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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
Police Court.

RATE cAsEs-ARREsT OF THE PERpETRAToR-Ms
COMMITMENT.
A colored man called Andrew C. Clark but
who seems to have several aliases, was brought
up before the Mayor, this afternoon, at2 o'clock,
on several charges Of rape.
The details are unfit for publication, and the
hearing is still in progress, as this edition goes
to press
The complainants are Martha Rakes, (col)
Mary E. Reynolds, (white) Jane Marvin, (white.)
Maria Mather (whte) and Catharine Darra
(white).
The testimony is strong and convicting, the
Identification is complete and unmistakable, and
the case is probably, one of the most bold and
fendish of any that has ever been perpetrated
within the limits Of our city.
After an examination, he was taken to the
cells, where he will remain until tomorrow. He
will be committed, without bail in two cases, and
held to bail in the sum of $1,000 each in three
other cases.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
A Grnnd Lnr emilia InhlIne,

We understand that Prof James N Clemmer,
who 30 successfully conducted the concerts Of
the Asbury NJ. E. Sunday School, at Institute
Hall, recently, has kindly rendered his services
for the organization OF Grand Children's Ju-
bee, in the Masonic Temple, as soon as the
proper arrangements can be made, for the ben
eft of the widows and orphans relief fund Of
the Grand Army. This will be the first Nam
moth Jubilee ever attempted in this city and
will include a chorus of one thousand OF voices
nccompanied by a large orchestra
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
9Gaths.

HALLAM-Jan. Sd, 1872, Daniel W. Halllm, aged 80
years, OF hemOrrhage II the bowels
His friends are Invited to attend his funeral to-
morrow (Fdday) afternoon, at 8. O'clock from 231
Tatuall street, without further notice.
HENDERSON,-On the 4th inst, VIM. NJ Iender-
son, in the 10Th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfnlly invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF his uncle, John II. Britton Tot TatnAl
street, tO-mOrrOw afternoon services at the house
at o'clock to proceed to Media on the o'clock
train.
NAUDAlN.-On the 4'h instant, at Odessa Hon.
Arnold Naudaln, formerly Untad States Senator
d from the state Of Delaware, aged 81 years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
The schools.

y 10 RR-oPENINa-PRosPEcTs FOR THE NEW YEAR
The various Schools OF the city, both public and
private, re-opened on Tuesday. Transfers have
Ia been made of whole classes from some of the
primary departments Of the public schools to
higher departments in order to make room for
the admission OF applicants.
TAYLOR & JAcKsoN's ACADEMY.
n "a Notwithstanding the many tendencies to de-
f pleton, the roll of scholars continues about as
last year, with the prospect OF an increase. Tho
cops Of teachers has been strengthened by the
addition OF Prof. Robert Chafant who presides
,g over the Classical department.
PROF. REYNOLDS SCHOOL.
Quite a number of the Professors pupils have
not yet returned from their holiday recreation,
but his roll shows slight augmentation over
last year. His School numbers nearly 100 pu-
pills, and is divided into four departments.
PROF. HARKNEss AND MISS osdooD's SCHOOL.
The roll of pupils in this school also shows an
~ Increase. 1t is divided into three departments,
for which eleven teachers are employ ed, though
all are not engaged at one time.
RUGBY ACADEMY.
,iol This is new school, just opened in Granville
Worrells building, and begins with cheerful
prospects. 1t already has 23 pupils. The room
has been thoroughly renovated and is provided
with Bancrofts patent desk This school is pre-
sided over by DIR. s. W. Murphy, A. NJ, who
proposes to employ competent assistants.
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.
This institution increases in popularity ant
usefulness with age. Its prospects for the cur
rent year are cheerful, and in the number Of
q pnpls it has an excess Of both last year and the
/ y year previous. There are nearly sixty boarderi
~ the school, to say nothing of the day scholars
II Is divided into three departments, each undel
compe;ent instruction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
New Hnmp.hIre RepnbIIcnn Conre,lIon.

The New Hampshire Republican Convention
met al Concord yesterday 662 delegates, repre-
senting all but ten towns, being present. Ezekiel
mated for Governor and Albert s. Twitchell was
nominated for Railroad Commissioner. The
platform adopted demands equal taxation, the
abolition Of franking, cheapening of postage,
limitation of land grants to actual settlers, and
reduction OF military and naval expenditures. It
also praises ''the wisdom prudence skill honesty,
sagacity and abundant success OF President
Grants administration, and presents him as ''the
Republican standard bearer in the Presidential
campaign OF 1872" After speeches by Senators
adjourned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CORRECTION. 1t is but Justice to the neigh
bors Of Mr.. Allen, on West 7th St., to say that
the statement in the COMMERCIAL, Of Tuesday,
that from Friday night, until Sunday afternoon,
he.was without food or nourishment Of any
kind" was entirely incorrect. Mr. Allen was
carefully attended, until it proved that his dis
ease was varioloid, on Sunday morning. and at
noon Of that day, other attendance provided for
that. This sets the matter right. His family
have been temporarily absent in New Jersey,
and word has now been received from them that
one Of his children has also been attacked with
the Yarinlnil
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04

The Commercial Almanac and Year Book
Is out and may be obtained at our business Office
1t will not only be found to be exceedingly use
full TO business msn throughout the City and
State, but housewives will appreciate it also as IL
contains much information valuable to them.
The nrca Ia % centa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
Tho Theatrical sennon.

Mr.. joint. Ford has telegraphed to the Direc-
tors Of the Masonic Opera House, engaging it
for four nights next week five nights the week
following; and six nights of the week commen-
cling on the 22nd We arc not yet authorized to
say what the attractions to be presented will be.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
4 w. sTIDHAAI d SON,
zesi Estate Agents q AuctIoneers
Ne. LII East Fourth stfoss,
uU1..r,,..o,, r,v
.Anss1oH. DBL
PnhIIc snIe nf l.rnrerIea nnd Rirtnr

Public Sale of Groceries and Fixtures.
The subscriber will sell at public sale, at No. 800
West second street. Wilmington, Del commencing
on TUESDAY, January 9th, 1872 at O'Clock A.
n, and commune all day and evening, and 80 cou-
unue from day TO day until all is sold. This being
nrstclass grocery store all fresh goods consisting
in part as oows:-Sugars, jfees teas of different
grades, spices OF all kinds, moasses, syrups wood
and willow ware, salts, soaps and tobaccos. Three
sets of platform scaes seven of counUer scales
with weights complete two large refrigerators.
rasins, prunes currants, and dates, dried peaches
and apples, canned tomatoes canned corn, 1elliea
cheese. lard, roll butter, tub butter brooms scrub
bing brushes and brushes stove black
ing and brushes, one large cast iron stove and
pipe, all kinds OF measures, in fact everything In
way Of vatetes TO constitute first-elasss grocery
stand casks, seven smaller size; one push cart
Fixtures consists OF four counters, butter and
cheese counter, with one inch and a half marble
top. The shelving and oins, In fact all the fixtures
belonging to the store are of the first quality and
convenience, all Of which must be positively sold as
the present tenant has TO give up possession on the
z5th OF March, 1874 TERMS ali sums under 90 dol
Oe given by purchaser giving bankabe note with
approved endorser, without interest II paid when
due, II not paid wnen due interest from date
PATRICK HASSON.
NJ regular business will be Continued At No. S1o
". Second, and S. ". corner Of Second and Orange
streets. ian2-to16
Sales Of Real and Personal Property promptly at
tended TO, in City or State Regular Sales OF Furn
ture at their Auction Room, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY mornings. Also, TUESDAY FRI
DAY and SATURDAY evenings. All goods con-
signed TO them will be promptly attended to- Iib.
eral advance on consignments. decl2-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
wlImInrton q westcrn RaIIrond Bonds.

As win be noted by our report, elsewhere the
Directors of the W. a W. R. n. have ordered the
issue Of their bonds, to the amount Of s5OO,OOO
They bear 7 $40 per cent. interest, and will no
doubt be speedily sold. Already since the action
OF the Board, on Tuesday, s29,700., have been
engaged. The price, for the present, is %, but
the Directors are confident that the amount to
be sold at that rate will be quite small.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04

The expected deadlock in the Pennsylvania
Senate is over, already, and Republican Speak
er elected. Mr.. Buckalew, Of Columbia Co., was
the Democra. whose vote caused this proper
aston to be taken.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, 1872.
Probabilities Clearing and partially cloudy
weather over the Middle States, afternoon and
evening" with rising barometer and falling tenn
perature from Lakes Southwark and Eastward to
the Atlantic
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
The Pennsylvanin senate.
THE DEADLOCK OVER.

THE DEADLOCK OVER.
HARRIsRURa, Jan. 4.
Jaues Rutan, the Republican candidate, was
elected Speaker, by the Senate, this morning, by
Mr.. Buckalew, Democrat, voting for him. This
is supposed to be the result of compromise
agreed upon by the committees of the two par
ties, at the meeting last night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
The Rochester Troubles.

THE MILITARY on DUTY-ExCITEAtENT sUBs1DINd.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 4.
The militray are still on duty near the prison.
The excitement against the military is subsiding.
Howard, the prisoner, insists on his innocence.
Two wounded citizens are in a critical condition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
The Pacific RR

1t appears that the snow blockade on the Pa
cifc Railroad is not ended. A Cheyenne des-
patch reports four eastern bound passenger
trains at or near Sherman station, which have
been attempting for two days to shove their way
through,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
Public Sale of n Large Consignment of Hard

general stock will be sold at Public Sale, at our
Au-tiOn Rooms on FRIDAY afternoon, Jan. 5th,
1919 at ~ O'clock precisely, consisting Of shovels,
picks, hoes, forks, handsaws, wood saws, minoing
Knives, chisels, hammers hatches, coffee mills,
plane irons, grid irons, adzes and axes, matt0cks,
iaekscrews, call bells, cleavers, drawing Knives
jews harps, pump ladels, curry combs French stew
pans preserve kettles, ladies' Scoops padocks dish
pans, scales and weights, strainers gonRs, garden
forks, razor homes, and very large assortment of
Hardware &c. Wlll be sold IN lots 70 suit dealers
and others,-and request full attendance at the sale
BY order of the consgnee. Jana 1t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
The Kn-KluN.
A RAID IN KENTUCKY.

RAID IN KENTUCKY.
CINoINNATI, Jan. 4.
band of twenty Ku-Kluxers made raid on
negroes, near Frankfort, Kentucky, to drive
them from the county.
The farmers have been warned to employ none
but white laborers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
TELEGRAMS.
New York.

ARCHIVES OF THE ALDERMEN SAFE.
New YORK, Jan. 4.
All the archives Of the Boards of Aldermen
have been secured by Commissioner Van vort
the Board OF Public Works.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
The Wharton Trial.

MORE EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENCE.
ANiJAPoLIs Jan 4.
Dr. Warren was again examined.
He said that it was not possible that General
Ketchum could have been poisoned on Saturday
night or Sunday night, because on both nights
he sat up and talked, and was not disturbed for
some hours afterwards.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04

CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Jan. 4.
The Irishmen Of Liverpool made demonstrs-
ton, last night, in favor Of Home Rule for Ire
land.
All the London papers except the Advertiser f,
say that England is bonnd hand and foot, and
if the Geneva Arbitration awards the offensive
American claims, war would be less injurious
than such a settlement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
Public Sale of Household an
Public Sale of Stock of Groceries and Fixtures
of store.

VIII positively be sold, on SATURDAY morning
Jan. 9Th, 1sT1 at our Auction Rooms, at $780, sharp,
fine lot OF groceries and 1xtures such as sugars,
teas preserved fruits spices &e, buckets, broOms,
scales, weights, measures, meat tables, desk, oil in
cans, molasses cans cases. &C., &c.
At IL o'clock A M will be sold lot OF good sec
ond-hand furniture, such as bedsteads, bureaus,
chairs, tables, wash stands; lot OF check mating,
stair carpet; chlds coach; cook stove with fixtures
three parlor stoves, bat little used; large lot or
goods, which will positively be sold. jan4-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
Famine!
No ABATEMENT IN PERSIA

LONDON, jan L.
The famine in Persia continues. The efforts
OF the Government for relief are unavailing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
FEMALE COLLEGE.
The Grand Duke,s Proare,,.

. The Grand Duke Alexis was at Milwaukee yes
lerday. He enjoyeda sleigh ride, had recep-
tlon at the National Asylum, and was to have
closed the day at ball, (which promised to
eclipse everything Of the kind ever given in
milwaukee," The Grand Dukes reception was
Ettende1 by Governors Washburne and Fairchild,
tne supreme Court Judges, and other State Off
cials, and the Mayor Of Milwaukee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
AleNi..
HE DANCES AND STARTS.

HE DANCES AND STARTS.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 4,
The Grand Duke Alexis attended grand ball,
last night, and started for Chicago this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
Commercial Reports
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.
Cotton steady; at 2O1l@2115. Flour dull extra
family $7.250D7 50. Wheat firmer Penna and
Western red, s1.57@1.6O. Corn firm new yell
low 68D70. Oats 1906. Whiskey dull 95.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04

The Ku Klux are on horseback, in Kentucky
That State, we fear, has no Judge Bond.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
The Communists.
WHEY ARE PURCHASING AR,Ig,

THEY ARE PURCHASING ARMS.
LONDON, Jan. 4.
The internationals have purchased large
quantity OF arms captured by the Germans in
the late war.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
Auretou S.Ia.

fvery Tuesday and Friday evenings, and Wednesday
and Saturday msrnings, at the Auction Rooms corner
Fourth and King streets mylutf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
Does Farming Pay .

THE PROFITS OF A LANCASTER COUNTY FARM.
William Brown, of Lancaster county, Pa, ia
member Of the Fulton Farmers Club. At the
last meeting of this Club, ia December, he read
before it statement Of his farm receipts AMI
expenditures for 1871, which were published
among the proceedings of the Club, and from
which we obtain it, The statement is az follows:
FARM pR-197f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
Suction Salrs.

AGLR a MILLER,
Real Estate Agents g. AuctIoneers.
COrEsr Of Fourth and King Streets,
wnAnsaroN, DEL.
Public Sale of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture,
at No. 1909 Chestnut street. on SATURDAY after
noon, January 6th 1872 at IN O'Clock, consisting of
bedsteads, bureaus, chairs, tables carpets, looking
glasses Kitchen Furniture, such as tins pans pots
crOckery and glass ware, tubs, buckets, and many
other articles not enumerated. jan4-2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
SECOND EDITION.
$50, p. NJ.
Great Britain.

IRISH ooURAdE-LoSDoN PRESS ON THE GENEVA
CONFERENCE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-04
DaiEy Gematertjaf.
Alexis is junkoting in Milwaukee
JENKINs . ATKINsoN.

WILMER ATKINSON. ......... .PubII.hsr.
The New York herald., 1872-09-14
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoypoN MONEY MARKEr-LoND0N, Sept. 1875 r. NJ
Consos closed at 92 for money and 92 92s the ac
count. American securities unchanged Erie Railway
shares 39 United States hve-twenty bonds. 1865 old
49, 1867, 92H ten-fOrtics SIX new fives 895s.
Paris B0URsE.-PARfs, Sept. l3-P M-Rentes closed at
55f 42c.
M-The cotton market closed dull and depressed MID
ding uplands SD; middling Orleans l01sd l0ad The
sales of the day have been 5000 bales including
export and specuation The shipments Of cotton from
1000 bales The sales Of the week have been 6g bales
including 5000 for export and 5000 speculate The
stock In port 8l5 900 bales including $50 American
The receipts of the week have been bales including
5000 American. Actual export 900 bales The stock at
bound to this port Is 100000 bales including 5000
American.
TaAoE IN MANCHESTER. -LrvEerooL, Sept. l2--The
rket for yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull aud
prices rather lower for all ar ,icles
LvERPoOL BRRADsrUrrs sMARKEr-LIvERPOOL, Sent 49,
2P. MThe market L. quiet, though and red Winter
wheat have declined and -four and California wheat
have advenced California white wheat, 13s. q 13s Sd.
per cen'al; red Winter Us 81 12s Cd Corn, 2ss 81
per quarter Flour ss Sd per bb for Western canal The
81 900 quarters including 1900 American The receipts
including a),UCO American.
LivERrooL Provisions MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Sept i2-
2 r. M.-Lard, 4Is per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKRr-LrvERPooL, Sept. 12-
= M-Petroleum 4hd. lM. per gallon for spirits and
I'D for refined
LONDON PRoDucE MARxRr.-LoNDoN, Sept. la-TaTo ow
l6s. 3D. per cwt Linseed oil, f36 los. per ton.
PETROLEUM MARRgT-ANTwERP, Sept. 13-Petroleum.
l7h francs for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1872-09-14
SUPPOSED TRAGEDY.

Death from the Effects Of q Fractured
skuil-Is 1t Homicide or an Acci-
dente
At about seven O'Clock last evening Captain
woglom, OF the Fifth precinct station house, Will
liamsburg was informed that a man named Pat
rick Kehoe, lftythree years OF age, had just then
died at his residence all First street. from the
effects of injuries received at an early hour
in the morning, at the liquor store OF
Patrick Kelly, corner Of North Sixth and
First streets. The Captain Immediately
despatc he'd oicers in pursuit OF information, and
they returned with the story that Kehoe had been
drinking copiopsly in Kelly's store at an early
hour in the morning; that he left there In an in
ebrIated condition, and nothing more was heard OF
him until the police were notified OF his death.
Under the circumstances Captain Wogom caused
the arrest Of Richard Abrahams, Keily's barten.
der, and Coroner Whitehill was notified. The
prisoner says that he saw no violence offered to
Kehoe In the store and believes that he sustained
his fatal injuries from the effects OF fall. The
son Of the deceased, who visited the station house
after the arrest OF Abrahams, concurs In this
opinion, but Captain WOglom expresses his deter
mination to make thorough examination OF the
case.
The New York herald., 1872-09-14
"A sORR0WFUL SAMPLER. F."

Charles Leland, OF Claremont, Sullivan county.
N. H., is agent for wholesale liquor establlsn.
ment and carries his samples with him. He dOn's
belong to the Fat Mems Association. He Is eligible
as a member. He tips the scales at 24o pounds.
Mr. Charles Leland made too heavy an inroad ON
his own samples on Thursday night last, and the
consequence was, when he started for the Albany
train which he wished to reach, he pursued divers
and devious paths. On the corner OF Twcnty-third
street and Lexington avenue. on his way to the
Forty-second street depot, he felt himself unabI8
TO proceed further without assistance and he
placed his valise In the hands of boy.
whom he met on the street. The boy ran before
Mr.. Leland following after in sort OF serpentlno
ramble. On the way another boy ran lp and
snatching the valise ran up the avenue. The owner,
seeing his valaabes vanishing In the distance, ram
also as well as his immense av0irdupoas would
allow him, crying out Justify, ''StOp that boyi" St0p
thief" The wayarers stood on the sidewalk
Ciinchy, of the Eighteenth Precinct hearing the
cries, came to the poor mans assistance. He
arrested the boy and took charge OF the
vase and Its contents. The prisoner
was arraigned before Judge Scott, at Essex Market
yesterday. He gave his name as German Locke.
fifteen years OF age. When the complainant was
asked how much the valse was worth he said,
every cent OF $4,000 to me-"
''But how much Is It worth intrinscaIy" said
the Clerk Mr. steers.
"Well, if you mean the bag and the liauor oply
about twenty-five dollars; but those orders and re-
ceipts that are there are worth $4,000 to me-" re-
piled the agent
Judge Scott held the boy to answer In defaut Of
$500 bail
The New York herald., 1872-09-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvKsroH. Sept l3, 1872
ss''Ss ss's & Sssa ssrsssy & sfs
co,ton-pemand active; middinss nonina % Net ctr re-.
fs & d:ss dss:: s! rsSsss s'sss
mIddiinss IT, alSSo Net rsceipt; US Saiss Exports
ccipts. 1855 Exports coastwise, ao7. Sales w0
SAVANNAH, Sept IS, 1872.
H s%dSs & mddns Ssa r
ssesF IS receipts ssa Exports s Coast s
SSttoH eS y'ssS Sns sFaasry &c., SSsSSS Sssnss
LouIsvILLE, Sept ls 1879.
Lake mports,E.ssSr =. assse tas!si:, SsSs T.
SsssS bqssss SsSaI shISmsn. " W
R. seSsnis @ nom irS% sssaters%hes bashs!s SiSs'
Sashe canai so eon S1rlsy hey os
&c. Flour IS steady and unchanged. Wheat frm-M.
sss and S'hs ,% ssfs
Flour steady and UNCHANGED; sales $500 SSs at ass
s SS.S s spt CORN
@ q sy 9 s g 81 ss sssS Sss
steady shorts SIS shipstufs 20 mddlngs, "a ton.
Highwines, 9gsc. Canal ireights-Wheat 8c corn and
New York Railroad treights-Flour 70 Boston, eOc; 70
bushels wheat 2t7 900 feet lumber Receipts shipped BY
canal-2,00U bbs flour, 2lA9,UOO feet lumber.
CHICAGO Sept. l3, 1872
Flour scarce and firm at full prices Wheat active and
higher; closed quiet; No Spring 81 % bid cash, 81 22
ss NJ ssPrins at e IS; rejected st %
Es rGgasr cash Sr ,s seller September; ssAc.
!:is:a !s's: e. Barley s:sa :sass Ss".as :.s;
nominal held at AZ 50 for resuar Irregular, SIA Lard
ssc ,s short rib mddles a, sc sc BscoG.Nothins
Freists decllnins lake ireightsCorn TO Buffalo i2c
Rccelpts bbs -four So 900 bushels wheat 10000 do.
mens4 900 tbls. -four lps0OO bushels wheat I0OOO do
corn l0l 900 do oats 1000 do. rye 66 700 do. barley
The New York herald., 1872-09-14

Il
Wheat was scarce aud firm, about 81 co 81 e3 for
, NO spring on ihe spot; the sales were ABOUT Soeo
eSoee sP5G1bRE Gbssso snd Mrsakss az iSs
I s'Sd 8 seGss sr sS SRSsi ssa winsr "
cSs about Mss Sai Sers Ro % %9.SS
6Ac for sail mixed. 6ilc for high mixed, e4sc. DC
ern nominal Oats were firm and in good emsnd at the
mproyemsnt; the sslcs sum Up sbo1t 5000 bushels at
sr ~Ss %se anS 'sr se'
Ohio and state Barley and rye were quiet and nearly IL
= TFsEionrs.-Transacton in berth freishts were only
moderate but full former rates yet current Tho
charterng business less active but learn OF
By ssesm bushels grain al 5 cd EendSS
BY stea 90 tons OF measurement good at SIS 3D. and is
Sni n gram q Gaa or
British steamer 70 glasgow direct, with about sooI
bushels Of corn engaged at 1ol. bushei German
American bark, $50 tons 70 Cadiz out and back, at
lump sum German brig hence TO the German Baltic,
bSeS SS rom Isst po
ing Dutch ports, 500 bbs refined petroleum s. Cd.
ssr a. e S grain
ey,s ciss 'S has been demand bu. the
South Sales 800 rolls OF domestic al 6oC rolls d. in
ots. sti4Nc and ao rolls do at lahc also 80 bales q
nal at isc. a lSc. for light and heavy
HEMP AND Jurx.-Hcmp continued inactive and prices
ns sdns Manila quoted a. gold us Tas ss
sssressns oo bales al ac currency; also aSod
Hay AND sTsSw.-T3e demand for prime qualities con.
unned fair for tho home trade but sppns grades were
quote ~shppns hay, old and nsw, 81 quail.
market since our last report Business Is s very light,
yet prices Arm. New hops arriving rather more