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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
Coleman Bened,cts closing quotations at ?. No.

The gold market has been fairly active. The price
opened at l2 fell off to 11ii, but quickly reacted to
ll2s with frequent sales in the afternoon at 1l2i.
Just before the close of the Room. however, sales
were made at llli There ia nothingnew to add.co
corning the course of speculation. the dealings for
the moment being largely on mercantile account.
The rates on gold loans were O. and per cent gold.
The Gold Exchange noted to adjourn at p. m to-
day and tomorrow, instead Of the usual hour. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed In coin interest SS26
900; In currency interest, $4,000, and on called
bonds, $500. The days business OF the Gold Ex.
change Bank was "a follows Gold cleared, &s7, e5s-
600; gold balances eiSloo5. and currency balances.
ei,7lb600. The following were the quotations:
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The monetary situation was characterized by the
strngency heretofore noted The supply offering on
call was limited and borrowers on stock colaterals
paid per cent pretty generally until late in the at
ternoon when loans were made as high as and in
terest, the final business being at 1-l6Gs In dis
count the business was light, prime acceptances 60
ing at 10 to II per cent.
The Government bond market opened steady, but
prices advanced iii the late dealings The CHIEF
feature was the scarcity of bonds offering, the
smallest purchases being sometimes made with DIFF
fculty. 1875 sold at 11T611S, and 1868 at ll's@
HI Fisk & Hatch report as follows at 4 p. m;
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-Y0Rk

PORT OF NEW-YoRk. ...........'..........''DEc. 10
CLEARED.
Steamship sarSeton sr) Christie, Bremen H. sueeand Co.
sieam.eD pl.s, Poster ,ssa.d Boston eo1;,,D,
Bari Ai.ntc Dcli9,on BTdget2n &C. Il ToEerlge,' Sons
Bark @ GPS Pierre LqS s2 R,S ss cS Co.
Big Els DBL Pool Rio Ga9de DO Sui &C. 0elnsa; { Co.
Big Big f T. Ta~h SS Willard New Haven
sch j. W. Brl Purday ST. John N b. P Ysvius
scir Rdgewood Henderson Georgetown &c. E. D. Hubut Co.
Scb Charlotte Mccarthy Cobb Aspiaws Evans Ball Co.
s ssS s G GSs%n Ss:2E.I S' sano
SchE j. Williams Mo Stamford stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Greece Bt TOmas Liverpool Dec H. and Queenstown
i2h with ndss and pass t to F. anrst NJ. ., . ,, a.,
Steamship Manhattan wOOdhu Charleston c. with udse and
Steamship HeT%sn Livingston CAee.msn Savannah, with d's
steamship Baen Terry ssyear, Nesbe, N. c. with naval
steamship City Of Austin Eiddee EevOsans Dec 10, with
steamship @ysnOfe Read Richmond City POiu, and Norfolk, with
m1se and pass to oh Dominion Steamship Co ~ - IN,
Steamship Victoria Br) Munro Glasgow via Neville Dee 49, with
mdse and pass to Henderson Bros.
Steamship Regulator Freeman Wilmington with m'e and pass to
steamship Georgia CrOve Charleston With nse and pass H. r.
Sem J. +. Kelsey, steemsn. Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Dec 3-Arryed steamship Neptune, from York
brig Earle from SavapDah Mary Pencil from fernanlns srs
LEwss Del Dec aPsed steamship Ya,Oo from New Orleans
PRSosCo Dec laAve ship Ellen Monroe NOTerOss from
New.YOrk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuRHxsrowx The National Line steamship Spain Grace
from NewYork for Liverpool arrived here Saturday evening
The Line steamship Minnesota Freeman from New
York Dec Liverpool here O'clock this morning
Dee 30The Anchor Line steamship India, Brown from
New-York Dec. a. for Glasgow, arrived here to-day
PLYMOUTH Tbe Hamburg American Line steamship We
pha chwanu from Hewiork Dec 49, for Hamburg arrived here
to-day.
WHALERS.
DIEGO CAL Dec 2OArhyed bark Minerva Bo1e from San
Francisco for New Bedford, eaky.
SPOKEN.
Sept &C. S. long &c w. ship Exchange, from Calcutta for
New-iOrk.
Oct rs 80 40 S. long &c 20 E. ship Equator Rus from Batavia
Nov 23 a. long a. rhp Republic (Br Corning, from Gotten
burg for Boston.
DISASTER.
BosrOS Dee 3Tbe scby Wgona FROM pS'n ho,,on PIT
and ed with water She has been tsAeH alongside The Nha ana
rGVf ISsDg made 10 stop the Leak
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Cuba BI) Noodle, from Liverpool pee u va
Queenstown 18TH put into HALIFAX on SATURDAY Sth morning 0 VI
q - a..
For --latest Ship Ne5s Fun Pdqe
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING OFFICE OF FISK d HATCH,


New-YoTk Dec 30, 1872.
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD is about
completed. It's immediate promise of business is
very large; its earnings on the disconnected portions
Will reach thisiyear nearly S1,0O0,000, without min
era or through business, from which its revenues
q completed Road will be largely derived. Coal
mining, iron furnaces rolling mills and manufacto-
ries of all kindsi,will soon crowd its whole lne
while the producing West and manufacturing East
are eagerly awaiting the opening of this new Trunk
Line which is destined to have so important in
huence upon the transportation of their products
The FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GoLD BONDs,
the total amount of which is only S15,0O0OO0, arc
secured upon property worth S35,oOO,OoO to Si0,-
OOO are among the best urities i'll the Market
fully equal in intrinsic value to the Central Pacific
Bonds. They issued in denominations OF 600,
$780, and $1,000 and at their present market price,
Sc and accrued interest, are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BoNDs
are too well known to require description or COM
mendation Their total amount is 25.sSj, 900; they
have for long time ranged in market price near or
above par--the price to-day being 1O2 to 1927, with
coupon on, due Jan. l, of per cent gold.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to s., 900. This road is now
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment of its bonds principal and interest is assumed
by the latter. Their market price to-day is 81 to 92i
also with threeper cent gold coupon on, due Jan. l.
AS they have recently been introduced the Stock
Exchange we expect to them rapidly rise to ths
price of CENTRAL PACIFICs being substantially the
same in character and value.
The CHESAPEAKE and OHIO the CENTRAL and WEST
ERN PACIFIC BONDS all of which have been negotiated
by us, we believe to be the best and most de-
sirable Investment Securities in the market which
in time must become very scarce; especially as the
Government will probably, during the coming year,
pay Off in gold, another largelot of FIvE-TwENTIEs.
and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT BONDS.
We buy and sell usual Government Bonds, re-
ceivs deposits ON which we allow interest, mako
collections, and conduct general banking business
in all its branches. FISK d HATCH.
HewEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st., New
York. sher the same facilities to DepOsitors lii
corporated Banks and allow Interest daily bal
ances ut the rate of Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &c.
&c. Scr Investors
CHICAGO, DANvIILE AND VINcESNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNps.--
The road earning dividend it's stock beside in
terest on it's bonds. But small amount remaining.
Apply personally or by letter to
w. b. SHATTUCK & Co., % Nassau-st
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Company, due Jan. ], will be paid by Messrs Aien,
Stephens & Co. at their banking mousse NO -
Pine-st.
The State of Iowa will redeem its January coupons
at the office of its agents. Allen Stephens Co., NO
p Pne-st. 90
The bank statement compares ae follows with
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As New-Years is close holiday, the bonds Will Dc
purchased on the I'd inst. aud gold will be sold on
the 3d. the same as was done last week when Christ
mas interviewed.
Foreign Exchange has been quiet, which Is due
partly to the strngency and high rates for money
The nominal rates are follows, but sales are made
helnw these fiNres:
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board of Aldermen.

f0TrcAI- STATED SESSION, SATURDAY. Dee 49, 1874
PesentAherman Punu In the chair and OF members
Thst be built IN Srth st. 10 Poureenthst
PAPERS ASSISTANT ALDKRnRs LAID oyER.
That Morton ST. from Beeeker-st West, be remembered.
Petition Of asking
half the lane onhg and adjacent their property and known
the FtI Royroad.
Adjourned uaal Monday next, SOh inst, oecct p.
JosRPB SHANNON, Cerk.
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nECIRIOHH-DEc. 20.

Supreme Cosrt-C hamb~S;-The remainder of the
n6S Monday December molten calendar will be transferred the
hsnaay ealehaas for Jasassy, ls7a
Superior CoSrt-Special Term--By Judge sedgwick
--CoIsnAs NJ AViasStoa--Cass sestec
Common Pleas-Spcdal Thm--By Chief-Jnstice
D.y-Tbt Atlantic and Piefs Telsgnyh Co ssssa tAs Western
bnsp Tslszns2k CN-sss eB&sa ". I'T-
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PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LJvERPoOL-In stedrshp Greece Dec 3o-M H,lpin
Ovus Waters and wife Charles Maddox hrs nmsn Mrs Stamp
Mrs Parker Miss swAnstOn A. NJ Smith, H. Sherman, Mr. and
Mrs NJ Prato
FROM SAvAYNAH--Tn steamship Lrnoston Dec 90
b. wife j. X lee and wife, Miss Robinson G. W
simcns r. H. C. Bats IT, Moody, H. NJ. Seay, W. Psuls0n Ii.
Mack, J. s. Mack, and Z N ihe steerage
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MINIATnRk ALMANAc

SIM lses,. 1924 run l:s2 Moon 6:23
Saniy Hoof. $3.50 Cows Island. GIL Hell Gate Ferry. oO
Sandy oot m 800 Cows Ispd... $50 Hell Gate Ferry .lI29
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The Treasury programme for January wricn was
made known to-day, includes the purchase OF 3d.
100000 bonds, and tho sales Of an equal amount Oh
gold. The following is the schedule:
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIksr CALI
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
saIs Of boadt ia,
900 g. $40 Cou. lss.n 1880 S. ioS
ooo SO cOu s7~..l1 $500 s. s. ie4o Coup '''''
Ia .0 n 40 Can nj
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SECOND BOARD.

f1orrrpnSni Bonds 80,
T. s. g. 1891 Cou....ls 10000 U g. $50 Re- W. 9
III ora m \ g. gsi I,l 1890 T. :. 52n COu. ST. llit
200 o. s. $40 Con U5 6i 1000 o. S. 1910 l0ei
OOO.....2i O'clock. 6l GO U. y IS. l0i0 Coop.lV9s
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TRUSTEE CERTIFICATES OF THE

AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY,
Representing the interests of tho Stockholders in
the Assets Of the Company previous TO December %
1858, bought at the Office Of WILLIAMS & BOsTwICK,
No. 40 Wall-st, N Y.
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miscellaneous.

brushes of every description at. 335 Pearl
I'D ST. Hsrpers Building All articles al the lowest eof prices
JOHN X HOPPEL.
ITO NEMPS SAPEY.-Not a word spoken.
Il Telegraph or return TO yours, TWOPBNCB.
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And the following for city bank stocks:

There has been small business in railroad bonds,
outside of the Pacific mortgages. Centrals sold at
1O2a 1921, Union Firsts at 9Os69l and Land Grants
at 49, The following were the bids:
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Wrean 6teamers.


TNMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
LyRRP0OLRoy,l Mail Steamers appointed 70 al. blo"s
CITY or NBw-YoRK. RDA1, Jan. loan
CITY OP BRISTOL THURSDAY Jan. p NJ
CITY OF BROOkLrN. jan IL
CITY OF MONTREAL ....SATURDA1, jan ~ m
CITY OF AHTW ERP. .."THuRSDAN. Jan e. u r. .
And succeeding SATURDAY and THURSDAY from Pier NO. o.
RATES PASSAGE.
CABIN, SIS and &C., gold according accommodation Round tp
q
sTRERAGE-To OR PROM LIVERPOOL Quecu,ovn Glasgow Lon
donderry London Bristol or Cardiff, : 20.
HsVre Hsmba Sweden Norway Den
marx and Paris. AZ reduced rates
Drafts issued at lowest rates
Por Passage general business apply the compny once
No. Is broadway.
' JOHN O. DALE. Agent
NETWORK to CARDIFF.
THR SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
NEW FIRSr-CLASs fULBPOWRRED CLfDk'BUiLT
STEAMSHIPS -
PbmbhOhb....s lst luhs
CARhARTHkN .................3 1900 TanA
Inc next steamer OF this line, ,.,
win Tsl Pennsylvania RArOsd Wharf, jersey CITY SArUR
DAY, Jan.
through from all OF the
United staes and Canada TO ports the Bristol Channel and al other
These emhps bu expressly for the trade provided with all
tie latest mproyemens for the comfort Of
CABIN AND STBERAGB PASSENGERS.
FIRST Cabin. sna no currency
Second CAbin''' 80 enIIenes
SteerAgf
Certificates Cardiff &JJ Currency
Drafts for FL ana upNAris =,
For farther particulars apply CardG Compsnys omee No
D''- ARCHIBALD BAXTER d Co, Agents,
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THE MARKETS.

NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BECEiPn
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Dec. 90 Is72
Beeyea Cowa vesk Sheep and Lsnbs swine. Az nea
3eA ai l9,iU 3AVl9 V&sS
These were sald q the following places.
BseyeG Gown. vsa,a shsen svt,
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Copariuersbip Notices.
Eeaal Notice.


CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
Petition Aldermen, and CommonaY OF the Cy OF
ouon lands in the City Of NeF iors being lands on ths
corner thteenths and Tentha
and and Nnety commencing $50 feet west Of
Njnthsye hereby the es persons ana
p,res interested lands tenements heedtanents and premises
ssseted the Commissioners Of Appraisal In the above
titled said Report being completed vii be presented 70
the Supreme Special Term thereof 10 be held Chambers at
lie City Of Sewf0rk Monday the 10Th ds OF
March 1873 opening the Court that Day OF 50 soon Their.
n motion will then and there be made
M the confirmation Of tsd New York December IL lo@
'' WV DWIGHT II. OLMsTEAD,)
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Commissioners
CHARLES X. GRAHAM. }
VHE STATE OF SOUTH IlI 81 CAROLINA AT,5d1
JOHN l.. MACAULAY, Plaintiff against ISRAEL EDWARD
WOOLF JULIAN MOSES ABRAMS GEORGE DAVIS, and NOR.
RIs CANTOR Defsndants-Summons for Rehe Complaint not
served To Defendant, JULIAN MOSES AbhAhS You are
hereby and required the compliant IN This aeop
which fled In Of the CLERK Of Common Pleas for the said
COUNTY TO the said on the
ubscber, al their ONCE Al Broad street Charleston c. within
sep DAYS after the service exclusive Of the day such services
and N complaint within the tine aforesaid The
plaintiff will apply the Court for the relief demanded
'"' tsxt.II A. C. RICHMOND. C. C.P.
BUST BUlsT, Plaintiffs AtoneyL
To the Defendant JULIAN ABRAMS THE notice ht the
summons which the foregoing copy hled the
Office the Court Of Common Plea, FOR Charleston County
the 18th day Of October, 1914. - - -, go. 80
dl7 lAu6uT BUST BUlSI, fhinunt Auorneih
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The transactions at the Clearinghouse for the past
week compare as follows with those Of the previous
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CHICAGO, DANvIILE AND VINcENNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs.--
The road earning dividend on it's stock beside in-
terest on it's bonds. But small amount remaining.
Apply personally or by letter TO
w. B. SHATTUCK & Co., % Nassau-st
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HewEs & MACY, Bankers, No 80 Wall-st., New
York. effer the same facilities to Depositors III
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds &c.
&c. Scr Investors.
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Loans and Discounts s27i ST. @ Legal Tenders go 1880
l72 800 Deposits 49, 5&s,.
Circulation r215T3O0O
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RY TELEGRAPH.
AUGUSTA.

Especial dispatch by International Lne'l
s91zuRE OF TEAMS AND LUMBER BY BY THE
LAND AGENTS.
AUGUSTA, Jan f5.-At the instance OF the
Land Agent Burleigh, Sheriff johnson OF
Aroostook county, has seized 81 horses with
sleds, chains, provisions and 1900 trees on the
ice. belonging to two concerns operating on
land permittea by E. s. N. A. Railway, in Plan
tation No. II, Range 5. Mr. Burlelgh mas IT,
turned to Augusta
RUMORED RELIEF FOR THE PECK BoNpsMEN
1t If rumored that an effort will be made at
an early day to get the Peck bondsmen relieved
from q part of their liabilities. The grounds
taken are that but two of the bondsmen are now
responsible parties; whereas if the payment had
been exacted at the time of the deialeatlon all
the sureties were solvent.
THE AUGUSTA PENSION AGENCY.
Notwithstanding the various rumors at1oat,
the United States Pension Agency at Augusta
is not vacant A Pension Agents Commission
is made, by law, good until he is removed by
the President, therefore, although Gen. BQyn-
ton has occupied the position for four years, he
is still bongfds Pension agent.
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Justice Bradley read lengthy opinion con-
curing in the conclusions of Justice Strong
Chief Justice Chase and Justices Clifford and
Nelson, who was not present. read dissenting
opinions, setting forth at great length the mi
nority views, with which the country is faml-
lar, as having been the opinion of the Court in
the former decision of the legal tender ques-
ton No other opinions were delivered. The
Chief Justice announced that the Court would
not sit tomorrow, but would be engaged in con-
ference
OPPOSITION TO THE COMMERCIAL, PROVISIONS
OF THE WASHINGTON TREATY
No little opposition is beginning to be devel-
oped to the 18th and 30th articles of the treaty
of Washington. Legislation by Congress- is re-
quired to give effect to the latter. The repre-
sentatives of the commercial interests of the
, .sas are here contending that these provisions
nave the effect to transfer to British owners the
monopoly Of the carrying trade and ownership
of lake tonnage, as Britisb yessels can be built
and sailed at from 80 to 40 per cent less cost In
the present condition of our country, curr"..SS,y
and excise taxation
1t is said that the mercantile interests of
New York, Boston and Portland are also begin
ming to be moved by the same considerations
Tbs probability is that the commercial interests
thus affected will pomhipe with the fishery in
terest for common protection by endeavoring to
defer action upon the subject till it can he more
thoroughly investigated, OF perhaps reopened
for diplomatic negotiation. -.--
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Municipal Court.


JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-Samuel Bond Michael McQuade
and Trustee. Assumpsit on account for labor, S1s.
Defence offer to be defaulte1 for ST. Judgment for
plaintiff for 1854.
Carleton. Bradburys.
Joseph Adams ct ux. vs.. jefferson Dobbin. As
SUI lpsit for wages as nurse in defendants family,
$40. Defence, account in set-off for clothing, &C.,
&C., taken by plaintiff. Judgment, nothing due
either party.
Bradburys. ODonnell.
Edward A. Hezelton, minor, VS.. jeremiah Staples
Assumpst for labor performed $15.79 Defence, SER
vices not worth amount claimed. judgment for
plaintiff for $3.50. Judgment satisfied.
Cobb 6, Ray Motley.
John Conley vs. John II. Coolidge Trover for
wal ch $40. Defence, watch never in possession OF
defendant. Judgment for defendant.
Hopkins. Vinton.
john Neal VS.. Cyrenas G. Crook. Forcible entry
and detainer. Judgment for plaintiff for possession
Meals. Howard q Cleaves.
New entries, 16; defaults IT; continued 7.
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Domestic yrSSL

ro MEW ORR, Jan. s5s-Evatias
lands at 215c Fjor sales 81 bales; Mddling mn.
q 40; round koo5 SSn' So es 1000 bbls; State 30
Su sSa' N Wb aS Western ves6T go $50
dSat d i sto at Sc IS in store; No
"a; White Mich gan 1 81 Red Western 60
da % SS e9sh new Mixed Western Sorn steady
5ec Beef steadv via P steady sales bush
dic W q 70; Cd do 10 Ii a 10 % LarS r new mess
at ole RE sr Whisky more active and love-
rm = p l0c refining 81 q 9Ic Coffee an %us SEQ
a. ~ 40 70 2le Molasses steady New 0rlea nS
o. 69 "a 6se Rosn quiet at 10 a 75 for strsinsEy
Low stsadn dal crude 1880; refined 20 a 23Jc TAI
Freights to Liverpool steady. Cation man s.... u,
Grain do a 64d "o''on per steam III;
IN, NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Cattle Market-Receipts q
the week, $3.50 head, which were ali sold and the nys
over the average lie Sheep-recepts % 5O. nriseS
easier at 63 a SIC. Hogs-receipts 4G 900 i've and
63c for dressed. N Is =
=, CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Flour unchanged. Wheat in
~ ~ demand and advanced No Spring q a. i "a
ioot n5m aud 10 fair demand No2 Mixed 4c re-
I've stee5 Oats dull No at 32ic rejected PIE
NJ BARLEY lower; Mop Spring Gil "a 6lsc
no do 4Sc, Pork active at 10 co. Lard 6raSt sS5
aoo o. i 6ulS Meats unchanged Live Hogs firm at
Wbiskev ea dtesed active and firm ut 70 q s0,-
oo R6eseePts-lO00 bbs -four, 10000 bush wheat 147
bnsb harlew "a bush oats 5000 bush rye $1,000
Shlpments-5,oOO bbs four 81, 900 busb corn ,s OOo
Logs. "Nn oariey, L'Voo
CINCINNATI, Jan. 15.-Pork steady at II 2o a. ,sro
Lard firm at Sc. Bulk Meats unchanged Bsco 20 'y
dull and firm; shoulders 6sc sides X "a 7sc. i've
Hogs weak at 70 q 7O receipts 55 900 head Wills
Key lower at sc. Green meats frmer at AZ Go SIC
Hams-light q $50. - 'sc'
CHARLESTON, Jan 15-Cotton quiet and e,s;er
Middling uplands 2O3c. '"''e''
uplands 21l q 21sc ''''''ANs
MOBILE, Jan, 1A-Cotton ouiet and stood,,. Mil
ding uplands at 2Oac -''-O
uplands 2is q ellie
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house; knew Leonard F. swett but did not
know him when he stood on the corner; the
House wharf. but came back in few minutes;
Mr. SWEET stood facing the post when he was
struck: his back was towards the Custom House ;
saw distinctly the blow; it was swinging blow;
couldn't make out what the men We're saying
there was gas lamp across the street which
shone over on to this post; the man who struck
SWEET was not uery but quite tall; don't know
whether he was large man or not; don't know
whether he had on a cap or not; didn't notice
any reflection as if the man had on glazed
cap "a plan was here introduced and the po-
sitions of the parties pointed out to the jury
At this point on suggestion of the counsel for
defence, the jury went down tie view the place
where the alleged crime was committed.
Martha A. Fogg testified that she was sitting
ON the steps with Sarah Foden. Her testimony
exactly corroborated that of previous witness
except as regards the time of the transaction
OF this she had no knowledge. .t..
Court adjourned to Tuesday morning.