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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

VA, iing for o,r harvest thi. advance must be regard
Cd in the light ofs very moderate step irs me %" P
sirou we have long occupied. Of ate s,ecuh1"'s
seem disposed T. invest, with the view Of holding over
fr further accounts from the United states As 10 crop
&c and Il will that considerable business mas
been done this week that sccount Our strong rest
ns place however Is the GOOD Trade and our good nom
prospects % 500 American 30 Surat 31uo Egypusn
and go Bahia have been taken on speculation and -uv
American FOR export The to,a sales Of the week amount
20 81 30 bags
ia0ther Rspor-A continuance ofne harvest has given
increased confidence 20 Spectators and the trade. and an
extensive business mas been done an advances OF tuy
"a per ID on Uncommon and middle classes OF Anier
the better kinds also more salesoe NJ last week
quotations Egyptian sui attracts the attention Of specu
s,0rs well Brazil. and are ~ higher ssrSi re-
mains without material change Spectators have TAKEN
2s 500 American. 800 Egyptian. go Nsceio and 30
Surz, and exporters 100 American There was forward
Cd into the country unsoli during the past month 900
American and 80 Egyptian The totA sales OF the week
amount 70 a 30 bales
ReDo-t for the Esok eadi7s Sspt l2-Tne advance Of
nearly III Der b. which we noticed IN our circular OF
F-dsv as AZ having been obtained during the previous
fortnight has been steadily maintained The demand
mas hardly eyceedei moderator during any part OF hs
week and has never been animated or lively Occasion
ally considerable transactions have taken pace on spc
cus,ion but not such extent or IN sucn spir az
% disturb the tenor Of our market We close the
week with quotations A. before, except the lar
quality Of Mobile which placed 81 ii lower ii 500
American 30 and 20o0 Egyptian have been taken
speculation and $50 American and 100 >rrai Tor ex
port Total number Of sales b 90 bales
Ancfhcr Rsp0r, Although the business has not been
extensive as last week there has been steady de
msnd and very I'm prices have been obtained fo all de-
.crip,ions There has been taken for speculation 500
American 500 and 1000 Egyptian and for export
$50 American aud 100 Surs The total number of sales
amour, TO p 80 bales.
REPORT or THE CoTroN MARgEr. SEPTEMBER L.
Since Friday last the sales Of Cotton have been
the make, well supplied and the trade purchase free
y there has also been considerable business done by
spectators. but al the same time, prices remain un
changed and steady The sales from Friday last up TO
this day inclusive $1,000 bags Of which 1880
TO spectators The sales were as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04
The Mormon War.
pondence of the Sd. Loud RepubIican.

Correspondence of the St Louis Republican.
w.os..r ss,,r5.,, p,,o a o..iock s.,, oo Ia4s
~
According 70 promise hasten 10 Jay before you
al that has TRANSFERRED since you Ell Hancock last even
ing You Will recoliect that Al the time the sheriff WIN
MS Mormon posse' had cncainped some Twelve mlie,
rom ,hs place ana sent an express 1or tnose VINO ns'
been engaged IN me iate disturbance 10 sureHdo sm
selves together with the state arms That proposion
OF course, was rejected and the sherir was let u tss
III. own course amer despa'cnng MS messengers "
warsaw, he started Tor Carthage with some three nun
dred men, where they arrived about sunset and ordered
supper Al one OF IN. hotcs. ON me edn 81 the cOsHy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

AsHFs-PrIces OF American Potash which had *
percuced decline have since become arm and - ool-
IN loco realized - - l6i bbe lsf brands expected
from ~ York found buyers nj So p per - x luy
paid. oi OF - bbls Pearl ash 70 aFrVe ietched 81 %
for home use.
COFFrE-ln thc early part OF last week prices lad re
gained the ground they had previously lost oai WYNN
the ssi fsw days market has become inactive and
FOLDERS seem inclined o. accept lower terms
Hofs.-Iwo small l0is together - bale- American
growth, l-ii found buyers AZ - per ~ XII cuy
10 30 paid There remains 1ut few bales he weather
continues favorable 20 the crop.
RcE-Nesy little inquiry has taken place IN Caro.ina
Rice only 30 rerces having been OF Al ~ per -
XII duty ID 81 psid our extreme quotations are 81
% - for consumption No supplies have arrived
TsLIow-IheEr has been good inquiry N Ems arti-
ce- Al well supported prices the sales consisting OF 80
casks Russia cid n - - 20 = - cAsks ne" lsi
brands - arrive II % 10 - p and > casks nd sorts
aso TO arrive at = per % XII duty paid We have also
u notice % casks NcwYo a; = and ~ casks New
rlcans at y 70 - % for consumption The only arm.
va wac : casks from -. PeiersburEh
NH.LE.oNE-Scarcey anything has been done IN
this article during the at week but prices maintain neir
ground The sa'es consist q tons American fishery.
southern ri 90 and small lot Of norih western -
~ =, pr XII. duty paid. our stock has had 10 aece--
son and amounts 70 ~ against % tons last year
LivrHFooI Cc-roN MAREEr-RPcrf p, iis rees
cgaf1g NIf 5-Ihere : advance in the price OF
Cot.0u during the last days fortnight The only
change which we made Ia the scale Of quotations OF
Friday asst 70 restore the fair quality Of Jpsncs
from iid 70 I'D from which latter price TO
think they should not have been reduced Friday the
2ad ut Rat We have notice advance Of
81 IT, p . ire middle and lower qualities and "a
the better American Egyptian about I'd Bahias
ie higher au0 ali kinds firm and strongly held Con-
siiering the very large u business transacted
during this period well the settled prospects of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04
Liverpool Markets.

lRoS-The Iron market continues hrm and there Is 4
large business doing principally for home consumption
the makers are well employed, and We may look for
ward the present prices being fully maintained for
some time 10 come. The price OF pigs in Glasgow is
a s. per ton in Liverpool "a pa. Cd. TO "a lbs
Common bars in Liverpool e los. Hoops 10 IS +;
sheets sll l0s Rods 90 -. best refined al los
Rails in great demand the present price is Gll per
ton in Liverpool
HEMP-s2l per ton is the best price for the hes, par
GELS of American.
AsHFs-Po, 22s 10 22s cd and Pearls 2is to pa Cd.
per cvt 4 fair extent of business done The sales
reach 500 ba' Tels of both sorts.
SALr-The prices OF Salt are If any thing, higher.
with strong inclination towards permanent advance
particularly in slowed Tn are. however, still sellers
the old and the present quotations of the market
may be considered follows Best fine sOyed in bags
rs to l5s ditto shuies is to 2s marine and butter
"a. 10 o. Cd. salt Is. Cd. River Freight 3s
Dock and Town Dues Cd
SUGAR-Our market continues firm, and the demand
considerably increased since the beginning of the month
yet not the slightest impression exists OF any material
change in price taking place.
TORsccO--ales 10 the present date tll hhds. viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04
Correspondence of The Tribune.

WHO OFFICE. ELKros. tMd1 d Oct. l8i1
"A GREELEY. Esq. The vote Of this County lCe-
Gill for Congressman, stands thus:
cons,.bie, f.oco ....l ,Jej-2ei mai
In Feb. -. at Special Election, Constable ma
jority was 2O9 Our decided opinion is. that night
il defeated He is only SO ahead in Kent the only
County in the District beside own we have heafu
f,om Prom all The others We had bad accounts oe'o'e
election Wing candidate in our County for state 9enaie
Sheriff and House of Delegates all defeated
There was a Temperance ticket, which injured u'
much more than it did the LocoEocos. wing Voe 'O0
short in the County Ia great haste, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04


In establishing hee Unprecedented by ow prices for the
tnenf % he public the proprietor confidently exp-r-
% sustain Inn N ITEM every -
very small pront these prices Will yield only be sustained
BY large sal-s
y B-Every article furnished al this es,ablshnen, Is
warranted 70 oe elsy good be purchased 81 any
Other ssiablslmen,in he city or the money returned
50 2aw2sTu2Fr- fg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

rPScHEScK's PuLNosIc SYsuP Is certain remedy FOR
lh- cure ., Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Colds Coughs
Disease Of se Lang. Any calling At the Ofce No
and 81 can obtain igrz,s pamphlet giving iuA
description Of the above Diseases also reference 10 nuut@r
persons high standing nave been cured by the
~ ih medicine
We canroa the public 20 bear 10 mind hat P. 5 Beesm an
longer agent tor Tie VI the genuine Schencks
Pur1onir syrup.
Beware Of -ruriou. limitations. ToOsan the pure genuine
unair-raei Pumonic Syrup. directly the Propre
tor Once. No I COrtland-.f. n T. t2 Eau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

srcoSp CosGREssloSAL DIsTRICr-We have
an Extra OF the Republican Citizen with returns
from Frederick County Snively (Whg) 2'7l9 :
Perry, Loco 1880 The Loco Foco Delegates and
Sheriff elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04
Correspondence Of the Republican.

WARSAW. Sept 2lst lssa
Last evening wrote yon that We had been highly
honored during the day by visit from several dssn
guished individuals. anong-xbon were J bsekenac.
Brother Miller and divers and sundry other Aornoos
tIrming Ia all posse Of some Eve hundred men 70,
ing that the gentlemen whom they desired 10 see ~
suddenly been called 10 attend Important ous'ne-
the river in Missouri they eit. since "''
eft have not been able TO learn their Whereabouts
Our cirizecs are beginning to return, and nops -
w. ~ 49,, c,len. on inc. Je,symsred ii thJ
could not get rid u their troublesome negbors 70 -
the county permanently. The recen, difficulties - -
operate uniayoraby upon the old citizens as thsJ ne
suffer from public sentiment II Ia no other "sy w
imprudencc Of few reckless and boys k;
them Nhs, the immediate result will be, II 10 imp~
bic to say
The commercial and agricultural interests OF the go
Try are, meanwhile, paralyzed, and have been, do
COR two years past. 0fthis you are. doubtless sws"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04
Delegates Elected.

Tho Legislature Is probably Loco, and we think
4 Of the Congressman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

ErsLo's-f ire let Congeig. sargent- Ameri-
can comedy OF Change makes Change Is to be launched
on Monday NbO's and lr.t there will be 81 audi
and srge decide upon its merits Should succeed
Wednesdays represeni alton viii be- for the anthOrs benefit
Mrs. M0wsit. Crisp, the Two Pacldes Mr. and Mrs Wal
John Seton and other excellent performers bear the
principal pats. Chippendale plays Yankee. Niblo has
been great expense IN putting this comedy handsomely
stage and m author has had considerable experience
ia dramatic writing the chances in bis favor The per
f1mances at NiblO'. commence a. seven Tonight
Mrs Mowait and Nj Pacide appear for the third time
fha q Srhool flrS scandal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

fFGsLvASic Rings. with or without Ma ynetic Fluid the
only genuine celebrated both Europe and America for The
cure u Rheumatism aud al chronic and nervous diseases
For sale, wholesale and retail reduced prices al A. B.
D. sandSs, ~ Fultonst 4? rs 2swlmWks-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

~ We wish we had room this morning TO no
,ice as il deserves TnE FARMERS LIBRARY AND
MoxrHLy JOURNAL OF AGRicufTuRE for October
which has been out some days We cannot crowd
out more pressing matter, however. and will only
invite all who are interested In Agriculture TO glance
look at the work itself If they can make il oonve
meat TO call q, the Tribune Office A look at the
names Of the new subscribers during the last month
win convince almost any man that this work bound
To succeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

ErmoPiAN sERESADERs, PALNo's OPERA HousE-lt Is
-uperlous further 20 express opinion OF the
EhiOpiau who for three successive weeks, without any
have attracted, they must this evening
diences the crowded and deli GIFTED character such
IS The spell Their iaenLs have cas- over al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

TFRARE ATTRACTIONS n the American Museum to-day.
Thousands Of rich novelties 10 be at all hours among
them the famous living Ourang, the Petrihed Human
Body Ani-Reut Disguise &c beside capital Performances
Al ard u p ~ by the Westerns, Hall, Miss De MorEpier,
Usso.ylng Views. Microscope. SC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

- Two little boys. sons OF ;. a. Thomas and
q Mr Thompson. were killed at Providence Wednes-
day by the falling Of sand bank, under which they
were playing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

~ The public hereby cautioned agsin-; The pnfi
device r-s0rtrf 10 By certain young In using my
These base and puerie Efforts, though ordinarily
Larm--- enough, evidently intended 10 create false
impression. AMI require, il thar respect sufficient notcs
pat the snwary Oh heir guard against the injurious
larlre- Oi ang tLllE Ike dece punn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

" The Loco Focos Of the eth Senatorial Dist
have nominated Richard II. Williams, of Yates Co
AZ their candidate for Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

" The U. s. irigs,e Rsritan, Capt. Gregory.
bearing the broad penst Of Com Turner and u : brig
Bainbridge Capt Pennington al Rio de Jsnero
the 2sth Of August officers and s wel,he latter
TO ssil for Montevideo next day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04
ALHAMRA ICE CREAM

At ? OCT >nITIrgs r-f Quart
" Card.-Below a LIST Of Prices established Al the
AnanrE 5s Broadway for the coming winter, Of
the principal articles of Confectionery furnished there
Ice Cream. 10 forms per Almond Sponge Cake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

N0rIcE-Thc Steamboat Eureka leaves the foot Of Rob
inson-sL Sunday morning. Oct att o'clock for Kingston
and Intermediate landings ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

" The Alton Telegraph says: We ceepy
regret to state that Schuyler strong ESQ., one
most dist nzushed members Of the Illinois bef.
period to his existence II his resdence In sPs'ne
lew days since"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

FAST SAuISG-Tbe new bark Rosina Captain
Doty, her voyage from this port 10 Rio Grsndc
from the Equator longitude % degreeg East Esstrsto
lying in latitude ~ deg Is South and longitude 81 deg
- IN In nine days and twelve hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

THIRD CosGREssIoSAL DIsTHcT-Ine vote a.
far as heard from stands thus;
weihered (yhg) Lyon, lL0oo)
Baltimore city. wards ---l lie r. r.
Howard district 81 %,
Carroll county ------..--.J 9.f 80.
Baltimore county part. --.llol liz,
H., 4sgI 524-
Lyons majority a. and five districts in Bath
more county 10 bc heard from
In Carroll Countg the Wing Delegates and shar-
III are all elected. great triumph
Ia Hartford County, Wright Wing Tor Con
gress. has 1872: Constable Loco 1850 The Loco
Foco Delegates and Sheriff elected.
In No atgomery County, Chapman wing io'
Congress, has e35; Key Loco s5-. Three " mgs
and one Loco elected to the Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

BEsKN.S's ORIGINAL GENUINE PuLnosIc sYEuP.-Ths
celebrated remedy for the Of Consumption. Col
Coughs Disease, Of the Lungs Liver Complaint and Dys
pcpss BE- had usual 4; the old established oce Of
th- proprietor. No 49i CortlAndsL door below the
rnrn-r Of Gr-erKicil-.t "a All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

Doors AND sHoEs.-We would advise our citizens and
strangers visiting the City call at J. Watkins fashion
able boo, store ia Fultonst if they Of any
article in his line and thereby from % to 30 per
cent. on their purchases. lie sells good and hand.
Boots for - 20 and 81 usually sold at other
places FOR s. and g. We cannot imagine no be con.
lInnes % GET UP .nel Boots at sneh prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

II The Wings Of the Fourth Senatorial Dis
tric, have nominated Hon. JAMS G. HOPKINS, 0,
ST. Lawrence TO run agains, Col Young This is
a capital nomination, and we are no, without hopes
Of Mr.. HIS election. He represented his Disiric'
in the Senate from lsae to 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

Fully Id advance has been obtained on Strips the better
class Of which may be quoted accordingly but manu-
iscturers DO not buy freely feel disposed ,ogive the
rates required The market very firm, aud owners
holding tor ID advance strips.
RIcE-The excitement lately caused by the failure of
the potato crop still exists and every parcel OF Rice Of
fred instantly purchased extreme rates. The sales
amount TO 10000 bags chief part Of which have been
keA By exporters Al prices ranging from Ia to gs oil Or
tine white Is ID for middng and 4s for low ordinary
Ia ID has been obtained for good broken aud the price
is sil expected 10 90 higher
CoFFRF-An increased demand for Plantation has
been experienced these last few days and large amour,
of business transacted.
OfLs-Olive The sales amount a. 200 uns at an al
vance of = per tun il generally estabished-Pam on
Considerable excitement exists and an extensive bust
ness transacted $50 10 A3l for arrival
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04
Liverpool Provision Market

PnoyisIoNs-( From The Circular Of Me-sr~ J. and G.
kirkpatrick ofS ytemher lc.)Since the sailing Of the
last steamer the iranacons IN American produce have
been exceedingly limited the want of stock Of most srt
ces continue 10 Interfere with business while the
son i also unfavorabe a. any extended tradcln Beet
and Pork there has hardly been transaction OF
uuenre the dealers being disposed % get quit Of their
present stocks and 10 know the terms of the Govern
nent contract be settled the Goth inst before they
again operate in purchases. We unable consequently
% any change in their value which 4 nominalys
quoted in our advccs OF the 3d-h Lard the only sale
has been one Of 000keg OF damaged and Inferior quality
vt from i3s Cd 70 As p cwt which may be considered
the highest prices yet realized for similar quality and
condition: i6s 70 a. would be easily obianed for prime
parcels OF barrels and kegs there snone whatever the
market. OfTaOw are also without stock 42s per
Is still obtainable for good bright samples OF North
american though purchases OF ST. rorrsburgh both for
present and future delivery. effected easier
terms 10 look for any material change from pre-
sent for time. Our market being quite bare
Of any Cheese in good condition. have no late
actions to report The demand continues large sufficient
10 take of much heavier import than il arriving, and
prices in consequence will be well supported until the
market is better stocked AT the late fairs, English
Cheese sold high rates the farmers having brought out
only moderate supplies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

~ The afternoon proceedings of The Worlds
Convention and other articles unavoidably crowded
out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

Ii was rumored that the Queen was about to visit
Cork
The Repeal agitation has lost an able enthusiast
tic and wiihsl an honest champion. by the uniimey
death of ir Thomas Davis the principal editor Of the
Nation newspaper who died Sept 10Th from the effects
OF gastric fever with which be seized about ten
days previous Mr. Davis had barely entered the prime
ofc being lie 30 years ofage and the columns Of
the joursal over which he presided since establish
mcni bore ample testimony 90 kis capacity a writer
OF no ordinary ability Tbs Repeal Association, tits said
have determined 10 honor the amenied gentleman with
apubic funeral
Mir OConnell IS still frustrating al Dauynane.
from whence he issues his weekly missiyes The Re
peaers in Cancellation hall Tie il shout emerging from
his mountain home 20 attend monster demonstrations
IN Merry, Mayo and Tpperary In the meantime. he j.
, exertns his powerful influence gOdike work-in
obtaining the wreiched distinctions OF and creed
By which his country torn he wishes the Repeiers
to become cnamoured of the Boyne water and the
other party tunes which from time mmemOrisl. have
marked the triumph Of the dominant party. But his
advances towards oodelowshP are lar from being
received in a corresponding spiri The Orange party
viii listen TO the voice Of the chArmer. charm he
20 sweetiy
Al the very that The leader toe Irish people
putting forth his power 10 heal old sores the Orange
leaders doing their utmost 10 make them bleed
airesh The present Government. with figninei i'm
partially thS reflects them the highest credit have
given reading - TIE Old version Of ascendency.
and have superseded two or three magistrates who
nsuret conspcuousy in the late Orsugc demonstrations
Of which the North Of Ireland has been the The
Earl of Winchei-ca whose blood i libel on bis brains
scandalised Al the Independence Of the Government in
this matter has requested them lace him IN the
category they have done and served him right.
Mr. o Cornell has subscribed twenty guneas
towards the relief Of the relatives Of the persons who
lost their lives IN the unhappy conflict a; Banhassi-
Mr. o Cornell i 10 attend the Tipperary Repeal
meeting and banquet the 2-ih nst also Al Limerick.
upon early day not yet known.
Notwithstanding the immense importation Of
North American and Baltic timber into Belfast this
son. the price Of The article i rising and Is likely rule
high throughout the year. from the great demand
cns.oned BY ihc large number oi buildings pro
.rcss Scottish and Irish arch Is also in request for
railway purposes.
The eldest son of the late Mrs Hemans has been
appointed engineer to the Irish Great Western Railway
We regret 10 have 10 state that We have had
communication from more than we-iniormed cor
respondent announcing the fact Of the appearance Of
what il called cholera in potatoes in Ireland especial
ly in the north In instance the party had been Dig
sng pos,oes-ihe finest he had ever seen--frOm par
tcular Geld and particular ridge in ths, ned, up 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

MADRID. Sept On the evening OF the 9Th.
number OF dsafrcied persons attempted 10 create an IN
surrrcuon som, OF the officers and men Of the Rcgt
" Navarro had previously been gained over but ihe
regiment remained true ard on the word Of command
poured "a murIerous fire the asssiant IN officer was
killed. and several persons Were wounded. The troops
having suhse queny sailed from the barracks, the nsur
gents were pat 20 hi-hi aud several were arrested
Madrid - n became tranquil and still remains so.
NJ Theirs. 1 r. cminest French statesman. has ar
rived in Madrl and il being ieted with I'll the honOrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

UAVRE. Sopt lJ-COrTON5.-AH hppitnthsluhs u
70 a shotr crop Of Wheat dispced the harvest
in most districts having been more favorable than was
generally expected the transactions have been quite de
void Of animation than -OJ bales on an average
having changed hands daily There has been. however
no great pressure manifested the part OF holders TO
run OF their stocks and prices. although upon the whole
but eeby supported cannot be said TO nave undergone
any alteration although il IL not improbable that in
order 20 eject extensive sales Sigh, concession would
have been unavodaL.e.
The following sales effected from the TN 10 the