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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

THR ohsApoSt place in Washington to buy
Wallpaper, and have paperhanging and up
hOlstSFy work done Il a. Tubman's, tla Ninth
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

PoLIon OouRT-Judss snsl.-The usual ron
tine cases occupied this court yesterday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper i'm the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains a splendid cartoon, together with
the very latest News BY telegraph from All Parts or
the World up to the hour OF publication, including
the latest particulars relative to the War In Mexico
the condition OF Affairs in Utah. interesting let.
ter from HERALD Correspondent On the Nile; the
Execution OF George Bolts for the Murder OF "pet'
Halsted, with Sketch OF the Crime and the Trial:
the PanOrmo Murder, with the COroner's Inquest
and the suicide or Alfred East, the Companion OF
PanorIno; The Watson Murder, In Williamsburg
and Verdict OF the Jury; the Grand Street Murder
and the Conspiracy Triai at New Brunswick, n. j.
II also contains The latest news by telegram from
Washington; Political, Artistic, Scientific, Religious
and Sporting Intelligence; Obituary Notices; Amuse-
ments; Facetie; Editorial Articles on the promi-
nent topics of the day. Reviews Of the Cattle Horse
Dry Goods and Boot aud Shoe Markets; Financial
and Commercial Intelligence, and accounts of all
the important aud interesting events OF the week.
TEgMs:-Singe subscription, 81; Three copies SIS ;
Five copies. So Ten copies. $l6 Single copies five
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02

profitable field for their operations, ana were taking
up the moro attractive and exciting speculative
material Of the stock market. tn widest nuctua-
ton Of the day In extreme cases was, however only
x e per cent and the average dYirerencein prices
could be measured within y q u per cent Iqukhe
miscellaneous railways Hannibal and Sc. Josebn(
fell of TO AK on the resolution OF the Govern.
ing Committee. which the officers of thecoppany
say entirely unnecessary, and had the erect Of
frightening some OF the more tmid stockholders,
whose interests were not at all In jeopardy. as the
directors assert they ve no intention and no wish
to Issue either additional stock or convertible
bonds while the registration.ee the certificates
has been conducted according to the strictest re-
quirements OF the Stock Exchange. A wider knowl-
edge Of the facts occasloned rally In the stock
70 49, The earnings of the st. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad for the thirdGYeek in January
show an increase OF S18,976 over last year.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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lied.

AULD.-On Tuesday, January 80, OF scarlet fever
ELIZA ADALINE eldest daughter or John r. Aud. r
Funeral IRON ner fathers residence. 20 Rutgers
street, TINS (Friday) afternoon, February 2, at two
O'Clock.
BACHMAN.-On Wednesday morning, January CT,
ELIZABETH BACHMAN, In the 43d year oil her ave.
The relatives anu friends and also the members OF
DOrlc Lodge, No. $50, are respectfully invited TO at
tend tne funeral, on Friday, February 2, at TWO
O'Clock p. NJ.
BARrRop.--On Wednesday, January 81. JOSEPH
BARTBOP, aged 40 years.
Inc irleuds OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral, IRON the Methodist Episcopal
church, Sixth street, Hunters Point this day FRI
day., at ten O'Clock A. M. HIS remains Will be taken
to Greenwood for in,erment
BURKE.-On Wednesday, January 81, KATE, vile
OF Michael Burke, OF Cork, Ireland age % years.
The relatives ana friends are invited to attend the
funeral this friday afternoon, az one O'CLOCK rom
St. Vinccnts Hospital, corner Eleventh street anu
Seventh avenue. =. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02

ihE NohIHEhN PACIFIC RAILROAD LOAN.
NJ NEW YORK. Jan. 30, 1872.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE uERALD:-
In your financial column OF this morning Won
make some remarks on the recent negotiation OF
Northern Pacific bonds In London which embOdy
an obvious plunder. Bankers and others who are
conversant with the hrst principles OF exchange
are aware that when United states bonds are SELL
discount, but are bringing a price equivalent TO
about II currency; but the general public may be
mised by some OF your remarks on the subject, and
the present price of gold and exchange the London
price or SO, at which che Northern Pacific
PONDS were placed, is equivalent to fraction over
iO2 In Currency. The allowance OF per cent per
annum rebate ON prepayments Of instaments Is
are, sir, yours faithfully, JAY COOKE * co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
ALLEGED JUVENILE HOMICIDE.
Two Boys Arrested Suspicion-Coroncr
Herrman's Investigation.

Two Boys Arrested on Suspiciop-Co
Herrman's Investigation.
Early on Wednesday afternoon Alfred Brown, q
Tad nearly seven years OF age whose parents live At
A5 Eleventh avenue returned home and entered
complaint that ne had been kicked By some OF his
playmates after leaving the public school In Thirty
Hfth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
Alfred lelt bad that nc dld wish TO return TO
school. and desired his mother TO write note to
shat eject TO his teacher In the evening Alfred
complained OF great pain in the side ana head,
when medical advice was sought but ne
continued 10 grow worse and died at -FOUR
O'Clock yesterday morning. Coroner Herman was
subsequently notified, 8nd Dir. John Beach made q
p0st-mortcm examination on the body and found
p0th compression and Conclusion or the brain,
which caused death. The injuries may have been
received 10y II fall. Upon information received by
captain Carrey, OF the Twentieth precinct he In
etructed Detective Mcconnell Of his force, to arrest
Adolph aud Amy Werner-iads eleven and twelve
Years o' age, living at 5l2 West Thirty seventh
s'Ieet-as there was some suspicion that<ney In
nictea inc fatal violence. The boys, however,
nteIy deny having assaulted deceased, and declare
snas .ney know nothing Whatever az 70 the manner
IN wmcn ne received his injuries. They are de-
taneu 70 await the result Of an investigation, which
WI take place on saturday, and In the meantime
captain Canrey 10 searching Tor further information
concerning the mater. Deceased and the suspected
p0ys a.tenued the same school, but were u diegeus
ooooxtmentA 7f 49,
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GALvEsToE, Feb !, IS7a
Cotton rregu good ordinary, zoe. Net receipts ga
bales sales, 5UV stock, 1880.
Cotton 1uiet mi idngs 22l 22pc. Net receipts 1853
bales gross 1853 Exports coastwse, 1867. Sales, 800
Stock, S,a79.
sAvANSAu Feb. I, ls72
Cotton middlngs, 2sxc 2lAc. Net receipts, l,555
bales. Exports barcelona, ZOO coastwise, 9s. SAFES,
1.9CU Stock, 6S,6y2 -
Cotton firm but quiet; mddings, u &c. Net receipts,
l453 bales Exports-ro Great Britain 2,3s2 the Cont
nent, l,2S4 Sales, 200. Stock, 1881
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l. 1872.
Tobacco decidedly higher for desirable qualities leaf
active for all other SORTS
OswEGo, n. Y, Feb. /, 1872
Flour steady and unchanged Loo bbs S7 FOR
No. spring. aS tor amber winter rs bJ for white winter, 80
for double Wheat quiet; choice white at
al co. NO. Milwaukee club at ~ 20. Corn unchanged
mixed &c.; lots ut SIC. Barley
81 for up lake Canada and III 05 for Bay Qunie
and 81 So Tor unbolted per cwt. Mifeed unchanged
shorts, 25; sbipstufs, $25 $2I niddings, *Zo $50
per Railroad freightsFour to Boston, sc 10 New
York, 59c. +; 10 Albany, 4+c.
Flour dull at SIS % S. so tor spring. Wheat easier
at 81 23 for No. 2sprng Corn active and sher
No. mixed at 4lc 4lisc cash seller February
hrmer at 3211c for No 2 Rye In fair demand and firm
sales OF No. Eat 90 o9I9c BarleyNo spring quiet
6Uc Whskey quiet and weak Dressed hogs
Sc Green meats quiet and steady at unchanged prices.
Dry sailed measSales OF shoulders 4c rough sides
6Ac. short rib middes at &C. short clear mides at 6c
Lives active and steady at - - TO- Cattle quiet
wheat 80 500 bushels 00U bushels 1900 bushels
rye 5000 bushels barley aud 230J0 hogs. shpmens2OOU
bbis. Hour LOCO bushels wheat 1310 bushels 10000
bushels oats, GOO bushels barley and 1900 hogs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
TEE COMMERCE OF TIE PORT.

a Field Fay in the Chamber Of Commerce.
The Commerce of the World Considered.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Chamber OF
Commerce was held yesterday, Mr.. George Opdyke
In the chair The Chamber had regular field day,
Notwithstanding that the attendance was very
sparse, and they gravely discussed not only ques'
lions relative to the commerce OF this port, but
khrew their to encompass the entire habit
able globe and its commerce, the discussion de-
bcending from bags Of Brazilian coffee to Mexican
battle hides
GENERAL ARTHUR PLEASED.
The Chamber approved the proposition OF Col.
lector Arthur for committee OF conference to ar.
range the rate OF storage In bonded warehouses;
and the subject was referred TO q special commit.
Tee.
THE TERRORs OF HE'LL GATE.
Mr. Paul Spofford made lengthy report upon the
harbor distractions, complimenting General John
and rejoicing that the instructions to commerce
were being rapidly removed. The report recon-
Bay. and endorsed Mr. Xiberger's bii now before ore
the Legislature to that effect
AFTER THE HARBOI MASTERS.
] The Special Committee on HarbOr Master Abuses
Haa made very long report enclosing los, S on the
power OF appointment In the Pilot Commissioners,
who shall appoint Captain Of the Port with eleven
Asestanfs and the DIVISION OF the island into eleven
&istrtcts. These assistants shall be selected from
eandy Hook pilots VINO shall serve for three
months Only, and alternate. The salary Of the CAP.
Eain OF the Port snail be $1,000 per annum, and the
Pilot Commissioners shall have power TO remove.
Colonel fred. A. Conkiing opposed the bill on the
ground that 1t cOnnlcted with the organic law OF
The state and the report and draII OF the bill was
referred back to the committee for legal advice.
TO THE RESCUE OF THE CUSTOM HOUSE COMMITTEE
FRED A. C0NKLING announced that parties high In
authority had requested the Appointment OF a COM
mittee OF the Chamber TO aid the Congressional
committee now investigating the Custom House
frauds. President Opdyke, IN a speech, strongly
supported the proposition, anu the duty was dele.
gated TO tho appropriate standing committee.
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.
Aessrs Scion humphreys, john IL Boynton, Will
lam X. Kirkland, Guslavus A. Brett and James A.
Nan Brunt appointed to investigate and report upon
me AFFAIRS OF the quarantine at this port and
Dtner matters bearing upon the subject, made q
lengthy report accompanied by bill regulating
quarantine. The report was adopted by the Cham
Der and the committee Instructed to proceed to
Albany and aid In the passage OF The bill through
che Assembly. Royal Phelps was especially enthu.
sastlc Ia advocacy OF new quarantine law, and
bxpatatcd upon The cost OF having down In this city
bags OF coffee from Brazil and cattle hides from
Mexico and the tropical countries. He startled the
chamber 10y the opinion that infectious diseases
could not be introduced In hides-either dry or
raw.
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A young girl named Elizabeth Whitpen, residing
with her brother at 26s Throop avenue, and who
had grown melancholy over the death OF her mother.
took quantity OF Paris green on Saturday last and
although PHYSICIANS were Immediately called in she
died from the effects of the poison. Coroner Tones
held inquest over the body but at the request OF
the family, on account OF their "respectabultyn
kept 1t from the press. The fact, however leaked
out ana might just as well have been given at the
time.
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The suicide Of Alfred Ea.t.

Coroner Jones yesterday held an inquest over
the body OF Alfred East, the friend of Panormo.
who committed suicide on sunday last at the
boarding house Of Mrs. Snow by shooting himself
through the head. The Jury returned the following
yerdtct:-sThat Alfred East came to his death by
compression OF the brain, supernduced by wound
m his head from pistol ball bred from pistol In
non said depression mainly due 20 the irritation OF
lis BRAIN caused BY spiculG OF bone projecting
from the inner plate OF the temporal bone ana
pgo1oing on his 6rain.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
Free Again.

Professional thieves and murderers are rarely
captured in Brooklyn. and when they are they
should be well guarded. Patrick Kearns, profess
sional thief was captured on Fulton street on We'd
nesdav night, having just stolen some dry goods.
Yesterday he was placed in cell in the basement
OF the City Hall, to await examination. When the
occr went to the cell TO take him out he discovered
that Paddy had gained his freedom without the aid
Of counsel. Eltner he or his friends had picked
lock, ana he had quietly walked on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.

The stock market was dull and closed strong,
although the earlier tendency had been toward
lower prices, especially for Western Union, which
declined to H. against Tx at the opening OF the
board. This early heaviness having been overcome
the market slowly improved, and the best prices
OF the day were made about as the brokers
were beginning to separate the decline in
gold gave considerable credence to theory
that the clques interested IN the gold market were
alowly abandoning II - ct most slow II not az un.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
How Che BrookIyn Tsxe. Wore Rcdnced.

Al meeting Of the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund the Comptroller suggested that the sum Of
Sl47.000 belonging to the sinking fund, and which
had been transferred TO another account to reduce
taxation last year. be raised as deficiency on per.
mission Of the Legislature, but the Mayor ana Trea
surer argued that the money would not be required
until The last Of the year. and that the am to De
raised for deficiencies was already large the sug.
gestion was, therefore, not acted on. Inc Commits.
sioners then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
Tho Water BOnrd.

The reformers have lengthy petition prepared,
in which they beseech the members Of the Assembly
and Senate to reconstruct the Brooklyn Water
Board Commissioner Lowber's place in that body
WILL probably, be as acceptably filled by some one
else as It Is now by that gentleman as 1t Is under.
stood he does not care TO remain. The Water Board
has been run without him, and probably can be
again.
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Included the are SIS bales to arrive For future
delivery (bass low middlng) the have been fol-
lows Last evenns-February $40 at % 3Ioc 100 at 22c,
100 % 49, notice after 7th 20 at PIE March, 800 at
% l316c, 7U at 29sc April ZOO AT 24c 30 at % 5l6c
Jnne. 100 at e 7lsc Total s4oo bales, rodayFebruay,
2oac, 2Od at % 16c, short notice. 500 ~ l6c March,
600 2c 100 at y i5l6c, 800 at 22,sc % l3l6c
800 24c 800 at ~ l36c, 7U0 22c 200 70 l56c
100 a. . islsc Loo a. ssc April 20, 2.c, 200 al
2sc. June, 100 a % 7i6c loo 23jsc Total bales
Grand total, lOsOO bales. Rates on cotton to foreign
ports close folIows:To Liverpool by steam, I'D bv
sail, S.led To havre, by steam, lc.. gold; sail &c. TO
steam, lc COLO, compressed To Baltic ports by sail, nc
lc, gold The receipts ut the ports up
634; New Orleans 1885, Mobile 1929; savannah, lo65;
Chare;;lon isss wl,m Ing ia; Norl9k 1885, BaI
day week, 2275s. Tins day last year. ss we
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Flour dull, at Y5 %
ARREST OF A PORGER.

Detective Elder, OF the Central ONCE. arrested
Abraham Bernard yesterday on warrant Issued by
W. s. StoKely, Mayor OF PHILADELPHIA for forgery.
The comp amt against him was made by John In
derhll and others OF that city who had suffered from
the iuency OF his pen. Captain Irving sent the
prisoner to Philadelphia yesterday afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02

Wheat rather request, but prime hed at
agures but lite business done. The
market the close was about ~ 81 % Tor NO.
Chicago and A1oat ~ So 81 bG for No. Miwau-
zee IN store and 81 So tor NO IN store The sales
about bushels at 81 DO for No. Chicago delivered.
al IS or 81 so for Milwaukee In 81 for part OF
load DO 81 o. FOR prime red winter IN store, 81 40 for
white oenesee delivered Corn quiet cha ged
The sales e5,1u0 bushels at 53c. axe TOR new
mixed, Sic delivered for old Western mixed. Other dcs-
and 10 better demand Sales 1880 bushels
AT 5SJ<c IS &c. for Western In anoat and ABE
55ysc Tor white the and aaoat Barley was in
Moderate request and steady. Sales 5000 bushels o.
Western store al soc. e,c. Canada held al al ~
81 90 Stale c for tworowcd and 81 05 for fourrowed
Rye remained dull held At 93c. CSC. In Western.
FREI0HrsIhere has been moderate INQUIRY berth
room for cotton, provisions DC, but the grain
negected Rates show particular change the char.
terns line there was moderate call for for general
and the petroeum trade There was however, but
little accomplished owing shippers differing
In rssArd 70 rates. The enesesmet reported to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02

s ss1es ,s bacon; 100 lara s. and By
Is a. The nomins! rate ate for sraio wa: sd
T pos nv is .rS 80 3D. by steam TO Glasgow 200 Ses
PSssssa,si P sss resssa 'a from
s sra s.S S o STp NORWEGIAN bari. zoo sss
dat Austrian bark SSs sons s Antwerp or aoeras%
general cargo on private terms Italian bark. 80 tons,
MoLAssEsThs marEe, con,nusd quiet for both foreign
nCs S New snss :s, Ay
91P'e;-
cuoa-csnriiusal and mixed. isc. sc isc zoe.
Maseosado refining Svc Zc &c sc ne sSc.
Muscovado, grocery. $500. 30c. CSC.
F Fas.i S'f Islands: So. IS ss
New N.S Orleans .vIs sce :a tSs
quiet s' hesr s. liz
hear FAR
was ds and nominal ssi At OLD agsss W.,
o1 s s FS %ss ssf sas ss.
u 80 MenhadspEas inactive and nominal at csc. 57c
beginning new month"; but still til dull and na%ns
the 1as sas And sso s% ssS
% & held sa e. S
ssa2 e. sins rss.s. sss.s s aaoss s
s. 80 on upper and $S IS aver road The IEiadel
nominal Refined held at aa'sc' Of saaas Without
PRovIsloNs Receptspork sls bbs Sit meats, I77s
paskasss ar o b Sn and erces The for s
disposition shown do business and no last
eysnins 80 ops sold for March at sl4 od held
q Old p0l Total oep. s month
@ for short Sa': for
Western short rib and CamSeraud cut The sales
wn quls nut
sas 70 $50 a or exa the mes IS ur S
erces and SIS $40 for India tiercea. Beef
hams remanca quiet and unehanged sales ~ bbs within
go Cut meats quiet, Dut hrm,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
27,ilS S5,745 225,390 1882
1929 2s,6IO 7o,2i7 %
34,s42 6i,355 3QS,t37 1885
1893 47,oas l2l,a45 l,ls5
1894 1906 1889 1900
2a,s7s ss,lus ssl.eas 1913
5i,2 Si,79O 242,S78 CAT
22,097 l5,425 89,056 26S

We quote Cuba Inferior to common refining, Sic.
6nns gsac S,sc TAR to good grocery &c esc prime
choice grocery 9sc centrif1gn hhds and boxes
4,1c a6hc Hiyana-Boxes, Dutch standard, NOS 70 9.
She &C.; ~ to r. 9c. 94c. do, IL to 10, lUc
IO%c; do ID to is lie lis,c do 10 to 20 2c l2l1c
do, white, &c l2ac. Porto Rico Common to prime
fnng SIC. gc. to choice grocery, 91c. 1Ol6c
Brazl-Dutch standard. Nos to l., NE a ae Java
Dutch standard Nos III to IL ?ac s4c Mania-superior
and extra superior, 7s1c. to SIC
SrEARINE remained dull and nominal Mt assc. II 91Sc
TALow quiet but steady Sales 10000 lbs. at SC.
SIC. for good outside to choice city.
WHisKEY.keceipts SOB Dbs. The market quiet but
which price 200 bbs taken stock
hand Feb uary l, 1910 bbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
CLOSING PRICEs-5 O'CLOCK P M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, Feb. Tsp, M.

THURSDAY, Feb. 1-6P.M.
CorrEEThere has been rather inquiry to-day for
all descriptions and prices continued We of sales
bags Rio per Bishop private terms 1892
bags of Jamaica at ls1sc &c., gold duty paid 1907 bags
Maracabo at 201ac 2olc gold, duty pad; Bait
more $500 bags Rio, per Ubena resod private terms
Quotations unchanged.
CoTToN-fhe market for cotton the spot was steady,
under moderate offerings and fair demand Future de-
livery good request very firm but not
quoaby changed The sales Change to-day
xrnreu f0 MA. p u -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
uicide mt the Peuiteutiary

Suicide mt the Pcnitentiary.
Henry Benner committed suicide yesterday morn
ing ut the Kings County Penitentiary The deceased
was twenty years Of age q shoemaker, and was con-
victed OF petit larceny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
Notice to the Dcpositors Bowling Green Sa
Wings Rnulk.

Ali the depostors in the above bank are requested
to call at the Office OF w. u. Fricke Is Broadway,
to-day February 3 between the hours OF nine A. M.
and four r. NJ, for the purpose OF signing request
opposing the movement TO place the affairs OF the
bank In the hands OF an assignee In bankruptcy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married,

FIELD-FrcH. AT the residence O. the BRIDES
parents, on Tuesday. January 30 by Rev. DR.. Conk-
ling. +. CLINTON FIELD to LIZZIE =. FITCH, all OF
TINS city.
GAUL-RoBB.-ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Janu.
airy 81, 1872, Ivy Rev. Henry j. Van DycK, Sir. OG-
DEN GAui TO Miss ANNA RoBB. all OF the above civ
NEAL--LYDEcKER.-AtN New York city, on Tues.
dav, January g. by the Rev. William Newell
GEORGE A. NEAL, OF Elizabeth. n. j., to Miss CAR
RE M. LYDEcKER, Of Uniontown. N. J. No cards.
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The quotaions based on cotton running quality
than bali grade above or below the grade quoted
FLOu. AND CRAIS. keceiptsFiour, S,ss7 bbs wheat,
100 bushels. 29.oOG meal, 10 bbls
$3.50 bushels bar bushels The -four nake ruled
dull prices steady The sales bbs
Kinds including 800 bb OF Southern zoo obs OF
superhne rye all at prccsswhin the range of
remained qulet but steady We OF sales oil
lbg hbls Western yellow at 81 ~. delivered City sacked