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New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEW-YORK.

PORT OF SEW-YoRK....................." ~
CLEARED. ,,,. ,.,-.--
Portland Am Elm, Richards, Phil.ielPeA
CO. 81
cadi.: M.yaos. D. BAbsa; D. chApa R0.s Havana
and Genoa j. ISS SeG Poind
2H Conc w1A Sf s,. hA csST %o .S.aa S.a RAS w
wasT POntsPue; Maggie Bai Gov B.J. C. b. ForeDo RAiA-
sns ss. Mobile rfa tT s. . .ass nf,
Benz Gar1de stanford Savannah C. Jrvee Thompson Tam
SsSo Gos SGS5PS. S. hrEG5 T,oT ssss M sSH
SheesA1 PhIsdPhiAi L : &c Chae Kelly In G.im aa RIs,a
Ard. Buell. New Haven o..
Steamship Iowa Hedderiek, Glasgow Aphls AM NOne nds
steamship Dac.n Laird Ieg.Orn March H. Naples 2 Mesn, y,
Steamship star and srpe Mailman April co. and
ssss1:bp GsnS6s cIa.sh.@ egDv April 2d and pass
Steamship Fa5ta Fireman. Pal,deghi. Te-s q E .,,.
Bah Gs[1s Long Par. SasrS, Ay5s' Feb s. AA
Brs Omega Kerr Cienfuegos 81 days sugar
schf PrahI Jameson jameson, sagaa II days, ngar.
schr Carre, Jordan Bra1Os, TeIAs, IS days, hides
seHoosEks-RIvEK AsD ooAsrwIsE
Mar Come, PIoyidenos PIoyi Emily ss-Ttos! T%aesi, ".
SsS. sS Hsrd Bhdsepors Adsa Pedca Pfo,iiene,
@ Gnds smith pShssist 4sa AoSns KhaSS
LSughIey ELrAbehpor aAsm0,A 1 kso1tHPs P5s.,,or,
MsrnnAibo EliIahethpor- Rachel Jane BhEAbethpOrt
Nsnoleon Virginia Mary Means, Providence.
W H. Rowe Eewburgh Henry May, RondOst
George Henry Virginia T. L. Sylvester, Virginia
Atbsa Virginia r. y. Stockton, Virginia
Oliver II Booth, Virginia 5 r. Goodwin hhLaoethlorI
p q SIN IN Eitsbetlport. Eliza PhAro BlIabethpor-
VIM Hone Hlzabe,spor. T. + Randolph, EhLabehlob
Mangareta RlxAbethporL
sloOp Florence MArOn, ClOek, Virginia
SAILED.
Bas-Psvor Hamburg Olaf for Cronssit Jas 5 stone
for sydney n s. W. Smile for BRISTOL Lmpgter for BRUNSWICK
Ca brgs Sparkling Csrdenas r. Nah for haAntas
Guiding star chrs Zts Pei and Hattie for horioh
J W Allen and Slas Wright, coastsise.
wIED-Sundoxn, Light 5. 5. W., clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Apr 22Arryed steamship Anes from PhilAdephai snip
udngon Zanzibar; baks A. Houghon from Sierra Leone
Western Sea Barbados; Scotland from SaguA Acacia from
NASH from sunGm j. NJ Wsese Wesi Indies
Valencia from Cenfnegos; J. H. Lane from hat4nIAS -
April kTbe brig Florence Nosei from al
bArep reports following The barb James hddge
the bsi Atlantic A. Van Bran A the l5 for
New Moses Bramhsl, loading for hesfork
sAy.ysAH Ga Apnl 2Cared steamship II. Livingston, foi
New Yor; America Baltimore bArk Nile for Bristol Arrived
steamship Wyoming from Philadelphia
MEMORANDA.
The Anton Prize from Bremen arrived on "Wednesday 2h and
and apchod about half between he Castle Gar
den and Central wharf While nhg be anchor ts morning
snr found that and cArrage AL
eutAngd with the chain and Anbor The bore t
brand Of "Algl per Worts, Boston, lS6l"
SPOKEN.
R,,k Tvs from New Yort MAosibo, April lat 20 Ion 65 m
l. A. Neslork for GonAiSes Apn 10 lat ~ W
Ion. 69O
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcAL TERN.

DeciSiOns-By Justice MOneII-Parker agt
Bank for Savings in City OF NewY0rk-Motion granted
and cause referred. Danssgg agt. Har-MOton denied
without costs ssbee agt Wood-Motion granted with
costs Griffith agt schanck ct al.-Moton granted
on terms Justice JOnes-In the matter OF the petl
ton OF Anton Fleck agt. Doening.-See memorandum
with Special Term Clerk. Bouton agt Wetmore I'M
pleaded-See memorandum, &c. Persir agt. Congrega-
ton Birker Cholin L Kadisha-MOton granted on terms
Conan agt. Mnacht.-Order settled and filed. White ct
al agt. COlfax ct aOrder settled and fled BY Justice
Spencer-Wrightson agt. Dodge ct alOrder of arrest
vacated with costs.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
PASSENGRRS ARRITEn-

PROM GLASGow-In steamship Csmhra April 22ChAA McKin-
Henry Scott and wife Archibald Hogg h Wilton Mis- Wilton,
Mckinney, Thomas Anderson wife John McAahon ChA
Powell VIM Powell Pred Abry Heinrich Bender Mis- Mar Rome
PROM sAyANNAH-n steamship Virgo, April zL NJ Perrs I.
D. CLARK H. Nichols and wife Ms W. Boyd Birmingham g.
Russell Mrs NJ Theeves Miss T. Aber Paul Doyle Ja Early,
Richard West j. W. Whit, Mis- Rowland r. H. vinton p NJ Gre
CORY b. 7. Jessup b. Lambert PaamAe J. T. Wilson, AArsh
r Agrumont G. Mead Miss A. Stanton M hary CLARK Mr. A. B..
Arnold B. Henry G. b. Keene Mr J. B. COlTiIe A NJ Jsman.
H. T. T.. MAlloy.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
eATTTRDlY. lpRu 81.

APR1G II
Mails for he Argentine Republic Brah and St Thomas eamhp
Memsok from Pier No. q N r. close the Post Ofce at
Mails for MeIoo via ssa and Ver Cruz per steamship Copasrs
from Pier No u r. cose the POsones a. clock Steam
ship sails u NJ
Europe Southampton and Bremen steamship Union
Of Thrdt, Hoboken Post Oe at ~ NJ Steamship sails
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made Pier
Hoboken and closed at l. .. n
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such hearty and wse aid pecuniary and otherwise as
Its paramount Importance urgently demands.
am Sir, your Obedient servant,
J. MCKAYE,
President Virginia International Land, Loan and Trust
Company.
To his Excellency Gilbert c. Walker, Governor Of the
State OF Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains and Of vessels arriving this port requested TO
deliver packages addressed the Newlork Associated Press only to
persons exhibiting the written authority Of j. w. smonon General
Agent News packages for the Jo1a Of Commerce inns TRIBUNE
WorH Sun Errsss Erenin0 Post Com<dl Adreriser SGts
Zen9 and Ner Yorker Dokra sbouh be delivered only
The persona
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passed the Cleopatra some FIVE or six miles apart the
latter seemed to he moving very slowly NJ the time ahe
had her jbs and fore and aft mainsa set She showed
distress signals II il thought that the Cleopatra
Ia either broken down in her machinery has lost
and that she will arrive at port IN few days
at the farthest
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Valuable STeeptngs.- quantities OF
goods continually passing In safety through the Ap
prsers store on Greenwichst hut not strange that
objects OF value should occasionally asray, and he
snapped up by employees who regard as lawful perqus-
ties whatever they find in the large piles OF straw and
paper that daily swept up and removed Sometimes
these articles brought back and a silk lace shawl,
worth 500 more lately recovered in this way; but
about 10 dozen costly silk carf which fell into the hands
OF foreman In the store named John jackson, about
the 2th OF February not returned but were dis
posed of for the finders private advantage Indeed
II was more than suspected that he fe0nousy appropr
ated the goods from the cases themselves in the differ
ent cOnsignments and he accordingly arrested
charge OF theft, at the instance Of Gen. Palmer, and
brought before Commissioner Shields yesterday for
animation The evidence OF J. G. Kinner who worked
the case showed that Jackson sold B OF the scarfs TO
dealer In Brooklyn at the remarkably low figure OF s15
and that he prevacaed about them in suspicious
manner. Other witnesses testified that the scarfs In
question OF very recent pattern, and only
could not have regularly obtained them. A III. Humme
counsel for Jackson hopes 10 show that the scar even
sweepings and that his client would be in such case
either by rule custom entitled to take possession OF
the or IN ms own % eeeH Inc @ SOeaad "a %n1
witness but failed TO attend and the case was ad
journed 10 Wednesday next at p H. In order that he
NAV be produced.
The = Head Surgeon Of BeHerue Hospital"-
Vim. Harney and WIN. Thomson sailed together from
Iceland 10 this country and became well acquainted on
the voyage Upon arriving here Harvey found employ
men in hotel but as his wages did not satisfy his de-
sires, he resolved TO turn coincidence operator Ac-
cordngly he wrote letter TO the father OF Thomson,
in Ireland, representing himself the head surgeon at
Bellevue Hospital, stating that young Thomson was
patient therein and in urgent need OF funds and request
ing the senior Thomson TO forward remittance 10 hls
sons address. Suspecting something wrong Thomson
wrote his son. who reported the to the Post ONCE
authorities decCy letter containing 81 was placed IN
the Office 10 ThOmsons address and advertised Harney
appeared, claimed TO be Thomson, obtained the letter.
gave receipt for 1t, and was promptly arrested ana
brought yesterday, by Special Agent Gaylor, before
Commissioner Osborn who held Harney for examination
charge OF obtaining letter by fraud and deceit.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
THE MISSING Observation-Disclosures.

passenger who sailed from Havana III the
steamship Juniata, Capt Joseph Hoxie called al Mr.
Ae1andre Office yesterday and said thai the Cleopatra
sailed about hour previous Junat, and the
following day. Just ~ hours after they sailed the Juat
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
Religious Notices.

Al Zion NJ. T.. Church Tenth and Bsssas'i, nnSn
III ~ nYasbs b, tl, pastor Res, WM. BUTLBk, on TOhOh-
now Hupday EVENING subject The Dunes Of Our Fss ous
ship seryoe, a commence 81 Y oeoeh
,.. Hall of tbe Historical society, sronod
- p.r.nu si-Th. PEEkBYrgRIAE CONGREGATION forneffJ
Ladng rebgou, servio.s Hall Will bsrrAtr ~orhp = ~ pe
s an m. church IN Porte Lerngiob ser,
,,s, no tlal ebaroi 90 SABBATH Apn ~ si 10. n lsS M
Amer neal sunday 4ih u. CoHga.oo Of The sohIn
unsT RCH fs, n GAksR Pasor VII vorshif
m ASSOCIATION HALL Twenty third and roan q
a. .s,a. ,t viii b. held TO MORROW fssndsl N
,as ,,,.,n indne Wss, Twenty third st. s lot AN i",nef
m,r Asd the Church cordially s''t ssss" WV
1ba,,h ,s,xpls ,onsi hsdAssB thy svssska
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STEAMSHIP CITY OF BRUSSELS.

John G. Dale, esq, received dispatch yes
terday from Mr. Inman at Liverpool, stating that the
steamship City Of Brussels passed Holyhead at II a.
yesterday. She was taken up TO the Huskinson dock
probably last night Holyhead is only about co miles
from Liverpool The City OF Brussels win sail Thurs
day next for this port.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
SUPERIOR CouRT-TR1AI TERx-PARr II.

Before Judge McCunn.- christopher MARI
administrator agt The fourthdre Railroad Company
This action brought by Marx, as administrator 10
recover damages for the killing of his Frederick
lad Of or years Of age. on the nth OF November
1863 the latter was playing with another boy opposite
Riyngton-s and III running across the track he fel
and wheel of the passed his leg and struck
his head fracturnC his skull, and causing his immediate
DEATH Witnesses called, who testified that the boy
fe feet in front OF the horses and the other hand
that he fell directly under the horses feet The case was
tried the February Tern before Judge Jones' and the
Jury disagreed. Motion made yesterday for nom
suit the ground that there negligence on the
part of the deendant that the plaintiff had no business
10 be playing in the street where there were four ra
road tracks, and that the fact OF his being child
did not make him irresponsible any more than IN
the OF adult person Judge McCupn granted the
motion holding the following Opini0n In this case the
testimony slight 10 negligence the part OF the
Company that it would be most hazardous experiment
allow this Jury pass upon ii. The rule Is
nenty settled that IL the Judge at Circuit believes the
evidence of negligence uncertain that the Court in
bank could not sustain the verdict ii Is his duty to
suit. This being the here, it is duty, nOtwth
standing there may be slight proof Of negligence, 10 take
the in hands and dispose Of the questions
Indeed the Judge AT Circuit Is always the best critic
10 whether the witnesses telling the truth not be-
cause he judge Of the manner of testing and he
has much better chance OF judging TO their capacity
truth and where the evidence slight
doubts the Judge is quite justified in calling upon the de
feDse defer the motion for nOnsut until they offer
butng proof TO the doubtful point This have done
in this and now fully satisfied there is virtue
in the merits OF the action Mr.. Riddle for the plaintiff
eX-RecOrdeI Smith for defense.
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frriures anb nleetinas.

COOPER UNI0N.-FREE LECTURES for the
- PB0PLB-sATuRpAY April 93 At 10 the great Hall
Chinese Qu-slon will b. delivered BY Prof RAPHAEL
PlMPELLf Of Harvard College AbRAM HEWITT secrriAry.
EREE LECTURE.-The last in the course Of
popular harner Church Of the New iorA Pert
so-y OF Catherine and hasousts viii be delivered Tuks
DAY EVENING n.I, Capt THOMAS CHARTERS. saalsssi
lsendese ssd kssolset en Of ihr Late WaI."
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Go nlannfartnrers.

TTHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PAyY Manufacturers 70 their Wster-Povr
a. ,as town Of Passac four miles beo.
Paterson miles Se~f adjoining the Be Railroad
within miles Of Hoboken jersey City and eleven from the
City Hall NevYork They have bead and fall Of tventvo eet 70
high whole Passc River and reservoir OF three hundred
aca The snd Arranged that each one hss the
navigation both bead and tail The supply OF water
only abundant but permanent The property situated on
nsvgabs the midst Of large popuatop while rs proximity 70
Communicating With by plank road oy rail-
renders the advantageous location for manu-
featuring country. On the premises new and snosane
ali immediate occupation Application can be nAe 70 W.
TORREY, 20 Vesey-st SevYort
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

COMMON PLEAS-SPECIAL TERN
DccisiOns-By Judge Van Brunt.-TeThune
ag id-MOtiOn for settlement Of order granted Calce
agt. Finigan.-MotiOn denied.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

Edrard N. White agt. Spencer II. Smith,
Joseph A. Seorer and Edard 4. BOtoen.This suit
10 81 927 90, which the plaintiff alleges he
lawfully entitled 10 account Of transaction in the
stocks Itappears that the sd Of August 1862
the plaintiff entered into an arrangement with the de-
PENDANTS, who doing business in NewYOrk city, for
the purchase and sale Of stocks allowing the usual in
terest and commissions, and deposng reasonable col
lateral security margin. The stocks 10 be pur
chased and sold under the direction Of the plaintiff
less the margin exhausted and not then unless more
security demanded, aud dne notice given Of such
sale purchase. That under this agreement, and at
the time of this transaction the plaintiff had deposited
with the defendants $500 margin OF collateral
security And the 18th Of October last, the defend
ants the instance Of the plaintiff sold 800 shares Of the
capital stock of the NewEork Central Railway Co., at
1854 100 at 1se and 400 at 1854 deliverable IN the regular
way. That the I'd OF November plaintiff directed the
defendants buy in the said 800 shares of NewYork
Central stock to fill and supply the contracts but they
fused. and consequently violated existing stpuations
The plaintiff alleged that by this refusal he has sustained
loss amounting 10 the claimed, as the stock had
fallen the market TO 1894 share The defense was
general denial he defendants claiming that the time
the shares Of stock bought the plaintiffs margin
very much less than required by the arrangement,
and hat whenever the margin impaired they were
at liberty TO buy or sell without demand or notice Ihe
jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff, In the sum OF
A.TlS
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
Gopartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-The PARTNENRSHIP heretofore
~ eIng between the undersigned unsr the hm name o. eso
SILVER DISSOLVED The 6ns business VII be So
tied BY SILVER who authorized 70 Egn NE nus nam.
- GEO. SILVER,
ANIL ~ re-n SAMUEL gILLoUGH.
Tie SHOE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS viii be carried on {.
formerly by GEO. SILVER,
April 20 1870. 81 ino y nnflsys@
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bort Uar0rns' Noiitc.

NEvYORK
oRr.wARDnvs OyyICK, No. 70 William st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section passed Apnl H. 1851 entitled Al Ac To
Reorgne Wsrens Oho Of tn. Pom Of New fork b all srsons
or having Of su-ct Of such inquiry
following under
lion y the said erininslos val
be- conp-d within neoeon ths notice boafd said
steamship Union
StsAInshp klesa
Steamship IsAAo Bel '''.'''''''''''5
steamship Dacen
htsmsbp Cambria s'''''''''''''''
tsAmshp thar~son.
Lord Clarendon.
Hark Axunt< stonmcrcA
MtIstd
Bn
b. G. Evans sch'neht
CHAs s. hACOhBRR PRESIDENT
4 Au.'s HKKRnlS, Secretary.
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pPrn.y,s WEATHER RRpopT-a.n

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun 6:+8 Moon IS
Sandy hook 225I Cows Isand... 3O9 Hell Gate +::s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-13
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK. Tuesday, July u, 1870.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday July II, 1870
This was a dull day with the dealers, and
no horse changed hands but such went off under the
auction GERS hammer partial list of these will be found
appended.
At the East Twenty-fourth-st market we found the
usual good supply OF every variety of horses
At Messrs Post & Nicholas capaciOus stables, which
cover nearly the whole block between Lexington and
Tirdayes and Twenty third and Twenty -fourthsts, we
were permitted examine several fine specimens OF
horseGesh, among which deserve mention 6-yearold
hrown UaInbetOnian mare Of remarkably fine bu1ld
with clean sound limbs owned by Mr. Benedict hand
some pair Of darkbrOwn Jerseybr HamDietomah car
rage horses years DID, 10 hands high and IN excellent
condition. the property OF W. W. Wells; also,
fine pair OF chestnut mares, owned by MI
A White OF Chautauqua County, TING state
Drertlv onDosite Messrs Post Nicholas establishment
arc A 8 Chamberlns stables, well supplied with French
horses from tho Lower Canadas These are much sought
fter nv farmers ON OF their superior strength
and endurance the Auction stables OF Messrs John
SION a Van Tasse No III East Thrteenthst, lot OF
horses wagons harness. etc mOstly belonging TO priv
te parties who have sailed, or are about 20 SAIL Tor
Enrone were knocked down TO the highest bidders as
fnlIows; A brown trotting horse sired by Morgan,
Tho dam an Abdaah mare, with record OF
Sa0 ON Mansfield (0hi0) Course, 15t hands high,
wears old and warranted TO make $40,
broght 1917 5O Ethan Allen bay mare Isl hands high
wears old was bought for 1915; sorrel mare sired by
~ show minutes when in condition. knocked down at
$500 a BlackHawk horse, Isl hands high, years oId
nromsng to make good road horse by proper handling
went off at S275 sorrel mare, pony build, l3t nands
high years old said to trot in $40 brought soI DO ana
the remainder OF the horses from $50 up to s275
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


July i2u 30 opensi at % or both moneJ
American teavy United states rive l"ey
hot Is s2 8 1875 old 98i 1861, Si TeaFores o. + stocks
fra=r; Railway ia Illinois Cenas t; ANanue anu
Great Western, @63 .--.--,.-
Midlng Upsnls 9td assd MSdlng Orleans StG%d Mbeat-
California White; 87d8 for No Red western
and 86a9 Red Winter Flou-23i bbL for Western Canal
Corn o 81 . . quarter for European -.
July 2-Tbs Bourse opened excited Renies OIL fOc
ANrwKRP. July l2.-Petroleum opened Hat . ,,,.-,c..
LONDON mAmereHn securities
FveTweny bonds 1872 t8t Ten fories 90 Stocks qme' Ere
"a .ssy III; Illinois Centrsls, H.
Jolly lBvening-Unted states flvelWehV Dohs
fat % ~; for the issue OF 1862
yyEroot Julv l2-2 irregular Wheat 10 per
era g. California white s9 for No Red Western, and 96dS
m Rel nter receipts Wheat for three days, 5000 quaTte OF
American Corn 20 quarter Tor Euro
.1 PorE 5m Lard Beef 49, erc Of JO ID for Eastern
LosDoS July ll-suga1 active Eie9z9 ewt for No 2
Duc. stan ard sfOat
Pass july i2-2: p. m-Tbe Bourse Is FIRM Rntes 70f SOC
LJSDOy. july l2s.5O mConsOls closed az " i LOU ony
securities fat United states
t0n l8l S7i 1865, Old 64i 1901 OF len fofhts 3
Railway shares Illinois Cen Ill Atlantic and Great west
LvEHPoo1 July 124:3O mCotioD closed 4D and irregular
Milling Upand "a dssd Mddng Orleans ga "a sSes ue
dsy 100 bales including 1000 for export and spe breadS'us
TurpeDtine quiet ana sesly
LoSDoy J., -Lnseed Oil drner at 81 TO- All 10 T. 'un
SOsr
HIyEE Jaly l2.-COsOn opened srm
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Com dull and lower; 1000 bush at sac. for No 2
and Rejected Oats dull nominaly
No Western Canada selling in small parcels Coo Rye neglected
Hghwnes nominal at 81 Canal feighWheat 10Ic Corn eic
Oats 6lc % Neviok Railroad fresh-on Wheat to NewYork,
LousyE july l2Bagng hrm Hemp and FAX oOa9tc Cotton
sn AZ Sc Flour nm Spring Extras so Wheat 81 oa 81 20
$50 Bacon lac for shoulders lie FOR Clear Rib Sides he for Clear
Sides Bulk Meats m for Shoulders Ice for Clear nib Sides lie for
Clear Sides. Lard, lie, WHISKY, 96dg7c for Raw.
MLwAuKKK July l2four dull Wheat unsettel No. l. 81 l6
No 81 IL Coarse Grains nominal Recp-loOO bbls Flour
$500 bush. Wheat Shiments-2.OQ0 bhls. Flour
CSclNNATi July iFcu frner and hgbe Family, es 75ds6
Extra, IS 50G s. IS Wheat dull at 81 goa 81 d for No and No
with rather offering Corn firm Nth light supply diG
some ask more RYE steaav at ssc a. a. Cotton NOM,
bound Mess PORK held firmly $50 Lard held at 6c sales 800
terces l6e there sellers than buyers gk Meats in good
$4,000 Of shoulders 2.e Bacon coed demand with an upward
tendency sales $40 hds l9'c for Shoulders l6ic for Clear Rib
sides 7c for Clear Sides Cured Hams advanced to Pc stock
light Exchange dull At l-lO discount buying ,,
CHICAGO July BIchange unchanged PouI dull and UNCHANGED
irregular free sellers Of No 81 O6Ias O6 seller last
heavy NE seller July o.t declining seller, At SIC Rye da and
frm Mes Pork IS 2S 25 Lard Isl a6c Rough sides ii
l5 live Hogs active at 500 80 10 for fair TO extra Cattle quiet
S4G SO for Cows choice Steers Receps-4oO bbl
Flour 81 900 Wheat lO bush Corn 2O bush Oats 1920
Flour 900 Wheat 600 bush Corn 900 hush Oats 800
bush Rye $500 Hogs fghts active at &C. Oats &C.
Corn, 4ic Wheat. to Buffalo.
ST. LOUIS Mo Joly i2obaeo quiet Cotton quiet lodle
Rope 8d8c HempBaggng SOC Flour dm for low grades Choice
B1tra 81 Isl; Double E1ra $5 4oi Treble Extra IS $3.50
81 6; No. Red, 81 yea IS Choice TO Fancy 81 900 81 90
Corn hesvy MIe Soc Yellow, 9od9ei White &c 81 5 Oats
Pork Bacon firm lac for Shoulders; l7id7ic for
Clear Rib sides c for Clear Sides Lard dull and unchanged Cattle
srm at - 50 Tor Fair sea$ for Choice to Extra 1--we Hog
Com. 1900 bush Oats 1900 bush Rye, 1000 bush
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BAl4isong Jl p Cotton dull and nominal 1eic for Mddng
H9s gs aaS s3 Hows.s sOPs5nS r. sn a S 80 %
Do IL SO; Family 81 25d $Oi Western sapert5s
Wss-ksepS. Isbs; New Rel 81 COS White ~ Soa$ 70
PeHasy,s5i q 49esl 90 wese5 q 5SG e SoFR s M
9ort Sei 80 75a Bacon setye Re sides ne ee Ca
re; Shoulders lie Hams 23la24c Lard quiet " io'0i'%
PHDELssia July Doctor steady Mdng Upland zoe Flour
bIts Family 81 Pennsylvsnia DO g. 259+6 0 ono Do
- "a e. @ Faas brand 81 % ShsS, GSs Co
hIed sqs os oss duli; state S29Sie COFFEE f Rio lsla
S9,ao &C. Provisions steady Mes PorA ~ 90 IsId ioaaG
Perolrgn iul Crude siqlBi Refined 27iQe WHISKY pomiaal
J aRous steady s1d T 1S. ssle, 1 s
81 M WHIT "a 5Oa : IS for double al mill sell
sssalee Cs5 s No Rel Winter ndisSa held Com
GU shi steady sales 23S bush No at s5e Osis he1 &c oT CIns
bo Meed unchanged go sbipstuf' s2ia US
aodhng' +a 80 tan as gual Canal ff. ghsN heat %
q Railroad 70 Boo. S2e AZ ss I S
Le@Ctf ETpSfs5so 5u,h wbss iei . LamseI
S S Corr % ole. 800 lush ES99a Asss at W. ~ BE BsrfS
'ie ald Silie ia lots at ne for No and 75e for 10
IoLRgo Jolly LROo sm Wheat steady No Ret u 3l No
s So2 sSs Fright. Dali an. nd uaeSaase keccIps.we
Is6 bbis' CON 900 6osb Oats 80 6ssh
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e. 81 % Com arm Mixed sze No Mixed eo Oats hrm, and
i.Ted l. state -; Re- h% a. 1855 sse Barley nominal Pe'ro
hsErns July lACOaOn dull at liGle receipts. IS bales
Dst. Co. Larl lssdlse POrl, s3 BaeOnsbOuder Italics
DsTEor J1y r. Wheat declined 1c; Rrtra 81 50; No sI39
Corr quiet 9c Osts Sc for state 5JG1e Or Western Barley
B0Sli Jay iz-Rseep-flour Ieoohls Wheat bush
toro 0J bush Oats $50 bush shipment -Wheat 1900 bush
100 Floor AID unclang Wheat dull heavy, AMI lgser
ss 81 ~ 20, Sa'A No. Mi Itsql' G "a IS and
- FOn Washington Club Al 81 ~. eoAag veal