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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
MORE INSURANCE swINDLING ALLEGED.

Judge Wheeler, in the United States Circuit
Court, Equity Term heard arguments yesterday In the
OF James A. Alexander, assignee in bankruptcy OF
the American Plate Glsss and Fire Insurance Company
against Messmore. The company was started with a
months was put into bankruptcy. The assignee
found taking charge, that all the eood
securities had been put in TO pay for STOCK
subscriptions and that they had been given back to the
subscribers large part OF the remaining securities
proved TO be fOrgeries The defendant, who was di-
rector held 200 shares for which he paid ~ 900 cash.
and mortgage for 81 5000 ON property in NewJersey.
by cOnnyance OF his ellOwdrectors ana demands that
1t be returned 20 the assignee. ,.
Hamilton Wallis appeared FOR the complainant anu D.
u Ransom for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
BROOKLYN JUDGES ON TRIAL.
POLICE JUSTICE CHARGED WITH EXPORTING lille

A POLICE JUSTICE CHARGED WITH EXPORTING lille
GAL FEES AND WITH OTHER IRREGULARITIES.
Testimony is being taken before referee
In Brooklyn in relation charges against Police Justice
Guck James Meyers alleges that Guok has repeatedly
received fees legal services largely in those
allowed him by law and that he administers the affairs
of the court to the unjust advantage OF his VIM A.
Guck 1t charged that the offenders brought before the
Justice have secured the services OF VIM. A Guck ana
that through his influence with his father his clients have
either been discharged their have been post
poned indefinitely. One of the latest charges AGAINST
Guck that three arrested for stealing h1tef nav
Ing been kept in ia for few days. brought before
(uck who announced that he did not find sunicent
evidence to convict and would, therefore, nnd them
guilty and suspend The testimony or Myers,
the complainant to the effect that the Justice CHARGED
him "a for papers. when the legal Zee was OILY
81. Myers also testlhes that Guck has made SeVeII
efforts personally and through friends TO suppress the
stephen Rider the clerk Of Justice Gucks court has
testified that he kept record Of moneys received Una,
be had been in the habit of keeping the fees himself ana
that none the returns made 10 the CITY Treasurer con-
tanned record of such fees and that he cond give no
next day after giving tins testimony Rider SAID mat ne
wished TO correct his testnony he did not keep the
money himself but allowed Cslck to take IT,
stated that poor woman VINO had ialed 10 pay hei
rent turned into the street and her landlord burned
her bed The procured the arrest OF The land
lord and he secured VIM A. GuCk as his counsel Nhth
charge AGAINST the prisoner was stated 10 he Nolo
OF the city ordinance in burning the bed III tle street
The officer who arrested him was called, but
could not swear that the prisoner fred the pea.
In the meantime the woman sat in the courtroom nut
stated Guck did not call for her testimony ana e
prisoner discharged, there not being siclcht eN
dence. Guck said, for his conviction upon the charge
against him. The hearing upon these charges Is SIN III
progress, and in all probability the end VIII not DC
reached before the close OF the month.
The of three other accused JUSTICES Will 10" VI
taken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

ONION ckOf,

METALS Ingot co. per steady: sales 100000 Lakel7lc
private terms spccr lnso Ps TIN irregular dull;
% stock no r new ssas C0OsS sa Zoo s 10
Scotch Pig unchaneed no sales stock in elIssow.
Common common Domestic ISs ReSnss 500 earrrucy@For.
sis" IsSists E%si Il, iss
Gs GV 80 o terms s. Coke Tn IS oss5 e@s 60. .
s. S79Gs5 o. eold American 80 l. sisese0 30. si7S
eanoch s2i sja$25 30 Egnton s9i s9i 80 ssap s3.s
s24. Steel Rails. here si2dsiS; iron s56atSs Old do,
MoLxssEs-Fcreign dun. nomiuslIy unbalanced; He~or:
street oaIsc latter for Fancy by auction 1880 eUls 200
'VNAVAL sTORissIspir,s Turpentino lower; Gales. 300
bbs go Rosins quiet barely steady; Common 70 Good
o~E%N fREIduT- rates steady Charters ifr,su
%Ses Last sysSGg private $50 s.
pos 500 Bacon next week open 800 boxes
through freight private terms sail 1900 bush Wheat last
Icraoa. steam, bis IerE, Cd Bristol steam 10
Steam 1 500 aS' Camel soc s soa bills Apples
q RSSS' naSSn , 9 1 sSs S 2 ,. aS.
BIemcn, sail, 900 tons Cedar wood, 25s Sd
term. chartcrs-Amercln bark Az tons. 70 cardiff or
Bristol 1000 qrs Grain Is i0 200 Dds f9as M rs n w;
Grain Gc gold Brlilsh bark tSi tons 70 GLASGOW 1000
henncG rctrosrR A. III German bark 70 bsnsn.
SSi. co. Pyatc nTiii.9 saIk 70 nSTdsaas 3SeS
gus Gaip, Owiers account irHm Philadelphia British bark
oil cAKE-Dull, easy Western bag. s3!ds32 90. cur
OIis-Ilnsecd firm, fair sales others unchanged Quiet
liseed casks and bbs gal 62d63c; Whale Grade,
northern co. 65cs southern bGdj7c.; Unmatched Win.
ter G3d64c; Beaehed DO, 67d6Sc; Extra Bl ached do
7Od7 re: sperm Crude I'll O5 Winter UnbIosche 81 23l
Blesche II 2s Menhaden. Crfie t5G4Ic; Lard, Primo
Winter zoe call Seed Change sales GOO
bbls Refined summer Yellow for January, 62d52i.e
Moderate sales, steady prices.
PETROL Eu M-Nore doing. unchanged prices - e,
2OO 100 bills Ronocd part late yesterday. 2c; $1,000
do Lc also $500 bills do at Philadelphia. Ili,s. all
prompt delivery Crude In bulk. 61aO7s ia bbls shfc;
Naphthg ta1c Refined, lie here; luis ~ Phla-
eipi,a. DC I'M Batlmore eases here l5alTc,
United opened ~ ~ closed ii 81 bid after standing &C
81 Sisc. Sales. $4,000 bbls. -.
PBovIsIoNS-poRK-Essler light demand sses, sov
spot xl2dxl2 90 .a5 lbs Mavn, rlE ~ sec
ond call' February $40 asked March 81 30 askod
April az ND, s2 90 asked. BE- q,ie, u,changed
SIS 6o New Packet 81 % Iany Mes. 20 S
800. BEEF HAMS slow demands fl6 30 nominal wes,sin;
- CUT MEATS steady sales, % tics. Western Picked
Usms &C. $50 boxes Long Cut West "a 80; Loose
city Picked shoulders 4 do Hams sasc Loose smoked
buyers iayoy better business Western Long cioar 0tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
L. s SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS.

WAsHINGToN. d. G., Jan. 11.ZNo 165-F; d. Ath-
erton ct AL executors plaintiffs In agt John Fow
eT ct al and l66-F d. Aherton ct al executors etc.
plaintiffs Welcome Fowler ct al Argument
cluded by f. Pip s OF counsel for defendants III
No 69StewartsIves appellant. aGt FrancIs W Nelson
Reversed with by consent TO counsel and reanded
with t0 amend. etc
No lGs-W. Godfrey al appellants, agt Harvey Terry
Argument commenced by Nh Thco. O. Barker for 6pel-
lans. and continued by Mr. u. II. Chamberlain, for ap'
pCllee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
| 70A Buyer 80 days.


Government bonds became very active during the
week. and toward the close Duoyant and strong,
prices making a decided advance, on the growing
impression that the Bland Bill Will be so modihed
that even il il passes the Senate II Will be sh0rn or
its hdcous features and be incapable of harm. The
market always of late sensitive, quickly responds
to the more cheerful situation. The market to-day
was very generally at full figures on a large vol
ume of business The following are the highest and
lowest prices for the week. and the closing sales
IN -, and week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
CRIMINAL NOTES.

and insurance officials who yet remain untried. were
made yesterday Judge Daniels being engaged IL hearing
the Erie motions and being uncertain OF his engage
ments tor Monday
John II. Allen, who is in business at
Eighteentli-st. and Second-ave, ncd in $1,000 bail
by Uuited States Commissioner Shields, yesterday, on
tie charge Of smuggling four bottles of bay OIL valued al
1925, Allen sold the oil TO a drug firm i'll Cedar-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
SUIT OVER A FEW INCHES OF WALL.

The General Term of the Supreme Court In
the suit OF James W Nash against George Kemp decides
that party wall agreement gives right TO the actual
Hotel on the sontheastery corner Of Fthave. aud FIJI
tlethst The plaintiff the next lot on the south
The plaintiff built first, and by agreement the
party wall was TO be only two inches on his land ana
fourteen the defendants land The paintif carried
the ashar Of his brownston front 10 the middle OF tue
party wall six inches on defendants land. When the de-
fcndan built the hotel ho proceeded 10 cut away this six
inches Of the plaintiffs Intrusion on his ront ana plaid
til brought suit 10 stop him The Special 1erm and
General Term both hold that the party wall agreement
gave him right 10 carry his front beyond bis own lot
and gave JUDGMENT FOR the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
P1SSENGERS 1RRIVIU.

FROM IIVERPOOI,-In SeaIdshfo Ccttn.-C. II. Ames-
r. brigham @. y. Bliss, o. RradoId H. y. Dodge MT- u
II Donnan. d. Gardner Mr. Iardon T. H. jordan Never,
helm f. T. Pnkus &. b. Rockwell, T. u. Ryan, T. G. Smith.
a. III Trip Mrs O. H. Fri p, Master ipp -. Wake, Mrs
r. Wake Mrs Wander Wort and servant, d. Perie W a.
Parey c. f. PaIey j. Gilzcan, Mr.. OliOuIke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
CURRENCY PAPER.

There are no quotations for time loans. Tie
United States Treasury at Washington to-day re-
cciycd $4,000 National Bank notes for rcdemp-
ton. The Customs receipts were $ioo'ooo. and
the Internal Revenue receipts were Sl7O,oOo
The following is the Clearing House statement to-
day: Currency exchange, TGb:bs2 Io5; cnrfcncV
balances $500, 7oS gold exchange, 10, i2G,lOl,
and gold balances. rSO6, 100.
The London market became active and bnoyant
during the week on the prospects of peace held ont
bv Nh. ruortcd probability of an aruisice between
tie Russians and Turks The rate of discount AZ
the Bank of England reduced To 3 per cent, and
money in the open market three months bills OF
discount fell 70 %, per cent All united to create
general advance and at the close tine entire market
was strong and with an upward tendency. The tnl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

Money, as the week closes. has grown decidedly
less stringent, and while the more common rat, ON
call when the ordinary collateral is pledged is per
cent not little business is done at 6. the leading
Government houses beng accommodated at and
g. A week ago a bonus of i to 3lG was not uncom-
mon Az the market becomes easier there ~ rather
more movement in commercial paper, and leading
note brokers quote rates ~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

OFFICE OF THE LICHTHouf

OFFICE OF TIE LIGHTHoUsE INSPECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT
TOMPKINsvIIIF. y. Y, Jan. II. 1879 y
The 6rstclass buoy of Eocsaway Inlet has dIIis,
position and Will be removed for the Winter spa
has been put In its place.
Lighthouse Inspector. Third District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
rTROpEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Jan ll-I2:3O y. nj = bonds four and oneha
per CENTS lOtS; 1868, 1904 New Elves lo6 Enc n
way shares, Sas preferred, 222 Illinois Central 10
New.Jersey Central. 1879 Reading Railroad, lG'9
jan Ill pD.Paits adNlces quote hNo per cent
rentos at los francs 20 centimes for the account.
LONDON Jan III M. = bonds, Tenforties coupon
lOS Erie Railway shares, 81! do preferred % Paf1s al
cent renics nj lOJ francs cepnes io
the account. silver is quoted at Odd. per ounce - -
PARIS, Jan ll.-Exchange on London 20 francs 10 cen
for short sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
THE COURTS.
po11cE SURGEONS, SALARIES.

r.ScuAGE FROM JUDGE VAN HOESEN.
patrick w. Mcdonnell accepted the position
, police Surgeon September Is, 1873, under resolu
~ exne his salary at 81 900 year. This was raised
q, ZOO a yearNiareh, 1875. The law fixes the salary
=, 90 o5O a year. He applied to Judge Van Hoesen, In
Common Pleas, Special Term for mandamus 10 com
W ,ho police commissioners to draw draft for the diff
torence between what he had received and what he
uIa have received 10 December, 1876 at the rate OF
81. $50 year.
Iudre Van Hoesen refuses the application with some
horn words II the applicant could contract with the
commissioners he SAYS. then his contract Is BAR III
,bo salary is inscparaby connected with the oce the
whole resolution appointing him Is VIOLATION Oh Id"
mi void Judge Van HOesen adds: .
there are considerations OF public policy
which forbid the liberation Of any such system as the
Granting OF the application would sancuOn. Oincils
IL the Police Commissioners cannot ne permitted 10 IN
teriere with salaries OF their appolntees when tne
eeisIotlre has fixed such salaries can candidates
90" office be permitted bargain for places at reduced
nav such system tends necessarily to corruption, ana
brings into office incompetent an9 unscrupuous men ~
I in the conrse of which the offending Police Com
soners have zone out of office passed beyond reach
Of human law. The Police Commissioners deserve pun
ishment for their unlawful act TO which public attention
would gladly have served for the statutory
salary may have been deferred IT., from 81, rem,
~ the sum which the Commissioners illegally reduced
the salary moral sense OF average strength woud pre-
vent any man from agreeing to accept 81 900 while mar
boring a secret design of demanding larger cCmpelsa-
tion when the lapse Of years should promise large re-
ward for such dishonesty II the hxhG OF me Sa a
GAL the relator was very guilty participant IN the VIC
Iaon Of the law. The application for the mandamus Is
The Supreme Court had taken different view OF the
law in the Of DR. lie Roy f. Satteree, ana Judge
Westbrook granted HIM mandanus. The appeal from
his order was argued Yesterday before the General
Term and Mr. d. j. Dean, hearing OF Judge Van H0eseI
decision got leave behalf OF tho city to add that de-
eision 10 his points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
CIVIL NOTES.

Rufus Storey, who was defeated in his suit
senst the EewYork Elevated Railroad Company, has
ahe argument Of the Erie motions was con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
MARINE LNTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIAIU III ALMANAC
snn rises.. 1873 sun sets... 4ji CLOCK fast. 33
Moon sefs. l:Ol Moon e5uhs Gao Moons age, days .
mGH WAFER fO.DAY-A 40
SANDY Hook. l:l3 Island. 1853 Hen Gatc.. $40
WATER IO-DAY-P. ". 80
Sandy Hook. / SO Gov. Island 2l9 Hell Gate... 4Os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
Total hush. 10000 $1,000

Ihe following are the imports of dry goods at the
mort of Newlork for the week ending this date, and
since the beginning Of the year. compared with the
corresponding portions of previous years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

II Paris the ) per cent FTcnch rentes afVanccd
from lO. % to l09.Oj. the highest price being cur
rent to-day. Sight exchange was quoted ar 2a.lS.
The Panama Railroad Company has declared
quarterly dividend of per cent payable April l.
The Scamrn's Bank for Savings, in Wall-st., has
declared half-yearly dividend to all d 'postors at
the rate of per cent per annum, payable Monday,
January 2l.
The firm of William Belden & Co. authorize us to
deny all reports of its dissolution, or of the with
drawal of Jay Gould rs its special partner.
The receipts of Hour and gram at the principal
Atlantic pnrts This in ,ay of January were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
against 2777.lso time last yesr iosal receipts
week, l36,9s7 bales.

46i baes Of which 100 eysnDr Oh fer consump-
delivered contract co. bales. fuuro- GUAR.
between kussts
confirmed compelling these Who bought
become selers January exception being quoted ira
sales Yesterday after y. febfWnfv 600 lis % 400.
jlIg, 1000, Has; 5o0 ll7. March, 300, Gi I01.
llG3; LOO II G2 300 ~ go LOO llbl Apul, zoo.
iI7s 100 III; go. l76 1000 ii75i 100 llfl May,
100 1871 100 90; loo llsl 100 Hiss, june 700 100!
200 90; July, 100 1907; 800 l2O5 August loo l2lt;
total II 00o hass sales to-day up 20 B. nJsnrars 100
500 ll;s3; 200 49,; 100 : a. ll2s; 200 y, iiW
TO- iiIs 800 ll.isi 400 ll.sl zoo, i1al io. ll42
1900 IilIi 1g. li42 14QO 1916 500 ~ 80" Las
March 400 go. 100, 62; $500 1851 a. llles
500 i6S 400, lbs 200. iI5t go ll.ts. 500 lissi
ii.5Gi 100 90 800 ll5i Apn. 200 ills 800 iiIsi
800 ia 100 LIS seo LIZ i.Y i,sd 5o6 II ~ s,
s00 ii67 NAV. 100 II s5 100 II - June. 400 1900;
300 ll9s; 800. ll94 100, lltJ, 100 Iva, lto lyo'
800 iis2 .eta sat9o BALE Grand total sei
balcs. Call January 90, li3l Marc goo 90;
April 100 ll.G9 June 100 llsG total 600 bales TART
COO ll.3s; 300 liih ll3x February,
goo 1913 March 200 DO 800 l.b7i April 900 llG9i
June 100, ll0i August COO LOG. total, 1900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL EEroRT ". T. sTOcF EyCHAEGE SALES
FRIDAY JANUARY IL, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12


The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago aud Milwaukee, to-day, rs re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts. Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

Foreign exchange was quiet during the week and
easier. Selling rates to-day were on the basis of
81 s1aSi s1i2 for sixty days bills. and - 81 for
demand to the c. We subjon closing rates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-11

particular numbers viii be drawn
the terna major consists in betting
that three numbers will come out in
a certain order. There is the same
difference between the two that
there is in turf betting between
backing three horses for places and
betting that three horses will come
in first, second and third, respec-
lively. Of course, in quarternas
and quinas, the risks being much
larger, the gains are proportionately
increased, so that when a buyer tries
for a quina major the Office gives
him the magnificent odds of 1850
to L. Thus to win his great prize,
the Padre Salvador must have
bought five tickets and staked $500
that their numbers would all be
drawn in a specified order. If all
five numbers had come on, but in a
different order to that which he had
named, he would have won moth
ing. There are i%nnumerable Ital-
ians who week after week carry
money to the Lotto offices in the
hope of winning a fortune. They
are always on the lookout for por-
tents. If, for instance a man be-
gins his day with three sneezes,
receives three letters by post, is
dunned for three lire, and goes to a
cafe where he finds three walters
or three customers sitting at the
table next his, he will be sure to
conclude that this repetition of the
number three in one day indicates
that he should speculate on a terna,
and he will take care that the mum
bers Of the tickets he buys will be
divisible by three.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-11

that city have passed resolutions
calling for a grand National and
International commercial conyen-
ton, to be held in New Orleans on
the goth of November for the pur-
pose Of facilitating trade and inter
course between the Mississippi
valley and our Spanish American
neighbors, both in South America,
the islands, Central America and
Mexico. The resolutions have been
submitted to the Mayor of New
Orleans, who has promptly and
favorably acted upon them. As
New Orleans may be called the out
side guardian, so may our own be-
loved Louisville be styled the inside
guardian Of the trade Of the Mis-
sissippi valley. W. cannot indorse
the movement too heartily; we wish
it triumphant success, and will
send down our full delegations.
We submit the resolutions, in full,
as copied from that sterling paper,
the New Orleans Democrat: At a
meeting Of the board of directors
of the New Orleans cotton .ex-
change, held yesterday, the follow
ing resolutions relative to the pro-
posed commercial convention to be
held in New Orleans next fall, were
adopted;
"Resolved, That this exchange
cooperate with the chamber of
commerce, city administration and
Sugar Planters Association in call
ing a convention, to be held in the
city of New Orleans some time
during the next fall, said conven-
ton to consist of representative
men from all sections interested in
the improvement of the Mississippi
river, the opening up trade between
the Mississippi valley and our Span
ish American neighbors, and other
measures essential directly to the
commercial welfare of the South
and West, and, in fact, to that of
the entire United States.
Resolved, That a committee of
ten members of this exchange be
appointed by the president to act in
conjunction with similar commit
tees from the bodies above named,
and that said committed have power
to join on behalf of this exchange
III a call for the convention, and in
making such other arrangements as
may be necessary, including the
solicitation Of funds essential to
defraY the expenses Of the conyen-
ton"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-11
aerehaa1s' wnoiesais Uasn Prlssa.

aereha1ts' WnoiesAts Cash PristA.
Chamber Of cenmefcs O6eil Statement
FIouR-Steady, saperfne. s. a. 25i
double extra, 81 1904 Is; treble extra,
s. 25@5 so; choice family - Secs Us
fancy, $6(G6 so per barrel.
CoRNMEAL-Firm; kilndried, $500
? 10 per barrel.
CoRS-Fsif demand mixed, 4Sl@60e;
white, 5295Se; ear, sc per bnshel-lac
higher from store.
OATs-Steady; mixed. S7@SSe; white,
4Oo per bushel E
BRAS-Quiet and steady, s0@t5e.
HAY-Steady; stock light; choice
western, Sl6@l7; prairie, nominally S.
.@9 80; mixed, $lS@l4 per ton.
BULK PoBE-Steady; Shoulders. 5fc;
long clear, &c; clear RIB, 6se; clear
sides, sc; casked. &c higher.
BACON - Loose STEADY shoul
ders, $1,000; clear rib sides, 6A@63c;
clear sides, 62@7c; breakfast sc; su'
~gar.cured hams, canvased, ll4@lS
MSS Pork Steady; mess pork,
heavy, $ll@n 80.
LARD-In t%ierees, 7f@sc; half barrels
.S4@Stc; in kegs, &c; pals, 20 ID, &c.
pals. 10 ID. Gle.
BALING STuFFs-Nominsl; bagging, :
Ii, according to quality, l0ie; bagging
q 10, according to quality, l0Ac; balinG
Irvine, l2c; iron ties, per bundle. 81 %
MAoKEREL-Half barrels, No. l, 81 Z,
as %; half barrels, No. 2, Sc 25@6 IS
half barrels, No 3, Sc; kits. No. |, 81 50
al 65; kits, No. 2. 81 25@l 40; kits, No.
S, 81 1901 25.
CoFFEE-Quiet; ordinary, l6@l6lci
fair, l7@l7ae; good. ls@lSle; prime.
l99l9lc; choice, 2o@2lc; Java, &c.
RIcE-Frm; ordinary to choice, !
ode.
STARCH-4c.
WHlSKY-S5c@A
SUGAR = LOUISIANA In hhds) =
Firm; fair, tic; fully fair, 7se; prime
Sc; choice, SIC; yellow clarified, 9tc;
| white clarified, 93c; barreled, 4c higher.
SUGAg-REFINED-frm refined A, per
10, 9@GiOe; crushed and powdered, l04
Ollie; ~granulated, lOl9llc; cut loaf,
Hollis.
MolAssEs-Steady; common, 25@2Sc;
fair. soc; prime. SSe; strictly prime, 400
4le: choice, 4S(A45c; half bbls, DC higher.
STRuP-Comnon to fancy, 35@65e
SAIr-Coarse and common fine, per
brl, 81 IS; dairy, in barrels, 81 80; Liv-
erpool, coarse. SKIS, 81 %; Liverpool,
fine. SKIS. 81 40Gl so.
SoAF-Resin and German, 4l@6tc;
L~sttine's Dixie. 41c; Lat,ing's laundry,
5le; Lattiug's German, &c; refined oil,
&C.
CAxDlEs-Boxes full weight 1910.
i3le; half boxes, l4ei quarter boxes,
lac.
LwE-sI @6I Is.
CENExr-Loaisyille, 81 Is; RosedAle,
3 Is
EsCULExTs AND FRUITs - Apples,
nominAlly. SOL 90 per Dbl; Lemons, par
box. IS 50G7 90; oranges, boxes, s. 50G,
10 90; potatoes, old, per brl. @;
potatoes, new, per brl, l 009l Is;
onions new, S-G2; beans, per bushel,
81 5000; dried apples, 2l94c; dried
peaches, 24(G4c.
MISCELLANEOUS Bntter-wester Ia.
bic, choice, l5@20c; butter, country, 10
.@ljc; eggs, S99e; nails, Ter keg,
y 50i vinegar, per gallon, lSG25e; to
baeco, Der 10, 10000; spice. Ice; pep.
per, l64e; sardines. $l4@l4 80; oysters
Tight. l ID, j5@60e; oysters Qight). ?
ID, SOL 10; coal oil, lie; matches,
Sc 2506 so; cotton rope, lie; grass
rope, ll@l23c; powder, kegs, Sc 35;
shot, patent, 81 1902; soda, kegs, 4e;
soda, cases, 5G51c; cheese. nominal,
lOc; new r%aisins, 81 1902 %.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-11

new ORLEANS, July 11.-Cotton is firm
1900 bales.
NEW YeRK, July II, 1895 p.m.-Cotton is
dull and easier, with futures quiet.