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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-19

BOARD OF SuRvBys.-A meeting OF the Board OF
Surveys was held this morning, President kneas5 10
the chair. resolution 10 relocate Forty.nrst
street in the Twenty-fourth ward, was called up
when Mr.. Smedley moved that the board do not
the intersection of Sycamore and Streets
but recommend that the space At the southeast cor
ner OF ssid Intersection, which is now covered by
Mary street be retained as part Of the city plan.
The motion was agreed to-
A resolution to construct a three-feet sewer on
Twentieth street, north from Columbia avenue, was
Plans advertised for were called up and acted
upon, after which the board adjourned.
DrsoRpERLY C0NDucr.-on Saturday night row
occurred In tavern at Ninth and Christian streets,
during which Michael Murphy struck Patrick COyle
over the head with porter bottle. He had hear
ing before Alderman Bonsall and was held to ball
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.-Thls morning William
Doyle, sged fourteen years, was caught in the),.t
ing OF the FAX mill on Tenth street. above Columbia
avenue and was instantly killed. His body was
horribly mangled. Deceased resided in Warnock
street, below oxford. The Coroner was notified.
POCKET P1cKING.-Kate Summit was arrested in
St Joseph's Church yesterday upon the charge OF
pocket picking. 1t is alleged that she WAS caught
with her hand in the pocket Of Mrs. Ellen Hoyt one
OF the congregation. Defendant was held 10 $500
bail by Alderman Carpenter for further hearing.
MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-Annic McDevtt, while
laboriRg under the influence of an overdose OF
''benzine" yesterday, amused herself by smashing
the glass in the door OF Mahers saloon, Eighth and
Lombard streets. She was arrested, and committed
to prison by Alderman Morrow.
LARCENY CASE Ellen McClay went into the shoe
store of Michael Malone, No. 2020 Calowhil street,
on Saturday, and it is alleged, purloned balmoral
skirt. Defendant was arrested and committed by
Alderman PancOast for further hearing.
SERIOUSLY INJURED.-William Gibson, aged IA
years. fell from a tree at Harrowgate lane, above
KensDgton avenue, on Saturday, and seriously in
jured himself. The sufferer was removed to his
home, in tho immediate neighborhood.
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-About one O'Clock yester-
day morning an attempt was made to rob Devlin's
jewelry store, on Third street, above Brown. The
thieves were driven of by couple of the Tenth dis
trict policemen.
Miss ADELAIDE MURDOCH will lecture at the
Academy of Music this evening, the subject OF her
discourse being "Women's Duties incompatible
with Female Suffrage" An unusually interesting
lecture may be expected.
MISUNDERSTANDING thirtyone vagrants were
arrested in the Twenty-seventh ward Nine OF them
were committed to prison, and the remainder were
discharged from custody.
SPOTTED TAu.-Dr Craven reports his arrival at
the MILESTONE agency December g. having brought
Spotted Tail with him, who is slowly convalescing.
SLIGHT FIRE.-About IL O'Clock this morning
slight fire occurred at No. 1905 Lemon street.
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R.NKRrproy CAsEs.-The following Is che bank
rnptcy list to be Sear6 on "Wednesday, December
2:-Albert H. Gilocsg iSL Ss1ss' SonS N,r5i ~ 0ook.
George n florence & 20: ioT ,,, cause: Elijah W
ziegieI. for discharge; Rich.Sd Hltehings; Dunkle
A priesbach; REPORT OF Regsste.:
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M,ssINe Martin Conrad a resident OF Lambert
Vile N H. Ras been missing from his home for some
lime mast Ife was last seen in this city on Satur-
dav last wheu he was on his way down Cramps
wharf Ksasiaetan, at the END OF which his boat was
snchored = His IA lends are in great distress con
cerning his Whefea bouts
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DIsoRpERLY C0SDUcT.-0n Saturday night row
occurred In tavern at Ninth and Christian Streets
during which Michael Murphy struck Patrick Coyle
over the head with porter bottle. He had hear
ing before Alderman Bonsall, and was held TO ball
n answer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-19

LARCENY CASE Ellen McClay went into the shoe
store of Michael Malone. No. 202O Calowhill street.
on Saturday and, it is alleged, purloined bamoral
skirt. Defendant was arrested, and committed by
Alderman Pancoast for further hearing.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDEHT.-This morning William
Doyle, sged fourteen years, was caught IN the ~
ing OF the lax mill on Tenth street. above Columbia
avenue and was instantly killed His body was
horribly manPled. Deceased resided in Warnock
street below oxford. The Coroner was notified.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-15
PULLMAN,S PALACE CARS.

fULLMAN'D rALACE ChnOs
Run through between st. Louis and Kansas City,
st. Joseph snd Council Bluffs, without change.
The shsrt Line between St. Louis and Kansas
City and st, Joseph, and between Ottumwa aid
St. Louis, sAd Ottumwa and Kansas City and st.
Joseph.
General Superintendent, 81. Louis.
JAMES CHARLTON
6enr Passenger and Ticket Agent, 6t. Louis.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-15
FINE WATCHES.
GENUINE OROTDE GOLD
SILVER WATCHES
%, u, %, so, $la, $16 70 so.


%, sL SS, so, $la, $lS 70 go.
The European War and extraordinary Money
Panic, during the past season, has induced us, IN
order to make rapid sales and quick returns, TO
throw our vast Stock upon the public market p a. a.
Cask.
Read the Prices.
Fine Oroide Gold Cylinders, regulated and
warranted perfect time keepers, usually sold At
$l2 to SIS, at ONLY u.
THE BEST QUALITY CYLINDERS AT o..
The Double Extra Refined, being very
superior quality, regulated and warranted perfect
tin,ekeepers, equal 10 appearance and for time to
ei50 Gold Watches, at ONLY $40 each.
| The Double Extra Refined Solid 0roide
Gold, Jau jeweicd iev.rs, finest Nickel works usu.
Zach.
Silver Watches.
Extra Zine Solid Pure silver, Hunting
Cased OFFENDERS, 80.
Best Quality Coin silver, Hunting cased,
full jeweled levers, regulated and warranted
accurate timekeepers, ONLY $40.
| The Very best Quality Patent Lever and
| Chronometsr movements, full -jeweled, ti5.
The above classes Of Watches are Hunting
Cased, perfectly regulated, and each warranted
by spccial certificate for two years.
| AGENTS AND De LERs ordering six Of our 81 5
Watches at a time, will receive an extra watch
free, making Seven el5 Watches for 800. No
discount can be allowed on our cheaper watches,
All Orders for Single Watches, CASH MUST
BE SENT IN ADVANCE. Send by Post Oaice
Order, Registered Letter, or Bank Check, paya-
able to our order, and goods will be sent by Ex- =
press VI in Registered Package, prepaid, at ou'
risk.
Orders for at least six witches or over, will be
sent by Express c. o. D., by depositing smal
amount with express agent, or sending reference.
as assurance of good faith.
Write order plain, state kind and price o.
Watch desired, inclose price as above directed
and address
The EMPIRE witch CO.,
No 100 Broadway, N. y
u. Box 2040. lnov173m
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-15
M0llcTAcHFc forced to grow in ii i.
so cents Address b PERRY. 80 Park row. N ,
CONNECTIONS.

AT ST. LOUIS, with all rail and river lines, to
all points East, North and South. At CE MIRA
LA, with Columbia branch trains. At MACON
with Hannibal h st. Joseph railroad. At. OF
TUMwA with Burlington Missouri River snd
Des Moines Valley railroads, for Des Moines,
Fort Dc dge, Omaha, California and all places
West. At BRUNSWICK, with Omaha and Chill.
licotha Branch, for Chillicothe, etc. At RICH
MOND 4 LEXINGTON JUNCTION, with St.
Louis 4 St. Joseph anch. for Lexington and
st. Joseph. At HARLEM, with Kansas Cit
st. Joseph 4 Council Bluffs railroad, for Leaven-
worth, Atchison, etc. At ST. JOSEPH with
Kansas City, st. Joseph & Council Bluffs railroad
for Omaha, Union Pacific and Central Pacific
points. At KANSAS CITY, with Kansas Pacific
Missouri r.ver, Fort Scott, Lawrence. Emporia
Denver and all points west.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-15
THE new YORK METHODISy

AN EIGHT PAGE WEEkLY.
Now In its Eleventh Wear, publishes sermous, a
story every week, Chats with the Little Foiks,
Editorial by the best Methodist writer's and
authors, Foreign and Domestic Correspend dence,
full departments Of Religious and Secular Intel.
ligence. Price 81. SO year. Liberal premiums
or cash commissions to canvasse-s. Subscriptions
commence st any tine. For specimen enclose q
two cent stamp TO prepay postage. Address THE
METHODIST, III Nassau st., N. Y.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-15

The political position Of tile
HeraM is so weU known in the
county that it needs no defining
here. Its course has been an in
dependent one, the Organ of no
Ring or Clique, hut an uncon'pro-'
missing advocate Of the cause of the
'DLSFRANCHlSED, amongv
its E,iitor wds numbered. And noov,
that the people have w1A Jog evit-
messed the tall of that powerFul
Engine of Injustice, 1t looks for
avard to the Unfinished Work that
lies defore us as the people of a.
powerful nation. The Revolution
of Reform, even in our own State,
has but just begun. We mast od-
hterats eUery ves'ige of Eternal
Hateisn, from the fundamental
law, t at the issues of the past fesO
gears may meoer more creep into
our State politics; we must profit
By tho experience of the past. Tile
Herald sviH use its best efforts to
this end, and Wal endeauor to be.
found at all times battling on the
side of Right, and against Wrong,
from whatevsr source it may arise.
1t wiU advocate tile holding of a
Constitutional Convention, 6slisu--
ing Mat Maf is tho most efficient
sUay of rsmodelling the old Drako-
nisn outrage. I'VE want sone OF
C. D. brakes old patcAsd-up poHt-
ical cloakins. a,
The Herald viU endeauor to keep
its readers posted in all waters of
interest. State and County, bit moro
particularly tho County. Who.
seiU work for Us under tho above
Inducements? NoW is the time /!
!: Some of you hass 6een pit1ost tho
Herald too long already. Send u
your nance. ..-.H 2 F" d.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-15

n Office 10 hereby given that the undsrsignsd,
~ Curstsr Of James H., and Mary y. Rector,
will make application at the Probate Court, to be
begun and held II Troy on the secoad Monday Ia
January, 1871, for leave to resign his gusrdisA-
ship Of said wards. wM. 9. WHITE, Curator.
Idsc8n49 val
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DRoPosALs FOR STREET oLEA

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
office OF the BOARD OF HEALTH, S. w.
OF SIXTH and SAMSON Streets, Philadelphia,
l2 O'Clock noon on the 26th day of FebruarYl
for cleaning and keeping thoroughly clean
times from the list day OF MARCH, 1870 to tll
day OF DECEMBER, 1871, all the paved
ALLEYS courts, inlets, market houses guttes
ters under railroad crossings, cutters OF ui
streets, and all other public highways, and u
mediate removal OF all filth and dirt therefroT|
the same has been collected together; aid
removal Of ashes and the collection and burij
dead animals embraced within the followl
tricts, VIII
First. That part OF the city lying north OF
GHENY Avenue, known as Brldesburg and
ford; TO be termed the Twentieth district.
Second. That part OF the city known as !
YUNK; to be termed the Twenty-hrst distric2
Bids must be for separate districts, nam
number OF the district.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
bids; also the right to award contracts for
Warrants for the payment Of said contrad
be drawn In conformity with section OF the
Assembly approved March is, 1869.
Envelopes inclosing proposals must be 4
sProposals for Street Cleaning" etc, )" nam
number OF the district bid for.
CHAs. B. BARRETT, Secretary.
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1929, 400 Par. Market value q, ,255 1900
Cost 81, ,62227.
nShl EstdVe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S6OOOO0
BIis Receivable for Insurances made. S2S 7O076
Balances due at Agencies:- -
Premiums on Marine Policies, Accrued
pany ........................ :. sbO97S5
tions, S476e. Estimated value ] 80. 274O2O
Casn IN Bank. k................. .e16S ,3lSSS
Cash In Drawer. ,..... ........ 1926
- .. 1fn oa1 IA
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STOVES. RANGES, ETo.

ID THoMsON's LONDON KITCI1
go or EUROPEAN RANGE, for familiess q
&1EIIy public institutions, in TWENTY DlFtI
SEsIzRs. Also, Philadelphia Ranges, Hot
Stoves. Bath Boilerg, Stew-hole Plates Boilers,
stoves ETC.. Wholesale and retail, bX the manufsct
ug No 6m No. 800 n SECOND
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-21

January 10,
Sealed Proposals will be received until "a
on the 1st day of MARCH, 1870, for furnishE
the stamped Envelopes" and Newspaper
Q period OF four years, commencing list oil
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INSURANCE..

MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
II COMPANY, Incorporated by the Legislatur'
Of Pennsylvania 1895. .-l r....
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PROPOSALS..
Posr OFFICE DErARTlGEsj

DROPosALs FOR STAMPED ENvELoPEa
Il WRAPPERS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-21

ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November /, 1869.
100000 United States Five Per Cent.
U Loan, ten-forties. .......... 6,000O0
Loan qswfGl money 80. @ 1O7,7OOOO
$4,000 United States Six Per Cent.
loan, 1881. ................. 6OOOOOO
100000 State OF Pennsylvania Six Per
Cent Loan. ................ 213,900O0
100000 City OF Philadelphia Six Per
tax. ........................ 1 t. .e 200 00SOO
Cent. Loan. - ......:......... 100000
10000 Pennsylvania Railroad First
Bonds. ds...................... w l04SoOo
10000 Pennsylvania Railroad Sc
Bonds. s....e.'............... 49,. r ~ Qs,e95OO
26,OOO Western Pennsylvania Rail-
road Mortgage Six Per
- Railroad guaFanteeJ -. 100000
Cent, Loan. .1''OU .............. 4D 10 100000
- Cent Loan. i..'..U n................. 80 4,27OOO
- .pany, $50 shares stock. 100000
5000 North Pennsylvania Rail-
... stock. t., ..........,,........... ~. - ssOOeo
10000 Philadelphia and Southern
.... pany so shares stock. ...... 10000
100000 Loans on Bond and Mort
gage, first liens on City
Properties. es.................. 246, 90
, 1870-04-20

viously The Nttueas to!d MeFs-.aad OF her sco-
MM ~ iHc1aafuson IN AA McFxriAnds NON.
n,pc ,n GFaiana &C would 20 ont anu lcave Pcrcy
pnarsl r. r. About TWO weeks after iho HcrsS1sndss
Tsas aAe ~ ae Weold have Earea persons with hIm-
McF.yisnnds ns spout o'clock every morning. Mr.
~. Has.a oa IVES Al home every night The Wit
ess t"ss never remembered him to {,e awav IN eys.r
iss is naad ~ no. know wtat hts ONCE hours wtrr
arneSii, y @ 70 cons home ar O'Clock, bul
Which N, w. Mcfarland went ont liter ns casoe nc
na9set nS%s u ~ tne eyeee1nS That tme h. went .
Ier Eitness hal rr1ired for tue night VII
nssa vent to lett a,e.ut O'Clock. Mn Nc
=, nMana = Erne5slly did the cooking. WE
alcfa1iana brcakfas.ei win RitharIson thrs,.
neys assr shc camc hack 70 I've IN the house TIC
nrss Drssfsss ras oooksd oy Mrs Mcfarland wit.
!rf on some cluthcs thnl the xashcr-unuia1
hr,uRht in Both Richardson's aud MN McFar-
land clothes were III the basket
Mr. Graham here read a list Of the clothes show
ing Of what thry cnnnstcti
k.emt'satson Trsuraed: On the day Nj, McFar-
Nj. Mcfarland was alone In the housc whIIo Mn.
Mcfarland was AZ the theatrc. Ferry uael 70 be
put to bed anout O'Clock He never was put 10
tfd nc1ofC htA mOthcr went out
The CrDss-exanlnauoa OF Mn Mason was con-
lnnes1 at length, Without e!Icitins anything new,
During tta prnRrrss the Recorder suggested that
The cJuAs-txa1ntn1iOn Was not tust1ueA to this
length, because It Eas imn3tertA whether the
facts stated BY her to Nj. Mcfarland we're true or
no!. bQt wne1hef they were communicated or not
70 Mt. Mcfarland, aud the effect upon his mia,l-
The only possible use he could see for II WAS 10
CLEAR Ma Mcfarland from the aspcrsions thrown
20 20 bet hy this witness They were not trying thss
issue In this couIt.
,,aaa. pa!a argued that they had the right to es-
u.ae lnto the factA II was presumahle ihat
Wnat shA witness hal told Mcfarland was true.
however shG might now be confused. but wcrs
ihey nol a. liberty, after the charges which had
lEtn thrown broadcast against Mira Mcfarland, TO
hho~ th2t There was no criminal communication
between her md Richardson
me Cohtt held that The examination mu3t hc
limited TO The Issue In the case.
CE1ArORIANT TESTIMONY,
MtA MARIA Beuedick, Mn Ann Mccormick,
Wahherwoinan OF MrA McFarlandA, an.i eevcraj
cther witnesses werc examined, but the testimony
was unlmpoHauL
CoLoRED WINES TKs1IP1H
nm D. Morris, who termed himself "a FIJI
tceh!h Amendment, formerly servant Ia Mr. SIM
clalre mouse, testified seeing Nr. Richarlson AMI
MIR AeFArland kiss each other sbout Christmas,
1861. "'
OTTER TESTIMONY
was Rlyen ~ to MrA McFof3anah reading some
uulc At MFR Glberts house In New JerseJ,in 1888
and that Mf. Ichards0n Kissed her, aud that
ldchanison accompanied MrA Mcfarland hume
several times from the Winter Gasrien Theat1e
Eytdencc n 10 a life insurance nocy taken ont
~ MchhFdSon In the name OF ArL Mcfarland was
excluded By the Recorder. 49,
The court adjourned. The defence will close To-
mQSTUF. .S. -
, 1870-04-20
New Teuncsseea.,.aH
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

TEEspAF EVENING, April 10.
lSeTss IN the sale yarls, anA tie Eastern markets.
AZ "nat that trade, Today, should be siurrtsh
1a p.;ees anss1ss! and materially lower, was
reasonably have been cSpet1eti TTere Eas a fsI,
average attcnhaucc Of the different clases Of hnr
V y. ad t, M Mosk oHesets wns certainly Of quai-
favorable circumstances the market was .IuiI
s1aJe md unproi't2blc- There were no uuJets,
ANhouFh holders strDse ha11i TO keen pttcrs m II
Geeame necessary, In orlef to effect salcs d, rrnt
ING concessions demanded Al rhe decline, tfaIe.
a. "stant-st rrvtve. little, ati setlers H1ox
mots hopeful. hut the improvement prnv,n N
,satc NJ ~ saoFt a9fat.on About midday huycra com
uiencSt! Rlthufaw1pR frtAn the market and hr
neloek hnstness was virtually oycr ior tSe DIV
Tn snonsn ts~ stsaggnR lots chanzrt, hands la;ef
such IS during the opening ,lars Of ,asi Wacs
W., MouiI have found eager purchasers 1t ~
n1 not WIN one exSsption, 800 WAS the highest
ng11re F1ye. Reed i Kelly aoli 10 hea,t aSenn .
Me .62S Fa to Nelson Morris, on New fort A.
sGnn. =, as e and conEsF Rr1s sold car load,
ootn strictly trs,-elass, anu the prices fes,iy,9
Metc the extreme top Of the marker. During the
ens, ens 1oM. y, lo heal werc purchased for Shipment
steets: fd1aa7.5s for good ia choice Nn, ~
k,;eSaaa5 foE extra E,ates- City butchers snn. ~
p,,e, p1e y, 1ae.r current wants At sa06soo Tor ned
I IN 70 extra cowa and common to medium stlers
Wn!!e feeders cxpet1encel no dttlcuj,y Ia ming
;lsis t orders as oea5o for thinnish steSss St. f of
Iaom , ~ TO 600 Is average. The Dun,fner ieft
over u1soId Tonight win reach about oSS hc.n
naa aa!cSs there should be something more chser
tough " MARKET 1 "'~''7ss Haoeaes
~, Ao:S-This branch Of the live stock uarte, WAS
Tso no uut, put from what cause Is not apparent
hcsa hns asa9IS Was a. By 40 means large-only A,ios
Esse al1Flns te-day-nor were ndvfccs from inc
saI EasI OF particularly dtscouraging cnar.
~ W.. ent, for some reason. lest known
ss.e!selSea bnEefs were unusually cautious Ia
eu:4T movements. mud, a. rule, named prices 10
tx,sc M love-. than those current yesterday Is he
The areTuot Of prices paid was stout the same a
maj o. Yesterday, but the quality Of the stock
Elafkafd to-day WAS m1ch better, 20 that In rail-
= p!scsH were &c lower. Sales were reported 1t
fau9f OF e -es@s 10 for common; $s-5d4AE5 for
medium. and $A1Nse.1sS for good to 6trtct!y
eholee The outside quotation was realized tJ
Jos. WAlfEors for lot averaging 80 EG We
note the following
sHEhP.The1e was an sct.e local demand Tor
fair to Knod mutton sheep, and, under q tnoderate
suprl., sales were quick 1t fni previous rates, or
Il AnAeAD foT common to medium, and II 800
Ht.s5 for good to strictly chnsce- Sales include
the following
, 1870-04-20

1xne 11f ~ &, Gssn Bay Lake pcp,n n.ua.. .a,aor-
Il. line MIN ,hc Nor:hs,S arqsa to CONNECT
,nrsiag onsa o. Sga Carolina, o1esed b tor nc m.
nombs1 :, ~ sf members of congress M lsius M &c
ssa,es io te T. :. Exclusive uf Repre.enisses Of
IN. Xii h,a " amer the Fony.scconI concrrss
raSeed"sS 1 :" ~ Sas nfrpArsd h.. Mr. Paar, war
Inc Committee a,''rr 1n sa.ies'on Of he !uIes
1her enttied 70 iae 49, ohs Ts reported J. Il ".
nc TWenty. y.nt,t mot1a oi surviving soItllers Of
suitable m.ia Inv .,aS ssvanla Vulunleers, for
III. ntst 70 nr711c at W,ss,ro Wsmoer OF toe eatEaon.
, 1870-04-20

bags good 1t Stlsa. UuDgsri8n-45, 80, S and 7:
bags fair u 8. 30. Mllletb bags choicn ut $Loa.
6uGAR9-lu rr7te wing Tho market Tor sugar.
s1s 60 ne% 70 n9
Common to fatr Cuba, 114as1txc;. good q
choics Cuba, 1lKalsc: merchsnta' y 3, 9Ka
ioke; Golnmh!a, &C. s1f9!1c; sool to eholce
Porto Meo, l1a13lsc;: poWdsIel, crushed, and
1sc; Hew York caoice white lssls4cs sxr1C,
19tai2s.e; New YORK C, 1e4t3I2Hc-
6T4HCH-Ihe demand b nacaH5c, but Prlcsa
were steady Il the following Rnge: KiuTstord
son a;, SglaS pafe InSiohc: Peoria erys.n -
ottawa com: 1oa's1le; Watt<: pune, 7ks'Sc:
TRAS-Se note reduction Of Sc . b all round.
The r demand l. active. ut me decline
nun to fair, saesoe; Do latf 4, good sag
95e; DO, n1e and extra chuIcr, St.N41.;u: 81.
pertor to nne imperial, Si.1Aa1s0: chr!ce to extra
leaf japan, 81 lhal- 70; rc'd to flnc Japan, MA
To fine eunpox,tcr, sl.lo,4I2S; choiz: u exira
choice. $laha1.1 20
TOBACcp-The marke: presents ppev feat-
urcs worthy Of note. The inquiry il s1eady anu
5ar, and goods continue to he tletd WIN nrtnness
cnEN1SG-EKtrs, Sl-o1Sk15; choice s1t&Ee;
u,sdiuu, 4n&soc; comI1nn, 51365c
6AokSG-chotee, Sassec; mediumr et3sc;
common stepA saaeoc.
PCG-Naturn1 lsaf, 90c5asl %. half t,s.rht IA
soc. black, sound. esd370c.
NOoL-Tne following an. the ruling 4xotatts8:
Tub erin clfAn, a1t3loc; tub, com9nos- <HS1Es
1eece, II. gnotf condition, Light ta9sci eeecet
condition H4nl 4Sa13c icee-, I. bad conditta,
heary aal7c: 1ttrs, ntaiiu1n, good cnntIt1cn,
light, +staI5c; d>Ce, m'4ium, bal crndth21,
heavy s5t93sc: aeese, coarse, Light and aleAn. =
dt.tce, INV washed. nne, IS ssoc; necce, unwn.n.al
cUaIse, sc3Sc