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Republican Nomination.

RIVERSIDE. N. j., Sept. 1.-THE Burlington
County Republican Convention met here to day
for the purpose of nominating a candidate for
the Legislature. Mr.. George X. Burgen was
chosen President, and Mr.. j. Burlin. Secretary.
On the first ballot Major j. w. Herrick, OF
Beverly, was nominated After number of
addresses the Convention adjourned.
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FROM CLEVELAN.D.
A Citizen Killed by q Midnight RObber
&peciaL Despatch 10 The EperinQ IeLeardph.

CLEvEI AND, Sept. IA horrid murder took
place about eight miles from here last nieht.
Some burglars entered the house of David Skin.
ner, of Independence, at about O'clock, to
break open his safe and rob him. Finding him
at home they shot him and escaped. Jack
O'Neil, notorious burglar, was arrested last
night on suspicion Of being one OF the murderers
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THE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATcH.-The
English CriCketeIs arrived at New York last
evening IN the steamer City of Baltimore, and
were escorted to their quarters at the Everett
House by committee OF cricketers. They will
play the FIRST match of the series on Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday next, on the ground
of the st. George Cricket Club, at Ho-
boken. They will then proceed to Montreal aud
Boston, and will play senes of two or three
grand matches In this city, on the cricket
ground at Germantown, commencing on Satur.
day, October 8.
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INvKciBLEs.-Turn to our advertising COL
umns for the order of parade on Tuesday even
ing. Several turn-outs have been made by this
Invinoibles for 1868. Music will be provided for
the left OF the line, and every man is req quested
10 devote one evening for the good cause,
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BALTIMORE. Sept l4.-Cotton dull, nominal At 25c
Flour more active and advanced E5c. Howard street
ss sSSs 2S 40 extras sO 2S2; family,
tlO@l225. Wheat dull small receipts: good to prms
t2'at@ttG low grades. o. 1902. Corn steady; white
fl1s0lIS; yellow, 1901 "a. Oats duh at 67G17lc
Rye dull at s10 Provisions less active; Pork tsI:
Bacon rib SIDES, Hc,; clear rib Sides l7c shoulders
l4hc,; Hams. PC; Lard, 2Qc.
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Obituary..

Boston, Sept. A.-Augustine Heard, an old
China merchant, died here to-day.
NEW YORK, Sept. A.--D. A. Finney, member
of Congress from the Twentieth Pennsylyania
District, died i'll Brussels on August 49,
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RUN OvER.-Mrs, Patrick Hughes, a resi-
dent Of the Twelfth Ward. was run over by
carriage which was driven by her husband, on
Sixth street, above Brown. Patrick was arrested
and held for further hearing
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OPENING OF A NEW AoADEMY.--The intro
ductory exercises of the new Academy, super
intended by II. Il. Lauderback, will take place
tnls afternoon, at the Assembly Buildings.
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Fire at City Point.

RICHMOND, Sept. IA fire at City Point
yesterday, destroyed two railroad depots, four
warehouses, six wharves. and the James River
Hotel. No Richmond freight was destroyed.
The loss is $50, coo.
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TINTED STATES REVENUE ETAMPs.-
" Principal Depot, No. 9o4 CH E6 NUT Street
Central Depot No loss. FIFTH Street, one door be-
low Chesnut Etabllshsd 1892
Revenue STAN ps OF every deseripfion constantly
hand IN any amount
ordsn by Mall OF HSpTess promptly attendsdAs
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The NMErKENrH WARD HoRRoR.-The mur-

IHB NINETEENTH WARD HORROR.-The mur-
der OF little Mary Mohrmann still remains IN
mystery, and 1t now looks as though the mur-
derer will not be captured. All the various
theories which were adopted by the detective
tory result. Arrests are still being made but
the parties thus far have been able to prove
their whereabouts on Sunday night and Monday.
Notwithstanding that no clue has yet been OBJ
tive force are still ON duty ready to take adyan.
tage OF any new fact that may reveal itself.
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Ship News.
Latest Markets hx TeIeeranh

FARTHER POINT, Sept. a. Arrived, steamship
Peruvian, from Liverpool.
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New York stock QuotatIons-a p NJ

Received py telegraph from Glendinning a
Davis, Stock Brokers. No. 48 8. Third street.
N.4Cent. H;.......l24H Pitts. +. w .andChi. l07sl
y I. anu H. h".... 40 Tol. q Wabash r.. 6lX
n. ana hea; Rr-;:. w Mil. and st. p. com 92lS
Mlcn. M, S;anu N; 1. H. Adams Express %. so
Chi. and N. w. conn., .S61 4 u. 3. Express ~ 48Sz
Chi. al dN.W. pref..S Tennessee 8s. new 6Sdss
Chi. and II. /. b.. l0l1 "A Gold, I13zs
Mark ct steady.
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THE BOYS IN BLUE CoNvENTIoN.-The fol-
lowing programme has been adopted by the
Executive Committee of the Boys in Blue, who
hold convention in this city on the lst and "a
of 0ctober:-
October 1.--Three P. NJ, mass convention at
Academy of Music.
Half-past seven p. NJ, mass meeting in Inde-
pendence Square, TO be addle essed by soldiers and
sailors only.
Eleven O'Clock P. NJ, serenade to General
Sherman at Union League House.
October 2.-Ten A. NJ, grand street parade.
Half-past seven p. NJ, mass meeting In Inde.
pendence Square, to be addressed by eminent
civilians, and torchlieht procession.
Delegations from al parts of the State will be
on hand. Among the distinguished visitors will
be Generals Sherman, Logan, HawleS, and
SlCkles.
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FOURTH EDITION
WASHINGTON
The Differences Between District
Attorney Courtney and Binck-
ley-RumOred Resignation
of the Latter.

Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
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A GREAT ORGAN.-We are at last able to
state authoritatively, that the present genera
tion will hear the Cathedral organ" IT'S true
was any longer entertained except by the
youngest OF our children, and consequently it
is with the greater degree Of pleasure that we
during this week, and the finishing touches
made by the eminent builder who has the
matter in charge. The woodwork, owing to the
length of time it has been preparing is now all
we'll seasoned, and the metal pipes for the same
reason will have ring equal to that of the bells
OF the Oldest monasteTIes In Spain. We con.
gratuate the oreanist and choir OF the Cathedral
as well as the Bishop and clergy on this happy
result, hoping that they will console themselves
with the reflection, that organs like wines i'm.
prove with age.
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"LA CoTBRIR CARNIVAL" IN New YORK;
Last evening the delegations of clerks from the
principal hotels met at No. 720 Broadway, and
organized q club under the name of LA Coterie
Carnival" The purposes for which the club is
organized are the promotion and culture of re-
fined amusement. The principal object, how.
ever, Is an annual bal masque in Parlsan style.
next The offers OF The association were elected
last evening, and are-Presideut B. s. Adams,
Of the Metropolitan Hotel; Vice President, h.
L. Tracey, of the Hoffman House; Secretary, q.
II. Rogers, st. Nicholas Hotel; Treasurer, Fl.
ksley, OF the ST. Nicholas; Director, P. Able, of
Philao phla. OF the officers of the club Messrs.
Harry Risley and P. Able were the prime movers
whose annual balls are among the most success.
tul given in this citv
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CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Larceny Of Tools-AssauIt with n Knife
--Sugar Thieves-Inciting to Rfot--One
of the Smith Family I'm Tr0ubIe-An
Ungrateful scamp-Highway Robbery
-RueaIx Thief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Nelson called tli ough the Aaulf"i'! ,t ~
after he had through with the cases on that calendar
ho would sit Ia hear on the Admiralty Appear Ca-
endaV in the Eastern District
In the United States District Court. in bank
ruptcv YESTERDAY. the ease of benjamin Foster, bank
mot was disposed Of The discharge OF roster was OPP
posed by one Of his creditors VIM J.. DAon o, ''D
grounds that be had given fraudulent rciereice 10 W
alleged creditor, by makiuga irauOuen. ASSIGNMENT anu
had made another fraudulent conveyance 90 prevent DIS
baukriptcy Judge BlatchfOYd denies discharge % tAc
bankrupt for the present, but VIII give hiin an opori
- mo creditor also having the privilege case the
bankrupt does this, 20 put IN rcbutung testimony.
One of Mr.. Bateman's troupe OF danseuses,
Mo BertuOet has brought suit in the Marine Court
si-+ MN for ASSAULT and battery 10 seems that Oh
Tie rrst payday after the return OF the troupe ME t.
tbiiet s kea 80 cent? aud She protested The main
~ y. Sic rirgcs mai Mr. Bateuifi pusscc her vio
Ieity down the steps, aud then gave her IN charge OF
uoliccman. She taken 10 Jefferson Market Foice
court ana there fined $40 Tor dsoI.jly eo4t' i
itself not much. The defendants sue Is MOI 9cV ue
velOped
In the Superior Court an oil company case
e, IN, fr,I during the whole week between ocAahcA
3 porire and J. j. Morris involving about 5000 Plain
I fl charge that Mr. Morris by false representations 'i'
= owned large sections Of oil lands, and had several en-
- a5 vells induced them subscribe TO the stock OF
fne r,Cw-Yurk and Pennsylvania OH Company Ose Oh
a. Testified that he aftorward became drec-
- and fb,t on examination ne found the engines 10 BE
INT two on one tract OF Oh land Win DIt ono Wc nov
., ,ientl and mat producing nothing and that the
only oil ne could lind out that Tie Company ever hlQ was
procured exchange for par OF horses. MI' loIi
denies that be made any false represents cu rs 10 tO
Same 0n0rtuity with himself 20 know tile truth OF me
matter. curious law question came up 40 inc tIlaI
ana ic lstte counsel claimed that his evidence thereby
became conclusive them, and as u communicated lAc
nor srlt The oycrruled the notion and the ease
W. today 20 10 the jury
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CRIMINAL

In tie Essex Market Police Court before
Justice shaudcy, yesterday, Wan. Amendorh OF No ~
luc forged promissory note OF 500 OF siuis. q to
In the Court of Special Sessions, before JUS
nces bowling and Kelly, yesterday Edward acIauIei,
thcmcals from his employer Henry T. Dabblce, was
sent 10 the Pcnitentiary for three months.
Ralph Leon (alias the Count de LeOn,) was
sent 20 the Pcnitentary for three months for swnding
various hOeLkeepcrs by making false representations
Patrick Hepburn seat 10 the Pentenuary Tor one
bssautng Chester Wyko1. with slungshot, on the attn
Of Jaly last.
In the jefferson Market Police Court before
Justice Dodge, yesterday, Charles H. B0edet com
united 10 answer two charges Of forgery, preferred by
parties upon whom he had passed spurious checks Of
small amounts. James H. Morton was held FOR further
examination on charge Of fraudulently obtaining
lions. William Mcbride, AlOnzo Provost, and Robert
Hesteufeld were committed 10 answer charges Of bur
f,nei 81 No s5 Teuth-avc was committed to answer a
charge OF stealing $3.50 from his employer
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, be-
,o-f Tusfice Downng were brought Walter r. and Man
cnen Garter Early yesterday morning while MI Isaac
w England managing editor OF me sun, was pIOeetat
ao,. RTosdvyav on lis way 10 his home Jersey City
he was attacked by the prisoners and companion na'
unknown without prOvocation, and received seHeri
tiove ,iio ,cr, returned by him with interest Oice
McCOmb, hearing the noise OF the alteration came
aud aiterward joined by two other OiceIs Altosi
tie refused the asaaans and after con
siderable delay, and threat from one O lhe Oces .ia
n. would cln6 the complainant II be said another
word the matter was FOR the time being ended by Do
complainant and Of the assaants being taken TO the
Iberfy-st station House There the Sergeant in com
luand, hearing the statement OF Mr.. England and TN
officer. 40 apOOgzed 10 the former for the action
Lis subOrdiuates and directed that "A search be made f0
other one Of these secured and, viii
his cOmrade. was locked up. Both under the fiu
Of liquor al the time Of the attack They younl
men, and Canadians The magistrate committed the prise
ners In default Of 500 bail each John Hamilton of No
sl2 Pearlst Wednesday evening accompanied MaTgt
ret Brennan into the saloon the Of Pearl and
Csthanse and while there, she stole 900 from Hamii
tons vest pocket She arrested aud yesterday com
mlitec.
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ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.

Yesterday afternoon at ! o'clock Admra.
Farragu with number Of his staff landed at the Whafl
Of the Brooklyn Navy-Yard, where he was met by 'he
sorps Of marines commanded by Meut-Col Broome' anu
escorted by them TO the Lyceum lie was there receiver
by Rear Admiral Gordon Of the Maynard. Inc ~"
riues hcaden by their own band ana the p"i'u -
yoo,t ,rr, draw, mn before the I.vceum presenting
arms when the Admiral came out WIN hs"i ~ VarJ
Gordon. The Admiral, with the otcers oI ne fbe
then sat down 10 lunch at the COmmod0res nuuS''
VermOuts band dscoursng music from thS ~ marines
o'clock the party, again under the escort ~ ~ amd en-
aud headed by the music, returned 20 w oved them
tered the dispatch boat CHa.pa, when I'm the
back 10 this city. Many ladies' ana GEM 4Jm,ral as
Yard "a spectators, received DOW iioi n wv
he passed them on his return TO the BOAT
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THE COURTS
TIE NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.

In the United States COMMISSIONS O ohar'S5
,-ostirdav before Commissioner Osborn. the chAIES
sSinst Alderman Frederick Repper Of procuring n,o
Jevariug false naturalization papers was 70 nav %
mn for examination. but three OF the most hltele 49,
uesses against Rcpper not appearing the case va ~
yifnesses had been tampcrcd with, attachments VIZ
ordered 10 issue against them. Nhen the
b.d Noon nearly prepared, the witnesses, Wio .F9u
their appearance, were evidently on PlS
snr.p came in. having, from the cuec,S Oh tuu
ofr 0ud bourbon become ogyi0us 70 the paSSlHS
~ time The Commissioner became satisfied from c!ose
rorrv that the men simply DEBATED from stt.n3
ic,ited ana he dismissed tlcm with replmauu
aud Threat that n they did not appear phncinsF o"
Sofrr1ay he would send them To the county Ian, ,
Ureh Martin we're subsequently arrdgncd lor oIeev.
naturalization frauds The defendants are residents W
Workers TIE frst-uancd is charged with pro'ulIu-'
and conspilug TO procure false naturalization laIs
The others charged with using false natuIaL'iuH
paplrs Terry gave 5000 h1ii 90 appear for an eNa
IOu ON Monday next. and the others were hex iot az
examination al the sano time, IA default 81 wv pan
each
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF HRw.YORH.......NOv. l2........C CLEARED.
sesmships-Morro ase Adams Havana Mary Robert. Bar
pabv Couch Norfolk City OF Portaa Prince.
sckp Prince: Dngo Johnson Potand hsens bsa,se
Boop " c Perrpon Shrophire Philadelphia; TAnt, Murphy,
Liverpool; Virgo, Bnlkley, Charleston
Sbp.~Dukeof Argyle Mclean London H. Taylor AndenoB.
BARS l. Dunan London Freden Ingertt'en c0rA
FsImouh. Bolivia whiiehery AspinwSlL
Brc.-Gimer Meredith Boston H. f. wheeler Bacon fort
land Winfield LOrg Aspawsi Brilliant Mre Lrerpoo Ceres,
Loeken, Bahia a. ~,
Sc,-C A. johnson Willis Washington, C Georgia Todd.
Davis Ras Weymouth. Wright Mount GsorgetoWn, 90
Havana Henry Gibbs, Snow, NsShA'sni Gasoad'
SadleT, Grenada
ARRIVED.
Steamship VIM. CLYDE, Powell WnlsioS G. 20 hours md'e
BARK Mornng Waugh Ma~sA ~ days, cedar palm leaf ke
Wells Ls~siu, ~ Amlress ~ DAYS, cocuanuts
Schr Henry pisaeton MAJ II days, oranges, &e
Sehr.-s,at Restless Koa. Norfolk, ballast
chr Yacht DHuuiless. Lyons, Norfolk, ballast
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEw.oRtEaNs Nov. n-Arvsd. steamship Gea. Grant oart
from New York.
Hot INKS HoIE l-AriVed schrs Alice OAkes NswYors
Fmma Newhuryport; Byeu NeN-York Qa-ea Nev-lok
sllie Chadwick. sicorgcown. Sea Flower Mlibrdsr.
SS FRANCISCO. Nov iOAryed ships Cuvaor aad from
ScwYerk Cleared Yosemite for Liverpool sih 100 ~Ass
inma MORT. for Rio Janero With 41O tuns four
SAN Francisco Nov SAed ships Maria for Rio Jansiro, snt
IHsusry for Caao
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA, Nov 2Ths seanshp Eags IRON New YORK. arrived Al
this this morning,
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Ia e,ei or 10 u paid other valuable conaon
r,ro.e or which such paid or Ieo ~
H. the premises aud sppurtenauces oceue9 anu common
rtrruu Of rents, &c reunited %! ur
Cuna and such other information IN the opinion OF 'a'
nav BE- necessary useful TO the public 1871 d ~.
In addition To the above, resolution was a'o
pointing special Committee of three nenoers lIo, Co.
branch of the Common Council % have power 70 EN-
persOns and papers with view OF elclthg an ~. be
formation called for I'm the foregoing resOluli", ~,
eveut Of "A neglect refusal on the part OF 'o
Of the COOper Union 70 furnish such Iu ,.l
within a reasonable period. The Board theh auJoii0u
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RECEIPTS nE PRQDUCE

Per Canal PSss,Ls. GHd Railroads
Nov 2t5 f55 bush Wheat p 800 hush Corn e549l bush Oats
A47 bush RE 2oiG bush Barley, Isl bush Beans $50 nsh
Peas. 268 bh Flour 4l9 hb Meal l0O bales Cotton -
bags BuckWheat Flour J hbls Crude Petroleum. l4T bills Re
fnd Petroleum % hbs Spirits TGrpeutne. $50 bbl Tar 1888 bbs
Resin b2 bbs PORK 81 pkgs Beef IA pkg Lard 81 kegs Lard ~
bbs Ashes 2gO pkr Butter 53 bOIes Cheese bbS Ia9~
237 ps Dried Fruit 5 pkgs OH Cake 3 bbs Copper 28 Gales
Copper 9 hh WHISKY 1868 bh Eggs S3 bales Wool 81 bales
Hops 1851 sides Leather Hides IS bids Tobacco q boxes and
Tobacco 10 bags Rough Rice 3 boxes Starch $50 bags Peanuts
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nr,rY ROBBERY.

Some time during Wednesday night pa l.
burglars entered the store Of Messrs koussls
scuddcr at Huntington l. The thieves ur,'ieu
In two safes IN the store inserted - niled
snd tbcr IN deadcn the force OF the eNpIuSou aS
o rJ tbe safes The force Of the explosion Iolcou
hoo y, Duu fs Two Young men, who were sleeping on
~ ,~ a. olIcre that they heard nothing OF me eN
posp The safes contained $4,000 worm oi %o osn
-, bonds and small amount m cash ms OF course
vas taken Inv the burglars who made GOOD thelr escape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
~ IL ~ MuIsKY -.

In the United States District Court, .yesJer-
aay Judge Bat,hiorl decided the motion fora csc"i &c
IN the ease Of Watson Ct al As previously reported ln
THE TRIBUNE, motion had been made ny eouh,'l l"
Watson Crary q Pike, who indicted for FRAUDS OF
tbc Internal Revenue that their bail bonds be cauctCa
and they themselves discharged from answering 10 me
Indictment on tie ground that they had been already
acquitted by the action OF the Court n dsch3rguc WITH
ou me defendants consent or for any good legal reason
the Jury that had been impauuelcd 10 Try THEM me
Court has granted the notion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13

CoFtEE-Mesf aui java dli sud pf
nueeefa,d, for Br., een more uqar mainly
from s oSns 'T1aT wa L.S 10 y" . and 80 e. Lei
'T0fR 1YD MRAI-Tbe Inquiry fr Western and stat Fonr
ard hesyy a. The close i.H 9ialis az s S ss.
state - ~ o. r Ban. state ~ Osd io' ts state ~
choice sprag Wheat EIs - setg 10 l M5us'StA ana 10y
EIng t7atI ~ Tor SLIPPING one 49,, Wo,r Wheat
Et Idan and Michigan 20 5d+l9 @ of " le 40 90, sa
be Eita End T.ge H. S .I ss c. .5 four Is qe
Ne bear o. no sale. sose 10y. A. eS IS r rnsr to good
El . 10 s III iu IL Family DO u atls EI,. and
fsr Mar ava Delaware Rye Flour y dal b., seA'I s
30 KIN. Al IS gds8 Corn Meal Inactive and heavy b4ANneA
f9qf + s +, wtcst mlet little srm,r bat the bushes. b.,
been oniy moderate ani eieiy eousus Q. siPs the '' Are
sa' si a. = Is o 9 49, Mssats D - for Red western % aog
= 9 for White bite N ss IS f., wh W. d,ne A' Bs, j. %
G some at timer siles 81 y go bush At ~ o. Tor C-n.t .s
% diner sales Of 800 ~ &c. H bond Bais lai =, ,'say
6 ,ss are @ ooo lush aud wte At 7a;ze 'Ga' sss
store rye Is inactive and h' ,'s a. IN psI, for Investment
the sales 500 9ash D.sP ,sd n'. Y ast sSd IN store
market Inactive nd prices are nominal "eq
At o4ais Bag and ~ e3!e Tor Clol aud pree, are IN
,, mESr- w. auoe e.. :, ia III ale gold . w.
liOPs have been ~ , 70 prime ss Good Choice At d21e
M0LAsSGs-ihe Of bushes, doing - ms ma '1
Ssmny anch,ngsi By n.toe ~ 5sq' o P' e..
SaVAI STORRs-fr rude 1uTsutne j. qusi am f W. note
81, JUL ana Hh' ~.
"a MI. mcrchaf table and shPphs ou'
ns dnl hat pricss uuderone DO essential a. a.
n, ~, rorcuiou ~ Jd ~ ~ lt g"ol 5sy
~ ~ ~ t, Comron Stfaiued ~ l5afl fog sss" "a p,
a IN "a, GOOD do 81 Goa - - for No = " s9@fa g. wnias
81 g,,Js, average from 80 Up to pb-ths iA's' Jaw "
Glass Tar IL quiet n fJd+A - -. anal. Al qidg7c
ols amsneso Iyuseed doll and unchanged We l' 80 Fb
"a, rssl md g8c n bbl kughsh do a., ~ ,rn
ri, s,s o1et Al i5d ~ . Tor Whale and
Manufactured OIf dull Lard Oi steady a. III, MD apar.
aud SELLERS oMess foh arc 80 Ia 4.
g. 49,, xi. bepes the mafket In unoeTt'in ri ] are
I'LL a. ,susn 40 until rallied corner Is b9As W i as rs
irving 10 control market audi doing 80 ,.snG
] .ru4o!f
80, - asl bbs place At A2D OF hper Az .n
eontrsct nh ioug d@inshd has been f Ah 80 sg6 10 for
1Is ~ d ~ s27 for Mess, 80 ior 'es al
nnis.nsrd thin Mess The nominal qnolst"n @ "a III For
" ~ s1Its5g ami for Mes, 86Ib A ua bs,s ia NO
Reef the,s ss bsen moderate business bA ~ stdxl7
ns,,,sal', tb.pg.. sales 90 bhs new so'A vi. DO
/ - PHI, Ms.,, and Of fba CIV " W. - p.ripal
H. T. e, We lear sales; prices ~ cons ssf ans are
A. hull Of ths receipts shipping Ron 'pe note of
al, H. rs,. denssd prices ~ Ct Mest. are
-, :, ~, 400 gD. Inc whole IL ~ dssna and
An "a ..... a. uuesdsin. in hui
nain We auois sale Of 10000 ios me hut 40
nd nominal hoders hehAn1 ma
LaTd active demal1 Ioi "a
oss,| ss of 800 pksA Isle for No .. uree, io
| lie foy Fsir 10 Prime aud Kettle hsno''o'' Wv
New. -, ,g,. p,TE LIsrrEaE
A. cOhfAhhp
! Me-. po,l ...........sr s5tdfB 20 y" Ia l3I
Lard. Prime sisAm''' w"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13

dull and re have no sales OF importance
q puces Irregular We quote Crude bulk az
~ dl3c.. aud keined. 10 bbis o. 2Tdl1io
N hear Of no TRANSACTIONS ew retail parcels Carolina
az Sidgle
SuGARS-Buyer s hold Of aud the tone Of the market Is eIs
seT du before but only nominal AZ about
6Ilsc Tor fair 10 good Refnng sales o rs bids al GRe for
Cuba; Use for Denear IS boxes c Refined dull at
l5sc ior Ilaris
SEEDS-lhere has been doing Grass Seeds but prices
generally firm quote Clover ~ 3c and Timothy az $50
- 49, Rough Flax Seed Is selling small lots al ~ tO9 % o.
Calcutta e devoid Of activity but prices about the same we
quoie ~ 22i gold.
SIEARINWe sales of2o6O0 Is! dl6l In bids and ties
TAlLONIhe demand moderate and the market heayi sales OF
sos I'D A. ~ q 2kc, and small lot Choice 81 BE-
NHlSklhe market aud moderately actYei sales OF IVo
bbls. Western al 81 15d+l o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
THE MARKETS.


fCa1enIr reported for The Thhunrl . 49,
AsEs-Ths market moderately act, AID STEADY - . 90
ga Gr Pots. auI 80 IllU ~ % pr Pearls 81,
CDTON-Ite ara opeue quite ard sinner hl toward ne
eoe The feeling become rather dali the offerings are f 81
.rren bales 90 arrfr re sales are
20 bales II which IS: taken by spuucri ~ hf fpecu '
1884 By elprefs so o 100 bales Tor bsm0ef Alb '