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The New York herald., 1872-10-24
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Cox.

before JUSTICE COX.
Joseph Ballard, who was beaten nearly to death
in Caseys liquor store, corner OF Houston and
Greene streets, in August last. by James Mcdonald
and Daniel Lacey and who since that time has
been in the Bellevue Hospital yesterday appeared
and made complaint against his assailants. McDon-
aid and Lacey, who were released $4,000 bail as
soon as 1t was ascertained that Ballards injuries
were not fatal, it it said, have disappeared.
BURGLARY.
David Martin was arraigned for feloniously enter
ing a grocery store on Ninth avenue, where he was
discovered by an officer passing ut five O'Clock in
the morning. He was held to answer.
HOW TO KEEP BOARDING HOUSE.
Marcel Laffer, employed as cook at Delm0nicos,
corner of Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue, was
brought up charged with stealing fowl and other
eatables from that institution. II was stated that
ne kept boarding house In another part Of the
city, the table OF which he was in the habit OF sup
plying by peculatons from his employer. He was
committed.
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EXTENDING THE TRACK.

Commission or Inquiry as to the Amount
Due tho City by the Second Avenue
Railroad Company for the Use OF Astor
Place and Worth Street.
Yesterday forenoon Messrs. William r. Martin,
J. N. Tappan and r. NJ Stevens. the Commission
ers appointed to determine the value to the Second
Avenue Railroad Company Of the extension OF ita
tracks through Eighty-sxth street. Astor place and
Worth stree< reassembled at SO Nassau street. Judge
Slosson represented the company and Mr.. Richard
O'GOrman the city. 1t was the intention OF the
CommissIoncrs to hear further testimony, but, in
consequences OF she absence OF several witnesses,
none was adduced. An informal discussion was
begun and lasted a6out an hour, and then the
aesst0n adjourned until Monday next.
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THE BATTLE ROW TRAGEDY.
The Murder OF Omcer D0nahue and the
Escape OF Flint.

Sergeant Rogers and several officers belonging
to the Central squad were up before the Police
Commissioners yesterday to explain how it was
that James Flint, one OF the most important wit
nesses in the case OF the murder OF Ofhcer D0na-
hue, got away. Several officers were examined.
but their evidence did not throw any light upon
the manner In which Flint made his escape. It
could not be ascertained at what corner
pursue their way to the jail. He was seen to
leave the Court House in charge Of the officers,
and when they reached the Jail they found he had
parted company with them.
As the sergeant did not accompany them he was
not held responsible Of1cers Powers Ennis and
Elias were, however, held to account. and the
Commissioners have their case under considera-
ton.
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THE BIENvuLE INVESTIGATION.

Testimony or Three Moro Omcers or the
Burned Ship-The Cause OF the Fire
The Investigation Closed.
The investigation OF the loss by fire or the PaciAG
mail steamship Bienville was resumed yesterday
morning at ten O'Clock before Inspectors Beeie,
Hill and Mersh0n.
JOHN GOFF, THIRD OFFICER
OF the Ocean Queen, was the first witness exam
ined. Witness testified that after the fire had
made headway to some extent in the steamship
Benville he was sent by the captain with the first
mate to distribute eleven passengers from tine
sixth boat among the passengers or the other
boats; three were put in the first boat, which was
in charge OF Mr. Baey this boat was left all right
two or three were put in the next; the other boats
showed of, and were pulled after until a sig
nal for return was given by the captain all kept
out OF reach thenceforth; no objection was made
~ either the or an ocers during the
OVER THE BOILER
on the boiler deck; he had no reason for thinking
into long details all OF which were similar to tho
testimonies OF Captain Maufy and Mr.. Haigear,
who were examined on Tuesday.
Arthur Rowland was
THE NEXT WITNESS
examined. He left the ship In the quartermasters
boat, the same which Mr.. Baney had charge OF !;
there were thirtyOne persons in the boat; witness
was in 1t when the first mate came up to put In
some more M three were put ut in; no objections were
the boat witness was in capsizcd In five or ten
minutes afterwards; the boat capsized on account
OF the alarmed condition Of the persons in it; the
fire, he believed originated through the ventlat0rs
on the boiler deck. The remainder OF the state
ment OF witness c0rrOb0rated that OF Captain
Maury.
THE STORAGE STEWARDS STORY.
The third witness examined was Robert Beckett
(cOl0red NAM, storage steward oil the Bienyille.
He believed the fire to have originated in the hatch
between decks; he LEFT the ship on the fourth boat
under the direction OF the second engineer; there
were eleven men, four women and six children-
twenty-One persons In all-in the boat; there were
q dozen l0aves OF bread in the boat and q small
heads OF cabbage; one lady had three or four ap-
pies; the boat was so crowded that no more per-
sons could have been taken in with safety.
The remaining part OF the testimony was merely
q resume OF what has already transpired. After
It's conclusion the investigation was pronounced
closed the inspectors considering the number Of
witnesses already examined sufficient.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

At hafpast four yesterday afternoon the scaE
folding ON the new building in course OF erection at
the corner OF ofTwenty-third street and Third ave-
nue. gave way and precipitated five men into the
excavation below. Assistance was rendered the
unfortunate men as soon as possible, and when they
were taken out II was discovered that Charles Roth
Patrick Pudler and Michael Muller were danger
ously hurt. The other two escaped with slight An
juries. The wounded mAu were conveIed to Belle
yuc Hospital.
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.


BY Judge Ingraham.
Wolf vs. Farren.-Motion denied.
Lorand VS.. R0ffa..-Moti0n granted.
Alfred Greenwood w. Harriet O. Greenwood
Report OF referee confirmed, and Judgment Of
divorce granted.
BY Judge Tracy.
Rowe W.. Prde.-M0tiOn Denied
Tully VS.. Despecker.-M0ti0n to vacate granted.
kaufman vs. R0gers-MOtion denied.
Corbett VS.. Haldermann.-M0tl0nt to vacate order
of arrest denied.
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CITY couaT-aeaEsAl TERM,


BY Judges Thompson and Nelson.
Dhuy vs. Conrad Geier.-Order appealed nom
affirmed, with costs.
Sarah Woods vs. Peter B. R0ss.-Order appealed
from affirmed, with costs.
II. b. Schenck vs. James Andrews. ws.-Judgment
affirmed, with costs.
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A WIFE Charging Her Husband and Seek
fng . Divorce.

fng . Divorce.
Before Judge Sedgwick.
Bridget Coleman vs.. Patrick Coleman.-This Is an
action for divorce ON the ground Of alleged cruel
treatment. The parties were married In July, 1884,
In this city and lived together till last May. She
charges him with striking her on repeated oc-
ture and turning her out OF DOORS For Of these
assaults, generally committed when he was under
the influence or liquor she caused his arrest and he
was sent for six months to Blackwels Island. Tho
defence was a general denial Considerable
testimony. good deal Of It very contradictory,
was taken, after which the Judge took the papers,
roservtng his decision.
DoclslOns.
Richard Tea Broeok Va. Francis Morris. --Motion
dani0d.
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SUPREME C0UaT-cIacu!r.

Suit Against Marshal Harlow.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Nicholas Doll has sued United States Marshm
Harlow for $4,000. the value ofa coal yard, dxtures
&C., at Lorimer street and Montrose avenue. Tue
property was seized as that OF George Merkie. .
bankrupt but Doll claims that IL belonged to him
Harlow, on the other hand. insisted that Merkie
owned the property. Case on.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
COURT or sYEa AND IERMlnea.
Killanw n WIZ.

xAAHHhmB @ W1Kes
Judge Gilbert and Associate Justices on the Bench.
Tne case OF Thomas Fitzpatrick, who was indicted
on tne charge OF having beaten and kicked his wife
TO death at 2s6 Van Brunt street in yune ,sat v..
called for trial yesterday morning. GEORGE cst,,n
the counsel Tor the defence. was absent IN conse
quence OF illness In his family, but General Tracv
p0ned.
Judge Gilbert said that the trial should take oisce
this week, and notified counsel to be in readiness
Fitzpatrick, who had been out on bail, was sur
rendered by his bOndsman and committed 60 iail
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couaT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Charles II. Green " George Dsvs.-Order
granted
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THE COURTS.

IHE SOOn ] -.
General Field Day IA the Court Of Oyer and
Tenniner Yesterday and Important
Business in the Other Courts.
EDWARD s. STOKES AFFIDAVIT.
Argument Of His Counsel
Urging a Speedy Trial.
Probability Of the Venue Being
Moved to Another County.
TOM G. FIELDS MIS- SING.
The Absconding Thomas Called in Court,
but He Fails to Appear.
Motion TO Estreat Ills Bail BOnds--A Stay OF
Proceedings Granted for Thirty Days.
MAYOR HALLS SECOND TRIAL.
The Mayor Appears in Court and Demands
Trial-His Address to the Court.
A Jury Sworn and the Trial
Proceeded With.
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Richard Tsa Bros0k va Francis Morris. Motion
denied
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NEGROES IN THE PATTERSON PUBLIC
SCHOOLS sa. {.

At the meeting or the Paterson Board Of Educa
ton ON Friday night there was one of the most
lively municipal Board discussions ever heard In
that city. For several months the matter OF ad-
mitting colored children to the public schools In
the same classes as the whites, and to enjoy
with them all the privileges OF such schools
has cropped mp once In a while, but never
reached any further disposition than the admission
Of two coored children into one Of the public
schools Recently a couple OF lots were purchased
ana preparations begun for the building Of q COL
ored school, but proceedings have been stopped,
with the idea that such building would not be
necessary from the way things were going.
came to Q climax. Apctitlon was received fro m
some colored people asking the establishment OF a
Ssn the nSs
to committee with power. But one Of the Com
missioners Thought they had better take the bull
@ m Board
coored children have perfect right to attend the
same schools and Classes and enjoy the same priv
voked an excited discussion, which continued until
that was almost cred hot" An kinds Of motions
to the attempts to dodge the question; but oil In
vain. Finally the matter came TO- direct vote,
and was passed by q large majority, only two or
What will be the result OF this is hard to tell
None OF the School Commissioners denied the con-
stitntonal right Of the soorcd children TO attend
ence or the prejudice that prevails upon both
sides many deemed it an ill-advised arrange
msn Tns o T nbc d .he
mixing OF the whites and blacks together IN the
same schools. The principals OF private schools
fcss to sec great falling eT OF the attendance at
the public SCHOOLS, and general resort 10 the pri-
vate institutions OF learning
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Ing nom Ninety cigtth street 70 losd street. and
@ Mom Inird 70 Madison, including Lexington
Thc company, at the head Of which stands the vene
rable MAJOR General John A. Dix Governor elect Of
meetings, the proceedings OF which were iuIiy re-
ported IN these columns.
and Dl t % fbe
CURED sum OF 100 900 small have been subscribed.
sne ccmpany WIN then come into possession OF the
tnen DC delivered TO the President, General Dix.
Ine property thus purchased Is now worth over
TWO million dollars, and must daily increase In
THE AMOUNT sUBsoRTBEp
thus lar fs about one-haf Of the sum needed. Lists
nave oeon opened for the purpose OF receiving sub
scriptions In several places. The most central
eown e p town Is the oiace OF MIR. W. H. Raynor No.
A FEW HEAVY PRIVATE SALES 4lsa &
smong & which we noted one " Mr.. cyrus Clark. for
sisting OF eight houses. for $l36.OOO.
{. .4 .3nl. hR. HOMER MORGAN ft0h "a
mas MS handS fuu In attending to the letting OF
Offices In the iron freprOoT Bennett Building on
Nassau, Fulton and Ann streets, az also In the fine
iron areproof Drexei Building on Wall street;
nevertheless ne has more business pressed upon
him, but can attend to 1t. Among the most yau
able property recently placed in his ofce is Dr. John
street, eighty feet on the avenue by lb0 feet on
NineteentE y street The price asked for this corner
y ls SGoo,ooo. Hail million dollars was refused
CnerciOr only lew days ago. %stt IA
- Another important commission entrusted to Mr.
Morgan Is a valuable corner store and five story
marble building on Broadway, below Canal street,
the price OF which Is put down at $400 900. sss
William II. RaynOr reports the sale OF four story
brown stone house on the east side OF Madison av-
enue, between Seventy-ninth and Eightieth Streets
20x6Ox7o feet, for $4,000. AH. a1s #rN
.Messrs. v. K. Stevenson h Son and other brokers
have made good sales, but the purchasers object
to having them published. a.
The following e.H
LEGAL SALES FOR THE PRESENT WEEK
are advertised to take places mfs Ns r ..
TUESDAY DECEMBER 81 tf lNtlftf
9Oth st.. g. s., 800 It. from Sd av, L., S32xl07
-, sgth ST. n s. 25 r. w. from Cor Sd av L. u. osK W.
2St6 5. bOS IT, 10 2s in W. from COR 9th av. b. and
18th st., n. S. 156 IT. from cor. LIST av l., 2Ox92
4M st;, IA. g. a25 IT. W. from cor 10th ay, b. and L.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2. . . IL. l
Elm St, W. ~, cor. Pearl st., b. and l., b0x73.3.
2sths, g., 375 IT. O. from 9th b. ana L. 25x93 O.
BY Il. H. Ludlow q Co., under the direction OF
stephen D. Van Schaick, referee for first mortgagee
and stephen II. Ohm, referee for second mortgage.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8.
nomsc ana ot 5Ath ST. ~ It, G. OF lOth av, 2L6x8S,
a$d 4iS it in .. from corner I'd av. h. and l..
iIOth si s.. 200 IT from I'd av l. and b..
s9,h s a.ss e. nom corner Lexington av, and
Saith st., s. 70 It. from corner 10Th av l., 2L6xSS.
SATURDAY, JANUARY A. -
18Th st. S. lSo It in from corner 4th h. and l.,
Thomas Manson reports the sale OF s21 and 62s
West F0rty-sxth street, tenement houses, 25x55 by
l2S, to Mr. b. q. Russell, for $4,000 ...l.-
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AMUsEHIENTs.


OLYMPIC. AIMEE AND THE 100 vIRGINa
~ Great success and last nights OF the Opera,
LES CENT vIkRGEA THE 100 VIRGINS,
with Mile. AIMEE's Partisan Opera Boune.
MONDAY EvENING Dec. 80 at 7 Nj
LES CENT vIERGES. THE 100 VIRGINS,
which opera has achieved an The plot
isinterestng Its dialogue is comca innocuous as
the censor co uld desire.
LBS GENT vIERGES THE 100 VIRGINS,
one Of the most spirited and clever pieces French
humor that has been given In this city The concerted
pieces Of humorous descriptions arc funny and rresist
LES CENTS vIERGEs THE 100 VIRGINS.
Produced with elegant diversified COSTUMES, repre-
Amer, " BoNELLi, ROLAND,
JUTEAU, DUCHESNE, LECUYER, EORDIN,
AHD THE FULL STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY.
In active rehearsal. Ofenbachs celebrated Opera
LES BRIGANDS. THE BRIGANDS.
LES BRIGANDS. THE BRIGANDS.
To be produced during the week, with costumes.
A splendid mise en- scene and star cast
SATURDAY. LAST MATINEE BUT ONE.
LA BELLE HELENE.
LA BELLE HELENE.
ADMISSION with seat, 81; GALLERY, Soc
Seats secured at the theatre, Id and 70 Broadway.
N active preparation grand Spectacular Legend,
from comic point of view, founded upon washington
Irying's celebrated "Three Princesses" entitled
THE ALEXANDRIA.
Splendid Scenery Properties and Effects gorgeous Cos
times and most powerful company, introducing many
ST artl
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nusrNEss oppoRrunrr1Es.

cd 00O PARTNER WANTED. IN A MAkUFAo
YfsvOV. turing business; profits large: sales un
limited safe and peImanents iu investigation desired
For an interview address Y H. box 40 Herald Office
&10 flflO WANTED, AN ACTIVE PARrNER, TO
VlVsOOOs take the place OF retiring capital In the
Misunderstanding ef nncy groceries in this city; business
prOnt Address box III Herald od1oc.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
tn, HER AAJEsrYs COURT or PROBATE FOR

tn HER AAJEsrYB COURT or PROBATE FOR
Hannah Ormsby supposed TO 30 living in Nex York.
n tho United states Of America the re,Ict Of Edward
Ormshy, fOrmery OF Oastiedargan. In the county OF
Sligo, and late of Langworth, stansaus California,
secure deceased ineetate who died ON or SHOUT the
Ormsby, since tho death Of said Edward Ormsby de-
ceased, has intermarred with person whose
cannot be now stated Take notlce that citation has
Issued undcs the seal or Her Maestys Court OF Probate
osd 70 appear within thirty days alter the publication
traon Of the personal estate and effects Of the said I'd
cherwse 10 show cause y II %nY Why ho snne sond
not be granted and committed unto Randle Peyon Of IS
Ing an Interest on the goods cfthe said deceased, with
letters Of adSstraon VIII &c granfed and COMMITTED
unto the said Rande Ieyto, solicitor unto por
son tU be by him substituted, = $500 800 = (,
Dated this third day Of December IN ts year O. our
RAkDLE PEyYoN OF IS Middle Abbey street. In tho
city OF Dublin Solicitor la person. .lN' wv ~
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AmusEmuNTs,

| 80 AMUsEMA1MI1s
DoorHs THEATRE BOOTH.
= First 'p's.s;SSss 4 s!sss Sss's:
ss$
which WIN % win ss.nasSr
A,.Ae M MiTHssH nSHaH oS E; saGHkBRy slpHkbR at.
B as DON IN oasxR nsx1s bS sS9nu BAzAx sraoag
5
ssa G. s ysls n = ' or
(xRAND OPERA HOUSE
Begins M At 4 tos Admission Oil Family Circle 5oo
Sole Lessee and Manager Mr. AUGUsTIN DAILY
LAST NIGHTS Of the great local "Folly."
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
ROUND THE CLOCK.
Of Mr. Join BRoGaHAS s"a as tho irish
the sqSssasFis S$eas fra sss fGsss' ~ ss9 Won
or Y,ouro derfpi dances dan and unique OANCAN
Five !es Anass % # P%pty pampy
ofths Fireworks Exhibition at Lion Park.
s aeqs s Ebo ssHstSa aa ne sssna rss v0% sns
of the "Black Crook"
he Ss a marsY M
cars and t6c Erie stereoptjcoa -. '1' :,
Of S sESSs n hs ss1fssp aye pStus Ct e Burning
Of tSs ,%aSnlSssnt DIsseyins Spectacle
IS LAST MATryEEs
s1FagS29 HagsR FfatH ssig S,sass, s'sIss..
IN active preparation Tor brilliant reproduction tho
Rs 81 THE oANaEs
5TH AVENUE THEATRE. bf3a pEaINs AT 81
y Solo Lessee and Manager. Mr.. AUGUsTIN DAILY
Mr. FRANK n1RsH2LIs HxHHH hyEsEEsi BsIE9iAsr COMEDY
NEW YEARS EVE; s7t3
p FALSE SHAME
characters by Mr. GEORGE CLARKE, Mr. W.
Rk RAxpGE IT. M 6wRr hEySGqpLP M s1SK
ss sl HHA il as1E MI NsLa
sEy sEso,iE IFAs;s E1I,RAx RAx
Is M $sssSs'aE sS;SESSS rSx%'s &AAsrs srs S'
office " open from a. n iii sP M - - ''''S' .'' DN
IN REHEARSAL.
t5 GSmsSy sSSea y asT sR9
ss.sS3;;S for this Mr.
i bi4 BROADWAY
for weeE ss S
the Character rroeaa % FfEEDfsSs AEsist;l ses
Miss MAGGIE FIELDING
in their original il. . yssy ysss2 Act, entitled
'As ~. 'o$ osE n, Hart aa. ana @ M S95 SSHS WILD
Mr.. q. H. ADAMS, -
-. =. Miss JENNIE HgaHEs,, ,,r,v o,o,,,,
mss and the very successful Pantomime.
GRAND MaHisEs RiHS n9SG Snw WE'LL YEAns DAY
CrEISwAY HALI.-RUBINsTEIN-rH THOMAS.
GsASP Ant og THE
OPENING NIGHT, TUESDAY EVENING. DEC. 81.
$HS S#SS Ess
1ase 'aoS$s ORCHESTRA
overture .1s .s.s$ #HSSbSsn THOMAS
o0n'0'0' NO. Mr. %sfoN S6 RUBiNsTEiN, = "N''"''''A
Violin SfSnss'sS SS Menr won
Nj. AHIki 'wiESiA'wwsiKiii 'De'''0.e.
symphonic Poem "Tas,9 %s9;ysiRx .Liszt
kreser'ana Mr.. ANTON iR;USaiINs1EiN.' 's'""nann
foiSsnslso ffoisssl violin wenia%sR
sal'aa' s'h'5SG N2ssH5as RUbiasTEiE :sn0p,a
i'u'o'sans's AAr'o ORCHESTRA. A'''.''''''" wagner
RybISsTEIS wIESiA%s .TiSMAS co%SlnsiSsn "''
sAETASx 1kE
essTysd Seats " Seats 4 steinwsys ol ndnis and IL
faGsyR yRiasi
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BILLIARDS,


An Standard AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
7Al. and the Phean Co.lender Combination Ousn:
ons and for sale only by the inventor ant
patontocs u. w. COILENDER, successor to Phean Ool
lender. 7Ss broadway New York. w bves.ss ,sas islfi
A FIRST CLASS Sxl0 -BEvELED BILLIARD
IN. Tables at $685. first class plain txl0 Tables Mt $500
81 GEORGE =. PHELAN, No, Barcay street
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ASTElOLOGY.


A FORTUNE FOR ALL WHO CONSULT MISS WEI.
IA LINGTON; reclaims drunken unfatthtuf hus-
ands tells of theft business good luck and lucky num-
bers IL East Twenty eighth street near Fourth avenue
A RRIvAL ExTRAoRDTNARY.-PROFE MAU-
IA RICE, the great Mcsmeris, reveals all Affairs of
Life, Love, Business, DC. Is East Ninth street.
A TTENFION.-KNOW THY DESTINY FORE
IA warned IL fOrearmed. Those scparated reunited.
Luck in love and business l59 West Forty first street.
near Broadway.
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TUR STATE OF TRADE.


,o.. L., sa1t.Ns mConSi op@oei al ~ n both moneY
,c intel Stsie~ Five Twenty bonds lS- ut. Bos,
oa gi 1905, g3s Tan-torses, ~ -, a., IN.
P,pf, jan 33-s ~ Ponies opened 81 ~ &c ,,.,,, .
Motion optaca 9uet' Nllahng Up
isra. fGii hEidlrr Orleans, l0.i
krTrp js, ssetrOieun Il rnnes Sr aue pale American
H., 7-.lQ D. United states Fave Twenty tonts 1925.
W., 1869 OLD, 93h c... 4. Am pr.sss,rs 49,. i.n
California White AMI H60ill Red
w. ~ ers al Wheat port for he pest three days have
- o5 rs ncl.u1g 2JC0 American Cora % J'Sa per or
TaIow IS 81 PER cNt - h.,vy a. IA MIR a. r,y,
HAvRR Jan 2-Evening.-COtton cio'e "''' - zoo" ' w.
f,r Low Mtdtncs. aaot'- %, r., 49,. .,... .. 4
I~poN jan rs . mCousols esr1 ~ va of on non'' an1
,b .rcSgpt United Five Twenty bonus ''@> "a 'O o1
qll: 1865 81 Ten ioraes, w. -. &c, %.
-. Ian IN m --Renies clcsed 1t y Hc 80,
FA ts S Ian rs ~ Motion du, MifHg Urand' 1874
$3.50, NJ r,-l es Of the dag. lOON bah incl ding 5Vh
nNlDs l,;,, The market Tor Vans sni Fatus Kan
rl.ste- ID an ct bpt drm y . z CIV ' 'eil'-L
ANryvri.r lA' 1o AN'l'''i"'
I..,poN Jan. 2J.-Turpenune, 81 oH'Si'
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Cr~r,vv,r jan. % quiet sNi N-5 f'tWn-s lie
A~-r.rt J.a dull, MlADg ~ receipts I'D 'l''
sales. 45U ba.rs. ,..,,,.
22C0n bat not quoaby oWer
Gle receipts 33l5 bales. - -. ,-,.
r., Quiet N'ln's hfl .f''''''
holes. xuors-o rs Barcelona 49, bales, ,s, Oj
bales: stock 64.2t2 bales -
Lor-,vira. Jan 2}--Cotton steady, NtdrnCs, 2lc
Nr Lar1.. Jan. D. lOt.Oa tica.Y, MG1Irg, "a ftlc
GALVESTON Jan. 2Cfton quiet, I0M Ori'ilr '. roy re
CENTS bales. e1pos-cJastw IJl BALE 'D bales,
stock. a. tG5 bales. 1900
90 hal es; sales. 30 bales; STOCK f.5'f bales
SAvAyVAI hgit demand, hil.Ar-s &c
net rt, bales e1poO BaceoEa IjoO bales sales 1910
bales: stock, ,Isj ,aleS 49,
BooN jar 2-Cotton quiet Mlir-s 22lc receipts l5J
bales: rros, sales $40 bales; 5000 bales
ORR EANs R]CottOn quiet Mdilngs 2la2tc net
ceDis 3glg bae gross 3J2 bates; eIpoo Gres Bntan W
halo, 20 barcelona bales sales $500 bales j5 OD bales
CHARrgroN jan ZCotton que Mddlugs, lc,
90 hs; erpor-t1 Continent bales coastws q bales
D.. rs 100 bales stock. % 64l bales. -
NORFOLK 2COou quiet; Low Miings @92oiei net re-
cents. exporsDOastwiss 4b3
ErfvouT % Cotton 1ic blt steady Mid iug 2lci net
receipts so bales eIporoOasss III bales sales,
[. 81 lars. strc- 9, bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

Peepts wees, plgL d1 u, OF = more 'h1n I3st
st-k corresponding las. 1881 pigs Arrivals Of peanuts,
SO rkgs with 268 pays a.-a-& There been
PIES b1 generally decline o. &C Is 10 bb Ono q al .c; 'J
g. O. b0 >Olta-r1 ylts AM Iced ~
90 b bbs IS bbS Virgins sced N.ci IS
ts sliced lLc, rs tb Stse do fancy. a &c. VII 1000
Mort Carolina peeled peaches ~ lS There nothing doing