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The New York herald., 1874-09-28

cut meats $50 do; lard 100 tbls and terces and 100
ss na E n rssh snSs s Ss 81
aHsS On sn '' v, ss s q % r
oc,oser s23 So and Iao eels BUYERS opnon q
Q, long clear a. s'e sss PER 10 dressed hogs ca wers
has been unmpor.sn and conSned the rsqairs
Q, sne jobong trade: Lots TO the amount ,n,U ., %
Tue ranss Of So SIS q TOR ain mess SSs
nds as d CO., ana 81 IS for extra e
mess Beet hams remained quiet but we're quoted
1. @ aa arm for
pSsss n
sc. per lb 500 do smoked do at lie per b so picked
si%s st s s sns'sS az saT: Il
l s ana G ni ef SOss picked ID bSs. Mss,.1s q
resm Sut shade aSoss
Onion months = rslc CITY was quiet i6O dsrce'
N raw sugar the market wa. steady on
S.. VA. tor ony % t Sa Of Ss
Z. az caS % Isa o q s e. r. oqss
S.os.% a: lcse lie and ards = h''s; e
ssa sa'Si soP' ssos
sss. ssni4Sss si SSds & and q Soss, Nos 70 Is sss
boxes. anS Dutch SAss sisudaa No: c
ss do 10 5S ~ s s<s shi a. 49, y, ls i1 ss ,o
white, S.c a Ike. Porto Rico-Re6nins, common 70
s snasTS sTSess5s lse TO- sn9's
Dutch but standari Nos 10 S ~ ss s'sc Manla-supe-
fair Distributing business reported in both
sso anS rss' &C. for a no
was Sd and easy quoted nom
Allow Was quiet but arm go hhds of city sold at
veeR Ok M SsI Ie marke Wss uSis bat sIssdy
Sales, $50 Gbls. st 81 o711 per gallon
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CORONER,S CASES,

About one O'Clock yesterday morning Michael
Head. fifty years Of age, and native Of Ireland.
while intoxicated, fell down the basement steps Of
premises No. 421 First avenue, and was almost In
stantly killed. The body was sent to the M0rgue
and Coroner Wotman called to hold an inquest
There are quite o number OF witnesses to tho
occurrence. Deceased lived at No. a25 East Six
teenth street.
Coroner Woltman was notified to hold an inquest,
at No. 24O Second street, on the body or Lizzie.
Wagner, little girl four years OF age, who was
killed by accidentally falling from third story
win0Ow TO the yard.
Dr. Kitchen, OF the Charity Fever and Small P01
hospitals, yesterday morning Informed coroner
Woltman that an unknown man who had been
admitted to the Charity Hospital from the city on
the 25th inst, died there on Saturday. The DOCTOR
said ne was unable to learn the name OF the de-
ceased or obtain any facts concerning him.
Yesterday morning Coroner Woltman was no
titled to mold an inquest al the Park Hospital on
the body OF Mary Gorman VINO DIED rom tue
stated by theSurgeOn IN charge.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvANA, Sept n 1874
Spanish gold, 1888 1s9 American eoii, 1871 ls2 E1-
II 7s Premium; short sight Is Is DO 80 days gold.
81 80 TO-; short sight. w 81 do. London, lib III
do. on Paris, 81 a % do Sugs active; No II Dutch
standard, i7k Is reals per arrObe
HAVANA, Sept %, 1874
Sugar active and prices advanced. Moasses sugar. Is
l5A reals per arrobe Musc0vado sugar, inferior to
common, AK is reals fair to good refining II l7h
reals grocery grades 10 20 reas Stock OF sugar in
warehouse at Havana and Ma,anzas. 15so0 boxes and
exported during the week, !10O boxes and 752 hbds,
including 800 and all the hogshea the United
States. Bacon, $37 q $38 per cwt HamS-American
saItsd SEQ sa2 auntal Amerlcan sugar cured $50
81 S4a Potatoes So per Dbl. Wax-White, $A $50
per arrobe Coal oil reals per gallon Freights nom
change sctiye on the United states sixty days cur
sixty days gold. 81 IS premium; short sight ~ 8s
premium; on London. III q ll5 premium; on Paris 70
premium.
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$500 PRoPIr FROM 500.

A an instance Of how large prodb arc made from
small nyestmenn 10 Stock Privileges we cite the follow
ing :-August cuNomer secured put on 10 shares OF
shis contract was closed At reslisns ss:s He then
secured cAu on SO shares OF the same stock as 0H,
wnch be closed the Ah inst At l4k, realizing s. 2o
commission at the same time securing spread on
realize Handsomely before the expra uon q mis- contract
Thus customer vas nced tp operae m .nls ocn rom
an article in The Weeks Doings in Wall street. pub
iished by Tumbridge Co. New York. In the issue Of
this paper Sept written while the stock was selling
at the advance was predicted, and this prediction
proved entirely correct the sequel shows Parties
desiring operate IN stock Privileges are %
Wall street, which contains valuable Information re-
spectng prospective movements Of The market and
how in vel stments may be made ranging from $50 70
NUn. TUMBk1DGk CO, Bankers and Brokers,
No. 2 Wall street. New FORK
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LOVES GIFTS UNSTABLE,
IFrom the Halifax lOanadal Rec

From the Halifax (Canada) Recorder,
A trial OF rather unusual nature took place
before Justices Grimm and Macdonald at Preston
last week, Our informant states that young
gentleman named Walsh came from England
about she month OF April last and made the ac~
ausinrance in this city OF Mr.. Briggs who took
him for q drive to Preston, and there introduced
him TO some friends Of his own, family named
Bell. The English party made several
on one occasion they brought out several
articles, among them q set OF china and
q bag OF candy. which he gave to Mrs. Bell to help
accommodate hts friends when they might come
ont on visit With him. He also gave o gold
hunting case watch and valuable ring 70
daughter OF the family, and another watch 20 a
son, by way Of Introduction, as he said was the
custom In England, where he came from. Suose-t
Quently ne ier OF visiting the Bells and TOOK upi
his quarters at Mrs. MahoDey's Four.Me House,
Preston Road from whence ne made u demand iori
the articles in question, and their return being oe-l
clined, he brought SUIT. Mr.. J. II. Weeks appeared
for the plaintiff, and the defendant conducted hie
own case. The Court finally decided that tnct
watch given to the boy the china and the goi1'
ring should be returned, but tnat the golu whtcn
should be retained, as 1t was evidently lntenueo
as q present, an inscription inside setting iorsn
this fact And this Is the latest romance IN fTes>
ton.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
More Police Raids.

Before Judge Murray.
About ten O'Clock saturday night Sergeant
Oliver Tins, with several officers OF the court
squad. made decent on three alleged disorderly
houses In West Twenty-nlnth street. kept by Mrs.
Lyons. Parker and Chandler respectively. In the
house kept by Mrs. Lyons the andlady and two
men were arrested. On beng arraigned before
Judge Murray yesterday Mrs. Lyons stated.
through her counsel, Mr.. McClelIand that she had
occupied the house only a short time as gentle
mems boarding house. she understood IL was
formerly occupied for Ilegitlmate purposes, but
the parties then occupying the house wero
complained Of and they moved away.
THIS case was set down for examination on nexr
Wednesday, Mrs Lyons counsel becoming surety
next disposed Of Counsellor Hummel appeared
Tor her ana put In general denial to her house
being what Is called disordery, ana the examina-
ton was also set down for "Wednesday and Miss
Parker was allowed to go home under parole OF
her counsel Mrs. Chandler's case was disposed
arrested in the house were discharged The COM
plants in these cases were maue last week BY
members N the so called Citizens Protective AS
sociation OF the Twenty-nintn precinct. None OE
the members were on hand however. yesterday to.
prosecute.
A Lost Team.
On the oath OF July last Henry Bauman, Of No.
223 Ninth avenue. lost horse and wagon, whiohi
were stolen from him. 1t was discovered last
week that the horse and wagon were sold to a
man named Appel, In Hob ken, by Charles b..
Wheeler Wheeler was arrested Dy Onlcer War
rem on Saturday, ana brought before judge
ton house TO allow the officer to procure lurther'
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try, although involved In the latter. rs the re-
sumption OF specie p ayments II Is even more diff
fcult to deal with; Dut, Nike everything else that
is inevitable, II must be met and conquered. We
will have NO thorough revival until both these
problems are disposed oL We may have other
dark days IN the necessity OF dealing with fhem'
but, AZ recent writer has sharply put 1t. "There
is such . i0rce and vitality in our ind"s-
trial mechanism that IL Is able TO rec"Ser
very swiftly. Lake some forms OF organic i,io' our
economic system, when weak members are ioppeu
or unicxlv pnts forth newer and stronger mem
bers to take their place. 1t Is for want oi COZ
rect estimate of this intense energy IN the lhdus'
trial forces which make up our economic lie that
financial urophets so often err and lead others
astrav in their attempts both here and aoroad 10
forecast the future OF our railroad and other IN
vestmentsu The feature OF the current situation
was the
REVIVED ACTIVITY ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
For the drst time In q year we have had genu-
inc bull market which has carried up every stock
on the list. The cause OF this we present above.
We have now to deal with the enect. The advance
ranged from l to 5H per cent Thus, Harlem ad-
vanced 5h per cent; Panama and Michigan Gen.
trai each per cent; Illinois CENTRAL az per cent;
Northwest common, sK per cent, and the pre-
terred aA per cent: Ohio, sH per cent; Lake
Shore sh per cent; Erie. 2H per cent; Pa
cihc Mail, 2k per cent; Rock Island, TX per
cent; Wabash, 2n per cent; St Paul, common, 2H
per cent, and the pre- erred per cent; Union
Pacific and Western Union each per cent; New
York Central, Ias per cent; Delaware, LacKswanna
and Western. ~ per cent; and the balance OF the
list, with the exception OF quicksilver, united
States Express and c., c. ana l. u, per cent.
Quicksilver declined * per cent for the common
and IL per cent for the preferred, and United
States Express per cent O., q. and !. Z. al
vanced AZ per cent, and afterwards lost the
greater part OF the Improvement; the course OF
the stock was very erratc and the price IN
nuenced by alternate favorable and unavorabie
rumors in regard 70 the payment OF the october
interest and the foreclosure OF the second mort
gage.
noticeable feature of the weeks business on
the stock Exchange has been an increase OF out
side orders The following table shows the ex.
treme fluctuations for the week In the leading
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ooURT CALENDARs-TH1s DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBBRs-Held by Judge
Daniels.-Nos 90, a. s5 3e, 81 49, 80, 40, 81. 49, 65
las, 1853, leo, 1877, l74. $50. ls1, ls2, 1877, 1s9.
MARINE COURr-lRIAL TERM-Part 2-Held BY;
Judge Spaulding.-Court opens at ten O'Clock A..
M.-Nos. $50. 7l3 4l IT, 95 264, 266, 14s l0S, 235.
25y, 3s4 226, 276 Ala, $50, 9s2. Part 3-Held DV
Judge McAdam-. court opens at ten O'Clock A..
M.-NOs. l2O, 81, S65, 24O. 185, 3, 1882, 1885, 955.
COUNT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-HeId by judge
Sutheriand.-The People Vs. owen O'Riley, arson
Same vs.. John Keating and Charles ONei, burgs
larry; Same VS.. John Britt, outrage; same vs. Made-
gan, grand larceny; Same vs.. Dennis Gillespie and
John Wallace, grand larceny; Same VS.. Jonn Shaya
larceny rom the person same vs.. Charles Glover,
larceny from the person; Same vs.. Elmira Waterss
disorderiy house. ~
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HE co UR 7 S.
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
A Vicious Assa ult.

Before Judge otter ourg.
quarrel occurred on Saturday night In Nos
POS avenue G, between two men named Michael
Kane and John Mack. Kane was literally pounced
upon by Mack, who bit q piece on Kane's nose
and also severely injured hnger OF his right
1and oy pitlng II. In the MIDST OF the qnarreb
Omcer Geatt, OF the Eleventh precinct. was
caled oy MRS Kane and Mack WAS arrested. Id
was neid ID $1,000 BAH to answer yesterday Dy
5uoYe otteroourg on q charge III mayhem.
seventh Ward RuMmnixm.
Mr.. Michael Mccoy. OF No. Il Division street.
about han-past eleven ON Saturday night was
sitting outside his store at the above number and
was attracted BY crowd collected on the other
side OF the street. He crossed to the curbstone to
ascertain the nature OF the dis, urbance when q
young man. William Dorcy, ran into the store and
behind the counter, and deliberately proceeded ia
empty the money drawer. Mss Ann Mccoy,
daughter OF the proprietor, q young girl about
sixteen years OF age. ran out from the rear OF tho
store, and tried to hold Dorcy TIL her father re-
turned. Mr.. Mccoy caught the young rufiian &C
the door after his daughter nad been thrown to,
the ground. While Mr.. McCov was Struggling
with him six or seven OF Dorcy's associaCes at.
tackled him and literally dragged him across the
street. The assailed man. however, held on to
his prisoner till help arrived IN the person of
Oficer William Kelly of the Seventh precinct.
VINO TOOK DOrcy into custody. He was com mftred
by Judge Otterbourg yesterday IN $1,000 bail to
answer at General sessions.
The New York herald., 1874-09-28
F1FTY-sEvENTH STREET POLICE COURT.
Singular Detection Of a Burglar.
Before Judge Sherwood.

singular Detection OF u Burglar
Before Judge Sherwood.
The residence OF Frederick Laschham, No. 25N
East Eighty eighth street. was entered at an early
hour yesterday morning and shawls. dresses.
jewellery, &C., In all Of the value Of $500, were
stolen. The burglar effected an entrance by forc-
ing the iron grating In the area. After get
ting inside he removed hts shoes, and IN his night
lett them behind. He accidentally tipped over
bucket OF green paint, and literally ''made tracksT
In his exit. Some time later the residence OF
Samuel W. Steinhard, No. $50 East Forty.ninth
street. was broken into Mr. stetnhard found
some one in his bedroom and asked who
was there. The burglar replied that he
was private watchman and had f0und
the front door open. Mr.. Steinhard raised tha
window and called for the pOnce. Officer Good.
OF the rwenty-frst precinct, responded and ar-
rested the burglar. He had not yet picked up
anything, but had visited the larder and drank q
bottle OF wine and eaten hall ham. The prisoner
pretended to be drunk, and said s name wac
Jefferson. He was without hat, coat and shoes,
and his feet were splashed with green paint.
Upon ms person were found number OF articles,
which were afterward Identified as the prOceedS
OF the burglary IN. Eighth street. He was fullV
committed for trial In default OF 1000 on each
charge. He described himself as Alexander
Anderson, aged twenty-five, OF No. a43 East
Twenty-seventh street, and said he was plas-
ferer by OCCupatiOn.
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GOLD
has lost interest almost entirely, the same innu-
that operate to revive general trade retard-
ing any advance in the premium. This market
appears to be in that state that 1t has touched
bottom in the present figure OF 100 and q traction
in the presence OF a financial system resting upon
irredeemable paper tokens, while any considerable
advance from that figure is prevented by the gen.
eral prosperity OF the country. which makes the
eventual redemption Of these tokens seem in the
near future. The subjoined table gives the range
nf fha INN durtp fho
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dod in me abovc are 100 bales To- srrive For
future delivery basis low middling the sales have
SEPTEMBER 100 bales at &c., 20t at l6hc 80 At Is l6c
October. 900 at i5kc November, 800 at ID SS2c Decem
y at S.Is % %,y At ss &c "a ss5sh 70
September 100 bales at Is bs2c., l0O at l6sc, 100 at
l6 BYE 500 ut is 36c October, 100 at l5c.. lou at
iS,sc. Decs@ber q, IS sisc January, 500 st lSsc
Nay. Ssysni ia ~ :. Is alss Total $50 bale. Grand
ports follows:-Galveston ,265; New Orleans
827. Mobile, l052 Savannah s3S; Charleston, 1888;
wilmington, 80; Norfolk 9a New YORK; 2}9; Boston,
~ Phiaeep6s x1 Total slS4 eaiaa ale This day last
ton TO foreign ports were quoted thus s1o Havre. by
sail &c TO Hamburg, by steam, Mc; by SAIL &c. 10
Bremen. by steam, Ne; by sail. &C., compressed TO
Liverpool. BY steam, Nd by sail a!6t
ket ruling very strong. Stock light. We note sales of
5000 bags, Francis jane 900 bags ex Brazierian
and 1876 bags, ex Merrimsc, O n private terms Mild
coffee was moved in a. jobbing way, but otherwise
the market was quiet We quote ;-Rio.Ordinary ear
goes, i5sc; l5Ac.: fair do l7Me l71ss good do,
for lots 51c 2lc. java, government bags, &c 26c
do grass mats &c. &c Ceylon, lfc l91ac.; Mara
cabo Ice. 19c Daguayra, l7ac. i9c jamaica, 1ec.
loc; St Domingo ~. l41sc Porto Rico i6c is,sc.
tura ic i9c. savana, l5c l9c.; Curacao, l51sc
Flour AND GRAIS-Receipts-F 2,s76 bbls ;
wheat 1858 bushels; corn, 1877 992 dO meal, $50
bbls. oats $3.50 bushels; and tor the week ending
Flour, ss523 bbls wheat l53 % bushels: s49 022
do corn meal ll25 bbls and 46g bags; oats 3ls 1885
bushels; .barey, 1881 40. rye, lz0o do, The feur
transactions foot up 1900 bbls including ali Kinds at
figures within quoted range Corn meal was arm.
The New York herald., 1874-09-28
NO SCARLET HAT FOB AMERICA.

London Sept 15) correspondence OF the Liver.
poOl Mercury.1
It is once moro stated In Rome that Archbishop
Manning will have hat at the next creation or
cardinals. The Sacred College has been consulted
as TO the propriety OF admitting some OF the Amer.
ican bishops, but the decision has been unfavor-
able to their claims They belong 10 country
which Is too fond OF equality. II ls possible that
one OF the Brazilian bishops may get hat.
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prices rule at the seaboard markets. London has
been large ana regular buyer Tor more than Q
year. and the quality of some OF the stock rnat she
our productions; ana the lower rate OF ocean
ffeigbts-about fifteen cents per bushel-wil by
reducing the cost OF laying down on the other
side, IN conjunction with the lower prices In this
market, serve a stimulus TO the export move
ment. The decline in Liverpool has been mucn
more decided than in Chicago, the lower cost OF
transportation having 50 much reduced the COST
oil laying oOwn there. 1t Is also to be considered
tina the consumption Of bread may be greatly in
creased by It's comparative cheap ness, especially
with reference 10 the much greater cost OF
meats."
CLOSING STOCK PRICEs-rHREE O'CLOCK p. ~, sAfuR-
DAY.
Western Union telegraph, 7sk . 7sx; Quicksilver,
32h 32x; do, preferred, 80 40; c., q, G. and
Ind, 90 q 69H; Adams Express, I07A loSH |;
Wells-Farg0 Express, 70 . so; American Express,
81 . 6lI; United States Express, 90 q 81; Pacific
MAIL 504 q 50G; New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad, 1914 q 1919; Erie, S7K SIX !;
Harlem, 12sH q 100; Michigan Central. II rs;
Lake Shore, 70 79h; Union Pacinc, BIN s7h;
Plttsburg, 81 q SIX; Chicago and Northwestern,
asx 3s1; do, preferred 56H SOY; New Jer-
sey Central. LOG I06H; Chicago and Rock Island,
1881 Q I03x; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 80 34lt;
do., preferred. So sax; Toledo and Wabash, 33k
q 331s Ohio and Mississippi, 27H 27x; Hannibal
and St Joseph. q a27k; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, l10h HOY; c., c. ana !. Co. 121s
12k.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull-Flour steady-Wheat q
Shade Firmer-Corn steady-Oats
Easy-POrk About steady-Lard
Efrmer-Grocerfes Ffrm-Freights
Quiet--Petroleum Firmer-Naval stores
Firmer-Whiskey Steady.
SATURDAY, sept. 28-6 P. NJ.
The general trade marIs underwent no change
for the better last week, business being as rule
slack, while prices we're constantly nuctuatng.
The volume OF business was, OF course, larger than
during the preceding week. when the rain storm
caused an almost entire cessation OF business IN
many departments. But the prospects lot the fall
trade do not improve to any appreciaole extent,
ana business is reported dull and unsatsiac-
tory on all hands. The cotton market was
duh and heavy during greater part OF
the week, and the depression in the manufac-
turing districts, which has already resulted in the
curtailment OF fabrication OF both cotton and
woollen labrics Is OF calculated to inspire conf
dence regards the immediate future of those COM
moditea The movement of breadstufs was compara-
lively slow, though the radical decline in the price
Of induced considerable purchases for export
Flour ruled dull and heavy all through though
there was no radical sudden Decline Wheat, on the
contrary, experienced a material decline with
almost every succeeding day, touching lower
ngure than 1t had reached for years, with
ont sy ~s: du hf e he % .s hew
prices favored the buyer nearly all the week Oats
time though prices favored the purchaser during
the latter part of the week. hiskey was somewhat
irregular, but prices well up and closed high.
Provisions were especially active, and prices de-
cned considerably until toward the close Of the week,
when the advantage the side of the seller.
Freiaht ruled low al through the week. with
bry goods, hardware, &C., were dull with
day the rkes were, general thing, quiet AT the
Produce Exchange flour was quiet and ,sieady Wheat
met with fair demand, and a shade frmer. Corn
was quiet and easy at the opening but closed steady
Oats were moderately active and cioseo steady Pork
was dull, but without material change in value Lard
also dull, but held for higher prices Groceries
we re firm and with fair trade Cotton quiet
and easier, excepting for September which was Nc.
better. Petroleum quiet but frmer. Spirits tnr-
pentine rmer, while rOsin ruled steady. Whiskey
was quiet and unchanged.
CorToN.-The market for spot" cotton quiet and
unchanged in value .Futures were inac i've septem-
Der advanced Nc, while the other months were weak
and in buyers favor, but not Quotably lower We
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Wheat met with fair demand and was trife nmer,
Ra SGs si'ss nSnsa
for 70 onsagS Pig sSr 'gong 81 fsr So sr Sd Ne
p5ns f wh x,e5 Term red 9 q si
sales amounting e iss9Oo bushels; at s5c. $50 tor
spe sass assa Ss 's. az r sr
Barey was aaiss and anchsnged sales 1900 ba.hsi Of
e has @
day either in berth e,shs or ch4tsrs M bu. ra;ss ea
Sa eSae 10 IyefpsS By sssaS isSS bushels sr.h st
sna Sy 10 s s s r.: s
brace Italian bark hence to havre or Antwerp win
= Nv %s:e1!sss sss: %iss s:.sss;.: = a. s: S
Ssma s "a Sm az M 3 s
clearance an Anne rlcan schooner lsp tons now Aere
from Wilmington " Hayt with lumber, az ~ port
grade: we're nssys os va: e
lair .s&s as%s"s cda,ns .D Ssnf q
MIXED %s qss w. s 90 caSsS as nc 90 %"'eqySo
aons s,eo. Sc % ioS; knssa Isisadi Uc. Sc New
''su. NAsIG IL s1ossaon 'Chanxe to-day the market pc
spirits q tnrpentne was moderately active ana frH4r
ss.ns4 ss 4ss fs ssle. iio sns sss,ssss a
& ss &. as =: SI'ss & s.% %.;1Ssi % W
rr .m. sqt Ss9ssS 'a Z ;s'
rsansd ,s ns Ts 'd
operate We note sale 1850 bbis, deliverable iron
az l2hc. Crude, in bulk was firmly held At 6kc Late
yesterday iooo bbis sold for pronps Seiiysy A. sAc
Naphtha was held with CONFIDENCE @ at ic II, fo
in sympathy with the market here, ruled nrmer. w
note sale OF 1850 bbs Of refined, tor september dc
Uyery At IL Lie Advices from the various oil produc
ing points Of generally quiet but nrm msIlet
vile 81 0ih; Petroleum Centre 9oc. fdioute, 12Isc
Parkerls union, 7Oc united. 7lkc.i Immediate ship
PaoyIsIoss eipts-Pork none, beef. packages