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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30
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STORE.
Books of all kinds,
Albums. Autograph Albums.
Pocket Books.
Frames,
Christmas Paper.
Ink Stands,
Vases
Christ mas Cards
Games,
Work Boxes,
EaSleS.
Childrens' Picture Books.
Music Holders.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30

Caryers, Table
Knives and Forks.
the Rogers Plated
Knives, Forks and
spoons,e elegant peck
ct cutlery, niekle-
plated Shears and
Scissors. Barnard \
Sons Solid Steel
blade Shears and
Scissors. Plated Ia
bic Casters. Butter
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-11-12
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

JrERREOI pERisODIN,
Il Attorney at Law, practices iii the
Parishes of 1T. Landry mud Calcasien.
Office at Qpelousns, 10,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-11-12

IN j. KEARNEY, Attorney 1T
IA Law, Leesbnrg, Cameron PnIist.
Ia, prnetiees IN the District Courts Of
Gamar0n, Caleasieu md Varllon par
jslass, april 1875.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nENGLISH PSYCHOLOGIST. Madame
Mitchell has no equal in her profession in
telling the past, present and future. She shows
YOU correct likeness Of your future partner.
She tells you what you are beat adopted for
locates hidden treasures, coal oil an DINNER
al. sshe removes eviLinluences, brings together
those long parted and makes the Islander and
and envy of your enemies fall harmless. Call
and be convinced. Can be found opposite the
City Hall, ON Sycamore, east side between
Main and Commerce streets See sign.
Iwd&w
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
EsTRl

Taken up by II.nr. McCpIlom hfd e.trayed
before j. A. sanders, j. r., May .. 1881, one
iron bay horse, right shoulder doformod, no
mafhs Or brands doseribnble, about three
y.ars old, about IA hands high.
Taken spby q Graves and estrnyed before
W II Price, r, one brown pony. mare, about
IA hands high, OrB 'yeass old, branded j
y on Lsh shoulder; also. ~ or 65 on the left
thigh; broke IN ride.
Taken up ny W Edmondson and e,lrayod
before W II Price, II. one sOrrel mare,
sbout hH hands high, blaze lace, branded on
right shoulder X; one bay mare colt, IA
hands high, about 10 years tlo the colt. a
sorrel. not branded.
Taken up by q Duncan and estrayed, before
W II Price, j Z, April 81 1881 ,0ns iron gray gel
ding years old, IA hands high, branded W on
left hip and u blotched brand over II not intel
years old. branded III on left shoulder, ~
hsndr high One sorrel yearing colt. not bran
ded belongs TO sorrel mare
M o Foster estiayed before w III Price, j . p.
one bay mare, the right fore front and hind
feet white, about ysars old, 10 hands high,
not branded One yearling colt, bay, hind
foot white, not branded, mare colt. Mare ap-
praised at S25, the colt So.
w f. Merideth eslrayed before Meredith
Myers, one roam mare rony, about y or 10
hands high, about 10 years old, branded thus
V on the lett shoulder. right lore knee en-
lSrged Value 81.
TJten up by w Leonard, aud estrayed be-
fore W IL Price, T.. April l2, 1881, one iron
grsy no Sc, 6years old, 10 hands high, branded
l. on lett shoulder, and blotched brand on
the right shoulder.
Taken up by NJ Oonnally, and estrayed be-
fore } Lindsay, j, P, April "a, 1881, one dun
horse with star in forehead, left hind loot
white and some sac die marks on the back,
about II IL hands high, about years old, and
branded indescribabIe on the left shoulder.
Taken up by O Powers and estrayed be-
fore 10 III Stewart, j. p. April |, 1881, one bay
hors G, about yea old, about II hands high,
branded X on left thigh, small snip on nose,
gentle to ride.
Taken up by II q Penn, and estrayed before
10 II Stewart, j. p, one bay horse pony, about
8 or 9 years Old, aboutl3 hands high, both fore
and left hind foot white, white star in fore
head, snip on nose, gentle broke. No brands.
Taken UP by J Bean, and eStrayed before
10 ii Stewart j. p, February Is, 1881, one
bay horse, about II hands high, about years
old, no brands percelvable.
Taken up by W ID Later, and estrayed be-
fore 10 IL Stewart, j. p, one dark bay horse,
about6 years old. AK hands high, blotch
brand on left shoulder, gentle broke. One
light bay mare, shout years Old Is hands
high, broke to work, branded on right thigh,
BIC
Taken up by N B Anderson and estrayed
before 10 ii Stewart, j F., one brown or bay
horse mule, or years old, IA hands high,
branded b on left shoulder. One light grey
mare (nesrly white), about l6 years old,
about IA hands high, PAGES, branded ON
lett shoulder. One sOrrei filly, year old past,
tight fore foot white, star in forehead, spot on
nose. Not branded.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
COMMERCIAL.
DALLAS, TUESDAY EVENING,
lAE,.,


An improvement in traffic was noticeable to-
day In nearly all lines. More activity than
usual prevailed In dry goods. Three days of
clear weather made Considerable change in
matters FRI m the condition Of sflairs the last
days Of the preceding week, when there was
mere rain and mud than business. A cloudy
sky Al sui ny weather at this writing, how
ever, would indicate that we are to have mors
dampness.
Retail trade to-day was somewhat better
than il was the past few days, yet In all
branches 1t could be much better.
Produce continues very scarce
and high. There are no potatoes on the market,
but few car loads are expected by dealers
within q day or two.
Butter is very scarce and high, for good
table article.
Eggs are in freer supply and lower.
Very little of the new clip Of wool has so far
been brought in, but receipts meet with ready
sale at about 1Sc.
Only few punches of CRASHED cattle are
brought In these days, and they are not of the
best quality by any means. There Is good
demand for choice butchering cattle, and good
prices are realized,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

by which Capt. Lemon was elected chairman
oil tho executive committee, on the ground
that no WA not member Of tho committee
and therefore should not be chairman.
On motion Of Mr.. X. Morgan this motion
was tabled
Capt. q. N. Hils moved that the selections
by The difIeren, ward delegates Of the NOM
bers Of the executive committee for their re-
.pectye wards DO ratified by She convention
which motion prevailed.
a motion then prevailed unanimously Tea
= 'iug the thanks Of tbe convention 10 Mr.
C.lddock for his generosity and kindness In
rendering the Use Of his opera house for lhs
sitting of the convention.
The convention then adjourned size die.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

DR.. A. p. Davis, homeopathic, late of
Corsicsns, Texas, having spent the winter in
New York attending the Eye and Ear hos
pitfalls, giving special attention to the study
of these organs and their diseases, would
respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of Dallas
and vicinity that be is prepared, in every
particular, 10 meet their wants in this special
ty. The doctor also treats catarrh success
fully. Having hSd an experience Of ssven-
teen years Ia the practice Of medicine, in
general as well 81 special practice, is
competent 10 meet tho demands of the times.
You CSC find him al his rooms over w. A.
Rogers hardware store on west end OF Elm
street., near the corner OF Austin street. Call
and zee him. He respectfully refers 10 bis
former patrons at COrsicans, and DR.. Fisher,
bis former partner, ia regard 70 his professional
ability; also 10 mzny citizens Of Navarro
county, who have been his patrons tor two
years prior 10 bis attendance at the hospital
10 New York city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
Charter Forfeited.

Mr.. Robert Seay, county attorney, sp-
pesred before and stated to the commission
era court, yesterday, that he had made a
thorough examination Of the charter Of the
Dallas bridge company. He stated that the
company is required to build a csusewsy
across the Trinity river bottom, and that said
company had failed to build said csuseway
for about one quarter of mile, which now
overflows in high water. The county At
torney was therefore Of opinion that the
Dallas bridge company had forfeited their
charter, and he considered it the duty Of the
commissioners court TO take steps towards
FORGETTING said charter, and it is understood
that they will do it.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

A private telegram received here yesterday
from Chcsgo brought ,he news that 7. j..
Edgas, the champion of Texas, who had en-
tered in the O'Lesry six days walk in the
Lake city, flew the track on the 9Sth
mile. 1t did not state the cause, and it is
presumed by his friends here tina! he became
suddenly indIsposed or perhaps WAS "dosed'
in some way. There was prior to
the srrysl Of this telegram
considerable betting here on Edgss being the
fourth, third or second man in the walk, and
some more saDguine than Others went 50 far
Is to bel on his being the first man. A later
telegram from Chicago gives the following
score:
Chicago, May 10, 3:15 p. m.-Harrimsn,
1T; Tracy, 1854; Khrone, l5l; Brucke, IA;
Faber, 142; Campans, 1877 miles.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

The new French law, granting subsidies to
steamship lines, is evidently producing its eff
feet on commercial enterprise, notwithstand-
Ing the effort made TO show that it is likely to
prove Intellectual. A freight line of steamers
to New Orleans, the West indies and Panama
is soon TO be started. The company will be
known as The Nouvelle Compagnit CONNER
ciale de Transport. In addition TO this, |. Y.
Pierresult, of Canada, returns from Paris and
reports having succeeded in establishing fort
nightly line Of steamers to Montreal. The act
of he French government can hardly fail by
increasing largely the maritime resources of
France.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
Reward Offered.

ALIBERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN
for the recovery OF the following described an
imals, or ANY information that viii lead TO
their recov cry: One gray mare Ia hands high,
branded A on LETT shoulder; one bay mare,
IA hands high, branded % on left shoulder;
one dun mare, lax hands high, scar on lett
forearm, branded l. on left hip; one horse IA
hands gh, light bay, with fea-bitten spots,
white spot in forehead, saddle-marked, PAGES,
branded Il on shoulder.
Address a. j. CROPSEf,
Lawrence, Kaufmsa County, Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
GrasshOpper Bulletin.

The ''grasshopper bulletin Is fast taking
rank with the stock and market reports in iD-
portsnce on the Pacific coast Indications st
present favor the ranchmen. Black spiders,
which prey upon the choppers, have made their
appearance In great numbers, and are de-
scribed by an imagi native Nevada Journalist as
sitting cross-legged under every blade OF
grass, patiently waiting for the grasshopper
eggs to hatch, when they make short work of
the newly Pledged 'hOppers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
An Important RumOr.

For several days past there has been float
ing about in the community a rumor, to the
effect that negotiations and arrangements
we're being made, looking to the conSolida.
ton of the Gulf, Colorado g. Santa Fe rail-
road and the st. Louis g. San Francisco, with
the Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central. 1t
was understood if such an arrangement was
perfected, that Dallas would be made the
terminus of the Gulf, Colorado IL Santa Fe,
and the Mexican Central would then be
constructed through Paris and Arkansas,
until il met the ST. Louis and San Francisco.
1t is not yet possible TO determine the
truth of the matter or whether such negotis.
tons are actually taking place, but reporter
of the HERALD yesterday called upon the
resident officials, in this city, of the Chicago,
Texas & Mexican Central to find out if
possible the correctness of the report.
Nothing positive or definite WAS learned, as
they seemed TO DO quite reticent on the sub
reporter to understand very plain
~, but without directly saying
so, that such an arrangement was in pro-
gress and probably completed by this time,
IS all the roads interested seemed anxious
for the consolidation and enthusiastic as to
the great results which would inevitably fol-
low A direct line from Chicago, as indica-
ted, through st. Louis and Dallas to the gulf,
would be undoubtedly ono of the grsndest
lines in tho southwest. As the Santa Fe is
already constructed to Bolton, and the st.
Louis & San Francisco into Arkansas, it
would take but comparatively short time
10 make the connection through Dallas, and
our city would then in reality enter Upon her
career as the Indianapolis of the south.
What was learned is given for what il is
worth.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

Receipts were light to-day and the market
nominal. Prices paid here range from4 to 81
cents, the grades rec.ived to-day averaging
about cents Spots are off in New York and
dealers consider that bedrock has been reached.
Middlirg 81
Strict low middling .........................S
Low midding NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Strictgood ordinary. ..............,........6
Good ordinary. .....................4
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

The usual Saturday afternoon matinee at
the race course did not come of yesterday
owing 10 The recsnt hssvy rains which
rendered the trsck too heavy for sport.
They will come of next Saturday, the
vesiher and track permitting.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

Market sieadys sales - 80.
sALvEs1Os.
Galveston, May 10. Opeusd weak
-id5IinE lClz; receipts -.
Cfo--f easy snd irrssnlari middilng l3S;
sales ], Isl
LINEHPOCL.
Liverpool. Msy on. l-.l5 p. m C0tfun ,
s.sl-r; mlediinE, Il-ls O1isens - fsal=s
s.g0.
80. m--saies o. Arnerican $50.
ST. LOUIS
81 Iiruir. MAJ 11.-M1rkEt rl1sef Iuli-
nid5lfnE lDs; r--ei1fs 81; stip1nenis ] SIS
ssls..o.l stccE 81
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
view Through Passenger Trains.

As has aiIesdy been stated in these columns,
through passenger trains 70 ST. Louis begin
running from Dsilss over the Dallas &
Wichita, and from FOrt Worth over The
Missouri Pscfe, Monday.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

In fbs csss Of the state Va J. IzsD, ehsrg-
Cd Win kssping disor3srly house, which
bss bssn Up f0r The pas two days IN The
county oo1rt, ths jury hung.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

10 connec, tho defendant with the CRIME viii
witch no Ia charged, coming rs u does IN
such questionable shape,is not deemed
sufficient TO base verdict OF conviction
upon and thus stand asa precedent there
ore, the Judgment is reversed and The cause
femanded. Winkler, j.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
DOLBY SPA
NJ INV HOWE
j. W. FARRIER, Proprietor.

New furn iture new hacks, fine lorses and all
sorts OF muse ments Water GOO fol all dis
eases Of stomach, liN err, bowers kiG neys and
bladder. Sure cure for dy pepsia. Table
loaded with the beat; prices reasonable. Goto
peKslb Trans-Co0tinsnial oiVision, Tex &
Pacific railroad, or Basseit; IT Louis n Texas
RAilroad. Address j W, FARRlER,
Dolby Spa Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

walter Brswn a 90 = uonfhiy wsoI
Circular
n vol nEiksi durinE the p.si month hes
ben re- frDrr rry sreiie1uents prizes hnvlrg
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
THE FARMERS "BONANZA."

MaYixe a new vegetable from s. A., differing
from anything ever grown here. delicious raw or
cooked, seed sent by mail 20 cts. paper. Soya
Bean OF Japan, half bean half pea, said by chem
lists TO be the richest human food known. Fine
fodder plant, also. Seed, Is cts. paper, Cuban
ever grown in U. s.. firm, luscious, crisp and
sugary best to keep or ship, IS cts. paper OF 2e
MuskmelOn, largest known, 2 to3 feet Longtime
quality, early aud prolific IS cts. paper. Climax
eouaied in everv vyay NJ cts 4 paper White Egyp-
tian Corn from the Nile, yields immensely
in the south where other corn fails. Onequalea
for table or stock. % cts. paper, 75 cts ponhs'
Teosnte one plant feeds COW two days; W 20 - y.
high, rs cts. paper Cuzco Corn, grains In iohg'
4 In broad Seed will bring fabulous prices - c.s.
paper An the above sent for q, OF each Tor w.
Address q. X. GILBERT a GO. Atlanta Ga
Referencei Hon. W. L. Calhoun, Mayor OF
Atlanta.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
a EcnsntionaI Rumor.

A Chicago special to the Cincinnati Enquir-
or says the latest commercial sensation Is the
report that some lG, 100000 bushels of wheat,
now on the Pacific slope, is about to be moved
overland for Shipment to Europe via the Gulf
Of Mexico instead of around Cape Horn. Tho
rumor was started some weeks ago, but it was
revived to-day and came up to the front "as
good as new" There ID not much reason for
the teor that the rumor Will be verified now
whatever may be the future course of wheat
shipments from California to Europe. Tho
wheat referred to its really Gin q straight
betwixt two"-or three. If it be
arriv. in Europe in competition
with the new crop of the old continent, and
could scarcely be expected 10 pay aproft under
such conditions If 1t DO shipped overland
the expense Of the journey would leave scarce
ly enough to the farmer TO pSy him for seed {.
There are soue facts as to the relative cost OF
moving grain 10 the seabOard by way of the
Mississippi river that are of growing interest
just now. The freight from st. Louis to New
Orleans was quoted to-day at &c per bushel on
corn, and INC on wheat, while rates from Chi
cago to New York are 4c, and thence across
the ocean only Ike less from New Orleans :.
This alone would be sufficient to divert large
quantities Ofgrain down the Mississippi, but
to that 10 added . syAtem of discrimin I've rail
freights out west. 1t really seems as If the
people who transact the grain trade of this city
had net wakered up to the chang ing condition
of the SituatIOn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
I'd 10 point vhqro dealers wol,

settled 10 point where dealers woi, W
what Indifferent as 10 whether they e.. VI
not and manufacturers, having no encourage
meat to expect higher prices either for woolens
~ W ~ have generally continued their pre-
yiDus pollcy, Of buying Only as necessity re-
qulred. There have been few exceptions TO
thus rule some of the larger corporations.
thiBki Y II advisable to take advantage of the
present low price OF wool, have purchased
ahead OF their inimcd wants by nal log
desirable ,. l1ctons. and have taken eaough
stock 10 run them during the next fovr or i've
months These purcssses have not, however,
given any stiln uIs alton 10 prices, NJ tho amount
of Old WOOL to be- consumed Ia large. and while
vaiues have not charged very materially, the
inclination IN reduce stocks, before the rev
clip comes ON the ma rket, hss forced quotations
y sh sds lower than those Oh month ago,
There has been but little Texas wool on the
market and the sales have consequently been
small. only ", 900 lb. having been reported
during the month. Hes ce quotations are 10 a
certain extent seminal, but are based on their
relative values Rs compared with other COM
peting woods There has been but little move
ment In the new wool; the cold season has
greatly retarded shearing, and those CLIPS th9t
are ready Tor sale, are held by owners above
the views OF local buyers. The continued
favor with which these wOols are r.g4Tt ed by
manufacturers promises for them q ready sale
when they arrive In market,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
WANTED.
eTKAYED.

CTRAYED OR bTOLEN'-A bay horse about
= 9yesrs old. 10 hands high, branded on
left shoulder and shed in front. 55reward for
return to ID. O'KEEFFE, two miles south OF
Dallas near Central railroad DIV
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

GOLD a STOCK TELEGRAPH co. Z
Commercial News Department,
/ orleans. May lO.'- Spots opened
=. .Il..-.. rLI..-nnI.. N
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

Az. m.-Consolidated net receipts "a, s45,
Lxpetts 20 Great Britain q ,SJ7
Franz &c a,0d1.
Continent Q a97.
Channel none.
Stocks ga 81.
BIS p. Spots closed quiet, l-ls lower. Sales
wv nuTEaNu
, 1881-08-27
r L l. + G. r A NJ S.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

o4s Ao11h - OANs
New York, Aug. 2oth.- Replying to a ques-
to- 10 HE British House Of Commons, Sir
Charles Dixie stated that the Government
have refused TIE French invitation to enter
into further negotiations for The Commercial
Treaty.
The Chimes in an editorial expresses the
opinion that France by refusing English terms
destroys one fifth Of her Foreign trade and
lessons the cordially between ths two nations.
The difference arose by the French refusal Of
advalorem duties or their equivalent specific
duties,
in Paris, on mis- return to the States, says
that little is now heard there of the Panama
Canal. The stock is held by small investors
ed France that America is indifferent TO the
ownership Of the Canal but Will control the
politics connected Herewith.
New York f22nd August-Pfesident CARTEL
passed a restless night, AMI is again vomiting
his food.
In the British douse of Commons the news
paper libel Bill was read a third time and
passed.
Mr., Parnelrs motion for the release of
Davitt was rejected.
French news states that the polling in Paris
was orderly. M.Gambetta has he zen narrowly
elected, his absolute majority being only one.
New York, Aug. 23td-The French Minis
ter of the Interior classifying the result of the
elections 8 no VS. for the Union of the Left and
Republica MS three hundred and forty, RoyalistS
forty, Bon apartis's lhirty-eight, Extreme Left
fhirty-six land iIutransigeants three. Second
ballotings will be necessary.
, 1881-08-27

A despatch from the Berlin correspondent
of The .1Timesn says that the result OF me
French Elections will Influence the formatlo
of an Italian Austro. German Alliance.
--latest bulletins state that President Gar
fields stomach i improving, but his failure to
acquire strength anil his steady loss OF weight
are causing anxiety.
New York, Aug. 24th.-President Garfield is
reported to be better teHlay.
Further intellg.rce from Faooe states
that the Conservatives have been generally
worsted in the Elections.
The latest returns show that in four hundred
and eighty-three districts the elections are
finished, and in s;xty-four 20 ond ballots are
necessary.
The classification gives thirty-eight Monar-
chists. forty-two Bonaparlisi<, four-hundred
and three Republicans, including thirty -faur
LEFT C.ntre, ore hondfpd ard fHl seven Lf:,
one hundred and eiga f~y-:e,en Republican
Union and twrrty-f five Extreme Left.
The Republicans have gained ia six yti5 hit
new districts and lost in ten old districts.
New York, oath.
Flour y brl. st. Lawrence brand, 81.
Meal. best Brandywine, ~ brl. $33 to I.
Heavy Mess Pork p brI. 3l61 to lG4
Crystals u Is, 81.
Fair to good refining " ID to z.
English Islands Molasses ~ gal, 81 to 41c.
Exchange, New York 4 London, 4.S0
London August GATH.
(Demerara Crystals % cwt. 81 S. Cd
Sugar. Muscovado y cWt. eel Is Sd.
Clayed HAVANA, No. II. Gl As Cd
atl0at.
Demerara Rum y gallon, Is, 1ld.l
Trinidad Cocoa " o'yt. G3 los. Oh,
EoncaIS QG3 40 031
Bank Of England Rate Of Discount 8 pc.
Liverpool Cotton Middlin@ Upland v ID
3 per cent. Rontes in Paris. SIS.