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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-07-24
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There is in the Missouri penitentiary
a man whose parents at death left
him fortune of $4,000. There's where
his parents made fatal mistake. If
they had taken the precaution to invest
that $780, 900 in small dog and then shot
the dog and had simply left the young
man jackplane or wood saw, with
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THE SUBJECT OF INQUIRY.

The soap manufacturing firm OF Charles s. Higgins
Co. reported yesterday TO Sergeant Keay chief Of the
Central Onice detectives, that a Frenchman named
Leon Do WORTHWHILE had obtained money from them
under false pretenses About Two weeks ago. they
stated Do Aoutanvie represented that he and Edrard
Sternheim the altcr his agent In Paris we're repre-
senIatves Of the French government 10 report
industries and manufactures OF the United statos
TOR the Paris Exposition OF 1873 He offered
to furnish them with Translation OF the report for
$l5 Mr. Higgins paid the money aud received. he
claims, very ordinary document containing some
ndistinct statistics Of this country Then no made
inquiries Of the French Consul here, who Informed
him that the French government had never
authorized De Montainville 10 collect statistics
The Consul also stated that he bad
ce,ved over ono hundred complaints about the
same person collecting money on ike pretcnce. the
case placed the hands OF Detective King, who
arrested Dc WORTHWHILE at his Office NO $40 Broad
way. The prisoner Is fine looking man, of about
thrtynve years OF age, educated and polished lie IN
dgnantly denied being guilty Of fase pretencos. aud
stated that he was engaged In legitimate business
viz, collecting industrial statistics, which he intended
give to tho French government tor coming Paris
Exposition. Tho prisoser was arragned before Justice
smith at tho Touibs Police Court and Was remanded
n
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NELLIE OR MANUELA,

Detective Dunlap. Of the Twenty.ninth precinct,
brought into Jefferson Market Court yesterday
ing woman named Nellie Flemmng. alias Nellie Fla
hcry, whom hc asked to have remanded till tho aitcr
noon, there were two complanants who wished
to prefer charges Of larceny against her
and they could not DO present till then.
When Detective Dunlap's prisoner was brought
before Judge Wandel peculiar smile of
recognition passed over his face Tor Nellie was no
stranger 10 Jefferson Market Court In tho early part
OF July she appeared as complainant against young
man named William +. Troy whom she accused OF
outrage. AT that time she said her was Manuea
+. Arenas; that shc bad lately from Cuba and
was stranger in the city. On examination 1t was
fully proved that she pretty well known in the
city, aud her character not by
mems beyond rcproach Mr. Troy wus honorabiy
discharged. Nellic WAS committed yesterday alter
noon on two charges Of grand larceny preferred by
Mrs Warren, OF No "a West Twenty ninth street, and
Mrs. Smith, OF No. loo West Twenty seventh street
II Is alleged that she hired rooms from each OF these
ladies', and during her stay their houses she stole
valuable clothing belonging to them. Mrs Warren
estimates her loss at $l0U and Mrs Smith hers at S75
Judge Wandel was inclined to think yesterday that
tho woman Is not sane Her will be investg atco.
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DEPENDING HER HONOR.

Louisa wctzcl. OF No 40 East Twelfth aIrcet, was
arrested by Officer Robinson, OF tho Seventeenth pre-
cinct yesterday charged with icloplousy assauting
Valentine Lssman, of No. g. Rivngton street. He is
now lying dangerously wounded Bellevue
Hospital The priaoner was arraigned before
Judge Kilbroth yesterday afternoon and stated
that Lssman acqua nance OF her
brother aud in the habit OF calling at her house
On Sunday evening he called usual, and after talk
ing pleasantly tor q while began 10 take improper
liberties with her This she A. once resented, when
Lssrlan seized her and attempted to violate her per
son. She seized dinner knife aud defended her
SELF She acknowledged cutting him with the kuiio,
but said that sue excited she hardly knew what
she doing. Judge Kbreth believed tho woman g
story and admitted her 90 bail.
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An Inquest vas besun ~ cesaasT sapsus yssa.rast
in the Of Thomas Dor.n. inssss ae..E O. "a
452 Fulton avenue. ga 60 asa spm tls
effects OF a stab ~cuad ma.eses - Fesness Nexaar
on sunday mursins. Jaly ~ Ibs ers snansas ssf.a
was Peter Dorsn, sen - ne sspss.ra ns i.~.sass
that about three fcsr $3.50 Nek .s ssa ,h-.s
friends came 10 mis- f.thers .srs aNa ssss sF.saas
refused 70 pay, tbst ssesstaa ~ ,sunea.s a.
he gong om ne apss Nta ~ .aaia
get square wnh sems ~ tmaU emsaa
thosc Ia toe store, anoat t~~ntg mmi nsa als
O'Clock on sunday mofn.nf. z 30 r. tHaes NrNas,g
aud 40 nanssd odd sna Ma anaa lss,.s nsa ~
saloon, and amer cs,as afiaiae saasa ~ "a ast
the AFFAIR that hspisaFa 80 ~sa.N sfam@uef
pali. aud thea s.If % wHsess ~frept fwa snd 80
VIII Dc iresas, si'se~ ,'ssasa .ea rAFsas sse
minutes aner The psrat. shsh 49, bssi fsann8 ~
man naTnoi DadF. ~ eutsfsa fhH Ire NsNaaF
had al oren knils n ms hant sna 80 - ssuass
81 am aiisr rettlnf fhm sfsrtsAea taaaF see
put u back 90 as lorket wlfa So nts ltisas
Doran, the deceased. hesrns So F.aa "a "a ~ fas
prisoner; came ec-s .s..s. sae - "a a.. =
lager IN the lace of an a1seasra - - .llss
from him and pusted hlm % 80 essk s.s - eas
INTO TOE ha.lsp ~ hessa Ns s'ss~s 80
McNaliy and Toad oonuseaoss ~ asa q ESQ -
threaten he rushed oat ana peNss fest| FiloH fhsn
witness got revolver ane e4a. a. 80 - ere 4
them The prisoner sn1 ~ naftg faue a
ceased then found thai be- hat sase ~ 4eNf
out 10 give the ALARM ana o. hM Or 80 Hfessea
ssfoq aaas ,Se wsao s' ), sss y :. @ See 49,
went out
Mira Ann poran, wi11- " enessaet nwfsesa tnas
during tho scuniins "a zoe hsi.ai a. ~ ae.ls -
the hands Of Of me Tsfit 49, sf NNtwne sasa
them. els that TIE klnd 81 go - 49, a. tfry p~fhst
knivesf" Tie then pushta t3sn 49, NnNs thNm tee 20
rho smsuIaass .srsrss. j !. ..s..~ss s-.ss-. !.
10 the condition OF liofsn wasn ~ ~
attend himL The iogsesi 80 - fsssnss tps-g.
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produce what the people OF the other States
but that 10 because they property which the
others do not. Their productions do not spring from
commerce.; but commerce. to some extest, from
them We are unable TO with the counsel tor the
plaintiff in error IN bis argument. that the right OF
planting may be enforced as a privilege OF inter-.
state citizcnship even though thai OF taking
Planting means, IN ''oysterman's phrascoiogy," as
counsel say depositng with the intent that the oys
ters shall remain until they are fattened" The OBJ
ject IL, therefore to make OF the soii and tho
water above for the provement and growth OF that
which Is planted II 10 this use, has already been
that the State has the right by OF us
ership. TO prohibit
The Judgment Is afhrmea
The Chief Justice delivered tho opinion
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DECISIONS.


SUPREME coURT-aENEgAL TERM.
BY Judge Brady.
Jacobs vs. Miller; Higham VS. Dillon 81 al Brown
W. Lyddy.-Orders settled.
SUPREME couRr-spEcIAL TERM
BY Judge Van BrunI
Hicks vs. Martin, &c Rowland vs. Curtis ana an
other. Complaints dismissed. See opinions
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
by Judge Sanford.
Whitney vs. Martin Order reviving against exccu
tor Of ceceased defendant
Crane VS.. Taylor, &c.-0rder granting motion for
costs. disbursements and extra allowance, &C., TO
plaintiff.
schellenhlager VS.. Scnellenhiaser Attachment al
lowed
John D. sullivan vs.. Mary Ann Sullivan Judgment
Of divorce IN favor OF paintin
White Roberts. Bond approved
Malss VS.. Ashley et al-Order denying motion,
without costs
smith VS.. Schwarzsch id.--Findings settled
Austin VS.. Miller ct aL-Order cancelling lis pen
Reynolds va Crun Commission ordered
Burnett vs. Snyder; Smith vs. smith; Gerth vs.
Weber; in the matter Of Dorsey.-Orders granted
Clark VS. Blninger-l decline to order reargument,
but will stay proceedings pending an appeal from Tho
order adjuoging receiver 70 DO In contempt If such
appeal be forthwith taken.
COMMON PLEAs--sPEcIAL TERN.
BY Judge Larrenorc
Shinperg vs. Shinberg; III the matter of Burnley; In
the matter OF Murphy; IN the matter of Hoffman;
Fane.ner vs. har.-Applicaticns granted:
sum OF S. 900.
Co. Car Spring Company VS.. Pat.crs-AHidavit In
sufficient
In the matter OF Magncs Papers sufficient; will
see counsel
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge James p. Sinnott
Lowe VS.. Ramsey.-Moiion denied
Hall VS.. Mckonzie--Ordcr to discharge receiver
granted
Koehier vs.. Siver--Motion granted
Wight VS.. Schcry.-Motion granted.
Rivard VS.. Tognatte Motion granted.
Renwick VS. Sturthers.-Moi0n granted.
Bates Phillips.--Motion granted.
Dimbach vs.. Warner-Motion granted.
O'Bren VS. Johnston Order granted.
Ruben VS. Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
Order granted.
Cushing vs. Jarrett.-Order granted
BY Judge Goepp
Cockerell vs.. Borst. --Receivcr appointed
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CHARGED WITH CORRUPTION.
TWO BROOKLYN JUSTICES OF THE PEACE 7

TROUBLE.
Action has been commenced by James Meyers real
estate dealer, to secure the removal OF Herman l..
Guck, Justice OF tho Peace the Filth district.
and Ludwig Senior, Sixth district, Brooklyn.
on charges OF extorton ana corruption
The plaintiff charges In his AFFIDAVIT that
Counsellor William A. Guck son of Justice Guck DO.
a law partner of his father fifteen months ago,
and that for more than year past the law
yer has prosecuted aod defended a large mum.
Der of civil and criminal cases before the SAID
Justice Guck, ''with an unusual and ex-
traordinary amount Of success" The plaintn
charged that the Herman L. Guck by color OF his
ONCE, has since nc entered upon the duties sad
Office, almost ali brought 10 or before ad
dcaied by him, Illegally. unlawiulIy and corrupily
taken demanded and received greater lees and ards
Tor his than are allowed by the law OF this
state. James Meyers also alleged that Justice Senior
did corruply demand and receive cxtortiohate lees
Justice Barnard. OF the supreme Court yesterday
granted order directing defendants to answer the
charges and show cause why they should NOS be 70.
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th.a nasns "a saals spla 80
concuctors he's afNM @NN NehtmasNf
Bfiody tArn rrorrrt~s leEFv go 49, 500
90 the rrtmrn 80 80 sNw gxaNnE SO la4atNF
where he has nf~a&ea anfa NJ Faa@~nNsfs. ~
srrck oenIw nalE 81 he teN1 ~ 80 -
stone na heaf NsetF 81 SO - - tF~~fa
into tue TIE Sole affesEsI maFss 49, tae
assault hsc bsfn t1s1. ~ a. ace
John J. U4il.s sna seaa natlsf. 81 ~ a. talsa
slrert
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STEALING A RIDE.

Thomas Donohuc, Of No. 6s7 First avenue, cnte rcd
his private stable, in East Thirty eighth street. on
Sunday morning, intending TO hitch up Tor a drive
Ho found another party had got ahead Of him. HIS
bny mare. silver mounted harness and light wagon,
valued at 1920, were gone, and Mr. Donohue commu-
nicaled the TACT to the nearest police station Tho
same afternoon Officer Meade, OF Carmansviils, saw
the missing team travelling up the KingsbrIdge road
and IN IT. Peter Hart, brickayer, oil No. $40 East
Sixty-thrd street. In the Harlem Police Court yes
'crdsv Hart denied all knowledge Of the transaction
bnl justice Duffy committed him In default Of 5000
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DONAHUE, THE STRIKER.

Tho friends Of B. j. Donahue, tho alleged Erie Rail-
way striker, 70 be back securing release
bail Up to the time Judge Donohue lett tho Court
House yesterday no new bonosmen offered. In
reply to questions the subject Judge Donehue
took occasion 10 utterly absurd the criii
cism that he had disseminated against Doaahue IN
nxins the amount OF bail At the price he has.
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VALENTINES FOLLY.

Lass saturday Charles r. Valentine. Of No "a Hora-
30 street was sont by his employer John w. shu,c OF
NO 4l2 Vcst Eighteenth street, manufacturer Of iolt
roofing, 70 the factory in Brooklyn, with $246 70 pay
OF the hands Instead OF doing Charles approprl-
atcd The money to his own use lie was arrested by
Detective DOYLE of the sixteenth precinct on an excur-
sioa boat at tho foot of Thirty fourth street. North
RIVER, on Sunday night and was held by Judge Wan
1cii yesterday IN 81 900 bail
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BURGLARY FRUSTRATED.

rs al carly hour yesterday morning Sergeant Lin
son, % me First precinct noticed a acting sus
piclousiy In front OF Apnonse V. Benots store, No
Us Fuiton street. The sergeant secrcted himself In
ne ghboFng doorway and saw the man picSng pieces
o. glass out of the window pane. which he had pre-
yipusy broken. Tho officer captured the follow. Over
81 100 worth Of opera glasses and surveying instru-
rncnts were in the window Ut the time The prisoner
was ARA gned AT the 1ombs Police Court yesterday
where he gave the name OF Henry Fisher, OF No. 1855
torsyth street. He committed default OF
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BELLICOSE CAPANO.

John Manning presented battered appearance no
took stand In the Tombs Police Court yesterday to
prosecute Peter Capano Italian for asssuiting him
with a hay stick Officer Shaw, of tho Fourteenth
precinct who made the arrest, gave Capano u bad
character He fought the policeman desperately aud
only brought 70 submission by the club Justice
Smith held the prisoner in 81 900 bail.
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A CLERKS DISHONESTY,

Howard a. Thorp, latc bookkeeper and collector for
George McEwen, Of No. ia Warren street, was
scg. aY tnat gentleman on July to collect a bill Of
sfS from Acssrs. Fits Austin. Thorp collected the
poney and returned to the store but did not turn In
thn That evening he took SIS out oil the saic
aud started for Pittsburg. Shortly after his
that cay he forged Mr. McEwen's name TO check for
$50. lie arrested there by Detective Dunn OF the
Contra once, on Saturday. Judge Waudel, al Jenrr
Market Court yesterday committed him In default
c $40 bail to answer
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John sctrsnn~r. r~<,1ns 10 h~ss ssr~s $50 tss
Parkway. Brooksra ass-s srr-~l sh@HE~e 90
having s~int~f hosslni AeHsE ~ Ne te1 4fsess
street. se~ Vera ~ xsse ~ l~~~aF s~g~s1~na "a
that ~ owned ueaNNMMNsH ~ ~& "a Hefkln
street 10 brookisa ID n s~@Ffst ~ ne e@npn~sm@AA
thai the lois uoFlTNEm A. ne staoNt " A4@
The accused has g~~3ea 90 Ssh hm ~x@m Me4aa'e
viii laks place On Nea.asAse bsxh s-fss@ As.ss
Senior, Of BroeklYa
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RUFFIANLY ASSAULT.

Wren car No. % OF the smith street and Concy Island
IRE wef about returning to Brooklyn on Sunday even.
ing As Hugh Burns, sawdust pcdcr, OF No. Al
Baltic erect, and two companions got board 1t is
stated that they were slightly intoxicated, and
tue CIR had not proceeded far when thsy
ptcamc very d,sorderiy. James Briody, the con.
dprtpr WAS finally compelled TO put them
on AZ the corner OF Smith and Douglass
ssrceA THIS fingered the party very much. aud II v
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ASSAULT ON A RABBI.

While In state OF intoxIcation Sunday afternoon
last John Crowley entered tho Jewish synagogue at
No. I Coentes slip and conducted himself In such a
disorderly manner that Rabbi Napoleon ". Sequerri
ordered him elected. Crowley waited outside, and
when the raobi emerged he struck him and his
coat Crowley arrested and held in $500 bail by
Justice Smith AT the rombs Court yesterday
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THE WRONG MAN.

Michael Heaiy was charged In the Tombs Police
Court few days since with having feIoniousy as
saued Hiram Mockcr who still lies In the hospital
rom the effects OF his INJURIES. In the published &C
copnt Mr.. Meekcr referred to the assailant
lluly was the assaianL and no Is now under 81 500
bail Tor the assault
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MARRIAGES AND DkAfHS
NLRRlfn

BRrrroS-BsoEssS--0n sansss. suns a. ssff ~
Rev. Lawrence NJ Coolest. r@staa ~ F,ws
Church faIisdcipha. Jtlsffn ta0ffaI 81 hna
YORK city. 10 hiss fANxlN hsfNNsN ~ siaaplptas
MCDOSALD-N AikHn--o Wnane94a AaauA 4
at Grace church. by ths kns "A a IsAast 49, asm 81
y. MCDONALD OF Nee Vera, ~ saNsaa. ms@4nas 81
Thomas Walker. OF Troy. ~. n ~ n.TaM
NEwKLr~- RoosEs- LA fnnsnsIpnaM - Msnx~~~~s
Miss MAKr H. kossns, sscsas ss.sAs~ q ssn0 q
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COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY

SUPREME CoURr--CHAMBERs-held by Judge Van
ntNos. %, 81, ~, as 20, 9l, los, 49, lis 49,
IA i25, ILL., 49, 1875 20s 2lo 2l7, 2zl 223 200 2sO
Isl. 2s2. 2s3, 2s4, 2sj, 2s6 2s7.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssioSs-Part Held by Judge
Sutho nd.Ibc People We. Margaret Mans cIonons
assault and battery Same Peter Lawlor burglary
Same ". Harris Herman, grand larceny: Same VS.
Frederick Hoplcd. grand larceny; Same va James
Reilly, grand larceny Same VS.. Clara Harris grand
larceny; Same VS. Daniel Donovan, grand larceny;
Same VS.. Charles Hammond, grand larceny; Same VS..
William j. Kenny, grand larceny; Same vs. Fcter
Healy larceny from the person; Same VS.. Charles r.
Temsield petit larceny; same vs. Terrence Callcban
Patrick McGowan George Donovan, assault ana battery
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Judge Van Brunt, in Supreme Court Special Term,
yesterday rendered a decision dsmssing tho com
plant in the suit OF Joseph 7. Howland, of Long
Branch against George H. Curtis and others, tho par
ucuars Of which have already appeared In the
HERALD.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY AUGUST T. l877-TRPLE SHEET
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

more carefully than IL possible to do in the
press of chambcrsp
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

moved. The order IL made rsturnabie on the second
Monday In September.
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war, despite the strong remembrance Of
foreign represent atives. Alexina,z and
other towns on the frontier are being hasti-
ly fortified and the speedy resumption of
hostilities regarded certain.
The Constantinople newspapers state
that among those exiled for participation
in the Sofia demonstration are Aghia Ef-
fendi, councillor of state, Ismail Bey, chief
of department in the foreign Office, Ewin
Bay, formerly chamberlain to the sultan,
Abdul Azz, and Kemal Bey and Moabir
Bey, journalists.
Foreign ambassadors at Constantinople
have been informally assured by the porte
that the state OF teige will not interfere
with the privileges of foreign subjects.
Proceedings will only be taken against a
foreign subject with the concurrence of his
consul.
A st. Petersburg telegram says the war
like feeling in Servia is general and urge 1t,
but Russia discourages Servia's participa-
tion. The Russian policy Is to abstain
from string up revolution.
A Pesth dispatch says the Seryians are
claiming free passage for their steamer
Delegrad past Adakale, and are mounting
guns at Lakir to give their rrotestations
more weight with the Turks.
NJ. Comoudouras has been summoned 10
form ministry. An armed party attempt.
ing to cross the frontier into Tbessaly, has
been arrested by order of the government
No confirmation has been received of the
recapture of Ardshan.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 20.

WASHINGTON, May 30.
The statement of the department of az
riculture reports, as the result of investiga-
ton of losses from diseases of swine during
the past twelve months, the destruction of
four million animals of all ages, and O
money loss of more than twenty million
dollars. The apparent loss is equivalent to
a third Of the sum of the export of pork.
1t is somewhat greater than usual, eliciting
demands from correspondents for compe-
tent scientific investigation by the govern
ment.
Lieut.. II. w. Lawten, of the fourth cav
airy telegraphs from White City, Nebraska
to the Indian bureau that he left Red Cloud
agency yesterday in charge of northern
Cheyennes and Arrapahoes numbering 972,
en- route for their new home in Indian
Territory.
The amount of legal tender destroyed
this month was $1,0Sl, 1924, in accordance
with law, being 80 per cent. of the issue Of
national bank notes. Outstanding circula-
tion $500, 4l2 $50.
The executive mansion was thronged
this forenoon with applicants for inter-
views. Many were ladies. The president
gave audience to as many as possible.
The president to-day signed the commits
sion of Joseph B. Brown, postmaster at
Tarrytown.
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Coal Sales.

NEW YoRK, May 20.
The Pennsylvania coal company sold
10000 tons of coal to-day. The attendance
was large and the bidding brisk. Ten
thousand tons lump opened at $275, clos
ing quickly at same price; 1000 steamer
at $2.76; $4,000 crate at $3.50, fell to
SO 67t, advanced to $279tt, closing price +;
5000 egg sold quickly at $3.50; 5000
chestnut, opening at $3.50, closed at
50 67t; $4,000 stove sold quickly at 81 75;
1000 pea at $3.50. Prices obtained last
month we're: Lump, $2.7o; steamer,
SO 57t@270; CRATE, 80 7O@2.75; egg,
$2.7O@2 rs; stove, s3.15@3.22t; chest
nut, $2@3. 10; pea, $2 S5.
The Delaware, Lackawsnna and West
ern railroad company sold 10000 tons of
Scranton coal to-day, deliverable in Hobo
ken during June. One hundred and fifty
thousand tons steamboat opened at 90 52t,
fell to So 40, and closed at so. 42t 40 900
tons crate opened at 81, 42t, fell TO % 87i
closed at So 40 5000 tons egg opened
at 81 80, and advanced to $2.52t; 10000
tons stove opened at So 72t, fell to $270
10000 tons chestnut opened at 90 29t ad-
vanced to 80 s2t, then $2.85, then 90 37t
and closed at 90 40 Last months prices
were: steamer 50 924@2 97t; CRATE % S1t'
egg $2.95 stove $685.; chestnut $500