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so that every Operator can afford ~ try Torpedo
before abandoning We'll.
. The olowir- Is the decision rendered by Judge
Gricr tiic twenty y.sCconu t21l day of September
loJ III tie United states Circuit Court at pnilade
PIMA. The case va, urgued three days by Charles
NJ. Keller of New York, Is r Lucas and = a. Pur.
vance oi 1I;leburgh, Tor dcirndanis, and George
Harding Of tilia4tlphia, and George IL. Ihristy VI
tittsDurgh, for pla,nuii.
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aUBEAVs' PETROLEUM TORPECU
aUBEAVs' PETROLEUM TORPECU
pOBP -EDOES.
TIRE HeBls EEs,FS
PETROLEUM TlEpGD0 co.
office ri the
Rad FLAMING MILL,
Corner OF pine and second streets,
Near the isaiiroad,)
TIrUSVILLE, Pa.

O,vins to the large and increasing demand for the
Roberts Turped ie., and the late ACCESSION of the
Commissioner OF Patents In refusing TO Wm. Reed
patent aud the dec.i N Of Jud-c q. g. Gucr sns
laning the Roberts pitent they have LOWEhkD
tue price of their rOrpedoes
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NoTE,-The passage referred to by Judge Grier in
his oriner dtcs'on, 5 Wallace, p. 209 adopted as
app ic.bie to thi- case was !s follows:
'lt Is uruhliy the case when any valuable discoy.
cry Is vinue, any new machine of great mi ty IL
Invented, that rH1atCntion OF the public has been
turucd to that subject previously, and that many
persuus have besn making researches and experi
uIeuts. Philosophers aud mechIniCanS NAV iav,
~ some IN. a~Ire anticipated in their speculation.
-.ts possibility or probaUilty of sGrh discovery or
invention; ny experiments have beet succeSsC nj.
ly tIiu4, coming NeGl near yet falling short Of the
desired result. They have produced nofhiug bcnC-
lclal The iGyeilliun whei perfected may truv l..
.-d to he the eliminating point OF iainiY expCi
Mon =, not on y by the inyeItor, blt BIZ Luny 9th.
rrs. e may haze pr0i.ted ndire;ly by the i'm. nc
cssshl experiments and failures Of uther., hut II,
gives tine rgAt to cla ~ a share o. the he nor of
uic pr0.it OF TIE successful inventor II Is ,hpu
speculation has been reducld to practice, when cX.
perilnen, Ia resulted in discovery and when I! al
di-cO,cry tS been perfected by paiicnt ana cOu,in
lvd experiments wnen some ncW cUuipounl art
m.uu!actW.r, nr IUaeiinc has reen ihu, produced
Nhcni GscIr To thcpuhl'c that the party making
becomes apubc ben, factor and entitled Ia q uaient
"And yet when genius and patient perseverance
have at icu,th succeeded, in SPITE of sreers aud
-cDlI. some valuable iGvcntiun or disco"cry how
seldom Is il followed hy reward Envy Inb. hin,
Uf thc honor, v hie spcculNors, swindle g. and Nj
rates roo him Of the profits. Every Unsuccessful
eXperimgnier VITO did or did or did not come y,ry
near ma.iing discovery now cl9ims IL. Every on.
who can invent an Improvement or vary its form.
med not summons Morse, or Blanchard, or Wood.
worth to prove t1et this is the usual history of eve
ry great discovery or invention.
"I'he Present case alds another chapter to this
long and uniform history."-2 " allace, z. l. Re
ports p. .92
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GOING WEsT

McadviIIe, 2,o5 P. N. l1,1oA " d,l5P NJ 11,5s :"
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OPINION or JUDGE GRIER.

As write with iii,!cuiy can only state the con
illusions 10 which my MIND has come after Ii care Il
examination OF this case.
The com JiaintIt has exhibited II patent dated
25tb of April, lsi5 ihis i prma i,cr {, ielce oi
"A good title anu puts on the respondents the bur.
den of pro'i tina, the plIeIt i, void or worthless.
ncei not repeat iIy remarks mtLe ca-e of Iuod.
year vs. Dav & SAL, &. G. Rep; ..9.J bat noN
tdop, tdcln as aiOiIn. II RUE o. decision wLich ~
p les clearly ju inc y. essnt case.
As the Infringement Ui the M eat is admitted,
the on, question Will be rs to the ya,,dlt, ui com
plaiuHnls putent ot April ., isJS
''lt wa, aIter speculation h:u been reduced to
practice aud after repeated experiments that the
complainant succeeded ia overcoming he lrpiuuicc
| ahd ignorance of the people on TIE subject. and
ptTsuacrg the puoiic that Is inNention was use
after he had established is great u.inty and value
and "when his genus anu patient perseverance, in
spite o. saCcr= and sCOff-n were Completely sue.
ces-ful, tUat Heed, VINO lad ueuIe made cxpari-
mgns nn the same subject, and was ullsuccess sf,!l,
imagined thai he hnd TIE best ght t. tie einvenIion
II after purchasing one OF more CoM planaut tor
pedJes he applied On the i-t of November, 1867,
for patent iOr substantially tho same comhiua
| tiUns ol devices and auhc Contained in complain.
ants patent. On the l5th OF The same month the
uIpolalinn called ''rAe Reed Torpedo Coinpany,' -
for the purpose of piratiug the cOmpainaut's in.
ven,on, anu supporting tae expense oi litigatiun
and thus de.laud him of the rilits. They have per
severed, even after the preliminary INJUNCTION Very
properly granted by tile District Judge.
Let "A cree he entered for conipainnn. for per.
petial njuuCtiun, and Il Nastcr appointed to take
All account according TO the prayer OF the bill
Ii. L. Gll En-, Judge.
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EEsE RAILWAY.
400 MILES UNDER sGO MILES WITHOUT
ONE MANAGEMENT. GRANGE OF COACHES
The Broad Gauge, Double TRACK
Route
BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
WEST AND SOUTHWEST
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati to New York 800:Miles
Cleveland to New York s25 Miles.
Dunkirk to New York A6O Miles.
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles
Rochester to New York 3S5 Miles,
AND IS rsoM
2e TO % MILES THE SHORTEST
ROUTES
New and Improved Coaches are run from Cincin-
natl, Dayton, Urbana, Marion, Gallon, MANSFIELD,
Ashland, ; kron, Cleveland, Warren, Meadylle,
Dunkir,, Bu,lilo and Rochester to
New York without Change,
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
| On snd after Monday, Dec 5h 1870, trains
| will leave Meadyille nj the following hours,
FRANKLIN nRANCIE..Going south.
| LEAVE:
Meadvile, G.sl A. N, II 90 A NJ, 3,O5P. NJ,
ARRIVE:
| franklin, 500 " 1,17 " $50 "
| Oil CITY, $50 " las " 6,35 "
FRANKLIN BRANCH-.Going North.
LEAVE:
Oil City, los A. NJ 800 A, NJ, 4,1n p NJ, 600 P NJ
| Frarklinl1 y3J d,4) 9,i5 {.
ARRIVE:
MeadyiIIe, 2,o5 P. N. 11,1oA NJ SIS P 1859 Z"
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"I give nv hearty preference to the
Wilcox & Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine
FANNY FERN.
aThe weight of reliable evidence being
overwhelming for that of theWillcox & Gibbs
Silent Sewing Machine / decided upon it,
procured it, and an more than satisfied"
GRACE GREENWOOD.
shave the Wheeler & Wilson, the Grover
4 Baker, and the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machines in my family. use the Wilcox
& Gibbs most frequently, thinking 1t far
superior to either of the others"
MRS HENRY WARD BEECHEE. =
sMy wife would not accept a Sewing
Machine of any other patent as a gift, if she
must receive it on condition Of giving up the
"'''o'~ ~ ~ REv. OLIVER CRANE,
Carbondae, Pa
"The Wilcox b Gibbs is the only Sewing
Machine whose working is so sure and simple
that could venture TO introduce it into
Syria REV. A. T. PRATT,
Missionary American Board.
"We have used various Sewing Machines
within our family, but it is the unanimous
opinion of the household, that the Wilcox
& Gibbs il the best of them ALL"
Rev. J. s. HoLME,
Brooklyn, NY.
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
of construction, have seen no Sewing
Machine equal to the Wilcox & Gibbs"
ENOCH LEWIS,
Ofthe Pennsylyania Central r n
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GOING EAST.

T1i,4O 4. n. LIGHTNING ExPR ID v
ron Lectirg 1T Cory Sundays excepted, for en-
PA. Mayville. Brocton and ritusyiilc, ard daily
for Erie a. Eiinira with Northern Cc' tral Rli.wn'
for Williams sport III 'rrsburg. Piladelph ant Bat
timore and al New York or Boston and Sew Eng.
land cit
4 Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at Cir
cinnah running through to Now fori,
500 p. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, da;lv.
Snnia, excepted, connecting at BinGtamp;rn f. r
Albany and Il e celebrated immcr resort Sharon
Spring., and at New York for Bosou, and ali New
England cities.
A sleeping Coach ia attached t. his train a,
| Aeadvilic running through to Zeuior&
2,iO A. VI. NEW YORR DAY EXPRESS,
with Delaware Lackawinra az Western RaIiwiy
for Scranton, and at New York with nidnigft EX
! press train Of New Jersey Railroad for rhiladc
phia
A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at
cleveland, running through to Hor elsvi'le, con
Meeting with tram having new and improved Draw
ing Room Coaches attached, running through tn
New York.
I2,O1 A. M. ACCOMMODATES, Sundays
excepted
nI.25 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION. Sundays
excepted.
500 a. M. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays e1.
cepted.
Boston and New England Passengers, with their
Baggage. are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York.
The best ventilated and most luxurious Sleeuing
coaches ss-IN TIE WOiiLD-ss accompany hi
night trains on this Railway.
ty' The Erie Hallway Company has orcned n
new Ferry from their jersey uiry De1or to the foot
| of 23d st New York TINS enabling passengers 10
re ch the upper portion OF the city without the cy,
pcnse and annoyance OF street oaror an omnibus
| transfer
cn-The scenery along the entire route of the Erie
Railway is of the most picturesque and heau'ifrl
character. Admirers of NaUe's beauties, in "A
daylight journey over this Lii e, will find lis ever
changing landscapes subjects Of continual adinira.
ton and interest
Baggage Checked Through,
And fare always as low as by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY.
Which can he obtained at all the Principal Ticket
Offices in the West and Southwest.
WIN. b. BARR
Z. D. RUCKER Genl Pass'r Ase,.
Gon1 Srrt Jan is, isEe
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SECOND BOARD,
SECOND BOARD, 1 T. NJ
,,s NJ So Ro,ds-RdIrodd and Rdr01f-ErpfeSs
SATURDAY, July 81. N.

The stock market continues very much as 1t
has been for the past two weeks-dull To-day rasac-
tions opened with considerable rmness but an attempt
OH the part Of the Ohio and Mississippi pool to dispose
OF portion of their Accommodations sent the quotations
down about per cent quickly that they found 1t nee
esary 10 turn purchasers in order to avert panic IN
the stock BY thismeans further decline prevented.
but the stock did not the fall The dechne In
Ohos impaired weakness to the other leading shares
upon the list which was particularly noticeable in Lake
Shore Rock Island Toledo and Wabash, and Union Pa
cifc. The decline To o greater or less extent was
very general, though Pittsburgh was an excep-
tion 10 the rule, that stock having advanced from
Ilst l9k With the exception OF the above stocks the
transactions very tring but still sufficient to
show slight decline throughout. Miscellaneous shares
were dull There slight decline in consolidation
coal while express stocks steady with unimportant
transactions. At the Board, notice sales OF Fort
Wayne 1909 91CO c. c. G. and indianapolis, 90. Panama,
5I Morris and Essex 49, Boston, Hartford and Erie q
to "a Chicago and Alton, 12Oal2Ol, and Michigan Cen
trail, 49, exdiv. The following table shows the highest
and lowest prices for the day:
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W0MAN SUFFRAGE.
MISS CATHARINF f. BEECHER WRITES ANOTHER
LETTER IN OPPOSITION.

LETTER IN OPPOSITION.
10 ne Editor Of The Hartford CotrGnL
Sir: Permit me To present a few considerations
IN 0upoShoh 10 the claims urged Legislature IN
favor OF woman suffrage.
Neither woman has a riGtt 10 anything con
irary to the best good Of society II this requires dirt
Of responsibilities. that takes charge ot the
family state and man of all outside affairs, cach aiding
the other by counsel and sympathy, then woman should
shcre 90 this division. aud she has right 20 change IT,
The simple question Is. which IS best for sOcttty'
The Interpretation Of Constitution and ITS amend
ueuts all Turn the meaning of the terms people ahd
citizens In their jridCS these terms include not
only men, hut women and children. In the use OF the
terms IN Constitution they do not have TINS broad
meaning for the children are shut out and AL men under
include only those people and those od,sens VINO
have certain qualifications which the best gOod
of society requires, and every community Is 10 be
the Judge to who shall or shall not vote, ny
settling what is hest for all concerned III the best good
Of society requires women 10 he lawmakers Judges and
iuries has right 20 these Offices II II does NOT
che has right 10 them IL probable that the oest good
at society would he promoted by having women VINO
paw also vote for this would increase the proper
uOn intelligent voters, and also take away the most
plausible arsumcnt for universal woman suffrage. All
will concedf that laws should he framed so
that wOman'S usefulness and happiness shaH
lie treated equal in value 10 man r.
But this does settle the question 10 whether the
women The majority of believe thati Il for their
good that the responsibility OF civil government ne
horne by men and not 10y women, and that II VIII u m
act of injustice and oppression to obge CONSCIENTIOUS
women 10 take these responsibilities, as they must uo II
universal woman suffrage is established by law
In behalf Of the multudcS of women whose voices arc
not heard, cnre3t that such duties shai Do oIcu
until better prepared 10 discharge an mat
CATHARINE L. BEECHER.
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rFoRrs SINCE sgpr. I. 1870. TO pArz.


FRRIGHTS-There been very little doing IN the line oil Bern
Fregh since the supply Of offering quite
and have quoted the demand for vessels Tor
to-day were; I5UO BUSH utin OY
AZ s and small 5l6 The charters inenie
Grain 10 Haye al loc gOlu sl
chartered with Grain, owners account pafeu' ~
ported. ,.--,,- -. "a b.vob,d al,
degree Of and the liberal arrivals much hnness
hs since Tuesday unayoabe adyices from Liverpool ana enol
limits 10 orders holders better market vas
Liverpool ard large orders thence Eer eonosnty
their moderate material reductions In Their stocks
the seaboari holders have declined TO Yield TO sen
freely speeng place tin store anticipating better market
the the month"; have added our stock daily ns
chiefly Of good Spring purchased quit freely to
hold the reports from the Northwest regard the spng
the English harvest being al least
speculative feeling and have had 70 note
demand Our reports this week from the winter wheat
suit hresbing progresses not as sausaet9f . yy
looked for days since while others. the yield tuly
equal their expectations From the spring W meat
growing the reports far from being satisfactory
The exports 400 bush against 667675 bush for
The supply the canal Is d
bush To-day good demand for shipping qualities OF
Wheat and the market better the supply is mOlers New h1e
is not pety and in demand the close the market hm but
inquiry mainly for Spnng Nevis less plenty
frmer sales 1850 bush ~ 58d 81 ~ for son
Spring: Chicago Spring; ~ 50Sl % for No
81 5d 81 80 for Amber 81 SEA 52i for Amber STATE
Michigan; 81 90 for White Genesej ~ 5JG 81 o1
for Amber Souhemhe latter price and 5000 bush AMBER
Barley Malt is fair demand but dealers are apart
ahoat
G7c track; Western at $50 d65c Rye u quiet
better though less active at the close the demand for
aud Unsoand
02tc; Western Mixed 72d73tc the latter for Extra West
White at s2ds2ic Western Yellow at d74.c Southern fe0"
Al
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for The TRIBUNE.


RATURDsr Juv 8, 1911.
AshEs-PotSs moderate demand and with light receipts pc.s
Al e9d 80 IS ~ ' '' ~ Nb'N
be general oserngs very moderate the principal
goe ana holders h 81 fu former In view 81 the
Of 1850 bag, Rio Gnn Baltimore 22T r.r
ks Spring Bird; and s35 per n. O. Wright
tOTTDNI1e hash
ncerse bat ID. feeling tm throughout the closed t
higher With moderate offerings Of bales 7. last
2o were for Ip. go Tor consumption s for speculation
ana uanst For future delivery
better with prices mouths higher SON, reaction from tor
aus eot Place but the close pretty steady sales follows
bS. Low hhdhg Last evening Jy 100 ?dle 10 at 20 e
I mo s9e AUG 20 a, 70 lie sa :. sie 100 nl3se
lsie Dec $50 at lst at 10 ale 100 at sie Nov and
Dee 100 each at ste together Nov, Dee 100 each at
Isle. together; Oct Nov G6e
tosa 3Sso LskS Ts<S 4 3ssc 21e ., 70 ls ~ u
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EXPORTS yRox SEPT. l. 1870. TO DATE.

HAY in light demand and steady 81 % shipping; 81 2O9
Straw qs ana unchansed quote at II ga 81 20 for Long Rye
goa = g for short DO and zoe a " for o, M
dull fat tone the sales including only fe" bills New Orleans at %
NAVAL SToREsThe CHIEF feature Of the market today has been
dued stcE has soil at f prices ses 800 bb Common at - IS;
1 Go9i 90 at q AMI o efsS o. @ @ S. MIL Pa az 8 rs
and 80 bb Extra Pale private terms supposed to be - ~. spirits
supply here small prospective arrivals 6rm sales $50 bb at
az dc and 800 bb spot isG45lc closing at isc
oILSThe market for dull and quote
demand We quote at 4o ale closing price The
dali aud unchanged Sperm in fair demand and prices are
spnug ard ssc for Prime Winter
PRotsioNsThe strong feeling Poa market noticeable hi:
G Se 5 not prove eaga 70 our estimate h and he
Of the nations independence has caused marked hl1
in the Market consumpiye demand always hight at tbs d
Hog products here and at and advance the oa
sh themselves cautiously aud the desire to purchase
view value compared vita other kinds Of food In Prime
tier adyance at Liverpool prices sustained stock being very
large the 1913 Dds against go Ode th correso
ing time lat year IN h. hem bj tb Sftep co5fpee
last year being 7OObb 800 bills tine last
certainty Of very g. crop Indian coming Autumn there
reason to ancpea arss Hog crop a.. Poa OF sam
dmnshng To-day there moderate demand for Pork aud
s 81 Gsf RG Phe sn i T Thin Ness for future dte
dali and lower; sales Of $50 bb Mess 70 for sep
August August a. - SG and a evening" S bis Mes .od 81 81 SIS
cash and FL % for sspem6er Beef IN moderate demand ana
sdSl5 Terce Beef dull and prices
are nominal sales basis for Prime Mess and 81
s25 India Mess and l2s Extra City India Mess Inyate
Beef Hams in fair request but the offerings ample aRd
sellers gain advantage prices sales Of 50 bb sOd 40 FOL
steady with small sales Of choice
Picked 2idl3c Shoulders Gle; Dry Sailed Shoulders
smoked liam, 4alSe Bacon prime quality
pretty with fair demand sales Of 80 boxes Ssc for shor
StretfOd Cut Base
Dressed Hogs 6nej quote ale for Cry Lsr quiet bal
sparngy offered sales $50 hbl and 9
for lOc City dlOc for Fair Prime and 10. lie
Rendered. for future delivery the market opened quiet but
firm sales of $50
Prime l0i aloe $50 for He and 2(
ueTces September private terms.
EXPORTS PROVISIONS xEw-YoRK BINDING
lu-t
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LrvssPooL, JAY s-leoo m-Co,.os oosSa , ,,,,r H.,
lands gn9il Mdilng Orleans si suons hhohng W
L0SDOg, Jay 8-lfJ0 m.-Couso. o,.,., -. 49,. .
snd the account United states five rwes,, & "a S ooo
old Oh; 1857 9Ol TenFoles. %. E'' 100 W 1902
Ps. 'sy smesns: closed last night at 50 franc. and o... Chi,
LoSDos July s-l0 m-coosol closed at ss,aan, a., 49,,
money and The account American Sees closed bsoysat u,I,d
Pories 90i. " - ~ '''
PARs July 8Rentes quoted at IS francs eentne
LyEKPooL, July s-O p m@Cot,oh closed eIctei NIdditz
Upsnis cd Mdding Orleans 9d9t; sabs on H. A. So S
bales OOO bales for export asd speculation. sal. N I
nearly due from Ne. ORLEANS have been made Al 81 r a i
4J6 q " ''"Hs' bafH
LoSDos, July 8-Talov Al3 y
LIVERPOOL July 8-Arnyed 5th ship
leans, May n with 1913 bales Cotton. ~ '"'
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH River Yssseb and RaIrodds

s p,e, Ashes Cotton 2s bills Copper COZ bb
Egg lase bbs bush Wheat 70 III beh Corn q
Lu,h bbh Corn A~ai 2J Corn Meal
lJl4 Hides Hides sides Dtahsr oS9 pgs OIL Cah
pigs Beef 10 Meats Loo Lard 80 pigs stesn o5
pigs. Butter 5lO pig, 6s ptg Taov. 10 hb Lsh On
sO boxes Starch t hb Tobacco % boIes 10 Tobacco 700 obh
WHISKY, ! ,Sil bale, Wool
Receipts .. principal Of Produce Tor the xsel ending ssinr
DAY evening July go bush Bosns IN bales Cotton & ess
bus sides Le.tr Batter 4J boies Cheese aoso
s Es, 7SooI ssd Gases see bales ~, sGs co%
Meal Wheat so5 t3 iol SO bash Data
eeMh Bss i've g. IN bssh Peas NttS hssh man "
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yea....... 37ss ., 75sc6 sss6O62 $3.50 AISLE '!0
PETRoLEUM-The moderate sc'W sHs
much Crude bulk has sold slowly but sesd &c
sale of 800 bbl l5 The Greek market dne bat dun "a SIS
Upper - IS and Lower IS Oh spoi ao' In
- vs., seller 20 days. Rehnd has beel active ,o0
limited offerings strong sales Of 1000 sbl Contract ~ g
bills july 2btc 900 bb.s JULY 2olc aud Low oo % n
6ic sani in active easier pns, Ss .es embrace
prfAte quote 29d2!c In PhsIePna o hb ssrh
1000 bbls uiy, 2Sic. 1909 bills August 1oc 49, 40 nscsm
August and September 26ic. aud oN bbs, eaeh Aus
Der at 2oa26Ic. - ,.t q, ,hs ous.
RCEThe movement fair but the offerings are lar. carolps
the has rather slack sale. OF sn .nS
SlGsc. and about 100 bags Porrign at 7a7te iof
for Paths. .-u...liv n, On.
good prime grades ssd the market shows -, bsS ~
nsnd has with business gene.nHo y, a9ss @
sid9ic for fair good Refining sales OF ~ s psnS s a.
Cuba, = ds.c for Porto Rico, and stc iof Dafo~'0es " ~
l3l dl3ic for Hards. , ,oo mn a. -. oia o,. r..
TALLOW is more .sive and sales Of 10000" at ssdsie Tor
WHISKY dull In, arm, sass Of bb safe for Iron bouDd
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TANNER d Co,
BANKERS,
IL Wall-st., New-York,

Dealers in
STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND GOLD
EXCHANGES.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO
CHECK AT SIGHT.
Buy and Sell, at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT ls) PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February in New
York, London, Frankfort-On-the-Main, free of
u. S. Taxes TANNER & Co, No II Wal-st.
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The Government bond market has been hrmer, at
fractional advance although the business less active
than OF late The foreign bankers purchased during the
afternoon on favorable advices rom ABROAD fHA
Hatch report Governments as follows at tp. M: