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FRANCE.


The wealth left by the late Baron James tie Rotns-
imarination No snltan or caliph or emperor re9l
fabled, approached HIM in the extent OF his opu-
lence. The 'weath Of Ormus Of Ind- pales before
Of his fortune-He left to his wife, Betty fS.0oo 0oo
the Chateau Ferriere, whose art galleries are esti-
mated at above fsOO,000. and his house in the Rue
Laffltte, at Paris; to his second son, Gusavus he
gave fS,000, 900; TO his third son, Edmund,
10000 900; and to his grandson the son OF the late
Solomon Rothschild, e. OOO 900. This Is pretty well
in ITSELF but it does not exhaust the vast heaps left
by the modern CrGsus The largest plum has fallen
to the lot OF his eldest son. Alphonsus, who comes In
for trne OF f20 600 900. This colossal fortune
and perhaps these legacies do not eyhaIst the
am0nnt-reaches the sum total of f44, 500. 600. II
may give some idea OF what this means to mention
that II would nearly pay the interest the national
debt for two years, and is considerably more than
half the income or Great Britain Verify the deceased
Baron must~ like Midas. have possessed the faculty
or turning everything he touched into gold
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From the Marshall MOI Banner Jan. IL
doc filman, somewhat desperate character, who
has been the terror Of that community for the past
Two years, came into Frankfort that day for the ex-
press purpose OF raising disturbance In the even.
man attended, and while there he got into o DIM
Guilty and shot or his pistol In the ballroom. This
1ilman, In company with friend started for his
home. Tilman was on horseback while hrs COM
panlon was on loot. Just ~ these two persons had
reached the limits OF the town they met man and
his wife who had Just returned from the ball and
were about to enter the house. The man foot told
Tlliman 70 snoot mat d--d rascal y when Joe reck.
lessly fired at him, but fortunately missed his aim
The parties then continued up the road about 500
yards when suddenly a Simultaneous vollcy was
nred at TilIman from both sldes Of the road. His
horse became frightened ana galloped about 100
yRfds, wben TUm9n fell. When picked ny he wes
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CLEARED.

Steamship Europe FRI, Lemarie. Havre--G Mackenzie.
Steamship Wilmington, Cole, Gaveston-wiliams
Steamship Bienvile Baker, Havana and New Orleans
steamship Cortes, Nelson, New orleans-H Cromwell
&Co.
Steamship Lodona, Hovcy, New oreans-C Mallory
Steamship Huntsville. crowell. savannah--g Lowden.
Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins, Savannah-W Gsrrr-
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleaon-n Morgan
steamship W r Clyde Powell. wilmington. Nc-J Hand
steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbern Sc-Murray,
steamship Isaae Bell Bourne soriois, City PoIn, and
IS Steamship Empire Price. Alexandria James Hand.
steamship John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown DC via Nor
steamship yolunieer Jones' Phiadelghis--J Lorlsrd.
Ship Henry tBr) spain, Liverpool via savannah-Jss Ed
snip e,snseE ssr Tannsct ,Is;gswao Martin =
BARK Lord Baltimore r Lanfare Monevdeo and Bucnos
lark Thos Dae tBr, Pike. Laguayra and Porto Cabcto
Brig GondoIier tBr, Roberts, -cranda, Umphray
Hrig Nanus tBr, Dussan Vera CRUZ Alevnndre Son.
Brig suwannee, simpson, Demarars-E + smith Go.
Brig y Penison Br), Burgess, Turks lsands-Pcnson
sris Goldfish tRr,. Hatfield, csrdenas- Brett Son Co.
schr Clara Montgomery, Borden, saanham and Para--N
schr y Lowell. L.svt,, Aspinwall-s L Merchant Co
schr Kate Ranger Martin. Nueviics M Roderisuer 4
schr Tropc Bird tBr, NcDoogaI stJohn, Mp Hevius
schr Jas veldren, Cavalier Indauola Lsvscs-Tupper
scbr severe, Lyons Richnond--Goidbwaie overton.
sssr y,.s pnssi nssr DsS .gs ssg
schr John Mosser Rhodes, Baltimore n Beiel.
Hr ss1r sas %'s s,sss, ss ssaSupy, Boston Lewis
steamer Siuvils, Rensur, Philadelphia.
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ulpasTuats YESTERDAY.

AsPtSwAlI--SteamshipA Alaska.--A Ariss n Arias
) Lorng, August Jerseas. J Forster Dr. Badger
W Beaman, Jno Brophy, Rudolph Deas, Dobredea,
Manuel Percy. To San Prancisco--feo Roberts and
wife, Chas lIeber and wife, Geo Mupas J. q Kir,ch,
Taares Saans LSemsperqer MRS ln. iohn cras Mr.
Woodward, wife. child and servant; " Marsh /.
X Brunson, Oden Joyret, Montra Hart, Miss
Ann Jackson. Mrs Wood A Burr,
child; Bailey and wife, O y Blaisdeli, II @ Bar.
man and wife, James NJ Foreman, NJ Waterman,
wife and daughter; judith Bagway, DIR Perrin, wife,
mother, sister and uncle; Mrs Enheamer. V Hyatt
and wife, Mrs AS Gould, Rev q Hatkinson Theo
Hosmer, Daniel q Phalen, Jsnes A skinner, Don
nlgo Dalzyeta II II Foye, SIR & Faust and infant, Mrs
Charles, Mrs rarrison, W. Chasew and daughter,
0rvile BuI, Mrs Lee Mrs J Babcock r X
Butler, Sylvan Wen, Mrs Chappel DeForest, r II
Drake, Mrs Stoney and children, George sio-
Ws.neld, Louisa Rudolph Mr. Trenge, NcEnoy.
w McCallom Mr. Bradley and wife, Mr. NJ
Bencks, l. " Bencks, Mrs NJ q Hurley, Bartlett Doe.
Japan aud China-Paymsster Mcconnell, Mrs
Bonny and chid Rev II Grout aud wife, Rev j A
Davis and wife, Hev $ Rapelye Miss Adams Miss
Downs, Captain Hy Brown. New Zealand and Aus
tralla-Mr Martha, 4 Crawford, Thomas Cook,
Charles Jobbit II Eckhardt.
MISUNDERSTANDING Huntsvie.-G A space,
vile ann iour children: NJ = Severance, MISC q II
Sturgls, MISS u Cushm9n, Miss Boantazee, Miss
Maid sturgis, J Rankin. 7 McClennan. Mont
gomery, II Perkins, Mrs G Robinson, : r Fisher,
Mrs Carroll, Miss Handley, Mrs Grider Miss
Smith, Johnson and wife, q Rawn, II Armstrong,
NJ p Miner and wife, Turner. 80 "
MISUNDERSTANDING San Jacinto. --fTon Erskln
and lady, Mr. and Mrs & Joice and children, Mrs
ii w Densboro. infant and nurse; George Leslie, X
Allen, Mrs Peck, II Hall, Jr; w II Crossnan George
r Francis Mr. aud Mrs u Herrck, Miss ri Her.
nss ss Dodge Ssa Sss sos css George eGrssy Grcssy
Brigham, Jr; = Tomkins Pollock y
schauyer, Edwin Beaer, william ChedsI, Mr
aud Ars Wllis v Liitelel5 Lewis causo,
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ENGLAND.



fFrom the Birmingham Postl
On Tuesday visited the Phoenix Works, Mhelds.
Bston for the purpose OF witnessing the process OF
casting the second OF a pair or leviatban rolls, for
rolling the increased size OF armor plates at Sir John
Browns works, Sheffield. IL may be well to state,
by way OF preface that hitherto roll OF ten tons I'm
weight has been deemed prodigious; and when,
pair each weighing thirteen tons for a foreign
copper mill the event regarded as quite an era
IN the history OF the trade The largest plate mill in
America cannot boast roll OF more than eleven
tons, although in the Western World everything is
done on so large a scale. Some idea, then OF the
dry may be CLEANED from the fact that In extreme
length they are fifteen feet six inches, in diameter
nearly three feet, and in weight eighteen
tons, or thirty-six tons the pair The process Of
casting the roll on Tuesday occupied four furnaces,
each connected by channel in sand, called by the
naces was tapped at 230, and a stream Of
molten iron, liquid as water, came kissing on its
fiery way, and alter q rapid flow OF forty feet,
emptied itself into huge iron mould-ab0ut the
size and shape OF Guys punch bowl at Warwikc--
which at 2:50 was filled to the brim with the
punch bowl, was then hoisted by powerful crane,
some six or eight feet and then tilted so to dis
charge its contents into second channel, In con-
nection with two similar '.runnersr proceeding
from the other furnaces BY this time the smaller
furnaces had been tapped, and now three rivers of
into one vast channel the direction Of the monster
mould IN which the mass OF iron was TO shape
itself and cool. This mould, seventeen feet Deep
was at 23s full to the brim, and the work
was successfully completed amid loud and gen.
eral "Hurrah' from the anxious and excited throng
Of a ron-casting unequalled for dimensions the
whole world.
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Brig Cambridge (Br), Smith, Havana, IA days. with
lasses 10 r Nevus Son. Had moderate weather
Schr Helen Hastings (Brl oucher ST AIMS Bay ia Dec
III, with logwood &c, TO Solomon vessel to Heney
Parker Has had succession OF gales throughout the pas
sage; split sails, damaged spars and sprung aleak.
schr New Dominion lBr, Pennsry, Dry Harbor, ia, IL
davs, with ogwood, TO Hencv II Parker.
Sehr Vim springs, Hasey, Kingston, Ja Ia days, with
ogwood and coffee to II solomon 4 Co.
schr Geo sones Pray, Jacksonve7 days, with lumber
Schr VIM Slater SmaIley Georgetown, SC, days. with ye
low pine lumber, to Saml Loud Il Go.
Sehr Mary stow, Rankin, Georgetown, Sc days, with
naval stores to Doner 4 Potter.
Schr Wilton, Cobb Norfolk.
5chr Runnel, Kunneli. Virginia.
Senr commerce, Langley Virginia.
schr I. n Hopkins, Wetmore, Virginia
Senr N Graham, Fountain, Baltimore for Bridgeport
Schr theodore Dean Babbitt. Baltimore for Providence.
Scnr - Grove, Weaver, Baltimore.
Scnr Jos Satterthwate Long, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Jonn Lee, Carr, Baltimore for Harlem.
cha p pning. Parsons, Calais, II days, with lumber TO
schr Crescent Longe Hatch, Calais Providence where
selr Harriet Crowley, Addison Bridgeport
charged '' "
schr NJ Fetridge Parker, Boston.
Schr Entire, kinnear, Providence for Elizabethpof
Schr Marcus Hunter Maui, Providence
schr Z Allen. Fisher, New London.
scnr Isaac Anderson, Doyle, New Haven
schr Geo w Watson, Adams New Haven.
schr Potter 4 Ritter, Hoester. New Haven.
sclr Florence, Turner New Haven.
schr q l. Pearson, Hobbie, Bridgeport
Sclr James Moore, Bradley, Bridgeport.
Schr James Bull, Pearson, bridgeport
Schr Celeste, Hubbard, Bridgeport.
Sehr Racer, Howard, Codspring
Steamng Yankee Marshall Mystic with ship Helicon
tow, 10 the New York Submarine Co.
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Wssss wsrr Es az sh Walton osborn os
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 9-Arrved steamship George washs
'NsEwBukYPoRi, Jan s-saed, schr Eadab, Cheney.
NEW BEDFORD, Jan s-Arrived, schrs siapad Areys
Ceorrs Rogers, Cornell and Robert Smith, Nickersons
NEWPORT. Jan 8, Pm Arrived schrs Fsapes Loring,
msns ss1aE aS or ss%os coo@s
ssa E sronn sws sv SPssoa Prssap o
HIGGINS; Elder, do for virgniaiJ Woodbury..
oss sh AMArrISed schr fdea Small Robbins Bedford
SEW IoSDoS Jan ARRIVED, schr smA Smith.
S %:Isss sss' sys sliss s
B noInes sonrsro Anna ch ss as sash psse
a sai A'sa @asseS ss%ysM Nav sn'
cardnas xnn seen & Hasms
fssns Ta~s fS,a1s D 5sn %
came to the today for orders snps Wyo
@ Do IS for An'Ssrp Sarss sPss ana Roam.
pss g for p o viz
ie sr G % Dc o1 s fff 90 o
bon seh VIM DO for az ems snds s
beth Ms,ee and Jas Ponder Dc for g CaTdenaa E q
Ceared-Bris Minnie Miller Anderson, Matanzas; schf
Fred WsSs Greenleas baltimore v,,s.
Norfolk sno Lishi 4ntone Georges isaOs Oliver
Snied-Bark Presto O3r) Scott NYork.
RICHMOND, Jan Arrived, schr Laura hWebb, Webb,
Boston.
ssied-schr oakes Ames Edmunds NYork
ROCKLAND Jan 6Saled, bark Hanson Gregory, Greao-
ry New Oreans schrs Leontine Murphy, Nyofe; Emma
Gregory Thorndike, and Ada Ames, Adams, Norfolk
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 8Arrived steamships Idaho, Ho-
noulu; Montana, Panama; ship White Slave Newcastles
NSW.
Ceared-ships woosing, for Liverpool and Downe for
Rio Janeiro, both with breadstuAs. =
Saied-Ship Twilight. =
sthcared Jas Keee for NYork, and Santa Lucia, fos
Liverpool. both with wheat. |,
SAVANNAH.J an 5-Arrved ship Constitnton Hattons
Cork schrs Reangton, Provdence Charter oak Wiscass
SET ,
Sailed schrs coquete, Rogerson, Maanzas Daniel Pier
son. Watts Boston.
9h-Arrived ship Delphi Rotterdam; schr Whiting New
York.
Cleared Steamships Salvador Nickerson, Mont.
gOinery, Lyon NYork -
WILMINGTON, NC, Jan 8-Arrved, sloop Nevada, OhadI
wick. Harbor Island. a
Cleared-Scfr Ann CARL, Tyler, NYorK; Richardi
Irving do; G w Holt Hart, Boston.
9th-Arrived. steamer Rebcccs Clyde, NYork.
Cleared-Steamer Mary Sanford, NYork.
WAREHAM, Jan 8-Arrved schrs Lady Antrim, Parkers
and Lamartine, Gurney, NYork.
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TO inquire into the condition Of the aforesaid rail-

road.
Crossing the Leitha, have two matters to report
about On the l4th The first congress OF the israel
ties OF Hungary and Its annexes was opened IN
Pesth. The congress is divided into two parties
namely the orthodox and the progressive. It's OBJ
Jects are fourfod-First, the settlement OF the eX
ternal organization Of the individual congregations;
second, the organization or the sraelitish schools
and school funcuonaries; third. the administration
OF the hungarian sraelitish public fund: fourth the
organization Of future congresses the settlement or
their jurisdiction ana their mode OF election. Tne
Minister OF Public Worship, NJ. Eotvos, opened the
congress in feeling speech and Leo flolaender OF
Eperies was called to the chair by virtue OF ms Sc
niority.
The Napso OF Pesth. the leading organ of the
Deak party, IN noticing the coquetry OF tne leadng
organ OF the Prussian government win tne Hunga-
rians, observes that the Hunearans are we enough
pleased with the peace OF Prague aud that the bias
IN favor OF Prussia which reigns among the Hunga-
rians will only strengthen with time provided that
Prussia does not pursue an ambitious policy. The
reckless pursuit Of the last named policy by the aid
OF an alliance with Russia would destroy the repu-
tation OF Prussia not only IN hungary but Ia the
rest OF Europe. IF Prussia should indeed break
through the limits of the peace OF Prague and If the
batteries when are lavished upon the HungarIans
have no other aim than to make us believe that the
cause OF Hungary is no. Identical with the cause OF
the Austro- Hungarian monarchy, but opposed to the
same In that case the NdplO Is compelled to say out
right that in the event OF war cansed Hungarians
VIII fulfil their duty without hesitation or vaciatop,
and that duty Is prescribed BY the voluntary obllga
tlons entered into by Hungary TO defend the terri
iorial integrity OF the monarchy as well as the vital
interests OF Hungary. Henceforth continues the
Ndpto. our army Is called the Austro- Hungarian
army, and II we are beaten history will no say
1.-The Austrian army has been beaten, but ..the
united Austro- Hungarian armies We're vanqulshed.r
We do not wish says the Pesth journal to underrate
the dangers OF conflict with Prussia but do not
fear them 80 very much that in our terror see no
thing else to do than to turn recusant TO our duty
and to leave King and country in the lurch Prussia
may safely leave 1t to to defend ourselves against
the Vienna oentralists. Concerning however. the
invasion which Prussia holds in the background, we
assure our friends on the Spree that We shall not
surrender so easily, and that the attempt might cost
them more than they imagine.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny rnE HERALD STEAM yAcHrs.


Steamship CITY OF Port Prince Jackson Por au Prince
ray. Jr.
steamship Thames. Pennington, Savannah. Jan q With
rndse and passengrrs to X Iowden.
s,e.m,hp WIN clyde Morgan, wilming'oo, NC, 5shour,
Steamship Valley City, McCsrty, washiaston, with mdsc
stssmsap rnncoDis Sherwood. Portland, With mdse TO
vAmes
Ship City OF New York, Thomas, Antwerp Nov u.s. with
dse sam Thompsrn's Nephew. Had heavy weather
ship iisicon new 1900 tcns Rogers, Mystic in ballast
Calvin Adams. VIII load In 4 Comsiocks Co.'S line for
San Francisco Was towed 70 this port BY seamug Yankee
BARK white wing CBr Pike, MIX River ia, 20 days, with
logwood, 20 DAel Bliss Co. Had nnc weather passed
Havana Jau Dec - OF the end Of ~ Domingo was
boarded BY boat from .oop Carida, IN tho
American Consus Of Jeremte, from AM Jere
mie, days Out waiting for opportunity run the block.
Ade; supplied her with provisions.
Bark Andes shepard, ssgua, days, with nolsssss 20
Mosss Taylor Co Had pleasant weather al the possng
Bre Branch !Br Gard, Pernsmbuco % days. with sugar
6ris Eureka tBr Dnsmore Dcmsrs ~ days. With sugsr
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Weather Along tho Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY ., 1880.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers OF vessels arriving this port win
please deliver all packages intended for the
regularly authorised agents who Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press now
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of packages
will be BY the following extract from the proceedings
ofthe regular monthly meeting held March 3. 1858 -
Resolved, That and after April 1863 the Associated
Press win discontinue the collection OF ship In
hArbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
NJ The Office OF the Herald yachts JANIS and
JEANNETTg at Whitehall slip. All communications from
and consgnees TO the masters OF inward bound
sels viii be forwarded free of charge
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literally riddled with buckshot, and on examination
forty bullet holes found in his head and body.
These holes varied in size from minnie ball To a
small buckshot From the horrible manner in which
Tillman's body was mangied, 1t was evident mat a
number OF persons had waylaid him for the purpose
tanned as to the guilty parties and there will be
some difficulty investigating the matter. as the
community had very little sympathy with the muir
dered man.
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SAILED.

Steamships Europe, Hayre &c; Erin Liverpool San Fran
Havana and New Orleans; Wilmington, Galveston; Lcdona,
New orieans Gen Meade do; Cores, do San Jacino Sa
Moore Newbern, Nc Isaac Bell, Richmond; John Gibson
Washington; Lmpire Alexandria. Also sailed 6h, ships
Lord Lyndhurst Liverpool; Lord Canning dc.
Wind sunset s, light.
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THoxAs T. AGSEw,
ESTABLISHED 1895,
80 Greenwich street, corner Of murray,
New York,
THOMAS X. AGNEw,
ESTABLISHED 1895,
New York,
IL offering cheap,


CoFFFEs nrcrn roasted and ground; a'l grades 10 sut
The raate and the pocket OF the milon l5c 2 sc 3oc,
a5c, @oc. Mocha, Snc.
TEAs-Everybody should know who they buy ~,
all who sell watches not watchmakcrs Mr. hgpew spent
three years IN China aud knows cracsy what teas are and
does not deal IN damaged goods OF kind consequently
money returned.
MOLAssEs-Mr Aenew has bis agent in New Orleans,
an expert Ia the business who shps him the choicest o the
cfOp.
RICE. Mr. Agnew has house ia South Carolina, who
ship him the hes, head rice IN market
FLOUR 10 received direct from the mills Gcncsee IndI-
and s. Louis, best brands In Market ~ SIS per
barreL
GROCERIES -Everythng desired in families hotels rcs.
Aurants boarding houses steamships sailing vessels IL
sold by Mr. Agncw who IA live working 10 1 and 70
nou cvery day tor tne last quarter OF century lie
steam coach compared with the old fossnted who
have been brought up IN sospfa barrel ackeys for 9TH
e ana now begin 70 nap their wings when gray headed In
word Agnew as far ahead Of the trade ~ Dexter OF the
cart horse when irong He the for the peoples
quick 40 lightning and punctua ~ time.
THOMAS r. AaNgw, CORNER GREENWICH AND
MURRAY streets, New York, seems 70 be noaopclzins tho
entire grocery OF the city His store crowded
daily Sugars all grades st renners' prices Teas,
crop, fragrant hne, by the pound package
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SHIPPIN G N E w S

Almanac for New York--.Ths Day.
Sun rises ....... "a Moon rises. morn IL
Sun sets........ 4 so High water ....eve 81
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A PRIZES CAsHED IN ABOVE LOTTERIES, An
IA. Packs CO.'S private Offices, Nos. and 81
l2s Fulton street old Herald buidng New York. Send cf
The New York herald., 1869-01-10
AUSTRIA.

The Budget and the Defciency-reace
with Hungary and Its Resuits-Rnilroad
Accidents and Responsibility Of the Conn
panIes-The IsrneIite Congress of Hun.
gary--Existina Sentiments Between AUS
fria md Hungary. 4
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A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
N. Missouri and Kentucky State Lotteries
nIssoUEr-sxrsA GLASS No. 49, sASuAgr p 1853.
7s y s 40 s. n q g, g 60 80 e ,s. -
g, 81 u. q. q, ls, "a, 81, 20, u, q, Is q.
KENTUCKY-TxTRA GLASS NO. 1l3, JANUARY n 1882
"a, ss, 81, 81, l. 30, 2s,. m. ss. 49, 6a, g, 80.
!. KssTuoKY-cLAss NO; IL 'AsuARr y 1888
Information above and also Royal navans
Lotteries by CLUTE Broker 200 Broadway and LOB Fulou
street.
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Ssmsnd from all sources being Tight bat with small stock
;; Hs%'oss sases. Hyss:, S.:1y, sss ", a.
&C. s4s do o' middle sn co. Sc S ss
Sic shs o as ss'ss d. good d.@assa al Kinds sod
roas msss @ % osr sS ReSs sa Sssv, ss &c. e..
middle &C. de-; d. light sse aace d. eropped hs.yy
ssssy was "a g. middle 81 Il d.
s sis c &c., a.Sa s o asseu va. fairly active
sna HSsa Ss was @ % rS
The sales were $50 hSdS s. serses Cuba a. o
and IN hhds 50 isress Cuba cisysd q The price
she marEs. was quiet nrnsr, though prices
c q a. & 4 No. D0
demand for export 20 Bremen and London at anou.
Rss s.u: ss sas. % Ss.
sscss y [ Sas, 'ss @ ss 81 i ss NJ
IA ssisa sl and is0 do: extra pale AN 5ossl We
pss n sG
was IL better demand and sales were effected of 81 bbs
:nd 10 ao $ % SSss sS
g.otssss 60! m.a.. ao lard dressed For
business there was drmness prices
s Sss for s0 I % Is for e,s Old d city
80 Sbs n vi we're oi sod % AD' delivery isaS
sss H
quiet = lie ltc with arrivals Of o head Beef w,s
ss 's: !: ss
and nomna! $2s S36 for prime and e2s Ss4 for
". Il shout Former prcss sac: wsrs pasfsse.
@ ss sy nsa a.. .ns s.ms sos!ss sns T l
for smoked and oagged do Bacon dull and nominal At
.SS DO ss .Hs n tGf 9 0'
remained a quiet and heavy and the sales were confined 70
and Kettle The for butter
light supply and heavy FOR the os grades supply
Of which fair Cheese only in moderate demand
anS asss om sc y in favor Of the buyer prices
va. a a r. .po sS n Sua
proes materially higher The sales were $1,000 bbs
Se ssas for lots Tor dsys Sssnsd siSAs Was
NOR M r. asr but The business va light being restricted
q Sodsls There were sales Of sosS Sbis sandsra
IN opsed
ssssqasny became weak closing ar however At sbeu.
month. There were sass q 900 bbls for the balance Of
RIoE.-We heard Of no saes Of moment Prices ranged
from s1c. e ss9c fcr common 70 prime .,u.
only moderate oferna prices further &c per lb
s s ssiSs .'.Gas iss ..
sns gT Sr%e paa q s1ois e do & .na & S r e
Ssss @ and snEl:s Rd
sstabishsd the market closing st ike for hard
l6c for soft white, i4c iSe for yellow, and 1886 for
.S; .sssy !. r. e a " rough ~ "a. Tim IN
s supply and nr%y held % q w. S $2 ~ Linssea was
ss 20 s'y
sKINA-Deer wsre moderately dealt In q former prices,
the sales being lbs Curacoa 5000 do. Angostsa 1000
Goat steady IN vaus with saies Of S bales Curacoa
pico, b<c per TO-, gold Matamoros sc DO Vera Cruz,
b5c BuenOs Ayes, 4lc Soc per lb currency payas
Deer Honduras 4sc per lb gold, Vera Cruz se Svc,
Do s.al 46c. alc, d. Angostura, aOc slc, do Para
Soc. . 5lc., do.
ToBAooo.-Rentucky In Improved demand, both for
export the home trade, and previous prces realized
10.
at 7c. l3c Seedieaf sought aftcrs aud
sales effected Of 200 1886 crop Connecc and 70
6ers private Havana sold TO the extent
2ve bales ut S 81 0 currency duty paid and &c., gold,
IN bond. Annexed are tho current QnolaSions:-