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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

A QUICK PAssAGE.-The Germanic. oil the
White STIR line. arrived Queenstown at /. m on
sun lay having made the run in the remirKaDy quick
time of seven days and % hours. The Gernane III hcr
AT trim "a h, port made the fastest westerly passage
ever accomplished. The round trip exclusive OF stop
,aV In New occupied only II days. - hours and
minutes In thc times side wheeers' II steamer
r.sad the ocean on - she considered 10
nave done very well-fC commercial Advertiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
COL. HARRY ROCKAFELLAR.

Col. Harry Rockafellar died Oh Sunday night
at his residence at st. Cloud Orange Mountain, " j. He
Was born in Philadelphia in 1910, educated At the
high school Of that city, and entered mercantile life in
New York in 1888 In sol he Joined the list Regiment
as 4 private At Bull Run he received bullet in the
mouth while cheering aud few minutes after his left
arm was shot off By cannon ball. He taken prs
0ncr and escaped after eight months captivity and
promote "a Major. Al the clO-e OF the he re-
turDed IA New York and elected observation-disclosures
OF no II ST Regiment. and promoted subsequently
TO be Colonel lie leaves mother, widow, and two
chi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
NETWORK swIspLERs HEARD FROM.

John w. Post, former inmate it is said, of
Ludlow street JAN and d. McMartin have been
mitted by Justice Beandry Of Montreal Canada for trial
In September charge Of defrauding Ferdinand
Bayard Of that city OF $4,000 These have
operaied in New York Philadelphia and other cities,
where many derauded by their swindling transsc
tons They usually operated in worthless patent lamps,
gasmachincs, and a bogus watch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
Tn. Rauitnbl. LIFE A..urrnce sseety. No 100 Broad

Tn. Equitable Life Assurance Society, No 100 Broad.
way prepared Loans upon bond and mortgage
first elias, dwellings and stores New York and Brooklyn.
Principals VII be furnished with forms and fu Information,
and their bus facilitated charge except legal
uens for examination OF title This Society also the
most desirable policies upon selected lives including
the Ton,ine Savings Plan BY which, during the sx
surplus been accumulated greater than by any plan
heretofore practiced society OF twenty eight
millions OF dollars and annual income OF ten NIL.
lions Of dollars annual business during the pass
nve years % greater than tha Of any othss
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
rTDER TIE FIFTH Rib.

On the Nlcksblrg and Meridian haiToad Iile
other day a Louisiana planter encountered coOIeu
man whose face had a familiar look. The negro lai Ms
attention attracted likewise and II was soon ascertaieu
that he was once owned by the planter.
Yes you once owned me-" he remarked: -" ana was
no better dan moss. Now holds office, and is as
good ~ anybody." -, ,. i,
DO You want 70 do me favor, George !" inquired
the X-naster.
" sprcts 40 san" -, -
.Wril in ease Won ever tell any one that you hold an
office don't that ever owned you, for wlth ths
exception MI my niggers turned out 10 De respecta
Die people - Vcksburg Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

Verdict In Accordance with Proofs-The ver.ict g
public Of HOsTEfIHRs STOMACH BfrfEB diL
ers from might In being stffcl
accordance the proofs rcrestsy addncet IN support
Americas poDusr remedy IL may wei ~
doubted there medicine In snbsan aton OF wnose
merits testimony has accumulated
An examination OF testimony ESTABLISHES tact 0 the lass
importance 10 and dchte well az ihgse who ars
influence. ~ namely that me
Bit neuacd tonic active and thorough specno
for every disorder the digestive. hillary and excret0ry
organs reliable means regulating the discharge Of the moss
important functions OF the body. and m protective
against levers And ~ other dis.
eases which malaria gives birth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
Grerial Notices.


Mrs. WinsIow's soothing Syrup, for children teehins
sOitrls the gums, alays ali pam, ana cures wind cone
Rupture radically cured by Dr. MARSH, nj his 0d-estab
lished ONCE, No. Neseyst, AsOT House (So uptown
branch.
Leg. Knees Club Feet, spinal Curvature. and
permanently cured by Or. MARSH. az No. y
N,scY ST.. A-tOr House. go uptown bfanchL
silk Elastic stockings. Abdominal Belts ABkiets and
a MAR-IS TRUSS OFFICE, No. 2 Nesey ST..
AsOr House. (NO uptown branch.
Tr--e-. Pile supporter Clutches -uspensor- Bandages,
Abdominal SUPPORTER shoulder Braces most approved pat
tern Marss Truss Office, No Nesey 81, Aston House.
go Up town branch.
Post-Oficc S0tire. The MAILS FOR EUROPE Tor the
ending SATU RDAN 2S 1875, will close at this
once a. fpl0ws; TUESDAY AT ; A. M; on W EDNES'
q 30 a. THU al 1880 q. m, and 90
SATURDAY al ll.3O 4. l.. JAMES, r. N.
sherry Wines. all Styles dry extra dry sweet pale very
y0len, and all grades from ~ TO sl2 pei
golden old Importation the best value
NowYorA the price 80 ~ salionl H. b. kirk q
Co. 90 Fulton y. Y
Magnetic Engines
Machines, church Faf!or Purnpss
Prn n. Presses Dentists jewellers Iates and all light
work convenient, cheap and durable motors can 10
Operation Jarine sons organ factory, Mason
Hainn War-rO0ms store l. BAsIET, CO7 broad
way, Sew York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

It will SEEN therefore, that tho circulation of The rmA
UsE through the mails than that Of The Herald and
Times combined The World Times combined and
almost ~ great all three these other morning
combined VIII md Also TO their interest 10
member THR TRIBUNE sixth widss
IN the city, and that each columns
Than a NIe y, Ally u usc other papers - -
DAILY rrs5uae. Nay IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
cu1cAcn FINANCES IN GOOD SHAPE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23--Controller Hayes has re-
mtted $50 600 to pay Chicago certificates Of indebted
ne.. maturing at the American Exchange Bank New
York, sept l. This remittance included, he has paid
since the lt Of the present month over %loooooo OF
certificates and issued 1000 reducing the amount
outstanding yss3O0O, with balance III me Ileasury w
son oDO and nothing Of consequence maturing oeiOIe
te In of November Mr. Hayes says the taxes are com
ing in we'll He does not anticipate serious uouiS u,
nnseonnce OF attempts defeat Judgment Tor unpaiu
fa.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
JONATHAN EDWARDS.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Aug 23.-Jonathan
Edwards graduate OF Yale in 1919 greatgrandson Of
Jonathan Edwards died in this city to-day at the OF
IT, He was n graduate Of Judge G0ulds famous Itch
nld Law school, and settled In Troy. N. Y. OF which
city he was yor, aud represented IL several times In
the New York Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN HOBOKEN, N. J.

A young man residing at No. So Hudson-st.
carelessly set fire to mosquito netting Win cigar'
Sunday night and the building. together with the TWO
houses were dana ged about 81 OC0 before the
flames could be exngushcd. although the Fire Depart
ment promptly hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY ON RocKA"Af
STEAMBOATS,.

Capt Low, Supervising Inspector Of Steam
boats said yesterday that he had talked with the fres
dent Of the Rochaway Steamboat Company and "as sat
i,a.d that no further violation Of law would occur
Nearly all the have been provided with an extra
allow nfe-prcscrSers. and permits nave oech
granted 10 carry a larger number OF passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
AN ASSAULT WITH A CIFAVER.

Patrick Oilmartin was committed for exam
nation by Justice Walsh yesterday. charged with break
ing Thomas Hennesscy's skull with cleaver sunday
night. Hennessey AYERS that Gilmsrn struck him be-
canSc he tried 10 man whom Glnartin was
beating Gilmartin says he compelled 10 Use the
cleaycr in self defense and that nncssey trying to
rob him of 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

he carried around his waist The watch and chain and
@14 which he had hs pocket taken from him
by the Eve who Knocked him down After desper-
ate encounter In which the clothing was torn from us
body and the shoes from his feet OF the party with
slesth-knfe inflicted the wounds. Alarmed by the APP
proach of czens the rOughs reiterated, and the sailor
dragged himself TO his vessel where he Was found yes
terday morning. Officer Minn0cks arrested four men
whom he net the place, and they IN the jail al
Ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
ELSEWHERE.

NEw-HAvEy, Conn.,, Aug. 23.-Four stores
and dwelling burned at south Norwalk to-day Loss,
$4,000
CINCINNATI, Aug 23.-The upper story OF
Balls reaper at Canton, Ohio burned to-day Loss,
gIOOOD Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

FATAL RESULT OF \ DRUNKEN AFFRAY.
FRANCIS MCGUEY DIS FROM INJURIES RECEIVED
N 4 BAR-ROoM-Ius ANrE-MORTEM STATEMENT.
The ante-mortem statement of Francis Nc
Cocy was taken by Coroner Croher yesterday morning.
McGoev stated that late -aurd night ne was In an
alteration with several persons in lquor-stoTe in
Beach-st. between Hudson aud Greanwiciss and dur
ing light which ensaed he beaten severely about the
head and face with shovel He could not tell who beat
him lie then taken home, but being seriously in
u-ed he was aferwar removed to the Chambers street
Relief Hospital. where examination was made by the
surgeon in charge which showed that hi and left
law we're broken and also fhs had received other in
ures about the head and body. McGoey was sinking
above = hisper; il with difficulty that he made ais
statement.
Coroner Croker impaneled a Jury, which after hear
statement rendered n verdict that tlc
person unknown 10 tie Jury Later in the day McGOey
died from eorrhagc ~ the OccasiOnri by his in
iures. The police Ia clew Ia the murderer. IL -
supposed that hc II known o. the Ddrke OF the saloon
the ARRAY occurred. Int general Ignorance or
the subject expressed there. Coroner Croker will hold
an inquest soon and has summoned a numoer Of wit
nes-e-.
Capt Caffrey of the Fifth Precinct stated that
n he heard Of the ARRAY he special officer
10 Investigate H. He JAILED 10 nd any trace VI alter
cation IN the place indicated. McGOoy, few minutes
after - O'Clock saturday night went 10 the liquor
store Charles Tucker with his face with blood
on being what the matter he stated that he
had in a night with unknown person who mad
got the best of him He washed the blood from his face
Mc(iDey In GIpenwic-st DuaDcst., and asked him
how he got hurt He replied that he had had difficulty
with ash-cart man VINO struck him with shovel
Officers Moran and stevens have not yet reported any
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

announcing that he would receive the regiment at Oak
Land Beach.
On arriving at Providence at 10 to-day the regi
ment will be received by the United Train Of Artillery,
Col Clark In command. which will them by boat
to Oakland Beach. On Friday, Gov. Lipptt and his
stan will review the troops feature OF the daily pro-
granme OF exercises In rifle practice range from 100
10 500 yards in extent has been constructed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
THE REV. CYRUS MUTT. ID. IL. D.

The Rev. Cyrus Mutt, ID. ID. and Ii. d., for
Il years President of the Indiana state University at
Bloomington Ind died at that place yesterday morning
Of fever. DR. NUT of the most successful edu-
Gators in this country and had long held position In the
front rank OF tnseTs and writers Of the Methodist Epis
cOpal Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
IN yoyTREAI-LOss sl1. 900.

MONTREAL, Aug. pa fire here in the
store of Mr. Mesuret, Josephst.. this morning de-
stroyed 81 900 worth OF dry goods and clothing; IN
sured for 10000 The adjoining store damaged to
the extent OF several thousand dollars II IL supposed to
have been the work OF ncendary, Mesurets desk
which escaped the fire. WIS found to have been rnea Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
IN THIS CITY.

There was a fire yesterday on the second
door of the fourstory building No 397 Eightst.
cped by c. CoIonil a lounge and table manufaefory
The stock damaged $4,000. but the loss - covered
by insurance. The loss upon the building, when was
owned by a Mr.. Lamber, estimated at $1,000 Inc
adjoining building damaged considerably by wafer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

The detectives employed in working up the
supposed murder that occurred BOrden-ave., Long
leland City, at early hour Sunday morning yeser
day succeeded In finding the victim OF the murderous
assault board the Spanish brig Manuel, lying at the
Empire Works His name is Ventura Ortiz, and his age
about so. Ho IL in dangerous condition. five stabs
having inflicted his person. ami four Of his ribs
being broken. Two OF his fingers nearly severed
from his hand He had on his person, beside . gold
watch and chain a considerable amount OF gold whi'k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
TRIP OF THE SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT
About 400 members OF the list Regiment

Col vose command, started at p. yesterday for
Oakland Beach, K L. where the regiment will enter on
eight dny camp % instruction. shortly before start
ng Col vose received dispatch rom Gen. Burnside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

didn't replied the boy but heard my mother cay
that You nut peas and beans your coffee, and about
pint Of water every quart Of milk sold Inc sud
ject Of natural philosophy was dropped right there'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
,Po. Other ship Seirs see Second P0ge.l
.DDFNWn

ARRIVED.
sta,m.hip -olnm ns Reed Havana Aug 10 with mdse and
Sreamship Mont gomcry, Farcloih Fernandina Ang lS
10 Herman Gcipcke ., 1851.
ana n, - tH las. W Qnintard 81 co. -
Shin British queen (of Windsor 81, Masters Antwerp
slip il Workman Ccf yarmouth N 81 In Ne &C. gre
BarS Maria Cotlde OIta, Desofindo Dublin 80 days in
naTs annex Nor oooeyieh Belfast 80 lays IN 9aI9st
BARK cier -een2r1ye bsm. 3, day Tth ni-e
ark Thrns tNor Andersen. Liverpool via Halifax s.
caysi VIZ" r Bra.-lerr Aux Cages II days with logwoo
schT Jefferson BoTen Patterson sydney. C. b.. 10 days
with coal ....o,,,. u,.n, s,r,oo Y : 70 d,v, with
" sa Mary qgdon Hall Roc kI,ad VIII Win h%s
5ear Jaines potter. Potter Nantucket, with isa.
sS9T 2 Po E'. hs nav RoSslsnd With Ii%s
schr Maud Maioch Nory ood Calais with lumber.
scnr lanes Slater Cnns Georgetown. D. ..
s'"' '''"' scHooSGas-lIvER Ayp coAsrwIsr
Excelsior Fan iyer May Tes p, rssRD9ra
Ia faSrrnce Pawtncset. ]. t. Hess Pawtucket
F. A. Heath, PawtueXet. Delphi. BRISTOL
ys1anJa Providence J. " Boyle Providence.
: A. Falconer Providence. J. N. Baylis PROV denos
sarah b.. Boston. Addie Walton, Boston
4lsse r 49,, 6Ss' Gloucester r. smith Portland Ct
" ~ Gritiag PORTLAND. John Wright Portland, CT
+ n Young Cold spreg NJ r Webb, Wexford.
I - WE'LL, East Greenwich. Martha Innis. Lynn
"a ~, percy Hartford sarah Jane New Haven.
Palma New. Bedford. VI. NassaT, New Bedford
wi WIND fresh, NE. raining
MEMORANDA.
The ship Calcutta TyreI. from Liverpool for New Orleans
has returned ~ Liverpool being damaged IN collision
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON. Aug 2J-sslel, steamship clyde Tor New
York Arrived steamship city 81 AGO, from New YORK.
BALTIMORE Aug e3-Arrtvsi, sehr knos Brggs from ca
recoa Arrived quarantine ship Loretta spzn uom Ha
yana bark Alarm, frnm Bahia,
FOREIGN PORTS.
ROTTERDAM Aug 22.-saled seamship P Caland Dutch
Deddes. FOR NewfOrk
HAVANA. Aug 23.-Arrived steamship city Of Havana,
from Gussic run lndgnoa soiod 2lst steam
ships CITY Of New York. and wmsgon aud barks Mamie
Il Bel, and = II. Brarsa for NswYOrk brig Island Lass
orr, FOR sydney, G. Is.
HALIFAX. " =. Aug 23.The steamships Falmouth nom
Portland ana woreest.f from Boston arrived his morning
The Hberniin for Baltmors left ~ 10 and
Worcester for Charotteown AZ noon The bark Ecuador
iBr Hughes frou Liverpool for 81 John, ~ b. ashore
Yesterday Briar Ialand; further particulars
LONDON. Aug I3The following yesses have sailed fVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
CHEESE MARKET.

Urrc. " Y. Aug. 23.-8O00 boxes Of Cheese wer'
oer. here today 5000 sold at lOGlOsc v %
tLe average price being lose. . .-,,
fittle Fails 300 boxes Of Cheese sod at l0d lc
~ fhe offerings $4,000 boxes the average price was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
n, Iafere., 10 Adyert,sers

II will he the American News Company bought
considerably more than IL did WOds and Times pue
together and that News Company bought
This Is about fair average comparison Of the relative pur
hases for pa.t There has been time this
year in which the daily circulation OF THE TRIBUNE was noe
canal 10 the daily calculations II The World and
Ts,s in which semi weekly circulation not quad
rupe the combined weekly Calculations VI The World
and Times and which weekly circulation not out q
sight ahead OF combined weekly calculations OF The World
and Times on the 10Th OF April " the best known -
versng agents country prepared the following card
We the undersigned have examined the books OF rHE TaiD
Sy the Foreusn Room. the daily reports etc-
and are entirely .se do certify that the entire crcu
aton Of TIVE TmBUSS Tor the month u March was
25tg2j complete copies making acTdge daily esrcta
ton for the of 46461 and at the entire circulation
GLIDING this day. asa, $50 complete copies making ~
o,rag, daly circulation for the month Of April thus fAk
"a IA, camplete COPIES NJ PErrENGILI.
.Nse. YOrs. April 10. 1875. KEENAN, BURN
The figures gwen remained sngulary stable through
ont the psst The average daily circulation Of rns
TRIBUNE for tho whole month WAS jO,1 6s.
The follow ng from the Official report Of tho Pos
master Of City OF New York TO the Postmaster General
giving Tho postage each paper in the month
OF January 1873 regular editions s-st from the New
York Post regular subscribers further illustrates
the relative erculaticns;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
HUNG BY THE POPULACE.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 23.-Two men,
who IN jail for rape in Pensacola. were taken out
and ynchcd On Saturday last before daylight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

"Bnb, did you ever stop TO think said
,.r - a.. measured OUT haf peek OF POTATOES mat
80 ,.i.io.. contain sugar water. and starcnF No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
THE DRAMA.
y1rrH AVENUE THEATER - REVIVAL OF .4HE
BIO BONANZA

Vpon the revival OF "the Big BOnanza,"
h,rh was duly Effected last night at the Fifth Avenue
Theser there need OF more than passing comment
This farce prettily set upon the stage and was
.redltably acted. The audience not numerous
Mis-. Fannie Francis. who made her first appearance
here s dark haired vivacious young lady, and she
howed stage experience and useful talent for bright
little glady parts The debut here OF Mr. Maurice
barrymore also made. and il was credtable. These
are not important events. The cast does not
compare fsvora5y with the originals viii be seen
though Miss Jewett and Mr. Rockwell exceptionally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

Regina Miss Vcnie Clancy
Paula n ss Nellie Allen
Broccoli Miss Anne Mortimer
RicciardO. .-. Miss Alice h mr
Flam.niO VI ~ Julia ~ .lsOn
Fianeercn Miss sadie GeicheD
First rage
Miss Emily It. Clair
second Page Miss NJ. Delmar
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-30
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

The "Charlie Ross found at Saint Adams
proves to be boy named James Blanchard of
Nil ford.
The last grand jury of Kings county accuse
District Attorney Brtton of shielding crimi-
nails and ask the Governor to take proper steps
in the matter.
The fall cod fishing at Cape Breton has been
succe ssful
1t is stated that Ben Butler is Molltons prn-
cipal counsel, and Roger A. Pryor and Sam
Morris assistants.
The sIoop-of-war Delaware was sold at Brook
lyn yesterday for $4,000.
The New York Post announces the death of
Rev. Henry Boehm, known as Father Boehm
the oldest Methodist in the country, whose CEN
tennial was celebrated in Jersey City last year.
The sale of the Oil Creek and Allegheny
Valley Railroad under foreclosure of mort
cages, was made at the Philadelphia Exchange
yesterday at noon, for 100000. 1t was pun
chased by committee for the bondholdeEs.
The mortgages on the road amounted to ST.
$50, 900.
The butter shipments from St. Adams during
1875 were 81 1868 tubs, or about ,598 $50 pounds,
about 100000 pounds less than last year.
1t is reported that La Page, the Langmaid
murderer, made an unsuccessful attempt to es-
cape recently.
Emmons Metcalf of Cambridge, has sued the
Boston Herald for libel, laying damages at $10,-
000
The Graphic asserts that 405 Italians have
been shipped from New York to Havana, to be
organized into armed bodies to guard the plan
tations against the raids of the rebels.
A reunion of Knights Templar will take place
in Philadelphia May 30 and 81, 10 commemora-
ton of the Centennial.
The Kentucky Legislature meets to-day.
There are five candidates for Speaker. The
contest for the senatorship will be very warm.
Both Gen. Williams and Gen. Preston are on
hand, and lively fight is expected.
Gov. Kellogg has appointed George B. John
ston State Auditor, vice Clinton.
Officers of the government seized several rec
tifying establishments in Chicago yesterday.
A representative of the internal revenue will
attend the sale of cotton lands in South Caro-
lima, ordered in consequence of the non-pay-
ment of direct taxes, to-day or Friday. If the
price offered is insufficient he will bid them in
for the government.
The Attorney GeneIrl has given his opinion
that SIG 600 collected as income tax on divi
dends on stock held by nonresident aliens il
legally collected from the Illinois Central Rail-
road Company, should be returned to the com
pany and not to the stockholders
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-30
The Wool Market.

BOSTON, Sept. 29-L Reported for the Press 1.-The
following is list Of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Oho and Pennsylvania pick-lock 40 a
Ole; do choice Xxx 4794So; do fine X &c q 4Tc;
dunn 48 a SOC; coarse AZ "a 45c; Michigan extra and
Xxx 43 a 45c; fine AZ q 44c; medium As q 48c; COM
mon 40 q 42c; other Western fine and X 4 @ 44c;
medium 45 q 4Sc, common 40 q 41c; pulled extra
So q &c., supertine 35 q 81 No 1, 20 a SOC; comb
ing fleece So q Csc; California IL a 36c; Texas 25
q Acc; Canada IS q SOC; do combing = a 65; Smyr-
ma washed % q 33c; do unwashed, II a 25c; Buenos
Ayres % "a 35c; Cape Good Hope 80 a &c; Austral-
ian 45 q SOC; Donskoi 80 a 35c; Mestiza pulled -
q c..
The market for Wool continue very quiet, and we
look for no improvement until after the new year.
about tae same as previously reported.
In New York the low price of fall California has
induced considerable trade from those manufactures
whose mills are employed in the making of Fannels,
but outside of this description there has been but lit
tie business. Foreign Woods are exceedingly dull,
but prices are firm on all kinds.
In Philadelphia, usual at this period of the year.
the market is dull although few Eastern and Wes-
tern buyers have made their appearance, but their
purchases have been of limited character. The
stocks In the hands of the manufacturers throughout
the country are reduced to very low figure, and
there is general ndispostOn to purchase only for
immediate necessities. Every one wants "to wait
until after the first of the year." Prices OF wooden
goods unsatisfactory, and until there is some i'm
provement in this respect cannot anticipate any
increased activity. Fine Woods are held with in
creased hrmness, and the stock is reduced to low
figure, but the movements are limited.