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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
LAFLESSNESS IN INDIAN TERRITORY.

yINTTA THREATENED WITH ATTACK BY TWO WELL
ARMED PARTIEs-ALL THE WOMEN AND CHILL
DREN LEAVING THE TowN-BRUTAL MURDERS
IN THE LOWER PART OF THE CHEROKEE ma
ToN-TROoPs NBEDED-A FIGHT SoAESTARILY
ANTICIPATED.
VINITA, l. T., Jan. IAN attack from Ross
and his party 10 Dtsrly expected. All the women
and children aboard passenRrs srain ready Co pull
out st q moments notice. The Missouri. Kansas and
Texas passenger train Is ber detained and u Is feared
that IL has been overhaned by the mob. They number
200 we.Larmed men, mostly fullbloods Scouts report
them within 20 miles OF this place. Troops badly
needed Intense excitement prevails. and trouble Is
anticipated as there men arriving hourly from the
lower part OF the Nation reporting brutal murders all
along the line OF their march.
The Pms did not make attack last night rs was an
tcpated reported TO be Ia miles from here ana
making good time Almost every white person mas LEFT
the place. and the probabilities that there VIII not
be "a woman OF child here at IL o'clock tonight. They
number about rs men, we'll armed. Further and more
Trustworthy reports say Plus 100 strong Every
person has left Choueau station south Of here, ana
the Cherokses residing Grand River arc coming ato
town Ia droves Az advance gaasa starts In nan all
hour 20 meet the enemy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
THE APPROPRIATION FOR THE ROCK ISLAND
fBRIDGE
THE CANOE VOYAGER

MIR. BISHOP ARRIVES SAFELY AT NEwBERN' N C
HIS PLANS FOR FURTHER TRAVEL
frRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE'J
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3l.-A letter from MI
n H. Bishop the adventurous traveller who is on his
way from this city to the Gulf OF Mexico In paper
canoe announces his safe arrival at Newborn, N g. lie
padded from Norfolk through the Cypress Swamp
Canal to Currtuck Sound and thence to Pamco SOUND
keeping along the shore Of the narrow strip OF land
which separates those bodies of water from the Atlantic
and running considerable risk In crossing the stormy cur
rent which sets In through Hateras Inlet. The voyager
was picked up in Pamlico Sound by yacht belonging
TO Judge West OF Newbern, who with party OF gentle
men had been cruising for several days on the look out TOT
him. aud offered hun he hospi alites OF their low
Mr. Bishops plan after leaving NewDern was 20 TOW
down Boeue, Stump and Masonboro SOUNDS In aoou AZ
DAYS and reach Cape Fear River by interior water
sages all the way, except the last seven mics. lno
rlce planters on Waccamaco aud Pedee RIVERS have
invited him to visit nelr plantations. Mr. Bishop writes
that not man whom he meets viii trust himself in ms
boat Every sailor, boatman, ana oystermah says NC
would not cross "a creek IN such she'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
A REPUBLICAN INDIGNANT.
THE REPORTED CHANGE MISFORTUNE TO THE



J. b. Martinez stated that the news had
been entirely unexpected and startling TO himself ana
most other Spanish OF business Indeed he was
very much inclined to dshelieve it yet IL came by
way Paris, and all Spanish news from that source
was open to suspicion 1t incredible that Govern
ment should be so swiftly organized unless the whole
country was rotten. The Carst war was no cause Tor
such q change. 1t o war that from the nature OF
The ground roughucss OF the PyfeDees ana northern
mountains, would be protracted in any case one or
two OF the new Cabinet II It real Cabinet, he
knew 70 be intelligent men, but scoundrels. The people
Of Spain never expected to the Of Isabella back
They had had years. training in repuboanism, but
II this news true 1t might be long before they
would have another chance. He doubted that the new
Government would be established without more fight
ing. He did not suppose that the change woud affect
bcsness or the International relations of Spain. lie
thought that the majority Of Spanards In this city, eX
Gliding some very rich men who were monarchists
were republicans and to them this great
blow to him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
CANADIAN NEWSPAPER POSTAGE,

OTTAWA, Canada, Jan. 1.-The postal authori-
ties ooDtemp Ato the creation OF system by which
newspapers directed from the offices of publication w
In cities where the freedelivery system is In force
be distributed TO regular subscribers without charge
A portion Of the scheme Is TO establish @ rate Of
newspaper postage which will be merely nominal to be
charged much per pound, prepaid by the publisher
that o small, light newspaper will be at disad-
vantage as compared with large and heavy ones and
that tbis privilege will extend TO newspapers going
the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
RIGHT OF BURIAL IN CANADA.

RIGHT OF BURIAL IN CANAUA.
ANOTHER REFUSAL OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
CLERGY TO PERMIT A BURIAL IN CoNsECRATED
GROUND.
MONTREAL, Canada, Jan. Another case
similar the Guibord litigation, s likely to out
the refusal of the Roman Catholic clergy to bury the
remains Of late victim of murder, Augustin Pdradis
at St. Marie, in consec-sted ground. The
inferred for the present in portion Of
the cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
A PEACEFUL HOLIDAY.

1t was said many hundred times yesterday,
as it had been said the fret of January In previous
years. that the observance Of New Years Day was De-
coming unpopuar yet 1t seemed to be as quiet as uSua
In the portion OF the city while there was as
much gayey the fashionable quarter, and certainly
there we're many noisy parties staggering In the
streets early this morning heraded the second
of January The air was raw. and cutting wind blew
but the had put its brightest face But at least
one custom OF New Years Day is being oonisbed Win
out doubt-wine drinking AZ the refreshments tAbie'
New Years Day, twelve months ago. saw that Gdegom
stemiousness was the habit majority OF holiday
callers every class. Toe criminal records show that
the day was q quiet whore iJ Is usuay n0lsy-ln
the liquor saloons; for few serious afrays occurred
and not many arrests were made.
NEw YEARS CRIME.
Andrew Morrison OF No 7l3 6ixthst, was stabbed &C.
verey In the cheek with knife by some person un'
known while returning from his calls last evening.
Michael Corbtt of No. liz Madisonst. was STABBED In
the head by Daniel Earle OF No. &c HeDryst last even
lug. Both men were Intoxicated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Jan. 1.-The silver
mines here which promised to be very extensive ana
exceedingly rich, already in litigation. X l.
Jacques decided land where the Chapman lode Is 10
Gated to Mr. for $685. the latter has bonded IL
to Kelley Co. for 100000. and they are workinsa mine
which biologists and old miners declare TO be as rcn as
anv i'm Colorado jacques now claims that the deed was
obtained from him by fraud, aud the Supreme Cours
has granite an Injunction TO restrain all convey anee Oh
the property TILL "A nearing is had. 1870
fIhe. n,nes are LuLn descrtbsd on DC seoond paQGl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE MOVE
MENT.

soN ArFoNsos VIEW OF THE DUTY lie HAS ~
pERFoRM-TuE ACTIVE PART OF TIRE CAPTAIN
GENERAL OF MADRID - THE POLICY TOWARD
CyBA-sUBMIssIoN OF A PROMINENT cAidAsr
LEADER TO Tux NEW GOVERNMENT
LONDON Friday, Jan. J. 1878.
IN his interview with the Paris correspondent Of
The London Times, Don Alfonso said: Liberal
Constitutonalist as am, know well that u Is not
.matter of pleasure to be King of Spain at TINS
moment, but shall try to understand my duty and
do it,
A special dispatch from Madrid to The LONDON
Times saws Gen. Primo de Rivera some time ago in
formed Marshal SsrraaO that he intended TO have
Alfonso proclaimed King, and persisted in this IN
tenton DESPITE the offers of Serano to him of the most
elevated positions in his gift, including that OF
Captaiu-General of Cuba. Marshal Serrano was
unable to supersede Rivera, he alone had the dlS
posal of the military forces in Madrid.
9Re TJmcSs correspondent also says that the new
Ministry has telcgraphed the Captain-General OF
Cuba, ordering him 10 announce the proclamation
of King Alfonso to the army IN Cuba, winch lhe
King trusts will more determinedy than ever de-
Tend the integrity of the Spanish territory.
Disturbances are apprehended at Barcelona.
special dispatch 10 Tn: NecS says the report pub
HsIed in Carlst paper of the death of the Spanish
Statesman Espartero is without foundation.
MADRID. Friday. Jan. l. 1875
The Republican armies in Catalonia and SaragoSsa
have accepted Don Alfonso as King.
1t reported that of the first acts OF the new
Ministry will be to telegraph to the Captain-Gen-
eral Of Cuba to exercise conclatory spirit and to
paefy the Cu5ans by reGstlblshing. as far as pos
Dble. q cordial understanding between the Home
aud Provincial Governments and the creOlos.
The spanish army aud navy yesterday everywhere
accepted Don Alfonso as King. Marshal Serrano
has quietly transferred the command Of the armies
t. Gen. LaseTua.
Dispatches from Spain say that Gen. DOrregaray
has laid down his arms, aud that other prominent
Carst leaders are about TO give in their adhesion to
Don Alfonso.
The Spanish ambassador at Paris has resigned.
The Duke de Montpensier and the Orleans princes
have congratulated Don Alfonso upon his accession
to the Spanish throne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
EEW YEARS CRIME,
OBITUARY NOTES

LONDON, Jan. Mrs. j. Lothrop Motley,
wife of the American historian, is dead
BosroN, Jan. 1.-Rchard Baker, jr., of the
firm Of Weld d Co, OF the oldest and vesithiest
merchants OF Bosgen. dad thia InpTnias. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Jan. /. - rhe amount of bullion
gone into the Bank OF England balance to-day was
al27 00e.
HAVANA, Jan. 1.-The steamship Nile, from
Southampton, arrived at BarDadoes C. 20 with fire
IN her hold Her cargo had suffered much damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
MISSISSIPPI sTEANlER SINK

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. IA special to The
Appeal from Helena, Ark, To-day, says the steamer
John %. Maude struck an OIL sunkeu barge last night
about midnight while at what l. kaowD as o. X.
LApdins. 40 iaA above Helena, anA .ana In about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02

bettrr afford 10 he consistent in such mntters. The
spanish merchants In this city more interested In
business than politics. and doubt there we're varied
onuiOus among them Some had been here so long tnat
they had i'm bbed strong republican ee cs. but he he
lieved tho great mass more respectable merchants
would welcome this change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
M11RDER IN NEW-oRLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Last night, about
ia O'clock T. Mckay Dunn tcoored), while Walking Oh
Canal-st near Basin. was fired upon by two unknow
men and fatally wounded. Dunn was conveyed 10 the
Charity Hospital and after expired The murder
ers eAcaphd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02

feet OF No lives lost. Tho Maude left this
port last evening with 800 bales OF cotton and good
list of passengers. All rho passengers were brought
hack here by the Phil Allen. 1t Is believed be
buat and cargo will not p.oge total loss but the river
fast this point that se is In great danger
unless speedily raised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
PROCLAMATION BY CAPTAIN-GENERAL
CONCHA,

HAVANA, Jan. -Ca2tain-Genera Concha has is
sued proclamation announcing the accession OF
Prince Alfonso to the Spanish Crown. The Captain
General held an official reception at the palace this
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
THE NEWS AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 1.-The State Depart
ment has kilograms confrmatory generally Of the
fact of the revolution in Spain. There is nothing in
them at variance with the accounts already pub
hshed in the newspapers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
STORMS IN GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Friday, Jan. ], 1875.
Snow fell at some places in the south of
England to-day.
A heavy gale is blowing around the coasts Of the
United Kingdom to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
THE ArHENEuM CLUB OF BOSTON.

Boston, Jan. 1.-The rooms of the Athe-
nmum Club were formally opened to-day. They are
conveniently sltuated Beaconst and elegantly 1ur-
nshed This Is the first and only club OF newspaper
men artists and literary exclusively M the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02

Tar has Deen lssued 1rOm INC Ireasury DepaTIHeUV'
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,(
WASHINGTON d. c., Jan. /, 1915. )
The first section OF the of Marcn g. 1873 provides
that the value OF foreign coin, expressed III the
money OF the United States shall be that OF
tie pure metal OF such OF standard value" and
that values the standard coins In circulation of
the nations OF the world shall he estimated an
nuay by the Director OF the Mint, and be proclaimed
the first day IL January by the secretary OF me
Treasury" The estimate OF values contained IN the iol-
lowing liable has been made by the Director OF the MIMI
and is hereby proclaimed compliance With the above
stated urOYlSiOnR OF law;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
LABOR STRIKE IN ENGLAND.

LONDON. Friday, Jan. 1, 1875
The planners, riveters, and bohermakers at
Hull have struck work account OF reduction Of ton
per cent on their wages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
CURRENT TCpCe p THE CAPITAL.
THE CIV.L,IATt9 Oh THE INDIANA.

t. y, tuuayi jan l. 1910
The Klowas, Apachcs .., CneYonnes have signlhed
their willingness avail themselves OF an opportunity
TO place then children school, and ask that schools DC
opened Immediately Agents Haworth ana MICS arc
confident of their ability TO maintain such SCHOOLS II
funds can be secured for them This will require addi
tiona expense both at the Kowa and Cheyenne Agen-
CIes as the tribes unwilling that their children
should affiliate In school, and each of the three tribes
has sufficient children for than one school The
Of s500O0 is therefore asked bY the ConssiOner OF
Indian Affairs for the civilization OF the Indians OF the
Cent raj Superiu tendency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
WASHINGTON.

THE VALUE OF FOREIGN COINS.
ESTIMATE OF VALUES OF FOREIGN COINS PRO-
CLAIMED BY SECRETARY BRIsT0w.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The following circu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
NEW YEARS RECEPTIONS.

The usual reception took place at the Executive Man
sion to-day Foreign Minister'S Cbinet officers, Judges OF
the Supreme Court Army and Navy officers, and many
Others paying their respects to the President large
delegation OF the Mexican veterans, under the mar
shalship Of ex-ov Hebert Of louisiana were received
by the President in cordial manner. He Is decidedly
IN favor OF having pensions Eanled to them E1-GoV'
uebert afterwards entertained his old cOrades III arms
at the Ibbit House. The members or the Cabinet ana
hundreds OF others opened their houses 10 VISITORS ana
dispensed Inequalities. Ddrug tho afternoon theIe
wac a slight fall OF snow.
THE APPROPRIATION FOR THE ROCK ISLAND
lBRIDGE
The Secretary Of War has transmitted to the House
OF Representatives, a communication from the Chief
of Ordnance inviting attention to the clause OF the
sundry Civil Appropriation act of June %. 1874 which
approprates $2S4OO to the Rock Island bridge, with
proyiso that "one-hali OF which sum shall DO REIN
bursed to the Government by the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad Company" with the request that
the matter DE brought tue attention OF Congress- 10
the end that the prOvlsO may be repealed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
rHE STATE OF TRADE.
vrpopRlN MARKETS

IosDOs Jan moO1sOs 92 Tor SSin "gs S ~,
.ssys 81 do preferred Adoes from Paris ano'e He"-s
L1ynNpooL Jan ALISON NJ Cotton e hrer sdSag ~
,..d "a az oL Mailing oriesus 7d7di sales loOop Oas
pcldns bales speculation and exports Cotton "
iiGa deaer; bass MiddhnR Upands nohhs oe"'
Low Niddlpgs shipped and January at Z i-u
kxJwRRp Jan a. Petroleum % "a. for FINE rae r. a..
IoSpos Jan 4~-2 m.Consols g2agZ ior mou2 N ~
count Ere RAILWAY shares ~ i2G27 do Feern SIT All 10
ian m-BreadsuBs are quiet Dcon, 4oi y
81 or Long Clear Middes and fr Short Clear Naues
IoSpoS Jan 4-23ep mThc rate a discount " tne gpn 49,.
ket fo three months bls cent wtish Is CEN oeoS
Bank oil England rate Bne Railway shaiss <'f~~' =
Pans quote Renles 8; 62t 40e an .o.. ,u,o n,s
Iosros Ian i-33O m-Tbe smsunt OF bullion gone mo e
RAM Of Engand to-day s OOOo Ene Halfway ''
17Io1oT3 Paris dispatches qdoe Ien. at oZi Doc ,oo
ypgpoot Ian A. MOI The Cotton SAFES 20 gs' Co.,
,e. ere America; the bss OF Mding Upnds no'h
beloS coi Orinary shipped December and January D.
Iospoy jan Al m-Ene Railway shares, Z'G |o' no. fie
ferred 60 a.. 49,. 81 uidainq
Or nothing below Hdngs shipped January ana feoA'
att ll-l6 H.. oca.a do Pre-.
LoSpoS Jau mEre Railway shares 2b'4dZ'i CO. iie
ferTed 40 Paris dispatches quotes r. at CT SOC
IyERPoor Jan. 81 mCotOD fales on the Dams OF
upands nothing below ddng shipped January ana fel
AZ 7l6 basis Of Mddlng Oran Eohhg Do" "o"
Hiddiinss Shippe december and January, a. Iloi
LoyDoN Jan 4-Eyening-Lipsed OIL 2Jl3 c"L, ~ -.
IIykgPooI, Jan 4-Bvening -CommOn R3an Ji9GOi Pc"I
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Edward Burton.
ST. JOHNS. p. R.-Brig s. Crowen.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

u 2,
COPFER-Thee good business transacted II RIO chiefly at
the ouuor this reduced 1881
u 2l63 L.
ten not .spred Baltimore hear Of $500 bsg GRAY
Esgle on private w0Ilean AGO Fn
cargo ls' We quote Ordilsr st Use Fair
dIS91; Good do lSd l5l4c Prime DO at 70
lots lia4a2l % gold, ~ and 90 days Mild
gradrs but quiet, for o. stOok.
favorable from Europe holders OF
SPOT advanced their To- bu the Of the
quiet and quotations Donius the
only limited at the Shipping porte to-day "a 70
25733 bales; this Say 40 49,
NewYort los GAR bales consolidated SG2 90 bales.
ooosOu andsrJ CLASSIFICATION sept l. 1874
bali
sos0e above o DsloU be grace quoted
C)riinarv l2Ss Good Ordinary. 1875 Mddnr l4a4
Coco l3as Low Md l44 GoOl HiJ.. - Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05

d. 80 b. a. % 40 100 ~ And during the vel >"''
C y Hsuyer .H lp2 Ksntuiy iheep 1871 average At fHe
~ -. IN asa ,v,,n,t 80 SO
swINB-Auiyss for the week sssreg ~ $50 sr ReGis.
,s, nd rsd,v were II cars or s766 hogs 81 cars a. fSrir
t. Is cars Tor Weeihawheu sisuhtereTs ad ~ car "a IA III
ordinary Ohio hoss 100 n average &c v w, Os ''
and Arm nj 81 as DC for city and 87sdo Tor western
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Sl,O0O,OOO
ARE OFFERED FOR SALE

In coupon bonds of $1,000 and 500, bearing seven
and three-tenths a $40 per cent interest, pay able
January and July in each year. at the American
Exchange National Bank in New-YOrk.
These bonds are part of an issue of Sl0,000000 au
thorized TO be made for the construction BY TIE
CITY OF CINCINNAu of line OF railway from SAID
city to Chattanooga, Tenn. the income of which is
paid directly into the Treasury OF Cincinnati.
The Faith and Creih Of the City is Pledged for The
Pagbent of Principal and Interest of this Loan, and
The Ciiy Government Of Cincinnati is required By Lar,
annually to Lery Tar Sufficient toPdy the Interest and
Prorde a Sinking Fund for the Final Redemption Of the
BORds.
S27OOO 900 of this loan has been heretofore issued,
and the bonds are now selling at l03 AND INTEREST.
EACH Proposal will state the rate of premium
that is bid to which will be added accrued interest
from January to date of payment.
FULL PAYMENT may be made and the bonds de-
livered on January 90 at the pleasure of the bid
der at any date not later than March |. In case Of
deferred payments a marginal deposit of five per
cent will be required.
ALLOTMENTs will be made at the earliest possible
day after the opening of the bids.
The right is reserved to reject any proposals, and
to allot portion of any bid, should the total bids
exceed the amount now offered
The total indebtedness of the City of
Cincinnati was on Oct. II, 1874. ..... S9,599,5OO
And its entire debt after the issue of
the whole of the present loan will be
about. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100000
The property owned by the city is
valued ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20,0OO,000
The property assessed for taxation in
1878 was ......................... SO,926,S9O
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
12S BROADWAY, December 80, 1874.
This Bank will receive sealed proposals for One
Million Dollars 7-30 Bonds, of the City OF Cincn-
natl, redeemabe in 1902-principal aud interest pay
able at this Bank in accordance with the above ad-
vertisement.
Bids will be opened January prox., at twelve
o'clock III.
GEORGE s. COE.
Pres Amer. Exchange National Bank
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Highest and Lowest Prices of Stocks IN 1874 are
published iii HASsLERs WEEKLY FINANCIAL REPORT.
No 200. 81 per annum. Single copies cents.
HASSLER & CO., Wall-st.
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sssissss . M sarur suS ~ rAses NJ heIeh h ~ sstes
qse good srssss sp,irs = e~s.sSS ~ sspsss
Winter auet 1l7OOe bnkh 81 ~ t<
No Chicago spe IN II y for No. Sscsse spass
Minneota 81 20 for ~ 80 for Amber do saos
Mwsukee closed 81 l6 In Barley e aoet ba aeeas $50
of 600 bush Cansda At Al 57 sDd 200 bash Two
sse private Bsres Matt dul bat ann the a
demand for the trade The sales se
BUSH Ohio Mred 69c In store, AND foawe.
saoat, White 6ea71 Che inside price on trsek n
7Oc 10 and II az &c anoati white AZ lod
seOati and White at 7l,aa72e. saoat Rye ann oss
m the sales 1900 bush. state ~ Vtc,- Pre-, :"
track; State MIXED 69a60ica on track and IUi20In.
better and In fair demand for export he business
ebeAT confined Old firm but quiet at 07c
and asc anoa sales 10000 bush Western MIXED a. SIe
"a DC on track SSdsc. aaOat. Western White al SSde9c
Western Yellow ats dS9 DC; Sesihe Yellow a. s9c Soahefn
White Al 81 9saisc. Jersey Yellow ct sIaSSe
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hALEs fhhsENT IEIITKRN
Toasv THURSDAY Ev'uE TosL
Cousumntlnr
delivery show advance 90 l405IGc bu
Iaoderste oOwE all
Low MiodliDgs;
Sse Thursday JauusT 200 g. IS 81 32e Feb
200 "a 7lCc 100. Il 1532c. Mrch. 300 u 3l32e
AbrL 100. Is l32c June, 100 Ice total 1900 bales IhUTs
closing prcesJsausr LA Il 1920 February "a l5-32c
March "A l5l6Gl4 5l32t; Apnl 10 l82e Nav 10 Zl32d
is lll6c; June Is 3l-S2dl6c JAW lo01C 932c
10 7l6al6l9 quiet ssles tod.I January
100 IA 3-l6c; 100 IA 1899 400 "a 732c
800 "a S32S zoo D IN l4l4s Peblgsy 100 IA 2l-$2c
l494e GOO u % S2e; 200 u lllGe: 200 l4Ac: coo
II 233Ze.i 100 Il lll6e: 500 Il % 32o; 100, 14Ac
March. 500 - sc 1900. 10 j.32c; 100, l5i4c 1000
% 1929; 500 Is ) 6e 200 IS 732e 500 IS 5.I6e 800
oo9 IS II S2e 600 - 9lGe 200 be 100 IS 2l;32e
1900, 1879; 1900. 10 Z32e; 400. l5 ZOO Is 2l-jze
MAJ, 100 l6 100 IS u 32c; 900 I57s 100, Ice; 200
- 81 32e loo l6c; 700 10 3.32 JUNE 200, 6ec; 100
10 Slice; 300 10 l.S2e 800 &c 81 July 32t
200 l6ase 300 l6 1899 200. l6's. total 273OO bales
grand tOtEl, 10000 bales
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