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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-12
A AROE CRIsTALbR A CO., AUCTIoNEERs.
~ PEHIMpToRY SALE.

Iaces, Enoroideries Fans, Parasou and Jet Jcwelry
THE day, l0I5 O'clock by Instruction OF Mr. William
WEINBERG, valuable his store No ,ol
Broaaway, which will be sold without IN coDse
ouence OF his leaving the bus
Ladies and the public generally
particularly this at which bargains
ma be expected. Goods exhibition.
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL II AND Is,
- At l05S o'clock each day, nj

~ AND 67o BROADWAY UNDER METROPOLITAN
kHssRRss sssfrL fbsHs''
THO &c sold whcu! reserve in Of "
ssw.i.y o. ~. ana artistic pain and WIN
silver and
o Ssno aaa
&C., 10 The Fixtures All OF the elegant descrip
Ss:s: Ssef walnut Side and Show Cases. Desk: Jew.
WI b s1hib,sisn % and after THURSDAY ,s.A ns
S s ao. s.s n: sss
AZ; SEYMOUR ySoSI AUCTION II gER,
sar5 r. s.ss day. IN
s''s S'SS. sSirfs IL iI,s
fss$s Ss Ss %sb s4sssr
cAk a5a SEtsI rMRsk fA 2f MET
DRESDEN CHINA WARE iiANr some GROUPS. 30, So
Also general and complete assortmen, OF
CHANDELIERS.
BRACKETS aASDsaE E.MAEt LIGHTS lie
::
POSSESSION OF THE PREMISES
MUST BE GIVEN BY TIE 18TH INST
This sale will therefore. perenptory without
catalogues ready at the store
DRIAN H. MULLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA Lots Seventh Boulevard and l2sth
z or'T vi CO. ~ ss At
:Sson On nau1se'y April r. al2 Scloes NJ at the =.
yard-seven lots Yves. SIDE sth and l2h streets.
avenue Boue ard ish ios south s,d. IS
feet west OF Seventh avenue Boulevard.
UcTIoN SALE OF HANDSOME PAINTINGS, EN-
~ gravnes statuary Silyerware and Household Furni
KELSEY, Aaconeer. At new No. 2a South Fifth street, VIII
iiamsbnrs
A UCTIoN SALE OF LOAN OFFICE PROPERTY TO
1hnrsday April is s2 O'Clock p NJ ls5 Grand
sssS BarS ao cCn bas and cqs
Gibbs singers. &c; also Diamond Pins and Rings Sale
positive, without reserve.
A DRIAN II. MULLER ArcT1oNEER
ADRIAN H. MULLER p r wilkins ! co viii ii's sell
sa III ap A. asT osk bs at n ma
OF schsinger deceased West Thirty eighth street,
Ges aaa en hs
and Eighth avenues and known No. s27. House
2IsSs Can be from 10 TO O'Clock by permit from
the suctioneer
DRIAN y. MULLER, ACCOMMODATIONS AND
ItL S LS co., viii srs s DneoS on
ia april - a. ~ At The .ssssn5s
high stoop brown front House situate The north
about y et esp oonn ann nodern
Improvements, black walnut stairs lot lsszlto5
UCTIoN sALE.-THos. ". LINDSAY, ACCTIoNEER.
"A VIII sell on THURSDAY April ls at 10 O'Clock at 1ci At
English Pump, silver plated Measures Sold
to pay storage and advances. Sale positive.
UCTloN-ATi IL EAST TENTH ST. NEAR FIFTH Av
N EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctionccr
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A UCTIoN sALE.-THos ". LINDSAY, ACCTIoNEER,
"A will SELL Thursday April 49, at 10 O'Clock 1oa
sptc Brooklyn splendid Bow Counter large
rosewood English Beer Pump silver plated Measures Sold
to pay storage and advances Sale positive.
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RY J. W. CAMPBELL, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL
ID Thursday 18th, at II O'CLOCK j. T. Budd's Hot Air
Furnace and Range Business at 1924 Broadway established
70 years consisting Of three sizes Of Iron Patterns for Fur
Patent Right az run with Rep air Pat
terms for Budd Ranges entire stock Ranges
Castings Tools other Goods Fixtures to be sold In
Also sell the Frame Buildings -four numbcr built lots
12 and l,2A Broadway, in good condition. Sale positive
n reserve
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DOsT OFFICE NoTIcE.-THE MAILS ron EUROPE,
during the week ending Saturday, Aprn 49, ISL, will
NJ this office Tuesday III A. M on Wednesday
ATTY A. NJ, an Thursday At -. and Saturday At M
A. n. y. Ia. JONkk. Pou1mAsses.
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WIN. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY,
w at O'clock at "A Canal street. a large quantity OF
Household, from families and others removing several Par
SUITS, 10 French plate Mirrors Lace and Damask Cur
tsns Centre, Dining and Tea Tables E,ageres Pianos
black walnut, mahogany aud ensmeied Chamber SUITS
hair Mattresses feather Beds and Bedding, Wardrobes,
Bookcases Lounges; Easy, Rocking other Chairs
Extension Table, 30 or ~ Carpets, oil Cloths Paintings
Engraving Stoves China, Glass, sivrware, with
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DY J. W. CAMPBELL, ArCTIONEER.-J. H. ED
ID WARDS sells this IL O'Clock, at l066 Second
avenue Fifty sixth street entire Stock fine Fixtures,
Of Glass; old established Grocery. Stock
general Also sell fine young Horse,
Top Wagon and Harness In fine condition Positive
seekers spectators, buyers invited
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EEoRGEJ. SMITH, AUcTIoNEERwiL ExPoshF OR
VI sale at public IhursdAy, April III, ISL at ~
O'Clock A. NJ, the Contents Toy and Fancy store AZ ~
Blrecker street, corner Tenth lofof Dolls. Toy
Wagons Masks, &c; las Fixtures Counters, show Cases.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Elegant Household Furniture
Rosewood Pianofore, Mirrors,
Gas Fixtures. rich Carpets, China, Glass, &C.,
private residence No. IL East Thirty first street.
between Madison and Fifth avenues.

a "
April 49, at II O'Clock, above richly carved rosewood
and striped reps marble Centre and Fancy Tables fine
wood octave Pianofore Lndemnn Son, Makers Sofas,
Lounges and Easy Chas Curtains and Cornices walnut
pillar Extension Table, marble top Buffet, Secretary aud
Library Bookcases Dining Chairs walnut and mahogany
French Bedseads Dressing Bureaus Wardrobes enameed
Suits Mattresses Bosers and Pillows rich wilton, Velvet
and Brussels Carpets Oilcloths China Glass, Kitchen
Utensils, &c.
Also all the fine Chandeliers and Ga Fixtures.
Catalogues at Auctoneers' office, No. 8 Pine street.
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ENGINEER OFFICE, HOUSTON AND GREENE SITS
II NEW YORK. April a. is7i.
will sell a, public sale May ~ 1871, one Horse, Wagon
aud Harness, 40 reene street. New York BIS deemed
disldyanta geous viii be rejected. Terms ash. -
JOHN NEWTON,
Lieutenant Colonel Engineers. Brevet Mayor General
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~ Wednesday, April u, at II o'clock, at the Exchange
salesroom, Ill Broadway,
3as Third street, three story brick front Dwelling;
house 2lxS7; lot 2ix10S.
$50 Third street. the four story brick Dwelling house
2lx45; lot 2l105. Maps and particulars at the Office.
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IlY N. DOUGHTY, AUCT1ONEER,
will sell this day. l0b O'Clock, at the saesrooms 70
Nassau street. general assortment Of hne Household Furn
ure of all kinds Including Parlor SUITS in rosewood walnut
and mahogany; also Library once and Secretary Desks
Velvet Carpets cured hair Mattresses, Feather Beds and
Bedding China, Crockery and Glass Ware Lounges
ism Chars Dealers and housekeepes viii find this sale
worthy attention.
NoTIoE-The of Household Furniture announced 10
take place by NJ. DOUGHTY, Auctoneer this day. 2V3
Fourteenth voidaby postponed
day April lS eame hour.
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This sale will therefore, be percmptoy and without
vAtion
Goods be examined ready at store
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DY l. J. SwARZKOPB, AUCTIoEEER-SELI.S. %
ID o'clock III First street two Pianos Bedseads Bure
Tables, de-, positively In lots. Dealers invited.
l. j. sWARZkoPH, 243 Bowery
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Al -KAvANAGH & DECKERs IMPROVED BILL
Al. lard Tables all furnishes with the celebrated Cat
gut sions nj greatly reduced PRICES New 5rlD Tables
complete, $40 and other sizes at corresponding rates.
Warerooms corner Cana and Centre streets
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BoARDEIs WANTED.

CO1 WEST WENTYFOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
EAf Seventh and Eighth svenueA-To lot, with Board
from the list OF May second story front Room. well fur
-
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BILLIARDS.

Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES.
AL. unequalled FOR and durability "a u
by the leading amateurs and profes .onai PLAYERS
constantly hand Tables ut prices ranging r2b D.
wards also unique styles for dwelling houses
PHELAE A COIsLEkDER, 73s Broadway.
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DY JOHN A. DUNN, AuCrioNEER.
Id John A OHM 90.

saesroom 233 Bowery will sell this day at 1917 O'clock
No the entire Furniture contained
boarding house. containing 70 together with
billiard The furniture consists OF general
assortment such usually found In boarding houses The
and billiard consists OF two Billiard Tables with
Balls, Cues and Racks complete black walnut Counter
Shelving Glassware sofas, Chairs, Gas Fixtures lcebox
Screens, Engravlngs, &C., &c Catalogues at sale
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A UCTION SALE OF LOAN OFFICE PROPERTY TO
~ pay advances.-J. d. JOHNSON. Auctioneer will cell
on 1haisda April H. at O'Clock NJ AT ls5 Grand street.
second door, Billiard Table, Cloth Balls and Cues,
used II Sewing Machines Wheeler n Wison's Wilcox d
Gibbs singers. &c; also Il Diamond Pins Rings Sale
positive, without
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Paintings on exhibition day and evening.
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rN G. MACY. AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL THURS
day, 18th Instant AT ii O'clock entire Stock and Gle
can't Fixtures French Confectionery s3 Broadway wet
all the apparatus pertaining to first class confec
$3.50 MACY CO., ISL Broadway.
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A UCTI0N SALE OF HANDSOME PAINTINGS, EN-
u Cravings. statuary, Siverware and Household Furn
tre, Thursday, April 49, II O'Clock A. M, w.
llarnslur - '
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DEM r. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEER
ID On Thursday, April b. 1871 at ~ NJ, At 800 Warren
street Brooklyn gentecl Household Furniture consisting of
Paror Suits rosewood Piano, Pier and Mante Mirrors Oh
Paintings marble Tables, black walnut Bedroom Suits
chestnut and enameled do curled hair Mattresses
Feather Beds Pillows, Extension Tables black walnut Buff
fes Dining Room Chairs Pier and Manel Mirrors Velvet
Brussels Tapestry Carpets oielohs, Refrssrators Hat
sale Household Furniture at 20 waverey place. Psr!cu
lars In time.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01
A BATH OF DEATH.

Suicide of n Religious Fanatie-A Heart
broken WidOwer-His Farewell Letters.
On Tuesday evening respectfully -attired man
applied at the desk of the Grand Central Hotel
for suite of rooms and after having entered
his name in the register as 81. F. Hayes, of
Massachusetts,, was shown to suite 3d. which
consists of a parlor, bedroom and bathroom,
and is located on the Broadway side of the
second floor.
Yesterday morning, at about 10 o'clock, he
rang the bell, and ordered the bell-boy to bring
him Tribune, which request was promptly
complied with the gentleman being in his night
shirt and in bed.
Early in the afternoon, as the chambermaid
was going the rounds of the rooms for the pur-
pose of making up the beds, she came to the
tOor of No. 2s but, finding it locked, she passed
the room, intending to return later and complete
her work.
At about o'clock she returned to the room
but found it locked, and as
NO ANSWER WAS RETURNED
to her repeated raps, she opened the door with
her pass key, and proceeded with the cleaning
of the room.
After having arranged the front room she
entered the bedroom and made up the bed.
While engaged in this duty she accidentally
cast her eye to the door of the bathroom, which
stood ajar, and was horrihed at beholding the
naked figure of q man sitting upright in the
bath, with the
BLOOD TRIoKIIEG DOWN HIS BREAST.
the clerk, who found the inmate of the room
sitting in the bath tub. He was entirely naked,
and sat with his back to the head of the tub,
while the feet touched the foot end of the tub.
On the right side of the breast a
small aperture showed that
deadly missile had entered there and
ENDED THE MANS LIFE.
further search led to the discovery of a tve-
shooter, which was found under the body, and
had no doubt been used for the suicide.
From the wound, which was aboutthree inches
| below the nipple, but very little blood had es-
| capped, as the bath-tub contained but very few
drops of the suicides life blood, thus leading
to the belief that internal hemorrhage had set
| in.
From papers found among the effects by
Coroner Young 1t appears that the deceased was
| George K. Hathaway, of Rutland, Vermont
| agent for the Rutland Marble Works. His father
| is reported to be wealthy and the deceased was
a widower, whose only child had also died soon
| after its mother.
| A letter, ten pages long, was taken possession
| of by the Coroner, from which it appears that
| the deceased had singular notions about reli-
! gious matters. and that he had lived beyond his
means. The letter, which bore the address, ''To
my friends" is written in a rambling style.-N.
! Y. Standard, to-day.
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THE HALL ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Preparations for Its Departure.

The Polaris is almost ready to SAIL and many
of the stores for the voyage are being placed on
board. Captain Hall is here experimenting the
arrangements in person. A great deal of salts
faction is expressed by those Interested in the
expedition at the thorough manner in which all
the preparations for the exploration have been
made, which is due to the liberal appropriation
of Sl00, 900 made by Congress. The vessel sails
from here it is expected by Captain Hall, next
Saturday fer New York, ,andhe intends to start on
his voyage from New York two weeks later. The
surgeon-naturalist who takes the place in the
company that DR.. Walker resigned, is DR.. Emil
Bessels, of Heidelberg, Germany, who went to
Spitzbergen and Nova Zembla with the Swedish
Arctic Expedition. A young man from the OBJ
seryatory of Ann Arbor, Michigan, will 60 as
astronomer, and as meteorological an officer from
the Storm Signal Corps of the War Department
ii is understood, win be detailed. This expedi-
tion starts under better auspices on account of
more perfect equipment and advantages gained
from past experience, than any expedition
for Arctic exploration ever before
fitted out, and Captain Hall and
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FROM EUROPE.
TBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

TBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The E0ening Telegraph.
Unpepularity of Versai1lists.
LONDON, June 1.-The Times special des-
patch from Paris says the Versailles troops are
net as popular as when they entered Paris, be-
cause of the severe measures taken by them
against the population.
Large numbers of Frenchmen and foreigners
are returning to Paris to
Resume Commercial and Manufacturing
Operations.
A despatch from st. Denis of to-day says two
regiments of guards have
Returned to Germany,
and their places have been supplied by other
troops.
Mr.. Gladstone has Been Indisposed,
bat is now in better health.
The Uolliers of South Wales
have resolved to strike unless conceded an ad-
vance of five per cent in wages.
Some specie and cotton have been saved from
the wreck of the steamship Crescent City.
The Rumors of A citation
and Carlist rising in Spain are officially con-
tradicted. The Times has despatch from Bonn
bay that Herat fell into the hands of Yakoob
Khan through treachery, and the Governor was
killed.
This Mornings Quotations.
LIVERPOOL, June 1-1O'3O A. NJ. M.-Cotton nrm;
uplands, 7497Xd.; Orleans SGS1Sd. Sales to-day
estimated at 1900 bales.
LONDON, June 1-11'30 A. M.-Consols, for money,
93H, and for account, s21s ex-dividend. Bonds OF
1862 90H of 1865, old, 9O3s OF 1861 92H 1040s, SO.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, June Lao P. M.-Consos for money,
932z, and for account 90, eX-dvidend
LONDON, June 1-1'30 A. M.-Refned petroleum,
17hd.
LIVERPOOL, June IL 80 P. M.-Cotton nrmer bat
not quotsbly higher Sales now estimated at IS ,eOe
bales 5000 OF which taken for export and specu-
Iation. York, COS. Beef, 1O2s. Cd. Lard, ass. Cd.
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He is in Indiana now; Ill years DID, saw
Washington often during Se Revolution, and Is
yet hale and hearty. They call him Ross cut
there.
The Harvard Adueeate SAYS the sophomores
at Vassar have been hazing the freshmen; they
have TO come down with cigarettes and lemon
ade or be put to bed.
DIR. Livingstone has not gone to Ljijijijiji as
was reported. The latest news from him states
that he was at Txyxyxyxy. He was in desti-
tute condition, having no changes to note and
No notes to change.
When a circus visits Providence, r. l., as
many of the people as can afford 1t 90 in to see
the show, while the rest stay outside and pitch
stones at the canvas. The authorities were
mean enough TO arrest one of these latter on
Tuesday.
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EnaAE TrgTMLxIaHNoE.
Charge of Conspiracy.
COURT of 0,larter Sesstons-Jllaae FYnIettw.

Court OF Quarter SessiOnS-Jttdge FinIettsT.
James Haney was put on trial to-day charged
with conspiracy with Jimmy Logue and John Jen-
kins to break into the house OF Mr.. Furman, at
Twelfth and Jefferson streets, Tor the purpose OF
stealing 1t will be remembered that on the 18th OF
MAY Mr.. Furmans house was entered and robbed
by Loeue and Jenkins who are now In the Peniten-
tiary for the crime.
This young man was found driving the wagon in
which the two thieves rode and carried their tools
wrapped In a carpet. The defense set forth that
Hanley made lis living by means OF vending pro-
duce about the Streets and doing whatever work ne
could get; and this being the day OF the peace
he readily took up the offer OF Logue and Jenkins
who wanted TO employ him TO drive them about,
never telling him what was their purpose, and Is
was argued that unless he was proven 70 have
known their object he could not be convicted. An
excellent character for honesty Was also shown.
On trial.
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his associates are most shopeful of
achieving satisfactory results. Mr.. Morton,
who Is third officer, and who 10 the only living
explorer who ever saw the open Polar Sea- has
the utmost confidence that the Pelaris will find
a route by which to enter It. number of large
board. Captain Hall says he has to have the
natives make his sledges, since they can do it
much better than white men. A neat little
cabin, handsomely carpeted, is fitted up, and
cabinet organ is now In 1t, which manufac-
turer has presented and which will be taken
along, if room can be spared, for amusement in
the long winter nights Captain Hall will re-
main here till the vessel starts for New York,
and then he will proceed there by rail- Wash
inqtoa Patriot yesterday.
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FROM THE STATE.
Railroad Inspection.

Special Despateh to The Evening Telegraph.
HARRISBURG, June 1.-Thomas A. Scott, first
Vice-President of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, passed through this place this morn
ing to the West, on an annual tour of inspection
over all the railroads in the United States which
are owned leased, or in any way controlled by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The trip
will extend to the extreme limits of the Northern
and Union Pacific Railways, and will embrace
every radiatng branch in the Western States,
as well as the lines diverging to the Southwest
Mr.. Scott is accompanied only by his private
secretary, j. p. Green, and will spend one month
in the tour of inspection.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Ceremonies - The Artillery
School.

Decoration Ceremonies - The Artillery
School.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.
FeRTREss MONROE, Va, May 30.-The graves
of the soldiers at the National Cemetery, at
Hampton, Va, were decorated to-day with i'm
posing ceremonies by Farragut Post, No. 5, G.
A. X.
The following second lieutenauts of artillery,
who graduated at the Artillery School on the
1st of May. have been relieved from duty aud
others assigned in their places, viz.:-First Ar
tillery-Lieutenant William P. Van Ness trans
ferred to Co. f. relieved by Lieutenant James
E. Bell from Co. M; Lieutenant r. FL. Patterson,
Co. G, relieved by Lieutenant Henry W. Hub
bell Jr., Co. B. Second Artillery-Lieutenant
Nat Wolfe Co. A to Ce. d. relieved by Lieuten-
ant Barnet Wager, of Co. d; Lieutenant Edwin
8. Curtis transferred from Co. G to Co. X. Third
Artillery-Lieutenant Joseph M. Califf, Co. f,
relieved by Lieutenant Asa T. Abbott, Co. A;
Lieutenant Charles w. Hobbs, Co. A, relieved
by Lieutenant Charles Sellman, Co. ID. Fourth
Artilery-Lieutenant f. w. Green, Co. /, re-
lieved by Lieutenant Jshn Simpson Co. A;
Lieutenant Arthur Couston, from Co. II to Co.
f, Third Artillery; Lieutenant j. Estcourt Saw
yer, Co. G, relieved by Lieutenant David s.
Dawson, Co. A; Lieutenant George E. Gage, Co.
G, relieved by Lieutenant Alexander G, Morton,
Co r.
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PhiIadeIphia Trade Heport.

THURSDAY, June 1.-The Flour market is dull, and
for old stock and grades likely to by the sum-
mer season, prices are weak aud unsettled. The
demand is mostly for the home.censumers, whose
purchases foot up soc barrels, including superne at
s5'2b@5'50; extras at S562K65e SIN. Iowa and Wis.,
consin extra family at s6'bea6T5; Minnesota do do.
$7@S725 Pennsylvania do do at $6'25(a6 rs; Indiana
and Ohio do. do, at sI97 90; ana fancy brands
at s7'15@9, as In quality: Rye -Four may be quoted
at IS s7E@s. In Corn Meal nothing doing.
The stock Of primesWheat is light and for this de-
scrpton steady demand prevails at full prices but
inforor grades are neglected Sales OF 20O6 bushels
Western red at 81 e5@l es ssme amber at sl'7O and
400 bushels Western white at sl'77 Rye may be
quoted at s112&115 for Pennsylvania and Western.
Corn is dun and prices weak. Sales Of yeowat T4c,
and 1eoe bushels Western mixed at 73c. Oats are
nrm and 14oo bushels white Pennsylvania ana
doing
The last sale Of No. Querctron was at yso per
ton.
Seeds-In Cloverseed and Timothy nothing doing
and prices are nominal. Flaxseed Is scarce, and
sells at S225(a23o.
Whisky is dull and weak. We quote Western IRON
bound at 94c,