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Dying suddenly, it is supposed Of Paralysis
Of the Lungs.

william X. Kitchen, President of the
Park National Bank. died suddenly al ABOUT
o'clock yesterday morning. In his home at l2l
West Porty-rinth street. ON Wednesday even
ing, after attending Prof. Huxley's lecture In
Chickering Hall, he complained Of pain in his
chest. lie went TO bed, his family not thinking
him dangerously III, but in a short time he
turned over and instantly died. He had been
afflicted with bronchial disease for years, and
the cause Of his death Is supposed to have been
paralysis Of the lungs.
Mr.. Kitchen was sixty-two years old. He WAS
born IN Philadelphia but early IN life he went
to Georgia. and was for many years engaged In
the drug business there. Finally he came to
New York, aud Joined the nrm OF Harrall Ris-
lev Kitchen. Wholesale druggists. whose busi-
ness. depending upon southern trade. was bro
ken up Uy the war. In 1854 he succeeded W. II.
Fogg Us President Of the Park Bank. He was
noted among mis- business associates for his I'M
usual energy and persistence. and the Park
Bank Is said 10 owe much OF its success 20 his
ureless labors and financial ability. lie was an
oficer OF st. Thomas Church.
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HUNTING AN EMBEZZLER
A Montreal Detective Looking for Boy who
tobbed his Employer of e2,256.

A Montreal detective Is searching brooklyn
for John Cartman, aged 10, who recently erk
for james Carr Richie, a stock broker, of Hospital
street. Montreal, Who ran away ON Aug 80 with sass
Of his employers money. Cartmi was on that day
che Consolidated Bank with "a, 697 made up Of
four checks and ti2 bills, to deposit In due time he
aud reported that the depOsit had been made
MIR. Richie cheek on the bank for large
am unit, and handed II TO gentleman with whom he
doius business. This person soon returned saying
that 40 UtpOsit had been made TO meet the check.
tartmAn Who Nas summoned, dee AIRED that he mai re-
cciycd the usual encouragement slip, winch he had
h uded 20 The leugrr CLERK with the BANK book. lie
Mas drrcted to reurn 10 the bank WIN HE gentleman
to &c What the after MAS. In passing thIOugn Nore
Dame s'trrt, CArtman fan away. II was then dltrui
tred tat he hud cAHhed two checks AZ the DaIk Tor
" ghS 90 nnd such excitement when he took the
uun,, MAT ne lett Sl6 IN hs on the counter Al tho
MeiruIol an BInk he ma cashed check Tor tll2hO,
hwt al The Quebec Hama las check war Refused. The
adjective trdt ed the young eMhc1ker to kew lnra,
Mhcr he tutAtr lives, and tunseqdeutY TO brooklyn.
II l. 900 u4ht tAat tartuau, Who hes nnrrO horne an
tnNlahir rrputt lon Tor honesty TOOK the money 10
hc'p M iatner Out OF financial aculty tartmAn 10
good lpoklug, vi "a nark comptIiun, hazel eyes and
dresses ia poor taste aud shapDlli,
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SELLING DANIEL DREw,s FARMS.
What Choice Real Estate Yields on the
Auction Block in Putnam County.

BY the failure of the banking house OF
Kenyon, Coe & Co., in 1873, Daniel Drew, who
was largely interested In the Arm, became deeply
involved. To satisfy his creditors he hastily
executed mortgages on nearly all OF his real
estate, and among these mortgages were several
on his valuable Putnam county farms. These
mortgages were foreclosed yesterday by MT.
Foley, Of the Arm OF Mathews, Hustled Foley,
the New York attorneys for the plaintiffs in the
case.
little group Of farmers and Others gathered
In front Of the Town Hall at Brewster's station
yesterday afternoon, and Mr.. Richard " Har-
nett. New York auctioDeer, jumped upon
chair and rattl d OF into lively description OF
the property. he frst farm Ia thus described
1t consists OF 27p,. acres, is In the town Of Car
mel and about four miles from Brewster's, and
Is known "a the Everett firm. the house and
outbutldinRs ore snid To be IN line conditon:
The New York, Boston and Montreal Railroad
runs through the land. There was lively lid
ding for Z W minutes. and the farm was nj
length knocked down to Judge Ambrose RYDER
OF Carmel for Sl3.s0O. II Is said that Mr.. Drew
paid about $4,000 for the vi zee six or seven
years ago. There is IA mortgage OF 5000 on the
The next farm sold consists OF thirtvseven
acres and two rOods. Ia situated In Carmel, be
IL known rs the william Everett farm. and Ia
about four miles from ijrewsters. IL IL la fine
condition. There are orchards ana woods:
THIS place WIS bid on by Mr. Alvin Burt, Of
New York, Tor S7,GOO.
The next sale was Of the property thus de-
scribed: Farm Of seventv-nine acres In the
town Of South East, about hnlf mile from
Brewster's, and known rs the Mead farm. I here
was iively Kidding for this property, for u IL
well known To be nc OF the best farms IN New
York State. II was bought by Mr. Burt for
5000. ~ Ia said that II would be impossible to
replace the house for less than $1,000.
The fourth and last pr pefty sold Ia farm
OF 215 acres. between the villages Of Croton lis
and Carmel anu about 81 miles from Brews
ter's. IL Is In good cond lion. but Il encountered
by $2l,0OO mortgage. No one would bid more
than 81. aud Mr.. Foley bid II IN Tor t1OO Ibis
closed the days sale.
The residents Of Brewster's say that the prop
erty did not sell for thirty per cent. Of Its worth
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BURwELL-BAKER.-In Minneapolis. MINI. Sept.
o, William Z. Bur~cll TO Kate stuart Baker. daughter
OF W. c. Baker.
Sept ~. ~ The Rev DR.. wilson Mr.. Francis Cark o.
brookyp, y. 70 Miss Mamie. laughter OF MIR. VIII
liam Hutyday OF Eastol.
DuNshOOR-TURNE Minneapolis, MINI,
Sept. ~ 'dcric A DunsmoOr NJ. u to Bessie Il Tur.
ner d.. EhieI Of the late Surgeon George F. Turner.
MANY CLOCK.-At the residence OF the bride's
father at NOrwaik Conn. on Wednesday, sept. 20, by
the Rev. william Cooper Mead. u u Charles W. Many
TO- Harriet + younsc;t daughter OF Ch'res ~ CloeK,
lard county, n. Y Sept 90 1870 at the residence OF
the brides parents Ob the Rev. lhOmas Evans, John
y. Sherwood Of hOukers 70 Mary Carpenter Of
ClarkstOwn,
wHITE-ROBlSSON. ON Thursday, Sept. H. 10
Brooklyn. Conn, by the Rev. 4. s. Beard Robert J.
White Of Bhdgc9ort TO Ellen W., daughter OF EdwD
Robinson, Esq, OF Brooklyn.
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DIED.

AYMAR--On Wednesday, goth inst, John W. II. Az.
mar, 10 the 7ith year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from 81 PauI'a
Church On Saturday Esd inst Al 100 O'Clock A. NJ.
CARROLL. On Wednesday. 20lh inst. Sarah. beloved
daughter Of John aud Mary Carroll aged mouths
Relatives and friends Ot the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence Of
psrents 65s " est 5lst st., on Friday. at L. NJ.
pkLANtY- william De aney, native OF tho parish
OF Kiienaule, county Iippt rary. Ireland
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully Invited to attend tue funeral from his late rest
dence. SOL west SOh Il on SATURDAY, Sept. 90, Al
NJ. Interment IN Calvary Cemetery.
KiEGLtR-Ou Wednesdny, sept 20. Richard 81.
Kieslcr. 10 the cath year OF his age
Relatives anu friends Of the family are invited to az
tend the funeral from the residence OF his parents 400
Eat ath ST. Saturday, Sept. % At O'Clock T. NJ.
LlNAGH.-on Wednesday, sept ~. Patrick Lynagh.
aged so years,
The rel tves md friends OF the family invited ia
attend his funeral Friday sept e2 from his late re
dencr 1879 Green st., Grecnp Int. His remains VIII b
taken TO 81. Authony's Church NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ I
thence to Caiylrv Cemetery tor tntcrment.
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TWEED AND SH4RKEY.
To be brought 10 New York In the United
states steam Frieaic Franklin.

MADRID. Sept. 2l.-william NJ. Tweed is
to be seut to America IN the Franklin. The
ORDER for his delivery to Gen. Jovear has been
contaminated, and the Franklin, which Is at
Gibraltar, will 90 direct to Vigo, where Tweed
Is confined in the fortress CASTILLO del Castro.
The spanish authorities will deliver HIM on
board the Franklin, and she will steam To the
Unied States direct there will be no possibility
o. his escape.
william j. Sharkey, the condemned muir
dercr VINO escaped from the New YORK city
prison IN the guise Of woman, Is to be sur
rendered t. the United States by the Spanish
Government aDd probably to be sent 10 New
York ~ tue Franklin lie has been Swallowed
10y the spanish police for sono time, aud
although he has been aware OF the SHADOW Ing
he has been unable to esCa g from spain.
NAsHlNGTON, sept mo doubt is expressed
in thcial qu rter- that the Franklin will brnQ
Tweed To tue nited States. Spain suTTendeTs
nlul as all act OF friendship.
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THURSDAY sent 2l,-FIuUR AND MEAL-rhe
market WAS nuoL less active, but win suppnes ight
tie ate advance IN piece VAS very illly n intsii
extra state. &c, tStf5HJi western sprlug wheat
extras ftpoatoe 20 do. Xxx and xxx 5,a5ps7 25i
Dc. Wiu.rr wheat anu Xxx, SCOTS Minnesota
pltent, &c 75ets5u city shipping extras. % lOsfd
Southern hakcrs and family brands, t0blsts Sol
southern shlpmng oAtIas, a. 25egtt 20. Corn meal
Western g. 73@te0o bnndywlne, tJ3O@tS.35. Rye
nonr-Suprrnne. ti.Jlabb25.
GRAN- Wheat more active, hut al rather easirr
prices es 10000 Dush AT 81 o5stll5 Tor ureraded
old spflug ~ for inferior old winter tl2OOet2l Tor
new dol tlal for choice white New spring quoted At
Hl79f % for No. ana 81 2bdtfl ~ for SO. /, Rive
quiet Barley sold az p5c for srrOwed STATE. Barley
mai SOL a. ~ cash for tlxrowed Sta t. arrive. oats
nrner al 3'Gsi7c Tor new Mixed anu 3aSolc Tor d, ~
white also choice old mixed In store AT Doc. WIN
total safes Of $1,000 hush. Corn nrm, with islr de-,
mand silts $4,000 bush. b3ct6O'tc, Tor warm 10
choice new Western mixed inclutins cleaner mixed AZ
bSs SOC. also yellow Western 6os6lei AID pine
mixed tor October dellvrry st uOc. -
rRovlsoss -forS lower and dul mess lonnrp a. a.
tl7 SPOT, and Tor future delivery the tlhs Nlr
~ 1880 Tor OctVDtT tI5,tO Tor December Bacon
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State bonds were strong and more active. We note
sales OF Missouri D., Fug bOn0e at 1OfAlIOs: North
Carolina ds oid January ana July IL Vlryinia D..
bonds REJECTED wed distributed trade, with the prln
cipai transactions follows Burlington, Cedar Rap
ids and Minnesota 1sts 374 ChCsAu eake aud ONO lst
coupon on. 20 Lehgh and " Is. consolidated. 5Osr
BOZ; Milwaukee aud St. k-nl consolidated linking
1una, So chic sns Nor.hvss,trn consolidated coupon
gold bonds. V5Alpot ChicAkS and Northwestern let's,
l02ai Michigan Southern snklug fund, llO14 Mlch.
gan Central 10. losk New YORK CeLusl he, 1883 lOs
North Missouri lsts. p7lt1vlat Central Paclhe gold
non llot 1ehual racine lst-. san Joaquin branch.
p5t Union Psclnc Railroad l.ts, l0oas6LlU7, Uulon
ratnc siuking fund WA, Columbus. chicago aud In
diana Central lsts, 80; Rome, NAtertOwn and Ogdens
onrgh consnidated lists; no Toledo ana Wabash 2ds.
os Great Western ist-, ss on Western Union lie g
Canada southern lsls, coupon on "a Alton and Ierre
100; Toledo and wabash lsts %.
Inc opening. highest, lowest, and 5 r. NJ. closing
Prices of stocks TO-DAY
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cROss-ExAMINING MR.. DUNCAN
The Condition Of the House OF Duncan. sher-
man a. 90. when IL Failed.

Mr.. william Butler Duncan patiently
underwent the cross-examination Of Counsellor
H. =. Lee, representing Ed. Graham Haight, .
small creditor OF Duncan. Sherman & Co., In
Register ketchums ONCE. yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Duncan was aided by his lawyer, Mr.. +. N.
Bangs.
O. You have said. Mr. Duncan. that. in your opinion
ssssnneni2 A. meant that then formed the opinion
that II Wa hopeless 10 hold out longer.
g wnen SsiCrr that time Sd yog make an inyc.u
Weeks had Of cSaase. at ali tunes general Rnow
edge q what supposed TO be their eonaition.
early N Juiy-the a'slg'ment va. made 10 the latter
Obtaining information regarding your AFFAIR." while IN
EUROPE a. you had while 6s,eS A. Ye; SIR Thought
%-mbcrs of the nfn BY letter and by cable reIesrsm
probably tore them in bits and then threw them into
the waste ~a paper basket; v .,
grams since You returned to America1 Al may
Oval Sss The Condition 81 your nrm's anair. as
TO sovency when you went 10 Europe2 Al believed
sss o-Gse ny saSs @SHP
sScs WITH the Ss.ines OF The nr@ ana II the matter Of
conversation with my partner.
vent ? YES. sir, undouotediy ~ wv
So y se % 4. sa s ~ res.d 1 20 The ss.
vss insolyent-thai misunderstood tle condition.
nyou ask whether my nrn at thai time paid all
demand f9s moacy answsT ma II ga u you mean
demands for money that might have been made with
money Al thcir actual value answer that 4 could not.
thought, howeyer at hat time mat Il could
YOU 0D' '"'' ~D'"''D'' "''' '"'1 'e'" 0O''A'0 "
MIR. Bangs doubted the propr!ety OF the ques-
ton. and he and MIR. Lee argued drearly. MIR.
Duncan showed fatigue Crossing the room to
gentleman's side. MIR. Duncan said, feelingly,
" IL does me good 10 see YOU here. You are
about the only one Of my large creditors who
has treated me CONSIDERABLY, and YOUR consid-
Grafton has been very delicate. IL may be 10
your material interest some day, for am not a
dead man vet" Extending his arms. and hrac-
ing himself back cheerily) Register ketchum
decided that MIR. Duncan must answer. lie an
swered
That is merely conJcctural. cannot answer den.
ntoly."
ant you give me better answer. cir? ques.
toned Mr. Lee holly defeated ia the very moment ~
victory " -FOUR counsel probably suggested that
answer"
Mr Duncsn-No sir, suggested II to him. You
have my Answer, sir
ton Ne 10 the real condition 81 YOUR arm A. The
1T that time. do not mean value ar described by
figures. but intrinsic values ~hich were matter OF
opinion as the case with large part OF the asses Of
any one engaged In business
Q.-Was not your hrm, when YOU went TO Europe. IN
need OF money? A-NO. cir IL possessed ali that II
required 10 satisfy the demands upon II.
Q.-WAs not obtaining money one OF the objects Of
yonr visit 20 Europe Alt was not, sir II never
occurred to me- nor did Try 10 obtain money durug
my visit.
The REORGANIZATION was then adjourned.
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The Centennial Criticised n, Home.


Ii Ia announced that the Centennial
Board Of Finance has contracted with foreign
pyrutechnst for i've thousand dollar display
OF fireworks on the pennsyvanla Day. And we
are not surprised TO ind a very general DISPOSE
ton 10 wonder AT the ability TO make such an
exp. nditure out OF the Centennial funds AZ the
peculiarly Of divtrting those funds To the cele-
bratiOn OF single states gala day and the stlll
greater peculiarly Of employing foreign artist
to elye "A very costly entertainment to "A Phila-
delphia assemblige
lit Will be well to keep close watch on the
stock OF combuftibles In the centre OF the Main
Duilding ON Pennsy wanna Dayl
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised foreclosure safes by

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised foreclosure sales by
H. " Harnett. hye story brick house. with lot EEK
l25 OF Fourth avenue, 20 feet north q
siKtee ath street. t0352h Two lo- each 25IlVO H.
the eouth SIDE VI l6h street. 225 feet west Of Sixth
enuc, tsO0.
By r Lawrence 4 Co. ave four.story trick h. uses
with lo, each 2OxNHp ON the south side 81 Thirty h1tl
street, S7h feet west Of Eighth avenue, ;S5,dhU
Nv william Kennedy, one plot 100 ll1lSJ 5AsSlN
1l2O on Broadway, southeast corner ~ l4th street,
t3u.OoO one three-story brick house, with lot II
lO2 on Lexington avenue southeast corner OF Eighty
fourth street. $1,000.
BY J. L. Kirkland, nyc-story bTick tenement wi II
lo 2515 80 Bfoume street north side 23 feet east OF
GueTCk street, ni.3O0.
f. n. ludloN Goa per order administrators VIII
drew, one four story brownsone house WIN loi COX
VS,e lle kAs InlrtYnlnth street, on hd OF tlb,l"o
TIE remainder Of announced saes were ADJOURNED,
number OF foreclosure sales are ANNOUNCED iVf To-
day al the Exchange. $500.
fhe nrs successful auction sale Of suburban property
during past held al htohN inlu on
Wednesday 10y Jere. ohuson, Jr, and ind'chics I'M
the rural districts are not suffering from I'VE kehuih
Ragnatlnn IN the real estate market as III tue ties
The Diadiug WAS prompt and PRICES excellent f1rty-
sN acres of the ". I turney estate, Win dNellhk,
sold in four parcels tVt t2v,iOO
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THE MUrUALs WIN GAME.
Beating the BUCKEYES OF Columbus, Ohio. by
score OF TO .,

A game OF base ball between the Buck
eye Club Of Columbus, Ohio, and the Mutulls Of
BROOKLYN, was played on the Union Grounds
yesterday afternoon. The Buckeyes have a very
strong nine, and a close contest was expected.
Mr. Dutcharm OF the Osceoia Club was tho UNI
pire, and the Mutuals went nrsi 10 the bat. A
base hit by Hoidsworth one by Start, and one
by Crsver, gave the Mutuals two runs IN the first
inning, one OF which was earned. Schafer OF
the Buckeyes made splendid two-base hit In
the FIRST inning. but sharp neldng ny Booth and
CTaver put The side out before they could score
run. The Mutuas had three men on bases in
the third inning, but pretty double play by
Nolan put the side out before they could score.
Neither club scored again until the NTH inning,
when errors nv Burke and Is irney gave the Mu-
tuals two more runs. 10 the sixth inning a base
hit by Doscher and a bad throw by Crayer gave
the Buckeyes one run. A three-base hit nv Bar-
ney and a bad throw by Hallihan gave the Buck
eyes a run IN the eighth inning. Neither CLUB
scored Ia the last inning. ana the Mutuals won
the game by the following score
Buckeye 80 o o.
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TO THE EDITOR OF IHE SuN-Sir: Winter
II approaching, when fires will be much more needed
than now nee the wholesale price OF coal has fallen
largely the should receive some benent thereby,
bul, unfortunately, many OF them are Obliged to buy
by the pafu ana IN this small way costs them enor
mousY. To remedy this evil II would he well for gen
people 60 form clubs to buy coal ny the cargo,
and sell n AT price Just enough TO cost and
pCuHes-say about twenty-five cents per 100 lbs.-to
those who purchase by the bushe or pail aud carry II
away themselves Vacant lots could be hired cheap Ia
different poor parts OF the city aud fenced In US wards
The expenses could be kept very low and thus the very
poor could he provided with cheap fuel and nobody
need lose by supplying II THIS would be good work.
anu no doubt there are many Wiling and tCady tn e-
bark ~ i On receiving the hint. ANN InRIcITE
Se
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rHE noxD STREET SAYINGS BANK.
Either the supreme Court ar the DepOsitors
10 select Receiver.

The Bond Street Savings Bank opened
fs 'o"fs Yesterday AT the usual hour, but, to
the surpr'se OF its nicers, tho number of
applicants Tor deposits up TO noon did not
sIceod sixty. Neatly all approved the
course OF the trustees Ia going into voluntary
liquidation. Mr.. Adams, the President and Mr.
Coo er, the Secretary. were in the banking
hOuso all day, The Attorney -Grn,tAl'- naiinn
for the appointment ~ a receiver II ~ be- nratd
on the 25th Inst. by Judge idndou ln Schrnrc-
tady. he trustees Of tne bank do not uuruu-e.
Ia present the name 81 "A receiver, huf Will leave
the selection TO the Court itsel. If the Ieun.it-
ors agree urOn "A name, the trustees WAL throw
no obstacle in their way,
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NEW YoRK, Thursday. Sept. 2l.-Recelpts Of
DetNeh were ~ car loads. or 7bb head making 31Ns
tincs MONDAY, against 4,iO3 for the slne time asi
week. There were also on sale several car LOADS of
tHllr mat arrived late Yesterday. The demand Was
Ncry moueratc aud rrces further declined from u
head 10 hc. n, cummuncrt to best native steers
ranging from Sc to lOilc. ~ to dress 5457 n to
thu gross cwt
Receipts Of calves were $50 head, making 1877 since
unuhl uthnst lVi5 Tor the same time last week Tue
mnrH., was nr al FORMER prices. or f6eykc. y. for
mlk Tea vrhls and tOottO he a tor gr,s, calves.
pts OF sheep aud lambs 25lb car lOads. OF
25t lea making 1880 since Monday against 1851
Tor the same time last week Butchers were more dis
pO-eu 10 purchase stock TO-DAY than for couple Of
DAYS past, and there was little lie to the trade
but pfi.c. could not be advanced, aud he ransactiun
we're al 4G0c y n. for sheep Hnd 5d10tc N. fOI
At 51kedc. y n.
p4b0 since Monday against $500 for the same TIN
last week load OF state hogs $40 bs average,
changed hands alive ut 61fc. n.
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end eat meats Gull and weak. Lard dull and lowers
salee $50 tc at 1000 for prime city t1O 601O ~
~ urine ~ choice Western also for future delivery
Ountcs ., 1850 for october, D80 fOr November. ard
" wy iot Dccrmber and Janusry. Dressed hOgt 7sa
SIC bset selling fairy at 0a11S &c Tor plain anu extra
mes heeI mans over with sales Of prime Western
ESsRt Butter firm state prime to
common to good, 1ee22c; prime TO cnoice, 2dCs3sc
Cheese quie State factories "a 13r Western nat and
cheddar, 7al2c. kegs dull at 2Ja25c.
COTTON 500 IlBc higher ana active; rales 1928
bales mainly for consumption middng upla nds iic.
Futures Ice. hrscr with sacs OF 10000 balca clos
with sales at IL II SEC. for September, lie for
DC obcr and November II p32c for DE, ember II Lice
and 12c for ADr The Liverpool market stronger tor
arrival.
suSDRIEs-Navai stores were Arm and fairly ac,
tive export $50 bbls. spirits turpenne sold al JSc.
Tor souherns and sac for New Yorks. in rOsns there
saes OF good strained at u S1l19tp0 Petroleum
quiet but firm. 1f1ec. for crude. 10 bulk anu
26c Tor refined. In bhs. Ocean treigts were quiet and
rather easier In the Gaze of berth room charters.
however were STEADY; grain 20 LIVERPOOL, by
by sal lid; to London, by steam ID; -four by
sail 2s grain 10 Cork for orders, 6s do 10 Bristol
Char nell %. Sd deals to Liverpool, Dos Taow strong
~ o.. for prime. Whiskey nrmer and In demand al
tl.11. Sales $50 bbls.
2Oc gold no Gales. Mid grades also were quiet aud
unchanged at lpe22c for Java and i5@l7c. for Mara
New Orleans 4Oc0Oc.: Porto Rico, iOa5Sc. Rice fairly
active aud stca t4@6lfc for domestic. Raw sugars
were moderately active aud steady fair TO good re-
hnng Cubs Sslapc; sales 1iSi hhus and 7b7 bagf al
pls@p5tc. for Centrifugal, anu p4c for DerOsue. kv
nned was In some demand At 1iG111sc. for nards.
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Tho National Board OF Underwriters in COM
mittee OF the whole yesterday recommended semi.
annual instead OF annual meetings that the Executive
Committee when called upon TO pass rates In any cities
or towns, should allow such National Board Com
panles NJ had their home m such cities or towns rep
rrsentaiun and vote On such rate aud that West IN
department ~ the hoard should be established The
compensation OF agents I'm large cities vas referred TO
n committee collection Of fl2l taken los the
sufferers by yellow fever In savannah.
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Hotel servants sent To Private Houses 10
mnke K0om Tor strangers.

Within the past ten days over G0,0O0
strangers have come to New York, ON the way
to or coming from the Centennial Exh bition
The hotels are crowded to excess aud many ap.
piclnts for rooms and board are neccss trily
turned away. Some landlords are paying for
lodgings for the help, and guests are sic ping in
the servants rooms. Tue following figures
show the number Of persons registered m thif-
H. $3.50; seat Is, 2GUO; Sepl H. 2.5jS; Sept. 10,
500; : pt. 10 anI II, 1850; Selt. H. $3.50 nj.
10 O. 100 IofHl IN tignt Gays, A.As. these he-
utes ga not indicate the aggregate Of what are
termed 81 not | arrivals" for there are hundreds
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