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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

may l9.,-.....-.,,.,.... SbT.744 55 64,512 81
Total thus far 81 ACT $50 80 $13s, 1877 Il
We quote exceptional paper GOT U cent; Al
do "a; second grade do %; loans on col
laterals COS: Al mortgage paper SO: seconC
grade do % U cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s5@s5h
and trade dollars at 90@95. Halves and quar-
tiers tAmerieanl are quoted at 99@99h.
The sales of foreign exchange were light
and rates are firm. Bank sterling rules at
-04ss. and bill of lading and clear bills at
4s5@4s6.
French bills are firm and quiet. We quote
bank francs =: commercial 5.lsa @51s7s.
Bank sight bills opened firm and closed
strong at u U cent premium for bank counter
rate: commercial is quoted 10 p cent pre-
MUM.
State Consols steady at 4o7G@5o.
Premium Bonds closed quiet at 25a@26.
Stocks are firm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES = Consol-
idated Bonds are quoted at 81 h@32a Half Paid
City Coupons, 2sa4d025: State Warrants, = @9s& !:
Levee Warrants, 72@75: City Time. 1874, 2oaC@
%; 1875. 500; 1876. 2o@23: 1877: 2oa@21: 1873,
2oi4@-; Savings Bank Books. -@4o do pre-
ferred 951a@97.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST CALL-l0A. nj.
$4,000 State ConsOls. Observation-Disclosures. 4a34
States 495s@4o5s: Premiums 25A@26.
SECOND CALL-12 NJ
20 shares Waterworks Company. ....... 314
States 4a7sgb0, Premiums 254@26.
THIRD Gallup. M.
shares Citizens Bank --.-..-..........G lh
80 shares Waterworks Company. ...... 3la
States 49'st6bo, Premiums 25s4@26.
CLOSING CALL-3:15 r. NJ.
States 497sa5o: Premiums 254@26.
by Telegraph
oa NEW f s. May lo.-Money closed at s@3h p
Governments closed firm: currency IS 1910
~ Il =. Pacific Railroad bonds closed as follows
men nrsts III s@1ll3 land grants 112A@113
SINKING n funds ll4@ll5. Centrals l11a@ulA
me stock market TO- day was generally strong
ana higher. closing buoyant. and In several
eases the highest prices OF the year were made
In Leading stocks; Coal stocks were conspicu-
GUS IN rise and Northwestern and St. Paul
tive. ions anu '1o-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

MANCHESTER vs. LIVERPOOL The renewed
excitement In Liverpool Is, of course, the
great feature. 1t causes prices here to be
raised nominally and protectively and checks
business to a great extent. Some buying is
still going on, but chiefly of miscellaneous
goods, as distinguished from staple goods, and
In homo yarns. But merchants do not follow
at all freely, seeing the largely increased rate
of shipments and the very poor response yet
obtanable abroad, with the Indian stagnant
season impending. There has lnquestlona-
bly, been q large business done during the
week. but It is now less than II has been. At
the same time sellers are fully as little anx-
ions to push business as buyers. While the
actual position Of ,spinners and mannfac-
turers ION the day Is, to say the least, no
better than 1t was. The rise Of cotton has
rather tended to arrest the stoppage of ma
ehnery th vi Otherwise-no doubt because OF
the immediate benefit Oh supplies bought at
low prices, and through the encouragement
given Of hope for q change for the better III
the early future. Manchester Examiner,
Maya.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20
MERCANTILE MUTUAL
Insurance COMPANY,
No. 35 Wall Street, New York.

NEW YORK. January "a. 1879
The following statement Of the affairs Of the
Company on the thirty first of December, 1873
is published In conformity with the provisions
Of itg charter:
Outstanding premiums December 81,
1STI-.----.-- .Sl19.TSG
Premiums received from January to
December 81. 1873. Observation-Disclosures. Sal 1914 38
Total premiums .....-.... 1861 40 60
Premiums earned from January to
December 81, 1873. -................s s44 s75 "A
Paid during the year:
return premiums. 424 555 SO
Losses and expenses. -. 1914 7l9 10
Dividend, February. ......... II 800 90
Rebatements In lieu Of scrip. 100 2o6 At
The Company has the following assets:
gasn IN DanRs 81, 839 81
United States, State. bank and other
stocks . .....--.-...... 451 1888 90
Ihterssl que on Investments. 1890. 3491 81
Premium notes and premiums In
course Of collection ................ 293g13 s7
Reinsurance and salvage claims. ..... Ct 6o9 90
, 1928 1856 ga
g. j. DEsPARD. Vice President and Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

Y n1red states ponds 81 .5s4 40 90
HMrIoue IshHu state per cent ponds. 81, 900 90
Missouri State per cent bonds 800. 81 GOO 90
Rochester city water loan bonds-7
per cent; ...:.................... 1900 90
Buffalo city bonds--7 per eept....... 27 nm IN
Yonkers city bonds-7 per cent. 49,. 2s001 m
Central Pacific first mortgage rail-
way bonds ............ ...s....... Ga nm m
Union Pacific first mortgage railway
~ bonds $4,000 90
~ per cent bonds ......... 5000 90
New York Central Railroad per
cent bonds. ......-.............. 62 0o0 q
Syracuse BinRhamton and New York
Railroad bonds fret mortgage 10000 IN
New York and Harlem Railroad stock 700p0
Loans On CALL secured by United
States and State bonds fSl4s 1901 123 200 M
Agency cash In course Of transmits
~ sion. -. 1898 o.
Premiums dueon policies. New York
r. office ,..--..--... ......,-....... 1928 81
Sasu "a panK ........-...... 1925 SO
oasu III omce. Observation-Disclosures. 2.062 So
S2,471.7s0 70
IT
gash capital 81 ,00O. 900 90
LOSSES In process OF adjustment. 76 1856 90
Reserve for Reinsurance. ............ $50 $40 81
COMMISSIONS, etc. ....... ............. 1904 30
mol surplus ...-................. 815 DAB 81
$2.471 1850 10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20
ran, nercial and Financial Matters.

The market on the cotton elae Oh Town
..,,ned a most extraordinary aspect yester-
Evidently neither sellers nor buyers
w., nrepared for the strong and stirring
WEI which occurred. Liverpool and
IL H. Work. were both excited and higher, and
.ha advance in futures was so heavy as to
In the trade to such an extent that during
~ ,noruing hours there was very little
srsaing, sellers fearing to part with their
Iaarortv. and buyers unwilling to operate
III, the excitement subsidized and the posi-
ut, eho,,ld become more settled. At the
s,ose nrices were marked up &C. over Satur-
davis figures, with sales amounting to 900
bales.
4 ANAL business was transacted at the
,.,car Sheds. The demand for sweets was
ohieay for job lots, prices ruling quiet and
firm
atthe grain landing the prices current on
1 I'M Saturday were fairly maintained. Buyers
n NH hold off, hoping to realize lower rates.
\ NM supply was ample and prices were steady.
Provisions were quiet, and for mess pork
! thp demand was fair. with a strong feel
\ Nh IL the close, when holders were indisposed
I n ELL except at an advance. Other products
y xpre steady and III fair iobbng demand.
flour, like cotton, ID excited. The demand
4 xHterday was good and fair sales We're re-
y narted at previous prices. Some holders have
,otred their stocks Emancipation Of q further
1 rise ii prices.
ria stock of cotton In this port yesterday
t,osas up Gs,O04 bales. against 104,652 bales
nm GEAR, or this 21,07o bales were on ship
trsrd. against $500 the same time last year,
M H,o24 bales In presses tunsold), against
u ss7 bales last year. The stock In New York
XSs7. mn hnl ag
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

The Southern press have adopted the right
are publishing reports to the effect that the
Waterm elon crop In the South this year will
be the largest ever known, and that growers
will be compelled to give them away to get
colored refugees In Kansas, and they will re-
turn IN the next boat.-N oiristopn Herald.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

distinctly raised, and Of the two points de-
cided by the court 1t is the one Of most gene
raj Importance and applicability. The court
thinks that ''sound public policy requires us
to hold that public officer who by virtue
OF his Office demands and takes as fees for
| his services what is not authorized or more
than is allowed by law. should be compelled to
make restitution"
| The sale Of $15,0O0,0 900 of the syndicates 4
per cents to go to Europe, leaving only
$150000OO In their hands for sale, makes the
situation very unfavorable for the national
banks which have not yet found new bonds to
take the place of their called siXes and many
of them will have to pay high premium for
per cents or withdraw their circulation.
The Chicago Tribune, referring to this point
says In regard to the country banks which 1t
| Ia notorious have been generally caught in
this corner that:
There Ia reason for believing that there will
be d good deal Of circulation surrendered by
| these banks in preference to paying pre-
MUM for the per cents. We learn that there
ID much dissatisfaction among the country
banks at the position In which they have been
placed. When they bought the 1o.4Os they
| had to pay q heavy premium for them, and
they n ara al hot ready to pay second bonus
III their circulation These bankers think
| they were not given a fair chance by Secre-
tary Sherman to subscribe for the per cents.
The negotiation with the syndicate was closed
before the banks IN the distant States like
Iowa had time to act. Very fey OF the In
terror banks are now purchasing per cents.
Some Of them will wait till after July !, In the
expectation that then the bond speculation
will have been SO far OverdOne az to cause a
reaction In the premium. Others will give up
their circulation and wait till the expected
activity In the money market brings Az back
to par The latter course will certainly DO
pursued by some Of the institutions that be-
eve the Is will be purchased in year or two
at par or below.
WHAT CONSTITUTES NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
A very interesting, though finely drawn
question has arisen In the banking circles Of
Chicago us to what must be accepted as
legal tender on notes which are drawn 'paya-
BILE In exchange On New York" Some of the
banks have refused to take In payment sight
drafts on New York, drawn by the makers OF
such notes; others have refused to take legal
tenders. In one case, a bank to which such
a note was payable. declined to receive any
exchange on New York but that drawn by
Itself. This is generally regarded as an ex-
IRENE view OF the question. The bankers
who decline to receive individual or firm
drafts as Exchange on New York. would
be content with drafts drawn by any member
of the clearing house. 1t Is possible that the
question may go to the courts for judicial |
settlement. The issue will be made between
the banks who claim that the words Eek |
change on New York" mean only bank |
drafts of undoubted goodness, and the bust |
ness men who insist that exchange on New
York" include shippers drafts. The better
way will be to make the contract more speci-
fie
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

Thepeople OF Arkansas, who will be bene-
lifted thereby, are petitioning Congress for an
additional appropriation of $4,000 to improve
.Whte river.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

The best artist and most elegant poser is now
with Lilenthal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

~sSuIiOuS IacI Llht Tile least maritime
more important European countries
possess the greatest port On the CONT
Naally important In military and
sseiai sense. According to the statistics
81 complied by Col. Weaver, United
Oonsul at Antwerp, the maritime
alE Ct that port are inferior only to
n london and Liverpool. Next in i'm
M comes successfully Marseilles,
~ hayre. Hull, Amsterdam, Bremen,
: p1oa, Bordeaux and Glasgow.
people Of Boston are somewhat sur
published comparison. which
~ some departments of their city
ets cost nearly twice as much as
i p0nding departments In Baltimore.
4. s baltimore police costs 100000, and
boston ss25,ooo; the Baltimore
aaent costs S156. 600, and the Boston
Il 4e baltimore schools cost 5000, 900,
boston 81, 100000; the Baltimore
artment costs s246, 500. and the
Wv soo-the aggregate cost of the
sleats being for Baltimore, 1902
" boston s3,075,7 700. The Boston
ma eialmed to be the best In the
sss The total cost of schools for
AIS including s1,172, 4s9 paid in
= 81 eaehers and officers. s347,173 for
Apenses and $40, 222 for new
IS J. Tor the years 1889, is 81, 1884,
aie rate of SIS 50 for each pupil.
otn,. .'s'on by the United States SUI
mss,. ossldes being of interest to own
ss,s, s' sets forth an important prin-
en,sa all payments to public Off
poasa ,slpie that fees illegally collected
'eea az law. This question was
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

HTAKgH---In fair demand at 2XoDsc In lots.
POQLIHf-Old chickens s4fa5; young 80 30
y DUCKS ID 6084; geese s4@5: turkeys $1s
:, Edds-Western 1o@11c: Louisiana 11@12c p
R!OErFtrm. Prime re. good exc. fair CSC,
oT 9nrn sfse 81 eo OF sac. and No. 44c b.
l. oua a.s ~ Es y y. 3. Iron Company tie
to quantity the Arrow tie at AZ 10 net
y pnndie, the, Davis tie at So 10 " bundle
each. 'on' 'iooo"n' ioi
BAaaING-Domest Lutte Zoe for two pounds
ana loae for two and quarter pounds in
Is jebhng at lsf014e y fb. '"'no
NAVAL sTQHEs-Turpentine scarce and
D II and Z 81 40. G 81 so. Ii 81 ID. / - s ~
81 10. NJ 50 %, n 3 rs. Pitch g. Tar o. 256a 10
COTTON SEED oIL-Refined 4s@4ee; crude
49fa4be: country crude 306e4oe gallon 'o
THE CATTLE MARKET-The following are
= b.,. fntin soffl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

iae United States produced 100000 tons
coal In 1877 In a coal area of $4,000
aate miles. Germany, with coal area of
square miles, produced about the same
ouat and Great Britain, with a coal area
IlSo square miles, produced In the same
Y apous lsS, 100000 tons. OF the 100000
y produced In the area of the United States,
aeucSy furnished 100000 tons, an increase
eVoat lal,00 tons in ten years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

j A bill declaring life insurance policies In
IAat State non-forfeitable after the payment
iatEoor more annual premiums has passed
santh houses of the Missouri Legislature, with
Ae exception of an unimportant amendment
Nj 10 be eoneurred In by the Senate.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

rhe steamship Cordova cleared yesterday
| III Liverpool with 2o,9s4 bushels of corn in
.bulk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20
QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY,
On December 81, 1878.
The name Of the company Is the
QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY,
IT rs LOCATED AT
NOS. 81 AND 80 WALL STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.

The amount of Its capital is. ....... e. 600 600
The amount of Its capital paid up is. flso O35
THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE AS
FOLLOWS:
gasn on hand- ..........-....-....... $91 ,943 %
rear estate. nnencumbsred, 292,042 46
United States per cent 1875, $780,
900, market value. Observation-Disclosures. 7e6. 300 90
United States 5 per cent 10-4O's, $425.-
600 market value. ..... ....-...:... $4,000 90
Loans on bonds and mortgages, be-
ing first lien on unencumbered
real estate worth double the
amount loaned. Observation-Disclosures. None
Debts otherwise secured. ............. 2752 90
DeDIs ZOE premiums. ......,-....--... 22.252 II
Total assets -...............$l .G34 .791 10
No.. LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjusted. observation-disclosures. $40 1853 96
Losses In suspense. waiting for fur
Their proof ...............,..,. 1916 90
Amount necessary to re-insure out
standing risks. Observation-Disclosures. $50 722 SO
Total liabilities. ................. s6137 1852 81
The greatest amount In any one risk $4o0o0 90
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

Subscribed capital. for which the
stockholders are personally la
ble not yet called in. $11 $50 900 90
UNITED STATES BRANCH.
ASSETS.
Market
Par value. value
y. 9. government bonds ;s1.213,600 81 PIT 99s 90
Cash on hand and In banks ........... 64o1 10
Premiums In course OF collection. 129,648 Is
Total assets In United States. 81 494 O46 05
LIABILITIES
Total liabilities In United States. -. 1851. 1913 IL
Surplus over all liabilities. ...... s912, e52 %
INCOME.
Iotal income. $940,942 GO
EXPENDITURES.
Total expenditures. Observation-Disclosures. ss7e 77a %
Surplus income. Observation-Disclosures. 1864 1ea a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

SHANGHAI correspondent of the London
announces the establishment of the
Uaoa mill IN China. 1t Is semi-gov-
~ institution, and Is intended to work
we raw cotton, which Is said to be
WI and better than the Indian cotton.
" ne conditions are curious. For the
We years English factory hands will
ne natives, and, If at the end Of that
= after are unable to run the factory
wish will be finedi
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

IA heavy defalcation by the bookkeeper of a
khlesaIe house in San Francisco who Is now
nhIs way to Australia. The new eonstitu-
Ehupruhibits the practices by which SO many
aye been reduced to crime and misery.
Aletter from Texas reports that the wheat
kup In that State promises better-say a
hfeequarter yield to an average and that
ATesting is now vigorously in progress.
quality is good. Other adviees state that
Ne wheat prospects arc good In Tennessee
VA Kentucky
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20
New ORLEANS Anril % 1910

a. G. MONTGOMERY, JR., President. =
g. j. DEsPARD. Vice President and Seeretarv.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, ,
Monday Evening. May 10. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

NEW ORLEANS
, 1879-06-14

Hudson advanced from 481{ to ASK, Lncka-
wanna from 20 to 5o53S, md Jersey Central from
5l5s to h?}5. Tho Southwestern stncks wcrc
weak, excepting Knnsns pacltlc, which ofcncd
n higher, Ut 81, and made = to 81. kaneHs 4
Texas went down a, to 10. Kansas City wna
TX, mud Snn Francisco dropped from to 8s1.
Louisville & Nashville ranged from TH to sAA,
Minneapolis Il 81. Paul from SIX to 8lH.
Western un,o, gnircd X 10 1t4B, md Atlantic
& Pacific was steady At ssh.
Eric second lis, gold, opcncd 1t 72h, advanced
to 73tsc, n,,i closed at 1,}{.
Northwest gold bonds wcre 112; st. Paul
a'nking-funds, 10sRt0s}1; Kansas t. Texas Hrsts
we're u, and The seconds 20.
In railroad bonds In New York on Wcducs+
dar, the leading feature Was the activity md
strength of 1somc, Watcstorn It Ogtlenshu5g
consolidated flrsts, which advanced from 49H
to h3, the days bustncss footing up $685. .0o0,
Eric consolidated seconds were very active,
anil closed at 7.2,9{{, after selling down 10 7.11
anl up TO IN The total sales aggregated $:1,o..
ooo. Kansas & Texas consolidated nsscntcd
fell off to G5hs;, nnd do 4cconds to 20, but
closed ut a recovery Of 14G1k per cent. Kansss
Pacific, Denver Division, trtst-rcccipts assented
declined from 1031eS to 109!a, nlstl recovered to
f0315, ex Interest. Union Pacific sinking funds
fell of To 113t1. Metropolitan Elevated arsts
were firm at 109; Chicago .E Alton flrsts sold At
1lSHe91lHl9; Now Jersey Central flrsts At Iii:
Eric consolidated gold is At 11016; Fort Wayne
seconds At 1874; Rock isla1nl coupon is At 1l8;
buffalo, New York tc Erie frbts ut lis. New
Jersey Central convertible nsscnted fell ofr 10
03is.
baltimore i Ohio stock sold on Tuesday at
10St1l08t6.
a new cheap stoek for "invcstors II
Is The Frankfort tS Kokomo. which sold on
Wednesday, at o41sGI.,5. The Frankfort t.
Kokomo Is a twcnty.si1-mlle road running from
Frankfort, ind, to the junction Of tho 1.afay.
ettc, Muncie T. Bloomington aud tho Logans-
port, Charlottesville T. Southwestern Railroads,
IN Koko,no, 1n'., where II connects with the
PlttsburR, Cincinnati g. 81. Louis, and the In
dlanaDosia, Peru & Chicago Railroads. There
aro $500 mEto Of 7 per cent honds, and
$M,000 nlle Of stock. The business fur 1873
wns:
tlEors carningn ....."... ....... $3e. :Aa7
Operating expcn'os.."'.... .'."..... -. ~. 10o
Net M earnings. l ....s1n, :ol
Surplus. B.......-.,.......... ... .....9 i, 1ul
For the llTst four months OF tho current rear
Its business Is reported to compare NTH TINT OF
the sanc time In 1S10 as follows:
ian. to April30. 1s7s. 18TH. DiFertnc<s
;s;: si:s s IT,. siS% S$
Net carnInes.,s 4.4o6 @. 8:,2 Inc. g., 138
The bonds sold IN Wednesday, at 735{.
Tie St. Paul T. Minneapolis earnings fncreas-
cd the first week III June $1039.
The following sllowa the earnings Of the Mis-
aouri, Kunsas 1; Tcxus Railway Company for
tic iirst week In juno: 1870, s4o,581; 1875,
s47,1So.I2. Increase, s9,371.s..
Tie following gives tho fluctuations Of the
1enf'tuV at0cka.
, 1879-06-14

BAR FNANClsCo, june 13.-Tf1o Sierra Nevada
Sl1nlug Company luvtcs IN assessment Ut 81.
NEW 0lt[.KANs.
NEW ORLEANS. Juno l3,-stghs exchange on
New York, 4 premium.
Sterling excliango, bankcrs' bills, 4S9}5.
POltEtnN.
LONDON. Iuuc 13.-Coneuls nj 9.1G.
Unttcs 9tntca Sceuritses--iseading, ..01 Erie,
eS4; rrr1errci, H. 49,.
United States i.onda-Ncw lis, l0515; 416a,
10St} IL, lUlk, tx-e0upan.
Amount nj bullion Euno into the Bunk Of
England On nulance to-day, El0DM
PARIS, June 19,-Rcntea. 1tUt Iuc.
, 1879-06-14

The following Instruments were fled for
record Friduy, Juno 13:

The following Instruments were fled for
record Friduy, Juuo 10:
CTR r,topkmyr,
Centre av. III 0.l0 It II Of Twenty.ecc-
md 7, " {, ~ {x1l5!t It, daica Jun.
z. lHsh Cornelius Gtlilp 10 'rhunad
psis" i, cor i S,ais i. i,7xio0' 4'"''
II, dated Julle /. tChrizt!an Tentpul 10
piylsloM si.7 Il II Stais It. !, / i0xio6 '
4: dated June ) tcatneslna thinner 10 a
oa4s i: IA t Y q Soih F:;;,;tKl,,a <'1''
NJ .:'xlHl> 81. dated JMno ~ t.Jahn i.
Stewart ~, *77lt II = Of 1hirty.tlr.t u. u
~ iM 4 =, ~ y. aaletl June IL tAlhert
Mohawk st, II " cor ut Cci!iru 1t, cf, oix
III 3l-10 II, !mProyrd dated .futic IL
nv, ,tMichael .e!c. 10 sM!l4. r; tiudej -, $500
Tho prentleeH NJ. NJ Ea,tdcr nj, dated
:lunn II tt'asid antlrr tn sIu|ia a. lint.
shs!c Il i tiu:!sy i. TX e00
,lIroosucIi 10 ratrlck Lasiui ..... ..... 1850
clynonFn ~: II y enr Of Orchard II, sw
I. .3xll0 It, iulrroYnal. datct june 10
tMastet In Chanccsy to Gcorgo ".
ArsSus s ". i5i,; Of !isisi: It. .i s'7
III II to allry, dated Ju,lu III tlohn
I.andcck 10 Matalas McycrJ.... -. -. 1000
.4xlO0 II, llatel Junu u lFhomaa /,
F1stcF u d. 10 Frederick E'c!x> ,...,,, 800
Julian II, lktI It . ot Woud st, Il {, Xix
100 It. dated juno d tThun,as l.. Foa.
se' 81 W 1AutplI 1AhtH1s.s. s1Qn
6DuTlt or tIrr LtNlTH, WITHIN \ lt4ptCs Or exykx
MILLS OF T.lE CnURr.tloctE.
Murray 1t, 9a0 II II uf FnEty- -GfIh Vt, t.
E04i lh!a II. improved, dated Iuly vs.
1Sih ~. and 4. 1t. Hunt 10 Ja1ucy q
s';s;':s,; 10 /! i ysi'$ss i +: @'
s, ,'stt t. t. .cniy ana Aiesrs ksep!;:. ~. l.Uso
IT, h0xlou It, dated June Il Edwin .
Leo llrown to i. !. l., Smith. :. .... 5..6O
South pearbutn Il. 70 # of Thirty. ninth
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