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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-17

Here round the house the brown paths ran
To fchened gate. and stoop and we'll,
Full forty years since they began
TO warm when busy bare feet fell
The wilderness redeens it's own,
With clover leaves and plantain strewn,
The old meadows dimmed and erased,
The surge has washed them out at last,
The day old grindstone, crank bereft,
Worn like pebble in a brook,
And little but the axle left,
Stands idle in that shady nook.
h. lusty times when naked arms
= lat conquer deserts into farms,
= ound off the sickle's edge of wire
". lsparks of wit and sparks of fire,
- scythes swung down from apple limb
-. set upon its ripping rim.
re the arms that turn the crank
md 60 o
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-17

rho., 7ers have washed the colored light
- inbows down upon the place.
flame in red and white
m, les in their violet grace,
r,.a jaybird's azure flash,
mn, # the mountain ASH
M Ii aster's gay cockade,
M a,1,o,, 18th their green parade
er.sa sizes prim and clean,
NJ aranoa, 'utternut that pays
- upon the green
re- o.r,na,aa t Autumn days
200 ~ heart can vile
,o.-;,<x an, lies from living eyes
80. -. rds last holy mile
To perfect peace " al Sai7e
VII.
All foodvood wred > oA' e4uei nLa
With apple cbeesA a.,D1' no"'
Where used 30 gatha a eno III
The hops and beest 'o1e "so'
go vow ann,as make the air,
As fragrance in maHh
see their constelaA LIS si0ah
Like planets in fanA o""
ar Ma,-ar shor,d h aptise
Each new made star He au0 1lise.
T. - .,froe. and an should shine
With ar matte light divn %.
In silence standing on this iiliA
OF desoIation and decay
Now in this. amber cup i drln1
To the dear dead and gones a"ay.
--Rocbeste- Democrat = e''o Gayo7sacoe
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-17
The Deserted Homestead.

BY BENJAMIN e. TAYLOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
Stocks Triflc Firmw but Dull-GOld STRONG
at LIS l-9 a II6 "a a ll6 IS.
RAG CURRENCY BETWEEN @ss AND 1857.
Money on Call IL and 3 Per Cmt-An Ad-
vance in the Bank Of England
Rate of Discount
FOREIGN EXCHANGE UNSETTLED.
WALL STREET.


THURSDAY, Oct 14-6P n
Stocks to-day compared with the closing prices yes
terday generally hrmer yet speculation developed
specially important features. Thc most distinctive
change madc in Missouri Pacific which advanced
from 1917 TO lSs, then suddenly broke TO 15z Suisse
qucntly the recovery steady I7 but the closing
price was 1914 Lake Shore active, selling at 53A
63I 81 later it rallied and closed at 53A. For
Western Union the transactions amounted TO 1000
shares Tho opening price was 70, from which there
WINS decline to IA and a recovery and end ct TAX.
Northwest common reached s5 after sales at 34 and
ended 35k. Eric declined from 1871 to l61<, but
closed at 16x. Ohio and Mississippi advanced from
15x 70 1917 ending at 1884, kilograms from Cincin-
natl that the Ohio and Mississippi annual meeting
Is progressing The following gentlemen men,
toned as tho new dircctors:-Mcirs St Louis;
Tracy, 81 Louis; Anderson Cincinnati; J.
r. Morgan, New York. and Robert Carrot.
The report prevalent that the Baltimore Ohio
Railroad Company had perfected a lease OF tho OHIO
and Mississippi but in despatch from Cincinnati Vice
President King of the former line, states 'there is
truth In the report that this company will manage tho
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. The road viii be man
aged heretofore"
New York Central sold at 1025S 100; Rock Island, at
1o2K los; New Jersey Central, at 1o3 1o3<; Union
Pacific at 81 66s4 . 81; Hannibal and St Joseph, at
7A II; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, at TN Is;
Atlantic and Pacific preferred (ralroad), at OK o.
Other changes unimportant
THE SALES
The transactions tho Stock Exchange to-day az
gregated 106 900 shares which distributed among
active stocks foows:-New York Central and Hud-
SON. $40; Eric $3.50; Lake Shore, co. $50; Northwest
ern, II, soo do preferred, 500; Rock Island, 700;
Pacific Mail, $500; St Paul, 1900; do preferred,
LOO; ohios 3225; Western Union, 40, 500; Union
Pacific i 600; Missouri Pacific IL $50; Atlantic and
Pacific, preferred, 500.
OPENING, LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest priceg Of the day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct. ~. 1875
o1s.s5y sa.s LHsspt s;oc se bales Exports
NEw ORLEANS Oct. IA. 1873
Cotton, demand good; middli1g. l3hs: low middling.
gross 1877 Exports to Great Britain S5Si Sales: $50
Stock, 57292
Cotton weak; middng l3c. low niddling, .I24c. /;
good ordinary l2c Net receipts sS5 bales Exports
Cotton quiet, lower to sol middng isszc low mdding
4ssSs 'A' ' 80 ''' -'''. . s.O'A
Cotton easy; middling. 1879 y lie low middine
Stock ss,sos.
WILMINGTON, n. O., Oct H. 1875.
for strained. Tar firm at 81 40
Flour steady sales coo 6bls Wheat aal ,slss 900
Club held az 81 s. Corn quiet sales Of car ots az 7sc
barley qnie sales 1000 bushels 40 Canada at q o.
Corn msals3l er bolted; $50 for uneSed ton Mil
& SS'9 aSs XII aaSs
SSshs hg,S IL 900 S0 sIef 5m 1sao sss
'0'N TOLEDO DC. a. 1875
No white Wabash 81 81; No. do. 81 2s No, white
scs 81 SS Der q "a & Der
cem6er, 81 q; 10 amber Michigan. 81 otk No. red
mixed sI{1c November, Gle; low mixed Gle; So2
white, &c grade OO4c., damaged, DC Oats duli
fair inquiry unchanged Recepts-3so 900 bushels wheat
1900 do corn, 1000 do. Shipmcnts-l,OOO bbs
-four 5000 bushels wheat 400 do 10000 oats
BUFFALO, Oct. IA, 1875.
Lake rsccpts-Flour 2eoo bills wheat 1900 bushels;
800 bills wheat i45OO bushels corn 5000 do. oats
~ 600 do barley, 1900 do Railroad shipments-Four,
$500 bb. wheat, 1900 bushels; 600 do. oats
200 do Canal shipments to tide water-Whcat 100000
poinss-wheat 1900 bushelsi corn, 1850 do Canal
freights-Wheat 71c. corn, 61Sc 7c oats, 4Ac. to
New York, tolls included Flour qnet, but firm
Sales 800 bills At proviou, quotations Wheat du Arm ;
do. white Michigan, NJ 81 81 Corn dull and easier;
sales 300 do. sample Western at 65c 65c 1880 do no
66t4c Oats dul sales 500 bushels No
Chicago Zoe Rye neglected Barley quiet sales 900
inactive. Pork quiet but firm; heavy mess S5 30 Lard
quiet i45Sc. f5e Highwines nominaliy II IL.
CHICAGO Oct. "a, 1873.
Flour dull. Wheat strong and higher No. Chicago
spring 81 1875 No do, 81 i0, spot 81 OaA seller No
vember 81 u seller all the No ., tAc rejected,
s6c active aud prices have advanced No mixed.
574.c a 57kc, spot 54lfc bid, seller November; i5A4c
hid seller al the yenr; rejected SIC. 56Ac Oats de-
ucober SIZE seller November; 2sc seller all the year
rejected. 2kc Barley dull and prices shade lower NJ
gI,c spot DC seller October; 034c., seller November
RYE dull unchanged Pork dull and prices shade lower
yembcr Lard quiet steady 80 spot $I2 80 seller all
the year Bulk Ia fair demand but Ut lower
shoulders axe short rib middles l2i4c short clear
mddes 12E,e. l3c Whiskcy fair demand, but AZ lower
Bosld .is lower n Io oc.Sbc Il & Sovembcr
Corn lower 40 J0ISc 564c October 53ss November
Ne lower Pork easter lard unchanged. ReccirsFl
900 bba wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn 5000 do; oats,
Flour 5000 bbis wheat. 5000 bushels corn, 5000
do. oats, ~ ODO do barley, l3,uDO do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
THE CITY FINANCES.
THE COMPTROLLER MOUNTING HIS HOBBY OF
ECONOMY AGAIN.

THE COMPTROLLER MOUNTING HIS HOBBY OF
ECONOMY AGAIN.
An adjourned meeting of this Board was held at tho
Mayors office yesterday. Mayor Wickham, Comp
trolcr Green, Alderman Lewis and Tax Commissioner
Wheeler present
Alderman Lewis called up the resolution authorizing
the Comptroller $3.50 900 of Croton stock
in accordance with the law OF 1872 Corporation Counsel
Whitney had previously sent in opinion to the Board
in which he certified its powers in authorizing thu
issue.
Comptroller Green remarked he had not opportun-
ity OF examining the opinion and suggested that the
matter should lie over until tho next meeting After
some short debate this course adopted
resolution was passed permitting the Fro Depart
ent purchase 20 600 feet of hose after advertising
for proposals in the usual way.
Comptroller Green read communication winch ne
had Just received the Park Department asking for
the issue of ''City Park Improvement stock" to the
amount OF 500, 900. Consideration of the subject
laid over until the next meeting.
Mayor Wickham called up for adoption the resolution
asking for an issue OF 800 000 deemed necessary at this
time for the purchase of land aud other necessary
pcnscs DO incurred the removal OF aqueduct cato
houses 10th and 135h streets and the waste weir
at 1920 street This work to be done by authority Of
the of 1875 and the gates and weir to be
placed by structures outside the boundaries of the
avenues. An opinion of the Corporation Counsel was
received deciding in favor OF the laws passed bearing
upon those points. Commissioner Porter, who was
present at the meeting his ideas as to the neccs
sity for carrying out the work without delay.
Comptroller Green expressed his convection that the
whole work could be accomplished at two thirds thu
cost proposed in the plan OF the Department of Public
Works He wanted the matter laid for future
sideration He also wished to know by whom the drat
of the law was made which the Legislature.
Commissioner Porter answered that the draft had been
made by Mr.. Tracy and submitted 10 the Corporation
Counsel
After some discussion the necessity of the work
further action postponed and the Board adjourned
m next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
THE FIFTH AVENUE BANK.

On Wednesday morning business was begun at the
now Fifth Avenue Bank, at tho corner Of Fifth
and Forty fourth street Such an institution in that
locality has long been needed by the wealthy
inhabitants of the neghborhood The establishment OF
the bank was much desired that no difficulty was
found in placing the stock Indeed, few capitalists
expressed their readiness to take 1t ALL Some of the
strongest moneyed OF New York figure
tho subscription list On the 7th Of July
election OF officers aud directors took place. resulting
In the choice Of the following gentlemen Phillip Van
Vokenburgh for President, John H. Sherwood for Vica
President, A. 5. Frsse for Cashier and James Buell.,
John b. Cornell Jonathan Thorn, Gardner Wetherbee,
William H. Ice Russell Sage Webster Wagner, Joseph
s. Lowrey, Charles r. Smith, Joseph Thompson and
A. s. Frisscll directors. ON the 18th inst the day
appointed the payment of stock, the whole amount
was promptly handed IN. The bank Is simply one
Of deposit and discount Incorporated under the laws OF
the State.
The cashier Mr.. A. s. Frsscll Is well known as the
former loan clerk Of the Importers ana traders
National Bank The banking Offices are commodlous
and handsome A parlor for tie accommodation Of the
presumably large number OF lady dcpostorh ID one Oh
tho features oil the institution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Tho Real Estate Exchange was crowded yesterday.
more spirited gathering Of bidders has not been seen
for months
Adrian H. Muller 4 Son sold by order OF the Daven-
port Trust Company by order Of the trustees tho four
story brown stone front house. with lot a. by 415 by
II by 1868 by 20is by 2L9, No. $50 West Thirty sec
Qua street south side, SO IL feet east Of Ninth
avenue 10 Richard Mctiil for $780, SAID property
being valued at $l3 800.
vi TX. stevenson. Jr., sold, under pcrcmptory sale,
four lots on Fourth Park and Seventy eighth
strect-Iots l00x21 =, 25xlOO, 25xl0O 2jxl00-toW L.
Farmer for 500 ZOO said lots being valued at $50 900
X stevenson also sold two lots, each 25xl02 2, OF
Eighty third street O. feet east Of the Grand Boule
ward to Mr Feltcr Tor 800 the said lots having COZ
three years ago $4,000 each.
d s. Carter sold, per order of the Supreme Court Ia
foreclosure the five story brick house and lot 20 by
1922, on East Seventy NTH street. south sdc
200 feet Of Second avenue, to w, X. Rose Tor
Sill COO SAID property being valued al SIS 500 also
adjoining house and lot similar In style lot 20 by l02
W. X Rose Tor Sill 900, said property being valued
at $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15

MEMORANDA.
The nag OF tho Stock Exchange was placed az half
mast to-day q tribute Of respect to the memory
Mr. Basil Hail. old member OF the Board, who died
the 18th ult In Europe, whittier he had gone for
health
Tho Committee Stock List have placed the
free list of the Stock Exchange the first mortgage
bonds of the Boston and New York Air Line and the
Western Union Telegraph bonds OF 1900 coupon and
registered
Ere Railway Company will not be held this month, in
consequence of the absence of any business TO transact
The report OF the receiver, two months overdue,
is still withheld account OF unexplained cause
James W. Hewlett dealer in hides, leather and oils
under the firm name OF John O. Hewlett & Son, No
Water street. Baltimore suspended payment yesterday.
Mr. Hewlett states that he is engaged in preparing
statement for his creditors His liabilities sup
posed to amount to $50, 900 or $4,000.
Messrs Asher 4 Redlinch, Of No. "a Walker street.
dealers in lace goods, suspended yesterday. Their
liabilities about $T00
Messrs Fay Co., OF No 70 Greene street, wholesale
dealers in hats and caps also announced having
failed yesterday. No statement of their liabilities or
assets has been made
Strauss, Lehman Co., dry goods importers, at No.
so Leonard street. yesterday made general assign
Morris Tuska for the benefit OF their creditors
The liabilities of the firm are about $3.50 600 chiefly to
manufacturers in England.
The conference between the Missouri Pacific stock
has been postponed until Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15

Jute bats demand and steady The
ton $40 $3.50 Tor double and SIS $40 for single Ma
n e 9s%p @ Ps s sn' s's 10 ms a sTi
jute 34c Sc, gold Jute butts quoted PIE Be-
iIIprs..The market was sg quiet and without material
moi made public We quote Ayrcs IS ~ lbs,
221sc a241e do 20 20 p lbs 2ic 2sc Mon.syideo,
. Rio TsSde q to g 9TbsSn sle ornoco y Ss
Ane S MS il 70 q bs Doe Mata@oios lbs issc
poke Vera Gr 10 % 10 he i1S lss Begots y az 20
5c gold selected city Slaughter % 80 70 lbs e.ss
ao o~ r. market was quiet and unchanged with
ss 3 SSd Rsao sS hh Ts'
9 9 9 Nsw 3oaS o M s ss do @s
Porto Rico s7s; SOC English Isand', $50 Soc' Now
NAVAL sTonrsThe market spirits turpentinc firm
and r@ "s better or grades were also rm
SS Ss god and Taas S e. De % Sp pab
Tar rs IL fair os6ns and steady Ia ne EsIo
We quote Spirits of surpentns 4aIlc 4sc. rosn,
strained 81 7s Wilmington TAR, s. 81 Washington tar.
os,~Linseed quiet and without further change Ggs
tor seed in fair demand and firm Olive was dull but
without decided change Menhaden was dull and so%s
and Arm. We nuote :Cotonseed, crude &c 46c do,
nsesd casks and bbls Ssc eoe lard present makes
81 os 81 o5 do winter " " y o. menhaden sound S
beachcd winter 81 So do natural do 81 50 whale North.
SOC re a7sc olive. casks, 81 IS 81 10;
do. 81 25 q "a so
PEraoLscm-ihe market was dull and nominal. Crude
in bulk was quoted at 6Ac for prompt and s2tc Tor
20 Refined Viii or sa
an. and ssIss soa Il M SssHRs
was qa0ted :. IsS q. prompt and month
ior ponD. and month"; cargo lots isc sHs The Creek eek
3 s sa raoas sui saS 5 bid
United y sik 81 aak shipmsnss VI 90 ..,.
loa5 do. lard, los do, The pork market was dull and
lower. closing with continued downward tendency at
Der The sales 800 bills mess at f. Is $a2 ss
sellers osobs at e $50 SSs d. d. and
90 o e' family pork ~ 90 hogs faosd q
bee-rlain mess. $40 sill extra FL 80 si2 50;
ness SIS s. So So India mess si7 SD prime mess
$lea$i7 Beef hams qnoted At $24 50 for Western
meats were moderately active Tho sales 10 boxes
n5 s @ LARD rea 1ea r. &
for cash and October with sales Of 40 erces Western
terces October . AZ Il ise 1000 orcss do At 4s
500 terces seller year At sAc Bgtser,Ihe demand for
steady without much strength We quote fair
%esc9n a to as &C
tubs iair 70 choice, 25c 300 Western Reserve and
fancy grades being small holders very firm in their
views Other grades quiet and without further change
dairic fancy, full cream l2c l3c; do fair TO good
p %on 10 fancy ~ &c $50 'An' '''0''
Rcr-Ths market was steady, With obbing sale. q Is
and p bags Rangoen at 63c 614c We quote Caro-
to primo and common qualities down to 5c Rangoon oo
SIC, Patna 7c TIC. currency; Rangoon in
suGAR.--Raw noinnaly unchanged We note sale of
So hbds. molasses at 74c Refined was weak The
Stock (ascertained by actual
count, including specula-
Receipts since October h.. 2,46o 1l,2S7 1888
Totals .IoI 800 Al TBS us,los los
al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER l 1s75TR1PLE SHEET

has been further withdrawal OF specie to-day
70 the extent OF Elss 600 The proportion or
TO liability has steadily decreased and is IS u per
cent, against 4oH last week and 4o1s the week
before The decrease in specie In tho Bank Of France
during the past week is 9,9o7, To0E Rentes
in Paris, 65f 20c Exchange London, 25l 20 &c,
short sight In Frankfort, new nves are o9ss
Tho following the Ave O'Clock London quotations:
consols FOR money, 937s o. do for account 90 1915
"a; old 'o5s, 1884, 1O4 '67s, lo7s< 1o7k; ten
forties 1O4S 1o41 new fives, 1o3as 1881 Erie de-
clned TO l41l
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were firm and in active demand. New
Jersey Central consolidated nrsts advanced 70 1O7
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy oights to ia Union
Pacific nrsts 1885, Delaware Lackawanna and West
orn convertible 70 llek Harlem coupon nrsts to ia,
and Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon
gold bonds 70 s5h; Michigan Central sevens sold at
1929; Ohio and Mississippi seconds declined to 639<,
Toledo and Wabash nrsts 81 and Chicago and Mil
waukce nrss 10 97 one lot OF 40 900 Cleveland and
Pttsburg consolidated sinking fund brought 1os
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold at 1921 for Commerce, 95I for
Fourth National and SO for German American The
latest bids are annexed:-America, 1872; Central M
tional Co.,; Chatham 1885, Chemical, 1,600; city, 3oo
Commerce. 49,; First National 200; Fourth National,
95A Fulton, 157; German American. s1H; Gold Ex-
change 1911 Importers and Traders 1876; IRVING 1872;
Mercantile 1o9 Merchants 12l; Merchants Exchange
1903; New York. 1872 New York National Exchange,
1o1 Phonix 90; Union, 40
STATE BONDS
In State bonds Tennessee old declined toe, but the
other changes were unimportsnt
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following are the Philadelphia stock quota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
ADVANCE AND DECLINE

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes in closing prices since those OF ysser
day follows:-
ADVANCE. and Pacific Telegraph, "; At
lantc and Pacific preferred, 4 New York Central q
c. G. and !. c., "a Harlem l (; Lake Shore, 4 North
west common, q do. preferred 4 Ohio and Mis-
sissipp, = Pacific Mail, "a; Quicksilver, IL; Rock
Island, 4 st. Paul common, Ii Union Pacific, a !;
Missouri Pacific y New Jersey Central u gold, X.
DECLINE Delaware and Lackawanna, "a Erie, u,
and Wabash, u.
STAnoSARY.-St Joseph, Panama, Western Union,
Michigan Central. District Of Columbia 365 bonds and
Erie in London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
9.aA TO 8 2. 4
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wEAK-FLoUR QUIET-wHEAT HIGHRR-CoRN
QUIET AND EAsIER-oATs ACTIvE-RYE QUIET
AND NoMINAL-BARLEY QUIEr-BARLEY MALT
DULL AND NoMINAIr-PoRK DULL AND LowRR-
LARD FIRMER-PETRoIEUM DULL AND NoA1-
EAL-NAvAL STORES FIRM-HIDEs QUIET
OILS QUIET AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sTEADY-FREIdHTs sTEADY-HEMP AND JUTE
QUIET AND sTEADY-GUNNIEs DULIs-CoFFEE
QUIET-sUGAR NORMALLY STEADY.
THURSDAY Oct 14-0P.M.
The movement in merchandise tolerably active,
with values quite Irregular however On Change flour
in moderate demand and unchanged, but wheat
advanced &c. &C. per bushe on good demand Corn
was Off about lie. per busne, closing dull Oats were
about steady at yesterdays prices Pork declined and
closed weak. Lard flrmer but quiet Cotton was
very irregular and feverish. Futures weak Pc
nominal. Naval firm Oils
quiet and unchanged. Hides quiet Hemp and
jute quiet aud steady Gunniss dql Groceries
quiet and steady
CorrER-Thc market quiet for Brazs quiet and
mild coffee We sales of 1856 bags Santos
Biela private terms We hsvo copy Of Messra
Wright Co.'s Rio telegram, dated 18th inst advising
United inst bags Ship
ments Atlantic ports 1000 bags; do Gulf
ports 5000 bags Loading for the United States $4,000
bags date oc0 bags Average daily receipts
5000 bags Priee-Market steady $500. The stock Of
mild coffee hands follows Java, 1920 grass
mats; Singapore s,454 mats Ceylon, 1913 bags;
Maracabo. 1900 do; Laguayra, 71S do Manila, 5000
do Angostura 90 do Sayania 10 do Total % 357 bags
1920 mats Java, and s,454 mats Singapore We quote
Ordinary cargoes, 9c o4c fair do. 2o4c. 2otsc
good do, 2074c. 2lc prime do 2lc 2ixc extreme
range for lots 9c 22c.; Santos, fair good Doc
2ic gold ninety days; Java government bags, 26c 27c
do. grass 26c. 2Sc; Singapore do, &c DC
Ceylon 2lc. be Maracaibo DOC 22c Laguayra. 2oc
2lc.; Jamaica. 1870. DOC. ST. Domingo 1Sc lSLsc
Porto Rico, lszc- 20c Costa Rica, Ice 21sc. Next
can, 20c 21Lc; Manila 2oc Ole Angostura, lee a
211c.; savanlla, zoe PKG; curacoa 19c- zoe
CorroS-o rcctify quotations. strictly good ordinary and
the lower grades are marked up c The market however
in tho MAN, is decidedly easier In tone, with dis
position to sell lots to arrive for which the demand less
Cotton the owing scarcity Of desirable
selectons continues to command comparatively full prices
The Of 5000 bales in short notices exporter
ported yesterday on private terms, was at 1916 After
Change to-day sales of lob bales made in addition
the sales regularly reported below The excitement in f
ture deliveries is without material abatement, although
made with certain shorts who have been
obliged to ask for settlements and the bear In
terest has thus become narrowed down the
substantial houses With easier Liverpool market
reports weather the South. smaller short
teres dispatches pointing full receipts the market
future deliveries opened weak aud declined about &c.
but part the loss but again ruled
buyers and closed weak. The final figures Of yes
terday and to-day compare as follows
H,e1n sd,rnD rfObg