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STRUGGLING TO SAVE CASE.

Before the resumption OF tho case OF DR.. Lambert
Mr. Algcrnon ). Sullivan appeared and urged Judge
Brady tho granting oil stay Of proceedings on benalf
OF the convicted president OF the Security Life nsur-
ance Company, Robert 1. Case. Mr.. sullivan had all
ready before Judge DAVIS and failed to get what
he wanted. Ho said TO judge Brady that while NJ Nd
mittcd It wast discretion which the courts should
rarely exercise no thought no harm would result IN
the present instance ami the reputation OF the court
for prompt adm nstrauon OF justice would not suffer.
1t the fret tmc that chprge OF perjury had Dccu
brought that form OF affidavit prepared by tho In
surapce Department ana sworn 10 by the prisoner.
Mr.. sullivan held that the words 80 tho bost oil my
knowledge, information anu bclfcf," qualified the
whole affidavit that part oil II sworn 70 with
out that qualification anu mono sworn 10 absolutely.
The rcply OF District Attorney Phelps was that tho
president secretary respectively and that fact was
sworn To absolutely. Tho next, that sucn ana such
assets tho absolute properly OF the company,
within their know ledge hcn come the iiabt
tics, these the oath IS OH Information and
belief
Mr.. Sullivan responded by saying IT was clear
enough the prisoner might have sworn IN qualincd
way. II was all one statement, concluding with "n-
formation and belicf.u No one could tell but that
such was the intention Of the draugntsman and the
atlantis. AT all events harm couli be done by per-
mitting that aged man TO remain In mo Ioinps unill
the General Term decides Judge Brady said no would
eDdcr his decision this morning.
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A WEALTHY HEIR.

Mr.. D. Willis James, late guardian OF " T.. james,
applied some time ago TO Surrogate Daley, OF Kings
county ior the passage Of his accounts and his
charge tho ward having attained his majority Tho
Surrogate, BY misinteTprctation OF tho guardians
accounts, became possessed OF the idea that
SSO,OUo had been expended in eight yoars
Tor the maintenance, education and support OF the
ward lengthy opinon WAS gwen by the Sur ogale,
IN which ne refused The appicaton Tor Time being
on the ground mat $4,000 Per year Tor the maintcn
ance oi an infant was remarkably large sum. the
mistake was aitcrward pcnted ouL to The Surrogate
anu nc was shown that Instead OF SS0,0y0 having been
expended In eight years for the support &c,
OF the infant, but $40, 996 III was paid out.
Yesterday Surrogate Daley rendered another de-
cison, In which he states that this sum- considered
In reference 10 the means and position OF the ward
and the length OF his minority, was reasonable and
proper. The administration OF his trust by Mr. James
shows that hc has largely Increased the innds origi
naIly COMMITTED TO his care, ana his manag gomcnt
thereof has been In all respects prudent anu judi
ciousn He brings tho decision 10 an end by passing
the accounts Of Mr.. James.
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do hereby appoint the times and places Of holding the
circuit courts courts OF Oyer and rsrmner, special
terms and special for non-enumerated motions
and Chambers business tor the 1878 and 1879,
as folows:-Threo circuit courts, 70 be known re-
spect,yev as Part l. Part and Part g. TO be held
tue first Mondays Of January. February, March, April
May, June, October, November and December, al the
Court House. The city OF New ork courts OF Oyer
aud Terminer, the hrst Tuesdays Of February and
November OF each year IN the places aioresaid spe-
the first Mondays Of January February, March, April
May, June, October, November and December OF each
year for Part and on tho first Mondays Of February
April, June, November and December OF each year
TOR Part 2. at The place Aforesaid. Special terms
and Chambers for enumerated motions and Cham
bers business the FIRST and third Mondays OF each
month IN each u said years at the place Aforesaid
In witness whereof the several Judges OF said
Court hereuno set their hands, TINS 3Oh day Of
1877.
NOAH DAVIS. CHARLES DONoHuE
JOHN r. BRADY. ABRAHAM X. LAWRENCE
GEORGE T.. BARRETT.
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THE COURTS.
Pains and Penalties of a Summer So
journ in the Country.
A PRISONERS PRERcGATNE.
Motion for a New Trial in the Silk
Smuggling Case.
AN oPERATIC DIVORCE.

Miss Isabella 8. Graves, together with her mother
last summer taking board al boarding house in that
rural locality. Among the boarders was Alfred Lewis
alleged wealthy bachelor and owner OF hne iarm
In Greone county Miss Graves says that Mr. Lewis
behaved himself like gentleman for some time, but
anerward began TO drink immoderately, ana then be-
camo very violent and abusive TO herself and other
boarders in the house. Sho states further that on
The sth OF December when, with two small boys,
she was riding IN q carriage Lewis In
tercepted her, stopped her horses, and
shaking his nst nj her frightened her
that she leaped from the vehicle and fed to hou 90
In The negbborh ood that Lewis followed alter her,
and stopped bis entrance into the mouse On
aered into pxrley with the lady OF tho house who In
Sercepted him mis- pursuit. and that she, taxing ad-
vantage OF delay escaped by rear door and hur-
1ied her carriage hoping 10 prevent any iur-
ther disturbance on the part Of her prosecutor She
was not thus iortunatc would appear from the rest
ol her story hardly had she re-cntcred the car
Yisge when Lewis hold OF her. struck her several
violent blows on the tack and shoulders, tore her
1acQ ue nearly of IRON and attempted TO throw her
Iroiu the vehicle. She further alleges that she was
Iaid up for some time on account OF Inc IN
mres thus sustained, and that on tho next day
Peace she had be lifted into carriage and held
pp while making her complaint before the justice.
she has brought suit against Mr. Lewis for $lO OOO
damages A motion was made before Judge Law
repce ia Supreme Court, Chambers, 10 change The
venue to Greene county. Mr. Lewis denies all her
and says that she rode on load OF apples
iew days afterward 10 Catski distance OF twenty
Two miles. She adms going TO CatsktIi, out says that
il WAS on a warm, moonlight night; that she selected
such q time avoid public observation, sho
bav ng to lay bed placed in wagon. The load OF
appies she places at basketiuL Judge Lawrence
den ed the notion that the case II brought 10 tra
will have be tTl here.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Stock Market Again
Weak.
GOLD 1O2 SIS A 1o2 1-2
Government Bonds Weak, States Lower
and Railroads Strong.
MONEY SAC A A 9 PER CENT.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREEr,
WEDNESDAY, Dec 5-6P. NJ
Although Mr.. President Mangam In his letter 10 the
Stock Exchange yesterday was Indignant that the
smoke which hung about tho credit OF the National
Trust Company should be taken evidence OF 1re
ne appears by tho following aDlche, TO have some
faith in the proverb after all. The notice which
posted IN the company's once carly this morning
reads as foows:-
To THE DErosIroRs NATIONAL TRusr Cox.
Iu consequence OF the malicious reports in circuia-
tion regarding the character of this company, and by
Examiner OF Inc state we hereby give notice that wo
are made. d. r. MANGAM, President
cordially indorse tho action OF Preaidcnt Mangam
In requiring tho notice days referred to above.
WILLIAM J. BEST, Special Examiner.
Two facts arc patenl--nrst, that Mr. Bcst was At
work examining tho affairs Of tho company at TIM
when tho president understood to deny that suG
an examination taking piacc and, second that w.
concern has actually stopped payment on demand
at sight Little effect, however, wus mad upo :
the share market. Tho egg had been suckcf
pretty dry by spectators the day before. and II wss
not particularly golden at that SO prices whicl
had sold down during tho first hour OF business began
to rally before noon, but only TO slump away again
ana finally to close materially higher and at nearly the
best ngurcs OF the day Lake Shore for days past
was the weakest OF tho list, with no moro vcrebrm
than an oyster and not inviting an OBJECT 10
bulls who had got long OF the stock in the seven-
tics Toward thc close OF business vigorous up.
ward push given to tho stock, which marked
quotations up TO 601S, the point TO buy
bong freely circulated. Western Union took
an equally sudden turn upward, possibly because
It should properly have takon turn downward, It
bong announced that tho Executive Committee hat-
mot and adjourned until MONDAY next without pass
Ing upon tho subject OF dividend While business
was fairly active fluctuations limited the great
est changes being IN Lake Shore and grangcrs An
unusual weakness In tho latter. which carried down
values one per cent more, rather puzzled tho
friends OF those properties who have pinned thor
faith aud their money thor Intrinsic worth Tho
earnings Of St Paul road for the fourth week In
November, which show q comparative gain over last
year OF only S. 700, may hayo had something to do
with the weakness and by sympathy affected ~
Northwestern neighbor
OPENING PRICES
The opening prices to-day were as follows:-Gold,
l02sx; Western Union, Tx; Lake Shore, 59k; Now
York Central, 1O5@ Michigan Central, 57A Delaware.
Lackawanna ana Western, 40; Delaware and hude
son, AK; Morris and Essex, 76K; Eric, sX; s..
PAUL 34A; do preferred, 691s; Northwestern, AH;
do. preferred, 65; Kansas Pacidc, TX; WABASH, Isl
c., c., C. anc L., 33; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 12K;
do preferred, 27h; Chicago and Alton. TIN; Rock
Island 09X; c., B. and QUINCY. 101K; Union Pacihc,
81; Mariposa preferred, AZ.
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN & co.

In tho suit brought by the United States OF mexico
sGsinst Duncan, sherman Co, ex-Judgc shpmsn,
their assignee, and Alexander Duncan TO set aside the
assignment to Judge Shipman and the deeds to Alex
snder Duncan, motion was argued yesterday before
Judgs Davis, In Supreme Court, Chambers, to inter-
pose bar 10 tho su tbs decree entered 10 the suit
brought for the same purpose IN the United states
Court stay III the present SUIT having been granted
DendIDg the decision IN the action brought IN The ied
nal court. Judge DAVIS took the papers Meantime,
against the parties Judge Davis mas gwen deci-
sion allowing the putting In Of supplemental answer
a payment Of costs but with ~ stipulation that "
tbe plaintiffs desire 10 discontnuc the suit they
A Without costs.
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RIAL ESTATE.
The following sales made yesterday on tho
Real Estate Exchange:--

Inc tOHOWIuS Suieb WeAo indu0 ySSsotu"J w SnS
Real Estate Exchauge:-
ny SCOTT MYERs
Of seven lots. each 25xse on West lS5th 60 o.o
Also, s' sale 81 -s ss ''1'0
tween ia5th and lash Sta to plaintiff. 1850
cour. sa .A4s: s.iesspa -s Neck.
a sHs'S w. 81 M 10: s. a. En-. sA
suprcm. cour. foreclosure e. s.ia-wiii.n Is. Wyatt.
Win ;S ~; Wo'' 70 m
ro-eeo.ur. sale. BY order the eeur. q Common
i,s. rS.s oass sss' vh Mie e. No. go na
lleth st.. n s., i7s4 IT, W. Of I'd av, 10 Lamb q 90.
Also. one lot. a51e5 sylvan place, =, Sim. 49,
OF 10th st. 10 p'.'n n a,,is sr iooo
Foreclosure socs by order Of tho cour. Of Common
Ploas--J Amcs r. Van Renssciear. referee : OF the
nv C. S. i63 f. $ Of 10Th st. to plaintiff -. IL 900
Total sales for the ss2 525
sosh St n s.. 800 f. v. OF ist av., 5oxas9; Corne-
81 a' Aswsg Nv. 4S g assr sshsr rsss sns to S'
sophia Meyer. s. COO
H. stsrnbors and husband to B. Wetich....... I4ooo
es,h s.. corner Of LIST av, So.4xiis; j. Stow -,
iss,i 9Th st.. t. n 81 iss t. e Of wiiiis ay issxioo
,23d ward); i. Woods aud wife to L. A. Budding -
18th st.. n g.. leo H. w. Of ist av soxsa ii. Fried.
se.S a"ss. st no no 2ai Eth t. W Of av A. sslols Ger
maua Lie Insurance ompany W b. Havanagh. lO75O
Franklin Mv., v. C15d wnrdJ, W. II. Leomard ref-
cree 10 Alfred dickinson 5000
125th ~ s. o.. 1S5 Il. w. OF 18th Av.. 3sxlUu11; t.
r. Farrell trefcrcci 10 Jewett... 5000
il7th ~, $. ). ss5sit. y. OF Sd av, ,aie1iooiixir
rcsuar also Lexington av.. c. corner OF ll7th
81. Irregular; Martha Hays and husband to T. j. -
Isl "ss' ss L. e. corner q asv1: Geo l. Cur
T. M j. q Donohae . ~. .'........ "a $50
Robbins av., corner OF Lexington 81 59.6x75 esd
ward; a. Jscsson 10 EDWARD Woods: 5,aoo
135th A.. 15O r. Q. Of Willis ID sx10O r23d
wardJ. EDWARD Woods and wife 20 A. JacKson.. $500
74th ST.. r. 30 H. O.. ol Madison nv 2Js1o2 - ~
Mssrath rnd wife TO M orsan 2ooo
Jennett Thomas, to Catharinc bradley. n .. corner
OF lst nv. and lIth ST. jycsrs .........,... 1000
william 81; sycars 10000
Uavanaph, Bernard, to GcrmaniN I.lfe Insurance
Company. n. Of ssth St. W. Of av A; year.. $500
Woods edward " Ann Jackson, e. corner Of Rob- s.o
bins av. ana Lexington st. esd wardl years.. S58
ycss.............. l2oO
Same to same Lexington Sc, esd ward) years.. 500
S.. W. OF Varick st ... '......... $500
Same to NJ T. Brainbridge, n 8. OF Larhs 81, ~ OF o,
Dcans' 81 nj. q. and husband. TO- Iiomc Insurance
COMPANY e. Of s,h IT., s. ". Of iiih st, year 5000
CASH ~ Ann. TO s. q. Williams, s oil 10Th ST.,
OF 80 ay years. o,ooO
corner of 4th aud Horatio ss 2years........ 3OUt
ST. e. 9Th ay; 12ooc
Dempsey, Ann aud husband. TO Emigrnnt Industrial
............,............:.. 3Ut
Kind, Moses and wife, TO ~ William Il Lsnef. g. - Of
49th ST.. w. o, 3d NV. years s......:......... ouN
corner Of greenwich and Murray SITS demand... 5OU
Hail. Henry b.. TO George i. Bristcn, s. .. OF George
b. Cz3d ward) "
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entirely unprecedented. and would expose the ousi-
ness oi zach company TO the mercy oil any one VINO
received considerable attention n insurance CIR
ces, and while It conceded that the superntend-
ent had the legal right to make the re-
qurement. there was prospect OF much
protestation and evasion II possible. Fortunately,
however, the Superintendent has Withdrawn his de-
mand view OF the serious opposition with which
1t was received. and suggests that some less oojec
tonabie plan may DO devised for securing his pur-
pose, which is understood be put the companies
under the strictest surveillance possible
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679 Madison avenue. tho lss inst, as she was
walking IN the street. Tho sentence was meted
out 10 this prisoner
BURGLARY AND LARCENY.
Thomas Johnson, OF No s2s West Thirty fourth
street, one Of three men who broke into store at
No l,444 broadway the 18th OF November last,
bu. caught before any property carried of.
pleaded guilty and sentenced State Prison Tor
Two years and six months.
James ScAnnell, aged sixteen, OF No. TO Second
avenue pleaded guilty TO the charge grand larceny
having stolen quantity of clothing from tho store or
Samuel Fogg. No 305 East Thirtieth street. He was
sent TO the Penitentlary for one year.
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THE WHEELER BANKRUPTCY.

United States Commissioner Osborne gave his de-
sision yesterday In tho case Of Mr. G. NJ. Wheeler
who Is bankrupt and who Is charged with having
wsully ana iraudulently omitted from his schedule
certain property aud effects and with having ccacd
N tho assignee IN bankruptcy. Tho Commissioner
holds omission to make the Jty the assets
u W. Bailey Lang * Co, OF which Arm Wheeler was
member, Is remediabie, inasmuch as the assets
stii within tho Jurisdiction OF the Bankruptcy Court
and that the bankrupt can be compelled 10 enter hom
the application OF the creditors There
proof the Commissoncr said, Of conccamcnt OF
o. Of criminal intent and therefore, the defendant
would DISCHARGED
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. r., Dec s, 1877.
Proceedings In tho Court OF Appeals, Wednesday,
December 5:-
No. 2l5. BerthoIf vs. o.eilly.-ArRumcnt resumed
aud concluded No. l4D Collins New York Cen
tral, &c, ,RaiiroaL-Argued Wy a. T. Lanug Tor appel.
liant; submitted for respondent No. 15S. Coughlin
VS.. New York Central, &c. Ralroad--Argued by a. p.
Laning ior appellant; John u Strong ior respondent
CALENDAR.
The following Is the day calendar for Thursday. De-
cembcr 6Nos 161, 222, 22s, 49, 229, 235, 1872 l27.
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GENERAL SESoIOSS--PART /.
Before Judge Glldcrslccve,

WARMING TO PocKETBooK sNATCHfRs.
John Martin, OF Twentysixth street and Tenth ave.
nue.. pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny from the person.
having, on the LIST inst, sDatchcd pocketbouk con-
tanning sl7 and pair Of eyeglasses the property OF
Matilda Taylor, OF No. LOG West Thirteenth street. as
she WAS whkinS on sixth avenue Judge Giidcrslcevc
sent tho prisoner Tor tho torn OF yenrs aud SIX
months to The State Prison. Patricg Cassidy, junk
guilty TO similar offence. hc snatcncd a pocket
book, containing 81, IRON Carrie N. Damon, OF No.
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SUPERINTENDENT SMY IHE'S con-
CESSION.

somo weeks ago Mr. John r. Smythe, supcrin-
tcndcnt OF Insurance., notaed the lie companies in
this city forward lists c their policy holders with
certain other specifications including Post Onice adj
dresses. These requirements met with great op.
position IRON life insurance officials nearly all
oi them agreeing shat such demand was
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IMPORTANT JUDICIAL ORDER.

The suprsmo Court judges yesterday flied tho fol.
lewiug documeue which speaks for itsel:-
Tho undersigned, judges OF tho Supreme Court for
- Fiut Judicial distrct OF the State oi New York,
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A LAWYER IN TROUBLE.

Deputy Sheriff Higgins yesterday arrested lawyer
named John Percy, who mad been nnod 500 Tor con-
tempt of court anu who had refused 10 pay the dne
The prisoner LOGGED In Ludlow Street JaiL
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following the highest and lowest prices Of
THE MoNRY MARKET.

Money on call was easy In the forenoon Al az ~
cent, most business being done ut ~ per co.
During the afternoon, however,, money advanced to-
and closed ~ per cont Prime commercial par
was quoted at a Z per cont The following were e.
OF exchange New York at tho undormentionec
cities to.day:-Savannnh, buying u discount, seitH
n; CINCINNATI fair demand. 100 discount, selling Pc
Charleston easier, buying freely At Y discount; .si
LOUIS, 30 discount; New Orleans, commercial n =
716, bank u discounts Chicago, 80 premium and M
waukee par. Foreign exchange was quiet, with aotu
business the basis Of So 81 for bankers' six
days. sterling bills, and 4s4A a4SS for demand
THE GOLD MARKET. roo, :
Gold opened al 1925, advanced to 102X dropn OF
to 1924, at which prco tho closing sales were ecc.
The carrying rates wero 3, "a 2, 1 and per cent
GOLD cLgARiNGs NATIONAL RANK STAIR or NEW
YORK. =
Currency baIances...... 3,322 5St
Iou CieaIanccS... ~, 4SAUIf
CLEARING HoUsg STATEMENT.
Cutrency eAchaUscs. zl4 IOo
currency oaianCcs. 4,Uo3,oOJ
Goiu eAChanRes.. ,OzovJJ
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds declined traction to-day, but
closed nrm,
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Tho London adviccs report consols and United
States bonds Il lower than at tho close yesterday.
preferred. New York Central rose TO 1861 Illnois
Central was steady mt 725s Tho closing prices wore
as iolows:-ConsoIs for money, 9s4 95A; consols
for account, 951a; new 4ls per cont bonds, l05k q
l051s; fvc.twcniy bonds OF 1857, 1O9A IJ0X; ten-
forty bonds, 1854; nves OF 1884, 1o7k; Erie common
shnres, 9,< 91s; Eric preferred shares, 22X; Now
York Central, lO6; Illinois Central, 72k In Paris
rontes sold at 1861 7oc, exchange on London was
quoted at 25f tic.
STATE RosDs
State bonds at tho Board were X lower for North
Carolina SKIES, old; steady the other North Carolina
issues aud Louisiana sovens and weak for Tennessee
which Tell ~ per cent and aiterwsrd mado =
slight recovery. The extra session Of the Tennes.
soc Legislature, which was called by the Governor
for the purpose of getting that body to agree TO
'scaic" tho debt In accordance with the plan OF
the New York arbitrators, met to-day, and from the
decline In these bonds Is pretty safe 10 assume that
some one hero has Information that the Legislature
will not accept the award OF the arbtrators alluded to
which to reduce the bonded 60 per cont ol
its nominal valuc, and pay interest upon that part
regularly.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were generally steady, the only
changes having been decline OF per cent In G., q
and @. rsts ana in Northwestern gold ssvens and
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE1
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAaEl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-18
Local Personals,

W. Tyson Judkins, son Of Dr.. David
Judkins, has returned from Harvard
Law School.
Mr.. John Legner, of Central avenue,
is telling his many friends to-day that
he has become father again. 1t is a
big bouncing boy.
Messrs. Baker and Caldwell, of the
Board Of Public Works, are iu Dayton,
o., attending the excursion of the But
Ter County Pioneers to the Soldiers
Home.
Rev. Ell. E. Spilman leaves to-day for
the mountains OF Estill County, Ky, He
has been recreating in the neig hborhood
OF Polndexter, and his health has con-
tinued to improve.
Ex-Governor Noyes left for the East
this morning. He will sail on the 10Th
from Philadelphia in the steamer Illl-
nois. He will be accompanied by
Matthew Addy, Major Lloyd, and Gen.
Bates, Of this city, besides some parties
in the East.
Thos. j. Gettier, the marriage license
deputy In Judge MaGson's office, died of
dropsy OF the heart yesterday afternoon
at his residence ON West Seventh street.
in the titty-second year OF his age. Mr.
Gettier Will long be remembered Dy his
many friends in this city, TO whom he
himself by his social qualities
and generous nature.
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Louis Sc 6Sja1O IS, Minnesota patent Sc 75ail 25.
Rye hour steady at "A 75a6 25 Oorn-meaL
steady: Western $2Sja330. Whear: Prime old
NO. Milwaukee 7Uc bid, 75c asked, No.
Minnesota spring. 75c; No. winter rcd
western, 46ha41hc. Rye: western, 74a7Bc
Barley quiet. Malt quiet and unchanged,
Corn: ungraded Western mixed, 5SLa64c:
steam mixea. G9t1a69e: high mixed, Sic: vel
low Western, 81 ha62c.. Oats: mixed Western
and state. S4a59e: white W estern do, 4Ia6lc.
Hay firm: shipping, 7Ua75c. Hops heavy:
yearlings, 4a8e: Western, 6A7c. Coffee Quiet:
Rio, cargOes, l64a2Jkc, gold; Jobbing,. l6s<a
22c, gold. sugar In active demand: IaII
to good refining, 9ha9hc; prime, 9kc.
refined fairly active at llkallXc. Mo-
lasses dull and nominal.y unchanged. Rice
steady anu IN fair demand. Petroleum quiet
and steady: crude, 7c; refined, 181<c Tallow
steady at SIC. Strained resin quiet at 81 S6a,
l w. spirits turpentlne steady at 3la3llsc.
Eggs firm: Western, 16a S1sc. Pork easier,
but closed firm: new mess, $l4 so. Beef quiet:
pIckled hams, 9xc; Western long clear mid
dies quiet and firm at 7I4c Lard easier, but
ciosed firm: prime steam, new. g.30a9 S5c: old
do, 9.5Oc; August, 9.421 a94T NC Butter steady:
Western, l0a2Ue. Cheese firm at 4JLaDsic
Whisky dull at 81 l4aa1 IL. Cnlnco quiuiiie.
81 50 per ounce.
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OINUINNATI, July 10, IbTI.
There has been a fair trade this week., and
the market is firm, but steady, and prices are
essentially unchanged.
PRINTs-We quote exc for extra, 6kc for
Standards, and 51sa6c for job styles, per yard.
BROWN SHEETINGs-Eastern Standards are
quoted S1sasc, Western Standards 71aasc, and
seconds Tt7sc per ward.
BLEAoHED MUsLINs-New York Mills 19c,
Lonsdale cambric l5c, Phillips eambric l5c,
Jabez Knight do 9Mc, Wamsutta l3c, Ions.
dale l0c, Fruit Of the Loom LOG, Hope SHc,
Farwel 1Oc. Sheetings-Pepperell 10-4 271.c,
Utica do 35c, Allendale do 3Oc per yard.
TICKINGs-Conestoga, Z Z l2Hc, G CTl3Hc,
Gold Medal l51Sc. Extra Medal Tic, Queen of
the est lac, &c., lSc, 2yc, 22c, 25c, 2Sc and 3Oc
JEANs-Newport lSc. Winona 1Sc Pewee
Valley 25c. hIinneOla &c. Atlanta 36c. Glib
raltar 311ac, American 45c Laurel Hill 45c,
Queen city SOC, and Long Brancn Cue.