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The New York herald., 1873-10-20
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-GRSERAL TERM.-Nos. g. = 1s
49, 81, 81 e5 Co. 10 245 so III, lao, l42, l4e $50,
suPRsME CouRr-sPEciAL TERx-Held by Judge
FANcHER.-Demurrers, Nos. Q, 10. II, y, 49, a. IS,
1e, II, 1s, ~ 25, 2e 81 Law and Fact Nos. 1922 u,
60, 73, II, 1872. 246 so.
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcurT-Part 1.-Oyer and Ter
22S4 2444 2sss 29s7 s24 $685. los 1855, 2222, 23so.
1882, 376, 592H, $50, 1920, 24ss.
,Ss gsa 7a hsd Sy 5udss sss
Judge Freedman.-Nos. 500, $50 $50, 57e, 522, $50.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part L
Held by Judge DaIy.-Nos. 1918, 2sse, 900, s7 o2,
fsas saii sG Sy jaSse aS ,g ~
ssis, ssis, ssa1 2ssi 2si assa M a1ss 22Ss, 2szt
by Judge j. F. Daiy.-Nos. "a, a. AZ 6s. II, 7a 6S
MARINE CoURT-PART Held by Judge Gross. ..
SSs ss2s ass sss Sss $685. s ss ssss Is
PART 2Hed by Judge Howand-N0s aso9' aso $3.50
Sss5 ao 2sas l7IS sSse zysT he1d by Judge
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2752 2902 $685. 1885, 1920 3l4o ITO
1875 27Os 2o3s $685. $685. $685. 2Sl 2Szi 2Szo' 1oo0s
SOeS, Goay saSs OF GENERAL BY Recorder
Hackett-The people VS.. Patrick keating, ielonious
assauf q nd battery; same vs.. Edward Roach, felo.
nons assault and battery; James Mcclure,
felonous assault and battery same W. Patrick Ha.
and sams mSsy vs. James
assault and battery; same W. Joseph Hartnetts
~ IoniOus assault ana battery; same W. JACOB Ne
Voorhies, felonious assault and battery; same W.
Michael Wilson and John Laphsm, burglary; Same
Rudolph, rape; same w. John McNamara, rape;
same vs: Frank Quinby. Barney Mcclure and
BAKER BAKER. grand larceny; same vs.. George Jones,
grand larceny; same vs. Charles Barker, grand
larcenv: same We. Alfred Tnerrer, grand larceny;
James Johnson, petit larceny same vs. Nary Carr,
petit larceny; same W. Michael Winners, petit
larceny; same VI. Theodore Bonner, pottt larceny
same VI John Becker. fhlss pretsncei
The New York herald., 1873-10-20

AK; Erie preferred at OF e5. As indicated nom
the foregoing description OF the market there is
nothing In the near future that need excite alarm,
and albeit
THE CHRONIC BEARS
may still be occasionally heard foreteling dire as
aster as the result Of the general monetary con-
dition, the speculative vibrations from day to day.
unless some grave incident occurs, win go far TO
establish confidence in the situation. In short, II
man has money it is favorable time to make
occasional nank movements, capture prisoner
here and there and retire in good order.
The following table shows the extreme iuctua-
tions for the week IN the leading shares:-
The New York herald., 1873-10-20
THE DISHONEST CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

Frederick s. Beck the alleged dishonest Custom
House broker, who is charged with swindling
John v. Koch, Son h Co., OF No. 156 Will
liam street, for some time past as already
published was arraigned before Justice Bixby
Yesterday, by Oficer Leary, OF the Court
SQUAD The accused, In reply to ques
ton OF the Court, said that he had nothing to say
at present as to the charge preferred against him.
Bail was fixed at SO, coo, and in default or this sum
he was committed Tor trial at the Court OF General
Sessions. He subsequently admitted his guilt, but
said that If giver an opportunity he would refund
the money to Mr.. Koch. He regretted bitterly
what he had done, and begged In O piteous tone
that the matter be kept out OF the papers.
The New York herald., 1873-10-20
SING PRICES-sATURDAY 8 O'CLOCK p, m,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Less Active and Easier for Fu-
tures-Flour stcady-Wheat and Corn
were Firmer-Oats Firm-Groceries
Quiet and Unchanged-Pork Dull and
Nominal-Lard steady-Frcights Firm
Petroleum Unchanged-Naval Stores
Dull and Lowcr-Whiskev Firmer.
SATURDAY Oct. 1876 P. M.
Mercantile interests were considerably agtated
during the week last past, the partial revival OF
the stock panic and the radical decline in the gold
premum-which touched the lowest point since
the war-being the chief causes OF the trouble.
The deadlock in exchange was repeated, and bills
could only be nerotiated on the basis OF further
radical decline, while during some days CONNER.
cial bills were almost unsalable or course such o
state OF anairs could not exist without causing
almost stagnation in some departments
Of trade and indirectly unfavorably affect
ing others. But, Notwithstanding the un-
settled condition OF exchange, the out
ward now OF wheat continued unabated, and the
clearances for the week were enormous. Very
much OF the grain had been sold previously to ar
rival however, the freight engaged and the matter Of
exchange fixed, SO that there delay in the
ment on account Of financial troubles. But business
involving sales and transfers Of merchandise was slack
all through the week, and business men as general
rule confined their transactions within the narrowest
limits. The troubles In Wall street confined mostly
to the of the buls and bears" and the mercan-
tile community manifested determination to prevent
the extension Of monetary and stock difficulties be-
yond the limits Of Wall and Broad streets whenever
IL was possible to do Hence the comparatively few
mercantile failures and the sght disturbances to trade
beyond the checking of business There occurred con-
siderable shrinkage OF values during the week. natural
corollary of the recession Of the gold premium
apparent scarcity OF currency On Saturday the busi-
ne" on Change was very moderate. Flour was In
moderate request At steady prices wheaA
under . fair demand, was about lc better.
Corn was moderately active and nrmef. but closed
The New York herald., 1873-10-20

GOVERNMENT BONDS
were unsettled and feverish We note sales yester-
day OF old 1865 at lO7sl; new 1865, coupon, at
ITO 110h, and coupon ten-iorties at log. The fol-
lowing are the quotations:-United States skies,
1884, registered, ITO bid; do. hve-twenties, 1862,
coupons, 105 bid; do. do, 1864 do, los bid do. do,
do, new, 1865 ITO 11oh; do. do, 1867, do, liz;
do do, 1868, do 1101s bid; do. ten-forties, regis
tered, 1O3 104 do do, coupon, LOG bid; do. skies
Pacific Railroad, 1857 1o94; United States nves
1881, coupon, 1861 1o6A.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Considering the stringency Of the times and the
general complaint about the dficulty OF successful
speculation, the business in railroad bonds during
the past week has been good. and the prices well
maintained. The following were the late bids yes
The New York herald., 1873-10-20

Rye quiet and unchanged ec ior No Barley steadv
AZ 81 sSf No. sflll, q 81 0s5 for No: spring PrSs
steady, at 7Hc cash; generally held s At r. higher,
ebanaed Bacon oues ana unchansed Frsrhts En
Corn oo B1nalo o wheat 70 do. DO 80 Re-
corn. 5000 do oats 5000 do ana 5000 do barley.
shpments-6o0 bbls -four, l2soo bushels whest l7 900
barley.
The New York herald., 1873-10-20


got up with my bones picked and in highly
interesting state for warm weather. The ladies'
heard, were still worse OF, and they chattered
unceaslngly In the dark that the nuns were
obliged to put them to silence by the awful threat
that they should have coffee in the morning II
they did not hold their tongues. The good
sisters treated their pilgrim guests much like
rnruly children. ana rated them roundly when
fhey were troublesome / saw the ex-Ambassa-
dress and her sister, half laughing and half pout-
ing, as one OF them held lump OF black bread and
the other q few wild strawberries IN her hand.
They told me that they could get nothing else TO
eat but some butter, which was rancid, and dark
colored nuid, which appeared to have been made
Tor their modification, though 1t looked on a dis
tant view like coffee. A benevolent dean, how
ever, VINO had brought q tin pot some spirits OF
vino and the necessary ingredients with him, in
Guiding partridge pie and trufles. showed us all
three touching hospitality, and we ate up his
good Things together, seated upon the ground near
thc noy fountain, while pilgrims as hungry, but
less fortunate. gazed despondingly at our little
feast. have seldom had more cheerful gypsy
breakfast, and the two ladies promised to take
our host for their spiritual director when they all
returned to Paris. But he only laughed in answer.
and remarked that he lived near Toulouse, which
was delightful city, much Inhabited by republ.
cans, and II the ladies liked to live there he would
look out Tor house to suit them.
All the pilgrims who we're about to descend the
mountain now began 70 bottle the wster Of the
holy fountain to carry away with them. Inoticed
one old lady very fussy and noisy in her proceed
ings while doing 1t, and began to be vexad with
her, when the dean told M she had come OIL foot
nom Rennes to pray and fast for q little grand
daughter who was blind.
II II rather
AN AWKWARD RIDE
down the mountain to Corps The narrow path Ii
Sttercd with stones-somc round and some sharp
apd fh1stirad nuIas can hardly kaap THAR footing
The New York herald., 1873-10-20

down the mountain to Corps. The narrow path ID
Httercd with stones-somc round and some sharp
apd fh1stirad nplAs can hardly kasp THAR footing
The New York herald., 1873-10-20

-Tnt uUtaOns based cotton IN store running IN
quality not than half grade above below the
grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN eceipts-Flour 10 231 bbs; wheat
lsz Szg bushels corn za 0s3 do. meal 400 bbls.;
oats $3.50 bushels; barley g 500 do And for the week
endngflour, S5ol bbls 45l bushels; corn,
l2b2O59 do corn meal 1855 bbi and io64 bags; oats
l62 $50 bushels; barley, l632 do; rye 5a s5 do The
nour market ruled steady under lnaderate demand.
~ nricss within the range of the foowing io & pors
meal sold To the 35 bbIs quotatiVrs We
The New York herald., 1873-10-20
savanna MARKET

HAVANA, Oct. la 1873
supar-Business small no export demand; Sugar at
Havana Matangas-Stock warehouse 1888 475 boxes
800 hhds Receipts during the week, $50 boxes and
y hhds Exported during the week s. goo boxes and
70 the United States. Molasses nominal Bacon Dat ct
s1 s per cwt Butter easier Flour easier, at 81
$n per bbl Hams-American sugar cured IN
fair demand at $50 ss2 quinta Lard easier; n
Potatoes In fair demand at 20 80 81 per bbl Tallcw
quiet 9 at $s 80 S20per quintal Wax-Yeow irm white
demand atss $40 per Dbl Naval neminal Coal
fair. fair demand at 81 50 a. IS. Lumber steady;
white pine SS per NJ pitch pine $55 Shocks IN fair de-
II fair demand at si2s SIS per freshts dull
Loading at Havana for the United States-Per box OF
sugar 16c 81; per hogshead of sugar. S3 % 81 per
nogsaead Of enoasses $S To Falmouth and orders,
coast t9 the United stasesPes hhd s. s.
62s Cd a5s Exchange irregular Spanish gold, 81 81
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-29

LIN" who was in town last night
from Genoa. says that We were mistaken
in stating that the fire of Thursday
night originated in his house, but that it
first broke ont in a building adjoining
his. There il no doubt that it was the
work of IN incendiary. lib +" saved
: few specimens from his cabinet and
his purse and watch and chain-that's
ali. But he in full of plnck and says
that he has carpenters at work rebuild
ing already and that he will open out
again as soon as Monday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-29

TAHOE CITY, June N.-The telegraph
line between Tahoe City and Irnckee II
completed. Lake Tahoe Is now IN TEL
epraphic communication with the out
side world.-Press Dispatch.
It is probable .ha. there is "A yet IN
discovered planet which. when 1t comes
TO find the light If the sun gliding lis
long t.arlsened crags and gloomy gniches
will make itself conspicnously absurd
in the estimation Of the balance of the
silerial family by prattlins, i'll childish
way about having just got possession OF
the frs: ray of a new thing called solar
light When that happens, if ever II
does happen. then on large scale Will
be repeated the preposterous clam mere
noted as set up by that long benighted
skiff landing. Tahoe City. The screech-
ing absurdity of this claim Is MANIFEST
when we state the fact that Tor more
than three years--and we don't know
hut for eight, Glenbrook Hotel NJ
Lake Tahoe. and Carson City have been
connected by the teiegraphic wire. II
is amazin, that anybody. even IN re.
mote fishing cove like Tahoe CITY should
not have known this 20 be a fact.
ART GALLgRY.--As an instance OF the
deyotedness felt by the teachers OF our
public school to their work, we may be
allowed to call attention to the fact that
Miss Adams has for several months
been giving lessons in drawing to a class
of pupils formed from the two upper
departments, gratuitously. Some specl-
mems OF her own work and that OF
several Of her scholars were on exhlbi-
b;tion in the High School Friday
afternoon. They wer" regarded WITH
high degree OF interest by the visitors
and were the objects of complimentary
remark There are upwards OF nifty
pupils in the class; but owing to the
lateness of the period at shich practice
lessons were begun, and the nearness OF
the aIl-absorbiny examination. only
few of the class have had an opportunity
to enbody their teaching i'll speaking
outlines. Miss Steli. Gates has drawn
a seaside sketch, and SO has Master
Eddie Allen; Master LATHE Allen has
given US representation ~
Lees War Horse, Traveller" Miss Lena
Cotton, the Pet Deer" Miss Emma
Cotton, the "Old MILL Miss Virginia
Chedic. the River Side" Master
Hume Yerington, the "Old Homestead, y
etc. The specimens of Miss Adams
own execution in pencilings, crayonings.
and paintings can hardly he spoken of
too highly. The choice of subjects be-
speaks also the spirit of art. "Melrose
Abbey" the "Sicilian Monastery
Scottish Ruins" and the - Southern
Mecca" are possessed Of peculiar ex-
cellence.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-29

CATHOLIC CHuscz.-The Right Rev
erend DR.. O'Connsll, Bishop Of Grass
Valley, will celebrate Mass, preach and
give Confirmation in the Catholic Church
Of this city, to-day. Mass At IL O'Clock
4, II.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-29
A New STORY UNDER CONSIDERATION.

A NEW STORY UNDER CONSIDERATION.
We are informed that Rev. j. Rawson
johnson has composed volume OF
some eishty-ive chapters--a moral tic-
ticn-and has transmitted the manu-
script to Bancroft in San Francisco for
his veto or publication. We have not
seen any of the writing, and have no
information as to its quality. The pro
posed title is Our Laura and several
of the characters are picked ont Of Car
son society. Mr.. Johnson has been here
in Carson several months busily at work
on Our Laura, preaching an occasional
sermon, and making talks to the chill
dren of the Sabbath schools and day
schools. We are curious to see Our
Laura" appear.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-29

THERE seemed to be a tender and timid
beginning of actual Summer yesterday;
Bohemia of Journalism has said. Items
about the man who puts on his linen
coat and finds one hundred dollars in the
pocket. left there the year before, are in
order" Certainly it is high time that
the steady salubrity which is supposed to
follow the Summer solstices hould be COM
menced: for there never was known, i'll all
the history of meteorological phenomena
in this part of the world a more prolong-
ed season of demoralized and perverted
weather than we have undergone, with
hut brief infermissions, for tho past
three months.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-29

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. by
the Pastor. Rev. James Woods, at II
A. n. and P. N. Sabbath School at
I'm.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-29

WE WE'RE surprised and shocked to
learn yesterday from Mr.. Bob. Pixley of
the r. r. telegraph station that Cullen.
the man who got a scalding at Steamboat
Springs "A few days since was dead. He
died at 10 minutes to IL O'Clock yester-
day forenoon. We infer that mortifica-
ton or some analogous sequence of his
injuries was the immediate cause of his
death.
, 1873-09-08

Neither this table, nor the above daily table,
includes the receipts by canal to-day.
Tho rise in fEoights has eifectually shut off
through shipments Of flour to Europa. Tho ratio
to Glasgow or Liverpool Is now S2.10 In gold
por brl, riso OF 400 in specie within a week.
This il equivalent to 7l14o pnr bu in currency
for wheat, without othor than transportation
charges.
One Of tho Bneet samples Of wheat eyer sent
to this city camo in this morning from Portland,
Oregon. 1t averages 35 bushels to each Of 40
acres.
Itis now aamittod in New York that Chicngo
wheat soils tor just az much as Milwaukee wbent
Of the same grade, and the Now York Chamber
of Commerce has sent hero for samples Of our
standards. TheHo will DO furnished, and, wo
hope will be often referred to. The odioua
distinction between tho two in New York has
arisen almost entirely from the faot that somo Of
our shippers Cnow ont Of tho buelneHs) used to
Indulge IN tho little game Of mi3lnga eonsiders-
cargo OF No. 2 that they dispatched Eastward;
md tho inferior mixtures were, naturally enough,
stIgmatizea aa Chicago No. o. go that it aoon
became impossible to sell our straight No. ut
its real value, without calling It milwaukee,
whoat, which has been dono in numberless In
stancea. II our samples are kept In New York,
and referred to. the buyers Of wheat will be able
to tell easily whether or not nominal OhicnBo
No. 2 DO real Chicago No. 2, and can act accord
The lines Of railroad leading to tho East arc
understood to be 10 much oyerrun with orders
for tho freightlng OF grain that thoy are obliged
for tho preaons to refuse to mako any moro con-
tracts. They have not cars onouah to transact
| i'll tho business offered, and aro hamparod In
! londing lore BY tho crowded state OF our To-
cnl tracka. The difficulty will probably be rem
odied boon, and in the meantime tito largo &C.
coHsion of yoaBela from tho 1umbor and orc to
| the grain-carrylng trade may give root, both as
] to quantity and coat Of transportation.
, 1873-09-08
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING, Hent. q.
ALCOuOL-Was &c lower, dosing ut $l.84@s1.60 for
~ INooM si ccNrhs market a moderately aoivo
TIM common gsalos elnR mosty inquired for prcoa
nre unchanged, as foows: Mo. hurs, ee1uHo; No.
btall braid 3G7o; No. do, 6t9au; No. : do, 4nt4
% g. R e psP ssasas is Ssi sa
make fair aggregate; but the outward msvoment
waa limited, aud tot anything not suitable for table
ns'e ~ o eM @ sS S
may 10 considered steady and firm. No continue Ia
quote: CAoice yellow, 9a92to medium to good, II
{a2Oa inferior 70 common, l2G31to.
IAdQINl-Thefe waA soIlewhnt Quleter feeling In
tho graiu bag market, tho demand being lens urgont
but there wa no socning Of prices, aa tho market III
nearly baro Of goods and stock can scarcely 10 rppeu
g7Ho; Luaiow a, S5Hc; Lewiston 4, a5u; American
A, 33o Amoskoag 4, $50; Otter Greek, 3AHe; bur1ap
Ssgs sna ss qa Ws s:ca gass *nsle 1as0
DEANS-TLs demand Ia sI1 coutlnol 10 small lots
to supply the immediate wants Of THO city trade. Prcea
aro Unchanged Us follows; Prime nayiea e2.5032.6O
primo medium, $2.ao@sAo; common to tsir, sl,2s
@nuiLD1Na a1ATEn1ALs-rhe condition Of this
market IL substantially the same for days past,
stueeo. s5bo; My Yort stueeo eastfns. sasoSi 90
Portland colnent. $75o@go0 bril- Hosonlae cement,
x325@3to: Utica, Louisville, Manlius, and Akron CO.
sSa;o s99 s s pr Sres s1t s III. %g bs IL ,sa na
Grici, pr 1000 ssso00g906; Iul!ding brick loonl-
monh toso&1ooi prs.sea orlek. ~ o9ialeoo; sewer
$2s 00930 90 dol do common, $lt 1000; Indians
preasad SIS o0926 oo do common slo.outaloo0; f,re
oi4y, .per hrl, $3.oo@A,oo.
6l1EEaE-bana gooda are comparstlyaly aearee aud
pie supply and may bo quoted easy, Following are
the pffcca current: YsFk factory, 12HGs1so; Ohio
factory, Ia12.Ho; Western factory II l&l9Ec.
, 1873-09-08

from tho business contre. Tho ca'isos OF thtn
better inquiry aro, first, TINT tho cost Of building
ls qory ohoap . residence THAT oighseon mouths
eKo would lsyo seat goo to build can 3n,N nov be
housca tho porcontage OF reduction ia not so
groat, and tito Bma1lor tho house tho lesa tho
percentage OF reduction Of cont, Anothor
REASON for moro Inquiry tot inetdo residence
Of trade in tho city will mako . .groater domand
within tho uoxt yenr for rosidoucoB for NOR
chants aud tralors generally,
ptAnENDoN MiiAs.
Mr. O. j. Slough who recently r, sea 9or afEo re-
sum Of aAoo, 900, hashought helf interest In mo
suburban town Of olaronaon, Hills TOR
$4,000. Thrao yeasa, ago, Mr., slough SgI
sold tho whole Of tho Clarendon =, m 5liils
md J. II. WaiRor,. Tor s20,0 ,0oo. Hla proaont 70:
purchase Of alf intorost Is, therefore, made @ ct
an advance OF 400 por cont. clarendon Hills ta
ono milo cast Of Ilnsdnlc, aud Is already "
lago Of somo 900 nhabtante und, ~ i 10 hgh
running out Of tho city, and only about 10 mlles
from tic buaiuosB part of tho clty It bids fair to
become IN important suburban place.
BONE RECENT 8ALES.
Mossrs. William A. Butsors Il Go. hold suc-
ccssful auction sale Of some very choice sonti!
Park property Inst Tuesday: The northwest
corner OF broxol Boulevard and Fifty-1rst street,
lot lao foot oaat front on the boulevard by $50
foot on Fifty-lrat Btroot sold for S22b pcr front
foot On Droxol boulevard. seyerA inside lots
fronting east on tho boulevard sold for s175 por
front foot. A. fow lots fronting on Cottage
Grove avenue, between Fifticth and Fifty first
etroeta, wero sold at IA Average Of 500 per front
foot.
Among recent salss OF suburban ncxcs arc 80
acres In tho " i Of no II Of Section 81, Town
81, Rapgo "A, Q. noar Calumet Station. Sold by
Clarke, Layton l. Co.. for $4,000. Also, 6ed
aores In Morgan Park, ut Washington Heights
| for S10,500
! N1essra W. D. Kcrfoot h Co. sold ~ ncreB OF
tho south side Of si1toonth stroet. west Of West
ern avenue and adjoining the railroad track, fo1
| s25,000. --.
Henry l.. Hill sold yesterday, ~ acree
fronting east on the South Park, st F1fty-nintt
street. and also having frontage o1 &C c@11mo onn
Rus1,tARY or TRANsFxnB FOR TIE WEEK..
Tho following ia tho total amount Of city and gu
burban pr 3pcrty tranafor1ed during tho Wook endn
Saturday. Sept q CITY psoperty nunber Of "a! caes
number Of salcs T; consideration. $41,9eo south 9
city limits, nnmbar Of sa!os, 40 confederation 500 e88
west OF city lmits number Of Bales II consideration
5o7oo Total saes, 1871 total consideration, $82 4o7
, 1873-09-08


Ts io5s sitoe d. 12s1a sass state o. %
sa s5fs ss III ss
's,s assot1 ls sa9s s5s w. 1ates Russia r0u go
aALv4a1zED a. mos-No. 15@2o 16o; No. 22@A. 1eei
Of Is rer cont is made from this lat.
CoppEn-Oopper boto,nst 400 braziurs over II fhe,
47o; Timed copper, s8c; panshoa eopper' 4se; do
W,as5 t. So; = q and . 1os; 70 to Il, H. -
u 1sHo i'll y md 49, at9 III y sant f s., IL,
count fence wre. 7Ae by cur Load: 7Xo; il. ,sv.,c.
eotsa yssordH1y To- Ky lSoe it do aeg DO d.
s 4s g. y ss;S II Si;ss:
asasa Ia g. marns, aarui t. $5s$s tarlsa rope
7SS' G7.oS; ' tsr' Il ri, ss.6o@o.0o ,
'oiLb-Lnseed was again very firm with % UPWARD
snSsaSy sssy .s
Garhan, Ito; extra lard OIL 721; No. 60; No. G2o
ess as,a do ssa 3ast o lss s,sy xss s.e es1S g
:.is Sc Sst co.
s.et eseter wth tta repSrtsa Europe,
higher press n IT, 81 tue Ids a9s
inn 1noro nrmy adhered to than formerly Tho New
York Journal ar Commerce of scps contains the foi
lowing: i4 bcotoh piB na}sa have been ats ot 800
tor Tho market s,t st tae & s0se
| nriccs nHEsI Tho market 10 Influenced mainly by
tonors Of riso IL prooa mud tho growing strength Of
III markets of tho various shipping points on the other
a' aocs iiuto operation Oct. l." Wo quoto: 8catcll
secorans to psan> SaS@seGo g NJ Msss''sas sa @ s. q
Nn = S5i 90: do No. s. 45700; do No. 4, $da.D0 dc
No. !, so46o !; MIsasour Charcoal ss5.oo Chicago
| stone coal so. 90. ......
nv Ind rahor slow OF aAe. At tho close prices wett
ao sssr sons asoaa n,nix 70 a,sSs' 20,
| iawer. We quote old chickens At $3t09400; spring
do, S3.7ta3.6o; small do, $3.oo@2: 90; duoks. $500
turkeys, i3Na prairie chiSsens x. s2ooS2so; sn'ps
P0tATOEa-Wese quiet aud unchanged. eues