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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-05
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Otterbourg.

THE DELINQUENT LIQUOR DEALERS.
The Excise Commissioners are still following up
assiduously the delinquent liquor dealers who
have failed to procure the requisite license. In
sructed Dy Inspector Coppin, Of the Excise Board,
the police OF the Eighth. Ninth and sixteenth pre-
cIncts mi de an extensive raid between four and
six O'Clock Wednesday evening and arrested six
teen persons, proprietors OF liquor stores
IN that district. They were locked up
in the station house all night aud were
brought before Judge Otterbourg, &C Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday morning The
names OF those arrested are as ollOws:-Eber-
TIN Maher, No. 200 West T~enty-frst street; An
thony Michael, No. 23S seventh avenue; John
Depue, No. 60 Grand street; Cornelius Fitzgerald,
No. 200 West Twenty-thlrd street; Edward Dolan,
ward Demarest, No. 404 West Sixteenth street;
Michael McCrystal, No. 81 Ninth avenue; James
Reynolds No. 241 West Eighteenth street; John
Shields, No 40 Grand street; James O'Rellly, No.
Twenty-thlrd street; Robert BOrland, No. 123
Eighth avenue, ana John Maoney, No. 81 HOratio
street. the formal charge against the prisoners
Judge luxembourg held them all In 800
bail each 10 answer, with the exception
OF Robert Borland, OF No, i2S Eighln avenue, and
who were paroled they proving to the satslac.
toD OF tue Court that tney had not in tlonally
violated the law. Toe dealers WHO were arrested
on Wednesday evening complained very bitterly
yesterday morning Of the action Of the Excise
Board In causing their arrest alter court hours
thus oblglng them to remain prisoners IN the sta
ton house all night they stated that they
could always be found at their respective places
OF business and had no anxiety to run away or
shirK the issue. and denounced their summary
arrest at an hour when they could not give bail,
ana their consequent imprisonment Tor fifteen or
sixteen hours as an outrage on their rights as
citizens.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland.
BURGLARIEs AND LARcENIEs.

BUHGLARIES AND LAECENIES.
In the Court OF General Sessions, before Judge
Sutherland, yesterday. Michael Keatng, who was
charged with entering the premises OF Andrew
Klarman, No. 606 East Fourteenth street, on the
10th Of February and stealing $40 worth OF lead
pipe, pleaded guilty to an attempt at burglary in
Paul Smith, who, on the 10th OF February, stole
clothing valued at Sal, the property OF Charles
Roos, pleaded guilty TO an attempt at grand
larceny.
Thomas Lahan ana Joseph Lanagan pleaded
was that these youths broke into the house OF
Alexander McGarren, No. North Moore street,
on the 18TH OF February, and stole clothing valued
at SIS.
The above named prisoners were each sent to
the Sta'e Prison for two years and six months.
ACQUrrTAL.
Herman Richardt, German musician, was
charged with stealing violin worth $50 on the
LIST OF February, from Gustav Johannes. There
was no evidence showing the felonous intent,
and the jury rendered verdict OF not guilty.
DISAGREEMENT OF THE JURY
The jury, In the case OF Hester J. Hawkins,
charged with Abducting Teresa Goetz, were IN
able to agree upon verdict, and at late hour
last evening were discharged by Judge Suth.
erland. 1t Is understood that ten were Tor con-
viction and two Tor acquittal 1t Ia evident that
some OF the Jurors were puzzled by the points
which Mr.. Howe asked the Judge to charQe re.
speeding the chastity OF the complaining witness,
which. no doubt, LED to a disagreement. The prts-
oner was remanded to the Tombs.
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the history 81 the country. A secret chap
ter or two OF these events are about
10 be revealed in the United States Circuit
Court of tins district wnee two actions are instl-
tuted against jaw Gould and his partners OF the
firm oil smith. Gould Martin. These actions are
brought TO recover ST. .0O0 and instituted
In the name oil Edwin L. lie wis., trustee In bank
rnptcy OF the estate OF Jay Cooke Il Co Mr.. Lewis,
beside being sucn trustee, 10 President OF the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank. or Philadelphia.
Action No. Is brought 10 recover sl5o,o00 against
Gould and MS partners on account OF sales OF gold
on Black Friday, September "A. 1869. by Jay Cooke
CO.. 10 Albert Splers, LOT and on account oil the
deIeudart and James FISK Jr., constituting tue
10 recover 81, $40, 900 from the same defendants
Tor currency advanced on borrowed COLO by Jay
Cooke * Co. TO pay Gould Co. through William
Belden Co. The usual legal document caplas
have been served upon Jay Gould 10 eacn SUIT. AS
no declarations have yet been nled, and 80 coun-
sci In the case have declined 70 give information
IN the matter, further Developments must await
I he progress OF the suits In the courts. Messrs.
DahIord. Robinson and woodruff are the attorneys
Tor the plalntlu
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

william Kennedy sold, BY order OF the Supreme
Court the two houses aud lots, each 1913 by 100 H.
east 22d street. north side; one 2S71l and the other
s21 feet east Of First avenue; each subject to n
mortgage Of s 500 $500 each and above each
mortgage TO George H. King, IN all $l2OO0, sad prop
erty being valued at SIS, 600
James H. Miller sold 10 foreclosure the house and
lot rs by 80 feet No Gansevoort street. south side,
2l feet east OF Hudson street, to Ed Coles for 100000
SAID property being valued at $4,000
III In Ludlow & Co. sold, in foreclosure the FIVE lots,
125 by 100 feet Madison avenue, southwest corner
Of orchard street West Farmsl Twenty fourth ward,
10 Lewis @. Morris, for Sls25, said property beng
valued at S., 600
house. with lot, rs by 80 10 feet on Delaney street
north side rs feet east OF Essex street. to General
F2gbbons for SlI 800, said preDerty being valued
8lS.OOv.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND 1-16c.
LOWER; FUTURES LEO. LowER-FLoUR
DULL AND UNcHANGED-wHEAT DULL
CORN INACTIvE-oATs DULL, But NEG
LECTED BARLEY QUIET - BARLEY MALT
QUIET-PoRK sTEADY-LARD QUIET AND
PETROLEUM QUIET-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTISE QUIET RosIN DULL - HIDES
sTEADY-oms UNCHANGED wHIsKEY IN
CHANGEp-FREIGHTs FIRMER-HEMP AND
JUTE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UNCHANGED
COFFEE FIRM-sUGAB FIRM
SATURDAY. Nov. 13-6P NJ
The markets all but universally quiet to-day,
there being very little manifest inclination to either
buy sell the basis Of current prices At the Pro-
duce Exchange very little done. Flour was dull
and unchanged. Rye quiet Corn meal ruled
quiet. Wheat dull and without decided change.
Corn was Inactive somewhat nominal Oats were dun
and neglected. Pork steady. Lard quiet and
more or less nominal Cut meats ruled dull Beef
was quiet. whiskey was unchanged. Freights were
firm and unchanged. Coffee firm. Gunnies were
steady. Hemp and jute unchanged Hides were
steady. Naval rosn dull Spirits turpentine
quiet oils generally unchanged. Petroleum was
quiet Sugar quiet, but firm Cotton the spot
Lice lower; futures also i6c. lower.
CoFFER.-The market for Brazil firm. We note sale
date evening" Baltimore Of 5000 bags Rio ex King
Arthur private Mild coees unchanged We
quote Ordinary carEoes, l1c lSc fair do l9c ls4c
good DO. 1870 s54c, prime de-, zoe 20lac
for lots, l74c AXE Santos, fair good 1876
2oslc gold, ninety days Java bags 26c.
&c do grass mats, 26c 25c Singapore do pc 24c
Ceylon, gle 22c Maracaibo, 1916 2]sc Laguayra,
1elsc. ole. Jamaica, 1896 2oc ST. Domingo, 1sc
lS15c. Porto Rico, is1sc 2o1sc. Costa Rico l9c
81 &c. Me xican l91sc PIC. Manila 1880 COKE
gostura I9c. gle; Sasania, l9c Die. Curacoa 1szc
2Uc
CoroSrhe market tor cotton the spot quiet and
l-l6c lower Futures also ll6c The closing
quotations to-day with fridays anal figures fol-
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vet earnings. So5uOoo p-oo,Ol4
a decrease OF 1924, s97 in gross earnings and of
$1O2 1852 in net earnings but to arrive actual
comparison 1t is necessary TO deduct from the gross
earnings Of 1875 the sum earned probably about
$l25 o0o) by the Springfield division. which has
only been operated by the Ohio and Misss-
sippi March l, 1875 ST. Paul
and preferred stocks both strong-the
latter making advance OF fully / per cent,
and maintained the close in the face Of
generally demoraized market The remainder OF the
list only sympatheucaly responded to the features
heretofore described and generally closed decline
from last nights prices Lake Shore advanced from
61H to ca, and ended at 61z. Northwest common
sold at 3s* SO 3sA; the preferred at 52h. Han
nlbal and ST Joseph closed 2l7s after sales 225
Western Union exceptionally weak declining from
10 TO 751S, and closing at rs y.
TEE sALRs TO-DAY.
The transactions the Stock Exchange TO day ag-
gregated 1T 700 shares, which among active stocks
were distributed foows:-Erie A. SIS; Lake Shore
q e65 Northwestern, 4,soo; do preferred 1907 Rock
Island, 80; Pacific Mail $3.50; St Paul. $3.50; do.
preferred $780, ohios y 600; Western Union 80 900;
Wabash, 1920; Union Pacific $4,000; c., C. and
j G., 500; Missouri Pacific, 200; Hannibal and St
Joseph, !, 700; do. preferred, 500
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices ii the day
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The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations



The earnings Of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad are
reported follows
October, 1873 Sass S27 October, 1874 s542 $50; de-
crease, S54,55s; current year 10 October 81, 1878,
s35o2 3d. corresponding PERIOD 1874, 81 1879 292 de-
crease, $696,s2l decrease in Missouri Pacific
year October 81 s6349ll.
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LOSING PRIcEs-S r. n

THE MONEY MARKET
Money after beng quoted at and per cent closed
pasy al i and per cent Foreign exchange closed
dull al 50 a4s2ls for long and 4s7 for demand ster-
Gng.
MARKET
Cod opened at 1l43S, advanced to 114L and closed
nj lli&. The rates paid for carrying were 2 ! and Il
per cent per annum. Loans also made fs and at
per cent Tor borrowing
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-fhe wheat market dull without decided change in
prices sales 5000 bushels Barley steady with sales
Q about &Jp bushels az vi 10 In four r0wed state
SIC for two rowed state and 81 ~ for Canada Corn
inactive and " extent nominal without qu0tabe agea-
t0n In sales about S3s % bushels At H.
Zoe for sal mixed 75isc Tie for high mi ed and $50
79c for white. Oats duh and elected sellers
yesterdays prices Sales 25eOJ bushels Bc So
for inferior - hne mixed and 47c 45c for Chicago
choice mixed
GUSSfEs steady We quote domestic cloth l3sfc
l31ac Borneo ana Gouhpcre, itc Calcutta 95sc BAGS
1S1oc
AgxP AND Jurg,--The market vas unchanged. Ws
quote AmencAn dressed per ton 1910 $3.50 for double
and s235 $40 for single Manila hemp 7e 7lSc gold
per H. the latter for fine Russia u ~ = IS gold Italian
" 81 IS gold; jute 315c. sc, gold Jute butts
quoted At 2sc. Be- currency; sisai hemp, 81, gold.
HtDRA-1he market steady and fairly active We
note sales Of 100 Pueblo, 1924 lbs 7Jsc
rency 90 days. 400 vet sailed New Orleans
kins 70 Jhs average, ~ 2S iour months, I,V0O
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The differentiation in Union Pacific, Pacific Mailand
Ohio and MiSSissippi-The Panama Com
pany to Build New Line Of Steamers.
GOLD ia 3-8 A ia 90.
Raj Currency S7.24-Bonds Generally Steady
The Bank Statement Money Easy
on Call Loans.
WALL STREET.

SATURDAY Nov I3-6 p. NJ
Pacific Nail opened At Al ~ against a. the final sale or
last night, and after q momentary decline to Al
walked up 10 Az. II enally declined 70 4o& 4oA,
The Big Bonanzap opened at a. sold at TO- with only
sale between OF 100 shares 7fA then up to 1884,
back 70 IA with next sales at rs 1874 74h after
which the sales washes at 74s4 and 70 until
after two O'Clock, when, reported transac-
SONS OF 4,30o shares II declined to and closed
at u As affecting the future Of both Of these ancies
informed the authority Of President Park
shat meeting held to-day Of the Committee Of the
Directors of the Panama Railroad Company, having
she in charge, il voted unanimously TO put
on a steamship line OF their own Contracts for the
building Of eight steamships authorized
ono and Mississippi
TIE SPECULATIVE FEATuRR
introduced to-day. The stock opened at 1871 IS and
steadily advanced to 1854 with subsequent decline
10 a 1913. There is gossip concerning the stock
which accounts for the sharp advance unless the earn
ings Of the road recently published for the four
months, June so toQctober 81, considered to be
particularly favorable or this the readers or the
HERALD Will judge for themselves after referring
this comparative statement The earnings OF the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad, officially reported for
four months juno 90 to October 81 compare with the
previous year follows
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A TTENTIONlll CAPITALISTS
N LETTERS PATENT, dated 22d September, 1868 and
18th March, 1870 usained by decision United States
Courts June 1870 issued David NJ. Meford
effective and Inexpensive Of preserving and packing
fruits vegetables, DO BY this process apples
berries DC, be preserved In all their freshness
definite length of time and transported any part the
world This assertion lie ubstantiated by the
Of consumers who have used large quantities Of fruit
preserved by this process
The New York Pie Baking Company say
I'VE have used large quantities of the pie fruits and
always found them first class They have always given per-
feet satisfaction and, in opinion will keep length Of
tne.H
OF similar in possession from y.
Juckey, Rochester; Moody Waters, Chcago r. Brown,
Steward Osborne House, Rochester, Isaac Ashley Co.,
Rochester; o. A. Peck Chicago, and many others.
An opportunity Is offered to capitalists
become Interested in this business which Is of al
unlimited extension and being monopoly prove
very lucrative.
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r. borrowing.
oPRRArIoys q IN ooLD EAcHANGR RAEK.


The bank statement shows further decline II the
gal tender average BY Of continued currency
shipments 10 the Northwest supply the pork packing
nemand and to the South for cotton the pork packing
nemand from the Southwest not having yet set in The
oss Of g. 800 900 legal tenders Is qualified by gain Of
90 gold, so that the total reserve ID down
81, 100; the reduction In labilties-deposts and
Hrculstion-makes the loss of surplus reserve only
$50 1875, the banks now holding s. 737,O75, against
99o77 200 last week
Nor the past two Reeks.-
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To Dry. Lat Treating. Total.

CnnSum ptton. Zlb - Sfo
For future delivery the sales follows Yesterday
after r. NJannarv, 400 at 10 1870 February 900
10 II-32c March, 600 IS l5-32e April 800 10
2l-2c August 300 ~ ~ lice Total $500 bales Yes
terdays closing prices follows November 10 Ice
rs 1892 December 1879 IS &c January 10 3-iec
10 7-32c February, 10 5-16c a 10 1I32c March 10
l5-s2c April 10 21-32c.; May, 10 27-32c June &c.
IA l32c July I4lEc. IL 5-32c August IA 732c l46c
market quietand steady Sales to-day up 70 one Mo
vember 300 at - 932c 200 at l3c short notice. 200
Is es2 100 at - 752c short notice. 100 At 10 e2c TO
13c., 6O1 at 10 932c. 200 at 1876 December 100
10 $50 100 At - lie 100 At IS Ss2e go at
ls4c., 100 a. IS 9s2e 500 q lssc; March 5oo At
10 1920 April GOO at 1899, 800 at 10 l932c May.
200 Is 2532c, 2DO At l3ac June 100 10 3l-32c
100 at 10 i516c Total H. 100 bales grand total "a 800 bales
The receipts at the ports follows &c alveston,
322O bales New Orleans, I265l: Mobile. 81 1895 Savannah
1881 Charleston ,95s; Wilmington. 355 Norfolk 43s
New York 90. Boston, COB; Philadelphia So This day
week Is ga bales This day last year 1901 Total
since September l. 1902 TIT bales Cotton freighs closed
as follows TO Hayre; By steam 2Sc 10 Hamburg, by
pressed To Liverpool By steam, I'D ~ sal ~ 5lod
Market steady.
Flour AND GEArx-Reeeipts 1895 bills; wheat,
Ia 1870 bushels 100 do oats, 100 barley
5000 The hOur market dull yesterdays
figures with sales Ut II DD bbls Western
the quotations annexed. Rye -four quiet Corn
meal ruled quiet With sales " 20J bills aud
lie aunc ed We
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10000 In Pae sink /.

5oOO C&NMc c K b. be
Z shs u 4 II Can b c
100 Pro con l. h +. b c
100 " est u ,lel... b c
$40 do
IS Adams TX ...
100 Wells Far Ex 500
~ Harlem kR. he
100 Mich Cen RIB c
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LNIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL PUT GOOD
the full charge of tho best enterprise In the
market those meaning business and willing devote their
time will address MAN FACTORY, Herald office.
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IIALP INTEREST FOR $1,000 IS OFFERED IN OUR
established agency of line Of standard English pub
cations In increasing demand good profit in
tion with growing publishing BUSH Apply TO
GkIGaS CARLETON, % Broadway,
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IJoTEL.-75 FURNISHED ROOMS, BAR AND LAUN.
IL dry; only $3.50 monthly; doing good business;
long lease. Apply City Hotel, corner Broadway and
Eighth
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FINANCIAL.

\ FoNFY TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, on
MI improved Property In New York, WESTMINSTER b1.a,
yn and Jersey City. Mortgages bought Apply 70 LEVI
COOK. ll3 Broadway, room s5
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Nov. observation-disclosures oil, 25s 3D. a 25s
81. per cwt Spirits Of turpentine, 26s. Sd per cwt
LIVERPOOL, Nov. observation-disclosures oil 26S per cwt
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ments..... s9Os7,2 200 ss,7S7.o 75 Dec $40 l25
THE UNiTKD STATES TREASURY
ne Treasurer holds 1906 l5o,sl2 in bonds 70 secure
eatonal bank circulation, and SIS 724,5oo 70 secure
public dcposts National bank circulation outstanding
s35 COZ 27g cf which 81 30 600 notes issued %
gold banks Internal revenue receipts today,
ssTe s37 56 for The month 10 date 81 is2 "a; Tor
lhe year date So $50 0e6 "a Customs receipts
Today we're bCt6. for the month 70 date,
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DARrIEs HAVING FROM 500 TO $500 CAN SECURE
permanent Business that will pay from $40 $25
day; chance for invalid going South parties
wishing travel through Europe, il will pay largely
wherever introduced Apply at ICKCOX'S Rubber Stere
otype Works, 62 Fulton street Circulars free.
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EloR sALE-STATE RIGHTS OF A PATENT Oh
light article Of day domestic pu rposes
j. II. CLAPHAM % Fnlton street. NV YORK
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DARTY HAVING BUILDING 30 80 ONE SEVEN
l. rooms 80 81, very. high basement, so 50; would
invest In good business for which building could
would let cheap; sell with little money down exchange
Owner 265 Broadway, room No s.
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POSSESSING FACILITIES FOR AsCERTAINING IN
IL advance important movements in Stocks the
ing Of handsome profits by investments Of capital 10
reduced positive and absolute ainty All who wouo
be put right desiring to retrieve losses
through continuing long In the dark address INSIDE
TRACK Herald oaiea
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TOR SALE OR PARTNER wANTED-IN TWO OF
the finest and well paying Liquor Stores situated
down town agents need Address S. W. Herald
Office
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(lHRONIC CATARRH. DEAFNESS. PHYSICIANS
Wishing to practise BY Dr. Kecks method which
days Herald.
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PARTNERSHIP OR OTHERWISE-AN ASSOCIATE
desired with good business tact and $3 500 cash at
mand take charge the office duties ola well established
profitable cash business which will afford at least - 500
year in these times suitable party every satisfaction
given interview for which address, in confidence with
stating when and where TO be down town
ASSISTANCE, box Ill Herald office.
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do A00 OR $4,000 WANTED-BY RESPECTA-
&CsOOO bic business concern, on their note from 10
II monhs will good interest and give as security for
its payment good mortgage improved property Address
REhPONSIRIIE. box Hernld Office.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-09

As an illustration of the malignitv AMI
the selfish disregard of others rights.
which was ensendered by the iniquitous
system of slavery and is not vet era,lic;.ted
from the southern mind, we may refer to
the controversy now going on between
Pullman and the southern autocrai>. Pail
man decided to admit the negro into his
cars conformably to the civil rights law.
The southern whites rebel against it and
propose to force his cars from every
southern road. and it is more than likely
that no new contract will be signed with
him by any southern manager \ south
ern sleeping car has been Organized. and
is now building cars at Wilmington. North
Carolina. Meantime. the Pullman cars
now running are given up entirely 10 4
few travelling negroes. and sleeping ears
are improvised out of the ordinary dlv
cars, by removing every other seat and
LAYING mattresses across III" remaining
ones. Pullman is endeav"ring 10 stop the
rivalry by legal proceedings, bnt this ac-
ton only h;t, the effect To incense the
white travelling public the further against
him.
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FOREIGN IMPORTS.

Eo Grand. Brig Venture-Ocrlch> X c.. NcR
ork) i.t3i hides 5000 horns bales wool - u .i-
40 bags do.
II. Domingo City. Brig Varnum ". Hlll-Fsv-r
X Carol Al bag ~ bib, sugar - d. honey -.'
tons llgnumvlte 20 10 tu>tIc /. pieces l-nu..H .t
Cases extract l"swnod.
'arena>. Schr George =. Hunt W. II. h.g--
man X Co., al hh'is IL boxes >H-:tr-
ST Thomas. Brig Ann'e Muchell-E r. Cnf-t.
- hh'ts sugar - bbl> >rei hhi, Opnv> ; piss 80
rum d" t,i msrindS.
Pot Spain. >eh'r Mary f. Graham, tn 4
Haley $50 hhuS IL terces sugar 20 TO - 40 ia.~-
se> cases md>e.
Aliill~boro- >chr Nelson-r. W. Hnx.c y go T..
Ibis plaster.
Naguabo rr. Brig Me!rose-\a>u, >pAul In =
Go 354 casks mOa>,e>
Barhadoe>. Brig Montro>e-A Wn>ar ( -
200 10 tIerce> 81 boi- molts>e>.
Big Countess. Cotton n lIaIcy-I.t1 Vuurttr-
II bbls 10 uerce> mola,>c> II nh j. sugar.
Bhacoa. Srhr Mary Il. Nner-I. =. f.lcr
>ulInan. Brig Ari,to--r. r. BiNny = hh J,
l5s bbls sugar % hhis moll>se, l.. bags coc"t =.
bUi> lines.
Ponce Pr Brig Tally Ho-P. :. >h,it'n x t'
4o> hhils of sugar.
Messna. Brig r. NJ. IIcslin-Bakcr n Nom.
II - boxes lemons 1000 do oranges ~ caut.i
birthstone.
Cape Ii,ytien. Bli- Grace LothroP-Ly'n
Dupuy "a, 90, lis logwood loo hides 4bUl9 I, 7. e.
do money! bag coffee
Guayanilla. >chr Juliet-Na>h, SpIu! .Il-
GO 20 hhis . bbs sugar - hhl> IL tvr'c- "a '.t-
ses 90 casks mel.,,tn.
aslalenc Islands. schr kttc-Wl-e 4 El--,-
900 Dbl, herring.