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The state Pilot Laws Declared Uncoa-
stltusiOnAl.

srPKRIoR couRr-sxSxRAL TENN.
Before Hon. judges woodruff, Perrspont and Robrtasu
Gpvps H &soo haySAaI o. nsbst.-Thh ~ an
sctoa 10 piosase for serv,oss sudsrcd but
fuscd, BY the master Of Of defendAnss ssAmshps
tie Empire City. appears that ths plaintiff plot
licensed BY the Board Of Commissioners, and o0sred V
pilot the steamship Emptre CITY On NE Sh pscsmbsr,
1851. He spoke her oil Barnessi, sbou, forty nilss
south Of Sandy Hook, and alleged tbs ssssr which
carried passensers Refused 70 take him. nss pilot Who
offered his services, Notwithstanding was hs duty
under the law Of the state Of New York The Zee fov
such piicsass tired by law 81 ss7 Co. which shs do
fsudant refused 10 pay and Mr. ssoo brought ths
TOR the amount and under the direction Of Judge Hod
man, verdict WAC rendered for The plaintiff subject
for The defendant, consended that The ssssel, n
SPOKEN, was not within he jurisdiction Of the
ssate Of New Yut, and tha ths plaintiff haa
NC .u.ss ~ ss Board Of for IN. pJ
New York. he also unlimited that before the vcssc,
reached Sandy Heck she took pilot board, who
duly hcssssd under the Get q Copgre, and ths
the panr That The pcs.g- laws arr within The power
10 regulae commerce., and that STATE laws be valid
must confcrm 70 The legislation o copgycs hsd also e~ca
the any coming any port situate upoa
waters vbcb The boundarscs Of eAt~s 20 employ
any ptos duly nosnssd OF su&hownsd by aw q az
NE ssies bounded On he ssad vs,ers % pos the vse
rsyy ncsvhbssapdiss alone defence to ths acton
Judges Woodruff, Herrepont and nobeyuon Delivered
criruns sesinst ne validity q tn~ State A~s and Inc
regulations Il the Board Of pot jommssoners 10 far a
they are applicable " sseamsbps
Ths y of great importance, Il involves The
validity Of ssse sstutcs regulating pct~ge fw the
hsrSor Of New York
me pIsnun. s understood, ~in lake he oass 10 the
Court OF Appeals.
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sarrcgsse's Once.
Before Edward c. West, Surrogate.
Will or JOHN a. BONNIE.

ms yin w~ sdm'ssd 10 prcsse yerssrday, but The
main features Of ne provsscm were pubshsd In ths Hs
sAlD sons ago fhs ssssAsos vas the father n-law
Of the celebrated John Dean with whom "hs own May
Ann e,oped about three years since. BY codc 10 sbs
WI "Msyy Ann entirely dsfrhevsted II eli property
the deceased In the distribution Of HE sAsss me de-
csssed was The founder and propre>w u ne Dusseldorf
hts native place N Germany, where be directs hn r.
W BE- conveyed with all possible care and deocr.
CT and oepoesd sl,ng with those Of his rsfaxfvc~ N
TERED there Hs prcp~ry CONSISTED az . COUNTRY house
and land Weesch~e1er county and real e~lafe IN
Nee York, worth together nearly ~ 10000.
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The strikers no longer require the manufacturers 70
sign the bill Of wages but every is ct liberty 70 90
to work wherever he obtain tho established prices
estimated that three four hundred are still
unemployed, many Of whom are in need Of innsiiass
aAaistsnes sI |
held at Iyceum Hail. The auditing committee reported
that they had examined the accounts Of the treasurer
and sub trcssurers, and had found them oorreOl
Several speeches were made urging the oordwainsrs
70 JOIN the ward associAtons and accumulate fund with
which 70 resist any future attempts reduce the present
scale OF wages
most unanimous aAd determined spirit prevailed.
In response to call from the speakers stand gone.
raj estimate given from the floor II the advance
prices secured In consequences Of the strike. Ten
nothing, whie anost the whole assembly raised their
hands - an indication thai They receiving higher
WAGES one man wss reoeviug twenty cents pair for
nssing another had been sevanoed from twenty 70
MI Tsivey had, through the winter, made good mock
advance Of 100 per cent in Consequence Of the srEs
Mr. Andrews was getting ID crau for common cacka
shss we're made tso weeks aeo for I'VE and six.
B. y. Ntes had been advanced nom 10 70 o2,< osnts
Geo. Psrroa bad gained mon than loopsr cen. '.n
mr. hseled eooe; another had gained as per cont 7.
=, y. Neal. hssl v'rfsss had bean advanced non 20
several declared iha, they Eetsg more than they
ever before rscssvsd WIN sxosp0uo q Shs sen a.
re.iy mentioned ths loves gam claimed BY any pessoo
The hail vas 20 per cent
You wi therefore, psrosss Thai the strikers win IN
very few weeks haa they have lost during
the past t~o monu1s whilst 10 y their tnseouos, by .
fshfa sdnerence 70 ther orgAnatoo, 70 retain The Ad
vantage vp,cb tbey have obtained
believe thst but echo The sentiments of a the srik
sAy thai The NEW Yosk HxRAIp has been Of
he ufnoss service 10 them correcting many
that have been constantly and Systematically
culaied the pubic prnts for the purpose G divcrng
the contributions thai have been much needed for the
past fev weekA f..... .... L..
We very much amused al reading m the New
York Bspres the ASSERTION that "tnc only
csived but two and shalt three dollars per week
Apprentices and h ieysor vorkmsu 70 whom tho
Journey men Cordvsiners Associaton would give only
half price many years since The ignorance and
ie<anea Of the Apras viii become apparent W your
readers when they learn that The Cordwainers Associs
ton has only ersssd since August Z, 1855; thai hes
employ ID Apprentices any ner u work
and that never until the zzf Of February last,
drev up scale Of pr,css, or In any way attempted 10
regulate wages.
We are still In need Of material aid and We conjurs our
Trends throughout the country 70 take their
from US, and not from our enemies.
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the sAlcs embraced about eco bbs. II IS 70 81 20
prsoss with Sales q absut 800 sbh Ry. noar uss IN
iAr demand, Win sAies OF 200 400 bns ~ auo4ssons
about 500 eco ss q sss Shove pr , sos Jsy ssS
Brsndywne inciaded in uhs sAIss vss Id VI w~ssrn
wnsAr mo naskss sssms ~ bsoysss, and eass-d a
isss -. AIS = s.sr.sss about :cco sssS ssr
Snsssiss cub : ssors a q a oDsn So . .ssssss.
demand, and priors without chaags Of lmpsrAses ns
southern yellow, ~ s2o. so; weasys assS - soe
SIC, and southern White a sac Axc- Rye vss iaso-
ny vss hsavy vhs lbs ssl1s smbrassd sssst Geo s~h
Gle stat LAKE shore 49, and 1000 do Canada wesi
sac c.i. vsre heavy, and ne ssppiy ssgmsauss van
Gown -The make, ~ss nrm The sales embraced 8 coo
mat. Jaws Il iske 300 bar IASuAyrs a ls.e 500
400 bags MArAo.lbo 1s27 Cey Da 7sso cosa Rs, as;
Java, 1894 mats; Singapore, sbf oaxs, i,i52 msAs b.
pg%ss. go BEG. ., ls.. iss,s s.s 7, ss :.'
prices sers Without qoosabis change; vhfe the ae1
= sn ia sso sn 30 s s soa'. soss'.u.d
TsnsIrs-Te Liverpool 5000 bushels -ssss s.x 500
by steamer, isd n Steamer bass; 100 Sorss cSsss,
81 Ns by steamer TO GtAsxpv 500 bbt roen we're en-
square and a g for round. Rates 70 London we're
Hl-s.e. q go o. 100 bsiss fov ss,pmsss ~srs
fss Ne. Sssay q Tso end q, u 90 ,or ssn .orS.
hoissE-A sale of - bea New Orleans wa mAds
NAVAL srorga-sAles q 700 . 500 sss spsrHr vrrs
made part arrived IN shipping order, % <ec aGkc, The
Ahr for the article IN New York barrc, and so bbs-
common rc~in ., 81 90 per $40 los, delivered
0tA-ilnssed Was IN steady demand ~ 60. Gle,
Nhne crude, vbale and spcrm we're unchanged.
PRovIsIoss-- rork--rbc market vas heavy, vhts ne
rsosips fair. The sales ocssd ~ above 80 ss&s,
including mesu - sli 81 thin mes 81 ~ ~, and
prime Al sls rs q fll a. and old mses tlI bref
wss IN fnr request vnh as of 60 bbs including
try Noes 81 IS g. repscscd western 90 "a - He So
and ezra ct f11 20 fi2 70, closing dun Prime and
India me~s wsrs nominal Ont meas we're mere frsey
DARED saes u sce SEQ hbds ssd tsrcsa II ssc.
. NO for shculdevs, ard sAe .eko i~ hsms. Lard
Ioko ffkc sssaev snd ehesse we're skady aud
PIes-sa,ss embraced ~ tssos a aye slxs rA~
stcck o. rice Nee York hAy 4 1859, We A ga o~nss
Carolina, and IN 1890, n, a32 caaks.
suusss--The market vas ermcv thovfh pvtc~s vers
wHhout change q impovtaacs, rs sahs smbwnosA
about 900 hhds cuba and Porto RICO, part II sssc
exc, and 600 bids. Mefsdo M txc <s<c ma eanrk
a. uuH N Yovk Ma L. = ~
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The Lynn Shoemakers' Strike.
OUR LYNN CORRESPONDENCE.

TT LYNN, April 20, I5oU
The <pprcaching End Of I've Lynn Syike-AckwosOs&o
~eHfs 10 the Srikers' Ftrnd-A~othr Meeting Of the On
empleyed- Satisfactory Operation of the SsvsReCdsa IN
Pos~s-Darwsnation Of the Striksrs SociAy-N irsre
sestotiaw Of tie EsPress-k~e Material AID WaHsed,
de-, &c.
VIII you permit me, through your columns, TO give
credit for the following contributions to the striking fund
never before publicly acknowtedged:-
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sslos

This viii be regarded a. favorable statement
The public was prepared for o decrease in the
specie, ~ The California remittance per Northern
Light only counted one day Ia The averages. tap
pears, however tina, our banks have been terrifying
themselves from the near by cities. The specie
average IL an ascending one, and The next
statement win probably shov On insreass.
ne decrease 10 loans likewise q gratifying
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The exchanges At the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2e,524,4l5 81, and the balances
81 ,l25 ,s6s co.
The interest on the third mortgage and con-
vertible bonds Of the Hudson River Railroad Com.
psny, due LIST Of Nay, viii, usual, be paid ct the
ONCE Of the company
A dividend of 10 cents on each share Of the CAPT
tal stock Of The Hiwassce Mining Company viii be
paid on presentation Of certificates by the holders
IN person, or BY attorneys duly authorized, at the
Office Of the company, No. 2e} Brosdway.
The earnings Of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad line for the third week in April
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As usual on Mondays, the stock market was dali
to-day, with the exception of Panama Railroad
stock, which was very active at large advance.
II opened at l42-an advance Of one per cent upon
Saturdays closing price-rose rapidly up to LAG,
then fell back to l44 sold In the afternoon at that
price, and closed that bid. Tho rapid advance in
this stock Is ascribed in certain quarters to the
supposed success of the company negotiation for
the renewal Of their charter from the government
Of New Granada. There Is probably no basis for
this superstition. At latest dates the negotiators
who have been sent out to endeayor TO obtain a
new grant from New Granada had not reached the
capital Bogota; II is therefore, hardly likely that
they can have achieved The object of their mission
From all that We can learn, the New Granadian
government and statesmen are fully alive to tho
value Of the privileges which viii fail into their
hands at the expiration Of the present charter
of the Panama Railroad Company. and are
not at all likely TO concedc Q fresh grant
without receiving an ample equivalent therefor.
The probability ID that the present movement IN
the stock Is merely speculative, and Is based partly
the expectations Of il-informed parties TO the
renewal Of tho grant, and partly on the prospect
which we believe to BE- very fair-of increased dr.
vidends hereafter on the stock. Pacific Mail sym
psthixed with Panama, and sold at log, against i05
on Saturday. Galena was fraction lower. Cen
tral, Rock Island, and one or two other specuia-
tive stocks, we're pretty steady. State securities
were all Q fraction lower, the prospect Of moro
activity In money having seemingly induced
some holders to put their property on the
market. Thh afternoon the market was quiet,
and stocks closed inactive at tho following
quotations:-virginia es, 92i . %; Missouri 9 .,
s3i q 4; Canton, Il n 4; Cumberland Coal prefer
red, LA; Pacific Mail, 1861 LOG; New York
Central, Isl 70; Erie, ls \; Hudson River, az
AZ; Harlem, IL l; do. preferred 80 4; Reading,
Ar a ~; Michigan Central, f7r IS; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana IL a I; do. guaran-
teed, % a 4; Panama, fus Illinois Central, sol
q 4; Galena and Chicago, s3i a 4; Cleveland and
Toledo, Isl q 4; Chicago and Rock Island, cal ass
by the arrival Of the Angio-Saxon at Farther
Point, Canada, We have one days later news
from Europe. The financial intelligence Is salts
factory; the funds are higher The advance
In breadstufA continues, and the market Is quoted
buoyant Cotton b without change.
The receipts st tho once Of the Assistant Tres
surer yesterday were as foIlows;-
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Weekly Report ~ Deaths
In the city and county Of New York. the 2st day 81
April 70 The 18th day Of April, 1850.
Men, III; women f13; boys $780, girls, 13l Total l9l.
Adults, 20; youths, 10; children, $50; males, A7;
females, "a; oolored persons, H.
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1oaai. :. -
The number o. deaths compared vi0 ue corrseposd
lows
ws~s ending May I, lsss .soz IDcvs~ss 81
April 90, 1850. .. 800 lncresss. .125
-, ., 49, Dsashs IRON absoluss fsssss. .sei 40,
April ~, ~. srtsrnaisns ~ 81 Va
shsoluie dssase. .sts 40,
Apsh ~, sxssrnai eaasss, - 60 VI
pxHIM 4 Dnxvxs, ov hspscs:v.
Orr 1ysrr,os's DxrinrsrSr, New York, Apvn D. tseo
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eleventh Dsy--Msr.i.s Session.


,~dHsely upor the opening Of The Court, the sssas
ra IN case, and The cout announced thaashe EN-
dem both sdss v~ oiosed. The defendants coun-
ssis rssA br,ef extracts fron NE evidence a Samuel
D'sA before the coroners jury.
J. om.oS, Esa., prosecuting attorney, then summsd
NJ VA for The state. He lid 70 The Jury that they
had enoc In the cass fully before them 70 dccfds
On In the opening Of the oass he had uisd 70
be hn spparial; and The sssse had pursaed
rcu pomt had thrown open the door 10 an evidence,
$3.50 a against The defendant He sid Il vas I'd.
BE decsssed came 70 "a unnatural
ds ,.s.,a he prosecutor, from The testimony
.hns W. sast s>y that she met her de~Ah ~ hsr o~n
esn" ..Ser hyposssss, As argued, originated
from W. Of NE pr,sonsr made ave days afser
the $50 =. sowue, and aftev snspscions had bean
Moasea 80 drunensAilty IN tcv death Ths
80 .S..sptarpe groundwork out q which grew
VIZ sr ne ntssinnmscy Of dcoeAssd with the pri.
so.s. ' .snersliyAtons and eecapAdce with young
49, H. .ccouFpecialy that with the isissr, Ia
go. sns punhcan infanous act, bot covered iu
s,,,1 81 men spo written promise o. marriage me
.'..sa,., 40 capoeihe ingenuity displayed ny TIE
yrss "a IA unsten promise, In which he sue
5000 WHEN rest publicly scaadahxang me ae,
abe indigestion I such an exseni tnas exchsa
,s.s.sssS ~ sgr~e the otium resting UPON be
ssanssl man SAD; - matrimonial alliance. me
house ,v,oe in four nsris{s ee visited nsr ls'ners
s.s In veuscsucs= mc<ncv In tav must he
80. ne.sy q 70 Ramscjs poor WIFE He moves
49, pSe vss NJ his wife vAs there some six
hn.s. living within flour weeks In This foar
mnn.nv uos sr ve>f bis wife, he enjoyed
h sr and distress hhon do you 20 10 nme
oI IA he wish her wifei when he was
nes W. ~ytsss W her, 6eyy On the con
trMy, - avon her, sndhh SICKNESS ssd ms
puy ~. when be dccs'oyes her not 70 come
70 s - IN ana then home, q 10 only 70 drive her
20 cnm r. csrv,sse, cvidsntAeu ne takes others
m" vow oorpss shs srcune her prfvsss 20.
CIV. = ,cr -has her splrM The defence, and
Ia s.o- upou pager. rnes ths time, a. she
put MN 49, srss uhow any fscosssv 10 sam. Hsr
Gen ns,srs al This time n.bid ssase of the
panm p 49, n The prcsscu, vss CONSISTENT
80 usssle. He begins 70 axe !. ~ ~sed Win ~
~ 80 v zee him With ~, alarms her
sn Sn.-A rssr, n home. Mr.. Rsnshe hnds him
= s,ct No smith has = s~sy. Mrs..
sam wccdvua Only CONES N "a under her
sew rsss avsy, and Hrasn - "a Mr.. kan
srssssc. He goes 70 Andersen - xnIocure me
ss,sst Il vhy osdnr he ven MIN Jrun NOT 70
,ct~vvsS~d m sbs coz sso Becarne
$3.50 ,sssvsss spulA 10 have IN me sles. And
- M, vsssf ne arsenic ve prc1rere only
~. ~ she hSnsp In evod hssf0, - HArden
-.sa,r.s. - = snkse SCH tssA ss1e bsv se-
1900. pss,sa - the csnx ~ Sss her
5000 Mo n he sseeps erc ~" W-lubns
es~rs ~ void ~ within on be
nrA
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORr.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
hosDxr, April 3o-6 p. r.
AMEL-The market MAS rsaay. sin sAles o. % = %
bbe. pots at bkc White pearls ~era qoies al SIC.
BsK<uuttss-ffour--fn the market underwent soas re-
scton. canal bo.i landed ~.,h Taxa Cham
plain with the prospect arrivals from BuIAio BE-
lore the clcee OF Ne ~sk had ms q ceprssiAg
prices hs saiss enbtAssd ABOUT G,ooos GEO bss.
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Howc md NJ 10 Noa street, 7ssss 100
~ A. y HHueckev, 80 q, I
wee stevy brick bcuee ss1 ~ ts2 EAs> iuh 49,. en-
Hoaps Esd sfsS scrss u rot HAnnea. o0eo
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eiscco Mnscri 90.
10000 DO. bio
200 Harlem ~ IN b
1000 oosben IN oh b
500 nlch 20 z m b.
1000 DO.
70 shs Am Ex n. ed
. Oont'neueAl Bank
100 Canton %. SEQ
100 Psc Mail SO On bio
go ~ Y C>ps RR
~ do.......ss
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Southern States, and the new lands in Oregon and
Minnesota made 70 contribute to the support Of
man, then it win be safe 10 expect New York to
remain the centre Of the financial world, for no
European country can, by any ingenuity, prodsse
as much Is the United States. Bat it, on the other
hand, the proceeds Of oil this vast production be
consumed in extravagant expenditures; il, as was
the case almost throughout the country before
1857, and s still the case in large cities, exraya
gance in living become general, and sums at which
a frenchman or an Englishman or German would
shudder be spent in women's dress, household
pomp, dissipation, show, and idle display; II the
importation of silks and laces, and jewelry,
and costly furniture and expensive wines, and
other such objects ofuxury, swell in proportion to
the exports of cotton, gold and pork, then no pos
sble Development of agriculture and industry can
prevent this country from being, at least one year
out Of every two, debtor to the more economical,
and thrifty nations Of Europe.
Foreign exchange was inactive all last week
The rates are 1881 1851 for bankers go day bills
on London, and l09i a for short sight; for com
mercial bills 1854 I. Francs have been quiet at
6.l6} l73 for bankers 60 day bills, and 5I3a SIS
for short sight There is no profit ON shipments
OF specie when exchange rules at these rates, and
1t must be presumed that the shipments which are
being made are based on exceptional grounds.
The course Of the stock market during the past
~
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With the exception OF Michigan Central and
Toledo, both Of which have advanced materially,
there has been very little change since last week.
The demand for stocks among the spectators con-
tnues active, and the public are buying bonds aud
State stocks very freely. But there is a strong
bear force at the Board Of Brokers, whose sales
for the time being have the effect Of depressing the
market The stocks most freely sold during the
week have been Gslena, Central, and Pacific Mail.
The prospects Of the former depend on the earn
ings Of the road in April; its friends promise a
handsome increase over April last. II they are cor.
rect the stock will advance. Central has huctuated
a good DEAL on the strength OF rumors from al.
baDy. There are many who still believe the tolls
bill win pass; while others, seemingly with better
means of information, deny that any such scheme
can become law. Another week will end the long
agony. Pacific Mail was freely sold by prominent
holders and various rumors were set on foot to &C.
count for the sales. We presume that they were
generally baseless. The May dividend will proba-
bly, be ten per cent.
A few more returns Of earnings for the first week
Of April have come to hand, and we subjoin them
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Before Hon. Judge PierHepsnt.

BEFORE Hon. Judge PterKepont
ACTION AGAINST AN INSURANCE COMPANY-THE JURY
OUT ALL NIGHT.
April 13-7Ae Neso Fork Bclhing ssd Packing Oomp@sy
1Hs Ndvcpolaan Isswance Csmpasy-Ihs action was
brought TO s. $50 for loss fAcssry IN New
town, Conn insured to that amount By The Defendants
on 18th Nay, 1855. There were other rAks by various
companies amounting IN Ill TO $ee,0o0 The defence
WAS nrst, that ater the policies The plaintiffs increased
1ues running under Il into the chimney and putting
into the main building With smoke pipe through
. window within some fifteen inches Of . wooden sill.
Second that the plaintiffs had not according TO PROMISE
put certain pump and made certain arrangements for
extnguishing nre but the 28h Of August 1885, frau
dnlenty represented that they had done and thus
only obtained consent to erect building, but In
duoed the company to withhold cancellation Of the po
The plaintiffs alleged that by the policy they we're ex
the buildings, machinery and nxtures"-that the
boiler was removed to be repaired because
Ii was leaky and that the boiler properly To-
Gated and did not increase the risk They denied the
alleged aud and asserted that they had not represented
the arrangsnents for res q made but only promised
to make them.
The Court charged that under the policy the plaintiffs
had right to mako alterations ana repairs, consistently
with thek business, they did 30 in such Q manner as
not TO increase the risk OF fre and that the plaintiffs
company from sanceling the policy tho defendants were
entitled TO verdict, unless the jury found that there was
evidence that the defendants would have revoked the
policy The Court also instructed the jury that promise
would MOI be . representation.
The jury retired Il about foar o'clock p. n, bat o.
April 14At ten O'Clock A. n, the jury, who bad been
ont al night, into court and said they unable
to agree They discharged They stoed ven for the
plaintins and two for the defendants.
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have embraced about 1880 quiatays Georges Bank a.
- 70 IS s7k, and 1909 do Bank Ut % d % 30;
The last sales Of moment Of Ne made u $40 30
$40 czx Smoked herring wsro n good request, win
,ass - s9s - for Scotch, and q Gle 10 fer No.
l;Reked herring were dull and heavy.
MAY was scarce and Arm, and supplies light The sales
embraced few hundred bales for shipment ~ u
IRON The market continued 70 rule dull, while prices
exhibited little variation The last saie Of Scotch pig
braces about zoe tens 6arsherre s24 co. months,
And 100 DO. Englkh common bars az $4a Russia was
selling moderately 81 l2ke = l3s.
IAD-rg was IN tar request at unchanged prices.
Sas q sp.nnn so;t were made At IS e2, and $50 do
LINE continued in good demand, with sales within two
o. s ssIee ss,s p.;, q about zoe so including
MsiAssD -Sales OF $50 sss. Oaba musoovAAs were
made ut Csc.
NAVAL STORES were quiet and in the absence OF sales
nal
Ons-cxy lnseed was in sosA demand 1t Gle. e2c.
the wharf on private terms, not under 60c per gallon
1000 gallons cotton seed OIL at 62c, four months 7bs
ss1es swee, oil .. ss 20 for quarts and At - - s2H
800 600 city disabled red ~ 9xc
PROVISIONS -Pork-Ths msskes was heavy, while prices
not quetaby lower. Sales connned 70 about
500 400 barre a, s7 esx for new mess SIT for thin
d. SO so for Ohio and at $l4 lax ASIA rs for new
prime Beet was hrm and In good request, whIe tho
~ S. SO; country prime at 81 81 Is; repacked mess
At 80 SIC 80, and extra at $ll Is ST. So Beef hams
saa
city Smoked for California .. is1lc. Cuts meats we're
and terces at &C. 7c for shoulders, and sAc 9<c.
fer hams Lard was ARM with sales Of about 100 tbls.
% with s
49, 2lc; old do 1oc. l5c, and old Ohio al 9hc. .
11Kc. Cheese continued in geod export demand. while
RICE was quiet at SKc lXc, the latter for strictly
prime quality. Sales were limited