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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CURT.
The Steamship Alba mbra and Schooner Won.
der Collision Case.
Before Judge Blatchiord.
DECISION,


DECISION
David ktnney and Others pG The Steamship Ahdn,brd-
Judge Blatchford yesterday rendered decree In this
case, libel which involved distinct suits by
parties injured in q collision which took place about hy
miles of Cape Hateras between the steamship Aham-
bra and tho schooner Wonder, on the 26tn OF june,
1895, by which tho sunk aud totally lost.
the master and part owner, John Smith, and two pas
sengers killed. and the mate so badly injured that no
Afterwards died In hospital IL alleged he part of
the schooner that the collision occurred by the aut OF the
steamer taking proper steps in time 10 AVOID IT,
The steamer claimed that tho collision occurred BY the
iauit OF the in changing her The acs
we're In dispute on all points lhe Judge held that the
change in tue Schooner course long enough before
tho collision 10 relieve IL of taut; tho steamer vas
clearly wrong In stxrboadng and not porting and In not
stopping until she actually struck the schooner The
Judge decided that there be decree holding the
sieR4ner liable for the collision ana Tor the damages
caused by IL this and in the other ak suits peud
against the steamer with reference TO asce tain
and report the damages. Beebe. Dean and Donohuo
for the hbeants Benedict and Benedict for the claim
ants.
The sherry Vino Case.
A, the opening OF The court yesterday morning the
case OF The United States 209 Quarter Casks of
Sherry resumed. Counsel for tue government COM
menced by reading correspondence which passed be
tween Lacare Echicopar, OF ,adz, and Galway
Casado OF this city, the consignment and reccp OF
this This correspondence extended over the IN
terva from the 18th OF October ls65, 10 thv Stn OF
August 1885, Counsel then put ia evidence tive invoices
of wine Consigned by the same party Cadz TO Alr.
Mills OF New York, prove that the quality and value
Of this Identical with tue quay aud value OF
the wine under seizure The reading of those docu-
nens produced some loyal discussion, but they
ultimately. received by the and marked in
dence The proceedings the still confined TO
documentary evidence,
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EUR R o P E.
Chevaller Wikcf on the French Press
Law and the Mission Of the Press.
The Malo Population OF France
Called TO Arms.
THE CANLIsT REVOLUTION IN SPAIN

The German mall steamship Hansa, Captain oern-
1orp, which left Bremen on the 0th and southampton
"a the Huh OF February arrived of this port on Sunday
nighl and maae dock ~ an carly hour yesterday
morning The Hsnsa delivered mall report in detail
sr our cable dispatches dated to her day Of sailing
England.
4 The North German Loyd's have in course OF con-
ntructiou NO less than i've first class
khein, Main, Donau, Baltimore and Berlin. The first
shrss are intended for their mail service between
Southampton and Nss York, and the two others for
their line from Southampton 70 Baltimore.
The Committee pf the First swsiish Chamber has do.
cdsd by eight votes ssven In favor Of the abolition
ef capital punsnm, Mt.
Tue new Ministry Of Greece appears to be Cabinet OF
compromise, the two parties around which tho polt
cal men Of the country gravitae equally represented
IN it.
The Servian Journal Zusapd says:-"Mlthad Pacha,
Governor OF Bulgaria has just received from the insur
gents OF that province letter bidding him welcome and
modifying 10 due form . declaration Of and the
sDesdy opening OF hostlIea
The Nsdrid GIsete announces that the ports OF the
empire of Morocco injected
Tho viceroy Of Egypt imprisoned . number Of Tuns-
IAN officers suspected Of being partsans OF hustspha
1azyL
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SPAIN.
The Carlist Rcvolu,ion-lis symptoms and
Aim.

The Cariist Rcvclu,ion-lis sympton,s and
Aim.
The Telegraph OF Graz tLowsr Austra publishes tho
foio~ius respecting the CsrAs, revolution spain the
accomplishment OF which TO certain extent has bcep
already reported by special csbs telegram in the
HEnaLD.
the 7eieordph ssys:liany Journals, Belgian, English
kc apeak OF Q probable Csrst insurrcction In Spain
that 10 say, In favor OF Don carlos, eldest aon or
Don Juan dc Bourpon. lhe belief In this grave
announcement 10 stcadiiy ncres,ing on account
of tho sctuai state OF tue country and tho great
influence OF the Carlist party, which represents
al the ssne time Catholic and legitimist prncl-
pies 10 all their integrity. The motto "God,
Country, King will always rally TO u Castian beara
Don Carlos restore Spain to It's former great
mesa and no rely upon generals Of the highest ca
pacty aud upon eminent in oil classes Of society.
Young, educated adversely and passonately loving
his country he desres to ber again become great
and prosperous ss in The best periods OF her history;
and lie faith Ia God, In his owp right and In the
Spanish natlcn.
Tns Lni the iegitmist journal OF Paris, adds that
lie 6wn lniofms'ion snso'es " 70 oouafm we sVo's
statem
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouaJ-lH BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions Filed Yesterday.
Warren J. Wilson, Sing Sing, Westminster county.
Referred to Register Close.
George n. Mott. Sing sing, Westchester county. Re-
ferred TO Register Close.
Richard Davies, New York city. Referred to Register
Williams
Fitch.
Hyram b whs,heren, Now York city. Referred TO
Register Dayton.
einson Gaas, New York city. Referred to Register
Ketchum.
Jonn N: Berrlam and Cornelius A. Berriam, New York
city. Referred TO Register Ftch.
David w. Perce Poushkeepsie. Referred to Register
Bealo.
Edward j. Kilbourne, New York city. Referred to
Register Day ton.
benjamin Franklin, New York city. Referred 10
Register Allen.
Ebeaezer II. Bslch, New York city. Referred to
Reuistor Dwight
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couar.
Notice to Jurors.
Before Judge Smallsy.


Before Judge Smallsy.
A. the opening Of tho Court this morning Judge
smalsy directed the jury panel for the February term
TO bs called over, whom an unusually large number OF
the jurors summoned In attendance and answered
10 their names Judge Smaiey directed the Clerk
to that In consequen the Of the
commenced Thursday last Hutton va ex Collector
week. the jurors eummoned for the February term are
discharged from further attendance Till Monday morn
next, ~ eleven o'clock when will be again
Qai, ed IN court The Clerk made the announcemen
as directed when an immediate exodus the court
took place. eavng TO The quiet OF the proceed ngs
In an unusually unnteresting though very importan
case.
The Hutt0n.ScheIl Case.
The OF Benjamin T. Hutton Augustus schei late
collector OF the port of New York. then resumed.
H. Simon Towle counsel for the defence, stated the
he would now direct his attention to The rates
OF commission charged In the markets OF Continental
Europe and Great Britain the claimants In this
saying that the charged against them by the ap-
prasers In the Custom House excess Of the proper
rates charged in the markets number OF witnesses
were briefly examined this point. which, with the
discussion Of points Of Law between COUNSEL occupied
the whole OF the session. Judge smailey. while ANXIOUS
TO give tho fullest LATITUDE TO counsel and admit ing
mass OF testimony which might not be considered as
strictly bearing on the case is prompt In checking
course OF examination that taxes too wide The
court desires that whatever result be had this
tral shall settle not only the points at issue therein but
many kindred cases depending upon it. Counsel for the
government. Mr. Towle; Tor the Claimants Mr. f. Dea-
Held Smith, sx-unned 6aIes District Attorney. and
Alfred Douglass Jr.
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afnrnsd, with costs Opinion BY Judge Barnard, pr.

amrmed, with costs Opinion BY Judge Barnard, pre-
siding.
Argued at January Term.
George G. keaeAam va Robert L. Pel-Judsmsns r.
vsrssd and case referred back 10 referee and new trial
ordered.
Emerson o. Boob q aL-Judgmsut affirmed, with
costs Opinion BY Judge Ingraham.
Georgs Douglass %. Robert ~ Wood,Oorth et I-order
reverssd and order made as stated in opinion
Ols NJ Cut er a. Joa6 Lawrence Order modified ss
stated In opinion.
James Biosr .. willia~ B. Din,mors, Presidw, De-
Verdict etSsde and new trial ordered; abide
event. Opinion by Judge Inaraham.
Albert y. rit.hard %. The Ran Of cIlyornir
james Fish %. The Same.-Orders affirmed with costs
Arcaibald A. Aler on et ol va n. Z. Martin.-order
reversed, with $40 costs Opinion by Judge sutnellnd
pany o Eeo Gsvssd m and nsw t9
granted; cosls 70 abide event. Opinion ny Judge Sulh
orlaud.
Charles Lulino ps The Atlantic Mutual Insurarce M
p1ny-Judgment reversed aud now trial ordered costs
to ablde event. Opinion BY Judge Sutherland
Ernest f. ed er cs John Kelp. Shsrif, dc-Ordsr re-
versed, with $40 costs Opinion BY Judge Sutherland
Marcus Bird us Hdymdn ct al - Order affirmed, with
$40 costs Opinion by Judge Barnard presiding Judge
C'aamplaia j. Bo,cen ct al U.s. Nelson Chase ct al
Appeal dismissed, with leave to defendant to renew the
be deemed necessary. Opinion by Judge Sutherland
George French It al vs. W,tidns H. Dinsmorc q at.-
Order affirmed, with $40 COSTS
Mendenaan Kank Judgment reversed New
trlsl ordered. Costs to abide event.
Ine UnioH Bank u.s. The Mdy1.-Judgment anirmed,
with costs 0pnion.by Judge Barnard.
IN re 81. John OI CSmpany-Appeal dismissed, with
$40 costs.
Inrs John W. Lecia-To vacate assessment for paving
West street. Order affirmed Opinion by Judge In-
granam
Bodies, Receivsy dc a. DUFF and Ohers- Order veri-
fed SO as to require the receiver Dun 10 give bond
for 100000 with sure,es Ii not approved and died
within twenty days painun may move for another ro
ceiver. Costs abide event.
-uolrd Bensent 6: al vs The Plaitduyg and ~ nreal
Railroad Company-Order affirmed, with CO u. Opinion
by Judge Ingrahan.
Fd,niers' Loan and Insurance Company Harmony
Fare Insurance Comp Judgment affirmed with costs.
Opinion by Judge Ineraham.
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COURT OF COMMON pleAs-spEclAL TERM.
Decisions.
yudgs Brady rendered judgments in tho FOLLOW

Decisions.
Judge Brady rendered judgments in tho following
cases.
CdhH Us. Carey Motion denied, the undertaking for
costs having been fled and appearing that the caus
is ON the calendar and tho complaint sworn 20; $40
COSTS To the defendant, however, 10 ABIDE event
LdcteYmeyer DickeL-Moton MED, with $40
costs, aud defendant ordered 10 appear.
OtOnaetL rom oy-Motion denied, but without
prejudico 10 renew on further taos.
q. cssy Eietns-Motion graniei, bat without costs
to either party.
ManhGttaa Bras and Manufacturing Company p.
Uaien Biaidng Company-Molon granted condition
ally.
Aio,oav vs MARYLAND Motion granted and cause
forred 20 Mr. Nash.
Department .Surrey and Inspection Of BaiidiRgs p.
Simpson granted.
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CQu1I CALtEDAR-IHlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAnBERs Nos l6i, l72, lS1, 1S2,
2l3 24S, 252 264
SUrgEaE COURT -CRcUrr 3.-Nos. 49, 400, l34
no. COS, SS3, l0S 900 25s l0a, II, 7l3 500, 73S =,
lVe G52, 1890 4S4, 1905. 1895.
COMMON PLeAs.--Part 2-Equity.--Nos. 43. 81, 3D.
63, 7s So So 81 93. o. 95, %, 100, III, i2i 1912
l25, 120 12s, lS3 1874 l36, 1877 loS. lao, lal, AZ
IA, las. 48 l47 $50. l64. ia i25, lSl, l57, lSo,
159, l60, l6l, 162 1873, l65, l66.
MARI CouRr-rRIA TEkx.-Nos- 3O5. a07, 3os,
3lO $40, 3l4, 3i7, $40. 323. 32, 1916, 326. 33 1888
334 a35, 339 $40, S42. a5l. S52, 3a3. 30i 3ss 1872
870 37l, so, 377, $780,
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RUSSIA,


War Preparations and Needle Gnns-Cathoiic
Conversions TO the Greek Church.
The Bankers Ga,ts Of Ct Petersburg announces that
in tho great ms factory Of Toula great activity pre-
vals Tho establishment has already prepared fifteen
thousand needle guns and hopes are enisrtauod that
ono hundred thousand will be furnished before the end
OF tho year These muskes leave nothing TO be desired
sold lor can Ore seventeen shots minute " the car
trdees are placed on table beside him, aud nine wbsn
he mas 20 take .bem from his cartouchc boz.
The Inuistds hassc sistos that IN the town OF Dou
brawa goysrnment Of. Hinsk two thousand Catholics
with their cure, named Kahko, havo become conversd
TO no Greek Russian religion. In the town Of Jss,aw
sane district the former Catholic church 10 about 10
ss sosmnly slrsssd and converted " the purposes Of
he creek rite
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COURT 0f OYER AND IERM.NiR.

Plea Of Murder In the second Degree.
Before Judge Ingraham-
William o 'Bricn. who indc.cd for murder in the
first degree, charged with having killed a man named
Lawrence Mulin the 2Sth OF January last at the
of Broad and Beaver streets, entered plea OF guilty
OF murder tho second degree, ~hicn accepted,
and sen lencs do. erred until Friday next.
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The uanoverian Refugees.

IFlom Ia france tof ParlsI Fob. ~
For somo time past foreign Journals lave beea speak
ing o. tho ARRIVAL IN France OF number oil sJldiers
wnon they call the Hanoverlan legion. The fact is
that a certain number of soldiers Hanover mad
taken refuge IN holland Their stay there having
called fortu soms protes they went TO Switzerland,
whore tney have remained for year. without provoking
any eusceptiuiItes, wnen, ell VI sudden. foreign
inlueuce maao itsef felt, sud led ,he Federal Council
TO send away Under tne.e circum stances
they arrived stra.ourg. whence tho ocsrB have been
Boug ges and tue private scers distributed
throughout the villages oil the Cnanilag district.
That all that has occurred
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UNITED STATES MAsSHAL's OFFICE.
The Stramship NIonicn.

The StrRmisIIip WOntcn.
TIE steamship Monica, plyag between this port and
Charleston yesterday seized by the Marshal Of the
Un,ed states for the Southern distc, OF New York.
an alleged violation OF the Tut rnai Revenue aw.
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the Minister OF Justice that the Jurisdiction Of the Jury
q sound Way cf thnk,nS. From i7ss every political
man has demanded this guaranee n the interests OF the
FRESHNESS Of Franco IHser bear from the Lsfsl The
but return TO grand national traditions dating back 70
the thirteenth century. nor considered DANGER
as tho honorable Minister has alleged the peril 70 The
monarchy arose frQM giving authority TO- the CorIec
,i0na polca Altsf ali. the press. whch is SO much
an explosion dangerous to the government ZAP
pause from the Lef.l ! also deny the q; =:
July regretted having established the jury In
press offences The greatest enemy Of tia regime sca,
sra aas aas .'s ~ e "a, r @s smprs
not have bsen erected-Me empire Dhch commenced BY
.tlctng from w all our ibcrtes Strong denial mur-
ans mrs from great number OF osnchss cries ofoer'
The PEsDksr-I allow either the substance or
the form OF that statement to pass tHsar, heaLD
n. JULES FAvRs-I am ready TO withdraw the word
renoune it
Several MExBxRs-You are right In doing 90.
N. JULES FAvRs-Not for the substance; only as to
the form OF my idea. Fresh exclamationa) Because
circumstances which nd ourselves IN this debate
Is proof of II. The Minister reproaches US with not
being satisfied BY the measure Of Justice and liberty
OF France into his keeping TO grant or wthholdr The
historical argument on this question Is however OF less
weight than that founded upon principles; and CON-
mon sense nstructs W that in cstions SO delicate.
and which excite slscepsioities as those as
Ing out Of conflict OF opinions ordinary citizens are bet
ter able TO decide than learned judges C1rtainy.
would allow private offences 10 be tried BY judge; but
n cases in which the government is the prosecutor no;
because influence may be brought TO bear upon MIN.
The common law jurisdiction IL that Of .he jury; the
exceptional that Of the judge. (Rec, ,amaIons) All
ask Is that offences Of opinion should be submitted to
the same tribunal which decides disputes involving pro-
perty. Hear. ar.) Let be worthy Of tore.
fathers. aud whom the question IL protect the liberty
OF thought let not abandon the guarantees soa'ch ap-
peared @ them q be primary IN their CHARACTER Warns
applause from the left. and cries Of "Divds divide
rho Chamber then divided on tho amendment SO far
Is II referred 10 the submission Of press offences 10
it 1879. The amendment therefore declared ~
be taken into consideration.
The discussion was again adjourned to Monday
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win pardon an American Journalist for narrasing what
he has witnessed in his own country.
[p The editor Of the Consiultionns' appsnds note
here 70 the eject the writer might without any
aeesrason have calculated a hundred and ny the
number OF journals suppressed durlHg the American
WAr1
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NOTICE TO DISTRICT CASvAsssas.

In BoAap or srrvwvsovsl
Oct n, ls5s. I
The following resolution relative 10 tho sovem
JOSEPH H. YOUNG, Clerk.
Resolved That the county OF New YORK be aud hereby
follows
Frst district composed OF the First Second Third and
Second d,sirc composed the roarh and sixth wards
Third DISTRICT composed OF the Seventh and Thirteenth
Fourth district, composed OF The Tenth and Fourteenth
FIFTH district composed OF the Eleventh and sevcn,ecn,h
wards.
s,,e district, composed o. u. Eighth and Ninth wards
Seventh district, composed ~ the fineep,h ward.
Eighth district, composed OF the sixteenth ware.
Ninth d,sitc composed Of Tho Eighteenth ara rweny'
Tenth district composed Twentieth and Twen'y-scc-
ord wards
Eleventh district composed OF the Twelfth ward.
and shat the tbsan board OF Canvssse OF the
several election districts each district shall return
nj the general held November, and deliver
the same 10 the Supervisor who herein designated Tor 70
The Following named Supervisors hereby designated 70
receive the original inrus from The Csnvssse OF Tue said
return dstriris respectively, as f0liows;- . .
first dsrct-supervisor Henry smhh, ~ new CouU
second dsicsupsrvsor Walter Roche, at No. GA Pearl
sreet -
third district Supervisor William NJ Tweei, al No. ls7
Henry street.
Fourth dis,rict James Hayes Mt No. sS Elm
street. -
Fih dist lot Supervisor oerson N. Hermann, at No s7
Sixth dssct- Supervisor Andrew Bleakey, al New Court
House. ....
seventh dsct-supcrvisor Blunt nj No. lib Ninth
nth Sheridan shook at No 243 West
MINI dis,nc, Supervisor Audress wnlmann, al No. 2c7
Tenth dsuict-Superylsor John Brce, at No. 4s2 West
TbF .ythiri street =.
Eleventh disiric-superysof smiih Ely, Jr, at No os
Twelfh district Supervisor Jotn Fox, a. New Court
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RESTAURANTS.

nowNIrG,s oYsTERs-CUsToM HOUSE, ENTRANCE
- William street. near Wall street He can give you an
lies in any part city cities His fried and
picked oysters expectation 70 any part Of the world can
be surpassed He 10 furnishing banks comps
MES, day evening parties, with confectionery maso'
loan &C., &c.
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ATh MEETING OF THE TWELFTH ASSEMBLY Dis
n ct Convention the Democratic tnion organization,
hrd ~ $50 ihir street, Saturday evening" Octo,er soc
Mr. Henry Wonan received the ulanimcus nomina,on TOT
AssemDiy MICHAEL MURRAY,
n. q. SAmupta gerrrtarv. Chairman.
ELECfloN TICKETS "a CENTS PER 10 POSTERS,
~ Pastors, Cards. Crcuars and all kinds Political Print
ins equally cheap. II. u. TURNER co., ~ Ann street.
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FIN avenue.
TWENTIETH WARD.
SEc III The Twentieth Wara shall divided into twenty
nine election districts the extent and limits OF which
Toe firs ,ee.ion District Of the rweatie.h Ward shall
Tecn. Tenth Twenty
The Sc Election District OF TIE Twentieth Ward shah
conisin that % III, city bounded by lying
stree, Tenth Fonue, Tnirtecond and
fbe Third Elcccr District OF tho Twentieth Ward shah
Iny second street.. Tenth avenue, Thirty
The Fourth Election pis'rc, o. Tive IN Ward shah
e Sy se aaa " ma
The finh Election District of the Twentieth Ward shall
part Of the city bounded BY and lying within
Thyeish,h street, Ninth for,sth Tenth
avenue.
The sixth Election District Of tho Twentieth Ward shall
Thirty street, Ninth avenue Thirty street and
contain par o. ciy bounded by ami wing within
Thiry-fourh street, Ninth avenue, Trysish
Eighth Election Di-,r,c, Of twentieth ward shah
Thirty street, Ninth avenue Tnry fourth street,
The Ninth Election psc, of Twentieth Ward shah
s "a ns . s oooqhfa e aaa lying within
rho Terlh Election Dsrc, OF the Twentieth Ward shah
Twenty eighth street. Ninth avenue street and
the Eleventh Eleeton District Of the Twentieth Ward shah
contain AL that part 81 the city bounded yiug within
Iwenysix.h street, Ninth Avenue street and
The Twen Election DIs,ric, Of the Twentieth ward shall
contain al that part Of Che city bounded by and lying within
Ninth avenue.
The Thirteenth Election District ~ the Twentl.,h Ward
shall contain all that part OF the city bounded by aad lying
within Iwentyegnn street. eighth avenue Thirl,cn street
ard Ninth avenuc
The foultcen.h Election District Of tho Twentieth Ward
fha contain all that the bounded by and lying
whin lhrieh street, Eighth ayenue Thrysecond street
and Ninth
fhe Fifteenth Election Dsric, OF the Twentieth wari shall
contain all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
hfysecond street, Eighth avenue, Thirty street and
MIMI ayeaue.
The sixteenth Election District OF Twentieth Ward shah
ali that the bounded lying within
Thnhnh street, Eshtb avenue, Thirty seventh street. aud
hnih
me seysnteenh Election District OF the Twentieth Ward
shah all that par Of the ely bounded by ylns
within Thirty seventh street, Lshth avenue, Fonch street.
an Ninth avenue.
The I,1h,ecntb Election District 81 the Twentieth Ward
cha contain AL that part ~ tue city bounded by and lying
within Foch street, seventh avenue, Thirty sixth street and
Eighth tvenue.
The Nineteenth Election District Of the Twentieth Ward
thn Contt,n all that the city bounded and lying
within hi vssth street, seventh avenue, Thry-fcurh
street and Eighth avenue.
The twentieth Election District OF the Twentieth Ward
shall contain all that part OF tho city ~ lying
within Thirty fourth street. seventh avenue Tbiriysecond
street and ~ .hth avenue.
The fwectyGrst Election District Twentieth ward
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-24
Cleveland luurket-Aprtl ee.

FLOUR-XX red $13 5O@14; Xxx white
$l4 50@l5 90; Xxx spring Sl1 50@l2. For
standard country brands Xxx red, the range
is $l2 5O@l3 90; Xxx spring $40 75@1l Is.
WHEAT-Market dull hut firm. The
only reported sale to-day was car No. 1
red winter at So 63 from store. gI
CORN-Quiet, without decided change.
Sale of 1000 bushels No. / shelled at 96c
from store. ats
OATS-The market is inactive. No. / is
held nominally at 75c from store.
RYE-The market is bare. .,r
BARLEY-None offering.
PORK-$l 90 higher except for prime
mess, and firm but quiet. No. mess at
S27 90; No. 2 do $27 90; prime do s25 90;
clear $50 90. MS ads -.,s..aA
LARD-Advanced 11Sc, with a fair de-
mand. Sales 1000 lbs. city rendered at 49,
@l9c, in tierces and firkins. eA
SMOKED MEATS-Trade demand fair,
and prices unchanged. Sugar cured hams
at Zoe, canvassed; l9c tor uncanvassed; dried
beef at zoe.
MESS BEEF-Quiet and steady at S1S 90
for No. l; $50 90 Tor extra. -Tsf Yfi1
BUTTER-Steadv but dull at 43@45c for
choice Western Reserve roll. ,.-.-f'
CHEESE-Firm for choice at 16@161ac
for good to prime. 1''r ~
EGGS-Steady at 22@23c. esars
PETROLEUM-Crude is in fair move
ment and firm at SO So. Refined in bond
is in considerable inquiry and firm ut 20@
2lc.' Free in moderate request at 81 1890
in large and small lots. - d5.a ID 4
OILS-Linseed is steady at 81 1901 20
for raw; 81 23@1 25 for boiled. Lard firm;
extra w. s., 81 40; No l 81 40; No. 81 40.