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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-12
FOR REGISTERED PACKAGE.
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tSep',-6s lcke in strong passsuari or aN ioes 'e
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res required to a. se G',I 1s e''
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pro- laies of dir oa PLACED es pck 70 be- -
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Se ned, ~ Of Tue epalilI' 8 lee .
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-12
miscellaneous.

CUMBERLAND COAL.
~ mined Cumberland Coal Of the best quality n the Borden
Mines arriving daily by barges Baltimore For sale BY
BORDEN LOWELL, 20 aud II Wests'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-12

nor SALE-A FARM OF 1O4 acres, at Cats
hl;6 100 Of havi ne residences ard ~
outuings together With the sock aud snss Price @
For particulars address A. PBASE United States Hotel Nes'
Yori
The New York herald., 1871-03-17

With light supply. or beef hams heard Of NO sales eS
ss n
The
full prices were dema S5v boxes at loc 10o,
ss % a
aa
as'sssy sEs fss
a1s .sS S
s & for lard wa: y ses sp. at prices S.n
& & ssd 0s S @ that price
prime Western for ass.y
i i2ao for April issc for March and lsHo May 0y
aSa Dor steam unsSanssS @ sss
aa~e srtn.
welsh iaS., iar extra CSC sso fresh pais, sss
Western ana Northwe.tsrn, eommso on to extra Igc
70 for sss 70 ss I
Mc.i SKINNED, Sc. lOc; common 70 extra State farm
SEEDS Glover was still quiet steady ise: sAs
se as a
rumorea At u 80 gold, duty paid Timothy was duh and
sTEARINE.-Prime in tcs steady at 13kc. a l31c,
IS az adss ss gsy Irregular and
suaAR-Raw continued In good request re6ners being
those
hss al q Ss Ss h
sNe Sc; for fair 70 good refining Cuba There were were
and Porto Rico, chiefly at Sssc sac. for Cuba .
also s0 boxes private terms. Refined In moderately
active demand and firm at l2sc lSc for hard Ac l2c
for soft white and HE llssc tor extra q We quots:
Cubalnferior TO common refining, 7Ac aSc fair renu-
ing, sc.; good refining &c. fair to good grocery sc.
s9c; prime to choice grocery s9ac cenriuga hogs.
boxes. 7,SG .ssts %ssio, 4ca g Havana Bo.e. Dutch
d. is 70 To- s}sc Al0sc; do IL ls llc liAo dos
ITO ~ to ~ H5sc. t2Hc do, white uMo 9hc.
grades ssGa ioae Brazil Dutch STANDARD Noss to ~
foows-SssSS hhds s3476 boxes, S4c32 bags and SblA
TALLow.-Prime steady &c., which price there
were sold about 100000 lbs The other qualities duh
WHIsKEY.-Recepts 4e3 bbls. The market quiet and
heavy but prices were no lower The sales $50 bb
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
A CONVICTED SINISTER,

Interesting Case mt the Special Sessions Yes.
terGay-A Bogus Lawyer Laid Out.
he cases at the Sessions yesterday of the hum
dram character with exceponthat Frederick Hag-
stedd-and hard looking he seedy and ragged
in pumase with the beak of hawk, a heavy black mus
ache, heavy under jaw, with weeks beard on It, and
prominent chin surmounng thick set frame he made
handsome show the dock
You are charged with endeavoring exort money under
false preences What do you say, guilty guilty
mot guildy."
The first witness, Mrs. Margaret Bishop East Sixty
first street, Called who deposed follows 6rs saw
the defendant last Saturday mothers house he said
~ 0fo'Aee cmASgr Sonnnea or at ane TsmOs on
he asked to be allowed to conduct the case did see him
and woua be sHIp shs ~ HE rS, WAS , tI DETECTIVE
oa he saV1asn Wr would T eo q
about c Geael the to the extent of
e uor,a 90, rALTaY All my sun or THIRTY HI poIIARs
spoke Of ettlne him out ball. furthermore said he
THsoUen MS Personal INFLUENCE
He had great deal more to to her mother than to
R po you want ant to o. ask * this lady any quesons'"
Mary A. Goodrich the last witness' mother and who
said, shudderngy that prison on the charge
Els IN a'0o'
s % when ss h. Ss @ ns s s only
deposed that her first meeting with prisoner
- AT THE GATE OF THE roxBs
Her mother was with her and they there to visit her
brother After the sorrowns mother and daughter
admitted within the gloomy precincts of the prison they
proceeded to the cell where the of kindred was
lying TO their surprise they followed by the prisoner
sation that ensued He then stated 81 will get you for
thirty dollars, and, what ID more, will
BRING You OUT This AFTERNOON.
what have you TO say to this Z" said the Judge with
swell, was in de Dombs do see m undher man, und
see desc beeple's sons de slate und / dink
hollo, here IL
CoUNDHRYNAN MINR
nnd asE him 4 he was Dane ne say NO boot my fadher
me do Mr.. kinsen nefer ask
NO MONEY FOn MYSELF,
dat Is ALL"
Judge Dowling-The Court finds you guilty:
mendati0ns from prison doctors.
Judge Dowlng-Let them
STICK THEIR MEDIoINEs.
You were An apothecnrys clerk here until you
you have been prowlng around here meddling In what
doesn't concern This lady 10 much AFFLICTED about
her SON who 10 confined here on criminal charge Natu-
rally she listens to your story, erasping mother WI
You said you could get her boy for thirty dollars and
talked Of your influence. Now propose to show that
eHYsTKRB AND skINNERs
cannot flourish around here great deal has been sad
about the Tombs In that line but there shysteng and
AROUND THE COURT or GENERAL srssroNs
IN week than around the Tombs In You obtained
your ticket OF admission to the by going two
miles 70 get IT, Or course the warden, whom wish TO com.
pmcnt cannot be awake TO all such The system OF
passes faulty and should be changed You viii to the
PENITENTIARY FOR Six MONTHS
ana stand committed until you 6ne OF hfy dollars
The New York herald., 1871-03-17

LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the closing street prices for
government bonds:-United States currency slxes
ll4h ll44; 90. skies, 1881, registered, 1l5A a
ll6I; do. do, coupon, 1l5X q l16I; do. fve-twen.
ties, registered, May and November 1l2 1l2h do.
do, 1852, coupon, do., 1l2A l12X; do. do 1894 do
do, liz l12K; do. do, 1866, do. do. 112H 112X;
DO. do.. registered, January and July, Ill III NJ
do. DO, 1865, coupon do, Ill 111i; do. do 1867,
do. do., Ill nix; do. do, 1868, do. do, 1l1A
1112s; do. ten-forties, registered, 1881 1osA; do
DO, coupon, 1887 l09.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.
the Southern list was steady and generally strong
The following were the final street quotatlons:-Ten
nessee. ex coupon, o. 64A; do.. new, eaX e4h;
Virginia ex coupon. 6s 70; do, new, 071l a 6sH;
do., registered STOCK old, 52M 52H; Georgia
skies, 81 SO; do sevens, 81 SO; do. do., DID, o.
"a; North Carolina, ex coupon Al a 4s; do. fund
ing, 1886, 81 80; do. do, 1858, 2s q 30; do, new
25h 26; do. special tax, 10 2l; Missouri SKIES,
ELK 90; Do. Hannibal and St Joseph, 90 q 9l;
Louisiana skies, 90 II; do new, SO e5 DO. levee
skies, "a 70; do. do eights IS SO; do. Peniten-
tiary sevens. u 49, DO. railroad eights, so s2;
Alabama nves 70 u; do. eights, 10oK q l01; do
railroad eights s4a os South Carolina sixes rs 80;
DO. new. January and July, 05h e5x; do do, April
and October, 81 es; do registered stock, old, 65
Y; Arkansas skies, 81 90; do sevens, IS o 90.
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET,
THURSDAY, March 16-0 p. NJ.
ON 'Change to-day wheat was more active and
firm. The cotton market was strong and animated.
Prices advanced about no. per pound.
MONEY FOUR TO FIVE PER CENT.
The money market was reported more active In
some portions OF the street, but rather in connec
ton with the greater volume OF business at the
Stock Exchange than through any with
drawal OF currency to the interior. While the
better class OF borrowers supplied themselves at four
per cent on governments ana on the more favored
stock collaierals, there was q good demana at five
per cent for loans the usual miscellaneous securi
ties, but the inquiry was fully met ct that rate.
Discounts show the natural hesitation OF moneyed
men to buy when there Is possibility thai the rate
call may 60 up to seven per cent during the fort
night including the 1st OF April. Transactions in
prime paper are now almost entirely at the full legal
rate OF interest.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE WEAK.
The leading drawers OF foreign exchange main
tanned their nominal rates for sterling at l0oN for
sixty day bulls and 1l0x for sight, but allowed
brokerage of one-eighth on these quotations, the
tone Of the market being in reality weak. 1t WITH
be seen byour London kilograms that
THE BANK OF ENGLAND
report for the week ending this morning shows
gain OF $50 In bullion and that no alteration Of
the discount rate has been made.
GOLD sTEADY-11ln TO 111H.
The gold market was steady and IN price un-
changed, but its tsne was hardly SO firm as on the
previous day, particularly after 1t had been ascer
tained that the Bank OF England rate had not been
raised, as some had anticipated. Our dve-twenties
were also a fraction better In London. The recent
advance In gold seems TO have Induced general
covering OF the ..short'' interest," which had been
easily intimidated by the large specie shipment OF
Wednesday, amounting TO 81, 100, 100.
THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD.
There were twenty-i0ur bids for the government
gold offered to day at the Sub-Treasury, amounting
In the aggregate TO $4.s42,6O0, at prices ranging
from l1o.75a 1l1.4a. The million was awarded at
1l1.43 1l1.3S.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The fluctuations OF the market In the Gold Room
arc shown in tho tahlo.-
The New York herald., 1871-03-17

w heat was about lc. better under moderate export
guiry The sales about bushels at 81 81 60
for new No. spring IN store and atoa III 80 for No. do
In store 81 II 81 725 tor amber winter and sfoa
III o0 ~ ~ for white Corn was lc higher and fair de-
for mixed western, &C. for do. the track s9c
for yellow Western Oats were moderately quite
State and Ohio Rye was dull and nominal The last sale
Western was made at I l5 Barley quiet but held with
Lrmness-tworowed Stale quoted at gJc 81. barley
mai. about 1000 bushels worowed State at $50
a$l. m
FnEIGHTs-Ihe market was quiet the offerings excep.
Of grain and cotton beng very light and rates rather
rae active at rates not differing from those yeser
day. The engagements were:-ro Liverpool, 100 bales
p 50O bushels wheat and at sid. Cd. 10 London
lbOOJ bushels wheat at Cd In bulk and SD bags and,
per steamer, 500 bales hops at b6d 10 Glasgow, per
steamer, 10000 bushels sgd TO Havre per Steamer
tC0 bales cotton private The "A bark
with about 1000 quarters grain to Antwerp at
bark with about "a bushels grain Falmouth for or ers
6s 1sd per quarter; If Bordeaux 6s Cd bark from
Philadelphia to Cork for ORDERS United Kingdom or Cont
nent, with 80J0 bbs petroleum, at IS os 3D. and I'd II
bark to London, Liverpool Bristol general cargo and
bark TO Cork for orders United Kingdom Continent with
G rom So SsW on also
Liverpool or Continent, at I'd ll-l6d.
GUNNIEs continued to rule dull prices were nominal
HAY was in limited demand and with continued free re-
.sa 20 81 4o long straw 81
HBap.-Manila was quoted at $50 a loc, gold without
sales Sisal was dull AID nominal Jue quoted 6Ac
HoPs-Tnere was change TO note in the market A
moderate demand prevailed from brewers there
some inquiry export and prices steady and firm for
all grades ices ranged from 7c to 4c for and &c.
&C. for old The demand principally good grades
MoLAssEs-The market for foreign quiet but about
25c few small lots Rico &C. al prices within
the range Of the quotations Domestic was dull and
UNCHANGED, few small made at from CSC.
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, March l6, 1871.


TIE SOUTHERN INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE.
Mr. KELLEY (repJ of Pa asked TO be excused from
ing AZ member Of the select committee 10 investigate
Southern outrages Neither the condition health nor
bis affairs permitted him to pledge the any public
duties He under medical CHARGE threatened with
Apumonay affection, and therefore after adjou
OF Congress must seek repose and labor He invited
tention TO circular laid the desks of members this
ing addressed to the republicans of the House Repre-
sentative. signed BY Butler charged that this
puocsns with the democracy he begged leave most
the floor yesterday high ,ari, republican and
BE- bepe an M par M m me aupea Won9 n @
found that his views were on all questions consistent with
while the reormers who joined
he ana the
ehe country by showing Determination 2 rush through
be1 sss are n all yOed sgass
Yen,leman rom Massachussts the name the Indus.
&c sos Es made ms homes
this he the to excuse him from serving on
Mr. BUTnrS rep, of xas.-r may be pardoned for say.
ng word In reply 70 what has been said BY my friend
against His has always been in sccordance with
his party oo..atiops de attended the Of the
ONE ONE Of those s, who entered into the combination.
who the Phs. easn fh ''rh HI. ssof
ssf ss 1s9y1s s9 the yS.s, and .dmns
say, and reahrm, that this resoiuon which il 80 ob.
on on ;ss The s3SF
Mr. pITsRs repj of Me.wlli The gentleman yield TO
NJ ss ask whether tn. gentleman .
that majority q the republican members who voted
yesterday I on the resolution voted Tor ~
sa: the and % IN mad. %
republican, ssai1., ,ss ,rs resolution os
Ky
Ponents Of the resolution voted for because southern
trick .ha. played upon them that there would ;. no
Of the South and they
ar; BurLER-Let anish my sentence Ther.upon they
,nsy iass NOT he way ,sy'n IN
those ssn.s%sp Wig voted s 70, "''ss ,Ss
S1: g. e, 'nos:s lpsnass and hsiI
a y s.ss g. s sn
Sse question ny eosssus Sl pawss sS" wan
which applies fellow members upon the door ac.ng
- S111ssI ITss TssS ,ssn' .S.ss ~ ns ACTS under
sAs term trek" 70 the action Of his ielew
ppns es nsn 70 t10w 70 o e.
upsn this soor who differed with sfty acting
III: "a hoas: ts.: sense
SgILEai DO not understand that applied the term
DAWES colleague in his circular .Aa. be ha. been
q. suTIEs NJ; speaker-.-
(LAughter.)
NJ D1wEs.In ,h., circular IN the remarks which
tsst fell from bis ps he that tho resolution
ficd by trick.
Mr.. BuTLER-Eo, sir. What did say was this that II
sprung upon the House by trick do not apply Il
10 any eight men, 80
Hr. pxwxs-My colleague has forgotten wha. be said
himself. =
MI BuTLRR-I have not forgotten
s% uo sss ossa R ;sfa ssoS =. s say
shss after the republican CAUCUS regularly called by the
duly eeccd members OF the House. At gentem
present until be found what the The caucus
had acted upon and had determined what mea
should be before the House
lhen legsstiye trick by which minority OF shf
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
gRO0KLYy MATTERS.

There are 1881 persons at present in the Kings
county institutions Flatbush They are apportioned
as follows:-Almshouse, 1885; Hospital, 4O4; Asy.
lum, 706; Nursery, 45l.
The Fire Marshal yesterday TOOK the testimony OF
Frederick C0chen. President Of the Grand Street
and Newtown Railroad Company, concerning the
nue.. He testified that while he had no doubt but
that the 1re was the work Of tncendaries he had
no grounds for suspecting any particular person
former watchman at the stables. The total loss OF
the company is between $4,000 and $4,000. the
property was insured for 440.0oo-$500o In each Of
eight companies.
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
THE SPECIE SHIPMENT
by the Aleppo to-day amounted to $1s8, 900, chien
In gold coin.

THE SPECIE SHIPMENT
by the Aleppo to-day amounted to s1se.O0o, chiefly
In gold coin.
THE TREASURY BALANCES.
The following were the balances In the United
States Treasury at the beginning Of business this
morning:-Con, s102 SOC. 600; currency $15 eoO ooO
the outstanding coin certificates amount
S2S, ,100,O 900.
GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
The government list was firm aud higher. The
special feature was the advance OF currency skies to
114h. These bonds are considerable favor OF late
owing to the limited amount of them ON the market
and their relative cheapness as compared with the
god-bearing issues, their value being, Of course
steadily enhanced by the prospect OF the advance
our paper currency to par in gold. The 'long''
slxes and '62's were active and strong.
STOCKS STRONG AND BUoYANT.
The stock market was active with further ad-
vance In all the leading speculative favorites. The
advance brought out some sales to realize at the
close, but the speculative feeling still runs strongly
in favor OF higher prices, particularly II the lst Of
April shall. come and go without stringent money
market. The secretary Of the Harlem Railroad
Company announces that special meeting OF the
stockholders OF the road will be held on
the 11th Of April next to consider propo
siton to issue $2,000000 OF new stock, which
VIII increase the capital to 600. The transfer
hnnrs u,' ~t~~. oat~ruay next, ut Two O'Clock In
order to decide who shall have voice at the meet
Ing. The announcement produced decline in Har-
lem to 127, but the price subsequently rallied to
12s The object Of issuing the new stock Is said to
be for the purpose OF raising funds complete the
new depot at Forty-second street The new stock
Will PROBABLY be allotted to present holders at so per
cent or al most at par in the appropriate proper.
ton which would be % shares for each 100 now ex-
listing. In the miscellaneous list Canton advanced
to S4z
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the leading speculative stocks during the
day.
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Important Sales OF Fifth Avenue Property and
Central Park Lots.

Central Park Lots.
The leading operators and investors in attended
the Exchange yesterday large numbers bidding
was consequently very spirited Some valuable property
was disposed Of The principal sale house
OF Eighteenth street Fifth avenue which sold for
$ll7500 intended, said convert this building
into large tailoring establishment The following
otner transactions o! the day.
BY JAMES NJ MILLER.
Lot and building g. Of Both ST. 100 IT. of 7th av, lot
Nxs0S to Arthur j. Scandin $4,000
Residence Of the late Robert swift Livingston known
as "Almont," on 8. of Hudson river, miles of
Barryown containing 400 acres to Robert $. Living.
'on NY n,rn WI; 90 AoSoo
House and lot W. cor. Of Madison av and Eas. 18th
st lot 23x85.6, house first class. three story and
French roof to Chas E. Bernard"..... 1880
:, - ESTATE OF DANIEL Il. FEARIN9
Thomas -. = ''- =. .: 500
No: Dey St, g. I5s IT. w. Of Broadway a5xSS, to
VIM; Lalor $500
houses, 2oxS7, 70 Mahon Sands. 1880
ton one s6.6s and one 2l1s5, to Mahlon sands 1890
H. Ludlow. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - go COO
LOT adJoinng on 5th av 70 xl0o to Z. H. Ludlow 10000
24,5O0
10, 10; adJoining same size 70 e. r. LUDLOW 2UoOO
lot W. s. sh av adjoining above, ssxoo s Cohen. 9S
lots W. 9th av adjoining, same size Cohen $500
lst n w. corner 10Th av and $50 st., 25s}axl0J. K Ir-
lots . 10th av adjoining above each s5Iioo r.
Irwin. .loeO0
Iot St. rear loo IT W. of 10Th av ;35ii6i r. '-'0
lots ST., adjoining each 4x about ias T. -'
Irwin ....... 6,45O
st. lot zSxeo5 G. b. Burnard.. 1850
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
NAVAL ORDERS :

Lieutant Commander Charles N. Anthony ordered rs
ceiving ship vandalia Masters Edward H. Ghecn, Willie
Swift, W. A. Reder Frederick Sanger, Albert Force and
Haskell fhiadephia Navy Ward;
Commander f. Bradford detached from Bureau OF Yards
and Docks and ordered TO special duty Inspector
nance Master W Wheeler detached from The Narsgan
from the PhAdeuha Navy Yard ordered 10 settle ac-
counts
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
Total bales. ......... 4,225

IotaI oaies. ...:..... 422b LAOS 6,633
Included In the above 25l bales arrive
For future delivery the transactions heavy advanc
Ing prices The sales to-day ls 500 bales oows-
2, IT, as e. 4 III ilss Soo a! loo each Apr, and
tegeher 100 each March, April, May and June c TO-
gether May 4oo at 100 at IS lSi6c 430o at c, 400
lC toSs'he1 Soo .ea each May And Jq at
and 100 August at lA togsher 100 July and loo August
August and as asssp,smSsr a! c together September 200
loOe bales. foliows:-April. 200 Al 1899, Soo II
IS l5:l6c;, 200 April ana 200 May, AZ l3 lSisc.
YyHns 5oU D.n a. Ms; Jny and August 100 each al
The average quotations Of yesterdays as
follows: April l3S5c May 139,c.; July i4llc; August
33c. June sold at i4c. and September &C. The clos
ing prices for lots on the spot were as follows: \. ~
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
CITY RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.

James Pagan, lad Of fourteen year, died in Bellevue
Hospital Wednesday night In the morning Of that day
James, 10 stated, attempting Jump the front
platform OF Third while was motto n,
falling on the track the wheel passed his foot and leg.
in6ctng injuries from which he died. Permission
given the body 10 the residence Of the paen 36
East Thirty sixth street, where Coroner Hermann ne
fed 10 hold an inquest
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
THE Cotton MOVEMENT.

List Of Vessels Arrived MT Liverpool With
American Cotton March 10,
LIVERPOOL, March 16, 1871.
The following vessels have arrived at this port
with cargOes OF American cotton, viz !
The New York herald., 1871-03-17


STOCK at date 1887 hhds Cuba, l25 do Rico 133 do
English Islands and b0U bbls. New Orleans.
NAVAL SToRRs.The market for spirits turpentine was
dull add unchanged There was but little demand, that
buyers About 6O bb In lots, sold 52Hc. for
chanabe; buyers refused TO buy large above SIC.
Rosin-sraned was IN limited demand and easier while
the other Qualities @ were extremely quiet but held for full
s. sssss:d sS ~ :ns j. g. g. IS = sU W.
"a u.s. pale, " " S7.he latter price for window Rass
OILs.Linseed was dull and unchanged. Jobbing lots
were selling At &c., 10 casks Menhaden steady At 60c.
Olive was dun and nominal or Western neasfoot 81 bbls
were sold on private terms Crude cotton seed
PErRoLEUM:-The market for crude, In bulk dull
~ ever Ihe demand extremely light, being cou6ned TO
small lots to supply immediate wants. and sales of
ment were reported Purchases could have been made at
Msi wss put s inquiry sS 'uSs S.Dsss IN 0Ss
We're no sales rspored r.. make. ror reUsd was un.
changed The demand was light from all classes Of buyers
and !he sale, were unmportsn while prices favored buy
e though they were no lower At the close cargoes
quoted atNAc a21c Jobbing lots steady former
prices The market In fhiiadslpha very quiet, and
Ing At 2aHc There $50 bbis for March a 2so
and l,0OG do for April at 14hc
klor-Carona was steady and nrm at Sic. Sxc, with
small sale: within the The supply very Light Of
sss Sbis. i. pork, sssS bels and
crccs beef 3O6 packages cut meats S0 bbs and erces
lard Pork quiet the spot but fairy active for future
delivery with prices however avoring buyers 10 the extent
$2isH and fsr March delivery Al ssi :sIs.
March, S2 S7e Slf 80 for April. chiefly a. ths latter
price rG and May at ss2 AbSs! 22O pSls. were were
and go s" 80 & ios ss prime ne mes. 20 Dressed 49, bog:
were again higher the market closing strong a 9c lUAc