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New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
SEIZURE OF ILLICIT DisTIlLa iiEs IN BROOKLYN.
The Fifth Ward of Brook N, especially that


portion of it commonly known as iristown has long
been nooriousy infested ii distilcres, and
efforts hitherto made for their supp resson have proved
successful The inhabitants o. hs i1eclahe region are
them from their native land Their traditional
siens the officers OF the Int eTnal Revenue, in
the discharge of their duties in ms nelghborhood,
ys seSS Ssny ru sea arc SoaS ." S
Third District in whose iurisiic'inn s region is In.
clGded. has made some efforts TO nsh up this Illegal
business ON Thursday last, body ~ men under the
charge OF Deputy Collector Newtot proceeded 70 ihe
premises No 10 furnaust osieDsiDS Sareh0sc. S,s:
under this Colunba ST. hill Breaking open The door they
discovered large stlia III iai Va 1s on ne ntst door.
half barrels u whisky, 3.oOo gala.ls of molasses
OF empty hogsneads The furnace was destroyed, and
the st aud daler articles enEflrd away. The capacity
the cost Of materials aud labor at % cents e gaon and
the market OF whisky NJ " rs pr gallon this estab.
per week. and defrauded the Government out o, O1
daily crowd of men. chiefly irish aboreIs surrounrd
greeted the officers with yeiis taunis. aad oppro-
6rious names but did not attempt any in
proceeded TO yard and building adjoining the PARK
Oyster House" kept by Patrick Brennan Ia Nassau near
door OF the oyster hons and a. the oesIs aprosehed
shook their fists in their faces and shoged to them 10
ises and found u wooden stin bosshend Of molssss
which We're seized. AtSo aOl Hndscnsve series q
connected wooden sheds, which were next visited the
eyidenees Of business Yesterday morning Operations
were resumed by q partv under the charge OF Deputy
Co.ctor Egan Their attention first directed 70 the
premises No AZ Iittles. adjoining Matthew smiths ds
flIery No evidences OF Illicit dlstllAOn found
although thorough search Of the premises made
While this was IN progress, large crowd Of and
boys had collected Ia the street aud nsasd the ocers
with threats hoOtngs and throwing peces Of brick aud
coal AS the party proceeded up the street. the crowd
Increased rapidly, and their became 60
violent that was deemed prudent not TO attempt any
further Investigations In this neighhorhood. The officers
therefore, proceeded TO Johnst between Gold-st and
Fulton ave. where coopers shop found, In which
still had evidently been at work but mos; Of the appl
schneider Harris, corner OF John and Godsts.
ound some or the appliances for extensive
business Fifty large fermening tubs stood in the build
ng. which Is nearly 800 feet In length; bus
ycrything appeared to have been lying stil
or several weeks. still was also discovered IN
aw mill In Johnst near Bridses The party also via
ted some stables In Pro opcctst Bridgest but dis
oyered no evidence OF Gising on tho premises scv-
raj of the officers less bruised by stones
ng at them In the Of their Aporations and the
tcer IN charge OF the party struck several mcs
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
PdSSFNGERS no 1REJVE.

FROM San FRANCsCo-The California steamship DE t,dsr
VII hnsg the Raepg, who .sei h,m Sse Fmn'o s,n s 81
1olen cy. The e. ts list losS MI and Mn 10iehs
and children NJ aud Mira MIrsn AMI chfrl sir hTa D.
shmii and Children Mr. AID MIR. - H. Cunnns Ne
HsIrVn Mrs Timothy and children. hr Pefsoa M
heAniaony deorse Dillon l. Leya'a, Altar Aslei. aad fy
O'e H. Ferry Qhener Judge BfoekHsy Meeh T. L. fif
msn Farrell W and Mr.. best Capt ii IL Ahirsss Mira
CaIlten aud ehirrn, Mia fevir h and Mrs h.Hirin.
Ms j. H. Fargo and children MIR and Ms O. T. Pune and ehh
M and Mrs NJ Nc Morris ard eh " A. Wooiwnrlh brother and
,er Mr. and Mira A. Hurley ch j. ~ Williams W H. RliHs
Rshen Anderson, David Jones' Manson, lsne HsyLsn. J.
Quinn, Joseph Hisman, Col Wp Ramsey Levy d. Weaver.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
THE CIVIL COURTS.

Petitions in bankruptcy were filed, Yesterday,
In the United States District Court by Samuel r. Hui'
Henry L. Bolton, and Sidney Smith. all of TINS city
I'm the Supreme Conrt, Brooklyn, Special
Term before Judge Lott yesterday the Long Island re-
troeum Company set forth that ON the representations
of n n Hubbard and others, that certain oil lands IN
Pcnnsylyania near Oil City, could he purchaser loi
$4,000 a company was formed, and the mo- ey rtlseI
ut that the defendants bought the land for sOeV ana
have never accounted for the remaining 5000"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

THE ARMY OF THE CUaBERLAND.-A num-
Der Of the officers of Army Of the Cumberland have
united In call the officers Of that army to meet In
convention az Cincinnati on the oth day OF February to
form an 10 be known The Society OF the
Army Of the Cumberland" 10 keep up the ties OF COM
rieship formed in the times OF peril and hardship TO
rofresh the recollection OF achievements that honoec tho
nat ION aud the TO keep alive the memory OF lie
noble army dead heroes and the respect due 70 s
maimed veterans, who scattered all the land.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SAT

$40 25 for Inferior River and City Extra $40 e5at1o 60
for Extra State $40 9O0s 20 for Fancy do 81 65Gs0 40
for the low grades OF Extra $lO 5Odt1 rs for
Good TO Choice Spring Wheat Extra 81 759sl5 30 for
sllasl5 for Trade do. Sll 400tl2 IS for Amber
Winter Wheat Extra Indiana and Michigan; and slS 90
a$l5 Tor White Wheat do, do aud f2 so0t6 for 81 Louis
Extras California Flour fairly active and quite nrin
sales OF 1890 bags at $i2 5OdSi3 75 and small los via
the isthmus az s4. Southern Flour II less active but
firm: sales 0 $50 bbs az $40 05dSl 80 for ordinary 10
good Extra Baltimore and Country; en- 16asl5 25 Tor
INtIa ana Family Georgia and virginia, ana vi "~
go 30 for Extra and Family Maryland and Delaware
rye fOur Is quiet Du steady sales Of 800 bDl al 10
eS9 & Corn Meal Is duh ana heavy. Buckwheat Flour
Is salable az S. Is 0$4 % =, 100 10.
tlSH-AH Kinds are very qulet but held nfmly. w"
hear Of large traneactOns The majority or the small
sales winch made 10 retailers at 81 50dS 70 Tor
Grand Bank and st. Georges Cod s. 80 tOPch!ed nou
f5dSl5 30 for No Shore Maekerel Ss % for No nan
fax S7d17 60 for No Bay 81 s3 for No do $40 -
US6 30 for No 2 Halifax; 81 50Gf11 so for No. 5 Mss
medium ana large; Scaled Herring al 4Ods5c ana No
GRAIN-The Wheat market is not very active though
holders particularly OF SPRING continus hLh "a ~
are the only buyers The sales are 1880 nus ~ ',
50 20 foT White California; s. % for Wlre Nan"nan
50 0foI White Gemcsee. Barley Is IN moderate reSse &
al steady rates; sales Of 5000 bush. western ~
llvered State at 81 62.. Barley Malt continues i
change Oats In demand at lower p1ctsi lhO 1870
10000 bush Western at 6Sc, III store ana o'e
cred, aud SOutherI AT e;c. Corn - IN less hc I
st trie lower prices; the inquiry y y may wisd H. ~
81 AGSl n, the inside price lor Dnm ~ V o.. w, V,go
a 81 S2 In store: Western White az u %@S ~ leiow
Western at 81 26GSl Jersey 1eilo" at - 11GSi ~.
Southern White al vi 20 81 n, the laeI lOr O buaN
color, ii and Wlnte Tcnncssee AZ 81 1881 "a
GTrNNITS-Wc have 40 business 10 report lho lnaIket
being quiet prices firm ~ l61otc Ior Bags and ~
2Oc f.r Cloth the latter rate for heavy weight -
UIDFs-The market is quiet bat firm; sales $50 Wet
salted Buonos Ayres 81 N, at lc., gold 1000 Dry on
uOco 2I3 at Isc gold 500 Dry Corrientes ana 2O DRY
Texas on private terms City Slaughtcis nominal hcp
cIrF
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

Gen. Bhsen, !, cohs. Mn A. N vde,r p X Dransr,. g
Ravson, j. T. Alexander H. NJ l. hqason
y T. Poster gbAs Beaan RobasOn, Rev D. gsonls
1unn w Ninow 3 n Robert kHHg ard daughter, NJ and
VIM shutl wis. aud child Stern chia d. Z, Nssos
hrs. child Mrs Mann and chJ A. fnsn Ia NJ
Causland EmT~u Bhee, p ~ Napier Taehsr. s " Ia,t
Reynois seward J. G. lats Nathan oiufT T. gfgeI Wm
Belts Jas McSeary, Henry Fairfield. Geo. Wood
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
PASSENGER dRRTGED.

FROM LONDON. Jan 3I-n steamship Cel.Ks. Wiser Phebe
Ellis AgEes BIB T. Bl H. CayOr. Florence Chyton EageH Bes
A,ry Ahn Rogers T. T. Rogers ~ l. Leon FAaHy
Leon. Lon Lron H. Leon j. Leon Leoa broHH Bow
dea haer Becker sioE j. Ciehss and lJ steersse
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
RECEIpTS OLE PRODUCE.

Jan sl-IGGs bbls Flour. 2oO bbs Whisky, 200 bbls.
Corn Meal 1904 sacks Corn Meal, 400 bush. Wheat
1880 bush Corn, 62g0 hush Oats, 6j2 bush seeds W
pkg Beef l2G bbs Pork 32l pkgs Cut Meats $50 pkgs
Lard. 62 kegs Lard l9i5 Dressed Hogs liCO pkgs But
ter, G3 pkgs. Cheese, 800 bhls Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
bort UlarAfn's Notit,.

kgw.lORK.
PoRr.wsRbKSs OVyICK. No. % william st
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance with
~ section Of the Aet passed April a. le entitled .n Act
Oee the Port Of he~ lofE 70 all pfsos
interested n bAng ehae tue sbect matter Of such lnqmU
survey shat the following under eIAn.
tor bv the Port Warus1 sISnnuon viii
within hs notice oa board sss
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

The sales of the First Mortgage Bonds cf fhe Cen
trai Pacific Railroad Company have recently been 50
rapid and extensive that the full amount i6ch the
company had proposed 10 sell at the original price Of
10 am interest bas been marketed and t3e price has
been advanced to9 and interest The progress Of
the road the prosperous condition of thocOmpany's
Affairs their absndant cash resources ana high cred
IT, would seem TO fully justify the adTa2ce in the
pfice Of their Fiist Mortgage Bonds.
The following is official statement'ef the busi-
ness of the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States ~ New-York. for the month ending
Jan. 81. 1867:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

IOPS-Ihc market Is quiet. ava tllc
from brewers 30dG0c for New as 10 quality, and 20 a
COG. for Old as 10 HOwth and quality
HEMP-Wo hear Of 40 movement IN Manila, the mar
ket Is quiet at lUlc. gold. -
81 20 for shipping and 81 Soa$l c. for retail lots
MOLAssES-Tho demand Is lirht NJ previous rates
sales II 20 hhds old crop MnscoYado at 45c by auction
Sss hhds DcmrTara at q q.s m0s s o, IN ,oer
ate demand hut prices arc steady sales of 200 Dds IN
Strane at s. qiSs IS No at s. 70 and No. at s. So
Tar IS quiet We quote: .
'F ~. Ig,ra % ss so sa. :'ss ssil! ga. s1 '' 0''@
E......t..".''...: as 90 Rooms. Tiadov
"Si,I' S5 ..l common 90 p! Tar Scr'h county
"ii'l' Ss';... '.,., n.s a@ IN %%as,.a ,.
SiiP' No. =! = $50 rIss ''5 ci; ISL 5a5s $50
RisP' No. J. $50 200 Fsf1 sgh.''.a' soa'n'n" % $50
OILs-Amcrican Jinsccd Is without change; note a
fair Obbirg bemad; the quotations are q dsi u for
0ls Tho busiuess i. lui,f TO small sales Whale at GsO
6tc, which is lower and sperm s2@n o. Msauaeinfed q
40 81 l5Gs1 Rcd oil az CoaC2c. for city Distilled
,Elain aud e5a67e; for sapon'fcd Western
PRONlsiONs-Ihe Pork market - moro active Rnd
prices somewhat higher c">ng ru The s'les, cas!
and regular, 1890 bbls at l 37t FOR on Mess IN small
Extra Prlnc and S1odSI0 Is for Western Prime Mes'
SIS for common brands s4aSiS for Iaiu es. aud si9
81 for Extra do Fierce Beef rs quiet hut firm ieei
only tc note sales N ~ pke Pickcd SHOULDERS elc
Bacon firm and IA fair dsmane sales Of as boxes at
I
3 r.. and l2ic for l. Dressed Il1ss are advancing
qEOie DE. for WeserH- and - d10lc for C;y
Lard demand. and very frr saies Of s1 pkgs- ~
053ec for No 4, iSa ne fr City aud l3i Dlitc for
fair 20 prime Steam and Kettle AeBdrgcd.
AY-TTRNOOSI'ROvIsION MARTET--Jo clOck-Thc MARKET
Pork quiet, New Mess So 20 bio aud $22 G25 asked
Old nominal New, selling February and March at 81 ~
aS2o 7b.
iJTEOLETS- markcF contipncs duh but pricos
an without change Of Importance. We quote.
ETar i.f~! gravity % h.-.'.'.'-.'F sH'n 70 des
Crude i4laFI ratiyl ~ abis.-. if@o
Refined IN hgEt l es PrrS L-bi straw tu White lid.t
Hs6Eti n tesr ono 'sftj Saeland White p -
R.frei. haf Oio iesD PHne wlnts.......... ~ a26
h~snluhn q W
EICE-rhe market Is dun and uOuinally unchanged.
EUGARS-Tile demand foT Raw nueius hHs beet uIc7c
sc.ve, and prices again better tno attempt To CO..
tic market proving strc-s ful Than the t;gui
IfY Of The trade calculated upon few days age Viic
greatly reduced supply OF both hhts and boxes given
iaidcrs the advantage. ard ~ Ion; az the New Crop
holds of, may look for eh tguvs We quote ~ II ~
l2sc for far e. good Rchug and 12fc. for No II box
Of .06j irs Cuba al ~ i3lc; 0 boxes Havana
70 a35c ana general $50 bare Java at litc. Re
fined are hflner at 1fsc. fur Hands
fEEDS-Ihe market IS steady fcr Clover Seed az ia
I35 TimOtlyfccd II steady.
3AILOW-rbe demand Is Inoderai, prices arc bcayy,
OF 1900 nat 1OL 01Ifc the attsf an extreme.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

MINIATURE ALMASAc.
suu Rlses. T:li Suo 5;la Moon Se
Hs4 WATER
sandy Hook.... 2;2. Cows Island l:i7 Hell Gsts.. -
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

Transmitted 10 L. s. Mint PHIL for Coinage. t3sss 20
The imports Of foreign dry goods compare fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
SHIPPING INIkLLIGENCE.

roRT OF SEw.YoRk ......JA, b.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-21
CANADA.
Application for the discharge aOT
Dugen and EgIeson-ExpFes Rob-
berry ExtPaditiOn ease.


: TORONTO, Sept. 19.-The express
robbery extradition case was again
before the police. Dan Thompson,
one OF the prisoners, made n full con-
fession. His evidence, which was
given with an object of proving the
case ofembezzling, has createda sem
sation. The case was adjourned until
Friday nextto. enable the prosecution
to bring a witness fiom New York.
A public meeting assembled here
last night to hear 4. G. Capron's re-
port of his recent visit to England in
connection with the Ontario aud Hu-
ron Ship Canal. Mr.. Capron said his
mission to England. was a great sue
cess, and that prominent engineers
endorsed the scheme. Dir. Wythe,
the eminent contractor, has already
undertaken to work in conjunction
with, and on the same basis, is the
United States contractors. All that
is now necessary to scure the support
of English capitalists, is a grant of
! l10000,000. aeressofr land by the Cana
dian government. at
OFrAwA. September 19.-Applica-
tions for the discharge Of Enright,
.Duggan and E&gleson, have been sent
to the Governor General, at the in
stance of Mr.. O'Reilly. A detective
is here who recognizes Slattery as a
member of New Y ork Fenian circle.
Tits expected that further facts viii
be developed concerning the eonspir-
acy.
1t is thought that the prospects for
new Reciprocity Treaty are very
slight. Itis considered that it vii
very much depend on Mr.. Seward.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-21
NEW YORK.
Death OF a Well Known Canadian
Fire ut Bergen Ciiy = Fore ign
News.

New York, Sept. 20.-John Seton,
a we'll known commedian, died sud
denly yesterday, at his residence IN
this city.
Bids for contracts under the recent
appropriation of Congress to remove
distractions in He'll Gate, will be
opened tomorrow. Notwithstanding
the small amount of the appropriation
the competition is likely to be quite
lively.
The churches In this city aud
Brooklyn, which have been closed for
the Summer vacation, were re-opened
to day and regularserv resumed.
Arrived to- day, the steamships City
of Boston from Liverpool on the 9th
and Queenstown on the 10Th, and
Manhattan from Liverpool on the Sth
and Queenstown on the 9th.
An extensive fire occurred at Ber-
gen CITY, y. j., last evening Seven
new frame houses on Bergen Avenue,
corner of Oxford Avenue, only three
of which were occupied, were destroy
ed. Loss $4,000. Six families were
made houseIess by the eonhagratlon.
1t is understood the buildings were
insured.
The steamship Arizona arrived
from Aspinwall with dates to the
18th instant, with $3.50, 900 in treas
ure.
Affairs at Panama remained unset
tied. Generals Gorta and Mutes
were disturbing the Government by
/ opposing the elections IN the interior,
Hand .Presidents Correoso had de.
| spatched some troops to the scene OF
the difficulty. Several revolutionary
characters had been banished, and
the Government was exerting itself to
restore = tranquility Ex-President
Diaz and his 1Secfetary, Bermudez,
| had returned from their Punishment
to San Francisco, aud remained in
5Panat4a BY perHlfssion OF the Govern-
ment.
In a squall at Aspinwall. on the
8th, the American igERolling Wave
was struck by lightning, and suffered
some damage.
= A violeut Rurficanee passed over
Tobaga, on the 9th, accompanied by a
whirlwind, which up rooted trees,
/ destroyed houses, aud did much dam
age tosshippingsa Ehes steamer Rahari
| was badly injured In the upper works,
| and a schooner was dashed to pieces
on the rocks.
.aJThe steamshiu Ra ahari from Austria
lasia, August 2, arrived at Aspinwall
on the 5th. Extraordinary discov-
cries of gold have been made In New
South Wales and there was a great
rush to the new diggings.
Some difficulty had arisen between
the Colonial Government. aud the
/ American Consul at Sydney. concern.
ing some contract made under consu-
lar seals, which were alleged to be un.
warranted. No explanation has been
made by Consul Lathsm
/ The American Consul atrVictoria
presented, by order Of his Government
a testimonial TO Captain GIenroy for
rescuing the survivors from the wrecl
of the ship General Grant, at thu
Auckland Islands. "a j. .aaf
The Parliament of South Australia
/. opened on the 31st of July.
The expenditures of the colony ex
ceeds the revenue by 100000.
The cotton crop in Queenland ha
proved successful.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-21


Surratt on the first murder Indictment.
and the trial on the other indictments
will certainly be .commenced Monday
morning. As yet none of the foreign
witnesses have arrived, but those re-
siding in the city and vicinity have d Il
been summoned. faas -asl-f stsa tsu0
Some think it possible that the
trial will be a very short one.
A suit has been instituted byA.
Fl. Moorhead against DR.. Cornclias
Boyle, formerly of this city, He
charged the latter with imprisoning
Mrs. Moorhead three years. thus pre-
venting her return to the care and
society of her husband. Damages are
laid at $35. 900. Boyle AYERS that as
Provost Marshal in the Confederate
service, he, by order of Gen. Beaure-
gard. prevented her from crossing and
re%crossing the lines.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-21
New York Dry GUods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept 10.
In view of the reaction ofcotton there is
less depression apparent in cloth. as prices
have already touched pretty low rates,
but the demand a. the moment Is rather
limited. We quote the best eastern makes:
Brown sheettngs l5@@I6c; best southern
l41zGl5c; Broadway commands lie; Boote
lie; Golden Ridge l21lc; Pepperell l3c;
ditto N l2c; bieached muslfns l6zc; Black
stone 15c; SLATER l6c; New Market f 1910;
Portsmouth Ar i0c; Canoe &C. Prints are
Rlchmonds; l3c for Pacific and Spragues.
Cotton bags lower; Stark A soc; Lewiston
HIc; American and Androscoggin AZ
g45c. Woolens steady and firm but
less active Silks inactive and prices rule
high; Linens IN light supply, hrm and in
Iair denandi narrow Tx ribbons below
No, are In good reque t and firm as are
widow blacks above 50, but other wide rib 4
bons in colors are unstable.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-21
Chicago Market.
Rv Telngranh-

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. l9
MONEY - Demand fairly active; prime
paper is negotiable at 10 per cent some
banks continue 10 order currency from
New York.
ExCHAGGE-Exchan on New orK par
FLoUR-Dul ana easier; white Winter
sold at $40 50gl2 90, and Spring extra at
S6 50aS 90.
WHEAT Fairly active; y o. spring SOLO
eartv nj a decline of Ic on yesterdays clos
ing figures but subsequently reco vered
and c osed at 81 5I@I 5l14; No. ISpring sold
;yoRSSIJnsettletl but fairly active under
good shipping and speculative demand; /;
20, / ranged from 921zc to 9i14c; closed at
e3s%Gl91c: No. sold al 92t893c; white at 95a
g7c: Canal corn steady.
OATs-Advanced 14d54c under an active
shipping demands Nos l and 2 sold at 5I6a
SIZE; closing firm at 5I14c.
kYE-Quiet but f1rmer, and advanced la
I14c: closing at 81 l51aa1l I6 for No, i
BARLEY-Firmer and more active. nrfces
advanced 31a44c per bushel; closing az
81 695a4l 20 for No. in store
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-21
Cincinnati harHef.
BY Telegraph. CrNCENNArI. Sept. 10.
FLOUR Unchanged; family 50 Olao so.

BY Telesraph.l CTHCENNArT, Sept. 10.
FLoUR-Unehauged family 50 09d9 so.
WHEAT-Duii; No. 1 red 81 95.
CoRS-Duli at sB49Sc; samples of new
crop corn sent to the superintendent OF
the Metchants' Exchange indicate that
the crop is exeeilent and generally ma
Lured.
OATS Steady at 57a5sc.
RYE-Dull at 81 S5aI 81.
BABLEY- Scarce and IN demand; Fall
81 25tl2 s35.
FLAX SEED-Is selling at 81 G092 75 at
points IN t6e interior, aud hardly any is
coming here thet efore.
y CoTTo n Firm small sales at 2515626c.
TOBACCO Unchanged
WI Sky -tirm at 75c in bond; free is
held at 81 81.
MESS PoRK-DecIined to S2S Is.
LARD-Scarce; not much mere; held firm
~ at l991914c; it is difficult to buy at the
inside rate.
BUiR Me kTs-Nomin lily unchanged I;
shoulders l054@lIc; sides I3I3c.
BACoN-Dnil and lower; shouldes I2Llc
sides l41a4l5e for clear rio and I51@Gl6c for
clear. Sugar-cured ha ms dull at I9154201z.
BUrTEE-Ftrm and scarce at 35eg.lSc.
APPLE5-In fair demand at 81 50a4 80
per bUl.
BEEF CATTLE-Best prices unchanged.
HoGs-Are selling at $40 lU9lI 80 gross
for fat.
GoLD-At III.
ExcII sNcE-Dull and prices dropping.
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no NETARY Il COMMERCIAL
New York Market,

by TelegFaph.l NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
b COTroS-Firm, with a moderate bust
ness dong: sales of l,400 bales, at 2616c for
FLoUR-Keceipts Is G5s barrels; market
Jleayy, and prices 10aI5c lower, at S6 10
al - for superiine Western: 81 S5aS 80
white wheat extra.
= 4r!HrAT-Receipts s.. .5Ss bushels; market
for No Spring: 81 20 for Nos and 3 do.
mixed 81 77s9l 80 for No. 2 do; So 35 for
old Amber; s. 4092 80 for white Michigan !;
~ 80 for white Kentucky: 81 25a2 n for re.
tai sales Of Amber State.
wesie err1. at 81 5o9i 81. -'''' ouShei' o.
BARLEY-Qulet and firm: sales of 1900
bushels OF p.ime Canada Western at ii 80
BARLEY MALr-Dun
CoRH--R Receipts l25,0a5 bushels: market
opened a shade easier, and closed a shade
1irmer; sales of liz 900 bushels at 81 I46I II
for unsound; 81 IsaeI 20 for sound mixed
Western IN store and aioat; 81 70 for white
OArs-Receipts I53.5el bushels: prices
l@2c better, aud The market active: sales
OF 10000 bushels at 7047zc for new West
eTn at the depot; 72tI97314c for do. IN
store and afioat.
RICE Dull.
toFFEE-Buil.
sUGAR-Duit; sales OF 400 hogsheads Gu
ba at l154I lie.
MoLASsES = Firm: salts of IS hopsheads
Mus ovado Mt 45c
Horse atet at I50S5c
- A@A'AVast~A " = AEAAA ht AUG AOT GIuQe, ana
30c tor renne bonded.
Recommendations sole rather more ac-
live at 2SgZ5c; Beunos Ayres and RIO
Grande light aud middle weight 27a2Sc;
Henry do. 2S829c: California light ard
middle weights 2gg2Tc.
WooI.-FIrm and in good demand; sales
OF 6o0 Ogu pounds at 470952c for pulled: s5a
60c Tor tub washed; 26135 for Texas; 3i6a30c
Tor GaieforAia Spring clip.
foRK-Quiet AID stesdy; sales go bbs
at s2s A0g29 80 for mess, closing at S23 90
cash; 80 929 % for old to e3id2i 50 for prime
and SO 50a26 - or prime mess
BEEF Dull; sales no bbls at St3a13 90 for
new plain mess aud SO 50a24 - for new
extra me y; tieree beef quiet and nominal
at s2Igs35 Tor prime mess, and s30G36 for
india messi beef hams duh and heavy at
2JG30c.
CUT MEATs-Quiet: sales $50 pkgs at I2da
BE Tor shoulders and I3%aIgs for hams;
n.l0dles quiet; sales 130 boxes at I4s&c for
Cumberland cut aud lJ9l51.c for long
ribbed.
LARD Quiet and unchanged; sales 500
tierces at l91442O1s for steam, and 201s92OH
fer ke tie rendered.
BUTTER Steady, at 3lgsSc for Ohio, and
40944c for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet. at I5a1715c.
FREIGHT5-ro liverpool decidedly firm
eT; engagements 500 bushels wheat al 80
Gid per sal, and 7da7Hd per steam.