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inc hituhIIon NJ Different Points,
SAN FRANCISCO, October 3l.-The follow
ing appears in the Rerista CaIaJioa Of the
25th inst, published at Los Vegas, n. NJ:
SANTA Fg, October 20.
A letter from Wingate says that the
fort has been reduced 10 ashes by the
Navajoes, and all the mules stolen, in.
Guiding the mails. Nothing said Of any
killed or wounded.
RAwLINS, W., 0Ctober3l Joseph Bur.
net courier, came in from White river
late last evening with dispatches and mail.
tie reports numerous pony tracks, and
plenty OF Indian signs in Cold Creek Can.
yon, near White river. All the war cor.
respondents at the front came In this ai-
ternoon and report the same.
Mr.. Dellman, Government farmer at
the Uniontah Agency, came into RawIins
last evening He left tho Uniontah
Agency with an interpreter, and by
representing themselves as Aiormons
they were able TO pass through tile
camp Of the hostiles, and 10 gain their con.
ldence Jack, Ute chief, told Dlllman
that II tho war continued they would be
aided by bands from the Uniontah Utes,
the Arapahoes and other tribes. lie was
net satisfied with the peace talk he had
with Adams, and wanted to have another
talk with Merritt. This Chief Jack, or
YAmpa Jack is the worst Indian in the
Ute tribe.
TUCsoX, ARIZONA, October 3l.-A special
to the &aT says: A courier arrived at
Fort Baird, having crossed the line into
Mexico. At the time the courier left the
command Of Morrow he was below Asccn.
sion, sixty miles In the interior, In close
pursuit ot Victoria and his warriors.
OTTAWA, October Sl.-Indian affairs In
the northwest are said to be progressing
tavorably. There Is reason to believe that
the Sioux are not indisposed 10 return 10
their reservation In the United States, and
the probabilities are that many Of them
will be returning In the fall. Indian Com.
missioner Dewdncy Is supposed to be at
this time In personal communication with
the chiefs Of the American refugee In.
diapS on this subject,
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1t will be seen that on these articles,
selected proniscuOuSly, the advance Is
almost universal and that It averages con-
siderably over 50 per cent. These speci.
mems fairly represent the rule that applies
In most other descriptions OF merchandise:
with some qualifications, however, In re.
spect 70 textile manufactures, the advance
on which has been quite moderate and
not proportioned 10 the rise In raw mate
rialS from which they are made. With
this important exception, the rice In prices
since the opening Of the year may be
roughly averaged at about 50 per cent.
This Is a ratio Of advance which may
well give rise 10 caution. It amounts 10 n
restoration Of prices to close upon the
figures, estimated on gold basis, that ex.
isted In 1873 previous TO the panic. While,
upon every ground, II was expected that
prices would react materially from the late
low range, and while it Is not 10 be denied
that they may at some time In the future
touch temporarily even the level OF specie
values attained before the now past reac.
tion, yet 1t would be contrary 10 all exper.
ienCe aud all reason to suppose that the
present range Of prices will escape a re.
action, temporary though 1t may be. The
recovery Of confidence aud the revival OF
commercial activity have found the world
comparatively bare OF stocks Of all kinds
OF goods; and II was impossible that
the increased consumptlye demand
could be met without an advance in
prices. But, in many articles the demand
has not been confined TO consumption,
Speculation has intervened, and stocks Of
goods have been turned over and over
again with little regard to value to the
articles as estimated upon legitimate con.
siderations. 1t would be very easy to
mention list Of important articles, the
daily transactions In which are enormous,
and yet the purchases ol which Tor con.
sumption form only a small part Of the
business. There are, indeed, few articles
the advance on which Is not materially
due TO speculation, either directly or In
directly. The rampant spirit that has
seized the Stock Exchange has similarly
affected the merchandise markets, and
turning goods for speculative profit, not
buying for legitimate Consumptivc de.
mand, is the controlling motive Of the mo.
ment,
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ITlbbuTgh MAnullclafeFo q ItiIeIdAJs
The market Is as quiet as an Indian
summers day. Sales during the week
were yOry few In number and small lots,
the price obtained being the same as those
carrentin ther preceding week. Produe.
els, however, appear TO be Arm notwith'
standing the scarcity Of buyers, sayinG
there u nosaIns Ia the situation TO make
them feel otherwise, and expressing The
opinion that within the next lew week.
tho market Will brighten pP again. Con coln7
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Nnt nhserrinr Ennnrl,.

BUFFALO, October Sl.-HRrtley Lacot
Of Lacot Bros, owners Of extension saw
mills at North Buffalo, was Instant y kill
ed at the station to-day. While waiting for
the Lockport train he stepped on the
side track, not observing The switch
engine which came along, and hurled hlr
under the trAin he Was WaItlnn for.
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ChIeAgo.

CmeAso, October Sl.-Flour-ouiOt and
unchanged. WheAt-Unsettled but generaIly
higheri No. Chicago Spring 81 IL No, ],
81 16 cash; 81 l6H October Il i6K Eoysni.
Der; 81 lSH December; No. 3, 81 %; rejected
SIC, Corn-unSettied but generally higher
S0He cash; ~ No November; Sa1<c December .
SO May; rejected Sc Qats-Aciive, firnI and
higher at Sl&a3lke cash; Si|Sc Noys nbcr.
S2He December; S3&c May; rejected &c,
Rye-lu good demand; prices Abiade higher
At 7lc. BAtley.-In good demand and prices
q shade higher at SIC. Timothy seed-Firm
at g 27G2 10, Flax Seed-strOng; pure 81 "
bid. Provisions Un,ettled but generally
higher. rork-.to 7SRl0 % cash; SIS 90 OCiO.
beFi % 25a0 80 November; !. % S0A9 IS Dectm'
bes:; SO Tfal0 30 January. LAFd-IG 90
cash aud November; % Is December; 81 sex
% y January. Bulk MeAts-Unsettltd and
lower at $ 7oAS SSaS 45. WhiIky-Steady
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The remarkable advance In prices which
has taken place during the past few months
has already been freely commented upon.
Its important to have q correct idea Of
theextent to which prices have advanced,
and, for that purpose, We present the fol.
lowing comparisons Of quotations given
by the New York Bull4in for some Of the
leading articles on the lst OF January last,
and on the 18th Of October:
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October Sl.-Cardinal Man.
ming has authorized q general SubSCrip.
ton among the Catholic temperance organ.
i1atlons Of Great Britain for the relief Of
the popular distress In South and West
Epidemic typhoid fever and measles
prevail! at Cape Clear, where forty cases
q week.
The Manchester Guardian says Il is re.
garded In military circles as extremely
probable that Captain Garry, who wIs
with the Prince Imperial when he Loaf Lis
lie, will retire from his regiment, il h
expected that he will cnter the Church,
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, October Stat yesteriav's
conference OF the Evangelical Alliance At
EdlnbuTg, Rev. DF. White, ol New York,
gave an interesting account OF what Il
being, done In the Southern States Of
America among the freedmen 10 prepare
them iof Chfistiah work. Il ls expected,
he said, that in few years they viii BE-
able to provide such supply Of mission.
attes ag would do more 70 ChrlstlanlIe
Africa than could be done BY any EuFo.
pean agency with white men. REV. ThAf.
fur, President Of the American Branch al
the Evangelical Alliance Ia Canada. nj.
dressed The Conference on the work now
being carried on by Protestant mission.
aries among the French Roman Catholics
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

The vacancy in the list Of Rear Ad.
miralS, by the retirement Of Admiral Mul.
laney, has been allied by the promotion og
Commodore T. H. Stevens.
The State Department confirms the
Truth otthe cable dispatch that Minister
kasson has been instructed 10 proceed
shortly TO bucharest to formally recognize
the RolmRniAn independence and eBtab,
lish diplomatic relations between Rou'
mania and the United States,
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Memphis,

MEMPHIS, October 3l.-The Committee
Of Safety adjourned Gns die this afternoon,
Since their organization they have ex.
pended $4,000 in maintaining people in
camps and providing for the INDECENT poor
Of the city.
The uudertakOrs report one interment,
Jackson Trigg, cOlored, who died beyond
the city limits.
The weather is very cold with prospects
otraln before morning. The Thermometer
at 8 o'clock tonight indicated 40 degrees,
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wOMAN'S MISSION.
Second nay. Proceedings of

Second Days Proceedings of the
". n. q. T.U.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 3l.-The morn.
Ing session Of the N. W. @. T. U. was
warmly occupied with the discussion
Of the report from the Executive Commit.
on the basiso representatives. The matter
was not entirely disposed Of, but the feel.
ing OF the convention was Enthusiastically
expressed that there should be no enlarge.
ment Of representatives OF the several State
Unions, aSin that case tho National Con.
yention would comprise more delegates
than could readily be entertained at the
places Of meeting.
A telegram Of greeting was sent 10 the
Evangelical Alliance now in session at st.
Louis,
The report Of the Committee on Gre.
denttals showed 146 officers and delegates
In attendance.
In the afternoon the election Of officers
resulted In the choice OF Mrs. Frances
Willard, ol Evanston, ILL.,, as President.
Mrs. Wtttenmeyer was very cordially
thanked for her services during the Eve
years which she has acted as President,
and a further resolution was passed max
Ing her q Delegate.At.Large to the National
Convention for life.
"A eonRratulaLory dispatch was sent tc
Mrs. President Hayes.
The remaining officers oI the National
Union were reelected, as follows:
Corresponding Secretary-Mlrs, Mary 7
Bart, Of Brooklyn.
Recording secretAry-Mrs. Mary Wood
bride, Of Rayenna, o.
Assistant Recording .secretary-Mrs
Caroline B. Bull, Of East Hampton. Conn
Tre9surer-Mrs. Esther Pugh, Of Brook
lyn, n. !.
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PalLApELPHA, October Si.-Wool.. Buoy.
ant and 20 higher about all the stock here
n;s been Withdrawn; supply light and prices
advancing; Ohio, Pennsylvania and WestVlr-
gina NIX and above lSai5c; extra 4Sal6c;
aieIlanl 4BAt0c; cOarSe 42aiSc; New York,
MlchlGan, Indiana and western fine S6al2c:
medium 46aSOc coarse 42AiSc, washed comb.
lng i2aSOci tubWashed 46aS0c; unWaShed
comblng and delalno SOat6c,
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Tuc conviction Of Rosenberg, the owner
oIa London weekly, for slAndering Mrs,
Jsn,try and Mrs. Cornwallls. West Is the
iirt rIeck tho boulevard" preSs Of Lon.
IAN Ian has had In rs lAgrant, scandalOus
caurse @ Tor tho last five years. Rosenberg
sr,. nyer two years imprisonment and .
sns I in spi,e Of an abisct apology, and do.
,etycs . all he gets.-SpringNeld Republican.
The next check Of tho boulevard press"
/, that Of Van Glider, Ol steubenville, who
vets $50 fine and six months imPhsOn.
men, for his libel on Mrs. Lupton Of that
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tract retail price at which the Books viii
hereafter be sold 10 the people:

Publishers have agreed TO place these
books in the city and retail them at the
foregoing prices.
The schools have started out this year
with more than their usual yjgor and har.
mony. Step by step our public school
system has been perfected until It has
grown into the affections Of our people,
and they correctly regard the education Of
our youth as a great work. The great
purpose Of the common school system Is
TO train up our youth go as TO make good
citizens; to make them honest, industri.
Gus, faithful and successful In whatever
department Of labor circumstances or In.
clinatiOn may lead them. It Is therefore
with interest that we watch the working
Of our schools aud seek to keep the public
advised OF their progress. We rejoice to
know that they are growing in efficiency
as well as popularity.
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New York my Uooda arnrI,et.

REw YoEE, October SI.-Cotton goods con.
!inue In active demand and prices strong.
liints are III fair request and HFm; Ric6.
nonds 4 Aliens pink and purple prIntS are
~ advanced. DFess goods In steady demand.
sMOolen goods. are doing well and price yeFy
htm. F!annels In good demand. Hsntucky
Jeans quiet. Foreign goods In light demand,
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Toledo.

ToLED0. octObOr si.-Wheat.-.Wsak; No.
2 white Wabash 81 q; amber Michigan spot,
u 2oh December 81 30; No, 2 red winter.
spot 81 2Sk; November 81 2S; December
2yH January 81 9SN; No. 3 red Wabash
~ No. y. Il n. red 81 25jf; western am
% ~ ~ Com=Steady; high mixed 400;
Steady; No. 2 Sic. IInes q 30.
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I,alIT,aW WI.,,

"oh, how lido wish my akin was az clea.
and soft as yours" said lady % her
friend. "Yol can easily make Il so,n an.
swered the friend. "HoWT inquired the
first lady. "By using Hop BltierS, Thai
makes pure rich blood and blooming
health. II doneit for me, as you observe
For sale by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co.,
Wholesale druggists, Wheeling ". Va.
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cincinnati. ~

CtScTagETt October SI.-cotton quiet and
Anehanged. Flour generally unchanged, but
S2lne aaiel ratheE higher. Wheat excited and
settled and generally higher Al ige ior new
ear 30 Oats urn and unclaimed. RE tirm.
o. Of SQaS2e. Barley steady and unShAUgcI.
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AccoRDlSG to the New York Herald
Blaine is the real iavorite OF the Republi.
cans Of New York City. It reports this
episode inthc speech Of Mr. EvArts in New
York Tuesday evening last:
"The result has been one Of definite
eomplele triumph for the Republican par,
" and complete disasterfor the Democrats
since the first great onset when an inila.
ton bill was stlIled by the veto Of Presi-
dent Grant
This declaration was received at 6rst
with slight applause, which terminated
in great cheers.
"Threc cheers for Grant, the next Pres.
dent Of the United Statesl" were proposd
byavOice. The cheers were begun, ,but, ,un.
eIpectedly and surprisingly, were accom-.
panied by storm Of hisses from all parts
oI the house. The cheers and Kisses con.
tinue,i some moments In about equal pre-
portions, and great excitement, when an
other voice shontcl. "Three cheers for
Senator Blaine for next PreSident!" The
hiSes ceased and a round Of applause ter
IaIuGted the interruption.
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NEw oRLEAsS, October l.-Cottou-FirmsT;
medium l0sGc; low do 1O9tc; good oriIna.
ry lOHc, NetreceiptS 1901 bales; RIOS.
Ss;oss tales; exports to Great BritIan i zoe
DAlesi cost wise 30 bAles; Eales 10. 0On hnles.
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New 0GLEANS October SL-ColEee.-ouIet:
lo6bing ordinary TO prime l6j 6j<alSXc, sugar
..-Qniet and weak; inferior jfa6Xc; common
to good common Ba8hc; fair exc; yellow
elar1ted SHaS9SC. MOlAHes es-ln fair demand
out q lower rates. common S2aS6c; centFIiu-
Sal 3Oa4Sc, Rlce-ActiIe and Sliade higher;
Louisiana ordinary to Choica O4a7Ifc.
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QpEnEc, October Sl.-The steamship
Mildred. from Montreal. went ashore yes
terday on the North Shore Channel. She
has cargo Of grain for London, and will
have to tighten before she can get Oh.
A steamer left with bargcs and men 70 djs.
charge the cargo and render assistance.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 3l.-At Ballabardat
In province Huesca. several persons have
been drowned and twenty-slx houses
were DESTROYED by floods.
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FRANCE.

PARis, October Sl.-A semi.otIicial note
has been sent to the press, stating that the
departure Of Don Carlos for England was
due to 4 warning informing him that the
government had resolved not to tolerate
political manifestations, for which his stay
In France recently afforded a pretext.
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The Annual Statement of the Board Of
Education.

Aat NuauAA NtNtttutub vi Nut noufu 81
Education.
The annual etatenent Of the Board OF
Education for the City School District ap-
Fearsin this mornings paper. 1t will be
Nenby this statement that the sum total
Of expenditures by the Board for the
school year ending August lst, was s4S,-
10. di. 1t compares with the statements
Otseveral years previous as follows: In
$50 the expenditures were s59,ll9 "a;
in Isl, they were 5l,O7G SIS; in 1873
they were 1884 Oh; and in 1870, they
vere$iSOO2 o.. These amounts are the
remaindcrs in the several statements after
ielucting cash on hand. The increase Of
A,i!S in the expenditures Of this year
over last is attributable mainly to two
sources, first, the repairs In the Filth aud
Seventh wards, which amounted to 81, ,l8l,
aud, second, to tho insurance (which was
this year taken out for three years. being
S'l', One.third Of which, or say $3l5, only
scaargeable Is to this year. The other two
thirds, or $500, added to the 81, ,l6l for re-
pairs, makes sl,70O, and makes 500 moro
than the 81 ,52s OF increase In this years
expenditures over last year. Thus II
will be seen that the Board Of Education
has been gradually reducing the cost Of
running the schools Of tho city, and that,
too, without cutting down tho salaries Of
the teachers, or diminishing their number,
or otherwise impairIng the efficiency oil
the schools, for all oil which they deserve
the thanks Of the public.
There arc eight public schools in the
city. These are located as follows: Wash,
inEton, in the First ward; Madison, on the
Island; Clay, in tho Third ward; Union,
IN the Fou'th ward; Centre, in the Filth
ward Webster, In the Sixth ward
RttehIO, in the Eighth ward; Colored, il
the Second ward.
For the year ending June, 1870, thes,
schools had the following number q
teachers. including principals: Wash
nstOn, u; Madison, o; Clay,l4; Union, Il
Cntre, S; Webster, II; Richie, Is. CoI
ed, ., aud 4 teachers In German. Total
teachers.
3 Vhs total amount paid for salaries ol
!hera vas $39OO2, Tho aggregate en-
Sollment foe the year was i, 4,Oss pupils
average inouthly attendance was {, ,47C
ON these figures several conclusion
mAbe drawn. First, taking tho ayerag,
mohly attend enCO as the basis, the Coz
per npll for iaPtructlou was $ll 90 pe
Snnua; second, on the same basis, III
cost pr pupil ID all PmpO,s was Sl4 Oh
per Huaum; third Aths average number Q
sSpls SSr teacht Excluding principal
vSHNs NsSets In Ganau) was IS. Thee
SghsS SeAs lavoiAblS comparison wit
De50s liko grad ia other cities.
SueeseIsiAs past simmer tho Board h
the p5no N mAkiu3 p great reduction
IasOSs y text boob usSd In The school
ASI ipo,s shauSe pi books wero mad
batIa All Ie1 The aau hook is CONTINUES
secutrI II u' ea's' redo ID retail prices a
paying sD.I.Ist D%.Ie'stotoss d people have be-
The aa..sl M good y, 'srrIeo When Il tSOE hold
We reproduce here tho cs
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\ Murderer That Needed Military Fro.
fAaIIan

1SDrASArons, October Sion the ap-
pllcation Of the Sheriff Of Floyd county,
Governor Williams sent q company Of
armed soldiers TO New Albany to-day TO
aid the Sheriff in protecting Thomas
Joseph, who is on trial Tor the murder Of
William Callahan Rt Salem, Ind. The trial
was concluded Yesterday, and Joseph was
taken last evening 70 New Albany Tor safe
keeping. He will be returned 10 Salem a
soon as the troops arrive 70 receive his
sentence.
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onleAoo, October SL-Tho pFoyors' Journal
Ho0s-ReCeIps O0,OOO head; shlpments
1000 head. Market dull and slow through
90 higher mixed packing q 4OaS 06; choice
heavy " l0at 00i light Is 60a3 90.
OAfTLn--RSceipts $500 head; shipments
: SOO head dull and dropping under unfayor.
able reports; shipping t5 60li 90. ono lot Of
prime y 10 bid; butchers active and strong.
sr StooEer and feeders plenty tame western
dall, slow and lowers Texans scarce and un.
sHELR-Rscelph 1000 head; shipments
none butchers holding or for lower rates;
" V0ai W are the nominal priees.
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Capeug of Me1so,iI.t RI.non,

LONG BRAScu, October al.-BiShops OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church for the
United States met here to-day for the pur.
pose Of making q spring BIShroplc assign.
meng. They will continue In session
nntll NnYhmhar 4.
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TlIErURKISH DEBT.

LONDON, October Sl.-A telegram was
posted at the Paris Boune Yesterday,
which stated that the settlement OF lie
Turkish debt had been effected and he
payment Of the first dividend fixed ior
March. 1850.
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Petroleum Market.

PEFTSBuRGH, October ST. PETRoLEuM -
Dull crude lower at 909r at PaFkerS for
SHIPMENT refined 7c for Philadelphia dslly.
IA, Ag,IEERP, WA October sl,--PrrnOlEUn = Re.
0SlA7{d. ''''''
BSLTlNOlE October Si.-Petroleum-Dull;
crude nominal; refined lake.
SSI{a00c
nl,Yi PpYlLADEtrn,A. October Sl.-PrROlrrH--
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CHICAGO, October 3l,-Last night a seiz
nrc was made by Federal officers Of ar
Illicit still apd its operators at los North
Union street All the parties arrested
manifested ignorance respecting the mat
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An Important DeeIsIOn Relating TO the
MARRIAGE Rite.

hhrrIAEe lkltes
WoRcEsrER, MASS, October 30.-The su.
preme Court, In the case Of The Common.
wealth vs.. II. j. Munson, the case Of self.
marriage, orders the verdict OF "Guilty Of
lewd and lasSlyious cOhabltaton" In the
Superior Court sc; aside, and says there
was no legal or lawtGl marriage; but the
fact Of pohahitation Guder an honest
thought or mistaken belief Of the parties
support The Indictment Tor lewd and lSs.
clVl0us cohRbltation. II II was In evidence
that cohAbltAtiOn was under such clrcum.
stances 40 to create common scandal or
corrupt public morals, the case would be
different This deoislon will, no doubt, be
interesting to the legal fraternity all over
| tho country.
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Fork quiet at tllO0 Lard opened weak and
lower and closed firm at OutsilO prleest % 10
an2o' Bulk Meatl and Bacon nomlnAlly ln.
changed, Whisky, demand light and hOlderS
nfm at u 0S. LlnAeed OIL higher at I6c.
Butter active but not quOtAbly higher.