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, 1865-09-29

proaeh1nE State Fal-The Horse
Pair Mt Go.hen-The Congregational
Fight In tEo Fifth Dtstrfct-nlsce1la-
!. neous Items.
,r,,,, or, <xv, fonpen,,der, !
t'D' WI fs,,,.~.,.a;, snn ~ ser. y 1ss.
-. ...- =. 80. Th.-. ,rs.a.
ne caue, VIC ea". ne "eut' 4Asse "ou%
express the main incidents connected with
General Grants visit yesterday. OF course,
s1thoug, ahort notice had been given of his
Intended coming, tt,pxe v.s a hrhbnh NJ nreI,..
ration a,nnn, the cistlfans. a nm. .,.,tnS ~
.s,.Ns c.t,.,I,', 80 - Pr sI9m mE "
pe1lA a1'u III! p4s4.ns =. MUS atoong tne MIL
tary, and when ne dla come. the usnal rnnp
T,o.nnositv of tnapnates bu,t still The total re-
~. r.. - .,,ov. Va o11 ehnor h,nda IN
fu' ~as a. asose. "e ~ enooA uAuas WIN
him IN Ine ooSeTnof s room, anu looked Win
admiration upon the short statured, heavy
set little mnn, whose military genius had
,'..,.a.., ,..a 80 ,.nsntc,o,,s T., 10 f1a,d a.
nta'efy "as - eo"sp'.oo1s ~ sae Asta,
his modest oasal utneaS 10 Inc puohe assembly.
And we remember him gratefully. We nsso-
ciate goodness with his greatness, and remcm-
her that the pages of history ALWAYS present the
.1.s.. - e. th;e .tr,s ~ ,nnn ~. c.a1
uue Ae.o '1o -. 'u -. - ,1s-.,ns
that our larEess OF stafs ms neen "orthlly
bestowed, ana @is4 Mm many years 2. hte 10
ehloS tes ~ lSaS. 1o. uuu asa ~
H,ssrrt,s rncenl,nn IN fhe affr,,oon, md fi,eIr
e,,ninrn, tsc,s. werc rat,,ant viii, dciirht A
3nnra st.ar n,nrht sirl,t of The hero
~ i,t1s Eas h.ren aaitl nf late concerning the
tra-na ~ atsai,icd Soldiers which Il Is nyo.
1,5,.eJ 10 e,to oTIish. hui il must not be there.
| gsa fare concimded that No progress IA beinr
wade Renorts arc being Received aimosf
da;1y of he estab1is1r1cnt Of auxiliary socie-
t;es IN the yarinls counties. and It Is evident
ti,at IA Trfect il near and dear Ia fhe hearts
eaat ~ 10 ~. ZANE r. meet the nress,t needs Of
" ths .h ho,1r ihe Dircctors have temno,arily &C.
err cured ana ncrnn5cd our fine civ Hospital for
s,,ch nnrT ose. and 1,erhaps a score Of our dis
sh1ear r retersns have been recetved As tnmntes,
~ N,shar1 n i1nmane and inteilsrent physl.
c{an ms heer placed In charge as SupeIin-
tcndent. and nndcr hts supervision accommo-
Gthers' Vim do not desire to leave their
families std homes. are receiving aid. and a
numheI Of younc men-soli11ers2a recelv-
Inn = Commercial cducation At one Of our
Bnsiness Coliegcs through the samc charity.
r IL erident that the Directors are fully alive
to Ia h thc emergency. @ snd It Is greatly to be de-
ssned lint fhe neople Of tie State viii not
casee the;r ffIorts To- place the Home on q saIe
cease eaa,'t snsn fa.,s,1fat;or ~' . "'''
l Tue return 10 the p0fSnl1S Ol peace nus Elf-
, 1865-09-29

FLOTR-Ktetlyed,3s 3sii his shipped. 10, 70 bils.
Wla7rslOG hrts It 9l2n: 200 hz.s at tit25 loo pIs
.Eureka" At I'LL 100 hsla .Chtcago CITY ~ ta@s
i0u 6zis DO 4 te23. RID w1S!sa blts "Esehange"
1t sl0no; 100 hris white Lly~ on prlyate Terms
ErEISa ExrHAs-l00 br3s -Ierafu Clty. I'D b!1s ~
reseo" " TOO tris "Facon" and 100 brs ~ceess HaP!as
3b1s got tSo9: l99 81. az n i rjs
s'Maples" loo ns!s -owexo" 50 brls "panaas ana s9 -
bss aple Bend on private teE'ns " DIS n"'
ea III shngsSa !;gssa. Sd LIZ: nn
m In Va At Il S: i2o5 bu No. At nt3; +U Da r.
n ii 1900 bu do At &l+s; ~ 9n ~ On In ~ Il
sfsisa WHxA,20o ea No = ~ ~ a. :. *iEx;
toa ii DO At 1900 ba d 4 f. slS Il ~ ~ e i;
at s1S3E; t6o bu No. aat tlH; ~ ae ee 10 bu do
Eo ID DO It sleo 900 6s Gss1Mten M se-ciosInS ntm
=; ~: 4tas bu do 1t 9Gc !: 100 oa 10 II '""s
atsiSH SHtoiRssetiyed toi Isass pa; shlppeE aae, ~
NsrEsr less &c live and 44Ae S3c 10 pa 10 at
i:nsS n hn ~ ~ - hn 10. It Hr 1o5,-
a s. ds oos b E. e I: eo.s @ i 50; seS s
- = u: ieo ba Esectea at it ~ e. % ~ 20 a. E ~
nu n1 a. jlc CoRx LnAT-l1 ~ 5e .'G ~
6too 90 no tth buyess Gle for No. aud ssxc for
No ~ opeued dull and Hc easier, hus te
Dvt1r Inc decline ot the close- salea ~ Nefes an oa
!@c: Il, 90 bu 10 At &c; &6N ha Reoetet a 3e
100 81 DO u oe-closinz dsm 1t Tic fos No. and &c
f0i KMxERees1ed. ii LEO bg: M.tkst agIl nd - =
&C. % na 81. a IL; 5So 81 do Il &c 10 Su
Refcted st 41c; 9 ba Do at NC closing with SAFE
OF No, ! 1t SIC,
, 1865-09-29
SOUTHERN RELIGION.

giou ut the South, md the churches, more
frank than the politicians, issue tic warning
that the contest Of principles in the late war
is not over. The head blgots of the Southern
religious denominations resist, to the last,
the tendencies to reunion, and their ruin
will spring from the fact thnt they will not
he able 10 restrain the body Of their aocks
ffo1n leaving their foolish shepherds. The
Methodist Episcopal church authorities de-
cided agninst restoration Of ancient ties
That once made the denomination Dntional.
To this decision the 1oyalists Of the border
States hsve uttered strong practical dissent.
The East Tennessee Methodists, 5000 strong,
have Withdrawn from the Southern Confer
cpce, and turn with loathfng from Southern
religion that prayed and e1horted the
rebellion and made church ministra-
tions the helpers Of the infamy Of man
selling and woman-whippinY. Kentucky
Methodism is following the same course of
dissent. A large number ct the ministers Of
the Conference OF that State have declared
against the Southern rebel wing, and several
large congregations In the principal cities Of
Kentucky have refused to recognize and re-
ceive the appointments Of Southern Actho-
dist Bishops
The s41ne movement Is strongly progressing
wherever there wRs trace of loyalty to suf-
fer and be ground under the heel Of the rebel
authorities during the war These have all
OF them seen enough Of a Southern religion
tbat could give the aid and t'benetit Of clergy"
to the work of harassing Union homes.
Large portions Of North Carolina, Northern
| Georgia, and the mountain districts OF tire
I *7xu -. {-1*a
, 1865-09-29
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


UYTICE Or DAILY INHEMErE
Thursd1T Evening. Sept q 5
REEF CATTLE-Aecordlng to tho Boasd Of TFade
report tho receipts ard sh!pmets since cur last Issue
compared With the corresponding period Of 1t h1vo
been u foows. It should oe borne In mind that thosa
recefts md shipments really those OF khe day pre-
fedInT.
, 1865-09-29

him to be one Of The Ebst intelligent uarrat-
ors of life in the hypesborean regions, II he
returns to write II up.
, 1865-09-29

T. - THURSDAY EyESING, Sept g.
Tbr - following summary snors The movement IN
produce md Frovlsions during The psss II hours
romnared with the uovesnent Tor 'ne same un'S
, 1865-09-29
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.
Receipts from Sales Of the Chicago
Daily Scsyspapefn.
Il FEW SQUARE QUESTIONS


a4mea' ''a11... e-1 -. w. --...---'' -
ersF s071ARE QUESTIONS.
Ne crchauce With pctbaps $50 "Dcmo-
crnt,c" napers published in nearly all the
statcs in tlIe Union. South md North. They
~. .,, cno.1ea In d;.cpssinp the Question OF
,,s.,,, n,,,r,1,, md all onnosfnr Il. with vsrI-
ons decrres of ability and acrimopy. We |
lool these exchanges over every week, md |
havc rad about all that has been written on |
,l,e ncfat,ye Of the suffrage issue.
Candor rcpuIres us to saw, that In ali these !
nancys, we have not found respectable arcu- |
nncnt showing why suffrage should be re-
stored to hardened and paroled rebels of the
copouered statcs and withheld from the
laval co,ored citizens who have borne arms
in dcfepce Of the Union. \
OuY nartyrcd President. in his letter to
Gen, Wadswotth, of New York, said: AZ
canuo. see, II unirtssal ananestv Is granted,
INV. under the circumstances. T can aroId ex-
acting unixrsa. sur,ro7e. or. at Ienst, suffrage
on the basis OF Intelligence nud s,aukarp xer-
.ia."
Nh Denoctaticr paper has vet furnished I
49,, ..a,,,a te+,Cz .hn $50 D.
soa as "o.s :. ISL ".;,a s-1s...s -
'uaia - " US saee'.so. i" as amno.s nnu
eua!"s W ~. ieue.n a'u "1@au"ao1s VAC
eaa1aee ITO" 'oe 'osA' colose" nen o. tne ;
For t,c ,,rross ~ hr,,,,,,, tbs ,,o,,-,.a,e,
n n no1nt and d,rrctino nnS,ic attent;on a.
,he nal ix.ue We des5,e IN rrt !, fev ,,,.;n
INC .e"i 's'ue' ~e 1esns ~ p11 ~" plain
questions 20 ans seT aosh "ora, sne.nnau
r"9a''e, SUI sno ns'-'epsssenla''se :.
papers ol Inc Nor'nesa uc"oc4auc Party
-0no inols' VI saua1c "us"ets ano no aoos-
ing:
FIRST. Is 1t right, morally OF politically, to
restore the elective franchise to the rubels of
a.. ,or,r,-oa states .,a v,,hh,1a +, f-,,,
49, III e.,.a,,,...
NJ 'os1t ....e,,.
sse"So' :" ). r'En' VI oenocfauc 70 'equ'e
lnfEe masses OF nauSe bofu male aoult cauzcns
to defend the Government In time OF war, to
pay taxes ln Its support, and to obey it, laws,
and vet have no voice or vote In making the
1nw. ~ In ,cxv,,o A. d,ubnrx,nr +ba tey.s
:. o,,,,,,,o,,n, -st1o,.,t ,.,.sa,, a. tr.;. A..
.,F'N.. N'>'AN 1~' s'&~@s >'~
Ha1cA1ocueut
THIRD. Is 1t right or safe TO allow An am.
nestled rebel 10 disfranchise loyal co1ored
UuIon soldier. aud bv l,rh, h,hanaed usuypation
xo,e al ria ,-rnyr.cntat;rc and r,+o ,a,,ns+
III. -;o,,te w;shra intero1.s ..-a -s,,,tno.,,e
illus absorbing in one man the power ....s,
uf right belongs to both equaIlys
FOURTH. Ia 1t right that str millions oi
rebel whites should count ~ ten millions In
Congress, while the four millions Of loyal COL
ored people count Is clphess to increase the
value OF the rebel integers:
Firm. Is 1t right or Just to require Of New
York, Ohio and Illinois 1000 votes for each
representative In Congress, and give South
Carolina, Mississippi and Alabama one repre-
sentative for crery il, 000 anne5tled rebels
, 1865-09-29

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

fAu sart1 Of Grain qre noc nsdde On a basis Qf 1c
sspr0ar. IN aecord1Aee tcAA YesouttoH pn4xed on
Charge aad 10 reported 6v ~, unfess sterfise
kptctHtd1
TnrkspAT EVENING. Sept. 3.
FRE1GnTs- -L4xn FNE10nr[t#ere steady; En-
1agsUerts were: To BCYyALo-SchES Cotntlla, DFtat-
1n1Cht and Nabob, wheat At tIcs schF. st. Andrtw,
md haxk ALICE at 1oHc; sehrs Pesht1Eo and OF
ter, cats a. &C. 4. .-..-..-.
, 1865-09-29

T1TcIVe WOU0Ueut
BcryA1o, Sept. ga boiler exploded at Pratt
CO q rolling mill this morning, KILN. two men
and wonndtng about twelve Others: lection 3.2 q
through building about 800 feet distant
, 1865-09-29

MCuI9AY NOCTHKR3 HAKuee
nrrr has been considerable dana st these yards and
the prices Of yesterday tlty austatnet The day
closet. with iii sold
Tne ss1es number t,spo head At stL3o3tl1a.
, 1865-09-29

Many VIII oe sa'pt'esu ~ iea3n tnal Ih-
eaga "hlcn .nes aa'e suVIpsoa 70 oe cong
simply ioF"a1uns ouf'ness-scnains Inc
aEricn'tulat p'oaus's +" .ne Nof1h"est 70
INC Eas.' ana o1s'i'ouslne tae manulaetares
Of lug Iast IL 3e'u1n-tns manufacturing
business OF ne1 own "oose yeasly pfoauct CT
cceas hat 1ne- assessed value OF her ea1'fe
feA ano personal eatate< the ennre assessed
Salne u out real ano personal essate va
''~1. :e-' "n'ie Tue annual prooac1 OF our
man nulac'nres Is sta1ed 81 s@'' 4o'-s' Oo"ot-
less 10 sl1eht extent the sfme..V ..Valae may oe
counted twice in this estimate Is ior instance
Inc leather pFoouct oi $1,""'5U appears
again In part IN the eadd1cfy product OF $zos-
w, hno In the ooot hna enoe proaac1 q,
81. 50 also the iron product oil tWo and hhlt
millions may be repeated, part In uails,
8Ao,oo, lin and 1aAFdTare, Ibs,a5o, IN the
Agricultural implements Sssut44s, Lightning
Rods. Carz1ages, ana IN INC houlng Miu whose
product u set down n sstV,ooo' 80 the malt
product, s129,oo, appears aE:a1n IN that ofthe
UNITY nfe"eIacs *:,.so,*". Inc Proaact o.
Luz nou. M.'' ei,'-o'~, & - .asne'cal ss. IL part
Win lna' ol .ne uaee'les' so+o's'o' !;
oui 1nese es1eela IL LUG aeetu"ey o. stattsI
t'cs Apply 70 near.y ~ s'atlsltes fsla'ase TO
"e04tn' az" F.ooA'.s ~ ~ s!e".st aestee ~
~" Ea.1 au aa.,.so.,e ~ .sa' aau p.sons! e
80. .-3 - -. -. .s ~ ,A " suS sas.
-, WV "" 10 .ne 'ee' ts e'es'seo ioF Ale
'u'i 'atue ., "no o"ns mo1lease
ou 'ot sNouos - sai9e asa,a
a9es, ~ "uo oNu' ss 'n
N"'u!a ~ . fNea euat' - n.c As>e'see :
~ "oo o"n MOI lgAge On INC 'ease' IL again
, 1865-09-29


renpru Produce markets ruled easier. The unNaD- /
iueuess OF The National Banks to accommodate ope-
,atora. and The liberal receipts, have tGnded very
,opch to depresa the Wheat market.
The Provision market today ruled drm, but tnac-
five. In Eeyv York Mess PORK was quoted al $33<D
Here there was an active demand at $S0o ous SELL
ets we.e generally holding at $3a0, and but rev
lots were on The market. even at that ttsufe tSise
Mess Pork was neglected and nomtna'. Thera was
rothIne done In Bulk Aeats' Aafa u seafce aao
nominal at about NC. ..s
uiobvjne3 were saagnans. There wern free sell
crs Al sess, but thers was 1lttlc or no demand ut
auy reasonable approach to thatprtee.
Thete WIS decidedly stronger feeling In Flour,
and the market ruled Etsly active. with sales OF
. no hxts at Sa23012.D for White Winter; 5000
for Red Winter, and SS.754a40 for sprspg E1tsas@
The tpssket for No. Spring Wbeat opened dull,
ant prices suffered depreciation Of K, but toward
The close the demand increased, and the market re-
caye,ed one half the decline. No. Spring was IN
falr sh,ppfng demand and steady. Red Winter VAS
more active and steady, shout zes.00o bu changed
hands At *t.5s3R1.75 for No. Rcd; $1.E311.I7 for
No. 2 Red; vt.7416D1.U Tor No. Spring $1.s0QD
81. .aak for No. 2 and 65695e for 1e3est+G tn atorc
closing nr1a at 91.s9 for No. Spring In etorc
The demand for Corn Wss less active and 4DAc
lower, With saes Of 2i3 0oo bu 1t G011&a61e for No
i: 5ss:Rs9c for No. 2 md olG5se fos Rejected IN
stose-elosing firm a. dlc for No. and 58c tor no.
9. Canal Corn sold at 8tGb6113c for No. and 60c
| for No. = afloat. -.-...... 49,.
The market for Oats opened dull and SC lower,
hui afte. The receipt of the New York derpatehet,
the demand frcreased, and the decline TIES recoy-
cred. About 10i coo bu changed bands At s03z8s1Ac
for No. |; e53s5Ae for No. 9, and 19{1slc for Re-
,ectsd tn store-cloeing firm at SIC for No. 1-and
&c for No 4
There v.a very ts1alng demand ide Rye, AID the
a
, 1865-09-29

HARhExdfnsssisea1e xsod e1er i, % 2, b sauis 10
bo d !; r. u t 1ese sse; 4 ,io: s bn At
: =. il b,es II &c all on uae1:
XlGOIlOLoSo,n1'ssl :. 5s; ~; -; ,h!epsSd,
MhNSsM M.rfet ou;et auo nominal u *1'o ''S'
VII Ax-So,nta. st &c br yellow. aaa -"
- IA dsrE, Very little odtrtns
ny &S-Markct HrIet At ttU. ,, ~ t,r common
EE%NA-puN AnA nous!1al II a4sl-1s 4"' s11
to prime. ,-.s =. az 4. sb,pnsd, 4, ,76l ~
hGl al rontInnes ac{Sc and prices asr suu III - ~
lnc @st5.}on1 Table tuttes ts scarce anu Ii ne9'9
, 1865-09-29

rnrma,tet has been act1se and all on sale found
onrchase1 At tho 4ung of yeaterday. fhe sales
At The Yards have been mostly for the View Totk aud
Canada markets. The sales number 80 head. ss
3t1saat1ces..
The fpIIowing arc the transactions:
, 1865-09-29

With buyers OF old at 103, and sellers at 1os- New
Scrip was IN demand at ssG9sn, with ssllers at
ssxal99ss1s. With regard to County Scrip We hase
the following communications;
CHICAGO, Sept. q, 1853.
Editors Tribune:
viii you please inform me through your paper,
a. there is nothing said about Interest On them.
ueid e0upte oE these orders until about the
11lh inss, When hearing that they were being r.
deemed By the County Treasurer. / we4t to bis
Office and got them cashcd at par. while SEQ BY
yonf paper that they arr Hpw. FEW dnya LATER.
quoted 1t two to tour per cent premium. Nas the
County Treasurer actinE right there, or was he
taking unlair advantage Of my ignorsnce1
A SUBSCRIBER.
In reply to "Subscriber," We would state that
The County Treasurer did not take adsantsge Of his
"ienosancc." II he got his scrip cashed at parwith
interest," that Il al that he any one could DESIRE
Instead Of ca*hlng the scrip, he eonld have sold 1t
at 1os01o4 and the purchaser would have dEasn
the interest.
Chamber OF Commerce stock WIS tn active de-
mnnd and firm. With buyers at 110.
-Psestou, Willard + Kcan's Daily Letter quotes
Government Securities weak and lower:
Buying. Selling.
Hss &C.,. %: t. Es; Is;s4ss; 10 iaysf:: II
7-80's, 1Ft seItes--.; ;............. NM UNI
| Compound Notes. June. .....loiA-E
| do July t03:t-at
do August. 80. t93al-H
| do October. ..-.10si5-az
do December. ..t0isa-sa
, 1865-09-29

FRUrFS-9ood shipping Apples ase elIncss =. e.
sfeiy ont Of The Market and owing 20 n
aave been seId Il tseoasM o;l Dried apriss s Soa
~ In masSet anI peli II 316.eo0 E.0a bsl- We
, 1865-09-29
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. g, 1865.
aALts At THE First RuAED.
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"The largest frlgate ever built for the
Prussian navy has been launched at DantZic
II Ii called Marine Minister Won Room The
length OF her keel is one hundred and sixty-six
feet, and that Of her deck one hundred and
seventy six feet.
|ln Virginia highway robberies and muir
ders are becoming of FREQ uent occurrence An
organised band of outlaws infest the mountains
above Lynehburg. and it is no unusual sight 10
find dead body in the roads or woods in that
section.
aT1n the shoe manufacturing towns of
Massachusetts girls at work upon sewing ma
chimes are paid 81 or B. per week for ten hours
per day. Girls who understand coat making
are IN some places paid 80 per week
~JacOb Drift, of Fort Plain. NY. while
out hunting last week saw a movement in the
bushes, and mistaking the cause to be a mart
ridge, fired, killing his little son.
gin Belgium a disease is DESTROYING the
chickens In great numbers. One proprietor
near BruSes lost thirty seven in a few hours
The cattle plague is also raging in the king
dom.
Sln Mexico general insurrection has
broken out in the State of Oajaca. where the ma
trlots have accumulated large stocks of arms
and treasure.
~A large meeting of workingmen was held
IN Chicago, Ill, on Friday evening. for the
purpose OF taking steps for the opening of a
cooperative store similar TO those in Operation
IN the Old Country.
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EVENING STAR.
Baltimore Markets, October N,

Conee-Some $50 bags RIO, ex bark "Agnes. ;,
have been sold on private terms. Trade de-
mahd iair and prices steady as previously
quoted, VIZ common to good Rio I9a21k cents,
gold, prime do. 12as2k cents, gold, Laguayra
5SaaS cents, currency, and Java 45a50 cents,
currency Stock of Rio $500 bags.
tlour-Trade brands continue in fair de-
nand and firm, the stock being light; but COM
mon flour is dull and heavy. Sales included
small lots of Howard street Super at 962 x 40 IS
Extra do. at slI, and 200 bbls. Western Extra
Rye FlOur-First quality is selling to the
trade at s6.75as7. Old stock commands s625a
$3.50
Corn Meal-C,ty Mills kiln-dried we ouo,s
At s4e7AaS5. Demand limited
B1esWheat Meal-Sales reported at s5as5-25
Graln-Prime Wheat was scarce and wanted
Tor home milling at full prices, and the lower
grades ruled frmer. Transactions comprised
interior and tough lots of red at 2OOa230 cents,
falr TO prime do. at 235a255 cents, inferior and
tough white at 225a260 cents and fair to good
do. at 27Ca2e5 cents. Corn was dull and lower.
Sales of fly cut and common yellow at S0aS3
cents prime do. at ssagO cents, large lots being
offered ut - cents at the close, and damaged
and common white at SOasc3 cents. Prime white
scarce and nominal at S5a9O cents. Oats moved
slowly at Sass cents, weight No transactions
Proyisions-No movement of importance
was reported in this branch of trade, and the
market closed duh. We quote, though nomi-
nal. Bacon Shoulders ut 20 a2OK cents: Sides
At 80 Ka224 cents; Bulk Shoulders at Is YIsx
cents; and Sides at 10 cents; Mess Pork at S36:
prime Mess at S3l; Western Lard, of which the
market is nearly bare at % cents. and city do.
al 2eH cents. Plain Hams command 25a26
cents. Sugar cured scarce and prices nomi-
nal.
SuTars.-Transactions not previously report
&c include eco boxes Cuba, ex "Antilles', on
private terms, 200 hhds fair grocery Cuba taken
on speculation, at IL cents, and p hhds. good
grocery Cuba at II cents. Rates nominally I'M
changed for all grades, viz:
Cuba and Ell com. 10 good refining. .s14 25al4 so
d" grocery. H.5Oa15 25
prime TO choice grocery. IS 5OaI6 90
Porto Rico fair 70 good grocery. =. II .5Oa15 90
+" .. prime TO choice groc'y 16.OOaI6 so
Whisky.-The market opened at So b but an
advance on this figure was subsequently, de-
manded- No sales of moment made public
Bait American