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nNO UNDERTAKERs.-TWO GOOD HEARSES FOR
l. sale cheap for cash. Call on address ICHAELI
A. MULLlN Undertaken, l0l Washington street, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24
LOST AND FOUND.

Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at 265 West
Fortieth street. -4 A. STAGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24

q. = AON AN ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING
pC.UOU. business for sale; cash trade profits
large for selling, present owner has other bus
ness will bear strict investigation Address CONFI
DENCE, Herald office.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13
Interesting to sailors.

Secretary of the Treasury Richardson
has recently published letter on the ques
ton of the right OF sea captains TO discharge
their crews, enlisted in the United. States.
at a foreign port, without payment of three
months extra wages. The letter is i'm.
portan. to masters of vessels. and for their
information we make room for it. /. is
addressed 10 William Whitloch. tr.. o.
New York. The Secretary says:
| am in receipt of Your letter Of the fif.
teenth ultimo. covering the certificate of
Francis Fairchild, the United States consul
at Liverpool. showing that he had exaeted
under protest from the master OF the ship
.Carolus Magnus, the sum OF $50 in gold, AS
extra wages for seamen discharged at that
port. II appears that the men were shipped
at San Francisco, under an agreement in
the shipment contract providing for their
discharge at Liverpool. Under these cir
cumstances, you ask that directions may oe
given by the department for refunding the
amount to you. reply, that the action OF
the consul. in exacting three months extra
wages Cor the men discharged at Liverpool,
was in accordance with the law. and with
his in Instructions, whether the owners in the
articles alleged an agreement for the men
1;scharoa or otherwise. In view OF these
facts. the department has no power to re-
fund the money in question, or to reverse
the decision OF the consul.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEw YORK. August Il. Evening.-co:tca closed
quiet; miduhDg 1875 a2oc; bet receipts to-day iei
bales; gross 404. Futures closed weak: sales to
day IA, 800 bales as follows August y II Zoe; Sep
tember II l3-l6c; October Il 11;c; November 1. &c:
December Il l3.l6c Flour in moderate request
and shade better; common to iai extra So 400
: IS. Whisky tirlner at 9il5c. Wheat 2O3c better;
light supply. 1t is reported the break in the caual
has strengthened The market. Corn lc bette Cof-
and strong at "a s094c. Noasses quiet and firm.
Pork steadier. Lard weak Navals quiet.
Money closed active at 315 "a. Sterling weak at
87s. Gold lis ] a llS'a. Stocks. governments AMI
State bonds DAN.
sxes of 1881 l2o,; five.twenties OF 1862 ;l-i.;
of 1904 llI9; Of 1865 llsA new ~; o; 1903 !i8,
new hves ia s.; ten.fortles ll5...
Tennessee SKIES 8la.. Sl2.: Virginia skies
43l, new So consols So deferred ii i; LoUsi-
ana SKIES 20, new 49, ieyee SKIES Al, eishts SO;
Alabama eiehts 80 iives A.; Georgia %.
styens 9G North Carolnas '2.t,. new TO- special
tax II; South Caronas 32,., new Is. ApIi and
October %.
Money closed more active a. q: "A. Exchange
closed duh and weak at 80: Gold closed weaker
on decline in exchange at ll5. 0ii52s Rates tor
carrying 3, 23a = and to nat STOCK opeI.! .Cpi,
but afterwaId became duh.
miidling l8'ic. Flour in 1ar demand and mar
ket firm at s6 2S06 35 Wheat-ti-mand fair and
market firm at 81 250l 30. Corn tiIm at IS t.c.
Oats quiet and unchanged. Provisions firm;
mess pork nominal)y $l6 15 Lard quiet; Gales
of country kettle at Be. Bulk meats steady;
shoulders active at 08 aaC; clear rib SIZE; Gear
81; clear rib l0la al05sc clear !07uc. WGshy in
good demand at Gle
ST. Locls August l2.-Cotton dull low m!ddlins
Eei mddhns lSc. -Four aul;t ana ana weak; round ii
market tirm; No. 3 red fall : 28. sample lots of
medium 10 choice : 500 80. Corn-tIack lots
STEADY; No. mixed St036hc i'll elevator oats
Pork firm at SIG 1jal7 Dry salt meats held
firmly; sales. Bacon stiff shoulders 9c SIDES
lesallc. LAID trm; small lots OF winter 'c: re
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13
By Placide j. Spear.

VALUABLE IMPROVED GREATNEE STREET
PROPERTY, THIRD DISTRICT
Succession OF CHARLES ANT. EASSY
Second District Court Tor the Parish of Orleans
UY PLAC1DE J. SPEAR, ACCTIOEEER-
- Ctic- No 10 Exchange alley RSDAY
August H. 1873 az twelve o. clock NJ, will be sold al
the st. Louis Auction Exchange on ST. Louis street
between Royal and Chartres streets. by virtue and
in pursuance TO al order from the honorable A. L.
Tis5ot Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Oi leans, dated July 1873 for account of
the above suCcessiOn-
A CERTAIN PORTION OR LOT OF GROUND. TO.
gether with the buildings aud improvements a
thereon, situated in the Third District OF this ctv
and designated by the letter B. on sketch at.
tached to an act be fore C. V. FOulOn notary pub
lie in this city dated the eighth of Jaly 1867 said
portion OF ground measuring 90 feet Grea'men
street, go feet in the rear bv 3l2 feet depth on
on one side by the property of Charles Cat.en or
assigns, and on the other side by portion of
ground dividing it from lot or the above sketch
Terms and COndi;ions-On half cash on the
spot and the balance at one year for a note bear.
ing eight per cent interest per annum from date to
final payment TO be secured by vendors privilege
and special mortage on the property sold; the
buildings thereon to be insured for the amount of
said note and transferred to vendor the purchaser
to pay hve per cent attorneys fees on said note or
any part thereof in case of suit to secure nav ment
said fees to be secured like the note itself and to
assume, over and above the price of adjudication,
the state and city taxes Of 1872 and 1873
Act OF sale before c. F. Soniat Es. notary pub.
Ic At the expense Of the purchaser
jyl3 20 y aus 10 II
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE THIRD
SCCC CESSlON OF MRS. ELITIA TRACY DEAD
WIFE OF MICHAEL O. TRACY.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 3s Pa
DY G.. DE FERRET s. CO.-JOHE g. MOg.
ID rose. Auctoneer-Ofice No. so Royai street -
SATURDAY, September lj. 1873 at twelve clock u
the st. Louis Auctien Exchange, will be sold by
public auction by virtue of an order from the Hon
A. L. Tissot, Judge OF the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans datea August l. 1879 the
following described real estate belonging to said
succession
EIGHTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated IN
this city in the square comprised within Industry.
Annette, Dueis and New st. Bernard streets bein 2
numbered from to l8 of square No. ST. on a plan
of G. A. de Armas, dated December a. 1866, and
deposited in the office of A. Ducatel notary public.
plan so 26 book of plans No. Z. Lots Nos. TO
10 measure each 30 feet front on New st. Bernard
street. by depth of I20 feet lots Nos. H. IL. l3
and II measure each 81 feet inches l line front
on Industry street, by depth of 159 feet IL inches
lines; lots Nos Is, l6 Il and Is measure each 81
feet inches line front Cuels street. by a
depth Of l5s feet II inches lines.
Terms-One hundred dollars cash, ard for the
balance of the price of adjudication the purchaser
to furnish notes payable in one year, with eight
per cent interest per annum from date to payment,
or's privilege and special mortgage thereon, to the
satisfaction of the court; five per cent attorney
fees in case Of suit said notes; the purchaser to
assume, over and above the price Of adjudication,
all taxes due ON said property.
Acts Of sale before A. D. Dorioc0urt, notary pub.
io et the expense Of the purchasers.
aUl3 l6 % 20 se6 l3+
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13
sVCCEsSlOS OE JEAN MAUMUs-NO. 3 la0.

DY =. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-Ofhce ce
Ocorner Of Exchange alley and 3. envil!e street.
SATURDAY. September l3. 1873, will be sold al
twelve oc ock NJ. at the Merchants and Auction
and CustonhCuse streets, by virtue of iudgment /
from the honorable the Second Dstrlc: Court for
the parish OF Orleans. rendered and signed on the
first OF August. 1875
ACERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
incs end Improvements thereon, situated in the
faubours TI.me. Second District of this city. in
square No. =. comprised between MaraIs, Cont,
VIlleIe and 81 Louis streets. and having, American
Measure. % feet lo1. inches in front on Marals
street. by depth OF 50 feet IL inches lines on
house, with a veIapda on both streets and CON
tain ing three rooms and hall on the gronnd 1oor.
The corner roc III Is larger than the two Others,
bein used $ store Three rooms. landing and
bac gallery on the second floor. Two ether two
story brick buildings adjoining the above one
built on Marais street, aud having three rooms,
with entrance door: the other having four
rooms. double Two story brick priVy, two hydraats,
etc
The whole sgreeabiy 20 a plan to be exhibited at
the Exchange.
Terus-1wo thousand dollars cash and the
balance at credit OF one two and three years
from the day of sale, bearing at eight per
cent per annum from date until final payment Sc
cured by yeEdOr IS privilege and mortgage on the
property sold: the purchaser to assume. besides
the price of adjudication the payment of taxes OF
the running year, 1873, to keep constantly insured
again the IIsk OF hrc, up TO the amount of faid
notes, and so until their final payment, the build
ings erected on said property to transfer the
pO licy of insurance to the tutrix of said minors
and the purchaser TO pay also all lawyers fees at
the rate OF ten per cent, In case judicial proceed
ipgs should become pece ssary to recover the
amount of said netes
Act of sale before Joseph Cuvliier notary pub.
lie, at the expense Of the purchaser.
aui2 q % sei l5
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13

RI WALTON. DAVIS 4 FRERET-
- }. B. Walton. Auctoneer-Otfico No. 80 Camp
street.-On WEDNESDAY. September ,. 1873, at
twelve o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and auc
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal street in this cit Y,
by virtue and in pur uance Of an order of the Hon
A. L. Tssot Judge OF the Second District Court for
the parish OF orleans, dated the twenty fifth day
of July. 49, cOur. docket No. 3S 467, will be sold
for account of the above named succession, the
following described property to wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
Improvements thereon. in the Second District
of this city, designated by No. rs of square
No. IS, bounded By st. Louis, Claiborne ard
DeIblgny streets and Caroui ieiet walk according
TO plan by Joseph Pile, dated May l, 1870, depos
tied in the Office Of d. L. McCaT. then notary ii,
this city. measuring, IN American measure. Is feet
front st. Louis street. By depth ct lIo feet: be-
tween parallel lines.
1he improvements Oh this lot consist of = one
story frame store and dwelling. fronting on 50.
LOuis street, one-story cottage in the yard con
tanning four rooms with galleries, wood shed and
kitchen detached, cisteru and paved walks.
Terms and COndtiOHS-Dle-h half cash; balance
a credit OF year, IL the note 81 the purchas
er, tD his own order and by him indorsed. bearing
interest at the rate of eight per cent per aun Um
and mort gage on tae property sold until final pay.
nent. with the clause OF tive per cent attorneys
fees il OF suit tl~ purchaser to assume the
taxes for the wear 1870; the buildings to be kept
insured and the poll, transferred.
Act of sale before Theo. Brssou. notary public.
at the expense Of the pyrchasev
aul Is - 81 se.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13
By s. GulnauIt.
SCCCESS.Cy OE AMELIA COLIN. WIFE OF l. (
p9SsOU-NO. Je3ls

DY =. GUlNAULT. AUCTIONEER-OFEiCs
ID corner u Exchange alley and RenvIlle street.
SATURDAY, August 3 1873. will be sold at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
change, Rova. street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets by virt'ie of order from the hon
Orab,e the Second District Court for the parish Q:
Orleans dated July II 1873
l. SIX LOIS Or GROUND. in square No. a.
bounded by Desi,e. Piety Johnson (!ate Liberal)
and Force streets. numbered from to D, inclusive,
each measuring 50 feet and some inches front Oh
Desr. street b' i2r feet deep. No. forming the
come, o: Desire and Johnson streets, and No. 8
forming the corner of Desire and Force streets
, SIX LOTS OF GROUND. in square No. 45,
bounded bv Elmire, Congress- johnson Gate Lib
ela) and Force streets, numbered from 10 s, each
measuring 50 feet ana some inches front on Elmire
street, by l2o tee: deep No. to ming the corner OF
Elmire and Johnson streets and No. 6 forming the
corner of EimiIe and Force streets.
3 A PORTION OF LAND, forming part of Jour
dan brick yard, three miles below the city IN the
square bounded by Roval, Delondas Dauphin
streets and the line of the property of the Society
of the Holy Cross, beng oue-haf OF square 30. 10
on plan OF Pile y Murray. dated March 1, 1884, "A
sketch of the same is annexed to an act before F..
Grima. notary dated fifteenth of May, 1863, the
same cOuta ming twe.ve lots. numbered from one
10 twelve, and measures together l36 feet inches
4 lines more o. less, Royal street 3Gt feet ;.
inches lines on DelOndes street l36 feet inches
lines on Dauphine street and 30 feet IL inches
liu.. on the line OF the pro perty OF the Society Of
A Tor OF GROUND situated in the Third Dis.
t,!ct of this city, i'll square bounded BY Goodchil.
dren, Mysterious History and Love streets, desig-
mated DV NO ) on d pan Gateu OCTOBER %, 1909,
drawn by :. y. 0epou!liv. surveyor deposited in
the office OF P. T. Lareschc notary. under No. 20 OF
his book Of plans. marked L; said lot of ground
measuring 80 feet front Goodchldren street, by
about 93 te.t inches deep the line separating
i; from lot No. 2 and about SO feet inches on the
opposite line anc! 81 feet il width he line.
Together win the buildings and improvement.
thereon.
T-rms-One-ia. cash. the balance a. one wears
credit with int.res. a. eight pc: cent from date
until final payment. and i've per cent attorney $
fees in OF ;Idcia. proceedings to enforce pay
Ine.;.
Acts Of .ae before A. D Doriocourt, notary prtiic,
at the expense OF the purchasers well as ali the
taxes o. 1872 and 1873. iv22 81 au1 Il 23
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13
By Sheriff Harper.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JAMES Z. M.cETH
DECEASkD.
Second District Cosrt for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 34.010.

Dr. VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
~ O,te. OF sale rendered July %, 1873 to ili.
rected by the honorable the Second District Court
.or tne parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled
matter. VIII proceed 10 Sell at public auction
the Merchants ard Auct!oneers' Exchange, ROya.
the Second District OF this city. on SATURDAY,
September Is. 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, Tor ac.
count of said succession, the following described
property. to wit
} A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights, ways, seryitUGes privileges and adva2-
taSes thereLntO belonging or in auywise appur.
tanning situated living being in the Fourth Dis
trict of this city gnatei ny the number two in
square number six, bounded by Jackson, Josephine.
Apollo and Brainard streets; said lot measuring z
thirty feet inches seven lines front on jack
son street. by one hundred aud five feet in depth
as per plan drawn by j. Pile late surveyor dated
the sixth day of February, 1923, annexed to an act
passed before C. Pollock. Late a notary public n
this city, Oh the thirteenth day of March. 1923.
Being the same property which was acquired by
the said deceased, although standing in the name
OF his wife from Philip Thomas Philips, by an act
passed before Edward Barnett, late notary public
IL this city on the sixteenth dav of April 1851.
Said property was purchased by the said de-
ceased with his own money, and although the title
stands in his wites name, still the same is not her
separate property, but belongs to the community.
Te1ms-One- fourth cash the spot, and the
balance q credit Of one, two, and three years,
in notes secured by special mort gage and vend-
GIs lien, bearing interest at the rate of ght per
cent per mum from date of sale TO final payment.
In of suit We per t!attorneys commits sons
TO be likewise secured by mortgage. Tie property
to be kept insured and the policy transferred to
vendors.
wP. HARPER.
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
= j
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13
SUCCESSION OF THEl LATE A. CONSTANT
HEARING, DECEASED
Second Dist,ic: Cou-s a. t',e Parish o: osleAns-
No. 35 a32.

DT VIRTUE: OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
ID order OF sale rendered July 9. 1913. and to me
directed BIZ the honorable the Second District
Court for the pa-isa of Orleans in the above
titled matter, I will proceed to cell at pubic
auction, at the Merchants and Auciioneers' Ex-
change. ROYAL street, between Canal and Custom
house streets. in the Second District of this city,
Oh WEDNESDAY, August l3, 1873. at twelve O'clock
NJ. the following described property, for account
of said succession, to wit
LOT OF GROUND, with all the build dingS and
improvements thereon. situated in the tau.bOuTg
Lvauda!s Fourth District of his city, d@s gnated
By the number eleven of square number one hun
dred and thirty three. bounded by Seventh, Dry.
ahes, 1t. Denis aud Eighth streets, and measuring
fifty feet front Seventh street. by one hundred
and twenty feet in depth, between parallel lines.
Sad property belongs 10 the succession Of the dc.
ceased, A. Constant Hearing. by means of the re.
conveyance OF the same thereof to the succession
by Mr. Jean +. NJ. Foniaid .in WHOSE name the
title TO the same was !nvested) by act passed be-
fore Amedee bUcat.l notary III this city. o.. the
eighth day Of March, 1873.
Tevms-Cash Oh the spot.
". P. HARPER.
iyi1 2. avis Sheriff of the Parish of Orleafe
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF E. DREYFUs & co.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE

UNITED STATES MAPsHAL's OFFICE
New Orleans, August 2 1873 F,
s'hiS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
= \ ~ pan sikruptcy has been issued out of the Ds
stGt ue court OF the United States for the Distre
20, OF Monroe, in the parish OF Ouachita, Stated
n,uislana ad Judged bankrups, upon their own
i;,' s.inn' that the payment of any debts, and the
Iupts 10 them or for their use, and the transfer Of
any property by them, foI hidden by law. that's
meetlh& or the creditors of said bankrupt.
ProVe thelr debts and choose one or more assgD
ees OF their estate, Will be held at court of bant
.uptcy to be holden on the twenty bird day d
august A. ID. 1873, at II A. NJ, at the Customhous
building New Orleans. before c. s. Kellogg, Regs
Ier. s. 3. PACKARD
auZ ~ Enithd Statea Al arshA..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13
322.3l5 3;
CONNIE RCIAL
TUESDAY EVENING, August u.

TUESDAY EVENING, August IL. 1913.
COTTON-The receipts to day included bale of
new crop by the steamer Fleta from the panta
ton of Mr. G. A. Pierson. Cane river, NatchitOches
consigned to o. Mr.. Chopin. The sample we saw at
the Cotton Exchange appeared to have been badly V
ginned and was of fair staple, but by no means of
bright color. and Classad by brokers' and
Anothe: sample, which was shown to Us
on M,. ChOpns cotton table, had a de.
cdedly better appearance and less evidence OF
faulty ginning, and aDpt ared brighter, skier
and of better style This. i, must be observed,
is the third bale OF the Louisiana crop received
here this year. Messrs. Warren, Atkinson Il Co.,
the factors to whom the two bales from Nanny.
Sabine parish southeast of Na,chitoches, were
sent fully confirm the judgment of a number of
who unanimously and unquaitedly pro-
nOunced them new cop. Whatever tie
circumstances under which they gnned,
gathered We mentioned at the time of their re-
Ceipt from several ghbOrng planta and ein-
ned baled and forw arded by Mr. StIlle of Nanny
We think tho evidence in favor of their being
new crop must be regarded as satisfactory. They
were received en- the first instant Our receipts OF
crop consequently bales, embracing ]
20 embracin. b from Louisiana and "A from Texas.
This better indication of the tarIInesS of the
present crop than that our first receipts OF LOUISE
ana this year were three da. earlier than the
first last year.
The sales toiav embraced 2.G bales, az prices
reauiiing 40 change IN our quotations. We
give also the Exchange figures, which are
for average Lists according with its types. while
ours present the proper range of the ma-ke: for
middng good ordinary and ordinary given as the
0,tsle for stliC: O: those grades:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13
ESTATE OF MRS. ELIZABETH B.
lnns. Miss Catherine A. EfsInnis John Inu1
Cornell Us Iunis and Alex. Iuuis
UNITED STATES MARSHAL. OFVicf,

UNITED STATES MARSHAL. Oprcf|
,.,, New Orleans July %, 1879 }
vTNHlS rs TO GIvB NOTICE THAT W1E
y: - rant in bankruptcy has been issued out Of "
s.tlct trn, court OF the United States for the Dt
beth B. Inuis Miss Catherine a. E. INNS Jobs
andis, andn, cornelius 1nnis ami Alex Innis of Aes
isiana IN the parish of Rapides state of Loa
ton. ,b al luaged bankrupts upon then own pes
JsIi,t .nat the payment of any debts, and ~ ~
Tnvery rnnty OF any property belonging TO said bsns
an 70 them or for their use and the transfer.
meeting Of the crsditors of sad hantrnts To pref
LEI 0eota and choose one or more assignees OF nc
Ss'1te; viii be held at court Of bankruptcy. ~
nnoiden on the twenty second day OF ApsSss
a; " 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ at No. Al Excnans'
siley, New Orleans, before D. Augustin Register
8. b. PACKARD, :,
jy23 au22 United States Ma1sb>L
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-13
Monetary--CommercIai.

Gold opened at llJ 1li5.. agains: rs ,. at Ne"
York AID after moderate business. closed d y me
opening rates against lis y. in that marAe! ne
sales summed up 453,o00. embracing 41No a,
li5a and $1,000 s5o9'. 5000, Saoo' Slz,eo' ana
s Is 900 at llJ1.. -
No sales of silver were reported American d. II
dollars were still! quoted at l080n9 and Mexican
dollars at 4 = ceas premium N GOA ioI new "4A
Ia ior Old
and rates were without 4uOtabe variation ae
sales amounted to f2l 250 comprising t5o,o y.i y.
ladiiig at i24l.; 80 Al clear at 40 ioo' @
rs 4, 5000 bi q. iaang and clear At ~ 1o'
bank at llG G80CG DO at -, and tow sish' i'' i'
nIittance at l2.. ,,,,
At the close sterling bills were quoted al ~ !
9I25l for bill of iadlng aud Al clear ana -" "a
for bank and francs at i.bo for private anu 'aiA
nominal at 1. 50 I. German mafAs eon''auou A"A
iual. r,
Domestic exchange wa. scarce and ruled az pre-, ,
yiouS ii cures The only sale reported was SZ''oo
private bankers s!:As on New lorx at ''Ao = cent
premium.
The banks continued 10 check on New YORK 81 :.
y cent premium, and private siSht was sti..
quoted at 5-l6.
M sales OF stocks were reported
In bonds we noticed sales of $4,000 city goi bear
inr - cent bonds at -, and $5OoD new + cent
CURRENCY at 80. We also heard of sons other trans
actions but the particulars were withheld. The
gold bonds were quoted at 601s 0bi.
City appropriation certificates continued aoM!'
nal az 50.
The only sale OF METROPOLITAN Police warrants re-
ported = 4!2oy az Ihey were quoted Gt Ilic
close at IS 0.6.
Graham State warrants were quoted at 4'1A
Ne sales were reported.
Nothing was reported in Clinton State warrants
They closed at 56dol.
We are indebted TO Nr Charles Clinton, State
Auditor for the following particulars of the public
sale TOR state warrants made to-day, Dy NessrS
Van So,iugen / Carpenter. aucti0neers. under bis