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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-30

TIE REVOLT OF THE CACOS-THR DOMINICAN
AUTHORITIES ENCOURAGING THE REBELS
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGIsLATURE-CON-
sULAR APPOINTMENT FOR NETWORK.
By n late arrival at this port we have advices
from Port an Prince 10 the sth December.
The revolt OF the peasantry-known as Cac0s-had as
spmed such alarming dimensions that President sanaue
had been compelled 10 leave Portau Prince for the North
With view OF directing operations in person against
the Rebels He had issued orders to the troops and the
modified national guard, forming the active army, TO
march Immediately that part OF the country in insur
recton The National Guard OF the Cape and OF ST. Mare
already left the OF action That or GOnayes
was to go forward with the President himself and that
the Capital ortau Prince) would leave immediately.
The grayest feature in the instruction that il had
tranpred that the insurgents were receiving aid and
comfort from the Dominican authorities. The Monieur
1.-THE official organ OF the Haytan GOvernmenO says "It
evident, from the dispositions Of the prisoners ana
from authentic papers which have been FOUND that with
ont the con plcity OF tho Dominican authorities, this
war of the CacOs would have ceased 10 exist three
months ago This is TO be regretted" t adds espe-
ciay after the efforts OF the Government 70
maintain. by means of the Convention of the 26th OF
July last those relations of peace and friendship which
essential to the welfare and progress OF the Re
publcs." The same paper says: The most complete
order will he maintained in all other parts the Re
public The Government have given their instructions 10
this effect"
The Legislature was still in session. and the Govern
ment had presented great many projects VI reform aud
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CANADA.

OPENING or TIE PARLIAMENTS or THE PROV
INCEs OF QUEBEC AID ONTARIO.
TORONTO Dec. 2S.-Thc Legislative Assembly
Chamber to-day presented Brilliant appearance. Large
numbers OF prominent citizens and many ladies in full
dress we're present The military display very im
posing After the usual plelminares, His EXcellency
delivered his speech. The eXpedency OF encouraging
migration and the occupation OF the public lands OF the
Province the enactment Of liberal homestead law ana
the adoption OF system Of free grant of land 10 bona
hde settlers recommended. The Legislature was
Informed that arrangements heng made 10 settle the
partnership affairs OF the late Provinces OF Upper and
Lower Canada In conclusion hope was expressed that
the Dominion would soon extend across the cont
nent from ocean 10 ocean.
QUEBEC, Canada, Dec. 2S.-This afternoon
His Exceency Sir ". f. Beau proceeded 20 Parliament
House. aud delivered his speech from the throne. His
Exceency expressed the hope that the sentiments Of
fidelity TO British institutions and devotion 10 the inter-
OF the Confederation will characterize the first
sion OF the Quebec Legislature. Measures which VIII
up for legislation were enumerated, comprising
laws for the administration Of Justice public eduoaton
public charities, ~ science letters, and
arts 1.-The improvement of the public domain including
forests and mineral wealth. the Development VI resources
OF immigration, colonization, &c.
TORONTO, C.. W., Dec. 2S.-The first Parlia-
ment OF the Province Of ontario opened yesterday
afternoon with appropriate ceremonies by His 1ccency
Lieut..Gov. stired Mr.. John Stevenson, tie member
from LennoX was chosen Speaker by unanimous vote.
The House then adjourned I'LL today
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FIRES.
BARN. hay, AND CATTLE BURNED IN WORCESTER,


BARN. hay, AND CATTLE BURNED IN WORCESTER,
MASS.
WORCESTER, Mass, Dec ga fire occurred
in Milford on Saturday afternoon which Consumed 81 rI
cattle and three sheep the property OF Nelson Madden
II set fire by little boy three years old The loss
viii amount to about 50 OOO insurance small.
CUTTERS MILLS AT ASHLAND, MASS.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 29.-Cutler's Mills,
at Ashland destroyed by fire yesterday morning
The loss is about s2OOOO Insurance. SO5OO on the mills
and stock. The fire was the work OF an ineendary
MEMPHIS, TENN.
MEMPHIS Dee 29.-The drug store of r. d.
Ward & Co Main-st destroyed by fire this morn
ing stock valued at $4,000 and was insured ia
the Hartford Co for 5000. The owner Of the building
IRON WORKS IN PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH, Penn, Dec: "a portion OF
seug Co.'S FORGE connected with the Sable Iron Works
was burned last night Loss about $4,000; fully nsdred
The mill and nail factory we're not injured.
IN THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, BROOKLYN.
The Rev. j. G.. Bartholomew church edi-
fce i'm Green-ave. near Carltonave., fire about
81 O'Clock last evening the Christmas decorations bav
rapdty aud it feared that the entire structure
fall By the exertiOns Of No. 10 Hose assisted by the
neighbors. the flames suppressed
BATHING ESTABLISHMENT IN EAST THIRTIETH-sT.
DR.. j. IL. Piehl ~ Co.'S bathing establishment.
az No l57 East Thirtiethst was damaged by fire last
evening 10 the amount OF SOO Insured Tor 81 500 by the
Mechanics aud Traders Company. The building belongs
70 the Pnckney estate and is damaged TO the extent Of
$500. Insured.
LAMP EXPLOSION.
A kerosene lamp exploded last evening in
FREDERICK at NO. 6s9 NatcrSt
burning his arms and setting fire to the furniture The
flames extinguisned.
HAT STORE IN THE BOwERY.
MeSsrs. J. 0lschon'ska & Co.'S hat store at
No 35j Bowery, damaged by fire last evening 10 tho
extent Of 500; insured. The building is owned by Mr.
James Gallagher and may be repaired for $500 Insured
for $500 by the Market company
IN BOwERY CLOTHING STORE.
Mr. Jacob Elias's clothing store, mt No 348J
BOwery, damaged by fire last evening TO the extent
Of $4,000 insured for $4,000. follows Mechanics
5000; Merchants, Baltic, Park. and Commonwealth
Companies $500 each. The building is leased bv Mr.
VIM H. Roberts and may be repaired for 81 GEO. insured
TIN SHOP IN CALDWELL, y. j.
Fire, originating from the ignition OF cos
escaping from barrel OF OIL destroyed a tin Sion IN,
Caldwell occupied by Mr. William Gore and owned n,
Mr. ". ii. Garfield, ON Thursday evening The whole ~
the stock, valued ~ 81 900, DESTROYED No
The citizens have started subscription for dr. Canfeld
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rIN,NCTAT AND COMMERCIAL.

TONpoN Dec -Eycning.-The money market IL quie
and steady COnsOs close AT g agt Tor account and "a
g2g for money We still without financial adylccs
from New-York and the absence OF these the last sales
OF American securities were as follows; United states
FVetwenty Bonds 72Q72 Illinois Centrals Ssl Erie 49,
PARIS Dec 29-The BOurse Is heavy securities OF ali
kinds are weak and Rentes are declining.
FRANKfoRT, Dec. 2s-Eyening United states Five
twenty Bonds close az 7Gl 1870
Dec 2gUniteQ states Bonds are quoted to-day al 100
76i for the issue OF 1862.
ffyFRpoOI. Dec 2s-AfternoOn.-The Cotton market
opens dull and inactive with probable days sale OF
lands and 7id FOR MiddDg Orleans. There have been
unite heavy saeG to-day Of Cotton 70 arrive mot Included
IN the above estmatesj at CID for Mlddling upands.
Tyenng.-Tbe Cotton market closed quiet, but Win
rather more activity; the sales have fully reached
10 600 bales including the usual proportion SAY about
800 bales OF American The Manchester trade report Is
rather more favorable though prices are unaltered Inc
market closed quet and steady AT the Following quota
tios. Corn l5q quarter for Mixed Western wheat,
III " Genital for White California and 1919 for No Red
Western Barley, 6i3 Y bush. Oats, 3is bush. Peas,
40 for 500 pounds The Provision market closed gener-
ally quiet and steady Lard, however, has advanced ga
since last report aud il now quoted Al 60 cWt LOT
American Beet ia q bDl for WlnterCu FORK, $40
Tor Eastern Prime Mess Cheese, 81 cwt Tor the best
grades of American Fine Bacon ~ cWt TOT CulnDef-
land cut The market for American and other Produce
closed dun and steady The usual authoIluss quOe as
fnloWs Naval stores dull at 27 for spirits lurpenhe
6 for Common North Carolina ROsn, aud II for Medium
10 Fine do Oils heavy at a9 tun for Lnseed ts9 Tor
Whale and slI? for Sperm. Tallow, 1919 cwt. for St
petersburg and American. Petroleum quiet at a v
Gallon for Spirits, and 3i for standard Whte Clover
seed 16J y cwt. for American Red. Linseed Cakes,
go lOI T. tun for Thin Ob0ng for feeding
ANTWERP Dec. acknowledgment ~ duIl az -
francs y bbl for Pennsylvania and Canada standard
White -. a.. ro,h. c.and.ra
White Is quoted al Az. zoe.
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GOVERNMENT FINANCES
M WEEKLY TREAsURY sTArEMrNr

THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-The amount Of frac-
tona currency received from the Printing Bureau Of the
Treasury for the week ending to-day t399OoO The
amount forwarded FOR the period follows: To
she Assistant Treasurer at NewYork 100000 10 the
Assistant Treasurer at Orleans $4,000 10 the United
states Depository at Louisville $4,000; and TO the Ma
tonal banks and Others s5s62s total S5s2s The fol-
lowing IN Treasury notes was also forwarded
from the Department during the week TO the Assistant
treasurer At Boston, $OO00 10 the Assistant Treasurer
~ AeBOreals. GSv0E nd ~ the United states DepOs
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

ACTIVITY OF The FENIANs-AN ARMED TOWER
sTORMED AT CORK
~ lTllsTc 7EIreRAFK IKBUsH
LONDON Dec. 2s-NOon.-The Fenians seem 10 be
unusually active all over the country Nearly every
hour in the day dispatches are received 10y the au-
thOrities announcing either a contemplated move
ment of the Brotherhood OF its absolute occurrence.
kilograms of a quite serious nature have been re-
ceved to-day from Cork giving the details of another
Fenian coup de main. Last night, about midnight.
q large body of men, with backened faces, stormed
the Martello Tower, near Cork. The guard of the
tower was overcome and scattered and the victors
hastily collected together considerable quantity Of
arms and ammunition and escaped with It without
molestation.
The late operations Of the Fenian have had the eff
feet of rekindling the public excitement which had
nearly died out Many improbable rumors are atioat,
including one that Fenian cruiser had been seen of
the Irish coast and was chased away by the
British war-vessels. man arrested in this city
last evening the charge of having fired the fuse
which caused the recent terrible explosion at Clerk
enwel. From information in the hands OF the au-
hotcs il is believed that the tue cupt has at last
been captured
ATTEMPT TO FIRE TIRE GENERAL Posr-oFFlCE
AT DUBLIN.
Eyeninp-Anotber Fenian outrage was perpetrated
to-day al Dublin. An effort was made 10 fire the
General Post Office 10y means Of Greek fire. The at
tempt was happily frustrated. Beyond the dostruc-
ton Of few letters, no great damage was done.
TIE TAyEBsHAM POWDER MILLS BLOWN UP.
A large powder mill at Faycrsham, about so miles
from this city, was blown up and utterly destroyed
this afternoon. Ten persons iwere killed outright
and large number injured. Tho cause Of the ex-
ploson is unknown.
THE TENIASS.
Dec. 2q-Ibe London Obsrrer says no new cr extra
ordinary powers will now be asked Of Parliament 10y
the Government for the repression Of Fenian plots
disturbances It's expected that owing to the pros
tmtion Of commerce and trade during the past quar-
ter of the year the 1uary returns viii show
serious decrease in the amount of the receipts from
revenue during that period in the United Kingdom.
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ARIZONA.

CHANGE or COMMANDERS IN THE DlsIklCI- -
NAYS pFcouING PEACEFUL-REM0VING The
CAPITOL.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2j.-Arizona adyices 10
the b ~ December state that Gen. Strong had been re-
leved OF the command of the District OF Arizona anu
ordered 10 assume the command Of military operations ~
Nevada Gen. CIittenden had been nameu rs Ills s"V
The Pahut Indians have submitted to the m mahsNS
Cen palmer OF the Union Pacific Railroad survey ha
been attacked BY Indians northeast OF PRESCOTT Vu'
The Territorial officers had left Prescott for Tucson mo
new capltal OF the Territory. The mining neWssebeoui
aging
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$4,000 total. .l.o72,OO0R The

itory at Baltimore, $4,000 total, tloI2OO0H The
Treasurer OF the United States holds IN trust
for the National banks at this date security foT
circulating notes bonds amounting to {34O997750, and
for deposits public moneys S3 $50 Total securities
held 1913 57OO The National bank notes issued during
the week amount TO $5G5O and the total amount Issued
10 date is SO54SGlGl From this is TO be deducted the
currency returned including wornOut notes. amounting
20 t5G25555, leaving in actual circulation at this date
S299S336 The fractional currency redeemed and de-
stTOyed during the week amounts 20 $253,6O0
The total receipts from internal revenue from the l2th
OF December TO this morning were Sl3l40OO0, and he
total receipts since July last were $gs,96l 900.
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THE RaILRoAD ACCIDENT At ANGOLA

THE DISASTER CAUSED BY DEFECTIVE ANLE'
BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. 29.-From the investl-
gaonmade by the Corners Jury Saturday last OF the
trucks the cars thrown from the track at the late An
COLA disaster IL is established that the rear car was not
thrown from the track by broken wheel out by the axe
OF the Cleveland andioedo coach ho rear COACH being
sprung TINS throwing the wheels inch and half out
OF their proper position This will be officially brought
ont before the Coroners Jury tomorrow. No Comprom-
ise" attached TO the tram Oh WHICH INC "oeF
dent OgI urTel,
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TEENCH OPINION on ITALIAN I'M
/" ID. ..f. q.

rEENCH OPINION or ITALIAN TINLHGs.
PARlS. Dee. 2s.-The Pars CousGtutoaae. to-day de-
uounces the reputation Of Italy.
FEARS OF OUTBREAK
LoNDoN Dec. 29.-Dispatches from italy represent
thar there is much political agitation 10 Northern
and Southern Italy; in Naples and in the cities of
Piedmont the excitement -'dangcrous, aud fears are
entertained that IL may eliminate 10 Using against
tie authority of the Government
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MARTNE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL. Dee. 2s-Eyonng-ln ne been
received here that the bark Palermo, capt. Meruck
which left SewOreaus ON the 18th Of October last Tor
Vgo spain recently ashore tho coat near that
port, and was completely destroyed. -
SOUrHAMPION, Doc. 20 - Evening. HanDuIB
American steam Packet COmpanys steamship Borussla
Capt FTanzen, which sailed from NewNo on the IAN
inst arrived of Cowes at o'clock this evening anu az
ter landing her London passengers mails, ana ireghb
sailed again for Hamburg.
LONDOHDERRY, Dec. 29,-The steamship United King
dom, Capt Smith, which left NowYork Dec a. touched
al Neville today and after short stay sailed foi the
Clyde.
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DEAlERARA.

ARRIVAL OF CoOLIEs-EXPoRTs LARGE.
HAVANA, Dec. &S.-The news from Demerara
is to the 9th inst Tho ship Oasis had arrived with 400
coolies Sixteen Of the cargo died the voyage There
abundance OF provisions in the colony and the ex
ports 10 the United states were large. Tdnnage was
reported in demand
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CONFERENCE on TIE EASTERN QUESTION
LoNpoN. Dec PA number OF eminent Russian
statesmen and diplomats have met m ST. Petersburg
and are holding conference Oh the Eastern question.
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THE SlNDUICH ISLANDS.
AMERICAN SHIPPING.

WAsHINGTON, Dec 29.-lt appears from an
Official letter. that the sth Of November there were
flying IN the harbor Of Honolulu A. American flags from
a. many whaling and merchant ships; two English one
French and three Aldenberg flags All the American
whaling fleet had not arrived SIX whalers had entered,
and saileI again on their Winter cruise.
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THE TENIANS.
m AHlM Ill rAseIn.

I'D NTWl dill IHN1IIT'
PARIS Dee 21-Eyenne.-ln the Corps Leeslatf
to-day the bill for the reorganization Of the army
was passed after several amendments. " RouheT
proposed nine years service instead of eight which,
after a sharp contest, was carried. There were 81
opposing votes. In his speech on the proposed
amendment NJ. Rouhcr called attention 20 the arIna-
ments Of the neighboune Powers. and supported his
plan rs the only one now practicable. The biz is
certain 10 become a law
IHE ITALIAN pTBT.
Dee 9q-The Papal Government Offers 10 pay the
interest on those Italian bonds which represent the
old debt Of tie Pontfcal States annexed 10 the
Kingdom of Italy. The Italian Parliament recently
refused by a decisive vote 10 pay rio coupons on
these bonds
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IIINA
rNrnnr. ~ rnICre 81 ~.

IXPOKTs AND PRICES or TIA
IoNpoS. Dec. 2s-NoOn.-C Commercial adyices re-
ccived from Shanghai relative to tho tea trade give
the total exports OF the crop up 20 the ISL OF
December at 100000 pounds. Green tea at Shang-
hal was active and frmer
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AIrSTIlIA

NAXNIIIANs REMAINS At ChDII
MADRID Dec. 9s-Tho war steamer Novara. 20 com-
mand Of Admiral Tegethoh Of the Austrian navy,
having ON board the remains OF the lato Archduke
Maximlau. arrived at Cadiz yesterday afternoon.
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STAIN
QUEEN tshl

QUEEN ISABELLA And TIE FORE.
MADRID Dec. 2e-'rhc session of the Cortes com
meuoed Yesterday. In tho usual speech from the
throne. Queen Isabella pledged the support OF the
nation TO his Holiness the Pope iol tho preservation
OF tic temporal power
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Tnlal nnmhcr III arfIcles.

The material increase OF additions TO the library from
this is attributable chiefly TO the amendment oi
the law, recommended IN the last report Of The under
signed 10y which "A penalty is imposed for nou-Cumpll-
auce, and the transmission through the mails OF All
copyright matter for this library is made free.
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GRENADA.
VOLCANIC ERUPTION DESTRUCTIVE TIDAL
WAVE.

HAVANA, Dec. 2s.-FrOm the Island of Gre
NADIA our information Is the 10th inst There had been
terrible volcanic eruption Just of the coast The sea
rose several feet above watermaIk and tie tidal wave
rushed ON shore, destroying several houses.
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JAMAICA.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF LORD LYTTLETON
-IuE ISLAND HEALTHY.

HAVANA, Dec. 2S. By an arrival at Cienfuegos
we have intelligence Jamaica TO the 2lst instant.
Lord Lyttleton had arrived He was welcomed most en-
Enthusiastically and escorted by 500 abOrers The cheering
aud display Of banners together with the ringing -
bells gave evidence Of hIs popularity among the Island
Qua
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NEXICO

MINISTER ROMERO on THE SITUATION.
WASHINGTON. Dec. pa private letter from
s,dor Romero dated Mexico Dec says that the pros
cts continue satisfactory and he has not changed
H. opinion that the McNcaLs are now TO have permanent
peace and a settled Government.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1867

Berlin to the Secretary Of State, gives interesting ao
count Of the political changes in Germany. It's
from the documents recently sent TO Congress by Mr..
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THE ICE IN THE RIVER AT ALBANY.

ALBANY, Dec. 29.-SOme time during Satur-
day night thece in the Hudson River between Albany
and Troy, broke up and commenced moving down. nm,
ITS progress was stopped by the piers OF the railroad
oIluge ~ ths point Large masses OF fee weretlryen
INTO the basin &C the upper cut and serious danger was
threatened TO the canal boats and other craft Therein
uut M were manly made fast, and without much loss
man ained harrington who, while crossing was caueht
down three or four miles e '"''u
SAILING OF THE AUSTRIAN FROM PORTLANl,
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec 29.-The steamer Ans
''Ah Napt Ait0n' sailed last night for Liverpool
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THE United STATES OF GERMANY.

HE INIIIT II y ID Ut WI@1'-'I-'-'I'
A LETTER FROM Mr.. BANCROFT-IHE CONsIITU-
TON OF THE NORTH GERMAN CONfEDERA-
TON COMPARED WITH THAT OF TIE ONIILp
STATES.
Tie following Letter lsQ@ Qg A!nisieE at
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ACTIVITY OF The FENIANs-AN ARMED TOWER
sTORMED AT CORK.
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T9.ust Sale.

NY virtue Of q Deed OF Trust made by Charles
Is Pfaunensfiehl and recorded in Tire Regis
fer7s office OF Shelby county, Tennessee, in
book No.. 81. part =, page ~ and following, 1
VIM ON saturday, me Sth september, 1907, in
fronf OF the COurthCuse door OF the Law Court
or Memphis, in Memphis, Tennessee. OF Seco1d
slreet. between Union and 6ayOsO streets. be
wen the hours Of n O'Clock Am and I O'Clock
n-m- Of said day, proceed to sell, az RuctiOu. to
ne highest biddes, 1r cash, the following de-
scribsd lot or parcel Of land In L1e city Of
Nemuhis. and designated on the plat OF said
city IS part OF lot No 81 to-W1t Beginnings at
me northeast corner Of a lOtO On the south sids
ofJefersOu street known as George Nn0mWellis,
s. feet Westwardly from the Intersection OF
jefferson and Third streets thence sastWardly
with the south side OF JensrsOa street nny-
eiqbt feet to its intersection with Third street
thence southwardly with newest side OF Third
street one hundred and fOrty-eight and Il half
feet 10 an alley thence WestWardly with the
north side OF aid alley one hundred and forty
eight feet six inches to the west sid 81 another
aIfev thence nOrthwaTdly with the east side
SD alley thirty-siX feet to the south bound
arv line OF said CromWeIIs lot thence east
wsrdly with said CrOmWeus south BOUNDARY
line az feet 70 the southeast corner Of said
lot . thence nOrthWardly with The
sast boundary line OF said Cromwels lot one
and twelve and q hail feet to the be-
me lilo to said property is believed to be
narf-cf and the equity OF redemption Is waved
convey ~ Gustee only.
aus "a THOMAS LEECH, Trustee
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Cod. Currency.
I3s "a = s. 81 = 81 So IoElglns wheat.
IS q oS q for - rs corn.

Cod. Currency.
lss sd-8sl = 81 So IoElp6nS wheat. "a
3Ss ID = o ~ T. 95M for 80 rs corn. =
3sld% TNM 01R for q Ms oafs-
IS q ] 66z foT 70 is barley.
From the above it 10 very easy to ar
rive at the price per bashel: a,E
s 4eg% for 100 NJ wheat = e % per bushel.
~ g5A for $50 It's corn ] 81 per bqshel,
l0f4 for 81 rs oats ~ per bushc+
ga for rs barley l - per buSSeL
The exporters Of breadstuG I'D other
produce watch the marketfor foreign
exchange veTJ z When the quo
tation is below par of course there y a
loss In the transaction, and TO make this
loss good they are compelled to insist on
a concession ON the price of grain in this
market. With an active demand for ex-
change at an advance on the par rate the
reverse in the case. The exporter can get
most Oh bis exchange, enabling him TO
give an equivalent advance to those
from whom he purchases the grain or
other produce with which he makes the
exchange. af
The Pittsburg glass trade continues
very dull but slightly improved within
the past week. Prices are unchanged,
but the best city brands of window glass
can be purchased at a discount OF 20 to 40
per cent, cash, from the card rates.
The manufactures will resume operation
within a week or ten days.