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GRAND RAPIDS.

In the above locations can he round
some Of the BEST Farming and Pine land
in the State lying for twenty miles OH
either side Of the surveyed line OF the
road and thsy sn,hr.e~ e-~~y variety
soil with heavy and light timber: and are
in a section Of Michigan now being rapid
ly developed by railroad and other enter
prises,
FARMING LANDS
Are sold on reasonable credit, 10
actua! settlers, one quarter Of purchase
money down. interest seven per cent.
B-s,ettlers on any Of these lands o.
the q. r 81 r. X. Co., or on any or the
lands Owned in Common in the town
ships above designaled will
HAVETiiF PREFERENCE
OF purchasing their lands, by giving the
Office Prompt Nc tice Of their wishes upon
reading this advertisement and drsignat'
ing their PostOflice address.
For any information concerning the
lands, price 81 ocatiOu etc address
WIN, A. HOWARD,
Land Commissioner. Grand Rapids. 8.
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ton with The Star and Outline
should receive their proper xtten.
ton, and the editor must keep
"swingiu' 'round" in order "
"pick up" the news. ~
Considering the day Of the
week, business in general was
quite lively.
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A NEW handsome milk delivery
wagon appeared on the streets
yesterday which attacted consider.
able attention. A fine painting
on the canvass cover is peculiarly
appropriate, typifying tho bnsi-
ness of the owner of the vehicle.
A lean, haltstarved COW is repre-.
scented in a barren pasture, and
in the background the source Of
supply-a wide flowing river
GRIND RaDiUs Times.
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The Symmes Theory Of the Earth.

This theory originated some
fifty years ago with Captain John
Cleyes Symmes, of Newport,
Kentucky. Ho was captain in
the United States Army, and
spent the best part OF his life in
tho service Of his country. lie
was a man of decided ability, and
a bold and original thinker. Dis
satisfied with the Newtonian the.
Dry OF the earth, he promulgated
his own by sundry articles in the
press and by lectures before the
faculties aud students OF colleges
in different parts Of the country.
Accordingto this tho earth is
globuler, hollow, and open at
the poles. The diome'er Of the
northern opening is about 1900
miles, or 1000 miles from outside
to outside. The south opening is
somewhat larger. The planes Of
tllese openings are parallel to each
other, but from an angle of 12o
with the equator, so that the high
est part of the north plano is di-
rectly opposite the lowest part OF
of the south plane. The shell Of
earth is about 1000 miles thick,
and the edges Of this shell at tho
opening are called verges, and
measure from the regular concav-
ity within, to the regular convex
ity without, aboat 1870 miles.
The vergcs occupy about % land
if delineated on u map would show
only the outer half Of the verge,
while all above or farther from
the equator, both north and south,
would lie on tho apex and within
the verge. All the polar regions
upon the present map would be
out of sight. The meridian lines
extend at right angles from the
equator to the outer edges Of the
vcrgcs, and then wind round
along tho surface OF the VERGE,
terminating at the points directly
under the highest parts Of the
verres both north and sonth.
The line which marks the loca-
ton Of The apex vi the northern
verge begins at q point in Lap
land ab0nt GSo N. and 90 X.
from London on a meridian ira
versins Spi'zbcrgen, whence il
passes southwest acrOss tho At
lantic Ocean and the southern part
of Greenland, through uudson's
Bay and over the continent to the
Pacific near Cooks lnlet, thence
across the Fox Islands, in y point
abuut so No. and 1902 w.,
nearly south Of Behring's Straits
Then it passes over the Pacific
crossing the south part OF KAN
cha,ka, continuing northwes,
through Siberia, entering Europe
across the Ural Mountains, in lat
itude about So NJ, and passing
near the Arctic coast, over the
mouth of the White Sea, to the
point of starting.-L Clark, az
april Atlantic.
In answer to the above theory
It is only necessary to otate that
navigators have gone north Within
1873 miles of the north pole, anc
that an open polar sea is clearly
visible beyond the point. Thi
tact explodes the Symmcs theory
as it reduces the epace, in which
he claimed 1000 miles Of hollow
to about 500 miles this is knowl
to be on a plano with the rest o
the globe.
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A sKILLFUL operation in the
line ofsurgery was performed at
Cedar Springs, a few days since,
by DR.. Chester, OF that place. The
Doctor removed large tumor
from the neck of boy aged
fourteen years, named Eugene
Danforth.
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NOTICE.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, IoSrA, MIcn. |

U. s. LAND OFFICE, IoNIA, Men.
May Goth 1878.
Complaint having been entered dc liiis
Office by John w. Swift against Elisha
zimmerman for abandoning his Homestead
Entry, No. boss. dated October 90, 1870, upon
the s. Of s. W, | Section 20. Township II
North, Range 70 West, in Lake county,
Mich, With q. view to the cancellation OF
said entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office
on sm day Of July, 1879,
at lO'o'clock A. NJ, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment,
]. II. KIDD, Register
J. L. JENNINGS, Receive.
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"WEDNESDAY afternoon two little

WEDNESDAY afternoon two little
sons of Rev. Mr.. Paddock, the
Methodist minister at Otsego,
were playing near the wasteweir
OF the nail race in that village,
when by accident one OF them fell
into the race and Was carried
over the gate into the river. The
eldest, seeing his brother in peril,
plunged in and attempted to
rescue him, but in vain; the cur
rent was too strong,and they were
carried. down the stream. In
this condition the younger boy
was discovered by Edgerton Reid
who promptly brought him to the
shore. The other, q lad Of abou,
ten years, was drowned, and a,
last accounts tho body has moi
been found. g 80
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NOTICE.
L. s. LAND OrrIcE, I0SIA, Men. |
s . yn.l.

L. 5. LAND OrFiCE, IONA, MICH.
May 10th, 1873.
Complaint having been entered at this or
fee by Mathew Williams against Edgar Wal
lace for abandoning his Homestead Entry.
No. 1859, dated Nov. 26th, 1863, upon the s.
y. /, Section Is, Township Is North, Range
II West, in Lake county Michigan, with a
view to the cancellation of said entry the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear
ut this office on
tie 23th day Of jun, 1873, at 10 e'etoek, A. ".
tn respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
J. II. KIDD, Register.
ae J. L. JENNINGS, Receiver
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From the Frankfort Express
we learn that a daughter Of Mr..
Low, of Joyfield, was badly burn
ed a few days since by her clothes
taking fire from a burning log
heap.
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Notice.
U. S. LAND OrrICE, IONA, Mich. I

U. S. LAND OFFICE, IONA, MicH
May l4th, 1873.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by George ). Pool against John Wy
song for abandoning his Homestead entry,
No. 50f5, dated Nov. 3, 1870, upon the N.
w. !, Section "a, Township IA North, Range
IA West, in Lake county, Michigan, with a
view to the cancellation of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this Office
On the ioh day Of Julv, 1879,
at 10 o'clock, a. M. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment.
J. II. KIDD. Register.
J. L. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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FLINT { ?. MARQUETTE
RAILWAY
Ian DIS
Tho
entire land grant
or this Company UNsOLD consisting Of
ABOUT 100000 ACRES
Il offered for sale.
Pine Lands 1!

Over 900, 900, 900 Feet well located mainly
on the Rivers leading into lake Michigan !.
The numerous streams and small Lakes SUI :
rounded with Pine timber along the line we,
of Reed City offer the best of locations f.
mills, where logs can be held safely free #
cxpeiise and free from annoyance Of Boo m
Companies. The railroad direct to East Sa
NAV and Toledo offers the best source of sur :
plies, and never failing market for lumber,
Shingles, &C., which may be delivered an.
where on the line.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-05-22

The L. 8. Il M. s. II. r. Co.
ore taking steps TO build a. new
passenger depot ct this Place
during the present season. II Il
a much needed improvement.
The old ono is 30 small and
a nattractive that many ofthe boys
feel constrained to jump upon
the platforms of the passing trains
for comfort. andoften take great
risks IN gcttiug off after the trains
are in .r,otiou. -Uillsdalo Bust
ness.
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AvoId 0uacke and Impostors.

No Charge for Advice and Consultation.
Dr.. j. H. Dyott, Graduate y.rvsor NedtsG
SxoLsos. philadelphia, author OF several valusble
WorEs. can be consulted ON oil diseases OF TIE
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either In male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or OF how
him TO treat disease with success- Cures gu4-
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those. ~ an
tsnee can forward letter describing symptoms
Send for the Guide 10 Health. Prize 20 Cssta-
i. N DYOTT, n. D., Phy sician and surgeon
90 Duane 81. Now York.
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CHAS, ]. 6. KLINE SEQ.
l2r Bowery, New York. Post Once Box $685.,

n gents! Papers, pictures and something ciss
Best Ii the world IL cell. Pronte large. Ont
~, " ccnts, includlpg q magnificent ~ 90.
III Prang hromo. Send at once TO John H. Al
u den, Manages, 433 Wet jackson street, HI
eago, Ill Say where you cav this
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LIVERY & STAGE LINE
David ArdiS.

Has established Livery Stable at Evart, and
keeps on hand all kinds Of fine rigs for thoss
who wish. Horses in good order, and cir
fast. He has, also stage running daily TO
Middle Branch for accommodation Of passen-
gers. Leave Evart for Middle Branch-2:30
D. M; Arrive ut Evart from Middle Branch
at noon. Connection with all afternoon trains
on the +. GP Mr.. r. 81
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-05-22

TIE formal coronation Of Oscar
III and Sophie as King and Qneen
Of Sweden, took place at Stock
holm, May t8,h. Their formal
coronation ss King and Queen Of
NORWAY, win oeesr duly 18th, ct
the Norwegias capitol. ib .ea
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pnOF. CONOvEn's
Home Writing Lessons

1P YOU WISH to acquire q rapid and elegant
/ handwriting at home, send for a package OF
Prof Home Writing Lessons
Uh,cs contains the same Instructions you ordlnar-
iIv nav from a. to &5 for. Each package contains
set ~ beautifully written copies, with full In
ssructoos for their use and slso beautiful piece
al engraved pen nourishing. Theec copies are not
engraved: but written expressly for thu applicant
OF Prof. J. q. Conover whose wellknown rcpufa.
tIoo thsou ehout TIL. State as QUE Ut the most
sIiIsuI prnmen Of the aye, lisa sufficient guaran
~ that the copies and Instructions will he hrsi;
clas. One Of ihrse puckagc- will he sent my mai
70 any sdd~es, on receipt cffiFTY CENTS.
10 Coldwatcr, Mich.
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MIR. SrLAs HATnIiwAY was XII led
by a locomotive. at the Newell
crossing, on the ID. 81 NJ. X. L.,
in Holly, on the evening Of the
10th. 4.rfrf -
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GEN advertisements.
Edward q. RaymOnd

Treasurer Of Osceola county, Michigan. At.
tends promptly to all business relating to
taxes within said county. p. O. address,
ucrscy, Mich. 3-sl.
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with the +. & p. ". Railway Company and
located in the following townships. to. wit
No IA aud Is, Range 7;'No. ~, Is, IL sns
10. Range s; No. Il, Is, Is. IL, Is and 10
Range .; No. Is. Is and II, Range 10; No
II, l6, IL. Is and 10, Range IL; No. IA, IL
y. Is and I9, Range IL. west: will also b.
for sale At the Office Of the g. r. h l. X. r
"a in
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Dissolution Notice.

..Th" co-partncrhip OF Simpson q Co, At Reed
City. wac Dissolved nv mutual consent on the 2Tth
day Of March, liza. an accounts due to- or by I'M
firm arr 10 be settled and paid to, or BY H. d
simpson. : =.
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Farming Lands

As COED rs any in the world are to be found
In abundance, and will be sold on the most
favorable terms to actual settlers. Some lev
el and heavily timbered with Oak, Beech, Ma
pie, &c, Some rolling, with Beech, Maple,
Rock Elm, &c In fact, every variety of tim
Der soil surface can be found.
The railroad Is complete to Reed City IT, II
N. II. 10 west) and there is only 40 miles to
reach Ludington on Lake Michigan. This
will be constructed a. fast a. the work can
economically be done. Cheap Land and
Railroad facilities are seldom offered together
and those who wish te secure homes will do
well to apply early and take choice selections.
Terms of Sale:
One Fourth down, III all cases-and balance
may be paid in three equal annual payments
Timber Laads must be paid for, before bring
cm Farming Lands for Aetuoi Settlement will
be sold on payment Of one-fourth in cash and
the balance in five equal annual payments.
Interest at the rate of seven per cent. Oh all
unpaid balances, to be paid annually.
All Contracts and Notes are made payable
at Merchants National Bank, in East Sagi-
nav. Apply in person or by mail to
wM. l.. WEBER, Land Commissioner,
Land Once At East Saginaw, Mich. 2-s
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BLASonARD's min started mp on
Monday morning with q sufficient
stock Of logs. The mill ran but 9
short time when the large new,
patent.tooth circular eaw, while
cutting through a clear log, was
cleared Of most of itsteeth, which
flew about the mill ut q lively
rate. Fortunately no one was
.struck,-SaginaW Enterprise. . q
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n. m. q. m. p. m. p, m. p. m.
Bay City, 10 1850 100 so 500
Portsmouth Is II 90 20s $40 80
E.saginsw, : 40 1.30 s2s so 80
OTTER LAKE. DIVISION.
No Mixed No Mixed
Otter Lake dep. sam Flint dep. 90 p m
Otisville rs Junction Is
Genesce ~ Generce -
Junction as Otisyile 20
Flint arr. 40 Otter Lake r.s 4,
Connections made OF Drtroi with the Creaf
Western and Grand Trunk Rps, for The eosf.
At Wayne wiM Tie Nihigda Central u r.,
East and Uea. At Toledo Nth the Lake
Siore d Michigan Sosthern X II, for CYers.
Losdnsd Ch;cogo, and wih the & II d ID X Il
for Cincinnati, oiso. ,cih Ue TW 4 W X Il
for tie South and South-~esf. At Reed City
mah he Grand Rapids d Ind n X for Ms
Norfh and !SSan. Sae1Pirg Coaches o" Night
Trains.
Merchants and lumbermen in North
Western Michigsn will find this ,he short
est and cheapest route Tor shipping their
goods and supplies. The train ieayins
Detroit ne II 80 pm, takcsthrough freight
and delivers it 1t all points between East
Saginaw and q. r. h I, X, Il, within II
hours after leaving Dstroit.
GEO. O. KixB.LL, Supt,
Gus'T ". LspLrs, Gcn'l Ticket Ag't
East saginaw.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

BAY CITY DIVISION.
Thro. Fright. mixed. mail, mixed mail.
!. Saginaw, 6 40 80 n so 800 9 50
Bay City, rs 90 12o 30 10 ~
mail, mixed, exp, miIedThro. Frci't
and.Seepcr
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=
FLUID ExTR ACT BuChUs
ssss,' and has cured every case OF Diabetes in
which u has been given, Irritation II the Meek,
OF the Bladder and Inflammation Of the Kidneys.
liberation OF the Kidneys and Bladder, ketsh-
ton Of Urine Diseases Of the Prostate %. Gland.
fscblcd and Delicate Consultations Of both Sexes,
attended with tho following symptoms Les .x
Of Power, Loss Of Memory. Dimcuity OF breeu-
Ing Weak Nerves, Wakefulnees, Pain IN tse
BACK, ylushing Of the Body Eruption on ne .ns
Face. Pallid Countehsnce, Lassitude OF We
Used by persons in the decline or change Of
life, after Confinement or labor pains; bcd'w's'
IN maay affections t,eeuliat to iadiss. the IN.
Asin Chiorosis or Retention, Irregulsrity, Pain
fulness or Suppression OF Customary kvacuations
liberated or Schirrus state OF tho uterus, Lew
corrhsa or Whites, stcrility, and for oil com.
plants incident to tho sex Is prSscn ooS
Hidwives for enfCebled and delicate constiu.
lions Of both sexes and all ages.
KEARNEY'S EXTRACT 1UCHU.
Cures Diseases Arising FROM .bnpr1ide'eest
Hdbis Of Disstpdtion, ETC., IN all their ssges e.
little expense, little or no change in diet MIN
convenience, and no exposure! causes u
quent desire, and gi,cs strength 70 UnhaI
Curing Strictures OF the Uretha. AlIayinR fain
and Inflammation, s0frequcnt In this Glass OF dis
sases. and cIpeliing ali Poisonous matter
XIARNEYs EXTRACT BUcMv.
n per bottia ar ELK bottles fcr s. o. oelfvsrs1
- sS1{ address, secure trOsn Observsttons 0o"
By dGgg xsS sys,YxnceIee ios f Duane
20 whom ali letters for information should b
Addressed.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April 20 1873:
bales Exports 10 Great Britain, S4i6 coastwse, 1854
NEW ORLEANS, April 2s, 1873.
Cotton in moderate demand, easier; good ordinary,
@ sSs sst Tessp,. sa,.. n sIas. %5ss
poatsro Great s srs AGO. ss to hs ysnn
MOBILE, April 2s, 1879
Cotton dull and weak mddlings, 1885, l5ac. Net re-
cepts ls47 bales Exports coastwse, i6s7 Sales, 40
Cotton quiet; middlngs ls1c Net receipts 593 bales
qns md az lc Net es as bales
wnxIsGroS. y. g.. April %, 1873
Cotton quiet low U sc Net As bales
Graf. in ..ore-wAea a7 s'ss bushels. AD sol s sS
S malt s t Fss @ SsssS sSsas
sprs r at spa sue ss
slns IS fd,ns q s ssssas CANADA S
q q q w Suss ssss On s At
$50 bushels Western e arrive on track, on private
i sarIey qnes Canada az sse G'' western
@ s w STATE s SS sGa rowSd state
p'ss Sn Rye ma hed At y " Balance pcm U
fair demand and Arm W TSanDo a April n2 Is ls
No white Michigan 81 81; amber MICHIGAN the spot
nd SF rn sna y @ Nj high %ses Si
May. 451sc; June, 464c July, 4lAc 4l1sc. August,
4gc low mixed May, 454c. Oats quiet and unchanged.
Receipts-S0O0 6bls flour; HOOO bushels wheat; $4,000
do corn LOO do cats shpments-av0 bills Hour, lyOO
bushels wheat; l26,UOO Do. corn, 1000 do. oats.
CHICAGO, April %, 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged most OF the sales were
on private terms demand manly local. Wheat active,
higher and Irregular market closing weak sales OF NO
June No. sdo, 81 IL reecisa &c Vie Corn
future quiet for CASH sales OF No mixed ~ 3sc cash
3sac seller May, 4Usc seller June rejected 34c 56c.
Oats active ANA higer sales No Eat 3lc Tor regular
nncnansed at ogIsc. zoe. or NO Barley quiet and
unchanged, zoe Tic for No. Fall, regular cash.
Provisions quiet and weak. Pork nominay al S7 80 a
Sl7 spot 51 90 S7 W seller June closed at H 10
Lard quiet at 50 % 81 ~ seller June Bulkmeas 9net
and weak; normally 6slc &c for shoulders, SIG
SIC. Tor short RIB mddcs Bacon steady sales q
Whiskey steady at SIC Receipts, 500 bbls -four 100
bushels wheat $500 do. corn, iOUU do. oats, AO do.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

- tE HAVANA, April 26 1873
suaar-The market opened active but closed dull and
aesuar with downward tendency. Holders will
Stnl 70 reduce their prices in effect sales.
hcwas ~ rehouses at Havana and Matanzas O0
oooo9 hnds Receipts Of the week Havana and
he Weef S4g boxes hhds Exported during
ssts inSSndng boxes and Al0O hhds United
& NO. ~ Dutch standard quoted so reals OK reals
per srrope moasses sugar e raes TX raefs per
ara9De' Muscovado sugar fair to good refining, TX
REALS per re arsd Per afro6s grocery Grades
Flour rmer but not quotsSy Sher az per Gsatal
sugar cured weak at 327 50 ga Lard easier IN hecs
$l7 So; in tins so ~ go per quintal Poafoes nnef
Talow Arm. Wax-Ycllow firm at $ll q Sin HD. white
weak at sl6 SIS per arrobe Honey buoyant at 81
lean Cod OIL in tins quiet Empty Sors1ea sS1 n% isr
6usyanf pitch pine dun .! sss go coOpsrass
expected; per box Of sugar, loading at Havana or
ports the north coast OF Cuba, United States 81
81 rs; per hhds of sugar, loading at Havana for
NorS Coast = II e5 % b h
OF sugar loading at Havana ports on the North Coast
OF Cuba for United States, IS 81 80 75 per HID. OF
molasses loading at Havana for United States - Is
u ~ to Falmouth and orders SIS 3D. from ports on the
North Coast OF Cuba Exchange-On United States 60
days, currency 81 per cent premium short sight ga
II per cent premium; go days in gold "a per cent
premium short sight, ~ I'm per cent premium; on
London, 81 80 per cent premium; Paris ~ e per
cent premium.
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P NJ,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firmer for Spot and Easier for
Future; Receipts at the Ports s,4I3
Bales-Flour Quict-Wheat Steady
Corn Easicr-Oats Qufet-Pork FIrmer-
Lard Lower-Petroleum Active and
Firmer-spirits Turpentinc Dull and
Lower-Rosin Quiet but Firm vhislcy
Ftrmer.
MONDAY, April 2S--6 r. NJ.
Business was fairly active to-day, and the mar.
kets we're generally strong at Saturdays quota
tions, but there were some exceptions, In which
prices favored the buyer. At the Produce Ex-
change there was luil, and comparatively little
business was done either OH the spot or for future
delivery.
The nour market was firm, though the de-
mand was but moderate The supply was light,
and lines were held at full figures. Wheat
was sought after to some extent but the demand
was not very active, and at the close the
market was quiet at previous prices. Corn was
dull and lower, the market closing quiet at the de-
cline. oats were unchanged, though a strong effort
was made to establish an advance. There was a
little better feeling in the pork market, which
closed irm at tribe better than the nominal rate
OF Saturday. Lard was still heavy and prices we're
lower Whskey was nrner In the face OF heavy
arrivals Cotton continued quiet and while spot
was a shade 1rmer futures ruled trine easier
in fair demand Petroleum was decidedly more active
and closed arm at marked advance in prices Spirits
OF urpentne duh and lower. while rosin
quiet, ruled firm.
Corros.-For spot cotton the market continued quiet
but the app ended quotations show an ADVANCE of &c
per ID. Forward delivery met with moderate demand
at decline of Ioc. per Id. The sales reported on
Change to-day sum up thus =
To-Day sat Ee'g Total
Export. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 $50
Cons ptIOn. ............... $40
speculation, q
Total: ,......,....,.....,... 6y6 81 7T
Included in the above II bales arrive For future
delivery basis low mddlng tue sales have been as io
lows :-saes saturday evening, aier one ocIock-May
100 at ls 10 9c ziW at 1885, June, 1870 yac July,
500 ut u 1l6c ly AZ iyac August, 20 at ly5sc. tx
changcd-1ac. paid 10 exchange 400 May Tor Augusta
g6c. do OO May Tor July. total, 1900 bales Sales to-
day, up to three M.-Apr l at ls4c 400 at is Slice.
May, 100 at lo5sc, 80 at IL bloc. AZ Iss.c ut
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