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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
-Four years ago the Republican pres

Four years ago the Republican press
. Of this State charged upon the Demo-
cratic party that Ii was in favor of re-
pndiation. In their platform they de-
MED that the imputation was true,
Two years ago the same indictment
was drawn up, but again they plead
not guilty. But this year the party, in
State platform, has demanded 1cqui-
table adjustment and in several coun'
tics have adopted out and ont repudia.
solutions. Thus 10 the predictions Of
Republicans made true.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14

Hush PET.--Bub Growers Little
Tidy seems, lately, to have been wash
ed Of its curliness, and the tan-vat
bilge-water seems to have been pressed
out. The poster is gone; but it is not
clean, for it frets, weeps, mules and
pukes, like other teething children.
and then it scolds and even threatens.
"Hush, my dear, lie still AMI slum-
bcr."
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14

ssTT It is said that the prico of sheer
is looking up since a certain individ.
ual, who resides at Dixie, is about tc
remove to the upper country. Ye
sheep raiscrs of east of the mountains
look ont for the Willamette Valley var.
mint. He has been sealped, but, un.
fortunately, escaped with his life.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14

CoME OUT.-The Salem Press
charges that certain men in Dallas are
engaged in buying votes outright for
the Republican ticket; insinuates who
they are, and threatens to expose them.
Now we defy that sheet to name the
men who are thus engaged, and bring
tho proof. Come to time, gentlemen,
ssso~called."
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14

We notice. that some of our cx1
changes, in accrediting items TO The
REPUBLICAN,, accredit to the "Polk Co.
Republican, instead of the ORE0os
REPUBLICAN, the true name. We del
sire our friends to know that our cirs
culation is not confined alone to the
narrow confines Of a county. We
claim the State Of Oregon as our the,
ater of action as much 40 Polk county.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
Polk County Union Republican Con-
yentfOn.

By order of the union Republican Central
Comnlittee of Polk county, the primary meet
ings will be held at the place of voting in each
Precinct, at l o'clock p. m, Friday, May l3,
1870, to elect Delegates to the County Con-
vention, TO be held at Dallas, at 10 o'clock m,
Saturday, May 14th, 1870, for the purpose of
nominating County Ticket and the transac-
fion of sueh other business as may properly
come before such convention.
The several Precincts are entitled to send
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14

NEW 1DVER EASEMENTS
NOTICE.
TO CARPENTERS & PAINTERS

DY ORDER OF THE COUNTY COURT,
Id bids will be received until the first Mon
day in June next for laying floor and fitting
new bases under pillars of the porch 9f the
Court House, and for painting the Court House.
For further particulars inquire of
I0.3w J. L. COLLINS, Go. Judge.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
MOBILE WEEKLY REGISTER.

Published over half a century. Hon. JoHS
FoRsYTH. the ardent supporter of the great
Stephen A. Douglas. is the editor.
Every Northern Democrat wants the Regis
ter.
1t has an able Agricultural department, Hon.
c. G.. LAsGDoS. editor.
Every farmer and mechanic wants to know
all about the South, now Offering so many at
fractions.
Subscribe for the MOBILE WEEKLY REG
ISTER. Only $500 per year. Sl00 for 4
mos. Try it four months. Send $l,00. Clubs
- copies one year $1,000. The Register is the
lar gest paper in the South. Specimen copy
free. Address, w. b. MANN,
l0-4 Prop. Register, Mobile, Ala.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
For Rent!
NOTICE.

r WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR HORSES,
/ cattle or sheep, my CAMERA and PHO
TOGRAPHTC . rOCK; also my dwelling
house and Gallery in Dallas. For particulars
inquire of d. r. Nichols or
iO-tf@ CIIAS. LAFOLLETT.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
AseI,a.biican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket,
For Congress,
j. G.. WILSON,
of Wasco.
For Governor,
JOEL PALMER,
of Yamhill.
For Secretary of State,
JAMES ELkINS,
of Linn.
For Treasurer,
MYER HIRSCH,
,,of Marion.
For State Printer,
H. r. KINCAID,
of Lane.
For Judge Of Sd Diertct,
r. p. BOISE,
of Polk.
District f1orney Of 81 District,
j. G. POWELL,
of Linn.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
The Southern states!

NO YOU WANT A RELIABLE JOUR.
nal from the South? The oldest, best
and ablest is the
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14

J. L. COLLINS, Chairman.
Dallas, Jan. Goth. 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-12

TIE GREAT BILLIARD MArcH.-We cul
she following paragraph from the s. F.
Atlas account of the great billiard game
between Deery and Dion, ff cen hundred
points up, carom game, push shots bar.
red:
Dtery started out ahead, but be was
soon overtaken and passed by Dion
Then the former came up and took the
lead for shor, time, but Dion seized i,
from him toward the last and near the
close bs fine run Al the head of the ia.
Die, opening gap that looked to every
body presenr impossible to close Even
betting had run high before, and now
Deery hackers would have sold out
very cheap. But not so with the champ
ion. He had nearly 200 points to go.
and his opp"uent Only wanted about 80.
peery now ex:ibi,ed the wonderful cool
ness snd nerve which has marked his
playing in previous matches. BY sew.
eral wonderful shots he brough, The
balls near the corner, and made run
of Ut. and when be only required IL
more his ball vas kissed into n pock,
ct after making shot Dion was IN.
able to bring them inio the string, and
ty fo"r shots, ell exceedingly d. tticuIt
ones, D-ery made the desired score.
When Derry made his last count be
threw his cue down. ran mp To Dion and
shook him hurriedly by the hand and
,hen attempted TO run out of.he build
ing He WAS caught by his friends, who
threw their arms around him, and pull
led aud dr. gged him about in man,
ner that threatened to leave him no
clothing I; aud AT one time it looked az
il they would phil his limbs and head
elf. They hoisted him upoo the bill.
lizard table. and for fail 6ye minutes il
seemed from he yells and cheers, and
the surging crow d Of excired men around
that the Internal regions had turned
loose legion of imps
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-12

SALEo1 CoSrIscArED CIGARs.-S. T.
Gage, U. S Revenue Collector, will
sell at his office in Virginia City, at
o'clock p. N. Of Friday the l4th ms,
tday after to morrow a large amour,
OF cigars which he seiz.d-the owner
having violated the Revenue laws. See
sdrerti,emsni.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-12

THE PixLsY TROUPE will give a per.
evening. It's quite unnecessary TO tell
the play goers of Carson that these ar.
ustes will give very amusing and
entertaining exhibition. They played
last night at Genoa Their perform
ance here on Monday night vas largely
attended
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-12

BURGLARY - Night before last the
store Of Liiienfeld, clothing mercban,
on Carson street WAS entered by bur.
glars who carried off large amount of
clothing of all sorts and two cases of
boots. No clue had been obtained to
the perpetrators up to the time Of our
going to press last night. Il is very evil
dent,hat cur town issgain Infested with
thieves.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-12

A RsouIsITIoS was issued last even
ing by Acting Governor Slingeriand
upon the Gpvern'r of California for the
arrest of F. T. Burke, late Chief OF
Police in Sacramento, snd Geo Rider
and s. D Wicks, detectives, on a
charge of kidnapping. The charge is
preferred by one N McCarry who
alleges that he was arrested without
authority of law by the parties for
whose extradition the said reqnisition
was issued. McCarty was accused of
being parry 10 the shed burning on
the c. P. R, R., and after lying for
some month. in The Auburn, Cal, jail
was tried and acquitted.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-12

tbs BRIGSOLI OPgRA TkoUPE is now
performing in Virginia City. Manager
Piper will reserve seats for Car>onites if
notified in time. All who can spare the
time ought to 90 add hear these first
class performers.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-12
ho 8 Il I!

A Memoir ,NDUM BOOK AND A TINE
~ Book were lost, by Oh. unders,rr ned, -
Sunday or Monday. D~ce n,her 18th ~ 18th, etths-
in Umpire or Csison. The hIdsr or a, dess II tf~
bo,ks will confer favor npcn and ieeeivs the
thxnks Of the owner, by leHv log tbsm o. NJ.
Stadium leTs's in Umpire, " AZ Malker's nots,
In CsrsoA.i 0E0 ". Wuttk
Carson, December 18th, 1860. lvs
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-12
Arrivals 1t the St. Charles Hotel

GEORGE TUFLY, PRopRrEroa.
CARSON err January 10, 1870
r. Gleddin, Wa.hoe.
Ring. Oron, Maine.
Thos. Rowland, Lake Valley.
C. Johnson, do
Geo. Alt. Reno.
r. A. Campbell, Walker River.
Ed: French, Virginia.
A. Martin, lone City, Cal.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18
YACHTING NOTES.


The great union regatta OF the Brooklyn Yacht
Club Will come of between the 81 and eth OF Septem-
ber. An unusually large number OF entries is antic.
pated In addition 10 the regular prizes given under
the customary allowance, prizes will also be given to
the yachts arriving at the home stakeboat first Of
their class.
1t appears that the shifting Of the wind from the
southeast to the southwest in tile recent lregatta
given under the auspices Of the New York Yacht
Club entirely upset the calculations or the yacht
men engaged. IN the race. The scho0ners Magic,
Tidal Wave, Madeleine, Siivie, Fleetwing and Alice
were nearly two miles to wlndward when the
sudden change took place. leaving their COM
petitors IN q very fortunate position. as the
The memb rs Of the lone Yacht Club gave de-
day evening Their pretty little feet OF yachts af-
guests. The annual regatta oil this Cub will take
place on Wednesday next the contestants starting
from fagboat opposite the Club House, foot Of
Fifty-1rst street, North river.
The Manhattan Yacht Club regatta Is announced
for Monday next The prizes consist OF silver
plate valued at 5000. The entries include the follow.
ing yachts, vz.:-First class sl0ops Maggie, Richard
Kelly, Mystery. James O'Brien, Unknown, Joe Jeffer
son; second class slOops, Bella, william Seaman,
Gertrude FayOra, Minnie Carrie; third class sloops,
Pet, Skip Jack, Boz and Matte. The first class
yachts will sa from the club house, foot Of Ninety
eighth street. East river, to Sands Point and re-
turn the second class will also start from the club
house and proceed to Stepping Stone and return,
and the third class Will sail to ThrO2's Point and
return. very interesting contest Is anticipated.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

about 1000 cssks deliverable during the Arst half
next month were sold on private terms. Of nsPhtha
sales were reported; the last sale made NJ sfc,
which price Was demanded to-day for The market
for refined oils, though more active than yeserday was
quiet and prices were rather lower the sales being re-
ducton Of c per gallon 81 The decline the msrke cossd
weak The sales were 1000 bbs for June a 2ssc ooo
2OdQ do for June at cand lbOO do. for September at
July, and about Tc. Tor August; 500 bbs prime white
sold at &C. Jobbiug lots slow Of sale and heavy
selling at 2c 29c The market In Phiadephia was stu
quiet but there WAS no particular change ~ prices The da
26slc 1900 do for July at 26tc LOCO do for do st27c
and rumOredl 1000 do. for August nj g716c.
SUaARThe demand for raw was less active than yester
day though q fair business consunmated at fun prices
the closing steady and firm nj sc ec for ar 10
good refining Cuba. The demand parity from the trace
but chiefly from refners There were sold 40o hhds par
al 9xc I0c for Cuba and Porto Rico, the bulk OF tue
boxes were disposed Of part a. sfc. The business 10
refined sugar only moderate, but prices closed que
steady at the following quotatons:-Hard, lT4c. sot
white, l21Sc. l2ac extra 9, l24c and yellow, u:sc
AHlDc We quote:-Cupa-inferior 70 common renning'
SIC ssc fair TO good fair refining. gc we goon 10
prime rehnlne, sc fair 10 good grocery gAc loc prme
70 choice grocery lec l0c centrifugal hads ana ooae
be- &c. Hayana-Boxes Dutch standard Nos 1tos, gee
a93Sc: do, 1910 II, 9Sc do, 20 ~ l0c llc
do 10 70 H. Has i2Ec. do, 10 to 90 !21c l3c ao
white, l2c l3c. Porto Rco-ReGnng grades, &c. 94ci
do., grocery grades, ys<c. = lie
ToBAoco.There moderate degree OF activity IN the
market for Kentucky prices for which were quite STEADY az
100 Pennsylvania at l5c 4Oc. OF the sales
were lao bales nj S6c. a 81 02L. We utole:-
The New York herald., 1870-06-18
A BATTLE FOR LIFE.


A Narrow Escape from Drownins.
On Saturday afternoon three Paterson mechanics.
who are out OF employment, went on The river I'm a
skif for sail. The names Of the men were Thomas
Gowdy, Richard Coyle and John Carter; the two
former were married. When near the dam Of the
Society OF Useful Manufactures the boat be-
came unmanageable to these unsKtlfuI boatmen,
and the boat rapidly drlfted towards the dam.
Cowdy, who was unable to swim, screamed out thas
they would be drowned, and he sprang overheard:
he reached the shore. Coyle and Carter remained
In the boat and went over the Society dam with II.
which at that point Is eight or ten feet high. Carter
then at the suggestion OF some one who shouted
to him, swan for the shore, and he arrived
safely there but utterly exhausted Coyle however.
had life preserver, but he gave up his exertions
but encouraged by the cries Of the people on the
shore he made one superhuman effort and reached
the water company's pump house and fortunately
caught rope that was thrown to him ana he was
dragged to the shore utterly exhausted and with his
garments torn to rags.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18
A CRASH OF BUILDINGS.
Nine Persons Buried in the Ruius-Two Badly
nnd One slightly Iniured.

About eight O'Clock yesterday morning the old
piano factory corner of Twentieth street and Second
avenue, under alteration to tenement house, fell
against the four story brick building No. 1893 Second
avenue, crushing in the entire north wall. No. 3Ss
Is owned and occupied by Mary G. Ross female ply
stefan, and ner daughter, Fannie, aged Twenty-Five;
her daughtern-iaw, Rose Ross, aged thirtytwo, and
two children and her grandchlla, Mary McMana;
Daniel DANIEL Clark, vile and two grandchildren, aged
pied the upper portion OF the building.
AT the time OF the accident the raale members of
the families were absent Mrs. Clark had her Jaw
broken; Rose Ross was badly bruised about the
head and body and Mary McMana was slightly In
Jured. They were taken to Bellevue Hospital. Their
escape from death was almost miraculous The
acedeht was caused, 10 Is supposed, By the under
mummy OF the piano factory by parties making eXca-
vatlous lor cellar the lot dividing 1t from No,
oSo. fof hours there was great excitement In the
nelghp0thoou, and hundreds collected ABOUT the
rulHs, rom Whlch the manrled occupants were
fIaWh ny he worHmen and the police The loss on
both puiulhgs wli be about Sl5 900 or $4,000
The New York herald., 1870-06-18
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Red stockings VS.. EckforNs-Score in Favor
Of Cincinnati.

Red Stockings VS.. Eckfords-Score in Favor
Of Cincinnati.
The attendance at the ball ground to witness the
playing Of the Red Stockings, though measurably
falling of, is still greater tnan had been believed.
Yesterday upward of $500 people gathered at the
Union grounds Notwithstanding that the opinion
universal the Eckords did not stand the slight
est chance OF winning. The game was slow an /
uninteresting one, more OF the socia0le character
than anything else. 1t was not even picture Of
play as was the game Of wednesday. and the mem .
bers OF the Union club present Were made
dissatisfied because of the apparent lack
OF interest shown by the Red Legs, compared
with the style OF play shown by the Reds IN the
contest with them. To sum up The Whole the Reds
did poorly at the bat the mulling OF the Eckfords
permitting, II all chances had been avaed Of
double the number Of runs scored by thersadversa-
ries. However, Williamsburg lees pleased, mas
much as they are far from being the worst beaten
club the Reds have met here thus far. Harry
Wright pitched throughout the game, and his inef.
fciency In this department gave an opportunity for
run-scoring, which the Eckfords took most advan-
taGe OF. The whole play cannot be characterized as
good on either side the score below will show -
The New York herald., 1870-06-18
GOVERNMENTS DULL,

The government list was very dull, with prices
about quarter per cent lower in sympathy with the
weaker tone of the gold market The following were
the final street quotauons-Unied Estates currency
skies, ia 114K; do. skies, 1881, registered, ll4X
ll5; do. do, coupon, lis 11sH; do. vetwenties,
registered, May and November 111H a l1IM; do.
oo 1862, coupon, do, 112H 112i1; do. do, 1854
do. do, 1l1H lllH; do. do, 1865, do. do, IIlX
lllS; do. do, 1865, coupon, January and july
11SH 1l3'l do. do, 1867, do, do 113I 1ls2s; do
do 1865 do. do 1884 1l37S; do. ten.forties reg
isefed, l6SS 1oSi4; do do, coupon, 1887 l0s5k.
THE SOUTHERN LIST QUIET
In Southern securities there was q very dull mar
ket and transactions We're almost wholly confined
to the Tennessees, which were quiet aud steady.
The following were the final prices this even.
ing:-Tennessee, eX coupon, SO a 63H; do. new
6IX q 611z; Virginia, ex coupon 90 70 do.
do new 6S O GO; North Carolina ex coupon, 4s a
4sE; do. new, 242s 25; Georgia, six per cent so a
90; do, seven per cent, 95 o6; South Carolina
ex coupon, 92 SO; do, new, 50 a s2A; Missouri
skies, "a 944; 90. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, e4
o 9f14 Alabama fves, "A a 10; do. eights 10l 4 a
1o2; Louisiana skies, 76ts II; Ievee sixes 20 7Gs
do. do. eishts, 90 a 93}s
MISCELLANEOUS.
Money was easy at three to four per cent on call,
with exceptions at two per cent on governments
Foreign exchange was moderately active az the rates
last quoted.
The following shows the results of to-day's busi-
ness at the Sub-Treasuiy in this city,
The New York herald., 1870-06-18
B0aa0 WING A BRIDAL Ta0uSSEAu.

A Man with a Splendid ssCheelk''-He Forges
Ncrv0usiy Written Letter and BorrO~s "a
Wedding Outfit for His ssIntended''-- The
Honeymoon.
On the 10th inst. Margaretta p Luthy, OF No. 90
West Houston street. was handed the following let.
ter by Walter l.. Butler-
YoRKvILLE, June TO- 1870
MY DEAR FRIEND intended husband will bring you
this note, and we will be married to-day at three O'Clock
Harlem, and very privately indee and you told me
that you would loan me those things, you will be very
and underseeves-and you will obge me so much will
loan pair Of earrings and any little thing that you
would think would do for me 10 get married IN, and viii
take the best of of he and like to see you on
tomorrow morning without fail Please send by my In.
tended ANYTHING will loan have much time,
Goodbye. When see you again will be married woman
Please do not tell any person until Tomorrow excuse
writing because am very nervous Yours very Affection
ately FANNIE c. SHATTUCK,
No. |, All Second avenue.
Mrs Luthey supposlng the letter to come from her
friend gave the intended the following articles:-
A pair or gold and coral earrings ami breast p!n
lace collar handkerchief, cnemisette and q pair OF
underseeves, all valued at sxty-eight dollars and
subsequently ascertaned from Miss s. that the letter
was forgery and written by Butler who procured
the goods. The latter was arragned at Jefferson
Market, before Justice Shandley, yesterday and Is
at present enjoying his "honcymooln in prison In
default OF $1,000 bail
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

D =
Cable reper.ng copious showers in some parts Of
Frapc and the fact that orders to purchase wheat
French account cancelled, combined to unsete the
wheat Market and after the opening sales which
ket reacted and the last sale Change at 49, The
sales about bushels at 81 2S for No. Chicago
spring, 81 3S l Az for No Milwaukee, 81 81 so for
amber winter In store After Change 50C0 bushels
Corn dull and lower the sales being 600 bushels 81
& Oh for ordinary to good Mixed 81 % ~ % for
lots choice do, III i3 $ Is for white, and 81 06 81 10 for
in bond State and Western $1 IL TO- were dull
and nomnny lower. The sales only about 90 900
bushels at Csc, for Western ahoa 6oc for inferior Prince
barley malt dull aud prices nominal at former
quotations
FREIGnTe.Th offerings Of almost all articles
tremey light today and the market very quiet n
The charerng business unusually quiet owing TO the
pool per steamer, $50 bales Id $1,000 bushels
wheat AZ SHd 90 hhds talow on private terms, and, by
at 2Os and 5000 bbs -four private terms The charters
were "A bark TO Dantsc with i601 bbs petroleum, 5s.,
anSd of ii direct, brig, 900 bbls, to the Wndward
on private terms.
HIpEs.ihe market very quiet. and heard Of no
sales of consequence Prices generally heavy the
ssMSwns o 20 c q Ss 70 S s sSS
2sac 22c; Comenes, q TO % lbs, POKE 5e; Rio
sc; cafSrnia, p to q lbs sokc Central American,
lbs lc lse Ma,arnoros and Mexican 22 to "a bs lsc
Vera CruZ5lS 10 lbs lSLc Tapico ~ to % lbs
lsc. Bogota, Is to 20 lbs, t9c., gold
, LEAlhEsIhc market for hemock sole was fairly active.
sales OF which made at our outside quotations The
ccps are only moderate and tue stock of desirable grades
Is light For Union the market duh but unchanged
Rough was slow of SALE but steady in value We the
current QuotaOng:--
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

n R3c 2oc
yeles, 2ge a2c. rough Light s2c. &c. middle
and heavy, S2c. a SIC.
active the opening When ssac was paid
for OF about 100 bbls IN merchantabis order Afer
o sold at @ weh wss a5ous a The cosns
ns Retail 11f os. s Ss q. 0 e kos # @ .Sw
81 ose sales hs Of 60 Seq b se light and and yas% only e
sTsissa as $? y g. ). s. ~ ?ss'ss
Wilmington was nominal a. -,
there moderate ;ossIps ds@.nd lard s small
eSS SSo.sd P' 81 g. s ssssAsa .ss asssasssa wasi
quoted at SC &c., with sales Of 400 bbs South Sea-
se
,s &C., ind Ws,t s,,ss Virginia luOrca'ns Globe, &C. s
~ q 50 bS. pork sla pkg
being little he wee qf @ sms nse
prices steady and Arm AZ the close mess, in
5 G sSssS Iosrs suEs s1sly ss
SSO Live hogs we're only moderately active, quite
prime grades Dressed 6og STEADY at at c iS
20 bs ssf ,o was v d Ss s snae nsS for o M M s ASS
s Sis for extra DO ercs bee was qSe pss but
fss @ S%n 81 Z s % ssn @ Beet Hsms s Ns:
dull and we heard OF no sales OF moment though prices
were hr views Cumberland cut was quoted at iac
Hs ay sn0 modeaoy aS l alive but but
sses s r @ o ss ssay m : awe were made 90 q
az and 6 sasiss dG e D sd and picked
Icing restricted BY the rmness Of holders Who demanded
1ssc for Western The sales were 200 pack
ages at S lac Tor cy also 200 terces for August de-
PHrEoIItM.--The market for crude in bulk, was dull
this months delivery at 9c, though holders generally
g yae % e sppa ' os ss Sa an n desaa
cargo for Jub delivery was sold si is,sc., and