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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of County Commissioners
october Term, a. ID. 1873.
Upon the foregoing petition it is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are re-
sponsiblc ana that they ought to be heard touch
ing the matter set forth in their petition, and
therefore order that the County Commissioners
meet OF the house OF Charles Leach. on Tuesday,
the 26th day of November next at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, and thence proceed to view the route men
toned IN said petition. Immediately after which
view. hearing OF the parties and witnesses will
be had ut some convenient place in the vicinity,
and such other measures taken in the premises $
the Commissioners shall judge proper. And il
is further
ORDERED-That notice Of the time, place and
purpose OF the Commits sioners' meeting aforesaid
be given to all persons and corporations interest
ed by serving attested copies OF the petition and
this order thereon upon the clerk OF the town OF
Penobscot and by posting up atestcd copies $
aforesaid, IN three public places in said town
thirty days at least before the time appointed for
SAID view. and ey publishing the petit on and
order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, q newspaper published IA
Ellsworth, In the County of Hancock the first
publication to be thirty days ut least before the
time of said view, that all persons and corpora
tons interested may attend and be heard il tuey
think 1T.
Attest, II. b. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
A true copy OF the petition and order thereon.
3wi3 Attest, ii. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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We. the undersigned. respectfully ten
der our sincere thanks to Howes Norris,
Esq. of Vineyard Haven. for his valuable
advice and kind assistance while 10 trouble
at that port, and would advise all masters
of vessels who get into trouble in that vi
cinity. to call on him for advice and as
sstance.
(Signed) Capt. L. d. REMICK.
Capt JAMES FARRELL,
Capt. EDWARD F. DODGE.
Ellsworth, Nov. 8, 1878. lw
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Democrats and anti-Tammany Dem
ocrat
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DELAWARE,
ID~m0crass Elect Governor and
Congressman.

Congressman.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 5.
John W. Hall, Dem. elected Governor
Edward L. Martin, Dem, elected Con-
gresham.
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To the Honorable, The Court Of County Conn
missioners for the County Of Hancock,
merit 10 be holden in said County Of Ham
cock, at EtiS,corth, on the sth day Of
october. 4. ID. 1878.
uUMBLY shows, that town way irem Reuben
IL Curtis, and Seneca Wardwelps, by the house
OF Charles Leach. to the town way leading from
the house OF Washington l.. Leach to the house of
Charles Leach, in said town. would be of great .
public convenience, that the seectmen of said
town, on the petition of Reuben Curtis and seven
others, legal voters of said town, have unreason.
ably refused to lay out such way, wherefore your
petitioners, considering themselves aggrieved by
such delay and refusal, pray that your IIonors
Will ngTeeably to law in such case made and pro-
vlded, lay out such way, accept and approve and
direct the same to be duly recorded.
REUBEN CURTIS Il 81 OTHERS.
Dated at Penobscot this 10Th day OF Sept, A. D.
ls7s
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The Shot Gun Policy RGbHked !
MICHIGAN.
special Dispatch tn the Hon. Eu-
gene Hale.

DETROIT, Mich. Nov 3.
t. Hon. Eugene Hale:
Elected solid Congress ional Delega-
ton. and carried State by more than
thirty thousand.
(Signed) T. CHANDLER.
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VS.. James Shea. Intoxication. Fined $40
and costs.
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STATE OF MAINE


HANCOCK, S.: Court OF Probate Ellsworth
Oct. Term 4. ID. 1873.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDEREp:-That
said petitioner give pubic notice to all persons
Interested, by causing copy oil the petition, and
this order thereon to be published three weeks
successfully IN the Ellsworth American, a news
paper published in Ellsworth, in said County that
they may appear at Court OF Probate for sand
County. to be held at Ellsworth IN said County,
on the fourth day Of Dec. next at ten of the
clock IN the forenoon, and shew cause if any they
have why the prayer oil said petitioner should rot
granted.
PARKER Trek Indigo
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HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 al /
1 ned that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself. the trust OF Ex.
ecutrix of the last Will and Testament OF
ALVIN ID. HARDEN, late Of Trenton in
the County OF Hancock, deceased by Civ ing
bond as the law directs she therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said deceased's
estate, to make Immediate payment, and those
who have any Immediate demands thereon to ex-
hibt the same for payment.
AMELIA HARDEN.
october gth, ISIS. 3wkJs
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Instanter cures Tooothachs 10 one moment.
3lu
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MARYLAND

Os~ ssrpsbltea. Congressman Elected.
RAJ TtMopE Nnv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05

FI~H-MacEer fairly active steady: sales 700 hb's. at
20 ore IS 5OG?7 50 for no do; 50 30 "a % Dor No
cod steady anu in m9dIa'S dem ID "a go 9rT Hi
HsTing gndt S1a ilts G wi bout decided
change du declining export dem Ind limited Local. trade
inquiry ma My for pressing wants no a9H 1HperS hh
CITY Mill Extra indies s5GFi - 5loo 6bls Mn,
Winter Wheat Extra, sia$, 25 ZOO b9is Low Extra
& 3D. s'g 70 % 'Sg SS 81 man 1858 b. Of
sales BPS were Tor EXPORT GU Quotations g 9s
common % Fair Extra state - oQ@s4 10 60, GGa
Western. g. ooSsi rs Choice Fancy DO. - 500
Common % Goo Gs E G K%pRE so hoP o
Common Extra S4gs4 70 ys n % Pan NJ 81 40
- %: ~. LOUIS Common TO FAR Extra : % %
Fair to Good 81 $3.50 26 Good TO ShSee Family
buy rs ia or sales go bbl,.: Common to far Extra
Fancy Family - 25Gf6 20 small parcels Fancy Winter
Wheat Patent rnhe over outside quotations, ~;
BUGKWhEHr FLPgE @ 2aad s.}5s % II;
aS2 10 Brandy - oOa - 95 go sacks Coarse city
FFa01REfGE FRUirs-Dued fairly active for Iobbing lots
prices without market change For On Green que' asn'
6'-a6l4c Currauts, 3a5o turkish Prunes 6ta6ec Ne"
French DO. ga lc. Iarragona Almonds Ita lNGa
quarter boxes. liq9l2c Lemons 80 50Gt7 20 per box
aRAIN-wHEAT-M more active spring buyers
IA or Winter Ga better; Continental rae bnsgrss
ar Ssg 900 bush options 6s 200 bush and ,peca De
NNyer GsiHs 20 IT. 20 Pg6e 40 spring aud No
ca eago e6c ung e. WINTER @i He" n6y 81 % az
al OIL; No fte, II Ohdsl 0jt Rcd canada on spot
and TO arrive soou 81 al az migrated AnDel -
90 80 Red 81 90 . 81 nd; Ungrald White u ~ n
III Ok No. 3 White u 0i9asl %: So White u6T@
: OD5. White ~ OT; No White, - - "a
II OS y White state 81 % UnHaed White. u arrive TINS
month 10000 bush. "a ~; No. White October ~ Os9
~ Gle 10 Red last hall OctOucT
II O5s No sprug DC ODER a64e6 % closing 05c bid 81
a,k.d do Noyefnbfr % c closing 0I-c Oid bOc asked
No Amrer october 81 O35s0sl o. closing FL o5 asked
do November 81 O4 closing III % bid, ~ O8 asked No
lied ,tobef II O54sl O6. closing 81 O54 bid, 81 90 =
askel. November 81 O6asl O6t mainly 81 o. oosins
81 ma hd I AXE ID. Dngemher fl OLA
Ob bid flO7 asked RY dull shippers holding of
Wcsiern state BOa6ic Sales OOO bush. No Chi
cage 5gC BARLEY quiet pesen warm weather MAJ ciiay
checking Ma ing dem nd No Canada quoted II ioGtl "
Six flowed state, 81 2OGtl 90 ssles 10000 bush Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05

In the local money market change toward
higher rates has become apparent, holders standing
out for per cent more. This is reflected IN both
long and temporary loans. -Four months time loans,
well secured are l205 per cent, sixty days loans,
except on United S dtes bond collateral, are per
cent, and on United States bonds are about 3 per
cent. On call the quotation rs So per cent. Primo
mercantile paper is III small supply. and sells freely
at per cont. with exceptional transactions below
down to per cent, according tn date The cur
rency movement Is of course against New-f0rk, nut
less so than il will he few weeks hence. Rates OF
domestic exchange arc as last quoted.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes for
redemptIOn The customs receipts were $500
and internal revenue receipts 100000 The fol-
lowing is the clearinghouse statement to-day
Currency exchanges, S75,015.709; currency bal
ancrs 81 SIG, 070; gold exchange SlO163,25l ;
gold balances, $G95,237.
The week Oh the London Stock Exchange was one
of feverish excitement and great weakness, with a
subsequent partial recovery, however, in British
consols which fell sharply on account of the disas-
fer TO the great CITY uf Glasgow Bank United
States bonds also suffered not little because OF this
shock TO financial credit and American railway
shares were ire Iular and declining Bar silver did
not vary materially from 81 l2d the ounce, English
standard Despite the excl oInent Oc"aslonc0 by
the failure at the meeting of its directors yester-
day tue Bank of England made no change III its rate
of discount, winch remains at per cent. To-day
there was no quotation for money. The following
arc the highest and lowest prices of securities fer
the week, aud the closing sales to-day aud week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05

lions being 1,0S2,5 shares against 84i.S13
shares for the preceding week. But the market
for the want of better worl-mav be described
more than usually q personal market. There was
more talk of the abilities of this or that set of
operators to "beat " their real imaginary Up
ponents, and less talk of tho merits ant
earning capacities of the different securities
than has usually been the case in discussions
relative to the future of prices. So that for the
moment theory to the intentions of some of the
leading operators is regarded of more value than
increase decrease of earnings The best prices of
the week generally were made early in the week. A
heavy selling movement and q decline followed,
with sharp rally on the last day. But closing
prices i'll a majority of cases show final decline
from those of last Friday. OF the trunk line shares
the only exception to the rule is Lake Shore which
Is per cent higher. OF the Western stocks, Wa
bash shows gain of 80, Ohio and Mississippi Il,
Chicago and Alton preferred L., and Chi
cago and Alton common 81 per cent ;
while Kansas Pacific, having become active.
has risen from al TO S7s, ana closes at Sls
All other stocks show loss The coal stocks made
sharp RISE lost It all, and close with partial re-
cOyery, which leaves gain on the week for Della
ware. Lackwanna and Western of 1ls, and for Della
ware and Hudson of 1l2 per cent while Morris and
Essex is il and Central of New-Jersey per cent
lower than they were last Friday. Western Union
has sold high as 97l4 down to 947s and closed at
957s against 9J3i last Friday. Pacific Mail to
SO and ends at 1874, and Canton is % against 10.
Tue rise in Canton accounted for by better pros
poets for the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05
Total sales for the day
ICES OF MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRArcisCo CLOSING PH
Yesterday. To-day.

Sierra Nevada Openod at 10 IeII 10 IV0' I'''O" W
$50 and closed at pa.
Government bonds have been moderately actVe
dining the week at no great variation IN prices, ana
,,h,,a the newer issues were lower old bonds were
s,roro the most nctiye issues being the new 5s, Us
If 1881. and 5-2Os of 1867. Popular subscriptions
to the per cents are falling off TO comparatively
small amounts. 1t was expected that enough per
cents would be sold before the assembling OF Con-
press to redeem all the outstanding 5-2os OF 1861
This may yet be done, but 1t is more doubtful than
a few weeks ago Both coupon and registerAn
bonds can now be bought at par in currency, when
ougbt to quicken the demacd for them The gen
eral mark ct to-day quiet and steady. Inc i4l-
lowing are the highest and lowest prices iof INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05
week. and the closing sales to-day and week ago
SubjOined are the closing quotations.:


In State bonds Louisiana per cent cnnso dated
were Conspicuous for smart advance. late sales Pc
ing at 75l2. Otherwise there was little dong. MIS-
sour 6s of1SS7 sold to-day at 1898, and of 1883 AT
10i1.
There was nothing in the city bank shares during
the week requiring comment. To-day Fourth Ma
tlona % sold at 054, and Bank of the State ~ at
100
There was large and active business in railroad
bonds Tins was we'll distributed, but il was marked
by considerable irregularIty III prices. The bonds
of tine Western roads were the most prominent ana
to-day were down to 953i for the St. Paul consols,
against OLE earlier in the week Elevated kali-
road tirsts wre at 90; Toledo, Peoria ana
Warsaw tirsts, Western Division, purchasing com,
mi tee receipts selling at 9569il2. Burlington and
Quincy consolidated rs were mp TO ia Morris ana
Essex rsts selling at 120, North Missouri trsts az
1914 aud Canada Southern guaranteed fiTsts at 10
There was considerably more movement III gold
during the week attended with more frmness in
the price, which advanced from 1OOSs To 1OO16
and two days interest As much as per cent was
paid for the Of gold to-day. Tue Sub-Ireasury
disbursements for the week were S637. 600 interest
and 81 III 900 called bonds, inclusive of Sl20,OOO
and $67 900 to day. The days business of the
gOd-cleaung department of the Bank Of the State
of New-YOrk covered: Gold cleared. $11 ,1S3OOO ;
gold balances, $l,524.S70; currency balances,
81 .50G, 564.
Winle gold was moro less influenced by the
financial troubles abroad the only effect on foreign
exchange was to create q wider difference between
sixty days and sight sterling bills. We annex cur
rent Closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05
THE MARkE rs.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North R,per, Vessels and RdibOddS.


z,
5adGC. ,--, W.
BEESWAX- Quiet steady In view OF small stocks West
ern and southern Yellow, 2Gl2O21 izc. ,
stocks concentrated ana arrivals or
New limited.
"a y LIsS-Stoady with jobbing sales.
CuICCOIiY--t and unc h2necL.
COAI-Anthr cite auiet retailers bold ample stocks.
ana nothing bui viii induce them 10 buy
BitumlnOus fairly active steady. We quote; Liverpool
Uou-e Camel S'2Ufl3; Liverpool Gas do, rs 30 /,
Newcastle do aking SO 750si English Steam. II AT 20
Provincial f4a$f 30 CURRENCY; Penn,yll an!a and West
moreaI Gas s. 80 Wet vi gina do. 80 30 Cunbrrand
Boaop Clearded n as 20 and Anthracite - 30
81 ~. by the cargo. ,
COCOA-Nothing doing prices about nominal GuayaquL
2l022c.; Caracas. 22G24c Maracab0, soc
CDFFEt-Iip ltC. lower quiet l2Ji bags OK CITY OF Para
sold private trms stock her now I6il bags ordinary u
Prime cirgoes, Ii i2H sc Mid d.l weak bar without
aUota lr change Java % 25c Va dcabO lid7c goi.
COOPERATE STOCk-MOlerateY active all prices
CORDAGE-Film fair mOvrmeN
,,OITON- ItsC lower for Upards and lee.
higher CUFFS trad quiet sales 81 for export 80 lo spin
Ing delivered contract. 100 bale H',elpts tie
porfs i0 SO bales against 49, II ths Jay week. -
las wear for week, i320U bales. against 06 ~ last
this last since SrtemOci 3bo do
bales aga nst lOl 7O7 the same pcrioi last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05

Total %
dividend ga per cent Ex dividend 2L per cent.
To-day the stock market opened weak, and there
was a decline of prices all along the line of active
stocks Lake Shore was prominent In the dealings
and recorded sales of $4,000 shares. The price
first declined from GS3s to G7l2 and then to G0ls
at which it closed. Both on the way down and on the
advance there some queer operations at about
IS, which excited no little comment, Michigan
Central declined to 6s7S and then rose to 7Ol2
Erie foA to 126s and recovered to IS. and Central
and Hudson sold at 13l2O1 l30l13S8. The North
west stocks after decline of "a and % per cent.
advanced and closed "a and Is per cent higher
than their opening figures. The St. Paul stocks fell
! pei cent, and regained the amount OF the decline
Chicago Burlington and Quincy was easier at
ll3120ll3ls while Rock Island sold at 114940
1l5l4 and Wabash at Sl4U1S34 OF the coal stocks
Delaware and Hudson made the best recovery
closing at 52l4 Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern selling at 546s055l4 Morris and Essex at a.
and Central of New-Jersey at 35@354. Western
Union first declined to 95l4, but i'll late dealings
touched 90. and ended at 957s.
The market closed excited and buoyant. but the
late purchasing was done with spirit that evlnccd
a desire to buy high rather than to buy largo
quantity.
RANGE TIE STOCK MARKET.
= ln.lnO la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EgwYoRK oct t-BU EVES-Arriyals 70 cars At 5Oth st.
and n car. a. Iersy city Eing 2o15 heal ioa since
saturday 1892 head. lu9 I3' heal Tor the c"If
ng ak ~ The market at Blth st. was du one
an every OF the word Tho offerings were liberal,
and with scarcely call for export sllosincn
we're unable effect clearance up u ~ m
Price, ruled about l4o. lower than ON "wednesday
HE opening hut weak ant at the close wer near
Lc per pound the JerSy CITY sock yards tair
unusually late starting and 90 exceed dozen cuOAs
Of ca changed hand mp 100 Buyers held aooi
como fully expecting that statesmen wodd cOncede
10 their Views and sell the best Texans In tine
yard at 6gG9c. This however. salesmen had con
cluded not 20 do. intending, N hold
lat number rather than accept those figures IT,
supply c herokoes Texans and Co los was entirely O
u the n sale &c JeIsoy t
kinds which left small nurbor Gt Nat
The equonce nrmor foen. and Ati' suec giS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05
rrRopEAY FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Oct 4-l23Op y. Hiiio moner 9isIs
f,r me account ana half cents lO5;
iS7. lO75, hves lOS Erie Railway shares 49, 40
preferred. 80 limos Central S24i ennSyiVaha' central
3iA 80 -, ...u o,--
Cor The account Railway lS Pennsylvania Cen
trail. 3d. m. - M .-... 81, ,,,.,o, ,o,a
into the Bank England balance TODAY h tsSOOo 49,,
cNnoN 4 y m.-(Ourol- e4iIa Tor money! yl'l8
90, n acconut 4 bonds Ten fOrcs lOS New lives lpSs
g,s RaIway shares preferred 3O2i limos Central ~
PAN, adyos quote per renies at l3 francs 10 cen
times Tor tire account a.. .. mi ooo
PAKIs oct 4.-EIcnango on Ionuon 20 HahOs o"1 WV
fnrA lO sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05

T,-dav the market was more settled. The sum of
fS3 600 bullion went into the Bank of En- gland on
balance" to-day, making total III twodaysof tloz'-
600 In Paris the per cent French rent y ranged
between - aud 1892, closing at 1873, as
against 1l3.77l2 a week ago. Sight exchange
on London closed at 25.3Ol2. as against 25.20l2
a week ago
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declared
its usual monthly dividend Tor Sepi"mbcr) OF 90
cents per share and also an extra dividend of the
same amOunt-ln all S1OO,OOO-payuDle AT Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s on the 10Th INST.
Attention il directed 40 an advertisement OF the
Pullman Pal ce Car Company, giving notice that
It's ser cent bonds falling due October 10, 1878,
will be paid with interest on presentation at the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, and also oher-
ing for sale SiOOOOO OF It's per cent ten year tie
bcnture bonds
The half-ycary statement of the Liver
pool and London aud Globe Insurance
Company. published III another column of
this paper, furnishes another instance or the
growing prosperity of tins old and established
institution. The paid up capital OF Sl,ZZo,Zoo re-
naming the same rs before the cha gees of tho SIX
months closing June 30, 1873 impaired VITA the
statement of December 81, 1877. are az follows {:
the total surplus of the company IS fo,'Zo,lOo,
showing an increase Of S6O3OS3 over last l)cCen-
her The assets of the United states brahch show
an increase during the same pes I'd 0l Pl5l.S9o
while the liabilities have decreased T2O3SS; leaving
a total surplus over AL liabilities for the United
States branch of $500 4l9. an increase OF Sl12,
2S7 since December 81, 1877
The gross earnings of the Chicago and Alton
Railway Company are reported as follows;
1871 ISIS
Fourth week o sept. SIG 267 Sll3SI5 Dec tS'oJa
January TO sept. 80. 2.3OjJ45 24j3.OO2 Inc l3fioi
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 4th day OF October wcre
New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05
THE COTTON TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. Oct a. Tins weeks circular Of the liverpool
Cotton Brokers Association "CotOn eay In the week
iTm AID consider business done Prices Tor
scorpions higher slice Tuesday the market
has que the advance has been lost Amer
lean Ia good dennl aud advanced % up TO Wenes ay
no firclv, closing du and rregn ar sea
Island fair request nat there were free s. Hers ana
prices Onened strong ana advanced
To MOniay l- mber and september and OCO
Der dovGTy. and Iisi other posi- ms since t the
has dull closing lg lower for OCTOBER ana
Sgd for ali other positions than last Thursdays pIices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05

Futures less active, irregular at one time to points
pOiHts lower. sales Ast evening l'biO
bales 1oalay-F Cali Jctober. 1912. l0ii lOi5 H.
TIN 1885, November, 1911; Decembor 1912 Mar.h
iOB April 10 10: t'ta l.jOO bars Second Cal-OctO
Der. l6t4 November, 10. 81 Decen1er io43; January
10 49, March, 1916 April 1859; total, ZDOO Diles mira
Gail October, 1860; NOyember. 1896 December iv.5
1885, January. 1888 February iO4I March I'D ;
April 1865 1854; May 1913; total 100 bales Also
today DC ober. lO4Oal045 NoyembyT .35al0t3, De
ceTnbor $50 1913; January. 1880 lu4G te1ruary
l05Oal05i; March, I0;56glO 6li Hprl, l06dGlHoo2
bales grand total. btes. ENchange-.Dl paid to
for December together 100 NOvem
~ III. IL Ilecn u EnIITch rln.lM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05
THE GRAIN TRADE.

t,vpapoot Oct "A leading grain circular 7ars rue
ptsb main markets quiet bu. there has bran M i"te
d'itu. ranSlct uns Wheat are rtsrC ed 'hiatS on
a. ,aip ain pfeyi0us quotations There i some ri
M Tor Inc ntine one two cafgor' nave b''h az cn
.,.a r account aud thn n"ghb mug mar
Inesl.y there been fair demand ioI ch
White tended dOWnWAtu IN MIMIC '"o