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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-03

Sweet sixteen has a new notion. She
ties vail tightly across her face after
the manner Of the ladies in Chill, so that
everything except the little tip end Of
the nose and the pretty lips are concealed
from view. This is, we presume, called
!" the Gillian style" but it don't make
us feel chilly one bit, the tantalizlne
thingsl Trouble is, too, you meet
couple Of these Chilians, and you
can't possibly tell which is your sister
and which isn't. You notice the pretty
little mouth smiling away so enchant-
ingly, and yet the exasperated vail Is a
complete mask. What won't the girls
get up next2
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RE up AND DOING.

Bring every man 10 the polls and vote
for Brown for Governor, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in your district,
aud the Democratic nominees for the
Legislature.
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NARRIED.

RAMSAY-P0WELLr- Rev. Or. Wheat.
at e;raee Church, on the LIST inst, Rev. Brock
Ramsay and Miss Ida EN- Powell, both Of this
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PASSMORE & RUFFIN,
Real Estate Agents
Al ADAMS STREET,

(Between Main and Second str eets,)
MAKE SALES Oh REAL ESTATE
lNl either private or at PUBLIC AUCTION,
and invite attention to the following list Of
property for sale:
City Property, Improved.
Main street residence. between Vance and
Pontotoc.
Shelby street-Handsome brick residence.
Residence and store house.
Vance street--Four houses, rental 1896 per
annum, at a bargain.
Beal street-Two-story frame dwelling.
Second street.-The business houses.
Lot S12 14S18; brick i'm
proyements.
fernando street-Lot 75xlsi; fine improve
ments.
Exchange street. Lot 271Sxl4s1; cottage
improvements.
Exohange street extended-Two two-story
frame houses.
Washington street-Neat cottage residence.
Mosby street.-The handsome dwellings.
Orleans street-Lot 50xl70; two-story frame
house.
Couit street-Lot 5Oxl65; frame residence.
q Lot 371zxl4S1a; " Z"
Alabama street-Three dwellings.
DeSoto street-Lot 75xlS0; very handsome
improvements.
Linden street-A very desirable t~o-story
frame house.
Chelsea-Numerous improved places.
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Suburban.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED.,

IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED.5
McLemore avenue-Seyen acres; fine Inn
provements.
Horn Lake road-Five acres, admirably i'm
proved.
Seventy-eight acres about four miles from
the city limits, good. substantial improve
ments; can be had at bargain.
PonlsR street Boulevard-37ls acres; hne i'm
On the Memphis and Ohio railroad. six miles
from the oity-Forty acres.
WOodlawn, near Buntyn's-Three acres.
Cooper avenue-Thirtssn acres; very hand
some improvements.
Union avsnue-Seven acres; good improve
meuts.
warfeld tract = Fourteen and one-half
acres.
Kerr tract-Twenty and one-quarter acres.
Central avenue-Thirteen acres; hne i'm
provements.
Volentine avenue-Nine and three-quaaoens
acres, good improvements.
Belts tTaet-1wenty-fve acres.
Several fine building sites in Mrs. $. W.
Jones' subdivision. on the Poplar street boule-.
ward; also, fve-acre lots suitable for garden
ing purposes.
One hundred and ninety-two acres ten miles,
from the city. AZ low Agure.
Seven years lease on an Alabama street lot.
50xl50; frame house with four rooms. kitchen.
etc.: can be had At n barrnin.
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Vacant City Lots

On Shelby street, Alabama street, Second
street, Beal street, Wellington street. Talbot
street, Jones avenue. Ross avenue. Exchange
street. Trezeyant street, Walnut street, Mar
ket street, Tennessee street, Linden street.,
fernando road, State Line road.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Specials 60 the Ledger.
ANknoAs rRRss ASSOCIATION, VIA s. P. 4 A.
TRLEoRAPH COMPANY.
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was quoted s2s SO ESQ Sale. 70 ,.rces Plate or
@ c,ssg was h"'p bs,s was more sought s'er and
other kinds were nominal The demand Tor cut meats was
"Ss Ps'ss' "sn . %sf
s snsi Ssfs rspoIS wn the range OF ss o for
S9S,sa a. sis 81 s nsA vs.. Quiet sas
dsseP Tssrs wers so 10
80 sPsss a. s sysnIng and today The sale;
r.rSoLKyxThe business in crude 10 bslk vas stu. very
and sslss were made Of bO tnciudns lot Of 800 6b
sdd Ss q e ss
a aa: @' Ssss Si s 9:
ms. ; ao J not
r. ss DO S:. t9 r: sS as:s
P vs.s sr., :.s snS 70, A' ~.
y
ss SS s. ; u; A:e g:
Ko::c:Io!is. w.: sal BY. unchanged in valu. tn.
Prime sme karEoon n was unchanged;
Ss;:y sSs,.s!ss
prvs.
;ssjs .:is! 1:iS "a
sss sss:. 81.
$40. SIC. Havaaa-BoIes Dutch standard, Nos to g.
ss sxci do 10 TO T. loAs looi do e 49, lo,sc
xw6e. Iso; IsNc do, No. - in bond mol cash SOsj'
30. rSro Mico-ksanns grades. sAc l0kc do, gro.
ssKps.-Ltnsesd dull at about % 82H, gold duty
paid we heard OF sales OF were dull
and nominal nj 40 for clover 81 81 Is for timothy
STEARINE.-The market duh, but unchanged. Tho
l96c for common 10 choice lots -
TALLow.-Ths marke, quiet, prices were erm e.
pecAly for prime and choice grades There were sold
about 10000 los-part at loo 1890 Choice held Ut
l0Ac aud above
WHIsxEY-Receips, as bbls The market dull and
easier The sales about 25 bDs at Dec. 81 0a-the
inside price for patent
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IL 81 LAyDLGRD!SM 0UTDoiE.
Alleged Iu'iuman Ejectment In Newark
"One More Unfortunate Como to Her

Alleged Iuliuman Ejectment In Newark
"One More Unfortunate Como to Her
Death.0
Mans inhumanity to woman was fearfuly Illus
trated yesterday that came under the notice
OF the Overseer OF Poor IN Newark. N. j., the par
tculars OF which reveal state OF heartlessness ana
misery scarcely ever equalled. On Tuesday one
Edward Flanagan proprietor Of some squalld houses
In Adams street, appeared at the ONCE OF the Over
premises, No. GO Adams street. woman named
Caroline Ripley, had taken possession OF her
furniture and sold II for back rent and
that the woman was then lying In the street very
sick. The Overseer at once despatched ex-Ollicer
Lake and wagon TO the place, and had the poor
attended by excellent medical skill, she died In
about three hours time. so fast was the body be-
coming decomposed that 1t was soon Inferred In the
POtter's Field.
II now transpires that, instead Of deceased being
Flanagans debtor nc was hers TO the extent or lve
or seven dollars money realized from the sale OF her
furniture over and above what she owed him--a
matter OF twelve dollars-and Tor this mite he hus-
tied the poor creature, knowing, as he himself ad
mtred that she was sick, into the street to de The
community agalnt a man that would perpetrate such
an nhuman act. ana an official investigation is
loudly called for.
Poor Caroline, sad to relate. was not of spotess
doned life. Previously she was the wife OF a well 70
DO citizen OF bloomfield, named William Lynn, but
since his death she has wandered from the path oil
rectitude. She belonged to Sparta Sussex county,
where her mother, a Mrs. Sergeant, still resides.
From here she went TO New York IN company with
another woman or easy virtue. named Amelia Nor
man, the same who shot her seducer on the steps OF
the Astor House some considerable time ago.
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GAY WEDDING NPPED IN THE BuD.-Yester-
day Intentions Of marriage" between a damsel
of ffty-two and one of the opposite sex who had
tered privately in the City Clerks Office. The
parties, however, could not conceal the joy that
filled their hearts, and the fac, was confded to
bosom friend, who quickly gave the information
to attorneys office to set forth her grief, and
in pursuance of legal advice fastened to the Office
of our worthy Clerk. "Mr. Clark" says she, my
boy means to marry that Sold woman, and must
stop it. forbid you to issue the certificate. He's
no mitch for her at ALL" This was clincher.
The law was on the side Of the parent and the
wedding was nipped in the bud. Later the lady,
upon the ground As she was informed of the
state of afsirs her emotion was painful to wit
ness.-LeGciston (Me) Journal, July %.
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IL O'Clock vi. and 2s15 p. NJ.
|. c, ,s5.. io2I $4,000 USb-2O. c, st.. 1851
One O'Clock p. NJ
STREET CuoTArl9yi
HnlC.past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCLAL REPolT.


WEDNESDAY, July 27-6 r. N.
CoFrRE.-1he market for Rio moderately active, the
demand s. being from the trade prices steady
and firm at our last quotations. There sold 1914 bags
Contest private terms, 1000 d. South America
&c., gold In bond For other kinds the market was dull
but fun prices demanded for all grades We append
the O. en! quotations Sargoes, l4c i5c
7c i7,5c extremes for lots i4Sc Isc java soc 2sc
singapoe. lsc. l9c; Ceyon l9o. Maracsibo, i5Vc
Cears dsc. Es Mexican; i5O isc. Manila lie lie
Domingo, l4c., NIL gold duty paid
CoTroN.With comparatively liberal offerings and lin.
and heavy and pydGs: r zee e the extent
81 bales ncluding $50 to arrived Of which 5s7 were for
spinning "a speculation and SO for export For future
free oerngs price: were lower The .sles 500 bales
august at 80 ao ior seps@ber cV ~ 49, iSc ios
BOO do for October, lsAc askc 800 do, do at
200 do, for August, A. l74c l7nc; Wsquote:-
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RINiNCIiL And COMNEMgiL.
Wall STREET..

1
wroSEsnAr. Jay gT-s Y. NJ
There was more bpoyant tone 70 the wall street
markets to-day consequent upon better reports rom
LONDON. where. despite several siiorsa lnciden. 70
settlement dayw and srisng ont OF the recent sharp
decline In eli Kinds of securities. American i've
twentes were dealt IN 81 higher prices rhe recovery
IN prices Of stooks was Qate shAxp In the afternoon,
but the dealings were on limited scale owing 70
Jack OF general con ndeaos pending the war In Eu'
rome. ana hence the markets we're duh At the TIM.
provement
GOLD l22k A 12i.
The course OF speculation nj tho uod Exchange
was toward lower quotations. The earliest dealings
before the board were somewhat excited on the an.
nounccment that tho Empress Eugcnis had been
made regents fact suggestive OF vigorous war
policy on the part Of the Emperorand gold sold 40
high as l22k From this point IL reoedcd TO l2i u on
the rumor that Secretary Boutwell, Intended accept
ing bids for moro than q million gold at the Sub
Treasury sale at noon. Tho disprovai OF this
story produced no reaction, for meantime
the London kilograms reported nve-twcntics NJ al.
vanced to 80, the erect OF which was . further
decline to 12l. Afterwards there was q reaction TO
1914 on the large shipment OF specie--the largest
for any single day since the beginning Of the present
European complications. The total shipment was
$s277.65l, OF which the Scotia took g. SAT $751; ana
the Wisconsin $7soooo. The bids for the governments
gold were for total Of 100000 prices ranging
from 100 to l2l6l. The million was awarded at
l2l.5l 1885, The course OF the market Is shown
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COVER NMENTs STRONG


The government list was firm and buoyant, with
improved quotations at the close on the reports OF
better market in London. In answer to a CORE.
spondent we would state that the 1ve.twenty bonds
bear six per cent gold interest until redeemed, and
that the Funding bill does not compel their
exchange for the new bonds. The following
were the final street quotations:-Unlted States
currency, slxes 110s< I'LL do do 1884, registered,
1925 1lS; do do, coupon, 1879 113; DO.
fve.twentles, registered, May and November. 109H
1o9,f; do. DO, 1882 coupon, do, 1O9s 1o9X; do.
do, 1854, DO. do, 1921 1O9X: do do, 1865,
do. do IO9H a1O91; DO. do. 1895. do, January and
July, 1857 1OS>4; do. Go., 1857, do. do, 10SX q
1881; do do, 1868, do. do, 1857 100; do. ten
forties registered, 1861 1864; do do, coupon,
1861 1o7.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The Southern list was dull. transactions being
confined almost entirely to the Tennessees, which
were firm for the old bonds and lower for the new
The following were the nnal street prtces-Tennes.
see, ex coupon, 631s GA; do, new, SO1s 81; vir.
giula, ex coupon, G2 Ga; do, new, 90 q 65; do,
registered stock, old, 49H q so; Georgia SKIES 80
s5 do sevens, 81 90; do. sevens old, So 90; North
Carolina, ex coupon, As 40; d. funding, 1855, SO
81; do do, 1888, SO 49,; do. new, 80 a 81; do,
special tax, 23Ii "a; Missouri skies, So
q SO; d. Hannibal and st. Joseph, SO q 90;
Louisiana skies, GA 10; do, new, 81 a 6s; do evee
SKIES, 20 II; do, elghls, 81 So; do. Penien-
tary sevens, II 80; do railroad Fights, SO so;
Alabama nvcs, II a IA; do. Fights, 81 q 100; do.
railroad egihts 05 a %; South Carolina skies, 81
SO; do. new, January and July, "a o 10; DO. do,
April and October, II 49, do registered STOCK old.
rs a so; Arkansas sevcns, "a IS; Mobile and Ohio
Railroad sterling 70 s0 do. Interest eights "A 70;
Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage sevens,
rs IS; do. second do. Fights, "a 0s; New Orleans
and Jackson, first, "a SO; do do, second, "a 70;
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. frst, SO So; do.
do second 10 o "a; do. do, stock, "a 81; Green.
vile and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed South Caro-
lima 81 20; Macon and Brunswick. guaranteed
Georgia, rs a Is; Memphis city sixes IS a SO; "a
vannah city sevens, So So; New Orleans consois,
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old. 72a rs; do. Issue railroad sxcs 10 TO- do new
sevena ~ rs. fF
TUE CITY BANK SHARES
The following were the bids for the city bank
.shares'-New York. 1873; Mechanics, 1874; America,
las, CITY. 2oS; Phenlx. 100; Tradesmen's, 1850;
hecaa1lcs and Traders, 100; Seventh Ward,
los; staas OF New YORK. ITO; Ocean, IS, Mer.
camille, i2oj American Exchange, ll2; Chatham,
is7; Bank OF the Republic 1907 Hanover. lO4 Irving
io7; East Lyer ia; Market ia; Nassau, lot, Shoe
and Leather Is'; Continental %; Park, 1888; Manu-
facturers and Merchants, lO0ki Fourth National,
loSh; Tenth National, l26; Oriental, le5; Bankers
and Brokers' Association, l0o
THB RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
Tho following were the bids for the railway mort
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COTTON MARKETS..

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 81 1870
Cotton dull low middngs held at iIc net receipts $40
bales; exports, coaswise 1913 bAles stock, b4l bales
NORFOLK Va. July n, 1870
Cotton quiet low m!ddlngs, H4c 1885, Sales 1850 bales
EXPORTS coaswse 6 bales Stock 1913 bales net receipts -
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July q, 1870
Cotton firm and in fair demand middlngs, l7S4c lsc
sales. 100 baes net receipts LA bales stock 5S6O baes
CHARLESTON s. C., July n, 1870.
Cotton quiet; demand for common qualities mid
dlings, 18Ac. Sales 100 bales net receipts "a bales
ports, TO Great Britain, $500 bales; stock, 93j bales
GALVESTON, Texas, July "a 1870.
Cotton weak demand moderate; good ordinary l39c. q
lSc Sales 400 baes net receipts, 40 bales siook S6o
bales.
MOBILE, Ala, July q, 1870.
Cotton quiet and steady; mddngs i7c.; saos, 300 bales
net receipts, 10 bales; stock, Ii, 1853 bales.
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.iIed.
AcKgRsos.--On Tuesday, July %, JENNIE, daugh-
ter OF David ana Elizabeth AckersOl, aged years.
months aud 10 days.
Tne relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from her Late resi-
dence, 4fo West Thirty-seveDth street. this rhurs
day. afternoon, at one O'Clock.
ANDERSoN.-At the Methodist Episcopal parson-
age, Bronxdale, Westcnester county, N. Y, on We'd
nesday, July ~, HYATT, only son OF Mamie Hyatt
ana Rev. George h. Anderson, OF the New York East
Conference.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral, from the Me hodis Episcopal church. Bronx
dale, on Friday morning. at eleven O'Clock.
ANDERsoS.-Op Tuesday evening, July 20, MARTHA
j.. wife OF John Anderson. aged IS years.
The friends aud acquailtances of the family are
respectfully invited To attend the funeral, from her
late residence. ISL East Tenth street. this Thursday
afternoon, at one O'Clock
AsHcR0Fr.-In Jersey City. on Tuesday, July %,
NARY, vile OF samuel Ashcroft, In the 18Th year OF
her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited TO
attend tue funeral, from ner late rcsld .nce No l36
wayne street on Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Newark papers please copy,
BERpAN-At Tcaneck, y. j., on Monday, July Is,
ISAAC j. BERDAN. aged 70 years.
Funeral from the First Reformed church at Hack
ensack, tins tlhnrsdayl afternoon. at two O'Clock.
The relatives and ricads are invited TO attend, with
out further notice.
BoYEs.-At Linden, N. j., suddenly. on Tuesday.
July 20, JANE A., wife OF Thomas T.. Boyes, aud
eldest daughter OF the iate William H. Pa inter, In
the 3ih year OF her oge.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are re-
spectuy invited TO attend the funeral. from her late
residence, Linden, N j., this hursdayl afternoon al
I'VE O'Clock. TtalnA leave loot OF COrtlapdt street
at hafpast three r. N. and return al seven y. M.
BkooAE.-n bgOokiTn. on Tuesday July 20 JOHN
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SUEZ CANAL.


from ule china uondonl Telegraph, July III
ans .vuns. o. Administration has published no.
uce w eno tuect that tie income VI the suez Canal
nes not veen sufficient 10 allow OF the paymelt OF
the coupons which lei due On the lrst dsy of the
present mouth. ana that consequently the rayment
OF tue coupons both OF tn shares IN circulaion and
Of the delegations" representing the 49, oO2 shares
OF the Egypt an government, is Rdjourne1 blt vii.
take preccdence OF all future Distribution q. oivi
bends. We are sorry for the necessity for tins an
nouncemenf, and hope that the ,raillc through the
canal will grow ra?saly anu allow the payment OF
fair divsdendz
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CHINA
Mail News OF the Christian Massacre.
From the London and China (London) Telegraph

From the London ana China (London) Telegraph
July Ia.
The attack on the missionary party In the vicinity
OF rentsia, IN which Mr. Williamson was murdered
has now be succeeded by more determined on
saught against Christianity. According to tele-
gram ny Grants line, via Kiacnta, received on the
9th inst II appears that riot occurred at Peking,
end that mob attacked and fired the Roman Cath0.
lc cathedral, murdered all the priests aud Sisters
OF Mercy 20 be found Ia the nelghborhood,
ana ,hen retired. The persons murdered are French
subjects and for the general good Of foreign iela.
lions Win China at this moment II Is well that It
has aen 10 tue lot OF France avengc this atrocity
that no inlorrnatiea had reached the Foreign ONCE
on the subject aud they very much doubted the re-
port IL u certainly singular that the French gov.
erpment has no special telegram, and the Russian
government says nothing ON the subject Our press
ere backward Ia their comments. Only the London
Post tAlks OF satisfaction for the outrage.
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Naval Regatta oil Yokohama Triumph of
Unt,ed states sailors.
me mail adv.ces from Japan state that the on
GERS OF the United states ship Idaho achieved sig.
nal victory in tho regatta at okohama, Japan, on
Queen vic,orin birthday, cath OF May last over all
the foreign b0ats the iayoste iritish) having been
expressly butt 10 WIN the race The prize contested
Ma the Ladies' Purse.
ON the occasion. al Nagasaki, last year. this
same crew fron the idaho tfiumphed over the OH.
GERS boat ~ the Oneida the prize then being a set
~ shk American co.ors, presented by the English
ladies' Dr. =. II. kidaer. Assistant surgeon, United
sues navy, OF the Idaho. a graduate Of Harvard,
Vas the stroke oar on both occasions.
Tue American boats from the Delaware and Idaho
ven IN every race Ia which they entered, to the
gscAt disgust CT the Rritsh residents.
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EXCITEMENT ON AN EXCLUSION STEAMER.

On Tuesday evening, as the barges were conveying
Engine Company No. 2, Of Hoboken, from Meyers
Grove hOmcward, a man named James Ward OBJ
served thatnuwas in his power t. create commotion
and stop the steamer, and so saying Jumped into
the river. He was rescued with some difficulty, and
some OF the ladies on board tainted with fear. Mr..
Ward, who Is not member OF the company, was
only prevented from doing further mis- chief by officer
Kivlen, Of the HOboken police.
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The demand Tor wheat light and prices nomina,ly
lower. There no prime No. Milwaukee sold and tha
best bids II 81 81 23 while there no sci ers below
81 20, which may be considered the nominal price choice
parcels The sales were about $4,000 bushels at 81 a. for
prime No spring 81 80 for soft No Milwaukee, 81 50
81 80 a II 81 for Waite Gencsce. Rye, barley and
malt were dull and nominal at our las, quoia,ISns
Corn steady with fair demand the sales being about
10000 bushels at DC 81 for Inferior prime new mi ned
Western, and 81 09 81 IL for white yellow oats
6rmer With fair demand there sold $4,000 bush
zoe. for State. '' $3.50 ~
FRxIaHTs.-The market very dull, the offerings 10
most ports being light, but rates generally Grm
Ihe chartei,ng business WAS less active, though
there still considerable inquiry for petroleum veI
GELS, which were he'd above the views OF shippers.
The engagements were:-To Liverpool per steamer IA 800
bushels wheat at l2d. and l00 bis 1our At &c. Cd The
charters were A bark TO Bordeaux with 800 tobacco
(repored, at 6os bark from Cow Bay to New York coal
at S3 25 and bark to Cronstadt with 5000 bbs
private terms,
DUMMIES dull heard OF no sales but pr,ces
were firm at 2lc aSc for bass and Bic. 39c for cloth
the latter price for Borneo.
HOPs.-fhe market for all grades was extremely qules
there being no Inquiry except tor small quanes hcrs
was no change In prices which ranged from 10 Oc for
common to choice lots
HAY.-The demand was moderately active at nrm prices
We quote:Shipping, &c. &c. retail lots, 81 10;
long rye straw, 81 = 81 10; short DO, &c.
HEMP dull and prices were entirely nominal at
the quotations published In last issue We heard no
sales
MoLAssEs.-The market decidedly moro active this
demand being chiefly for grocery grades and prices
steady There sold eco hhds Porto (chicay
for IAN w.
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o AS I'D ~ zyI bb's uour b bags
OATS and S37 do. barley The -four was duh and
heavy Extra State was in demand for shipment at
sc, put there sellers below So sales were
only about 500 sbs At our quotations Southern 0our
firm, with moderate demand. Sales 400 bbs or corn
meal, los bhls. Jersey sod At SIS 20 We anoie
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

BAYRETro- Balloon Wednes lay, July 81. In the
Church Of the Atonement, by the Rev. william
Hucke., FRANCIS j. BARRETT to ELIZABETH BALL.
daughter OF the late General james Bankhead, Unitcd
States Army.
HESRY-HAsTINGs.-O Tuesday, July &c. by the
Rev. J. Livingston Reese, OF ST. Pauls church, Al
bany, Dir. MORRISON ii. HENRY to ELIZABETH ROOF,
daughter or Hugh j. Hastings both OF New York.
kLINCK-COLMAN.-At 81. Marks church, ON Tues
day evening, July %, by The Rev. Mr.. Green, Mr..
JACOB kLINCK TO Miss ANNIE A. GOTHAM, all Of
Brooklyn, t. ID.
NEwELL-CoODRICH.-On Wednesday, July q, at
81. AIMS church. by the Rev. Dr. Gallaudet. CHARLES
STARK NEWELL, Jr, 10 MARY L., only daughter OF
the lion. Charles 5. Goodrich, all OF this city.
Boston papers please copy.
TAAFFE-DiCK 5OS.-0n Friday July ~. at st. Ga.
briels church. by the Rev. A. Canay, W. TAAFFE to
ANNIE, second daughter OF william Dickson, county
Down ireland. No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-28

In the gold loan market the rates ranyel from
seven per cent for carrying TO fat for borrowing.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows
Gold cleared. $50, 800, 900
Gold balances. ...................... l,S36,s69
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lCJo,I3o