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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
.pIvoRCE-cURTIs ACT. CURTIS.


TO Me Editor Of The W Y. Tribune
SIR: The undersigned, in behalf Of Dr. Joseph T.
Curtis begs leave to correct the erroneous reports IN
the other daily papers of the case of Curtis ag Curtis
tried before Judge Roosevelt on the 9th inst. The
only point of Importance ia the entire case was
whether decree or Judgment Of divorce regularly OBJ
tanned in the State of Indiana valid and binding
in the State of New-York. By Act of Congress OF
May &c, 1890,
the records and Judicial proceedings of the Courts Of
State Ia the United States proved or entitled 10 DC
the Courts other STATE being Dy
atteson Of the Clerk and the seal OF the Court
there together with certificate OF the Jucge ohei
attesaton due form. Such records and judicial proceed
ngs authenticated aforesaid have the sane fd ana edf
0sen .e in ere,v Court Of e Stafe TAeLe meg sSy es
offered they hare By lac ssoge ~ me CoHTh me S'e
Jrom which such records are taken
See also New-York Rev. Statutes, 4th Ed, p. GAP.
Such decree properly exempLfed was intro iuced
in evidence on the part OF Dr. Curtis, ana submitted
under the foregoing acts and under the decisions OF the
Courts under the same "a binding and conclusive IN
the present action Judge Roosevelt however held for
the purposes of the trial that the same not ad-
missbe and the Jury under his direction were Obliged
to find verdict for the plaintiff the technical point
merely The Judge has reserved the case however for
the consideration of the full Bench, as the point is one
of great importance and worthy of more mature con-
sideration No moral turptude Is or can be imputed
to Dr. Curtis in any way make this plain statement
draw erroneous conclusions in regard to the alleged
facts stated in the papers. Until the point above
toned is fully argued before the General Term there
necessarily must be suspension of opinion.
Very respectfully yours, i" ~ MVorf,
Nes-- York, June T. 1855 Defendants Counsel.
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Observation-Disclosures. sa5j5
The number of miles operated is 20 more than last
year.
The earnings of the Stonington Road for May viii
show small decrease ON May of last year.
Tie receipts of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road for the month of May sl2s, 800 81 against
slOs,9s9 90 in May of last year. Increase for the
month ,7Ol 81.
The receipts of the Northern Central Railroad ,on
the line Of the susquehanna for the month of May
s5eO23 50 against s46974 - in the correspond.
ing month last year. Increase sl2,Ois so.
The cash receipts of the Morris Canal for the week
ending Saturday last S. SIG against e. $40 for
hecoesponding week last year. being an increase OF
sl276 The receipts for the year up to the Goth ut.
s5l 1912 against si5i to date last year,
being an increase thus far this year Of s',sd.
The business of the Clearing House SIS, go 600.
A letter received here from San Francisco states
that far as the information of the writer extends,
there is intention to repudiae the guarantees en-
tered into by the leading Of that city to enable
Messrs. Page, Bacon Co. TO resume
The mails per Africa were received this afternoon.
Tie following table viii show the fluctuations in
Consos since the 5th inst:
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SUIT FOR SERVICES.
CIRCUIT COURT-JUSE Before judge ROOSEVELT
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Adelne Curtis sst joseph T. Curtis
In this case, already referred II shown TINT
Dr. (defendaut) hoard with NJ. jobs T. Coyelan
May, 1885, young also boarded thee part Of the
Summer uemed Howard. Dr. 9. from there {, board
with DR. Wellington IN Twolilks, and Mis- Howard soon AZ
also her residence Dr. vs. Dr. C
uDwe Of congesye fever. They subsequently
the Wet together and returned 10 NewNok az resided
and WIFE and DR. C. .roduced Miss ii. parties his
~ Al former period shows Dr. C. hal been twice IN
che Lunsto Asylum. The witness could not tell IL plsnta In
Aneneed his being placed there; ,urpos 10 be BY BIS phy
rams He did not exhibit indications Of insanity while at
had understood that be time afflicted witness
who acquainted with them said he did nor knsw that D. C.
had been lk since his from the Wet lie pufsues bis
Proteson A. prscticing physician.
was made ON he part Of the defense 10 resd decree
~ VIC Coa Of Indiana dvocng autid and leten
~a4,s w ~ ~as objected to aud lied Out.
~ rs charge said that decree Of divorce obtained
xfs plshi'n 10 indsna she residing shere but reading
hefc nof and tina, f the Jury consider that defpis1.
snd tne tna rr Howard lived toesihcr aa5 WIFI rhe
made out. - wv
The Jury onrd verdict that defendant had been gull, Of the
eeensc az charged The Court then sAjoaraed ~
SUIT FoR INSURANCE
Harper Brothers The Mutual Insurance Comosuv Of
=. Albany.
Hessr. III. were insured at different Offices mostly
10 sums Of $500 eseh s7 40 their printing and puS
tshng establishment and stock in Cliff aud Peasts which
destroyed b. fire. In will be recolectd 10Th Dec 1858 bot
s4eo rebuilt and splendid esfabhmenf sa.n occupying the
ed rke OF the amount, understand ell the Offices paid
Aeh leses except ten OF which number defendant cue
The dsxnse ths' BY the terms Of the policy Nesu Harper
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MARINE TO UR NAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRY.. .Juxr 1


ships-Houqus, Coleman, Hong Kons, A. A Low 4 Bros
Baks-Linden, Kirby, Valencia, stnTses Ciesrman e.
LesegaDg Ma anzas NJ. Escheyaaj Archmedest ,e) ~
ma Trieste p p. Rodacansehi; Casanova, Weber Nan
csibo Asreds Joye g. Co; Faith Parker, Havana, Dss
Bhss~Tnbune, Cummings, Union Island. IL d. Brootnn
Co.; Augusta Stone Savannah Sturges Clearman @;
NINA DBL Green Pctou, N. s.. J. w. Lowden Crussd
Wooster Neuvi,ss, Thos. Owen Son; Niagara, Huhsl
Bangor r. Buck Co.. vesuvius (Neapl 4carpats Tnss
Chamberlain, Robinson Co., Ocean Guide Grant, N0sfaa
Brett, Son Co.
ScbooncrGszelle Verguson Providence master; Judge
ker Boeert Richmond Van Brun saght Brontes, Bevca
Porto Cabe 10, ]. Il. Eager Co.
Sioops-W II. Bowen Halleck Providence MASTER Pdnts
Fowler Providence MASTER Van Buren,, Lewis, Newiira
J. III. Hayens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

Buffalo. June J, GPM.-FLouR-The market is dull and
ayc buyeT The demand to-day has been very light aud the
s 600 bos at 90 S7189 50 for good brands
Witconsin and SO l-dSo % for fancy Michigan Wheat
inactive by holding Of sales of 600 bub Wisconsin
ted sales Of $500 bush at n 5e oATs-4o sales. PoRx
in good request sales Of 500 bbls SIS 5Gsls for clear
Stc Canal FREIGsTs not so fmj Oats &C., aud Cora
70 New-iork Receipts for the q hours ending
Oats, none.
ALBANY, Jpre 7-l2:je p Mt tS been raining here all
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Shipping Intelligence.


By Telegraph Bosros, June 7, i.n
kelbeuIne feb 2, Malay and Hutchinson from sss
York; March T. Nnrod from DO.
sydney Feb q, Snow.Squsl from Ncw-Yogk. Sd. w
DARN for Hong Korg
Table Bay. C. g. H., March o. River Bird, from Ms
York fer Hong Kong .
The crew Of he ship q. L. Srmpson. reported ysssE
rescued BY Capt HUI Of the sap Northern Eagle.
from Richmond tor Aureis and thence transsrred
ship Revere OF Boston from Ca.lao, Liverpool h
Spoken April La. 2, lon y, ship Comet, Of Nevis
from Bstavla for Brrnleh.
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gTNGs COUNTY CIRQUE CoURT-JusE s-Befors Fudge
ROCKWELL.
Ho.rs @. Hs1sn srf Cotfin PearsJL

H,sry @. Hszen bEf. Cor Z IN FearsrL -,
IN New by plsntif who alleges that BY soa ne haa
been Induced part with his money the horse e.
sopnd having turped cot TO be se and unyun TIE Court
CHARGED that toe Jury be satisfied that the
wns that breath of the wsrrantee would not
c,;te the ,airt ection The Jary
ser l returned verdict for the PLAN
tif-dsuDsses $50. . ,.n
Timotlly Hocgett againsa Englebert Lott, sheriff.
Action rerht by Timothy H>ggett AGAINST the defendant tor
the vsue horses 90 other property rat en- e1e
n asntst samue. T. Hogger OF the plauh. The de-
ne we that the assignment Of the father was merely color
able 5. T. Hog,tt the alignment debtor tsa Peso15s
dealt with the pery aud that was DIS ~ s<
Verdict for the pl1iniif wib nominal damages IN
The case of Christopher Bellmer against Han'oru "A:
Pren and others was csled its order aud motion OF
deSnSsns COUNSEL wen. Of on payment OF for the term
The Calendar for this day embraces Hos 20 "a, %,
81. e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

Simeon Diapers regular semi-weekiy auction sale OF
Bonds and Stocks will take place tomorrow at l2l
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company has declared
dividend Of Il y cent payable on demand.
The Cleveland, gainesville and Ashtabula Road has
declared semi-annual dividend Of per cent pay
able I'd July.
The election Of Directors of the Canton Co. took
place to-day, when the following ticket was elected
without Opposition j. Hall Peasants, w. +. Dali
rymple, John c. Browne, Henry Tiffany Joseph W.
Patterson, W. w. Spence, Jacob Brandt Jr., p. II.
Sullivan, j. w. Randolph, A. b. Baylis, John A.
Weeks, Edmund ii. Miller William Clay.
The following the receipts OF the Hudson River
Railroad during theeight months ending 3lst May, in
each Of the last two years, showing an increase OF
Il i5 oQ1.
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THURSDAY, June 7-P. M.

THURSDAY June 7-P. M.
There wac again large business at the SOCK
BOARD but The market does not appear TO be qus so
strong AZ for the last few days. Reading wos sill the
leading secuative stock bus the upward tendency IN
the prize appears TO be for tire moment eIherssed ine
decline in unnage given one reason fertile hea'
nets This falling OF in t1nnage just as certain par
ties have sold out ard woald probably like TO come "a
again BOWER figures appears to be one hos
csincidsnces such occurred to theedeT "ehef ""'
his cosch with load Of voters ur set on elecoh
ay OF the very spot which had been suggested 'n'
Oppogition Election Committee as orc where such '
upee was very likelyto occur. The marketo "
GIL fell of to SOL end recoverable got Gsl. Inc
Of fe day were large but less than for several
Fr;e closed At 4es decline of q cent; Harlem fell
og !. Central was 944; Panama declined Y cent
The Western Stocks generally were firm; Michigan
central OIL: Chicago and Rock Island s6li Cleveland
and Toledo slI, &c. The most buoyant movement TO-
dav was in Cumberland, which went to 3i& in the
street. but closed at 3Ol-a further advance OF y
cent. The transactions were unusually large-some
: 600 shares Delaware was firm at 1877, seller 90.
Gale of Hampshire Coal was made at IA, buyer 3d.
and more offered at that price, The supply OF Illinois
Bonds was good, but the price was sustained at sol
Freeand Bonds sold at 75l; Fries 1875 arc firm and in
demand at sol; Goshen Line sold at 30 both at the
Board and at private ssle; New-York Central l0ii
The aggregate sales sl25 900, of which $4,000
were Illinois State Stocks were firm with considerable
orders in market from Banks which propose increasing
their circulation Virginas sold at the Board at s9s,
and 900 sold privately at par II is believed these
Bonds will stand about par with the July Coupon off,
Missouri 6s "a; private sale of 900 was made at
that price; North Carolina s9i; Tennessee "a.
In Exchange there is but little doing, and rates are
as before quoted. Sterling, 81 alOt. Francs, 5.l59
5I2l.
Frcights are dull To Liverpool, $4,000 bush. Com
at 3D., and small lots Cotton at ID. To Antwerp, 5000
bags Coffee at 3-l6c
The business ct the Sub-Treasury small to-
day. Paid, 81, 1907. Received, s67,l65. Balance,
o., 32O,67o Paid from Assay Office, s56,oT. Paid
on disbursng checks s73,os7. The amount deposited
in tie Assay Office of Gold by the Northern Light
exceeds $500 900, which is unusually large amount
compared with the figures of the manifest.
The following sales of Bonds and Stocks were made
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cnIiRr CfLENDAR-TH.s DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos 424, 545, 90, 10. ~ 20,
ora ec4 go SEQ s2s 1905 ses 100, 1oi 80 ~ 81 2
ssa ass eoc ~ los 1919 dss iS Sao g1S so Ss iO
CoMMos PLEAs.-Part H.-Ncs 527, '2y 10 o'i'
$685. sss to sl9 sIs 7i. rI-Prblhhed Yesterday
CIRCUIT CouRTPart l-Beioro Judge ,sls
aOi2 as5 s19, 81 Part IIBefcre Judge CieIke-shor'
.csuses; list in County Clerks Ofhce ~ mn 81,
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL lEhh-Nos' wv A'i'
ITO, 1870, 4, 10, IL, 10, 1877, lbs, l25 1850
IL S' DIsTRIcT CoURT.-Nos TO IL.
RpooKIys CRY Court CALRKDAR.-Nos. &c, 10,
Ia 10 90 81 e. IS, %, &c.
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Disasters. &c,

Blc FLYING EAGLE, Drnkwa,es from Cienfn,ros % a.
dephis before TeIoed spoken Ia oire~s arrived =. n
heavy weather te passage, AID carried ewsy fore M
masts with al attached. %
Even, IN going the 1ycr morning s1t In "a
fchY Matthew VesssT Jr, and had boat store sisDeHi
car ID y and foressi torn. r..s<
SInR. MIRA Black hence for s. Thomas, put ino - -,
ton Sd inst. for feel Experienced heavy weather o. w
cage but sustained no damage. III
ALTER dated at Beaufort n. c., June receiver 10
wood Waiter Esq., SAYS thai the schr Ella simmons ~.
York, In ballast bound 20 Swansboro ~ C.. .: amor
the Bar, and may be gotten off, She il IN ured 10 Ne -
BR. SNIP lsrlSTA from Savannah for Londeo' 80 = =
ported abandoned fallen in with on the on S,vk
~, ion. So wateEoggsd, With forems't foreoplrxxs
and jbboom standing, b. the ship Alice Counce' |" N'
18th ult. ,,.h.. o.
SHIP HUcuExOr, Young which adj from Phnsaef
10, bad not sIEi,ed at Ssl.nA Bay May n -. ri.p -
Snip HUDSON, eiofe reported ashore az
been got of by the sscrew and Lever Company ss
Proyineetox Sd, whero abe will be repaired
Spoken, Sc. ~
L. Me-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

Sales Of 10 lushels Ysllsw Round b. Rsrosd Il 8,
sc tushels Western Nxea Of VI @ We hass ~ AZ
SFrFAr or Oars TO report
OswEeo June f-e;3o P.M-FLoUR--s~les todsy - q,
bbs sf 80 eafio 80 for Common 70 Extra s,zta "
duh; sales OF sec bash 81 ~ os fr Upper Laks ma - -
White Michigan and Canadian. CoRS u dull ct ssnSr y
receipts have been mail to-day that they are ID
telesraphiEg. IL has rained very heavily ell DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

The Lancaster Inland DAILY says, IN relation 10
the failure of the Lancaster Savings Institution,
through its treasurer, Mr.. Boughter:
"The amount of defacation is reported to be
5000 OOo Before his Mr. Boughter had assigned
over 10 the Trustees all his real estate and other prop
erty amounting in value to $4,000, leaving an un.
balanced deficit estimated at $ls00oo. The capital
from $50 600 leaves $3.50 900 TO be lost by the
depositors. The deposits are set down at $3.50, Ooo
and from this statement it is estimated that the deposl
tors will realize from rs to 20 per cent on their de-
poss Some seem inclined to believe that they will
eventually realize the whole, and that the institution
will be again put into operation. We fear that the
hopes of such will fail. TIE most favorable reports OF
failures of this kind apt to be put forth at inst
But we should rejoice if the hopes of the most sangune
should be realized. -
Since the above was in type we learn that add
tional assets have been obtained which will materially
lessen the losses to the deposors and that efforts will
be made by the Trustees to all provided they are
seconded by those interested"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
Passengers Arrived

In shin Setreriand from Hdrye-Jules Pectat C. Losu
Du Boiss and lady, u. seltzert ard lady.
brig Cuba, from L0esyydCol Domingo Dfas, Chsd
the Navy s. Drsg Geo. Riley, lady and child
AuSworth lady and child, Otto kellong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRDUsS

IHUkoDAf, JUNO
AsHES-The market firm for Pearls at sc, and buoysnt
for Pots at IS 75aS Us Ga.
COTTON-Holders are firm with moderate dem,rd. par
ties awting their private aivces per steamer Africa now al
Boston, The reported at eco bales We continue cur
former quotations, as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

Tho amount of notes in circulation "
helms; decrease of f2o7 so5, and the stock Oh ou'non
n 10th der.r.men,s is fis,sf7,7ls, showing an M
s...e Of sec. SIS when compared with the precedg
The ;,orrase in bullion since January is e., ssa 1873.
The re.r-ve of notes has increased oco while
the aggregate securities held by she Bank have de-
clined f2,275,ooo
Trs TIMES says;
...be abundance Of money continues to increase
s,s minors are circulated, which will now prevail
-, after week until they are accomplished, OF a
ssber Immediate reduction being about to be made
- ,be Rank rate Of discount"
Rorines Circular saysof American Securities
. ee,p Stocks have been IN demand this week. cot
b s,pes. OF the holders OF State Stock the
a besn princiray IL first-rse Railway Bonds urited
, ), cent Bouds 1853 1861 0li nominal Mssstchu-
ID cent Sterling Bonds, lol sales Maryland cent
sa,rs Roads IS saes and offered a. that prce
p.nsylxania S D. cents 1880; do. Bonds Sid8o virginia
;nsi Al ssas SIS Dollar Bonds and 20 -. Tor
scnt Stsrlps Canada p cent Sterling lliGll2 Ne~-or
leans Consolidated Donis 3d. div; do Railroad Bonds
is7l ~ Illinois Central p cent RAILROAD Bon9s 5I1o3
Mehi.sn Central y Sterling leo. Panama cents,
O. Pepnsyvans Central cents tlst morg go New
York and Erie I'D morgagel Convertible %d sZ do
(d mortesge e4ds6 Convertible 1882 7sdsl Sinking fund
7edso.
Nr f f. Satterthwaite reports moderate business
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by Telegraph.

BOSTON-Ar. June 7, ship HOwadi. from New Ores
Suoke 9th ns 10 A. M lat 49, lon % ~ the Arctic Exp
ton from Newlork, going on hneiy.
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Uee<auts OF Produce

PBy Erie Ralsoad-f as5 bbls. Flour, n pke A.. ~
SIDES Leather. $50 pkss. Proyi ions
Nv North Rfrsr beaf,-4 ess bbls Flour 20 ph q A.
DO WHISKY SEQ do Pork and Hams 700 busk On ~
Do Wheat 81 .6s6 90. Corn.
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Balt,mor. Cattle M.rkr<.

BAL7i~oRe, June Five hundred Of BKxs Cxrn.
offered today and ,shf decline ssbmisted To- ss.- -
head s7dtii IS net Hoes add 10 demssil ~
81 75d % y ew,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

TALLow is quiet al 81 for Y. c. the spot and So f ths
end Of the year. -, -. -,
kinds FACTIONS are limited. - -
TIN without change. Common Blocks III Bars ll< Re
fined ia. Straits dlO7i Bsncs ll0Gilli.
TuRpFxrINENo Of Rough reported this week last
price w. Spirits rather upward endencyi American
i.oa L.
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DOING and qpotee

Confols firm 81. Money continues very easy a.
cent In the Stock Exchange and discount in Lorlbs rsd
y obenabe under the Bank but this state OF affairs has
not produced favorable action upon American Securities
the market for which steady without variation in quotations.
Some small parcels Of Erie Bonds 1888 taken for invest
mept Elie Sinking FUND Bonds DO find ready buyers
There are free sellers az 60
freely offered. ...., ~,
Great Western of Canada Shares are firm AZ I'll d2i4 The
various bonds Of this Company are in strong demand
A sharp correspondence has taken place in regard
10 the Affairs of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company between Mr.. III. ID. Bacon and Mr.. ORAL
Ion, Messrs Sanger Camp & Co. and Prof. Mitchell.
II occupies some six columns Of The 81. Louis Re
publican Mr.. Bacon defends himself with some
ability and declines to leave the Presidency of the
Road in consequence of the large interests he has at
stake.
The statement of the New-orleans Banks for the
week ending the esth ut compares with the previous
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MARINE COURT.-JvSE 7.-Before Judge MCCARTHY
William II. Ponen AT. William o. Brien.

Plaintiff is assignee of William NJ Peek, on alleged
promise Of defendant pay said Peck $500 in consideration
Of such Senior Malsoea aud yoseph L. White
BY with defendant shond defendant for loss
money and services for obtaining Col knney
expedition 20 Nceraeus; and further consideration that
plaintiff should remain witness for the United States Gov
in the proceedings the indictment against Col
Kinney. The defendant il lie alleged had received 6o
Ncszs hsrsoe,a and White. Plaintiff also claims 20 uu Ter
sfsnnent toT work labor and services OF Nm H. Peek
The Ceu nnder the testimony dismissed the complaint
sderf that there evidence Of the delivery of the
Segment plsina, authority hom plaintiff to commences
the action.
SUIT FOR SERVICES.
frcar against Tyler VeltInan.
BY a clerk against Nessrs. Tyler X Neltman crock
dealers Msidenapo and Libey-ss salary
ing made verbal agreement to be employed year $500
year. He discharged very long after the
Of the engagement portion u the salary he na) being
psii lie M the balance Of the In defense ncapac
for the dutes Of the situation which denied.
Verdict for plaintiff $40 For paiutia Mr.. H. ID. Townsend
FOR defendants Messrs Barnard and Rice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

Total
CoRS~The supply Of English Wheat Monday was good,
with arrivals Of foreign The trade was lnsctye aud most
Of he EDsh Mhss 1Sst un rs On ISIS s upsS
To-day there little doing and rem IN
White American Wheat al soldSdi' red A@"" Fq' An'n
CorTosThe market is firm and large bushes. has been
dor e. the sales for week being 10 800 bales at fully ID Cd
AT LysPSV there has d ben san s
pRucs &c~No public sales and little Of Importance no.
e Cutcb: $50 BAGS good Pesue held for 21 there be-
lac. 40 eSests were all taken In from 90 for fair liver to 81
good orange India Rubber: $50 and 500 baskets ofnd
Jssp 2Sd.6; Turkey Opium HieGlSl Quicksilver lilod
mi; Chins csmphor sol: -.
there is very little demand St Petersburg Clean worth o.
sarrent oussy; 6ste.ss sea damaged from q i5asso
Speo-A moderate business has been done In East Indie
sIs yerT 9 fn Stock Of East Ind. chests ssn;
1850 last year and Of Spanish CSC against Ss last year
rsly are s.kius higher prices quote Rails e6
Bars 90 Isl Scotch Pigs have advanced to 3d. for mzsd
LSsEED-The market has further advanced fne Arov seed
ssos, nS seS oss 5s Sa the ceCa
quality, and 67aes for Black Sea in sTsusry Arrivals this
week 7e Of which sOsS from the East Indies and the
LNsEEp CAxEsThe demand has rather fallen ot but quota
tons remain UNCHANGED =,
LsAp-commOn Pig a2a iol, Refined ga
AsEs-lco puncheon Cuba Muscovado sold at 49, and
0flsThe market for Fish quiet at last weeks rates;
Sperm es2a sls4; Southern s4 Pale Seal as2 COD et
are ntoned at s2 Refined Is also held $751;
In.eed advanced early the ss for prompt dsvee,
way and the value on the spot to-day Is 81 aud S9 for de
cry up to December. Cocoanut fat At AZ df' Palm 426
RpM-Husne,s been done 25 v proof gall for Dema-
rare aud 3Gd3 10 for Jamaica, with fine marks at 49,
sPIcEs-We the following sses-Pimento: 400 bags
from 4id SID for good Black Pepper $50 bags Bor
from fd for fair 4sd for good heavy Cloves; SIG
bsg Zanzibar from 5dd5d for fair TO good Casa Ners y
from 81 ai0I
sPrLTER-steady at a2a5l 0aa2 1ol on the spot.
SUcAR-The demand has been good throughout the week.
prices fully supported and for the lower qualities rather
deaer; ses Of Wes India 40 hhda and IL 500 bags
Mauus auction sold readily. $500 bags csyed Manila
brought S46Q356 586 hd and $40 bb Porto Rico with
500 casks i9 bis Cuba Muscoyado chiefly disposed OF
from 2594l6 2Ce6 bags Penaubuco brought 32 ass for
low to good brown. Privately, 2c0 boxes yellow Havana
the spot have changed hands from 50 and aho cargo
OF eco Bahia at 20 for Liverpool sndng weights
floating Of Havana In the market are held Tor