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latter have not the interest in the Of the
M th nue. ana 90 not wish 20 ncumbes their property
Io te benefit OF others II there is no law TO restrict
sad directors from exercising their trust In such way
II IL nigh time Tor the Legislature 10 see tc,it."
OF the cotton crop Neilrs circular, dated 10th Jan
nary, says:
The receipts by mail dates amount to 10000 bales and
toI 'ie succeeding week. ending Saturday kilograms
!Oh the various Southern ports show about 5000 bales
hese roelptHseem TO De causing disappointment among
those who have been guine that crop would not
rnn over 10000 but they hardly mp what might
average OF Tie ten years ending with f559GO cuchah the
crop ought to appear in or table OF receipts to-day and
NC a' 9tAhtlty that so appears IS $4,000 bales
bales it IS however s sIoR H TI the s@ GP o. gs
port have so greatly increased The period to which
ts calculation carries us back that 10 would bc frer 70
compare with last five years before the For
80 per cent OF The total Calculating the present crop by
TINS rule the total would 900 bales. Certainly the
unanimous reports from tho South poiut crop not
eeedng ts very large portion Of those interested bias
facts and opinions that our friends may form their
opinions each according to Lis bent lfthe former modes
OF estmate the crop were Trustworthy ~ Old,
We should probably abandon oil hope OF 2000100 bales.
Gnt II squtc impossible this year to calculate with any
orhiee OF accuracy what amount may, under 70 ~
centlys OF high prices, have been produced in from
one to i've bale ctsb persons who never grew cotton be-
lore Inc Ola cotton men OF the South sheer at this ee
ment a. OF no Importance and may possibly amount 70
Il may amount 10 IL would show In the dely cries OF o
ht rather than the second half Of the season BE that rs
IL may we cannot yet subscribe TO the very sh0TtcrOp
views which have become prevalent although We long
ago conceded that our November figures would have tobe
yleiled so much ICES III
ming than its October appearance led the most des
pondent planters 70 anticipate.
ThefolOwng statement Of the receipts exports, and
stock OF cotton a all the ports for the week ending the
18th January compared with those OF last year. and those
OF tho last five years before the war:
Past ve.l Since sept O. Britain France OH Pr
lsc1 56ocO s sS56cO 1900 2So9 leo
Ay.bysl350O0 2,lls00O C5,0O0 1900 1900
~ENOGTs SINCE FIRST sEPTEMBER@
Ct Britain. T. =. Total Stock
1861 .3t5,0O0 $4,000 $1,000 100000 10000
1860. 4S3,OG0 bl,OOO is,CO0 $4,000 100000
Av.5yE758OOO 2l7,OOe $4,000 l,l56,0OO $4,000
by the latest kilograms received from southern ports
the weeks receipts 10 appear I'm next shown to
about $1,000 bales making total since lst OF
September, far yet known. lOs0Oo while the weeks
exports treat Britain $4,000 bales with 5000 to the
Continent
SOUTHWEST Pacific Railroads.&c. advertise
ment under Financial
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MEETING or THE STBEETCLEANLNG COM
MISSION

AZ a meeting Of the Street Cleaning Commission
held yesterday present the Mayor, Jackson g Schultz
ESQ. and Richard OGOunau, esq, the following resol-
lions were adopted on motion OF His Honor the MAYOR
Ess0irod That James whiting the contractor M cleaning The
bs % whether
poyei By request Of the Commissioners and
th- tlC tie who
,cnTe their appointment and wheeler such appointments embarass
i an prosecution his whether influence political
az hsrg brought bear him IN relation u the
1teet be employees tine tending 10 enbsTs him In tie
sIecutou oflis work. 81.
rd That b. requested 10 Inform this Commission
.hber any person BshA anae IN The Contract d.
ptft on indirect and n -, whom
IL. department renders . Ln proper and lawful AID IN carving out
he provisions Of bis contract AID not IN shat particular that Depart
uTus Gsl . o sustain hih-
On the motion Of His Honor the Mayor the following
resolution was also adopted:
Tsoipsd though judgment Of THE Commission the
ceud
carry bis considering the unusual degree Of cold
deta having fae to DO hs duty keeping the
required By hs contract the question Of paying the semi
sonih paumen be PoFoBsd sg eH Of tbs resolution Dc fa
sssed the = -.
The Commits tOn then adjourned.
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Willie upon tliSsublect yf p"S add that the quota
ton OF Lria, a tcleGGpbed TO one Of the leading
banking houses of Wall-st, was 80 at noon Oh the
SOth, and as low as IS during the day If tho Quota
not more trustworthy by tho Cable than they
are shown to be by the dispatches Of bankers, the
sooner they arc stopped tie better
The consolidation of the telegraph companies is at
tracing considerable aterdon in other cities as well
as in New-YOrk. A Correspondent Of The Rochester
Democrat says:
The Direc or 81 tho Western Union telegraph COMPANY
have issued bonds OF said company bearing eSt
ner cent interest 20 be paid sengnnualy MhlSn ICY
are Exchanging for the deprecated nid nplotuctiN
stock of Inc Russian Extension Telegraph LIS suh; -
oned by Iudlyiduals-a large share ny inc VI
Ve Western Union Telegraph Company since VIZ SUI
~ Atlantic Cable the Russian stock has ucpfr
GATED very much, and will be unriOductNe IoE W.
vears and nc last may prove entirely Mortttos ,ptr
| e. Lnov N said Directors have authority Tor l'hIn
sne, disposition OF the property OF the stosods oi
iIe western UnI9p TELEGRAPH COMPANY Aan{ VI !ls
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sTATE NEW-lOFE BANK DgPARTgESr,l
ALB,sY, Oct o. letS !
.NOTICE is herehv given. pursuant 10 ChapteI
SGpinqs BaslKs.

RIVER SAVINGS ISsTyTuTOS,l
No 3 CHaSBERssT,
NEw-YORK, Dec. u, lao
nEPOSlTORS are hereby notified that inter-
NJ the 81 Per cent Per viii be paid AZ nus
from - 800 ad 81 tie rate o. Per eeat per anngn on az Sons
500 lrOei for Tie Tae Of SIX and brrs
the H day ~ January 1871 payable and ssT the
Interest called Tor in be Rd 10 thu
principal slt draw mcTes; deposited peous 10 The Isl Of jan
Bst open daily ou 10 fi AZ on Thufsi'y non 70
P ~. .-. - 80. tltAkLto a MhlIhbii secretary.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
~ Foasuths' SIX PER CENT rtsres, free Of tau
Deposits made before FEB Wi Grawineres fom Feb
THOMAS CHklST1, President
r. II. ButI Sccrttsrr
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RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE.

JAN al-Ci15 bbs Flour 20 bbls. Whisky, 4Si0 sacks
Corn Neal 200 sacks OicaBe 1900 BUSH Corn, 4GS5 bush
OATS 100 bush Rye C25 hush Malt, go bush Seeds, ~
pigs Ashes 57 Igs Beef S5i Dbs Pork 80 pigs. Cut
Meats 1902 pigs Lard, pa Dressed Hogs, 1881 bbs Pc
tgUeuu, 2,O53 pkg3. BATTER, IA pkgs. Cheese.
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QUOTATIONS. nY TnE cAHLr.

SIN: great deal OF stupdity wilfuness Is shown In
the cable guutatiuus AZ United States bonds n Paris Tho
price there is about y to T3 whirh a Trance 10
the dollar viii uyc the true market prcc Al g. Inc
seller receives 41a0fuucs for $1,000 bond II hes boon
tho custom for interested parties to CIV" false quotations
So often hat would advise parties DESTROYS 10 Know TIE
correct prices 10 apply 10 reputable foreign exchange
houses. Respectfully, &c W
The business of tho Sub-Trasury was Receipts,
81. .aC2 lO-for Customs, $.i4O0O; Payments,
sl.COI, 9A IS Balance. $lod2,554O 42-Gold Notes.
sn9CO0.
The following is an official statement Of the busi-
ness of the office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States, in NcwYork for the month ending
Jan. 81, lsO7
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RIRGs COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR--The
following IL the calendar Of the Kings County Circuit
court for to-day Feb j. IS7 Cases EOs Io IIH Ls %,
&1 - Izs ll9 ls
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Financial.
COUTUWEST PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
- FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

SlrahCia!.
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
- FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY TIE ATLANTIC
AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
IN COUPON BONDS
or
81 900 EACH,
TWENTY YEARS TO RUN,
DUE SEPT. 10, 1885.
INTEREST At THE RATE oP z PER CENT PR ANNT'M
PAYABLE ~ TBE CITY OF HEw.YORK on 1HB FIRST DAYS
or JANUARY AND JULY.
Thee bonds ere 90 y niles Of complete road nov
IN operation TO RsiA, 10 the State Of Missouri, which
And Is miles Of road graded With material on hand 70 DO
completed January 1851, Gt 4 cost OOO,0OO
Together with 100000 acres Of land being disposed ~ -
Ola minimum Of S5 per sSTe, maximum Sw'.. l,3OOOOO
Say present total value SO, 900 900
by provision o. mortgage when lands amount Of
Of those bonds al exceeding 5 They
also receivable BY The Company payment It's sales Of lands
Springfield ibis road will with the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Gs Eastern tcrmmu forming direct and continuous
from ST. Louis 20 San Francisco.
When completed It sil present road Of 80 niles in - - -
With Of land valued IU,OOOOOO
Showing total value o. ............. .S22, 600 OOO
With a total Bonds authorized, With the a., ~ ~
Which may be ,sue rate exceeding +50o per de Of coz
Ofte present. q t2cOO Of BOai. limited amOani Is
offered Tor sale
Fos further particulars apply n
WARD & Co,
BANKERS
No 81 WAIbST NEW YORK
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Cbanres for BnSiness 1lal

Gbunres for Bnsiness Ilnt
DISTnLERY for SALE.-The DistllleIy
~ situated on north side q Forfst oe's saIa 20
sycs noau Destes Dus" will be soh sAsfp loI
an lis rsc oae In perfect Tuanns oroeT s'e)h'F
being ueg sud'olly rc,ely ased up Apply t, - ,o ,vp
NOR SALF-The Lease, Sheds, Brick Stables
and O0s three AMI Carts and a TIE httls OF VA
od 1ool business to close 81 e.'t Ilis o' u" p
is 90 n.r Of suy ad Tenth st., NiltaenIkh
NTANUFACTURERS and persons desiring a
vi unstale uvestitu invite! TO ersmns mf "'hS
UgI, EIlgS WOOD FINISH az No q BreAlhinsI
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On the motion Of His Honor the Mayor the following
,..soiufiop was also adol,fed.
BR0OKLYN NEWS.

TIM GRAHAM INsTITUTE-RELfEF OF AGED AND
INDECENT FESuEs-The sixteenth annual meeting OF
iho Board Of Trustees Of the Graham Instute-a home
Tor the relief Of aged and INDECENT femaleswas held at
" o'clock yesterday, at the Home" in Washington,
near DeKaIbaye.. Brooklyn. The Rev. DR. Farley pre-
sided and after the usual Introductory devotional eXer
sse annual report OF the Secretary was read by Mr.
A y ~ John The report reviewed the history and
management OF the institution for the past year ana
stated that affairs ia prosperous cOnduon as
,,Onld be wished. Several donations OF large amounts
had been received, and many improvements maze IA te
Pufldng and its surroundings There have been 20 III
mates IA the home during the year. Six have ded ana
seven have been received ~. relief the fQT1r T4lys
eiaD, has resigned eHI his place has be filled BY DR.
1imendOrf Prom the Trea.uIere repOft appears that
she cash receipts Of tho year we've $3.50 a. and the ex
yeDditufes Sl92Si 10 leaving balo>e Of $500 CO. Re
xnaiks were maze the Rev: hin Kmball OF the First
heIoIIoed Dyt" church, and the meeting adjourned
ETTE
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lhcse lgules"HlllllE 'h''' VI I'' '''''' ~ '"'"
tors to fom more correct sopinion Of the value of
fashionable stocks rs an investment with the
currency i'm process of contraction The prices from
1860 10 May, 1906 are based upon au increasing
currency.
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."XENo1 AND IT'S CONsEQURNCEs.-O Wednesday
night the police Of the Fofty-nrst Broolyn Precinct
under command Of sergeants Beatty and Cornell made
descent or couple Of gambling houses ono OF them To-
GATED at No 1 My1tleave and the other at No 81 L9
sOn st aud captured individuals who were engaged IN
ae game Of Keno" The arrested persons were brought
OF before Justice Cornwe yesterday and the cases Wero
adjourned until Saturday.
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nld, Tor NOil;tgc "'''t'-' ~
Tpon this subject The Commercial 1drntiscr says;
Cur attention has been called % certain glaring mac
clrrics in the recent London quotations Tor American
securitics The following the quotations Tor le and
Illinois Central the last two days Dy Cable, ana 10 private
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silunilons tl1antso- alalec.

Giluahuns Wantso-a lato.
4 CENT EMAN Of several years experience
" in m. " commission aud liquor importing business 0, roo s~r
Ties p nov Sling very responsible position wishes an ssOA,n
MINT from let living salary frseias felsrepes I~h-t"~
Alig,ss r. D.. Post Oaoe Box No lo't --------
NOTHE.-A young SeOtchman, who ls n
~ thorsyb practical FARMER, would engage a. Foreman Q, vs
on an 3teDsys ErR plantation Has been ir TIE " o &c.
this coru experimenting agricultural labor Has s
accounts ara can ave me ioi sS1s ss
V1HE PARIS EXHlDIrIQN.-An American, .
Young Man aee 30 ~lo csrni breach Thoroughly ~ s
an paris l. frpsr 10 accompany ar>telass niy 81 II
he Grest Show Erertui rgleTrlee Atic" A. H. "IlEb''
Ton,inr Hotel No. az BIo'i -sy.
INO MANUFACTURERS and WHOl.ESA,iLxE
4 1EtIERS WANTED SITUATION a. TRAVELLING ASerNLJ
b one Who has had sgeheass address H. b. H. Bon ." H New
york ,ity PostOGce 49,.
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Gitnaiior5 roantc0- females.

AJADY WHO SPEAKS FRENCH, GERMAN
an, FNGISlT NJ. find TO Europe 10 WOE
H. % m u,cl w. business well acquainted ~ Fsns anal e,,ss
sonfsprts Address s. - l5rneisi est Deifoh N''1
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Dlpi6cno Noiites.

DANK OF AMERICA.-N0TICE- Bank
I'D Amcc, having paid tic Sa city aud County tsIes On ia
stocE fr the Extra Dividend THREE PlR CENT declared January
prepare ~ lie 0ckl0teTs GemapG be ~
msirIrI o. sid q deLd.
OyVi,t oY TAE DUBuegg iyp SIDrN RAILROAD 90.
NEUlOES Jan. %, 1871
NOTICE is hereby given that Scrip Dividend
~ PER Clt es- glnentsI) The Preferred STOCK
Comrnng been dAI. OF y te 'anns- o. the road o 100
PAYABLE Mes.f " X JiP Co.. No % BotiWay on
'he l,lers REGISTERED az The closing OF tbe oeosS
snr hook. the EeaYor Ofe SNhe c from The ls to ne
al ofI1bnuy. JOHN T. DUAONI, As,s,an1 oesrss%I.
NEW ZINC C0MPANY.--At meet
y ing q DE Rosn q Directors Of 1, gSgRaa hsi lss Gay
pr ~ gtock psvslo Transfer Ofce 81 tbe Company No Vi
Napsre New. York sui sseI February nett Ibe nale'
boots I be closed 25b iHst tie 3lg n ho,h ay, u
sigsi, e--Jsp nj lsj; s. GIBLIN, Secretary.
B.Sg 0P THE MtNHATrAN CONPASD,l
NEwA ORR, JsB 81. 1907.
THE President and Directors of the Manhattan
Comp1uy disreda IDEND oFiyB ~ PERCENT
free fn trrs tan proJs OF the last sE months p@J
sts on after SATURDAY The Eb prGr u,pnp,nrp cn
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Orr,t op rHV T,ENIs ioAN AM lRt'i ,"NrAN'
n, a ENCuaNof pLACK, toRNEh hLitN ST. 4
~ NFv NaEK Jan. o. 1904
vNIIF COUPONS Of the EYANS( Lille ana
TRAWFORpSvTLIE RAILROAD CONAN dne On Isl o. lfb
RuAKY, all be pah % ns once. oIo. =. = ~
A MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
" lie thRRONlL COAL COMPANY i%r BE III tioN o.
m, az Yos % WEDNESDAY III. t6 OF fetrlt AZ l.
O'Clock ~. '"'i. '''- -
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INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
GEO. G. DUNBAR,

DEALER IN SOUTHERN AED WESTERN RAILROAD SECUR
TIES STATE. COUNTY, AND TOWN BONDS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, &C., &c
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WASHINGTON. 7tq7 :. ,
Nominations Rejecte Z By the
sit r., AtAtN -rN
ed zsnrs.s Senate. n 81 ~
5s.f .i1-7--7- 9sl-l fsIH -. g al
Statement of the Public Debt.
WAsH1NcroN Feb G

u.sIl ,.1s,.t t WASHINGTON. Feb 6. aa
The Senate to-day confirmed the appoint
ment of FL. r. Hurlburd, Comptroller of the
Currency; and rejected, among other nominal
tons, John L. Swift, Naval Officer, Boston; r.
N. Couch, Collector of Customs, Boston, and
s. B. Phinney, Collector, Barnstable. - -,
The statement of the public debt shows that
the total amount of the debt Feb. LIST, less cash
in the Treasury, 10 be $2,543, 349.74B; of this,
Lao, al bears coin interest, and $819,672,-
740 currency interest. The Treasury holds of
coin, 1877 ,354 $685. and of currency, $45 1863, 1877.
A dentist OF this city was to-day adjugded
guilty of contempt for violating a temporary
Injunction forbdding him to use the vulcanite
plates for artificial teeth without license, and
fined fifty dollars. The order of the. Court is
that dentists keep an account of the number of
yulcanite plates they manufacture, and the pa
tentees are to be paid for them if the suit now
pending is decided in their favor. sED
Late dispatches at the Navy Department
confirm to a certainty the safety of the U. S.
steamer Lancaster. She was at Nassau, N. P,
Jan. 18th. The u. S. steamer, Monocacy was
at Cape Good Hope Dec. 18th, en- route to the
Asiatie squadron. 5:,....it ......7 .-.,-
A convention of tobaeconists met here to-
day. Delegates are present from Richmend,
Lynchburg, Baltimore, New York. and other
places interested in the tobacco trade. esis, 4
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" y " " ~ ] y =
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

.IrIUHI tHU CIITIsIIsH NIIrTOr.I
THE Press has been enlarged since New Years
We glad TO such evidence OF prosperity With
such papers as Portland now furnishes we see nc
York. .'lf .iHiLA
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MISCELLANEOUS. sff q


- ESss EKA aa aa.sAs ax,sfl
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neo.ion .. And be 1t further enacted, that
no sentence of any military commission or tri-
Ganal hereby authorized, affecting the life or
liberty OF any person, shall be executed until
u Is approved by the superior officer in com
mand of the district; and the laws and regula-.
TONS for the government of the army shall not
be affected by this act, except in so far as they
conflict with its provisions.
The bill was read twice and ordered to be
printed. De-. g.. .t,.. .F.
After the presentations of petitions the
House adjourned Tal
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hARIFOkD, COun., FEB. g.
The Democratic State Convention assem-
bled in this city to-day, and was very fully at
tended. The convention was called to order at
10 o'clock by James Gallagher, Chairman of
the State Central Committee, and Judge
Bests, of New Haven, was appointed temper
airy Chairman. The committee on the perma-
nent organization of the Convention reported
the following list, which was adopted: Presi-
dent, Hon. Loren p. Waldo, of Hartford;
Vice Presidents, Loyal Smith, of Cheshire;
Thomas g. Reed, of Lisbon; John e. Wheeler,
of Westport; Earl Martin, of Killinglev; VIM
p. Burial, OF Salisbury; d. b. Warner, of East
Haddam, and o. p. Waldo, of Tolland On
motion of Mr.. Fowler, of East Haven, com
mittee was appointed to nominate a State
ticket. While the committee were out mo-
ton was made that James Il. English, of New
Haven, be nominated for Governor, by accla-
nation, which was carried unanimously, amid
tremendous applause. A committee appoint
ed to nominate State officers presented the fol-
lowing list: For Governor, James Il, English,
of New Haven; for Lieut., Governor, Ephraim
III. Hyde, of Stafford; for Secretary Of State,
Leverett II. Pease, of Somers; for Treasurer,
Edward E. Mosely, of Hampton; for Comp
troller, j. Olney, OF Stratford. The ticket was
received with applause and adopted by accla-
matiOn. 'r i. Z t i.-i4--
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Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
S. T.---1S60.-A.-rhe afAounts Of Plantation Bit
tiers sold IN one year is something startling. They
would ill Broadway six feet high from the Park to
4th street brakes manuac tory is one OF the msti-
tuhons IN New York 1t is said that Drake painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabaistic
IS T-1S6O-X,' and then got the old granny legis-
lators to pass law preventing disigurng the face
OF nature, which gave him monopoly We do moi
know how this is, bat we do know that Plantation
Bitters SELL as ,Ao other article did, They arc
used by all classes OF the community and are death
when languid and week, and grOat appetizer"
Sarato pring Water, sold by all Or u eeists.
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4 II f0f'' '1e W UrCester IBIlss.,J Spy.I Z "a !
THE PREss;-Among the papers that commence the
new year Win enlarged sheets and manifest signs OF
prosperity are the Portland Press and the Hartford
Evening Press The former is the largest and best
long regarded one Of the abest of our Connecticut
exchanges. HOOK III ~ VII
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CINCINNATI Markets. vaw

H3 CINCINNATI, FED. o.
Flour in good demand at full prices sales of super
fine Winter at 10 "a 1925; trade brands IL 90 q 1928
fancy II 90 a Is 90. Wheat in good demand az 4o
tive and prices firm ear &c q 81; shelled, in eleya-
tors, &C. and in sacks 10 a 76c Oats in good de-
nand at SO q Die for No. Rye firm and in gooq DE-
aand at 20. Barley duh and prices nominal. Pro-
s11 urn; mess pork at 20 80. Lard in demand at
ias e, buik meats-country cured held at u g 93e;
Guy cured lek bacon unchanged 90 r. IA Il Yfl p