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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
TURKEY

A elegraphc dispatch received in London 9Th inst via
Berlin stated that the Russian Government had come TO no
decision on the Turkish notifications the deals not having
reached ST Peoburgh that il was probable some few
DAYS espse before the determination Of the Car
could be definitely known
From Consan,n, pie the says certain degree Of
excitement prevails owing the notifications introduced
into the Vienna note \ Cabine; Council held Angus;
es 10 discuss further for the defense Relying
the assistance of France and England and with the army
in tie effective condition is war would DC far from
unpopular with the bulk of the people
The following art the latest dispatches Published by the
London press
"BroHAREsr Aug. a3.The Russian troops are Praeiic
ing and maneuverng every day. No flesh troops have
marched in for time pest for the Pnncipeles are
already overrun with soldiers Feldworks aud for.ifcs
tons are thrown up and constructed with the greatest &C
tiyv especially on the banks Of the Danube II Is be-
Eevtd that the doubts being constructed after plan
which has long since been prepared and that they II re-
main even after the departure of the Russian Sy Times
"ODTssA. Aug. 2s-Ihe settlement Of the Oriental ques
ton is rot a hand i generally believed The
ananerts have never q; any one time been suspended
Our does not suffer from the state OF Affairs
We art however in great Of shipping for the trans
por Of large quantities ofcorn which 70 be sent % for
eign countries, especially to France. Times
stated that fever had broken out IN OF the
British ships at Besiks Bay, and small po4 board the
French feet Tie accounts were thought 70 be
aggersied only few nv Aids having been sent to Malta
We have already published a synopsis Of the Ell.
panafoy Note sent by the Porte along with the modified
nIimatu " 10 the Conference Vienna The following
is q fal translation OF the document II question
PORTE ExPLANAIfOS.
which hs teen recen.y rall Verna ,-i
the Sublime Po k.s teen rad snt Et-es =. The council
q The Yrey0usy composed Co1s1zop.c ard
-ndcr aan-ei
the exstsr eetwes1 he >ubne PORE AID
satisfactory The over-a-c1t h i1ne
M,s-y he sultan therefore greatly Esvst - as this
q Aeo-r b. = sme Porte In lEdsFt0 b. forwarded
Prince Merchfo5 has been ac bass r-=sri III
received frg vienna tc-ch1s r-hsos
privilege the question has net Been cirrs51 . rs circle
- nrr
Ekf.s ~ ihc Gosu Of h. rsy NJ ian htftnl ben IN
uo1.cst ft Sabine Pore tfsa p't roi - 7a aecss-
ossrvrs o. ne rcc- te llnelit Gov
hss ~ lag le alt 80 --1steis- 3 reeve -
rucnss of sn1lhr cr- - hEi Fore1 = e1yri ts i-h
r1rir aka GRAFT l lr ID RS -t1---l gid d Tl.
t1fT have constantly received il'r ID. l'a-- 80 g --e pre-
DO evident ltE i-f To 1-- feI
70 rs rart- ll isrci o. ,hess fe-i % t cd
ID. ID hrr r-Ls r. Be t-s CO.
81 b. s-T iha sa-.r EAh . - Of e
1reii-ce D. -f ret sr' C -fcs r-ails CO BE
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RUgsIl
ChoIern in Rn.sla-Diseover.es OF Gold.

Vienna letters state that cholera making great in
roads in Ruse, especially in the Southern Provinces
where large bodies of troops were stationed II nad also
made its appearance at various points of the frontier of
Eastern Ga.licia.
letter from Ikutsk July 1st published in The Journal
de 81 PcersJrg mentions the discovery OF several rich
gold placers on the right bank o the rive Lena between
the localities where its continents the Whine and Oiekma
fall into IT, Thousands of diggers there at present.
provisions for their being brought at high prices from
irkutsk l. e5-, rich dggnss we're found near the
mouth Of the river Olekma.
The frigGte Diana and thu brig Poux have sailed from
Cronsadt 10 reinforce the Russian squadron n the japan
seas The squadron numbers FIVE vessels An army
Of 600 men this collected at lrkusk, the
entr, pit Of Russian commerce with China via hakhta
II was asserted that these troops were destined keep
watch on the undefended frontiers of the Chinese do
minions
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LATEST.
The Gar Refuse. the Turkish Note.

We give the following important dispatch from The Lon
don Times with recommendation 70 receive with caution
whatever is published ercisry in that paper anil mime
diay preod,ng tie sailing Of mail steaaer FIR A~erica
"PARIs-It positively stated to day Thursday sth
at the Russian Embassy Paris that the Emperor OF Rus
sa had refused to accept the notifications 1t was added
that when the Emperor informed that the Porte bad
modified the Of the Vienna Conference before accept
ing IT, he observed in tone Of much moderation that ne
would willingly make concessions for the express purpose Of
meeting the wishes of the European powers but he would
not humate himself in the eyes of the world by submitting
to propositions proceeding direct from the sultan
II was also asserted that Napoleon had stated that he
would not 90 present in the present scarcity Of
food among bis people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
SPAIN.

Letos from Madrid state that W. CslderOn de Ia BArs
shortly expected there from Psrs The business o. his
Department 4, manded his immediate presence.
The Madrid correspondent OF Iss london A'r-isg
Cirorc writing OF date inst says that the question Is
TO the pcn nonrecepon OF Mr. Soule a. MasF Of
lho United States las been much agsied q. the Spanish
Cour and the rct arcouu's CT rs poaeedns hai been
nu,h commented O. itvas believed that the Spans
Covermout w oFPose 10 casotion % his reception g
Aur,an Ers,y batu 1n. psr7ss IN hs addsess on pro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

EAvAL-The Z. 8 steamship Princeton, Commodore
Skubrck, and Fulton, Commander Watson, arrived a
Portsmouth, the 18th inst. from the fishing grounds
The t. g. storesbp Caprice, sailed from Shanghai Jans
"A. for japan.
The Z. s. sIOop ofwar vandslia. Commander Pope
from Philadelphia for japan, sailed from singapore JAY
u, fIr China.
The L ). brig Perry, Commander r. g. Page, and slocp
of war Marion, at Madeira Aug. ls-al well IN
tended whiting the Canary islands and expected 70 be a.
Port Praya about the Let October.
The L. s. steamer Water Witch, Lieut. Page, IRON
B1enos Ayres, at MonieyiieO Aug g.
The L ) brig Dolphin Lieut. Commanding :. i. Page,
engaged in the deep sounding expedition put into
Southampton Aug. g. 10 reit.
The squadron under command Of Com. Ringgoh Tor
the survey Of the China and Pacific seas consisting Of the
flag ship OOp Of war VncenDes bearing the broad pen
naDt Of Com G. Knggold steamer John Hancock, Lieut.
Com John Rodgers brig PorpOb5e, Lieut. Con A. -.
Dass and tender FenLimOre Cooper cling Lieut. C9n
Il X Steven, sailed from MsdciFa July 10, for The Cape
Of Good HOPE, touching a; Porto Prays.
The L. ). figate C1mberlaId Com,aodore sulaghan'
a; Mareilss Aug ..
The L. s. corvette =. LOU. Cymnantsr ID ~ ingfi-
ham, sailed from Malta Aug. g. % The eastward
lie T. s slcam igo;s Poskl..4n, CAP. j. dc.li1sY'
remained on Singapore Jnne =.
lie L Is friaats -. LaTgener, Com. Dulancy. -flfef
~ San Franesco AUg j., ffoM ssajF.ch Island.
Ihs L g. sioog - Bu P0Yisaluth, C1ur I. Donna
srriyed a. san Eranciscc A1g. p iroln L0l5il-7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
GREECE

We have further details OF the earthquake at
Theoes The town rather village, was built partly Of
of wood and bricks All OF less injured, the
former having been completely shaken TO pieces and the
latter having been rendered Gunhabitabe Eleven per
sons were Killed and eighteen rescued from tho fallen
ruins The survivors encamped in the open air and
suffering from want OF water the earthquake ha'n
dried up the wells Seventeen villages in the vicinity of
Thebes as far as Patea had partially suffered and one
or two houses fell at Chalks The shocks continued for
days 10 three shocks within the twenty four
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
GKEasE BUTTER Is much wanted.
I..-rnn 4 -. L. l.. 49,. 49, a.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

During the market had continued dali As ever ot
rrcez sthou qnotaby reduced Low
were as, asble Middng Spinaen bought
cnv Tor immediate holden offered freely sas 3h INV
hsss esng quiet sales OF week bales including 80
speculation ana $50 for Import Of week 10 "
which so III American QI0tr0us tar Oean@
6 Mddlnr g.; Fair Mobile. 81 Mddling, 30 o. Far
Upland. G Mddnz 1874 j5hs The causes nhuenc % tSe
market we're the dfcus the actlrers All trf
employes the thtnss Of the recent spenis0ns ia f
and anxiety respecting the fes"aS""s VI
fHruf or fheF asfef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
Liverpool Produce Market.

AsHEs IN stesdy demand Pot n Pearl n BAEx hsld 1t
Only lto Lids OF market Phs CLovERzE0 had
With sales old American Red on speculation At %
RESIN a demand sales 1000 barrels a. as
mon 10 Is y TURPExTsE sdvsHeedn free de-
TOO bbis arrive, u y 5pksrs TUEPgs
worth On lie T.1L0w hsd With
inquiry g pre- aud 4 d5 South Amerca PAIN OIL IN good
demand spot &G 10 dt3T PALS SEAL OIL steady
a. is PALS On Al y ewr 10 DYEw0oos wsrs
sales Csnpeschy LocwooD "a tun CAswooo 4 20
af TIN 3l4 Ei4 10 10 LfskED OIL u mod
requ brought ga OLIVE OIL IN
fair demand fy rrsvicrs No HIDES Coffee IN &C
inquiry supply limited TEA unchanged with Hoferae
srss bsnss done At fal rates IosAcco
qr!e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
PERSIA.

Via St. Petersburgh ii is stated that the troubles excited
hy the fanacal sect OF the Bab who time since at
tempted to assassinate the Shah, still continued They
lately spread report that the Shah dead which His
lie promenade accompanied by his Court, through the
bazaars and principal streets Of his Capital Several Of
the Babs were arrested and put TO death by torture in
presence Of the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
AUSTRIA.

The Austrian Government has just published an official
report on the result of the harvest The crops wee salts
factory on the Tyro and Upper Austria, mddng in Car
nioa and Austrian Sesa good in Moravia and Bukovna
and very fair in he Duchy OF Cracow The reports from
Hungary Galicia, Trans ylvania Lombardy. and other
parts OF the Empire, had not been e. but ere was
reason believe that without being abundant a. could
be wished, the result was satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

THRrK DAYS LATER FRox AusTKALfA-By Ii. A.
rival Of The bark Erf abetb Capt Churchill Al & To-.
we have three DAYS later news ison Australia raa E.
beth was % days from Melbourne having saTei oa ~
18Th Of June.
Great joy was manifested AZ ian Diemaas LAID .,s
throughout the Australian Colonies in cOnsequenos n -
dscontnusnce OF the transportation Of conv.cs ana -
Hobart Town AMI Launcestcn the 10Th Of August ~
been fxed upon for grand Geo as.raon in honor Of ~
event
Tie markets 4; Sydney declining in consosaep,.
OF the large mporsticns correspondent Of Tkt lr,y,
writing from Sydney. under date Of June : savs In,
the price Of -four was on the decline. Fine Anerrs
could be purchased at SIS bbi equivalent 70 els
ton On the eth 1000 bbs -four arrived and on he s
loving day 1900 bbls from San Francisco.
bosfoa Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
,,x,rpoo, Hrea.,stun Market.

During the esry part the week prices Of Wheat and fLovs
OF eouEcea6ly sailing Of the Arctic hd rtd and
decline the week Of not more ihtn 81 osa %
NHEAr 6d.4i y tbl FLOUR lsDAs CosS met Win q
fee yery m prices and be qlosed Sd deser OO@
tious White WHEar s4a8l8a3s. Red 1895 Canada . "a
s6 Nesteru g Baltimore snd ihAdeghis
81 6; Ohio % dSls sosrs 25sa6i iSo.s Coss yellow
3z6as5 white. - 45 high price checking business
RIGS moved steadily - sd45 2 cwti sales 80 tes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
Liverpool Provision Market.

BEEF without s Of week nodera,e about pre-
vous rates More dcnE PoRK former quotations stock d.
HnhiDE gAcoS iSsnimAte prices unchanged .socS msl
sHOULDEEs inquiry scys demand At fol- r
LAgDSna business done stock being In handso f-S hold
who demand small transactions a. 81 a oi
d A a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
LIVERPOOL Frsights.

T. the rrsd sfates cer l1ras ls zee. "a rtssJ Nsy
Ycrf rrrfrran steerr- raEe slra-arr Feflt O. Sew
yo,. go.sd ~ d.il IS -- rsE ilai Gee so1s IS az
IL l.ll-l.
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Richnrd.on Rrcther- s co... Cirrular.

PEI lsirioa LIVERPOOL stn Aonihr stn, ~,
Sps the weather been with genial ten
-s-nrre there has been little rrsnscrons II
eeales beir cloudy with tug barometer we have
Wheat tl0ur however the ,cnt or
krsuss restricted a parcels only "a
rr Tuesday have been fair extent, ehery OF "nea
H'a Aine'''~ sh Mon,A Oh
Tie barometer ell La nht but we have ane weather
fair en61uee market this mo nins Aad We l-A
demand for Wheat than xperenesd on Tuesday pAea
descriptions White and slo1sh eArno 70
por the sales effected fair extent
.Afcs realized The Flour trade similarly in
fu without BEING able quote advance purchase
freely effected The last Od O.s
coed and fully support qnotact Oar
uea held advance buyers offer = o., 10 t.rs de-
ludsn The slow sale without change IN
"a No sales Of { + and / csrSoes reported
Imports Of snd FLOUR this day west
ss3 eusrters 81 hhs and 25 sacs Flour AID At9
ers lrcn Com Expo5so ga Fcas sad 7o sacks by ss
Indian Corn. ...,,-,,.
ITO Red Canada iG3 s FLoCz-Batsnore = O. - ex
store. Philadelphia - - Western Cana 2 y Oao y
rs25 6 y IyDIAS CoRS-le.l0~ s. j WhIe scarce and
hcidat% = $50 rs. 49,.
Corrosive have change note-a kinds da znd life
less Ths been taken 81 40 bales Total ss 81 so bales
held ats ewt Only 100 hid here All 500 20 arrse
OF Philadelphia
IAEo very quiet and may Be quoted s. bat his price
dull and should BE- surprised imports come IN 20
some decline
PsovsoSs-Beef little lower. PORK little sale and
prce quite unel Bacon retail sales.
CLOVIS American sold q az db 2 cv' Il
early yet say anything OF the crop generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
The Money Market.

Corsus aepres-ed cssd sh M5nsy sl9 aeeo,t 81 Money
deurnd Dcogrs IN street. dsarrF t4ouss
ths Eark rrEu remained r1ehs0Eet
sturdEzf Kill 4g0tsd 'or bars q dot ae Dod
= q per ouncc; Bank q rslHl 40 rsed ~ minimum rlts
Fsr E., ne eloses - rhzses ~ FssslzshaTss los
p.rL b LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

lie. hx, red ksres white Havana which ecagst n
frrn "a 40 ysew psEty odd from s. s. $ i 60
Us bids, isc he@ 1re Pcr-o Rco
- - SO hhds CHA ro- 81 9S By Frvu.e eo-.rae.
- Ice -~ eonprios 500 eA<s elsysd
uaclkyed IS p and 37o bAEs
bowa Psrn.ns ~ With Hise es-goes .5o tH tour yeoS
-, Is - koxes Il = u and > the rsnaatsr Bra
- 49, ahogt go rsns 70 asn for with whi.e
= ySss Afst nburs the market dali Sas Ia other Conf
neal ror-s 4 seed usand prrvsls
TaLLow = asa the s7O, and As three nSass AL
eS 70 SpTiI< . ,,.,.. -, -.
wheat NAKED Variation prices There has been more d1s N
oren Cousou A. 9l1 add 70 Be had anier he
IA ter fsur-. ,,< Il -
70. nj. S.s held 4. The demSadfF Tn Places
scrve
Aesr Srir been sold II 50 Si AID higher rste-
arr lcokedfsr.
wSLEsOsE-No sales reported Polar sI7off7s Southern
s1sGsleS
k~rsca~ Srocx-rhere have been few Transactions and
CIV reuc-or from quotations o; LAST week wsch to-day
rurss e considered nominal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
American Securities.

Bell son Co London Tsspr that United Stat. Federal
ed Nth GOOD business hrn prices and M
rrerste Stocks generally wei imported bz the
srecrave securities hsd daring the week ynpstzed rh
ihe other n SIDE and were la aoAsna we're
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

.erue be ercssn.ias can be ioun1 iarE WIN VII DC
sei7ed rs sn opportunity 70 dza - I'm Ar. oo1e' le
- IA. al q, b. End his rcsiiion dificult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

Lite or 10 du.-s ez4-ea CorTo1 seyonl sts isi-ts
aa1s ~ Go .rse -hs secre IN Fress tTeTer d. sga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

Twenty-Five absent persons had been condemned 70
death in contvmaciam for the part they took in the
luton Of 18th May, ls4s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

WEEKS trarsetors sessoi'- impo,ss sos s;oet ietspA
Ssrus from iha interior conrts-~a 9-L.
ro-ssErs seer; PzakL an iang-it coyrxE 49,.
.Nrht .s~snrr RICE W l. hsa declined. Czrollaa 49,,
strssv with little aeas sveAS IN hntsd demand rr--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
Venice.

TIE Venioe official Gazette conradict the rumors Of
scarctv and says that so large quantity Of Corn has
rived nj Venice tina; authorities at loss wher TO
stow it.
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VIM. Gardner X Co... Circular.

The BEEF does improve The sales Of the week
are o a moderate extsnt, a. about former rates
there hiss been rather doing and the stock s
reducsd
BAooN moves slowly without material ateTa in ysse
SHogLDsEs havc been quiet.
h srok II ,Ro being two hands
Insisted on which -ehnrs decline paying hence tho
weeks trs sacous being reported 81 80 tns
Fu paid for CHEESE Other soEs are
scarcely sslahle.
GREASE Butter Is much wanted.
LIHsEED Is in active requts-
There 3 improved feeling towards FALLOW.
very her aud cessation OF ofdef
France the Coax tTsis has sumel qusts. aspect AID
rces the hkrt point about Cd ID % GA
MBEAT and i6 y bb The market, however,
needngv use very slight would stan impirt an
urward eudeucy To-day Increased disposition buy
HElr and FL0UR II which sold exen at ID - %
prices the sud 81 % Cd y Dol for the lat
ter. IsDfss CosS M = FREE sale very full prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
ITALY

IT, corrssroraenee Of London paper gives some in
-. into he iutrzues Of the Arstraus u ltaiy Afer
see vears Of stern military rule Austria hnfs that sne
tss made no advance IN her Italian PROVINCES enc Las
- t orIv one Of three choice, either lstly 20 continue
- essn. satisfactory order Of things 2dly to attach
- hs-do Venetian Provinces 10 her interest BY coa
sfitung them kingdom with Austrian Arch luke a.
oeren 3dlv 20 try subvert the present liberal COnt
tnon 81 Piedmont This last appears 10 be the favorte
scberne snd az il cannot be done openly mast be at
tmrted Indirectly The correspondence 70 which We re
f sates that secret convention Of French and Ssr1in
ar CONSERVATIVES Of the rerogrsde party recently
held at Paris 10 devise the best means Of carrying on -
cref war AGAINST the Pednontese Government. At the
conclnye decided that tn first step must be - SOW
dscord among the Deputies in the approaching Legislative
session and ten among the population, with the view Of
gaining in the elections OF l-9 majority OF etn9r lns
extreme Radical OF the extreme Retrograde party The
~esnt az the Reds gaining asceadsncy would be 10
co,opromise Piedmont with the neighboring States while
.he result of RerOgrade supremacy would OF course De
10 subver the liberties OF The people The UnirerS Of
paris 6rraOEia Of Turin. Caff0iicO Of Genoa Bcaeia
Of Milan Ceretta Catto,ica OF Rome ana oshsr JoqIn AS
n tie same stamp sIc secured TO the plot ami the Ultra
montana clergy viii be everywhere sure TO take An act
mart In sd Such is the outline given. careful watch
on the polite al movements in Piedmont VII soon disclose
whether or not there be any truth IN me statement
In the same letter from which the above statement =
taken the often contradcted story is repeated that y
zni former coadutors, among the rest sam had win
drawn themselves from his plans This statement had
ELECTED from NJ ssfi the following pithy reply
To the Ed.tey Of The Lond9n Tse-
MATING n az agent ssrnirn Police md stssea thai
have sepsrsisd nlysef from MaIza am ins e. 10 - a-o5
win him and resdy 70 enzin about Italian snd things Jour
eorTespOndeI who seem 70 sisna n sfe- neea o. "
The Piedmontese papers mention that Count Appony
the Austrian Minister Turin has inst quilted the eiy
with unlimited leave If absence. No eause had tran
spired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
Roman States.

At Ravenna an attempt had been made TO assassinate
the Legate but fortunately, without success AZ F0ri
The G0niaere had been threatened By the people AMI
wa go much alarmed that he had lied into Tuscany In
other parts of the Roman territory excitement prevailed
The osiensble OF the riots was the hlgD prce 81
food Part of the Austrian garrison OF Florence had
heen sent into the ROmagua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
Wright, Candy 4 Co.'s Circular.

Pc 4froo LvssP0oL Friday. sept 1876
Our ,dvies ofth- I'd N.s4 ed ,hs
corroS closing that day quietly w'h sales o. 600
ss =. rs sss vas 6 57 srs,v n s I BENZ 10
ueanw he o. CorroS o1er and induce
See 40. Tu1says sperst5Es we're limited 20 1000 bales the
make being deed dy d AtsouSh concessions were aoEted
Aer extent Of business han Soo eA No
sed 81 500 bales Holders I1oas6oa he have offered
the socks Freely aud excepting qualities AZ W 20 o. which
h ~e. currency barry msa,sasd Sgee.i.,o aas
eonhn'a e re @ a 49, , 49, ~ nom ,,i he
overhsneug future from extending heir purchases
aouu 10 - $50 bales Of hieh % ar to specai,prs
exporters include $3.50 bales Of American OF wnc1 !" arc 70
specustcs expcreEs leaving L4o bacs OF al KINDS 70
Tie import fs tie same tine .lot e bales Of which slli
American.
N Nesa oi':s9. t.'ss Assa: q s:5y s'
Tie market very quietly ,o-ay with eaed slles of5 10
bsss II the lowest ts.ss oil the ~ees ,.. .,
Controversy befseen and nsu WHICH tends
~. p ,he inere. he dernd s,r Good. ana Yarn. ba,
seriously fallen which renders the post o. prod %
ips end consequently limited export demand prices q all
the buyer sho from the shin Of Stocks there
ii particular desire manifes, d 20 sell ,, - ,
much iuproy weahe calsed
IN our Gram market ana inauced man - Pc a.
recently purchased The demand BENG aus coLneS ~ 90 =, ~
count sad restricted in extent pss, aa's fssn a. ii =
however in aor Of hish currency all the year as our
sn DE- fciency Is not VET Known To-day confidence
larert and GOOD demand io WaIAI was
fLoUR also tasfn 10 bold over and prices
the depression indian CosN IN good request ana m
be quoted yqesrer dearer sa6oned The usual Fable Of
Imports Exports, Prices SC. .., s ,,-t
Asar; n steady 5ggs At ~ 70 . ~ exit E. for new Ao'''i
CLovEEsEsD-some lois good old reported sold d
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TvRFEsTISE h been taken more freely md 800 bS' have
RESIN n Improved demand 1900 bbs realizing for common
RfeE mo, 81 steadily a. p to d et with sales Of5otuas
No sales reported IA other articles