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Sec. g. If such acceptance be writer
on a paper other than the bill, it shall no
bind the ncceptor except in favor of per
son to whom such acceptance shall havt
been shown, and who, on the faith thereof
shall have received the bill for valuable
consideration,
Sec. 10, An unconditional promise il
writing, to accept a bill before it is drawn
shall be deemed en- actual acceptance il
favor of every person who, upon the faith
thereof, shall have received the bill for q
valuable consideration.
Sec. II. Every holder of bill, pre-,
senting the same for acceptance, may re-
quire that the acceptance be written on
the bill; a refusal to comply with such re-
quest shall he deemed refusal to accept,
and the bill may be protested for MONACO
ceptance.
See. IL The last four sections shall
not be construed to impair the right of any
person to whom promise to accept bill
may have been made, and who on the
Faith Of such promise, shall have drawn or
negotiated the bill, TO recover. damages OF
the party making such promise, or his refu-
sal to accept such bill.
Sec. IS. Every person, upon whom a
bill of exchange is drawn, and to whom
the same is delivered for acceptance,
who shall destroy such bill, or refuse, with
in twcnty-four hours after such delivery, or
within such other period as the holder may
allow, to return the bill accepted, or non
accepted, to the holder, shall be deemed to
have accepted the same.
Sec. IA. The rate Of damages to be
allowed and paid upon the usual protest
for non-payment of bills of exchange drawn
or endorsed within this territory, if paya-
BILE without the limits Of the United States,
shall be ten per cent. upon the contents
thereof and il such bill be payable out of
this territory, but within some state or ter
ritory of the United States, such rate of
damages shall be FIVE per cent. upon the
contents thereof.
Sec. 10 Such damages shall be in lieu
of interest, charges Of protest, and all 9TH
er charges incurred previous to, and at the
time Of giving notice Of non-payment, but
the holder of such bill shall be entitled to
demand and receive lawful interest upon
the aggregate amount of the principal sum
specified in such bill, and of the damages
thereon, from the time at which notice Of
protest for uon-payment shall have been
given, and payment demanded.
Sec. l6. Nothing in this act shall ap-
ply to bills Of exchange, promissory notes,
or other negotiable instruments made or
drawn before the passage Of this act.
Passed March 20, 1854.
l certify the foregoing is true copy of
the original act.
c. II. MASON,
Secreiary of the TsrritOrV of WashinPton.
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gully, good and substantial bridge, plank,
or turnpike road at his own expense, and
shall receive such compensation in tolls as
; may be reasonable.
], Sec, 2. This act shall not hinder the
proper authorities from laying out roads
alongside of said bridges, plank or turn
pike roads, nor shall any person, under and
by virtue of this act, in any way obstruct
any county or territorial road now in use,
or which shall be established before said
bridges, plank or turnpike roads shall be
made.
Sec. g. If at any time any bridge,
plank or turnpike road that may be built
by virtue of this act, may be necessary for
the convenience of the travelling public, it
shall be lawful for the proper authorities
of any county, or the Territory, to appro-
pirate any such bridges, plank or turnpike
roads to the use Of the county or territory,
by first paying to the owner or owners
what said bridge, turnpike or plank road
may be worth at the time it is appropria-
ted to the use Of the public; said value to
be determined by three dsinterested per-
SONS, or majority of them, one to be Sc
lected by the sheriff of the county in which
said road is situated, the other by the par
ties interested, and the two persons select
ed as aforesaid, shall choose third.
Sec. 4. All persons who may build any
bridge, plank or turnpike road, under the
provisions Of this act, shall put up and
keep, in some conspicuous place at each
end of said bridge or road, list Of charges
which shall not be changed at any time
except on the first Mondays Of January of
each year; and said notice shall name the
person or persons to whom such charge
may be paid. 4
Sec. 5. All persons wishing to cross
any bridge or road that may be construct
ed under the provisions Of the foregoing
act, shall first pay to the person named in
said notice, or his agent, the amount charg-
ed in the said list Of prices.
Sec 6. Nothing in this act shall be so
construed as to prevent the proper author-
tiles Of counties, or the territory, from con-
structing public road across any such
bridge, plank or turnpike road, doing as
little injury as possible to its proprietors,
free Of charge; and it shall also be lawful
for any person building q bridge, plank or
turnpike road under the provisions Of this
law, to build across any public road, pro-
vided be shall not in any way obstruct or
iDjure said public road. ,t.t-,
Passed March 20, 1854. = 5F.e
I certify the foregoing is true copy of
the original act. .8.'foT
@, II. MASON,
Secretary cfAs TsrritOrycf Washington.
, 1854-12-16
.SceretaryofMe Territory Of Washington


d-N AZ w ft"Htv" 20 DHfS " GAC"HSe
and PromisOry Notes.
SEC. |. BE it enacted By the Legislative
assembly of the Territory of Washington,
That oil notes in writing made and signed
by any person whereby he shall promise to
pay to any other person or his order, or
unto the bearer, any sum of money therein
mentioned, shall be due and payable as
therein expressed, and shall have the same
eafect and be negotiated in like manner as
inland bills of exchange according to the
clstom Of merchants.
See 2. Every note signed by the agent
Of any person, under a general or special
authority, shall bind such person and have
the same effect, and be negotiated as pro-
vided in the preceding section.
Sec. 8. For the purposes Of this act
the word person shall be construed TO ex-
tend to every corporation capable by law
Of making contracts.
Sec. 4. The payees and endorses Of
every such note, payable to them or their
order, and the holders Of every such note
payable to bearer, may maintain actions
for the sums Of money therein mentioned,
against the makers and endorsers of the
same respectively, in like manner as in ca
ses of inland bills Of exchange and not
otherwise.
Sec. 5. Such notes, made payable to
the maker thereof, or to the order of fc.
titious person, shall, if negotiated by the
maker, have the same effect and be Of the
same validity as against the maker, and
, 1854-12-16
U II 4HhJOANl
Secretary Of The Territory Of Washington.
AN ACT 10 Prereni Fraudulent COnrey

AN ACT 10 Prerem Fraudulent COnrey-
Sec. |. Be il enacted By the Legislative
Assembly Of the Territory Of Washington,
That all deeds of gift, oil conveyanees,
and all transfers or assignments, verbal or
written, of goods, chattels or things in ac-
ton, made in trust for the use of the per-
son making the same, shall be void as
against the existing or subsequent creditors,
Of such person.
Sec. 2. In the following cases specified
in this section, any agreement, contract
and promise shall be void unless such
agreement, contract or promise, or some
note or memorandum thereof, be in writing,
aud signed by the party to be charged
Herewith, or by some person thereunto by
him lawfully authorized; that is to say:
l. Every agreement that by its terms is
not to be performed in one year from the
making thereof;
3. Every special promise to answer for
the debt, default, or misdOings of anoter
person \ a
8. Every agreement, promise or under
taking made upon consideration Of marri-
age, except mutual promise to marry.
4. Every special promise made by an
executor or administrator, to answer dam
ages out of his own estate. rsf
Sec. 8. No contract for the sale Of any
goods, wares, or merchandise, for the price
of fifty dollars or more, shall be good and
valid, unless the purchaser shall accept and
receive part Of the goods SO sold, or shall
give something in earnest to bind the bar
gain, or in part payment, or unless some
note or memorandum in writing Of the
bargain be made and signed by the party
10 be charged thereby, or by some person
thereunto BY him lawfully authorized.
Sec. 4. No bill Of sale for the transfer
of personal property, shall be valid as
against existing creditors or innocent pur'
chasers, where the property is left in the
possession of the vender, unless the said
bill of sale he recorded in the auditors
Office of the county in which the property
is situated, within ten days after such sale
shall be made.
Passed March 81, 1854.
certify the foregoing is true copy o.
the original act.
G. H. MASON,
Secretary ofths Territory Of Washington.
|
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AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized to receiv,
subscriptions for the PIONEER AND Democrat
L. P. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building, Sac
ramento st., San Francisco.
J. d. BILEs. Vancouver;
T. A. CHENowErH. Cascade
DR.. PA0Err, CowltZ Landing;
l.. D. DURGIN. Grand Mound:
JOHN r. JACKSON, Jackson's Prairie
W. 7. SAYwARD, Port Ludlow.
JoHN W. CHANP. Sh1alwater Bay.
Cart. c. J. W. RUssELL. Shoawater Bay;
Mr.. WV. ArxrSsos. Victoria. VancouveTs Island.
A. BENroN MosEs Steilacoom.
RoBERr THOMPSON. Portland, Oregon.
0UoRGE B. GoUDY LAFAYETTE.
L. b. HASTINGS, Port Towsend
R. H. LANsDALE, PENIS Cove. whdby's Island;
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Sec. l. BE IL endeted bv The Legislative
Assembly of tie Territory Of. Washington,
That any person or persons having. the
right Of soil, or, having the consent OF the
owners thereof, may build over any river,
creek, swamp, ravine, crevice, precipice or
, 1854-12-16
Secretary ofths Tsrritorycf Washington
WASHINGTON LEGIsLATURE--SECOND SESSION,
IN COUNCIL

IN COUNCIL. ~ 0'''gi
FRIDAY, DEC, 8, 1854.
Journals read and approved. rs
On motion Of Mr.. Bigelow, the members
elect from the Districts composed Of the
counties Of Skamania, Clarke and Walla
Walla, and Of the counties Of Pierce and
King, proceeded to draw lots for their res
pective terms Of service, in accordance with
the organic act. 7E aA
jefferson HUFF Of Clarke drew q two
years term Ira Patterson Of Clarke drew
three years term William A. Strickler
Of King drew one year term Charles
O. Terry Of King drew q three years term.
Council resolved itself into committee of
the whole, Mr.. Bigelow in the Chair, and
took up the Governors message. After
some time spent therein, during which, the
various subjects were referred to the ap-
propriate standing committees, committee
rose and reported to council.
G. B. No. 3, "An act to repeal the ex-
emption law" read second time.
Third reading of G. B. No. l, "An act
supplementary to an act entitled an act to
provide for printing the laws in the Pioneer
and Democrat" bill passed. .ait
Mr.. Biles from joint committee on rules.
reported joint rules Of last session without
amendment-report adopted. 5sY
Mr.. Poe gave notice that he would in
trodnce bill to create the Office Of county
surveyor. ,,.dge lab.I 10
Mr.. Bigelow moved to print one hundred
copies Of rules of council and the joint
rules. Mr.. Yantis moved to amend by
printing 6fty-amendment adopted and
and motion carried. x, -4
On motion Of Mr.. Bigelow, the, commit
tee on printing were instructed to inquire
Of territorial printer how soon the published
laws and journals Of last session may bere-
ported. ~
, 1854-12-16

Secretary cftAs Territory Of Washington.
, 1854-12-16

some suitable place for holding the courts
of such county.
See. "a. Any person may appeal from
the decision of the board Of commissioners,
to the next term of the district court of the
same county such appeal shall be taken
within twenty days after such decision, aud
the party appealing shall notify the corr
missioners that the appeal is taken, at least
ten days before the first day Of the next
term Of the court appealed to which no
tice shall he in writing, and shall be dcliv-
cred personally to the commissioners, Of
left with the clerk of the board aud the
party appealing shall give bond to the
county with one or more suretieS, TO be ap.
proved by such clerk, condition d to pay
oh the costs which shall be adjndgcd against
him on such appeal in the said district court.
Passed March 20, 1854.
| certify the foregoing is true copy Of
the original act
c. II. MASON,
Secretary ofthe T,yriofyof ITdAiagton.
, 1854-12-16
CIR l]iOnrer anO Democrat.

PUBLISHED on EVERY SATURDAY MORNIN C
By DOYLE g. CO.,
R. L. DOYLE, GEO D. GoUDY, }. ". WILEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
sailed.
April 90 ship Telegraph, Harlow, Hong Hong.
Memoranda.

Clipper ship Flying Cloud, at San Frsncco April o. from ~
York under weigh at New York IL O'Clock Beo
discharged plot 81 day OF the Light ship Cmses
Equetor the Atlantic Feb. = seventeen days out Wa
from NewYok Cape Horn Crossed the Equator on the r
April Ion 100 TO- aud had light NNE winds most Of the n
teIwsrd The best days $50 miles In "a hours
Clipper slp Game Cock Francisco April % ioE ss-
York 81 days from Newfork Cape Hon. where &c &c.,
tered succession Of heavy gales for days Crossed ths
April Ion ITO w, and carried Light NE. trades 70 hi
which time experienced variable winds Made the Heads %
2lst April. aid he'd strcng W. gales afterwsrd -
Chfpersh ship Telegraph, at San Francisco April Ie em -,
II ctys from Boston the Equator and experiences
weather OF the time TO Cape HON which made
from Boston EHeouBteed heavy gales OF the Cs> o. "a
Loaf bowsprt head rails sprung and maintops.h %
put into Valparaiso for repairs where she remsref m
Crossed the Equator March Is lou 6 and xperspes1 49,
winds TO 10 n had th.Fly winds ist - " on Si W"
which had battling winds 10 San Fr.ucseo. s,... -
Bnk A. Edridge a. Sen Francisco April e. fcn -
peIts Dec % lat 81 In heavy gale lost bowspf 8e - -
TO Ro JsreiIo for reps Sailed RIO Jsneiro n CON
bark kniy from Boston for Sen Francisco Wnou csps -
days IN heavy gsles Crossed the Equator March ~ On
bad moderate weather Of the time asrward un as -
when are exPereneed heavy gale os boat and stove
two. Was of the Heads 2 days
Bark bat Cheer San Franescc April r. R<snoan -
Equator mereh ~, IN long l5 end carried the r. usa N.
long l5< % eer nich experienced variable winds; W. 49,
miles Of san francisco for II days
sehr ssshernc az san fancsco, April % from Boon "a
sept ~ lat u NJ lon 20 In heavy gale. carried sw ss
the man at Repaired damages through 'hs "a
Magellan IN the unprecedented short space OF IS ds - ~ ~
IL the sslis unknown bound FL understood she sse rs
src during that time bad been ashore twice sailed on
feo ci Ban fIAncee FEB lf - 81 Ions Jtl "a %.
carIisd usiuns by dex eompcled
TO 'slpasiso lor repairs where sLe arrived FEB IT, S a !
Equator March 49, In long ls. and had strong ~ r. tfaas
n, amer Which RAD strong nOrth.westeriy WINDS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

o the wheat fields ia The counties bordering On or near
20 the Bay.
night and the msrs and farmers are thus well supplied
with water. 49,
The news from the mines presents little Of striking I'M
poaLoe though the season extremely favorable saa the
gold produce coresEondingly large.
Report continues 10 represent the dggngs at Iowa Hill
a. very rich canal TO be nine miles long is now under
way 10 suppy water throughout the 10 ha; local.
iiy from trsnch II the American River.
rich vein Of quartz is said to have been discovered
near Plaeervile.
About tie middle Of Last month some excitement
caused OF Crescent City by the discovery of the Los;
Cabin" In ti spring Of II small party OF miners had
been work far from all other seements among hostile
Indens and made their fortunes and their honeward
way met acquaintance to whom they described the
position Of their cabin in the midst Of rich uines The
acquaintance could not find the cabin but told his story
which circulated Everybody IN the Crescent City
County had heard Of the L. Cabin and many had
sought for it, II has last been found but whether the
mines a. rich a. was represented Is moi known.
Loss OF CLIPPER.-The following account Of the loss
Of the CLIPPER ship Golden Fleece, while leaving San Fran
cisco on her way Manila has been furnished by the
agent Of the Boton Underwriters and Ray be rehed on as
strictly correct having been also corroooIsaD ny ne 'a
tain
"shp Golden Fleece, Capt. Freeman, got under way
about noon Of n 22d inst, and commenced "crHnS
of the bsrbor with a strong breeze from the W. ~ w
The ship had a crew Of twenty-five men on board, "hch
fe Captain considers her full complement and worke 70
the satisfaction of the pilot who 50 S 10
the CAPTAIN moments previous TO the disaster Wheh
alresst of or Point and the shore IN attempting 10
teck 10 the norhward the ship missed stays owing pFoba
Llv IN n eject of the tide and strong eddes near the
shore Immediately threw all aback and let 20 the anehor'
with As fatho chain but it failed to check the headway
of the ship ard in few moments she struck heaf on WIN
II sbip length Of Fort FONT and swung around head
of shore bileed and filed olDlOs iameGiot-ihe water
reaching up to the lower deck The mzenmast was cut
SWAY TO case the ship rolling heavily and soon aiter
her fore ard man,opmsss broke of at the mastheads,
leaving her a complete wreck. -
Her position at the present date s but little changed
Tic de ebbs and flows in her with freedom at high water
Ieng three feet on her lower deck lee side Her MAIN
nest and waferank have started up some SIX or eight
sby her back broken Pieces of her bottom planks rave
cone ashore at the Point After stripping the ship OF most
of her sas and movabes the ship sold at auction for
So COO Mr. Burrows the purchaser Should the
weather continue favorable the purchaser encrtains
strong hopes of getting her Of but dating from all expe
rencos in wrecks and fitting wrecked vessels To put
her afoa again in be attended with heavy ex-
peBEe.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
ARREST OF THE FRENCH CONSUL.
From The Als~ California


In execution Of the order of the District Court Gen
Richardson l. :. Marshal for this district followed by
number of police officers, went 10 arrest the French Con
sui under an attachment When near the house the
officers stopped and Gen. Richardson. with two subcr
nate entered the consulate and asked for the Consul
of France. n,
Mr Dillon was at the time in conversation with Mr.
Sante Marie French Consul at Acapulco and the clerk
who opened the door, knowing who the visitors were
REQUESTED them TO wait moment After waiting ab9ai
two minutes Gen. Richardson, followed by his TWO under
ocer escluey opened the door of the private room OF
Mr. Dillon and went in. The Marshal said: II oeheVe
have had the honor of being introduced 10 you before
Mr.. Dillon said: Il do not remember What do yon
'wish p ITO take You before the L. 5. District Court
"Show me your authority. Gen. Richardson gVi ms
hand on the French Consuls shoulder and said; - arrest
Won in the name of the United States. " II all rgnI
said Mr. Dillon; there number OF groups scattered
,broroh Jsckson-st and for fear OF some dfhcuity
would suggest that you would around through Mason
and Pac6c-sts and l will follow you, and be IN the
Cor,t rs soon as YOURSELF Gen. Richardson answered.
"No' Sir; will take your body TO the Court, dead or
''slve." - ,.,,, 49,.
Mr. Dillon in the presence cf Mr. Ba'ssrd, his seere-
tary and Mr. Derbec editor of Eeao ds Paekqne SAID
5Gentlemen, call you witnesses thai pro'es. SOL
emily against this audacious violation Of the laws o. ns
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Cleared.

Ar IS steamships Sierra Nevada gleiheu San Juan, Joha L.
Serheu Pears Puame; Sea Bird Haley, San Dego Gpdsu
Gate Istam Benieis AfFe Wilcox Humboldt Bay hp Dds
da OBJ Scott kseJ; schs Honolulu Packet Victoria
std Pontiac Wnsht sacramenio j. X Mansfield Sawyer
DO; tsyEwGy. NilltCn, do.
AIril7 bark Baticola (Br) LiiOn.
April s sh Eagle Wing Lnne Csllso bark John Calvin Bs1
d. tIBDs. HoDs Kong
Apln 10, steamship Peyona sampson, Portland
phil 20 ship Victoria, (Brl Wills. San Bliss; Erge Wing Ian
nell HoIs Kong lie reported above cid for CaaoD bark Wave
let Green, IIoDouui sch Wsrssw stensn, sseraneno,
Haven. jacobson, Stockton.
q sbirs Golden Fleece Freeman, Manila; IN
Bae Batavia Hndoson Dan Bendixen, Calao VILE De Bet
desux iChD ClsysDn San Carlos shr Adelne Hutton, ws1
worth. Sacramento
April e. stsaner America Rowland, porsnd ship Poywas,
Steele Calcutta. bark Ocean Bird Warner
Patty. Honolulu; Mary w. Hsrber Sacramento
Aril a sh- Sheffield Dubois Callao; Hamilton, lCb ssJ
Cunningham HOrgkong; schr Aler,a Mex Arnold 0aayan
April 5 bark Orion Hussey Cslao; brig Csnopres Brsnj
Bushnsnp M,zstsn shTs Polynesia tBr Rowand Cals h
bins, (Br) mcWhey do
April o. Columbus Dow. Panama; Lthmls Hha,
San Diego ship Telegraph. Harlow, HcBskong
Afrl n brig fswn Barrett Umpqua River schr Matilda hsss
Stapeton SacTams ntO.
April s ships Flying Cloud crssey Hong Kong Aa Bro.,
AaBa schrs Laura Bevan Morton. San Pedoi Ann DoysN
len, Sacramento.
ATnl 20 steamship Uncle Sam Mills Psnsms; Sea D,
Haley San Diego; BE ship Lord Wauon Cubtt Hons kons
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Review of the Market.

Say fsASeiscO. Friday Apri ~ 1884
xrusrsly have receded "ss
been very limited sss of 10 bSs was P it !, ssss M =
wstsor Philadelphia PILOT Breed BY sseioc 80 Shls sss
sIe Ice bbs Soda Biscuit al ee 20 tina cr.ksr. Y 80
BEAsDS-salss 80 octave. Amere.n proof At s s.aos
CANpLEs-The d. mAnd has beea moderate aud re. .
chAuEed sales Of $50 sOses Adansnns at @i 800 Ia s -
Price. main steady, with fair dsmsaa -s.s ~
bhls Rossndal. a. sii go do a. - ~, 60.
CoFFEE-Ssles Of co bsss Rio At lS $50 do do BY s6s.
Cos, Ms.L-Le.. inquiry with -sht depression in rate. -
Of SO Ibis Tsnss sei ~oai IL 90 Pnces - IS ii,
FIdsS.e. of TcOtbl. Gsero surerhne sl2 O oHr,
siZ 5aI2 s.; SO bbs Gsirgo saPerhne - So see ebs ac
*i6 S suaoh Mills AZ t!S ssu. to sec se, csa
hs snd q sseAs a 90 so g. ..st' eo 81 ~ g1 si D.
sachs or sold on private erns 300
osHs-ssss u soc tass EA;eFu Al Sci 7c do DO AZ isx
leec Dc DO. sc; 2.c DO do a. &C. 80. pdsSss-1re
rsisrSlS shove s ~ d.z SO sSs assorted Cas- Nah !.
IS s.; io Sez. ssyihs Suaihs at ~ . 2 doL
LvMRER-ln Eaton hear ~ no sass worthy VI note
Mar LievoRs-pro.s remain ann sales Of 70 ess. A.ss
oi,ap It. continue shi with small stock Pes. r .ns
scrpdous have sdstcrd Olive Oh IN Consequence Of 'p-s
AT ~ C DO At -. inseed Oh has further
n rates s.ie' So gSns boiled Lrsesd on :. :,
v,y ht Sale c 5eoo gallons trce Polar o VI y sss
eS R,stess
- IS seior; l1C do in tin IS 81 o do do - IS j
sacrse -; to sss TO arrive Ir Challenger, as ~ ilN
'PsoSso,SsofI tbl. eN,rs Mess Reef 80, b
Is 80 t hf bt Fulton MnrNe ~ +l; IS DO AZ sls Bs
cer- sides llc > cases Clear ~ M Psk-
bbs M,s a. 25; $50 81 DO az $sfi % bo Eusl
Clear ~ 81 ~ DO u. Hausoo tcs Dnthets s. NJ 2
DO Muslin overs sle; 50 Ames sc 80 do Light cssa
Al eIc; sut,c DO 1861 10 DUfelds on private sa,
tbCut lSc
BvrrrRso arkrs choice Sc i5a do choice at M s5 "a
sec; ise do do az -9c; lc0 do. chOce AZ size.
LiRpS75 Kegs Leafa iS 600 do on terms not fsn.pssi
&c css jewell Hauisou 81 i3c eo cases 70 tine Al ee
FRufrs-sfC n, n CTsnbuies al aci loo cases We Ai
Prcvcst esh Teaches At . doz. 30 d0A fresh DO IN
cans So Dried AprIs-l5o q bb Am Dried Apples :. liss
pbb.
OysrERs-et0 dcz Daltimorc Cvstf a. 80 = do1.
Ricr-Me quote OF ioOCCt Caolna No al g. y %.
srcAF- Tho demand las been moderate. with les irnas
rates. l5O bis East Boston Crushed AZ l2 loo do 10 l,
DO New -NoIk Crushed at l2ic.
boN,, UA,s's Lsht Brown Tie; So boxes HIPS SIC
WWSEY-SAi,s bbs American Proof DC; 81 do