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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-06
MEXICO.
Progress or the Revolution.

New YORK, March 5.-Msil advices
from Mexico up to February 7th, con-
tains exciting news OF the revolution at
Mazatlan. Twenty.seven infantry en-
gagements took place between the re-
volutiouists under Col. Martinez, who
had captured the Sinaliva and federal
forces. The strength of the latter num-
hered about eight hundred infantry and
cavalry, while the revolutionists pum-
bered over two thousand. The fight
was desperate, and many were killed
on both sides. The rebels were finally
routed and they retreated toward the
Dominions. General Lozsda. who heads
the revolution, reports to Mazatlan
from Fuadala Java, State OF JalIzco,
that General Corona, attacked
Lszada shout four leagues from there on
the morning Of Jan. the 2cth; the battle
ragged all day. Lazsda is defeated badly.
Other reports state that Lazads was
victorious, and Corona was compelled
to fall back upon Jaudelzars to save
his army from annihilation. 1t ls said
that il Lazads persists in his invasion,
there can be no doubt that his army
will be quickly overthrow, but if he
falls back into the Sierras about San
Luis, De Lazada and his vigflaut forces
on the frontiers OF Canton OF Topic there
is not troops enough in Mexico to dis.
lodge him.
Not content with the invasion of the
States of SImaloa and JslIsco, he has
also invaded the State OF Zocatecoe,
through one of his chief officers at the
head of 5000 infantry, cavalry and
artillery. No news of his operations in
the latter State have vet been received at
Mozatlou. Lozads issued a proclamation
l7th of January setting forth tue Gauss
of revolution and claiming consequen-
ces OF war vested upon the shoulders OF
Lerdo De Tejads, chief OF the govern
ment OF Mexico. He claims that war is
undertaken and pressed by the liberties
OF the unltedpeople OF the State oil Nysrit
of which be is absolute dictator. Lizardo
the leader in the revolutionary
movement is 43 years Of age and Tor ID
years has been dictator OF the State OF
Nysrth. He wields immense power
and bis dominions have always had the
reputation OF being the best governed.
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Som time ago We published an ex-
tract from the New York Sun, going to
show that there was something wrong
with General FRKNoNT's sale in France,
OF the bonds Of bis proposed South Pa
ci6c railroad. This morning we have
the sequel aud the particulars OF the
matter, and 1.-The pathfinder who never
found q path" is placed in a rather
awkward position. If he can fiud q
path out OF his present difficulties, he
will merit the old application better
than was thought in the Presidential
campaign OF 1856. Somehow the idols
OF "the party OF great moral
ideas" are coming to grief with
most satisfactory rapidity. Yester
day it was CoLFAx and WILSON,
today it is JOHN CHARLES FREMONT
There never was q party so utterly
bankrupt Of great men as the Radical
party has shown iIseli to, be. No single
name is presented to which the proofs
o. corruption and rascality do not at
tach.
In FRRMoNr's case the evidence seems
already conclusive. He didnol personal.
" commit forgery. but he permitted
others to do it in his name, and did
not scruple to reap the profits OF the
fraud. One by one the statesmen" of
the Radical party are being exposed and
by degrees the people are being led to
prefer the straight forward, and open
honesty that characterized the Demo-
cratic Administration OF public affairs.
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CINCINNATI.
Railroad Accident.

The train on the Pan Handle K.
R., was thrown from the track By bro
ken rail about 18 miles west Of Pittsburg
this morning. Both the ,Clncinna-
ii and indianapolis sleeping cars went
down a hill IS feet. Macy persons
injured; only one mortally hurt, an
old lady, home and destination ,un-
known. Her leg is broken in two
places, and the flesh stripped off from
thigh to knee. She was left at Steu.
benville to die. The following named
PERSONS were injured: 81. j. Swift, from
E. L Mills & Co., N. Y, injured Be-
riously, head and back cut, not fatally ;
Miss J. J. Morris, of N. Y, was slight
ly injured; Mrs. T. r. Clark, and her
daughter, badly cut on the head and
otherwise slightly hurt; nearly all the
above parties are stopping at the Neil
House, and receiving medical and sur
gical treatment. Numbers of others not
named are hurt.
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A Stronghold

JEssY Applegste thus describes the
lava beds in which the Modoc Indians
are intreuched: "The stronghold of
the Modoc Irdisns is pedegral, Of the
most extensive and elaborate description
an irregular volcanic surface Of ba-
salt, trachyte, etc. more or less broken
into upheavals from below, and cracked
and fissured in the process Of cooling.
1t occupies, with but few intervals,
nearly one hundred equsre miles. If
you can imagine a smooth solid sheet
of granite, ten miles square and fve
hundred feet thick, covering resistless
mines of gunpowder, scattered at irregu,
lar intervals under it; that these mines
are exploded simultaneously, rending
the whole field into rectangular masses,
from the size Of match box to that OF
a church. hesping these masses nigh
in some places, and leaving deep chasms
in Others. Following the explosion, the
wh Die thing is placed in one Of Vul-
can 8 crucibles, and heated up to 8
point where the whole begins to fuse
and run together, and then suffered to
cool. The roughness Of the upper sur
face remains as the explosion left it,
while all below is honey-combed by
the cooling OF the melted rock. An
Indian can, from the top of one OF these
stone pyramids, shoot q man without
exposing even so much as an inch
square OF himself. He can, without
undue haste. load and shoot com mon
muzzle-loadipg rifle ten times before a
man can scramble over the rocks and
chssns between the slain and slayer.
II at this terrible expence of life, force
dislodges him from his cover, he has
only to drop into and follow some sub.
terranean passage with which he is
famili r, to gan another ambush, from
whence il will cost ten more lives to
dislodge him"
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A sPIRITUALIsr UNMASKED.
Dr. G0rdOn's Reances Exposed by
tho Regular Mediums.

From the New York World-Monday
The Appollo Hall sprrituslists gath
cred at their place of resort yesterday
afternoon with q high and holy pur-
pose in view. 1t was none other than
to purge the ark OF spiritusllsm OF the
false prophet who had defiIed it, and
proclaim DR.. Gordon the cheat that he
was. The consciousness OF the solem-
nifty of the occasion was reflected in
the countenances OF each aud all pres
ent as DR.. Robinson advanced to the
platform, holding sloft puppet clothed
in white, and the paste board face GOV
cred with bridal veil. which he intro
duced to the audience as the famous
"spirit.bride" OF Dr.. Gordon's seanceS
on Fourth avenue
That's her." "The very one l saw" "
resouuded in different tones around the
room, while a biliouslooklng individual
muttered, That's what he said was
the spirit of my dead wife,"
DR.. Robinson then held up a head
covered with short'cropped wig and
possessing fierce mustache, and asked
II any one recognized it.
II do" land l." land l." different
voices shrieked, and man With mutton
chop whiskers proclaimed that it had
been exhibited to him as Napolean Ill
Several other heads were exhIb ted, all
OF which were recognized, and DR.. Rob
inson proceeded to explain how the pre-
cediug Wednesday evening he and three
faithful cosdjutors had distracted the
Esprit bride" from DR.. Gordon while
in the very act OF appearing to several
bereaved husbands. DR.. Gordon op,s
rations were said 10 be conducted be
hind an altar, on which was cruce6x,
candles. and other altar psrsphernaIIa.
and which was described as more gor-
geous than any in the Roman Catholic
churches. A thin gauze curtain aided
in casting certain illusion, while the
candles only made the darkness behind
more visible, ard be was accustomed
to slowly move to and iro holding
single outstretched hand OF the phantom
in his left while with his right he up
held the body and head, which be made
to bend 10 answer to the various inter-
rogatiors asked. DR.. Robinson in a
sudden charge succeeded in breaking
into the charmed circle, but not before
DR.. Gordon had eloped with the bride.
Although asssiIed by DR.. Gordon's en-
isary, Friday" as the assistant was
callsd. he managed to find the Doctor
in kind Of closet, where DR.. Gordon
surrendered at discretion, delivered up
all his parsphernslia, and promised 10
sssist in bis own exposure at the next
10 Apollo Hall.
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Cincinnati Market.
CISuSSArr, March 8

CrSciSSArI. March 8
BUTTER.-Firm extra Western Re.
serve 25(a26c.
EGGS.-20c.
FLOUR Shade frmer: superilne.
IS 75(66 25; family 7 50CS7 rs.
WHEAT-Shsde firmer 81 69@l T3.
C0RN-Weak. 40td43.
OATS-Firm, 3l@3S.
RYE-S0GS3
BARLEY-Quiet, ranges from IS 10
IS.
HOGS-Very firm; receipts, 1926.
but choice 8 26(95 40.
PORK-Quoted At GA 50@l4 524.
holders asking l475@l5. with Is -
bid.
LARD-From u to st.
TALLOW-Steady a. S@Sl.
TOBACC0-Stesdy.
WHISKY-AdvsDced ! cent, steady
at Soc.
COAL.-Steady-Pittsburg ls92Oc
delivered.
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NEW YORK.
The NJ massachusetts, senatorsh,p.

Tho Massachusetts senstorshtp.
The following is special to the Even
ing Post, from Washington:
In regard to the Senatorial election
in Massachusetts, next Tuesday, Secre-
tary Boutwells friends to-dayadmit there
will be a majority in the Senate against
Boutwell,. They claim, however, that
his vote in the House will be go large
as to render bis election certain on
Wednesday. when both branches of the
Legislature assemble in joint Conven-
ton.
Fremont to be Arrested for Forgery.
For some days it has been known
here that instructions have been re-
ceived by counsel for the Bondholders
ofthe alleged fraudulent Fremont Pa
cifc R. R. Stock to take steps to cause
the arrest OF General Fremont on q
charge Of forgery. 1t is alleged that
these Bonds to the extent OF sc, ,000 600
or 100000 were forced upon the
Paris stock Board 90 as to cause their
recognition a legitimate stock by means
Of certificates OF the New York stock
exchange. The stock was upon its lis,
and had good standing. Upon inves-
igation it now turns out that this Ger
titicste was forgery and it is alleged
that General Fremont must have been
cognizant of this fact. Criminal pro-
ceedings are therefore to be began
against him as principal in the case
Instructions to this effect have been
received bv the agent who represents
the Paris Bondholders in this country
steamers Sold.
The steamers Moro Castle and Col
umbia OF the Atlantic Mail Steamship
Co., are to be sold at auction, on Tues
day next, at Marshsls sale. 1t is ru-
mored that Cuban agents will endeavor
to get possession OF them.
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sEEDS-Timothy at q s, clover az
t6 50, fiaxseed at q IS; quotations nominal.
sTARCH-At 5x0SSc maizena,, l29lsc.
SODA-At Sc IN papers: best Newcastle at
7,<c in keg: American at &c.
sOAP-Family At sG German at 7c;
Eastern at 6I<9llc.
SALT-Dairy at q IS; best Ohio River at
81 30 delivered.
SYRUPSLAre active and nrm. We
quote Common at Is 70 SOC; Fine. 5S9soc;
Choice, 7Oc; Best, TSc.
sUGARS-New orleans at l0Nilc pema-
rsra at llk @l2c; standard brands oYrefin-
ed as tollows: crushed, powdered and gran.
ulated at lSc: A at l2c; B at tiJfc ex. & at
llsIc; common brands at k0><c lesS Frank
lin at lie.
TEA-9unpowder At q l59l IS; Young
WODL-very little Offering. aud that o
good quality. Clean. Well washed at 5osSSc
per pound
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 3.
WHEAT.-Quiet, unsettled and ir-
regular; No. 2 spring soId at ] 1870
! POI, cash or seller Michigan I q "a
] 22l. seller April closing out side aJ6r
steady and unchanged.
CORN.-Moderately active and firm;
No. 2 sold at 3li@3lsc. cash or seller
the month closing at 3la cash; 32i
seller April; 36 seller may.
OATS.-Easer and quiet No. 2. 2G
6264 cash or seller the month; 2jiGD
26s. seller April; 29i, seller May clos. OK;
BOT cash.
RYE food demand and easier
643(a65 for No. 9
BARLEY Moderately active; No.
2 sold at 72t@72i
CATTLE 10 moderate demand and
6rmer 3 coos 62i Tor cows, To good
shipping stears.
HOGS -Less active extra 4 5OD
4 95 chiefly 4 6594 80.
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Defence or the Jews-A Lesson Of
TOieratIon,

AN able speech was recently made by
Mr.. B. r. Plumly, in the Texas Legis'
lature, on motion to suspend the rule.
to pass an act OF incorporation for q
Hebrew Association. 1t seems strange
to citizens of the older States, says the
Baltimore Sun, where acts Of incorpors
ton OF religious societies are common
and where no one thinks Of objecting to
extending such privileges to Hebrews
that there should be sny difference oil
opinion in an American legislative body
on such subject. The objection, ho "
ever, to the suspension OF the rules by
one Of the members, because, as he
said, IL do not much like Jewe," had
the result OF bringing out the spirited
and eloquent speech referred TO, the
keynote Of which was. thus boldly
struck in the beginning: Mr.. Speaker,
! do like Jews. III were not a Christian
/ shoulj be Jew. II is foolish and
a cruel cnston TO deride the Jews as a
people.
Starting from this point, the speaker
(siter rebuking the. spirit Of SELF
righteousness by the remark, among
others, that I'VE do nearly everything
that Christ condemned. and we leave
untoue almost everything that He re-
quired to be done }, paid an eloquent
aud stirring trIbute to the Jewish race !;
tue tenscity OF It's lite; the courage and
endurance with which it met and mas
tered all conditIons; its existence ss q
great people at period 90 remote that
what we call history Is lost 10 tradition;
surviving the greatness OF Egypt which
held il 10 bOndagej exploring the runs
OF Babylon, which thousands Of years
ago heidlit capuye, where, its exiles
hung their hsrps upon the Willows;
having laws which have become the
laws OF the world and ,permesied it.
cIvIlizstioa; gifts and sctivlti es telt even
now 10 Commerce, finance, musical and
dramatic ART ststesmanship literature
and eloquence. ss.fs
"Mr. Speaker of all people We, who
are Christians, should not updervalue
the jews They were the scnstodians
Of our religious ideas; the prossnitors
OF .our Christian sxem plar. In view OF
this subject, realize the feelings Of
Disrseli, vben.I in tae British Parlis-
nent tainted vith being Q Jev, he is
said to have replied: Il an q Jew
When the genileman's ancestors were
naked ssyages on these islands, mine
were Princes OF the Temple, Z feel every
hbre OF my form thrill with the trsdi-
tions Of my people 1t 10 gratifying
TO learn thai the rulesg Of the Texas
Legislature were suspended, in confur-
nifty win the motion, BY q aSananimoas
vote and thai liberal ideas on such sub
jrct have sffectually asserssd tbemseE-
Sesin the "wIlds of Texas." 9 4
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 5, A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For Thursday in New England and
the Middle States a low temperature
and cold weather in the morning, fol-
lowed in the afternoon by Southerly
winds, increased cloudiness and decid.
edly higher temperatures. For the
South Atlantic and Cult States easterlv
winds and rising temperatures, and
partly cloudy weather. The barometer
will continue falling in the north west
and thence to the Ohio VALLEY with
continued fresh and brisk Southerly
winds and rising temperatures and part
ly cloudy weather.
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4 Sentiment from Oakes Ames.

4 MnBsR of the House of Repre-
sentatives on Saturday sent page 70
various members requesting that thay
uot only write tkeir names in his au-
togrsph book, but append q motto OF
sentiment When the book was pre-
ssntsd to Oakss Ames, he wrote with
hin signature Put what you bave
whsrs It will do the most good"
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The Boston Aduertissr gets of tb,

The Boston AdueTtiser gets of the
following SARCASTIC (it must be) remark
10 reference to Senator Patterson: In
. few days Mr.. Patterson will retire
from public lie. The State he has
represented and the country will be
very fortunate if they find in his sue
cessor as patriotic and unselfsh devotion
70 the public interest"
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Raltimore Marhes.
BALTIMORE, March 5


FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEA r-Dull. Choice white wheat 10
quoted at 81 2092 25; lair to prime do
- 1912 %, choice amber 81 2062 IS
Sood to prime red g 0O@2 Is; COM
mon to fair do 81 s09l 95 red western
81 709l 90 amber do 81 95@2 05
CORN-Southern white nominal at
63, do yellow steady At .5S; mixed we-.
tern fsirly active 81 503,
OATS-Quiet. Southern are quoted
at 46@4s; western mixed 1904; do
white ~.
RYE-Quiet a. S069O.
HAY-Duil. Western is quoted at
$24(629
PROVISIONS-Active and higher.
Mess pork $l5 So bulk meats active
and higher shoulders 5i95t rb sides
It; clear rib sides 7i97i; ssles ofor-
dered lots o' shoulders packed al 6.
BUrTER-S'esdy and unchanged.
WHISKY-FIrmer at 81 and small
sales at 9lt.
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RIVEK NEWS.

CINCINNATI, March 5.-River falling
with Is feet 8 inches in the channel
Weather moderating. Rate to New
Orleans declined IS cents on bacon.
CHARLESTON, March 5.-Riyer falling
and full of ice with about5 feel inches
in channel
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Sr. PETERSBURG, March 5.-Tbe new
scheme ior the reorganization Of the
Russian army has been presented 10 the
Gear BY which the service -ill become
universal throughous the Territory, and
will consist Of SIX years in active ser.
vice and nins years In the reserve
corpse. tits slso proposed TO alter the
service in the navy. .rg
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FOKEIGN.
ENGLAND.
Will Hold . Meeting.

LONDON, March 5.-A movement is
on loot among the Irish population Of
London, for a great meeting at Hyde
Park, in favor of amnesty for the Feni-
ans now held in prison BY the British
Government The meeting over which
DR.. lease Butt, q member OF Parlia-
ment from Limerick. will preside. and
will probably be held on the lots Of
this month.
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FRANCE.
Conts aSiicsiou..

PARIS, March 5-Drspatches from
Algeria contradict the reports previous
ly received regarding the critical posi-,
ton OF body Of French troops, who it
is stated were surrounded by . force Of
Algerians. 1t is now stated that no ole
fensive movement has been attempted
by the natives and that the French
troops are in no danger. The announce
ment OF che safety OF the French troops
removed the feeling Of suxiety for their
welfare. 's
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Doubted.

The Times OF this morning has q spe-
cial dispatch from Berlin, stating the
ability OF the Government of France to
give financial guarantees sufficient to
secure an early evacuation OF the French
Territory by the German troops, is
doubted in that city. 2
FRANCE. 49,;
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The President OF the Board of Alder.
men OF Mobile claims and rules tbat he
is entitled TO two votes, one as mem Der
and the casting vote as President.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Exciting Tfmes-An Outbreak Ex
pected.

Exciting Tfmes-an Outbreak Ex'
pected.
NFw ORLEANS, Msrch Sat late
hour last night the McEnery militia took
possession Of the Seventh, aud Ergth,
and Algiers police precinct stations
They are now in the hands OF Capt L.
A. elliott, who has between two hun
dred and three hundred men well armed
and perfectly ready to hold their ground.
The arms consist of various patterns
but are very effective wespons. The
double tarrelled shot gun makes up a
considerable portion OF the armament.
Capt elliott says he got his oriers for
making attacks from the McEnery
Board OF Police Commissioners, and by
their instructions he has accomplished
and will maintain his position at all
hazards. There was at the time OF the
attack only q few men on duty in the
precinct, who after being held for short
time were released on parole. Capt
Badger, of the Metropolitan police,
disclosed the fact that some days ago
the force on duty at that station had
been -Eithdrawn, and that the Board
felt indifferent as to whether it would or
would not be captured.
A large force OF McEnery police are
organizing for the purpose of seizlng
the remaining precincts. At Mechanic e
Institute strong force OF Metropolitan
police, armed with muske;s, are guard
ing the building 1t is possible that an
outbreak NAV occur.
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The feeling in favor Of constitution.
al convention 10 rapidly spreading
amsng the psepls Of CoAnsoticut.
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ToLKDo, March 5.
FLOUR-Dull-$S 5000 %.
WHEAT.-Stesdy; extra white Mich
gan 81 95; No. 2 white Michigan 81 69
amber Michigan 81 67i(9l IS; No. =
red 81 67@l 67a. \
C0RN-Quiet and steady; high mix.
ed 39!,S no grade 3sic. 10
.0A rS-Dull and no sales.
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Later

Firing has commenced between the
McEoery militia and the Metropolitan
police. The jackson square police
come to the relief OF the McEnery men
Who ~ now in possession Of the precinct.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09
THE NlAtElKlI'I'


Tho msriss for slcut ecnsnus. sc,ivs and .tropE,
ss% H 81 ssl IN Ssnc1s huh Essds fr%y spa
ss6sr sss no. .p SnGde
.HSs ss q Es sale. "a nAH 10 e SsS
90; v, a. Eiiss y y; leo DO Western r,mii,
Es. Thsrs /: an active EDEN, demand ,cr yhs..
md ne marie. Is dfS ss an sdysnee 9f sSs cents
Per Su.h q The receipt, were liberal an s,
southern. The sales embrace 400 blshsis South;
.rn yh e q slsS 81 - ios fair to good. and lso
~; soSs To- inf.fior . ssir 4. ps ssSi ~ 10
'SS Inferior and : pS 70 Tor sosd
'Jsrs.@Ths m.,ies for Corn is active and nrm 70.
rns m. sss. regoed
Os.-Ihe msrtst for Oats ~ active and nrm.
soass ~ SusSes outhern Il
Il. az 81 s ss sss si E. sss
aSs SsS.a Il s ;Ss; .s ssa.T os % asSH Ts
a VIC ssn S.RaatS Ssnsi
day we're iti2 bales against ss bale. the same day
Sss H. s; sss DAY
w.., nf sa ap, mo ~ IN msns ana W.
harn of sale saturday OF OoUD lbs, clear rib
sides o. ~, cents. with more wanted o. that price.
aud no sides offering under 10 cents. Bacon 10 In
moderate 1obblns demand. and are somewhat
srs. and ifI(Sii cents for Bid.s,. with holder.
s-nerally ..!ins the ou.sde nsures. Ham:
iSslsS cents. Lard continues dull, and w. stili
quote prime Ws' s s,ss% q sSn Gsn s s
Dbl.
Rsansd sssav..-Are ~ less active demand, and
HArds at u,lAuE cent- for Crushed. p wdered
| and GrAnulAtsd. aud Softs on basis OF n(su5.
cents for A white.
F1i.fE.--The market for High wines,s dur and
heavy. We learn there Is NJ City Offering, and
pyrted.