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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JULY 49, l8eS-TRIPI% SHEET

ders Bacon continued. .quiot but prices wtho Z
decided clan q; mi $ 100 boxes at IKE, for short
ribbed and short clear on priva The lard
ke' continued dull and nq,uiual tho sales
fined 10 375 bbls nj 18kc'a 2lc. per h. Buter was
s,eady, at 2Or a. for Western, and 25c a 4Oc for
state. Cheese was unchanged. at &c. 2lc, a. 70
quality. #@A A@
PETROLEUM -Rec>ipts 1854 bbs There quite a
further decl ne was conceded without any particular
tran actions Crude nominal at 22c whlo bonded
was Irregular at SIC TO IS. for standard WHITE and
36hc to SIC for prime light straw " white.
RICE WAS qalei, but nominally Unchanged. We heard
o. 10 saies worthy OF notice.
.srEARsE was quiet Sales 40 900 lbs at 100 22c.
also II 900 lbs rrea at l0Hc. lie
sucAR-The market was fairly active and holders
were Tree sellers al nbout previous prices though II any
thing buyers had the advantage trie on ali qualities
The sales comprise 90 hhds mostly Cuba mnscov nd
bnt Part Porto Rico. at from l0ho. l3c. aud ~ lhds
Cuba caril private terms; aiso TOO boxes al l0c
alike. We quo,e:--Inf ror TO common reiining fnba
e4c DNc. fair 10 good refining Cuba, 1923 10s4
TAR 10 ood grcsry Cuba, lie a sc PRIME grocery
Cubn, l2c l2hc Porto co. l0hc n 13sl meiado
6kc as%c No Gall, boxes 07lc. 11hc.; No IL
boxea, ll'Sc No 13 a ID, boxes IL sc 127lr. No
10 20, boxes, l3c l5s{c. Refined sugar was quiet
but nn haHp"d The sales mainly at i0Mc tor
standard hars l5xc for coeo. 141ic al4ssc for OK
q and l3c a l4ilc Tor yellow.
TtLcw was 10 improved demand at unchanged prices
SAFES i65 eo0Abs. At l2hf. Il 121Sc. per IN
Wh ~ .-ksc.ipts, 100 bbs Tho market was more
active We notice sales OF 30 bDls, in bond ut a2c,
aad sman ,os a 81 20 a So %, duty PAID
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4 '.pu.-on Thursday. July Il. OF consumption,

n s'.pHs-on Thursday, July H. OF consumption,
Jo.1 scDArG
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the
funeral from HIS late residence, ~ West Forty hrst
stree this fFridavl afternoon, ~ two O'Clock.
hcWAr--On "Wednesday, July IL, While on q visit 10
his son. NJ Cypress Hill, CHARixs hcwAS. OF Williams
burg, aged 70 years
The funeral win take place At the Cemetery this (FrI.
day. afternoon, n two o'clock Relatives and friends
invited 70 attend
RASpoiIT-Ak >aratoga SPRINGS. Wednesday July
H. JAsxs RAsporiI. Jr In the 35tb year OF his
HIS funeral takes place at Easton Pa. this friday
afternoon, at thre, o'clock.
RozAr. Suddenly on Thursday, July H. GuuIAuxs
Roar native OF Bordeaux, France In the Sist year OF
his age. a
TIE relatives and friends of the family arc respect
fuzzy requested 10 attend the funeral Saturday after
noon, at two O'Clock, from No 70 West Forty eighth
street, without further noiioc.
traRr.-At hastings, on Tuesday, July TO- DANIEL
TER ~, aged III years
Fun,rnsrsces will takc place this FRIDAY afternoon
a one O'Clock at the Reformed Dutch church. Friends
OF the family are invited 10 attend.
Wissros In Orange, Now Jersey, on Wednesday,
Jly H. of inflammation OF the bowels FRsrsaick ".
Wisr N, Cashier Of the Mutual Life ns Company
of.New York
His friends and those Of his father r. = Winston,
requested 10 attend the funeral this (Frdav) after
DooD. NJ iour o'clock At Calvary churc Fourth avenue
and twenty first street n ~ thout further invitation
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con csaion with Theodore Aien the subject OF those
II bosen raud. conversation was before thosp
irands oonnilied give ail tho details ~
tue tra-ion NJ, Alien rcicrcd to the OF the
bouny iumpers said l was glad Of it ho spoke OF
frauds thai were perprtraed escwhere hs said thcss
men were bounty Jumpers. NMsTH I
To Mr. S'rmrt--At the tine Mr.. Alien spoke 10 me
bounty Jumping prevailed In the country; an eior
made W suppress " In New York and In negh-
boring town, under INV directions General Baker was
charged with srryng cut that object; had heard that
General Btker had employed Alien Hughes, SC, 70 sup
press bounty jump ng: understood II 10 bo class Of
Colonel Bakers duties ook after the supprcssng OF
bouny Jumping; understood that soe bounty jun
were permitted TO enlist, tax tho bounty and then
escape for h. purpose enirnppng others who m,sht
seek To ceiald the government but gave Colonel la
ker no direct the subject.
The further hearing Of the ease was adjourned TIL this
morn nv
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Graduating Exercises at Gramma nv
school n .. 81.

Tho friends q tho pupls OF Grammar School No "a Ia
tho sixth ward and many OF the friends Of educational
enterprise sscrnbled nj tho school house Frn street.
yesterday afternoon for the purfosc Of witnessing the
graduating ercc.ses u the crsses of 1904 and liza
Among thoss present wer, Commissioners Parr Hocrn.
field and Freeman, superintendent Randall, Jsmos
w. Gerard snrerysor Roche and others The ere cires
wrs under the drcston of the principal, -
~ A. Nccoskcr, and consisted of singing read
Ing o, compositions and val~dictory address by
Miss w. Mcncon The performances ~er- admirably
carried out and In evcry psrcular tended 10 uphold the
well earned reputation which this school has enjoyed
year pact N tho closs of the exercises vy 0ernri de
hvcrcd address b. tho grHduAto, bs face,ious
and feici,ous manner giving them gocd, solid nd
vsce and encouragement Diplomas awarded TO tho
following young lad es:-
Ciass u IsS4-Jula Jonca Mary Murphv, Ms,garet
McKeon, Mary A. O'Rorke Adcia osofke, Mary "
Martin, winffcd Quinn, Fanny Bcriyn Louise Black,
Regina Hirsch, Mary Rowe, Mary hcCuty Ellen j.
cowsn, Kate FARRELL, ElinsJ Geeson, Mary l. Baarnes
Annie Cortssoz
Class of Isos-Ace Feiriy, Mary Marin, rary Mui.
ledy Clara Cohen, Fredsrcka Wolf, Carrie Nolan Kate
Lyons, Mary Mclaughlin, Ellen Walsh. Katie Garrett
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Port Of New York. July ~. 1860.

CLEARED
Steamship Ladona, iiovey. Galveston via Key west-C II
steamship Leo. Dearborn. savannah-Murray Ferris A
Steamship Flambcru Alexander sAva nah-Llyingsou.
sesm-nip souder. Leonard. Charleston .ou
Fox 4 Go.
s,sa.ep mrsc s;nsl. peSe@; @,, as sCs
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Bosion-sep.unc steamship
ship Earops tBreml Won Hagen. caiiao--c Luling.
S raoS p%asa % hanne
Bark Hugo Otto (uan,. o.nabrucs cors for orders
Rarr clre...ian tBr,, Amy, Elo Grandc vita Rchmond
& I.aIs ss,ss ,r, wla.loT Cow Bay brett sonaco
Brg Bertha tMensh zophlin QneenNiown for orders
Brig Iabrr,as (sor, Anderson oneens,own via Phiiade
Rrlg Ken tBr Mcclellan. bridgeport. oB-HJ Dewon
sns Bessie York tBr, Cow. rcr.boro. Ys-D D.woa
Rrs (Dr). Day. Liverpool Ss--G whscwrish,
Brig julio. G Clark Moore. Moblle--young cow.e.
sehi Lad, sed r "s miss.. RSos Sound WI Doug
Lady Bsnnernann tBr). Curry Turtle CAY
scar sami Gilman Crowei. Bos,on-s W Levi. AGO.
sioop Harvest Corwn. Br,stol-,i s,ranas~n.
ARRIVED
Persia nr Lou L,srpoo Juse 70 ya Queen;
uLs s. ~ IN p,,'ea ,''sm.h,p s from has,oa @ g.
~. it q % lon IS -. s'eaInahip Atlantic FROM bramen for
Steamship Niagara. Couch Richmond ana Norfolk with
md.c and taa..eaeers. . q iieines.n raImcre.
steamship Western Metropolis, Sander Boston. " Rugei
Bros Was bound To Bremen and returned 10 hs port for
repairs.
scnship Ncreus Bearse Boston with mdso and passcn
gefs. ~ Isaac Ddsl
Brg Mary stewart Of Bangor, D.nnison. Palermo May
with lrult 70 Miller n iIou.hton
Brig Aguia rrl. Evans Rio Jane,oe 81 days. via Hamp
Road. days with coffee 10 Maitland Phelps Go
Rfig clyde br) Walters, Moncgn Bay, ia 20 day, with
mds@ 10 a Smiih~rs A 20.
brg Thpmss Owen tof Portland Mol Peitlngil seavi.
ia. u days with sugar and mol sses 70 rhomp,n Hun.
rig Albalro.s Br Buckard, Gov Bay a days with coal
10 T. & tcvll. sons.
Bra Rolling Wave, Hall, Cow Bay 10 days with coal u =
w lewis
nrg Aston. SAWYER. Bangor With lumber 70 urber
90.
rehr Ailantc tn) ycsorsn Windsor 10 days with pa..
ter 10 u DeNDf A 20.
sthr samuel Eddy, irving Jacksonville. 10 days.
Scbr John Bpsntor. Reel, cAlais
sohf saxon. Iassidy, ctiais ~ daya
Schr Boston. Mcksv. Caltis. days.
schf fTuieuca Covnbs BaAgef.
Sshr juiy rouf III, th tw. BanfOf.
ScHr Janos Henry oliver, HlrkRni
Schr u iiOhnsnn. HArilng ugucrster.
Srhr q Elh. Kelly. boaon.
Schr Helen, PrIrJ, New bedford
Schr Adels ilr N,riinz. sOuer~rt
sGhr Lady Lake Cons an. frarltgnce fps Hond0as
Sclr Irphenia, Nirkerson Pfpgii-nee tof .onaout
BELOW
Ia Gran
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PROPOSAL TO PAVE l25Tn STREET PROM FOURTH
TO FIFTH AVENUE, WITH BYLGfAs PAVEMENT
A meeting Of the Committee OF tho Common Council
was hold yesterday Councilman Inlay tho chair, 10
take into consideration proposal the paviag Of l25h
street from Fourth 10 Filth avenue with Belgian pave
mont. The pfopo~,l has met with considerable orpn-s
from the property In tho nciglorlood
several of whom attended be orc tho Committee and
produced a remopsrancc signed by many of the resi-
dents OF tho caty sa,ng that the intended p,sem NJ
not required IL was declared that the project
premature, that not called or by the persons who
lived along the line OF the street. and that n the pave
done II would be four i've years IN advance
~ he imo u was vented The resdcnigot l26 street
had improved the place by planting shrubs and firm
grass plots. ILsy wished 10 have there tho retirement
81 the country. Belgian pavement wouii be isrkg
expense l15h street where here greet trnye
hut there other parts o. tho city Ia hieh the
thoroaRhfare great where Il would be quite
sary. Put tn present case u should no, bc aioncd
unless there was necessity for H. There werc streets
where belgian pavems would add considerably a. the
vsl1e or property. but would not incr the value
of property in l25th street Alter hearing thr state
mcn,s pr and the commttc ajourned sipe die AMI
will mako report to the Council.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, July 12-8 r. M
Auss.-Recclpts &c bbis. Pots steady at o. IS
q s. 37x Pearls were dull and nomnaily unchanged.
BnEApsTurrs Receipts O. $50 bbis aour CO.. do. and
l75 bags meal I340i bushels wheat, 29s III do
corn. 1885, 500 AMI COO do rye The market for
state and Western -four continued quiet and prices OF
medium and inferior grades declined &C. los. per bo..
white eholce qualities without decided change.
The sales comprised 5 500 bbs revised quotations.
annexed The demand FOR Southern -four limited,
and lower prices were accepted. The decline most
noticeable common grnies sales 100 bbla. Canada
nour dun and scarcc,y firm, with sacs 81 $50
bbls. Rye -four continued quiet, aud have sao3
20 report. Prices, however, remained unchanged or
meal We have ~ report sales Of lJ0 bblR Brandy
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BELOW.


Due Ropsan PnArr--For .rcosni burning ~ hris
odman Pratt, from baltimore for Fano. ~ E~errsi
columns Tho Il 20 register. bullt Al col
chester NJ. In 1875. and owned IN rAnboso.
arrsssH,r wrSrrr~ Mwrrororr hence or Bremen. woch
s q have repaired ~na proceeded ,hsse, to- Brasneg
PIT baos hero yesterday for repairs.
sur oaasss sA.s.g-.stsalcy tAiti.na Islaras, apra
~ The Dr.nl. NASSAU Ouin ship. late Van r~- from
q. ciyse for s.n rans.ee e9si and Ss9er m.e Ia.
@ s oS sSs a ~, Apr S s sa hs s S
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II ard foand - = bny burned % the stsrs9si tc bat
s,.ee = ,s s,IS, b.. s.ss sl.ssssssi ~, s'-sss
naEsLD tss es.A niSD
a, ai.rec, bsan soS for stsoi as .bs ay
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segsJ.sn.A Lror ,ef fi.s~lssl from sss xess =,
co"esrn Ths caiso h.d aio.y Washed "a. 4 ls '
Miscs1ian~oas.
scHR Jou- r9tIIss - tons. oi maarsr~usen, tuii,
M ~ oss "a ~ ~ wes.sr XII =. 49, ,
Sic ro hsil. from ,hai por. under en%aa II c.v.n
brown
scna slp.al~ln o. New Yors -hlsh ven, ..sor. on
nooeberry Island April - IN foo. and subsequently
ao, % ,na ss "a y ~, sswggr sas ys-n f'sa aad IN
QuIcK Psv.ss-The ship ssnshAhA tBry. car, He1-sA
~nlch ssled ffn t. pert - for donaefr, srsse
thes. aAy on June ~ having made sa pAs.asg nas y -
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.r,~ss, "a e,~iv .l- ~, - -. 49,. - rI'.t
,a 49,. ws,t,f,S ~. .s.sst y. = 4 ey,i,.. .-.i
AJ.ms' q ! Asses, rissry whss-,g csa H ktss + h
.sd sss am o'a''s AN' N'Ps w " y es
no'ife 20 narinFrs.
vhtfk - t0w4rfofT nynfu h1Ans -.
tms,r liogss Loss.'. ,s ssae :. -
wori wfe,k s.s he-n 80 = n.fE 40 POSITION " -
ls s ~, n 81 N -. -,.es Al A. f,s,,
a. i9w sser sptins ussa ~iah 1ns foq-.ng E4ras sad
corssn sli u llps vih ne cossspsri wa,ehaoass :,
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~ ~ = :. - ~'Nsn' sn'"~sS b~s<s~@
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,f 80. tataa a.. 80 IA. ~ III ~ W - '''
rxers., = ' "'D'' '" y n nk.t1ias s.~-...x.
Whaiemcs.
Ar Il Hostoa iifh setr Brny Cfocf-f Ctsn4l<f
esrtA Alsniir Drosn ~ snJ ffovinrst tS-u wiss 10
h,ls ~ all sng sera~~ss ns
Cid Bedford iiih issa b.ss oisre~ sgrrsss IN
d,.s 0Teap
sip Herald. 0n., n IN ~.. % r.su.sr. x.y % h.uas
tst sh ~ bs r4ysl would
rt,ossTl--sgfiI NJ la ~ " IN Dw s~ss ws sArss,
H-stsf. Boston. 80 Asf beffnx
,s-n ~ sDl- ~ an4 .ern sl5nsss ~
.e1i d y sisnlssss, u rfgyasssS-a. lso vi. y 81
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h.tt Hsfinopis Napf s~~''"A "'"s NPHf A'H -
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from stamps post Office, fs57, $50. Other receipts
co sction, including the cost Of salt and opium,
were fo.03 26i; and these. With allowances under
the treasury 70 f3s, Isl, ,6ii The charges or tho
year are stated at f3s, ,246.s2o, leaving surplus
OF x20, $50. The charge for the army IN
India Was fl366S $50. besides military charges In
England f2 402 $50; public works absorbed f635270
guaranteed interest to railway and other cnmranies
S43; against which must bo ret ElS79 loI net
traffic receipts In the previous year the expenditure
was less by f1,l734S7, but the income was less by
81 3SS CAS- so that there In the year lS645 det
cency Of fl9352 but in the year 1866 taccording 70
present estimate) there is q surplus OF E2o,5s5.
The published Boston bank satsment for the past two
weeks 40 follows. No comparison can be made, one
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Ths Alleged Bounty jumping Frauds ~
Hoboksn.
UNITED FIATEd tOhHfEtIUNFFH UTFItB.
Before Commissioner Osborn


Before Commissioner Osborn
The further hearing of the OF James Reilly against
James Hughes wM resumed yesterday ss ons o'cloes.
Plaintiff charges defendant with having dssrs1dsd him
Of seven hundred and my dollars bounty money. a
60 nsderable portion OF tho day corrupted In legal
discussion betwecn Mr. Courtney, ubed States District
Attorney and Er Rscordes Smith, who appeared for The
prosecution and Judge Stuart and NJ. J. r Brsdy for
the defence. A. 70 the sdmissibii'y of certain paper
by Mr. W. IL shups counsel f,v Hoshes and pro-
dnoed by General Try from ths records Of sLs War De
parsment nj Washington.
Counse for hs defsnoc argued that nothing written W
. lawyer In he character ssnt for client could b.
used In . manner 70 eliminate The lauss Counsel for
the prosecution admitted this good lac. bot
held that Mr. shsps he'd parted With Ne p~p~r ~heh
pubic document u should ~ recrlvsd 10 evi.
dence. The tomTi14oner refused " admit the do~s.
fseni, on tss ground that u narrative a the
alleged orencs sfitsn months sfss the orsnr@ had ~rn
committed Mr. Fhupe va pi1cf tbs stand, bst bs
dsc ned 70 give any informs,On sbost the Gapf. AMI
pleaded hia privilege coynset fof The Aocssed
reason Nhy he sbnllJ MT mna1er
Tte O. q led tas tbs prvliese sissaed ~ Mr. shaps
~Aa suQ1
Genera irT AS Thea .ranlasi lie sd.--i hsa .
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The Bank of Srancc return for tho week ending June
"a shows ths fosloving results compared with the
preyious accoum, Increase: Cash. q 200 ooofr com
mercai biI, N ZOO ocor advances, ooofr notes.
s,7ooooefr. Dfsrreasc-curreni account, 23ooooofr.
The Costincmisl demand for bullion continued in Lon.
aon the lss~t advices but tho large arrivals from
New York and West Indies had caused the Price OF
silver 70 fall 10 dxd per ounce Other quotations were
unchasged-
The for capital In the leading cities Of the Cont
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NEW JERSEY NEWS.


MAN KnIxD ON TBF RAirRoAp--s'oroner Kristen held
an inquest yesterday afternoon on the body of IN oil
man named William Duggan, who had been killed ut tho
Prospect street crossing OF the New Jersey Railroad
about hail past eleven Wednesday night. He wn
returning 10 his hoIc Mt 1877 Seubea srce, when the
cowcachcr or nrignng train struck hun, ron or
him senseess. He lived for short time afterwards
II appears that iocomo i've had hcrn backing down
tn opposite side frum that which the tram Was run
ming, and the old man, his anxiety to AVOID ono dan
ger, was caught by another He was tho head o. inr
family and sixty six Of The ry returned
verdict In accordance With the above circumstances
CONVENIENT WAREHOUSE RoBB,Ry-wHolrsaLE ARrs st
Al THIEVES Since the robbery at the bonded
warehouse, Cuaard docks, few weeks ago, the polio.
have been the alert aud at last they have ponncci
with fell swoop On the supposed robbers Three
arrested In New York on Tuesday. and In the pos
session OF or them found box OF velvet, wh ch
identified AZ portion OF tie aoien property Tho
directors of this company supposed 10 be IA 'o
lows:-Mary Ramsay. Julia MonnhaD James Monahan.
James Mcs;ill, James Wright and James pavacan The
next meeting Of he firm will be addressed by n las
oirer OF jersey City 70 whom the members will bo
troduced individually and collectively
THE ALLEGED THEFT pIG IaoS.-Andrew Higgins
who alluded to The HsnALD OF Saturday conncs
tion with supposed robbery tho North rivcr was
taken before tho Recorder yesterday nv
Robert Greer or Elizabeth. who ted the
Railroad Company The latter lost tan,iiy Of pis
iron and hs material being siininr 10 that with
the prisoner, hc committed to tho county jail for
trial
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me yssfIy hnAnoial ~couais OF India summed Up
- feliows:-
The erfimst~ account of revenue for the y~.r
ending the 3ph on April, 1905 shows receipt taer
Syctisg rrfups aud drawbncksl u ga 300 ZAP from
laod rrvsnnr ncludlug tribute and abkarse lereael
81 ga s1o frusu 1s sess 800 from opium "a gos ss
0Ssm tusssas. Heco.i3i from income ,Ax 1lses Us
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DRr GooDs--IJrown Shoetngs--lndlau Head c5c !:
lIs Mas. b, rsPss'i' SiSs indian zoe 6seiafa a. sss ~
lshG Tisor,, lie Bcaehed Cottons-w wamsulta,
rye Lonsfalc, 3sc Hill, 32r. Fountain 20c q
l1ge K Canoe, a. iici."Amosfsis, "a a q A. , scc ;
IKE s.;s 4 Ri,ss H od % niSsSy, M lac psn@s@s,mo p'os,
xasg, 2lc Haymskor, 33tc Boston, 2fg.c.; warron,
sato providence 2oc Madison, 2lc. s,npos-York,
cLscks- -kennebec, ssc whi,vnson, 2sc.; Bedford,
lsc Cotton Flanncl-Hsmifson stout, s2hc Nashua
s 1nss ':na Ms asc sS;;ss sa':r, s ISs rsAs, s
kn, 1ec. ;Anc-kesg 1Dc. wamsuttA, 1s,sc Delaincs-
Manchester, axe. Hamilton and Pacific, 22Ho Cling.
ssse cotsonsdssFsS ~ H. JIG Una. s. a'I%d Yost
checks 32,sc.; Nankeen cherks Sc. Jeans-Rich.
@sna sos rasssro a1H co,s JeanSaamssas
Bates lsc. Coiored Cambnos-washington, Isc. VIC,
tory, II, i4fc Pov,iand, lie Thread-coalss, 81 o9
FRUoHrs were moro active and nrucr The engage
mens nciude:-Io Liycrpooi,s 10000 bushels corn at
,aa go snd per s,e.mer oco bushels corn AZ "a
at Cd The charters "a brig to Falmouth for
orders petroleum, on private terms An Austrian bark,
brlga 10 Cork for orders, corn. S.
hoiassss We have no sales TO notice outside small
lots 10 Jobber. The market was quiet but steady ws
quote Centrifugal and MIXED 35c S2c olayod 45c
Sic, nuscoysdo ssc Csc, Porto Rico co. SOC, New
Orleans SOC q 81.
NAVAL sroxss The market for spirits OF turpcnsinc
continued dun and depressed, wholesale lots being
offered ar low ~ zoe, though some holders demanded
T2c 7sc retail io,s commanded 75s. We heard Of
important sales. kosins were very quiet snd common
vas lower being quoted ~ 10 q ozK. Tar un-
changed
0ns-cIty iinseed vas IN moderate trade demand, a
81 go at which pr co the market nrm. OF Engsh
1000 gallons scd for immediate delivery At ~ TTx
Psovis'o.s .Recc p,s, 70 bbis pork, packages cu,
meats and 10 bbia lard Tho pork market opened dull
aud heavy, but closed nrrer and sctve rot ony
a moderate business transacted The sales on the
spot comprise 700 bbls. at ts1 IS f32 ss Tor
mess, closing al t52 cash, e2a 20 for old mess. and
t2s 70 t27 for PRIME. Beef vas IN moderate demand
ana nrm sales 300 bbs a. fis e2l 80 for pala
meNs aud go 30 "a 10 Tor extra d. Beef hams
dull and nnmnsl a. ff5 Cat meats % actlye
fcusrd and shade hfmor sith sale3 - 30 Ia kages
Of Ifb.r 2oc. foF AAtos s1d i3kc Ions Tor shoal
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lilo dcnand Tor wheat was limited and prIecs Tor nc
rior grades, which were neglected, rtns lower,
while prime grades steady The sales were only
10000 bushels At 80 25 az 90 for No Milwaukee,
81 10 fer old amber Michigan, and sc for crop
amber Jersey The marke. iess active and
lower a the opening but closing quite steady with scs
VI 10000 bnshels at eic. sec for mnsouna rx
wesiern Soc sI1 for sound do, and 81 isL for white
Western Oats were In moderate request and scarcely
nrm at Sic. 5sr. for Western. isye was quito
active but a lower pTiccs saca rs OVe bushels &c.
sl Barley was duli nnd noGinaily unchanged Nal,
continued quiet and IN the absence OF prices
noininally the saItc
tlcular change. There Considerable inquiry bat no
general business good ~ choice lots only beng In de-
mand.s rbesales were 2 100 hays ex Olivia Davis aud
7l5 bags OK lay Flower on private terms
C0uoy dull, nominal and n shade lover under a
limiscd demand and large offerings Tho market closed
leav vutth thc fo
The New York herald., 1866-07-13
FINANCIAL AND coMMERc cIAL.
THURSDAY, July l&S P. N.

THURSDAY, July l2-6 p. N.
Thsrs has bcen revival Of speculation in the gold
soem to-day and marked advance In the premium,
nswhssasdnx the advance Of American securities in
Europe and rne postponement OF the consideration Of
the Tariff bill i'm the ssnste until the second Monday In
Dsssnbsr nnzxt by vote Of % to II. The action
II the Upper House IL worthy Of high commenda-
aoa in vhaw Of the dangers to which the
country w1 exposed by the reckless course
ef shs fsmuss OF tho bill, and thus the President is
spared nsEssy OF vetong one Of the most nqutous
and which either branch Of Congress
ever attempted foist upon an indulgent people
VIII be observed by the subjoned statement OF prices
fsr eousos United States securities by the three last
ssams thar hio the latter have advanced the former
have dsciines circumstance which is doubtless, ar
buabs to the ministerial crisis in England and the
certainty Attending the immediate future Of the potica
aHaira Of tha n,alion
The New York herald., 1866-07-13
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The New York herald., 1866-07-13

TnE NORRIS AM Essex ATLANTIC GW4r wes-rrs
RAILROAD DConrASIgs-PnoHATulE ExEcuros ov rrr Gov
TaAcrThc late decision Of the Supreme Court in Penn
syvana declaring the validity of the contract batween
these companies threw tho or the cSccuion
the Atlantic Great Western Company trou h its rerarc
sentatives. tie cni.f wfem Sr Morton Pio T. r
gentleman has been Communicated with. ard his
Is looked for within few days gentleman from
rennsvlvann, who t of the largest sharo-olieis ~
the Western lines, expressed his onvction Yesterday
that the rnrtes the would bc perfectly WI
10 carry II faithfully and should tbis be
cndnrsed IN the reply awaited from Iondoa, Tho
Morris and Essex Company will be fully satisfied, and
the contract entered upon without further DELAY.
TnE CorsrrryEr- sYsrros PRocgy Timothy swce-
ny, residing at No. Al SIKH avenue and james Do~n"y
OF No 90 Four street.. New Yor., arrrscd yea
terdny afternoon lIqlor corner of street
tnc 1-"nen dcrs, charrcd HrnYv rpb~r All
Laurence wye with nt'cmp.in ~ raas ivo 10 Tor state
bank note The "a had been tasins rcfrrsamaaA,
IN payment Tor which they teaicred the con,rr ci.
One Of the party bad IN s nss ssnn about 'hriy dnl
lars in gooi money tho other hal but few ,aaups.
Tacy were locked up for cxarnaion.