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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-18
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.



GoziatRay for OOngreBs-M0tley Tor
Presidential Eleeter.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct II, 1872.-The
Democratic Executive Committe for the 9th
Congressional District, met pursuant to call
at the rooms Of the Democratic State Ex-
eclltiVe. COMMITTEES at IL o'clock A. N. Oct.
II, I,lS72-present:
DR.. @. K. Winston, (Chairman,) David
son county; A. w. Wick, Wilson county;
John s. Hart, Robertson county; Joseph
Clark, Esq, DeKalb county; James w.
Blackm0re, Sumner county.
The following resolution was then intro
duced and unanimously carried:
Whereas, The Congressional Convention
at Gallatin on the 10Th inst. tailed to ap-
point a Greeley and Brown Elector for this
Congressional district, and
Whereas, The time is near at hand when
the election for Presidential Electors is to
take place and the time is too near at hand
TO sall convention for the purpose of no
ninating an Elector. Therefore, resolved
that Joseph Motley, of Wilson, be and he
is hereby suggested as an Elector for this
the fifth Congressional district of the State
Of Tennessee on tbs Greeley and Brown
ticket, and recommended by the Commit
tee as such. Eg M
The following three propositions to be
submitted to Ed. l. Golladay, j. G. Stark
and .. B. White, candidates for Congress
In the fifth district were unanimously ad-
opted: .----.s---s
1. Are you willing for the Congressional
Executive Committee to decide your claims
and recommend one of you to the people
of this district. Ifnot,
2. VIII you then select a compromise
candidate to be SO recommended. If not,
3. Will you then come into the Execu-
tive Committee with one vote each, and
join in recommending a suitable man to the
people to represent this Congressional Dis
trict9
These propositions we're then read seri-
atm to Messrs. Stark, GoDaday and White,
all of whom were called into the committee
room for the purpose Of submitting the
foregoing propositions to them.
Afterwards, 1t was moved and carried,
that Messrs. Golladay, Stark and White re-
tire and take into consideration the propo-
sitions submitted to them, Messrs. Cola
day, Stark and White then retired and in a
few minutes returned and said that each
one of them agreed to the first proposition,
viz: Are you willing for the Congressional
Executive Committee to decide your claims
and recommend one of you to the people
of this district. Messrs. Golladay, Stark
and White then retired, when, on motion,
it was determined that the committee vote
by ballot, and that a majority of
said committee present select one from
these gentlemen as candi-
date for Congress; ballot was then
had with the following result: For Cola
day, 8; for Stark, 2. Thereupon the
chairman announced Ed. 1. Golladay as
the selection Of this Committee to be re-
commended as a candidate for Congress
from this, the 9Th Congressional district.
On motion the foregoing were adopted as
a correct minute Of the proceedings of the
Committee.
The meeting, on motion, then adjourned
sine die. G. Z. WINSTON
Chairman.
Jas. W. BLAcKMoRE, Sec'y.
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COLUMBIa.

our Local Summary for the Week.
PRIMARY ELECTION.
COLUMBIA, TENN, Oct. II, 1872.-Last
Saturday there was a primary election held
for Floater Of this county and Williamson
county, also for a Representative for this
county. Below will be found the names
of the persons who were voted for
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A Contractor Killed.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. ia party of
striking longshoremen, while attem pting to
board some barges TO induce the laborers
to ioin the strikers, were fred at by j. W.
Barnes, contractor in charge of the barges.
Thereupon one of the longshoremen struck
Barnes on the head with sonte, killing
him,
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PHILADELPHIA.


Invoking a Greenback Fl0od-LOok
out for High Prices.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-At an in
formal meeting of merchants held to-day
in the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
tbe following was adopted:
Resolved, that a meeting of the mer-
chants, manufacturers and bankers of Phil.
adelphia be held on the 2lst inst, at the
Chamber of Commerce, to consider the ex.
pediency Of petitioniDg Secretary Boutwell,
to relieve the money market by purchasing
$44,000,000 of the interest bearing debt
with the like amount of legal tenders re.
tired by Secretary McCulloch.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-This after
noon, r. j. Douglass, white, and A. Hine-
kler, colored, were shot and dangerously
wounded by Samuel Jones, colored, keeper
of sailors boarding house, on Lombard
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Communist.

BRUSSELS, Oct. 17.-A Paris communist
who has surrendered to the authorities
here, eonfesses himself to have been an ac-
complice of Trappman, who murd cred an
entire family near Paris. $50
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It is probable that EJohn G. Stanton, of
railroad fame, will be the Republican candi-
date for Mayor of Chattanooga,
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POLITICAL.
Sequel to PENNSYLVANIA Election.
Radical Ballot-Stuffers Come to Grief

ae1a ar-1a. - ;
NEW YoRK, Oct. 17.-Sc-anton, Pa,
advices report the arrest of the Mayor and
Postmaster Of that city, with several prom
inents officials, on the charge of ballOt-box
stufing and bribery. These men are al
legged to have bought votes and bribed the
judges. sAfidavits in twenty cases are ale
ready in hand. ~
More Of 'En. a...e r,,4s
A dispatch from WiIkesbarre, Pa, says
Internal Revenue Collector Hoyt, L. D.
Shoemaker, candidate for Congress, ex-
Mayor Louies, of Scranton, and Revenue
Assessor Gains, Of Pittston, have been ar
rested on the charge of bribing voters at
the recent election. s- -
p And still They Come.
LANCASTER, PA, OFT. I7.-Capt. Nc
Milen, member Of the select council and
member of the Republican county commit
tee, and also John Wilsenger, prominent
broker, have been arrested and held in
$500 bail to answer the charge of issuing
fraudulent naturalization papers. McMilen
made a strong effort to have the charge
against him Withdrawn by Mayor Pyfe, but
he declined, saying justice must be meted out
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A knight Errant,

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Daily NelcS
reports that Mr.. Burroughs, the former pro-
prietor ofthe Everett House, has left for
Europe with what money he could borrow
to join Ella Wessner, the actress, and jose
phine Mansfield,
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Lexington Trotttnr Fair.

Ihere VIII De Two races to-mOrroW'
PrOspect Park.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-At Prospect Park
to-day the double team race was won by
Honest Albert and Gen. Wilkes, beating
Plimpton and Darkness. Time, 2:31;
2:34i; 2:43a. The race of two miles, ST.
600 purse, for horses that have never beat
2:35, was won by Commodore. Time,
SOC; 5:O4t.
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TO THE TRADE.
HAVING RECEETLY OCCUPIED OUR
III Spacious and Elegant New Warehouse, we
are offering much the largest and best tock Q.
Ready.made Clothing In Me.a = ana
Boys Wear ever exhibited in the Southwest
ern States, to which We invite the careful IN
specti0n Of buyers. Goods sent to snT part OF
the country ON apprObation, which may De re-
turned within i've days after their receipt Il aOt
satisfactory, parties preparing freight on same.
Orders solicited.
BOLIVAR H. COOKE q &C.
NASHVILLE, Sept. /, 1872.
sept dsod2m lstp zw2n
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THE TURF.
EOH OF


VACA STATION, Gala, Oct. 1G.-At the
close of the race Jim EOff was fined hun
dred dollars for driving into the Maid.
All denounce his action, and regret that he
should resort to jockeying in fair race.
The best drivers say that the horse was
driven the best. he could 60 and better
time could not be made to-day by him.
Eoff will probably be ruled of the course
in future.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17.-There was
great disappointment at the result of the
race yesterday. Current reports led the
people to believe that OccideLt could trot
in 2:16. A large amount of money changed
hands on the result. Lucy and Occident
trot at Amedeo Park on the 23d, unless the
programme is changed.
Lexington Trotting Fair.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. l7.-The attend
ance at the second day trotting horse fair
was good, weather fine and trots we'll con-
tested. First trot-premlum $3.50, for
year olds and under, 500 to first and $50 to
second, mile heats to harness.
Terrell's Ella Clay. l
Britton's Baron Rothschild. ...I 2
| Georges Hylas.. s.......,...........3 dist.
| Fleming's jim COgar. .....s....... dis.
Time-2:413; 2:40tt; 2:43.
/ Second trot-premium $3.50 for horses
that have never beat 2:50; $l00 to the first
and $50 to the second; mile heats, in 5,
! to harness:
| Peters Alta. ta................... / ]
Rice's Bushwhacker. ...... 8 2 8
Davis Sugar in the Gourd. 49,, 2 4
Patterson's Sallie Duke. ...., 5 8 q
Dedman's Mark Antony. y........ dis.
| Redd & Wallace's Woodford
Maid. dis.
| Time. 2:34: 2:32: 2:36.
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Japanese Connections.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-A dispatch from the
East anpopnces that the railway between
Yokohama and Yeddo, Japan, has been
formally opened by the Mikado.
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The South Carolina Election.
Congressman and Gains

+ In the Legislature.
E ECoLUMBIA, Oct. 1.-THE Moses State
ticket is undoubtedly elected. Rausier,
Elliott and Raney, colored, Republicans,
and b. +. Perry, Democrat, are elected to
Congress. The boilers polled a strong
vote. The Democrats have elected several
representatives to the legislature.
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NEW YORK, Oct. ia Lewisbnrg dis
patch says that the Straight Democrats Of
Pennsylvania met yesterday and adj
journed on the recommendation of their
State Executive Committee that there vas
no necessity for the nomination of an cleo
toral tic ket,
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PoIxgIotf HeraId
Debtors Take Their Time.

1t is reported that German edition
about to be issued by the Herald.
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JUDGE A. n. HUGHES,
of this city, spoke In the courthouse last
Monday. Judge Houk and Col. Jno. M.
Fleming were advertised to have spoken
here on that day, but neither one Of them
came ssto time - ~
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the stomach, liver, bowels, k, ,,us;;s
vOus diseases, headache, consumer
indigestion, dyspepsia, bil!'o sI;as
inflammation OF the bowels p'HM
nlrm,s Of the Internal vissera, w, w.
a positive cure. Purely stst ;.ns II
mercury. minerals. Or .!el .,.,r fpIIiS
A few doses of R.iDWdl =" III
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Is cents per Box. SOLD r 81 III
READ" FALSE AND Tkth
stamp to ROADWAY i CO., ~ ~
New York. information worn y
send YOU.
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There is 20 use contend'ng against
the spirit of the age. If people won't
20 with the current they must stay be-
hind and if traders and merchants
don't advertise in the SEMI WEEKLY
REPUBLICAN, they can't expect to make
money in this section.
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OFFICIAL.
Police JURY,
May Goth 1872.

POLICE JURY,
May Goth 1872.
Jury met. Members all present.
The committee appointed to ex-
anime the Treasurer's and Auditors
account filed their report in which
they say that they have examined said
accounts and find them correct, which
report was received. adopted and the
committee discharged.
The committee appointed to ex-
anime and report on the Bridge built
by William A. Williams, made their
report, stating that they find the
work on seid Bridge substantial and
we'll done, and which report was re-
ceived. adopted and committee dis
charged.
When it was Resozpetl, That said
William A. Williams be and is hereby
allowed the sum of 1926 for building
said Bridge, and the Auditor is author
lied to issue q warrant for the same.
Resolved, That the hands of Jesse
Davis north Of the Baton Rouge Road
be taken from the I'd Road District,
and returned to the 4th Road District,
of which Aleck Scias is Overseer.
The petition of j. Burruss McGehee
and certificates of Assessor and Tax
Collector showing that the said J.
Burruss McGehee has ,been assess
ed for and had actually paid in
to the Parish Collector $139.95 more
than he should have done, whereupon
it was Resolred, That the Auditor be
anil he is authorized to issue warrant
in favor of said J. Burruss McGehee
for that amount.
Resolrec, That the President of the
Police Jury in and for the Parish of
West Feliciana, be and Is hereby au-
thorized to acknowledge by writing
upon the face thereof and signing his
nome thereto officially, the validity of
the following bonds of the Parish of
West Feliciana, issued TO Aaron Media
IA for repairs on the Courthouse, viz !:
Bonds Numbers 215, $50, $50, 686,
6S8, 6s7, 216, 217.
Resolued, That the appointment of
Peter Collier as overseer of the road
from the Bayou Sara to the Bush Hill
place, be withdrawn and the overseer
of the 18th road district, DR.. r. H.
Ryland, have all the hands on the said
load to work the same.
Resolced, That VIM. r. Haile, S. D..
Barrow, Page Barrow, Or. j. j. Wade
be appointed q committee to examine
the 30th road district, and particularly
that part thereof Fear the residence of
John Jackson. and report the condi-
ton thereof, and whether it is neces-
sary to change the same, and if so
where the same should be changed to-
The Jury then adjourned Sine Die.
J. ID. SMITH,
President.
A true copy
CHARLES 3. CoLLIrs,
Clerk Police Jury.
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The goslin Of a paper published not
a hundred miles from Bayou Sara,
copies the prospectus Of the New Or
leans Louisinnia,e, rerbotina ct lote,a'in,,
and palms it off as the production of
his own brain.
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kidney T. Bladder Con-

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gn'
nropsy, Stoppase of Water, la'un!'a
Bri.ht's Disease. Alhnm'nErla' aa
where there are brick-,lnst dtl"sls,
is thick, cloudy, mixed with 'nsa'
white OF an egg, OF threals Ike xaa s
is Il morbid, dark, hilipl's npp ,;'a !
bone dust deposits, and When UNIV
burning sensation when passing :, 4.
iu the small OF the back and alolsWj
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4 GREAT OFF,
Only S3 For $H
Or, for $500, s1o'"
0r f.r $500, s1S.es

The beautiful and artistic ,i tilss., vd
Pretty I" highly Finished #! :, i !nvur
Size, l3xl7 (atter Lille Sos q
will he sent by mail, ssc' iiNa!I I'D Nj
n premium tn every " year. icii
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tiful and useful Par!of , %hSyssutiI
f" Isn't She Pretty !" IL Q - . yaip,
splemlid ParlOr Picture, a .,,s an,
and together with DEMo, 's in,s,sp
f0r,ls All opportunity fo .r; Jus d" o ID
as may never occur again .aSitjcpA
She Pretty? for VI ~ a a%u,su,
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Subscribers to the SEM1-WEEKLY
REPUBLICAN will bear in mind that
Mr.. A. 3. Briant is authorized to re-
,ceipt in our name.
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r A man within stone throw of this
Office, is continually Safeguarding
Horace Greeley. We should not be
surprised if some one put Greeley
head on him.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Police Jury meet the first Mon
day in June.
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The large amount Of press work we
have to perform this week prevents us
from issuing more than half a sheet.
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zzsoz1r.M1
E. WARREN
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
United States Commissioners.
No, ~ Customhouse Street,
Nc,v Orleans, Louisiana.
John Il. HOWARD,
LAW OFFICE
x6..,...........st. Charles Street.
Ns,c Orleans, Louisiana.
promnt attention given to civil business in the
| several court of the state
4 r. FIELDs 4 ttGBT. DOLTON,
Attorney and Councillor at law,
| No. y Commercial Place, 2n { Floor,
New Orleans. La.
~ Strict attention to all CIVIL and Ceiminal bn
isiless iii tile state and United States Courts.
ID. URBAN
No.a,v Public and United, States Commissioner.
Olaice No. 60 Camp ST., New Orleans.
Commissioner of the United States Court of
Claims and Commissioner for the states.
Testimony an, depositions taken at short notice.
| Passports provided, and CmstOnhousc papers
| promptly attended to-
WHITAKER & NIcBET1l.
| Attorneys Mt Law.
Customs and Internal Rovennc Solicitors, and So
| licitOls OF Patents.
13 ST. Charles Street. Ne,c Orleans, LIZ
W. R. Whitaker, late Col Int. Rev. LIST Dist l.;
Jas. i. Mci't'h, late Gent. Inspector LIST Dist l..
J. e. WALLACE
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Canal strect................6s
| Ne.D Orleans. Louisiana.
wv. II. SEYMOUR.
! NOTARY PUBLIC.
And Commissioner of Deed for Illinois
Texas, mississippi, and other States.
Passports for Europe procured at Short Notice
81 Exchange Ally.
Ne,c Orleans. TN stairs.)
+. W. JONES'
Notary Public.
No. ia Carondelct Street.
Nc.c Orleans, La.
CT BELCHER..... ........................T. BEArTI
New Orleans. Thibodcax.
FLETCHER 4 nEATT1E.
Attorneys and CounscllOrs Mt Law.
Will practice in the Courts of New Orleans an
in those of the third and fourth Judicial District.
8auon Sara advertisements
.1>->.~.>-~->-~-~----
A. T. GAsr'sElA'
Sun street, betpcen Commerce and Leree
Bayou Sarn, I'm.
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HEAVY AND SHELL
HARDWARE.
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIN-WAKE,
CUTLERY,
GUNS / PISTOLS,
SPORTING MATERIALS,
WAGON l. CARRIAGE
IRON kWoODWORK,
WHEELS HUBS,
SPOKES L FELLOES,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

At the request of many friends, DIR.
Walker will he candidate for Coro-
ner ut the next election in Novem-
Der.
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Every Day an lnsr,,
Flesh and Weirbt
Seen and Felt

Erery drop of the SARSApARlLpllAyu
communicates through the Blood, s.
and other fluids and juices Of The .g.t
~ Licf tor il repairs the wastes ol,h
new and sound material. Seyfth,
sumption. Gtandular discd&, tlm I
Mouth, Tun0rs, Nodes IN he Gland, M
oJ the system, Sore Eyes, Ss,rmoru. II
the Ears, and the ,corst forms efskia
tons, Ftrer Sores. !Sralu K,ad, EY
Hhcun,. Erysimids. .4tp,. Blnek Nr,,
Flesh. Tuners, Cancers in .ht Wcht u
nyn"d Jain,M iiSlarY,s. Nighisraa,l
md al maStts ~ tie liz. principle, an n
liz" range ~ this monder If Modern lAd
'ir days us, ,riN I,rors toonp psfsm N
nJ'thsse .,nrms rJ'dipna iis potent r~ns
II the patient daily ltromla. Nai
wastes and .srcnn position that hns
crossing. succeeds in arrcstins the
repairs the same will, new nla'tm
healthy hluMl-and this the SARSaPll
and does s.cugN'-a cure is ctrtaln'M
this remedy commences its v0Ii
and succeeds in diminishing thu ldd
repairs will lm vapi,l, and every dF
will feel himself growing better I'D
food di.rstins better, appetite NJ
flesh ant weight increasing.
Not only ,inrs the SAHsApARILllN!l
cells all known remedial agents
Chronic, scrOtnlOns, c"lstitlltlral
eases but il is the only positive Gun
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RAILWAYS R i; \

RAILWAYS Rrl =
CURES THE woas, PAW
In From One to rwen,, ~ J
NOT ONE HON.
Alter reading this aavert,.sm.,, ~
SUFFER WITH PAIN,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF 5
EVERY PAIN
~ was the fr.. AMI !.
THE ONLY Pain r.,
that .,,a' i. instantly stors tia NM.
a.nays ihnamstiOns, AMI cn% Ts. e e1tfa.i
Ct oa u.e Lungs, Stomach. R..v.,sl gt.ti
ofofs''ns' ny onc application Sel'' Of d
IN FROM ONE TO INVENT, :,
no matter how violent n,
Che RHEUMATIC, H,i., =, ,extruei,,,.
satl. .H'S N'"F''s's' or FRUSTRATED ' VIZ
RAILWAYS READY ..
,>,,,. WILL AFFORD INSTANT ),
INFLAMMATION OF THE xlDsrm
INFLAMMATION OF THE n,,,
INFLAMMATION OF TIE bOvr. Wv
ao,,u CONGESTION 0, !,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT ssu,
,,,,o,,,,. PALplrAr1os OF In
MYSTERIES, GROUP, D1purH,p,.
,,,,.,. ,,,.. cArARRa, u
NEURALGIA, RHrvx.,
COLD cHIL1s, AGuE cHll1s
The application Of the Read, p.s
or mr's where the pain or AM; ssd
afford ease and comfort, " 0''asas
twenty drops in half q tumble, ~ !.
lew moments cure GRIMM ~
stomach, hcnrfburn, sirE i.Iss
rhcn, t!yscMfery, collie. WinSSs..l
anil all Internal puins, "'"' ~
Travellers should alwAya carr, j, 4, ),
ways Ready Relief with them ~
ter will prevent sickness or ,s i ~
water. 1t is better than Frrp,fE' R... "
as a stimulant. ofaseJ
| FEVER AND Acr,
| FEVER AND AGUE cur,,, n, "a,
is not q reme,!yi agent in this ss S
Fever and Ayu., and all other MI MI.
Scarlet. Typhoid, Yellow, ami o,I %si u
~ RAILWAYS PILl.S) 20 on irs' :.
READY RELIEF. Fifty cents ~, Is.L
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,LAssEs.-Market still quiet and unchanged We

NAVAL sroREs.-Th market for spirits turpentine
on sales b at
unusually quiet but very rm strained quoted at q &
inactive and nominal in the absence Of transactions ~
same condition. hitherto noticed, dull and nominal,
Quoted for spot or emaade s6s month sae e
livery 81 2.c: Crude IN bulk was steady d nc but
maned very Arm sales We're ramorea Of od bbs
& @ The
ss erdixPss
Of e tor sp9I O. c mSa aeva4 er
lard bbls and iiscesp and Kegs
sS %s9s 95Ss5
remained quiet but sales 5 boxes Sso of long
s's%s n'ss
sns ss Sa o ss Ssi
prices unchanged Lard-The market for Western re-
made Of tssy 81 aSIn oT
at PRICE aHS he On pvae
terms Snn:,-r,o .rso. 60. r. rono,rsa ,r,.. md
prices 'f have on only ' 70 note saiss hhds
incl as s cSs R rSEs w Tso
SSSea q and @ q Sa
choice Se. iSe centrifugal, h6ds and boxes, sac a
&c. &C. HavanaBoxes, Dutch Standard Nos TO 9,
SIC; ssc.; do 10 to T. sc 49,; d. Is e Is loSc
Pie: a. white Ike Porto E Bic ),
9.sc. lo4c Brazi-Dutch standard, Nos to r. 7c.
g4c. Jaya-Dutch standard, Nos ~ to ~ 95<c. Vsc
M9nila-superior and extra superior. sc; SIC. :,
!, RICE was in moderate demand and steady; sales 3
$50 bags Rangoon at 6xc. q re
STEARISE was quiet and prices unchanged
TALLow guiet sales " bbls OF fair at 5l6c. Choice
quoted at Gao.
WHIsKEY-Recepts 80 bills, and for the week, / 800
bbls. The market was firm at the opening but subse
queny closed easier sales $50 bbls at 9ac. &c., chiefly
at &C., bat closing at the lower price.