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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29

secutcheon with heraldc "Solo pileo de vaoso
Cyao sanguine rubente insoatiih Under pam OF a.
position after the usual canoncal citations, they are
Obliged reside In their fitles~ and they cannot re-
move from Rome unless authorized BY the nature OF
their functions bishops by permission ofthe Pope
only received the orders corresponding to their titles
sxeciss in the churches Of their title quasi episcopal
Jurisdiction They have the right OF visiting tnem,
officiating and blessing pontincay and coatmg to the
benences whom in Rome-other wise the right OF COL
aton revers 10 the Popeand Of comforting ensurs and
minor orders on the officers Of their church.
CARDINALS PrTTANcE.
All the esidnas ought 70 receive at least revenue OF
1000 scudi 600 francs and those whose revenues do
not amount that get 100 scuAi month. This 10 what
is vugariy called plato di ooTdinaie. cardinals pit
lance
Tho Approaching General Council Of the
Catholic Church.
is already known that the Pope has ordered COM
mission to be composed Of six cardinals under the pro-
sidency Of Cardinal Patrz, to draw up the questions
that to be submitted 70 the members OF the approach
ing General Council The following the other men,
bers Of the said Commission cardinal Caterin project
Of the council is to preside the section on Canon
Law; Cardinal Bzzor that the Reforms and Dis
cpline Religious Orders; Cardinal Bio, over the one
on Questions OF Dogma; Cardinal Pamoianco, Major
Penitentary the section Dispensaions and Mar
riages Cardinal Barnabo Project Of the Propaganda
that Eastern Churches, and Cardinal Reisach,
on Ecclesiastical Diplomacy. Each Of these sections Is
TO be composed Of number Of canonists and eminent
theoogans who to act council to the respective
pres ding cardinals.
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STATEN ISLAND INTtllIerxce.

PRoRAsLs suIuDa - Yesterday morning q woman
named AIbsr'ine Fest, from Clifton brought In
mans head TO the police station. There was bullet
through the SKULL just betweehs two eyes, The skel,
found in marsh ncaY Concord the clothes all
decayed which appeared TO be Of brown CLOTH and the
neeke black, with revolver beside the skeleton With
chamber discharged The teoth perfect with
the exception OF one wanting in the upper Jaw. From
the decompossd state or the remains the body mad
have been there several weeks.
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BKrErrrs ApvKRusNG.-A smart "grrl" 10
Catharins Riley She is fully persuaded of the wide
spread influence and vast circulation OF the HERALD.
when she is DESTROYS Of getting place. maam," she
sdvertises in IT, and forthwith finds nice home, with
good wages and quiet family, "fats asy an obadsnt
niver bothern the life out Nv her wild their scoldna
avic." On the morning Of the 9Th inst Miss Riley,
"wid any Quantity OF cnsr.ckth:r an riccomminda-
HERALD and two hours subsequent 70 It's being served
by the carrier a the residences OF Mrs. Della DuPuy 3S7
ackther" WAS engaged in the confidential capacity Of
ladys maid 10 Mrx d. p But-And herein lies the nut
Of The jokehardly had Miss Riley got her foot well into
her mistress boudoir before her organ Of acqusve-
ness began TO work heavily under An unusual pressure
OF seam which her secrstiveuess cot up for the
Of sio When accused q her want Of honesty the
lady acknowledged the nencusness Of her oense and
for the bench Of the Special Sessions TO deter
Is kIeptomana-ustics Kelly having sent her there
default Of bail
WANTED TO Dos TEE UnxxSnosAslxs.-Tw young
women tall and the other short one thin aud the
other stout one fair OF skin aud the other dark COM
pected smooth OF brow and the other with CORFU
gated forehead dressed in calico aud the other in
silk introduced TO his Honor Judge Kelly yssssr-
the Eighth avenue who charged that the said s'two
young Women" respectively named Margaret German
and Anne sullivan, had, for purpose TO the Court un-
known, as Margaret and Anne, when questioned this
point appeared 70 be greatly Confused taken from the
said Schaman two pairs Of black panaoons OF the value
Of SIS. The young Ados-discipes, doubtless OF Mrs.
Bloomer-were ''seut down" They will the island
oore any October ale 10 brewsd We greatly mis-
Alhes- THEFT or WATCHES, Fuss &c.-sHARr PRAc'
ncs'-on Friday evening Ann H. smith, domestic
sccossed Jacob nkin, Of 1s2 Elizabeth street. while
passing through the Awery and said she brought news
from his daughter living, the country Elkin invited
Ann to his house, immeda.v after which, under pre-
tence OF being thirsty she req-sed him TO RON down
sence Ann, charged, stole from go premises gold
watch silver watches, quantity On furs, clothing,
on his return Flkn mIssed mis- roods and mss search
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

How to Grow Old.
BY REV. JOHN TODD, DID.

Reader mine Thou art hoping to
live to be old-and yet thou dresdest to
be old ! Come and sit down, while We
talk together in low, undertone; about
growing old.
| think it is DR.. Blair who tells about
growing old gracefully"-not a very
easy thing to do. 1t is matter OF Won
der to many how the Bible speaks Of old
age as blessing, and promises 1t as a
special reward for honor and care be-
slowed on our parents. But bear in
mind that the hosry head represents a
victor who has fought the battles, met
the temptations, sustained the sorrows,
borne up under the Disappointment of
life, and who stands up before you, like
one of the high peaks of the Alps--al-
ways there, whether wrapped in storms,
or lighted and gilded by sunshine.
Among the allevlations of age certainly
we may number the fact that you have
been held up and back from great out
breaks of sin, and with worn but unsul-
lied garments, you may stand out to the
gaze OF men. God has kept you, while
so many have been wrecked and des.
troyed far before they reached the sum.
init of life's hill. You can reflect that
by the trails, the sorrows, and the expe.
rience OF the many years you have &C
quired discipline, humility, chastity,
gentleness and loving heart. Your
feelings are more mellow, your spirit
more gentle, yonr heart softer, than when
u. 81 a. ,uf ii nee or manhood's
,treDgth. Your usefulness is not gone
for as you walk through the street all
do involuntarily pay homage oyou, and
no one opens door for you, or helps
you up the steps, without being made
better for it. The example and the ex-
perience of your life, is living preacher.
and all know that the rising up before
the hoary head is honoring character.
The setting sun has not the power 1t had
at morning and MONDAY, but more eyes
watch it, and 1t is never larger or bathed
in q richer light, than just as it sets. In
the far Wes'. ~ th's honr. I often see a
oeep 49, - ., ssns'-' aud
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01
An Original Income Return.

Our late "Boston Correspondent, of
"LaEe de Sabin, &c, memory is something
OF wag sometimes, and on recent &C.
caslon he received the usual blank from
an Assistant Assessor with which TO make
out his income. He thereupon made the
following return upon the blank and sent
the same so the assessor:
"Deay SW,-In acknowledging the re-
ceipt Of the blanks which you were SO
kind as to leave at my residence, | have
to say that, showever much | may regret
the fact, 1t is nevertheless true, that my
financial standing does not, and from all
appearances, will not, allow me to assist
in lubrlcating the wheels of the govern
ment. / cannot refrain, however, from
filling the blanks as requested.
| have some little property, and al
though not enumerated in the printed
sheet, will you allow me, if for nothing
else than my own qualification, to place
them 70 my assests:
One little bay mare named Nelly, (sound
and kind in all harness, stands without
tying, and eats anything, )and of but little
value.
A buggy, not yet paid for, though good
for several years. Qt is now repairing
have also dog, five cats, two pigs
and the sexes of the latter are equally
represented.
Judging from the past, am free to say
that if | keep the pigs through the sum-
mer, shall be obliged to call on the
United States to assist me. | do no
know how in the world do get along
and am happy only when l know rict
man cannot enter the kingdom of Heaven
My clothes are all secondhand, and
my boots are about gone. No tailor ha:
made me a suit for years and since thu
publishing Of Income Returns was com
menced my credit has been sadly shaken
But, being poor, yet hope and strive
and work. and wish, and, better than all
| am happy. Find the man who pays hi
twenty thousand income, then come anC
visit me, and Judge yourself of "hft
among the lowly," and which is the hap.
pier.
When my boy grows up, hope he ma,
excel his father in financial ability, o
which no one who knows me doubts, anC
that you, Mr., may live long enough
to visit him for many years to collect hi
income tax. Yours, &c.
(Signed) NT***'*
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

The profit of "patent medicines" is il
Illustrated by some statements made in a
recent report upon the manufacturing re
sources of Buffalo. 1t first mentions the
success of Mr.. Loveride, the inventor of
the "Wahoo Btters." Another instance
is that of Mr., Swain, poor Philadelphia
book binder. He had kind of sore on
his leg, which troubled him very much.
One day, as he was running over the page
of book he twas binding, his eye came
across receipt for making a syrup which
it was said would cure scrofula, kings
evil, and other diseases of the blood. He
copied it, got some of the materials at the
drug shop, took the medicine, and in time
was cured. He then made some for
his friends and acquaintances, and finally
left his binders counter and entered upon
the manufacture of "Swaim's panacea."
Ii began TO soil and finally It's fine spread
wh.rrsrf c.dI,tI"H A,I ,o.r, .,ad in
some parts wnere the people do not enjoy
that blessing to this day. He paid enor-
mously for advertising, and after many
years be built blocks of stores and
splendid mansions in Philadelphia, where
they appear in all their magnificent pro-
portions, the pride of the city and monu-
ment to the memory and enterprise of
patent medicine man. He died and left
his heirs a million or more.
DR.. David Jayne died In Philadelphia
a short time since, leaving S3,0OO,O0O.
He commenced about thirty-fye years
since, as poor as he could be, in putting
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01
DOUNTIES EQUALIZEDl
ID PENSIONS INCREASED I

All soldiers who enlisted for three years,
served out their terms Of enlistment and re-
ceived only 800 bounty, or who were dis
charged for wounds received in inc of duty,
and the widows, minor children and parents OF
such soldiers who died in United States service
or of wounds, or disease contracted in line of
duty, can obtain an additional bounty of 500;
and widows of soldiers drawing pensions, hav.
ing minor children under 16 years Of age, and
minor children and one armed soldiers, can
have their pensions increased by calling on or
writing WALTER c. DUNTOE,
aug4d6wtf Rutland, Vermont
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

who have gone before; and watch for
deep breathipgs Of the Holy Spirit and
to welcome the manifest presence OF the
dear Saviour of the soul.
Reader mine csnst thou thus grow
old
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Combining the maximum of eficlencyi
durability and economy with the minimum mo- o.
weight and price. They are widely ana iaSo N
ably known, more than 600 being IN use: -. h az
warranted satisfactory, or no SAFE aaraSs
JIG. HOADLEY co.
oodsosSwsm Lawrence. Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01
alathan Pierre,

Has Just received large stock o! New Goods
at reduced prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

rvr rp.sc.fsL or PARLE BAN0LAIs ET EfrAr
,sn ~ aot servi les premers hotels de Para
,~sre une place dc gsrcon table, gsdfesser sux &A -
\ te9 rue Dc Canal
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BoARnAN--In Jersey City, Thursday morning, Sep
TENDER TO- Mrs. HARRikr BoARnAs, wife OF William Boar
man. aged 80 years
invited 90 attend the funeral this friday afternoon, NJ
o'clock the Union Baptist church, Grove street,
between Mayns and Mercer strees Jersey City, without
further notice.
BopNE.-0n Thursday, October TO- Mrs JUIn s.
Bodine. Ia the 6lst year Of her age.
The friends OF the family are invited 10 attend the
funeral this friday afternoon al three O'Clock. from
ala West Eleventh street.
Borpx-On Wednesday, October ., Mrs. CAROLINE
FRkpxacA wife OF Frederick Bohde, in the 35h rear Of
her age.
fully invited TO attend the funeral Saturday after
noon n one o'clock from her late residence, No 2os
West Eleventh street. The remains will b take to
Greenwood Cemetery for intermont
residence No A6I Sixth avenue JossrH BRrsAs, aged
The funeral will take place from the Church Of S.
Francis XAVIER West sixteenth street, near sixth
nue.. on SATURDAY., at twelve O'CLOCK.
BuRDnr.-1n this city, on Wednesday, October .,
grkrHxK G. BuRDErr, In the 71th year Of his ago.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10
attend funeral services, ath late residence ~ Eas
Brousra On Thursday morning. October 10, MIRA
SARAH Bsousrs, aged 70 years. widow Of Rev. Jacob
The funeral services will BE- held NJ tho North Baptist
Church. corner OF Christopher and Bedford Streets
Saturday morning. at eight O'Clock The funeral sermon
will be preached BY the pastor Rev. Adams Ceghorn,
on Sunday morning, st half-past ten o'clock.
CoswKr.--At Aspnwall, United states OF Colombia,
on Thursday, September 20, OF typhoid fever, JArE
beloved wife Of Captain George Convey, aged 70 years
Cosw1Y On Thursday, October TO- JOHANNA, wife OF
Patrick CONWAY, IN the 49th year Of her age.
Thc friends OF tho family and those OF her brothers.
Thomas and Michael Aysn are rssseAfcay invited v
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SHIPPIN q NEW S. n
puaT us NEW YORK. OCTOBER 10. 1867.


Cleared.
Steamship San Francisco, Howss, Greytown, Nc-North
sseamship Eagle Greene. Havsns--Atianuc Mail Steam.
Steamship Livingston, Baker savannah-rAvins'son.
steamship xoneka. shackford charleson-Peops's Mail
steamsh,O Albsusrle, Bourne. norfolk City Point and
s.samsnlp serc,s. ses a Bos.os-wm civas
Bark silver s..r Gsrl Law cSissgowssloman Edye
Bark Ia Hill Or, Weston Gibraltar and smyrna-E
ssiE Hannibal. IAwsn: ApaiseAic0l. and Key West
Brig daayaua lfasj, Hassnscr. Brcmerhaven--runch.
Hrsg Ada OBI enmths Monsevideo-rI Dewolf Co
srs Mary Truman OBJ Thompson Kingston, J.-ren.
Brig J W Harris ,Br, coalaees. Horton. Ss-crsndali,
Bfs Annie Collin, tBr Smith, windsor. Ss-sm.her.
schr Amelia (Br) Fisehes,, Harbor Grace-P MENUS
sehr @ Hart, Hart, npors-H Loud Co.
Arrived.
Steamship Moro Castle Adams Hsyans Oct 8. I I'm.
With msse ard ps.nssr, to n: Mano Nal steamship
steamship Aiabana Limeeurnsr chsrlesop Oct 8. u NJ
Steamship xca:his Kelly, New Bedford with md.e
ship Iawrsncs: Johnson, Cardiff % days With railroad
saw snip soasismgSn bound cleared SoSis,.
.I .,s & a. g Ess Chile
B.rL Doris grOde,s spsn Brcderssn RIO Jansiro o.
meincke
Bark Medora tBrl. Freebody Rio Janerc. 81 days. with
Bark Union Damage sssua Is days with sugar to
Brett CO. Had heavy weather The entire passage
Bark Prndsesss Alexandra DAM verdon, Grand Turk,
II days. with salt and rum, to Roche Bros Coley sailed
company with brgs George. and Emily Fisher. both for
New York.
BARK wictwrs (Br), Holmes. Inasus II days, with
BARK sandy Hook, Barssow Boston, ballast, TO Bor
Rris Paine todsnl. BuIns Rio Jsneiro % days with
coffee TO Soman Edye Oct lat a. Ion 70 10 spoke bark
Paio Alto, from Havana for Boston.
coffee. 70 n siomsn Edye.
Brig Ponver. Aleu- gibara Is days, With and mo-
Brig Annie Young tBrl Doane cardenss II days with
sugar &C. 70 Boyd Hincken. 9Th and 9th INST had strong
INV and FNk Winds vessel iAbcring heavily started
Brie Gen Marshall tof Beifsss, Thombs Grand Turk 10
days With sal. 70 master sspt29. had heavy sae' spit
Brig Gsors. OF New Hsven, Perkins, salt Cay 10 days
and proceeded. SIN inst lat IS lon 10 30 schr with
foremast gone and apparently abandonsd her house
get boat to board her but she before could be
done.
Brig Abby Thsrtsr. Lane. Newbsry for Portland
bchr Hermann a Molly tHam). Brandt, Rio grande de
Sui Aug r. with hides 70 = sloman Edye. Ers Wster
Iy for New York schr Milton (Br for Boston, and brig
Hega fNor for Falmouth sailed few days previously
Sept ~ lat 81 81 Ion "a ~ spoke bark Pebone BrJ,
from Baltimore for Havana. Oct 4 lat 10 o. Ion ~ 60
swedish brs days from BIO Jans,re for Nss rork ID
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Wheat demand for mlling and export Amber
out - he S sn
.s q q The I. sA e, wsIs pos bushels
s & s. t SPRING NO. 8 ss xs,. ass..s =
. 9 s7 smSsths latter rate for choice Della.
X: srs' and r.; .iss at
sssns sad ssns Gal. r. lower o
siac, and sc 70 store. Rye firm. The sales
ssa e
or on prv ass as s ss; o o
Malt remained dull and nominal We note sales Of o0
rssears Continued arm - The so engagements.
SD 100 soon wssss = ia s SS s
and per steamer 200 bales cotton 56d and 800 bbs
800 at Ss aud ao bbls dcur on
wsoS ar as 70 Rotterdam go So1e. essrsc. log
were:A British brig lSoo bbs petroleum. to direct port
the between nssre and
with petroleum at 6s two ships from Philadelphia
brig from q
ieum and vessel 300 bills do, 70 direct port on the
ussIns we're dull small sales Of cloth were made at &c
change The sales we're 30 dry srs Is s az
s second S' hands, 's 10 @
and 700 Buenos Ayres tsecondsl on private terms.
bales a. soc. %, 70 quality. - '''"''' y
NoLAssEs-fricss Of all descriptions we're unsiered Tho
NAVAL tsrpsatIns duh ana a. the
Sbia s the sales bssdes we're 81 sss IN BOND a.
Soc or crude turpentne is bbs brought IS Is Rosin
The the sass we're CO. bb g.
iss Tha's g ao pale Se Il
g ga % 50 4s do No at So ana no DO DO at 81 ls
ons. ;! was dun but steady az previous prices
viz 81 p 81 70, IN casks and bbs Other descriptions
PRoyIsIoss Receirs-is bbs pork 80 do beef and 2as
do lard The demand for pork continued light and prices
s sea esa ssS s low 3 s s
mess. Beef continued dull and prices
hams the sales were unimportant prices. however
picked Shoulders lie lsc for dry sc for smoked isc
lsc Tor picked hams. DOC 2lc for smoked do, and ec
a &c for bagged do and firm;
only We're $50 boxes Cumberland cut from 18th De-
short % long i and so s q Tse sre
FOR lard was active and prices were steady the
5c Butter and cheese were steady the quotations In
PErRoLEUa-crude was held ,rine higher al i5c I5,sc
In bulk and ac in obls out the business was moderate
1900 do. On shipping order regular gravity
The market for bonded moderately active and closed
prsed $500 bbls standard white private 1909
os this n %onSS ss s o s Salons a. IN Ss
sales were 81 bbs standard white at zoe Sic and 50 do
s active The en- o b
standard white At s5ss; 6oO do; do October 800
cenber to February at and 1000 do for November
KIcE-Pces were unchanged but we heard of no sales
sucAnLRaw Vas moderately dealt in and previous prices
for Cuba and ilc isc for Porto Rico also is boxes at
nH iSisc. Refined moderately active previous
sxEDs Calcutta inseed in hstter demand but prices
we're heavy sales were made OF SOW bags ex Lord ynd
SrKAnNE was without decided change We note sales OF
> SIC
TALIow fair demand at former prices The sales
were 100 ooo lbs. at 10 : la4c.
I sis b6!s The demand wa. good the
including Old Al the latter price.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER H. l8s7-rKlpLE SHEET

transactions owing to the dissrus, Of the buyers Al
the sloss tho market steady bu. dull at tho sub
Joined quotations Registered, 1881, lllk 11lH;
coupon, 1881, 1ilh 1l1; 5-2o's, registered 1882,
ll44 nay; eos. coupon, 1862, liz ll2k; 6-2os
coupon 1894 1883 1887; s eos 1885. 1857 losH
do, 1865 January and July, lo7 loIls; 5-20s
pom, 1857, LOT . lo71; lo-4o's registered. look .
Io0k do, coupon, 1905 1oo.s; June 1905, 1861
1861; July 1905 1851 1854; October compounds,
1864, lls3s a ll9ss; December do. d. llsh llsH;
May do, 1855, nix ll75s Angus, do do. 1loh =
lio,s; September do do, llsss ll57s; October do.
do, ll5S ll55S.
Mining shares were heavy and neglected At the first
board Smith Parmese closed zoe. lower than Of the
same time yesterday, selling a. 81 IS; Consolidated
Gregory Gold &c., sehng At IS IS; Corydon &C.. selling
At 75c Edgehl Mining sold at s. CO. Quarts Hill 81 90
seaver $l1 IS.
The foreign exchange market firm but inactive.
Bankers' bills England at sixty days we're quoted At
l09H 1o9s; At three days, lo9A ITO; commercial
bills I0s1 10a Bills on PARIS at sixty days, 5.1sL .
5.l6zs at three days. SIS 5.14s.. other bills
rated thus
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from Turks Islands for New

LAT q So lon n 30 brig from Turks Islands for New
Schr cliuyer Tolden) Corson Ciudad Bolivar q days.
with hides 10 r M soman Edye. Nv
Schr Josephine Small Orb Stevens, ssai y days win
hemp xc 10 Moller Thebaud Sept ~, had heavy gie
PROVISIONS and supplied with some on the Oh inst from
shr Antigua Antigua from Jamaica Tor New YORK ~
days out the Slh from schr Sai hence Tor VIZ
GINA. ".
schr Emily Ann (Br, Meyer Montego Bay IS days, with
iogwood sc TO A II solomon Co. .
Sehr Carrie, Davis, Braxos Texas - days WIN n :. "
J II NoodhonRe.
schr Mary Aierton. Furious. Jacksonvlle;
Schr Josephine, Hcgeman. Georgetown St uays-
Schr Nevada. Dougherty, Georgetown, 81,
Schr sner. huntley Wilmington No.
Schr John Dawson Rhodes Virginia.
Schr Fashion. Mills, Virginia.
Schr Isle OF Pines. Like. Virginia.
Schr Panama. Mills. Nrginis
schr y II tlark, Andrews. virginia.
Schr Cornelius, johnson, Virginia.
Schr ID Hastings, nlton, Virginia.
Schr White Cloud, Msrting Virginia.
Schr ID y Steelman, Scull, Virginia
Schr A g Edridge. Hickman, Virginia
Schr LADY Antrim, Simmons Virginia.
Schr Arctic. Ogden, Georgetown DC.
Schr san Juan. Brockett, Baltimore,
Schr Southerner, Darling, Phladelphia for Boston.
Schr VIM II Jones, Lyons WILMINGTON. Del.
Schr Gen Peavey. Arm trong, Lubec.
Schr Princess Lowell, Boston.
Schr w X Gem, Abby. Boston.
Schr q II Northam Pelton, Portland CO.
Schr Sarah Maria, Underhl, Bridgeport. Ct
sailed.
Steamships America. Eagle, Lvingston, Moneka Aibe-
marie, and others
ps- FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING ISrELllGEScg
sEEANoTHEa PAGE
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Cousa-An descriptions were quiet but pricss
changed
FLoua AID CsAr-Recepss. esx7s bbls. -four. 800 bags
meal l2,4g7 bushels wheat tS sSl corn 1850
RE SIS DO malt and lssl DO barley. The -four market
ruled steady fo nearly All grades under continued fair
demand from the local trade and EXPORT but
from shippers checked scarcity Of freight
and sales OF low grades OF state made
rcducon OF iOc lsc other kinds remaining steady %
that our quotations show scarce any change Catorns
was quiet but steady. The sales about bills
For Southern -four the demand fair and prices were
-four moderately active and hr- bbls At 81
~ Torn meal was unchanged. sales 80 bbls city ~
e6 80. We qucte:-
kupsrnne State and 90 30
tttra state 10 70 10 ~
Ghs'ce do III 70 II