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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-06
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New York. November Ex-Governor odell,
in dispatch to the Tribune tonight from
Albany, says that reports to him from every
county in the state show that am elect
ed by plurality OF between 1900 and
1900 and the final results will not vary
from this estimate 1900 either way. These
returns are almost entirely official"
Bird W. coler. democratic candidate for
governor, said tonight; II do not coucede
tie election Of Mr.. odel Will not con
cedc It until every vote Is covpted and vert.
fed"
Mr.. coler would say Iothing more about
the election at this time. hut it is known
the democratic leaders expect the official
count to develop some startling facts
Secretary Mason OF tile democratic state
committee claims that 1000 defective hal.
lots IN the Fifth judicial district were
counted for the republicans. The Fifth
judicial district includes the counties Of
oneondaga, Jefferson. Oneida. oswego,
Herkimer and Lewis.
The claim is made here ir New York in
the following interview with Secretary
Mason, who asserts that the election Will
be contested: Gross frauds have been
perpetrated liz the interior of the State.
We are receiving information Of a most
surprising nature. Democratic headquar-
tiers will be kept open 10 this city Just the
same as during the campaign until these
fraudulent matters are gone over and the
election is decided as It should be decided
according to the votes of the people.
''Audacious crookedness ruled the cleo.
tlon along the lines of the New York rail-
way from Albany to Buffalo. Fraud was
rampant In Albany, onundaea, oneida and
Erie. Attorney General Davis. according
to our positive information, spent $4,000
in his attempt TO be elected justice Of the
supreme court in the Fifth judicial district
More than 1000 defective ballots were
counted for the republican ticket In that
district alone. The police commissioner Of
New York, the republican leaders, every
body, concedc that the election here yes
terday was as clean as It is possible for al
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fsnecIsl 70 The Pos. J

Washington, November 5.-Democrats
1885, republicans 19l, independents, who
are independent on local issues only and
who Will vote with the republicans, g.
doubtful 6.
These are the results OF the congressional
elections as shown by the information re-
ceiyed at democratic headquarters here up
TO a late hour tonight. The figures show
that the democrats can not hope to con
troll the house, although Chairman Griggs
has not vet admitted defeat. The coali-
tion with the republicans OF the three in
dependents elected from Pennsylvania will
give them 1914. or majority OF p which
the democrats could not overcome even II
they won in all Of the doubtful districts.
II all the doubtful districts 90 repub-
lcan. there will be 200 republicans. ma
iority OF IA. 1t is conceded by all demo
Gratis except the officials OF the congress
sional committee that the majority of the
republicans will be at least s. aud that IL
may 20 as high as ~ OF IS.
The returns received here last night and
today had been Of rather an unsatisfactory
nature and In some cases had been so
vague as to create considerable uneer
tainty. From the best Information obtain
able at democratic headquarters the result
by states seems TO be as follows:
DOutf-
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Ineludlng three independents.
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Especial TO The Post)
Washington, November 5.-The repub-
leans have a majority OF forty.one In the
present house. Assuming that they will
win IN all the doubtful districts mus max
Ing their majority fourteen, the demo
Gratis will have made a gain OF twenty
seven seats This. in view Of the fact that
the reapportionment bill was SO drawn as to
add nineteen republicans and only ten
democrats. This Is regarded as notable
achievement on the part Of the democrats.
The feature Of the election which has
been discussed here more than anything
else is the result IN New York Local
democrats are open in their claims OF
fraud IN that State. Chairman Grggs was
IN communication with democratic head
quarters Ia New York City late this even
ing and was given 20 understand that a
contest on the part OF coler and his as
sociates is one OF the probabilities OF the
near future.
Democratic leaders here say that the de-
feat Of the party Is due to the handicap
placed on the congressional committee by
lack OF funds and Of speakers. The party
has beon thoroughly hsrmonised and tho
tarlf and trusts Issues we're all reached,
they say. The heavy democratic gains snt
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dicate that the public Is awakening TO the
Importance Of changes In the tarln and
the suppression Of the trusts. They say,
too, that there will now be an opportunity
to demonstrate the truth or falslty Of the
statement OF Senator Morgan and other
prominent democrats that nothing was to
be gained by the election OF democratic
house and that the best interests Of the
party would be subserved by allowing the
republicans TO remain In full caatrol OF the
government until the presidential elections
in 1904. -
The success Of the republicans will Of
course have the effect Of putting to sleep
for two more years various democratic
speakership booms. Among those who
would have been candidates for speaker
had the democrats carried the house are
Chairman Grlggs. Underwood Of Alabama,
Williams Of Mississippi. Mcclellan OF New
York, Richardson of Tennessee. Hearst Of
New York and Tbayer Of Massachusetts.
There are probably several others who
would have made the race. but those named
here are the ones who have been most
talked OF In that connection.
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RON claiming the upper section OF tne
S,ate ny at least 2oc'VoO'
rms declaration by Mr.. Coier was fol'
""ep pS t@tner sensational announce
llent rom secretary Mason OF the state
ueuucratlr committee that ne refused 70
'oneeu' "u'H elecuon' that fraud mao
lopoPu NoieF OF many votes up state ana
INA. senator I'M ana chairman Campbell
OF the state committee would come to
NeW loFk 70 decide on a plan OF action.
About the time these statements ap
pca'eu ruhot was circulated thaf Co'er
'utehoeu 70 make contest IN me courts
anu s'NnuitaneousN the Evening journal
$50, $50 az e4'r" Su'tioh occurring tnat
~, NJ Cnaries Murph|
-, NJ ne, uei'i mn eiu''neu coier eloc'
80. - W. tne elu''-
Nr.eo,, - "n ~
tbt, de-. ~
AZ dr,,,,..o,,, ,..,-
tot,, III, - w., vs. ~ DtooAiN :
..t,,,s+,,., ,,,.s...,. 'uu'''e' 81
n,a,,Id ~, 800 eNi'lA' pe'So'i.,iiF' y
sct.t co,,nt ~ 80 So ~, w ".
tbc,, di.trit,,,to N,.C,,,,',,. ,,,'. " ~ uVu
,yoll nc horo l., c,.aat,, ~ ny 90
nose thc democratic tietot AZ -
saw I'm tho naicbborhood !, IA ooo ,,,'
iority IN crcotsr Nov, WI, 80 n'.'
nothlne "a INV st,,n,s ~ a,-,,. "1'
49,, e'oppeu tuu lepuolicanS
from claiming the upper section OF the
State BY at least 100000, What the demo.
80
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WAS CUT DOWN.
Republicans Will Barely Control the House During the FifyEgh
Congress Griggs Doesn't Concede 1t Yet

burg-Aliegheny districts In Pennsylvsnia)
will control the next house by vote Of
204 republicans and 100 democrats. with
one district, the Eighth Tennessee, aud
two California districts remaining so much
In doubt that the official returns win be
needed 10 decide the result. The totals
given are believed to be correct. although
there are a few districts. such as two In
Colorado and one In Minnesota. where the
republican and democratic party manager
respectively do not concede defeat, but the
general result could not be Affected. even
should their claims prove well founded.
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PROTEST FROM cueANs.

Want the Children Detained at New
York to b. Allowed to Proceed.
Washington, November 5.-senor Quesa.
da, tho Cuban minister. has received in.
formation regarding the Cuban children
who recently arrived at New York destined
for q school at Point Iona, Cal, and who
were detained by the immigration officials
This was to the effect that the departure
Of the children was properly authorized By
their parents and tutors The minister
also has received cablegrams from thecivil
governor, the senator ana newspapers Of
Santiago province protesting against in
keraering with the children proceeding
10 their destination.
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THE REPUBLICAN RETURNS.
(By Associated Press.


(By Associated Press
New York, November 5.-ofdciaI fgurcs
on the vote Tor governor vary but little
from the unofficial reports According to
returns to the executive office at Albany
by the several county clerks. the plurality
for Odelt is i2.ss7. only three counties
above the Bronx were carried by the dem.
ocratic nominee. the aggregate plurality FOR
Coler in these counties being 1oi1. This
and the Greater New York plurality OF 1872,
GA given 20 Coler was met and overcome
by an upstate republican plurality Of 1885,
072. the difference being net Of y, SSH
against III, 126 plurality for odell in 1900.
Returns Of the vote for other state ON.
GERS are so meagcr that 1t is impossible to
say II the democrats have been more sue
cesaful as regards the minor offices than in
the case OF the governor. In some quarters
It is asserted that. by reason OF his In
dorsement by the prohibitionlsts. Cunnecn.
democratic nominee for attorney general
has made such gains over the head Of the
ticket that he has been elected. There are
claims that when the returns for Judge OF
the court Of appeals are all In Il win be
found that Judge Gray has defeated his re-
publican opponent.
The State legislature is controlled by
the republicans by reduced majority but
one so large as TO admit of no doubt Of
the return OF Mr.. Plat to the United
States senate.
The New York delegation In the lower
house Of the Fifty.cighth congress viii
number thirty.seven instead Of thirtyfour
in the present congress. II VIII contain
twenty republican, and seventeen demo
Gratis, whereas the present delegation stood
twenty two republicans and twelve demo.
Gratis. All OF The more noted members Of
the delegation have been returned, luclud.
ing serano u Payne, chairman Of the
ways and means committee,
MIR. CoBER'S REASONING.
Although reports from tho state appa.
rently showed Odelrs ro-election by near
ly 1905 plurality, Mr.. CoIer his demo
cratic opponent, refused today TO concede
defeat, declaring that he wished 20 wait
for the official count Of the vote. Mr..
| Coler's statement, which indicated thnt he
was not satisfied with the returns as re-
| cclved so far contained the foliowlng
Suppose the democratic ticket had re-
ccived in the ncighborhood Of 10000 ma
| iorlty I'm Greater New York; there was
nothing to have stopped the republicans
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PORTO RIcAN ELECTION oUTRAeE8.

The American Federal Party Issued a
Proclamation Of Complaint
San Juan, Porto Rico, November 5.-The
American federal party, through its presi-
dent, Mr.. Palmer, segay issued a procIa-
nation, complaining bitterly OF what Is
termed the partiality OF the government In
favoring the republicans In the election yes
terday. The proclamation reviews the
party's causes Of complaint a dndecIares
that a manifesto wifi be issued to the peo-
pie Of the United states, accompanied py
particulars and proof OF the alleged out
RACES.
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publicans, and to them belongs the right
to reject or accept any returns objected TO
by individuals or parties
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H.n,blloans carried Chicago.

Chicago, ILL.,, November 6.--PractacaiS
complete returns from cook county give
tho republicans the entire county ticket
win the exception Of sheriff and county
commissioners. In the congressional ais
tr,cts Lorimer and Boutene were elected
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RL@ A:EaeSsss 4, Sss 4HgKeTs
ssS.S.s a,as &
WEATHER INFORMATION.


obFbillteS.
Washington, November 5-East Texas
Fair Thursday. with cooler in the north
east portion. Friday, fair light variable
winds.
Louislana-Fair Thursday, with cooler In
north portion. Friday, fair; light variable
winds, becoming northwest.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory and West
Texes-Fair Thursday and Friday
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The Democrats Aee that Gross Frauds Were Perperaed by the
Republicans in New York State
Democratic Leaders Will Concede Nothing Until
Every Ballot Not fol- Which
Were in RuralD Districts.

election 70 be, Nevertheless, deputies OF
the State superintendent Of election ar
rested scores Of innocent citizens, hauled
them to police courts and subjected them TO
dlssraceful indignities.
"At the same time in the highly moral
interior Of the state there were being per-
petrated election frauds that would make
a New York city ward hoeler turn pale.
There was no interference up there. The
crooked republican manlpulators had It all
throw their way, and how they worked IL IS
apparent from the face of the returns.
I'VE intend to take the most radical
step to prevent the republicans from steal
Ing the state by fraud.
1--WE shall not concede the reelection Of
Governor odell until every ballot in the dis
puted districts has been scrutinizcd It is
our belief that when an honest count is
secured Bird S. Coler win be found to hive
been chosen by small plurality
Colonel Dunn. chairman Of the State re-
publican committee. was informed today Of
the report that the democrats threatened
to contest the election and said: III they
start anything Of that kind we will give
them all the contest they want right here
in New York county, and they will wish
they had never had heard of contests"
oDELLs Def.
Albany, N. Y, November 5.-odell tele-
phoned the following from Newburgh con.
corning the statement of Secretary Mason
of the democratic State committee:
Let them claim all they please. Let
them cry fraud. am elected, and that is
all there is about It,"
William Barnes, Jr,. chairman OF the ex-
ecutiye committee OF the republican com.
mittee. said;
ANY statement that Albany county was
purchased by the republicans is without
foundation"
Former Senator Hill refused positively 10
be quoted about the result Of the election,
The state board Of canvassers, which com
plies the returns, consists OF the secretary
Of state, comptroller, attorney general,
state treasurer and state engineer, all re.
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General Ohservatlona.

Observations taken by United States
weather bureau at p. m. Seventy-hfth
meridian time Tpmnpraturn Rainfall
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Ma Renuhlioan LandsIlde.

Boise, Idaho, November 5,-The election
yesterday proves to have been much more
Of a republican landslide than reports last
night indicated. The republican State
ticket has carried by a majority close 10
eO0o The republicans have control Of the
Legislature. This insures the election OF
republican senator.
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Washington. November b.--The late re-
turns up to 1890 o'clock tonight show that
the republicans Including In this descrip-
tlon the fusionists elected from the Pitts
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TO AVERT RICE FAMINE.

Philippine Commission Quietly Pur-
chased 10000 ions Of the Cereal.
Manila, November 5.-rhe Philippine com.
mission has quietly purchased upwards Of
1000 tons OF rice In India and on the
Aeiatie coast. An order 10 avert the rice
famine which is threatening.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

sd senesa Western, 52d56c; Southern SIC: snake Can
sna ss natga s 17qlsG stripped 22e Texas 4o49o VII
maps tribe active It displayed little fatrs outside
uncha1y ehEta M o. undertoHe and closed practically
81 80 winter straghts 50 7oaS8 85 winter patents
S2s S5t @ .; eH'I No winter $3q$3 10; grade S2a
STlet SIt quoted at 81 O5gS2 10. spot ana 10 arrive
40: choice TO faT Slalsa peg, air 10 good So 51
% 9Gls~ quoted Kiln dried, 81 4OaS3 so as to brand
4SI 90 coarse, 81 27aS1 .. - FEfsI)-5uii GusteS
spring bran bulk $40 spring mddiag $50 5o2S23 S c o
81 earnmeal $50; nseed 5cake s2S 81 aT1l 6fISa % M
CRAINMW55ff w S,2P 114 81. 9iiIneai sac
tIe Ie'ig balanced and speculative small that
cent on its MAY option while holding sea5v r., 3r, m
raiders market si IN man me previous nght II was
for lns out later easing of under moderate sales
62Tei 6 good export business ana decrease I7ssoOo
compared with increase ae wear o $4,000 busb AZ
b-digSt ~ ines curing the DAY considerable pressure
iea @ e4e4 tine enough support provided keep
which became early in the day Actual business
beT5 RGs 35 IoaaS no Northern Duluth load No
New-YorI with 10 loads at ouports making 40 loads in
Monday. The foreign markets started out bstter than
expected wound up rather easv In tone at net
IRON To The domestic crop centres favorable conditions were
.nent 9I snowfall during the last week large portion Of
or covering or but slightly protected Rain
pFedcted however, for the principal wheat
on Nelnesday- In the primary movement little
change was noted, receipts slightly exceeding those of
The same day last Quotations Of cash wheat,
aioat basis We're as follows. No / Northern Duluth,
oo1sc5 Nc Northern $3.50. !
t1pa ss-sc. No Northern Manitoba S6lac; No North
ern Manitoba, S3iscs No Northern Duluth sac. No .
Northern NeW-Gurk. $3.50. NeW-LorS.
So-sc prompt. CORN-The general market suf-
rered from further reports offerings 0f
the Mississippi River Just as dd m Monday Although
Tor time after the opening slightly nrner sympathy
with wheat. close influenced by little
covering. active
selling of long which prices broke iznhsc
from the highest point '4c
decline Starting expected,
English eased off with wheat closing y q
sd the local cash market only 5000 bush
7 corn were reported sold. 30 closed 67ssc
elevator aud 6Sisc adoat NO white, I9Asc. and
No . Yellow. 6q-zc. afoar ATS
With other markets. a period Of weakness
n7id6sy. which a partial tha
afternoon. che close being rather dr No closed
49c. No . No white SlH5l-c- No white 5o-a ri
5lc. track mixed 4995oc. track white, 5o956o; No
white clips 81 51'-c-..-- RNEMarket quiet No West
arn 6Bssc. = Western. both a-oat
state -ve 4G6Sc---- -RARL-ET-SIarset dull. feeding
vas quoted $685. and mating 6SQT2c both Z New
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

eans teiegraphs the Louisiana crop movement: Re
80 y-}aghl llS4 SEQ sacks. cleaned estimated
500 pockets. against 654 600 year
- tuII' lower grades abundant easy better
1,ts-f.,aIce advanced ana tending upward Talmage
ei- lelegraphs CarOlua date: Re
TiT- 30. ~ dds sales el,Osj bUlsi market firm
lCgt Quotations follow Domestic, 10
LC,e. - 8-7<c. fair good 41d47sc; prime TO
TSt, 9-sej head. 5-sI6lzc Patna. Q5Sc- Japan
T5s, eo-tc, do domestic, 3ia
i15[1ssooH IN bond. 2G2izc
a. STEADY but unchanged market for
+r55a "a5 noted today. Demand moderate,
49, Steu up pretty We'll just before yesterdays
%. o points II is thought rehners have
iiffa5 .ur raw sugar prices for refined viii be
@ - . POINTS more Quotations follow: crushed
9-occ mould a, 5.I5c; cubes jO5c xxx
Toyrer5' 5t5e powdered. coarse powdered ana fruit
l1lss and extra fine granuated. 1900; Eagle 10
-, ana 10 bags Of fine granulated sc; Eagle 70
..lr s'aIllated. 4S5C Eagle fine grauulared
gtanuated and diamond A. 4.s0c; confectionery
30 l. 440cs Nos > and 3. 4.40c: NO :. 43Jc.
Az, - f-,Vc No g. 425ci No Z, 415c; No s. l. O5c o
10 40, 5-Jge; No IL 5000; - soc: Nos 49, Ia
TO- 9vci No l6, 3-T5c, - y bags dne granuIaed
- mere was a stronger feeling market
--L L.LN sugar and rehners anxious at
prices 8ui there Il
We are inclined 10 hold for advance Of lice
-e@-.a pits t, 20 sugar In Cuba well here Possibly
eiS would pay that advance II they get round
as -. ~ nay nass Current prices as 3ssc for
lsa! 3-sc Tor 50 15-16c
90 l iA9lasses sugar. The London sugar market
-, - tisher Tor present month. but unchanged for
ana unchanged at IS cd FOR Java and Is
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N-v-Y.rS. February is. 1902.
aree 2 - s5a OF steer ] we're 59a at .ten4g prgg
Weight. Hgef at i65i6ls 5 Do r. & %
ana 1910 sheep for j. Saampsrs : son $50 cattle FOR
beef Nelson Norris, 0ntari7. Newcastle 10
indies 50 sheep Tor L S Durennae rornorrow tie
Gernanic for Liverpool IS estimated TO carry Zoo
quarters for swift Co. and 800 quarters for Nelson
'II4. ne ne = raut %.i l,'e 23l 20 s'ula4i-poR ooo
ford. 90 London. 700 cattle 10r W 4. sherman
average al 50 8 per 100 H. 20 d. Iil5 u at s. go
ISL Al 1T l and M 2i6 "a. Etssy T''e veas I neaq 1I
HTI out Western caves were au-i ana weak IN rr;ce
per 100 70. Western calves at So 5OaS3 10, Including
country dressed quiet at 6alnc: dressed barnyard and
5alesB. W. Otis Co: SO yeals. IaS ID average. at
50 per 100 ID DE- - 10 Al s. 90 do. rs n, at 81
s sanders: 10 yeais l56 ~ az So 81 DO. 1873 n. at
50 % western calves 500 H. So so; do Cseleced5
J. II. Hume Bro: &c Buffalo veals. I46 n at So 75
5ohR E,i ? Nelson; % q % Western calves 81 IL
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts Including o cars d.
over from yssteray toa az a ~5l eas one ON .a aIook
10 al Jersey City aud % AZ sixteth-st sheep ruled
About Of stock carried sheep sold az
sG S. cgls Dressed mutton T8so per n dressed
lambs 9glc country dressed hohouse lambs stronger
salssaaErnEt'a . b : CO.. leI state lambs 10 aver
no DO 20 70. at So 50 State sheep la5 n. AZ So.
10 Nn
&c ID, At So 80; IA state sheep l26 70. at 81 80.
J. II. Hume a. Bro 334 State lambs. 70 u IT sS IL,
172 Buffalo do 81 d. So 7o sheep 40 10 at s5
II co. 30 n at 81 80.
d. Harrington: 1S5 Ohio lambs. So D. at SO so. 211
Buffalo T5 h at So 7O 1917 do. 81 fb Sc So Ohio
sheep, 100 70. So.
s. Judd Co.: Il9 Kentucky lambs n at S6 so: 5s
Kentucky sheep, ll5 n, 50 so; 10 bucks 40 10 at
81
- saRasEs E m % 25 state @ lambs Ia n 70 p 50 So 2! DO
lambs 90 n. s.; 40 State sheep. 100 70 at 81 90.
!. Wilkersou: los Buffalo lambs. I04 n al So so
II. H Hollis: us State lambs. CT ID, at So state
sheep (cus) 6S n at S3.
HOGs-Receipts 40 cars, or 142s head about
sale. The market easier. Reported deck
OF mixed Western hogs at So 30 1870 hogs.
prime quoted around SO 40 Country dressed dull 6R
Sire per 10 for extreme weights.
sales-S Judd CO.. SO state hogs i23 n average. at
Sc 80 per 100 10; 100 mixed Western l46 5O
rouGhs 800 ~ 50 So (ats yesterday) 1o3 Western
hogs, 1873 10 So 1873 Western pigs "a 70. al 50
lerns Commission Company date yesterday: SO Penn
sylvana hogs, t42 y. So 40; So DO 123 Tb
J. II. Hume d Bro date yesterdays o. State hogs
II. So 80: stays, 800 10. at 81.
Newton Co date yesterday: 9S Virginia hogs 127
y. ruughs BOT 10. az So %.
II. II. Hollis date yesterday) 70 State pigs 100 70.
SO 20.
$ Sanders date yesterdays Go state hogs. IA n at
So 20
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
rr-nnpEAN PRnDrcE MARKErs-

Liverpool. Feb 1S. I2-5O p. m.-Wheat-SPot steady.
Western winter, 6s I'D. No Northern spring
lis No california, 6s 3-zd- Curu-Sput quiet;
American mixed new. So American mixed old. 5s ID
P-as-Caradian. ds Sd. Beef-ExtEa India mess I2s.
Ilrtl-Prims mess Western 72s. BaCon-Ia0ng clear.
- n 45s long clear, 80 10 40 ro 44s Cd short
clear backs. -6 20 10. 45s Butter-Fiuesr United
States good United states, 72s CheeseAInerica1
6t. American dnest colored, 49s cd
lard-Americau renued pals, AS Sd; prime American
refined. pals. ass sd. Talow-Prins city 29s ID;
Australian in London. SIS Sd. C1ttonseed ol-5uu
fined, spot, 24s +-sd TurpentDe-Spirts Sos Sd R9sn
Common. As. PetroIeuu-Renned. Tlsd- LInseed oil.
Receipts OF wheat during the last three days.
263 900 ceutas including $4,000 American Receipts OF
corn during the last three DAYS, 1880 centals.