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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

ale is good and the marie, rensio
lOminai. Manufactured Oils are dali
been only = m0terate basins~ n
the market continues hrm. A@nhA
Is steady with a MODERATE business
De 10 dali. We quote:
RAJ Oil West. distiFd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

business in Pork to-day, prices are
go; for futare delivery 20 .ale. re-
crate business salss Of IS bb.A az
) 5O,d : 10 for Extra Mes. Tisrce
Ieef Hams are dali. and values aoni.
r demand the supply y hight; th-
led Hams, and 2li a lie. for smoked
Hogs are heAvy; ne quote Al ITO
Ie snd easier: sales q 80 bbls. and
!. for City, and l3.di6c. for Pair ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

Is n9mlna Kennel saes DeF
unlay evening 900 bills for July al 25ic We quote;
Crude (40dt7 gravity in bulk ......s.....F gal. ~ z
Refined Ql0dfl5 testl PRIME Light straw TO white - 9
Refined lO test standard white mo
Refined no test prime light straw TO Sate... IT'D
NAphths, refined 65G73 gravity .,...'''..:;;' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

PR0vIsI0NS-0nlY a limited B
lower and nominal at about Sl9 15d
ported. Beef Is steady, With a mode
Sl2dSl5 for Plain Mess, and $l3
Beef 10 quiet. and prices nominal 81
nal. Cut Meats are fro and In fair
sales are l25 pkgs- at lSc. for Pictl
Hams. Bacon is nominal Dressed
litc. for City. Lard is less active
ties at l4.dlfie. for No. Il l+idl5c.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19
CAIRO.
ItsnTn.nensc lsesliipping Bush
-sa19d % ness.

An occasional correspondent Of the Pa
ducah 'Iientuckian,' writing from Cairo,
holds forth as follows concerning the
business and social aspect of affairs
here:a ,,,i.,'. b.. ...,.s.s, 7,
Any one who has bowels OF compass
sion must pity the poor steamboatmen
threatened with such avalanches Of
freight They, however don't seem TO
feel badly about It, and among. the most
cheerful men have met In Cairo IL the
man through whose hands the larger
part ofthis freight has to pass. This IL
Mr.. James Johnson, agent of the Illinois
Central railroad, a gentleman who Is
alike distinguished by his thorough ac-
quaintance with the duties Of his posi-.
ton, Ills energy in the transaction of bus
inesss and his courtesy and Kindness.
Undefhis direction three hundred car
loads of freight are handled daily at
Cairo n There is no let up, no stoppage,
of this, mighty strain of business. This
alone Is q fact that gives me great con
fdence In the future of Cairo. The I'M
rivalled facilities for shipment that this
place possesses must make 1t a city of
great Importance sometime. UnfOrtun.
ately IL has not heretofore been in good
hands Its city government has been in.
efilcient-its citizens less enterprsing
than they should be. 1t has been the
the halfway house where all the riff raft
on the way TO New Orleans and the in.
fernal regions stopped 1t was q place
In which they could find many chances
to rob and steal. Many of its side walks
being elevated there are great facilities
for the escape ofevil doors when inter.
fered with by the police.
In spite ofall these things, Cairo Is i'm.
proving, She is getting out OF the mud.
There " o higher tone Of morals than ev-
er before. There IL, i am told, grea. inn
provefnent In Is social life It has now
manyhighly cultivated and refined PEG.
pie. In trade is growlpg-new branches
OF business are being started--it has rs
good schools rs there are In the State,
one school house cost $50, 600, and anoth, |
er Sl6,000. The people 90 to church o
great deal. There Is now enough |
frelghts pouring into Cairo to employ six |
steamers all the time In the trade with |
New Orleans, and the Dan Able has
been fitted up gorgeously to ply regular.
ly between Cairo and Columbus, the
terminus Of the Mobile and Ohio railroad
by which freights are now sent through
direct to all parts OF the South.
Cairo Is not yet a Garden of Eden, bat |
In the future 1t will be q big place, The
greatest city In the world Is where three
great rivers come together, In the heart |
OF China: Ages may pass before the peo-
pie Of Cairo wholly cease to be amphib- |
ious; but Ihave faith in Cairo.
YouB, WILL.
= II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19
FEMALE WEAKNESS,

ana for coughs, colds, bi onohits and con,omntiop
y !, u ~ not TO DO surpassed AS TONIC BEYEkAGE
rb', nneqaaIled, ana Is sure preventive against
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19
1UIlTs'S
SAlSS APARILI- A
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
....r FAITH. ...i ...l. ....,.
Read the Captains Letter aud the Letter
7 from his Mother :.a-


Benton barracks, No, APfh ~, lsoc.
Or. JOHN BuLL-Dear sir; KnoYlng ihs cd
cheney Of your sarsIsriia and tho Ne ding and bn- "
hclal qualities possesses. scrd yoa the ioos,ns
statement Of my case:
Twas WOUNDED about two years sgo--wss taken Iais
oner ssd confined for slItoep month, he'9g I1oys.l
80 o.tcn, my wounds have not healed yet have not
sat ,ip "a mo nent since was wounded. l am siau
through the hips. My general health Is impaired,
and need something 20 assist nature. ! have more
faith in your saIsapaflla than IN anything else wish
dat that Is Renuihs l1s0e ekpress me half dozen
bottles, asd obliSe CAPT. Z, 4, q, JOHNSON
The following vas written ApIl 30. lslJ, ID a
Mrs Jennie J.hns6n, mother Of Capt johnson ''I' u
-DR JOHN buLIl--Desr cir; Ny husband, DJ y. ~
=. Jobpion was skillfulsurgeo9 and Ihyslslan n
Central New York. where he died, leaving tine above
c. y. johnson my cara Al thEtesn Years q age, 10
no had q chronic darrhea and scrOfula, for which
gave him your sarsapsrllla 1T CURED HIM,
have for ten years reeommended II 70 many In New
York, Ohio and Iowa, for serofua, fever sores, and
general debility, Perfect success has aissdsy ~
1As sgecsdia cases " scr9aia asd sssr ser1
usrs almost airaesisHs. very ANXIOUS for my son
10 again have recoarse 30 your saTssparllia lie Is
faTiul OF getting spurious article, hence lls wtlbS
10 Won forft His wounds were terrible, bH believe
ne~'l' recover h''ps''a'''isSNIH JOHNSON
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19
Sold Everywhere. no2ad1,
BateheiOr's Hair Dye.

1nr prsr IN rus woRID--does not contain loaA--no
yiuiol poisons TO paIayze the system or produce
death. ID rs perfectly harmlcss--rel able-instantan-
sous. Avoid the Wanted aud deiusNe preparations
hoasting virtues they do not possoss, IL you would
escape tho danger. The genuine W. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye has thrty years. reputation 10 uphold its
integrity. Sold by Druggists Applied at 10 Bony
street, n. Y. Noy2ldkvl
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DB. y. II. RNDkuRs,

a T ~ PADUCAH. KENTUCKY.
FOR sale 10y BARCLAY BROS. Ohio Leyee.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19
Testimony or medical Men.

. Testimony OF MedicM Meu' b, L..
stony Point White Co., Arls May q. Ca, a.
Dr Jons BVLL-Dear Sir: Last February i was at
Louisyilie purchasing drugs, and got some of your
Ssrsapara and Cedron BittaIs.
NV son,in-lSw who Mas With me in the store, has
been down " IN the rheumatism for some time, com-
meneed On the Bhters, and soon found his general
health improved, 81. co.. y. t, l....,, . - ,,.,g.,l
III Gisf, who has been in bad health tried them,
AND he Sis9 i%Rr9SSs ss .n IN 9d h..,, ~ S% li
years--sosaaeh and krsr afectedhe improved very ~
much BY the use pfyour BtteTs, lpdeedtae fedIon
Btters has given you great popularity in this settle
ment. Il think could sell great quantity of your n
medicine this fall especially the Cedron bners and
sarsapsriila. Ship me cia Memphis care OF Rckeu& u
N0sV' "N'p''N"p'' a c.B. WALKER. II
.l 9.l3 luA ls3saois isJlO1 rirsi 3di II
Prepared by DIR, JOHN Bull, at his a
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky,a
For Sale by BARCLAY BROS
sez7n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19

Shllls and Fever are caused from certain poison
sasthg VA the atmosphere known malaria. ID re.
auces we vitality OF the blood re;ards the action Of
Me auerent organs, and causes Biliousness Consti.
nv e.s ana IN this way prepares the system Tor
low To avoid fiirthe rrouoe. anc -e,,eys yourseit
OF TINS soase, take b -" '''"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19

sure cure for Headache, Catarrh, Deafness or bus
cling m the ears, send for our srERNUTAToRY
Price IS cents.
IN Either Of the above fent postpaid on receipt
Louis. NO., Ell Iydaw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN. ON Physiological
Errors Abuses and Diseases, incident to YSath and
Early Manhood, which create 'imped inents to MAR.
RAGE, with sure means of relief Sent in sealed let
Ter envelopes, free of charge. Address, DR.. s. skill.
LIN houSiToN, Howard Association, Phadel-
Inah fh'f f" se2TIaus9np
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19
BRAKES Collection

or nearly one hundred receipts for making brandy
all kinds OF wine Gin Ale, Beer, Cordials, Superior
CIDER, and much other useful information for thosv
dealing inor manufacturing any Of the above. either
for the trade or home use.
Sent by mail free Of postage Tor 90 cents. Address
H. Il. NORMANDY, SOl Market street, s.. Louis, Mo.
sea- lydaw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19
II You Want

Nice White Teeth. Healthy Gums, and sweet Or
send for our TURKISH DENrRIFICR, price
cents,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19

To My United Slater and World. Vide
Readers: ''. -

TO My United Slater and World. Vide
Readers. .t'. 80
sional and rnedics men - my sin,anaes and ss,i
QUE puho atlons have shown, all Of which
The following from highly educated and popoisr
physician IN georgia, ~ ccrta,ny one " t.a rDost
sensible communicates ! have ever received. Dr.
Clement knows exactly VIVA, he speaks Of, and his
testimony DESERTS To he wrtion IN letter. of COLA
HeaI what lhe Docior says Of Buirs Worm Dss'
troyer'
yllanos, WAGER cseaty, ca, ~
.r.. ..H t. |...I f. 7. ,H June ~. leo, Il Iru
Dr. JoHS BuLI-Dcar sir. Ihsye recently gwen
your "Wom Destroyer several rsl., ans md "
wonderfully .nesciogs. II has lot Jsilsd ~ slngls
instance 20 have the vished.for elect. am doinga
pretty largo cOonty practicv, snJ haze daily use Tor
sons Article OF the KIND. i am free 20 contcs-
AAi know 81 no remedy recommended ~ the aise.t
Authorities thai ~ certain sia speedy 4 ~ sue' g.
On the contrary, thes are uncerfa IN Tie extreme
My object n wiring you }. 10 bnu oii upon WIS ierr.r
get upon easy terms. sba use gJyat deal Of H.
am that the use oi such articles j. contrary TO
dc tes.chnst and praritue ~ greet majority oi lse
regular line Disabling a.rcinedy which Ne kDoe To
D. sumo ent ssnp t-esise may be ignsfant efits
soias,nai.on. l.I M lSi sh,. ma ..r rug y
ny which may 10 ss,o " command no, haslts,,Ds
because soDs one more Ingenious than M selfhale
karneS its e.cts hrst, secured thu sol. right 10
secure that knowledge. HossNeT, ain BY no mean,
advocate supporter ~ ire thousand ofNofthle--
bosTums that nood tho co0siy. tnst puTport %
reply soon, and inform me 81 oar Oest t~tms N't
'"''e' '"' 'yJI65TLfiTsf. CLEMENT. 81 D. a.
...I |. ..' --O- .I.N ...A ~ Oh
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19
SEWING MACHINES.

. ~,D~
AUHl(Ux ~ hIHHS
"o i''
"fr. cEWINC Marh;nol
SEWINu UWdCnlne'
Is THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
WIN stitch, Hem, Fell, Tuck. cord,
R.nutiimiiv. m viii, With Tho Yin rsr nscdIe and
thread run from perfect work on The anest Nainsook
over the heaviest beaver cloth and cowhIde, With 40
change or needle thread or tension II viii use
coarse cotton, linen. ,ilS and tine' II runs saier
faster and stilier than any other machine IL forms
hai, and elastic differing from every other
NM. ,.rar.-,,,l, -, Ju9h
md drawing ihs twist INTO te goods thu, securely
% warrant !: % s!s aa ss
al circums Stances 70 survive the washtuo' olo'
orh oss y gn t, S Soro, pahus' SIes III,
where vas tbs GREXTEsT CDMpETiTioN and TO
nn.s been s.sy or ans
4 pstented devjce pr.ve.ts tho instability Of the
machine beng run In the wrong dlreotion or the
o~'ance "noe' ever wearing or 'ouchheme oress'
rur MEET, = e.sSor mr. orr ypnyn
Thus avoiding the gres. trouble ofother machines.
NJ bhEAhiNu of NEciEpL.is,
Inc o,aae Oh 'ne heeu n,,, ,es' 'haf 'hree""r'hs
..' WRONG. f." '''
Any one may adjust them IN THE DARK. The
YER Ike This. turns the hem on the right or I'M
IL VIII nos drop stitches, as the needle is
always set right, the blade short and straight, does
not vibrste, like longer ones. They are in'
MANUFACTURED WITH MATHEMATICAL PRE-
ru' 20 uaiiHI T'S-' ohf OF H.T..
Hence. es.h part Is ,n.srchsngeshe .n,sap be read-
Ion, II opsrly cared for. None who has used 10
can be persuaded 10 use any other. $500
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19

woman and Social Evil,
ESSAYS son fouso Mrs.-The true estimate of wo-
uan-the happiness Of an hoaorable narrlage--tho
caarful Social Evils OF tho day, the cause and cure
went free, lnseaied envelopes. Address, HOWARD
AssOcIATloN, Box ?, Philadelphia, Pa,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19
~ YOu Want

Material 70 make dollar bottle Of the best Hair Re-
sorayeeveE used for restoring gray hair to It's org
nal color. send IS cents for package.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19
AGUE AND o, FEVER

nHE proprietor VI this celebrated u.siiu nc lusu, &
i claims tor 10 n superiority over all remedies
offered to the publie for the s ocain speAas paa lcr
ransrt Gre Of Ague and Fever, or Chis aud Fever
whether OF short or long standing. lie refcrs 10 IN,
entire western and southweetert country ~ bear Ina
testimony to the truth Of the assertion that Bn 10
case whatever will u fall 10 cure, II the directions
strictly ioiiow'ca anil carried out IN real nang
eases single dose sheen sufficient for cure, and
whole families have been cured by single bottle,
Nth perfect restorht,on 81 the pnt mi Meath ~ ~
however, prudent and ~ every sase raore CERTAIN i 4
cure II ts nse IL continued hi smaller doses FOR
week or two after tho has beou checked, inor
especially IN difficult and long standing Lsu.
ally, THIS medicine will not require any aid 20 keep
the Towel, In good order -nor,d the rutrrn, howev
sr.feqnTc a,gthatsi inssis ne, snsr having TAKEN
three or four doses Of The TONIC, n single dos. of
Huii's Vegetable faniiiy Ptiss wiiiic sarb-
aignt
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19
ENDER's CHILL CURE.

II stimulates the organ 10 pertorm their d,a,rsn,
anu acts as an ntidoie to poison which
Fever and Agt e, and thereby restores the
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-19
ENDER's $40 MACH BITTERS,

III I'll Eve strength and appetite, will destroy that
Keeling OF WEAKNESS that cngs 80 tenneousy 10 anv
ye wien recovering no m this disease 1t is highly
'''o"hsnaeo Tor tho cure Of Dyspepsia,
The New York herald., 1870-08-11

festivities which called them forth, he has mingled
freely terms OF perfect equality In the best pOlit
cal and literary society OF this metropolis. He has
been at once the willing and the welcome guest OF
distinguished men OF all parties. This, in word,
mas been his true missi0n-to watch In an u n.
diplomatic way the feeling and the temper OF Eng
land towards tho United States and 10 use the
Information thus acquired for the benefit OF both
countries. When he leaves this country England
could never desire better representative In Ameri-
ca than her late Minister, for no man alive has had
better opportunities OF observing the utter absence
OF anything Ike hostility against the United States
IN English minds OF all classes ana ranks With
gard 70 the cause Of Mr.. M0tey's recall VIC scarcely
care to enter on IT, In disposing Of the diplomatic
OF the United States claims ON infaibility
equal to that supposed TO belong TO the
Pope or Rome. He recalls one Minister and
appoints another nOtu DrOpytO and wisely declines
10 give any reasons for his policy. The Alabama
business had certainly no share In leading General
Grant TO this false step; for 1t was understood from
the very hrst nomination of Mr.. Motley
eyss renewed they Were to be held At
would have TO approve the treaty. Perhaps II was
some idle pique-sOme quarrel between the Presi-
dent and ono OF Mr.. Motley's friends on mere
party vote. Perhaps Mr.. Sumner and tho President
no longer agree. Perhaps 1t was that thorough
gong republican thought he had all tho right,
though he mi ght have none OF the necessary talent
to represent America in England. Perhaps 1t Is
w still more TO ALLEVIATE the republican party
But whatever be the reason, the Minister Is re-
called, and certainly no American, and probably
no other foreign Minister ever obtained In short
time such universal appreciation as has welcomed
Mr.. Motley and his family In England.
The New York herald., 1870-08-11
ENGLAND.
Compliment to Ex-yIinistcr Motley.


The great reproach OF republican institutions is
their fickleaess. 1t was SO In ancient, aud it is
SO In modern times. When every man has a
voice in the destinie5 OF his country there
Is likely to he much clamor and scrambling
for place. In o land where every one has kght
TO the oave5 and fishes 1t must be but q
small slice Of bread and one very little fish that
republican point OF view THIS IS, doubt the true
theory OF government, ''the greatest happiness OF
the greatest nuInoer'-t e., the greatest possible
NUMBER Of places for the greatest possible number
OF men for the greatest possible time 1t is only when
we come to inquire how numerous the places are,
We ind, though both The men and the places
are abundant, the time that any one man can
possibly III. any given place IN republican State
Is very short. "Quck returns and short profits,
Is the motto which all who serve under
the banner Of democracy should adopt This may
be sound commercial maxim, but when applied to
diplomacy it has Its inconvenience, both to the
want and the State. Both must lose by sending a
man to 1l an important mission half across the
world, and then bringing him back before he has
had time TO understand the people among whom he
has como 10 dwell. Take America for In.
stance. How long has MIR. Motley been With
usl Mr.. Motley not only under.
pie among whom he came TO discharge II. Thus 1t
was, that while never swervlng one inch from the
path OF duty laid down In the Presidents instruc.
tons and while Keeping the Alabama claims as open
as even Mir. Sumner could desire, he has seen
and felt that there are other things and questions
ON which Englishmen and Americans can meet
and sympathize. Time, which heals all things,
Will, doubtless, cure even the Alabama wound.
Mr. Motley has LEFT, just as we have left that cure
to time; but instead OF induging In fits of diploma
tic sullenuess or, what Is Sill worse. undignned
diplomatic uterances as feetlng and lusorY as the
The New York herald., 1870-08-11
PRUSSIA.
Royal Proclamation of War Fast-The
Religions Sentiment.

A0yai Proclamation of a War Fast-The
Religions Sentiment.
Inc following proclamation of King william mp.
pointing the German fast day account of the war
was published IN the Prussan S.aats AnZetger July
PS:-
BERLIN, July q, 1870.
,,.. am compelled to draw the sword to ward or
sosa, ,oh aacK with all tile forces at Germauy's dis
p pnI o ~ ~ great consolation 10 me before God
r. NJ Man ua mat nave in no way given pretext for
,Ts W. no 0onsclehce acqutts me or having provoked
a,,r @ @ Io am certain OF the righteousness OF
D M easJ nn IA e SIGHT OF God. The struggle before
,s Isis 10 serious ana 1t Will demand heavy sacrifces
vn ~ ny I, poIp revprS aua from all Germany But 20
!ortn 10 II LOOKING TO the omnscient God and mplor.
ipg HIS Almighty support. have alreaiy canle IN
thank God that on tho first news OF the war ono onv
feeling animated all German hearts and nrcclo,mndd
aloud the Indignation lett at the attack md ibe
Joyful confidence that God will bestovu vic
tory on the righteous cause. My people viii
also stand by me In this strugpie as
they Stood by my father, who now rests with Cod
they viii, with mo, make all sacrifices to conouer
peace again for the nations. From rly youth up.
The New York herald., 1870-08-11
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
II y n

WEDNESDAY. August 1o-oP. MI
Tho Gold Room was greatly excited to-day over
the European war news, and as the drift OF specua
tcn Is In favor Of lower premium, commensuratey
with the Of the Prussian element OF the great
contest the report Of another Prussian victory. re-
celved by the cable to-day, started
THE PRICE OF GOLD
on further downward movement, the extremes TO-
day being lis and l15A. Moreover, the course OF
the market was characterized by few of the
traditional reactions which are so common to
such movement. It was o steady decline
from the moment dealings commenced at
the Board. The formal opening price was
1lS, from which there was q decline to 117A during
the forenoon. At twelve O'Clock, when the Assistant
Treasurer opened the bids for the government gold
and 1t was found that total OF s24OOO 900 was bid
for, the competition 30 manifested produced reac-
tlon to 117k, curiously exemplfying the fact that
the sale OF government gold. while generally pro.
ductive Of a decline, may produce an advance when,
as In such instances the offer to sell exhibits the de-
mand existing IN the market. The reaction was but
temporary however, for the intelligence Of an ad.
vance to seA 81 for our bonds In London provoked
fresh weakness and when at length itwas announced
that the Prusslan army had pierced the French
centre and was on It's way to Paris, where,
furthermore, revolution was said TO be in
progress with view to the dcthronement of
Napoleon, gold fell to 115x. 1t is not ven-
turing too much to say that the fall would
have been still more precipitate, and to even lower
prices, had not the covering OF the enormous short
interest arrested the decline at such stage OF It's
downward progress. The record Of the chief nuc.
tuatlons Of the day is embraced In the following
The New York herald., 1870-08-11

s:: .s . Is 5 .ssy
Tor SSS pans sirSs: 6s.d
price: "a ;s9
gss for 'nn esTs i1s range aS sres % and
gsss Sss sss;sa :. sT: y'!Ss
private sf: ha@s were nssso.sd aud price: were
aSs y a.. NO sssss.
sn' i tas %
TSS :ns 8
All dss FOR prime Western psoisss. Aas
@ Asq,s%siT asasfry s ss s City lard was quoted
bulk Ss S n
sS wo lsc for lots for sick delivery The mske
crsss Crude Il Sarsls heard
isRPy S %onh
%Sr he cns ~ HsT S
1ssS d. r ss a s q ss 81 e the
t2sAo atc and $40 d9 In bulk at lsc. Jopbng lots
White e IN s sas %ss d pss
RICE was quiet but steady s yesterdays quotations No
sALTPErRr-Cruds was-Quotsd at sMC., gold. withou.
s g. " yess m sI dull and nominal lts for
duty paid.
SrRARNE.-The market dull. the demand being only
for small lots and prices heavy at l5c 19c for
mon to choice grades Tho sales 100 terces l5c
q 19c,, the latter price for choice
SUGAR-The market extremely quiet, the de-
mand from all classes OF buyers being light and prices
heavy though not quotaby lower The Inquiry entirely
i6 hhds ard % boxes basis OF 9c loo for far
good refining Cuba, and lO{c for NO "a box Refined
slow OF sale the demand all being limited and
the the. ma5ket 5 was weak at 1870. = lss,sc for
extra extra g ana iiHo. lsTo for yeliow We Quote
refining, exc; good refining lOc good grocery.
l0Aos iofc.i prime TO choice grocery, loxc. lie. ;
Ihhds and bo,s.s SIC. loc msl.do 5Nc. asGo ma;
,ols l,e I9ho; DO, l3 TO l6 lo4e. like; do, 1870
~ liT Hc do II to 20 l3c. 1916 ,white, 1870.
cery grades, l0kc. n iiHo
TALLow.-The demand small and prices favored
buyers The salcs were 250 bs at l0c l0c almost all
al 10c.
WHIsKEY.-R Receipts as bbs The market was only
moderately active anu heavy The sales 75 Dbs at 8sc
99c,