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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-20
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Inc dorchester Standard says Rev. A.
Quincy did most Of the preaching at the
late quarterly meeting in that place, but
I'VE have not yet-heard of single soul
being saved" Perhaps the said gentle
man has Several strings to his bow"
The Laporte Argus iniimates that he has
an eye on the main chances for second
Colfax."
The Valparaiso Vidctte is kicking up
considerable of dust now days. We
have no objection if it only means a little
innocent amusement" but If it means
Eve shall rule the roost, or the roost shall
go down." then We suggest that those
who humble themselves shall be exalted.
The storm Of Sunday night and Mon
day was fearfuIly destructive in many
parts OF the West. Lightning. wind
flood and snow destroyed life and prop
erty in Wisconsin, Kansas, Illinois, Ken
lucky, Ohio. Tennessee, etc. We es-
capped very fortunately.
A terrible tragedy occurred at Elkhar
on Monday An employee in the railroad
rolling mill, by the name of Edward Rus
sell, shot w. A. Williams, foreman in the
railroad blacksmith shop. Russell gave
himself up 20 the Marshal, and gave as
the reason OF his act. an improper inter.
course or the part of Williams with his
WIFE Williams died within twentA min
utes.
The Moral Inspector Of the Michigan
City Prison has made a report, and an
nounces much progress. This looks to
US like an attempt TO regulate the moral
ideas" Of the prisoners. No such ex-
ception was made in the Democratic
platform of the eight Of January. 1t
mus. be unconstitutional.
Congressional proceedings are becom-
ing interesting as bills are matured and
brought out of the hands of committees.
The admission of Virginia is being push
ed forward, and the admission of Missis-
sippi is connected with 1t. The tariff
question il under careful consideration,
and the financial question is absorbing
much attention. A funding bill Is likely
to reaon the House this week. The Sem
ate Financial Committee has reported a
bill authorizing the issue of 81. 000, O00
OF new National Bank notes to be award
ed to Sjtases which have not ret received
their equitable proportion Of currency.
The fnssnciai question is exceedingly
importans, and Notwithstanding Demo
Cratic "croakers'it Is being gradually an
swered BY the beat dnsnciers in the
country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-20

The Rochester Spy calls us an
"owT because the editorials Of that
paper have a soporiic effect upon
rs. 1t says "that it is neither
strange nor unnatural for owls to
be blinded by daylight The owl,
however, has the good sense to
know when he ought not to be out
and when can put in his "blab''
to the best advantage. That is more
than we can say of the Spy with all
its pretended ability to furnish day
light for the universe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-20
Mass Convention.

ton at the Court House ia Plymouth
on Saturday, the 9Th day of February
1870. for the f'urpose Of appealing
Delegates to attend the State Con cen
ton to be held at Indianapolis on the
22d of Feb' uarg merit, and to attend
10 snch other business as may come
Sefore the conycntivn.
By ersscr of
CENTRAL CGI.NITTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-20

CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-20

Every woman should be q worker.
Her sphere, like mans Is bounded only
by God-given talents. She has the right
to do anything she can do well. Her
noblest work VIII ever be at the fireside.
Hcme 10 the hottest temple in which abe
is ever called to minister. Blessed art
thou amoug women" was said Of .
mother. In the ministries OF homo; in the
endaaring and tender relations Of friend.
wife, mother, Is where God crowns wo.
man with the brightest, richest disdem.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-20

War-fare-Armyfood.

Sea-fareing-Eating salt horse.
Brogue AIMS come from Ireland.
Not at all base in its effect-Basc ball.
A striking fact-Being knocked down
Can little girl weeping be called crisis;
|. a running account-The description Of
a race.
Stirring air-One Of our north westers
| in the winter
First chop with an Experimentation.
chop
The work Of year-What You do in
twelve months.
What fairs should young men shums
most? Fair decivers.
Not wide-awake song-"we're all
nod, nod noddIng."
You can always find a sheet OF water on
the bed of the ocean.
Modern work OF fiction-The prospec.u-
of an oil comlay.
What tent would 1t be well If we could
all dwell in?-Con-tent.
The child who cried for and hour one
day last week didn't get it.
Troubles are like dogs-the smaller tLey
are the more they annoy you.
When must Time hang up his scythe
When he shall be no mower.
Why are Jokes like nuts? Because the
dryer they are the better they crack
What remuneration does distance
receive for lending enchantmet TO the
| view?
An alarming institution fire bells
A dangerous one--,he bellies of society
The man who took time by the fore
lock was hair cutter In the early part Of
his life
The man who stood In his own light
used cheap sert of candle, and got very
greasy.
The man whose head was fairly turned
says 1t feels very uncomfortable in that
position.
Sweet are the uses Of ADVERSELY" in
deed; but far more saccharIne those o.
prosperity.
It's poor rule that won't work both
ways, but a much poorer that will not
work at all.
A person of judgm ent-One who fat
ers your vanity AMI veneers over your
weakness.
What noble work have the railroad
companies done? Distributed tracks
about the CITY.
The lady whose blood curdled In her
veins, has ever since been very sour in her
disposition.
There is .ady up town who In so fastid
ious that she will never read ANYTHING
about naval matters.
When the value OF joke depends
entirely on the sound, It is perhaps as
we'll not TO crack It,
When Patrick first tried peaches, he
said he liked the flavor but the seeds Law
heavy On his stomach.
A minister at an eating house gave the
order, Roast beef well done, good and
"Lottie," said a little visitor, "what
makes your kitty so CROSSE" "Oh, cause
she's cutting teeth, 1 'spect." s
What animal, tree and domestic article
are always l., the second person?-The
eve, the yew, and the ever.
The lady who caught the inspiration of
the moment intends TO catch an assort-
ment OF butterflies next scaosn.
There is an individual in the CITY who
- inclined 90 much to being alone that be
iorbids his shadow to follow him.
Judy's dressmakr horrl6ed her the
other day by telling her she would scut
her body out In the course of the after
noon. ft t >Ia
AChicago physician. much devoted to
real estate epcculatious, and rather absent
minced, replied to the question of lady
how his prescription VIA to be -t,ken:E
One quarter down, and the balance in one.
two, and three years
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-20
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TIE AtfHCEpY

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Address. JOHN L SUORrY
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-20
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TO Til WORKING e1ass.Iwe are now rre-
pared to furnish all Glasses with constant employ
meUt ut home the whole Of the time for the spare
moments. Business new, light and honorable
Persons of either sex easily earn from SOC. to s.
per evening. and proportional sum by devoring
their whole time to the business. Boys ana girls
earn nearly AS much as men. That all who see
this notice NAV send their address, md test the
business, We N AXE this unparalleled offer: To such
rs are not well satisfied, WILL send 81 to paw for
the trouble ofwrting. Full particulars, valuable
sample, which will do well TO commence work on,
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-20

SHOWS HOW TO DOUBLE THE PROFITS OF
- THE FARM. aud how Farmers aud their Suns
can each make SEQ PER MONTH Winter.
Io'oOO copies will be mailed free Ia farmers. Send
name aud address TO ZEIG LER, McCURDY & Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio. ra-us
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-20
Chicago, Cincinnati and LOuIsrills 3. I

To take on effect Wednesday New. IL. see All %
A. NJ The right is reserved TO vary thsrefrofh o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-20
EAiLR DADS,
Pittsburgh. r. Havpe 4 Chioas o

On and sftor Nov 18th, 1899 Trains will l-a-,
stations daily, Sundays excepted az feliox..
Train leaving Chicago al 5.35 P. 81, leave. dali,
Train leaving Pittsburgh at AIS r. Nj Lea
daily.l
TRAINS soise WEST
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-08-06
How to be Happy.

For the Free Trader.
Every human being that comes in our way,
and stands in need Of our aid, needs our symps.
thy. We are not to withhold our brotherly af.
lection from any one of our fellow men because
an imaginary line. river or an ocean, may have
separated their birthplace from ours because
their names, customs or political institutions
are not the same as ours, or because there is a
difference, or seeming difference between their re-.
ligions and ours.
The sentiment of universal beneyoleuce ex.
psnds and humanizes the heart and calls forth
every generous affection but jealousy, malice.
hatred and other passions, pervert the soul and
crsmp the best feelings of our natures. They
wsRe war with every manly principle Let us
do what Is in our power to promote the happi.
ness Of our fellow men-snd this must be accom-.
plished by different modes. There are times
when we show greater kindness by reproving a
friend, than BY fsttery. "Open rebuke is better
than secret love-"
In the genuine spirit of brotherly affection let
US smoke the pipe Of peace with tho learned and
the unlearned, with the rich and the poor "be
not high minded, but condescend to men of low
estate" 'visit the widow and the fatherless, and
be not partial to him that weareth the gay cloth.
ing" Oh, for heart that scorns bigotry, and
condecsends to deeds of mercy.
Mankind often complain that they are unhap.
py, that they tread "a thorny path but from where
do their sorrows flow? DO they not, in great
measure, proceed from their own selfish passions
Remove the cause and the effect will disappear.
Danish malice and hatred, and cherish good will
10 all men, and great portion Of human misery
will fade away like darkness before the rising
Gun, Let it be ours to say:
~ live for those that love me.
For those that know me true;
For the Heaven that smiles above me,
And waits my coming too
For the cause that lacks assistance,
For the cause that needs resistance,
For the future in the distance,
For the good that can do"
HATTIE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-08-06

SroNcE CAHE.-Four eggs, one tumbler Of
sugar, and one tumbler Of -four Bake in
pretty quick oven. Flavor to suit the taste
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-08-06
Brugs

NEW DRUG STOBE.
STRAWN ( POWELL
Have just opened, at the corner of
Main and La Sale Streets, mills
old corner,) a DRUG, PRESCRIPTION
AND FANCY GooDs STORE. Their
Stock is perfectly fresh, and COM
prises full line of Drugs, Medi-
cines. Chemicals, Patent and Pro-
Prietary Medicines, carefully Sc
lected assortment of Fancy Goods,
Coudray's, Rimmell's and Lubin's
Perfumery Soaps, Pomades, Face
and Sachet Powders, Fine French
and English Brushes, a full line of
California and Imported Wines and
Brandies for medicinal purposes, a
complete stock of Paints, Oils and
Dye Stuffs, Carbon and Lubricating
Oils. Particular attention paid to
the preparation ard dispensing of
prescriptions, according to the legi-
innate rules of pharmacy.
Ottawa, April 9th. 1870.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-08-06

JCEWe prepared to deliver Ice In any part Of the
CITY, Orders LEFT on slate at Weave!s market win b
promptly attended to H. A. MCCALBB Co
Ottawa juno 18th, l870<M.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-08-06

From "A Visit to Bangkok" we copy the fol.
lowing description of that Oldest city Of the
east:
The city extends along the bank of the river,
here very narrow, for several miles--ten, should
thlnk-and by no means appears TO be "a popu.
lous as it really is. The river forms the princi.
pal highway, and It's surface is covered thickly
with boats from morning till night Here NAV
be seen all descriptions Of water craft. from the
tiny canoe, propelled by one paddle, to the royal
barge with one hundred and fifty rowers; from
the native sail.boat TO tne tul.rigge6 foreign shin
or the smoky steamer. A canal extends entirely
around the city, with numerous cross canals, so
that access by water to all portions IL very easy.
There are but few horses, and these onIy about
the grounds Of the king and mobiles, and a few at
the hotels; there is u road, about mile or more
In length. which the late king constructed for
the benefit of the foreign residents There are
but few streets, and these very narrow but the
various palaces and temples generally have wide
open spaces by which they are approached from
the water.
There are about two hundred Europeans in
the city, principally missionaries and merchants,
with their families. The chief of police the
haybormaster, the pilots several captains OF YES.
sells, and some naval officers, are foreigners-
chiefly English and American. A Frenchman il
at the head Of the army. There are very msnv
Chinese, mainly from the district about the city
Of Swatow, who are by far tho most industrious
people in the place; they are found in all trades,
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

;sv: than ss.sdsg Rss: wsrs s:n:rsy IN I 1
psr steamer v. Irsmsu. iSSee Su.l:: vhs.s 4 "a.
nsn with $500 SSi. eeo.um q. a. Srs from
s BRIG Sou aSS Shds 70 s cisnfussOs sa and
s5s Ss Ts
Gie,sltar for orders a ssc to the .Ad,as1 AdatIs
and back 70 New York Boston North German bark aso
soni 70 direct pcT oa ss sGIsd s. e"Jso
por Phiaaslphs direct port In the Msdissr-
ranesn with 500 bps petroleum, op private terms
fos Almost al grades. ws ws" quote xyre:
e lbs, ss5sc Nkc sod; do:. q e ss s:. sss; T.
's q ibs, sao, g. % do ''s orinoco. s so ass
Ssa so Ss1a S c'ns, A%ss
IS 70 81 lbs. ls}sc lsc do Matanoros and Mexcsn
70 e. s DO y ysss .: Cruz - dob as: bds
same date last Year, i4s,lOO.
rye straw * III Is; @ short do, $50. y
made Of 100 bale. =. iso sod IN bond p cloth there
gust S g Ssash .s! pfs; IL; The ,,t. for most
Jute, s}ac s9c do ssal, i2c. isc d0 and Tampco.
Hops.-The market was unchanged. There was a do
mand from exporterl AMI moderate inquiry for the home
Sales reported 80 bales within the OF l2c
BE- Sellers generally ndsposed to operate to any
extent at the prevailing prices. ,,u.
damaged Bucnos xyes and Choice middle OF coInon hide
We're heavy al our aSoatIons TRs recepfs continue fair
but tho stock remains only moderate. Union crop and
rough were dull but unchanged We append the current
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

SOUTHERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DECLINED.
The only feature In the Southern list was the new
Tcnnessees, which declined on heavy sales at the
board. The general list was steady, strong and du
af The close as follows:-Tennessee, ex-coupon.
Sc% 81; do. new, 561s a 584; do. fves, AZ
a 50; Virginia, excoupon, 6sli e921; do. new.
os1s G9; do. registered stock, sex a 81; do,
registered 1896, CO 81; do. registered 1867, el,s
62; Georgia skies, 81 a 9o do, sevens, 95 e5h:
do sevens interest payable in Georgia. 90 o2 North
Carolina, ex coupon, 47iz AK; do. new 25h, a
234 Missouri skies. 92h %; do. Hannibal and
St Joseph, 90 80 Louisiana skies, 75,s 7eY
do. sevens rs a so do eights, IS a SO do. levee:
SKIES 721S 1871 do do. eights, 81 90 Alabama
eights, lo2Js a 1903; 90. lves, 72ts 49, do.
sixes, sterling 0, 95; South Carolina SKIES, 90
e2 do. new. s1s 81; do registered stock, so S.;
City Memphis SKIES SIX so; do. Atlanta elghts 2
q s5; do Savannah sevens, IS CO., do New orleans
consos. 10 a 10; do. do, issue railroads, 70 rs;
Mobile and Ohio slerling 70 a IS; do eights, 6S 20;
mississippi Central Railroad, first mortgage, "a 76;
DO. second mortgage. 60 a o.; Memphis and Charles
The New York herald., 1870-05-04
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL srRr.er,

WALL strict, D.
TUES DAY, May 3-dP. M.
The markets for gold, stocks ana governments
have been feyerisn and unsettled VIA duler and
gueter tone 10 transactions Prc' a In the forenoon
were heavy and lower, but raec1in the afternoon,
and closed barely steady
THE GOLD yARKRr
was heavy at the opening. m answer to the natter.
ing reduction Of the pu'Iiic debt, and decline to
zl4h was stimulated by report that the Ways and
Means Committee had decided to reintroduce the
clause compelling An exchange Of bonds by the Ia
uona banks, the Amper Of speculation for decline
being further ajssted by the heavy carrying rates In
the gold loan market. The upward turn later In the
day was founded on an emphatic denial of the re.
ported intentions Of the Ways ana Means Com
mittee-two private kilograms, which are given In
the columns OF the Commercial, being the vehicle OF
the CONTRADICTION as follows:-
i am authorized by members OF the Ways and
Means Committee to deny the statement teleerapned
hence yesterday, that the seventh or compasoy nprns
eecuon ol the Funding bill would be adheIeu to
The facts are directly 10 the contrary. The compul
sory section Will be stricken out. The comnii,tee
expect 20 report the bill about the 18Th or te present
month. No action was taken at their meeung 'nis
morning.
Another despatch, from a well informed source,
says
hostility 10 any measure calculated 10 unsette or
disturb the business interests of the country at this
Ills ItellnR uCTcustS as Sohhc III toEi
commercial ceatres OF increased business and pros
perity. The opinion Is almost universal that the
BANKING bill Will be defeated by large majority
The second despatch Is really the more important
one. II Congress VIII only promise to let the
finances alone the business OF the country will pros
per beyond the most sanguine expectations Of
merchants and all classes Of the community. In
the afternoon 1t was announced that Congress would
In all probability adjourn by the 4h of July-a con-
tingency inimical 10 the passage OF any funding
measure this year. Upon this, gold started up, and,
soon after 1t was rumored that the Prussian gov
ernment had excluded American securities from the
list at Frankfort and Berlin the price advanced to
116f, which figure 1t barely touched, the market
closing duh and firm at 1l47s 115. The course OF
mar at tc chovn In ha toh
The New York herald., 1870-05-04
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half.pnst Five O'Clock p. nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Nav as p. M.

TURsDAY May SO p. N.
CorrEE.Ro was In some demand but the small offer
ngs and the high prices asked checked business heard
of no sales. All other kinds were quiet but steady
at our quotations. We Quoe:Ro, ordinary cargoes I5c
1b6c; fair do, l6c. 161c. good do., I7c. 17Iac
prime do, lsc. 1870. extremes for lots. l5c. a &c.,
Java, 2oc 22c. singapora 1sc. &c.,; Ceylon IKE
a. lyc.i : Maracaieo, 1870 19c.; Laguayra 1870.
lssc. Jamaica, l5c. l6lec.; Costa kca, l6c 2gc.
Manila, 16c l7c Mexican, l6c lsc. and savanln, Ice.
E19c, ali gold, duty paid
CoTToN.-Thc demand light and the offerings being
large the market heavy and prices receded sc c.
b closing however, rather steady the decline The
sales 769 bales of which 40S were for spin.
ming, 279 for export and 81 speculation. For fl-
ture delivery the market active, but
lower Sales 1000 baes basis low mddng, for June,
2lc 100 do for July at sc, and $50 do for May 10.
2l1c. We Quote:-
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

Wheat was fairly active and lc &C. higher closing
about 81 r. 81 1e for No Chicago and MI wankee spring
81 rs bid for No do delivered and 81 30 bid and 81 II
asked for amber Writer in store The sales about
y, . for No IN Store, $l 80 for amber Canada II bond
Z, % for white Michigan. Rye dull and nominal at
81 uo StQ FOR State and Western. Corn quiet and
nominal a 81 Is for prime old mixed in store: new
WIN s sale. Of about ls GOO bushels at for
opu p9shes at 62Sc. 6Sc. for Western, aoat and In
&c 6c Tor state dock and track and 69c. for
ms & &ono atos Barley quiet, with sales OF 1900
o"snes Hasn pnlt n a. M1ac for Canada
Iis-Dry cod were In light demand, during the
lore part OF the week but tie market steady Georges
auo'eg az ~ 20 at which price few small salss were
k1icea k e. wore strong at $26 80 a2 for No. Bay $i4
Fo oI 90 do ~ W 80 for No. do aud 16
No. ahore Dutch herring were siea dy With small saes ~
s % per PER keE Other kinds were dull but unchanged
81. market was dull the offerings of almost
- aa.icies oein2 lgh and rates heavy lower
sVne oases Ihs obarteTne business dull though moro
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

STEARINE.--Thc demand was light and we heard of
sales OF moment. Prices were nominal mt 17c IKE
TALLow.-Prces firm, especially for choice with
moderate demand; GALES $1,000 lbs. at 9c 9c-the lat
ter price for choice
WBALEBoNE.-The sales (in addition TO those previously
reported, were 40Co Arctic, On private terms We quote
Arctic, Sc. gold. Stock on hand 325, 900 pounds.
WHALgrooIs were duh at SIC Sc. for beached, and
6Iic for unbleached
WuIsKEY-Recepts, l095 bbls. The market was steady
and firm, with moderate demand Sales $50 bbs 81 07
o $1 G7E.
WooI.-The demand for all kinds fleece continues light
being confined TO small lots to supply the immediate wants
who dsinced to buy largely except
material concession from present prices Holders
views Of the buyers: The stock 10 only moderate
mainly composed of the low grades, which obtain
able at prices 1c &C. below those current few weeks ago.
For pulled wool tho market remains dul there bu. little
demand that entirely for small quantities. Prices OF
all kinds, without being quoaby loweTare heavy Texas
fs almost neglected, but held for fun agures. The
business California wool continues light aud prices of
most grades inclined to favor buyers The market for
foreign dull, though inquiry Ia reported Cape
Tho 100 lbs. fleece at 44c 62Ec, including
20 QUO and Xxx Ohio at bOc at 52c %
and Western g 45c :c 1909 s. MirnSsn sS @ and State
Ohio 49c tO also 2 COO lbs pulled al Ssc TO &C. for
The New York herald., 1870-05-04


-, b. 4 r. Gde. oGahtornia; SO,i,.oco, a.e
HsSaIs::".:::: IS IS ;ss @ s@ss: @ .ss ssss sss ssss.
Good dan'ged. 254c a 2611c. 25c. 26c &C. a-c
Poor damaged, all kinds California 20c. 22c rough,
light do S0c &c., middle and heavy, Ornoco Soc 32c.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

VXTALLACK'S.
w Proprietor and Manager. mr. LESTER wALLACK.
THIS CHEDNEsDAYl EVENING, Maya
0r E scHcoh Ts % soE Comedy
Characters by Mr. W. Wallack, Mr. John Gilbert MI.
Charles wyndham, Mr.. c. Fisher Mr. J. H. Stoddsr Mr. O.
Marows, Mr. Charles ROCKWELL Mr. J. Q. Williamson. NJ
Held Mr. M holl.nd Mr. = W Leonard Nj: A: Mani. i,
+ hestsysr: hrr j. Seton, mrs Laura Phillips Misses
THURSDAY, May (tnird timel- MARRIED. LIFE.
FRIDAY, May lthird time) THE LOVE CHASE
LIFE.
SATURDAY May T. at ~ P. NJ, MATINEE (twenty fourth
time)-THE SCHOOL FOX SCANDAL.
In preparation and will shortly be produced with new and
appropriate scenery music uniforms and decora
tons the fine military drama, by Captain Leicester Vernon
THE LANCERS
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

| and heavy &c. a SIC.
MoLAssEs were steady, especially for the better
grades rather heavy for the low grades which not
wanted Sales of 120 hhds. Porto Rico at 15c 20 do.
90. at 60c, and % do. Barbados At 48c We quoe:-