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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-09

srAssuMPsIC.-Thc depot at Pas.
|,S"apslc was burglarized Thursday
Esat' and about u dollar and fifty
~ .us realized by the burglar, and a
l, 'l.ekets-harlly enough to pay
~a Tor being broken of a nights
W.. to say nothing of his chances
.ae state prison. He entered by
selhg a window in the freight
su,' and then breaking the lock on
uoor between that room and the
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-09
Emily Gove's viii.

STATE OF VERMONT, Bradford Distlic. !,
- SS. In Probate Court, holden at West
Fairlce on the lst day of August, A. ID. 1879,
an instrument, purporting to be the last will
and Testament of Emily Cove, late of Thief
ford in said District, deceased, being pre-
sented to he Court by William Sladc, the
Executor therein named. for Probate; 1t is
ordered by said Court that all persons con
ccrned therein be notified to appear at SEES
sion of said Court to be held at the Probate
August, A. D., 1872, and show cause, If any
have, against the Probate of said Will for
which purpose it is further ordered. that copy
Of the record Of this order be published three
weeks successively in tho National Opinion,
printed at Bradford, VT, p revious to said time
appointed for hearing.
b. tho Court.-Attest,
Ilw3. ALvAu BEAN, Register.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-09

FIRE IN CHELsEA.-Thc dwelling
.'lSe Of Albert Allen, in Chelsea.
''s buined on Monday, with all it's
.g4Jents. Total loss. Insured in
" " Farmers by Stearns & Jones
Padford.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-09
a On I'd.

The unde rsgned wish in this public man
ner to express their heartfelt thanks to the
inhabitants of Fairlce and Oxford, and all whc
assisted in SAVING their propcaty from tn,
late fire in Fairlce, for without that assistance
must have becn destroyed.
Dix. L. Mrs. SvLvASUs GRAVES.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-09

Excursion Tickets to Newport and Magog,
for parties OF 10 or more, for fare one way
tan be had III, application to General Ticket
Office, Lyndonville
Leaving Station, Oh Passumpsic X. Il. by
Express, arrive Mt Montreal $40 +. NJ No
Quebec connections by this Train.
Leaving by Mail Train, arrive Montreal go
A. NJ, Quebec 100 a. NJ.
Leaving by Night Express, arrive Montreal
il50 A. ~, Quebec 3.35P. NJ.
RiChelieu Steamers
Leave Montreal7 90 =. NJ, arrive Quebec $50
A. NJ. Leave Quebec 400 IN, arrive Mon.
treal 800 A. NJ. 7Octl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-09

Hon. Bradley Barlow Of st.
Adams, VT, has given 81 900 to the
Catholic Orphan Asylum at Bur
lington.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-09
Conn. & Pass. Rivers r r.
SUMMER EXCURSION
Montreal & Quebec

From stations between n, wport and White
River Junction. commencing july lst, and CON.
tinuing during the mouths VI August and Sep.
TENDER, vt the same popular prices ~ charged
last season, viz:
w.. To Montreal To Quebec To Mon.
'"o" and return. and return. treal and
4
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-09
James S. JohnstOn's Estate.

James s. JOhnStOn'S Estate.
CTATE OF VERMONT Bradford District
- IS. In Probate Court held ut Ncwbury,
| within and for said District OIL the I'd day OF
August A. ID. 1872; an instrument purporting
to be the last Will and Testament of James
S. Johnston, late OF Newbury, IN said district,
deceased, being presented TO the Court by Su-
san Johnston, the Il ecutrix therein named for
persons concerned therein be notified to APP
pear at IL session OF said Court to be held at
the Probate Court iii Ncwbury, on the 9th
day of August A. ID. 1872, and show cause.
if any they may have, against the Probate of
said VIII for which purpose it is further or
dercd, that copy of the record of this order
be published three weeks successfully in the
National Opinion printed at Bradford previous
TO said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court
Iw3 H. w. BAILEY Judge.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-09
GRANITE STATE
BlTTERS,

THE IMPURITr OF TIE BLOOD.
The Granite State Dltters,
is purely vegetable compound. made from
roots and barks growing In our immediate vi
cinity, the medicinal qualities Of which are
preserved In pure spirit, making Vegetable
Bitter and Blood Purifier; and We marrant
them to contain no minerals whdterer.
The Btters will be found most valuable for
the cure of those diseases arising from tho
stomach '~hich il most likely to get disOrtlered
of any or. AN of the human system. A few OF
the diseases which the Bitters cure, we Gunner
Ate below. These we are as likely to have IN
one season rs another, but generally more IN
Spring and SUNNI INDIGESTION or DYsPkP-
STA which is prob. ~ the worst disease the
American people have to endure, Is Of very
common occurrence, and much to be dreaded.
There are many disorders OccasiOned by indi-
gestion, which extend to all parts of the body
such AS HEADACHE. PALPITATION, OF THE
HEART, IRREGULARITIES OF THE PULSE, Loss
or ENERGY, CONFUSION OF THOUGHT AND
FEELING or UrTkR PRosrRATION WITHOUT ANY
FULL SIGNS or DISEASE. Tho organs OF diges-
ton are liable to n great amount OF disease
and il remains for us to have ssms reliable
agent near ut hand and this we offer you in
the Granite State Bittcrs, which does not fail
to cure. BiLLiousSEss, whichis apparent in
a great many. is always releaved by the Bitters:
BOILs are OccasiOned by impurities Of the blood
striving to free themsclves,-use the Bitters
and your blood will become pure. LIVER
COMPLAINTS and all diseases Of tho Liver,
readily yield to the of tho Granite State
Bitters. The most common affections Of this
organ are ToRPIDITr, ENLARGEMENT AND con
GEsTtoN OR EXPLANATION JAuNDiCE, SCRoi
ULA. HEApAcUs, CONSTIPATION and all lMPU
RITES OF THE BLOOD are cured by the Granite
State Bitters. They purify and reinvigorate
the system.
Price 81 per bottle. For sale by II. G. DAY,
Druggist, Bradford, Vt.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-09

To REST.-Two Rooms, one 2sxt0, the othc
l0xl5. Over the Hardware Store in Bradford
Village. loft
wv. SHEPHARSON.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-09

FIRE IN FAIRLEE.-The Hotel,
rms and Outbuildings and store
Fairlce were burned last Friday
mt, Sd inst. The fire started in
tie store, anil communicated to the
tAer buildings, and although the
cople of Fairlee and Oxford vii.
agcs, and from the country three
aIles around, hastily assembled, no
forts avaled to stbp the fire, they
iaying no fire engine in this vicinity
lie property was owned by A. T..
Sewcomb, who occupied the hotel !:
A4 store being occupied by w. IL.
mild rs store and Post Office. The
Ooks, papers and Post Office mat.
II and very few goods were saved
rom the store. The hotel was
seared of nearly all its contents.
The buildings were insured in the
Vt. Mutual for $1,000. Goods in
Ore insured for $500 in Stock
Company, by Stcarns Il Jones, of
Bradford. Total loss about 1000.
Mr.. 5. Graves occupied tene.
aelt in the hotel building, and lost
some furniture. No insurance.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-09

We are glad to hear that the New,
bury House, kept by X. w. Cham.
berlin. is full TO overlooking with
guests this season.
Before another season we hope to
see the Spring hotel in running or.
der, and have no doubt it could also
Oc illed.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-01-20

Report Of the Grand Jury on
the Condition Of the COurt
House and Jail i'm the Parish,
of CaICasieu, filed AprfI I4th.
1871. ~
To the Hon. John b. King.
IJatge Of the Stb Judicial District
b Louisiana, holding court in and
tor the Parish Of Calcasiea. ...
Report that they have carefully
examined the condition Of the Jail
and Courthouse of said parish.
The courthouse they find en-
frely unsuited Bar the purpose for
which it was originally intended
md for which it is now used. II
IS too small--is old, out of repair,
|msightly, and should be replaced
bya new and suitable building at
Ibe earliest date practicable.
The Jail recently erected, they
a model for strength and
well lighted, and 7entila-
ed, and combining in their opin-
on every requisite necessary in a
ountry prison. At present there
re no prisoners in Jail. Vs.. .
5.9... o. F.LYONs, q
,"a Foreman Grand Jury.
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o. LYONS
Foreman Grand Jury.
Proceedings 6F the Police Jury
of the Parish of CalCasfeU.
JANUARY session, 1872.

The Police Jury of the Parish o.
tlcasieu met this 9th day of Jan.
larry, A. D. 1879, in the town Of
Jake Charles, pursuant to.adiourn-
Aeht. Presents j. l.. Ryan, Pres
lent; J. HagaE o. II. Moss, P. A.
H4b8rt and HI. G. Farquhar.
The proceedings of last session
avihg been read, we're approved,
zceet the resolution of adjourn
lentifxing the I'd Monday of jan
ary,. 1872, for the present meet
Big, It being a clerical error, and
hOuld have read "the I'd Tuesday
, Jdhuary, 1872. .
The protest Of u. Salier and
thers against the laying out of
be public road on The Township
ne from the corporation line to j.
illieTs land, having been received
ad discussed On motion, Re
OEFed, that the same be laid upon
he table for further consideration.
0nmotion, Be it obtained, that
.iettraveled road from James fer
y,'on English Bayou, to Jesse's
Brty, on Bayou Serpent, thence
assed the residence oE +. Hebert
nd the Indian Village to Philips
Bluff, on Calcasieu river, be de-
Jared q public road; and that the
blowing persons be appointed
verseers on said road, for the year
.S72, viz;
Joseph Carr, from Jesse's ferry
, the residence Of FRANCOIS He
lert. Eunfanan
Aehille Hebert, from FRANCOIS
Roberts residence to the Indian
Village. ...
George Wilcox, from the Indian
Village to Philips Bluff. ~
On motion, the Police Jury adj
burned till tomorrow morning at
o'clock. ..@ -. aE
&, JANUARY To- 1872. ~. y.
The Police Jury met this 10th
Iaay Of january, 1872, pursuant to
.fournment, present as on yester-
10y,
Whereas, doubts exist IN the |
ninds of some persons in the
orthern portion Of this parish as
3 the legality Of the public road |
eading from the Lake Charles aud
Ogar Town road, at VIM. Sim
IONS across Sugar Greek Mt Sol.
ole's, thence across Six Mile
reek, at the Richmond place,
lance across Ten Nile Greek TO
arliera's ferry, on the Darbone,
hence through Prairie Swallow 70
ad intersecting the public road
aiding from Hickory Flat to Chau-
lot's terry on Bayou Mex Pique,
the Urlee place
Therefore, on motion, be it or
AIned, that said road be declared
public road, and that the follow
. Persons be appointed oyerseers
2 said road, for the year 1872, VIZ:
Joseph Hamilton, from the resi-
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ant to adjournment, present as on
yesterday.
After long discussion on the
subject of building a new Court
house, on motion of J. Hagar, du-
" seconded, the question as to
whether the old Courthouse
should be repaired or not, was put
to vote, when Messrs. Farquhar
and Hebert voted in the affrma-
tive, and Messrs. Hagar and Moss
voted in the negative, resulting In
a tie whereupon the President
voted against repairing said Court
house. =. -.-H ..-.
On motion, Resolved, that the
Courthouse question be laid over
till tomorrow.
On motion, be it ordained, that
John Dillon be added to the COM
mission appointed to lay out the
public road on the Township line
of Lake Charles TO j. Sallier's land.
On motion, Resolved, that this
body adjourn till to. morrow morn2
ing at s o'clock. ~
JANUARY IL, 1872.
The Police Jury met this 18th
day of January, 1872, pursuant to
Adjournment, present as on yester-
day. /
On motion, be it ordained, that
Jesses ferry, on Bayou Serpent, be
declared a public ferry, and that
Jesse's family be required to keep
the road in good order through the .
swamp on the south side OF said
ferry, at the following rates of fer
riage, viz: For l6aded OK wagon,
rs cents for empty wagon or cart,
80 cents for horse cart or buggy,
25 cents; for man and horse, 10
cents. .@ FL. .s - H"'
On motion of NJ. Hebert, the
vote on the proposition to build a
new Courthouse was. taken, when
Messrs. Hagar and Moss voted in
5he affirmative, and Messrs. Far
luhar and Hebert voted in the
negative, resulting In a tie, when
he President voted in favor of said
] <.a5liE .as-
On motion, be it ordained, that
Hessrs. w. II. Kirkman, J. RYAN,
?. Puio and T.. Hansen, be APP
q committee to draft the
iize of the timbers for the building
# a Court house according to the
dimensions and plan to
Do furnished, to wit: .-.-.
The house to be frame build 1
ng, so feet long, SO feet wide, two
itories high. the lower STORY to be
q feet between che floor and cell
pg, the upper story to be 10 feet
,etween floors, to be covered with {
straight roof with gable ends, t
to. Said building to be situated i
n the Public Square, 8 feet fur !
her from the jail than the old one, j
nth the door at The west end, and t
o be divided as follows, to wit A
'as$aae 8 feet wide, extending from I
he door to the Court room, with a
DOM on each side of said passage t
s feet long, II feet wide, to be c
uilt with studding, and ceiled with c
pine ceiling, dressed, In t
Idle and out of said rooms, as also n
be Cotirt room. The remainder &
the lower story to constitute the s
curt room, 81 feet long and 56 !
yet wide, to be divided by a bar y
dross the centre, with z sufficient >
5lumns to support tile upper floor; t
me stairway leading titj from the Y
ar to the Petit Jury room another f
5aitway starting in the passage d
ear tie innet end, leading up over Il
10 room on the left band side and
,nding in the passage aboves The s
ater and inner doors t0 be 8 feet n
Idle and - feet high; The outer i
Dor to be closed by 4 banhelled !,
lutters, with lights above, the O
- A. L. aY--1 L.. I...N.Fa
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tract, payable to said contractor. "a
soon Is the said building shall bs
erected Tehther-bOarled and covered,
the sad President shall be authorized to
draw on the said fund, in favor Of said
contractor, for tsrsHty per cent. more
when the lower story, including OficeE,
shall be completed, he shall be author
lied to draw tpr fifteen per cent. more;
when the whole building shall be COM
pleteds he shaH be Authorized to draw
for tlseafg IRE per cent. more and the
balance shall be drawn IS collected and
received by the Parish Treasurer.
On motion, be it ordained, that the
President be authorized to procure O
safe room in which to keep the pablo
papers, books, ETC., In the Clerks Office,
pending the building Of the new Court
house.
On motion, be It ordained, that the
President be authorized to advertise the
Old Courthouse for sale, for 80 days, ON
a credit Of . and 6 months the pur-
chaser to furnish his notes payable to
said President aid to his successors in
Office, with satisfactory security, and to
bear 8 per cent. pet annum interest after
maturity.
On motion, be il ordained, that war
rants issue to the persons, for the
amounts, and upon the claims hereinaf-
ter mentioned, to wit
10 =. Hutclins, printing, December,
1871 NO. I2l4 ..............SJ $50 90
10 T. Dillon, lime for Jail,
NO. 1<asss. -..s..r........ 6SI
To DIR. Gray medical atten-
dance ON prisoners, No. 123. 49,. $50
To AIRS. John Farris, for pau.
per, No. 12A. 100 90
jury days E q. i2 is.:. lo.lss $50
To p. A. Hebeet, member PO-
hce Jury, days, No. I26. 3d.. % 90
To j.. Hagar, member Police
Jury, s days, No, 12T ......... 5000
{, To I'll. O. Farquhar, member
POlC5 Jury days, No. 128. ~. 80 90
To %. II. Moss, member Police
jury, 8 days No. l29. .. so 90
To w. iii. Haskell, Sheriff, per
diem in District Court, 1871, IL
days, and telegrsphio dispatch,
No. $50. ....................GS %
To w. III . Haskell, Sheriff, sum
jury of inquest ON Manuel
No. lg1 ,....-................ 500
To W. H. Haskell, mattrass,
ETC., for Jail, 1871, No. I32. $50. l6 90
TO w. H HaskelE State vs.
Henry ct ais, criminal costs,
70. is9. ...........,.........., $50
To W, H. Haskell, State VS.. J.
OonahOe, criminal costs, No. 1874, rs 20
To w. H. Haskell, state vs.,
Iohn Jirou ct ais, criminal costs,
no. 135. ................ 50 so
To J. DillOnJ FOR room for PO-
ice jury 1872, No. 1876. .....- 500
On motion, Rssolved, that this body
diourn, to meet agnin on the 2d Mon
lay in July Eext
JOS. i. RYAN,
President Police Jury
J. v. Moss Clerk p. Jury.
II a ~ a.
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- "a 80 \. -

SEccessi0N de Louis r.. BrUassard.
ErAT BIZ IA LoU1sIANE. G8ur do
ParOisse lie Calcasieu. paroisse.
N ESTRE BROUSSARD, de Ia sus-
IL dite paroisse, ayJht Oppose 4 moh
bureau, 50 petition I 1tHet d'Btra nom
me Administrator ls u succession d6
Louis r. Rroussard, deEnierement de
cette paroisse;
En- consequence, avis csc par u pre-
sent donnie aux interests, ayant inten-
tion de s'cbposer 4 Ia ditto Inflammation.
Gayoir a dep0ser lenr 6Iposi,iOn par
9crit \ nitn bureau, eh II vile dR Lac
Charles. dams les dix iouFs qui snivront
Ii date du present. avis.
q, GLASSP0OI.. Greflier.
Brireitu IN Grehser, 40 Jany. 1874
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Estate Of Louis p. BrOussard.

Estate Of Louis r. BFOwsarl.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I Parish
PARISH or CAI.CAsIEU. Court.
nESTRE BROUSSARD, 81 the Par
IL ish Of Cale3.sieu, having applied by
his petition to be appointed Admins
traitor Of the Estate ~ Louis p. BrOus-
said, deceased, hte IL Slid Parish
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
to all intending 10 make opposition %
said spIOintrhtht, TO file the same in
Writing In MY office, at the Court House
i'll the town 81 Lake Charles, within ten
days from th6 date of this notice
u GLASSPOOI4, CLERK.
Lake Chafles, Jan. 90, 1872.
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JOS. i. RYAN,
President Police Jury.

J. v. Moss Clerk p. Jury
Laks Charles, Jan. I3, 1eI2.
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The Police Jury met this 18th
day Of January, A, p. 1872, pursu-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-11-30

~ Advertisers res5sng the Eastern rutsa states
pay for their cards by enclosing GFseRbacks United
states Postage Stamps for such they pay
aud their cards wiz be inserted above table
paid Tor.
IT Business Cards. when prepaid for SSsr allowed
Discount from these rates which advertise
nents when paid OF charged quarterly.
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She stammered, She Did.
BY JOHN @. SAKE.


When deeply In love with Miss Emily PTyn-,
vowed II the lady would only be mine,
would always endeavor 70 please her
she blushed her consent, though the sufterng iAsE
she said never u word except you're ass
An ass-an aEs-idaOus teaser.n.
Bot when were married, ] fund 10 my ruth
The stammering lady had spoken the truth;
For often In obvious dudgeon,
she'd saF-if ! ventnred % give her Jog
In the way Of rrPrOof-'' You're = @dog-dOE-dog-
A dog-a d0z-natie eurnudgsOn."
AId onee when I sail Sc We hardly afford
Tbs eEtrayazanf style with moderate hoard"
And hinted ought % be wiser.
sh- booked assure you, exceedingly blue,
And fretfaly cried, = You're JeE-Jew-Jsu-
A very I1-dcious adviser"
And when it happened that, wishing 20 shirk
some rather Unpleasant and arduous work,
begged her 70 90 70 a neighbor,
She wanted knOE why made such n NUS,
And saaey said ." You're a euss-euss-ea-s-euss-
T0a were always a-cUss-tomsi TO labor"
Our % temper AZ last with the insolent dame
And feeling the woman vas greatly 70 blame
To sc0ld Inc instead Of earessing,
minicked her speech, Ike a ehurI a. am
And anErly said, you're a adam-dam-dAm-
damage instcad Of n blessing"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09

back track at least pelt buyers refusing to pay within
about Zoe of what they were giving six weeks ago. the
Is very different Before buying pen OF sheep the
butcher must try all tho skin buyers to 500 what the
potg likely 10 bring him, for he knows just about
what the mutton IL worth Dealers long for
for then they will 60 mutton and not upon the uneer-
tain value OF their skns. Prices from to 0c b
most Of the lots going Lambs are not plenty,
n0r are they much wanted. They are worth r9s3 80
each IL fair TO good. Some common ones sold for
less money One lot OF 40 went at SS BY the pound
they Will sell at li91Gc-sonething nne 15c. barely
377 sheep arrived yesterday and toay2 cars at COM
munpaw, and each at FOrtieh and Forty-eightlsts.
And s these were too many for they were not all sold
JIM PidcOck sold I47 Ohio sheep at Communipaw %
at 9c; and II OF 95 % at olc STALE 50 ID, Illinois
sheep sold for 7ic. on Saturday -
Kase Co. sold 2s2S sheep during the week at q Q95c,
or 50 23 average per head.
Hume & Elliott, at Fory-ccth-st 102 Missouri sheep,
90 To- at 100 d0 9j b. ic 45 ONO et b go; l94 or
10J b. SIC, and 2ls do, fine WOOL peddled out at lOc
Total for week 40is. at 50 % average.
Kirby sold 27i Ohio sheep IS ID, at DC. Total C at
50 a each.
Kasc q Co.. at Fortethst. GO poor State sheep, II D,
at Is y head, and 70 coarse, III ID, at Slc.
Lerch Barnes sold $40 fine wool s5 ID Ohio sheep at
SIC. Total, $3.50 at 81 9i each.
Judd K Buckingham for the week, 0.2c3 at 81 o.,
average.
UOGs-Toal for tho week, 9l255, against 81 ,99 for
previous week Prices have ruled so low that II IL dill
cult for them recede much. There Is really change
in the market, live being worth <aG5c though seldom
Sold Dressed quoted a &C. for extreme heavy 10
6c. for market pigs, oin hogs selling at G GGc., and
tnOso Of 200 ID ut &C..
New-York tribune., 1872-04-09

forPan Mos and siodeiQ Mess eyce remains iu
shd unchanged though proty steady for choice Of
&S@sl8 for Prime Mess, and Sl8d sq for India Mess Bee!
Hans are @ sce in iobng and the market srm sales Of
lao bh ~ Si4gl6 for Western. Cu fairly active snd
steady sales Of 200 pgs SIC for Shou and @eic for Hens
bacon gue hp prices m sales Of 200 boxes short b vt Ole
% oSiss Lo Clear a. e R boies Short Clear a u 20 bsTs shert
b ghte t and 2 Cumberland 5i Dressed
seadT quote 6d6l for City Lard heavy end DULL sales OF 80
bhs and @ at 9c for No ec for City t199 for fair TO Irne
Steam audc for Keercndcred For delivery sales OF $50
t for Ap Gc 800 May at Del 2c tc for Jnse P!c,
and 900 tcs July at 9le
PEIkoLEuMCude In hulk dull and lower unier liberal Offer
in sales Of 400 bbls at l2c There reliable quotations from
te Greek today Refined has been quoted mach lower With larger
ply offering and moderate 1emsnl, sales Of $500 bbs suitable TO
vessel this non at 22c Cases steady bat qn OF 13o29c Nap
th in light request and unchngd quote 0alolc In Phatehs
the market but less acvs ssles Of 1900 bb 2c, AID
and is . bhs last half April 2ic
RICE firm and in fair demand sales 800 bags Rngoon G. ale
Zoo bags Ps'na at 7lc
sUGARRaw sugars are active but steady ap fo Fair 70
Good Reinngi sales 1850 hha az 81 &c. Tor Cuba tc for Porto
Refined dull at l2dl2c for Hard.
sKINsThc market active, and with sna
stock fm sales Of $50 bales Mexican 90 DO Pa 20 Do
Curacao end 100 do Zauar receipts m bas Mexoan the market
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