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SCIENTIFIC ITEMS.

curious discovery has recently been made ut
Breuil-le-sec near Clermont, France. During seve-
raj years the turf cutters Of that district have
tnually found faggots tied in peculiar manner, and
the attention OF some scientific gentlemen having
been called to the circumstance, II is now proved
that Roman bridge formerly existed there, which
was brown the marsh to the foot Of the hill
called lie ChatteIier. opposite Breull.le-Vert,
where the legions Of julius Caesar were encamped.
Its length was about four thousand feet and the
breadth about thirteen feet; the beams were still I'M
disturbed amid fascines laid down In regular strata
On referring to the fourteenth chapter OF Caesars
Commcntaries'i II Is easily recognized M the
site where he was preparing to surprise the
Bellovaci (Dotude pontfb,ts cOnstrdtol. II would
appear that this bridge was thrown across
In one night, without the enemy's knowledge
The Romans had first driven piles into the marshy
soil, over which were laid planks OF birch and oak,
without Mailing In order not to attract the attention
OF the enemy by the noise Of the hammers. This
bridge enabled the Romans to surprise the Beovaci,
VINO were commanded by Correus Several other
articles OF Roman manufacture were found among
the excavations and deposited In the local museum.
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ss o. for No de- g 2 for white Gsuesec 81 90
demand mainly from tho East. ssss bushels s,i at
to 81 s for uIsound to sound Western mixed oes
a. Ss 1's n q store and afoa Rye dun sales 400
and barley malt duh and unchanged.
FREIGHrs though quiet were rmer The charteng bust
Live ssam M ba
s son At ss Ts to ns Ss per bushels
bbls petroleum to the Adratic at IS Prussan brig 220O
IS q 5 20 10 IN she Al sf a. s
bark 4ooo bbl.. petroleum from Philadelphia Cork for
ausSiks were dull bu, steady a, our last quotations.
y o and ss.S
Hors-Thsre demand Of luenee, and prices
S'SR s SI9;ss
xan. & market wa. dun and unclaimed We quote
' sHa and SfI SssSy at former
II, Sa az srsss spirit, .opsn,n
Me: ss: $''f ss az s 'Ngs'sa Do ' . e,
sn s 90 s sw S a1sss
Kinds s sa Sc ysr. mastered There sales Of bis
800 strained ass S No. Ss IS
ana 400 80 do to arrive 0 We quote common
T Ssf as g usss, !. DO
os 3; Y quiet Snchsnscd in value We
quSIe g y IT, Other kinds were dg and UNCHANGED
,ss Receipts, bb. pork, 900 packages
was shade trner Sales made OF 1000 bbls. al
VS. 621 ~ ID for $s3 Is for prime and
NH FOR city mess Live hogs fair request llc
according to quality Beef still dull, but ged In
and $50 81 24 81 for remain
ed dull and nominal OF beef hams small sales
within the range OF &ss SSl. Cut meats in
ar demand but sales restricted by the smanes of the
stock Sales 10 packages In lots, at 1870. lc. for dry
sated shoulders 3ec for picked shoulders lb4c l6c for
smoked do lsc l9c for picked HAMS 2lc for smoked do
and 20c 2lc for bagged do Bacon In demand and
firmly held Sales 500 boxes short clear private terms
We quote new long clear l7c lsc. old short do c, and
short ribbed l6c 10 Lard sought after and
prices hrmer. The sales $50 packages at lS
l9c for No TO prime stesn l9c Ike kettle rendered
also $50 erces for September Mt lssc. sellers option.
PEraoLruN-ReceIpts, 200 bbls. refined and 1875 do
scarcely demand but prices without change
closing at about bc Sales 800 bbs at 15iSc and 200 do
Mt 15a,c The market for refined toeraby active but
lower, closing 32c. for standard white The sales
b0 bbs at 81 sc &c., and LOCO naphths at ETC In
Philadelphia the market opened lower but subsequently be
hrmer under fair demand and closed at glszc fol-
August. sales 5000 bbs standard white for August AT 81
500 do for September at 20 &C.
RIoE was quiet but steady at former prices, vizec
1019c for Carolina and 9Ac. CSC. for RangOon.
SEEpsA kinds dull, but prices without change
OF moment.
sUGARThe market for toerably active, but &c
&c lower, closing at 0ec lOc for fair TO good refining
Cuba The sales 1873 hhds part &C. for Cuba and
lower, hard selling at 15sc l5;sc, soft white at lay
l5sc. and yellows at IL Hiac.
TALLow was only 10 moderate demand, but steady In
value. The sales were 5000 lbs. at 12l3c. n 2a4c
WHTsKEY-Recepts, &c bbls The market quiet but
firm The sales were $50 bbls., In bond, at 7lc.
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NEW GOLD DIscOvERIEs.-The discoveries Of gold
on the Cimarron river near the corners OF Colorado.
Kansas New Mexico and Texas are creating great
excitement and miners are rushing into me new
digpings. The mineral belt Is the same that mas
already been opened and worked from Montana 20
Mexico. There can be no doubt OF the existence OF
valuable mines on the Cimarron as Wen as OF me
Canadian and other forks OF the Arkansas heading
In the Rocky Mountains. The new dgglngs are on
the line OF the proposed extension OF tle Eastern
division OF the Union Pacific Railroad tn santa Fe.
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Fifth New Jersey Cougrc .-lonal District.

The following is list Of candidates for the demo-
Cratic nomination for Congress in the Fifth New
Jersey Congressional distrct:-E. r.. Y. Wright,
Orestes Cleveland Charles IL. Winfield, A. o. Evans,
T. C0rnwell, Andrew A. Smalley, W. O. Hamilton
once for Governor. Cleveland was twice elected
Mayor OF Jersey City, Winfield Is present State
Senator from Hudson county. Evans was Speaker
Of the Assembly last year. Hamilton is prominent
merchant in Liberty street. this city. and won friends
and reputation bv his courteous treatment OF
ley Is u citizen OF Newark, and well ana favoraby
know q Ia that city.
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COFTEr-KIo was In fair demand and steady In value.
There sales OF SOB bags, Moses Rogers on private
or other kinds we heard OF VI Prices
were unchanged.
FJouR AND iRArN.-Recepts. f2hss bbis -four fS25 do
meal, 6l6l bushels wheat 1854 do corn 1870 DO
oats, l2 do rye and 1924 do. malt The market
sold IN some eases NC sc per Dbl lower was duh and
almost nominal at that California dull but with.
out decided change The sales 1000 bills South.
-four was dull and heavy The sales bbs
nour was dull and heavy. The $50 bbs Corn
meal In fair demand but Mt lower prices sales 500
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Attry-Gotp-on Thursday. August Q. by the
Rev VIM II. johnson, WM. III. ALLEN TO Mrs. MARY
RrcoRy-BucgIS0HAa.--At Canton. Ohio, on
"Wednesday, August IL. by the Rev. Ebenezer Buck
ingham rev LEWIS GREGORY. formerly OF Wilton,
Conn. 10 LIZZIE, daughter Of the officiating clergy
luAn.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, August N-6r.M
Colros.Recepts, "a bales. There active demand
from exporters aud snners and the OF busncss
quite large Prices OF good ordinary middlng
higher while those of kinds arm nj pre-
quotations The sales footed up 27s bales Including
1o20 Tor export ll3' for spinning and l6 speculation
.th min cd areth ~ chr ent ou otailan
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Az an evidence Of the wipng out or radcalism in
the Southwest, look at the following returns from
a n w countipa in Kpntucky.-
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Atcocg.-On Monday, August "A, CHARLES ALcocx,
aged So years
funeral from the residence OF T. W. Decker, 31l
Eaat Twenty-sevenh street, on Wednesday after
noon AT one O'Clock. Remains to he taken to Wood
lawn Cemetery, by Harlem Railroad, corner Twenty
six Nth street and Fourth avenue by the halfpast two
O'Clock train. Special car provided for friends.
ApLyR-Proessor GEoRGR J. ADLER.
iIs friends invited to attend the funeral ser-
vices at ~. Mchael's church, Bloomngdale road
and Tooth street, this Tuesday morning. at eleven
o'clock.
B.DeER.-On Sunday. August %, Of cholera infan
tum, CARRIE LOUISE, youngest daughter Of b. II. and
H. NJ. Badger. aged months and Is DAYS.
The remains Will be taken to Syracuse for inter-
ment.
BASGs.-M Yonkers, on Sunday, August 81.
AMELIA r., wife OF Francis n. Bangs In the 3Oth
year OF her age.
Funeral services will take place az the house on
Wednesday morning. ut eleven O'Clock. The re-
mains WIN be conveyed TO Greenwood Cemetery by
special boat from Yonkers. Carriages will be In
waiting Tor the ten O'Clock lraln from New YORK.
BARsks.-Ou Monday. August "a, ions BARNES.
aged AZ years.
xps NlsNyes snd Sr,eads az ths tsu,ly are iaytted
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His friends and the relatives and friends ~ Eve
family, the members OF the New York Association %
Exempt Fircmen, the members and friends OF tho
late Marion Hose Company No. 4 and Clinton En-
CINE Company No. Al and the police 0f the Seven,h
and Fourteenth precincts are respectfully invited to
attend che funeral from late residence II Attor-
ney street, this Tuesday afternoon. ut two O'Clock
California papers please copy.
NusSs.-Suddenly, on Monday, August ~, CARo-
LINE H., wife Of John r. Nunns.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PALHER.--At Providence. Il. T.. on sunday August
~, JoHs ~. PALMER, OF the nrm OF ticld Palmer
Co.. In his Goth year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
PIETCH-FsEDHRIcK VICTOR, only child OF Abrs-
ham and Maria Pietch aged ii months and 10 days.
To attend the funeral, which will take place this
Tucsday) afternoon, at two O'Clock from the rest.
dence Of her parents, 2e0 South Sixth street. WI.
REEvgs.-On Sunday morning August 2a. ELIZA
Byru REEVES. widow Of Jarvis Reeves, IN the 57th
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the amily are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resI
dence t94 South Sixth street, Williamsburg, this
Tuesday afternoon, ut two O'Clock
SM1H.-Ou Monday August "a, STEPHEN q. SMITH.
In the seth year Of his age.
Tile relatives and friends also the samakers' 20
ciey, respectfully requested to attend the fne-
rail- from the residence OF his son-n law, william
Morgan % south Eighth street. Williamsburg, on
Wednesday afternoon, ut two O'Clock.
SwITH-At Norwalk Island Conn. on SiturtN,
August 22. DE WITT c.. eldest sou OF Theoiorc anu
Agnes Il. smith in ms Goth year. ,..
The relatives and friends are ,nyleu 10 ntn xnr
funeral. from the congregational chufrh' o"" WV
walk. on Tuesday afternoon. ~ TWO clV.s ,r.r
TIspAIi.--On SUNDAY morning NnRus, ~ ,nrs,,.
EUGENE only child Of Fith ,ieraid Jr' WI" "e"'e"
Pauline Tisda aged months. .,,, ,.o ,,,,;,o, -
attend the funeral rnu ~ has s,erraSn y, tor,~
| Giiiorf place, thb iu>"'"' '"V'' "
wooDaUrcn trida ;,s sTsy =, =; , ~ sy ,ns
Famny 3, Woeinal. ~ ytOoS.rL \. u, IA The second
| yeay 81 hsc ASA
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:: = . ~. make: sss S.s ;s.ay ssrs
pr..,s terms We quote casa @u:sovado, ise So.; DO.
s,s'sd ssc r. DO ssn,riis s &C. Ao. POrtS Roo
NAyas sroays-sprs q tarPsn.ns ". IN better Dc
Ss . Sss sss rs n %:tass .n d. in
lots, &c. $50. No. and pale In fair de-
~ as: "ss; s1 ss,
Is pss 81 md on a'1ss' sms
Common strained was quoted as " S7h s1 good do,
and E Extra g. d O. e. pale
IN ras In As sac. being
Sr .Y5 Ss, S on s. 6
Palm Selling sn. at sc; oiivs was
s" WI SSSs Fish oils we're quiet but Ssr a. aS
;sHs
as%sadsd sas: SSi: a! DO
isac Crude in bbs was Quoted at lac For bonded the
more s sa : M "1:ss is' sSi
ssS 800 DO for Ausust a. Free dun and heavy
business full prices. re.aiss
1Snth sl
sc i.i NJ May Sa a s e . November
PRovisIoks"Receip s5S bbls beef In the pork mar
s there ssa nro.. asSasa the ma
s .:s. m.:: sss % ,% Co
Live hogs were in moderate demand and steady st
ivac Tor common W prime me arrivals were Lxos neaa.
Ssa as'ss
I prime and 0ss sa
In fair demand and Arm, with sales OF 80
do lie smoked lsc. picked HAMS c 2lc.
for smoked and &c &C. for bagged also b. O lbs loose
ss
:ss 'ss s' ssS
sSers prevailed lsr demand Sas the nsrte. rather
Cheese was in fair demand and urn al ioc a Tc
Quiet but steady sales sJ bags in bond at 1c 4sc
gold. Messrs Eugene Osuian Co. make the stock May
SUGAR-There a fair business done in raw
previous prices We quote fair to good refining Cuba at
70 s ahs sses 6 footed uR sss ahds at oc
terms Rehned was quiet At 1880. iS4c. for powered
crushed ana ganaaled loic lo4c Tor SOFT white, and
SERps.We further business in Calcutta lin
seed about 1000 bags damaged, sold at auction at
quoted at " 40 ~ 81, and rough lax - Goa ~ 80
SAL-rhe market Tor all kinds ruled quite steady at for
mer prices. Arrivals continue moderate.
SoAPOf CASTLE 100 boxes disposed OF private
terms. We quote ISL Hc.
TIN-Pig continued to rule duh, but In prices there
no change OF moment. Banca was quoted at 274c 2ISsc
100 Maas. a. al cs wes 1us o aS sas
steady at former prices Sales 900 boxes l. c. charcoal to
arrive and @ do charcoal Terne second quality on private
ToBAOoO.-There more activity in the market for
Kentucky the safes comprising 3l hhds. at TIC. 51c
heard sales OF Yara 80 bales pri
yate terms. Manufactured dun but steady at lc.
22c. for and medium. Black work, in bond, 2c
sc. for good do, 25c. a 45c for common and
medium bright work, in bond, and &C. Sc for good and
Ueary Wcuern
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Wheat was good demand for export some inquiry
evening" were about l,oocs bu'hes a. ,SsAa 50 4s
for No; : srrns and ~ ., ~ o.. for No: l
active speculation, particularly old in store and prices
Cd at 81 Il IL Is for new mixed saoa u ii 10 or
Ga sOi and seI q s sr yG ydI tn sGre and
mixed. oat were dull ana lwer closing at eSc aaoat The
anoat. Aye dull beavy. Baricy dul and I'M
changed. Barley was Ia some demand. Sales 2O.o
Faflerg wee css active and rates favored the shipper
a .p,neats cre:to Llyerpoo-5sUv bushels corn AZ I'D
s5 9ols rosn m - 60 ~ Cd ana Per steamer SuJ eac
PUSHES as 10 o.he wSest q,
ST. sU 40 corn al ~ d. and ieJ b5is aoar at a. ca TO
HamOurs per steamer, l2g - r2sin ~ - sd 2vO do
chimes ." a ana loo S Sass ,2Ga''G r. I'll The
Hamburg 500 tbs. potro cum at o.. ID. A brig
south CUBA ana back win sugar. At j2jgc, bris
Italian BARK 81 tons Cadi1 stayes private terms
ave,se IRON bo,on 70 the cattle WIN lsI0 nps pclrSed
from fh,.adeipn,ato Spain, petroleum a. .. a o.
bales At ~ &C., 10 bales at &c. loid
10 sSai sss VIZ H9mn a SO R1oe se s'eH Ay
G.Ssy R4gs "e se oS; I ,ss ,od &. s1 is
HlDfs.-1The demand and TIE market steady
ss., N' al q sc.; CO. san Juan, 10 lbs, q, Esc,
ELL a. As sns cV sy 'S.s on se PTSas @
We quote :--Dusnos Ayres n " los, z0%c sic. god do
ss ~ S'i lis. nn:Ss Nss ~ i'S Is. H.
1g~c; Rio GRANGE, ~ u lbs, DC 20. California,
"a lbs, l9c. iOc. Urinoco, ~ 70 lbs lsc. lgc and
is "a lbs at 2Uc Bic, currency, as they run
Hops steady, with moderate demand We quote
1861 crop c. &c. 1850 do Oc. SSc and Bavaran SOc.
Acc.
HExP.-Munla was quiet but firm at lie, gold. Other
kinds were uul nj previous quotations.
IEoS.Scoch pig was In light demand The sales were 80
tons Egiinon snip nj 49, anu $40 DO Gengarnock
ship part nj $40; Egnton from yard was quoted
q, $4S Gleng.nocs do a. sal, and Gas,sherre do.
y h sS S ol &c. sse. SO oo H. Ass
town S37 81 s3s. Rails In some demand Sales
1J tons sold private terms We quote American S5
SsO. Refined bar was quoted at ISL Ysl
LRAIHER-A moderate business was doing In hcmlock at
steady prices The demand being chiefly from actual
receipts larger but not Ia excess OF the demand
Lgh, weights Of all qualities are scarce and wanisd Oak
Buenos Ayres, and RIO drande liEps were quoted
= ssc.i good damaged, As 2Ss; California sh.
damaged, slc. Csc 0rinoco, &C., light and maale
poor damaged oil kinds lsc sM4c. Rough =. 1t, slc
sc. asc. middle Soc 4da. heavy, ios; 400. Crops
le. ltc; middle, Ssc. 4ac heavy, ssc a4Sc Beies
BE. 25c. ...-.. -. -.
IATils Eastern lefAie demand, bu, lower md
Irregular. We quote q3 q $40 "
IinK was STEADY al ~ 70 and " for lump.
LvABERLas!era spruce wes ia IAN demand AZ @sv Oh
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Tho Paterson Race Course.
Tho Paterson race course has changed hands, but
instead of racing being abandoned there, some of
the stockholders intended, the grounds have been
leased for five years to Messrs. Hinchman, Hopper,
& Underwood These gentlemen intend giving o
racing meeting In the autumn which will be Of three
days. duration. The new management have declared
their determination to onerp purses OF such magnitude
that the owners OF racing horses in all parts of the
country win find 1t to their interest to attend Nor
will the course be entirely devoted to running as an
inside track win be prepared for trottlng purposes
and there number Of very fast trotters in the
vicinity OF Paterson, much sport may be looked for In
that speciality Another feature of sport will also be
offered by the new management 1t Is contemplated
to lay out IN the centre of the enclosure base ball and
of the country both for matches and for practice.
Dr. Underwood. the well known pool seller will be
the business manager OF the concern. The old rules
Of the Passaic Agricultural Association will be ad-
hered to
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FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

But little change has occurred in the market
during the past week. Beef is tribe lower, mutton
little advanced. Lamb, coming In a little more
plentifuy, declines, while veal remains about the
same. Fish Is little freer, with less demand;
butter firm, eggs scarcer and dearer. Vegetables
exhibit no new features, the supply Of fresh coming
In slowly. Asparagus is quoted in Washington Mar
ket at 25c Soc. but it is small; four punches Of
Lon Island, two Of Shrewsbury and two of Oyster
Bay made heir appearance in Fulton Market yester
day, ana sold at GOO. a bunch for the Shrewsbury
and 81 for the Oyster Bay. Below are the present
quotations.
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Brokers for the ensuing year. By which Il win b seea
that Mr.. George Henriques retains hts position ~
presiding on1cer:-Presldent, J. L. Brownen; First
Vice President, George Henriques; Second Vice
President, G. G. Suydam; Treasurer. William NJ
Parks Secretary. John KERR Assistant Secretary, E.
F. Goodwin; Roilkeeper, w. b. Bishop.
The transfer books Of the Chicago and Northwest
ern and the Michigan Southern Railway Companies
will be closed tomorrow preparatory to the annual
elections.
The foreign exchange market was steady but quiet,
the demand for bills for remittance against coupons
being smaller than was anticipated yesterday while
the requirements Of importers are very moderate
Bankers bills on England at sixty days were quoted
at ITO 1lo%; at three days, 1lOsS 1l0H; CONNER
cal bills, 100 lo9a<. Bills on Paris at sixty days,
sis 5.12H; at three days, 5125 a 5.1l.
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and on the previous dates men,
tiOned.-
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Messrs. Turnbull and Briggs have matched their five
year old stations to trot the 9th of July over the
Fashion course mile heats best three in ve In har-
ness. Mr.. Turnbull's bay stallion Willie Schepper
was sired by Hambletouian, dam q favorite road
mare owned by that gentleman. Mr.. Briggs horse
George Wilkes, dam Soto, by Morrill,. A great deal
of private betting has already transpired on the
result OF this event. Budd D0be will train and drive
Young Filingham, and Dan Mace win have charge
Of Willie Schepper.
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An election was held IN Buffalo on the 25th ult to
decide whether that city should subscribe 100000
to the stock OF the Buffalo and Washington Railroad
The majority Tor the subscription above q two
thirds tote-wa5 3l0 The Courier Bays:-"Liko
Mercutios wound this IL neither rs deep "a well
nor ~ wide rs church door, but 1t Is enough Our
citizens can Congratu themselves At our IDEAS as
70 " al Is needed for the prosperity OF Buffalo are
correct on this result"
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May 10 r. NJ.
BEEswAx dull, and prices without change We
quote 45c 46c.
COTToN-The demand from all classes of buyers light
but prices steady The sales small being only
1921 bales, including M for speculation, s for spinning
and IS for export. We quote:-
Jpdanis aad Mobiie aud Nep Orleans
LLuHa-Lu llc1ua ILL., MI Ixx.aa
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The importatons Of dry goods at this port for the
week ending April 80 compare with those Of the pre-
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The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances in the Sub-Treasury in this
city for the expired portion Of the week have been
as fOllOws:-
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IALLOW was quiet sales tJ,UCU Iys al iZc. u l2$a.
WHIsAEY.-Receipts, none. The market was dull and
nominal.
WooL~The market for fleece remains in state of
queude, there beas demand for small lots from
manuacurers Holders however, generally demand inl
Is fair demand at ABOUT previous prices. Texas
Is firm, but quiet, sales being restricted by the
small stock In foreign there but little doing;
lbs fleece At d5c 6c ncladins 20 600 lbs fine Mchsan at
b2c and 10000 do at 43c Tor Michigan and Boo for ONO
and OHIO at aoc % medium State and Ohio
al loc 4c o1V0U b various kinds ut doc DE-; bOOJ
medium PENNSYLVANIA a. 41c. 49,; ls,loo hne
ysc loa Georgia at Doc also 10000 lbs super and extra
pued ut 42c. 4schiehy at 40c. 4sc; $500 lbs Texas,
par. at s4 and Of California 2ogo lbs bury iambs at ac
lbs. at s5c 2sc. for fall and soc SIC. for
Soc, 1000, pulled at sOc, a bales Cape and small lot
and Indiana-sAxony fleece, DOC. S4c; threequalter
Ec u 49c; quarter blood fleece, 4ic. 46c.; common
fleece, 42c 44c. Ohio Pennsylvania and Virginia
selected Saxony eece 65c 6sc Saxony fleece 5jc
bsc; hree-quaer and full blood merno buc. $40 hall
hood fleece 4Sc 5vc quarter blood heece 46c. &c
fleece, 42c DC Wisconsin, Iowa, Vermont and lii
Ihreequarter and full blood Merino, Acc. 4lc
ha boou fleece 40 dc. quarter blood fleece 43c. 4jc
New city, pulled $Sc 47c New York city,
pued 44c. 47c; New York ciIy, NO. pulled, zoe oc
lambs WOOL 4Uc Western, and EXTRA 42c h,c
country, pulled 4c Sc country pulled, long
47c 6Oc country No. pulled, z3c &c. Canada pulled
4AC n