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colleague the proprsy Of transferring the centrove
FOR The present 10 tribunal made up Oh new YORK suor
Mr. CosxLra understood colleague 70 decline 10 give
tLe information he had requested but bis colleague had
spoken OF being ostracsed.
Mr. FksTos-No, sir; used no such anguage
Mr. CoNKLlSG reiterated the statement and declined TO
be interrupted ...
being put IN HIS mouth he had not uttered. -
Mr.. CoskI.ING trsadins from NE Gcosr-if nhto be
Question Of prVscriptlvh-1 -s..s-- -" $50 $50
TrsSoS knc clheii 90 CoDking) "ostracsns" was the
word you nsed. $500 -x'.-'.,.i
Mr. CoAKfSe acknowledged his mistake IN The use q
tho term and then, as an answer to BIS colleagues a,e
met the point, asserted that TO his kDowedgein no
single instance had any been removed IRON once ~
New York Custom House because Of his dsntihcaton
with any shade of republican politics or because he was ~
any sense the friend adheront OF his coleag;sss
Were he 10 make his statement this point
compeesh he would feel bound say that r-ny
upon which men had political oncs. Had his colleague
fyen the name OF one cs0n for such cause be
in nSnkhg ,ould have inquired H. and Joined in
.in ing any femedy intended 10 correct the wrong ~
upon the conclusion of Mr. Conkling's remarks Mr..
obtained leave TO introduce bill providing for
of oathB anc armai,ons by collectors OF
houses and surveyors acting a. collectors Referred
10 the Committee on Commerce
The Senate then adjourned.
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back TO the Central once ana In the private ofce
Of tne Detective Department some further testimony
TaYME Draper being sworn, said that he 70.
sided at No. = Amity place, and was in Egan's
place on Tuesday night with ten or twelve
icated Including James Haggerty; about twelve or
one O'Clock Tracy ana witness began to quarrel;
it out: Marley came in at this time and wanted %
taxes witness Sat s was sober g. the time q e.
heard the report Of pistol and afterwards learned
that man had been shot, but did not know by
whom.
RRDpY's SWORN STATEMENT.
William Marley was next examined and said::-1
live AZ q Amity place and keep saloon a. Sl4H
per was engaged light a. Egaps saloon aS9 SSrH ts
place and saw hasger:y encouraging Tracy and
W ssas a' place ss S sSS ,h asE
saIS to the men men, "You have co. 70 agStS anS
around the waist ana moved some steps towards the
door, having him In my arms; as soon as hSggery
blow over s left y SAYING want
run me from the middle 70 the END of the ss9ts AS
within the bar that he might reach bottles
ns SakeegsF John Fa lon, tried ed to push g
nndiDg himself frustrated, Haggerty drew re-.
volver, and seeing this pulled ont mine and shot
him; he snapped his TWICE at me- but it failed to 60
OIL; forthwith gave myself up. at Police Headguar
tiers; MS intention was to strike me oyer the head
with bottle, Ply haylng some experience y That
rated the statement Of Marley, with the exception
OF the shooting, which he did not see, owing to
the fact that he was standing on the other side Of
the screen.
Tho jury rendered verdict that the Injuries were
indicted by varley, and that gentleman, after bid
ding farewell to his friends, was removed to the
19Mbs. !
DEATH OF HAGGERTY.
At about eight O'Clock last night the victim OF the
ARRAY breathed his last, and thus society Is lid OF
another OF those bury bules who are terror 70 all
peace-loving law-abldng citizens.
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FIRES IN RaocELyN.

A!tenbrand Brothers, whose malt house and con.
tents were partially consumed on Tuesday morning,
estimate their loss at Q much higher figure than
that reported In yesterdays HERALD. They state
that their losses viii reach s25OoO insured as fol.
lows:-Phenix Insurance Company, Of Brooklyn.
$4,000; Globe, OF Hartford, Conn.,, S. 000 Imperial
OF London, $4,000; Germania of New York, Sl0 900:
York, $4,000. ..s#
AT an early hour yesterday morning Wheeler 4
Co. s steel factory In rear OF 305 Nortk Sixth street.
Williamsburg, took fire. causing little damage to the
establishment, but the flames communicated 10 the
spice factory OF Peter Iimmes, adjoining, causing q
loss OF $l,50o Insured for $1,000 In the Fulton In
sIlra nee Company.
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THE INDIANS.
Suffering Among the Indians Of the Plains-
Relief for Red Clouds Band. T.

Suffering Among the Indians Of the Plains4
Relief for Red Clouds Band. -
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1871.
Adjutant General Townsend has addressed the
following telegram to General Augur at Omaha con-
corning the subsistence OF Red Clouds Indians who
have been reported to be in q starving condition.
The President directs that the Indians referred to
In your telegram OF the 18th inst. be subssted tenn
porarily and that 1000 head OF cattle be purchased
and sent forward from such point as Won may
determines; also that you notify Major Chambers
TO issue subsistence to the Indians near Laramie,
referred to In his telegram. Captain Sullivan Com.
missary OF Subsistence at Sioux City, has been
ordered to report to to attend to this business
The following was also sent to General Augur:-
The President directs that a limited issue or am
muntion for small game be issued to Indians COM.
ing to Laramie, In accordance with the recommends
ton OF the Post Commander; also TO those coming
in at Tetterman.
General Sherman has also sent telegram to Ma
jor General Schofeld, at San Francisco CAL. order
ing company Of troops to be sent to the Tue In-
dian Reservation, California to protect the Indians
and re main there until the Indians are removed.
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mittee OF the Whole various bills already noticed.
tlces was reported by the Judiciary Committee, and
the act empowering the courts In Kings
sSs instead %Prs 81 ns s0s State Prison. ss rsn
PASSED after an amendment offered by Mr.. Little
JONI had oeeQ added toi:s which provides that the
Stale cannot be taxed for the ~ any y,
ns L soScs Inc Ws,sr sapp
are among o. %
y - GNpIarAKE THE "JoBn
OF "ay ing pipe for the town granted by the act
very extraordinary powers, BY means Of which they
can make good deal or money with very little
trouble The capital stock Of the concern Is given
allowed to increase it to 500, 600 at their
option. Just before the committee began bust.
a sort OF i've stock insurance company, which will
take risks on the TRANSPORTATION and keeping OF cat
tie, and in fact do everything in the animal insur
ance line which Was formally done Dv certain COM
pany which went the way OF all things human a
couple of years ago. This, with petition from Tag
THE ERIE RAILROAD,
asking for repeal Of the Directory act was the only
thing Of any note done outside the Committee OF the
SPECIAL LEGISLATION.
However, because OF one rather quiet day during
the session, 1t should not be concluded that
nothing is being done or has been done
80 Tar. There have been already introduced
IN the lower house 2aa bills. as against asl biils
introduced during the same period last session.
II this does not indicate activity during three weeks
on certain peoples parts 1 don't know what
does. 1t has evidently made an impression upon
one of the country members; for Just before ad
journment to-day he offered resolution that q
special committee Of nine should be appointed to
see whether or not some general law could not be
enacted to put an end to the special legislation
business which has become to BE mania with
nVuseH.I -'-<s---.-.-a--.-z.ss -
- LEGISLATIVE PEDIGREEs. ~.S-
1t may be OF interest to voters who never get
chance TO come to Albany TO see what kind OF men
represent the majority OF the Empire State in the
lower House, or who believe that they are for the
most part grand fellows who when at colieEe,
learned, like DR.. Pangloss, how to "ladle
out Latin by the quart" TO know what each
one OF them does for a living when he is, in the
language OF Mr. Sekreg, OF Tompkins, Ito hum,n
therefore give you the occupations OF the various
members. The farmers, ] find, take the lead there
being twenty nine OF them. Lawyers come next.
and foot up total of twenty-five. Then
come the merchants (Which term covers a
great many different occupatlonsi, who number
ing thirteen There are eight manufacturers, four
brokers, four railroad men, two grocers, two
one butcher, one engineer, one Ice dealer
two real estate brokers, one auctioneer
one accountant, two storeKeepers, one coal
dealer, one builder, one excise clerk one insurance
agent one ''canaler," and, strange to say but one
liquor dealer and one Spectator; one physician,
who IS country one at that. There is ase one tam
ner, who ls naturally enough, Grant republican.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Lower California Aumbug Exposed-The
California Wheat Cr0r.
San FRANCISCO, Jan. Is, 1871.
Letters from parties who went to Magdeltna with
the Lower California Company denounce the repre-
sensations made to induce coonists to go there cs
outrageous frauds. The country is utterly WORTH
less fresh water is not procurabe, the country pro-
duces nothing to sustain life and the parties there
have no means for getting away. The people on the
Pacific coast knowing the country coincide with
these statements.
Double the usual amount of wheat is sewing.
The managers OF the concern called the California
Land Association proposing distribution by lot
terry Of hotel In New Jersey and lots in San Fran
cisco and Oakland, have been arrested and held to-
bail for q violation OF the Ant-Lottery law,
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CUBA.

Delay in Receipt Of United STATES MnilsA
Loss OF an English Steamer.
HAVANA, Jan. 25, 1871.
The merchants Of this city complain OF the great
delay In the mails from the southern cities in the
United States since they have been sent by the
Cedar Keys route Letters from Charleston via that
route take fourteen to twenty days to reach Havana
while letters via New York and New Orleans take
only five to ten days.
The English brig Bismarck which arrived here
yesterday, brought the crew OF the English steamer
Thomas Snowdon, OF marlborough, which sunk
ON the 4th inst, while on her voyage from ST.
Michaels to New York.
Sad Fate Of Filibnsters--An Entire Party
Annihilated.>
HAVANA Jan. 25, 1871.
Only three OF the party OF flibusters who disern-
barked at vuelta.Abajo remain alive. The others
have been killed.
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TUE CAMDEN ELECTION nIoTs.

The trial OF the Camden election rioters ia drag.
cling Its slow length along at Trenton The
witnesses called on behalf OF the ac-
cused wound up their testimony yesterday and the
defence rested. District ATTORNEY Keasbey then
announced that he would call rebutting testimony
and several witnesses were examined. It IL ex.
pecIed that the counsel for the prisoners will snm IN
to-day. ihe attendance In court IL gradually dimir-
tracted trial. As the result win Indirectly aTec ali
Tue other parties indicted the United States aur
IN eyes are anxious 70 have the trial as searching
aud .Vlputa " ia details n DQsslbls,
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JAMAICA.

Onlcial COnrtesies to Observation-Disclosures
Effects Of Direct Trade with New York.
KINGSTON, via HAVANA, Jan. 49, 1871. ,
The Governor tonight viii entertain sumptuousy
the American Admiral and other Americans.
The people arc enthusiastic over the prospect Of
direct communication with New York, and traderd
securing the interior for fruits to ship to New
York. Fruit that before was valueless and r0tting
on the trees now commands high prices. Every.
where there are great preparations making for the
arrival of the Chauncey.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, Jan. "a, 1871.
INTRODUCED.
By Mr. WooDNTo charter the Equitable Loan and Trust
Company of New York.
By Mr. Misunderstanding boards Of town auditors to
audit ana allow each drafted person late war who
paid $500 for substitute that with Interest," the sum
By Mr. PIEBoE-Providng for raising by taxation annu
ally In the city OF Brooklyn. the amount authorized 10
be raised and In addition $1,000 to be devoted towards de-
frayng the expenses Of St. Peters Hospital in that citv
peas salary of 81, 200 per annum.
By Mr.. GENET-Authorizng the Dry Dock, East Broad
and Battery Railroad Companies to extend their tracks
through various streets and avenues.
BILLS NOTICED.
Mr.. GENET gave notice OF bill to build surface railroads
through the counties of New York and Westchester
Mr.. HUBBARD notice 81 bill to amend the New York
and Oswego Midland Railroad charter.
COLLECTION TAXES.
The bill to extend the time OF collecting passed.
THR BONE BOILING NUISANCE.
The Dill TO prevent bone boiling, fat melting
dead animals within the corporate limits Of New was
reported.
GENERAL oBpEE-
The following bills were disposed OF as noted
Requiring the Union Ferry Company TO boats
Catharne ferry fifteen minutes in the night
third reading.
Conferring upon Oyer and Terminer power to
grant trials In criminal lengthy debate was
had on this bill, ana finally progress reported.
The bin granting compensation the clerks In the
State departments passed.
ADDITIONAL POWERS TO SUPERVISORS.
MI LEWIS reported the bill giving additional powers
to supervisors to double counties.
THE SENECA INDIANS.
The concurrent resolution instructing the members OF
gress from New FORK to procure the OF bill
treaty with the Seneca tribe of lnans ALLEGHENY
adopted.
Adjourned.
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Letters of Administration ON the VIII Of EH9
President Lopez.
LONDON, Jan. A-3:30 P. M.
r Lord Penzance In his capacity Of head Of the Pro.
bate Court OF England, has granted to Madam lynch
letters OF administration upon the will OF exPresi-
dent Lopez. of Paraguay. The execution OF the
original VIII by Lopez proved by the afldavt Of
General Mcmahon the former Minister Of the United
States to Paraguay.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE MEETING,

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 25, 1871.
The second annual meeting Of the New Hampshire
Woman Suffrage Association held here to-day was
thInly attended The list Of officers elected for the
Concord, President. Lucy Stone, Mrs. Bowles and
others made addresses,
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SHIpWalCEs.

Wreck Of Two Oyster Boata-Crew of One
Supposed 10 be Lost.
The schooner Elliott loaded with oysters ii
ashore on Little Egg Harbor bar, and has bilged.
All the crew have been saved. The schooner Alfred
Hull also loaded with oysters has sunk, and ali the
crew are supposed to be lost The above information
Is from TuckertOn N. J. -
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APPOINTMENTS sy the GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY.

Governor Randolph sent TO the senate yesterday
the following appolntments:-Chie Justice, Mercer
Peasley Secretary OF State, Henry O. Kelsey:
mouth
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In COM
parson with the corresponding day of last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnurs Phar-
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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ALBANY, Jan. rs, 1871.
PETITION FROM DRAFTED MEN.
large number OF petitions TO refund money
TO the drafted men in the late
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Mr.. LITrLEJoBN presented petition from a colored
woman setting forth that, under the fifteenth mendment
she ha: been made citizen aherofore the privilec.
maDn Of M s sSw i
Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. sELKnEe- The Printing Appropriation bin. -S
BY Mr.: TRANSFORMATION the relief Of the Brooklyn Iron
By Mr. swEET.vesting in the Board of Supervisors add
By Mr. BaowS-Chars ting the Father Mathew Tempe.
rance Society Of also to extend the benefits Of the New
the BIN making regulations; eonssTnns the time
EooEzEs,a, s.. to .sroDS , exhibitions
BY NJ H1Ys-Ailovng the Hop. Insurance Company of
ssSSs 8 Rq0S ,s n Syracuse
By Mr. JACOBS Providing the incorporation Of tn.
Ing Courts civil and asdcoa
y',s
pairs without reference 70 the Common
Re nss 81
a q r.
Insurance Company Of New York
Requiring commissioner ay out roads and avenues
In Westchester to make annual reports
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. SEwELL-Repeangt the act for draining certain
lands In Ffshkil.
BY Mr.. CHAMBERs-To relieve the Buffalo Cemetery Asso-
citation from local assessments.
BY Mr.. FLAGG-To charter the New York Burglar Insu-
rance Company.
TIE CENTRAL, HUDSON RIVER AND RAILROAD
CoMpANIEs
Ten Eycks resolution calling the Central Hudson
River and Railroad Companies for detailed statements
Of their business adopted.
ORDERS
The following bills were disposed OF as noed:-
Amending the charter of the Brooklyn Homeopathic Dis
pensary and changing Ito name--read and passed.
Authorizing the imprisonment Of persons convicted Of
felony Kings county the Pcnitentiary Of that county, In
stead Of in the State Prison-thfrd reading.
Xppropriatns s2s as the quota OF New York for the
Antietam Cemetery memorial-third reading
Adjourned.
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Average temperature for corresponding date
About twelve O'Clock yesterday Catharine O'Brien,
O child six years OF age, was badly burned by her
clothes taking fire from the stove at the residence
Of her parents, No. 12O suffolk street.
Dr. Hayes, the Arctic explorer, delighted large
audience last evening AT the Chelsea Presbyterian
church, Twenty second street, near Ninth avenue,
with accounts OF his Arctic adventures.
regular meeting OF the MIX Producers Associa.
ton held yesterday afternoon at the Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel when 1t was decided to tx the price for
milk for February at five and hall cents per quart.
Numerous spectators In arms I'm this city are un.
able to Ill their contracts with foreign buyers,
owing, 1t is stated, to an order OF President Grant
forbidding the continuance Of the sale OF surplus
arms and ammunition
The Board ofsupervsors met yesterday afternoon,
Mayor Hall in the chair Resolutions to the follow.
ing effect were adopted TO pay John I. Toa, Clerk,
and John nealey, Messenger to the Board OF Coro-
ner's each 1900, for extra services on sundays
during the past three years. to pay the bill OF VIII
liam T. Neas, N. d., for services rendered the
county OF New York for the years 1857, 1868, 1869
and 1870 at the City Prison. amounting 70 $4,000.
the Board then aQlDDrpad
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 431
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JULY l8 1871

being recalled, identified the prisoner as the
person she saw shoot the deceased. She
was quite positive of his being the same
man.
Mrs E. Ryder, residing at No. 354 Com.
mon street, the scene of the homicide, said
she was in bed when she heard the scream
ing and running in the rear Of the prem
ises, was informed by my mother that AL
bert was shot; we helped to carry him in;
one day my mother came to me and told me
that Mr.. Rodgers had put her out; he is in
the habit of abusing her and beating his
children; his little boy came here black and
blue; told them they might stay with me;
Mr. Rodgers once before turned her out of
the house, and has frequently called her
one of her name.
The jury, after, hearing the testimony, re-
turned verdict that the deceased came to
his death from the above described wounds
inflicted by pistol in the hands of Michael
F. Rodgers.
Officers Hartman and Cummings arrested
the accused Immediately after the homicide
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NEW YORK.
Death of Cornelius Roosevelt-Fireman
Killed by Lightning-Efigyl of Gov.
ernOr HOffman-RaymOnd's Interest i'm
the Times SOld-Only Military and
Funeral Professions Governments
Firm-State Bonds Dull

Flrn-State Bonds Dull.
NEW YORK, July l7.-Cornelius V. l..
years.
William NJ. Oakley, for many years a
prominent fireman in this city, was killed
by lightning.
An effgy of Governor Hoffman was
found hanging in the Twelfth Ward, Brook
lyn, this morning.
Resolutions are pending before the police
commissioners forbidding the streets TO all
professions except military and funerals
1t is stated that the late I'll. j. Raymond's
interest in the New York Times, about one
third OF the whole property, has been
bought by the other owners for 1915, 900.
Evening-Money closed easy at 203.
Sterling l04 0l03s. Gold 1928 1I212. Gov
ernments steady and firm. State bonds gene
rally very dull; Tennessees strong on second
call. Tennessees, y; new, 72; Virginias, 6613;
new, ~; Louisiana skies, So; new 81; levee
skies y; eights S5; Alabama eights, SO, fives,
%; Georgia SKIES, SO; sevens, 81; North Caro-
lmas, 45ls; new, q; South Carolinas, 72, new,
5S19.
At meeting of the police board to -day,
Commissioner Maniere offered preamble
declaring that the occupation of public
thOrOughtares by parades and professions
has grown to be an evil of such magnitude
as to require police regulation or prohibi-
tlon: and that such occupation, which is not
right, but liberation, has become odious
and dangerous; therefore. it is resolved that
excepting the parades of the National
Guard and funeral professions, no process
sioE of any kind shall be permitted to oc-
cupy the streets of New York without the
permission of the board of police, in the
event of which the superintendent shall
give an escort and proper protection
Commissioner Barr offered a resolution
Tor obtaining legal opinion on the best
method of dealing with street professions.
Walter P. Pryor, of the Ninth (Fisk's)
Regiment, who was shot in the knee during
the late riot died yesterday
Clinton Gilbert, General Gordon's assist
ant assessor, who was shot by an unknown
man during the fifth ward whisky riot in
Brooklyn Friday, died yesterday after two
days OF terrible agony.
In the decision of the suit of the Erie
railroad VS.. Heath and others, Judge
Blatchtord, while deciding that Jay Gould
must give the receiver thirty thousand
shares of registered stock, refused to de-
eide that the newly registered stock was in
valid, holding that the question did not
come up in this suit. Heath and Raphael
have commenced new suit against the
ERIE railway to reach this point
Arrived: Kansas
9 Prime discounts4 a 6; ten-forties advanced
slightly; skies of 1881, us; fve-twenties of
1862, Has; 1864, 1873; 1865, ia; new,
ll234; 1867, 1928 1868, 1l3; ten-forties,
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, July II, Evening.-Cotton
closed dull; sales 30S bales; middling 2Oa4c.
Flour: Southern dull; common to far extra
so 90; good to choice So 6509. Whisky
firm at 94l2c. Wheat: Spring steadier; win
ter red and amber Western 81 450I so
Corn a shade easier, with moderate demand
Pork steady. Lard steady. Turpentine
weak.
CINCINNATI, July l7.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; middling 20A 0201bc, FIonr
steady and in moderate demand; new family
Sc 25G6 so. Wheat duh and drooping. new
red 81 GOAL 40l6. Corn dull and uncba1ngeS
Oats weak at so 054c. Barley 0uiet. fall
S00 9oc. Rye drooping; old Sc. E@ns COS
dropping, II q l2c. Butter scarce and firm
at zoe. Cheese quiet at 100 lie. PorI
dull and nominal; mess SI4 Is. Lard in
light demand at lOl4c. Bulk meats dnii
ana dropping; prices unchanged. Whisky
nrm ana In fair demand at Gle.
ST. LOUIS. July l7.-Cotton dull and nom-
maj; mlddling l9lec. Flour steady and n.
moderate demand; superfine winter $40
%; double extra S. as 80. Wheat in fair
demand; prices duh and unchanged. Bar
ley dull; 70c for fall. Rye dull and lower
at 30 q 6oc. Whisky steady at 92c. Tobacco
hrm. Hemp dull. lower and unchanged