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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15

States Attorney for the Western District OF Mssour Cus
ber Brrllett, Marshal Of the Eastern Districs
Of Louisiani; William o. s,oddsId. MaIsad
for the Eastern District Of Arkansas; John Oouid
Ms,bs for The District OF Columbia John A. Bingham So
Assistant Solicitor before tho Court Of Gains; Sidney A.
ubbe Associate Justice of ,hs supreme Court for the is
tory Ct Me1ico Charles H. Child Surveyor Of Customs
for the por, of Wsrrcn aid Darlington, r. l.; john Il Nc
Bride Of Oregon, Chief Justice Of idaho.
The following were confirmed 10 Consuls;
Jan.. Faxon Y, at Curacos; George Abbott ID: e. Al
Sh, fhe d and Bradford, Engsod j. A. Goodsnow Maine.
Co1sulf.nrral at ConstinDople; Wilson r Miner Conu.
CousnlGenrrai 1t Havana Henry = W.tmore, ONO At
Payta Peru; james H. McColey Pa Of tlao Daniel n
Hobart Msnest Windsor Canada; Jane. WedonN r. fres
cot Augustus Porter at ChtonC ansds David
Uur.to, at Toronto; William y Raymond New. YORK, az
Leeds England Charles II. Powers n: H., Cootcoot
Can A. r. Henry KY. ct Ancous Jacon ortints,eed
~ T. at Goodrich Canads; Isaac u Allen ono, ~ bong
Korg; J. NJ. Bailey. Ky. Ut GRsgow A. w: IhsJer' a.
Tieste; Sylvanus Hunce Ill., at Kingston, Canadsi Ad
dtson l.. CLARK. at Mugpo: ~. Ma
The senate confirmed the following as Deputy foss'
masters: a, u,,.
Ayre. Stockley Roct'and. Mich. George NJ Hewlett
Cedar P,pids Iowa; Alfred Muschaer Sheboysan WIS
G.o.gs r. JennDg Wsnpun, VIA Stephen H. Brow oon'
socket Falls H. l.; Josiah ilartzci, Canton, iy~ai
o. Abbott VIII ehaIi York; James Kelly, New
YORK CITY; John d. Moore, Columbia, Tenn; Henry I.
Davis Mansfield o.; Henry v Rever, Paris Iii Albert u
Mel1snisis Hannibal Wis Hutchin.s Cowpertwsf to os
Direct Tax Commissioner for the district OF srAahss' III"
Daniel Wcch f,r the same dis Iict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
From, Canadn.

MONTREAL, Tuesday. Feb II, 1863
The case Of the st. Alhans raiders to-day
witnesses for the defense deposed as to the sonuIeness
OF tie prisoners commissions.
George y. Saunders testified that an agent. Gaming
embass gdoia power cisiins ell rs military iMrCay
II formed him that he directed the raid ana promised TO
assume the resp biitv. The Witness knew nothing
OF the St. other raids until after they occurred
Tie court adj urned until to-moIr1W: --,
Morgan's Chaplsn arrived this afternoon Will docu.
EMS proving the bell rency Of the raiders lie EFT
Richmond the 4ih Inst, and was de'Ased Oy ice "a
tie Potomac. Two Others In this company were
drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15

Cen Grant sends news that Richmond papers
acknowledge that Shcrman's forces are across
the Edsto, both above and below Branchvlile'
and that one column is marching upon Colum'
b;a. where the railroad communication between
Georgia and the Northern States Of the Coniad'
eracv NAV be cut. If this be true, Branchyi!le
and Charleston are probably evacuated. The
news is entirely from Rebel sources, and alike
brief and indefinite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15

Bulls HEAD.-Wc call attention to the reports
this week u the cst- market Of the moot rema
able hsv. bad owing to s,oppase 81 supply
By snow on hs Troad md con,sqren serious advance IN
prices Of all iioc. Beef cattle aud sheep sold high
they Monday and Tuesday and considering the
of,he city The .uppy has never been st fos the
last ten yceS.
4 BEAUTIFUL PcTURf.-lioward lIilPs painting
Of The Qneil, Produced ia oicolos 10y Hatch Co.. L,
osrsphcr 4 Broadway Is. b,e pubihed Al tho Fine Ar
@. cry No Jor.s, Thi,i Of tie finest specimens Of
Chronic Lithorsphy We lave There less
,hsa twenty npesions required 20 psrc, the picture and
he eject proiuc,d ID nsrvrlousy like that u
qui,i,iy dn'ted oil painting. that II require chose iupe-
ton to detect he dincenoe companion picture 10 cod
coci viii thortly BE- l,.uei by the same house.
The BOUgV SwlSDLEh,- FURTBER ARRFsTs
AND srIrcHgs Cot BKrE-scyoral other arrests wsr,
effected ~ Cc Baker and hi. wldgwabs a Il detective
Further seizures Il fraudulent enlistment papers also
made In Que ns.snc. eons.ns Of sixyne ss nor which
worthy sareysor from the rural district, hal paid
little fortune OF lgriy thousand doiisr and upward II.
considerably crest Don e. learning that the docuusnts
no, worth the paper they written on We still Withhold
the Of those arrested N, publication Of which might
seriously interfere wah oIhar arrests which arc eon;cm-
pla-d
that there l. az o'gsnsa roy - @onen "a tn. city
sist recruit, 10 desert 81 order To- ryo them snoth,r
csso. 70 ag Is Scas 61' been .Ss sa h
ht-n s.n when t-y f,rs ed ,h. i'i f-mae sppartl
hch dsyr. they generally nhnss-i 20 n. guard
end escape Col Baker left the city lat nsis for Washing
ton whence lie VIII return He however leaves
behind Nm. number Of bis sstants who will
follow up tho Investigation during his absence Nth unN6aed
visor aud ,kl- ppvad of 6hy .rfests have been made
Altogether within 'o few dsys Of Col Bshrs lourn IN this
city Til, s.e, together wish BIZ sasbe sriIuro Of forged
ocnnen,f which viii probably enable bin 70 secure the az
and conviction Of mary other gty PARTIES. ,,and IN
Ited contrast with the operations OF tho New Yors City
police and detectives Who learn, have not Elected snss
sue. nom sns hoe. burnsr. who nearly laid the lily
in sshss last kovsniber.
THE CIIrPERSHIr NiGHIIsGALr.-The clipper
ship Nightingale sold a, the Boston NsvyYsrd. Mon
day to Cart Mayo. for $locco This veue! originally
designed q. model American clipper to he exhibited q,
London the Worlds Fair but the enterprise was abandoned
fr want Of Eventually she seized aud sold
SLAYER and tho breaking out ~ the purchased BY
tho Navy Department. sld has bssn actively employed ~
cruiser Until recently. fN y u beautiful n,odt, very
shsrp. and ssh vel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15

Capt. John Y. Bcal Of Virginia, who has
been ON trial before a Military Court ut Fort
Laiayettc for some days past, is TO be dealt
with according to his deserts. He is found
guilty Of the several charges against him as Il
spy and OF guerrilla warfare, and Oh Saturday
next is to be hanged at Governors Island. Oi
his guilt the evidence is complete; of the justice
Of the sentence that condemns him to speedy
death there can be 10 question. 1t is the only
way to deal with such outlaws, and cannot fan
TO exercise wholesome terror over all of tina,
class who are now meditatirg and planning
deeds of murder and robbery on our Canadian
bnr,lcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
CRCAKERs IN RICHMOND.

Mr.. Benjamin, in his late speech, expressed
tho opinion that "croakers should be hanged,
not by judicial process, but "they should be
put in the trenches, and soldiers should infict
capital punishment On them" Mr.. Sheitry
upon the same occasion, said: Peace Is so
much yearned after that men forget there IL
anything better than peace" Gen. Lee is fright
cucd, not by Yankee batteries aud baitalions,
but by "thc dependency among the people.
The Richmond newspapers now pretend that
there has been sudden access Of popular con-
iidcnce in the cause Of the CouiederGcy, but
as they do not tell us to what this confidence Il
to be attributed, We must ask permission To
remain skcptical a. TO its existence. Croakers,
so loud aud 30 many that Mr. Benjamin thinks
il necessary To hang them III the trenches, are
not likely to be utterly extinguished by two
or three speeches, however fierce aud fiery.
The social element, the existence oil when
is thus betrayed to Us by the fears
of tho more desperate conspirators, Is
becoming every day of more and more import
ance. 1t is strengthened by every Union vic
tory, by every day of famine and nakednesN
which broods over the devoted city, by every
change in the relation Of opposing forces which
brings the inhabitants of the revolted States
into closer connectio with our loyal soldiers
and civilians. There is noise enough, Heaven
knows. in Richmond-tho bellpwings OF the
desperate and the ralying cries OF the commit
ted-but We do not hear the prayers for peace
which arc offered in sccrct--wc can only learn
indirectly OF the utter weorinoss with which the
sunkeu eyes Of the respondent and the Disguised
are watching the fantastic tricks Of their mill
,ary despo,s. But every reverse adds to the
number of the dsGtfec,ol, aud when that mum
Der is large enough il viii make itself felt, a
already il is feared. Mr.. Benjamin may hide
his appgchensions under hali-jesting forms OF
speech aud Gen. Lee may pretend that "the
despondency" j. ahating; but the growing die
affection which appalls them Is not to be but
down either by Puns or proclamaiions.
-Mr Benjamin tells the Rebels that they must
have "fli,h" Mr.. shciffy says ditto" to
Mr. Benamin--he. too, has great faith" in
faith" Both these gentlemen call for 90
grand uprising Of the people" Now faith Is
unqucstionabiy fine thing, but We are told
upon pretty good authority that without works
faith is dead" In war the only thing which
people believe in is a victory.
The occupation Of Charleston and the eyac'
uation OF Richmond--the marching IN Of oUr
troops and the marching out OF the Rebels (and
both these events seem 20 be approIimatng).
VIII hardly inspire the 4" faith Of which the
Confederate leaders feel snch deplorahle lack.
We shall fluid out presently how far TIE South
ern heart has been fired by spontaneous com.
bustion. and how far by the threats and coer.
cons Of the oligarehy. Our success will give
- the croakers" n chance to make alew speeches
upon their side Of the question. AZ present, by
virtue OF bayoncts, Benjamin a Co have i all
their own way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Wednesday. Feb IS. 1865.
There was fight on Saturday night IN Carl
rison County between the Home Guards under captain
Bates and gang of guerrias, said to be De par, OK
LYONS command. The latter were routed win the osS
of six killed Bates lost one killed and one man
wounde1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
THE DRAFT IN KINGS COUNTY AND THE QUOTAS.

1t und-,,ood that the Provost hoTsa oi ne lbfq on
esiona District zee eiy.d orders from lrJyos Marshal Gen.
si Inv Lao. ~, ding the effect that everything should 10
IN readnrs. Tor the da ~ directed OK 'e dy on
which The wheel l. to be turned Ia. not yet been
h1siposi,iye instructions 10 that ~ Ct mus hrt be
e.t The q.oes of the County redne.d By credits np
10 Dec 3. 1901 aud udIs tie - pr cent credit.
40 bseoieut rstent. are us follows for TIA. Second Con
al District:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
From Neb-nskn.

OMAHA Tuesday Feb. II, I1lo
The Territorial Legislature adjourned last
niaht RESOLUTIONS were passed. almost unanimously.
inlor.ing Gov Saunders and secretary Paddock ask
ing tor their resppontment; also approving tie Con.
sttntona Amendment Hboiishng slavery, pledglng
the vote Of y chr aska 10 faiiy " II needed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
To Gnrrcsnnndeni..

No notice ear 'Hken Of AnonyiDous Communications
Nlsevcrs dro for insertion must be authenticated
ty The address Of the wFitcInoi necessarily oI
pabiicaiiou. bat O -uuranty for his GOOD tait! 49,
letfs this oce should be addressed TO Ihe
TWBrSE," Eew-GoiN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
THE CENTRAL. RAILROAD.

We hear from Albany that the New-York
Central Railroad AGENTS proclaim that il is all
fixed" and that the bill removing al rcstric-
tons as 10 fares is sure TO pass. Perhaps il is.
The way in which some members WHO came to
Albany fierce opponents of the bill have yielded
20 considerations, gives some color TO this claim.
Meantime we beg members WHO intend to vote
for this bill not TO be deceived, or 10 think 10
deceive Others by the bold lying that the agents
Of the railroad are engaged in. They pretend
that at two cents mile the Central Railroad is
actually losing money on It's passenger traffic.
Even if II were true that after long years OF
prosperity, the road owing TO temporary can scs
is losing q little money on its passenger traffic,
while il continues to make large profits on
freight, that would be no reason for increasing
the fares. But the assertion is simply bold liz.
We happened to pick Up, day or two since. the
last annual report Of the Western Railroad Of
assaehusetts, which road extends from AL.
bany to Worcester, and We there find that the
cost of transporting passengers over that road
1oD0O cents per mile. Now, one of TIVE
nat be true. If the Massachusetts
U(f6sd can transport passengers over the high
grades, and through the th!nly .sottled counties
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
THE G Asr OF IGNATz RATzKY.--The case Of L.

nat Rlky conyctrd IL. murder Of ssmSud feier IN
tie hng ouuiy Cour OF Oyer aud Tsrmn-r some yels
since. W brough. up yesterday morning before le General
Term -npseno Count. On the trial co. nee oI prisoner
.nd lie should have been sentenced under the Ia" o.
lst Instead of thv aiurniod ew Of lb9 Tue iHdmut vas
ry.... by Court Of Appeals ia regard 70 t sree.
sud ordered tia, the prison should Ne sentenced un1r ue
tv Of $50 which proyia that be sho sur death one year
r.,n,nee hut be- confined a. tle STATE iE-oa IA ea"htc
: t bor ef,t wh-h ae shall b. executed Acu'vef ths
nor order the sentence 90 BE- put into execution TOO
~ the Count OF Appea. was, GA motion % Di'rc' Az
of e, Mo III. sde accord vi he decision % te "e a
r, md ~. Court OF Oyer ani fruisr directed 10
ncacc tne rsouer in tecoElance wh tho terms OF il1t
iccitil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
THE TREASURY.

Gov. Morgan still declines the Trcasuryshlp'
and opinion is somewhat divided rs TO tie next appoint
nent The most prevalent opinion is that Gov bou''
well OF Massachusetts viii be tho man, as Mt Lincoln
nas Indicated u dsre 10 have an Eastern man, ana
Mr. boutwell, stands very higa with him. should
Comptroller Mccullough be chosen 1t is probable that
Gov. 4. W. Randall Of Wisconsin VIII succeed Seere
tery Usher IN the Interior Department.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-23
FIRE in New YORK Emigration of
women to ~ ashingt ton Cerritory.

NEW YORK, Sept. pa fire broke out in
the cabinet shop OF Carl Burgdorf, Mes 232 aud
234 West Thirty 18th street. early this morning,
and destroyed fssr buildings. Carte., Valen l.
Fredericks were the sufferers Burgdorf has
been arrested Or suspicion of setting fire TO his
houses
Mr.. Mercer, Of Washington Territory, who
has procured the loan OF the United States steam
transport Continental. fer the purpose CT going to
the Pacific, will sail from here the 3oth, with
seven hundred women from Massachusetts,, who
90 to settle in the above named Territory
Three hundrci Of these womsn are orphan
daughters OF dead soldiers They are all good
industrious women, and there il no fear but they
will secase good husbands and happy homes in
the Territory
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-23

THs FIRk Y EsTkRpAr The fire Yesterday
morning Was in the baildirg east OF Roberts
Chapel. occupied by Liner 4 Nickel, groeers.
and u osgood. sign painter. Osgood
pied the second floor, and had small room in
the rear OF the grocery. in which be had a FIRE in
the evening. The ane was in the wall between
the two. and il IS supposed that il took fire during
the night The back part Of the grocery was
but one story high. This was entirely destroy ed
aud the wood work ard the stock in the fropt
room was bSdly damaged The engines were on
the ground promptly. aud quickly extinguished
the flames. The second story s not damaged al
all except a small window frame just above the
roof OF the brick part OF the building. Liner
Meikei's loss is about S.. 900 Insurance $4,000.
50 500 in the Hore Mutual OF this city. and Ihe
balance in the Merchants Insurance Company
of Hartford. Conn. Mr.. Osgood's loss was quite
light.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-23
Pa rdon Of thi Proprietor Of the Ere.
degar Ir0u works.

NV YoRK, Sept % The Herald's Wash
ington speosl says; Among the pardoned to -da '
was X Anderson of the Rich mond Tredeg ar
Iron Works his case was embarrassed by com
ing under three special exceptions. He lie gradu-
ate OF West Point, was General in The rebel
service and is worth over sci. 00O. In eonse-
quence Of Gov. Pierpon,'s urgent recon menda
ton, the President gave the case more than or
binary consideration. and huslly granted the
pardon Ar Anders az resigned his com IN sson
Ia The United States Army twenty seven years
ago, and Was short time ia the rebel service
soon after the commencement of the war He is
repor ed - have lost $40 900 OF coniscation and
damage 70 property aud over 500 900 by worth
les. rebel securities. he departed for home this
evening happy, II not a wiser man.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-23
Liner from Mckee.

INV YoRY, Sept. % The steamer Republic,
from New Orleans, OF the 18Th, has arrived
The Times City OF Mexico correspondent
SAYS: There is no change in the political aspect
of things; but Que thing is certain, the Jealous
adherents Of Macmillan are much discouraged
This is oecssionsd by the tremendous increase of
Liberal forces in every direction
The orsaniz alton of the CoDiederatss continues
in the Imperial armies. They have > 900. and
expect to raise the number to 20 600. Gwin is
at the head Of this moyemeat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-23

BALTIMORE. Ssp.. 22.-rhs fourth day OF the
National Horse Fair at Riverside Park passed
off in most satisfactory manner. A large
crowd Of persons we're present. Tho first race
for horses that had never trotted for money was
won by Lidy Bess in three straight heats
Time: "A, 2 491a aud 471a. In the race
for class Ne. 2 horses that had never uotted fas-
ter thar three minutes, there we're three entries.
the Geo. N Patchen. Jr., won the first heat in
9 Al, and the Jesse Wales the next three heats
in 9 36la, 3911 and . 3Sl4 Ia the great race
open to all horses, first premium $50, second
premium $3.50, there we're three entries, Frank
Vernon. Gen Mcclellan and Sorrel Dan. the
former Won the race in three heats. Time:
34is. 50 and 2 361t; Sorrel Dan WAS sec
ond Tbs Fair closes O. morrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-23
,o,,neru Pacific Railroad.

MONTREAL, Sept. 22-Oolonel Rowland, as
Commissioner of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, is here comforting with The Canadian
Government aud others, relative 10 uniting Bri
fish capital With grants OF the United States in
the construction Of the Lake Superior and Puget
Sound Railroad Colonel Rowland is confident
the numerical influence OF Canada will De most
fully accorded to this project as one OF great
international importance to the people Of both
countries. and be has ho doubt the measure will
be crowned with success.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-23
COMM z RCIAl.
ut rxLEekkrn
cincinnati Market.


oIscIssArI. September %.
Flour .irmer, sspcrsns 81 IS.
Wheat firmer at 81 80 for prime old red and
81 20 for prime new red. Corn unchanged az
65e for strictly sound esr. Oats advanced
at 43943Isc in elevators. Rye dull st-7sa so
for new and 95e.for old. Barley dull and prices
nominal: prime new fall is offered At 81 So
whisky firm at 81 20
Provisions firm
Bulk meats and Bacon held higher, and =
large business could have been done at at l6c
for bulk shoulders aud lie for sides, and l7s &c
for bacon shoulders, 49, for sides and 2le for
clear sides. bu, all are held 1z@iae higher.
Lard !. held at soc, and a small LOT Of country
Was offered at 29e
Butter very scarce. and prices advanced "a -
03sc
Green apples in active demand and scarce,
eastern sells at 46Gs.
Eggs 22c.
Petroleum brought I3@75c for refined in
bond; sales were made for future delivery At the
latter price
Lipseed oil 81 81. Lard oil advanced to s.
20@25.
Cheese ls@leI,.
Flax seed 81 50. Timothy seed g.
Gold 81 43la.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-23

The New Opera House -faIse impress

notice that the projectors OF the new Opera
House use the name of Masonic Temple in con
nection herewith. Those engaged 10 the enter
prise should call things BY their right names,
thus avoiding false Impressions. | speak from
personal knowledge when | assert that not one
OF the bodies OF Masons at presen, occu pying
rooms IL Masonic Hall building have taken &C
ton or have even been consulted IN regard 10 the
proposition 10 erect Masonic Jennie ans
Opera House Won!d il not be prudent. 10 .ay
the least of il. for those few Masons moving in
the matter 10 at least GET the cousen, of those
bodies they wish TO interest in their enterprise
liza Masonic Temple be desired. and doub,
less the time is not far distant shen il sil DC
then. in connection with the Grand Lodge. let
company be organized, aud = building worthy the
name of q Masonic Temple De erected spon the
grouud owned by The Grand Lodge, which sh4l,
be so arranged as 10 be suited to all Masonic
purposes. aud at the same time contain store
rooms, halls and Offices that will yield revenue
10 the Masonic Grand AID Subordinate bodies
sufficient, at least. 10 relieve the suo
crdinatss from dues 10 the Grand bodies,
besides afordng revenue for legti-
mate charities | make these sugges
lions. not in any opposition 70 the proposed
Opera House. bat a a friena OF fair dealing
that the Masonic bodies have no connection with
the enterprise. or Is there any probability that
they ~ili AAsos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-23
New WORK Marker.

New WORK Marker
New YoRK, September %
Gotten dull at 43@43lsc for midding.
Flour l092Oc better and more doing. at 81
90@s 90 for extra State So 60@S IS for extra
round hoop Ohio. and So y0@l0 80 for trade
brands. market closing firm, with no sellers at
inside quotations.
Whisky firm at 81 291a@2 30 for western.
Wheat active aud &c better at 81 SAG
IS for Chicago spring and Milwaukee club,
81 656l &c for amber Milwaukee, 81 90 for
winter red western. and 2s@2 80 for white
State
Rye steady. Barley quiet. Barley malt quiet
at 81 60. Corn l@2o better; 1898 for un-
sound and 931a @sIs4c for sound mixed western
aHost; gle for high mixed nearly yellow. Oats
lie better at 4s@54 for new and old
Wool dull.
Sugar steady; Cub, Muscovado l3@l4c,
and l4l4c for Porto Rico; Havana 1879.
Coffee l3@l5. Molssses dull. Rice dull.
Hops steady at 40@45 for the crop of ga and
54460 for that of '65.
Petroleum firm at SIC for crude, 5S@6lc
for refined in bond AID 60@62 for refined
free
Pork is heavy; $50 25@32 371a for new
mess. closing at $50 81 "a cash; $3l OO@3l SO
for "a do. cash and regular way. S26 00@
20 50 for prime. and 500 371s@29 IS for prime
mess. Plain mess beef S. 5O@l2 90: extra mess,
$ll 0o@14 SO; beef hams dull at 301ac. Cut
meats steady at l5@l9c for shoulders and
l9@2211c for hams. Bacon dull
Llrd higher at 24l9@29 %.
Butter higher at os9I3a for Ohio and sc
GAG for State. Cheese steady at l2@l6l2c.
srw YORK hoEKY MARKET.
NEW YosK, September %
Money iirm at q per cent call loans.
Sterling exchange lower at 1907 dl095a for
first class bills
Gold 6rmer opening at 81 4334. advancing
to Sl 49, and closing nj Ell 43S.