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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-04

mangled and unsavory; so / decline soup and
fish. i lind that the having little something in
the kitchen after dinner Is over upstairs re-
quires training before IT becomes really enioya-
bic. Crumms evidently has had the full amount
OF training that Is necessary. For a man who
processes not TO be hungry, and who has had
good dinner a few hours before, he displays a
capability for eating that is truly wonderful
prefer the dishes that have not been touched uD-
terms with them all. However, / get Quite
enough to satisfy me, and there is a novelty in
eating ones Christmas dinner with waiter i'm a
back-kitchen. The wine certainly is the best
part Crumms has taken care there shall be
plenty of that, and makes a most liberal host
with Mr.. Domviile's Port and Sherry.
Screen o'clock. Crumms says he must take the
coffee up to the gentlemen, and leaves the room
No sooner is he gone than one OF the servants
comes in, apparently in search of something
Whatever it is, she does not find it. She hunts
about vaguely for minute, and then stops OPP
poslte to me.
g So Miss Linton took you for gentleman"
she says with laugh. "How niceb
Miss Linton made an unfortunate mistake, +"
answer grayely, initiating Crumms' manner.
well, don't know about that" she replies
There Is certainly an excuse for her doing So"
This strikes me as being very open nattery;
moreover the speaker is rather warm from stand
ing over her tub of hot water, and very plain
into the bargain. As 1 don't answer, she tries
you?' H - p''''"'' 90"
nod.
"where were you?u she asks.
50 In the country"
Notts?" she says, knowing Crumms cams
from that part "And 30 now you've come 70
London"
At this moment Crumms shuts the dining
room; and the girl, without looking farther Tor
whatever II was she pretended to come In 4,
fetch, Immediately makes rapid retreat
Been pumping you, sir?" says Crumms
jerking with his thumb in the direction OF rhe
kitchen.
Crying" answer. 4. q.
al knew they would, }" he replies. .Thev are
awful curious about you, them women. /
wouldn't stop here too long nowtk There Amt
anything more for you TO do and can saw YOU We
got an appointment to keep, YOU know"
Acting upon his advice. we go upstairs to the
hall, and Crumms lets me out, shutting the door
very quietly behind me.
IL is fine, clear night, and turn nv face
homewards, and stroll slowly along the deserted
square, 60 all up the long, straight Cover
street without meeting any one. BY the unI-
yersity see figure advancing quickly. We
pass under gas lamp, and both pull up.
q Herbert, by Joye."
why, Roche, what are you doing here? Co
ing out 10 dinner?"
!. just had IL" he replies. "Been to see an
OlS 'sdv HOME"
He then naturally wonders what / am doing,
strolling along the streets on Christmas night
tell him have been out to dinner.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK A. s. HATCH.
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities
No. Nassau-st., New-for March III, 1871.
We buy and SELL at current market rates, the First
Mortgage Gold Bonds Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, and recommend them TO investors
and others contemplating an exchange OF their
Five-twentes or making new investments, as
frs-class security yielding liberal income on their
cost combined with perfect security and having at
all times ready market at quoted rates
These Bonds represent first lien upon the most
productive portion of the Great National Pacific
Railroad which has already proved to be one of the
most profitable and influential railroads on this con-
tinent.
They are well known in Europe, and are dealt in
at the principal BOurses and Stock Exchanges of the
world including those of New-York, Amsterdam,
Frankfort. Berlin, and London.
We buy and sell Government Bonds, Gold and
Coupons execute orders in miscellaneous securities
at the New York Stock Exchange, make collections,
receive deposits subject to check at sight allow in
terest on balances and do a general banking busi-
ness. FISK Il HATCH.
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WEDNESDAY, March 15-P. VI.

The stock market still attracts the chief at
enon of the street and while prices have been firm as
a rule there has been less activity, especially In the
earlier dealings than for many previous days since the
late bull campaign commenced. The nclemency OF the
weather doubtless aided to produce the dizziness of the
morning. perhaps not to great AN extent as the
endeavors OF the cques their households in order
preparatory to an expected furry in currency, which
il usual about the LIST OF April. Indeed, the
market az the present time holds out but precious few
inducements outsiders to enter the lists In any way,
as the cques will hesitate at device trick which
will enable them to shuttle the poorer cards Of the pack
into their opponents hands, while retaining the court
cards themselves The prominent shares were ad-
vanced this afternoon, without, however, developing
any new tactics Thus NewYork Central, Hudson, and
Lake Shore pushed forward to u per cent, with
the ostcnsbi. intention OF Furnishing the bears Tor
their temerity in selling the cques stocks short and
we must say, rule, that it unsafe business to
sell what one does not Those outside OF the clques
should remember that with all the waterngs there s
limit to the number OF shares Of any Company, at least
for the time beng-a fact which painfully illustrated
in the history extraordinary transactions in the
Harlem stock few years ago. Some OF the same old
long heads prominent in the bull chques now VINO
nut up Harlem To four times its real value and held it
there till the Harlem shorts drained Of their sur
plus cash Ohio and Mississippi stock firm
to-day but auctuated less wildly than usual,
Northwestern Preferred and Rock Island being
barely steady, while 81. Paul and Wabash were
firm on small sales. Union Pacific was strong
in the afternoon at about the advance Of yesterday
Harlem ranged at 29d130; investment shares as rule,
being quiet and steady We note sale OF 800 Dubuque
and Sioux CITY, at low quotations, the sale being doubt
owing the unfayorabe traffic returns of the Com
pany. Boston, Hartford and Erie sold at IT, Western
Union Telegraph made forward movement to 500, and
Canton to 49,. Pacific Mail heavy, and the other
miscellaneous shares steady Express shares being neg
lected except United states which tmer. The fol-
lowing table shows the highest and lowest prices Of
tive stocks made to-day.
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Mem 11nbliratlons.
A MEXICAN 0-LITH0GRAPIIC CO.'S
N OFFICE has been removed 10 No. 1903 Fultonst. NY.
HARPER & BROTHERS, New-York,
Publish this Day:

THE MUTINIERS OF THE BOUNTY.
SOME ACCOUNT OF THE MUTlNRERS OFTHB BOUNTY AND
THEIR DESCENDANTS IN PITCAIRN AND NORFOLK ISLANDS
BY Lady Belcler. Illustrated Emo Cloth, 81 %.
mutuy the Bounty been told in various forms
and old is gains IN interest the frequently mfepe
aud the better its details become known Taken whole e
probably chain Of occurrences history more reP''e WIN
Lady Belche possesses peculiar ADVANTAGES lor hel
sepdanghter Of the late Captain Haywood one Of the
Bounty many details come 20 her shoNe
sona sources family manuscripts and in rarn ~ ,
important Diary Of James Morrison. petty officer oil 'ne '
work contains o tn. history descendants "i the muuA
latter years of dence in Pitcairn "n'' % -
moyal to Norfolk Island down to the present year
don. . . e.. .,.a,,pv
Few narratives ear equal the story Of The Bounty ]" %
9th 10, the dt o, crimes or the softer feelings Of human
sal, = No, mas. b,, il will never oi and We mus thsnk ~
Co. , Hing attention to It, aud for placing before us NOV
-, - ,,i.l sr,ouut than before been puhhne- |
A. story been the doctriue that all In authority "'fe Ae'
a Nil 40 no wrong was pously believed the cnmnahV OF "
IS s0es,ed and the tyranny Of rer gnoreii sndso Il
r. M essl 70 the Bounty narrative only side oil 'e qus
- 80 forth and every which contained hcon''men' s
- TED nm in red tape nd laid upon the shelf But nov" "hen aeu
and r have alike passed away AID long calm has succeeded 'ne
~ transactions VIII oh hitherto oseared begin TO appear IN
TINE co Lady Becher has able make use of valuable
collection Of documents soue to her from her step
father Capt Haywood snd some from Admiral NJ f"i oieo ~
other naval friends - Examiner and London Review
The story Of Bounty Of the fcuanoes OF our hfsn nas
history Lady Becher given many additional details when
great, enhance the the old The narrative well tod
and has an the excitement romance" Englh Independent
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Agency to receive subscriptions for the

NEW LOAN OF THE UNITED STATES.
JOS. L. ORVIs, President. BENZ. H. DEWEY. Cashier.
THE SECURITY BANK OF THE CITY OF NEw-HoRK.
desire to call your attention to the desirabllity
of the new Loan of the United States for which
this Bank has been designated agent to receive
subscriptions by the Hon. GRO. :. BOUTWELL, Secre
tary Of the Treasury.
For such subscriptions the books are now open at
THE SECURITY BANK,
$40 Broadway.
The Bonds of the United States, now TO be had at
par are free from taxation, and perfect security
as to require no cOmmendation at our hands.
Absolute safety is in the long run more profitable
than high rates Of interest.
For particulars, apply to
JOSEPH u. 0RvIs, President of the Security Bank.
New-YOrk March 9, 1871.
p. S.-This Bank is now ready to receive the u. 5.
$40 bonds and TO pay the gold interest thereon TO
Nav l. from which date the new bonds will bear in
terest. scrip certificate calling for the bonds on
the LIST May will be issued at once in exchange for
the old bonds JOSEPH u. ORyIs, President.
To BRoKERs.-Wanted position as Bo0kkeeper
Cashier Stock Gold House BY party thoroughly posted "a
Best Of reference gwen Address j. BoI329 20
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The special considerations affecting the gold premium
were the drnness Of the foreign exchanges, and the
large specie shipment which amounted to 81 $4,000 up
ward two-thirds OF which in American gold coin
The has however been of but moderate amount
and all the sales at llli01i special meeting OF
the Gold Exchange held at $3.50 D. m The Treasury
will sell a million gold tomorrow. There was good de-
mand for gold to deliver to-day for the OF which l4
OF per cent per diem aud and per cent per
paid loans also made free Of interest 10 both
borrower and lender and at "A and per for
ryng" The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
follows Gold cleared s5oi25,Ooo; gold balances
A,S3oco; currency balances, .7lo,c59 The following
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LOCAL TAXATION.

LOCAL TAXATION: BEING REPORT or THE COMMISSION
APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR OF NETWORK, UNDER THE
AUTHORITY OF THE LEGISLATURE TO REVISE THE LAWS
FOR THE ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION OF STATE AND
LOCAL TAXES David A. Wells Edwin Dodge George w Cler
Commissioners and Corrected Edition 8yo Paper 80 cents
NOTE BY THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD or C0MMls-
SIONERST edition OF this Report published under the authority Of
the Legislature New-YOrk certain extent imperfect both IN
respect lack Of cearn in The statement Of
sn propositions present edition thee mperectcns far ~
and the Report made more
clearly expressive arguments conclusions Of the Commission
ers DAVID A. WELLS
~ HARPER BROTHERS will send either Of the above works
by postage prepaid part Of the United States ON reee Of
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The Philadelphia stock market steady to-day.
Pennsylvania Is, third issue, sold at 1O7. Phiade-
pha and Erie Railroad, 81 Reading Railroad, 80 1915,
and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad 6ll Gold closed at 1lls
We hear tina: gentleman has just arrived from Vicks-
burg Miss with the bonds Of that city amounting to
$4,000 issued for the purpose of grading and paving its
streets which proposes to offer for sale In this mar
ket II TO be feared that city which cannot raise
money by taxation at home sufficient to put and keep its
streets IN order will find ready market for its bonds
in Wall-st.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specie)
from the port of NewYork foreign ports for the week
ending Feb % and since the eginning OF the year
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/. s2.OOO.OM

The State bond market active and excited, though
prices irregular The principal dealings in
South Caronas and Missouris. The first named opened
weak the January and july issues selling 64s and
those OF April and October at but shortly afterwsrd
the former advanced steadily 10 So. MiGsours
strong 40 92a92t North Caroinas quiet, Tennes-
sees steady and Virginas heavy and lower. The fol-
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The steamship China to-day took ont ts 900 In specie,
and the Bansa $4,000. There shipment by the
Minnesota.
There Ia no new movement TO note In money the sup
ply being ample 10 meet the demand AT aud cent on
approved collateral The large holders Of stneks were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-16

The proposals OF the Treasury to buy bonds to-day
drew out offerings to the aggregate amount Of 1888 800
at prices ranging from lO9.55 10 lO2s The 100000
awarded at 1O955 to 1O95s The following are the
dot
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Nom Publications.

KNOTS UNITED Or WAYS ,Es, AND IS oSe.1 Ne
IA wv AsKRfcAS DkrtCrNh ,y ,.hha.
~ rhs n,sTe OF % yean experience among s Nm
ouserters Thieves Pkposs', lii marked instances
ana % sgsance anil deepad plans o. m,eme an housbt
SHOWING @ % yourne go nagesi W fnipNso b"t""b'
AGENTS WASihp N J. D. BURR HYDE Hartford, Conn
nT1TTONAL WAGES TABLES-Giyes wages
" nv hour. quarter dsv half DAYS Ne s MI ~ 70 trade
70 -, nail receipt Of price sold BY sh BOOKSELLERS
' NEiSoN ROW. Publisher 20 aud 80 West broadway,
make u note OF thls-l1
N t,h cher News Companies city from orer
\ s 70 @rpIy you with TiE NEW VARIETIES POLICE NEWS
m sP0RTINH f1MRS telegraph Immediately at and We
Iii sb yo the above papers and st The same pnoe
WIZ ' INDEPENDENT NEWS co,
1871 Fulton ST. New. York. r. q. Boz f76i
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for TIE THlBusx.i

Carefully Reported for The TRIBrSEi
"WEDNESDAY. March IS, 1871
AsHEShe receipts to-day Is pkgs The mssk fo Pos has
quiet but prices steady quote al 80 80 ~ 70
Pearls are aull and nominal st 90 15d 80 Is. -.
CoTTOSThe Demand on spot has fair and steady Lv
and lighter receipts prices are better closing hn ses
G as bales n and $50 arvel Of which $50
taken for export consumption, 81 for speculation and 10 10
transit For future delivery h market active and higher closing
sm saes last evening bales for A?r The sane
for Nav he for June l4 for August to-day, 400 fisrch ~
July Il liza i4ic LEO August ~ al4ie 500, September s-
IN. T. "
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A CHOICE SECURITY.


NEw-YORK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
A very large full paid up stock subscription.
800, $780, AND 81 600 BoNDs
CoUPoN AND REGISTERED
The new trunk line from New-York City to the
North and West, between the New-York Central ana
Erie Railways, and many miles shorter than either
from New-York to Buffalo. .o,
Two hundred and twenty miles of finished ROAD
already in existence cost twice the amount OF Dohds
issued may fairly be called the best character Oh
real estate loan; title perfect and value constantly
enhancing; issue Of bonds positively limited 10
$4,000 per mile of finished road very small loan
per mile, highly thought of by bankers and we be-
lieye. a security of the highest grade The ROAD Is
earning largely; is better investment than money
in a savings bank. For saleby
GEORGE OpDYKE q Co. Bankers No % Nassah-s''
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BRED IN THE BONE; Or LiKs FATHER LIKE SoS Novel
By the Author Beggar Hobac" "Gwendoines Harvest
wc1-No; wooed" Caryons Year." sc With Illustrations Svo'
PspeT. % cents.
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Tag Bosps or THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Coxp.Sy hearing sren and three eahs per cent IN
erst per annum payable IN eoid are offered for sale
a, mar and accrued interest These bonds are secured
by first mortgage on a railroad teO thonsa"d miles
Ieso and on anfad Of siriyfre millions Of acres.
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pEADY TO-DAY.
EPISODES IN AN OBSCURE LIFE.
Unlc in size with Occupations Retired Life and Annals Of
Quiet Neighborhooi," &c.
l2mo Cloth. Price ~ 25.
There are few readers shouJ fancy will pruse with
eager interest Episodes Life few will not
with FOR good reflection London Athenfu
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS,
PUBLISHERS 4I6 BROOMESr, NEWNoEK.
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Ready Monday
MONEY IN THE GARDEN.
A VEGETABLE MANUAL.
Prepared with economy and profit,
BYP. T. QUINN,
PRACTICAL HORTICULTURST
tAutbor Of Culture 70, ProGr0.
Illustrated nearly ngra7ng Of Vegetables md Labor
Saving Implements
CONTENTS
CRATER l.
Location Of Soil Draining Preparing the Ground msnur''
Capital
CRATER II.
Hot Bed and CyIl.Frames
CRATER III.
Arteboke and Asparagus
CHA1Es ".
Beans Beet Broccoli and BoecoIe
CHATTER v.
Cabbage Carrots Celery Cucambers land all Of the Letter c.
CHATTER VI.
Rgc Plant Endve Garlic and Kohl Rah
CHATTER VII.
Leek and Lettuce
CnAPrKa WILL
Melon water Melon Maryuia Mushroom Mustard Nsurum
CHATTER TX.
Okra Onion
CHAPTER X.
Parsley Psrsnp Peas Pepper Potatoes. Pumpkins and Jerusalem
Auichoke.
CRATER ~
Rsdshes and Rbubarb.
CRATER Kill
Satisfy Sea Kae Sorel Spinach and squash
CHAPTEK KILL
Tomato, Turnip, and Sweet Herbs
CHATTER XIV.
Vegetable Forcing -llouses.
CRATER XIV
List Of Seeds Kitchen Garden DO Plants Quantity Of Seed to
an Acre, Distance Table &c. &c
Price 81 80, Sent by mail, posiagepad
Address THE TRIBUNE
NeuYoTk
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The days transactions at the United States Treasury
'N '
Gold receipts sfOi OIL III Currency s2s 07 ~
Gold payments I'm ~ Curreney balance. 800 6R So
balance -. Gs10g5 % Customs 57uD
2,lB.0tO IS
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paying cent on time loans extending half way
through the month Of April, In order that II any strin-
gency occur their specalties need not suffer. Prime
commercial paper Is In request at the following rates:
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...... d. H... Per Cent
Commercial frst-c.ass Endorsed paper 90 dsys..... D.
Commercial FIRST class iDdorod paper, 6lD7
Commercial 6rstelass Endorsed paper, honhs....s al
Commercial fStclass, single names 30 daYs.....,.. $40
Commercial hr-elass, single names ob months. ! 0lO
Bankefs, fnteas foreign % ID "a
BAnkers first domestic to months 6i0
The Government bond market was dull and lower at
the early cas partially dine TO the large offerings 10 the
Treasury. There rmer feeling at the Close Fisk
Il Hatch report az follows at p. M:
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Dancine Academies.
Hlnsiral Jrsirnments.

A LARGE stock OF PIANOS. hest makers. 10
~ SELL cheap iBsaments Rent apphef
10 purchase Please call and examine N. NJ MERRELLs Ware
rooms No 9 Unioasquare. 16j Fourtf-sye1
CHURCH ORGAN for SALE, containing ~
stoD two banks II pes snh-hase l6 r.
organ building take II. place viii be sold hesg Apply
DR GRAY a ELLISON.
Agents smiths American Organs.
81 Unionsquare, NeW-lork.
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oeng IN all respects the safest and most proftabl.
security now in the market.
For the fullest information, address
JAY COOKE &, Co

Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railway Co.
p New-York: corner Nassau and Waists; phladeI.
pbia; ia South Third-st.; Washington: 459 Ff.
teenth-st.
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COFFEE-Ihe genefaI Stock Is s0HtNuaI IaIstI' l1 "
few and holding back Bran arr 10
moderate dem The prices restraining buyers bat hois Goa
pue 6rm In their and will not sell except al in omef gs
Java dul India grades without change The Geong sal 20
G has hs,n light We hear Of here bat At Baltimore ID
bags RIO Sterling and 3l9 do, per TemPar r.. r.
FLOUR AND MEAL-TheTe hss been only hmd
TODAY the storm prices Insisted on CHEEKS
ping brands There fair local inquiry for de ana rA'y 80
The market closes Erm but nscnei the saies are
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and Tennessee. hIirs ana nj.
RT, Flour better good dehsnd the sales are o' DUB "
quote s,asas. =, state and Penn 49,. s5 cease IS
Flour navy We quote at va ~ % of S
and ~ asa - for Pennsylvania ,-- "a ,A,. w.
Corn Meal is sm and sr dsmand the sales are 30 eos "
9aoeu Ma, 90 sod % % Cora Meal Brwe- 81 500
Son Meal Western. 7Sd 10 Mea, Brws, PC u 900
Sop Meal Meal west w 3 asa Oh
nag Meal-ws quote as follows fne ave - W. a. 90
Zine yellow 81 60d o. Coarse ~ pa ti o" COO MEAL "
al as and Ground Feed At 81 +ods S. .nx
has been active aud rates
more steady though Grain to London slight decline vas seon
% there was Moderate inquiry light annage a rates ls
Ssrm,us we're: To Lyerpool-2o0 bush Wheat and .y ~
s al a. 500 mostly BY al 2lodf. 90
mart by has l6 $50 & Beef at Is bt 100 ens M 40
f5 sail 1909 bbS Flour private term. 10 e
bush Grain at 81 nd 500 hush Corn At sd SAT- '.s
boxes Bacon aos by To Ggosloon bash ."fs ~ "a
tons Tobacco at Sos Dbl. Resin b. ID 80 70 NC .
Ter, ma1 vessel With fall cane Of Cotton om M
tn Be0sa a.; brg (sow IN Baumorel. fem
With 1000 bbls Petroleum. Gibraltar and sra On "
PgEp-here has been demand aud the market Ien.s, &
xe quote 40 10 al III S. and sOd $Sl Pef un 80
III IS AID ga per tun 80 10 at I'll 65dsl 10 aud i"D
81 80. and $J4asT per tnn. , - a., "a, ,Aip-
GRAIN-Ilorrs Of Wheat arm the inquiry i sK
coAe the market hrm With lair inqa, o m s hssb a
demand for hitting toe sales " All
VI " for Old SPRING. ~ 81 for no .hefS tar, al "a
for No Mlwaake ascat 81 Il for Amber western % ~ the
FOR White Michigan Oat retail demand owing 20 ~ 10
storm very we'll mpphei the ss. Ie ~ essos
track Ohio aud Western held At nc saaA' 81. a. Ohio 70
.frr and 62ic In store Old Western kys h th
stronger supply Moderate sh demand 49,, ~ ,rsei
sales u 600 bCsa "ss'ssa ws.ssra yellow 81
sostierp whhs a ssdeae sou'hers Yellow 7" w ''
81 aaoat demand pdoes
os Ssx STcp Al sfi4e aud on Crop sale per
M ~s,ts r,ssips ye and price: .re rssse p.~v "a
al Ole North River sbiPpHg 1t u lessi 10 sAa HS'A
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No. b.nds There for rsde and Family ga1 o
prices steady. The market CLOSES nfM 01' 'HAS''' So
800 bbls We quOte 81. a., T., L n, s,r Az I5ass 50
So'' wv ' a 7Oa 5 90 Ohio Roundhoop. nv -. -
~ ''''''''''' 4 al ira (ShinuugD..... W0 W
supernne 1oq 90 Ohio Trace oris. $40 ~
State Fancy doll. lod - NJ 80 - Nies GOA
t Double d. do. wa 81
u9S1 70 no..e 'pf o,n Is 81 Louis Single RIs 500 -
,Mnea. htIss", SsS IN NJ IoQl. Double Ext BOO ~
Extra Amber Indiana. ~ uouls S,.rS. S00 . 50
an L., In fir request but tbo moderate hoSs
80 ME firm The market closes steady very qaet he sAes Ss Nv
bbls We quote: -, Go ss q,ass0
Rst AisY and Ceorseown and Family. 90 " 90
Freteneksburg and Petersburg Countfy''''''.'' w
Richmond County EQrA...
S9V
Georgia and Tennessee Erira and Family go ~,