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EXTENSIVE FA,Lu-Es IN LONDON

EXTENSIVE FAIkU -ES ~ lCNutN.
New fogk. Juno 1.-Tbe Ercn,n9 Post says
The news Of tic failure OF the Abcfdsse Iron
Company. Of London, Eng, ctuses general
surprise among the trade in this city. pfont-
nent mon in tue trade consider II remarkable
and important failure. Tho Abcrdasc Company
Is verr old concern. It has extensive factories
In Wales whore it has for .nanT ynara turned out
thousands Of tons Of ratlroad iron. Tne Com
fany has done but h.tlo for q year or two paat
The American demand fell Cd entirely. and tho
Continental trado was very much lcsscned. Thoa
thero have bcon numerous protracted strikes,
which havc ca,ised annostug. and expensive de.
iays III tho fNltilIn,ent Of ordeia. striko took
place recently which lasted five or t1 mouths,
and it Is believed that this lant interruption has
hn.teued tho downfall Of tile Company. It is
not thought tint tito failuro will hEoct tho iron
trade here. Tue Company gave employment to
50dc FetBots.
The failure Of saude1son / Co., leading bank
era in London. aud tho firm ~ll,ch failed u 1887,
but Aftetwafl recovored It's busness and stand
lug, w,!t doubtless CAUSE much dhtress tn many
households throughout tho Kingdom. Like
Oyora,mL uurnoy l. Co., they held j vaBt number
Of small deposits, and thoir failure to- the estons
Of ESp0,at0 wtil DO tho nokt painful result Of
THU complicated businosg dhaster.
:, LONDON, June 1.-TAo statement regarding
the failure Of Jsndaraon j. Co., aud Gibcrt a.
Smith, with EGD0,Ug0 liabilities, should have
been that their o1edsors aEe for tho most part
secured. Jamea DawbAru IL also included. Tho
iatter's liabilities s18 eatinato1 1T I34. 600, and
his aasets 4:2j,100.
LoSpoS. Juno 30 .. m.-rte Times money
article says III regard to the recent failures that
tho fu,nprs which prevailed for some
days previous to yessoFdays announcement pou s,at
aa7yson fs ano Of s' many who A'g set ''to to woe
vigorously curtailng their liabilities. aud In
c1easing fllolr cash ba'Aacea. The Ne,cs char
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ILLINOIS,

ILLINOIS,
Special Dtspatth to1hA Chicago Trauns.
WApEL1o. Do Will Co.. ILL.,, june Tho proa-
pcct for wheat In this county is worry good, un-
lesa It should Jet be destroyed by tho Inevitable
chIncl,-bugs, which abound in coun.loss num-
bors. Oats baso improved greatly since tho late
rain. aud bid fair to make two-thtfda OF crop.
Tho corn-prospcct ia very fair. Tic farmers are
about through planting. Tho carly y'planted
Ind to be planted over; and, though tho
eeaaon han been IAto aud cold, large
percentage OF It is up And rsadyto DO cultivated.
Meadows aud pastures, which aeomud nbout to
dry up, arc looking well s|aco tho late rains.
Peaches in this vicinity Ara all BILLED. Appfes
md tho smaller fruits viii be fair average
crop. Fat hogs aro about Ill shipped out, and
but very fow Bt0ckera remain Oh hand In coll
sequence OF which, the shipments from this
polnt tue coming season Will bo light Tho Col
oralo potAto-bug has not put IN Its annnAt ST.
poaranco - YET. and wo arc lead to believe that
it haa Ahout sun it's courso."
49,. spfesas Dsspatth to IN Ch,eaoo Ittbnns.
QALRNA, ILL.,. June l.-wo shall have little
fruit In thia section this year. Cherrica are hn
outire failure pluus 0ittoi aud faW TAtistiss
Of appios.
KANSAS.
5psefal Dtspateh to The Ghttdco Trfttns.
-Four soor9, Han, Juue 1.-Tho hcAvy ra3ns
that visited this section Of country have sppre-
ciatiyeIy diminished the number Of Rraaehop-
pers, hut there ia = grelt abundance hero yet.
Many are getting wings and thoy will be Able to
navigate the air In very short ttmo. The cropa
north, betwesn this city and Kansas City, hAvo
been badly damagad At least 10 per cent Of
tho wheat. corn, oats, and aa1 haa been d.
asroyed. Along tho lins Of the Gulf Na.lroad,
evory vostigo OF vegetation Las boon TAX
en-. ,Che weada eyoa hAye bean con-
sumed. but the farmers ars replenttng.
and, II the seaaon shall psovo favorable. they
mly yet rasso good crop: South OF tins place.
III Cherokee aud Crawford oonotes, tho hop
pers aro doivg comparatively little dxulaGe.
THOR dspredat.ons hAyo beeo almost exclusively
to creek. .bostomH. Tle pralrlos asa clothed with
luxpeihuk growth. and tho crops arc looking
splendid. Wheat Is headed out. and tho corn ta
8'to !nchea In heiRht, Very little dsmA8e In
approhopdea from tho loouAta IN Southern Aan.
! 6aA
AND SO ON, 40 INFihITuM.:
81. LOUIS juno 1.-The Republicans Kansas
City SPECIAL saya that DuEtes and Cous, extsn-
sIys fasa,ess near North Scos1 KAp.. have
reoontly examined by dissection I large
number OF grasshoppos. and found thst
thsse-foufths OF tnoal contAtusa we'll
| developed llyo msggots, which, thav arc conf-
| dent, will noon eItefmiuhse the peatB In Ills
| country, In further proof Of tho existence Of
this msggot. they sAY = lArBs pi!o OF graea!iop'
pars which they have ki!lad We1o almost iniuacdl-
ate!y aliys with msggots.
, 1875-06-02
FINANCIAL.
Decrease Of Our National Debt
During the Month Of May,
81, O,46O.
Ten Millions More Of Five.Twentie!
Called In by Secretary Bristow.


OUR NATIONAL DEBT.
WAsHfSoTus, D. G., Juno 1.-Tho following
table s!lo.a tho condition Of the public dobt OH
tho lat inrt.:
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-The market remains very dull and the absence
of sales prices are nominal at &C. for Pot and &C. for Pearl
Eporers paying &c for both southern ana Western
this market the wholesale houses doing very little and
the sales present are confined TO small lots and orders from
png assortmens the jobbng trade has been more active
the principal demand goods Tor city
and T and ar ns to satisfy
makers OF coarse veal are also larry active IN
nng and there are lew outlets wanting md
ngs se & es sS aTe nominal ami se'
drills &c. moderate request at about current rates
mains firm but is very quiet VIE quote BTn s soT
and MEDIUM ioaiac and Red Tipped sSiOc BrOOms
BUiLDiNG MATERIALs-There continued fair demand
for Bricks and prices rule about no sad we g9ct ps
Il SH n DARK sisds4 si4ssl5 PhdsPIa
adya9ee Of s3sss on q these sae 3d. KP Po1
iaoo bbs including 200 Obl -, and q 600 bills
sales 100000 at q 60 Lime is steady and moderately
s1 a 4 = tS e%Sn s and Il iSa fn
Hair dull irregular lOd2O for Cattle and lSG2lc for
CoFFEE-Iodefs ilc very firm in their views but
aSe the a Of the Which due hers
SATURDAY but has not arrived as yet he only saS &
bags per same both private quote ordinary car
S STss Go % and eIirems raSss lots
Strong sgs more espeey for MaraeabO aud Lasy
lava "a 26c SINGAPORE Il d3c Ceylon, 20d2l c; Mara
cabo 2ld23c; Iaayra 10 lad20 2c Jamaica, 1918 2c
Sano Domingo l6l2dl7c; Porto Rico lSd 3c Costa Kca
Mexican y2d2Oc. Angostura lSd2l 2c 6aNan.
lila 2Od22c. and Curacao at IS ladl9'scy all gold.
COAI-There ~ better feeling in this market The long
continued strike is virtually AT an end NO concession has
the companies but reduction OF 10 per cent IN
paid upon the basis OF 1874 Foreign have arrived
quite freely last and have been sold at lower rates
Gas Goals have met with better inquiry at unchanged
Cumberland Goals are fairly active AZ steady prices
increased demand The quantity sent from All regions
for 32940 tons Anthracite and o3Sl tons OF
corresponding week last year. decrease u oLil5
against SO 1862 tons last year. showing decrease OF
2l27 353 tons We quote Anthracite cargocs - 15ds3 TO-
Cumberland, 80 SOAR james River, 81 1896 so James
River Carbonite SOdS9 so English Camel Ince Hall
si7a$ls American Camel sl2dsl4 western virginia
Gas Coal, 50 5Oqs7 Provincial Coal, 80 rs Gs1 49,
COTTON-The business In spot Cotton Was only limited; ex
porters purchased very sparngy and the market steady
closing OF last Receipts at the ship
ping ports today $40 bales this day last week. 16S
bales his last year. 122l bales total since sept 81
s269 76 bales time last year S710765 bales consol
dated three days. receipts 4263 bales exports TO Great
britain Continent 100 bales stock
I'M 1913 $50 bales consolidated stock bales
FIRST ca OCTOBER 400, italYc February LOO Ga
second september 100 "a ssic Noys% ,1s II a,e
200 I5e August, zoo, ~ September 2Qo ioei 1922
5c May 100 l5 total 700 bales The averages Of yes
terdays deliveries IA follows June loc July
i5O6e August l5?Qc; September loV7c October lA7tc
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RANDOM COMMENTS on THE TRIAL.
MATCHING EVIDENCE.

10 the EGitOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The summing up of MIR. Evarts Is now
nished and exhaustive is IL is probably far from
embnnng all tho points that could be made in favor OF
the defendant Tho point have in view might perhaps
not have strengthened the argument it would only have
been one instance OF calculating the great TRUTH
which like a silver thread shines through the whole OF
Mr. Eyarts admirable address, viz that down to the min
uest detail everything will and must match with truth,
and that il will never with falsehood. We all remem
Der the situation with all its surroundings when Mrs Til
Ton the dead of the night left her husband and her home
taking shelter IN what is called his enemies camp We
know that up this day Mr. TltOn looks upon her as an
ideal wenan whe-sOued pure, noble and true servant
OF Christ II size personally cOgnzant of the crime
with which Mr. Beecher charged how could she dur
ing months have remained III the camp OF her
husbands encmicsi wife, under the impulse OF mo
mentary excitement. leave her husband; but Mrs:
Mr. Bcecher in the court room, nailed ana
heered by Of friends who often clearly enough
chow where their sympatbies are, while the man
whom she adOTcd the father of her children, sits
there abandoned and solitary with no cheering
words or gestures 10 encourage him, his home De
stoyed and all that life may yet have in store Tor MN
hanng on the fa thread OF the voice OF those twelve
men say that il would be impossible Tor any woman
even far below Mrs. TOn in natural or acquired glits
moi 10 break the that tied her and rush enthusiast
fcaly 10 her husbands side whom she knew 10 DC III Ihe
right while she knew that Mr.. Beecher was guilty me
notion Mr. On has OF his wfc's purity and santliness
will only match with Mr. Beechers Innocence, ana can
never i'm the world the fnteSt degree be made 10 mach
wit the shadow of a suspicion OF guilt! f. s. W.
Richmond Va, June Ia, 1870.
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We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange

The local money market has undergone no change,
and money is freely accessible at 202l2 per cent,
and lending late in the day low as per cent.
Mercantile paper is in slim supply and finds ready
sale at 3l205 per cent The Customs receipts at
Washington to-day were 100000, and the Internal
Revenue receipts S125 900, the United States Treas
urer receiving 81 100000 In National bank notes
for redemption. The Clearinghouse statement is
as follows:
Curry exchanges s67 2079 Gold exchanges. s29tso56
Curry balances 3,55l7S Gold balances.... SOL, 436
The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day were Currency, 81, 800 900; coin, $73 25O.0O0
less coin certificates. 500, 950,000.
Government bonds were i'll brisk request, both
from local buyers and in case of some of the de-
scriptions for export The largest business was in
coupon and registered skies of 1881, coupon 800 of
1867, and ten-forties We annex closing street QUO
tatiOns
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DCIOCk +. NJ.
rnion Parific Mail
TUESDAY, June 22-P. NJ.


The new bull movement in stocks. which started
ont so promsingly yesterday, has on tho whole pro-
crossed backward to-day. The market opened from
l TO 3, per cent above the closing prices of yester
day. and before the regular call there further
advance of ls to per cent; but later reaction
left prices at the close from ls to per cent below
those Of last evening The prominent feature of
the market, as on yesterday, has been Pacific Nail
which, having opened at 3s, rapidly advanced to 40
amid such excitement as indicated that there were
parties who feared that the stock might all be taken
before they should have chance to get few shares
But when those who had bought at 80 and 80, or
thereabouts, began to realize the tempting profits
which the rapid advance offered them, there seemed
to come over the minds of spectators some doubts
as TO the positive accuracy of all the rose-colored
stories which had been so freely circulated
concerning the prosperous condition of the steam
ship Company; and as the price declined under tho
effect of realizing and short sales, waggsh bear
accounted for the falling of in price by suggesting
that the business of the Australian line had not been
40 good in the afternoon as during the earlier hours
of the day. With very slight reactions the
price steadily declined from 40 to 1858,
closing with q rally to 367s The stock next TO
Pacific Mail in point of activity was Lake Shore,
which. ON transactions of $4,000 shares, was very
well sustained and although it luctuated back and
forth during the day to the extent OF per cent,
finally closed within ls per cent OF last nights
price. Western Union was somewhat active. and
was hammered down during the day to the extent
of per cent. Erie while 1t has had Its usual ups
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nrage increase in l8?, over is X rs IL per cent,


The exports of produce from the port of Now York
for the week GUIDING to-day amount to $J,6y ,O19,
against $G,429,67s Cor the corresponding week last
year. and $5,72S,015 in 1873 Tho total exports
since Jan. this year are $116,533,343, against
$137 ISL O33 for the corresponding period in 1874
and 1874, 6fO92O in 1873.
At the present term of the Supreme Court in st,
Joseph, in the cases Of Caldwell and Livingston
counties against The Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail
road Company. to recover county taxes assessed
against the Company it was decided that under the
charter of the Company it is exempt from all county
taxation but that it is to school tax. This
decision relieves the Company of over half million
taxes sued for The school tax is only $4,000 per
annum. The charter of the Company is tho oldest
in the State. The decision is of the greatest advan-
tage to the Company.
The first commercial dispatch over the new Direct
Cable Company's line sent to-day by the First
National Bank to McCulloch & Co. of London. We
understand that the line will be open to tho general
public in a few days.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvana Is, third issue, 113; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. 20l2; Reading Railroad. $40; Penn
sylvania Railroad. 50li. Gold. 117i2.
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though generally in some request a. least there . oomsa
lively demand The engagensns 5clnde: no advepoo ~
steam. 900 boxes Cheese 4es 1000 boxes Bacon |o
and by sail 30 bids. Tobacco s To Ir10n, ~ sa ~
bbs flour @ 800 bbls Ro.n on private term: sna Y
bark from Philadelphia TO Genoa with 1000 bbs Esnnss
A d German bark Of 722 tons
previous 10 ARRIVAL from do 70 Continent with about o
Russian with 4OO bales Cotton private terms
Later-o Glasgow by steam 400 bbs Rosin at s. 81 The
charteng this evening fairly active In Petroleum.
tonnage steady The charters follows kor
wogan bgig. hence % Baltic. With 500 bolS OR, Re-
deIphia % Antwerp With 1000 bbE. Do ss a. "a:
q German bark hence 10 Baltic, with $500 bbls
do Swedish bark hence 70 Dahtzc with 800 bbs
do Is Cd 10 other Baltic ports As 3D. British bark.
Continent Dutch with 5000 bbls DO al Is 3d.
consignment British ship TO arrived hence 10 Pro
men OF Antwerp with 1900 bits DO As I'd Norwegian
Stockholm with q 90 bbis Naphtha Al Be- ID:
q bark Baltimore StetD Dantzr with
300 bbis Refined Petroleum. at IS 3D. another from do.
1900 bbls 20 tho Baltic. at "a Cd British bark 10 Ar
rye hence the Continent Dutch with about $500 bot
do at As Cd British bark. hence ~ Penarth Roads VITA
qrs Grain reported at S. 3D. To Liverpool by stam.
bbls Rosin at 3s Id To effect transactions Gram BY
concession Of rates necessary shppcrs
willing 10 take hold of the figures demanded
FRUTTS[rhe Foreign Dried IL generally stesy,
with jobbing demand tho sales 900 boxes We
lenca At l0c 1000 boxes Layer 40, ~ 25 2SM
private terms; 1000 boxes terms nos
made public $50 bbls CurTans &c., 800 bbs Ia ots 90
25 casks SeryA Prunes chiefly at &c we
N
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WHAT MR. CARPENTER KNOWS.

TO the Edffor Of The Tribune.
SIR: OF course your duty as an editor forced
YOU to give UP large amount of space in Saturdays
issue TO the silly murmurings and hearsay pratting OF
that genius OF meddlers Mr. Carpenter but the general
ouinon will be that it an unnecessary reappear
ance.r when Mr. Carpenter, speaking of msstatement
of Mr. Bcecher says, When Mn Beecher told his COM
mittee last summer that demand and threat were
made upon him. he notu under OATH, we may remind
Mir CARPENTER that different cOl0ring might be given 10
his facts II he could be put under oath and cross exam
ined but this babber seeing that that time is past pra
css into the public notice, and haye-words, words,
words Mr. Carpenter says that he was not authorized
by Mr. Tton TO NEEDLE for him. certainly Mi: Beecher
was guilty such nonsense; so we are forced 10 paste
on Mr. Carpenters back the motto Pro bono puDllco
IL may be that among all this rubbish that Mr. Carpe-
M has been sweeping together these years that there is
grain of truth But II does not affect the cause In issue
Mr. Carpenter resolved to tell all lie knew in word
Nothing u H. H.
Pilsbu-1h. Penn, June Is, 1875.
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and downs. continues on tho days business. 10 seek
its final destination of zero, having closed
at 1898 after selling as high as 14os
Union Pacific has not received much at'en-
tion to-day. but has slightly sympathzed
- tn the prevailing weakness Of the general iis''
The total transactions of the day have amounted W
263 900 shares, of which 42,S0O shares were IN
Western Union, at 73a407i4@73073Iaf
727s0723. a decline of 1ls per cent? racine Man,
o. 200 shares at (3S and 40)a3SiaG G36's03|'s
l13ess0370367s, a decline of 90 per cent; Union
Pacific. 6,9OO shares at 74073ls073li, decnne
Of 3, per cent Northwestern. 5000 shares a.
S-7s937l. decline of Il per cent; Preferred, ooo
shares q, ,jO205O, gain of Il per cent; st. ra"i,
1000 shares n, 32al0a3032as, a decline Oh Oh
g per cent; Prefcrre~, 40. AZ 1897
55; Rock Island, 1,4O0 Sir w,ha.b
1923. a decline Of -ls per cent /.
800 shares, at 7ss, gain of Il pei ce"' :
Ohio and Mississippi, 1.2O0 shares at 23i2%1'e' :.
decline of ls per cent Lake Shore, a, 6oo shrc'' ~
81 Q61 l20603i a u a cos a 6Oos1G0is 0Goi2 uo-
cline of ls per cent Erie $4,000 shares al lt.2~
14os0134 013i20137s913as de, cline Oh .
per cent Central and Hudson. 100 shares. AT ~. -
a gain of il per cent Panama. 800 shares a. loo~
134l2, a gain of Dig per cent Erie Preferred ooo
shares at 2O921i2 Delaware, Lackawanna anu
Western, 900 shares, at 119l201197s, gain Of .
per cent, and of Hannibal and st. Joseph, LOO
shares at 23023s4 023l2. a gain of lis per cent
The market closed feversh and unsettled.
The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices
of actiya stocks sold today have been as follows:
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The bids for stocks at the close Of the Exchange

The London market is reported only moderately
active, and while British ConsOls are strong
and a quarter higher and Erie excited and IL
regular at I13i012, United States bonds were
steady. Discounts 33i2 per cent, and the mini
mum rate at the Bank of England gig per cent.
This institution gained in bullion on balance,
f1SSOO The foreign Exchange market was
quiet and steady at the reduction of yesterday,
while business could be done as low as 81 S6i20
81 81. and 81 s9l2Q$i 80. The late scarcity of
gold has checked shipments, and no important outgo
is expected tomorrow. Gold opened strong at
I1712 and then ruled dull and easier at 1173s on a
limited volume of business, finally dropping to
1l74. On gold loans rates were per
cent and fiat for borrowing, and per
cent paid to have balances carried. The
export clearances Of domestic produce from this port
for the week ending today the currency vaua-
ton of $5,607Ol9. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out in coin $4,000 in interest on the public debt
and Si26, 900 in redemption of called bonds. The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred: Gold cleared, $l2,G0l ,000 gold balances,
S1.75S, O9G; currency balances, $2069,043. The
for cold warn follows.
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FAIR PLAY IN THE TRIAL.

TO the EdttOr Of the Trt0une.
SIR: have been watching with great in
terest the OF THE TRIBUNE since its new depart
ure Your pan far adhered to, of publishing every
thing complete and abridgng nothing, whether meas
ured by acres, bold and will result in
TIE TRIBUSE's being taken by every one stl, must
eay Sir that there Is thing that the Americans like
even better than unabrdgmens, and that fair play
And certain great trial which absorbs the interest
of nation aud divides families, litigaDt counts his
supporters by millions, and the Other happens TO
be ieDdess the least that journal like the one over
which you preside-tOo immense in its influence ana
magnificent its proportions 10 be open TO any sus-
picion of purchase-can do is to stand of and see
FAIR PLAY.
No 80 West Tcentserentst Nec York, June IA, 1875.
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aRxLoCR.
Common H.ieA

LINSEED quiet with sales Of 1000 bags Calcutta N
LUMBER-The retail trade is moderately active. and
improved export orders from the West
auoations Dry stock and rules The recent
fall prices Of spruce and Hemlock has created some
can be sdvanced before september they then Blae.
Walnut In good demand at fair prices Ash and White Wocd
500 Dressed Flooring, from yard $500 r1e plaaa
rough per piece sSGs9s spruce Hs rough MAS Hem
s35dst0 Black Walnut extra wide, sl5Oas2oo Pine clear
NAVAL sToREs-The market general is exceedingly
dull with prices materially changed Rosn Common 70
tame at 81 nc Tar Is selling in small l2aSs2 rs
Pitch IL selling slowly at s2 l22at2 - for lots
sales Of Coarse Feed az s9oSs2i Mddngs at s2sas30 Fine
at s249s25, and Rye Feed at s2s v ton -
St and the market Is steady the trade also very
spangy hhds and la bbs Antigua recently sold
aquez 67 hhds and Dbl Matanzas have we'd late
ly but marketed. We quote Porto Rico at iOd5ec
30 sc Demerara 3sej0c Barbadoos AZ .6c Croix.
42disc. and New Orleans at coarse. -...
uiac purchasing any extent bat holders ae
pressing their stocks upon the market and nrner hgs
the sales embrace 100000 Lake 2a2s Manufactured
Is quiet at SOC for copper sheaihlng LOT bos
and 2sc. Yellow Metal Bolts scotch Pig Iron stu
very dull the operations still small that there really
was no positive AND Ser os 4, ps@ain mainly be-
th good basis for alteration though tho
made to work OF any amount OF stock Boyers were
aud far between on all outlets stocks continue large
nonua Foreign Pig Lead is sn dull and nesleesd ami
IS o0asG gold Manufactured steady Bar at s Pipe etc
and at 9o less 10 cent 70 the trade Foreign spet
I s ud and and unehans Pc lin Continues very aa and
in teabsepce Of sales prices are nominal VIZ quote ancs
are ed rather confidence but the demand si
very hsht ses VI 300 bexes Charcoal I'm Aai ovo esxA