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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08

onesser had been depressed by the high prices de-
manded by manufacturers, which caused purchasers
to stand aloof, unless some concession could be
made in prices, which, with the late advancing
tendency in raw cotton, they will not be able to
realize.
The export trade in cotton piece goods the past
week has been on limited scale, the high prices for
raw cotton having tended to check the production
Of heavy piece goods suitable for the export trade
For the week ending November there were only
l62 packages shipped from this port valued at
sl0,7o4, making total for this year. from first Of
January Last, OF $32,s6s,s63. At Boston last week
87S packages were shipped
Inc changes in the price of staple goods since our
last report have been unimpsrtant. Standard heavy
brown sheetings and shrtings continued firm at
&c. for browns, and at 79c. for standard light do.
The market for bleached was steady, with sales
more light. Drills were in moderate request, at
about SIC for brown, sc. for bleached, and l0lc
for blue. The demand for osnabergs for bagging
continued to maintain prices, and the demand was
hardly equal to the production. Corse. jeans were
quiet, at steady prices. Canton flanuels were in
cess Of demand, and only desirable and well known
makes could be sold at full prices. Deuins con
inued firm, and the best established makes were at
lOc l0ac. Stripes and ticks we're less active,
though steady, and sold close up to production.
Cotton duck continued firm, without further adj
vance in prices. The business, however, was on
decreased scale compared with tina. of the preceding
week. Prints were in good stock and dull. Cling
hams were sold close up and prices unchanged.
The season is about over for muslin de LANES, and
prices were unchanged. The trade is almost over
for cloths and cassimeres, while we have no change
Of moment to notice in prices. Tweeds and jeans
were quiet Flannes and blankets continued firm,
and with fair sales Of the latter at full prices while
the stock was reduced and light supplies remain
ing over. The prices Of shawis we're well sustain
ed, with good city demand, while the jobbing
trade was light In foreign dry goods the trade
with jobbers was very light, and the importers are
holding over and looking forward to the opening OF
the spring trade. Prices in the absence of free
sales are maintained at previous current rates.
which, however, may be considered more or less no
miDal.
Opinions differ regarding the stocks left over
in jobbers' hands. Some consider them larger
than usual which We think is correct; while others
represent them less than at tie same las.
wear.
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Value put on the market during the west Isl cb3 bif
The dry goods trade during the week has been on
quite restricted scale. The fall season being pretty
much over combined with the excitement growing
ont Of the election on the 9Th instant, have caused
almost complete pause in the trade, the chief
transactions having been confined TO the districts
nearest to US and TO the city retail trade.
No public notice has yet been given OF the period
at which the canals are to be officially closed vet
the period for sending goods TO the interior by them
for distant points, via BuAlo. Oswego &C., is pretty
well over. Much win depend upon the weather
whether we are 70 have an early shut dom to canal
navigstont IL rare that II occurs before the 18th
inst but In some instances IL has occurred earlier
OF has been prolonged by unusually mild weather.
II is believed that the foreign importations for
the spring trade win not be on 50 large a scale
comparatively as they have been during the past
summer and autumn. At least our importers, IL IL
supposed, will not send out a. large orders, be
cause tire market Is already pretty we'll stocked,
and jobbers have large stocks left over If there
should be large increase In importatious 10 must
come from the other side, induced by highnsss Of
money and ovcrsuppIy OF goods for the demand.
ny the Canada We lean that the trade in Man
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Mesi shows further decline this week, and sells
al very reasonable rates, lerlug the Yea
H. Of course necessarily high, but nation down and
beet d one " two cents per pound cheaper
Came presents several features Of interest Vent
son has been In market about week and ID selling ~
ssc per pound II win be cheap and plenty this
snpe has run out but their place 10 than supplied
by wild duck. Canvass backs In market and pro
misc nnsiy, as do also broadblh and redheais Qaal
also In, but will not DO plentiful this season.
heavy OF last winter gave the sporsmsn chance
TO pick them all away.
Fsh are toerably cheap. Bluensh kingb IN and weak.
fish are nearly run out but the salmon tost pike and
pickcrel are very nne Fresh msckcrel getting
cheaper.
The following the
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Canadian in light supply, and prices unchanged.
The Gales limited. Southern -four was in good
Extras were IN good demand. Petersburg Riaio brand
was held at ~ 2b other descriptions OF southern ranged
at So as q. Neal was dun. without change eN Of
moment In quotations. Whest without alteration
IN previous prices The Gales embrs,ed about 40 600
sbo0oo bushels included in which g. 900 bushels
choice white Missouri at 81 90. 1000 do. do at 81 IS
with prime white Canada ct 81 IS; Illinois winter red
red chicago ss Sc 49, aud 81 ~
wsukie club Corn ~ss easier, and sales
fined 70 40 900 $500 Du.hes including IS 900 IRON
WAS qp.et at SIC Soc. oats unchanged.
Cosy'G--1he sess embraced about 800 bags Of Rio
made 1t private torn: and 400 do. At ll1lc nh,
and ECO mats Java at l4ac.
FRnGnrs.-ro English ports there was rather more
dong To Liverpool about 1900 Bushels Of coro aud
SID sHd; s,ooo 5000 bbls aor at
r., g. IA; a.. ID; 500 Loco boxes
To London, about 10 0t0 l6 oc0 bbs -four g., So I'd
and 5000 bushels OF wheat bags, at Id To Glasgow,
vessel wa taken up 70 oad with grain at I'D and -four
Ut Is 3d. The bark Mary j. Kimban was chartered for
ksrseilles and back to New York, with privilege for
sicily and the bark Catherine for similar voyage aud
back both on private terms Rates to Havre were IN
HAy-Ihe market was active and nrmsr; with sale Of
about q, 000 bales q. DOC 70c.
HoPs were In moderate request with sales OF rs 100
bales new, at &c. To- &C. g lie
LsE.-the sales more limited and confined to small
at Sc; Cuba muscovsdo at Soc
NAVAL STORES quiet; sprts OF turpentiue ranged
from i3hc. 4ac; common rosn at 81 So, aud raw tar
pentine at % l2s.
Ous- The marSc, for lnseed continued nrm, with
small sales o. american at 81 81 OIL crude, whale and
sperm were unchanged.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was depressed and
lower The soles for the day footed up 500 800 bar
res mess a. $40 2b $50 g. and closed with GALES Of 200
barrels as sle 81, and prime at SIS. Beef
steady with sales OF zoo barrels So 81 TO- country
prime, and al IS 30 50 so for Try mess 50
$ll for repscked mess. Cut meats dull and
limited. Lard wac steady with sales of 100 200 bar
res ~ ~ 20 iS Butter cheese were In good do
maud at unchanged prices
RICE duh at &c 4ac.
SUGARS Tho market was not active but prices were
veil maintained. The sales embr aced about 400 500
uossheads Cuba chiefly within he range OF &C. exc,
and 80 do prime quality sold at 1850 1okc Sales OF
sos boxes brown Havana were made az OK b, and 100
do. 10. at 9iac. 92sc., all for refining.
WnrKIy.-Sales o. ECO 600 barrels made at
% 10. Sac
WooL--rne election has kept manufacturers at home
this week. ar no sales Of importance have beeu made
Holders high In their expectations in Consequence Of
he light stock in MARKET and Of the high prices a,road
prscudDg nportations at present The Quotations given
II our last report Dominally unchanged
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Nuso's GAKpyS The Rsvcis commence the entertain
Denn tonight, n The amusing pantomiue Of ayockc"
n. harzess playing his nimtsble part OF the ape The
new dsvertsemcnt Of The "Prima Donna follows, and
NE whole ccses with the RAve IN the beautiful spsc's
che of "plapche.v
DowyKv Tnnlrrx-Nanager Brougham appears decor
mined that complaint ahsl be rendered against him
with regard 70 either The qualify OF
arorded 81 hs old and popular house Hsteaden less
thsn three excelent p~ce. N wight. via life In New
yovk. /" "Rsd Mask" and the "Hsnlst Burissqusr
Bssros's 1HrArRE Inc successfu play OF SELF 10
aGan the opening piecc for 10 night aud viii doubtless
sssct unusually large sorepcc, thm being On evsnn
which nearly svery venenty atsend con
psoe Of amusement pleasing ballet and the farce
'Bessy Baker, follow shs play
'ssrsDeer"h W be performed this evening NJ wal.
sct Of course " give HE admirable personaaon Of the
hero. spd viii he abykuppostcd by Msssrs Blake aad
Dyotf, Nesdames Boey ssd Allen, 40. "Lavaser fol-
ssws, With Mr. walcost 10 the chief part.
CsJrBsSs srpEr THs,rWE-Tc night Manager Eddy
q MOSCOW The Happy NAN AMI Tho "Arsnisc Lover
-four favorites and Al cast ru manner that gives as
surance they will be played in unexceptonsbie str L.
ruch bnI cannot fall 70 draw.
Nrsrrs Tho monster snakes now exhibition here
no doubt enjoy them selves quite well they did In
osi.ent beatb, and are well worth seeing. G'n. Tom
Thumb pays In the drama Of Dref this Afternoon and
Raospwsy vANnrFs Those who desire 10 witness
VERY me rendition Of the pretty little piece styled "San
she Good for Ncthinsv informed that II viii be with
drama called the wiser Of MsrseiIes" one Of the chill
Gso Csxisry lsp woop's nnrssrrs and Brcstty.s
sunxx,ppps have usual issued very amusing pyo.
sysmnes Cor saturday night The former pay the .Hsp
~ Nan" and the latter "Dsns Of the Dread swamp
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A chRD-ro souTnERNEss-parvKERs or cos.
"A grcss Water An infslor article Of mineral ~s-r
10 advertised end cold under the name N 'Saaoes,
wssr. the word 'ssrsio9a" being uscd BIZ courer.
r. ters IN where they dare not risk sr..G
$eu ac,ldous srt,cle % "ccneress'' rhe "cccss q
tbe cheat arises from Congress having been
cen called Saratoga water that many pcoplc suppose hs
hs true sud only name. Taking sdvsstsge OF M. the
- TO resemble, - they dare, Congress wNer,
snf mostly sold imitation ~ ~ thnse sed
with hc aisinrushins marks aud brand peculiar
snd qualities Of he senuse Congress water. There sre
nurhuae ~ springs SAraings, Tie wAef from sny OF
vhsh night De thus sold SassinTa wser by PERSONS
~ho~ suplcs Of conscience ed aulv 10 cases wbrc bey
banle unarv pun bmrn ant tst The srsice
mposedcssep puhic be vorlhe ssw nlurans fyou @su,
s.ume TO- sspcctahfs dsefs ard
m al eases oorerve that the cork r. cONGuES
wATrR-g " for ~ithsnt snse worssssn letters.
s~nahrg ec,srt~rfeH wrIgine 70 viii you
lsi NJ prizes and packages And ~ orsrinr fro -
Sree, a.. tran r ordered ksvs
d sHfsl, snsvs s-isd . ~ the wotJd
CLARKE wUrTR.
cw~ste s~~stass pr~insp
Asx 10 Thanss a-ss Mes YoxS.
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BoyD--iLSG.-on Wednesday sseA,ng, Nov. s, BY the
Rev. J. A. Spencer, n. NJ BOYD 10 his
EiEyyt, youngest daughter o. the lave Andrew Lang
this city.
wIsr-McDoraAii g. Bstboiomews church,
thursday Nov q, by the Rev Samuel Cootc, NJ. JAsEs
l. Wsr 70 Mss lsAi1IA eldest daashr Of the late Allen
hcDouRlil, all Of this city.
TBKDsuD-Moi1K ON Thursday nov. Q, a. Ken.
place. Summit, New Jersey by TIE Rev N Madden, Mr..
EDwARD V. TgKAun OF Naii-oo y j., 10 Msr JrpA
ArGrsr4, daughter Of Nicholas y @ Ncisr, ESQ.
MAFcB-MiIIU.-On Thursday, nov Q. by the Rev.
Dr. osgood. OF the Church OF the Messiah Mr.. CSC. :
ysrcn 10 MAS Ella h, daughter OF W. 4. Miller, al
Of this city.
CcxnHi oRp--SrInyAH. Thurs ay, Nov. g. q the
house OF u brdes father, Kent svpnne Brooklyn, by
the Rev. Mr.. Malone Mr. PxTnx CownKnyoRp OF New
York. TO Miss MAR6lRKr A. T. SuIIy.N. NJ Brook.yn.
Dublin and Kilkenny papers plsa-e clpy
Hss-GAapKS-O Wednesday evening. Nov. 8. by
the Rev Mr.. Peck Mr. j. g. Bass, N Mss RUTB c. Gan
pss. all Of Brooklyn.
wB1foRp-rAyIoR Providence. Wednesday.
Oct. 20, by the Rev. Mr. Capp Mr. VIZ q. WHrsoxp, az
this CITY, 10 MIS- CoHsru, daughter Of Theodore Taylor,
nq., Of Providencc.
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The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this market
for consumption, Tor warehouse and also the with.
drawals from warehouse during the week ending
and including Thursday, Nov. 9, 1885,
novrssSn FosBas DnY asops
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DSASH BY DHcwsN0.--Coroner Gamble held an inquest
upsn tho body Of Capt Doagal McDoaga, or the brig
Blanche OF Pctou, Nova Scotia, who was drowned bv
falling over board about two weeks ago. Verdict, death
by drowning" Declared was 10 years Of age ana was
. naive Of Potou Nova SCOTIA
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DrugGisas' Fancy Goods EXCL Usively.-Every
article sod By usgss, except drugs imported by hcHAk0
4 CO. 10 SaAsau street
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BrODchia al a ectlOns.-ssA Know ledge NJ the
in which various the
~oh ned % arm browns bronchial trcches and III. bene
cia effects resunr from the OF hem has induced
them practee believing them of great benefit a.
ections Of the bronchial y. W. Lane NJ D. Sold
BY all druRglsfs.
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miy medicine chest that Is fur7hsd with hese powerful
remedies needs nothing Erupiiors nj
GERS and sun joints infalbly ri b.
and all affections uf the bowels rt1ssch liver
the pulls Sold at the manufacturer 20 Maiieu lane, New
York and "a strand London and by all Druggists nj 10
62Ssc aud ~ per pot or bon.
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To Wholesale and Country Merchants
Barnes fark 3o4 Broadway, New YORK. invite the
~ arge ard cose buyers ke stock Of
and American patent necnoa At and below mAnuscurers
pricss ~ - doxen. package. or 100 gross
BARNES PARK,
New York. Cincinnati and San Francisco.
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took out much less specie than expected, and the
steamer from this port to-mOrr0w-6aturd.y- viii
take out comparatively small amount The Sub
Treasury Of this city last week paid out about four
hundred thousand dollars more than II received, and
the payments this week are likely to be full large
We have advices from Washington of the paymea.
Of eight hundred and forty-two thousand dol
lars Of California bonds. We shall have another
California remittance along by the middle Of
next week, and the Cunard steamer from
this port for Liverpool on Wednesday next viii not
take very large amount of specie. All these
things must have their effect but whether it viii be
temporary or not time only can determine. After
such period Of depression, such favorable events
are likely to have more than the usual influence
upon prices At present the movement is upward,
and the rise has been rapid. Buyers are plenty, and
orders from the country are daily received by the
principal commission houses OF the street in large
numbers. If this feeling lasts or spreads among all
classes more generally. there may be speculative
excitement Of some importance. The return tide Of
deposits has set in from the interior, and in few
weeks the volume is likely to be sufficient to arrest
the drain upon the banks The receipts of specie
from the country have been Of great service in keep
ing up the banks reserve.
At the second board the market fell of frac
ton, notwithstanding the large transactions. New
York Central Railroad declined per cent; Erie /;
Cleveland and Toledo, l. Reading, 4; Michigan
Southern, q; Chicago and Rock Island. /. After
the board prices slightly improved and at the close
the tendency was decidedly upward. La Crosse and
Milwaukee closed firm at sl2 80 per cent
The steamship Atlantic, from this port for Liver
pool tomorrow, (Saturday) will take out between
four and 1--WE hundred thousand dollars in specie.
Geographic despatch from Philadelphia says
that the difficulty with the coal operators il ncreas
ing. They have employed counsel to enforce their
claims for dumpage and the impression is that they
win cease slipping coal from above to great ex-
tent, The tonnage last week was comparatively
small. The new President has got his hands full
from the start. sr 3 s.
The annexed statement exhibits the gross earn
iDgs of the Chicago and Burlington Railroad Com
pany during the month Of October of the present
and past year.
EARSINGs OF THE CHICAGO BURLINGTON RAnRoaD LUZ
Freight Passengers. Miscellaneous Txdl
October 1856. $200,030 70 363 1907 27S.COO
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Hill. Inimitable Cutter or Hair aud w his.
ksrs No barclay strees-Hair dye four shngs box,
ark ur bror I'm
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The Rulc OF Rogers Clothing Warehouse,
oner OF Fulton and Nassau streets TO ask the lowest price
Tor article and make abatement The stock
the fall and winter unsurpassed variety
ana style.
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Falling OF the Hair Should not he consider
Cd shy and persons its disastrous
sesuencea. Can on GRANDJEAH 81 Church street.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye and Wigs stand Un-
Vailed n excellence Both for SALE and the dye privately
1rphed q. No As.Or House.
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FAN and Winter styles for GcntIemen,s

hats large and choice assortment az any offered
thildrenS beaver and ielt hats all their
ties. KELLOGG, Manufacturer, l.S Canal street
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Frangipanni:-An Eternal Perfume !y:-
FRANGIPANSIi
From the Holy City.
Erangpann the most lasting and fragrant of AL perfumes
FTangipanni, francpaani frbg panni; just per
Asia with variety OF other sweet smelling exqu.site
fro gran odorous extracts and perfumes.
GEO. T. INFER &NO,
Ptsrnaceunsts, 800 Broadway.
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Received at Green's Furnishing Store 40. 4,
House. styles OF SCARF, cravats gen.
uemen . winter underware per last steamer.
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garments ready, and sale OF these
from iA5Tics imported by and confined and
an early call VIII secure many beautiful things that viii
be oil before the fairly The cloth
c simerss and yesngs In admitted
The largest and selected variety exposed
cily DDEvLlN 4 CO., Nos ~ 269 and 260 Broad way.
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The New Ysrn Weekly Herald.

Photographs OF Niagara for % Cents SIS
100 rs cent po traits OF the people, double usual
Old stand, 80 Broadway HULMEs
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kDOx's Furs, KnOx's Hats, Knox's Caps, OF
all Styles at No. az Broadway, OF Futon street,
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Is56.-Our ate styles of Fall and Wlnter

Paper Hangnngs Of the Most elegant De-
srp'ions, Just imported by rHUS. FAYE co. 21 Broad
The CITY Hall
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Advertisers Can Obtain all NeedfuI Infor-
alton the character circulation aud Of papers, city
ant country, ami make judicious seecons, " b. PALM
Eh > adver sng agency 1ri0ane Buildings
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Fine Groceries, Teas. Fruits, ssc., cheap for
cash ut j. o. FOWLER CO., DO and 43S Greenwich a.,
n NJ
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tgenGine) at half price. only 10 per bottle CAMP
BELLs drug chemical Eighh
Twenty eighth street. New York. Formerly with Rushton
Clark
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CITY CORnEaC1AL REPORT.
EHmAx Nov Ia p. ".

fnInAY, Nov. - H.
AAns-Ths maykss was quiet o. % n0s pots.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market ives heavy, AMI A.
common and medium grades about &C. par Dbl cheaper
whie extra grades were unchanged. There . lair
demand rom the local trade and for export Tho rsnsac
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500 Fur Collars for Gents Wear, just ro-
ccived ut FORD SCOTS. 2l0 Broadway.
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DIR. AtherIey, having Succeeded 20 the
practice DR. Brady carried on al residence cor
ner Of second and Third street, may be consulted
lAl hours.
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BAr.-SAles continued BE- made st lo0a He, sud
b retail a. he l26o-
berer supplied the MARKET easier, With ircessed
activity About 100 40 bbls wore sold chiefly st
4sc. a6c With small lots at at 48s.
NAVAL STORES - There sctiv y, and the sales
bra ,ed about 400 bbls. turpen ns 81 - D. 100
~ s. 81 10 and 500 bbls common rosin 81 IS
With freight English port at Is. Spirits turpen-
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market was dun, and sales
confined 10 200 900 obs Dess lots at st6 So 81
large lots NJ about $40 - $l6 SIX. Prime nomi-
nal At s14 %, snd S14 30 ssksn Beef unchanged
ciuoiDg country prime 81 50 8 $40, and meas co. 1t
$40 o. $12 Western repacked remained 1t StA
quiet. Bacon wss tn good demand both on the
spo. and 10 arrive. Since last about 1000 boxes
middes have ban sold 70 arrive in March and Aorl
&c Sale Of 40 10 bids long salted shoulders were
sold a. 1870. Hams we're steady without change in
ptces Lard In moderate request ut II &c II We,
Butter WAS at lsc. 80. for Ohio and a4s &c. f,r
State Cneese In moderate demand st 0c n l01&c.
RIcr-Ssiss OF $50 Casks were made &C So a5xc
RxAL tsrAIR House and lot No. 4s7 Green wch street,
22xtO IS $50 No. 4S9 do s. 450 No 49o do, 90 a5o
No. sos 49, $e,476; lot Fifty first street. ne.
Third avenue, 000 house and lot Columbia street
near Sun uit Brooklyn, 2Sxloo 81 $50; three lots
DyksDsn street. Richard Brooklyn, 81 800 house
and To- In Green wich and GsnsevoOrt Streets 24x9,
2bo; on Canal street near varick, $9,6o0 on Fifty
seocrd street, Twelfth avenue 81 500 one lot with
euiicing, on Thirty fourth street. near Nlnrh avenue
2oxsa, - co., adjoining 20x99, s. $50; do.
:s1ss $3.50 isassood property, No l4s Ninth street.
suGAR-Ths market OF nttnued frm without change
in prices. The sales embraced about 800 400 hads.
Nes Orleans chiefly at sKc. 8kc-, and part common
quality at no Moder ste sales Of Cuba were made,
without change in prices.
ToEAuo l. IN fair request, With moderate sales anon
which 80 hhds Kentucky, at 1870; ITO bsIss Hs-
&c 26c.; 3l6 bales Cuba, 22c 23c l46 bales
Cen uegos 4 104 seed leaf 12c. al8Ke AZ do
Florida, Ice 40c.
wHRxn-The sales embraced about 500 bbls, at
33Ac, $40 . 34xc-, ciosing at Sac. for prison.
WooL-We make alteration this Ia any de-
scription Of wool. The demand continues much the
the week previous for American grades Of se,e
and puAe1 with sales of the former to the extent OF
Co. COO lbs. medium, and the same quantity q pulled
fully up to our quota ions In foreign there0 been
little DONE 80 TO 90 bsles South American washed
u q lac. rs bales unwashed carpet WOOL price not
ntsned, and so bales washed Australian at $50.
5Sc., mon ths.