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New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
p4SSENGER,S S4ILED.

POR LIyERPOOI-H se1mshl Australia, Sept 6rlan Ber-
thoui James Russell Carrie H. Grimes Thomas Gee Rev.
r. bissel ani wife Miss A. Bissu Ms helry hu JOha
Cireiyes AMI law. j. VI. Heuder;O1 aud lady
FOR LIVERPOOLIn steamship spain Sept 6iiOger Hammer
e Denis Sulv Nine. DE Forester w. e Lindsay Mrs W. sum
mers Trowbudge Walter lister wife ami three children Mrs VI
Carson Manuel Coreo, Ms NJ s. Whney Mrs
r W. Flint, =. C. MrAndrew, Nj MgnsOu John Edgar.
FOR BRST AND HAYRE-Ia steamship 81. Ldur,Rt Sept. g..
William iern William Quern. 1n. Qaern's lnad Auglse
Francis A. NJ Latouche Caroline A. Mern Mrs j. C. Aver, Miss
Anna Eames e. Rirgues Caroline Davis james }. Seaman,
Mrs james j. Seaman AlonEo Ch Church Scauldu. Samuel
Christy Philip Scanin, Eugene seaman Miss Fannie hurle
maid Ms, Julia Dowd Henry H. Beauchnp H. H. Magic Mrs..
n H. Magic. DIR. Tann, Barhol0meo Colombo Mrs. Fomer
and child o. b. LOy Mrs G.. =. Letor, Buhu d. Cark, Hiss MARI
Jane Dauflr Miss Margaret A. Kip Nine Erminie Boyre Mrs W.
sym Il Bennett Mrs. Nina Foimer h. Leon Iho T. Latham.
So Elpp Francis Kmb Rev Father Dominic Charles Cot
6gner Augasts Mou Adophus lmert Frederick
I,to Joseph Esena Rono Gnnarrl Rene Aathtu joseph
Nsthe Goodwin MisI Gertrude iebrand MIS- Cece
sn Ernest Finance Louis BOchad tue Rev Charles Judge, Ms
PLY r, lin Miss BARN Beren Auguse Schmidt Ms Auyue
S Philip MetEer, Mrs. Agatha Huber, Frederick Ctamb,
Nicholas COgoruo Peter Bnee Mr. Marie c. bot
Beand Peter Ya Paul Vassiere. Mrs. Louise GHiee
Chare, Bockey c. Bocke James Terry Mr. James Terry
FOR SAvGYyH-Ta steamship HuhtsriHe Sept 6J Solomon
Harris d. Goldsmith lady child, and servant; hL Goldsmith, Mrs
Jobpson W Whitaker Charles H. Bond James tTe and iliy
Toppng lady children and Frank Whker james Tn
Howell F. Jeakns and wife james WOODS,
Jobp Maqher wife child Charles Nson Ryan W Skey
FOR SAVANSAH-In steamship san JdcinO Sept 6-N. r..
Ei W,on Miss Leberman. G. W Lewis " L. Dlts A.
.cs Jo.e5h Ehen C. Kid o. T. Miller T. Cohea L. D. Bal. VI.
4 erean r. X Donney. II. Benha NJ. c. SaWar, Hiss }.
HINT lr f. Ahby j. W. Ku0 H. G. Retoe Thomas sweat NJ e..
j. H. Wkeas ~ Mcintyre, Mrs c. Holmes T. Brady Joha Du C.
Murub
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
RODMANs INDICTMENT IMPROBABLE.

The case of Rodman will come before the
Grand Jury to-day, aud is the opinion OF his counsel
that sufficient evidence will be produced TO secure
Indictment They stated, however, that II the case
goes their defense will be sufficient to secure Ms
acqutta What their line Of defense viii be they re-
fuse state except general terms that Mr. Rodman
is not guilty Whether others implicated they refuse
20 state
Mayor Powell yesterday expressed bis opinion thal
every effort should be made TO punish I2dman ana
sprsgue and to have the fact developed Who else II
any one, Is connected with the theft Mr.. Ropes told
TRIBUNE reporter that he had begged Mr. Sprague 10
tell him whether he believed any one beside Rodman
and Mills had been connected with the stealing, and
that Mr. sprague had answered him that he had no
knowledge that any one else connected with the
deialcatOns, and that he thought il RDdmau had any
Information duplicating others should. IA justice to
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08

CHURCHrIL-Or the moraing sept residence No
Gralnercy Para, Tmohy q Churchill OF PARALYSIS 49, ,,.
corner aad Fourth Monday oepI ., al
O'Clock m.
CauFT-In Paris july J, 1873, srs 5. L Cruz.
br hr Cnarch Ftehye near Norwich
Connecticut Thursday next, llih inst
FRoST-n Brooklyn Saturday, sept Sasan A. Se Of rheodors
PiOt.-
DeKabage friends respectfully invited 10 aissa
LAMONT suray morning. 9Th Inst Charles A. Lamont IN hs
ne fus services aI IA pl,ce residence 555
tyes friends Of the ian respectfully invited without urihrs
invitation
m Mr. Jaslna Aack Of W. H. bseA A,enkuni.iadt Ia
vara sged "a years AMI : months
MELCK-Iu SewGrnntowu. n j. Sept 5, Of ia th.
The friend, Of the family Of Freeman smith, bis hlhe4nla~
are invited fuuea Monday, IL
Of lbeysL Jersy Central Railroad Carnage
waiting 1t White House station
MIRRIRLEESA $50 Sanday Sept Z 1873, James
nelees, sgel 1H
HI, friends ana oihs son George Mree are respect
Pulask.st Bfsok'u Meleslay Sept no. a. OcocS
AcNLLENA Mack Mrs Catherine Mchien, agee 80 year asi
months
MARY Gum Partrse Al reBi respectfully invited - asseni
Carriages will be an waiting Cor The trains and boat
SAYRRS-A jamaica L. t. Sept s. the 10th OF her
Rev Gilbert A. y. d.
and friends invited attend her mnsfsl MONDAY 5t
inst, al 4 o'clock m. at Grace Churcb, Jamaica
sATHon SATURDAY morning Sept 1873 Reasl smith, 'ee s1ts
Of his
The rssyes and friends family
seyes the Ohsh Of the lov Sivolr kst Twenty ah A.
Madison On MoDay sept \, AZ Ga T. m
THORNEAt Colorado SPRING. COL 6 ncath ugl son. OF
aged 80 years
The relatives and friends o the family respectfully invited
p m residence OF b er, aae CArpeae No 52B hAss
NinetcenhsL
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
DEPARTURE or FoREiGN MAILS.
MONDAY. SEPT. 3.
NC
No Steamship Mails.

l. y
Mails for Havana direct by steamship Colnba close at p m
Supplementary doubpjsisge letters and printed matter s
closed 2i0 steamship sails at p NJ nom Pier No IS " H.
Mails Turks Island, Sania etc BY the steamship AZ e. close
D. A supplementary Mail for toahepostage letters and printed
closed the Post0e at 2:4O steamship sails from
Mail, for Turks Island and Kingston. By steamship Atlas
close att m Supplementary doubeposage letters and
printed closet the POtOhc at 2iO Steamship sails
at 3 o IN fr0mP Pier No. II n.
y ~ wEDNEsDAI SEPT. 10.
Mails Enrope Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Nevada No Supplementary Mails steamship sails
a 80 a. from Pier No. 20 ~ X.
Piussia Closed Mail is sent by this line.
Mss for Europe Southampton aud Bremen by the s'eishD
PBE IL Supplementary Mai for double postage
sails from pier foot Of ThirisL. HoboEen
Mails for ayt by the s,eamhD NIcksburg, close at p
direct by tue steamship T. NJ Arndt close 90 IL NJ
Steamship sails at from Pier foot Of Fourthst uOb0Aen
THURSDAY. SEPT. IL.
Europe via mouth therJOug and Hamburg per sean
Fnsia ll;3O supplementary M Tor lou9.-
postage e rs ami printed is the PoOBee Ilj
m Steamship az from foot OF Thri-. Hoboken.
Havana direct by the steamship City OF Merds close at
matter /. closed PoOhce 2:40 steamship sals
at 3 o.. from Pier No. > v X
Domingo. Samana etc. by steamship Tybee, close
at p. m. steamship sails az m from Pier No y r.
Mails Bermnla by the steamship Pedt close At IL m
Steamship sails at 3 p M from Per No. 81 n X
FRIDAY. SEPT. T.
Mail, for yeruaani close at the Nexlok PostOGce eyerr
6 D. a.. via Halifax
Mai for lsfiI " close the NewYork PosOhce every
tay a! y. IN, anu goes va BOSTON a.
Britain and France VIA Queenstown and Liverpool
By the Baltic. close at 1880 Supplementary Wal
m Jorbposage letter, closed the
Mails for Europe aAd Bremen. steamship
Mo,el IL M. Supplementary Ma Tor doHbe-
postage letters printed matter Is closed the Poe az j. 10
D. m steamship sails D. from foot Of Thdst. Ho0osen
Prussn closed Maj sent ny tins line
Key West by the steamship Geo W Clyde close at
Steamship sails at ) o. IN, from Pier No. 20 4. r.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
LOCAL POLITICS.

A large number of residents Of the Fifteenth
Ward assembled at No. 10 ClinOn-pace Saturday
evening and formed an organization called the Fifteenth
Ward independent Citizens Club. The object OF this
club is combine all good citizens of the ward into
permanent organization irrespeetyey Of politics, for
the purpose Of protecting their interests in the coming
Fail election, and supporting for public office
only those who will be faithful to the trust
reposed in them, and forward every movement
that will tend to promote desirable improve
ments and justifable economy in public affairs.
The following officers Of the club elected j. Car
penter President; Col. G.. Nage, VicePresdent; 4. D.
Bates, Secretary T. p. Doyle Treasurer A committee
was appointed TO procure for the club, where
addresses may be delivered at future meetings upon
topics which most concern taxpayers. The present
rooms not aiordng sufficient accommodations for the
members, the ecture-roOm of the University is tempo
rariy engaged for the holding Of the next meeting
the evening of sept IL.
In accordance with the call Of the Republican State
Central Committee, the Republicans Of this city VIII
the headquarters Of the respective District AssO
Citations Sept 49, TO elect delegates % tire State Con
ventiOn, TO be held at Utica on the 2lth inst. The
delegates for the respective districts have been appOr
toned follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

COL John Ford House is spoken OF as the
Democratic candidate for next Governor Of Tennessee
The Hon. Martin |. Townsend writes to
The Troy that he is not candidate for the Repub
can nomination for Attorney General Of tbis State aud
does not desire II.
Dr. Andrew Nebinger of Philadelphia has
been appointed Chairman of the PENNSYLVANIA Demo
cratic state Central Committee. The first meeting the
Committee takes place Thursday afternoon next at the
Logan House, Altoona.
Speaking of the necessity of the several
in Ohio organizing under the party
ment, The Cincinnati COmmeTciGi says "Several cOun
ties have already been put in shape and tickets DOmi
mated Where this has been done the popular response
the movement has been surprising All the people
want is to the squadrOns set In the field and
up. They will come into camp without much sOllcta-
ton. for their confidence in the old parties is gone"
Indianapolis is agitated by a back pay
problem At the last session OF the Legislature an act
was passed largely increasing the salaries OF judicial
officers, which act approved ON March TO- Many Of
the Judges claimed that the law retroactive. and
under they entitled TO draw the increased
pay from JAN l. State Auditor Wildman dssented from
this view, and to test the judge Davidson OF
Boone Circuit brought suit in the Marion Superior Court
mandate directing the State Auditor 10 audit his
bill for back pay. The court has rendered decision
directing the Issue OF the mandate.
This is the way The Springfield Republican
views Mr. Buffers prospects, The turning point In the
felt TO be In the elections of Friday night
Buffers chances were desperate before, and only a
grand sweep Of the principal Of these cOnld
restore his to hopefulness lie has failed TO get
this and ~ would now seem almost absolutely certain
that he IS badly beaten. Though ouly about half the
delegates aro chosen yeti other hall asgeH from
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
THE DRAMA.
UNION SQUARE THEATER-CHANGEs.

UNION SQUARE THEATER-CHANGEs.
Mr.. George Fawcett Rowe, it is announced,
Will make appearance at the Union Square Theater
on Wednesday evening, Micacber The intination Is
fraught with cheerful promise. When Mr.. Rowe acted
M,edc5er here last season. our playgong pubic ascer
tained that is or the droest and most delightful
performances the stage but the actor remained here
so short "a time that careful and critical study OF his art
was scarcely possible He will be prominently and
suitably presented upon this occason and the delicate
humor and gentle feeling Of his persOnaton OF Medober
will have reader to attentive public consdera-
ton It's performance that reDroduces one OF the
great characters in Dickens in the form ard cOOr OF
fe and that difuscs world Of innocent pleasure MI
f. f. Mackay Will enact Urtah Heep-in which part ne
is well remembered as uncOmmOnly strong. Inc N1hes
Family, the evening VIII Substitute Inc
Bellies Of the Kitchen for the piece IN winch they nave
hitherto acted.
OPENING OF THE LYCEUM THEATER POSTPONED.
Owing to the elaborate stage setting OF Notre
Dame it has been found impossible worhly to present
that play before Thursday evening next The opening
OF the Lyceum therefore postponed from tonight until
that date Tickets for tonight VIII be good Tor IhuIs
day. and on the money therefor viii be refunded
ON presentation of the tickets. throughout Monday or
Tuesday, az the box Office
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
ABAR-ROCM ASSAULT.

As William Yarley, alias Reddy the Black
smith, was sitting the liquor saloon OF Patrick Byrnes
at Elizabeth and East HOuston-sts. late last night
Philip Tully, age p, Of No. 129 Elizabeth-s aud his
cousin John McCauey, entered the ROOM Tuly drank
a glass Of liquor, and then addressed Virley In an
abusive manner The latter did not reply, and McAulay
attempted persuade his cousin to leave the saloon
Tuy resisted finally struck McAulay in the face, and
then sprngng toward Vlrley, also struck him herce
fight followed and Tully was severely Dehteh
by Varey The Fourteenth Precinct police heard OF the
aray forced their way into the saloon ana arrested
both OF the cOmbatans. Narey ana Tdlly were taken
m the Muberry-st Saton-ouse and locked up In
cells on charge OF disorderly conduct The prisoners
Will De brought before Justice Hogan at the IOuiDs 70
lice Court today.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
MUSIC.
THE GARDEN CONCERTS.

Mr.. Theodore Thomas produced on Saturday
evening 1--WE believe for the second time) "Nordish
Suite" by Asger Hamerik. Mr. Hamerik is Baltimore
musician of Danish BIRTH and professor In the Pea
body Institute. His composition is charmingly con-
ceived and well constructed, and seems destined to
secure great deal of popular favor 1t comprises five
short movements, denomnated respectively l. In the
Woods; 2. Old Swedish Ballad; 8. Morse Fling A.
Minuet; 3. Bridal March. They strongly colored
with national characteristics the melodies being clear,
vigorous and at times little rugged, while the
Instrumentation is refined aud simple The programme
on Saturday also included the "RleDz overture and
the Midsummer Nights Dream" music,-both most
cxduisitely perfOr med. Certainly MendeSsohn's de
Chtfu fances have never been faithfully and
sympathetically interpreted IN this city
The audience very large and I'm general attentive
though Mr. Thomas has not yet Taught everybody g0Od
manners. He was Obliged again TO interrupt the per
for the purpose of rebuking some loud takers
In the front seats.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
THE RING MAKING RESTITUTION.

Restitution is the order of the day. On Sat-
urday, Fire Commissioner Mclaughlin said that to-day
or tomorrow he would turn the 5000 interest TO
the City Treasury that he had at time any intention
of Withholding it, and proposed to hand it over TO the
city when be made his report.
Messrs. Pylon and Thursby the late Commissioners Of
Excise determined TO return to the city their por
ton Of t2O0O which the Excise Commissioners retained
out OF the department fund for personal expenses and
10 recover which suit has been begun by the city.
This by way OF compromise. The suit has been set
down for trial in November.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
REoPEY1NG OF THE CHURCHES.

Many clergymen who have been away during
the Summer occupied their pupits yesterday AS a
rule the churches have not been generally closed as
IN previous years Very few given up the services
entirely; many Of those whose pastors have been away
have opened for single service, at least on sun
day. In some, the Bible classes and Sunday schools
br,hes have closed their doors Most OF the Reformed
Dutch Churches have been open, and the Methodist
Episcopal churches we'll The FrotesIthi LpisCoPn,'
Unitarian. aud BAPTIST congregations have In most IN
stances given their mini tiers vacation The attend
auce yesterday In the churches was comparatively
e most OF the Summer wanderers have returned. Ine
have been renovated and chors have been re-
oraln,Zed
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
VIENNA PREMIUMS AGAIN, AND Tue AMERICAN
sEwING-MACHINES

By reference TO the General Regulations OF tine
Vienna Uniyer Exhibition published BY Arehiuse Regner Pres
dent Of the Imperial Commission end medals to be awarded 10
the Mechanical Department easone for merit and one Tor
progress for the article possessing We great
est merit Of it, Kind and the medal for for the ar
or thing which hal greatest progression toward perfection
I'm this ountr Of progress would be called secoDd pre-
mum Henee we conclude that the Wilson Sewing Machine was
the only sewing received the Grand Medal Of Merit when
awards the vnns Exposition II must have been the
best machine on exhibition; although other sewing
that for progress. considered very inferior
machines great Centennial Exposition Of 1875 they
NAV have so improved as to equal worrenowned Wilson Shuttle
Se.fp Aarhfn
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08

the smaller Places in the great majority Of which Wash
burn will naturally be the strongest. The prevailing
practice Of admitting the Democrats to the csucuses,
and the great Interest they take In having the Repub
Convention nominate Butler rather sets precedent
reason aud conjecture at defiance But allowing for
the uua average OF surprises and Democratic captures
should say that Washburn is pretty certain TO carry
twothrds or the delegates yet tO be choseD and 90
into the Convention q clean 100 II not 15o, ahead"
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
EX-ALDERMAN CUNNINGHAM TO BE
TREASURER.

Mayor Powell will nominate ex-Alderman
Cunningham, who Chairman of the Finance Com
mittee OF the Common Council, for the position OF CITY
Treasurer The appointment which was offered to MI
Whitney has been declined by that gentleman on the
cround that his buness engagements forbid his accept
ing any position OF public trust IL ~ stated however,
that Mr. whitney is an asprant ior the MayOrmty ana
gratifying his ambitions.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

y n
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF sIGSAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTos. ID. G.. Monday, sept 81 a. III.
synopsis for the past tpeniV-fo% hours. d. q,
An area of diminished pressure accompanied
by areas OF hight rain moved south w
lake gon; has bee followed the Northwest and
upper lake region by rapidly rising barometer,
no north-wcsterly winds, and generally clear, cool
weather; generally cloudy weather, rain areas,
and northerly to eastery winds have prevailed
with light rain is now reported from Virginia TO Eastern
New-York and Western New England.
Probabilities
For Eew-England cloudy weather. with rain, IL prob
able the winds veerng to westerly and nOrtnery during
tine day, with clearing weather.
FOR me Middle states and LOCer Lake region, rising
barometer norhey and north westerly minds dnd eedr
cool reGuer eTcCpHg pOSsbiy h0ht ran on he cOaSt
Fox t1e South Atlantic aud Gun htatos portneFD W
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08

p.t., r. Trpb,u,e, Prof ChrfssA Nr Merdek ana . w
ssmusop A. La6Ns Mr Mandebsum. 7. Cushing T. o"f"N'
BergmaBn. W 4
FROM sAvANNAH-Tn steamshtp Magnolia segt =, "a
and son. Mrs A. vseutine Ms Br. haI.sL VI vcs M
r. o. Allen r. Arkwnght Marin Wyily. Albert "yly 9 u
Cark, H. A. Haycs n. StrstSsu II. DAVIS ho1oas MA
Lowering Samael Jones, Whiting. T. Koch, brsSi A.
wi w. j. Hue.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08

eastetly winds. generally cloudy weather and rain
...ho. ao5
For TIE nnessee and the Ohio Valley clear weather ana
light to gcltle winds -, oo,
For the upper lake region, generally ciears In oVH,
weather diminishing pressure, aud winds Rra"uaip
shifting TO south-westerly and sOuth-easteriy.
For Missouri, Iowa. and Minnesota, falling DarOInee
winds shifting to sou hery and eastory anu oea
or partly cloudy weather, and possibly rain areas III tho
Iafgs
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
FATAL RUNNING DOWN OF A TUG-BoAT.

As the tug-boat Vixen, Capt. Daniel Per
kins was passing through Hell Gate at 1880 a. m' yes
terday, she was run into by the steamboat Granite
s,ate which cut her in two and caused her to SINK
,eked up by Joseph brown ir taken ashore where
he was found TO be badly hurt about the head.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08

An effort Will be made to-day IN the Common Council
70 compel the examination Of the securities under the
blind" entries Of bills receivable" and "deuand
loans fully secured" II IL understood as matter OF
coursp. that the successor Of Mr.. sprague as CITY
Irrasurer Will draw the city funds from the Ring bank
Tie amount OF funds Withdrawn from the Brooklyn
Tus Company by depOstOrs has increased for several
aays past indicating want OF security on the part
depOsitors On Saturday only $500 Was deposited
withdrawn on Friday, and 10000 on Saturday. Mr.
Ropes stated that the report Of the condition OF the
bank published IN THE TRIBUNE on Saturday of
benefit rather than otherwise 10 the institution, and that
the deposits exceeded the Withdrawals IN amount.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08

the officials and the people generally, make 1t manifest
and by nsnustion mplcate others. he had dspe
IN his interview with TRIBUNE reporter Thursday
evening, when, In rage the discovery that be had
been deserted, he threatened the Ring BY this they
he has brought many persons of spotless integrity
into bad repute and under suspicion.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
5ueriai NoIiees
Tribune Lecture Extra No. =.

TrIbune Lecture Extra NO. ,.
THE METHOD or CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
TnB OARwISIAS THBORY.
Twelve Lectures delivered BY Prof AGAsSk before she hussu Ss
Comparative Zoology Cambridge. Mas VAss .nsssf 81
reeoade aonauoa Aaia Life Pnsied ian
Tribune shse. sAt pages aai illustrated vita saasoas 'ss''s
NOW READY,
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA 40. KiGHr
This sheeI also description Of the wSnIsra FSh h's''
Rocky b. tbs Yale College ETpsdnon
Pne usye copies mail I'D esBss ,"o of 10 's s's Tor 20
Address ihh iN'HuNN' ''N '0"
Nine Ersra shs. containing 80 Lsssrs SAD ~ kasags
ssa Crs4t Asbusr asssTt Ter W sI~
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
SANITARY PROSPECTS,.

regarding the yellow fever Galveston and shreVe-
mort Private eIegrams state that boats from Calves
ton are held IN quarantine at Houston thereby stoppn
all through travel and that shreveport II qu"thhllneu
and peOpe are living IN crowds from galveston.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08

SUI 81 6;2 Moor nes.'.'' -"
s.ntv Hoor S4i Gov. 920 Asn jse FerfTi iVS
wATEB rais Diy-P
S.at, boor 9O6 9i3 Hell Gate Feu' iis'
New-York tribune., 1873-09-08
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA MARKETS.

H.yy, Sent 6-suga-Dmand holders 6m; Nos 10 to
IL D. T.. HOE rea Nos ID to 20, l2'tGi4 reals no"'
SGSi reals STOCK in warehouse Havana anI
300 hhds Receipts Of the week az Haynl and
borcS and 450 hhds Exports o. The week nom ia
vana ar Matans-35, 900 ard 2SOO hHs incul NJ
Il 200 hhd TO the United states Museod Sus
Inferior Common Sl2d9 reals aobe Fair TO ood Enn
grades l2dl21 Butter bm; SUPERIOR
American, S34G$36 T. qunai Goshen. $i2dt4 Fon gu At
Sl70SlS so. HsmsAmerican sugarcurd hrn AT n' 1V@pl
Y quntai Lsri. in kegs easier at Sl9 g qniuta N W.
quiet and steady. Potatoes In fair demand ~ - 0V~
- 75 y bbL Taliow 6rm at $40 75dSl7 20.
War nominal Honey nominal Onions nominal Coal OIL tins In
6d5t reals Bsby Hogsheads finn at ~ oOdso
IumberWhe Pine nominal Pitch Pine qae Shoozs-Box quiet
Tupentne In fair demand At l5c y 10 Tar rom
nal Rosn IN fair demand $SQslO bbL Hoops nominal
Freghs quiet; y boI Of Sugar loading at Havana
for the Unel States So; A. bogshetd OF sugar do, =:
hhd Of Sugar from ports the north coast oude o Uo
states IS 5O8S9 - hhd Molasses loading at Havana Tor
the United States s5Gs5 12a; = hid. Of Molassss from
points the north coast (ouside Ports) Tor The
Intel States s. 12L0$j %; Falmouth and orders
loading Havana COS 962 6 loading at other ports on he no.
67s 81 Exchange firm; United stats %
das currency l,d3Gl prem seo sight 81 ia b =
per premium 60 DAYS gold 50 056 pet cent grmun hott
sight 81 aq5S premium; London 1OGIl premium