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SUPREME COURT -CI,cuIT-pART 2.
The Contest in the pervisorship-verdict for
the Plaintiff.

The Contest in the upervisorship-verdict for
the Plaintiff.
Before Judge Brady.
John Foley Us. Henry Snuh.-This memorable
contest came up in another phase yesterday. The
action was brought for The purpose of deciding the
title Of the Office Of Supervisor az between the
two parties at issue. The plantiT testified that
elected to the office in question: he presented himself
be ore the Mayor Of the city, in order tn It the usual
Oaths might be administered to him. but the Mayor
refusing so to do, he contested the election the
ground that the opposing candidate, being at this
time one OF the Police commissioners, was by the
law the SAFE ineligible TO Mold another office. No
witnesses were examined on beha OF the defendant
ana the Court directed q verdict for the plaintln
Cool Damages Asked for a Disl0cnted Hip.
TRACY E. Roberts rs. The Toledo ana Wabash Rat
road C0mpanv-rhis is an action for $780, 600 for
disocaed hip received while travelling byderendanrs
line. The complaint states that the plaintiff is silk
merchant and travelled on pass before the acci-
dent occurred. He had returned from the West OH
the return journey, and thinking he would have no
more use for his pass tore 1t up. Business
however required that he should go over the road
ne was in upset and he received severe injuries
The company undertook to furnish MIN with phys
clan, who treated him for spraln. but calling In his
own physician, DR. Swinburne, he found mat his hip
was disOcated, that t could not be cured and that
he was rendered lame for life and unequal for any
regular business. Tie defendants allege hat he was
travelling on free pass. and that there ore they
are not liable for damaye, IL being distinctly stated
on the pass that was at his own risk to travel The
case Is still on.
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TAKEN IN AND uoss Fur.
How Partners i'm Ru~iness Are Obtained
An Alleged swindle Of Sixty.ive Thousand

How Partners In Ru-iIess Are Obtnimed-
An Alleged syindle Of sixty. Thousand
Dollars.
Mr.. Augustus W. Marsh, OF No. lao West Twenty
seventh street made the acquaintance, by introduc
ton, of Mr. George w. Lockwood, Of 100 Chambers
street. about two years ago. Lockwood was In busi.
ness at Nos. and IL White street, New York, AS a
hoop and corset maker. lie represented to Marsh
that If he had 900 he could extend his business
greatly, and consequently the profits also; that he
had about 100000 worth OF stock, and that he
had also $4,000 worth OF coilcctable ana
good debts owing 10 him. Upon this
and other representations Marsh was induced to
loan him money and became partner in August
last He found that Lockwood was hopelessly insol-
vent and that bls representations were made know
ing them to be false. Lockwood very soon after the
partnership got married. tyed very extensively aud
finally aosconded. He recently returned 10 this C ty
and evidently was In tie possession Of abundant
means. AIldayIts setting forth The above facts
sworn 10 by Marsh. and upon the requisit0n of the
District Attorney warrant was Issued for Lock-
woods apprehension, who was brought before JUS
tice Bowling esteriay al the TombS Police COurf,
aud committed without BAH for exam nation, which
was iXel for Wednesday.
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s 3d. To Glasgow, per s.samsr. 1000 bushels peas a.
1Nd and 500 DO st bd TO Liverpool steamer, ls0u0
6Ssnsl. peas I'D 5000 eu.he: wheat s. :. Iaa
alta The charters "A bark 40 tons, irom Montreal
70 the River Plate with lumber st $Sv aud prmassi
2oO tons, to Porto Rico and back; ana DARK
TO Amsterdam, with flour private terms
GUNNIEs were quiet bul at former prices No sales
reported. . -. -. .o.
HopsThe market was very quiet, the demand being con
fined small supply the immediate wants .. prswss
Prices were steady. however, especially ior INC oe''
We quote: Common choice, I2c. q 2Sc
HAyThe demand moderately active At qsIe - s's1ay I
prices We quote shipping Soc retail lots, ~ % 10
long rye straw, IL 0b II TO- ana abort do. Nc Nh.
HKNr-No sales reported the demand peing nfn. f
64e dol for jute l2c sAe do' Tor sisa ana ~
= 7}sc. do, for Tainpco, In bond. -. --u...
M0LAssEs-There fair demand for the good granes
at full prices while other kinds but little sought ntsr
and freely offered prices Saes 40 hhds orto
Rico part at &C., SO hhds Old Barbados ON privA's
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
The Steamshlp Missouri Cigar SmpsgIiI
Cause.-The Purser victimixed.

Cause.-The Purser victimized.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The case OF William B. Hampstead, purser OF the
steamship Missouri, was called up for examination
yesterday. The defendant was arrested on charge
OF smuggling cigars on his vessel. the complaint
having been made by Colonel whitley and he was
hailed BY the owners or the steamship.
The frst witness called was James II. Young, an
INSPECTOR OF Customs, who testified that he saw Mr..
Hampstead on board the Missouri on Thursday last,
at pier No. North river; ne Is purser OF the vessel;
went to his room with two Of Colonel Whtelys men,
and directed them take out the drawers under the
pursers berth; found TWO boxes OF cigars, 100 In
each box, in tine drawers; the drawers were then
taken out and len boxes OF dfty cigars each, were
fond there; the defendant said he did not know
how they came there; found box OF cigars In an
other room; 1t directed rs. Ii. Taylor, compli-
ments OF Mr. Hampstead; - the room was occupied
BY the defendant; gave the boxes to one OF Colonel
Whitley's officers.
James Davis, an officer of Colonel Whitley, testi-
Ned he saw the cigars and carried them to Colonel
Whl'lcy's Office.
Michael Donegan was called for the defence. He
the place where the cigars found. and that the
purser knew nothing about the transaction; was
plOyed IN the pursers Office; the ship was at sea
when witness put the cigars there.
QuestiOn-T0 whom do the cigars belong?
Wltness-I decline to answer the question, on the
ground that II may crim1nate me; have been three
trips in the Missouri and am under the stewards
direction.
AT this stage the examination was adjourned.
Charge Of Rescuing Deserter.
Before Commissioner Belts.
Nicholas Lorenzo and James Brown were brought
before Commissioner Belts yesterday to answer
charge OF rescuing an Italian seaman named Ber.
reto. while In the custody OF a Deputy Marshal on
charge OF deserti0n. BerrelO was subsequently sur
rendered by the defendants. The accused were held
for examination
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CoTtEE -KIo was steady, with modcrae demand,
chiefly the trade Sales go bags Lafayette 500
do South America private terms. Oher kinds
quiet, former figures. We quote Rio, ordinary
cargoes, ltc l5tsc; fair do, 5s4c l5lc. good do,
1916. fc.; prin do, I774c. Isc. extremes for o,
l59c. &c., Maracaibo, ,61sc isc Lasuayrs, l6sic
mia l6c i7c Mexican, i5c isc savana, i5'sc. lsc,
all gold, duty paid.
and 400 bags meal 7ib7 bushels wheat, 244 do.
Ii 275 oats A. 5 do 00S DO peas. The our
market duh, but prices unchanged. The sales
were confined to about $500 bbls. southern flour
was quiet, but steady Saez 800 bbls. trm
with small supply and fair demsnd. Sales s25 bbls.
Corn meal dull but UNCHANGED. Sales 100 puncheons
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

BURSs-KEEFLEB.-On Thursday, April II, by
the Rev. Charles r. Harris, WILLIAM q. BURNS to
MAGGIE A. A. KEErLEis daughter OF the late James
ODonnel and sterdaG Gghter of Captain B. r. Kecner
granddaughter Of the late William Robins Esq.L
both " Brooklyn. No cards.
DICKIE-LOcKwOoD-ln YOnkers. on Monday,
May 23 at the resi- Of the BRIDES father, by the
Rev. Daniel seward, Mr. RICHARD $. DIcKiE, OF New
York city, 10 Miss FRANK C daughter Of Mr.. william
A. Lockwood, OF YOnkers.
TAYLOR -CuHIsrIE.--On Sunday, May d. by the
Rev. William Johnson. al the residence Of the brides
parents WILLIAM Il. s. TAYLOR, If Brooklyn, j.. d.,
to ANNIE CHRISTIE, ol this city. No cards.
WEEBER--HALE--In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. MAY
II. by the Rev. l.. $. Weed. WILLIAM WEBER 90
MARY B HALE eldest daughter Of the late William
l., Hale,
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tend ency In gold ana also unfavorably affected
by the rumors OF new Funding bll The market
went down slowly for the reason that the lower
prices brought IN good investment demand from
those who are sanguine OF higher prices next sum-
mer, and who moreover can earn per cent for
their money against only three to four per cent
cali. The market closed with the following quota
tions- United states currency axes, ll2x lia; DO.
sxes 1881, registered, lleX Ill; DO. do, coupon,
l16Xa III; do. fve-twenties, registered, May and
November, NIX l1lk; DO. do, 1852, coupon, do,
INK o l1lH; DO. do, 1884. do. do, lloX III;
do. do, 1896, do. do Ill NIX; do. do, 1895, do,
January and July, 1is ll3,s; do. do, 1857, do.
do, ll3H 1l3S; do. do. 1905. DO. do, ll34
1l3K; do. ten-forties, registered, 107h lo7h;
do. do, coupon. los 1855.
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS STEADY.
The Southern list was steady In the general weak
ness, but very dull. and closed with the following
street uotations:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 90 60h;
do, new, 55 b514; do, five per cent, 5a47; vir-
ginia, ex coupon, 90 a 6eh; do, new, % 60;
do, regular stock 55 55k; do, regular, 1865, 65
90; do, do, 1867, 60 90: Georgia skies. SO 49,;
do. sevens, 951a 95s4; do, do, interest payable
Georgia, 80 a OIL; North Carolina, ex cod-
pom, 48 4Si4; do, new, rs "5H;
Missouri skies, 94I 94&; do. Hannibal and
st. Joseph's, 9S "a; Louisiana skies, 7dk a II; do
do. levee sixes Is u 49, do. do. elghts, 91,s 92;
Alabama eights, 101,s 1o2; do. hves, n a s0 do
sixes sterling 80 o5; South Carolina SKIES, 93 95
do new, SlH 81; do. registered stock So 81; City
Memphis skies, so u SO; do. Atlanta eights, SO So;
do. Savannah sevens So q 90; do. New orleans con-
sols, 70 II; do. 40. railroad issues ~ 75 Mobile
Ohio sferlng 1s 10; do cIghts ~ 73; Mississippi
Central Railroad first mortgage, 20 u IS; do second
mortgage, 90 66; Memphis and Charleston first
mortgage, SIS 81; do. second do, rs so; do. stock,
43 q As; Grecnville and Columbia Railroad guaran-
teed, 73 a "a; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by
State of Georgia, So. SO; Arkansas sevens, 7514
a 1914.
THE MONEY MARKET.
The money market was easy at three to four per
cent governments and at four TO five per cent on
miscellaneous collatcrals. Commercial was current
at six TO seven per cent Foreign exchange closed
firm on the basis of loosS for prime bankers sixty
day bills and ll01 for sight.
THE svBrIiEAsUGy REPORT.
The following shows the results or to-day's busi-
ness at the Sub-Treasury in this city,
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COURT CALenDAas-Tuls oAY.

OYER AND TERMINER AND SUPREME CoURr--CR-
CufT.-Part before Judge Barnard.-AdjOurned to
Wednesday next. Part 2-BefOre Judge Brady.-Nos
1865, 1886, 1947 990 1852, 1854, 932 ASA 1886 234
1855, 1000, 16l6. 1885, 400, 272 $780, 940 1916 1854
$685.
SUPREME CoURT--SPECTAL TERM-Beforc Judge
Ingraham.-Nos 14l, 242, 174 236, 10, 159, 1885, 17o
49, ia 49, H. l7S, 1877, 90 204, 210, 2l2 219 222
49,
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Car
dozo-Called at twelve O'Clock M.Nos. "a, 30, 22I
222, 224.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part before Judge Jones'
Case on. Part 2--Be;ore Judge M0neil.-NOs 1472
110s $780, 1854 1902 2l24 1852 l50S 207S 1876 1888
1852. 1885, 2O02, 202s.
MARINE COURT--Part before Judge Alker.-Nos.
1900 130i 1880 l199 1884 1346 134s 1885, $780, 1882
1863 1882, 1888. Part 2-BeiOrc Judge GrOss.--Nos.
124S 1854, 1862, 1926 1327,s, 1929. 1884, 1885 134,
1872 1343 1347, 1349 1885, 1864
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sued for an absolute divorce ON the ground OF
adLter', and the case was sent to u eIeree rial
The evidence adduced showed laxity OF morals on
the part OF the Defendant and the referee reported
in favor OF allowing the divorce. Judge Thompson
confirmed the report and awarded exclusive care Of
the child t0 the mother.
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prices were heavy and lower ne sales being made a: re
the latter price for shppny o:s Crude tpen.ne was dull
kinds was du ana the sales were connned 70 40 bbs within
sss s1sa' We our g ssa's ws,
p. ss sss DO o and a0 wasSw :, e g.; 80 % "a
Linssed was jobbng demand at s6. s7c
Ia csks the most OF the sales being at the latter price Lard
quoted At osc Al whica price snsl sale was reported
Other kinds were aul on unshanged s 70. 40 ,..e -
packages and $50 kegs lard The market for pork
s g. fhsre was small iobSns demand shs sasa being
% s5o bDs fss es go .a FOR new mes. and
light sale. ~ ess ne, new ess f9T June a. ss s S
hogs were IL limited % Seand but aneSanssd arrivals
Which mostly % for s"s "a bss Sssf
Ga plain s @ ana small ets new within The range Of
$isa sS for plain mess and sls efra @ DO win leroe
small as @ saSpy Sale. $50 ssiss. prime S g
s Ss .e & and and r ao at %s.sr prsss &
bsrlsnd ca, was quosa al mc long clear a. 5c and
ses but ls demand and price. s were heavy At e
s o M dry for 'a ss.vr and and p'hi s pssss
Ihs naarks or ra was quiet, o"t prsSS were
steam There were sold svO pacIaetn iots, at l5c isc
rETsolTtn--crSde in bulk was in limited demand,
held FIRMLY, holders asing i5c the close The
asa sss 70 o ss isw ndy and S
le 80 days Crude In bbswn hed al bat buyers were
Tbe oil unusually quiet, and
prices were heavy lower Tne demand ali
extremely light. STANDARD WHITE the spot quoted
27sc and for June at about l9c The Nles were ony
0O0 bb June July private tera3 J0bbng lots
limited demand and selling Mt &c 30c In rhili
depha trbe active. hut a. lower
prices 80 5bs standard white. for June,
27c. 800 do, do, at ~ 6J0 do for May, At ~
amt 2,0vV do tor August, at 37xc.
RIcE~F For Carolina the demand moderate at steady
prices. Sales ~ casks at from &C. to 7c for common to
prime.
sRRps-Linsced was held at So 22 gold, duty paid with
SO ~ bid quiet but steady ut the quotations
published In our last
STEAuIST-The demand a rilc active. Prices
steady. especially for good and prime which were
quoted Mt 1870 Ac. About 90 U0O lbs. inferior and
sold at l5c. "A l6c.
The market active, renrers being the
principal operators and prices strong Mt former
quotations. There sold LOO hhds 9c &c. for
Cuba and Porto Rico. Refined in fair
quest and firm 12sc for hard, 2c I2c for soft white,
II snc and l0c II Nc. for yellow. We
Cuba-1nferior 20 refining. slc. SGc.;
hnng, gac good refining. ssc. fair To good grocery,
91c prime to choice 9sc. lOsc centri-
fngal hhds and boxes, sc. l0c. inoasses, hbds and
boxes, &c. &C.. maado &c. 7stc iavanaBoxes Dutch
standard, Nos toy. Sac. 9ac do luto H. 9,yc loo
do, I3 to Is, l0lc l0nc.; 6to 49, II lf1,c
10 10 90 f2c I2<c. Porto Rico Refining grades SIC
9t1c.; grocery grades, sec. 1otsc.
TALLow steady aud hrm with a moderate demand.
The 30, COO bs. nj $780, n g,,c.
WuIsKry Receipts $40 bbis. There prevailed moderate
demand at steady prices The sales were 25 bbls at u 0
81 paid.
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SUPREME coUsT-caAM8;sS.
National Guard Hnbeas Corpus.
Rafnra Iudna IN rdnzn

Before Judge CardOZo.
IN re Gdsney.-The relator applied on writ OF
habeas corpus for discharge from prison, where he
was kept for a fine inflicted by the Ninth regiment
court martial, OF which regiment he is member.
Il was claimed on his behalf that the law authoriz.
ing such imprisonment was unconst tutonal. Judge
lngraham decision In q previous casowas also pro-
duced. Major Kilbreth Judge Advocate of the
Third brigade, opposed and maintained the act was
constitutional. Decision was reserved.
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Wheat was dull, but unchanged owing to scarcity OF
prime samples The sales about so 900 bushels Is
81 20 for TO choice No. spring 81 2s VI 20 for
red winter In store and ioa and 81 Ss for choice amber
state. Rye was dull and nominal, at about slc- for
Canada In bond, and 81 10 for Western Corn steady
though the business EMAIL the sales being about 80 600
busnes at 81 81 oS for inferior mixed Ios n IL for
fair 10 prime do. dun and nominal in the absence
Of transactions; . small lot OF Ohio sold on the
dock at 6sc., and small lot rejected Western
reported Peas In better demand and nrm Sales loOo
bushels at 95c in bond The stock OF grain In the New York
aud Brooklyn warehouses, May Il, 1870 was as olows
SAL bushels wheat 563 do corn 3 do oats lv5b9l
do. barley, rye, 296 do peas, s2s4 do malt
FRFtsHrsThe market trine more active and rates
higher, especially for grain room In the Liverpool
steamers The charterne dull the demand for
all kinds of tonnage sma Rates however, stead
especially for petroleum vesse which in small supply
The engagements 10 Rotterdam, 5V0 bhs -four a
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SUPERIOR cousT-TaIAL TERm-pAar 2.
Street Car Accident.
Before Judge Mcneil.

Before Judge Mcneil.
Della Dickinson rs. The Broad,cay ana Seventh
Avenue RdAroad.-The plantif was riding to the
Park in 1869 in one of defendants cars When the
reached Fifty street it stopped and plain
tff discovered that the horses were being reversed
ON the car She then attempted to get ont. and
while doing SO the car was started. She was thrown
against the dashboard and sustained the fracture
three ribs and her ankle, by reason OF which she
was confined to her house over SIX months and sub
jected to great expense. For this she asks IS 900
damages.
The cause has not not yet been concluded.
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STREET QUOTATIONS
UuIf.naai Five a>Ciork 2. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, May 2'6 T. VI.
CorrosThe market for this staple extremely quiet
oeng scarcely any demand, and prices about
nominal The sales confined TO .ss bales, of which 67
for spinning Ill speculation and 81 for export For
future delivery the market dull the sales peng
basis low mddng for June ut 81. 22sc and o00 do Tor
July at &c. 225ac. We quote:-
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T HE COU R rs.
Ths Missouri" Smuggling Cass-Rsscuins
Dessrter = Couuterfeiting : Tho Contested
eupervisorship- Miscellaneous Cases.
UNITED STATES claculT COURT.
Trial Of q Charge or CsuufcrfeItings
Rafora Ind0a HAnedick

Before Judge Benedict.
James Gardner was placed at The bar yesterday to
be tried ON charge OF dealing in counterfeit money
1t will be remembered that he was on trial for the
OFFENCE last week, and that the jury disagreed.
Judge Perrepont appeared for the prosecution, and
was assisted by Colonel whitley, who made the ar
rest.
Boston Greenman, one of Colonel Whitley's ON
GERS testified that ne purchased twenty dollar
counterfeit bill from the defendant ON one occasion,
and another he bought 5000 worth OF tho stun at
the house OF Mrs. Harper In Second avenue.
Case still on.
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COURT or OYER AND TlRMIN:R.
Hnbeas Corpus.

Before Judge Barnard.
Thomas Sheridan was brought up yesterday on a
writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge CardoZo on
Friday last. Sheridan is in prison waiting trial for
the murder Of his wife the 18th OF February and
desires liberation on ball. The proceedings were
postponed until Wednesday, counsel being unpre-
pared to argue the case.
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delegate Orered resolution to the effect that
inasmucn as the Legislature OF Pennsy ylvanla had
passed law making Good Friday legal holiday,
the national government at Washington be pertlOned
to have that law abrogated lnasmuch lt inter
fercd materially WITH the Jews and showed u sec
tartan spirit contrary 10 the constitution OF tn
Unied States. Referred to an appropriate commit
tee to- report
Alter the appointment or committees to nominate
officers Tor the ensuing year and transact other busl
ness the meeting adjourned until haifpast seven
O'Clock this evening To receive the reports OF the
committees already mentioned.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge of Passing Counterfeit Money.

Before Commissioner Jones.
United States rs Thomas D1,cson.-The defendant
in this case. who is a liquor dealer in Hamilton
avenue, Is charged with having passed counterfeit
nickle five cent pieces. According to the
testimony for the government, one Of
the detectives Of the Secret Service division
procured fifty dollars worth Of the counterfeit
pieces for fifteen dollars from the defendant. On the
other hand Dawson alleges that the detectives 'put
mp Q job on him. He also claims that the stun was
left With him by o stranger, to whom he advanced
fty dollars Il. The hearing OF the case was re.
Eumed yesterday, when several witnesses, including
the good character of the defendant after which the
case was adjourned until to-day.
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GOVERNMENTS WEAK AND LOWER.
The government market followed the declining
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CITY COURT.

A Gushing Divorce Case.
Before Judge Thompson.
Sarah Gush u.s. Eerbeyt J. GUsh.-The plaintiff
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1t is reported that about $30OO0 in gold bars has
been engaged for to-morrows steamer.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The imports Of specie at this port during the past
week have been as folIows:-
May 16-Steamer Arizona, Aspinwall--Sil-
vei.. toW
May l9-Brg CuracOa Curacoa-Silver.... 420
Gold... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4j0
May 2O-Steamer City OF Port au Prince,
Port au Prince--G0ld. d................... 800
May 21-Steamer North American, st,
Thomas-Gold. .......................--.. 2o,615
Total for the week. Observation-Disclosures. $2s,305
Previously reported. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6SSs, 327
Total since January ], 1870. So Ole, ,632
SAME time ls69... S644624
Same tme 1858. ........................ 3034,S55
same tme lS6'.......... 1,056,03
GOVERNMENTS WEAK AND LOWER.
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THE OIL MARK El'S.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
PETROLEUM CENTRE Sept. II.
The market opened firm this morning at
slight advance over yesterdays prices -
We quote at SO, ,2Oa$3,25 light grav, and
$3,3Oa$3,35 heavy. We hear Of several
small sales of heavy grav. at 1885.
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Universal, Monitor and Sherman Wiring
.ys, at Nicholson 4 DlacLmon's.
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ANNOUNCEMENT rs.
ROAD COMMISSIONER.

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of James Sage, of Plumer. as an lndepen-
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missioner, subject to the decision Of the
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eYVenango Citizen and Spectator please
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LIVERPOOL. Sept. l2..-lf p. m
Refined lSL. Spirits IL.
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