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The New York herald., 1866-04-25
President Johnson's Veto.

THE RADICALS WANT TO FORCE THE SEGRoE TO
FRANCHISE REFUSED TO MILLIONS OF ENGLISH
IABoRERs- s-rHE CoLoRED CITIZEN TO BE DE-
FINED AT ONCE AND RECONSTRUCTION ISDEFI-
NIrELY POSTPONED, ETC.
IFrern the London Times, April 10.]
Having ust had TO accept from our chief West Indian
posseson ar almost total surrender OF the right OF self
government and being engaged NJ home IN the business
Of constitutional reconsirac9n we sanno. & hep sym
iature now brought 10 dead lock by the "irrepessble
negro That parsonage has just been proved by wager
OF battle and by general acclamaton "a man and
A brothsr;n his chains havc been broken and he
ia a slave no more He is even permitted to fight
for his country and for equal laws But then comes the
aiascnuv Is he also citizen and mus, hc be admitted
within the pale Of the constitution a we say at homer
The question has agtated parties considerably In Amer
ca for IL Ia obvious that very little has been done by
charging the slave into parah and that such Is hui
man nature n the negroes are allowed no voice In max
Ing the law, sy VA US well be tho slave G merry Of
ran AZ Of q State-nay, bcttcr, some think, for
he one must care Tor the slave a. least AZ
much ne he does for his cattle, whereas the state may
onlv regard him a. q public enemy. There are feclota
there who think this vast expenditure Of men and money
has been to LITTLE S ns nsso o i. nothing 20 ss, ~
man and brother" The Civil Right bill "a TIE Refrsb bl
Of fhe day at Washirgton Tho President repres@ ins
*, romnon sense and practical visd1m Of me com
,nxn,tv and not wishing 10 saddle himself WHO new
and lpsuperablo difficulties has, however, vetoed th
bill The great WORK o. ss ,sG s. a this can Se
without previously putting the negro into stIus alto
Sethor now TO him. HIS freedom Itself 10 didicui,
IN uoh ana Il is not necessary 70 add his evil equality
and citizenship. ..-..
on the merits OF the negro Nobody unks II noces ar
ndependept or tho contrary. People do not even seSx
10 ak how the negro ,o1ud roe and ec IN hvAss
There can be no dou, OF President Johnsons wafn
s,rone feeling for ts race and his hearty desire
tho st bargain for within the compass 81 eircun
stances Even hs pride NJ pol uclan is G., ,mmItted
| thIs a. we'll o. his philanthropy. The sasons who
| have led To MA veto are reasons OF ytste, which
only pAyssc for tho reasons which any sensible ms
, bc can slways venture 70 avow fhcre are matters
, vhIrh . Thousand pcaQk may b fully aud equal
The New York herald., 1866-04-25
TIE Darubian Qusstsan.

A despatch from Bucharest OF April q says:-he
Minister OF War has addressed report To the proysionn
government upon the military force OK the country
which states that upon the rsi summons forty tho1sana
men, soldiers OF line and frontier guards would %
ready for active Thirty two baitalions OF mss
" be composed Of expired soldiers and civic gard
are In course OF formation The artillery force cons1e
OF ono hundred guns and could he placed on war foo
ing IN week The Minister OF War adds that a. any
mopent these regular forces would form rayins 2ons
for all RoumaIns loving their country and liberty
Vienna fApr II correspondence Of the London nme.p
The Conference for the settlement OF the qucscon ~
| members were u4ihe 10 agree The only rsouNvA
taken that the future r-ince be he nau.e Hou'
| or q foreigner shnll be the v. al Of the SULTAN
The New York herald., 1866-04-25

A telegram from Pesth Of Apris ssys:-The sommis.
and Croatia has resolved that the frnnsyvanan depu.
ties shall take part the vordcaon OF the suppsemsn
tary elections which have recently taken plsre
The commission entrusted wth the task OF drawing ~
programme Of reforms has resolved that eight commit
toes shall be constituted .or the following purposes;-
For tho considerAtioa Of Transylvsnia qestons fos
drawing up general les and standing orders OF fsria.
mcntsxv orocce .inxs, for examining the MUNICIPAL
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

Two Gases OF Reported Cholera I'm New
York and two in Brooklyn-Conditioh
OF those NJ Quarantine, SO.
The Bulletin or the Board Of Health yesterday con-
tanned the following reports:-E =
BurLxFM OF rm YUBaIo HEALTH ron rHI rwRSTY.TouR
HOURS ENDING AT TWO O'CLOCK r. \.
wlDWsDAv, July 1l-Cases Of cholera Nicholas
Brady eighty-two years or age. residing at No 660
Water street. reported sick OF cholera on Tuesday
aftsrn0oa. he was attended BY an Inspector Of the
Beard and IN the eveqing was reported convaescent
Premises in good Order
Wsdpesday morning, at nine o'clock, hrsL Powderiy,
living at No State street, reported 81 Of cholera
The report was verified BY inspector O'Clock
A. NJ she then In collapse pisinfectanls were pro.
vided ~ 49,
No business Of Importance transacted yesterday,
and the majority OF the officers absent on
cursion 10 the STATE Emgrant Hospital Wards Island
CASES IN BROOKLYN.
The bulletins at the Sanitary Superntendents ohice
show two new cases snoc last report having occur
rcd In this city, OF which resolted fatally ON Tues.
of Myrtle Gates avenue The other case reported
ON Clinton street. In OF the most ceanly and ar.so
sactions Of the city. No name or number Is gvea
THE QUARANTINE SHIPS.
The cool weather Of the past few days has had won
derful effect upon the patients the cholera shps
They are absolutely in juban state. and 70 all appear
apcc show as much vitality those OF the ell ones
board the Saratoga The sick and the we'll have behaved
with commendahle forbeasance, and look Upon the hard
hcart.dnes. aud sclshness OF few with becoming COM
passion II Is the opinion Of the health ON tha. they
can all be brought up 70 the city during next week
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

AprREnxysfoN or AN ALLEGED RIVER TmEY. -Andrew
Mob Idle, aged twentysix years, who IL Is aesed to-
gcther with hrec others, named James, Hill Chales
Pain and John Williams, broke into lighter lying at
the Empre Stores tho night Of the 10Th Of February
last and stole therefrom about $500 worth OF coffee
arrested by officer sullivan, OF the Fortysecopd precinct
about O'Clock yesterday n.y. The other parties
were caught the time OF the robbery bot the prisoner
the auiiorii les un ii yesterday morning. when he was
recognized Washington street, and, alter short chase
arrested. He IS held for examination
The RycEvER AS BAD As TIE THEF.-Smith Mott, aged
thirty. years. brought to the station house by
Captain Brown OF the Forty.eghih preenct on the
complaint OF a man named Bernard McNamea, who
cuaiged him with having purchased wagon for $50,
know ng the same TO bo stolen property
TnE PATENT SAFE GAME ACArN-At certain hotel In
West street, New York, young Canadian named Ben
jamn Harris has been stopping for the past few days,
awaiting the departure of the steamer for California
On Tuesday morning well dressed man. with fair sd-
dress accosled the canadian and in the Of
informed him that he also was gong TO Calf
iorn wax Was pr"pocdi asd % W. 20 oen."av;
stranger conducted tho conhd ng "Kanuck' t. Lit
tiefeid's Wood. near Gowanus. While enjoying the
outrageous shade third party came up witn
them, who introduced brass bali, which ne said
was the model OF bombshe for throwing Greek
rc After an examination this wonderful piece OF
pocket ordnance by 'Kanuck" aad his ''frlend," the
usual feat was proposed by the exhibitor aud accepted
BY the stranger, which was fixed a. 100 Sa. On reach
and asked Mr.. Harris to advance him the balance re.
quired TO make up the hundred This he very wisely
ref scd to Do Finding that all efTrts 10 obtain the
money peacefully from the anadian hopeless,
they cooly robbed him OF $50 whoa nc had his per-
son. and then of, closely pursued by their victim,
to knock his braIns with il II he continued to follow
ihtm them fur her. Sergeant Carter, OF the Fifteth
precinct finally joined In the chase, and after run of
nearly miles succeeded capturing the rascas, who
both conveyed TO the station ouso 70 await exami-
nation The money was recovered The men gave
their George Stephens and John Parker. Both
siarpcrs, we'll known TO the police, aud will, II Is
alleged got the deserts this time, tho charge against
them being highway robbery. frHw
ArrMrrSp suIo,pE Mary r. Marcus, young woman
residing with hcr aunt In this city procured large
dose OF audnum the drug store OF D. Lngston. in
Tenth street, at late hour on Tuesday evening and
swallowed tho same with intent TO take her own lifo
o discovered in the act however and med cal At
tendance procured. Hopes are entertained OF her ut
mate cry. No bo assigned for the rash
pr. ormaucc on her part
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

Tho Board Of Education mot yesterday afternoon.
Presiden, James NJ Mclean In the chair The rcsQna.
ton Of Geo. w. Cooper, Assistant Superintendent Of
Grammar Schools, received and ordered on nlc Mr.
Tnos. Hunter was elected In his pace.
Tue Finance Committee ported in favor OF making
the folowng appropriations for building and repairing
scboos:-s1O00 Tor purchase OF school ste
on 1l5,h street Third avenue; s32 000 for exten
sion OF Grammar school No. ls, m Nineteenth ward
ward 500 for repairing and pann ng school bnild ngs
Nos H. ~ and 81 2e0 for repairn school buildings
IN the Fourth ward The report the committee was
iortcd end the above appropriations rranted. After
trlnactius some unimpofant business the Board ad
iournel
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

FORT LEE iSvADEp-oSE OF the "nrLLEas
NAHnEp. ETC.

FORT LEE 1NvADED-oNE OF the "MLLEas Y
NABDED, ETC.
There was derablc disccrnabe about
sporting headquarters Tuesday evennz, AMI amscIr
bufers wcrc al agog TO know something abcu, coming
MIL which was ssd would take place yesterday
ina between couple Of well known gooduns Harry
Hs was bcscscd by those who wished to
80 The SPORT Nod Wilson's was Inundated
with champagne by those who expected
sght Of the promised anair, but promo as
human nature is to hopc-that hope was on this occa
sion doomed TO disappointment Al about two O'Clock
10 The morning SOLICIT party took carriages and
started up On the river roads toward Fort Lee
arriving there William Mcfauehlin dlas Diiiy
Green, emcrsed from one OF the coaches, and was
rscrycd BY some nfty people belonging OF course
70 the dHftrnh Of the city. ecccnds were chosen
lrdgcs appointed, and referee scicctcd-everytning
fact placed In readiness for mill that would crafty
the desires OF thnse present Hot weather however
not prNrhous Tor prize neh,lng II IL supposed that
James Farley. who was n have been the other principal
thought u was too warm % nght Az least he
arrested IN this CITY and remanoi IN cool cell rather
than encounter The buffets or hot ring or course
the Sport was spo led and the long acs of those who
bad gone without sleep and without eating. td be upon
the gru, ~, can be better nag ned than described
The paF - who did eight yescriav reside In the
lWentN.scr9ud ward, nnd are extensively known
notites IN ihe 'self defence business They have
never fought in public rng II Il supposed that this
wN " Rf Rlsc Ia the prlks RUG. II viii be- At least
for the prsscaN
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
The Turf.
FASHION COURSE. L.. I-TRO

4E FASHION COURSE, L. I--TRoTTING.
srottlng match for 81 OOO mile heats, came Off yes
tcrday afternoon at the Fashion Course between two
horses belonging TO Staten Island and the
other TO Williamsburg, Long Island the latter winning In
short rubber The winner, Cremorne, Is bay stallion
OF the kauuck persuasion, with all the characteristics
and peculiar formation of hat Of horses the heav
haf of whbm is front OF their girths. He.
theess had bottom and speed than his opponent
Lady tephens seemingly wc-bred mare, and the
with the greatest He the favorite pre-.
vious to the start hundred fifty; but the odds
said TO be moro the driver than tho horse
OF the formers adm remarkins that If the old
Field Marshal, as he it called, the track behind
ox be would hak him 10 VIM The lrot wen ,eT plea
sanity ana although the horses re not the "A No
class the affair ghly Interesting to those who were
on the ground to enjoy tn sport
Hrst He1t-tremorDa won the pole. At the first at
temp they go. the word but before they got around
the mare BROKE and the aion took tho lead
and carried IL W the quarte poc in forty nd2 tor
that he had difficulty in Keeping away from lis nars
~ she hid succession Of breass losing ground by each,
.waie tho sIali vent his way with hop, SIX and
JUMP gait and won by four lenslhs, IN 2:57h.
osd fieat I'D Carpenter prevailed on TO take
the place or Alex. Paterson behind the mare, and her
bnckerA became more sang Inc OF her winning partc I
AMI gave the the pole she lod couple lengths
to the nr.er poIe but breaking the backstrctch
Gning along tho Flushing end the began toget
tangled aid breaking the stallion went In fron and
came homo a winner by two lengths, in 2:6sk The
WEDNESDAY, June Il-Match 81, ,ooo mile heaiss
Hiram Woodruff entered b 8. Cremornc, In har-
A. Pat rson entered b. m. Lady stephens, TO
NJ. - 'a-.'r~ Time. 2;57k-2:52s.
Sorrel Dan is tho Tavo Ito for Fdavs purse, notwith
standing Shark has beaten Lady Emma Two races this
summer. 1rg sIf.t tf
Der going on as follows yesterday afternoon:-Dex,er
sSl, General I,utler 500 Toronto CG o. $3S.
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

The Alleged Robbery on Board . Call.
fornia steamer.
ANOTHER SIDE To rHR casE-A CALIFORNIA SEN
AT0a ON THE srAND-THy COMPLAINT DIS
MISSED, NTc.
In tho matter Of Mrs. Il amor Willard Of Cali 'ornia
ecentiy arrested the charge OF scan a thou
eand dollar loga tender Caroline rahan dur ng
tho passage fsom Asplnwa to this city, board the
steamer Santiago de Cuba examination had yes
erday morning before Justice Hogan. The complainant
was recalled and in answer to question by the defend
aats counsel denied being intoxicated whle tho pas
sage from Asprwall
TESTIMONY ADAMS
Mrs. Sydnie NJ Adams, OF California WAS called for
tho defcnce and dposod to being passenger with both
the complainant and defendant from San Francisco; tho
with occupied statcroom with them tho steamer
from Aspinwa 10 this city, Mra Brahan. according to
the testimony appeared TO DO intoxicated several
casons she pro,ane and Indecent language to the
witness and made herself very obnoxious that Mrs
adams mad application to the rurser of the Santiago de
Ctba 10 havc tho complainant removed from the state
room which Was accordingly DONE ar er the loss Of the
purscr 10 search her and they did so the black silk
dress In which The 1000 note founi
made Known her loss
rssrIa ny Mr.. GAnrIsu
Mr George NJ. Garrish, Of California ani State Trea
that sato cSaynned AID testified subslan
italy as foovs:-Cams on from San Francisco In The
sam, snip WIN Mrs wizard ana the eompa hrst
me- ner on .e rlaza san franeis'o near the ,iy haii
nsnd ssiS ,s ~ s,sys Sa ~. - e - mann ,ns.
sx her naxi IA. A. ,hn hoa, whsp sha ssrsd me- ~ 80
a. ,hs ~ a,ro ,.,,s bsr hu rrs"d 80" . NV ho ~ 81 ~
hoard tha M,cs vlor nn te Wv rrom San Trsnrisco
10 Irevtovn she sent for me 10 zee her IN The calm
se desired me to ok after har during The passage as
she alone; thnk she came my stateronr
a drpk rb, again called for lanors Lcsurn wc r,aehed
Asplnwa :<auwayo her a snall boc az brandy. 7 was
passing ntrrnom window on one occasion when she
reached ont md casb, hold of nv hand. her hand was
very hot and she rc kcd tnat was rsyIng her title
attention aud wanted mo 10 send her something; re-.
u,I.l tl,at nrr ouorS wnrc ont but would reni bcr
bottle OF slc vi wanted mo Il, .end IL Ia Tho tsbl hat
would not: her wbnlo conduct VA, improprr unedy.
Ike aud thot Of corlezan from Tho me rst saw ber.
warned Mrs Willard and other ladies' 70 bware OF hor
afler the oss OF the mouey ahe sen, 10 mo 10 rn
money by subscripons on tgo different occasions. "a
fused 10 do ., but told her would r.t soms on. 81 IN
do t think s2s was raised and but for her condct on
boafi she mieft have rails a a. 700
rho Hon seneca Ever sat-. Senate, a, c,ufor,ia
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
rn1nn srssInN-.2.an p hi
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, JUlV III + u.
ASHES pece pts 2S bbls., du and prices
nom ral.y unchanged.
Il ApSlrEFs.--Rccepts 5000 bbls. -four $40 do. and
100 bags mca As sra bushels corn and IA 500 20
The market for state and Western flour ccnn ued
quiet aDd prices for all grades favored pur hoeer;
sales 600 bbls at revised quotations annexed.
usheTn lour scarcely firm and in moderate de-
mend with salea of 400 bbls. Canada -four ruled QUOT
and prices were shade lower sales 500 bbs o. rye
-four have sal torcpor-, but the market firm.
Co meal steady; sales l25 bbls. Western at 81 rs
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

ExoURsoSs AND PrcNcs. Tho teachers and pupils OF
the YorkviIle Sabbath school attached to tho Prcs5yte
ran church at Eighty street made their annual OK
curson yesterday to Fort Lce where they spen. very
pleasant day. Tho ferry boat Susqnehanna made trip,
taking another crowd OF Juveniles to the same place.
from Jersey City. The Lafayette Cottage Park was tho
scene Of much pleasure aud enjoyment throughout the
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
Jersey city.


WOMAN DHs rHE CrY PRISON. -Catharns Fitx-
gbbon. who was arrested late Tuesday afternoon on
the complaint OF her husband charged with habitual
and incorgibo tpplIng. placed In the cells Of the
City Prison, and was found dead yesterday morning An
inquest was held By Coroner Kristen, and the Jury
turned yerdict that deceased 10 her death ffom
excessive drinking Deossssd thrysx years OF age
and resided at the corner Of North Fourth and Erie
Btrcet2
SMUGGLING CiaARs-Ofncer Ryan arrested man
named Philip Seymour yesterday morning. charged with
selling cigars without liccnss He brought before
the Assistant Assessor OF Reveuue who seques rated to
government all tho stock OF tho oontraband article In
the culpris possession. He then dismissed with
. caution.
Mortm Sues pon Hen fosr CHILD Captain Fife.
gerald, In charge OF boat on the Morris Canal, was
charged before Justlco Bedford By Mrs WAGNER with
default in contract whereby he engaged to pay COM
planant I've dollars month for her sons services The
boy had moreover disappeared; his clothing vas found
the boat and the anxious mother feared foul death
10 her boy The truth IA that the boy, not liking the
work, abscond from bis employer and t Was proved
that be was Afterwards seen alive The case was there
fore, dismissed.
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

The examination before the United States Comns-
sioners Court OF Captain VIM Grant charged with burn.
has resulted II committing tbs defendant for trial in
September next.
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
Reticence Of the Government
Concerning it.
THEY TREAT IT LIGHTLY.
TIL CoOLIH RADH.
HEALTH OF HAvANA-MARKETS
&c. &c. SO.

The steamship Columbia, Captain Barton, from
Havana the 7th ins arrived at th port yesterday
Our thanks due to the purser for the early delivery
Of our dispatches.
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An Army Paymasser Robbed at Nash-
VILE.

- NisHvNE, jury TO- lN'S
rsvmas'-r rcrnlrgson's enrc IN his once vas broken
open ast nirh' ard fo 600 al racted therr rom some
mcnhcrs of Tho sixteenth inlsnsry suapectel and
closely wa,sh5a
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

tionalty Of tho lav
The Judges took tho papers, and win rsnder their de-
Clsion either Saturday os Monday next
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

ihe wheat marker continued dull and common grades
were scarcely 20 irm while pr fer prm parcels were
susisiuei sais 25 GOO bushels at 50 O5 for No. CHI
tago Sp ing 81 20 or No Milwaukee, So FOR white
Canada and So 20 for mixed Milwaukee, Corn was in
improved demand ard frie tlrmcr at Sic S0isc for
errd nov IniScd Western, S6L 871sc for sound
do, and poe for yellow Western, with salcs o. loo GOO
bushels within The range Oats were IN limited demand
and lover al dc. Doc for Wesern-the outside
vi extreme. Rye lower, with bnt little doing.
Sales 1900 bushels Western OF 9Sc 81. Barley aud
mai continued dril and prices wers hominally un-
changed.
CmrEs Cone dcrabie inquiry prevailed for Rio, but
huYer reluctant to operate at the demandcd
and have only one sac tn report Tie South
Americas cargo comprising 4 729 bags, disposed Of
private terms. Indcations favorable for con-
siderable business In Rio soon.
CnTroS duh, nominal aud dropping. all grades
below m.ddns rul ng NC. q 1c. lower, and quito I'M
sabe ri Tho decline. The market closed irregular md
hrayy. The sals confined to 600 bales. Receipts
1 &. hal We rnifnf
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

The National Dame.
MYSTIC. IN, OF NEwARG. vs. ErSA, JR., or WEST
HoBoKRN.
These clubs played . match game OF base ball on
the Union grounds Of chcsea on the 10TH which result
ell In favor Of the latier by score OF 11te 81.
The New York herald., 1866-07-12


hcayy. The sals we're confined to 600 bales. Receipts
l'ls- bales. We quote; quc.s;- mn, x,.. 10 49,
Los nldiing. 81 ss g z.
Good miadins. :. .ss IS 30 80
nsa ':ooDs--frOMn sheensa-lnaan Hosd, sao. !
sisr 2se 34 hssae ssaos4 ass sSesam iss
", is'sc Tiger, iSo klescLed -wamsnita,'
~ Canon e. ksS ssss lss nsrs o
ssc sss ss Eysr jo %s.ay psn@sMamd.. p1a Is
keag 52kc; Iinymaker, aa,sc Boston % ic. Warren,
aasc prov,dcnco, 2oe Mad son. IL: st.pes-Yo,k'
chces:- -Kenne6ee, ass. whittsnion, 30; :; Bedford
Ssc Cotton Flaanei-ham lion stout, s2kc; Nashua,
r,maa n 2ic; spr.gu'. 2o'1c Amor can, zoe al
len, isc. Amoskcag lec. wamsuits 1s,sc peaines-
ss H%1n and rac aa sS
s2se. cai,aasd.s-F n, ,s7,.e.; ua.sn. l. Is; Sosk
s snss & ss s..s Snsss9 ssa s's ca. a
Fsi Rss lsc 80 coorsd % iss We
tory, II n.sc.; Portland, llc Thread-coa'es. II 90;
frEanrs we're quiet and generally unclaimed; The
al a. a alEd. in bulk and bags, and rcr steamer 100
bales cotton a 3led and rs terces o.acco At Ia Cd
To London II 900 bushels corn at Cd and 100 ons oil
5000 bushels at Gkd- Tie charters ara bark
70 ee, slaves s42 so for extra to heavy six vessels
ifo.h LOW nay v. ID, W NeW iofN, Cuai, <n .U inHr
from I.ngsn G. B, TO New York, 81 rs: aschnoner to
BanSor corn &C., aud leuT, 32c from Jersey city
To- Non, coal 50 10: finn Joraey City New bury
pct 70 so: two barks TO Bucnos Ayros and ship 70
san francisrc, coal on private terms
AI,r l. was imprnved demand wc motto sales of
p" hhdS nuscovado at b4c aud 400 hhde Centrifugal
in,nlc terms.
NAVAL srtEs Spirits turpcn,inc duh and lower
voesae lots being offered n 73c and retail lots TSr
Ros ms we're quiet nj 20 Is for common. IS So for
siraincd aud No and 80 so 81 25 for alc and extra
Ear steady 81 81 n 50 Is for Wilmington
{ n fell n
fm At si 50 Il ST. OF English 1900 gallons sold on
tho fpot at s1 ~
Provisions. -Recepis none. Tho demand for pork
limited, anG lower prices were accepted mcss
ciosr S3i gJ cash with sales The spot of O. 500
bbls nj .Ji u S32 for mess, S29 so for old do
n'cs 100 bhls. a s16 s21 80 for plain and
go 20 S2f 70 for now extra do Beef hams were
dGl with small sales ~ S45 Cut mcats quiet but
irn salcs go packages at 17c 20c. for hams and
13I.c ,r'.c for shoulders Bacon more active
nnd fr price realized with sales OF 400 boxes al
land cu An private terms Lard duh and lower,
lsisc Gle with snIcs Of 500 bbls within tile rnnge.
Better acaiy st 20c. 33c. for Western and 25c.
soc State Cheese unchanged at sc. 22c, u
quality.
Rcs was quiet but steady We quote Rangoon n
are gold, IN bond, and e%c 10c., duty paid
srG,R was in moderate demand. brit for raining grades
prices were about 20 lower Tho sales comprise l2t
hhds Cuba muscoyado st from LOG 12sfc., and liz
noyCs Hvana i0,ic. We quote fair TO good refining
Culm toHc. 1oslc
srrARfyn quiet but nrm with sales Of 15o 900 lbs
Titfow ruled steady. salcs Of 90 900 lba at i2kc.
127Sc per No. 4.
Wrr ky t,vrepts IS bbls) was quiet, with sales o
only 20 rbs state at 81 2O
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SECOND
s2Onc0 n 5 6's, 81. c
101o9oUS6s, s. 20 G, '65
20001 do. ........
50C00 u ) SIS, 1910 C
5000 TN 1910. LIST s ]
GOO Ir N 1910, I'd s ]
200 sls Reading RI. ]
1900 do. ........
600 Cum Coal pref. ;.
400 Chic Il Il l RR.
100 Chic, B n Q RR.
100 Quicksilver Ming
lW do. .........