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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
IRE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

IL Of Chsnbers-si.. VIA Payonia Ferry;
Day Express for JansndaiguA Rochester, burAo,
Salamanca ard West Connects buffalo with Lake >nos
and Grand Trunk ksilway and Al Salamanca with Atlantic
ard Crest Western Railway.
e.30 g. H.. Mill ard Way Train daily, to OtisviAs
10 g. m. Express Nail for huHsio salamanca and Dan
Xix. Connecting with Laks shore and Atlantic AMI Oreai
Western Railw7vs
40. m Way Train, for Port Jervi' and Newburyn.
Nisht Express for CanandAsuA Rochester, bnasa
Salamanca ard West
D. m Lightning Express, daily for Carsudsigua- Roch-s
ter Buffalo Salamanca, Dunkit and West Connect, a.
With LAKE shore ard Grand Trunk Railways AID AZ
s.lananca with Atlantic and Crest Western Railway.
o. m EmzrAnl Train daily, for Bufao, Salamanca Dun
HUGH RIDDLE. Gent Supt New. York
w l3eul Pas, AGENT. Neu.iorS.
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ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS


WE PRESENT to the public tho first and
w only BRICK MACHINE ever invented which makes q
YrRYBcr fKKssNp Brick from clay without crack or
check and simple Ia its construction as 70 recommend to
general substitute Tor and all brick machines
known to the country.
IL makes Brick smooth. perfect, and uniform In size and
eusy cheaper than mud brick can be made and
hyperion to any Philadelphia pressed brick offered in
snsiket .
The Machines are made with from to eight mods and
ui cost from 500 20 i,SO Two-horse power will run
two mods and fve-horse power will run eight mods.
One mold will 5OOo bricks in ~ hours and eight
.onolds $1,000
The brick thus made mpeious 10 moisture and
auenly secure from the action of irost
They ready for burning when discharged from the
ohine-requ no handling dyiug-and may be immedi
siely subjected to any dc-ree Of heat.
By this process Of manufacture. the air and moisture
PEELED from the by Of pcrforsor: which enter the
nod when hed and suddenly wlthdtswn e. the brick
receves It's final pressure conveniently ENERf BRlCk
BURNS PERFECTLY. WITHOUT CRACKING. CHECK.
ING or WARPlN0. and EVERY BRICK Is PERFECT
WHEN IT COMES FROM THE KILN
The Machine IA In operation In jersey City, where 1t
e.n he
II i ony necessary for practical business TO the
Aiachine operation snd examine it, product to be
1t is destined entire revolution IN the
manufacture of brick
We offer for SALE Right. Of States Counties Cities and
Gowns upon reasonable terms Machine. furnished 20 order
J.. c. WOCDRUFf. President
{. l.. CORNISH, Treasurer.
J. NJ. WHlfCOMB. Secretary.
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MARINE SOURT-MARcH l.-Before Judge ALEKR.
CDsr OF A PLEASURE BOAT.

This was suit to recover back 500, paid by the
Mutual Pleasure Club sccoun, Of boa, built the de-
fendsut for them which bs OK the best kind and 70
cost 900 The coming up to the specification, the
Club refused ii and beside the boat wss never fully
delivered.
Aer wodays trial the jury gave verdict FOR the plants
for the whole amour. claimedS&5O.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CoRREo1Ios,
NRw.YoEK, March g. 1865
npOpOCAIc FOR MIIK-SEAIED PRO

7
NEwYoEK March 9, 1906
PROPOSALS FOR MILK.-SEALED PRO-
POSALS viii be- received by the Commissioners o! uo'
lie Charities and Correction, at their office NO bona ST.
until Y clock Of 2oth instant for supplying Bellevue
Hospital foot OF entysixh-st, East River, backweDs
end Randas Islands for year commencing on inc t OF
April next, with PURE, UNSKIMMED, COUNTRY MlLh,
Of the best quality and delivered at such times and places
may required Satisfactory eydesce will be required OF
ability # parties to furnish the quantity called ior with
out default ard the proposals be accompanied with the
names If responsible persons under their proper sigma
lures security for tie fhf performance OF the contract
The Commissioners themselves the power Of re-
cevng and rejecting any all propositions or portions
thereof they may deem proper for tAe interest OF the De-
pertinent. -.
Any Information required will be given application at
their office ISAAC BELL. President,
JAMES BOWEN, Secretary,
JAMES g. NICHOLSON,
U. w. BRENNAN
ComrlislOners.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:
For New Haven. 100 800 EI.,) lJO II is, EI)
400, Ex,) 345. 40 and 200 (Ex.) p IN. .
For Bid.e port 100. 800, OH il.3J l2lo lEx)
400 (Er.. 345. 80 and 800 (Ex.) p.
For Milford and StrAtfori. 100. IL % 40 W. p m
For Fairfield Southport and Wespor TO- lJoA IN ia
430p. . - - -. ,,,- II ,
800 Ok 345, ~, $50, $50 tEx..l :.
For Dsrien 100. go. 40 8. N. ;af5 40, $50 p M
For Greenwich. 90 80. il.90s 3+5 40 80 81 2 m
For STANFORD 100, 900 (EI,) 93D lilo M lliS (Er)
500 (FI ~, 40 $50, $50. 800 (E1..l 40. ., a,
For Port Chester aud intermediate stations. w W" i''
q ID. 345 $50, $50, $50. 200 ?.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via sprns hsd. 400 (EH,l 800 (Exld)
.. -
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2lS, Ell s0op m.
For Hartford and Springfield 400 M tEI,J l,io, 900
q x..j SO .. III -, ,,.
TO Montreal 800 ?. IN. TO Northampton. - - ,
For Hartford Providence aud Fshkn Railroad, 800 iEI)
q l2l5 ?. nu---,..
eco a IN. IBIS. 800 500 ?. m.
For anal Railroad. l2.l5 o. m. TO Northampton
for HousstOnic Railroad IA N
FOR hsusatuck Railroad, s.0ja. IN, 300 p. m.
For Dsn5ury and NoIwak Railroad, 100, $50 m, W
p N. :. o, -, ..,,. ana :. -.
JAMES II. hOfI, Supt
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave
II James, slip, New-York as follows:
goo " Greenpou Nal, stopping At al SAILORS
ii .OJ g. m. f0r >ycsset
3OOp. Yaphank Express. and to GreenPo on Saturdays
4.COp m. syOssei Express
$500 D. N. iol fsrmingdsle.
Trains for Rosyu snd Glen Head leave at 800 m and
4:O0 0. m. changing cars at Mnecla.
sunday rcsr,on Trains leave Hunters FONT at 9
4. WHITE, Superintendent.
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Ocean Cleaners.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL,
leave Pier No A. North River foot OF Canast OF II O'Clock
noon LIST Ith and Zst Of month except when
dates fall Sunday and then the preceding ssiur
day for ASPlNWALL, connecting, via Panama Railway
with one of the Companys steamships from Panama for
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at ACAPULCO
MARCH.
Ist-ARvZONA connecting with GOLDEN CITY.
lOth-HENRY CHAUNCEY connecting with 81. LOUIS.
2lst-NEW-YORk. connecting with SACRAMENTO
Departures LIT and 2st connect Panama with steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Let and llth for CEN
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the lst touch at
MANZANlLLO
Baggage checked through One Hundred Pounds allowed
each adult
free -
For Passage Tickets further information sppy at the
Compauys Ticket Office, the Wharf loot Of Canal st..
w. g. BELLOWS, Agent
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BORT Uarbens' Notite.
STATE or SEw-YoRx,
PoRr-WARDEys OFFICE, No. lO+ Wsu.st

PoRr-wAKDKSs OFFICE, No. lO4 Wsrst )
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section ofthe act passed April H. 1857 entitled " An
Act 10 Reorsane the wardsns Office Of the Port Of New
York 10 al persons Interested in or having enags o. sh
sub matter Of such inquiry examination or survey that
tic folio wing vessels under examination by the ror
wutens that the said surveys Of examinations vn %
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DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
Ii ROAD.-On and sitter MONDAY, l2th Feb, 1870, the
express tram Tor Camden will De discontinued The Steamer
viii leave Pier No. Norh River daily Sundays erespted
p m. connecting with train for Manchester, Toms RIVER
Long Branch SC. O.,
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and intermediate stations will
be talen at Low RATES on the O'clock line, reaching
Camden the u morning.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San R.s..6:l4 Sun 05 Moon Rises. as
rBIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 6:C3 Gov. Island. 6i Hell Gste.... SIS
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CupREME COURT--In the matter of the

GUPREME COURT.--Iu the matter OF the
~ Application Of the Mayor Aldermen aud Commonalty Of
the CITY Of New-York relative 20 the WIDENING and IN.
TENDING Of ANN-STBEEr aud FULTON-SiltEEI, in the
City Of New orkPursunt to statutes in such case made
and provided the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the
City of Newly hereby give notice that they intend TO ap
uy 10 the Supreme Of the State oil New orb at
special Term Of said Court be held at the City HAIL. IN the
City of Newly ORR. SATURDAY the oath day OF March
1866 at the opening of the Court that day soon there
after be heard for the appointment Of Commits
soners Estimate and Assessment in the above emitted mat
the Of the Improvement hereby IN
the widening and extending OF AnDstreet and III
said city, in following that Is to say on
the nortberly side OF Auntreet between Parkow aud VIII
liam street both sides of Annsreet between Nlam-
and Godstreet also both sides Of o.
veen liam and Ryder aey, Also the souhery
side OF Fuonree between ryder ssey and Water street
and on the northery tide Of Fulton street between ron
street Souths,Icet in the City Of New as laid do"n
and deueated certain map made by Edward Boye City
Surveyor on file the office Of the CLERK OF the Common
Council Of the City OF New lokDated New ork eoruary
n 1850 RICHARD U'CrORMAN,
Counsel to the Corporation.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.
COR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD ar

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF Ne -JbRStf
~ -Pss.enser and Freight Dep< N New lors, foot OF
LDery IT, connects Al Hsu pton Junction viii ihe
La kaw1nnl AMI Western Railroad AID Es'ton wiih ire
L-izh alley Railroad nd its connections. 'ols oleSs
Aae Pntsbursn snd West, without change q caA
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST
Two ErprsE Trains de-! ron Tie West except sGncay''
when ira IN tie evening. 49,
sixty mile. ard hour. sav~i by THIS Inc 70 Ihiess'
Cincinnati St Louis. G. With oui one chsnze o; cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Soy. % iS6s-Leav- New YORK - ioAovs:
A; for E,ston. M4uch Chunk, WiaainPoE' "ises
barre, hshsn0y City. &c.
MAIL lRAIS-Ai n. for Pennington. Es';on: Ws'ei
Gap scranton, Wkes6srre Great Bead fittston bingham
ton. etc.
So m.-wes;ern EIpreo ,or Esson, Allentown. Ha',
s1uE PITTSBURGH and the West with but ore change OF
cars 70 Cincinnati Chicago and bat tao changes 70 81
Leafs.
u n 1RGrS-Eor Fsron. Allentown. Ms1ch Chunf.
E,,diag, fou.yllle. HarrlsDgrg &c.
I p u.-For EAsto1 Scranton. Great Bend, beth-ene1'
All Aeuch Chunk
?. m.-Eor sonerT,,ie and F.eminston-
t;sJ ?. m.-lor someryIe
= !. m.-For Somervlle. .
8p. m.-WESrEBS EXPRESS TRAIS-For f"ton Al
lentovn. Reading Hsrsbnrs Pittsb nigh and the West
Sleeping Cara tnFough tom Jersey Cy to fiitsogE2n svery
evening:
Tickets for the West be obtained At the once Of the
Centra Railroad of NeJersey foot q Liberty a., y H. a.
No Astor House Nos I'll sud SO Broadway. end AZ the
princp hotels. JOSIAH o. SrEARNS. Superintendent
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TIVE COMMITTEE on LANDS AND
Il PLACES Of the Board Of Aldermen VIII meet on
TUESDAY the 10Th inst at o'clock in the ohambe
of their Board consider the prOpety or expectancy OF
making the City Hal Park open, paved Plaza ana snordns
additional caxageway in the suouBdn. streets by remov
g the present sidewalks Of the Park AL persons interested
are requested to attend without furtler notice
W. l.. ELY,
J.. X. RlERS,
w. II. GEDNEY
Committee.
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Hlacbinerp.

EOR SALE - Three HYDROSTATlC
IL PRESSES, inside by Hoe 4 Co. two Of 500 aud Of
$50 tus it'll Beam Pump for driving good oIder
Dnd fr priuteIs. Apply to address He NW-
YORK CONDENSING COMPANY, No. l92 Front-st, ~ \.
TOR SALE.-STEAM-E ENGINES, BOILERS,
Il and MILLS TO- Is and 20horse Portable; ~ and 100
orse Statonary oil new and hIscass, at No - Aunst
4. \. VIM. NCkENZlE.
DEOUOT MACHINE Co., Mystic River,
Il Conn., manufacture tho most improved Looms for weav
eng bindings webbing, ribbons elastic goods and ali
Ends fabrics furnish all kinds OF supplies for
the sans. Machines for CalendeTiDg &c.
DIBBON, SUSPENDER and TAPE LOOMS.
III Also Looms any Kind OF narrow goods made to
order. JACQUARD MACHINES manufactured end applied
Go Power and Hand Looms Findings Tor Figured Weaving in
'Silk, W DOL and Cotton. -
SPOOLlNG MACHINES for SILK and Cotton: and MA
.cHINEKY Tor the manufacture Of DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Manufactured and for sale by -
" r. 0HLiNGER, Mschinist,
No. I62l North Secoud-st., Philadelphia, Pa
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- OUEENSTOWH.-Ibs lnmsn Line sailing serni-wees
~ carrying the United States Mails. ..z.. -
CITY or Newly ORR ...........S SATURDAY.. MARCH II
ETNA...,................. WEDNESDAY MARCH Fl
CITY OF BOSTON. MISREPRESENTATION. MARCH "a
CITY OF "WEDNESDAY. MAhCH ~
ANA each succeeding SATURDAY ana WEDSESpAii
al DON from Pier No. ~, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the mail steamer sailing every saturday,: .
FIRST CABlN........ Sl20 STEEkAGE.......".."e99
To London.......... rs To Loudon........' ~
To Paris. .,........ l35 To PAris.............. 50
PAYABLE
Ps.sar. by th, "Wednesday steamers: First Cabin, $50
Storage. S. Payable in L. ). currency.
Passengers Also forwarded to hsyre Hamburg Bremen
&c. at moderate rates -. 81,
seesge passage rom Liverpool Qu-enown. so gold
OF the equiva Tickets DO bought here oy persons
sending for their friends.
FOR further information apply the Company Offices
JOHN q. DALE Agent. 40. 10 Broadway. Ne.-fork
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERx-DiARcH l4-Befofa
Justice BARBOUR
DECISIONS.
John W. Barn ag.. John Kclly.-Order granted.
Angus. HluA at Herman L. Pahmsn Motion granted.
j. Devue ag,. Sarah James-Order vacang IN junction.
William Z. Carey at. The Lowe-Same decision.
John Z. Bliss agt. stephen BrerhoE-Motion granted
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Spoken.
Brig Surprise Fulton from Messns for Phindeiphis-Jsn
80 lat - y, Ion. 10 IS w.
Brig w Hsrri, from Phlsdephs for CardenasFeb. 49,
lat 81 % N, lon y IS W.
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TIVE NORTH AMERICAN LLOIDS new
Il line Of hrst-cass sidewheel steamers between NEW
YORK and BREMEN, via Cowes. The Company have en-
gsged tue helsss steamer lCSSON, 900 uns 100 ~ r.
LOWER Conn., TO eave 18th MARCH for Bremen, having
Just completed extensive repairs and eonsdeaby Increased
her speed 3,
Prices of Passage payable in gold or It's equivalent; LIST
Cabin, : l05 % Cabin, So 50 steersge, tJi ".
For Freight and Passage apply to .
RUOER BROS, General Agents, No. - Beaver'f
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
vi PANY-Foos Of Barclay st-On and after Nov a.
Morning mail trans for hsckeistown and intermediate Ha'
tons will eavs ct $50 Mai Express for all sistol'
vest of Miburu at 4lO p. Morristown Erpressu p IA
- = SfHOCH Assi.tsnt Snperintendent
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1855 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854
COMMENCING NOVEMBER %, 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE Ne

P,.enrer Station in NewYork Twenty sevenhs
ana Kourthavs Entrance on Twenty 'eyenin-'I
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SUPREME coURT-Cmovlr-MARcH A-Beiore Justice


SUPREME CoURT-CmcVlr-MARcH N-Beiore Justice
MASON.
ACTION FOR ALLEGED INJURIES TO CHILD bf
CITY RAILROAD CAR.
John hi at. The Forty second st. and Grandst hsoss
Company.
This is an action brought TO recover damages on
account Of alleged INJURIES sustained by the painth chdI
who was run over in July last at the corner OF Ihfd 81 ans
Avenne by one Of tho defendants and IN Consequence
Of .ueh INJURIES died in half hour aterwnd Negsenoe
on the part al the defendants is charged BY the plaintiff me
defendants. answer forth complete dena OF any euP~
bic negligence on.ther part. Case still on
CHAxBERs-MARcu H-Befoe Justice BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
George Harvey ct al. agt julius OPpenheiner'-
Motion denied. 49, -,
Dutshatem agt Gippel.-Motiou denied
Rodney b. Smith ct al. sgt stephen fondA-nouona~
MED
cOuRT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcI,L TERx-MARcH IL
Before Judge CsRDoEo.
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cOrrRr OF COMMON PLEAS-SPRcI.L TERx-MARcH Il
Before Judge CARDoto.
DLCIsIOSS.
Pearl AFT. Robitchelt.-See memorandum.
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~ as Edhor a Then. J. TrihuHs
sIR II will not be uninterestine to many Of your
caders 90 irn with your orfce MI Fields
proposition o. drawing up international Code that Dr.
uursoh Of the Law Of Nations the University
~ eidcbcrF actually engaged writing Code Of the Law
The plan and ~ the form Of DF Lebers Code Of
0f War Land which puts shed as General
suicr No Dr. BuBtsohh has already pnbshed
aha portion o. bis Code which contains the Law OF War
Land and sea The whole Code VIII b. pubgbed in German
sra French IN Ho Acknowledges that Dr. Lehers Code
fe him draw mp similar form the whole Law OF Nations
Gor as seemed lin o. TIE greatest Importance 20
saks ihe lode Law Nations which emincu-y depending
sp0u public opinion accessible 20 the people g. our
qh APPOINTMENT Of an international Committee for the set
Ans suggested 10 far know. BY d. Leber AT The BE-
nng OF the recfnf he long IN coesoldenee Wih
the distinguished members o. TIE q > SENATE
OoaunE she Feasibility Of appointing - Internal onai Con
pnfeo " scitie certain points a. least beWegA ee IN
gland and France which it clear would speedily De
InOOe AID thcy did actually form subjects o. re gra'es
tisensior IL found that sneh commission was not
teable 40 Ne TINE hung Dr. ebers iaea always Wa mat
ne coEcniou Of lie Commissioners slod have ~ iurther
hHdng pove Than what resulted ou itt weight oits own
authority.
subsequently d.. Heber has onea ezI-essed desire
10 Jurists oi he most iEluential countries meet
settled uts International law Indeed IL Las becnene Of
his favoe ideas and wsh That nr OF the kind should
~ effected during ta great exhibition vhlcl will take place
year a. Paris II j gray Ing 70 every of progress
Mr. Fold carred tbs project 70 ElEald and hope lat
iDr Leber additional ldcs namely t this greet WORK
smy BE carried ont ~ Congress although private one Will
~ adherca r. q
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY DECEMBER IA, 1866

@ AZ about former figures sales Of 20 hhds huseoysdo ~ ~
sgc. ~ d. Centrifugal AZ 4to ~ bhds Porto faeo g.
A. Do barbedoes az lqysc and ~ bbis FsW % aBd
ds6c By auction N kbds pemarara az oitsot7c oe ~
200 bbs Sew0rsans at 7ga 500. cash.
OIIf generally quiet but pricee are witLoet ebh
pRfVTSIONS-T There las been fair demand for Pofh 20
DIV The market hos been excited and prce- are s'eaa 49,
but the iu advance il ny sustained ana ~ t1e Cos 49,
feeling prevails For future delivery s'es OF loo Sos he
AZ - l2i and 80 hbls seller lanuary nj ~ ~ ~ 81
asd evening - bis do buyer January ny - -
sales cash ana regular are 4tOO bhs AZ ~ 49, o
Old Me-. closing the made pTicci az - ior eH w.
and So s,lUtls for Prime Beef remains steady WIZ ~
business saes 80 bbls s9dSJ for Old ram mets ti'sln
foF New do s3qse for Old Extra and slf@ssl - To- NeW
10 Tsree Reef "a quiet but steady at 81 81 for Prime
Mess and f}6s3 for India Mess Beef ans at ~ eoN "
mani and prices hrner salcs 50 DOS as -. 'yS'l m
Wesferu he fnsidp prloe CommOR Ont Meats ore o
sales OF pkg2 C;S Packed Hams az re bacon moeI
ately aetivei vi G. c. seller Jauuay AZ ~
Dressed Hogs are again higher closing hrm We gao.
glQl04c fer City Lard y trmiy hslu Du -so xI
refuse b Opefa freely ~ The prices demanded saes ~ m
and at ~ rye for No 1924 10 Tor wy an Ol
Western and - 80 ioT New Western, aud l'' o '''
ArrtRSooS PRoyr.Ioy MARErT u octoThe PoTa mar mar
bet IRA VAT sas u Old at 81 20 regular Ono e;
II nm 1915 J. BAD, : hof January - -. 49,. We
PETROL EUN-The market IL firm but rot aeuye W.
quote Crude AZ de in bills and "A 44ie IN baik henHse
IN bond at IT, iuf L. s. n G2rs for DO q " a'GS" Iol
Prime do DO. H43Bc for w and S0Sce Tor r W. tf'c
R1cE~The inquiry is light At about former fFurc' 'a0'
SFRnS-Tbe demand is light for Clover Seed Of A.qlae
for new T!mo,by Seed is salatle OF sJ&sJ % per Ds
Rough Flax Seed IS quiet at q 90@s9 10
SrEARIN-We note saies of 1000 n ct re ~,
SIGARS-There is still good inquiry for Raw Sugars "h
change Of importance 70 advise IA prices es 10 o.
Havana at slaO}c Refined are dull az about h!@l'e 'o
Hards. - -, 81, N 600 -
Al M lIlo. for common 10 strictly prime O.. -
WilSRY-Tle demand s Light 81 y G4oe Tor STATE anu
l0q4ic. Tor Western n bond
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lal Banks for the past two weeks.
THE MARKETS.
lCEsfally reported for TIE THBusE. /

THURSDAY. Dec. u i-s-
AsHES-The market &c Pots is firm at = 75as Pes-'
COFFEE-1he business day has been moderate and re
have no beavv sale 10 ave prices noninny unehsngcd
the only rnasaoou reported il AZ bags Rio Grr 81.
CofTOXETherc Is less activity in this market to-day aad
though si retain crne figures they are barely nalne
The close. sales Of LEO tIe ON basis OF Bt0Sc for
hiiddug Uplands 70 pc. Tor d. New Orleans
FLOUR AND MEAI-Jse demand tor Western md State
Flour very active the low grades lO0 l5c higher and
Lng more freely and Notice speculative inquiry
,ihe low grades and fair export demane for the
the sales 9 500 bbs at 35a@ ~ for snperhne state
81 75aS for &iOund EXiaate 8 4Gasl0 s. tor the low
grades Of Western Extra sD 25Hs2 % for far 10 choice
so rs FOR Trade OHIO and sg Goa 6 for 81 Lous Extras
49, ~ ~ bbs ffi9 y6Gsi5Q southern Flour h sfron ger
aud IN better demal sales OF 10 bb at $40 fOGsl2 ~ for
f T,dc and FanlT do rive Flour firm and more active;
saes OF 6sO bbs at dt5 Con Meal quiet email sales
Hrandywine at g. = 80 BaekWhea' Flour Is better and
in fair demand 81 tjdfJ ~ q. 100 n
and prices ar 200 bush No milwaukee
Al e. 2Oas2 % bnh choice Canada Club free g
and 100 basl White Canada on private terms. harley j.
far for export saes OF $3.50 bush 81 I1si 90 cr Cana
da West free and g2c fr DO IN bond Barley MALI sH,eady
and In fair reque sales Of 500 bush az a. % Canada Peas
are heavy and fair dernand sales OF 10 700 bn at 81 - IN
bond rye is rather heavy and u limited demand sa,s Of
500 bnsh Canada at 81 o. ~ bond Dan offered moTu
freely snd closed rather ea sis T. o b Of bje6Je for
Old and New North Western &c FOR New Ohio snd esc for
New state Indian Corn % ned better and closed strong with
fair home Rpd moderate EXPORT inquiry. and we notice Some
speculative demand sales Of 1000 bush a. " o6ssl ~ io
new yellow jersey 81 10 for Western Mixed IN ad
{ lOati IL Tor do afaat
HAY-Ihe supply is large bit with good demand prices
finn at eSl for Shipping ald 81 lOHsl p for retail lots
VFMP-Manba is firm and IN lair demand 81 l2c, gold
other kinds dull and nominal
HfDES-Tbere las been goal business, bu HE market
closss quiet late transactions embrace 600 Baltimore Cow
Ioic 100 City Strs llic, J. decline 1000 RIO Graahe
Cow 3lo currency the spot aud private terms for arr
val iron Liverpool Loo M0nevdto 81 d D a. IL lsic.
eOJ 400 Bueuos Ayres - n, 49, godi 400 California,
~ 5c gold 900 Dry Southern Dc., currency aud 10000
of sarious descriptions part for arrival private terms
HOPS firm and IN go0d demand for home consumption.
quote a. rom 2tc ioc and t0c y n ~ 90 growth md
quality.
thrre Inonts t.h
INlF-Rocklaai 10 far demand ard iHn a. q ~ for
Common and s. 10 TO- Lump
MULASSES-A Moderate inquiry gfctas choir TO- auei