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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

BgThe New York Jou,natof Commerce
says that men inthe Republican party are
acting now as if they had lease of power
for centuries Whereas, it is as certain as
the revolution of the earth on its axis, that
the opposition is to come into the seat of
power sooner or later, and TO Inherit the
weapons now welded by the radical party.
The sensible man will have no confidence
in either party holding unlimited sway.
His only hope of the future in rebuilding
and maintaining our constitutional defenses,
our State reserved rights, as well as our
United States constitutional rights.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

nea- In jovial company, each one asked
question. If it was answered he paid
forfeit; or, if he could not answer it him
self he paid forfeit. An Irishman's ques-
ton was: How does the little ground
hog make hishole without showing any dirt
at the entrance.?'' When they all gave it up
Pat said Sure, don't you see he begins
at the other end of the hole One of the
rest exclaimed ''But how does he get
there 2" ''Ah - said Pat, that's your
question-ean you answer it yourself?" 7
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

THE CHINESE OF THE Pacific COAST
Great excitement exists in the States of
Oregon and California among the white
rights bill in allowing the Chinese all the
rights of whites and emigrants from Chris
tian countries, and which will probably
change the political character Of those
States
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

MORE TERRITORY IN PROSPECT. 1t is
hut whether true or not we can
not state, that Senator DooLrrTLE, who has
just sailed for Europe, has Authority to
treat with Denmark for the purchase of the
island of ST. Thomas, " est Indies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

FISHERIES ON THE PACIFIC CoAsT.-A
number of small fishing vessels have sailed
from San Francisco for the fishing banks,
lately found on the Northeast coast in lati-
tude SIS, near Schoumagins Island. This
coast is considered dangerous because it is
uninhabited except by the natives.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

gag Only one plank is requisite for the
construction of platform on which the
Democracy of the whole country can stand
That is the following:
.Resolved. That we will preserve, pro-
tect and defend the Constitution of the Uni
ted States, and the rights of the States as
therein secured aud to this we pledge our
lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honors.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

nea- The Fond du Lack laeportc, says a
.laboring man named Picbafe, residing in
the lower part of Fond du Lac, was pre-
sented few days since, by his loyal spouse,
with pair of twins, making eighteen
children in 25 years they have been mar
ried. He is Industrious and supports his
family. e
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

A LONG INLANDV VOYAGE. The steamers
Washington and Admiral D. D. Porter
cleared from New York on the 18th for
Chicago, via the Weland canal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

A RECONSTRUCTED MEASURE = All the
Richmond papers are jubiant over the re-
lease of DAVIS, end even 60 so far as to
compliment UNpEEwooDs for his conrse
they all concur substantially in saying that
tho discharge Of DAVIS will do more TO
forward reconstruction than all the efforts
Of Congress: up to this time.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

ssgA little fve-year- old,. referring to bis
sisters perfumery, said: There amt no
penny in that, is there p |" No. my dear"
" Then what makes you cull it (s)cent
bag 2"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

By-A Cleveland paper says there is 4
man in that neighborhood so mean that he
sits on the door-steps of the church Sundays
to save the wear of his pew cushions. ia T..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

) BA. A Negro toast: ''De late gobner OBJ
de State-he came in wild little opposition |;
him go out wild none at all. /"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

The young earl Brownlow,. considered by
young ladies as one of the greatest prizes
in the London matrimonial market, is en-
gagged to marry lady Adelaide Talbot The
earl income is half million Of dollars. :
A brother considerably died a short time
since and left him sole heir to estates un-
surpassed for beauty and splendor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

EE TIE prcseM debt of The city Of
New York amoupts to 800: li2 245,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

{ Transported for lifc--the man that mar
rics happily
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24
MOTHER GoosE.-The following is the
latest version of Mother Goose

Hi diddle. dc diddle.
The cat and the fiddle
The cow jumped over the moon q
The little dog laughed .....,
To see the sport
TheBsast ran away with the spoons
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-24

rA- The favotitc air now days is q mil.
lIof .9lrp r4 lH tf
The New York herald., 1867-03-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Moxp.Y March Il-e Z NJ
ina stock market has been active and somewhat puoy-
ant TO day its upward impulse being immediately anu
manly due to the course Of Erie, whleh nas
further sharp advance under the efforts oi eomona
tion on,r,ons ara as usual divided as TO wnether the
..ras.,, rsa 10 the commencement Of permanent m-
...a,, - ,naraiy q spasmodic movement. Much
unon the action operators IN Erie Us " the
sn,nrs of the rest Of the speculative list fit Is well
Sustained moral support will bo given TO the rest OF the
,,,ra, and other operators will take hold OF other
,eks one By one another period Of active specuia
,on IN railway may bo the result but should Eric
break The whole market win sympathize with IT. and
decentralization will be the result
The supply Of money more abundant than last
week TO the Stock Exchange and loans were made IN
many cases per cent although the rate usually
asked by tho banks In one o. Two excep-
tiona cases large amounts loaned to nrst class
parties government securities at nve In the dis
count Inc there increasing activity, and the best grade
Of paper submits TO seven per cont Tho amount OF
commercial paper Offering probably ten times large
as Il was year ago The statement OF the associated
banks for the week ending the 9th inst had favor.
able effect in strengthening confidence In continuance
of monetary ease Tho legal tender notes show in
crease 500 245 and the deposits OF 81 The
loans have increased sle75O27 owing chiefly TO the
enlarged volume Of business on the stock Exchange.
The specie has decreased s7l 99, owing 70 Withdrawals
FOR customs duties and the circulation has increased
Sl1637s The totals of the present and previous state
ments stand thus tNs4sl,aMM
The New York herald., 1867-03-12
Qua NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.
rmnxAs's rRocEssios--MAaDr GaAs.
New ORLEANS, March 4, 1867

FREMAss PRocEsslo.--MARDI GRAs 4
This being annual celebration for the parade of the
New Orleans Fire Department. the streets Of the city
are hronged with people Perhaps no nre department
In the world turns out finer body of men makes q
grander display than the ilremen of New Orleans Their
Gre engines and hose carriages Of beauty
and workmanship, and decorated with flowers ban
ncrs, &c Their horses the least interesting fes
OF the parade Between the ropes held by the fire.
men pets march along with arched necks keeping
the steady steps with precision truly remarkable,
Ing stopping simultaneously with the procession They
appear 10 know tho difference between parade and a
funeral for wio in the former they proud bearing
and SPIRITED in the latter they march mournfuy along
in the Of the hearsc. Some OF these noble animals
among the haGdsomest In the country and have done
duty ..fremcnn for ten, twelve and fifteen years
The Stars and stripes were well represented On one
engine, however, might have been seen the motto,
,Inited We stand, Divided we Fallfn while the hubs
OF the wheels were decorated rd VIII to and reda curt
Gus contradiction. Tho "Bonny Blue Flag" was played
among the airs by the bands Several companies from
Mobile and other points assembled for the purpose Of
joining in The procession
Tomorrow have s.ll greater day for sight seers
have prepared for Of the grandest
torchlght professions and balls witnessed New
Orleans TIE city will be very merry to morrow with its
tea thousand masked faces aud fancy dresses while the
evening will pass in fairy land in witnessing the pro-
cesson OF Komus Mstick Krewe" their strange antics
and grand ball Those have read description Of
the carnival can form some idea Of what tomorrow Will
be In New Orleans.
TRoTTNG YETARIE COURSE FAST TIMR
The fastest time in harness record over Southern
made to-day by Morrissey. The horses en-
tered Morrissey, W. K Thomas and Farey Hen
shaw. The betting two 10 the former against
tho field There three false starts before they
finally got or Morrissey passed the half. mile several
lengths ahead in l3 aud the mile in 229, almost dis
tancing the others The second heat accomplished
10 about the time and with the same result The
third heat Aorrissey went around the track alone,
Thomas being reported lame. Tine 2:29 Morrissey is
chestnut geldng, and IL owned by Mr Conlisk.
A MILITARY CEMETERY.
General Sheridan has appointed board of three on
GERS to meet at Baton Rouge Wednesday, the 9th
nst To act In conjunction with three citizens to be
selected by the OF the land for the purpose of
appraising the ground In that vicinity for military
cemetery, in order that fair and equitable price may
DO recommended to the War Department
The New York herald., 1867-03-12

OLA better feeling in she market, but prcss nominal
at VI 30 81 a. Gold sl buy 9, 1854 selling. Exchange
dai at par buying, AID Ito premium selling
CHICAGO March H. 1867.
Money fairly 10 for favoiite
brands. but marSet is generally quiet; sales OF o
bbs al sa 81 for whs winter 81. 70 5i2 20 for red
winter 81 ia 5l 90 for spring extras, IS super
fine. NJ, wheat opened hrm NJ advance Of kc &c
on snIufdys gutes. sales of winter al 81 1a ~ ~
hnt . sf54uenny weakened and the close there were
plenty seers out buyers. No. wheat scirce ard
sin sales ~ S2 80 50 49, Corn opened advance OF
ie IN, Afterwards closed duh g 1914 Oats rn, bus e
aofns; sales OF fresh receipts Of No. at 44hc
a s5c. rye quiet but ir1a $50 for winter and ssc
= 81 for fresh receipts No. L. Barley a good
local and Shipping demand sales Of winter aud fresl re-
rsits OF No t3c 65Sc Provisions very rm but not
acye most holders prefer holding present Mess
PORK ~ Co. Bulk meats nrm sales ~ short ribbed md
dies Al oc Lard hrm but quiet a. 2c for prime steam
rendered Dressed h0gs-A light euppy: soes at 80 Live
hoRsLght olengs; good smooth lots arm at ~ 10
81 80 Receipts 5000 obs. four 4e0 eentas wheat IA 700
b,shels 400 centas 800 nogs Shipment
4Uo bbls. Iour, 400 eentas wheat C0 cenais corn
MILWAUKEE. March IL, 1867.
Flour steady and qaiet Wheat quiet $3 So per GENITAL
for No and $3 50 So 52 for No Oats steady at 81 ~
centa No Corn duh at 81 % per Genital for new
hama l24c. l2,sc. Recepts-l,00D bbls our, coo
centals wheat 400 do oats 40 Shpn-ents-2tVJ
bbls Hour l. 400 centals Wheat.
81 naf SAN Francisco March 9, 1867.
SocksGould Curry. $47b; Savage, 81 s26 rosos, 6o
Qphir. S24J Hale Norcross, So 000 Crown Point Sgto
yellow Jacket Si5; Alpha S2j Imperial SHARE ~ "
Ca!iiornl Steam Navigation Company, bid 90 per cent
California State Telegraph Company, 81 dividend declared
on Savage Mining Company 500 per foot
The New York herald., 1867-03-12
TrlEraapMc MARKET frp,aTs.

PBrrApELrHiA March II, 1857.
'Ss ';s;' rssts r x
York psr Ss''a market a &
sonr-phe market Is gu;e AND unchansed spPcr,n,s,
II @ Pss @ per s a ss'
a ysem 81
lssc " gold rrovsons-Ihe market closed steady Mesa
ssS'' Beess. are s'a dull i unsettled sSd sI%s owc
Ss. asis Rsr soas nesS s
assc, Hog. dun lower. Sales 10 head Al sio iii
BAlnaoRF. March H. 1867.
% for @ g sooa saSs acss m
ise arm Flour quiet unsettled sprtas grades. but
ssssshoss $ 4sss 1 ocee p,s -; s n,saa s. u
g. y ss% hs%a'ss'as w. y g y I % o ss.a ss,s A o
%sas 70 s s n oss s ssssn ~ and g s
l2,sc I2slc. whskey nominal
oswreo. March n, 1867.
Ss ssa wn rSs Il i0s su az I ;S sr ss :.s s hSs
sS sT
Sa. sas ass ;I O onsss as ws..s,s barley
n0Sa5 f .aes. sSorIs n ns & rs "a
sp;!s, s i ana so.ds msaSs' @ !, Ra
Asasy s ns 1%oans no q s.. q y 0ss md acA I her,
bmshess corn 800 bushels oats ss5cu bushels. 6ssey
1900 bushels iAboo bushels; peas, 500 bushcis buck
BuvrALo. March II, 1857.
Gil Is FOR 10 spring, SIS ss Is for red winter sl for
sss and az .. srs s
81 vs. Corn and other grains quiet shorts selling
S2i f25 shipsus At e23 ~ and mddnrs $6 per ton.
Railroad freishts-flour 70 Boston @c % New yok 7cc
Albany The amount of gratn In store and ato,t
h harbor az TO day is a. foilows-Whcat 3k 10
bushcis corn, 5SU bushc oats ~ 30 bushels; barley
CIrcIxEArr, March n, 1867.
Flour 10 fair demand and st:sd he market ~ without. de-
s2 20 for winter Corn steady at 65c In the elevator aud
nrasp g ~ . sc o smes and c,ossa sdc aN 10
Soas Cotton sss ssmsy sissIa1e wiz az
nana sales OF middlng upland ~ 26c. The demand ~
ssd on the belief that prices have reached tue botrr
from New Orleans Saturday were but Op bales
nes,. az az ETY. second class s2 country $40 10 Bnk
utln out unchanged and closed buoyan ana t'ie
on. c,y l2sc Inry i2@c. Bacon unchanged and
Thsrsc epn uer unchsnE.d land steady choice. i0c 3c
All All d ~ shes M 1870 lie Eggs-aI receipts,
pn ias ahs IT, owsr a. sc loo Provsons steady. sugar,
49, ,nnss ztc 2e Seed dur. coser, sc.S 80
hassceo' V0s0@i Timothy ssed So 50 Is 40. Lpssts
The New York herald., 1867-03-12

spoe Sys Sssa sne
's ss Isl
s9;;s i boxes ,ossseo ssses
5s I'd per ~ gallons. The charters were:Two small
S
0g:S sussr c Cor. Srs-id remained duh and nominal
Manis was steady at lac gold Other kinds wero
were unchanged IN respect Sales IS sas' at
Ho.assss was modeaey active at steady prices Sales
500 SSds Porto Rico :. Ss and sShfds DO Cuba
sroasssp: .urpsn,ins ruled ar win sales
Shipping order RosnCsmmon Mas easier While
the other ruled dull aud nominal We only heard q
:,ss % wilmington oa
SnsLn.seS ruled dun, though steady, :. :, ss Fish
% o :tsssy sa oil sales
PxrEoi was IN moderate @ dsnand and pre-
srsvi.s sSi i shipping order Bonded
%se AZ ee sc'ei Rana White a. ep
lots do at 2c and 600 bbs do private terms In pha
d. s ;s ss TOO % DO I'd do '' for August
Ssoyissoss locs sS,. pork, 4 bo. beef
Tie rather all ~. ands;
at @ so.r. .S p III es
cash and regular a. Se " s2s % er ssy % y mes
s tss prime; g 4; s:s. M i & 81
bsls new mess sellers and buyers option a, ss il
50 Rs. W. wss steady at pcss z H =, s,s q 80
mess. Beef hams steady, with moderate
We sales of 800 bbs at from so Ssg
quality. Bacon quiet, but steady Tie sales comprised
so lsskases a. o'c olc foe caneerlant cs Sc fcr
steady Sales made OF 100 packages
~ &C. 2c. for shoudcrs and llssc lac for hams The
transactions IN lard we're 70 fair extent ana price. Inlsd
Il sv9r oS o. % ss rs & TIE ; or S ss
Buiter and cheese duh aud heavy
without particular change In prices.
PICS was dull though hrrn at previous prces
l0ic 0>c for fair 70 good refining Cuba The sales
prsed uI hhds at 10c lsc for Cubn mnscovado also
,0g6 boxes s1<c l2c. Refined dull i4aac l4c.
for soft white and Lac. 1870. for standard haras
SrARirk WIS moderately active and steady Sales 25oOo
lbs at tliac. . l2c
lbn mar ef
The New York herald., 1867-03-12
THE. STAavING CRsTANS.

From letter written by the United States Consul At
Canea extract the following facts in relation 10 the
suerings Of the Crean cxiles:From ten thousand to
twenty Thousand refugees in state Of the most
abject poverty, their property having been either
conascated or they unable to return to their homes
The women ana children, in particular. ara suffering
severely; the Turkish government refusing allow
them to return TO Crete to leave the nsurgent lines
unless their able bodied mao relations accompany them
This OF course cannot be- and the result is coutnu-
of barbarties the part Of the Mussumans and
greater calamity to the refugees The Consul writes
that conributon should be In food and cothos-n the
latter case blue Mcrrmacs, driings and dark cotton
cloths being the best that can be sent
The New York herald., 1867-03-12

Mining shares firm, and Alameda Silver advanced
10 SO 80 Al the first board Columbian Gold and silver
sold at "a 75, Consolidated Gregory Cold sl2 Quartz
Hill, 81 IS; Alameda Silver, 80 80; corydon, SO IS
American Flag. 81 10 At the second board Corydon
closed Csc. higher than At the fret board, selling
90 4o Consolidated Gregory Gold soc, selling at sl2 co.
Quartz HIN loc., selling At - As.
The Hudson River Railway Company has just Issued q
circular to its stockholders calling meeting the 3oh
sf the present month for the purpose OF obtaining their
sanction TO the increase OF the capital stock Of the CON-
pany 10 the amount Of 400 the assigned reason
for this increase being tho extension Of the depot
oommodations for freight and passengers aud double
tracking the entire road retiring portion Of It's bonded
debt and adding 70 It's rolling stock, may be required
the amount OF the stock at present outstanding rs
teeeeIi, SO that this Is proposal to double it, Such
wholesale watering OF any stock s, however, inde
fensioie on the score OF good policy, and IL almost
invariably results ultimately in injury to the
s'ockno'aers even where M stock jobbing
motive underles the operation. This new proposition,
carried INTO execution will endanger the prospects OF
ue hudson River Railway as q good dividend -raying
properly, although may serve tho private purposes or
thoee into whose hands the new stock win san po,h
hos tne STOCK OF road means reducing the dividends
oneha unless its net earnings largely increased In
consequence OF the improvements for which the addI
tional stock 10 issued and although the Hudson p,v
line s doing profitable business a. present, /, i h,
means certain that the proposed improvements voua
make !. valuable properly than II is In proportion
% the money expended upon u represented BY ia
capital stock The circular referred 70 reads as fol.
lows
Nxw Yonx, March s, 1907.
To THE STOCKHOLDERS
GESnkxEx-At . meeting Of the Board OF Directors
Of this company, held at the ONCE Of the company In
New York, the 5th day Of March, 1867. 1t was re-
solved that u be recommended TO the stockholders
hsreof 10 increase The capital stock OF the company
e amount Of 400 for the purpose OF Increasing
ha depot accommodations for freight and passengers and
'dotsio tracking the entire road retiring portion Of s
bonded debt and adding such increase 70 is rolling
sock ~ sAal be required The additional capital TO be
issued at sNch times and upon such conditions as the
board OF Directors may from time 10 time determine.
meeting Of he stockholders will DO held q the once
The New York herald., 1867-03-12

Of Tho company, No 2To wes, Thirtish street. IN the
city Of New York on the 3on cay of March, 1901 at
twelve O'Clock M FOR tue purpose oi saAe.ioLg iue
nroposed increass OF tue capital stock. Stockholders
NAV vote in person or by proxy, and twothirds IA
amount OF all the stockholders Of lhe company - ro-
onired 10 SANCTION the same Very respectfully yours
AUGUSTUS SCHELL. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1867-03-12

MONDAY, March Il--6P. N.
AsnRs.-Recepts Is pkgs. The market quiet, but
steady with small sales at SIS IS . SO 50 for pot
BREApsrurrs-R 1906 bbs -FOUR 2io do and 1891
bags neal 2s bushels wheat 1850 do. o do
The for and Western -four, under fair
demand, ruled irido Grmer but decided advance IN
prices established The sales comprise 1000 bbs at the
appended quotations For Southern -four the demand
good and fun prices realized We note sales OF 800
bbls. Rye -four steady, with steady inquiry. s.
made Of $50 bbis NJ SO 30 So according TO quality
fhv
The New York herald., 1867-03-12

First avenue and l22d street: ls4h street, Of Fifth
avenue and southwest Of Eleventh and Ff
y eighth street and First avenue and l22d street. VIII be
KfNs. at iii Broadway Terms easy Maps At No Pine
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pY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER
- HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER.

LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER will sell by auction
Wednesday, 18th, and Thursday, l4th of March, 10x
o'clock, A. NJ each day. the entire Furniture contained
the houses Nos IL and 20 Ninth between Fifth
and Sixth avenues consisting of largo and general
ment OF Furniture -Rosewood Paror Suits covered
sk brocaei &C. velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets
lace and Curtains valuable rosewood Seinway PIANO.
forte oval pier and nane Mirrors large assortment Of
bedroom Furniture rosewood, black walnut and mahog
any; Wardrobes Dressing Bedsteads hrs class
ings and other articles Range made BY Monsuse
and other Furniture particulars Of which will be found in
The owner leaving for Europe.
RY HENRY = 4nkEE, kEEps : A. MINER ns1aHp,ra
Gon,ribuors Sale Of ane ancient and mod
HENRY II. LEEDS q MINER will sell by auction
each evening, % i the LEkbs ART oALLERRs 81 and
$40 Broadway, southwest of Twelfth street,
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS,
ta WATRR COLOR DRAWINGS, rnH evsrs# "A
by the following celebrated artists:-
Lasale, Erissot webb a@@
Cortex. g Gabc, Bcaulieu ~ Is
I,anfant de Metz, Ribot Waterson
Qenter, Schcnck. Washington. .e F.
Van Elvan. vcyrassat Wander lielsk
Couturer, Josep vernoL Cberman,
Comfy, A Williams. Nicholas Berghem,
y and others of equal celebrity.
The above exhibition free at the LEEDS ART
GALLERIES until the sale, and evening previous
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A LBERT B. wALDRoN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A WALDRON, 646 Broadway, viii sell At AUCTION this
bracng large and varied Of useful and orna
mental articles
The New York herald., 1867-03-12

"A more active inquiry prevaed Tor whea and saes were
readily effected at advanced prices the market cosng r
at an improvement OF lc &C. bushel the sales were
$1,000 bushels inclmding No. Chcago az ~ 29 no MI
Canada. duty paid, at S. Corn shade In sellers
i5ooo s 81 10 81 lo for mixed estcrn IN store
81 1a for do adoat and 81 IL 81 IL for yellow Jar
sey Oats ruled active at fun prices the m,rket closing
with upward tendency; saes made of 5000 bus
els 60c. 68c Weste 69c 7Oc for State and 63c.
ao7%c for Ohio. Rye was in bette Demand and the
market frm with buyers than Sellers: the
81 900 bushels at 81 Tx 81 IL TOR Western
Barley under fair demand. sold IN the extent of 600
81 l2 10 for and 81 II for prme Canada
West duty paid Malt neglected and in the absence Of
business prices were nofninally unchanged.
CoPrER-The for Rio ruled steady and firm. We
heard OF sale Of 700 bags Jeannette at &c., gold p
bond. @fs7tf
corroS1here was active export and speculative de-
The market however. closed quiet quotations. The
sales footed up 1850 bales We quote: