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THE "Cow CAsE."-This case is
not yet done. The jury failed to agree,
late Friday night. and the matter
stands as it was before. A new hear
ing has been set for next Friday, be-
fore Justice Davidson. A great many
people seem to'be interested in this
case, and large crowds have attended
the court.
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COLUMN
FOR SALE.

Embellishments. ia this column, Of three
ines, each insertion, Thirty Cents
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@R n ERs-Twelve or fifteen Coal MIN
H. er. can have steady employment by
a-Tivfn0 nj, SCHIWER SONS,
mehg Newburg, Indiana.
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use Barrett's.P and no other.
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Pr II r. fl
PART 3.

~ ~
PART T.
l. hi italian at Algiers ....... .4@aR ossinL
Prof Val. Schreib rs orchestra.
2. Chofuses Nos. l and . OF the
~SGffungSIeSt ..-s- -...-.-...Iultu QUO
Sung BY the Ladies u dentlomen Of
the LteaerErauZ.
3. Solo. Sung by Mrs. 5chlesingar.
A. r. etLde (IOy) ......... .......- -.-. GregOF.
sung by the Ltecerkranz.
5. Duett from tie Opera OF "Tanered."
sung by Messrs ~Schaefer and Wack-
O.. Die 5ange1I MssfkaatsH C;he
Young Musieiapsl ...,.. ....-..knecken.
Sung by the LiedeikrauZ.
PART H..
"A. solo for Clarionet. W Pro- Iac II eyer,
with orchestra accompaniment.
2. GOnde tied und Wcchsclgesna0
.fa EBarcaTOle) .......--.. J ultuk QUO.
s Suing by { e. Ladies and Gentlemen o;
eu1 the Lfederzranz.
3. Duet for Violin and
Piano ............. .... DeBeriarand Won.
Mestrs. Won Roy and Val. dehreiber.
4. Duett, Dc. ultefbrochcHe OpfegyeSt tung
by Mrs. Schlesinser ANA Ar ~Tchaoier.
.. Medley (QuodlibeO. sung by the Lie
aefRranz
g. P%otpourri from car Und Ma4-
8ier,Han ........... ......-. ..- Lortzing.
Prot. Vat. Schreibers Urchdst o..
La. ADMISSIONS.
Parquette and Dress Circle. ,.-a. % reuts.
Family Circle aud Gallery ..+. --..-Ib crnis
Doors open arzo1 lock. Concert cou-
mgnces ats.
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NJ SC.ELLANE Do

gzw rs. a. g9EAw. HAT AED Bon
ArA- net BleacGer, wishes to inform the
ladies OF Evansville and vicinity THAT she
received her new Spring styles OF IiAl
and Bonnet Blocks from New YORK Nit
liners wishing to send their bleaching
from other places. for particulars address
Box pa Residence, corner OF EiShth Sd
and Second AveHu lttzo
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BACON! LARDll FLoUR!! PoRKll
1000 Sugar Cured and Plain Bacon
Hams, Bacon Shoulders, Clear Sides,
S. g. Breakfast Bacon all of our
own curing, and acarTGated to gre
satisfaction.
100000 pounds Bulk Meats.
500 t~ierces, kegs, and cans Choice
Lard.
5000 barrels and sacks Flour, diff
ferent grades.
i. RUFFNER, JR. & Co,
feb12-t IF No. Main, near Water st
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wha. EverybOdy says JUS Be So.

"Barrett's" Celebrated Hair Re-
storative.
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General Grant Pap
Is Getting Better,

The world uses +" Barrett's.p d
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~AETEEH-With a capital Of $4,000,
fp tie manufacture o. 81 siaple article.
Refurns guaran eed satisfactory. For par
ticulars address, with reference and rear
name. J. a. E., care Journal ONCE.
fe2R d3f cod
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Barrett's most eficacious.
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~EDERS FOR JOB WORK. BIank
- Books, &c, at Journal Once. lte27
~rF y@U WANT A SITUATION, wish
to rent q house, or IL you want any
Thing, advertise in this calumn. Three
lines for thirty cents. 1e-o
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For SALE. nice Tt1o-stOry
Duelling House, with five rooms and
cellar, in the best part of the city,
will be sold below its value and part
ly on time. Call to-dag, as | am re-
quested to sell a0itho1a delay.
ALyAH JOHNSON,
feb3 IF Real Estate Agent.
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+" B~arrett's took the Silver Medal.
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CITY S.

Is, 1SG
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~sEIMATES-To rebuild the factory OF
- PHILIP DECKES- For particulars
ut his store, on Third street. lHho
zRAEURE.-Auy one D ving u few
k4A loads of well rotted manure can near
Of n purchaser - calling at ourna Office.
mb3 DIT
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e u r O p e.


The steamship Scotia. Captain Judklns, Of the
Cunard line, arrived here yesterday from Liverpool
and Queenstown. She brings foreign mails up to
the 7th inst
It Is currently rumored that Mr. Gladstone intends
visiting Ireland during the autumn to satisfy him.
SELF by personal observation Of the real state Of land
tenure.
1t has been stated In Paris that the Empress Of the
French during her vss to the East win endeavor 70
support the demands Of the Catholics with regard
to the Holy sepulchre but the statement Ia officially
denied.
The Prussian troops In garrison In the city OF
Frankfort commit such excesses that no citizen can
leave his house unarmed. serious disturbances are
consequently anticipated.
The preparatory observations respecting the canal
through Schleswig- Holstein have been competed.
The work Ia proposed to be executed by the govern
ment. and the cost Is estimated at thirty millions OF
tha.ers
The Archbishop of Malines and all his colleagues
Of the Belgian Epscepacy. except perhaps, the
Bishop of Journal who Is seventy seven years Old,
intend 1t Is said to proceed to Rome to be present
at the Council.
In consequence Of the approaching opening Of the
Suez Canal the Turkish government has decreed the
formation Of 1rst class naval station In the Bay Of
Suda, Crete. to be placed under the command Of
Hussein Bey
North Sea is to be fifteen miles long, and will cost
about SILL oO, 900. The entrance will form harbor
OF refuge that Is much wanted.
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FRANCE.

Speech of the Minister of Justice Before the
Sennte-ReasOns for the Present Constitu-
tI0nal Changes.
The following extract 10 given from the speech Of
NJ Duverg,er, Minister Of Justice before the French
Senate. The Minister, after dwelling upon the re-
forms inaugurated by the Emperor, concludes his
address In the following language and then submits
the reasons for the many changes about being intro
duced IN the present institutions
At present, gentlemen the Emperor believes the
moment Opportune to propose to you reforms for
which the changes introduced into the Constitution
by the acts Of the Gath of November and the 10th OF
January were, to certain extent, intended as .
Of July; It is the programme Of the notifications
which are sanctioned by the Se,aQtus COnsut,u1
submitted to your deliberations, That document,
rpt recognizes That the Legislative Body possesses
the right Of initiative In proposing the laws;
2 creates for the Ministers responsibility
which ia not limited to Individual acts; 3, puts
an end to the tncompatibility between the post
OF Deputy and the functions OF Ministers; =,
deveiopes for the Senate, empowered to tx Its
own internal regulations and the sittings Of which
will be public, the faculty OF deciding, when ndica.
appears to be susceptible. to send the measure back
to the Legislative Body for new deliberaion, and
extends It's right Of opposing the PRONUNCIATION OF
laws; s. leaves to the legislative Body the right to
elect It's President and Vice Presidents and to
m III own internal regulati0ns Q, recognizes
IN every MEMBER OF the senate and Legis-
lotive Body the right OF addressing. an
i0tefpellosion to the government, and OF
adopting orders Of the day with reasons ASSIGNED;
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Foreign exchange continues dull, there being but
little demand for bills ana transactions to-day have
mostlybeen one-eighh below the figures yesterday.
Rates are:-Sterling, sixty days. commercial, 100
109x; good to prime bankers 10oA 1929; short
sight, 11OA 1lO%; Paris, sixty days, 5.lS4 SIS;
short sight, 5.13K 5.1aH; Antwerp, 5.1sA 515
Switzerland, 5.1sX SIS; Hamburg, S51s o 49, AM
sterdam, 4ot4 4O1l; frankfort, 404 a402<; Bremen
55X o 70; Russian thalers, 70H a7lI.
Governments were weak to-day, in sympathy with
Ghe decline In gold and very dull market. With
but light inquiry, transactions limited and
prices fell of. At the close the market showed
some improvement In tOne but was still feverlsh.
The following were the prices at five oclock:--
United States skies, 1881, registered, 1917 122;
do. do, coupon, 121 1z2; do. nvetwentes, regis
tered, 119zS 1901; do. do, coupon, 1862 1924 q
122K; DO. do, coupon, 1854, 100 12O,.; do. do,
coupon. 1885, 12oH 12o,S; do. do, coupon, new,
1895, 119 119H; do. do, coupon, 1861, ll914 q
1loX; 40. do, coupon, 1868, Ito 119j4: do. ten
forties. registered. 1904; DO do, coupon, l1a,s
1l2K; currency bonds, 107% 1917.
The Southern State securities were weak on
Tennessees, North Carolinas and Missouris to-day,
but higher on South Carolinas and steady on the
balance Of the list The following were the prices on
che last call:-Tennessee skies, coupon, 81 6216
do, new, 81 q 50; Virginia skies, ex coupon, new,
90 81; Georgia sixes s4k; do. scvens, o.;
North Carolina skies, ex coupon, SO a sex; do,
new, 40A 4oX; DO. do, new, "a bd Mis-
souri, skies, sek q seX; Louisiana skies, II ~;
do, levee skies, e4K GO; Alabama nves, 6S; do.
Fights, oaM.
The money market to-day ID without change, and
borrowers on call were readily supplied at six per
cent on governments and seven per cent on stock
soiIateras. shipments Of currency to the west are
reported, but Of small amounts, and principally sec
tional bank notes. In the market for commercial
paper the transactions are limited, ana confined tc
the sale OF prime short date acceptances which pass
at nine and ten per cent? the extreme range Of
q nine to twelve per cent.
The value OF exports exclusive OF specie) from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending to
day amounts to against >a727s l4 for tn
week previous. Dtt
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AUS TRlA.
,~~~~~-~~-~~-~~-~~

Tho Cracow Convent Case.
The Austrian Minister OF Public worship dd w
term, has sent the following dispatch to the Cover
nor OF Lemberg In reference to the convent scandal
at Cracow:- ,s..
The revolving facts which have occurred and the legitimate
e mp
Considering what ought to be taken First of ali
III S
En- Sse pr Ss
resources the state But the governments cannot conhne
ss Ss FSs 81
Ne I'm T. e
most favorable no SSod work can &c
,S
o s s ssP ss @
Of Cares nunnsry is desirable even on behalf Of the
g Ss q
,. n0ns .o ss the sSS
The Kraj, OF Cracow states that the judc al CON-
mission appointed to Investigate the case COM
over the convent In company with an escort OF
police. in passing through the refectory they dis
f ion Of msdava instruments Of torture Among
these were two huge crosses, weighing eighty
pounds each, which guilty nuns had TO wear on
s ensss ana number of "crown s' Of thorns''
were also several grdles also fitted with nails point.
ing inward, which it s said were worn next the skin
by penitents, and q sort Of knout no9ging the
refractory. The Commissioners next proceeded 10
the chapel and found In the choir four collins con-
tanning the bodies OF former abbesses. The corpses
are we'll preserved and can be through the up
per surfaces OF the cofins, which are OF glass The
inquiry lasted all day. but nothing else worth notic-
ng was discovered.
Vienna, says:-
consequences Of caiamitous dcnuncason the eateor
ties made minute perQuson Ia the convent OF Fran
cscsn nuns but everything the most perfect
ORDER and dungeons places of conceament were as
covered. Tho president Of tho Committee OF inquiry apSo
gzed leaving to the SUPERIOR, for the trouble ne nnd
and we prefer be disturbed for having the
slightest suspicion hang u.s." Barbara uryct the We
OF the Carmctes recovering her health and ucidy OF
mind and can now converse IN intelligent manner her
10 10 clean linen She aso eats with moro
moderation and no longer displays that fearful gluony
which shs manifested On sntssiAa the hospital
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The following were the prices on the second call OF
the Stock Exchange:-Canton So bid; Cumberland,
IS SO Western Union, 3S1S 3sja; Quicksilver,
Is o 16; Mariposa, 8 8H; do preferred IL q 1916
Pacific Mail. "a a SAX; Boston Water Power, ID Did,
Adams Express, 5s2z SO; Wells Fargo Express 1914
q 20; American Express, 80; United States Express,
.e7; New York Central, 2loH 2lO3S; Hudson River.
1867 bid; HARLEM, 1o2l 163k; Reading, 067i eos;
Lake Shore. 1868 106A: Illinois Central, 1855 q
1S9H; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1851 100;
Chicago and Northwestern, SSX 8s1z; do pre-
ferred, 0SK; Rock Island 115H 1152l; Milwaukee
aud st. Paul., s1% SIX; do. preferred, s9h
Toledo and Wabash, 764 70K; do. preferred,
YEA 70I; Fort Wayne, 1914 a 1852; Alton and Terre
HatiJe, "a q So; do. preferred, IS Cos Ohio and
Mississippi, 80 o s2x; Delaware and Lackawanna,
ITO liz; New Jersey Central, 1oe4 9 los; Chicago
cpd Alton. 1856 15y; do preferred, l5e bid Morris
and esq, aSl HSpnbal and ST. Joseph !zei ~ y
preferred, 1aa d 1so; Columbus. Chicago and In.
diana Central, 33ss SSa1. 'rsNr 'l-.
Gold opened this morning at 1887, advanced to
1897 and under free speculative sales fell OF to
1921 which point 1t reached at one O'Clock. From
this 1t shortly after reacted to 1885, but again fell
or and closed In the room at 1881. Later In the
afternoon 1t rallied again, and advanced to 1887;
but subsequently weakened, and at the close OF
business was 1336. The short interest IN the mar
ket ia rejected In the demand for cash god The rates
for carrying ranging from 2k to per cent. The
disbursements Of coin interest to-day amounted TO
1ss $50 The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank
were:Gross ciearings, Ss1 52s, 900; gold balances
$2,7e7, 49T; currency balances $3,72e,eS5.
rhe following table shows the range Of gold during
enc dav and The prlce at stated holra:-
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COFFEE RIO moderately dealt In Of full prices the
sales being 1881 bags steamer Merrmac private terms.
other kinds the market dull and prices nomi-
nal w, We quote Rio Garages ssc lic fair
I7c; extremes for lots 1879. !7ac Java 2s.sc Sc;
SINGAPORE, Wc g2c Ceylon, 17c. 1ssc.; Maracaibo,
1 rs Jam ma l0c 49, MANILA sc lsc Costa Roa
all gold duty paid Messs William Scott Sons made the
stock Rc to-day follows:1099S5 bags In New York,
70 Cv in Baltimore L. 800 In New Orleans. $500 In Boston
and 1900 In Mobile
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts 1881 bbs -four; 1874 1853
bushels wheat 200 DO 426 do oats, and l43 do.
rye The market for State and Western -four dull
tue sales were at decline Of fully ssc per Dbl Extra State
wanted to extent at. 81 10 81 ID
for export California -four dull md nominal.
The saes atoi 1900 bb.s Southern dour in mod
crate at steady prices sales made Of 1900
bbls: Rye Gour steady with moderate inquiry. Sales
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STREET Quotations.
Half.past Five O'Clock r. M.
C0MllERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, August lisp. NJ
oorroN-The martf was decidedly moro active and with
only oderugS prices advanced about c per Id.
The sales bales, of which 1879 for spin
nng $50 for export and 633 speculation Tho business in
future deliveries large niger prices the sales being
bales average low middng for August at Ssac
leo basis mddng for September at &c., 100 for
DO for December at $50 do for January at 2efc.
Orleans savannah) for November and December ana
Ion do. for December on private terms ~. snnena tho
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POLITICAL.


= oFrIoE OF rnE SECRETARY OF srArER
TO THE SHERIFF or THE coySTY o. INV YcnK:.
be Tuesday
day Of November NEXT the following officers are to be elected
The PIC, % e Nelson
ATreasurer, Ia the place OF Wheeler H Bristol
An Attorney General, in the place OF AArshau B. Cham
State Engineer Surveyor, the place Of Van Rens
Canal Commissions, in the place Of Stephen A.ys
All whose terms Of Office will expire on the Last day q
Of the Court q Appeals for the full term Of sA
q sSs Cont Of Appeals to 81 the unssp!sss
e w' s 6:
sppon,sd Governor under section thirteen Of arsoS
.% r. SsS Ssss x SsI. e - Asss: to
Y.
s.,s ssnss.asoa ono'. ''e'''a 'A'l'''
as ss Gs15 FL ~ ss s ss%
w enpfs Ga TIE Last s day Of
First SSs so1.. Thru rSurih Fifth sixth
EsSb Ninth EsenS and sssssnh ward. sHs e .as
county Of New York;
Tenth Elsyenn and Seventeenth wards Of the city ard
senator the Seventh Senate district comprising
the Eghteen.h Twentieth and wards Of the c
Also ior Ihe Eighth Senate district eonpri.I.s
the Twelfth Nineteenth and Twenty wards OF the city
COUNTY Col iy otFfGERs Also TO BE ELECTED FOR SAID
Twenty.one Members Of Assembly.
District Attorney In place of Samuel B. Gafvfn, NJ
appointed n the vacancy occasoued by the resguo
ton Of A. Oakley Hall
Justice Of the Superior Court place Of John b. No
Gum.
j. Freedman and Freeman J. Fihan who were respectively
appointed f the vacancies 0ccasoned by Che resignao
Of Samuel B. Garvin and death Of Anthony Robertson
Judge Of the Court Of Common Peas In place OF George
Judge Of the Marine Court In place Of Michael c. cros.
A Surrogate place Of Gideon ]. Tucker.
A Recorder, in place OF John X. Hackett.
Two Supervisors the places Of Waiter Roche and Henry
Coroner, in the place of william scqirmsr
All whose terms OF Office win expire on the last day OF D.
The attention of inspectors Of election and county
directed to chap 38, Of the laws OF 1852 entities
can provide for submitting the amended CONSTITUTION!
which the amended constitution proposed BY the Cons
tuonal Convention, which closed ts sitngs February
twenty eighth eighteen hundred and sixty eight win BE- sub
raj election held the Tuesday succeeding tho frs
Monday November next and at such election each elec0s
separately for against tho amended
constitution, except the Judiciary article or Tor or ssan
and taxation OF real and personal property ana
for against property qualification for colored men,
"s'ps0"' ' II. A. NELSON,
Secretary Of Stats.
SHERIrr's OFFICE,
Cry AND COUNTY OF NEW Yong, August 2, lses!
received by me this day from the secre!ary q State
Sheriff of the City and County Of New York.
this unless specially authorized do sss
~ JAMES o'BRIEN, Sheriff.
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PROPOSALS.

(yROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-sEPARArB
" sealed proposals. each endorsed with the te OF the
work to which relates OF the bidder the
Of s oering win be received at this Office until 4 o'clock
lied to lay the .iBrown Miller pavement and also the
"Fsk pavement in the city OF New York. for the
laying of the "Brown Miler pavement In North Moore
street, from West Broadway TO West street. and In white
street. Centre Boadway and for the laying Of
the sk pavement l20th street. from Third u
Sixth
The plans these works be seen specifications
forms the bids obtained application 70 tho COZ
tract clerk this Office.
ROBERT I. DARRAdH,i Aaneduc
GEORGE 8. GREENE, } Board
NEW YORK. Auruat Ia. 1861. y
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3D. 1862

ALEX. II. srEPHENs.-The Southern Recorder
learns from gentleman OF Miedgeville, who spent
day recently with A. Ii. Stephens, that Mr.. Ste
phens' general health is very good, and that he is
which has for months deprived him OF locomotion
and caused him so much suffering. With the assist
ance OF clutches he moves frequently through the
passages Of his airy house.
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DIMrN beloved wife OF Leopold Williams OF Derry.
Ireland, IN the 9th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are requested to attend
the funeral, from her late residence No. 554 Green
wien street, on Thursday afternoon at one O'CLOCK.
YouMAss.-On Monday, August 10, Mrs Macy
ANN YoUxANs, widow OF }. Il. foumans, ST., IN
the 57th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuliy invited to attend the funeral this WED
nesday) afternoon. at halfpast one O'Clock from hes
late residence, NO. 205 Prince street.
Yonkers papers please copy
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-hayanaoC9mm9n sSc sshS:; gooS &C. " o2S me
81 l2 lot Sc. as2c Observation-Disclosures work.
common and medium, 20c 2Sc, in bond; good and hne
and good and 1ne Doc. Zoe.
WnIsKRY.-The demand continued fair and The market
very firm at the prices evening The sales
were $50 bbis. at 81 Is 81 IL, tax paid
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REQUEST $50 bales Havana nj &c., gold in
bond, to 81 TO- currency duty paid We qnote:-
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C unfavOrAble
SSsss sales aSoa! 5000 bushels e. 81
E I: i
s :ss red '%ssassss f. ,s
moderate demand bqs steady e. sale. were
s'.s X e., s,:Ss,
sc' sss. ss
ss @ '1s ss yss os ssI
Barley and barley malt were dull and nominal
r.; 81: 81 e; s;
aoar 3D. 'si ~ bale: ss 81 q
s ss &c ss$ ! .s..s !:
q Ssrf s1 VIZ ssaa WITH
ss :R 81 win
'p
s %
sns 81 to- s
N4yAI s1oassihc demand fos spirits .urpsnt!ne CON;
f .as S % s1s !. &c a:ss ss
ssy SSs Ss SsI: 9s ~ mo i:ss sS
81 20: No. $3.50 Sd; No. us 8 90 IS; pale, 81 60
but steady at SO IS 80 So for Wilmington and 81 50
81 60 for Washington,
at 2c 23lc For crude lin bulk there only moderate
demand, but the market steady at yesterdays price,
The sales 900 bb at 19c Refined was sod to some
extent at 82lsc at the opening but later freely dis
posed Of at S2c which was the closing price, The demand
chiefly export and the sales were 500 bbs az 81 bl6c
ss sS ss a. % Ts :: sas s do DO ssl
the last half september private terms Resdnum was In
good demand and 400 bbIs sold private terms
Naphtha quiet, but steady, at about 10c. In Phla
dephia the market was tribe more active but ct prices
1000 bills, August 3ac. and 800 do from Octo
Der December, at 3c sale OF 000 bbls for immediate
delivery runored at ac but we could not trace TO
any reliable source. q
were lower closing about &3s for mess There
no except Tor small lots The salea only about
mess and 27 2S Is for prime and prime. There
sales for future delivery Live hogs were quiet At
@ S Msi. for sssd 70 oss 1a.
era. Tierce beef was inactive and prices were
entirely nominal, while beef hams were steady at &8 $780,
with OF 80 bbs within the range Cut meats were quiet
held firmly at c for dry sailed and picked shouder
2oc Sac smoked and bagged do. Sale. 90 packages
within of these prices Bacon was quiet the small
stock and the rmness OF sellers still restricting
business Ice cured quoted at Ic l7Ac Lard was
dull and the spot but active for forward delivery
The 300 packages q lsc for No. to prime
September delivery at &c., sellers option Butter was only
moderately sought after, and heavy for all but the hne
grades which were In light supply Cheese was In fair
demand chiefly export and With small stock the market