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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-22
Jellies, Pine Apple, &c.

GENUINE RASPBERRY, real PEAR,
VI genuine Banana, real Orange, genu-
Inc Pine Apple, real Plum and genuine
Apple JELLIES; also, genuine Pine Apple
and real Peaches, in hermetically-se
cans. just received and for sale at fair
prices by J. Il 7. y. AGNEW.
July 2l
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-22

Address A. Il. COTTON, W. o has been
.uly appointed our exclusive agent for Co.
umhla and adjoining Districts, from whom
he above machines can be obtained; also,
'irculnrs AMI all information in relation
hereto. Or address
HORACE l.. EMERY 4 son,
Albany Agricultural Works,
''"s' Once ho1 l93 Albany, n. y.
The undersigned is .lso General Agent
or NGERSOLI'S HAND COTTON PRESS.
iOWE'S COTTON PICKERS and Brvden Is
ioblnson's STANDARD COTTON SCALES.
Sept II lmo A. r. COTTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-21
POLICE Iun FLLloEAcs'


cRuEry 70 4 Pooh CAN HoA ,f,hs soc,.,v "a, ~,
srs-Mr. H,rry Bcrgh, President, y.,,.rdav morn.
Prevention Of sras,y to Animals Va Fou,,h .v.rn.
ing riding up Centre street Of an. v,,,..,,h
cars, accompanied by ofncer Young. or n.
precinct Ono Of the horses attached w, 'ed animal,
poor hppcd and otherwise terribly criph draw y
scarcely able 10 sand alone, much less n for the
heavily laden The sympatEses Of Mr. Ben ronlcer
horse at aroused, and BY his drecsA 4 tho
Young arrested Morris White, who WINS drvh the
team, and embarrassing tho horse he fell tice
walk nom exhaustion. white was taken beforcyM Of
Hogan and held 10 ball TO answer before the cow
Sess ions. Mr. Bergh, VINO Ia y witusss, consdesa N
one OF the most outrageous OF cruelty 10 arunA
that has yet como under hts Observati -.
CHARGE or FORGERY -Gecrgs NJ Hyatt, highly re- \
spectacle appearing youps man, twenty-five years Of
age. WINS yesterday brought before Justce Hogan by
officer Cincny, OF the sixth precinct. on charge Of
forging the nsme OF Messrs A. Y. Rutler& son, No
Barclay street. to what purpcYtsd' 10 be an order on
AessrA Hastings Seymour. - John street, Tor Two
reama or paper, valued M SIS 10 Mr.. Seymour, to
whom the order presented believing II 70 he gsnu-
ins, delivered tho paper % Hyalt but subsequently
learned thss the signature Of A. Butler Ason attached
70 the paper was Forgery Mr. Builder dcpossf that he
had not signed he order auth ono 70 DO 20
for him TINS mar5strate, comm6d the socusod IN the
Toubs for tglzl dsfaurdf bal. when too ets, and
about 70 be co7Agned 70 cell, Eystt wspt sAteFy and
seemed TO FUZZY realize tho embarrassing position In
which he found himself
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svsosR N Mw KsstY.

Petal ARRAY Between sGoisred Men 10 Mid
al.sex tountv -Csronev's Inquest and ver-
diet of Wiifsi Nnrder-The Alleged Muir
derer IN Custody.
on TUESDAY last q colored man named Jo-rh Rivers
had dispute with tho wife d another colorsd man
named John Rsdiek, the farm Of Mr. Peter Perrin,
so.at too aud a half miles frDsn Eaglahlcvn, IA ND.
dlc-ss oourty. During tho dispute ncdick entered ths
house and o. grr- warm N defence o. Lis wfe
Tbs quarrel waved hoi When tie fcuaass srpear.nce
q Nr perrfpe checked fvrhsr hos'Iuss. Rivers gonx
20 stasrs but a. w. Peuine lefi The bose nv
css came down wigh I,accd gan In hs bsnd rad farrf
prdgrk 70 10 usisi1s u door The wife " TIE later
prevailed a. snt could h~f hattand nos
10 provoke tho cotlev Gsew, bat be- with persistent
defiance ~hrh no eorstsefs1 would fetsHfn his
from hls eartkiy tensnssnt and ~ the sboa sr<cs
Of q minute he grzsy~d bo<h tee aud ei-snty.
No soossr had be race tia srpesrxncs bsyvnd ths
threshold hsa the tal from Eiv~n gsn Ta~yd hrvcgh
W ases - Ssssl - - lsstAary ssp'fsd. hvsp
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row AMONG POLITICIANS.

PugHlstic Encsuntev Between Assembly
man and Candidate for CouDetlpru.
Some evenings James Irving rsemaor Of Assem-
bly, elect, and Owen Geoghegsn, defeated candidate for
Councilman, had analtcrcasion in references 70 somp
political differences existing between sm which led TO
pugissc encounter, which sueNsd by the
interposton OF their friends Ths bad feeling
wiRrh engenccred not suppressed and on an
evening two they mot by agreement in open
counter, which rcsu,edn pitched baltic bssween tho
two parties. Both having bad corficerblc ex-
perence In tho prize ring, the aht was wel contested,
tlon and spirit lasting about thirty minutes, when the
sponge thrown up by tho psrtsans OF Irvrg, Who
II IA said considerably worBted By the superior
science OF Geogchsu The feeling between Irvisv, Goo
ghehan and their parsans ia vasy Intense and pm tho
Indications should not be surprised tbs result should
be match TO test the physical proxess OF tho rival poll
tlcians In . prize ring
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TINE MURDER eF Or. MASSEY.
Farther Ts~simepy IN the Case-verdics Of the

Farther Testimony IN the Case-verdics Of the
Jury.
Coroner Gamble YESTERDAY, resumed. al Bellevue Hos
pts the nqulsitiou commenced seveidays ago 10 the
case Of DR.. william r Massey, who died from fracture
OF the skuH the rssu Of violence Indicted upon him by
two unknown mon in Thirty street, fesng
ton avenue, early on the evening Of the 9Th inst.
George Carr, OF No $50 East Thirty uhrd street, I'd
ward Doyle resisting No s2i Sixth avenue and Goo
Reyno,d " 40 East Twenty street. testified 1T
considerable length but their testimony contained
new facts OF Importance other than those already pub
Lshed 10 the HxRAIp
me mystery which At Hrst surrounded the brutal
dor Of W. Massey has been cleared up by thcCoro
ners inycsieasn. and ut present there seems 70 DO
iis or prospect thst the guilty parties will ever 10
brought Justice Captain Wilson, OF the Twenty first
precinct however Is untirng IN his srcrtions To md
the narissrs and u 10 20 Be hoped thA, he may 30 sue
cessfuL
The evidence being all 10 Coroner Gamble submitted
the case 10 tho Jury, who rendered. the following
vxRDscr:
THAT william Massey 10 bis death from inIu-
hes received thehs,ds OF two more unknown man.
on the night Of the 4th Of Decsmbsr. is6s We furb.r
recommend that the Mayor be- ssted 10 ofef suit
able reward for tho apprehension aud conviction ~ sad
unknown asSanfS W order that Justice may DO Done
Srcc tho murder Of Dr. Massey three youug men have
been arrcsisdon suspicion OF knowing somsthpg con
corning H. bus the evidence failing 70 impllcs,s them
they were discharged by Coroner Gamble.
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II nlso con,alns:--Thc Highly Important European
sews Of rsst wcek received By the Atlantic cabs
and the Nails embracing our Special Dispatches
relative 70 the Appalling colliery Explos'ons IN
England BY which hundreds Of Lives were Lost,
the Latest moss relative 70 The Tcnisn Movement,
the Mexican aud Roman Questions, John " Hnrsu,
ard III other matters Of interest Our washingsoc Do.
spaiehes, containing all the News usnS9lrsx In the
Capital CITY tossther with opsou ss tie Proceedings
OF Congress Tho rcnisn Situation IN Canals and the
United states; Our Canadian Dispatches. What JED
Dav, says seoss the Capture Of sgrrais Ba Of waah
nstcn Scandals, Tue Current News Of ths Week, ON
brsclng all interesting PoiiucAi aud Local Evsn,s,
and the Laisst News from Messoo. the West In.
d,eg softh America, this Pacific. &C Varieties; Oar
Musical aud theatrical Review for The week. vsasts
Foreign Gossip Artistic, scisntnc. Mining Religious and
Literary Intelligence; Ehsaysi Articles on ihs promi.
nen. topics Of lie day Our Sporting Record containing
tho aiss, In,siIirercs relative 70 The Great Ocean
Contest now pending. and other Aquatic Matters,
together with Turf Billiards, Fslo asd other sport
Ing events: Our Agricultural Budsot, containing vna.
abesnd Interesting reading for Farmers and Gardens
vic ~ Of the Cattle HorSr. Dry Cocds and Boot and
SHOE Markets; Financial and Commercial fn.slgsncss
Marriage. and Deaths Advertisements, and accounts Of
eli important sad intervening events Of ths week
Ispss Single Subscription, n. rhrss splss Is .
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sHiPPIN G NE w S
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AsorHxK RsfLwr AccioEr.--Two workmen employ I'd
In repairing the tn and sespsn on The Err RAil.sy.
near port Jssi- stepped onhs line 70 let gravel train
pas- Last evening when the outgoing train from New
York dAshsd up and struck both men One Of them.
James IAnben conveyed 10 the New York Hospital
The othsr name uukno~n, rscsysd Injuries from which
he viii hardly rec yer.
THE on sronAon AGAr. Mr. T. H. Valentine, wfD
has bess nned four complaints for storing petroleum
al tho Erie Railway depot In violation Of city ornrcs
was arrested yesterday nvs complaint, for nmlla,
offence H,s EXAMINATION viii take place this afternoon
The ri gres,ons Mayor Cleveland 70 drve the psrs
OF al storage from the city viii nov be acted upon.
ALLEGED PDJrr.-Airred III Turner vas arrested
yesterday afternoon warrant issued by Jastes Bed
ford charged With perjury Hs was held 70 ban 10 500
10 sppssr Tor trial
Izs Powpxs vKssn.-Thc schooner Sarah Eawthorrc,
alleged 10 have bccn asszsa Tor debt merely taken
for violation o. ordinance having posdcr,on board
bot Tho released and = nos bound for Norfolk, not
isehurnd
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS



Atnyr-Eiyxx -on Thurdsy, December TO- Wy ths
Rev Charles r. Pomer0y. ktLEr AIRS o. Ni1ehsss~r,
N n 10 Prvm " EAskz, o. BrcokSB. v 2.
bssrow-cor-OD tuesday, pecsmh~r IN. a. tns
Yaesr sgspue ehrro, BY the br,fss fath~f. s~ssed
bv lie gsy Dr. wrr Adams, Ps-n LaruN0e btsro~,
Ysa III Leruy, n Y. % Nsv Icspss, yoe<sesi dscsh-
Ter 81 ne pew Dr samuel Hanson Cor, Of his'riv.
poeTyrIfu -FosD On Tuesday, D~csmevr 10, 81 the
r.sdrres n the brdes fsfkas BY Rev Dr. ffoma< A.
rni.sss Mr J. A. Bcsr-rx, 10 Mi~ Hrfrs 9. yoss No
caIi+ - :.
Ls.n-Tr<xwoop On wedn~ssy. D~~smbv 10, 81
,he congfes : lonk ehurrh. wais, Cean. ~ ne Rev
vai'af1 N Harvey, ssxru Josss Ssa, % Ercohiyh,
10 MAJ X fosxvoop 81 The former pisss
I.vNgxr Corn --Un Tuesday, Dwssrssf ~. ~ us
reelam-cs a the brdsn rrrthsy ~ NE Rev Pee la
font Frswvg Larnxsr, " Ergt A. el6nMt aansstsf ~
u,e IA y q Cold. q ~ crois,
Rosxnrr -FKpvAs AT Railway. y. % rs-risy
perft,tsr D. Al tys house d a. n WhlshsA1, Va "
hla saihaf Rev. shaflss whitss->f, Ca.ri2s v hs.
1r. 4 y. q me ciy q foashfssrss. 70 hn'is
ypnrsss fs1glsff ~ tie late ksmtet IfsemHn
esssuooe--Jssvs.--M Trifi'y etagsi "a TAsrstI.
persnbsf ~ " he Ray Hstnnsi q. AEsfston, bDIf "
FpssvSn, Es1. 70 xSs yraias n. dsaSstsr o. WIiissa
Jsrvfs ESQ All u ws~s rxmA
DIED.
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This Board met Yesterday afternoon President Green
IN the chair. resolution In favor Of gSipg ssch "
WAS ire gentcd ana laid over M XRfcn offered
resolution 70 donate 1900 ~ tho Prsoa Assoc alton o.
New York Was referred W the Ccmniftse on bona
Snd Charities The Board ccpeorred 70 hass Ehy-
thircsrcet. fr.u the Eighth 10 The eleventh svenas
pay "a with Belgian paver1ctt hfr dssposing o.
number cf rsgtas pagsrs .hs hoard aa.osrnsi IN
usaday,
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Mining stocks heavy. Al ths. nrst board corydon
closed zoe lower than At the same time yesterday sell
Ing a. 50 20; Quartz Hill l5c, selling A. 90 50. Smith
and Psmeles loo. hisher, selling at 81 25 AZ the
second board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed Sc.
higher selling al $40 20; Smith and ParmeIes 1oc, sell
ing al 81 %. Quartz Hin lsc lower, selling at
% 20, ccrydos loc.. selling a. 81 co.
Tho Albany Arvss remarks Of the New York Central
slscton.--
On the day Of the recent election for.dsors Of The
New YORK Central Railroad Company IN. wlfpe pumbcr
q held by Stockholders residing abroad repre-
this amount only T,12i shares vosed on The
uroxc- Tor $50 shares belonging 10 the estate Of the ete
W Nr Erstus Corning, and A2D shares were In The
hand. IL lac old board.
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NEW YORK HERALD. fMDAl'-. DECEMBER 81 1865

promised this and he kept HIS word too we'll
~ ms en and awed by the dread oonseqaeucee OF
esvr s'N fed 10 Freehold, about ten miles distant,
~ cnmc NJ inward struggle conscience at last held
ssy ana 10 ms morssful man having iast al resou
ton, delivered ID Disguise OF innocence, the plea
wv ana AIDED, - coroners inquest was hold and Tho
OF seii defrhca the details, returned verdict OF
Jury. WING hearu ~ Rivers, who lies Ia the county
wiliuf ,nurder against await trial
mil Al TAsv Brunswick q
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FRAUDS ON The REVENUE.

Decision IN the Case NJ Bochm a. Co.-IProEr~ss
or the DeviIn & TtitoW suit; Deviin Placed
Under Arress. and Reqsired 20 Find hail for
Two Hundred Thousand Dciiprs.
Before United States Commissioner Newton.
U~led is.oses Boears, angus. Rosp and SeAva<b-
ina commissioner Newton yesterday declared the fol-
lowing decision in this First that the article pro-
duced by the DESCENDANTS their dislery IA no. the at
Gle known 20 the Law as burning hrc second, that
said article produced not and cannot be produced
BY disaio on, but produced BY. comni.ngng sma
per cent OF turpcntne with high wines: hrd hnt said
defendants distilled spirits within the neaning Of the
Internal Revenue law without payfng The special tax
d.slcrs thereon and removed the sae from 'neir dis.
tilcy 10 place other than bonded warehouse without
paying the tax thereon provided by law.
Commissioner Newton sdded thai he must hold the
defsndans await the action Of tho GrandJnry. ON
motion ~ the District Attorney the ball of the defsnd
ants was Increased % twenty thousand dollars each.
TIE cAsg or rfros Drvtfs AVID ifvAs
rhs remainder OF yesterdays sitting Was ocsnped In
the examination 0. the witnesses In ths case
Messrs Mccormick Tappan 4 cochcu we're placed 90
the witness testify 10 reference 70 the books
paper and return found hy the officers In the
possession ~ tho defendants at the time o the seizure
Mr. Eli 0Ass then sworn, and testified AZ ~ The
respective productive capacities OF graip ard copper
stlis a. worked with steam IRE. The was then
adjourned until ten O'Clock Thursday morning next
sefJzr nxvLTN
John Devn arrested yesterday on warrant
Issued by Judge Benedict 81 the United Saisz Circuit
Court 40 debtor OF the uni,ed states 10 the sum 81
tf000Co fines ard penalties incurred Tor vioauors OF
tho Internal Revenue law On being hroueH before
counsel % admit him bail Judge Benedict expressed
his willingness to take bail Ia sumcent sun nxing
600 600 ne adequate security anf 10 default Of bail 70
this sanount Mr. Deyin continuedfn custody.
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TIE LUMBER TRADE or name.

PORTLAND, Ne, Dec. 90 1896
The recent weather has proved voIy One for tho hn-
bermcn The swamps all frozen over, and IN tho
best condition for for many years Tho average
amount Of tina, fell recently in the State was one
foot
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COMMERCIAL REP0Hf.

AsHrs-rece'ps none Pot dull and he.ss 20 o.
Pearl nominal ut &l2 a'si3 80 ,.....
SIS hhs Soar. eoo bussa
There limited demand for State and Western 1N ,o
market for which scarcrly as FIRM though IN .ed
eeses prices not guoaby lower The ssios con,yN
500 bbif. at the revised quotations snbic.ncd
fly Hrevaed 10 the masef for southern Hour which raA
heavy with DOWN. rd tendency. Saes 80 bills. CJrA
meal Continued dull and nomnay unchanged Eye hovr
uuiet. We At rs 10 4
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each .......................... $4,000
House and lot No 426 Broomo s.. 25xI0g $500. 81, 800
House nnd lot No sg-herin IT 25xi00 ..... 1000
House aud not No s1s West s3th ST., 2Sx9s D.. b,20O
House and lot No 442 West 4th ST., 20sas o.. $500
House and lot No 2s4 wcstf5th ST. 25yi00.4.. $500
House and lot n. OF East 87th IT. 11b r., e. I'd
av 2bxl37 S,soO
House and lease Of lot No. 1913 West Goth st.,
House aHd lot No ffa Franklin st. ~. 4xd4 500
House and lot No 1eS Allen s 2jys7s6. s0,sO0
The following saIcs made Wednesday by A. J.
B!eecker, Son q Co. -
81 av a. cor s7th st., rs 2xf0o 4 lot. .... g. 100
Id ay. adjoining. rs 2x1Oo 2 lots each. ... 2,2o0
Sd av., adjoining, 25.2xlo0, ot.........,.. 2B76
I'd ay.,,w X, commencing 252Xa cf Hint,
lots. 2b'Rts xlo0 each. ........... ABS
9th w.. 9. g., 200 r. east OF 10th av., lois
25rloo each. .............. ..-........-... lseo
10Th It,, n r., so T. esst Of 9th Az, lot,
25xh block. -.....-..................- i,WW
ll0,h,st, n r., A5 f-,esst Of bth sv., lot.
25xh block. ........................... 2OU
lllth "a, q 8, in rear Of above, gores, 37e,sx
fhth St, a. ., adjoining. lois, 25x,s bocf
s4,S st., 4, us II east o. "a av io,. aiIii
block, each ...............::... 800
S5th a., y, 273 r. cast OF ID Nv, 2 lots, 25Xx
block, esrh. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SEQ
1o2d St, n. -, In foo. Of lo.h av., 81 lots,
Z5IiVV, sacn.. -.....-.... 90
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Tho wheat market ruled dull and lower prices having 70
s,aed fuzzy e. per 5pshel from M crrsn. yerrrday
The xaes ccnfncd 900 bushels ut s&S 10 for lber
sate ~ for No Chicago spring: ana " rs for No.
2do Corn at decline OF 20 g. still continued dull toe
transactions being limited 60 O sbushes NJ S.l0a ~ ~
for mised Western In ere and afnt and Western yellow
81 12 In Oats moderate and fully
To- on With saes Of bushels at tsc Zoe for State
and az es'Fr for Chicago and milwaukee, Barley was
moderately scve hut vnther easier prices the market
closag duh with downward tendency saea "a 900 bushes
NJ 81 ~ Canada West; sos Tor Inferior do and ~ 10 for
vowcd state or rye sales effected Of 5000 bushels
Western at 81 2s Malt was dull and nomnaly nncranred
CoTroN less sctiye and win tho decline In gold II
dfcur 70 realze previous prices though do not
alter quotations any. The sales foot DIP about 300o
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SALES or ZEAL ESTATE,

Tho following sales OF real estate made yesterday
by Muller, wilkins Co. BY order Of tho executor OF
John Is. scolcs, deceased: -
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Ncwsvapcr and Best Literary
journal In the Country.
Tho wUxLr HxpALD 70; the presens week, now ready,
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THE rcceiris ~ cotton st Mobile from september 70 ne.
ccmber H. 1876 o. S bales against receipts Of l COS
hand peeeTnber ~ 1885, amounted " s. s0balcs against
T000 corresponding date 1853 The following Ia
Of tho receipts exports stock of all
United States ports for the week ending the 7th instant
compared Of lxs7.bS tho
total OF which crop amounted 70 g. ia 0o0 bales
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,sse ' :, n S"e ~ ~. o. nro fr"cT os"0 ~
J.. ; |: !: IS: iss:S i
|:::$: I $S i: s 'E; s :S:
ssss ~ is y: 'ss .'' ss Of &c
oss IN every rs.ss. we're unchanged sales, 30 bal's
A Fs.Isn,s ss y
S.ss \ s. s,ss.: -, sss
T. anS , ysT ans ' ; = o
SIS and $50 %. At s. TO Bremen, steamer 700
HipEs-Tar nsrke, was auie. hu, very firm. hoiAvrs
e I ns: e . e hs 70 heard
Ely s susS.r 's rivas. A'''a '-e'
wa dn rS ns W. No .sr; %es nir
bbi hSTd asa In the harse for rps punsins there
s,ts though s.syeh. I'd Ser
tie sc.o TIC sales w,s. Of s"%moe a s ss 2, y s
= o ,ey; ssESn ..s q
Of on terms not sliowed ts.ranspre
oLs -L.sesd conraea dun be, steady q 81 q ss
siesdy a, previous r,'o,s:ions
and IN bills bard The PORK marks, oaencd
more sciIve bus AZ prices injecting married. drcne old
sSIs he s.sn. ~. -.eov.rsa holder. ssn,saiy a.
we're ss !. ,ss Old
S. Ss now s sSs 81 4; 2 s5 s' Ass
jssaary and reSrry and SIS Is f.r psc-n ri ssle.
..I.s q szs abs atss so s7 for new extra mas. and
SIS 3l7 for plain do. Beef hama we're nicdnrstey
active anu STEADY with saies Of 80 bsls .. rs :
x53. Dresscd hogs were IN Improved demand and
nrmer o. ske. :, io,sc for westsrn Bacon was dun
werc lesa active ,.lss a krs At 10 as fcr hams and
m,rte. sne easier prices were accepted ses s2s bss q
iac also for iebru.ry delivery $50 ierce. lag:
Arm = soe ~ tor or.na- e~nn,y IN psfis: lse 9 for
Mss.rn .ha c &c Tor state Cheese was more active
made.
PrrnoLsus.The market for both crude and bonded
tlnnea du 20 hcsyy though prics were MOI
Of bonded,saes reported Of 900 bbls & for prime
Light straw " whA- and nike Sic for STANDARD white.
IL phadepha bbis prime light straw 70 white in bond.
sold at 2yc, 4 Hkc.
sCeAR-The rnsrsos dun and heavy. in sympr,hy
with ,heaow ruling the gold rr~m. and for s
qualities . extent nominal .The sAies At
sbonsprrvous raas however ard foot 3t0SC5a nj 0
~ 12c. 10 hhds Porto Rico NJ Ike lJic, and 10
nominal. with DOWN. ard tendency.
SrrAniEr quiet and scarcely Ern with Aales OF
3, 100 lbs At Be. l0i1c.
TALLov and light dscrnc submitted
t. Sales $4,000 lbs. At lie lisS
WHIKEv.-Reccpts, $50 tbs There nothing or I'M
portAncs dong and prices remained nominal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-21
ALLEGED Praua. "a tho Tobacco Trade.

The exsminatioa into the charge prefcrod against
ssaps, Alexander Ros- N. d. sbarksy and Joseph ,.
Yates trading under The frm Of Ross Co. In ttis city,
OF having rendered fraudulent returns o. ther mana ae
turc ana sales a. Collector Of Internal
Revenue, was re7ursd
Barrow Bcnnino sworn am In the tobacco business a.
l2f vser street. wsssoensaged DsAugs~s last and have
been for the lat twelve wars. bad dealings with The
Defendants dnrng the month u August u was thu 2oh
of August bought ttrT one hoFshesds Or slsoe
rounds: I belong 10 business firm; ~ Ia b. and y.
BeLnino
.roes-cxafnlned-I DO n0t know whaiher Mr. Sharkey
carried any business outside os the frm, Gly knyS
him representing himself as one Of tho hrm, he
bought The goods 90 TINE for the note o. tbs arm
lie bougin this tobacco and ssd be w0aif fvs hoes
co = Do,s for them. have known NJ -tarkey sixteen
years have BEEN IN tie habit or dealing
with him FOR leaf time hefoFe 'hs prior 70
this TRANSACTION n two or thfec years when bad
dealings with him In tobacco
the case vas adjourned - Monday Al twelve o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-21
CHRISTMAS STORY,
vxnrxs voa. rux wrrxIr axMrs
BY AN OLD ENIcKERRocKH3.
ENTITLED
THE CiRRTsAs GARLAND;
CHRISTMAS STORY,
ROMANCE or NEW YORK I~E

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