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The PLANET MERCURY.
From the Providence Journal,

From the Providence Journal, April 22.l
It - a rare thing TO the planet Mercury with
the naked eye and many great astronomers have
died without the sight. But If the weather Is favor
able for few evenings to come the diligent OBJ
server may succeed In tracking the swift-f0oted
messenger of the gous during the fading twilight I'D
The western SKY. Such s the close proximity OF
Mercury to the sum- and the raDiiity OF his notion
that he never sets more than two hours and "a few
minutes after the sun, or rises bv more than that IN
terval before MIN. His apparent motlon, seen
from the EARTH Is alternately from west to east and
east to west In nearly straight lines, the extreme
points being called has elOngations. He Is now east
OF the sum- and VIII reach OIL sunday. the 23d, his
servers will he most likely ITO pick HIM up,n "a
tronomers say, In the western sky. He Is TO be
looked about hour after sunset in the region
OF the skies few degrees west or the well known
constellation OF the P.eiades. lie shines with Pc
culIar brilliancy which that OF lew stars be
compared and although perfectly distinct when
once ms place Is found manages To escape detection
by the undirected eye. III the weather IL favorable
ii will be sight worth looking at TO the brilliant
stranger Mercury, the soft and pensile Venus, the
fair crescent Moon and the regal planet Jupiter
shining at the same time aud tracking their wander
ing course amid the twlnkling groups, whose unde
Waiting paths make them the symbol Of passonless
purity and infnity. The planets ana moon have q
special interest," for they are nearer to u.s. our broth
ers and sisters. born at the time pursuing the
same course and travelling TO the same lncompre.
hensibe goal. VINO viii catch the first sight OF the
smallest member oil the system, famed for his amaz
ing swiftness and his wondrous supply OF heat and
lights
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Of the wing Of the Almighty. Your hope is I'm the
constant flow OF Gods grace into your soul. Human
nature Is impotent and weak and we must have
divine assistance. There are three kinds OF cleo
mon. First. the individual chosen for q
given purpose, Cyrus to rebuild Jeru-
salem. or the twelve Apostles Next, there
are national elections, as the Jewish OF
Od and OF certain nations OF the present day. May
our own be one that shall make its calling and
election sure. Lastly there Is the election OF charac
Ter. goose differs from bird OF paradise in
character, not In elements. One man differs from
another, not In the materials Of body or mind, but
In chal acter. Every man Is
RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS FUTURE,
he gaining heaven by the exercise Of the powers
God has given him. II that future is in he'll he
reaches IL by the abuse OF those powers This Is the
great lesson; the great truth 70 be learned.
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ccusT Ca.eNDAss-TalS oar.

SUPREME CoUHT-GESfRALTE Rh-Held pyyuuaes
Ingraham, Barnard and Cardozo.-Nos. Z5I, 266,
267 26s $50, Isl, 2s2 2S5, 2Si. $50 go -, 2ss,
2sp, 300 2Ji, IS, 80. 295, 2oi, 49, 2o6 3', ~.
sl'pREMR CouRr-CIRourr-Part 2--lIed ny Judge
Sutherland l92 200, POS, 26s GAG, lys2, ~,
10 1908 2s IS i4a 800 E 81 spa is ge si b.
Ind,o Ereedman--Nos. $685. 46l, SAT, $40, $50, 157,
Sos 500 as, io3, 25a, asi, 2oe 1873, sol, so. $50
S97, 70, ela. Oh d2l Part 2aHel oy Judge NC
6lo, $50, $50. e62. 59l, 32I, 3ss SO
CouRr or COMMON PLFAs-TRIAL TERN-Part p
Held by fudge Joseph +. DAILY. Nos. 703, s2l, s74
"a p5g il3 524 SIS, 800, SD, 1892, 95S 15l 100.
900, o. 4ie, 9o6 ss5 954, e22 923, 500. o29. ga,
653 g07, g. 509, 6l5. 9l3. 9di, 962, s45 s97, s7o
OH, s53, s7s, S7f.
MARINE CouRr-GESERAL TERM--IIeld by Judges
AlEer Curtis and iiacy-Caendar Tor April "a, rs
and 26.Nos. !. 2, 3 4 8, q, 7, y o. 10. IL, II. Is
II, J5, IL.
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

w. u. Kerr has disposed OF MS interest In the
Covington, Ind, Peoples Ftend to Mrs. Josephine
Spence.
The Porter County. Ind, Videue viii hereafter be
published BY joint stock company. Ii. ). Stod-
dard viii be editor Of the paper and business mana
ger OF the company.
J. u. Woohiser, late OF the Undertook, N. Y,
Advertiser, has purchased interest In the Chat
ham courier, and that paper Will hereafter be
Quoted un Ter the firm name OF Canneld Il Wool
helser.
The first daily newspaper issued In Rochester, or
DdilV Advertiser. Tie issue began on Wednesday,
October IS, 1926.
The editor and publisher OF the Duluth Morning
CuU commenced with "a capital OF $780, out OF which
he bought twenty dollar press, and paid his way TO
Duluth on a second class train. He bought stove
for three dollars and half. borrowed an empty dry
goods box for table and went to WORK.
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THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET
THE CDuhSE of GOLD MAshET.
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price or gold
duriny tho week were "a rollows,-
CInsING STREET QUOTATIONS.

The following were the final sidewalk quotations
for the principal stocks on neutrality-suspicious.
Union Telegraph. Ok 577S; Pacific Mail, Al a AZ;
New York Central CONSOLIDATED, 1925 q 1903; New
York Central scrip, o71s S71; Erie, Ga q Il;
Harlem, 1917 blk; Reading, 110,s nos; Lake
Shore, 1ll4 liz; Pittsburg, 127,s a 1873; North
WESTERN 9o1s 90is; do. preferred, s93s 991s; Rock
Island, 1884 1872; 81. Paul, 63Z 63s: do. pre-.
ferred, s27s q SO; Wabash, 655s 65Il; Ohio and
Mississippi, 54% a 544; Boston, Hartford and Erie.
I7s az; Union Pacific, 34ss a A1s; Columbus, CHI
cago and Indiana Central, 24s 24I.
RAILWAY MATTERS.
The bill to extend the time for completing the
Harlem River and Porichester Railroad for two years
was passed by the Legislature on Tuesday evening
The capital stock OF the company Is $1,000, 900, OF
which the greater portion has already been sub.
scribed. Under the original charter granted in 1885,
the road was TO have been completed within i've
years from the passage of the act The greater part
OF the strip OF land -four rods wide required for the
road has been given to the company by the adjoin-
ing land owners. The road bed has been partly
graded, and In some places culverts have been
structed under the establishments. few OF the
bridge abutmcnts have also been built.
The chesapeake anu ohio Railroad Is progressing
rapidly. On the western end ninety mics are
graded and 100 miles will be ready for the iron with
In ninety days. There are 100000 ties hand,
which going down. Some 5000 tons of iron
are OH the way, and track LAYING on
the western end Will be pushed with vlgor
during the spring and summer mopths. The presi.
dent left New York last week with party OF civil
engineers for the western terminus Of thar road,
near Guandotte, to confer with tue officers OF the
Western roads about connections WIN the Trunk
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HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS.
HAVANA, April %, 1871.

HAVANA April q, 1871.
Sugar-a quotations lightly advanced with large specn.
atiye nqIry; market avors sellers buoyant. Nos
10 10 H. 90 10si reals NOS 10 TO 49, ia H. Moasses
sugar. 10 mt 81 esx reals Muscovado suSar,
fair good, MT so reals hoasses -Clayed,
buoyant Muscovada buoyant holders demand advance
There a absence OF business for want OF stock.
Sugar exported during week from havana and Matan
boxes $500 hhds, OF which 200 boxes and
for the United States Stock OF
remaining warehouse at Havana aud Maanzas 42o,0y0
$4,000 hhds. =
Bacon nrmer at loo. i6c Butter dull. Hams declining;
American sailed lsc Issc.: sugar cured, sc; 30
Flour easier Bis so 4 Coal oil quiet at N reals
for tins bbs Potatoes declining, owing TO heavy arri
vals sales at 50 10 a. Shocks declning box, 81
reals; hogsead 81 1875 80 rs; empty hogshead dull.
Yrcghts bnoyant. rise in reights expected small
craft for nitrd States. Exchange-On London, -
1875; United States in currency, so days. Az; do,
SIGHT 10 discount in gold, 80 days. premium do,
shn teigh gpreu ium.
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NJ Q r M Q N ! S M.
The Conference Of the Latter Day saints-Brig.
ham Young on Lawyers, Miners and
Gamblers-The Mormon Tone To-
wards Gentiles Improving.

SALT LAKE CITY, April 10, 1871.
One OF the great and attractive features TO salt
Lakedom during the past week was the
sEMI-ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE SAINTS
who poured In here from the most distant settle.
ments OF the Territory to listen TO the Advice and
exhortations of the apostles, bishops ana leading
men OF the Church OF the Latter Day Saints. The
conference was held the Temple, an immense
building, shaped somewhat like the half of an egg
cut longtudnally, which, with the new galleries
recently added, can easily seat $4,000 people. Il
was well flied Sunday last, the final session OF
the general congregation or tue church. on account
OF the delivery Of discourses by Brigham Young
Orson Pratt and other shining lights In the Kingdom
OF God which has been established In this beantirl.
basin OF Ctah. Many Geatlles, or neathens, as the
liberal saints call the American citizens who do not
belong to the close corporation presided over by
Brigham Young VINO claims 10 be the
ONLY REPRESENTATIVES, or THE LORD ON EARTH
were present and had fine opportunity to listen to
an exposition OF the fundamental doctrines OF the
Mormon creed. None were converted though all
were enlightened.
Orson Pratt announced the fact that the new Jeru-
SALEM 10 be established on the Eastern Continent.
ana the new Zion were TO be founded here in Utah
for the Western Continent. He informed us that the
time for the coming OF the Lord not far distant
as 1t was in the lifetime OF the generation
now living, who were alive when Joseph Smith re-
ceved heavenly communica:ions-now embodied In
the Book of Mormon. II u about thirty-nlne years
since these revelations were made, but Mr.. Pratt
husncd away that dinicu!ty with great ease, ana
cleared up the question TO the perfect satisfaction OF
most Of hts hearers The great feature OF the last
day was
BRIGHAM Y0UNG's DISCOURSE,
In which he grappled with the new elements OF
public polty created by the present and future stu
alton OF afairs IN Utah. The Church, 50 long iso-
lated from communities OF a different belief, has
been thrown in close connection with them by that
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THE CsnBll,C ACID CASE.

To rnE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue Of the 18TH the Board OF Health main
tain that they, through their agent fully acquainted
me and my deceased wife OF the nature OF the disn-
feotant nquid which they sent to my residence.
Please allow me the privilege OF denylng the asser
uon as untrue and which was proved in the pre-
sence OF Coroner Young and the jury. the agent
having sworn that he was utterly ignorant OF The
nature OF the liquid which he LEFT at my residence,
~ he had been only nineteen days In the employ OF
the Board OF Health, and mad never received any In
sructon from that body; and therefore did not give
nor attempt TO explain In any way whatsoever,
either Ia German or In English, It's dangerous
nature. Yours truly, WILLIAM MAY.
% New Chambers street.
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divine, ana that would be heaven And that cpl
pnany Is revealed In the scripture-'the pure in
heart shall see GOdn To perceive certain qualities
in others you must possess them yourself To enter
into knowledge OF God, there must be something
godlike withln-must know HIM before we can sec
Him. And that process takes place here Life IS the
il Heaven here-eternity to come Is eternity or lie
now. "Chrst born within the hope OF glory"
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FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

At about ten O'Clock last night fire broke out IN
william stapeton's shoe factory, No. II North
Fourth street, Williamsburg. The flames were
promptly overcome by the frcmen. Mr.. Stapleion
estimates his loss on stock building, &c., at $4,000:
insured for $4,000 IN the Williamsburg City lnsu-
rance Company.
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SCIENTIFIC INSTRUCTOR.

The Eighteenth Ward School club met on Satur-
day evening at 35I East Twentieth street. The
Secretary. Mr.. Sculiy read report which stated
that In the public schools Of New York there are
nineteen special teachers Of music, thirteen special
teachers or German, nine special teachers or French,
and hut two SPECIAL teachers Of natural sciences; IL
also states that ny the last return z35 pupils IN
attendance at the Twenty-third street Grammar
school, and that there are only nineteen teachers
provided for their Observation-Disclosures teacher for
every sixty-ive pupils. TIE rules OF the Board OF
Education allow teacher 10 every thirty-ive pupils.
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me, and 10 locate the ohio river bridge site, con
pany's shops and other works.
CoMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, April rs r. n.

SATURDAY, April 23-SP. NJ
sshrs.-Recepts none. The market was mode -atcy
active at full prices with sales pots at $j75aS7 and
pearls 81 n So 5
CoFFEE-ho was IN iess active demand prices were
well sustained, the market closing seaay Al our quotations
There cargo sales. A moderate b,siness was
transacted In lots at former rates. Other descrp-
tions were n light reques. and unchanged in value
We quote :-Rio-Ordinary. l0c l01.c; Iair l6s<c =
like; good. Ike l2c. prime i2ac Nc; esIeeme
for lots, l0 IL ical gold, per H.. bond thirty
Singapore, Ic lsc Ceyon laac l1c. aar,eabo l4c.
Domingo, gold, bond, 9sic. ioc Costa Rca 1876 Ne
Manila, 14c i5c; Mexican, iSc Ale; savanla i31Sc
l6j1c. Curacao, l3c. a l6c.
CoTTON.-The demand for this staple from legitimate
very mcagre Absolutely nothing was done BY
spnners exporters beyond the purchase of few small
lots meet the requirements Of pressing exgences Hold
very their views and sought enhance
the value OF April contracts in order make favorable
Elements by refusing to sell cotton to the "shor interest
prices advanced nominaliy &c. H.
all grades excepting ordinary which reduced &c
lb not being devera 10 on contracts The sales wers:
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new and vast enterprise has just been inaugu.
rated In Russia. Turkey Ia about to meet her neigh
Dor half way by starting the Black sea line OF
steamers In direct correspondence with those OF the
Russian Navigation anu Trading Company, as well
as those VI Austrian Lloyd,
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NEW YORK CITY.

the following record VIII show tho changes In the
for the past twenty-our hours In com.
parison with the corresponding day o. last year ~
BY the Thermometer Mt HudDuvs Pnar-
macy, HERALD Building corner or Ann street,
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Ie changes are In detail as follows:
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.

The following were the final street prices
for government bonds Saturday evenng:-Unted
States currency SKIES, 1859. ll51 40 skies, 1881,
registered, 1854 lit: do. do, coupon 1l6H III
do. fivetwenties, registered, May and November,
1l09s llon; do. do, 1862 coupon, do, 1l3I
ia; do. DO, 1894 40. do, 1884 ia; do. DO,
1865, do. do, 1884 ia; 10. do, registered,
January AMI July, 1923 ll27S; do do, 1855, cou-
pom do 1928 1925; do. do. 1867, do do, 1928
I127s; do. do 1865, do. do, 1875 1l3; do. ten
fortes. registered, 1854 100; do. do, coupon.
1921 i091l.
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Q d I r q a r z .
Abram v. Harpendiug.


This gentleman, a Senator in the State Legislature,
died al Albany at one O'Clock yesterday morning.
He had been aiing for some time past and was con-
fined to his room during the closing days of the ses
sion. On Wednesday last he began to fail rapidly
and his brother and sister-in-aw, who with him,
teegraphed TO his nephew, c. S. Baker, aud to Dr.
r. Morse, OF Elmira, who at once went to Albany
and were az his bedside constantly. Judge Foger
and other friends OF the deceased were also with
HIM at his death.
senator Harpending was born at Dundee Yates
county, In this State, on The 9th of July. 1916. He
received liberal education at his native town and
a. Penn Yam, In which last named place he studied
law and was admitted To the bar. Displaying much
ability IN the practice OF his profession, lie was
chosen district attorney OF Yates county In 1854.
Three years later he was elected q member OF the
Assembly, serving one term. Mr.. Harpending was
formerly whig, but he joined the republican party
on IT'S organization. In 1859 ne was elected
Senator IN the Legislature, from the
TweDts.sixth district, embracing Ontario,
Seneca and Yates counties, receiving
majority OF 1872 over q. W. Nicholas, his democratic
competitor. His remains Will be AIKEN TO Dundee.
Yates county, tonight where the funeral will take
place tomorrow Uucsdayl, az TWO O'Clock. Car
riages viii be IN waiting at Starky station on the
Northern Central Railroad, for those attending the
funeta. from abroad. Funeral services were held a.
Congress- Han In Albany yesterday evening, prior
to thc removal OF the remains.
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Coroner Young yesterday held an inquest on the
body Of Jane Flynn, an infant fourteen months old.
whose parents live at 7o2 East Ninth street. On
Saturday morning Jane was at play In fourth story
window with her brother, three years old, when h.
unlocked the shutter which lew open, and she fell
TO the pavement thus receiving fatal INJURIES.
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Daniel Symons.

This well known actor and theatrical manager
died on Saturday morning last at the residence of
Mr.. Joseph JEFFERSON, in Hohokus. Mir. symons
was born in 1926, and was, consequently only forty
Eve years Of age at the time of his death. He en-
braced the theatrical profession when young man.
and made a reputation in Australia as the man
ager Of several theatres there. While there he
became connected with Mr.. Joseph Jefferson,
ana on the departure of that gentleman for
England in 1865 accom- panied him In the
capacity of business agent. In August, 1857,
he came to New York. and in September of the
same year appeared at the Broadway theatre. dur
MERRY Wives or WndsOr.n Mr. Symons was quite
popular in characters OF the Wgan school OF French
men and distinguished himself by the artistic style
in which he put spectacular pieces on the stage.
Under his supervision "A Midsummer Nights
Dreamr was brought ont at the olympic, OF winch
theatre he became business manager III January,
1862 He was gentleman OF ability and was much
esteemed by all who knew aim.
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Coroner Keenan, will to-day hold an inquest on
the body or Anne MCGUIRE lito girl four years of
age, who died from the effects or burns accidentally
received on Friday last Her parents 1--we in 13oth
street, near Third avenue.
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At a late hour on Saturday night William Wright,
sailor on board the English ship Ada while under
the influence OF liquor fell Into the dock at pier 80
East river and was CROWNED. Some OF wrignt's
shipmates subsequently recovered the body, which
was conveyed TO the Morgue to await an inyestpa-
ton before Coroner Young. Deceased was thirty
five years OF age and native of England.
Nathaniel Mcneil, a colored man, was employed
to do whitcwashing at the house No. Ill East
Twenty-fth street, on Saturday. Instead OF attend.
ing to his work he appropriated to his own use
eighteen yards OF silk belonging 10 Lille Goodman,
valued at 500, and pawDed Ii. Luke Orr. CT Eighth
avenue, also charges that on tr0ay he employed the
prisoner TO whitewash his store. aud while there he
stole three shaws and other properly valued ut S0t
He admitted taking the property and was committed
by Justice STANDBY, at Jefferson Market in default
OF 900 ball to answer each charge.
Last evening a lecture was delivered by the
Reverend Father Hegarty at the Church of st.
Stephens Twenty-eighth street, on the 'Aposrolic
Mission Of the Irish Race' The reverend lecturer
was listened TO with marked attention when he
ferred IN eloquent words to the benefits conferred
upon religion by the Irish race in every age and In
every land and drew contrast between their
present important position In the world and the
state OF degradati n In which, within q century,
they were plunged.
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Average temperature Yesterday ............... b29
last Year. ....po. SO
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spring aaent arrive. 81 % I'D and II -
Vs aS a ~eTs To 10
small lots, cempr sing 2oo5 bushels II 20 for old spring
a%eS The 81 Sales s' we're S' aaos
se,n aa a. @ @ &c for ov ssa~
and 6sc a67c for Ohio, with sales OF $4,000 bushels within
HEMP Jyrr. The market for hemp continued with
easa AND 100 do At &C. We American
" " % per ton snIrsn1y undessad dS ~ 70 " .
s e. ."1 ao Ts%pco C. &C. bond Jas
MoIAssfs-The fairly active sbon.
former @ in. m, mote Of n. of
sySd f s ra c sH' with sales Of
Cuoa-cenrfusal and mixed. soc. Az, ssc.a &c
Muscovado, rennins ............. a SIC. . 3sc
MuscovAdo, erocery..... a ssc . 4Sc.
English Islands 2Sc. also. &c. A4sr
SAsAI spirit. iarpsai,ns unsettled aaa
y ma Isn ass 10 e Of s . att
5sc 60c Rosn was not in demand but holders were rn
u 20; No. IS % si 50 pale, 81 ss extra
sssssrs :s!as on ' Srsas terms. Wilmington
e. ~ and y o. Gu,
1888 packages lard 2Ss messages and so kse. The pork
ao Ids % $50 sbs mes. al ss cash.
rate se ases wse % @ s ana H
change Bacon aud cut meats were dun and nominaly
Lard was nnseiiIea and decidedly lower sales o.
e for ay @ Ap ana Ms s sna
noticeable change Cheese duh. closing lc. lac.
for best factory.
PETRoLEUM-Thc market quiet but shade steadier
for refined, which held - &c. for standard
white with of 1000 bbis. al the ngure
of 1900 bbs each, June and July, at 2c and 300
bbs latter half June, 4c. quiet at he. in
bulk. In Philadelphia 1900 bbs standard sold
22c for prompt delivery At this price
quiet but steady.
SuaAR.--Ihe market steady, with fair demand on
tho of 9nc gsc for fair good refining The
hhds, within the OF the appended quo
including OF U hhds low fair refining
&C.. LOO centrifugal realized 1Uc. sc. Refined
sugar unchanged. A fair demand prevailed for
white l2c. and crushed, powdered and granuated
12,sc. q 13c. Wa quote :CuDa-lnteror TO common
hnng SIZE sc fair 10 good fair reuning, CSC y11c
good prime refrin., 99sc. s1ac. fair to good gro
Gerry, gsc 10c. prime to choice grocery ~ 1019c
centrifugal hogsheads and boxes, 9c l01c asses,
hogsheads and boxes, &c. aSac. meado. 4c. &c. ha-
vana-Bores Ouch Standard Nos. 10 g. exc agc. do,
TO II g4c l0c do 3 10 Is 10ac. iic do, 10 10 10.
IL &C do, 10 to ~ l2qc 124c. do white, lc.
l2ac. Porto Refining grades, SC y19c grocery
grades, 9A.c. 10c. Braz-Duch standard, Nos 10 H.
9Hc. Java-Duch Standard Nos. 10 to H. 9c gLc.:
Manila--Curren clsyed and superior, 30. &C. New Or
Refining grades, TIC. &c. grocery grades Nc 0c
moderately active. The SAFES !U0 bags
Calcutta nseed TO at 81 90 sixty days Timothy and
clover dull, without change.
aa firm, but quiet, Mt from Ixc. I2c.
TAIIow moderately active ard firm The sales were
wHIsK EY-Receip,s. s4i bbls The marke, dull and
lower and nominal Sales In small way were reported 1t
Gle sIkc.