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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-04-02

The Greeuville Argus says: William
Cottle, who lives on Stevcnson's farm up
in Sugar Grove township, appears to have
j little trouble just now. William came
here six or seven years ago, from West
field, New York, and has enjoyed the re-
putation OF being thrifty, business like
farmer. He married herQabouts some
years ago, and all has been serene around
the Cottle freside until Wednesday morn
ing, when the good wife found a mar
riage certificate in the husbands trunk,
which aroused her suspicions, and upon
making more di.igent search found other
evidence, which would seem to warrant
her separation. Accordingly, she ap-
peared before Esquire Buck and made
information charging him with higamy
Cottle has been arrested, and it is now
charged that his name is not only Will
liam Cottle, but William Frost, Oran
Frost, and William Croll, which would
seem to be enough names for any one
man to DO business under, but then it
is further alleged that William has two
wives in New York State, one in
Ohio and one in Pennsy ylvania. The wife
avews her ability to sustain the charge,
but we withhold further comment aud
await the decision Of the courts
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I AhES III. WALTON,
y Attorney at Law.

Qfice in the building formerly occupied
BY l.. NJ. Burson, and opposite the Strouds
burg Bank, Main street, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Jan I3-tf
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THE MONROE COUNTY
COOPERATIVE Life Insurance
co M p A N Y.
sTR0UDSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA.
Limit 5000 Members.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

Any person of sound body and mind, OF
either sex, not less than fifteen nor more
than slxty-five years OF age, and not enga-
ged IN any occupation, exceedingly danger
Gus TO life, may become member of this
Company, by paying an admission fee, as
follows.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-04-02

Mrs George Wilson, of Chester, died
the 18th ult., from hemorhage caused
by having fifteenth teeth extracted at one
time.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-04-02

The Delaware and Laekawauua Go
Company have put down the price
anthracite coal fifty cents per ton.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-04-02

There are one thousond seven hundre
and ninety farms in Centre county.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-04-02

The Pennsylvania Railroad has nearly
% 900 cars aud the Reading $4,000.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-04-02

FOB PRINTING. of all kinds neatly ex-
~ ecuted at this Office.
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DR. GEO. w. JACKSON
DR. III. ). PATTERSON,
OPERATING AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,

Having located in East Stroudsburg, Pa, an
hounces that he is now prepared to insert arti-
fetal teeth in the most beautiful and life-like
manner. Also, great attention given to filling
and preserving the natural teeth. Teeth ex-
tracted without pain by use of Nitrous Oxide
Gas. All other work incident to the profession
done in the most skillful and approved style
All work attended to promptly and warranted.
Charges reasonable. Patronage of the public
solicited
Office in A. w. Loder's new building, op-
pOsts Analomink House. East Stroudsburg
Pa. July II, 1S73-1y.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-04-02

HAN YOU TELL WHY 1T rs
~ that when any one comes to Strouds.
burg to buy Furniture, they always inquire
for McCartys Furniture Store, tSeDt. 26
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-04-02

Oil City had a prize fight for ten dol
lars side, the other day
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-04-02
EARTHQUAKE PHENOMENA
IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Strange Noise and Quakings of the
Earth at bald Nountam- Terror of
the lahaJttantS-Sirteen days DeUo
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
WEDNESDAY, March ls-p NJ

The stock market maintained its usual dulness
to-day without difficulty the ndsposition to oper-
ate being almost universal and. heretofore, the
prostration Of business in Wall Street as well as else
where is attributed to the nacton Of Congress upon
the currency question. If Congress reads the news
papers as 1t probably does sometimes, it must be
aware of the business situation and of the alleged
cause of tho commercial stagnation that now ex-
tends throughout the country; yet, by its indifer-
ence and inaction, Congress seems to say quite
plainly to the general public, "What are You going
to do about pa question which may
possibly be answered at some future cleo
ton. Stocks heavy aud dropping for
an hour after the opening but rallied slightly
somewhat further on in the day on pretty free or
ders for the Vanderbilt securities, including West
ern Union which again stood 10 the front as the
conspicuous card. Next in order of activity were
Pacific Mail, Northwest, and Rock Island. The
low-prced fancies and the investments alike
dull. The market opened at about the quotations
prevailing at the close last night and the variation
between the opening and closing prices to-day was
very trllng, will be seen by the following table
OF opening, highest, lowest, and closing quotations.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

Ole. The inside pree for lots; Western White n s7asa
fe.IQ. al S7ayle.i Jerey Yellow at s4Gs6e ~ '@
NAY AND sTkhWPnms grade, Of slipping eontnne a.
at s2Ias33 shppiDg si8ds26'
lgoodl si7d&ls sIaw-No. Rye at sl4dsi5; No AZ
SlOdSlZ, and Oat at &l56fl7. "
MOLAssBs-The market for Domeie v,s generally f,.,,
and little doue In antc patton Of the auction ssles 5o
New oresns advertised tomorrow Foreign aoa,s.s ven qa,
the Absence Of stock. 'N' ~
NAVAL sToRBs-The m.ke, for Spirit. Torpenun. Va, ...
day and firly artiye the sales comprising 80 bb At h. loo
al ~ na and 100 bbl at iS34c Strained Rn vas n
request and rmsr the demand largely for export sales rp
500 bbls at $2 42i2as2 So 200 bb s2 42l Cat 500 ~
$2 45 and $50 bbs s2 49, nst kBe graies we're s s,
Of 800 bbs Good Strained and No 60
450 bbls Low No at 81 G5; $50 bbls Nos Al "a gL
50 l22a&3 % Pitch steady sales Of 10 DblS al S2 rs
O-Bnseed quiet aud steady; quoted ., IS d9se fn ,
en- hands Crude Sperm quiet but firmly held Cnds Wh. ~"
Prime Winter Lari Is dull and unchanged 52as5e Nr.k.
tending fosnsar trsie remains dull qnod at 49, olA,r OF
unchanged I"
PRoVlsIoSs-Tbe Pork steady Nth s,r a.r,s
Mess GIG for New ness $l7 80 for Gear for future i,s
besr Of $500 bbs Mess last night seller Apd 81 g.
SIG l22 2j0 bills last night seller March Al Sl5 Jjd@g 5a
bbl. Meas APRIL &l6; 900 bbls 30. to-day sell,
SlG l2 Beef !. stesdy and In fair dnlnd sss, Of 500
s9asli 30 for Plain Mess s2dsl3 90 or brin an
for Packet Terce Beef quiet Beef Hans Inactive Cat k
dull tame sales Of 800 City Smoked Shoulder s 80
DO Hams at l2dl2l2c; 1900 n Light Bellies At l0a lOi.
10000 b 10 At 9stc, and 80 bore. sh Clear Al oy
Bacon quiet bot material change pnce- sspu, -
crate sales Of $50 boIes Western Iona Clear 9 sr,rr
prices 100 City DO s9; 1000 boIe' Long Clear ID. West,
pnyste terns Dressed Hogs steady quote 7sG7 s ~
767e for Western Lard shade stronger bat closes qui,
Of 800 bblI 0s90 Bloc for No l. 9ar m,
Cyj 9sd9 7-lCe for Pair To Prime Steam and 91c or Ei
hnsd 9ssd9 IL l6e for TIE Continent gne delivery hear
o. 900 tc*, March $50 97l6c LOU cs, Aphl al
1850 tes. NAV. h09sd9 ll.l6c-
BuTrER-ThseBs fair trade demand for iepaOn and tie
maj Fketr emaiDs stfady at former Furirps
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
IMPORTANT WORK ON THE FINANCES.

Henry Holt a. Co. will publish early In
April q History of American Currency. by wm. o.
Sumner Professor OF Political aud Social Science ~
Yale College. To the principal work VIII DO aoucu
chapter on the Bank of England restricuon e"ap.e ~
ON Austrian naper money and the full text with some
annotatioDs OF the celebrated Bullion Report pre-
sented to Parliament during the bank restriction whch
eventually led TO resumption OF specie paymeh's'
This is probably most important state paper on inc
subject and its inaccessibity has long been dsau
vantage TO students. Mr. Summers work VIII contain
the first history of the panic OF 1887 ever pupsn0'
Prof Sumner is an admirable writer financial TOPICS
and OF the souDdest that the present nnaneai us
cIssiOns have brought prominently out.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IoNpoS March lsl2:3o ?. m-Ere RsilwsY 'hre, iVU''
DO Preferred Pss dispatches quote keuies st os 'v
LvgRPO0L March lslz 30 m-Coiton = sct's ~, 20 ~,
MidluI Upsnds Mdilng Orleans, 1, sales OF ZoVV ie
Including 5000 ior speculation aHd export Cotton 70 % G
drsrer; sales on TIE hass " Mdug UDaais, nothing & "a
Orin.rv ,hippei February Al il6i DO to shipped n ~,
April ll6; do DO. deliverable MAY and June ~ tl
on the Mddhng OresRs usihng bel5w Low hh
March and April, at 5.lod. Lard IS 8L y eNL IA"' w
- ,ot. .S.0L
lyskPooL Msr;h ls-2;3O p m,oton-Oi ths s or,i.a
American; sales On the basis OF hdt
aotbng beoN Good Ordinary shipped March and April Hr.
nothng beos Lox Mliiug shipped April and May Al w.
stuas quet - -, nj, -. aOssOk
d.pateh from quotes ken,es al 59t 5Oc. La, NJ
lvRAPooL March lS-l m.-C0ttoa sales on he ~ Jvns
sns Tpand nothing below Low Midlag deliverable Ma, iss
s3fBi;; 10. the basis Of Mdlhhg Orleans aoaHs wv
NJ iilus shipped March aud Apal, NSs. ,..,dyt
LyKRpo0t March 1850 p m.-Cotor ses % he u ~ ilel
linz ands nothing below Good OnnAy pPed hiIea l6l
Do nothing beow Tow Mlaiug. shipped March ind Apn
Do 90, ,hlpped April aud May. at I'D.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

strong Co. popular history, tnat snai po ~
,cttve through the sense OF sight well as through
the labor Of perusa sought by that immense num-
Der OF readers with whom literature Is not
popular history!of this sort, compendous' ana NOT
appalling from its SIZE accurate without oeing TEDIOUS
and attractive by its appeal to the love OF tne p'
tnresaue and the artistic has as yet no e1lstence
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK 4 HATCH,

No. NASSAU-sT
We buy and sell GOVERNMENT Bonds and GOLD
at current market rates. buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash; receive Deposits, and
allow interest al the rate of four per cent; make
Collections, and transact general Banking and
Financial business.
We also deal in the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST
ERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS. which, at present prices
are very desirable for investment.
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
SIX PER CENT LAND BONDS at 50 and accrued IN
terest FISK Il HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
BRYANTs POPULAR HISTORY OF THE uyITEl

Mr.. William Cullen Bryant, assisted by Mr..
Sydney Howard Cay, has in preparation a " Popular
History OF the United States" The work Is 10 begin
with the earliest authentic history Of the Western Con
tiuent-though not ignoring the earlier mythical De
Tod-and come down to the close Of the rst century
al American independence, embracing three volumes,
prouscly illustrated and published by scrlbner Arm
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
And tbe following for city bank shares
The twenty-seventh annual report of the Pennsyl-
yania Rnilroad Company lfor the year 1873 saws:

y
The revenues and expenses OF the main line between
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, from all sources, were
SlissGO0s with s15i40305 expenses leaving net earn
ings OF Sg573 The net earnings Of the same time in
1872 were 4 52 showing increase OF net earnings
OF 1873 over OF Sl9S5l. Toe total of passengers
carried in 1873 was 5ST963l against 525o3 in 1872
there were carried 99879i tons, against Si5953j tons
the wear previous showing increase OF 15395) TONS
or over Is per The actual cost OF operating in
cuding branch lines 5i per cent. The earnings Of
the United Railroads of New-Jersey and branches, and
OF the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad were
s5l6TCo expenses, S2792ls5 leaving net earnings OF
s72i55l There increase IN the number OF pas
carried of 222iS and iu the amount OF freight
carried Of 5l52l3 The operating expenses were
slightly than "a per cent OF the receipts. The
earnings the Phadei pa aud Trenton Railroad aud
branches, 80 miles, and the United Railroads OF New
Jersey aud branches 23S miles Belyldere Delaware Rail
road, 6s miles. Pennington Branch, IL miles, and the
Delaware Raritan Canal. 6l miles, including feeder
in 1873, were: From United Railroads of NewJcrsey,
ssbl6,7S9; from Bevidere Railroad and Pennington
branch si.14S222; and from Delaware and RaritaD
Canal, Sl59OlO0 giving total earniDg5 DURING 1873 or
t1 255OGl The total earnings OF the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad for the year were s5,sl,O6I The Operat
ing expenses sjil3,30, showing balance 10 the
credit OF the Company OF si2s56. The business OF this
leased road shows falling of, attributable to the panic
and the actual working expenses for 1873 were IS 64 per
statement SHOWS capital debt in 1873 OF ti0725637
being an the total OF 1872 Of S2 O66s6 OF
this increase ss725Js is IN capital $J0736 IN bonded
debt, and the remainder in bills payable, &c.
The following securities were sold at auction to-
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS,
VERMONT DIVISION,
PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURG RAILROAD,
WITH
TRAYFIC GUARANTY .|..
EASTERN RAILROAD OIL MASSACHUSETTS.
SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE NEw-ENGIAND IN
YEsTMENT.
The issue is LIMITED TO $4,000 per mile, and has
basis of CASH CAPITAL STOCK or S1,2OOO0O PAID IN
AT PAR.
A limited amount remain unsold. Price for the
present 80 and accrued interest, in currency.
For sale by
Is. & T. FAIRBANKS q Co,
st. Johnsbury, VT;
"AIRBANKs, Brown & Co,
Q Milk-st., Boston;
FAIRBANKS a. Co,
81 Broadway, New York;
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
The following are the closing nominal quotati
for foreign exchange (:

Money continued in ample supply, and the market
unaered at 3G4 per cent call, and 5i06l on dis
counts of prime paper
Government bonds have been firmer on a more ac-
tive investment demand for registered and coupon
varieties. The following the current closing
quotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

N. Y. AND OswEGO MIDLAND FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDHoibkRs bv vaDDlying at our office can receive
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
Nem pnblirailons.
A CHARMING VOLUME
CECILIA CLEVELAND
A Niece Of the late Horace Greeley
THE STORY OF A SUMMER;


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GLAsGow-steamer Csstalia.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WRDSEsDAY. March l0. 1874.
AShESThe to-day 81 Pots steady but very
dpIl: auoei AT O.. u7c. Pearls dull.
Cotton the
chiefly or export aad arrivals ami favorable Liverpool ad
advanced revised Orinary urctalee
Good Good Ordinary advanced 4c Low Mans
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
Company.

First Mortgage BondbOlders are requested to de-
posit their bonds with the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company prior to the 18th April and receive in ex-
change Trust Certincates emitting them TO repre-
and Resident First Mortgage BOndholders. For
further particulars apply to
HEIDELBACH, FRANK IL Co,
Bankers No. SO Exchange-p place, New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. March ls-Btchaugs active he UnieaT ~
dvs curr.usy % d95 prsuiam short sight currency I9al.
mlaB w days god ll5 ais premium shoh n.bh .'A'
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower aud lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prol f..
Is. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New York.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
SoTs sossi Con- N. sts's' so 299it 4 3i 9i


quote:
Cor 65d 20 Corn Mel brwe r. q - -
Con- Meal Wer.N Zj0 - Corn Meal. Gold Eir u -
Bag Meal fairly active Fne White, II toGSi tJ G' leioN
81 60dsl 6j IL 50atl 90. Cob Meal 81 -VGsA io
Ground Fee: At ~ 2OaSl so -. T.. -,
FREIGHTS-T1e decline IN Grain rates 20 Liverpool
the market va JUL snl unchigeli YES
little and Tue
lower To LFppo. ny steam o,OOO
b tr,p ON sa 60 he al lOa IOAi 300 bales
cotton Al .q5lBL sail 80 hli, IaloN AZ o-s OIL, and 30
b,l,s Cation AZ III To London by LOO pkgs Provisions AZ
bO 10 VarNf 900 bush Grain % AV2L To Antwerp
h. a 100 tons Prov on 40 To Obat 5UUO keile
Petroleum Al Genoa $50 Lhis Tobacco al Dos The chart
er, were; an American Cgonssit Nh 800 bhl
Crude Petroleum al ship from PMhielpAa 70 Bremen,
with bblS Austrian bark OF oOO Obs Ai
on berth for general cargo o Gibraltar aui Genoa.
GAIN-Ihe market opened very tg weaker shippers
and miers spanngV winter 10 comparatively
supply aud in moderate reques the mirAe close.
the concession shippers buy ,paugY; mill
buying only small o 4 ungudsd S9nng the sales ara
bush 81 42gSl 81 for ungradl o~s Kansas ami Ne
baska 81 90 gt No chicago Sgnrg II aasl 80 Gr No
sl 80 for No. II % for No. Mlsaukee 81 80 for
White Spung and 81 30 for White Michigan Barley doll ana
tame "is, of 100 bush Good Canadian ~ 30 Barley NAT
fair den,ndi Of 600 bush city anada seed az
- 30 time aad 900 bush Common Western At u 80 o are
lover close h reduced the sales $1,000 hush
New OHIO Mixed I 60q62c White st62 a8Se Western Mied
81 d62 3i White at 02H0632i state Mixed 81 bO0ol2'
quiet and the sales 5000 bash oa private terms
quiet but closes steadY shippers are lha chei bn we
sale, 5000 bah Western MIei at 3Gsse and od $40
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
Miscellapeous-Country.
3ealbfrs.

A Ii wanting TEACHERS, Schools or Pupils,
"a address AhKR EDUCATIONAL UNIOS 737 BroaisA NY.
NVANTED-A male TEACHER of ARITH-
w hhIIC for YOUNG BOYS three tnss week from 10 II
s. ApPB a; No. l2e Lssi Tweuiy yfourihsL
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

the report and plan Of the committee for the reor
sanization. Having marketed these bonds, and
Icing ourselves large holders thereof, shall be
Glad to confer with other holders, with view TO
the protection Of onr mutual interests.
GEO. OPpYKE Il CO.. % Nassan-st,
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
THE MARKETS.
ICreiully reported tor Tas TRrBrss.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
WEDNESDAY,, March Is, Is7

WgpsEsDAr March IS, 1874.
The following complete list Of exports shp1el IN vessels "hen
were cleared today for foreign ports:
I
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
The bids for stocks at the close were:

The London market for securities was reported
auet and steady, and without interest or feature.
Foreign exchange also dull and firm, with sell
ing prices at 4.S4G4s4i. and 4S764S7i. The gold
market was without special interest and the room
quiet The opening price was 1l2, from which 1t do
cned to Ill., reacted to 1l2, and during the major
part of the day rated steady at 1lls0ll2. On gold
loans the charges for carrying were 3D. 8, and per
cent per year to fiat The Assistant Treasurer paid
out in called bonds and Ssl 900 in coin inter
est. The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Gold cleared, Sl7705OOO; gold balances
$685., ,595; currency balances, S9iS650 The follow
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

srocK prPARrMrNr-9l oc1ncK p. NJ.

GOVERNMENT SIDCh DLPAKIWENI--l . ILOtk ], Vt.
U 5 Gs 1881, Coupon L 5 800 Coupon 1868
1000 ..... be l2Ols j llSA
$ J2O Coupon lSGJi - lJOuO ..'..''bc. 1873
1OOOO.... 80. 90. be .llS7s Z ., 1881 Coupon
0 S 800 1Oupon, 1867 900 lJOuO...... '...ll4os
$500. .........ll9a5 USlO4O Coupon
L S 52O Registered, 1865 - bOO.......... ......ll4
1000. ..........bc 1872 ) Is. Currency
10000. be
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

The qI0Iltuls UJtOn 10 ll4uV
oorr tuau Aaf scaie ab ive below grade qlpeL
sALEs ROa PRE.ENr DELIVERY.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
THE MONEY MARKET.
Official REPORT NJ y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES'
MARCH 49, 1874.

10 O'CLOCK A. M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

Tucuied In the above l. 40 bales 70 arrive
to-day Y,iOZ baesi thls dly
last week II gs2 bales and this lay last SlO2 bales
show Improvement OF r. 10, s
there demand the advance sales as follows all on the
basis q Low Midfings 40, :. go, 90,
sales last evening April 1900, is 2332c 800,
l53,c NAV 400 lG4a; 600 l6 J32c; June, 200 l6 23-
800 l69,o Total 5000 bales sales to-day up II March
100 glCc: 100 10 to-day; 100 l5os, n|te
till SATURDAY; 100 10 9l6c; April 500, 10 l3Gc 100 -
95 32c: 100 10 1885, 100 10 2j32c ZOO, 10 l3lGc;
900 Is 25-32c 500 Is 1916; 400 l5 2732ci 1000 10
lGc NAV 100 10 l.31. 300 Is Sci 800 rs 32ci 300.
i6a4s; 1900 l6 ll32c 700 l6Ss:: 400 ld !l52e. 100
l6a: 100 Is ll32c 400. 1885, 200 10 l-l6c 1OO 10
i82e 600 l64e June loo Ii lO9 10 1920 oo 2Q9
2J.2G 200, 10 l5IGs. 300 iG-ss 390 10 49, zo0
i7s 900 Il 932e 200 II 5lG; 100 l7ci 200 II 80,
bales R1hauge-7-32e paid exchange 100 May for june.
COFPEEThe Rio quiet but steady and
without report from d hands either here 81 the ont
from Rotterdam auction sales there tol
Pale Java the opened low tglTe
bat bidding having become spirited eay advance 0f 10
cent realized opening price 50c and the closing sales
were So % We quote Rio Ordinary 22d22lc Fair do
23ii 023 2i Good do "a 2i Lc and Prime do 256-) & r
for tots being 22a2Oc, goL Mid Coiees quiet bat
steady Yesterdays hgures
FLOUR AND MEALThe Flour market opened dull with mod
iobbng demand only limited export inquiry io shipping
brans tue close the dull ami heavy for the low nd
medium grades saes Of 800 bb We
20 Ohio lad. SUI sb 10