davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-18
MeaitaI.
Life, Growth, Beauty.

London Hair Color Restorer /!
London Hair Color Restorer !!
Not Dye; makes harsh hair soft and silky clean
ses the scalp from all impurities, causing the hair
to grow where it has fallen off or become thin.
Can be applied by the hand as it does not stain the
skin or soil the finest linen As Hair Dressing
1t is the most perfect the world has ever produced.
The hair renovated and strengthened, and natural
color restored without the application of mineral
substances
Since the introduction OF this truly valuable prep
araton into this country it has been the wonder and
admiration of all classes it has proved to be the
only article that will absulutly without deception re-
store gray hair to its original color, health snness
ustre, and beauty and produce hair on bald heads
of its original growth and color
This beautiful and fragranty perfumed article is
complete within itself, washing preparation
before after its use, or accompaniment of any
kind being required to obtain these desirable results
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-18

POLICE CouRr.-John Morris was ar
raigned before the Mayor, this morning,
charged by b. F.. Townsend with unmerci,
fully beating horse which he was driving
beyond Third street bridge. He was held
in 5000 for Court.
John Myers was pulled in again, last
night, for drunkenness, and the Mayor sent
him over to New Castle as vagranC. Sun
day night WAS also spent in the cells, and
John has been frequent and troublesome
visitor there of late.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-18

The CoNsoMDAraD Boar CLuBs.-At a
meeung of the members of the consoli-
dated Undine and Pioneer boat clubs, last
evening, constitution and bylaws were
adopted, and officers were elected az fol
lows President, Jos. L. Jackson Vice
President, 8. A. Macallister Sec. and
Treas, ]. G. Lindsay Captain, j. d. Con-
row Lieutenant, j. Fl. Cameron. The
name selected was the Delaware Rowing
Club. Captain Conrow las the privilege,
under the bylaws, of selecting his own
crew
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-18

OIL PAINTINGS. sale of oil-paintipgs
will positively close this evening. Now is
your opportunity some of the best of the
collection remain unsold.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-18
ID EGISTFR'S OFFICE,

ID EGISTER'S OFFICE.
H. NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March 7th, 1876.
Upon the application OF James Il. kirkpatrick,
Jr., and Moderwel r. kirkpatrick, Executors of
James T. Kirkpatrick late of Wilmington Hd in
said County, deceased, it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executors aforesaid give
notice of the granting of Letters Testamentary upon
the Estate of the deceased with the date of grant
ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Letters in
six of the most public places of the County of New
Castle requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate to present the same, abide by an Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided. And
also canse the to be inserted within the same
period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, II newspaper
published i'll Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, (eod).
Given under the hand and Seal of Office
[L.S.[ of the Register aforesaid, at New CASTLE i'll
New Castle County aforesaid, the day and
year above written. s. O. BIGGS, Register.
NOTlCE.-All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Executors on before March Ith,
1871 abide the Act OF Assembly in such case made
and prov ided.
JAMES II. KIRKPATRICK. Jr.,
MODERWELL r. KIRKPATRICK,
Executors.
B. Nelds, Attorney for Executors, mar253w-eod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-18

DEoEAsE OF HANNAH Cox.-Hannah Cox,
wife of John Cox, of Hamorton, Chester
county, died on Saturday, in her 10Th year,
and her funeral will take place. 10 day, at
Lonswood. Herself and husband were well
known, prominent in the auti-slavely
moveu ent and in all other ph,lanthIopic
work
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-18
8e0ister's alutiees.
ID EGISTER,S oFFlcE.

ID EGISTER'S OFFICE,
IA NEW CASTLE COUNTY. April 9th, 1876.
Upon the application OF Charlotte Gouert, Admin
stratrix of George GOuert, late OF Wilmington Hd.,
in said county deceased lit ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrative aforesaid give
notce of the granting of Letters of administration
upon the Estate of the deceased, with the date of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date of such letters
in six of the most public places Of the County of New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate present the same or abide by an Act of
Assembly in such made and provided. And also
the to be inserted within the period
in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, Il newspaper published
in Wilmington, and to be continued therein three
weeks, (eod).
Given under the hand and Seal of Office of
H. 81 the Register aforesaid at New Castle, in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written s. G.. BIGGS, Register.
NOrICE.--All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the duly
attested to the Administrative before April 9TH,
1877, abide the act of Assembly, such made
and provided. CHARLOTrEs
Address, Wilmington, Del. Administrators.
a,,rIu l,.ao
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-04-18

Phladelphla Yearly Meeting of Ortho-
dox Friends is in session this week in that
city. Business meetings began at Arch
street yesterday. Among the strangers
present are Stanley Pumphrey of Worces
ter. England, and Barnabas @. Hobbs, of
Indiana.
The Friends Lycenm, last evening, ad-
journed its sessions until next Fall, when
it will meet at the call OF the President. 1t
was agreed to hold a picnic reunion, as
usual, aud Mt. Cuba, about June 18th TO
10th, will probably be the place and time.
H. G. Conrad, Esq, was yesterday ap.
pointed, by the Executive Committee,
Actuary of the Delaware Association, in
place Of Mrs. Kate Irvine, who resigned.
Bayard Taylor has been home on flying
visit, at Kennet Square. IL is expected he
will spend as mucn as possible of his sum
mer vacation at Oedarcroft.
W. Fl. Green has begun proceedings in
Esq Frazer's Court against his son, whom
he accuses of having robbed him. The tri-
al takes place tomorrow.
The Women's Temperance Union will
meet in Grace church tomorrow at
o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

r,vvnpoo, Ian s-l2s0 o. motion is dull and easier
M,iiinx Iplands 81 Nidiliny Orleans, Sd saes'
5000 bales including 900 bale. for speculation ana OK
American Cotton - arrive seles oferins ,sad deelns
1r anJ I,nary er saiD is,,d do. DO, shipped jan
nary and February (per sai Al 6'IsL do no. May and
June delivery, at u I'd 49,, -, ,o,rtu, r-,,.,,.
LIVERPOOL, Jan $3.50 p mIsales on Mddng Rland s
Innr sin nj ga Iar3s cwt. Pork Dbl for Mess
NERrDoI Jan. 81 y. m.Of the sales Of Cotton TO-
dav & 800 bales American. 80
LONDON. Jan. $3.50 p IN C0nsos e'le lor money ana
93 the account United states bonds ls0os ou lVt ,
LoNpoS, Jan. 81 D. m.-Consos 93'ls Tor money and
as for The advces quote Rentes COL lOc
IoSpON Jan "a 80 D. m-Pars advices quote enes 6Jf
csc Talow. ST 3d5lG = cwt. - o.... -.
LONDON, Jan. S-Evening -llnseed Oh zsofc"I spirits
Turpennr. 20 d253 y Cwt.
Plhs, Jan. s.-ExchGnge on London, 2oL 10 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
COTTON MAhK ELS.

PHILADELPHIA jan section quiet; aiddlins lS2G. 10y 10y
Middnng '22.c; Good Ordinary lleci net reee'p IVs
N"s;tntS IAN S~Cotton dull; Mddmg, l2Ssc; net
receipts S623 exports coastwise 42s bales sales los
,Tf,S jan S-Cotton quiet Mdding, l2'sci Low
u,tlin1 i2I,c: Ordinary l0ac; net receipts, sos
haes EXPORTS 10 Britain 40 bales sales, 20 oaesi
s'Sfh sls jan s-Coton quiet Miding 1885, receipts.
bales shipments, 1886 bales sales 1900 bales stock.
u inI'Isviiil jan s-Cotton quiet; Mdiling, l2hc.
MOBILE Jan s-Coton quiet; MidiNng l24c.; 10" MIDI
ding II sc; Good Ordinary, IOl4ci net isesib. soo
bales gross 1854 bales exports coas"lse osi oa's safes
CIScISNAn jan s.-Cotton quiet Mddling l2Sscj Low.
bales Shipments lila bales sales lI2 bales spnners 100
S.yaSSAL Jan. s.-Cotton quiet; Mdting l27Iscr Low
Mddng II isc Good Ordinary ii sci net receipts ys9
halls. ross SOO} bales; exports TO Great Britain Iei
bales, sales 1857 bales; stock -. bales o, -
RsToN, Jan. S-Cotton dun Mialnhg 49, :, III
bales TO the Channel 1888 6aes coastSse, 2O32 RACES
a.. HmoRr Ian s-Coton dull @iddlng l2Irl3ei Low
Miing 10 Lld2sc Good Ordinary, Il I'd llsci net re
eepts az bales gross 80 nass toek 5sa Salc
CU,MFsToN. Jan. s.-COttOn hrmer; Middlns l3c' Lov
Middung l2.dl2Sc.; Good Ordinary, ll'tdit y hos
receipts 1851 bales exports to ne Continent -VVO '"'
ST IoIs Jan Section lOwerj Middlins, l.''sc LON
Nidilng Ii 5lsc; Good Ordinary 10 islgc feees -
bales shipments l!7l bales sAies' li-- oA'' sNA '''
AUGUSTA Jan s-cotton quiet and FRI d.n.ad sooi for
beter grades lIwer grades nominal Middbs IL Low
Middne i2c Good Ordinary, lie; receipts Cs7 5aesi
Nsw ORLEANS, Jan. cOton-Dcmann good; Ndhns
Pile Low Middling IL 4c. Good OrhEafy lpse aetI
CENTS j97 bales. gross 1856 bales efpors 70 nieN
Britain 1888 bales TO the continent iOss ealesi sAe'
gBosYos jan sNCotton dull; Mddlins, l3ho; Lo- MD
ding l3c Ordinary ll'lc. nei receipts OIL os'si
gross, 1879 bales; STOCK f3iys bates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10

Fort Wayne, Hannibal and st. Joseph Preferred
Lake Shore, and Western Union each Illinois
Central "a; st. Paul Preferred, 2; Harlem, 2is;
Chicago and Alton, 214 n. Y. Central, 2l2 Chicago
Burlington and Quincy, 3; New-York and New
Haven, ), and Panama, per cent Northwest
Common declined Is; Rock Island, Ii Missouri Pa
cfc, 81; Michigan Central, 1l2 Pacific Mall =;
Union Pacific, 2l2, and Wells, Fargo IL Co.'S
Express, 4l2 per cent. Adams Express u, I.
l. c., and Erie closed the as on Friday
The subjoined table shows the extreme fuctua-
tons in United States bonds, the leading railway
and miscellaneous shares, as well as gold, and the
closing quotations of each at the dates undermen-
toned also the number Of shares of each leading
stock sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10

The closing day Of the week was more animated
and excited than any of its predecessors, and III vol
ume of business exceeded that of any two previous
DAYS The market for railway and miscellaneous
shares opened strong and witha continuation of the
buoyancy of last night further smart advance was
made the entire list, with one or two exceptions,
participating. The market was at its highest both
for the day and the week, about 1880. After tins
il took turn and under the influence of some real
ling of profits aud much gossip about the Pacihe
Mail and Panama fight in which the alleged new
steamship line between this port and San Francisco
was made prominent, the general market,
led by Pacific Mail and Union Paciic,
which had both been weak while other
stocks Were strong prices made n sharp decline.
In thus movement Union Pacific dropped
from ISL to G93s, subsequently recovering, how
ever. to 7Il2 while Pacific Mail declined from 80,
the highest point of the day. to $685. with final re-
covery to 37l.G37ls. Panama on small transactions
opened at 1876 and closed at 131, drop of per
cent but then the gentleman who controls the mar
kel price of this stock could easily have made 1t
close AT III a. 1871, had he been so inclined. Lake
Shore has been active and sold up to G23sd O2l but
finally closed at the opening price, 81 81 The re-
malGcr Of the list felt the effect of the afternoon
drop as indicated by decline from the highest
Prices of the day of q to l per cent. partial
rally late in the afternoon caused the market
to close Hactonally above the lowest prices OF
the day The feeling AT the close was one of fever
shncss and apparent anxiety TO the immediate flu
ture of the stock market Comparing the final prices
to-day with those of yesterday we find general de-
cline of Is 20 per cent viz: Michigan Central,
Northwest and Rock Island, each is por cent; Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western Ohio and hlssis-
.ippi, and Western Union each Ia Erie, North
w. D.. - pouI ND Wabash each ". Pa
clfc Mail 16s; Union Pacific 2; and Panama, 4 per
cent Hannibal and St. Joe and Quicksilver each
gained a and St Paul Preferred y per cent, while
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Harlem, Lake Shore,
and New-Jcrsey Central closed the same as on yescr
dav. The opening, highest, lowest, and closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day, well as the
offering and asking prices at the close of the TX
change and the number of shares of each stock sold
will be found in the suboincd table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Albany jan S-Wheat dull. Rye quiet at 93d95c Corn
dull sales OF No. Mixed New at t2c oats dall
harley guiet sales car No Jefferson Four Rowed at
81 10; car No state Four Kowed AT I'll II and cars
straight No Canada at 81 TO- Malt steady with small sales
private terms -, x,,,,,,.
BILrInORE Jan. s.-Coton quiet but firm Low Mlddling
Pennsy yania Red 81 So other grades unchanged Sorn
Whits New 5d6oc; do yellow. New 81 1909. Western
Mixed New 65a65tc.. spot; Size. January &c. hTst
aos f Western White 45d47c Mixed t2a.4c Ry:
but Arm lots Offering Pork, New, )obbng 81 ST.
Lard dull but steady and unchanged Butter du anu heavy
prces favor Petroleum easier not quotaOy lower
Coffee dull but steady no esrsoes Sooins 81
BOSTON Jan B-Flour steady with moderate demand
sales At IA so Western super ~ 76d$o ~ for Com
n 251 al for Extras - 60df6 10 for
Minnesota Extras f6dS7 rs for Winter Wheat Ohio Indiana
aud Michigan 1904 rs for lnino " ooass tor sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
md tUtHI, EJ,UIFW WHI'H' -, =, -. : -.
l,auge lie market was weak. The following Nero

Flair AND MEAI-Tbe Flour market was little hrmer
onr ba Tor parcels spot and TO arrive soon Medium
choice brands %s,e ~ Sond Flour was hca
unite steady Win fair business repor,e ely Nh ENira
VIA Wa s"qS pSoScton sales 1870 including 1000
ebs nSoS o and . 20 bbis City Mn Extra mainly within
H. range Of 20 chiefly Tor tho Vet Indies several
aif next months delivery thout reliable particulars sales
made >. asa.s g G ior Common to tnss super
hne state aud Western mainly at " 21as s,a goi
: us s"n 80 for common t4 d. . s5a So, IS
Do "a IS for Inferior TO Common EhTa wesc 20 40
as5 90 Common to no. auc DO W rs for CIV
Ms Sira ~ 60aSS 70 tor Winter Wheat th3ce Family
Round Hoop s585d6 for Far 10 Good DO and 20 o5S
,1i Minnesota Extra ii 3Ods Tor Good TO Choice do.
and one ayorle brands held al 80 50atlo with occs
oos Sac M ions 10 IS 10 for Good 70 Choice do and 50
sss 20 iTt little s" more steady feeling particularly grades
In southern Flour better business Was reported To.
u 20 for inferior to good GH G s. ssS hoS for
F FS%1 :" r TGes and Is 95as Is for Choice to Fancy
rocess Rye Flour was quet and steady sales 800
s9 2s a az S Flour
Gps at u aro a tS S sS 5 1SS al
ss 40 for including 1fsS s oo S Is g.
DELIVERED Meal qqs, and STGhsns ,Sa. r.
ported export the market closing strong with holders gen
orally 70 aSssp the Srss .as Of 2S
st 9c 05 Tor Rejected spring the latter Tor yer choice
600 bush Ungraded Milwaukee called 81 Obdtl Os Tor
No Chicago and ahoat III % 81 Oe Tor NO
Mlwankee including "a 900 bush sold after Change At the
latter figures 81 81 Tor No Milwaukee In store and no
Minnesta afoat 2Odsl 80 for Fair 20 Good New Winter
Red Western including 5000 bush at u 70 In store -
for Southern; 81 80 for White Genesee aud
nomipay ii ~ Chicago and 81 81 d*l "a for No
i spring; over 100000 bush OF the sales we're spring
Wheat chiefly ungradod. No. 3, and Rejected. Rye
was scarce and shade nrmer sales Of Ito bush state
renortd Al 7c Western quoted at Ssd9Oc and Canada
An bond at gOc and thereabout Canada Peas were
quiet sd$l OF the spot and TO arrive In bond Green
rs IOds3 10 two bushe bag BARLEY ruled quiet NJ about
prces Masters having bought quite Freely Yesterday
were hold on for the present. sales lC0OJ bush
Ioronto 70 arrive and W be shipped within three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
Total shares sold. ........-..-.-..
The Philadelphia stock quotations at the close of
The opening prices for mining stocks at San Fran
cisco to-day were as follows:

The London market was reported quiet to-day,
with Consols easier and United States bonds stead
Ter. Erie closing at 144Q14s for Common and 20
for Preferred There were no quotations given for
money. In Paris, Rentes quoted at 650 50,
lower. The gold market was firmer under the i'm
proyed demand for Customs and the Shipment by
todays steamers of 5000, 900 gold COIN and $4,000
silver. The opening price was 49, and it advanced
to and closed at 1884, the highest price of the week.
The lowest price of the week was 1928 On gold
loans the carrying rates were 3, 4, g. @. and 5i2 per
cent until Monday. The foreign exchange market
was dull, as usual on Saturday, on the basis OF
rates annexed The actual business rates were
81 S4leG$4 IS and 81 ssl20$4 80. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out during the week Vs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
SATURDAY, Jan. S-P. NJ.


The opening week of the year presents nothing
new or striking, far as the general business or
trade of the country is concerned but gives hopeful
indications of something better in financial circles,
the business of the week in Wallst having resulted
In fairly active demand for United States bonds,
and for the better class of other investment secur
ties at advancing prices, with also greater activity
and more irmness as rule, to the purely specula-
tive securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange The
advances, comparing the closing prices to-day with
those of Friday the 31st ult have been from is to
o per cent viz: St. Paul and Northwest Preferred
each q per cent; Morris and Essex and Ohio and
Mississippi each Il Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Preferred, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Hannibal
and st. Joe, and New-Jersey Central, each %;
American Express, Pittsburgh, and Quioksilver.
Common and Preferred, each z; c., C., G.
and l., Delaware. LsckawannA and West
Sn. and xAasAs PsOifA sss =;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10

's az ,iiiN au et At 3 isc. 4 4 for Prime western
si-GiK-Tlc market for Raw was piet but nri Inc
stock il small have laitery shown more Gsusl
ZION To- replensh their supplies Fair Ia Good kenhg oa
Irms sAc; Centrifugal s2a0c IN some Instances saie
anve these rres qOted sales rs hds centrifugal ~
o. and baskets Batavia at 7s.c Refined Was quiet ana
" change TOR any description
TALLOw-Market dull sales 10000 70 ~ 3SdSsc TOT
Fair To Pulc. ..,, -, % a, ill.,
The following from the circular " Mesrs r. BOYD Co. OF
mis- date The product on the West has been increased as
most of Tho dsters recently seized have bOhdcl
and are now running Alcohol tax paid has been IN gooi &c
~ Is q gallon Alcohol Tor export uo1
al iSaljc g gallon Receipts OF Hshwihes anu ALCOHOL
fot tao week, $50 3Ois.; sales, 1000 Dds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
THE MARKETS.
7 N'TuHF I'VV' VI III NE '''"N'@'I
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
L. ..-.,L n.r.r I...II. nnH DIIIrnnna
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan. = I'7N
AsVrs-The stocks large AMI although the demand
light holders are inclined Ia force transactions fot
quot, At q aud Pearls At &c.
CptEII-II. lilo nrmer, and the better
grades nc higher however only small business
Embracing Ceres terms not uansplrtd.
Irm, quoted s3dH &c, Good lo'ad she talf ~ ga
6L.c. all gold. for oareoee In
ft ,ra.. there was no aside from small Jobbing
trad. and pT cea were nofninaliy unchanged
zorro S-Ihe on the duh and unchanged
The sale. 41s bales Including % bales last evening OF
AMI al for spccuatnn Inc
c.ui. AT the ports 7J2 bales against lrlb5 bales
ms ay week. and 1880 bales this day Las. year Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
WOOL MARKET.

posroy Jan s-wool quiet and sales smaller he gsss
It n, an Ion several months manufacturers 9ni dealers
% oyin yery slowly; material changers noted IN ptcs
a., uree Of poubiei credit bay at some cOncessoa
sars aud XN Ohio and Pennsylvania Pieces Az s3a.o,
INT the latter extreme quotation Cholce M -
range from 52dj3c Michigan at 43Gf6c iOr anu 80
C,hiuo and Deaine Flceces steady anu nrh q" t''
az 5O45sc FOR Washed, and $0G45c for IN
washed but the desirable lots Oh domestic Cool III
III Seid ~ 65c the stock " all kinds beng very srAl
pulled WOOL IL ID demand, with sales al ~ iVI
and small lots Of Choice Eastern super sod az a.:
f il an extreme price, COmbing Pulled IL IN iaf delau"
sOqj2 nc California Wool has been quiet te ass u ons
,rek c0mprsf only l9O00 70, mostly FAN A. -o onS
choice lot Of spring sold at &c., aud other sna o's VI '
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Jan. S-CATTIE-Recelnts, 5000 mead nonlhsD
nrices unchanged shipments, LAO head.
oGs-Recepts 1900 market opened active ana sns
higher closed rather fairly actye packers 20 W
Az rs bacon 81 2Ods7 26 philadelphia, 81 90 smpHeh
$500 head .. , -, =, ,oL1o5c
higher; choce IS a$5 50 good, 81 25dsA 81 n oo"@
Is 1884 ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10

NJ nnnex closing limitations of foreign excha

The home money market felt the disbursements OF
January dividends and interest in ts course to-day
and the general rates on call for accommodations
until Monday were and per cent, the ruling rate
at the banks and trust companies being still Z.
few loans were made mt gold but the closing price
was g. There is rather more activity in mercantile
peer and the leading bill brokers thus quote rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
!. A.
Good Ordinary

For fitnro dclivery there fuhcr decline y c There
The Liverpool market however
and The rcccips az the ports still considerably
in excess OF last year both Of which Influences hah an H
favorable effect sales yesterday AFTER p m snuhiy ~
is5a,c; February, 1000, lJS 900 ,2e Mar'n loo
49, 1900. i5>.,ca Ayrl 500 sse.i Aay y,. ~ 2go
IL i.1c; total 60 bales. First ca-JanuaTy, 200 $ NJ
Ia - February 100 Is "ssc; March lOo ID SCI april
500 5.c; total 300 bales Second ei JanuaTS; dU0'
toal bales sales Oday up 10 D. NJ. January
s3o g f,bruSry 900 l3esac 800 IS 'qc 90 IS sgc
300 i3tiac' Mach, 2l0O l5sfej zoo rs rs I S7
i51s ISOo lsc 400 lS', NAV 400 lS'isi gad 59
II 10 100 Ia sc 200 II sasc.. 100, 'iec total l65oo
ba, Gr1mn I" ,e msrSet was weak The following