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The New York herald., 1870-08-15
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Colonel j. @. Clarke, OF Arkansas; DR.. 81. ].
Phelps Of New Orleans; Colonel G. O. Bartlett,
Colonel s. Partridge J. H. Tracey and Colonel G. M.
Tyler, OF st. Louis; Major L. s. Noodle, Of Texas,
and DR.. A. J. Ford Of Virginia. at the Metropoli.
tan Hotel.
DR.. Burlington, Of Western Virginia, and J. w.
Dawson, OF Memphis are at the New York Hotel.
W. A. MacGreeor, Of Liverpool; DR.. H. Wilson, Of
Philadelphia, and Richard r. Neil, Of the United
States Navy, are at the Brevoort House.
General J. M. Corse, Of Chicago J. Condit Smith,
Of New Jersey; Henry W. Archer and DR.. W. H.
Gale, Of Maryland; James G. Brown, Of Pennsylva-
MAJ General G. B. Fiske, Of st. Louis, and General
J. S. Easement, Of Ohio, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel
Rev. Herman c. Duncan and General Cyrus Bus.
sey, OF New Orleans; N. Burns OF Nashville; J. Fl.
Ramsay, OF Albany, and W. Scott, Of Glasgow, are
at the St Nicholas Hotel.
c. Dwight, Of Boston, and J. ScOvill, Of Buffalo,
are at the Albemarle Hotel.
Captain W. Stewart, OF Toronto; George f. Ber-
nard OF st. Johns, N. g., and Captain Robert For.
syth, Of Bermuda, are at the st. Charles Hotel.
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THE PRINTERS STRIKE AT SAN FRANCISCO
has ended, as almost all strikes end, in
disastrous defeat of the strikers. In this
instance the result is the more emphatic, mas
much as the printers combination was so
formidable as to compel immediate surrender
on the part of every newspaper in the State
except two journals published in San Francisco,
which denounced the strike as uncalled for,
unjust and ruinous. They persevered in de-
termined opposition to it until the Typographi-
cal Union adopted sixty cents per thousand
ems for day work dhe rate prevailing before
the strike) and sixty-fve cents per thousand
for composition on the morning newspapers
and, moreover, SO amended their rules as to
permit members of the Union to work in Offices
where non-members are employed This
was the alternative of absolute dissolution of
the organization. Strikes are the worst pos
sible means for rightly adjusting the relations
between labor and capi tai.
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TELECRAPHIC NbWS.
ENGLAND.
Rowing on tue Thames.

LONDON, August Ii. 1870.
AT the Thames watermen's regatta yesterday.
saoier won the champion sculers race. Tho Cham
uers Newcaste-on-Tyne crew were successful in
sno champion four.oared race. The otner events
were unimportant
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

THE LATE COLLISION IN THE BAY-GETTING
AT THE FAoTs.-We publish to-day the state
ment of Captain Wilson, of the steamboat Nor
walk, on which boat the alarming collision oc-
Cured in the bay on Friday evening. His ac-
count of the occurrence is supplemented by
that of passenger, one Of the six hundred
who were returning from Coney Island, and of
the captain of the steamtug which came so op-
portunely to the relief Of the terrified passen-
gers. The weight Of evidence seems to be in
favor of exonerating the captain and pilot of
the Norwalk from the charges of gross negli-
rence and drunkenness which were SO freely
made against them, of attributing the disaster
to the uncertainty or unobservance OF the rules
governing vessels, and Of relieving the public
mind from the fear that any lives were lost.
In the absence Of any law providing for a
thorough investigation into this or any other
collision where no lives are lost the public
can only Judge of the affair by such statements
% we have unofdcially obtained and as we
print to-day.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
HAVANA MARKETS.

PARIS BoUasE.-PARIs, August N-The Bourse is heavy
Rentes 64f 21c.
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PersOnul Notes.

The share OF Mrs. Samuel L. Clemens tMrs. 'Mark
Twan' in her fathers estate amounts to quarter
Of million. Mark is one of the two executors Sc
leced to carry out the details Of the will and to
duct the extensive and profitable business in which
the deceased thlr. Langdon) has for so many years
been engaged. Lucky Mark But no one envies
him his good fortune. Hefs worthy OF 1t all.
An exchange expresses the opinion that 1t was
shameful for Napoleon to leave Eugenie and 60 TO
Nancy seeking another engagement
Seward is in Chicago, where he will tarry awhile
The eopement fever prevails TO an alarming ex-
tent in Indiana. Singular too, for that is State to
which many married people fec 70 sunder conjugal
bonds, not TO run into them.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

MAINE UNITED STATES SENAToR.-The Port
land Press don't see the necessity Of dropping
Lot NJ Morrill,, with his extensive experience,
and taking up man for United States Senator
with such limited Legislative experience as
Governor Chamberlain in his place. Some
times old rats get rather too fond of old cheese.
The anti-Morrill movement in Maine seems to
be gathering strength. An influential meeting
of republicans was held in Portland few
evenings since, in which Governor Chamber
lain was openly and strongly advocated for
the position of Senator in place Of Mr.. Morrill,.
From the tone OF the Maine democratic press
it would seem that the selection OF Chamber
lain would not be unsatisfactory to toe demo-
Gratis in the State. They have nothing to lose
but everything to gain by a change.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

IMPORTANT JUDICIAL Decision. Judge
Blodgett, of the United States District Court
Oft the District of Columbia, has rendered a
decision which materially affects the importing
interests. About year sipce Secretary Bout
well instructed collectors Of customs, in deter
mining the value of goods imported into the
United States, that it should be at the price
such goods were sold for consumption in the
countries where they were produced, without
making allowances for excise taxes not i'm
posed on goods intended for expectation. A
case involving the validity of these instructions
came up before Judge Blodgett on Friday, and
he decided that the Secretary was wrong
that the proper dutiable value Of imported
goods is its value in bond in the country where
produced no excise tax being laid upon goods
exported. This decision somewhat unsettles
Mr.. Boutwell,, as the principle involved largely
affects the customs revenue.
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TPubl,c Res l1iivrrNo i.

A Restitution to pass 10 the credit If the Naiona
Asylum for disabled vrlunfeer soldiers The
funls belonging to it for the relief oi six and
wounie1 =, der5
hes lived by the Senate and House It r. presen
taiiveS Of the United states IF America ia Con
crc-s assembled. III { the un~xpe "iesl hal ,nce
# the fund created by the seventeenth section II
tie act approved =. bruary 24tb. eight"es' hun
drcl and sixiy-f. ur, Tor the beneff Of the lick
and wounded l.ers. sha be transfer d /; the
National A>y UNI FL Disabled Volunteer Soldiers,
for the support oi its heueficiari-s.
sec : And b- it further received. That the
m, neys Withheld because Of The desertion If any
person & om the volunteer forcrs Of the Unit
States, who j. l,rue t;e rolls rs desert-r,
-hali not be paid to him except the record 4 de
sertin ssl have be. Cancelled on the sole GROUND
that such r.c,,ri has been made enormously and
contrary 10 the facts. but sncb money shaal lie
and rema the property Of tie National Asy lum
fr Di-baI d-d Volunteer Soldiers for the support
/, { its benenciarie-.
Approved March l i, 1870.
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IPub'ic No. Js-l

An Acf to authorize the Burlingo and viss1, ri
River Esiir al Company, or i:s assigns, to
change The est bl:sled lire ofssii ruad in tie
State vi Nebraska.
Te it ~nrvtri ty the Senate and House Of Rep
resen'a'ives II the United states uf America in
Congress as>-mb.eS, TIA; the Eu lin. ten and
Ni-si-s, pi River halroad CoMIs,ny, or MS a.
signs. IN the state Of Xctr, ks, nisy far chanse
the lcc,iiun # that PARTON If its lue that lies
west cf the city Il lincoln in sal State. shown
by the n,sP th.r-.f now f;e in tie General
iani Once os tn. United states. 50 rs TO secure
better ard m.le prAstcable Tvute. anil To con-
ne. vi the Cniun Pacific EailF,ssd at OF near
The furI K. arnev alton, said new line to be
heated within tire limits Of the land q ant mAde
by the Cnits States 60 all in the construction:
tr"vi'ied, however. That said line rlsSll n.t lie
heated farther soCth tia the - ithern bounda-
y liae of town hip number seven, in said Site.
and rail chang. slsall nat impair tie highs -,
nnr change the loczfin u the said land q an,
end the said Company. its assiEn- slssll receive
~ different r other ~ Crater quantity of land
than If this set hssl MT pseed, ami NJ chance
I'D been nssds in th~ l~asea lire u sait railTUa
APprOvsd. Nay s. lSs0
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A PROCLAMATION.

BY the President Of the United States Of America.
Where's q invention concerning the citizs n
ship Of emigrsnts between the United States OF
America and the Grand Duchy Of ll-sse, was
concluded and signed by their respective plenipo-
| teniisries nj Darm>taIt, On the first day of Au-
gust, thousand eight hundred and sixty-ei.hi
which convention being in the English aud Ger
man languages, is wo for word A. llo~s:
In witness whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the 1 nited STATES 10
be affixed.
Done in the city of " ashington this thirty first
DAY # august. IN the year # our Lot one tn u.
sand eight hundred and sixty ni'e and Of the in
dependence Of the Unit States the ninety fouI tn.
~. =. seal U. :. GRANT.
by the President:
HAxIIIoS FISH, Secretary Of State.
And whe eas thc>raii additional articles have
BEEN duly ratified ON both parts. and the RESPECTIVE.
raiitcaiions OF the same nave teen exchanged.
Now, therefore, he il known that l, vi, SIS s.
Grant. PRECEDENT If the Uried States Of America,
have caused the sat additional articles to be made
public, to the end that the sam. and every clause
a, d artic e thereof may be observed and fulfilled
with good faith by the United ates and the citi-
zens thereof
In witress whereof have hereuntc set my hand
ard caused tie seal If The United States 10 be af-
fixed
B'ne At the city Of Washington tllis f. th day of
February. in the year Of Lord thousand
eight huB,ired ami seventy. and Of the independ-
fssu- U. 5. GRANT.
b. III. Pr.sidsnt:
H.sIlToN FISH,
Secretary If State.
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TPublic-No. 14.l

An Act making appropriations for the support of
the Military ACADEMY for the fiscal year en- l.
ing Inne ihirt.tth, eighteen hundred and sew
eniy-one.
Pc it enacted BY tie Senate AMI IIouse 81 Repre-
sentatives oi the Unit d States If Amer lea in C.n
yre-s assembled. That The FLOWING sums be, and
the same are hereby, appropriated ont Of any
morey i'm the tTea ury oIhe wi-e apr. p lated
fer the support Of the Military Academy FIR the
year ending the tbirtieih Of June, eighteen hun
irri AMI seveifv-one:
addition Il ply o. officers. and f1r pay Of in
sfructors, diets, and mus clans. two hundred and
five Thousand hundred and ninety three dollars
anil twenty cent?;
FIR clerks u treasures. one thousan 6ved hun
drei oilers:
For contingent expenses # the departments of
maih. matic.. artillery, cavalry. and infintry.
ordnance and gunne y, practical engineering. civil
and military engineering, natural and experiment
tai ihilo- oi.hy. AMI mpen-ai ion to attendant,
three thoussnd three hundred and fifty dol ars;
For new pres, type. and materials Tor office,
ard d'plom - for graduates, one thousand three
hundred dollars;
For transportation. twelve hundred dollars:
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D it euacted By the Senate and House Of Rep
pesensativss u the Unit.d States Of America in
Congress assembled. That the rate Of interest
upon JUDGMENTS or decrees and upon the loan or
zion, shall continue to be six d.llars upon one
hundred dollars for one year, and after that rate
fJr . greater or less s1m or for = longer or shor
ter time, except rs hereinafter provided.
SEC. 3 And be il further enacted. That in all
contracts hereafter to pe m .de it shah be Lawful,
for the parties to stipnlats OF agree in writing
shat the rate If ten per cent per annum. any
less sua., Of interest shall b. taken aud paid
up every one hundred dollars Of money loaned,
or in any manner due and owing firm any person
or cs,rp,rain in this District.
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted, That il any
person corporation in this District shall n
tract to receive greater Of interest than ten
pr cent. upon any contract in rIting, six
yer cent. upon an. verbal contract suc! prr-on OF
alton shall forfeit the hole Of said interest
contracted to be received. and shall lie emitted
only ID recover the principal eGm due 10 such
Ier-ed IT corp ration
SIC. l. And he il iurfher enacted, That il any |
person corporation within the District Of Co
lunbii shall directly iudi ccrly tat ceive
any greater amount Of interest than is provided |
for in this act. u,cn aay contract or agreement |
PER soIa representative the c"rI'o alton paying
the same TO for a,,d recover all the Interest
paid upon any such contra t or aereems from
tie pc. son or his personal rspres-nt -tives, or
from the corporation recc Ting sEch unlawful
interest Provided, That the suit TO recover
baek ouch iuf-rt-t shall be brought within one
ear after such unlawful interest shall have been
paid or taken.
SEC. 5. and be it further enacted, That no H.
ng in this act cuntsiue' 81 all be sIIue,l To
.h.n,e the gen. rAl laws IN rec in relation to
'anknS associations oigsnzea under the act TO
'-s'vide national currency secured ty pledge
+ United States boni- and TO provide for the cir
ulation AID redemption thereof, approved June
hree, eighteen hund ed ard sixty four.
Aipn,ved, April y. $50. II
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BE Il enacted by the senaRe sad House Of Rep
reseuta tives If the United States Of America Ia
| C ngress assembled, That Tuliio 8. Verdi Gus
tave ". Pope. C. ". SOnUenschmidt. Z. 8. Kim
ball, and Jehu krainerd, aud their associates and
successors, physicians, be. snd they hereby are,
made a corporation BY the name Of the washing
ton Homeopathic Medical SOcie.y, with all the
powers and privileges. and subject to all the
duties. liabilities, and restrictions set forth in
this act.
SEC = And be it further enacted, That said
corporation may hold real and personal estate TO
the amount Of twenty Thousand dollars.
SEC. 5 And he it further enacted. That the
members of said society. such of their officers
or M mbers las they slia appoint shall have the
power to practice medicine and surgery aud COL
lect their fees within the District If Columbia.
SEC I. And be it further e;ac ted, That the
members Of rail society, such II their flee,
r members as they ehall appoint, sha In .e full
power and authority TO examine all candidates
FIR membership concerning the practice Of ep, cfc
medicine and eurgery proSi'ed raid candidates
shall sustain GO moial cha acier. and shall
present letters iRioal Of their qualifications
from .ome legally authorized medical insiii uton
and if, upon such examination the same candi-
dates without exception account Of color,
shall be fssnd qualified for the ractice of niedi-
cine and surgery, they shall receive the certificate
ofmemb rship the licr Bse 10 srsct medicine
lsurgery within the District Of Columbia.
Sac .. And be il further enacted. hat any
acts parts # acts confiicii ~ wi the provis
ions of this act be. and hereby, repealed.
Approved, April - 1870.
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Public Resolution No. II.
A GcS Tuition in e. lafon TO settlers IN the late
Sioux Indian reservation in the STATE of Mime
STA
u. .clved by the Senate and House of Repre-
scn.a:ives Of the United States Of America in
congress assembled. That the act Of Congress
approved March sixth. one thousand eight hun
ii ed and sixty eight. enttl - An act for the
relief f settlers ON the late 81 Indian Reser-
walton in the state # Minnesota" be and the
is hereby, amended to allow the
set les therein provided for until the first DAY of
March, ammo dnmn eth cen hundred and sew
enty one, in which TO make prof and payment
for their claims.
Arproye,i March "a $50
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Public Resolution-No IL

A Resolution to extend the pnrt If entry Of che
collection district Of New Orleans
Resolved by The Senate and ii, use # Repre-
sentatives OF the Cnit states Of America in
Congress mbe,l, That the limits of the port of
New Orleans port If entry be enlarged and
extended 50 as to include all that put "n Of the
parish of Jefferson. left ha,k, in The State VI
Louisiana. lyin. between the Mississippi river and
Lake fontchartrain, and between the upper line
If the parish Of Orean left bank, and line
running parallel thereto, con.I.e' cling at the
Mississippi river, at the upper lire Il the city #
.rarrollion, and extending to Lai P.nichartr,in.
Sec. 2 And lie il further re Owed. That this
Resolution shali take effect frem and after the
date If its Is.-s,ce
Approved February >, 1870.
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N 0 T I c E.


NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF The COUNTY ASsESSTR,)
ORNsBY COUNTY. nevada.
Carson CIV, May 9. 1870.
4 IL PERSONS LIABLE To PAY STATE AND
IA County Taxes. for the year 1870. are hereby
notified that the annual Poll-iax of Four Dollars,
for tue of the state and County. due Il ON each
male resident Of this State over twenty one and
under sixty years Of age,
Il New Due and Payable.
To III. County Assessor or his Deputy; and all are
expected Ia pay said tax when call-d upon. And
als,, that the taxes the personal property If
prrspns who do MT own real ate within the
County Of sufficient value 20 secure tie taxes on
both Their re i and personal proper y, are due and
payable when the same is ass-ssed. All taxes
payable in United Stat goli coin.
The Law provided for the collection nf the above
ncs;icned taAes " al be strictly emf need
GEORGE W. CHEDlC,
County Assess r.
Ry II. H. PENCE, Deputy.
Office: Next door to the County Clerks Office,
County Building. myS-im
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READ THIS |!

BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS,
ID who desi.e to purchase
are hereby notified t. call aprn the undersigned.
who will be prepared, within few days, {" GIL
ali orders with
A Naaber One Article.
~ Ord<rs may be left with the usdsrsig-sd
q q WALKERS Hotel. ss las
MAReuALL WILLARD.
C.zsos CITY, May 10. 1ooA nyleH
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LAws On ras UHITED STATES
CIIINA-1s6S.

ADDITIONAL AR1lclEs 70 THE TkEATI bETwEEN fHz
uyIYKD STATES AND c. INA. Or JUxE Is. 1865.
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CRe2ame Il. FOaten0t, dd1p7. Us. WI
liam Curcano, es. ais.
Cour de Paroisse, st. Landry, No. AGO.
I'm vertu dun writ de feri facias lance mar
fHon. Cour de Faroisse ST. Landry.
Etat de la Louisiana, dams rafaire ci-dessns
intitulee, ct b mois adresse, je procederai n
vendre h pencan public, au dernier eft plus Of
frant encherisseur, ala maison de cour de Ia
dite p~aroisse, dams la vile des Opelousas, l.
Sameai. Z MAJ, 1870.
conmengant a once heures du matin. les pro
CT apres decrites, saisies pour satisfaire
lie dit ordre, a SAVIOR:
I'm certain moroccan de terre situe dams Ia
Vile Platte, Paroisse de st. Landry
sept arpents de longueur sur une
de un arpent ct trente.sept pieds. con-
tenant sept arpents ct 97lIOO dun arpent de
superfcie, borne nord par les terres de Joseph
9. L.. Fontenut, sud par les terres de Ellie Ar
doin, quest par Cyprien Louis, ct est par Jean
Tiponeau. Giant lie memo achete par lie de-
fendehr Carcamo, lie 25 mars 1869, de Cypri-
Louis. b.. c. l., par acte passe par devant
Paul y +. Guillaumin, notaire, ct ~enregistre
ians Ia Lvre I, au bureau de Recorder de,
Landry.
C0nditions-Comptant.
}. NJ. THOMPSON, Sherif.
3 avril, 1870.
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Vente PubliOue.

Succession de Joel 7. CaUeAan.
I'm vertu dun ordre de PHon. Cour de Pa
AA roisse &c la Paroisse St. Landry, IL sera
vendu a rencan public, au dernier ct plus Of
frant encherisseur, par la seussignee tutrice,
GU par un encanteur public, sur les lieux, lie
Mardi, II MAJ, 1870,
la propriete suivante. appartenant d la success
sion de Joel T. Callehan. decide a SAVIOR:
(8O) Quatrevingt acres de terre, situes
dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry, sur lie Bayou
Petite Prairie, borne au nord par les terres de
Elisha Mcbride ct SEVERN Ramard, au sud
par les terres de Sam Watson. a Pest par Nine.
A. J. Rutledge, ct d l'ouest par les terres de
E. Mcbride ct Sam Watson, avec toutes les
CONSTANT en- une maison de re-
sidence, cuisine, magasin a mails, ct autres ba-
tisses.
Conditions-Comptant.
ELIZABETH FAHEY,
16 avril, '70.1 Tutriee.
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teAALe par 1c SneT1f.
Solomon Firnberg, ct. ais. VS. Susannah
Desmaret.
CoUR DE DISTRICT, ST.. LAEDRy-No. 9766.
I'm vertu dun writ de feri facias lance bar
IL rHon. Cour de District dams ct pour la
Paroisse st. Landry, dams raffaire ci-dessus
intitule, ct a moi adresse, je procederai a
vendre a rencan public, au dernier ct plus
offrant encherisseur, a la maison de cour de
cette paroisse, en- la vile DIES Opelousas, lie
Samedi, 4 JUN, 1870,
a II heures du matin, Ia propriete ci-apres de.
critic, saisie pour satisfaire le dit writ, a sayoir:
La Motto indivis dun certain moroccan de
terre dams la Pafoisse St Landry, Etat de Ia
Louisiana, situe sur lie Bayou Marie Croouant,
ayant une face de dix-sept arpents ct demie !
Ia cote est du dit bayou, eontenant environ
six cent quatre- vingt arpents de superGcie.
plus on moins, born6 eff fiaut par Ia terre an.
partenant a~utrefois a Martin Donate. h. :
ct en- bas par les terres de Ia succession de-
Eliakim Littell, etant une portion de rhahi-
tation achetee par la dite s.. Demaret ct 6. @.
Foster de Martin +. DesmarsE ct son epouse.
le 26 Janvier, 1856, p~ar-devant joel II.
Sandoz. notaire.
.. NJ. THOMPSON, shesif.
80 avril, 1870.
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COMMERCIAL
New Orleans. May 8, 1870.

New Orleans, May 8, 1870.
CoTToN-The sales to.day summed up
1900 bales at some slight irregularities ~
nrices. but none requiring any change in OUT
pnotations. which we repeat as follows +: Low
Ordinary is a 16c., Ordinary III a l84c.,
Good Ordinary2 90 "a 201c., Low Middling 90
10 2lac.. Middling 2la % &C., Strict Mid
ding ga a 22ac., and GcodsMiddling 22z "a
FLouR-We now note a fair demand and
frmer Market. Sales to-day $500 bbls., OF
which 2OO fne at ga; IS, 100, 100 and 100
superfine at $4 25 100 do: at $4 ~;
100 do. at sd So 100 do. a@ 81 374 SO
and 100 single extra at $4 SO, 200 superflne
AT "a so; so double extra at $4 o7A; Ivy
double extra at SIS 900 do. at % 10; 1O'
treble extra at $5 37a 100, 10y, lo0 ano ~
do. al $5 SO; 100 do. at $5 800 soO DO.
$6 so; so choice extra at $$7 ~ SUI suPsS
Gne and 500 treble extra on private terms
CoRE-Prime is in light supply, analtn
demand is good, and prices have an upwar
endency sales today 800 sacks. of svhic
SO mixed and 400 yellow at$I 35 l9o, Jog
500. 100. 1900 and 20e0 white at S1 ~
bushel, and 1900 inferior at 97dc.
PoRK-The market is quiet but very nfl
Mess is held at wholesale at $5O on "a 81
Dbl. II is retailing at 1871.
Cow PEAs-Are very scarce, and holdeI
ure asking S6 }P' bushel. A lot of 200 bal
sold to aprive at S5 rs up bushel.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are seihf
on the landing at $7 at b04V doz.i dee
at s6 aw9. and Turkeys at "a sup ~
Eggs are dull at 18 q 2Oc " doz;
CoRN MEAL-The stock is very light a
prices are firm. Choice kiln-dried Is quoa
at Sh a S is P bbl. from store 20 bbls 50
mt o. 10 Up Dbl. .,l
CoFFEE-The stock is light. and witta
good local demand, prices are firm. We ~
quote prime (gold duty paid) at III a la'
good IL a i74c, falo 162 a i6Bc. ~ 10.