrels. The fol-
wing were the closing prices for the leading
,nds-Tennessee, ex coupon, 61.1 q 61H; de-,
w, sax 64h; Virginia. ex coupon, 65 q 55X;
I. new, 5SH 6o Georgia skies, 80 bid; do
vens, e1 q 02X; North Carolina, OK coupon. t5s.
20; do, new, 4et4 so; Missouri skies 81 as7t..
Hannibal and st. Joseph. o. a %; Louisiana
les, II q 70; do. levee skies, 85 o G5k: do. do
thts, 81 y s5; Alabama eigAty % a o.; do. nyes.
tbid.
The importatons OF dry goods Of this port for the
eek ending August 20 compare with the previous
sek as follows:--
AnU)y ~ oa
The New York herald., 1869-08-28
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Halr.past Five O'Clock p, M,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, August 21l6 P. N.

FRIDAY, August I'd r. N.
BUILDING MATERrALs.-The market for kinds was
passably active Eastern spruce In fair request and
with small arrivals and only moderate stock prices
steady the sales about feet @22-the
ter price for choice schedules Laths small supply
ana firmly held sales ,C00 at az 81 70. Rossndae
cement fair demand at g. while lime was selling at
III 10 Tor common md x1 7b for lump Bricks selling
freely at former quotations.
CANDLES still duh, aud prices nominal &c.,
Sc Tor western and city adamanne 43c for sperm
66c. for patent
CoooA was dull and nominal at lO,dc llc eold for
0usyaquil, In bond, and &c. do. for Maracabo do.
CORDA0E-Manla was quiet but steady at 23c. a 2ac.
CooPHRAGE sTocK.The market for most kinds dull,
but prices were without alteration. We quoto Sugar
~ 90 2 90 moassss do 30 do 20 50 80 90; do
feet sis $50, hoops Feet $40 sss D0'p'' -
nrc.r we're as. was more s soSsh @ H. after and
Baltimore at 2Sc saAc;, chiefly a 23c. 2sc 5000 do
Baltimore for October delivery at &c., and $4,000 do for
same delivery At 23Lc.
CorFEEThe market for Rio was quiet the demand being
light but prices steady the quotations appended The
kinds quiet, Sales $40 bags Marsc.ibo at is1c.
DC. Do, sss iss: good aSS lsss
l79sc. Java a2c 9c; singapore, 20c. aS51c Ceylon,
l1sc lsso; Marnac.ibs ls,c lsac; Lsgu.yrs, islc
1sc lsc Mexican, l6c alss and savanla, laSc lsc
cSTTos21ne % marke. for this staple was quiet the de.
mnaa from s classes Of buyers being s but with
speculation and ls for export Fpr future de-
livery the marke, was only moderssy ere active
low middng for December at so 100 do for November
285Sc $50 do low mddng for September S2c
and 200 do. do. for December a. 271sc We ouo.e:
The New York herald., 1869-08-28

-Havaua-Common, Soc O S2xc. good, VIC Sl U2S me
&1 % 81 10 Ynra-I cut, zoe. &c.,; II CIT, $l %
81 12 lot Soc a9}c Manufactured-Black work.
common and medium, 9Oc 22c, in bond; good and ane
20c Doc bright work, common and medium, soc 2oc.
and good and hne Doc. q &c.,
WHrsKEY.-Reeeipts. sl3 bbls. The market dull and
heavy 81 25 paid We heard sales Of
w6oL.-The demand for fleece more active, and fair
business 10 In progress while prices Arm, especially for
the grades, which are more sought after than
IN light supply small lots selling at 6oc Pulled wool is
fairly active and steady in value the demand principally for
lambs, which is selling a. 4es a 45c California con:
no Iowsr the stock Of Of, most descriptions is fair fair
In foreign the business and price: are entirely
including Xxx and abovs Ohio at about 52c 600 Ohio
$4,000 and Xxx Ohio at ssc soc 900 No and DO al
Nc Sisb,s.1 s'S sS S n. at state s S sod SS
combing Soc, Ohio al iSc o0 low No and
washed at s4c st9c. chiefly S5c. $780, 900 tub
washed at 1000 &c., 1000 SECURED &c., 1850
low do 5os 10000 secured and 5000 nos private
terms; also 10000 lbs super and extra pulled at 40c
:. %s, 5000 old .ugsT , do a. ashc asC,
and 4sc 45c for hns 5000 lbs California at aa<e for
E2Yc for AZ do 20 600 lbs Texas at s2c for bury
1900 lbs Santa Fe and small lot Smyrna, private terms