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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31
Sudden Rise and Fall of the waters Of
Lake Michigan.

Frcm the Chicsgo Tribune, Nay Is
One Of those singular OSCILLATIONS in the lakes
which have been observef Occasionally from The
time OF the explorations Of the Jesuit fathers
was witnessed yesterday In Lake Michigan variety
of signs. such as the MIRAGE Of the distant shore
unusual depression Of the barometer, and a sudden
Tkc Of the temperature from a COOL braclng air 70
s1liry heat, indicated On unusual commoion in the
atmoe phcTc elements. About eleven O'Clock A. NJ
when attention first called 10 the Phenomenon
The waters OF the lake had about thirty one inches
above the ordinary level and In the o. half en-
hour they again rcceded the whole day they
continued 10 cbb and flow, at intervals Of fifteen or
twenty minutes, and the current between the outer
end inner break~ater, near the Illinois Central
Round iiouse great al times that ros.
extreme variation between high ard low water was
Lesrly three feet. The wind all day was on shore
from the southwcst) the effect Of which vas 10 keep
down the waters instead OF acsumulstnv them al this
Iont. About eight O'Clock In the evening veered sud.
denly 10 the north ~es and blew violent gale acconpa
Lied by vivid electrical displays This morning onday)
VIC hear CT tegraphic lines prosraed OF persons klsi
by lightning, &c while the lake, although agitates ex
bibs hone OF the pulsations OF yesterday In "Fster
ard Whueys Report on the Geology OF lake Scperor''
the phenomena Of these fluctuations deliberately de
cused ard Ter the ost part they found be the
prem, milton of an approaching gale sudden change
o. the atmospheric pressure over large body OF water
would perpendicular rise fall 10 the Ia amer OF
greater than the mere weight itself viii n would
propagate themselves In series OF undula from the
centre OF disturbance Those undulaons result from an
unusual disturbance OF the a,o pierre Occurring around
he mar Gin OF storm, and ice effects pe ceiyei be-
ore tie storm actually breaks.
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PersonaI InteiItcence,

General Garsnd Of the United States Army is stopping
at the New York Hotel
Captain Granger, Of the United States army: C. Green
Isnd Christy, Of 81. louis J. f. Aiken, OF Chicago
and Il p Oiliz OF Chile are stopping at the Mcopotsn
Hotel
J. Ieduc Of Chicago; G. O. Waite OF Hartford; Mr. Nv
ard wife, Of Springfield; J. G Cruger Of Rel aooi
aud q Dxwel Of Boston stopping ct the Be yoop,
House
j. Nc Rust ay, of the United states Army; D. G Winter
Of England; Collins and T.. Kirby and family OF 81
louis; J. 7. Babcocs, o. Chicago; y Twoedy aad @
Hunting OF Danbury; j. Read and b wIlett of New
York, are stopping AZ the Albemnlc Hotel
Hon t. W. LeAven Sorth, OF Esra,use, Captain Billings
and vito. % Massachusetts; &. Tutnoull of B,sto3.
+. T.. Ross, 81 Auburn; A. a ngnap ana r. wils,n o,
Albany =. Vinion. % Washington n. Pearson aoa
W. Y. Leech 81 Fhsde phia and a. Tro gorsge q. Nes
hav,p, arc stopping at the s. Nicholas Hotel
Zen 3 X ucKinscly sod n Deals OF Reading, pa:
nr Tctey, 81 Pfovictnoc Capt r. s Rae o. IVES,
Foht; T. hnfen, Of Provi crcs. Col =. r Mo-.
gan, CT New Jersey; !. lyon, az Boston; J.
iDyler, Ut Boro; II Wells OF North Adams.
~ y WEIGH ~ L1ckvil.e n Goodyear, OF New
Haytr, snd Captain ". G. N swift ~ New Bedford, are
stopping NJ the Ast'r House.
W. GELvenLorel and w. &. Tempiel m o. New Orleans
berry Hoyt, OF View Jersey VI. Mack, OF Cincinnati;
Leighton, of Kentucky =. Woodward, Of Vermont.
y rNt ne ~ Louder " Croker, o. HuyauSee, Il
w. HF q Albany, ~. fessendea, q. Colby, Jtha
Chandler sad " q and E T. Rico, a. BostUl; W lsss
ustn md wift q lnila iephii. aid W. Eeynald8, o.
Meads u1 aLGSl-Is.s I n 10 ! - :. : lsAle nlLlL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31

One of the most important branches u the Cnissd
States government in this city the Sob TreHury Do.
paytment Mr.. John J. Csco, its chief adm nisratve
ocer, recently sent In his resignation 70 the President.
In 1853 Mr. Pierce appointed him to his present RESPONSE
BILE position, whicn, unsousht BY him, be was induced
70 accept from considerations OF public benefit. When
Nr, Buchanan Was elected Mr.. CISCO promptly rendered
his resignation but, In obedience very urgent soil.
Citations he consented to discharge the duties OF the
office for another term On the 6sh OF March iass Mr.
Lncon having been elevated to the Presidential. chair,
and administration assumed CONTROL no forward
cd letter to the President containing his resignation.
In this he was actuated not more by Eense OF duty
than by sincere desire 70 be relieved from the care
and responsibilities Of office which srsneacts about
tenhs OF the financial business OF the government
The esident and the secretary Of the Treasury, how.
ever exceedingly reluctant TO dispense with ths
services OF gentleman in whose integrity and capaasy
the entire community has implicit coahdense. Thsy
urged him strongly to remain In Office whsh hs hR9
80 honoably filled for the last eight years. TO tse
solicitations Mr. Cisco has yielded no has nay con.
sented to withdraw his resignation Shich fact Gas tecn
communicated 10 the President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31

Mrs CARROT PARIS CoNcEKr.-This highly IN
Tented and popular vocalist gave her grand coz
cert before q full and enthusiastic audience
at Dodworthls Saloon, last evening. Mas Patti
was assisted by Madame Amsa strskosch, slgnor
BrisnoB, Etore Bari and George Vim. Warren Her ap.
rearance the signal for burst Of applause which
renewed with flesh warmth after her singing q tho
"Dolcro from the "sicilian ycspors,' which Afforded
fine scope for ihat brilliant execution which his made
her unrivaed as concert singer. she loudly on.
cored, and also 10 the polacca from the "Puritsn
which followed BIigno In excellent voice, aud
twice encorcd lie sarg two OF hts favore romances in
his best and dapayed his powers to great sd.
vantege in quartctte from "Mariha +" The concert
great artstcally, and Judge IL 10 have
been the same ptcunirily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31

quotations maintained wish discuny. White wheat 10
ninsl; beef firm with . good demand po'k quiet in1
steady bacon rather easier, but quotations rem 10
unchanged; lard heavy; cheese o. 49, on the
week owing 70 largo arrivals; talow quiet add partially
declined: butchers' p quoted at So. s54s. Cd
The brokers' circular quotes aahes at sos for potts. and
ass. 3es for peaS The excitement in rosin had sub
sided, and the market steady for common, which
closed at 7s There was, however, good de rand for
medium at 7s. Cd. las. Spirits turpentne steady at
46s a49s closing quiet 1t Ats. Sugar heavy at de-
cline OF Sd. 3d. Coffee quiet. Rice opened firm but
closed heavy buyers demanding reduction Carolina s
quoted at 24s. Quercron bark-Philadephia, 12s Cd
Baltimore, 9s. I'd. Fish oils quiet and steady Lnseed
oils, 7os I'd.
LONDON MARKETS.
Barring Brothers quote breadstuns firm ut the extreme
rates Iron ouil at IS fb 2s Cd. Sugar heavy, and
declined 3D. Tea meets with but little inquiry and rates
are weak COMMON congo, Is Spirits turpentine firm,
but quieter, at 5s Rough turpentne, 13s Talow dull
at SIS. Coffee buoyant Rice quiet Indgo-The sa'es
closed at an advance Of Sd. I'd Fish oils-Saes
important Linseed oil slightly declined and quoted at
2es. Cd. q 29s. Cd.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening" May is, 1861
The sales OF cotton to day reached 10000 bales OF
which 1000 taken by spectators and exporters
market closed quiet Brea istufs quiet. Corn closed
with declining tendency, but actual change In raes
LONDON Saturday Evening
CoDsos closed to-day at Of u a9lAs for money, and
9lL 917s for account Illinois Central shares sold at
s4sl a a7,f discount; Erie shares, 2iA a2aH.
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Cour, Of oyer and Termin,r
Before Hon. Judge Alec.

TtTWIt WNUFW HIIFUt
way 81 An application male for the ,siponc
mont OF the trial Of John Jacman ehuscl with the h1
nicidc or STEPHEN Goodwin.
The District Attorney sad he coud not censept 10 a
rcsporemtnt The witnesses FOR the prosecution were
Br tsh subjects and the English Consul hag already de-
p pdtd their release from the House OF Detention The
trial ps set dow for Wednesday
An application wal made for the discharge OF nuure
gan charged with the murder of Hodley The pris
being couared long period without being brought to
trial Decision rcserye1.
Mr.. Brady ntIt atsd that be prepared proceed
with the trial n JeTIos charged win The murder Il
Walton and Nsihcws
Tie District Attorney wss not Treparei
gfe tri4i &c Wniam Nastc'n, Us4lor Msetsr aud bis
dsplv. era sd win 'xtoftrr efd fee Va Ie: toxD
icr NttDtftsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The Roanoke now getting quite warlike Appearance
she having received almost all her guns board and
they peep confpicuousy out from her portfolios. The
Savannah, which moored alongside the long dock,
has received additional gang Of on board aud
yesterday began 10 receive her guns which win consist
OF twenty four IN number The Cuyer and Daylight will
not leave until Monday Tuesday The vandalia has
received orders TO be 10 readiness for departure about the
samc time No Lew work has as yet been commenced At
the yard.
month. The master blacksmith and laborer will
be both changed on the LIT OF June.
The Beard OF Ergreers Board OF 0ncers appointed
TO examine Candidates for Office In the yard are busy
employ ed every day.
AS the diner cnt vessels being lifted and pre-
cd for visers avail themselves OF the
opportunity OF seeing In It's recumbent state and
daily hundreds Of ladies may be ~ the yard curious
y Inspecting the big guns ard other weapons which are
shortly to be the OF destruction aunhia.on
10 mnny with whom they are acquainted aad, perhaps
whom they love. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PIuADEIPHA, May 90, 1851.
Socks steady Pennsylvania State SIS, 7s,s; Reading
So Pennsy lvania Railroad 36s Sight exchange on New
York at par a Ito per cent discount.
Nsw ORLEANS, May so, 1851.
Cottop-sales day 900 bales loo y all c for mid
ding Flour 50 50a9 rs. Corn 49, assoc.
PHILADELPHIA, May 80, 1851.
Flour unchanged, and market quiet Wheat steady at
% S 1877 rss 81 ss Mh 81 Sr dull Tnss
tic.
Albany Nay 80, 1861.
Flour moderately active and demand for more extra
grades Corn meal. 81 81 IL for 100 lbs. Wheat dull
Rye CSC saes 1000 bushels. Corn better-a6c. for
Western mixed, aoat sales 20 COO bushels shipments
Of by tons o-nght large oats-3lc. for Canada
East a2c for Chicago and 3sc for State: sales 900
spring; csc for Canada West sslei 5000 bushels Re-
ceved by Central Railroad for Boston aud the East so
for New York ss7a bbis flour, I5a do Whisky, oS ds
pork 925 sacks malt and y kegs provisions shppedby
lows 70 New YORK NAY s l67 100 bushels corn, $4,000
BUFFALO, Nay 30, 1861
Flour dun and unchanged. Wheat extremely quiet
fales 600 bushels Milwaukee club At 9ec. Corn dull
sales GOO bushels in lots at 35c Whsskey nominal
lslsc. Corn l3c and wheat 14c. TO New York. In
ports-16 900 bbs -four, "a oco bushels wheat 1000
bufhels EXPORTS 0C0 bbls -four 1872 600 bushels
wheat, So COO bushels and 81 900 bushels oats
BUFFALO, May 3O-l p. NJ
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat and other grains
firm at l2c I3c on wheat and corn TO New York I'm.
porslo COO barrels -four, 20 600 bushels wheat Canal
expore2 O barrels -FOUR Is 600 bushels wheat AZ 900
bushels corn IL GOO bushels oats.
0swEco May 80, 1861.
Flour dull, but steady. Wheat duh and unchanged
sales 600 bushels No Chicago sprng at 971sc Corn
scarce and firm; sales 2ot0 bushels Indian at 4oc
Other grains nominal. Canal freights dull-F1our, 3sc ;
wheat, Sc corn, 7c,, 10 New York Canal exports
2,s6o barrels -four, 400 bushels wheat 600 bushels
corn, 100 bushels oats, ,0c0 bushels rye
CHICAGO, May 30, 1861.
Flour duh and unchanged. Wheat In limited request,
and &C. Sc. lower sic. t2c for No. In store Corn
1c lower &c CSC. board. Receipts eco barrels
four So COO bushels wheat lilo 600 bushels corn Ship.
ments-5 0C0 bbs -four 90 0o0 buahes wheat os 900 do
corn. Exchange New York per discount on gold
Ia per cent premium for Ohio and Indiana curreucy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31

PLOTS OF TIE sECEssl0NlsTs IN KEN.
rUtKY.

WAsnScrOS, nay ~, lSol.
distinguished citizen Of Kentucky, just arrived,
states that the day he eft Louisville Intelligence ha1
bean received there that movement foot By the
seoessioniss Of Nashville 70 force Kentucky into at
tude Of bcey towards the North, and compel her 20
take up arms for the South One Of their moves to
seize and hold the Nashville and Louisville Railroad Hs
rays he has doubt they win attempt it, and that there
large number Of people tn Kentucky who would not
raise their hands against IL. He rays the general i'm
preston is that Governor Msgon 10 secretly work.
into the hands of the rebels He gays that Gen. pix
had notified the ,sssionsts that he intended 10 move
in the direction Of Cairo In few Gay with large force
II s not believed however, that Gen. Pillow vii at.
tempt anything Of the kind They have had ieh stories
for the last three weeks Cairo 10 ., ihs present time
considered by military men a. almost impregnsbe.
They have been IN hopes that Gen. Pillow would send al
the force he could start They believe themselves able
resist all cOrnere
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FRANCE.

During debate in the senate, the petition 70 ex
tend the french occupation OF Syria Mons. Bslant ex
planned tina, France would evacuae Syria the 5th Of
June, and # evil results ensued the respons bry win
rcst those who demand the withdrawal
france will leave six vessels TO cruise OF Beyrout ard
Fnglsh and Russian ships viii concert with them
MAY is Paris Repies closed AZ cor 4o,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31

MAnAMK ANNA BEHor's Drawing Room Concerts con.
nuc the most delightful resort for the lovers Of music
and genteel in the city TO the really great
musical wonder in Willie Barnesmore Pape abe has added
another prodigy in the musical way, In the person Of lit
tic Miss Matilda Tocdt remarkable violinist Maiame
Bishop gives grand matinee on Saturday at two o'clock
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Arrivals and Drpartures.

HAyAvA-steamship Bicnviie-F Macss, Con'rsrss.
Erw,aliLs. kehler, Harper, Mar IN. Hs-rsl, Nr
Rohbs and 70 nily, 1evid ~ Kesing kc3enuy Mrs
rchnei( Lr dsuebtsr, Oesierink, kbsds Aba
DE- Ieonsd rewrrr ne bscaion, dauehr aud servant;
Iuervo, g A Audrsoe fusitz taptn1 Lfvt. Mr. Nc
EesIn puins Geo ihssns rho. kcssorvi, Borroch 8
N,dsud JAlO fazsrac talar. CsrTalha Mr. NuKsrd
and rfd Mlno Ros Mr. Linton, Mi'cA,l John
Csdse Nr Bowman gr hsziore, Sarah Hsddsn Caths-
iine Nslley = luier
DEPARTURES
Eorc KonG kSp fHAHeuAr--r ark Athena WIN c1r-
psner 81 Auhufp, Y, Cni'ed stars sons IL zoo 1,ho
thha wDne MArgum, n. and wife, OF No III Carolina.
United tscs Consul " Nirepo, China Pcttinse and
wife Of Maine; Frv " ndsr and wife or Not, lnrh,r.
England; Idws 2 vel, Of London ing 3D. Fran
ciiCo Nlctte OF ksnia
Il1nroot-I tee mship Europa from FostonI Ian.on,
VI tsnhorn Miss Kara u surges Rev Frederick Wilson,
w Mulilcp, Mrs Cr'wrin.h'ed w Pie, -, rbomzs
Ct9ritort wafer Fear, Geo Bass, MIS- kcsoafn, Y
sIsnier s Lay Ton no,on h,ss Bond ard servsnt Cam
brdse; Mrs Getting master 10 Getting Eest1n; MS
" 5uy aud son, ETs ca susita and lnisn, Chssea q
lhbee, Salem; a HuWrr. Mrs eumrii sprrsasd; Thos
Nav ~ VI hode leland Henry Cierk, Wise isset Geo
ptrque en- srer Usrry usrgood. William Nose, New
ok. IAwson. Chcpro; Pratt and family, Mobile;
Thomas Porers WIFE, child and uurse View Jsans Niss
frsnes ~ 20 Halifax yrs SABINE ror'hsseri Wee
Il SseRfE pusiel6 EIt ftnke. New l5fki - art Mrs
I&rl ~, MIS- Ma1ran. T9iel. ~
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BRAZIL.

Rio Janiero dates to the 25th ult have beon re.
ceved Coffee Ia quoted follows Good frsts 500
1850.
The shipment since Last steamer was 81 900 bags: the
stock In port TAI 600 bags.
Exchange on London 26is 26's.
kossuth had arrived al Tarin.
Kappa had gore TO Garihald and returns 70 meet
Kosputh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31

ST. JOHN, N. B., May 80, 1861.
Prince Alfred arrived here last night at midnight
received by the Governor and suite and civic au
thorities. There large torchnght procession by
the fire companies In uniform.
The Prince has been driving .abcut the city and out.
skirts 70 day He leaves tomorrow morning for Frede
rickton and IL is supposed he viii proceed to Quebec
by the St. John and the lakes the River de Loup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31
FLAG RAISING AT BETHLEHEM, IA.

very interesting ceremony took place at the Young
ladies' Seminary NJ this place this morning Three
tonal flags were raised on the principal buildings Mr..
Van khk one Of the professors, made patriotic speech
and the pupils who gathered upon the roof Of the
seminary amid loud cheers, raised the Star spangled
Banner. Nearly two hundred young ladies Joined sing
ing national airs After the ceremonies the pupils with
flags and banners, paraded the town
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31
The Election In Ohtn.

CLEVELAND, Nay 30 1851.
Returns of Tuesdays Congressional elections are
meagre but Richard A. Harrison, conservative repub-
can, 10 elected to fill Mr.. Corwins vacancy by small
majority over harlan, radical republican.
Samuel Worcester chosen in the place o. Sherman
by majority OF about 1000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31
Dispatches for Europe.

Tuesday for Galway, will stop a. St Johus Eewround
land to receive the Newfoundland malls Any tslcrsphc
dispatches left with George soker, No 1l5 Broadway
before five r. NJ 10 day, win be forwarded by this
sfa
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harness.
Sam Mclaughlin entered br. m. Widow Mac-es Il
H. Jones entered b. g. Putnam. q
II. Woodruff entered Frank Temple. .......2 8 8
Time: 2:34-235 H-2:361S
The above very satisfactory tsot 70 I'll parties
concerned particularly to the spectators who left tho
ground at the close Of the highly pleased with what
they had witnessed and what they ever willing u
patronize-wM or war-a trot on the square, The
attendance was good the track In splendid condition. the
atmosphere bamy and the landscape wherever The eye
turned delicious Punctual to the moment The judges
took their places In the stand, and called for the horses
to parade themselves for action, and in few moments
afterwards they were moving up the track for the START
Approaching the stand however, Horace Jones shook his
head at the judges meaning that he did no. want them
to say :" go at that particular moment bat they did
not heed the gentlemans shake Of the head the word
given, and away went the horses, Frank Temple
leading, Wicow NacYee second, Putnam up s1d all
abroad Before Frank had shed tho hackre.ch the
Widow gave him the sack = and went on Ter way re-
oicing She trotted very easily apparently around the
lower turn and up the homestrctch winning the healthy
a couple OF erRths in 23i. Frank bea. Patnan homo
about neck Widow Macree the subss lasnt hea.s
in hand, never being headed 10 either OF fbsm Horace
and Hiram took crack Ct each ether in the third beat
but, with the exception Of spokes knocked Of
Hiram's sulky, there was nobody hurt" re. them
swap and crack next time.
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THE OHIO TELEGRAPH LINES.

CINCINNATI, May 30, 1861.
N. Anson stager has been appointed Superintendent
for military purposes Of all the telegraph nes within the
department of the Ohio very complete system has been
devised for the Of the telegraph for military opera
tions and placed at the dispceal OF Mcclellan
number of prominent and experienced teegsphers,
operating with Mr. Stagcr TO render II of the utmost
poes blc efficiency for any service
The garrison at Newport barracks firing minute
guns in nemory OF Colonel Els worth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31
A MASSACHUSETTS, OFFICER DEGRADED
FOR SEDITION.

D0SIoN, 20, IocI.
Adutant General Schouer presided the coar. Of
officers convened at Fort Warren yesterday for the trial
OF John Abbott, better known Long John Abbott,
Second Lieutenant Of Company Twelfth Massachusetts,
regiment charged with using sedtious language against
the government Lieutenant Abbott was convicted de-
prived his unifor and drummed OF the reg nen
Rev. Hosea Ballou, President Of Tufts College, died
yesterday
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THE MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The bullion ia the Bank or England has decreased
Gao GOO since the last weekly return The rates have
been advanced 10 per cent Consols closed at OF
81 for N oney, and Oh. AL for account
AMERICANS
Bsrirg Bros quote American securities hrmer with an
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CHICAGO, May 80, 1851.
Up to last night it thought that Senator Douglas
getting better. Since then he has been gradually
sinking and fears entertained by his friends and ply
sicians that he win not 1--we through the night.
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Money Matters Mt Chicago.


The Bank Commissioners have made q call for addition
al securities fifty two banks having circulation Of
eco secured by 81 300 600 OF Northern 900
Of border State and $500 coo Of seeded State stocks
The call gives the banks till the let Of June to make up
the deficit
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coTTos MARKET.

The Rales Of cotton for the week foot up AZ 900 baca
n which tpecuators took 300 bales and exporters
10000 bales The market closed dul AZ decline OF =
on the lower qualities and al on the nddlng. Toere
was pressure 10 sell nj the The sales yester
Gsy triday) .hed 10 Geo bAles of whch 900 bales
were taken 50 -cnlaon and for export The markel
csed quiet and saadeF a. the following authorized QUO.
falte