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FOk ACCOUSy AND Risk OF kUkMkk Pln.
CHASER.
klRSI KATE BUSINESS STANDS AND DWELLING
ANO BAKERY CORNER OF CAMP AND ITALIA
SrREETS - - eN-N"3---

RY G. 4. GfRARDEY. AUcr1OEEER-
~ once No. 81 Camp sIreet.-SArURDAY, July
II, 1873 at twelve O'clock NJ. at the St. Charles
auction Exchange. will be sold at public auc, ion
for the risk and account of William P O'Hearu,
who failed to comply with til. adjudication made
TO MIN on the first Of May. 1875. the following de-
., 4 - LARGk Lot OF GROUND, forming the corner
OF camp and Ihalia streets. in the square bounded
by Camp, ITALIA. Melpomene and Magazine
streets, measuring 50 feet inches front on Camp
street by depth and front of IS feet on Tnaia
street.
The lot is improved by one and two story frame
buildings, designated by the Nos l62 and I64
Ihalla street. we'll Known as Hacks" popular
grocery. bakery. dwelling, ETC. 1t fronts Coli.
scum scum place is one of the most commanding loca-
District and is under lease until the thirty first
OF october 1875, at the rate of $50 per month. now
by yer bal contract reduced to $50
Terms-OnehaH cash. the balance at one and
TWO years credit for notes specially secured by
mortgage and vendors lien on the property, bear.
II al the usual clauses Of eight per cent per
mum interest, five per cent attorneys fees policy
OF Insurance. transferred, and the purchaser to
sumo payment of all the taxes for 1874 and ND to
the day Of sale, over the price of adjudication.
ACT OF sale at the purchasers expense before
~. iy21
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
CITY Hall Juiy ? 1878 (

mo. 3lS2-Administration Series!
Resolced. That the Administrator of
Public Accounts warrant in favor OF Peter
Heno for the sum of $4S %. payable 90 of
bursement of interest and advertising on
tax bills Nos. l458 1870 and II .675. for taxes
of 1871, 1872 and 1873. which costs were re.
mitted on June 1, 1875, and paid in error
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, July 6. 1875
CHARLES J. LEEDS. Mayor.
A trne copy:
J. H. HARDY. Secretary.
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Rampant LnhoEerSs

Yesterday morning about 100 !aoorers
attempted to interfere with five men labor.
ing on the steamship Warrior, head of Mon
segu: street. because Of some misunder'
standing about wages. Captain Rey was
informed Of the trouble. when he took
twenty officers and dispersed the siotously
Inclined mob. arresting only one man. B.
Johnson. who appeared to be the sing'
1aaNap
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BY o. Valeton.
THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES F. POREE AND n
WIFE

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES F. POREE AND HIS
WIFE.
Second District Court tor the Parish Of OrleanA-
No. 37.l67.
pYO. VAlETON, AUCTIONRER OFFICE NO.
- 81 Magazine strset.-SATURDAY,J July 81. 1875,
at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at tine Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal street. by
virtue of an order from the Hon. 4. L. Tissot Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated June %, 1875
TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND. situa
tep in the Third District Of this city n the square
bounded by Claiborne. Derbleny. :, Lahsrpe and
Lapeyrouse streets, designated BY Nos. 9 and 10 of
square No. 81, each lot measuring 81 feet inches
'front.' on Der6igny street: bv depth Of 100 feet
thereon, consisting Of one-story house. kitchen
etc.
Terms and Conditions-Ore half cash, and bal.
ance on credit Of one year, in notes bearing eight
Per cent interest from day Of sala until paid, to
divided into eoupons TO suit convenience Of yea
dors, secured by special mortgage and vendor's
privilege; i've Per cent attorneys fees in case Of
suit; taxes for the ensuing year. payable in 1876
20 BE- aasumed BY purchaser; the buldings to b.
kept insured and policy trsnsfsEIed to vendor.
Act Of sale before o. DeArmas, notary public.
je29 iyl0 II 81 81
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SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR rHH PARISH OF
- Orleans, No q .12s.-Notiee il hereby given to
herein interested, to show cause within ten dsys
nom the present. notification. II any they have 81
testameatary executor Of this estate ehouId NOT
oe homoloEsted and approved, and the funds dis.
n1buted tn accordance thsEUWtth
By order Of the Court.
jy7 II Is PRANK PACR JR Clark
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VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT Pk,PERTY UN
CLARA STREET. BETWEEN POYDRAS AND
PERDIDO STREETS.
SUCCESSIOE OF JOHN TRAINOR AND HIS WIFE.
MARY KEARNY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. So 54I,

QY e.. E. GlRARDEY. ACCTfOEEER-
- Office No. 81 Camp street-SATURDAY, Juv 10.
1875 at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the St. Charles Auction
Exchange, In the r0tunds OF the st. Charles Hotel
in this city. will be sold at public auction. bv
and in pursuance Of an order from the Hon. A. T.
Tissot judge of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, dated March %, 1874 No. So Sal
OF the docket OF said court, aud rendered in the
shove entitled SUGGESTIONS. the following desert bed
property to wit
l.. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in che
tJst District Of this city, in the square bounded
BY Perdido, Clara North Poydfas and Willow
sweets measuring 81 feet front Clara str. ct by
40 feet IN depth, together with all the improve.
Dents thereon.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
III the FIRST District OF this city. IN the s1uara
bounded by st. Ma gdalene (uow Clara) St AIDE.
line tnOw Willow! Povdras and Peroid0 streets
desi grated by the Nos. 25 and rs, Oh plan of G. r.
Dunbar. surveyor, dated June 30, l347 aud dssig-
mated as plan No. , 81 J. r. Beards office late a
notary pubic IN this city. Said lots measure each
81 feet inches lines front Cara street by I1l
feet inches lines in depth, between parallel
iinee, together With all the Improvements
thereon.
Each lot vii! be sold separately with all The
breadth and depth that originally belonged to it
according 20 the above meas uremeuts and with.
out reference to the position OF the aleyways or
Passages.
1erms-Cash on the spot and the purchasers 60
assume the paymen: Of all the taxes over and
above the price OF adjudication, payable in 1877.
and 1875 and up to the day of sale.
Acts OF sale at the purchasers expense before
W. D. Casfeil fsN., notary public ie8 q i,3 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


GitiZsDs' vince Bank, Grune wald ii II,
New Orleans. June 80 1873 AT 3 meeting of tho
Board OF Directors, held this day, semi annual
dividend OF TEN PER CEN : WAS declared; seven
per cent PAYABLE to the stockholders on demand
and three cent to be placed to the credit OF the
reserve fund. y. BENNER. Cashier.
jyl In
Once Of Mississippi and Mexican Calf
Ship Canal Com usny, No. ~ Camp street, New or.
leans, June ~. l8.5.-The annual meeting of the
etockholders Of the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf
Ship Canal Company for the election OF nine di-
rectOrs will be held At the Office of the Com Dany
No. a. Camp street. oa SATURDAY. July 10. 1875. a:
twelve O'clock NJ.
jez3 { jylo 8 b. MOODY Secfetare
Mechanics and Trader.' Bank. New
Orleans. June II. l875.-A general meeting of the
stock holders OF ths bank will BIZ held at the office
of said bank No. % Car0ndelet street, on MONDAY.
twenty-sixth July next, between the hours of 10
A. NJ and +. NJ, to vote upon an amendment ."
article two section one: OF the charter. as adopted
by unanimous vote of ,ho directors.
jel9 800 MOSES HARRIS. Cashier.
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AUCTION SALES,
By g. +. GuArdev,
SUCCESSION OF ELIZABETH AbDsRLY.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THR FIRST DISTRICT
forming the corner OF Liberty end Terpsichore
6treetA.
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Second DistTic. Court for the Parish OF Or oaus-
No. 33,02l.

pY &. E. GIRAkDEY. AUCTIONsER-
~ Office No. 81 Camp stIeet-SATuRDAT. July
Il, 1885, at twelve O'clock n. at the ST. Charles
Auction Exchange III the IOtunda of the ST. Charles
Hotel, In this city. VIII be sold at public auction
by virtue OF an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissoc
Judge of the S-coud District Court for the parish
OF Oreans dated the fourteenth Of June 1875 and
rendered " the above entitled succession tho col
Lowing described property. tn wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the
building. and improvements thereon and al. the
rights ways, privileges and appurtenanees there.
unto De Ions ing. situated in the Fourth District Of
this city, and in the square bounded by Laurel
AnnuIc'ation tlate Jersey, Second and Third
stfeets known as the premises No. 52l Annuncia-
ton street.. Being the came lot purch as-d bv
Michael Duffy from John ). Croker April 49, 1880
as per act passed before L. z. KENNY: and in said
act Is designa ted as lot No. on a plan drawn by
Hugh Grant, surveyor of the city of LAFAYETTE,
GATED une D. l345, and deposited in the Office OF
j. b. Marks, no8ry public in the city of New Or.
leans. Said lot measures 80 fest 3.inches line
front Oh AnnunciAton street, by 100 feet 10 depth
between parallel liaes.
Terms One. haf cash: balance at ona and two
years credit for notes specially secured by mort
gage and vendor lien On the property beating all
the usual Clauses OF eight per cent per annuM in.
terest and hve per cent attorneys fees the i'm.
prOvements to be kept insured and policy trans
terred to the vendors and the scr to assume
the yment OF the -axes for 1875 Dayable in 1876
over the price Of 2djuuicaI ion.
Act of sale before A. S. Beck, Esq, notary public
iva
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PATRICK IRWIN EXECUTOR OF THOMAS Nc.
KEENA, VS.. THOMAS SMITH AND CHARLES
. SMITH
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey d o'Conuor.

CHOICR STORE PROPERTY ON POYDRAS STREET.
RESIDENCE ON ST. CHARLES STREET AND
CORNER LOTS IN THR FOURTH DISTRICT
AND CARROLLTON
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Brief Mention.

Jadge long did more than quiet little
business last week, for he collected fines
amounting to $50. The other recorders are
a little slow in passing in their chips.
Il ia understood that New Orleans people
will be treated to cheap railroad excursion
to Mobile shortly. Arrangements are nearly
completed for a two days trip. Particulars
will be published shortly by responsible
gentlemen
James Gillen, hackman, took . wide
range at the corner of Dryades and Com
mon streets, which caused Officer Holan to
interfere. Gillen thersupon began to
further oppose the law, assailing the officer
with . pistol, and the policeman thinks
that the driver intended to kill him. James
was incarcerated.
Paul Lambert, who ID charged with
having wounded William Samp SON, 10 under
arrest. He was found On lower Rampant
street.
Mr. Bulger, who WAS diving the truck Of
american Hook and Ladder Company No.
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False Fire klarmss

The ways Of erratic women are past find
Ing out. but the most inqu,sitive or malig-
nant feminine would not be guilty OFFENDING
false fire alarm, calling out several hun.
dred men and causing a great expense.
Why a man should secretly 60 to an alarm
box and have the bells rung when there is
no fire. can not be understood. To put q
stop to the practice, Superintendent Loan
has Issued the following to the police force:
False alarms o. fires have been turned in
80 frequently of late that stringent meas
Hres must be taken with view to putting
a stop to the practice and, if possible. ar
resting the guilty. parties. Under the pro-
visions of act No. 4, extra session of the
Legislature of 1875, any person turning in
y false alarm of fire is liable to fine and
imprisonment. 1t appears strange that SO
many false alarms are given and no arrests
made. 1t ia, therefore, ordered that here
after, when false alarm is turned in, the
officer on the beat will be required to make
to his captain written report, showing
where he was at the time the alarm was
sounded and why no arrest was made
These reports the captains will forward to
this office, where the matter will be fully
investigated. Any officer or patrolman
found guilty of neglect of duty In this
matter will be severely dealt with.
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ALL OF THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EF.
FECTs on the above described property, as per In
ventory on tile in the clerks office Of the above
court. 1870
Terms and Confederation the moyabes cash
on the spot for the real property one third cash
on the Spot and the ba lance at one and two wears
with eight per cent interest aud the usual eli ausas
for special mortgage with vendors lien, insur.
ance and attorneys fees
Act OF sale before w. J. McCune, notary public.
at the expense of the purchasers. Including the
taxes due and payable in 1876 ie8 IA " /, II -
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SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL DUFFY

VALUABLE FOURTH DISTRICT PKUrkkrY IN
ANNUNCiATlON, BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS.
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SUIT IN PARTITION,
Rx fi0kH 4 O'CONN0k-slcHoLA

sixth District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. tbs.
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eleteOr0l0gical Repors.

OPYlCR METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER ,
New Orleans, July ;. 1875.
Tho following il the report Of the weather
and civars as BIB p NJ leo Il time 4odar.
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By Sheriff Waggaman.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE GEORGE ". CAR
son. DECEASED
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AUCTION SALES.
~ Hash 3 Hodsson.
SMALL PLANTATION, PARISH OF JKFPKRsO \
FURNITURE AND MovABLEs.


No. -.
RY NASH Il HODGSON-w. HODGsON
- AnCtioneer-Ofce No. COropl eles street :
On SATURDAY. July II. 1875 1t tw@Eve o'clock H.
Al the st Charles Auction Rxchsnse, In the base
men. ro' unda OF the st. Charles Hotel in this city
nv virtue and in pursuance Of an Ofde- Of the Hon
w. B. Hymsn judge Of tho Parish Court for the
psrsh OF Jetereon. dated juno S. 1875, for account
OF successaon OF Laurence FinegAn, deceased, ct
public auCtisn, will be sold y
CRRTAtN TRACT OR PIECR OF LAND to.
gether with all tho buildmes and improvements
tnereOn, situated IN the parish OF Jefferson this
state: on the right bank, nearly opposite to the
lass city OF Carrollton measuring one arpent front
pet ween converting lines which close 30 that if
mas only So feet IN width in the rear aud is bound
e. above by lands now or formerly belonging to
e1ly belonging to Edmond Fazende, ard was ac
CURED, say one undivided half from William
Swain, 40 per act before O. De Armas notary in
the city. on July S 1883. and the other undivided
nail from C. Lambert, as per act before John F.
1857. -''
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orlesns
No. 81. 884.
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PRANK PACE, JR, Clerk,
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heads, nominal hoops "a feet ordinary prime $50.
tOc hoops. II feet ordinary prime, SIC. Soc.
CoRpACN was without auotabe change IN value.
anu the market generally speaking remained quiet
with the following quotations current Manila, large
and small sizes IA sc bye h. Manila coriage DO
rope warns, Toe c. tarred Manila lac lisa rope, lzc
rope, lie.
bpIrp rRurrs.-rhe market remains in the same con-
di,on Heuvy packed quarters are in good export de-
mand ana hrm. sliced sell slowly and not very
active and firm; Other kinds UNCHANGED. We quote =
state apples sliced sac. &c. do, quarters Sac.
a s1lc: Southern apples, quarters nc. 7Ac do.
sliced Itsc 9c: do do, fancy. lOc. He. WesIern
pies quarters Is4c SIC. peeled peaches North Car
DINA, prime, Sic S2c. do. 10. iair good CSC
29c do new. Georgia. &c Csc; do, state 2Oc 2Sc
unpeeed do. halves, SIC. &C. do. do quarters
do. Ese. Sc; blackherries. Sc. exc; cherries
state, gc sac. do southern, new &c zsc. rasp,
state, 2lc. II pc. -
EGGs.-r There has been decided change In this mar
ket Al our last writing eggs were scarce and
willingly paid to-day, at the close, they ample
supply and in very li2ht request, holders Offering
32c and they do not sell readily that price
We quote as follows Long Island New Jersey and
near by sac 3Sc State and Pennsylvania 33c West.
Southern Sic sc; lined. choice brands 26c- 2Sc.;
do, fair to good. e4c. o .5c
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-keceipts-F IA 300 bols wheat
90 400 bushels; corn 5000 do corn meal, 100 bbls
oats, 29lo bushels The hour market was steady. with
\ moderate demand shipping extras being firmly held.
Reported sales OF 800 bills included 53 bbls shipping
extras and balance trade and family extras within
range OF prices quoted Southern -four ruled firm with
fair demand Corn meal sold 10 fAir extent ship
W.,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c.,,o a,, ,,sa,,nu ri, GALVESTON I March y 1873
a9s % Nst sSSs 2 bss Sale: l
5e hxPorts-To the Channel 1926; coastwlse dC4G
NEW ORLEANS March L. 1875
Got.On F I'm fair demand %ddnF lSc Se re-
Net recept y So bales gross Experis-re Great
1865 coastwise, 4ssi. Sales, a4dOo.
MOBILE March IL, 1878
good ordinary l45c NY receipts $50 bales Exports
Seceips bales; gross sa Exports eosstwise.
Cotton quiet; mlddling ls,.e low nddlins. l tSi
foVa e Sst FL sss s ssos
IS SIS. weekiy-Net receipts $3.50 bales. Exports~fc
Hsss' s sfsss 5 to the Continent 1885, '0.'swi'
Cotton quiet ana nominal; middiing is,lc. Net re-
eslDs COG bales sales, Stock, g is2 Weekly net
70 Francs sss7 to the Continent ssh cosstwse, 2ool
gss. n!
ss'f e sHa wh' n Gohn
5000 b1shcis on private terms. Corn mesl-sss for
Ss SGs9 1sE @ SO
R.eeO,r,our l hills. Bu whss, M e S Z @
Ss %l Sas 10 DE-
@ ons c No.
sale r q f thirteen cars hiih mixed at 7ec
Barley dull sales of cars state, two-rowed at 81 05
on the track; cars Canadian at 81 20 on the track
Timothy Sc 80 90 for clover 81 50 for large Clover
PORK strong at $9 % for heavy mess Lard, l4c High
wines nominal
CHICAGO. March IL 1878
St21sS5 80. Wheat active and hgherj No, ! spring.
93c. G4c.; No 2Go. &c. for regular S9c. strictly
fresh spot; Ssc. April; CSC, May; 9i4c June No.
do. sJAc; rejected, 79c. CornDemand light; holders
7l,fS bid May; rejected elasc. 6ats-Demand light;
holders firm; higher No. sac. SIC. spot, 53c bid,
April; s6hlc., May Rye ouiet and unchanged. Barley
quiet quiet and pnc hanged DRESSED hogs n good demandi
aud uncnanged PORK excited prices higher at SIS "a
and higher, at sIs ga spot S3 57 SIS 81 April SIS 80
May Bnik meats In AR demand advanced; SHOULDERS,
loose, spot whissey, Sill Receips-Fiour 900 bbs
barley: 5000 do shigments-Flour, S,oo bills; wheat,
400 bushels; corn: s,on az oats 9.o0 do barley,
and higher at 9c. April s4hc. May; corn e5Ac APRIL
TM xS Ii s oats steady pork easier At ss 70
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below.
ADVANCE ASD DECLINE.
Compared with closing prices yesterday the
changes at the same hour to-day were as fol-
lows:-
AcvANcH.--Atiautic and Pacific preferred, u :;
Erie. 4: Harlem, y; Lake Shore. q; Northwest
common. \ Ohio and Mississippi. 4 Pacific MAIL
Il Panama. 4: Rock Island. q; 81. Paul, "a I;
Union Pacific 81; Western Union Telegraph, x (:
Northwest preferred, =; Erie In London, y.
DEcLlSE-Hannibai 4 ST. Joseph, a ; Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph =; gold. Il.
The stocks that remained steady were New York
Central c., C. and l. c.. Delaware and Lacka-
wanna, Quicksilver aud Canton.
THE SALES
mounted TO lal.000 shares. Union Pacific ad-
vanced from 4eI to 47n; Northwestern from AK
TO Ash Tor the common, and from SIN to IS for the
preferred. Pacific Mail sold up to S9H. western
Union rose to TEX, Lake shore to IA. Rock Island
TO 1o5H, IS. Paul to ASK and Ohos to 26H. The
transactions were distributed as follows:-New
York central and Hudson, 800; Erie. 100; Lake
Shore, $500; Northw estern, 1000; do. preferred,
200; Rock Island 1000; Pacific Mail, %, 500; St.
Paul. 400; DO. preferred. 235 ohios, $500; West
ern Union, 17,4Oo; Wabash, 100; Union Pacific.
4AsOo; c., c. and |. c.. 100; Panama, soo
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest
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and lowest prices OF the day.

THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advtces report gain in bullion by
the Bank OF England on balance to-day OF $4,000,
and the rate OF discount for three months bills in
the open market at s% Der cent. To-day is set.
Ting day at the Stock Exchange. The market for
securities Is quiet and steady,
DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports or dry goods for the week were
$3,177,4 53, and the amount marketed $3,124,151.
RAILROAD BONDS
These were active and commanded good prices
The Pacific issues continue in demand and closed
as follows Central Pacific bonds at OK e7s<,
Union Paciacs at a67I 9sH for frsts, 99% 100
for land grants and COX 90H tor sinking
funds. Erie third sold at 90 and do. fourth at
9sH 9sX. New York Central coupon frsts
advanced to 1lSX. some round amounts changing
hands. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
convertible rose from Ill TO lax, and Harlem
coupon frsts reached Ill. Chicago and North
western consolidated coupon gold bonds were in
request at SEX q IS. Toledo and Wabash second
sold at so. against "a yesterday. G., @. and L O.
nrsts decnned to SIX.
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For future delivery Oasis low middng tn. sale. havs
been Is ioows:M Yesterday after T. NJ April, 200 at
ase loo u Il saY % so e Hssu So %
Ct u zsS2c. December. 800 az l6tc. ots sOJ0 balea
May ,e e. sISs 15S ay
lzssc a. August asc i ssac september s52c
j. 7Ss $40 ls A bsSe%Ssr, u &c. Marsss
isSe. 1o5lSs e e so Ii Agf se NO. g
70 e J 90 at sc nS nSse ss hs
,ss Ss 11ss.; 81 s I. +
beta. os BALE. ' crs oSs00s ieA b sN
5sfssG m M2S Srss SO vs 49, hs4ss
" aG',Ss s.Rorf o sS
sss' Hs HSSn ws5s sa ss
Lverpoo DS BY steam sa s IL So@s
Gesy.E- the movement. ssiiii vary moderate as
w ss @ prs not
Sa, s Ters n Of sale Il
o"ons @
We quote srgoesi6ke, slslo. far DO LIKE:
s.trsSs rsnse o J HC .Ss
bags 2sc 2e. DO grass mats sc . asc singapore.
IsSs SS;. IAN SS
ssysas lso lsS cuiscSs TIC sold 90 and
:ssS:sa sF sSiR' s'Rsrs cash. IN;
c1sDIf;;oa ~ jOes.nx way .. prices exhoi,lns
:s,ss s,s El,ssss 60 H'as .' & AZ!
sa 81 and Il a. g. i' i'0 and i7' DAran'
Co, oo9rra . srosx has ossn modsrssiy active a.
sSss hss s.schs sI' VIZ s e
, M,,S e s.sa, nis n w .s'sS suSs5, :hcsS
s:$ AGED e.: !S.sss y; .sSa -