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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-14
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
of New Ggrleans Va George ]. Olivier.


E1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL sh of Orleans. No Be23-By virtue Of q
writ ofseiznre ard sale, to me directed by the
of Orleans In the above entitled cause. will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the .Mer-
chants and Auetoneers Exchange, Roya street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets. iu the
April t5. 1878. at Ia o'clock M. The following
dqs'theS N s REE2YHsEs1yt 'q ogyNr1auous LOTS OF
GROUND designated by the numbers one to
ten. INCLUSIVE Of the square number twenty,
and the New st. Bernard, Pleasures New Or
leans and Richeleu streets, In the Third Dis
trict OF this city said lots having the following
measures, American measure. to w.t. Lot num-
Der one, thirty one feet eleven inches seven and
one-half lines in front on said Now st. Bernard
sp and ey our aad d be
tween parallel lines Of which two streets that
lot forms the corner Lots numbers two, three,
Inches seven. lines front on New st.
Barnard street by one hundred and twenty
eight feet in depth, between parallel lines. Lots
numbers SIX and seven have. also. each
front On a,0s saId id st. s. Bernard t , street By
feet eleven inches seven lines front on New St.
Bernard street, one hundred and sixty feet four
lines on the line dividing it from lot number
seven, towards Pleasures street, one hundred
a,nd sixty six feet eight inches four lines on the
inches six lines on a diagonal line fronting the
GentillY Road. and finally eighteen feet six and
q half lines on the rear line. Lot number nine
has sixty-three feet eleven inches six and half
lines in front on the said New st. Bernard
street: twenty eight feet four inches four lines
front on Riehelisu street. one hundred and
twenty nine feet seven inches two lines
GENTLY Road and one hundred and thirty six
feet eight inches four lines on the line dividing
1t towards Pleasures street from lot number
eight, and LOT number ten has thirty two feet
four lines in front on Pleasures st Get by one
hundred and fifty mine feet eleven inches three
and u half lines. between parallel lines,
3. AND FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. oontigu-
Gus to each other, numbered two, three four
and five OF square number fifty. in the said
Third District Of this city. bounded by New ST.
Bernard street. Benefits, New Orleans and HUI
nanity streets: said lots having. in American
measure each thirty-one feet eleven inches
seven lines front on the New st. Bernard street
by one hundred and twenty eight feet in depth
between parallel lines lot number two being
the nearest to Pleasures street,
Being the same property the defendant here
in acquired by inheritance from his deceased
mother, Mrs. Henriette Layergne, wife of Co.
shire Olivier. as will more fully appear by refer
ence to an act passed before Amedee Ducatel
notary public in this city, dated September 16.
1873.
Seized In tho above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS FL. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
mht4 &c ap4 Is
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES,
Citizens Bank of Louisiana VS., y. II. Ca
In0rs.

Citizens Bank Of Louisiana VS., j. II. Ca
mors.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
late Superior Distriot COURT by virtue OF a a
writ OF seizure and sale, directed bv the
honorable TIE late Superior, Dis'rio' COURT
cause. to Eugene Waegaman. late Sheriff, and By
said late Sheriff to nue. transferred. I will pro-
coed TO sell at public auction. at the Merchants
tween Canal and Custumhouse streets. in the
Second District of this city. on MONDAY
April To-. 1878, at u O'Clock IN. The following
K CERTAIN SPACE OF GROUND. situated
10 the Faubourg Mafieny, i1 this city, forming
the corner of Marigny and Love streets. meas
urtng. French measure, one hundred and
twenty feet front on Marigny street by one hun
dred and forty five feet in depth and front on
Love street. said property, being composed of
lots numbers two, hundred and eighty six and
two hundred and eighty seven, and part of LOT
number two hundred and eighty i've, on the
numbers two hundred and eighty six and two
hundred and eighty-seven measuring each
sixty feet front on Marigny street by, one hun
of lot number two hundred and eighty five
measuring twenty five fe It front on Love street
bH one ne 9uqaned and tT9nsy feet In depb With
together wi h one hundred and twenty three
shares. of mortgage stock thereto attached
herein acquired by purchase from Mrs Widow
L. ?. Brand, per act passed before i. Bpuny,
notary public in this city on the twenty eighth
day of February. 1879. O
| Seiged in the above suits.
Terms and Uondtions-,rhe purchaser to
| furnish q stock note for the sum of nine hfin-
| dred and fifty seven dollars falling due on the
first of May, 1878. and renewable according to
the charter of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana,
md the balance cash The purchaser to assume
all the obligations and responsibilities OF a
stakeholder of tho Citizens Bank Of Louisiana
and tue stock note SO furnished to be identified
with two acts of mortgage passed by A. Willoz
and wife IN favor, OF the Citizens Bank Of Lou
this city, on the thirteenth Of September, 1896
and third of May. 1897 and with the sheriff's
deed of sass in this case o,,,
| Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
| mhi4 26 ap4 Is
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AUCTION SALES.
BY SeI1e e. MaIoohee.
SUCCESSION OF NICHOLAS SCHNEIDER
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No

SUCCESSION OF NICHOLAS SCHNEIDER.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 5000.
by, sELLE & MALoCHEEa1Armand selle,
SATURDAY, April 10, 1878. ut 10 o'clock m. at
the Merchants and Anctioneers Exchange, on
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets, will be sold ut public auction. by virtue
OF On order from the Hon. A. L., Tissot. Judge
Of the Second District Court for the parish oil
Orleans. dated February 81. 1878, the following
described property. for account OF said success
l. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND situated In
said district known rs the Faubourg West Bou-
ligny. In the square No. 40 Of said faubourg
now square COG Of said district. according to the
plan Of Henry G. Brown, surveyor; said square
bounded by Long Breslau. Valence and Upper
line streets; said square measures, according
to the plan made by Albert G. Blanchard sur
veyor. of the nineteenth Of March, 1874 145 feet
II inches front on Breslau street. 1876 feet {
inches lines front on Long street, 800 feet front
on VatenCs street. 800 feet inches front on
Upperline street.
g. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with all the i'm
provements thereon situated in the Faubourg
Avart. in the Sixth District of New Orleans, In
square No. 6 Of said faubourg, now square No
l2G of the plan Of Henry G. Brown. surveyor
bounded by Bellecaste Valmont. Levee and
Jersey streets. Said lots are designated by the
Nos. u and 10. and measure each IS feet front
on Beeea.tle street. by $50 feet in depth. be-
Terms-Cnsh on the spot.
Acts Of sale ut the expense Of the purchasers
before Ernest Commngere notary pubic.
mh14 1G ~ 80 hpG ~
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Progress Of Narrow Gauge Roads.

correspondent Of the Cleveland Herald fur
hisheH the following figures rela I've to The com
parativel cost of standard and narrow gauge
railways.
During the Inst fifty years the cost Of all
broads gauge railways and their equipments in
the United States is represented By a capital ac-
count OF fully s4,5oO,o0o 900. Allowing one Nth
OF this vast sum Tor waered stock and discount
on bonds would reduce the average cash cost to
slT, 900 per mile. Since the introduction Of mar
row gauge railways In 1871 there has been OK
pended In their construction aud equipment
not less than seoo,oooooo about equally divided
between stock and b nds. making an
average !. cost. of not exceeding sle,-
900 per mile. OF the total expenditures In the
United States for both systems OF railways,
fully one-tenih was expended in the State Of
Ohio Since 1873 The tuildng Of new roads has
been mostly confined to the narrow gauge sys-
tenn, both on account Of the great economy In
construction aud Of operation, as well as capao.
lily for transportation OF freight and passengers.
Indeed, many of these roads have been con.
strueted where 1t would have been difficult If
not Impossible. to have secured the capital to
build even light, broad gauge railway.
The yearly Increase IN the railway mileage
during the last decade has euuuleh The aver
age increase of population In the Union. being
now one mile of railway for every Ga people
with a nominal Investment Of 800 for each in :
fhRbitant.
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smith Bros. Il Co. vs.. TIL,

sMIEh Hr0s. 4 20. VI. ThOs. r. C0nTOy.
IL ish OF Orleans, No. a g03-By virtue of o
writ Of tieri fncas. to me directed by the honora-
hiethe Fourth District Court for the parish Of
coed y sell at bubble auction. on WEDNES-
DAY. March 90 1878. Mt 10a o'clock O. M. at my
warehouse, Nos. 30 and Is Orleans street. be-
tween Royal ani Bout bon streets. in the Second
District of this city, tho following described
property. to wit
THE CONTENTS OF A GROCERY STORE
and MOVABLES taken from the premises sit
uated vt The corner Of Carondeiet and Poydras
streets, as per inventory. which may be seen in
my office.
Seized in the above suit.
Torms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mis- Ia 20
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CORN-Is easier. Sples--1ono white ut Sic 1000
do at SEC 100 mixed at 4pe 500 do at 4sc 800 white
in gunnies al 53c, and 1000 yellow mt 49c y bushe
.OATS-Are quiet and lower. Sales FOO bags
ch lee at acc. and 300 bngs do at SIC T. hushel.
BRAN-Quiet and frul Sales $50 bags nj
81 10 u cwt,
WHIsKY-Receiver md dSalers report year
ling and two year old whiskgin good demand
choice Cincinnati 81 o}0ol D5. fair t good West
ern and Louisiana six per cent stGpl 03.
BAGGINB-Steady III lie in round lots re-
failing at 11R@l1ae. Baling Irvine at 1910 In
round lots retailing OF 14c.
BUTTER = Moderate stock. Demand fair.
dairy. fine 29(930: New York good 26@2S; low and
medium grades 1Gl2O. Western-choice fresh
packed 1909: good do 1901: good fruit house
14016; summer puekei 1904; low grades SO
oJHEESE- Western factory 12A 012is
good do 1laG1l2. New York uoi5@l5A.
STAROH--In good demand ut 393}ac in lots.
jobbing nj 3A@4o U ID. O.
WOOIr-More stocks Offering than there Is de-
mnnd and 1t is hold above the views Of buyers,
clear lake 2Tts829e u ID.
SALT-Stock light demand active. 4 cargo,
all coarse. sold at soc per sark ailoat we quote
prices ut the Warehouse: Coarse Bb@goc, fine
q o5@1 10; Turks Island NEGLECTED ut $40 "
b b, shell Table salt In pockets MOT nc each as
POU LTRy Old chickens ~ 5o@l: young s2@
B., dg /, a3@3 3d. geese s5@6 so; turkeys sl2
EGGS Western HOPPE Louisiana 1s@15c y
RICB-Is firm: No. 2 szs@4e. common 41@5e,
ordinary ba@5aac fair bh@5s4c, good 5fs@61s,
prime A@Gssc. choie3 6s4c " ID.
ESCU LENTS-Potatoes are selling at 81 900
2 25: onions ont 1908: apples Mt 81 50n6 y
Dbl: cabbages at s50s v 100. and 50 300 80 U
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sentiments Of the Louisville business
Wen on National Finances.

The mass meeting of business men of Louis
vile on the tenth instant adopted the following
reslutions.
Resolved, That we earnestly petition Congress-
to speedily repeal section of the spec. re-
sumption clause Of the act Of the ninth day of
january. 1915, and to. equa ize the monetary
privileges Of gold and silver bullion. thereby
atIording relief TO the count Y and having the
effect Of restoring public confidence.
Resoieed. That we respe,, fully petition, Con-
gress to give prompt and full effect to the act
,auiring the Secretary OF the Treasury to issue
silver certificates in denominations Of ten dol
silver bullion as well as cola III the same maj,
ner as gold G rtifleates are now issued. the snil
certificates TO b. available for all purposes for
which standard coin may be used. aud to con
slider and perfect measures for gradually n-
fusing specie into the Gu reney without CON
tracing the volume thereof. 30 rs tn utilize the
vast treasure n oducts OF the country in ex-
banding the eircu Eating medium to meet the
requirements Of healthy and expanding COM
msree.
States has directly iend Il O corrupt the tntpg-
rity of the business men of this country. there
by destroying that heightened sense of honor
all their business relations, has had the effect
Of encouraging and promoting wild aud re k =
less speenlations regardless OF tts ruinous con
sequences. and ha promoted fraud and dis
honesty to the great damage Of all fair and
honorable business men; Their, fore,
4, hesolred. That we earnestly desire md urge
the repeal of the bankrupt law as having in II
great measure failed in promoting Its benen-
cent object, and us having been so administered
between the dabto aud creditor classes.
iiesoiped hat we have no confidence in such
BANKRUPT law ing passed aud administered
cure such an administration as will promote
h1Iz Just ufh1t9ett5 of sttttttt law
Resotred That our Representatives in Con
eocate the repeal OF the said law, the act to take
effect on its passage.
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New Orleans Insurance Company VS.. Car
,oline. kiauser Urban. Administratrix and

New Orleans Insurance Company vs. Car
,I,,a kiauser Urban, Adwninistratrix and
E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orl. ans No. 8s23-By virtue Of a writ
Of seizure and sale. to me directed by the hon
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish
of UrIenns in the above entitled cause, ! will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer-
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets.
in the. Second District of this city, on MON
DAY, March Is. 1878 at 10 o'clock M, the fol-
+ A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the
buildings and improvements thereon. rights.
ways. servitudes and appurtenances thereunto
in the First District of this city, in the, square
comprised within Camp. Robin Magazine and
Terpsichore streets, designated as lot number
two on plan drawn by G. A. Hedin. late sur
January. 1880 and deposited in the office of Fl.
B. Cenas. late notary public in this city said
lot measuring twenty-seven feet front on
Camp street, by one hundred and twenty seven
feet ten inches in depth between parallel lines.
Being the Same property acquired by the late
Dominick Urban, by purchase from Mrs: p j.
Christian and husband. as per act passed before
Edward Barnett. notary public in this city, on
the first day of November. 1871.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-rhis being the second and last auc-
ton. the said property will b3 definitely adju-
dicoted to the highest and last bidder Tor what
it will bring, at twelve months credit the pur-
haser furnishing bond. with good and solvent
security, bearing eight per cent interest per an
mum from date and special mortgage on the
property sold until final payment. Said pnr-
chaser will have to deduct and pay in cash the
printing, sheriff's and clerks fees, etc. which
amount to about one hundred and sixty
dollars and fur thermore. the state, parish and
municipal taxes, the amount of which is not yet
aScertained.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
mh8 IA 2025
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Improving the mississippi for Sea Vessels

Mr.. Randall Gihson's bill for the improve
20 by hose whn yn h w'n has
by Capt Eads. requires the commission pro-
yided Tor 70 RECOMMEND plan which, will Sc
OF the year from Cairo to the mouth of the
river" 1t is certainly a very grave mistake to
place such clause in the bill, and it is to be
hoped that 1t will be omitted before the intro
ductian of the bill. A channel for sea. going
vessels is very indefinite channel and is more
over something which there ran be no reason
for any one wanting in the bill.
1t is suggestive of such I'M extraordinary
revolution In mar Tue comme'ce tn It Eastern
members can find ample excuse for voting
agansta bill which commits the govern N emit
to such an undertaking. If. however. the bill is
Sc altered ss 10 provide simply for definite
depth of channel. say twt nty leet. or even 10
feet at all seasons Of the year. the demand made
OF the government would be seen at once to be
moderate and reasonable. 1t is quite true that
Gent for the maln,it of the sea-going vessels
but It T. not likely that such W. u ever
proceed up the river, for the easily under
stood reason that the present M DIES of trans
por'atl"n on the river are much cheaper han
any used on the ocean. This fact may not be
quite clear when the current freight rates by
river and ocean are contrasted but it is never
the,ess true as stated. Grain is carried from
%. Louis to New or cans at cents per bushel
ana rom New Orleans to Liverpool the ocean
rate IS 70 cents per bushel. so that. the dis
tanees taken into cousida alton. the ocean rate
T. n,,asratively lower han the river rate but
OF trade increases. and there is every reason to
pelieve mat the river rate will be cut down pro
portionately much more Than ,ha ocean tariff
towboat and hargns. which will carry nearly
quarter OF million of bushels of grain cost
accordlng 70 the statements of those who are in
the business about 100000 while steamship
which costs $3.50 600 will carry only one-tlfth as
much grain, 50 that It would take aoout seven
Teen times as much capital TO get enough tonnage
IN sea-gotng vessels 10 carry the same GUAM
t,ty OF grain from s. Louis 70 New Orleans that
course there would be an enormous increase in
the expense of operating the going vessels,
even II 1t should prove feasible to navigate a
river by vessels Intended for sta trims which is
not at all prehable.-Est. Louis Republican.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A. ID. Rawlings vs.. Mrs. q. b. Branaer,
No $780,
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF LOU
ISIANA.
Friday, February Is, 1873;

Friday, February IL, 1873.
TI1HE COURT WAS DULY OPENED, PRES
Il ent their Honors: Thomas @. Manning,
Chief Justice. and Robert FL, MARI Aleibiade
DeBlanc. William b. Eagan. William 3. Spen-
Ger. Associate Justices.
On motion of Thomas ?. Farrer, of counsel
for plaintiff and appellant and on suggestion
of the death of defendant and appellee since
this appeal was taken. and considering the aft.
davtt filed by this attorney, that the heirs Of
said deceased are unknown,
1t is ordered by the court that the representa-
tives of said deceased appellee be- notified to
appear within three months from publication
of this order in the official journal Of the State,
or in default thereof the said appellant will
proceed to have said cause tried and deter
mined according to law.
faithful extract from the minutes Of this honor
able court Of the day, month and year first
above written.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of said court, at the
city Of New Orleans. this nineteenth day Of Feb
ruary. A. d. 1873.
fe2o cod ALE. ROMAN. Clerk.
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- ish Of Orleans, No. 81, 42l-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and to all
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification.
III any InfV nave OF Gill, Why tHf5 ttt1t70fffft
presented by Mrs. Mary Ann Wlngfield, admin
istratrix of this estate. should not be approved
and homologated, and the funds distributed In
accordance Herewith.
By order Of the court.
mh14 f8 23* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk
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Gen. Williams OF Grand Island, Cal. owns a
farm Of II 900 acres 6oDo of which are planted
with wheat and 1000 with barley He Is one OF
the growing men Of the state.
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u. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
NEW HARBOR PROTECTION COMPANY vs.
SHIP TORNADO AND CARGO.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Lonisiana-No. n.207.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Louisiana-No. 11,207.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, TO
- me directed in the above tntited suit. will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder on FRI
DAY, March IS. 1873. at II O'Clock M. and on the
following days, at the same hour, until the
completion of the sale. at the Levee Steam
Cotton Press on North Peters street. between
ST. Ferdinand and Montegut streets, in the
Third District of this city, the following de-
scrihed property, to wit
FIVE THOUSAND BALES OF COTTON,
more or less damaged more or less by fire and
water ex ship Tornado.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash.
United states Marshal's office, New Orleans,
March 8. 1873.
JACK WHARTON,
mh9 tt United States Marshal.
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Charles Francis Adams has written letter
TO the New York Public. In which he discusses
the railroad system OF the country, ana con-
cludes that 1t Is only question OF time when
the government will own the roads
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COM w n lkCEAl4.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
WadnnalnY ENnninQ Marnh Il 1RIR

wednesday evening, Mafhn II, 1878,
GENERAL REMARKS day has been
clear. pleasant and seasonable, one we'll suited
to outdoor business operations. Business. gen
orally. continues quiet.
The sales Of Cotton did not go beyond 1850
bales showing u decline OF &o. This was owing
to the unfavorabe news from other points, aud
the fact that buyers and sellers had such diverse
views in the matter of prices, that they a. reed
to Disagree
The prices for tho low grndes of Sugar con
tnue firm. while The demand is moderate Re-
eeipts 2la hhds; sales 122 hhds.
The prices for The choice grades of MSIasses
both local aud export trade
For Flour there was fair demand In d he
local trade. The sales summed up sG5 bbls
holders Offering freely.
The sales of Corn footed up 5000 sacks, the
market being easier
For Corn Meal the market Ia easier owing to
the increased supply of Western meal There
is fair demand for good to choice qualities
The supply of Pork is small and the feeling is
steadier and mess is firm at $40 5o@io G2'9.
OF Bacon there Is only d light supply on the
market and the demand Is dull. with quotations
nominal.
COTTON-The unfavorabe reports from the
different points have had u Il pressing effect on
his staple The market throughout the day
has ruled uniet. with but few inuuiti les, as buy
and sellers were apart in reir views re
speeding prize s. Consequently the transact ions
were confined to 1850 bales. at u decline of t6c
On Low Ordinary, Good Middling and Mddling
Fair.
The closing official quotations of the Cotton
q
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exports to
G, B. Fee Con. Chan. Silks.
rms ms week '-'-ss9aa 1886 1e.l5s 74t67
This week lty 'r s6,loo Ges4 s,1s3 49,. s23 Ola
OCEAN FRIEIGHTs7Are quoted as follows
Revel ID; to Bremen ID; to Boston, Provi
dence Fall River. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
via New York &c; to New York &c: grain to
Liverpool 1os I'd. and to Bremon . quarter
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool 7-16d to
Havre &c; to Bremen &c; to Genoa 3s@1c
grain to the Continent IS Cd.
Steam rates to Northern ports are quoted at
y IS on molasses 2 Dbl to New York, and s4@4 so
= hid on sugar. BY sail the rate on molasses to
New York is 81 Is q Dbl
SUGAR-Receipts2 l9 hhds: sales 122 hhds. The
demand continues moderate at firm prices for
the low grades.
We quote: Inferior 4@sc: common to
good common 5h@6sc; fair TO good fair 614
9essc: fully fair ea@7o: prime 7.4ee71sc; strict
iy prime 7ss e97sac: gray clarified = &C: yellow
clarified, as in quality s@slac; off whites, good
to choice; ss@s1c: white clarified s7s@9c.
uM0LASsE!!-Receipts 2s2 bbls. Sales ei2 bb's
There was q far demand for DO b the local and
firm.
We quote: Common 10000: fair 2o@2ac