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PERsoNAL.--Wo were called upon to-day
by Mr.. +. widows, the agent and ambassa
dor extraordinary Of that prince Of imPrcs.
sarioy-Grau, ,-Grau who brought out Ris
tori to astonsh the Americans with her
liquid utteranccs and tragic tones, and who
is now carrying ON an ofenbachian war
against Strakosh in New York, which prom
ises to acclimatize the French opera boWe
on American soil. Mr.. widows is the
bearer of the welcome intelligence that we
are shortly to have the old troupe Of Leon
ard Grover, now under the dictatorship Of
Grau, with the old force, whose names have
become household words among music.lovers'
to perform some ofthe old operas. The operas
fixed upon. we belieyeare Martha, the Mag.
ic Flute, Faust and Fra Diayoo, the airs Of
which are dulcet with delightful memories
and gain sweetness by repetition.
Mr. widows informs US that Vieuxtemps,
the greatest of European violinlsts, is com
ing to this country again, next season. lie
has obtained the highest fame since he was
here ten years ago, and has been lately con-
certizing through Russia with Carlotta Patti,
Mr.. widows is to be his business manager
during his stay. 1t is creditable to VieuN'
temps discernment that he has secured SO
successful a manager as Mr.. widows.
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officers

CLARENCE II. CLARK, Philadelphia, PreIid't
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington, Vice Pres't.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance aud Executive
Committee.
EMERSON W. pEET, Phila., SeC'y and Ae-
tuary.
+. S TURNER, Washington, Assistant sec'y.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, NJ. d., Medical Director
J. EWING MEARS, NJ. D., Asst. Med. Di-
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The WHIsEEY RING, in violation Of all
law or decency, are illegally imprisoning
man named Sutiff in order to keep him from
testifying about their frands, before Commis
soner Hoyne, in Chicago. They arrested
hin illegally, imprisoned him illegally and
detain him illegally. To day the Magistrate
sent an order to Sheriff Peetz to release him,
as he had given bail, and Peetz refused to
release him. saying McLoguhlin totd himnot
to Eet him ont. Was the like ever heard Of?
A mere constable permits himself to be used
by ring of government swindlers,and holds
prisoner, against an order Of the court. 1t
is an outrage upon the personal rights of
the citizen which should be denounced by
everybody. And we much mistake the TEN.
per of the people and the courts if Peetz is
! not made to smart for this usurpation.
by the way,are the radical whiskey ring
| officers and editors who are attempting to
make political capital out Of Sutliif 5 vote
in Camden, aware that he voted the radical
ticket at that time? DO they know that the
vote they complain Of was radical vote? ?
| When the Rim charges that SutIif is "a
loud.mouthed Seymourite and leading man
4 in the democratic demonstration last Satur.
day" and that he is guilty Of perjury, We
are tempted to ask the above questions.-
| Also to ask if they are prosecuting him now
| because be is not radical?
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pnNn,s EXTRACT

Cures Burns, Bruises, Lamenesss
Soreness, Sore Throat, Sprainss
Toothache, Earache. Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Piles, Sore
Ewes. Doils, Stings, Bleeding of the
Tnngs, Nose, Stomach, or of Piles;
Corns, Ulcers, Old Sores. Price SO
cts. to S1.7S.
va These Remedies, except PONDS E&-
TRACT, by the case or single box, are sent to
any part of the country, by mail or express, free
of charge, on receipt of the price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HEMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.
Office and Depot, No. 562 BROADWAY Ne" YORK
DR.. HuMPHRErs Is cor ulted daily at bis omoe,
personally or by letter, as above for sH iot"s Vi
disease. ... .4;o;r..
always at -nr
.sas ROCK ISLAND.
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GENERAL AGENTS or THE COM
PAST.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC sPECITTCs

uAvBPROvED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
II experience, an entire success: Simple,
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
so simple that mistakes cannot DO made in us-
ing them; 80 harmless rs to be free from danger,
and so efficient as TO be always reliable. They
have raised the highest commendation from all,
and will always render satisfaction:
~ Giants
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| Cures Fevors Congestion, lnhammations...25
Worms, Worm Foyer, Worm Oolic...2o
CryinRiColi, or Teething Of lnfants"25
Diarrhna Of Children or Adults.."..2b
Dyscntery, Gripping, Bilious Colic...25
Cholera -MOrbus, Vomiting
&" Coughs, Colds, Bronohitis"..,....."..25
&" Neuralgia, ToothAche, Faoeache,.,...2b
. q" Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo.25
10 " Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomsch.......,.25
IL " Suppressed, or Painful PerOds......25
l2 " Whites, too Profuse Periods.
IS Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing. ...25
ii Salt Rheum, Eryspelas, Eruptions~25
10 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains".....25
IL Fever and Ague, Chill Fever Agues 80
II Piles blind or bleeding ......... ......... %
IB - Opthalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes...5O
10 &" CatprIh. ucuto or chronic, Influenza 30
20 Whooping Cough, violent coughs...50
81 Asthma, oppressed Breathing. ......... 90
~ " Ear Discharges, impaired hearing 30
% Scrofula, enlarged glands, swellings.5O
"a General Debility, physical weakness 30
d Dropsy, and scanty secretions .,.....'.oO
% Sea Sickness, sickness from riding 5U
27 Kidney Disease, Gravel. i........, ..,...'..oV
% Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
sions, involuntary Discharges l'UV
20 Sore Mouth, Canker........ ''.'.. '..'''.'.2U
30 Urinary Weakness, voting bed...'.5O
n u Painful periods with Spasms.".....5O
40 Il sufFerings at change Of life,.........LOO
"a " Epilepsy, spasms, st Nitus' Dancel'50
~ - Diphth0ria, liberated sore throst..."50
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FAMILY CASES.

of 80 to 70 large Vials, moroc-
co or rosewood case, contain"
ing a specific for every ordina.
rv disease q family is subject
to, and books of directions
From $40 to S35
Smaller Family and Travelling Cases,
with 20 to Is viRls...............,.trom 30 TO %
Specifies for all Private Diseases both
for Curing and forpreventive treat no a.
ment, in vas and pocket cases.,irem @I 10 90
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Oct8d3twlt
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GS~Any errors or omissions in any Of the
above notices will be corrected on information
being left at our editorial rooms
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poHlclOr IN foRTY-secoSD STREET.

Yesterday morning John p Bendon an ex-police-
man Of the Sixth precinct, living at No. 226 West
Forty-second street. appeared before Justice BOWL
ing and surrendered himself, stating that he had
caused the death OF man named Eagan, but with
out intending to do 3d. According to the prisoners
statement. on Monday night Eagan commenced
abusing his Bendons) family and also the family of
Mr.. Bennett, living In the same house, calling them
opprobrOus and offensive names Mrs. Bendon re-
mOnstrated with him, as also did her husband, the
accused, when the man Eagan came out to Bendon,
as alleged, with axe In his hand, but Bendon got
out OF the way and escaped harm. policeman
came along then and by his advice Eagan went
away but subsequently returned with the axe and
lay down In the street all night
Bendon says he arose early yesterday morning, as
he had to go to his work IN Brooklyn, and on leaving
his room met Eagan with knife In his right hand:
Bendon further says that he seized and kicked
Eagan, when he fell back and died.
AS soon as the fact became known every police
station in the city telegraphed TO be on the alert
for Bendon, while at the same time he was making
for the Tombs to surrender himself to the magistrate
with whom he is acquainted. Bendon was placed in
custody OF Captain Jourdan, Of the Sixth precinct
who took him to police headquarters The coroner
was notified, and an inquest will be held to-day.
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ne fcllowtg statement Of the atair:-rhis morning.
shortly AVER twelve O'Clock, while on his 0eek ne
heard t cry Of 'murdern on East Fourteenth street
DetwevL First avenue and avenue A, and saw three
men running through Fourteenth street tow srs
ave- iue A, and Q man pursuing them. Inc omcer
JOY ned In the pursoit and ran them Into na way OF
> house in Fourteenth street. from which they re-
treated up stsira Little caught one Of the men, cn
named Michael DAILY when the other TWO, james COT
man and Peter German, attempted 70 rescue MIN:
Pulling his prisoner out to the door Little raped
for assistance when ofcer Sims, 4 the Eighteenth
precinct, appeared and the other two ,pri-
soners were captured The man who had been
seen in pursuit Of the men proved to be John shan
ley, Of No. 4a7 East Thirteenth street. discharged
soldier, and when the capture Of his assaiants had
been effected he was found lying upon the street
bleeding profusely. DAILY was taken TO MN, when
the wounded man recognized him az the party who
had cut him, and the other prisoners as his accom-
plices He further stated that he was sitting In
door when attacked by the prisoners
Three hats which were admitted by the prisoners
to be their property found the scene Of the
assault.
The prisoners were arraigned yesterday morning
at the Jefferson Market Police Court, when Justice
Dodge committed them to await tine result OF Shan
ey's injuries. The Coroner was notified to hold an
ante mOrtem examination.
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~ The %Irsss Tor whes. the adverse character
FOR mrrs Would have PAID The sa%s price, Ta but
" 81 ss rs a. nsrs sc:
s a and Th non % n Is p cs Sss
s2 soa % The sales were oonaned 70 about sorooO
S s.ss .o q note ,0s ..s Of s' eds. s
pn last The So.s hs the ps Corn
81 Os prime Western mixed sGoat The sales were
sif9 & s% SS sua aS. 's AM nfs Il Tssd n
white Oats were quiet BAT steady with ,ales Of Jo bush
s 5 .s:. ]. sss rs. ID.
fRrremIs- market wa. quiet and rasss favored the
s;spgs There W.. e.. ne sasTSs
I'D and per steamer loo bills aour a 4. "a aud loo
rs TO Bristol, isc Ha susSss wSs sa''' SGs d
Il s ss s's Is sss a..
d. & rSs eSsa srs: %
" "e ie No. ps.essm to dpsc port n The s.
dres Dor, the Continent at L. Cd svssss, so tons,
lumber; Y;i s.lss e G $ .
a .sies bale. in Boston
Sgssr BAss were dull and nominal At 49, Ice
oe .ons sa. S S1s sS q sos se We
H. i!.ss: 4 Fs a. So; g.
';F As%;.;ss .ss E.. s: =; 'ss E y:
ds%snd sa. from all sources but prices
& sSS sa var srSP SSsssd at s'c 1855 do
poa Manila wss dull al lvsic.. gold. Jute $40 exc,
Har .n z fair rsaue. at soo &c. for ssIppinr and
Ises 20. 20 iot retail o,s. i -' : :" =
ss rs.l s ~.r. :.:. sS
ys ~ 90 uiengarnook par at S3s and l0O DO
=, "a - on private term American was duiet but arm
49, w ~. NO and $Ss eSs for No. The former IL
80 Wv IONS No aud 1000 DO gray forge I'd Ss6
III 90 ~ sc,lysi sales 700 tons arrive and FOR June
- .sus 'svery on private 81 tons old horne
AZ on s0a private price, Renned bar was steady Al
LsAIn.n-The make, for hemloct "a. IN .sov, an.
same condition a. last noticed, being modsratsv sev. :.
steady prices FOR oak the demand va ssodSrs,e ~
prevtvus prices Hemlook--Buen Avrrs hs.v. v =.
ss'''ne "a &c rs Is &c, nj 40, middle. @xo asc
90. 0rincco, &C, heavy, ae Csc do middle Ssc 70
go. do poor DO, c ai1cc, DO IN ne sn"r
sec oak saussr, heavy, Ssc do middle Az ~ e.
ale az DE- d. light 81 sic DO S'V h &c DO mid
soe &c; DO middle. $50 t2c, do ish ssc Dc ss
LgssrS .Esicrn spruce rb. arrival. am .oD,,,n.
ysws demanding ssi $2s ioao0 Zee, sod q, IN
Luis were unsettled but generally he'd a, $40,
Tor lump. sno -
LLEAr Ordinary foreign was dru at g. &C.. gold.
rn me market was pessaRy seti a. about ere.
AZ bp. The fses were 81 hhGSSlnba chye a; &c
hIs hricsf bbls Porto Rico "a private erius NJ
"A o,o,. se9saao nj nc, ant us o. Snes aa 81 hec
'' ~o',hus~,oc . $se- DO @. ~eo Vs. . tos.
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PROBABLE MurDfa.

Yesterday morning, shortly before one O'Clock,
James Slmniey, discharged soldier was attacked
by three rufnans while sitting on stoop on East
Fourteenth, street and cut In the throat ana thigh
The wounded man was conveyed ia Bellevue
Hospital. hut before going there he recognized the
prisoners az the parties who uade the attack. shan
ley had Just been paid OF and esserts that one Of the
PRISONERS, Nchss Bav. who ria eped hip. knew that
he hal reee ven The jnoheg.
piioer p.Ji.., Of -tpt ssh;eenh ogeclnct, makes
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Do nussov.eo refining so g., q DO Esssx - ~,
.sV ss ss 1ss 1 SS ;o e. r. marie.
spirits !uIpsntins w.s .s.in siins s..sl closing {. SC
81 rs II. ssss ss I:
No No. s, s s n g ri . No Sss, Ss pale y .ss
SaIs%Ein.:sS Y: ~ nsSs demand ana heavy; ..,~.
@ as s5
ss ~ though ss.s Se s
.n OIL aG @ snna su .s.
kscslps: 8 pseisss. and 50 key.
| "a s 4:
prime Prime mes: ~, :ss
Hss 81 SEQ
SSs sna DE- fierce h Sss e %
mPort.1cs pcss were W 8.m, na and
smoked DO, LOG, i5Ne;o pics ed hams. isns ~
osss 3d. s' as '' sss SS sales ss
sSs :s e. s
@ sGdsss @ kc to ts r a sa
terwih free receipts ara moderate demand he market
ssjss ss: and
in moderate export and home use Al ioc isSc.
f ss a sr1ss a5s ss ss mt
g ss.Ta!se 's's
ss within NTH sy gallon: tn! pa: on dsyss
demanded FOR standard White resIapuS 100 SsIs:
ex6bnyl activity. The 25OI bbls at
ss sS s s May at about &c., and late
p, aSsv Fl 81 sale of $50 empty
in m mod demand and ,ss
sae was Steady quote % 0A'0nnA 'A01sA
sUa1rThs market exhibited fair degree of
ssmTSssa ado hid. oYSs a. iIs' Us. also
srocs eSA Cuba, ac prime 70 choice do' .'
iSae centrifugal hhds and boxes lie lAe melado,
good grocery DO, 2c. l9c and prime to choice do lSc
Ia! ksanea was only S active and easier W.
white, l67sc !5sso, and yellow 10, lahc. q - &C
pended heard Of no sales prsvous Deer
we're in moderate demand At unaltercd prices Sales 9oO
s Goa. Tnmp Cruz and on % s
Buenos Ayres,, 600 4bc, currency. Paya, AAc.
Dee caraSS aS Vera Cruz &C. Central ae aG
46c San Juan 4Gc sisa 44c.; Ansosura 8hc. and
| sALT.-Ashtons fair demand, and being in small
supply hny held Other kinds Were quiet and In fair
81 ii 20 for ground ss Is for Prussan and bic s2sc
sEEDs-We heard OF no further sales of Calcutta nseed.
There demand OF moment for and prices
nominal.
sPRLTER.-siesian dull and nominal at sc. gold
soAP.Casle was quiet but generally held at 1lc l2c,
srEARINE.-Ihe demand moderate and prices
firm The sales $4,000 lbs, part at l9c. l9a4c
1900 i6s at Tac i2%c wan -'''''"'' '"''
ToGAoook Kentucky continued in fair demand and fun
17c Seed remained dull but In value The
were oo csses filters at &C. 6c 20 do state seed and SO
sales were 6o bales ~ 81 o13s Si H. We quote:-
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SAILS AZ AUCTION.

A UorIoN NOTICE. RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
Over l55 H Pos q sSsssn. Household Furniture.
Velvet srus' ss. sn inrsla 0.pss:; p,.,o,o,,.
Beautiful Paliof <nS Library !dsSSs SUITS aS, .'
Fine collection of on Paint Paintings % An A''A
::s .:s e se%s s =
az. s'i Lace
ss four P,Ior sus covered with The Tss s
;s1;s T:Ss:
svs Psn and
noa over 20 S rich psror works o. H
!: fs::: re-
lists rosewood and walnut sea:sssds. Bureaus wash
reps; Mirrors Curtsins Tea and tz.enson Tables, Buffet
% s g. sposs Rs
e.
and e Esh
AK sArHRsDoa'rSss 4 AgG,1Sf .isrh HOUSE
AUCTION SALE OF MAeSISioEATS !. AND ri Costly =
OF TIE sSI1 sssiSaaoH
d nS Psr0r Suit ps G
WITT s ys
Es
si ssiSPs: Sssss:
a sna IsaS crosGsy
Furniture Cooking Utensils &c Al the above are nearly new
SALE Buyers and dealers specially invited.
q; o.
Ninth avenue entire Household aud Kitchen Furniture
fables Tsaarsss: %s:Ss'sss.
Boosters, PheMs Sheets: sisassss' Soniessfs, SSse
erv.
Is, Bar and Restaurant Fine walnut Counters
large Range nearly superior BrtsnS. chasns Dishes
n @ n wnss sA Sos p
Brandies Scotch Whiskeys bourbon Apple brandy Gin,
& Catalogue esr a. S &C. osssssspe e
buyers specially invited. CAMPBELL JR., Salesman.
gAY g!ss nE,s- Ellis
ines Bottles Wines Liquors Cigars &C., together or posi-
lively in lots. Dealers invited
A UCTIoN sALE.-BY N. W. WILSON, ON wEDNEs-
Sdas at without % the
"A. Aactioneers and Con mlssion Merchants
win
Shoes Dry Good. Carpet %slps Yarns. Farnitas
n di Ss~s
CAMPBELL CO.. Aycr1oNEERs, WILL SELL
"A. Thursday entire Stock and Fixtures Of splendid
corner Grocery leading avenue bargain to be had
bought before day Of SALE Auctoneers once $50 Bowey
uoTIoN NorIcE-T B. BLEEcKER 4 soHooLEY
anstonsers and real estate agents Is Pine street, New
York. Real Estate Stocks Bonds &C., at auction and p
vae sale Especial attention paid to sales OF Furniture
private dwellings.
A UCTIoN SALE OF FURNITURE-BY COLE 4
~ MURPHY, at B51 Fulton street, Brooklyn, on Wednes
day. Nay 81 at i0X O'Clock, black walnut Paror Cham.
Der Suits, Carpets, Bedding Wasands Bureaus Chairs
general Household Furniture Silver Plated
A DJOURNED SALE OF PROPERTY OPPOSITE DAN
n rel Drew College, at Madison will take place Saturday
next at 10 A. NJ For particulars address Is. HOLLAND,
Madison, III.
AT AUCT1OH-TEIs DAY. AT II O'CLOCK, THE
IA Stock, Fixtures and Lease OF the well known Liquor
Store A East street. market foot OF Delaney
sses. Rare chance for parties wishing purchase such
store MAX BAlERSDORFER, Auetionser.
A UCTION NOTICE.-ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AT
"A lryngon N j. auction this day, May a. at ~ o'clock,
nj Exchange sacsroom Ill Broadway, n. Y Italian villa
STYLE Eve highly cultivated, four ad inng
from Newark TO door,
T. B. BLEEOKER L sCHooLEY, Auctioneers,
Is Pine street.
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COOPERATING demand Tor inBot was moderately active
former PRICES Sales bs at 2Sc for baltimore and
August at 2ic, and $1,000 Portage Lake for July at 24c
CASDL continued quiet but steady at BIC &c. for
manne IA ounce 4hc for and bJc 5ec for patent
CoFrEE.-The market tor Rio dull but quite steady
We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes, s1c 94c; fab, l0c
l0sc good I1Ac. alHc; prime, ls4c. 2c-a gold. In
bags Rio offered auction to-day nearly all
withdrawn only 3a6 bags disposed OF At 20@c.
AeEc., currency Other descriptions were quiet. We
quote Maracaibo Ice &c., Laguayra 16c l7c 81 Domingo
gec and java Ssc ac all gold duty paid Msssr s Gu.
New York. lle2l7 bags; Baltimore 6A641 New Orleans
1904, ana other kinds In New York Sd, 00s bags.
CEMEST.-kosendale was steady 1t al 75 per Dbl.
DRUGS AND DYES were quiet. The sales 175 tons
sa soda ut 1876, godwhich 10 lower; $50 do soda ash Ut
26lsc 2S dos 100 casks bleaching powders, part at <c
causc soda at &c. 6c gold; 1oOo kegs bcarb soda,
part at 4c. &c, do ~ casks Dutch madden at
lc do coo lbs. refined argos and % casks
tSA TO arrive, for private terms.
Flour AND GRAIN-Recepts s. OIL bbls four g do
The market remained duh and heavy for the low grades OF
Western and State four and though there scarcely
enough doing to make market establish reliable
TONS yet the greater OF the business done
cesslon Of from l0c TO 2Qc and greater reduction
would not have induced much II any demand. The
confined TO the wants OF the local trade. Choice nour
still hrm and though very little done the
sales s fu! prices California nour remained dun
nominal at quotations some retail lots of choice
placed GA but 5lS 70 is almost high quote The
rles about 5000 bbs The demand Tor Southern
continued very light but with limited supp
holders were enabled TO realize fun prices The sales
about 40 Dbs At quotations. Rye -four was quiet bat
Arm with sales of bile Corn meal With sales
OF eco bbis Caioric at IS ~. We quote:-.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY May 96-6 =. ~.
BEEswAx remained quiet, but firm, at 4sc. a b0c.
CoTToN.-Thc market depressed and irregular and
some sales were made at &c lower prices We make
alterations In quotations. however. The demand
active the sales being Ug bales including ISL spin
inn ondk n nfofto Wa
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is the report Of transfers since the
previous statement
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the demand for Gun wen very limited. and 81 the
close bankers Cans on England a. sixty days were
quoted at l1Q . llox; ct three days, 1loH 11ox;
commercial biils, looK ITO; bills on Paris at sixty
days, ajax q S.l2H.
The receipts for customs ana the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the subTreasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been vs.
follows
Custom House. ---Suo 7Tfdsnft. ,,c,,css
Receipts. Receipts. Puynsents ne TX az. 20
May 25 $lSs e04 4S035496 $9s2Sssl so 900 sso
May 49,. l8s'O00 I,6sb6es l,2so,sse ol'1Ss'o's
The value Of exports exclusive Of specie) rom
New York to foreign ports for the week endng TO-
day amounted to ss6oT,52l, against sAcao'7si the
week previous.
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TIN.-Pig continued dull and kinds rather
heavy We heard Of sales of moment We quote Straits
a. &C., gold; Banca, 9c do, and English 24Sc., do
Plates quiet sales OO boxes O. coke ana 800 do C.
charcoal on private terms.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 bbls. The market dull and
nominal at 25c. Boo. for lots In bond
WooIThere but little demand for fleece, and prices OF
all but heow and medium grades heavy and declining
For pulled the inquiry continues limited, and still
heavy In California moderate business doing at about
The prices previously current Texas IL sought after
and without particular change In value. The market
fol eisn remains dull. The sales 5000 lbs. fleece
a. 65c., including Xxx Ohio at Soc, do 5Oc,
and Nd do at 47ec heavy 42ec. Shearngs7 sou lbs.
Kentucky comoing and !. bags combing pulled private
TERMS 2Q0 lbs picklock at '0c also 5O0O lbs pulled
ae for No. and 4ssac 4sc for super and extra; 800
3c-chey fall clip at 26c &c. OF foreign the sales
~ bales Cape and 20 do Cordoya private terms.
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A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture at private saeAll the Furniture contained
In the five story brown house A West Sixteenth street.
between Fifth and sixth Drawing Room
$75 rosewood Pisnoorte cost $780, for $500 Etagercs
Bookcase Paintings Bronzes Clocks Mirrors Carpets
Silver Ware Cutlery Linen Bureaus Bedseas wsrdrobes
Mattresses Bedding, Lounges Chairs. the orici,
The furniture ia use iess than Ave months
and II In perfect order.
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A IMMENSE LIBRARY.
"A BY LEAyIrT, STREBEIGH 4 co.
Clinton Hall Book Saesrooms and Art Galleries. Aston place.
MONDAY, May 25 and following days, at 4oclock p. NJ.
THE MAGNIFICENT PRIVATE

THE MAuNlFICENT PKIvATE LIBRARY
the and elegant collections Of
ed 10 the public The Library Is particularly rich In early
Manuscripts finely Illuminated Missals and printed
Books afso large collection Of modern Books ncud
ing valuable assortment of Illustrated Works fine
editions OF Standard Works, &C. Books of each days sale
n view morning Of the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-27

TOSEPH HEGEMAN CO.-THURSDAY, MAY %, AT
loH Nj at b53 Columbia street. corner Summit South
Brooklyn the Stock and Fixtures of Grocery Sore Teas
Sugars Soap &C. Also excellent sorre Horle sound and
kind old 1871 hands two seat family Carriage good
Grocery WAGON. U2rness. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-27

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER,
(J Salesrooms l0i Liberty street,
Will auction this day at 109 O'clock, general assort
men of Bedroom Paror, Library and Dining Room Furni
ture, and separate LOTS Lounges Easy Chairs
Centre Tables ONCE Desks Tables Bookcases Clocks,
Bronzes Vases Silver Plated Ware Cutlery Chandeliers, &C.
Tomorrow Greenhouse and bedding out Plants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-27

~ VAN wINKLE, AUCTIONEER. TWO HOUSES AND
". Lots for sale The above property situated
in Lodi Church street and unSn sSars viii &c sold
plenty fruit property For further particn
lars apply to ANTOINE EHMANN JOHN FISHER,
Grocer at Lodi.