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The New York herald., 1876-12-07
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BOLD ROBBERY IN BROAD DAYLIGHT By TWO
PROFESSIONAL THIEVES.

A BOLD ROBBERY IN BROAD DAYLIGHT By TWO
PROFESSIONAL THIEVES.
daring robbery was perpetraied yesterday MORN
ing, aoout O'Clock, by two men who secured by
their adroitness from No Old Slip occupied by Co
mcz, Resander Co, importers, several cases OF Va
nli.a beans and spices valued at $1,000.
Tho robbery accomplished IN this way.
young with . business like air went TO the
store and proceeded TO unlock the paddock
which fastened the front door. This accomplished,
he entered the store. Shortly aferward butchers
cart painted red aud having for q criver runany-
looking fellow who wore slouchcd hat halted ut the
door The young man. the arrival OF the cart came
out TO the sidewalk carrying two cases OF vanilla
beans which he deposited IN the vehicle de repeated
this operation several times, speaking good
each trip 20 tho driver, who appeared ANXIOUS 10
drive or Mr. Llovd, employed IN nneighboring
cooper shop also noticed the dolnss OF the pair and at
FIRST suspected nothing wrong Till, on look
ing up the street, he saw two men, acting
rather snspciously, standing near the corner
OF Pearl street They were he noticed. closely watch
ing the butchers while two other men were IN
tcn.ly watching II from the corner OF Front street
Suspccting then that the thieves no crossed
tho street for the purpose OF making inquiries As he
did the young dropped four he was carry
Ing and started up the street, while tho horse was
driven quickly away in the opposite direction.
The men watching al the corner OF Pearl street dis
appeared at the same time, and when Mr. Lloyd not-
fed the police tho could not be found.
An investigation showed that tho thieves had stolen
twentyn mine cases OF primo vanilla beans and guam
tity OF Spices valued has already been stated, at
So, 0OQ The police, as usual, have made no arrests
They as:ribc the robbery 10 professionals. !"
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ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY DINNER.

Tho 81 Nicholas Society of New York held It's an
nual anniversary meeting yesterday and dinner 1T
Delmonicos The officers elected for the succeeding
year were. elected, and las; evening they in
stalled This society organized on February 2S
1885, and comprises some Of the oldest and wea hest
families OF tho metropolis
The instaaion OF the officers took place previous TO
the dinner. Mr.. Clifford A. Hand made witty address
10 each Of the newly elected officers. The dinner
pariaken Of by over ZOO guests Among the
prominent gentlemen present Baron
q. A. Van Hamert. OF Amsterdam; Hon.
John Jay, late Minister 10 Austria; Mons
NJ Barihold. the sculptor; Commodore Nicholson. OF
the tinted states Navy; General vclc, General John
Newton, Frederick dc Peystcr William X. Garrison,
Herbert &. Pell. X Cambridge Livingston Chaunccy
NJ Dcpcw, Lewis g. Lewis, Ex-Governor Hoffman,
Colonel Charles Roomc. Henry Erben and others. The
regular toaste wore gwen and responded TO- That to
1.-The knckcroockcrs" wns replied to by General
vielc. who made some interesting remarks on tho
Knckerbocxcrs OF New York and their ancestors OF
Holland.
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BAnx rAxAns trr. from H.van. tor New YORK. which

B1na T.s.n g from 1sysns tor Nsw YoTs IA rssS sasS
Knocked down. aud had OF thrown overheard
BARK ApELA HiLLs 466 tons. built At Iocsland Me- In
u.s. now o "a & hs on h sssp0oi % 70 .nr a
Absrystwith
BARK SUNSHINE ass tons bull. Pembroke; Me- In 1854
lately haiinc New York. has been sold under
the German bag and nov loading At New York Tor the
bark reported OF FsSwcks Island With loss rudder
Island shosi She Sss lowed up 70 Phiisdsphia BY lug
North America.
Sem MARY LoursK-Tbe OF she schr Mary Louise.
o. which reported los. ruckernuci
shoals safe The vessel struck on the shoals aoou Zine
ss.sy She e,hsT vessels. al
1--WE in number took Co she boat and ser three hours hard
9s Isashns 's .sh Lucy & we're
was ~ tons msss1rement and 80 years old she was
msndea By Captain Lowell and bound from ncboksa
g ro,.and G win load e coal assignee 50 snd1 Nc
ther the nighs OF the thick heavy
Of coal consigned te Boston Sandwich Class
struck on sand bar and portion Of se cargo
landed she rshssd up. when on
Thursday she rolled again.
scns LAcos. of Calais Ne. put shelsurne Ms Dec
leaky She vas making 600 strokes hour in smooth
water.
BArH. Dec ssehr May Monroe. cIarkson tof Rockand,
om Portsmouth, for wscasse to load for the West Indies
ceiving considerable damage. steamtur Adelia. Morse
her OF
sry Brpronp. Dec s-A steam pump to be placed on
board Rose. ashore the Glass Works wharf,
and she will be pumped and placed the railway.
PORTLAND Dec 6Soop Active sullivan for Boston. re-
ports the LIST inst of Mosquito Island. In
with schr Gunare. Both vessels lost sails &c and the
Active towed the Guinarc into Seal Harbor
Dec 5The claim of the savors OF the schr
Benjamin of Pembroke adjusted ater libel had been
drawn Boston and here for service The vessel
started tor South Newmarket today In tow Of steamer
tic The Mystic brought down schr from South Newman
yesterday reports the Bay be
free from obstrucons and spars being
made here Tor the benjamin
SAN Francisco. Dec 1.-THE Oakland ferryboat Capitol
struck the Australia which steamng down the
this morning. and the atters departure tor sgd
ney will be delayed until tomorrow. pending repairs.
SnIrHUILpIxG AT East BosroS-Messrs Campbell and
Brooks. East Boston, have ship Of 400 tons to build
they At work upon her getting out the frames
Messrs. smith and Townsend have n bar OF $50
nearly completed, which they could launch iew weeks
II required She their and IL for sale.
Parties are about contracting with them TO build large
ship. but yet has been made
Mr. Justin Taylor has ship OF 200 tons contracted for
which he viii build above BRIDGE where built the
Che shire Mr.. Robert E. ~ ackson also ship of
hand which will build in his Off Border
Both these ships for the Tudor Company. and
arc intended for the East India trade
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CLEARED.

Steamer State OF Nevada tBr, Brass. Gassow-Austin
Baldwin a Co.
steamer City Of New York. Zimmerman Havana--F Alex
andre Sons
steamer VIM Woodward. Young. baltimore WIN DalxeL
Steamer Mayhvwer, Davidson. rhiadelphia-Jas Hand
ship Emerald Isle staples LundonGriunell. Minturn
Co.
Bark Zio pellegro tI,aD. Catherine Gasgow--John c
Seagcr
Rark ritans Nor. lisnf. Brcmen-c Tobias & Co
Bark Alaska Perry Naplcs-i.awrencc, Giles K Co.
Bark Burnside. Snith. lcghornJ IA Winchester Co.
bark Success tNorj. Olsen. Port Natal tAreAC Tobias
4
schr volma. Punket. Jereme Uiaytij-u Becker a. Co.
Sci,r stephen Y Watts Watts, 81 John, MA Heney
Schr Opera tBrl. Fowler. ST John. Mp Ncvus a
Son
Sehr Menawa, taircbild. Fernandina Warren Ray.
Schr W ii Gard. Tore. Jack ksonvie- Warren Ray.
Schr Hero. Beckett, salem Willis ii Ropes
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrIswAL Dec asailea Crescent City, Curtis.
New York.
Brll River tor Newcastle, Il, rcpg
Cow BAY. Dec 2-Sailed, tgrk Emma HERMAN, Whit
tier, st Jago
FALMOUTH. Nov .9-Arrived. ship Peter Young tBr>
Perry, Lobos (and ordered 10 Dunkirk).
FAyAL. Nov 2-Sa.d. barKs A1or. Davis. New nedford
3D. rdest Ir. Diaz do Flores both before reported
for Boston dire ctI.
LivRgrooI. Nov 26Arrved. ship Stewart freeman tBT)
Flint. ~ John Nh, bark Emma Parker DBL Kelly Ran
PAD1SG. Oct lin port. bark Henry Gregg. Dyer. Tor
Now YORK d tha Incorrectly reported saied PRIOR
10 sept 2i).
PaSAnA Dec Arrived, steamer City Of San Francisco
Wad tell, Sal Francisco
PRoGRHso. Nov 2i->ailed bark Caro-. tiny New York.
sikRRA LsosK, Nov ~ Arrived, scnr Nellie Treat. hit
nty. New York
SIsAL about Nov .f-Sailcd. schrs Kate Eommel Ad-
ans, and Samuel II Crawford. Adams. New York. .
Jonss, NJ. Dec 5--Atrivcd steamer Caspian lbrl.
Trock>. Liverpool Tor Batimnrs Haliiax.
JouS, Nh. Dee 2-Clenrcd brig Fred Thomson tlirl
Smith, Dundssk; schr Harrs Fred. Gardner. Philade
phia.
Arrived 4th. barks Kate Agnes Ferguson Honeur: Julie
Ger, Hoitxmann Brake; scnr Anne Currisr vanwart,
New York
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STEINWAY HALL.
EssIporF AND THOMAS

EsSIpOFF AND THOMAS.
Tho much to be desired combination OF the greatest
pianist and the most complete orchestra in America
effected last night at S,einway Hall and the result
emincntly satisfactory. Mme EssipoT played
the q major concerto OF Beethoven and tho minor
concerto of Mendelssohn with the orchestra She has
already played both works in this city, but this
occasion there q Improvement In the orches-
tra accompaniment. As solos she played in her best
style:-
Fragment dune Suite, =
Prelude ami fuguc in fiat, ''.'.'..'..''' . DA'n
Mr.. Vvicn the vionist, played concerto by Rode,
and Miss Palma, new contralio, sang aria by
Pacini The orchestra gave Guck's overture "Iphi-
gena in Aus" and the intcrlude and the invocation
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. DEC. 6, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED pY HERALD STEAK YACHTS HERALD
wuITxsToNE TILEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED pY rHR HERALD STEAK YACHTS AND HERALD
wuITxsroNE TELEcRAPH LINZ
Steamer Ethiopia (Br), Craig Glasgow Nov 25 and Mo-
vile with mdss and to Henderson Bros
ci.y q San AnoIS su psnnnSon @ Gsvs9n =,
Steamer Abemsr,e Gibbs, loves DEL with mdso to the
Barr soi SsisoarnsS rqslsy shanghai Is. DAYS.
crossed Equator
'Ss days s%
bark johnson of Annapolis, As Hans; Liverpool
- from
%
s.fs a Ge &c so do Norte 4 days. with
TO or srss m y vessel I .e Fune Edge Co. Crossed tho
Brig Sophia Cook toi Halifax. Ns,, Cook. London 10
days with to Drexe Morgan Coz vessel TO D r
gales Of the time days north OF Has,eras with
Brig Mary Aller,on cof Plymouth Mass). Burgess Bio
Grsnde % Sui via HAMPTON Roads 7e days Win hides &c
II a. Ion 81 Ss spoke bark zcphyrne from Boston tor
oven days q
vs.Ss asSansy Dan'ea Turks s.n;.. 1.sna
Was Is q With nolhery
split and lost salts Noy % lat 90 - lon a 80 spoke bark
sS ,TS% aaa o o
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer Perit CBD, Chadsey. from Halifax. Ms, for
Steamer Gaucus Bearse. Boston for New YORK.
steumer City Ftchburg Springer. New Bedford for
steamer A,oasross: Davis Fall River for New York
steamer Electra. Young. Providence tor New York.
Brig zefernia new, Br. Merrmon. Windsor Ms, for New
Schr Ellen Morrison. Clifford. Bangor for New York
Schr sale Chafcc, Trefethen Camden for New York.
:. schr Warren Gates smith. Milestone Point for New
sehr Anna L Kctchum Ke,chum. Boston for New York.
sehr wsol.ey, Heath, baaver.por. ior New YORK.
schr Sarah Allen, Hull Providence for New Yors
schr J q Fen. Nieksrson; Prcyidcnce for Ncw York
schr New Rscuius Bogart providence Tor New York.
schr Vim . Irish. Trrcil. Providence for New York
schr l. Burlinsame. Buringame, Providence tor New
ssnr 'ss wssS ssselman New London for New York
Schr A Pike. Noble. Mystic for New York
schr Reading RR No b. McDeviI Connecticut River for
schr Uncle Joe, Portland G.. for New York .. ~
senr L Hatch. Kelsey, Portland. c.. for New York.
schr L Kirk, Bigbec. New Haven for Philadeipha'
schr J Il Mitchell. Morreu. stamford tor New York.
Tug. John Baich add Mary b Curtis of and from Port
land Me- with steam drsdgo and sco~s in tow, Tor Balti
BOUND EAST.
schr Opera tBr). Flower New YORK for st John. Nh.
ehr Advance tBr,. Merriam, New York Tor Newport via
schr West Side, Kelly, New York fcr Dennis
Brig Myronus. JOY. New York for MAr.eies.
sehr rloraa kSs1n New York York for Q, Orient ,nai.I L
schr y = Floyd. Clifford, ncboken for isridEepors.
Loom re for Bspo Ga
schr AMMO wnbcr, nanIcy. Port johnson for provi
schr Mary z Gnsc. ror. johnson FOR Boston.
sehr , Parsons Hunt, For, johnson for Boston,
schr Rosa Adra, Hatch. Ambos for bingham.
sehr jed Frye Langley Amboy iof proyidencs.
schr wm Elmer, Tribble- Amboy tor New i.cndon.
Steamer Neptune, New York Bostop passed ycs
tcraay-noi the General Whitney. as reported
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hue the upper part Of the body from the knees 10 the
head falling down In the crib but the ashes OF the
aud the shroud sim remained visible The
CRIB red hot; the rosy mist noaied all over the
body; the dud parts OF the body evaporating ana
mingling with the aromatic odors.
The rcort was Of brilliant pingish straw -coored
hue This aspect did rot change ay except that
at time the rosy color assumed bright golden TINT
until 10 40 when Colonel Olcott and two OF the phys
clans decided that the cremation was accomplished
Even the hcmock twigs retained their form, aud
the continuity OF the line Of ash which the
shroud could stl be detected IL was OF rosy white
hue; the feet had dropped down into pile OF ashes
and the entire retor suiused with glarng. daz-
zlng white light, which thee eye could not bear. From
the Id OF the retort there intense radiation Of
heat
THE cRpuATioS PrRxAcE.
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared at San Francisco Nov %. bark Florence Will
ltans. cruise.
Cleared at New Bedford Dec s. bark 1hos Pope
for North Pacific Ocean.
letter from the third officer of bark Osmanli Osborn
of NB reports her San jose Lower California, Nov H.
having taken nothing since leaving San francisco.
letter from Capt Church. OF bark Iati.ia. Of NIB re-
her of the OF Arabia Oct 80 with 100 bbls
oil since last report.i5O sp all told Spoke date.
bark Greyhound, Allen. NIB. with $50 sp all told.
Fayal 5-Arrtved bark Janus Clifford. NIB, with 260
sp on board, and win sail for home on the ilth
Sailed Nov slip Eliza Adams, Cornell NB to cruise
4th brig Abbott Lawrence. Russell. do. bound south.
In Nov barks Ohio Ellis, NIB Midas, Lapham. do
Janus. Cornell, do; Europa, Penniman. do.
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A BATCH OF JAIL BIRDS.

quarrel they bad Tuesday night, was yesterday
taken 30 tho Tombs Police Court and hold for
the General Sessions. Lena smith ana Minnie Sber-
dan waiter alrs saloon No. 192 Chatham street
we're held for trial charge OF completely robbing
Enoch Tucker, OF 0swego. ~ Y. OF x35; aud Michael
Carroll was hcid Tor trral at the same court
charge oil elonous assault preferred against him by
oue Hogan. OF No Morris street, who claims that
Carroll stabbed him with drk knIic.
The New York herald., 1876-12-07
OUT OF TIME.

Ferdinand Fischerman of No 40 Canal street. while
intoxicated on Tuesday evening entered saloon
his residence. Soon after n,s wife sought him out
take him home and she that his gold watch valued
Mt SO, had been stolen. James Mullen, printer, of
Ridge and Delaney streets. arrested by Officer
Mobr, OF the Tenth precinct, as bcnc the only man
IN Fischcrman's company while The latter was IN
the saloon. On beng arragned before Justice outer.
bourg. AT the Essex Market Court, yesterday, Mullen
denied b is guilt but was held 10 answer
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Killed.
YACHTING NOTE.

Tho schooner Atlanta, NY.Y.C, which put into
Norfolk some time since and went the ways at
Graves' ship yard for repairs, sailed the 4th
ior Jacksonville. Fla, where her owner Mr. William
Astor, is awaiting her arrival
The New York herald., 1876-12-07
PIGEON SHOOTING.

The members Of tho Fountain Shooting Club mus
tered in numbers at their club grounds at Browns
Hotel Ocean Boulevard, Long Island yesterday. 1t
was the seventh monthly meeting Of the club to shoot
for the gold badge aud their skill at the trigger
Fourteen members OF the club contested Tor tho prize
The conditions Of the shooting were at birds
each, Il yards rise, so boundary. Hand traps
Mcssrs Race and McLauahli each killed ave- Race
won in shooting of the tie
The following is tho full
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SrEAugn PRovrprScF. OF the Fall River line. from New
York Proviueuce became disabled in the Tues
day night aud unable 10 proceed. Sho isy-to until
nex morning. when she was towed 10 New York
suir AcSrs OSWALD (Hrp. Mitchell Glasgow June 81
Francisco the safsv which fears
;ainod. arrived AZ the latter bort Dso 3.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NEW HAVEN HARnoR L,Gnr.

WASHINGTON. Dec q, 1875
Notice given by the Lighthouse Board that and after
Jan 1877 fixed white light will be exhibited from tho
lighthouse recently erected the reef known South
west Ledge entrance to New Haven hnrbor C The light
should be in weather from tho dock OF vessel
Is feet above the rs distance OF l3 nautical miles.
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THE KETCHUM MYSTERY.

II seems that the young girl who attempted TO
commit suicide on Tuesday afternoon by jumping INTO
the river from HoUokcn ierryboa, was Miss Kate
Randall, the Goacte Of William l.. kctcnum. OF Dean
street.. Brooklyn, wno disappeared mystsriously
some weeks ago. Sne taken homo to her friends
yesterday
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SPOKEN.

Ship Sterling Baker from San Francisco Oct 10 forsLver-
pool, Fov - lat = N. INV.
Ship Canada, Trowbridge from San Francisco for New
FORK Oct FL lat 2 81 s. Ion IS 20 W.
sark Jshn Smith Jones. from Belfast for Mobile. Nov
% LAT "a OF, Ion 73 so
Bark ames Kenway (Br.. McDonald from Swansea for
Raft Nov no nj &c
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SAILED

Steamers fariha tBr ior Liverpool: Atlas. Kingston.
xc city ~ New York Hsvsna Cult Stream. Wilmington.
NJ Bepefacto Morehead City Nri ship Magdaene terD,
Bremen: harks Noah tNofi. Liyerpooi: scammeli
tBr Cork; Carlotta ta1 do Falmouth; brig Paquote
do Suovo York Pors. Oporto.
Wind 1T sunset, " at midnight. wSw.
bAIunefcr Snnscl 2v. yS.
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A SCHOONER RUN DOWN.

Az half past hve O'Clock last evening" the steamer
stoning,on. OF the Narrnsansclt line ran into the
schooner Lillic A. Wilson, OF Huntingdon L. l.. near
pier No 81 East River and suns her. Fortunately
person injured the crew. consisting Of tour men,
succeeding in making their escape by OF the
n,all hnat
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WEATHER IEps

HoLyHEAp. Doe 8. PM--WiEd wSw.
PLYMOUTH. Dec q. PM-Wini SW. fresh.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| Sails. Defamation

DATES OF DEPARTURE NEW YORK THE MONTHS
DECEMBER JANUARY.
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fACHrs. STEAMBOATS,. lxu.
MISCELLANEOUS.

InO BOATS. WOOD AND METALLIC, READY 10
lUUship. s6S South ST., near Gonverncur slip
STEPHEN ROBERTS
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,Es-CCRE GUARANTEED.
!. l'implcs Ficshwurms. klackheads. White
!. itchy and scaly tctscr OF the scalp, Salt
i / Rheutn. Erysipctms. aud all skin disc, Sos
! cured by DR.. VAN DYKE, Q West iGth u
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DTvoRCES. LEGAL EVERYWHERE. OBTAINED
l(wit.vni publicity; advice free. FREDERICK KING.
awser and Notary Public. No. Marks place, Now
The New York herald., 1876-12-07
SElN Disc AsE

Kin Uisenscs.
skin Diseases.
Skin Diseases
Skin Disc ase :.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-21
Philadelphia Trade Report

THURSDAY, Jan. 20.-CottOn moves Slowly
&c. for middling upland and 1870.
Or New Orleans.
bark is steady, and IA hhds. No. Quer-
Firon sold at :32 per ton
CofIe is held stiffiy, Sales OF $50 bags, IN
pdins Rio at 69iyAe; s Lsguayra sold a. l'sg f
dolasses there is no stock here to operate
n Cuba sugar is firm.at s@sAc. for fair
md good refining, and sA@Sssc. for g1'-
ery.
the Flour market continues dull, with
Zee sellers at current quotations. sales of
barrel, in lots, including extras at SLID
vs.; spring wheat extra families at $5.,9g
d]!; PrnnSy Sylvania, Ohio, and Indiana az.
pat sGG5.6-19 and high grade at $7@S.O.
ye Flour is selling at SIS. In Corn Meal no
ansactionS.
There is no change in Wheat. but prices
firm. Sales of Pennsylvania red at
~ amber at Sl.4lal.43; and western
Prouel at Sl.05@l.OS, No movement In
mes in freely and meets limited inlui.
Sales "t 2OD bushels yellow at 60@Nlc.
dry, and 56@59c. for damp. Oats move
Pwly, With sales of Western white at 40
Whisky is steady, sales of It's barrels Of
stern iIon-bound, at Ill.
setIeIeum isquist at lONc. for crude in
CIV 1DpSC. lOi IcuHCu.
etdS-rhe demand for Cloverseed Is
,efate and prices range from l2l2to l2Ac.
pound, Timothy is unchanged. Flax.
OSl65
Philadelphia Produce Market.
utter Quiet and rather dull. NewYork
bradford county extras 33a34c; do
s!s 2sa3lc: Western extras, 2Sa29c; do.
81 '%.5c Rolls, Western extras, 27a29c;
eEse,- sw Market quiet and holders firm.
3; Western hne. l2l1@l3c.
ss11heGelpts 'Ss1 moderate and prices un:
'seu' Iehnsyl yania, New Jersey, and
aware fresh, 32c.; Western do. 100 Oc
baltimore Produce Market.
lr. "lIr.lA0IRt, Jan. W.-Cotton quiet but
S, hSn"aI Msn'u.ins, lZAaHc. Flour dull and
~h%"d, Snd, Wheat firm; No, 2 Western
yIloE iennsylvania red, $l.37al.40
'Maa Ma req, l.l5al.45; do. amber, 81. .6Oa
h'., h.n Wlllte, 81. l5al.45. Corn steady
New Wo.,l.e, Noa new. 4sa5Sc.; Southern yel
nNs, nv, ,'THlo:c; H; Western mixed, Eew, &c
tern T~. vh;, nut steady; Southern, 4Oa4Sc.
w ~" ~hile, 43ai5c.; Western mixed, Al,
,aMyae mye dull and nominal. Hay dull
"s ta'lN and Pennsylvania, 22,2s Pro
"a a. sNolhing doing in round lots: orde
'rt1ny rnyy,, active. Pork, new. j ,bbing
ol1'ulk LUX meats-Packed shoulders, ~
ed dnl Sbn,1rliD riD sides, llLaNc. Bacon
Hamsu u'uS' as lGaAc.; clear rib sides, l25
lll|aT,i,io ,ioi2al6c. Iarddullbut steBAy
e 7H.-Nc; refined l3%c Butter falri,
Pe,rn,arn P,uTu,rn extras, 2754a24c.; do. firsts
Eet 'MIG. I$I,, Coffee q ali and heavy: Ri
|uuIl at LIZ. A'"~0'' "n'she
The Morning herald., 1876-01-21

TIA,
bseph.
hi the
| |lllCa-
litioll,
I'm.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
stock Market,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 20, 1876.

Gold ll9s9ll3N Phila & Read
silver llb alO0 RR, 52zaelt3
lIS l,s, iglLml2lL North Penn ~ @53
ri 5-aNs 1855 I6IMu7 Phila & Erie gzsd2l
"lul ylSs1 llsllMllSh|OC&A A RR l44@l5
inv ly7 l2O}Snl 0GlLehigh Val 62bztG82A
"Jn,ylS5Slfnm 2lT NAV stock5OzSS@5l
w,Ns lISja0N0 ,Catawissa r l9l4@l9l:
New IS ll715Ill7M do prefd. 4311943al
' ity Ss,ne ewlo6,3a N7 n Central II 80 @38N
1TCo sof n lS7 @i37h uestonville 39s49N
Penna RI s. @55E
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T'AILDRS.
WIN, O,C0NNOR,
Merchant Tailor
Is making to order at his new establish
ment. .r
Mn East Third Street..

No, 2 East Third Street,
(oyer Dubell's hat storey,
English Fur Beaver Overcoats, from $50 t.
.35 that can't be had at any other tailors'
less than $40 to SIS; pants from 81 to $N
made to order that can I be had at any Other
place less than from 50 to $l4; business suits
made M to ordsr' nta H. ana geoecis,fw goods E'"e'
Ladies' walking coats cut .thd made to Or
der. Call and examine my stock and So e
from ten to fifteen per cent. 22-3m-d&w
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"LACHANGE

'"ExCHANGE.
with thss work may register their
q Mech.'nainltor Of the Delaware In
Y and dIEashlc Esahlc Arts, South west Garner
ING. "s streets. OPEN EVERY
|er Of ur,nS unanS work done will md
'pioyed men at the above
work, stcy cy postal card. speci wing
IS TH0,,wy TH, WI receive attention.
rln' institute ol Mechauic Aisor' Arts'