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New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
TWO DECISIONS IN FAVOR OF THE CITY

Corporation Counsel Clark received notice yesterday
that the Court of Appeals had decided two important
cases in favor OF the city which he had carried before
that tribunal. One known the case of the
Mavor against Laws executors Ey this decision the
city Iecovers possession Of the pier now occupied by
the Greenpont Ferry Company at East Tentllst This
pier was taken possession of by Shepard Knapp who
owned the land adjacent TO the street. In 1874 Mr.
Knapp leased the pier to the Greenpont Ferry Com
panv which has since occupied ii. Mr.. Knapp sub
sequently conveyed to George Law, and he or his
executors have ever since collected the rent from the
ferry company. The judgment of the Court OF Ap
meals finally determined that the city is the owner OF
the pier and hereafter the ferry company Will pay
its rent to the city instead of paying Mr.. Laws
executors.
In the other case the court affirmed judgment IN
favor of the city against Philip Goldman and Adam
Eunkle who were sureties on the bond Of f. d. Gale
formerly Collector Of Arrears Of Taxes. Upon the
settlement Of Mr.. Gales accounts, he was iound TO
he short and his sureties now abludged 10 pay
the penalty of his official bonds, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brennan Mark and wife TO FTederic oco.s 1. sns q
Cohen Bs,nard and wife 20 John Bigeow ct al cars.
cSp,r SP iH VIM : TO Meyer Sire, Broadway and
sane to same ,ame property mort. year. $500
sane to Vim Il PomeIoy, n e cor Broadway and 4lS''
~ Sane To- thg Bowery Savings Bank same property
% poan al to Harlem a soJ Savings Bank Yes
Duty. John j. to tannie Lawrence. worth'St'
Far rci Fancis NJ to Martin wOrz. l'Sthst
3t.aVc 3 years. $1,000. - w.. IA.
TTs@a D. to g So2 2eser' cor West End
Hsumann. peter and wiz. Mary schachner. ad'
N' HrrnSn. Flora to VIM Cooper, 1O7h'st, ih.
" "liil5n5Fand, Francis to to JscSO GSS KOrn' o'h'''
Knsnt Sa1ah 4 to coum6a, knight oe to 100 HESTER
as s: honf5 ioa.n aaG AID = so S.
S'g TiT:ch David to Gq,ayc BOehm' soth-st Lex
to TO- HiX Xathan sSme property years. So
ka,c6cr1.ky,. Raphael a9g .Nfe' %fe' to Henry welen'
K1tchSm James and wIie. to Meyer Sire S3f ana
SST s9rs:r Henry and No to Fast River Savings
Institution 57thst sas $Gave 70 iSnam ISsr steers,
EhoTd =, a to so ns1paSc G%@Sy s2TgttSc siIooc
McNe Jame; and WIFE to M2ry % brdSry Bsgy' yar a..
mortsarSs ignst,, SO 800.
%%5s:ssy Esa 1aS. to .s NsEy Coy B'' l:''A
Ncwctt Thoma, and another 70 Christian BrSgnemas
years. SO 600. ,. ,,e,A =, .
Quinn. Patrick J, to simon Arendt, hohs"
Madison.aVe I yetr. $4,000. ,o,
Lillian and ~ julius 1.pnan ana ano' lO1n'
ave &. " cor ~ 99th,t 3 months. $500 -. ,,.
tohr.e William and wife 20 solomon Jacobs 22' We"
l9th-~t. year-. -ii2oO. q.
Sarah f. and ano TO John W sOmlrlhNVA' ~"
rs Sarcldy-~t. year ~3b.oon. $1,000, -
scott John : % T. } sands. trustee, of llshsb e@
> years. > r'oitclct>. ~|iOol
smith Annie al 10 l,misrant Indus say BSnN ~
of locth.St. - ~ 5'h.aNr year. ~. 300 90 . 49,.
The German Evangelical Church of Gorkbie ~ VIC
minister ct al Reformed i'r,sb Dutch Church. l.
OF S4th.st. ~ lStaNr. 100. 49,, 4
Trimhlc. james \ and wife to Manhattan saV lhsN
OF "Sth.st. q q 3d-0Ne year. Sl6 OoO. -
Webster John H. and Henry Wells, s ~
133d-s OF 7thaNe. year. FlO52.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
THE TRADE IN. CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. 81 (speciaD.-Thc biggest wheat snor'
was today the only notable buyer. IL was PiopcliS
recognized as a beash circumstance ana as INC I TS
wore on prices became weaker ana Weaher' n dno
opening was weak one. because cables msi appn, p
enty lost all their bull features There was @ cIn
poriry rally in prices large -four Cearanee; @ rom ON
ibo seaboard and on decrease OF ''o'oOo ~ tno n
t-isibe suppv: but these circumstances were nnaly
forgotten and the close was almost AT tie very % oo
tnn Nav opened at 90 IL. Touched ~ 37, DuI coseu
at g5 "a cents, The Northwestern receipts we're NOR %
moderate and the California message declared thaI .o
,,cotber vas s dry ont there. Corn did tlc more
than 1uctuae with wheat. The biggest snort III .i9
market va, the best buyer. and the evening up
nrocess was Of course. accepted As reason for ee
ilue rather than an advance. May s0id from D. 3o9
~ . to II IA and closed mt 81 7-3d 81 cents. Oats
we're rather easy. in sympathy with the other grans ms
Thn car lots were under the estimates ana therc "dS
ttlc decrease in the visible supply. Ihe uaue' nov"
ever wa, without significance Provisions, SOU rs az
Tho low noint Of the season. To day the selling was
not 30 much By the manufacturers a. by o4tnae in1n
hoIders The hog receipts were dScouIaginRiy ldree
Nv nork sold from so % 10 SO and closed az
so o3. Nay lard sold from 81 o. to - %, ana ana
closed AT the bottom May ribs opened at 70 lo' ana
closed AT So TO- Puts on May wheat "a 3-4; calls calls
96 - cents Puts on May corn, 81 o-7' canS'
- 1 4
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.


FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
The visible supply statement Of the Produce Ex-
change statistican shows Wheat 24263,233 bushels
decrease of 772 732 bushels; corn 2,61o,4 bush-
els a decrease of So, ,269 bushels; oats, 3,Fo'ooo
bushels a decrease Of 1880 bushels.
The continued interruption Of telegraphic service
had some effect upon the freedom OF speculation yes
erday and only 100000 bushels changed hafds' o,,
The trading was largely local and the excessive SCH
ing of shorts at the start brought about the suDso
1uent rally while the day was hnlshcd WIN "e. as
enng tendency predominant ihe caOtes Se tinted
Ter and heavy farmers impOrtatlons lnto the oIi
Kingdom were reported, full Northwestern afr,Vas "a
adding to the bear cards May started at ~ VI i
~ oi IA, rose 10 81 o. but reacted 1o hotween oS ,
and 30 IL ended at % "a cents, ab NaS ppnntbs
score net loss of IA sent but the other mU,a9 Isat
unchanged. Cash wheat was Sc,oc.ad oua a"u
Corn was not Influenced by the strong caDeo M ~,
the decrease Of $1,000 bushels in the amount d od
passage to Europe The speculation ecinnit %a fell
May was the only month showing % declet hrt shin I'm,
5-5 cent spot lots steady and quiet Duo snip
pers made no purchases. III. ..u, and ended off
oats were in sympathy with corn, ana enpeu Sor de T
. : cont far Nav and unchanged for the other de
llvercs Cash oats quiet and steady ala. y,
Lard was trihe weaker, but there were sac' VI
800 tierces to arrive.
Wheat"Jannary, ~ O6 "a; February, 81 @ 06 . 81 !,
March 81 O6 "a; May, 81 OF 3-o; July, 30 OF ;
DefmSc @1 ' Sen ss' February 81 1a May So
'"t} 8ats~January, 81 49, February, 81 70; May
% Lard~January, SO O5; february $6 o3 March,
as I5 April s6 25 May, s6 33, all asking prices .,
The receipts Of grain and flour reported yeSslu&as & az
Wheat 81 ss bushels corn, 64 2s3 bushels s%nS 1a,T
ej.G3O bushels; total grain, l'4;,V3 and ST.
1881 packages. At Chicago Don hne5ols corn
21S0s3 bushels oats, o15:027 bushels totai sraih
40a, 400 bushels flour, 35o71 barrels
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

The fine weather and the valuable property o6arsa
brought very large crowd to the Real Estate EY
change yesterday The result showed a strong ma,.
ket at good prices.
The most valuable property offered was Nos. 4 ~
10 Burng slip. including No. $50 water.st. Tbs
property consists of four-story brick building on
lot 2o.11x56, irregular. The first bid was $4,000
which was raised by one bid Of $4,000 and two N
the bidding fell of to 81 900 bids then 10 $500 an%
800 bids. by which il crept slowly by Dersls,ent
competition up to 500, 900 at which price Mr. Onnen
hemer was the buyer Peter F. Meyer was the anc
tOneer. ~
5. De Waearss offered the northeast corner N
Third-ave. and Forty -sixth-st., lot 25.5x75 Ths
property consists OF brick fat with store IL sol6
for $45O5o to Thomas Reagan.
No. "a West Ninety -frstst. is fOnrstory ana
basement dwelling, on lot 1sxlOO; the purchase1
J. G. Levi, for S24.100.
j. Thomas stearns offered in partition No n
Thomas-st.. being part Of the estate Of David r
a lot 25x50 and sold for 500, 500 to F. J. McLaugh
lin.
Lots at Holbrook and Isllp. in Suffolk County N Y,
brought from 800 - $50 each.
Nos. 220 and 231 West Sxty-irstst., fve-story
brick tenements full lots, went TO the plaintiff n
the proceedings for $4,000 and $4,000 respectively
vacant lot on East One hundred and thirty.
seventh-st 16x75 sold for S5 500 To James W Weight
Nos. 81 to SO East one hundred and St, three
story brick fats on full lots, brought Sl2, 500
each from John J. Bell.
The following private sales are announced
John Milford has sold four lots, 100 by half the
block on the south side Of Seventy -fOurthst., $50
west Of Central Park. West, to c. W. Luyster the price
paid was about Sls 500 per lot.
Bryan L. Kennedy has sold for Hugh Reilly No.
80 West Forty fourth-st., five story double apart
ment house 2jx10O5. for S35 900, to Henry J. Sis
Of Smith & sills, grocers.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
rHEy WANT TO ERECT STREET BOOTHS

Application was made to the Board of Aldermen
Yesterday on the petition of d. Noble Rowan ana
others presented by Mr. Harris, of the NlAth Disrlc
for permission to erect booths. or "MoskS'' III ule
public thoroughfares similar to those IN use III rar'
and other cities of Europe. These structures, those
who ask the privilege say, are TO be made OF glass
and iron and are TO be supplied with places for the
sale of flowers and newspapers as well as commodes
The rent offered the city is S23 year for each
booth and it is promised that the charge lOr 'nc
newspaper privileges shall not exceed 90 year
These lessees to light the booths 10 Keep 'c eva"
d treo from, objectionable persons The projectors
~ the scheme say that such booths can be mauc
as successful here as in Europe. The petition was
referred 10 the Law Committee, which VIII report
whether the board possesses the power 10 grant ~i'
necessary permits.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
4 VOTING LABORER STABBED TEN TIMES.

A stabbing adray, in which William Boil, OF NO.
n Forsythst received ten wounds. took place early
Yesterday morning in Chrystest, and was the result
OF a drunken quarrel in the beer shop at NO. %
Forsythst. Bohl is truck driver IN the employ Oi
the Phoenix Furniture Company. at Mott ana ELIZA
beth sts and is twenty-five years old. lie has been
living with Mary Thompson. dissipated young
woman. who claims be his wife. They were IN
the beer shop Yesterday morning and there met TWO
girls one Of whom was Mary Thompson's younger
sister With the girls Frank Brennan, OF No
So Catharne-st. and John Williams, Of NO. 12'
Chrystie-st. aged about eighteen years Neither OF
the girls was sixteen years old.
Mary Thompson interfered TO prevent Brennan and
Williams from taking the girls 10 a dive" in the
neighborhood, and a fight ensued The screams OF
the young women brought several policemen. who
arrested tie fighters and took them to the Eldrdgest
station.
BOIL was weak from loss of blood, and when his
clothing was removed ambulance surgeon found
eight wounds in his back and two in his arm. He
was taken to the Hospital, and later
said TO be getting along nicely despite his numerous
wounds. The surgeons thought he would recover.
BOIL said that Brennan the rlhian who stabbed
him. The knife not found
At the Essex Market Police Court Brennan and
Williams were held TO await tho result OF Bohl's
3n1nr1cs.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MAIERIAI-Hudson K,er brick continue
and prices nominal Cement ana d sL'aul VIZ
hard; Haverstraw hArd s6dsG 50; tisnhill; =;
pale 80 2jaS3 30; CIoon dirA and red, SI4a5l1; 40
brown $lSGsl4; Philadelphia front, ~; trenton No.
- Roscnd9le cement 81 10 per 9~ 40 53nsa so
German Portland. - jOds2 so Rockand common NM -
per bb do finishing II 10; 1T. Johns llnc ooc io
goats hair, 2ld23c per bush cattle haif dloc' ,
CHICOKY-Quict the following prices,
ssSsf faYdI YsoE rd,Ssy %fp E Es. eaaa M Ii
COCOA-ls in fair dem.nd with prices uhch1uteu ~ :
Bahia, l3c Caracas 1idl5c; lrlnldsd' 1870
tSTFhKN|f. SrOCK-The tendency is toward easier
prices slack demands. Moasse' shocks and hs - ~
d$l 80 sugar Shooks and Heads 3o-ln 81 Odsl 20 90
81 S. 36.inch Al % old Shocks without Heads. ?Oc
Rum Shocks and Heads % pass So Rum Pipe, % 9U@
&c Empty Hogsheads, - 20 Hoops ii ieet s5V"9of'
COFFEi~On the spot had rather more demand. and
prices retained the hrmness noted latteIly NO hi33
quoted Sales $3.50 bags Nos and l. at - ana
Il 900 bags Nos 4, >. and = at l7S.c for No D
sfoat 900 NO. u. l7c 70 arrive; 200 bags SOS
and TO- 1879 700 TO be, be hRd o .np 9ag' 600 bar. To
santos II &c to arrive 1000 bag No. santos l7-c
spot; and 800 bags No. unde,crihed. l1l,c t. be
gree OF activity but az lower price, At the onet JS
Late havre cables reported decline Of L ir ana tI.
coupled with general realizing had depressing cus u
unchanged to l. pfe higher London 80 higher
January and February Oncial quotations 10 p m, ID,
first Cio kos), $50 good second 10 klos,, 1907
ances for United States 1000 bags Rio ceorlnces Tor
Europe 1900 bags; total toek, l29ooo rag, TarAe l
rm Sano' or recGg 2oG2 700 GSs oa6 gse a. tn o qy eo
362 GOO bags time 1889, 2,Sj5 GOO bags receipt,
at santos July 70 January 20 1901, 2I95o0o bag
baCS =
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Tuesday. Jan. 27-BEEVIS-Receelpts; 90
saughtecs and . carood, for Nporation ayG ana an IN
drfS ffS dTSsd Beef in % @oda eqat firm at 6
asc for common to very S1Gc ,, a Monday report par
al recovery decline Of saturday with rfrgeIateu
Beef sns az eap a d S1 Or i92t @ si ets r dead s weight
The Nevada sailed to-day with 3lso 3later' OF befl t
crman $50 quarters the St. Romans win BE- laden with
O2 cattle and LIB quarters Of Beef and the buao WIN
McM u head head T. ,dS PpsSy Sy sas. sa
is quoted steady at s@cG4o for poor to good Cows
CXLvEs~Rcccpts $50 head nearly all to ,sh SOths =,
9 dun demand at ysas .11i ruled Of qT% 9olo%on aS
to prime stock at 3a8c and Calves were sold IN wash
ucd R' couSl4 ysa a3 9s iGsGi d s yer hfnI '
SID Insc9 10 We'ser. Calves a, 392 =: n ,sS syg5 e
at DO i2o NJ ~ ?& d. AZ r. r,as. at &c. a,o N Al,
90 per 100 n so do, 800 n at 80 Yearlins' $50 n
bicGback & Dewey vcals 100 n. at 7c II do. 1io
n6 SITTER MD LAMgshSYf d dce iaGGad' SsD III
modat request and steady. Lambs ruled firm with top
Ordinary prime sheep od a. = GCG35 60 good i,tS to
lambs. Quotations unchanged =: sGa$9 per head.
The dead market has been very AN ana o. GcpIs'@d anS ,g
dressed lambs st 9eloc l. tkcs very prime Quality d TO
sm 2as % IN sss S Sf week TS d fT % sP59''T .p
slcs- pllcnback peweY; I3i Wcstcrn Sheeg. 100 y,
90 so; 100 n - n at sG s72.
D. Harrington Is STATE sheep 81 n at s5 80 State
Lambs ~ - at ~ 5O 1913 Michigan do. 81 n at - 200
do 905, ~. AZ -.
Judd & Buckingham 2oo Western Sheep, 50 n at
~ GO
wilkerson & Sherman 2l2 Western Sheep, 81, n. a:
J. saaler Co.; 10, western sheep; 1892 n, at
- 2j l7G d. 100 - AZ - 81 li3 do l2 n. at % 49,
Newton & Glllett 90 Ohio sheep % n. 40 - 25.
NJ. Collins 90 Western sheep. ia y. at IS 50.
HOGS-R"roipt. 3s ,ao1d- Of 90 head2l carloads AZ
Jersey CIV aud y caroId- ~ iOthst. None for sale
alive. Nomin1lly firm - 75a@i for good hogs.
County d. >sod steady a. a6c for heavy % light. and
rough heavy are quot d at ia i4c.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
FIGHTING IN THE CITY HALL.

Three ltgants who had been before Judge van
wyck, of the City Court, in suit about note got
into vulgar row in the corridor OF the City Hall
Yesterday in which Joseph COhn, Of No. 96 Avenue A.
was so much damaged that he taken 10 the Cham
bers street Hospital with badly cut scalp. The other
persons were Edward NJ. Rosenbaum OF NO. 1876 Bed
ford ave. Brooklyn and AdOlph Schebal, of Fourth
st. After leaving the court where the case was decided
against Rosenbaum, the latter accused Colin Of false
swearing. Scheibal then struck ROSenbaum in the
mouth, and a promiscuous fight followed in which
COhn was struck over the head with cane. Policeman
Wood, whose duty ii is to preserve order In the Clty
Hail. arrested the three men named. Rosenbaum and
6chebal were taken to the TOmbS.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
THE STATE or Trade.

Buffalo. Jan. 21.-wheat-No. hard and quiet, out
- II 80. Northern easier JOt bush sofa
ar u O- so North,rn ~ O5: winter wheat dull; 40
r,a n Oa: So extra. red - Ol 80. white y o3
ont 80 white ~ ~ 40. | Whit oregon,
g,c. n >tor.. Corn duu and weak; so yellow. 36'c :
80 yellow 5G.e 40 %, 56isc, 40. 3. JJ's dJbr, on
track Olt, in GOOD demand ana easier; Is car, NO.
whit. at 5ori 40 whit" -od AZ ~ cars
d mixed 20 f-l.diJ-. on U1ckf 80. = white, IN
-tI-r. a-s,d. Barley strong No Canada eHd9Dc
SO. extra ,r~oci So 8. e1n9Jt; 80 M'.itin' ;1@
Zoe. choice NJ hcIn ,.'fsOc iar o. good, Iid6c. I'VE
dull: so - 11r. track Flour active ana hrm, ,c>t
spring. 3Jd - - Do winter - ,5d-i - M
ir-l nm. toaI-e winter bran. 80 DO spring I'll H.
ccpfsWh'it, f5oO bush corn 'b coo bush oats, 2OouO
>iIn' Mt W h' it. - 'N'N bl~N
chicago Jan. 2G-thc leading futures ranged as fo
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF phloho,
There slight increase IN activity III Nauona
rnrsit ontions At the Consolidated Exchange yester-
, 100 900 barrels changing hands AT - la "a l-2a
70 cents There was sale of 1000 barrels OF
- u ~ 10 cents At the stock Exchange only
0o0 b,rrals Of cash Pennsylvania oil we're SOLD at
- : : cents Th~~pecuation Is so narrow and pro
80 !,.aI tbat the href record above shows all the
,,c "a,cc that attached TO the dealings Refined Oh
~ inrbanced AT 74j cents in barrels and 945 cents
ir l-..
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
CoTroy NArKTTS-py TFIFcpApu

Liverpool. Jan. - y. m.-The sales OF the dly in.
ciud ii ! 500 bales American
Futures closed st,ady American Middng low mldillnc
clause January delivery 2-G as 3.6d January aud
February d.,rry. 2-6idj 3Gid February and March
delivery 3Gid buyers March and April delivery G.Gi
d5 76id April and MAY delivery, l064d buyers May
and delivery. l3-6id luyer- June and July de.
livery. 15-Gd buyers July and August delivery 1861
as l1-Gid; August and september delivery, . lj-6id
5 1G-Gid.
Galveston. Jan 27-Cotton quiet; middllng. 5-l6c
low middhng, 1876; good ordinary. il6c; net and
gross receipts. 800 bales exports 10 Great Britain
5Gi2 bales exports coa-twtse i.01S bales; sales. 800
stock. ~ 323 bales
New orleans, Jan. 21.-Coton weak middlng 9.l6c
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
LIVE STOCK MARKnrs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Bunllo Jan. IL attNcelptS Tor thc past = hours
100 had total for week thus far. 71iO head for sans
week. 1O.2OO head ssuod through, lliO
had Of which 56o mead 10 NewYofk sale, 20 head
market steady Shccp-Ecc,ipt> for the lat - houiS
500 head total week. thus far. 1000 head FOR same
time last week 500 head consigned through, 400 head
All ~ Nrw- York on sale. 90 head fair demand; prices
unchanged nog.-HgcoiI. The l~t - hours. TOO mead
thus far - go head ur same TIM" d~t
week 33 $50 head consigned through. 1920 head, all 70
YORK; sale. 2,lOO head, market firm and shade
higher. 90,
=, Louis. Jan. Cattle Receipt 24oo head ,hlp
5nq - 30 fair to good -0q:i 80 ,toc6er, and feed
49, - 0d-3 80. ToNan. and Indian -t"r- - 3OG93 -
It,, 700 head shipments l-iO head maIhc
fair choc" heavy, - 3Oa - go mixed -ran'7
-3 I50 3 30 llt lalf 10 best - -nGF3 10 sheep
ec,lpts, 400 head; market steady good ~ choice 81
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
case. sundries. 7ds2hc; $50 bales Havana. 72iaca

$50 cases sundres 7d322c; $50 bales Havana 72Hca
TXLLOw-Steadly maintained in price, with i2G3 200
crate inquiry. Prime city quoteu ~ ~ N"''' wv
bhd~, f',c. 49,, =, , ,.,. bo,.o M, beon
Guifng the past week but what business there
wrs showed pretty full rates, especially on texas anu
r,nIled stocks IL appears that the above WOODS ,hIe
VAT the most though manufacturers continue 70 Duv
r,cce. stocks In moderate way Ihe iiar-
ket clos d firm with XX fleece at 3ic; Territory, Iya
&c Ia Texas 19d2 d23c fall California, lodloc; spring
do 1sd25c pulled. l6d41c.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28

ceIpts 13so2 bales gross Is 500 bales; exports 70 TO
Great Britain 1900 tales exports to Continent I,lo.
bales sales 500 bales; stock. 34S, sS3 bales m . ,,
middng good ordinary 7c net ana tr3ss recG,prt pt
1853 bales exports Continent 4,flO bales; eoPcros
coastwIse 3O9i bales sales 1000 bales; stock 9oZo'
bales. ,,,.. ola. moi
and gross receipts s32 bales exports coastwse Iio
taes sales, 1,07i bales; stock, 6f,5l2 bales