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Coroner,s Inaucsta.

FATAL KEROSENE EXPLOSION Coroner Collin yesterday
held an inquest No. 200 East Thirty eighth street,
the body OF CAIN who died from the effects of barns
received last Thursday evening Deceased had filed
lamp with kerosene oil from bottle and, while holding
the bottle uncorked hot stove, IL exploded in her
hand setting fire TO her clothes and burning her in the
fearful The action Of the heat from the
is supposed TO have caused the explosion. The
Jury rendered verdict of death from accidental burns
Deceased twenty two years OF age and native Of
Ireland
DEATH Az ACCIDENTAL FAIL-on Monday even
ing last Reuben Hbbard who lived at 116 East Seventh
street. In going home made mistake and assembled the
soop of the house adjoining the one IN which he lived.
He there fell the railing OF the stoop To the area
below and striking his face and head, was so badly
injured that death subsequently, ensued. Mr. Hubbard
thirty seeen years of age and native OF England
He has left family Coroner Collin held an inquest on
the body.
FouSD IN wA1ER.-The body Of man apparently
about forty eight years Of age found in the dock
foot OF Harrison street. North river by officer Gunson Of
the Fifth precinct The body had been but short time
in the water Deceased wore q black overcoat, mixed
cloth coat vest and pants white shirt on which was the
name OF Albert w. knight, boots, and red comforter
about his neck On handkerchief found in possession
Of deceased also the name OF A. w. Knight. Coro
Collin held inqrest the remains Deceased
is supposed to have been resident Of River Point
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brooklyn City News.

MARROW EscAPs.-A youngster by the name Of
George Marston losing his life In most ter
ribe manner, while on his way home Saturday after
noon on board Of OF the eyboats that ply between
this city and Williamsburg. The boat at the time
densey crowded by business men Of this city their
way to their homes the other side OF the river Sew
OF the vessel allowing their legs dangle the Sides
On nearing Williamsburg, contrary TO the usual custom
adopted by the feryboa pilots OF allowing the boats TO
spend the force Of their Roadway the side logs and
then gradually sliding into the wharf, the
boat stcercd straight for the wharf end
Al this juncture scramble ensued among
the boys seated at the bow 10 get out Of harms
way. All succeeded but Marston, who, in endeavoring
to turn round ssed his foothold and only saved him.
self from failing into the by cngng TO the deck
with his hands his body hanging the bow OF the
boat In this frightul position, with the wharf but
few feet distant he would have been crushed into
Jelly but for the presence Of mind of fellow passenger
The atter seeing that II too late TO haul him up,
pushed the boy off into the water just second before
the boat came In contact with the wharf with force
that sent the crowds the decks rceng together In
confused mass. The boat Immediately backed and
after considerable difficulty young Marston hauled
up safe and wet but terribly frightened. Fortunately
he not exactly in tho middle Of the bow at the time
he fell over and thus escaped being struck by the boat
Died.
CooK.-On Friday, December u.s. HERBKRr VAIL infant
son OF Thomas j. and Rebecca s. Cook aged year and
days
The relatives and friends invited to attend the fu
neral from the residence OF his grandmother Mrs Rev.
l., Burge No 90 Court street, Brooklyn on Tuesday
afternoon at one o'clock.
[Fsv other deaths see Third poge
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American shipmasters' Associat.o-.

No 81 WALL srRxzr-Rooxs zs, rs AND a.
The following approved and Officers received
commissions this Association
49, S SG sss s Sd
h foe on EYES sp Mun so Noses
s %s' @ SSSss Gy 49, s GOsr s A.
sTewa a s Fsns a i 4
Daniel ogive Iris Village Belle; AZ John Taber'
ss i' %asd o ssl ndam a'sr Bowie leo
All commissions outstanding year require to be-
presented at the Office for renewal
MISCELLANEOUS
Port Prince, ashore Jersey beach, south tie High
sour Many TYP STEVENS from wmingon Del for Derby
S Sam iss o e p s a n
to pieces; cargo will be savedin part.
Sem Which had Just taken 100 tons
ashore Hay Beach night of 4th Inst Will be got
out damage
ship o% MS S % NJ r pS s at ana Ssy Nov
landed BY her this seHsoa m Part cvr Nov
oil stated she rspor.s bark John pawsop cols
I'd 5 o 10 ere on BARK Roscoe acomber had Been d
there days having taken nothing syng ga r
18Th sa pped 81 p %
spoken-ept 20 20 n lou 4s 80 W. bark SCION shaw,
Sept 81 Ia. 40 80 lon "A 81 ship Rainbow Barker NB,
&c, !" Ion y 81 orae sp
Get Get Ia % =" =" 4 81 a@ Sye w Hs M M 81 ea P
Oct IT, lat ii "a lon ship Herald ,iils NB $50 SD,
bound souh-wii not come home this year.
Foreign Ports.
s @ Nov & port FORT park Eaa r Hal FOR
Little, for NYork, DO
American Porte.
isa%s6
HOW % ASr G bas ry as
Madras: Ed.ard Everett, narS lard, , Baltimore
BALTIMORE, Dee I5-Arr brigs carmelita drl, Thurs
@H s oao ssar @
PR, turks Islands, where she repair DAMAGES
gneer, Wizards, Providence. Sid brig Frances Jane St
Bristol, Dec li-sId brig California; camm Matanzas
Kl ,d nsg ay ssAr Col Lester Perry Della
ws:f TI Dec @ls brig
Sys sss sos a do GILMAN pb khg.
gha Ipswich. Cid 18Th schr Madagascar Hodsdon New
GKEENPoRT Dec l AZ schr Marietta Hand Brooks.
NEWsURYroRT Dec io-Arr schr Race Horse, Bragg,
NEW BEDFORD Dec ls--Arr schrs Nautilus Crockett,
Baltimore; Martin Van Buren, fsnnang, ElSSbethpor.;
.p for John ss Jones' F Ds%sls r
Sid briggs Hyperion Lewis Remedies for Boston George
do for chatham Georgia Sweet DO for Newbsrypor no..
SP; Arma'o chase, SBsdford {, sSr SYGrs
ia Montauk; vermion, Elizaoethport; soop William $
.PoWDERHoRS (Texas), Nov ls-sld schr hin. Baker,
NYork.
for
brig Minnie Miller Anderson Matanzas: Sid banks st Jago
Mary G. Fox; brig Mary A Chase and others.
PAWTUCKET Dec l3-Sld schr Caroline Hall, Doughty
Philadelphia.
RICHMOND, Dec 14-Arr brig Troubador, Thomas, st
John, NB
River, load with wood for NYorI
ROtKLAND, Dec Arr schrs Hero, NY0rk. Massachu-
setts Kenniston Gente Henderson, and LEADER Allen,
NYork. Sid 9TH bark Charles Brewer Demott Phiadel
phia schrs Sandman, HoUrouk do Charles Tnnmps,n,
Brewster and Messenger, Hoe NYork July, Rowe, Mo-
bile. Il McLain, Buckln, Galveston.
SALEM, Dec i4-sid schls Is Wheeler, McGlaughln,,
Philadelphia: v 4 l. Cordeiy, Grace SYork.
WILMINGTON, NC, Dec i3-Arr steamship Cnmbcrland,
Dearborn. NYork Cid schr Hawkins. Wyatt, NYork.
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Several weeks passed. the Fenian Confess held In
Philadelphia the Fena Senate adjourned TO New
York, and 10 that Senate I repeated my proposition
the drafts This second application was laid
before the Senate by a Senator IL the
Colonel o. Nahony. This last October The precise
fate Of my letter TO the senate do not know But early
K,lan whom The .senas' nnt n his of,ne sent
teegaphc message to go TO New York TO give him
draft Of sixty thousand dollars responded person
ally. In New York first called the Messrs Iapscott
and told them the bus ness that up These gentle
and agreed that duplicate exchange bill safer
than draft and the price per British pound was
81 80 TO 81 40 in New York aud Philadelphia From
the counting house of Messrs. Tapsco proceeded to
Mr.. Kian. The business was soon disposed of. On
ths banking bousc of Eugene Kelly Co. Mr. Kiian drew
for $50 O0O and for this amount OF the Tapscot r
gave Mr.. Klian duplicate bills OF exchange in pounds
sterling, payable in London.
This Terminated the tran action. had no partner in
it. My commission was never promised to the Brother
hood but the opposite WI f'incty in'iInated Ny as
surance of cheapness fu 81; saving tho Brotherhood
over $500 and the b OF exchange has been credited
/ am not Fcnian. never have been There was
no collision in this matter with any l have not
now and never had partner IN any business. asked
for the mana cement of this Transaction got IT, gave
full satisfaction in dischargng IT, Such is the entire
Liars and de amers alone msrepresent IT,
As to the statement copied into the HERALD from the
Irih American, that returned to Philadelphia from this
trip New York with the addresses Of the Fenian cir
Giles of the country in my pocket, 70 whom Immediate
ly pressing letters to subscribe to my perthat is
also a most iniquitous faseho0d here brand the
who made II with such lalschood.
With your permission would say word in regard to
Mr. Killan He slandered, and slandered for having
taken bin OF exchange payable in London In the
opoquy thrown him for this, 1t is insnuated that
design was to compel the "exe' in Paris, for whom
the money intended, to 60 10 London to cash his
order where, OF course no would be al once taken
But what the caseS The Tapscott house has credit
and has had credit for the last twenty years. in every
city the continent Of Europe; and In Paris British
pounds sell ut four per cent premium The man who
has thrown obloquy Mr. Killan In this connection
knew well the peridy Of doing II he did not know
it, then he is consummate Ounce; and between being
public Ounce and a public defamer he has my pcrmis-
sion to decide which is the more honorable
remain, Mr.. Editor your very respectful servant,
J. M. SPELLlSSY, Editor OF
The Uniuerse: the Catholic Herald
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The sixty Thousand Dollar DRAFT ON
London.
INDIGNANT LETTER PROM THE EDITOR OF THE

INDIGNANT LETTER PROM THE EDITOR OF He
CATHOLIC UNIVERSE.
TO THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.
OrvicE or TEE UNIVERSE $40 CHESTNUT STREET
unApEIpnIA, Dec. Is, 1865.
With your permission beg TO give you new item In
the convulsed direction Of Fcnlanism.
In your impression Of this date find long paragraph
copied from the Irish American, the Fenian money
sent by Philadelphia agent to Paris am that agent
The paragraph IN question OF gross alsehood from
beginning end II contains untruths against Mr. b. D.
Killian; II ISLANDERS third party who is to me ut
erly unknown and IL is full OF lies and mali nant rchec
lions on myself I would not answer 1t If II had not
appeared IN The New YoRE Herald.
Iprocced to give you fair Statement, Of the entire
transaction all its features am agent in this city for
selling drafts and cmgrnnt passages for the emf
house of Tapscott h Co, Of Liverpool, London
and New York They pay me as In all such cases a
per centage ON what | do for them. Learning that
the Fenian authorities were sending much money
TO Europe applied to them to buy their drafts from
me. ! made two applications. The first was to Mr.
President 0Mahony In my letter u that gentleman
described the agency held. l told him that would
sell him drafts cheaper by several cents the pound
sterling than he could get them elsewhere that he
might know how my trouble was to be remunerated
dist nctly stated that 10 be In the commission al
lowed by the Messrs 1apscot In this letter there was
not a single little abdt giving up my commission The
s0ke inimccfncnt held OFT IN u 10 Col q taoDy 10 dead
with was choapncss. 10 answer catr ~ this letter
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steamship Ahabra, Benson, Charleston 80 hours with
mdse and passengers Arthur Leay Experienced strong
head gales the entire passage.
Schr Christine, - Providence.
Schr Isaac Morse, -, Providence for Eizabethport.
eAILEn
Steamship Heca
Wind at sunset NE.
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Commencing Monday morning. December Is The goods
all and fresh, Of choicest coiors aud styles This
grand opportunity 70 get stylish Bonnet or Jockey Ter
reasonable price, Ladies should not fail TO CALL At the
- M r. HIGGINS. l26 Sixth avenue.
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S HIP PIN G NE w S !.
ALMANAC roR srw yoRK-rns DAY.
RISES. " MOON sErs eve !,
Sun sKTs............ 4 30 HIGH wArzR.....c'c u
-
Port Of New York. Dcccm bcr IL, 1900.

ARRIVED.
Steamship City OF Cork Br), Bridgman, Liverpool Dec
and Queenstown I'd at SIS PM with mdse and 2ao pas
gers John Dale I'd inst on Poor Head passed steam
ship Etna bound up Channel; 80, 40 AM miles W OF
Fastnct senalized steamship City OF Limerick hence Tor
liverpool bth ii TO pm lat a., n 4S, slgnased
bark rugged steamship, hound supposed 70 be the
ship SCOTIA hence for Liverpool l6b on fs Island passed
steam hin ,,ity YORK; also hence for Liverpool
Steamships II George tBrl smith, Liverpool Nov ~, via
ou,esow, Dec 1, with mdse and $40 passengers, TO WI.
liam A
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WOODLAND



AUCTION,
ON DECEMBER "a, 1885, 49,.
Located on the Hudson opposite Hyde rak smuon
fbye miles above Poughkeepsel, town OF Esopus us.sr
county M " known as the Malvern estate, comprising SIX
hundred and forty seven acres Of ane growing timber
SUITABLE FOR
AND CORD WOOD.
Tho ahove rerv desirable wood will be sold public auc-
,ion in lois OF 8 acres upward, TO suit purchasers
sale To take place Malvern Hall, on the premises, Decen-
Der III at II A. W.. -, =. -. .,.h,n, y,ood for
~ purposes and fine dock nnd-
inrs offer extra inducements 10 purchasers.
The attention OF .,.~n
Haib"o BRICK YARD MEN, and
DEALERS IN WOOD generally,
Is SPECIALLY CALLED TO
THIS SALE,
"hi0" RAKE OPPORTUNITIES
PURCHASE OF WOOD.
fifteen per cent day Of sale thirty 1--WE GENE
b,n Ter days and balance four months approved credit
WH n, , ~" uss amply 10 III
for n'0'"'"o" "''' VIM WRIGHT,
Ill Nassau street,
New York CITY, or
HENRY MULFORD.
Village OF Hyde Park.
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Of government
Believing the present session Of the Senate and
all It's Official acts are and have been In accordance with
the constitution and laws OF organization, and that
IL s the duty Of every officer discharge his trust
this moment ] take my place on Monday next In the
councils OF the Senate OF the Fenan Brotherhood,
in session Pr u mis- G'y n 9snrs f,1asrua
rs SENATOR o'sULLIvAN STILL ON THE FENCE?
Senator OSuvan OF Auburn, the present State Centre
of New York State has been reported on the fence and
OF the fence good many times already He has arrived
ton business. Being personal friend and old time
admirer Of Mr. OMahony, he is most likely TO lean TO
square gentlemen Saturday Has also the Sena-
tors. Was served last evening with an official notice
from Mr. oMahony notifying him that ne should not
take part in the Senate proceedings, nor in any
recognize the body now In session In this city, under
pain Of being arraigned before Mr. OMahony's Cooper
Institute Convention for completely in their crimes and
and being traitor and perfdIous member himself.
Our reporter has received the above from other
sources Mr. osuvan is extremely cautious and reti-
cent himself saying that the eyes OF his state consttu
eney are fun on him. and whatever word or act he uers
or does must proceed from conscience and full deoe.
ration. He IL one of the cultivated and powerful
intelects OF the Irish American community, and his
course VIII have weight with the rank and file.
SENATORS suRSoTT AND DUNN
senator 2 a surnoit, who has been standing on The
Constitution per telegraph near the hub Is AZ present
standing on the soil Of Manhattan but has not declared
what he deems the property Of Cesar any other man
senator = W. Dunno Of Illinois, has not yet arrived
lie has been noted IN Fenian circles devooo Of the
G. r. and X Bosom, In having given mum lccnt subscrp-
tons OF thousands Of dollars when J. r. agents
out here IN 1863 II IL supposed he will 20 for the
Mahony system
As their meeting davs come round the Circles arc
putting orth their sentiments through the medium OF
resolutions Those published by the city circles have
0ccn thus far generally with the oMahony side The
following is from
THE BROTHER SHEARS CIRCLE.
Ngw YoRx Dec TO- 1866
Az a meeting of the Brother Shears Circle held nj
their hail. ;H7 Bowcry at the above date, John Mona.
ehnn IN tie ,bar, u wa unanimously
Resolved Tat We. the above named Circle in this
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Az meeting of the Brother Shears Circle held nj
Their hall 72T Bowcry, at the above date John Mona
hnn IN tie ,'bair, u wa unanimously
Resolved, Tat we. the above named Circle in this
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The Rev. Howard Crosby delivered the annual sermon
in behalf Of the City Mission md Tract Society at the
Fourth Presbyterian church, last evening The
preliminary statement OF the secretary showed abors
or the society during the past year. It's lab0s had
gagged 40 missionaries and 4370 families had been WISH
ted tracts GIG bibles 1874 testaments and 1852
religious voumns had been distributed. There were
2573 children attendants at the Sunday Schools and 527
at the day schools 437 persons had given pledges OF
temperance and AGA had been induced to join the
church. The receipts for the year had been S27 0S
Encouraging Of "a per cent The reverend gen
teman IN his Sermon traced the history progress aud
OF Paul In converting the citizens OF Athens
iustrous model for the operations OF the issona
ries in our own CITY,
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VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK, A. N.
I,TEREsruNG ITEMS OF NEWS.

DEPARTURE rKoH CANADA Oh THOMPSON
INV YoRx, August 4-The Hsrald's Mon
treaI correspondent ..ys: Jacob Thompson.
rebel ,gen. in Canals, lately abandoned his
friends and associates. taking all that remained
of the rebel spoils. and bis fellow aaventursrs
are wishing that the United States Govern msni
may catch and hang him.
TIE JREEDHgs
The Herald's Washington special says: Among
the latest reports from the Southern Agency OF
the Fresdmen's Bureau, is that Of the Commis-
sioner q, Selma, Alabama The writer describes
the situation in Alasam, ss some.hat unprom-
sing tor anything more tsau the production OF
crops Necessary for home consumption, and say'
the country has been 10 lhe trail of so many raids
during the var, that plantations are exceeding y
destitute CT stock Implements The Com
missioner refuses TO let. or authorize, any con
tract With negroes, that does not call for proper
compensation. unless he has positive assurances
that the planter proposDg employ ment has
nothing 10 pay il. and is Is obvious the negroes
viii do~sll il they are insured support for year.
he slso remarks thai masking all allowance
for the eap,iou.nsss of their former masters il is
fact that. AZ yet. the labor Of the negro is not
What il should be Is is characterized as h:ful
and deficient. They are desirous Ut having mat
| tsrs 10 their Own hands, and in their own way
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NV YokK, August 4.
Cotton dull and lower al 47@4sc for mid
ding
Flour dull and heavy; common grades l04 5
lower at Sc 50@6 80 for cor mon.
Whisky opened hesvy and closed hrmer ~ 81
1902 20 for western. closing at the outside
price.
Wheat opened dull. heavy. aud l. 2e lower;
Winter red western 81 So; Racine spring 81 Is
al 81; Milwaukee club 81 40@l 43; prime
white Michigan 81 05; amber Michigan 81
IS, and 81 1901 46 for No choice
Corn opened fully &c lower at SIC for ia ma ged.
s6psc7 for uhsound, ss@s9c for sound mixed
western 90@9lc Tor prime shipping parcels,
and s9@90c for high mixed nearly yellow.
closing at the INSIDE price Oats dull and fully
&c lower.
Barley and malt quiet and nominal
Coffee sready. Sugar steady at l011 ala for
Muscavado. 1915 for r r Havana
Molssses dull at lO64O.
Wool dull.
Petroleum firm at 33c for crude, 5O65s Tor
refined in told, and esq &c 90 free
|. Hops 6tm at l0d35c.
Pork lower; new mess S35 00635 62i-
S2g 25630 80 for '63-'64, do each and regular
~sy, closing at $35 90 for cash. $25 25a26
IS for prime. and S27 50629 40 for prime
mess Plain mess beef $40 00@l2 80: extra
mess, sl2 00dl4 90; beet hams quiet at 301ac.
Cut meats firm At l59l7e for shoulders
and 1915 @23I6c for hams. Bacon; lie
for Cumberland cot: 1870 for long ribbed. and
l4Rl43<c for short ribbed.
Lard dull at l9,d22c Butter: 23425c
for Ohio. aud 2s@35c for State. Cheese l04
lsl5c for common 70 prime.
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Piano FokTIs -We would again call at,en.
ton to those elegant instruments manufactured
by Cummings i Jennys, OF New York City
now on exhibition aud for sale at the store oil
Rice L Bamberger. No Bates House Block
West Washington street, INDIANAPOLIS These
instruments are richly carved in Rosewood. full
Seven Octave, Metallic Plate. Overstrung BASE
with French Grand Action, and possess every
modern improvement. For great power and sweet
ness Of tone, elegance of finish and durability
these instruments are equal If not superior. TO any
other in the country, while they are offered al
prices twenty-five per cent lower than any Other
of equal quality. Parties wanting . superior in
strument at Low price will do we'll by giving
this frm q call
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NOTICE.
wFOR MORE THAN YEARS

lBFOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
OF trial. and is constantly increasing in public favor
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and cheapest
made Its price is only IS cents. and each bottle
tains double the quantity of dye in those usually sold
or 81.
THIS HAIR DYE IS manufactured by peculiar pro-
cess, which renders il infinitely superior to any dye in
market. Being complete In one bottle, preparation
is required, which greatly smplifes the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that RUSTY, DEAD ap-
pearance by which dyed hair and whskers readily
recognized, when inferior article has been used it
produces perfectly natural color Of any shade that is
desired, from rcn brown to Jetty, lustrous black,
that will not smut crock, stain the clothing Invest
IS and you will be convinced. Sold by all Drug
g.sts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. /. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAsBARNEs CO. New York, Wholesale Agents.
myi0-deod-ly
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ished with bis usual advice to The men, and
hoped they would be a. good citizens as they bad
been valiant soldiers
After Hov.y had finished. he Lieuienani
Governor introduced Breve, Bhgadier General
Nscauley. Of the Eleventh. Colonel Spieely, oil
The Twenty fourth, and Colonel Murray, OF the
Eighty ninth, each Of whom made brisi responses,
in a gentlemanly and soldierly manner.
A call was made for Lozier, who, in response
sung his +" Dixie" at the close OF which. without
waiting for the benedicsion. the reception came
10 40 end.
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Cons m < RClkE
cincinnati Markell
tgY rKLRe2AFs.

OIsoISNArI. August 4.
Flour firm for the higher gRades, with fair
home and some export demand; extra IS 50d
s IS. family 1898 so and superfDe noninaly
81 1895
Wheat firm. with good demand from Louis
vile; prime red 81 S5. Corn scarce and price.
advanced to 60@62 Oats dull at 5Sc Rye 95
0$l Barley in good demand; prime old fall
81 10. and new offering at S09S5c
Whisky dull at 81 1892 20.
Provisions quiet and heavy.
City mess pork sold at s3l 80. but no dcman1
ct the close and prices nominal.
Nothing done IN bulk meats. Prices un
changed
Lard inactive; prime city can be bought a
23@23l &c; head and gut Offering at pc, and bu
little offering of any kind
Butter 2l@26c for fresh and 1920 for fair
Eggs Ice.
TallOw l219c
Sugar l4@I7c Coffee 29d32c. Aolasse
dull Cheese l5c.
Gold 81 1901 IL
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BELLKrosrAIsE RALwAr-CHASGE OF TNI
-On and after Monday, August 7, 1865, trains
will leave the Union Depot as follows:
400 A. NJ. EXPRESS Mail: 400 p n. Accom-
mediation for Union only; $50 P. NJ Night
Express.
Trains from the Eas. arrive
1000 A. H.. Accommodation; 1900 n
Night Express; $50 P NJ Mail
r. N BRows, General Superintendent.