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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
BROOKLYN COURTS.

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER->
PRESENTMENTS BY THE GRAND JURY-THK
WALLACE, DOUGHERTY AND ECKs MURDER
CAsEs-THAT JURY ROOM AGAIN.
The Grand Jury yesterday came into court with
q batch Of indictments, which, on motion OF As
sistant District Attorney Moore, were transferred
to the Sessions, with two exceptions. The cases
retained for trial in the Court OF Oyer and Termt-
ner were those OF Patrick Wallace and John
Dougnerty. Wallace, it Is charged, murdered mis-
wife in drunken brawl in North Fifth street.
Eastern District, On December II, 1874 No date
has yet been fixed for,his trial
John Dougherty, who was car driver on the
Belt line horse car route OF New York, shot and
killed Thomas F. Coyne, proprietor OF a liquor
store on Hamilton avenue, near Van Brunt street.
Deceased was exhibiting pistol to the prisoner
erty claims that Mr.. Coyne snOt himself acciden.
tally. The shooting occurred IN the early part Of
last month.
Christian Ecks, who shot Thomas Corr, whom he
suspected or having design on his chicken coop,
in EcKs yard, on schenectady avenue, about three
weeks sgo was discharged from custody. The
jury failed TO find bill OF indictment against
Ecks, who is seventy years Of age. They excluded
the dying statement OF Corr that he had been sent
by his employer to find some missing pigeons on
Ecks' premises.
the Grand Jury before being discharged stated
that the rooms pr0vioed In the Court House for
their accommodation are in no degree suitable for
such purpose. "Ihey are dark, poorly ventilated,
not easily accessible and unhealthy" They asked
that some steps be taken at an early day to pro-
vide better accommodation for gentlemen who
may IN future serve as jurors
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THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

few days since a commission was appointed
by Judge Donohue, OF the Supreme Court to con-
denim certain property in Water street for the use
OF the Brooklyn Bridge Company. Among the
property which the company desired to appropr-
ate Tor It's use were lots 2S6, 2SS and 200 Water
street, portion OF the estate OF G. Merle. This
property left by will to the widow for life, and
upon her death to be divided between three
daughters with remainder to their heirs. OPPOSE
ton Is made to the taking OF this property, and to
settle the matter the case was yesterday
brought before Judge Donohue In Supreme Court,
Chambers. The points raised were, first
that the proceedings thus far taken are not such
as are required by statute; second, THAT there Is
no one empowered to convey the property in
question: and, third, that the charter of the COM
pany has expired.
When counsel for the widow and minors had
concluded Judge Donohue SAID he would hear the
testimony, IL any, but neither side was prepared
TO offer testimony, and the Court TOOK the papers
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THE COURTS.
The Transfer Of Causes from the Superior to
the Marine Court Controversy.
The Brooklyn Bridge Land
Question.
THE LATE NAIL ROBBERIES.
Alleged Assault on the High
Seas.

In the suit o. John Brennan W. Henry Good
stein recover $24, 800 the value OF jewelry al
legged to have been stolen In Philadelphia, which
was tried before Judge Van Worst and resulted in
o disagreement OF the jury application was made
yesterday to Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court,
to reduce Goodsteins bail. 1t was stated that the
original bail was SIS, 900 and claimed that this was
excessive An order to show cause why the bail
should be reduced was granted and made returna-
BILE on Tuesday next.
CONFLICT OF JUDICIAL VIEWS.
The general impression that the claws delays"
are owing to the Vaccinations OF lawyers for the
sake OF magnifying their fees may be in the main
correct but 1t Is not always true. Difference
of judicial opinions has often good deal
to do with it. There has been no
case before the Court for long time
In which this has been more striKingly exemplihed
than the suit Of Louis Alexander against Jacob
Bennett, brought to recover 81, 700 alleged moneys
loaned. The suit was commenced in the Superior
oh one side, and Algernon $. Sullivan on the
oSner, when application was made to Judge
Freedman at Special Term to transfer the same
TO the Marine Court. From an order given to
this effect an appeal was taken TO the General
Term, where 1t was argued before three judges,
but the legal questions raised; particularly that
touching the cOnstltutiOnality OF the act
under which the transfer was made and
the claim that such transfer took away the
right of appeal, were considered OF sun1clent I'M
portance to have the case reargued before full
Bench. This was done and the Court affirmed the
order OF Judge Freedman. Upon tnis m is s,r
Court calendar, and 1t was set down Tor trial pc.
remptorily on Tuesday next. Meantime an appeal
was taken to the Court OF Appeals, and Yesterday
Judge Davis, OF the supreme Court, granted an
alternative writ OF prohibition In the case, return-
able on the first Monday OF February. II this game
OF judicial battledore and shuttecOck continues 1t
will evidently be q long time before the suit Is
brought to trial.
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COURT OF SESSIONS ARRAIGNED AND
REMANDED FOR TRIAL.

COURT OF SEsSIoNS-CRI1IINALS ARRAIGNED AND
REMANDED FOR TRIAL.
Before Judge Moore and Associate Justices.
John II. Gllpey pleaded not guilty to an indict-
ment for attempt at rape. He will be tried on
Wednesdaypext.
James Honanue and William Burns pleaded NOT
guilty to an indictment for assault and battery,
and their trial was set down for Wednesday.
John Williams and John Seaman pleaded not
guilty to an indictment for burglary in the third
degree
Michael and James Blake pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF assault and battery, ana James
Grant, indicted Tor keeping disorderly house,
was remanded Tor trial. James Young, who il
and will be tried tomorrow
John Mullady, George W. Johnson, Alfred Kell,
John McGInnis, Mary +. Chrisbuck and Mary Nc
Elroy pleaded not guilty 70 indictments Tor grand
larceny, and were remanded for trial.
Mary Miller and Eliza Smith, Two well dressed
FEMALES. arragned on "A charge OF stealing $500
worth OF iaces from Journey Il Burnham's store,
Atlantic avenue, on December Is, and also for
stealing $50 worth or jewery from r. L0eser's
store, on Fulton street, the same day. They pleaded
not guilty. Their trial was set down for Friday
next
Joseph 3. Allaire, a stylishiy attired young man,
pleaded not guilty 10 an Indictment for iooni0us
assault with intent to KILL On the list OF December
the defendant quarreed with his father-in-law,
George JamisOn, and fred at MIN twice. wounding
him IN two places. Alaire will be tried on Thurs
olsL.
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VINO was seated on the box az an express wagon.
In the wagon was coil OF new rope Weighing
probably two hundred pounds. A little suspicious,
he followed the wagon and finally arrested Clark,
who could not give u satisfact Tory explanation as
to how he obtained possession OF the coil. The
rope and Clark were taken to the sixth precinct
station house, where the former remains for
Identification. Clark was committed as a suspic-
ious person, to allow Dorsey time TO find On owner
for the property.
DISHONEST DOMESTIC
Maggie Phealan, servant in the employ or Mrs
Gallagher, No. 1851 West Seventeenth street, was
yesterday arrested Oh complaint OF her mistress,
who charges her with having stolen Q gold watch
on the 18th day OF last December. Maggie was
COMMITTED for examination.
RIVER PIRATE CAPTURED.
Michael Kelly q sailor, OF No. PIT Water street.
was committed for trial on q charge OF having ON
the night OF January Is stolen from pier ~ bun
die OF hides valued at $40
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

The failure OF s. Benedlcks Co., already an.
nounced in the HERALD, creates some SURPRISE tho
firm had stood very well for some years. There has
been good deal OF difficulty in this trade for some
time and IL is evident that there will have TO be weed
ng-out process. By decline in trade and heavy ex-
pcnses profits have greatly diminished
The liabilities Of Oscar ID. Dixie, whose failure ap-
pearcd in yesterdays HERALD, stated to be about
500 000 1t said the estate will yield thirty-ave 10
forty .nvo cents on the dollar.
Joseph W. Duryea, large lumber dealer, viii make a
settlement at about nity cents on the dollar.
Dexter A. Reed, dealer in hardwood Centre
street, who had been well and favorably known for
ten years got his business matters complicated
and 1t Is said, rs not TO be found.
Dsosway Hatch, leather dealers, have suspended.
Their failure is important and is among The first
that have taken place in that line.
Ira Beard, mner, Broadway, has also been
obliged to suspend payments.
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sifc standard Iote. % ozSc ioC crushed, lIe
Ys Ys ee~de'ed e. lose o3e sranaa,ed a o,e lo4e
TonAcco.-T6e market for Kentucky was hrm. Seed
~, ~, eases sgndries &C. 35c i25 Do. Connect
and illinois, d. ISIS al ole lIks 10 d. 'Si 0io
@ lNS and 1915, at Ic Sc and 200 do Connecticut and
foreign quiet Tae sales Iere 500 bales Havana Al Sc
Toe good quote % light and heayy-c9mpon iugs IS
Tie sns la. i2,Sse l51se good lea, l4'se
H4 Mas..easstss 2c Crop
seconds Do do @lSsets i & rs Pehas ao W.
lie zoe cSoo S Tagps, iss ssS s d. A.
nectcs wrann. ~Srs. &c se DO DO seconds oc 2c Con
Massaehusesis 90 DO iae iSe New York assorted iot.
svivnna a. s,eS a. lac 90 ae good to hne, re isc Penn
sne oIs ss do g iSe & GSop Of seconds
ana nlers, shipping lots Te &C. Havana-Connon slc
sorted o.s goos soe noe ns, me- eSe y o. YaaA
IALLow quiet with sales OF 10000 lbs at 91sc for
riS-The market for pig quiet ana prices were with
lin plates duh and unchanged sales OF 100 boxes
erne 90 boxes charcoal ssrne On tenn, made
zoe. English L. and r. 90, l9,,ae do. rcdncd. DO.
eo per box 81 Is 81 s5 G. coke ss7i ~ Is aose
lsrne' 50 l21 " s7% charcoal .srne 81 81 49, gold
sls Ibis. sed At u - ~ per gallon
fI20to lbs. medium fleece s5c 10000 lbs fall clip
G sps r wool la"dS AZ se m doe 90 a. aSsSo Geo y 800 SG zoe Elm
do at 24c 1000 les do do at 2ae 200 lbs spring clip
d. @ at .soa1sd Ssd so sp1ae s Clip ao S @ % 300 s &
do do. a 621Sc., $500 lbs. combing wool GOc.,
20O0p Te 22c. zee. 1000 lbs spring do 25c
1000 lbs do at ~ sc 900 lbs East India 2ic
2uDOgO lbs Russian washed wool 25c gold, 1900 lbs
September pulled BE 10000 lbs short do do
2S lbs do do 81 ic and, private 5000
Michigan fleece 5000 lbs nnncrchant able Ohio 900
wisconsin 900 lbs XN Ohio. 1000 lbs Texas wool,
10000 lbs Oregon 10 bags pulled l2 bags
pulled bags No pulled and 5000 lbs tub washed wool
ZINc.-Sheets were steady with moderate demand ut
&c, gold.
FREIcnrs-The tone of the market in branches
trie increase in the demand, but aside
from the grain and petroleum trades the movement
slow. The follows:-fo Liverpool by
steum 5000 bushels (reet Sd and 500 bales
T. Cd aud by sail 300 bales cotton sd. The
charters Italian bark recharer hence Cork
for orders, with 5000 quarters grain IS Sd British
bark hence Glasgow with 100 grain SIS 3D.
and 1000 bbs Hour 2s. I'D Italian brig
hence Naples, with 5000 refined petroleum
2uc per A German bark from Philadelphia o
Trieste with 800 hbls do do IS. LID An italian bark
hence Trieste. with $500 bbs do. do. I'd
Italian brig hence to Gbater for orders with 1000 bbls
do do, Is 4lsd Is ID III direct. An Italian bark
hence Cork for orders with 200 quarters grain 3D.
another recharer hence with 3 800 do
Us. another, hence same voyage, with 400 do do
S. od British bark, of $40 register, hence Liver
pool with "A general cargo lump made public
Norwegian bark hence to Havre Bordeaux with
bbs crude petroleum at 4 Cd Two bark from baltimore
Cork for orders with 100 and 300 quarters grain
spectvely is Sd. Norwegian bark of 476 regis
hence London direct with . 100 bbl refined petrol
aud 500 bbs lubcatng oil and spirits of urpentlne
is. 716d.
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HEIRS WANTED.

few days ago there appeared in the personals" OF
the HERALD an advertisement soliciting information In
regard to three chdron Of Mrs. Ann Davis, who died
some fifteen years ago. They supposed to have
been sent West by some OF the charitable insti-
tutions of this city, and the heirs OF prop
crty amounting to nearly $4,000 A rather curious
story to be connected with this advertisement
George Marshall part Of whose property they inherit
was boatman, living in apparent poverty, humble
and ignorant man. whom few thought possessed OF any
money or property In 1859 he died. IRON his will
II appeared that he lett two valuable tenement houses
IN West Thirteenth street. estimated at from S25 600 20
$4,000 to his three sisters Eliza jenkins Mary Black
burn and Ann Davis His wife he cut of with an In.
come OF only $500 year.
Ann Davis died some fifteen years ago and since
search has been made for her three children, who
under the WILL are entitled 10 thrd Of property
as also to the accumulation OF their portion OF the in
come from the estate 1t Is now intended to wind up
the estate at last and II the children cannot be found
10 divide their portion among the other heirs Ihs
attorney Tor the administrators, Mr. Burton mas VIII
ten 10 every charitable institution IN this city 70 ascer
tain when and where the children OF Mrs Davis were
sent but thus Tar has crowned MS inqures
What Is most remarkable IN this affair " tnat these
children the West from sheer destituton
while their comparatvcy rich uncle was yet alive ant
able TO help them. Mr. Burton's oifce, at No PSI
Greenwich street. yesterday crowded with Davisoe
i young and old, who would like 20 relieve him Of al
further search The children two girls and boy, Ar
now over twentyono years old, but there seems litt
likelihood OF their whereabouts ever benz asVestainsA
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday but very little
property was offered for sale.
L. A. Lawrence & Co. sold by order OF tho Supreme
Court foreclosure, the house and lot 2l5 by 4Il0
on Lexington avenue, west side, 2l5 feet north OF
Thirty first street. Michael Collins, for s., O0o sub
ject to mortgage Of So 000 also the three story brick
budding No 942 Water street. northwest corner of Pike
street. Is by a. George Henry Thaule for $1,000,
said property being valued at $4,000
Peter f. Meyers sold, by orders OF the Supreme
Cour the two story attic brick house No 224 Clinton
street, side 10 Christian Brennaman Tor $I,7OO,
said property being valued at $1,000
James NJ Miller sold in foreclosure by order OF the
Court Of Common Pleas the house and lot 22 by T5,
on Waverley place side ~ IL feet north of Tenth
street TO the plaintiff Leonard J. Carpenter, for
Sl4 900 said property being valued at $4,000
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct 20 1875.
Cotton dull; middling, i2sSc, low niddlng. l2lSc.
GG 0'Esy % Net 9 sees sss ss sds
WssilyISet roceips 2so3i bales gross 2sda Ee
portsre Great Britain $50; to France, $780, coastwisc
NEW ORLEANS. Oct %, 1873.
ding. i2ssc good ordinary, ise Nct receipts IS" dsSa @
Ssss FrSss s 81 sa, % sos %, g sse
wse1ymNs rsseP.s e, s 81 grss 1910 81 ETporiO
seel; to tho Channel 1865; coastwise, $3.50 Sales
MonrLr, Oct 20, 1875.
oS SGts9a aGei mddIng lEG scdm low %aSns ID.
SSts eoasH.e Sales Zoo soet t wseGy
S esSpi sSasS.e 4 $50 0as Sales. Great Britain
& Cotton steady , mdS1g Sd i23e lSy smlidding 3
Exports-To Great Britain 42 to the Continent ioSio
fsssD 3 sas Il stGsE eS rySSse
TO the Continent 3.s66 to the Channel 2ll2; coaswse
CHARLESTON, Oct %, 1875
2 good ordinary c isc Net Seecipss ss7 bales
Engos e iSs c2a % sIs bales 9o s'oe
ss pn Britain '9I to s Ssnee 41o2 to the Continent
,,.e...., WiLxlSGToS, n q, Oct %, 1875
Spirits of tuRsnns Gps' @ 4 4 10 e R0Sn firm at 81 SIX
Flour unchanged; sales 1000 ebis, Wheat quiet; new
barley in good dsmaad; sales ioooo bushels choice no
casad a. - 20 10 e S DO at u a. 1899 @ DO DO no 20 ~ bay
81 oo Loo do No 3 do at 81 Corn meaIBolted. $sl
middlinss' % SIS Canal sishts%wScSt Tae corn and
rye 6c barley &c to New York, 5c to Albany and DC
feet. Canal shipments-Barley, 5000 bushels
BUFFALO, Oct. 20, 1878.
Lake receipts-Flour, 1900 bbs wheat 10000 bushels
10000 do; barley, l6Ooo do Railroad receipts
shipments 4.2t0 bbls. wheat $4,000 bushels, corn
500 do. oats 23ooo do barley, 0oDO do; rye zoo
Wheat S%sSes corn oats soo ao
sSF DO DC Be- cS4 s
5c New York tolls included Flour quiet sales 75o bos
unchanged. Corn very dull; 1000 bushels No. mixed
= Chicago at 4oc.; market bare. Rye inactive Barley
quie sales 700 bushels stained Canada at ~ 1900 do
S24 for heavy Lard inactive; duh l4sc a I5c
Highwncs inactive; about I'll l6.
Flour-Demand fair and market firm. Wheat frmer held
higher No. whNe Wabash. IL 30; No. do. 81 ~; No.
amber Michigan 81 II; seller December 81 "a seller Jan,
nary 81 ~; No amber Michigan, 81 o7; No red winter
seller Deeemoer 81 25 No. sred 81 i21; rejected aae
So" dp dI high 5 mixed @ e NO @ @gEsde SSe Oats g.
Frcghts firm Buffalo. &c; TO Oswego 5lsc. ogdens-
burg, &c shipments-Fiour, 1000 hbs; wheat, 5000
bushels; corn, 1000 do. oats, $4,000 do.
CmoAGo Oct. 20 1875
Flour steady and I1sl unchanged Wheat generally un.
Si 49,; No , do 81 II spot: 81 iI7S seller October
81 os seller November; 81 o seller Dese@Ger and the
Ss Ii inc se main ows e'tSSS &C., mixed oS spo S4s 81 %
5li seller November 47c. seller the year. rejected
Ter SoSember size si7 seller the Year Barley act
but firm size seller October; s2c seller November.
RS ds aas $40 & s 10 Su oT Ss
year , lard 5Sgga % a4 bit IN 1 che m main n cwsT T old a
meats steady and unehanged wLiskey dull az 81 is.
ireehs higher; corn to Buffalo 5sc wheat, 51le AZ
October; u oss 81 oss November Other articles
bushels corn 5000 do; oats $1,000 do barley 1000
rye. 1000 do. Shpmcnts-Flour, 1000 bbls AT.
1900 bushels 1900 do; OATS 5000 do barley,
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do coupon, ll7A l171si do nves, 1851, registered
ll5hs ll6; do. do, coupon, ll71s q ll7A.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day $42e 900 on
account OF interest and s40 900 in redemption OF i've
twenty bonds The receipts from internal revenue to-
day we're 1881, ,70s So Customs. s3ls,l7i g. The
Treasury balances the close Of business to-day were
as foIows:-curcncy, s7,25oooo; coin, 81, 1000
less coin certificates si35oo,ooo.
IMPORTS or DRy GOODS.
The imports OF dry goods at this port for the week
ending to-day were 81 $40 OIL and the amount mar
keted 81 461 $50 The total imports of dry goods at
this port since January l. this year. $751; 1874 1885,
and the total amount marketed ssl, ,3GI, ,G54
BONDS.
Railroad bonds quiet in the late afternoon deal
ings. New York Central skies of 1888 sold at l03,
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold
bonds at se Union Pacific sinking funds S7s West
ern Pacihcs at 962 and Milwaukee and ST. Paul
and three tenths at 0l1 s2 c., c. and l. C. nrsts
advanced TO 46ls The following the closing quo
tations for Pacific Railroad bonds Union Pacific hrss,
1919 102; do. land grants, 9s 9sh; do. sinking
funds S61 81; Central Pacifcs 1919 l04&
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report discounts easier In the
open market at per cent for three months bills which
is per cent below the bank rate Consols and United
States bonds firm. Erie sold at l5sS 1879. Con
soils for money 94aS do. ior account, "a 1916 Erie,
15at Rentes in Paris, 65r Soc exchange London,
25r 1876.
BANK SHARES
Bank shares were neglected The latest bids are
anncxed:-America, 152; American Exchange, ia;
Central National 100; Chatham, 1856; City, 300; Com
mercc, 1231; First National 200; Fourth National,
951s; Gallatin National 49, Gold Exchange, 122; I'm
nor nd Trat Trvfp
los ex div. Merchants Exchange 1885 Nassau, 1oe;
New York. 1917; Republic, so; ST. Nicholas 100.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
In lnIlia
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NEW SATURDAY l875-TRIpLE SHEET

zoe tor No Is; 200 hbls Portland shore AZ So and
500 bills Labrador herring 81 20 81 We qunte
George Bank cod ~ 5Oa ~; Grand do - 5o Western
81 IS large SIS. s. 10; medium 80. scaled her
ing Soc a sac No mackcrel $50; new No. do SIS:
TAT No do. $1f large No do $40: small No do SO;
Flour GRAIS-keceipts-Flour. .Ol5 bbls whe at
g. 336 bushels. corn - aS do oats 63Sd do AL
245 bbs $3.50 bushels; barley 5000 do barley malt,
The flour market steady. under fair Inquiry
part for shipment - the West Indies. The sales were
1900 bhls. Rye quiet and steady Corn meal WAS
quiet with sales OF $50 bbls and 2sO bags unchanged
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:; strict good ordinary,
middling, l33lc.

Price mdding uplands In Liverpool October 30 1874
1874 i4;Gc For future delivery the sales follows
Yesterday, after two M-Novem9er, 200 bales at
Is s2c February, 700 at is oi52c; March, zoo az
bs Is % cSy S a at to s ~ fp oo S % & a, Gs f 1893 600
o. - ~ TSS2e oo At i1Ae; 2oo az =, u 2%ssac % soo at
il ii.iGc. 200 at II 5i32c, 100 at II 9i6c 200 ut
II 732c. November 9ol At l3 5l6c., 800 at 932e
isSe 200 at IS jac 100 at Is Lie January, 300 at
40 at Il IA sCs 10 10 a, Is 5ss ~ a7oo o. at ia
February 100 At iS o2e 100 at - 3iGc 500 ut y 92e
Il Il Il Il s2c 500 az ise 4o5 At il ios2c io6 at BE- so
total - 200 bales Tho receipts ut the tol
l,0oi Savannah, 4,542; Charleston, 1887 Wilmington,
l,uil; Norfolk 2,slg; baltimore, 40c New York.
Sos B"i0" IL IL lqa n bales a las, S2S THIS s e
Cotton frerhts closed followsro ave BY steam 5e.
lc compressed 10 Liverpool 7i1d, by steam; By
DauGs &c-opum was quiet and steady. Morphine was
steady, with tar demand Arsenic quiet aud steady
a$l To- Vanilla beans sold ~ small way ~ Sif per case
Chlorate of potash steady aud quoted at 2O4c 2Ole
Camphor sold IN jobOng way at 23sac 2alsc. Argos
1905 lbs sold ut use 32lsc., gold Cream
$1,000 lbs. At sac, Brmstone was quoted At $50,
rod, cx.storc, aud s57, gold, 70 arrive We note
ABE 4c gold Quicksilver was quiet and nominal Qunino
was quiet aud unchaugcd Ginseng was quiet with sale 9t
Cutie hsl bones were quet English ehemcals-rhe mar,
tons of s6da ASH 2aac 80 tons sal soda. 81 4l
drums soda, 20 - 70 ~ 80 as TO test and l5O
FEtu,yeS were nomlnaIiy stoady We quote Primo
geese 6Oc a6c choice do do 1Dc a6lc mixed rs to
quality aoc 45c hen feathers. &C. Sc turkey feathers
flsn-rhc market for Goldfish was am, with good de
The sales 100 quinals Georges at ~ %, and
do. Grand Bank At 50 ~ 20 shore mackere we're
SbIs shnr 40 a. ,od AZ Al 90 The market or herring was
nrn We mute saes Of boxes a. SS ior scaled aud
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COTTON REPORT.
NEw YORK. Oct 90. 1875.
The following total receipts cotton at tho
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

Providence. II. l.. Oct 20 1876.
Printing cloths dull but steady 4c ten days. stand
rd md ext ira B4xU4.
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HAVANA Oct 90 1875.
Spanish gold, 227 227S Exchange active but weak;
the United states, 90 days, currency 1l3 l5 prem
um; short sight, ll0 lis premium; 90 DAYS gold l42
la3 premium short sight, l40 liS premium; Lon
don, l7O liz premium; Paris, 1888 "A lao premium
Sugar steady; No II Dutch standard 10 l5ls reals per
arrobe; In gold, a So reals.
The New York herald., 1875-10-30

SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS
Mr. William Ward, No Wall street. furnishes the
following telcgraphic table of San Francisco mining
quotations for the week ending October 2S:-
The New York herald., 1875-10-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LONDON. Oct 2o-Evenng- g-Common rosin. IS. Sd a 5A
Cd per cwt.
ASrwRnr. Oct. 2e-Petroleum 2s1Sf for nne pale Amer
lean.