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New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
1rcrrREs AND MEETINGS.

The holders of North Carolina Special Tax
bonds will hold meeting Wednesday, June IS, ut D.
m at the banking Offices No 80 Wallst 20 listen TO the
reading Of the opinion Of ReyerdY Johnson as 10 'he
obligations OF the state and also TO make aIdhgchchs
for Joining suit against the State under his direction
At meeting of the Unity Republican Asso-
ciaton coored at No. 80 Suliiyan-st, last evening"
Charles Spencer made address. He told the audi
ence how they should shape their action to obtain pot
cal and civil rights They had fought many DattIcs, put
he informed them, they would have 10 nghJ many uoEe
To break down the prejudices against them
The closing reception OF the New YORK
Public School Teachers Association was given yester
day afternoon at the Grand Opera House, which was
closely filed The programme presented was choice
and entertaining several pieces ectng hearty encoTes
Letters OF regret from President Grant ana Gov DIX
were read and a short address was made Dy IS d. J..
souherand President OF the Association who returned
thanks for the honor Of reelection, ana congratnateu
the members their increasing membership anu grow
ing influence for good
The closing exercises of Mile. Rostans
School for Young Ladies at No 81 West Fifty seeondst,
took place last evening" large number OF the parents
aud friends OF the pupils being present The graduates
were Miss Eyeine Clark, Miss TAeOne Davenport, 81
Carrie Browning and Miss Julia Currey The programme
for the evening cOmpiset chorus by the members OF
Prof Rters singing class, salutat0ry Dy MISS Ddse-
port a French composition by Miss Currcy, an EhBhsn
compostOn by Browning, and YaledlctOfy, Wit
ten aud read by Miss Clark.
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MUNICIPAL ITEMS.

At q meeting of the Commissioners desig-
mated in Chapter 55 Of the laws OF 193 10 locate aud
erect a new City Prison and Brdewe, Mayor Have
meyer Controller Green, and President Vance OF the
Board Of Aldermen, who constitute the Commission,
were present, and the Mayor elected chairman.
The Controller presented copy Of the act and 1t
referred to him to collect such information as in his
Judgment would be necessary TO enable the Commission
ers TO carry It's provisions into effect and 70 report the
same at their next meeting.
superintendent Matse issued order 10 the police
Yesterday nstrucing them 10 be vglant In enforcing
the rule prohibiting the OF street washers any
other time than before from MAY 20 Now l. and
before a. m from Nov l 20 MAY 1. Attention also
called 10 the section providing that al stalls stables,
and apartments aud the drainage yard aud appuren-
thereof, shall be IN cleany ana wholesome con-
diton that offensive smell detrimental TO health
shall be allowed escape therefrOm and when within
800 feet OF any occupied dwelling house. OF any manu-
factory where than five persons are employed the
manure or refuse from the stable be allowed 10 remain
on any street or place such stable any time be-
tween O'Clock and p ~, without permit from
the Health Department.
RAJ meeting Of the Board Of Police yesterday letter
was received from the Board OF Health asking that sani
tary policemen be detailed obtain the names of prop
ertyowners 10 a petition have Worth, Park Baxter,
and Little Watersts paved The Board granted the re-
quest and detailed men for that purpose.
The contract for publishing The CITY Record for one
year will be awarded today, 10 p. W. Rhodes who is
The lowest bidder provided that he will slgd the spu
atiOns to he drawn by the Corporation Counsel, and
furnish the required bonds
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
APOLLO HALL ORGANIZING.

The Apollo Hall Democratic General Com
mittee met last evening at Robinson Hall, In East
sixteenth-st. Two or three hundred delegates were
presents among others, John McCool (Charman) Alex
ander b. Davidson Secretary Judges Barrett Spaud
ing. and Bixby; Sheriff OBrien. Robert B. Mooney,
Samuel j. COurtenay, eX-Recorder Smith, Henry Nor
rson Aaron Churchill, W s. Lawrence Alexander Frear.
Nicholas Horton. and Alderman Monheimer. resO-
luton was passed assessing each Ward Committee $40
for the expenses Of the General Committee. The Chair
appointed committee Of 1--WE to select suitable room
for the permanent OF the organization recess OF
10 minutes had, during which Judge Barrett gave
his views OF the duty OF the Committee and the pros.
poets OF the party Samuel c. COurtenay read series or
resolutions, and made long speech IN favor OI their
adoption the platform OF the organization They set
forth the Importance OF general aud thorough organzl
tOn throughout the city 70 the end that the control or
the government may be secured In the Fall elections to
Democratic party OF which this organization claims
tO be the true exponent. The resolutions were adopted
The Committee then passed resolution that the ENecu
tive Committee shall hereafter consist OF four members
from each ward except the Second and Third which
Will have TWO each, after which the meeting adjourned
subject to the call OF the Chairman.
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norased in their plans and the astounding
leaks out that the Company have not ", ,i and ~
enough on hand 10 pay the 6ills ane pasIdent Mr.
week Add 10 this the fact iht 'o s,s 20 the sinner
intendent Mr. Kngsey resigned ana thS5 nus s, sue
cessor has not been apponte9 ,,o, ~ this weetjns
d9ToTS @ % re- that preceded IT, 10 force
the yoernor concur in the Dill ny roy,nan
aDf" SDd tbe imposOty o. collecting from delinquent
nlu , at,ors wv = The amount OF the business
% Rr,doe Directors expect tho public TO have
-, & ontidence ia them, they must deal honestly end
onSnly with the public. II viii not do 70 proclaln open
opoG and then hold secret tO pretend 10 one
hing and mean another; will the public look on
jtout drawing very unfavorable ooncusions and see
be Gentlemen who have hitherto been hOnored with the
heal of the management slip quietly out when affairs
,lls
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
THE BRIDGE pIRECTORs.
A ROTTEN AND INCOMPETENT MANAGEMENT

PTola Brooklyn OalOE June 49,
II ia not entirely clear that the gods have
.st eonspIred 20 ruin the bridge enterprise, and that
sbev have rot 10 that end first made its promoters mad
Al least such ought be the natural suggestion ~ the
tDnds Of the hitherto pOweress enemies OF the Brdge
Company and IL should come from tho nexplcabe de-
moralzatiOu which seems 10 have infected the cOuhsels
f the directors Nobody viii accuse TIE CH'0h OF any
tureasOnabe and interested hostility 10 the company
We have incurred not a little Odum Dy dsLDk 10
defend what we believed 10 be the rlghl. We nave
gwen attentive consideration TO everything tnat
has been said against the management have carefully
nnalyzed the testimony given at the Investigations ana
have even paid less attention 10 the insane
hOWngs Of THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE, which, win It's
Characteristic disregard Of truth aud decehcy5 mas
sought extend It's feeble circulation THIS s0o or the
river by assertions OF fraud for which could proo1co
not the slightest proof. But are compelled TINS
morning 70 admit that II the bridge directors desire 10
he judged from their recent action, they must expect
public sdspcOn tO deepen into conviction that the
charges OF rotteness aud IncOmDeency Of management
are net unfOunde0.
A special meeting OF the Board OF Directors held
yesterday under circumstances very peculiar u not
very suspicious. IL will be remembered that at the
meeting al which the new Board elected IL
toved that their prOeeedings tbenceforth should be
open 10 the puDhe. The meeting yesterday was held
with especial regard 20 secrecy and much only OF
what trauspired pleased the especial organ Of the
brl0,fe 10 dfvulge was permitted be made known.
Yet even from that little enough may inferred 10
allow that The directors are divided IN beu eQppsts de-
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IAnnounoementAl
BuRSErrS CocoANE makes the hair grow.

BURNETrs COCAINE makes the hair grow.
For an elegant Summer HAT of superior
quality 90 manufacturer. BsPESscHHID l8 NaaL
CURTAINS AND LAMBREQUINs.-Latest styles
ready. q. Ia KELrT 4 Co., IA roldWaI
WINDOW SHADES also, Patent Self-Acting
PIITURKs pnees redaced q. L. KELrT Co. ia Broadway
Use LYON's INSECT POWDER on your carpets
moths your eupboids and kitchens bugs Aa
An elegant toilet article is to be found in
LIoSs ToOIH TABLErG Perfectly siie and harmless.
SCRoFULA, AND SCRoFULOUs AFFECTIONS IN
ALL rHER ToRrs Br Dr. JAMES AurERluvs AND
BI u,E, rINr IRON rHE sr,rEN
No family should leave their house alone
for the Summer without being protected with HoLHE
ALANu TKLESAAfH. II Always on duty.
B HOLHEs, No. SIuuaJI.
The finest line of GRENADINE WINDSOR
Scans offered 8l each. HAKKsoS CHuHoH
49, ~ - Mems Fumsbeu,
(st hehon hoieL) SJ Bro4drsE
"AwAYl AwAY!l TO THE MOUNTAINS
BNov-But before Beaver OF Drab
fe o Hat has seant and becoming Ruau Al
Ksors Ills No li2 Broadway, Prsou ooss
and under ihe fith Avenue Hotel
THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, reply to Mr.. God
sA " frsL n Il I'aG,H' ~ TIssAs LssIsA- kAIAA AS
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
BUSINESS MEN TO TAKE COUNSEL

BUSINESS MIN TO TAKE COUNSEL
About a dozen gentlemen representing the
principal commercial interests, such as groceries, dry
goods hardware &C.. met Yesterday afternoon at the
rooms OF the Importers and GrOcers Board of Trade at
Pearl and Waters for the purpose Of cOnterrng as TO
the propriety OF calling public meeting of mercantile
and other business to take action upon the railroad
problem, which is agitatng the country. The OBJ
ect OF the proposed meeting win TO suggest
remedyng the abuses which railroad companies
nnct upon the community. and to limit their charges
for frec cht &C. As the conference private, no de-
tals Of the future programme were obtainable.
RAILROAD NOTES.
The contemplated purchase from Hunting
ton Hopkins Of their fourhfths interest in the Central
Pacific Railroad by capitalists at San Francisco has def
initey failed.
The alleged probable retirement of John f,
western Railroad Company the directors meeting on
the 10Th inst has given rise 10 number Of rumOrs
rardug II Is stated that Horace f. Clark
President OF the Lake Shore and Union Pacific Railroad
Companies, will probably be mis- successor, and that
closer relations Will be established between the North
Western, Lake Shore, and Union Pacific Railroads.
A meeting of the stockholders of both the
Rocklaud Central Railroad Company and the Rdgefold
Park Railroad Company will be held in this city to-day,
10 take action upon efectng a consolidation Of the
TWO roads The two lines continuous, and when
completed will run from NewYork to Albany on the
west shore Of the Hudson, rival TO the NewYork
Central and Hudson River Railroad. The Rdgeteld
Park Railroad Is nearly completed; IL begins the line
OF the New-Jersey Midland at Ridgetied Park, about
ten miles from NewIOrk runs north over the Pea Neck
Ridge 10 the New-YOfk stare line, where it will connect
with the ROckland Central Railroad. The two lines,
although different States, are controlled by the same
management the necessary legislative action
having been obtained
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
ONE or poyrRrYs RED LErrER pAYs

A most delightful rural festival was given,
yesterday by John E. Williams President Of the Metro.
politsn Bank Of this city, 10 the teachers,
officers, and employees Of the Chhdren's Aid
Society. The steamboat Fort Lee left the
foot Of Sprngst. at a. 10, and Thirty-fourthst.
at $780, and landing at IrvingtOn in about
two hours. The house of Mr.. Williams thrown open
20 their Use from the cuDd floor the observatory,
and flowers Of the choicest varieties scattered
throughout the various spai .ment His neghbOrs We'd
one with another IN t1er kind attentions, placing
their horses aud carriages at the disposition Of
Mr. Williams for the reception Of his guests on
their arrival at the landing, and throughout the
day dispatchng their servants to his house laden with
flowers from their gardens and cOnseryatOries Six
seven tables covered with every luxury calculated
10 please palate and the most cOnsderae attention
was gwen by host and hostess ~ their Ruess
Previous 10 dinner and for hour two aftefward
the company were scattered groups throughout the
adjoining grounds. About hour previous 10 the time
appointed for their departure at gwen signal the
pany numbering nearly seventy, gathered in
the music room. Besides the teachers, Off
cers and employ6s OF tho Chldrens
Aid society there were present wmiA. Booth Howard
Potter, Chas T. Whitehead David Jacques, and G. l..
Brace Mr. brace expressed thanks 10 Mr.. Williams for
hls generosity and Kindness. Mr. Williams responded,
and brief speeches were also made by Mr. Booth and
Mr. Jacques. The carriages we're now driven TO tho
entrance and the company we're taken TO the boat again
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
pnnMlHRNT ARRIVALS

Clarendon RoteI-Admiral Polo de Bara3ei 8e|I
-Seuator Stevenson Of Kentucky tse Hon n Maere o.
the lion Johp Coburn Of IDdanapois and Ten The
Fnh Srnal Ho1-Gcorge H. stSArt Of .P gn
Hon H. O Chesebro CaBndsiguA te Hon % T. Wsksr Of
ncly S,n,tor James Wood Geutsee n Il utn c.,sd of
Aabsma John MeCsmont Of Pennsriyana Iepb Iawey
Vsrant 90 NATAL Testa Ifogada Hour I5r
b on n ID HubSsd snd K G,tny Of GonEesn99,,
Ro.e-Senaior nernon Of North Csrohn ,trosLIa Hotel-
Piatt Washington aud Gen H. Dag u d MCulough Of
Col A Piper U. 5. A....SL HieAoLH Hof'-'' ~ ~
pftshur
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

Charlotte Kesingbury, age 10, of No. IS
Clinton It, stepped upon match in walking across her
room last night flame from which instantly ignted her
clothes Moses Bernstein, friend sprang toward her
and nv wrapping some clothing around her body,
ceeded IN putting out the haes although both OF his
hands were slightly burned IN the effort The girl was
severely burned u The P0ek
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY AT DICKSsoNs IN PARA-
ROW, can
n-65o Eoon~fiO D. m.-9O' hhngh'-o4 N'"ee
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

Use LYON's INSECT POWDER on your carpets
moths Jour eupboIds and kitchens bugs ant.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

For an elegant Summer HAT of superior
quality 90 Manufacturer. BsPESscBKD, ll8 NasiaL
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

An elegant toilet article is to be found in
LroSs ToOIH TABLEr& Perfectly sifs and harmless.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
LONG ISLAND.

JAMAICA.-The movement for a more strict
enforcement OF the Excise Law general throughout
Queens County since the passage by the Legislature
the bill providing for the recovery OF damages by any
person who may receive injury through the sale OF
toxicating drinks The Whitestone Commissioners have
taken special action IN the matter have also those OF
Flushing Jamaica, Hampstead and other places It Is
understood that the Excise Boards OF nearly all tho vii
lagos In the county have appointed special detectives
who personally unknown as such ~ tho public, and
that all infractions OF the law are 10 be followed by
speedy prosecution number OF suits against liquor
for some time has been denantly opposed
LONG ISLAND CTY.-The contract for the oarpenter
work the tower Of the Church OF the Redee mer At
Astoria has been awarded 90 j. +. Meserole aud the
work has been given out 20 Brooklyn contractors
Annie Breen. servant girl, attempted suicide yes
terday morning by Jumping from the Blssyille bridge
into NewtOwn Greek. She was rescuedlby a policeman
The Long Island City Mayoralty contest being tried
before Judge Rumsey az the Kings County Courthouse
Brooklyn, viii close to-day. Both sidus have reserved
the right call one two Witnesses this morning
whose examination will not exceed an hour Mr. Van
derpoel will sum up for tho defendant, and Mr.. Van
Cott for the Idahtffs
NORTH HEApsIEAD.-The Queens Comfy Court.
County Judge Armstrong presiding, cOnVenes next
Monday. Tue criminal calendar is unusually large
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
HUDsoN-The Columbia Bank at Chatham
Village, IosSd 2 v. =. u So-u.ase x Co., ~. s.s
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

WINDOW SHADES also, Patent Self-Acting
FIIrUKKs pnees rdaeed g. L. KELrr Co, IA Broadway
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CURTAINS AND LAMBREoUINs.-Lates styles
u ready O. L. KELrT Co., ~ b roIdEsI
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pended, creating great excitement IN tno vnaso ~
nearly overv busness man had money deposited
and the utmost confidence reposed In tho insttu
ton The cnuse OF tho failure has not been made pun
but IL is supposed that the recent collapse OF tue Cou
bia Paper Company heavily lhVoiFcu '"o O"hA'
, 1873-08-21

] INV raInf
rsnts aa :oitran HANS S;Ss1S zante cnr
soassr 4e9lesa o 9ssR 40, % 1ioe wossern d. s@5ko
~ hsiyo' lo@iohe; do mixed 79Bc blsekbcFrea ia
nssa r.94:sess s4sasss ;sss asas
sass.ss'; hss
daKocrHiEsootfeo continue .trons i tho lat,
condenc, sMssFn ~ n,t nse qao but are s witt
@ eesso s ~, ID essray ssyG sesg ogef Ssex EsSs
q 1os9nnssSosn,, Gana; sSSPsn,'taiFs5s: Si5s ,
ssSsS .a sassas Prime tio
aiY;s21 aaaiaey; 1152o0 do primo, a'ts2So; Maracabo,
a, 94N,D1ss-stsr tnll voaht 1of@2oo; atoar.no full
"f1Rnr lnnA@lbe DC. nltort weight, 13al@l4Ho.
ltna, 0e5Waotns eXass 8*@sHo n.nsoon' 7EtS7o onro-
ss,s'sFt, nsr'sFsd ,11lG1ie * s1sassd, il.aiiTs r.
ic on,5s y !eHY!ioi q No. 2, 10ts910,lo; yc-
d. e3.ais cto1ee hrown. lo9lo4o; primo
eu9ar. 0ys11o. " fo,r ~ h sHsYuGn; ehoce moasaos
9aI nohoies o91oe 90 prime, 019Ao; do. fair,
MISREPRESENTATION dSnmUn; og9ao' gSa q, ,.a,
o1ra a ane good susaR house syrup 46@4So
80. do H. nrgss now ofesns n,olasas ehoeo 500
asS, asS mo;''a' 0hoee s@eso common nel.:ses, Is
NrroreN N4Itanien 1st. 70 uo@s pgg4ocs
seG in,, , onxtSaoos olovea, 879S8o; casalh,
eSgor. nuroa 4sfSoo: "a H. nusme8s 32S9l ao
6a1os to A0sS"eo' ~ cos y 1o&&0oi do NO. 10
ansp.-1r-a,c,, xr,,,,o, o,>c,o,<..
ekasEo Hndan vess s,S,S @ herman mottlcd
sI1. Wj,o 1sa.s msS, Gso1o; Nhlse 1 Liy, eA@
sr;nnMmss, saHoo I'm, tnpe5s
70; common, SS3cS, e'''o' 00f"' 's1i'' "onafs' 90
ecerntv iaroa Nsr.* 1a,,nna atS ~ Ato IT @ OWING to
TrsnaE.. az t6n H1pcs Ienons saI JAW per box
oassrs ~ s1e y wtre Plenty but mat q
sslahio sn, r porrna sn, o.o arest pears %ero
hsohharrsos .hieh ~ .tna5 "esv eosst, , o1coPsne
eiE nnIo1n * W. "n ~ sscauyt Mo l1ote: Lcmonn,
, 1873-08-21
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following instrumonta woro iiled for rec
ord on Wednesday, Aug. 20,
v,un..., oiTf PROPERTY.
f. " y Lot 90, dated July consideration, xsa3
Lois 18 nud 10 in Do,,dls " u L.
aeo pa M 10 ,a.., 49, ,eo' - ~ u II u
ni...,, >. ~ =. N.''' way 90 eohsiaorauoh, *ooo
~ ~ IL eonui Of aoph[H at, " + 601l25 It,
Tho premises No. 80 Cottage Grove placc, ,ato Aug.
r.. =, w. .'' *',svV,
~ A"s - III augustus belmonts Addition, datca Dec.
2o lS72; consideration, 37s0.
Lots 30 aud 49, In Block Q, no1atei,,, tatoa Ag, IL:
sanc n. No s,>o.o ,,,.o, .,, IN u,,u.,....,o
.oas ~ '''o "o''e' a''e" A"g' LII eohsaof"t'on,
5000.
barber st bnt t1nton and TcfForson sts OK ~ ~
alloy with other property. dated Auu. TO- consera.
.' w. s4'oo'' -..
ThirtY-seyenth st, A22 IT y Of Stewart av, T. 251
A1S II, dated Al May ~ snnsi.icration, ss25.
, 1873-08-21

.1cono, VIA WEnNEspAx EVENING. Aug. 20.
! ;, ALCoAoL-Was oettvo and firm Ut 81 OO8lp5 10,
| RooM-GoRN- Tho demand continues moderate
and the market tolerably arm for nearly s
stoet braid, eNa7xo; No. d., $685. 5SSs%s; No. No. /!
| az aa@se; @ inside green, dQSto; rcd D. 3X@4s1o
BUTTER butter trade rau generally roportsa
4ues so-d.y, Tish no nppreciabe Change In pricss.
Good to choice grades are FIRMLY hold but the poof
10 common, ll@14c. 'N' -'S'''' 'n'ef'0F
~ mo demhnd IL eotve and stocks short There il
only 1noderae inquiry for burlaps md Q,lnnica and
prleea rule steady and unchanged. NO 11ote: sari.
H. se Amosie.s H. oer oross e. ssG s,c: nar1ss 'fsn
5os 5as s.,a md Is h 1ggs2lo sannisa ses iso
bExNs-1semain quiet. hsSs Felio%ine .re III. onot.
tena: Primo navIes. prine medium. 81 So
eS2tSS} SS}SiFa sSSa1a I. s45
called arm et tes6@5oo; oceasonay aasa infar,os y
M bslen acadx s1 M oo,ow ese ,,a auo:aons Pressed
stucco caattng s36o@4 PortsnG cemsnt' t7sa
@s.9o Y bEl; Mosendals ceuent, $s.2s@s.5o; Utica,
tbrlsl, $l1o@125 bsl; white sand. III t.SS ulhS
psssRSS a' Saasa 81 s1et t9t; 5s x r.
700 pressed brick, $1t toosl6.oo sewer briek, ss6o
g @1ooo {: milwaukee, and R.eine pressed, F3s.o6@
clay. 1,er bEl, t3.ooda40o. NV
viii MARKET e. esad eonaad IN 3s @
season, and pricca remain steady and firm at the
following rango: Nov York factory, l2X@laxo:
;a,k, ohto factory, ilh9l2No; Western factory mHS
GoAI-prices are unchanged. Thero is = steadily
ns,iss sd :. s ff9wns
nrtar lIil Walnut 1Iill 5000 blossburg, tsoSS
pSo S5a,t nSsfRg vs1ey k|sfs 1s9S oaaans
Mine, 800 Minonk, $500; Wilmington IN al -''
GoopERAoE- trade ip rasEora' goods ia stil
m isa dsasad ssat ssa d ss ssa bay5s e. f
i5s xhissS tssss, e@sl. ssss' s;sss ss$
beksd, s3saaooo tierse st.vss. s*s9toi rons ta 5 a9;
2:oo do nuctea a -. 2. ,sawed, WHISKY
stayos, s9oAslU.o0: eirco fonr heading. 7Sa9Hc Mo
per Ut flour flour heop p9ss 81
prices weEe weak aud favored buyers. Strictly irssh
inc geeso foathes taken arrival by the deaorr
ssSss sss5: fss: !: 351S sss }ss1lHs nrse
FIsa-Duaness ID ths department was aoa,n ra.
ported quiet. ordern GENERALLY small, aid Yore
as cod ass ts tsa sG
exception former quotations wure fully suHtain-
ss: g. ss,o se rA1ssnih No trSt Ne
ersl, brl, t1.oo@7.36 No. ahoro kits, 81, ,a5aoo:
.unilnercaEed eolash, pes loo les o. deorges
%. .oos9.oo; do. hel. $4.76@6.00; Labrador Isr..
ring, round, bsl, 3a00@seo; Do u b1i, N.Nsl.so:
box herring No. 1,2sasoc; box herring, scalod a3a
FRUITS AND NUTH-A alight advance IL o,lrrnnts |
II noted but aside from this there wnro no c,naes in
quotations. TrAdo was lite slack ali asoin3. buI
!here sottening Of rioee. both domestic snd
fornign descriptions eotng drmly hold We quota; Fol.
1skM9atss nI * oMo; ngs rams l2Sei4o n