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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-13
RACING IN ENGLAND.
LAST DAY OF THE LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING
THE SNAIL WINS THE LIVERPOOL CUP.
ia CABLE TO THE HERALD

LAST DAY OF THE LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING
THE SNAIL WINS THE LIVERPOOL CUP.
CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON July II, 1871
This the third and last day OF the Liverpool July
pool Cnp--brough, out field of twelve starters. 1t
won by Lord Rosebery's brown horse The Snail,
with 10 laid against him the latest betting. Pc
trarch at to 2 in second. and Advance, at 20
to l. third
Tho Liverpool Cup. OF 600 sovs. in specie, added
to handc,p sweepstakes OF 20 sovseacb, 10 forfeit
uners declared; tho second to receive lU0 aud
the third 90 sovs from tho stakes; for hree-year-
clds and upward; winners after publication OF tho
weights June 20, at eleven \. Nj OF handicap 10
carry lbs OF two, or OF 200 sovs., lbs. or Of
any race value 400 sovs IL lbs extra; entrance,
sovs each, The only LIABILITY II forfeit be declared by
Juue 26 from tho stables, about mile and half
90 subscribers, 81 OF whom declared.
Lord RoseDery's Dr. h. The snail, aged, by Esca,
out OF Reveee, 10 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. l
Lord Lonsdalc's b. c Peirarch years. by Lord
(hldcn, out OF laura. by Orlando, 129 lbs .......
Mr.. 7. Brown names Mr.. Gomm's b. T. Advance,
years. by Specuum, out Of Progress, 80 lbs. 3
THE WINNER.
Though not regarded as prominent performer, The
Snail, since his three-year-old form, ut which
age he made his first essay, has taken part
in thirty five Fourteen Of these aro crcd-
tied as victories Last year, then SIX years old, The
Snail faced the starter seven times, three OF which
were winnings These the Northu mbcrand
Plate, the bennington Stakes, two miles, at Warwick
and match oil six lurlong' HIS victory In the LIVER
erpool Cup adds another long mark against his name.
Petrarch who finished second, supposed TO have
the 40 his mercy. but the crusher OF 129 los.
seems to have punched tho of Lord Cifden md
Laura at the last and made him latter The Snail il
likely 10 show next in the Goodwood Cup, 10 be run
on August l.
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POTOMAC RIVER YACHTING.
MATCH RACE BETWEEN THE ELLA TREADwELL
AND AMERICUs.

MATCH RACE BETWEEN THE ELLA TREADwELL
AND AMERICUs.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July II, 1877.
A match Tor the championship OF the
Potomac took place this afternoon between
tho yachts Amerlcus aud Ella Tread we'll, in
charge respectively oil Captains DAVIS and
Taskcr over course Of twenty miles down the
river from Glymoni Two steamers, crowded
win passengers from Washington and BaIti-
more, incuding large delegation IRON the
Mary land Yacht Club lett city early to-day for the
scene OF the race, which mas for some time been an
ticpated with great interest IN aquatic circles. each
yacht has It's friends ana botn nrc known to be
last. They went down tue river yesterday perfect
trim Tor the contest, tho general opinion being
that the Treadwell WIS the better l.tod for
strong wind and rough wafer, owing to
her length Keel aud breadth OF beam,
anu that the Americas was better adapted for light
breeze At last accounts the Treadwei pissed Guam
Lico, gong down the river. about mile ancnd tho
Amercus and gaining rapidly, the wind blowing from
the northeast
a tux, which arrived from down the river at mid
night, reports that with only TWO miles more OF the
course 10 be sailed, the Ireadwell i've miles
ahead Of the Americas
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TIE RIFLE.

THE NATIONAL GUARD BEFORE THE BUTTS AT
CREEDMooR-A GRAND FIELD DAY OF THE
CRACK SHOTS AT BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Tho Thirty second Brookiyn) regiment. OF the State
National Guard sent out to Creedmoor yesterday $50
men for ball practice. The wont out
by tho Bushwick line to Queens, marching
overland 10 Creedmoor along dusty road, and
arriving at tho grounds hot anu iatieued, and
not In condition to show to advantage what little
shooting talent they did possess Colonel Rueger
commanded, Captain vorming inspecting for the
regiment, and Major Manning for the brigade stan
At leo and $50 yards 115 men, less than one in
three, we're successful IN getting over the passing
average, as easy task as II were possible 10
devise Tor the most stupid of stupid rife handlers
These lis next proceeded 10 800 and 400 yards;
and here the dropping oil the
wholesale scale, only tive getting the passing
average OF 25 in u possible 60. as iolows:-caplain
Schag 80; Sergeant Miller SO; Drummer Ortner, 30;
Private Setback. %; Private Langsdorf, 81 This
quintet then escorted to the apart for
marksmcn, 200 aud 500 yards, and here but three
passed tho Ordeal ana as the result OF the days
acknowledgment Schiag. 81 Private Setback 49, ana
Drumne Ortner. 27-wcre declared marksmen. With
q march back TO Queens tho men returned, via Bush
wick, 10 their armory.
SHOOTING AT BRIDGEPORT.
AT eight O'CLOCK yesterday morning a special car,
occupied by fiy-,wo rinemcn and their fricnds loft
the Grspd Central Depot for Bridgeport, Conn,
riv ns there Ut ten. Mr.. Frank Hyde charge
The company, with considerable reinforcement
oil marksmea from Bridgeport and the msDy
stations, went TO the ranges OF the Sharp's
X e Company 10 shoot for prizes offered for compe-
by that nrm Mr.. G. Il. Pond, secretary OF the
Suarp's company, cd TINT tho conducting OF
the matches would be connded 10 Majof General :. 5.
Dakin, Colonel John Bodinc and Lleutonant Colonel
T. h Sanford. There were TWO matches, ono
at 1000 yards and at 200 yards. FIyo
rouuds anu two sighting shots were allowed
IN each competition. In other respects the
conditions were about the same as IN c0rrcspc ndng
Co tests ut Creedmoor For tho sake OF convenience
IN sbooling the were divided into squads OF six,
there beng out one ny range aud two short range
targets. The prizes offered were the guns with which
the winners Should make ,her respective scorcs-that
is either lou range or short range. The match hai
particular significance from the iact that II was
supposed that the guns had been shot by
any of the Contestants But, IN point OF act, tins
wa, DOUBTFUL, AZ last week Mcssrs Dakin, Rathbonc,
Jewell and Weber were shooting at CrccdmOor with
weapons identcay the same as those used yesterday
Mr.. Rathuone achieved tao highest scorc IN the long
range match--23 out OF n possible 20 p0nss.
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LUCKY CASSIDY.

decision was rendered by Justice Barnard, sn-
preme Court, Kings county, yesterday in the suit Of
Dcderick o. Haarcn to forccIosc mortgage against the
Abingdon Square Savings Bank, OF tins city. In De.
cembcr 1915, lie bank bought ABOUT S40 600 worth
Of property belonging to Patrick Cassidy for $l2 800
under foreclosure sale. subsequently, part OF this
properly was mortgagcd BY tho rasces Of tue bank to
themselves order 10 they had made to
the bank. soon alter tho bank became nso aud
receiver was appointed The trustees then assigned
their mortgage to Dedcrick O. Haarcn, who brought
tho SUIT to recover $1,000 duo for principal and
terest The receiver claimed to be the owner under
the atters foreclosure sale, winch Cassidy took legal
proceedings TO set inside. The Court now holds that
haarcn's mortgage Is Invalid, and dismisses the
plant with COSTS Cassidy gets the property free from
the claim OF both the bank and Haarcu
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NARRAGANSETT GUN CLUB.

ANNUAL MEETING AT NEWPORT OFFICERS
ELECTED ACCEPTANCE OF THE pHILADEL-
pHIA GUN CLUB CHALLENGE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, R. l., July IL 1871
The annual meeting OF the Narragansett Gun Club
held at the Office OF Mr.. Frank B. Porter to-day
There good attendance, aud considerable enthu
siasm manifested the proposed programme for the
summers sport at the club grounds, IN Midd;e,own.
OFFICERS ELECTED
1t was proposed by Mr.. Frank b. Porter and sec
ondcd by Mr. Travis Van Buren, that Mr.. james Cor
don Bennett, OF New York, DO reelected president
The motion unanimously carried. 1t was pro-
posed ny Mr. Travis Van Buren, and seconded by Mr..
Martin Van Buren, that Mr. Frank b. Porter, OF this
city, be reelected treasurer, which motion
ried. 1t was thcn proposed by Mr. Travis Van
buren, anu seconded by Mr.. Martin Van Buren, that
Mr.. S. H. Robbins, of New York, DO reelected score
tary, which was also carried. Tho following name
gentlemen elected the Governing Com
nit,ce for the ensuing year:-Mcssrs James Gordon
Bennett, Frank B. Porter, $ Il. Robbins, Travis Van
Buren,, Joan C. Heckscher, Martin Van Buren,, Carroll
Livingston and Perry Belmont
TRAPS PoR GLASS BALL SHOOTING.
II was voted III the treasurer BE- requested to buy
TWO traps Tor shooting glass balls and mat suiccnt
quantity OF these balls be at once purchased. The
price per shot OF glass balls was fixed at nvc cents
NEW MEMBERS
Mr.. Pierre Loriliurd and Mr. George De Forest
Grant. both OF New York. were unanimously elected
members of tho club
ANNUAL NETTING
1t decided that the annual meeting of the
club shall take place the third Wednesday in Juiy
oil each year.
THE PHILADELPHIA GUN cLuB's CHALLENGE.
The letter, with tho challenge OF the pnadcphia
Gun Club. published in the HERALD GU Monday ia t.
was placed before the meeting Tor action. IL re-
solved TO accept the cha euge FOR August II II it Will
be agreeable a round Each side VIII furnish IT'S
birds, the same to be mixed the grounds, or the
Narrugansett Club will furnish oil tho birds II desired
COMMITTEES On birds.
Tho following gentlemen were elected u committee
on brds.-Nessrs S. H. Robbins, Carroll Living ston
Travis Van Buren,.
The meeting then adjourned
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COLUMBUS DRIVING PARK.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. July u. IS

COLUMBUS, Ohio. July IL, 1877
The second days at the driving park attracted
large atten Dance double that Of the previous dav.
The weather and track all that could be desired.
FIRST RAcE.-For the 2 $50 class. Purse 5000; 1925
to nt morse, $175 to secoud aud 500 10 third. The
first hea. wus by Mohawk Chioi IN $780, the
ond by Tho same IN 2301s. the third by DR.. Rush IN
2:335s fourth by same IN 2:33. fifth by Daisy IN 234
and sixth In 233 when darkness set In, md
the conclusion OF tho race was postponed until to-
morrow.
SECOND RACE.-For 2:42 class. Purse, $500 1925
to first, $l10 to second, and $65 to third Dream
victor In three straight heats.
Tune, 2:3l--2 :33 is-237.
The heats Of the two races were ulternated.
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ecspon and housing Of the boats Of contestants and

reception and housing Of the boats OF and
good quarters Tor The be obtained IN close
proximity To the boat houses at reasonable rates A
grand stand, anording excellent view Of
the course, Will be erected BY applying
TO William II. allen, Commodore OF tho Detroit
River Navy. Detroit, Mich, all Information can
be bad in regard to. board and quarters. Hc
will also meet all boats Of contestants anu that they
are conveyed 20 the boat houses. provided notice OF
thor arrival IL given him hours IN advance,
but will not be responsible TOR the reception Of any
quirej notice.
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large and appreciave audience assembled At the Capt
tolne yesterday afternoon to witness tie contest DO
tween the amateur witoka aud Borromco clubs. Fol-
lowing Is the scorc:-
Witoka ................ 2 l o l3 Isl
Borromeo. ............. o o o. )
AT the Communipaw ground 4 large gathering OF
people witnessed What proved 10 be a drawn game
sto 8 between tue Aston and Osceoa clubs, both OF
this city.
Al ACKNOWLEDGMENT 10; Auburns.
Al Wheeling, Va.-Tccu mscns 10 Standards.
Al Port Jervis-Philadelphi Z; Deiawares, g.
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PrUBrcsstU u
pirate liquid Accomplishments came III u part OF THO
programme. Wuen the short range mutcu was ehued
another competition was had ut 200 yards ior mecr-
schlum cigar hoId,r, mounted In amber IL was won
by Mr. Homer Fisher ON a score OF . out oil possible
10 points (two sbots, alter defeating Mr.. Ia weber III
the shoot, IT,
Frank houltOn. among others who GRATED made
humorous Speech which he denied beng any longer
n denizen oil the Guy OF Churches, and thanked
God that he did not need To come thero with certi-
cate good conduct from any alton Whatever
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COURTNEY AND RILEY.

The great sculline race at Greenwood Lake between
Courtney and Riley Will DO started shortly alter five
O'CLOCK tomorrow afternoon This will give The
TWAS by the last Of the trains over the Montcar
and Greenwood Lake Railway ample opportu iy to
hna eligible locations Tho course was resurvoyed
yesterday. All the necessary arrangements
pete, aud there "a reason why tho slightest mitch
should take place IN the matter
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YACHTING NOTES.

Schooner yacht Dreadnaught, NY.YC, Charles J.
Osborn, and sloop yacht Kate, B.Y.C, George f. RAN
doph, are ut anchor In Grccnport Harbor
Schooner yacht Madeleine, B.Y.C, Commodore
Dickcrson, lying oil the ManLanso,t House, Smell
ter Island.
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THE SUDDEN DEATH ROLL.

The record of sudden and unexplained deaths, as re-
ported at the Coronors' Office. is as ioows:--Folix
Bertrand, aged fItyone years, at No. 149 First ave-
nue. John Werner, infant at No. 800 Third avenue;
Grid at No Al Pearl street, child al No 100 Mott
street and Anna Gauscni, infant At No. ITO West
Eighteenth street.
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CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES.

The committee Of tho Brooklyn Board Of SUPERVISOR
TO whom was referred the matter reducing tho sal.
ares OF all county officials TO effect reduction
therein oil $4,000 In the aggregate, reported avoraby
and the subject was made the special order OF bus,uos
Tor the meeting which 10 10 DO held next week.
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ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT PROPOSED.

A few persons, whose names nre not gwen, propose
to have ''athotic tournament ut the Empire Rink
on the 26th 9th and 2Sth of this month. They have
mapped out programme, prominent among the events
being bycicle races, sparrng and walking
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ROBBED ON A STREET CAR.

Fire Commissioner Hugh McIaughln, OF Brooklyn.
had his packet picked OF 3d. 500 In sreenbacSs on
Wednesday evening last while returning TO bis home
IN Myrtle avenue car BROOKLYN. from q picnic
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SUFFOLK PARK.

PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1877.
The following is the summary OF the trotting at
Suffolk Park to-day
special purse and stake amounting to 5000 divided.
ooTIci Aou.
lime, 2.35L-235si-2:3Gk.
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THE PRESIDENT CHALLENGED.
From the Washington STAR July IL.
Among the letters recently received by the President
iEw CENTRAL THEATHR,

Is the following:-
New CENTRAL THgATnR,
BALTIMORE, Md, Thursday.
Mr. Haycs-HoSoREp SIR: The TACT oil my beng
s,nuuch Democr Il tue result OF this Presidential
Election goiUg against all iccngs on the subject.
otncr way o. getting satisfaction, than chaon.
gng YOU to ngn. NE IN - foot ring, AND MAY TIM
MAN WIN besides have got "a 10 BULL PUP
that can lick any Dog IN Washington, grve or take
hat ound. II any o. the above arrangem cnts fails
trail Theatre Oh the 7t OF April aud Id just soil
you 70 Tickets tor 10 dollars any other good Aineri
can citizen.
Well anyhow must congratulate your HIghncss
tho success you have met th and the long engage
ment you have 10 play hoping you will make biz
HIT.
remain Yours Patrio,cly,
NAN fpIJvCV
National Republican., 1877-01-22
ID II. WARMER, Auctionccr,
De ." street, Opposlte Masonic TCmpl

rMNEST MEST ANS MASsARo" i" no 10 y ", nRttk
DWELLING, No. ~ X STREET SORTliEAs
nETMEEE NoRru CAPITOL AND rii'sf
BY virtue OF j, deed or,rust; dated May 4, d;
seq, one ofthe land records for the District OF Co.
lumbla, and at the request Of the parties secWcd
the premises, on MONDAY, January -, 1877, At 4
O'Clock p. M, die following described real estate
situate In the cityof Washington, District OF 90:
and Eeycnty-hve. 1913, beginning for the same on
street sixty tGO) feet, more or less, west of the
northeast corner of said square, said point OF be-;
glnring being the centre Of the east partition wall
dividing the dwelling on the premise hereby 70 be
conveyed, tbcing the fourth house from said corner
and the house east thereof; thence west on X stree
fleet to the centre orthc west partition wall
ofsald hou e; thence south through thccentre said
wall and continuation OF said line eighty tso) net
thence east twenty tsD feet; thence north eighty
part oflot two hnndred and hfty:Seycn t2iD anl
east part OF lot two hundred aud nny-siN. tst6 J
in Gibcrt's subdivision OF said square, together
with the Improvements, Sc,
Terins; $500, with interest at ten per cont per
annum from May g. 1876, to day OF sale, HI,l ~
twelve and eighteen months, for which the mote, ol
the purchaser, bearing Interest ON the dIy
SAFE, and secur, by deed OF trust on the properly
sold, will be taken. A deposit OF si0O VIII bG re.
quired ofth purchaser AT the time Of shs ani ~
Terms 10 be Compiled With In 'scyon days, ntnei.
wise the trustees reserve the right - resell thC
properly at the risk aud cot OF the default " puF'
chaser, after hye days, adysT!!;cmcnt.
LEWIS o'TAh4MGAdnlG.pEwv + Gdl.pwEt'. : ,'",'''''
IoiO-FAIWSds sIiv,nar
National Republican., 1877-01-22
DIRCH q ROBEY, AuctiOueers.
ID Nos. a3s and go Louisiana avenue.

TRusTEES, SALE OF XAIUABIE PROP
Byyirtne of deed Of trnst dated the 7th day .SSf
April, 1876. and recorded In I.iber No. ssi folio &C.
ofihe land records for the District OF Columbla
and at the written request Of the party secured
thereby we will offer for sale st pn1le auction In
January, 1877, at oclock D. M, the following lot
ofground, with the improvements thereon, located
In the city OF Washington, D. c.. and known on the
ground plot OF said city the south half OF lot Nd
13 In square No. s7I, the same being aleasehod DIR
ninety -nlne years, from the LIST of July lsbe, at an
annual rent ofs6, with the right OF purchasing the
fee. L.
Immediately after the sale OF the above we will
also offer for sale, In manner aforesaid, aud by yir
tue of % decd of trust, dated the Sth day OF May
1873 and recorded In Llbcr SIS, folio AZ, Of said
land aud at the written request OF the party
secured thereby. the undivided half interest .of
James A. NcCRthran and wifc, In and to lot No. ~,
square No. io2n, as the same Is known upon the
ground plot Of said city. =. e.. %. i
Terms or sale: One fourth of purchase money in
cash, residue In six, twelve aud eighteen mouths,
with interest At - per cent from the day OF sale,
sold. deposit OF go upon zach lot sold VIII be re.
quired nj the time Of sale. II terms are not COM
piled with in i've days from day Of sale the trustees
reserve the right 10 resell upon ave days publc no
iicS at tho risk and cost OF defauliins purchaser.
All eonyeyancing at pnIchnssr,s cost.
~ sAML. Ii. WIMSATr, }i'"s'eeS'
i5-AIwFNdg ID
National Republican., 1877-01-22
PROPOSALS.
|SSN(~ON
CIRCU tAR.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

..# TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
wAsnINGToN, d. u, January Is; 1877.
us7T. Department No, 9. secretary's Onice.))
TJNDER THE PROVISIONS OF AN AOT
~ OF Congress approved April II, 1873, to en-
able the Secretary OF the Treasury to pay the
judgments OF the Commissioners Of Alabama
ClaIms- d. ....
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received ut the Treasury Department until
IL o'clock, noon, on tho twenty second (22dD in-
stnnt and opened lmmcdia tely thereafter, for tho
sale OF per cent Coupon or Registered bonds Of
the Funded Loan Of ISL. authorized by the Acts
Of July H. 1870, and January 20, 1871, bearing In
terest, payable quarterly, from FebIuury J, 1871,
in lots Of not less than one hundred thousand dol.
lars tslCo ooo), to the total amount OF three hun
drcd and seven thousand dollars t43070Oo.)
-. These bonds will bc sold for gold, and payment
therefor must bo made within three days ater
the acceptance by the Department OF the bid:
Each bid must be accompanied by gold dc.
posit Of two per cent Of the amount thereof, and
no bid at less than par, in coin, will be consld.
- cred.
Payment may be made at tho once Of the As
slstant Treasurer OF the United States, New
York, and tho bonds will be delivered at the
Treasury, In Washington, or, II preferred, at the
Office Of the Assistant Treasurer, United states,
Now York, at tho expense Of the purchaser.
. Tho Department reserves the right to reject
proposals that are not deemed advantageous to
Proposals should be marked "Sealed Pro.
posals for Loan" and addressed to the Secre-
tary Of tho Treasury, Washington, u. q.
jals-td LOT NJ. MORRILL,, Secretary.
National Republican., 1877-01-22
Commercial.
MARKETS ELsEwuEnT.


NEW YORK, Jan. r. Cotton quiet; sales OF 81.
bales at iSaad i35-iGc. Consolidated net receipts
i7,iOi bales. ESpOrts-Grcat britain, 5, I5 bates;
france, lie bales; C0ntIAont, 80 bales; Channel
2,ysi tales.
Flour strong, with only a moicrafe export
and home-tradc demand; 50 tr9T.5 for common
TO fair extra; southern. a. SNt12,. Wheat shade
Drmer, with fsir milling demand aud limited az
port and speculative indulryi ~ 3i@ei ss for un-
graded spring; q 70 for No. Milwaukee,. In store.
Corn-s,w lie lower, With light demand far ex :
ior new no-grads mixed; sic for new ste ,mer
with nr!ces unchanged. Pork-Now mess, si7 6oag
l'75. Beef steady. Lard opened arm. Afterwards
declined and closed hrayy; prime steam. spot.
siI %. Petroleum duh; crude, HIic; refined, 2sAc.
Cofee quiet. Sugar guit Il. Rice steady. Molasses
duiei, tnirits OF Tnrptniinc quiet At tssptsifo.
F,slS QUIET At s:<@s6 for strained. freis1tsto
BhhTiNonE. Jan. %. - Cotton arm and quiet;
Flour scs,cc, hrm and unchanged. wheat qulet:
PenDsylvania red, u 6soi 81; otner grades m
changed. Corn Southern quiet and UNCHANGED; /;
Western mixed, new, spot and January, 5sa6t SIsc;
February, 5oIe; March, 6oslc; April. si5fefjiAc:
Oats doll, steady and unchanged. Rye dull ard
and unchanged. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
extra 1ne. 2ffD2sc. Petroleum quiet: crude, Ia
@i2,gs; rsnned: ~ eTc. conee dull and nomihai.
Receipts"Fioar, go barrels; wheat. 5000 busns
els: corn, 900 bushels; oats, 900 bushels. Snip
Inents- Corn, "a 900 bushels. -