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FINANCIAL.

-
THE COUPONS
or the First Mortgage Bonds
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Due July 1, l66A
viii be paid on and after that date
In gold coin, free Of government tax,
al the companys onnce, 20 Nassau street, New York.
Schedules with twenty coupons will now be re-
gold checks for The same Will be
Delivered june 50. JOHN ]. CISCO, Treasurer.
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.-A LARGE ASSo
~ all styles family Carriages, Road, Depot and Business
Wagons at manufacture prices WITTYS Factory, once
No Neyins street. BROOKLYN.
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UlOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD SECOND HAND GIG.
Apply to FRANCIS TITUS, ~ Grand street, Williams
burg.
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CARRIAGES STORED IN OUR LOFTS, CORNER
BREWSTER a. co.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

LlOR 6ALE-0NE PONY BUILT HORSE, BUTCHER
Cart and Harness; price $lah Also two Rock.
away price 3l25 Also bay Horse for any business
price $e6. At "a Greenwich avenue.
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OFFICE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
" OF California, 81 william street, New YORK, June To-.
The coupons Of the hrs, bonds OF the Central Pa
cihc Railroad Company due July 1885, viii be paid In fnl
free OF government tax presentation and after that
date al the banking house of Fisk Hatch, No. Nassau
street Schedules of 25 coupons or which blanks
will be furnished appcsuonr will be received for esam
ins,iop from and after the 24th inst. - = I. .l
V.P, HUNTINGTON, vic1 PrMidspt
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A CHANCE.-sELLING OUT, SIX YOUNG HORSES
"A sound and kind fit for any kind of work one fast nt
prices from ae5 TO $140 each old. Sl75
truck Horse Inquire o32 Second street, between
B and c. To be for three days.
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<yLOTHING CUTTERS PROTECTIVE UNION.-A
~ meeting will be held Thursday evening" June 25
a lib Bowefy at6P NJ. Important business VIII be brought
before the Union. II. SChAFFER President.
CHARLES SANDERS, Secretary.
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A SPLENDID VICTORIA FOR sALE-ALso VERY
IN riding Rockaway, just the thing Tor the
country, cheap: at $50 and ss2 Greenwich street.
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TAR =. HUNT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., DEAFNESS,
~ Ctarrh Scrofula inventor Of Organic Vibrator for
incnrable desfness guaranteed no send
II 1Q8 Blnecker street. .
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
"FideIiO.O


A full house last evening marked with decided
appreciation the performance OF Beethoven's
only opera, FiCielio by Mr.. Maretzeks German
Troupe. The applause was hearty, and the
artists must have retired with the conviction
that their efforts were appreciated, and that the
opera goers of Philadelphia still have some
admiration to bestow upon works
OF undisputed genius. We did see
one young man, however, who sumbered
during portion Of the second act, and we gave
him our sincere sympathy when we marked
him as one of the regular attendants on the
levees of La Belle Helene" and LA Grande
Duchesse." We remembered him as one OF the
most vocferous applauders OF that wicked
ditty, " I'm mart sage" and as imperative in his
demands for double encore of Tostee's kick.
And we looked upon him last night as a
martyr in the cause OF the legitimate opera.
He had heard of Fidelio as something
little higher than the highest, and he went TO
the Academy determined TO sit IL out like a
hero, for the purpose OF demonstrating to his
own conscience that his taste had not been
vItiated. Let us hope that his little nap during
the performance did not interfere with the
soundness of his slumbers when he retired TO
his couch, but that the strains of Beethoven
and Often bach may have mingled in delightful
harmony in his dteams.
Fidetio was very well rendered last evening;
the orche straiion was excellent, nd the Ger
man singers threw themselves heart and sou
into their paris Madame Cellini IL hardly
equal to the requirements of SUCH 1OLe
"Leonora," and her perfurmauie was some what
lacking in spirit and expression, although In
the main very satisfactory. Habelmann, as
"Florestan," was fine, as ne always Is In bhI
role ana Joseph Hermanns, as Rocco" sub
dued the thunders OF his tremendous bass until
it did not overpower ell the other singers aud
the orchestra together, and by his Intelligent
acting ne proved himself thorough
artist. Madame Rotter "Marcellina"
and Herr Wilhelm Formes as "PlzArro" acted
and sung with spirit, although the gentleman
was perhaps little too melo-dramaJlc In his
style. The fine quarIette in the first act, "Mr
ist SO wunderbar," was encored, and the cur.
tain came down on the JinGe amid applause
that ought to satisfy the anti Ofenbachers OF
the fact that the mt uslcal culture or Phil adel-
phia is still something that we are not Obliged
10 APOLOGIZE for to the world at large
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The city Amusemen,s.

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music this evening
Verdps opera of the SiciIi0n VesperS Will De
performed by the Italian troupe.
AT THE WALNUT MIS-. ID. T. bowers Will ap.
pear this evening as "Mary Stu8rj in Ed
mund Falconers drama of that title. The
comedy OF The Peoples Larger will be given as
an afterpiece.
Husband will be performed This evening.
AT THE CHEsNuT the circus is attracting
crowded houses, and the performance Is so eA-
eellent of It's kind that this IS not to be won
dered AT. There Is q Suffi lent variety In tue
programme to keep the interest OF the audience
alive and the various acrobatlc and equestrian
feats applauded with ~ heGrttness that
is upmistakable. The troupe engaged by
Mr.. Sim Ia q strong one, and Mr. Robinson,
in particular, Is certainly remarkable
performer. The entertainment went off
day, and as the performers become accustomed
to the house we may expect furtner improve
ments. The show is unexceptton1ble In every
way, and a father with family OF youngsters
cannot give them a greater treat than by taking
them in body to the Chesnut during the
equestrian season.
AT THE AMERICAN a fine corps of talented
artists appear every evening in a miscellaneous
entertainment.
Mcdonald and his don OF lions will exhibit this
evening, and the baby elephant VIII go
through number of evolutions on the stage.
The performances at this house are unusually
attractive.
CERT will be given on Monday evening next
at the First Independent Church, corner OF
Broad and SAMSON streets, In aid OF the Ma
tional Printing Association for the Blind. A
number of prominent performers have volun-
teered and q fine performance may be ex-
pected. The object OF this concert is to raise
funds to print books in raised letters for the
use of the blind.
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CT T Y 1 TIE II S.

WE WOULD at pressnt partic invite the atten-
Iion of the public to established business rule
which is strictly adhered to under all circu
I'VE guarantee all prices LO0er than the
IOjSeSt elsewhere; also, 0udTantee IliH
satisfaction TO every purchaser the
sale cancelled and money refunded"
We give all customers more value for their m Eey
THAN THEY CAN GET ELsEwHBRB.
under any and all circumstances.
TO FULLY CARRY OUT THIS RULE AT THE PRESENT
TIME. we have reduced the prices our entire
stock which viii be disposed OF lower than
the same or equal goods can be purchased Of
ANY OTHER EsTABLIsHMRNTI IN THE CITY.
Without going INTO further detail, we would
say that our stock comprises all kinds and
sizes OF every desirable style Of goods to be
found In the market, and is
SUPERIOR TO AMY STOCK IN PHILADELPHIA,
IN Style, FIt, and Workmanship.
We have choice and selected assortment of
Piece Goods, which we will make up 20 order
now, with the same guarantee we onef on
our ReadV-mRd Goods.
HG;H t00y bSjl0een ! BENNETT q Co.,
EVth and TowRR HALL,
Sixth streetI.J No. SIs MARK ET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. 6OO BROADWAY. Nav YORK.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
S-fairs in New England-The EIec.
tGral Vote of New York Cast
for Seymour.
FROM 4 LBANY.
The Vote for seymour.

ALBANY, Dec. 2.-The Elect raj College met
to-day, aud cast 80 vote, for Horatio Seymour for
President and F. P. Blair, Jr., for vice-Pres'-
dent. Messen gers were appointed to take the
votes to Washington, and to the Judge of the
Northern District Of New York.
Governor Seymour being in the city, after the
college adjourned the members marched in a
body, and made an informal visit TO him at his
rooms
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DR. II. II. Lindermsn, Director, furnishes
the followingstatemepto of Deposits and Coinage
at the Mint during the month OF Novemo Der
1865
Value.
Gold Deposits S202 99S 81
Silver Deposits and Purchases 743S2 56
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The CoIe.Hiscocr Case.

ALBANY, Dec. 2.-The Court for the trial of
Cole met at 10 O'Clock. Mr. Mitchell opened
for the defense, and spoke for two hours. He
was followed by Mr. sedg WICK for the prosecu-
ton, who spoke for an hour. Mr.. Beach is now
speaking for the defense.
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Affairs in Maine.

BELFAST, Dec. 2.-Weston, the pedestrian,
arrived here last night en- route from Bangor 20
st. PauPs, Minnesota, aud back to New York.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 2.-Tbe Electoral College as
semoled to-day, and cast seven votes for Grant
aud ColaX. General George l.. Bea of Ron
way, member OF the college, was elected
messenger TO bear the vote 10 Washington.
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ATTEND TO THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF CoNsUMr-
TIoN, and check the disease In It's incipisncy, by
using Jayne's ExDectorAnt, a safe remedy for all
affections of the Lungs and BrOneha. Sold every.
where.
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ATemperance Convention.

BosToE, Dec. 2.-The New England Temper--
ance Convention met to-day. Ex-Governor
Buckingham, of Connecticut, was chosen Pres-
meeting was held, Heury F. Durant conducting
the services. The session VIII continue to-day
and tomorrow,
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SALE Oh Doors AND DSHoEs-DeRlers will It TO their
interest 10 attend the ana sale OF boots
and shoes TO be sold by catalogue, for cash, tomor
row (Thursday mornlnE). December g. at 10 o'clock,
by O. D. hcClees Co., auctloneers, at their store,
No. 5C6 MaYke street.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

TNBE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF
Il MUSIC; s. E. corner OF TENTH and WALNUT
sLreeta.-Ihe regular Winter Quarter wilt beglu on
MONDAY, January llth, 1892 Names OF new pupils
may now be entered. l22ws2t
PALLAD ANDSIGH sINGING.-T.
ID BISHOP, No, SS IS, NLNECEENTH ST. ~ RIsL+
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d. s.dsr; l4s do order hhds, Bryan w. Co.; do' r.
by sr4s 6mos LINr-s hhds ,. Baker; 8 DO. A. 4;
0oeri do, r. n 0ber Co. II do3 b. Y banet, oon
4 Co.
FOREIGN INPORrATtoSs.
.dAvAHA PEI SfEAMHR EAGLEl99 bales tobacco oroeI
lze do Miranda; l27 do j. n Mayorga 2a0 Do Il cases
sissrs 9odenroy, Brancker Co.. 81 do tobacco Egge
90, cases cigars, Kunhardt Co.; 10 do kremei1erg
ns Co. dS, , Howasd Ives, saO, Marquee d. AoksT'
N,sSos ThS%s: s6o Newman Co.; d. r1usrdy
R.eaaS UsatcqTns Frsnsa son do Bnto Do spis: do
ao y; ESmsr Co. d. Atlantic Mall seamshp Co. Per
ss.r.s cigar: T Kelly co g bale. Victor Ping De-
Godearoy, Brancker Co. L. f. AmsincE Co.; Krem.
cling CO Howard Ives; Schroeder Bro; d q W:
Faber; ~ W. H. Thomas 4 Bro. saml Mclean Co.. l
Jose n: Z9nsda A g. King puray Nichols Jewell
10 Kremeing Co.. box cigars wels Fargo Co. cases
dan.s cases cigars Godenroy, Brancker Co. case Kun
Blur.
HAxpURs.-Per steamer Tuetonis-2o bales leaf tobacco
Strohn Restzenstein.
VERA oRUz.-Per steamer virgo-27 bale. tobacco NJ L
X. Solomon.
ST. CRoIx.-Psr bark Ann AceSo bales tobacco Pen.
niBtOn Co.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

CAPErowN, April is-Advces from here of this date re-
present business exceedingly dull without any pros
pec Of Improvement We quote from the local commercial
journal "shpment Of colonial produce Table Bay
during the last few has been scarcely worthy
ton. In freghs but little doing The took cargo
the ordinary The Ocean King loading for
London with copper produce, which obtains
I'D 10. for wool and 3Us per copper
Elizabeth, Agoa Bay transactions have consisted chiefly OF
s AID 10 Is b, Inferior samples being quilted at ls
10 Is Nd h. The quality OF 6ne fleece washed wool
Offering limited but few ne clips have been disposed Of
a. better prices than last quoted Really good clips of light
fleece washed WOOL full staple and well up have realized
1OHd to lid per To-, which Is the maximum price
quote for the article. Inferior clips heavier aud shorter
held 10 at s. per b he demand or sS sres.e woo @
continues and parcels of this description have been readily
With difficulty placed at 4ad told per 10. Coarse and
coored wool s Ia demand at former C 10 Id per
from England Of the In the price Of woods, there
Is every probability Of ireghs which high In
parspn to what they were some months going up sl
higher, notwithstanding freghs have advanced last quo
tRons all available tonnage being fully engaged and guam
titles Of wool other produce being stored OF
nce las; obtained I'D to Id To- for washed
wool to London The Ce obtained full cargo Of wool and
weighing o lbs and upwards and 2s per bale for all bales
under that weight which, the Of light white
vol amounts 70 ne nea,y I'D per H. prcporonstey high
lett the 18th she obtained fun cargo the above
The Maid Of Glenwern 2e tons; Args "a tons; Commo.
dore Perry 1851 tons The North $50 have
been placed the berth for London, and should other
vessels arrive they viii obtain fun oargoes at the rate Of
from Isd 20 Id for woo all are expected TO leave neyt
Asia are expected, which arrival viii Immediately
load for London. There also several vessels expected
under engagement Tor Boston The market Tor I'M
iuts generally vel supplied. Dmnp ibe month 'irle
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THE TOBACCO TRADE.


Report for the Week Ending June 18.
The tobacco market has been moderately during
past week. Kentucky has been selling at previous
(c 1sc but the excitement regarding noticed
10 our last report has subsidized The of
to nearly 400 hhds, among which notice 200 hhd ord
old light ugs at 9c for SPAIN new crop
Connecticut seconds comprised In the sales The
demand for seedea for ne auess wrappers good
sound filters and binders, both export
The former very and would meet with ready
Medium tobaccos of which there large quantities on
hand, neglected In Havana tobacco have
been limited to $50 bales mostly 6ers at from 90c 81 TO-
Good Havana filters In demand 30 hhds Virginia
and Ohio.
Pricea main drn, a iha folourina nuoi ationa
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ST. DOMINGO
Cabral Closing i'm Baez-The Financial
Friends Of Bacx Sorry for Having Trusted
Him.
ST. DoNlNGo, May 2s, 1893.

rrIcuuS VI Dacz SOETy HAVING Truete0
Him.
ST. DOMINGO, May 2s, 1893.
The government is taking every precaution TO pre-
vent the proclamations and other insurrect0nary
documents OF the Cabralists from being circulated.
The leaders OF the movement in the south are anx.
iously waiting to see the north and east take UP
arms. simultaneous movement In all sections was
the plan agreed upon at st. Thomas, 30 that the
strongest force could be directed against Azua and
thence on TO st. Domingo City.
Baez can never put down the revolution for he has
neither men nor money. Although the Boleiin
0fctdt says that he will hold ont, this IL not be.
leved, as he Is well known TO always keep out OF
danger Those who supported his cause under the
belief that he would keep his promises are
now undeceived but furious, and await only an
opportunity TO overthrow him.
From Curacao learn that Jesurun'a father has
informed the leaders OF the revolution that he com.
mited great mistake In aiding Baez and ie very
sorry for his action In helping to overthrow Cabraj
He Is trying now TO arrange for securing the amounts
he loaned Baez In case the latter fall.
The revolutionary committee OF Jacmel have Of
ered Cabral all that he wants TO drive Baez of the
island, and 1t s probable that the Steamship Hal.
uano, which captured the Dominican war schooner
Capotllo under orders from President sanave and
delivered her over TO the Baezsts will retake her for
the benefit OF the rev0luionlsts.
reign OF terror still PREVAILS business IL para
Yzed from tne scarcity OF money, want OF conf
dence ana the slow forwarding from the interior.
The nealth Oh Tue island however, " good
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HONDURAS.
Money Scnrcc-The Free Port Of Coxen Hole
Rates Of Port Dues.

TRuJILLo May "a, 1893.
Letters received here from Comayagua and Teguci-
papa complain very much Of the parayzation Of COM
merce and the scarcity OF money, but the sanitary
condition OF the two places excellent, and, like
in the rest OF the republic perfect peace prevailed
Our national Congress has passed law changing
the name Of Coxen Hole Ruatan Island, TO Medina,
in compliment to the President and making an open
free port All vessels national and foreign alike VIII
only have TO pay port duty of one dollar when not
OF burden beyond one hundred tons; tive dollars
when between one and two hundred tons, and
three dollars when above the last enumeration.
Merchandise introduced for re-expOrtation will
have to pay very small duty In aid OF the
maintenance OF the government OF the place,
while the merchandise and goods brought for
home consumption will pay such duties as will
hereafter be prescribed bv executive order issued
after consultation with the Legislature of the island.
The citizens OF the place hope for greatly In
creased trade particularly with the United States
The health OF Truio continues good. The visit Of
our worthy President is still anticipated.
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dealers conhnng themselves entirely purchase ANAL
Quantities only Of articles IN constant consumption Under
small and Importer rather than force business are con;
moderate stock American talow candles IND; American
beef co. per bbl American pork, fb per bb American
Tor has shown change since last
report stocks OF hour have gradually and quietly been
dacsd 90 that at there than about
noO0 bags Of old Hour hand. No American In market.
1 lss So meal so ssck bran aisrs
not quite 90 nrm and at present rules at from 23s to as
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
Reported Plan to Attack Cuba-Peruvisn
Monitors to Make Descent from New Or
Observation-Disclosures

MATANzAs, June 10, 1853.
To-day it is reported here that teegraphic advices
received from New Orleans announce the approach
ing departure from that city Of two Peruvian mon
tors to attack the north side OF Cuba.
Another report, given with much more positive
ness than the first, is, that cargo OF African black
has been landed at Ensehada de Cochino in the
jurisdiction Of Colon, only few days ago. Qtte1
sdbe?
The endemic cholera is again appearing here and
with increased severity. good many cases have
taken place within the past week, many OF which
proved fatal Our health officers did nothing TO pro-
tect the city against the terrible invasion; and now
that s in our midst they do equally little 70 pre-
vent its spread.
The sugar market is quiet but firm at s4 rs. per
arrobe for No. r. and "a rs. for fair to good re-
fning muscovadoes. MOlasses firm at ga re-. for
cayed and Ga Ga rs for muscovadoes; sale Of 800
hhds at the latter rate. Freghts quiet at 81 so per
ITO gallons moasses, &s so So rs per HID. sugar.
and 81 rs per box. Tonnage in fair supply.
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CUBA.

Vexatious Proceeding In Regard to the Key
West Ffshermen-Arrest Of q Revenue Ccl-
Iector-Havana About 70 Raise q Lean
Bank Statement.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, June l6-6P. NJ.

TUESDAY, June i6-6P.M.
BEEswAx dull and obtanable at 50 c.
BUILDING Administrator spruce arriving more
freely, but the stock light and inadequate the OF
buyers, which large Prices remain at $2l a23
There disposed of 100000 feet at S22 10000 feet
at T2S and small lot at s2l so. We quote yellow
pine $50 SS5, aud pnngs 6l1c. a &c. Laths
done the teing s0OoO chiefly to arrive at So
30 sn ii M at the @ ns prss We're &C I
GT re HeT s M ' G5 eFSon front sS s for MOS m
Long Island '''p"'" ''V"' anu s'' "'' 'O'
corrEs.The market was strengthened to-day by the
moment. We quote Ordinary cargoes ss4c &C., gold in
~ ic s SP se rE%i faG:
rsnea quiet so O n bags e9mm24 ceyO1 were sold s or
ss%c gold, duty paid. SsracaiSc lSjsc. c isc
M do William Sons ana make g. the siees 81
S TaS Ss% @ Ss@
& sSsas &c.
f @ So The marke, for h. staple
exhibited fair desree q activity and closed steady the
p6Her bales. including sac ioT IH SPIN
% F'os,d" '" "gS:a y. .SeSi. s.s SsS g',c..' zS@a:
Good ordinary. ............ p Is q
S51 S,5aias il;,,s e. SsSH SSG
market FOR sos wa. arn though quiet snS
b. a, s ss !qT eaa saii%o5s and ac for Detroit
ss ssIsss ss Ts g. ea5. DpEe Ts.
s:T tSs, gold, and Lima wood a, s7s $500.
pRu@s ANn DYrs generally DUH Sales made
% ious a soda e al e7T 81 10 gold $50 tons soda ash
sc currency esqstic soda at ttc 54c, gold 1000
g Ulealoonate soda private terfns-quoted AT S4 ~
- 30 gold' cream tartar, 2skc. a a2ss4c., gold.
fLoUB AID G.AIS.-Receipts, l,l56 bbs 6our, % 1875
h2ur market continued very dull and while prices in
hyr cases merely nominal there rhe less reguarty
sll ne market was called little steady. The imme
date cause ot the better feeling the improvement Ia
Waea 10 response to advance In Liverpool. There
vas vas DO demand for the lower grades, which were
sAey honn Al ~ The decline quoted yesterday. The trade
nush spsritgy as possible likewise, and the sales
ey sna Ca ofns our exceedingly dull and prices
ta4 rom I'll 70 sl3. the sales about SOD bbls.
u,neTn n2r va. quiet and prices nominal the sales
N.tetV oos Rye four remained quiet but steady sales
-. vos ~ o quotations. Corn meal mand and
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The demand or wheat wa. s very moderate under an adj
vance IN the caole quotations Of 3D. per GENITAL The
ruea hrmer ana ses wers made prices showing an sd
but the limits OF shippers 100 low IN adni az rnrh
business being Gone The ssles were about 200 bushss a.
70 ior Csosnis a store 81 2g tor Canada in bond and
demaad was from the Eastern ard local trads 80
nearly all the sales we're Al Os Tor pripns
Tie sales comprtsed about 5000 bushels at Si III
81 0es for new mIed Western closineN Al si iS
IL for white and Sl 10 for Old IN store weie du and
and nominal The sales about g5 600 bsbeis ~
s3c. 4yc In store and aaoa., closing az &c ac Rve
continued dull nominal at 81 S5 fof sotbsTn ayd
State. Barley and barley malt dull and uncbsnssd
Canada peas in demand for export but AT ovsr
prices. Sales 1900 bushels, In bond, at ~ 49,
FKRGHIR-fhe market continued 10 rule quiet but rat..
in instances trfe higher Nesse for charter
bu, little sought after and obainab low rates Tho
engagements were--To Liverpool per steamer, 1900
bushels ht $ad,, 20 glasgow, per steamer, 1890
tusoes leos ~ 2Ed % LnndQn (DVl IIellll ny !,