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SHERIFF SALES.
Sherff's Sale Of Real EstatL

DY vittue OF a Venditf0ni expOnas from the
ID First Circuit Court Of shelby County IN
favor Of p &. Williamson vs. Martin H0land
Tor $40, with interest and costs VIII sen 10
the highest bidder, for cash, in fr0At o the
5herin7s Office, on second street, in the city n
Memphis, on
Monday, the 22d day Of July, 1872,
one lot OF land lying in the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county Tennessee, beginning a. a
stake In the south line OF Tate street E3fiS feet
west Of TATE and Naluut streets; runs thence
south zl714 feet thence west 49, feet, thence
north feet 70 Tate street, thence east 4gl4
feet % the beginning; levied ca as the proper
ty or said Marin BOland 70 satisfy 7Gfa debt,
interest and costs. Sale between tie LOua Of
10 O'Clock AIN and t pm.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff
By W. W. CCLEaAN, Deputy sheriff.
IA. Onley, Attorney for Plaintiff.
June 2lst- Isl ful1
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at my Office, in the city Of Memphis, 1 viii
take and state the accoun Of B. Eiseman, as
administrator Of said estates. All persons in
terested are notified to be present.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
Ennn r. L II III Nc
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PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

WE are now Offering our large assortment
w OF real and imitation LACES and EN-
BR0IDERIES, RIBBONS, and FLOWERS at
reduced prices. Also. HATS, BONNETS,
BUsSkIS and T1ES--su Of latest style
nSrAust be closed out by the latter part OF
Juiy.70S
Persons In want Of bargains win do well 70
call ct
"a. PERDUEs,
tei6 Ne. 80 A8fh street.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, July ls.-Tobaeco-sales
moderate and prices well sustained;
lugs, saS3e; low to good leaf, 9al8e.
BaggfHg steady, 164aI7e. Flour dull and
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cOPARTNERsHlP.
NOTICE.

IN retiring from the firm of Clarke, Ely &
i CO., 1 take pleasure in recommending
their successors to my friends and the Gus
TONERS of the old firm, and would say to them
that l shall remain With the new nrm during
the coming season AMI have charge Of the
Cotton Department, as I have lone for the
past six years.
I would also state that Mr.. JAS. :. RICH
ARDSON, the son Of Mr.. +. Richardson, of
the firm Of Richardson q May, New Orleans.
brings a large capital into the concern, MAX
ing IL ~abundantly able to fuihl all engage
ments OF the late firm, and largely increase
the business, should they desire to do 50.
Memphis, July /, IS72. L. Z. CLARKE.
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AT LOUIsvILLE, KENTUCKY
Saturday, September IS, 1872.
10000 TICKErs o. ADMIssIoN

will be issued at $40 each; ha~lf-tickets,
s.; quaPter-tjckets, g 30; IL whole tickets for
500: q for SIS; IS for 500; l3 for Sl0eO; 25 for
$500; SIS for $500 No discount on less than
500 worth Of tickets al a time.
During the Concert the sum Of
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THE NEW YORKDRY GOODSMARKET

CNCINNATI, July 18.-Cotton duh
and declined, BE.
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london

NEW ORLEANS, July 13, 1870 am
exchange, 3 l64a} premium. Sterl-
ing exchange, 244a24s.
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DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills moves the bowels TO a
HEALTAY acting as Il were me
c~hanicallv, but they stimulate the Secretions,
and in a healthful and natural manner expeIs
all impurities without weakening the body.
n gs,syr, III, M, E,,s mi T,a,c ~ L.
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PLANTERS.
TIE PLANTERS
MACHINE

has o been before the public for nearly two
years. It's merits have been fully tested In
LoUisiana and Mississippi, and we have yet 70
learn Of single planter who has used Il who
has been dissatisfied with its work. In fact
the testimonials already published In the AP-
PEAL, and the many more which have been
shown us from planters below on the river,
satisfy as tina It Is, to say the Least, a God-send
to the South.
The following Endorsements, given to
Aessrs. MiIburR, Walker q Co, wagon dealers,
81 Union street, general agents for the sale +
this machine, from gentlemen personally
known throughout the South, viii give to
those at a distance a guarantee OF the capacity
Of the machine:
MEwPHIs, TINS, April 2, 1877.
Messrs. MIiburn Walkers Coz
Having examined some work executed b.
the Planters Machine, Ihave no hesitation IN
saying that it Is a decided success. The plow-
ing Is perfect, and the ridges formed AZ the
same time are much superior TO those made
IN the old style. They are uniform, and IL is
hard TO distinguish one from the other. /
commend IL as ~labor-saving machine, and
tEust II VIII Dc nosrally palronlzed By the
+. @. STEPHENSON,
Shelby County, Tennessee.
The above gentleman Is well known
throughout West Tennessee and North Missss
slppi as one Of our most practical planters. OF
the following, from Mr.. Ford, OF the we'll
known house Of Ford & Porter, 1t Is unneees-
sary to speak Mr.. Ford is not only one OF the
largest planters in the South, bat one OF our
ablest and most reliable business men. He
says:
1 examined the beds or ridges made by the
PLANTERS MACHINE, and do no not hesitate
to say they are more regular and uniform
than any I ever saw made by the common
mode Of preparing beds. Ibid not see a test OF
the planting portion Of the machine, but July
believe it VIII work we'll. The ground on
which the test was made was very dry and
hard, and yet the plowtng was done well
much more regular and uniform than by the
old plan.
1 THINK PIC - OF z
ING UP AND BEDDING AT la EIGHT
PEI DAY.
(Signed) NEWTON FORD.
The season is now pressing, and It would be
well for planters to give in their orders to
Messrs. Milburn & Walker, without further
notice. They win give planters all the time
they wish for the payment.
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DISSOLUTION.

TUHE c-opartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned, uuder firm lame
OF Clarke, Ely s. Co, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. E. Z. Clarke having dis
posed Of his entire Interest in said firm to Nh.
James s. Richardson, late Of Jackson, Miss.
+. L. CLARKE.
THAD. s. ELY.
Memphis, July l, 1872. W. y. HARVEY.
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FRANKFORT.

LONDON, July I3-Consols, 92s; United
coupons, sos '62, 9ll; DO. '65,
92.; do. 81, 925; do. I0-40s,. 30.
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description OF a Regular Physician OF Eff
teen Years Standing. II NEVER FAILS.
NATuRES Own REMEDY.

HB- No other remedy offers so many induce
mentS to the afflicted creating no pain; the
rapidity Of its cure; the completeness OF its
cure; no shock TO the nervous system The
remedy IS purely vegetable.
For sale by all dealers in drugs n medi-
eines Prepared by
]. II. SHERMAN & co. ProprietOrs,
Baltimore, Maryland.
EE ]. J.. GAGE, Wholesale and Retail Drug
gist, G5 Main street, under the WOrsham
House, is our General Agent for Memphis,
West Tennessee. All orders will be promptly
filed by him. Send for circular, etc. jy9
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LOUISVILLE, July 1S.-Cotton dull
and nominal; middling, 23}c.
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Saturday, JuIy q, IS72.

within legal hours, the following described
property situated in Shelby county. Ieunes-
zee. llFll District Nos, section 3, range = IN
TIE Eleventh surveyors District. bounded a.
follows % Wit: Beginning at a white oak
marked B. on a small braneh. Thence
west bcha1usf o. q red oak marked ga cor
uer on p Buckley south line. William CRIT
northeast corner. thence south 81 ekaius,
20 e stake with two = hickory pointers, on
william Grmns north Lae- thence east 10
chains ~ a sta-e with red oak pointers
ming.
FERNS Of Sale-On a credit of months note,
with two approved surettes required, lien re-
tanned. and equity Of redemption barred.
Iuls June I'd ls2
r.. A. COLE, Clerk and Master
Il n EnnrI ArInrraE-
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Administrators Final Settlements.

To the heirs and creditors OF the estates Of L.
HenOcha and Heyman Weber, deceased:
THIS is TO notify all persons interested in
i said estates Of L. Heuoch and Heyman
Weber, deceased, hat on the
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On Che 3lst of july. IS72

- ara The WEEKLY APPEAL, by
FfEHL- mall, g 50 per annum. To
cIuDs Of two or more, q. The DAILY
APPRAI seven papers per week IS
served 20 city subseribers for 25e. per
week, and SO per year BY mail.
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CTNCNNAVT

NASHVILLE, July 13.-Cotton dull an.
nominal; no sales.
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LOUISVILLE.

ST. LOUIS, July 13.-COtton duh and
nominal.
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T. A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
Parham 8 MLLHamson. ALloneys- IlM
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 22 K S.-Firt Chancery Court Of shell
~ County,. r. Anderson ". On. Hop
III
DI virtue Of an fn-terlocutOry decree for
- sale, entered in the above cause, June p,
est bidder, in fr5nt of ne clerk and Wasfer5s
once, Greeulaw O-perahOuse, Second street,
in MemuhfE Tannezeaa 90
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On Saturday, August 3, ls72,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to wit:
Situated in Memphis, shelby county, Ten
nessee, beginning az a point where the south
Hneof the first alley north of Madison street,
between Main and Front streets, tntersects
the west line Of Main street; thence south with
the west line Of Main street So feet; thence
west. parallel with Madison street, lS56 feet,
to an alley thence, with said alley. north 81
feet. to the aforementioned alley. and thence
east, with said alley, 20 the beginning
Terms Of Sale-Ou a credit OF se-eR q thir-
teen months purchaser executing note, with
good ecurity, and Hen retained 70 secure
barred.
This JULY 81, 1877.
NJ. ID. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Estes & Jackson, solicitors forGomplrs. Jy4
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FRANKFORT, July l3.-U. S. coupons
5-20s 1862, 96s.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE
DIRECTORY.


P~osTOFFICE, MEMPHIS, July !, lsI-
OFFICE HOURs-FROM s An. TO P.N.; Sun
"A ,ERoM . 10 10 ~.
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$500, 1000 i'm Currency

will be given to the holders of tickets by dis
tribution by lot OF One Thousand Gifts, as
follows:
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
SATURDAY. AUGUST ,. 1s72.

No. HI3-In the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee. keck, admin
istratOr. ETC., of James T.. Felts, deceased
and others vs.. Samuel p. Walker.
DT virtue Of an fnt-eriCcutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause, I VIII
ell, at public auction, 70 the highest bidder.
in front OF the Clerk and Masters Office or
the Second Chancery Court, GreenlaW Block
second street, cily Of Mempnis, Ielnessee,
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

PARIS.
PARIS, July lS.-Rentes, 54f, 42c.
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On SATURDAY. JuIv p. Is72.

WlthIn legal hours, the following described
Ptoper5Es Yang and being In the ounty q
ahe y and stale Of Tennessee, in range 4 and
secuOn D being Part Of an original Grant to
Alien Jones Tor 90 acres described ~ follows,
% wit:
Beginning a. a point where a corner il 70 Be-
made Of 81 acres, to Be cut o. the vest end or
the said ~ acres, and 70 John Belontes 80
acres. which Is cut OF the southwest corner a
said 81 acres aid corner 70 b. on the north
line OF said 80 acres. 70 be Surveyed across the
north line Of 80 acres, 70 a stake to De IN said
nne- thence due east 50 far that, By running
north 70 said north line Of the 80 as viii make
in the sOu1u.
Terms OF saIe-On a credit Of seven
months, purchaser 70 give note. With APP
proved surety: Len retained 10 1lrtLrr secure
same: equity OF redemption barred.
his June . E&
II. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Parham & Williamson, Attorneys Jus
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


OFFICE or rHE DAILY APPEAL.
SATURDAY, july l3, 1872.
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Chaneerx Sale of Real Estate.

No. III, r. D-First Chancsry Court Of
shelby county, TenneEsee-T. j. o. Daniel vs.
II. :. Williams &c al
RI virtue Of an mterlocutory decree OF sale
- entered IN The above cause March IS.
As4zy VIII sell at pubic aucti0n, 10 the high
est bidder a front OF the Clerk and Masters
once, GreeniaW OperahOuse, second street,
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June %, 1872.
~NOn-Resident Nntica.

EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By X. BLACK, DC. and N.
Havnes q Stockton soils for CnmnIf. fn2l
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CHANCERY SALE


No. 1921 D. R-First ChancerE Court OF shelby
cOunty.-keuneth Garrett vs. Kennel Gar
ret, jr., ct al.
DT virtue OF an in-terlOcutOrv decree for
ID sale entered iusthe above cause JulvI,
ls72, I viii sell, al public auction, 70 the high
81 nlnnar- On rLa n..mlaaa
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EUREKA COUNCIL, No. 6-Meets third Thursday
OF each month, at Odd Fellows Hall; q. Re-
der, Tn. Ill; c. II. Myers, Recorder.
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PUBLICATIONS.
THE TRANSCRIPT,
LIBERAL ORGAN,

PUBLISHED AT WASHINGTON, D. c.
For the Campafgu-.m.........5OC Cents.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoxpoN, Dec Us p M
closed at o2A 2s tcr money and for the
account American securities unchanged and firm and
quiet Erie Railway shares, AZ. American securities
opened limited States bonds Of 1863 old, 94 1867 "a
ten.fortes, $50; new hves, 8S Erie Railway shares.
A1 -. ~. :.
ST. g2c.
FRANKFORT .-FRANKroRr, Dec. 2-United States
hve-twenty bonds of 1862 961a.
LIysaPoo. CoTToN MARKET -L,vEnRooL. Dec 2-S p.
have been 1000 bales, including 1900 for export and
speculation The shipments OF cotton from Bombay
since the last report the I'd inst have 1000
1Od. midding Orleans, l026d.
LIyERrooL BREADsrUTrs MARKEr-LIvERPooL. Dec 2
80 p. M.-The market is quiet and steady.
M.-Bacon, AS per cwt for Cumberland cut Beef,
for new short rib mindless.
LONDON PRoDucE MARKET.-I.oNDoN, Dec. 2-Evening.-
Spirits turpentine, 42s o AS. Gil. per cwt.
PETROLEUM. MARkEr-LIvERPooL, Dec. 2-Evcning.-
Refined petroleum, god. per gallon.
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GALVESTON, Dec. 1877
seip,s sSs bales Exports coaswise So Sales, 1000
New ORLEANS, Dec. q 1872
GSton IN fair demand and prices nSmna low MD
Saes gross; seHs Great S san s 70
&c conspsnt soa Sales, 1000; last evening. 1000
-, Cotton SnIet and steady good ordinary,
Britain sossiwse ~ Sales So stoch
Cotton nrmer; m!ddlinss ls,c Net receipts, szs
sales. LIZ STOCK. 1851. 'oA''"''s $50
Cotton firm; middlinrs ls,sc isasc. Net receipts,
do bales Exports cosstwise, 1904 Sales, co., Stock,
for E4 So s sfns sns y
Winter $40 70 aSI double extra Put quist
ss.' H's f.n ssl%s Eass s ssR
9 Sns 81 &c es1s;
ss a0s sSssstdR f ST. miaan sss vi
" DC e. sos d. ss,
sssi Sss So? MssssisG ?ss'ss
o. Sessans 4 3 G@es sss sgfRg
n sse: No. "s'i Balance
" ; sssy EXTRA sBB.s
sss!%f :: sss
N.Y. e. 81. ssss ds$s"s
ssSssss e pa sSs sr'sS dull
Lard steady Meats kinds sss,
SS. aoSs ssss s a.
49, Eys de- Sa1sS do sUrn &C.,
oats, II, 100 do. rye. 5000 do. barley.
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THE LATE JUDGE M'CUNNS WILL
ADMITTED TO PROBATE.

Interesting Question as to the Validity
OF the Will-Charge OF Unlawful Sus-
pension Of Observation-Disclosures tion Of
the Court Questioned - Exha ustiva
Opinion ON the Points Raised by SUR
r0gate Hutchings. arv4 wNatn.
The will OF the late Judge John McCunn was
yesterday admitted to probate by surrogate
Hutchings. In the subjoined decision Of the Sur
rogae the points raised by the contestants to the
will are reviewed at length, and present clear
statement of the grounds Of their opposition and
the law in the case upon which the will has at
length been admitted to probate.
SURROGATE nuTcHrNGs' DECISION.
persons ss Claiming 70 Be at and Of Kin
pounded AZ hts Last will and SCS s s sSfetc The s
'
Ssss
q: % s's , .:: s$s
VI sessn q S!IS
yS S5 a The :, have b. sssa y
81 s y, sls SIS
Rstds ssen @ fnS ne
ana ' Sv,s Is
deny that ns On whose n Ssha 81 e S
they also decline unite any submission, assent 10
upon sss or ~
srucion effect Of any OF the provtons Of either the
viii Or codcn and they deny any Jurisdiction 70 pass
upon the same without submission thereof not only on
their part bat also behalf Of All persons interested as
devisecs or egatees under the inersmsnn onered ior
probate The question Is hereiore wnstnsr am OBLIGED
terrain and decide those matters s ny opinion That
tain such Questions On ne mere s1nsmaisso1
hs o. the there ere are
que stcns with such legal effect A. 70 b ba, against
principal and ofgns matter before me Vas, AMI q nc
that purpose by the the only process BY
statute 70 q issue was 70 the law and next u Ain
Of me s lis ss wifi and sstamen. ey
only were cited o. reSaed 70 q before me- anu
cept executors and such Of the lesateer deyecs
As chosc appear for the purpose and must pre-.
sumo i 10 De for the only purpose o. assstng
in and maintaining tho admission OF tbe In.
sirument IN question to probate: Although some
they expressly dIscalm and deny that they ntsrveneei
!sc and thsy are not 80 before me even = IsttoDs
Aesber ~ e4ttss -sseeR bgssees1ee
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Total for week. $780, 1877 1854, 926 $6253,69
Prev reported $780, 22S $s45 1874 800 $780,
Since Jan. $27e O15 1851 TAG 1885, 4so
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Since Jan. .$276 l6l 015 1851 TAG $685. 4sO
500 THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The reduction Of the public debt for the month OF
November is less than the average-the diminution
being only 81, l9s, 900. The coin in the Treasury
amounts to $685. 6o3, $40 against $2o776.eoO OF out
standing coin certificates. The currency in the
Treasury is slollsll1. The net debt Of the United
STATES is now So 100, SOS, 100.
THE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR DECEMBER.
The proposed programme OF Treasury bond pur-
Chases and gold sales for the month OF December
substantially repetition Of that OF November; that
Is, the government win buy million OF bonds each
Wednesday and sell million OF gold each Thurs
day, except during the closing week OF the month,
when the programme will be modified to provide
for the occurrence OF Christmas on Wednesday.
HONEY ACTIVE.
The money market was unsettled and active
The earlier business was at '.sharpn per cent
60 that rate In coin or In addition to q CON-
mission OF l-32 After two O'Clock there was
sudden relaxation to plain per cent and q
few transactions occurred at as low as per
cent; but the brokers who came out to supply
themselves with money In the subsequent interval
70 the close OF banking hours had to pay per
cent coin, and In q few instances as high as 1872
again. The demand for mercantile paper con.
stnues fairly active and good many out OF town
brokers are In the market with view to making
selection FOR an investment during the Winter
months. Prime paper is quoted 10 IL per cent
discount
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The demand for foreign exchange Incidental to
the closing OF accounts at this season and the
scarcity OF commercial bills arising out or the
dcarth Of freight room at this port Just now,
enabled the drawers OF foreign exchange to adj
vance their rates quarter per cent for bills on
Europe The following were the closing quotations,
IN which it must be noted that the Hamburg rate is
now given for rechmarks, instead OF for mar
CO, as was the custom until recently STERLING,
sixty days. commercial, los a 1881; do, good to
prime bankers, l0sh losA do. short sight, no
lloA; Paris, sixty days, 5.35 a $50; do, short
sight, 5.264 5.25; Prussian thalers, 70h nix;
Antwerp, 5.S1I o 526X; Switzerland, 63lx q
b.2sA; Hamburg, 231z 2ag; Amsterdam, a91s a
10; Frankfort, 4o1l 4oA; Bremen, Ok ASK.
GOLD PIRM-l12& 113.
The gold market was frmer, In sympathy with
the tone Of the foreign exchanges, and advanced
from li2% to l1a, closing at 1l2. There was little
speculative movement in the market, which, most
Of the day was quite dull. The Sub-Treasury paid
out $4,000 on account OF interest and $ll 900 on
account OF redeemed ivetwenues. The course OF
no ma rat Ia IN fhe tail
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HERALD TUESDAY DECEMBER lS72TRIPLE

choice l03c loc centrifugal hhdA and boxes, loc
lie molasses. hhds and boxes s4c s1ci mels e
&C. havana-BoHes, Dutch stsndsra nos ~ 70
ne. DO Hto IKE; 25c; DE- 70 70 20; i2.1c
to prime 9c l0fc.; grocery fair to choice, l0Sc
l0Mc. Brazil-Dutch standard, Nos TO Y, sxc iOc'
Superior and extra superior, SIC &c
sTKARlNK.-There was no trade reported To-Day, ana
prices were in consequence quite nominal
TALLow was very quiet but steady City quoted a. sc
~; n,,.r,-Reos,D,. ~ nj. The market was mod
erately active and closed better The sales foot up
about $50 bbls. q 93c 93Jsc