The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-26

"The supply of anthracite for the week is 35s,466,
against 3G5 61 tons Tor the corresponding week last
year. Total supply OF anthracite, 1922, lis tons
against IL 4O9 showing an incre Of anthracite
OF 100 TONS The supply OF all kinds for the week
against 18 655, 1856 tons-increase for the year so
far of all kinds 2,245O96. The mianthracte trade
has increased 61lS TONS and the bituminous trade
has fallen off so far this year 2377l1 TONS Judging
from the returns have, the whole increased sup
ply of coal this year. including the gas coal OF all
kinds, moved towards the seaboard, will not fall
much, If any, short OF 100000 tons"
The following are the prices of coal by the cargo
at Port Richmond, Tor Shipments east of Borden
town and south of Cape Henry, and to points along
Schuykili Red Ash, sl2O@44O do. White Ash,
Steamboat, s360@3'60; do. do. Broken, s3S0@39O;
do do. Chestnut, s8; Shenandoah Broken, 1890;
do. Egg, $425; do. Stove, S425; do. Chestnut, s3
from Port Richmond for the week ending Novem-
ber 25:-
s2T6; Gloucester, s2s6; Marbie6ead, s2'S5; New
buTypOrt, s265; New Bedford, So; Quincy Point
snS o% BTokyH s New
York, sl'85@1'45; Hoboken, sr35@145; Jersey City,
ssS@5 AHDapGls S4S; !. Basm0re 5s sGS
$3.50; Petersburg arse.
LETTERS sTEsTAMENTARY.-The Register of Wills
for this city and county has issued letters testament
tary to j. C. White, Jr, No. 7l3 Lombard street, on
the estate OF Ruth Harding, under her will; to
Frances Levy No. 1886 North Seventh street. and
the estate of Patrick Levy, deceased, under his will
to Barbara S. Fisher, No. 1852 Wood street, on the
John L. Shoemaker, No. Gil Vine street. on the
estate of Tacy X. Shoemaker, deceased, under his
will to James c. Fisher No 3l4H Walnut street,
on the estate Of Eliza c. Teisseire deceased, under
her Will.
WIDOWS NoTICEs--In the Orphans Court for the
esty and county of Philadelphia Mrs. Anna Shot
well, widow Of Joel Shotwell, and Mrs. Clara b.
SSerldan, the widow of owen Sheridan, Jr, have
FiEen notice OF their intention to apply and that
they have filed their petition and appraisement TO
withhold three hundred dollars OF personal property
and me cases VIII be heard next Saturday, In com
plianoe' with the law o. April IA, 1851, and the
several supplements thereto.
HARD CAsEs.-East evening, Lieutenant Flaherty
noticed Gwo young fellows running along Pine
street ringing door-bells, and when demonstrated
with by citizens weQld pass Insulting remarks. The
Lieutenant gave chase and captured the Sisturbers
Alderman Beishaw, where they gave the names Of
Thomas Turner and Richard Andrews. They were
held for trial.
AUDITOR APFOIHTED.--In the District Court for
tue city and county OF Philadelphia Hon. William H..
hgddiman has been appointed as auditor to dietri-
butte the fund arising from the sherins sale under a
OF alias levar facias No. 140, March term, in
snitSf Lawrence Lewis Jr, assignee OF Samuel G..
Bunting, VS.. Joseph MulYaney OF the premises No.
2014 Asch street.
MORE LAwYERs.-MF. James H. Stevenson a
student q law In the once OF w Rotch Wistsr, ESQ,
and Mr.. Robert w. Vain, student at law in the
Ofice OF Lewis Vain Smith, Esq, have announced
their intenten OF applying at the December term OF
the District Go1rt and Court OF Common Pleas Tor
this city and county to practice as attorneys at
law,
BrRrH IN A STATION HoUsE-Mary Mooney, a
woman who has been boarding at house No. 63s
Lombard street. was found on M tne pavement IA irent
H. and was taken 70 the Fifth District Police Sta
tiOn, where she gave birth TO female child. Mother
and infant viii be sent TO the Almshouse'
RoBBERY-The establishment OF Stokes, Carlin a
the front grating Oetween ana O'Clock, and dfteen
hOIse-blankets were carried Oh,