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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
INSPECTORS CHARGED WITH RECEIVING HOUSE
MONEY FROM STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.

INSPECTORS CHARGED WITH RECEIVING HOUSE
MONEY FROM STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
II was reported yesterday the Custom House that
Special Treasury Agent Colonel NJ Hale has made bis
report the Secretary Of the Treasury respecting the
question OF housc money! taken by inspectors OF
toms for professedly working overtime steamships
while dIscharging. 1t also reported that every
Custom House officer who charges for time must
make bill against the owners OF the ship
steamer detailing the service DONE The special agent
declined TO make any statement on this subject, how
ever. Any o.ner demand upon ship owner II ronsd
cred black mailing One line In this city y said to have
paid 500 900 annually for house money" and To have
furnished 10 TIE Secretary Of the Treasury
the names OF all tho inspectors and others
To whom it paid Several Treasury agents
from Washin gton III this city working up data
specting this matter and some startling revelations
are shortly expected from Washington. The general
effect OF '.honse money Is to render the customs
officers receiving IL the slave OF the steamship
The rates paid vary from $50 to 5000 per ship. For
this money they have not TO be too particular about
"a box OF cigars for the OF the steamer
and likewise TO that goods general
order storehouse ut the expense of the merchant and
not OF tho steamship. To bring this about goods
Offer held at the dock for forty-eight hours from the
time OF the ships entry In other ways they also
expected TO make themselves agreeable. reform
necessary in this respect, and the Secretary OF tho
Treasury Is about to make II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19

ALEXANDRIA. Va. April ia-Arrived. steamer r O
Knight, New York; schr White Foam from 10y, Wash
ineton
saiIed-schr Twilight from Georgetown. -
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April i6-Arrivcd schr Jas Satter-
thwa ate. Kiggsvie, Me.
BOSTON April lr-Arrved. brig Qu vive fIsr,. Dunn.
Trinidad schrs Caroline Young Jaeksway. Philadepha
Grace vandlsen Reeves. aud VIM Marshall. Carr. do:
Chadwick. Dosne, weehavsen Grace Fears. McDonald
New York NJ Dcwoif Thatcher. Charleston: John Mid
dlcton Jr. Townsend, Philsdepha Francis l. Godfrey
Weeks, Weehawken.
Ciearcd--stesmer George Appold. Lovelsnd Baltimore
barks ubed Baxter newt. Baxter Melbourne: Rebcccs
Goddard Gcnny Accra africa, zephyrine Br) Johnson
Dcmerara: schr Ada barker. Dobbins - Pierre. Mart
sailedsteamer George Appod; banks Msgunticock and
Zcphyrnc
17th schrs Carrcl Sturges Port Johnson and
Chas Hsser. Poland Philndelpha lnos msprntcd)
Grace, Van Dusen. Reeves. d..
BALTIMORE. April ls-Arr.ved steamers Falcon. Kirby.
Charleston; VIM lawrence. Hove. Boston; blackstone.
Hslett. Providence: yineland. Bowen, New York
Cleared steamers VIM Kennedy Poster fr9siaenee
Louisa Walker kdcnton. NC; bark nrvester Petersen,
Londonderry: schr George Bowdcn, Phillips. xas.au
Jedonesri Dabrcyscki tAusU Nafevch Falmouth: srhrs
Maggie Chadwick. Norris. Pcrtland Jessie Elizabeth.
Weaver New Haven. ) Tyron Scxcrsop. BostSn James
II Moore. Doane, do. - 4 -,
BATH. April L. Sailed, schrs Ewood poran, JAWS.
Gardiner Tor Pnisdsiphis; David sinsrs Bradley -;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
DINNER TO MIR. wHITELAw REID.

The members OF the Lotos Club gave dinner last
evening 70 Mr.. whiteaw Reid, their retiring press-
dent His third term of ONCE expired April I. and
although the clubs unanimous choice for reelection
he declined account OF business cares The table
tho parlor of the club house. and handsomely
decorated with flowers. The paror walls were hung
with large collection Of paintings in add
ton TO those OF the club Mr.. John Brougnam,
Mr. Rcid behalf OF the club in his usual fitting
Mr. Reid, In reply, expressed his thanks tor their
apprec alton OF his efforts In the clubs interests
tinuing with review OF its history its origin growth
and present status. Then followed the speeches by
Messrs. Bayard Taylor, George H. Story, Thomas c.
Knox, +. A. Schwab and others. There about
sixty present in all among them Messrs William Hart
Edward Moran, Constant Mayer, Theodore Thomas,
George Fawcett Rowe, Colonel John l. Gowan and
others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
THE FARRELL MURDER.
John rAEFrE COMMITTED By THE CORONER

JOHN TAEFrE COMMITTED By THE CORONER
AND POLICE JUSTICE.
The inquest in the case OF John Farrell Of No. $40
West Twenty eighth street, who was killed by John
Tactic last Sunday, held yesterday morning by
Coroner Eickhon
Dr. Henry Griswod OF No. 1856 West Thirtieth street.
.irst called He testified that he called upon
TO attend the deceased The latter died about hour
after he was shot, experiencing only few moments
interval OF consciousness during that time The Doc
tor was present during TINS lucid interval and saw the
prisoner identify Tactic rs the man who shot him.
Martin Mcponough, thirteen years OF age who lived
In the same house, the second witness. He was
going up stairs the time the shooting occurred John
Farrell, Jr, coming down. and on passing Taeiic >
door, became engaged IN quarrel, during which
Farrell struck Tactic three or four times and then
knocked him inside his door; nj This moment the de-
ceased Mr. Farrell Sr) up and sent his sou down
stairs just he had done Tactic opened his door
and red the deceased atcr which he went back again
Thomas Pa,chell who resides in the same house,
next sworn. He corroborated The above testimony IN
regard To the quarrel between Taec and Farrels son.
He saw the pistol in Tactics hands
Mary Farrell daughter Of the deceased also saw the
shooting; Immediately after the report her father
cried out, ''oh I'm shot! and then went INTO their
room.
Thomas Farrell was next called, but gave no new
evidence HIS brother John and the two officers who
had charge of Tactic were also examined, but nothing
new.was elected
Dr. Marsh, deputy for Corner EckhoG, read TO the
Jury the result of his post examination OF the
body. He found that the bullet bad entered the oac.
right SIDE had passed through the stomach and
heart aud finally lodged under the SKIN just below tho
lett NIPPLE death being the result OF informal hemor-
rhage
Tue jury after absence OF about five minutes, rem
dcrcd verdict that John Farrell had dcd from IN
ernal hemorrhage tho result OF pistol shot wouad
in the right side wound having been produced At the
hands John Taeie at his residence on the morning
OF Sunday, April III
The prisoner was then asked If he had any statement
TO make but by of his counsel rcfrained from
doing so
Tactic was then committed tho Tombs without bail
by the Coroner. He arraigned before Justice Kill
breh the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
morning Tor examination Martin McDonough and
Thomas Palchel OF No 5l9 West Twenty ghth street.
testified hearing the pistol shot. DR.. Henry Gris-
wold Of No $3.50 West Thrteth street, testified as TO
the cause DEATH and officer Kek, OF the Twentieth
precinct the finding Of the pistol between the
mattresses OF the bed III Taeos Judge kiibreth
fully committed Tactic TO the Tombs without bail and NJ
once sent the papers to the District Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19

srNorICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTISG sERvICE-Captains officers Of vessels on
any the displacement removal
OF ANY buoys requested communicate the
HERALD in order that the matter be pub
licy brought Of the proper authorities
letter addressed the HERALD giving the number and
position OF the buoy and the Of the displacement 10
all that Is necessary.
ss-NoTIcE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEw YoRx
has adopted Coston ght signal for
use on the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing colors red red changing from the other
succession. and be several miles distant Cap
tains upon seeing this signal will obligs Ms By
preparing any marine they have for tho Ship
News Department Of the HwgALp
pPersons desrous Of with vessels arriv
ing at New do nv addressing such vessels
oHxRALD yacht pier No East River. New York
received all parts othe world and promptly do
lvercd Duplicates required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
FOREIGN PORTS

ALICANTE March 23-sailsd bark sueE tItsD. stoncs.
Brasupa April s-sailed. brig Constance BD. Hollis
for Bristol b wai,ins Stella
sail ss for
destination: q coonan sBr,. Adair. from Wilmington:
Win e Alfred LOT q for
ious days; os Grant Sm MarscsSo via KEY West
for New York, dscharsed; COMBS coomhs from Bos
90 ,s' MAJ:
cADz March 3o,sAied schr John not SARAH. Smith,
In port April i, brig Kennedy. Peterson, from New
ga GAnprsas April iS@arrvea bark. Ocean Pear. Henley
don csse ae smith NsM
Jai. brown, Seisrson, do; Prod J Collins, Townsend,
sailed 18th, .chn Weeks. Farr Of Hsseras; Almon
in port ish bark Lorins Loring from New York. ar
yed 18th Tor to load cargo Of wrecked bark New
GusSrASA1o, April ssailed: briss Maria Wheeler. Gro
ph.m. Sssrs York
osG Koso. March io-ssiod, ship Gryfs lBr). Roberts,
Sailed March bark: Sass. Ar In. iSs
United Kingdom Sss s;hers ~ ship; II, T%
ssi ship. ss%ss RssS White Portland
Alden Bs..s: So;s.. New castle: Ssw arrived ioh
ssa Ss% York r. ~ Porss1s sirseS.n
.r,S.s soys. dol bark cepsga s onsrson 70,
Ns .''ssS ' arrived 10Th; S.rson ao~s: d.
oaans So Br 20 load Tor san Francisco ships Mary Whit
ridge, Cuter from Shanghae). aud Nightingale, Palmer
from Yokohama, both TO load for 90
Cardiff 18th. brig Martha Berry Berry, Philadelphia;
schr River Queen. Hibbs. New orleans.
Arrived 18TH steamer City Of Merida, Reynolds New
York
HALIFAX. April I7-Arived. schr L Sc Pierre tIsr)
Turks Island
sailed nth brig Memphis tsr, Reynolds St Johns NF;
Sailed 18Th steamer Austrian fBr Richie Liverpool.
MArASzAs April l4-Arived, bark Daring Branscomb,
Philadelphia brig McrwH. Downs do 18th, schrs AidanA
Rokes. Rhodes, Dnbln Mary Cook. Cook. New York;
PRocRsso April 2-Ccared schrCcean Traveller Adams,
Sew York. with iog~ood sincc reported sailed for Key
West).
sehr Santa Rosa errici. which port sth
from Kingston ia. It'll
March lOTn port snip Mary Whitrdge. Cut
ter. for Hong Kong 10 lead for San Francisco.
SIERRA LkoSK March l4-ln port bark Albertns Upton.
IRON Boston.
su.IxAx March Pin port. brig Henry TrowbrIdgo.
Crocker from Boston arrived 10th schrs Ida L. Crocker
from do. arrived I'D, Modena Mcbride. Tor Boston in
Cardenas: 10Th, schr l. Wheeler Bowman. Havana;
18th, briggs Castaa. Whittemorc Liverpool: 18th Saeus
MundAy, Philadelphia: schr Maud, Robinson, Providence:
18Th bark Lopez. Mcdonald. Portland; brig Rcbecca
Page. i'm. New York
Sailed 18th scbrs Baird. Mayhew north OF Hatteras;
Martha Jnne tBr, Brown. do
1T JAeo. April lo-saled, brig Perces Hinckley Small.
sr JomS, Nh. April is-Arrved ship Astoria Kelley.
Liverpool esrks Charles Cox tBr,. Goudy do; Joseph Ba-
ker RYDER, Boston.
sailed 18th, bark windward tBr. Higgins Dublin
Cleared 9Th, bark Danube. for Dublin.
TxIssfE. April i3-Arrved. bark Luigi Ruggiero 0tAn
Rugrirro. New York before reported without dats)
wnAxroA, March Hin port spips Haze Wiki and
Charter Oak. Smith. Tor New York
YoEoHAuA. March 1A--Arrived. bnrks Escort. Carver
Newcastle. SsW Wallace. Mccormack, New York; 10th,
Nettic Merryman. Masters do.
YARMOUTH, Ms April I7-Arrived brig Arthur CBr) from
Demcrara
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schr Eva Divsrto. Handy. Pawtucket for New York
Schr Ida Palmer Palmer. Stamford tor New lork. j
sehr Sarah Babcock soidsnith trsenwct tor New York
Sehr Fair Wind. Bowman. New Bedford for New York
Schr Mail. Mead. Greenwich Tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer George Cromwell. Bacon, New York for HALIFAX
and st johns ny.
Steamer Neptune Berry New York for Boston.
Steamer Galatea, Walden New York for Pyovidence.
Steamer Tillie, Ewing New York for New London and
Norwich
Brig Quaco (Br, Campbell New York for st John, NIB
Brig Agcnora. Buckinsn New York for Portland Me-
Schr Sarah smith, Blissett, New York for Province
town.
schr Mcdonald Mcdonald New York for Gloucester
Schr Chief Smith. Pot johnson tor Norwich
Scbr Emma. Cook New York for Norhport .
Scar American Eagle. Shaw. HaverstrAw for New Lon
don.
schr Smith. Baldwin. Port johnson for Bradford
Schr Flying Fish, Howard New York tor Northport-
Schr Rcd Jacket Brockway. Rondout tor Boston
Schr @ smith, Smith, Weehawken for Boston.
schr Potter Hooper bradbury Haverstraw for rrovi
dence.
Shr Henry Crskey Kelly Port Johnson for Providence.
schr Sarah w Blake, Briggs. Newark for Dighton
Sclr Addie Sawyer. Miller Iioboken for Boston.
Schr Golden Rule, Wilson, New York for Providence.
Schr James Randall. Smith, Exxbehport for Norwich
Schr John Hurst Cook. Port johnson tor Prosidence
schr Cambridge. Mciarr. New York for Boston.
schr Ripple. Mann. Trenton for korwalk-
Schr Naad Queen, Smith. Newburg tor Fall River
schr w.rford Sprague. Port johnson for Pswtucket.
schr Ovetta. Harvey. Virginia for New Haven.
Schr George Gium, Bacon New York Tor SAybrook-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A NEW PASS rRon MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
NEw ORLEANS April Is lS7H.
From the following letter IL will be that sufficient
depth Of has been obtained in South Pass enable
II passage TO the The work
and Captain Esds
appl which should be awarded to merritt
PoRr EADs April ~. 1875.
MrG BAvLsr. Resident Engineer south Pass Jetty
Works. New Orisans:-
DKAa SIR-Mr Corthen made careful soundings through
the jees to-day placing buoys bar Least depth
found was full feet - feet channel now extends down
deep In this half mile have several hundred
which the depth - feet A. locality half down
the md 81 feet and for several hundred
the depth from 10 to ~ feet The channel quite
straight nearly all the and evidently locating itself
centrally between the jettieA JAMES b. EADS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
ANTI-TAMMANY PRIMARY.

The First Assembly District Anti Tammany Conven-
ton last evening at No. II Park and chose
delegates and at,rnates to the State Convention at
Utica -Dclegates-Mcssrs Michael c. Murphy, Ira
Shafer and Andrew Blake Acknowledgement Hal
pm. ST., John Egan ana Michael lyman. The delegates
go unpcdged, but Will endeavor to promote harmony
among the democratic party.
In the Fourteenth Assembly district the following
were elected TO represent the Anti Tammany party
Delega.es-Thomas j. Crcainer, r. J. Carly, NJ. q.
Danenbaum. Alicrnates-Edward j. Stapleton, John
l.. Donnelly, John G. Kane.
In the Seventeenth Assembly Observation-Disclosures
Jerome Buck, Adolph Sanger, Horny Murray. Alter
naies-Montz Ellingcr, George W. Piunkett, William
King
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19

Bark Ecels lBH, Gould, from Antwerp for New York,
April ID lat - 30 Ion 81 10
Bark Eunomia tNor Olsen from Londonderry for Balti-
more April IL 40 miles Il Of Cape Hcnlopen.
Bark Florence. Smith from Auckland NJ for New York,
Feb 4 lRs 30 5, lon ~ W.
Bark Conquest Small from san Francisco for Phadel
phiR. Feb ~, lat 81 y. Ion 81 w.
Brig Anna baker t from cadis for Boston. April 16 lat
~ ~, lon 67
schr Montana from San Francisco for NaratIan date
lat - 81 n. Ion ilO5I W.
Schr Wyoming Foss, from st Stephen, NIB for MRyaguex
PR. April IL. lat 81 ~, Ion 81 To-
Schr Pioneer. kcnnis,n from Port Natal for Mauritus
NO date OF Cape Of Good Hope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
BROOKLYN
wHISKEY


Yesterday Ave deputy collectors under escort OF
Captain Ferry ana platoon Of tho Third precinct made
descent upon shaniy situated in Columbia street,
near Huntington street, Twelfth ward Brooklyn. They
seized stil OF $50 gallons capacity full play. cop
per worm, goose neck forty gallons OF whiskcy and
500 gallons OF mash were also found the premises,
but no one came 10 the front TO claim the property
motley asscnbiagc assalcd the officers but driven
s.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
TAMMANY PRIMARIES.

The following delegates elected last evening to rep
resent several Tammany districts in the next Demo
cratic State Convention, wcrc unnstructed In the
Eleventh district the delegates Augustus schel
Harry Dcfcndorf and Peter TraInor alternaes David
Banks, John Deery and George Cauheld.
Tlceifh District - Delegates - Henry Woltman
Patrick keenan,, William H. Cooke. Alternates-Pat-
rick Moore, Samuel Wild. James A. Newberger.
Fourteenth District -Dclegates-Bernard Reilly
Peter Kehr, John 7. Kelly Alternates-A. Dugro,
Luxe +. Cozzens, Patrick j. Hamburg.
Fifteenth District -Delegates-John d. Townsend
Joseph Blumcnthal, X. J. Morrison Alternatcs-M r
killian, Hugh L. Cole Edward Brucks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmaste informed
that BY tec.rAphing 30 the HERALD London Bureau adj
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street. London" tho
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc rOpers
Paris" the arrivals aud departures European
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign trading
with the United states. tho viii 90 cabod his
country tree OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Mcdi
ports will nnd the Paris ONCE this
and expeditions for telegraphing nswx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
SAILED.

Steamers Amerque Fr, for Hsvre: Idaho tBr) Liver
pool Wilmington, Havana; Herman Iivingson Savannah;
ship. Strsthern tBr Liverpool Gsrbald Francisco
William tBD, -; barks Eia. Panama; Marie (Nor),
Newport Guilo utalJ. Lisbon brig Trenmore NOR,
Dublin,
Wind sunset. NV; midnight n.
Barometer sunset. 81. II midnight 3Q?l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
wHALEMEN.

Cleared at New Bedford April IL bark Swallow, Ellis
Atlantic Ocean.
her March ~ lat "a =, Ion ~ W.
spoken (by bark Cryou at New Bedford from Fran.
csco) Feb a. Lar 10 g. Ion ~ w. whaling bark OF
40 painted black. streak round her, aud
have whale aiongside: March ~. ~ Ion - w,
she same bark, bound n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
THE WEST SIDE CENTENNIAL UNION.

The West Side Centennial Union. composed Of the
German choral and musical organizations Of that part
Of the cny At Central Hall In West Thirtysecond street
last evening completed tho for the torch
Irhs processon 10 take place he Of the Ccntcn
Al fourth programme TOR tho musical festivities
= Kim PARK on The Fourth Of July was adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
NEW YORK woMEN'S CENTENNIAL
UNION.

There viii be grand Centennial meeting on behalf
OF the New York womens Centennial Union In the
great hail OF the Cooper Institute, on Wednesday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK.

meeting Of depositors OF the German Uptown
Savings Bank will be held this evening. al eight
O'Clock, Mt Terrace Garden, Fiity-eghth street and
Lexington avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Netiu~er.
-. -
06Sr.

ArRs or DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK g0R TEE MONTHS
OF APRIL AND NAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19

WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH. April IL, PM-wind Sw.
HoLYHKAD, April Ia, PM-Wind ESR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-01

ton, a lot of cattle and sundries.
She leaves tomorrow evening with
a return trip for all points on White,
Black and little Red rivers, going
through to Jacksonport, carrying
the mail and giving special atten-
ton to all way business. Mr.. Ed
Crowell, a gentleman who is recog-
nized for his prompt attention to
business and uniform kindness, has
charge of the Office.
The tow5oat Liberty No. 2, lay
ing at the foot of Market street,
sprung a leak this morning and
sunk, and lays in a p~recarious con-
dition, buoyed up by lines, chains
and coal flats. She coaled last
night, and was to have left to-day
for the Ohio river for a tow. The
cause of the sinking is attributed tx
putting the coal on one side Of her.
thus listing her off, causing hel
seams to open and to take water
She is valued at $4,000, and i
owned by her master, Captain &c
Oats, and others.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-01

salssd. ssiOs; rrssn sailed. Ss7s, rssn. =
GARD-T srees. Il 10 IKE. esEs. lsc, half
barrels lie; In pals lsA 10 cAc.
LkMoNsSE WNS % . eoA 49,
LIVE STOCK Quiet 9 aice sross. SaE.t.N
oxen and eowe9SeSSs gross fed ssttls aN9
So; calves. S5aS per head; COW and calves,
SIS n0AtQ %; hou. NaSAc; sheer, SSS01e;
lambs. 81 S0No per head
MESS PORK Lightweighe SIC Ntoh 80;
ness pork, heavy, SIS to BN.
NOlASSES-Nsw common. -ci .tar. coci
prime. ASc; strictly prime Oes choice, 30.
NATCakS BLACklN0. hrC-Weqeote;
Natrhef q rroSs. 800 in box. I 81 pNrlor, y
eross, St,as so; Dixon's stove polish, y
gross. 6; A1son'a blaekias, = gross, sSoi
EkiIsSSmtnSSNkes.
NAVAL S~lGRkS-kean. bet ytrEin,
S oOf psle. 5; No. IL IS; No. :. 4 So pitch, q
~. so; tar, y bhl, ] 50; half Dbl, AN;
Manills rope, Rlb, lSSlske; Sisal. lN9l6kc;
Jared rops. 81 r maSnn; Ssa spes SaSn.
oATs-6sts. mixed. tTa5os per hushsl.
ONIONS-per bnl. - 50.
PICS FEKr-Kegs. 100 to2S; hall Dbl. $50
PP0JTAroEs-ss 5Ossl IS per barrel. Sweet
potatoes, ~ a5to2SL
PICKiRS-PSr h~alf-barrsl. 4 50 to Soa.
pAINTS-Linseaa eli. IS; beiled. Use;
turpsntine, 4lc; Japan dryer. S9Sl %: putty,
balk. &c; hlsdders, 4Hcs vanish. coach. 5 o.;
copal, No. /, ! Is; kre-prcof paint, dry, 4xci
Venetian red. dry, Cooksen's. SIC; yellow
cchre, dry, French. Sc, white Lead. l09llc;
red lead. 1lc; cottsge colOrs. sn9loSe.
PEAS-l S182 60 y bushel.
RTCE-0rdinRry to choice. 5Sal@o.
SUGAR. L0UISIANA-ln hhds. fair, SIC
new, fully sair, sh4e; prime, 9t4e; choice, ivs'
10 l0hc; yellow clarinet, ~ 10 Hei White'
1 ~ - 10. krrra1ad Ia hfrhaF.
SUGAR REFINED Refined A,l2x9l2ste
crushed and powdered 1919; granulAted lSe4ci
cut loaf. 40 per pound.
SYRUPS-Csnm1n to fancy 900 to SIS pei
gallon.
dairy In bbls; 975te 100; Liverpool coarse
sacks, / 80 to 14e; Liverpool fine. sacks, 1 50 q
S0AP-Rosin and German 5 to SIC per h
SrARoH-tls95c Per ID.
TINHENS' ST0CK-rn plate, 10. loxls
box IL; 10, lx2. Is; &c, l2xl2, Il 90; Ic
roo6nr. ID; TX. i1xi4, is; TX. IA 90; Is; TX
KIP, II rs; aheet iron, boiled, Nos. % AM
z, S35kc; do, charcoal, -@Sc; do, galvan
ired, lS8l4c: Russia iron, Ao; Imitation DO
lie; sheet zinc, lie; iron aire, S9l5c; soldier
09-e; lead. l0c; copper pits. soc; metallic
T6RXEYS-sO 90 to u o. per dozen.
VINEGAN-6O0d to choice. 1850, an
common, lac lsf salon.
WHISKY-Proef. par gallon. as in ase an
quality, el S97 %.
WO0L-Fins fleece washed. g h $50 pc
mound; medium fleece washed. IS to SIC
J coarse fleece washsd, % to Se; choice tn
washed, Alto i5o, fair tub washed. 81 70 Sic
| a ngy aud poorly washed, SO to Sc; fine NJ
washed, q to 23c; medium unwashsd, y I
fso; coarse unwashed, "a to Zoe; common az
WOOD AND WILLOW WARK-Two an
three hooped, painted buckets. 50 IS; buel
Y ets, Z dozeA, hrass-b0una. cedar, 2 and
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