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New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

IT was four pirates Of Gotham city,
They went sailing "ut to sca
In lOug low, haCk, bTaSs-muuutrd schooner,
Which carried the nam" Of Tamndlc".
There was Rucful Richard dnl CuuHng Pct>r
And Joky Oakley and Boss BllIcc.
Now, when they had been some years a-sali!ng
II blOwed regular jainborce;
And overheard fell RUciul Richard,
A-leaving his debts to his dcpl'ce.
. Push him under" saws JOHS Oakley,
- Ii takes all our craft 10 carry three
Now. when they had sailed a little further
There came big ship up on their lee.
Aud the skipper hCllrred through his trumpet,
Whoever the devil may you be
Then Joky Oakcy snapped his fingers:
What will you do about IL say me-
The skipper he called to Charles OConor,
lust hand that big chap up to Inc.
So Charles he reached down into the schooner
And jerked Boss Bill out suddenlee,
And tLc last that was seen OF Master William
The skipper had him over his knee
When Joky Oakley saw this happen,
He fell a-wecpinR bitterlee: -
"Ah, were again but an honest pedaler
OF second-h hand puns and poctrce!
Alas there isn't In all Joe Miller
Joke for this catastrophe
To Joky Oakley, said Cunning Peter
with YOUR expressions you are too free"
Said JOky Oakley TO Cunning Peter
81 guess you don't realize, Peter B,
That we have lost In Williams pockets.
The groe and the grub for all we three
And what is to hinder Charles OConor,
Whenever the skipper shall agree,
From reaching again down over the gunnel,
And catching hold Of my green coatee
To lock me up in County Court House,
Or uDiDhabited Armorecp
ado rs ! tell you," said Cunning Peter,
1--WE are both IN one boat, you see;
Let us surrender to Richard O'GOrman,
And tell him to smite MS tenderlee.
Better be sInOte by Richard O'Gorman
Than swing at O'COnor's main-crOss-tree !"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
MORE CoLONIsTs FOR LIBERIA.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 1.-The bark Edith
and Rose, Capt Alexander, arrived here on Sunday
morning 80 hours from Nrw-Yor' Size has been char
tered by the American Colonization Society for the pur
pose of conveying coored EN- grants to Liberia She Ia
a very fast vessel and IL expressly ADAPTED to the pr
posC for which che has been Chartered Capt Alexander
intends taking out about 250 grants from virginia, Ten
nrsspp North Carolina and few from Maryland. They
viii be- furnished with free transportation hnd raons,
ana Will also bo furnished with six muhI:S provisions
after arriving there They will also bc furnished with
from five to ten Of land each Hs homestead. She
has three passengers Oh board one OF Whuh Is the
Koy DE- Dillon, PFrsby ter clergy man, who has been
for many years Missionary in Liberia, and who has
bepn here on visit in the interest OF churches and
schnois for that country. The Edith aud Rose will re-
main in the Roads for week or two taking Ill her cargo
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02


The response Of the Southern States TO the financial
0uiries that made very mcager. Senator Pool
ia doing his best present full exhibit Of their cond
ton in that respect
The President, owing TO the pressure OF official bust
and desire to look into certain subjects before pre-
parng his message has ordered that no visitors shall be
admitted to the Executive Mansion hereafter before
o'clock.
Tho Board Of Supervising Inspectors OF Steamboats,
detained here by the reference to Solicitor Banhed Of
several questions Of law embraced in the report Of the
Board which was submitted TO the Secretary Of the
Treasury day two ago. final adjournment will be
reached tomorrow or Friday.
Revenue detectives telegraph to the Department to-
day from Maysfeld, Ky that they have seized 1900
pounds Of Illicit tobacco of fine quality, and have also
taken possession OF Rogers Huchinss factory, and
The following patents were issued to citizens Of New
York during the week ending yesterday: AM 49,
brush Alfred P,f asncr 70 the aaer Color Conpsn 7snS
a. m,$ 1So RTs RAY S..s aa 's
BeS.n. T. BsSS he.eTi deSre Boil. hehi. Grsbne
% " 1 boiler S s. .n sini Ss. Hail % @
machines. WIN. Henry folding .sp ior vehicles Wn Hicl' pen
The interest on the registered bonds owned by the
hs f5s seoreaGy q Of the Interior as Indian trust funds
due to-day, and amounts to tS60oo.
preme Court on appeal from the United states District
COurtoi Massachusetts WAS argued ror tne appeahts
By the Hon Charles Lew Woodbury. ana JSass GoTlSy S
Assistant Attorney General Hill The case Ia that Of the
ocers and crews Of the United States ships Monadnock
Kaatsi Nantucket and others in all about thirty YES
ses comprsing Admiral Dahgrens feet. which occupied
tween Forts Sumter and Moultie during the forward
movement beginning the 18th Of February, 1855:
meats, dry goods, and other stores, for the
Rebel army was captured By the Giadiolus, in - s
claimed, maritime and not inland waters w. there
fore cismed to be naval price and not conjont cap
ture. The Siren was nbeed and condemned e. prize
the around that II was conoint capture and could not
be distributed at a That was one made within inland
waters and therefore TO be conAdered a captured ana
Abandoned property whose proceeds were not TO be dis
trbuted to public Of the United States and that
It was droit Of Admiralty that vessel abandoned
by the crew and therefore not prize IN tne proper
sense Ali OF which points conroverted by appellants
The questions Of considerable Importance IN deter
mining prize
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
Mg,RPHYs RING OPERATIONS.

BIS PURCHASES AND SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN
CONJUNCTION WITH TWEED, sWEENY, AND
HUGH sMITH-A FULL PARTNER IN TIE
HRN-sOME DOUBTFUL TRANSFERS.
Mr. Thomas Murphy has repeatedly denied
dis connection with the Tammany Ring In It's real estate
operations give below the record OF his transactions
for 1859 and 1870 when as have charged he was in full
partnership the great real estate Ring OF the cty
esf records are sufficient proof Of what we have as
Sed, and show that the connection continued down "
Ase date and that Mr. Murphy has been engaged Win
weed, Connolly Sweeny. and Smith, IN suspicious tShE
m since the Ring got into its present comphcauons'
AhAoW an interesting question whether such transfers
uA hold good in the event Of Judgment being 0otalneo
AeataSt Tweed.
- bought Of ThoS Moore, 77th-stp n g. q. nm
IFI S-BoSEht Of MS1tSa Z, Griswoid, Ith-ave.,
H. ". g.. 1888 H. 38th-st., bIlOO. A|AOO
~ CBought Of Bridget De- Win, BoominRdale- oos
L.. road, Ia u Of l3Sth-st, 2X26O Low
'Sae Thought Of Victor Durand, 6th-ave e. g., mn
between l2eth and 12lststs 2Ol :lOIlCO. lOoO"
east by Mount Morris Park Shorty
after the date Of this purchase TIE
Park Commission began work on tnls
park on a gigantic scale, and accord
ingto the report just published, the
been az the main entrance, at J2Oth-st'
and New-sVe., Just In front OF M
dirt was excsvatSd within the Psxk
Enclosure, and great deal more IL 70
park labOrers dug out Of Aurpby's
plot the cellars Of the prospective
was used to grade siKthaye: The
property to-day is valued at t2OOeOO ss
A% s-BOught Of H. walch, IcSth.st g., Ias
n. +. hLaVc., lT6Xl0oll. l................... 2y616
~ Thought Of James Lennon, block bet 6Sth
ayrs tOOx2Oe.iO Bold to the Ring for
n, , Fl1 QUO. Bee below, Oct n :........... 71s0o0
~ A-BOught VI Mathew Bind, NadiaOn-aVe,
O. y. eoT SSaSt., WaaG1l.l........... Aeoa
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
TIE OPEN POLAR SEA.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l.-The following, dated
oct translation OF the information received at the
Navy Department from Dr. A. Pcterman Of GOtha:
The telegram dated Oat 3, 1871, which announces the
rC ur; OF Ca WeypTrcht and Lieut.. Payer Of hc Aus
trian army states tnat III the mCnth or September IN
open iOund from ~ to 60 east Of Greenwich to
The nOrthwLId OF 7oo north latitude Tho nOrhCrmnOst
point reached 70 north tn" meridian - east.
Here found the most fay orahc state of ice toward the
North Pole probable connection with the
NORTH of Siberia toward the cast This appears to hc tho
most favorable route toward the North Pole
Petermen remarks THE last part OF this telegram
cannot understand, but have reason to assume that
Carl Land which discovered last year by the Count
ZriI aud Theodore IIeugr, extends tD 80 II north
TIE expedition made in small sailing vessel and
at the expense OF the officers.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
THE GERMAN VALLEY RAILROAD CASE.

TEEEToN, Nov. l.--Inc takil." Of tcstllnonT
i'll the Of Thompson agt. The German Valley Raj
road Company continued to-day before Lewis Parker
Master In Chancery. and adjourned till tomorrow
Jude r. g. Green and J. d. Baughart appeared for the
con rainant and M"Ssrs McCarter, Keen. and knGman
for the Defendant. Subpcnas have been lHscd Tor thr
Governors private secretary aud others. Iii cOLtCndtd
on one side that the Governor is bound to attend the
summons of hp Court because he has been suhpcnaed
- II private citizen, and not a. Governor. 49," from
the question whcthrr the Governor signed the u or not
n is cOntcndcd that the act became law hcCus' Oi -
remaining the Governors hands five days before the
final Adjournment uf tho Legislature. The bill was
taken 20 tie Governor on t&c :Uth o. Mach Lud Ihc
Irei,la adjourned the 9Th of April The bill was
lett with the state Librarian, aud brought before the
Court ON AN OF the CaHCClUT ana they found ap
pruGrd 10 il statement hy The Governor to the effect
That ne had signed the bill bu aicrward erased HIS SIG
nature. The Governor gncd a IN" reason Tor inns
course that Tie LurlN Of u" closing hours oi tho So
sIun u" would appeal lis signature 4" hla III IL ll!Al-
naclV before Investigating Them in order TO taCitaI"
hu siurss lie would then return those which he ap'
proved and retain those disapprOvcd. The question aS
To whether Gov. RandOlph shall be comphcd to obey
tlr mandate the Court will re decided by the Chan
cellor in day two The subsequent developments Of
interesting promise To Dc Of still more startling
and remarkable character.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
TIE PARK DEPARTMENT MANDAMUS.
BONDS CANNOT BE Issued WITHOUT ME. GREEN


The mandamus applied for by the Depart
uent Of Public Parks came up again, yesterday before
Judge InCraham in Supreme Court Chambers The
order was settled favor Of the Department for S2OO0O
for the use Of the Observatory Museum, and EiChhavc
improvements. Mr. Strahan, behalf OF the Deputy
Controller claimed that the order could not be OF any
Eff 4 issucd The unanimous approval OF the Board
OF ApOrionmcn must be had to the issue Of bonds un-
dI the statute and such approval was given in ths
matter The Judge SAID he supposed the case presented
by the papers showed such approval Mr.. Vanderpoel,
for the rtlator said that had been averred in their
ahdavs on information and belief and not denied by
the respon dent Mr. srahan said that capitalists were
now apt to scrunize the authority on which bonds
are issued and tO become quite learned in the statutes
that authority. naked order to raise money on
bonds would produce nothing. Mr. Vanderpoel said that
however the facts might be- the statute authorizing the
raising this S2OOOO0 bonds stood entirely ndepend
mt provision the effect that the money he raised
on production of proof that the Board OF AppOrtiOn-
meIt had authorized IL TO be raised was inserted by
the Court Mr. Strahan asked that the order direct the
rAisiug Of the money for permanent works only. MT
VsudCrpoc argued that the moneys were raised for
hrec certain definite purposes; and the court nhaIy
ptrrEatod II appearing TO the Court that these CON
slIucii0ns arc Of permanent character Win thehe
Two CORE clons the order was finally settled.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
FIRE ON AN OCEAN STEAMER.

KINGSTON, Oct. 9O.-Flre broke out on ooara
,hs Wet India and Pacific mail steamer Venezuelan,
trr Ivernoo while at sea- and only arrested after
the vessel and cargo had suffered much damage On the
18th u upon reaching the harbOr Of santa Martha ths
Captain was Obliged 70 scute tho fore part of the
steamer submerung one Of her water'hsht compart
ments. This exting guished the flames and saved the
vessel after she had burning 81 hours ene soes"
Asu,n wall for repairs, and will then call at Kingston
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

acua the removal OF certain refugees from the frontier
and more viRilant observation OF their movements.
Bogota dates to Oct. announce that tho New-Grana
dian Government has determined to protect tho steamer
vrgnius at Aspinwa and has received tho thanks OF
Gen. Hurlbert for adopting that decisive policy.
The Bolivian Congress having rejected the bin pro-
vdng for Federal Constitution, ministerial crisis has
resulted ard is probable the Government WILL IN con-
sequence, remove to La PaZ.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
AN ARKANSAS STORY.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 1.-SOme emigrants,
en- route from Georgia TO Texas were passing through
this city yesterday, accompanied by negroes raised"
with the family and following them TO Texas a. matter
Of choice Of about 700 negroes surrounded tho
wagons and took the negroes from them by fOrce and
against their proestatons Great indignation exists
among the whites here at the outrage.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

Work Relsrs. D!h' Small
Sndn1 Tvrhua Typhoid Scarlet ing. Measles thern poI.
Oct H.. ,

Drg past week there registered 4 deaths bc
over the previous Of IS the csponng week Of
1870 Zmo caused ia deaths tuton ll local 1851
a. Inc fatal o. smsroi
declined from and cough from 10 10 H. hcasl1
has deaths within four weeks During @ psst week the
from 6 those from pt" NeT irnn
10 and those from dphtLena and crouplfom 10 to A lyphueI
caused teat RrmrnI fever caused deaths and Intermittent T
in The mortality OF darleal dieaSt
fell There "a deaths due phhs PumOnaS
Increase of2l-and g the local respiratory afecBsa decrease
5 Bnghts produced DEATHS against in the previous week
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
CENTRAL AMERICA.

v,nurTNo IN GuArEMALA-THE STEAMER VIR"
aINIus uNpER THE PROTECTION OF NEW
GRANADA.
KINGSTON, Oct. sO.-Later dates from Qua
temsls announce that martial Law has been declared ID
the pepsrtments Of Chiquimus and Jalspa. Gen. Bar
ros had three times engaged the rebels and routed then
~. a~.svnmsss of A0n1Wps ~ eenaneea AaA.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
THE GOVERNOR OF MINNESOTA SUING A NEWS
PAPER FOR LIBEL.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. LIN the libel suit
OF Gov. Austin against The 81 Anthony DemoerHt
tho testimony upon which the defendant based the allie
cation of bribery In the fact that Gov Austin OBJ
tanned S 900 certain parties In Philadelphia through
T. H. Clark President of the Lake Superior and Misss
sppj Railroad Company. The plaintiff shows that 1t was
A loan secured by bond and mortgage upon rea estate
the hill which The Democrat charged that Gov. Austin
hrihpu TO
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
S3RA,GOO
HUGH SMITHS REAL ESTATE OPERATIONS.

HUGH SMITHS REAL ESTATE OPERATIONS.
Mr.. Hugh Smi,h has long been connected
with the Tammany Real Estate Ring of which Thomas
Murphy, Collector, Peter b. Swccny, Wm NJ Tweed and
Richard T. Connolly aIc the other active Partners The
records Of the Registers Office contain the following III
tcrcSnG facts relative to lis share Of the zeal estate
operations Of the Ring:
June 9N-So,d Peter r. Sweeney G. 1"G1h-st. POO
ftc. of cid Cth-aye 2O\o9.1 .1l........... E2'ooO
July l5--Eought in connection with peter b.
swccny, house e.s Broadway. 81 IT, r ooo
Nov .7-Borrh, cxccutcrs OF Henry ]. Hart C.
Rioadwa. md 6tl-rvc., from ID 70
l...anG s7T9sG G. GlS G' a:Sd,r....' 10000
sWccny originally bought tins oi
Barnett x Solomon, and sold 1t III the
SAN" month to Smith.
Dec. lt-S"ld Judge Iuhnny Scott C. 5. Gth-ave.,
POS Ii OF 4jtD st., 20XCO ................ 2soOo
1860.
i''' ST., iSo #. W. 4!a,c ........... s3sGOo
Feb. ls-Borght of John Cody, for sell and
swccny. 21th-st., s. F., a25 IT W Of 10Th q, ooo
rev. iGo f. e. Gtiayc., ."'..y.......: ll.oyO
Jan. yo-B.u-ht of Barnett q Sollaon, *. Of H.
J. Hart. u. Q. corner Broadway and
@5d s., lt5.?XGl IT,; u. g 33c-'i., e. "i
broadway, C2Xss.9; Clh.aye. aud
broadway, 3. G. corner 3rh St, 1ol4x
rj; 3Jr st., ~. =, 1858 e. of RroaGWay,
25N9s.9; mortgage. S?s7G25; cash,
&n",375; half share fer SWccry ........ 5jO,NT
'"! Io-15. Id:i.st. auI G:itavc - $4,000
ply, .H"cny, Tweed and C,rncilY,
block Cuh and 7atl.sj-.. 4th aud Mall.
son-avcs., 4OON2O0lO, So 200, Onc-ttth
share. o"''"
Oct 22-Boughl of Thomas Murphy, for self,
STceny, Connolly, and Tweed, block
between 81 lxty-cighth and sixty y-ninth-
ST. Fourth and Madison-aves, I00x
2Qa TO- $22OCO one-ffth share. .......-.. 1900
Nov 22-B0Ight OF Mary Van Horn and David
seller for self and Sweeny, Thirty
feurth-st.. :. F., $50 it, of Sixth-ave.
25NSsq s7OOOO. One-half shaTe.......... $4,000
Dec o4-BOugLt Of 7. Il. Swccny, house and lot
ixty-oightL-st., 100 fl. 4 of FlfthaNe.. 1900
1870.
J,u.'y Bought of Saml Kaufman, for s"f ard
Swrcuy. TLrirb->;.s -, 5l+ II. " of
EiAih- tvr.. -. ISjG! A3Ai9ll, $!3,5C9.
uIr-haIr -rnr".. .-........- ..... 1880
AnrT o--Puuclt o. Sapl'l H!ScOX n =. ~ Thirty
sccond->t, 4,u #. W oi Ei1hth-ayc 2Gr
Auril on-SCli Peter j.. SvCCny, <. :. OF IHNt"th-
Sciy[a S, % ~ - ont..ialf mart ..r....... 1900
Total 81, ,4CS, $50
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE efforts of the
Citizens Municipal Reform Association 10 have legal
proceedings instituted against the persons concerned in
the recent defacatoD In the Treasurers' Office have
been successiu Ine plsClictAtlorney mas 9Lawn ela
which been returned by the Grand Jury true,
and warrants been issued for the arrest OF the
that searching investigation by the courts into thess
food Of light on the In which the Offices Of The
city managed.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
TIE PUBLIC HEALTH-YELLOw FEVER IN THE
SOUTH.


The Board of Health, at its meeting ycster-
dav referred the Sanitary Committee the application
Of the Weehawken Ferry Company and Committee OF
butchers for permission to transfer cattle across :he
Hudson River in the day time during the Winter months
and to keep them in pens at Forty 1rstst and Tcnh'
ave until nghta The Board decided, in view OF thq
that yellow fever ia still raging in Charleston and
Key West, proclaim those ports infected All vessels
coming from those ports this month Will bee quaranned.
following comparative statement Of contagious dis
eases was submitted:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSIA.

ANOTHER PHASE OF TIE CATACAZY CASE.
sT PETERSBURG Wednesday, Nov. l, 1871.
The Journal de 81. Petersbouro, referring to
the Of the Russian Minister at Washington denies
that NJ Catacazy has been told he cannot stay In Wash
iugton after the visit of the Grand Duke Alexis and
states that Mr. Curtin the American Minister has never
Informed the Government here that the American Gov
ernment threatened To send the Russian Minister his
passports.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
faKNKRAL PRRss pIRArCH.i

The Secretary Of the Treasury has called In d,soooe
morn OF the Three Per Cents Of the denomination of o
from No. 9s0s to 2us, and also the denomination Of
mo ooo from No asc7 70 3ss Tho interest 10 70 eease on
the slst Of December.
aea. Geo. b. Williams Of Indiana to-day formally con
ondcd an en9agement with NJ. Moir the Japanese Min
iaar and viii 70 % that country for tho purpose of or
esnsnR an Internal Revenue system there, SIMILAR ts
car own Gen. Willlams ID now eeeond Depats Connms
sener az Iniarnal Ravenue at Washington ana hs Aso
~ expaFanco e Aasessef Cse6tOg ana Supervisor o
Inirnia nsveAn1 hAvinG beeA enNs1ea u eeees eeDeE
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. BANKRUPT.

The Board of Fire Commissioners met yes
terday Commissioner shaler in the chair Commissioner
Heun, ssey made statement in regard to the financial
rendition II the Department. The Deputy Controller
had g. oo in land for the immediate use Of the Depart
mt H. lut be required that the payment, should ht made
dirc, 'rom his oficc proposition which the CoinIpis-
HoIcr Va, Unwilling to accept without HNtTuct tons to
that A,ct from The Board. Tie money needed for
the v LIcLt ,i saluc> hut hc did not think that 50
irr gsr proceeding would be tolerated ~ the Board.
He had .ca,d that the Board of Ere Underwriters had
advan cd :l-CO0 at the request Of Mr Green. 10 meet
the culrtIi ,p,oos Of tie Department toJan l; hut
the coiduio:s undo which this done would require
the col.s. r.:iou ot the Board Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
SPAIN.

THE GOVERNMENT TO BE ATTACKED IN TIE
CORTES.
MADRID. Wednesday Nov. l, 1871.
The Radicals will make an attack on the
Government next week in the Cortes but on what par
tcular question yet uncertain The result will depend
the attitude Of the Carss they hold the balance
OF power.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
AUSTRIA

BARON KELLERSPERG ASKED TO FORM CABI-
NET.
VIENNA, Wednesday, Nov 1, 1871.
The Baron HOlzethan having declined, the
Empc ror has invited Baron Eclerspcrg formerly Gov
crHOr Of BOhs uia to form Cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
GERMANY.

ILLNESS OF THE WAR MINISTER.
BERLIN, Wednesday, Nov l. 1871
Owing to the illness of Gen. Won Room, Min
OF War; Gen. St0sck has been placed IN temporary
charge of the War Office a. Assistant.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
THE cu1cAco INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-The AttOrneyGcncrals OF
this State has commenced proceedings against the fol-
lowing insurance companies, upon an official statement
of the State Auditor that the assets Of tho companies
arc nsucent to i,stfy their continuance in business
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
FRANCE.
TIE NEW MILITARY SCHOOL.

AFIlHi WCUHVtUdy, NUV T. IoII'
PRESIDENT Theirs, accompanied by the Minis
ters OF War and the Marine will 60 Rouen the 9th
inst to lay the OF the projected military
tablishmcnt.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

Oct. l5-BOught OF James Lcnuox, for SELF Peter
Il. Sweony, WIN. NJ. Tweed, Rlohd B.
Connolly, and Hugh Smith, block be-
tween Goth and 70th-sts 4th and Mad
lson-avcs., 4OON2OOlO. S267, 800, One-tifth
Ourt
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
THE BALLAD OF BOSS BILLIE.

Totai................... <I,AVS'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-28
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. January %. TURrENTISE. =
During the week just closed tile market for this
article has ruled luite firm. and all brought In
has found ready sale at former quotations. Re
ceipts have been exceedingly light, being mad
eduate for distillers' purposes, and foot up only
7T3 barrels.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-1n this article we have
no important alteration 10 report for the week
just ended. There has been steady inquiry from
dealers and receipts have found sale each day
when offered ON the market, at A cents Tor South.
ern packages. Owing, however, TO the meagre
quantity arriving, and the unusually light STOCK
IN first hands, only few transactions have taken
place. Wequote the market as closing firm, VII n
nearly or quite all the stock here being IN export
ers' hands and awaiting foreign shipment.
RosIS.-The. market for all grades has ruled
quite steady and frm since our last, and prices
have been fully sustained. Receipts both by
river aud rail- continue to be unusually meagre
and there IS scarcely any stock remaining In
factors hands. which viii acconntfor the limited
transactions the market closes .frm at 81 10
for strained.
TAR-Is.wlthout' change in price. steady de.
mand has existed, and tlle market rules firm at
81 65 Receipts are Dnoaerate, footing mp 935 bbl1
for the week, all of which sold as 81 IS per bbl.