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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03
Jnstrncficn.

A A. FAVARGERT FRENCH CLASSES for
IA. Lades aui s1temtu VII REOPEN September 20 One
Nc Jtv,yay place, F0uttst and ore
Brooklyn Hisbti
Ia bic uuacon MI r. sns % follow zoe hoo Of nature
child speak, TIE repetition
uu they become Tcslsuty upIestd the
and then correct become Fixed habit by thus d
dacutes theoretical
mastery q be tppEeu lauFnare r. y eedy scg1ifed
M g. oil be az No University place fTom septenbeI o De-
the hours I'd and n ard ~ ald lle frs Tern q
~ Lessons go th second as e hd go tie fourth, -
Address ist'ers ?. o. Box No 6l2g.
AT the NATIONAL CONSERVATORYO OF MUSIC,
~ Thirieenth-st PIANO. VIOLIN III r. aua
FOCAL MUSIC 1cTns S0 o. OonfoatoEy lns1eHon BOOKS
See % pupils. ,-,,v =,
Pounded 10 1890 D. @ ~, NJ, M..ssti
AT TOWKSENDs COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
~ No G0 Bowery issacton cay and evening boekztInf
Arithmetic Writing, spelling Gramiaul &C liiNse 'nf-elon
Eiveo separate aparnga's lcI iadi''.
A LADY Will GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE
~ Pr . SINGING valant Cor BOARD 10 prvute
family T.iesesces exchanged Addess i NJ Tribune oae
DOYS urepaTed for B1suess.-Mr DOLBEAR, No.
I'D CO Bioadaav ryes ,ps attention day evening pre-
porae puus pra0ca business. They geic Lat,
become olo hgrtraro olsnes and gool sookoepe
DOYS under u have Instruction, Discipline,
I'D Am1semens Physical Cnit1rc specay adapted % .heiT
Heups,esd nftitHte Long is1ud y Y Euh French,
Spanish Music, Military D CyI-uastc Ponies for riding sua
driving. Terms moderate. p Kinds. Principal
pOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, AT WILTON
Up CONN Terms $50 per quler School opens Nov. For
gar cuiaIs sadles The Principal AUGUSTUS WulILOCh.
GHEVEs NEW MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
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Real estate for 6ale.
ALL WANTING FARMS.


A Ii WANTING FARMS.
n Large and Irving settlement Of Vinssnd mild climate
90 miles o. Phadephi. y sroad Reh o P'Gs9 9
yes, gooa business ouenng good society ndied are lnl
making imPofsmsnts Apply TO OhAs h. LANDi'p ~
prefer Vnrsud ownsbp ~ Letters anwered IsPer
,cr,g fpl tufornaon viii free. Report Or
Soos Robiasoa Agricu Edtord Ths Tribune one ns
NOT sriefire fritz GN d posRtoa and itid1
essdSa Ior yeaiaaf Jarngg ftas kHoD Of p nds ne
Wot6p P'diua.
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE for sALE-No 16s
~ Residential, Brooklyn; IL in all respects, esds neghbor
examined 10 De apurrr,ed 90 e; WIDE three story attic
ba.ern hhe ordr Is lnoguped aud op.n i IN peiop
pafchaer of terms apply to r H.
KELLOGG, fSeoator. No. - C~dE 81 n 4.
A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT in the City OF
New 100 foot Avenue Fine large Mansion
good IS Of ehotee lend ne yard aud
sud shade MINI rs walk Of Depot
A =. chsnce, only $1,000 n othsrs cheap
j. 5. FERGUSON, so. Q Ns''aa-,,. Room "a
A VALUABLE FARM, 125 acres, four miles from
n Elizabeth J. Central Rirosd Aso 'Plsgd4 P9t Of
fnd Ptosrrct orange 10 acffsmore OF less EDWARD .
VAIL, WARREN HARDENBERGlI No % Wdl,t
DARGAINS-Thr first-class FARMS near New
ruusck 100 acres splendid land good Improvements only
ft5c 59 all under s9prro1 ulgys,i new building.
t,v,isbjp eommodious builinrs. Only tio ono.
j. 8 E. GUsON, No 80 Nlssau-s' Room No a.
DROOkIYN.-On Greene-ave., near Broadway and
ID Dc Kabaye he haud.ome frame HOUSE hled in vel
sud,om,y finished. Two four six Los the best property
taken for pat H. L. RIDER, No. 80 Pine-st
pROOKLYN-Fiet-piG ce.-Large and elegant
I'D HOUSE nperby fnI.bsd iH LOTS IN handsome grounds
splendid stable. EHehsnse residence New York
II. l.. RIDER, No 80 Pine-.
pLEECKER g. DENISON,
ID REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
10. a Pines.
FOR sALE-Tine HOUSE IN West Forty Broadway
FOR SALE-A ,srge number 4 BUILDING LOTS up town.
10 LEr-FURNISHED-A Gne HOUSE in west fortyeeventh
a., near Broadway cars
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prp Goods.


IL. HAVING ENLARGED OUR STORE
40 TWICE IT'S 70 AMER SIZE WITH A
NEW FRONT ON FOURTEENIH-sTREET
NOW OPENING
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK or FALL GOODS,
AT VERY POPULAR PRICES.
SPLENDID STOCK
BLACK DBESS-SlLhS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MENNOS,
WOODEN. KNIT AND FANCY sHAWLS
Falstyes Skirtines, Blankets tliiis, Linens
sHEEIlN0S sHIRfINGs, FLANSEL5, WHITE cocoa a.
Complete stock Ladies. Cents Misses chids Parish Frscg
BALBRIGGAN HOSE fa assoTtancEt Of Gent
Furnishing Goods best quality.
An elegant assortment Of REAL LAcEs. cLUNY LAcEs,
bARBs, Walls, COlFFURES LACE ShAMLs. tIeIeh sad
Scotch Ne.dlework Trnmings BANDS, ROBES, COLLA2s.
Be.. quality Hat sssh and Trmng Ribbons Velvet Rbbeas
shsd Bonnet Veye novelties In Buttons Dress aud Coss
Trimmings, &C.
Ladies' nsdup Clothing ia stock and to order ~ latest style,
Wefy French Snd German Cor'es hradeys Hoop skirt ss
and SILK HANDKEkCHEFs.
WORK HANDKERCHIEFs.
An ELEGANT stock Of Ladies' French NEEDLEWORk and real
LACE HANDKERcHIEFs.
New opening Fall sye, HATS, FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATH.
Frs, &c.
fol- assortment Of EXTRACT SOAPS, BRUSHES, sndLADES
TOILET ARTICLES Of the 6esi quality.
A v,rv large variety Of NOTIONS TAPES BRAIDs. TRIM
MlSGs BUTTONS Scissors SEEDiEs and the tht.sBd
a necesy for f stock Of those good, and al OF the bt,t
quality at popular prices
Fail importation best quality FRENCH KID GLOVES ioi
LADIES, GENTS aud CHILDREN low opening. ,,,,v
ENTH.sTREET and SIXTH AVENUE.
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MASONIC BUILDING.
Tirteeatls-st. between Third ard Fourth. aver,
efgEOu TocT pr ROMA

SlGNOR JOSEPH BCRRA,
Hayiu oceted Invitation exhibit Of Dis Tup ony
years age-who after ~ mouth training Lnd the Chtye system
now al .e to reed sight and rrm the difficult with
artists ability viii postpone tie formal opening Of bis Iusttuts
order that AL pnp previously enrolled nay receive
o. inytaoso e pIeeai on ne oecaso Apply rs above On
"Wednesday this week from 10 u u act Jetoo late
ENJOY al the beginning with tie classes hIst
For circua containing, bete other matter Of
great interest IL fan indoTsement Ct those eminent mi
J.. NJ GOTTSCHALK,
G. BASSiNl, and others.
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- W. BENEDICT ..,,.,,
~ REAL ESTATE ASD LOAN BROKER.
~ NOS aAND PlNE-ST.,
90 LOAN $1,000 In sums to ant applicants
WANTED-fropsr.v In the ath Ward
goR SALF-No West 3Hh 23K5i hrstcasa; Win or Win
out lie srs,n, fataue possession 18th Of October ,,
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GOLLEGIAIsl aud ENGINEERING INSTITUTE
- No. 10 Cooper lastu;e, u'tfaegp
brauches Ful neral Collegiate. Civil aud Nee auI -
eneeug giysL Pupils received at auy tine "a
fern coz enees Sspts Address Prof J. O. FOX Principal
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COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY, Poughkeepsle,
- YAn gb and French Hoe School for Ladies deirh
fully situated and cdef Acs cT refined and elegant
Idacati0n.
Cncusrs vita reference o. AppIeons 81 BY post q
Iey GEORGE r.. Ei{1tk. a. " Rector.
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CENTBAL PARK FRENCH INSTITUTE, corner
~ Broasysg and NHey hrdst. New Yok Prof Z Fez'nde
Director and boarding scholars Day scholars tEen 20 school
home omnibus. Coee English French and Classical
abstraction t< Of the wrench Lycees Circulars AZ Gins
No Broadway.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSIl-
vi TUJE Celestial Commercial and French With Ielae[y
departments No 26 West Fourts. o. Macdoassr'i On
Washington. square GEo. w. CLARKE, A. w. rnHefaJ RE
raTes pupils Of 81, tle ~ blsuesf o. college
Hons F. 4. Coatng and Welcome r. Beebe Mes'rs 4 T.
Wetmore Robert BOWER Charles EHyen, Thee T. IonHrson
George Mitchell George Honsn, Francis r. Sage Daniel J. Dee
van and 40 cher merchants and ctzen' are FHEsNr
PAfEoss whotc with I soa l'e IN tie rev Iailos md
CIeal4r 10 be bad % the lnaltBte.
Bs,llen,s Ar Cole.c we: Point Naval A,sdemy are ~
lowed iudg.Gsay &c s1Tllce 20 she cei rPay 'he
,t.r' ~. rerl.T
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WANTED 20 HIRE or BUY in this City-A
w large BRICK BUILDING suitable for manufacturing pIposes
must be wei lighted Address stating location and terms PIANOS
Herald Office.
NYTANTED-A small FARM, within 30 miles Of
w New.Yort. BUILDINGS must be good sd price about 5000
Address A. D.. Tribune Oficc.
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Jnstrnriion.

z LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester,
II IA Family School for Young Ladies. Mrs c. ~ cur
It's Principal facility afforded thoro1sh education
Tie Location high aud healthy aDd being aant @ tue Para
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
ENGLAND.
OUR sXeeRHsss CORRESPONDENCE.

The Iron-Clad Niantonomoh at Shcerness-
Visit Of n Distinguished Party.
SHxxRxlrS, July 16, 1895
HIS Royal Higbness Prince Of Wales and Prince Al
fred, accompanied by Mr.. Adams Dukes Of Sutherland
and Argyle. Lord Chancellor, Sir Richard Pcnn tho
engine builder; the Russian Legation, and very dis
tinguished party visited the iron-clad Manatonomoh
yesterday, on Sheegness
They were received by Commanders Murray, Of the
Augusta, and Beaumont of the iron clad.
Royal saiutes Of twenty-on guns were fired by the
Augusta. The visitors shown around the ship and
made thorough examination, and their great grathca-
ton and pleasure expressed both ut the vessel and
the reception.
Afterwards elegant COLLATION. spread out in the
wardr0om and toass 70 the Queen and President John
son. the Prince OF Wales the Duke Of Edinburg, and
navy officers Of Sheerness given responded to
by the Prince OF Wales, Mr. Adams Duke Of Edinburg,
Captains Murray and Beaumont in happy manner.
Tho Augusa's o1ccrs entertained Consul Morse and
distinguished party.
All tho higher olciais Of England have visited tho
Miantonomol.
Tho feet sails for Copenhagen on the 10th, when
Secretary Fox will join; thence to Cronstadt.
All well on board and dolightod with our visit TO
England
The government has extended avery courtesy 70 US.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
cnRnEeR,s INouEsIs.

THE ALLEGED wTE MuRpxa IN vAMcK SrRygr Mrs
Sarah fricbel the woman who was stabbed in the
lett thigh with knife In the hands OF her husband,
Angus; FriebcI their late residence No. 1s3 vsrick
street. the morning Of the 17th instant died last
Monday, In Bellevue Hospital whittier she had been
conveyed aflcr the occurrence Coroner Gamble
yesterday hold inquest tho body That Frisbcl
stabbed his wife he did not deny but he insisted most
strenuousy that the fatal wound the result Of
acrdcnt and nothing clcited In evidence 10 show
her life The case was submitted 10 the jury who onnd
tho following verdict: t:"Thai Sarnh frebci, the de-
ceased came 70 her death BY stab wound Of tho
Of July, 1885, at ls3 varick street, New York city
On the rendition q this verdict the prisoner com.
mitted 10 the Tombs 10 await the action Of tho Grand
Jury He is nity.two years Of age native of Gcrnany
and shoemaker by trade In relation 10 the charge he
sald:,I bad no intention s of taking The life Of my
native Of England.
ANOTHER DANGEROUS rxR--Lrr1S GIRL DaowSD-As
ACT on HERorsx Coroner Cover yesterday held an In
quest u 24s Stanton street. the body Of Bridget Smith
little girl eleven ycars OF age. who drow ned by
falling through hole In the pier foot Of Stanton street
into tho river. Maria harden, gr who in company
with Bridget screamed for help ana appealed 10 man
who fishing In the dock The drowning giri
but he made not the least cort do Daniel recy
. young man living ri y Lewis street. bearing the
alarm ran on the pier and seeing the deceased IL The
act OF sinking herocally plunged overheard and at
tempted 70 rescue her Young Prcsley dove down for
~
hnd her Later In tho evening the body recovered
The jury found THAT deceased 70 her death by
cdcntally falling through tho dock the the
foot Of stanton street. and the Jury " Of the opinion that
necessary should he taken by the authorities
put said dock IN proper repair as u y IN very danger
GUS condition" Deceased was a native Of New York
rHs ExriosoS LsoSAHp srnxrr.--Ycstcrday morn
Ing Caihy Gallen Of the victims Of the steam boiler
explosion In the sugar house Of hcssrs Hauis Co,
% and % Leonard street. Monday last died IN the
New York Hospital IRON the effects Of the scads 70
ceived. Coroner Cover being notified emparneled
jury, and after viewing the body, adjourned the In
vestigaiion I'll one o'clock this afternoon nj the hos
plta Deceased nineteen yeors Of ago and native
of Germany. She lived at No 10 worth street, and had
been In tho country only three months
CosSnrxD srIcipS named Andrew Englebre,
was yesterday morning found hanging In Seventy ninth
street. between Tenth and Eleventh avenues tho body
being quite cold and sn The remains were conveyed
20 the Thirty nrsi precinct police station and Coroner
Cover notned 10 hold inquest. The cause Of The
susc,de or other particulars conneosed with the anal
] were nos ascerialned
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

fREiGHTs active, but AZ lower rates. There
we heard q only charter The engasoments
To Lverpo0l-sS, 900 bushels corn at 4kd., and per
Id To GOO sose cheese eo s soc Ibis
rosin 2s., and 5000 bushels barley at 5Hd British
brig was chartered Penarth Roads for ORDERS corn,
MoLAssm.-A moderate degree Of activity character
lied the market, and prices wero firm. The sales en-
bids on % private " ..ms soss 1850 Snds Cuba and
$500 hhds Porto Rico Wc quots:-Cuba muscovado,
s6c Csc do ciayed 4sc. lsc do centrifugal, a5c
PRovrsoSs Receipts os6 barrels pork packages cut
meats. The pork market at the commencement was
$3l 70 cash, for new mess The sales comprise $500
barrels cash and regular, at e3t Is 3s1 50 for now
mess $40 IS $40 for old do, and s2s s2I so for
prme also for future delivery about 900 barrels
including 500 barrels for August buyers option
$31 62H. The beef market was unchanged in every
for new plain meas and $40 80 q S24 30 for new
extra mess Beef hams were dull and entirely
aS and nominal Cut eas ~srs sady % %
demand The sales were 800 packages, o. 14c. 1Shc.
for shonlders and Ike 400 for hams Lard duh
aud confined TO $50 packages in lots nt fom 18c 20kc
Butter quiet with small sales s 2Oc 33c for West
ern and 27c. 40c for state. Cheese In good de-
sais,wsrs % mostly a rom &C. Ice = to- 70 aaalsy-ths
latter price for choice factory made.
sUGAR-Thc market for raw continued fairly active,
and prices ruled rmcr Tho sales embrace 345 hhds
Cuba at 1896 Ike for refining, and 1,Sc. a12xc.
for grocery grades; also ITO boxes Havana at go
80 sZOo4 nn0S 90 80 Doxee vo,oll Do&H anu JZx
mendo. We Cuba--Infericr 10 common refining,
exc lohc fair 70 good do, 1o5c lie far 70
ssSd g ss
lado, &C. . SC. Havana-Boxes d. 8. Nos. TO Q, 10c
10Zc do Nos 10 10 II, lie 1lkc. do Nos Is 70 15
10 70 20, 15c. q 16hc. do. white I4hc l6c. Porto
Rco-Re6nng grades, 10kc. 11xc. grocery, l1Hc. .
14kc. Rehnei sugar fairly active at full prices; /;
standard hards ct 17c and A coffee ut le%c.
ToHAcceTho business 10 ali kinds continued entirely
Of retail character hut prices nominay unaitorcd
yyx~v IA Koufu vafA L. N o.
mixed seed leaf at 5hc &C. 80 cases New York
do. nj IL &c 2s do mt 10 cases Connecti-
cut 2sc. a l5c, and 1S0 baes Havana at sc. 81
Woor.-The market for most kinds has been very In
active. and prices generally have been irregular and
nominal In some cases considerably lower. The salcs
confined to 5000 lbs domestic fceccs at $50 .
62Lc, including OHIO at prices ranging from size 10
04c 20 bales tub washed At S4s 30 bales pulled
go for super and 60 for extra 600 lbs Texas nj
23c. and 20 bales Cape nj 29c gold.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
OUR ssAlM Correspondence.

BERLIN, July !, 1896
The birthday Of the American republic has always
been duly honored In Berlin, and this, the nnecth
niversary OF the glorious day which first pro-
claimed 10 the world that call free and equal
was kept by the American residents Of Berlin with all
the greater enthusiasm from the pleasing recollection
that at last their happy land these words grand in
their simplicity, have become truth. numerous
company Of United States citizens and German friends
both ladies and gentlemen assembled under the auspices
Of Governor Wright at Charottesburg the heat OF the
weather-modcraicd however, that day by refresh
ing showcr-havng rendered il desirable to exchange
tho close and dusty city for rural place OF
devious.
Dinner was served at siI o'clock r w., grnco being
said by the Rev Mr. Briggs, OF New York. and after suf
heent justice had been done the good things provided
by tho landlord of the Turkistc Zc the Ambassador
rose 70 propose the health OF the King and Queen Of
Prussia Since tho first existence Of the United States
q nation, he remarked, unbroksn frcndahp had pre-
vailed between her and Prussia or rather between her
and Germany, OF which Prussia but part Their
interests Identical and could into col
lson and ave millions OF Gernans adopted citizens OF
the Union, industrious educated, w.sbidins citizens,
formed the bond the nations which nothing
could sever Prussia, Germany, had sympaihiEsd
with America In her domestic troubles They were now
themselves engaged internccnc warfare on the merits
OF which not for him 20 oner an opinion, but what
might bo the he trusted would be favorable
10 tho causc Of civil aud religious liberty.
The United States Consul hr Krcsman. gave retro
pectve view OF Declaration OF Independence the
Fourth Of July 1776, and extood the indomitsblc
rage OF Us authors WHO, however had left worthy
cessor In the men who had held aoft the rag Of the
Union during terrible struggle OF four years and had
extrpated the plague spot Of the land negro slavery
He proposed the health OF Andrew JoDson President of
tho United states
Mr. Knox, ex member OF Congress, said few touch.
ing words In commemoratsen of the martyr OF the Unon
Abraham Lincoln, whose Immortal memory was
drank In solemn silence.
Mr.. wright gave 'sThe Fourth Of July"
Mr. Krcisman-'sThe Army and Navy Of the United
States who had saved the republic by thor devoted
heroism.u This toast received with bunt Of
cheers, which we're redoubled when
Dr. Webb. OF Cincinnati, who bad fought under No.
CeIian replied 10 n In aconic speech gaiantly COZ.
oluding with toast 'Ths IAdicsshe queens Of the
feast"
NJ arvgs alluded 10 ,bs var now raz,as on The Cont
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

The fact that the directors of tho Bank OF England
still maintained s rate Of discount ten per cent and
that tho failure Of the Birmingham Banking Company
had occurred just previous-to tho steamers saiing
shows that confidence among the financial community
Is not yet firmly re-established and that the Bank Of
England at least 10 acting the defensive. The
advance OF securities in tho face Of this Is
highly favorable feature, and . further rise
seems probable. Judging from the appearance Of
the markets on this side, however, the continued
advance Of hvetwenties the London Stock Exchange
will not be likely to materially lower tho price or gold
here, although It will, as q matter Of course promote
the export Of bonds Tho prcponderance OF imports
exports in value Il too great not TO
balance against greater than Is likely TO be Offset by
shipments Of securities, and consequently FOR time
10 como shall have 20 ship gold In addition.
Mining and petroleum stocks remain nst A. the frst
board Union closed 75c. lower than at tho time
yesterday. Al the second board consolidated Gregory
Gold sold at 3Io Downcvle Gold CSC, Gunnsll Gold
81 0s Beunehon Run oil IS IS, Buchanan Farm Csc ,
Oil Greek 35c, Pitholc Creek 50 20 d. 3ol
The statement Of the New York banks for the quarter
ending July o. 1860, and Juno a. 1865 compare thus:
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

The wheat market continued dull and nominal. with
strong downward tendency for all qualities The only
sale hoard Of was 600 bushels new amber Jersey at
81 80. An active demand prevailed for corn, good
part for export and full prices readily obtained the
market closing with an upward tendency The sales
reached lao, 600 bushels including unsound new mix
Western al S3c y 83xc ; sound do. at $40 84Hc and
white Western at 81 TO- OR's ru!od dull and heavv,
with downward tendency Tho sales embrace o. 900
bushels. at41kc 4Sc for Chicago and 6Oc. &C. for
Iowa Rye was quiet and heavy. We note sales Of
10000 bushels Western. In parcels at &c. 90c Barley
was dull and nominal with sales Of 600 bushels to
arv, private terms. Malt nominally unchanged.
CcFrEE--For Rio, the demand continued good. but
the rmness Of holders prevented tho consummation Of
any general business The sales 326 bags,
Chowan, at 12Hc, gold In bond. and $50 bags,
Campanero on private terms or other descriptions
sales were reported, but the market lrm We
quote Rio ordinary to fair 15c. tic good to
prime, 1870. l9Ac., gold, duty paid; fair to
good cargoes, 11Ac Bkc., thirty days. cash.
10 bond: Java, 24c. 25c MaracaibO, 17c. 1oc
Laguayra, 17Ec. 1aHc.: st. Domingo l7c, Cey-
lon, 20c o 22Ec., gold. duty paid There s no Rio
Santos coffee the way 70 this any other port In
the United States Messrs Junari, Arden 4 Co. est-
maze the stock the United States at bags i'm
cuding In New York 102, 772Sbags-Ncw Orleans 200
Baltimore 10000 Mobile 800, Philadelphia 000 or
other kinds the stock estimated comprises lin New
York;, Laguayra 1881 bags, Java 3245, Maracaibo
994S, Ceylon Fl 709 Jamaica $780, other descriptions
3374
CorroN--The demand was inactive, and with large
offerings prices ruled decidedly lower tho smarket
closing entirely nominal at the annexed quotations. The
sales comprised 600 bales. Receipts 20l bales We