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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The ROYAL Canadian Bank will resume
business on the 18th Inst.
The Chicago Ecclesiastical Court met yes
terday and without taking any action, adjourned until
The New York "Coterie" will give q
ball at stetson House, Long Branch,
The newspaper fraternity of Maine were
I'm convention at Portland yesterday AOu"J 'u'S "'
a clam.bako at the islands
Erich g. Heydes chair factory, in East
Chesnutst Louisville, was aesroyed Wy Hro yeS'eiua!'
The loss is about $500 which Is proDaDly insured
Four buildings on the corner of King and
princc.sts Toronto were destroyed yesterday by the
railing of a chimney four men were seriously injured
The hack drivers of Toronto are on q
strike Not cab has been seen on inc streets dof NO
difficulty
The report of the Coroner of San Fran
csco for the past months shows total OF as deaths
requiring Investigation, ~ OF winch "oIo 'u''' -
murders, and 80 accidents.
b. II. Hixon, brakeman on the Boston anu
day. by coming In contact with the "htoI piPo "' Wv
Tremont.st bridge, Boston. .oonoo
II ia reported that there are S12OoO,0OO In
iIrer In San Francisco and that the cOAiioiS'
are suffering In consequence.
Ordnance Sergt. James Skinner, in charge
OF Castle Plnckuey Charleston harbor was sno anu der
yerely wounded on Sunday last Dy PEI'"'o sOiui0'
named Johnson, who 10 now In prison.
The bark John Wooster sailed from Dos
ton yesterday for CoDstantnope Win earEO or
nuskets for the Turkish Government n sln t I 80
for the same destination shipped three weeks ago
The schooner Addie Murchie, from New
York for Alexandria in ballast parted her "e ups
on smiths Island the night Ot the Slst H " @
new set could he rove she struck on INC Oe"on Ahc
wreckers have gone to her assistance
AT a meeting recently held by the Land
League, the Neutral Lands, speeches. VIZ aue Dy
the Hon. Sidney Clarke aud others. kesoIutohs were
passed unanimously denOuncing James r. JOY ahd the
United States Senate, aud asking SENATORS NoSS aHu
Polner0y " Tesign their seats
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GREAT BRITAIN.

BRITISH SUBJECTS HELD CAPTIVE IN PARAGUAY
LONDON wednesday, Aug. 4, 1869.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Otway, I'm
derSecretary eff Foreign Affairs, said the agents OF
the British Government were making every effort
10 obtain access TO the Engishmen held captive
in Paraguay The last intelligence received in re-
gard to them was furnished by two American naval
officers aud was to the effect that they were all WELL
bnt still restrained Of their liberty by the command
of President Lopez
THE SAN JUAN BOUNDARY QUESTION.
Viscount Milton asked if the Government could
inform the House what progress had been made III
the San Juan Boundary negotiations, and WhaJ lEe
expense of holding possession OF the island had Oeen
Mfr. Otwav replied that as differences still existed
with the United States on the question, Her MAJ
esty's Government was unable to furnish any IN
formation or lay any correspondence on the table.
The Government of 1850 had submitted to the House
what information it thought fit If Lord Milton was
able to add anything to that, the Government would
be glad to hear from him. 1t was impossible at such
short notice TO say what the cost of the occupation
OF the island amounted TO.
HARVARD.
The Harvard crew were out again on the Thames
to-day and showed a better form. They were visited
to-day by Shaw the cOxswain of the Oxford boat
THE FIRE BRIGADE VISIT.
portion of the London Metropolitan Fire Brigade
propose to visit New-York
END OF A NOTED DIVORCE SUIT.
Mrs Varian has gained her suit for divorce against
the Marquis of Waterford with costs.
BUSINESS SUSPENSION.
The Greek firm of Franghiadi & Rhodoconachi,
the New-York branch of which failed this week, has
suspended payment here.
TRIAL TRIP OF THE HARVARD CREW.
The Harvard crew made two practice trips on the
Thames to-day. The weather rainy and other
wise unfavorable; but the men exhibited decided
improvement in their rowing Their dip IS not 80
deep as before and they take longer strokes
THE DIsEsTABLIsHED BISHOPS.
DUBLIN Wednesday Aug. I, 1860.
The Irish bishops met in private conference in this
CITY to-day. TO consider the reorganization Of the
Irish Church.
A NEW MAYOR.
Mr.. Purdou. a Conservative, has been elected
Mayor of Dublin. but the Liberals have a majority
in the Council.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN

SPAIN.
TIE REPORT OF CUBAN NEGOTIATIONS DE-
MED.
MADRID, Wednesday, Aug. 4, 1862
The truth of the report that Spain has opened ne
gotiatiOns with the United States looking to inc III
dependence of Cuba is positively denied.
CALLING OUT THE REsERvEs-NEW CAISLlSr
RISINGS.
PARIS, Wednesday, Aug 4, 1869.
1t is asserted to-day that the Spanish Government
will shortly call out the reserves 1t is reported that
Formidable nprisings of Carlsts have occurred at
TUrtOsa and Teruel.
CARLIsT BANDS DEFEATED.
Official adyices contradict the statement previously
published that two Carlist prisoners had been shot
by the order of the Council of War. Several bands
of CaTsts in different parts of the country have
been defeated and scattered within the past day OF
two.
QUEEN ISABELLA DISPOSED TO ABDICATE.
La France (newspaperl reports that Queen Isabella
is disposed to abdcate the throne of Spain in favor
of the Prince of Asturias.
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FRANCE.

THE EMPRESS TO VISIT COYsTANTINOPLE.
PARIS, wednesday, Aug. 4, 1869.
The Empress Eugenie is expected to Visit CohStah-
tipople in September Preparations on the most ex-
teusiye scale have already commenced there Tor Aer
reception.
KEW PROVISIONS OF THE sENATUs CoSsCLTJh'
Among the clauses Of the So,aips CoRSaltHm is one
uoyiding that on the demand Of five members the
senate NAV resolve itself into a Secret Committee.
Yhs relations of the Senate and the Corps Legs
latifvith the Emperor and with one another VIII
hereafter be regulated By an imperial decree
pREss OPINION.
The Journal des Debafs thinks the reforms now pro-
posed will not dsappoint the hopes raised by the I'M
peria message to the Corps Legislatff
n. ROUHER-coNsTITUTION By THE
EaPEEOR-THE LEFT -CENILh - iNfLNIAL
MDECsIOE-THE PROSPECTS.
Pans, July 23.-Without goinginto the abyssmaiiy
slstuse question of what the Emperor means IN
The way Of reforms il is 10 be noted that he can de-
sire 10 filter instrument for their expression ana IN
itatory execution than M Rouher, who has been
SNAei'e and Rotoriously opposed 10 them 1t was
"Io resigned his post on occasion OF the l9In Jan
'tler and then resumed IT to retard, mutliate'
Lar az mi him lay Illustrate the promises OF tnat
~'ei HBnOt strange then. that. considering tins
'1 Of the new ministers, the sudden niue
Gu a'" nope INDUCED in by moderate liberals on
occasion Of the 18th July mes
prs,,i l~ given way TO profound diStrust.
h., raradol, whose frank acceptance OF
Io,rss 'Tu sign quoted from the Dsbats IN my last
sjno~ aS' lett himself constrained 20 come out
and W.. a. hank confession Of deceived hope
fscfs ~, ieg'e~. People make this comparison OF
psLe. I'M uI'es 18th January, 1867, Government
.D@ - hOun later he resumes office possesses the
s1'is confidence Of his master and DELAYS for IS
oHh. the pitiful seapt ful6IIment Of those prom
and -ss s hasmentary restrictive laws on the press
Afresb meetings July r. 1863, Government has
esv I.'-NA Of liberalism. b. Rouher again loRi-
lis oaio o' ana ten days later practically resumes
tive man.a 1'i change Of style and postof restric-
To eone sslnE editor Of the new reforms.
NC ~sEVFk G9yeIuWeut. after nun
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT ALBANY.

ALBANY, Aug. 4-This afternoon, as Joseph
shafer, teamser, driving span OF horses across
the Central Railroad track in Spencer street. locomotive
backed down upon the team instantly killing both OF the
horses Shafcr was knocked of bis truck and fell under
car lie was terribly crushed. aud his neck, back and
arms were broken. He was killed instantly. a boy
named Clann who also the truck, thrown
der the car and had OF his feet badly injured shafer
leaves II family. The locomotive has killed three
or four persons the past year.
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,nvr,;T1rREs OF A BALLooNIsT.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-JacOb Secrist OF Wooster,
III made an ascension in that place on Monday. After
ascending to great hight he discovered that the valve
was derangcd In attempting TO land he was dragged
through a field The balloon became unmanagchOle tore
~ ScIces and uprOoted the growing corn To avoid be-
inc entonged I'm treetop he jumped out OF the car when
The balloon oated away. IL was last seen passing law
renee MaSsou aud Canton. Secrist escaped With few
aIirlfh
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GERMANY.

TAXATION OF UNITED STATES BONDS
BERLIS. Wednesday, Aug A. 1902.
The B5rsen Zejiupg discussing the possibility OF the
imposition by Congress of tax on the coupons oil
United States bonds expresses confidence that the
Republicans will remain faithful TO the programme
in which they pronounced energetically against re-
pudiation The Zcitmg declares that current rumorS
TO the effect that such taxis contemplated are mere
maneuvers of the Stock Exchange.
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THE EXHIBITION OF TEXTILE FABRICS.

CINCINNATI Aug. 4.-The exhibition OF tex
,no fabrics grows in magnitude and Importance. Good
estimate the number Of persons who visited the
rooms to-day al 10000 The total number lof entries Is
iqsI Among the receipts today was one box OF casoi
iess kerseys aud leans from Brigham Young Deseret
WiIIs which was acknowledged by telegraph. Manufac
tnrcr of machinery from all parts Of the East have
suecimeus d exhibition.
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THE AMERICAS DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 4.-Tho American
Dental Association held two sessions Hathorn's Hall
today The Auditing Committee examined the Treas.
urers books and offered the following resolution That
dentist having been appointed as delegate and
Gecome permaucHt member Is not eligible to act again
49, delegate until his dues paid IN full" The resolu
ron was adopted. DR.. Q. Palmer made report on
onerating Dentistry which demonstrated by we'll
cuted drawings ana models Of teeth. The discussion
On Dental pathology and Physiology then continued
Tbe session will close on Friday afternoon.
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TURKEY.

MENACING LETTER OF THE SULTAN TO TIE
YICEROY OF EGYPT
CoSsTASrlNoPLE. Wednesday, Aug. 4, 1869.
An Aide-de-Camp of the Grand Yiner is about to
leave for Egypt. bearing letter to the Viceroy'
which after recounting the grievances of the Sub
lime Porte, concludes with the intimation that IN
case no satisfactory explanations are given, the
Porte will withdraw the privileges accorded by the
fyt,ou Of 1g4l
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ALBANY, Aug Am inquest was held in
,t CITY today by Coroner Hurley the body OF VIII
lard Giggs, who died from wounds received in the
CON, ontrent disturbance. number Of witnesses were
ccnt 1od INT nothing material elected that has
eirady been published. The inquest was adjourned
until Friday
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PORTUGAL.
CABLE CONCESSIONS.

LISBON. Wednesday, Aug g. 1860.
The Chambers have adopted a resolution author
iziDR the Government To grant concessions to COM
panies desiring to lay submarine cables to or from
the shores OF Portugal.
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WASHINGTON.

ANOTHER CANDIDATE FoT THE TENNESSEE SEN
ATORsHIP - THE CAMPAIGN IN TEXAS
RUMoRED REMOVAL OF oFFICE-HoLDERS IN
MISSISSIPPI - REFORMS IN THE INTERNAL
PFVENUE PITRFAU.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

The following buildings have been surveyed and
declared unsafe during the past week, and Mr. James
NJ Macgregor, the superintendent OF Buildings, has
caused notices to that effect to be served on their
respective owners
Report No. 129-House No. "A West Fourth street;
front and rear walls bulged and cracked: also the
party walls between Nos. "A and 40 are badly cracked
Report No. l30-House No. 1914 Greene street,
chirnneys above roof In an unsafe and dangerous
condition. owner, G. Roosevelt.
Report No. 131.-House POI First avenue, rear wall
very badly bulged and cracked. owner, George
Ochs.
Report No. 1s2-House No. so4 West Thirtyninth
street. south sde the two story extension In rear Of
said building Ia cracked and bulged, and hangs out
OF plumb aboutl three inches; 1t s liable to fall at
any moment. Owner, Richard Fischer.
Report No. 233-House No. Catharine slip; brick
wall or fence dividing the two yards No. Catha-
rine slip and No. l23 Cherry street. unsafe and liable
to fall at any moment. Owner, James Appleby.
Report No. 134-House No. % Elm street, rear;
fourth story front wall has fallen out and the re-
owner, A. T. Stewart.
Report No. ls5-House No. 70 Charlton street. south
side; chmneys above the roof In an unsafe and dan
gerous condition. owner. Andrew Bleakley, Sr.
Report No. Toulouse No. 70 Charlton street;
chimneys above roof In an unsafe and dangerous
condition. Owner, Mr. J. Davis.
chlmneys above roof In an unsafe and dangerous
condition. Owner, J. ]. Innes.
Report No. 13s-House No. IS Charlton street;
condition. owner, James Mooney
Report No. 13a-H0use No. SO Charlton street;
chimneys above roof IN an unsafe and dangerous
condition. owner, James Mooney.
Report No. 140-House No. s2 Charlton street;
chimneys above roof In an unsafe and dangerous
condition. owner, G. Delano
Report No. 14l-House southeast corner OF Charl-
unsafe and dangerous condition. owner, II. Hen
ken.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
BRoOKLYs INTELLIGENCE.

TIE FIRE CoMMssroSERs.-The Board OF Fire
Commissioners met In conjunction with the Comp
troller on Monday afternoon a. q Board OF Esti-
mate. the following are the estimates OF expenses
OF the new paid Ore department system for the year
1s7o.--Salaries, slel,ooo; repairs, $4,000; hose
$4,000; new apparatus $4,000; feed, straw. &C.,
$4,000; COAL $4,000; general supplies and contin.
gencics, $4,000. Total, s25oooo. The Commissioners
on tho same day, made q tour OF inspection Of
the western district They found the houses In
many instances In q most diapidateu condi-
tion, and many Of them being un1t for use
under the present system, and will be probably con.
demned. The apparatus were however, found In
be needed In the houses OF Hose Companies Nos l.
and ., ana Engine Companies Nos I and TO- The
street. was found to be in full blastr being occu.
pied as tavern, for which the keeper pays reve.
nue. TO the city treasury. The brown stone front
building on Hicks street. near Degraw, formerly
occupied by Engine No. tNeptuneh is occupied by
prvats family, who pay no rent TO the city there
for.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
Heavy Weaern
ao,I GarL.spiI,s-

Havana Common, 62Hc. q &c.; good voc. o VI; hns
Yas-onc cut 7Sc soc. two cut 81 oa asi os average
lot, s5c. 92hc
WnALRDosF-Arctc was quoted Ole. &c., sold without
sales. .
wHALKroors were quiet but steady at 10Nc lie. for
bleached, and loc. q 10hc. for unbleached.
WHrsxEY.-Receipts, $50 bbls. Tho market was quiet
though firm yesterdays prices Sales LOO bbls VI 10
&l u. tar paid.
the demand being mainly confined TO the immediate wants OF
prices heavy for almost all grades For pulled mode
rate demand prevails former prices the offerings being
fair Texas slow OF SALE there being scarcely any demand
but prices are unchanged California quiet an heavy Tor
fall, the supply OF which remains fair OF the new clip
about 30 bales are on the market For almost all klnts
foreign the market IL dull the demand being checked to
ssme extent By h: ucrstions in gold We quote Fleece
and Xxx, CSC 6ec and t7c. soc. common and ~ t7c
Soc New Work. Michigan and indiana and above l6c
6oc; and y, &C. 60c common and ~ tIc b0c. iii.
nos, Wisconsin and Iowa. and above l6c &c. common
10 &c. bOc Texas, mediunto fne e2c. 37c bury 70
common 22c mc tub washed fleece, SEC. sc Califor
n,a, fall clip lambs A. p $50 gsc Al, 2sc aeci Az
sss cs,orDs & g. s' o 8 a c s :1'ss &c.. Puss s%
12oo0 do At S3Hc 91c 1900 do a DEC blc 5000 do
and Pennsyvania at tec soc, 5000 Xxx Michigan at tSc
yania private terms also So00 lbs pulled at !sc tec
for super, sc Ssc for extra and 6bc sc Tor south
A%srica scS , S: Ts.ss ossy bSy a Ss
various grades a sc. asc, zoos Al lambs: DO At soc
1000 Canada mschngs at size, bales Cape al ssc DO
tai on private terms.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The sales yesterday in this city, although few in
number and very light, exceedingly interesting
in one important particular, as exhibiting in the
amount obtained for q small invoice OF Boulevard
lots what has been frequently insisted upon here,
viz, the undimlnished rmness In the market OF first
class property. Whether the prices so obtained are
fair valuation OF the lots disposed or excessive
1t would be difficult matter to determine, but
certain II Is the purchasers fully conscious Of
what they were doing and paid them knowingly
and Understandings, with full opportunities for ex-
amining all the surroundings. present and prospec-
tive, positive and speculative, OF the property
and In open competition with others. Under
these circumstances comparison OF these prices
tand those Of last spring will be interesting. Take
the first block sold. comprising two lots on the
south side OF 126th street, and two lots on the north
SIDE Of l2bth street, IN rear OF the above, each
20 feet front by 90 feet IL inches In depth 400 feet
east OF Eighth avenue which brought $4,000 for
the plot. This may be divided s. 900 per lot for
those on 125th street. being the most valuable side
similarly shaped plot of the same dimension, ad-
joining the above, brought el6, 400. Last spring
SIck sG ~ sar 1na either o. me above on the
street. sold for $ 500 per lot In further Illustration
Of this same idea OF the continued appreciation
Notwithstanding the many drawbacks Of the market
this spring. is a sale made yesterday at his desk by
l57th and I5sth streets ITS feet west Of Eleventh
avenue, for s52,500 an advance Of $4,000 upon the
price for which the same lots were sold by the same
gentleman last November. The last case ID more In
dicatve offrmness In this description OF property a.
deducting the interest upon the money invested IN
the first purchase and the necessary expenses, che
price in each case s about the same but In the
OF the auction sale the appreciation is marked and
decided. The other auction sales In the city were OF
improved city property, particulars OF all OF which
are given below
NEW YORK PRoPERTY-BY T.. n. LUDLOW AND 90.
lots OF l26th St and lots Of l26th st. 400 II Of
lots on l2sth on l2bh st. adjoining above
BY J. INQUIRE.
2etory brick house and lot No Is 9Th and story
brick houses and lots Nos 404 and 406 West 10th st.
rear Of above, size OF plot aoxlO06x .lb 276
BY JOHNSON AND MILLER.
story brick house and lot No 500 East 10Th 956
# OF av A. lot 239x92. .16 900
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRAproRp-LsEK.-At Greenpoint, Brooklyn. on
Monday May "a, by the Rev. J. W. Leek assisted by
the Rev. j. B. Merwin, Mr.. NATHANIEL BRADFORD, OF
Portland, Me-, to Miss ADA E. LBEK, OF Brooklyn
y.
Portland sie.) and Hartford CONN., papers please
copy.
bRraNAN--GrRroN, Tuesday, May 25, by the
Rev, DIR. Sutton, JAMES DEfGSAN to ELIZABETH
GIRroN, both OF this city. No cards.
HALL-RrcHMOND.--I Christ Church New Bruns-
wick, on Thursday, May 20, by the Right Rev. the
Bishop Of New Jersey, assisted by the Rev. Alfred
Stubbs, DID,. the Rev. SAMUEL HALL, rector of ST.
Johns church, Woodsde (Newark), to MISS MARY
RICHMOND, daughter OF the late Robert Adrain, Esq
MoRRIssoN--OvEN.--At orange, N. j., on Tuesday
May Is, by the Rev. DR.. Schuyler DANIEL MoRRfssoN
to Miss JENNIE, daughter OF George Oven, Esq.
McMuRDv-WELLEs.-At Coleman House, New
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

ls,sc &c., gold for Manila NC 5c So for iute; oc.
HIDRs-The market for all kinds Of hides quiet the
demand being light and prices were In buyers iayo The
Ayrss and BOO Central American on private terms we
ao do, as lbs. as; Mss1,,ssvideo, 81 g lbs
20 % its sic Orinoco, 2l % lbs, i9lc. a0c. ;
California, Il 25 lbs, l95fc 2Oc; Central Americans
s is, i$ ls lSs .lS l;s Iis.i ISs
hides May Is 1859 ls2 AGO time last year, 1880
IRoN-For all kinds Scotch pig the market quiet but
holders their consequence OF the small
ness socks Prices ranged from s4 2 $aS We heard
American slow OF sale there being but lit
tie demand but prices were without being
tons Glendon Gray Forge and 500 do No. Crane, pr
vate terms wrought scrap there sold 100 tons pr
terms Refined bar quiet but steady at former
prices eof old rails zoo tons were disposed Of
$56 50 S5s b gold, for Enslish and $76 $ currency
for American. -
degree Of activity and prices Of all descriptions rm at
last week. The receipts continue fair
the diminishing For both oak and rough the
market quiet former figures We append the current
quotations.:
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
CITY ccu,r.
Decisions.
By Judge THOMPSON.

Wheeler rs. Onderdonk ct oi.-Demurrer over
ruled. Defendant to have liberty to amend within
twenty days after service OF order, on payment OF
ten dollars cost OF demurrer.
TIE Same u.s. The Sdme.-Costs to be retaxed and
the defendant to be allowed to bring the matter Of
allowances before the court.
Lockwood Us. Daly.-Plaintif entitled to judg-
ment.
Moran cs. The Fourth Arenue Commissioners
Demurrer overruled. Defendant to have twenty
days, to answer on payment OF costs.
Hav,cood rs. Bydtnard.-Proceedng to be set
aside.
Malpev rs. The Father Mdthe,o Total Abstinence
.Societv.--Judgment OF forty dollars for plaintiff.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

Wheat was fairly active the opening, the decline in
business was small No. spring could have been .oS Sas
e r. ss,sn, a hp hcdsrs de%snaea n q q ana
lower he sale. wsrs about $500 bushels a 0 ii rs Is
fS5 No. ,p,ng dsIiysr.a; FL e a. : fsT :%.
fornis Corn fairly active and armer prime new
about 5000 bushels At from 500 sse for inferior 10 very
dry choice mired Sc CSC. for old do in store
bushels q q osfcr Canada, n bond. were dun and
lower closns a, 7tc 7sc, aaoal The sales were only
lev malt we're ss duh and nomns % ""0A" D'ey anu oar
FREIeHTs.-The market quiet but rates were gene.
sum vessel. wsrs IN fsr and commaSdsd former
figures while there wss s fa inquiry for grain vessels
liverpool Soo tusSsi. wheat sgd and per steamer 10
boxes bacon at 2O cotton at Nd To Antwerp, 50 hbds
o% kfu't % % Dse rs ccsn per ssss
:sss. s5ssss. "A
bales s'Ss cotton y Nd black Wsln1, a. sns SS
boxes eI,rac. loswood a sss The charters I'm addition y
csrso 70 Alicante With ioc hi: s Petroleum ssalsn
petroleum s. sd an 70 Austrian ~''o brs Ds'0 SSi with
Loco bbs petroleum 70 the Adriaiic At 1s 3D.;
petroleum Al s British bark from Phsdephai 70 Cork
Tor orders, United Kingdom Continent 800 bbls pero
s a. ar american ssrs SU x c'fdS 5 cs uus
now IN San Francisco from Caao TO Spain with gano
s s ' Ssss * S% ySs Il A. q
United Kingdom, Continent or Baltic, with bbls petro
Gussirs'-Ths msrke, was dull, bu, prices were un.
ehangsd Rss, being quoted ,1c snd ss,i oIos ac
FOR long ~ snRpas ls sSa rs so SS So 0' o.
HorsxIhe demand was stu Light, but prices, though
bales afro Sc. 70 loo for inferior TO choice grades
HsxP continued 70 rule du and prices were nominal. a