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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
UORSE And CARRL1GE MARKET

NHw-YoRK Saturday, Aug. 10, 1871
The horse market, during the week closing
to-day has been In the main dull and embarrassing, with
occasional symptoms Of activity especially ut the ancton
sales There was a slight improvement in hoe demand or
worhorses prime quality and in prices for the sane'
Int the general tenor OF the market il s downward,
with prices In the buyers favor The remaining supply
i'm All classes OF horses comparatively small but never
theless in excess the limited requirements OF the
prest trade and Dealers particularly those who mako
peasnrehorses their speciality, do not feel Inclined 70
increase stock at the high rates farmers and breed
crs thrOug hont the country asking for their animals
there being money In 1t considering the low ngures
which arc ruling at present in the New YORK morse
MARKET Very tall and stylish cOach0rss, from loz 10
6 hands high high Bred sound, and of what Is called
strong cOlors DAY brown, black are wanted IN tho
market and frequent complaints Of their scarcity form
very marked feature in the present condition of the trade
In the carriage trade during the week there prevailed
but q very moderate degree OF activity, limited 70 tho
demand for medium aud cheap grades OF work and con-
fined 10 repositories in which less valuable stock Is KEEPS
and smaller profits realized. With our hrstcaS manu-
facturers business at present is almost entirety az ts
factories preparing for the coming Fall trade wne com
par7tiyey little Is done at their warcrooms Among ne
work to be done 10 orer large number OF tOp anu
NO top tTotting wagons:
Brp6rs Of CdrTtG1es 'Cspltne Republic pkgs $50
Birth Guiana l....,..... $3.50 Exports u Harness $50.
Argentine lI able ,,.. 6O9 CspaEe Republic bor Sl3
. c. listine RsiGbHc c5fs PIG Imports Of SGtfsry 49,
Bp0rts J0dsTil1s AGtrials Three pigs so]s
An.aiS. 3f plgs........... 81 90l Exports ~ SIdneTv
81 Hart IVY
Republic 10 31JJ Mexico, ~
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b, M has been moderate demand for
n prs'ne al set,e movements Flour Grain snJ Pro
.tntg tusnes don "a 1orner fsirs ne Srgsee"t ~ az
CO.. ~ A's'eo S0 buh Grain by steam at 9ld; small los n
90 TO Lordoa 90 bbI Plour a. q "a r. e,1or n @
ts II a. = - = quArtsr ard so bush Wheat 81 D ,aldrI
Ss Yo t ~ 4 e. o.d American brig (sos Bcsto5 from
a. Resne Peau o. yrgse terms. German tsrt y
no XIV 90 40 g Prgsab Baltic and German bari With
tsL0.R AND Nal l degree Of ae1 ssd CONSIDER able Va,
Seei We hsy. had brsf Proyiss sDS Goa ons t va,
ca $50 br's nqu for the west ndie. under lht srrysi. Of
al = sI,rss generally have so sIsviy snd 0a tbey eSpH
hrBeso Rrrs. ~ g large concession Choice fesh ground
&C. S1o'ce Oh Whit Wheat lave been held Win
Is s NOR general demand and popular with Tie trade
really good FamiiS ca sne se selling loTts We notice sales
Nj eeo4 superihe ba been brsE demand and hns sold
" Id ss5s, ~ m p.ees even than what called BIa
tai there PING Ttras, such should have appears
al sIppSV f % Wide between Price Of superfBe
ro,s s NO h,s ben demand i not peniy and has in
Ga impaired 10 Wheat at Yesterdays ia
,S Is relatively ssEer than s1 f,SS and sDs ~h .ss
S & 5S s soS5 is Imports zs Of ss week
: tc5 B DOR clearance table that than half
Fs an b. m fpih brands Of Flour with far desnd
s y few Ss i9s brands S Of Stat 4 E 1g v % BE-
s % Rsrtet i 1 de ssTss refer % Os wlee foa
~ 20 ooA We qso.,: '''''''S -'~' ~ O' N-"'
@l ~ rs " ONO IND. III Sup 81 0O0s5 90
sstsshss....,.' V a0Oho RoubdbOOp BIZ
s<+ lLriIs brsur ~ % TIA tsmpPngI.... 6f1 40
sts Wtusy ~ 70 OHIO Ia. Trade BIRDS. S51 IS
.Ht Sl,rtspI a., s"1 . ~ White Wheat. Extra
sutssos. g,,r.. " 50 co OHIO. iE1 goa rs
- eoo. s.. 90 " Doodle kItra do. do. $50
Wheat Er,rr. '-' .,. So Louis. Single Exits 6 OOd 40
~ AHbef Indlsnr % ~ iouif' DeeSe Eat 6y4 is
elie Fo-r '.1 Q Is GeEefee. EItrs brands 70
iH ne All IA O. ore espeCally The low grades Family
~ We q " we 0os Tie market s~quet but funi sales
!f 3s1 s.1 &c Issioyn iIedto soOdup. 81 as0s52o
EsDs ss,,I It s,Sl Eftra and Family. ~ s!3
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s;orsss, Uurriaees, Sartess,S &r.
professionals Noutes.

STRUCTURE, Fistula, and PileSradically cured
without cAuic b1sbe Impotence
the Gener4ive Organs Dsss and Dtomite the Bye
and HENRY DANIELS, MD la Leg gtO4aYe
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
= M nstsr, f the Tenth Oce Of the Clerk Of tho
al Pnbe Of Grand and Elnss, until
WEDNESDAY tie Of August sl and Until O'Clock p m on
ti A. (r the erection OF SCHOOL HOUSE the ate at
occupied b. Primary School No. on Ludlow ST. near D~aneey
P.ns aud he At the Once OF the Supenn-
trnsut Of Ia iUr Repairs No. ls Grant ST. thr hoon
Ppo,s ~ Tor each branch 81 the work sparsy
srl IT. o Proposal Mason WORK. Proposal for CArentr
Wofk Proposal ipI Paaing' - -. - ,,
n a DE approved surces will be equrei from each sue
&C. fli H rr osi gl he Considered 10 which no ss
M Lao, ll,ts., reseryr the rghf rejecs or All u
49,, I'm >. ...l IIONZO TRURSDBLH
WILLIAM MCCAFf1L,
GF. ROE hINLkk
ar. az 7. PATTERSON,
L..J. SIN r. SHAlFfR,
MI f.l, y LII IsoA. u Trustee, Teaia W ard
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OtCIR sCIIESCZ Ererntors.

DICHARD TERHUNE ct als.-N. Y. SU
1 \ PREMB COURT, CHEMuNG COUNTY.-EDWARD HAlGhT,
7 anuf sglns, RICHARD TEIiUsB JULIA " TEtHCNE bis
VIE ELMER BRETT, HPLBS q BRETT his wife the lAykEk
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE J. ELLIOT CONDlCf, and WOOD
RUFF L. BARNES Defendants SammOns-Por relief TO re De-
and each ~ them You hereby summoned and required 70
answer complaint this action which copy Is herewith sef
upon you and copy Of answer 10 tie SAID Complaint gu
subscribers their oc No. 20 IN the tl OF New"
Yors within twenty the hereof exclusive OF The Gay OF
eryc AMI II fan TIE said complaint Willn TIE un
pLaBn will apply 20 the Court for TIE relief
Inlnlcl ln thu complaint nAhhOAD fOhhhoI,
Dated March 81, 1871. llinhA Att rne{s
complaint above action dnlT Sled IN TIE once 81 e
nam al he ont House City Of Emirl
t,s mn lsy of .JlIy IJil HAMMOND & POMEhOY,
Panif Attorneys, 20 Ma an-st, n l.
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Chances fer Businrss Men.
Ueo6ing CARDS, &f.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 10l Full
~ tons.-W EDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY (Estab
lnhsi 1857 <@.s1s@ .L'7ys--r -
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curc,co 1--WE STOCK MARxpT-Are. II

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARXET-ArG. II; a.
Rcr FOR "a. Cattle p lZJ Hogs 4tJ sheep ship
Cattle Hogs, GA sheep CorresTndlng week
RecpllBlJ Cattle u 45 Hog 4,159 Sheep Spmenidshz
Gts 3 vs. Hogs 40l sheep very dali for snyng but
cv stoef which Fair 81 6Od& Us Medium
10 Good 81 4V844 Prime Shipping S.GP3 iOi Choice TO hxl
As 75p rather weak AZ ~ lJH ~ b. bh IA a
dem 80 25d for Medium TO Good Extra lots - 0J~St 90
Lambs SO YER head.
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iJroposal5.

DEPUTY QuARTERNAsrsR't ESERiLs DEVICE
PHILADELPHIA, August r. lg'L
SFALED PROPOSALS will De received at
- this Office vlere proper forms will he 'unhei) my. y m ~
FRIDAY September 49, 1871, for the deAsJ a. 1"e S0u! ~
nal, PeunsYlyania #
4lg16 Army Blankets, wool.
log 2OO pairs Stocking, wool
44g' pairs cavalry Boot, brass cable screSel'
Ar rs Cavalry Boots, haudseNeL
25iO pairs Brass tocles. SeTgeautA
sac Brass Hat Numbers.
a Uniform Caps Lslt Artillery.
1900 Cap Covers.
2l5 Al Handles.
AZ Girnson Flag HalisriL
~ kuapsacks.
2BUO HaveuackL
25DO wards lipch Crimson Worstei Lace.
sOD1 v.r, ilinch Crimson Wer.ei Lace 80.
M" '' VI A''"' 1' STEWART VAN YLEIr.
DEPUTY Quarteuns General,
Breve Maior-Geueral o. 3. A.
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ABILENE CKsyl LIVE STOCK MARKRT-Ara H.
Cr4rf Urst,-n sock Yards-T0tn FTee1I4i, JTJprieor
Rpvp aTK-The SHIPMENTS yards for the week ending
Monday, Aug a. amount % l.25O head . ., .,o. "a,
tbree-vrar ODDS sI5 to 4l3i cows Sl5 to SIN
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Ecaal Noiices.

IN Pursuance of an Order of WILLIAM ID.
vEEDER esq Su gate Of the Comfy Of Kings notice hereby
given acorug law b all ps having claims against THEODORE
T. BRETT late Of the CITY Of B yu, deceased that they required
exhibit sane with the yoneb thereof the sbers the
Eyacuor the Office of JAMES WILSON Mnryt, The City
Nevlork, before the h day Of November Dated May
8, 1871
JAMES WILSON, R,ernsor,
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CORPORATION Notices.


DsPAETAENT OF Docks, Nos 3b ASD 38 BNo,pWATl
NEw-YoRK July u, ls7L 5
NOTICE.-Pursuant to the provisions of sub
~ division of section OF chapter 57 Laws Of l87l TIE Boari q
governing the Department of Docks hereby gives rncs
tint the plans for he improvement waterfront OF the CITY Of Neg
by sdi Bosri the Zt cay ofApn
1911 duly adopted Of the Sinking ird a TO
Board governing this DepaEtnn With eefat OF 1ca
with the law That sail plans
AMI o Of this Boar and are open 70 Iubs
Of 10 and II O'Clock and that
from ami u April l5 wharf pier blkhsn
basin ooG wharf siraeta Suerreture cen be lad
out bl rebuilt within tn tern0 District eabrse@d 10 saa
.reBol upon such plans excerpt In aooriau: herewith.
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HENRY A. SMITH.
WILSON G. Huff, SCOnmissioa'
RICHARD y. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD.

cUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the ap-.
y pciion tLa MAYOR Alermen an Common N 81 e Cay OIL
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAVANNAH. August y. 1871.
receipts 81 bales. Llports eoaswiss aGl SAFE, ~ ssock
Yrw onLr,Ss. Augut -. is7i.
Cotton quiet but firm low miiiinFs. - Net receiis
aod5 bales Exports coas,wise, s7i sales, 2o ssoes
CirvrLAsp, Ohio. August - i'll.
e,roicum-A hrmcr feeling, refined, &c @-sc' ernle
OswEso. August %. is7I
Flour steady with good demand e0 ,bis al - -
for No spring, s., amber winter 81 % Tor wbns
Hs new rss winter Il N r ls ear.
Milwaukee club at 81 S5 and 1000 bushels 10 arrive, at
lower sales 5000 bushels private terms 1000 do at eo.
one car at Sic two at Oats quiet held at i-c
FEED STEADY shorts sgta % sS 81 e. MID
s sngs %So per ton Hshwinss 9,e Cana.
Tucson "a o. to New York Railroad freshslour @
6S bushels so oats N ss lumber sso
ments by canaol5vO0 bushels wheat 5000 OATS $50
BUFFALO, N. Y, August 2s. 1871.
an In storenWheat 10000 bushels corn 100 bushels;
malt 5000 bushels Rcce,psFioar. siuc SSIs o Wheat,
sssOoo bushels 900 bushels oats 1900 bushels
$1,000 bushels sp bushels
oss by rail- corn sou bushels treigh!s nm higher
Flour steady sales $40 bbs, unchanged rates Wheat
5sc, 6ssc. dull sales 1900 busSel. No. awestcrn
At 500 Rye held at lie. buyers Barley, offered.
Lard dull at lOac Highwines nominally 93c.
CHICAGO, August %, ISL
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat active, but declined
gust u oes seller September; the afternoon dun ~ 90
4s4c. seller August 44c., seller September after
rs 49, seller anss Es ofs s:'Y Ta de-
No. g. spring weaker soss. ngIw'nss active and dri
a So i'oss' SIX s% seller 9Ft esa ia go i a 70 &C..
S., R 6 sn ts hone meats shondf Sc short rib mid
SS q g. Freshts active; to Buffalo, 5pc; Re.
sS' Sn l 3D. SS:ss %ssn a. S So nd
lSo h S os Shipments obs aoaT 900 bushels
do. barley and 1000 hogs.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
OFFICIAL.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
STATED SESSION, MONDAY. Auanst %. Is7

STATED SESSION. MONDAY, August 90. Is7I-2PM
Lysaeht. O'Brien, Robinson Heaiy Hampson Pecher
Muigan Costello Barker, Reilly, Dufnn, Feitner
oR1INANoEs ADOPTED
BY Assistant Alderman -RcdsIciing the Sixth
BY Assistant Alderman Notwithstanding Seven
teeuth ward
by Assistant Alderman HEALY-Nacating the oA1ce of
Commissioner of Deeds and for the city county OF
York and from Sep ember ~, 1871
RESOLUTIONS LAID OVER.
BY Assistant Alderman konINsoN-fo place and light
lamp IN front Of ~ Grove street
BY the PREsIDENTIo place and light lamp In front OF 265
BY Assistant Alderman MoDosALp-To place and high.
Vile
BY Assistant Alderman THOMAS DuFrY-To place and
light two lamps IN front OF Jewish Synagogue Ftysevenh
street, frs, and Second avenues.
oRDiNANoEs OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN ADOPTED.
Regulating the boundaries of the Election districts in the
Seventh. TENTH Twelfth, Fifteenth Nineteenth and Twentieth
Accepting engraving Of the old City Hail. and thanking the
donor eorge Pessinger and directing the Mayor
proceedings to recover to the corporation the Brick church
property.
EEsoLUTIoNs OF TEE BOARD ALDERMEN RErTRnan.
To lay Belgian part In fortysecond street. from Madison
10 Third avenue In Forvrst street. between Tenth and
Eleventh Forty eighth street, between Ninth and
Tenth avenues; In Forty-lrst street between Eighth
Twelfth street. Fifth Thirteenth avenue,
street, from First avenue to avenue A.
REVOLUTIONS OF THE BOARD or ALDERMEN LAID OVER.
To ag side OF Forty second street, Eighth and Ninth
curb gutter and flag Fieib street from Broad
Eighth and between Ninth and Tenth
regulate Eighty street, Eighth
90 Boulevard; to Law Croon mains In Eghty-blrd street,
from Ninth avenue to Boulevard aso slxtyeghh street,
from Eighth avenue Boulevard drinking
drsnt In fysevenh street. Of Sixth 10 place
S 10 paa a so ST.
Adams church, Forty seventh street. TO lay mains, &c.
In South ftih avenue, from Amty to Fourth street, and
siIy.Ars, street. from Eighth avenue to Boulevard.
on the Board then adjourned until Monday. Scpon-
Der =, at two O'Clock T. NJ -
VIM II. MALONEY, Clerk.
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.
Vetoes Of the NIayor-Ecrry House Encronch.
mcnts City Property.

VetOes Of the Wayer-Fcrry H6usc Encronch.
mcnts City Property.
stated session or the Common Council was held
yesterday afternoon, Alderman Bergen in the chair.
The Mayor sent veto against the resolutions
adopted TO provide furniture and stationery for the
Of the Registrar OF Taxes. Among the objections
cited by His Honor to his asserting that they au-
thorze the Registrar OF Taxes to perform durles
whlcn by law deyolve upon the Street Commas
Sioner, and should be executed by that officer.
Placed on file.
Street Commissioner FUREY sent I'm the following
communication concerning the Entertainments OF
the Union Ferry Company upon the city property
GENTIEMFN-On the 18th of July, 1871 notified the
President of the Union Ferry Company produce their
authority building Fulton house the property
tue city, to which response has been made caused
be which shows they have encTonched
the street along the entire front OF the ferry properly,
fifteen feet at end and thryhve the other
have transmitted these suits to the Corporation Coun-
scllor, anu trust your honorable body will
take such action shah cause speedy and
nances of the city, TO the that the rights OF
the city be maintained In securing possession her
property. The tnsnuaons given through the public press,
that officials desired to blackmai the ferry company, should
hands that condemnation II
public olicer in the discharge OF his duties.
The communication was referred To the Ferry and
Water Rights Committee.
The latter naiued oicer also calls attention to the
difficulty existing In the construction OF the bridge
across Bushwick Creek from the nsutilcicncy The
specification, and suggests that before any contract
Is made for the Carroll street bridge that the plans
be placed In the hands or competent engineer Tor
revision,
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BLACKMAILING BARKSDALE.

Legion Of Fresh Complaints-On the
Track-The Prisoner Committed.
The HERALD Of SUNDAY contained an account Of
the exploits of an adventurer named Frederick q.
Barksdale, claiming to be editor and publisher Of
our Society, charged with passing n worthless
check for SIS, drawn on the Union Square
National Bank, on John O. Devln, OF
1,ls2 Broadway. so much publicity was
given to the case that yesterday afternoon whole
legion OF compliments which he had victimized
appeared before the Justice, anxious and ready to
prosecute the who had been living the fat OF
the land on their money for the past i've or six
months. Mr. Brundage, cashier OF the Union Square
National Bank, on which the checks were drawn
appeared and testified that the prisoner had not had
any money on deposit In the bank since April last
The following are
THE NAMES OF THE swINDLED
And the amount obtained from each:-Edwin Den,
Grand Central Hotel. SO; Mr. BENJAMIN, Fourth
avenue, between REIMBURSEMENT and Twenty eighth
streets $40; J. O.. Devin 1,l92 Broadway, $40; II.
L. Powers Grand Central Hotel, Ss3; Peter Brun-
ner rs King street. 78; Grand Hotel, $43 70; ]. X.
Ludlum. II Third street, SIS; james Graham L. 2s0
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"3nd EsI k-Grir."
NEW yOaH. Angus, "A. n

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
In the columns % sundays HERALD I see al
article headed ''Bad hark-dAle" Permit me %
state what happened me al the hands 81 that
villain. In August last ! wa- supenntending the
billiard room at the Continental Hotel Long eranch.
where Mr.. .. c. Barksdale represented himself 20
me as being the principal reporter for the NRw ioxK
HERALD. and IA ne was short o. rnnds Just az pre-.
sent he wonld pay tor MS cigars that he had wine
playing biiardsl and BILLIARDS me next time ne
would come IA. But he dad n0t pas, aud KsDi on
Increasing So I told HIM thai he must step, ~
nad TO pay for all the cigars tnat came 70 ne liiiiard
room aud tha' ! could not adOrd 10 keep him In
cigars. lie thea Informed me that he knew q
sainoling house that he ssw me In and n / ava rot
lend him little money, as ne was short Just then.
that be would expose IN the Nks NORx
HERALD, so that could never obtain position
about New York or Long Lranch again. Ne and 4
met again about three days Afterwards. aat he
asked me for money, ana said N dld not iend hiIn
he would have ine discharged and then publish my
discharge In the llkRALa lie went 60 the pro
prietor OF the hotel ana without any notice ! was
discharged tie proprietor telling me that ! had
insuited one OF MS guests, Mr.. Barksdaie.
by publishing the above you viii obllge one ~ MA
many victims ana nj the same time show the true
character OF the villain. u. BuDD SCOfiELD.
Billiard koOin. No. Barclay street
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET. I
MONDAY. August 28-6 p. NJ.

WALL STREET.
MONDAY, August 2S-6 =. M.
On Change to-day wheat was more active. but
prices were not fully maintained The cotton
market was dull, but stronger.
noSEy TWO TO THREE PER CENT
The money market was unaffected IN either drec-
ton bv Saturdays bank statement aud remained
sscadY at az per cent as the rates on govern
meais and az a s per cent on stock collaterals.
Prime mercantile paper Is quiet II not duh at ~
per ceEt discount.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE FIRM.
The foreign exchange market was nrmer. nomi-
nay at least. for there hardly business enough
10 indicate ts condition. while outsiders were
selling borrowed bills ut liberal concession on the
drawers rates The quotations for sterling and
francs were Notwithstanding, sixty days. com.
merciaL iosH a losk; good to prime bankers,
l0si. Io94; shor, sght 1917 lc9N Paris. sixty
days SIS 40; short sight, $50 aa.l7h.
THE NEW LOAN.
cable despatch states that the allotment Of the
nev loan In Europe has been made. and that sub.
sribers received 10 per cent OF the solicited
m other words. the amount subscribed for In Eng.
lana and on the Continent was about STA, DOC, o00
TIE bonds were reported ut discount OF u per
cent this morning subsequently as recovered to
par. and sun later al a discount OF Z per cent
The loan on domestic account has been virtually
takea the Subscriptions 10 date having been within
q small proportion Of the $50, o0o0O0. The street
quotation for The bonds n Ii2A 1lf5s.
o0Lp srKoSG-il2k A Ii2L.
The g0d market was nrmer IN Its average quota
tion. although tue difference from last weeks
figures not important II was also quite dull.
The fluctuations OF the dsy are shown In the tablet
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s ss e e. .: NE =" d.. :s. 800 ss.s
Ne , per D; ,cr rubbed ro.ssss .as s'..s.'ss
See fair 20 good fair refining sc So ssof lrlns
rennne s'sc ssc; far 20 Fpf gr,crrv. pr Dor lris-
noass sfs snfe' 1o.sssss 49,. .nf soies g. 81
toa sxc. do. 70 10 ~ ss.e. VI ~ ga h ~ ~
lesc Ike; co lop "a it.e lsas "a. q a. ~ i4s.e-
srAas.; .s sss 90 g.es f-.a.s 90 ne ~.
ana superior. NC. a..
TALLow QUIZ moderately Aciirr Nut frra. FaI~.
5000 lbs. Mt gilc. for choice.
WufskEy.-Eecepts, o bbis. The tnsrtrf rrnI~~.
atey active and hrner. vita rrrftsi n - hfs Al
eSc y3se. for iron hoopcd eoslng Al iis aiief pre-
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a
were ss9S o BUSHES 1a for ao an sou s1 sprn s
r. water is 81 q s. eSos amber Der s,s
ME ra os sa. & AZ lowe, nrcs To- a. .. sgr
about 40 CO.. lushes at Sc Ati for Western mixed
'rS .sa s9S Yellow e. o .eas, 'Si ws
5 ss ' S s ia &c s.s me- sS %. %s 3
isss was ige' isquh, no.cea ,o-dsy be nc
&c ~ nys quiet bat steady. sales 500 bushels
fEIisHis ms m.rss' presented an active appearances
,ooa Aaa rom ls,h ey o. aea .ai sn principally y
we .a, s,ee,ss ,ss 90 wes a. advance 2. "a
10 osbers favor. zoe sngAgeIsnts weresTo Lvrrpoo ~
s ~. laS ' ...s, s ' - as.ros s ' b.
RE-. ks s.r e s. ' 81 s. SIs - ioc sS%
s.r,. . rsh e.. asio quarters grain % CORK Tor
'ss s ..ns soy.gs sns rae, Ssss sss bs
% s1.HsFF, ,.r.s sr'P sam, ron. "iss private
arse cOsps1,s ro, 30 ts r,spsS ' psra.an % a. .
s,ise @ i,sS, .r ~ %s 81 Sr ss
terms bg,tss .hg IRON itisssrhiA 70 dres, cennea
srs So -, ea. hence 2 srs ss ussa k ar%s
iss srss rs *. .s. ss ,sp..sy arm.
w ,a.. % -. 'n.,, 49,. al ~, y, a. .Ss soia
heard Of caro- W. qaoie crts cen,rfasaI aud
% 20 co ss ss,. &c os Fss e. 's's s
Engl.h Island. - a.. Nsw or'saas sso a soc.
eio.nr a. s e s'is .sss x X az. s,s,s sas s.
re- X, a.. VEL, s', & . srsss - 4 = g .aJs
bts slsired ~ ~ 10. Ia request. We
ogis sac. 81 tss HhsiGsion sse 30 Sn. Washington
DIS -cr1es syern ara vhas we're wnhou business. and
price, we're % mn-s unchs1ge& Lnseed fssee steady al
PrsrotrCS-TasTe wss FAR bushes. "a refined to-iav
for balance % onA ard the m-rket "a. dccsey hrncr,
there .ss ysr, sis,sy. cIads quiet boz ara
Zee n buE s.s sul nii. bat without success The
q stns ~ ns.th Agrrsrs,e see u on bile. which
he ,sasT rf'ce We heard 81 $40. Tor future seisrT
Al the cees ihs usrk. gue end tne trncr quoted
A. Ss .ss.d -, ~ oss e" ~sf ,saa rhs
sales Reported Retnes tor balance " month he'd 9sc
rsosIsiosa pts Bee n packages, CIT meats. 100
packages ard, IL bits sna tercrs ~ sess The PORK
market vss more active ana closed Grmsr The trans.
ss.1s .'Is 80 see ss '. ., ss me-. 1r
zoe oeos, 's &c ss -: . sS'i o s' so. p.
ala 10 josbins o,s .soes sss bs. sroasss as !. for
AM sb for thin mess Recon du and
CHANGED aao.ea :, 7ses for shor cesf INC eye.
aud 80. SIS. Tor sus,icra ssa FrniasSan Lard
son,nasa cute, boz ,ery arm held Al ssc spot "a store
New quoted ssc SPOT and ere 60 arrive Sale. 70
arrvc So terces Cy lard duf unchanged sales,
70 ueress Sc ior No and Sc Tor aud kr,slc
et for extra mesA Beef hAms remain dali ard eniire
nominal Dressed hoes were scarce ALJ very rrm quoted
h,rS Cut messowh me exception q sisr jse.
9uoie sailed shoulders, SSc a6<c.t clear bellies &c.
bellies Ne baeks ne picked hams Zoe isc sugar.
cure, snd smokea do itc se Butter And cheese we're
koK-The market was nrn under more sctive demand,
Win saes ol tOo bags kansoon Al osc. To-; 30 bags
rans' Assc a'sc ana ~ uerces Carolina ast.c stc'
sueAA-Iss market va. sbou, steady. With fair De.
rsaans The .s. eomsrsa f0i nssdas 40
hhds Martinique, Al tc common refining at 8.c per ~.
wv hide mosAses sWG ., s>se. per ,bi Is hsds Dom