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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-02-02

Ut. Louis Live Stock naskst
By Telegraph b. Louis Feb l.
Cattle-Fair demand for better g.sdes good Inferior
TO common 1893 So fair to good s7tos choice to
ira s so47 so.
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Chiesgo.M arkse.


By Telegraph oaIcAso, Feb I.
Iour-Dull stock Of all grades hand 10 e8o BIB Is
part Of which medium srsdes demand exclusively for
low grades extras supers $50 co. spring extras r ~
cara.
Wheat-Quiet and hrm sales Of No spring at u 1919
81; No 81 13s1@14z. coaing At 81 i4oK.
Hfmsr, higher and les active: closed at 81
ostsDull and steady; sales of No At 49, coaIng
Ut inside notation.
Ays-Dul; light sales Of No at 81 16; No i 81 l4ho
lis.
B4rley-Dnll and unsettled; sales OF No At 81 1913
closing nominal at 81 10.
Highwines inactive and nominal st 900el.
eeeds-Less Actlve and unchanged.
Mess Pork-Active, nrm and higher sales at $50 500
81. cosing II s3o75.
Lard-Tr n; 20k a.ktd; 2ol1 offered.
Meausweet pickle ans sold at II; dry salt should
asl3X
Dressed Hegs-Fsirly active and higher closing At Is
0ls IS. dividing on 200 pounds.
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CITY NEWS.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1891.
Hon. JosnuA TRAcY is in the'city.'

GLAD to recsive . call yesterday from
Major Bennett, Of Washington.
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GAEAr excitement q 8. 1 B. Stem, a.u-
iss nsa's ssvSd calf boots n $3.50.
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CoLoREn Linen Damask, for covering fur
niture, very elegant, ~ Bostwicl's.
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RHxxMBER that s. L B. Stern are selling
their boots ana shoes 1t cost prices.
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Toledo marHet.

Toledo Market.
By Telegraph Toilpo, Feb. l.
Wheat-Quist; nominally unchanged; Amtsr u 66oh
on spot No l white 81 IS.
Corn-yWy quist; nsw lower.
Oats-Unchangsd; IS.
Dressed Hoes-Quist At HL.
essds-Ciovsr - Is.
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5ees-io PCT oo..
fouLTs1-Lve unickess - VITO Is W q doi.
dressed snfekens % % Per ID
dressed turkeys 1910 per 10
sosssun-4o . soc psf gallon:
fosA1oks.eI % i1o Onsaes.
VsIoss-. ~ 10 u w per Dusn.
LAAD--Usty enred s7aiSc per y. Country cured
lac 70 lie PEI 10.
bnnswA1-sv 70 800 per 70.
xALLoW-iA eoss iec' psf
FBAfhh1s-fnme oVc 30 1oc per ID. Iva
kA00~A&0S&0U. n.
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Emorson's Agency.
THE "FLORENCE,,

THE "FLOE
SEWING MACHINES have
thsrcvsrsabls feed motion,
which enables the operator
to havsths work carry eth
" way, or to change the d.
rsction and fasten tbs and
efseams by turning . thumb
screw. They are noiseless
and can BE- used where quiet
isnsoessAry. Thsirstitoh 10
The wonder Of all, because
Of Its combined elasticity,
strengths n d beauty.
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INTENSE ABSORBENT IN DIR VoolRy nRplp1rRrr

All the cheapest the
II ana gray domestic Fannels; Shaker
VI western made flannels white land
| bias, Scars, Breakfast Shawls Mttens Iarrina 10
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IN OUR SHAWL. DEPARTMENT

Will be found oil the Shawls Misses savs Lsae
shav Square Shaw Long Shawl Paisley Shaws Thbet shaws
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IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

viii be found al the Novelties the Season-Brsb Franeh q
Dress Goods Silks Popns French Meriaos Impress C
Cloths Fancy Alpaca, Gro. Grain Alpaca fall l,ne Of
braed Buffalo brand of Black Alpacas, ali 1t /
LOWEST PRICES
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GROCERIES.
SuaAR-Refncd white A. l6al64, refined white B
154c; Nov York extra G, lbt; yellow c
Is; crushed, tic; N. Q. Is to lac.
Sugar House, 75c; BeIcher's
Golden Syrup, 81 10; Plantation, 81 90;
Sorghum, 45@55c.
fair 1lc; prime 23c; choice 34@ Csc;
Old Government Java, Sic; limitation,
32c.
R1cx-South Carolina, IL; Rsngoon, 1o1.
TEAS Young Hyson. 81 25@1 so; Imperial, 81
40@1 so; Black, u 00@l 50.
s oAP-Psm, Z; superior Palm, II.
l9; Tallow, l5c.
hf bbls, &l3 50; No 2 do, - 50
Family mackerel, hf Dbl, 81 90; White
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FaN' md I inief' ufys Goods

Is daily receiving the largest stock of STAPLE FANCY DRY
offered in this market.
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CLOTH AND CAsSIMRRE nEpARTurr+

Great Bargains this DparmenFancy Chna Beavers black Beaver
DroaocIohs Doe SKINS, Fancy Cassmer,
| Shaker Jeans, Tweeds, DC, &c ~
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In our Mourning Goods Department

Will be found Tamse Cloth Australian Grapes Reps French and Irish
french Merno Empress Cloth Collars black Cra
Veis English Grape Mourning Handkerchief &C., &C.
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FIRES IN BROOKLYN-There were pwenty-nin
fires in this city from the 1st the It'll Of July In
elusive, involving loss buildings OF 1890; on
stock, $l9, $685. Insurance On buildings where loss
occurred, S2S3O0; insurance on STOCK. $4,000; &C
tual loss, 81, S05.
AN ExPREssMAN ARRESTHD.-J0hn Leacraft was
arraigned before Justice Walsh yesterday, and
pleaded mot guilty" to q charge Of grand larceny
preferred by James M. Hildreth Jr. The defendant,
who is an express driver, Is charged with stealing
two trunks valued at $500, which property was en-
trusted to his care to take to the Boston boat and
failed to reach its destination. He was committed
for examination.
ALLEGED CHECK SwINDLE.-John Mott appeared
as complainant yesterday before Justice Rely
against Richard Remsen, carpenter by trade,
whom he accuses OF having swindled him upon
check Tor $I4O 1t is charged that defendant Wis
TIED Mott on the afternoon Of the 23d OF June and
presented check to him purportng to call for $40
from the account OF certain J. X. Martin, on the
Mechanics Bank; that he stated 1t was after
banking hours and he was therefore unable to
draw 1t there, and w0nid be obliged to Mott
II he would procure the amount OF the check. They
both repaired to the Brooklyn Savings Bank and
there upon John Motifs endorsing the note, the $l40
paid. On the Goth OF the same month the latter
received nOnfcat1On from the savings bank that
there was no such person keeping an account in the
Mechanics Bank as represented on the check In
question. Mott refunded the money thereupon and
procured the arrest of his deceptive friend.
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The wheat market opened buoyant g. higher,
evening en nf5
S as ne :g pn as :o' slSs q q 81
MicSIs:s$ 50 f9r white do q for amber State II %
. 1as o: 70 ssss T 81 70?
At the close common No spring was offered At u 50 with
Corn continued in active request for sPec1s,on price
Sy nyor The % ns so at &c.
for good to choice DO CLOSING at &c for prme SOC aSc
Small lots sold at sec &c., market closing at these
9:Ss se sss
bushels at $ $1 Barley was dull and nominal
light continued rule ARM The charterng bust
@ ssd
a. SID 5000 bbs -four at p 3D., snd steamer, $4,000
shss Antwerp a hha ~
ssS s s@ sx dAys ago. but not 4ps reported
A bark TO Cork for orders with i,7oo. guar
'sT ssI gr ol;sfs with s se a. s. Il as
ship to the west Sos. yo South America at North
United Kingdom or Continent at S. 3d. and 81 of IL
SG e1 Sa TO Ss with S
3D. brig 20 Cadz with 900 hogsheads tobacco 2s and
cargo schooner and bark to Jamaica and back and
brig 70 Cennegos and back with 400 hogsheads
Hops.-There continued a moderate demand, which was
held WITH p oa the es
were about so bales at prices ranging from 5c. for
HIDys.-TLe market was moderately active and prices
were roG Urn There mere sales Of oo Corrien,es at a
No. Is lbs Is DO sssOads sc
o S' ass 8 s sss SsSSnds is California; ;
ssa % sR ss ls A%eenG ~ Ss g. is
%s rs; ser~ Cruz Is 10 ibs lsc 1885, Tampco. 90
nemlock sole the market was only moder
fair for the but the IS only moderate and heavy
weights are scarce and wanted Oak quiet, while roug
tions -
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the DEATH IN A DENTISTS OFFICE.
Investigation Before Coroner Rollins.


In the case OF the sudden death of Mr. George
Warren Andrews, in the dental office of Dr. Richard
p Perry No. "a Jest Twenty ninth street. already
announced In the HERALD, Coroner Rollins yester-
day held an Inquest on the body. Deceased had
gone to the Office of DR.. Perry on professional
business and while there was taken suddenly Ill In
a strange manner, and expired soon afterwards.
Richard p Perry depossd that deceased came to
his ONCE about four O'Clock ?. NJ to have some teeth
extracted; when ready for the operating room de-
ceased looked pale and said he thought he could
have his teeth removed without taking chloroform;
he seemed nervous, much agtated and looked SICK;
he then remarked that he thought he would
nave TO take something and While DR.. Perry
WAS making ready Tor the operation, and
about to apply the chlorolorm to his
nose, his eyes became CLASSY, and he changed color,
sank back IN his chair became insensibie and turned
black: at thHJ time he seemed to suffer IRON strang
ling sensation. Death ensued In about ten minutes
after his BEING attacked.
As soon as q fatal result was apprehended DR..
Fowler was called In but was unable TO render any
permanent rehef.
Evidence was introduced going TO show that de-
ceased had been suffering from cnills and fever.
John Beach, NJ. d., made q post-morteniseX amina-
ton OF the body OF deceased found the heart liver,
healthy condition. After very careful examina-
ton however, the doctor was OF opinion that death
resulted from pulmonary apopleXy. The jury ac-
cordingy rendered verdict to that ef1ect
Deceased was ABOUT twenty-sX years Of age ana q
native of Massachusetts. lie was married nearly
since himself and wife nave lived IN Orange, N. j.
Mr.. Andrews, AZ the time OF his decese, was super
intendent OF large manufacturing house In this city
III which MS brother-in-law Ii interested.
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Is q 1917; Cumberland. SIX "a; Wells. Fargo &
Co.'s Express. 2lx n; Adams Express, 5sx a So;
American Express, 40 4Ok; United States Ex-
press 7lN IS; Merchants Union Express, 10;
Quicksilver, Is q 10; Pacific Mall, sex cox; West
ern Union Telegraph. S7,< SO; New York Central
1861 1853; Mariposa, ok; do. preferred, lsX;
Hudson River 1881 lo4X; Harlem. lax q las;
Reading, 93x 93x; Alton and Terre Haute. ss;
do. preferred So q 6l Toledo and Wabash. 70 TAN;
DO. preferred, 80; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 75ss 9
75s<; do. preferred. s5k S5,S; Delaware and Lack
awanna, ITO l13; Ohio and Mississippi, 32X o
327S; Fort Wayne 1907 bid; Michigan Central, 1921
Michigan Southern. 1921 I0oK; ILLINOIS Central
las bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1os 1osA; New
Jersey Central 9zk q 97S; Rock Island, l1e,s Q
1l0al; Northwestern, soK sox; do. preferred. s5
9514; Chicago and Alton, 15T 100; do preferred,
1865 1859; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 11sA; do. pre-
ferred, III bid.
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mlsmANAcEMeHr or SING SING PRISON.

Convicts R0assing mt Largo-A Lady Brutaliy
Assaulted by One OF Them.
Since the present authorities at Sing Sing Prison
have been In charge Of that institution the public.
perhaps In degree greater than ever before has
been wearied with the too frequent repetition
OF revots, escapes and other matters OF
like nature among the cOnvicts. The
question might perttnently be asked, why this s
The answer cannot be that the prison is moro
crowded with inmates now than 1t was two years
SINCE for such Is not the case. Nor can 1t be offered
in extenuat0n that the number OF guards and
keepers has been decreased, when the contrary is
the fact While 1t Ia generally believed and
with cause that many OF the newly appointed
men among the latter are wholly unified for
their positions. This does not exOnerOte those
ton Of the cupability which attaches itself TO the
present dsordered state OF affairs In their midst.
The last evidence In support OF the latter charge
Is that OF a brutal assault perpetrated on lady
OF responsibility, by negro convict named George
H. Petersen, who, through some means was al
statement, which is worthy OF credence, saws that
on July 8, while visiting friend in that vicinity,
she was accosted by the convict Peterson. who,
under the influence OF liquor, made an indecent
proposition to her, which she Indignantly repeiied
That on this the negro attacked her. tearing her
clothes beating and kicking her brutaly in the face
and body, disdguring her IN shocking man
ner. She further states that on relating her
grievance to the officers OF the prison she was
promised no redress but was StrenuOusy ADVISED to
keep the matter quiet. 1t has not transpired how
many convictS were permitted TO celebrate the ma
tonal holiday outside OF the prison, but certainly
white convict was given temporary liberty on the
occasion, and he, when questioned about being at
large IL Is stated promptly replied that he had been
furnished with pass.
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WESTCHESTSR COUNTY.

THE CUTTING APFRAY AT WHITE PLAINs-PROBA-
BLE H0McfDE-Thus far the negro william Car
penter, who perpetrated murderous assault with
Peter Banta, Jr.. reported In yesterdays
HERALD, has eluded the offcers who are endeavor-
ing to effect his arrest Although the wounded man
was alive yesterday afternoon he still In q pre-
oar10us state, The ARRAY took place Railroad
avenue and was caused it appears, by some re-
marks made by Banta to the negro concerning
goose he was carrying. when the latter's wife, who
was with him, took exception and used an epithet
not catering to white men. Her abuse being re-
torted by Banta the woman assaulted him, and
while the TWO were scnffng Carpenter dropped his
goose and drawing the razor, used 1t in q manner
that will perhaps result in the death OF his victim.
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STREET rua1ATl,ys.
HaIf.past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, June IS Pm.
BUILDING MATERIALs.For most articles coming under
thsheadng the market quiet but unchanged Eastern
spruce moderately sought after and steady vaue
sales being about 100000 feet at from 9 to 22 for
to good chiefly $ for fair schedules Laths good
supply, but the demand active, and former
prices current. Sales 2,O00,0O0 at So 30
SO 60-chiehy at the inside price, Rosendale cement
was steady at 50, while lime tolerably
active at 81 % for common and 81 for lump. Bricks
selling to fair extent at the following prces-Pa e
95 So so; hard 81; North river 81 SO 810 So Phla
delphia front, @45 $50, and Croton, S18 S1s.
CoOpERAGE STOCK.--Thc market quiet for
all kinds, though no change In prices reported We
quote:-Sugar shocks, 80 Inch heads, 90 %3 10; sugar
shocks, 81 do 90 80 90 80; molasses d. 80 do SO SO
So 80 pipe do $6 30 81; do, @5 IS 85 80 box do
$50 hoops feet %45 $50 and hoops, II feet $40 $45
CANDLEs.-Au kinds were quiet there being
demand except for retail lots Prices unchanged
ever, adamanne being quoted lSc. &C., sperm 48c. and
patent &c. =
Cocoa still dull, and prices nomfnaly lOc.
Maracaibo, do.
CoRDAGE.-Manila quiet, but steady, at Pc 25c
CoPPEgFor ingo the market continued 10 rule dull, but
prices rather frmer, closing at 226c 22Ac. There
were sales Of $50 600 lbs in lots, at &c. 221sc.
CoTToN-The market was unusually quiet, there being
scarcely any demand from SOURCE and prices were
rather heavy at the appended quotations The sales
aon For future delivery there disposed of 200 bales
low mddng, for November and December AT &c., and 100
do basis low middng for December private terms. We
quote
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A"o swain Aof the So'oooooo was H"ue III ia
following lots at the prices specified

The market for government bonds reflected the
stimulating influences OF these purchases and the
easler state Of the money market. The advance was
quite noticeable in the afternoon transactions when
tho prices paid by the government became generally
known. The 'e7's sold at HIS, which, considering
they recently ex-coupon, is equivalent to quo
cation of 12l,< on the Both OF June last. The 1928
were strong but less buoyant than the domestic
bonds, the London price coming at SIX a s1%-a
fractional yielding. The closing street market was
steady at the following quotations:-United States
Bikes 1881, registered, l17a4 lis; do. do coupon,
l17X 11sh; do. 5-2O's registered, 1854 l1sh;
do. do, coupon 1862, 12l = 122; do. do, coupon
1854, 1855 11S.; do. do, coupon, 1856, 1875 a
al9I; do do, coupon, new, 1855, NIX 117S; do.
do, coupon, 1857 ll7h li7sS; DO. do, coupon,
1s6s, 117H q 117x; do. ten.forties coupon, 1881. q
h0SX; currency bonds LOG 1861.
Southern securities were heavy and lower, the
weakness being most perceptibe in the new North
Carolinas, which continuing their downward move
ment sold at 45. The exceptions were the Ten
nessees, which were steady, and the South Caro-
ainas, which were stronger. Prices closed ON the
btreet as follows:-Tennessee ex coupon, 81 q
Blk; do, new, 81 a 5714; Virginia, ex coupon, 81
q 57K; do, new, 60 a 81; Georgia skies, SO SO;
do. sevens, 90 931; North Carolina, ex coupon, "a
d SAN; do, new, "A a AS; Missouri skies, 81 SIN;
louisiana skies, os 20; do. levee skies, e71l 6s;
DO. do eighrs, SO IS; Alabama Fights, 90 "a; do.
Aves 90 %; South Carolina skies, 6S 20; do. new,
p5 o 81.
The fluctuations In gold were between 1864 and
A36x, The market was somewhat feverish, but
showed signs Of settling to more steady quotation.
AFTER the decline to 1857 reaction was produced
by reports that the Pereire has 100000 and the City
OF Paris t270 900 engaged for shipment to Europe
morrow. The range OF ~ market is shown in the
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COURT Of SESSIONS.


A Savings Bank RObber Convicted.
Before Judge Ledyard, Justices Hoyt and voorhies.
James Griffin was tried yesterday on an indict-
ment charging him with stealing from the Dime
Savings Bank, in Fulton street. Brooklyn, in No
veuDer last box containing papers, oeronglag 70
who arrested Dunn was put on the stand and te5ti-
fed that at the time OF his arrest the papers In ques
ton were in The possession of Griffin. Griffin was
put on the stand to testify In his own behalf, and
stated that he was by profession gambler OR, more
strictly speaking as he said, thief. He had been a
thief for about ten years past. The box containing
the papers given hm by another person to take
to a certain place, with The remark that the person
giving it to him would be there s0on In about five
minutes after this he was arrested. The jury after
an absence Of about i've minutes returned verdict
OF guilty, and the prisoner was remanded for sen
tenCe,
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FRIDAY, July 90 p. N.
The relaxation of the money market to-day wss
as expected the consequence Of the DETERMINATION
OF Secretary Boutwell, to reduce his currency bal
ance The gravitation OF the interest rate TO legal
figures was Of course assisted by the fears OF the
money lenders who have begun to entertain Lively
apprehensons for the result OF the sautary invest
gauOn now In progress by the District Attorney we
have the authority Of that gentleman Tor stating tnat
certain parties, whose names are withheld Tor the
present have been indicted by the Grand Jury. but
their arrest Is not yet ordered. The prevailing rates
on call were seven per cent currency and seven
per cent gold, the latter being construed
as legal and 30 generally recognized. In
some rare instances where It could be
safely done, and where the borrowers were deemed
to be entirely worthy Of confidence, as high as q
thirty second ana interest was paid. Much uneasi-
ness was felt to the parties implicated In the in
dictment for usury, but no names were definitely
connected with the charge.
The changed aspect Of the general money market
induced better inquiry for commercial paper, but
rates were hardly lower. Sales OF prime mercantile
notes were made at eleven to twelve per cent dis
count, although holders were not Offering much at
higher figures than ten. The effect Of the relaxation
In rates Call has not been fully elt to-day and
lenders are cautious about dealing in paper fearing
ter in demand loans. Prime bankers paper, run
ming sixty days. is quoted at about nine per dis
count.
Foreign exchange was steady but inactive. The
choicest sterling bills at sixty days held at no.
the easier state OF the money keeping the quotation
nrm. The range OF sight bills was from 1907 q
IIOX.
The circumstances OF the government purchases
OF bonds to-day suggest modification of the man.
ner of conducting them which Will be to the pecu
mary benefit Of the Treasury. The prices to-day
were, an average. higher than the market prices
for the issues bought The generosity of the govern
ment In redeemng its obligations should not be thus
abused or the 49, OOO 600 only ST. 900 were got at
the market price, The balance had to be taken
nearly half per cent higher The rea-
son of this is the large amount called
for by the advertisement. 1t would be
better TO distribute the purchases over three days.
The competition between sellers would then be
greater and the government the gamer. Under the
plan OF to-day the spectators knowing that the
market is not over abundanty supplied with bonds,
put up the price in their proposals In the eXpecta-
tiOn that the government would be under the neces
aty OF buying from them in order to make up the
total S. 900. AS to the money market, the
effect would be the same. Wall street always dis
counts the future and money would be Just as easy
AZ tho currency for the bonds came out by install
ments.
The award for the So OOO, 900 was made in the
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CoFFEERo in light request but unchanged In value
Sales S bags Contest private terms. Other kinds
duh and nominal We quote Ordinary cargoes,
13ac. 1870. fair do, 14hc. 1876; good do, 154c.
Ice. prime do lSc. lsc. extremes for lots, l3sc.
7hc. Java, pc 24sc.; singapore, 2Oc. 22hc. Ceyon
lssc Jamsca lsc 49, Cnracos, lSc 7c Costa K,ca,
14hc. a lsc.-all gold, duty paid.
DYEwooDs.-The marke without particular change.
Logwood continued and rm while other kinds
generally plenty and but little sought after ST. Domingo
logwood was quoted at 5 so 36 CURRENCY Jamaica do
$27 80 2S gold Honduras and Campeachy d0 $3.50 1871,
do. Baood, 1926, do Cuba fustic, $50 $751; DO, and
other kinds fustc $18 2l do We heard of sales of
moment
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Recepts, s,Ol2 bbs -four, 1000 do
meal 1900 bushels wheat 49, $50 and 6050 do
oats The flour market ruled rmer under favorable dvces
per cable and prices 1c l6c. higher
California was dull and nominal. The sales about
10000 bbls. New "Saxony" from 81. Louis, and "Ango
Saxon manufactured at the Fort Clark Mills Peoria, Ill.,
have been received BY L. Robertson Southern flour
frmer, with sales OF 900 bbs meal in
mand and firm Sales 500 bbs at 81 80 for white Western
nndR forv aliovvW rstern We notc.