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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


!" .ne 1aa.e' rae 1noune'
CHICAGO, sept - Is reported, on "hat
seems good authority, that owners Of stock in
the Interstate Industrial Exposition are being
solicited somewhat vigorously IN sell their shares
.oNs,,.s -. ,'.a1-o.. - - s;,a ~.
OF their principals. 50 lar As this is done for
the purpose OF securing legitimate investment
of money. while still keeninp tn the oripjnal aim
for WITH +ho Fvnos;tioo 1rae os+oh,;ehaa ~
~ 49, :.S, W. - .x ~
"ofu OF warning Is neeoea. ous IL on the part
Of purchasers there is desire to make the Ex-
position purely moncy-gettine institution, or
any intention to divert it from its present aims
such schemes should be checked at once by bus
iness men. who should retain the control for the
business interests of this city,
The Exposition was established with the plain
nnrnose of beueftiuo the CITY of Chicago.
kon{np that the system Of attractive yearly ex
hifits Of the trade and manufactures Of the
West would annually bring throngs of visitors,
not only from the cities and towns Of Illinois
but from all the States that are in any degree
tributary to this CITY, That this hone has been
abundanntlv realized has been demonstrated
each year since the Exposition opened. Mcr-
chants aud manufacturers have co-operatcd
zeaIously to make the exhibition attractive, and
all tile roa,1s have brought thousands Of visitors,
most of whom would not have visited the citv
hut for this iuduccment.: The effect las been
apparent, not ouly in the crowding OF our hotels
an.I in the large amounts of money
left with our retail stores by the in
fmy of visitors, but in the H.tivity
Of the wholesale trade, which each wear
experiences the benefit Ct these visits. It is
,1ndoubteil1y the faet that the Exposition of
1873 contributed largely to lessen tic effect OF
the ,,anic. which WIS felt SO grieyously in other
cities. The means with which to build the large
and fine structure (unequaled outside Of the
, 1876-09-24

Withdrawn from store on FRIDAY for city
consumption: 6, 102 bu wheat 43+ bu corn, $50
bn oats, 788 bu rye
The following grim was inspected into store in
this city On Saturday morning: 5 cars No. 2 n. ".
wheat, cars No. spring, SO cars No. do,
20 cars No, 3 do, 25 cars and !, 500 bu rejected
do, 3 cars no grade Q7s wheat; o. cars high
mixed corn, 1886 cars and /, 200 bu No. 2 do, 3
cars new mixed do, 118 cars and =, 100 bu reject
ed do, cars no grade {551 corn; cars white
oats, II cars and s, 900 bu No. 2 do ~ cars re-
jected do 900 oats); 2 cars No. rye, % cars
No. 2 do, cars rejected do, 1 car no grade
(30 rye); 2 cars No.:1 barley, 20 cars No. do, 81
cars No. 8 do. II cars rejected do, car no grade
(85 barley. Total, (o02 ears), 408, 600 bu. In
spected ont, SO, 584 bu wheat SO, 501 bu corn,
1, 563 bu oats, l, 3S6 bu rye, %, sS2 bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of breadstufs and live stock at this point during
the past week. and for the corresponding weeks
~1uk-
, 1876-09-24

uprtant effect on rea1-estate interests In the VI
:,.< =, ..,,.;., ~, w.
Chilly o1 lne stores lucy ua'e oecuP4eo vi ~"
bash avenue. Rents have risen, anu several lnl-
nortant hnitdino entcrnrises are in contcmpla-
~ S8.s -, 49,. f..
LION, oil up tne 1aau Ill tne vicinity ltta@ nse'
lain idle since the great fire OF 1871. Among
+bas. ,,o tho following hv Mr. r. M. Marshall:
9ne01 - ~ "11 mN'e - os af1a,,;.rr,,,a r..
For Hunt, Henning - spseu, ol Louisvl'le, :, ~.
Is about to build hVe-st0ry stone-1rOnt, VI leet
front, on Michigan avenue, just north OF the
Burlington l. Quincy Railroad. This leaves 6ut
onr nnnc1.nnied lot IN tbat block. For Can't, j.
= M;;lsr of TouisriIle Kv. is about tn erect
at.ae ~ .o faa, fran+ san} m vahash avs.
TWO STORES, ~ 1egt 1Io!it eAcnl VI Maoasn ase-
nue., oeL"etn hAnuolpn auo Lahe, aeAb "
Phelps, lodge q fa1mefs slorc- 1nls nl1s tne
only vacancy on that block.
IT. e. Taylor, of Brookline, Mass, is plan
niur a Gye-story brick building on Wabash ave
nne 1h0 feet front. Mt the s.nltheast corner Of
nl.eooa nue, ~ @s st*,a. '' ~
Congress a@iees.
fohEl9S CoffoRAfloSs.
Iht power ol lorclsn corporations 70 nolo
mortgages in this State has been brought into
the courts, as our readers are aware. The fol-
lowing law passed by the Illinois Legislature In
Anril. 1875. bears on that point;
ANY corporation former under the laws of any
othes ?tase VI eountts, anu aulnus41eu ~ ts enal
tes 10 ses. ~, " s+ata oan s n "y ah VI !gan
-. axe ,s nresed or .nf oner ~ af"ra.sid
tnat may nave invested u. sn. money as alotesalo
may nase INC suhe ht s s a"u po"ess III. ne r.
coSery tneseo1, auoects 70 eug same penaaues tot
o,d whon = saie K made undar anv indo1nenf'
decree, or power in a mortgage or deed, such cor.
poration may purchase, in its corporate name, the
property offered for sale anu become vested with
the title wherever natnfaI person might 90 20 IN
hike cases: fFop1dtd. AoaeteT. that al real estate
80 purchased ~ any sueh corporation, IN satsiac-
ton Of any such liability or indebtedness, shall be
offered at pubic auction al least once every year.
At the door OF toe OF the county Wnefe
IN the same may 9e s.aua.eu OF on t1e premises 20
tour ~ Consecutive weeks. in some newspaner If
renersl circulation published in said county: and
# there be no such newspaper published therein
then in the nearest adjacent county where such
newspaper il published aud said rea! estate shall
be sold whenever The price offered Tor It Is not less
than the clnlm Of sneh corporation, lncluaing 81
.ts1cs. Go nna ,sa sc nt
,i1h;n .rc ~. ,erod ~ vc vrsrs srll snch IarSs
either At pubc or private sale as aforesaid. it shall
be lie dutT Of the States Attorney to proceed by
Information, in the name OF the people OF the State
OF Illinois, against such corporation, in the Circuit
, 1876-09-24
DREAM ONE DREAM OF NE.

In this dead-etill Autumn night,
Dream one dream Of me:
In thy waking am naught
But careless, fitting thought;
But, oh! dream Of me-
Thon with Saxon eyes and hair,
Cheek no maiden has more fair,
Step that sets my heart beating,
Sends the blush to give thee greeting
Can it be I care:
Ny poor heart went long ago
On shipwrecke.l quest.
Love: lie is wry- faced ghost,-
Finds no joyous, smiling host
In my walls rs guest.
Tliou art bound in present bonds;
I'm chained to the past:
Vcricst ghust Of Love that walks,
Shippers soft and tender 1alks
Tween us could not last
Not for ME one crimson flower
Grown for happy few
in The rcd place Of the roses,
Where tue perfect lower reposes,
STEPPED in aun and dew.
But listen for thy footstep,
And trenble ut thy voice;
At thy frown the whole world darkens--
At thy laugh my spirit harkens,
Eager ~ rejoice.
Never shall wish thee nearer,
Closer. than thou be;
Only, when days cares are olden,
And soft slumber, growing golden,
Brings thy face to me.
Only once my soul would meet
In those dim lands with thee:
in this dead-still Autumn night,
Cold aud fragrant-b1oom and blight
Dream one dream OF moi
tlcAGD, Sent % 1yFrrtrr
, 1876-09-24
AN EXllE'S PRAYER.

Let me rest IN some beautiful vale far away;
Let me rest in some lonely retreat,
Where the wild aow'rets grow, where they blossom
and blow.
Where the wild birds in Summer sing sweet,
Where bending and low, kissing waters that dow,
Are ever green banks ever fair,
Where the current OF Sin it would never set In:
Let me rest-let me rest ever there.
Let me rest in some beautiful vale far away,
Which Nature, not Art, has designed, -
Some fairy-1ike dell where my spirit might dwell
Meath the bloom-laden boughs there entwined, -
In tie desP solitude 9i the r ood
And careering stoop low, singing wild as they 90,
With phantom like, weird-like delight.
Where the cchoing call Of the loud waterfall
Rebound. at the voice OF the gale,
And together unite, making music whose might,
Sadly grand, oer the mind doth prevail;
While above, overhead, cloudlets speed and have
Like wavclcts that leap to the shore,
Now revealing the mien OF Nights beautiful
splendor. decking the landscape all DER.
Where the sunshine and shade kiss dewdrop and
As kisae. of maid Of his heart
The pure lover sips from her ruby red lips
sweet joy,-sweetest Earth can imp,rt;
Sweet joys that prolong4 wake the soul into song,
And round it and Ger it do fling.
4 halo Of light, making happy and bright
The Future and what it may bring.
Making happy and bright Lfe's most desolate
night
When tempests around 1t do sweep,
1t will the rude bast and be true to the last
Still con1ling in Him who doth keep
His promise to all vino with sorrow recall
All their faults, all their fo1lics forgiven;
Then bliseful they sleep, uerermore will they
weep,
But enjoy the sweet sunshine Of Heaven.
All! then let me rest with the friends love best,
Whose relics lie far DER the sea;
Them again neyermore can meet On this shore
Who were nearest and dearest to me.
Lo! q vision ia seen clad in emerald green:
All! Mem'ry, sweet maid it Is she:
Let me follow her shade to my own native glade,
To my Motherland, Erin, to thee
Q God! from On high hear my prayer, hear my
sigh,
And watt them swift over the deep;
Tell those who remain will come back again
10 the place where my forefathers sleep;
Tell those who remain am ever the 1ame,-
Though seeming forgetful, yet true
To the land Of my BIRTH fairest spot on tho
The land which my infancy knew.
JOSEPH D. TuRSEY.
CHICAGO, September, 1876.
, 1876-09-24

an IN other respects also the market was devoid NJ
features Following are the prtccs LacSsTaaanasss nss
5aTE saaHs Ers :1ss e 81 Ba,,'ms;s. s%ss
@ ID i iat is4cs; u; s Il i:a,sc 10, ,,e,n
for some ting past been short yesterday I. Ina1.
s9{ s s:es' -
4; no. No. whits6sa 90 r. g 3 1898 Go e. trout $780,
s9GFs 9 81 as5si: 10 Ssy IS ss $685.
;ee1: IL fh%:y arss asS:!Ss Hss: f. 81
family kits sl.oea!o5; :aak codasn, s4sts5.1s s5t1
;SasS: Il: q j: Il g.; ;' IS
4sms!s 4ns55ns ksst 2ss H' sssE'Ss
s dsaa sns s4gs,
be working armer. hut yet without quotabIe u. =
slo MT ' rssls s nsT W. sat
ns II doess dried IN aa1 prices remain Suta
TGs<gs@Ras: ,.25: aES S%s FSTk!s4 rats.
Ss Sssas'' zsa'' sa7F'a;s s7s =; s't'Sa :: q
Ss1s 5sts,. spss ss ] Mssssa s.t .s,ss
@icc; baektsrries sessc; rasDberFes, new. aSssie;
e1FilbeT;a isa!sse: almonds: rcrrasona, ,sxa
S SSaess ssnaf Eanaf gi2s fgsns byax Esoa
Ts5 5ssdsfs Ss9 s.ss Sssss:
liberal supply and slow: at slightly reduced prces.
s9s9 5os5e pa2
basket; g1apeS coaco5ds 81 5cg = percase u is
g g sa:fs .
d. f55es. lsiss per l': lemons Sicily IS;
GR0cERIEs-Tnere vas very strong coffee market,
E fas u
been established while 10 this market The q;ctatious @
n .Ss soaa 10 ny
here 1 ma S u and
4 {SFt9s5 Ssyi assRs q = a.
saS!o!nSS p1ee:: a,l - w. on ' ,Ao'sA4'a' a. 'n'
sdsse 5Sst6-hanso0n ses@e; Carolina e@7<e Louisiana.
se
os e eSx6c 1SSerc
5S3; q; i9'fSl%sc fSl{ s4iSs i9s: ioGs;
IS; s5$s;;rg.e.fee. :ss.s..est drip. zse,:s: e!.neea
So s:ss 81: =
ao si;eG
soss3.c ssss .p.nt.o ,c,<a,7.. .,or.s ,oo1o.. .,.
2ees:ss; pepper l3!S@lse; nutmegs, 81. .losll5 cal
eu55a sngS5 ismss 6gs se German ,ott,ea sa7
@ sa3Gys Iy iSee wh5e c! RoS o5Sa f NE %
HAY.%aa quiet, the offerings being light. Follow.
So n1ed S. s?s' apaad plals
81 cog. 50; 70. J.: So. o0ss.5o
HIGHWlNE|Nere In good demand at the recent
advance Sales were 200 brls at 81. .Qa1S per gallon
HIDES Dealers and local are buying and the
street market firm, the offerings being SMALL most
Of the stock received billed direct TO dealers. Green
'oa M
cured light and heavy. 74t734c; damaged 51fes51lc;
part cured 6L@613c; green sated kip TIC; green
country 51fc green calf ll1f@12c; hint hides IaGa
12c; dry Kip and cali, 12l24c; dry salted hides Ice;
deacon SKINS 4595Oc. 07
H0PS-Nere scarce and firm at 25@esc, and New
York hops are held htxher.
01IE-TheYe little change fhn no9ffon aF fhn
oll Market Most kinds were held arn,iy at previous
mains rather quiet We quote: Carbon lis Degrees test
26@261sc; do, Illinois legal test $50 deg, a,kasc
snow White, $50 deg test, 9f1<G35c; do headlight.
lis deg, 345xa35c: extra lard OIL a5c: No. T.
75c; No. 2. CSC; linseed. raw, soc; boiled, SIC;
whale beached, 6891Oc; SPERM S. %; heats
foot OIL. strictly pure, 81. 10: do extra soc; do
, 1876-09-24

New YORK, Sept. 23.-Gold opened and closed
at no. Borrowing rates, 164, 2h, 2, 3, 1h, and
per cent. Carrying rate Il. pet cent, the latter
current Mt the close.
Governments closed firm.
In railroad bonds Northwest consolidated gold
coupons were firm at D5aG96, and Rock Island
~ at ITO. st. Paul sinking fund rose to S8li,
and closed at SS.
State bonds dull, and prices nominal.
The stock market WAS weaker in the early dcal-
ings, and prices declined Il to u per cent. To-
wards midday stcader feeling set in, and the de-
cline was partially recovered Later tho market
became quiet and firm Stocks were quiet during
the last hour, and the market YVES generally steady.
The fluctuations we're light; az rule, hGaA per
cent, outside Of New Jersey Central and Harlem.
The former, after selling at 275s regular and IS un
der the rule, declined to 271i regulnr. Harlem
sold at 131 regular and 100 seller 10.
New York Central quiet at 96s1@96X.
Sales to- day were small comparatively. Included
in them were g. 600 shares New York Central. z, 800
Lake Shore, S, 600 Pacific Mail, q, 500 st. Pauls,
8. QUO Ohio, z, 900 Delaware, LackawannA b West
ern IL. 900 New Jersey Central, aud ;, 600 Michi-
gnn Central.
Imports, including dry goods, the past week,
So, luO, 900; exports Of produce, s., 500, 000
Money market easy at 1Gln; prime mercantile
paper, 41t.
The Assistant Treasurer disburscd s48. 600.
Custom receipts, S184, 900.
Sterling dull; TO- days. 4S3: sight, 4s4H.
increase 81, I'll, :10o; specie, decrease, 50, 506
500; legal -tendcrs, decrease 81, 53, 200; depos-
its. decrease, g. 562, 100; circulation, increase,
$50, TOO; reserve, decrease, 81, 4l9, 025.
, 1876-09-24

Long short clears quoted $4,000 cash. 8Ha9hc
for November and e. for December. Cumberlands
sweet picked hams. l2Gs1114c.
Winter shoulders loose GN9676c; do short RIBS cnsh
or seller September. 834c: do seller October 81<c.
No winter short clears or long clears sale Bacon
quoted shoulders. for short ribs 1Oc for
short c1ears and 131sl4c for hams all canyassed and
packed.
Grease-Was quiet at 536Hc.
BEEF PKODUCTS-Wcre steady and quiet at $10.75
@1i.OU for $l1. 75g12. OO for extra mess and
SIS. 5O@.6 % for hams.
Tuiioo-Wns quoted at 8<@S4kc for city, and 718G8c
for country lots, according to condition
, 1876-09-24

Moines, or any other point, and issue notice to
the elevators TINT receipts for grain from such
points shall be marked, and such receipts shall
not be considered regular no matter what the state
Inspector may say to the contrary. II the Board
OF Directors are anxious 10 help The grain trade Of
Chicago some action less open to objections than
and it would seem to be the part Of wisdom to re-
scind it or allow 1t to become dead-letter.
ttCLEANER,n
, 1876-09-24

sure is the better for saving both life and prop
binea, running the height Of the building front
and rear, and firmly secured to the walls and
alongside the windows: It may be objected it
is too costly, but it is said this apparatus
to those erecting them a rebate in their insur-
rance that reimburses them. SO should adyise
the stand-pipe aud ladder combined, securing
life, property, aud the cost Of insurance.
, 1876-09-24
L1FE-SAyING.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2a-Noticing the suggestion
Of Z. N. Chapman, of Sterling, ILL.,, on life saving
apparatus in case Of fire in large buildings will
say any advice on the subject is good, but any
thing not permanent fixture will be found
Inaccessible just when wanted. Now / notice
Ill over our city m apparatus thai ! am
, 1876-09-24

70 the Editor Qf The Tribune
CHICAGO, Sept. 23-.-Allow me to inquire
through your paper Of the County Commission
ers why 1t is they keep two lazy men as map
clerks in the Recorders office? Neither one Of
them has been at work for three weeks. If the
Commissioners will take the trouble Of figuring
on the amount received for plats they will find
that, where SIS Is taken In, the map men get $50.
Yours truly, ], B. RICHMOND.
, 1876-09-24

LoSnoN, Sept. o3.-Amdunt of bullion with
drawn from the Bank OF England on balance TO-
day, E13, COO
Consols, money and account, 90 7-l6.
American securities, '05s. 106; '67s, 108T; !;
104Os, 1O81: new 5e, 1913.
New York Central. o6; Erie, 91; preferred, IS.
Paris, Sept 23.-Rentes, 96f. 77f3c.
FnASKFoEr, Sept. 23,-United States bonds,
new 5e lO3M
, 1876-09-24

10 fhe Editor a The If76NNe.
CHICAGO, Sept :43.-1 would inquire If there
is no way to put stop to the use Of these rub
ber slines by the boys Of our city. Many dol
lars' worth Of glass are broken daily, and it is
next to impossible to detect the urchins. I
know that $40 will not repair the loss in one
block yesterday. !.
, 1876-09-24
Business Not as Active as Last
Year, but Still Fair.
Sales of Real Estate Not Numer-
Gus. but the Market
Confident.
Important Improvements on Wabash and
Michigan Avenues--.Power OF For
eign Corporations to Hold
Mortgages...New SUBJ
divisions.
LOANS.
BirEs CONTINUE WEAKER.

RATES CONTINUE WEAhEh~
Ths aeurcs Of the weeks business arc not
large, oalv one-half ct what they were for the
corresponding week last year, but there is Lar
larger proportion Of legitimate loans than nae
been known for some weeks past The demand
noted in last Sundays report has not abated, IN
fact It has rather increased, but there is consld-
erable hesitation In closing up applications,
some expecting more money than loan agents
are wiling to risk, and some anticipating more
favorable terms Interest rates are depressed,
and money at and ~ per cent Is by
nm means SO rare Is 1t was; In fact, II
things continue in their present condition,
this low rate will begin to be a
regular quotation This IS good indication
Of returning confidence, for when capitalists
ave no hesitation in loaning their money at
DER cent it may be set down as fact that they
have made favorable forecast Of the future OF
the city Eastern firms and corporations are
chiefly engaged in placing this low-priced money.
Apparently they are BY no means troubled
,bout the issue which has been raised bctweenJ.
7, Sca,ntuon and the United States Mortgage
Company, which some parties think will have an
antavorat,lc influence on investments OF 1orelsa
capital. The law with regard to the power OF
:oreign corporations to own property was
:hanged somc Is months ago, and as tue law
now stands there is nothing to prevent these
companies from 1oaning and investing money Ill
;lis State. Mr.. ScAmmon's objections date
back Of this act, and OF course cali Lave no
effect upon present transactions.
Some Of the important transactions Of the
week are:
1.) Oakley street. lo8 feet, west front, by 80
feet between Madison and Monroe streets, Slo,
900, fyc years at per cent
t,) Third avenne, Is feet west front, 100 feet
south Of Van Buren street, S. 600, tive years at 1A
, 1876-09-24
PROVISIONS.

HOG PEDDUCTS-Were quiet but somewhat frner.
There was not much demand. but offerings we're light,
and the market steady though hogs quoted lower
The work Of hogcuting has proceeded freely during
past week. the product to b. moved only as fast as
ready and the stocks OF old meats here amal but
buyers of product looking for further decitnc,
except on years stuff. which Is relatively hrm.
The Dui!v Commercial! Report gives the following as
the shipments Of proyisons from this city for tho
cda ed.
, 1876-09-24
COMMERCIAL.

The following we're the receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce IN this city during
the tHenty-four hours ending Ut o'clock On
, 1876-09-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

Special Dtspotch to The Tribune
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 13-11:30 T. m.-F7ou4-No, l. III:
No. ? rs sd.
Observation-Disclosures, No. I. ss Sd: No ., 81 Id;
spring, No. !, IS Sd; No. ? 81 Sd; white, No. l. 81
1ld NO. s. Sd; club. No. I, los ID; No. ., as lid.
Corn-No. !. 26s; No. ,, :5s cd.
PTocfsions-Pork Sos. Lard, SIS.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 23-5 p. m.-Cotton-Ffrm; Is
166}sc; sa1es 10 COO bales: speculation and export
2, 0OO; American, {, GO ba1es-
Breadssurs- -Whear-caltfornfa, average, os sd9o
lid: do club 9s 11d@1os I'd; red Western spring. No
to No. l. s. Bddss 6d red Western winter No to No.
]; 81 4d@ss Sd. Flour-Western canal. 2+s- Corn
Western Mixed o5s 9dd.6s. Oaty-!Amerfcau. 3aG:3,
C70rer Seed-Anertcan. 5OG735s.
FFoctslons-P meas pork, s0s Prime mess beef
9os lard-Amcrftaa. 55s~ Eacon-Long clear, 46a
I'd: short clenr It's I'd.
7Hffon-Fint American. AIS 0l.
FttF0ft7tn1-Sp1rt4. 1asGElas; refned 189 GuGet0a.
ksn*eed Oii-.4s 3d@24s 3D.
Re%tH-CUtnfnun.i G3tptis I'd; pale do, I43,
Spirits 1A7Denttne-
LH<e.e-Ftne American, SIS.
LONDON. Sept -E.-SuJur-No. T., Dutch standard.
25s 6dee16s I'll. cash and nf1ont.
iStTttdned R1xiA-1rss oaeexs.
ASrwxkr. Sept. ~ --fetr0fenna-t955.
, 1876-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

The transfer Of i. T. Stewart & Co.'s Western
inhlai12 business to this point has had Ill i'm
, 1876-09-24

ALCOHOL-Was steady at SALT
RR00M-C M-CORN-Continues In moderate demand at
tnc annexed prices: Choice green hurl, 6@6hc; me-
dtum nurL red tipped 59tc: green brush, With hurl
enough TO work 1t, 5a6c: rcd tipped with do s<@5c;
green covers and inside 4&95c; tipped d. ss.4c
Inside brush, 3s3kc; medium to choice stalk braid
4@5c; inferior brush. 3@sa5fc; crooked do, 2s4c.
buIlER-The market had no specially new featnrex
Trade continues uninterruptedy active and prices Of at
descriptions are firmly maintained Complain. nj a
scarcity OF choice table butter still frequently
heard but the supply Of such IL now uatly improving
and the range Of prices u narrowing down li1,1c
Shippers continue actively engaged, and into their
HANDS the bulk Of the supply 1nds It's way The re-
ce1ps and exports Of butter at New York since MAY
tthe beginning Of the trade yea compare as follows
Receipts, EzDorts.
snns s;nn Week WEE lS.:,: T,510 ,l2 $50
same time last year. .43BIo l. IA las
we continue to quote follows: Choice to fancy vel.
low. G@3lc; medium good gradcs le@23c; interior
to common. 1885,
bAGG1NG-Atthe reduced prices established At tbr
firm Trade was quiet, We quote: Stark A. 2,ec: Peer
les les T. e. Lewiston, c;Montaup, c; Ontario
e: ;e american 4. lsc: Anoskeng. l9c: otter Creek
1ssxGt 9.ts I l5as: It's Do. double 2,so4c- Aak'e'
tb. eGsl waa no noticeable improvement in
are not ORDERING beyond meeting current nee asilc
lie e:ss pes asy aa ~ o T following tsIs
mhe receipts and e1rors Of cheese Since Nav fthc
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