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New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

noes Of the Stock Board nndenably is there IL siD
large falling off in the aggregate sales Let ne hope
that the weary and heavy laden" bull cliques will
the folly Of trying 10 shift their burdens at these
prices, and that they will allow the market To find
its own level and give outside spectators
chance 70 operate for rise. No matter how success
ful the Government negotiations may finally sbe,
they cannot be expected TO carry up prices that are
already too high
The general speculation in the railway list to-day
has been much less active than during the preyions
days OF the week and the changes involved IN the
movements of the various stocks, reflected in the
comparative table below have been Of immateral
moment. At the opening the market was firm and
with the exception of temporary yield IN Erie. inn
proved fraction until after the board, when prices
declined only to react the same amount after mid
day After the / o'clock board there another
rally IN the principal shares, but subsequently the
market became irregular and very duh, stocks
being weak and Others strong, a state of affairs
existing at the final close. Union Pacific left
of weak at the end Of business at
the lowest price touched on the probability
that Congressional legislation in the future will be
Of such nature as to very unfavorably influence
the price of the stock though not perhaps to mate
rally affect the other securities 1t is quite likely
some action nav be taken tomorrow, or at least be-
fore long. Pacific Mail was kept strong all day at
above Is. except for few minutes at the opening
New-YoTk Central was firm at 1O9Gl03s; Erie NOV
ing actively at 63l6G3g TO 642G6il Lake Shore
rose from 9jI to &C., reported increase in earnings
Of the road, though this may have been but pre-
text for the purpose of enabling the mar
keting of long stock. Ohios were quiet
and steady. Wabash, st. Paul, and North
West being neglected, as was also Rock Island. {.
{. and c. opened at AZ. and fell off to Az, Atlantic
and Pacific being worked up II per cent to 334. The
Telegraph stock moved mp from 81! to ssg but closed
at areacion of half point, the bull speculation
making little headway under the impending sale of
Company stock. OF the general list it may be said
that the short interest in the mar
ket has very materially increased during
the week, and is now quite formidable,
owing to the manipulation of the money market
by spectators in stocks and the attempt to create
further stringency in money rates In order to
effect this object it is said that several millions OF
gold are to be withdrawn from the market. which,
if true, will perform the two-fold Office of advancing
gold and tightening money. The general stock
market wound up tame. The opening, highest,
lowest and closing prices of stocks follows
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
THE COURTS.
cARvEYs CoNvEyANCEs.

vA1DlrY OF A RIAL ESTATE CONTRACT
A s,;, AGAINST Andrew J. Garvey, who mas
,avoa 90 prominent part hngations growing out Oh
-, ,, tands has Just been concluded In the supreme
Tonr, before Judge Van Brunt The plaintiff iSdore
wsrpscr brought an action against Mrs lsabel" Gar
GOV wife of the plasterer, 20 compel her 70 iu on
,,act made by her 10 sell the Plainh eeIt'i" io'' ="
Hadison.aye. between seventy-si1th ana eeNentS'
..ventb sts IL appears that in December 1871, 'he
,aiptd purchased Mrs Garvey 10 lots IN mausoh
- Cor 5000 The title-deed was 10 have Deen delv
- an tbe 2eth of the same month. In the mean time
ar Dla,ntiT through his counsel, asoertaned that
InAre ] Garvey conveyed the ots with others, 70 his
Srcther John Garyey for the nominal SUN OF $40 and
ana, on the came day John Garvey conveyed all the
rcperv 10 Mrs Isabella Garvey the wife OF the plas
tsrer In view Of the circumstances Of Garveys de-
uarture and Of the provision Of the Bankruptcy law
which makes all sales Of the debtor, out OF the usual
course Of business, while contemplating bankruptcy
null and void. the plaintiff demanded PROOF
of Mrs Garvey that her husband was solvent at the
tne Of the conveyance or that he should ne eNcseu
from taking the property, until the expiration o SIN
months, when the provisions OF the BaphuP'eS Id"
NOHld cease 70 operate.
Ex-Iudge DittenhOefer who appeared for the plantn
oentended that tho contract was legally oh9.nE, @ o,
that Mrs Garvey and her husband were oOunu 70 CaI
j out Counsel said that the plasterer having @
his negotiations with the city, by whch ne can hou MS
property and being admitted solvent ne sho1u DC COM
peed TO carry out the agreement which had Deen mace
H. good faith. John w. EimOnds and John r. ParsOns
followed for the plaintiff and GhDelt & smedey anu
Luther h Marsh for the defense.
After hearing arguments on 6Oth sde the Judge TOOK
tht papers reserved bis decision. MI GaNCy ana
ms win were present during the trial.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP EBW-TORK..."...

PORT OP NEW ...........,..,..,...P FEE. IL
CLEARED.
Steamship Georgia Crosel Charleston, H. Morgan CO.
Steamship Herman LIVINGSTON Chee,eDan Savannah w Garrison
Stsasi5 wyaaoie Gouc5 Richmond, c Point and Norfolk od
steamship CV q Havana Deaken, Havana ke, heIardre
'Gas Steamship Pr.neonia Bragg Portland J. ?. Ames
ss1Ts94 n P1Jsie S1nSi 1 cGI AapGco 4 &C. @
Sbp Chanoer Lucas Qunteras Valparaiso. " H. Brown
BAH ADsO Q Ih,m9; & co so for order, RSRs wssE Ee Co
Bns Antelope, Bum6aI Havana, Sc, james Z. Ward Co
Brg P TRkeI Barnard St JgOae Cubs Carve. 3 BsTEes
Bhg Robert Peel Holloway, Falmouth JAM d. Solomon
ssyiant4 9'i T:i Ni,'fs, anss slSso''A &c Co
Sehr A. Fargssoh Benson Kingston jam A. solomon Co
Schr Carne Webb HomaD, Georgetown B. o. Bentley Glider
seSr Loiiie .Johuson, Xuevitis ..,,,,-,...-,.
schr Ssue BUop Barley Stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Queen B Andrew London Jap H. and Hsvie
4'si S:@p Java lBf Martyr Liverpool Feb Queenstown
steamship Nevada IBrj Poyh Liverpool Jan 29 and Queenstown
ooh with dss and pass 70 Williams W Tn nGs GSn, Ian 20 ,, H,,,,
Feb J. siis ndss and pas. 20 Runhsrlt Go. y,
Siag St nie a. and IISis Ds 70 Gcc aaeLeTae -
steamship ManSas6 wOOdhu Charleston s. c., with mdse and
s Steamship Rector, NevBe with ae and to
sclI M,ty Z. Gag. Gase. S.Eyefo y ossi Fan River
ssT sssT m f. Hulns IRis f Gfa5 New ET:u for Baltimore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Me- Peb The steamship MOravisu (Br) from 1V'
'S FSaTnr, SoSnoH vs., Feb 19The Jn.,o
deanI Capes Charleston In the Roads bark
esrse for Savannah Thomas Smith Jacsonylei Csr1e
Holmes Ia Lewis Kate BTnes, bound North There
vas heavy thunder here last night.
GGIyysroN Feh Il-Arryed, steamship City Of Dallas Jones
from Ebza A. scnbner smith from NeW-iok
san PRASCscO, Peb 3Arnyed, ship feetnmg, Dofne from
Eew-YorG
FOREIGN PORTS.
13The Anchor Line steamship India, BroWn from
Nev.Yorl jan o. for Glasgow srrived here this
S0rrHlnProN ITbe North German LLOYD steamship Aot
Frns from Eew.York Bremen, arrived here today
DISASTERS.
BosToN Feb l3-Dung thick weather this morning the sehT
Helene Adams Wilmington, ~ c. for Boston, ashore
Point Aderton bd The taken Of by hc boat sDd
landed safely j. owned by George r. Ciafk CO.
Of Boston cargo consisting o hard pine lumber y owned By VIM
Nothing done ards saving Tie property until
The sea subU4es TIE weather very rough the Bay to-day.
LEwE Del Peb apparent damage done to tie shppg
m IRIS vicinity Tie report hat bng IL ashore
Indian River proves to be Incorrect =, %,
NORFOLK Va Feb l3The Norwegian shp Iro rom MaTets
Pbacephs ashore Whteague Iaet and hes well up on the
beach, Her rudier is gone, but the vessel IS tight
Peh. 13Ihe steamship George Washington from
NesYorf Oreap the TYbee her crank pin
fFor --latest ShiD Ne,cs Fin Pa0e.l
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
THURSDAY, Feb. 13-P. ".


II is apparent TO the most careless observer that
variety Of interests at conflict in Wal-st at the
present time, and that their combined product is
dullness. An immense number Of representatives OF
foreign banking houses are at work 10 keep up the
quotation for god with eye single to their special
interests, as repeatedly explained in this column,
while few sol dsdnt American bankers, fancying
that they should have been invited to form part OF
the new Syndicate. doing what little they can in
their limited way to assist the foreigners.
The bull cliques in stock, when they
found that the Government negotiations were likely
to be success seized the opportunity to mark uphe
prices not only of their several specialhes but
any others that came within their influence, and it
is more than probable that they have succeeded in
working off small fraction of their heavy load, but
the relief to them is inconsderable and the improve
ment short-lived. There is strong effort making
to create tight money and dear gold two conditions
that generally the antipodes Of each other, but
nevertheless they exist, for the quotations are
high on both. Fictitious as large part Of the bufi-
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

On the whole, money has been easier than yester-
day, lending down as low as aud per cent after
the demand had been satisfied, and closing at 6@''
From the opening, however, until after p In'' the
inquiry was very pressing, and call loans were
chiefly done at l32 and interest to 1l6 and interest,"
principally at the latter rate From this time out
the quotations became easier with a final result as
above named. OF course damper has been put
upon business in commercial paper, and rates are
nominally TO 10 per cent.
The Government bond market was firm in tone.
There WAS slight advance in some cases, the de-
mand heing pretty brisk. On light offerings 1868
were chiefly dealt n selling at 1l6iGllGs, and clos
ing strong at 1l6sG1l6. Fisk Il Hatch report as
follows at pm:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
DEPARTURES or FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY, PRB a.
Nail nshfaI S. elo-d Of the Ne"Acri fostohce every
osv a 6 Is. So goes via bos'oa - ~ ", n. - D.,
a. a. n, steamship sails f5.lAnd Me, SATURDAY att
M Due New York Friday, st t6p ~ ~,
sttsr postage 10 West Indies except when rohR hei VII
be Is cents half Papers cents each which must be prepaid
SATURDAY. FEB IS
Mails France and Liverpool by
,bs steamship Baltic close u NJ. Supplementary Mail
on White Dock closed al 1850 Steamship sails st
p. m, from White Star Dock PavOnia Ferry Jersev CITY.
Por Continent Europe Southampton and
Bremen steamship America mails close II No Sup
Elementary Mail Steamship sails al from foot Of TTdst
HobOkcn
Direct German and PTUsan oseo Msi sent by this line
Mss for Hayh BY steamship Nioksburg Close a.
Mails for KEY West by steamship Clyde close 81 sesmsbp
salts st :. IN from Pier NJ ~ lxR
SUNDAY FEB. 10.
All Mails close At II O'Clock Tbv fos;0he oren IRON
nj o1
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
.ails are as follows :
Musgvove & Co.

The market later declined to 49, but was at no
time influenced by the condition of foreign affairs,
and indeed the cable advices brought nothing i'm
portant. The rate of discount at the Bank OF En-
gland remains unchanged at 81 per cent, though the
bank lost in bullion during the week, G3jJOOO The
proposed attempt of Spain to run along the machine
Of state on the platform of Republic, and the abd-
cation of Amadeus, have not affected affairs in Lon
don in the slightest On gold loans the rates were p
I, 4, and finally per cent for carrying Money
transactions were reported fiat, while at times and
per cent per annum and 16I per diem were paid for
borrowing. The outward bound steamers took
SAj79 50 in silver coin. The Assistant Treasurer
dsbursed Sl95,OOO in coin interest redeemng
Sl4sOO called bonds. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold
cleared, Sj69u, 900; gold balances, SlS9S,j6 cur
rency balances, S2,TS,O93 The following were the
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
DFCIsIONS-FEB. -.

Supreme Court ChGmbers-By Judge Davis-Uhl
Application denied Otto agt 0tte-I'su settled lo
Campbell uisntRefeIene
McCsbe Mcrhy ct aMoton denied With so costs
opposing and temporary Injunction dissolved.
By the matter Of the petition Of James T. haIwe
the tcbedolf
Seried the application i0f disebarge Is also denied
By Judge BalcOm.-Sputg LyOns.-Order settled.
SifpfTiOy COnrt-SDecidl Term-By Judge Freedman
Grant "a Al AIT Hubbe al-Juigment remiuT SehsT agt
PsiaB-Orde Miles Brown aLOrder granted Bishop
set Empire Manufacturing CoOier restoring calendar
Kesu agt ran--Moti0n 20 dismiss Is denied. -
MOBeFinck a JusstOTceT TtseitDg ofde o. he
I7b ms.
Common Plfas-SDeoidl Term-Bv Judge Robinson
Idgbbo gt sucAnwe stricken oui a. sham Ni sIs e0s's
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
CRIMINAL NOTES

In the Court of General Sessions Part l., before
zeoorder Yesterday Pack MeNahon indeed for grand M
rsny Richard Moen foi burglary the third degree we're aequ
Palmer petty larceny Penitentsry months 'ln
which the defendants failed 70 appear the bones we're
forfeited.
In the Court of General Sessions, Part H., before
y Judge Sutherland yesterday LensTa Gross vas convicted OF assault
spd battery bodily harm and sentenced TO STATE Pson
David Cunningham attempt to commit gfanG Iee3
Ftzgah Ofeue aud sentence Wlsio nan
assnt an PeDensry months Jacob RoeseT assault
and barv Psnenar 80 days, Thomas Williams and srcely
sosute and Michael Ross onous assault snd battery
ed
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
p.sr nI-srar.nss yopss, sss s.lesa called =, 70. m

JOpcDs pnd ell1ndA cAIed tt 20
1873. .Crofy agt Hirseh.
atsSIoSs-fARr L-HACKBIr, h-Tbcmas Lane,
n,bs roy rohbcry John McHhc George Wright Psteh
HCurt Jos Bennan Tho,nss Dod Thonss McCsbe, burgi
Bammnf forgery Cha1ncey ieone Thomas BuIke Louis
Guos John Do Daniel ODoaAvn lonons assault sod hasri
Rooae iwsr heNRy, Henry " Fountain Waiter Warren
Hewitt John Dean grand htenyi Thomas Dvne John
Wallace pi larceny Isaac Lyons receiving stolen goods MAI
Ioesentha.
P.RT H-SurHRRIAND JwBsm 1,ier, David Iopton Patrick
Hauigan Joseph Lynch John MAhe Charles Rpp enous ..sat
and battery Michael kerpau Philip Hart William Jones water
Mcoughhn arocr Charles CoAv larceny from the person.
Michael Hss William Hest William Hsitdeadora rceivhs toien
goods Eben w Hovey Thomas Carroll concealed weapons LEONARD
kcmpo Dnck LnbAh Henry AoTets assault and hai'ey rAp
Lewis. disorder ly house
CoUKr ArrEus-AtBANY Peh la-Cour ef Apt|s DAY cal
epdsr for feh "a: Nos 54 5ls q q = $40. e8l, Us
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
tflarplt ano Slate Alnnifls.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE-
"a. lZlHG wORKs and lJ5 East Egheenih-st Marble and
hsbeied AsHts Thing Marble Coone honumehb ~ phess hA'
dsty oospeitos Marble turning iOr The trade
GTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rlch, and
- etsb shte wsrs description. MARBLE and
WOOD MAhrELs z. b. STEWART L Co., no and za Wet
Issbll -tLfd-sL. rear SeVeBih-Iye
- KLABER g. Co., Steam Marble Works, 223
b'sh aFst bet Btosdrsy sth Marble and MsT'S NAB
Yea sssHerh hsaaOsss Of ssmsSfhp sre ior po's
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

The business at the SubTreasury, to-day, covered:
Gold reeelpts S3sl, 1888 40 Currency pay
cold payments l,l7S,45l % ments..,..;' Nifoooso %
Gold balance. 36,9s,il9 "a Currency Dai- -. 80
CuTrey recpts 39l,jl2 IS ance 9O0losd 20 20
ICustOms 352,OOO w
Foreign exchange has been dull and rates nomi-
nal In tone the market is weak, and We hear
story to the effect that leading firm will shortly
lend some heavy amounts of sterling bills TO enable
stock speculators TO tide over the present monetary
stringency. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
/ s KENNEDY & CO.

No Al Cedar-st. corner of Willism-st,
OFFER FOR SALE the small quantity remaining un
sold of the INTERNATIONAL AND HOUSTON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY's FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS, and
recommend them as an undoubted FIRsT-CLAss IN
VEsTMENT SECURITY. Present earnings more Than
double the amount required to pay interest, and con-
stantly increasing,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

There was a steady feeling in railroad bonds, and
prices were well maintained. The Pacific mort
cages exhibited great steadiness, Cestrals selling at
1O4s01O44; Union Firsts at S7s0S7., and Incomes at
73G73,. Land Grants were quoted at 20 bid; West
ern Pacics at 9i09,, and Central Pacific State aid
bonds at 112 bid B., II. e. Erie Firsts declined
fraction, selling down to AZ. c., G. and l. c. Flrsts
sold at 9llG9:, Fort Wayne Seconds at ss, and Han
nibal and st. Joseph Convertible at 95. The other
transactions are reported IN the Stock Exchange
lists. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
Coleman BenedeHs closing quotations at p. m.

The gold market to-day was quiet on the whole,
but firm under tho new accession to the cid bull
clique in the party of stock spectators who are anx
ious to rig the money market. The price opened at
11u AZ once rose TO 114., declined to ia, and ad-
yanced again TO 1l4s on the large bddings for the
Treasury gold. These amounted to S8,1S4,COO at
1874 10 11413. The award of S1,5O0OOO was made at
114O6 TO lib. The details as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

Sun ses 6:5S SUP 534 Moon e,,... f;i2
| THIS DAy-A
S.niy Book... 9O3 93 Hell Gate FerrylRI
! BiaH WATER go.
Sandy Cows lsilnd.... Sa Heu Gate ferrfIi|
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
THE MARKETS.

fCseialr rspersd sor TsE TRsushl
TauRsDAr, Feb lo lt11
AsBgs-Hs receipts toasI ~ pif. Pots In notszts
demand snd The AsTie 'tesdJ qaes % so fes arc
dul and poninal =,
COPFER-Ro a and snehsnged or ether Cesss late s.s
iscuee Singapore ssrpns, 6 bags Jamaica snd $40
bsgs Lssnsys on private tens bs ssTss, suesg Wsm.
Wright Goa lsgsm Gated Rio, Jau. r. sdssng rses
rses iD ysrssp hve bsVi apxsss. lsee tssS eadhf
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

We are now selling the GOLD SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the WEsr WIscoSsIN
RAILWAY CoMPANY's SOUTHERN EXTENSION OR
CHICAGO CONNECTION at 81 and accrued interest III
10 investors For further information. apply at our
office Is Wall-st, WHITE, MORRIS d TO.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

THE EIGHT PER CENT Quarterly INTEREST," First
Mortgage Gold Bonds of the Logansport, Crawfords-
vile. and South Western Railway of Indiana, Of
fered for sale by Messrs. JOKES s. SCHUYLER No IL
Pine-st., yield the largest income OF any hIst-eiass
Railway Security on the market.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

State bonds were weak in tone. Old Tennessees
sold at Tea7ei. hut sale Of the ssne was re-
ported at 7sl, buyer 80 days, and 7el97e. regular
way. South Carolinas new, January and July,
declined 10 PA Virginia C0psols sold st oo'95ot
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

The Philadelphia stock market Is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies 1OS; Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road, 26; Reading Railroad, 57l; Pennsylvania
Railroad, 59I. Gold. 114S.
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
f3l5OOO during The past week.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
"a. 200 bags stock Al date, is no
bags: obos. 9ssOoj exchange 2std

QUOTaUODf afe Tss- on Not0n IN stofl TnlHHE NEV
than hiH grade above or below the srsds qeoed.
DELIYgKT
To.daN I.aaLa IllAL
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

sRaRISTbe market steady qesi Of 4oc hide
At slc -. -, ,oo A. q, - -. a.
Tmotbv dull 81 - 0GsA Domestic FIees quoted "a
o. iSGs22S -, -
pine 10 strictly Choice: sales Of l2i 90 10.
WHISKY and fairly active; sses Of 800 bbA Of Hbaess
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
fosi ano founo.

I 0ST-Saturday evening, a NOTE, dated
IL Aug s4j0 gne by osrpri also NOTE ngDed
BY Mewhoer sen for s2a 10 dated Js9u.1 laI9 also
BLANK CHECK ao BLANK NOTE signed Ia A. Burnt (pot fcd
on p,ysbe Al National Banf Ithaca Y. with
ether ppen but the panea has been stopped
questions asked for return OF Tie Above W D. T.
L.. Boz ss station A, NewYOrk Post Once
i OST-A CERTIFICATE for 90 Shares Stock
II OF WILCOX GIBBS SEWING aAChISb Co. dated Nov
lSl nn,red l hereby cautioned sgaps Eegoutt
me ,m ne a. II been csbeeed and application made for
new Certificate.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

City bank shares presented no new feature. The
offerings were light and the sales were confined to
American Exchange aud Bank of Commerce at llj
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

SKNS-toat Is densnj. aui The nlrri cifi u '@a IS
bales Me1ican - bales va NeN Vf1h % en
Metropolis: bales Corpns Christi kobcr N'r .r H os
p.yt. sale. OF $50 AetcaU 100 b1e tur't 10 f s
there receipt are iari teep 70 @ .l
- bales Angosiufa bales Ainlus h'
bales Meucsn and Texas sales 300 10 hondu " wv 10
Nsxt and Iexaa
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIEsr CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sales Of Government Bonds.
900 u e. $40 Cou. Ca i5e COO U.S6 20 Coup Iiof
1n1 m
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
Gbanres for Bnslness Glen
90 Ubom II man Concern


A ambitious young student OF Geology,
~ bui entirely fundamental
principle OF By addressing WIN. HARVEST West New
Bughton, s. ].
A LIEN {. LEWIS or JOHN LEWIS, owners
~ nd Gundy County Illinois will please oonmuBiests with
and give address 10 JAMES WRITTEN, Wilmington Ill
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

sales 0f llO bbs, We
HJs soar ws.teIa 80 S4
Corn Meal quiet ouI an the supply Of good Weefo b sae'
Corn Meal Jersey as3 % Com Me, BSr.s3 90 as3
Corn Meal " ssss,n- , 30 Q 81 Corn he'lGEnA -
Cafonis and Oregon light supply aud sun 70 81
Meal strong and pentyi White el 3Q ~ ~ fnt ieo-
81 259s 81; Coarse, 81 Ssf @ Cob, s +l Ground Feet
Feed quotations range
n prices for old and
FREIGHTs-Beh freigh been less active owing tte
commodities nd sOrg The c1asrne
has moderately active With fag rates clt The er
ggemen To Liverpool By 600 tu Gran A
fd74d 5-l60td To Glasgow bg steam NN
The charters An aln bars hence 20
With 5000 ora Gr AZ Be- Norwegian bark 70 Ar
nent with bti Ameucan BARK hence 20
with 800 bb Refined do both private rn
PRED-Th quiet but 6m 40 n et -Iga tl4i 70
520S2{ 30 N At SJ1 S2 and 100 ID At $40 Fo pef h
GRGIEEIn Wheat there little doing feeling
favorable advccs Europe ito
demand for Milling active, ani yesterdays prices refstd
market heat closes very dali but i t hel aIy
yerlAy sr Change 1890 bush Choice North Spring az
63 Ia store. quiet bu! hgn for choice grades Baey
Malt steady but quiet Of 500 buh City a. 81 81 TINE oats
are the close for on arc
White al S a56ic; Black 54dSfc Western Mixed baa5!c
White az 6056lc White 5c saoA and lnicror Nhte
Western quiet small Of sia az 80
aoat Corn demand and The Ne"
Mred 6id6tc. in store, for Oh, and u do atoa
Western White d69c. Yellow db1.e sopthern
Yellow at 6Ji De6c White 6Ic Jersey leos a. la6@
steady with limited demandi quote North
River Shpnng al 10 from depot and Is Rs ot,
at 81 20 Salt Hay G0a9se and Clover a - ~
Ss quiei prices 6 J0d 81 80 Tor Long hle 81 70
a Al IS for short Do aud ola ~ 10 for Oat
MoLASsEs-wth large stock, especially OF New Orleans sed
.h.-. 1ffau uen nkraaa We