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MarsdeI's Zarsaparilla for indigestion.
THE CITY.

| HE CHARGES AGAINST OFFICER FoRDYCE.-
Officer Fordyce, of the Second Precinct, was
yesterday before the Police Board on charge
of conduct unbecoming an officer.
1t appears that on the night of July -,
1873, at about 10 o'clock P. NJ, he gave a
girl, by the name of Theresa Hail. into the
custody of two young men, named Philip
Session and James Gleason, with instructions
to convey her to the station.
| Mr.. Session., one of the two young men,
| being sworn, stated that they had seen girl
and a negro woman run in an alley, on Erato
| street. Officer Fordyce, who was standing at
the corner, followed her. sMr. Gleason and I
also went into the alley. When we got near
the girl, the officer asked her what she was
running for she answered that she thought
officer Duffy was coming. She also said that
she was instructed by Corporal Hussey to
wait for him at the corner of Robin and Camp
streets. She asked us to 60 that far with her,
and we went Ga arriving there, she tried to
induce me to 60 to her house with her, but
declined"
Mr.. Glasson's testimony was of the same
nature as that of Mr.. Season.. A couple of
ladies We're then examined in regard to the
truth and veracity of the prosecuting witness
They both said they would not believe her
under oath, and it is probable that the young
men will establish their innocence. After the
testimony was heard the officer was fined five
days pay and released.
FIRE. At about $50 P. N. Monday. a fire
was discovered in the rear of the third story
brick building No. 4 Commerce street, near
Girod, owned by Mr.. Brisley and occupied by
j. Il. Scott, as warehouse for storing petro-
leum oil. Steam engine No. was on the |
spot as soon as the alarm was turned in and
flooded the large stock, while the Babcock ex-
tinguisher put the fire out in the yard with
out any damage. The very prompt action of |
these companies prevented great conhagra-
ton.
The building is insured in the New Orleans
Mutual Insurance Company, but for what
amount could not be ascertaned No irsu-
rance on the stock of Mr.. Scott. The origin
Of the fire can only be accounted for in this
way: some person unknown being in the rear
If the premises, lighted cigarette; throwing
The match down on the foor it caught some
paper
DoINGs OF THE POLICE BoARD-The charge
against Detective Thomas Deveraux were dis
missed.
SUDDEN DEATH. About $50 o'clock {
voman named Sarah Parker 35 years old,
nd native of the United States, died sud-
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denly at the residence of Mrs. Larkin, 13e
Julia, between Camp and Magazine streets
, Coroner notified.
MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-W. Fl. Tiernney was,
at P. M. Monday, taken from his residence,
SO Baronne street, charged by FL. Spillman
with malicious mischief. Tiernney was in
carcerated in the Central Station for safe
keeping.
| CUTTING AND WoUNDING. Smith
was pulled in the cell from the Station House
on Carondelet street, charged with cutting
and woundlng one Horace Raymond. Charlie
was nabbed at 10 A. NJ by Capt. Gray.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-About 4:30 o'clock Sun
| day evening a difficulty took place at the
grocery store of Mr.. Henry Albert, corner of
| St. Peter and Dorgenois streets, between two
men named Henry Grice and Johnny Sun
day, which resulted in the wounding of
| Grice by Sunday. 1t is stated that Sunday
| fired five shots, but only one took effect.
After the shooting, Sunday made good his es-
| cape. The wounded man was sent to the
Charity Hospital.
RUN AwAY.-About P. M. Sunday, gen.
tleman named Mr.. Bazeau, accompanied by a
lady, named Miss Stevens, were accidentally
thrown out of buggy, at the corner of Canal
and Claiborne streets, by the horse taking q
sudden turn with the vehicle on the street.
Both parties were badly bruised about the
head, face and body. The lady was taken to
her residence, No. $50 Common street, and
cared for. The gentleman was also sent to
his home
CUTTING Joseph was pulled in the
Third Lookup at 3 P. M. Sunday from her den,
corner of Burgundy and Bienvie streets,
charged with cutting and wounding Peter
Drexlin. Sarah Williams was also run in the
same place, charged with aiding and assisting
her companion, Laura.
CUTTING AND WoUNDINa. james Gamer got
to become on Sunday bad man; he assaulted
and battered his wife, and also cut her about
the head with intent to kill, for which little
crime Annie had him incarcerated in the
Third Lookup at 80 A. NJ. Sunday, charged
as above.
MIGRANTS. Richard Doran was pulled into
the First Lookup at 10t A. M. on Sunday, |
from the corner of Carondelet and Perdido |
streets, charged with being a vagrant.
Lizzie Edwards was taken in at u P. NJ. on |
Sunday, from the corner of Rampant and |
Julia streets, charged with being juvenile |
vagrant
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Wm. McGerty and Ed |
ward Foster, aged respectively twelve and |
fifteen years, were accommodated with lodg-
ings in the First Lookup, at P. M. on Sun
day, from the corner of Claiborne and Canal
streets, charged with having stolen cast net
in their possession, knowing the same to be
stolen.
SENT TO THE HosPITAL.-A man named Au-
guste, aged co. native of the United States,
was yesterday sent from the First Precinct
Station to the Charity Hospital in a sick and
destitute condition.
BROKEN BRIDGE.-The bridge at the corner
Of South Poydras and Liberty streets is in
broken and dangerous condition.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

PARIS, July 10, 2;3O P. M.-Rentes 65 francs
10 confines.
LONDON, July 10, 1870 P M.-Consols-fo
money "a Lie on account 94B. 10-40s 1919
new SIS 1929.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, P. Motion steady
Middiing Uplands I'd, Orleans It'd. EST
mated sales to-day II, 900 bales, of which 2OOC
we're for speculation and export.
July delivery from Savannah or Charles
ton, not below Good Ordinary, 613-16i; Sep.
TENDER and October do, nothing below Low
Middling 1-16j.
LATER-3:30 P. M.-Cotton unchanged.
The sales to-day include 1000 bales American.
LONDON, July IS, Evening. Moneys rect
rate q, bank rate 3. Tallow43s 81. Sugar
afoat 23s(123s Cd. Common rosin. s.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, Evening. Breadstuffs
firm. Mixed Western corn 33s 6i@34s
Turpentine 22s Cd.
LONDON, July 19.-S rect rate q, bank rate
3. Tallow Abs. 3D.; sugar afoat 23s. 3D. COM
mon rosin IS,
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, July 10, Noon.-Barome.
ter 29:75. Wind S. S. E., fresh.
No arrivals or departures.
The steamship Jamaica is still at anchor
outside awaiting orders.
PAss-ALOUrRE, July 10, Noon.-Wind S
5. E., fresh Weather cloudy.
Arrived: Ship Transit, Percy master, 6.
days from Liverpool
Sailed: Banks Resohida aud Resolution.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July -, P. M-Barom-
eter 29:70. Wind southeast, light,
No arrivals or departures
The steamship Jamaica is still outside,
awaiting orders.
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@60 Pork and Lard quiet and unchanged.
Bulk meats frmer; held higher. no sales. Ba-
con firm and unchanged Whisky 81 IS. Live
hogs steady and unchanged. Cattle strong;
choice native steers Sc 40@6 rs, good do
seas 80. fair IS 6O@5 IS. Receipts Flour
1000, wheat 10000. corn $4,000, oats 5000,
cattle 1916.
LOUISVILLE, July 19.-Breskstuffs un-
changed. Pork $4,000 so. Bulk meats
shoulders s., clear RIB sides II, clear sides
123. Bacon-shoulders s.. Lard 144@144.
Whisky 81 Is. Bagging quiet and firm, 13I.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New YORK, July l9.-James Bailey, resid-
ing at 42l West Thirty-tourth street, was yes
terday shot in the breast and instantly killed
by his eldest son, James L. Bailey. Father
and son had quarrelled, when the latter drew
q revolver and dischars ed it at his father.
The son then walked out into the street and
gave himself in custody to passing police
man, to whom he acknowledged the crime.
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MARINE.

GALVESTON, July 19.-Arived City of Waco
from New York, Morgan from Brashear Jo-
sephine from Brashear. Sailed: Steamer San
Antonio for Liverpool via Norfolk, Morgan
for Indiauola, Josephine for Brashear.
New YORK, July 19.-Arrived OUT City of
Chester and Germania.
ST. JOHN, July 19.-The yacht Effort, of
sixteen tons, from Fleetwood, England, May
29ih, arrived here. The crew consisted Of
the captain and two boys.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-In the South At
lantic and Gulf States, rising or stationery
barometer, easterly or southerly winds, slight
ly cooler and partly cloudy weather will pre-
vail, with probably occasional rains from the
West Gulf to the Ohio Valley
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST pAeE.l

Several persons suspected OF completely in
the attempt to cause a rising in the jurisdic-
ton of Guansjay, have been arrested and
brought here
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK July 19.-Sub- Treasury balances
gold, S34. 537, 1913; currency, S54, 213, 957.
The Sub-Treasurer paid out $4,000 on
account of interest. and $4,000 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day, S456, 000
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TBy Telegraph1

MEMPHIS, July 19.-To ]. B. Woods & Co.,
l04 Common street: Steamer John A. Scud-
der will arrive Thursday evening, to leave
Saturday, for st. Louis.
A. J. CARTER, Master
CoUsHATTA July 19.-To Capt. J. A. Aiken,
New Orleans: Three and half feet on Cou-
shatta bar, and falling fast.
GEO w RFA
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Buy your carriages, buggies and baby
wagons of l.. T. Maddux, 35 CarondeIet street
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Benevolent Live Stock

Insurance Company,
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Office 12S Gravier Street, Bet en- Camp
and St. Charles Streets.
Insures HORSES, MULES and COWS against
any loss either by accident DEATH and secures to
the assured the gratutous services of the Veterinary
Surgeons Of the Company.
INSPECTORS.
Dr. c. A. STEIN, residence l79 Calliope street.
Dr. A. DABEZIES, residence 122 and 124 Tou.
louise street my14
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT QUIET AND FIRh-
FUTURES QUET-RLoUR sTKADY-wHEAT
DUIL-CoRN IRREGULAR AND LowER-oATs
sTEADY-BYE oUET-BARLET QUIET AND
NoMrAL-BARLEY MALT MODERATELY &C
TrvE-PoRK ACTIVE AND LowER-LARD
FAIRLY AcTIvR-PETRoLEUM FIRM-NAvAL
STORES INACTIVE GROCERIES QUIET AND
FmM-HIDEs oUIET-LEATHER DULL AND
UNsETTLKD-ons oUIET-wHIsKEY EASIER
BUT ACTIVE TREToHTs QUIET AND FIRM.
WEDNESDAY, May 2o--s +. NJ.
Mercna ndise was stlll irregular. but the most
uncertain Of nearly all commodities perhaps was
the hog product, including nearly all articles CON-
ing under RMS head. Flour was quiet. Wheat
was unsettled and lower Corn was more steady.
oats were steady. wniskey was steady. Pork
was irregular and decidedly lower. Lard
was likewise unsettled ana lower, but
closing steadier. freigbts improved, ami
rates were high. vessels for charter were
decidedly frmer and engagements we're At I'm
proved rates. Cotton on the spot was quiet: ia
lures were quiet Petroleum was nrm. Naval
stores we're quiet Groceries quiet and steady
hides were inactive Leather dun. oats-lne
renerai market throughout quiet
C0yTKE-Ihe market was steady. but without material
change. The sales 7ea bags Rio. - Ursula.
ana 2gO bags 90, sold At Baltimore, Wlnened, on
private terms The Lincora reported a
having arrived At Baltimore with about H. OJ bags RIO
We quote ;-ordnary carsoes, I6c I61c. fair do lie
IKE good do ITsfc isc prime do 1879 lsiic
IRENE range l6i4c ls1<c god % or % days.
Java government bags &c 26c. 90, grass maia
26c singapore DO. sic zs1Sc ceylon. 20. q H1Sc
Maracaibo nc . 97c Laguayra lsc a 2Oc. Jamaica,
$50. a ls5sc- u Domlugo I7hc Porto RICO, lsc lsc
costa RicA, isc. de- Mexican, isc NC AnR0sturA
Is5se sHSc.s ssvarilla ~. f5-c curacoa l71Sc a
1859
The reduction IN the spot
cottOn attracted the nOuce and
numerous bids been made Tor round lots both on
tie basis " low middiinR and for - IL cotton, with
decided preference however, shown for the baKs
due the OPERATIONS 81 one DuNrr purchasing, As was
the rase yesterday Providence account There
NJ general demand rom spinners he demand from
sxpnrters tie greeks aud from english AMI
,srrtnan buyers, bur mainly from the creeks
Change aud not reported IN the transactions below.
sales 81 100 bales we're made. including
ot OF Sl bales for export the bids from
:. rorters indicate q willingness % 20 on ~ The
rafe III i3t.r.. ittie better. low middlimr.
The With two three bis open
tofs win sellers disposed be arbitrary IN.
turra closed quiet Ut decline u ode after busl.
ness We quote MAY, l51kc. is 9s2c. June. 1870
4 rs g &c; July, 10 l5zc. - Ii5e. August - slec
= Isl ls &c. November. is5sc : IS i3slc DECEMBER.
il iso u i-lDc January. Is 3tc. IS slOc feDrua.
~ Is 132c 10 ~ tbc. Marcn j. bl6c 10 Isle, April.
IKE ID I6c Quotatio based standard classi-
arson In force september l. 1914, Anc on upland cotton
M store IN quality not more than hall grade
above or the grade Quoted Ordinary, ltc good
ordinary l6s.c str1cl good ordinary, l5tsc low md
Cnots tons based American standard Of ciassinca
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALYKsrOg MAY &C. 1873
Cotton dun; miadiing 49,. receipts IS bales:
rross III salcs - stock, 81 90
NV ORLrlss, May a. 1878
Cotton dull; miidlng, l54c low middhng l44Ec.;
good ordinary. i4c Net receipts ~ bales; gross
IMPORTS 10 Comment IN ssies l0J0 .ock 80 l45
MosiLE Nay N 1878
Cotton quiet fair deuAnd middllne li1tc ttSc low
middhng l4ssc good ordinary re Net receipts ~
bae4 Exports cJasiwise, 20 sales l0n STOCK. i25j5
sAvATSAn May ri. ,s75
Cotton dull mddliug, t5sic low m,adins IS. good
ordinary, tsc. Set receipts 10 bales sales l stock,
CnARtrsroy May 25 1873.
Cotton quiet. mddling. ls7sc. 4 1870. Net receipts,
~ bales sales. ~ stock, 1881
Osvzco Nay rs 1875
flour steady; sales Of * 6bls Al 81 Is for SO l
sprug Sc Is 81 far white winter and
ST ~ fsr double extra Wheat lower sales III 100
6usAets 10. | Nhweueee tluD al ~ ~. cNtr. whIe
Michigan aeit 81 3s Cora lowers offered al Sc.
Corn irea $50 ior bOl'~.. Sj5 uuboied per
Mn ieed unehAusedt shorlS 81 shipstufs sA mid.
diing4 81 per ton Canal freights-Nheat &C. peas.
6i,e cor N rye 5ssc sac. 70 New York lum-
btr 50 % ihe hndsou Lake receipts-9 bushels
oats $1,000 lumber. Canal shipments NOO bushels
wheat g W DO Oats, 6,1y 20 rye, z050O feel lumber
6UfYALo. May -, 1878
Receipts ~ lase- 7oar. 500 auls wheat ! lgoo
bushels corn ~ $40 Receipts 1y raiirlour 10
obs wheat 1000 busbcls cora, itOl1 1ot oats, % W
do rye shipments ~ raii-F3onr, I'D bOis.
wheat W bushels. corn, 500 10 oats 101D DO /,
rye. l21U Nu shipments w canal a. NncNater-
Wheat A1QJ bushels corn, s,OlJ AZ shipments ~
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Irregular and Active-The
Erie Insolvency.
SOLD STEADY AT 1l6,
WALL STREET.

WEDNESDAY, May 2o-o r. M
The absor bling topic upon the street to-day was
he condition OF Erie, q complete description OF
he steps taken In relation thereto being printed
elsewhere Tue prevalent opinion was that the
appointments or receiver in The person OF Mr..
lewett was rne best thing that could be done
lnder the circumstances. The railroad Is now
rec to continue in lul working order. The STOCK
narKet in lace or this expected occurrence ex-
nbited great activity IN inc early hours OF the day.
With wide and constant fluctuations in the leading
shares. Erie naturally led In the activity and the
decline selling down 10 1914 against lsH at the
close yesterday, and finally ralying 81 ghty TO Tx
Stocks we're irregular during The last business
hours to-day, but generally closed steady. The
transactions aggregated s4l. 900 shares. OF which
Erie represented ll3,5oO; Pacific Mall 10000;
western Union, S. 500; Lake shore, 81 600.
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a., 2S,sS so 4. Is isiss 100 Is aS ;sS:
10 Ice zoo AZ 70 l7e 400 at lsc 100 ats as Co
AZ ~ 2c z A. ec 2o a. 70 sszc september 800 a.
10 sl3ec ol at 10 l5l6c 600 at s2c at IS ~ SIC,
2 At Is l6c October 500 AZ - gl6c, 20J At IS SIC,
1lOj 51sc 20 ~ IS l55.c 100 al i5sc 500 at IS 53c
November, 90 At ts'Sc, 200 at % slec 100 IS 9s2c
December TO- a. sc 10 at Is ll-32c January 800 at
Is lS-s2c,, 100 AZ 10 l6c. March, iol AZ u
a. Is l6c. otal $3.50 bales Grand total 400 bales
1he receipts Al the ports were follows
Galveston, o. balssi New Orleans o47; Mobile
tolls. l52; Baltimore, - New York. 6oi Philadephis,
last year SOL Total since september 3377 l2l bales
Cotton reighs closed follows-ro Havre, nv steam,
&c 70 hamburg, by steam, Rc. compressed. o
Bremen BY steam. Ne compressed To Liverpool. by
steam, 5-l6d. a ll3sd.: hy sail, 9-S2d.
FLOUR AsD GRAlS.-Flour, 5,4S5 bbls. wheat $3.50
bushels coru u GOO do; oats 2l6 do; meal go
obls and rye s. bshcls The -four market was steady
With fair inquiry for the West Indies ana South Amer
can ports but there was only light demand Tor export
Europe with sales 500 bulls Rye Our steady.
Corn meal easier ABOUT 500 bbls sold AT 81 90 q
Jersey Western ana 81 ~ Tor brandywine - 80
81 - Western yellow; Baltimore coarse sacked,
s. IS lO lbs city sacked. s. ~; ine siuci,
81 81 bvcd yellow 81 IS ana boed white 81 IS por 10
lbs Jersey sacke coarse, 81 ~ 81 ~ line yellow,
%lp 4 49, IA AM ylltte II "A 70 lDs
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have been A. follows .-iesteriay, after two M
May, 20U 5Jsc June, I'M AZ Bssc. July, LII ~
" SIC August, LOO Is 56es, 90 A. u f-2G sep
emocr. a at - istc., ~ d i6c. 0ctObes 90 az
rs "a se., January 30 Is 40 Sc. Total 800 bales
10 day % 70 two r. M--Way. Sbrst is 1916 jane 80
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PROFIT AND LOSS.
The subjoined show the differences on the side
OF loss or gain in the several stocks since last
night
GArSs.-Atlantic and Pacific preferred, y; C., @.
and G.. =; Hannibal ana 81. Joseph, y; North
western, =; ONO and Mississippi =; Rock Island,
=; 81. Pau, 4 do. preferred. =; Kansas and
Missouri, Missouri Pacific, 70.
IossEs.-Delaware, Lackawana and western, y;
Erie, /: Lake SHORE. Is Pacific Mail, y; Union
Paclnc, =; Western Union, r; New Jersey south
ernia.
opened at ll6 and closed at the same figure. In
the interval there were sales at 1853 and 116is.
The borrowing rates we're nat at J. and per
rent. The Assistant Treasurer paid ont s55,oO0 on
account OF interest ana so, 500 10 redemption OF
nve-twenty bonds.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
closed quiet at as 4.s6ls for bankers sixty day
sterling and 4set. Tor demand
MONEY
closed easy al 2 per cent on call.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. soc COS, seo
Currency balances. 4l67,63I
Gold exchanges. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a11s,O@s
cod balances s22.6sO
GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
The business or this bank to-day Is shown BY the
following ngures:-
Gold 81 sos, go
Currency balances ....-................ leO2, so5
Gross clearances 81 923 900
RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
Erie bonds were weak all day. The third mort
gage bonds sold az e5 regular and g4k seller 80.
against 9e7E on TUESDAY. Fourth and NTH soid az
o.. a decline OF per cent from Tuesdays sales.
Erie nrsts were steady al 1905, and Long Dock
bonds &C 100. The Pacific Issues were nrm. partic-
ulariy for onion Pa-inc hrsts, winch advanced IN
der an active demand TO lO2. central Pacific
bonds closed at 1921 70 1885,. ana Union Pscifcs
al Io2 to 1925 hrsts. 81 97Ts for land grants
and s2S TO 92l4 for sinking funds.
MEMORANDUM.
The Pacific Mail election to-day resulted in the
choice or tne following directors for the COM
pany sidney DlIlon, Jay Gould, Charles J. os-
born Rufus Hatch, George :. Scnots, James d.
smith George j. Forrest. oliver Ames, John
Riley. The total number OF votes cast was
ss 49,, ana the vote unanimous except In the
rase Of one director, VINO poed 1000 shares less
than MS associates.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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FLOUR ASD GRAtS.-Flour. 5,435 bbls; wheat $3.50
obs ana rye S bdshe Tue naar market was steady,
can ports but there was only light demand export
10 Europe with sales OF 500 bulls Rye nogr was steady;
Tor Jersey snd Western and si60 or srsndywine s. s.
Der or 10 Gsst e snSEe coarse n e e
$rs1 bvlted yellow, 81 IS ana boed white 81 - per 100
j d tsl rs Gns whiteS1 j tx per 100 is.
supernne State Is
Choice siSle
t 9gs54%Es s, MG;iern
M Nona Soon isio :s,roing
EoSnd hoop Ohio trade brands ...........5 50 GO
& Gdais lon ga
q Louis s.raisht extra. ............ a9a
s. LOUIS Sas e ehSics i aSnRS IS
s Eys hoar me . superine 80
southern. superhne ..................... % ~
Corn Corn mssl j Es.isFa ga
SSra meat sran@ywine ''.... '''.'. q
sS @a sf%inSG ed demand and price. r
Vas desd 10y june ana y de2s At 81 f. Without
81 IL 70 me- csa aDGHs oa ami Soa
sota, Corn Irregular an lower, bur closed steady
Sc f1r very dry, 5le 9r walte western oas were
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