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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

Court in violating injunction granted By Judge
Blachford IN November. 1877 restraining the defend
ants from using the @. Il. Arnold patent on ruhling
machines The matter sent 10 Commissioner Shields
as referee and yesterday the testimony taken by him
was brought before Judge BlachfOrd and argued The
Judge SAID that IL violation OF the Injunction
but he willing to be enient. He therefore ordered
the dcfndantf $500 license Fee $500 counsel lees
and $40 ref rces fees G. c. Beaman Jr, appeared Tor
the plaintiff; Otto Herwitz for the defendant.
Edward Mars, age forty-eight, a master
machinlst, was yesterday held in 1000 bail by JUS
tice Morgan, tho Ffyseventh Street Police Court
on charge of perjury Mars it Ia alleged by Charles C.
Wakeley, Of No. 1877 East Tenth ST. in May 1877, for
the purpose Of procuring his acceptance as bondsman
in action pending before the Supreme Court, declared
on oath that ne Wars) owned house and thirty-two
lots at Richmond IIill, 8. l., valued at $4,000
In September 1873 in another case tei0re
the same court Mars, 1t is ALLEGED. testified
that he never owned the property mentioned,
but that his wife did Mars, yesterday, IN explanation,
said that AZ the time he made the first affidavit he SUI
posed that what his wiio's his own but that
when he sued 10 make good the default OF his Trend
he discovered that he had been labOring under a
mistake
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SECOND CALI O'CLOCK =. v
THIRD CALIc-2:3O O'CLOCK
FRIDAY, March 7-P.


The principal event of general interest during tho
grcss but as an extra session is called for March
IS, the adjournment is regarded as little more than
an ordinary recess. Because of slack demand for
expectations, and of desire to realize speculative
profits, tho market for tho great staples of produc
tiOn has shown a marked decline, which in wheat
to-day eliminated in decline of 4 cents bushel
at Chicago.
At the Stock Exchange the speculation has been
variable, uncertain and spasmodic. The week
opened with n sharp decline in the prices of the
chief speculative stocks. On Monday prices gen
orally were better on Tuesday they were down
again, and in some instances touched the lowest
figures yet made during the decline. Wednesday
was noted for Il sharp recovery in prices, which
followed by another decline on Thursday,
and to-day closes the week with prices gene
rally about half way between the opening
and lowest figures of the week. There are.
however, few exceptions to the rule. and
Canada Southern, otter losing 13i per cent, closes
with final gain of d per cent Erie has tlucuated
per cent, and closed Is higher than week ago;
Lake Shore has sold as high rs 72is and a. low rs
7O3s closing st 71l2. gain of y per cent Kansas
Pacific, after opening at 174, has huctnaIed up and
down between II and 22l2 aud closed al ~ L and
Missouri Kansas and Texas has advanced from rs
ais to 95s. Western Union marked feature
in the weeks speculation. It's extremes were los
and 10l, and It's final piice 1875 or d
per cent lower than a week ago. The spccUa-
ton III the Western railroad list somewhat
disturbed by rumors Of disagreement between the
members of the various pools" which finally
have found outward confirmation IN suii sad to
have been begun. Although the stocks Of the
Chicago and Northwestern and the 81. Paui
Railroads finally close at q smart reaction from
their lowest prices yet the net losses for The week
range from 81 to 27s per cent The decline 0i u per
cent in the price of Rensselaer, and Saratoga
stock was another feature of the weeks business,
the stock closing at 81 against 100 Il week ago,
and 1O7 as the highest price within the last
two weeks. The coal stocks have iuctuated
M and down in accordance with the specuators'
chances of forming coal combination. At one
time Delaware. Lackawanna and Western showed
q decline Of 53s per cent, but it recovered so that
its final loss for the week is only pig. Delaware and
Hudson fell 23 but recovered all its loss and closed
unchanged from "a week ago. Central of New-Jcr-
scy sold at 3sl2a 35a377s and Morris and Essex
AT sligo sl4Gs33i.
the total transactions for the week amount to
11s3 G3G shares. against l,l44.1Gs shares for the
preceding week and 1,41i.2J6 shares for the week
before that.
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sales to-day and a week ago!
We annex current closing quotations:

In State bonds the dealings were largo and active
in the Louisiana c0nsos winch are k.cbcd about IN
this market like fancy stock The range of tie
price was 1914 and 51-with late sales at j3l2. Ten
nessee & per cents were weak The weakness IN
these bonds was due to sales by holders whom some
recent DEVELOPMENTS have mbued with the apprr-
hcnson that the State Is inclined 10 cyaGc the null
payment of its obligations. Othcr varieties We're
dealt in in only deoulrory manner, to.days bust
ness covering Missouri Us OF 1855 ana 1889 at 100
and GEORGIA - at HOP.
As usual, city bank stocks were quiet and With
ont interest. to-day's sales covering American TX
change (j0 at lUG Bank of Commerce 10 at lZ2l,
and Bank OF New York ~ az l2Jl2.
There was less doing IN the railway mortgages,
and not a little lTregulaTlty was noticed, with
frequent aud violent changes. The Old, we'll
known and trustworthy investment bonds
were firm all the way through, beng sp.r-
ngy offered. but the speculative varieties
were under the hammer, notably the jersey Cen
trails though to-day they were hrncr on active
trading: convertiblcs at ST. cOnsols sil2. and
adjustments 97l2. The Denver Extension trust
receipts of the Kansas PacItc advanced
to-day to 99l2, and coupon certificates to
99ll. An active movement sprung up late
Yesterday afternoon IN the bonds of the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Road, and continued
to-day with IA result of advance il firsts to -.
and seconds to 2ll2 Ire consolidated irst5 con-
tnue active at an advance 10 lOi3i. Burlington
aud Cedar Rapids frstS were lower at
- and New-York Elevated firsts firmer az 1854.
Kansas Pacific incomes No. IL and No. rose 10 81,
and Michigan Central Is yielded TO llGl2 Chesa-
peako and ONO firsts small sold at ~, Denver and
Rio Gande tIss at S9os. Erie seconds at los, Ions
vile and Nashville seconds at 100 Ninona and 1t.
Peter seconds at l0l0lOlSs. Hannibal and Central
Missouri tirsts at 80, aud Chicago and Northwestern
tirss at 1OSl2
In the nome money market, the Disbursements If
the Treasury have checked the tendency toward
higher rates for loans. On mixed collateral the
range has been 22 and 6 per cent on call.
both exceptional the more common rates having
been per cent, that was current to-day. We
quote call loans on United States bonds las,
mostly at .. while to-day l. interest WAS bid
for GOG9O-days loans. offered at ? On
stocks, same time, pad and bid.
The market for commercial paper was tirmer,
say 3i2G5L2. Domestic exchange on New
York was as last quoted. The United States Treas
urer at Washington to-day received S19O0OO III
National bank notes FOR redemption. The customs
receipts were 100000, aud The internal revenue
receipts $500, 600. The following Is the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
S73GlO,7l3; currency balances. S3,3S5,O6l
A further advance IN sterling bills on London has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
AYALLEGED WlfE uURDERER.

Jane Reid, age thirty five, of No. 1874 West
Forre St. died early yesterday mornln' at the Roose
welt Hospital from injuries said to have been received
NJ The hands Of her husband, Samuel Reid the night
Of March s. Adisurbance took place in the apartments
Of the Reds; rushed out, and the woman was
found unconscious on the floor Reid arrested upon
his re,uru and WIS taken before Coroner WOltman yes
terday morning lie said that he ana his wife
we've botn addicted to liquor, and that on the
night IN question. John MCNcy, IA nelShbOr
had been drinking with them IN their rooms REID says
he stepped Tor few minutes and upon ms return
the conduct OF McVey and Mrs. Reid excited his ndg
nation. A fight ensued, from which McVey made good
his escape Reid admits that he then attacked bis wife,
but ne added Before God, did not mean TO Kill her.
Deputy Coroner Cusbnan made al autopsy on the
body yesterday afternoon. He gives II as his opinion
that death was due 10 violence The official inVestga-
ton will be held at the COrOneTs office to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

Tn london. bar silver was liTmer at 1DII cd per
ounce, and British consOs were strong aud higher,
only little variation being reported In United
States bonds American railway securities showed
irmnosS IN late dealings, but were dull IN con
sOnance with our own market. AZ yes
tcrday's regular weekly meeting Of the directors
of the Bank of England. the rate OF interest was
maintained ~ per cent. against 2os, the figure at
which threc-nUnths bills are discounted ~ the ont
side market. The sum Of 1i71,O bullion went
into bank duYiug the isca week, and since thcn
the bank ha3 gained on foreign business s5S,O0O
additional bullion "on balance" The following
are the highest and lowest prices OF securities for
the week. and the closing sales to-day and week
ago:
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There was nothing special IN the market to-day.
In Paris, the per cent rcntes ranged between
1l1.7O AMI 1920, closing at 1899 against
1l1.70 week ago. Sight exchange on London
closed at 2J.2Si2 the rate week ago having been
1927.
The attention of investors directed TO an adyer-
tisement OF the Newly ork, Ncw-Eugand and West
ern Improvement Company, that IS Offering lm-
tied amount of the Chicago South Park new twenty
years o per cent funding bonds. The bonds arc
offered for sale or exchange tor the per cent
bonds maturing july 1, 1879, or JanuaIy /. 1850.
The Standard Consolidated Mining Company has
declared It's usual monthly dividend OF 80 cents per
share. payable March 10.
The scmi-annua report Of :he Anglo-Calii0rnlan
Bank. fSan Francisco, founded by the Messrs.
Sell0man. shows a not profit for the six months OF
$40, $3.50 80, from which dividend at the rate of
per cent per annum has been declared, payable at
London and san Francisco. The reserve Of the
bank rcman- 800 900, and the surplus on profit
and loss account shows - per cent. The above
dividend Il the eleventh consecutive semI-annual
dividend paid by the bank since l;3 organization.
July ., 1878. The net earnings from that date TO
December 81. 1915 amounted IN al 10 Sl,l262Of.
which, or paid up capital of - 800 900, shows an
average of about 1884 per cent per annum Tor the
five and half years N question
The gross eanIngs OF the following railroads arc
rom
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Etccr. vessels 0l,d Ra,iroof'.
Epnay March -
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

ASHES-In small sale Cor i'uootiatc wants OF ianr
suW,rS Pots, $500; Pearls. tSu q.
BEE~MAA Very quiet. get steady western Jld south.
ct elbow
BROOM, OitN Without new features Change Fltiho
grade. steady. Utlris luluIaL
IAN DltS-luclauEtd aud qu
CHICt Ol.I-OWot, unchanged. .
tOtOA-Cuet. unchanged; GuayaquL i'@e'e-' '.i"'AS
2Zd44C.. Maf4CaIbO. 2,aJOc.
COOrEKAGE SIOCh-AH kinds IN better sake ana al-lt
steady
UOkDAGE-Quiet yet steady.
COTTON Quiet On SPOT sales $50 bales ga
last evening" al spinning deS req on contact 100
bales Receipts ports today. $3.50 bates against
2np56 This week. 1888 s, M week. ~
5Gj bales against 1862 last week, 9O396 last since
september /, 39OJ,S3 bales, against 3ttsYt same period
laStse
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civil. NOTES

Three casesy one by the United States OF
hexeo, by Gardner ID. Mercer and one oy Juan n
navarro, against William b. Duncan and others, brought
" declare special responsibility OF the defendants Tor
oeroautle paper issued or accepted BY Duncan Sher
nan Co. Just before their bankruptcy were tried be-
Ofe Judge Van Brunt yesterday. and The complaints
we're dismissed the ground that The adjudication III
bankruptcy was controlling.
Benjamin Uner recently made motion in
e United stotes Circuit Court to have Meyer JOnasson
So OF No 356 Broadway. punished for contempt OF
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A SINGULAR CITY ORDINANCE.

Mrs. Rachel Sloan brought suit III the
oOby u City Court against the Brooklyn City Railroad
COM % recover $4,000 for injuries received in
September 1877, when she fell while ahghtiDg from
third-lye. car near Fort Hamilton She charged the
company with caIelessness On the first uia the jury
disagreed The second tral held before Judge Rey
iods yesterday The evidence showed that the ndotor
Vas driving while the driver was eating lunch +. A.
ward who appeared for the paintn' OHefcd ~ eVl-
Hence city ordinance providing That no car conductor
Dr. driver she'll eat meal or lunch while on board hlS
iar 1, was excluded however by the Judge. The jury
sas directed w render sealed verdict.
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II is 10 be remembered that the steamer City o.
BrU .ecl-, which sailed last Saturday, took ont
SlO.O0D.OlO United States per cents To the Euro
peau Syud cate. which has headquarters IN LOudOn,
The shipment having been made by tho Treasury
Department.. it WIS prrhap, due to TINS,
the j.. that the Treasury issued ON Wednes-
day another call for 1SG7s, which makes
1880 600. 900 called i'll since DecembeT3l. There
now rcmaln. therefore, only SSS,O1o.3OO OF the
5-20s QS67s and 1858 to be refunded before me
IO-iOs are reached all told there are S2S2 635, 900
bonds be refunded before the per cents of 1881
are reached and 1861, 271, $50 to be refunded be-
fore the f5OS $50 5s of 1854 be touched, it
beng assumed that refundng Will 90 forward fast
enough so that the tO-i0s will be reached before
redeem the first lot of Is of 1851 natures.
The Treasury has gwen notice that after the 1868
and 1865 nave been funded he sales OF per cents
will be accompanied with conditions less favorable
than those existing now. The circular giving this
uoicc together with he fact that the last call of
per cent bonds for redemption was only for So
600 600 warrants the conclusion that we are draw
ing near to the end of rapid ROUNDING and that the
bonds which 1oHo" IN the ofdeT OF re-
dcmptIon the J-2OS, Will have longer life
than has been OF late calculated. The new
conditions viii hc applied to the l0-iOS, OF which
there are l9I .JJ6JOO. None of the is If 1881 can
be redeemed before DcccmUcr 81, 1880, ANA only
T2GI 81 $50 Is, II 1881 cannot Ice touched before
Jim. 30. 1851. After these bonds come the sos,
1850 - Ot 1851, The effect OF the ciTcular upon
the subscriptions to the per cents Is not
easy to predict just EO", though 1t Is NOT
UNLIKELY that II will hasten the refund
InV Of the j-20s materially. The general
market to-day was uucpmmOHly qUIet and absO-
luttiV devoid of interest. The following arc the
highest ana lowest prices fHr ihe week, ANA the
closing sales to-day and a week ago:
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Total shares sold

o''''
The stock market to-day was noticeable chiefly
for its alterations of extreme duinesS ana sPaNnS
of activity. An average observer of the day 3
business will wonder how the transactions
amount to 13l.4G7 shares. The temper OF
the market bad many variations from
stagnaton to life. Activity resulted IN an I'M
proyement in prices and dulness was settling back
As IT so CHANGED that the market closed during an
active spasm, prices at the end all show their best
for the day. The only feature worthy Of
notice was the movement IN Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas stock. the transactions IN
which rolled mp to 1900 shares. at figures
varying from $50 to 95oaJi2. Kansas Paclhc' on
smaller transactions was active, opening up liz per
cent at 1919 and advancing 10 22l2 later 1t sold at
2O4G 21sQ2l4. Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western was active, aud rose from 45l2 to AZ {;
Delaware and Hudson selling at 40G4Oos, Morris
and Essex at $50 sra s33i, and Central of New
Jersey al STA 3SG377s. The latest Stock Exchange
rumor concerning the coal properties is
that the New-YOrk companies are determined
To force tho price of coal so low as 70 make the
PENNSYLVANIA companies sick" and thus force
them into a combination The old stagers of
speculation-Lake Shore. Michigan Central. Erie,
and the Wisconsin stOcks-w traded in only TO
the extent of an ordinary hours business but III pr-
cts they all showed some final Improvement, after
having been lower and seemingly weak earlier IN
the day. Western Union, on small amount OF
Imam ~, rose from lOi IL 10 1888. and closed at its
best figures. The point" of al early division Of
The cl.apIny's stock was repeated with detail and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
A VERDICT FOR s1REETcAR COMPANY.

VERDICT FOR A SlREEl-CAIS COAiANl'
The case of John b. Peabody against the
twenty-thlrd street Railway Company has oecn on
ral for two days at White Plains before Judge Dyhman
Ind jury The plaintiff. who IS a clerk for Hazard
.aswel & Co.. under the Fifth Avenue Hotel, entered a
hr OF the defendant at the foot Of Twenthlrd9t IN
september last and after the car was started the
river requested hun TO deposit his fare IN the nox the
plaintiff replied that he pad his fare Immediately
ipon entering the car. Inc DR. insisted that II mad
aO been done and upon the plaintiffs continued refusal
% deposit the fare, and IN consequence OF Ills NorhJ
sOuduc u the presence OF two ladies who were IN the
laT, the driver elected him By force. The pianuH
Brought an action against tue company for damages ana
he Jury yesterday rendered verdict III favor OF the
defendant X. III. Van KIDD appeared Tor pidnllu;
Flanagan & Bright for The defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
CLAIMING A CERTIFICATE OF STOCK.

The suit of Joseph Dixon and William NJ.
REYNOLDS against Alfred l.. Beach came yesterday
before Judge LarremOre in Common Pleas Special Term,
IN a motion vacate order Of arrest against Beach
The plaintiff, Dixon claims that he owned
1895 shares OF the " Broadway Underground
Railway Company" One certificate for l,16j shares
AZ gave M 10 President Beach for slfckeepng only.
Beach now refuses TO give back the certificate. The
ubrr piaintif REYNOLDS has purchased interest ~
he stock owned by Dixon.
The drfcpdant's answer rs that no stock WAS
lctuay issued but that the original cOrpOratOrs wcTc
nutcd TO $1,000 900 Of stock, of which hOweyer ~,
10000 was returned What Dixon calls certific iie
" stock was merely "a memorandum that he would be
entitled TO such stock. He also claims that these GER
J1catrs or memoranda became worthless on the
formation of the new company. Judge LarremOre
deserved bis decision.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoSDlN March 7-l2.3u MI. = bonds, four cent.
1929 l,61s l037s New lives 1862 Erie Raj way shares
25 Illinois Central S3. The rate ~ discount for three
months Bills thr open market - 20 per cent which Is i per
cent below tc SAM; ~ England rate
InIDoN ..rh 1850 pint : bonds four perceni a
Lo,poA March ii D. mCon.Ols. 917is Tor money. $50
accnu Paris siscca quote hye pei cent Intes II
lib francs be confines Tor The account.
IONpoN. MARCH 7--i,yrr quoted AZ 43lic' rcr ounce
Ealth 7.iNCnJng, on London - rJucs -o2 cen
Ia
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ALIQUoR SELLERS SMALL PENALTY.
. VIKDICI n IHE CIVIL DAMAOA AOI 9OII IOI'
ONLY Sj4,

The suit of Hannah L. Scully against
oauie Buckley, considered as pioneer case under the
hyil Damage act was ended before Judge Daniels in
upreme Court Circuit Yesterday with what is virtually
.cOmpromse-a verdict for plaintiff for sol Less than
80 would have left the plaiDtf 10 pay the defendant
lOsts. She asked, however, $500 DAMAGES for the
furnishing to her husband OF means 20 continue his
drunken habits The jury out all night without
oming to a conclusion, and yesterday morning an
iOunced the fact Judge Daniels The Judge advised
further effort TO agree and mite &Iier noon thty
tame IN with the above verdict. Both sides calm iDe
result as % victory hut CxJuOgc Culver VINO - one or
aOse active in the Society for the Prevention OF Crime,
half admitted thanking the jury, that the smaluCss
The verdict was somewhat Disappointing TO those be
epreseDted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

az should like to have you raise club"
said 719 book 10 daughter of Erin as he
stood Oh the front step trying 10 talk her to death on
Inc subject OF the Extinction OF the Tribes OF the
Seventh Century" 81 Will" said Bddy, as she reached
AtOund behind the door, but bad luck to your picture
you're lingering around here whon get IL raistu he
dldn,t Inger.-l EIpilA GnleLte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
GRIEF OVER A DAUGHTERS CRIME.

The case of the child Mary Mcdonald has
eemed to all the attendants of the Court o. General
Sessions one for very mcrciful consideration. The child
iot yet thirteen showing marks Of mothers care. and
Ookug plump and even handsome beside her care
worn mother had been employed IN the store OF r. H.
MACY 4 a., and had pilfcred goods OF 30 little value
The mother accused oil being guilty rtctNel o. me
goods was tried and acquitted. The ch!ld confessed
Der fault and was sent Yesterday 10 the CathOHc Pro-
ectory The mother, in her suDGucd way showed mat
her Imprisonment wound be less gTlevous than pun
hIue FfaFu M siIl
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

CArTION.-The AnglO-German Bank Nnglo-
Dcutsche Bank, Of Hamburg Germany. have M
formed Messrs Knauth, NachOd Il KLINE, Btul,'rs.
New-YOrk. tina. forged shares of their bank. on be
tinted paper calling for 100 thaler, circulating
IN the United States. Genuine shares are Oh gray
tinted paper and call for 400 mark
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THE GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. Mar "a IA etdHg grain circular
The rraif firm. A. tDGlys market ttre
was gp0d Mors purchased wheat reel. az
vance or I'D. GENITAL for Eed and White. ST
quantity 4 American sold 10 arrive Several lots were taken
+ nOd oveI Fine brands II Flour ratior higher In
there only moderate business, Will tuIn ia favor
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taken place, to a point Mt which some bankers can
export gold, though as yet has gone ont. Late
this afternoon the rate for sight bills was firm at
81 89la bid. Below are the nominal quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

LIVERPOOL March Thus weeks circular Of the LIVERPOOL
Brokers COTTON continues
innate American fair request Int with free supply.
prices I'D II Island the prlcf uucmngd
In Futures business limited and prices de,incG
sod. To-day (Thusday) the ma ket has been tanner"
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Total sales for the day..
$ OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
sIcEs OF MINING STOCKS.
Yesterday. To-day

There was only a moderate degree of activity IN
Government bonds during the week. aod only a
few of the issues dealt in at the Stock Exchange.
though the usual amount Of exchanging
was going on among the great dealer. The
tone of the market has been steady through
out. The reminding OF the National dent
is not going on "a rapidly a. during January and
February. The annexed table shows the daily sub
sclipiiors received at Washington for 4 per cent
hnnI. nnriilp iEr Menk
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STAINED

Good Oriinary.......... Low Mldding ...........
SfTrt COOL Ordinary. ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90.
Futures quiet closing 70 points lower sales last
lux bbuu babes. To-day Csl-Marcb T. sth 9T2
MAY lG.,3 June, lUl7 total. 500 bales second Call
APRIL $50; May. 10 total 300 bales. Third Cal-Mafch
gtJ jane lU.l4 total 800 bales. Also TO-DAY March.
y73do76 do. 9Th 072 10. notice tbs week, p16
do notice to-day. o "a April, 0.s6A9e9; May l0aOrS;
June TO- I3GlUlS July. lO95QlOz3 August. 1884