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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-23
Time. like an ever-rolling stream.
Bears all its sons away
EDW. FONTAINE
Algiers, New Orleans, La.

l have handed this card to the DEMOCRAT. in
whose office / have some personal friends, and
city papers but have no on one to assist me in
writing and I could not spare the time.
hope, however, they will publish it, and the
Importance of the subject and respect fully
request the papers of the cities Of the valley tc
give them a place in their columns.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-23

Dividend paid on stock ten per n tper an
mum. and on participating policies twenty Der
This Old and reliable company is issuing Doll.
cies on Fire, River AMI Marine risks on the most
favorable terms. All losses promptly adjusted
and settled upon liberal termS ~ their ONCE.
50 Camp street. sAM0 1. DAX.
President
ii, OAzpENyz1. seo1etarJ iaslIH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-23

VARIETIES THEATRE
NOTICE.
To afford necessary time for preparation, tho
theatre will not be oben to the public on SUN
DAY or MONDAY.
Christmas Day, mt IL,
First Representation of the
HOLIDAY PLAY.
First appearance in New Orleans Of Mr.. T. A.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-23

n "~~e ~ N@~
Thos. A. Adams.
SAINT B. Newman.
Sam'l Fl. Kennedy.
John Phelps,
Adam Thomson.
Henry Abraham.
Victor Meyer,
Edward J, Gay.
Joseph Bowling,
Simon Hernshetm,
fimon FOrchelmer.
Jos. B. Wolff.
r. B. Post,
Ed, Pilsbury,
Jno. e. King.
Reuben g. Bush.
royOq 1v
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-23

TWENTY EIGHTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Or THE-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22
TRUST COMp.fvY REPORTS.
The Condition OF these Institutions IN the
cities of New York and BrooisIyn.

ALBANY. Feb. 2i.-The following are the
reports of the eight trust companies in New
York city and the one in Brooklyn. A comparl-
son with the reports six months ago shows that
loans on collateral have been increased over
S40OO.00O. loans on personal securities have de-
creased more than s3.000.0OO while the general
deposits upon which interest is allowed have
decreased moro than s5.OO0.OO0.
NV NoRK IrR INsuR ,Ncr AND TRrsr Co.-Resources--
Bonds and msSsges e ~ eos Us s,sok investments a.
making total O~ 2s3ot Iiabiiues-Capita
stock red IN 81 cooco; deposit, PAYABLE At ten days
liabilities, leaving excess Of asset, sji357G ~ since
viii viii 500 siSocS pad in dyiGends "''' wv
MTEc.S!Itg TggsT 60 Re ,ource Bonds and mort
~ N and SnS, asst. making ga 'sI ., snS a'sr
sSie-, leaving excess Of asst sie7 ~ " since
July 1876 profits have been s92i72,e, with dividends
tSirtp sflrrs TRrsr -Rcsources Bonds and mort
1ansG on c ,ss 81 & eS oheS
making total resources s2ss2oTIlsT Liahiitcs-Cai-
Ssp s'ISs P S% n" s ' S%tsd pfs.
g % n dy iSS ,ay s5S Of Gs, 1Sv' been
Crsrn.L TRusI o-Resourccsa,siock inye stncnts at
sSS chcT ss.e mS@s total tot
pSS SIS r. : sSss gS nS i paS have %H 5ss
siO97spr with no dividends declared
r,sssss .S V .ac ext ipysmsns az cost Sol
Skns S oadf re- o" sSs,SEs Ier
stock paid In ti.n@ surplus und s,si Js2.u2, de.
have been tse soss With dividend, Of s" o. p'O'''
NAuoSAL TRust Core sourccsBonds and mortgages ..
$4,000 stock Investments at cost 81 $50. loaned on
coatorals 81 Jv7 ~ other assets making total
sources - 5aoO5a So stock paid IN
siNpup. surplus fnnd. g., lS2 10. undivided profits
s5e n since July 1876 profits have been Sls33l2 o.
with dividends declared NJ S+n,sn
.JsioS THrs Co.-Resourccs-Bonls md mortqage :,
s2siHr stock Investments At cost Ss2i- S2a 10 loaned
collateral - 30 2is 90. other assets making total
sources sa.I7idH2 NJ Laiucs-t apital stosk paid in
slpUp deposits PAYABLE AT five DAYS notice. s. 1872,
52b ~ surplus rlud SiSt. 49, 26 suspended profit and
los s72 oa ~ undivided profits SOL 81 since JulN
1875, profits have been s2s, Is with dividends dc
| clartd of sJnOJp
RIAL EsrAtg TRusr Co-Rcsourcc bonds and mort
cages t2is $50 ~. estate Fi~ 1f ~. other assets
making total resources $500 2 81 lIaiitic s-Capiia
stock paid IN, stsi2Jp S other liabilities making tota
s-s i57 IL excess uf assets. 80. "a "a since july /
1875, profits have been slUu.i So with no dividend dc
| Clarcd
BnoogtYS Tnrsr Co lof Brooklynl-R Sourccs-Bonl
and mortgages. fi2i .l stock ~tmcnts at cost Sfs
on loaned on collateral ~ $50 nl5. real estate. sllSn
other assets making total resources s2.22G W Liza
hltcstapiia stock paid in SuJucp. undivided profits
SEQ since july |. 1876 profits have been s46,
2JG5l, with no dividend declared
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22
W.is RI.IN POISONED:
Jain Physicians who at First Thought he was
not, aud Ancrward that he was.

The inquest in the ease Of Thomas Ryan,
ourof hecon,ioted murdcrcrs of Onlror Bro h.,
Was resumed g -trrlay before Coroner Osborn
n Newark. Dr. Henry T.. Kornemann. the Jail
physician. testified that when he first cNaiu-
n'd Ryan ou the morning of The lith OF Feb
ruary. he did not THINK that Ryan had boon
pni~'nnl lhr SYMPTOMS r' tu" Same u~
might result from corrosive po son, lat they
were also 'ho sum" ms those produced 10y chnl
era muruu~. On his second visit RYAN told MIN
'lat % ipi boon poisoned. An examination ot
the 4iomn.h made NJ the post norton convinced
him that this WIS true.
Edgar Holden, who was called in ms consult
INK physician. slil th.t 40 ilrst D." did uid lniul
RYAN had i"cn poisoned, Later d'Nolopnl .ut-,
however, ustirh the convcuon that poison
had boon administered 10 him.
J. ID. HARRISON tn" Sl"rlt. gnVe an account oi
lbs taking rharG" 90 the prisoners, and indini,
Ryan very III, The general mpr' ~ ON around
the lHl Wi- liut hr Nn. poisoned hui, N ih'
uhY-irinn ~'ud illfrf WIS no lOundailnn Tor 80 a
IA % .hoi his mind WIS oa-'d lie added.
About u o,efa RYAN toll me- that ho wanted .on'
l'f lN wIulu uut ALLOW iDn Co have ll dis tlr llNei
tit lIl Nf lI WON. IOi Iu fu' fIfllu- llt 1000
pane aul i'r lc l1d mr tru tli hr INIT hcrn pu-Ou
49, lil lnl f'ug lD thN il ul i- tonne h .i % fNltH'
in. had 10 20 luinDi ult lntl.n nns' hNHll ll l
inr UIu- 90 lfNn Nn'ss hNfi if tn'N nnf. f'
would mot telif iVn-int Uol iia hllf Of tur tur ni
nffrri'cN tYIl ham tti nl hoops, w'i lu-t'l 900.
ut.. 30 .ui|tl iutuuu..s Ito .I.l S. l,Hi - ul
ud. 0 ani innocent lnNe n fI.ul iur'iftss, ~ h,
/ Nuuld not hesitate now 90 make II known
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22

To THE EDITOR OF THE Sun Sir: The
following are the facts in relation TO the pardon
Of Owen Tuly:
The Governor had adopted a rule to decide
each question Of pardon according TO its merits.
The ease of Tally was decided in strict con-
formty with the rule.
From the statement ~ District Attorney Brit
ton il appears that. while under the influence Of
liquor Tally auarrecd with n man named
Wcs,lakc and in a struggle which cnsucd. Tully
bit into Wcstakc's thumb
The only question on the trial was whether
there Wa sufficient drliberdtion 10 dist,nsui, h
the Offences from assault and battery. He w's,
however, convicted If mayhem, and sentenced
t. seven NrnrS impr-onmeni
Wo-,lakc sued Tully in the civil courts, and
Obtained Judgment for $1,000, which FULLY pnid.
Thr matter altogether cost him Sl2OOm. 10 OBJ
tam which he m1rigased his property tor about
an Il Is worth, and his family Will soon be III
Th.S statement of the District Attorney was
cou'urr'i IN los County Judge Moor" Whv was
ou the b 'ueh ~ flr trial; ana Justices Cub 1T
aud lotl of the supreme Court favored the ap-
plisainn.
s. u. Morris. TIE attorney who conducted the
civil proceedings upon which the tdtnm w"r
paid. believed that me tnu~ OF luSilf" lhl iftll
lullv satisfied. and wrote for - pardon.
A. regards the injury itself, th" thumb was not
| bitten oil. From ih" certificate OF n" physician
| who attended MrSilnkr, II appears thni the oul>
pnrrclHiilr injury which he has suffered If 4
| sli.ht stiffness of the Joint; the only outward
/ sil,n is light scar ahoyc the Joint.
Considering these mlrlunst9nr'r -'Nnl"V
| e. the Governor that Tuly had boon punished
SUM .ionily y. after more inun a year lniiiS a.
mcni, for an olrrnw when, II tue penalty lol
/ assault md battery lin which 'uiegorv II prn'r
I hly should nave como had b'Sn pronOun' cd
] would have been less han the term ni rnnlii'-
| mcut which he served. blOohLiN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22

lie cxplaincd that the Amendment lid not pro-
pusc Ia change the system Vl Ventilation, Tut
simply to improve the present system.
Mr.. Hewitt said that he believed that tho sys-
tom of ventilation would hc very much improved
If the amendment was adopted. hui II II WAS not
improved. hc would deem II the great II oppor-
iunity II his life II he should hc allowed To- per-
iect the vcntat Il the hall at his own cost
Mr.. spring r (Dem, Ill moved to amend the
amendment by ordering the expenditure TO hc
made under the direction and az ,ording TO the
plans IL the Hon. A. =. Hewitt. butn the request
Of Mr. Hewitt he withdrew the amendment.
Mr.. Fort llior.. H. thought that the hest
method Of pcrfctng the ventilation ~ the hall.
was to issue tickets to the gallery. 50 ~ ~
change the ,haractcr OF the spectators.
Mr. Harrisnn's amendment was then agr"cdto
TIL" committee then rose. and the House took
a recess until I: 30 7. NJ
Tho House, Immediately on rca~sembling, at
7 80 o'clock. again went into Committee ~ tile
Whole on tho Sundrv Civil Appropriation I'LL;
Mr.. Bedford rep. COL moved To ~. rra-" ne
appropriation for the survey of the public lands
from sjO,0uO TO 100000. RcJcctpl
MIR. Brlford then moved to liz the amount al
tl5OOuO.
A. long time was consumed in end.av9ripg 20
find II thcrc was quorum present. Mr Holmdii
trying to effect n compromise ON slh"o anu
Mr.. Lnur Of Oregon rejecting TIA" Proposition. ,
After two roll calls. tho committee rvs.. and
the House at $3.50 took a rcc'ss until lpA. NJ. TO-
morrow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22
LIFE IysUR4NcE cOMpiNY sILIRIEs.
What L. Paid to Omccrs and for Expenses In
Conducting Business.

ALBANY, Feb. 21.-The communication pre-
scented by Acting Commissioner Smyth Of the
Insurance Department, to-day. in reply to the
Senate resolution asking for n detailed state
mcnt showing the amount paid officers in sal
aries. fees, compensation or donations by the
various life insurance companies Of the Stat,
during the year 1876. gives the following stalls
tics:
The North America Lie Insurance Company pay their
President Henry J. Further. sl2pp salary. the Vice.
President. sdtp. the secretary. SS.pb, and other
oficcrs and clerks si222d 20 The New YORK Life In.
surnnce and Trust Company pay their Preside mt
$1,000 salary aud other officers aggregate OF
s9ssrn Tile Home Lite Insurance Company pay their
President Georlc Ripley. slpuo per annum. the See
Rotary o. and other officers the balance 10 make mp
the total expenses S3 SO ~ The Universal Lille lu-uf.
ancc Company pay thllr President SiOp salary their
their Acuary slti2i. the total amonn paid Tor salaries
l. <ilu ~ IS The United states Life Insurance report
the expenses OF running the company lat at Sl~l
O3 s.. the President receiving salary u slsty the
s3br The expenses of the Empire state Life
Insurance last wear were S3.Hp. The MAMMA
tan Lie Insurance Company pay Slui~ salary
To- tho secretary. Frank MaNhew. PruNidvt saving
"a the President tolin BROOKLYN Life Insurance com
pauN. S31ln3l $50 salary pail Go the Preside nj
tvrinnnia Ii'V Insurance tninpnfNi HUGO Nc~eniuck
Frr.dent total amount rad. 81, -~H the Preside MT
salary l. eli ~,5 IL Washington iac lu.urance Com
pnnN SSfS7N4. the President. cyrus curtis receive,
$1,000 annum salary Govcrnmoni security Lite In
surin,c Company expenses shilt', American Popular
Lite Insurance Company. -22Niu. western New lurh
Life Insurance ComranN. 1888 50. Atlantic Mutual Lii,
Insurance Company. <S'uti "A. The following named
did FURNISH the Information asked TOT D.,
the senate resolution The Equitable. Globe Mutual
unardian Mutual. kmckerbocker. Metropolitan Mutual
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22

Mr.. Saylcr Dem, o., Chairman OF Oh" So
lect Committee on the Election ia South Caro-
lima. submitted the report Of the majority Of
that committee accompanied, however, los no.
solution. O.dcrel to be printed and recon-
mltt.d.
A bill was passed removing the political d-a-
bilitcs of Robert II Chrlton of Gcorga.
Mr. Hewitt Dem. \. ~ introduced a bill dee
'arlng Little Hell Gate nola nn,igahlc channel
and according the consent OF tie United States
o. ,he filling up OF the same.
Mr. Holman Dem. Ind reported the Sundry
Civil Service Appropriation bill, and il having
been previously printed the House. at l;25 J..
NJ went into Committee ot the Whole on that
LN Mr. BucF nor at Missouri in no chair.
Mr. Cuuger tllp, Micnl raised the point oi
nrl.r on me paragraph Whi'h nulhOrN.S lh'
I,hu,o OF the congressional Hobf uulli'hI
IN WASHINGTON. with TIE bound and UNBOUND
volumes oi tine GiOhe contained therein, on TIE
4 nuul rliut II WA new legislation.
Vir Chair sustained ihe point, ana the para
pr.ih Was stricken out.
Nj Cungrr moV I'd TO amend 10y Increasing
4 nay ui Keepers OF the lllc-bput stations from
t4nio s75O. h1ccod.
MG pItnr tDe.n.. Cul moved to reduce me
tlltoprl.ilon for improving mo, N9pi"l
flmriuiug OF that character OF work, ann Doe
could assure the gentlemen mat ne cnuid hilhs
ON lhinlman aged eighteen, nom tNlllurn a.
WHO cluid do more work than slN on ne iil u
Who lnalod around the Capitol under ihr IRE
tuHH u doing work on the grounds. INC
Mr.. llarr son tDcm, HID offered an amend
m nj npuroIriatIul ta3Uuu for improving Inc
ventilation ol the HOUSE of krprsc Natives I,
~ ApendeI unicr ihe archlted oil the Capitol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22
RfHH.iY OFETCIfL BOOKKEEPTNG.
Letter. from the Late aud Present Trcasurers
A Deficiency hut NO Embc element.

To THE EDITOR or THE Sun ST' lnjus-
ticrha- hocndYnc me- in the published statements
relative to alleged deficiencies in my acrount-
A. Treasurer of the city. | do not deny that
the books show largo balance against me.
do deny ever having received on" cent OF this
anparrnt hrn .irncy | 50 stated 81 the Common
Council. and than body has agreed tu my prui'o-
~ltiuu t. allow mo 10 make a rccNan nation 81
ny accounts, with such expert as may en-
ploy. and To- leave the final decision 10 arpl-
traitors.
| did offar md have given a ED Of trust of
my real estate 10 III" city. pending this cam
inutiou. ~ collateral security. ! have begun
the tNumluatiOu of my accounts, unl nave at
ready discovered mnt"rial errors m my FAVOR.
The parirunrs would he too VoluminouS Tor
publication. and. 1T present, premature.
Mr.. Berry h. reported rs hlNlnE stated tha' |
had taken $4,000 illegally. IN" law authorizes
ine tn r'rritr "a commission ON moneys re-
c'iyed. ! construed the law rs emitting m" a.
retain those commissions. Thr f23pu r"i"rr"i
tucml raced commissions ON bonds ~uli during
the last thru. years. | claim {" have IN" laW t.
sustain mr IN every dollar hay" rr"Nrd,
II has also hs.n stated that Mr., Cruw"ll CON
foS-,- that There has been som" irr"gulnriiv,
VI" wa~ ina several manufacturing nrns ana II
Is believed that they w'r" run IN IN" GUYS 'itp-
| itl.' Now never confessed 10 any Irregular
ity and never suid the amount was hs great ~
sj0uul. | have alWay~ claimed that the clty
b. Iu iuy debt and | stu hriloNeso
! hnve urynr used a dollar OF city money n
capital ur Otherwise in any manufacturing ilrr
Sine. have h,cn Treasurer. ana am pert, lis
willing To- hay all my official ana personal n,-
/ counts. with banks and iudNduais, thoroughly
r .ruti uiHcd to pr ,e my decllruiiulh
EAHWAY Feb Al. Jos. T. CRowELL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22
ClprURING cor COMPayr.
Baltimore Capitaiists ignore New York in -
New Board of Directors.

The annual meeting of the Consoli-
datlon Coal Company at Il Broadway. yc-ter-
day. resulted in Baltimore Board OF Directors.
in which Commissioner Campbell has no place.
The company has long been coveted 10y Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad capitalists, hut they had
hitherto failed 10 acquire sufficient stock TO give
them control. II was not known until after
voting began Yesterday that they held major
ity Of stock. ont of lu2 900 shares voted. II 600
were cast for the following ticket: Charles i.
Mayer. President: VIM. Whitewright, Geo. H..
Narrcn Jr.. David W. Bishop. VIM. F. Burns.
Robert Garrett. Galloway Chrstnn. John Gregg.
VIM. +. Frick, Vim. Domrell. Decatur ii. Miller,
Directors.
II is understood that tho now directors con-
template removing the company Offices 10
Baltimore.
one of tho new board was asked by a SUN re-
porter whether Mr.. Campbell had boon dropped
On account of the opposition Of Mr., Michael
Tuomey
"Tuomey. Tuomcy." the director said: Il
don't remember the name. Is he one Of the
large stoc khud.rs:'
MIR. Tuomey made n sharp criticism of Mr..
Campbell's connection with this company in tho
Board OF Aldermen few weeks asu, the re-
porter explained.
Il ncvcr heard Of that Mr.. Campbell won't
he President this year. hecau-e h. did not get
votes enough. 1t Is 10 have a Baltimore manage
mput'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22
THE BROoKLYy COWHIDTyG.
Justice walsh Giving the Amateur Actor an
Engagement In the Penitcntiary.

Douglass Walker, the amateur actor, who
horscwhipped Thomas T. Clarke In the Brook
Ign Academy, was again before Justice Walsh
yesterday morning, as was the dalntily dressed
Mr. Clarke. and his portly friend Mr. J. II. Bird.
the Peter 7eoaie Of the night of the ARRAY. Gen.
Catlin. who appeared for Walker. enicavored 10
make the point that although two witnesses had
been examined. the proceedings were only an
examination and not n trial.
Justice Walsh decided that the trial had be-
gun. and must proceed.
Gen Catlin then withdrew Walkers plea Of
not guilty and made plea of guilty of assault
and battery and asked an adjournment to put
JIs,i"e Walsh insisted on closing up the case
at once, and then the General asked to with
Th" Justice said that he would not permit n
farce to I've made Of the matter II was hum
bugging to have the case proceed In that way
He Insisted that there should he no further de-
lay and Gem Catn asken Una, nn,an ilno qnly ID
known Walker for two or three years a. high
toned. honorable gentleman, moving in good
society. anda business man OF integrity and
MIR Smell. for tho people. said that the de-
iendant might have hen respectannl" before the
the more reason why he should curb his
| temper
refined and educated should know the laws of
| the land better than an ignorant person. and II
| caught breaking them should be punished more
| severely In this casr he did not think thut Il
| fine of $50 which was all that he could innict.
would be sufficient punishment This horse
| whipping business, h" added, has been in
crcnsing OF late. There was recent case in
! New York, ~ il we'll known. which il suppose
/ To have led to n due" in which life might have
/ been lost. | propose. n far as 1t lies in my
/ power 30 stop il. In this instance shall COM
init Walker - the pcnitcntiary Of Kings county
/ for sixty DAYS.
The defendant and his counsel stood still in
7 amaZemcnt. but the throng in the court room
/ hu2zed their appreciation. Clurkes party had
/ g. choke their cXultatiOn. and they hurried
I out IT the court room To- get whore they could
give vent 10 IT, Gen. Catlin. IN recovering from
his establishments said that he should appeal
] from the decision ~ the Justice and apply for
writ Of certiorari. Justice Walsh said that
/ Walker must give bonds i'm the sum Of ~ 600 {,
appear when wanted, and sheriff Dagg,it Of
/ fcrod To- take charge ~ the prisoner.
A. no bond was furnished IN the afternoon
| Justice Walsh made out Il commitment an,
| ~,ut IL to the Sheriff James W. NldcwHy iO
Walker. went 10 Justice Gilleri's house at
o'clurk with an AFFIDAVIT from Walker 10 the #
let that he. wgs not guilty ~ the 9nrn'
| charged. and that he hud not been allowc,
twcnty-iour hours 10y the Justice 10 cleo
whether hc would be- tried by u Jury or before
Justice sitting a. a court ~ Special Sessions
but that the Justice forced him To- ~ to trial be-
fore him without delay. Justice Gilbert GRANTED
Il writ of hah.t- corpus. mad" r,turnuhlc 10
morrow. Walker is IN charge oi the Shcrin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-22

WEDNESDAY. Fob. 2l:-FLoun AND Mai
rh Va Ga and weak mark" Tor q" ra her % me@r
decided dechne IN prizes. thouEl some , conc one,
sSG wS s@SS .apcrSne s55SsSs ,SIra STATE
&C. any MSe'XSH wv ,oss ws 9S do sN, w,.
Ter wheat and Xx 81 losss 5o Minnesota patents -
am ." sra'' rn ImSrwe,t"rn ~ glkln5;
hour. 4. iiU h.. s. 5os g 20
cnnTS as W. 6n . For '%S S dssSry p
opcncd higher but subsequently dselnei sr sale, 81
y pIec for March, u iaidc. Tor Alri lac Tor NAV,
Hnsa 'i Recci H at The ports toa1 s bale. ~
G "S 1 l SsT we Sc I'LL IL a, s s ~ s
March AMI siS 70 Ter April Viii 80 asked Tor May IA;
Opened HAT hut closed -endcr sales 800 Us on the spot,
o ,Gr I4 mS T I i ,c I'll, LOSING nil a,
5000 ier March, 5000 Tor April, and sio52,s TOT
s,,s for Ws.lcfnand 7as5c Tor city butter slender;
STATE dsirc. l- c S; e'S@, 2 sSt5 Mt
Tol 'sie, cRsssc trn state ae,,ssry, l@slsc 40, Do
Eggs lower fresh, lGsl7c. ,o.,,,,
OF No Chicago sold speculation at stl but BIDS u
g.cr ~1 ~, 'Sw NM pTss SeP sg t Fis
s%ss ~ I'd S,s :! rsfsS a anil 30 d gss
sia 1 White do Scssi,S !. bush Rye and G,rcy
very ga.t o".; n good dsmapJ ana n nrn
ns 80 2 at i5'.c. and ilsi,c ier white ao lneiadn Z
a. NJ &C.; "sp "' r 49, ~ ,,S
an closed dgarer salcs il9on Lush at ,ssslc Tor ne "
oSs,oc. Tor yellow, aud GOsd2o Tor white new West
| cru steamer en-.
Cinoct uIts-Rio coffee was duh and nominally un-
changed at ~ 22c. gold sales ut Baltimore ut 2uD
bags ~ &c. luld stocks all ports 563o bags II
which lei5s here mild srsdcs quiet to-day AZ la'e
figures. Mga~scs was quiet and unchanged Ut 35@45c
Tor Porto Rico, and +iisjSc for New orleans HI q
quiet but steady, ~ 'ausc for domestic Raw sugars
were arm though qWvt Hir good refining cuba. :" a
90. sue. ap hhds New orleans NJ Ss~i4r sttHks II
as~ hhd.. 25iG bNs lt6l bags, and ga hlds nclado
/ Ilrnutu IN demand ut II o 81 -. Tor harl~.
NuKit. rs turIcnunc was quiet but steady ~ III
II ~. Rn,ius quiet ~ Sans2 10 Tor common I'd
strained. Petroleum dul ana nominal AZ lniac
ior crude in bulk, and lie Tor rchcd. IN bbs ocoau
frei-ht~ easier aud quite irregular with moderate
business. grain L. Liverpool bA steam 4saisid do Il
London by steam, 43.pbi4d closing at tile inside rate
Belfast 4 81 do IN cases 70 Bcyrout SIC, gold nsph
TIA Ia London. - ud rc~duum 20 Liverpool = Ialluw
dun at ljlGssc. Whiskcy was hrm, higher and quie
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