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The New York herald., 1867-03-13
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cur HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

Revolt In Ciudad Boiivnr-Prcss Comm cnts.
HAVANA, March g, 1867.
BY tho mail from Santiago dc Cuba we have received
news from Laguayra and Porto Cabclo to the It'll ult
On the Cd revolutionary attempt was made at night
In the city Of Bolivar by Manuel Alvarez, commanding
the national forces who endeavored seize tho person
OF Garcia Gomez, bis superior onicer-b the latter
bcng forowarned, Alvarez failed his undertaking.
This clrcumstancc.dM not disturb the public tranquility
General Guzman Blanco, p. y. Of the rernb,ic at
Of the courts Of Europe arrived the 2sh in the
steamer Caraibe
On the 18th council Of be held In Bolivar
city, 10 investigate the process pending against Alvarez
and Lieutenant Gratero for scditicn and military
mutiny.
Tho Diario ds' Commerce. Of the 9th reproduces from
the io' reiiT the following remarks-It has been i'm.
possible TO como TO q compromise between Generals
Montague and Lopez Their respective forces are face
to face between Bejuma and Montaivan, both detor-
mined TO ngh,, and var appears imminent. we have
jus, learnt that tho forces which marched on those
departments met those which operated under the orders
OF Montague in Carrizaiito, but this will not Il was
believed. plunge carabobo into the disasters OF war
The Pc9res, of the 3oth says:-Thc political events
all the attention OF tho publ and there qrca: fears
that tho State may be sta ned by boodshcd SO far wo
already fred IN Tinsano between tho ''' srceps cops
Of General Hdago and guerilla under
Moreno. Our capital, II not tranquil Is given NJ
trey TO industrious occupation; but naturally provisions
are going up in price, is usua in such cases, and
money Is drawn out OF circulation.
Don Andres Ramos, merchant VOL TO do In Tina
OF money m his posscsson had been murdered aud tho
corpse found on the Tocuylo road.
were sun detained in prison. They had just published
printed paper containing sundry documents relative 10
TIE English steamer Of war Minstrel had arrived OF
Bolivar City, with Don Luis Joel, British Vice Consul
General Frontado President Of the State Of Bolivar
City, Led iu Puerto Nurias
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clHcuII CGuaT, BROOKLYN.
The Turmnn Street Casualty-InterestiuE to
Common Carriers.
Before Judge Gilbert.

The Turmnn Street Casuaity-Interesting TO
Common Carriers.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Mary Madden, Adminianasir rs. JOHN J. KeTrM.--
The trial of this case reported in the HERALD Of yester-
cay was resumed yesterday morning. will be remem-
bercd that the plaintiff sued to damages In tho
sum of $1,000 for tho death Of her husband Michael
Madden who was killed In July, 1855, by tho caving In
OF the roof of defendants buildings Nos 93 and 90 Fur.
street. the casualty having occurred while deceased
that the caving in of the roof owing to Its do
ncent construction, and defendant was Maplo
therer... -Alser the examination OF Ruinpos
OF witnesses the case for the plaintiI was
non suit on the ground tshad been shown by
the testimony submitted that Mr. Morrit was in any
way negligent but, on the contrary that he had con-
ferred with competent builders and had the building
erected In accordance with their expressed opinions
Neither had there been any evidence to show that MI
Merritt was aware the time that the buildings were
being wrongly constructed II thero were any negli-
gence at ALL II the part OF defendants employees
who planned the work. Mr. Jenks responded TO by
Mr. Levien ione OF plaintiffs counsel Judge Gilbert,
however, granted the motion for o non suit.
.yahn Cwtsn Us. James NJ Matthews and oDrs.-The
plaintiff brought this action to damages in tho
sum Of STAG 40 with interest since December !, 1865
The plaintiff claims that the 18th Of November 1865
one j. A. Van Pelt Of Troy, delivered to defendants
who proprietors o. line of barges, quantity Of
one owen Byrne in New York. that in transporting tho
property they caused four hundred and eighty eight gal
Ions of it. valued x45 40 to be wasted through their
carelessness and thai In March last Mr. Byrne signed
TO plaintiff In this suit the right to for and collect th
claim. Whcrefor he demands tho above amount De-
when delivered them in bad order by reason OF
its working Case
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The changes from the previous weeks account are as
follows:-Thc metallic reserve has advanced ~ mil
liens The discount accommodation has also Increased
29Z millions, there being advance Of SO In Paris to
decline OF 81 In the branch banks. The advances on
bullion and rente have scarcely varied while those on
railway securities have been increased little over u OF
a million On the sde OF the liabilities the notes In
circulation present augmentation Of AZ millions. The
account current Of the Treasury has increased 81 mil
lions. Private accounts Lave fallen or IA millions,
there being decline Of 9A in Paris to increase Of
~ in the departments.
letter in Denver Colorado paper, Of February Is,
says OF the eastern division Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road
The road Is finished twenty miles beyond west Of
Fort Riley and forty days Of good weather will have the
track to Sana All tho iron and ties, bridge &c. at
Chapmans Creek and the grading for hundred
miles west OF Fort Riley will b, finished by the first of
Mnrch. Tho iron will be laid to For Ellsworth by tho
middle OF May. An additional contract OF grading for
hundred miles will be let the 14th OF this
month and believe the road will be opened to the
nclghborhood Of Pond Creek by the latter ond Of the
fail season. As tho grass out the route
will be carefully surveyed to Denver previous 10 oca
ton. while another party Of engineers will explore the
mountain ranges for practicable pass through the
mountains, while at the same time, careful examna
ton will be made Of the country between the Denver
and Omahn railroads.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.

Before Judge Russell
The Grand Jury brought In another batch Of Ind CT
nsn yesterday and In tho afternoon tho prisoners were
hsousht up aud days set down for their ,rial.
Mary Brown charged with stealing pocko, book con.
laining 81 from Mrs Sophia Hoffman, on the 25th or
tsbruay, whlo riding in Broadway and Broomo street
R pleaded guilty 10 petty larceny from the person
Uhe remanded tor sentence
John Moore Who ON the 2fst OF February, attempted
10 steal silver watch valued at $50 from Peter Mathews
While passing through Of the streets Of this city
pleaded guilty 70 40 attempt at grand arccry. He was
bentonced to the State Prison for two years and
montha
Albert Lehman pleaded guilty 70 forgery In the fonrh
eegree he having presented forged order 10 studwell
Brothers purporting 70 have been drawn by H. Moler
~ ,s seysoy en o. N two dozen pa o. Shoes
WIN Hyisnd was tried for committing felonious as:
AN, and battery upon David H. johnson the 9th Of
February In sullivan street. by sisbbmg m in the neck
With small pocket knife The parties and the witnesses
both sides nearly oil coored and they gave DIFF
aens versions Of the affair appeared, however, that
go sAnant mad no weapon, and wcs not 50 much at
rs ,ne prisoner although tho latter lanio and
-. .1e ume OF the occurrence Tho Jury rendered
verdict o. guilty OF assault with weapon
49, su'e. y. ~ 20 de bodily harm Az Hyand has served
ssrm n ne sate Prison the Guy yudg sentenced him to
nc sing sung prison for 1--WE years "a n -
John ~ nuryea, John Oakley ena r,,ra, oatIav xarc
ercd and convicted Of stealing ts essss or haos The
property OF seers Z Curtis, and snoddy a parker.
which is occupied hy the Newport and ros,on ssn,
1ost company tne prisoners admitted their erlt 10 the
smcers VINO succeeded 10 recovering mos, Of tie prop
erty Inc Judge IN passing Sentence rsfaroa tbat IL
had TO believe that Duryea and John o,tiav @
members Of gang OF dock thieyea They wsre "aeb
sent 70 the state Prson Tor ave years, and Fdwsrd
Oakley, being boy, was sentenced 70 the Peni,eStsrv
Ann K Amos and Clara Eaody tcooreap were ,ros :,
IN Indictment charging them with receiving a anid
watch and chain which stolen BY another sole,ed
eirl from Mrs Mages Crosby, COS Greenwich sgeet on
the eth Of February NThe jury found them guilty with
rsc9mmsndstion W nsfsy Sentence was postponed lI
- M
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Congressman W. e. Niback, Of Indiana; General j.
Geiger, OF Ohio; and Colonel Philips, of the United
States Army, stopping at the St. Nicholas HOTEL
Judge NJ W. Norcross, of Lowell Mass, IL stopping at
tho Metropolitan Hotel
r. . Perkns Of England, Is stopping a, the Clarendon
Hotel
General j. D. Stewart, Of washington; Or. Cleveland,
Of Ucs and Mayor Lincoln, OF Boston, are stopping at
The Fifth Avenue Hotel.
List OF Americans registered in Paris for the week end
ing March l:-Fiom New York--lfr and Mrs & =
1900, mr and ars. George D. Phelps, Mr. aud Mrs
- W Robbins Mr. e Grifren, Mr.. Charles A.
Pond, Mr. w W. Clarke ana family, Colonel J.
~ noW ard Wells, Mr. r. l. Colt, Mr. George L. Whitaker
NJ Renry stannsld NJ Z korria From Doeton-Ns
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The circular of foreign exchange house IN this citv
lWo,herspoon & Ca) contains tho following remarks IN
reference to the largo amount Of pubic securities
held in Europe and tho or their low price there
in comparison with other stocks bearing lower rate o.
interest for instance consos which carry only three
pcr ceut:-
Concurring in the opinion Of the Secretary that the
boroaiug of money by means Of the sale Of secu
rites oad is unntgaed evil for this country we
would gladly be instrumental in putting a stop TO the
practices but our creed does not allow appropriate
merits from works Of supererogation aud when We SEQ
the cn forties" the only United bonds Of which
the principal and interest by law expressly made
payable In gold, selling here at home in New York at
discount OF thirty per cent In gold Is needless 10 look
further for the cause OF the low prices Of United States
bonds in Europe
Mining shares were firm early In the day but iu the
afternoon portion Of the list lower At the first
board Corydon closed 20c higher than at the second
board selling AZ 50 60; Consolidated Gregory Cold 45c
selling at $12 IS; Columbian Gold and silver was &C.
lower, selling at So 75 Alameda Silver was in demand
at 50 so SO co. AT the second board Quartz Hill closed
l5c. lower than At the Grst board selling at "a 3o Con-
sodsted Gregory Gold zoo, selling a, s12 IS Corydon
was 15c. higher, selling at 80 75 Alameda Silver sold
at 90 So seller sixty days
Government securities quoted thus at the close Of
1881, 100 l0ak coupon, 1881,
l0o 10e1; lye-tweny registered, 1s0a lo7 q
l07A; hve.twenty coupon, 1s02, 100 lO9k; Ave-
twenty coupon, 1894 1o7JS 1074; nvetweny coupon,
1861 losa al do. January and July, loGx o Y; ten
iorty registered e75S "; telforty coupon, g7H u;
August seventhriy, 1861 u; June seyen.thirty.
lo5A Il; July sevcnthrty, 1861 y.
Tho exports exclusive OF specie from the port Of New
York TO foreign ports for the week ending March II,
1867, were valued Of s5,o41,oio
The Philadelphia bank statements OF the past and pres
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SUPREME CuuaT-CNAMaERS.

a Heavy Erbezzlemcnt Cnse-Moti0n TO Va.
cate an Order of Arrest.
Before Judge Ingraham.
CSiur H. Carter ct al rs. Theodore H. Loomis-A civil
soon instituted against this defendant In the spring
- 1885, and the 1lh of March Of that year he
arrested upon order OF this court issued upon al
1av:t stating that no had embezzled about 900 from
he plaintiffs In whose service he had been employed
hookkeeper
motion was made before this court yesterday to set
Assde the order OF arrest upon affidavit Of the prs
ener stating that be had been confined in Ludlow street
AL in default Of $4,000 bail, since the 11th day OF
Brought against him by the plaintiffs to the
1nount embezzled by him; that he had defence to
snake. and that no answer had been filed by him In the
had requested them 10 entee sne o. tn,s ms iacs
cfaua that he unable TO procure ball. and not
Sn position N enable him TO enjoy tho liberty Of the
brison by reason of his impecunosty.
Al the conclusion OF the argument the Court took the
papers and reserved its decision
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COURT chLEhnAR-IHlS DAY.

SUPREME Couar-CrRcuIr-Par Mos. 1867, 1893,
Io9l, 1885, lo7I 1885, 9s3 %, 76e 3ll Z, 7io, 53I,
$40, s2l, s4s. 97a GIL $685. eo5. Part Mos. 1895,
l702 l54 I712, 1892 1895, $50, 114j 1852 6l0 $50,
$780, 1lS2, 11s4, 76l 1920 1928, 1888, l7l4, l7l6
2602 Part 3.--Caendar unchanged.
SUPREME CoUET-SpscAL TERN -Demrner-No le
Issues Of law and fac.--Nos. Ill $780, 1885, 146 1866,
lsl 1s4 19l, 1sa lIs 125, l2a, l2s. 1Se, l45' 14s
149, 194, 105.
SupRxxE CouRr--CuAMBERs 7S So, 95, oS, 104
los, lO5 12e 1872, 133 1874, 135, 1876, 162 1856, 1885,
20i, 225. 220, 22s, 236, 239, IA Call 25I.
SUPERIoR CouRT-SpRcrAL TERa.-Part l. Nos 1858,
29O5 2767, 3009 30l1 So5 3o9 1882 $685. $685. 3o35,
3o37, $685. 30l3, 3037 Part 2-Nos 29S4 $40, 3lzo.
3170 1902 3l6e. 1872 31l6 Sl72 STA 3i76
Co,slcY PIEss--TRIAL TERM. Part Mos COO 511,
379 $780, $40 37S 1885, $780, $780, $40. co., 912, $685. 372
5S5 Fart 2-Nos 576 AIS 524, 525, 146, 504 6l2, GA
Gle, GIT, 124t, 6ls 6i9, 620 Cpl.
MARINE Counr-TRIAL TERx-Nos 20. II, SO, 90, 100,
96 Ill to l2l.
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THE oURT $.
LIMITED STATES cssnssuSEss causI..

sr,sorse Of Ab.tracting n Letter mon the Post
~ma,s Charge of Making n Fraudulent
Bond, &c. ,-.,n,ar or
Daniel J. J. speman, a lad twelv years Of age, was
ma complain. OF Mr. Gayle, special agent of the
-, oace charged with absp acting letter from the
pos, once On being asked what he had to say and
whether this hts FIRST offence, the accused said be
mad on two previous occasions distracted letters but
found no money In them But in the letter he had re-
Gently taken he 60. So So He committed for trial,
Nut most probably will be sent TO the House OF Refuge
on account Of his youth.
The case Of Nathaniel Mills who s charged with hav-
ing made fraudulent bond, with the view OF obtain ng
n quantity OF whiskey from bonded warehouse, was
called up examination, and after brief testimony had
hecn taken In reference TO the execution Of the nstru
Snent tho matter adjourned until Saturday next.
Before Commissioner Belts.
Henry wust was committed for trial q charge Of
having passed counterfeit $40 bill in lager beer
saloen, No. o5 Sixth street.
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SUPERIOR C0uRT-TRlAL TERM.
Railroad Liabilities.
pofnra In1pa Car,.tn


CAayl0 Hedges, saluor, u.s. the Hudson River Railroad
Company This is action for the value of certain
PAPER consigned to the plaintiff valued at $780, The
paper came tho Central road and received
she Hudson River Railroad freight depot on the 2Sd of
May. The plaintiff was notified OF tho arrival Of tho
paper on the Gath Of May and the same day load
- the paper taken down by the truck man. On the
18th the balance OF the paper with The from which
Il had not yet been unoaded, were destroyed by nre
Sbe defendants insisted that the demand Of the plaintiff
r tho paper and its part acceptance Sere delivery OF
no paper and terminated the responsibility OF defend
Oats carriers and that contract imposed any
liability on them and that the plaintiffs did no: use due
Ind proper diligence to tho paper. On these
4rounds they asked nonsuit The Court denied the
h0nsut leaving both the questions delivery and dill
Isnce TO the Jury The jury founda verdict for plain
IN for Ses4 20.
Verdict for Railroad Negligence.
Before Judge Gsrvin.
In The case OF Lyons the Third Avenue Railroad
Company. reported yesterday, the jury broaght In q
sealed verdict for plaintiff for $4,000,
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embezzlemen picking pockets one violation OF the
excise law and three suspended from last sitting Peter
Brand convicted OF hauling four horses through the
streets 'eads and tai fashion, fined SIS for cruelty
TO aniInalA
ATTEMPT TO ERrrH TEE JUICE
Charles Ullman. No Mott street. convicted OF viola
ton Of the excise law By selling wqucr sunday was
itentary aud fined $50. In Passing sentence Justice
Downing stated that he entering court the defend
ant handed him an envelope, which he lthe Judge de-
sum OF Slo0 intended douotless bribe The Judge
severely censured such conduct and IN reply prisoners
counsel stated that hsJ WAS informed Mr. Channcey
Shafer the person who advised Ullman to pursue
the above Of action Judge Dow ling handed the
money over to Dr. Ives for the use o the Asylum ior
Houscless Chdrer.
ASSAULT BATTERY
John 0'Donp ell, liquor dealer In tho upper portion
OF tine city, s2d TO be worth over S5oOuo WAS ,onno
guilty OF assault poor man, named Henry kear-
ncy, and sentenced to months imprisonment IN the
Pententisry and $50 ine
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aud Mrs. A. 4. Strong, Mr.. Joseph H. Converse, Mr. j.
r. Nichols. From Phedelphis-Dr. and MEs James
DR.. A. E. Highway From Baltimore-SE n Brown,
Jr. From Cambridge-prof. b. I. Pierce, Mr.: :.
Perry O. Longiellow. From Pate. son. n J.-Mr.
George T. Stevens. From Calais, AkeMr II. H. Bar
nard From Salem--Air. j. Herason and wife. From
Loudon-Mr Robert Adams. Frorn Hayre-AE Henry
Thayer. from Paris-Mrs Wbtsakerbush, Dr. Peebies,
Mira Clark Rutherford
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, March H. 1857.
AsuEs-Receipts mono. The market was quiet but un-
changed.
meal 800 bushels wheat, 1850 do and 623 do oate
There better inquiry for both State and Western -four
today under which prices favored the seller the extcn
OF &C. 10c per bbl fair trade business consuma
ted who The sales for shipment to coaswse ports were
LIBERAL The export trade is still at stand prices on
tho other side being relatively lower than here California
nour sold to fair extent at $3 rs si4 per log bs bags
and s ga 2j n bbis The sales of State and Western
four cmoraccd l0tCO bbls at revised quotations
pended southern -Four firm, with moderate demand
The sales comprised sc0 bbs Rye Hour nd
at fun prices. Saes made OF 40 bills So 10
SIS according to quality Corn meal neglected nc
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.

BY A. J. BIeecker, Son Co.
ssh av Premises No t33 known az Washington Ham,
betwsen 4ith and ssth ss, lots lq.6xiCv, building
,,iToAyv,.. .$l0o0O
Hudson fBrookyn) Premises southeast corner
High st., lot 2sas6 front, house 2lN3D rear house
LOT adlon ng, 2Lllx95 ............ 15O
south 81, Jamaica L.. I.I04 OF land and build
igs thereon Sonth house J6y2 barn 3x2i $3.50
:. BY Il. H. Ludlow d Co.
-. By order OF the trustees Of solomon Kohnstamm.
NO leouard It., 2.lssl fect 1000
SO an Leonard ST. ~ fxSl feet. l6.tO
NO Henson st., 23xss 90
so ~ Franklin ST. 25xiQ0 .o,oO0
NO W Franklin 81. 25xlC0 feet IS 40
lots northeast corner 5 aud 67th ST. full size. 52V0
- BY James M. Miller
~ W cor 7th and Goth st., 25.5x100,. 5000
lot W fth ave. al Joining the oovc 25x00... Il25
NO ~ lam st, house and lot IS MOO ~ 0Q0
ote = Ilh ave. 75 ~ o. 4,th St. 25xl0D 27l0
ieoo i2aso
lot = 55h ST. Ss5 Il O. 10Th svc., 25sg3....... 1870
hoeso and lot Q. O. 9Th ave-. n r. tin. n. 18Th ST.,
House and lot adjoining scgvioo ............. i:Oo
By Mufer, Wilkins A Co.
iois li5h ~, igs v. ave. A. 25sI 10. each 1850
10Y W. cor. llh and 18th st.. rs 5Al)..... 2275
os n. = 18th st 100 II. 9th ave. 09 ~ each T6
10y n = I'D a., lv IT, LIST are. xI0D l325
ao VI; Z. - Ava 2a5 Of I23d st., 02xil0i,... 1N5
gore 10y v. let ave- 22sso 10. ..........,s, go
youse andlo 1856 Fourth Street. ta.s. i2oo
House and lot 4S Jackson street sLO0
Hou es snd lots Isf and IpS Rivngton 10 40
Heass Sss ~ y ss Aashs RlAsssp,u.uruv,,.., uHS
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COURT Or sprcIa, SESSIONS.

Before Justices Bowling and Kelly
In This court yesterday the presiding JUICES disposed
q hirty-four cases including thirteen for pets larceny
@safh aaaAt A1Q RsilsLl hTis sEpely n aaiRss ops
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ending March o. includnr specie, was $lsd242 against
$3.50, lso for the corres,,hding week In ls0o
The cash balance she hands OF tho Assistant Trea
surer in Boston the close OF business March was
Sill ISL CO.'S s6l 900 Of which was In ooin-show.
Ing an $74s "a as compared with the close
or the week The amount received for customs
during the week was sa5oOoo tits stated that the cash
In the subrreasury has been carefully examined and
tho government money found to be correct
The following is detailed statement Of the condition
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Wheat rather active but transactions wore
checked by the extreme views OF sellers,
manded prices about 4c be- buhe ghsr than yeser
days quotations. The demand mainly from tho cal
miicrs the export orders being a. prices below current
prizes. California wheat held hrm and n
spal parcel was sold at 50 per busbel. This
sal emtrnce l0Oo bushels including No. Chicago At
81 3 No. Milwaukee at 81 - aud rejected spring sl
1he demand Tor corn Moderate ut the opening OF
Change nni sound Western sold at ST OaS in
store The market subsequently ruled under an In
creased demand howsye aud at the close stood arm ..
oushq!s = 81 os - 10 for m5sd Wssssrn 81 ii
Western Oats were steady at about Sic e3c
with sales Of 10000 bushels within the range. Rvc'
at advance OF 2c &c. per bushel, sold 10 fall ex.
tent under brisk demand The transactions o. nrtse
$1,000 bushels Western at 81 20 81 "a the outside priee an
for small lots. b riley fairly active: crs
made of 4o0 bushels 1T e3c for Canada West In bond and
81 IA for tanad West duty paid Ba lev mali was ami ma
nominal ia the absence of business. -
BErswAx remained duh and nominal.
CANDLES --Admaniino wcrs Ateady nj prevona ,r,csa
Sperm and patent were unchanged 3s c Srectveiy
CorToN.-ihe market rrcs ulnr aud prices wero
nominal. with downward tendency closing heavy on
basis Of DC 29sc. for mdng upiands ana ac q a0Isc
Tor Cults the sacs comprise about 200 bale. The fo
received by ma-- A prs