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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

failure under the presen. school law,
the result will be disastrous to every in.
terest of the State. The success of the
present law every thing to the people
of Tennessee. 1t may seem to some
little thing, but one more failure in es.
tablishing an efficient school system will
afford an excuse for thousands instead of
hundreds leaving the State. What can
we do to make success doutly sure?
live can by any means increase the
efficiency of the public schools so as to
make them better than private or indc>
pendent schools, we will then have a SO.
luton of the difficulty. As the teacher
so is the school. In order to bring the
schools up to the desire standard, We
must have trained teachers. The only
practical means for the accomplishment of
this is the Teachers Institute. One can
bc organized in every county of the
State. The only cost absolutely necessa.
is little work. A few of the leading
teachers, at first, might meet together
and devise pla for conducting the in>
stitute. The teachers usually are formed
into classes, and instructed as pupils in
a day school are taught. It is expected
that some teacher Of experience will be
secured to take charge of .he classes, In
this way the theory and practice of tcach>
ing are made practical by actual exam>
pie. The institute may be so conducted
as to exactly suit the wants of the teach.
ers. The best methods of teaching and
conducting schools can be illustrated.
The exercises Of the institute may be so
varied as to make it interesting to .cho il
directors and parents. 1t therefore does
not only afford instruction to the teachers
but also becomes an important agent in
educating the pc cple aud preparing them
for school system-an iml ortant matter.
BY organizing teachers institutes We
will secure better teachers. Better
schools VIII be natural result, and the
school law will be sustained.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16
ahUslapnIto.

"Arc You guilty or rot guilty. asked
a Judge ofa prisoner the other day. SAN
sure now," said PaC,l ''what are you put
there for but to find out.
A judge at Montgomery, Ala, recent
ly interrupted n very tlowery young or
aior with--"Hold on, hold on. my dear
sir! Don't go any hishcr! You are al
ready out of the Jurisdiction of this
Court -
One Of q party OF friends, referring to
an exquisite musical compositions, said:
That song always carries me away When
| hear it. Scan anybody whistle It ~
asked Douglas Jerrold, laughing.
If we have need of a strong will in or,
der to do good. it is more necessary still
for us in order not to do evil from which
it often results that the most modest life
is that what where the force will is most
exercised.
|. The avaricious man is ike the barren.
sandy ground of the desert, which sucks
in all tho rain and dews with grcedinesS,
but yields no fruitful herbs or plants for
the benefit of others.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

TIE PEABODY FUND.-A report of
the general agent of the Peabody Educa-
tional Fund says that grants are made to
well-regulated public free schools contin'
ued about ten months of the year, and
having regular attendance of not less
than one hundred pupils, $3.50 200 pu'
pills, 5000; $50 pupils, $500; 800 pupils,
$1,000: conditioned. in every case, on
an average attendance of 50 per cent.
For colored schools, two thirds ofthe
above>named rates are paid at present.
In all other respects the regulations are
the same as for white schools. 1t is
strange that such distinction-is made,
as the whites are better able to support
schools than the blacks.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

An editor in Chicago invites the ats
tenticn of tue public schools teachers to
two grave defects which accompany. or
are the result, Of the the present method
of teaching. One of these is the sava>
gerry, the innate barbarity of the children,
shown in their many and ingenious ways
Of prosecuting aud hurting one another.
The other defect lies in the unreasonable
forcing or cramming to which the brains
of the pupils are subjected.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16
ia cars are backed across tho State lins to

ia cars are backed across tho State line to
the Tennessee switch In order to get them
on the proper track. Mr., johnson prl,
cured from Justice on the tennessee
side, a warrcnt of rcplevin, and when this
car was being switched for its Virginia
journey, there was present Tennessee
officer who very dcxtorously, switched tho
celebrated table out of it and turned it
over to the son of the Ex>Prt sident, who
now has itagainiu in Grecneville.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

The County Superintendent will
meet the teachers and school directors
of the Sth. 4th and 9th. SCHOOL districts
at Cherokee Institute on the 2jth. inst,
Saturday. 1t is his intention to hold A
kind of teachers institute at the time and
place above mentioned.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

AMERICA AT THE VIENNA EXPosI>
TIoN.-This country has taken the fou-
highest prizes for excellence in the meth>
DDS and progress Of education and schools
A number of highest prizes have been
awarded to Americans in the departments
of machinery and manufactures.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16
THE SCHOOL BOARD.

The MIST Responsible Position
IN any District is that of School
Director. Districts so fortunate
as TO have progr sssive School Di-
rectors, always have ths Best
Schools.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

DISTRICT clerks are requested to re-
port the number of pupils enrolled in the
schools. The report must be made ac.
cording to the blanks furnished.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

The teachers and school directors of
the 9TH. and 18th. districts had an in.
teresting meeting at Martins Creek last
Saturday.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

The PUBLIC schools must be made
better than private or independent
schools.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16
E D q G A TON AL .
BY II, PRESNELL,

There is within every man a di yine,ideai. ths
type aiter which he was created, the germ OF
perfect person, and II is the Office OF education
10 favor and direct these germs. "-KASr
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

The districts ought not to depend en-.
tircly on the public fund.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

SCHOOLS will be opened in every school
district.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

No effort to make the school law suc>
cessful should be spared. Every teacher
should feel responsible for any failure.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

There are fortr~ons teachers in the
Chlllcothc t0hio) public schools, in all
the departments. The salprios for male
principals have been reduced to $1,000.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16

$500 rOtu.,s rf pricl rr.ckber-
~. NJ N.h.rry
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-16
EuTAW HOUSE,
By Mrs. NJ. A. D0SSER.


Ionesboro', TcMncsscc.
This house located on Main Street,
where parties wishing to stop over can
be comfortable situated, has been lately
fcpaiwd, and is now open for the rccep-
fion of gncsts. Every pains VIII be taken
Fnd no 6Apencs spared TO make this a
bloaysut homo Coz all who wish TO stop In
ioncsburo'. The table will ut all times
Pc furnished with the best the country
Afords. Terms reasonable.
=, -. - mars7ff
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
"a VI u CKfVVSs
s;ersYs1 yvrtar,

The mGrk.: opened with \ moderate demand,
but the movement subsequently became mo.e AM
mAt.d ana although factors asked very i.l! Frces
:or desirable ISIS OF al grades vet :ne sales
med up :he amount Suoted above. Ordinary and
eoot. ordinary were il better request and man.
testify hardened average lists of the former ruling
az /. = ~ c. according TO style. condition. etc.
and striC: q:oted az ltc, while good ordinary
ranged from 90 Is &c for average lists accord .
to quail " AID condition, and lt: nc for stylcI.
still exhibiting unusually wide Kan -e for III. Sc
grades Coco: ORD nary, !aG style sold at lac.
and strict low nludng at i65.c. The supply Is so
reduced that !: . GlicU 20 Il. orders Ok any
ntude.
I'll. sac. 81 the pas. three dat. .um I'D $50"
bales t.j3c on Wednesday, 50" yesterday aud GOO
of $3.50 bales against 1850 las: week and $3.50
the week before. Weeks receipts 2ll0 bales.
embracing 81 from other delivery ports .ai from
Aobile,, ar. 1853 proper against 1925 proper last
81, l233s53 haes, against 9a3 $50 Las. year-iI-
crease 21.92.
The week 9 export. comprise 1867 bales, embra
ing b,+ 10 Liverpool lilS to New York, and 2to 10
Philadelphia TO which we have added by rail-
. Inc exchange kilograms make the receipts al all
1he ports TO-DAY 2o5 bales. against 1884 last Fri
against IL $50 last week and 1855 last year Total
since August 81. 1851 407 bales agains, .tSs 299
last year-inerease 882 ,ll8.
-, Exports Friday to Thureday inclusive TO G.ea.
brilaln Ss9S oaes against u, 44S last week, and
70 the continent 3o9 bales against 2i4l last week.
stocks at all the delivery ports made up 10 u NJ.
year, and l6l ,lo2 the year before.
The amount on shipboard not cleared going on
BOARD and engaged for shipment was set down
At Inc o SsGo THIS morning at eco bales en-
for the North. which. when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running statement last
evening, leaves 10 goo bales to represent the
The Exchange reports: Demand good; sales 1850
bales, including $50 tSst evening" it. quota
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
Second District CoHI. for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. Si.0lG.

PY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
1eeted by .he honorable the Second District Court
IOT the PAL sli Of Orleans. in the above entitled
matter, will proceed 10 sell at public auction, at
the Merchants and AIctiOneers' Exchange, Royal
street! between Canal and Customhouse streets in
the Second Dlstric. Of this city, OF. SATURDAY
count OF said succession. the following described
property. 70 wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights, ways, servitudes. privileges and advan.
tages fhereuntO belonging or in anywise appur-
trict of this city, des grated by the number two in
square number six. bounded by Jackson Josephine
Apollo and Bralnard streets; said lot measuring
thirty feet seven inches seven lines front on Jack.
son street, by one hundred and five feet in depth
per plan drawn by j. Pile, late surveyor dated
the six III day OF February. 1928 Xed 70 an act
PASSED before G. Pollock late notary public in
this city. on the thirteenth day of March. 1923.
Beng the same property which was acquired by
the said deceased, although standing il the name
Of his wife from Philip Thomas Phillips by au act
passed before Edward Barnett, late notary public
sad property was purchased by the raid de.
ceased with his own money, and although the title
stands III his wites name still the same is not her
separate property. but belongs to the community
Te1ms-One-fourth cash On the spot, and the
balance Oh a credit Of one, two, art! three years.
ors lien bearing interest az the rate Of eight per
cen; per mum from date of sale to final payment.
In case of suit five peg centlattornty commissions
10 De likewise secured by mortgage. The property
to he kept iLsu.ed and the policy Il transferred to
vendors.
Shsiin OF TIE PaIsn o: Orleans.
.u1 10 z: - sells
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
xIv o2,rASs CLEARING aoUsE.

Co!l o,.red AZ ll54 dlIss.. against ;l'is q. New
York AID after II business Closed a. lisa is =
against lI'-s il that market. The ss.s summed
NJ & y 600 braciig $4,000 az rs; JiJr. $500
$4,000 auo i IL GnG at 1l51.
No sales Of silver were reported. American
Laf dollars were still, Quo-ed a. lHe GI"s, and
Mexican dollars az II. T. ceLt pen ~. Il god
fol rev and for Cd
Sterling exchange under 'l.e course O: gold at
New York. aec.ped about - + cent rom yesttr,
day s closing kfgures. the only salt reported
we're &c" Dill Of lading at i25 45u1 Go a. IL ;.
4l0c0 Go al z. q, ard $500 Al Gear az.
No sales Q: German marks or francs were re-
ported.
At the close sterling bills were iuo:ei az l25 !
0ll51, for bill Of fading and al clear and 10 J. d
for balk and francs at 4574a for private, and
{ s. for bank. German marks continued nominal.
Tie offerings of domestic exchange were OF
moderate extent. and rates were without quot
able VARIATION. The safes covered 4laZtto EN-.
bracinc 5000 ol2 00e, SIS 900 ard ! Is 600 COM
meIcial, $500 private bankers, and 81 600 and
S.c"iO hank at sic Y cent premium aid so 600
thirty days date at y Z, cent discount:
The tanks continued to check OF New York az
at q T. cent premium and private s;SEt Is stlU
quoted al $40.
In stot ks We roticed sale Of 100 shares Louis
ana Levte preferred, at So We also heard OF
some other slal sales. but the particulars were
withheld.
The salee of bonds included 5000 city god
h airing seven per centa at q AID ..tJ &C at
t2si. They closed at 62}: l63.
No sales q city appropriation certificates were
reported. they were still quoted al 5ta59
s'he ss!es Of Metropolitan Police WI; ants IN
c,ud.d 100 :: IS. They were quoted a: lie clese
We no,iced sale. Of $500 GRAHAM State was-
rants al =: and $1,000 at ~. They coseG al Il q r.
The on.T sale reported in Clinton state war
rants was $500 at 5G,.. They we've ...o;ed At
he
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
By Piacide J. Spear.

VALUABLE IMPROVED GRf.TMES STREET
PROPERTY, VlliRI. DISTRICT.
Succession or CHARLES AM .ASSy.
,t...C - ~

VALUABLE IMPROVED GRf.TMES STREET
PROPERTY. TlIlRI. uI,TRICI
Succession or CHARLES AM .ASSy.
Second District Court .os The Pa-.sA Z. Orleans
No. e J-3
DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, ACCTIONEER-
- Otfce No. 10 Exchange al-y-TfuRSUaY
Argus. Il 1875. al Twelve Ccoc.. NJ wi Ice sold az
the ST. Louis Au,'io,4 Exchange OF! ST Louis street
between Royal and ChaTtres streets 10y .irtue an d
in pursuance 20 an order from the hoi oIabie A. l.,
Tissot, Judge Of the Second district Court Tor tie
parish OF OI!ears dated July 1873 toI .ccoun, Of
The above succession
ACERTAIN PORTION OR LO! OF GROUND, 20.
Sether with the buildings and improvements
thereon situated Il the Third District OF this ctv
and designated by the letter 3 on sketch at
tached 10 an act before {. v. Foulor Lotsrv pub
lie in this city, dated The eighth OF JAY. 1867 sd
portion of ground measuring 90 feer OF. Greatmen
street, 9d feet in the rear b 3l2 fee. i ia on
each side BET ween eqUa anC parable line : n,r
one sice by the properly o. Charlie {. a. q -
ground dividing il from 10, A OIL the ab".a -.
Terms ard Conditons-One half ca=' ~. -.
spot, and TIE b.l&Lce at wear for note D. ar
ing eight Per cent interest per apnum from dat, to
final payment, TO Do secured by vendors privilege
ard special mortage on the property sold: the
bull Egs thereon to be insured for the amount of
said nOte and transferred 70 vendor tie purchaser
pay i've per cent ATTORNEYS ices on said note or
any part thereof N case OF suit to secure payment
sa ID fees TO be secured ike the note itself and TO
assume over and above the price of adjudication
The State and city taxes Of 1872 and 1878
Act of eale before c. F. Soriat, ESQ. notary pub
lie. al the expense Of the Yu,e bSse..
UH ~ q 81 lslt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
By g. De Ferret & CO.
--%V&-

FOUR. STORY BRICK HOUSE NO L: O..D LEvEE.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN LORENZO ALlas LCRER.
ENCHITi.
Second District Court for tie Parish 0: Orleans
No. a,4s"
DY G. DE FERRET L. CO-,OHx 9. mon.
ID rose. AuctioneeT-Otiice No. so Royal street.
THURSDAY August II. 1873, at twe,v. o'clock ".
at the St. Leus Auction Exchange. il the basement
rotunda 0; lie ST. Louis Hotel, VIII he sOd by pub
lie auction. bv virtue of All order from the Hon
A. l.. TissOt, Judge of the Second District Court
the parish OF Orleans, dated July q 1879, the fol
loving described property. Tor account o: SAID
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated N the
Second District OF this city, IN tie square bounded
by Old Leves, st. Louis, Toulouse and Charities
streets designated by the letter 4, and measuring
10 feet front Old Levee street by 81 feet hes
alley common to SAID lot and 10 th,e, others said
alley being ) feet wide and placed in sich way
to divide SAID lot in two parts, together with the
four-story slate roof brick house erected thereon,
and being No. l35 Old Levee street ard now OccU-
pied by F. SirOvitch. The whole according to plan
and on exhibition at the Exchange.
Terms-One- third cash on the spot, and the bal
equally at one and two years for notes divided
INTO coupons kult .he CONVEX itnce OF parties
concerned bearing slx per cent interest flom date
10 maturity and eli ht per cent interest yer aInIm
from maturity until paid secured by vendors priv
ilege and special mortgage on the property sod;
'he purchaser to assume the taxes Of 1873 and to
insure the property 10y the amour. Of said no:-s,
and transfer the same 10 the holders OF said notes.
IL case OF suit. five per cent attorneys coma, -
kious to be likevlse secured ny mortgage.
ACT ., sale hefo.e n T Duuos. EC:a1y ~ .,r. at
the EXPENSE OF TIE pHc.aser.
ivlO % am Il"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
MEDICAL.
~TnD.1 - -|N|o>(~'-,> -,.-<-N>>,'>.~>-
RCKEAU OF MONADIC MEDICI

RCREAU or MONADIC MEDICINE,
- Surgery ana Midwifery, No. lsj Bienvie. cor.
~ vi haMpart street, near Canal street.
.AteCIcai DepartmeDt-Cures Palsy. Fevefs Erv.
apSeias, Epilepsy, Insanity, Dropsv Rheumatism.
anu IN Few days all painful affections and ufam.
mations OF the BTaIn, Spinal Cord and Nerves.
ppnr0at, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels
bIaodef, Kidneys, Bones. Joints, etc. Ten doJlare
week Tor the treatment and cure of any disease.
surgical Observation-Disclosures Fractures. Tn.
nioIs and Dlslocationsi speedily cures Impoteuta
anu Sterhty. Scrofula all UrettraI and Semiual
Dlscharges Ienereal, ScrOtal and Skin Diseases
frequent or difficult Urina;ions; preserves Umbs
from amputation and the Bladder from Litbotomv
oy dissoiving stones etc, and cures Utcers ran.
GERS or Structures without pain.
Midwifery Observation-Disclosures cnro. ou az.
eases a OF the womb and Ovaries, all unusual dis
GMalsss nlce1at,ons or rrtations. and when the
stored in few DAYS. ~A" Ao"itn 10
letters addressed to postofice box III. New Or.
leans ieans louisiana. will receive attention. once
nours for ladies 10 A. NJ. to IL NJ. and To- p ~
1of gentlemen from to p M
c LANCELOT H, EVKRrTr
SoIS1ated Doctor Of Medicine and Philosophv
MemDer Eject of the Royal College of SureeoIs
n nIu OF the Hunteran Society Of Medicire.
rnnos0phy and Bellies Letters Of the Uniyersi.
fies Of London, EdinhuIg St. AuS.evs and
~s's"& 1o20ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
sAUCTION~SALES.
By S. Guinault.
SUCCESSION or AMELIA COLIN, WIFE OF L. I.
PESSOC-SO. 36,3!a.

SUCCESSION or AMELIA COLIN, WIFE OF L. L.
PEssOC-SO. 363!5.
DY :. GUlNAULT. ArCTIoSEER-oFFIC1
ID corner OF ExCharS &c alley and Renvlil6 street,
SATURDAY. Al-us- - 1878 viii be sold At twelve
O'Clock NJ. az TIE Merchants and Auctloneers Ex
house streets by virtue OF order IRON The non
oE.t'e the Second District Court for the PARISH OF
"es sTx lnfs III ~ z Royn in .o;,a,e No. 49,
hculded by pesre, Plety. Johnson date Liberia
and Force streets n1nhel ed from to inclusive
e;.cl measuring IL lee, and some inches front on
Dtslre stree, ~ l2f feeI deep, No. forming the
corner o: Des're aid johnson streets, and No. 3
forming the corner OF Desire and Force streets.
!. SIX. LOTS OF GROUND, in square No. IS,
boarded by Eimire. Congress johnson Gate LIB
era ard Fo,ce streets numbered from 10 s, each
measuring :, t.et and some inches iron'on Eimire
stIet. by i Ct deep; No. TO ming the corner OF
k!n-r aud JON son streets. and No. forming the
co-ns- ct Elnire and Force streets.
j. \ PORTION OF LAND. forming part Of jour
dan brick yaYd, -hlee miles below city III the
squal. bcurGsd iv ROYAL, DeioIGes, Dauphin
streets aid the inc Of the property of TIE Society
OF the HClv Gross, beng onehaf Of square so. 10
on plan of Pr. MURRAY. datedMarch !, 1865 a
sketch o: lie same IS sine-seo 10 al act before F.
Grina. notary, dated fifteenth of May. 1863, the
same contauns .vtlv. ots, nam oe REQ from one
10 Twelve AID measures together l!6 teet inches
Lines. more OK es.. on Royal street. 3.s feet :
inches llies CT NsionGes street. - feet inches
Lts on Daup.lae st!eet and 80; teer 10 inches 3
Lies oI the lne ii Tie properly " the Society Of
the He II CrOSa.
sALCT OF GROUND situated II the Third Dis
tgic, u this city. III ST. ,.aIe bounded by GcOdchi
d-tn, Mysierio;-s History enc Love streets. desig
mated by No +. Oh plan GATED october Is. 1852
drawn by J. =. repn,illv. s:lrveyCr. deposited in
the office of p E iaItscis. notary. under No 30 Of
It's book OF plans, marked L; salt lot CT ground
measuring 81 feet trout On GooGctit:en street. by
:so!t - feet q inches deep o., the ine separating
J, fiom LOT No !. md about g feet inches on the
opposite llne AID % feer dill q, the line.
Together with the bulidnSs aud Improvements
thereon.
Terms-One hal: cash. the balance at one wears
credit. with interest at eight per eeLt from date
untli Eual payment, aud i've Uer cent at toTney's
tees in case "a judic.a proceedings enforce pay
lnent.
Acts Of sale before 4. H. Doriocourt notary public,
al the expense OF the purchasers well al, he
taxes % 1872 and 1875 i,2l q au7 II 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New York. August !, Evening.-Cotton closed II
regular sales to-day 2S,0 bales; uplands 2os. c;
Orleans 20 sc: net receipts 49, gross AT. Sales OF
futures loGoo bales, as follows: August l9 7-lee,
September IS 1-l6c; October is l-l6c; November
Il lI-l60l7Ac; December Il ll-l6Gl7 i5-lec. Flour
unchanged. Whisky a shade hrmer s21sc. Wheat
inaCtiye. Corn inactive and i'll buyers favor.
Rice firm. Pork better: new 81. 80. Lard weak
Al 8sc. Turpeutine dull and lower at i2+:c Rosin
lower at S3G5 t5 Tallow quiet al sosh.c.
sizes of 1851 ll9}.; fve-twenties 81 1862. IL;
of 1864 ll.h; Of 1865, ll87 g; new HIS: of 1867,
llsa; new fves has; ten-fortes lis. State bonds
Money easy at 3d4 y cent on call. with most Of
the business at 3d3h. Exchange dun and weak
8. rates for carrying 3 and F. cent to nat. God
TO lis Il. but improved. 1l5S 0ll5N at the close
Coz. g firm; Rio Is u d2Oc Sugar strong; fair to
good refining - d8Ac. Molasses dull
Sc Fjeuy very quiet; % 2sa6 So Wheat quiet