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REACTION OF OUR FINANCIAL EMBARRAssSESTs
ABRoAD-In another column will be found an
article from the London Chronicle on the unpre-
cedeniedly rapid expansion Of British commerce,
as shown by the returns recently issued by the
Board Of Trade. From these returns 1t appears
that for the eight months ending on the lst of
September last, the expectations had reached q
total of esi, 666,7ls-exceeding by nearly seven
millions the entire amount for any whole year
anterior to 1853. In 1866 the eight months ex-
ports were valued at 1855, 1884, and In 1866 at
eco, l54,l7s. The gross expansion In the eight
months commerce has therefore been about ten
millionaire growth In two years exceeding
twenty-fou and half millions
Satisfactory as this statement may appear at
first sight, as evidence of the growing prosperity
Of Great Britain, there is but too much reason to
apprehend that the condition Of things which IL
shows viii only serve TO render more disastrous
the check that will be given to II when the extent
Of cur own commercial embarrassments become
fully known.
The prosperity indicated by the above figures
IL, we believe, like our own, Of forced and mti-
fetal character, and the question Of Its soundness
will coon be tested by the effect of the news
which last weeks mails viii bear TO the other
aide. The Chronicle, Il win be seen, whilst
Il congratulates the country on the
Hourishing aspect of lite commercial affairs,
speaks with a sort Of prophetic foreboding of the
effects Of the reaction Of the excessive specula-
ton in which the people of the United States
have INDUCED. When that article was written
the impressions on which il was founded were
derived simply from the failure of the Ohio
Trust Company and one or two other concerns
which were involved In its affairs. No con-
ception had then been formed OF the wide
spread and universal character Of the panic
which has since been experienced In this
country.
The reaction Of all this upon the inflated and
artificial condition Of things existing Ia England,
cannot fail to prove disastrous In the extreme
We see that in the last money article Of
The London Tine, the writer, IN quoting
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opening Of the present term, 10 the effect that be
would quash Ill indictments that might be found
in cases where the party had not preliminary
examination. Remarkable inconsistency!
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CHICAGO, October II, 1857
deWyuc1ve nre broke out here yesterday morning In
uate rxcet Destroying the entire block bM Monroe
and Ada ssreeta The buidlaes were mostly frame
The Ia y estimated ~ $4,000. Insurance MOI ascsr
tainnd
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BLEEDING KANsAs."-Kansas has ceased TO
bleed. The other bleeding operations that are
now going on here stopped the bleeding Of Kan.
sas-iust as when you knock one end into the
barrel the cider ceases to run through the spigot
at the other end. From all that we can learn,
instead Of fire, and sword, and border rufssns
and blood and slaughter ruling the roast In the
late Kansas Territorial election, II has been q
model Of law and order; and the funniest part of
IL is that nobody outside Of Kansas appears to
care a button about the result, one
way or the other. Thus il is that q
money pressure carries everything before it.
banks, railroads, stockholders, Jeremy bidders,
Kansas bleedcrs, niger worshipper, Niger
drivers, niger agitators, niger philanthropy,
niger freedom and all. For all practical pur-
poses, the game Of the Kansas politicians is
wound up Who viii invest bis funds ia bleed
ing Kansas with money at three per cent q
MONTH Where is the Tribune fund?
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Ths bOuthern uatf-Ths Cotton Crop,
wASmsoros, October ~, 1867
New Orleans papers OF the Ins 70 hani by ths
arr mi Of the mali a. late ~ due.
The cotton crops ha been seriously injured In rexa, By
the bowovm and early fros ana ncy have Also sui
fere In Alabama aid Louisiana By either the worm or Mo
weather.
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RECORDER SMITH AND THE SrcKrEs LIBEL.
SuIr.-In the Court of Sessions yesterday, Re-
corder Smith gave his decision in the libel Gaze
of Daniel L. Sickles against the editor Of the
HERALD, on the motion to vacatc aprevious order
made in the same matter by the City Judge
That order was that the rccognisance and com.
plant should be returned To the magistrate, 20
that the defendant might avail himself of bis
right 10 preliminary examination. Recorder
Smith now sets aside that order, and thereby
practically takes away a legal right And this
he docs In the teeth Of several Of bis own deci-
siOas and Of bis charge 70 the Grand Jury Of the
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Dsssation OF the Steamship Augusta.
SAvASS1H, Dot IL, 1857.
me steamship Augusta vrs detained here py he gale,
and left for New York q noon yerterday (sunday).
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NEW orrlss, Oct IL, 1857
rns steamship rexAs has arrived here with do e from
We city Of ksxoo 70 Me AN Inst and from vss Cruz 70
Tho TN Inst
me hssican Consrsn held . pr nasy meeting 90 shs
Goth NIL ~ which ons hundred delegates were present
Manuel Ruiz was elected Prcsidesi
There . rrnor In circulation thai General Aivarsz
had been aDassinated-
me insurgents Of the souiA continued 70 hold out ssan
hs eoycSrmsnt forces.
Rosbsriss were rife shrougsou, the country.
me heanh Of Vera Ovus v~s Improving
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FxDLDss ALARM-sTRNerH or rHE NsrrYUrror1
We pubshsd In NE HznarD Of last Saturday carefully
complied report Of The asses and liabilities Of NE prndpa
savings banks In this city. From haa report 3 svidsu
these instiaoas arc sound. beyosd suspcon and shas
those Who have placed their money for safs kespans IN
hcm need not DO under tho slightest apprshensioa Of
entire security. me trustees o. nvinss banks DO -
dAbbss In fancy stocks whsasvsr mosey thsy isvsa
loaned mortgage real estate worth wcs she amouns,
and in this way their depesto fully protested axan
any failure. these institutions % much ious q
time and money 70 those VINO unneoaAxily aIIov their
ne 81 AVN a.1 oss
influence many Of hoss Who wishdrv Asir mossy -
think ssos. .ssy .. % fooi.hly Ye.srd.y ssrs y.
Rovcvy bank. bot thai such cnrely missakss mag
b seen nom he socounl subIoised By oui reporter.
Run on fHD BowsRr sAvHos BArx.
Al N early hour yesterday morning The asys
leading 10 The Bovsyy svisp Bank v~s ens1
win promiscuous crowd Of mes and women
waiting for The bank doors 10 be opsssd A.
Me usual bank hour apprenticeship o'olock-As
crowd grew lAss~ and larger, and = puncsss = ~
clock struck The doors thrown open cT We tnrs
Of depositors EVER arsugemen was made insids - -
csis Ssnr s%p.o,ss % .r up NE soos. Psy
he noney One by oes NE cai .ss had 70: ecsa " ~
sy sss s s hen Ts on ne sss
policy which dcsated their movemest here coum 30
hsys been e: .n rom 40 2 Tsss .s T., ~
good order jocuariv were obs ervsd One Mny wms
baby In arms addrcsains one o. the runees ssa-
Ana penee. sfy, All until all thars hare are
served: and with ahis poor baby, tooS'
No" replied shs senlcnan, you .re one o. me py-
v,lrsed. cnue hsre and ron win be paid right OF"
AZ th,s several of the sen seemed 70 havs regressd
leaving their lle respcns blincs behind, and the rood
humorsa trustee vas Considerably A'ksd 70 Tor MS sAi-
lansvy. -. -
nssive seemed 70 give confidence, and issvs
The croskers asd iliomened bpeds who lstsrsd
nan Who had 70 how things mood, sddrsnuzsg
ouy Reporter sad "r have g. 600 In Thai bank anA
cosssdsr safer thaa I had II In my own safe wfn
ave any % cents fov svery dollar hey have insAs
that institution"
Hs onsv vss rct hkes, and while the crowd gHsed,
talked and loterei could go The alarm which moved
them was entirely groundcss. Many Of them supposed
tbe Bowevy Bank was the Bcvery sviaGp BANK, ahFs-
entirely distinct establish More heard skaA
the savings institution had very large deposits she ss
mey sno IL im failure prcdcated that u the isttes A6
cordns 70 The report published In The HmAp the svinC
Rnk bed ony $4,000 deposited 10 Ne BowsrT Bank -
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m.ssesn. without Pa,.-s WI
FINANCIAL AND CONNER c,Al


Tuesday, August 1l-6 r. n.
The .tock MARKET was rather shsky OF the dra board,
and well might be 10 the face Of such bank state
"A ~as exhibited this morning The decline Ia railroad
,iochs general and there pretty general dispo
,uon to cell Pennsy lvsnis Coal Company fell Oh per
cent; New York Central, Vi Erie, Vi Reading "; Michi
gan southern, old III do preferred NJ eaIeos aud Chi
csso, 1; Panama. L. illinois Central, TX; Cleveland and
Toledo, IN; Chicago and Rock Island L. Ia Crosse and
nlwsukle,1 I. The downward movement In Cevelaad and
Toledo sas quite strong II closed heavy II sax, seller
sixty days 70 long money continues easy the clique.
connected With the leading speculative railroad stocks
manage 70 carry large loss but the moment money gets
tie tsbt the loans arc called 10 and the Stock thrown
upon the market, 10 be sold for whatsoever viii bring
All The large rarad stocks piled up In this way and
In this way will be scattered. me position Of Michigan
Southern Railroad stock such that 81 any momsns thou
sAnds Of snaes may be thrown upon the market Il 10
bypo,beca,sd With all sorts Of capitalists In all sorts Of
ways and cannot rest long In the place A. for the
class Of mail holders they stand no chance among the big
nsb There viii be no more dividends the old STOCK
and earned the The stock In the hands OF
email holders IL totally and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Erie
Railroad Ia fairly In the hands Of the bondhoders. Tue
organs IRIS concern Of course say just wha, they d
reced to and they deny that Mr.. Moran ont by
The European holders Of the 1891 and 1871 bonds
the road. Nov We know hs, the party In The manage
men, represent the bondhodins Aterest, secured by
mortgages and their aopai objec, N get their bonds
secured Ia some way by mortgage, O, that they
come upon consolidation OF the bonded interest for
share OF the properly This msy De denied by these
orgsn, over and asain but II Ia nevertheless true
me soch interest In oil our great railroad lines IL
gradually disappearing. fev years viii sufnce 70 wipe
entirely DOT Illinois Central fell on rapidly from the
openpx For some time past this stock has ono, been
much operated In. The decline 10 day sh,vs that the
market no, In condition 10 take The stock a anything
Ike old prices Mlvs ikie and Mississippi, opened aud
closed at "a PER cent N day This stock Is In the hands Of
small party, which all the operations In ~ coudu,d
50 long a. they continue 70 take all the socx offered and
heep H. the msrke, price may be sustained. II must be
heavy drag carry such loads OF unproiucive railroad
spcxs II Is, however, necessary 10 beer w she game
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Person nj Insslligeaos.

Mr. Charles Spear, the well known Boston philanthro
pb, In town, visiting the city prisons Mr. Spear hes
written published much IN favor OF the abolition Of
capital puni,nmen, and tue ameoraon OF prison dsci
pine Mr. Spear IL route for Chicago 70 stteod
vcnion having for lie object the furheranoe Il his vews
En- President Fillmore and the Hon. Francis Granger
wee at sarstlss on saturday.
Gen william Walker efs Augusta, Ca, on the TIN inst
for Savannah.
Gen James e.dsden OF CHARLESTON O ,(and late Mis-
ier 10 MeS,co heads the list OF delegates appointed
the Southern uonvcntop ai Knoxville from The city OF
Pensacola, Fla
ses xssr ssr, - 0s ss fCrs s. sSs s
.Nclen, sew o',s.rs; Hon saymcnd Tnonss.,. Paris;
ION soy PsilsdSphs; has wsn New YORK
Rottius, WINDSOR. VI; Vim Warden sharon springs; L
.s "a .ss ;g Ny g in,
ssdn ss. rauaoa and
psrd ME-. Pre- Mr.. ycddsn NJ. wensres,, bssors
s Nd si; & 'ssH :s 20
and ssS' 2 sspssr Sassa
wsSs ss a;mvsii and sdy aerpS yno Hsys s,,ls
s sss IL l l:s ssss "a
s .a ' .s
YER @ yses soSn %o,'9 sflo. s
10 .,s ys.iy siioa s@p.s T srdse., scssw s9
s..s s Sr- Ssc wiz S s.yn. Moore
s.n,n. Cap, L.w,on g Homo, vasn l.d ss sod
pss n nss SS.l lady III .y y.. ~ and 'ff
Lulejobn, Capt A Coev and lady, W Rov-r. Pound
Nsylor Evsns, MAIDEN, Brc ny, Professor Whit her.
From savarnsh in the steamship Flords-s Rothscbd
hyer~ JM SUnae. Bornhe nsr, " woe and lady, Cap
ypo Rllbos J~ Cope, M N barda aser sss ne
oartslsber hrs II Lee. Mics Nv man, PIERCE Bresn
Miss W lwor And sister Head, Trnisoo, Fun
,tor and lady McBcAer Miss 9srdner Col Jas 1araer
lady isIsn' and serv.ot Col W eminr Jas aoiger,
and lady Siley and lady, steson LADY and enid;
Rhodes and lsdy, Mrs Il Hynss Pic,arss theiter,
GEO semsnden Mrs Golden, Eevman. alder
msn. Mss fhurper, Miss stsniey, W Burtes
Flesbman, u 9ibbs III Lover berg 30 naip apt
nsr.tin, U.s. sel.cs, Ayers u / Harnm and, p .
Inns sr' Ger LADY ebld and serssst ". Write soi sad
ocl.ir T. Living lady chsd eo ronss loan No
vahon John rresnor Jno Si-s virsru erssh Mas
sLot Captf Barden James Foley-ana N In steerage
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BY the Arrival at ths esfrdAJ OF the ship HYdee,
Captain Manor from Rio JAnero, have pagers the
eth d Juy-two weeks iser tran previous sdvioes
England.
The papeve state that the city was healthy oasee Of
yellow tever being reported among the sac patients
hospital sod but lvo fatal cares OF that
preyioug ds3.
The 8rish heet consisting the sesu friga,e Fnrious
CommodO Osborne, and fifteen steam transports an
gunboats ,rlo m Ch,ns IN the 4sh o. yu,y
The Amor,csp nai,O nj anniversary celebrated oy
Rio vceae OF all uaicns dressing Ia their aad
men Of ~slu,ng the American Tag
The American bark q nrsd T. ON New Orleans with =
cargo Of $50 bbls -four To dtsob srge
O'Clock Jul & and at the end or venty -four
hal asen II COG bAgt of cee, and bsen ,ned aud
a. ecsoeneo say deserves 70 be spread far
and wide, instance OF the prom with which
Commercial burt srs may be usnsacset In thai sor
The Imperial parlianent 10 ses.i n. Among the
s1bjects debate pay tne Custom d,uss
other employ ees Sufficient salaries support them
Al III stipeuds oHj B. Az hide mo %
than ron,rsI, and bribery Is considered a matter Of
course, oil r sveers and merchants who have busines
vi the Custom house and Don suls can testify
Another p,ott Conempiaies the com ,iee revision OF
the commercial code and the enactment OF more liberia
c:si laws
imperial highs from Rio to tho distant provinces
hrS Gor,es, where oil the diamonds como nom rail-
road IL 10 follow.
An extensive moned company had just been insorpo-
raied II In called the Bsncc lndusttiale Hppotnecaro
It's ctjsc,s are
10 promote the colonization OF the country by every
To promo all railroad prcj ests--the opening Of
roads ctr sets arc public -qu,es the coos uoiiOo or
eoces AND the distribution OF the lover orders sdvAntA
gtoasly.
no secure city and country property Ia Credit Mob
To undertake asy operation, 10 credit tending TO do
veloJe the resources of he country.
I1ee NO lran.acuoos Ia c,ree had taken place worthy
Of mention, snd there are no qaos, ons In tho papers
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The Cuso OF the ", Hand.
10 TIE kDlrOR OF rHK HHRIIn

A hx been suggested " me In OF the oisy payers
Of yestsrF the I'll, have carefully psrussd me CORES
IOpdence cinaessios The vessel Han which, uJs a.
legged, amer bsVsg delivered her cargo Of pcovson. FOR
tie relief OF the distressed Cape ye,dsns went upou
slave voyage. Ths nay be true but protest sg.ins. the
invi dious conclusions OF she joarr ii -efsfted 20
A. ! ezdeDi 81 The Pous Relief Coanoie char.
tered ibe n. Bsnt, paying q round do~n In Nss
Yofs toc0Iees She pro s0ns parohased With funds
coec'sc, snd space WAS offered fee Of Freight 10 the
Corn ExptsiFr 6s'ief Committee for TbAs had oollecsei
ior she rame 0tjest
TIE n Hand pesrorroed her ccatrast and srar thai,
Niirer ny house had any "a do with her than
The eAa Cfr Exchange COMMITTEE
dseirs The 'nser IN 81 sDs for che satisfaction
tie ecfo- Of iha ourfa bal for tha OF i readers
she arbiic q r. x DE- LA FIGANlERE
kxw YORK, Ausust 8, 1887.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Marriott.
F.MAy-PLuyHBvT-A,i the readenoe Of r Farley, 30,
the bifdes uncle, Fury fourth street LssiDgSD
ve by the Rev J. MCMAHON. NJ CoaSnIUs FAssSs .
kss May PIUhKe1r, hon OF this CITY
A'ter pa takibg. In company ~ttb Their friends, VT
Large and respectable party, Amosgs shom tee
three sthoc Gle ~ men, u tie good things psvfoY
provided BY Mr. Farley tie happy ana joyous par N
yoUte for Niagara ana the To- ely scenes OF me Ss
peculiarly lovely 70 be bridegroom, tney VII see0
him reecs the ioveiness II Dis beautiful md aniss
BRIDE.
GouID-rooHnA-Ou Tuesday, Augaa II, BY ths ~
W kcSs llaI, CAhrHaLL kEhlrB 70 Miss NJ Al
rtssu Au f .ts riIy,
shrH-iONS GLy-<n Tuesday, August ~ tho ChusuA
or the Holy tyvv, b. the kev JAmes Mies JAM !
sHIxH W k1IxABsH q IOsuuLli bo>h ~ thia Oily.
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FEsORxs The cog nsemente wore HIGHT and rates
or snson. To Liverpool ~ COZ ouHhen n grain vsve
segsd In bulk ct 2bo, With leroes ~ beef ~ 81
ootcl at So 70 L. noon unchanged With
sEemepts Of oil cake u l ana son oois rostu
taken al p. 10 Havrs without alto soa
ard engagements DoGcrxte, N Calf MIA rates ~ese
s'ee"y NJ 22hc a6e. per foot uaessurement
Gurrr CAM 3Atls - tles 81 $50 osses voro made
ut 40 ena 30 COO b. e., In handles NJ l2s
HA. -Cid for shipment ADD Arm, u 6Sc
70,
sos -scosch pig ~M inactive, 81 90 70 $40 70, Sx
Duptbs.
Lss -aalee q R0okiand 10 moderate continued
70 be Al Toe nr common aud al 81 10 To- lamp
Mn.ssexs - aaies " 10e hhGs Cuba muscoysdo
uaoe ut 41kc
NAVAL STORES -srs turpeptne easier. With sa'es
~ SU baj re, mare the spot and 10 Shipping ~ Ter o.
sSc ca With sses Of % do st $40 time and Int cat
and firmly held ~ 81 9S other descriptions were
hsrs ed.
Ous quiet Lppced In fair demand, With
ra<s Of American ii 78a Crude VIII .le v1 quiet and
IT, ady 81 72s Tsc Sales 81 100 ba rrels crude
reported vt 3rc The market closed quite 6fm
Other kinds hsSti 70 nominal
Pow Pork The market steady and holders
aTm, whc transactions limited 70 about 200 $50
bb meas, 10 lots, a. t24 Sd ", An sales OF about
$50 bts prime we're mace al $40 10 Beef nttnued 70
NJ IA good demand and sAles OF about 100 bos repaoked
rs,u and Werte1p made ki IN =
SIS 60 Prime steady ., quota ton ana
Ike bans unchanged. Bacsn u-m Aci 10
moderate requtst wib mall aes n 1870 Co' mes,s
with III sales ut ~ aaous Lara
frc-, WITH eaes ~ sbsu SO bsls and ucroes VI ,6>s
siexc- Hc tes end cheese In fsy demAao, ana
With oil our quotations We quote provisions in tnis
rk,t &C folcwp-
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MarGcu.
n1arIcts.
PEILASRL INA -ToCS BOARD.
l-HIlAIKtPHIA. August III.

Marscts.
PHILASEL>niA -ToCS BOARD.
iHILALElPHIA, August ii, 1857.
Storm duh Penasyivan dyes SiH; ReAc ing asil
road 81 Lcns Island Railroad lIk; Morris CaeA ON
Nnw os1xAss, August 10 1887.
cO,oo-saies TO dsy. 80 bales; The n,rses 1, 40
gb saae., 'shc Rio oodee-s.os % day. 24o Gag, ss
uHc. nho-
Cotton nrm; sAies to dy, De bAies sales OF TIE lAs
Gbree days 0x0 bale receipts lime $50, receat4
this POI less than q the time lat year 2Ss 6eo'
Stcck hand a. 90 p~-s Con IL dull. White waeAt
u IS Pork urn HI, coffee, Ito utc,, ana holders
demand an advance
CHARLEroS, August IL, 1857
Red whesa-l2 GOO bushels was sold to-day tue full
price, 81 g.
Oats are steady shipments 10 Bufslo-florr, none;
~hss,, 20, 600 baseels 10 0'~.eo-Foar noae; sns.'
none corn, 100 bushels Receipts-kiour 800 Dbs
~hssA 10 600 busheis; Corn, sa ooo bashel,.
sUPTALo, August il-6Pd
81 for soperons W'sconsio and indiana, sai 81 10
OF Is for estrs di "a Wheat Is drmer Sales ~
100 bcshes 1T - IS Tor Chicago sprng Cara u urm,r
Saee N day 81 zoe ousaes 76o. rs &c Oass hrm, u
SIC &c. wb,key h lower. Sales TO-DAY o. 100 obs
~ $50 Freigav " fov--Oorn 30. I'm .Ots IN the "a
houT. up 70 Gay bushels wheat and 80 0o0
burbels cosn Exports la the same time COZ bnsa sls
wheat and "a, 900 bushsh 90
bbis u % 20 TOR eAtA state. Wheat esoning snace
vsy sue r. "A ,ss fov tots p,rt sal.s to-day ID 0W
Oh ~ ~ OF Toe C0mseo pos, u AZ Iof AWA axe ciao
and 81 81 for mixed Tausdau. Corn u steady; sales
day l6ose baihes 1T 7Sc feo Lake Imports 20 iay-
$500 bushels heat aud IS ot0 do Canal p,rts
% 900 hhis ar, 800, bushels wheat, sad
% oosn. Epsrs 70 Montreal, IL 300 pos -four
ALBANY, August III, 1857
Flour Is quiet The demand lie moderate for 'hs retail
trade, taiee 10 day orc bbis Wbes, quiet ~ish sas
saes corn IL w nOderste supply And At 54kc sslss to
day 600 Bushels O Sc faes to day 10 Uol b1she,,
Barley se,s freely for delivery ih middle o nbs-.
Chip oil New York yesterday, $1,000 bushels corn,
s,ofodo. -haa and q, 900 no. oats,
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.
ALBANY, Agsasr ll-8P. NJ
Toe receips OF cate ibis have been light, being
decline Ut zoo from al Serk. The price to6lr
Gkc $3.50 Der ~ iof ii r weight. Sheep, S. aud 3D.