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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

WEDNESDAY, May 2-6 P. NJ.
The street was dull this morning, In money as in
exchange and stocks. Notwithstanding bank Cur.
tailment of three millions within q short period,
and considerable uneasness among private lenders
In consequence Of the disturbance in the London
money market and the political agitations at
Charleston, we cannot quote any advance in rates.
Call loans are easy at s, and October and Novem-
Der paper, first class grades, goes at 81 per cent
There is really far more money in the country than
croakers are ready to believe and since june 1857
borrowers have greatly diminished. Thus far the
revival of commerce has been chiefly confined to
New York and one or two other large cities; by and
by it will become general, enterprise win recupe-
rate and money will advance in value. In the mean
time, neither specie shipments, political alarms,
nor financial crises in Europe, appear TO produce
any effect upon our money market.
As usual on Wednesday, there was nothing done
to-day in foreign exchange. Bankers win probably
sen for the Saturdays steamers at concession
from the closing rates yesterday; fresh supply of
commercial bills would enable them to do 30. The
competition among bullion brokers for mint bars has
caused the price to rise to per cent premium; at
this figure even bills at 1921 have but small mar
gin for profit
The following are the last quotations Of sight ex-
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being in all cases for gold
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News from Nicaragua.

The oorrespondent Nocsoso Dc Nusoa Ysk writ
ing from San Jose de COSTA Rca, The LIST all
that Mr. Thomas Francis Nesgher had proposed 70 estab
lnh railway across the sthmus by way or Chiriqui
he had been told that the provisional government could
do nothing the matter On three several occasions he
endeavorsd that the basis Of an agreement this eject
should be signed 70 be considered by he next Congress-
but Is Vas impossible for him to carry out his Views
Notwithstanding they (the sovernmsut) have call
ed In an Mglisbman With whom they have
entered into contract TO construct railways,
IN the name Of Englsh company, under
condition Of guaranteeing the company ten per cent per
snnu grant Of three miles OF territory on either ter
minus Of The railway and all the wood which may be
found ia the Of the road, besides giving them
preference every other proposals for erecting rail-
ways, by which means Mr. Neasher and American com
psnes may save themselves any further trouble N The
matter ~
Mr. Dmry Minister Of the United States was expected
70 return to Costa Rica carly day nom diplo
matte visit 10 Nicaragua, where he WAS being well treated
personally without any concessions 10 his mission being
made. WAS thought that Mr.. DimiTy, like bis prede-
cessors would eventually have To leave the country with
out enecting the good hs desires l4
Ex President Nora was San Salvador threatening an
invasion Of the country but was thought that be would
meet with little any sucoew
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The freight earnings Of the Ohio and Mississippi
(western division) for the four weeks ending April
l6 were $sl 500 TO- against 9ls CO for the same
period last year-an increase for 1860 of $3.50 So
The increase was nearly al during the first two
weeks The passenger earnings Of the same period
have not been made up.
The Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad was sold on
Saturday, to U. Zel Murdock and four others, by
John II. Rea, Commissioner, for the sum of thirty
thousand dollars. The sale was subject to the
Carlisle Vsrnum mortgage Of three hundred
thousand dollars, with the accrued interest.
The New Orleans Picayuae Of the 2sth ult.
Says
The demand for money during the week en- ling THU
evening has not ct any time exhibited much abatement
and the market uniformly ruled In favor Of capitalists
Tho exchange market spened under Q general depres
sion and for day two business progressed M the
cloeo OF the previous week.
Clear sterling bills 1oSk l06k, and 1857 for exosp
onal signatures Bills with shipping documents attached
lo71f los 1o8k. Francs Hl6x . 5G21 Y per dollar
SIXTY day bills on New York, &c. IL * per cent
discount Sight f-1e y x per cent premium.
All the Philadelphia banks, with the exception
of the Bank Of North America, declared the semi
annual dividends on the LIST inst Annexed Is list
of the banks with the amount of their capital and
the rate of DIVIDEND
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TIE Steamship Aassma CAPT scteocs. vhles .,ri',d
terdsy Afternoon from Savannah experienced ssayy NWp
M saies throughout The entire pss-sre.
sur Rorrnr The foiloyrr H. Nj ~ he cree Of
ship Reeer Kelly s,iere reported nl.sss - Ts snss
s~cnd oeer kAthew horrsn Of Nfors carp~nier Robsr
waker of Boston ct John kehere ~ B~tn serQnd eoh
nAesret wsler, o. Dosion, ae- srdes tcsmsn-Wm ksn
boston znncv joan flynn, Jsnes Hssi'e Of Bsinore
pker John wuihrs woofe, q rfsk; vn Hsx-l q Mas
sschnssis Louis Lsrstee, Of Rochester; Richard won of
RsRx vmcrrIts-rorfok, May l-Rsrk vksln,an. nom
Richmond for RIO Js.eiro with four has beea N here
dkmssed and sathG OBJ tell
BAns uArcHrsrpp run foul % By M big Arrsr AZ
Arrsmsbo March IS and both Sustained contcrHbs
damage
Bass Misr II KENDALL from nA,ss,aS for PhnsdesphsA.
wreehsd near CAGE rsand, broke up psht Of xeh ulI
abandoned seA bo~rsed sh u about rs malls. ssw ~
nonhessn by shr seEuin Calais The wreck fall Of
water he how bsrs down. and be hun d also pcrus
20 wasr 10 NJ se few bocAs ssd pat Of mspss vers -
hken-sbs whole main ali Len m charr~
Of brig Fn Amecs o. for Jopespor shs had ahsn DE
sainsasst and Wheel aboard.
rorssu scHr. name ppsnovr. ssbors 90 Windmill
FONT oAesapesha Bag, Fh uh required M AsssAnce
sfoor ryrrrpv Dsvs from Port Ever for rrevdsres az
rived n New London let inst iesking badly
One sr~epn Of ship NORTH Aasrsc buia hs rorsnouth
MI Sme ten shce. sold 4 suction 90 oe W. un
70 M Com, ofihis city, Al he rate Of tlsm
Nsssss - Mariners.
TIE Ashtvewe v'peyra Sound has beer ~ srea ~ ~
0oternmsn ysrt anf yin resume her sso"h " NC ~" Nm"
Pas hs vssk o. he ks ofnett
ssrrarr rcswr. lose uu4rr.
Ncits 70 ts-s55 riFsr nH Ss pFssoi 'tA " swAah
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The following table will show how the banks in
these four cities have worked since January l.,
1867
A private letter from Chicago states that Mr..
Newberry, President Of the Galena and Chicago
Railroad Company, is about to tender his resignation
of that office. II is rumored that difficulties have
arisen between the Galena and Chicago company
and competing lines, resulting in an open warfare
in rates for passengers and freight from the North
as far as st. Paul. 1t is said that steamboat line
on the Mississippi, from sDunleith to ST Paul, has
been started, encouraged by the Illinois Central
which is also interested in the competition of the
Wisconsin roads. The Galena company Is to con
tribute twothirds Of the net loss on the operation
Of the steamboats, chartered for the line, and the
Illinois Central one-third.
The following Ia the last statement af the
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WKngRmAv NAV lRR0


The beef cattle market was characteristic On Tuesday
and Wednesday Sy steady fair demand for all dsssrp.
tons Of cattle, and prices, though uctuatng somswhss
did not vary materially from those current on Wednesday
hst. The supply was moderately large; but ~ the offer
nss were nearly al fst they found purchasers II 70
vsed quotations appended There were but very few
poor cattle on sale, and the hulk Of hsm were unusually
GOOD halng mostly from the Western Esates where they
nave been fed on corn for considerable time past
Some Of the hdsomest Of the offerings hsed from Iowa.
pus BY far the largest proportion was from
Illinois and Ohio, with . considerable number
nom other Of tho Western States, fair
proportion coming nom the interior Of tbs State The
quality Of tho offerings during the entire spring has been
unusually good, 'aken average, and decidedly bet
YER than previous yeazs There many extra ,as
COWS on sale today and very few which brought 0c a.
seie V day mostly ordinary good CATTLE bringing g. 70
VIC per pound. The total number on sae at AertOns
ves 6D head, and ct al the yards $3.50 hesd against
3Iol head last week showing decrease an head ~
Bergen HIN the sales on Monday were 800 head
Ihe total receipts u al the yards for the week and Ast
week were ~ follows
WssAingsom. Brswming's. CAamtvlina OBrieN's.
. ms week. ...3,323 II q 10
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q SIS 50. Cut meals nrmy held, wish ss'es
OF 2s6 hossheses and nsrces 7e ios sssuIoers
Ao6 ~ SAC eae. for hams Lard wAs firm and N good
stnand with SAFES OF go barrels and uerses 81 l0kc
c, and ECO bbls prime deliverable On or before the
iosn instant; prime quality II lAc Butter WIS In 10
creased supply and lees active unchanged rates Ohio
new was soa At Ice lsc, ant sssse DO VI loo 2c.
13he ~ n
Rec About 2 800 easks changed hands, Q good part
somewhat in The form OF re Gale, Il &c. fhe chiefly
~ &c. - sac. Al the close sc. advance was ssked
stGAss-lne market continued irm, and sales en-
mscec about soos I,4oo hhds., including 100 Porto
kho at &C., and the remainder embraced mainly Cuba
nSseovsdc, mostly within the range q exc TAG.
SOFA sale Of loo boxes WAS made at loo.
sssp.-Cover was quiet and prices unchanged. nmo-
Ny WAS higher and closed ct - ~ % &c. with sales Of
Ieo 800 bags. Lmseed nrm, with saes OF 5000
cash.
TEAs.-The public sale 10 day drew good company.
The catalogue Of greens nearly all sold through
sbght advance previous sales while the blacks
heavy and several lots withdrawn. We quotations
a. olowsHyson cold n 34c ETC. young hyson, 29Kc
aThc dyson skin, 26c. 30xc'; hyson twssksy, 34c.
4hc imperial ale sic. gunpowder, 34kc. axe;
coDgou, 23kc. q 22kc: souchong, Csc. b6c. hyson
pekoe, &c. . ESQ Oolopg, 36c. . BIC.
WAY sales e z, 900 lbs. were made 3. $40 35c.
WHRKsY Sales a 200 800 bbls. were made At &c.
IKE
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Msvements u Ocean Steamers.
FROM uIrROPI.

HAVANA, xArAszAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
EnyrKE Clrr-From New Yora ID. arriving At Havana IN
And New Orleans l0A From New Orleans AaA Havana IA
arriving nj New York z<b.
CAsIvlL-From New York IN arriving ii Havana I'm
arriving 81 New Yok 81.
PmnzpuysIA-Froan New York I'm. arriving II Havana
4A, arriving 81 New York l3th
Dn gCro-Prum New York z7h arriving Havsna La ana
Esv olesas yren New Orleans La Havana istA, A.
QossEs CIrY-1rom New Yort NAY IA arriving n Hs
ynss Nay - Fros Havana Nay arriving a New York
kArAsxAsyron New York for kaAns on ne sh Of sssh
month. at Pm
EARsAk-From New York for Havana via Nassau MP q,
he arrival Of Jiesnsts Canard New York
SB-Wbfn The above fall rnausrs vfH
sss % Mosdsy, erccpt from Nev Orleans.
srRCIAL NOTICE.
skcsIld " s~nI~d.
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The annual report OF THIS company, Just issued,
has the following summary Of the condition Of its
AFFAIRS
The income Of the company for the year ending Fcbru
airy 2th from tolh and rents, has Amounted The
Of e5o6 S37 e3 being advance Of go Sis 80 upon the
income Of the previous rear. There has also been
osived for premium on preferred stock sold during the
past year the Of ssl5s IS Tho expenses for opc
rating the canal including repairs to the canal and ~
works. during the year, have amounted 10 sum OF
sisT oss Inc results Of the years business extremely
gratifying for while much has been done i've
creased capacity 70 the canal and provide for ie growing
business the net earnings have been sun pay TIE
The bonded debt, the usual dyidsnd ,e
preferred stock, and ~ share upon the common
soldA,ed stock being equal 10 about per cent per
upon w present market value Al the time when che
further supplement- 10 The charter Of the company
Obtained In fes9 the estimate of the Superintendent and
Epsinesr Of the financial wants Of the company nclud
lng the amount required W make the conten piaef n-
provemenu 70 The canal and Ne works, vss 81 .9o,0cn
mat Law auth orzed the company 10 81 IT'S 90 o.
preferred stock This sock has al been issued and There
has been realized from The sum Of u, lb6,ota
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point Of financial honor, ss Mississippi, they win
decree the mvalidity Of the farm mortgages; in
which case no sane man viii hereafter trust any
public body, county, city, town, company or indi
viduai in Wisconsin.
The following shows the condition Of the banks
of the four leading cities Of the Union, according
to the latest weekly statements at hand
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ssics OF eco 100 bbs AZ IS rs ~ 20. southern
sSr s army he'd. and IN god s'TsSs G% me
within the above range Of prices Rye -four vas
sieady At quotations., with sales OF 57s eels
Al unchanged prices Wheat was heavy and nominal.
included IN the saes 200 bushels white California,
she Wcbssn AZ Al m ssa III 40 FOR red long Island
ccrn WIS unchanged, while the demand Was fair, with
sales Of a4foo busbes, incluains wesern mixed part
yellow ct SIC sac and southern white At sec $50
Barley vas steady, with sales Of loo bushes II
in good demand with saies 5000 bushels including
Western and Canadian, Of axe 43c and state al s3c.
CONN SALES Of as BAGS OF Nsrscaibo were made q,
lshc Rio Was quiet and inactive, In view 81 the auction
sale soon 70 come ca.
CorTos--There doing the sales 10 day having
reached 0t0 bales making within the two days, sales
up 10 2teo bates Fine qualities Of middnns and upland
rather drmer while the lower grades were heavy
and unchanged. We quote middling upands al lliSe-
al1kc
TRH.--Dry cod continued arm, and good 10 prime qua
hues we're higher. We quote Bank 81 30 ~ IS, and
5000 coo quintais Msckcrei wero 10 spccaaiive re
quest snd % ~ active OF eli ai7 Is for No with free
sales during the past day tvo, and sl7 so asked
Nos sna 20, we're scarce and nominal Herring we're
Kncsrs-Tnreemsne were quite limited and prices
.cs 100 bbs lard a p l., and 100 sercss bcef, BY
steamer ri 4s 3D. Rates 10 London we're seady and
ohsnsed, Win lN'i %, dong :, a.
Hcrs Of 20 bale. nsso, YER. made ., 70 i9c
ipoS-SAes Of 80 tons SCOTCH pig made II ~ so
per ton.
11Ss Tho martes was ie~ buoysnt, With tendency
towards easier ra,ss me sales embraced IN day or
tvo past about 800 coo bbls 81 7sc cash, fcr com
mon, with srnall ou lump Rockiand DO. II 81
hoiAssn- Of I'D hhds. Nuevisss we're made
n s6c.
Naval srors were unchanged. while sales we're unim-
portsrt.
ons -Iinseed In good demand and prices ssesdy.
Free sales have been made within day two ii COG
Sic With sales Of scne rs o<o gallons, part for ~ louis
Crude vhsle-Sales OF 5000 bbls- al Nev Bedford al
Nc t2kc, and sales 600 do crude sperm, Tor the
week, chiefly for export, 81 u 90, cash.
PRofEIoss Pork The market Vas more buoyant,
~bDe sales embraced about 700 500 bbs including
ness, Msl1 do attl7 So and new prime ft ls<
sf ~ Included in the sales vere 500 bbs mes, De
nversbe N June, at buyers' option, reported a. us 70
beef vss hfmly held, with sales Of 275 bbs including
country mess, At % . 90 r.pected mess Ssea SO 20,
moderate senssd win psJet Of 100 tsrc<s hda .1:rs
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Win LEss 81 tnisgs opnsd red unless p2res are pecu
hviy fortunate In proof OF TINS assertion, only
ssss Maj former residents invariably by express
and declare 70 be the cheapest well the expe
ditio0s manner
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The stock market opened duh and heavy this
morning, but recovered tone as the call progressed,
and closed in the morning. quite firmly. In the
afternoon prices were considerably higher, and
the market closed firm, with an active demand for
Western shares. Central was in demand throughout
the day at 1884, and closed 7s bid against 7 yester
day. Galena was done a. low as 81 at one period,
but rallied, and sold up to s3 being held at that at
the close. There is no reason TO expect that the
value Of the stock viii be diminished by the SQUAD
bles Of the President with his neighbors Rock
Island advanced per cent. Toledo was better, and
so were the other railway shares Panama was
steady, but large differences were paid for sellers
options. Pacific Mail was lower. State stocks were
generally steady. The market looked this after
noon as though 1t might advance. The follow
ing were the closing quotations Of the day.
Virginia 6s, 92& q 1; Missouri 6's, $50 o 4; Can
ton Company, 2ll 4; Cumberland Coal, prefer
red, IL a Is; Pacific Mail, lO4i los; New York
Central, 7sl q; Erie, le} 4; Hudson River, Il Q
i; Harlem, Ia Z; Harlem preferred, 37i a a;
Reading, AZ Z; Michigan Central, 47l IS; Michi
gan Southern and Northern Indiana, lit I; Mich
igan Southern and Northern Indiana guaranteed
% 1; Panama, l44l las; Illinois Central, SO I;
Galena and Chicago, So 4; Cleveland and Toledo,
2si 1; Chicago and Rock Island, 65lal.
The business Of the Sub.Treasury Was as follows
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MICH COWS.
The market remains quiet and without particular Ate
ration In prices. The buyers nw in market are NOV.
ing In want OF good young cow from four 70 seven
while older and more undesirable cows remain in the
same condition. regards the inactivity for them which
has oharaeterized the market for 70 long time,
mentioned In our last report Young heiers also slow
OF SALE and seldom bring more than $50 per head with
calves At their sides The offerings in the yards day
sow sale Il purchasers own prices Which were merely
nominal The total receipts 1t all the yaros for the week
and last week were q follows
WssA's fsrd BroO.i"s's Camer'ia's oBren'a
Lax s wssE..M 10 81 g
the market for veal calves which has been inactive and
dropping for two or three weeks pest and the continued
chsracerised The market Tor some time past under which
prices have receded fully lc per ID tho average and
nearly that amount all around. The market was very
price, though The rates obtained were merely nominal,
especially for the inferior kinds which barely sae
H ony mocs.s &C. FOR se nsss 70 ssooTs,
the dsastrous effects Of the rush which has been adc
bring forward all the calves without respect 70 age, In
order TO forward the more profitable business d milk sell
The total receipts At all the yards for the week and last
wasAs.e.sn Bro'-,,n0'- cAnmssr'in's oBrien,.
Last wsek..l,Oi7 81 81 az
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The mar ke continues 70 be characterized by steady
fair demand from the trade and previous prices sup
ported. The offerings 10 fair extent and Of fair
average quality, and all descriptions, from coumon 70
prime. are readily taken at quotations. which for
fancy sheep some what below the quotabe Of
la,t Wednesday sales have been effected through the
week nearly ~ fest - the supplies In that there
were but comparatively few offered for sAe yesterday
Ihe market was buoyant throughout, and holders
very firm. All the offerings taken, and The yards
were early cleared out Al all the yards the total
ee'p's for the week and Las. week we're q follovs
This week. IL 3l9 2,T4 In lin
IAa week.. 100 l,s7 lisa l,xS
Are In more plentiful supply and prices somewhat
lower there in the ards 32s head, which
mostly sold at prices ranging from 64c 70 6c per h.
for fed, ~ 10 quality. The offerings Of . fair
average qualify, and holders found difficulty in dz
posing Of their supplies At our quotations.
RHCAPITrLArfor. Dbl.
The total receipts OF all stock at All the yards for The
week and last week Is folowE-
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CLEARED
Steamship ssr Of the West, Nc0ovan Bsvsas and New
sssnship csssspeats, crow,i ssvsnn.b-u B Cromwell
s.samshrp Nashville Murray chsresioaspocord rnestos
AGO.
ship s.seho r.rrs. crisplr, Boson-cary AGO
Brig Coranest Jensen, Port su Prince
H.is 3 Rsion, dIlisy csrdsn..-w.,.h o.rvN cA...
Brts BID lBr) Cro~eh st John, EB-2ogers Rich
sesr RoByss lIrl o Bryan, Bsfas-H o Dsnovsn-
seM 1 4 johnson kiis Perss,os-Po-t a smith
sehr VIDE word bnrns savsnhsh-n murray.
sssr Gator. suesnsy. wnmss son-F seh,ss.ias.r
seAr Geo Harris, Dassy, Wilmington, Nc-Dolnsr Poaer
schr yons Cone neBsBey Phlsdeiphia--J Hand
Scar J ". fauihiin. Bo~ou-naser.
ssss ris Ssssr ss.s ys.r "a s..c
ssssmsr ssssA Jss 90, "A, rh,. ss:
asansAp hhhsma schsnck. savannah -hh sdss and p~s
-. .s, nsrSs Ye.;sr .c csresos VI. s.. - 49,
sers 70 sposord rHesfsr . %
and cI rs A@i Hs Win . sl
& sss. curing ihs passage Tooss po' from boa Moss
Brs SerA.sn iisht Or, E.d.ls Sydney Oh u d.ys with
Brs Desmast. Hsi.isd Calais. 10 days. with lumber 70
Sra Judge whitman. rrssey, Calais day. with lumber.
sssI SasisR ts2; Dor-su, windsor. Ms, s.,. with
sehr 5udss rsnpsy. eirore. Frrninn, .day.
sss o,s s.s h sssS.. h ssSs 70 %, sISr
scbr Bangor Huteh'rs, Ron6ou, for Boston.
scsr Cortn, Than Marcy. Rondoui for -.
sIsaner Pssrss Bsssr frovsdsncs
ship Village Bspe from -hh srrv~d
on Monday, ccusrped 70 CFsHG schmidt Ono, before
rsporisdh
BELOW.
ship ymsrr.n suhh, oreshon. from Liverpool nsrehs
by piloi boai Edmund Blunt
Sailed
ssanship SsshvTe, GARRISON
Wind durtns The tay NE fr~sh
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Increase n $780,. ,7s6 Doc In 1880 $3.50
The average Of dividends this year is little less
than A per cent on the whole amount Of capital
falling of from the average Of May, 1859.
The following is the general statement Of the
Morris Canal and Banking Company, February 20
1885,
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s27s9o,o32 So, and the balances
81, 990,4s5 "a.
The following dividends have been declared
The Nassau Rank, n semi-annual dividend of three
and half per cent, payable on the 10th inst the
Brooklyn Central Railroad Company, quarterly
dyiG end OF two per cent; the American Bank Of
Providence, r. l., a semiannual dividend Of three
and half per cent, payable on demand.
The following are the Hudson River Railroad
earnings for April:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
CITY COMMERCIAL RE FORT.

WbNHDAY, Nay ID =. NJ.
Asms--The market WAS unchanged, while sales
limited at sc for pots, and pearls II 5,sc
BKyApertYYs --fiour--fhc market exhibited some re
action, and state and Western brands In better de
nand and al rather nrmer prices The sales embraced
about 1900 10000 bbs, ciosns within the following