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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

The merchants who have done business with
THOMAS MURPHY the Union candidate for Senator in
fne Seventh Senatorial District have published the fol-
loving card TO the voters Of +he upper Wards OF The
city This paper tells its story The slgncrs rep
resent all parties:
The undersigned most cordially recommend TnouAs
, 1865-02-21

T,EMRKR-Rece,ni; ,40to Iumeer and 29o,41
shtn8ts; shipped 55p11 lumber. ssl coo -AAingia'.
ana 9l.a ath; There Is change II tho market
Ths1t fa!r inquiry ann she market II steady ~
, 1865-02-21
= CA1Ro, Jan- 80, 1865.
]. johnson, Etq.. Agent l, G. r R.:
Proclamation by Gen. Lee.
' HEADQUARTERS AEMY or

GENERAL 0RDEgs, No. 2.-1n entering upon
the campaign about to open, the Gcneral-fn-
Chief feel assured that the soldiers who have
80 long and 20 nobly borne the hardships and
dangers of the war require no exhortatton to
respond to the calls Of honorand duty. With
the liberty transmitted By their forefathers
tLey.haye inherited the spirit to defend It..
The choice between war and abiect s1bmls-
sion is before them. TO euch a proposal,
brave men with arms In their hands can have
but one answer. They cannot barter man.
hood for peace, nor the right Of selEgoyern-
ment for life or property.
But Justice to themselves requires Steiner
animndvereion to those who have abandoned
their comrades In the hour Of peeil. 4 last
opportunity is offered them to wipe ont the
disgrace and escape the punfshment Of their
crimes. By authority OF the President Of the
Confederate States, a pardon is announced to
such desertcrs and men Improperly absent as
shall return to the commands to which they
belong within the shortest possible time, not
exceeding twenty days from the publication
Of this order, at the headquarters Of the de-
paEtment IN which they may be.
tion Of communication, may report within
the time specified t, the nearest enrolling Of
f1cer on duty, to be forwarded as soon ~ prae-
ticAble and upon presenting certftfca tcs from
such officer, showing compliance with this re-
quest, will receive the pardon hereby offered.
lAO6c VINO nave Qe5lTLeu 10 Tue Seff1Ee Vi LIE
enemy, or who hare deserted after having
been once pardohed for the same offence,
and those who shall desert or absent them
eelyes without antAorlty, after the publlca-
ton Of this order, shall be excluded from It's
benefits. Nor does the offer Of pardon ex-
tend to other offences than desertIon and ab-
seuce without permission.
By the same authority 1t is also declared
that no general amnesty will again be gran
ted, and those who refuse to accept the par
don now offered, or who shall hereafter de-
scrt OF absant themselves without leave, shall
suffer sncA punishment as the courts may i'm
pose, and no application for clcmency Will be
enter tanned.
Taking new resolution from the fate which
our enemies intend for US, let every man de-
vote all his enetg1es 10 the common defense.
{ Our resources, ft1y and vigorously en-
ployed, are ample, and with brave armies sns
fAined by determined and united people,
success, with Gods assistance, cannot be
doubtful. The advantage OF the enemy WILL
have but little v1lue Il We do not permit
them to impair our resolution. Let Us then
oppose CONF fancy to adversely. forhtude to
suffering, and courage to danger, With the
firm aesurapcc that he who gave freedom to
our fathers will bless the efforts Of their chill
r. E. LEE, General.
, 1865-02-21
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

MnSnAT EVKIExa, Feb. "a, 1861.
BEEF cArT1E-1he receipts BY tho Boari Of
Trade report to-day was GSu head shipments, SsB.
Tie market to-day extremely dull, nut few good
cattle being offered, and tho trade chiefly con-
1nel 10 butcher lots. Government contractors are
picking up fsw lots, but there we're fsw In the mar
kct up 10 their grade. Until the roads East are
tirely clear, there will not be an active deuand-
some few ots Of ordinary ca1e have been bought for
shipment down the Mississippi
There Was no material change in prices fror, sasur
days quotations, and with light supply there HeEe
bat few cattle len over but tho feeling OF the market
was decidedly weak.
The sales ye.terdsy and today foot up some 500
heae, at hom $780, for sca1lnwags. to ss, for good
steers.
Gregory Co. sold, at shc.1nans Jar, two very tse
oxen to F. 6ch-rbe. They were brought In by C. B.
Palmer and were fed By J. T. Bullock, st TonIca L.
Sale county, H. They weighed 2.s'3 pounds each.
Thu sats since Saturday the several yasAs, ,wczn:
P11Tzpu1a AND FoEr wArzn TAHDs.
George Adams sold Gordon 81 head good steers,
bazts "a Wynsn si heaa steers, averaging 1,sas
5s1.lss S so1a zs1sler = head common stock.
~ d aeaH ssSs
I'D SsstafSa . ~ ssss:. e ~ s1e.rsns 1858
Eink sold Ghi1ts Is head good strezs. svessg.nr
Ieop: d SD chllda 10 head steers. averaging 1867
64E6A4N'H yAHD6.
Gregory Co. sold kaln Is head Steers, averaging
LIE nj, st $s.01.
,.cengss g: solt a!.lsr !: bead poor steers and
J. Adams sold G.sler i3head aous. averaging ss4 Ds
at ki.E2h.
COTTAGE aRov1 TARD.
At'. sold White Is head Cows averaging $40 ~, st
Martin sold su5lzan head medium Steers, ayeraz.
inE 1.tas ~, at $500.
boGgtt kold Bo:and ~ head medium SteeF1 averay.
ing .066 NJ, II $6.E.
HoGs-Tht rec:tp's By the Board Of Trade report
to-day were. 2,1c5; shipments. lso. The market
to-cny rather quier. The demand lately been
mostly for shipping to Baltimore, BY the Ptburg 4ud
Fort Wayne road. The road has been for sou1e daya
badly blocked up, that there IL 1hrgo accumuls-
tion Of hogs At Ptrspurg awaiting trantt ehIpper.
for that point have consequently shout retired tom
the market.
There lot Of 6s1 sti]-fed hogs sold BY Wicker
& Co. to Aexsnde1, for tic New York market, 1t
5000.
The sales ance Saturday at the several yearea foot
mp 10 heAd. At nom S1n3o for light stfed to
31:. Is for smooth extra heavy. Thare are good
many left oreE u7aold.
Tie zaies 1t the diferentV yards were:
, 1865-02-21

Hers the market opened at 202 on the street, and
declined as low As 1es On the Stock Board, at the
morning session, sales were active at A282Rt. and
IN the afternoon at 2oo0sooi. The sales at the
Stock Board, however, were no test Of the state
Of the market, as 1t Is 1argelJ over sold, p" aud
the "shorts" are buying In. ..-.-.
Silver opened at 1aQ, and closed unsettled at 19s
@1ss.
Government Bonds were duiet and shade easier,
With buyers Of t-20s At 10949t10. and sellers at
11o19l11. Ten-Forties were quiet at 10s} buying
and lGs selling.
Cook County Scrip was less active to-day, but
there Il changein rates. The sales ut the open
Ing were at s4@SHs, aud at the close at SIT.
Wednesday next, I'D instant, being Washing
TOMS birthday, the bankers have agreed to close
the banks On that day. We trust business will
generally be suspended throughout the city,
We notice that cn Saturday last the internal
Revenue bill passed the House Of Representatives.
As We expected, Mr. Stevens gold bill was Kicked
out Of the House by rete Of nlnety-s1k against
thfrty-etght. The tar on GALES was also passed.
Hi. Wilson's amendment ta1ing State bank fssues
ten per cent per annnm passed the House by
majority Of one. This will be fought hard In the
senate, and 1t Is doubtful If It Will gel through.
Mr- Motrill's amendment tnxtng them three per
cent for one year, and Elk per cent during the fol-
lowing gear, would probably hare answered every
purpose, and would not have met with so much
opposition.
An amendment was also passed changing the
tax Of II per cent On railroads, shtps, vesse1s,
Hteamboas, &C., from the groee tn the net earnings
when they aro under $500 par annnm, and par
cent on excess Of this amount. We tfuss that this
, 1865-02-21


mar, would not properly represent The inter
cets Of the people ut large. In December,
1eG2, lie was recommended by four memberb
for Colonelcy, but failed to obtain 1t. sed-
don offered him Captaincy, which he refused.
On The 10th Of February, 1864, Mr. Lang
horne ngain ran fo7 Congress in the
came district as before, but was defeated on
the ground that he was reconstruc-
tioEtst."
These tac.s will, think, prove to your
RAIDERS that Mr.. Laoghorne was not ''one Of
Morgan's horse thieves, ready to sell himself
10 the 1liehest bidder but that he has &C
led ns gentleman and b true patriot. Seeing
bofn I efass swore to support the government m hs
had opposed, and il the noble way In which
he has kept that vow, is a striking contrast
to the sneaking traitors who, seeking protec.
tion from the institutions they assail, yilify
and artempt TO destroy him because he has
taken an oath which 1t would be periury fol
them to utter. HARRtE G. G.
, 1865-02-21

ed IN about this wise: Nj. A., say from Cook
county. wants to carry some measure for the
private interests Of some corporation or indi-
yiduals, md be approaches B, and D. from
other counties, who alsonave some private
schemes to et H. a9a @ stsaa ~ asS
nther to the end that the object Is accom-
niished. Therefore, no matter what discus-
sicn of The bearings Of the case may develop,
this combination carries the measure through
an, it becomes law. 1tmay be that one OF
more of these men aro acting, as it were; In
the capacity of attorney or attorneys to SO.
cure tie passage Of measure, for certasn
CORPORATION or company In certain county,
INT ihis makes no difference to the parties
outside Of that county, they are bound, In
rond faith and as security for the success Of
Sheir own affairs, to adhere to tho. comoina.
ton. Taking this view Of the case, it Is not
very hard matter to account for the pas
sage Of an act, even over the GoTernof.s ve-
To- We do not say that this manner Of pro-
ceedipe in our Legislature ls an actual fact,
hut TIE course OF that body, especially in the
case Of the Chicago horse railway bill, leaves
this as the only rational solution Of the mo-
tiyes that prompted men to persist In an act
ofdoubtiuf constituttonality.
Now, In our opinion, there Is only one rem,
| edy for this great and growing evil Of class
legislation, and that is the enactment Of gen.
er5l laws to meet the necessities Of any and
ali portions Of the State. Under these gen.
crai laws, let companies and corporations Oh:
| tain their powers and grants, and, complying
| herewith, enjoy the privileges thus obtained
| We are aware that 1t is an unpleasant task tc
| impugn the motives OF servants. chosen t.
carry ont the wishes Of the people on genera
| principles, when they chance to make false
| step In matters Of local Importance, yet, the
| fact that they are public servants makes Il
necessary that al their acts be brought uudel
! the ban Of public consideration. Legislators
| like other men, bave their weaknesses, ant
sbarpers and speculators only know too vel
I how to take advantage Of them. To this skill
In applying the incentive for special privl
leges, the State is no doubt largely indebted
for very large portion Of the private Ieglsla
ton which Is found engraited upon ON
| statutes. just in PROPORTION as this practice
increases will public business suffer; and
by-and.by it Will be next thing to impossible
| to pass general lava through the Legislature
! unless through mistake, the monopolst
should permit the election OF majority o
| incortuptiblc men to act as law giyers, q con
tiugcncy which is not likely to occur very OF
ten. What We need is strong constitution
! al prohibition against class legislation. A
our noble Rcpfesentattye said In his abl
speech in Congress. the other day, "1u oppo
sition to monopolies rests the only secur1t;
for the rights Of the whole people.'
, 1865-02-21
New York Grocery Market.

sU0AReThe market Tor rav,' until yeateFdas, was
quite dull and prices Eel OF one quarter Of ceoe per
D. but IN the afternoon Of yFsteEday better demand
sprung up from Retucrx and Government contFec-
ket closing with more tone than hA been noticeable
for some time psat It tbs quotations ct Friday last.
Refined s lnscttSo: Nessr1. L. i j. StuArts pr
Arranged 18th init. were s714c for Loaf. Txc fbr
white A. and s. easa. foE Ye!low g: fhs aaetatioaa
hsrd II. d. 1 co.l SHaa6c foF sott White, Id &1ac
cash for yellow The gaeB Of Raw are 81 hhds CUBA
at 16Kaa1c; IS new Porto Rlco. 21c-ciAzainH good
SesZ; p do sl1e neM eEop {Ereen 14gas9, 15S and
terdsy va abo1t ii,xss lhds 13a0 b1s and il6,7s7
CorrxE-Our revised quotations OF Brazil asE~ =
reduction OF half cent = D.. from the currency Of
coz. Psiins Mo e Eov quoted nix cen'a gold. and
thu market coses pretty ri1 at th1aprice for prime
ead propoft1on4tey lower rates for the Inferior
grades, There his. however been but ttle done the
vfew OF sellers aud buT = being va1tsus. ana the
demand ior sons1pps.9 = q The nonsnt aaits sna
6Oe LAsusyta on private terms aud SO mats Manila,
20h cent! E.Id. The stock Of Rio At the pofta, a
m5de by Mets,s- Wu. Scott 4 Sons, is G,iH nazs.
vtz 6l3 bags here, lo II Pniladslphis and 800 IN
Mo1AssEs-The market has been inactive since our
last the demand being llsht. bnt uo.tce 1suc-
nj, change 10 values Tho sales ar 5S hhd trcs
and brs old CABIN Muscoyado at 70a86 cents 81 bids
q tres and q bss new crop DO ssass; IS bids Vt
cls1ed Cubs, IS rs Bazradoes. IS !: Porto Rico gag?
1HA-Thsre has continued .stezAy aad pretty goo
demand Green since our last. with moro inquiry IN
lines for immediate gse. tho market eoeng smly Al
do, 100 Souchong, 500 0olong, 500 Green, &c
, 1865-02-21
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY ETE&{HG, Feb. ~, lbGS.
The neWa of the capture Of Columbia by Gen.
Sherman and the forced evacuation Of Charleston
caused another breakdown In gold to-day, md tho
general markets ruled heavy and depressed In
consequence. Flour was nominally 10@15c per
barrel lower; Whest s93se; Corn, s93c; Oats,
3@tc: and Rye tic per hushel lower. Provisions
were heavy and 1nacttTe. There are no orders
here from the East, and the local specnlatoreare
appalled, at the rapidltJ Of Gen. sherman's move
menfs.
In monetary circles there was very quiet feel
ing, and business In ali its departments was light
The demand for money, however, whs more active
and the market even more stringent than curing
Last week. Some OF the discount houses report
that there Was a perfect ''scramble for money "
to-day By pork, whisky and grim operators; but
It was very meagerly met, as owing to the contln-
ued reduction Of balances by country and city de-
positora to invest In county and national securt-
ties, the supply Of money is falling of, and bank
>efs are even less disposed to make advances on
produce than they were last week, owing to the
downward tendency In gold and al commercial
values. The rate Of discount, however, is un-
changed, viz: 10 per cent per annun but street
rates advancing, viz: HOS per cent per month.
At 263 per cent Houe heavy loans were inside in
the afternoon to carry wbtsky and pork.
Eastern Exchange continues in lfght supply and
the market to-day was firm ut par buying and !
premium selling. Quito number OF the banks
to-day had to ship Treasury notes to meet their
drafts.
Gold WIS panic-stTicken and weak-openIng In
New York at 202, declining as1ow 1893, and clos
ing at p. m. at 1909. The following The quo
tations telegraphed to james Boyd, gold a-broknr:
, 1865-02-21

In the afternoon the general markets were very
weak. Wheat WIS depressed and lower, with
sales OF No Spring at <1.3s@t.ss}. Corn and
Oats were neglected. Provisions were very dull
and depressed On account Of the smal1 amount
taken by the Commiaaary Of Subsistence, a ltat Of
whose awards will be found below.
, 1865-02-21

Hi NDAr EY1y1<a, Feb, 20, 1855

e. c. Knopfell & Co., 1000 bushels, st,...,...4
, 1865-02-21
New York provI1ton Markct-Feb. -.

The Poyk EAEtet opened lrmer, new Iuesg selling
up to t37 1 and old do s5 saturday; sl1ce thst
date tie tkndelty has been steadily IN flV1r Of
new mess yesterday toncht1g $.23 but closing with
Ittie more tone 1t 3659 thus Indie sting decline
OF 5d@73 c.nts since nnF last the dem.ud still
takes largely Of speculative caaracs some lots be-
Ing msuy tiuea before taey ara
tna!y Withdrawn; old mss la searce and rel .tv-ly
1fn than new Of which the bnIk OF the sales
INST; they inc ude, cash and regular way, Coo br+
a. closiny ut $83o ~ Is s85 ior old do aud t3} %
@s{ 50 for prime s5@35 70 fur prime mess also.
ccrsldefable sa1e1 Of new mcts Ut for Feb
ruary, $37,15@2s.O for March. and s35,519aom fp-
AIr CT mssss are IN eeIand Ana Psess sEe %
dcrs. 1S2 Tor hams. The OUTSIDE prices fos fa7or-
1te rants. tacc1 has met with better demand =
sa!es reach So bxs. part to arrtv.,- at ?oa
~ CENTS fer CumeeEiann aitddiea- ,2ix9.iH
osios 70 tho snow embargo on ne Western ra1sos
@174c. In quality. with extra be ~ IN good order
held at 17Ac The Lard marEes has not Salted naAks
rally since last. and the demand y tatt4r modcr
ate bales 40 brls and tzcs st 19t@9sxc for NO to
PRIME kettle rendered. Beef has m 3V=d Qora freely,
but their y no atetded change IN prices - = 800
brlt 1t for pain Mess and s2 .toael % f,r
eHt5a DE- Latter pstee os brand Thsft ~ +:
particulars Of which are Tor the most part. Withheld
iales 500 trce psrs At rs ooa9 tor Prime
so pc144tQ for India Ms IS. H-~f Hams are nFnly
held, With les of so bis It IS f2r Western,
the lnsloe prtce now below the market. Butter and
Chetse are IN fstr demand and pr.ces rue arm. Eth
the upward turn Gold At the close We quote nesn
Egrt at 43al5c, which u an advanca+
-f.-k
, 1865-02-21

IT MKssRs- Fou1H CoELtEs 4 Xos.-Thss inclui-
ed $500 doz OF Ge1rna1 cotton hosiery the sale vas
the large quantities Of similar goods thas h%ve be q
placed the msrzet ihroagh the anctton room. tins
90 doz b sy+ found purchasers.
DT MEssRf. HAGaExrY l. Co.-Cat1 ogu. sale Of 8j1
lots OF British and continental goods Ut mos, The
sale included nearly 2,.so pieces Of s.1 ,nY woven
dress goods Of the Importation 0! Mes.r.- G, +.
riices obtain: show decided ADVANCE o9 prevto1s
sacs OF mt1ar oois- Tae eatlre Offering WA soid
by among ths buyers IA the room ai.cr ,he
tae was conc naed We gve me price OF sonx or .h-
H,mnlJ. brou hs sc: PLAID AdelIaes 81; b!ass
and wh:ea fnh dc Cheyre &c; chine sc,tch oisi rs
pa.d ImptEatoe 53he: al wool niling aish coiored
satin Mozamh,auss 4sas crepe bi.ck Ind VIII
chine ground eec: star, striped ali ., n.ns;
Slarhtlles &c ;,tlE striped al wool nlliay Este.
lots of colozt3 alpaeAs e.; ID los af not
tied DO Ashc. The sale also tnciudcd lnn af bsck
, 1865-02-21


The news Of the fall Of Columbia and the evac-
uatIon Of Charleston has completely unsettled the
Dry Goods market, and it fs almost impossible to
give quotations. Standard Brown Sheetings are
very scarce, and are held at 53fc, Medfords Sic;
and Agawam as040c, Prints have declined 2D3c
IL consequence Of strong "bear " movement In
New York By Stewart and others, and Cochcco Is
ceiling at sic; Richmond 25sD27c; Duchess
&c; Spragues' 25c, and Aliens CSC. Bteached
shcetings steady at &c for New York mills,eoc
for wsmsut.a, and Is for Bates, White Rock. and
Mmonyille. Deairna steady and quiet at CSC for
York, and &c for Haymakers. G1nghams arc 19sc
lower. Ticks are easier, with sellers ii t5c :or
Hamilton, 67;c foz Everett and 429aaHc for
Swift River Wi1limantic Thread Is selling at95c.
Woolens are dull. Business through the city is
remarkably quiet
, 1865-02-21

Class Leeislatton.

1T is apparent to every obaeryec Of the do
ings of our State Legislature, tha1 ths mem
mania Of class legtslation.. How much attcn-
ton is given to matt ers Of public concern, We
are not exactly prepared TO say but, from q
rough computation Of the proceedings Of the
past week, we should Judge that where one
iii Of Ills character came up for consiacra-
tloh, 1t did so at the expense Of about thirty
Of the opposite. The moda1 opeTundi Of this
class or private legislation Is ProbabE effect
, 1865-02-21

The market since our last has not been very ac:ye.
the intense cold weather during portion Of 1he nne
putting ehecf on Operations The difficulty OF tnlp-
grtcts wera educefaed we had few changes to n1tse
Government purchasers were on hand. and all the
stock kh.t np their standard found purch1s rs
without sae lesss a,eaty The i.ss dod*s u cissa-
tln Ststes about exhausted. This all nonsense
yoa can belieye lu.s What you deslrG 1hs stock Of
animation to have few moro ian. The prices for
Cattle Hozs and Sheep for some time paas have been
mace Ia sing!e The esoty of the supply nsv
Ing exhausted won't answer and h'a been gotten
of prices. Number CT Cattle 1t scAies. $50 head.
Ho6.-The season Is fast drawing to CLOSE. Moss
portion cf tbs transactions this yard were Ia 70
tail way prices being governed by the sze. t,ue 10!
Of 8 head average wight 34d disposed Of "
SISSY Fcwt Tnls Was tho only good p4Ecet offered
One lot Il Is head sold Ut &l3 e head do a &tQ.
, 1865-02-21

We have received copy Of tie report OF
The Bon. L N. Morris, on the claim Of the
state Of Illinois against the general govern
mcpt for an alleged balance OF the fund Of
two per cent Of the net proceeds Of the sales
ofpub1ic lands granted to the State in her
enabling act for the construction Of roads
leading to the State. It Is q volume of 1871
pages. We have perused It, and we conaIder
IT a bore. It appears from statement Of
the Hon--J- NJ Eduaunds, Commissioner OF
the General Land Office, addressed to the first
Comptroller Of the Treasury, that the amount
due 10 the State on account Of this fund Was
&475. 1856, and that there has been expended,
under The direction Of Congress, in the con
struct!on Of roads leading to the State, in &C.
co'dapcc with the terms OF the enabling act,
$7S9, ,67o:o9, showing balance due from the
6tate to the general government OF
32B4, ,s16.44- The Secretary Of the Interior al
leges, in IN elaborate argument, that the
above sum, and a great deal more, was e1
pended upon the National or Cumberland
road, from Wheeling, Va, to Vnndalia, Ill, or
therebouts, In PURSUANCE of spadtv
laws Of Congress, which expressly made the
same chafgeable to the two pc, cent fund Of
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. This Eouldbeem
to close the case, uuless the general govern
ment should choose to prosecute Its claim
against the State Of Illinois for the balance.
But HI. Morris argues that the sums expended
upon the National road were never charged
ngainst the two per cent fund Of ILLINOIS On
the books Of the Treasury, and that the cyi-
dence of such expenditure exists only in Ger
tain reports Of engineers etowed away in the
department for safe keeping, not being mat
; ters Of record-also. that the National road,
after its construction, having been surrcn-
dc1ed by the general. government to the
states Of Ohio. Indiana. and Illinois, and The
two 1o1mer States having established toll
gates On their respective portions, and de-
rived revenue therofrom, the turnpike did
not constitute such free road leading to
Illinois as she had a right to expect under the
terms Of 'he enabling act-
II seems 70 US lhat Inc Legislature acted
"sse's N pospon'ne tne 1afIner prosecution
ol tn's caa'm uneu tae CLOSE .. tne "as' ona
that II. Wonid nave oeen Sill wiser 70 haYe
postponed u 'noepn'te'S. II Il c!eaf tna1 the
money for the construction q the National
road Was expended under the direction OF
Congress-" and 1t is equally clear that that
, 1865-02-21

Thert Is still q demand for cl9ver for export, and
further sses have been made OF 800 bags as Hc,
Ii. latter price choice. Timothy remains dull md
Te How quote Is 553d5o- The demand for ro1gh tax
Ia very limited I'VE quote the range 1T . to
ma ity Lpseed conttpuea to be held At $al5 aud up
ward gold but tho inquiry Is limited, most OF the mills
having sto{ ped, atranEsd to 10 80 shortly The
stocE On hsd 10 100 baxs against .i1o1 oazs 1sl
S. p4embey, tnclutiug alt ON the way. The crop Of
domestic seeds Is mostly used up aud nearly ali tho
mil II the Vest have stopped