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protracting the conflict till euccor came,
and even this hope was diminished by the
unwonted velocity with which the Moham-
| medans hurried TO the attack. Fiercely,
! however, aa they charged, their lighter
coursers recoiled before the bone and
weight of the European war steeds. The
| lances of the Crusaders were shivered In
the onset, but to the thrust of these sue
ceeded the deadly sweep of the two-handed
swords flashing above the oimcters of the
infldel with the sway of some terrific
engine. Time after time the eastern war.
rlors rushed on. and as often rctreated, like
the surf from some lonely rock on which IL
has wasted its thunders in vain.
AT length they changed their plan and
wheeling in rapid circles, poured in their
arrows as fast, and for time rs Ruthless
MS the snow storm of a winter day. On
where Vermandois was posted, headed by
IA tail chieftain distinguished by his gor-
geOus arms and gallant bearing.
Rising in his stirlups, when ut n few
PAGES off, he hurled bis long javelin full in
the face of the Crusader. Bendag his
chest to the saddlc-bow rs the dart passed
| harmlcssly over him, Albert cast his mas
| siye bollle-ax in return; the tremendous
missile hurled past the chief at whom it
was aimed, and smoic his shield bearer TO
| tue earth, ut the very moment when an
arrow pierced the Templar's charger
/ through the cye-ball TO the brain; the
| animal bounded forward and fell lfeless,
bearing his rider with him TO the ground /;
| yet. even IN that last struggle the stern
/ knight Glove the ,nrhnned leader down to
/ his teeth before he fell
/ Five hundred horses dashed over HIM -
] HE lr,l.op ~
| were hcWcd from their saddles. disarmod
/ fcliorcl, and reserved for doom 10 which
| the fate Of his comrades had been boon
| OF mercy. Satisfied with their success
/ and aware that few hours at farthest
| must bring up the rescue from the Christian
! army, the ~araCcus rGtrcaicd rapidly as they
! had advanced. all night long with undated
/ speed, iu~nd their Businesses in the rayincs
of their wild mountains. Arrived at their
cHcompmcnl, The prisoner was cast into n
| dungeon hcWn from q living rock. Day
after dar Albert lay in utter darkness, I'M.
visited only by The swan and hcnrdcd
savage who brought his miserable pit,ancc,
scarcely sufficient for his wrrichcd subsist
cncr. Albert, u Burguudnu youth Of high
mobility, ard yet more exalted rotiown, had
| left hi native land stunc Amos, to madness
| by The carly death Of her To- whom he had
! pledged his affections, and whose name he
had already male glorious l,v his sword. :"
from the banks Of The Danrbr to the pillars
OF Hercules
He had bound the cross upon his breast,
mortified worldly desires hcnca,li the strict
rule of his order. While vet in the flush
OF manhood, before -iGplc line wrinkled
his Lofty brow. or he had gained mans
statute, he had attained hight of dignity
and fame trlrcclv cnuolcI hX the host and
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OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
~, ~ comprises a nun line OF staple goods
pam, all weights and sizes. Envelopes OF all
glnues ana eolors, drug, pay, note, letter, ofl-
eiel ana document. all 1lrst-class goods and
prices low. order sample lot.
GLoBE PAPER co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb q, 1874
ding G i5. ss'eS Net receipts Exports
Britain ~ Sales 100 etSes ia9S WesklymSst
wise, Ssh. sales 7,o0 -.
Cotton quiet and unchanged mddling. lss.c:. Net re-
f s1 eo 70 sa.
Sales 2OoO last evening 4,7O Stock s2sz7i Weekly
sf. France sss;
coastwise 1850 Sales. 4is00 ~ :, ,o-,
Cotton snies ana unehsnssa %idsnS Sss e.
s ssasss.ss s ssss Sale: socE, ss %sesiy
ST Ss'ss , coast ss..~s aSgs[-1. Great
ns cssss. sss..# %ssPs M s;5i ss
s U.s. to diss s1ssa %
Cotton %,ddn ss, ,ss Il
Ssss e. S:ss:,sss s:. s Il. ssS
'sas 1000 ' . *s.ss!os y: G. Feb 2: 1874
81: 81 II % a for hard
%as 3 amber ~ : n
lever ans sr. whs c: :. 80
%sss p Fl Snsess
:ss Be- Sp s sSss BE- 4 albany fdh
for rs last twenty -four
do !; barley, 1921 do; peas, 6J0 do Rail EXPORTS
Wheat 2400 bushels; corn 22 40 do. oats, SW do;
barley, 1oO0 do Flour trmi Western ground spring,
sS!ss ~ baker, 81 y Ss,' ri s%esI = 7saSs 81
9sd %ns2 g = g. 81 G csS,s % SSa
tracS' a. 80 cid held at zc. 7sc Oats steady;
Western held at DC Bariev quiet; Canada, 81 30 81 70;
Western, 81 IS q 81 g. Rye nominal At III o. Barley
m ait STEADY; Canada 81 80 -; Western 81 IS 81
Other articles unchanged.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat duh and lower at
81 asa amber Michgan March, 81 ~; April 81 49A;
May 81 b3h 81 Hk; No. 2red March, 81 A. Corn dull
and lower At &C. for high mixed March, 631ac;
low mixed, &c new &c. no grade, new b71ac Oats
dull and nominal Clover seeds sold AZ - 30 % Re-
ments-2,0O bushels corn.
CHICAGO Feb. a. 1874
Flour quiet and weak and lower sell nothing doing
No do ior regular 81 le Tor fresh ,poi ii is5 ior
Michigan 81 iSA April No do q i2h rejected q %
Sc sc xprdl so sc s, May s new NO mixed ed
firm and IN fair demand at 423Sc for No. 2 cash
4Sac. SIC, April rejected, S94c; $3.50: Rye firm
and scarce; sales Of No fresh 1T S6c. G1tc Barley
dun and dropping; No spring nomnally 81 90 81 Go;
sales sS Of sS DRESSED %bI nSs; arm az
with the decline recovered Pork, SIS 50 bid cash or
March; SlI Is $l4 a. April Bulk meats steady az
Be- Tor shoulders, 7Aoc for short clear middes taru
steady at $3.50. 6Oc., cash and March; sIoc. pn;
April. Bacon steady and unchanged RecepSm ya
bba -four $4,000 bushels wheat % 100 do corn iS0O 90.
so0 bills fonr Oo bushels wheat 1900 do corn, l2Uo
do oa,s v 7,0 barley
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that in the year 1878 We exported 70 Great Britain

that in the year 1873 We exported 70 Great Britain
fle.s22097 more than In 1872, ana imported
thence e. IT'S as less The particulars given below
show whence our gain, and evidence large
economy In personal expenses The item Of rail-
road iron shows difference Of TO- 900 tons in i'm
portatIon, which Is refersble to the stoppage OF
railroad enterprise here caused BY the panic This
is comparative loss, but difference OF 5000, 900
yards In woolen goods In favor OF American
manufacture 100000 yards in carpets 1000 In
silk ribbons, s2lO0O in machinery f2O 600 in hard
ware, cutlery, &C.; $4,000 In earthen and China
ware and fl5.00o In clothing all evidence either
the economy or the growth OF American manufsc-
ture or BOTH In any event. it is most encouraging
and shows q progress to that inevitable period
when the balance Of trade will be in our favor.
The following table gives the particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-28
COTTON STATEMENT.

following are the total net receipts Of cotton at all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-28

At hafpast five Erie was reported 43S TO 43Z.
Paris rentes firm, closing at SO. To-day was fort
nightly settling day on the London Stock Ex-
change, and consequently induced frmness.
American securities were quiet and steady The
rate ofdiscOunt in open market for three month
bills was 3-l6 318 per cent below the bank rate.
The amount of bullion gone into the Bank OF Eng
land to-day was 100000. The specie in the Bank
OF France increased 81 372 OO0f during the past
week. In Amsterdam Union Pacific was quoted
3Ox; Northwestern preferred, 65H, and Erie, Az
THE HOME STOCK MARKET
was, on the whole, more active, the principal
features being st. Paul preferred, which was
affected by rumor afterwards denied, and Quick
silver which went OF on q rumor Of Daniel
Drew's serious illness, also denied. The following
highest and lowest prices OF the DAY show all else
w q intereat:-
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK PM
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Uncha nged-FlOur Duil-Wheat
Lower-COrn Firmsr-Oats Firmer-
Pork and Lard Dull and Heavy
Sugar tn Demand and steady-Cofree
Quiet but Firm-Freights Quiet-Pe-
tro1eum Dull-Naval Stores Quiet
Metals Dull-Enst India Goods Quiet
Wool Ftrm-Wh iskey Decidedly Lower.
FRIDAY, Feb. 27-6P. NJ.
The markets we're generally pretty steady
under q fair movement, but on 'Cnange bust
ness was slow and the markets unsettled
Flour was exceedingly dull, and odd lots
were picked up at lower prices Wheat
was unsettled by unfavorable cable news and
prices were decidedly lower, the market closing
very dull with still o declining tendency. Corn,
under light receipts, ruled drmer. The same was
true Of OATS whiskey was dAnhahiv loUos Win
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The market for wheat was dull unsettled BY adverse
saD S nsw cheaso
i iaa w ssd s s0s 81 Y
Mo- 81 % e f1 5a n
supply and arm; Tns soSo bushels =, ~
ss dry hIsS mixed ana ysIlSx and SOC
and and i IN The sA ABOUT
bushels At coo for black Western &C sse Tor mixed
parties apart in their views Rye was quiet, and held
FRHIaHTsHfhe market to-day has been auie. both a.
regards accommodation: by vessels on the berth and
taiIy ensnscd The snsase%ents include 70 Liver
pool by steam aU bales or cotton at !6d % ~ 10
BY rail SoO tierces Of lard boxes bacon and is0
Snas ia corn all 1t It & 70 aSs on oy a.
tersss Of beet and 80 of porx at s. The only
so ions hence to Bremen with measurement goods at
Norwegian BARK to arrive from Ihiladelpha to Eisi.
orders Ia range Of Baltic ports SS SSs Of
sa he a. ry6s ss 5Sm DO to a. port
been tsf
y s s'G for sls do Bcrnso Dye lcs oaicuts DC.
HEMP AND JUrs-Thcre has been no noteworthy move
Gre ae a ssstss
a. prices ranging from Sc TO &C. god The market tor
is sSssq saSc5o
DO has e and r. , asss
ke either as regards prices or the
hAT AsD sInAya y, mas been tai, demand for
freely Prices were UNCHANGED and quoted AZ follows
spsa Clover Glover ssSDns " aSs';ss
for long 5 rys 7sc sc for short do eoc 7oc for
been fiji .m ali x,.s
Se
Ayres % tS so, y l5s 2Shc; do 70 y l6s 2ce 81
so9!fisgo % . If Rio g rsnds ssi lSs
S. to Ss s SaiGs9'
a sis aS and mot xsrlca q Cruz
SS Ia%plsS p e Sossi !:
II Sa 5s'.SS dsDso os and Il
a f Aai hsy, dry = a sS e 1s so
i 49,
to ls lbs &c. gold, they Bnenos Ayres and no
S S?aHds fps y s; zsSs4 soG
gold sierra q, tsops 70 10 IBIS S da@ SsS , and
Sa sf = IFS. So s ss lsSassss
ssiss,sa ;sss9 ts iss lse
1sS hsrns@snsc $ 10 soios iss BAHIA Z
gold, as they run, Texas and southern to
Ne. ss i' Ayes %as'sss u.s.
S soa exss pnea and S PACKED
g lbs e 8 !, !, Tszds knife 80 los N e Nc
lOc do cow 40 to 90 lbs 0sc currency selected East
India stock-Cacutta city slaughter 10 lbs, Tc do,
do 10 to 10 lbs l7,c do, dead green 9to 10 lbs 3ac
do, buffalo Is to ~ lbs, l3c. l31ac., gold.
faoN--The market Tor scotch Dig and American iron
continued very dull; yet there was rather stesdier
feeling III the market tor scotch pig, Notwithstanding
the recent decline in prices at Glasgow. American was
depressed and in order 70 have placed 70 any consider
would have been necessary: No sales Of consequence
reported. We quote :Scotch pg-Coitnesk, yAA =
So per toni Gartsherrie, $4s Gengarnock, 81 $4 %;
Egnton, $@ q 40 ~; American, No. $50 asse DO,
No, $32 SS3; forge $50 $3l bar, assorted sizes
s1 90; rails English, S5o SEQ: American at works.
LEArHER-There has been fair demand for hemlock
sole, but the purchases have been principally confined
10 lots OF immedi uses Common hide leather, suita
Bile 20 the oeeng trade The RECEIPTS tor the
for the week were 1900 sides We quote
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was weak. Prime nominal rates, 4S3H and 4.s7;
selling rates, 4s3 and 4.ss 4.SeK. Continental
dull Reichmarks, 95k and ss1. Cables, oeX.
Prime Paris 5.l9H and SIS.
LONDON PRICES.
The following were the London bid prices fur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-28

s middle over c:ss. Sc ssc f Bellies si c
aoL.ss. s. In jobens lots Sew Orleans sold to the
tstions but was aaist We
ceatSfasa and %asa an ac If DO ssw egSpoSSa
DC m Ss% 1s. rsI,ps Sc & do do sroeey
NAVAL 5roa:swFor spirits of turpentine market
tsc Tltnoq: binding
CLOSING a. g. - q g We n6 heard I COL.
g I s s5.as s1s .ns s. Of 20
nomiasIIy rs before;
past three days but values were not
met for eSnns 1 as Ts
held with continued conhdence, and quoted al Tor
S SSsis ss
%. a1m with Il
Msnassp quoted At & Saas eo yeow seq as
90 winef 3, atSsEc s,c. ssatsioot quoted at7sc.
ss inside 1rs ehsS a No. the m.ke. for
fined quiet but Arm quoted at Isc lsc for for bal
ss cruds n md
s snd naphs
ph.iiadephs market was but r% Quoted az Is
dsTs5y We heard sale; q 500 SSls e rsaasa for
Sai 'S So
prsss = sSsnssd ~, aa', ,.a' ...r
ages meats @ Do iard s SO sbs 0s and erce
The market tor mess pork was duh and easy We have
livery at SIS So s.soa-lhs %arse. continued quiet
: :ss = iS
psefases were paeed q prices Within he range q
pm %i pn Se'a mess III
s2s Tor India do, terces Beet hams remained quiet
's'
s steady 0a Ses?S sSs f
lbs average a. ise zS picked shoulders at DE and
term. 0' With
o o8 70
tsscss SI Apfli q and $50 tisrces for June
afs ~ s'% goo, TO.
aas fse
' e0ss or the
wss 1fsy s ss s jersey 'S Ss
pair pair wsieE doc s New 'l' .rssy xs'sfa
ducks Western eoc soc. Dressed poultry PHILADELPHIA,
dry afsss lee ss b. @ ' and
sssa fancy f. los .s1 . ss SS 3, ~;
a!;%: E. si.s IS
s Ts.s5s sSss Ha%s
s e.
S aSzs st oc M aas
Eastern per pais Do western Soc. asc. gray
The market CONTINUED quiet but prices re-
Of 9 q efSss q Ga n a. s per b and Us
renamed inactive and nominal in the
Sssnss o and %s sm at ~
% e x w ssss sSosa
aa!ysd or ana prices were Quoted steady q % ass1
the nss
tar to good rentnS me "a es ssgresate about 2o
.aas Il. 1r0s
s sss ssasFll1ss z o. Ds s H.
eaSs1nsaains .S9sr.%s sem%sS 70
sssy s f sssd & .sa Z fsosf s
Assss sd
DC . fos9s Rico isaniSs ss%noa PRIME ess:
:S Ss 5 8 sasss3s Sssn .n saSs
sasns ed leafs continued emily mode,
since las, q % Of crop
rom ~ cases % .ss
$40 cases Of and A. US crop
Snds and &c; ;'s a!is5s Ohio crop
sale. 20 Of
about ss anssf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l. 23 bbs. The market was again
Ss |as
with sellers the inside prices and buyers at 96ae.
WooL.-fhe demand Tor heeces during the past three
days has fair and the market ruled firm for all de-
scrIptions. We note sales $1,000 lbs. OF and Xxx
&c. 551sc H. 0O lbs OF unwashed fleece at 33c.
40c 90 bags super pulled. &c. 10 bags Of comb
p t%fs &C. Sc: 5000 'II lbs Of "0 western
fleece ,soc Sec Is bags OF super oI pulled led
Of medium secured fleece. &c; o@ lbs; q mixed
fall California 26lc. l20 lbs Of do, 26c 7OO lbs of
do, 25ac 5000 lbs oflow DO, nc 10 bales spring ali
bales Of Western Texas 2sc 5000 IbA Of low Texas
2O,c 22OJO lbs OF Red Bluff WOOL 29c; bales OF low
foreign nois 400 50 bags of pulled Cape 6zhc 5000
lbs and k Ohio fleece, 20 bags OF super pulled 30
lorna, ~ bales Of oreson S9% lbs Of secured DO,
800 lbs Colorado and 40 bales of unwashed South
America carpet wool all on private terms
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GOVERNMENTS WERE FIRM,

GOVERNMENTS WE'RE FIRM,
closing at the following prices limited States
rency skies, 116a 1853; do. sixes 1884, regis
tered 1l9X 10; do. do. do, coupon, 1901 Q
12O1 do. fve-twenties, registered, May and No
vemDer, 1885, 1191a 119h; do. do, 1852, cou-
pom, do, 1l7k 1lS; do. do, 1854, do, do,
1917 1879; do. do, 1885, do, do, 1909 12l |;
do. do, 1867, registered January and July, 1l9
1lsA; do. do, 1865, coupon, DO, 11eh a 11sA; do.
do. do, 1857 do, do, 119I 1907 do. do, 1885, do,
do, 119k 119&; do ten-fortles, registered. 1l3k
nay; do. uo., coupon, 110,s q 1882; do. fves
OF 1881, registered, 1l42< do. do. do, coupon ll4
lax.
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Months ended

Total imports for the year ended. 56639a5 H436O45
MONEY RANGED
on extreme quotations to-day from to per cent,
the closing rate being 4 per cent, but evidenced
throughout the day, even at these figures, encour-
aging signs Of activity
GOLD
opened at 1874 went OF to 112k and closed at
112x BID The loaning ranged to per cent. for
carrying.
The customs receipts were $276,00O. The Sub
Treasury paid out on account Of interest 500 900,
and in redemption OF called bonds $121, 900. Total
custom receipts for the week ending February q,
So, 900.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
George B. Grinnell has been readmtted to the
membership of the Stock Exchange. This is a re-
haDiitatl0n accorded Mr.. Grinnen long since by
his friends.
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CerLluC6CeS ~, lOuOu0
The imports Of dry goods this week were
$3219,7 44, and the amount marketed So, 0SS, 1875.
The internal revenue receipts were $31s0OO.
The following were the operations OF the Gold Ex-
change Bank
Gold balances. 1,341 500
currency balances. 1,5lS l20
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STOCKS on THE CALL.

The following were the Official quotations on the
FIRST call yesterday
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THUS, PIHCInB IHe CirCuIatIOnS OF inc BeVtrHI
countries on gold basis, which Is necessary to q
true comparison, we mud that the amount in this
country Is $l4 80 per head; in Germany 81 81; in
Great Britain, $21 "a. and In France Sal 81 Taking
population into account, our circulation is about
one-third that OF France, two-thlrds that Of the
United Kingdom and four nfths that Of Germany.
These figures furnish the most instruction of any
late compilation, and II thoroughly understood by
senator Schurz the other day 1t might have saved
him from the necessity OF going China to inform
himself upon the relations Of American finance to
the commerce Of the world and the prosperity Of
our own people.
THE BALANCE OF TRADE
There is consolation in the following table sup
, piled BY the Bureau of Statistics. which shows
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GALVESTON Feb. e. 1874
Cotton quiet fair demand good ordinary, I3iac mid
ding l5s.c Net receipts 162i bales Exports Great
Britain, o4a Sales 2uUO stock, ll0,26a Weekly-Net
receipts l047 ExpOrtsT0 Great Britain. 8026: coast
wise, So3l Sales 7,OUO .
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i. II l.JI
ure delivery bass low middling the sales been
follows evening after three o'cock-February lO
at 70 li6c March, 40 at 10 6c APRIL 2.O at 70 gl6c,
80 g s e isS July 'uas at c S Sal. ss
March QUO Is lI6c short notice 56e a IS s;c
l5sc, y00 at 53sc. April CO.. at Is 9l6c so at Is II
100 at is 96c 400 at Is 100 at 10 9l6c 200 at
May 800 S a. i Ssis iS ID ia so, u 1874 so
l6 sl6c 800 at ID 7s2c 100 at l6lac, 800 at Is 7.32c
49, Is Is y ., at % go At A. S Ss LIES ySta #
PAID to exchange s 0'S 10 february for Aprf
Rates on cotton to foreign ports were quoted thus:T0
nay5s I By sTe e ne By salt e. 10 aam1qrs y
Liverpool, lied. I'D, by steam I'd. by sail The
ceipts ut the ports were iaveston, l,627 bales New
tom s So SorloK s B.moss
81; New York, 81; Boston, l54; Philadelphia 1872.
Total 1856 This day last week, ASA This day last
year, 1886
CoFFEK-The market was quiet for all descriptions
but prices were steader particularly Tor Ro We heard
OF sale at Baltimore Of 1876 bags OF kiO Amoyden
At As<c. we quote ito, ordinary sargoes. axe u
do, zf1ac. Zoe extreme range tor lots, zsc 2oc..
gold, per ID: 60 and days credits Java government
bags, 2Sc Sc do, grass mats 2oc. SIC Ceylon 24c
maica &c. 2lc. St Domingo, &c. Porto Rico Nc
Csc; Costa Rica 24c. 25c.; Mexican 231c. Csc.
Savana 2ac. 25c Curacoa 23c. zAc., gold per h.,
TO and 80 days.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts-Flo II O94 bills wheat
1873 bushels corn, 1920 do meal none; oats
S4tO bushels; rye, 5lOO do The flour market dull
and heavy, with sales OF odd lots at prices below
quotations. Tha TRANSACTIONS including all kinds, foot
up about 85OU bbls. Buckwheat flour was quiet ana
quoted at 81 ~ So 20 lO0 lbs tate and rennsy
vania Corn meal remained quiet; l2O bbs of common
~,t. uatA
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heavy receipts and pressure to realize. Pork
and lard were dull and heavy. Freights steady
Cotton met with q lair demand for forward de-
livery, but there little doing spot Prices
changeL sugar was In fair demand and arm Coffee
was quiet. but held with renewed confidence. Petro-
1eum was dun and values unchanged Naval were
quiet and spirits OF turpentine shade easier Wool
met with fair demand the market was firm.
AsHrs-hecepts tor the nrs three days, IS packages
Jobbing lots Of pots placed at previous prices
Pearls remained nominal We quote pots exc. and
pearls nominally, at &c. per h.
BUILDING MArERIALs-The market for brick has shown
no ntta change. either regards the demand
price current w annex former quotations
ilysssd; l!ysf "a s. y sssst q rs 8
Jus dsysrss Groson ssss a sa'q! s 81
s Ssvs q. s5 brown ~ Phsdspa front ss
sa9at Lime sold In lots unch prices quoted
Cement was a only sht request quotes steady q
IS eS os GT 81 70 IS for a9%sn and
sa ku g. 10 oF Eastern srp., .,.,
ISw,;4st IA. and hTk,n dairy
SO iai made, and SIC s6o for winter made; Western
- fam rolls s ss c ise dSnsds asy
western aary c Soc selected fresh California ssc
CASDLRs.-frade been moderate in . distributing
lsssspe!% &c. patent ; do s cn e sissrle ssc
z yc; paaaifne &c adamantne H. II and ID ounce
ConDAoE--Busness has been moderate since our last
our former gqotatons. as follows SManila large
small a SIZE lSae 7hc do bolt rope yarns dc
Zealand sordage axe 5lsc; RUSSIA bolt rope l7c
CHEEsE-Ihere has been an active demand from the
home ana nearby trades and fair inquiry suitable
grades i4r export lrices arm the following fig
ures We quote State factory, fine to fancy, I61ac.
i7e good to fine lo1c l6,c common to fair, nc.
lsc; western factory Ic i6c ior fair to choice
Dairy, common to far. loo. q l3c.
C0frxR-fhe market continued quiet but steady Lots
to the amount OF 10000 lbs OF lake placed at s4c
cash
CoTros.-The market for spot cotton quiet, but
firm, with moderate offerings Future deliveries iu
lair request and prices showed apprecIabe change
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