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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
COMPLIMENTARY TO MR.. MccAFFERTY.

WASHINGTON. Dec Ii tSpsciah The motives which
have guided the President In the matter of appointments
times difficult enough TO account for but they
generally be explained the OF bad advice mis-
Information. Neither OF these reasons however. hous
good IN the appointment announced To-Day OF John
McCanerty Collector OF Customs at Sitku
Tho President. informed. fully aware OF what
he was doing in this In Wow Of this fact people
will read with some astonshment the following article
taken from The Alaskan OF August 81. 1856.
foul and sour ions letter from Aask, published in
Scdie Post Ifeigncer OF July ~ the author bong The
notorious blk and hunbug John MCCslferiy. he let
after suDTy exhibitions OF adsresh OF every
thing honest certain charges aud assertions
aga Judge pretended acts Oi his during tho
late hfld AT Juneau those assertions are
nothing than iOul and detetble lies wOesa
and retail. The fellow pietends Ia certain
facts that took place in court trials, and yet no
all. On the first day Of the term
paper scrip the Judge 10 which he protested
against holding Dether , tho Marshal
the had been confirmed 10y the senate.
Fearing consequences OF This import he Ut
out for day. and did MI
The public tOn OF McCanerty foul
libel upon Judge Dawson that the District Attorney obtained
his for IT, which issued by Commits
Brady aud to juneau by eca Deputy Marshal
McKenna but getting wnd of II Mct anery skipped ~ the
Idaho Ills health VIII DO best preserved by remaining below
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USE no DISCRIMINATION.
WASHINGTON, Dec 14-The entire mornings session Of
the House Committee Offices and Post Roads
occupied In the reading Of the report OF Representative
A. j. Warner OF Ohio. the obligations ofhe subsidized
railway telegraph lines The report Is based upon the
Investigation ordered by the House last under the
resolution Of inquiry introduced by Representative An
derson, OF Kansas Several days devoted By the
committee at last session the hearing OF
on this subject and MIR. Warner appointed pre-
pare a report The conclusions OF the subcommittee
the several points at issue substantially follows:
First that obligation maintain operate
telegraph is the obligation 10 cOostruc
railroad
e on1 that raroai company relieve Itself OF
Obligation transfer Il TO other company.
Third public granted only for public pur
posses such telegraph lines well as railroad lines must lie
ope Tor tho ra benent al persons companies
FOurti order thai al may enjoy equal facties privL
eges an u.s. ., su , ~ ths ~ INA. ere
Of should DO EXTENDED to one telegraph line thai
granted o another.
Ths committee nnd evidence before IT, that the
roads maintaining and operating telegraph lines
entered into between tho and the Western UnO
by which the rights aud privileges OF the railroad companies
s1th the right Union other telegraph
questioned, held that
lines relieve the railroad from the obga
Uon the subject remedial legislation subcommittee
institute Federal ad1udi
all rights paIes alleged TO hold contra to have
mics and tnd aside tho fully made
which the Railroads have sought 10 relieve themselves OF
Their Just u les
Tho penalties prescribed ny the act vi June ~ is ~ "
railroads made applicable ~ telegraph lines well.
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THE PAINE WILL CASE.

In support claim OF John H. wardwe 20 the prop
erty James II. Paine, the miser who died at No III
Bloeckerst additional testimony presented yesterday
before Surrogate Rollins
james Il. Hunter Ooy who said he employed by Mt
peton whose ofeoe al No. 10 East Fonreenthst @Uoned
that OF MI wardwe 1855 So testified that Paine often
called to Wardwen and when the latter
not In waited for him In Mr. re-
tons office. On June 20, 1882 Tho
witness Jaw Paine wardwe and Colonel Ethan Allen
out OF Wardwes office and heard Colonel Allen Mr.
Paine will IN his pocket aud will Sign TO morrow.
The aftrrwad Paine IN FONT OF tho ST Denis
mdnig ht. The witness asked II he Ia signed
Will and rep al that he had and said that Warlwe
would got all tue money
General Dodge testified that he knew Paine well and
he did consider him irrational though e was eccentric
The witness was j. ~ PeltoD. doaler In pianos For
no hah known OF Paine through Wardweil and
trnnaac tons with him through WarIwell Wardwe Js
halt vi Paine asked sell for the latter $1,000
bonds Of tho Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad
H. sold some 95. Paine would ACCEPT
certified eheck In payment tt bank
and obtained 81 800 bills fol- ho Tho money counted
by Wardwe for Paine who wrapped old envelope
ami placed IL In his coat pocket Among the miser s
effects a note made by Pelton promsns TO pay
him 81, 34B demand was found rue
had checks casei tor Paine
Bal Metropolis this and
gave him the instead OF tho Tho
" May 1886, and unable To
pay the note
The oaso vii continued toi AZ.
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1911, 1893; improving ground. s1596725; marble tar
race 5000, o03-mak1ng total Of S15 ,e25,s10
A TEXAN MURDERED By MEXlCANS
The SIXTH DEATH DUE TO FAMILY yEuD or LoNs

WASHINGTON Dec 14-The Secretary Of State has TO
Negras, Mexico in regard to the killing OF Hewlett O.
Griner an American citizen at Las vacas Mexico,
November. The report says;
morning Of that day Grincr accompanied BY several
friends crossed the Rio Grands from Del
other Americans and nexlcan overaken IN
by wearing the bad OF police ooers The
said TIE men protecting them They bad not proceeded
however when they fired by poliremen
returned tho hre and number OF shots exchanged
when their ammunition exhausted the Aneric
away and the Rio GraDde into Texas Tho local
authorities visited the the next morning and found
dead bodies OF rner and his Mexican friend head
mutated though had boon struck repeatedly
some heavy Instrument
The general impression IT, the consul says that Griner
assassnatcd by men employed for that purpose by
officers unprecedented by the local authorities and
now In jail.
The murder the result Of long-e xistiug feud.
which had previously resulted IN the death OF five per
Gner had been appointed guardian of his brother
children. and had assumed charge OF their In
subsequently, married Alvino Perez. and he soon
after accused Griner OF squanderng the estate
Sam Griner brother of II. c. Griner wayaid aud
murdered In Texas In 1874 Two brothers named Rveru
convicted Of his murder In August, 1884. Henry
Griner, another brother, was shot and killed while in
dance hal In Del Rio. Texas The deed supposed
have been committed by members OF the Mexican faction
On January 1885, while vino Perez and his father
In the same dance hail. they became involved in
desperate quarrel with Leakey relative Of Grfner
The elder Perez killed aud the younger badly
wounded Lcakoy subsequently, killed in Eagle Pass
Griner makes the sixth which satDutable to the family
feud
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WHAT MORRISON RELIES on.
W NIOTtNIAcO4N ON
ADMINISTRATIVE "PLUMS" 10 HELP HIS TARIFF
BILL THROuGH CONGRESS.

ADMINISTRATIVE "PLUMs" 10 HELP HIS TARIFF
BILL THROUGH CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Dec IA Special. -Chairmau Nor
rison to-day gave notice that Saturday he would
move TO consiuer his bill TO reduce tariff taxes" If
the House agrees the motion, he will ask consent
it is understood, 20 have the debate postponed until
after the holiday Ibere is suspicion that the
object OF this delay is to give the Administration u
opportunity 10 exert it's influence in behalf of the bill
and of Secretary Manning's recommendations. 1t is
no secret that the friends OF the bill rely to great
tent on that influence and 1t cannot be denied that
the Administration may be able to do much.
The Turkish Mission is vacant; there is talk of ap-
pointing Minister to Austria soon 1t is expected
that the President will be authorized 10 appoint
Board of Interstate Commerce, and that various
other desirable " plums will DO distributed by the
Administration before tho coming of April showers,
Now there several Democratic statesnen who
voted against tho consideration of the Morrison bill in
June who will retire from Congress on March g. The
Free Traders assert that nearly all of them will vote
Mayor-elect Hewitt of course. Ia anxious that the
bill shall considered and he believes that 1t will
be- After January Mr.. Hewitt will be in situation
where he can serve bis friends, aud among tue
who will be proud to DO included in the category
Messrs. Tim " Campbell, Stahnecker and Merriman,
Statesman Tia othy has already announced his
change OF purpose and Merrman and Stahlnecker are
put down as shaky."
Il is asserted. too that tho four Louisiana Demo-
Gratis who voted against Morrison IN June will go with
him now They fear that sugar will he placed
the tree list unless they can make bargain with
the Free Traders.
A conference of Randall men held tonight. Among
those present Mr. Randall General Warner or Ohio
Merrinan of New York MrAdoo. OF NewJerscy, Gay Of
Louisiana. and eight ten others. The following prOpo
sitOns unanimously adopted:
l. They stand opposed 10 entering Upon the consdera-
ton OF the pending Morrison tariff hill
They favor reduction OF the revenues Al this session.
but insist that 1t shall he effected by which
shall embrace The repeal reduction OF certain OF the
Internal Revenue taxes.
g. they favor Immediate change in the administra-
tive features OF the existing tariff laws separate and
apart from any general revision OF the tariff.
Is understood that the Randall will not only
sSt consideration Of the Morrison bill, but II the motion
TO consider shall be carried they Will M begin
sturdy light for their propositions above outlined
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL. Dec. INSTRUMENTATION Cumberland Qua
$685. I'd; Long boar Idtes 50 3D. Saort Clear MiiGlss
500 Snort Ribs 35s. ID Shoulders 2Js.0L oeae
7os nxtrA iailA Moss. Prlne oss. 5Ss. fUrx
Prime Ness. jls IT per COL: Prime Mess Lastsra.
6zs.Od 59s Od Lard-AInercan sos Prlnic
Shoulders. sos cd butterlO2s toi ned
stalos Choose-Amsslc~a CAOice o3s. ID Hheat-hed
spIlpg. 10 sd. IS. 4u.. Lec " inter
Is tai New No z " Liter IS trt.. do M.
SPRING Is 3D. New Mixed Western. Is. Al California M.
T. Is. id 97s Sd To- NJ oso poA 81 csLLL. Pro-
duco-Sprtsot fdrOeutne. lisa jill LoniJn Cos. ~
per .tenne rotrJledn- ISL gloL Clover Seed
Fine American 2is. III: Prime city. 24s 90 cwk
ROsIn-CvmmDc J,i Pale. Ia ~ pOA ~ Lussai )t,
2IsJL por rrJvislonsA neTcla tetrIserltel besr
quarters ; tore quarters. ed %. Hops a. Lon
0on-New YORK state 81 l1a UG 94J Us u CotOuseo oil
los. Jd
The three days $1,000
cenIsls. including $1,000 American
receipts the past three days were
IL 900 cenlaLs
LONDON Dec li-PrOduce-Linseed Oh. 500 Os.0d 20
Calcutta LiaseoL tOs III Iusrtsr Lin-
C2ka Eb lJA ID Refined Petroleum. o'sd.
l-l,d. gallon Spuits VI farDsntas. 2oa V pse
cwt sperm OIL 45J tun HOsln-COmDloa 3s aL psc
cwL, Pale IS Ol Oils OIL Proyisl0ns-Ltrt S2s Oh poe
American sugar-l3s 0d. per cwL for CUBA ecu
pvaTlzlhg w.. and lis ID 1l2s 0 Muscovade
aiOaL Australian rsiow-beeL IA 0L 9k)s
o.. Mutton. 27s Od 2Ss 81 CocoSDut Ou-Coyoa. -
Coohu. S56OA American refrigerated Bee Ss ~ or
ANTWERP Dec. lt.-Petroleum-FIne pale American. II
20 IL francs % continues sollerA
Wilcox's 10 10
BKKMES Dec. l4-PetIoeum marks IS piennigs.
WcoXs Lard closed al "a marks 10 pennlgs per ITO o.
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GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATU RE5 OF NEN-lORk DLAliStnt
There decidedly feature to the grain markets
yesterday TIE foreign continue 10 be encourgny
the features slightly better than of aa
export demand keeps good vOnne 1856 OG0 bacs q
so bushels OF being bought by spper
Cash wheat tribe ssd off the
sympathy with the options Tho speculation was
active Monday and while beng lis
strong the carly trading depressed su0se
quenty sales OF long wheat Considering the anouns
absorbed with little disturbance but the
heavy the lowest points January at s9s and
February 81 L and March at 90 aIl Nav az
down spot lots nrn me
dull closed only shade bias The tone
quotations. DecenOcr AZ January 4SG
49 MAY 81 cents. devOa %; frasure
"a for DoCo.De "a Coz January aud
February and cent for Nay at 31s. cents. Lard
tnctuated within small limits ami closed duh down PJnt
December at 81 49, ana w points for The er months
follows January 81 AS. February sB "a March 80 ~.
April. So 10 and May SO II.
The receipts gram and yesterday at New York
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore AMI Boston follows ~lsA1
6ushel, l3OJ7S Jushes liz 2Jj bushels;
total gram 479 55i bushels Hour so l15 barrels Ch-
Csgo. Milwaukee and -. LOUIS the arrivals geTs WAest
1908 bushels 2GD 4Sl bushels oats Isl bushels
total grain. 707. 800 Jushes; hour ~. i23 barrels.
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z Before Bookstaver. J,

COMMON PLEAs-EQUrTY TEsx-Beforo Bookstaver. H.
Nos. 4, IT, 13, ~ 26
COraor PL kAs-THiAL TRRN-PART f.-Bcfore Allen T.
Nos 1921 l7Is 1903 7l9 IT'S 1888 1892 1888. 1916 7iS
1928. gs4 1851. 1863 1880.
COMMON PLEAs-TwAL TRRM-PA1T H. Before DAILY j.
Nos. 1861 1871 2Oe9 2094 1906, 1862 2o73 2075 2l73
212l 2Ise 2l3s 1882 2lil 2iiS 5i5o. 2l6o 2gl 2lox
CRY coysrTHA1 TEsxsP1 AZ. B s Nshress s
493. 400, 49G. 497. 498.
CITY CoyRr@IRIAL TERN-PAgr lI--Beiors Browne 10
355 79l 32 III 34l a. 49, 4O7, 49, 3Jy 800 342
1853, 37l 393
CTTr CoURr-TMAL TERM-PARr TII.-Beforr Ehrlich J.
Nos 1852 49, 1890 $40. l33 1888 1885, 243, ia 255 ia
1859 14i 928 i45
COURT oE oYER AND TxRMNxR-Before Brady J. Asst
Dist Attor observation-disclosures until January g. 1887
COURT OF GENERAL sEssOsS-PART T.-Before Judge OH
dersleeve aud Assistant District Attorney Bedf0rNos
So ~ g. 30 e. e "a T. g. i! 49, ri 81 a. "a
COURT or GENERAL sKssIox5PARr iI.Bofore '.ecordse
smyh and District ttorrey Msrffue-No day calendar.
Part l. November term continued Recorder Ssyth aoA
District A ttorney MARITIME Nos !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

The headings betw 20 and 81 Of the Aque
duet joined Sunday night The variation from the
krue alignment the tunnels together only
inch This is the seventh Junction OF
headiugs the AQue'iuct begun
The first was on June 8. 1885, when headings
Shafts is and 10 connected with variation OF only
quarter On the 22d OF the the head
fbgs shafts ~ and 2S oue with variation Of
aud quarter inches Then followed on september II
Joining the headings between shafts IL and l3 with
and quarter inches October is. the
headings and shaft variation OF
nch Ocoser 80 between Shafts 70 and 26 with
. OF and hal inches November IL lie
% "a. q variation Tie
aqueduct Is be thirty miles length present
nttlr miles tunnelei.
entIe ~oik should OF IL Is
doubtful that IL viii! 10 lnIshed at that time
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Dee. Ii (SpcciatC A. Pills5ury. OF Mlnneap
"There isn't mill at Minneapolis that owns any
fonr. year they owned sy months stock they
sell q. profit make. year they sold
OF product they male IT, and stored the
hope getting VIII ile advance fes
terday English mers $50 Of No. hard wheat
20 all the time have known
them to be willing To pay al rail rates in winter TO get
THIS, continued Mr. Pilsbnry is ths bull she
The other that there plenty OF wheat in the Nohw st
o. Il than any holy else u9 there guess aui
advance the nye cents az thus time Won not
The market Il hsalthul aud will take ITSELF"
Early tins mOruins crowd that traes wheat
that received that 3G5
received at Duluth They thought that this was news enough
settle the course OF prices and they sold
receipts Of hogs sent sl 22 Tor January
As whole day dull. News New
York broke the wheat market here TINS after-
noon The chief bulling Gotham has been dOne
IL Las supposed syndicate headed by y. O..
Miller big corner here Ills trad
ing oue reported mostly through Cews and
1t ia believed cleaasd Miilers dead teiy ~
selling 2UOOOe0 bushels ther Boass another large SeA
ok operator took about 100000 bushels from Cews
New York. but sold tlnst II here through MlInne,
BOnau Go. This broke May 10 80 Ds5 cents and closed
o'clock At 81 corn and pors Jeth lu Ard
the short board
there collapse in wheat May sold IS
Partridge both sellers and az
NewYorK January PORK sold and May i2t
aA27s cents
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THE COURT OF APPEALS

ALBANY &-In the Conrt OF Appeals to-day tho fol
low ing decisions handed down:
Nathaniel Il Denton ami others appellant agt George
SANFORD and others. executors respondent Judgment al
hrmcd
Bracket agt Gr,swold. Motion reargum denied
substituting FOR or.er OF
order granting trial. with Gusts ~ abide the
Blake agt Grswoi Motion for re-argument denied with
COSTS
Dereth DeGrad Motion dismiss granted with costs
The city OF Brooklyn agt. Copeland Motion 10 advance
denied, without costa
Berndhemer kuudskopf; seymour agt hzck- MOTION
10 advance denied without costa.
Porteus agt Wtlama Motion 10 withdraw granted, with
$50 and $40 costs Of motion
The following argued
No 23S-The People John Bridgman. respondent.
agL Benjamin Hall. appellant Crhe Troy hambrranshlp
4S-In the matter OF the judicial settlement OF tho
counts OF Asa t. Kellogg. executor
Thetoowng Court Of Appeals day calendar for Do
cember Is
Nos. 1872. loo. 1877, l5l. 100. lao. 1873. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
COST OF THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ia speciai interesting state
ment showing the Of the Capitol has been prepared
the reading Of which probably will cause Holman some
additional pangs Of grief and yeXaton Prom
this statement 1t appears that down TO the time
OF Its obstruction by tho British In 1914 the Capitol build
Ing had cost $7s7I6S The Items for rebuilding and ad
d0ns have been follows Cost OF old wing and centre
building. $l.6l4240; new WINGS 8s,sO3,332 new
dome, 1920 200 repairs and improvements, $90s, 224
water from Smiths spring. e56e46I additional Land,
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ruP lJlSRI REMIND TINE.

The Guon steamship Alaska. which was due here from
Liverpool Sunday. had not arrived ut late hour last
night but view Of the fact that other vessels have
been DELAYED by the adverse gales no apprehension is
felt for her. The North German Lloyd steamer Elder
night was not sighted off Sandy Hook till late satur
day night; and the Cunard steamship Uubra. which 10
usually sighted saturday night did not arrive I'LL late
Sunday night The delay of the Alaska AT this time In
especially unfortunate since she Is the rst OF the Cuon
stransrs bring the ngsh mails under the new ar
rangeunent Of the English Postmaster-G General The
Alaska Is classed OF the fastest and most
worthy vessels In the transatlantic trade.
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TIE hopkins DIVORCE SUIT.

report was published yesterday that divorce had
been granted Ia MIRA Hopkins salt for
absolute separation from her husband The lawyers In
the case said that this The divorce could
not have been obtained By default because Mr. Hopkins
has put In appearance. Furthermore. all papers
IN the have been put it, and rs Mr. Hopkins
bias not learned the details OF the charges alleged
axsisst hu lac has mad quissos Ia such
Settlcen Of the litigation. he dcsired do So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
THREE BOILERS EXPLODE rOGErHER.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Dec IA disastrous boiler explo
sion occurred this forenoon mt Charles Hoferbers saw
mill Three boilers exploded wrccking the MILL killing
Frank Poplin and woundng A. Hener. the superinteD
dent, Henry O'clock r. A. Dickerson John W. Elmdorf
John DOoley. Frederick Loechner and man names
Perriman, al employee One Johnson. stranger. VS.
dangerously hurt Mr. Hofferberth lives In New YORK.
The lose is $4,000. The mill insured against tire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

"Josh Hart sned the Importers and Traders National
Bank Tor a balance 600
post with tho bank, stating that part OF deposit Of
SiO7 900 by him executor OF his wfes will Tho lie
Mr. iarts deposits except S25 75ha been
Withdrawn onoks Hart sssertet that several OF these
forgeries The before Justice
resulted yesterday verdict for the plain tr OF
S2.675
Juge Van Hoesen OF Common Pleas yester-
day denied tho application OF Hugh n. Hawk for
compel tho Excise commissioners to grant him H.
cense TO sell liquor . No. 1926 Fourth
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fUkTHER IxQUIRIRs ABoUr hrs s11ykRS

Constable Smith, Of sullivan County. Police Head
quarters yesterday TO inquire about Mira Cora Ethel stvers
who was arrested Justice Ptss Monday He
WAS told that bonds appear
sullivan County. WITH the constable
Charles Kedheld sawyer whose mother Is tho complain
furnished board to Mrs ctivers for three
aud received checs for sz5 te
Dime SAVINGS whrb returned marked
ecsount" Mrs Suvers. while at Mrs Redhrids house, II
said occupied with young Murphy OF her two
Alleged husbands who there Nh btlvere The
introduced Mrs kedheld ny Mrs frsvefs, OF
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRsDoKFoRJ. number Of The ChureA Record
penthiy Jearnsi published W the Young hen,s Guild OF
Cbrist Church 10 eitsd BY tAe tho Hev. Beverly
Wsxpsr MAJOR W. T. hlBcks. OF The CITY saviuss Hank
has Of the mea of honor for capturing the flag
Of ~ llth Tennessee egsut 1t when no
ejnpy sergeant Hncks Lsst evening Professor William
y Gaspp. e YAA speke On Lite In Nsdrld"
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LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4-l23o p. m.--Business good at
changed Anlllnx uplkndS 5l~L. 10 OrieanS 5f.
saes-5UOU bales including 500 bales for speculation
port Recepts-5l0U0 bales Including 100
American.
Futures steady Upands Low Midlling clause. Decem-
delivery 264d. also i5o4d do December and JAM
uary Load also l2-o+d, January Feb
ruary delivery ll-64d IL odd. February and
March delivery 1884, do March and April denyery IL
.O4; l5-6&L; do. April AMI May delivery. lO-64dy
also SAD. do May and June delivery lvo4 ia Juni
ami uly delivery 2lO4d 10 July August delivery
Is 6sd.
tenders for deliveries to-iay's cloarngs
" tue included 600 bales Aulsrt-
Futures dull Uplands. Low Miiling clause. Decembss
delivery Is SAD buyers do December and January dov.
cry, 264d. do January ami February
~ 6l' value do February aud March delyory. lSo+d
sellers March April delivery Ia old buyers 10
Apni and May delivery. 49, SAT buyers 10. May ant
june delivery lyo4 sellers do June aud July delivery
2l.bid vauei do. July aud August deiyery. -31si
buyers.
.. m.-Cott0n-Futures Closed steady Uplands Low
Middlng clause December delivery O4d buyers TO- DO
larry delivery 1854 sellers. do January
February delivery, l3O&d sellers do February aud
March delivery. Is64d sellers. do March and Apri telIv
cry lD-D4L buyers April May delivery i7oSd
buyers May and June lolvory l9oAd. buyers, do
and July delivery. % O4 sellers. do July and An
gust delivery. b 2&-C4d. value