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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-21
STREET QuoTATl3ys
Half-past Five O'Clock p. nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, July 20-6 M.
BEEswAx slow Of sale, and prices heavy at
4i5c. a 47c.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-Eastern spruce in active de-
mand, and prices steady the sales being 900 feet
800 1872, chiefly at $50 SCI The offerings fair
good request but rather lower The
1900 900 at 80 SO 60 Rosendale steady at
~ with good demand. Lime steady at 81 25 for COM
and @ 75 for lump. Bricks selling freely SIS
S for Cotoa, 80 80 So for pale 81 $40 for North River
So Va for hard and $45 $50 for Philadelphia front.
23c for Western and city adanantne, 4Sc for sperm and
56c. for patent.
CoRDAGR.-Mania quiet, but steady at CSC. &c.
Cocoa steady with sales OF 100 bags Guayaqui, IS
do. Trinidad and ~ do. Caracas private terms We
quote Gmayaqu, lo1c. lc gold In bond, and Maraca.
DO, &c. n &c. do. VIA
CoPpER-The market for ingot continued to rule dull the
from all being light; the close kinds
quoted DC a26c There were sales of 10000 lbs,
CorrEr-The market for Rio was firm though we heard
OF further saes Other kinds also quiet
changed In value We quote:Ro, ordinary cargos 10 10
Hc. fair do, ls1c. lbc. good do, 1880 l6c prime
do, l6oc. lic; extremes for LOTS 1SAc HNc ava,
2l1sc Csc. Singapore zoe NO.; Ceyon, l7Sc. i9sc
Ihssu'yra c 81 Sc pd Marasa00 '' zoe Samaca
Manila, Costa RIGA and Mexican lhc. l8c. Messrs VIII
linn Sons made the stock Rio to-day follows
l3 7 bags In New York, $4,000 In Baltimore, H. New
Orleans, 5000 u Mobile and 1850 in Boston.
there being no demand and prices were entirely nominal
The only ~ bales Of which 80 for export
the balance for spinning The sales for future delivery
100 bales basis low mddng for November do
for December on private terms. We quote:
cptinds Mobile Neo Orleans
Ind E/pri,{u uoAu <tns .hs
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The following shows the totals OF the average Q
the leading items Of the Philadelphia banks for tn

The banks in their averages the past week
show no improvement on their statement for the
previous week. They have lost of their legal tender
reserve including specie, $4s9, 15o and $1Sl,525 OF
deposits. They have lost Of their cash means nearly
half million, and have lessened their demand
liabilities Of deposits and circulation only about
s1sl0OO Their loans have decreased s121 1877. There
was larger business at bank, the clearings
reaching s3e,s41s52 and the balances So. a4s fl
an increase Of the former Of S. o4O and Of the
latter OF S33O.71S. The statement does not show
much ability on the part Of the banks to afford relief
to the money market
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CooPERAeR sTooK continued TO dull, stead in
vaue We quote Sugar shooks, " inch heads ~ Us To-
sugar shocks 80 do, ~ " ~ O moasscs do, 81 do,
$2 " " ~ pipe do, $6 80 AZ box do, $780, do,
44b
DYEwOoDs were dun and prices were nominally S85
SSs % for 81 Domingo logwood ga 60 gold for Jamaica
fustc and $is $s do for other kinds fusos LOgwood
FLOUR AID GRAIN..-Recepts, $3.50 bbs -four 70 do
meal 81 0s bushela wheat, 1880 corn l067O do
dull and heavy and prceswere nominay lower shppers
and some s,00O bbls sod evening nj that price Hu
grades nominal California -four was dull md nominal
comprised about 60 bbs Southern was very
and prices were nomnaly unchanged tho sales were
$50 bills Rye -four was fairly dealt In at full prices the sales
The being U0 bbl, at 81 70 for Jersey and SIS Tor
Weslern. We ouote.--
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KNoBLAUou, OF New York to CERrp.up aauontar
VI p nuward wieoe, architect OF Berlin. No cards
CIV. rs 0.,th1soLDs-On Monday, July 49, at the
Trainer. assisted by Revs. 7. S. Reynolds and W. O.
Poole, JOHN M. POWERS, OF Paterson, N. j. to MARY
f.. daughter OF the late z. S. Reynolds OF New
York. No cards.
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Died.

Died.
BATRs.-On Monday. July 10, ELL infant son or
Eli and Maria Bates aged months.
The relatives and friends or the FAMILY are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF his parents No 81 Attorney street. tns
"wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock. -
BENSET-At Newcastle, n. y on MONDAY, July
10 RAYMOND, son OF Edwin ii. and Maria +. Bennet,
aged year, IL months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral services,
on Thursday Carriages at Mount klsc0 depot 10
BLAzIER.-In Springfield N. j., on Monday. July
10, WILBUR DEWITT, only child OF stephen M. ana
Anna M. Blazier aged months and DAY; - ,..
BURKHALTER.-On Monday morning, July 10. after
a lingering illness, EUPHEMIA, only daughter OF
Eupnemia and the late stephen Burkhater.
Relatives and friends OF the family are requested
10 attend the funeral from her late residence, No.
230 West Fourth street, this "wednesday afternoon
CApIEY.MIn Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July co. ABE
LAIDE BURROWS youngest daughter OF Henry +. ana
Caroline NJ. Galley, aged year and months.
fully notified to attend the funeral this "wednesday,
afternoon at three O'Clock from the residence OF her
parents. No. 347 Gold street,.
CoGswELI--At jamaica L. l., on Tuesday July
90 EDWARD WORTH CoGswELL, son OF william j.
and Anna q. Cogswell. aged 22 years.
The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon
at four O'Clock, from the residence OF DIS parentS
and at halfpast four O'Clock from Grace church, ia
maica.
THOMAS O. CoLr youngest son OF the late Roswell L.
Colt, in the 40th year OF his age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon at
half-past O'clock from the late residence OF his
father.
painful Illness which she bore with Christian fort-
tude, ELIZABETH, wife OF Michael Corbett, aged Is
years.
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence. corner of Cortlandt avenue and William
street, Melrose, on Thursday morning, at ten O'Clock
The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for
lnterment.
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45xs5 feet for $4,7eo Samuel Hedy sold TO John
Clancy lot on Grand View street, containing o,gi0
feet for $l,700 Joseph ]. Cooke sold 70 Darius
Plnkham lot on northwest corner OF Elmwood anu
81, 965. Mary A. Holden sold TO James andCatherlne
Reynolds lot No. so, on Henry Holden Hot, Ninth
ward for s425. Also sold to Mary Holigsn lot No.
81 on same plot, for $425.
The plans for the proposed extension o'Washing-
ton street, Boston, have been made by the City sur
veyor and placed IN the room OF the Board OF Alder
men. They comprise an extension 10 Hay Market
square, which makes nearly straight course In the
the proposed line OF extension to Causeway street,
cutting across Brattle square and the widening oil
Portland street.
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PErRoLEumCrude in bulk, was sti in ien. request and
Ss Of @ So closing PGr crude in s
there more demand though heard of sales. About
and i've sso @ in h sr
aas % s e the s g &
white at SIZE a S2cIehieay at the latter priee.snd
reported In Phiadeiphia the market opened quiet and
rm uaft ' Thes
se: C a So or including hS t 500 Dbs sansd Whit
chiefly at the latter price 2O do for the delivery
from uS 1 70 Scr @ o 4S@ s V
December at &c. and 5cO do for all the year, at s4c buy
Carolina steady and firm at SEGA sac, with
srEARISr slow Of sale but steady in value Fair to
prime wa. quoted a: isc . ss chiefly from
and the market was firm e yesterdays quotation The safes
S @ Il for RDsa A %a. ps
OF SALE and prices were 9weT closing a. iSS sc for
as isss yellow We !nieror % Common
,ednne loc HAS, fair e good dO S sc , fa
sissc Centrifugal hsas and boxes, iosc sSc; mo.
Refining grades ii9sc Ike, and grocery do ac.
the sale: only 900 y: San Sas. private
S Sea: Sa there sd
d. I'LL. Ma' ssss:.
Ayge. Soc SarreSsy Pays Soc ss
Vera cruz dc Central American, lSc San Juan, $sc
doc; sisa, +c. &c.; Angostura, zoe. Sic; Para,
srERMAoETr-R Refined still quiet but steady, at Acc
soAp,cassile was quoted shc 13c., with small sales
within the range.
sALrThc market Tor Liverpool still, tolerably sctive
and with light receipts and small stock prices continued to
rule firm. Jobbers' prices were follows Ashton's,
SS Is Ss 50 per sack Marshal's and Worthington's,
81 rs Sc ST. Evans, Dem, &C., 81 6S ~ 3d. ground,
So; Higgns SO ls $3 b, and TURKS Island, 4sc &c.
per bushel.
sKEDs Hrmer with sales Of 400 bags and
5000 packets Calcutta at 30 15 gold duty paid and IN
Boston N0 do at ~ 1910, do ,irass dun and prices
porninay l3c Ne for clover, 50 SO IS for timothy
and 10 81 a 80 20 for rough FAX. -,
SPRiTER.-Ordnary Sileslan quoted SIC, gold,
though we heard of no sales of Importance.
TALLow.-The demand olernby active and the mar
ket steady Sales 7b COO lbs, at 1sc lc according
to quality.
but prices OF most grades steady the saes were 800
hhds chiefly for export, at 7c lac Seedeaf was very
quiet the sales only 90 1865 CROP Connect
6ers 100 do. Ohio and 20 do. state on private
terms steady, with OF 200 bales at goc
81 TO- or Yera there disposed Of so bales cut on p
~ Hurry Wes'ern
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SAN FIR RANCrsCO.
Mortality Of the CIty-Late ArIz0nia
AdVlces Indians Broke Faith with
Col. Price, and again Committing
DepFedGtiOns-FWO Ken murdered.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 2-The
mortality of the city in Decent Der was
sol, of which 149 were from small
pOx.
1t has been raining che past forty.
eight hours.
Late Arizona advices state that the
Wallapai Indians had broken faith
with Colonel Price again, committing
depredations. The people of Wick
enburg and neighborhood had organ
lied a company OF scouts for the pur-
pose of chastIsiug the Indians, aud
had also petitioned General Ord for
troops.
The Apaches had murdered two
men in Piana County and stole Dum
Der Of cattle. The troops succeeded
in recapturing the cattle.
The Piana Indians had committed
outrages near the Marcopa wells.
General Alexander settled the matter
without resort. 10 arms.
A vessel with supplies IS supposed
to be lost off the Mexican coast dur
ing the recent storm.
Mining. at both Placer and Quartz,
IS prosecuted vigorously.
A number Of emigrants have arrived
from the East. Most Of the men are
going to the Black Canon digeinRs.
Henry jenkins, Of New York, n
member of the present Legislature, i,
died at Tucuson recently.
General Halleck has ordered the
names of Camp lincoln to he changed
to Camp Verdi, Camp Mcpherson to
Camp Dale.
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spent IN equIpplng this road tor sew
eral years, and it IS rumored that the
Vanderbilt principle of scrip, or
stock dividends, will be applied to
the Toledo and Wabash.
The Erie party are also on the bull
track, and have Erie, Il. l., and o. 81
NJ, as their special favorites. The
lease of the Columbus, Chicago &
Tndianapolis Central Road gives the
Erie Il Chicago connection. and Jay
Gould is now after the Rock island,
by the free purchases OF stock to
the Central, next election. In this
he is opposed by the present. man
ayers who seem desir0us % retain
their possession of the Road, while
the Northwestern party is averse to
the Rock Island passing into the
hands of the Erie. jay Gould. IS
alive to the importance of a connec-
ton with tie Union Pacific, and this
is the secret OF the contest for the
Rock Island. The O. & NJ now
prorates with the Erie, and is work
log 10 harmony with it. This forms
the basis for Il rise 10 this stock.
The Northwestern party form an
important part of Wall Street, and
are backing their Northwestern COM
mon and preferred shares on the large
earnings of the Company. The
Michigan Southern IS also under The
control of this party and under mani
pulation for rise The Pacific Mail
Combination Is understood to favor
compromise. Some Of the Directors
are also working for a rise. on the
theory of liberal dividend in Fe0-
ruary. Thus it will be seen that the
three railway kings and financial
chiefs of Wall Street-Vanderb.ls,
Gould aud Kelp-are for once 6nan-
cially on the same platform. Around
each one of these railway kings clus-
ter many adherents OF lesser fame,
but all possessing more or less pres
tige, money and influence. remains
to be seen what resistance the bears
will make to this programme Of the
bulls
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NEW YORK.
Frank P. Blair. Jr., In the City
Local Election.


New York. Jan. 3.-Frank p.
Blair is in the city.
The Tammany General Committee
reelected the officers of last year.
Meetings were held IN several wards
last night for the purpose of inaugu-
rating a movement looking TO the re-
moval of the present police magis-
trates of this city, and elevatiDg to
their places gentlemen of legal attain
ments, probity and honor. The move
ment is non -partizan in its character.
The steamship England, from Liv-
erpool Dec. 9th, via Queenstown, has
arrived.
In the Court of Common Pleas,
yesterday, before Judge Bassett, in
tho case of Hodgkins and others
against the Atlantic & Pacific and
South Pacific Railroad Companies. an
Injunction was granted restraining the
Shoe and Leather Bank of this city
1T5m paying coupons for mOrtgage
bonds o the. defendants due January
Ist, on the ground that they were issu-
Ell ia violation Of the previous injunc-
5on granted by Justices Daley I'D
B-aC ot this court.
41r Frazier, President, and Il. S.
1uackenbEsk, Treasurer Of the Amer
-4a - .1l---14. an 1-44114- L-aL1
Company, have been arrested aud
held Ia s25, 000 bail by udge sMe-
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Chicaea. uarHef.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Jau. 2
E1NCTIA lyGE-Ea stern is firm; par selling.
ana Il offered buying.
ELOUR--loW medium grades in f. ir shf o.
ping uemand; other grades neglected and
nominal. Sales Of Spring extra al s. 25g
Sc 80.
WHEAT-Active, and 2@211c higher: sales
Of n @. at 81 103slul %. NO. 2 at 81 Hal I51Z,
closing Mt 81 l514al IoI for No. 2. since
Change No. is quiet at 81 i5l4.
CORN steady and more active; Old No ]
at 67c, seller last balf Of pril; Old No. at
55c cash; No. 2, RiIn-dried, at SIC; new Il
5l@52c; no grade at 4SG5lc; CLOSING at sic
for new, and 4o1zc Tor no grade. KothIng
doing Uhis II.
OASIS 1z@54e higher: sales of No. . st
45N455zc, closing az 46150146izc.
RYE-tluiet and 14c higher; sales of Nc .
at y 1901 10, no. z u I412; closing steady ~
81 IS for NO J..
BARLEY-Fum. more active, &c higher;
sales q " al GO for y o. 2; market closing
AT 81 81.
HTGHwIryF.s-- Held At 93c; buyers ~ 925<e.
Prov isIoNS Very firm. Mess Pork sold
at IS - fOI future delivery. ana 31s -
for cash. Lard '5rfa at I71[9I75Sc. Sweet
Pickled Hams L "a I4S4c; green hams lie :;
green shoulders 4Ucs green snort rios l8c !;
dry salteu shoulders Il1<c: CumberIa5les
l3c; sholt and Gear sid e.: 15c; short ribs
lie: rough sides f3c
DRESSED Hoes active and 20925c high
er; CLOSING at sll 23@u 50, dividing on 90
pounds. Live Hogs scarce and 25051s
htgher; sales at 50 1909 50 for comm D y !;
80 6)9lO l2l5 tor lair to good; SO 50 for ex
ira fancy.
BEEF Circumstance and firm OF 81 z58
i21z Tor common To choices,
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Pacba has been appointed to represent
the Sultan. The date of the confer
ence has not yet been fixed.
FRANCE.
PARIS. January 2.-The Conference
will be composed of the ambassadors 70
France from the various powers. It
will be presided over by NJ. Lavell-
cite, the new French Foreign Secre-
tary. The time Of holding it is not
yet decided upon.
It is now more than likely that
both the Turkish and Grecian govern
ments will participate in the proceed
ings of the proposed Conference.
1t is given out, to-day, that Alex
andere Rise Ranegeb, a noted Grecian
poet, will represent Greece, and Fuad
Pacha, the Turkish Minister of For
eign Affairs, will represent the Sub
lime Porte.
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Nsa Rerk Nnrkot.

! BY TeIegraph.l NEW York. Jan. =.
COTTON-Opened dull, and closed active
and decidedly higher; sales of 500 bales,
a. 161ac for mlddIIng salaisaE saE.siAs-
FLOUR Receipts, 5,559 barrels: fo4TEGL
/ quiet; without deetaed change SALES zoo
ss-sesesEIf; IS 6047 p for extra state: s. 80
az so for extra Western s. 50Gsl0 for w bite
Ohio; 81 5O96 80 for extra st. LOUIS: % ID
gi2 90 for good to choice do; closing
quiet. California nominal. Rye -four IS
quiet; sales Of 20O barrels at So 00QeS %.
CoaN MEAL-Quiet and unchanged
HIsIcY-eGuie5; sales OF - bbls Wesl lern
WEEAT-- liaeesp.s, 400 bushels; quiet and
without decided change. Sales g,08l bush
mixed Spripg at 81 81
EtEE-Clui aud unchanged,
BARLEN-Duli; sales OF 500 bushels Can
ada ~ est at s. %.
BAILEY MALr-DulI.
CCRN-Iseceip6s $500 bushels: the market 4
| opened steady, and closed at I@2c better
for new; sales Of $500 bushels at 94@93e for
lS" nll-eSu W s'sIefn. - V1gl ~ Tor old DO
| IN store and afloat: 9J@8c Tor new white
Western: 971S@sI 05 for white Southern .
| 81 o. tor kiln dried Western.
OATS-Firn: sales OF $4,000 bushels at 7gc
for Western in store; 7515c c for do. afioat.
LEATH ER-H HemIock sole drmer at 28}Sa
295zc for Buenos Ayers and Rio Graude
WooL-Quiet and unchanged; sales Of
250,000 pounds at 45tQ5Sc Tor domestic fleece :
31g 4So for pulled; 4o94Sc Tor domestic nails
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE Dull
-UGAE-Quiet: sa.es OF 60 hhds. Cuba at
lie
RiOLAsSF5-DUI and quiet.
HoPS-Q uiet and unchanged.
PETRoLEUM-Quief,a at lSc Tor crude aud
Sic Tor refined bon ed.
LINgEEp OIL IN ct.
SPIRITS GURPESTINE - Quiet and un-
changed.
Provisions Pork is quiet and steady
saies $50 bbis at 81 759zS o for new mess:
So - Tor old do; 81 00025 90 for prime:
s. soar % Tor prime mess: also 250 bels
new mess, seller March, al SIS 80.
BEEF-Cl uieJ; s5Ies OF l2l bbIs at Sg0f6 so
for new plain mess, and Sl4gl9 so for new
extra do.
!. BEEF HAMs-steady: sales Of 255 bbIs a
$50 O003i 90.
CIT ,MEAT5-Quiet; sa'es of 40 pkgs at
l0940l1 Sc Tor shoulders: 14C5l 5l5slc for hams :,
mi ielsk es guiet and steady; sales 100 boxes
lOnlse ~ EAR. deliverable ia Chicago, at I4e.
DIsE@sEsD HoGs-EiTmer at lS5s GIZtZc for
WeSl lertf, ?. - - 1I3e for city.
LAsD-t2uiet4s 4sf.td steady; sales $50 tiercaS
at I65aGI71ac fqf steam and I71Sml751c for
kettle re dered: also 100 tierees steam
seller February and MaSch, at l755a18e
BCTrER-t9 9u1et~at 25Gs40c Tor ONO; 4Ja50c
for Stae
CHEESE Firm at5f4@l9Ec.
FREIGHrS- i4INerpOol scarcely so firm
engagements o. f0@9 bushels OF corn per
steam a Cd, and as09Q bushels wheaL per
sail al Sd.
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ST. LOUIS.
Land IhieFes-Ten thousand Acres
0f Land SE0len-Dnc OF the Parties
Arrested - Organization Of the
treat Western Association - The
WOman's Rights Convention.

ST. Louis, Jan. st has trans
pired that land thieves have forged
the titles to and sold over ten th0u-
sand acres of land in De Kal5 and
Caldwell counties in this State. One
of the parties concerned is now In jail
at st. Joseph.
The Great Western Distributing
Association, organized and located at
Kansas City, No, and which has
sold tickets throughout the West.
has burst, It's manager disappeared,
and his Office and effects seized by
the Sheriff.
The Woman's Suffrage Society of
this city had q well attended. meeting
yesterday, at which delegates were
appointed to go 10 Jefferson City TO
advocate the cause Of suffrage before
the Legislature, ct its coming session.
A committee was also appointed to
canvass the city and invite the work
ing women into the society.
A memorial TO Congress bearing a
large number of signatures, was sent
to Senator Pomeroy at Washington.
1t was decided not 10 send delegates
to the Women's Rights Convention TO
be held in Washington this month.
A large number Of the members of
the Legislature are here, en- route to
the Capital, to be at the opening OF
the session on Tuesday next.
The report of the State Treasurer
shows that from February Ash, 1865,
to December 31st, 1868, the amount
ceived into the State Treasury has
been $22. 1861 During this period
there have been State bonds and cou-
pons retired S70l9575; auditors
warrants paid, 81, ,262,543; Union mil
itarv bonds and defense warrants naid
IL $50 There Is now about nc
million dollars in the treasury, Which
will soon be Increased 10 about
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Eg0 EETARY S COHaER0 0lAL
SC. Aoais Markeg.

I
/ By Telegraph.I 81. LOUIS. Jan. 2.
ToBACco-Nominal and nothi ng doing
COTTON-No sales reported.
lEBTP Dressed sold at S24O.
tLo UE-A reduction OF frefghts South
caused and Increased business, ma inty for
low grades; superfine ranges at s. 50a6 30 :
extra 70 40as9; Xxx to. fancy So 500 i0 50.
WHEAT-DecIined s. on ali grades below
strictly choice: strictly prime TO choice red
FAN sold AT 81 70a2 10,
Co1N-l}ull ana lower al 6l@65c.
OATs-FiFm; choice white sold at 5Sc.
BARLEY-Quiet at 81 70l91 IS for No. .
Spring S29z 10 for choice to fancy Mime
sofa.
RYE-Steady and firm at 81 ..
" HFsIxY-t9uiet and steady at CSC.
BUIk 2IEATs-Buoyaut; shoulders, loose
and packed, sold at IIGgll1@e; clear sides
l59l54c; sales Tor delivery during January
AZ lO4e; SHOULDERS I8Izc; hams l41lc; clear
sides HAc.
BAC b-ShOuiders scarce and steady at
BE; lear sides IN better supply and easfers
opening al I9tae; closing at l7c; clear rIb
stdes sold a 1870.
BORE-Ste icy and firm at 81 75@2S.
LARD-Q uiet and unchanged at I7c for
chOlce steam; 1876 for keg.
HOGs-Stif at s99I0; mainly at 50 50aI0
for nve; sl0all for dressed; number paeG-
ed 10 date z02,570
CATTLE ncnanged.
i5sEFP u nchanged.