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New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
FATE OF LEDGER MONTHLY"
May Suspend Publication, Change Hands or
Be Reorganized.

That The Ledger Monthly" founded by Robert
Bonner. had not been issued for March April,
and that it vas likely TO suspend publication en-
tirely, came CT Eesterday in connection with the
financial difficulties of The Ledger" publishing
Company Liquidation TO meet the demands Of
creditors is the immediate prospect, with the prob
ability of the magazine being absorbed by some
other at least entire change Of manage
ment.
The sheriff received executions yesterday against
THE Ledger company in favor OF the American
LithogTaphc Company, ftr S5l6; the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. for 500; Robert Bonner 3
Sons, for sl7e and the Railway Advertising Com
pany, for &79.
The Ledger Publishing Company. corpora
ton whose officers Frederick S. Randall, pres-
dent G. S. Dcrwin. secretary. and Joseph NJ. Keat-
inge, treasurer. bought The Ledger about two
years ago from the sons of Robert Bonner Mr.
Randall said yesterday that they had little capital
begin witn-that he believed, the whole
trouble.
A notice would he sent calling q meeting of the
creditors 10 consider what best TO be done. he
said.
a bout the young who at college at
The Ledgers' expense this is unfortunate for them
for they're both good boys Richard Fraser won
as a prize for getting thousand subscribers a
year at Tulane University, for which his tuition
has been paid. He also TO get s2i0 additional.
which has not been paid. Henry w Ladder got
two thousand subscribers, for which he was TO
have course at Ruskin College, Trenton, No.
His transportation to that town paid. Each
boy received a cash commission of Is cents for
each subscriber he obtained; Fraser was paid $50,
and LeidIer $500. SO. while I'm sorry that their
studies are likely to be interrupted. they will not
be actual losers
Mr Keatinge said the creditors doing their
best to help the company A meeting would be
held some time this week consider plans. posi-
bly, TO reorganize
An arrangement completed yesterday by
George Simonson Of Pelham Heights. which will
enable Ladder continue his education by a
scholarship either at Columbia University or New
York University.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
FLOWER HELD ON BRIBERY CHARGE.
Forfeiture of Mills's Bail Said To Be from
Misunderstanding

Dr r c. Flower. whose name has been men
toned frequently in the investigation Of the death
Of Theodore Hagaman. and who IS under $50. 900
bail on FIVE indictments accusing him Of grand lar
cenv was held yesterday AZ the Jefferson Market
Court on the charge OF attempting bribe public
official This Is the charge that grew out OF DR.
accused Neloy ot getting $500 from him on the
warrant served. His affidavit accusing Meoy was
used against him by Assistant District Attorney
Csrvan.
DR.. Flower in court yesterday. when Magis-
.rste Barlow decided 10 hold him the charge
and Mrs Storrs who gave bail for him the
grand larceny indictments. allowed TO give
bond Of 5000 in addition in the bribery complaint
Magistrate Pool. in the Morrisania police court.
yesterday ordered the forfeiture Of the 5000 cash
hail If George Edward Mills. DR. r. c. Flower S
attorney. who arrested charged with trying
TO buy for destruction five indictments against DR..
Flower recently. Mills was before Magistrate Pool
at the Tombs court the time OF his arrest, and
his examination was continued to the Morrisania
court because OF the absence of District Attorney
Jerome from the city. In the mean time. however.
the indictment last week his bail was transferred
10 the Court Of General Sessions. AS the indlct-
rpent disposed Of the in the police court no
representative OF the District Attorneys office ap-
pea red in the Morrissnia court yesterday, and
neither Mills nor his counsel appeared. Magistrate
POOL therefore ordered the bail forfeited.
Assistant District Attorney GarVan said in tho
eff that The action OF the magistrate was
due 20 misunderstanding. and that the bail would
49, Szffz fzf71
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
CIRCUS FOOLS SPECTATORS.

The ticket system designed by the Barnum
e. Bailey circus management to protect its patrons
against the alleged exactions of spectators was
put in operation at Madison Square Garden last
evening for the first time. Under the new scheme
all tickets sold in sealed envelopes. and rfvet
is driven through the centre. The presumption is
that persons viii not purchase seats from specu-
lators without actually seeing the tickets While
the work OF opening the envelopes somewhat de-
noyance by the use OF extra gate. Only one
speculator attempted 10 do business. and had sew
erai punches Of tickets left his hands. Two
weeks ago nifty or sixty specuatCrs could be found
the sidewalk every afternoon and night
We satisfied the scheme is going TO be
Il SUCCESS" said Charles L. Hutchinson. the gen.
eral treasurer. last night THE speculat0rs say
they devise a trick TO knock IL out Before
they do the NeW-York Will be over.
This afternoons performance VIII be devoted to
entertaining the orphan and crippled children OF
the city Seats have been reserved for sixty
hundred
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday with
the Clerk of the United States District Court:

Petitions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday with
the Clerk of the United States District Court:
MAX HOFFMAN No ISL Amsterdam-ave. Labli-
ties 81 100 principal creditor is Clara
Baruch Rochester. y. H.. $1,000.
eEanfhsf Liabilities So is6; assets $3.50 The prin-
ctnsl Julia A Shaw, No. 43 West seventy
fourth-st 81 745; Manhattan Apartment Company. No
10s Fortyseventh-s st. rent. S350o; Elizabeth A
Homer has office furniture $50: medical $50
and accounts Mr.. Klos also has contingent in
under the VIII Of his father
and also his mother Julia A Shaw. which he claims his
LAWYER informs him is exemp: under the laws o. the
state New-York. The value Of the interest is not
stated - o--
The Bronx Liabilities 633, s12o The prin-
cip8l Nathalie Rayles No East Seventy
nrst-st rent Of the premises, No S65 West Twenty
eIghth-st So 375 Samuel A. spooner. No. 220 West
One-hundred and -ffteenth-st.. $1,000
An involuntary petition filed yesterday against
as Rosenthai & Cohn. 712 Broadway. The petition
ing Greeley Cushman & Record, S1.CB6:
FREDERICK Achells, s134o Mcintosh TAFT q
McFenry 1887. L. Vincent lockwood appointed
temporary receiver with bond OF $500 1t is declared
in petition that the alleged hankrupts had a
goods valued at $4,000 up. and until April I
worth $500 is further declared that neither OF
be found. and that city Marshal
is charge Of the business.
AIBFRT E HARTCOM Yesterday appointed
temporary business Of the Bernier Pub
lshng Company. with bond Of 5000 The receiver Is
thirty days the publication OF
expenditures the amounts received for
Advertising the copies thereof 1t Is stated
that should the publication stop the value or the assets
would decreased. The court stays the
proceedings th. Supreme Court OF this county
against the alleged bankrupts by 5. b. Hopkins J. C.
Driscomb and other judgment creditors ana orders a
fishing against Laura Skinner ana John +. Nc
DonouFh The action for an alleged pleaeh OF con-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
TELL OF CAMPING IN CANADA.

The Sportsman's Paradise of the North is
shown in a pamphlet and map just issued by the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company, The map
shows that along the line of the road. from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, extending back into
try marked 'unexplored," many kinds OF North
American game abound. There are moose, caribou
elk deer bear, grouse and waterfowl and the
streams are filled with trout pickerel bass and
other fish Hints given about the outfit needed.
camp life guides. canoes and many other things
lover of hunting needs to know about. Tourist
sleepers are provided for short runs. as well as
the long Of three thousand miles from ocean
10 ocean. 49,
which is called "Hints About Camping in Canada -
is the one cooking There are many points
shout cooking game and preparing he staples of
camp fare which to be Of use to the pros
pective camper.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
RICH CONTRACTOR FoILS BURGLAR.
Intruder Jumps from Roof-So Badly In
iured He Could Not Escape.

John 2 Reid a wealthy contractor had an ex-
citing experience with burglar at his house at
%o r1s East Seventeth-st.. early yesterday.
Mr. Reid was awakened by hearing sounds as II
so-,,a one Vas moving around on the first floor Of
his house Taking a revolver he noiselessly went
Downstairs and saw the intruder bending over a
chest ~ drawers Mr.. Reid told the burglar 10
throw up his hands but the latter dashed through
. window on to an extension roof. and then jumped
20 the ground His ankle sprained. and he
was So badly injured ne could not escape He
described himself as Herman LeibovltcZ, nineteen
wear, old. OF No. 2 Second-st. After being cared
5a- A. hospital he taken Police Head
quarters Magistrate Zeller held him for further
n1inatfon.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
CATHEDRAL COLLECTS OVER $4,000
To Be Used for the Preparatory Seminary
College-0ther Offerings.

Among the collections taken at the Easter
services ? noteworthy offering was that OF from
ssa on 70 Ss51 at T'atricks Cathedral for the
Preparatory Seminary College. TO be established IN
September in the place of the Boiand Trade Scnool
sef Fifty-frst-st and Madison-ave-
The Easter Offering a Calvary Church No 21S
F-o,,rt.-ave amounted about $4,000. which will
he LARGELY devoted the expense Of renovating the
church next SUNNI
At St Georges Church. in Rutherford Place. the
Easter offering about 5000. IT will be mostly
srent on the work of the church at the Seaside
Home at Rockaway. About thirteen thousand
persons are sent by the church TO the seasioe
every summer -
The Easter offering at the Church OF the AsceI. .
sion Fifth-ave. and Tenth-st-. amounted TO amour
8 600 and will devoted TO meeting the expenses
Of he church.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
TRIES TO JAB OUT HER OWN EYES
Woman Accused of shoplifting Tears Her
Lips in Sixth-ave.

sfrielirg tearing her lips with her nails until
they bled in streams jabbing at her eyes with
= hatptn a woman charged with shopliftfng raised
2 considerable commot!on at Twenty-fhird-st ano
Sixth-ave. yesterday afternoon.
Crowds of shoppers gathered. The woman de-
.,,,-o from, tho 7enar+rlent store who had fol-
lowed the woman and accused her of theft pre-
vented her from doing herself any serious damage
until a policeman came snd took her into CUSTODY
The crowd was content TO watch and listen.
The woman who gave her name as Ellen Muir
MY and refused to give her address, taken 10
The Office OF the store. where she continued to
scream. denouncing Miss Murray and every one
sround and insisting that the detective had cut
b.- fns In Jefferson Market court she was held
fr $500 bail for examination The detective sala
she had seen the steal small lochet pN
-clzire ii 5rD with handkerchief, and that the
woman had been drinking. An empty whiskey BOT
- feI from her dress when she was searched.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14

of New York-EmigTant Industrial Savings Bank
Plaintiff against and others Defendants In
pursuance of Judgment foreclosure and sale duly
and entered above entitled action bearing
the 10Th day March 1901 J. the undersigned Ref
said Judgment named will sell at public auction
the New York Real Estate SaesrOoms No Ill Broad
way in the Borough Manhattan, in the city OF New
York. day Of April. 1903. at twelve O'Clock
noon by Joseph 4. baS. NuctoieeE- the
premises directed by such Judgment to De sold and therein
described as those certain lots. pieces or
parcels land with thereon. situate lying
and being the Twenty-thd Ward OF the city OF New
York town OF Norrisania Weschester County,
5elng all OF the lot designated by the number one nun
dred and OF lot designated by the
uhher One hundred and nineteen Ufl on the map or
the Village by Andrew flndlaN-
Neyor. dated West Farms August TO- is4s AMI
NE IN the office the Register of said County OF West
stsr said Eogthar bounded and described
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
NEW YoRK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF New YOrk-Bertha wagner. Plsin'iT asains-
William Lyman and others Acticn No. ID. Defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale duly
IN abOve-enJttled action bearing
date the 10Th day Of March lsS the undssisned tne
Judgment named. VIII sell Public
at Real Estate SalssrOonn. III
Borough Of Manhattan. City of New
York on the 18th day Of April 1906 Il o'clock
that day Peter F. Meyer Auctoneer. the premises
said Judgment be sold. and therein de-
follows: All that certain lot piece pscsi
OF md building improvements thereon
erected situate lying being in the Borough Man
CITY OF New York. bounded and described
follows: Beginning the Westerly side %
Fifth distant ffy feet Northeriy from The
formed by the intersection Of the Westerly side of Fift
the Northerly side cf One hundred snd
thirtysixth Street, running thence westerly parallel with
thirty-sixth Street and OF the dis
wall eghtyhve feet thence North
parallel with Fifth Avenue twenty-fOur feet
thence Eastery again parallel with hundred
thiry-sxth Street and % through
wall eighty-fVs feet westerly
Fifth and running thence Southery along
OF Fifth Avenue feet
the point place OF beginning. be
Dated New York. March 2ard- 1909
ROBERT RUSSELL. Referee
DAVID MCCLURE Attorney for Plaintiff - William
New York. y
The following Is diagram OF the property be sold
above. the number being Fifth
Avenue. New York. v Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
GOVERNOR ODELL RETURNS.
He Did Not See Senator Platt on His>Visit
Here.

Governor Odell, who in this city Saturday
and Sunday. at the Hotel NetherIand. returned TO
Albany yesterday morning without seeing Senator
PIatt He would not discuss his visit Senator
Platt would not talk about politics yesterday.
Asked about the interview in which Senator Depew
indicated that the failing off of the Republican
vote in city last fall due dissatisfaction
with Mayor Lows administration, but that the
administration gaining I'm favor: that there
would be fusion this fall and Mayor Low would
be renominated the Senator said. Il don't be
heve that Senator Depew accurately reported "
He would say nothing further He would not dis
the so-called grab" bills.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
Foreclosure Sales.

as follows: BEGINNING at the NOrtneasteriy corner -
E5,rSraun (nou Third Sixth loa.r
Street as laid said thence running Essal
o zsfd
three forty-tz0
10 Tuiton Avenue NOrtheaserly along ali Fri.
avenue one hundred and twenty eight feet mora ar
Ia Ios Number 1s said thence WcstwardIv ai.
Number lis. and on line parallel with slTS
hundred and sssenty-eieht
Iet Number ff9 Northwardly along ne dfs@
lots Numbers 1fs nj
dftv feet thence Westwsrdy line parallel 7h ~.
southery boundary line Of lot Number 1iS Aforesaid
bnadrsd and eighty feet. less ssid Forg,,-
Avenue. thence Southeriy along said Avenue one n5
the
the nIsc. OF beginning Excepting therefrom 30 ro~L
tberaof NAV been the OF
FOR the opening sor widening % Fulton Avenue
DATED Me- York. April 6th 1893.
ARTHUR D. TRUAX Pess-..
WILLIAM G. ORR Attorney for PlainSiM No 81 Co.
hers street Manhattan. City of Ssew YORK
The following a diagram Of tho property 70 be sos q.
described soove-
Isgth
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
EASTER CHURCH ELECTIONS.

of the IntereessonW ardens-h T. ; W htnaR'
two L. a. Rodeusten. year Nestfyfeh--H
+ Cromwell J. r. Fellows and Pell W. Foster class OF
1906: w T. Alexander John Doty and G L. Grfln class
OF 1905: c. F.. Bishop. II. Buckingham and r. y.
Clark. class of 1904 - r-s
ST Peters Church. Chester, n Y:-Warnens-
Nicholas Palmer and George w Quintard esITyIieh
George ". Studwell. B.. NJ Cook, ~ v Wnite
man j. NJ Main Dwight Smith. John W. Ingman, e. F.
Studwel and John F. Mills.
aAII Souls Church-Wardens- Edward Brown and Henry
A. Rogers. Vestrymen-Gustav H Schwao Charies j.
Harrah Edward H. I.andon. Edmund G Converse, a u
Hepburn Samuel T. Peters. Henry L. Dyer and Eoert h
Colfax
WansIey Junior warden-John A. Logan Nestrymen-J
r W Dannatt E. j. Smith F. H. Chase t. A. Nye' T.
Croffut and W NJ.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

l. Keene & Co. Baltimore: L. Keene. cloaks. etc {:
Square.
Darlington w., .,
IT u Clough Boston. furnishing goods; Hotel Imperial
p p t.beever. Boston neckwear: Herald Square.
F ! weber Buffalo. hats and Park Avenue
{ law 4 s. Levy, woolienr Hoffman.
Fries & Schuele Cleveland c. Fries. notions. etc {:
r Henderson Oswego. N Y, drygoods. etc. st. Denis
smith & Murray. Springfield Mass. A Leih. clothing.
Murray Hill
7 Kraus Baltimore hats and Herald Square.
smear Brothers Middletown Conn; l. Spear millinery
Marlborough ~ =,
Hor
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14

San Francisco. April 13.-The earliest American
civilization has been traced in Peru by Dr. Max
Uhle director of the anthropoogical excavations
and explorations of the University OF California IN
that country where heretofore Inca traditions had
,ad scantists 70 believe that Peruvian civilization
existed only few centuries before the coming OF
the Spaniards. The archaeological work OF pr'
Jhle has established the fact that great cviiiza-
ton hourished two thousand years earlier, at the
least +. 49,.
This discovery is result of studies rnaae M nm. IN me
two expeditions which Dr. TThle has led in recent
wears at the expense of Mrs. Phoebe Hearst anu
under the auspices of the University of California
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF County Of
>c.y Ynt notice hereby given all persons ha wing
;s against benjamin Haxtun, late OF County OF
New York deceased, present the with vouchers
%eof 10 the subscriber his place of transactng bust
oass ar the office OF Evarts, Tracy Sherman, No 81
In City of New York, befo N
,sntb day OF next.
Kew York. day of
A"''N HENRY SLEEPER HARPER, Executor
EvARTS TRACY & SHERMAN Attorneys for Executor
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
PARCELS " AND Y
81 n % in

Nos. 259 & 25T W SSth ST
Parcel TII Of above described premises -
sold subject mortgages thereon which
due and PAYABLE the principal sums sggregatng So 49,
vrb interest at per from January l. 1905 held
by the the EugTant Industrial savings
and several tenancies or the AMI
and the several offs thereof said beam rtg-
sold together said III
will subject the rent covenants and COrditlons
contained said leases the proPOrtOnate amount Of
said rent due time OF the delivery ref
erees deed be paid by the referee
Parcels nd the above described premises vii
sod the tenancies expiring October T. 1915
buildings. respectively. erected thereon and
whatever rights, " the % the al
scent building the eastery side Of said parcel has
for the Of the wall OF the building said parcel
mart wall. GERRIT SMITH Referee
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ Of New York.-Lilan G. Dewitt PLAINTIFF. sgain-5
Mary H Gray and others defendantsIn pursuance %
made and entered in the above entitled action bearing
day March. 1903. the undersigned.
tion at the New-York Real Estate SalesFoom No tii
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan New YORK. City the
Bryan L. Kennedy. aUctonser. the premises
reced by said judgment 70 be Sold and therein deserted
Parcel IIL-AH that certain lot Of
possession with the buildings and improvements
thereon situate the nOrthery side OF Bro0r
Street between Mercer and Greene Streets. in
Rrnn,e - street and descbei by the lot nnlber ia On
the map Charles Loss. city par
follows: Southerly in front by Broone Street .
easterly by lot number I6t on SAID map IN TIE rear BY
number 164 said map and westerly BY lot number
1856 said said lot being about p feet in width BY
about 100 feet in depth Dc tH Saa more
less Also toSether Win All r ttie ana interest n
beam other rights in premises adton
deutlIre made William
Gray the LIST day of March. 1898 and recorded
a certain ndenture made by and between Arthur 4
day of December. and acknowledged BY said An
o. 9th OF January. 1899
Parcels " V.-As parcel. certain
lots of land the same in possession. win
buildings thereon erected. situate Borough
i are asreee f 5Stb str.sI @ fset a. sar POM f on 55
n0rtheasteriv corner of 3sth Street ana Fghb Ave1
nue. 9s feet ana inches trence easerfv on iine nara
lei with Thiry-eighth "a feet inches and = o-
nue. through a party vail 9s fset inches 70 fhs s61tb
eriy line Of Thirty-eighth street and thence ess-i
along the norther side Of ThrtSehth street 81 feet
ming. be the said several dimensions
premises being known BY the street numbers 257 and
Dated New York. April ?. 1903
BLATCHFORD & SHERMAN. Attorneys for pIaintr
No 81 Nassau Street, Borough OF Manhattan New
The following diagrams Of the property Sold
~.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
TO LECTURE ON BOOK MAKING.

Among the topics selected by the Board OF Edu-
cation for the free lecture courses for this week
:. one tonight BY J. Horace Mcfarland. Of Pitts
,,u-e an The Making Of q Book" Amity House.
No sl2 Vet Fffty-fourth-st Hr. Mcfarland is
,,yesfdent OF TIE American League Of Civic Inn
r,roveu1ent the lecture Viii DC illustrated with
Frr,r,s~otls lantern sildes and viii undoubtedly
,,-oZ fre+ri.ctive TO persons who Dtlrestsd in
.hs pi1ystcal structure OF book
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. April 13.-The official closing qut
tations for mining stocks to-day were follows:
Surrogates Notices.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

New York notice is hereby given to all persons having
Ethel Scott, late of OF
New York deceased 70 present the same with vouchers
araof subscriber her place OF transacting
b,siness tbe office OF William r. Wilcox 80 Nassau
Street in the City Of New York. before the first
dav OF September next.
N"S iSatea New York second day OF February 1908
-Ne1 GEORGIANA 6 LYON. Administrators
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Attorney for Administrative
No 32 Nassau Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-14

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No No
spring wheat. 77eD7s1ac; g. 70GT7c; No red LAO
IS 14c; No yellow. 43c NO oats, aZsc
No white 33g341sc No rye 499.c; good iee9lhs en
faxseed 81 0s; No Northwestern 81 lo prime uholly
seed So 30; clover. contract grade sl2 mess Porh per
bbl s17 s59s17 90: lard, 100 NJ 20 e5qs9 W. S1oL
ribs sides loose) 50 soGs9 go dry salted shoulders
tboxedJ So 75Ss s71s short clear sides boxed slug
$40 25: whskey. of high wines. 81 80 on tne
Exchange to-day the butter market was
mark cases included. 13% G14c Cheese steady 12'2g
13lac.
Duluth April 13-Close: Wheat-To arrive, no nara
77I.c: No Northern, T54c: No Northern 'S@sc; May
nc: July. 74ssc Oats-May 321zc.
Milwaukee, April 1a1Wheat ztfady Cosf; Nav $50
75tsc bid. Rye steady; No l. o2c Barley ouI' NO -
soc: sample 40q53c. Corn-May. 43asc.
Minneapolis April 1s-CIose: Wheat-Cash. fetsc; S ;
MAY T3 7sQ74c: July ira tx No hard &c; NO
Northern, .61sc; No Northern S. No No nd nat
$3 s5Gs3 95: first clears 81 s5g$2 3d. second clears
So 351s2 As Bran-In bulk $40 so
Philadelphia April 13-Wheat weak and &c lower; con-
tract grade April 7SAQ79c. Corn firm and 1tc hiShe
April. 4ea4914c Oats dull and 1sc lower; 40 =
81 Sqssa 80 do extras 81 9aSs Western winter clear
So 1871 So %; straight S3 40QS3 90; do naLen 30 ~
asa s. spring clea2 50 25qs3 35: straight 81 5qS4 DO
patent 81 O59s4 30 do avorite brands 81 oGs4 40 Rye
a"ur seaiy Sc 1898 20 per bbl Butter weak and 10
lower: extra 2ec; do nearby prints
Eggs steady. demand; fresh nearby 14tc at the
mark; Western 15c; do southwestern l414 40
Southern, Cheese firm and in moderate denana:
New-York full creams prime small 1414qliHc; DO far
to good 1914 q14c do prime large 1494%c do iar 70
good, 1211913Ac
es5sc; May esa6s1sc: July es1.c; No hard 7o@53c-
Oats-No cash 3313c nominal May S3c norninali July
20 lse: No white. 3712c.