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New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
spEECH AT TIONESTA.

TIoNEsTA, Penn, Sept 26.-The following Is
,he speech delivered by Mr.. Greeley IN this place;
LADIES AND GENTLEMEE: In travelling through febh-
svIyauia OHIO aud Indiana 1 have been gleaty sur
sed at the enthusiasm, the hearness ana the ISsou
such Cipcinnau Indianapolis aud Cleveland have
secn creptcr gatherings than ever before on any
ion ike this and only these cities Dut IN Owns OF
an and of 5000 inhabitants, have been met Dy lD-
ense gatherings OF people and everywhere near
evcyyyuere zeal ana everywhere the opposite OF douOs
and distrust tell you, friends. the states OF ONO ana
In1ana will have 10 be bought II they are to be carried
Nv the supporters of the President IN the elections at
hand and don't think either ONO or Indiana can pe
bought. IApplausel / cannot Judge so Wen oI @ dne
uf N surprises with the assurances that he eleoUn
of Mr. Buckalew is liked tact. Great applause'J we
Isve large Republican foreign iOrce in each county
and should Judge from what have seen, they com
misc ouarter OF least eighth, OF the WhOle re
nubcan party in this State. The Democrats are soma
md hearty as they should be, for Mr. BuckaleW'
ICheersl Ibeeye that Mr. Bucklew Will De GOVERNOR
ana thai the late letters OF Gov Curtin are WOrkng On
lhe public mind in such way that your triumph IA Oc-
tober viii be decided enough 70 leave no doubt OI lne
result IN November. lGreat applauseI
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
THE sECoND.AvE RAILROAD EXTENSION.

BY chapter 240, Laws Of 1872, the Second
ave. Railroad Company authorized TO extend its
tracks This grant opened and valuable routes OF city
travel. and by section of the act the Legislature pro-
yided that che Company should make compensation to
the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonalty Of the City Of
New-York for the value OF the rights and priyi-
leges conferred The Company directed
to apply 10 the Supreme Court for the ap-
pointment Of Commissioners to appraise aud
determine the annual or gross compensation TO be paid
by the Company to the city In June last, petition
OF the Company, Judge Barrett appointed William r.
Martin, Rufus NJ StOrTs, and j. Nelson Tappan as the
prescribed Commissioners. The Commissioners held
their first meeting yesterday for preliminary Organiza
tiOn and adjourned " Oct. l. The Company has
nearly completed ats roadway, the different routes
OF which have been published in THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY. sEPr. a. 49, -
y.u, rrsif,, s closed New.Ycrk Post0hce every
1tnsay at O'clock o. m ssamlhp sah from PortAni hs 90
PndAy. at D. -, a., win, -. L o.oso, a.
Letter postage 20 Indies except when going direct -a
which must be pepaid
w ~ '- - = SATURDAY, SHPT. %
N.s far Rnooe vis Queenstown snd Liverpool steamship C
close A A Supplementary Mall on Per NO. 70
n n Il closed at D m Steamship sails aI IN
A Pinsssn Cosed Mail is BY this hne a., "a.
A es deposited in Supplementary Mails mast be prepaid ws
double ponage.l n .. .,.....h..
the German states direc't va DteHsS PF S'AS
Rhen close at II a. m. 1T, ,, IA.
Mails for States via Stettn per hamoas
close Al ~ NJ Steamship salts from Per No ~ X
Mails for Key by he steamship Geo W Clyde close At N
steam.hip sails at D. from Pier No 10 & X
SUNDAY SEPT. y.
All Mails close at IL o'clock Tue fosOhee open IRON
N To a.. M.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EEW-yoSK... .............','..,'sEPr 10
s. CLEARED
Steamship City of Baltimore trh D7lamotte' Liverpool John
Steamship Violet CBr Gunderson Cot Ireland neadersCn Boa
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman, Norfolk CITY Point ani ohmoOi
Ssamsp Herman LynS,ou Cheesrnln ssvpua Ga.sa
steamship James Adge LOCKWOOD Charleston s. c. Henry t. a'r
steamship Novelty, shaw. PhiaielOhls
s,,sm.hp Sea%iP FGdas so fieI5 1sI5s'f Ph95 9iI A
steamship Mayaower. PGlt., PhilaielDha j. Hand.
Ear Ear Wallace Hs ssc6Ra @ Sss' cson SS GI5 e. jonas
Bs T. IrGs6rdss h1cEsy o Nassau H. w3caes5 CO.
BaS j. H. Gillespie tsrl Brown, Bahia. PeuistOn & Co.
ScRr Frd5ia Isi KnS Windsor y s. Crsnls 6s5esuI Co.
sehr ss6ao o.i1 D;e Bran.SieE Geo. " Gcisin
9I Gso[gs yassIsgo3 sseIoos Rso. P % Russell Syas. @
Sehr. A. ". Collins. TOoier Richmond.
se 18Th 5ota yleneiA Sept Dea ia Malaga
Steamship Australia Br edsres Gla'so" sept H. and hO'I
Steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston with mdse and PssA
seahp Isaac Bell Bakemfn Richmond City Point, and NOnot
with mdse and pass to Old Dominion Steamship Co
o ssR s R % and SPsa sa.. S g. as Lo''n Sept and H
ship Henry ~. G.l Vessels Bremen 81 days with mdse
Ship Antrim lBrl 0NeL Colombo April 81 Aad AePpey Nay a.
BARK Carl August (er siewert LeghOru 8, DAYS with mI
Bark Gemana lPorI Hendr.ekn' Opono q days and Le0s
iss inns o Barbsdoes Cunmin Havana Il days with sas,r
Brig Fortuna (POr Margu oPOrtO SS days with salt aud es
Brig Moun Christi, Ellis Jacksonville days with lumber
Brig Richmond, Powers Cardenas 10 days. With
BriS Matte Daal Robinson. BOnaire II days vita SAT-
Brig w Smith tBr Kelley Aux Caves - days with ioswooi
Shf Belle wassOn Of and Il days from St. JOhn B. ss
lumber
sshr Ades Raihbun. Of and IA days from ST. John N B. with
Schr saabruck (of ssehs Clark Musquash b. Osays
spling. ., 40 - ~
u days. with splrA
sehr Forest Oak Parker Baltimore for New.Hlyen
h r. Kirk, Burnett, Baltimore for New-HAyeh
Kathleen (Brl Thurbe ST. John N b. ID days with ah
Schr setue Br Andrews Musquash, b. days, with spih
Scr j. w. Con Ingalls, Musquasb, n b. " days with plng
Schr. Martha Niekeb Ross Two Rivers n s. II days with spS
Schr. Elizabeth, HodgioD Neubufgh win plaster
schr John TWsy, Hasleton, Yrggla
SchS Dart, JOhnson Stamford
I.r DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoTos Sept 8-Arrived. steamships Shannon from LvepoS
Meed from ChArsoR sh2 Cromsel IRON Bombay hArk Laura
from CsriiR
KwKs Del. Sept Arrei barks HernAndo from Goeabuts,
Bessie North from LSerpooi brig swift from Bordeaux
foKrkKss MONROE Va Sept The noaitor Canncnc1s sailed
10 O'Clock this morning Of the o. g. steamship PoWatta. M
Philadelphia. 7, b.
Sept z6Saied steamship Baltimore
SAyASNAH Ca Sept 1Anved steamship Oriental cn Boston
brig fsnk Clark from the kenneoee River Sailed steamship
Barnes for New-iOfk bark ssragOssa for BaroeloRs
FOREIGN PORTS. ... ~.
&Ihe
Reichmaa from Hswiork Sept H. Or Brensa
day
hAvASA Sept 2Tbe steamship City OF Merida from Mexico ar
rived at this port yesterday and the steamship CTesen CITY from Mes
York, arrived this morning
IFg Latest ship Sescs see FIN Page
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pASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMDURG sc In steamship HoI'dtia, sept % Mrs. A.
Knsmann add family. Miss Lane Madame "a SonteSss q p'a
boeydn Julian Magn julius T. Goienberg e. khnk ssd
daughter Henry Mso LADY Meysben Everett Snm Sad lsly
Miss Kih r. Smith. Master Osgooa Smith H. Wolnem hsntch
Ceyser David straass A. Garsn kohn fnelnce hey o
Prayer Girup Louis Hs9ser Charles osIslos M K 20
n Ley Can't A. Koop Hannchen NchmAnp L. IL nora ans
dy Joh Stoppe LADY daughter aud Others IN the eeras
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
Gcparlnfrsbip Noiitrs.

N0TICE-The firm of w. WElNERr a Co.
~ Of Leolhar TeIas has been dissolved bl @sA soo.en Al
holding claims against e rd arm s present then sith No
necessary vouen bsiorS the aeeah dJ of hoyeme st ~ NE
One Ofh kOshOFsk No. 81 suaolsst, ~ NE ty % seNf~
N0TICE-To parties holding funds OF w.
~ wgIssRr Co; f0a s, hold all ;scs eai; $ 'S.s~
NJ KOSH0FSK NegfoEA. ......
New Ysrs, Sept 10 tssa a. ~ e'''-'' N+@ ''''''-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

IA oocuppd by worstsds and fripges The assortmens
Of the latter very complete and reh ana tne ,
aaaortnents are also fine The worstehwOrk plc'uIcS
FOR rues Are peculiarly good. Some very large ones
shave almost the effect OF oil paintings new nso SS'o 1o
I'm this dire etion IA the Introduction OF fine BEADS o
work the effect being very fine The sfxtoenth depart
ment " devoted 10 paper patterns
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
TIE COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

George Dunn, an alleged confidence man, who is
awaiting trial admitted to BAIL yesterday By Juse Thompson VI
Bfooklyn Ia l2OO
In the Kings County Court Of Sessions, yesterday,
william OArmoiJ sentenced the Pesna for yeaIs for
asiaut aud battery. ....
4 AT Jefferson Market, yesterday. William Treploat
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

"a. committed s,e.ug e1oo the saloon No. f resos.
kept By Thomas ras,rDcg where be wss employed
In the Tombs Police Court, yesterday. Patrick X.
held for attempting break INTO jobs D.
Haggcrsys Is IA or storo al No. CO New ChAmDsust.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
uINIATuRE ALMANAC

Spn r. 5.5l sun ,ess......... 5:49 MoOr ueS. O:b
rsH DAv-A N
s.ntv Hoax 3,33 Gov. Hell Gae FerrT 9H
rms DAr-P
a.nav ficok 80 400 Cows Island i:31 Hell Gate FeuT oa
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
DECIsIoNs-SEPT. 2s.

Suprene Court Chambers BV Judge Leonard
Reed e al AFT aMoton denied With 70 ees Casbm.a
"a AL AFT Bruntt-MotGn denied with BIO costa The 0royer ssd
Machine Company % Carterhosa grsnd via ~
costs without prsudeo 70 motion bJ plaintiffs % eh'Ass Place o. s
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
TRUTHFUL, FORclBLE, AND CONVINCING

TRUTHFUL, FoRGBLE, AND CONVINCING.
Fr0n Tie hiehIAOsd Ehqsir1 (Dea)
rouyuciug His sincerity cannot be doubted ana the
people know when they see ana near an hVnest man,
and with their home life Mr.. Greeley is host In him
se and he fight the battle m ana ihe AU9e hr
far better than surrounded ana aaeu Dy a 'He O''
hauce, talent, and elOquenee OF the lanu
HIS SPEECHES WILL DO GOOD.
from ScheseetGag tN. ~ star (DeDL) =,
II is certain that so far in the campaign Mr..
single vote north SOUTH east or west; but on the con
frary we think his speeches at Cincinnati Pittsburgh,
greater oratOrca powers and shows greater ability 10
erapple with the yexed questions OF the day than his
best friends have heretofore gwen MN creut ioF'
NOTHING TO CONCEAL.
From The Boston Itaes (lHdl
Mr.. Greeley seems to meet with continued
ovatons in his Western tour speeches received
with enthusiasm and as the honest expressions OF a
candidate who has nothing 10 conceal r0m The people
The Grant papers employ correspondents 10 report that
Liberal mana gers state OF trepidaOn while Mr..
Greeley moving about the country Lest he should say
something 20 nuIe the cause The only cause he wlll
inlure s that OF The denomination party ana that ne Is
doing pretty eBeetuaIly.
VERSATILITY AND PATRIOTISM.
From IA> Cincinnati EBQgr,r lleuLl
MT. Greeley's reception by the people OF
Indiana yesterday Of the haterng character.
His speeches along the line OF travel are maryels No
IN the United States could make such n succession
speeches convey such diversity OF sentiment clohe
the same thoughts in such varied language, as Mr.
Greeley has done. His versatility as great as his pat
rio6sm and as broad as his philanthropy His speech
al indianapolis last night Of itself complete cam
pagn document and platform enough for the friends
Of peace and reconciliation.
NOT A SINGLE BLUHDER.
From The LynohbuTg (Yo.) YtrgiRtaa tDem.l
Mr.. Greeley is adding greatly TO his reputa-
uOD as man OF aDllly Dy the numerous and abe
speeches be is delivering in the West The ease nuency
and force with which he discusses the various subjects
hs judgment leads him 10 select-and 80 far
have seeD he has not made single bIunder Ia tie topics
Of discourse which he has selected, OF ia his
treating them-chalenge admiration, and prove him
t man OF the highest order OF talents lie has spoken
wisely and well, and will hereafter appear has aided
materially in promoting the success OF our cause In
November.
MODEL SPEECHES.
From Th< Lthe1bvTg (VG) Iepatnoan (Dsml
MT. Oreeley's speeches so far have been
enguary appropriate and feicOus. His speech at the
Cincinnati Exposition model OF its kind. It shows
that be not only sympathzes with political OF
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
Ueoomg Garos. &f.

AT WM. EYERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
IA teast-WRDDIHG CARDS aad FINE srArlONkRl (gst.b-
hsbsd 1851
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

Mr.. Thaddeus w. Meighan will edit new
weekly Illustrated paper. to be called The Peerless IL
VIII start, In this city about the middle OF October
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
90 mhOm ii man Gonesrn

HEIRS IN AMERICA to ESTATES in EN-
Il GLAND aud SCOTLAND of thy late Sir ALANSON BOND
requested TO proofs Of claim to WILLIAM BOND NJ p
Bond-st London, England.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
CAIRNDARg-TaIa DAy.

CAIEhDARS-fHB DAV
SUPREME CouEr-CmAnBEHs-LEosARp "opens at 1ot mcsL
sndar eaied II 10 m. -,
Bdrk etsL at The Republic westerveIt Actey
Pre I'M, Co 100. KOehlf sgt Mannheim.
aq Hanover Fire Ina IN. Ileynan sgk frsRksnea
Co n. 13l. .Mangsn agt Iogusoh
AT The 1884, Hercules Mutual L Asssr-
Ina Co Society OF u y agt
s..sane sgt Msg,r Pio Ina hannhem s.,.
lJls .hfsnfk ana ofs se'
Brown sgt Controller lsZ 10 The matter Of PhIfe, 70
s.. .Omstead bgt Riley et a. = vaeate assessnent A.
b8 Doremus AT Mcdonald et In Of Beech Sc
"a OcierbpseD "a al AT Staten Decker ct a.
Island r. r. Co. CAL lb .Ltenenstein ssI LIen'"'
Same Same. sten
1884, Same agt Same
N.Ems CouKr-TRIaL FKys-PART L--SnsA "opens ssS
Calendar called at 10 g. n.
%. Mount sgt CbdsuAnson 59f. Krk ad Won
ais Semon .gt Wilson. 466. .Rowlrr aRt Devos
n chase AIT Stout 5l4. Reed AIT Pusey.
m Ioab All Msrkua 52iI .Jessup sgt. Wefner
I5i. MOhr sgt Hickman. BIS. dacDopNd sSh N"@
IS2. Richardson ag. DAWSON 3loi fabsr ast botuns
Ioa Reeve Raker. Paris hcnnedJs
sIq Kobn at Metx 333. .Cords sgt Logon
PART U.-JOAcHUsES J.-AGlouned Tor tns isa'-
p,pr m -CreTTs J(peus and CGen6ar called At 10 a. n
sa Deleyan n Winans sos. .Egan sgt DALEY.
40 the c. h. N. e. r. 81 Long sSt
r. r. Co 5J7i ..Peser gL ips DoDS'b'
fot nev1n at Gre, BC.U.D
40. pI.ias, sgt Wsgpey 5U9,. Mack agL Bt1inge
3f9 Goldman sgt Farley ~. reoSic ~ xsn
soI Hot Iron Woks aat WOLF SO. .McElToy agt. Cnnmn.
JO3 Collins AgL AmSon -, II, IA. m
PART IYSPAULDIse. J-Opens and Calenah oAh'1 ~ 80
Doagla Gunner 9o ieel ~ - a. Co,n .r,u
ALBAsT Sept 2The following Is the 20 4oi "a t4I
ofAppess Friday Sept 2 Nos ~ 49, go '"'' ~ ~ -
lgl. S0l 494i, 49, 241, JJ9, 52SI, +9l
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
THE pIPNyULE DISASTER.

AN INVESTIGATION INsTrTUTEDTTEsTIMoN ,'y,F Of
i THE ASSISTANT ENGINEER AND THE BOILER
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
NOT A SINGLE BLUNpER.
MODEL SPEECHES.

From TAN LthaAburg (Yol ReDatnoan tDeml
Mr. GTeeley's speeches so far have been
Gngulary appropriate and fecitOus His speech at the
Cincinnati Exposition model OF its kind. It shows
that be not only sympathizes with political OF
the nation bat that be Is thoroughly IN accord with its
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
printius

WIN. EvERDELL" SONS, tO4 Fulton St
LiIHoaRAPhIc srsAM JOB fRNrEks aai LABEL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27


SUPREME "Opens at 10y a. mCsI
endar ca led 81 10 m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-22
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
The following table shows the highest ana low.
est prices Of the principal stocks on Saturday,

The following were the closing sidewalk quota
lions subsequent to the Adjournment OF the
Stock Exchange:-Western Union. 73X o "a;
Pacific Mail. 5SK 5SH; New York Gen.
tral VIZ 9Sh; DO scrip esT o e3X;
Erie, 8sH 83H; Reading, ia 114X;
Lake Shore, slX 90; Union Pacific 3s,l a ssx;
Pittsburg, o2K 92a; Northwestern, TAX TAX;
do. preferred, % 9s1; Rock Island, l11,< q
111H; ST. Paul. SIX 67yS do. preferred SEX s2s<;
Wabash, TAX TAX; Ohio and Mississippi, 4sX q
4S's; Boston Hartford and Eric, 81 o 4; Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central, 22N a 2a
CLOSING PRICES OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The following were The quotations or Southern
State bonds OF the close Of the call on Saturday;
Tennessee skies. ex coupon, COX 81; do. sixes new
bonds, 66AI 687S; Virginia slxes ex coupon. As $751;
do registered old, 4S6 bid; do sixes consolidated,
81 5lH; do. sixes DID, 1sz 10; Georgia skies. n;
do seyens new, SO 90; DO sevens, endorsed, 10 90;
North Carolina skies, ex coupon, ssX; do funding
act 1855, 22 do new II; do, special tax lex 12K;
South Carolina sixes IS; do. new, January and July,
2s1l 90; do. April and October. % 2s,s; Missouri
skies. 96A OF; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 93X
o3zs; Louisiana sixes IS 60; do. sxcs evee go "a;
Alabama eights o5; Arkansas skies, funded, IS bid
Texas tens OF 1876, ON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-22
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY e. 1872-TRPLE SHEET

1879 do lard l20 bbs tierces and 76l kees The
Of saes Of a S ors was but se w hear
a. $s and for future delivery $50 bbI new for March,
g S o. In prime mess there were sales Of $50 bb at S3
Tor and Ta IS for extra Bacon quiet but
cle.r 70 sasc for short rb and sc exc for cumSer.
land cut The saies were about lou within range
hssf S su,s T coTss short rib brought 20
about l00 bblA and erces within the range of "a ali
Tor me.s Ply SS FOR extra mesa $lb Sls prime
S and naa t0 "a 9d1 m'' Beef hsm continued
moderate trade in picked hams bulk Of tho bust
was In jobbns lots from stores We quote smofed
:sS &C. ' psssa hs%. 49, picked
and 10 saS sor % SHasc
a. cash 700 asrcss 70 sVs a sa FS U is
delivery sales 500 tierces for March sc City lard WAS
in fair request and shade armer Sales S6 at sc
rm sales today have been 70 tierces Caro-
lima :, &c S1c ieo eag. Patna at TIC 7,.c and $50
scrpons but prices remain unchanged We have only 10
note sales OF hhds Demerara At lOc 40 hhds st. Do
mngo $40 Refined quiet and steady former figures
$40 fair gooo fair refining 30 9hc good prime re-
nninG, 9zc. 9hc. fair TO good grocery 9c 9c prms
to choice grocery $40 l0Hc centrifugal hhds and boxes
lie. $40 Havana-Boxcs Dutch standard. Scs TO .,
SIC. 40. do ITO H. eac. sc.i DO. u 70 Is loo
luAe TO- lSto ls liz llAo 40. 10 70 TO- lsc laAc
refining SIC ss5c fair to cSoicc grocery. S5c foXC
Braztl-Dutch standard, Nos to IA. 7}Sc g. java
Dutch standard. Nos 10 to u, $40 9Ac ManiASupenor
sTKARrNE remained dull and nominal ct 9,ic for tierces
city Sales $50 bbs Western at ego. 5000 ibs city
WumKRY-Recepls, as bbls.. and for the week. A7s3
bb The market quiet but steady with sales Of 200 bb
at Gle.
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CATTLE MARKET.


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 90 ls7a
Cotton suist but steady; miaalna, aiso. aao. Net
s ssn ps ssss ssous Exports to Great Bril-
Ns and :ssTs sD, mid
tain, SSas; ooastwIss 600 Sales 1000 sock 1880
CuAHLEsroN. Jan. 20, 1872
Cotton ops %sdas,ng alc Net receipts s6 bales
WILMINGTON, N. c., JAN 20. 1872.
Spirit: turpentine Arm at 6shc: Rosin firm at % for
yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at so rs
Markets generally Inactive Corn heavy and unsettled
nay unchanged Only sales reported-2 No.
6Oc. In the Erie Railway elevator.
Flour steady with moderate demand sales 4OO bbis,
a. 90 for No spring s tor amber winter s 81 for white
a9s 1 G os $751;
Barley quoted A. " rs $l ~ FOR Bay QSnte sales loOo
Corn msa-$i 81 for boted 81 IS for unSoed per owt
s MI az firm shorts; gao shpstu 49, $s7 middimgs
70 New York. i &c. to Albany sc - D''''' ''''
Pork dull and shade lowcr sales at $l3 mostly IN settle
ment IAardAn advance asked, but none established;
buyers offer sNc go higher asked Bulk meats quiet
e ssa &c and &C. al
asked bu established shoulders dull and lower
% Live " Ss ~ a sSs.
Whiskey steady at sSc.
no. spring. 81 ~ No DO, 81 ss, Febru.ry, 81 TX.
:Sads @ ae d. e s dull iii 10
Hss's s!sysa
pork opened firm b.: closed dull a. is 5 Esbrusry $a
rm and unchanged Green do. Live hogs quiet
ana SncSsnsed 70 bag rs
Whskey ssNc Receipts 900 bbls four ooe ous6 wheat
90 5 SS sS s %Sss
do corn 1000 do OATS loo do barley 5000 hog
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IOtai. xW 3N bA
For future delivery mdding the peeu
q 1s6c 100 at siaci February, 300 a 29c $50 Al
lyS ISss 100 q &. ac 100 !, q April 10 q
At &C. 500 q lido, 800 Is &C. Zoo 4 "a i:isc, Id Il
q sisS s'e s. = a Ks Mar March y q g Lie SS =
Apri leg a y i$ss. loo az AXIS May, 100 q
Total 1908 bales Grand Total. la7s0 bales Rs.ss
steam, Ad.; By sail. $3.50. 1920 To Havrs, 81
I'D. compressed To Bremen by steam, &C., gold
sompre.ssd To Baltic ports: nv .s, 21c ID. soid.
S24; New oriesns 10 l5; Mobile, Is: SAVANNAH 2537;
Charleston 1856 Wilmington, 81 Norfolk 120; Baltimore.
1 New Yorx oSn15s' VI TINS day last week. 22oso
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FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Partial Destruction Of n DisiiIiery-Los
Q15.OpO.

015,ODO.
Shortly before six O'CLOCK yesterday morning
nre occurred in the extensive dIstlery OF oscar
king situated al the foot Of Division avenue, VIII
liamsburg, and caused damage to the stock, stills
&C., to the estimated amount Of $4,000 The build
Ing was not materially damaged. The IRE origin
ated IN the still, but the cause Is not known. inc
nropertv ia insured in various companies. This dis
tiery Is the only one In operation In the Eastern
district or Brooklyn.
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HEAVY BUSINESS IN BIRDs.-The reports from the
books of the express office at High Point show that
10000 partrdges have been shipped North from That
point tbIs winter they ship 500 live birds weekly
70 some park which - beng laid out IN some OF the
Northern cities. At this rate North Carolina Will
soon be swept OF this valuable bird ana our farmers
Will then discover what q friend they have lost.
Some law should be enacted by the Legislature 10
restrict this indiscrlmlnate netting aud Tapping
Greensboro az. ca kQu't0t
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Tic quotau0nH based cotton running quality not
more than hat grade above below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts, $3.50 bbls. flour, 5000
bushels wheat s56o do $40 bbs meal and $40
bags do, i4S0O bushels 500 do barley 40 do
$a do corr o.s bSs corn meal and 1872 bass Iao
was dull and heavy but prices without noteworthy
change The sales were about 1000 bb ling all kinds
Corn meal continued nominal for all descriptions. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-22
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan. e0-6 r. N.
Corrxh-The market to-day has boon quiet Arm for
al descriptions We hear Of resale Of bags Rio Dor
Merrimac, private terms We o ord.
nary, l6hc 1885,; do. do. fair l6c l7c; do good
Ike. l7s<c; do. DO. prime lSAc. lsc, gold In bond
60 days; Maracaibo 9c 2oc Laguayra lsc 20c st. Do
mngo, In bond llc 1fc Java. 30 2lc gold duty paid
CorToNThe inquiry for cotton the spot very
moderate to-day and the market closed dull but unchanged
For future delivery the transactions light at about 10
lb decline rates. The sales reported Change
day up fOllowa:-