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MARKETS.
. Domestic Markets.

NEW YoRKt January 26.-The Posts financial
sayE Wall ktrect markets are less active than
yesterday, shd speculative shares have been al
within narrow iimits. Gold opened at ilsa. and
mas since ruled at lHk 0ll3H.1 On gold loans the
rates have ken % p cent for carrying and fiat,
s9e opening rate having been p cent. Time loans
sixty to ninety days fiat to LIS for use: four
months l.i6Ot for use; seven months q for
use, ana an year hda for use Foreign exchange
we'll supplied with bills and the rates at which
business Is doing are 81 ssA "a ss,s and 81 $50
In the loan market call loans are still 2a3 y
cent ana prime mercantile paper AZ as u cenf
uoverhment bonds are irregular, but eeneralIv
kU onE. mere is naturally much interest felt in
matter OF application Of Rothschid. Seiismsn avn
0icAte TOT months extension of Contract 1-S;ch
o onSy nave with the treasury 1t is otxer Of
3io affect prices for bonds.
state bonds at the board were higher for Mi.
souri, long bonds. lower for Tennessee ei1es. new
series, and p cent lower for Tennessees old er
CO upon; Virginia consols were steady at ssE. In
tne STOCK market opening prices showed little
Gnange compared With yesterdays closing.
& nom then until noon there was . decline of Ia
since noon there has been full recovery in Ohio
Cotton closed quiet; middling uplands 15sc;
Orleans lssc. Eaes to-day 1852 bales; net re,
ceipts GIL; gross 1919 bales.
Futures closed quiet and firm; sales 23.4d1 bales,
x 4 follows January = s;Ss; February y sls9
S 1876; May isse Juns IS Else; July j Il So
Is 1.l6c: August i6N 0l6 3 10. 1
Southern Hour quiet and unchanged. Wheat |
n s 8 ss .iass
b Indisna 81 570l % for Whfto Wsatesn Corn
2 lower: rather more doing ct decline. Coffee
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FOREIGN.

Treaty Between Carlos and Alfonso.
! PARIS, January 25.-Information has been
received from Madrid that preliminary
parley was held between the Carlists and
Alfonsoists on the twenty-third instant,
when the basis of convention was agreed
to, the ratification Of which on both sides is
probable.
Withdrawal Of the British Minister.
There is arumor that Layard, British min
lister, will soon be withdrawn from Madrid.
1t is reported he does not conceal his re-
publican sympathies.
Tho French Senate.
The bill for the creation of Senate
passed its first reading in the Assembly to-
day. The vote was 5l2 yeas to 1873 nays.
The left and legitimists opposed the first
reading
Death OF the Emperor Of China.
LONDON. January 26-The Emperor of
China died on the twelfth; his successor is
q prince five years of age.
- Torpedo Defense.
The government has adopted system of
torpedo for the defense of its colonial
The loren Lorentzen. from DOboi for
Dublin, is at St. Michaels. demaged.
Troops Withdrawn.
VIENNA, January 26.-The governments
of Turkey and Montenegro have Withdrawn
the forces which they had collected on the
border of their respective countries in an
ticipation of hostilities.
Cariist Movements.
MADRID, January 26-The Carlists have
left the provinces Of Biscay and Guipazcoa,
and moved into Navarro, taking with them
all their material of war.
The army of the North has assumed the
offensive against the Carlists.
DUBLIN, January 26.-Rev. Patrick
Leahy, Roman Catholic Archbishop of
Cashel, is dead.
A Carlist Demonstration.
SANrANDER, January 26.-The Ca1lists
have fired on British vessel.
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WASHINGTON.
Combinations.

WASHINGTON. January 26.-Isabelle, pen
sion agent, New Orleans; White, postmas
ter, Greensboro, North Carolina.
Supreme Court Decisions.
In questions before the Supreme Court
yesterday it was decided that in question
of loss between a shipper and an express
company, stipulation that loss should be
reported within sixty days was valid
agreement, and that after sixty days, with
out process or notice, the shipper had no
good claim. In giving this opinion Judge
Strong said sixty days was a reasonable
Limitation.
House Republican Caucus.
The Republican caucus of the House
upon Louisiana affairs was discordant.
Many prominent Republicans have left. No
prospect OF asdefinite line of proceedings
that will control the party.
Pinchbaek.
General Logan thinks Pinchback will be
seated.
The Civil Rights Bill.
The Republican caucus of the House re.
solved to instruct the Judiciary Committee
of the House to report their civil rights bill.
in order that there should be three hours
debate. during which it would be open to
amendment; at the close of the three hours
the previous question shall be moved, when
q vote will be forced if it takes forty-eight
hours session. IL is not known now when
the bill will come up in order. Discord
continued to the end of the session.
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By o. Valeton.
SUCCESSION OF ISAAS MAGENDIE

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1887.
by 0. vALETON, AUCTIONRER.-sATuR.
III ~ DAY February ~ 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ
change On Royal street, in obedience to an order
from the Hon. a. L. Tisset, judge Of the Second
,straot Court t for the parish Of Orleans dated
!: A PORTION OF GROUND. designated by tho
ieIter A, on sketch made by J. A. DHemecourt,
deputy surveyor, on the twentieth Of April 1896
notary public. dated May 8, 1866, measnring
tween Washington street and Route st. John, 60
ieet deep on tho side Of Route St. John, the line
e Of S1 IS @ ss
which divides it from No. 2, and Is feet on the
rear AMI Inc a. s Per said n ssetsS init,
tnereon and rights OF way and servitudes attached
situated in the Faubo9rg st. John, Or Pontchar.
font on Bayou st. John. 50 feet inches front on
the street called Grand Route st. John, 60 feet
upon the other line Of depth dividing it from lot
No. 2. on the plan hereafter mentioned 81 feet
inches on the rear line, perpendicular to Grand
Route st. John; the whole more or less, and in
of September 1884, by L. Brinsier. survevor ~.
eral. and annexed to an act Of the fonrtS If SSn'
senoer, same year, passed before H. Pedesclaux.
2. LOT OF GROUND. with all imnroxeme,+.
i tneteon. desgnafed by NO. 3. measuring % feet
lines IN depth on the line nearest to Bavon 81
Johp s. fee' inches on the other line in Ssnth d.
and Is feet on the rear line A0 Ia uoPtn'
-, LII 81 ~ GROUND designated by No 4. meas.
e sasst - ieet inches front Washington stree1.
% ,eet inches on the line dividing it fiom lot No
o. iees on the line of depth, and Is feet on the
pr a LOT OF ROUND measuring more or less.
u feet in depth on the line nearest to Bayom
o. .0nn w feet inches in depth on the line ".
hottest to Bayou st. John 81 feet ON the raar he ne
alo lot being composed Of two lots designated by
~, A ~, same day. February e. 1875 at 43o AM
I6n5 H, mHLES THREE CARTS HARNESS AND
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK AMI /
TermsNCash.
. ACT OF sale before A. D. Doriocourt. no4.+v r,,
oy the purchaser. '0~A W w assumed
ta26 fe6 1901
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excited anA unsettled; 10 Mshor; Rio lsk03oAc c.
3sssAy! SSSsHlss lain heeyr q 593li for
strained htkk AxAeE new SIS 50. Lard lower;
prime stem i3* DIS l3.l6c whisky steady at &c.
Goyesnnents-Sixes Of 1881 i1sh; fvetwenties
Of 1852 liss 1854 III; 1865. 1895 new 1lsk; 1851.
llst; leSSl ilsk; new eves 1l5k; ten-fortits.
State bonds quiet and steady, except Tonnes
sees, which are lower; Tennessees, State 81; do
new 81; Virginia skies g. do new %. consolidated
ssh, deferred 1875; Louisiana SKIES n, do new 251
levee s1es rs, dc eights 26 Alabama Fights 40, do
aves 4O Georgia skies 81. do sevens GIL North Caro-
linss 27k do 16 special tax 3; South Car0linas
IS. do new 81, April and October 80.
St0eks closed active and strong. New York
Central 1O2k; Ere 20; Lake Shore 74s; Illinois
Central 97k; Pittsburg 9lk: Northwestern AS,
preferred 59A Rock Isl9nd 1854.
CINCINNATI, January 26.-Cott0r quiet; middling
4Ac. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet;
red 81 O51l 10. Corn dull at 6807Oc. Oats quiet,
6O063c. Pork-Demand light; holders firm at
el8 62k obs IS. Lard quiet; Steam l3kc kettle
140Ahc. Bulk meats-Demsnd fair. market firm;
some sales higher; shoulders 81 065sc clear rib
9s 09hc; clear 90 d1Oc Bacon-Only q limited
jobbing demand. Whisky-Demaud fair. market
trm at 94c. =.
ST. LOUIS, January 26-Cotton and flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat steady; demand mOder-
ate; No. red winter 8 O5k al O6A. Corn dull;
No. mixed 621s 064r. Oats dull; No. 541a a
5Sc. Whisky higher; CSC. Pork hold at &l3 Is.
Dry salt meats and bacon dull; only small job
bling trade Lard held at 49, c; nothing doae.
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POLITICAL.
Rhode Island.

hh00o l9I0mQs
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., January 26.-General
Burnside was elected United States Senator
to-day.
New Jersey.
TRENTON. Nj, January 26-Ex-Governor
Randolph was elected United Str sasGuDU -
to-day. %0ot
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 26-Ex-
President Andrew johnson was elected
United States Senator to day.
The enthusiasm and excitement over the
election OF Hon. Andrew johnson to the
United Senate to-day is beyond description.
He made thirty minute speech to 10000
people on the public square tonight, an.
nouncing his adherence 70 Democratic prin.
.ciples rs set forth in his administration of
the government and former speeches.
The rumors on the streets and at the ho-
tells this afternoon, are. that he had made
concessions to the Republican members Of
the Legislature for their votes. He denies
having made any concessions
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The European War Cloud.

Persons we'll informed in European
l. politics say that the recent alarming edi-
torial in the London Times touching the
the designs Of Germany and the probabili.
ties Of great war IN Europe is due to the
discovery OF q great scheme OF Bismarck
to reconstruct the map of Europe. 1t is
said here that Bismarck has recently pro-
posed to France and Russia the following
programme:
l. That to France shall be surrendered
Alsace and Lorraine, with Belgium and all
the country on the west bank of the Rhine.
2. That Russia shall be allowed to take
possession of Corstantinople and all of the
Turkish possessions in Europe, together
with the Hungarian and Slayonic popula-
ti0ns in Austria.
In compensation for these immense con-
cessiOns to Russia and France Germany
asks to be allowed to extend her rule over
the 100000 Of German population in
Austria-wbich would give her Vienna and
Trieste-and also to take possession Of Den
mark, Holland, and all the country on the
east Dank of the Rhine. The scheme would
involve the blotting out of Austria as a
nation, and of Turkey in Europe, Of Den.
mark, Holland and Belgium.
1t is also understood that Bismarck de-
mands that Russia shall surrender to Ger
many the Baltic provinces of Russia which
are Inhabited mainly by Germans.
This tremendous scheme would have the
advantage of depriving France of any &C.
casion tor going to war with Germany, as
1t would make her greater power than she
ever has been. 1t would give Russia what
she has long plotted for-the possession of
ConstantinOple 30 give an outlet to a
great commerce. 1t would also give her
the Hungarian and Slav0nic populations of
Austria, while Germany would profit by
getting and outlet to the Mediterranean at
Trieste, while with the. possession of Hol.
land and Denmark she would have access
to the German ocean, splendid coast line
and magnificent harbors, and she could at
once be what she has always aimed to be-
come-a great maritime power.
1t is known that some such propositions
have been made to Russia and France, but,
of course, they could not be carried out
without causing war with Belgium. Den
mark, Holland, Austria and Turkey, prob.
ably backed up by England, who could
never afford to allow q scheme like this to
be contaminated, as it would imperil her |
command OF the ocean and reduce her to |
the rank of a third rate or fourth rate Euro |
pean power.
1t is understood that energetic remon.
strances have been made to this plan by the |
nations which would suffer extinction by |
it's contamination as we'll az the neutral |
powers who do not think the public peace
Of Europe possible with three such colossal !
powers as Russia, Germany and France |
would then become.
AL admit that the situation in Europe is
grave but it is believed that a war would |
DO beneficial to this country inasmuch as it |
would give us a market for our grain and
provisions, as well as giving to our manu-
acturers trade by destroying the rivalry
IT other nations.-Nev York Graphic
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN MARTIN.
second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No. 81 39l

RY HOEY 4 O'CONNOR-N1CHoLA J..
place. SATURDAY. February 90 1875 At I tWeiss
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Ancttoneers, Ex.
change, on Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tonho1eo etreets, by virtue of an order of the
honorable the Second District Court fer the mar.
lsn OF Orleans. dated December 81, 1874, wilt be
sold by public suction. for account of the success
sion of J0hn Martin - ~ ~
THAT CHOICE THREE AND A HALF STORY
BRICK DWELLING. known as No. 156 Julia street,
IN tne FIRST District of this city. in the square
bounded by Julia, st. Joseph, Camp and St. Charles
streets The lot is designated BY the No. 6, and
measures about rs feet inches front on Julia
street. by about los feet in DEPTH running back to
spacious alley in the rear, which extends from
Camp to st. Charles street. The imprOvements
comprise cOmnOdiOus and well arranged three
and half story brick dwelling, with kitchen
wing etc This property, from it's location, is we'll
suited for either private or profe ssiona residence
the lower floor adapted for office or business Dur
p0ses S"A
Terms Of Sale-One fourth cash, and the balance
In five equal notes payable annually commencin"
at one year from date OF sale, with ir,terast -
eight per cent per annum from date of aale nntii
final payment. with all the usual securitv cIanas
Of vendor'e lien and privilege, I've DER cent atsor.
neys fees in event Of suit, insurance and frarsSar
OF policy and assumption Of all taxes of 1874 nav
able in 1875 Va Ao's' Psy'
Act Of sale at the expense of the purchaser ba.
foIe W ~ ,o ~ j. ,Casteh, notary public.
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NEW YORK.

Ice Mischief In New York Rarbor.
New YORK, January 26-The ice has dis.
appeared. carrying the can and spar buoys
to sea. Pilots use familiar objects on shore
a. guides.
The ice in the East and North rivers is
very heavy. Several ferry boats have been
caught.
New Steam Line.
A new steamship line hence to Hull is
organizing.
SMALLPOX I'm Havana.
A letter from Havana says the small pox
RACES over the whole island. The patriots
are hopeful of reaching Hhe sugar .planta-
tiOns, which they will burn.
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in any form, or entered into any under
standing With other candidates. q oppoa!.
! tion. That be was elected upon the broad
platform Of the consultation and the admin
national Democracy. .a-~
.... f..F.. Florida.
TALLAHASSEE, January 26. Quorum
present. Proceedings merry. Yesterday
proceedings undone. Both houses gave
complimentary votes for Senator with no
result. t1.r
WisconSin.
MILWAUKEE. January &c. - Carpenters
friends still claim his election as sure.
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BY s. Guinau1t.
SUCCESSION OF SIMON TEAULEr-No. 81 %

RY 9. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE
~ corner Exchange alley and Bienville street
MONDAY, February l, 1875, will be sold at II A. M.
at the late residence of the deceased, at the
corner Of Eleventh street and Carrollton avenue,
by virtue Of Judgment from the honorable
the second District Court for the parish of Or
and signed January g. 1875
Thirty-three Milk Cows, one Bull, and two
Milk cans, and one STOP cart one lot of MIX pai g.
Cheese Moulds and Harness, four Goats two Kids
and lot OF Chickens and Geese.
Also,One lot of household furniture and kitchen
utensils.
Terms-For the dairy, cows. horses carts, har.
ness and dairy utensils up to $780, and below that
amount i0r cash; and above said amount of $500
on credit of six months, for notes SATISFACTORILY
Endorsed. For the household furniture, cash.
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FOB SALE.
-~>"~~~1~s"S>s>>>S1>> N~~r~~>-csN>sNN
SALK AT A RARI

LUX SALE AT BARGAlN-THRR RETIRE
Il furniture of cottage house aitn.t ~ : .an9
eighoorhood The house contains six rooms. ~
e e.G No ease rent S2s The furniture Is in sood
the owner. No boardnghouse feeper naad Eli,
a1a only private parties who wish TO puschass K
3 reSas9napie price and for use. Addresa HOfJsR.
~' "ep0OuIS0 0mce. dali
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AUCTION SALES,
By Nash q Hodgson.
FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES CRAYNE DECEASED
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
No. &c, 1876.


No. 3 1876.
RY NASH 4 aODGsON-w. l. HODGSON
- Aucti0neer-Ohce No. S CaFOndelet street,
On SATURDAY, February -. 1875, ut twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Rxchsnge, in the
basement rOtupda of the ST. Charles Hstei in this
city, by virtue and in pursuance of an order from
the Hon. A L. Tissot, judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated January H.
1875, court docket No. Sc, 736, for account Of the
succession Of James Crayne, deceased, at public
ONE Valuable LOT OF G RouND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon. cit
uated IN the Faubourg Lacourse. in the First Dis
tTict Of this city, in square No. 10. bounded BY
Howard, EratO, Freret llate Jacobs) and ITALIA
streets, designated as lot No. u, which measures
81 feet front on Freret street. by depth of 126 feet
inches lines, between parallel lines all American
measure according to plan by Louis II. Pilie sur.
voyor, dated January =, 1875.
Terms aud Conditions-One-half cash on the
epot, and the balance at one year. with eight per
cent interest, and special mortgage. with vendors
privilege from day Of sole until paid. With five Per
cent for attorneys fees in case Of suit and all GUS
t0mary clauses to be embraced in the mortgage.
Tho taxes for the current year 1878, due and paw.
able in 1876, to be assumed by the purchaser over
and above his bid.
Act Of sale before W. B. Klenpeter, notary pub.
nc. ct the expense of the purchaser
jal3 q 81 fe6 l3
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By A. Gerard.

aoG Gnn6D FURNITURE. CARPETS FANCY
nfxMS S; n6T WORKS, PAINTINGS, JEWELRY
UA4ONDS, WATCHKS, ETC.
X! a. GERARD. AUCTIONEER-OFFICH
- A10 sales rooms Nos. IL and Ia Bourbon street
A1 u6XS11 , Commanding at eleven O'clock
a HOuS1aOLD FU1MfURB CARPRTS. FANCY
HHSUs1pS ARI VQRKS. PAINTINGS, JRWEIHY
SATURDAY. III -SD~AAS ma
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No. 1881.
RY g. E. GIRARDEY, AUCTIONRRR-
~ ONCE No. 81 Camp street-On SATURDAY,
January 80, 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the St.
Charles Auction Exchange, will be sold ct public
auction. BY and in pursuance OF an order from the
Hon. A. L.. Tiss0t. judge Of che second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated the twenty.
eighth Of December. 1874, and rendered in the
soove entitled succession, the following described
ACERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situsted in the
SECOND District Of this city, in the square bounded
designated BY the No. 4, on . plan annexed to an
act passed before P: Z Lsresche. late notary on
the seventeenth of January, 1882 and measuring 40
feet inches front on IRENE street, by los feet s
inches lines deep, between psrallels Together
with all the rights, ways and servitudes thereof
and the improvements thereon, comprising two.
street.
Terms-Cash on the spot. and the purchaser to
snS all the the taxes for 1877 PAYABLE in 1875 over
Act of sale before A. J. Lewis ESQ.,, netarv pub
NC u purchaser expense. de3O jas 16 % 30
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soCChSsloN OF SARAH A. WALTON, DECEASED
RY j. II. WALTON. ArcT1onppp ov,,,
a - no. taller cOurt-On WEDNESDAY, Janrs,
a, sg.a at twelve O'Clock NJ at the Msrchants and
A a, Exchange Royal street nv virtue and
~ p ui s lance OF An order of the honorable fha
saa Hs1 h Court. dated December @ 1874 No
BRICK DWELLING No, 2ts CamD atreat CLA 3
Joseph street, containing halls two parlors and
ha,d H1looms IN main building; two-sto1y back
IRONING room, servants bedrooms etc sil in aonG
S 81 gc me lot IN the square bounded by CAMP
* fsot Magszine and Julia streets. measures
=. t mont on camp street, by IS feet IN denth
Oe1ween parallel lines, bounded In the rear nv
WIDE w "t Joseph street. feet
Ierms-Cash in United States tre,.urv ro..s
tho expense Of purchaeer '' no.aiy pu"'c' aS
de25 ja7 16 2327+
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By Placide J. Spear.
SHKEP, SHEEP.
SUCCESSION OF W. Il. CUMMINGS

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. $685..
~ Office No. 46 Exchange aliey.-THURSDAY.
feos ,,sy =. 1873. at 1920 P. N will be sold
a. q pqGic suction, at the Slaughterhouse, below
In pursuance to an order from the Hon. A. L.
Tlseot, judge of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. dated January e. 1875 for
account Of said succession ' IVA
ONE HgNDRED AND TWENTY.SIX HEAD OF
breed. " ~ ~'Auo"u
iefms-Cash. ja23 27 81 fe4
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ARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

Stimulated by the return of fine weather, the
market opened with pretty general inquiry hui
mostly from brokers', who required CONCESSIONS
which most factors were unwilling to admit. The
sales during the morning, nevertheless, reached
1000 bales, at prices indicating quOtable ,vara
of the buyer. after which, factors evinced dis
position to meet the demand freely, the move.
ment became more animated, resulting in further
sales of $500 bales, making total noted above,
of 5000 bales. partly at previous rates. but mostly
at slight concessions, In conformity with which
we have partially modified our quotations as
above. The business would have been ON a more
liberal scale had factors given way fraction
more, many Of the pending orders being at limits
below the ruling rates..
The sales Of the Past three days sum up
and $500 today against H. $50 for the correspond
ing time last week and 16 900 the week before
Gross receipts since Friday evening q, 3O5 bales
embracing. 3249 from other delivery ports (of
which 3004 from Mobile and PAS from Texas), and
ID ,G56 proper, as noted in statement below.
Exports 1877 bales. embracing 1850; to Liver
pool $500 to Cork for orders 14l7 to Havre ZIG to
Malaga, ia to Barcelona, 1917 to Providence and
1918 10 New York.
The amount on shipboard not cleared, gong on
board, and engaged for shipment was set down at
bracing 81 600 for Liverpool 49, 900 for Havre 5000
for Spain. 5000 for the Mediterranean. 5000 for
Bremen So 100 for the North Sea and 5000 bales for
the North, which, when deducted from the stock
ON hand by our RAINING statement last even
Ing leaves l67 900 bales to represent the quantity
at the landing and in presses uns0d or awaiting
orders
The Exchange reports: "Ssles 5000 bales. Demand
fair" lis quotations. tor ordinary and good erdi.
n 90