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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-04
COMPULSORY MARRIAGE BY
HENRY WARD BEECH ER'S
SON-IN-LAW.

Correspondence OF the Kew York SUM-
EoRwIcH, N. Y, December 2l.-The
Rev. Sam Scoville 10 the popular preacher
Of the Congregational church here. Ho
10 the son-in-lAw OF Henry Ward Beecher.
Like his nlustrious father-in-lsw, lie is
somewhat given TO sensation. He is
known to be "a upright man and chivAl-
rous, although not particularly philos-
ophic In ell his determinations Among
his hired servant girls Mr.. scoville had
one who had been accustomed TO receive
visits from young man Of her acquainl-
ancs. These visits became frequen. and
untinaely, and gave rise TO suspicions. One
night this young man was in her ted
room. The fact ives reported 10 tho in
dignsnt head Of tho house, who went
forth with 70 the offending apartment. He
gave the parties their choice between i'm.
prisonmsnt in wedlock or the county
Jail. They chose the former. Their
hands we're joined, the essential questions
OF the marriage ceremony were pu.
and answered, and the twain, made one,
we're len 10 their dreams and reflections.
The next morning they left the house.
BARSyr MOORE.
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River falling rapidly. Arriyed-.Cl.,l,.
vile, i.itsle Rock. Departed Hals
franklin, Cincinnati; Bannock CIV
White River.
CINcrSNATJ, January s.-River II fee,
inches; falling. Dsparted-Red Skill.
mmnger Plttsburs; Arlington, Memphis,
IhompsonN Dean, New Orleans. Clear
Nkw ORLEANS, January s.-No ar
r,vsn departed Robt Mitchell, DIN.
cinnsti; City Of Alton, IL G Yaecsr s.,
Louis; Cherokee, Arkansas River.
EVANSVILLE, January 3-we,tbcr
cloudy mild and wildly; mercury az 70 GO
degrees. River fallen 6 inches, o feet 10
calro, Up ineola, 1dlewild, Mary
Ament, Geo Roberts and Charmer. Down
0Chsrles Bodman, Fayette, j ID Parker
Grey Eagle, Red Cloud, generally with
moderate trips. Business dull.
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TEEkGRhPHIG,
reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
TIE LATEST.
THE DOWNFALL OF PRESIDENT
CASTELAR,.
A CRISIS TX THE SPANISH REPUB.
Lie.
A NEW GOVERNMENT TO BE
FORMED.
MEETING OF THE TENNESSEE La
BOR REFORM PARTY.
ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS CALL
ING CONVENTION or WEST.
FRN AND SOUTHERN
FARMERS. .
A NEW GOVERNMENT TO BE
FORMED.
MEETING OF THE TENNESSEE La
BOR REFORM PARTY.
From Madrid.

MADRID, Jan, 3--Tho Cortss met Yes,
terday, and President CASTELAR, read the
| message from the ministerial benches
Ito said tho government had acted
promptly and encrgeLically sgains. dis
turbAnces and conepiraces of all kinds.
| aud that order had been maintained
everywhere except in the north, whore
unfortunately criminal instruction had
! possessed itself of one Of the strongest
| places in Spain, and with it tho bes. srsen-
ais and most formidable IRON clads and
almost impregnsble fortress, within
which to protect thoir accursed flag. The
want OF troops and supplies delay their
fecapture which, however, is certain in
the end. IL is beyond doubt that the in
surgents OF Cartngona have direct com.
munition with the Caflists. The Csrlist
war IL greatly aggravated by disorgsniza-
ton, lack OF discipline and dissentlons
among lcaders Of the forces supporting
tho government cause, Tho President
appeals 20 all in tho presence of this
war 20 make and etiaca party differences.
No policy is possible for government, ex.
cept in circumstance of war. Spaniards
should keep in mind that while IL con-
tinues it imperisls thor young republic.
their ancient liberties, tho conquests of
their civilization was moro to maintain
the position Of modern European people.
Thence war through our abnormal condi-
ton requiring n suspension of certain
social functions and Temporary sacrifice
!, necessary Just rs In fever, the abstinsnee
from food Is necessary. Ws must have A
standing tTmy; the rivival Of military
penal code, and tho restoration
OF Josephine. The government
has distributed military commands among
general Of AL PARTIES, in order TO
give the army national character We
have not escaped tho tyranny of kings TO
sGbmitto thetyranyof parties. The presi- |
dent speaks in terms OF praise Of the Re. |
publican troops. Tho war expenses dur
ing the recess he says, have amounted TO |
Our hundred million reals. lilo saws the
,ourts must establish a;sisblo government
European powers will recognize the Re-
public, to which none OF them have any
nyincible antipathy. An countries de-.
ire the maintenance of order and tho
protection of tho vast interests of com.
nerce. Ho promises shortly to submit
documents relative to the Virginius affair
which will demonstrate that war has been
avoided, while principles of international
aw have becn upheld by tho Government.
IN closing, the President congratulated
he Cortes that tho condition of affairs has
,reatly improved. The army 10 recover
ng from the effects Of INSTRUMENTATION
lots and outbreaks arc ceasing; tho mu.
liclpsl authorities no longer seek to OK.
re'se dictatorship, aad popular rsings,
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MARKET REPORT.

MEMPHIS, January 3 --Flour Ood
oo. Corn meal lower; 8 rs. Cor,
steady at CO. Hay frmer at II Oo6D22 on
Bran scarce and frmer at l8 90 Lar,
quiet and unchanged. Bulk meats firm
shoulders ei@6li sides 7i@s'
Nfw ORLEANS, January 3.-Corn firm
mixed and white 72(973; yellow 7aa697I
Oats quiet. Pork frmsr; held At Ii 20
Molssses in good demand; fair bsGIsI
premium CO. Coffee Arm ordinaSy 4,
prime 2li927. Others unchanged.
CHICAGO, January s-Flour fair de-.
mand and advanced. Wheat excited and
higher, Ne ! spring / 2l5; No2,I Ipg
pa cash or January; l 223 February; No
81 10Y. Corn demand active and sd.
vsncsd, No z mixed 64(1s4t spot and Jan.
oot Februsry. Oats drm, No 2. 3si SPOT.
sytc February. Bye quiet and un changed;
NO 77c Barley unsettled, No fall
car lots ! ~ rounds lots | As bid; No 2
nighsr 1 l+Cg,2 A spot, l as February,
Lard FAR demand and advanced 8 IS spot
80 February. Bulk shoulders "a; short
RIB elc bid; 7ic asked FOR green. "
or. Louis, January 3.-Uemp dull
and unchanged. Flour dull, good inquiry
tor lower grades. Wheat-SprinY stesav
no. =, $l.2oSl. 81; soft, $l.2a@l.28. Corn
inactive and unchanged; No. q m,xed
new, Toe; old, 62@53c. Oats higbsr
no mixed, 42t9i3c. Barley dull for All
6 6elow choice Rye dull and lower; No. 2
sos &c, closing q, soc. Bork steady and
nrm at l4l@l5c; Dry sal. meat arm:
shoulders, 6395ac; clear rib, lac; clear
I;ci green meat sold, shoulders, Sac; clear
IT'D, &c; clear, Tic: hama SIc. hacsn 49,.
from shoulders, Halle; clear rib ST. a..
clear: SIC. Lard irm at sIc for MIN, in
s s.ssm. WHISKY steady at csc. Hogs
81 Wy o. S76S5.40 packers paying
20. i"ao,GG receipts, 1000 packed TO
GATE; se',Ooo. Cattle unchanged; good
70 choice native, 4.'5@5.5o; Texan and
Indian, $;93.6O. ~"'
NEW YORK, January s.-Flour mod. |
sratsly active and higher; supera,s
10 1905. 10; common SO good, SO. sofas 9o. |
good TO choice, G.95@76O; white whoa
y .6c9s. Whisky q shade sesisr AZ ose
heat quiet aud q shade irmer; No. 2
Chicsgo spl ing, $l.5I1I.5s; No. new
81 $50 so No. D Chicago, SI,y0{al, 90
= soraska spring, Sl.57@l5s; Iowa
''piing, sl.65@l,60. Rye quiet At 81 .OsG
LOG. Barley steady; No. 3 Western
bi'4o Corn shade frmsr Western
mixed in store, 82s@S3c; new, anost. 766A
SIC. Oats Hrmer; mixed Western 62c.
white Western, 63@63c. Coffee quiet
md hrm. Sugar excited and higher
Aolasses steady. Pork quiet; new mes,
She, April, l6ic. Beef unchanged
diddles dull; Western lorg clear a..
hort clear, Sic. Lard nrmer; Western
team, Sc; March, 0bc.
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DEATH OF TIE BIO RHINOUEROs
IN THE LONDON ZOOLCG. N a
lCAL GARnENl

lFfom the London News December IL. J
The 700" is in mourning for one Of ito
hugcst and Oldest inha bitants. The great
rhinoceros, which has boon from It's earll-
es' days conspicuous object in the clio.
phant house, has Mt last succumbed to the
scythe- bearer--or whoever the rhinosoca
TYPICAL representative of death may be.
for twenty-four years the creature had
ilVod IN comfortable quarters, and with
stood the rigors Of sn English climate :;
Tor twenty-four years it had, day after day,
poftaken of its plain meals of hay and
similar food, and day alter day for twenty
Tour years 1t bad thrus. its snout as far IS
possible between the massive bars
OF IT'S den, aHd opened its capacious Jaws
10 receive the gratuities of its adj
hiring ViAitors IN tho shapo of buns and
Gisculis, oranges and apples, and other
tit-bits. Tho rhinoceros il Liable 70 and.
den outbirsts Of violent temper, and the
iato iamentod individual was no cxccp.
tion to this general failing of hil race.
several years ago in = furious attack on
-oc rails OF its den, it broke its Jaw, and
WAS Tor some time IN rather a dangerous
condition. 1t, however, survived tho &C.
'ideht, and has safely passed through the
'isitudes OF English weather, and it NAV
&c considered that twenty-four years Is
'bout Tho average length Of life among
ms species OF pachydermsta. The iippo-
'otamus hAa bred Ia tho gardens, but no,
necess has attended the attempts to breed |
he rhinoccros in captivity, their violen, |
emper' rendering it dangerous for them |
o DC temporarily housed together. Tho
Eeloton and skin Of the decegsed creature
re to DO preserved, and valuable prep.r-
tons will no doubt be- made.
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RIVER NEWS.

fIrrsBURa, January 3,--Rivsr fee. 4
inches and rising.
LITTLE RocK, Ark January S.-warm;
cloudy. River falling; 4 feet 4 inches by
gauge. Departed - Katie p KountZ.
Above'-Mary Boyd, Memphis.
VIcKsBURa, January a. Down: Katie
Exporter, Nick Longworth. Up-Patonis
ana oarges, Joe Kinney. The weather is
cloudy and cool. River falling.
NASHVILLE, January s.-River rising
with feet on shoals. Dspartsd-B Ii
Cook, Psducah. Weather cloudy and
warm with indications OF Q storm.
1EAPHIs, Jsnusry 3,-Cleudy; warm.
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DONN PIATT.
Washington Letter to the Louisville Con.
rier-Journal.D

~ ashlhston Letter TO the Louisville Con.
rier-Journal.D
Last week tho Catholic church here sep ,
agents from house to house, taking a can.
sus Of their members. When tho man
reached Dom Pats house tho Colonel
was busily writing in his library. The
servant brought the message "a man ia
IN Inc psrlor and wants to know if Won
arc Catholic Tho Colonel replied,
Hot yet ne mus. wait awhile Very
s.lii tho converted man did not sppoar.
VI course tho Colonel knew nothing OF
inc servants mistake and finished the Ar
t'e'e no was writing before passing the
par!or on his way TO tho office. Great
was his astonishment to find that tho man
had lost so much timo and be still . here
nc The Colonel was go full of contri.
ton that he was tempted to subscribe to
an the articles of the Christian fai;h,-and
thereby atone for tho mistake.
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Money Market.

NEW RoRK, January 3.-Monsy easy
this afternoon and wont down 10 4 per
cent. Advices from Washington state
that the Treasury has received 90 600, 600
IN 1874 bonds for redemption in coin, ana
that large amounts are expected. For.
eign exchange Grmer at close, when rates
were advanced to 4 s3@4 81 for long and
short sterling. Gold strong and sdvsn cod
TO lls, closing at I III. Government
bonds closed firm. State bonds quiet and
nominal. Railway and miscellsn eou.
specula,ions active.
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From Washington,
IOREIGN MAIL MATTER

WAsHIHoToN, January 3.-The pos,
master general to-day ordered the pos,
masters to forward all letters or package,
received from foreign countries, TO place,
OF their destination before permitting any
interference by officers OF customs.
The postal service was ordered TODAY
On the Indianapolis, Bloomington /. and
Westsrn railroad, between Monteceilo
ary 18th.
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From Chicago.

- ChiCA9o, January s.-Ths funeral of
Gen. u. u. Sweet, deputy commissioner
OF internal revenue, who died in Wssb.
ington Thursday, will take place At LON.
osrd, Ill, his former place Of residence,
on Monday next. The remains will be
DR.. u. W. Scr.grs , an otG y, o;,,,.u -
Champaign, Ill and we'll known through
out the State died at his residence, in hat
city, to-day, OF paralysis. =
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From Nashville.
10000 FIRE

NASHVILLE, January 8.-La,t nigh. at
s o'clock A. Raum's wholesale confectiou.
airy, . three story building on Broad
street, caught fire on the roof, eommuni.
eating to the wholesale grocery house of
@. g. Block 81 Co.. Raum's damages are
SIC, 900; not insured. The loss Of G. G.
Block & Co, WAS light, and fully covered
In Liverpool companies.
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From Naples.

NAPLES January 3.---Rumbling sounds
from Mount Vesuvius have been heard
within the past few days, and an eruption
OF that volcano is believ ed imminent.
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From Cleveland. Ohio.

CLEVELAND, January ga fire At
findlsy this morning destroyed the Find
lay Stsvs and Handle Factory. Loss
$1,000. Insured for $4,000.
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From New York

New YosK, January 3.-The Spanish
steamer Anpios has been floated from
the mud bank in which she stuck ysster-
day, but was prevented by tho fog from
shipping her guns at the ordnance dock to.
dsY
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barricsdes and pronuncam entoes have
been nnnihilated by universal suffrage,
He appeals to the Cortes TO do their 6uty,
and receive thevsrdict Of his1ory A. The
conservative founder. .os thc Span ia Re.
public. E E
LATER. 4
MADRID, january s.--In The Corses to-
gay the Deputies on two votes gave ma.
Jorities against President CASTELAR,. Gen.
eral Pavia, who is-a friend Of President
CASTELAR,, thsreupon occupied tho palase of
tho Coites and other public buildings with
1900 troops. He dissolved the Cortes
and summoned the most eminent men, Of
all parties, including members Of the pres.
ont government, only excluding Carlists
and intrnnsigentes, 10 form new gov.
eminent. This, General Pavis declared,
was the only means for the salvation of
the country. lie refused psrsonally to be-
come member Of the government. The
streets are filled with people and thore is
great excitement, but no blood has boon
shed.
STILL LATER.
MADRlD, January 3.-Night-The ma
lority IN the Cortes against CASTELAR, was
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A. j. ROE. nj. ID

A. j. ROE, NJ. ID.
Oaiceoyer Thoms a. Bros. grocery stoys.
No. l34 Commercial avenue. corner Eirhih
uue aud FouYtesnth street. s''
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THE "EDWIN FORREST" HOME.
The trustees under the charter granted
by the Legislature OF Pennsylvsnis for
the organization Of the bequest uude or the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-04
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Published ct AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
DOT OF Court, by SPRAGUE. OWEN Il NASH.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June II, 1874
m GUiEn Net lsep Ii s Ss
NEW ORLEANS, June IL 1874
ssiss last fsssss's
sa sad Rapoi ,saDs ss sst
c Ssiss a sss g. sosi Net and gross receipts
CHARLESTON June IL 1874
Nc ssss. Ss Ti Sss as 9s sasa
3 20 Y,sss crude ,% Rs' ss
hard, 50 80 for yellow dip and 50 tor virgin. Tar
gssr 3 ss ss sse .nss 3
sssss s.f .ss
ss sSsIsss a. s1.as
snss 81 ass per-
.s and 10 Sew lumber
road ireights-Flonr to boston c New York loe TO
az ospz TO- sSH',s %ass
Flour 1896, e6ls wheat to4, sos bushels corn, aa56s
bushels los ss5 DO oats Ii q: o. Ran
ana sx oMer wea e eoro Ss oa sc &C.
W Sss, sa :STss
81 sDs White s.s Sssa, ses ae%s ssI
sales milwaukee l spring. u ID, NO do, 81
sss s saa STs5 s
are not disposed to operate. Oats steady sales No
Western held at 56c. Rye nominal at 81 10. Barley
malt Arm: Canada, 81 90 ~; Western 81 80 81 3D.
other articles unchanged.
ToLrDo, June II, 1874
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat duh and lower;
No white Michigan. 81 4o;, amber Michigan, 81 2s
Corn dull and shade lower hieh mixed ssac cash,
June and July no grade 64c damaged, Sc Oats quiet
and rnc hanged NO. ! at oz'sc osc. No 2 at 5o;.
wheat 5000 do. corn and 1000 do oats Shipments
3000 bushels wheat, 5000 do. and 1900 OATS
CHICAGO June IL, 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat active and higher
at 81 2lL 81 ~ for No. spring, 81 1919 No 2do,
T,:L 81 isK July. 81 ls,s August Corn lair demand
and lower at Gle for No. mixed cash. 60sc July or
August high mixed D,sss r.lee.ed. pc dsts stsady
quiet and unchanged at s41sc for No Barley duh and
si7 iii Is August Lard quiet and weak A. ae
cash July Bulk meats quiet and weak sales
rib middes at &C., loose. Whisky sreadv At 94Lc.
rreights dull and nominal corn e Buffalo sc &c;
wheat ~ 600 do corn and So 600 do oats shipments
7ODO bbs -four 5000 bushels wheat 20OOOO DO corn
rs 900 do and loo do. rye.
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THE MONEY MARKET,

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money is still quoted at 2 AND 3 per cent for cali
loans. The price OF commercial paper is also un
changed. Foreign exchange was quiet and steady
tor actual business az 4s7A ASS for prime bank
ers' 90 days sterling and lsO1< for demand.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
Late London advices state that The Bank Of Eng
hand has gained f2e, 900 sterling to-day. Consols
and American securities, with the exception OF
Erie, are steady. The latter declined to 25%, but
subsequently improved TO 20 26a. The market Is
reported dull. Consols for money e2x a 92ss; do.
Tor account. e2ss s2N; old e5s, 1914 los: five
twenty bonds, '67 ios ten-forty bonds, l05 1851 ;
new nves, io49 a lo4%. The following are the
prices In Amsterdam central Pacific, arst mort
gage bonds, 7s& Union Pacific stock. 2o1 North.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, ID 1S74-rRRLE SHEET
west preferred. l7K; Erie, 25H. In Frankfort
United States nve-twenty bonds OF 1862 are s7h.
Rentes in Paris are quoted At 50.l2k.

west preferred, l7k; Erie, 26A. In Frankfort
United States hve-twenty bonds OF 1862 are S7h.
Rentes in Paris are quoted At 5o.l2x.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury balances reported to-day from
Washington are as follows:-Currency, $12 s63 900;
special deposits OF legal tenders for redemption of
certificates OF deposit $50 $50 o0o CON- $751; 1876;
including coin certificates $37 OFT 7os outstanding
legal tenders $751;. 100000. Internal revenue re-
ceipts to-day, $z24.72s. The Assistant Treasurer
to-day paid out sl22 900 on account OF interest
and 5000 IN redemption OF hve-twenty bonds.
CONVENIENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the highest
point OF the day. There was . steady demand
and the following were the latest quotations.
United States currency SKIES ll4A q 1l41s; do.
do. 1881, registered, HOY q 1l6h; do. do. do,
coupon, 12lh q l22; do nve-twenties. 1852, regis
tered ia ll4a; do. do, do, coupon, ia
I411; do do, 1894. registered. ll6A 1l6A; do.
DO. do, coupon, III q MY; DO. do 1865,
registered, ll6k q 1T; do. do, do, coupon, lis
1lsh; do. DO, do, new, registered, ll6s4 ll6A
do. do. do. coupon, 10 l20A; do. do, 1857,
registered, l16A ll6k; do. do. do, coupon, 1908
a 12ok; do. do, 1858, registered, ll6h III; do.
istered, LA ll4k; do. DO, coupon, lie
l14,s; do. fves. 1881, registered, ia l14A;
do. do, do, ex coupon, ia . 1l4k.
.m THE GOLD MARKET
was without particular feature. The opening
price was lllk, on which there was an advance OF
u per cent, decline to Ill and q close at llla.
The rates paid for borrowing were 2 nat III and
finally per cent
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At steady prices sslss $50 bbla, including Brandy
wine ~ ~ 10 - 76 Baltimore and Jersey yellow at
So y and Western yenov at ~ soa q 30 We also

-
*: .s sss. sa isss 90 ss
. for No and 81 So 81 50 for red winssr
81 'Gsfs ns o Ike
osn I'd sn asessss Susaes
!fa ias & Barley sSd
FnHIcaIs:rhe movement in berth reghts continued
petroe UNI trade was 10 demand ard commanded steady
Sses sa; snd y
s s5an 81 Gaze 70 70
81 s d IL sf sas :. a.
q DO In bags at s'sd soo bbs Of -four az q Cd To
Id sa S6is Of o 5sns az g gam ca O ne
essf vsS I sr.n
q s1e vS
quarters Of do hence same voyage on f private
terms Norwegan bark hence to Rotterdam w,fh
hence direct SSS.1nsnss
bbs o. refined petroleum. hence bremen, private
$50 Sol Of Tennsd ao 4 y NOrwsSian bsii
bark ss tenssS
sa rn n eaIgs 81 m
b3s .saned A. , o. ,on,,r. -.
na
oc English Islands ioc Sc New eaS 0 roc
NAVAL sroREs-Tne market for spirits Of turpentine
q 1 bs siis sl Ds
ssS Ss s saf aa To-
ssmmon e go9a beard Of ,aes q ZOO 6sis 4
es ~ sGaqss and ps
f% s. to 81 TAI . an in but ed. a.
PsrnoLrux-Tne market for refined continued dull
and prices forward delivery easier We heard
Sbs sales sr q e S F Pat d snS
Option July, At i3ss Crude IL bak was insesvs but
!Nc The market was vas quiet but
Ts F N s 81 sale 4 S a1 ss e.
S SS srd s,es bns for
July delivery The markets at the oil producing points
Ssss ssas' :?s s.sssf ,'?sgSa oS
s4s g 49,
lst Tor mes. pO,k connusd anI bat prices remained
g d.ss. ;.ss
e Sy nS IT,
e! "a:
Ely sssi was Sui!sd for node,sis sxsns and
range Of s5o $i2 for prime mess bbs SIS :i4 sr sx
SIS for Western Cut meats--We have yet to report
Quief market; but prices, although in some instances
easier, quotably lower We heard OF sales OF
s .aS q Sonss q &C. nsns
Lard-1he market tor Western was dull and lower,
closing at llc. II 7l6c. per b. spot month The
sales include $50 erces, for July at IA 76c lb 5U
tierces, for August delivery AZ 9loc per lh OF city
sUGAR.-The market for raw sugar was quiet, but
little frmer feeling was manifested ana the market
closed arm the basis Of 7c &c. for tar to good
fnng The sales included LIS hhds Of fair timing Mus
boxes at 81 = and 800 bags Of Domingo
TIE. Within the past week, not previously reported
SIC. per ID. Refined scarcely SO Arm and quiet,
quoted at 9Nc per per ID for standard AS" loAc. for
70 com@o% &
7hc fair to good fair PC &C. good to prime, SIC.
SIC grocery, fair 70 good, SIC stG,; prime
e so.s shG So ossse h ma. a AND
Dutch :tsHdard Nos r to Ike III DO. 70 to Il
SIC. SIC do, Is to Is SIC vac. do to Is, 9xc
l0hc. d. 10 to TO- l0}sc. 1880. white, 9Sc. lOKc
Porto Rico-Rcfning common to prime, Tic. a SIC /;
grocery, fair 70 CHOICE, ea%c SIC Braxil-Dutch
kioK-Business today has been fair In a distributing
at steady prices The sales foot up 40 derces OF
Carolina At from 7Ac SIC. per lb according to quail
srsARIxE was inactive, but firmly neld at l3c. for
choice. .U.#
demand. The sales foot up 10000 lbs OF out OF town
stock a. &C. sfc ger -, ana 40 bbs OF do ats
Eis Is bSia O' The market opsn.a Arm,
but uenty closed easier at 99c. Sales $50 bbs
at 99Ac. 81 tU.e
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