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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dwauaned manufacture. Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
hanber Suites plain and ornamental OF h. T. FARHlNO
IONS. 800 Canalst opposite Wooster Established iS'a
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL Tia. best assortment Of ESAMELED FURNITURE, IN
Al colors and styles Walnu: and Chestnut Plain and Orna
mental In Suites, Wholesale and Retail Also Mattres-e'
and Paia.ses. WAkREN WAhD, NO ~ Oanalst'
FURNITURE, &c.-Parties breaking ny
i housekeeping will aid good by donating surplus
furniture bed ling aud clothing to the Department io
Soder Chi disu" about 10 be opened in connection with
the Home for the Friendess' Address MAIkON, Home
Tor the Friendless,' No. - East Thir,ieths,.
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auOken.

Steamship Teutona bound EAbril 49, lat 49, lon 26 a.
Ship Robert Cushman, bound WApril %, lat a. ion 81
Snip Eliza, boGDd W-AprI n, lat ~ 90 lon 40.
Bark Ella Young, from iIayre for New-iork with pass
May l. Oft Nantucket Shoala.
Bhg Helene Of Glasgow, from Rio Janeiro for New ork-
March 90 lat ls20S Ion. IS 10
Brig Thomas Tnuel from Newiaven for Port au Prince
A pn ~. lat. Is a. lon. % IS. . .,
Brig Hunter. from Philadelphia for Barbadoes-Aprh Z'ti
at. IS O5. lon 10.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rises...4:57 sun Sets...o5T Moon sets... "a
uiGu wATKh rms
sandy Hook 28m Gov Island !9n Hell Gate..... 4
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Corporation Notices.

LNERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-At the City
Hall, on MONDAY. May % 1865, a, IL O'Clock ~
will be sold Public Auction 10 the hishes, bidder with sde
quate security Tor term Of ten years, nom the let day
JUNE 1865 LEASE 10 establish and maintain Ferry Tom
basin the foot Of Springst in the City OF 70
Hoboken NewJerscy at the point where the old reryw
established within 900 yards north south Of that p'nS
The landing place Hoboken, NewJersey to oe Furnishes
by the Purchaser.
CONDITIONS. $50,
The conditions and OF the Lease 10 be IN 'es
usual form of Ferry Leases heretofore entered into oy 'n
Corporation which may be had application at the once OF
the Comptroller. By order OF the Commissioner OF n'
|sinking Fund MATTHEW T. BRENNAN
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miscellaneous.

CARPET WARP.
~ HEMP, FLAX and COTTON.
WOOL TWINE
in Skeins aud Balls.
TWINES AND CORDAGE.
H. A. HARVEY No 81 Maiden lane
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6tationern ano fanrp %ooos.

DARD & BROTHERS Established le4o)
ID GOLD PENS,
|PEN AND PENCIL CASES. Also manufacturers Of BAku
Is WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD fsNSs
JAMES ID. BARD, Agent. No p Maden'lane, New io'~
Rcponting, so cents Send for circular
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They came by the following routes: Erie Railroad. ~
Hudson River Railroad, IS; Harlem Railroad LOS; Ne"
Jersey Central Railroad. 273; by hudson River Boats rs
on foot, q. About $3.50 in the yards on Monday
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PETROLEUh is firm ut 3sdiOc. for Crude; 55G
SIC. for Refined in bond and 7Ja1Gc. for do. free
RICE-The market is quiet but firm; we hear of only
a few small sales to the trade. The stock hand
5,605 bags cleaned and 420 bags unceaned against
1880 bags unclaimed same time last year
SUGARS-The market for raw il duh and prices
are lower, closing heavy sales Of 40 hhds Cuba ut
a l2tc the inside rate being for good refining. Re
lined are dull at lgi 9ic. for Hards.
SEEDS-Cloyer Seed is in fair demand and firm
the supply Is light sales at 30d3lic. per 10 Timothy
Seed is selling freely at s5ae6 per bush Rough
FLAX Seed is selling ct 81 l0Gs2 80 per bush. OF So ~
TOBACCO-Tbe demand is moderate. and prices are
nominally unchanged
TALLOW-The market is easier and dull The
supply is fair; sales of 5000 n. at Ilalltc for
Western, and lltc. for city.
WHlSKY-The market is without essential change ;
sales OF 80 bbls at 81 l0ds2 II for Western.
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GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUN6
~ LADIES, Bridgeport Conn. For circulars address,
Miss EMILY NELSON
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TUTE On,II uudred and SEVENTEEN Ct. and kngsbrid
lRosd-FRENCH is the Language Of the School Modern
sngusaea Mathematics Classics Engineering and CONNER
studies Circulars AZ No. s. Cedarst Beer Schmers
Music Store, No 50l Broadway. and No. 93 Broadway.
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The total humber this week 4l4j head, compares Wit
l34 head last week, aud with 5lsb bead per wees
asst year and with $500 for the corresponding week veal
$40.
The number sold yesterday and to-day AZ the princpa
market 40 head compares with 1895 heed last wrei au'
with 3tJ1 head the per week las year and will
= 5l8 head. Jet market one ycnr ago.
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obstruction.

|DERKSHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS
ID stockOrdge Mas, The summer Session open, An,
10. FERDINAND HOFFMAN, frincipsf "
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United PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,
~ No % WALKER-Sr., New.York
Our Company being composed entirely OF supene
woTkmen enabled 10 produce more perfec, Pa
Forte THAN ANY OTHER ROUSE.
Every Instrument guaranteed for Five Years
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JASON a HAMLINs CABINET ORGANS.

vi sALESROOMS REMOVED TO No. $50 Broadway
doors above Metropolitan Hotel These instruments
established reputation the best Of their class ia the world
1THIRTY GOLD or SILVER MEDALS other hrst class
premiums have been awarded to MASON HAMLlN within
years best and they able to refer
profession generally for testimony " the
riority of their work. Prices, ; 10 to 5000 eash
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IAZLETON BROTHERS,

Il OVERSTRUNG. GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
No % Prncest few doors west Of Broadway New of
These Pianos have always received the Ts premium wne
they have been exhibited written guaranty Tor ~
years accompanies each Piano
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|THE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square
and Upright PIANOS. MELODEoNS HAkhD
1 NUNS aud CABINET ORGANS Wholesale and retail /
let. and allowed If purchased. Monthly payments z
ccvrd for tie Second hand pianos bargains ron
S2l5 Sheet music little soied At lie per page PAM
In attendance TO try music Factory and wGeroom'
No. +9l Broadway. Cash paid fof second hand Pianos
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r H. sEARrNG's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
10 Fourth avenue near Twenty third stree. A cl.s,
formed for the German and private lessons every day
those who wish 70 learn quickly.
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Police Iutellfuenre.

SAVAGE ASSAULT AT THE HOFFMAN H0Usg-rBg
AssArLAST ARRESTED AND HELD TO BAfL--rng
TABLES TURNED.
Mr. Abba A. Selovcr wealthy gentleman whose rcS
dence Is at the Metropolitan Hotel recently appeared
before Justice Bowling at the Tombs Police Court AMI
preferred charge Of assault and battery against
William II Borst living Mt No, ~ Madison
nue. Boest was yesterday arrested by Captain
Jourdan, Of the Sixth precinct. The defendant
was taken into court and through bis counsel
demanded on examination, which win he granted Mr.
Stephen H. Alden OF the st James Hotel entered into
bond Tor 1000 to insure the defendants future ap
pearance According To statement made by Mr. Sclo-
YER u appears that on the I'd inst he boarding nd
tho Holman House. That evening. while sitting with
bis family, the card Of Mr. Bors was handed him BY
one Of the bell boys Of the hotel Mr. Seloyer di
rectcd that Borst be shown into the ladies' par.
lor for q few moments, when no would come
down. On entering tho room, Mr. Selovcr met
Borst, then entire stranger 10 him, and a Mr.
Stcarns, who called with him. II is alleged by the
complainant that Borst and Stearns Immediately com.
menced 10 abuse him, wbereupon Mr. Scover remarked
that they were strangers he wanted nothing 70 do
with them, and requested that they leave the house Mr.
Belover turned 10 leave the paror when he charges
Borst struck him violent blow the side OF the head
with his 0st nearly knocking him down Borst and his
friend then led into the street, and the next day
The assalant before Justice shandley and caused
the arrest Of Mr. 5elover charging him with assault and
battery. Nc Borss subsequently, withdrew tho Com
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FREIGHTs. engagements Wer0:-TO Liverpool
1000 bushels corn 5s TOO bales cotton at d lied
and so hhds tobacco at $685. also per steamer 1000
bushels at Cd per 90 bs 100 bales cotton at Xd
300 bbs lard at 25s To London 5000 bushels oats p
vae and 900 do at 3D. In bulk and per steamer
81 900 bushels at ID To Glasgow 500 bbs -four at
2s nd To Bremen 100 hhds tobacco at 25s 200 bales
I'D Antwerp so tons provisions at 22s Id
private terms
MorAsss was without important change. with
ticeable sales
Provisions. Receipts 1903 bbls pork, 100 do boef
lat pkgs cut meats and 28 do and 500 kegs lard The
pork market inactive, but steady Moss closed firm
at $685. regular. Tho sales were about 5000 bba for
present delivery at $27 S7 S2S rs for mess and $23
$24 for prime mess and 500 bbs moss deliverable
In February, at private price-secr's option. Beef
was unchanged. The sales were about $50 bbls at
Sill $l4 for plain moss and S14 SIT Tor extra
mess; also 200 terces prime mess at or about 635.
Beef hams steady with sales OF ITS bills at $32
S34 90. Bacon Quot and unchanged Gut meats
in b5tter demand We note sales OF 900 packages
at lilo 13c for shoulders, and 13c. 16c. for hams
Lard dull and NOMINAL with sales OF 800 packages at
15c. 1oc. for present delivery and 600 packages for
January and February sellers option at 16lc 17c.
Butter and cheese continued quiet unchanged prices
RIcE continued dull and nominal at yesterday quota
ti0ns
SUGAR was dull and heavy The sales were 90 bids
Cuba muscovado at from 13xc. 1870. also 1913 boxes
Havana at from lac 14Ac.. and 500 molasses sugar
at 1OHc.; and by auction 500 boxes CHba at 10kc
12c. Refined was nominal The following is taken from
Stuarts circular -Best crushed sugar. 1870 granu.
lated. 1skc. ground, lSkc; white, A. 17Kc.: yellow.
C, l6Xc. Der ID.
ToRAcco was dull and heavy. We note further sales
OF 200 cases Ohio scedleaf at 10c. y $3.50. .,.-
TArLow was dull The sales were only 10000 lbs. at
1896. a lac 81, .rs,. +, IS
WHsKSY. Receipts, "a bblA Tho market was dull
and entirely nominal al 81 81 q 81 81
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Mr.. Gerry-when you cried on the direct examination
when you asked about picking up the needle, was
It through sympathy for Mary SMITH (IAughter)
% IS SIR m fG ,aa h xnew scds
witness and she said for mo 20 do as liked she s at
home 20 day; pledged the articles partly al Mr. Levys
In Sixth avenue, and q part at Cramers, In Carmino
street, below Blocker street
Mr.. Gorry--Is u regular pavnbrokersf
Wtness-I Ia; when pledged the articles gave the
name OF Hlicker. waverlcy place.
Following this the witness was examined at great
length respecting the articles pawned, the money re-
ccved for them, and their aggregate worth.
The counsel thcn asked 10 other pawnng operations,
and the witness stated that occasion she pawncd
her husbands coat for dollar
Mr.. Cram objected 10 tLis exhaustive style OF cross
examination matters not connected with the case
Counsel for defence said II was not important 10 60
into these matters 10 show that the pcnury Of these par.
they kept house In waverey place they were plcdgng
q coat for dollar 10 pay tho rent
The Court decided 10 allow the examination TO go on
and II continued nj great length The concluding
part OF the witness testimony was as follows
My bed In the Sixth house was placed directly
under the window; my pcurisy and eryspcas began in
the OF 1864; the 10th OF January was, think
Tuesday, but am not certain the door between the
had her name on the door; think II was "Doctor t.
Poter she now lives At 800 Sixth avenue have known
John Cav at Essex Market Police since March, 1858
wrote him letter In March last; have copy Of It'll
did not think IL necessary TO keep one; gave state
ment In writing about what occurred In waverey place
II not connected with the divorce case; was while
Mrs Potter was n tho Tombs; Mr. Clinton has ~ he 10
Mrs. Poters counsel In the case against her for man.
slaughter
long examination "a 10 where the writing materials
were kept In Mrs Potters and the parties the Wit
ness saw using them followed, and lasted up 70 four
O'Clock q.
Az that hour the Court asked how muchlonger would
continue and being told several hours the case was
adjourned until tue usual hour this morning,
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read Thorn for her about her husband.
Mr. Gerry objected TO this
an Cram begged the ssnsemsn a yo.S NOT s n'e'up.
Witness (smarty)-I am not 40 easily frightened
Mr.. Cram-was she nearsightcdf
Witnes3-She was, she told me 30 herself
Mr.. cram-Do you know OF any instance Of her near.
sightedness,
Witness-Yes, SIR.
Hero tho witness put her handkerchief 10 her eyes
and wept for few seconds, after which tho question
witness--Ons day she dropped needle and asked me
10 pick IL up for her. she nearsghted road the
paper for her every Sunday ~ she could not 800 70 read
Mr.. cram-Do you rocoIect any discovery that was
made in Mary smith's ciothsss
Mr. Cram-what was IN
Mr. 0erry-I object to that.
Mr. Grant, propose TO provo that shs stole somo'
The Court ruled this out
Counsel for dsfonce--Dont mind Mary Smith; guess
she will como out all right.
Court-Go on with tho case, gentlemen.
wiine.-I know Mrs Walsh by sight shs Is in court
Mr. crsm-Thai Is Mrs Massey, Is IT.
rHsAIK Ermnrs-oucnr THEY m xARxxDs
Counsel for defence-Are these ladies' ekhibitsi
Laughter) II so, they ought TO be marked tRenewed
1ourt3we must havo order, gentlemen.
Mr. cram-If they are to be marked you had better
mark them 10 tho counsel for dsfenccl don't think
'h'y want any %s1s Laughter S.a sSs a sssp
wnness--In February, 1858, Mrs. Potter borrowed
from me S6 10 help pay the rent pawncd some things
for her. took q shawl Of Mrs. Walsh and silk dress OF
Mrs Potter and pledged them for her towards raising
money for the rent; this in March OF 1893.
Mr. Cram-whIc you lived at waverley place what
done thcreg
witness-when irst went there kept "a
medical instituie in tho spring, either In March or
April they concluded 70 break up tho institute "a did
not pay; they heavily in debt; they took
down the sgn, and MIRA Walsh took the
house and kept Il az q boarding house; when
I left Mrs Walsh and Mrs. Potter lived there;
they had boardcrs there men and wonen four 10
oil know Of: when the house was used a. boarding
house Mrs Potter kept the back paror after that time
lived with Mrs. Potter In November last at No. $50
Sixth avenue; this In November Of 1884 u remained
thero until the Goth 21st Of May 1896; the ground
floor Of that house used crockery store; Mr. Potter
occupied the second floor; Mr. Durham and family 90
oupied the floor above that the fourth floor occu
pied BY Mrs. Wheeler, an old lady, and Mr. Tumbull
and his wife.
rHn HOUSE, IN Hxm AvIrun
diagram OF the second door OF the Sixth avenue
house was here handed 70 Witness and ser some ais
cussion was admitted The witness then continued
The front room was used ~ perlor and once Mr..
and Mrs Potter slept In the back room and slept In
tho middle bedroom thorc was no door between Tue
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The murder o. John 0reen.
JOHn HAOKErr sENTxN0ED 70 - HANGED on xu
Orb or FEBRUARY MKT.
oouRr or oYnR AND rRMINsR


john HAOKErr sEETxN0HD 70 - HANGED on wuu
Orb or FEBRUARY MKT.
ooUgr or orm AND rzmrnss
Before Judge Sutherland
When the court opened yesterday morning Mr. 0unnAG
T. Bedford Assistant District Attorney moved for 49,
tencs John HAcket convicted OF the murder o. Joha
Green.
The clerk asked Hackstt the usual question - -
whether he had anything say why sentence Of dsaA
should not be passd upon him To this question he ~
not answer syllable, but stood calm and collected
Judge Sutherland then passed sentence - follows:-
Green ~ s.66Ins MIN u .: sfs breast with Knife
a Y: % degree q: ssas sss az ss .SsS ss
and fairly tried, and 70 present me case made 81
the evidence TO tho jury most favoaby for you The
person Who stabbed John Green On ths hight Of shs =
Of Ssptsmber Lass on Tho Sidewalk n Second svenaa.
between Thirty sn an .s e. o s,ss = g
Genoe that whom you 20 stabbed John Green you ntsnAso
from sss svds s Ss sSsn John Ssss ~
stabbed no was probably suffering iron disease whisA
stsbbed ~ you Your counsel ably and nseniouAy urg
before thai John Green dod Of the 1ssAs AnAo
q e s S e re iosnd J. ,S ss IS ~
g hs case lels Isssenasss doubt o. John Green a.
permit tho jury 70 otherwise Than reader the vcrdo
they dA render Bat tho jury In condemns their vss-
tioo 70 mercy you nust uaderssnd IL 70 be sonAefe1
Is addressed % he Governor and mot 70 tho judge
Your gray hars, your wife and children will eertAiny
though the evidence did mot show the least just0ca
tion FOR your crme did tend TO show that probably
ccmendaaion Of the jury 70 mercy cannot stay youR
sentence ON their verdict May you, 10 tne meantmAs
BY calm consideration and und0ubng, hopeful farm
prepare yourself Che execution Of awful senteaOo
The judgment Of tho Court Is that you John HackstS
for murder and felony whereof you stand convce
York from whence you came TO be safely kept and de-
tanned until Friday the 9th day Of February nex and
ON said last mentioned day you bo hanged BY the neck
until you are dead
Tho prisoner was then removed, apparently unaffected
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NYOTIoK TO BONDHOLOBRs. --IMrBREsr on DONDo
IN Of the city q MaFysyne, Cal. dus JAauasy L 10o9
.yss. ~ enc CITY q Nsw rork VIII 30 Ped On And ~
pssn It Tho American K1odAnss sssG'y Bssk e 81
XA.r,vn1a Gel, November, lssS. - - ~ !
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The demand for wheat aotive at full prcea
Tho sales wero 10 900 bushs ct % o. for white Conc
81 % for white Michigan - l6 for white Canada
q 20 Tor choice amber Milwaukee. u 70 81 50 for
Milwaukee club, 81 sSA 81 6S FOR old amber Milwaukee,
and q GO q IS FER Chicago spring The corn market
for unsound and csc. o6c. f6r sound mixed Western
Oas dull and heavy with sales at 4sc &c. for
sound and Coz. o &C for sound. Rye quiet, but
steady We note sales OF 200 bushels State at 81 o.
Malt was dull and nominal Barley wasmore active
We note sales OF 10000 bushels mostly Canada Wcss At
81 Is.
Coyvu was In moderate demand, and prices wore
steady.
CoTT0N active and rm with sales OF 200 bales at
our quotations., subjoined. The market oosedl with
rising tendency. We quote
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pialas aad GOV N ssover turns - sakaes hin By
causing hiD arrek Tho oomplanAnt 70 this case aoea
that the assault him tnegatsd By Mr. Alden the
some months since respecting money matters Further
facts concerning the AMIR wall Be developed a. the IN
vestigstion prooeedA
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OIVY COMMEHCIAL hErOTs
WEDNESDAY Dec 2o-6Pk
AAA-Receipts, 10 packages The market continued
quiet and firm.
BaxADssvvu Receipts, 1o,e72 bbls -four, ssi bags
corn meal, l7s bushels wheat $50 do corn, a4oo do.
Data Tha demand for State and Western -four was
good and prices steady. Tho sales wero about
Il 900 bbls At our annexed quotations Southern d0ur
was steady with fair demand The sales reached 800
bbla Canada Hour was 6rm, with sales OF $50 bbls.
RYE nour WAS quiet and unchanged. Corn meal wes
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
DOMESTIC CIGARS. MADE BQUAL TO THE rINBfY
~ Havsnas, By the celebrated Spanish preparation ro
81 per bottle, forwarded % any addrsse ,..
=. BELLOWS sole AGENT liz Aml,y Mrces
TAFFE's CIGAR EMPORIUM, IIsi BRoApwAL
choice brand 6e bon :. shcle.s,s p5sccs s;Isn9sS
Xxx quality 10 spsnda ccnonss, SID Rosa operas 81
One fondfes 81. and over hundred other brsndA Al ~
wholesale prces
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FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES TREASURY.
INTEREST DEPARTMENT.

New YORE Dec. 10 l0oA
Parties holding thirty @ or moro coupons q the ssys
States loans which the Interest =
due and payable January proxmo are requested 70 ha.A
them 10 70 this Once with schedule ct any time prevous -
the 10th inst.
Holders complying With The above request viii have ~
inst after O'Clock r. NJ Blank schedules will be fur
nshed upon application at the Coupon Interest Department
II. Ii. VAN DYUK. Assistant Treasurer, United 6tstoA
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Sailing or tho Steamship Asia.
Bosros, Dec. 20. 1895
Tho steamship Asia sailed this morning. taking thirty
ono passengers for Liverpool and thirty three passeogs
for Halifax She takes no specie.
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500 pkgs cut meats $40 do lard The excitement In
the pork market the man feature There Was even
greater excitement to-day than there yesterday aud
the June corner appears difficult turn now than
ever some fortunes promise 10 be swept away, and
few weeks will settle the question OF profit and loss Win
more than Old pork did participate in the ex-
element, but was quiet and steady at relatively lower
The sales cash and regular l2O bols al
$50 $50 so for mess closing at go 20 $2o Tor
old do $40 so $50 so for PRIME and SO 81 Tor prime
mess; also 900 bbls. mess for June and july al
S27 $50 SO Beef steady with fair demand the
sales 400 bbs at from $40 to $4 for common ana
Sl4 SIS for prime. Beef hams were steady al $50
s2s Bacon was dull and nominal; the sales were $50
boxes Cumberland at 13c 14c. Cut meats were s'eauy
with moderate demand the sales were 800 al
l2c IA &c. for shoulders, and lic ioc ior MAINS
Lard was rather more active, and prices wore ulne
higher for strictly prime the sales were SUI
at l5c. to 1Sc 1916 Butter was dun at NC ooc LOT
Western and pc SIC for State Cheese WAS quie' a'
Sc. a l5c for the whole range
PErRoLsuM was heavy The sales were 2, 200 bbls al
SAC 34c for crude the spot and Tor all the month";
Soc a Sic for refined in bond, and 69c. zoe. Tree
RICE.-The market was quiet; 80 bags hahgoon sou
at 0hc a exc. .,. A.
SUGAR-The market was buoyant under an active de-
mand, and prices were again higher Ihe sales were
l. $50 bids Cuba, Muscovado at l0Ac lz7sc anu 'oo
boxes Havana at 14xc a 15xc
SALT was in speculative demand, and the sales were
large comprising 1000 sacks Liverpool ground, at
about 81 So 900 do Asbton's at about 49, and 1000
do MARSHALL ground, So 30.
srEARNE.-The market was steady; $4,000 lbs west
ern sold at tic.
TOBACCO Trade continues much restricted by high
prices; sales II hhds kentucky, 100 25c 1S3 cases
seedlear 13c 70 bales Havana private terms.
WmsKEY.-Recepts 203 bbls. the market was dui
and nominal sales of 500 bbls Western were made ut
81 81 O5, closing at the inside price.