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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-04
POISONED.
Eight Persons Poisoned on Sunday Night
-"WashingtOn Cake" the Cause-What
Does Contains

Eight Persons Poisoned on Sunday Night
-"Vashington Cake" the Cause-What
Does 1t Contains
On Sunday evening last Mr.. Root, his wife,
and some friends took tea at the house of Mr..
Jacob Heddemen, at Seventeenth street and
Lehigh avenue. Later in the evening Mrs. Root
and Mr.. Jesse Ferries we're attacked with vio-
lent symptoms resembling those of corrosive
poisoning. Mr.. Root called upon DR.. Posey,
and that gentleman arrived, prescribed for the
patients, and departed. The doctor at an early
hour yesterday morning vas again called upon
and informed that others had been attacked,
and it was a matter of life and death Upon
reaching the residence of Mr.. Heddemen, the
physician found Mrs. Root, Mr.. Ferres, Charles
Queen, Mr.. G. H. Fletcher, Mr.. Charles Wen
derotb, and Mrs. s. Smiley aud her child,
stretched on the floor and writhing in agony.
Antidotes were administered, and after awhile
all but Mrs. Root and Mr.. Ferres were re-
lieved. The condition of the latter last evening
was exceedingly critical. 1t was found that all
the parties sick had eaten of washington
cake" which had been purchased at a store on
Poplar street, aud that those who did not eat of
the cake were not affected. piece of the cake
has been preserved for analysis. A workman
named Richard Albertson yesterday morning ate
piece of the article at breakfast, and in few
minutes he was attacked with symptoms similar
to the Others 1t is possible that the cake was
made out of damaged flour and, the poisonous
ingredient is due to the presence of ergot.
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BADLY BEATEN.-Patrick Brodrick, in com
pany with two other men, entered a tavern at
Haddington yesterday, and all three being crazed
with rum began an assault ON the bartender.
The latter was badly punched, and is now suffer
ing acutely from the injuries received Brodrick
was particularly active in the assault. He was
arrested by officer Hopes and has been held in
$500 bail by Alderman Clark. During the
scuffie the proprietor lost watch. The other
parties in the assault have not yet been arrested.
JUMPED OUT OF A THIRD STORY WINDOW.
-Ludwlck Telger, residing Mt No. 633 North
Second street, jumped out of the third story
window this morning, fractured both knee caps,
and received other injuries. This is the third
time that he has done this within the past four
months.
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A WOMAN WITH WILL OF HER OwN.-
Jenny Conover lives, when she is at home, at
Haddngton, but she was drunk last night at
Twelfth and Olive streets, and, going into
tavern there, got drink, but refused to pay for
II. The proprietor then hustled her out into the
street. Jenny returned the compliment by
smashing every window pane in the place.
Officer Thorn, of the Eighth district, arrested
her, and Alderman Massey has required her to
give security in $500 for her appearance at
court.
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APRIL FooL.-The following circular was
sent out on Saturday last april y, and caused
quite futter among the ladies who received it,
and induced many of them to go out shopping
through the rain. Others more prudent. post
poned their visit till yesterday. The circular
reads as follows:-
Madam I'VE will open on Saturday morning
next a small lot of verg slightly damaged
JoUvAN's AND ALEXANDRIA's KID GLOVES,
Just received from the Custom House, which we vii
close out at the following prices:-
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
THE vIELE CASE.

II PINE STREET, Oct. II, lS7l.
To TIE PuRilc:-
THE statement meae by Mr.. Harrison, counsel for
Mr.. viele, wnen my case was called, on the 9th
INST, IN HE supreme Court, to tho effect that Nj.
V,ele was ready for trials that had made propO
siiion which ia substance gave MIN The results or
tra. IN his favor. an that unless the provisions OF
such an arrangement were carried out he should be
ready Tor a trial in December next, Is pcrversion
OF the facts IN the case, and does me such great in
justice that I have no alternative but to publicly
correct il. Mr.. yiolo states that he was ready for
tie trial. SO was l. rhe proposition Tor
adjustment came from him In letter
addressed by ms counsel to mine al
though an arrangement OF all matters and
differences between us was suggested by Judge
William Fullerton. my senior counsel. and acted
upon by the other sloe. The arrangement which
was entered into gives me the substantial results OF
the trial In which an plaintiff, and nnlcss these
stpulations are carried out for my benet shall be
ready To urge the trial the 1st or December next
do not cain that desire any advantage over Mr.;
Viee by this arrangement, nor shall his counsel
assert ono over mo without contradiction.
lf Mr. Harrison did use the language imputed TO
him, ne quite at liberty to enjoy all the satistac.
tfon to be derived from reopenng an unpleasant
controversy which was on the eve OF satisfactory
adJusJment. TERESA VIEIIE
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n,sNea Counse or ne other side ask 20 get In
proceeding two y1me,,es-ono ua1er section $40 OF
tie code aaa the 0thcr under O lfIcrens section.
rhe sections scy aud asl had reference 10 books
and hooks ana pancrs. Scc'Ipn 3SS dad authorize u
,nage TO order party to give an inspection OF ms
hooks. SECTIONS Ss9 al6 800 aid re- er exclusively 10
the examination OF party before trial, and section
81 20 books and pai'ors. The rule made on this
provided thnt the aniayit should state the nature
% I've discovery sought, IN order TO framc coll-
piat or answer. lie thought this WAS blunder, In
referring 10 section SOL instead ui section 2Ss.
Judge lnefalaa SAID they knew what trey IN
tended when ihIs rule was made. II was 10 facilitate
tNc setting oi information IN certain paris oi the
Mr.. F,lLFMroN asked ihen what the eighteenth
and nineteenth rules meant; these rules required he
aiIIavu To state thar there entries In the book
or Taper referred t9 of the matter he seeks dis
e0vefy a. Nj, Fuerton made a long argument on
these law points
ar. SrcuouroN said they had now Judge Barnard's
opinion cXrressly declaring that he an not pass on
The constitutional question:, at least II the reports
pulsshed were 10 be relied on.
Mr.. FoI.LERToS said lie rcloIced at what vas done
by the press Of the city In the case, and hoped that
done in proper ana legal way, and not turn the
Court mo town meating or vigilance committee.
A nrei recess was mere taken.
Alter the recess 6enera BARLOW proceeded to
an wer Judge FuilGron's points, claiming that de-
no standing in Court, and moreover urging that the
Court would nol refuse the examination unless IT
The laiuti depended on the act or 1884 relative to
corporations nut not entirely as the case OF Draper
and Roosevelt was precedent. ana Justified their
present action. General Barlow ar1ued at length
thar the act Of 1861 applied 10 the present case and
defended the suficency OF the plaintin g papers as
Ju,ige INcnAnAM Welding to the desire that Mr..
Barrett and Mr. Stoughton should sneak briefly in
cosing inimaieI that great deal OF lime had been
unnecessarily iaken Up IN arguing comparatively
trivial question. IL evidently derived its impor
tance from the public interest taken on the subject
ana that only, and counsel had seemed TO give ali
Importance 10 TINS point.
The Court Then adjourned TIL eleven O'Clock this
morning when, no doubt the Court Will evoke
some light ont oi al this chaos
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UNITED STATES ctahjssIussss clJaI.
Charge oi %ot tuyiug SpecIni Tax.
InlOrh Cnm missioner Shields

Charge oi %ot tuyius SpecIni Tax.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The Uiaitto Siat.s GS. nyai.--The defendant keeps
boarding house for women at 33 Bayard street.
Sne charged with carrying on the business or a
retail liquor dealer without raglny The special tax
required ny law; anu IN reply 10 the accusation
sic sad sue did not hnoW that boarding houses Of
the description Kept b. Eer had rgi, 10 pay lis
special tax. 1llc Commissioner discharged her on
her own ree0gnizance to appear Tomorrow for ex-
animation.
l. tGpyriaht a Thing f'ai Can Re TaS,dS
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Yesterday Commissioner Osborn took some tes.
imony n the matter OF the petition OF G. T. James,
publisher og obromos and engrayings In this city
VINO sccHs Tor the remission OF certain duties
poscii al the Custom Uouse on chromos Imported by
him from France. IL appears that ABOUT q year ago
Mr. James plrchaSeu some pictures III Europe, Tor
wi.icn he paid $1,000 eacn. THIS SUM covered not
only the pictures bu; The frames ami also the copy
Paris ANA forwarded for sale IL this country, the
understanding. with Mr. James being that the chro-
mos cannot pe SOLD in France This raises the
question as TO whether there Is any market value at
all for sucn chromo5 In France sir. Da Costa
counsel Tor M James. contends that there can be
standard OF market vaiue or an article III any
country where that article " not Sold and that Il
duty Is 10 he imposed upon 1t II must nc arrived at
In some other way. ihe government, represented
by Mr.. sc cigwiCk, Umicd States Assistant District
among other Things, that the copyn.ht as hciai IN
them by Mr.. James, Is valuable property. Mr. ia
Costa on the other hand maintains that copyright
Is an Intangible thing, and, therefore, not liable TO
duty, especially as copyright may he OF value to-
day ana utterly worthless tomorrow. Tue ques.
tion involved Is one o. interest. Ii Is proper To say
that the chromos now in litigation are, al If them.
upon subjects or ali elevafng anJ refining character
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
CtusT tf GENERAL LESSONS.
McDermott, the Emirrant swindier, Found
Guilty and sent to Sing sing tor Five
Yenrs-A Stnbbing Case.

McDermott, the EmiGrant swindier, Found
Guilty and sent to Sing Sing tor Five
Yenrs-A Stnbbing Case.
Before Recorder Iackett.
At the opening OF the Court yesterday the Jury
In the case Of Henry McDermott-charged with
swindng an emigrant out OF s5oo-locked up for
disagreement for The night, were called INTO Court
by tile Recorder. Tie foreman SAID they stood Just
as they did when they retired Oh Tuesday afternoon
one ci tile jurors desired the stenographcr 10 read
ceriain portion OF the testimony, atcr which the
foreman saId they had agreed. verdict or Guilty.
was Tenderet; and Recorder Uackett, In passing
sentence sam that nc knew no reason why he
shond make any difference In the punishment i'm
posed upon those wnU were heretofore convicted or
similar crimes McDerm0tI was sent 10 the state
Prison for I've years. HIS Honor expressed the
hope that tne severe sentences passed Dy the Court
upon emiKrant swindiers Will pat an end 10 this
species OF fraud
jonu Eoberly, boy, charged with rooting Al.
gustus Miller Of 81 On tile n Of september, con-
victed OF assault ana battery and, as there were
millgatins circumstances, the Court suapcudca
JudgnenL
sTABBlSG ArfRAY.
The remainder ol the session was occupied In the
trial ol 6eofge Wells, charged with s,apDur John
heating, IN TIE region OF the liyer on the Sth or
!uly. large number or witnesses were examined
on OolH SIDES and the testimony was very couilict-
ing. dif1cplty occuTrcd between the prisoner and
/ the complainant preceding Tie stabbinq Wells
/ claiming mat Kcating nsultca his motler ,Ihe
prisoner staed tIat ne used the, knilo IN seff q.
renee, LOT pievlOns 10 using ~ Keaiing and his wife
threw stones al his head ana he tkcatng) was in
fhe act 81 stfikng hin with an IRON hook such a,
| ~ used ~ 'loDashUIemen. Kcating lay ior week,
! ~ btccariOuS condition. T1e jury rendered .
5, verdict ~ gniiiN ot assault Nitli q Ganrerou
! weapon. with intent 10 do bodNt haru. Tho he
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TIE CITY BANK SHARES.
The Following were the bids for the city DanK
shares:-ManhataD, 149; Merchants, ll6; City, 23o;
Phenlx, lO7; North River, 95; Tradesmen's l52;
Gallatln National 120; Merchants Exchange, 9a;
Seventh ward, lo0; State OF New York. ia; Ocean,
So American Il xchange, 1l6; Bank Of the Republic,
1IS; Bank OF North America, io7; irving 1885, Citi-
zens'. 1856; Peoples. las; East River, lis; Nassau,
los; St. Nicholas, 1l5; Marine, 16o; ParS lta; New
YORK National Exchange, 100; Central Nanonal, 100;
Ninth National, ll6; Tenth Nauonal 90; Bankers
and Brokers' Association. 95 German American, l06
SOUTHERN SECURITIES IRREGULAR.
The Southern State bonds were dull outside Of the
usual specalties ana generally steady. The Ten
nessees rallied ana cOsed quite strong in response
60 the better feeling inspired by the recent message
OF the Governor calling on the Legislature to so
adjust taxation to provide gradually Tor placing
the credit OF the State on an interest paying basis.
The south CarOilnas were weak and lower: A few
lots OF the old bonds went at 75 The following
were the closing street quotations. Tennessee,
ex coupon &C 6e4; do. new, 6531 60: Vir-
gina, ex coupon, 60 90; do new, CT 10; do,
registered stock, old 80 SO; 40. coasos, e. 62iS;
Georgia Sizes 50 IS; Georgia sevens, 81 92;
North Carolina, ex couEon, 40 43; do. funding,
1865 33 a SO; do. do, 1863 2S 80; do.
new, % "a; do special tax, l6 II;
Missouri skies, so 964; do. issue Hannibal
and ST. Joseph, 93 95 Louisiana slxes old, 81 10;
do. new, 90 q 90; do. levee skies, 70 a Y; do.
do. eiqhts, so q s.; co. sevens Penitentiary, ~
20; do. eIgnts, railroad IS so; Alabama flves, 90
~ do. eighis l0l 1927 do. railroad eights. 80 95;
South Carolina skies, 70 IS; do. new, January
and Jnly, As 4s4: dc. new, April and October, AZ
as; Arkansas skies. So q So; do. scvens, 80 go.
SHOCKS BETTER AND STEADY.
The stock market, pursuing the recuperatlve ten.
dency noticed the close OF the excited dealings or
Tuesday, when the rumor OF AN extra purchase OF
bonds went INTO circulation. opened with smart
inquiry from the "Dears'' who mad not covered and
from the class OF operators who buy for quick turns
Under large purchases from this source the early
market was strong aud had quite q baoyant tone,
its lrmncss being faTly maintained until
after the announcement OF the government
acceptances Of bonds, when, the amount
bought being fully discounted, some dlsap.
pontment was felt az the refusal to buy still larger
amount, anG the market fell on again. AS the day
drew to close the market became dull, but a
steader feeling prevailed. Three small falures oc
curred to-day, but the amounts involved are insig-
nlfcanL
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows TIE highest ana lowest
.i,> otoc lnrtp thn
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Wheat demand but aboa. two cents The
spring. :psa assa' 81 No. enssso y r y aGF
q HMawaukee " including part o. load n " 3. Tor chose en- s
'ssa sso. ~ .Sr s1sa 'Sfs
" w. % IN FOR store aaS M nS The S0 .a SSs
bushels at 7sc sOc Sic anoat Soc for yellow
western I kys a's as an
s Tor a Of So Sas S'
FnEIsHrs-The market continued quiet. but showed CON
siderable more rmness The sharters business remained
1o @ s7 na se. ss The % M % So ss es
ton 7f6d 900 boxes cheese, and By sail $4,000 bushels
sss v kniwsrp srsss 49, clover seed
s .
nah Lyerpocl about seO bales cotton private terms
to the United Kingdom, phosphates, oas.
comnss a Ss u Boso Is to
lbs loo Baenos Ayres a bs and 500 Red Rvef 20 lbs
was @ a
soyadpo refining &c. &C. mnssoyadO grocery N ss
New Orleans, s5c Soc.
=. s @ Sales S ssUas Sss 10 nas sS:o
the spot 7Oc and 40 bos on the spot at Sss kosa
sss %; 10 sss ss ass oSs; s.s 81 &
ss as III e ss. Tar quiet
Lnseed firm at s2e SIC. in casks We quote
H winter iard' sse %%se se summer do c Sc
No. do 72se; olive, In small lots, vi %, and pain, &C.
PErnoLruN.-The market to-day was very quiet. bnt
Refined gancTaly held at sc spot and month Crude
@ without ehaS:o Inosa steady S, a. n M & tor s
ior western ana lie Tor city Case continues dull
asa s,snr White Tor No
ay @ Gee sHss s y es
ana anehanscd The rhiadelphla market was dul! ana
4 2a'sc for spot and month for refined, and ioc for
PRovIsroNs Receipts cut meats, lbs packages lard
800 bbs and iicrces and $50 kegs lhe market for mess
Sas Ss I1%fs sp" a' "@ as So S ' AMI y po,
%@ :. me GGSs @ -
firm descriptions; sales 80 boxes long clear
sser, ro SIZE sc cumoerana cut new sc srSi @
for Kettle December ticrces ioc; also 800
ss., a ::s.. :. ;S. s, q.
Nominal a 50 $40 FOR mess 81 s for for extra mess, sla q
Heres Beef hams sae but .r .ealy sales 3 20 s
for Uas ar %aaua as
tar 9bbing trade We qaos Dry salted shoulders e.
pecd sa%. iosc sugar cured ana mensa ao
BE- sc H"tter aud cheese continued in good demand a"
aGp ass but The s.ss s Ran
40 ,erces Carolina n. Sc sc tho latter prce Tor prime
sugar. The market dull and, in the absence Of any
nnsness prices were nominal The safes
Sns s. sasS # lie sens Al for a9
mon refining, Sic. s'.e.' far to good fair
assc.; fair TO good grocery sl,c. lie. prime 10
choise grocery, luc. loxc centrifugal hnda and boxes,
sc. iiEc. moasscs, hhis. aud boxes 7isc sAc;
lado, Axe &c. layanas soAes Dutch stsnisrl Eo: 70
alo4c. do 16 to ls ne. So; do, ~ 70 30 lsc
12tlc do, white, ilssc. l29e. Porto onciuin
Dutch standard; Eos to u, 74c. 0ac. Java-Duich
standard Nos. 10 to H. gac l0c Mana-Cufrcn cayel
and superior. 7,5c aSiSc.
sTEApISE quiet and tribe easier. Sales 20 sre,
at lgi,c a lgl,c.
TALLow quiet, but arm. Sales ioocO lbs. s4e Tor
choice.
WHfaEEy.-Recepts I,,25 bbls The market was tribe
frmc the opening 9c generally asked, bnt subse
closed q Pic, with sales OF 2ov bols
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Mkalhf CoUai-p5Ar |.


smith rs Bolarl.-The plaint1, former city
marshal, seized under an execution fortyone coats,
the property or one Wc;nthli, valued AT $780, They
were subsequently sent py partner OF the plain
tli's TO Bogarts anc'ion rooms for safe Keeping
pending legal proceedings. Plaintiff claims 10 have
demanded them OF defendant many months since,
but could get no satisfaction, and that they were
only delivercd-to the former owner Il few days
since, but SO molheaien as TO be worthless. Plain
tu has since been sued oy Weintbal FOR the vaius
of the goods an order having been issued from the
Common Peas requiring his delivery or them. De-
fendant claims 70 nave recciyej them from another
marshal; that they were once called for anu he mn.
dcrsoOd them TO nave been delivered, bur that his
store being Hooded, all goods were removed and
only within short time that their Whereabouts
was discovered, which beng lcporiel 10 plaintiff,
he directed them 10 be delivered TO Weinthai. Dc.
chs ION reserved.
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
ASpREwS-MlgHAEL.-At Berne, Switzerland,
Oh saturday, october z, LoRlHG ANDREWS, Jr.. or
New YORK, 10 ISABELLE MICHAEL. daughter or j. W:
Michael Esg., Of London. En- gland.
BoDlNEWII1IAMSON Tuesday, October 10,
a. the residence Of the BRIDE, by the Rev. DIR. George
Hollis, DR.. Albert IODINE TO MARY A. WILLIAM
son, all OF New York. 40 cards.
BE0KAw-kiMBALL.-On Wednesday, September
q, AZ the Hansom place Baptist church, urookiya,
n. y, by the Rev. George i. Pentecost, TnEoD3K<
Il. BRDRAw TO ESTELLA BELLA, only daHCltcr or
Calhaiinc II. Kimoall.
BRooRs-WooD.- Tuesday. Octcser 10. at ST.
Peters church, by Rev. j. A. Paddock, ID. D., VIII
LIAM ]. BROOKS to Miss IDA g., second daughter OK
Charles Wood, ESQ., al N brooklyn. No cards.
IL PEYsrER-M0xRls.--0n Tuesday, October TO-
nj the residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev.
Dr. MonigUacry, FREDERIC JAMES DE- PEYsrEa, or
New YORK, to AUGUSTA Mowers daughter OF VIII
iiaIi II. Morris, oil M0rrisania.
1oarKiNs-LESNox.-- this city. on Tuesday
October 10, by the Rev. George Il. Cneever, u. D.,
WILLIAM 7. TOMPKISs TO MARY, daughter OF the
late John l.eunox.
THIpr-hILIER. White Plains n. T., at the
residence of the brides father, MI. John g. Miller,
on tuesday, October 10, by the Rev. +. u. Van
Kleeck, Mr. DANiELJ. TRIP to Miss FANNIE MiLLER
all OF White Plains.
NoLCR--SARGEANT.- Tuesday, October 10, by
the Rev. A. II. Partridge, GEO. LEON voLCx To -.
RAH A. SARGEANT. only daughter OF Samuel -ar.
geant, Esq. both OF Brooklyn.
WARD-WHEELER.-ln the Madison square church,
on Tuesday evening, October 10, ny Rev. N. w.
COnkiing, SAMUEL H. WARD, NJ. d., to NINA A.,
daughter OF VIM. A. wheeler, all OF this city.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Quarter In SIx o,Clock y. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
wEDSreDAv, Oct. 1i--t

WEDNreDAy, Oct. u--6P. NJ.
CoFrTrThe marked for all descriptions quiet but
strong loO bags Rio per Mcrrmack, rcsold pr
and In BALTIMORE om first hands 5uU bags Rio,
per Mary ugs invoice OF primo old crop, NJ gold
In bend We quoteRIo, ordinary cargocs i3hc.
far do ic ti4c; good do, 1f,1c l+<c. prime do,
l5c. ljlc extreme range for lots 31c l5gtc Java.
government pc. dO III mats, 22pc.
Sie sngapore, se 2oc; csyon lsc suG Ia Msracs'so ra
Domingo gold N bond IDt9c. 1lc:; Costa R'ca, 100 =
Ek.e MsnA. l6c lic MEXICAN. l6Nc l7c sayanlla
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ttuaI OF GssasS- pL:ss-TaiAl IERH-3sSI !.
Careless Use ef rO:Oa Wafer.
Before Judge Van Brunt and Jury.

VHTfIckS Vht NI Z rOsOI " UfFF.
Before Judge Van Brunt and Jury.
BrOrn'rs. EHf0n-Plaintin and defendant, some
years Sgo pccup cd premises the same store In
Maiden lang the lauer having the loixab the
store Of the lorner The Croion water me Dremi-
scs Of defendant allowed 10 rrln over night
injurinQ 10 greater or lesser extent over twenty
th housand dollarg worth Of the stock OF plaintiff
when. having been sold at auction al the ri sK oil
defendant, resulted III a loss of 5000, Tor which
this suit Is brought
The defence ~ tlat the amount claimed Is cXces-
sye; that q large portion OF the goo,is sold above
invoice prices, an1 some OF thcm, purchased by A.
4. stewart, were sold as sound.
case Sill on.
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For future delivery, basis low mddng, he sae, have
been as fo0ws Last evening-Uc0ber, 100 al lscse;
October November, December january, lU each at
lsac, together; October. November and December 100
EACH at ls together October and November Ivy elch
togeiher November 7oo at l9ac 200 at - 6lec
60O l9 lu0 IN 76c and De senbcr 10
each at 9Ac, 100 each at lsc 500 each At ~ 7!6c De-
csmbe 7oo At 200 At ID 7sc, 100 a lsc Janrary,
l at ~ l6c, 400 ct lssc. February 200 at May,
100 =. zo s3;c Total 1000 bales; Todsyos:9her 30 at
ls b5c. 900 November and December 500 each &c.
together; November and December. 300 each at lsc to.
Eychanged.ioo OStYSer 100 january even. Total 800
bales Isnd total bales The average Quotations q
vember ls22c; December, laE4c., January 1890. We
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HE CO R T S.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar-N ADMIRALTY.
Trial OF Gases.
Before Judge Blutchforl.

BelOre Judge Blutch1Ofu.
T'tclsu Us. Snith.-Decrce for libclant by default
RoStcinlan Us. Ke,'ni.--This was an acton TO re
cover a sum OF money for furnishing ballast TO
vessel that al discharged her cargo In New York
Tried ana submitted.
iftrh1rds rs. schooner Anne EtizG S-ActtOn TO
supplies anu repairs. Tried and submitted.
lubifS',ie -. foiatltf.--Aclon on 4 contract i0l
wages. Al hearing.
Calendar tor This Day.
Fl-Lucicn u. Eern vs. William q. Audenricd.
2e-lnisei States vs.. Propeller Thomas swan.
2ls--n. W. Benedict VS.. S;eamtug Niagara.
2Z2-AbSaion S!eeiman VS.. Richard Heckster.
21i--i. Leaycloft W.. Schooner Wltlie Move.
25-JaHes j.. Erctr vs.. Schooner Willie Move.
.23--Jamcs Smith W. i!onan.
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Tine quotaons based cotton running In quay not
more than half grade above below the grade quoted
The net receipts at the poIs sum as
h2a bales New Orleans 88; Mobile, Savannah
ChaIes!Sn , iSal wilmingtoa, sls Norioik llo; Bait
last wcek, $500 same day sst year, 1850 Rates Tor cotton
freighis closed a. ioowsTO Liverpool by sesm 'i6d.
SAL TO Hamburg, BY steam, ND compressed To Bre.
sail. Mc. q &C., gold
FLOUR AND GRAIN.Receips- 81, ,Ul bbls. wheat
2C7 5S4 bushels 10000 meal i0 bbs. AMI
ss' bags OATS $500 bushels; barley do rye sloo
changed; sales, $500 bbs. Rye hour In
mand and rm at our quotations Corn meal quiet but
hrm sales 300 bbls a SO SO for Western yellow xJ ~
Jcrscy and 81 for Coles county. City sacked meal in