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MR.. BE4Ls'S cERrIFICArE.
six Women Tearing the tlothina from n III.
rector OF the Celiuloid Jewel Company.

six Women Tearing the tiothina from DE
rector OF The Ceiiuioid Jewel COMPANY.
About year ago the Celluloid Jewclry
Company" waa established at Astoria, l.. l.,
with O.car :. Thaycr IA President. The COM
pany employ ed from 10 TO loo hands In manu-
featuring their goods, and were remarkably
prosperous from the start. In March or Apnl
Of the currcntycar suspicion arose I'm the mind
Of L. : ileais. the owner 81 the celluloid patent,
and one OF the directors OF tho company, that
Mr.. Thaycr's accounts we're tangled SO an ex-
animation II the books Was made and dencit
OF 5000 was discovered. meeting Of the
directors was held. and by unanimous consent
Mr. IhiYer wa- Invited 10 resign. Meantime
an cNucrt accountant had been employed to
overhaul the boUns. und alter long ana tedi-
oDs cNam ination, he made report in coriiriua a.
ton = the Director fears and gave II ms his
opinion that the accounts. when were IN a most
confused condition. presented strong ground
Tot suspicion tnet they had hcen purpuselS en-
tuuElvd In order to cover w fraud.
Warrant WIS taken out but before ~ coulu
be executed Thn,er Disappeared from Astoria.
ana Wa absent Ter two weeks, Al the END oi
that Time. however. he returned 20 Astoria, ana
on being induced 10 go to New York. was there
arrested and committed 10 Ludlow street jail ~
default Of s21,un BIZ. The other memoers OF
| the company. wishing to save their prof erty.
| made a settlement with Thayer. by the terms OF
| wnicn he refunded neatly the full value Of what
| Sc had taken. and they procured his release
| \ few days ago Mr. Bcals went 10 Attlehuro.
! Mass. wntrc MIR Tna\tr restiles fur the pur-
| bad paid for. but which was IA Ihayefs posses
! sion. Mr.. lhaycr was not at home, nut Mis-
| Thayer pro, ucod the certificate aud handed II
! to Mr. Iieals. not knowing that twas his intcn.
ton 10 keep It. "As this l. mine, said he,
| shall retain -" and he started 20 60. But Mrs
| Tn yer and her mother. aud three sisters, and
| two lsdy friends charged ugon Beas, battered
! him, and pulled his hair. and tore ms clothing
| aud otherwise punished him until he Thought
| that there was slim chance Tor him to escape
alive except in a condition OF nuuity; and lit
| therefore gracefully surrendered his certificate
| and rrtreAtsd 10 good order.
| A day ur two after his return 10 Astorta-thai
| T. on llurSday neht-he WAS waited upon hy AT
ofcer OF the First Precinct Police - Long Islam,
CITY, who had a QUESTION from Gov. Tilden or
derine h'- arrest and transfer 10 the custody %
the butterflies e Massachusetts. Two Deput'
SheriGs tonk hin to Taunton tbat night aud ~
| giving bail In Si.Cc0 to appear In December, d,
wac released. he charge on which he was ar
rested was larceny rom tne peison, anu ]
was preferred 10y Oscar g Thaycr.
| The residents Of Astoria who look upon MI
Deals rs IN az right man, arr very much inter
CstCd In this case. and all seem to think tina
biz arrest WAS an outrage.
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From he Niroaa' Ien'Dsraaee AdsOcde.

from he Nir0Edl IeHDSruHce Adrocde.
The christian Union, which, for the third
tine. inierposes ITS protest against the vulgar
abuse" and "eXaggeratiOn t. which the Tribune
pruprictors have been subjected on account of
the drinking saloon in their new building. seems
a. reluctant to leave the subject as are the
Excise Commissioners TO revoke the license Of
the Tribune saloon men Tor the illegal sale OF in
toXcating liquors on Sunday, OF which they
stand convicted.
The ChrfSi1n Union again refers TO the INT
hume saloon (Is. we think. very "uutruttfully'
as restaurant " wnCre the sale Of liq iors IS
mainly incidental to the consumption OF foo1.'
people" who resort to II daily Tor meals with
an "ircidental' cOnsumption ct Intoxicating
liquors. As - II, however. from the street aud
front entrance. LHOr that It's bdr-wlth
three or four men In their shirt-sleeves busily
Preparing drinks for a standing thirsty crowd Of
drinkers-is the conspicuous feature Of the
place, and the food altogether suoord mate.
The Christian JniOH says We do not be-
lieye that lntemperance In the use OF liquors Is
To be abolished by intemperance OF speech still
less by untrut hfuIness." Tue importance Of
truthfulness on the part Of the temperance re
former We fully appreciate; and we suppose II
TO be not less essential qualification Ia the
cditorship Of a Christian journal While we
should be very reluctant 10 believe TINT the
Christian linton would he Intentionally untruth-
ful, we fear that the " respectability" OF the
"incidental" daily drinkers has blinded its
vision as to the true character Of the Tribune
saloon. We are the more apprehensive from its
expression, which we quote lntemperance in
the use Of liquors" That rs very like the liquor
men themselves, who are - as much opposed to
intemperance as anybody"
Our conviction Il, and we teach accordingly,
that there Is no such thing as a temperate use Of
alcoholic liquors for drinking purposes.
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FRIDAY. Oct. 22-P. M.-The trans ctious
at the Stock Exchange were on a scale Of un-
usually great magnitude. but Pacific N, q was
the principal feature, with Western Union, Lake
Shore, Erie, Northwestern, st. Paul, OhiOs, and
Union Pacific also prominent. Tue arst named
m de steady but nlm advance from 39h ~
AN On purchases by parties who relieved in
substantial Improvement 80 natural result OF
the b, tier financial couCition " the company
Advcos from Yokohama received to-day ate
that SitOtO0 has been tlaced to .hc credit " $40
company, and hts TACT stimulated bujers. Lake
Shore took sudden jump at the opening, aud
rose from by TO Glh, and Western Un,on rallied
from "a 10 M. Northwestern was J.. y cent.
better at 49,, and Erie rose from l6't To nv
Union acinc and Pacific Of Missouri were both
weak, the former dropping from CT To 80 ANA
tho latter from II to %. 81. Paul was decide div
stronger, and advanced from 34}p to $50. OdiOr
were y stronger at l7.s, and Rock Island was
firm at lU}5s. The other shares did not present
any features OF special prominence.
The total number Of shares dealt IN war 3ie-
60, of which Pacific Mail, represented lli23i
Lake shore, 12.lt6; Western linton, $3.50; Eric.
3O'b50; Northwestern, 1880; ST. Paul, II 200;
the preferred, 2,C00; Michigan Central, 2,4CO;
Ohios, $50; Union Pacinc, $500; IIannib 4
ware, Lackawanna and Western, i0Is: Pacific
OF Missouri, 6,JS0, Atlantic and Pacific pre-
Ierred, w; New Jersey Central, iOl; Wabash,
80; Northwestern prefer cd ttU: Illinois Gem
trail. 59s N. l.. and NJ Co., 300 New York Central.
81 Hannibal and 81 Joseph preferred. ~;
Iy 80, 80 90, ,,'r ~
h'nshh Faclhc, Wv, htlintic uuu IaCihr itl.-
glnpn company III - V, I. anu L.. no;
Chicago and Alton, $50: Dubuque and Sioux
CIV. leo. Fort NaYuC. 10. OuirkaiIVer. Ion. the
nrefertcd InO. NJ Inula and IRON Mountain
I'M ir,ttad = ,otos Ixrrc,s ia. ana A. al
~ 80 iis,,,, ~ 80 f'N''' '''' ""' '''' "''N
the gold market VS. only moderately ectlve.
and tie lone OF speculation presented down
nj ha 400
gradually relaxed to ll5l,. after winch Their, was
|. rarrv' 20 20 ttss III. clos,,. eo,.rn frbo
a'.-..is,'.'. ~ ,'.s -, .i'.'"k. u-"iN' w
prepay mSnV o. Tue npNsIhihent htere.i' -
coast. has mad mucn to do with the growing
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THE TROT FOR $4,000.
fOunE's Owner Dispnting the Judges, and the
Race Walk over for Sensation.

Race Walk over for Sensation.
In Fleetwood Park yesterday the atten-
dance was large. The match was for $4,000 be-
tween Dan Mace's bay gelding Sensation and
Charlie Green's chestnut gelding Thomas l..
Young. The race had created much interest
she horses having trotted low down In the
tweuties. The knowing ones backed Sensation
freely at evens. Clark Vandewater, Charles
Dickeruan, and Mr.. Meserole were Judges. On
Abe start a prettieT OF more closely con tested
Rot to the quarter pole, In q seconds, has not
been seen. Down 70 the back stretch Young
was leading by half . length, and past the half
mile pole they dew In 1sO7K. Az this point Sensa-
SOU began 10 draw slightly on Young. A des-
son' challenging Young, made II not improbable
Alat ne would win the heat. Amid tremen-
W., shout, however, BY succession Of strides,
hpuh9 again drew ahead Charlie Green us
- ls WIN freely and passed tbs stand winner
iHll length; time 2l9&, which Is tho last
sas neat ever trOtted In Fleetwood park. The
s''"hl neat was equally well contested. IA they
ras'.l We quarter pole In - seconds. Young
- !" Tue front. Down the back stretch SEN
snU ~ broke hut caught immediately. Young
g." lraHing passed the half mile pole IN lOslt
W." lengths ahead. Down the homestretch
t'lne was slrainlng every nerve, aud they
Nhdtt TIE string neck and mock, Green
ht "l iuuly. The Judges announced a
S'"4 "oH' ~ sr@E' Ihh decision gave great
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Under the application OF nutgalls there now
appears, with considerable oistinctness, tue
original note underneath. The date was for
merly Dec. -, 1874 and the amount $500 The
time was the same, but the whole face OF the
note. including the signature, was rewritten.
Nobody knows how much OF Slr Ponds in
debtudness consists Of the forged paper. but IL
IL set as high rs 10000 by interested parties. In
all these casea the loss will fall, of course, on
the money lenders. The endorsers OF Mr.. Pond
viii tie released from "A corresponding amount.
Two or three years ago man Was in Worces-
ter selling an acld to remove blots and errors
from account books. The preparation was
looked upon at the time by bank men with CON
siderable alarm and disfavor from Its possible
use for wrong purposes. IL Ia quite likely that
Mr.. Pond bougIt Cue acid OF the travelling ped
der, ana trying experiments nrst out OF cur-
osity, was led to use IL in the way described.
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THE OCEAN BANK RoBBERY.
Trying To Connect the Acting President with
the Iturulnry.


The trial of the suit Of Samuel W. Archer
against the directors Of the Ocean Bank was
continued Yesterday before Judge wallace. The
announcement Of the purpose Of the pidlntiG to
establish bv testimony the comviicity Of the
acting President and former cashier Of the bank,
at ,hc time It was robbed OF half a million OF
q ats by burglars, naturally filled the court
room with spectators. Mr.. Edgar T.. Holley
testified that he was IN 1869 an agent u She Globe
Insurance Company. which at that time had
bank. Some time before TIE robbery he was In
the banks vaults with Mr.. Martin. who was then
PRESIDENT. Mr.. Martin called his attention to
tue seeming strength OF the vaults, and Expressed
tho opinion that they were impcnotrable bN
burgl -. The witness said that the burglars
modern appliances would enable them TO break
open the vaults as readily as az ordinnry man
would break an egg she'll lie suggested To Mir.
Martin that the additional prccaution of employ
ing a private Waterman should be taken. THIS
was before the GiObe Insurance Offices were
moved from the building. and was y r.ly owing
to the contemplated removal. which he thought
would tend To = dimlnuton Of the security Of
the bank TREASURES.
Mr.. william q. Philips testified that at the
time OF the robbery. and prior Tn that event in
1860, he believed the bank To be comparatively
unpto elected. He had talked with Mr.. stevens II,
the cashier, ON the suite I. and had recon-
meudcd one Richard Doughty FOR employment
~ wat imam Niticss also told Mr.. Martin, the
President, that Peter Grant. the INKS Janitor,
was not proper icrsln to have charge Of SUI Il
"a building. and informed MI. Marin tnat q
certain Sunday morning he saw Grant drunk.
but was not disclosed uutil the following Mon
day morning.
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A Nice Firm of Solicitors.

To THE EDITOR OF THE sUN-Sr: A gentle
man IN this city lately wrote to the Librarian OF Con.
Rress asking II trAde marks could be copyrighted In
answer he received printed circular stating that they
must he registered at the Patent Ohce Accompany ng
this 10 another envelope but evidently directed by the
same hand came circular of a firm OF "Attorneysat
law, and solicitors for the registry OF trade marks
labels and copyrights, Offering TO transact the regis
uauOn.
As this nrm OF solicitors offers IN its circular to
other business, they give office address, but
state that letters should be addressed 20 box $50
Library OF Congress-" IL appears that emp Ycea
In the library persons having understanding with
them are trading ntormatiOn derived from 0fic al
THIS Ia sample OF the management that pre-
walls at Washington, Whereby the Government Is ufed
" favor individuals Ia business al tue expense VI others
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
DAyENpoKT.s IyrEsrIG ArIoN
Water Cheaper in New York than in Either
Brooklyn or jersey CHy.


Before the Senate Investigating Com
mittee yesterday Mr.. John [. Campbell. Chief
Engineer Of the Department Of Public WORKS.
testified that he didn't know that the Erie
Railways boats got their water on this side be-
cause It was so much cheaper. nor did he know
that the Union Ferry Company did the same
thing fog the same reason. lie did know that
the water supply~n the lower wards was de.
ncient. There was a six-,uch pipe In Nassau
street, twelve-iuch piDe III Wall, twenty
inch pipe in Fulton. and below and east OF
Pearl street nothing but SIX inch pipe. Mr..
Campbell knew tnst fire engine would often
" run ahead " Of the supply Of water from six-
inch pipe. aud that the Insurance companies
had repeatedly applied TO the department for
more water. The difficulties In the depa tine MT
had been lack II fund-. There had been Sl0O-
UO0 appropriated which the department pro-
posed to use In putting down new mains In
Firth and Madison avenues. where there were
| only six-nch pipes, ana where there was a
great scarcity Of water. lie didn't know that
thcre was any more danger from fire down
town among the narrow streets aud high build
inKs than ~ Fifth and Madison avenues. The
expense OF iaving a main through Nassau street
would be about $1,000; but he considered the
m town york too important q admit ~ taking
this sum from the f1o0.0n To uso down town.
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nESJANlN--roNEs.- Atthr Con reg ,tional Church.
= =. ". NtrWin. NltN4tn ~. Bon nnl1 Of N'N YORK
cry to hec A., dtu shtcr OF A ~ jones, tsqr OF Tho
former plscc
FOXES rES.-On Monday. oct. IS. At me Church OF
the Holy Trinity by the Rev. - phen II riu-, Jr, ID.
d. George Fox. EsQ. of Elnnurs Hat. iicnhtd, Eng
land. tu Nrr. Eta PANE fstcr OF NcN \ r. city.
GklSTON VAN BIANtON. On wednesday, Oct. q,
at me residence OF the brides grandfather j. 4. KIM
mans Sew trrch'. / !. b, The Rev ID. =. IA phen, T.
II. Gelson 20 libbie Van Blqrcom.
JOHNSON -lIlNEY.-ln the First Presbyterian
Church, Morr.stown y j., On IuesdaN evrning oct IL
~ the lev. John A. French flnlcl \. Iohnson k.q,
C. Iltney. Esq, OF the former place.
1870 at the residence ~ samuel a. Pond, by the Rev.
Dr. VIM Adams and TIE Issv. Dr. VIM. NJ Taylor Mar
shall Roberts to Susan Laarrnce. daughter of John
En.icott. q., Of iAs city.
ROGEns-W RIGHr.-On Oct. II. in Ct. Peters
Church. Pniladelpil. BY the Rev. T. J. Davies u. D.,
the Rev John H. ncerr % Schcnec adv y w. to fhka-
beth Wright daughter OF the late James u. Brown.
ESQ. Of Philadelphia.
DFR-CHhMPLIN.--In Brookiyn. oct. 10. 1875.
hy the lev. seph T Durtes. At the Residence of tne
brides father. Nj H. Albert Reeder TO Miss susie L.
Chainpiin both OF Brooklyn.
sCOrr-GENUNG. Al whne Plains. on "wednesday.
oct H. attn Residence the brides parents Dy the
Rev. V " Hubert uncle 10 the bride. ". j. scot VI.
d., to Lucy A. Genung. daughter Of the Rev II. +. Ge-
nung. both Of White Plans.
WOOnnU LIs-JON ES.-On Tuesday, Oct. 10, at ST.
johns tnuscn Cold Spring srbor l. L., by the Rev ".
T Howard assisted nl The Rev. r. orc inucl Oliver J..
Woodruff Of Kansas CITY, Mo. ~ Virginia Warwick.
daughter Of W. X. Jones, ESQ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
A Ten-Inninr. Hall Game.

The seventh game Of the series between the
Brown Stockings OF 81 Louis and the Mutuals yester
day was largely attended. The Muuals sent the St.
Louie 10 the bat, The ~, Louis men we're without the
services of Miller their catcher, but Cuthbert hed his
place very credltaby. Both cluOs played very me
heding game NJ TO int fourth inning. The 81 Louis
got run m the third aud the Mutuas made one IN the
fourth. In the NTH inning The Louis made two runs
by the Mutuals. The Mutuale made two runs
In the seventh inning tied the score Neither clue
scored IN tile eighth ninth inning and another M
Mug had to be played The st. Louis made one run IN
the tenth inning aud Won the game-4 10 8.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
NIatseli atbis Town Home.

Matsell, the New York Police Commits
sioner and publisher OF criminal literature, has
a summer residence In Linn county, Iowa,
where one OF his sons lives the year round. The
mansion is elegant and situated In the midst Of
a large farm belonging to Mr. hatseli Tue
open house on Sunday. and entertain the young
people for many miles about In true Police Ga
ieue style. Matsell himself has been closely
confined In New York OF late by his arduous
duties, but his custom heretofore has been
to pass every summer in Linn county. He
will doubtless return TO his ordinary habits as
soon as Mayor wickham succeeds in ousting
hun from his present position.
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FfOVI TfIN7UWTV HFTUlU
Yesterday evening, "A Vlcksburg colored
mao returned home, after his days work, look
ing sad and discouraged and his wife inquired ;
us you sick, ThOmasF
mo"
"Den. what ais you, honey7" she anxlously
asked.
I'm tired Of dis town" he replied, as he got
out from under his hat. Oars niger up
town from Argansas, an when he said dey killed
six men dete all at once, fodder week, an den
axed me what / thought OF de last KILN here,
i list saw right fro II, what one-hoss town
dfs ia iu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23

NEW ORLEANS Oct. Capt. johnson, of the
steamship Royal andard, from Liverpool reports that
Sept 49, latitude so 4O north Longitude 81 west,
tel IN with the burning wreck Of the ship Aurora
He boaried the wreck, and found Il had heen abandon
ed. The lower hold Was a mass Of hre, eVerythin
nammabc having been consumed. Finding II Imp ISL
bic 10 sale tie wreck and dangerous 70 allow IL 10 oat
around, Capt. Johnson eeuitlcd IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
4 MYSTERY s0LTED.
startling Disclosures about the Hon. Lucius
W. Pend.

W. toud.
From me BOSTON Adrerhser.
IL has been ascprtained that large part
OF the extraordinary paper tie ring the name OF
the Hon. Lucius W. Pond Of Worcester, who
WIS supposed to have be N drowned from "a FIJI
River steamboat. Is forged. The Worcester CD
ztfte SAYS that the suspicion OF forgery arose
from the fact that Mr. Ponds cndorsers found
coming IN on them notes to tue amount of
double what thev supposed was In circulation
notes Of which they had no record and no recol-
lection OF signing. Suspicion led to Investigation
ana experiment. and detection followed. Ger
tain Of thee notes were examined with the
microscope and Tested with chemical repara-
ton. IL WIS found that their foes had been re-
moved aud rewritten, while the endorsements
were genuine. lhe plan was evidently tins Inc
original notes were made payable at MI Ponds
Office, or without naming any particular BANK. 1t
thus happened that when thcy were PAD they
remained IN his possession without any marks OF
cancellation, or anything to show that they
were dead papcr. IL then n tulerdhly easy
matter tn remove the writing on the face with
an acid and write In fresh dates and
an counts and add Mr. Ponds own sigma
allowed TO remain. In some Instances. only the
dates were changed 10 Others there WAS palpA-
bic alteration of botn dates, time, aud amounts.
out OF i've noes examined yesterday, four
showed plainly that they hud been altered in
tins WAY. q her notes nave been treated with a
solution Of nutgalls, which has the effect 20 re
sore the ink blOtted out by the acids. The
or .inai writlnc ~ thus brought out plainly, IN
der the freshcr writing. and proves the decep-
uuu without the shadow of q doubt. One note
thus treated read IS follows OH It's face before
treatment:
t1luO Worcester, Mass, May 27. 1873.
Pour months after date. promise TO pay to tae order
of myself. Eleven Hundred-------DO.-
lars "a my ONCE.
Naiue received.
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There is to be mass meeting in the Brooklyn
Academy this evening IN the interest Of Mr. Frederick
A. Schroeder for Mayor Meny Of the most substantial
residents Of the tity have tgned The call aud the iure
ing Il tO h. address ed ~ d. T. Barnard Dem ,, Henry
", slQgum, Gen. stewart l.. OOdioId A. a Low, eA
Nj ,Or Booth, and others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
Treasurer Koran Again Indicted.

The Grand Jury OF the Queens county Court
OF oyer and Terminer has found two indictments for
embeEzlement OF funds OF Long leland city against
John Koran, the City Treasurer and s the intention
OF District Attorney pownnk to call them &C the No
yembcr term. The District Attorney Will also then en-
10 obtain Indictment against Mr. Koran for
nisdrneanor In failing 10 comply with The provisions
Of charter IN Ills method OF handling the cay funds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
Grants ThIrd-Term Platform.


A gentleman on familiar terms with the
President, In the course of conversation to-day,
some means or other, before the end Of next
spring be before the country as Presidential
candidate ON hard money and non-sectarlin
school platform, and the Republican Conven-
ton viii be compelled to take him up"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
Tie Prenchern, prolesl.

The Synod Of New Jersey In Orange has passed
resolutions deprecatns "the alarming nsensiOiity 10
the sanctlty of the Sabbath" and directing that It's
cIergymen preach upon the subject. The running of
SUNDAY tTuus 10 sOlemuy protested against,
as In the projected opening ON sunday OIL the Cen
tcnulal Exposition to the puzzle.
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Il t. the imperative dHty Of eVeyv Intelligent
ttl to vote Tor cand dates 81 the ahiest character
AID IN pnr base his fI hat ui tig indomitahe Knox
Of PIG Broadway, 5 Broadway. aud the Firm Avenue
Hotel Both dudes promptly performed will afford In
fnitc atisfactiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23

rA@sc grocery do Si{dSskr centrifugal, satjtc-
refined, 10 ollie for hard, lO}b@ltlc Tor soft VINE
and -. sifsAc III yellow.
ST. nHfIs- Rosin was quiet hot Arm AZ tiqo,atl %
for .t cd to good ardnrd. spifiS turr,niinc was
Quir NJ 4.h42i,c IN IN tiCauy udhti. IN pttrO-
lrum iulc nothing AZ done ant iutil or decline
tool ace cIuir In Ju GNc;, and nncdn hu l5'sc
fOf thig AMI next months delivery III ocean freight. a
mod sat, movement was chcc cd at fuli late raj,
ivCrp iol hy tn, o. 10i., fnd "tfrourl
cotton grain by sai ~. erpd.; hour 20 Lond IN
b. H. a. 7isd.i gran 10 Coz. Tor orders 90 81. re-
nnC petroleum. to ihlt.t, u. I'd; dc. 10 Irtsi
-. aii 40 from Piia ciphA TO Antwerp or
ENVfc, g. Ul.i from do. to ttHfaltW tur
81 IN bss crude 90 from Bd inurr 70 Mlr.cies g..
lnr,t o. prcr eadv. vi si's Of KIN Cp re- lake at
.-,,Es- 4c ,4 an. Auclca "a pic iron sold to the ~
To- Of itsm tons grN tor goo 49, auo 1uuo tons
Mo- AID i. tfa % fCrth" rand t.3 : The
utlrt la or ru.ins gOOI jpuuiuE demand at 81 JuOG
t2a5 Valencia o, 1u4a turr'uf. quoted ~ 7c fot
new ana Tutksh N~i i"t at S'GaSf.c In rLnny cloth
there was atac oi 4OO roll. de- nestle ~ 2tc Linrecd
oil bOtahs h1cser 3 rAod crnisni anu huns 1tuu
hbss suah No shOrc at 81 $3.50. Hides Ia far de