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The New York herald., 1876-03-04
THE CITY OF GALVESTON.

Mcssrs C H Mallory stated last night to a HERALD
reporter that they had not received any further dngs
respecting their steamship, the City of Galveston,
stranded the 5th flas month Msrguana Island,
in the Bahamas, and knew not whether she had bged
had been hauled of by the wreckcrs. The general
impression IN shipping circles s that as she went
AZ very light having little cargo in her and being
Almost dry at low water the chances OF getting her OF
are very small number Of the passengers and crew
from the wrecked vessel who were taken over from
Nassau 10 Savannah in the steamship Leo expected
to arrive here next Monday in the steamship H. Living
stone from Savannah, which left that port Thurs
day.
The New York herald., 1876-03-04

Sturm brought obtained verdict and the Gen.
eral Term and Court Of Appeals confirmed IT, The new
suit Is brought by the Atlantic Company, which has
paid the amount Of judgment into court, and making
General Sturm, the captain OF the vessel and others
defendants sues restrain the taking or the money
out OF court on the ground that the transaction was
conspiracy 70 up fraudulent claim On both sides
voluminous papers were submitted and lengthy ex.
tracts read from some Of them. After lengthy aTgu-
mont the Court took the papers reseryng its decision
The New York herald., 1876-03-04
POLICE COURT NOTES.

few nights ago the grocery store Of George venug,
No. 1,o46 Third avenue was broken into by burglars
and 500 worth OF property stolen Suspecting George
Hess, of No 092 Second avenue he arrested end
brought TO the Fifty seventh Street Police Court. The
evidence being insufficient TO fix the guilt upon him he
was remanded TO give his counsel time 10 procure
evidence Of the prisoners good character
The New York herald., 1876-03-04
ACoUITTAL OF AUSTIN BLACK.

After five days trial in the Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner before Judge Barrett Mr. Austin Black charged
with subornation ofperjury, has been acquitted. The
facts upon which the charge based having been
fully given IN the HERALD do not require repetition
All OF Yesterday until late hour In the afternoon
was consumed in the summing up by opposing coun-
sci and IN the charge to the jury. Mr..
Charles W. Brooke presented the plaintiffs
with that convincing clearness TO MIR. Austin's
innocence which made such an indclblc impression
evidently upon the minds ofthe jury that all the subse
quent eloquonce OF Mr.. Phelps tho District Attorney,
was unable to counteract Ii was shown positively to
be base conspiracy TO rum MI Black Judge Barrett
in his charge instructed the jury that such the
character OF the witnesses against the accused that
their testimony not 10 be believed without the
robOraon OF other witnesses On the rendition OF the
verdict OF acqual the throng IN the gave
IL their hearty Endorsement by outbursts OF applause
Mr.. Black warmly congratulated by the hosts
OF his friends IN attendance.
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AN IMPROBABLE STORY.
HARLEM POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.

A PAIR OF YOUTHFUL HIGHWAY ROBBERS.
While Edward Keenan,, OF Fort Washington, was on
his way home from Harlem, Thursday afternoon, he
was attacked by George Leonard and Arthur Wilkie,
who robbed him OF fifty cents, all the money he bad.
Their defence was that he permitted them to "go
through" him. They were held for trial.
The New York herald., 1876-03-04

In serious assault upon 0fnccr NcDcrmott, on the
night OF the I'd OF February last McDermott Is at
tachcd to the Twenty second precinct, and on the
night mentioned he tried to dispcrse gang OF corner
loafeYs one OF whom, he alleges was the prisoner
The gang threw stones at him, Knocked him down and
beat hun most numerically, so as 10 conhne him 70
his house since The accused was held for trial
AN IMPROBABLE STORY.
On Thursday night Francis Mcnamara, aged eighteen
ascended, by means Of ladder, 10 tho roof OF the
premises No GIL Ninth avenue and began TO pry open
the scutte door He caught in the act and handed
over to policeman. His explanation was that he IN
tended to sleep the roof He failed TO make Judge
Murray believe his story and was held for trial
The New York herald., 1876-03-04
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
Bv Judpe Lawrenco.


Smith VS.. Aldrich; Sperryys Hargraves Manufactur
ing company; Iiii9n VS. Horne; brown vs.. Lyddy;
Insurance Company VS.. Kuhn; Jaques VS.. Kennedy
Granted.
Matter OF Reed &c The testimony OF the witness 10
not signed as required by rule SO.
Matter OF Frankensten.-I think there should be
stated in the petition.
Miller Vs. Nichols to vacate order OF arrest
is denied, with costs
Taber VS. Hovey-Bond on appeal approved.
Strong VS.. Casine.-Recever's bond approved.
Man vs. Kinng-Expanaons wanted.
Hebrun VS.. Racey. Il want the order which made
In this case.
Home Insurance Company vs. Montford ct al-Does
not comply with rule "a.
Raypor VS.. Randall What is tho necessity for an
order to show causef
Matter Of Breen.-Writ dismissed and prisoner re-
manded.
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SUPERIOR coUarAepEc1AI TERM.
By ChieI Justice Monell.

BY Chiei Justice Mcneil
Seaman vs.. McReynolds ct al-Dofendant's attorney
must serve q copy Of the proposed order upon the
plaintiffs attorney, with notice OF settlement, which
must be for Monday next at hacpast ten O'Clock A. NJ
BY Judge Sedgwick.
Weber ct al VS.. Dry Dock Savings Bank.-Moton
denied, without costs
Allen ct al. VS. Jacob ct al-0rder appointing Leo
pold Wallach receiver
Parker VS.. Harrison ct al-0rder disnissing plain
tins complaint and that the injunction herein be dis
solved
Sander VS.. Hofmann ct al Godfrey ct al vs. Thomp-
son; Plunket ct al vs. Appleton CT al Humbert ct al
VS. National Mechanics Banking Association of New
York. Fields et al. Stover Machine Company OF the
city and county Of New York.-0rders granted.
Thompson VS.. Dohrman ct al--order dismissing
plaintiffs complaint
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERN
BY Judge Robinson.
James Burchell.-Plantifs motion granted
That OF defendant denied. Opinion
Susanna Sberman VS.. Charles Silberman.-Decree
NJ 10 nla
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COMPTROLLER GREEN IN COURT.

The action IN which Civil Justice Kelly, Of the Sixth
Judicial District seeks the right of Comptroller
Green TO require the justices answer certain inter-
rogatorics under before delivering 10 them tho
warrant for the payment OF their monthly salaries,
up yesterday morning before Justice Dinkel, in
the Fourth judicial Court Mr. Green represented
by MI Bell counsel, and Justice Kelly by his law
partner Mr. j. H. Mackey the plaintiff In the case the
former having transferred TO him his right and title to
the warrant in question. Mr.. Green appeared In per-
son, but left the court shortly before the pro-
ceedings commenced TO attend to the duties of his
office. Mr.. Bell moved TO vacate the proceedings
variety OF grounds but the motion was denied.
Judge Kelly went the witness stand and testified
that he assumed office January that he demanded
his salary from Mr.. Guion who was the dsbursing
officer OF the Finance Department and that he
asked TO answer certain questions in relation to the
reception OF ices at the over which he presided
He further testified that his refusal 10 answer the
questions propounded qualified by explanation
10 the effect that he required 10 do by any
law, but that nevertheless he was willing TO answer
any questions OF make any affidavit If the authority
compelling him TO do so were produced. He also
stated that justice he had received fees
for the month of January and that his offer to make
statement had been refused unless il were given under
oath; meeting OF the civil Justices Of
New York had been held to determine whether
fees should be received in similar proceedings but
conclusion was arrived at No ices he added,
charged his Court, nor were any paid upon the ssu
ing OF summary proceedings TO his knowledge
Marshal DAILY next called aud testified that he
had served the necessary papers at the instance OF the
claimant, upon Mr.. Green, who sent for Mr.. Guion,
and requested him TO hold the warrant and not TO de-
liver It up under that process
Mr.. Mackay was also examined, and stated that the
claim had been assigned TO MIN and that he considered
the money as his own, in Of its recovery
would he be bound TO pay any Of 1t over to Judge
Kelly.
Nj Bell then renewed his motion to dismiss the
suit which was denied, and Judge DlnKel intimated
tina, he would lake the papers in the case and reserve
his decision.
The New York herald., 1876-03-04

CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE
The New York herald., 1876-03-04

Edward AcShalray, No 4o2 West Forty.eigbth
----'. was arraisned on charRe Of being implicated
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22

Elsewhere iu our paper Ct this nio:n-
ing will be found .he order o: exercises
for thu celebration of the Fonrh O.
Juiy il Cnsun. Tie Committee have
done their work well and it how only
requires that our local societies and the
citizens generally should respond heart
lily to their invitation. in order 70 make
the celebration grand s.ccess-- one
worthy Of the Capital Of the State, and
BETTING this Centennial. year. With
Hon. B. c. Whitman for crater and Col.
Il. II. Taylor for poet, the literary ez-
ercises on the occasion will lie frst-class.
The Procession aud tho Bali will he the
best our people can make them. There
will not only be stateliness and spleD3or,
but variety and fun in the procession.
The fantasies proclaim that they will
parade on that day. The Horrible Al
tillery will be out in fall force. There
will be grotesque characters of every
nation and cline. If we credit the state-
ment Of the boys they will have whole
show and celebration Of their OVID. o.
curing ut same time and place. They
are to be presented with a magni!icen:
flag by one of Carson = fairest daughters.
and there will be an imposing ceremony
of saluting the same. Their nagniicf
Oar OF state to be drawn by splendid
Arabian horses imported especially FOR
tbs occasion. Also carriage conveying
their president. orator, chaplain. poet
reader, and the like. From Gol,; Hi, !
there will DO present Liberty Erg,ns
Company No. J. aGou. one huudred ;.
members. The V. i T. Company will |
convey them to and from Carson with |
heir engine and apparatus. cnly chars-
ng hall fare lor the men. The Com
nit.-c are ia correspondence with oiher
societies and companies in relation to
heir coming here on the Fourth, with
ghs: rcsIlt will appear hereafter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22

TEE CHARGE OF MAYREN. the
case Of Brooks vs.. Perasich. an examin-
alton was had in Justice Court yes:cr-
day, and attracted considerable s:ten-
ton. George Perasich is charged with
biting piece from the lip Of SIR.
Brooks. The examination was con-
iuctej by Col. Davies for the prosecu-
ton aud U. 5. District Attorney Narian
for the defense. If the Justice considers
the testimony warrants him in holding
the defendant TO answer the charge Of
mayhem, the trial vii! 10 had in the
Court. Decision will be an
nounesd BY Justice Witherill ut 10
clock this morning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22

SOME FINE STocK.-Dr. II. r. Dawson
has recently returned from visit in
California. He brought TO Carson two
splendid yonng mares-one three and
one five years cld-:ine FLOODED animals.
They are at Ivan David's livery stable.
TEE Can,ankerous Brigade held q
meeting las. evening, and made good
progress in arrangements Cor csisbrat-
ing the Fourth. They have now about
ninety members.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22

200 Meadow Valley Il.
32J Eureka Con SOS lli.., 1865 II. so
liI<
.sl5 Jackson % 81, l549s 4, Cos So,
20 Alps l.,
Iyu Be,mont ISIS %. 10. q,
go Leopard Z
:Co jefferson
200 Gila .Jc
50 Panther l..
80 Northern Belle -
$50 Tybo 1905 u, zoos IL,
80 Hussey :'3c
$50 Gen Thomas zoos 3;1.. sos 9,
200 South Chsrio, Pc
30 Poormsn C0c
100 Globe 25c
a15 Bs!.imore Jos L =. 225s Ia
l35 Silver Hill =.
100 Mansfield 4Oos 3Oc, 300s 27lsc
900 Conc Con zoos SOC, 30Gs 20
50 New Coso IL
100 Golden Chariot .;
So Dayton .
go New York Con leos l, 10os 75c
1915 Rock Island Il.
% Alta 5
100 Woodville SOS IL. sos l..
IS Lady Washington @os "a. l5s ..
SIS Kossuih 750s 81. .5s =
100 YELLOW Jacket lies u, 2Os 81
245 Crown Point ivii.
80 Union Con =
10 Wells Fargo JOs II. zoos IS
$50 Andes ZOOS "a. 1855 %.
$50 Ward2
30 Cosmopolitan Cos
.u3 North Zoe
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22
MASH g. TURNER

WYE WOULD CALL THE ATTEN.
w ton Of Carpenter. WagonmaEers, and
ell other Woodworlers to the fact that we can
work both soft and hard wood lunbes TO any
desired shape. Edge tools Of all kinds ground
and shsrpened i'll the best manner. We also
surface lumber. make tongued and grooved
flooring, beaded ceiling, etc. Parties will do
we'll to give us a call. We are prepared to DO
good work at reasonable rases.
Furniture Rernirfng. Wood Turning
and Scroll Saving. Fence Posts
and Pickets made plain
81 turned fancy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22
LOUIS M0HR d. CO., PR0pR.ETG2S

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
w furnish the best quality Of Meats, Head
Cheese. Sausage, Tripe and everything in our
line Our wagon will call at the residence OF
families ard deliver whatever may be ordered.
Ne Eespa
FAMILY MARKET.
All orders will be promptly attended to by the
proprietors. Pork, Bologna and eli kinds Of
Sausages kept constantly on hand and made to
order. riell LOUIS NOHR i co.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22

Highest and lowest thermometer for
last "a hours, ending June 81, So. n:
Highest Thermometer. ..... 76 degrees
Lowest Thermometer. . 30 degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22

| NEW TE1AL.-Chares Huf, who was
! to have been tried last week before Judge
| Rising for :hs killing of VIZ. Riley. has
succeeded il Obtaining a change OF venue
20 Orusby Couu.y. The Circumstance s
G. the ueed, which occurred about two
years ago, are as follows: HUFF and Riley
met at saloon, nesr the corner Of D
and, Union streets, TO mako arrangements
for spa.Einc exhibition. WEl. Davis.
the wei known boxer was with them
fixing up programme, wLsn HUFF and
Riley began to spar WITT tie open n6ld,
Riley getting the best OF his opponent.
HUFF became ne.tlsd during the sparring,
and said, IF you do that again III cut
your heart cut i;iley then went out
b. I hack door, and coming in the spar
ius began again. Suddenly Riley fell
bsck, saying, II M cut" He died soon
afterwards. and was found to have half
a-dozen gashes on his head and neck
ard three s.sos in the stomach. 1t ap-
psared that Huff had a knife concealed
in his hand during the sparring, and
while the spectators supposed i, wss
only an innocent exhibition Of skill, HUFF
was putting in his vense'ul stshs. with
4 knife In his fist or sleeve, and Only the
point pro.ru9ing It Virginia Chronicle.
PUBLIC School EyAIISLTIoN- Prot
Eowe's class was yesterday examined in
sramuar throughout the entire day.
The examination was & SUCCESS. Sen.
fences were corrected, ANALYSED. hEd
parsed for the most part correctly and
alton Minnie Blackburn, ~ behalf OF
the school. presented BIZ Howe With a
handsome copy o. Webster's Unabridged |
Dictionary. NJ. Howe was taken quite |
by surprise and returned thanks as best !
he could lcder the circumstances. The |
words Were few but hearty. Quite q
numtec Of visitors were present. BY |
the way. where is the School Superin-
tendent. and where arc the School T.us-
tees? Mr.. Ferris has teen present at
quits nu.nber Of the examinations, hut
the others have hsen seldom if ever
present. Tbs Office OF Superinterlan
and School Trustee is al inlportao; one.
md none shoulf be elec:e,; to j. but
hose that.LnoW is duties aI>i have in
|
70 en'''s''i u s',ooo'' u "''en" exam
''"'''Is
P,ps.xrxr p,o7op ney Iob,
:,, .--.-,
he Presbyterian Church and congresa-
ion of Carson, IA permanent Pastor Of
he Church. 1t a meeting called 10 con-
il!er the matter Rev. Mr.. Gi,!ies from
Iirginis Citv, presided. There WAS
aree attendance. and the vote was uuan-
nous. We are informed :here was
iothing to indicate other than comp!ete
;I;n,, r. 1s.s:, ~ T'a:~s y, aharaaof
he Church. The salary IS =. GG;
ear.
.r,,,,, 11, A. c,,
1"''e'
,. feasiey. VINO, Il appears - the per-
OIL engaged in the lottery swindls. says
e "vishss u. and all others TO und.r.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22
THE MINT OF THE UNITED STATES,
At CARSON,

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, 18th June, 1876.
This Mint will be closed for repairs and the
annual settlement IF accounts from Monday,
TIE 18TH day Of June, until Saturday, the Isl
day Of JUly next.
JAMES CRAWFORD, ,per.rterden:,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22

MRs. BRICKS ScHooL.-DurinS vacation Of
the Public School pupils will be received at the
Sierra Seminary without change OF text book.
For terms, etc, apply TO the Principal.
je2lwl MRS. n. b. BRECE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22
PIANO WANTED.

ITO RENT. Ry 4 COM. U
Il pe;ent young lady, Of musi- S1Eiies35sy53sss
r., raj education; bes: Of care are. will 2 VTn
5elSfiw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22
lalkI;SG STOCK REPORT


y95 Opbir SOS 49,. 75s 49,, sos 49
40 Mexican 3i,s 70 .. 220s 27s,, 50s
20 b IT,. lOOs 27s.
$50 Gould 4 Curry 1876. l5L, 2Os 15a.
sos ioa., 1868 lot,
$50 Best 4 Belchsr 1865 49,, 230s a.,
1os Az. sus 47s.. 25Os IS
l12C California ESQ. -, SITS a. $40, 40.
IA, 355s 74i., s4ss 74a., sos
74ss, zoos as
80 Savage Sos lis. 3G5s Is
1855 Con Virsini. 625s So. 4i0s 50,
2Os 5OI,. 2os 5ys.. sos 59i% b2o
100 Chollsr 2Os a, sos rs. los IS.
3555 Hale 4 Norcross ~.
3l5 Crown Poiut 265s TO-. sos i0,s
1865 Yellow JACKIE, 370s 90. 7S5s 3Ut,,.
Eliza 302,
.7s0 Imperial 2I5Os G3,,. 3Js 61,L
20 keltuck SOS 12tt%5, i7as ~.
$50 Alpha IoOs 45t.s, 33os 49,, sos
AL. bio, SOS 45i.I bio
~ Hslchsr 25s lGt.. zcs I6'.L.. Jos I6s,
E35 Sierra Nevada I10s liz, ITS IlIs.
l5s H., 220s IL,
10 Conscience Dos i!l.. 20s IS
ii1 u'ah 5os ~. GJs 49,.
30 Bullion J0s AZ, iUs AZ,
10 Czcheguer 20s is. SOS 15a.
40 Overman zoos 5sli,, Cos IS, 260s
5S11s
3l0 Justice 1908 221.. 2lOs 2c'l
500 Union Con 22Os II, 3i0s III, zoos
liz, sos Il9s
1925 Lady Bryan 15c
LIS Julia So
20 CsIrdnnia 81
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22
UNITED STATES MINT, CARSON,
NEVADA,

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, June 7, l676.
All persons having claims against this Mint,
for supplies furnished, ETC., will please present
them at my Office, in proper form, for liquids
ton, between the 3Oth instant and I'd proximo.
JAMES CRAWFORD, Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1876-07-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

John Malloy, builder, OF No. 2i3 East Forty ninth
street. has ned a voluntary petition IN bankruptcy
His liabilities amount to sls2, 600 The principal
creditors the New York Lie Insurance Company
$40, 600; Industrial EmIgrant Savings Bank $40 900:
Ellen NJ. Henpcssy, s22, 500; Lacy Kirkland ~, 600;
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company OF Newark
$1,000; Mutual Life Insurance Company, 81 900 /;
George A. Haggcrty 81, 900: Joseph Thompson S. 0O0
Most OF these are secured by bond and mortgage on
real estate His assets consist OF houses Nos 25 2i7
2lv 223 East Forty ninth street. No lI3 First
nuc, No. 33s East l24h street Nos l3s and 13s
folk street. aud No 3s3 Third street. Brooklyn valued
at $4,000; on which there mortgages OF $50 900
Besides these are debts due the petitioner
to $2t 900.
Sturtzkober X Herdtclder, builders, OF No. 81 Co.
lumoa street, have gone into voluntary bankruptcy
with liabilities amounting to <55, COO Among the
largest creditors John schuliman IS 600 George
Herdtclder, Jr.. 81 200. samuel Brown So 900: j. w
Horstman, 1000; James VI. Boyd, 81. 600, =. H.
Powell, $4,000. The assets OF real estate
106th street. between Second and Third avenues valued
AT s32 800 ON which there mortgages vi SEA 500;
and ~ NO 6z Columbia street, valued at S13 O0O but
fnortgagei Tor the iulI amount There also nomi-
nal assets amounting to $4,000
The failure Of l. Sanders manufacturer OF hat
feathers u reported Tho liabilities <2j
and assets s. 600
Bernhard Brooks, agent has gone into bankruptcy
with liabilities of 81, 300 and no assets
The following assignments were yesterday filed
In the County Clerks onice:J. Levine and Brothers,
carpenters, No. - North Main street. Providence X
l., and No. 1874 Nam street, Woonsocket to H. B
Whitman; Cyrus A. shannon, No 2so sixth avenue,
10 Clarence ]. Burnett aud Edgar u. Hugepem. ane
Emma l.. Fairchd to samuel /. rrcadweiL
Hugh Blossom and PatrIcs Farley, liabilities over
mortgages ON real estate being counted among the
Liabilities
The New York herald., 1876-07-28
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT 1-16C. HIGHER, FUTUhEs
FInMER-fLouR oUIEr-wHEAr DULL-coBN
DULL-oATs UNCHANGED-PoRK NOMINAL
LARD IRREGULAR-wHIskEY QUIEr-PRTRo-
LKUM YIRMER-NAvAL STORES QUIKT-orIs
sTEADY-GRoCKRILs corFKR ACTIVE, SUGAR
FIRMER--YRUGHTs TAME
THURSDAY, July 27-6PM.
The merchandise markets continued to be character
zed by rregularty, and they dull almost without
exception. On Change business was light in most
commodities, and the Improvement of yesterday
more than lost to-day. Flour quiet Wheat
dull and almost nominal Corn nrm at time,
but closed dull, with the advance lost Oats In
Just about the state. whiskey quiet. but the
turn dearcr. PORK neglected and nominal Lard
irregular. but active than yesterday Freghts
tame Cotton the spot Lice higher Futures
6rner coffee active. sugar hrmer. Naval stores
W ere quiet. Oils we're quiet Petroleum was firm.
CorxE-The market for Rio quiet, and steady on
the Of late prices We note sales Of 400 bags
The New York herald., 1876-07-28

America at iesc for strict fair; 1904 do Teniers at
ldIsc for fair and 1900 do do 500 and 1000 do.
y. q. warwieK 2o3 do, Ella: 2.oop do, D. A. Pres
ton 5000 do Bertha Rod Baltimore, and 5.oii do.
ex Peggy (now at Hampton Roads to here) all on
private terms The stock Of Rio here night is 115207
bags. The market for mild coffee quiet Daring the
past week 1924 bags Maracabo 33 do Costa Rica III do
Laguayra and "a do Mexican sold in lots
within The range. The of mill coffee Ia first hands
,cabo 5l43 do Laguayra s. l62 do. ST Domingo 100
do Porto Rieo $40 do Costa Rica lao do Mexican and
36l2 do Savxns The total stock 73 1876 mats and 1880
bags We quote;-Oriinary l4sc l5c: air do
ie3e; good do. lie. 7sc. pine do. l71sc
l1c extreme range tor lots. 1fsc ISs4c; santos iar
TO good io4e l7e gold ninety Gays Java goysrnment
bags xuc 22c do, mats, 2Uc 93c singapore.
do, lsc AGE Ceyon, 1870 lslsc. Msrscsbo As.c.
lsc Laguayra i6sc. l7lac Jamaica. l5c lie ST.
Domingo. libec. l,c Porto Rico, lSc. ls1ac; Costa
Rca. lie isc. Mexican, 1870. lsc Manila. l7c.
lsc Angosturx lie. lSc Savauilla l4sc lsc Gu
racoa. l4lsc lie
CorroSSpo In bcttsr demand and quot ations
marked up Lice Futures hrmer. The closing prices
to-day compare with Wednesdays prices as follows;