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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT EAsIER-FUTUBEs 1870.
LowKR-FLoUB DULL AND HEAvY-wHEAr
DULL AND NoMINAL--CoRN oUIET-oATs
sTEADY-PoRK DULL AND NoMINAI.-LARD
oUIET-PETRoLEUM EAsIER-sPIRITs TURPEN-
TINE oUIET-RosIN NoMINAL-oILs FIRM-
wHIsKEY QUIET-FREIGHTs sTEADY-HEMp
AND JUTE FIRM-coFFEE QUIEr-sUGAR IN
ACTIVE
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 22-eP p. NJ
There was very little movement In trade circles to-
out exception. Flour was dull and heavy. Wheat
was dun and nominal for all kinds Of spring Corn was
also quiet but without decided change Oats were
steady. whiskcy quiet Pork dun and nominal
Lard was quiet Freights were steady. Cotton was
easSs Coffee was quiet. Hemp and ute were drm oils
we're hrm Rosin quiet aud nominal Spirits turpen-
tine was quiet. Petroleum easier Sugar inactive
CorpgEln Rio business quiet. Sales 1000 bags OK
ames Pendergast private terms Mild coffee quiet
We quote Ordinary cargoes 174c IKE fair do lslSc
lsa{c good do. l9c l914c prime do, l95sc l9s4c
Santos fair good isi4c l01zc, gold ninety days;
Java government bags, 26c 27c do, grass mats
2sc Singapore do. 2ac 24c Ccylon zoe 21Jc Mara
caibo l9c 2ic Laguayra 1876 2Oxc jamaica ioc
2Oc S. Domingo IKE isc. Porto Rico, lsc. poke
Costa Rica, 1ec. 2lc Macassar 2lc 23c; Mexican
1eisc 2olsc Manila i9jsc 2Olsc: Angostura i9c
ole. SAvanila iec 2ic.. Curacoa lSlsc. 2Oc
lower The closing prices today compare with Tuesdays
closing prices as fouowss-
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 Pm.
rnE MONEY MARKET.

The rates for call loans at the Stock Exchange today
havc continued TO show hardening tendency, rang
ng from per cent to 132 OF per bonus addi-
the legal interest," with the latter bid after
tank hours. Monetary matters in Chicago seem 70 be
ending in the same direction here, owing 10 the
rops having held back until there Is now vir-
ualy no market for them. Chicago journal OF the
9th inst reviews the situation there thus :-nThe
aree amount Of new loans, redscounts and renewals
II maturing paper made by the Chicago banks for
heir country customers the principal feature OF
he local huances OF last week The packers appeared
oward the end OF the week with some paper but
he amount Notwithstanding tho steness Of the pack
W season, was not large Merchants, manufactures
iud others are not making much paper, and Il
not for the heavy accommodations needed by the
,ouutry TO carry the crops and stock they holding
,ack from market there would lie CONSIDER
bile accumulation OF surplus loanable funds"
Exchange is strong Prime sterling asking rates T. 50
and 1907: selling rates, 4s5h a4s6 and 4Ss 4s9h.
Rcchmarks 95K q 951 and 961s a e6H. Cables, e6I
a o. Prime Paris, 5l49s and 5llA The rates OF dis
count In the cities named for New York exchange are
IS folOws-st Louis 81 SO TO 81 per 900 discounts
Chicago, 81 discount
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened al 1l3A and closed at 1l3H all the
kansactiaaS a. the day having been at these nGure'
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THE POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

NEW YORK, Dec 81, 1878.
To THE EDroR or rHR HSRALD-
Referring TO the communication from "R B G." 10
your issue OF tho nth inst, under the caption OF "A
Postal Suggestion" desire say THAI recognizing
the value Of the suggestion made by correspondent
we brought the matter 10 the attention Of Postmaster
James and General Lenorts President Of the Stock
Gold Telegraph Company and have arranged with
them that hereafter announcement will be made from
the Post ONCE Of the arrival and distribution Of oregn
and other mails arriving during business hours to.
gether with such other items OF postal and nor.
nation as may be Of interest TO the public over the
financial cotton and produce circuit OF the tee
graph company referred 70. We are, yours respect.
fully, BROWS BROTHERS Co
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H11Hs1f
The following table shows the opening highest and
nff 4 fho dnu
ADVANCE AND DEcLISR.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes in closing prices COM
cared with those OF yesterday
ADVANCE Michigan Central Y; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, u Northwest common and pre-
ierred, u Panama, III Quicksilver, u; ST Paul,
common, ls preferred Il gold, u.
DEcIdSE-AtlantIc and Pacific Telegraph, u New
York Central and Hudson RIVER u Erie, Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph, u; Harlem, u Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, y Ohio and Mississippi y Pacific
Mail, h Western Union, " New Jersey Central, u
Erie in London u.
srAroNARY-Rock Island, Wabash, Union Pacific
and District of Columbia g. IS bonds
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GovEREMESr BONDS

Government bonds closed duh at the following
quotations United States currency skies, 1924 1873;
do do, 1884, registered ll94 119% do do, do,
coupon, l24A l24h do. dve-twenties, 1862, regis
tered called bonds ia; do do. do. coupon do ia
do. do 1864, registered ia do do do coupon, ia
do do do. registered, us do do, do coupon, ll57S
ll5H; do, do, do new, registered, 116x III do.
do, do do, coupon 12o 12oz do do, 1867, regis
tered, lls% do. do, do coupon 1921 122ss; do.
do, ls6s registered, 10; do do do, coupon, 1921
l221; do. ten-fortIes registered 1T 1l76 do do
coupon ll7H 49, do. new nves, registered, 11674;
do do, coupon l167I 117L
THR UNITED STATES TREASURY.
special despatch from Washington says:-The in
terest schedules not yet completed and Treasury
officials say it is uncertain whether there will be any
anticipation OF January interest.
Assistant Secretary or the Treasury Conan says that
the Treasury Department has ordered to pay
the ''nalf transportation to Union Pacific Railroad
and will probably not be until Congress makes ap
preparation for the The whole amount involved
is about $500, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 gold
on account Of interest," and $4,000 in redemption OF
hve-twenty bonds
Bank notes received to-day, s55o0oo; revenue re-
ceipts to-day, $3.50 ooo custom receipts, $3.50 Ooo
RAILROAD BoSDs.
Railroad bonds firm and the leading issues
brought full prices New Jersey Central consolidated
frsts advanced to Ill " while convertible fell of u
per cent, selling At l06 Chicago and Northwestern
nrsts brought 1ol Il and consolidated sox a 9oK DO
coupon gold bonds advancing to s5h. Milwaukee and
St Paul, La Crosse division, sold at 9s, and do
S-1o's 95. New York Central coupon nrsts sold at
125 Norris and Essex frsts at ia and Fort Wayne
irsts at 116. Central Pacdcs sold at lot and Union
Pachcs at los for rst 1909 for land grants and s2
93 for sinking funds Western Pac6cs fell of to 90
Hannibal and St. Joseph convertible to 7oK and Ohio
and Mississippi second to 6S sale of Kansas South
ern nrsts, coupon on, was reported at SO.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares were steady small transactions
America sold at 1856 Fourth National at 90, German
American at 76, Mercantile at lot, State OF New York
at 105 and American Exchange at l16
STATE BONDS
State bonds were dull Missouris firm and sold
at lO2A 1927 for Hannibal and st. Joseph and
long 6a Tennessee series declined to 3sss, old
being steady At 4oT.
PHnADELrHiA STOCKS.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY DECEMBER % l87arRPLE SHEET

Mutual Gas Light Company, OF Detroit, Mich, p
~ 900 town Of Kenneth, Dunklin county, No, tens,
registered i $500 Jasper county, Missouri, ten per
cen. bonds, due 1892 Is; 1000 East Kentucky Coal,
Lumber and Railroad Company sevens gold bonds due
1874 VI for lot SO shares Manhattan Gas Light Com
pany $308 So
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.ieg and cotton n tore rqpnag qa. not more sAan


For future delivery the follows YesferdAy.
after two r. MJanuary 500 at l3 3l6c 300 at lS 12c
February 800 13 1Sc 100 Is 1880 March, 800 at
lsssc 800 At Is 2i.32c ADril 500 at l35Sc. 200 At
~ 2932c Total, 2,DOO bales. To-day up 90 two r M
Deesmber 800 a isc 200 short notice At - ls2e 100
az IL 552c 500 at 13c January 100 at l3 532c 1Uo at
- 5l6c POO At 3 32c FeDsnary 300 at - II S2c 100
as l5Se 400 AZ 10 1882 TOO at I3'sc March zoo a.
April 1. % 4oj az Is sae in 1000 $ a. - iIse IsS.e
Il a as2e August, 500 i44e 400 ai 4 7lec Total
9OO bales Grand total 1890 bales. The receipts at
the ports were as follows Galveston 1851 bales; New
orleans o ii9; Mobile, 25si Savannah, 4l6o CharieS
a95;, New York, 76l Boston, 34e; Phiadelphia 3sl
Total 23979 bales This day last week, IS. 5.0S6. This
day las, year p 5a2 Total since September 2o64 7es
steam 7Sc. TO Hamburg by steam 1c. compressed; to
Bremen, by steam lc compressed; by sail, Ice TO
liverpool, by steam, 7-l6d; by sail. 5l6d. ll32d
Market steadv.
FLOUR AND GRArS.-Reeepts-F1o 7l9o bbs wheat,
50 $50 bushels meal 500 bbs and 429 sacks corn,
24oO2 bushels oats 6416 do. barley 1000 do. barley
malt, 1859 do The Hour market dull but prices
nomnay unchanged The sales 900 bushels. in
cudng state. Western and Southern the
tatops Corn meal steady and unchanged The sales
comprised about 800 bbs at 81 for BRANDY ywne x3 80
w. 20 for Western Pennsyyana and Jersey yellow per bbL
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Still Declining and Irregular
Shore the Feature.
GOLD 113 IA A 113 3-S.
Money Firm at Higher Rates-Exchange
StrOng-Goyernmen Dull-Rail-
way Bonds Firm.
WALL SrRRrr.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 70 7. n.
"a prophet is not without honor save in his own
country and seldom is that his prediction, be IL
ever so true meets with grateful recognition. The
HERALD for past has espoused the opinion that
advance in prices upon the Stock Exchange n
compatible with the existing condition OF commercial
ana financial AFFAIRS. The march OF events has proved
the OF this assumption Though the phrase
We told you son would be fitting rejoinder to those
who have suffered for "opposite opinions sake,n We
refrain from expressing IL. We simply intimate to
those who have followed and have been benefited by
suggestions that In the approaching Chrstmastde, at
least tthe OF their gains should be devoted to
oent ends and thus prove the poet in when he
NO SIMS
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ToLrpo Dec. ~. 1870

ToLKro Dec ~ 1879
Flour quiet and unch anged Wheat firm and unchanged
Corn dali high mixed, SOC do new spot and January
SIC low mixed. 541sc do. 4ssc. No white 53c
grade, new. 43tsc damaged new 42c Oats dali No 2
800 Clover seed steady with moderate demand 81 90
Dressed hogs dull 81 % 81 Recepts-Wheat II 900
bushels corn 81 900 do 800 do Shipments-fiour
1000 do.
- CHICAGO Dec. % 1875.
flour huoyant but unsettled Wheat irregular but in the
man MAJ lower opened weak and lower closed hner at out
% ngnes No spring, 96s4c bid spot 07ssc January
ys5sc February, No. do, 7sIsc 79c rejected. o5c
notn opened dull but closed active No 2 f7c spot 467sc
december 4ac bid January 42ec bid February rejected
S @ roc Oats dull prices shade lower No 2 29s4c
pSu spot, SOc 301sc January Rye quiet. unchanged
paio{ quet aud weak lc lower Soc spot size. peeem
p dressed hogs dul shade lower 81 IS 81 90
unsettled generally higher; opened active but closed
Sn S9a Ss 70 $40 I7 spot, $40 40 si9 421 February
- % arch Lard steady with fair demand $f2 2215
gr sas si2 y January s2 % Sl2 42h February
but steady at 81 10 Receipts-iOOOO bbls flour 81 900
bushels wheat io2 900 do corn 1900 do oats 5000 do
tyoi s;oo ~ barley. Shpments-aOO0 bbs -four. 1900
m pssss' n 4" wheat 5000 do corn 1000 do 800 rye
Wheat lower az 97e 97iSc anuary 9SSc February
and lard unchanged - '' s~' SS'~
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SECURITIES At AUCTION.
Tho following securities we're sold today :

The following securities sold to-day
Thirty four shares Third Avenue Railroad Companv
1897 l40 Of H. Sargent for So 600 with Interest
from November l. 1875 due May s. 1877, $3.50 shares
Sixth Avenue Railroad Company and S4, 600 do do
scrip, $40 900; 1000 shares Canton Company, Of Bal
timore 40A 80 shares Peter Cooper Fire Insurance
Company, 206; 1000 shares Union Consolidated
Mnins Company Of Tennessee. 5000 for lot l50 shares
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BUSINESS Opportunities.


TTNO EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE OR AN rs
erty Jersey miles this city. depot
IVANTED-A PARTY TO ADVANCE FROM $500 "a
w 500 90 successfully exhibit valuable patent s The
Centennial Exhibition for share ia the patent Address
CENTENNIAL. box Dos Herald ohice.
yNANTED-A PARTNER WITH - 900 CAPITAL FOB
w the manufacturing imitation Of leather Wholesal,
furniture dealers call and samples At Amerys Dtrt
store, ii6 Bowery, near Grand street.
MANTED-A PARTY WITH FROM $4,000 TO
w xlouOOO 90 take an interest IN transportation line
nov established and doing profitable and increasing b
ness Inyestment secured Address with real name. h.,
box 4,ss4 Post ofhce.
&Q 000 SPLENDID oPPORFuNITy-ANY GEN
pO.OOO. tleman wishing an interest in light manu-
featuring business monopoly that will pay SlOOOOO an
nually can apply At 50 Broad street, room T.
GQ 000 CASH CAPITAL WANTED IN A LEGIr
spC.OOO innate, safe, pleasant and very prohtaos
manufacturing business already established advertiser wv
contribute amount; principals only. Address MANU-
FACTURER, box l5i Herald office
cox 0Q0 -GooD CHANCE, A MANUFACTURE
with above enlarge their very successful bust
Principals only address Z. Y. MEAD No l32 Nassau
street. No H.
8En 000 AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN
,DDO.OOO. desires to invest the above amount with
his services replies should be explicit and will be treated "A
confidential Address II. ). r., box i4l Herald office.
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FIRST BOARD-lO,9O A. NJ.

1915 AND 1880 A. NJ.
$4,000 6's si.. 1o44 $4,000 5-2oc 67 BIS I22s<
10000 w 2or 'eo6c il54 1000 US 5-2o,c 6sbc l22A
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$1,000 Mo 6's. long b.
1000 Noes, HASH, 'S7
10000 Tenn Us. old. =.
5000 Tenn 6's, n s.....
$40 Alb 4 Sus Sd. -.
$4,000 n J Cen ist, con
1000 N j Cen cow.
5000 NJ 4 ST T. Z $40.
5000 M&SP 1st, LaCd
1000 Q 4 N w con. =.
5000 do.
5000 G 4 N w LIST. ~.
5000 e Il NV C c & b.
1000 Nor 4 Ess LIST. !.
2OO0 III Il 4 LIST, con.
20o0 Long Dock BIDS.
1000 ii 4 5 J S's, con.
1000 do. b c
5000 Mich Sou I'd.
1900 N Y Cen ist, c.. :.
1000 Ohio 4 Miss c 5 I
5000 do. ...........
1000 Ohio a NJ ID.
1000 Cen Pac 4 h.
1000 West Pac BIDS.
2000 do. &C
10000 I'm pac RR LIST.
1000 Un Pac rs, e.
2O0J un Pac sink /.
5000 do. ............
20tU p, TT w Il g lst.
5000 p, + w x O I'd. .
1000 Clev 4 p con s I.
5000 Det, NJ 4 Tol lst.
1000 Tol 4 Wab I'd :.
5000 CT West LIST, 'S3.
1000 Ca So LIST, c on. /.
81 shs Bank OF Amer.
s Fourth Nat Blk. !. :.
5 Ger-Am Bank.
81 Mercantile Bank.
3 Bk State of N.Y..
so Am Elk Bank .....
200 Spring Mt Coal. b c
100 Quick Min pf. b c.b3
1900 Yves Z lei b c
TtNl do
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THE FORKIGN MARKKT
The London advces report the withdrawal OF 1854 600
bullion from the Bank OF England balance to-day.
Money continues easy at London the the Stock
Exchange on government securities being per cent
Consols shade easier and United States bonds
firm. Erie has declined to 1874 Consols, money 934
do, account 931s; 1865 bonds old, lo4; 1867 bonds
1861 1o7; ten-forty bonds 1861; new 1ves, 1o4at
105; Erie 13A.
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Wheat was @ dull and entirely nominal The sales wer
about 1l7OO bushels at 95c for inferior spring. $l 03 10
No do, 81 81 for amber Michigan 81 46 for small 10
Pennsyvania and 81 IL 81 % for red winter Corn
guiot but steady for 4 500 bushels sold a &c SOC
for mixed closing at 67c. CSC for prime, 74c Toe
for old Western mixed ahoat and 721c 73c for do il
store. Rye quiet and nominal at SSc 9Oc for West
ern and pc soc for State and Pennsylvania Barley
steady 10000 bushels sold at S5c for stained
State and ST. II for stained Canada Barley malt rule,
quiet Peas quiet about $40 bushels Canada sold
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NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 80 1878.
IN The copartnershp hitherto existing under the nrm
OF Arcuarius Co., IL 10 81 So Fulton Market
Is dissolved BY Limitation. ARCULARIUs A Co
New York, December l, 1879
Business at IL 79 81 81 50 Fulton Market viii be con-
Quoted under the firm Of Arcularius 4 Co
JOHN ARCULARIUS
J. G. WINTERS
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NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
IN 26l and 263 Broadway
NEw YORK, Dec q 1875.
At regular meeting Of the OF the National
Company held this day the regular semi dividend Of
four ~ per declared from earnings Of the
six months pay able after January prox Transfer
books will be closed from December 20.
j. o. CRUIKSHANK Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-21
The AIRLINE RAILROAD, AGAIN.-There

Tus AIRLINE RAILROAD, AGAIN.-There
was a new move yesterday evening on the
railroad chess board in this city. This move
was made by John Fl. Fisher, Esq, who was
appointed about month ego TO the receiver
ship by the United States Circuit Court ut
Savannah, Ga. About O'Clock the delayed
train reached this city from Atlanta, bringing
on if, among others, Mr.. Fisher. Arriving
at the dep0t, Mr.. Fisher walked in and in.
PRODUCED himself to MIR. G. ii. Overmau, the
AGENT, He then made formal demand upon
this gentleman for this end OF the road-ior
possession of the Office, books, DC. Mr.
Oyerman told him that, acting under direc'
ton of Colonel Grant, he would resist the
demand, and refused to give possession, as
asked to do.
: Mr.. Fisher then produced the order OF
court, showing bis appointment, and gave 1t
to Mr. Oyerman to read, saying to him that
after supper be would receive bis reply after
he (Mr. OYerman) should have read the in.
strument. The two gentlemen then pro-
ceeded together to the Central Hotel to tea
after which the agent returned the paper 70
Mr.. Fisher with second refusal to surren-
der the road. The latter did not seem at all
SURPRISED at the refusal, but put the order IN
his pocket, and at 10 O'Clock took the North
.{afoEiua train on bis way to his home, IN
! epokIyD, N. Y.
sas Is understood, we believe, that Ibis
.dueStfeut ofsfight Of possession will 10 into
fha 4sn IRENE Court of the United States for
:sdnal Ssiarminatlop.- Charlotte (N. CO. Bul'
1~~sTf 1Sh
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GOVERNOR BRAMLETrE-A SENSATIONAL
INCIDENT OF THE FUNERAL OF TIE LATE Go
vERNoR.-[Spccial dispatch to the Chicago
1Yabune J. Cincinnati, january 1G.-Dis-
patches 10 the Cincinnati papers announce
the appearance OF the former mistreSs'of the
late Governor Bramlette, of Kentucky, at tie
funeral of that gentleman yesterday. She
went there simply to deposit Il wreath on his
coffin, which she succeeded in doing by
eyading the watch Of the detectives, who had
been warned against her, and who had the
strictest orders not to allow her to enter the
cemetery. There was great fear that she
would create 4 scene at the grave. Her name
is Laurel Bell, and she is now landady OF a
bad house in this city,
Governor Bramlette had supported her in
Louisville year or two, until brought up
for it by the church of which he was men,
Der. He then made an able defence OF his
course, and smoothed the matter over.
When it came about that he desired to
marry. he made an honorable settlement
with her, paying her $4,000. With this
money she came to Cincinnati nearly year
ago, bringing with her q colored female SER
want. She lived here in public houses in
some style until arrested for an assault on a
audlady. She then negotiated tor the pre-
misses she now occupies, which She fitted up
in elegant style. 1t was telegram to her
that first gave the news Of Governor Bran.
lette's death in this city,.
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A CENTENNIAL CAUTIoN.--The Director
General of the United States centennial COM
mission publishes card, in which he says:
"The attention of the Centennial Board OF
Finance has been called to certain advertise.
ments published in newspapers in western
and southern States, under the head Of
Omitted States Centennial Exhibition of 1876
stating that local agents and subscription So
Iicitors are wanted in every county and
town for one year, at fifteen dollars
week and thirty per cent. commits
sion, and requesting remittances OF
fifteen cents for prospectus of so-called
centennial subscription bureau, 521 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. Bills for the insertion
of these advertisements having been for
warded to the board. of finance, it is deemed
necessary for information and protection of
newspaper publishers to advise them that the
said so-called centennial subscription bureau
is in no way connected with the United
States Centennial Exhibition, and that
neither the United States centennial commits
sion nor the centennial board OF finance is
in any way responsible for bills or other OBJ
legations of the so-called centennial subscrip-
ton bureau" lr..- .s. '
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BrGHISG OF \ TENEMENT HOUSE -HoERI-

GrGNISG OF \ TENEMENT HOUSE -HoERI-
gLE FATALITIES. -Sc,o York, January 49,
Al hUlI-past o'clock to-nighta fire broke
out in the 2rucery-s;orc of +. j. Boldickcr,
corner of Hoyt aud Pacific streets, Brook
Ign. The flames originated in the basement,
a4d soon cnyc!opcd the entire structure.
Their" were live families in the house. Boil
4.ckcr aud his family, who occupied the
second ilJDr, escaped. Mrs. Blood and two
ions. VINO occupied the third floor, jumped
from The window. Mrs. Blood was killed,
and the two sons fatally Injured.
The same tvor was occupied by Timothy
Mccormick. hi, sons Patrick and John, and
daughter Ellrs. John escaped. but bis
father and brother were sutlocatea, while his
s.,lcr vas fatally injured by jumping from
the window. \ number of persons were Sc
riouSIy wounded and others slightly hurRed
in vndcAyoring TO escape. The building is Il
total wreck. 1t was owned by r. Van
Brunt Nissan, who loses $4,000. Boldlcker
loses $500. McCormck's family lose 80,
jul, while other tenants sustain losses OF
IJDUi 81 600.