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New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

TIP SPECIFIC OFFENSES CHARGED AGAINST THE
AUDITOR-GENERAL AND THE STATE TREAS
URER-sPECULATING IN THE FUNDS OF THE
COMMONWEALTH.
HARRISBURG, Feb. H.-On the 10Th OF jan
nary Mr. Cooper came into the House Of Representa-
,ives toward the close OF the morning hour, and en-
deavored 70 bring before that body resolution OF in
oury but before the purpor OF his resolution appeared
a vell-known leader OF the Third House hurredy
went upon the Hoor and Immediately Dy movement
known 10 the initiated the Harrisburg hurry the
sesson WAS broken up rather than adjourned The reso
luton never was offered again, the matter PROBABLY
having been "dxed;" but, as the movement
above described is only resorted 10 III case
OF emergency considerable INJURY was
excited "a TO the objects aimed at Events subsequently
placed copy OF the resolution In your cOrrespohueuts
hands. but though the allegations were important and
specific no authority cited, and your correspondent
awaited further developments During the last ten days.
the two State officers mentioned In the resouIlon nave
been intsting themselves TO procure the PARDON 0i
oertan Young broker of Philadelphia, lately condemned
for being connected with frauds on the treasury Vi '
oitv Attention being attracted to tho case an
Investigation ensued, which seems W ee'"o
lish the propristy Of making public the suppieSSoa
resolution The portion relevant reads as foho"sl
Whereas, John, f. Hartrantt, Audor,General, anu anu
Robert W. Mackey State Treasurer have been m sou
nT Ulepay using moneys Of the Commonwealth, IN ~
Diypg the Same in CARRYING on various operations & IN ~
stocks to exeut OF several millions oi doarS ahu
thr naymont Of their private debts; ana . 4.
WSeyeas The State officers are further accused OF
having used the moneys of the ComInohwenIth an to
nircase OF loans OF tho Commonwealth Ior
pgn benefit particularly 10 the purchase OF si9y0 "
thn = ner cent loan of tho Commonwealth, ana s1Y1V oI
The ner cent loan OF tho Commonwealth ana OF haNhk
saId The said to the Sinking Fund OF the Cvuon
wealth al an advantage profit TO the said Mhokey
a. eas 20 aud advantage to the said Haruahs oi
| S2.7OO; and -. ,,.., 4. ,.,ho, .oorsea NJ bay.
Ing rece,sd among other sums, the following say mehs
a. a on the moneys OF the Commonwealth lOahou
a. dnncsited by him account Of such cOnslnell
lion sl on August 10 ls59 t77 90 On February " 9V
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
TIE TREATY OF WASHINGTOM
REvERDY JOHNSON IN DEFENSE OF THE AMERI-
CAN CASE.

REvERDY JOHNSON IN DEFENSE OF TIE AMERI-
CAN CASE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 27.-A meeting was held
tonight at tho Chares-st Methodist Church,
under tho auspices Of tho American Peace 80
ciety, to discuss the Washington Treaty and pro-
mote the interest Of peace between Great Britain
and the United States The Hon. Reverdy johnson pre-
sidod and addressed the audience in an exhaustive
speech Of nearly hours the relations between the
two countries, particularly with reference to "Our
Case before the Geneva Commission and the question
OF consequential indirect damages On this question.
he argued that clear that the preferment OF such
claim by the United States before the Geneva Commis-
sion was not contemplated by the High Commissioners
of Great Britain under the terms OF the Treaty and that
II such was the construction Of the High Commissioners
on part of the United States not Que OF hcm ever 30
asserted. a., a.. -. ...,,- -
the matter: First, that England should consent
Commisson This she might safely do. and II tnat
Board decided 1t had Jurisdiction OF the question
OF consequential damages 10 would reject the caims sec
Ond Withdrawal Of tue claim by the United states ana
tie speaker had the OF the President he would ad-
yise such withdrawa and, third It's postponeheht 10
the subject OF future negotiations
Mr. Johnson argued that the treaty OF washington
was great achievement In the interest OF peace pc
tween Ali nations for settlement OF all questions by
arbitration He was frequently applauded LllAuDuI-
RITZ followed Mr. johnson In q brief speech.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
ARMY TRADING-POST PLUMS.
To theEdnor Of The Tribune.

TO theEdhor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Something has been said, on several
recent occasions, about the Government patronage in
connection with the Indian and army trading posts and
specially about Fort Sill. was very glad to observe In
THE TRIBUNE candid and generous tribute to the manly
character OF Secretary Beknap coupled with an assur
ance that whatever found wrong about this political
patronage would bo promptly rghted as far as he has
the power to right It,
Let me add TO this statement Of yours my own belief
that one point in the matter on which lie doubtless
placed large reliance has not received due weight in
your accounts the matter. At Fort Sill, for instance
the trader farms his appointment to subOrdinate
and 1t Is said certain officers complain. But instead OF
complaining why do they not correct tho wrOngif any
wrong there bel The remedy is wholly in their own
hands The law OF Congress gives the coDmandant OF
any post authority at any time In his discretion TO
convene Court which shall examine the traders invoices
cut down prices extOrtonat and fix for itself prices at
which the trader mustisel his goods. 80 long as this
law Is in force what ground Is there OF complaint
Whether the trader makes $4,000 II cents year by
farming out his privilege sno to the purpose. Does his
agent charge soldiers anybody exortonate prieesf
If Nay, then there is cause Of complaint IL Yea,
the remedy wholly In the hands of the command
ant and his officers themselves. Yours, EX-0fFIcsR
hso- York. Feb. AZ, 1871
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
JAPAN,

IMPORTANT MESSAGE OF THE MIKADO-THE Ed
UCATIONAL INTERESTS OF THE COUNTRY.
The Emperor of Japan recently called his
mobiles together and delivered message touching the
doocGGmeIt ana fully the reports of the revou
ten OF ideas which has taken place IN Japan The
Mkado declares that the ancient system mas Deeh
cbonocd and that new departure has been made. He
not only advises his subjects to 90 abroad and study ne
systems of other natons Int declares that there no"
The sghtes objection to taking their wives daughters
and sisters with them that they may learn In other
countries the best Of insructng children The
following is the message.o the Mkado. as it appears in
The japan Mail Of JAM %:
We arc OF the opinion that the reputation for cviiza.
tio wealth and strength possessed by the countries OF
the globe arise from nothing else than the power OF l'
dustry which characterize their popu
iations and the reason why their populations develop
their knowledge polish their talent and give eHocC 10
their power OF industry and perseverance, that eaGn
individual does his best member OF the natl0n we
have lately changed ancient system, and desire to
run equally In the race with otAer countries: How How
iation unanimously exerts to the full It's power OF
industry and perseyerancen ahe n9pes IN
poston and being the object OF the observation or the
whole people arc looked upon as moaeS O SITae Of
dustry and perseverance on their part such a5 Will Ut
e 10 Sg aro indeed grave This is the
why summon you here to-day In order that we may
secure the result OF industry and perseverance nothing
else is necessary but to develop knowledge
required but fix the eyes upon the aspect OF the
civilization OF the world TO cultivate pursuits OF actual
countries, aud to learn practically. 1t may suffice for
those whose advanced precudos their being able TO
remain and study to make tour abroad 70 widen their
crco of knowledge by seeing and hearing, thus to I'M
prove their understanding In consequence, TOO OF the
want OF q system woman education in our country,
many women are deficient In Intelligence Besides,
the education Of children is thing which Is connected
intimately with the instruction OF their mothers,
and is really matter Of the most absolute importance
There ia therefore, Of course. Not the sugntest
objection 10 those who 90 abroad taking their wives,
daughters, or sisters with them. 80 that they may
learn that the instruction VI females IN olclgn
has GOOD 10 lndatioU aud may become acquainted wtn
the right sy stem OF educang children II you WILL an
of Won really give your attention to this question: ana
exert yor nowers Of Industry and perseverance, there
-w be- no dcuty for in advancing In the region Oh
ciyization in laying tho foundation OF wealth anu
strtngth and In running equally in the race with the
other countries of the world Do you, therefore take
well 10 heart our wishes each OF you DO us oeS anu
assist US in gaining the object of our hopes
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
COL. FORNEYs SUCCESSOR.

The President has sent to the Senate the
name OF Mr. Seth Comfy for the position Of Collector
OF Customs at Philadelphia The Press Col. Forney's
paper, says Of him:
Seth l. Comfy, nominated as Collector OF the Port OF
Philadelphia, the right in the right place. He is
the representative OF no belonging neither to
the house OF York OF Lancastetnciher TO Capuet
nor MOntague-a broad genial fearless Republicans
merchant without stain, gentleman without dshOnor,
friend without FAIL We greet him with the more heart
ness because know he will administer the office in the
best nterests OF the city and OF the Republican party
Mr. Comfy ia q native Pennsylyanian horn the West
Branch of the Susquehanna who has lived In Phiade
pia for the last % years has acquired large fortune
by close and conscientious attention 10 business, and
without being politician in any sense has always been
an earnest Republican No man has ever doubted
his word questioned his credit. His presidency
OF the Commercial Exchange will long be remembered
for the energy OF his administration and the urbaniy OF
his department and also for his unsolfshness and his
hospitality. Philadelphia has no citizen more earnest In
the development Of ber resources WIN his knowledge
Of commerce, external and internal with his
large leisure and his entire abstinence from the party
struggles tho past he will be enabled, the Collector
Of the Port OF Philadelphia, not simply TO contribute TO
the augmen atlOn OF wealth. but to the estab bsh
ment Of reputation abroad The President, in ap-
pointing Mr.. Comfy, has again recognized Col FoTneys
anxious endcayurs TO lay the sure foundations OF Repub
hcan harmony and commercial prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
PROVISIONS OF THE NEW GAS ACT.

A bill is now before the Legislature, entitled
AN act 10 regulate the sale and power OF illuminating
gas in the CITY OF NewYork 1t provides for Board OF
Examiners including two chemists and practical Dus
ness man. The examiners shall be appointed by the Gov
ernor and hold their Office for three years The Board OF
Examiners shall sppont inspectors, who sha test tne
power and character OF the gas OF dlnereht piaces
seected by the Board OF Examiners, these places not
being within IOOO yards Of the gas works Ihe Doara
shall prescribe the ma amount OF Impurities win
which the companes shall allow the gas to be chargen
The company furnishing OF less purity si Ue naoio
10 penalty of tSOO for each day the gas sna lal
the Irescrbed standard The Board shall % to
auautty OF gas consumed by each stree ianP ~ 20
ctr aid in ease of a deficient supply. the smount oi
tho deficiency shall charged against tne D i
by the Company 10 the city. The Gas lnspg9OtOsS ' I
render daily reDorts 10 the Board OF ExahlhoIs iuo
gns shall sustain certain specified pressure, anu it'
Illuminating power shall not be less than that VI 40 80 ~
dies Ine Companies shall not charge more tnAn ~ 20
for each LOO cubic feet OF gas, and any - 10 m
character shall be by propoLtlonate Ieeu p @ ~
the amcnt allowed by the Board Inc Dis oi the cOin
panes 10 lie consumers shall speeny avetage
Illuminating power OF the gas supplied Tor Iho ontii
tho price according to the provsioo vi to
oct aud the regulations Of the BOaIu. immouIaooy
after the passage OF the act the boIu VI % nnar 80
shall signify 10 the Board OF Supervisors the huhOs
Insnecters requisite to carry out the ptoVons o .e
act the amount necessary 20 equip cehti aDVi %
AMI rho provided TOT, anu IL sna thefo
uCn e the duty OF the Supervisors 10 ASSESS Inc roa
and personal property OF each gas company III the elty
tr he navment of the salaries OF tne OHlooIS VI tho
Roayd aud the Inspectors ana 10 coheet sio 80
upon real and personal property III '"o ''' S'o WI
afa1
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
POLITICAL, NOTES.

Gen. Brown, the Republican nominee for
Governor of Indiana is bound to win IL speaking wiz
gain the prize. He has promised 10 make 3oo Speochos
before election day.
A great number of changes in all the de-
partments the NavyYard at Mare Island, CAL have
been made recently The removed and those newly
appointed are all Republicans, but friends OF dherent
congressman
The Hon. It. T.. Allen of New-London, who
was yesterday nominated, by the Democrats for Sheriff
OF New-LOndon County, died last evening: He was
formerly Mayor OF the city and had been In DOh Drahches
of the Legislature.
The fact that Collector Casey and the United
States officials who aided the outbreak in Lous
ana are still In Office exctss angry comment in the State
press and papers which feel disposed TO be friendly
TO Gen. Grant hint oninousy that tins Is bad way 10
get the Southern vote in case OF a denomination
The Cincinnati Gazette is unkind enough to
question Mr. Roscoe Conkling's veracy Referring to
the Senator's denial Of The Chicago Trtbues charge
hat he loudly and persstently interrupted MI Sumner
with calls OF "questiOn" 1t wickedly observes: III the
purpose Conkling deny that he dld shout as
charged he simply stated what every Senator present.
himself included knew to be false. Every correspond
cut I'm the gallery Mt the tmc would testify that he
bawl question" least 20 times. The regular Asso-
ciated Press report represents him as crying question
tines The fact ia that the regular reporter qld not
begin to insert these Interruptions I'll they had become
such feature OF the proceedings that they coud hos
these Cries was printed in lie GoGs report This not
the first time that Senator COnklng has CelDerately
stated on the floor of the Senate what every
Senator knew to De untrue IN regaTu& gH - " To% mods
paper reports. When the statement had Deen made
In the public press that he and senator carpenter
had I'm Executive session started tho Investigation con-
earning the publication of the Treaty OF Washington at
words Tie Investigation was not suggested orgi-
mated hy me nor by the Senator from Wisconsin, few
minutes later senator wilson mex exposed IN
sion. and saving: Tie honorable Senator from New
York prepared the resolution. and 1t was introduced py
the honorable Senator from Wisconsin,"
For other Political Matters SEE Seeo"d Pa0,
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

DIED.


CHAMBERLIyIn nj, city Friday evening psb a. Cap, Lot ca.
berlin The deceased was Tor popular steamboat capss
His have been bis hen, P.,bargh T. for 10
teraent
j. on Tae.sy FEB a. Miss Charlotte DsJ aS'i 10 Jst
Gs5sya ~ w. AAGeh Chunk FonA And L'@0s'"' o. p''1"
DUsESBERKY Tuet,bee we.tho.t.r cOr Saturday ,.a
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 .;
S s' T. '3 6s. SfSs's s
Of the ran that leaves Grand Central Depot" % ..
ELDRIDGEIn BrSGtu Monday stsrnGSq 9h S H 9 iss &c
EsS Of .S af & iS s3 A s Rev. 5s; S. s's
Friends and relatives invited to sttend funeral ' TIC - - @
al ;siss SrSSiG hsd %sns:is o 1isS:as O'Clock
,1 %SG Of T:p. gS .d a. me late Il $
BIS Also 81: same s E.: =. % 5 % ,..T % s
The relatives and end. the a@ are respectfully nss & 70 :t.s |
their , ca;, @ sSrSs o sss9 aud bo"aSs
Boston papers please copy.
sSad: @ H Tdss1 s g Iss bear. disease A'
The viii akePce from her late rests5e II. Btrgen '.
sssSSsc,5a aSSs SiIfiS St5s%a ~ ...,
Gsny son Of Elizabeth ds,ry aged Is Jeans aoa
Funeral from the residence Of oeary, Lncnave wcos
Sss" % %Ss Meff P S"s S9SSn 1sSss hester cdas ss
NewYo Relatives friends nSei without further notice
GOODRCH-At EewYok Tuesday Peb a. Grace Louise yOuaseA
laughter David and s. Eliza Goodrich Of siOok5hdgs MI
Remain. will So sOckorase Wednesday morning ;os
termenE
"A. smithto~n L. s inst Charlotte H.rds "ss
OF David Haries, late Of CIDn=dsIi Ohio.
The relatives sps Of bro.h Ed-sr Henry Ass
aas sSoTa es on TS1ss sSs S psa
MORRIs-0n Tuesday 27th inst Mrs Lucia o. wife Of the ss De-
john b. Morris " Wilbnham Mass, sgel 80 yesrs - -
Services the house Of Lase r. Onesd No. 10 West
R3p Weiresy lh Tue remains val be hfen 10 es'sson
sefs for nterment
RANKNn Brooklyn Sunday evening kIa Sebns dAught
John aud Margaret A. Rankin, in her 9Th year: -
Friends respectfully invited TO attend the funeral % InaEs' -
D. from 3i3 Cintonst, without further notice.
sCOPRLDOn Saturday Path inst, william Sooheh of tss
Guy in 10th Of his
The relatives and family ard Of his soOinsw sam T.
Rogers Collins snd Henry Day respectfully nyited -
attend the funeral residence OF the latter No Js hdsss
ave- en- THURSDAY o'clock withoa further n'isuoa
sHERMANAt Milton N T. Third day the 9th inst Phlaphi,
Sherman widow the late James Sherman In the Sh
Funers on day Of Third month MARCH, OeiOch
VAS vLRT-0n Sunday night Feb S william Van vhet In the 40
TIE rssSes AID friends Of the family
from his residence No. % Ea Ffy seventh WEDNESDAY
morning. at o'clock ntermen at Rhnebeck "Wednesday sefso7
WILLIAMSON Monday, Feb 2S after lingering nea', hnns
Coes daughter Of Henry " and AsrhA j. Williams. sa
years mouths and "a dayA
Relatives and friends Of invited TO attend the funeral
o'clock Thursday Feb 49, at the Reformed oueA 20
Bushwck. ave, near KOssuth st., BroOllyn. .
WALSII-At Lanngbugb, ~ H. Feb a. Miriam d. bean' w.
the late Alexander Walsh, In her lOh year
Funeral on Rhday, March l. at } O'CLOCK p m
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
GENERAL LEGISLATION.

A RIII TO DEFINE THE OPERATION OF TIE VARI-
Gus MEDICAL sOCIETIES-THE WOOD COM
MITTEE-REMOvAL OF CARNOCHAN-NoMlN-
ALTON OF HIS SUCCESSOR.
ALBANY, Feb. 27-The petitions presented in
tbe Senate this morning exclusively from the
eope who pretend be opposed to legislative interfeT
epce with the affairs Of the Erie Railroad Mr Cook
introduced bill to regulate the assessment and colec
ton of taxes the various counties Of the State except
Kings and New-YOrk
Mr Weismann sent up long bill to define the powers
and duties of the several State Medical Societies 1t
oaees the aopaths the homeopaths and the eclectics
on the same platform, giving them a common TecOgDi
ton The only other essential feature Of the bill the
authority given by each Society to appoint censors and
making it a msdemeanor to practice medicine or mid
ery unless the person practicing shall have certa
cate from the Of some one of the Societies ANY
general Society," or any branch thereof may prosecute any
offender and put the fine If any recovered, into its own
Golfers and pay the expenses Of such prosecution In
counties where there is no Medical Society, any doctor
I'm good standing may prosecute, and the county shall
pay the expense and take the penalty which ~ 5000 OF
The Select Committee on Senator James Wood have
Dot yet reported The Chairman Of the Committee is
sick at his home, and one other member has not yet re-
turned.
duced the bill TO authorize the Governor TO appoint
County Assessors TO assess railroad property He knew
nothing Of 1t until he It's introduction imputed 10 him.
The Governor, THIS morning, relieved Dr. CarnOchan
from his place. and nominated Dr. 8. o. Vanderpool for
Health Officer. Dr. NanderpOol Surgeon General
Gov MOrgans STAFF and is widely known honest and
competent He Will be confirmed tomorrow unless the
Senate shall resolve TO punish Dr. CarnOchan fully
for the exorons aud other iniQutes Of which he has
been guilty.
MI Wesmaun introduced bin which vests in the De.
partmen of Public Works the improvement of all streets
north Of the sOuthery line OF One hundred
between the Sixth ana seventhavcs Another bill Of Mr.
Wesmann provides for abandoning much OF the drive
laid out by the Commissioners OF Pubic Parks is
the easterly side OF One hundred be-
and the easterly line of the Drive 1t
also extends Seventy-thrd-st., from Tenth-ave.
signed to facilitate the distribution of CrOton water at
higher elevations. 1t directs the Controller to issue
bOnds the interest which shall exceed $4,000 per
snnu for the purpose OF laying mains 10 supply the in
stutiOns the several islands with Cr0On water The
Commissioner Of Public Works Ia the work to be
done.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28


All OF this work has been performed wlnln the st wv
years and paid for by the issue OF sXyear sonou PC
from to per cent. For the redemption OF ts Doueu
debt which, with other Improvement sApenuttuiIes ti
emonnts 10 over s. 100000 there is no positive
and it is the purpose of Mr.. McKinlays FINANCE Oi "
nuement 10 the charter Of Newark was introduced
in the Assembly by Mr. Macuet, aud provides tht th1
City Surveyor shall hereafter make assessrnomtJ Va
specal commission may be avoided. Mr. Carse pre-
scnted b authorizing the formation or ten companies
of negro troops addition TO the present State National
Guard. ....ou,oa
Just at adjournment Dir. Gaede OF hudson id
the following preamble and resolution, winch was ialu
over TIL tomorrow morning: ,.,-,.
believe
Of the Board Public Of jersey City have not always leOwe
honestly and faithfully and that they have spent the money Of
The paer especially purchase Of land for sbe new feseTo
therefore, be II - =, .--.,-,., :. ,..o,t,.,. a..
Of Public Woks that the said
oe sbs power witnesses ana ny before DS mouse
tLe result VI .hs.r Investigation.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1872
$500 50 on May 49,, 1870, su 90 and October 8. 1871

5000 Therefore, be IL
Resolped 1.-THE Senate concurring) That JointCOiamt
tee OF the Senate and House Of Representatives he
pointed TO inquire into the accusations aforesaid Gad TO
port with authority to send for persons and papers
Mr. r. W. Mackey has just been reelected State Trcss
urer and Mr. j. Hartranft is the expecant candidate
for tho Governors chair The Legislature recgnyenes
tomorrow 2h but owing TO the sitting in Philadelphia
OF hrce committees, and also 10 the prevailing sickness,
Is hardly probable quorum will assemble the first
day Gov Geary, who has been quite III for several
weeks IS recovering and expected to be in Philadelphia
today but his physicians decided against his going
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

fzwEso Peb 17Po steady ssss,- ..,e, ri sns sss
81 Is for No. Spring, - g for wnt-r ~ IS ~
White Winter 80 Donble arm h, o. s.~s
ofNo Muankee Club ct 81 359 81 % apd e.1
held al flOSI % for Csns RE -
s for Western Meal quoted At 81 ~ for bo 81
Mlfeei sJsn geij shorts tI zip
SUN S20SZT; MddiaSs Bl89SDR tum Hlgawlno, tYyDe
Railroad Feghts F01rto Boston, o9> 20 hoE-fos ~ y
Albany. t9c
MRnPHIs Feb 2Fou quiet and unchanged Corn Ia god y.
steady 3D6oc Bulk Mest du snsfavs
Shoulders Sic Clear Sides, Ole LAM easier al y. 9lO@
DErRoIr Peb 27Wheat steady BTtTs 81 63i Amber Nj tsAA
al 5 Corn steady Yellow, se Oats In ID demand hsed ~
CLE1KLAsD Feb z7-Whea. sIesdyj No. Rel 81 sos Sc
No LAT son Corn steady at SEE Data steady at e Csr
ver seed Psyumesned unsettled and inaov io.
Slfaitc trade lots, 229Sie - - -.
6sicAso Peb al-PlouI se.dy Rrs Spring ts esseI wss
demand No spnng, 81 2A cash marh ~
dull and lower 81 3li0Sl g. cash and aseh BE qs -
weak Barley shade lower No sprng 5Sie Rguhr
for strictly Ffeh PORK doll and shade lower az s3 Sts
March Lard dn and dropping at sle Neat qaet -
changed Hogs active and higher; sales % 1G - 20 eh -
Whsly este Receipts-5O0 bbA Flour 5000 bush What s
bush Corn 900 bash. Rye 1000 bush Bar -
Hogs Shipmens-2OO0 bbls Poar 1900 busb wheat Bcs
Cora bush 5000 bush. Barley and 300 hes
Peb 2Corn scarce and knner hIed Ifs
White Oats easier 5695c Lard easer srce st3e
keg 60lOic Mosses depressed BY heavy receipts Norhss
Lou Molassss Inferior 30c Prime 3dosc Srcty rrse
articles unchanged BIchsnse-serbng Di Es",f''N
sigh, tdt discount Gold, O0t - .x-
LaIsGToS n c. Peb 2-spin Turpentne ern At sc heas
6rm At 90 Strained - 50 for No. Crude Turpenune ea
at Is for Hard, S6 Is for Yellow Dip and Vn Il" am