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The New York herald., 1871-10-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

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WEDNESDAY, OcL ls--0 =. NJ.
On change to-day wheat was rather more acuVc
nj a snghs concession la prices. Cotton was quic'
~wd asrine lower
There was no relaxation IN money when was IN
nrrcnt request az extravagant ra;e Some oil the ieau
lng government houses had balances ict wi'A then
q, seycn per cent: but general rate on the same
eonaserals was seven gold. Among the STOCK houses
&c stringeDcy was as severe a. on yesterday, ana
nothing but the fear OF the usury laws prevented
handlers lrom exactng even higher rates. Some
weak borrowers paid as high az one
>4uarter commission for having stocks turned
Aat steady business was done all day
nj lie and 4 per cent among tho ordinary houses.
yeward three O'Clock the government paid out
ssout three quarters or million currency for bonds
bought to-day, and the contribution Of this sum
worked the rate down to seven gold. again before
che close or banking hours. After three O'Clock
some late borrowers were ont In quest OF funds ana
offered as high ~ l-1d for accommodation.
Prime commercial paper is salaDlo only at
heavy discount II negotiated on the street. me
banks are generously extending all the accomoda
ten they can al seven per cent.
Foreign exchange was nominally lower by 4 X
per cen; for sterling bills, but acsnal sales ont OF
second hands were reported 10 have been made at
lOs Q 1855 for prime sixty-day bills
THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE or BONDS.
The Assistant Treasurer at noon opened pro-
posa,s for the sale TO the government OF two mil
nons OF nve-twenucs and found tenders or
81 24e Io0 at prices ranging from ll0.0s TO 111.6l
average OF IA per cent less than par in gold the
austati0p OF which at the same time stood liza 25.
The purchase was increased to four miinons-twico
she amount advertised for-and the accepted bonds
cost llo.0s 110.47l or an average OF about llo2s
GOLD wEAK-ll3ss l12H.
The gold market was steady, II not strong, even
alter the acceptances above noted, rumor having
got into circulation that the sale OF gold tomorrow
womb be limited 10 one million. Later on weak
mess set in on the iniimatiOn that MI. Boutwell,
might to- morrow decide TO accept bonds instead OF
currency in payment for the gold to be offered at
the Sub Treasury, and the market fell OF to 1l21s.
Curlonsly enough. little interest was manifested
concerning the action OF the Bank or
England TO morrow regards the rate OF
discount, probably for the reason that no alteration
expected. The tone of the gold market has
greatly surprised the "bus," ana one prominent
dry goods merchant. repuied to be heavily inter-
fsled on that side or the account, was seen ner.
sousy watching it, progress to-day. Singular as IL
may seem, the Chicago lre-which made so much
havoc with stocks-has been the cause OF lower
gold, by furnishing the market with an unexpected
aud very large supply OF sterling bills, drawn by
nerican agents OF the hall dozen British insurance
companies against losses in that calamity. The
rGn,sc OF the market Is shown In The table,
The New York herald., 1871-10-19
The RAILROAD BOZ
the CITY bANK STOCKS.

THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-Msnhaitan, $50; Mechanics, l3O; America,
)ss; PheDix. io7 North River, o.: Tradesmen's l5o;
Galatln National, 10; Commerce, ILL., Bank Of the
Republic 49, Bank Of North America, ,l02; East River
10; NASSAU, io5; shoe and Leather, 1913; Continental
%; Marine. I5s; Fourth National, Io7; Ninth Ma.
tional, lI6
SOUTHERN SECURITIES HEAVY.
Tie Southern list betrayed more weakness to-aay
than u has shown since the beginning Of the excite.
nent on the STOCK Exchange ana slowly declined
for tho leading bonds. The following the clos.
street prices :-TcDnesscc, ex coupon 63a GA
90 nov. o. S1ls: virginia, ex coupon, % 30; d.
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IN The god loan market Tue rates ranGeI from
per cent for carrying 10 l-6i Tor borrowing. The
operations OF the Cold Exchange BanE were as
follows
bVu i.bOs, soI
currency balances, i,oial5s
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

L,oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
A. Old DOninon steamship Company.
stssmshps Of this line leave pier North River, fool Of
Beach street
For Norfolk and Portsmouth. The steamship ALBEMARLE
with freight, will sail Wednesday, oct IL al the
steamship SARATOGA, Thursday, Oct 9, at M Tor
Norfolk City Point aud Rchmond connecting With the VIZ
nia and Tennessee Air line. eab0ard Inland Air nos
Ieicrsburg aud Weldon Railroad, Chesapeake and OHIO
Railroad and Richmond and Danvile Railroad. Through
tickets through bills of Ading at reduced rates
to all points South and Southwest.
No passengers taken the ships sailing on Monday
Wednesday md FRIDAY.
Apply office. pier 3 office Of the company, lsl
Greenwich street, corner of Dey.
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KILLED OF TIE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.

Late on Monday afternoon Richard Clcaser, lad
six years OF age was struck at Ninety eighth street
ana Eleventh avenue by the locomotive attached TO
train OF cars belonging to the Hudson River Rail-
road company ana SO severely injnred that ne sub
street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues. The
latner, VINO was with his son at the tune OF the
accident, took him home. Coroner Keenan, was
notified 10 hold an inquest.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

per cent for CARVING 10 I6i Tor BORROWING The
operations OF the Cold Exchange BanS were as
follows
Gold cleared So, ,sle, 900
Currency balances, es,..............-...... lol3,l9S
The Liverpool steamer took out 100000 IN silver.
COVE iNMESTs LOWER.
Government bonds were unsettled and prices
sCwer the eject OF the extra purchase at the Sub
Treasury being disregarded. The lower stage OF
Ahe gold market late in the day confirmed the de-
cline, ana prices LETT OF as foows:-united States
currency skies, ll0}s ll do do, 1881, registered
ia us: do. do, coupon, ll51s 1loh: do. five
swenties registered, May and November, l03X a
1io4; DO. do, 1862. coupon, do 114ls l141s; DO.
10, 1864 do do, l13 ll3s; DO do, 1885, do. do
l1sA lI4.s; do do, registered January and July,
ll2 ll21s; do. do, 1so5, coupon, DO, ll2 a ll2S;
DO do, 1867, do. do, ll2;s I129s DO. TO-, 1858.
DO 90, 1925 1925; do teR-iortics, registered,
Los lcss.; do do, coupon, 1o9S 1929.
STOCKS FBvERsD AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market alternately weak and
rtrong under lhe changing superiority OF The innu-
rnees Of active money and OF prospective relaxa
Ion. During the interval 10 the government pur-
chase disposition In The way OF recovery was
quite manifest, but the linitation OF The accept
nnees TO four millions caused disappointment and
The pressure 10 sell was stimulated by the severe
strin.ency o! the money mariet during The hours
when bank accounts are usually made up In
the strain to get money at this period stocks
were iilcrany thrown upon The market for cash and
'ihe panic, 50 long anticipated, thought 70 be
~ hanj IN fact, many or the leading speculative
favorites did sell at the lowest prices recorded
the outbreak OF the Chicago fire. But after banking
hours, with the mental relaxation succeeding the
completion OF the most vexatious portion OF the
days business and Win the prospect OF four mil.
lions OF currency 10 come upon The street from the
treasury vaults 10 omoITow. ana with vague reports
thai The government would buy bonds with gold
instead OF selling the latter, the street tooS more
cheerful view OF the situation and prices improved,
until at time late ia the day most Of the decline
had peep recovered; but this advance brought out
sellers, and before night prices had yielded once
more, leaving Cf at u fair mean between the eX-
tsemes OF the day. Ine decline IN New Jersey
Central to 100 is attributed TO The decision OF tic
Chancellor Of the state removing the injunction
Oh the lease OF the United Companies road 10 the
pcnnsYyania Railroad. Tue decision Il published
10 another column.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
Tie following table shows the highest and lowest
prices uJ the prIn cipa stocks during the day:--
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The quotations based cotton running 10 quality mol
more than half grade above below the grade auoted
dhe nei receipts q! The Iors sum Up hus:daive,ton.
Charleston, 3S9 Wiminr,on, 2is; Norfolk is2i Bsii,
more 81 New York, s79 Boston. s5tos S4 This day
last week eb7a THIS day last 95D Rates
freight 70 foreign ports closed follows:-To Liver
poo, Uy steam; "a. y sA!,, a., IiSd TO H,yre,
so%gI..s.d Bremen, steam, c, gold. cOmprssssd
10 Baltic oris. by sail, NC &c, gold.
CorttS-.Ths market was quiet and unchanged: The
go bags Ro per hcrrImack from nrs hands
iom rs haods resaes Of soo bags RIO 10 arrive al
New Orleans Mary Way, and $500 bags per Regu-
s,or 70 arrive ~ New Oreans-an on private terms.
far do isxc ss ssSd esrf0s ,sc isHs S2.
DO g. gold IN bond; Maracaibo, 1sSc Laguayra
X5c. &c., gold. duty paid.
l.s bushels; corn l57 DO. corn meal a2s bags; oats
eli4 bushes rye $500 do barlev, sssob do. fbs Sonr
market ruled dui and heavy, but change
quotations. The saes were about 800 bbs Rye Hour
" isr demand and urn Corn meal was quiet but steady
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,U1a9'..'.'' 900 - = 5IJ 1,las
ast october 100 at i9tc 20y at 10 3lsc, 2y AZ
l9e 100 a, y slsc 200 q, ioO iisc
700 at sc 4c ~ 1sSc 200 At f9 l6c November and De-
eember 500 each a, ls IeO 10 siec go each At
l94c., M each at 10 bite Novemter and January 100
lsse, goo at 10 ssc, boo At isse o sts 5iSs so al
February 900 a l9c, 20J al IaIc March, 500 al issc
April ip ;os a. %e total Y ln Todayoetober, LOO al
sna Dse.%Ss @ =; i ,s each sos A. 100 each
is,se November and December go each al lsisc 1eesm
her iiW AZ l91c 200 a. 1s slice. 100 at 10 5iec soo a.
1plkc lvO NJ IL Life, 1401 Iec anuarv .o0 tai
oo ~ y psr S.nasv 1 and February o is5o
~ we April 700 at 2oc.-total 1890 bales: grand total
zo4M bales The average quotations OF yesterdays forwa ra
cember iogzc. February, isc We quote: "'''c"i DC
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

COASTWISE s5IEAuS1AAESs
FoR NEW oHLs4ss IL sssnssIi D1assn Steamship Lin.
sss ms, os;.ssa E
~ sscss ysisS'. rsssiysd ink through rave;
Cabin passage. $50; sieerase, ssS. -
''''' u H. E's'Is g. GRoEwsLL CO.. IS West street.
From EKgAss pss NJ Tss sTEsMsH5r T'ys, oI;1sl aSe
on saturday. Oct 81
vts Mobile Sna nasnss i0 st. 0'
eniHf BAKER,
:sexsssi :;ss%ssis 5iISyiIIs; ! sssss
H. AZ r H.. from pier 81 Hoh RIVER : o''''e'
Throush rates given for St. Louis, vcksburs Mobile, oal
For freighn apply
1877 West street, corner Readc street.
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The s,sa%sSip sHn:ssrn Z! l'Ne. W. LORD.
w .,,, n.r q Ec, Captain R,dt EoSsssa Ecan..o,,
Freight for ST. Louis NoDIc and 6avsston taken.
For freight passage, having superior iaona
'pps'' Q. H. MALLORY CO.. iss Maiden lam.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN ,gs FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
VIA cHAHEsssssSss, ss,v rss., 6 o... !, 1871.
Special sszaRs sss:aRssss%%i1s s%i&s ie' 'Ss
C.: ssss ss;9sss s os:sss e.
f's 4sD LINE
This limo will Excursi Tickets 10 the above points,
and return Tickets good for sixty days from de Of ssue -
Rome, Ca, October 20. rs
Atlanta, Ga, October ls..... ............... $50
Augusta, Ca. October 81 .>...."..... ~
Sa,n%p9a MSnaSG%ers. a nai NoysnS.r 0S,oSsT g
All freishts Tor the Fairs viii be charged u
isssi g Ssa ss %
consgn shipments to the Secretary OF the Fair care OF sou
Carolina Railroad Agent Charleston s. c. marking dess-
Freight received pier 70 North River and through bills
OF ang issued ana Signed and passage tickets obtained 1t
WAC o"e'o' HENRY n. MORGAN CO..
No. I77 West street. New York.
Steamers ut NJ from pier 70 North River evoyy
BENTLEY b. HAsELI, General Agen.
BIZ broadway, New York. -
rrHE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND pAssEN0ER
and the
South and Southwest,
sailing from pier No 29 North River at r. N.
1ucsday, Thursday and Saturday.
The hryt class sidewheei steamship
GEORGIA. Captain Sidney Crowen,
viii aa, on Thursday, October la
Through passage tickets and bs Of adns Issued at low
For local frsish. and passage apply TO
IN Wcrt street, OF Warren.
For through lrs,sht and rates appy e ,or,
Thomas street.
tn. steamship CHAMPION win follow Saturday. oese
E'oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Doninion steamship Company.
sssmshps Of this line leave pier 81 North River foot Of
For Norfolk Portsmouth. The steamship ALBEMARLE
with freishn WI sail on wednesday oc "a al ths
No1oH CIV ron. and ohmopd connecns wb Il: VIZ
gna and Tennessee Air line the seaboard Inland Air Line.
Railr n nYpv
The New York herald., 1871-10-19
STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


CorroS.-Thc market was dun and unsetreo The an.
neIed quotations represent decline of &c. per 10 on al
grades, bu. sales unfrequenty made at more
marked decline under the pressure sell future de,iv
an active busness IN progress but lower prices
The sales reported Change sum up as ,oions:--
JoD9U, at ErfHi.I 1o.n
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I2t15 and H:1J n,C,o.h p. NI.

01fItO"N z. We
IGSco $40 g ss iis: iaGSo SO. C 81 iiasS
& &Ssuo - do;........ liz,s eusp do........... ll3M
'VeeV - ezo o oa.'.. lis's avw 5 6s CUR :..c II
The New York herald., 1871-10-19
NEW YOg3 HERALD THURSDAY SHEET

registered stock, DID, ~ 81; DO sixes, consolidated
bonds, 90 6eh; do. sixes, deferred SCRIP 20 20;
Georgia syes, so 81; do. sevcns, 90N "; do sevens,
gold, 80 49, North Carolina, ex cSupon, 3s 49, do.
funding, 1895, 80 81; do DO, 1863, 25 30; do.
new, 10 a q; do. special tax, l5h IL;
Missouri siAes, 95 u pa; do. Hannibal ana 81
Joseph, 90 a %: Louisiana skies, 81 20; do.
new, 90 a G2 DO levee skies, G5 20; do
DO. eights, so So DO. DO eghts, 1875 IS SO; do.
pcnitenaary sevens, G5 10; do. railroad eights 10
so; Alanama lves, eS 10; do. eighs. 9S 1907 do.
railroad eights 30 4 95; South Carolina sixes ~
75: do. new, January and Jnly i4is 40; DO.
do April ana October ~ a 43; Arkansas siAes,
funded, IS a SO.
COMPARISON or THE EXPORTS.
Tne following shows The exports exclusive OF
specie from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending October II, ana since the beginning OF the
year. - ,e-o ,o.,
For the week. $4I4a,2l7 $3196, 1873 $6,s3l, i74
prev reported ISL l9765ss l4l, 559o6S PSI, 3ol
since JAM sl5s 125 500 $1s 1855 2ol $3.50 0Ss, IT'S
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The following Interesting summary OF railway
tranc for the expired nine months OF 1871, as CON-
pared with 1870, has been prepared by the Buitetn
In advance of the usual tables
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

TOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF FRUIT,
Mix and Butter Store, Fixtures without stock; loca
ton and business nrs, class Inquire at the STORE s3 sixth
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16

The prospects that the affairs Of the Union Pacific Rail
way Company will be placed under the management Of
prominent New-York parties has materially improved
prices of the securities, which close the basis Of the
following bids First Mortgage, 745 s75 Incomes, 500
800. and Land Grant, 57i d5s.
The bull movement has become unaccountahly weak
again. and prices during the forenoon looked much like
returning to points ruling before the advance COM
menced II is, however, asserted by the knowing
Of the sreetthose gentlemen who never az loss to
for the eceentrcites of the marketthat prices
been puoely allowed to settle in order to give
the clques chance To scOop" the market n this
true the operators who have taken ventures at the
prices current Thursday and Friday may have another
chance to save themselves from loss and even
make a profit. II is very difficult however, to
assign any real for the sudden change in
the tone the market unless it is concluded that the
moving impulses recently have from Spectators in
the street. in the hope of attracting larger public in
terest in stock operations and that the experiment
thus far utter failure One Of the features OF the
day was a further decline in Hannibal and St Joseph
stocks the Common selling down to 49, and the Preferred
touching 95 From this point Of decline the Common
stock rallied to ~. Among the miscellaneous stocks
Western Union has been strong supported by the party
which for several months has kept II In firm
position. Among the exceptionally firm stocks
was Alton and Terre Haue, which advanced
10 SOs-an Improvement partly Influenced by the
report that the Vanderbilt party seeking Its
troll The Preferred stock, which has IA per cent dvid
ends nearly due has not yet felt The Impulse OF the new
movement 4. the Vanderbilt stocks rule. are
much improved in market value, should suppose the
Trrre Haute stockholders would be very glad TO be In
cuded in the list Of avortes under the control Of the
Commodore. Upon the publication OF the bank state
the market became nrmer and closed STEADY. The
business to-day has been weii-distrbuted among the
active list the eciaties OF late transactions The fol
lowing table shows the highest and lowest prices OF
active stocks made to-day;
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16

fu faces to thinking, put canvas the typical
suen stod face of the proietaie to whom to-day is ns
yesterday to whom tomorrow has enchantment, but
TO whom life Is rounded in the circle of petty cares which
bring food and sleep in their season. The picture
is not painted TO thrust these thoughts in your face
IL work Of art not socialist tract Every inch OF
the canvas is gone with minute conscientious
If the artist expected to be judged upon the
absolute truth of his picture He need fear no inqls
tOn. In attitude, and costume in the handKer
chief tied the bullethead firmly and practically
that it becomes uncOnscously ornamental, In the red
hands knotty with toll and dusky with the clean dirt OF
the fields in the perfect arms, muscular with labor Dut
round with youth where texture and tan are marvel
ousy reproduced in the vigorous but still grish iorn
and all in the face, where and foul weather
and the dull, exnguishng touch Of over-work have not
been able wholly destroy the comelness which Is the
right OF women. this figure is In our Judgment as pcec
an embodiment Of the actual peasant glrl Oi touAy
Thought and form-reprOductiOn and suggestion taken
together-as exists in the world
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16

fm at ole dcl ard c In ysr sales Of 100 bbs
inside quotation There has steady market for Roshs pses
are @ above he views Of buyers ard no tysnors Of mPo.ne.
have been made Strined ~ l5Os2 23j No
S2 0 and No At s3aS3 u.s. unsll lot Of Wilmington
disposed OF at 81 80 delivered Prime City Pth steady
OLSCude Fish Oils eOntnge Moderate demand HsnufetrrS
dil and prices nominal American Lned Dun bu,
without quoabe change Ohsr OILS 10 m0ier
and prices nBslisred
PkOyTsIONSWe have hsd qae aeye Pork market seay
for the future and notwithstanding the latest syoes from tie
decided the numer of hogs the principal pag
points and marked increase Ve6ts l the den,nd r e
m higher figures obtained In Prime Mo- b,.
been done having been bed above the limits Of shippers. t
are ponewhat nominal aud the snIply ncre1sas tad
mes, for m. future large and hgher sgUe.
Todsy and prices smi sales 1870 bbs AZ
eg +2l for New DO for fture delivery
sn quei sales 100 b a. $2 for Janaar and Peaf All
b szl I5 Beef is active AMI prices
saes 100 bills slOa IS for Plain Mess snd S5aS7 % ~ Kr
Terce still sBi the demand fair ssles A
e260s Prime and sra 81 for India Mes. Beef
demand sales IS bb At f29a 30 ~ M W.
Cut Meats dull nominal Bsc0u firm
msrd fair; the close the market stronger with
about ic al Dressed Hog In good dema nj and
Smer at sdSic for Western snd d3s for City Lori l.
msnd Tor export and frm goo stock Ordinary
omewhat unsettled IN yaue; sas 100 bbs AMI lli "a
he for Cyi Rial2le Tor Pair n Prime STEAM for n9re hs
market active; sales $50 ies seller JALuary Rle sn
seller April l3.e.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.


Jan l4-li.JO m.-CousOls O7rei AZ - Tor ro'fF
American secues quieti T. > Te IHenN b" -
1862 g; g9l; Ten Foies. 38 stocks umi Er d
Illinois Central ll0 Atlantic and CIR at Western ~.
LIVERPOOL Jan lill:3 DCoton % ened trn hdng lp-
lands .07Ed Mdlng Orleans, "a Rea1ed Petrolelm sH
Petroleum. ll!d. FOur-Western ~. spirits IurPeile -
s.I0SDOS, Jan lf-ll:30 a. m-Sugar, @ arrive ~ al
ANrwRRP Jan. 4-Petroleum. os francs Tor STANDARD NhH
mCOnsos closed AZ 70 i0r mue 80 -
account securities firm; T. s Five rNeniy honis o. s
89l; 1851 81. Ten.Fores 81 stOeks-bnes afhsf A. s hoI
Central llO Atlantic and Great Western. 28
LIVERPOOL JAN l4-l:D Motion has hen sronf ADJ huo
Mfsng Uplans 81 NJ tinr Orih
sid Of the DAY. 1900 baes 400 for Peeuao9 snd soH
Cotton loading Mobile sold AZ 8d3 for Mclug Mobile me-i'
from Bombay last report o the tb n o
bales Brea1fs frm ami unchanged Refined Petroleum tL ia.
l..
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16

EXPORTS FROM SEPT. 1870, TO DATE.

Offering has leeu moielste aud
the shipments al kinds very light The advance Wheat
OF shpownes have reduced sppng mar
gins the sl been larger aud Of Provisions mod
The chaeng business dali bat rates
steady to-day To Liverpool LOO bales or
Cotton by steam 3D. M 1000 bass Of Clover Sed At 50 50 per un
n0 boes and coo terces Of Beef al 5 dos g
bUl To London. l,9oO bbls. Of Flour At 2ssi sail ,
GRhN-Wheat ha. been comparatively quiet during the
mast week with much irregusrty in regard 20 values
owing in conflicting Gable dispatches and
Ia and frclghts. N the Wheat
store here there than supposed and with him
aud confident feeling has been
apparent other this From the Winter wheat
growing sections favorable OF the IN
some sections cold weather has for
the generally aSaco The under
cultivation unusually and should tle FROST hers Is
BUSH against 2350J0 bush. the corresponding week
last wear Our stock Sound Wheat Is Teduced %
aboat of this has already been disposed o
leaving Sound Wheat in r hands At the Produce
Exchange there considerable excitement early the
uuder report further Liverpool and holders
materially while others Withdrew from the market
To-day held with Increased hrmness owing To the more favor.
able Europe the insisted On check tho
rrpoTt inquiry Spring held gher and in moderate request
close the market strong sales JO buS a S 5s Tor
Mwankee n store: sl 81 Amber State 81 55d 81 IS for
Michigan; Sl VI % for Amber Michigan 81 Od - for
Bsrlrys quiet aud hyor The buef Barley
Mali dull sales LOO bush CITY az 81 1881 70
81 Dat. quiet but not freely
offered: bush track ani b9d62c sfoat New
59Ga9c store aud state at blc aaost Re
oui,t 500 bgsh . for Jersey aud 81 hid snd
% a- for Western held ~ 09d 81 TO- Corn Is
uner though active demand being part
bush DaisD and Unonnd al bd c Western hited s@
southern white Jersey yellow tsld8llc
Fk sFP l.