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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31
TREAsuRE-TRovE.

,iay III the heart of sumner,
- sky of that gluriu,ls hue
NAT 'iizZir> and meits like tir nrran
lii lis fithDmless, infinite blue,
The t"pm"st leaves Of the maple
Are stirred by n wolirous song,
lhat eTelis AMI dies and rising
sun Clearer HUat- along.
Oh. where have heard that music?
hen lis familiar tone?
lie beauty that thrill, il, tr,mblcs
Not ia the song alone.
II hwtlls III sunsets, that deepen
III thr glory un, .lpuin of Ui-irt;
III waters that .cl.tir. and sparkle.
In III. hush uf the lingering Ii isEt.
Like the waves "f In sursin- river.
lhaf from silver fountains wells;
Higher. and fuller, and swrrtrr
That liquid nirinIy swtl!S.
Oh, the haunting. ,!im--had"wrl oppression
That -ighs on til. hrr:itli"sS air,
II ever -uul were in music,
y soul i thiliins there.
The song. with its burden immortal,
I heard it long ago.
know il, every cadence.
That quirrr5 au,. pulses 50.
claim il, bird Of summer,
That w0niIrstIs -nn:s ni thine;
Though ihIn. IL inn"iui uitcrLnr";
Its melody is mine.
Then sing till trLnr,.fl III rapture
The day i"r""t> 10 waIi-,
AMI III" winds "f heaven arr silent,
10 iI"ar that ua-r strain.
sing till the pain nf thy transport;
o'rrpn",r, each lying tone.
1h"ii rIn-I n"t wuibr.. measure
That l. moi all my own.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31
IsElI,i:IsS! IkEiI,EKS !

Now that ih'rr l. ~mtli demand for this arfi
"i", ." i-h - "hcr You the best built, IN" l".-
hni>h"'., i!' sig'Igr.', III" simplest. liSht"-t
runntns r''t" and the onlJ niachIu, sold tiIrc
from tir ii'ituiIct"ry 10 '!r1lrr> III the tEitc'
HE CHAMPION.
There la'" alrraii; been live sold irum this
city this season, and perhaps There viii l.,
u" others but tl' hampton sold from this piar.
IN isI., uHirr, at reduce! price, ur On tw.IN,
months time. Ihi, w.ii-knnwn reaper has been
reduced Nv" huHirrd pound, in weight, and nov
10 stronger r"Hi"r ihru ever, with ih, continii.
rus large aN!' ii.r"Ilgh the crufrr. As 10 cert.
hcafcs, ! ca! 2t'" iw" hundred NOR. than AN,
other reaper even sold in thi, county, bv suci
men ~ orihn'', ErIdi.y. Thomas ShCihv l.. B
'."rion -. l. Ford, Carter Temple, Pat Mar.
shall Brother, Levi and is.tic NcaIr, Walter
Barnes, l.csurur ~ Bro Il. Il. Nelson, tyru,
osburn, stephen Lh.athIm, Thos. Cobb, Ham
Hicr q Brothers, John Harris, Sfroth.r Rcnicl
anu ho-t ~ "th"r-. Come everybody and loul
al Inc champion, before YOU purchase cIs.whcr
sold Tor sis' One third ist of July. one thir,
lst OF September, aud one third LIST oI November
jeo-''h JO. HOOK. Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31
best meadow. she boldly breasted the
clover waves, side by side with him,
i'll pursIit of il

pest meadow. >nc DOlUiS DrciStcu inc
clover waves, side by side with him,
in pursuit Off it.
and one morning Eunicc Higgins was
called from her snowy dairy-room by
ring ut her front door. Opening
it, she confronted pleasant looking
man of about her own age. Woman's
uncrrin" intuition said to her. This
is he" Here was the opportunity t"
wi,her him with her gltnccS. But
how could she when he looked so
much like Johnny. just such pleas
ant. manly look in his face. Eunicc
did not wi,lcr him.
Il have been informed. Madam.
that there has been Il Doy,a runaway
boy, hcrc-is it so -
! Instead Of the pru>>ir acid and VIII
cgar that she had dc>i "nch to have in
her tone, the likeness to her man so
softcncd her voice that it was only
pleasantly acidulous. like Il ripe LEM
OH. lis she replied: Yes, sir. it is"
= Is he here now
Yes. sir. he l."
His anxious eyes so frightened at
this, that she entirely forgot her car
pet and her cnmi,y. and actually in
vitcd him in.
No sooner was he seated than John
ny ran in with EAGER eyes:
" Father. Fathcr,''
He threw his arms around his
fathers neck and kissed his bearded
lips, and then, in his delight he turn
cd and threw his arms around EunicC
Higgins neck and kissed her with the
same pair of lips, and still Miss Ilig.
gins could say. in the diving words OF
the great statesman: IL still live. '.
Mr.. Dale was Il Iilan of means and
leisure. lie thought the air of til,
little town exceedingly good. He OBJ
tainch hoard for the summer. for him
self and son. at the little hotel. But
in all Chc>tcrvillc II" air was pure
and SalUbriouS he thought. a> he nil
) of Miss Eunic" Higgins parlor con
Scqucntlv he sou@h, that hcallhi'ul IT.
, treat often. johnny going before lik
an olive branch.
!, Day after day did Mr.. Dale trca'
+ over the immaculate purity of he
i, carpets. and they were not taken II
: and "clranr,i.' Hour after hour iii
: he sit upon her parl"r sofa, and
4 was not purified with soap sud> q
u bcnzinc.
And ut last. one peaceful twili"h
y it WAS on the fourteenth day nf Sci
=, tcmbrr. AT the close of Il long comvri
y >atinn-both of the parties hcin" /;
- the same time of sound mimd-.IuhI
: uv'S father kissed Miss Higgins upu
% her check.
Il When say hat She did not im.n'
: diatriy burn out the shop with lui;
cau>tir. vou NAV b" prepared for II
-, result.
The next week Eunice Dtlc-lar
a ni~rins-was i.nomiliionsly cxpcll'
p from the allied force of Ch"stcrvill'
l. her name washed ont in hot cups
Tyson. and still more burnn" midi
nation Bat Eunicc made hapl
home for her man and his father. 81,
rrioicin" III their content, and h
V own. she cared not for the 'allict
: proceedings And thus rnhetl II
ir story of Miss Higgins man.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

Young men who sit up late on Sat-
uriay nights playing cards, aud go to
church next morning with "full
deck" in their pockets, should be
careful about their being so bestowed
i, no, to fall out. When Bob Howe
went to the Baptist meeting at Civ
clcyillc. aud took his scat with his
sweetheart in the first pew in tho
gallery, he had occasion to use his
handkerchief, and drawing it rather
suddenly from the breast pocket,
drew out with 1t the entire pack of
"Cohen's best lincn," which few all
all about below. The good minister
saw it, and knowing whereof he
spoke, simply observed, Young man
your psalm book has been poorly
bound" That seemed 10 be the prev.
alcnt impression.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

At Albany recently woman met
,,.r husband st . wedding party.
Thcv had been divorced ten years.
nd had not met in all that time, 4
short talk at supper reconcilsd thsir
arrangement, and they were marriso
next day.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

Madam" said cross-tempered
physician 10 \ patient, 'if women
were admitted to Paradise, their
tongues would make II purgafeTy.
"And some physicians, If allows.e
practice there" replied tss my
..wou,d make it descrt."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26
CONTRACTS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

The Commissioners of Public Works have made
the following award OF contracts for sewers-
In avenue d, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets and In Thirteenth street, between avenues
Is and ID, to John Mulholland, at $S,OS0.
Same In Fifty-sixth street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues to J. II W. Reyes at $5,s04.
Same In SiXty-seventh street, between Third and
Fourth avenues, to Lutz & McKim ut So, 965.
Same In SiXty-eighth street. from Boulevard to
Tenth avenue, to j. b. Devlin, at $1,9u.
Same In Little West Twelfth street, between
Ninth and Tenth avenues. to Michael Garvin, at
$3931.
Same In 130th and 13lst Streets between Fourth
and Fifth avenues, to James COtterell, at So 1886.
Same In Eightieth street. from the Hudson River
road TO Eighty-irst street, to Tenth avenue, to
Eighty third street, to Ninth avenue, to Eighty
eighth street, to Eighth avenue with branches In
Ninth avenue to Ninety-second street, to Lltz Il
McKim, at s63,12O.
Underground drain, between Seventy eighth and
Eightieth streets and between Second and Third
avenues, to A. b. Fairchild, ut $3.50
Same between Seventy-fourth and Nnety-sec-
ond streets, and between Eighth and Tenth ave-
nues, to James Everard at 1886, l31.
same between Seventy-1rst and Seventy fourth
streets and between Ninth avenue and Boulevard,
to William Agar, at $9,775.
Same between Sixty-thrd and Sixty-seventh
Streets and between Fourth and Fifth avenues to
same, at $10655.
Sewer at foot of 11sth street and Harlem River,
to X. a. J. Cunningham. at s3,ss5.
Same in Tenth avenue, between Manhattan and
12Sth street, to +. McCabe, at $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26

g ssSss IN E1D0f'-00'''"i''' aa' Sales 100 Stock
MOBILE, June rs, 1872.
ports-ro Great Britain, $50. Sales $50 Stock, sss.
SAVANNAH, June Is, 1872.
Soton qulet nomels nrm mddlngs, 24c Net receipts
~ CHARLESTON June Is 1872.
Cotton dull; mddlings, Csc. Net receipts, IS bales
Oswreo, June rs 1872
oSr % Is ns amber nc saes bills % for Nc
i9T double extra Wheat Sales 800 bushels No
Sales 100 bushels western at 4sc Corn measi 80 1Sr
@ msdSs $40 M ps4 s 9 high
wines Ssc. Canal treights-Wheat &c. corn and rye.
York; e = the sS q 80 70
New York Soc to Albany &C. Receipts BY ake-4ssOoO
feet lumber Shipments by canal-40O0 bushels wheat
p.. No. scn,, BUFFALO, June Is, 1872
2l 800 bushels oats Sc s bushels shpments by canal
Wheat 81 as bushels corn, ia bushels BY rail- from
bushels reishts ower@wheat se e UM.a
~ rs $40 Wheat lower sales 10000 bushels, 81
'' 0 Sssss 9S' asd s'li ys''sgn wiring sRSsI%s
S0a at 's ssstS az s
demand; Canada, at 81 Is 81 S Western, at 81 iSs
slsns Hs$si ~
s sh . ss az .' Sc c ss ss Aasus sS Sss 1iy
st s2 ~ Lard iirmsr At $ So Hams in pickle
a s rip y %sds S o Wns g rs
Receiptsoc bbs Hour, 1900 bushels I %hsa
aS o9a GS oa % do rSs sCF
corn, S9OOO do. oats, LOO do. rye, 5000 hogs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
THE NEW COURT HOUSE.

Action OF the Supervisors ms to the Pay
Roll or the Court House Commissioners-
Meeting or the Committee Yesterday.
meeting OF the Committee OF the Board OF Su-
pervisors held yesterday to consider the claims
OF the men employed by the Court House Com
missoners in the maintenance OF that building but
who were discharged on the 3lst OF May last. The
Committee decided to recommend the payment of
the pay roll, amounting to over $780, 900, and also
waited upon the Comptroller, requesting him to
the claims The pay roll has been pre-
viousy published In the HERALD, but It is
quite lengthy document The period OF
1871, to May 81 1872; with the first five months OF
last year the Board OF Audit will have to deal with
and In the audit Will require certificate OF per-
sona service for each claim 1t Ia obvious that the pay
roll contains far more names than were necessary
for the performance of the required duties, and it
IS thus TACT that viii present difficulty In the
audit The service rendered from January to June
is matter for which the Board OF Supervisors Is
responsible, and the payment OF which that Board
VIII have to order II the Court House Commits
this pay roll and this question is raised
II will be the duty or the Board OF
Supervisors to consider whether they viii
all its obvious snecures thick upon IT, In the
meantime there are many men who have honestly
rendered the city service aud who are entitled to
their claim who are unable to obtain that w hch is
honestly due to them.
yesterday afternoon the newly appointed JAM
tor, with his scrubbers and cleaners, began the
work of cleansing and sweeping the Court House.
1t was kind OF Augean stable process, and 1t will
be several days yet before any perceptibe change
VIII be made In the floors and staircases of the
BILE building
On Monday the committee OF the Board OF Super
visors Will submit to the general meeting OF the
Board the names OF the persons recommended for
watchmen for the county buildings in the City Hall
Park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26
WHEN THE SWALLOWS HOMEWARD FLY"
A German Benevolent Society Arrested
Under the New Law for Parading the

A German Benevolent Society Arrested
Under the New Law for Parading the
Streets.
In the last Legislature was passed a law regulat-
ing PROFESSIONS 1t was ruled that all societies and
bodies desiring to parade should first give six
hours notice TO the Commissioners OF Police, and
request permission to parade designating the
route, &c.
The first arrest for violation of this law came up
before Justice Shandley in Essex Market yesterday.
The Frankenberger Kranken ter-Heitzung So
ciety, which had been to Williamsburg and de-
posted the remains Of one OF their
brethren, came back over the Grand street ferry.
Just as they reached this side a heavy shower
came up, and they took to the sidewalk and its
protective awnings, with full brass band playing
.When the Swallows Homeward Fly" The society
with long name did lsot look much like swallows;
but they did look good deal like drowned rats.
They were making the best OF their way home
sOlacing themselves with the music, when, much to
their CONSERVATION and grief, the president Of
their organization, John Candus, was laid violent
streets, by Onicer John Smith, of the Thirteenth
precinct. The music stopped; the benevolent So
ciety was thrown into confusion worse than con-
founded and great deal of swearing and other
unharmonious noises In high Dutch was the result.
President John Candus in full suit Of wide black
pants, black vest and long tailed black frock coat
with badge on his breast, was escorted to the
Thirteenth ward station house and confronted
With his august presence Captain Mcdonald, alias
The Captain smelt cause c6lebre. He put on
his regimentals and came with the prisoner to
the Essex Market Court which was already
filed with the members of this benevolent
society. President Candus stood before His
Honor Judge Shandley proud as an old
Castilian ana cool as an Indian sachem He knew
of no wrong he had been doing. He felt himself
much abused and injured man. The eyes OF Ger
many on him. When asked to speak for him
self he shook his head expressvely The Judge
called for the interpreter but the Interpreter could
gather nothing from President Candus but the same
dignifed silence. Like his prototype, President
Grant, he had nothing to say.
Captain Mcdonald explained to the Judge the
order under which he was arrested, and messen-
gers were sent to and fro amid the rain and the
storm for copies Of this order None were forth
coming.
Then Judge Shandley delivered himself as fol-
lOws-" no copy OF this order has been sent to
this Court, and as know Of no offence which this
man has committed, must discharge him.
President Candus and his fifty faithful followers
and fellow mourners left the Court to drink, in cool
lemonade, the health Of Judge Shandley, and con-
fusion to the police authorities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26
DISPUTE AT THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.

Daniel w. Barrett, collector residing at 76s
Greenwich street. appeared before Justice Ledwlth,
at Jefferson Market, yesterday afternoon and pre-
ferred complaint Of disorderly conduct against
George W. Widely broker in Exchange place, re-
siding at "a West Twenty-second street. The com
painant states that on Thursday last he met defend
ant in the porch Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, who
swore at him. raised his walking stick towards him
In threatening manner, and concluded by splitting
in his face three or four times. The defendant adj
mitted splitting in Barrett's face but claims 1t
done in selfdefence, as the latter had grossly in
suited him by making faces Mt him. A complaint OF
disorderly conduct was entertained against Widely,
on which judgment was suspended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpoN June 25-4 BOP M
Consols closed unchanged. American securities quiet and
steady at unchanged quotations
LIVERPOOL COTroN MARKEr-LIvERPooL June 25-4 80 p
M-The cotton market closed unchanged The sales of
the day have been 5000 bales including 1000 specua-
ton and export The market opened heavy. Mlddling
upiands liz midding Orleans, 1l1sd.
TRADE IN MANCHEsTER.-LVE RPooL June 25-The mar
bly, lower.
LIVERPOOL BREApsruFFs MARKEr.-LvERpooI. June rs
80 MThe market is qniet Wheat, l2s ID. per cen.
tai for red winter The weather throughout England
day is fair and favorable to the growing crops.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, June D.
Eyenlng.-Spiris turpentine, ABS. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MAsKET.LoSpos, June 25mEvening.
Calcutta linseed, 65S 3D. 66s Lnseed Oil E35 per ton
Common rosin, So 3D. per cwt Spirits turpentne, 49s
per cwt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26

THE NEW ORLEANS SENsATToN.-Mrs Jennie
Bronson-Holbrook petitions the Eighth District
Court, declaring that she has been constantly i'll
treated by Alva NJ. Holbrook, her husband since
their marriage In New York, In 1904; that he has
been unfaithful to his marital obligations; that he
has surreptitiousy procured divorce from the
Eighth District Court, which is nullity, because
she received no notice OF the pendency OF the suit
husband, is her private property; wherefore she
prays for divorce and for separation OF property
and pending this suit asks TO he allowed alimony
and to reside In said house. Judge beaumont has
given order that she be authorized to prosecute
the suit that while 1t Is pending she shall have pos
session OF the house to reside therein and that she
shall have $500 per month alimony.-yyeD orleans
Bee June u.
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-The quotations based cotton running In qualify
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
CofrEE.-Market RENAME quiet but full former prices
were current We learn OF sales Of 700 bags Rio Fin
binary cargoes i6c Isle iair do ike i9ssc yood
dS isc is prime lsac iskc extreme ransS for
credits Java government bags &c &c do mats, 22c
eaiSo se c nc ys sc nara
2 a st Domingo, gold in bond ishc 1885,; Porto
FLOUR AND IN.aReceipts-Flour. 949s bbls; wheat
10 oo bushels; corn ~ 70 DO corn meal SO bbls and %
but prices were unchangen The sales comprising all
manned dull and weak, but not quotably changed. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26
THE EXPLOSION IN NEW LONDON.

Yesterday morning the body of Mr.. william
Whitley engineer of the steam lighter Wallace,
which exploded her boiler near New London, Conn,
on Monday morning. as heretofore fully reported in
the HERALD, arrived In the city by steamer, and
Coroner Schirmer gave q certificate, on which the
remains were removed to the late residence OF de-
ceased, 44s Grove street. Jersey City, Deceased was
about forty-six years OF age and a native OF this
city. lie has left widow and four children, besides
q large number Of friends and acQuaintanccs to
mourn his death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26
DELIRIUM TREMENs AND DEATH.

Last Friday night Louis Marks, German, thirty
years of age, then employed in the brewery 1856
East Forty-sixth street, while suffering from an at
tack of delirium tremens threw himself into deep
mashtub and received conclusion OF the BRAIN from
which death subsequently ensued Coroner keenan,
has the case i'm charge
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arket shows but little lite, the inquiry
either foreign or domestic Prices

NAVAL SrosEs-For spirits urpentine the market was
Ssss sS bis sas n o s s0 week Sc the e
@ spot and g. u 100 Y Nsw h XSrk Sbs
sss
was quiet and without reported change in price
crqshers hands casks Crude whale was very
crn oa eaa at @ @ 49, nor ira
ed do Crude cotton seed was nominal at Soc 81 Men
PKrnoLEuM-on Change to-day the market for refined
Tor SPOT SaaSss month al sssc IKE Sales We're
ans 81 @ Ss s ss h Of S J"y Sns
was decidedly % but in the absence M
maInsG dali ana nominal Al AaS: s7sse Xaphi6a
enry Smna A. the Creek the WAS dp
was shade rmsr but quiet We learn Of sales Of 900
b M meats $50 packages lard
r95g, ?ssS; sss So Ss S 81 e sss s
s%oer The osbns sales were
sales boxes city long clear Il re Dressed hogs We're
b Hr IN ena r ob5s but OH
quiet small sales at 81 ST. for mess s0a sl2 for
ss 'G1 Hrmfb eei q
e sy ae s ar O. But ri cut wa fair
tobbing business contaminated at full figures We quote
bellies. e. Sc. Lard market western de-
Sales 200 erces spot the wharf at 9Hc loo do. Tor
June and july ut 9c, 1000 do for July AT 9l6c and
Loco do for August ut gAc City lard was dull at Sac.
Sales 80 tierces.
transformations today have been moderate Mt
steady prices Sales 80 ticrces Carolina at sac 9sc 200
bags Patna at nc &C. 200 do Rangoon at Gao 7c.
and 800 bags do, in bond, at or about Sac, gold.
SrGARIn there has been a moderate business
summated at previous figures Sales 563 hhds centru-
at 3ssc s7ac PA hhds Porto Rico gsc g3 hhds
description not given private terms, and 60 boxes
refining grades also on private terms. Refined
settled and rather weak for hards but steady
Mt lac 12c. Tor A. and 13c lac for hards We quote
CubaRefnnR INFERIOR common, TIC s1sc.; fair
good, sac. &c.; prime, Sic. grocery, fair TO good,
9ac. ylac. ;prme to choice s94c lOc. centrifugal
hhds. and boxes, 9Ac. a olac.; molasses hhds. and
boxes nc aslsc melado, 4lac;aGhc Idavana-BoXes,
u sAe &c; do, IS 20 10, Ioc q iosSs,; do. 10
white, lAc. a l2dc. Porto Rico-Refning, common TO
prime, &c. DC; fair to choice grocery, 9ac. a
10sc. Brazil dutch standard, Nos to r. c Gle
Java-Dutch standard, Nos 10 TO- u, SIC. ysc. Ma
nila-superior and extra superior, 72ic. sac.
TOBACCO continued In lair request in good part for
nearly all kinds. Prices were steady. The sales have
been 100 old crop sundries Ice Soc Ill do.
Connecticut private terms 626 crop state,
n1sc. lac; 800 cases do. PENNSYLVANIA, on private
terms 423 cases do Ohio NC 4c $50 cases DO Wis
consin &C. $50 hhds Kentucky, sac. l5c; and 800 bales
of Havana at Csc a 81 ID.
TALLow-The market quiet and rather weak, but
not Quotably changed. Sales 1900 lbs at 9Ac. Some
choice brands of city held at g16c.
WHIsKrY-Receipts, 592 bbls The market was quiet,
caused by the rmness holders sales 80 bbls Ole
an advance OF lc per gallon.
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.


TUESDAY June 25-6 p. NJ.
AsHEs-Receipts since last, O. packages The mar
$8M
BUILDING MArxRIALs-There has been an improved de-
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Ths sass St Il 81 for .s
Rss s ws sa 81 10 ans sSs nnd
H1 to day. saSs as
ssa%sT Sat steady sail The sales
o s er and e We Sss n
o % abo oas wf and e r s sales %
4sc Tor mixed Ohio 4sc. 5Ozc. for common to choice
FsEIGn1s was moderate inquiry for berth
@ e at rates E for grain
%anfd @ The v &C. @ last have
&sstsssi rsS i: q
sisa a rs assI.% q sSS nsss
losn x 3D. The Charters comp comprise AXIBs r
GRAIN % ssn 0rS sss
e S sss
me A@eean ROM
81 HH a Hf s
g. "a i direct a Norwegian brig rem rhadepha to
S Ses or
s1fs rHs psr @ s BRIT
s Ss ps Canary
S To Spanish SA an and Saes
INSTRUMENTATION this market were of an I'M
eharaeer Some small orders were fed
We % o
sa @ S a fSr ssss se a s
for light to heavy.
HEMP AND JuTr.-Hemp remained duh and nominal for
all kinds Manila quoted at l2c, gold. Jute was also
dun and UNCHANGED; quoted at lzc. exc gold. Jus
butts were about steady at &c. sales 500
time.
HAY AND srRAw:-The demand for both shipping and
retail qualities Of hay has been fair since last with
prices steadily held. Straw has been only moderately
inquired for, but prices unchanged We quote -
Shipping hay, 81 Is 81 20 retail qualities 81 40 81 60;
81 l5 short do, &c. 9Oc oat zoe. 75c, and wheat
60c. 65c
HoPs-Choice qualities continued in moderate request
at f current prices The poorer grades were entirely
METALs-The transactions In copper have been only
moderate since last but change in prices per-
ceptibe the sales foot up about $50 900 lbs lake,
SAC. cash and early July delivery and 344c. 3ac
future delivery Other metals were quiet, with former
quotations current