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The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
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Under thetQbCvef captl0n ,ftne New
Y ork World Concludes On Grtiele rs
follows
And now will all the 4nen in Massa.
whofeit this divine rage, this
sacred and virile wrath in the defence
of hclplessness' against AendiSh brut
tality, of gracious and refined limo
cence. against foul ~ and grovelling
crime tingliDg hot in their veins on
Saturday last, as they read Tthe miser,
abic story of Judge 1owell's outraged
home, but do themselves and their
country the wholesome. service, OF re-
tlecting that this horrible thing at
which Massachusetts stands to-day
aghast has been stalking for years past
by night and by day over the length
and breadth of all the. Southern States
of this Union No doubt there are
many men at the South, hot of spirit
and slow to learn, who have once and
again since the close of the war mani
tested a disposition to deal over-harsh-
ly with the race which they and their
fathers before them, and our fathers
before us, as well as theirs, were
trained to regard and to treat as in
feriorby the Divine appointment to
the ruling race of Europe, of gAmeri-
ca, and of the world. But the vast
body of the Southern whites are OF
another strain. They accepted the re-
suits of the civil war honestly and
manfully. They knew that the major
ity of the Southern negroes were nei-
ther in themselves savage and cruel
nor disposed to live on ill.terms with
their white fellow citizens. But they
knew too that, as they are in all igno-
rant and long brutalized races, the
lower passions are especially strong,
and the intellectual forces By which
the lower passions, If they are 10 be
controlled at all, must be controlled,
are especially weak in the negroes.
And they looked forward then with q
peculiar anxiety to the increase at the
South of precisely such intolerable
offences against society as this which
has Just desolated one of the best New
England homes, when they found tina,
the bands of public order at the South
were to be suddenly relaxed by an ig
norant, passionate, and dishonest pol
itical interference Of the North in the
affairs of Southern society Their
bitter anticipations have been more
than realized. Naturally enough the
consequence has been that madden
ing outragcs have provoked signal and
summary chastisements. If the men
of Massachusetts will put the case of
the South to themselves to-day In the
light which is thrown upon 1t by this
awful incident at their own doors, the
future may easily be made far better
than five years ago 1t threatened ever
again to be for them, for the South,
for the Republic, and for the negro
race itself.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
For the Gazette.
~WE~- yotsHrowued,

/ Eplroh GAzsrrE The statement
In. your tsue Of last week that WI
liam Meredith, Of Marydel. was
drowned by falling into puddle Of
water while In o state Of in toxieatiop
high and Zion norablet Z hfe which MI.
Meridith had lived, and the sad YET
still hohsrahle death which he died.
Mr.. Meridith hns lived among us all
-his life, he has been y consistallt and
faithful. member Of the Babtist
Church for upwards of forty years,
and held out faithful till his death.
he ably represented thr people Of his
county in the Legislature, and refu-
scd, while there to take bribe Of $40,
600 to vote for the Broadbent lottery
bill, and hence he had the full conf
dencc of oil who knew him. He was
notorious as an honest and truth tel
ling man, and yet because he refused
to be measured by the standard Of
Good tcmplcrismj some he, she, or it
has thus ighominiousy sought to
dwarf the laurels which hang over his
grave. How very uncharitable' it is
in any one to thus further aiflict an
already afflicted family. Mr. Scott
another of our close neighbors fell dead
in an open fire only one day before
Meredith fell dead in puddle of
water. Mr.. Scots wife pulled him
from the fife dead Had Mr.. Scott been
alone as was Mr.. Meredith, some va
lorops pigmy of the pen would have in.
formed you that Mr. Scott fell in the
fire while drunk, and was burned To
death rs he too was unmeasured by
the aforesaid. But enough of this.
Mr.. Meredith has gone to brighter
and better world, and las left an ex-
ample behind him, which, If followed
by all men, would make us better In
this and better fit US for the world to
come, CHARITY
PETERSBURG, DEL, Dec. 21, 1874.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
PEBBIC SIZES
HusINEss STAND
Z. T. EA.B \ y
PUBLIC SALE

sSs$ q kssss ss ~ e " u 4'iisa a ne
iS'''s on ''isi' SSssspAY, DsstssfN s.s,y~
IA at 8 o'clock, Z. NJ, = ~
g The HOUSE ANp Lot on the, Sorth.west
Corner Of Front and shipleSe:rees ) formerly
the reSidenee Of the late Vim D. Jones, (d6-
ceased and occupied rs o hnsiness stand sor
,ss; e. sa sssas sss 3 iss ss1. S:.s 1 s S1 Shirley
good two.and-a-han story brick build nHn.
ing with S-stofy back building there
on, containing IL rooms With private ~
entrance on Front street. The store room 10
Of good size and well adapted for gtQcsry Or
md y now occupied % Harness Store
Title undoubted.
TERMS.-l0 per cent cash on day OF sale,
onc-halt Of the balance on or f)sfore the 25th
day OF March, 1875, when good title will be
made for the same. Balance mortgage for one
year.
." ALSO, 49,,
THREE VALrABLE BUILDING LOIS
lsxel feet bounded ana described as fol.
Bsginning at APPOINT on the Easterly side of
Jefferson Street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, nt the distance Of IS feet from ths
northerly side Of Seventh Street, at the north.
erly side OF four feet wide alley, thence
along said alley side, easterly parallel to 7th
street Vi feet to three.feet wide alley, thence
along the same nOrtherly, parallel " Jefferson
street, a. feet TO q corner, thence westerly
parallel TO Seventh street, VI feet to the aiore
said Side Of Jefferson street, and thence there
with southeriy A. feet to the place of begin
nIng. IFt
Conditions Of sale OF lots made known Of
sale. WIN. III. PIERCE.
deslA-ts THoS. McCLARf.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
The Finance Blu. =

The U, s. Senate passed the comprc
mise Finance Bill yesterday. 1t wa,
hurried through under the dictation O,
the Radical party caucus, time for fai,
and honest discussion being denied tc
aI opponents. Senators Bayard and
Salisbury offered valuable amendments
and supported them by able speeches
but they were voted down by party drill
We quote the report:
Mr.. Bayard, OF Delaware, inquired OF
the Chairman Of the Finance Committee
(Mr: Sherman) if he would object to in.
serting the word destroy after the
word redeem" in the third section, So
that 1t would read 1T shall be the duty
OF the Secretary of the Treasury to re.
deem and destroy the legal tender United
states notes to the amount ouly of $500.
100000" &c. '~'''
MIR: Sherman said he had stated before
that IN his opinion that question should
be left to the future, and he could not
consent to the amendment.
Mr.. Bayard said the honorable Senator
(Sherman) hal betrayed here both his
embarrassment and his displeasure. when
such questions were asked him. He
lbayard) hoped the country would notice
the answer OF the Chairman of the
Finance Committee, who, representing
his party friends, declined to allow The
bill to be amended. 1t was well known
that for years past the Treasury Depart.
ment had been governed without law in
u manner, and the money redeemed
would be reissued unless prohibition be
inserted in the bill. He thought this n
double faced bill, and it seemed to him
to be juggling with q question which
ought to be a matter of honest business
Mr.. Salisbury OF Delaware, moved to
strike out 1879 as the time for a return
to specie payment, and insert 1877. Re-
ccted.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
WRONG CUSTOM CORREcTRD,

1t is quite generally the custom to take
strong liver stimulants for the cure Of
Liver complaint, and both the mineral
and vegetable kingdoms have been dill
gently searched to procure the most
drastic and poisonous purgative. in order
to produce a powerful effect upon the
liver, and arouse the tagging and enfee-
bled organ. This system of treat amt ia
on the same principle as that OF sning
a weak and debilitated man large por-
tions of brandy 10 enable him to do o
certain amount of work. When the
stimulent is withheld, the orga,' like the
system. gradually relapses int more
torpid or sluggish and weaken. oondi-
tion than before. What then is wanted ?
Medicines, which, while they cause the
bile to flow freely from the liver, "a that
organ is toned into action, will not over
work and thus debilitate it, but will,
when their use is discontinued, leave
the liver strengthened and healthy.
Such remedies are found in DR. Pierce IS
Golden Medical Discovery and Purgative
Pellets.
A CURE OF LIVER DISEASE.
RUsK, Texas May 10th, 1873.
DR.. K. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. T.:
Dear Sir My wife last year at this
time was confined TO her bed with
Chrome Liver Disease. had one OF the
best doctors to see her, and he gave her
up to die, when I came upon some Of
your medicine. bought one bottle and
commenced giving it. She then weighed
81 lbs. (; now she weighs lao lbs, and il
robust and hearty. She has taken eight
bottles in all, so you see am an advo.
cate for YOU Medicines.
WILLIAM MEAZEL.
FROM THE NOTED SCOUT "BUFFALO
BILL"
HoLAND HOUSE, Rockford, Ill April
20, lS74.-Dr. ID. v. PIERCE, Buffalo N.
Y: Sr---I havo now taken. four bottles
of your Golden Medical Discovery in con-
nection with your Pellets, and must say
that nothing have ever taken for my
liver has do.e me as much good. feel
like new man. Thanks to your won.
dcrful medicine.
w. f. CODY, c"Bufalo Bill.")
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
SHERIFFS SALES.
SHtRIFF,S SALE.

RY virtue of Decree of the Chancellor
ID Of the State of Delaware. will be ex-
posed to Public Sale. at the House of George
8. Beck EFT, in the to own OF New Castle. in New
D., 1914 at2 O'Clock. p. NJ. The following
described Real kstste. to wit .sI--
All that certain Farm aud Tract of Land
County and state Of Delaware. with a
dwelling house, stable and other OUT
buildings thereon erected bounded as
folioyF to VII beginning At corner
Elktsn Turnpike Road. thence south siS
degrees asst one. perch and fye-teaths of a
perch, thence with II limo of lands late Of
Andrew Morton. deceased. due east fourteen
perehes to corner in he centre of the Turn
pike Road. thence with the sa,d road south
ffty-f degrees aud five ienihs ives. a.,u.L
perches and I've tenth to O stone fiaced ON
the margin Of said road, thence sodth three
degrees east one hundred and nine perches
Stephen Townsend, thence with a line Of
lands of Townsend three several courses.
south eighty-three and o halt degrees west
thirty nine peIchee and i've. tennis. thence
north north bye and . half degrees, west thirty,
q half degrees west forty perches to Q black
gum st.nding in O Line Of lsnd 'ot Susan
Hyndmap. thence with the lire Of said
uyndmsn north five and n half degrees west
eighty-eipbt Derctes TO a BLACK gum on Iron
Hill in line of lands Of tdwafd Hammond.
thence with faid Hammond north eighty
four and II half degrees east eighty psrches
TO tho place of beginning, containing fity
one Acres aud sixty-two perches Of land
more r less, with the appurtenances, beine
the premises conveyed to Philip Becker by
Sarah Livingston. and by the said Pnilip
Becker and fe afterwards conveyed TO
David II. Cullen. and TO be sold by
WILLIAM II. JAMESON.
Sheriff
SnEhIrF's CrrIcE. New Castle, Dec. g. ,iS;4
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23

THE statement that VIM. W. MereditL
was intoxicated when he fell dead or
the edge of pond of water, last week
is denied BY gentleman of high charac.
ter who knew him intimately. Mr.. Mer.
edith was consistent member Of the
BaHist Church and never known to be
intoxicated. The raph was copied
from letter from Dover in another pa
per.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
FOR SALE AND RENT:

EoR SALE-Four new and finely Gnished
~ three-stoIy Brick Houses. On Twelfth
street, opposite the, city square. klIses
These houses are all substantially 4:;l
yeniences. with water inside and ont. Iil
No. ll0 contains 0 rooms; NO. ll2 seven
rooms; No. ll6. ten rooms No. llS, corner.
ten rooms. These houses will be sold very
part payment.
Also. one fine three story brick house, lust
completed, on Tatnall street. near Eleventh,
Also. a seven r0omed house, ,lllS, Tatnali St.
49, DANIEL ii. KENT,
sep3Otf Nos. 206 TO 2l3 Shipley street.
or $40 Jefferson street
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
THE GOs,s JURY DISAGREE.

The jury In the case of A. c. Goss,
on trial at Baltimore, came into Court
on Tuesday and announcing that they
were unable TO agree. were discharged.
The alleged prejurywas in the evidence
given by Goss in the suit of Mrs. W. S.
Goss against the New York Mutual
Life Insurance Company to recover the
policy on the life of her husband, for
whose murder Udderzook was hanged
at West Chester, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
VALUABLE
BU 81 NESS STAND
AT PUBLIC SALE. E

Will be sold ut public sale. at the auction
room Of l.. W. Stidham L Son. No. Ill East
Fourth street.
On 9Th day. l2th Month (Deesmber) 2lth 1874.
at 8 o'clock. =. M.
THE HOUSE d LOT NO. 2l6 MARKET ST..
now occupied by Humphrey i sandt. for the
sale Of hats. furs. dc. The lot 10 20 feet X
inches front. and lU7 feet 6 inches deep. with
good and well-arranged three story -
Brick Dwelling thereon. having q iis
LARGE STORE ROOM and private M
entry. This property 10 one Ct the u !!l
best business stands In the city, and must be
der the will Of Mary Moore. The title h
deemed entirely safe, having been In posses
sion q the late ewner since lsi0, with un-
doubtedly reliable conveyance at that time,
Terms-tep n per cent Of the purchase money
70 be paid when The property 10 strpos of,ths
remainder on the 18th day OF the third month.
1870. at which time pQssesssQn will be given.
JOHN FERRIS. Trostes.
novSota L.W. Sidham 1 son. Vuct'rs.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
BLOODY nATTLEIS CUHA,

HAVANA, Dec. % --Advices from
Venezuela to the Sth instauet report
that desperate battle had been fought
in the Province Of f-Barquisimento, be.
tween Q force Of Government troops
under General Marquee and insurgents
under General Colma. The Ell. agement
lasted four hours Between seven and
eight hundred men were killed and
wounded on both sides. Both parties
claim victory
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
THE AUCTIOSEEe
NOTICLi TO WATER RESrERs
AN otFicE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT,

Ihe bills for leTb are now ready and pava
pc at the Registrars Office 1000 Market sfrcs.
Ihe law Ielliires that all bills paid on or be.
oe sii the face oil the bill those
cent: additional. and those paid during the
month OF March ten per cent additionaI' an
any amounts remaining unpaid aftSr April ist
ieIo, the Registrar Is required TO have the
the recovery OF the amount due, and the WI.
Ter VIII not again be let into such premise,
until such arrears with assessments and two
dollars for drawing terrules are paid.
Ollie hours y A. NJ. to<P NJ.
CHAS. BURTON, JR.
ufc" t""i Registrar
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23

Plain Questions for In yalids. Have
the routine medicines Of the profession done
BILE? If SO. test the prop critics Of the New
Specific DR. wALKER's CALIFORNIA VIKE-
GAR BIrTEss. already famous as the finest In
vigorant. corrective and Alternative that has
syerseen the Hight, Dyspeptics and persons
Of q bilious habit should keep it within reach.
if they value health and ease noy21 -4W
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
OF LUMBER.

VIII be sold at Public Sale, on
Thursday, December cath, ls.4,
AZ Q O'Clock, without reserve, the large stock
of Dry Lumber and Fixtures Of q lumber yard,
such as two line Horses, Wagon, Carts, Har.
ness, Shedding, Rollers, Ropes, &C., &C, to.
gether with quantity OF Old Lumbar and q
Frame House. Terms on day OF sale.
MARTIN LANE.
South side of Market Street Bridge.
liapI1tnD2d
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
1. LECTION NOTICE.
II. FiRar N.1taS, Il

~ -, IhsT N ATIONAL BANK
Wilmington. De-, bee idth, 1871.
Nsiics is hereby given. that lie annuM
meeting Of the stock holders. this Bank,
day. the lHh DAY OF JANt,a9tY, 1875 BE-.
tween the hour, OF two and fur % 'cIocs, p
N for ths purpose VI electing hine stock.
holde ~ serve as Directors me snsuiLz
year GEO b. AkMSTKONU
deci0-te Cashier
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
xg1lJEs,

nIyI1END.
- TIKI gxRILApELPHlA, witsuvoroxs>
1MTnsoAE r. b CoMPANr.
Phnaqeiphia, December l7th. ls74
The Board of Directors have deeia,a,
semi annual Dividend Of bur per cent on sta
Capital Stock 0f the Company, payable os
sassssr shs Mas ssaI5SX r,ossrs. ,S ''
!: pssssw--~zAA ASsSas sSsa,s,,,.
NOTICE. The Seventh Annual Sop,oo.
" TOD OF the 6sand Chnpssr Of 1osM ArSs
NasonS OF Delaware win be held q he Ma,
SONIC Hxtl, IN the city Of Wilmingten on NJ
grd Wednesday, that being the 20Eh dov ~
January, 1s76, at II O'clock q. nj. VI
]. 2. ALMOND
~,,,,, Grand ls,ecrstary
, Aiddietown Transcript and susaex 4 Journai
copy and send bill to Secretary. decIs. eodtn
Ck. co1E.i,y.r ctos1E. ,Nl1Jt y
~ THE AUCTIoSEEE,
Has .troi5pe Gallery on West Second
street, one 'loor West OF Shiley, where bc j.
ready and ..illing to take Pictures TO sfit tb,'
times. Afro, to call Auction Sales, In eitv Nv
country, oi reasonable terms. Pictures Il q,
as follows Dnc for 25cts, four fof rs cts Hnd
ak for 81 The cheapest place in the citv
to get your pictures taken. Pictures taSen my ~
well In cloudy as clear weather. ~'
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
ELEcTION NOTICE. .sf.s
II TgE NATIONAL BASK or DEl.SwAAs

Wiimiogton December II, H9l
Notice Is hereby given to the Stockboltet,
Of this Institution. that an election will be-
heid At the Backing House. ON THURSDAY
2 and 4 o'clock r. 81, loC the ,turpose IL
eleciinF seven Directors 10 servefor the eu
suing yesr H. n. EWRANKS
dscll-te Ca.hi.,
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23

E0R RENr-New House, No. l42l .>eoAa.
al modern improvements. bay win
lows. three stories. Possession at
,nce. If desired. Inquire ut All Harrison
treet. ,feb3i-tf
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
REGISTRARS uRDER.
HKntsrrp,a nnn,n,

hfGisTER's OffloR,
New Castle County. Dec. lIth. 1874
Upon the application Of JOIN or IO.
Administrator OF GEORGE b, STIDHAM
late Of with ington Hundred. in said Count
deceased. It is ordered and directed BY the
Register that Administrator aforesaid, rive
notice Of the granting Of Letters Admins.
tration upon the Estate Of the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing adj
yertisements ts be posted within forty days
FROM the date of such Letters. in slx of the
most public places of the County 'of New
Castle. recurring all persons having demands
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case mad q
and provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period In the Daily
dazette, newspaper published in Will
weefs. (E. ODD WI ~
t~-) Given under the hand and Seal Of
LIS. once 81 the Register aforesaid. at
49, New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid the day and yea, above written.
3. c. BIdGS, Register.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
ELECTioN.
~ NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
AND BAANDrwISE,

Wilmington, Del, Dec. 18th, Is7i
Notice u IL hereby given that an elsc,,o,
wiu be held at the Barldng House on TJEs.
DAY, the 18th day of January, 1878, between
the hours OF y amt 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, for tha
purpose OF electing Nine Directors to serya
the the ensuing year.
decl2-te r. RICE cssbiar
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Es.
tate, the deceased must present the samei
duly attested " the Administrator. on % q,
before Deeenber ilth. 1875. or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and proyided'
JOHN OTTO.
Address-Wilmington, Del. deei2.eod .sv.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23

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ID. LEMON G. co,
STEAM CAKE AND CRACKER BAKERS
CANBY MANUFACTURERS,
And dealers in
Choice Groceries.
FoREfoN AND DOMESTIC FRVITs,
NUTS, &C,
No. III Market Street and lIa
ShiPley Street.
WILMINGTON, DELAwAaE,
Take pleasure In announcing to their numsr.
GUS customers that they have Manufactured
ana purchased for the holidays the largest,
cheapest and best assorted stock of goods In
their line ever offered before TO the people Of
th's CITY, comprising in part as follows:
In our candy department will be found
FINE AND PLAIN MIXED cANprEs
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TOYS,
GUM DROPS, FINE ROASTED
JORDAN ALMONDS, COCOA.
NUT CARoMEL MARSH
MELLOW DROPS,
SUGAR PLUMS
coRNCcoPIAs, AND FANCY ARTICLES
Of every variety.
In the Cake and Cracker Department are:
Family Butter Crackers,
Soda
Oyster
! Mix Biscuit,
cofnhin
Small and Large Ginger Cake,
Honey
Scotch
The Grocery Department contains:
TEAS,
CoFfEEs.
CANNED FRUITS.
PICKLES,
SAUCES,
aARRNEs.
RICE, BARLEY, BrCKwHEAT, BRooMs.
&c, &C, &C.
In the Fruit Department we have
FINEST Dehesa Raisins; finest London Law.
efs, and Plain Layers in whole, one. halt and
one,tonrth boxes; also, black, loose, musca.
tel Valencia and seedless Raisins, fo- coof.
ing purposes. Layer and drum Figs, Citron,
Lemon Peel, Currants, Green GRAPES. pnuer,
shell Almonds, English Walnuts, Cream Nuts.
fliberts, Pecans and Peanuts. N'''
~pon't forget the great cntorprising Store.
cents on every dollar. e ~
NO. III MARKET STREET, below Second,
lle sHrPLEY STREET.
| decle-cw
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKRTs-

Loypoy Sept Alp: 80 D. m.-Erie Railway thsres 81
IJyKRPooL, 4-l2:30 p m-COton Is dun Mddhne Up
Middhng Orleans S4t sales lOOOo bales incuus
and The sales OF the week Fave
ben which 600 taken FOR export aud QUO
800 900 bales incuiing $50 600
jng 10 600 American Actual exports 1000 bales the stock
sfoat was eGng 26OOO American The receipts OF
wheat for past have been GoOOO quarters neuding
$4,000 American.
AxTwERp Sept, 4-Petroeum 26L for Fine Pale American
IIvERPoo Sept Al m-COttonSae on the basis OF Md
ding pnds nothing below Good Ordinary. deliverable SEPTEMBER
Of the on the basis Of Mid
ding Uplapds nothing below Good Ordinary at 77el
IeSpoy Sept 4-2:3O p. m.-Erie Railway shares. 3lS4
eIoa96P - Genital Tor Red Spring, 9d99 for Red
Winter Corn 1876 y quarter Bacon, 55 cw for Long Clear
Miides Tailow, 403 cwt -, -
LoSDoS sept 43O p mThe rates OF dsccunt In the open
market for bills 2's cent which per cent be-
low the Bank OF England rate. ., -oo
LIvKRPooL Sept 430 m.Of the Cotton sales to-day. 47OO
bales American s,o,
LONDON A mEie Railway shares, ol4d5ZA2 rams
Rentes at 63f SOC.
y.RPoo uhe Cotton sales Of the dsy have been
Ia 600 bales including 900 for speculation aud export Sales on the
basis Mdng Upsnd nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable
October, at Z 7sl - o,,
lSb2s
JIvRRPooL Sept $3.50 m-Cotol-Sales On the basis Of
MnG Upnds nothing below Low Mdings deliverable October
and November at 77 versbe November aud December
fabrics at Manchester are GULL WIN oo"unsd
tendencT Cheese. 63L " cwt . -,
I'D. for Spirits .,
LONDON Sept 4-ByenugHop &fd4e lOI Y cSt for Ameri-
can Sperm OIL, G99&l00 Y ton.