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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15
Eesal Notices.

NoTICE.-The undersigned sas been duly appointed
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iresa~el co. 10 Ban t''l 20 'i~ on
hoeysf Of me properly ana en-cs o. We 1uthris huss'b
Mining Company Hov-y'@a"'" inA at
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1 ONG ISLAND ,RAlLKOAD.-Wmter arange.
nu.s November T. l5 i,svrs James zip NeN' ets y ?
900. rl .os drcsnpof ami way "suansi Al = NJ 'I
"a ,a ~ staious D. Nivcrira3 cypress trans o. NJ TOT
st s,d way tat.cusi u raEninglAs sad way s.ai'oa'
tn4 on SATURDAY uehts of hoi'h i'ilD
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
\ Foot o. sud ster Nov ~ Morning n ifsn'
for F.ston and internraa'r s,auons viii ieaT- :. ~
,t ror.s o oil si.uons liLburn 90 g. ~ = "a Mofia
to,rn ,pf-.s a. r. ~ -fHDfH asst7ut Nin~nntendent
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Marble Hlantels.


ATARBLElZED SLATE MANTELS--Superior ia
~ srpsafsncti dorsbs hall TIE price OF E5ls A. T.
k-AWAltf No 900 Sixth sve..1ct 5..- q se,n-itl
AZ ARBLE NtNrELS The best place IN The CITY
"a b rurf.fs BILE NTf3 O. fr atrst tesirnf
~ pri.rt. ~ tGsR Ntfu.e Hortl no. DOB hs., l
- ssss .stFts "a ~ sgSgHy - "a 10
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EosIgGsgs kptrAnce o. r~oriviersath'sI
TRAINS LEAVE 'EEWYO6h; -.
forNs~H avsn IN 900 Ell il5oS "a NiS thhS ~"
d. $40 80 AID EOy TX 10. So a
toI hddgepoH 1.0u 400. End lLD m' A''s N-A7 Nv
RI J45 s..J ans 90 Ex.l .. IA. 80.
For hlif1r1. .tsstord 90 lilo ~ - ~ p
Der rsrd.d Southport aud Wesipou du' LIZA NJ @s' ~ -
~ o- sorv,l, 90 200 CExlaoo ues m, IA tEIj 800,
TX. 545 40 80 s,g iaEI9- a., 40 s1o,n
For Greenwich 200 o. lao n - $40 "a - is
FUr Stamford EEL 30 lilo nj I@i@ A-tl s-iS,
1.Vl ia IS 40. $50 GU 500 iE1l p u a, 600
for Pct Chssrr orEasdsts tsai9s' Nv ~ 4--'' ~
2l5 IA 40 80. 100 .. , -, ...-,. =. -,
IN Tufsdays. 90 4. rain vii leave 'S ''''N''N
I'D J. ,.,,,,.,,.,,c ~ ANA
For BosiJn spriurn-d eOoA n trI ~ '1' NV D "a
B1sfon. lzI5 ir1l bylo n,
FoT Hartford AMI Springfield, 40 a. "a '-AJ iS' NV 'A'
6.go a. N tsfS- - ,.U.-
Urea. 500 o. - Northampton. . -, :, ~, 80 ~.
hartford PoVideges ard fishfu hAfoaa w. 'A' NJ
i2lip. ri. u.u,..J A. a
NJ 500 p. "a.
Fot Cans. R4lrosd. lLi5e. N. TO nortnAf7p1aa
Par Rsig0ad s q y a.
For Nspfstuek RAJ road a0ja a.. aoo p IA
IA ourv kllrosd. y = e. H. -, p ~
CSs@'ai'4' 9s'pht 1A' JANIS Il. HOYr. Scot
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.-
~ H. . m cav. Iers.y C,ty for Ticrmoni a. 6l5 aud g.. p
m AMI is 4 sud 6.C o. snufdsys only 81 l:l' p m 1he
s.l- and asa trains titourh ~ 81 'ngey. -..--
TTEW-JFFSEY RATIROAD.-Tsains leave foot o.
~ Co.ul,rt for fult1 -rats % oae 10 b o. " d.. g.
? 3D., Az O. -.-aS.
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ERTE RAILWAY.-ITains leave Depot foot OF
~ Chanberss'. Pavona Frffvs - 49,.
NJ Dsy Express fr Nochsser BSIAo' o1AnHho~ Ol2ANA
na e. pointf W.T. uad sou'h.
SIS WAY Trsin. dailv 20 Cttvlls
N a. F1pr-ss s. all EuhNo S4auancA snd "ese
40 n Way. Lof Pert J-rvis SfvouTgn. WsrwscE
5p Aah. buffalo. SlfasIsnes snd 'anhifA 49,,
g. T. m ~ Gsy, Tor buffalo, sAsH-hss D--A''e'
and llrs,int Nea o Silih
TO o. NJ r IN. srln. Tram. dAlY. for The West -
Frr-e TruiDs di eorre.lon with AZ sonifh sao
u eHeu lines. ht1si hlDObS' oeeA sap
n IA B,Rx Ge1i Paa. tfen.
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TEW.YORK and NEW.HAYEN RAILROAD.
1865. WINTER AR0AE0EAENL 1851
COMMENCING DEC. 40. l-Se-

F..,snger hswYorE, eornsf i"enty'efss- ~h
'-' Eogu..sgs kptnncs o. rweuivssrsashsL
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steamboats, ano Railroads.
cAFErY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

gOn EOSTON, -
WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCrBUl0. NASHUA, LOWELL
CoNCORn. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
ISpkRMEDiaTE POINTS
The new and s,snen /. Of the Norvich iine
CITY " EOSiON AID CITY OF NEW-f0Rh,
cave New. t~undays rtcrptcd o'clock nem
Pier No ~ , rth River, foot Of fsstrysI,
FUk NEW-L.ONOCA.
with >eaboht kHpress Train ABOVE
Worcester Boston and NoEceseE worcester
and Nashna and Se~-Iscndon snd Northern Railroads
Et,isb IL al the rst.s inquire Of
p. = MApflN. Aren't on the PieT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15

TOR SAY .,NAiI. GA. MURRAY LINE
EVERY TUESDAY.
III. voriis Sfcamiir VIRGO r. NJ huxley C0nmsnder vii
ri or TeE5DAY Dee, lP AZ precisely, nom frf No TO-
EstN River. Got %. " 4.l.t.
lsou siz al Passage Tickets given 10 all poia.' In
ranurr'pr with 6-0r.l r.frll railroad
'''''' WlEqaY y ERRl7 Z Co.. Nc, 81 ,nd 81 South st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15

NeefinRrher- will be pubIc MEETING m mo MAC
iso Nn- fesbyrsn Church, corner 81 twenty st. neI'
EVENING thu ib.h Instant a. y oei06 Win ieesnes
10 cose education Oregon Ih Pastor. The eI pr AOAhls
Tie Nov Dr. HlrCHCOCk- the Hou Wa 81 EFhtIs Toe hoa
WILLIAMS. Il. = senator from Crreon tho NOV VI
HOPKINS Prraiirnt II Williams Ootr aud Dr. MARSH Of Ore
COZ. viii address tue meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15

Howard ssion No " New bosery interesting eiylsesD
s1peces
10 MORkJW (bh tu-g) . u. The sugenn1sndrDI ths
". L. VAN METER, having rurnea TO this e"nntry WI
erect tho tho ss1a and aesooni
f . the ehailaDe and leloT Inu9ns VI europe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
Great Britain.

Mr.. Disrael as the leader of the Opposition
In the House OF Commons, has issued the customary
notice 10 his party requesting their attendance IN the
House on the 9th Of February, when the Queen wlll
deliver a speech.
1t Is stated that q Fenans fully armed with revolv
ers and other weapons, landed at Sligo on the lOih
Inst. and were Immediately arrested Great alarm
prevailed at Sligo.
The police at Dublin, on the same day. secnred q
large quantity Of pixies and percussion caps, and ar
rested persons connected with their manufacture
The trial Of Byrne exprison. warden, charged with
aiding the escape Of Stephens the Head Centre OF Ire
land. was still progressing.
The FresmGns Journal says that Stephens s still be-
heved 10 be iu Ireland.
The Duchess de Cbarres has given birth TO prince
at her residence, near London.
Sstterthwates circular Of the evening Of the 10Th
Inst says:
"The advance in the Banks rate Of discount TO per
cent caused some depression In American securities
which son ewhat increased by an extraordinary
article In The inns American credit but the fala
ees or rather omissions in The TeSs statement were
90 glazing that the effect little than moment
agy and day improved quotations for stocks and
decline in gold from Eew.YOrk the market rallied,
and closes firm. Five Twentes, after selling down to
st. have advanced to 64i665 Illinois Central shares
are steady at 75lG76 Erie shares have improved from
50 to 56056i."
An interesting report is published by the Trustees Of
Peabodys 9lJ0000 Cir foT the Benefit Of the Poor OF
London.
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BY she City Of Bestea.

The Inman steamer City Of Boston, Capt.
Kennedy which lef Liverpool at O'Clock the otter
OF the 10TH and Queenstown the llth OF Janu'
aTy. arrived here yesterday.
The Extra Canard steamer Tarifs and the National
Companys steamer Pennsylvania, left Liverpool stimuli
taneOusly with the City Of Boston.
The Damascus reached Londonderry tie morning
Of the 10th.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The weather in England continued exceed
isgly boisterous, and much damage was done both
pea and land.
The following disasters to American shipping are re.
The Cunard screw steamer Palestine, which lief,
liverpool on the 23a OF December FOR Boston put baek
to Queenstown on the 9th in damaged state. Her
decks were swept bulwarks damaged, and she sus.
The American ship Tgress. from New.York, was
abandoned on the cd Of December Crew saved.
The j. r. Wheeler Eew-York for Glasgow, which
ran ashore at Obau. has become total wreck.
The Brenda, trou Boston. has put Into Busta Vol
Lerwick with loss Of sails manpsst &e.
The Cecrcps. New-YOrk for Belfast put into Queens
town on the eth lost miEsenwast. topmasts. and al
The Aha. Ardro.san for New. York put into Queens
town on the 9Th; lost foreiopmsst eed al attached
The Fortuna London for Ne~:Y0rk, put INTO fel
mouth on the 9Th, through stress ~ weather.
The British Queen Liverpool for PhhadeHala soWe,
aBto stromness cScOtlsnD on the 4th ot he.E a.. a.
sails and several yards. higgins ana pu'"@ Nc uNN
aGed, and steering with tackles. .
Holyhead towed in from New. haroor 10 sop sH-a'
senk In the SiernpOst At the l6-foot marx
The james Foster, IT,. for Rew.fork dragged ne
anchors at Liverpool on tie Sta, aud went aSnoIe
Bcotle Bay, but got Of again the same DAY anu wa
placed in dock. -
The Captain OF the Guy Alannering Cost at Obau
was saved along With II If the crew. The remainder
is in number, were drowned
The Resolute. from Mobile for Liverpool, put mt
into Sound Of lslsy the 4th eakyi lost mEtenmasa
sixteen barrel, Of aour and snail quantity Of TO
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gpaims

A Madrid telegram, Of the 9th inst, says
Ehat rumor Is current there that the insurgents under
Gen, Prim have defeated Government column CON-
snAnded BY Gen Concha and 1t s further stated that
Marshal Serrano has gone TO Gen. C0nchas assistance
Zayalla is believed to be at Vilambra and Gen. Prim
at Urda.
state Of siege has been proclaimed in Arragon as
precautionary measure.
Considerable uneasiness prevails ct Madrid
1t IL officially confirmed that In consequence Of hostile
demonstrations at Barcelona the authorities ordered
tho troops TO fire on crowds. Some persons are re-
ported killed and wounded. The crowds were dis
parsed and order reGstublished.
MADRID, Jan. l0-Evening.
The latest official dispatches state that the insurgents
are discovered and thst they are still marching to-
ward the mountains Of Toledo pursued by Gems
Zaya,la ard Echeague. Con. CoDcha Is returning to
Madrid having been succeeded by Marshal Serrsno.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
EUROPE.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
The InsurrectiOn in Spain.
Disturbances i'm Barcelona.
Arrests and Trials Of Fenians.

poErLAxD Me-, Thursday. Jan. Is, ls66.

PoRTLASD. Me-, Thursday. Jan. 25 1866.
The steamship Hibernian, Capt. Dutton,
from Liverpool at n O'Clock on the afternoon Of the nth
via Londonderry on the 18th inst arrived ct this port
a ~ O'Clock this morning bringing 2s6 passengers
Her dates are FIVE days later.
The steamship Damascus, from Portland reached
Liverpool early on the morning Of the 18th inst
The steamer Worcester from Baltimore, reached Liv.
erpool in very crippled state. She encountered fear
ful weather in the channel had her foremost carried
away and was otherwise damaged.
The steamer Palestine which returned 10 Queens
town. would 90 to Liverpool for coal and repairs.
was expected that she would be able TO resume her
voyage in few days The Chief Engineer Of the Pales
ssae was, It is reported washed overheard at sea-
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Latest.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 12.-The steamship Amer
SEQ. from New.York arrived at Southampton yester'
day.
The steamship Cuba, from Boston, arrived at Queens
town TO-DAY.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l2-The news to-day is unimpOrt.
ant.
The situation in Spain remains unchanged.
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Cane of Good Hope.

Cape of Good Hope mails to the 10Th Of De-
eember had been received.
War between the Orange Free State men and
Basutos continued 20 progress in desuory manner
The British mail steamer Dane lost near Cape
Recife
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Hungary.

Count Enul Dessewuffy, President Of the
Hungarian Academy, is dead.
The Transyyanian Diet has been prorogued. and the
Deputies summoned to appear at the Diet of Pesth.
The question Of union between TTBnsylvania and
Hungary 10 left open.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
Italy.

The Italian Parliament has been prorOgued
until the ED OF January. TO give the new Ministry
time 20 consider and modify important financial and
other proposals Of the late Cabinet
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TEXAS.

TIE Operations OF Gen. Cfawfsrd Sad
denly Cat shsrs-He IL Arressed ~
the Usisea States Military Authorities
md Lsdges In Fsrs jackson.
spei. Disrs.eh to The N. z. Tribune.
NKw.oRLEAss "Wednesday, Jan. a. 1865.
Gen. r. c. Crawford was arrested last night
by Col. Young. Cscf Of Gen. sheridsns Scouts on
hosrd the steamer Continental bound for Sew-YorE
A steau,-tug vas in readiness, to which the General
vu immediately transferred and conveyed 70 Fort
Jackson. where he at present detained In close con
f,euenI
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y
papers only wrote to conceal and disguise the the truth
THE MILITARY RISING.
The Madrid correspondent of The Times, in O
letter dated the 5tb inst, says;
We are here IN state Of siege and In every prob
ability soon 70 be blockaded. 1t IL difficult to collect
Trustworthy nteligcnce-next to impossible 10 trans
NIT IT. The Government papers only write to conceal
and disguise the truth The other journals are seized
day by day, come out sadly mutlated and only OBJ
tain peace by pedging themselves not publish one
line on the only topic OF present interest except at the
dictation Of the men In power.
The two cavalry regiments, Bailen and Calssravs,
which mutinied al Araniues and 0csna on the night
from the I'd to the ID marched out Of those two places
headed BY the Major Basto and a few other officers,
and moved in the direction OF Chincbon. spot from
which they could. with ual have reached Madrid
or Alcaa On the evening Of the ID they bad already
the capital II probably at this point that they
expected to be joined by two Infantry regi'
ments CHARTERED at Alcala; but tIese trooIs.
instead Of keeping their tryst, obeyed the timely
orders OF their Government and came Ito
Madrid that sane afternoon Of the ID. The two cav
airy corps. therefore. fed back from Argahda
IN the night and early the 4th at vilsreos de
Saiyanes fOnr leagues further They continued thefi
backward march during tbs day always In the same
direction tn they crossed the Taeus at Faestid1ena
The had met with little or disturbance opposition
In their march Their two colonels most OF their OH
GERS and body OF Civil GnaNs, or genarmes did In
deed set out In pursuit. ard endeavored TO bring tnen
BACK oy persnasoD; but they either shot at or 70
ceived with blows, and had to give up the attempt
On being arprised OF the mutiny the Governmen
sent out small column ON the road 10 Aranjnex 10 pro
tect the capital from corp de main OF the Insurgents
but upon hearing that they had moved upon Chnchon
they gave orders 70 Gen. Zsbala TO 20 forth and NEE
them Zaosa len Madrid at ~ p NJ Of the Sd, reschet
Argsnda on the sae evening" pushed after the rebels
who we're falling back befure him pursued them h
Vtnsreos. and all but fen In with them ut Fsentiduena
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France.

Napoleon on the 10th inst. received the
Belgian Envoy to formally announce the accession Of
Leopold ii.
The Paris Bourse was frmer. The Bentes closed on
che 10th inst. at c. a 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
Commercial I.t~iIigeuce.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The funds were dull
but cOnIOs pretty steady. The discount demand VA
Moderate.
LiyyRPooL Jan. r-Corros-Tbe Brokers' Circular 70
pors the sales Of the week 900 bales Of which TO wer,
10 sp,casof and u 100 to exporer The market opened
very iu and declined 3D. but subsequently, pzrs
s.ysrd from ho the S,pie,,,jsIp; closing hIIsr, at
tloni are: Far Orleans I'd Mddng Orleans 1od Fai
Mooiea cid Middlis Mobiles lsid Fair Upsnd', 2lid
Mdding Upltnds lsl1 tbs sses day Nridsyl esu
msei at 1890 bss tho market closing steady. The stock
IN pt 10 estimated 1000 bales Of which o3 500
Afusficsn-
BmADsTurTs frmer.
PDyIsloss are ady.
TcryraphtnE from London continues suspended. owing 70
DANCE 20 the wires BY the The following ara
the dosing London 90 otstions Of the lIth:
CcssoIs far u1ney 0fdT United STATES FivsTwentiss
6k doj. Erie shares 55sk Illinois Central shares IL d7t
lie Liverpool prices today sbost the shove
Tie Bullion In the Bank Of Eng.fd has d-creased 326
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-14
FINANGIAL & COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. IL, 1866.
The money market to-day showed more
activity in the demand for currency, chiefly
from depositors, the offerings of discount pa
per being still comparatively moderate, and
balances were materially reduced. As a con-
sequence bankers generally reported the
market quite stringent at the close, promis-
ing the necessity of a further curtailment of
discounts and increased discrimination be-
tween borrowers. There seems to be little
anticipation of an improvement in this re-
gard for some time to come-certainly not
until the Spring trade shall have thorough
ly opened and our merchants in all branch
es are able to turn their accumulated stocks
into money. And even with the coming of
the spring trade, there is some ground for
experimenting that the hoped for improve
ment in the financial condition of the West
may not be realized. Without a foreign de-
mand for our produce, and there seems to be
no good reason for expecting any change for
the better in this respect, Western products
will doubtless find a very reluctant market
at the seaboard, and doubtless sacrifices will
have to be made that will involve serious
loss to producers and the large class of mid
dle-men. This would inevitably react upon
the Dry Goods, Grocery, and other classes
of mercantile business, requiring of them
proportionate sacrifices, or else a dull and
even diminished trade. Very much I'M
questiOnably depends upon Congressional
legislation in preventing or furthering these
probable results. Should Congress adopt
such wholesome financial measures as would
assure the country against the disturbance
of its business by sudden and vicious fuc-
~tuations in values, and so remodel taxation
as to secure reliability to manufacturing en-
teprises, capital will find free investment,
and all branches of trade and industry in
creased activity and a steady development.
But without these necessary measures, the
business of the country is likely to continue
more or less unsettled, and the results we
haye indicated be sooner or later realized.
Eastern Exchange is quiet, but very close,
and does not improve in supply. Rates are
steady and firm atpar bnying and LILO pre-
MUM selling.
Gold ruled steady in New York to-day,
closing at 1889. Government securities are
ruling steady, but rather quiet. In this
market to-day E. J. Farmer & Co., Bank
ers, report prices of coin and governments
as follows
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-14

O~oTIoN-1toFs scisvs SD hFnsr. SALES "a A6e
FIoUa-Tirm for high grads, sseadJ for msdi-
an, and dull and dropping for common and inie-
Sales At q, sOes 10 for s1tru state; ss.5O@s,so
for common to good %shippiBg trAnds extra round
hoop Ohio; trade brands 81 ts,oo9lV''S- Market
WHIsKY-Dun AID heavy. Sales At t2229
2,23 for western, add $40 Tor renllsd.
WHEAr-Dull and nOminally lUzc lower.
Sales Of new white Michigan at 500.
RIE-Without dscided change.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal
RARLEY MAIr-Dull and nominal.
COES-MOre active and &c lower.
sales at 74976c for unsound; T@sls for
sound mixed western in store and delivered.
OArs-DuIl and lower.
Sales at S5912c for unsound western; SSe Tor
SoSrSs-oulst. Sales of St. Domingo at 1s34c,
in bond.
| At u@I25I; Havana st l5Tc.
MoLAssss-Quiet. Sales Of New Orleans at s6S
PffRoLtpn-Dun.
sales at 50izgsiC for crude, and 4995oe for re-
fined in bond.
PoEK-Heavy and lower.
sales at s2s s7H for new mess, closing st SIS"
80 cash; SIS 90 for old do S2l, Ioa
prime, and $500 for prime mss. A'sg 80
bbls new mesa for March and April, seller optloni
BEffI6Tist, sales at slG.OO@2O,OO for new
plain m IS, and s2o60@24,OO for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet. sAles 1T 81, O0942,0o.
Cur MEATs-Dull. Sales &C uHg12He for
shoulders; 16%9lsc for hams
BAcoN-In fair demand. Sales at l51zc for long
ribbed.
pHEssED Hoas-Heavy. Sales at 12ss9l2s for
western, and l2Z@I3Ac for city.
and heavy. Sales at l549lsH4r
Also 1850 bbIs for March and April, seller option
at ISSlS1sc- A..
BUTTER-Steady. Sales at 2O93Z1c for Ohio
and 2Sa5ts FIR state.
CHEEsE-Firm. sslss at l599fc.