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The New York herald., 1870-12-03
The DEATH OF HENRY WllLEIs.

tFram the Sing Sing Republican. Dec IL
We learn from the Havana correspondence OF the
New YORK HERALD that Henry wilets late County
Treasurer, OF Westchester county died In MatanZas
on the 7th inst IL win be remembered that In Noveu-
bcr 1902, on the discovery that ne was a defauter,
Mr.. Willets, 10 escape the effect OF an Indictment
ned tho country He went TO CUBA, as 1t was AFTER
wards ascertained by few, assumed the name OF
sorrow till death relieved him. He left wife and
cpiqren behind him; the wife in q few years after
died ana the children are scattered. A terrible
judgment for this false step-put yet we believe
Henry Willets to have been an honest man at hearf
He was genial, Eind hearted man, 9 pleasaanss SAM
II was this very generous nature that was the cause
OF his downfall. When he became Treasurer parry
parasites nocked around him. ana, before ne rean1u
the fact they had gorgcd themselves upon t,e P1s'
lie treasury anu he was left to stand tls QfHAs'
The New York herald., 1870-12-03
PERFORATED POTEyTA rs.

Meeting Of the Woman Suffrage Associa,iou--
United States COngressmen ard state sem
atOrs Inicrvicwcd--Tbe Officials Non-Com-
n,ittnI-Tbc Same Old strain.
large and more than usually interesting crowd
attended the monthly meeting OF the City and
County Woman Suffrage Association, which was
held yesterday afternoon at The parlors OF tho
society, Broadway, corner OF sixteenth street. MR..
Wilbur, president OF the association. was in the
chair
Mrs. Blake chairwoman of the committee an
pointed to wait on United States Co1gressinep ana
ascertain their views In regard 10 woman suffrage
reported that the committee had personally
INTERVIEWED ROBERT y. ROOSEVELT,
william II. Roberts, Samuel S. Cox, Smith ELY, Jr.,
James Brooks and Fernando Wood, United States
congressman. and found three Of them in favor OF
the movement. The remaining three were not op-
posed, but were not prepared to declare publicly In
favor OF woman suffrage. OF the state Senator's two
only could be seen, and they required more time
before committing themselves. The other four were
not to he found in their Offices at any hour OF the
day or on any day OF the week, and 10 whom notes
had been sent, winch yet remain unanswered.
Rev. Dr. HOLLAND Unitarian Clergyman, read an
essay on woman suffrage, In the course OF which he
THE INFLUENCE or WOMAN is REouIREp
IN politics TO correct the errors OF the past and those
still existing IN the legal forms OF society," She has
q personal interest IN all political questions, IN the
education Of her sons and daughters, In the property
WHICH size mas arslsieu W anu coHIos, ana Is
taxed without representation, while her coacbman
or gardener can 20 10 the ballot box and show the
lordly prerogative or the governing power. Man In
most cases is her husband and IN all cases her
son, ana how can there be any political question
exclusive VI her interest,"
Nothing is more profound than the distinction
OF the sexes, and iroin this proundity arises the
wealth or power OF each.
WHAT WOMAN HAS ALREADY DONE
she VIII do again. In turning to history he hal
failed ,, to ind one stupid or incompetent queen.
while one could read but short une the history
o kings and cmperors TO find a STUPID example. n,
as some philosophers claim, Christ was an example
oil human capabillty, equally the bright and shining
stars oil all history are types OF what woman can do
! Ienobia and Joan OF Arc, who
EXCITED THE MINDS AND HEARTS
or he surdlcr people 10 enthusiasm 10 which the
generals OF the time could ay 10 claim.
The essay was discussed al length by several pre-.
sent, ana, alter giving q vote OF thanks 20 DIR. Ho.
land the meeting adjourned.
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COPPER. The market for fngot quiet, the demand
beng light out prices were steady ut former quotations
There sold iso0o pounds ssc, cash. and
Tennessee, and 221Sc for do. for December delivery
CofrkE-Rio was quiet and we heard Of sales,
Other kinds were dun and unchanged; about
only % bags disposed Of balance being with
drawn the prices obtained were 1lc gold In bond
We quote :-Rio=ordinary cargoes, Nac. i1c.; fair
do, 5htc lb19c; good do, 164c. 1870. prime do,
IKE ai7Ac c1sssme, M for lots l4Ts lsS Java. 2oe
y lsc lssc Lag LaEnayra " is,tc Jamalcs i4e isc
Costa Rica lsGs 49, Manila l6c Ne Mexican, Sc.
CEMEsr.-Rosendale was in good demand and firm at
81 20.
CoRpAeE was steady with moderate demand At the fol-
lowing qnotatlons:-Manila 2DiIc. 81 &c Sisa rope,
l9Gc Russia bolt rope lSc Russia tarrcd, l6c American
do, l5c.
CANDLEs.-The demand very light only small
lots but there was 20 change to note Ia prices We quote
Western and city adamanne, l4c. l6c; sperm, 80 and
patent doc.
FLOUR AND GEAIsReceipts, 1926 bbs 8our 1s0 bags
meal 96 bushels wheat 4694O 81 20 do.
oats 5.6 do. barley and 500 do. malt The flour arket
ruled ner and prices about 5c i0c better ship
ping EXTRAS though business moderate The sales
about 125o0 bbls Southern -four quiet and unchanged
sales about 40 bbs Rye -four quiet, but In
value The saes were 200 bbs Eyr meal the demand
moderate ut about Yesterdays prices sales $40 bbs
AZ a. 20 for randywine and 81 for white Western delivered
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E y r o r e..
The Eastern Question and P1us-
sian War Crises.
Bonaparte's Private Correspondence -Impel-
ling Motives Of the War With Germany.
THE ARREST OF GERMAN BANKERS

The Cnnard mall steamship China, Captain Ma
cauley, rom Liverpool the 10th ana Queenstown
the goth Of November arrived at this port yesterday
morning. The CHINA delivered our special Euro
pean correspondence aud newspaper mall nles,
dated TO her day Of sailing from England.
The London press canvassed the Granville -Gort.
cnakon correspondence, published In the HERALD
on Thursday.
We regret says the London Ain,v ana Navy Ga.
zette nat In the face OF the alarming aspect OF the
Eastern dinicuty recruiting has practically come
TO something 80 near standst1ll that the standard
OF height was officially lowered this week by pri-
vate order TO nye feet four and one-naf inches
La Lioerts (at Tours) publishes, November II, a
despatch from Vienna announcing that the Emperor
Napoleon is engaged at WihelmshUhe upon pro-
clamation which win shortly be issued, in which he
will announce to France and Europe his abdication
Of the throne OF France
MIR. John Stuart Mill. In a letter TO the London
Times, expresses the opinion, which he thinks is
shared by mu,titudes OF his countrymen that for
England 70 let herself be drawn into war with Rus
sia would be nothing less than monstrous.n
Mr.. James Anthony Frondc says:--
How frightfnl would be a war with Russia just
now has not been adequately realized. The Ala
bama question remains unsettled. In the present
state OF feeling In the United States there Is not the
slightest doubt that privateers under the Russian
nag VIII be nttod out In American harbors. The
government at Washington would be unable TO pre-.
vent II II they wished, and war with America VIM
pc the Immediate consequence 81 do n0t,n Mr.
FrvG..e continues, "delend Prince Gortchakons
A London mall telegram Of the latest date says
1t is conceded IN ssonnie dTnarfers that rw,hSnf
strong military ally 10 support ns In a war with
Russia we shall be afraid to STIR again from England
indeed. severity Of Russian winter would OF Itself be
great reason why our soldiers and sailors would
bc RQt poorly able to commence Crimean War over
nssRS to As"s as ass5sRa III ss ; sss
Alabama ctatnts seems to intimate that the Russian
government has prepared surprise .or us which
Will at least checknate our naval power It rs noto.
rous that for long time perfect understanding las
existed between Washington and ST. Petersburg
From the coast OF Africa, by Nay Of England, we
learn that the dispute between ia ia anu Oko Jumbo
continued when the last West African mail left; but
IT was anticipated that the gunboat King ia ia,
which left Madeira on November for Opobo, would
soon bring the King OF Bonny to terms Of peace.
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Hnlf.past Five o,ulock y. n.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAy, Dee. as Il. NJ.
Asnrs.-Reccpts packages. The demand for pot was
moderate but prices were steady former qnoatatons
owing the moderate receipts. We quote :-Ss rs 81
Pearl stl dull and nominal
BEEswAx quiet, but prices steady ut s5c. for
Southern which in small supply We heard no sales
of moment
CoTToNThe amount Of business staple
moderate but with continued free offerings prices were
heavy and declined sc lb tho market closing
the reduction The ses 1859 bales, including
export sss for spinning and ~ on speculation Cotton for
with fair offerings. The sales (basis low mid
ding were follows:--l,soo bales for December at
15sc, 200 do at l5 7l6c 200 do 10 l6c, 500 do for
January at l5c, 400 DO for February 6kc l5 7lSc,
800 do for March at l5sc 10 9l6c 100 do for April at
10 hsc 5sac Is 7l6c. 200 do. for February at I5c
The New York herald., 1870-12-03
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, Dec. I'D p. M.
On Change TO-DAY wheat was more active and
firm at an advance In prices. Flour was sc. loc.
barrel higher the cotton market was dun and
lower
GOLD srRoSG-ll0S A nix.
The FraEcoPrussian war, which for SO long o
time had been IN abeyance as a cause OF speculative
movement In the Gold Room was suddenly seized
upon to-day as basis for renewed animation and
more active dealings In the precious metal. The
fact Is, operators are anxious for some pretext and
hence the Importance which was suddenly given to
the reports OF fighting in France. On the Old theory
tnat Prussian reyerses are inmical to the buoy
ancy OF American credit abroad the report that In
the recent engagements between the French
and German armies the latter were de-
featcd gold was bought against possible
decline 10 our bonds In London. Moreover,
the Gold Room seems 'long' Of gold, ana hence
French victories are ardently desired. so much has
the French side OF the contest grown favor In that
apartment that the amateur gee club gave the
"Marselllaise" this afternoon, in the hours when
the rules Of the board are usually relaxed. What.
ever the real result Of the recent cngagements-and
the press dispatches are very connicting-the gold
dealers accepted the theory OF French successes in
which view they were TO a considerable extent con-
nrmed by the decline OF our securities In London,
where the '62's were quoted as low as ss1S the de-
preston extending to consos which were or In the
same proportion Hence gold, which opened ut
11oA and fell temporarily to Il0sS, advanced to
I111s, Its upward movement being assisted by
sudden alarm on the part or the "shorts,n who are
easily lntimidated by any news or rumor conflicting
with their side Of speculation. The contradictory
character OF the reports from France--which more
over, began to be doubted for the reason that they
came exclusively by the French cable checked the
bulish feeling toward the close ana the market
lapsed into Its old dulness. The Of prices
The New York herald., 1870-12-03
1ONAPARTE'S CORRESPOND
ENCE.

Causes Which Contributed 10 Force the
War;
series OF dispatches and copies OF dispatches,
naled rom 18th OF june TO 2Sth July, 1870 has been
u.sc0vored m the Palace of st. Cloud. Some OF these
sc'eRrams provo with what unanimity the French
pcopIe wisned Tor war; others furnish evidence OF
L.e @ novsaemts OF the imperial government and its
iecuOn:- 70 '~ ~ ~ =
r,r yru,swv, - ~ PARIS, June 80, 1870
CuERBoURG 'A''AA''" vs. -S.'
Wnat nave you available In boots Gloves vests
snd haas Tor campaign IN tho North
,ypE MARITIME PREFRcT TR MTNIsyss us nS ~ 10Y;
PAris:.- .s'"H W NhAsNA,
Aees 10 store adapted for sssy1ee the northern
The New York herald., 1870-12-03
The War Crisis.

From the Cork tlreland) Examiner Nov. 1871
Tie war clouds continue to gather i'm the east II
would seem thai the Russians are about to repeat
the Dlunder Of 1864. They imagine that England
will not fight for the maintenance OF the Treaty OF
Parts, and are determined not to fecede nom the
position taken by Prince Gortollakon. Letters from
St. Petersburg state that the note OF the Russian
Foreign Minister Is universally approved Of and that
the papers have strong leading articles upon the SUBJ
ject. they declare that Russia is ready for war,
should war become necessary, aud the G0lOs
journal OF great influence, calls for national sub
scriptiOn for the purpose OF building
Black Sea neet Trustworthy adviccs have
been received at Vienna that Russia has
been for some time preparing to sustain her de.
mands by force, and that large supplies for Gatling
guns the best form Of the mtraeuse, have been pro-
cured from the United states. Forty steamers are
IN the Euxine, ostensibly merchant vessels but in
reality manned by the imperial navy and capable OF
being converted Into ships OF war. 1t is now fully
admitted In Berlin tnat An understanding exists
between Russia and Prussia and that In the event of
they viii cooperate. Hopes Of peaceful solu-
tion are still ndulged ut Berlin but they seem TO be
based on the assumption that England is not dis
posed for war.
The tone OF the English journals shows that there
could be no greater mistake than TO assume that
England VIII permit the treaty to be destroyed with
out striking blow.
The New York herald., 1870-12-03

WheAt was nlulc huv6 hnI Ifces advaMced &c tne
spring The sales were about l75e0 bushea part on
Mixed u SO 81 81 for new No q Isl 3s for No. do,
IN store, 81 Al VI 76 for white 81 ~ 81 amber
ley was uae more active and sales OF 900
bushels at 500 89c for State. Corn dull The sales
s2c for hg mixed and yeow n small lots sc for ordinary
request the sales being 20 00 bushels A 6c Tor nSw Chi
Gle 6Sc 6lc for small lots white state Ohio
$40 for black new Illinois, and b8c for mixed track
a sc for Western - ~
FREaBTsThe market rather quiet, but rates were
generally without alteration offerings OF most articles
light The chacring business actve there
being better demand for all kinds Of tonnage
firm, especially for suitable for the petroleum
trade Several sh'ns were chartered ito lay The BERTH ~
The New York herald., 1870-12-03

HRAPOi iue there further sales of 500 baes at
bhc, gold; Manila dull and nominal az Isc q 49, Co.
gold Ssal was quiet At llSo gold while Tampico
MAY.-The demand was moderately active, and prices
tsil lots u is 81 So Long rye straw 81 To- short do,
HiDgs-rhere was moderate degree Of activity in the
market. and prices Of almost all kinds were steady
at former quotations, The stock Is attn light VIZ
% to 30 lbs, 2sc; Money,deo aoh to MH lbs, qsc;
Corrientes, 81 70 % lbs 2shc &c.. Rio Grande 20 to
~ bs, sSs ornoco % % ibs, Ac.; California, b
ibs 2lc 22hc do not trimmed, % to "a bs 2ic aic
Matamoros and Mexican, n to "a lbs, 32o Vera Cruz
H. bosos s9l;s Il Z sS s ra%peo % 70 to "a es
81 bs. a0c &c., ali goiJ '''' oA0eH0' ~"
HoPs-The market presented new features. There
was moderate demand from the brewers tho better
with rmness. The other qualities sae being
IN very light demand and prices heavy irregular
he saes were at prices ranging from To- to i9c for
firm at VI 10 for common and III rs for lump
LAIHs in lair request and, with only moderate sup
Ply lhs market was steady Sales were made OF about
LUMBERThere fair 'egree OF activity the mar
ks for Eastern spruce the demand being chiefly for good
moderate Sales 100000 feet at from yi5 30 to oi-
the latter price for prime lots.
LKApIhe busnes In pig was light there being but little
demand but pces were drn especially for good brands,
foreign, e3 S5 n 10 378, gold.
LEATnKRThe market for hemlock sole exhibited good
degree activity the demand being partly from dealers but
most all kinds. Tho Inquiry was principally for the
quoations Receipts fair and stock unsered Union
There nothing doing rough, aud prices nominal
We append the current quotations.
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HERALD SATURDAY, DECEMBER B. lS7O-Qu uADRUPLE SHEET

"a; Mississippi Central Railroad FIRST mortgage
sevens, ~ IS; do. do, second do. eiahts 81 10;
New Orleans and jackson first, 90 o 81; do do, sec.
ond, 70 "A; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first,
81 81; DO do, second. n o IS; Greenvie ana Co
iumbia Railroad, guaranteed South Carolina. SO %;
Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed Georgia. 70 II;
wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford eights, so
Sl; Memphis city SKIES 81 y SO; savannah city sew.
ems, So So; New Orleans consos, old, 10 rs; do.
issued to railroads slxes, IS 70; do, new sevens
71a1S.
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The earnings OF the 81. Louis and Iron Nom tain
Railroad during the second ana third weeks In No
vember were:--
1870. 600 Gs2
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THE CHICAGO MONEY MARKET.

The chicago Tribune OF yesterday says:--
In the money market there were no prominent
features 70 note to-day There was a little more
uctlSlly IN connection With the usual monthly set
uelehts OF grain contracts, and also some demand
lor money Tor parties who are carrying grain for
country customers, but on the whole there was no
mare ACTIVITY than Is usually Incident to the close
OF thc month. Compared with other years, how
eyer, tnis y an unusual season. Almost oil the condi-
uons VI the money market as well "a the general
narkets are Tue reverse OF what they usually are at
tnls unie OF tne year. Instead OF money beng tight
az usual al this season. 1t IL now easy for ali loans
not longer Than thirty days. Instead OF a now
OF currency TO the country, as s generally the case
IN November there is scarcely any currency going
IN thal direction now. Usually there is fair supply
Of money aloat In the county at this time OF year
from lhe sale OF hogs but this year few hogs have
come 10 market Notwithstanding the reports TO
the contrary there seems reason for thinking there
u not much wheat to come, and what there is
farmers ana country operators have evidently
made up their minds TO hold on to, In the
expectation q higher prices In the spring. Thus
nearly everything In connection with money and
the general markets Is the reverse OF last year. and
the course OF prices during the next few months IL
likely 10 prove as different. Exchange Is scarcer
than during the past few days, and sales were made
between banks to-day as high as 70c. per 81 600
premium, though 60c. was the general rate It the
counter bankers sell ut LILO premium and buy at
par. -fs"~ -. ftStN s-aeV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-25

|I4I66 Kopman Henry. .2i3 75|I
1898 Kendall Joseph F.. 49,. % 5OII
4248 Kearney John estate 30. 950ll
1890 Hunger Michael. $500. 9 SOL
1853 Kies Frederick jacob. 1911
1887 Kleinhagen Henry 80. AZ soil
1888 Kiener Johannah. ..... IS 63s
1889 Kreiter Frederick. .... IA 25s
+4291 Kimbler A.. 475s
1892 Kearney Thomas mrs.. % Isl .
1882 Kohl Conrad. 80. % sos
1895 Kearney Thomas. 800. AZ IS
1851 Kerscher b widow. l3I:
1879 Kampleman Theodore. IL S8I:
1882 Klein William, grocery. 4 Isl:
1884 knollman Henry ...... 9 so
4424 Kuhn Conrad. ......... 3 63 :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati MarkeI.

CINCINNATI, January %.
FLOUR-Unchanged; family at 25a
3 so.
WHEAT-Firm at l 10a1 II.
CORN Quiet and steady at 76a7Sc
OATS-Unchanged at 50a56c.
RYE-Dull at S5a90c.
BARLEY-Unchsnge
COFTON-Firm at 24ta243c. :,
TOBACCO-Unchsnged, aud receipts
light
WHISKY-Firm and in good demand;
sales 600 barrels at CSC.
HOGS-Steady at 9 00s9 Is; receipts
1900.
GREEN MEATS-Steady; lOc for
shoulders; 123al2ic for sides; lital4ic
for hams.
MESS PORK-Quiet at q 0Oa27 25.
BULK MEATS-Quiet at 1lalltc for
shoulders 143c for clear rib sides; and
clear sides lat lac, loose; 4c higher for
packed.
BACON-Shoulders dull at l3,, and
in good demand for sides at 1870 for
clear rib, and 16tal6tc for clear.
HAMS-Sugar cured at 19a19ic.
LARD-In good demand; sales 500
tierces at l5sc for prime steam and l6ic
for kettle, holders generally ask shade
higher.
BUTTER-Dull at 25a32c.
EGGS-At CSC and dull.
CHEESE-At 17ia16ic.
SUGAR-Quiet at 1lial4c.
MOLASSES-At 75a76o for New Or
leans.
COFFEE-Steady at lSa2ic.
OILS-Linseed at 90c; lard at 45a
l 45; petroleum firm at 29A3lc.
GOLD-At 1901.
EXCHANGE-Steady at par bnying
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-24
BnIs.----a Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, Ja.rnr.

ZU.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 1919 head, against 2437 last week. OF
the number offered $50 head came from
Ohio, 1892 from Virginia, and Isl from
West Virginia, over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad; 101 from Maryland, AZ
from Pennsylvania, and 80 from Vir-
ginia on foot. OF the receipts 943 head
we're taken by Baltimore butchers, q
by Washington aud Annapolis butchers,
437 sold to spectators for other markets,
PAS to farmers for grazing, and the bal
ance were reshipped TO the East
without being offered here. Prices to.
day ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scilg&ags at 50a4 %; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen aud Cows at 25a5 %; com
mon to good stock Cattle 4 75a6 90; fair
quality Beeves O0a7 so, and the very
best Beeves at 50aS 62t per l00pounds,
the average price being about 6 W gross.
The market was dull to day at a
decline of % cents per 100 pounds from
the rates Of last week.
SHEEP-There has been but a small
proportion of the arrivals during the
past week which could be classed as
good Sheep, and for which tho demand
has been quite Gctive. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: At 4ia7ic per pound
gross for fair to coed, fat Sheep.
HOGS-The supply during the past
week has been large, and we notice a
decline of fully IS cents per 100 pounds.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: at
IL 5Oa13 90 per 100 pounds net for fair to
good fat Hogs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-24
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January %.
HOUSE. -

The House met for general discussion
as If in committee of the Whole. About
fifty members were present.
Mr.. Stokes took the floor and made a
speech on Tennessee politics and as to
the standing OF Governor SsDter.
Mr.. Moore, of Illinois, addressed the
committee in favor of The removal OF
the national capital, though he expect
ed the question would not bessttled in
this decade.
Mr.. Kerr spoke in review of the action
of Repu blicans.
Mr.. Logan spoke next in favor of the
removal of the national capital. He
would, alta proper time, offer a resolu-
ton for the appointment of a committee
to examine anGgeport whether it was
practicable, consistent and feasible to
remove. the capital from tie city Of
Washington.
Mir. Beck spoke in favor Of Topping
of the enormous and wasteful expendi.
lures Of the Government, q reduction of
taxation of agricultural and producing
interests, reduction of the tariff, and
the extinction of the national banking
system.
Mr.. Washburne, of Wisconsin, spoke
against the removal Of the capitol. He
entirely dissented, from all such propo.
sitions.
The committe rose and the House, at
4:3Q, adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-24
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January 20.
FLOUR-Steady and firm at 3 75a5 OF
for spring extras.
WHEAT-Tolerable active, excited
and 2a2ic higher; sales No at s9c
No. 2 at slas3c; closing at e2iaS3c; this
afternoon the market was fairly active
and irregular at S2ic for No. 2.
C0RN-Ddll at 72a74c for old No. 2;
closing at $50; new fat and Gaze lower:
sales at 59is60sc; this afternoon No. y
was nominally 73c.
OATS-Dull and 10 lower; sales No.
at 40ta40ac; closing at 409c.
RYE-Inactive and frm at 74c for
No, 2.
BARLEY-Dull and nominally uu.
changed; sample lots sold at 65s70c.
HOGS-Dresssd in fair demand at
10 25a10 so for light and 10 50a1l 90 for
heavy; closing steady at 10 25sl0 20
dividing on 200. Live active aud 10al5c
lower; s71aS 90 for light; 9 S5a9 20 for
fair to medium; 9 75a9 95 for good to
extra.
CATTLE-10al5c higher on butchers
stock; 25a5 90 for common to fair cows;
5 l9a6 90 for fair to medium; 6 3Oa7 Is
for good to choice steers.