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The Muaket that ShOs EIlsWOfth,I
COD . III .fy. AasaSSlu. s .su.. uI

Ano Auhket mat bnOt EllbWOEth'A
I,utq III ~ AA8as8lu. 30 aux q
From The Troy VAi0. l50i 3. at.n 81 -
twill be remember that at lhs time
of the murder OF Col, Ellsworth In Al.
e1andrla, at the beglnnInR Of the re-
bslllon, Jackson, Ellis sworth's assassin,
was shot by Frank BroWnell, OF Troy.
Some time alter, Br0wnell was pro-
NOTED to Q position In the regular army!
BE sought by every means to retain the
musket with which jackson had been
shot, but the. Captain In command re.
fused TO part With H., and 1t was trAns-
ferred 10 one Of the soldiers remaining
In The company. BroWnell. kept traGt
or the musket, tracing It., after the
abandonment Of the Ellsworth Zoi.
aves, to a private In the regular army,
who, bore Il with him over the plains,
and In many conflicts with the Indians.
BroWneu Jat last, % 8hort time ago, by
the assistance OF an, army friend, got
possession oft. There is no doubt OF
its identity! Brownell'Sl Initials, cut
upon the, stock, years ago, are still
there, and other marks and Indications
iully; % Identifying. On Saturday
last, Mr.. Broynell proceeded to Albany
and deposited the musket In the State
Department, where the coat and hat OF
Ellsworth are now retained, and where
the battle.BcaTred musket will remain
memento OF 4 terrible tragedy. In
this connection we would state a cir
cuInstance In regard 10. the shooting OF
Ellsworth, not generally known. Mr..
Brownell states that he saw jackson
just rs he was preparing TO fire the fatal
shot aG the breast Of EllSworth. .Brow-
nell lmmedi lately tnrnsd to shoot Jack
son, tthe sabre bayonet on his mus
kst prevented celreity, Of movement, as
he was standing upon q staircase As
BrowneH brought his musket TO bear
upon the assassin, the latter fired The
fatal shot, and almost Immediately fell
dead at the bends of the aVangerS Had
BroWnell'a, ,musket been without q
sabre !hls uio1etnenls,W would hGSs been
unimpeded, Qend In rail. probability
Jackson would lave been shot, and
Ellsworth'S Ilfe spared. w., nv rS' -
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AUGUST 2.-FLoUR-steAdy, at 90 25a
8 90 for XIX and xxx city made.
; GRA1N-W Wheat-FaIrly active aud
prices closing shade lower; old am.
Der at 81 40; No. lred at 81 A.; No. 2 red
at 81 seal 40; No. 8 red 1t 81 25; old
white Michigan at 81 So; No. 2 new
white at 81 AZ. Corn-A shade lower.
No. lat 92c; No. Eat s9s; rejeeted Of 500;
condemned at 600. Oats-75c on Rpot.
$50 seller September. Rye-Dull and'
no sales. rs1'. - ~ ln''l bllf 10y,
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS
,r., EXRLA8ATIoM , ..s4
soD 1,RxH44MATzoMt Mtsp,s.,

..SJ t4,RxHLAAATXo& ,.,s. :
tHb6oSaGNbagG GERMAA ptffrRsI d
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II q o compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and BArkB nom which these
MANY, al To medical Sirtue1 are oTtractsd
nom them by scientific chemist. These
0LtEaota arc then forwarded 70 this country
70 he used expressly for tho manufacture Of
this BitterR. There u no alcoholic substance
Of any kind used In compromising the Bit
teIa, hence Il free from all the objections In.
GidSnt % tho use OF . liquor preparation.
Isv4rp .u r.lA Hhn.s aagf a-a..
G-"a.iilt .l,--. hl ...Hlt ia, '7H"
NIs .hu.a iqrpW .lEB nnp
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


WASHINGTON, Aug. O. 1869.
The following ID o aummAry OF The
public debt statement issued 70 day:
Debt bearing interest In eOln,.SolO7 ,sal 80 %
Debt bearing no lntereRt .,,,,,,,, ~ $3.50 Il
Debt bearing In lawful money. NSi0COO 90
Debt on which interest hHS :
ceased hnco matuTtng.....-.,.. d,T0O.O60 81
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StandI5E . .s:OolI IlOi,2ls 70
coupons due not presented a1.
for 8S,71B6 622 q
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QlSO,002,4 s.


decrease since March lst, 1869. NS, ,Sod. .6B q
The reduction would have been
larger had not the government ad-
Vanced 70 Pacific Railroad, during the
month; the interest on their bonds 10
amount OF u $50, ,S8l, and paid on the
last day OF the month an unusually
large number OF drafts TO an amount Of
more than two and o half millions,
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HON. JAME9 TIfoauBoR;N 44a.GG
JUDGE et tts Supreme cbIt4 q Frt,tylput!d,
,,ApEll &, 1893.
NJ oonSldef Ho6dSndh eermhn, Hltlem. =
valad6le INeIflela6 IN e180 OF attacks Of 1ndi.
ReGiion or Dyspepsia. ] can earthly this
from my oTESSlSnSSI.S ES.s ssI.n q ;ssD,rA y a u
81. II. s"IAAls AeGP4oa,"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
GREAT RRrrAEN.
A New Ocean Telegraph ProISeted-
AaInternAtIonAl Exhibition in
ls7I-EnthuSIAStIe RenIan
Demonstration In

a UOulPHuy " UFkuuIAInB % lay 0
telegraph cable from Scotland, BY WaY
Of the Orkney and FarnV Islands, 10
Quebec. When completed tho whole line
will probably be purchased by the Post
Office Department. its u T10I'
The Commissioners Of the Worlds
Fair Of 1851 have Issued prospectug
for an international exhibition Of fine
arts, industrial arts and scientific In
VentionS In 1871, -.
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Total debt, principal and in:


Amount OF public debt len V.0II -fTT
cash In Treasury, Sinking %, .I.
fnnd and puTchlsed bonds. 2IBl ,6B8, 100 %
Amount OF publlc debt less
caAh and Sinking fund IN Hl,4f O. .-
Treasury. July ISt lG69 9......,.... 2iS9, go IS
Decrease OF public debt during ~
past month ..,,...,.,......'.. TI96 ia %
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2asIse1G GaEaa.

WIN. P. RUBRARD.
In Market tAssssoiSaSiS ss. SsiSSSs q MsfSs;0 ME4fS Hon,,
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mcrly occupied by ex-Naval ofncer Henderson, with
furniture and appointments, Tor 30, ,o0u Fw
on. ssSS s s sa ana mas ts sse Sr
some sort viii be built on the latter
Captain Urlah lockwood sold . few DAYS ago to
from New eleven cos@t asys AZ q ,4oo no
an acre.
The following 10 the substance Of call for public
mssng 70 os ned u sfooyn d :. os6e ~ to
the action OF the Park Commissioners In tncr ~
tempts to leave ont the land upon the easIery siue
land snS sns part q
Park are requested TO meet for consultation ana .ne
adoption Of such measures - may Dc oeemeo 40
New buildings are being erected in every section
or Greenp0lnL Indeed, 1t N said that never Deiore
has real estate been 30 active
Charles Olvant is having erected two three stoIy
prick houses one 2s feet 'front.' by so feet deep ana te
other rs BY 10. They are situated on the corner
Union avenue and Kent street, and are 70 cost
Next door Henry stegman Is building three story
brick house Is by 80. IL Ii TO cost about 7,00o
ON Kent street, between Union and Franklin ave
nues, line new church, TO be occupied when COM
peted by the congregation OF the Reformed CnuIcn,
II going up IL 70 be built OF blue stone and brick,
and win cost 5000 1t s 90 feet front by 100 deep.
On the same street James Redwood Is building
$4,000.
putting up nye two story and basement frame cot
tages, At cost OF about $4,000.
John Doan Ii building two story and basement
house on Java street. near Union avenue, Ut cost
on Huron street, near Union avenue, d. Lewis is
erecting three rec frame houses three stories hign a.
segman Herr is building wostory and basement
frame house on Freeman street; cost 5000.
On Eagle street, near Franklin avenue, Peter
Nickel has just completed four story brick house,
On the same street. Henry Doran is building four
story brick house. by 45 ieet and costing $4,000
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.

TUESDAY, March 90 r. N.
AT the close OF business Tonight II was generally
credited In Wall street That the complications with
reference 10 the Treasury Secretaryshp were ended
by the resignation OF Mr.. Stewart and the accept
ance thereof by the President The gold market was
again very ftlul over the kilograms from Washing
ton, and the range IN fluctuations exceeded one per
cent The course OF the premium was reflective OF
the varying character OF the dispatches received.
The opening price Ia, from which there was
an advance TO 1917. Rumors favorable to the
chances OF Mr. stewart, current at noon,
caused . reaction 10 1904 the lowest
point OF the day. From this figure there
was steady. advance 70 1917 1872 about
ave O'Clock, The market being rendered firm by
large purchases ON the part OF houses who were
"postedn the subject OF Mr. Stewarts hnal With
drawal. Later there was reaction from these
highest figures as consequence OF pressure to
sell by parties VINO were slong'' OF gold at lower
0Uures. The range in Drice fOllOWs:-
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% 254; Mariposa, l6x Q 10; do. preferred, 34K Q
34k; Pacific MAIL, looh lo0X; New York Central,
1904 lel; Hudson River, lSox . l4o; Harlem, las
Q las; Reading, slx slX; Michigan Central lis .
lls1z; Michigan Southern, ok Elk; Illinois Cen
tral, la9 l4l; Cleveland and Pittsburg 90 s91s;
Chicago and Northwestern, s2k san; do. pre-
ferred. 0lH 9lA; Cleveland and Toledo, lo5k LOG;
Chicago ann Rock Island, I2o l30; st. Paul, 66k q
eok; do. preferred, 7sA 7sH; Wabash, ~ .
67k; do. preferred 70 . TS; Fort Wayne, lis
llsA; OHIO and Mississppi, 33M 83z;
and as follows at the last open board -
Canton. o0H q 6ik; Cumberland, 81 37k; Wells,
Fargo d Co.'s Express. 301s 311s: Adams Express,
63H 6SA; American Express, An . 46; Merchants
Union Express, Ia TN; Quicksilver. 24zS 25<:
Pacific Mail, looK looS; Western Union Telegraph,
37,S 374s; New York Central, 1914 I6lk; Alton
and Terre Haute, IS . s8A; do preferred,
64h bid; Hudson River, 1401< . 1401s; Read
ing. ok q 0lA; Chicago and Alton, 152 1866; do.
preferred, ISL l54; Toledo and Wabash, 68I Q 67;
Milwaukee and st. Paul, 6e1s 6oz; do. preferred.
70 1874; Ohio and Mississippi, 33H . "a; Fort
Wayne, 11sx q nsK; Michigan Southern, 97s4 .
s77s Illinois Central l4ok bid; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, S914 S91s; Cleveland and Toledo, 1855 q l0o;
Rock Island, 129H l2as4; Northwestern, s21< o
s2,s; do. preferred, 9lh asix; Mariposa, l64 l6;
do. preferred, 3414 o 341s; Bankers and Brokers',
107 ll0; Lake Shore, los o 106.
The annual election for directors OF the Union Pa
cifc Railroad VIII take place tomorrow.
The following were the bids at the regular board
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profit and loss account OF the old nrm, which rs, as
near as cen now be ascertained, $500000. agree
ment OF the Assessor and counsel the month OF No
vember, 1855 was here selected as . basis on wmcn
70 ASCERTAIN the gross amount OF moneys borrowed
IN the business OF the frm, a. guide by winch 70
q. lBy the Assessor. state what was the amount
o. moneys borrowed BY the firm Of Clarke, Dodge 4
Co. IN the month Of November. 1852 A. In sne
month OF November, 1883. the gross amount OF
moneys borrowed, divided BY .he number OF Gays
- sne month. made an average OF 8, 702, OO0-tne
margins and deposits TO be included IN that amount
Y VI that gross amount what sums were borrowed
money used and employed In your business as
ooaokers, oo M borrowed from outsidei A. 81 500 GOO;
xSo.o00 were received as margins on stock trans
acuons S2O2,O00 were dep0siss-that u, money re-
ceived nom our customers for which interest was
The interrogation here ended and Mr.. Maxwell
submitted % the Assessor long statement the pur
port OF which was intended to show that Clarke,
Dodge co. were brokers and not bankers.
ACTION OF THE ASSESSOR
Immediately after the termination Of the investH
CATION Assessor Webster directed an assessment 70
be made forthwith on Messrs Clarke, Dodge Co.,
taking as his basis, 1t may be fairly presumed,
81, 500 600, which was the acknowledged capital OF
the arm In the month OF November, 1868.
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THE TAX on DROKERS SALES.

Clarke, Dodge e. Go. Before Assessor Web
Observation-Disclosures Of Mr. John ID. Maxwell,
One Of the Firm.
Al eleven O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.. John ID.
maxwell. OF the arm OF Clarke, Dodge Co., Wall
street bankers, accompanied by the counsel Of the
frm. nessrs. Clarence Il. Seward and John A. Bur-
rim appeared before Assessor Webster TO answer
sucn questions a. he might deem nt to PROFOUND In
reference to the business affairs. capital stock, and
so forth. of the copartnership, with the view OF
causing fair and equitable assessment to be levied
ON them In accordance with the provisions Of the
internal Revenue law.
THE PHKsENCE or RKr0KTKKs OBJECTED TO.
Representatives OF the press were present TO take
notes OF tho examination, but Messrs. Seward and
Rurr,ll both objected 10 their being allowed In the
room and requested Mr.. webster TO direct them 70
retire This Mr.. Webster naty refused 10 do, stating
that his onice public one; that the books and
records OF his branch Of the business were pubic
property aud sucn entitled 70 be laid before the
public, VINO, Of course, were deeply interested In
these Internal revenue matters and he would thero-
as long a. they saw nt TO remain. On Mr.. Webster
presenting this bold front the counsel seemed
for time ut q los6 how to act, and at
length stated emphatically that they would
not proceed with the examination. some or the re-
portcrs then voluntarily left the room, but our re-
porter managed 20 take the proceedings, whicn VIII
be found IA follows:--
TESTIMONY or JOHN q. MAXWELL.
Mr.. Maxwell was then sworn by the Assessor anu
testified Us follows The capital OF the new concern
Clarke Dodge \ Co. consists OF the balance oi 'ne
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HaIf.uasa Twe o,CIock p.
STREET QuuTATnxs.
HaIf.past Five O'Clock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAl REPORT.

TUESDAY, March q-SP.H.
BExswAx was firmly held &sc sOc. though we heard
OF no sales rmomeat.
BuILpISa MArsRIALs.-Eor articles coming under
the market quiet prices gen.
orally steady. Eastern spruce request
39 aa< for Inferior choics schedules though bust.
dminutvc being restricted BY the
hrm al IS s7k 81 90 kosendAe cement was
steady At 81 60 with fair inquiry. Lime moderately
sSash ses ssr r.mansa n sadS " G hump
CooPKRAGK 9rocKThe market for almost all kinds was
oS. pSss ss., w's . Sus M:dy M sa Oc
aos IS rum do, sS DO, be-; green hoops e
CAsDIEs eseeedinsy zht demand bui full prices
reveeni western and cy being quoted
CocoA.-Nc heard Of no salcs Proes nominaily
lo<c lofc, gold for Guayaqui, In bond and Bic Sc
~CospAsE WAS dun ana unchanged. Manila vas quoted
at atc 22c and tarrcd Russia 17c.
CoPPEBThe market for ingot was extremely quiet the
%ers sale: about co ss lake :. s e
Baltimore WAS generally quoted At 26kc.
s dsnsnd but priess were sssdy 100 Ssss sl Kiass.S
sold on private terms Ordinary cArgocs were quoted
II s 'd Il soss s s e.. & ~; Ss;s ESS a <:
% duty p.id FOR % java ava issc for csyios s sve& & fsi
5.%ssa h:ss.os: ls or iss e bs%ago ~: Hss. s% sSs
stock Of RIO to-day a. follows .-5
ao in Mobile itS In Boston, Los In savannah and IO3
coTros-rhsrs was little demand from spinners ana
specuato and inquiry from exporter and the
OF business consummated light Pcrs wers heavy and
generally Nc per ID swe vii ss .ssn Sy = %
speculation. For future delivery The market tosrasy
isSs and 10 90 Tor ri March ar - and Ipf @ suSoa:a
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36 bbls. The market was quiet but
arm AZ &c. s6te, tai paid We heard OF no saiea
reported.
suss bus steady q io for unblsachsd
wooL-ror hescs the markes IL extremely quiet buyers
awaiting the auction sale announced 10 take place on the
llth inst but there considerable 6rmnesss In prices OF all
grades Pulled hm, and moderately active for snper put
du though steady for extra Texas rn and moderatsy
sai continue In limiled supply CaornisFa clip 10 slow
ss eSos So being N moderate supply held = fa
nsnds very high prices In foreign the basinss. -, Y
moderate but the market brm for all descriptions The
ssles are U.0 lbs Heeces At no. e, including 1900
Western = &c a00 No. Ohio q 62xc lOOW o. q
OHIO q sSc a.o $4,000 lbs super pulled I. a
b2cchiehy q Fkc. bOcs smal lot No. at NC l20O0
lbs Texas q asc latter prices nne5 900 lbs
choice sPriug clip caiorna part not al at Nc
q bales Cape u Auc Asc and LOO do Port Phillip on
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During the regular hours OF business there was
far activity in loans, which were made at q per
cent for carrying. After Clearing House time loans
were made at from 1--we per cent for carrying TO fiat
for borrowing. The market was duller as compared
with the previous two days. but the transactions in
ordinary times would seem enormous. The Gold
Exchange Bank report was as follows:-
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Yesterday was another exceedingly busy day in
the auction mart, the offerings consisting OF the
usual variety OF New York city and BroOkly i'm
proved and unimproved property, country seat at
Rhlnebeck, house and lot In Jersey City, and the
balance OF the Duryea farm at East New York, l. l.,
continued from the 1st instant The attendance
was large, but the bidding was rather less spirited
than on some other occasions
While there is no perceptible falling on in the
number OF those who attend sales, and the specula
tive feeling in the market appears to be well
maintained, there noticeably less excitement than
earlier In the season. and In some directions
arrest OF the activity that has heretofore been
much regarded Prices have not fallen or but their
present high figure, especially for suburban
property, inducing . desire to realize before q
possible reactisn on the part Of those who pur.
chased only for purposes OF speculation, there
is temporary lull In their further appreciation
which would seem to be indicative Of early pres
sure 10 sell. All who have purchased property
in the neghborh0od OF New YORK city with view To
permanent investment, and are prepared to carry
their lots suntil SUCH time as the projected i'm
provements which have given activity 70 the
fore said, perfectly sure Of ultimate profit,
even at the highest figures now ruling; but there
are many who nave invested wholly with a view to
an early sale at an increased value who will md
themselves forced to sell at possibly concessions
from inability to bear the taxes appraised upon the
antcipatOry value property has obtained through
the speculative activity prevailing.
1t Ii this matter OF taxes that principally occasions
the present arrest Of the excitement which pre-
vailed last fall and carrier this year. These
taxes would not, of course, be burdensome II
the Pacific Railroad was already bringing
the treasures Of Asiatic production to our
warehouses In exchange for the manufactured
wealth OF Europe, and with Brooklyn and New
York united by bridge or bridges the grandeur Of
metropolitan development assured in our future
were already I'm All acr0napii, and our population
and commerce doubled; but while these things are
yet to come to pass and much Of this land must lie
Idle, 1t will need considerable capital to hold the
market firm at The present prices. Men who buy
for immediate use and improvement are safe In SO
productive and afford 10 disregard the nuctua-
lions Of the market but those who are only specu-
IatOrs, men deal In stocks, are In danger, In the
present "bearshu feeling Of outsiders, Of being
caught. Below we give particulars OF yesterdays
sAles:-
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The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
foIlows:-
custom House. >---Sttb- Treas dsu7V.-
Receipts Receipts. Payme,Ls Balances.
March g.. $685. o83 S,494 $946,5l5 $50 26S
March o.. 1886, 600 123,OOO 4,2l7S4i 83 1856 39l
The value Of exports exclusive Of specie) from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending TO-
day was $2,s65,S3s against $21os,e76 for the week
previous,
The following shows the totals Of the average OF
the leading ites Of the Philadelphia banks for the
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Omci.I Transfers OF Real Kstate Yesterday.

TRANsrFRB IN NEW YORK CITY.
Maiden lane No g. 6x33xl37x63 S25 800
Front st, No TO- 1880 3,50l
Delaney st. 76 of Wilett st, 35x876 $3.50
Ludlow st, O. lot 1l42 Delaney estate 25xe76..
Plot No 20 Dyckman estate. 3,70o
Washnston n.................... =. .... 900
Washington ST ! Sl or Lsight st. i5xiCO.. $500
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c.iorn,s so@ lsssEs and SSs...... .... @s
Ssn az no.s %n. -. .. M
Corr .s.; Ss.ndy.ins.... - ................. sSs S
wee: 5:;y ii i sssa sssss
store but hodsrs NO inclnaon % press sss or
% . | . ~ !. q q @ 81 sr
holder. would any those prices Tss
sss' 4 s.: sa'1;' 81 - ;c ;s'.s T.
NJ 40 90 u E.,,,a ,:so1s fos aDOs, iasia1s, as so,
ss,:: Yin sale: ;s Ss
s = 3 Sssi y:1s
M s1d s sss
of barley malt ihsrs were small sHss si 50 05 - To-
W. x s
s1s ss pss :si; b
ro.n y !. "a gs sS lb. and cotton g 4 ID 70 GLASGOW
S. \ e. Ss 3, ;,:.@s5
sS:sss s
bacon s:. sSsasso 'sasi sna
LIP sss: an
s. S ~ SS 81 :oa saap.s Ssrs Ss %
Fsl%oslA sla:s Z Ens!.aa Z: 81
m SsS In ia. Cuba s sSd r s.sn "S
e. rs pS sh.TSs: paid British m ship o ton. 90 lay s On
Cuba and back with schooner iso Easbsdos
sas S.s from ~ r0EO S.Ss and Dutch brig s
CLOTH was fair demand at about former prices
rsney and zoo DO :. s gold in bond dub and
Hors-Ths demand hight and prices were heavy
The sales were from &C. TO 1sc for inferior TO choice
Fses were saay saG sr.ra
gold for Manila lc sc do for juts andloc aloc do
IN m.rks. h though the sa.ins., vas
We quote Ayres, Is y lbs. Nc. saenos
,s q s. M aGpsVs:S ss Sec e kIs S rsnss s
~ lbs, 23,sc aac 0rinoco p 2S lbs, 1c YYc
iSs, IS aoc Cruz, IS is lbs eac Tampco 20
% & j. IT, aod s and Ssss. s = iiss .VBs. &c.
Are ss il and
s % aS E % S d4 r.nas .1s
ing in light supply the market steady former prices
ss % Sni I n s np .t "a va Esnssn oSs
s sss .Ds e best Ws1 K:
srsSe xissny Ts Troy during ct 'ss
S,oSsSi 10 son. priyas
spfso demand WAS ish. and The, sales were
% ss tss. Ssss s.
SaSisa se ana shsses and pipe
5 sssS .Sd ss Fl si: Ssa ss:
was firm AZ quotations below Oak, though quiet
Ayrs. Se.sy % Ssc ao mid
ssis sv ac M &C. sS light gls aa ssG & do. q. sG:0rSs, sn
light, soc; sac;; DO, ornoco de- heavy, ssc 2sc
&c. &c. s1os %sss s !. .as. ss and s .ss s 49, @ .
RSoTn s a : do %, IN mid sss ssuss g. @ a 9sa sss
doc DO, cropped heavy Doc lsc d. middle lSc lSc
%dds c sst light. rs sss sae d. bellies sc
HorAssKs market was dull and we heard of
ss &C. sss s
after the
bSs common strained a. S2 ~ and Soo No st " %
sss s! : ! 4 .s
or o.xE~oxinss 70 the uniavor.bl. Europ..n new.
ne decline ~ gold ne market wss dull and decidedly lower
cins sSU;sS s in casks and Se.
81 O. 81 olive there .%.
S:s 4! q an ss. ssss. ss quiet ! 81
so' crude :p, - sns s'nsr as
osf @ re Il Dbl. pork 50 do beef 4s7
Ss for pork VAS extremely quiet their being Su. little de-
1sss: % %
Sge. and prices were somewhat Irregular we quote =
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s lind. fsvOrsd The purchaser Ihe sales
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sc for No. 70 prime steam and kettle rendsred slso $50
as S sasss &c as
rm for ali kinds Cheese was moderately sought after and
butter