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DIRECT FROM VESSEL
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FOR WINTERS USE.
QUALITY AND QUANTITY GUARANTEE
THE GREAT DISCOVERY.


Wash NsroN, II. c., July q, ls7l
PRoF. T. A CooK:-peaI SIR: have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE In my family a wash.
and have found il all You recommend. i am glad e.
loin others in commanding article that il evil
IDENTIFY doing 90 much good. Yours, truly,
q. o. HOWARD,
Brig. General n = A
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CoENs, &C.-Dr. White, chlropodist, No. 53j
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. Z North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails
&c, without main,
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ss1 Penn. avenue. corner sX 81

HuMAE HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleen
BraIds In all shades have just been imported by
Cnas. Baum, who intends to make this anew
branch Of his well-known establishment sgs Tth
street. Ladies 60 ard see the new styles.
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TIE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night and
Dr. Verdi reported that he had examined the
places OF amusement In the city, and conferred
with the proprietors, who had agreed to make
the alterations to secure the safety of audiences
recommended by the board. A complaint of
the iron foundry of the Messrs. Schneider on
the corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue., as a nuisance, i'm consequence Of the suffo-
eating smoke issuing from it, was referred to
the inspector general. DIR. Verdi introduced an
ordinance TO prevent stables being maintained
less than fifty feet OF dwellings; adopted. The
subject OF vital statistics revived, but post
poned until the next meeting
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pARESTs, SAVE MONEY.

SCHOOL BOOKS
sold at publishers prices. Complete steck Of
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
aus Ar POE a sELIGsoN's. Georgetown.
CAsh PAID FOR LADIES, GENTS AND
NOoTs, SHOES. etc, 81 l.. GRADWOHLS, ls34
Bridge street, Georgetovn. Note BY mail fraul
Georgetown or Washington attended TO- ocx "
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Board Of Public Works.
The reported Corner in Bricks - Con
AndTGed and Accepted.

The Reported Corner in Bricks CoRtrdets
AuaTded and Accepted.
at the meeting OF the Board of Public Works
Yesterday, the chief engineer was ordered to
straight line from Boundary street to Columbia
road. The chief Of the hGioan % contracts was
ordered to make contract with Hugh Murray
Tor grading Rhode Island avenue, between Con-
nectieut avenue and 18th street; and 18th street
between y and Massachusetts, avenue and Law
the sidewalks on the north side of Rhode Island
avenue and east side OF 18th street. The con-
tract for laying sewers, foOtways, and settiup
eurbs On 1st, ID and Sd streets, Georgetown, WAS
avardtd TO Joseph +. Collins. Dir. Z. Clephaua
was authorized TO reset the curbs and repair the
tootway IN that portion of Market Space ordered
10 be improved with wood pavement, at board
prices.
Mr.. Shepherd submitted report from the
committee on
THE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY To RAISE TIE PRICE
OF BRICKS,
saying that the committee found that s.the re-
ports originated in the fact that Mr.. Austin p
Brown had purchased 500, 600 bricks and had
contracted for from 100000 to / 800 900 more
that arc not yet made, but which are TO be made
without delay; that this purchase and the con-
tracts cover the product of but two of the nu-
uerous brlck-yaIds in the vicinity, and that the
prices were below the usual market rates., The
committees submit a letter from Mr. Brown
which explains the case fully, and which they
believe to be very honorable and generous
offer, and recommend its acceptance. They
add: at does not appear from any evidence Of
fered your committee that Mr.. Brown had any
information that was not in the possession of al
other contractor or dealer in the city, the pur-
chases having been made subsequent to the time
when the probable demand for large quantity
OF bricks was veil known to the public"
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LOG A l. n Z WIS.
THE FREEDOM CELEBRATION.
Demonstration by the Emaneipated
Race.

The Procession and He Exercises IN the Waite Lot
address by Pref. J. N. Ldngsten.
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8 :: - "a siiS.:s ~ r. +.
per- s siS SS :n4 :S,:: > t:sss::s: iSI =; ~.
Sh.Iis: nss.s So, ssa,r ss ., s T,s =. ave ave
iHh a., Washington. O. w, Oropley, 10 Bridge
sreet, E. L. Cropley 90. lee Bridge 81, George
featuring Depot. corpeIsth and strsets &c tsst-
morisss ssd directions. sus-d
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, a novelty in
first class Glove. Ladies be carly and secure q
good choice in calling at G. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 40S 9TH street.
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GENTS FURNISHING DEPoT.-Try the 81
Gents Kid Gloves, every pair warranted, at
Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, Alb It'll street,
between ID and L streets. If
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Lerrs from JUDGE WYLIE, Of o. S. Sprsn.

wAsHINSToN, d. c., June q, ISL.
Dear sir have given your BALM OF LIFE for
the hair fair trial, and am much pleased with its
effects IL il beautiful wash for both the scalp and
hair and its influence soOh the nerves and revive
the system when exhausted from over work is most
delightful. have not used il except a wash, but
on YOUR recommendation. and from the faith t- use
thus far, has secured from me, should feel great
confidence in taking ID as medicine, according 20
your directions. Very respectfully yours,
Prof. CooS. ANDREW wYLIE.
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CLOTHING.

OU1Sy tHc 4 TcU0tttng x1dru 1fdS<4
1t becomes every one to economist In their OK
penditures. In the article Of clothing alone, Q
SUFFICIENT saving can be effected to mitigate In =
measure the prevailing scarcity Of money at
p. WALLACH's, corner Az st. and Pa. ave-
He offers this opportunity to the public by
selling the best articles OF clothing that can be
any other house.
Don't aa to give me a eaU.
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GoETz PATENT REFLECTINa GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half of the guam
tity Of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
Of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 404 It'll street. is the agent for them
and also for Goetz's Double cone Chandelier
Refectors
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BUILDING PEEMITs--Mr. Cluss has issued
building permits to Edward Dillon. three story
brick building corner of sth and streets, "a
by "a feet; A. Grimm, two-story frame, on 10Th
Meyer, two-story frame, corner OF Sd and q
streets; s. w. Halzclaw and Graham, two-story
frame, on Sd street. between l. and NJ; Jere-
miah Lanahan, two-story frame building, 10Th,
between o and p streets; VIM. II. Browne,
eight brick buildings, three stories high, on NJ
street, between 9th and 10th streets.
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TIE MOST POPULAR sewing Machines in the
market are the Mclean s. Hooper Elastic Lock
Stitch and the Wilson New Underfeed Shuttle
Machines. Although they are selling at the low
price Of $40 and Si5 upward, yet they are war
ranted equal to any and superior to some Of the
high-priced machines. The terms are very easy.
A. Rosenthal, 4O4 18th street. Is the agent. Il
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By bsfhine the bead, eyes, faoe. ears, wrists and
hanSs, when over heated, and when suf-
fering from fever. With that
l. Oooling Solution,
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WASHINGTON, July LIST, ls7l
Deoy PyofessW

After using your BALM OF LIFE In many In
stances OF disorders in my family, glad say t
headache, catarrh, cough, and all external intars-
nation am convinced Of its efficacy, by use.
B. J. MEIGS, in.
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For THE CHEAPEST AND BEST fitting Shirts
call at Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, lib 9Th
street, between ID and f streets. tt
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OUR NEW eTYLEs OF CoRsRrs and some
new improved have just come from our factory
In Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe-
tition. Every pair warranted to be q perfect 1T
G. BAUM, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer.
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Lenev Nom Rec. FATHER BOYLE.

Dear friend: Please send me q supply Of BALM
OF LIFE, the which, a grstuity As eusgested,D
viii be gratefully acknowledged IN charged 10
viii be duly hobored. i en- altogether pleased with
JUNE -, 1871. r. T. BoYLf.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, French Gilt, Oroide
Plated, jet, Rubber and Tortoise Shell Jeweirv,
in all the new fall styles, received at Prigg's
Jewelry Store No. 45I Pennsylvania avenue
between Az and 9th streets.
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COLDER.-At O'Clock this morning the Their
mOmeter at 18th and NJ streets registered 50
degrees above zerO,-only seven degrees above
free Zing point. We understand, also, there was
a slight white frost in the adjacent country but
without damage to vegetatiOn.S
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PROFESSIONAL

W. SEARS, NJ. d,
-. esq Ism STREET, NEAE l.
Special attention given 90 the Medical aud sursi-
Cal Treatment Of the Eve.
Best of references from phiiaieiphia Pal
timoTe, Virginia and Alabama ~
Office hours from 70 10. 10 4, and q o. sels In
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FIFTEEN STYLES OF BUsrLKs and the latest
novelty in HO0pskirts are now at exhibition at G.
Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, AO8 tn
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L. HEILBRUN, 419 9TH street, between ID and
h, viii! open an entire new stock Of Boots and
Shoes at low prices, Tuesday the 26th inst.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

Dice nor passion. the Influence ~ public ercters,,
accos anybody who II tried IN tbto Court before me-
oeme.hDg nevertheless due 20 public opinion so rsv
as that The prisoner shall receive a fair lyut nron.
triai IN respect TO the charge against him have M
apprehension that public excitement can In any way
enter INTO or ahect the action either OF Court or ths
jury. think " necessary that time be fNed-a res
sonabe time one that shall enable the prisoner tbro.d
MS very able counsel 70 make due preparation fn, ~.
trial and that shall at the time satisfy syerI,odv
that innocent he may be acquitted aud II guilty prot
erly convicted think IL ny duty 10 dow.
Tor day, ana seems to under the circumstance
that week will be sufficient ena ie him 10 prnnars
satisfactorily for the trial viii set this case down ,r
a week from to-day, no which time II mnst be- proceeded
with peremptorily and that there may no DELAY abnt
It, order may be entered requiring add ona pau
OF 200 Jurors retnrnable on that day.
DisricAttOrney Garyin-I move thst Foster lac cntn
mitted by order OF this Court.
Judge Carlczo-Takc an order cOmtntin ing him withons
bail.
The courtroom doors then locked tn prevent ths
egress Of the crowd while the psoHer was taken out at
side-dOor, placed m coach with two deputy sher,n.
and driven rapidly 10 the TOmbs
The following rcOiner 10 The demurrer Of tho District
Attorney was subsequently filed b. exJudge Stuart:
And the sid William Foster tha his said plea by him sboy,
pleaded and the contained and
ne The said ssmne b. Garyn who poscies r the eop- fos
,IAcf Prosecuting the said na nent against him, the sad Wsa
Fos ADj be aid William Foster "a edJ TO yeD and Prove bs
AMe - The sad Colr iste sha Seci ard award W5es
hAS'aaeh IS The said b. the saa people h
ssf ~ tse sad pea hbeTo any manner deHet tie
s inm Poster pays Judgment that ad indictment
q"a'as' soa mat be NAY be dismissed and d.ohAge iaeo.
D. u. stuart Of Counsel etc. WILLIAM F0-yEs
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

var,etv and absve all. socdety Why shouldn't thes
have the berty to take their women friends TO their
cells for confidential chatter. without encountoring
the negative hostility Of any superintendent
And why must oil incipient iove-making
be- banshed to tho sidewalks or the
far-of recesses of Central Parki Whatever must DO
secret seems sinful, and indefinite moral harm is tho re-
suit OF ignoring these inevitable sentmenalities OF
human nature. 1t was q sage and susceptible man VI
society who declared that great want OF New i
its floating population indoor resort for 'esI
mate filtration, since the Academy OF Design was a
open the year round Any code Of restrictive ruos
is not balanced by attention to supply social
and that change which gives the sest TO see,'S'o'
work more harm than good Fancy nuniSo' y, -. "o
shut up in dreary hotel, without newspapers .o,
loungng room or billiards, and wna' =. thoI,
edness they would present Women 40 WI =. non. ON
brothers want amusement; ana IL any ono - ,
doing charitable aot by tho workinSk' s ~ a.. q,
go =, ,hor ,odging houses, or send them TICK
ots o,d a safs escort 20 garden concerts OF
n Musepn, farce in the WINTER POOR peopio WIN
On with baf loaf any day to gain bt OF amuseoh''
eDd The old women who save their 2S cents Week 70
td the mnsrols are wise in their generation, even
,nov I.se a dinner by doing Such institutions as
those named want above all things. discreet and socable
motrops. of an order partaking the qualities or
a nursery governess, lady superior, and hrstrate
hotel clerk Such yomon cannot be raised Tor money;
and here a divine Charity opens. To those who long to
see the working classes happier we say Do not give
your money or your prestige; these people want
your culture, your refinement, yourselves. They
want TIE daily influence Of serenity. TACT
and unseAsh gentle breeding to couDtoract their
oppressive self-assertion. and fill their incom-
pleteness. Women Of wealth and refinement did not
shrink serving the rdest soldier In the enthusiasm
Of the war there not others cf the same high ma
lures to minister to their sex nowf When right
idea of work and the value OF culture enters the minds
of women there viii be lay sisterhood ready to enter
such positions the really called and chosen and faith
full enter the ministry, finding livelihood In it, but CIV
ing more OF heart, brain, and anxious labor, than
money can ever command The demands of such posi-
ton like those required for social populary-versa
tile talent tact, sympathy, and readiness to serve No
association give this individuality alone viii answer
here
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
ANNUAL ELECTION OF oFFICERs-HARB0R EN-
CROACHMENTS.

ANNUAL ELECTION OF oFFICERs-HARBoR EN-
CROACHMENTS.
The Chamber of Commerce held its 103d
annual meeting at No. 6S Wilam-st, yesterday after
noon VIM E. Dodge In the chair The President stated
that the Chamber OF the oldest institutions OF
the city, and had numbered among it's members many
active and nGuenta! merchants by whose agency 1t had
obtained an influence throughout the country. 1t was
interesting know that there those surviving who
had been members for than 80 years, as N. W.
Hicks H. W. Field, and Messrs Durand, Hurd, Marsh,
Carey, and Stevens:
motion TO abolish the Office Of Actuary Assistant
Treasurer was adopted after extended debate. The
Following officers elected for the ensuing year
'pdn Wlsm Dodge; Vice Presidents George dyIe Waiter
(th M Veniiye Samuel Babeock Treasurer Francis
Istrop; Secretary George Wilson EIeeGave CemmteeA A
vail Warren Weston william Do;g. jI Jsston Schultz,
ssmoei Ragg Edwin d. Morgan, Wilson Hunt John TAI
Johaston ElIot @. Cowin Henry WoItkihgon.
A communication FROM George W; Blunt was readl re-
feIrng m recent legislation harbor matters and nj
eQng that the changes authorized were Intended for
private gain through public damage; Dill ne said
bronqbt before he NeTJersey Legislature at is last
sessop proposed 10 take four square mics OF sur
face with depth or ten feet ron tbe capa-
city OF the harbOr this defeated but there sanger
so brought before the NewYork LegislatnretO extend
three piers south Of Fulton Ferry $50 feet narrowing lhe
river at that point $50 feet beyond the line nAed ny hW
The great encrOacent the barbor by tDe NeWJeTsey
Central Railroad amounting 70 over bOOOoO square Ioet
OF surface Is an accomplished fact The tldal now Is
thereby diminished D0OOOo cubic rect wcn - ou sd
10 pounds Of water displaced al every une
Tue Communication was referred 20 n cOnmstee. ins
THANKS Chamber extended 10 inc hbDiStaut
Treasurer for services during the year
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
THE FORD DIVORCE SUIT ENDED.

The old suit of Frederick W. Ford us''
Mary NJ Ford for divorce, the ground OF adu''i',
came up yesterday. in the Special Term OF the
Court, before Judge McCunn. Counsel for ths p'1i'
in opening the case, said that the details wouiu
sariy be obscene but he should subdue them Is
possible Judge McCunn replied that II the u.eI S on
both sides objected to this mode OF trial on cad
OF ths great expense thereby neuiiSu' Nn are 10th
poor Judge McCunn accordingly aloweu ~. t ouibeity
proceed remarking that ho should exercise ns sbod
hive to call npon the reporters 10 abstain ho" oS
anytLnS which would shock pIoprlety; Cant MeDer-
~. Ni.Nnlpv formerly u bGfket per at Ile bIysuuas a.
en Massey an associate Of the painln VIII Wno an
clork ln ono VI tho CIsl Courts. snu "ave'''' v
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
THE BROOKLYN HAT FACTORY FIRE-LOSsEs
AND INSURANCES.

Fire Marshal Ready of Brooklyn investi-
gated yesterday the OF the fire on Wednesday
night, by which James II. Prentice & Co.'s hat factory
destroyed. Mr. Prentice made tho following state
ment:
i've No. % La yeeave and the hat ctory RAYMOND
and wcughbyst which burne down last ngt the
Pers pont when heard Of the Gre; went
there msiu building portions
other buildings know nothing origin " Gre
eIoe4 and believe Ore
from friction In the clutch estimate oss
nm an
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

ssss
Tie factory runnirg a., night The es bniel %
The dfaug understand Tiers warksg 10 the
heioD bat ree the Ore oufrd The eDgue ulnIg
of the sorlng of he machinery during Tie day We
later than sni tsn es of tak ,asu,
lsJ,T Ia tAf paclgeT,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

tbsrfse h. moi mpad the applicability have mentioned
The judges have hold Geaa Tm does not attempt
20 and indeed could not eoSsisO,- prevent Ssr GSns 1s5
isr the people the prisoner bs ordered to plead over
Ex,Judgc stuart-I will now enter an exception to
SGar MT. 'IT V%ndervoort he cerk)-stand up Foster
Ex-Judge Stuart-He pleads not guilty.
Mr. yanderyoort-YOu demand trial and plead not
Foster lin an undertOne)-I do.
The said he thought the interests OF
public justice required that the trial sheud be set down
FOR early day Ho would suggest that the counse! on
the other side should agree upon some day when the
Ex-Judge stuart said he was not prepared TO agree
upon day He had no doubt but that the prIsSneF 81
self TO look his rights and interests In view of
na ao & ana Sa fqt s e cSnr eer sns time un
Judge CardOzo-I think a day must be designated for
the trial IL the counsel agree upon day, very well;
otherwise shall designate day.
Dstrct-Attorney Ghrvin-I shall be entirely SATISFIED
and ready try this ut any week
hence or In ten days have no desire 10 urge IL on Ior
trial with undue haste but think that public Justice re
aures that IL should be tried immediately IL Is one or
those cases IL 10 me, In which the interests OF @
prisoner cannot suffer by speedy trial aS woha 5encs
ExJudge Stuart said that, while public Justice aSays
required that the accused should be accorded Itgu tb
great deal OF feeling, perhaps Is might oe ala "a h
sion abroad In the community III ~ ~reIereo aswins
matter and 10 was due TO the common ordinary R
tration of public juAtco that little time bs allowed no
fore submitting the rights OF the prisoner pcioV & iu
for e feeling OF fever to sbsde somewhat so that lac
might be tried In the spirit which the law gua,antee
and might indeed have fair trial t e nas term M tho
Court hut he hoped IL would be allowed 20 10 on nom
without liking day, until the friends ol .c pss
cnud grt counsel and until be could prepare hs uulehse
and canvass sueh incidents and eircunstanses as nign
serve him In his hour OF trial here o sseu & @ sneSt
and sinrcre il was due this man; Il was the ordinary
course of Justice. In conformity WIN ea "a
seemed proper n every sense Do'h ior u0 p''"'' anu
Jadso Csrdozo-I shall always SEQ that neither pEa'
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05


Judy Sullivan alias Roach let's lodgings at No. Bax
ter-st, In the cellar Her establishment boasts four
rooms with two beds IN each and three four dodgers
In each bed The ceiling is only six feet hgh and the
whole place bears dapidsted dirty appearance yet
Mira Sullivan Is said have made $4,000 in this busl
ness and is travelling in Europe in the hope OF cur
ing pulmonary disease contracted n the pursuit OF her
calling. During her absence the business Ia conducted
by Mr. Roach, her putatiye husband, large bluff good
redloOking Irishman. The beds are crowded to-
gether In not than ten feet square there ia
no ventilation, and the heated by an I'm
mense fire; the thermometer ranging III about e0'.
The basement IN the OF No. 3s Baxerst contains
two rooms, and is kept by negro called Jack spcer-
evilvsaged with one eye-and there are but two
beds IN the apartments for lodgers and the other
for those identified with the eItabbhmont-the latter
spcer and three white women not more than 10
years age Dark stories told Of transactions In these
rooms ofrobbery of womens voices crying for mercy and
the sounds OF blows and 1t is alleged that Spcer has
served at least term Blackwolls Island. Tie
house is owned by Jew named Phillips OF Bayard-st',
and is the rendezvous for thieves and lost women
dog fancier named Mccarthy keeps, at No. Baxter
st. ruined, tumble-down shanty. His apartments arc
reached by broken miserable stairway, dark and dirty
The air is pregnant with ylo odors though Mccarthy
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bhIcs ,bE I,iVx
Inc. In the above 1897 bales to arrive.
deliveries hrmer but quiet buy
responding tho higher prices asked, and TO- days
soo at Is bl6e 90 AZ 4c 400 at June lvo a.
paid to exchange 200 May Tor 2o
july After Change yesterday 800 bales were SOLO ~ TO-.
and LOO May at Is Sisc together NO Apf s ana sou o
were ssa oAles folowsGaveston, 29S New orleans,
1924; Mobile, bi7 Savannah, li7 Charleston, 4l5 MI
mngon IS; Norfolk, 62A baltimore 10; New YORK, ISlz
Boston, 81 -.
iIEThcre further transactions In RIO. The
market though quiet steady however, smah
onerings Other kinds sold to hmitd extent IN os
prces the market being quiet but steady. We
uote:-Cargoes Rio ordinary, iec. lOfc fair l0f4c
Itac. good, lltsc i2c prime, l24c l2Ac., gold, In
bond, sky days; MaraesiDo, ltc 1885,; Layuayra lake.
al6sc ST Domingo, bond sjsc. lOac; Java, ls'sc
2ac.-goid, duty paid
FLOUR Receipts, -FOUR 1880 bbls. wheat,
90 bushels 1uob0 meal, " bbls and 600
bags oats, 32o bushels. The our market ruled du but
prices unchanged The sales aoou $3.50 bbls.