The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, August l, 1919.
The Tcathe,-Br -Ano,her Dsgracef.a Ro,p
-Dfark,h-Stoek Safes, SC, Sc.
The temperature IL cool and refreshing to-day,
and has had a corresponding effect upon the health
Of the city.
Our merchants are Frightening up under this IA
vorable announcement, and ure commencing their
preparations for the fall uade.
Quite an excitement occurred this morning. IN
the western part OF Southwark, in consequence OF
an attack made by three Killers" upon Michael
Fullner. a butcher, who is, or has been, a member
OF the Fslrmont engine. He was on his way TO
the slaughter house, whsn three rowdies saluied
HIM with, "There goes the id falry;" " cut
his heart OUT "klil hum" and at him they went
with knives. Fuuer received a severe stab IN the
thigh; when his partner, Thomas Goodchlld came
along with las cart. The later armed himself
wnha butcher knife, and made battle, but the
"hillers" kept ut distance and psl:ed the two
with bricks. Fulmer retreated, and they chased
him tor three or four squares, and he at last took
protection IN II bakers cellar. This his pursuers
pelted with stones, breaking the Windows, &c.
ny this time Alderman Mckinley was attracted 10
the tpot, aud being beng joined by two citlzens,
the killers" retIeated TO their rendezvous, the
hloysmensing llose House, which they still
have access to, though II locked NJ BY
the sheriff, at the last riot. Their names are
known, but without the officers OF the Court
arrest them, they are bound 10 remain at liberty;
for the gsng, encouraged by the rulers Of this m =
del district Of MoyaBlensing, holi the constabies
and polcr, IN utter defiance. They are all too
fearful 10 be tuned out at the next ction If they
NEEDLE with these affairs.
The same gang broke into little shop kept by
woman, last evening. and, after eating and drink
ing all they wanted beat aud stabbed her husband,
who returned home from work while they were
rioting
The prices of fo1r stationary, aud the market
continues quiet. The sales tor export are limited at
- rs - sTk fer sound old stock and IS for fresh
ground For city consumption, there ~ n small de-
napd. al IS 50 Is for extra brands Rye -four cla.
tinue~ STEADY at -: and meal IL held 1t 50.
though purchasers Offer less The demand 1, good flr
wheat with email fslss At Hoe for good red and isc
fU White In store Corn continues Ia fair demand aud
BOO tush'l sold nj zoe ole per SO lbs mostly in
store. Oats southern range from 9So n Boo. aud
reuDsy lsDia from SIC Sc per bushcl ne In quality.
1hsrc rather more inquiry for cotton. fOr other
ksts aud 30 bales pisnd ard Nov Orleans sold DC
loAc Ter H.. On time. Provisions In moderate
demand and prices oi pork aud bacon have upsard
tsnsency. Nhi.ksy 10 limited demand at la
barrels 81 - cents Ia hhds
The following the sales at the Stock Board to-
day - tlts leDnsylvsnia Be- So s8j Ch-tap aud
Delaware S' etS leo Reading Mortgage o., co.
.3tier saiss-SN HO reNnsylssbia- So. OK S>csns
Jcsd- $1,000 l niied State ts q MS. bODa Penn
bs IS. Zoo lshiah Na. ~. dGt shares Penn Rail
reed, 3sh 20 Heading Railroad lsA 90 Morris sn-
50. .yt,r SALE $4,000 Penn. o. So 200 Reaiins
Railroad 1sL