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The Morning herald., 1878-07-10
THE HERALD.
Wilmington. Del. July 10, 1878.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
sun r1ses..........44l Sun sets. ..........7 80.
moon rises .48 q. m.
HIGH WATER. aya
Delaware Breakwater.. ....... a III d. m.
46 p. m. -
NoW Caspio o............ ...!..... "a d.. m.
30 p. m. atG' 'H ,.lf FsfH y-Bt fMs
Wilmington. ...... ... "a a. m.
300 a. m. - -
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BOARDING.,

AAEDINa-cheap at 800. .shipley st.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-30

ST. VINCENT's BOARDING SCHOOL, DONALD.
WILLIE I'm advertising columns will be found the
card Of this prAiseworthy inStuton Situated in one
Of the most healthy and conveniently located towne in
the South, about sixty fvo miles up the MissisSppi
from New Orleans, and under the control OF that
Order the Sisters Of Charity it affords every
advantage and facility for the education OF young girls
One fact of very special Importance to people il
that the charges hAvo been reduced TO about o
what they the price for board and tuton, wash
ing mendng bed and bedding for the year. being only
alSl
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-30

CATHOLIC L1BERALrTY-It is O painful fact
that many of our Catholic churches. in both
New York and Brooklyn, are laboring under .
heavy weight of debt. The pastors are COM
PEELED to appeal to their focks and in most
cases generous responses are made. There is
q danger that some people may thiuk that the
calls made on their liberslity are too frequent,
and We would warn them against such . silly
mistake. Priests must pay the interests which
the people owe on the church debts, and when
they ask aid it. ebouid be readily and cheer
fnlly given. As an example worthy of innita-
ton, We would mention the case Of . small
congregation in the North of Ireland. At the
dedication of the new Church of Oar Lady and
of st. Patrick, Bsllymonev. Ireland. on Sunday,
Jnne I'd, the sum of $3.50 was collected. We
rarely hear of any such liberality in any
church 10 New York or Brookiyu.-New York
Democrat
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-30

The great house of Levy Bros, corner of Me-
gazne st Andrew streets with their usual enter.
prise have been securing the markets of the country
for dry goods at of good quality and at low prices
Buying for cash. at first hands and also ct bankrupt
saes they have secured lot Of goods at extraordi.
narily low prices and offering cacoes at 81 cents
cotton at cents pque at cents corsets 1T so cents
lonsdale cotton II CENTS They also offer bank
rupt umbrellas at half their value and 500 do
ladies hose sliEhty damaged, at 25 cents. Read
their advertisement fifth page and give them call.
1t will pay you well to examine their stock and prices
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-30

VACATION SCHOOL AT ST. THEREsA's.-Dur-
ing the vacation months Mrs. Girard principal Of tho
school will teach at st. TheresA's. Boys who are
behind in their studies, who may wish to advance
themselves higher grade for the re-Opening would
do well to attend. The hours will be much shorter
than those Of the regular session.
MrS Girard is eminenty qualified, both by education
and temperament to discharge the duties of this the
highest position to which she may be assigned. She
has held several high places in the public schools of
our city.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-30
SBB TESTIMONY CONCERNING LIN
COINS MURDER.
sTA1KMEET BY JOHN T. FORD, OF BALTI
MORE.

The recent attempts to murder the
Emperor of Germany have naturally set
the papers to relating the circumstances
uODnected with the assassination or at
tempted assassination of the rulers of diff
feTsnt countries during the present century.
In the mass Of new aud old matter referring
. % these tragic events, We find the follow
ipgin connection with the assassination of
Abraham Lincoln on Good Friday night,
1855:
Mr. John T. Ford, of Baltimore, who
vas manager of the theatre in Washington,
IN which Mr.. Lincoln was aesassinated by
John Wilkes Booth, expressed the opinion,
IN . conversation reported in the BAlti-
more Gazette of Sunday week, that it was
net until noon of the day of the commits
niOn of the crime that Booth decided upon
81 As 10 we'll known, he had for six
EncatbB been q party to conspiracy to
aAanef MF. Lincoln, but the surrender &C
astfox had ended all chance Of &c
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-30
soArs.-Last weeks we noticed the spleDdid

soAPs-Last weeks we noticed the splendid
Mosaic 9lyeerine toilet HoHpa manufactured by our
pubc-spirted fOllowoitizen, j. H. Keller. Esq Les
some IniSled by remarks might suppose that eSv
toilet soap 10 this immense establish.
msnt, we would remind readers that it was built
up through tremendous sales Of all kinds Of laundry
SoAps of its mAke. In the manufacture Of these
soaps IL stands second to no factory In the
country For cleansing and dlsnfectng purposes Mr.
Keller also makes CarbOlic soap which hss become
famous.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-30

The attention of shippers and travellers Is
called fact that staunch and elegant steamer
Eva leaves this city every Monday and Thursday At
M, through to Laurel Valley, Bayou Lafourche
stopping at all way landings. Tho Era iS general
avorite being fortunate to have that experienced
and capable officer Capt o. D. Terrebonne, MASTER
and our courteous young friend, Mr.. Tom Knee as
clerk.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-30

CHOICE CALIFORNIA CLARET AND WHITE
wNks-speCAl attention is called to the card, in
othor column OF Mr. C. Doyle Al TchOupoulas street.
Offering for sale so pupcheons choice California caret
white wines He guarantees them pure and of the
frat quality and will sell in lots to suit purchasers.
These wines pronounced by oOnnOsseurs equal in
all respects to French winos, and offered
about one half the price.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-30

PIcAYUNIsH.-This is the heading of an inn
portant Advertisement Published fifth page by T. q.
Adams & Bro. 1t may look small to consider the plea
yune but in hard times like these many people of lib
eral natures are compelled to watch every cont
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-30

Five cents; only Eve cents, for printed lawns
choice shirtnE and frOck prsts for Hamburg edE
nga for printed hemms for three palm
FANS for large folding Requereoe stiok fan, and
for many other things, at n. Adams q Bro SEA
1IAgnalne stEeat.
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Five cents is not much, still it will buy q
good DEAL will be by looking at Adams adver.
tissment on ftth page.
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ApVERTIsINq RATES. or THE "sTAR:

Trnnaient ADVERTISEMENT 81 SO per square sAof fph
fynfa inuerted As special rateay .,-.,..-. ,,,st
Wsnfa and Personal 4ntorDASioh AaNsAe~os 49,
N SS1tS mar iuo each inaortions
EiItaEiaI EoG1ora 80 qante , tiee
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D r. D UFF,

No. 80 kentucky Avenue, indianapolis, Ind
Cures all forms OF Private and Chronic DIE
eases. A regularly educated and legally quail,
ned physician.
spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impe,
excuses In maturer years, or other causes pro-
ducing some OF the following effects: Nervous
ness, Dimness or Sight, Detective Memory,
Physical Decay, Aversion to Society, Oonfa.
sion of Ideas, Loss OF Sexual Power, etc., rem,
dering marriage improper or unhappy, ara
permanently cured. Pamphlet (H ppl sent
sealed Tor 2stemps.
MARRIAex GUIDx, explaining who may
marry, who may not, why; sent TO any ID.
dress. securelx sealed BIZ mal for so cents.
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the people at large receiving no benent there
from UhQfavar. fharaf.ro

the people at large receiving no benent there
from whatever; therefore
Resolved, That we protest against class
legislation in any sense; especially do we pro-
test when such legislation seeks to take from
the people rights sacred as life itself and one
of these rights the right TO choose whom they
Will nave TO serve them when sick, and we
verify believe the creation of such estate board
OF health" Is intended 10 restrict this right by
ostracizing I'll liberal, reformed and independ-
emit schools of medicine, thereby tramp ping in
the dust of tlltberality and bigotry the very
one the right to ''life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness"
Resolved, That we believe the tax for the
support of n Estate board of health" would be
unjust TO the people, plundering them of hard
earned money and receiving no benefit there
Tor whatever, being of no benefit to any one
save perchance to The ftvorite class, thus rob-
bling the whole people of money and rights for
sell interest: therefore do wesolemnly
Resolve, That we will do all in our power to
protect our own rights, and thereby the rights
of the people of the whole state.
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A manifest Absurditx.

1t Is manifestly absurd to claim for a mere
sttmulant tonic and Alternative properties.
of cheap local bitters, colored 10 make them
look attractive, and agreeably favored. but
the alcoholic basis o. which is of the vilest
and most hurtful description. The tran
scendent success of HOstetter's Stomach Bit
ters, the leading Alternative tonic of the United
States, has induced many of these COM
poun ers of drains in disguise to attempt the
cOnnterfeiting of this standard medicine, but
their efforts have never proved successful
on large scale, and they have them
selves in many instances VIGOROUSLY ''come
TO GRIEF through the fundamentally of the
law.
The genuine BiLters have, indeed, spirit
uous basis, but they emphaticalIy a
medicine since their botanic ingredients are
signally efficacious in overcoming and pre-
venting chills and fever, dyspepsia, liver
orders.
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INVALIDS' HOTEL.

The very large number Of invalid people who daily
snd that es pr PsRes
and the widely celebrated Faculty of Specialists in
Medicine and Surgery associated with him. rendered
ii necessary that the founder of this institution should
Proy , place ON grant am and e1mmodous scale
ADVANTAGES OFFERED.-The Invalds Hotel
Is more complete IN Its appointments than any SINH
in OF the most healthnl and desirable portions of
Erie, Niagara River and the surrounding country,
being situated in.te midst Of an extensive system
1ateHi safety nassenrer elevator TO convey patients
90 and from the different floors; Is provided with all
II well-appointed gymnasium and bowling alley 10
afford proper means of exercise.
chronic DISEASES Of all forms, whether requr-
ing medical surgical, mechanical tment,
within the province of our several specialtiess
A.! OF %0MESEPeS 6 are the %
se Te@edS roT means sn appliances for the cure Of
employment, in moderation, of tonic, chemical,
electro-thernal, and other approved baths Is In
means 10 which we resort in such cases Dry friction
60 the surface, general shampooing, Swedish move
eGuaIize The Circulation Of the blood in the system
eye | parts disese and
results in all cases TO which these means are applca
bic. No experimenting is resorted to In the treat
.%PSysd; $ss%lasion q shs SIsl.
tiat0n Of the sleeping apartment, the cheering in
auence of music social intercourse Innocent games
d9r t6e mind an OF the pe rom
and thus promote recovery, are not neglected
NERVOUS BIsEAsEs.-Paraysis,E Epilepsy tFitsl
Chorea (St Vituss Dancel, and other nervous alice
TONS receive the attention Of eprI In this spe-
which the greatest skill Is attained and the
most happy results secured.
LING DIsEAsEs--This division of the practice In
the lnvalids' Hotel is very ably managed by gen.
flemsn of mature Judgment and skill Bronchial,
Throat, and Lung diseases are very largely treated
In this department. and with results which have been
highly gratifying to beth physician and patients.
EYE AND EAR-Specal attention is given TO the
delicate Operatious on the eye and ear, distin-
guished oculist and aurist being under engagements
To conduct this branch of the practice.
Ipyalds arriving In the city and desiring TO con-
sut us should directly TO the Hotel Ii is easily
accessible by carriage omnibus, or street cars Mill
IFR,s Omnibus Agents, on all incoming trains, can
be relied upon 10 deliver passengers and baggage
with security and dispatch.
rrAddress r v. PIERCE, M. D., Worlds Dispen-
cary and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y
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Medical Trfhulations.

At meeting of the indianapolis eclectic
medical society held at the residence of Dr.
Kendrick last night, DR.. Pickerill offered
the following resolutions, which were un-
unimously approved.
Whereas, There is being made determined
effort by the old school OF medicine TO estab-
lish Estate board Of health" at the next sitting
of the Indiana legislature, narrow in its con-
ceptions, bigoted ia its creation, illiberal and
partial In its application, and trimental 10
the interests Of other schools of medicine In
the state; and,
WEereas 6uch estate board OF health" would
impose an extra tax upon the whole people OF
the state for Its support for class emoluments,
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CIiaord's -PalstabIe. Power
full. Antfperiodic and Tonic.

Natures remedy for fever and ague. Never
known to fail in single case. This popular
being free from all poisonous effects on the
system; it enters into the circulation and
destroys all malarious poison, and thus Grad
icates the disease without producing any OF
those distressing after sensations, such as
fullness and pain in the head, ringing in the
ears and partial deafness. Try it once and
you will never be without it.
]. G. RICHARDSON, Proprietor,
st. Louis.
For sale by all druggists.
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At called meeting OF the st. Louis dele
CATION to the millers' national association
on motion of Mr.. George Balm il was
Resolved, That the thanks of this delegation
are most heartily rendered to Mr.. G. w. Brad
ley, general traffic manager of the Wabash
railway, and General George b Wright, OF the
indianapolis, Bloomington and Western rail
way, for their courtesies OF use of lin OF Pull
man palace cars from st. Louis TO indianapolis
and return on the occasion of the annual ses-
sion of the milleTs natloual association at In
dhnapolis on the 24th inst.
Resolved, That we will ever hold in grateful
remembrance the liberallty OF the managers
of these two great railways for the courtesy
manifested toward US on that occasion.
K. o. SlANNARD, President.
f. G. KREIDER, Secretary.
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc.,
will send a receipt that will cure you, Free
of Charge. This great remedy was discov-
cred by missionary in South America
Joseph T. Inman, Station ID, Bible House,
New York CITY
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DIR. BONAPARTE & co.

sSE<@l1-E GREAT combinations OF
El5x13 - professional talent and exps.
Hj- Renee of Europe and America
Alz4E-S are the men to consult. This
IL the only Office in the city
where permanent cure OF private diseases can
be obtained without the use Of mercury OF
change of diet or business.
We guarantee to cure Gonorrhea, Gleet,
syphilis, Impotency, Nocturnal Emissions or
Self Abuse, Diurnal Emissions, Female Com.
plants; in short, every possible form and Vs.
r1ety Of Sexual Diseases. Cures rapid, thor.
ough and permanent, and fees moderate. We
win admit all persons to our Museum free who
purchase either Of our books-"Medical Treat
ise, price SOC; 1.-THE Wade Mecum of Nature, "
price IL. Pocket Guide sent for two three-cent
stamps. Call or address DRS. BONAPARTEA
REYNOLDS, No. lS2 Sycamore street. Cincin.
natl, Ohio
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For sale by all druggists.
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School Revenue.

The May apportonment of school revenue
Tor distribution has been filed with the aud
flor of state by Mr.. Brown, assistant state
superintendent, and the counties can now
draw their portion, which will be distributed
as follows the normal school also receiving
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DsR. RECORDS Essence OF Life restores man
IL hood and the vigor of youth to the most
shattered constitution in four weeks. FAIL
URE IMPOSSIBLE. This nfe-restoring rem.
edy should be taken by all about TO marry, or
who have become weakened from excess OF
case. Sole agent, DR., JOS. JACQUES, uni
versity Place, New York. Druggists supplied.
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ordinary sles Ne. rsesDs. asos bales; gross.

as4s. sales 1000; Last evening, 800 stock 81 al
Cotton quiet, middins iosc io;Ic,; low @iddiias.
pofs-Is France aioos sossswss. $50 sass. iooo
WILMINGTON N. c.. Jan. 20. 1873
sp,. .urpsp.inS auis. a. sss Roam 9r, e a. %
- Is tor yellow dip and 81 rs Tar arm al 81 TO-
oswEco jar. 90 1878.
Vile Ss v ;s;ss 8 ~ . ssss. . ss
10 sss 800 81 sss whts, a Ugh, ds%aas No
state. q rs Corn unchanged NO. Toledo SIC Barley
VIZ ssSrss ST. ss .iip.iSs. sis S SIS %adns:
Flour in Ugh. ds~.aa, sale. Ss ss Jan ~ as
ss s o. &c, s.:
4. S.s:
s % !. go d. NJ tNS c SS s.s
aslss Corn easier ss9d demand; sales. ears new s e
do 81 On ss s oats t.S
Rye inactive Barley steady s"l.' 100 bushels Canada
n. ss 2 81 n nor slsy
Ss Bulk
wesss- Hams ioc bacon Sc; shoulders, 90 per 10
500 0oa wheat. ~ 500 bushels; iasno DO
oats d. Ss
Wheat opened dull and lower and closed s,sadsr amber
a':sa No p' sd a r' ssSrsy " s March
y 2o4 Corn arm high mixed ned At 471se.. 47c: bid
s sss 55. . ME new
a S. oss 81 40 p % oS pAi oa A. IT 300
eashels wheat 3 900 DO. corn 700 do shipments
10 bols. -four, 2,uoO bushels wheat 30 90 do corn,
5000 do oats Grain IN store 100000 bushels wheat.
March, Mare s. as,s s assrs white Mississn a red
spring 81 oss Other articles unchanged. d. y ~ ''
CINCINNATI Jan 20. 1873
Flour dull unchanged. Wheat dun rod IL Is
n 81 H. Corn anl and dropping $50 SIC Oats dull
" 2sc SOC. Rye unsettled at Soc aSc Barley dull and
nominal Fork quiet hem Oil -. Lard In good
demands steam. 81 30 81 a7,s kettle 71sc SC. bulk
quiet steady H. sac and &c. Tor shoulders.
at 5jac 6e. shoulders clear rib and clear
sides Green NESTS in good demand; shoulders, So 90
SIS 81 sides S. 80 s5 IS Hams. Is lbs. average. So
Whiskey quiet AZ III W Butter quiet, unchanged sugar
Arm, unchanged. Live hogs hrm IN tairdemand
So 50 S. 10: light IS 80 ~ %: packing - ~ Is;
Dutcaers $i 10 "a 20; receipts $780, Shipments 1855
CHICAGO Jan. %, 1873
Flour steady and UNCHANGED Wheat unse tiled bur gcn.
orally higher, active and Arm No. spring 81 o. 81 Oi:
do gilt edge. 81 u3 regular 81 o. 81 O351
February 81 o3y March sales 81 o2s 81 o. MARCEL;
sSssc February aud March; like, May rejsetsd a3c
Rye dull and heavy at 491sc Barley weaEer at 49c.
Dressed hogs Iairy active at o. 80 - 40,
cash; $50 72h a $40 rs. February $40 92,s $40 95
March; $i 10. April Lard larry active 81 80 cash
a " 81 20 s ana ma y q 10. sas
Flour 1900 bills wheat, II 900 bushels: 900
mentsFour 1900 bills wheat i55ooo bushels; corn
~ 600 do $4,000 do. rye 100 do. barley 5000
At the close. wheat firm and unchangcd easier
nc, lower; oats easier but quotably lowers
easier and 21ac lower; lard castor 2lsc lower.
CLEVELAND. Ian. 20, 1878.
Petroleum inactive at lilo. for standard.
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yesterday. Consols opened at e5x o5,k, and closed
a. e6x e6x Tor money aud At 95 4 for tho account
Erie sold at 9A for the common and al 20 OK for
the preferred, Illinois Central at T5k 75k New Jer-
sev Central at l5K and Reading at l6k q l51s The
sum OF ESQ, 900 was Withdrawn from the Bank OF
England to-day on balance. At PARIS rentes are
quoted At llot l6c against l10L axe the close
yesterday, aud exchange on London 25f. l5c. The
closing prices IN London we're :-Consols FOR money
s5h q 951S; consols for account o5k; aew Ak per
cent bonds, lO4h; hve-twenty bonds OF 1867, 100
ten-iorty bonds, 100; ives OF 1881, l05H: Erie
shares Ok; Erie preferred shares, % % ILL.,
nos Central, 75G.
BoSps
State bonds At the Board were entirely nominal.
District OF Columbia S-65's advanced to go buyer
3, and closed At 79X. Regular and Tennessee skies,
old. sold 1t 80
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds continue strong and the following
the changes compared with last previous sales
An advance OF u In Aorris and Essex hrsts consol-
dated, and New Jersey Central nrsts, new; IN Lake
Shore coupon and Central Pacific gold bonds,
and 4 In Union Pacific sinking funds. There
decline OF y In Central Pacific frsts (San Joaquin
branch,. and 4 In Hannibal and St Joseph sghts con-
vertbles, New York Central SKIES Of 1888 and Great
Western nrsts Of 1885,
PHiI.A DELPHIA ErocKR
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
Providence X. l., Jan. %, 1873.
Printing cloths m rket inactive and unged.
EUROPEAN MARKE rs.
COMMERCIAL.
THE GRAIN TRADE

LONDON. Jan.
trae Tor the past week says:"ihers Improvement
Mark the country markets Offerings have
rsdass prices
Tor Tor Az . oa Jew o dsn'sa Of nae Dry corn
II London especially trade has been excessively Dull Tor
Of fs sry Of
political sairs Is becoming wearisome. Unti 1t is deh
aard 70 the position in the East it aass hopse 70 az
.ee srain trade AT present p"ec nnss are iS ,6a
scsnlan. and msrs who are no ding small stocks
demand Las moved within the nnrrowest limits 80 that
which has been further shaken by more liberal arrivals Of
wheat and maize rho mild season hitherto has been
gone dimin uton should prices rally the cause
Ga a tho "y S" aa ns
pss week s1s of Is per sr mi sss asSn
lean maize. which the arrivals have been iperal has
opened WITH some sas Of Excitement For sors time
s s s ws' and ' the Soa as'
however revival Of rmnss at the of the
market, and sIxpence oil the decline recoveroi"
LIgERPooL, Jan 29-Evening.
LONDON. jan Evening.
Produce -isenned petroleum, e,sd sssd. gallon.
Spirits OF petroleum, 1Asd. 7zld. per gallon
ANTWERP, jan 30 1873
Petroleum. 271aL Tor One pale American.
LIVERPOOL, jan 2s-5 +. ".
Cottonrhe sales of the day bales Amcri-
Futures fiat spands 10y mddi,ng eaass April and
lands, 70. Kidding clause. shipped February and March,
'""' Srw YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGES REPORT
LvEnPoor. Jan. 70. 1873
Pork-Eastern dull at e5s Western dub SOS. BACON
Cumberland steady at 32s. short rib duh 3is
clear dull sos. 3D. elcaf dull at Sis Cd II
steady az tis shoulders dull st 24s Ga Beef-Indii
dull at 9Is, extra mess steady at llSs prime
dull ~ s3 LardPrime Western dull Mt 40s Cd Talow
Prime city steady Sd TurDc,tne Spirits steady
n Cd. Rosin- Common uul ~ 5s. ID. hpe dun
los. Chcesc-sne rcan choice steady at 63s 3D. Lard
oil dull at 46s Flour Extra state dull ut 23s ed.
Wheat No spring aui at Ils ID Nc duIi at 10. So.
old, steady 2Ss for new. Cottoneeed ol-Yellow
Amcric an. none market.