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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-10
From the West.

From The Sc Louis Republican, july y
Several parties % Calo-nisns have arrived overland et
Wcstop bonneville and other towns UP 20 tbe l5th 81
July, S6b mon OIL atD. 821u chleren Sas3
horses 5Ss3 mules 90 $40 cattle. ~ 2sV sheep 100
wagons. had passed Fort Ksarney Mr. Thomas A. Stod
card repor,e having counted hundred fresh graves
between Fort Keai NY and Weston The emgrsDts
Getting along better Than in shy previous sea.cn
Judge r. w Smith and company arrived at Kaues-
vile on the 10Th IN fty fou- days from California.
They made the trip frCn Fort Laramie thirteen Gays
distance Of seven hundred miles They packed through
ard were In good health. They returned ON the nortn
size ~ the Hate and represent that there was but
little scbes. that side Of tie river while there wer,
many ,iestha 90 The south side
Irdeu Smi n examined the route with view to tho
rraccGby o. railroad the Pacific and reports that
tho north edc Of the Platte Ia well adapted to the
sttrctinn q rosd-much better than the south s5Ie
On re lstt Juno on the upper pIstte river lad '
vM found o'sd with her throat cut. shc about
tnnty Year. % agehld her finger gold ring marscd
On thc auGsire vi u he Initials W wh'ah IL nov Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-10
Our New Hsmpshirc Correspondence.

CONCOKD, ~. H., august U, Ioo1'
Tile Nor Boston Speech of Gen Piecc-7ae Politi-
cal character Of Mr.. Foss, &c. &c.
The HERALD, of yesterday, evidently labors under
a msapprehension in relation to the report Of Gen.
Piercc's "New Boston Speech" which is now
making some noise throughout the Union, especially
in the Southern wing papers. You say, in an edi-
torial artcle;-
ct is charged against Gen. Pierce, that last
January, at place in New Hampshire, called New
Boston, in the course Of public speech, being in
terrogated directly to the point, no replied that he
sloathed the Fugitive Slave Law, had a revolving
feeling at the giving up Of slave and that the
law was opposed to humanity and opposed 10
moral right but that it was constitutional, &c:
This charge we find sustained by the affidavit OF
Mr.. Foss reporter who reported the speech on the
spot and from our experience and observation we
have learned, in the matter of disputed speech 70
trust the reporter, if honest as the most reliable
witness that can be procured. 1t is q reporter
duty, and it becomes his habit, unless he is
deliberate knave to report the speech as he hears l
and to hear il all. Nero spectators seldom hear
correctly tenth part Of stump speech, and their
testimony or even the testimony Of the speaker
himself, in frequent cases, is not strictly reliable
for accuracy, ms the evidence of a reporter" Sc.
The Misrepresentation which the HERALD labors
under is about this Mr.. Foss being ga reporter -
So far from it, he probably never wrote syllable
in short hand in the course Of his natural lfe nor
took notes Of q political speech, except to
misreprcscnt it, He ga reporter" Why your able
corps, Mr.. HERALD, were they acquainted with his
real qualifications, would consider themselves dis
graced by being ranked in the same connection with
him He knows about much of reporting as Bar
NUNS fat girl does. This Foss, some years ago, was
n minister Of the Frecwill Cor Calvanstic) Baptist
persussion; bu. tho field not being broad enough
for his cxtoosive philanthropy, no joined the
"ccue eg.cs" wing u New Eng'apd sbciitioaists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-10

HORRIDLB CASE or ISFANTIcIDE IN SPRING GAR
DEh-1he Philadelphia Bulletin of Wednesday
contains tbs following horrible tale-A Scotch girl
about sixteen years of age, named Mary Graft, whs
formerly lived in Germantown, for the last five
months has been in the employ Ct Dir Albert Shus-
ter, the keeper Of public house in Spring Garden
street. above Ninth, rs q domestic. Recently, sho
suspected Of being snciente, and was oocused Of
it by the family She, however, stoutly denied it.
ard insisted that her peculiar condition was tho TO
cult Of q droPscal affection At an early hour on
Tuesday morning, she complained OF pain. and SAID
sho bad been attacked with diarrhes. Mr. Shus-
tor mixed como brandy and nutmeg, and gavc
il to ~ She was left lying on the carpet, in IN
upper room, with q pillow under her head. Some
ladies' who wers satisfied that something was
wrong, wen. up stairs and charged her with
being in parturition. This accusation was met
with fat denial. She said she would be better in
few minutes, and was then going down stairs She
requested of tee ladies to bring her some moro
Of tao medicine that Mr.. Shuster lad given her
While they wcro goLe for it she got up, and looked
hetself il the room. There was another door.
though that she forgot to tasten. The ladies soon
returned and entering the chamber, became con-
WINGED, ON the conduct CT the girl, together With
the appearance Of some water in bucket alongside If
her that she had given birth 10 an illcgimate child.
Search wss maze, and the body OF a newly born
male child was ounG in the clothes basket under tho
bed pinned mp in some dirty clothing DIR. Foulke,
tho family r,hy scian Of Mr. Shuster, was now sent
for When the doctor arrived he examined the
child, and, horrible TO relate, discovered that il
was disembowelled, ana that it5 head had been
almost entirely severed from its body, and was
only hanging by small piece Of the skin. A
messenger was despatched for DIR. Goldsmith, the
coroner. That functionary, on his arrival, in
teTogated the wretched young mother to the
manner in which abe had murdered her offspring.
She acknowledged that she had done it with q PEN
knife, and it was somewhere about the room The
instrument, covered with blood, was found hid ua-
Ger divan, By Mr.. David f. Wondcrly, clerk to
the coroner On being asked why she had killed
her baby she answered that the reason was because
she did not want any one to know that she had the
child Being questioned as to what sho intended 70
do with the cody, she refused to answer. The only
question with tbs coronor's jury was as TO wnetn8
the child had been born alive or not; posi nso.
G,n examination, made by DR.. Moorehouse, satlsnea
them ,bot Tho child was living when delivered
They accordingly returned, as their verdict, thss
the iofent canie 20 It's death by violence a. tho
barSs Of ia rnatber The condition o. the grl was
yerv critical. this moFning--so much so that sho
copid not be moved Tho father Of the child Ia
known, and is said to b. quite youth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-10

IT. g. MKT OPERATIONS. During the month 81
July there were coined at the Philsdelphia uct
4OOs3S pieces ~ gold, an ustiug in value u
90 600 90; 9o2 400 pieces " silver amDustiag 70
$37 Ss2; and 1876 500 cents masking q told ~
.s-T 4ssslA. -.~---..-.s S~as.. - so,s@sv~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
IIaYre Market.

CoTroN-Sales Of the week. 3Cth, H. 080 bales. OF
which H. s3s American, and exclusive OF 1a TO ar
rive. Imports during game time, 1914 bales OF which
1880 were American. Stock, exclusive Of ship 1ard est
mated at II so bales ofwhich 49, 500 American, against
l9 go corresponding period last year Brokers on atons
30h were New Orleans. tres be francs 80 bss 81 tire ord
9 ord lO2 bon ord los petit l08 cour III boa III
bonDe belle Inarche III Mobile tres bas fr 30 bas 81
tres ord 81 ord 90 bon ord 02 petit 100 Georga ami
Florida tres bas r. co. ba, IS tres ord 81 ord % bon
ord &c. The market closed very CALM sales abol; LOO
bales.
CoFFEE quiet without variation in price Dutch markets
active.
SuGAR-Not very much doing; quotations 50 r. good
ord. sales lis bbls
AsmEs-Sman sales Pot at 50 Fl. p 80 kilo;.; Pearl,
f6df7.
R1cE continues in good consumpive and speculative
demand with prices tending upward sales 200 ties Carolina
34034O T. 20 kog scq.; stock $50 tee with 300 70 ar
rive. mostly sold.
FLorR-Western Canal 7Oo bbs at p f. for expectation;
market dull imports o; week, l,i19 bbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
AUSTRIA.

>, The Vieaba correspondent Of The London
is'.Ss under dV,e OF 27th October Gays
~ inc news OF the 18th, from New-l ork. relative TO
SSos reached US yesterday, and the opinions of this
"oss'nent on the subject have to-day been given AZ
mn engsa IN the Austrian papers. The Lone Star
hs,s =. course not very iavorably spoken OF, aud
~ that spain viii receive the support OF
fSta ., powers, whose interest it cannot be TO let
~ s lo he hands OF an association which takes
Of oi decidns peace or war out OF the hands
y" ,ne legitimate authorities
e., I s,u Adam Petocky, who was imprisoned
er,s5 '"'ie IN the Polish insurrection has been lib
men. n.u, jean onGsgern, who played prom
" P''' "'he Congress Of yieans died recently
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
AUSTRALIA.

Letters from Adelaide, South Australia, were
received by the Overland Mail to the 23d July, being
twenty days later than by previous arrivals At
the beginning Of that month some thousands Ut the
miners had returned from Port Phillip, but in the ma
jorty Of their stay would be but emporarysnce
posed for other labor From the accounts they gave of
their individual earnings, it estimated that out Of
everydOO men, during four months work, 30 had OBJ
tanned 600; % had goo; IS had $3.50; had 300;
had $500 and the remaining had $1,000 each In
the markets for Provisions well az other goods,
prices were rising The miners living very free
ly ond brandy silks, jewelry, &C., were in great
quest. steamer TO be put on the Murray River.
There has been a falling off in the clearances
from Britain for Australia the past week The depres-
sion il likely continue for the few weeks,
ses sailing would arrive too late for cargocs OF
wool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
From our Correspondent.

HAvRE, Monday, Nov. ,, 1852
There was busy demand for Cotton all last
week in consequence of advices from Liverpool and
Manchester. Saturday the market rather dull 200
bales changed hands prices but still there ap
pears an uneaeness the part Of certain holders not
outstanding small stock. The French Funds and
Railway Shares continue their upward tendency, and
purchases being made now at present prices
for serious capitalists but it is very doubtful that
pass over the end Of the year without decline
in prices the in the value of every security has
been too rapid. Yesterday, Let, being AN Saints Day.
was observed as close fete consequently with
cut transactions.
Arrived LIST, Bavaria, Phillips, from New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Fossil RExArys.-We saw At the Depot

yesterday morning two vertebral joints OF the fossil re-
mans which are frequently with N sections OF
the Eastern counties These were obtained, arc
They exhibited appearance both striking and remark
able Each joint was about Is inches m length, and
about In diameter and indicated the character snd
species OF the Saurian tribe which frequently met
with N the prairie or alluval land Our knowledge
OF comparative anatomy will not enable to make any
conectures either to the size or character but il
was brought here for the purpose of being sent 10 Dr.
Farar OF jackson, for the Of the State University
we hope hereafter TO be able from the scientific exami
nation OF those engaged in geological science to learn
something more relative 10 the matter.
rBrardon Ms. Reporter. Oc; -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
ITALY

PiEpMoS IA change Of Ministry has taken
place at Turin NM dAzcgio President OF the Council
and Minister Of Foreign Affairs Pernat Interior, and
Cbsrio Minister OF Finance had rendered their resi ma
tons, which wer, accepted by the King. NM. Csvour
and Martina spoken OF TO part of the
Ministry. NM. dc la Marnoya War; Buoncompsgni,
Public Instruction; and Pseocapa, Public Works
main IN power The latest account however, says that
Cavour having failed to lind colleague had made the
task over 10 Count Caesar Balbo
TuscASY.-1he reported attempt to asssssi-
nate the President of the Council NJ Baldasscron seems
10 have been n)lhing very serious Lori )den Cant
Trotter, and other members OF ERgish Deputation
had arrived at Florence TO petition for the release OF
Msdisi sud wife, imprisoned on religious grounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Liverpool Cotton Market.

As usually The cese, The market became qurcter Alter
tire depsruo Of the steamer tCanada) Saturday Sales
however amounted 90 1900 bales $50 being American
OF which eco speculation. and 900 for export
prices cosiug without statement FROM FdAys quotations.
The Asia arrived early Monday morning. and her letters
were 70 band before tie opening OF business the result
falling of in the sales soOo bales OF which 1000 were
on speculation With partial decline Of ll6h iron
F6svs cures TUESDAY yesterday l-Saes were but 300
hales- on specuaonthe decline OF l-l6h beng fully
est1bhshcd Imports Friday, oe 20 bales Pre-
sent quotations thus noted New Orleans Far %;
Middling Sl6 Mobile, Fair. 81; Middhns LIS; Up
lands Fair, G. Mddhng, Lie; Culinary, " at; EsyP
ian. q rs; Snrst. q q sd. Marset cloets t1nely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
The Latest from England.
by THE ATLANTIC.

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1SJ2-Noon.
Our Corroy market is quiet to-day. The
Gales will probably be about 5000 bales, at the decline
quoted in Brown, shpley & Co.'S Circular of yester-
day. viz than 1lGd and rather less than ID y ID.
by TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Wednesday. A. NJ
The American clipper ship Surprise, from
Canton, 10Th July, has arrived ut Deal
The Government has quashed the proceed
ngs in the six-Me Bridge affair
The Madrid Mail has arrived at Southamp-
ton, but brings no news of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Later PROM PoRro Rrco-The DiGri0 de

LAILR IRON PoRTo RIco.-The DldrI0 de
"a Grna Of Havana has advices from Porto Rico to
tle Nth ut The brig Rainbow driven ashore a
Aago dragging her anchors but was sterward got ot
Inc crops promise more abundant yield than for many
YEAR,. Rains had been eopus The customs returns
ler me year ls5l had been published The imports
on the previous year and the exports to s576l975,
beinS decrease Of sll5,34i on the previous year.
The Number Of vessels arrived and cleared show in
crease OF lle. The duties collected amounted to
sl,C694le being decrease of sll95s2 This decrease
caused by the abrogation Of the export duty and dui
mutton Of the rates Of tunnage dues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
London Market. o.. TUESDAY EVENING.

SUGAR-Market steady sales 500 former prices Refined
Grocery Lumps &c az In Foreigns faiE business Vel
low Havana, l8ldSl.
CoFFEE-Fun prices
RIcE-Bengsl, lol6dl2i; Madras, lOiaiels, demand
good
CoTToS-Sales 500 bales full rates
TALLow, 43j d43 3, on spot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
CyxYpu Avrn,cA-The Dierio de Ia Nd

CENTRAL ANERIcA.-The DiGrio de Ia Nd
riss of Havana has received ME OF Tie Ote,d' "a
an of Honduras Disturbances sill existed on me
frontier OF Guatenala the Montana districts Ehorus
continued be made by the states OF Ncsrssus,
A. an Honduras 10 establish a Nafionsl Government
The to meet about the nrs, OF
September st Te-rcisIlps. ,.,.,
The most mportan, adyices are the oiei. pasn s4
DOCUMENTS explicitly approving BY the States OF lion
d,rss apd Salvador the negative OF the GOvernaen OF
Nicaragua 10 acceie TO the arrangement MADE a. $50
ro,op relative 10 territorial mrs in Central America
w!rhou; the interpos,on o. the Central Americans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
SYRIA.

The HeNer Zeitung states, from Beyrout,
Bedouns bad commenced hostiities against the Turks
by attacking the Turkish camp during the night An
official report states ths the insurgents were defeated
With the loss Of 400 killed and 300 prisoners but this
doubted, reinforcements have been sent for from
NapouB Communication with Damascus Is inter
rupted IL rumored that the Sultan had applied
to Abbss fasha, ofEypt for assistance The insuTec
ton il attributed TO Russian intrigue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
PERSIA.

The SemaphOre de MarseiHes contains letter
dated 9th Sept from Tsbrs received via Trebsonde
military display At Teheran as accompces in the re.
cent attempt against the life Of the Shah The trade of
Persia had been greatly checked by new ordinance Of
the Government forbidding merchants to sell any arti
Gle On credit TO any civil or military employe of the
State. As these officers comprise the principal classes
who purchase imported goods tea. arms crystal hard
ware, &C. trade had almost to standstill, and
not considered likely TO the shock for some
time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
.MusENrxrs. &c. els DAY lsp EvExrNe.

Broadway Theater-He Royal Hshnes, Touns Couple
Nb'os Gardsn-Peasan Dreams Uae Pete Conau;rOpe
Nalacks Thea'e-Poor COUSIN Waller The Rent DAY.
Burons eateTwo Queens One thousand Mhners Waned
Bsrnums Msseurn-The Last Nai etc
National Academy Of Dc-u Merriam Model Of san FnBco
Chinese Buidings-G Grand Mo-irs Picture.
Society Lbrary-Bryan's Gallery Of Christian Art
CcusSew ioTk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Performances, &c
Wood ns;res No BroadEsyConoert every evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Dutch Markets.

The Weekly Reviews Of the Amsterdam and Rotterdam
Produce Markets state that business generally better
with further tendency TO advance.
The operations COFFEE had increased and pces OF the
principal descriptions were improved. -
SUGAR raw and refined well supported but the high
rates bad caused transactions TO be limited.
RICE was firm.
INDIco and sPrcEs-Not much change Accounts from
Antwerp and Hamburg were Of sInllar Character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
SPAIN.

On the Goth ult. the general rumor at Madrid
was that Colonial Department OF Government would
be Immediately established and that Bravo Murilo
signing the Ministry Of Finance TO NJ Cenga Arquclles
would assu,ne the administration OF Colonial affairs
French vessels in Spanish ports are not here,
s to be charged with higher duties IN an those levied
on Spani.h ships in the ports OF France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
DENMARK.

On the Esd ult. the Second Chamber of Den
mark had read a second time the b.ll extending the
Customs frontier from the Eyder 10 the Elbe, 20
brace ostein Before is read third time the bill is
to be referred 10 select committee, sore anxeiy be
Ing expressed in the meantime respecting tue action
II the Gernenic Confederation, Holsten ne ng ulen'
htt Of the nuDd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
TURKEY.

Extraordinary exertiOns are making by the
Turkish Government aided by voluntary contributions
from the people TO retrieve the financial enbarrassmsns
of the country To all appearance these exernns will
be successful Nsfz Pacha the exMnister Of Finance
has been arrested for NAL ADMINISTRATION of the funds
dispatch from Constantinope says Of date 2ls Loan
definitely rejected remtances way for restitution
and others will follow everything seted satisfactorily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Brown, shipIey & Co.'s Circular.

TT -INURflc-I LIVERFOOL, NV :, 70 =
CorroN has received sudden check from the favor
able report OF the weather for the crop BY the ASIA aud
pricts have given l6d y % generally while Dusiness
exient could not be done ,ept decline OF Jy
y q ID. The sales Yesterday aud to-day 1900 bsles the
market closing anely. WHEAT has improved = bas1ei
snd FLOUR - y Dbl ISDIAS CoSS unchenged. -
lonIs. respectfully, BROWN. SHIPLEl GU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
BELGIUM.
aeM firm of

We have again to announce a aew form of
the Belgian Ministry. 1t now stands NJ. Brouckere,
Foreign Affair; Percot Interior Fnidcr, Justice;
Works
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Liyerpool Grain Market.

The inports sirce Friday have been considerable with
good business Wheat and flour for and on speea
ton. WHEAT is quoted at further advance OF oz v "
N, and firm. SWEET FLots s6oat os y boz sd'socs 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Liverpool Provision Market.
Money Market.

Mos articles wear improving appearance. but stocks
main nominal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

II Hon. THOMAS CoRwIS, Secretary of the
Treasury reached our City yesterday from the West
WILLIAM D. GALLAGHER of Ohio, (also of the Treas
ury Department. and con of Mr.. Corwin accompa-
MED him They stop the Aston House, but leave for
Washineton this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

Money continues abundant and although the demand has
increased and increasing there strnEency IN the
rates Consos for money and account 1901 alcet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1852

rates OF Friday with steady bat not active sale eour
rather duer No change notice in IsDiAs Coax. whcn
moves slowly At the advance quoted per Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF

RANGE OF THE Thermometer AT
a J. Dedtouys, formerly Lynch 4 CIayksl 25i Wau-,t
1852. AM Noon. SPIN SPIN
Nov. I5............S9 Is IS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Imports for ssme time is about 1900 bale
PRICES TO-DAY

The moderation ia the business OF this market has prompt
ed holders Of orders Manchester 20 submit contracts 10.
Goods and Yarns reduced prices but spnners and manu-
tacurrs alike Indifferent and reject GIL ores beo" the
full prices current last week. and are not over ANXIOUS 70
enter upon ENGAGEMENTS even at those terms 8,
Our GRAIN market has assumed VerT hrm Sudue, and
all descriptions of BEEApsTrFFS have an upward ten
dency A large business continues 10 be transacted IN
WnEAT prices favor Of sellers Extreme rates nave
ass been paid for Flour the export demand beng nearly
n par with supplies coming III. Tor INDIAN CokN thc
INQUIRY is not so brisk bur prices maintained lours
respecthllly WRIGHT, CANDY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

" The Ohio Legislator ecommenced its
Session on Mondsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

ry- There was nothing important done in
the Board of Assistants last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Wright, Candy Il Co.'s Circular.

Pc, ftlontic1 LIVERPOOL. Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1852.
CoI1oNJhc excite of the market for tins staple
continued n.y. TO the close of business Friday last re-
he demand moderated but no other OF interest
snites itself The Asas edyices received yeser-
dsv moinpg aud their character coupled with the previous
large purchases Influenced more limited inquiry, and IN
uced free offerings which acted partially on prices m m
stances where sules desired but general rule,
there Willingness 10 part with stock at any quota
bile To-day the market wears quiet aspect
and speculative parcels abundaniy offered tor sale
although there pressure realize aud pces do not
vary more 10th from ths OF las, Friday although
10 make sales greste decline must be submitted to- Toe
saes OF the three dsys estimated at
Baes Spa ~ Amcr; sussts ksvp; Bf,t,l
Saturday .....l2,OO 400 e.bO $40 l.5D LOO
Mondsy..... 1900 1000 $3.50 l.JOs so $40
Tuesday ...... 5cc0 1000 $500 too 100 400