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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21
1T. they we're badly injured and nearly

ont. They were badly injured aud nearly
chilled 10 slessll.
MADRID, February II. The two Houses q
the Eorfls convened In joint session rs VA
tional Assembly ard elected Martas. ia'e
Minlster Of Foreign Affairs, - President, ~
place Of Fieucra
All tie proglnccs heard from give adhesion
to the new rsgspss.
Amadeus al.d family met with most re-
spectiut consideration ut The railway stations
on their way 70 Portugal.
b MADR1D, February 15.The National As
senbly elected Perals, Seone. Gomez and
Ghao, vice Presidents. The address in reply
to the Kings message Of abdication va
adopted. Ii concludes with tile declaration
that when the present perils, conspirae les,
and obstacles are overcome. Spariards will
not be able to offer Amadeus q crown, but
thew will offer him another dignity, that Of
being q citizen of free and independent
country.
Espartcro tie veteran statesman, has sent
Ills warlnest congratulations to the new GOV
ernment.
Olazaga, the Spanish Ambassador at Paris,
has thrice rendered his resignation, bnt the
government requested him to remain for the
sake OF tile country and liberty, and he has
eonsented.
Coiiriers left the Capital with Minister Cas-
| telar's manifesto to Foreign Powers.
Eminent statesmen are trying to prevail
| upon the government to relinqpish the idea
Of dividing the country into separate States.
| forming Federal Republic like that OF the
United States. 1t is probable that the argn-
meuts against The scheme will have am effect
General Nonvillas has been appointed Cap.
| tain General OF Madrid.
| The Impartial declares that the act of alb
dication was voluntary and personal. The
Kings father was opposed to It.
The Correspendsncia says tile flag OF the
Republic will be violet, white aud red.
! 1t is reported that General MariOncs, com
lnandcr-in-chiefin the north, has telegraphed
his adhesion 70 the new governmental
AT a Council Of Ministers yesterday the
new government parIoned several men sen.
fenced to be executed st Datcelona.
A system for arming the people TO repel
invasion o. Carlists Is 10 be deyel.i ped.
~
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21

The SPANISH REPUBLIC. -MinIster Sickles
mas ON Tally called upon the President OF
the new Spanish Republic and con graduated
that Magistrate on the peaceful change of
government and the formation Of republic
The President made brief but eloquent re-
ply. stating that Spain Is Indebted e the
Unitctl States for the founder OF i new social
order and tllat she will remember the worthy
example set for her BY the United States.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21

CoNs1DERATE.-We. have heard it wlis-
pered that an old folks party viii soon Be
given here. the proceeds Of which win he
applied to the Young Mems Association dnd
the social benefit enjoyed By those who are
now-not young. The ladies. OF tourse.
who are eyer foremost in attention I'd those
whose material usefulness is over have sno.
gested, and intend carrying out this happy
purpose.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21
JUDGE DAVIS has oranfe.1 ; .tar = ]

JUDGE DAVIS has granted q STAY Of nro-
ceedings in the Stokes case. The text Of the
Judges decision says that the exceptions are
OF such grave importance, and there being
doubt as to the correctness III OF one portion
OF tie charge te the jury, it became his duty
TO give the prisoner an opportunity to
present them. The case will now 70 to 4
i''li bench for hearing, and this will probably
involve delay at coiipla Of mont,,s.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21

THE trial OF John L. Osborne Mt Gaicsburp
tor the murder Ut Mrs. Matthews. i young
married woman. ut Yates City Illinois, III
August last under circumstances Of Eecn-
liar atTocity, has been concluded. The jury
rendered . verdict of guilty, liking the pen
atty of death. The evidence against Osboync
was wholly circnmstatnial, but was Of Tie
strongest character.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21

& CAsTELL1R has sent ! dispatch rs the Sp.n-
ish residents IN Paris which cisarly ,ntimate.
that the new government s resolved not to
part with Cuba. and q Keep the spanisl, ii.r
On portion Of American territory. M !
pledge of perpetual union between the Old
aud New Worlds
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21

Much anxiety Is feit ut Portland, Oregon.
for the safety Of the steamer 4eo. Il. Wright.
overdue sixteen days from Sitka. There
were ~ passengers on the Geo. r. Wright.
snaeng whom were Maj. Walker, Pay,,,ssset
ri tie army, and bis wiEe.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21
Further Particulars Or the KilIinr Of
Quinn.

we learn some, further particulars relative to
the Killing Of John Quinn by Jim McArrison,
In Nevada Valley. West Side last week.
The preliminary examination Of McArrison
was to have taken place before Justice Quig-
ley, at Blackfoot. on the 13th inst, and Dis
irict Attorney j. C. Robinson came up from
Deer Lodge to prosecute In behalf OF the
Territory. McArnson, through his counsel,
said he would waive an examination provided
he would be admitted to bail in the sum Of
81 600 70 appear at the next term Of the Dis
trictCourt This proposition was accepted
BY the District Attorney, much to the indic-
nation OF the people, and bonds were sub
United to Deputy Sheriff Warren. Satisfac-
tory sureties, however. had not been offered
70 Warren up to the time our informants left.
Il appears that when McArrison gave him
self up. he stated that he met Quinn on the
prairie, when the latter told AcArrison ID
defeud himself, Quinn at the same time at
tempting TO draw his revolver. when Near
rison fired his shotgun, killing him Instant
". Those who first found Quinn affirm that
he was lying dead less than 100 yards from
house, and had no weapon 81
any description upon his person, not even,
pocketknifa. The .sshot'' with which Near
rison said his gun was loaded were extracted
from the body By Doctor Mitchell and found
% be navy revolver balls. These facts being
believed By the people ii. and SUR
rounding Blackfoot, they were hlgffly in
censed ri the lnkewarmlless OF the prosectas
much 50, that on Thursday night
lat District Attorney Robinson was burned
b ef5gy In the streets Of Btackfoet zHa.old.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21

swcring.
Morrell, Chairman, decided that members
Of the committee had right to ask any ques.
ton without giving witness the reason.
Harlan then said that he endorsed cheek
and gave it to friend, lie ditln'. want to tell
the name, but the committee decided he must
and he finally said he gave the check to DR.,
Carlton, Secretary of the Methodist Book
Concern at New. York. He collected the
money and gave it to witness, who subse-
quently gave it to sorue friends to be used in
the Iowa elections. He thought tile Chair
man of the Iowa Republican State Committee
did not get much Of it. He would try and
make out list Of those he paid to.
Senator Conkling denied that he ever
owned IN anyway stock Of the Credit Mobi-
licr Or Union Pacific.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb: uary 14-At their
meeting the members of both Legislatures
agreed to organize an Assembly from the
menibcrs returned by both boards, provided
that they would prove acceptable 70 the na-
tional administrators.
RIcHMonD. Va. February 4.---A dreadful,
accident occurred Ills morning at the new
bridge building oyG The James River be-
tween Richmond nd Manchester. A tenn
porary trestle upon which fifteen men we're
engaged laying theiron superstructnre, gave
way and precipitatd the whole party into
the waters. Nine wire rescued, bnt he re-
mainder we're elthcrtlrowned Or killed by
being dashed againsI the tim',ers and iron,
which went loxas with them. OF those
rescued two doatcd about mule down the
river on the tinhefsbeforc they wete taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEL-LoNDon, June $3.50 p. NJ
Consos closed 92 money and 95s the account
United States hvetwenty bonds lS6Js, 96; Erie Rail-
way shares 49, Censols opened at % for money and
1865 old 1875 9fa ten-torties $50; new fves
SgA, and Erie Railway shares at 4SA.
FRANKFORT BoURsE -FRANKFoRT, June 6-P. M.-United
States nyctwenty bonds, 95a4 for the issue of 1852.
MThe market closed dull The sales OF the day have
been 10 900 bales including 1000 for speculation and
port OF the sales 1000 American. Sales of cotton
shipped from Savannah Charleston, deliverable in
and July at Sd from the port deliverable in July
and August, at sgd from New Orleans, May, at S1sd
from the same port deliverable IN june at lol6d and
from the same port deliverable in August and Scpem
since tho last report to the 9th instant have been 81 100
bales The stock of cotton bound to this port Is
100000 bales, including 900 American. The market
opened quiet Mddling upands SGD midd l Or
OF which 5000 were taken Tor export and 5000 on specu
ianon The stock In port Is $4,000 bales including
36s go American The receipts of the week have been
nsWo bales including 22,OO0 American Actual export
LlyERPooL BREADsrurrs MARKET-LIvERPooI, June 6-5
+ M.Thc marketn breadstutfs Is dull Wheat lbs Id.
Us "a per Genital for average California white l2s Sd
FOR club Do and lis H. rs I'd for red Spring
for western Peas S7s 3D. 3Ss per quarter Tor Cana
DIAN The receipts of wheat for the past three days have
been $4,000 quarters including 81 900 American. The
quarters, including 5000 Amc rican
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKRr.-IIvERpooL, June 6-5
T.. M.-Lard SSs Cd. per cwt Bacon 3ss per cwt tor
short rib mlddes Clovcrseed 4Os. AS per cwt for
American red.
LONDON PRopUcE MARKEr.-LoNpoS. June 6-Evening.-
Sugar Dos 3D. us per cwt for No II Dutch standard
aioat Refined petroleum l3ad l324d. per gallon.
Lindseed cakes 70 los. flO per ton.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June G. 1873.
ce GG9 sra s sHs So SOCK Weekly S' ret
receipts. 1897 Exports-To Great Britain, l,i74; coast
NEW ORLEANS. June o 1873.
1876. Net receipts, i0o bales; gross 1850 ESports-
a eS dTsaf oet WeesySe sae s
gTSss ss 1 Grea g sass 10 the
Cotton quiet and firm good ordinary. 5isc low mid
%%sSsfts e; sss.s. SHE'S sssS
81 s the s Gon sss eoass%se ss 'e sae a,s
SAVANNAH, June 6, 1878.
bales Exports coastwsc. i,isa Sales, 81 Stock laSss
asssni 'r Sales. fsg $50 Great
CHAR LEsros. June G, 1873.
good SSSa 10y %asnS S o
Sss @ alea fssg @ sa S
Ass ;-coastwse, LIS sales, l,75o
WILMINGTON, n. G.. June g. 1873
Spirits Of turpcntne quiet AT Ale. Rosn quiet so GO
for No din o o y1a pe Ta Tor hard IS for
rgnr and r %sh5ssG ssns ,s
s. jaiy dSs - sps!
jecied 81 80; No. iamber illinois, ii S. No DO, 81 co.
Seller S s sales seller e s % spot M &
Agsa; asssn rssh ii e ba ~ grade
E tho o & s TO &C. nd 5
do oats shipmcnts-iooo bbs dour $500 bushels wheat
and 26UU0 do. corn.
OswEGo, June 9, 1873
Flour steady sales of 800 bills at SIS IS for No spring
1925 amber Winter $40 % white Winter $40
double extra Wheat dull and sales of lots No.
Milwaukee club at 81 81 round lots held at 81 3d. Corn
dull sales OF two cars at 55c Corn mea$l rs for bolted.
shorts SIG 80; shpstuns, $7 middngs SIS 50 per ton
Canal frcights-Wheat Sc. and rye nc. TO New
York; lumber $S the Hudson; - 80 TO New York
Railroad ircghts-Fonr to Philadelpha 6Oc to Boston,
Pfs e..
do peas 0W feet OF lumber The shipments OF flour
by rail during the month OF May were s. 7S5 bbls.
BUFFALO, June q, 1873
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty hours
oats lS5426 do rye, 4uU do Canal shipments-wheat,
1913 bushels corn 1880 do oats 7067 do; sIW
do Rail exports-wheat 1850 bushels; corn, $50 do;
oats GA do: rye, 4Ud do Canal ireghtsWheat lie;
bakers a%seq IS 49, Mhs y 50
sla wheat dail; NO s sales were made public;
s$ Chicago no 2 81 81 81 white Canada, q 70
high mixed at i7c 5000 do No. at &c Cat, steady;
No. Western held ut S9c. Barley Arm Canada, g5c
9sc. No. 2Wesern, %c a Csc two.rowed state, Sac.
c sasy WESTERN s Eys nSm n e. Sc Barley
ii 10 81 Isl prime Canada 81 20 81 rs Rye malt frni
ut Csc Other articles unchanged
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat active and higher;
sales Of No 2sprine at 81 2s CASH 81 IS seller June;
"a aSl 22s seller July No sspring, Slis; No do
No. mixed at aIIc. cash. Skc. Ss,<e.. seller July;
II lair demand snd SsSes ssss e
ss sr July yssSsS ssc &c Re- fOs Dsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-07
THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH

The Brooklyn Board OF Health met yesterday
afternoon. In reply to a letter sent by Health
Commissioner Conklng to Professor squibb, ask
ing him what were the best dLsinfectants Tor
stagnant pools, closets CUTTERS &C., and directions
for using the materials stated that 1t depended
much upon circumstances and conditions. lie says
that sulphate OF iron copperas, carb0hc acid
and sulphurs were the cheapest and best for all
practical purposes. The Professor therein gives
his explanation OF the reason leading him to those
conclusions Proper cleaning, ne SAID, was the
For stagnan pools he suggests that the surface OF
the water be Kept covered with dim OF oil. the
communication was placed on file.
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The quotations are based Cotton IN store, running in
quality not than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
scriptions sales reported first hands and
prices remained the same We quote Extraordinary
cargoes l9c. 1gt4c prime cargoes, 19sc. ysic ex-
IRENE range lots, 171c. lg5sc gold h. 90 %
grass mats &c. y2c. singapore, do; nc lsc; ccy
Ion lSi,c I9c. Maracaibo lSlsc. 10 &c Laguayra,
I9c a 19lsc; jamaica lsc. 19c. st Domingo I6Jsc;
Porto Rico lgc lgc. Costa Rica, 181c. l91sc Mex
Isc; sayanilIa, ls,sc &c.; Curacao, lsjac. lgc,
gold, % a 30 days credit.
FLOUR AND Flour, l6 sl9 bills wheat
1871 76 bushels 25 202 do corn meal 22 bbls and
ruled dull and prices st tended In ouyer favor
The sales comprising all kinds foot up about $4,000 bbls
prices within the range OF the appended quota
Corn meal was quiet, but unchanged, both bbs and
city sacked. Feed dull, but prices steady
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
Cholera Coming.

At regular meeting Of the Board OF Health. held
yesterday afternoon, the following report was re-
ceived from the Sanitary superintendent
SANITARY BuREAu, June 6, 1879.
furnish Evidence that cholera has
not only reappcared in Europe, but is also seriously
sSSaa ne 6as
sss ss"s
ssry day b@g"s the disease so this City From
adeaaae system Quarantine but possess no such
. athya h Dy an% ess as
gers suffering with premonitory diarrhGa' along tho
Ss ps%sas
passengers WIN The inmedlate aaopiion Or
p sin s be 'ff likely Ss
s eses from wheS s the may
nh b n be to dn
neced with these places as the ready o. destroy
ns h % s psssss
through the ely Gr during temporary abode As y
aem sePe1ha hs
"a; ass S'si sa'S ne
s s ea the Is q e hs sRson that
% 81 n sa c bs f be-
lated The dislnccant Which have directed f for pres
ON %ss s
five gallons water and hall pint OF common carbOc
sarded as the most approved precautionary
prepared not only DC public Sress that printed
foa es and ports 70 rapoaG aca pro-
prietors Of hotels to eifran ana sailor boarding honSss
wse S % an re wss9 eaas S
prVate apPia ger
nc house drains but tronga these the psbc sewers
would therefore srsspcstuy engagement
ton and instructions be circulated above
posed T'h2u5 a asfs b. angy
The following report and resolution were also
adopted
The sanitary Committee respectfully submit the fol-
This company is engaged in the removal OF dead amt
a M nn eS s aid % the
the city, and the Long Island Bone Laboratory
period Of ten years remove beyond the city limits
1 s Ga
a s cha the b t. e Ss 80 m e
prevent the escape Of foul gases
s Dc TSs esassqua" s ssw sas H. %iS
the next de ns S put rysr sss
the nuisance created As the CON-
Se
OF preventing therecurrence OF this nuisance
@ a. ssSsGs ssaSsss Z s"S
pfoeess ' were the immediate dispoai te animal ana
oa steam tight tanks and the destruction OF all gases
time been improved and the company have substituted
the old boats first used large and connodious hulk
Notwithstanding all these Improvements the works
have constant complaint BY the citizens
district and the demand for the abatement OF the
business Is u nuisance has been repeatedly made.
The company the contrary aege tat they are per-
forming their part OF the contract in as inoensivs man.
possible. NJ -.-,..
In order to give all parties concerned an opportunity to
be heard on this subject and To enable this Board to
come TO a definite and satisfactory conclusion as to its
powers and duties q the matter q the contract for the
removal dead animals and oia and the abatement OF
puisances growing the of the contract
the committee recommend the adoption of the following
resolution :.
give the New York Rendering Company and all parties
opposed continuance of their the foot Of
Thiry-egh street. North River hearing the rooms
the Board Of Health, O Mott street. Thursday, juno
IL, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. STEPHEN SMITH, NJ. d.,
Chairman Sanitary Committee.
The Board then adjourned 10 Tuesday, next.
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THE ACCIDENT AT HAcKENsAcK BRIDGE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your account Of the accident at Hackensack
bridge some slight inaccuracies have occurred.
have been In the service OF the Erie Railway for
the past twenty years. am now q conductor.
on this occasion my train came TO stop at Iacken-
opened. / sent o man out with tho proper
signal to warn any approaching train. Five red
lights were also displayed on the rear end OF my
train, when two would have been sufncient
JQRN h 4ARyQM
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY I, 187s-TRIPLE SHEET

weak and unchanged nominay SIS 50 SIS for cash
sales; SIS 75 seller July Lard in fair demand and
lower at S. 3d. seller June IS y - 60 seller July
Bulkmeats sold at 6c TOR shoulders loose spot seller
Suss and Freighs Arm corn to Bn 1s e.
corn 5000 do oats, 1000 do rye and 1000 do barley
Shipmentsao0o bills -four g. 900 bushels wheat $1,000
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
apahar
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, June 6. 1873
Exchange firm United States currency short sight
Is lSa cent premium; sixty days, gold 36s 37s
per cent premium; short sight 80 40 per premum
on London sixty days, 5ls 52k per cent premium; on
Paris, sixty days, "a per cent premium.
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Wheat was active, but with smaller offerings and
less pressure sell the market ruled rmcr The sales
comprised about 10000 bushels at 81 20 81 ~ for IN
feror 81 40 81 AZ for No. and rejected Spring, 81 80
81 53 Tor No. Chicago and Northwest 81 "a 81 50 for
No milwaukee 81 for prime No do, 81 ~ for am
waukee sold at 81 So Corn was decidedly rmer under
iair demand for c9nsnmPti9n ana shipment The sales
&c Sc for Damp &C. oSC for fair to good steamed
do. and 66fc for old Western mixed anoat Oats were
irregular hrmer for choice white The sales foot up
~ tx IA 2Qhieaag Hiss9 ~ tPy sboIas Hk1es ~
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Hugh McGrath, OF No. As Summer avenue, New
ark, tried to walk over the treste work bridge Of
the Newark and Hudson road on Thursday night,
but fell overheard and Was drowned. Some men
saw him fall, and tried IN vain to save hum. Ho
esYes aax 0nAldgeR end Uues
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The carrying rates were 8, 4, and per cent.
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
the value Of the imports Of dry goods at this port
amounted for the week to $9s6,s2a; the amount
marketed was $l,2A7,7ss.
RAILROAD BONDS
the market was moderately active, with prices
generally steady. Erie. fourth mortgage, sold ct
q; New York Central skies. 1855 COX; Union Pa
Vnc und. ganta SAzaRaA et u; incopeA telsA a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A BANKING HOUSE

EoPARTNERsHIP.-TH FIRM NAME OF j. TAUs
consisting OF Joseph and Gabriel Taussis NO. Delaney
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Included in the above 100 bales to arrive For f
ure delivery Oasis low mddlng) the sales as
follows:sales last evening, after three oclockune
100 at 1s19S2c 100 at lsc July 800 at 10 Il6c 100 at
800 at IS s2c November, 100 at l74c Total 800 bales
Is iIl6c at IS 96c. 800 1899. 800 at IS IL July
100 at 10 Lice 600 at lgc 10Y at 10 52c 100 at l9c
August 200 ats ssc, 800 ti9lsc 100 at 10 72c al
gisc at 10 36c. LOCO at l9dc September lSc
800 issc., lo0at IS ss2c 800 at sepember 100
a. s os at c % Total a sSc
toia i6aso' bales The receipts d the ports sum
up as follows Galveston n bales; New Orleans I030
Mobile, a. savannah 7 Charleston, Sg Wilmington,
This day last week. ASS; this day wear 15s Rates
to foreign ports closed nominay follows-T Havre
by steam, lc.; sail, 1c, compressed; to Hamburg BY
steam, lc to Bremen by steam, 2sc.; 10 Liverpool I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-07
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Stcady-Receipts OF the Ports,
1853 Bales-FlOur Duli-Whcat, Corn
and Oats Were Firmer-Porlx and Lard
Quiet-Grocertes Quiet-PctrOleum Dull
and Unchanged-Naval Stores Steady
East India Goods Quict-Metals Quiet
Wool About Stcady-NVhiskey Easier.
FRIDAY, June 6-6 r. M.
The merchandise markets were irregular to-day
and almost invariably dull. On 'Change there was
less demand for both wheat and corn but there
was less pressure to sell and the market was
rmer for both, fair export business being done at
rather better prices for wheat decidedly better
prices than obtained at the close OF yesterdays
market for corn. Oats were still irregular. Whis
key was nrmer Pork nominal. Lard was with
out decided change. Freight room was scarce and
high, and shipments Of grain were restricted
thereby. Groceries were generally quiet, but
prices steady. Petroleum was duh, but Aominaly
steady. Naval stores were in moderate request at
essentially unaltcred prices. Cotton was in firm de-
mand and steady for 'spot," while futures were
shade East India goods generally quiet and
steady. Wool was in moderate request and not mate
rally changed in price.
AsHEs-Receipts for the past three days 6s packages
The market has shown change Pots sell in obbing
way at IS, while pearls remained entirely nominal
BUILDING MArERIALs.-We have particular change
to note in this branch trade Brick been in fair
demand with prices ruling steady, at previously quoted
figures Lime sold moderately at 81 so for Rockand
Common, and 81 10 for do lump. Cement was quiet
with Roscndale still quoted at 81 rs Dbl Laths were
duh unchanged Quoted at 81 % Eastern spruce
Other materials above mentioned quiet and not
essentially changed in value
CorToS on the spot fairly active former prices
Future deliveries advance of Lice sold to q fair ex
To-Day Last EGG. Total
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o2k; Delaware, Lackswauna and Western second
mortgage at 100; Morris and Essex. second mort
gage, at o91<; Toledo, Peoria and warsaw. ". d.
at SO; Canton at 1904. The following are the BIDS
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At regular meeting OF the Board OF Health, held
yesterday afternoon, the following report was re-
ceived from the Sanitary superintendent
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$1,000 Cs $40, r, '65. n. ll5ss $40
$1,000 US SO, C. '67.... l2lX

$4,000 Missouri SIS.
1000 Cen Pac RRgd BIS
1900 U Pac U.s. 4 b.
5000 Can South Isl
1000 Nor 4 Is I'd
1000 9, 2 a. C Jst be
6OO shs Wesf I'm TcI h =