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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-10

Al the nuencemeut OF business the stock market
firm and moderately active aud at the early session
81 tho open board the tendency Of prices spwagd
New York Central sold lls14 Erie. 7i5s u; Hud-
son River 100; Reading. 95s s5a.; Michigan South
srD, SIX sIA; Cleveland and Pstsburg, $50; Rock
Island, 96H sSS; Northwestern, 6SA cas- DO. pre-
feared, 6Tis; Pacific Nal 12ss l24a
the first regular board tae market was very trtn
andsthe business moderately large snd well distributed
Hudbn River advanced l3i. Pacific Mail wa active
aud ADVANCED TO l25 l2:ss. Now York Central closed
~ tgher Than al the time Saturday, Erie r.
nudssn River AZ. Reading u, Cleveland and Toledo ~
Rock bland u, Norshw es,ern y. do preferred ~.
Fort Wayne 4. Milwaukee and ST Paul preferred Il,
Pacific Nail ~, Ausnth Nat 4, Western Union Tee-
graph / v. Government securities nrm. Coupon
Setvei vies OF 1852 closed y higher OF 1864 u
rev ss1p Of 1867 "a, coupon tcn-fcriios x, seven.
thir;ies ccond eeTies, trird series K Tennessee
siles newt advanced 81 The express shares were
steady
A, mo Of IN board At one O'Clock tho market continued
frrn, aud uers increased activity. New York Cen
ss scId At 1bA ii55s; Ere ~ Hudson River, 100
1905; Readi ", s55s Michigan southern, siI Glove
land and Ftts turg s5I Rock Island QGE North
srn, e3k and ss3. do. preferred, o.. a67s..
Al the seco,d regular board The speculative feel ns
vas strogs and tbe market rather active slightly
advancing quot siions. New York Ccatral closed =
higher ih.n at The nrss regular board, Reading 3.
Michigan Soulhsa y, Cleveland a0i Pi,ssburg =,
Sorhwettefn rrsSrod =, hort wayrs y. Pacific
Mail vas = lower Sscksuyer X. Government rscur
sss moderately scsiys and inm. Coupon i've
isen'ics Of 1864 chssi y higher, issue q 1855 -.
aonnesscs nxeS aew,~drauood ~
Al the open bsssd hall part three Tho mA-ko.
steady but quic nd Nss YORK Central sold AZ Iis7.
tI6; Erie ~; Hudson Aver lSoS lS0'.; RAldlng
ss'., MchiEan soulasra,, si.; Rock I.sud, ecss;
Northwestern, ossi DO. psscrrci, as; Pacific MAJ.
t2s,fi Canton, 45i Quicksilver, q. Daring thu
ander OF tho afternoon ~ market continued to de-
ssop improving tesdsncy, ad ., the close Of bal
hs.s At half pas, nvo The following Qnl,tons es-
tsui,-Nsw York Central, uek 49,; Erie scs !
FAX; Reading. pSH s5A; hdSkaln southern as a
AK Cleveland aud Pn,sOuu, ssh ssss: Rock i'iand
co. p5k; North western. IS ! 49,; a.. prsfenet,
So aG1S; Fort WayIr, eS'x u Ah; Fecac AaA =
Asi4 wesssTs Union TesgsaTt ~. a cs4,
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IyyEgSsL REVENUE MATTERS.

The excitement which for some tine pass has pre-
vailed NJ the headquarters In Cedar street. relation
The TAX from tho manufacture and sale Of
whskey has been transferred 10 Washington 10 coosc-
quenoe OF the meeting In that city to-day OF the Con.
vcntion Of dstiicrs rcciiycrs, commission merchants
Wholesale groce druggists and others Interested In tho
uhsSsy business Al this Convenion-ons OF the most
important that has over been held, In view OF tho
nOnayed interests involved-thcre will be representa-.
lyas from every commercial city in the East and West
~ well as from The large distiiiing districts IN the
latter section All the above mentioned branches
OF trado In this city have on fun delegations
as have ESQ those In Brooklyn. Boston, Phi,s-
dephia and Baltimore; and 1t expected that the pro-
ceeangs OF the Convention. will be full Of interest
the prompt and earnest attention Of Congress than re-
adIustnsnt OF tbe Distilled spirits and
Of collecting y and 70 secure TINS readus,ment Is the
rey OF views presented and made regarding
| this matter ~ tho members u tho Convention from
dvers sections OF tho country. but the delegates from
this city and vicinity almost unanimously Ia favor
Of reduction OF The tax 70 least dollar per gallon,
tne doing s~sy with tho bonded system entirety, the
adoption Of q system Of taxing the producing
paciy or distilleries. ard tie collection Of such
much for tho nieres. Of eisSnisrs ana dealers
that the husnsss be reduced to n legitimate and
substantial Das for that Of the govcrnms mt 70
make q source cr productive and reliable revenue
One result OF tho adoption OF this will be TO
erve OFT Of tho business the horde Of rspascus and
purpose Of making fortunes 10 the least possible tune
hr doraudng tie govefnment OF it, does and 70 leave
The sooner that this result IL attained tho better COR
rect ard malicious system o. taxing capacity viii bring
out al io sxl that necessary TO obtain the greatest
possible ytd. and II Will require the minute con-
to Of Numerous ocsls for tho prompt and thorough
enforcement Of shs iaw--an important desdcratuu,.
The rros'sescy Of the Convention vas under canvass
around the revenue headquarters anil ION the street
Yesterday, the general impression oeiag thai she doe.
cains Of P. Ipahan JE Of tbs city, 20 that posi-
uOn.
rbc only seizures rers,tsd yesterday wsrs:--Ths dis
tliery 81 Aldgov yosei, located NJ no. 70 bowcryi
ssfsd on charge OF nes ulArtcs IN the prosecution OF
the huslness -
The reesifying establishment % 9. G Bpehm 4 Co
wss seized On distraint by Coeciofnnsp, Of sc so.n
district for ssge forfeiture OF bopd ID afford
snes with legal requirements
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERr "a,

btC
the gold market opened At 1878 this So,n;n, ana
from that point gradua IL declined to 49,, nhsn.rA
action set in which earned il back . So -, 49,
closing transactions Al this
Arsk borrowing demand for COZ 80 -. -. -.
without interest aad ats - -, - . d,
carrying Tho gross clear 40, aD,on,aa !, ESQ "a, ooo
sbo geld balances 10 81 e4ssa ana ~. cnrrarcv n0,
AHo"s !" s4,s fis volume OF speculation is about
es1s'As u'"'4 <Yor Of rise and fall, but while
mo oeAs A'e ~ ins for a very limited decline and
'~Ae poH' - BALI oG ono per cent as quickly as il
p'esen a, The bssis are sansuins Of considerable
recovery Toging the next two CT three months
Ioo's VAS a batter feeling At Tho sock Exchange
90. good demand for government securities At
'dt counters OF the leading dealers and the tendency
* prices was upward thrSughoat lhe day the Eve
fwentes OF 1862 and 1865 bong the active, owing
fso purchases by The fore baaks for shipment. 1t
b expected that market FOR theso 10 Europe viii be
strengthened By aGns Of tEe decisive against
thu impeachmen ro'leme In Congress- and quotations
nov so low hai there la considerable margin for
nc Tue suspen,n u CURRENCY contraction will give
better puc feeling thrcl ghoat The country and
strengthen confidence IA. vslaes or all KINDS asd
government securities ri bo nseiy 10 feoi tho
effect Of s change fasy ssauo ne anv other class OF
property. AT the CT OF basSzs the market VIVA
strong al .hs subj ned clc,a, - Registered issi
1o7H af55k; ooePo1, 1881, lia ll2, 5-20's resi-.
hos; do 1851. La. 1885, ds j Is, 1o5H lo5&; do
lsch ssau ~ ant Juy, OK ltT7s; do. 1907, lo7%
1864, 10 tl's, registered o. al0o@; lo40s coupon
foi1< al0t,s; Jane, 1904 1919 1885, Jolly, 1905
la i05; oember Compounds 1864. 1loA 49,,
N.Y. 10. 1855 li7ls A7;s; August DO, 1let. 1lo9
Ses amber do, lios1 ii0i October do 1l6s ii51.
There wassa LbunisHt supply o. money available
foE enp.ny on Ih Stock Exchange and loaus wore
NJ 70 freely At seven gr cant with few exception
transactions 81 six TO first ollss houses Dconnts arr
sf made with great caution and only the best grade
= ,pSu sscisl PAPER ain favor 1ho BANKS take ::
limited extent from tEor customers al cent
su the street 10 - rated a. 4 10 per cent whi
fnforor grades ars dfncalt OF sae owing 10 The
siures sAd tho consequent disirust Of credits.
Ageaenl although very gradual improvement In trade
i however Locked Tor uf.r tho reassarng character
of Congress- ~ serisiaton and with IL tue prevailing
stspgency in the discount line wall pass away.
TIC statement OF the associated banks OF This city fo
aha esos entfug the 7th instant shows decrease
when eomIb Ell With that Of previous week o.
e3os AIS IN OanS s7a70SS specie oad $3.50 SIS IL
deposits, end Increase OF Ss97als in legal tendel
aosbs and 4lo in circulation. 1he sc;als Of each 81
Al anti no nal
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The SRsIIyG sEis0y.

The keen southwest wind Of yesterday has added 10
the cold weather tina. has steadily increased dor NJ tho
past few days Nature has been disturbed, and where
In distant portions Of the there have boon severe
storms there has been such degree or codncss
IN tins section that all small bodies OF water have been
frozen ~ tight In midwiDter. sunday was the
coolest day OF the season. and yesterday its egti-
mate successor IN that respect.
Last evening tho Arctic character OF the weather was
most reocng 10 thousands Of the young folks tue
thcm In Language uumistskabe that skating would
soon inaugurate the many sports OF the winter. The
coldnees OF tho nSt days Of December has net
alone prevailed bers. but along the Hudson ico
has frozen 10 an extent that all tho that have since
early spring carried their thousands OF OF fei hit
have now ceased running ~ tho steamer Cornelius Van
derbit on her trip yesterday met large fields
closed sscon after second into uuyielding mass
she pushed along to her destination. should the wea-
ther Ia its present cofnes continue tn trip will I'M
doubiedy be the hast Of tho Of the many floating
palaces mat glide through the North river.
Where shallow water abounds, fuch IN tho ponds
OF the Firth avenue, there has been great ADVANTAGE
over the Central Park ponds aud many others in tho cy
aud vicinity aud as consequence there has been good
skAuf tday a. Mncm lans and Mite .eps ponds whlo
the Park ponds no. entirely frozen over Boekyn
adds her Capasono 70 this skating array, ard thess
three ponds, with Their hundreds or esyy
sttred ladies' and attendant gallant cavaliers,
each With purpose TO pass tho hons
away Ia CHARACTERISTIC pleasure, may be noted the
suspicious inaugural ~ the promised winters paste
Soon the alarm noe Will fesound that only these
are all ~ preparation Tor the coming pleasures or the
season, but ostman, tho New York skating Club ana
The Park viii In thor brsDcy respond aud many car
pare your costumes, ladies' and gcntloneo. Tor Klng
Frost " among US.
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NEW lER sEY.

Jersey City.
COLLISION rEVRynDA1s noon yesterday The
fsryboat Jersey Cjsy was lying In the slip OF Cort
lnrdt street, New York, when was run into by the
fcrryboa. New York, which entering tho adjoining
slip The latter boat had her guards about forty
OF The sde OF the iaNs cabin torn away tho repairing
OF which will cost al ies ssoo One OF her guards OF
that part known the knee" penetrated the Jsrs
Cily, smashing In the dcer Of the gcnsm.n's cabin,
which the only ssrous dsmsge the istcr boat sus-
tanned. The cabin o. The Gew orf contained large
number 81 pssssryerFs ret person injured The
Pilot % tho New rofkis held bsmesss - the boat
when enssrng the sApSvas rrnoiug a,upst . strong
Tide The report syen icxae ferry superintendent was
thst there migaks intpiliog ths engineers bell
Tine New York II laid Ter Aspair but the sefsey CITY
continued on her uips drrngshe afternoon
suDprS DANA ralSd John Fsenan, my
seven years Of sge. who resided a. " newark syenue,
fell IN spcuscsc NJ on sunday night snd expired
Que oc'cct Yesterday morning An inquest will DO bed
BY Coroner WsrrVn
Tseef0u.
tbs cTArs PRisoy IsrRecLsA --wf Robinson, keeper
OF tie State Prsor has assured the horss that there
necessity for military or oney assistance hey ord
the prison stan arising ou % the late outbeat. No ap.
piicaton has been made Cor svch all ye. aud u 10
believed that rsesus events will prompt stTics soe
isass IN future over The oon,ias..
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CERcLn pu CASTOR The 0rst meeting Of club under
tho above tisc founded by French Canadians residents
Of this city, held yesterday at the St. Charles Hole
6is broadway. Mr T. Boucherwas called to tho char
and Mr. I. Lambert acted as secretary. After como
discussion rules adopted Tor The government OF
the society Professor George Bachelor vas elected
President of tho circle; T. Boucher, treasurer and T.
LAMBERT. Secretary. Tns same gentlemen viii attend.
egaies tho Conycn ion IF the Frenc Canadians OF
the United Stasos 10 DO held In Troy the l4ih INST
TAMnAsY SOCIETY on COLUMBIAN ORDER.-A special
mes,ing OF the Tanmany society held At the tom.
porary wIgwam ia East Thirteenth evening
bu, the only business transacted she initiation Of
candidates for membership into the mysteries the
order About sixty new members were duly put
through" being initiated slngly
FRAcruRxp Hrs AEa.-Augus.us Lannler, whio walk
Ing Frankfort street, tally slipped yesler
day the sidewalk, at the corner Of William street,
aud sustained compound fracture OF the arm Mr. Jo,
Buekbee OF lS3 William street, who witnessed scci
dent had Lannier conveyed TO tho Now York Hospital
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF MANUFACTURERS meeting
held yesterday afternoon at No IL Park place for
the purpose OF appointing the delegates from city
the National Convention OF Manufacturers Interested In
tho hardware trade, TO be held at Cleveland the
| instant. Resolutions adopted fa,orng tie re-
moynl OF oil lakes ifom domestic manufactures Tho
delegation from this city will comprise twenty thirty
| gentlemen among others Peter Cooper, W. f Dodge
| T.. w. Madden and G. W. Russell
rnE BoAD or HEALTH ron 1S6s.-The Board Of Health
| held a special meeting yesterday. An election for
officers for the ensuing year place. resulting in tho
recollection Jackson s Schultz President and Ben
janin y Manierrs Treasurer large portion OF tho
annual report. which - being made up " the va.
rious heads Of the departments, submitted during
tire meeting for the inspection OF tho COMMISSIONER
rhis report WI DO Ike that OF year, extremely
ninous bot WITH the exception Of par, relating TO
the mortality aud health sho city during the ln I've
months which ~ IN active course of complat DR.
Elisha Harris, the Registrar OF Vital STATISTICS will not
be OF Interesting important character. The
annual reports Of Tho Boards Of Police and Excise
also us bong made up preparatory their being
Submitted 20 the Legislature.
BosRD Carr CASvASsERs. Board met yesterday
morning and canvasscd the returns In several wards.
without completing any ward, for all oClcorf, aud
after ordering the nrIcst OF OF tho
owor wards FOR net canvassng tho votes for onnclen
IN his isrct adjourned unIil eleven O'Clock A. N 10.
DAY.
ARRESTED FAST DRvISo PAsx-David
wamtosd yesterday arrested by officer Mackay, OF
tho Park police who. wambold's araignmsns before
justice Connolly, At tho Yorkvile Police Court alleged
thai he found hun driving Through The Park .aslor
pace Than the law permitted. The defendant was dis
charged ON the payment OF $40 fine.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.


Trade aud the Crops-slagninceat VolrapIc
Eruption in Nicarngun-Coimrpnso of Fire
Issue from the Plains Near Lesa-Thc City
Lit Up by the ssi.~c.
rAsAsl, Nov. 20. 1861
The Panama RaIircad compasy's steamer Guatemala
arrived this morning tho Coz trail American ports
bringing ths following news
In Guatemala the work on the nov pier Al 81 Jcsa
was progressing very rapidly The cono- crop In Guate
mas lhis year IL expected TO be very abundant The
yisld y calculated at 20 900 qun,sia more ~
In San Salvador ito expectation from the port Of
AsJua whiea belongs TO that dcpar men for tho year
non, October J. 1906 10 September 90 1867 exceeded
that OF the preceding tho following this year
ngaIes-s5 SO lbs Of ndgo Oh ild los OF coffee and
large amount Of tobacco and sugar
The famous fair o. ST Miguel In salvador. whurs the
poops frpm ali the interior places Of tue whole OF
Central America gather for the purpose or barterng tho
produce 81 their so ihsr Ind lsry for foreign goods
hss lnis yesr bcsn failure far business con-
sorued. Tho gooas Imported from Europe and the
Uricd States generally DO sold cost price for
blyer and tho nner eissss OF indigo tbs chief
medium o. exchange we're snifoy wanting. Scven
and snd one-nAf reAis The svcr. price paid
that sr,cc ths yesr The rccps from the southern
sni part " EoIdsrss were prevented FROM
Atesding the fair By tho terrible sccnrge, cholera.
winch has brokon near ,bc frontier OF Nicaragua
The Aoyerarncnl stationed ho,ts the river Huaso-
corap. and Old not aliOr anybody 10 20 down 10 tho
COAST hoieg trying 70 check the spreading OF the
op denio
Sssyio cair re leader o. The las, revolution in cuatc
un.n pes issued from hIs bd,nr riscs In Nondn,as
lfcsf 20 the Central American people 10 which ho
p.on a. 70 uako another attempt al overthsowng the
g5ternmsni Of the former reputilc, and calls upon s
The rienus % focrty 70 assist him He is tnar with.
9s namc OF means and therefor, he government OF
Gnscmala may 20 % slumbsrisz soreneiy.
ff fresdent 0f NicaEssua hna rsurIcd TO the capital
rfa.. hi. tflp through tho Wcsseru prov nlsa
interesting y TIE ne~s ~ soieare eruption N MIC
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CENTRAL kND SOUTH AMERICA.

TIE steamer Rising Star. Captain Common from Aspn-
wall December 1. arrived at tbn port yesterday.
The steamship Santiago do Cuba Captain Smith, from
Greyown, With passens from Francisco arrived
this por, last evening.
IL Ecuador tho trouble between mo Executive and
Congress bad resulted In the resignation Of President
Carnon new election to take place for President
on December 10. Congress 10 meet January q,
and tho most popular candidate Dr. Espinosa A
aw had been passed authorizing Mr. 10 Saba to os,ab-
ll.h . submarine cable from Colombia va Esmeraldas
Mar T. aud Gusyaqui, 10 Peru
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COURT lr GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before RECORDER Hacket..

Tho whole Of FRIDAY and yesterday was occupied In
trying simple charge Of grand larceny preferred against
James nnlloy, clerk IN the grocery establishment Of
Messrs. Lynch & Co., Al Vcsey street. who, it was
alleged feonoasly appropriated SS7 groceries
on 3ist OF july. Counsel for the attempted
introduce n great amount of Irrelevant testimony,
which pfotracted tho trial Mr. Bedford, bo~ever
made brief summing up. The case submitted to
the jury Who after deberating short time, rendered
a verdict VI guilty. Tho accused romanded for
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CoffEK The dorland for lilo wys light and the sales
were unmporlant Prices nominalIy unch anced.
Other kiuds nominal
FLoUR GRAs.-Rece pkS 7lc9 bills. ncur $500 bs3s
mo l5o2J bushess wheat IS l35 do corn 7sS do.
200 do. malt s6 al barey TIE market tor
stat -four Was " ysai aud i5c So higher under good
local trade deniaDl Western Vas also nr1usr
rees no aa.hn . II ~ ogoron % State California
m. TIE aaes abaut IL Ooo psea Southern
aeye sod ve sc, higher ne medium grades. Tho
sse We're 90 bhs RE Hour IA far maud and Arm.
he rsles wers $50 btls. A. 9; Ava 81 -
Of moment reported. Prices however,
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Iliea.

BElcu.--Tn rhiadeipnla on sunday, Decesnber 9 IL
typncid fever, EnNAsn ALnEs slider Of Edward Y.
snd Elizabeth A. Beach, aged II years, months aud
days
BL,uyrr.--At Paterson, n. J., on Monday ncruing
Dccsnbsr ', 1sAAo A, son Of Aoram ldsceasedl aud
hary BauvelL sgsd 81 years, IL months and ~ days
Frands and rss,lves are respectfully invited 10 at
iend the funsraS on Wednesday morning. a. baifpas
fss ocSsk. iron, the push Reformed church IN Wafer
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CorrorTbers was bu; ntue activity in the market Ind
decline Of re per tx was conceded ~ The reduesI the
offerings we're quite liberia and the market ciosvd quite
be4vv There we're Gales n $50 baes, Of which $50
taken by cyporteFs. We qaote-
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BY fie Foregoing IL viii DO that The Liabilities Of
- banks in deposits and circulation amount 10
2oatois 55s against which they bold in legal
eucbr and specie OF sCS ,To4 sl61ss065
nost than the requroa twenty-five por cess which
&oAd DO $50, PSI $50.
A. the amo limo last year the condition OF banks
vt follows, aud The differences appended are thoss
b6weer the two dated respectively December g.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BEIows--EAwKrss.- Newark n. d. on saturday
Dcoamnee !, by the Rev. James r. Wilson, EiDEar "
BktInws 10 SARAH N. HAwkrrs
Observation-Disclosures the residence OF the BRIDE
uncle, on Wednesday, December 4, ~ the Rev. A. NJ
lAuc;obn, u. D., rector u the Church Of the Holy
Trinity Jssss BKSroS 70 Asys oy daughter OF the late
John U. Benton, all OF Brooklyn, n. Y No cnida
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COLOMBIA.

canoes, building MP sos6e additions 10 tho innu.
meIaDe cones WHICH hre scatlsred over the cenauy
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II we extend the comparison to The time In ca h
Of the tbres previous ysars and tho foosin
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sp,caL CORRESPONDENCE Of TIRE REaALa.

Tho aConde muatIon Of si.sauern nod iIls Assoc
ctltcs-teefmsai 10 Impcach President Acus-
ta-rhc Troubles at the Interior states. TIE
Late Murder OF Burchnrt and Bfurdaugh nt
CuEthazenu.
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Trade md the Crops-slagnincent VolrnpIc
Eruption in Recommendations of Fire
Issue from the Plains Near Lesa-Thc City
Lit Up by the s;isAc.
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500 oois petroleum to direct port the Continent on
AolAss.a-rhe marks. for all descriptions continued
nrnl but quiet and we have no sales % note.
os sroEss,-sp,riis .arpsntnerIhonsh he market
with thirty bbis a. the latter asare The business
sDse ss s Of us J eS
s soa a. ~ 70 s do common e No = - ss - Z.
tribe higher; 100 bbls brought 81 Ia,s. "
ss. Issas ss Sa, se's' S
aos rsas the 70 ws' as ooi K
sc and so for half October at &c., sellers
auis he hosese
s sfsd ms Gs "a 5 s sses DO on
grisste terms 500 do do FOR November At Sc;, and
In The market active but quite steady
a. Ne close The sales were 800 bbls standard white at
do do For Soye@Se Gp q, &c. and 1900 d. from O.
los Sss PORK So do beef ii9 do
1y ana is To- The market for pOk o was sp
cash for new mess The sales cash and were 4o
prime For future delivery tho sales were unimporan
ss, wss without decided Sales % S s ana
10 made o g extra al
$50 Beef hams we're upeSsngsd sales Is t6ls. iee.
cured on private terms Cut moderately active
!. bso. e, h' q. . ,sssa .s for
previous prices we're realized The sales were 1900
cured clear Ibis cut fOT
more active and prices trae higher The salss were -.
cheese were unchanged in every respect
RcE continued dun and prices were nominaly UNCHANGED
few small lots of the from South Carolina were
received to-day.
SuGAR.-Raw in fair demand and prices were nc.
higher IN &c. advance asked Fair to good
refining Cuba quoted &c l2c The saeA ,23l
hhds a. NE l31e for Cuba, lSJlc FOR Porto Rico and
English Island private also g. i3c Re-
fined moderately active and Arm At l6c for powdered
crushed and granulatcd
SEEDs.-Calcutta nnseed steady, with a moderate
business doing The sales 900
at 81 3d. gold duty paid in Boston Grass seeds dull
and unchanged.
SrxARrNE in better demand, and prices maeri-
ally higher reported 20 900 lbs lf%c
l614c.; also Is coo do. grease, at l0c. a lie
TALLow.-The demand moderate, but prices were
steady. Sales, 12G 900 lbs, at l2c. 1870.
WHIsREYRecepts, 2i6 bbls. No sales OF consequence
reported. Western bond, quoted SIC. 3Sc