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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11

The original draft of Washington's
Farewell address, and sword presented
to Washington by Frederick the Great,
with other things formerly dedos;ted at
Mount Vernon, are offered for sale in
New York for $4,000.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11

nEALER in Millinery and Fancy Dress Goods.
Il All kinds OF Millinery and Dress Making done
to order. Store in Cooks building ON Broad-st. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11

haveju received large and well selected
stock of f ALL and WINTER GOODS. pur.
chased in the Eastern market. which will
sell low for Ready Pay.
Thankful for past favors, ask caatinu-
ance of the livsral patronage have had for
the last year.
lam agent for the American Scale Co. All
sizes. from small balance to the largest Hay
and Stock Scales.
DAN;L j. DILL.
Prescott, Sept. %, ISGs elf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11
WHITE g. BUTTON,

A TT0RNEYS and CounselOrs at Law, Broad-st
N All business intrusied tn will be promptly
attended to.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11

EJ The St Joseph (Mo..) Union
says that "at ball given in Patsetown.
the other night. the glass beads glistened
on the heaving bosoms of the village
bellies like polished rubies hanging on the
delicate surface of warm apple dump
lings."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11
CARROLL g. wIGGINs,

DLACKSMITHS. All kinds of work in our line
ID promptly executed, and on reasonable terms.
shop on BrOad-st. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Foreign
w and Domestic Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Third-st., second door above Jacksonst., St Paul,
Mimi Also, agent for Jnlius Balke's Excelsior
Billiard Tables, with Phelan's Patent Combination
Cushions. lift
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11
FARMERS HOME
WALTER w. WEBB g. CO.,

0HAS. vIERLING. Proprietor. Good stabline
~ &c, always 20 be had. 31-6m
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11

MILLER & wEsTFALL,
DANKERS. Do a general banking business.
ID Second story DUdley's block, Main-st.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11

nEALER in Confectionery, Canned Fruits.
~ Lemonade. Ice Cream. Soda Water. Cider.
Fresh Strawberries and other fruits in their season,
cor. Broad and kinnickinnick-sts. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11
Drugs, Medicines, &C.
Miscellaneous.

p. W. WISE,
A TTORNEY & COUNSELOR at Law, Corner
N Kinnickinnick and BrOad-sts. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11
sIEACHANI & CO,
MRS. VI. n. gIARKLE,

MANUFACTURERS of sash, Doors. Blinds
wi MOuldings, &c, Broad-st.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11
BARBER SHOP.

~ MAURER, Proprietor. Shaving, Hair Cut
~. ting, &c, &c, neatly done. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11

HARNESS MAKER. Custom work promptly
III attended 10. BrOad-st. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11
CT. BARNES & CO.,

DHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON office over jas. \
il Smiths store, BTOad-st. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11
CHAs. %. BOUGHTON,

EORwARDERS, Steamboat and Express Agent.
IL Levee. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17
TIE WALL STREET UsURERs.


Con,motion Among Brokers-Arrest and Arr
raigament Of the Gent per Cent Genfie-
men.
The rumors current during the past week to the
effect that the Grand Jury OF this county had In
dicted q number OF Wall street brokers, on the
charge OF violating the usury laws OF the
State, were verified yesterday by the an
nouncement that Captain Jourdan, OF the Sixth pre-
cnct, under instructions Of District Attorney Gar.
vin had arrested number of accused parties The
prisoners were arraigned in the Court OF Oyer and
Terminer yesterday morning. Judge Cardozo pre-
sided. District Attorney Garvin appeared for the
peQnle.
Lucas J. Van Buskirck, Of Lockwood l. Co., was
bailed in the sum OF 5000. James II. Benedict was
his surety. His counsel state the charge is cleaning
$4,000 10 Jacob Little ON the 2lst OF June last for
twenty -four hours at the rate Of onc-sixteenth of
one per cent interest for the loan. Russell Sage up
peared, and James Buell. became his surety.
Reuben W. Howes Of liowes q Macy, NO. 40 Wall
street. appeared, and was builed by Charles A.
Macy, Jr.
Charles A. Macy, Of Howcs 4 Macy, appeared, and
Edward r. Jones' OF Davidson a Jones' No. 6l
Wall street, was baied by Edward Jones.
George Phipps, OF Ketchum, Phipps h Belknap
NO. "a Broad street, was also bailed by Edward
Jones.
David NJ. Morrison, OF No. 40 Wall street, was
balcd by Douglas Sloane.
The BAH In each case was fixed At $4,000. with the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17
NEWBiaG.

SCHOONER STRUCK BY DEMONSTRATING q VIC.
lent thunder storm at Newburg on Thursday even.
ing the schooner Connecticut, OF Newark, was
struck by lightning While lying at a wharf In the
former city, The bolt struck the ioremast splitting
off silver three four inches in thickness half way
down the mast to the saddle on which the
boom rests. Tho electric nud then left the
mast and struck water pail, hanging
at this saddle, making hole IN 1t
as clean as would nave been made by small pistol
ball. The lightning then went TO the hatchway,
where II tore Off zinc and disappeared without
otherwise injuring the vessel The of the YES
sci were seated In the cabin at the time and felt the
shoe TO the vessel but none OF them injured.
The Connecticut IS loading with pig iron for PrOyi-
dence, II. l. Her commander thinks the mast yet
sound enough for the trip, and Will proceed on hts
way without laying his vessel up for repairs
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and set on Ore but was extinguslfed by other in.
mates Of tho house who escaped unharmed.
ASSAULT UPON WHITE LADY-0n Thursday af.
sernoon negro called at the farmhouse OF Thomas
Hendrckson, located between jamaica and Flush
ing, and nterogated the wife Of that gentleman as
reap the harvest The lady replied that she did not
know, but that he might see her husband, who was
gathering wheat In q Held short distance on The
suppicatlng scOundrel asked for something to eat,
which was given him. and the lady led the
way out showing him the direction In which
the lady about retraclng her steps TO her apart
ments she felt hand upon her shoulder and on
looking round received a severe blow Ia the face
which stunned her and left her stretched upon the
nOor The brutal negro then proceeded with all the
fury and wlckedness of mailman 10 outrage her
person, which he succeeded la partially accomplish
ing but by the continued cries OF the woman he was
forced to desist before the final injury had been
done. A warrant has been Issued for the arrest OF
the lIenous monster and is now In the possession OF
officer Snedesser, OF jamaica.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY, July lo-6 p. \

FRIDAY July le-S p. n.
There was uneasy, yet underlined feeling per
vading the street to-day and the markets gen.
orally heavy and sluggish The almost intolerabe
heat had great deal to In REFRESHING animation.
and the usually busy sidewalks ON Broad street, in
bont OF the stock Exchange, were deserted, as
though they formed portion OF desert. In the
midday sun it was not difficult to fancy them pos
sessed OF Saharan qualities. Among stock operators
there was reactonary feeling afier tue en-
thusasm that carried up the Vanderbilt
shares so wonderfully durms the past five days,
and the .bears, who had pluck enough to sell
were still rather Indifferent about "short' transac
tons. The action OF the Grand Jury and the arrest
of many prominent bankers and brokers on the
charge Of usury added to the dropping tendency OF
the market, although ordinarily such guarantee
against stringent money would have led to "bull"
movement. In this instance however, the money
lenders in other words the capitalists, seem deter
mined that they shall have control Of the market
despite the laws To punish the ''buls'' who
brought about these legal proceedings there is a
movement to increase the margins IN loans on
stock collaterals and so lead to great activity in
money and a decline. There was great preference
shown to-day for governments as collateraIs, and
money with their pledge as security, was freely
loaned at six per cent On miscellaneous cOlaterals
there was active demand even up to three O'Clock,
the full legal rate Much OF the uneasness late in
the day was due to that the Secretary Of the
Treasury Intended selling ten millions OF gold
In addition to his semi-monthly sales. The
effect OF this report was quite direct upon
the price OF gold, which fell to 1894 about four
O'Clock. Foreign exchange was 1rm at the rates
previously quoted, with a moderate amount OF
business for to-morrow's steamer. Commercial
paper was In better request and rates ranged from
to twelve per cent, with the majority of sales
at ten and eleven.
The course of the god market is shown IN the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17
FATAL ArFRiY AT FAR ROCkAWaY.


Inree rfiests LSdiy Deafen-Onc Of Them
Sfnbbcd-Denth of Father ,,xaus-Tb. ~,
>
ur'es OF WATERING Piacc.
Upwards OF q week ago an ARRAY occurred at Far
Rockawav near Mott,s uo.a, rho nro,ro,or ~
- -, 80, -. wy Popio' y.
Which, u - anegeu' was an acuVe participant IL
appears that about nn.e O'Clock on the evening or
which the assault was committed Fatber pvon r
,,,,,..,, - ~ - ' AJon' VI
Moriarity, Of Chatham Four Corners Harlem who
ORC tho aeson,tad na,,,as won, cor n ,,,,- - So.
~ w 20 u.s. "e' io' WAN "iohs '"o
peach. Approaching the place where It Is Gus
tomary to battle, and where there Is a tclnporarv
cador ,,vning eractad ono ~ ,ho ,r,o. --.
% e N' e VI ''ie piies's feinafAed
that as 1t was DARK and no person near 1t would he
good time for n naked bath and n deyhtrn, svr,,,
mo otbara ocauiasoaa an, 80. 80. ,', .
,h",,sa',1as 49,, ~ ~ ouu WIZ apout uisroDln2
sia 49, ""en 'ne' "e'o suoueny s'artieo ny
ie' ~ tn $500 ~ ,. , ,, al,
roi os poct n ny S yVuhs Hsss ranny Caf-
nr W fr y I'LL ,,i7 80, l'ie MIST, ol new FORK
paisag nartsnnot cnnras .te a"uns anu pesan
,vh'nh ~ ~, Nv ~ =. - .Vt kuown
WVt VI ,e as.eu a. speaAv, VI .nc occasol out
VIZ he i ~ ''lo ivI scntieinen 70
thnt NJ ~ ' III v. az" yv., s. unoei slanu
u,a ~ ,,,a 80 ~, !, , M
one VI i ~ - ~, ~, 0,s ~, anu tooo
s - 80, ~ W =, ,to IVo nsio " oatiie ~ -
o n,o,a o o % W w " ''' 0AeS0'' pave """oue
lrnn yn,,,,, io,,,os ,oo,n,, ,,,,,, ,,, -
ra,snoo y n 70, nSsiiy AaNhahC ~ tns
tnstaaa a. n, o spos iii ",e uiovliVn VI sue WI
ln,t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17

The demand for wheat pretty fair at about 8, ~
Is s
s Ts' sTs' is nss
d. 81 amber Winter, ss s i FOR new as
o9 '' pm S.hs cnr nS sns s Il 7a9
Corn was FIRM at about yes.erdays prices though herc
- ss;
ss win sa cs y NE S Ssss
900 bushels at Soc for raioa lots and Bic for canal
"RS Sr s.ss T'5s
Fisn~Dry cod were only 10 moderate demand, and with
:sss sss verge e s.Ssad
s o s I e s1s or # So % #
No. do sls % sls for large No. and $40 $40 50 Tor
wS Sa sma Rs sales a. q g % oT haaaSok
S4s$7 for Easport and Labrador.
'' fecea@ Vss
improved demand at fun rates. while other kinds but
% r. oaSon sss
ri @ sa sTan az Ensl % SssSSy
V SS cre $ on private 10
III iSS bids Sw 70 ,oSs ss G stems on at
4: s1P ..su.! s IS for
Belize and back 2. saa So Sold port charges paid An
M Smr a aS os4 ss GOe and
tom from Phadephis % the Baltic with 250 bbis. pero-
a3r 3D. bark 1000 bbls petroleum Gibraltar for orders
Mediterranean or Airiatc North German bark 10 n port
on the Continent betwecn Havre HAMBURG with 5000
bbs petroleum. An American brig, $50 tons TO jamaica
River Plate with measurement goods private terms
GuNNlEs we're dun and nominal, at l6sc lie. for bags
and 2isc. 2shc. for cloth. wv " "s''
EilpEs.-Th market quiet but prices were steady
;s1S SSssss9 H%i:s: i: q .s e "a:
Correnes 2lls % lbs 20c. 2Dxc. Rio rande ri ri X.
2iSc 24c. Orinoco, ~ a % lbs, Poke a dc Calfor
MA q 70 lbs, 1910. 2OIoc. Centa American M n ~
n 2s isSe, ,s,ss San Juan 20 lbs, lsc lie.
is9c iac rampico. 20 % lbs. isc H. sSc 40 '''
HAf.--fhe demand moderately active and r,,re,
were steady nj the quotations In issue r
ne ma kei was quiet, but prices were steady nj
grades. What demand prevailed mostly for the 1ns
grades. '"' w. '"e "ns
HRmr was dull and we heard OF no sales M, ,rov,o,,
reported We quoie-Manla 12lpc. l2Nc rold; iute ~
qac., 90 sssi' No. loc., and Tampico at &C. xc
mos. Scotch pig rather moro sousb, sr,cr b, a,
lower prices the market closing 8Ss SQ FOR kglinn
and Genganock ship The sales were 100 tons
and 100 DO Gensarnock ex ship on private TERMS Aneri
dun but firmly held at Sl ga for No l. and AZ
$50 for No The offerings light sales Go1tons White
and notified on private terms Wrought scrap was steady
with sales OF 100 tons private terms There vra
600 tons old rails and y do. old on privaie tern
Refined bar quiet but steady ut &s5 snj Wills rails
were dull at about hS gold for English and W. S7S eur
rency for American ~ 80
LEATHrR-Tho business In hemlock sole was Isht ~.
demand being confined 10 small lots to supply tho
OF buyers but the market stu lrm The recen,s
only moderate and the stock OF all grades esccpt middle
Ayres In extremely light Oak steady Tor cron.
but dull for other kinds. Rough was injured for
though the market sti called dull Annexed are ths
current quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17

The DeslecratIc NouInee IN Peuasylvanta -
Viewed by a Republican Townsaan.
Prom the Mauch Chunk PAL azette-repubicaD-
81 July 1871
publican knows and every democrat will soon DIS
cover. He u upwards OF sixty years OF age has Tor
years been associated In business relations with
public men, having the advantage OF vast wealth
and lis consequent social preerment and he has yet
to give evidence OF the fst elements either Of states
manship or leadership. lie was once elected Asso-
ciate Judge OF this county and ar one time repre-
senied the strongest democratic district In Pennsy
wanna in Congress, so that 1t cannot be claimed that
he has eschewed politics. Yet with the extraorff-
nary advantages which his wealth and long expert
ence have so generously accorded him he Is to-day
with no record other than that possessed by every
successful business man. AS q railroad man Mr.
Packer IL without doubt q success, and n we were
to elect a railroad president IN October we might
prefer hin TO General Geary bur as a statesman he
Is already failure and has shown no single quaih-
cation for the position to which he aspires
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17
WEST Polyr.

CArs1zEp.-As the Chauncey vibbard came down
the Hudson to-day she passed a schooner below
West Point which had been capsized by the severe
squat that swept down the river and was lying on
her beamends Iu OF water The crew were cling.
ing to the rigging and small boats were going from
nelghbOrng vessels 10 tier rescue As the schooner
was almost entirely submerged, her side being only
cover her name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17
LONG ISLAND.

FATAL EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING. residence OF
Elias Topping at Centre Moriches, was struck by
lightning during the severe thunder shower OF Thurs
day evening, ana was partially demolished. Mrs
Topping, who was sleeping In an upper room, was
struck and instantly killed. being badly burned
about the race aud other portions OF the body Mr..
Topping who occupied the same bed, was consider
shocked, ana burned about the face and legs The
bed upon which they were sleeping was torn open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17

-Havana-Common, o5c. sue. good 96c. ~ O2l9
81 o. 81 III. Yara-I cut, 73c Soc. II cut, 81 02
81 TO- average lot Soc 92.c. Manufactured work,
and medium lSc. 21c., In bond; good aud
&c Doc bright work, common pnd medium, xUc q 25c.
and good and nnc, 3uc. a b0c.
Woor.-The market for fleece is very quiet the auction
sale of yesterday doubtless interfering with TO
considerable exent and prices not nrm they
few days ago. the fact that manufacturers
are still buying III tie county With considerable freedom
Old prices What little demand prevails IL almost exclusively
for small lots new which Is coming forward quite freely and
selling at from DC to bsc for Ohio Pulled quiet for
both super and extra but rather more active for lambs
Texas incidentally active the inquiry being chiefly for the
common grades; prices without particular change. Cali
foraia quiet but he at former prices spring clip being
arkc, remains qule. and prices Of most descriptions
ncSdng ZOO new medium Wisconsin At f71c 4sc 5000
san, chiefly It FIFE and 900 Western combins and do
and deaine 4sc for the former and 8c for the latter
1850 medium and Ohio &c SOC 1000 do xxx
Western Virginia. private terms 400 tub
al c. 1900 noIs, part 36c. 5000 feeces
at 4sc 10000 do State at c 1000 lbs. South Amer-
pulled, part at &C. 65c 3Q0D combing pulled
5sc 10000 super and extra do. at f2c 47c 6O0 No do.
at y0c 10000 do lambs do. at 4Oc 560D lbs
at lac Soc 10000 lbs spring clip California, part
Sbc OF foreign the only saos heard OF 20 bales
Australian Mt abont SIC.
WnIsKEy--Receipts ts2 bbls Tho demand was mode
ratey active and the market nmcr The sales 200
bbls. at 81 esa ~ 05k, tax paid.
WHALEBoNE duh and nominal, &c., gold, Arc.
tic and S5c, do, for Northwest.
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A ,crenafe to Judge Fucker, OF Pennsy lvnnia--
~ Hope YOa will all Come IMP

lrTom wv T~"uSh NuuuN CHTDOu county, ius,
Gazette, july 10.
About nine O'Clock Wednesday evening q COM
pany OF some forty or fifty enthusiastic democrats
headed by the Lehighton brass band and bearing
lew torches, proceeded, In the midst OF drizzing
RAIN TO the residence of Judge Packer news OF
whose nomination for Governor had reached town
about Ave o'clock the same afternoon. Inc band
played "Hail Columbia" and the 'sRed, White ana
Blue" the crowd outside meanwhile remaining
very -, quiet a when the front door opened
and the Judge, clad In suit OF gray tweed,
his countenance bcaming with smiles, APP
reared before his admiring friends and was
greeted by a respectable round of cheers. Mr..
NJ NJ. Dmmick then stepped no and formally intro
duced hlm SAYING briefly that they nad simply come
hear a speech either from himself or nom Mr..
Packer. The Judge responded substantially as fol-
lows
FRIENDS AND NRIeHBoRs-I thank you for this demon.
saiion and expression of your Kindness owardmc can
hardly ind words 10 express gratitude TO for H. am
very sorry that the weather II nccmons and as is very
unpleasant outside hope you will all come In.
Most OF the crowd then entered the elegant man
sion where. when our reporter left they were being
Hospitality entertained Soon after the band re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17

bTOUK though quiet, was UnchAn&ed IN
Shocks IS inch heads, being quoted At SO
S3 10 sugar SHOCKS 50 do 2 10 50 80; nolarses do SO
do, So 60 50 50; pipe do. Y6 80 81 box do. $50;
Do " IS 70 So hoops IA feet, $45 $50. and hoops, u
n 2ic
CANDLES inactive, and prices nominaily lsc.
25c for Western and city adamantine ec. for SPERM and
Csc. for patent
Cocoa slow of sale but the market firm at lie.
1Hc gold for Guayaquil In bond, and s6c. &c., do. for
Maracaibo, do
DYEwoops.-The market unchanged lockwood
still and firm at x27 50 $26 gold for jamaica 1913
1874 do for Tobasco and about 1885, currency for ST. Do
mingo. Fusc was plenty and quoted nominal at $50 $751;
gold, for Cuba, and SIS t2J do. for other kinds
corn meal ba7ss bushels wheat 1919 do corn The -four
market red very quiet but steady at yesterdays prices
California -four quiet but seaay The sales about
5000 bbls at prices within the range of the quotations
nexed. Southern -four In better demand steady
value. Sales COO bbs Rye Hour IN request and
higher Sales $50 bbs Corn meal though quiet steady
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STREET Qu0TATI]y,.
HaIf.yast Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July 1916 r. N.
BREswAx was steady at 45c 4sc, with small
the range.
BUILDING MATERIALS generally in fair demand at
steady prices Eastern moderately sought
and steady in value, the sales being sou Sg
chiefly Mt 2l Laths in fair request sales
made of 2oO00GO SO IS a So Co. Lime was steady al
I'll % for common and 81 IS for lump, demand
kosendale cement steady 81 Bricks were selling
CorrERZIngo was slow Of sale, the demand being light
and the market was scarcely irn closing &c 22
Within the range of these prices there small sales
COFfRR.-Ro steady, with tmprovcd demand, the
sales being 800 bags, Esafee, 20 Oscar
private terms. Maacaibo demand, and safes
effected OF 1,600 bags private TERMS Other kinds dull
but unchs We quote Rio ordinary cargoes, l34c
Exc; fair do lc. 1870; good do 151sc &c., prime
Do lsc 1851 extremes for loss l3,@c Ike. Java,
2lc 2oc Singapore 2Oc 22Hc Ceyon, 119c. 1gEc.
Maracaibo I6.3c lsc Lasnayrs l61c DC Jamalca
ssCS a is,Hc lsc., al gold, duty raid
light there being but little demand bu with only moderate
offerings the market steady at yesterdays quotations
The sales go bales of which 45 spinning
159 speculation. For future delivery
lows-1O0 bales basis low middng
do do for November at 29c.; loO for December at
bc geo do do Tor December and 800 do do for Deccn
Der and January on private terms. We quote;
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s. n + % fSsss sS
saiss s ar1Is d p sS: Os prss Srale bS
proved demand ard steady n value, the s sale, Ssn @
sought ss1 he beng SssS 5s
nsludnS anna, RSlms White .o, within s
'no rss,dsa% SA sales We're l bis q
%SEs
and LOCO do. for september at 3sc.
choice Rsngoon WAS Was duh but snsSanssa s W '''
'1n ~: S Ess
refining The es or were pe,; ss h part 70,
Il re- al5ac Refined IN fair demand and containing
~! SA' w i'Ss. vi, very s,ns ss9
Sss Iss.s !Sss; IT,:
lol ss%s e snSSs aG sH
melao &C. &C. " % OK pSea STANDARD a. N9s
isSs, issc:; so, iS,g ss it$s; g., i5,s
ng Grades: grocery GRADES isc "a, Isl , =.
IN nr Sir rule ht
prices previously Jobbng lots from
s selling a, the s sns g
bssn Hf s. e e. s5sa ps as'
wers sg y and psss "nS 70 p x or
fax Lnseed quiet by steady at about ~ TO- gold
spfRMAorrr.-R Refined was dull, but and firm
range Of ls2sc ,ssss s.' .,, -, ,..r, :, 10
sales a Prms stu aaas
SKISsThe market for both goat and deer was dull, and
heard OF sales beyond those reported the first part of
the week Prices were steady however at the following
Matameros $50 57sc.; VEGA Cruz SOC taHc, Buenos
Be- Cape, soc. SIC. Madras each, 6oc 7uc Patna,
do, 4?so. 45c DeerHondnras &c &c per lb gold
sabsiC ssc Para, i4e &c; Southern and Texas
srriTTs.~wc heard of no sale. of moment. Ordinary
Snesian quoted 64c. 6xc., gold.
TALLow IN toferably active demand, chiefly for
port and the market firm the sales l0 600 lbs. ut
llssc. 11szc, chiefly at IlMc. Ike
TIN.-Pig dull and prices nomnay 2919c gold,
Straits 8yISc Bancs Soc 30kc for English
Sales lbo pigs Straits 38xc Patss duh and prices
generally nominal 200 boxes coke sold, part 50
S ~ So Coke ,erne was quoted u 70 ", god and
charcoal do, 50 81 a $8, gold.
TOBACCO Kentucky moderately active deman d,
chiefly consumption and the market not nrn
The sales 17 hhds at TIC. lee Seeeaf In better
and saes made OF 81 eases OF State at lsc u
do 1875 crop Connecieq at SSe ooV do 0ho 10 do 1866
OF Havana, the sales 30 bales at &c. 81 H. We