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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01
ASSEMBLY.
ANOTHER ELEVATED RAILROAD PROJECT.
Mr.. TwoMBLY introduced bill to incorpo-


Mr.. TwoMBLY introduced bill to mcorpo-
rate the Palmer Elevated Railway Company.
Il name, lame. H. Howe william SoU,hesnd CbsLes straghtof
Roswell Reed william Palmer, Charles Hood hha alton ho
sreeier ss the the capital oeE AZ
with ncesse the from time 20 time TO- slV o'e
than be built spphs the provision, OF toe sene iioi
act 20 The Company 70 start from the oncton o.
WITH Ch,nbersst aud West Broadway, Nv'iorf ,lv.
and run along Enthave and thenct 70 i9e
Harlem The road near Chshsm
through Thrsye aud teooe 10 the Harlem te
reads trsck The construction o. tbe Io' sha
be within four months and completes With SoS y @
be charged for Transporting ps9s
he n length cents ot Intermediate
Of income Of said railways shan be SnnO p
into the Treasury Of the City OF keN-forf. a.,
The House IN Committee of the Whole. disposed OF the
following entered bills, as noted: .,.--,...
Making more stringent provisions against thro"iig
offal &c, In the harbOr OF Newfork below 6puyhh
Duyvil Creek Ordered 10 third reading -,
Authorizing the descent OF real estate 10 iclnae cur
gems notwithstanding marriage 10 Aliens ordered "
third reading -.-.
TIE KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS r.
Repeating the act provide Tor the election OF the su
perVisOTs-atIaFge for Klng5 County, ana requiring
hreefourths vote in the Board Of Supervisors to appIo
PIRATE money. A.. A.. IT,. .o-
Mr. MOsELY moved 20 strike out the hr1 section cay!
ing that the bill was entirely useless lie sad ie hAa M
objections genuine reforms. hnd suggested tnat AZ
proposed reforms should he brought I'd ana aeted Oh q"
Mr. BERRI defended She bill, and Mr.. MORTON also
SPOKE iD favor of It, 80. .. .
Nr jacobs raid tie clj'rl a. thu ~ was Hpr1 "
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FRANCE.

REAPPEARANCE OF THE RAPPEL-ASorHER RE-
PORT CONCERNING THE POPE.
PARIS, Thursday, Feb 20, 1s72.
The Rdppel (newspaper), the publication of
which was suspended time ago, has aZan APP
peared.
ia reported that President Theirs has again offered
the Pope the hospitality Of France and that Austria has
rendered His Holiness Sazburg Castle for residence.
The Committee CapitulatOns Of the National A.
sembly is still engaged examining into the facts con
nected with the surrender Of the fortfcatons Of Nets
by Marshal Bazaine during the late with Germany.
delegation from the Municipal Council OF Metz has
arrived In Paris route to Versailles where they intend
to testify against the Marshal The Committee will hear
the testimony OF the delegation the 5th Of March
The Assembly has resolved to adjourn the 10th OF
March The Count de Chambord has left DOrdecht for
Breda.
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CRIMES AND cAsuADrIEs-BI TELEGRAPH

-. The Queen City Wagon shop, IN Clncinna'i
vss barnsd yesterday. JOss, Slo'@ ~,
Brown BROTHERS cabinet factory in Union, Me-
49, harmed on Wsdnesdsy. Los esOoci no ihsursRoet
Levi Smith, age 70, respected citizen Oh
0f.nb, Mass. vas crushed death yesterday ~ hhns tree
..Wygast's wheelright shop ana MitcLen IA NE r.,
The Celluloid Manufacturing Company,s shop
IN AlhAny W., bsdy injured By Ere on Wdasso Los
The .ngar refinery of Barton a. Baker, recently
burpet a. Iuveod philadelphia sa Ileefy sff.ne ~
BsrtOl Il B,ler." BaFtefs TehaSJ 10 70 rnA."'p '
A party Of Indians. having been furnished Win
psi "a anne and several Indian, we're Mel The @aI't' wiz
pursued into Tie mOastEoA
The unpcr stories Of the building Nos. l64 anu
g., c,.i.t see burned yssL<fsy Ibe tndhg sts
SJs1 by Nr,r sensr Niger AID Ehs Dotri CoH@s's
College. Loss. slo0,ceDi bsa7se.
Frank A. HAYDEN, q salesman in variety
- - n.nsJ De FOREST eostgn'f ar.
~, at,s IN Bon Tor Ieebs biz Dpfo' ere lhe
- ,ltug m M, Voci. AMI tss We
,,r,t,I Ihou ssb 81 80 - se,-t stie "'''e''
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CUBA.
LANDING OF TIE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS.

LANDING OF TIE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS.
HAVANA, Feb. 29.-The Grand Duke Alexis
and suite landed here yesterday afternoon and we're re-
ceiyed by Captain-General valmaseda. the Aldermen
and other prominent military and civil gentlemen. Tho
streets through which the procession passed were deco
rated with banners and the sidewalks were lined with
thousands OF spectators Captaineneral Vamaseda the
Seeundo Cabo the Governor of Havana and the Russian
Consul dned with the Prince last evening" and state
dinner was given at the palace to-day:
The official report OF the operations or the spanish
forces for the last fortnight sums the losses on both
aides during that period follows: The number or
Cubans killed. l2i prisoners takon, 80; persons sur
rendered, 6OO number OF Spaniards killed, "a
wounded, 80
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
AN ATTACK ON QUEEN VICTORIA.
MAN PRESENTS AN EMPTY PISTOL AID DR
MANDs PARDON FOR TIE FEHIANs-EXcIfE

MAN PRESENTS AN EMPTY PISTOL AID Dr.
MANDs PARDON FOR TIE FEHIANs-ExcIfE-
MENT IN LONDON.
LONDON, Thursday, Feb 49, 1877,
a report this afternoon that an attempt had
been made on the life OF the Queen created intense ex
nent In this city, Extras OF the evening papers appeared
In rapid succession, the oOnrnatory details became
KNOWN and IN TO midnight crowds collected IN
streets discussing the and awaiting further partcu
lars An orncal statement OF the facts promptly
made In parliament this evening which, when became
known outside, greatly relieved the public anxiety.
While the House Of Lords was in Committee discussing
the Ecclesiastical BILL Lord Granville entered and said
he hoped their lordshps would excuse the sudden inter
ruption OF proceedings but he had 10
make which IL was desirable should be made without
delay.
He then proceeded TO state that at 81 this evening the
Queen, returning from drive, had reached Buckingham
Palace As her carriage stopped at the gate, young
TO the side Of the vehicle and presented pistol
within foot OF tho Queens head The Queen bent her
head down avoid the shot, but the pistol did not
plode. The man, IN hand held papers granting a
release TO the Fenan prisoners, which he
shouted to the Queen TO sign, threaten
ing her at the same time with the pistol.
he was instantly seized by the attendants and pre-
vented from doing further HARM 1t then found that
the pistol was unloaded and that 1t OF such print
tive construction that II 1t had been loaded probably
could not have been discharged Her Majesty very
cam and showed the which she has often before
exhibited She had directed that statement Of the cir
cumsances be Immediately made IN both Houses Of Par
lament. In order to prevent exaggerated rumors
Lord Granville said he would not dwell the details
point the contrast between the dastary act and
Tuesdays extraordinary exhibition OF tho nations
loyalty.
The Duke OF Buckingham briefly expressed the thank.
funess Of the House at the escape OF Her Majesty from
danger.
Mr.. Gladstone made statement In the House OF Com
mons similar to that Of Lord Granville.
The wouldbe taken TO the nearest police
station. gives his oConnOr and Ia about 10
or 20 years OF age His behavior In the station wild
and his language ncoherent. He boasted that he tried
TO reach the Queen Tuesday during the procession
tn pressure OF the immense Of people who col
ected to view the Royal procession Tuesday last and
the fall Of two stands whereOn people had congregaed
to view the demonstration, attended with much
caamous results than at FIRST supposed IL II
learned that five persons were killed and 90 injured.
The wounded conveyed to various hospitals In the
city and properly attended to.
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inrsraIL pRyss nIsPATCHl

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.--The House Commit
Expenditures OF the War Department TO-DAY eo
pepced their investigation into the sale OF arms Inc
members present were Messrs Williams OF Indiana bur
ber Snyder and Acker Mr.. Kinsella was absent "on'
Belknap Secretary Of War, having been sworn, an
swered, reply question, that from the if OF 1une
1870 To the year ending June 1871 the amount realeu
from the sale Of arms t9I+s,st2 He further sta"
that Executive document &C. dated Jan a. 1874 ineiuues
all the principal sales ls65 10 July 1871 the names
the parties TO whom sold and the month anh year o
salesc. In the course OF further examination - "
sales 70 Remington, he said that while he was ID .no
Post-ofhce Department Mr.. Keller. Chief OF the ORD
nance Bureau now deceased, came 10 and handed MID
the following dispatch:
LION Eew.York. Oct. 10.
To W. c. SoUIREs Arlington House. Washington -.
Remington teegra ps IL you have not yer poush.
Government will lie able Ia DO 20 on better
BY decree Of the Government. issued ycst.uay
entering France liable 20 be taken as g ~
erty. and paid for according to aPprsisemsh Pr
small. Competition with you mas oeeh i"'oeu INV
fictitious - IS, -, ,t
lfhe foregoing IL copy Of telegram III, nn ~ 'H'
Ordnance Once by II. e. Bquires on Oct H. R'oj
Gen Relhnap said he instantly cent word to Gen Dyer
by Mr. Keller that the sales Remington mnst be iIne
diatey stopped as It was plainly shown thai M Rem
ington wac agent OF the French Government "eh'
Belknap then went 10 HE carriage To ~. WAY b'hFt
neut and eih.r iolpG NJ, f. 81 20 Ne cne 'tL' fc'
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THE HOUSE INVESTIGATION.
GEN. BELKSAP on THE sTAND-sENAToR SUM
NER SUMMONED.
INV TpJFGR.pp To rHR TRtRuNPI

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-The arms investiga-
ton begun this morning by the House Committee on
Expenditures in the War Department, developed
nothing but the ignorance and incompeteney Of the
Committee, who showed surprising hack Of knowledge
OF the subject Of their inquiry, and manifest in.
disposition 10 enter upon It, II they had just arrived
from region where newspapers are unknown
they could not have displayed much greater ignorance
OF the important points to which they were expected to
direct their Investigations The Secretary OF War was
before them as witness for hour, during which
time they asked him few questions, the replies to when
had already been made public In official documents
and did not press inquiries In any direction
which would be likely to elicit new facts The dsposi
ton Of the Committee appeared to be to shrk the nves
tgaton, they could, and as II they must proceed 10
ask few questions, for forms sake, the answers 20
which could be readily given without throwing any ns'
upon the matter in dispute. They concluded 70 aooun
until week from Tuesday next, with the nope as eA
pressed by the Chairman that the Senate would IN t"e
meantime, appoint committee, and that the house
would relieve them from any further trouble In the mat
ter It IL to be hoped that the House VIII aceede 70 te
wishes OF the Committee. for It would be fnclcai 10
insist upon the continuance of the Investigation ny
them
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THE NEW DOMINION.

OPENING OF THE NEw-BRUNswICK LEGISLATURE.
FREDERICTON, Feb. 80 - The Legislature
opened to-day with the usual formaities. The Cover
nor in speech, congratulated the members on the In
creasng prosperity OF the Province He alluded to me
successful working Of the new School act ana ne sd
and also that provisions were made for the OF
province he said that the Government would propose
measures for developing and encouraging that branch Of
industry. - ,. ,,o
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EXTENSIVE PIRE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 29.-On Monday even
ing fire broke out in the store OF Simpson Hur,, aCo
land Station on the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
roying the binding and entire contents. Including
Ga 600 In currency The flames spread TO the store %
Chanman's store was also damaged The entire oss h
estimated at $4,000; Incurred in Memphis Insurance 'o
panies for 1900.
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CHANGE OF RAILROAD MANAGEMENT.

DENVER, Col, Feb. 29.-An important change
I'm railroad took place here yesterday '"s
Denver stockholders OF the Denver faeino h,fo~e
hoy,, transferred their entire interest TO the ksnsas
pariae Comnanv Itis believed that TINS move VIII 90
ony temporarily dsadvan'aseous 20 the UnSh o
SnpS r,sd 10 Denver from Julesburg or some other
oint on the Union Pacific Road, which VIII give the
Gnion pacific Company very cobslueraDe a"N"""s"
~ dSstance over the Kansas facinc.
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ITALY.

ARMY EXPENsES-GEN. GARIBALDI AND THE
INTERNATIONALS,
ROME, Thursday, Feb -. 1874
Gen. Magnani. the Minister of War, has re-
ouested the Chamber Of Deputies TO vote appropa
ton of 100000 lire to enable him to provide for the
proper training OF army and for the erection Of build
Jugs for the accommodation Of the troops.
Gen. Garbald publishes denial OF the report that he
Ia connected with the International Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01
CATTLE STEALING ON THE TEXAS FRONTIER.

CATTLE STEALINH On TIE IEA.fo TIFV'tf1srS
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Feb. 2s.-Cattle steal
ing by armed bands Of MexcaDs has been renewed TO
such an extent meeting Of stockrasers has been
convened TO memorabilia Congress for protection Capt
Mfn Kennedy the largest stockbreeder in Texas pre-
sded The most influential Of the frontier parci.
pared and they are determined 10 place the facts before
the Government strongly supported by evidence Is
pare memorial, the meeting was adjourned until ioes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01
ALAKE DISASTER

MILWAUKEE, Feb. ga fore-and'aft three
master was discovered this morning about eight mics
out in helpless condition drifting southwsrd II Is sup
nossd IN he the Gen Highly owned by sylvester Ly
and L. Highly Of Pentwster. lt Is hnpossio'e !" "" "
9 on hoard
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rrr propIE suspICIOUs on THE MOTIVES OF
THE OPPONENTS OF AN INVESTIGATION.
Fro.a Yorker DsmokTat (feP~oSaHl q REQ y

THE OPPONENTS Of An INNfoIIuAIIVN.
tro,a ne Ys,c Yorker DenokTat (RepubaAl q FEB. %
The debate on the arms transaction, which
continued Oh Tuesday appears have entered upon
new phase which leaves TO the defendersof the Admin
israon through thick and thin no course but 20 vote
against summers resolution-presmbe and al-tnat s
AGAINST every Invests Of the case. Unmlstakaole
sns OF this were given In Tuesdays session senator
wright of Iowa declared that he was neither
a lIiberal an Administration man nor an antAsmnis-
man. but simply Republican that ne would vote
inst the entire resolution because he-before an IN
Sstigston has taken psceis convinced that not the
east occasion for 1t exists He fnrtner sad that mas
haan nroyed beyond all doubt that not the
jssrt suspicion rests upon the officers Of the
~ the Administration take to silence entirely
the noise that has made go much more suspicious
will their motives appear, ana so muen moie VII the
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SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS.
A THOROUGH INVESTIGATION NECESSARY

From The Nec Yorker JosrRd! ORG ~
The Senate debate upon the French arms
question still continues. The longer 1t lasts, the more
Urgent are the why the proposed INVESTIGATION
shonid he made and made thoroughly as possible
The country is on the eve OF Presidential campaign,
and those officers who began and carried out tn Trans
functions. which would be equivalent to approval OF
their course of conduct and an AUTHORIZATION 70 act III e
ont OF Confederation for the public welfare TO make the
most research in regard to this subject and
nnhIish the r. suit and this way to place the public In
Condition Ia Judge whether not the authorities have
abuaed the confidence reposed IN themf
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FRENCH ARMS SCANDAL.

END OF THE SENATE DEBATE.
PASSAGE oP THE RESOLUTION OF NvEsTIGA-
TION-THE COMMITTEE TO BE ELECTED
PARTING SHOTS FROM SENATORS MORTON
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
Ial61
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

4 GERMAN, la!ely married, saysi "ld vas
youst so easy as needle Good walk Oud nit
q camels eye as TO get der behlndt word init
o IoOmans.
A ABRoKER-uEARTED wldOweT In Indlanap-
Oils has erected q pine slab over his wiiG's
grave, and presented q 1ne plano 10 the
girl who was kind TO him during Ills atllc-
ton.
sKowHEGAN, Maine, claims to have the
champion fat man Of New England. He
Weighs 4OI pounds, aud glTths hye feet ten
Inches. Two years ago he weighed 40
pounds.
EVERYTHING In aud out OF sight longing
to the city of Memphis has been levied upon
10 satisfy the Judgment In favor Of I. 4.
Browne a Co, In the Nicholson pavement
case, for over Si00, 900.
one uUSDRED THOUSAND persons In CASH
mere are employed In the shawl manufacture.
A female spinner earns the muniacent com
pensation OF scygnty-nye cents q month
Some shawls OF elaborate pattern occupy
these weAyers twelve or fifteen months.
THE hair In Paris this spring is combed
back and put up In the style OF Louis NV.-
that is, ali the hair Is thrown back from the
forehead. Look at the old portraits painted
a hundred years ago In England, and you
will sec this "high front poke TO perfection.
IS Rome they have perambulatlng steam
kitchen. A philanthroplc society have
started this for the allmentatlon OF the poor.
II will cook for fifteen hundred persons a
dlnnor In less than an hour and ahalf, and at
the moderate price OF sous plate
EIGHT thousand four hundred aud twenty.
eight was Of yOre tho number OF seats in the
gardens and prUmenAdes OF Paris, During
the slege two thousand three hundred and
forty were used for firewood, so the munich
pAllly Is about to replace them at a cost VI
one pound sterling apiece.
THE mansion In which the famous Nathan
murder occurred at New York remains 70 this
day inst as II was on the night ot that event
The blood-stalnCd carpet has hcen taken up,
but tho deep stains which soaked through
Into the floor arc inellacOablc l'hs only
tenant Is a bulky German hOusekeeper,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

Tho leading organ Of the Democracy, tho
New York World, is not entirely satisfied
with the Cooper Institute treason on last
Friday night. II complains that Mr.. Trum-
bull did not unmis,akably declare In favor
Of free trade, aud that Mr.. schurzs alluslons
TO that subject were too brief Then,
again, the World complains that the audience
did not applaud certain points In the speeches
of thcse gentlemen which II would have ap-
plauded-which makes the World dlstrusttul,
and, In a measure, puts II on the fence.
The fact Is tho gentlemen al the Cooper
Institute did not go far enough for the World
aud for the Democratic party. II plainly
notifies them that 10 receive their votes, 10
win their support, the soroheads must go
further. Il commends the denuueiation and
tho vilidcatlon Of General Grant and Of the
Republican party. But something more Is
needed, or Cincinnati cannot be a success.
Mr.. Greeley and Mr.. Tumbull and Mt.
schurz have put only their heads inside tho
Democratic fold. The World demands that
they come In, so that there shall be no mis-
take az to their position. This Is q Just de-
mAnd, and we do not sec how II eau be re-
lu1tus " " NNlN NNiNNuh Nuut NhANHN ~ ehaAi
be acceded 10 the Democracy will not sup
port their nominations, and, ss uonso-
queuco, the expected coalition will be a iall.
ure and terrible blunder,
Itis TO DO hoped that the InalcOnteuts will
crafty the World The Republican party.
now that they have written themselves doNu
traitors--can afford 10 do without thom. Let
them, TO use vulgar phrase, 'go the whole
hog" The sooner they do It the better. TheJ
should recollect the old fable about the OLD
man who was leading his animal across tn,
bridge. Mr.. Greeley & Co. evidently cauno
drive the Democracy; nor can they lead II
The only way they eau please all parties Is Il
shoulder the responsibility at once and for
ever. The Republican party is strong enough
without them-strong enough TO triumph Ii
1879 as IL triumphed 10 1868 aud 1864 and
1850. II they doubt II, let them try.
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nIIln

DULANy. --Oa the moruips Of the 18th, Eliz ABKIH
AIS. widoA q john S DSsSJ. IN the SS,h rear Of
her Aas.
Fsnsral today, CTus.dsyJ At I O'Clock. y. N.
FROM her late residsnes, 9I3 sreot north invest Her
friends aud those Of the family are invited 10 atsnd
LATHAM -on the ltth inst, Mrs ANN LATHAM,
vile o. tho Rev J. ID Latham IN the 6etA year Of hes
Ass che bad been iaI gnva-d. o. atg LsAfs al 40;
calmly Aad peace ully, 1T
Funeral this o. IN. II O'Clock, from her late reri
Anees Invited 70 attend. B..
fLENNER.-On the sysnius of The 1lth inst, after
short Illness, NJ. wN. fLUSrEn, aGsd 81 yeAra
The fnnsrsl will taks place A. 20 D. n. Weduea'
dAf, llth i1sl, from his iAts residence, aH street
frisnds arc tsvitsd TO attend.
REIDY.-On the iita Of March, DAVID REtDr,
aged ~, a native Of Castle leland Parish, COUNTY
Kerry, ireland, AID tor several ysarH Fendant 81
this siI vel and fAvoraby knagn for ali that Adoras
The character q yourg man. lie viii BE- misasd for
many day ny his iamiy and assooiatsa. Requiem,
mas wilt be offered for the repose Of his soal
Wednesday nert, The lin Instant at o'clock m,
al 81 pAtFieks ouureh. Hts IsAlvea and friends
tnvlted GU The ccaalln. ..
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TIE MARKE
COMMERCIAL.


g.saissss. Ag.il . s..sS.,.s. Near ilisr
Ant aaaiu. with The onsynns lralied of AL desyrlp
Mons ard The tendency q pflees still upward sale.
ssl3, wes.sss Fs@Ili ~ %, sad Howard strssi 40
Rissig igRsosipls very light bu, the mathe, arm spd
ssssf ss:s sss w.ssS w:sSd F S os 1sU "a ~ q os
white, and fsnnsylvania rcd ard white on prvats
s.s.s I'd a c% so u,S ss e I'Ss s..
ysiio~ 40 4 SsSs cents sSd SiisS Wss.ssn q q
~. ssS. osisNkrs .,.ady and srm. ssls.Rys sts
esnts, and Oats At 5 dssD cents.
Casss.-Thsre ia vs'y little demand for Coffee,
. sssss .s, . %ss s'
AZ he principal ports, the marke, h weak 20 sales,
and We quote a. iolovs, via; Rio 10 bond ~
s.es ~ sssd ss Gs Sss s os p,s az
h.rs n Importer! hand. about n,cod bass no.
" s .' ,ss i.Gns s:Sss.S boz sr' u R
M.s,,.N9 .als, BY. We aaots shosld.r,, lSe's asn
lof 9.as ~ se S and , e.. Y 20 .Ss 20
lar unlnspectsd Western, -Shopldsrs vs quote
A. b,1gabk cont, bat sides are higher, - bgisg
gSo'sd ~ IAslH espS I'D slsat ~ y Is,yfl.,
W. quois { as before !, ss9 cents for pti@s s,ssm
SsgarS.MarketI Is duh and rather weak under fros
receipts, and We hear Of no transactions whatever
Prioss niuAy maintained We quote As beiprs. via
Refining grades vuba and Porto Rico. sNSsNi cents
| forto Rico pRtalUN csnts; DepsFsrs vacuum pal
lOA9llk esntsl and nsE crop New Orleans Ercosri
Wii.fyTFos iIh wlos. tbs m.rtst Is q sS.d,
hrmst. There Is some demand. Gpd We report sal,
| today OF western At - cts. per gallon.