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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-07
California Crop Reports.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-CrOp
reports from all the prominent points
in the interior are less favorable than
previous adviceS have Indicated. In
the Sacramento valley, where good
yield had been anticipated, mildeW
has made its appearance to such an
extent as to cause serious alarm.
MildeW is reported throughout the
great grain growing counties af CO.
hisa, Yolo and Solano. Otherwis the
prospects in that section of the State
are still good though the want of
rain is beginning to be felt especi-
ally for late sown wheat. The Tule
lands are promising well. The coast
counties north Cf San Francisco are
looking well through rust is reported
in some localities. In the lower por-
tions Of the San Joaquin valley the
crops are in good condition but higher
up the river and in the Los Angeles
valley there will be but little raised
except on irrigated land. In the
Santa Clara valley the prospect is not
favorable for full cropand in the
Salinas valleys the yield will be very
light but along the coast to the north
Of Monterey the grain is in fine con-
dition. The Southern coast counties
will raise but Il light crop, probably
not more than a quarter Of the aver
age. Rain is reported this evening
throughout the central portion of the
State, which will greatly improved
feed and will be decided benefit to
wheat where not too far gone.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-07

assured that there would. be no effort
to seize the Capitol y,mob. violence
| and that only legal processes would
be Iesorted to by Governor Harlp-
ton to establish the supremacy Of his
government.
No formal pledges were. asked or
given during the interview. but Gov.
Hampton emphatically repeated the
statements he, has heretofore made.
that he possesses both t;he purpose
and power to protect all persons and
classes alike in their legal and con-
stitutional rights. The President in
reply, stated substantially that tit.was
his purpose to carry out in good faith
the promises of his inaugural adj
dress, as he was deeply anxious to
bring peace and quiet to the dis1 rae
|, ted portions Of The country, and he
was salisffe1 that this result would
be attained in very short time.
During the entire conversation,
which lasted several hours, there was
no discussion Of Chamberlain'S right
or title to the GOvernOrship, and
nothing was said which contempIa-
ted his continuance in office, the con-
versation being almost altogether
based upon the assumption of a with
draWal Of Federal troops and the re-
linquishment of the legal questions
at issue to the State courts.
Governor Hampton and his friends
say they are greatly pleased and en-
couraged by the snterview, and this
evening feel confident that the State
Of South Carolina will soon be re-
lieved Of its present political and in
dustrial difficulties.
HAMPTON RECOGNIZED.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The let
ter of Governor Hampton to the
President to day setting forth what
in his estimation would be the con-
dition of affairs in South Carolina
should the troops be withdrawn, was
the subject Of consideration by the
Cabinet this afternoon. After de-
liberation it was determined to with
draw the troops from the State
House at Columbia, but to keep them
in the State to preserve the peace,
and as a guarantee that Hampton
will perform the pledges that he has
made. Gov. Hampton desired that
this should be done toward recogni-
zing him, but under existing circum-
stances the President and his Cabinet
think this is as far as it would be
safe to go. This afternoon letter
containing the above facts was sent
to Gov. Hampton and a copy of it to
Mr.. Chamberlain.
Mr.. Chamberlain says that as soon
as the troops are withdrawn from the
Columbia State House the public
documents, &C., now in his posses
sion, will be quietly, and without
any trouble turned over to Governor
Hampton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-07

The Nation, which has never been
charged with excessive praise of
President Hayes, nevertheless ex-
presses the utmost confidence in his
policy and its ultimate results, say
ing: 1.-THE President has already
undergone in the choice of his Cabi.
net very much more severe test of
his sincerely as reformer than that
furnished by the Southern problem,
and we therefore see no reason in
anything that has occurred, if we do
not approve of his methods, for rails
ing any doubt about his ultimate
ends.n
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-07

Josh Billings says: :-"The mewl is
larger bird than the guse or turkey.
1t has two legs to walk with, and
two more to kick with, and wears its
wings on the side of its head"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-07
Governor of South Carolina

The PRESIDENT returned an imme-
diate answer by Colonel Rogers, his
Private Secretary, and Gov. Hamp-
ton, accompanied by Senator Gordon
and Attorney General Conner, will
wait on the President at one O'Clock.
The President soon afterwards sent
Mr.. Rodgers, his Private Secretary,
to Governor Hampton room to per
sonally inform him that he would be
pleased to meet him at the White
House at | O'Clock. Gov. Hampton
replied that he would call at that
hour.
At II O'Clock Governor Hampton
breakfasted. Meanwhile large
crowd gathered in the reception room
of the hotel, awaiting the opportu-
nifty to shake his hand as be passed
through on the way to his room.
There was quite delegation from
Baltimore mot office seekers,) who
wished to know if he proposed visi-
ting Baltimore before returning
home.
Governor Hampton is fine speci-
men of physical manhood, standing
full six feet high in the clear, barring
boot heels. His form is willowY, but
well knit and compact. His COM
pleXion is swarthy, tinged with
enough of the roseate hue to indicate
a good liver-One who does not in
tend to die in debt to his stomach.
In his movements he is quick and his
manners are graceful. His eyes are
deep brown, almost black, and they
sparkle with a good deal of anima-
ton. They are expressive eyes; OF
the kind which reflect the inner feel.
ings. His hair is black, though there
are places where the gray is making
sad inrOads. He wears side Whiskers
and moustache, the latter ending
where the former begins, something
after the style Of Senator Burnside,
though the whiskers do not stand
out so prominently as do those OF
the Rhode Island Senator. Both
moustace and WhiSkers are tinged
with just enough gray to serve as a
reminder of the inroads of time. He
wears faultless white shirt front,
with pearl buttons, and a full black
suit, the coat cut frock. He is of that
class of men who have an attractive.
ness which is noticed in a crowd.
AT II O'Clock Governor Hampton
by appointment accorded an inter.
view to reporter of the Star. Gen.
Butler and Senator Gordon were con.
versing in the room, and Gov. .Hamp
ton was going over his mail. In re-
ply to question, he said he did moi
know how long he would remain in
Washington; that he had come be-
cause he had been asked to, and be
cause it would not have been courte
GUS to the President not to have ac
cepted his invitation. lie proposed
to call on the President at one o'clock
but until after he had had that inter
view he could not speak of what
would be his course, because he die
not know what would be required
OF his own accord he alluded to the
speech he made yesterday in Viii
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-07

1t is reported that General Gilman
Marston will contest Frank James.
right to seat in Congress as the
member from the First District of
New Hampshire, on the ground of
bribery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-07
OAKLAND, MD, sAfURn APRIL I. 1874
Wade Hampton in Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Gova
Hampton accompanied by Attorney
General Conner and Senator elect
Butler, with the committee of Cnars
lesion capitalists, arrived here this
morning, the welcome of Hampton
from Richmond to this place being
as further South. There was no pubs
lie reception, and the party drove
quietly to Wizards. d
The following letter was addressed
by Gov. Hampton to the President
this morning.:
WILLARD's HOTEL, 4
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1877. e
TO the President:
.Sir:-In compliance with youreiiiA
vitation l am here for the purpose Of
uniting my efforts with yours to the
end Of composing the political DIFF
forences which now unhappily dis
tract the people of South Carolina.
| beg you to believe that my anxiety
to bring about the permanent pacifi-
cation of that State-a pacifcation in
which the rights of all shall be safe
and the interests of all shall be pro-
tected--is as sincere as | feel assured
is your own for the accomplishment
of the same ends.
My position for years past in refer
ence to the political rights of colored
citizens, and my solemn pledge,
given during the late canvass in
South Carolina, that under my adj
ministration all their rights should
be absolutely secure, should furnish
a sufficient guarantee of my sincerity
on those points which appear to be
the subject Of special anxiety.
L have the honor to ask at what
hour it will be your pleasure to re-
ceive me.
l am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

bid 80 10 asked city Steam easier sales 81 tcs 80 30
No CITY -. Refined acriyc; sales 1000 tcs Cont
mont August private terms. quoted - STA $50 tcs south
Altca lcs - points, private terms
BtIfEt-1rs'e limited Ia ureeut requirements; prices
strong h. Business light; firm
hiS-Lo@cr on moro liberal offerings Island. Nowy Jersey
latter choice Choice Canada gle
RIciQuiet at Chg O7c. for louisiana and Size al sc for
Car lima.
sUGAHaw. duD and nominaly unchanged fair 10 good
rbne, ~ '4c az Prime ~ J7-c; and Centrifugal, ~
ge 1885, s'os l hhds Guscsyado ~ Jlie: 100 Lhd~ 81
MOasses al Sikc Refined quiet &C for Gran.
Ulat; Zoe for Powdered; for Crushed SIC. for
Staudarl A."
sTEARNE-Market steady sales. 200 Western, 100
lOi-c latter choice.
TAtIOM- Mafke. steady moderately active: $4,000
n SdS 81 GOod and Prime
wHIsKEY-aarA firm. quiet, 81 bid 81 lGla asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TTyrurC0I July 20 Efatrn dul NJ 20; western
sfev t H. Ia Cumberland Cat steady 40 - 3d.; ShoT
lab steady - Long Clear STEADY a! 30 ~. mort 'Ir
f-t.- Ia - lsus-l 5-eIy - . shoulders steady
Dc al 10 Bec-Ina STEADY ~ 80, Extra Moss se2dy
"a i; Primo Mess steady ~ 81 LaId-Irlmo western sleI
al iai TsoH iIm' cry hluar ~ jhL ihicl'iiit-
~pirtS steady a. 2G R0sn-' Common duh ~ fbe Hul ~
o. Ch~eac-Am Choice hrneI 40 - bC Lana vi sieN
ot ID Fl,uf--Ixtra state dul go -. Whe1tNo Sprn-
I'M, II ~ Ri. No spin steady IL lOd; Winter south
Noue u the Winter Nesicrn-NOnt III the mar
ket Coui-MIxed soft irmer at 20 Od
rytEpooi Jnlv 2G-l23O D. IN cotton tull; Mddlng Up
a.i-. GJ.I. Niidiug orleans, G'iHti ShtA hn'p Dl',
u,ludrr 900 speculation aud EXPORT The receipts I'll
Tie las ere 3 300 bales all American. Fulrcs I3 cheaper
Truis Low Midiuug clause, jay aud August dehNtii
G,iiyrry Gid Tplauis, Low Hdling clause september
ami october dcliyrIy GStad; also sales 81 re same 64n
F'uus lW NidIlilg ciausc tconcr aHi NoleiDcf d'lN
r -, H.: lIauds Middlng clause, New crop npped
q, ober aud oyemDer. SAL. GtL CpltHds Low I"oiih;
CLAUSE, crop shipped Ncyemnc 2 Dootltf s-i % ~
NJ P,rs 53ti per biol rhine Ness. Bacon, 5t0L
ir cwt Tor Long Clear Middle, Az 80 Tor short Cei ah-
dies. TalloV, fc9d per c"i.
I,.rD,oof. July 2G-2 D. m.-Hiddlng Upanis. Cotton
G5i. EIuidiur ORLEANS, Gls: Low MGtuc upianuS ''sd
Good Oniindry ,auds, o. ie: Ordinary JPiia 81 T.
tuTs lanas Low Mdt!ng clause JuN GflFtiy' Use u
Vrlands low ddlug clause, August and september de
uVc:f 'J2'i
It,rurooI July 2G-5 H. Corn, 2G 3D. a2o9d pc guar
culrd $50 bales American Futures quiet; lrands 10"
Ntdling cause. october ard November delivery % eh.
loxpoy Juy26-5 ?. m.-Ecne, Petroleum, Id per gallon
TalluN, Al PER c"L
LoNpoy July Eyening.calcu'ta Lnseed, 5iej5 pei
qktiStap. July 26-Petrovum 80 francs for fine pale
AIIurcSn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

Mldng IL I9c Low Middlng llsc Good Ordinary lo'ac;
net receipts, 80 baes exports ooastwse lOS Da.S r"'
1,I3A
CINCIYAr July 28-Coton easier; Mdding, II nc; Low
Mddug. n .c Good Ordinary OIc Shipments lOl balesi
sales, bales. stock. 5.3T9 bales
LOUISVILLE, July 26.-COtton dull; Middlng IL &c.
AUGUSTA July 26.-Coiton duh and nOmiHai didhnnR
II sHIl &c. Low Mfdnz II 4cd 1.i Good Ofdihafg'
lOisalO3e. receipts 20 bsies sales. bales.
MEMPHIS, July 2O.-tOttOn dun aud easier; MlddlDgs
II sr. receipts, 80 bales sales. uimportant STOCK ol5o
bales.
MoIrL July 2G.--cotton nominal; Mddhng. y &c; Low
Niddhng lose, Good Ordinary iOc receipts baef
exports cosstwise II bales; sales 30 bales Stock tfSl
bales.
slyAySAH. July 25.-ootton quiet; Mddns lli'agc; Low
Middhng. iiaso: Good 'OTnary. l0lse net receipts "a
bales 3 bales exports, coastwise So2 bales sars
22 bales: stock 2.2l9 bales - go,
PHAA bKIPuIl Ju'y 26.-Cotton dull; Midtlmg. l2i.e
aiddng lie. Good Ordinary, lliitsc.; gross re
ceipis. SJ7 bales stock 5,O48 b,le.. ,,
WILg1SGTOS. July 90 COTTON ull and noninali Mdhng
II +c Low Mdng. IL g.; Good Ordinary lO'sci stock
9G6 hales.
BOsTOS. July 2G.-Cotou dull Mhhilng 1885, Low Mid
ding 2c Good Ordinary, l'c; gross receipts 20 baeS
stock. 1860 bales. 80 -,
BALTIMORE July 2G-Cotton dull: MddinI, l2tgci Low
Nddlng &C Good culinary, ly7c gross receipts % nsl.
exports c0astwise 20 bales salcs 70 bales stock' "Vol
bales ...,,
NORFOIK July 2G-Cotton quiet. nothing dongi Niddng
II 2c. receipts 80 bales; exports eoasWse 10 Daes
stock. 2S1l bales. -.
CHARLrsToN, July 2GCotton quiet Mding. II PC; Low
Middng llisc; Good Ordinary. lO'gt. net receipts D
bales exports coastwisc 73 bales sales. 80 bales stock
30lS bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

quote Ave per lo7 francs s7a ceutineS for
The account
IoSDoS July 20 =. m.Corsols, ~ Il ior hath money
and the account New York CsgTal o.; Illinois Central,
b6I.
LOS9OS July 2G3 D. The bullion In the Bank 81 Eng
land has $500 during the week Tho pro
portion Of ths M VI England To Liability, whcH last
wee. Gro per cent. ~ per cent.
IoNDoN Jniy &c = m.-CoH.ols. oi'G for both money
account. T. half per Houds, luJ
1867 1862 Eric Railway shares. =; View York Central,
80 uu Is Central. 5G PARIS sdyces quote hNo p"r cent
RcnteG lOi francs 3 confines fpf the account
LONDON July 2G-.:l6 m.-slyer is quoted nj % 3D. pei
LOSnoS July $3.50 p Conso. 9iNior hoth money
aid The account L. y. honda 1865, 1861 Illinois Central
&c.
PARIS Jus 2GThe specie in he Bank Of France has de-
creased 100000 francs the past week. Exchange
on London. - fianes il ceDtlIncs for short sight
Juiy 26.-Ihs weekly u" luperh
Bank Of Germany of G.JOO 0J0 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

q further advance Of Lad per cent. Or course III
such market the shorts" yield their judgment 10
the memorable facts of figures and hasten TO retire
with as small loss as possible. Their action adds
fuel to the fire kindled by the bulls IN thoir
eagerness to buy.
Prominent III the days operation, and therefore
reauirlnC special notice, was Western Union. This
stock opened at 62l2. aud steadily advanced TO %,
and then after reaction 10 81 INST Deforc
the close sold at 65G647sG 1854, with traus-
actions of only $500 shares between the two
last-named figures Later IN the street, the stock
WAS dealt in up to GS and bid For The want OF
better reason for this great advance the street mas
irmped to n conclusion that the old talk OF conSoi
dati0n between the Western Union and the ATTAIN
tic and Pacific Companies IS to he renewed. II TINS
should be true. II may be 4 good point not 10
he short of either stock at present, but real
holders will undoubtedly find 1t Tor tAeir ~
terest to realize at the moment when the console
dation is asserted 10 be an assured iact' western
Union is now staggering under aDont az
the capital and debt it can carry. Inc remark WIN
prove cquay true of the entire list nose invest
ors who do not improve the opportunity aHordel by
The present wild spcculatiOn-which IS confined tx
cusivcy to Wall-s professional speculatOrs-t0 part
with their securies viii certainly have time, later
for repentance and regret. -o
The DAYS business rolled up an aggregate OF 49,
600 shares in which all the speculative stocks were
fairly represented
p,xcv or TUF STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
OFFICIAL REIOf,T NEW YORK MINING STOCh TX
CHANGE SALES JCLT 20, 1877
HEsI BoARD-ll O'CLOCK 4. NJ.
TnuRsDAY. Jolly 25-r NJ

T.
In view Of the fact that puor to the occurrence OF
EXISTING troubles stocks had been unreas0nably
pulled above their present OF prospective vaues,
.o-days market has proved To be wonder of skill
ml msnipulations. But what was 20 be attempted
was partially forcshadowed by the opening London
quotations, which received here about 9:i5 am,
ana which to-day showed an advance since yester-
o"y OF about three per cent in the prices of Cen
uai and Hudson and Illinois Central stocks
livery one acquainted with the London market for
uese stocks, particularly for Central and Hudson.
Nhl understand how this might there be accom-
pished, by judicious distribution of orders for 20
'oaIe lots, the whole not covering more than 100
s0ares OF each stock In own market in order to
produce the same result it necessary to distrib
s orders TO buy TO the extent Of 200 800 shares
~ each stock, 10 be executed Immediately on the
opehing. and this was done. The result was that
'uo INST prices were fully z per cent above
yesterday closing rates. This rise was followed by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

steamer WxcG inactive sal,s g, Isl can 900 asa
Grald No. hlIeai css' a. o25 IlOVO p' 10; oi IVY
iae s4lc sgdcg.,e, 70sooo bush.ohr luily one cent
sic si . : a. 80 5 &c. DO @a5 a i3 cced
VII, 4gd no M, 7 iSc bd: wes'er Whit at o.,
sta White tAtr 81 81 H.. STATE Mixed Al 3,'
ME- anu Wa'e t"set5T a. - "n'e mi
FED oGo.,a. 900 ID o. sharp., A. 100 n q No.
~, 60 n or 10 Fed At e9ias52; 50 h or MEDIUM
reea ANA No. reed. =ie lnI Rye Feed al $40
~ SD u@ ccs 'F e.: choice NiPro%. G S5S
q cnooc Pa iicar - vo@S5 90 SAnce iz.l A'Hey
ny AND s1KAw-Qa,eL steady foF nay ana easy for
HiDEs- Quiet, unchanged; sales 900 Dry California On
IGI-U ochansed, quiet only small brewing orders sup
VERY 1ti aud entirely nominal Tor all kinds
NeWOrens 4oca5Jc; 1O'est i.eaiing, 4Oc sizo Porto
NAyh rofphs Tarpeanss s en and % gq,s5
siiahc - ari So s~i,s ~" Dds I".' - o. l%i Au
oIs-IIsoci quiet unchanged Coo a6Ic.; Crude Men
aGs, -; me perm a. - on t.,se AT 'e can
ocEA% FKElGi is-SertA Room about steady and quiet
S1 20 &Sel ina. -I , ~ es i ftar m
rs.ugertOrs SD,GIOU; 7oO boxes Bacon p C2is 3UUo
ppvse rs 1000 cas,s canned Goods %; .
ibis. Flour. IS. 4,ou5 boxes Sheesr, 4'si Loo
,aL Bny, 400 ton. on me RIVER iI5,e; WIN
Bremcn 500, bs.s Srade Petroleum a. German snip To-
irsh POI 100 bis DO ~; rlsh bng TO Eiro Or
torunna lVcO eas, 90 800 s9t. bf'-H sak a.
hn.irian 60 TO Ancona Plume or trieste,
cIal Gro 60 sl1OU from BIGusvick, Ca. American
scaroue. 10 81 ago, 100000 feet Lumber $4,000; from
Richmond Ainrren brg (it Bangor, Me-, 10 fiume wl'h
NiTg Tobacco, ihs
pflEDI ri Il -Quie unchanged; no disposition 10 do
s"ytng present iiload GDaDes are oVrr. Crude IN
mix 7A61 C. and ~ bbls., 9'21Jsaf k-nei, IN DhlA.
l3ic and IA cases. loG2lc. CITY Naphtha JGJ PA!ia
arIhia ana Baltimore Refined l3 80. Altr Chang'-6OOO
bb. .nued early Sold 81 - -. Al Tho Pc
trcsu f1cAausc .alfs Of 2J.uOJ gls iud az ~ = IA
30 mi 10000 al on City al - .s'4 ~ 30 resnlhI
Provisions PORK anil and unsettled; sales ie3 bbls
Vow aeas spot s.4 30esl4 40 300 DDls- septe,lber'
81 90 second an july. ga % ssked AuElsL II -
bh! ga sept mbcr, sl4 81 bit, sl4 % asked
49,. .BEEF-Qusi ana steady fias Ars,, siIS ~ -
Evirs " -, si3dfl3 % Prime Mess nominal slo
India M.-. go; Ciy FIus Inaia Meas. ga Isz5. $3.50
uII III M unchanged Ell oOds2l so. Choice Western
az. 10 blI- tJl On.CUT MATS nrnl, light business
sale. rs boxe. sele. r. o. b. Boston 71c; small lot dry
sal ,d .noaldsr. Loose CITY picked shoulefs ~ &C.
DO Ham. All re; SMOKED Shoulders s'iGa &c, 90.
Usn. l2sl.,cs Middes suet and nrmi western
Log Clear, SCI CiV do, so;. DRESSED HUE
0rinsr; civ, s1S,c. heavr e. hfht. &c for I1gs -.
LAaDspot Isis sssior loss aiive fntgrr opened nrn
AND closed about ss.dy transactions night Oh fime ~ am
spot, 50 t5dsJ 30 sales IT, ties Chooe New ~ % o cs
sTiy. 50 81 LOO tea August es 81 SosJ 40 100 ~
Sop, mI.r - 42a; second call" Jaly. . 40 3D. ~ !; .
astsd. August 50 Ssh bid, 50 42s asked septembrf
-, ~ Z I'D % &c s.ksd November 50 10 bid 80 rs asked
December ~ V7s bid ~ 10 asked remainder year. ~ W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
STAINED
Good Ordinary. .........-l
strict Good Ordinary. .-. ]

strict Good 0rdlnarvliSs Niding Ill .
the noniiis :
az rpuis lo-et the only moderate business
saes yesterday >,tr D. NJ. August, goo, i2l2; 100
10 ii 900 10; COO 1905; september, 400 lEUl; 500,
aOu SOC u o. iop llaS loo, l9l 500 il"G; ocohtr
100 J5 100 LIZ; 200, Il.al: November. lO lilo
December 100 ~. total 200 bales Exci4J pd 10 Xc
200 October september. trsi call today August 70
1902: September, 800, i.si January, 100 lIfO; 100
40 20 a. 500 bales can: My. 5OO l20l August,
300 80: 100 ilGS. srpember .On lbs; iuD lSJ;
Hot,.uucr .nG LOO lC4 IL J5nnS,S ~ 10:
March 100 &c: 200, 81; toli 1000 bales Ihird eau
Au,nsL BOO 1905; September 5Ou, jLJi; october, 300
II 30 100 l5l; November, 100 ll30; 100 u u total
i6 b is sales to-day up IL y n: July 100 ls.U+
10 100 Aususi, 90 l207; 500 To- 200 l20i Gg,
1903: l. TO- 1902. $500. 12Ol; 500 1900; SEQ llGl;
Zoo Zoo 200 1883; 400. ZOO 400 II OIL 100 lou;
COO ilgq; 700, POO; 10 o. l2Ol 81 o. TO- lSrU'
l2Og september 30 llg6 800 IlO0 lOOo, l9i so,
93 2Oi 1872 laOo. 100 500 ll,9 2g0 llS5i eooo
II 30 goo lI-9 100 llJO 100 iI.9l 900. ll"c' 200,
l.oJ 400. LES, loo. ltS Loo, 80 100 ~ ,S
ii.lG zoo lii "a. Il48 900, ll!5; loo ll45i 100
J. %
90 400 II 2s; 800 II27: 100, 1880 March, 100,
iG7 total 81 +. o Oalcs. Grand total, 4lOOO baes.