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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-22
Tomorrow,
SATURDAY. MARCH 30,

SATURDAY. MARCH 20.
We will receive limited number
of Mystic Aquads or Korean Prayer
Chsrms-a scientific wonder of the
ancients reprOdueed-which we will
distribute to those who call for them
when the application he accomDa-
MED by one of our advertisements
cut from either of the daily papers.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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MEETINGS.
ATTENTION. PALESTINE COMMAND
cry NO. :. X. r..

A regular conclave will be held 90
in your asylum THIS (Friday) x
EVENING at O'Clock. ASS4%4
Order Of Temple will be con ssx#
ferred.
Visiting Sir Knights cordially invited
TO attend. BY order of
JOS. PHILLIPS, EN-. Com
JOHN RILEY. Recorder.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~~~~-~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~
THE WEATHER HAS CLEARED OFF
We are the only TRUCK FARMERS
SUPPLY HOUSE in this section for
VEGETABLE CRATES,
VEGETABLE BASKETS,
VEGETABLE BARRELS,
TOMATO CARRIERS, and
STRAWBERRY BASKETS,
virtually controlling the markets in
that line and THE Low PRICES,
others TO the contrary nOtwithstand-
ing. FAWCETT BROS,
Wholesale GrOcers and Commission
Merchants,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
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DEATHS.


city. last evening AZ S o'clock. Ivy s.
Hall
Funeral notice later
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
All persons are cautioned against pur.
chasing that tract of land in Chatham
county, Georgia, Immediately south of
the extended limits of the city of Savan-
nah, known as the Branch Tract, con-
tanning one hundred and seven acres,
more or less, bounded on the north by
Estil avenue, east by Waters road, south
by lands of Barstow, and west by lands of
Gen. A. r. Lawton, as l have made a
contract for the purchase thereof, and
intend TO apply to the courts for a spe-
ctfc performance of the contract.
Savannah, Aug. SO1Sss
MOUTH FULL OF LOOSE BRIsTLEs.
That is what you get when an
inferior Tooth Brush is used. Guard
against that by using the famous
"LARIENE BRUSH" Every one
guaranteed by
HARVEY & BUSSEY.
Successors L. c. Strong.
CT Bull Street.
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DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

DRIED FRUTTS-The Cutting Packing Com
panys circular says: The consumptive demand is
fair; spot stocks consigned to Eastern markets
being drawn on 10 supply wants and thus far prov
ing ample for sucn requirements. There are but
few carload sales being made for shipment from
the Coast; the small speculative demand being at
prices considerably below the growers ideas. A
large quantity in the aggregate of Peaches Prunes
and Apricots remains to be marketed, conservative
est mates placing the quantity at 500 carloads. The
market is weak at prices practically unchanged
from last quotations." Prunes, four sizes, 41t21
45sc q ID; smaller sizes, 2126g4c; Apples, 412C15c
for quartered, 41205c for sliced and 5@512c for
51217c for fair to choice and 712c Tor fancy Moor
park; Pears, 4d41ac for evaporated halves, 394c
for quarters and l1o02c for inferior goods; Plums
312e1,412c for pitttd and 112@2c for unpitted;
Figs, black, &c for pressed and 112@2c for I'M
pressed.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-A local cir
cular says: "Raisns are in the same rut they have
been since last fall stocks being slowly drawn upon
Al prices which will show exceedingly Improbable
to the growers II is doubtful whether the 1894
at the low prices now prevailing" Rasins-four-
crown, loose, &C Is h; 3-crOwn, 212e: 2-crown,
&c q ID; seedless Sultanas SC z ID; seedess Mus
catels 261214c; 3crcwn London layers 81 100
] 80 &. box; clusters, So 25@2 70: Dehesa clusters
81 5093: imperial clusters, 81 rs; Dried Grapes
114@t12c p ID.
NUTS-Chestnuts quoted at 6@97c z ID; Walnuts
are quotable at 7G9c for paper-shell and softshel
and 5@7c for hardshell; Almonds 3@4c for hard
shell, 59712c for softshell, and S(99c for paper
shell; Peanuts, 5(d6c for Eastern and 4@41ac for
California: Hickory Nuts, 5@6c Pecans, &c for
rough and sc for polished: Fnberts, Sy99c; Brazil
Nuts, 7@712c = b; Cocoanuts, $500 so p 100.
HONE1-1rade continues light. Comb, 1l@13c
g ib water-white extracted &c; light amber ex-
tracted 512GQ6c dark amber, 5@51ac g ID.
BEESW AX-25n27c a 10.
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BRADsTREET's TRADE REVIEW.

NEW YORK, March s-Bradstreet's tomorrow
will say: The general business situation shows
more improvement from several centers. This IS
declared due in part the adjournment Of Congress
and 10 some extent to better weather. Gains are
shown in improved demand for lumber and other
building materials and in receipt Of larger orders
for structural iron and steel, together with the
absorption OF available stocks of Bessemer pigron
In almost all directions iobbers report increased
sales of staple dry goods, hats Shoes millinery and
hardware. Fine foreign wooden goods continue TO
attract the special attention heretofore reported
and are competing successfully with corresponding
American grades. London wool sales report q
moderately higher and stronger market.
Speculation in the New York stock market is on
a limited scale and attracts none but professional
Bonds are neglected. Silver held firm. Foreign
exchange is a shade weaker at 81 SO for demand
sterling. The bond syndicate continues to sell
long sterling 10 houses who might be shippers of
gold.
The tendency of prices remain as heretofore an
advance being reported in shoes, which has checked
due, II IS alleged, to q spread of confidence in the
prospect for a reduced cotton acreage, pork lard.
refined sugar, Indian corn, live hogs and leather
the latter having advanced sharply.
Bessemer pigron is unchanged, despite the mar
ket being cleared of available supplies, and lumber
while nominally unchanged, is firm, with an up
ward tendency Cotton goods generally are
weaker and print cloths are once more down
Butter has receded and also live cattle. The re-
ducton in the price OF steel billets in Pttsburg
surprising feature.
The continuance of the movement of merchan-
disc was about at low ebb during February, as in
Dictated by the gross earnings Of ffty-six Of the
large railway companies for that month which,
as reported TO Bradstreets, aggregate 21, 673 900
(about 20 per cent OF the total a decrease OF &
per cent from the earnings for the like period
year when the falling on compared with February,
1898, was 1.2 per cent.
The regular monthly report of wheat stocks in
United States and Canada for February shows a
decrease OF 94s90C0 bushels, three times fall
ing on in February last year, while the January
and February decrease was 16,456,000 bushels,
four times the falling of in the like period OF 1894.
The February decrease here, in Europe and af1oat
for Europe was 10,0O0,0O0 bushels, contrasted
with an increase of about 100, 900 bushels each in
February one and two years ago. II like ex-
ceptional decreases are to follow during the re-
naming months of the year, the effect the Wis
ible supply and on prices will be marked.
Exports of wheat this week have increased
sharply, aggregating 3,272000 bushels, against
1858, 900 bushels last week. 1851 900 bushels in
the week year ago. about the same quantity in
the week two years ago, and compared with
3,354O bushels in the first week of March 1892
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO,
March SIS P. M.-The pressure is highest over
Southern Idaho, while trough-like depression ex-
tends from Yuma northward through the interior
of California into oregon. This trough-like de-
preston has deepened somewhat since yesterday,
and the indraSs of air from the has caused gen.
eral cloudinesS along the entire coast. Rain, how
ever, is improbable, except occasional scattered
light showers especially in the elevated sections OF
the southern portion of the State.
Following seasonal ranfalls this season as
COMPARED with same date last season: Eureka
80. 40, last season 4423: Red Bluh 2429, last
son is %: Sacramento 81. last season 1888: San
Francisco 21.97. last season 1904: Fresno 1879
last season 613: Los Angeles II. 80. last season
$50; san Diego $50, last season 3.92; NuIna 297,
last season ,. 16 inches.
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature to-
day, SO deg; minimum, rs deg; mean, so deg.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight March 8, 1895:
For Northern California - Fair, but generally
cloudy In the western portion tonight and Satur-
day forenoon; nearly stationary temperature ex-
cept probably slightly cooler in the Sacramento
Valley; brisk westerly winds along the coast, di-
mtniShing in force Saturday forenoon.
For Southern California - Generally fair but
cloudy and occasional light showers tonight or
Saturday morning in the elevated sections: nearly
stationary temperature, except slightly cooler in
the extreme eastern portion; fresh westerly winds.
For NeVada-Fair; nearly stationary temperature.
For Utah-Fair; nearly stationary temperature.
For ArzOna-Fair; nearly stationary tempera-
ture, except slightly cooler in the extreme south
west portion.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair, but cloudy
tonight and Saturday forenoon; nearly stationary
temperature; brisk westerly winds.
W. II. HANMOS, Forecast Official.
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DUN'S REVIEW.

NEW YORK, March S.-R. G. Dun & Co.'s weekly
review OF trade tomorrow VIII say: Congressional
adjournment and proof that, though the rate OF ex
change rises to and even above the shipping point
gold does not go out, has produced a much better
feeling. Prices do not improve and there is on the
whole no gain but some loss in wages. While
strikes of $4,000 coal-miners near Pittsburg and
several thousand building workers, besides strikes
in twelve textile and iron trades have further
leSsened the purchasing power for the time, there
is anticipation of improved demand for goods in
general and many are manufacturing and buying
beyond present needs on the strength OF it.
Cotton has risen IA from the lowest point on
record though receipts have been 101 ,629 bales
against So, ASP last year for the week.
The rise is due the belief that the acreage will
be reduced this year, but stocks in sight so
large as 10 make sustained advance difficult.
w heat has risen 3s OF a cent, because of rumored
injury to grain in States. Stocks in sight are
enormous, and Western accountants make the
stock of Wheat in farmers hands very large.
Corn has declined lac, though receipts are not
half last years with exports insignificant. Pork
Lard and Hogs shade higher, and beef has
advanced 10 the highest point, since July
Three causes help the iron Industry for the time:
expectation OF another great strike at the coke
works reports that Bessener ore will advance and
a moderate increase in demand for products. The
increase In demand is the whole, smaller.
Much OF 1t is due TO new buildings throughout the
country and some 10 better orders for sheets and
wire nails, while wire rods aud plates are in fair
demand, but prices have not advanced. Common
bar is shade stronger at Pittsburg and finished
products are less shaded at Philadelphia while at
chicago better demand is seen in most brauches
Copper has been depressed by competition TO
91ac for lake and Lead is offered more freely at
Sic, while American makers OF Tin plates are
pulling prices sometimes lower than those of a
similar imported plate.
Strikes resist the reduction of wages in several
textile works and reduction effected in some others
by no means contradict the accounts the mills are
receiving somewhat better orders. Prices Of dry
goods very low and print cloths have fallen to
2.44c, below any former record.
Exchanges through clearinghouse are 79 per
cent larger than last year but % per cent smaller
than in 1898, which for the first week OF month
SHOWS little gain. Money markets have hardened
somewhat and rather more commercial paper is Of
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BRADsTREEr' FINAN CIAL REVIEW

NEW YORK, March 8.-Bradstreets financial re-
view tomorrow will say: The stock markets all
this week have been very irregular. 1t for
the most part waiting speculation, and the chief
influence may be attributed to the advance of ex-
change rates and consequent fears that gold ship
ments might occur
While rates for drafts on Europe have been fully
up to the gold shipping point, the bond syndicate
has successfully averted any shipments
quent drawing of gold from the United States
Treasury, which institution holds over
$S0,0OOO00 in its gold reserve. Until this point
became clear the market betrayed bearish ten
denotes, and although London was somewhat dis
posed to purchase American stocks in the early
part of the week, there was no response whatever
on this side.
The old process of the creation Of that short in
terest without any liquidation has been repeated,
and as result the market was ready TO rally on
the fact that gold engaged and that the syn
deate still seems TO be master of the situation as
far the foreign exchange market is concerned.
large short interest, it seems, has been created
in London on the hypothesis that the St. Paul divi-
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Wheat Weak-Corn Strong and Higher.
Provisions Active.


CHICAGO, March S.-The Liverpool market WAS
42d higher at the opening, and that, along with a
Threatened cold wave, following upon the heels OF
the present spnnglike mildness, gave the wheat
market a firm start. The opening transactions in
May were at 541s95414c, compared with 57sac at
yesterdays closing. During the remainder of the
forenoon the price had struggle TO maintain it.
sell against the effect OF selling out by spectators
Slightly weaker tone TO the Paris market had
more influence during the forenoon than some
other cablegrams, which were of a decidedly bull
ish character.
a report of some wholesale trade in wheat for
shipment at Toledo was in similar manner min
imiZed by the statement that it was worked he
cause OF heavy cpt in railroad rates. Closing ca
bes confirmed the advance at Liverpool OF from Ia
TO S4d per bushel. Antwerp was quoted 1Iac higher
Paris shade easier for flour, unchanged for wheat
and Berlin repeated yesterdays quotations Nav
rallied on fair buying and closed At 541sc.
Corn was strong and higher, opening at lac over
yesterdays close, advancing 1ac more in the course
Of the forenoon. The strength from the i'm
prepayment in the demand for cash corn. Liverpool
cables came strong at an advance of from IL 3ld
per GENITAL. The opening for May 45c. 1t rose
during the forenoon 10 4512c reacted lac and
closed at 45i4c sellers.
The same duh and undressing state Of affairs
continued to exist in the oats market. Fluctua-
tirely, May sold from 29c TO 2914c and closed at
291Sc bid
Provisions were buoyant and active during the
greater part OF the session, the only weak spots
being the result of sales by scalpers who had
profits in previous purchases The talk of a scar
city OF cattle, which has been current for some
time, was given as of the reasons for the sd-
vance. May pork closed at $ll, the highest price
IL sold at to-day and 15c over Yesterdays top quo
tations. Lard and ribs advanced 21bc
q raF cad sOIf.-.
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low figure. We are advised of offers for blocks OF
the latter at less than 94 cost to produce but can
not learn of any actual transactions AS the stock
is heavy, it is possible that holders may nd
1t necessary to close out, such figures 1t i.
altogether a proposition to whether il will nav
better to make a loss or to hold for probable
loss or possible profit in the future. AS the season
generally appears to favor excellent crop of all
varieties 1t Is possible the of manufacture in
80 may be considerably less than last year. There
appears to be no export demand whatever and we
learn that stocks abroad, while generally shading
OF in quantity being forced at very low figures
leaving scarcely any margin OF profit for the deal
ers. Altogether the prospects are favorable for
lower schedule of values in 80 than in 'e4'
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 5ssc; Dry GRADUATED, 434c;
SonIectioners' A, 45Bc; Magnolia A, 414c; Extra
Z, 41sc; Golden G, 3Isc; D, $3.50; half barrels 14c
more than barrels and boxes Zee more.
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7HeCoMInER(IAL

Rye, 511ac; No. Barley, 53@54c; No. 3, 81
Prime Timothy Seed, SIS So; Mess Pork, , Dbl,
SO SO@l1 90; Lard, 100 lbs, Sc 5212: Short
Ribs sides Qoose), SIS 1905 80; Dry Sailed Shout
ders (boxedl, $45S@4$4; Short Clear Sides
(boxed), So 1905 so; Whisky, distillers' finished
goods per gal, 81 2S12; Sugar-Unchanged.
on the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket was STEADY; Creameries, 10t9lSc; Diaries, S@
16c; Eggs steady, 14(Q141sc.
Livestock.
Apparently not many cattle were wanted to-day,
and the market was Slow weak and generally I'M
satisfactory. Dressed beef and shipping steers
So 1895 10; bulk do $4 50@5 so; COWS and bulls,
81 5005 40: stockers and feeders, 81 5O@4 so;
Texas fed cattle, 1905.
Hogs-Active and sc higher; lights, S4@4 40
mixed, 81 05@4 40; heavy, 81 05@14 so; rough,
81 05d4 20.
Sheep-Were quiet, but steady; poor to choice
sheep, 50 50G}4 so: lambs, 81 1904 rs
Receipts = Cattle, 400o; calves, $780, hogs,
$4,000; sheep, 5000
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ONIONS, VEGETABLES.

PoTAToES-over Il, 900 sacks came ill., the
heaviest receipts for long time. Nevertheless
dealers reported steady market with good ship
ping call for cheap goods. New, 119@2c; Sweets,
75c@$l so for Rivers and 81 1892 for the choicer
kinds; Early Rose, 45@55c q ctl; River Reds, 20
35@50c; River Burbanks, 3O@4Oc; Oregon Bur
banks, 40tGS5c; Salinas Burbanks, 75(G$l q ctl
ONI0NS-Receipts continue moderate and the
market is firm at $1@1 20 q ctl for good to
choice and 50GS5c for poor.
NEGETABLES-Suuas is lower. String Beans
are coming in again. Rhubarb is of. Arrivals OF,
Peas are steadily increasing. Arrivals were III bxs
Asparagus, 16S boxes Rhubarb and lis sacks Peas.
y doz for small: Asparagus, 7aIOc p ID for ordi-
nary and l1@l5c FOR fancy; Rhubarb, 75c@s1 %
z box; Los Angeles Green Peas, 4@Sc q ID;
Mushrooms, 10@15c p 10; Dried Okra, 121ac;
Dried Peppers, 1232@l5c q ID; Marrowfat Squash,
$l0G15 z ton; Hubbard Squash, $1O912; Cab
base, 60970c r ctl Feed Carrots, 3o@40c; Garlic,
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, 414c for June and
July delivery ex-ship and 4ss@41ac ex-warehouse:
Wool Bags, 2s@3oc
CoAL-W wellington is quotable at ST SO q ton:
New Wellington, 81 90 p ton; Coos Bay, So;
Wallsend, 81; Scotch, ST So Brymbo 81 so;
cumberland, $13 so in bulk and $40 80 in sacks
West Hartley, nominal; Pennsylvania Anthracite
Egg, S11@12; Camel, ST SO; Rock Springs,
Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, 81 75
RICE-Active, with,Iarge sales Of Japanese and
Hawaiian. Chinese mixed, new crop, So 30@3 40;
No /, - 6593 70. extra No. l. 81 1904 40; Ha-
walan, 50 so; Japan, So 1908 70 T. ctl.
CANNED FRUITS-The Cutting Packing Com
panys circular says: "There has been quite little
stir In the domestic market during the past two
wees dealers evidently finding it necessary TO
stock up lightly for the spring trade. The demand
Is Tor the entire line excepting Apricos, which APP
pear to be unpopular, the basis doubtless, that
anything that is plentiful is undesirable, even at
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PROCESS OF ENFLEURAGE.
Perfumez Made by Packing Fresh
Flowers in Lard.

Most of the perfumes are made by en-
eurage e, laying hd fre fd 6f g gbch s
spread with a coating of lard half an inch
thick. This in the course OF twelve or
twenty-four hours absorbs all the essential
oil. The flowers are not spread thlckly IN
the case; the glass is evenly covered with
them and little more, but the coating OF
lard requires many relays OF flowers before
it is impregnated with sufficient perfume;
The number of layers, of course, depends
on the kind of flowers used. Some are
changed thirty times, some even as many
as eighty. others only five or six. The lard
is afterward melted and mixed with spirit,
which, combining with the volatile oil
rises to the top and is captured and Ill
tered. 1t. is sad to see the flowers which
have been used in making pomade. when,
all the virtue having gone out of them,
they are carted away to be used to promote
the growth of other roses, which in turn
will die the same death. They are mere
mass of something. that looks like dirty
paper badly reduced to pulp.-Longman' s
Magazine.
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STOCKS IN LONDON.

NEW YORK, March S.-The Evening Posts Lon
don cablegram says: The continued weakness in
Americans depressed all the markets here to-day
except kafirs which are still booming Canada
Pacifcs sold down TO 1854 and closed at 3612
There was q good many sales of Pawned stocks and
fears expressed as to the nature OF the forthcom
ing report. Grand Trunks fiat. Bakers re-
port the accounts has arrived, but is not yet
published. I learned it will be no worse but a
trife better than has been feared. Americans gen
orally closed the lowest, especially Louisville and
Nashville.
Private cables from influential quarter rid-
cule the of receIvership for the Baltimore
and Ohio as absurd but hint at reduction of the
dividend
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rick. from Antwerp for San Francisco with captain
sick. ,,,,.,.rA cauad NJ =,
Schr ] NJ Weatherwax for Hilo. CO c.,,-
CAPULCO-SaiIed Mar o-Stmr Colnna Tor
San Francisco
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NAPLES - Arrived Mar .S-Stmr Kaiser Will
helm II, from New York. CO. .z. WI,
MESSINA-Arrived Mar S-Stnn Augusta VIC
toria, with American excursionists ,,..
LIVERPOOI-ArrivedM Mar S-Stmr Tauric firm
New York.
Importations.
YAPUINA BAY-Per Homer-61n2si4 -i sks hour
1886 SKIS potatoes, 1858 SKIS wheat, 2So9 SKIS oats
cs cigars, so pkgs mdse 80 cs eggs bdls hides 10
rolls leather 80 bds green hides, 3b0ls Deer 40 cas-
wood, 80 SKIS oysters, coops chickens.
COnsignees-
Per Homer-Alen & Lewis; w ] Sloane g Co:
Moore, Ferguson IL Co; Whitney * 90: II II
Hogan; san Francisco Chemical Works; Dutard;
c ] Leist & Co; Smiths Cash Store; + IL Hammer;
L ID stone s. Co; w G Price e Co. Dalton Bros.
AC Nichols & Co; w Fuller Co: John ingram;
Morgan oyster Co: Dodge, Sweeney d Co;
Bauer & Co; D E Allison & Co; w Sumner q Co;
Bender Bros; F kortick.
For Late Shipping Intelligence See Tenth Page.
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LONDON WOOE SALES.

LONDON, March s. - At the wool auction sales
to-day i $50 bales offered, of which 600 were
withdrawn. The selection offered made bidding
very active for both crossbreeds and Merinos.
American purchases to-day amounted to 500 bales
There was good demand for Cape of Good Hope
and woods from the Continent.
New South Wales-3612 bales; secured, 5dd2s
11ad; greasy, 414dSd.
Queensland-11S9 bales; secured, 91a@111ad
greasy, 5@7$4d.
Victora-26OO bales; secured, 614d@1s I'D.
South Australia-1S69 bales; secured 1l12d91s;
greasy, 514G71ad.
New zeaiand-7S5o pales; greasy, 514as1ad
Cape of Good Hope and Natal = 625 bales;
secured. Td6ls SID: greasy. 4Lnln5lnd