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New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
THE STATE OF .ryR! TRADE'

Lospos hnE a-II:O a. n.Consol. oPenel ~ lG mesr
and the account Amenosn securities Opener yu 1' '"0
Twenty bopds-6ls 80; 65s 9Jl b1s W zen a. MAN..
IfyKspool 2s-lOlO q m.--Coish opeue, ui@ Alunps
,rs mdiog orleans 81 dgid the sales Of the day
estimated Il Loo bales . -. .i...d Al s6f
Aug. 6- Evening. Petroleum o"''' '"'V'
PANS Aug l8-Pfenoh Rsnte. 5oL Af 81 .,..,.
IosDOs Aug 23-l.JD m-AmeeAh u W.. 81 usi.Y
iyxseooI has ls u-CoitJB s!Ioszi AIdl.lz VvlaaiA
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

hUGAR-1he demand for RsV Sugars moderately fair. and
be market remains arm sales 300 hhds noung OLE Mar
~ 0Bsc, snd Scotch Clarified sc;
sellers appear have quite 30 much advanAge
We quote At l2s 0l3c for larls.
ThLL0W continues light demand bat Is firm Of 6 900 H.
a SIC. or Inferior. o 9 J. Ice for prime
WHISKY and active the arrival, are sms
900 bbls At giD9}lc, chiefly at tr inside price
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
TANNER a. Co,
BANKERS,

II Wa-st., New-York,
Buy and Sell at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT C8 PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE Sr JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February in New
York London OF Frankfort-on- the Main, free of
L. S. Taxes. TANNER d. Co.. No. IL Wall-St
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for THB THiBusH


Carefully Reported for THB TsiBrsH
MoSpAY Aug % 1871.
ASHFS-POts moderate fmaDt and steady ~ 250 ~ 10
Pearls are quiet and prices unchanged, at S9Gtg IS
COTTON-Fmer pnoe with only moderate business however
future delivery Low Mdtng sales
been Saturday eyeninsSepember, lOl at 10 c
200 Al 1910 POO AZ gc September October 100 u Lice,
36c October 100 l8o 100 at 18 Lice loo 8tc,
10 36c 900 l8ic loo - slice NoyembeI 100 at 8c
at 1910 November and December loo rh 81 8c
December 8i 200 at ls January 100 at l3,c Total 800
bales To-iay-September, 100 l8.c 500 al Isle,
900 al 1g.c 100 81 10 slice. 800 10 56c 1900 AZ 1870
SepA Oct 200 each IL 9be 100 each al c Oct 100 ic
800 Al lsc 81 8ic 400 Ia 96c 60 at l8 20l at % 9lGc,
l8e lLl6c 100 10 9l6c 100 10 92c Oct srd
l8t 100 at ls. 100 l8ic hO
9!6c 100 8tc Nov and Dec 100 each at Hc Dec 700 At
l8c AZ I8tc 100 I8c March O1 al 9ic
1chauge-l Sept Nov Total TO- 800 bales Grand
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

The success OF the funding scheme has created hea'S
demand for railway bonds. MessTs. FISK q ha'On,
agents of the Chesapeake and Ohio Road report safes o
.wo millions Of dollars of the first mortgage per
cent gold bonds of That road within few days. ea'inS
Dnly five millions TO he sold The sales have been so largely
n excess Of the needs of the Company that MrCP'hu
ngton President OF the road, has directed Messls lh
4 Hatch 10 advance the price from ths uag " " &c nor
,rued interest currency, being an a1' anCo ~ Ok
,ent The western division of the road, from the ONO
River the falls Of Kanawha ~ lnllesl VII De C4I th
in and the work OH the remainder OF te
oad h so far advanced that there is no doubt OF the
completion Of the whole line IN the summer OF lS'A
Al the Ohio River the road will connect with 10000 miles
If Western railroad connection and $4,000 miles OF naN
cation The road when completed IRON hIchlnouu 10
Huntington. on the Ohio River, cost S5OOn,0W. lhe
rspdy with which this work has been pressed forward
rejects great credit upon the managers oi tLo cci
prise and rapdty with which the loan has Oeen SOFA
is the best indication of the confidence that capitalists
have m the future Of the enterprise.
The Vermont division of the Portland and Ogdenshurg
Railroad is making good progress, ana SS miles are now
receiving the rails The road when completed Will forn
fbe shortest route between the Lakes and the Atlantic
coast In addition TO through traffic the ROAD VIII nave
large portion of the pleasure travel through NeW-bhe
land The eastern division OF the road from foranu 10
North CONWAY Is in fun operation, and the receipts SO
far have been largely in excess of the antcpatons OF
its protectors The road is substantial basis; the
stockholders have paid in cash sl6OO per
roadbed The proceeds of the bonds will be used for rails
and equipment. Everything has been done economic
favoraby with the best in the country and the rolling
stock Is tirst-class. -
Messrs. Fairbanks & Co. are now offering the First
Mortgage per gold bonds Of the Vermont Division
Of the road 90 and accrued interest IN currency Ihese
bonds have met with ready sale III NewEnsl land, and
several large lots have been taken for Philadelphia ae'
count.
Henry Clews Co. will pay the September coupons of
the Selma Marion. and Memphis Railroad Company on
The bank statement compares as follows with former
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

UAY-shpping light demand AZ O5 retail lots
are IN f request and firm At ~ 5O04 20 Salt qnoe At 5
Straw quiet but steady 05a
Long Rye g0Q8 for Short do, aud Dat al 10G75c.
LEATHER-Hemok Sole is fair and
almost entirely immediate consumption HEAVY Bueno Ayre. Of
prme quality and Other .ies forward
pors freely receipts large and the stock well assorted Union
Cop E ip rood demand full Rough Leather i without
Hsmock Bueuos Ayrcs middle, Z8d2Sc, HemOek Bnenos
Ave, Iebt 26a2c; HemlOcf California n. ara !.
H.uoek TafoA middle n. 028c Hemloef Csforna hgit
&c BeIpoeE Onoeo heavy 20Z7e.; Hemock Ornoo &c
middle 26dZ Hemock Orinooo ae night, u, G2ste Hsml,ek
Good Dausgei M hind. weights ~. G25 Homok Poor DAmagi
ali find weights SGlgc Hemoct Rough, 2sa32c
Cropp,d beAyr 330J7c; Union Cropped middle Union
Cropr+d Hght 33d5c; Union Bellies l7Hl9c; OAt all
weights d35c 0sf Rough Southern A weights FdJOc currency
MOLAsSESTrsds ve dull todsy prices loser bot favor
NAVAL STORRS-Sphts TurpeDtne has been less request
lint firm sales Of $50 bh At So Tote Rosu
y and with y, ght higher hn al the Aiyane
bbs $J 1888 % $40 bbs do at 81 10 500 snail
bb. Of good DO At IS IS 40 bbs EIiIA Pale 81
more OF $50 bb Washington and 50 bbs
Wilmington private terms
OILS-(rude OILS without quot,be change trade remains
du American light request and steady henhadrn
time. the latter for choice Other oils
PROVISONS-Tbe Pok fairly active and 6mer but the
oSnRs more plenty; and regular l bbA
sl3 0d 4J "a. for New Hess 8H i6s for cV Do Sl for
F Prime AID Thin for future delivery The demand I.
fair and sou bb hes at is 30 Tor the lsI u
September 1000 hb do seller September at nJ aSdt5 go sold
bbs do the close al ~ DO lVo bbs 10 Tor
c6ber At SJ 500 bbs for November and December al
$3.50 apd 900 bbl for January st Si Beef IN limited demand
plain Mess s0d SII0sH EIra Mess Tef,e Beet Is ~
cbbng dnssd for hne grades and pnce, are sS 'es :"
tiG1 b9 o Prime Mess aud SlOGSH for lnhsb Mess
Beei Ham da and unchanged saea oi q bbb s~9e"I"
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
oTvIcE wAsHrSGroS AauxpUcr, wAsHIssroN, Aug y l6l
DEADVERTISEMENT. TO PIPE FOUN-

IL DRRs SEALED PROPOSALS will e received BY The galef
9u@t upu IL Spmb{r 1911 :or The deHe
in The District nine miIoD " 1 oOlof Poasd IN
Pipe aud Special Castings IS ensre
osr lots ami proposals VIII be neei'ed Tor Tue '
less number Of lots .,, a, J,l, a.
No m viii be received which does TO commend 'n
or before lsi day Of October uex - .,,., IA forfeit
E.h bidder agree ABi the contractor WI @ ~. "a .pc al
one lolsr 4 for delay In the delivery d s meat
r.pg b.,oni the required the eus sne & n. a ~,
No proposals pipes special castings s ~ al fora. u
nnl Grms which eiru.ars, speaso =, ,eyr.uh I,
eptr.ct can be hai application person S sHE sIi0T
,t =, Rovs,ss,. Il A. Cblef Ensneet .soies.oe aiss
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
DsrANrsss' yw.sslseros, DC, Ass 1871. y
..nnnnc Al y will be received at this

SEa-rI -, ~ a. september proIno for eight haool nc-
..nd sooc sos ss yssrs samples can BE-
son AgeSeSs ssss s' or At sny q 8 Pension aseney
sch e. osmosicnt srrtcs that the hdef engaged hs
Ss,. Of hshgnPng and "a. shs .iss ess oi es ps,o%
should e sPofSetoei VITA we Place VI e
ig ihe = ~ he agners and the Propef dsie
T@ j. H. RAKKR coulGissioler ot Peasars
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
cs or GRAIN IN sEw.1oEE AND BRooxIrs WARE.

HlpES-The DrV Hides has ruled moderately
durug past principal transaction. being Entire Rios and
Mouedeo Hides the descriptions being comparatively
quiet Ssed Hds-DOmestc Ssughe are " moderate request;
Iss quiet very For Upper Leather Hides the demand
light small For Calcutta Hides hear Of
poace the stock held above the Of
buyers We quote:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29


Southern demand and is firm good Bakers Extras
abei the steady with moderate demand
Ban kIeI and eorgetown Sup. s5 1895 81
BALI Alex and Georgetown. Brtra and Family Ol9 %
Richmond Country, Extra - ~
Georgia and Tennessee Extra and FsmlF.... 63d 8 95
demand and firm saes Of go hhls We quote
Ws.tsrp...S OOd ~ IS State and Penu... ~ nd Is m
Com Meal is in request and steady sales Iof 10 bbls We
9o1 Ns, Js,,. ss 70 as3 rs Com Meal Brre asi IS
Corn Meal estern 65 W Corn Meal b. pu ls 50 20 W
Corr Nes Yves, W. ~ 60
FREIGHTS-There been active inquiry for Grain room
have advanced their the
iuquy vessels charter moderate STEADY rates the engage
nen Liverpool by 5000 bush Gran st lO
By sail 0O bush Corn at 3D. $50 bales Of
Cotton AZ Glasgow p 800 bush Grain by steam al lo for
British bark with 5n Gram
y, opdopdrrv at Is with $500 do to Cork, for
and 80 of direct Norwegian brg, with l5J
do British ship Of 94 tuns register o port United
baTt with qrs for orders at Is 3d. BARK With
4l Sd and Bremen ship with 800 hhs
Refined Petroleum Philadelphia the Continent at Is 3D. and
shin with general lump private terms
GRAN-The Wheat and with much brmnes
freghs delivery hold back and spnng but
Winter /. p closing full prices the close the
market fairly the Decline Amber Winter better sustained
than descriptions notice fair inquiry for Winter 70
the bush 81 lod 81 80 for O son Spring 81 16
~ 80 for Chicago Spring 8dtl S for No Mlvaukee
Red Western 81 Htsl " for Amber do; 81 81
DO 3 White Barley Is quiet and prices uncertain
Barley hesyy OF 57 bush CITY al 81 a. short time
Oats are Irregular White stronger MIed
bush Mixed
and good. f5d3 Black
AZ 3Od4 and 45d47c for White the inside price
and southern 35d4l
~ 80 81 ,ss The ssles are 900 bush Western A, 8 Corn il
peuv demand and closes heavy with considerable offered
from store the fegh checks the export inquiry the a
bush Damp and Unsound at 6c Western MIXED al 6d
sTocs ov GRAIN IN SEwYoRK AND BROOKLYN WARE
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR lRAPms AND MTNNRsOTA
SEVEN PER cENT GOLD SINKING FUND BoNDs for
sale at 70 and interest lby HENRY CLEws & Co.
No. 20 Wall-st.. New-York.
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT Com BoNDs
or . Ihk ITHACA AND ATHENS RAILROAD COMPANY
hrst ana only mortgage on a road fully eomnlsted
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
Chances for Bnsiness men.
Gituatione Uanteo--1emal
Gituations n1anteo- males.

An AMERICAN young man wants sltiia-
n PORTER otherwise. lie seye Thoroughly trust
worthy well recommended ami familiar with the 1t Adde H. Boz
10. Tribune Office
HARDWARE.-WA SITUATION
the bsrisare business general country store BY Jolns
man
employer Address L. II. r.. Tribune Ohos n T. CJ.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
COTTON MARKETS

wmxSoroS Aug quiet Mddngs 7lc net receipts
IS bales; sales, Z bales stock, 5i5 bales 80.
28Cotton quiet hddhng Bc net receipts III
bales sales - balesi stock, 2,9ll bales
EORFOLK 28Coon steady Midlngs, lie net receipts 800
bales eIports-coaswse baes sales 20 bales stock 70 bales
BAIrlsoRE Aug frnsr, held higher MdnU 3lc;
net receipts 80 bales gross O7 bales sales IS bales stock go bales
NEw-ORLRASs Aug 23-C0tton quiet bat firm; Low hiiings
l6c receipts l0i5 bales eIpooastwse 81 bales sales 20
bales; stock, 29095 bales. 49,
BosroN Aug active Mddlngs l9ic receipts 8l
sales bales stock 300 bales
CHARLgsros 2Cottou dull Ming BE- net receipts 10
bales; eIports-coastwise l27 bales stock 2D9 bales
2COitOn Mdlngs l6c net receipts
bal l2OO bales stock 1861 bales
CIycSSArI, Aug. 23-Co,on hardening; Mdiings Tie
23.-Cott0n hrmer; Mdilngs, l9tc
SAyasNAH Aug moderate demand Low hdihng,
7lc receipts 81 bales, eIporsooAsise 2o bales sales ~
balas; stock 3 fl8 bales. -
Aug 2a-COton-Market bare; Mdilngs, Ike
LOUISVILLE R.-COtt0n irmer Midlngs lStc
ST LOUIS Aug. "a Cotton unchanged; MdiHngs lbdl5fc
AUGUSTA 2CotoR fTm; Mtng lie; receipts, ~ bales
sales 2J0 bales.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
Dipioeno Notifies.


THs CHicA9o ALros RauRo,n "a [,
- SHCRETARI's OIyICE CHicAGo iLL Aa. I i'm
NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS The STOCK
holders Of e heg9 sed Aoo Railroad Company are hsb, a.
uaed that CASH DIVIDEND Of FyB PR CHST r.. Of q 49,.
m,nt tax has been iecsr1 h Preferred Common sod Of i.
C0mplng OF The earnings Of The m0ghs pay,bl- AZ The 80.
Of The Companys Agents Messrs Jesap CoHp,by No - Ian
ey New York Cv e fh dsy hsl,sr. "a.
registered uch The close Of I9h IN,
books be closed reopenei Tor tr,a.fe
The 5th isv Of september merit LARRbBEB secre'.ry
MosTcLAfR RsIL~sr ~, Is sas,ua
THE COUPONS and REGISTERED INTER
BsT dps Sept 1871 the Pp notsage Bou Coup.p,
will be pad q, the oSoe Of LEONARD SHELDON Eos.
TER 10 WsIst on and afer tbslda'e.
n. r. LOW. Tre,.arer
OVPIcE oP rHg SrERLSG Pas ISs Co,
t55 BROlDwAr. NgwfORz Aug q 1911.
YyUE Board of Directors have this day de
Il clsrsi SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVB PER ChhT. tree
OF tai payable on and after the lth INST .
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-AUG. %.
Beeves very dull this week and lower sales 3O extra Pennsyan
and Western steers AZ ftc good 5G3c
sheep demand IS OO head 5d6c Hogs in fair demand
.ses. D. 1872 head at 81 81 50.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

oygrcs OF rHE CHICAGO AND AtroS RAILROAD CosPsSr}
81 LIBERTY NEw.lORK. Aug. H. leII
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FlRSi
~ MORTGAGE SINKING FUND B0NDs-Notee Is hereby gwen
tbs, We have hi, day lot 2s Bonds numbeei G follows
l5 SCI So az a68 24g 265 $50 i27 26 2R 81 Sl lL f
4ls 532 28 6 2o 49, 23 49, lSj ani oS' oil S" eA0' "
According to the terms o. mortgage interest thereon VIII cease
November l. 1871. . ~, ,,-.--... -. q. =. ...r,a,
80 % ne ,,is IA s,rrsrdet ~ = j. TGLDEN l2 Walst,
on Pi'''"'A'''" ~ ~ l. IL MEYER, q Nasssu-t.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
Boaro ano Rooms.

EIRST-CLASS BOARD for Families and Tran
Boarr, aud IS place als' Prices raoes
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

TABIE the Arerage amount OF Loans Specie Circula
fou DeDOsits and LeQal Tenders IN he Banks Of he
CIR Of Neuc- York for de tceek ending Saturday. Aug
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

D'ouns sos 0i7 go Legal Tenders $50 48g So
lV1LzDb Deposits A8.lJy 6ut
'renianon.............S3O = ~, 1890
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

i"o transactions at the Clearinghouse for the past
week compare follows with those of the previous week
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

'ad from the unisrsi gnei. or through The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-29

night, StTuCk Oh Ills Hedu uilu ia consequences.
Hannah Lowensten, seven years OF age, whose
parents live at No. 12S First avenue died yesterday
from the effects OF severe burns, caused by her
clothes taking fire while playing with matches.
The remains OF an unknown man. about thirty.
ave years OF age, were found floating In the dock
the loot Of Eleventh street, East river Deceased,
who was five feet six inches In height was dressed
In DARK Clothes The Eleventh precinct police sent
the body 10 the Morgue and Noticed Coroner
Keenan,
Charles WINCH a German, thirty-two years OF age,
died on Saturday afternoon In Bellevue Hospital
from the effects of INJURIES On the LIST instant de-
ceased as stated fell from OF the Belt Railroad
cars In West street, and had his arm crushed The
statement OF Mrs. Winch, the widow, was taken,
but the nquisit0n papers fail to show her place OF
residence. Coroner keenan, Will make an investiga-
ton.
John Murmana, Of SO Cherry street, native Of
the Emerald Isle, has been saving every cent he
could obtain for months past in order to have
his family brought out from the "Ould Counthry.n
He had saved 500 and was about to have his dream
realized and be again in the bosom Of his family
when Margaret Deedy and her son John, who lived
also ut the above address, thought they would
thwart him and appropriate the money to their own
use. Murmana went home IN Q state OF int0xicA-
ton on Saturday night, when they took his money
and hid 1t In a bedtick. Margaret and Johnny were
both fully committed for trial IN default OF $1,000,
by Judge bowling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-29
THE DUELL0 In North CAROLINA
A Secession Editor in Raleigh Challenges tho
Radical Governor.
The Challenge Declined and the Governor
Postsd-The Good Old Days Of
Chivalry Reviving.
RALEIGH. May %, 1871.

RALEIGH, May %, 1871.
The controversy between Governor Caldwell and
Josiah Turner, editor or the Sentinel, is published.
Turner accused the Governor or appointing one OF
his br0thersln-aw railroad director, who declined
the ONCE. The Governor descends from the dignity
OF the Executive ami 1ings 9th ct the editor In an
apologistlc card. long correspondence ensaes,
ending With u challenge from the editor, then In
Columbia, s. c., which the Governor, under date
the 25.h inst, refused to accept the ground thai
the duello was mode OF redress universally reco2-
Mica by gentlemen to he lmposiole. On receipt Oh
this Turner returns nom Columbia and publishes
card, which Will appear tho Sentinel OF to-mor-
row, concluding as folOws:-
1 might here clos, with the correspondence.
having gwen The Governor the first and the last
word. He has no reason to complain that the public
does not properly understood the cause OF quarrel
nothing mOre published n rumor that one OF his
bronera-in-aw had refused to accept the appoint
card signed by Judge Ruiin, Mr.. Jones and rhomas
Cain, Esq, Drothersn-iaw OF the Governor. whom
he ventured to say would not believe me on oath,
was not sought or asked for by me. was OF their
own motion that they published 1t, and though IL
was but an oct Of justice g me II was more than
sought statement: l never read the code.
am no advocate or admirer OF 1t. |
p pos Mr. oadwe afoi as liar and ou coward
THIS will not look well. because he IL the Governor,
and meany and falsely says IN his last card that
late the code and refuse to post him, and leave his
scurrilous, defamatory card and his own contradic-
ton OF It to be read and condemned With the unlver-
sal contempt and deestat0n which 1t deserves. Inc
purpose o. MIR. Caldwell was altogether political. liz
did not feel injured or aggreved by my publishing
a relative to the appointment OF MS brother
in-iaw. Ills purpose was by iasehood ana BASE
caumny TO weaken tho force of what ! might
say IN The approaching campaign. That was
his purpose, nothing more nor less. liz
lett the executive cnalr when he calum1
mated and slandered me. lie left II again
when he commissioned his friend, Major Hearne, ID
receive and answer notes as he did, and he did not
resume II until aperemptory challenge suggested q
retreat. I will not pursue him into the sanctuary
OF the coward, IN which lie mas taken refuge. but
hold him up to the world as void OF courage as OF
decency ana shame, and warn the public that there
Is no depth vi meanness To which he would not
descend.
It is anticipated that the appearance Of this card
will create some lively work tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-29
STATEMENT OF A SURVIVOR.

Startling Description OF the Scene Down in
Moments of tho victims-How 1t Feels to
Look On Dcash-Nuartin Ccx's Narrative.
PIrrsroN Pa, May %, 1871.
Martin Cox, one OF the miners who was taken out
OF tho mine alive, makes the following statement
Wa went in at seven A. M. My brother Robert
cut through from one air-way to another and turned
in gas and SIX miners came out with him before
their shaft was up The air was SO bad
they could not work at all. This was
about fifteen minutes before the fire and seven
miners came up to the top five minutes before the fire
was discovered. The first intimaton we had of the
fire was sound through the mine as If there was
an explosion OF gas. An English miner said
THERE IS A FIRE.
We were then working about fifty yards from the
bottom Of the shaft on the west side then ran to
the bottom OF the shaft and saw the fire coming
down; ran back to my comrades and told them we
all lOst-the SHAFT is on fire. We were seven in
all. We then ran to the foot OF the shaft,
and burning timbers were coming down.
threw on water TO put out the fire, ana the smoke
became SO intense mat we were nearly sulrocated.
Dense volumes came down the shaft and
filed the place. We then ran over to
the west side, In the direction or
the river bridge down the slope, and
got In at the door with eleven others, making
eighteen altogether. In that place the smoke came
in upon US so badly that we gathered up COB OF
fine stun from the track and plasered up the cracks
OF the door, and also stuffed coal in the holes,
which stopped the smoke for some time. We now
had
TIME FOR THOUGHT AND REFLECTION.
NO one expected to see daylight again and said 1t
was second Avondale. We all sang hymns and
prayed, calling upon God in his mercy to u.s.
we all felt doomed and beyond human aid. We ran
back ana forth through the gangways for fresh air.
At quarter past three p. M. Patrick Faxley fell
and groaned twice, and was found dead when the
men came in the place after the fire. then went
over to the west side for my coat, TO help to stop
out the SMOKE as we would all be SUMO
Gated very soon. Tho men then passed
me carrying back their comrades, who were dying
in their arms. More men were outside the doors
crying out distress and anguish, calling upon God
for safety and succor.
NONE EXPECTED TO COME OUT ALIVE.
The mules were kicking and neighing boy told
his father with horrible oath, 10 stop praying and
crying: eve Will come out safe, and If we must
die let US die ike men," The father
and son both out alive. At half-past seven p.
NJ. l became insensibe and remained SO until
was brought out by my brother Robert about five
O'Clock on Sunday morning.
Martin Cox is an intelligent Irlshman, aged about
twenty-five years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-29
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, May ~, 1871 7,
Sugar opened heavy, but improved toward thS
cos4 on ACCOUNT the favorable adyccs from abroad All
QUALIFIED have slRhy Advanced and the demand nas M
rov~I There AZ more buyers sellers and the marke
fayors The latter Nos 10 TO IL advancina quoted =
liz reals, Mos l5 ~ advancing. quoted ~ ixN
reals Iclssses sugar, Nos. g TO- firm Mqscovaddy
suvay far 10 good buoyant ~ ION ION reals Expore
durpe the week from Havana and Matantss y ooxe9
ra h1 hhds or $4,000 boxes and all the hoS4head
rs or he United states stock remaining IN warehouse
" Havana and Natansas -47sO Oo boxes and 7U00 hoe9{
$3.50 noiasseetock and holders demand IN adj
vance Treish.s AND nomnsL Bacon declining ownq
Died Coal oil dun reals. Flour Market snppiied
quoted 81 si3 80 sis 70 Hsms ans. spppiisd
n Semand al % s5 3d. failow quiet At ISTc kc
tins issc Esc. Lumberwhas pine firm q esSi pliol
nueksd; quoted at reals noSshead sup1
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