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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

The wheat market somewhat Irregular choice par.
being firmly held and commanding fuII prcss while
common rather hard OF sale 81 any Improvement
sSoa bcoco bushels At q !, y FOR No. p and common
No sprng; ~ 81 30 for straisht No. tho latter
price oi arrives - 81 - g for No and 50 for
white 81 the close - ~ refused
load q "a S csrs Tss d ana nominal srs
81 ss Tor western mircd 81 % for white Southern and
bushels western sciS Il si1 Barley ws n' an.l sSs
n,msr FOR choice 400 bushels prime Canada selling Il
quiet. 60n busheIa sold q ~ g IN bond Oats wers
steady store and 63c anoat though load vas
sold under persmptory orders Just 81 the a ~ snoa
the sales were about -, NO bushela ~
Hors demand nr with sales OF "a bales
HAY shipping Was steady and arm Al Soc vh,s r,sau
also hrm a 81 Is 81 So The demand was fair
Hnxr-ManIls vas unchanged ~ l2c i1<c gold osher
MoLlssEa-Ths demand for sn grades vas nehs but
prices Without Especial change We have sales o.
NAVAL srosss turpensiss wss dun bu. previous
prices maintained We quote So ses for merehsnt
for the lower grades was dun unsettled
and lower closns about ~ The sAles
bbs NO private terms - DO. do ~ - l2k;
do 81 s. co. ito % No q y 1875 ~ 10 pale ~ 81 Co.
and 10 a. s s.n:S = ssd "a 81 terra wmss
Or CArnws note ssIss 81 10 tons western a $50 81
OIrs-Lanseed was duu and unchanged ~ 81 . 81 %
IN saska Other kinds wsrs alec unchanged. y a
rsovIssess -E:osip,s g sb,s Pett l,2n e: bssf g
All e.: ssa s.: sss = ~
The ssiss cash asd REGULAR we're - bbie new a
yosd - SSiS sew pms mes ~ bsssnbsr 81 private
traA - vas ueesssasb esvs = spgsA fsgnss ps1ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

showed No change. We heard OF sales Of any d.
scription.
without material change The ensagsmens vereTo Liv.
erpoolo bb1a rosin at b. 30 lbo bales cotton
d kd, 30 tons oilcake Il IA . MA Cd and per
so terces lard II s and l0u bales as
me charters Mecklenburs bark with 2Coo bbls
petroleum Cork for orders g. "a n % direct
port Brt,sh brig from PhiAdslphia 70 BIbao Spain,
t.SU bbls. petroleum at n.
bushels wheat n 20 DO corn 6ll d. oats and II al do.
from the homo trade and for sh1ment EXTRA state
nominaly 100 higher the shippers paying 90 10 for
hoop Ohio was also in request e SO Trade brands Of 81
LOUIS met with more ready sale e fun prices California
Southern hour in fair demand but lower Sales LOO
moderately active, with saaes Of 30 bbla q n IS 81
meal dull and heavy Sales about go Sbla Ct % fos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
ARcHzR-KxE1Y.-0n Monday evening, November
H. By Rev. ". y. Morgan, D. D.. Olivia p. AICBxR,
Jr., 70 HATTIE E KusBY, al OF harlem. N. Y
: G4sDssa-wAsD.-01 wsA1ssesy. November 70 q
s. Johns chapel New York. BY the Row. Dr. Weston,
Mr. AsDRxw J. GARDNss, Of New York, 70 HELM 8,
n J.
GAMA--BAczzH --on Wednesday. November 20, q
the rssdence Of the brides parents BY the Rev Or.
Rspu6lica Onentai del Uruguay, - MANIA 0EHrRuDs.
Only daughter Of Rudolph Bachsm Esq, Of this CITY,
No carda
HALLsrr-AacuxR.-On Tuesday evening, November
10. BY Rev. Howard Crosby, D. D.. JosEPH L HALIxrr,
o. Springfield. .sss. 2 MARY J., daughter q EMS
PnllsdsIphia and New Orleans papers please copy.
aAwKNs-BoYD. On Monday. November 18, at b.
AIMS Church. BY the ksv. Dr. Gaaudst, AUoUsrus p.
HAwKnst Of 81 John, n. B.. % ELIZA Bors. Of New
York. No cards. a
Jsxxms- GADDu-On Tuesday evening. November 10,
Presbyterian church, JoHH JlNxnS AARraA daughter
Of James Gaddls, dscsassd.
PATTIsoH-BRIxHER -On Wednesday, November 20. BY
tAe Rev. Dr. Lord at the rsadence or the brides aunt
Mr. r. J. PArTnoS OF White PianB Westchsssr county.
. n0 KAn A. BsEnx.., daughter Of the late James
r Bysunsr, q harlem, N. Y. No cards.
Pnnsn--H amkr.-On Wednesday. Jul. II by The
Rev. r. G. rusnsy, Eu0sSs D. RzaauR OF NV York, 70
0ARxH y. EoB1Rr Of HavesDsraw.
6TRAnxu-Cox1-At Chester, Conn.,, % Tuesday, No
vembsr 10 By the Rev. C 4 Hobrook, Mr. G1oR0H r.
sxHARHA Of xtddastown. Cona.s to Aiss MAI n COLI
THsuorr-SPRou1xa-On Tuesday. November 10 At g.
Georges church, BY the Row. g. H Tying D. d, ALvREp
TuuRIOrr, TO CAROuXMH PAMELA, daughter Of Samuel
e. Spreads, ESQ, all OF this city.
VUB-MEsCK.-On Wednesday, November Ii -
Claverseks Major 4 h WYNN 70 KArzAaln ! Asnok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

srn At the close OF business at sir O'Clock the market
was steady a the following quotations: view YORK
Central, ll3x ia; Erie, Tx AK; Hudson River
1851 100; Reading. s65s ae6x: Michigan sovthers.
90 sok: Cleveland and Pittsburg, s8x ssX; Rock
Island, s5sS ao5s; Fort Wayne, sTs %; Northwest
ern, SIX Sly; do prsferrsd, eaH 04x; Pacins
Mail, la2x 1884, Western Union Telegraph 81 SIN
Ohio and Mississippi certificates ask 25x.
There was very lieht business In govern
nsnt securities 81 the counters Of the leading Dealers
and prices showed dropping tendency. Al the closs
the market was dull u the subjoined quotations
gistsrsd 1881. li2x 1l2X; coupon, do, lis .
ll3k nvs-twentiss, registered. 1852, 104x 1906; do
coupon do, los l0sk; do do. 1894, lo5K l05k: do
do 1895. l00K iock; do. January and July, lo7K
lo7x do 1851, 10TH lo1x; tsn-forsiss registered.
lOox l0oX do coupon, loix i0iX; gold, soK .
500; June seven thistes. lo5x . l0sx; July do.
1861 1864; December compounds, 1884, llok .
llsH; May do. lsss. l17x NIX; August do. lloX
1lex; September do, lls llex; October do. llsx
Q 1lo
The foreign exchange market was steady but dull.
Banksrs' bills England Il sixty days quoted ~
l09k 1oox; a three days, Io0X no; commercial
bills loSk 100; bulls On Paris u sixty days Al6k
s lsx; At three days, Slls a6lSX.
Consos and American securities we're quoted thus In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WkpNkbDAk. NV. 49, r Ne
ALcoHoL-ealss were made Of 100 bblA free 81 - 90
Corrox-The Improvement established yesterday not
sustained today the market dosing weak The appended
quotations. The demand active the business
being con6nsd 70 2S0 bales including Ie00 for export We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

IL LIZ Ol2Gls
CRY real ESTATE FOR SALE.
| West side.
| TOE sALE-vfNE CORNER PROPERTY iI5xioo on
sns sss Ssny oo and
lanaIng location sys,y way suitable for hotel
time several prapsrsiss near Hudson River Ra
xslay JAMES FRioE, 20 Hudson street. ' -
FoR SALSA SPLENDID PROPERTY ON WASH.
GrssSsoS street; close 70 al The European nss d
..%saP ssP,.. sc.Ilsn y; Or
i:ss1s 7ss Z s1a rs r iss -
goa sALE-wIrH on WITHOUT rH1AEURHrIURE.
~ van ssss Wy aA ssS itSs s :
ssf ss HSsa'
uogsE FOR sALy-si0 WEST TwEsrYroURrH
.ar ass,s 81 GEES
bruss 6rssd~.s, n.ss foarsen. If .srssI
OwNERs or yRoPERry IN raIs CRY WISHING
Ss a R r. =. sss p''
Hs Broadway, basement
5rg AVENUE LOTS. WEST sspE; NEAR 18th ST.
2 % 's 81 ss bsos .s. ~
- 4 = 90 Nv ". = SEYMOUR IN Broadway.
.as sss TO-. s ss AsD
a: :is s superior s " Sc @ ss sss:s
$1,000 % yFsr s .... HOUSE, a.sS
:. "'' 'd' n'essf 81
NIgseeIlaneous.
A YURxTsHxD HOUSE on WEST TwENrY-sECoND
S wss, Ssesy ss.oSa, SssS: E:ss Eieh.ssn.s ssoo
s s' bUsk 50
~upvv arcvv u,cu. ,~ocv wpowv orcwv
a Hs.:s s s sISS !... nee.
tn an' 'r n'dA'' ;ssS':s T ssSssv,,
ois;iss q: Ss.s: iva:
=. :: n : q
; 'sss::s ss
Siososs Ny s:ia.Si: c:r..r Srepsr:y "a Srs.d.sy
5sidns: street. Sss.ssS fs.Ii ;od wsss. v:.y
es q r. two $50 :: On
o chance s C any one rsqns four
second street. isssSoass only $500 hsi cssh. Last
from n'Ys s az .. s1 .' e
very easiest terms large 1umns, e private pwsl,tss
price: and Az suit Prn.d .s can = IA sp
cation. M MI TIL III
Fo. s.E. , srosy HIGH l.. sTSo f. BROWN
Improvement; fressosd throughout csnpisss order
Eon sAIEzsIc. BROW. St STONE House, ExrE5-
sERT TxfTisoS Us Brssd~sy eo S Of Twsns;aI.s
FOE SALE LEA FIRST c.A; s.I soys ssoHr HIGH
S.ss Or 0'Ds. fS5e.hs sSs s Sns, oss
EoE sALE-A conSER PROPERTY on BRooNE
rs :sf Tie on way i trinity s
EoR sALE..rHERH egosY BRIoK HOUSE, TEN
ASs liza sri
HW 17h 81. bot 9Th and On = h. b. s..S.a ooo
Es.s ia H. s. iiSSo
TEEEMEEr rKorEnrY FOR sALE.-A FOUR sroRY
&c 5nn WILL PURCHASE TWO STORY FRAME:
CO.CvU House. with basement possessing II all II
s.sS 1 Inquire a q saiiH Nassau : S
sR0oKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Bergen street. nsas Hoy. 1s14s1lSo; shssp sold
n Second street.. near Bowery.
A The three story S,ss s.oop rhsdsipsi. nriot and
:Sss p IL. AHpg .ss s
Brooilyn.
ANY ONE WISHING 70 ruRcHAsE sRook5syE
prcperty snou cal esry:sna ge particulars o. tnrse
. y 500 ''is;asi co.. s broadway
ROE sALs-A csAI. D,sE.LLsHn r... Q. =. a hso
ouSsr s9 81 4ppiv 3 D%yip foIEEY W Sousk
HsrS s1-ss - vr1ss - chs,rc Il - !. -
N.-s- -.---~ y $500. = - -
vcoR aArE-rN nRoOHLYN TWO NEW HOUsEs
h.a-- scrn. cornIete In eitv-
NJ ~ ~ III s.rs r,Iscn - scmh s"rry ,ocs
Ale - Sda ~. 49,. - s"r Avn ana RonT
-. .s's- - - - - -. -
LcOR sALE--A LARGE AND VERY SUBSTANTIAL
Bnildipg With steam powsr we'll adapted for prcvi.
oossn 1pp q 70 ro%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

Western Unon Telegraph y. Northwestern was
higher. De. preferred Y, Fort Wayne Y. Government
securities dull Sxes Of 1881 closed Y higher,
coupon nvsAwsntiss OF 1885, ssuss lower;
nsw ssus Of 1857 " coupon tsn-fortes V. Tennessee
.Gxss declined ~ new Issue l,S. Missouri sxss u.
A The open board, Al o'clock. prices slightly
hixhsr and the chief activity was In Erie new York
Central sold a l13k 1881; Erie. 7lT 7IK; Read
ing % oek; Michigan Southern, 7ox 1914; c1svs-
land ana Pitssburs sax So Rock Island, s5k s5ss
Northwestern, slx; do preferred, esk; Pacific Mail,
ASK 13l; Toledo. wabash and Western, 37x: MI
vankss and 81 Paul, SOY; do. preferred, Elk.
A. the second regular board the market was strong for
railway shares, and Norshwsste common and pre-
fsrsd we're especially active ana baoyant Pacific Mail
~ss rather heavy, however, at lsa Hudson River
slossd lever than at the nrss regular board Pacific
Mail. L Reading WAS X higher, Michigan Central y,
Cleveland and P,tssburs Y. Cleveland and Toledo ",
y, western Union Telegraph y. Government securities
were inactive and barely steady In tone.
Al the spsn board 81 half past tAree there
further Improvement In prices combined with increased
,cvisy This wss especially The eass eth regard 10
Erie and Northwestern the former advancing 70 Tx and
ana aggrsgasng 1000 shars while the latter
cold up s7x the transactions asssgAng 1000 shares
Nav York Central sold o. ia max; Erie. ~ Tx
Hudson Rivss, l2lX a12s; Reading COX; Michigan
Gouthsrn, sox; Cleveland and Rttsburg, ssH ~;
Rock rsssd, ssx esk: Northwestern. sok 81; Do
vrsssrssd. slx; Pacific Nail 133k; WESTERN Usisn
rslsrash. six; Ohio and Mississippi csrtinsasss 1ski
rslsdo wabash and western. SIX During the rsss q
80 sslsrnssa thsrs VS. continued activity. bus The
e1snss - - fsly sussaissA sspess e. NsrtAwssr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
PLAN FOR A PNEUMATIC RAILWAY.
=, uoI,I.o Machine Works i'm FIJI

Az the HOSke Machine NOIhS III lls Cit9
no., are buildng working sectiOn-full size-of pneu-
tic railway constructed on plan recently paened;
Iso a working model a smaller scale OF the same,
somevhat In details though essentially the same
m nan Roth OF these intended for exhibition at the
',,,frn,ching fair of tho American Institute. Inc
I'D or route Of pneumatic railway consists or
an fright tube extended between any two
oints through which carrying passengers or ner-
bandae are propelled by current OF air forced In al one
end of the tube In this the tube Is constructed OF
sheets OF wood about one.tenth OF an inch In
Thickness laid another IN alternate transverse
spras and firmly glued together forming shell about
one inch and oneeghth in thickness This mode OF laying
I'D the tube secures strength and stiffness, ana
c0unteracts the tendency OF the wood TO warp Inc Iui
sized tube is cylindrical In FORM about feet III diameter
and put together in sections Of about length WIN
overlapping Joints The car is nearly cyndreal IN orn
running on wheels upon track laid on the bottom OF the
tube. Around end OF the car Is disk, httlng as
ing too much friction The current OF air pressing upon
this mpes The mpelling current In tins case IS
created by fan, shaped like an Qrdipa{y iea inc
propeller which ia placed in one END OF the
tube and driven by steam or any otner power.
car Will carry about rs persons, but 10 Is enrey
practicable to send train OF any number OF cars at ono
tme The plan also includes postoice car arranged 10
do ia own collecting as the passes Letter boxes are
placed at convenient points along the line OF the
town they might he at every street cornerno oVAps
hein divided into two compartments marked 1Or Ieeis
on in either direction The boxes are so arranged ina.
~ lie nroner car passes the bottom OF the box opens anu
Gennss ts letters IN n box NJ the The patentee OF
this plan Mr. Alfred f. Beach OF inns city ana we S o
lcye that a company has been organized TO pring We
scheme 10 practical realization IL Is DeheVed tnat n
plan entirely practicable for any distance OF hos oie
than 20 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
THE FOURTEENTH WARD HOMICIDE.

at Bellevue Hospital, yesterday, Coroner
schner held inquest the body Of Kate Concannon,
the girl who ravished Thursday morning last by
three rufans in the cellar and hallway OF No 106 Null
berry-st number Of witnesses examined, incud-
ing John Foley and Archibald Beatty, two OF the
cused but their testimony vague and unsatisfactory
Foley says that Archibald Beatty James Curey and one
Devins in the vicinity OF No Mulberry at the
time of the assault, and heard the girl scream and that
Curley soon after approached and remarked that he
had had enough he did not want TO wait any longer"
II Is believed that both Foley and Beatty know more
than they choose 10 tell The story OF the girl told
policeman Paret the way TO the Hospital. and after
ward repeated that she had applied for admission
the Girls Lodging House. at No 205 Canast but owing
aiterward while in the vicinity of Canal and Mulberry
sts enc was seized by three unknown outlaws, OF
Mnuh paced his hand her mouth TO ste her cries.
he others bore her into the cellar and there each
~ N!oated her, after which they left her Retiring
SUI SUI they took her up TO the hallway and
eeIe aSah we're guilty Of rape. Incredible as il may
seem tho k1, III her ante-m0rtem deposition, swoTe
ulat eacn VI lhe wretches outraged her three times
"heh IOund Dy policemen Paret she was too weak 10
move ana on being raised 70 her feet fell helpless TO the
noor she was taken 10 the hospital where an exanina
ton showed she had been subjected 10 brutal vjoence
stInuants were administered but after seem,nS 10 ne
as recovering, she suddenly reapsed, and died almost
without warning She could identity either 90 ~"
accused her assaants but said that one Of fha, @
called by his companions Phil Gade, OF Gage he tes
noDy OF the physician that the deceased qirl Wss
eA.se PleYiQps " The e9Wssi2n VI tue outrage The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09

been steadiaess The supply Of new wi,tn, v,.A
has not been up 20 the general expectation aud ths h.
True OF all important markets at the West and sonth-ths
TACT Is most dealers have just now begun To- realize tire
fact that the crop OF Winter Wheat not above tSs
OF 1888 This the attentive reader will remember m nre
eisey che same as the position occupied by sone two
months ago, and have had reason 10 chance Ia
views and Opinions then expressed regard to fhc c,
of Spring Wheat 10 il doubtless OF superior quality Ia an
yet produced though the yield, think 10 about ha,
that very generally expected Dutf have AN increasa
able surplus Tor export We insist that viii imposst
Bile with degree OF accuracy to arrive at the actual
Increase In the acreage under Spnng Wheat; 1t Is we'll
known that IN many Of the western aud OF the MID
die States farmers have Spring Wheat IN a ,ar
greater extent than hitherto. hut know the yled i'm
most cases Light and after careful examination OF the
porting power Of the country has been largely over
estimated. Never since lS37 have we held so small
a stock Of Old Wheat did she Ist Of Sep
TENDER, and with a very rapid increase in popua-
had "A fair inquiry for Winter Wheat for cxpOrt bur
the current high prices and the limited supply ths
market have prevented the filing OF most orders, closing
hrIner The demand Is more active and quite general
being partly for export aud mailing, there ID also
speculative inquiry Tie saes are 66Ocbush AZ 81 % for
Amber Illinois; - q for No Amber indiana 81 $50
81 35 for Amber 81 TO ion White california; ~
81 81 for No White Michigan s2 65 or do for Seed and
and " 3o9Sa IS for Amber do. Barley 10 unchanged.
Oats in increased demand at better prices. The In
quiry In part for investment The sales are $4,000 bush
Ohio at 6g070c; Western al 6sa7O2; state at 69070c
Jersey at 6Og60c and Southern at &C. Rye Is lower
and IN the absence Of sales prices are nominal Indian
Corn has been in good demand for home and fer IN
vesment and We have had fair export trade manly to
complete cargoes. The unfayOrable accounts Of the
growing crop at the West have induced brisk demand
cosng good demand mainly for investment and
have advanced sales $4,000 bush Damp and UnsOund
at 81 I2@s l5 Western Mixed at 81 t6Gs 20 in store.
closing firm but quiet.
L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09

contribute TO the Albion" sales WITH us me pracIoe
different In the present trade sale catalogue nsa1
every nrominent house in the country Is represented .o
absence Of contribution from tho Harpers beihg mst
noticeable MANY opinions have obtained amonB
publishers IN this country concerning the advantages n
OF trade sales, but whether favOraDieOi vi
favoraLie those most deeply Interested nave scSin
" ever failed 10 contribute, and hence tue SIZE "a '
Irpscut catalogue, 5l2 pages is uuP'e -
The sale on Saturday began with the lnNoice o. uCd
II r. Peterson & Bro. Of Philad ephis which wa ious,
bv that Mr. James Miller In the afternoon wy hos'
noteworthy features were the cQnaiIDutOns Va ~
Uurd a 0ughOn OF this city, and Messts ROBERTS bros
of Boston No falling of IN interest was oDseTVape ai
tbc prices al which the books sold were eDOnt the e
as on the previous days. This Trade SAFE Is redy an
ovation 10 Charles Dickens ON the previous uaGo t ts
hooks were nnmerOusly offered, and on Saturday the
many editions the Messrs Peterson were Largely uu
plicated fair prices This was also the case VIVA tho
Globe, Household. and Riverside edlnOns OF Mess
Hurd a HOnghtOn PetcTsOns paper cover editions SOFA
al &c cents the duOdecnO at 90 cents the Peoples quo
decline mt 20 cents the illustrated octave at 81, ana te
National edition at 81 30. Messrs Hurd HoughtOn ;
Globe edition brought 20 cents. Nr James MleI ~ ~
voice was mostly OF juvenile books. His blue ana go
edition of the poets brought 20 cents The invoice OF
Messrs IIurd IIOughtOn also included many )mtehno
books The sale to-day includes the invoices OF o''
Charles Sclibner Co., and Scrlbner, WeItoru w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
COURT CALENDAR-Tnus DAY.

Gen. SchOfeld, who has been quite i'll with
fever at Fortress Monroe is now descent.
Major Gen GriersOn, the famous cavalry
leader is in command Of IAN army Of 100 colorcd
cavalry soldiers at Fort Rileyi
Representative James g. Blaine Of Maine, hav
ing completed his European tour, his way home
He has been absent three months.
Late Santa Fe papers announce the safe
arrival OF Bishop Lamy enormously reported killed by
the Indians. He met enthusiastic reception and a
Tie Detm celebrated.
George Armour, esq, one of ChicagO's lead
years for the benefit OF the library OF the Young Mems
Christian Association.
Ex-GOv. Curtin of Pennsylvania arrived here
ON "Wednesday Ia the Guiding Star. after tour OF sf
puch Improved,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
THE FAIL BOOK TRADE SALES.

Although Book Trade Sales in New-York
started at Fulton and Peats about years ago.
the first sales Of the kind regularly established in this
country held in Philadelphia. Mr. Henry Carey
the eminent writer political economy and social
science commenced the practice there in 1924 and the
business was aerward transacted in that city until near
the close Of the Rebellion by Messrs II. Thomas Co.
The idea originated with Mr. Matthew Carey, the father
OF Mr. Henry O. Carey an eminent bookseller and at his
suggestion the booksellers and printers Of the United
states met IN THIS city, very carly in the present
century, to form association FOR holding sales
in imitation OF the Book fairs OF Gemanv
Germany celebrated for its book fairs Leip-
sic being the center OF the trade this day but England
too has species OF book fairs sales The sales
tribuOns from all publishers neither can booksellers
attend from all parts OF the Kingdom those of london
,9nly ASss AQgfs. ;se LoEg.2aa;. pxIay, va gQbu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
coRoNER scHIRMER AND TIE sowARRY INQUEST

CORONER sCHIRAiLR AND TIE sOWAkBN INQUEoI
At the inquest over the body of fireman
Miles L. sowarby recently killed at IRE Coroner schr
er aud the jury differed widely with respect to the
cause catastrophe. The Coroner holding that the
killing OF SOwarby purely accidental. threatening 70
discharge the jury they did not render verdict to that
effect while the Of opinion that the owners OF
the building where the event occurred were guilty Of
leSsneSs and liable 10 The verdict was, OF
course in accordance with the COrOners charge but We
have received the following protest from the jury
TO ths EdlOr Of YhS 1TfbgHe
SIR We members Of ne ary summoned By Co'one Sne to
aud public
said Coroner Tae jury heard the es
building
the second ata accident that bad occurred at the place
within We would Ike 10 fh Coroner author d
receiving said veuct threatening dscargr the and
panel another her d return verdict Of accidental death eay
Ing told jury the public would
laugh returning such verdict Hoping that will give
inyour paper remain, respectfully,
RgLYRA BESJANIS PORTER,
FRANCE s BAILEY, HENKY ANDERSON,
JOHS SwASToN, NATHAN LUCENAS,
Hac- YOrk, Sept s, 1851 COr0ners Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09

FISH-Th6 uNlktt Is ITtlIy nfm ELu TIC uthHnu Iulr
al full prices Tor all descriptions Of Coz, We hear OF no
cargo sales Mackere are less firm and In good demand
AT firm rates Herring scarce that nominal prices
are all that can be obtained Salmon are In fair home
use demand. We quote Dry God at % 760sT per cwt
Picked do at - per DBL Picked Scale at ~ so as5
Ma6kerel at s2lds2i so Tor Bay No si9 for Halifax No
l. SIS rs for No Massachusetts, slt for No. Bay and
$40 for No Massachusetts. Herring nj iOd i5c for
Scaled, and isda0c for No, |, Salmon ut tt7.
FLAX-NOrth River Is selling 1T 16t 573e,A cash.
FEATHERs--Prime IN moderate demand, and
steady at for Tennessee, and 9Oc. orWesterr
GRAIN-There has been fairly active wheat market
during the past week and with moderate arrivals most
descriptions haze improved California Sceptei This Is
plenty has declined, aud has been taken largely for
pljng within the past two days however. there has