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The Daily spy., 1849-07-27

LIVERPOOL, July IA. The tone of business
tughout the week has continued active and
brous, and considerably more than an average
Aount OF operations have been effected The
nufactufingsd sdistrctsgi assurance OF health
State OF things, with gradual extension of
Ianufacturing traffic and the restoration of con.
'dence The English funds have steadily ad
'anced during the week. The money market
continues remarkably easy. In American Sc
,urities there has been no falling off in demand,
md prices have not undergone any material
,hanrP
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Photographed for me Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON HpIII 10 Z. VI.
Letter from GIN Cas- on .Mitage- Commesion

WASHINGTON hpil 40 I. vi.
Letter from GIN Cas- on .MiifGge- CommeSion.
er of Public Buildings Waraem Of the Peni
tcnGary, &c.
Senator tuote has to-day received from Gen
Cas- letter, in which he denies most em1hal
cdliy that he has received or charged either pay
or mileage for the regular session CT Congress.
that he has received nothing for any but lie ex-
scui i've session. A certificate from Mr.. Dickins
Secretary OF he Senate, will b. published in the
Uaion sometime during the present week 10 his
effect. The ,l,i,er is dated at Cincinnati lasI
week. He SAYS iha, though his public course IS
nearly run, he does not wish 10 forfeit The comb
dence of his friends, and hence he thought proper
10 deny he charge.
MIR. Forwards friends say emphaIlcaily tnat
he dm decline and Withdraw his papers Tor me
appointment OF postmaster Al Piusoufs
Mr.. Evans has to-day accepted me appoint
men, as a member OF The beard OF Commission
ers on The Mexican claims.
|! is rumored to-day thai there VIII De no I'M
ponant appointments made Tor fortnight 70
come.
l. is also said ,ha, Mr.. Ignatius Mud, father
AZ John Henry Clay Mudd, will be appointed
commissioner Of the public buildings.
Bailey Peyton 10 sill The most prominent man
for the Mexican mission.
Mr.. Alexander Irving, of Clear6eld coua'y,
Pa, has been appointed marshal OF me Eastern
Dislric, Of Pennsylvania, and Nh. Swi'zef dis
trct attorney Of The same distrct-the latter re-
sides a Piusburg.
l, is also rumored that Thos. Fi,man has been
appointed warden OF The Penilenliary OF The Dis
trict Of Columbia.
The Post office Department has been engaged
to-day in receiving examining and recording
proposals for mail contracts Tor the New Eng
land States and the Sale OF New York. The pro-
posals are not SO Numerous as they were four
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mDTSORGANIZED."

u,,;l Tho oSon,hern Sentinel" shall come mo
tho field Mr.. Bous will have TO fight on his own
hook-surrountcd, II is rue, Ivy his ceVoleo oouy
guard" but without a press 10 sounu ms u'e''
or repel the blows which Tall thick ana heaVy
around him. Yesterday, The three Taylor or
cans were upon him. The Whis cevoles some
dozen artic es 10 prove his unhness Tor me posi-
.nd his desnerate chances OF success--Ihe Tines
contends lha, Mr.. Bots cannon sucoeee' 'oi
considerable body OF Wings have "insupei"o'e
objections" 10 him-and The Republican, "h'c'
has lately eviuced a reluctant assent 70 tae sup
MORT of Bolts, as the choice OF "he majority, io'
heller ar scoyse." and with the same cnii"iiSe
aversion Tor "physie" with which Mr. bo"s
himself had 10 swallow the bitter dose OF lay
lori.m the Republican, too, turns win o'se"s'
from The "rerribIe Bolts" and heaps Goals Of nfe
on his head. Mr.. Bots having, in his slashng
Hanover speech, deied tie tire" OF the Repno"'
can. that paper, with admirable seli.complacen-
cy worthy Of its "old chief" and with The air nl
n "conqueror," bids MIR. Bolts keep The humble
Mace 10 which he had been reduced by The power
OF "availabiy" The Republican is right. While
apress after press" The Times and The Wing,
were belaboring the "no par,yites, the Rspuoll-
con holdly. and with remarkable foresight, Gew
tho f]ag of "old Whitley" and enjoyed the proud
satisfaction of seeing its scohers ranging them
.s,ves a, il. feet the jealous advocates OF
navaiabliry." But, now, it sees the "terriole
Bolts" captive in its power. Twelve months
.;nce. who would have predicted that at this
day the Republican would boast as its proude',
triumph, that "eren Bolts himself chad to- sur
GENDER" But here is the exulline general or
der" of The Republican:
"As TO the sire" of the Republican, that is al
together imaginary. II has had the satisfaction
of ENJOYING a much lof,ier feeling, II pursued
the seven tenor OF its way" until 1t saw press
after press, aud politician after politician, fall
into line - and evea Bolts himself surreHder.-
What cause for "re" was there in all tins: lis
course since the great political triumph has pro-
we'd that il has had no wrongs to redress-no
enemies TO punish-ro cause for ony thing but
a feeling of graduation. II has been the CONCUR
or and can afford TO treat all It's de!ractors with
liberallty and Kindness
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
,rrnoNp MARKETS. APRIL

RIrnMOND MARKETS. APRIL 5.
TOBACCO.-Mo animation IN he mark.
70, The la>rrwo days, and prices better. Lnss 5.
3 ID } IS End B. common leaf SO IS l. 81 5;
soei IS 10 5 rs and Sc; fine Sc 80 10 50 5.
AMI IS 10
ELOuR-Nominal. "a So, a 62..
WHEAT-ll5 cents 'os re; l2O cents wsis.
CORN-42l a As c. per bushel.
OATS-32 cents per bushel.
CORN MEALS cents.
WuISkEY-25 cents Tor Rectihed.
BACON-!lams Il Zoe; old Western slte,
5.a t ci.; new &, G.; shoulders 5. s. Liso
Il . =,
LIVE STOCK-BEEF: scale weight y -
3 25 gross; Hoes: none 10 market; SHEEP s.
Sf-as N inailv.
SUGAR-New Orleans, 4, 6:c.; PoHo Il.
% Ala Gtc; 5, Cfoix, IL tic; double fehuec
finat crushed and powdefed) 9,c.
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PHILADELPHIA April At, P. N
I,ID..s ,nlL, MA ID L L,nS

A fire oocurei this morning, which ds.roys.
two five.Srory warehouses, si'uatr-',n Deca ut
street. They were occupied by Mr.. g. Conf,
There is partial insurance on The tdii:,ns,
and their contenis, but MOI enough 10 cove. hi.
loss.
Al The fire this afternoon on The whari teIos
Walnut stree, The stores OF Mes>r> George Il
man. Messrs Carson & Newboli, Nj John We,
and Me>sfs S. u w. Welsh, warr destroyed. tn.
los i. estimated a, from 10000 . so, 900 Tner.
was an insurance, tut 10 what amour, aag.
MOI asceralned.
The stock market is steady, but no, acliys.
prices remain abou, The same az yeslerisy
Treasury ao.es los. Pennsylvania SIS -, 4
79..
mon brands Al 81 50.
Wheat is Jun Sales Of rel al "a 100 CEN,
Nothing cone in whe-sInall sales ri yellow
corr al 50 a 81 cents; cas- 81 % cents
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years ago. Several days will probably BE- O., :
sumed in attending to this mailer.
Photographed Tor The Baltimore Sun

i I'LL
New YoRk, April 4-6P.N
The. steamer Canada sailed today Tor Eur.
al her appointed hour. with l42 passeno-..
among whom i Mr.. Van Stalk, bearer ., !.
patches 10 England. No specie on board.
By an arrival here we have dates tom D ;,
au Prince TO he l7.h nit. The accounts arm.
The President of Hayli, with 10 900 men -. 49,.
marched, on The lOia, asains! The Domnicara.
bur there have been no iidings OF the result.
The sock market TO-DAY exhibits no ms,e.,
change. A lar business doing. E1chane.S,
London 81
Flour i dull. Saes OF 5000 bbls. wes.s,r ;,
4 "a 10 5, and s. ut; Genesee common s. q
ani southern do IS.
Whea, fdul. Sales Of Genessee "a, y =,
%. and 3 600 bushels read Al alO7. Corn !.
steady Sales d $500 bushels q, 50 So con.
for mixed and So 81 els Tor yellow Oav3i
80 cents
Up 20 this hour there is no news Of n.
steamer Niagara, now due with two weeks lac,
advices from Europe
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A ktBUK f.

The New York Mirror, Taylor paper, thus
quietly rebukcs the gross ard exaggerated state
men,s of the Richmond Wig agains! the Ame.
ricsn Ministers al London and Paris:
This is rather broad eSagse.ation. Mr..
Bancroft lives in handsome style in thaearisto-
cratic quarter Of london, and VIZ dare say
spends quite as much noney as his station de
mands. No diplomatic agent in London has
been more noticed by The mobility, or comp!t-
nlenred 6y The pes. Mr.. Rush is not exactly
ri. h lignt in The ambassadorlal world, If he
can't sneak French.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 81, 1919.

Incidents Of Trarei Senatorial Emeute-Er
Goreynor Seirard and Colonel Dotrns
| understand that, only for The interference OF
some friends, personal encounter would have
occurred on Friday last. between Ex-Governor
William H. Seward of your State, and Colonel
Downs, Of Louisiana, which might have resulted
in something serious. The facts OF the case, a
have learned them, are these:
In the cars, between Washington and baIti
more those two gentlemen were introduced 10
each other, and Immediately entered into con-
yersation. After being awhile so engaged, Co
lionel Downs remarked that he regretted exceed
iugly that Mr. Seward and Mr.. Fillmore were
not on friendly terms. Al Ibis remark seward
fred IN and asked how and where Coonel
Downs got such informaiion' Colonel Downs
replied, from the newspapers. From wha'
newspaper;r asked Mr. Seward. From one
whose predictions have been verified 10 almost
eyery instance the New York Herald, replied
the Colonel "the paper which predicted ihe
election Of General Harrison, of Col Polk, and
Of Genera. Taylor MIR. Seward then said,
"Sir, If you take that paper, you are no Wing
Tor something Of that sort there is no truth
from that source; and as il is not improbable
that YOU NAV be considered very smart fellow
in your own State, -
AS MIR. Seward was proceeding 10 tins strain,
Col. Downs jumped from his seat, evidently with
The intention Of doing something desperate, and
Immediately Mr.. Seward ceased. Col. Downs
was the first TO break the temporary silence, by
declaring that he intended 10 inillct corporal
chaslisement on Mr. seward; but nc was pre-
vented from doing so by the interference OF some
passengers in the same car CO.. Downs could
not he pacfcd, and seemed determined 10 have
.atisfaC ton some time or other. Tn the arrival Of
The cars a, The relay house, ab Ut nine miles
from Baltimore, MIR. Seward evidently was
alarmed at the indignant frown on the ColoneIs
counlenance and called on friend 10 protect
him from assault Nothing, however, took
place, but on their return to the cars, Mr.. Sew
ards friend, who, understood, was MIR. g
s., of Albany, spoke to Col. Downs, and
persuaded him 10 let the matter stand unt.l the
arrival Of the train in Baltimore.
When the cars reached that city Col Downs
sought Mr.. Seward al several hotels, but not
finding him, he concluded hat he had concealed
himself. This was the condition OF matters when
nv informant left Baltimore. vii remark, IN
this connection, that Mr.. Stewards irieEd took
the precaution to engage in conversation with
Col Downs whilst the passengers we're getting
out of the cars.-G.E T. Hratd.
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MA ISfS AZ. gsS,

Married, On "Wednesday evening, 4th lnsl !, hY
IN. Rev John Woodcock Nj. WM. c. BAILEY
10 Mss LiuRA A. nutsBsRRY, all OF this ci'y.
Norfolk papers will please cory
MaT,ie:. on Wednesday evening, b inst, ty
the Rev. Philip Courtney, JOHN J. II. FowLErs
10 Mis- frances a., daughter OF Mr.. Eisha
Eo,vlkes All al ms cry. 7-r,
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CHESTERFIELD CoUNTY.-Mr. Seldom
w,ll address The people Of Chesterfield al their
Cour, House, on Monday nslt AT least one OF
the Wbis candidates will be present, we hear.
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nR. L. T. GOoCH offers his professional
~ services 10 the citizens OF Richmond AMI IL
vicinity. Office on Bank street, Souh-w's!
corner OF Capitol Square, near Lafayette Hall.
G1a,uiiuus consultations for the poor al 3
O'Clock A. NJ, tally April i
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UtIUCN, y. H.i UdIIy HPIH .
pIcuNoND FIRE ASSOCIATIONS
. srTENTION FIRENEN Attend recu.
= lat "aSh'hs - '"ui ies,e''e b"s !.
tiousrs IN Mohaay EtS' IN 'hs'd"'' o :
o'clock, T. w.
~ ordcf 81 m hring rfin aer Lns'nssi
Apri' JOHN IL hoohEh' secretary
HICKS OFFICE Conner a Main ana II d
S,rrets
Drawn Nos. OF Susouehann, Lottery, Glass y,
- * TO - :! 20 . ~ a 81 81 ~ - ~ =
Ticket No ~ 81 a F'i@c u Sioo , sulG az
p",G ~ ri, 49, on
for G,s p"y, i,u"',- "a w odnlih'" =. mn
,, n.e rr,He'iS., :. LAS ~ n'~s I $50
2ouoi ~ ~c % Nos', % "Id"h, 80
ALSO 'hr ,ohN''lu"'eu, SldS> ia - i'Ies ~
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gyTO NIGHT is sci aside as The Benefit OF
the Door Keepers, Officers, &c, OF The Theatre
We have always found Them obliging, attentive,
and efficient, and WE wish them liberal house
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FORTUNES HOME, cHALK's OFFICE

FORTUNES HOME, CHALkS offioN
L No. t. Main Street. as
Drawn Nos Of Susouchanra Lottery, Gas i
FL "a 60 Il y % IS SO "A 81 80 IL II !! =
Seanpr me Capita: 80 50 IS, sod
Class "a Capitals: $40 900, 1000, 1000, ,oW
500 &C Nos, Is drawn. Tickets "a ~.
Ais. F. f. Seminary Lottery. Capri.
S 900 1000, SC. IS Nos, 10 drawn. -
eis 81. frs
"Therc's good time coming" at CHALhs
April 6 doors above the Old Na'"'.
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TIL r. A TR T..
BENEFIT OF G.. w. CLARKE.
Sfy,JoU E'rsUyug durI I'm

SGtHHHU I.tsHtHot fpu I'm.
E w. 4. takes mi, opportunity u than6lLg
-. The press AMI pubic Tor he kind feeling
and encouragement extended TO him during b.
>oJourn in Richmond, AMI trusts mat The pief>
selected u TINS occasion viii meet win Ihe'r a..
pioval.
TIE entertainments will consist Of The gra.
drama emitted "Tnc Boue" and the poArfil
piag, IN six paris, u Ina "Slx Degrees 4 Cnme
roth pieces cas-. 10 me lul strength Of the Gonna
ny. Box TOOK now open. Apfb
MANAGERS OFFICE, d. PAINE 81 -
vi Richmond, Virginia.
Lotteries 70 he trawn This day-Capiia!s Sll.
600, 1000, 1000 600, &c., &c. 66 Nos. I
CAPITALS: 5000, 1000, ISL, 600, &. !
Nos, Is Drawn Ticheis 50.
Drswn N,s. u SHsqnehanna Lottery, Class
10 81 30 Is Il 70 - SO "a 81 IS II 10 ~.
Apul Il e. w. PURCELL " CO.
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MIR K /. A 5 K q

vi u ~ L. Il > n ~
DANClNG MASTER 10 the Corr 81 VIdni'
~ will VISIT Richmond aboui the l5h o. af
month. He proposes ID leach The several danC''
winch are nov most fashionable, and WI
agrr, able 10 he pupils, Instruct them a! thef -
silence.
During the past Winter he taught large CO.
in Ba.uiore, OF The 10 81 Distinguished i''ur
IS, and btaa> wih him letters II iecOnliIeI
daion L. several . nliemen III This cry.
lie NAY be ound at the American Hoe :"
the time stated above. =.
RgPg MIR. Mactarah1, -
Cha r B. Gibson, DR.. K. w. Hd1al..
Anil G-pD6.
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roe RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
10 thc Editn,s Of he EnQuirsr.

= c1.A,L.IfoRNiA,-THE NEW Ro ,11r eo,,0.
Every thing respc ting this 'n'ere sa .s rs.
,ry is important o many of yeur reaoes Era
n uo.o;.,Iy those who desire to visit il. mere
p pss many objections 10 all the routes to be
. Az as expense, delays, dangers,
&c The following article was prepared os , o"'
~ ,bo hest informed men in The South west
" ,,b;cb il will be seen that the route VIA
a,v n Lagaca. is the Jcs', safest and nea,ts'
~ wv 80 ~ hundred miles. It's the cheapest Lava.
~ =. cao be reached from New Orleans IN my !,
hour The travel by this route 'hl s spring .
immense, and daily increasing "Es'EA'
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Euhraim G. Squitr, Of New York, % be Charge
d'Afairs OF Inc United States TO the Republic Of
Guatemala.
Alexander Ramsey, Of Pennsylvania, 10 be
Governor OF the Territory Of Minnesota, in the
place OF William Pennington, declined.
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FIR the Enquire

Messrs. Editors: The following is the cosiccs
vote as given Tor Common Councimen am
Aldermen Tor
MONROE WARD.
CouscnMgN- Samuel ID Denoon, 4'9 votes;
William =. Alien, 400 votes; joseph Mayo.
3i3 votes; Davrt J. Saunders, 3OS Votes; wei
hnston Gottin, 219 votes.
ALDgRMgs-lohn l. Tafe, 40 yoe>; Joseph
C Miueield, 4j3 votes; Samuel ] Pniliam,
AS yotrs; Larkin " Glaz-brook, 1872 vo:es.
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RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
4 TTENTlON, FlREMEN ! Attend reeu.
"A lar washing Al your respective Eueloc
tiousrs Tn Monday EeSl, 9h instant, al )
nillnck Z M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-20
CITY TRADE REPORT,

WEDNESDAY, December 1902. NJ.
There was a movement In cotton to- day, and sales
large for this market, including lots both for
spipners and for export The market closed quite
nrm, and with better feeling. We have received a
letter per BbsrLia from leading Liverpool house. Of
which the following Is an extract
Cotton has suffered further decn. Of I'd per IT, this
week but shsre few sellers at such decline There
ro S yGpr sss the article Of
money market to account for IL Of those ht.
To- The rinhsr, as II BY e-mmon consent have kog, Of
s ssa n sr s or - 200 10
so hale. ;F,sul.,on sspS. Ia.
vsss IS sss .e ar. Amsrcsn ss,iss. 7so las, q
way from United States 80
We are nor hhs to be h.med With saOp les for
business The spnhers have small Of
that they will be soon forced iso tho mar ct a. pSr
hs,er Witch will inp'rt greater activity aud nrmnos to
There LEES amin alton In the aour market;
holders Of pure and extra brands however unite
firm Canadian was heavy. while psrcsls we're beiog
clipped ON Canadian account Southern -four vas
firm. With q fair amount 81 sales Rye -four and
nssl we're In better demand, aud sales made
fr shipment TO the Birth provinces Wheat
quiet. and GALES we're limited. Canadian ~ss being
shipped on account Of owners. Corn fair
NAMED steady, at about previous rates. PORK va,
more buoyspt, With good demand for csiiforpis.
Beet continued hrm: Lard wac steady. Butter sad
cheese we're in good demand, aud there vas mark
eo change In oofre or sugars Freigh's in good
demand for California aud steady TO English ports
AsnEs- There vas less hrmu,ss In the market sIth
soles % 70 barrels at SO 81 for pearls and 50 62S
yots.
BErApsrurrs.-Fiotr-Th sales aggregated 500
barrels including ordinary and common STAT. aud
Canadian at - to 81 rs; straight STATE at 81 rs
to 81 81; mixed Ohio, indians aud choice Stat. at
"a - ~; straight Michigan ut So to 50 o. favorits
State and Western at So 12S to S. is; fancy isAgsn
and pure Geneses So IL to IS al other grades --rs
without change Included In the sales 600 bbl-
CsLsdian. at quotations Sguthevu Flow Sales sore
900 barrels. at 50 oo to 80 81 for MIXED to good brands
Rye fic,r- 200 barrels sold NJ ~ IS to s2st Corn
B,siSaies included 200 barrels Brandy at 81 os
to So l2h and $50 barrels good Stst. "a 81 Heaf
The Gales of wheat we're limited Rye Sales of N
bushels were made, at SOC 10 bsSc the latter price
and time Borby firm, with sales Of 900 ahels
pr me four rowsd, at 66c. Corn The sale. reached
10000 bushels, at Soc to b6kc for Northern SIC
to o. for rev southern; b7hc to 5sc for old
tern mixed, CSC for white Southern aud soc tor Fat
and round yellow Oars we're steady with fair local
dsmard including Northsrs AZ 42c TO 45c Jersey at
csc. tc acc aud southern 81 sac. TO 800
CoTroN.-Hold-rs disposed 20 sccede to the
views Of bryers today rhis enabled shippns orders
to be allied 10 the extent Of 1900 to eco bales
continue quotation. until the market settles more
though tome think 10 = higher.
Al nm n
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S35,1S9 90
18th August, 1889.
OveTdrawa first day.

OveTdrawn first day. SOL 90
The cash, therefore. on which these sfhdavits
Bank notes, Harvey Davtons check, and d SANDER
cons check. This is the question which Is to be de-
termined by the higher court at Trenton on the ap
plication Of the defendants. With the exception OF
Norton, all the defendants have found bail aud
large, several Of them being men Of property and
and residing in this part of the country Nor
be is somewhat OF stranger In this neghoorhood it
may be- well to give some account OF his history Ia
financial Affairs in other states
understand that Lambert Norton formerly lived in
Albany and teller in the famous CON mercsl Bank
OF that city, which managed by the notorious Bar
tow, Who away after breaking that ios.utlon to
pieces and becoming defaulter Norton commenced
his financial education therefore, in one Of the best
schools Of modern finance which the State OF York
furnished that Of the Bank Of Albany
under the management Of the famous bsrtow Of that
city His next appearance In financial affairs nkur-
Ing director in the New England tv. ssoek
claiming capital Of hfty Thousand dollars, all paid
and having business office ut No ~ Wall street New
York with an Inspection Office at No si6 Broadwsy
raj and financial State Of Connecticut IN ls&s aud
Norten became 81 its first directors conf lion
nous travelling 6nancier in his day aud also with d.
Sanderson IL New Jersey, who ltkesise figures
Of the directors Of the State Bank Norris and who
has been indicted for his connection thsrewth 1t
will be nom this brief biogs ply that Norton has
passed through good schools In modern finance begin
ming with the Commercs Bank Of Albany, taxing MS
degrees In the New England Live Stock Insurance
Company, having an agency az ~ Wall stfest, ana
finishing his studies in the State Bank st Morris, New
Jeey with his last lesson In the Jail and the criminal
courts Of the county.
who have been indicted but still at large are
Of them also distinguished in the financial world In this
State and at leisure time viii give you q all
Of their antecedeSs and make tue people and
courts Of New Jersey scqusint.d with the materials
coming befor. them for the dis OF rigid law
and sslutary justice In . financial way.
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moderate and runs mostly orep. Sales OF 100
bds. OF that description ct Az 80. By suction SO
hos. Cubs sold At 40 and 80 do. New Orleans ct
- 81 . S. 10. both months
TOBACCO This article continued in steady demand
at full prices We annex the following extract OF
letter received by from the house Liverpool re-
fsrred to above -
With 27 hhds At improved prices
tucFy has been sold high The qsotations
IA and Be- and for leaf s, aud bo Virginia leaf mid
ding to hne, aHs Co.; steamed ~ On, and 7ko. Our
stock Is 49, AZ bids against 10 300
The anufacturers have raised their retail prices"
WHIsxEy The market was heavy with sales OF 125
bbls. At 27hc for Jersey, and $50 for prison
Receipts Of Produce per Hudson River Lines, This Day
Floor, barrels. 1882 Ashes, barrels. .98
Malt bushels. 500 Whiskey, g ...... SO
Beef barrels .,...., At