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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
HEALTH OF WIVES AND MOTHERS.
TO me Edttor Of fhe TrtbHne.
SIR: YOu are helping 70 edncate multiMd

SIR: You are helping to educate mulimdes
Of people, and doing than any other paper en-.
large thought and improve VIII you not add tic
much You now doing still greater and much needed
hepi The women Of country want educating 20
they will help their health and youthful appearance until
middle agenot just for the sake or appearance import.
ant as IL it, but because their mission os mothers and
wives requires this health and usefulness OF BODY Every
thing in the line of mothers wife's duty de-
mand Oh vitality, drain on the physique, such 10
man give for lis part Of social life. Sce Herbert
Spencer in vol OF Biology page 1885, second para
graph; ALSO Mr Holmes COOte, J. r. {. =, surgeon and
lecturer on surgery at II. BarthOoniews Hospital who
says: H. is ameutIsbe truth that the troubles which
respectable Woodworking married women undergo are
trying 30 the health aud detrimental tO the LOOKS
than any the Irregularities OF the haTicts career"
Most enter the married state utterly ignorant
the that unless they know and obey tho laws II
health they will almost certainly break down. grow old
looking, and lose all ylVaclly in very Short tlme
Thtsc laws apply 10 only, and IL is
ing BECAUSE they are heavily weighted in the
Of life" DO publish a series OF articles inform wiycs
and mothers -
York, Penn, Jan. 20, 1877.
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PLAN FOR COUNTING THE VOTES.

An APPEAL IRON TIE YICE-I1ISIDENTs DECISION
ALLowED-NECI.ssITY FOR An IMPARTIAL HrsyLT
~ thc Edttor Of The TrtbHms.
SIR: II is certainly the wish Of every right
minded citizen, whether Republican or Democrat, that
tho Presidential question BE- settled wisely. That this
cannot be done by u temporary and oncsidcd
expedents even though prompted by an honorable desire
L. insure TIE triumph OF justice is fully maEf II. Ii can
only DE tettcd safely the basis of broad and just
princIulos tirt SI command the approval Of great
nqoulc And since none OF the methods hitherto
iresrutcd have appeared 10 met all The Condi-
iis essential 10 he fulfilled. venture 10 suggest the
following outlnc Of yet another Let Congress at once
enact "A HI. providing:
n That scncrforth the electoral votes for President
and Wee. President shall bc counted amt declared as IN
e case az TIE earlier Presidents, anterior TO any Ia" or
0,ui ylc on tho subject namely. in the presence y bCth
hoses OF Congress, and by the President of the senate
with tie assistance OF cers from tie senate dnd House
t2l That 90 III two or more scis "i returns OF
electoral votes from the same sac The president - inc
Senate shall make jul statement 81 thr contents lhere
Of and deliver 10 the tecrs for enumeration Tie votes
entitled to BE- counted
ri That any senator or Representative present ut the
committing OF the votes may appeal from any decision or
ruling Of the President of the Senate relating 10 the
authenticity Of conflicting returns from the same state
20 the houses, which shall then take action thereon
az parate bodies
a. That in case the two houses concur in sustaining
such appeal Ee action OF the President Of the Senate shall
be held have been reversed az 10 the point or points
involved the decision 50 reached TO be declared ny con
enrren, resolution and notified To the President OF the
Senate As prescribed in the law; aud
81 That IN Of nOncOnCurrcnce in sustaining the
appeal ruling 81 The President OF the senate shall
stand representing the VIII OF tie people Oi Inc Uted
States.
IL will appear that this plan Is based on the general
theory counting OF the electoral votes was IN
tended De. and ought to b nearly as possible
ministerial actsmpiy the means OF asccraining what
rhe prole have Willed that accordingly Il Is only in
Of conflicting retains that any dissection may De eH
ercsed; and that The exercise al such discretion should
be 50 coBiiGcd as insure the utmost importantly at
tainable without the SERIOUS ana - peigte hlerce
nary risk of involving the highest judicial tribunal OF
the country il partisan politics. 80 lar a. can
see the turhnd herein proposed all respects Just and
Impartial il il difficult to imagine OD what sufficient
ground M Tlden and his friends could reject 1t as
srttemrn Of the whole controversy Should hcy DO So
II viii thea clearly DO their duty 10 point out more ex
eelient way. cquieSrc return l" the examples
sefu H. by the founders . the Republic. i. W. IL.
Moais0u. WIS. J.tl. g.. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
COUNT ELECTORS AS APPOINTED"


SIR: | have read many articles on the Presl-
dcuil question, but do not remember having seen lie
following plan for counting the electoral vote Article
XII Of the Constitution reads: The person having the
greatest number Of for President shall Dc The ProS
dent IL such number be- Il majority Of the whole number
Of electors appointed" Now If il is true that there ID
an elector IN each Of tho following States via NewJc
sew virginia Tennessee, and Missouri who are ineligible
tl,.n they were not appointed and eiectOis.
T0en il there are only Two legally chosen Republican
ELECTORS IN Oregon would leave Gov Hayes lSi votes
ma the four Ineligible Iiden electors thrown out would
still give GOV Hayes constitutional majority Of the
legally and actually appointed electors and lie wOnld he
declaied elected without any further trouble $50
BoOlLon, n. j., Jan. 30, 1877
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BUILD A HALL FOR Mr.. THOMAS.
TO the EditOr Of The Trfbune
SIP. Tn THE TRIBUNE of the l7th. under


head OF Personal" appeared article with references
to Mr.. Theodore Thomas wandering through the northern
part OF this STATE and giving concerts at a loss Now h,
IL not to the dscrcdit OF this city that who Ia,
worked faithfully for its artistic welfare should Ia
allowed do this What has become OF the plan for
keeping Mr.. Thomas in this city that mentioned
in TIE TRIBUNE about months ago Is the city 10 e,
that machess orchestra slip ont Of ia hands anothe.
and deprive itself OF those performances
which iedocning feature OF "saying In town"
during the warm weather. At the beginning OF the
season Mr.. Thomas had magnificent chorus. Has bs
not given II mp through lack OF proper support
NewYork ia gradually becoming the center OF art ana
culture in this country a3d yet It allows The man TO
whose efforts ia a great the city the pos
ton holds artistic world 20 wander throug tho
country I'm conclusion would that before men en-
gage in such uncertain enterprise Italian
Opera House, let them 40 that u which they are In
duty bOund"-Duild hall for Theodore Thomas
Nelc- York, Jan. u, 1877. L. ID. hAgIE JR
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STOP THE LEAKS"
TO the EdftOr or The Trt6WRc.
SIR: Your remarks last Friday alb

TO the EditOr or The Tribune.
SIR: Your remarks last Friday about the
water supply timely, especially the advice TO "sOp
the leaks it " Ill give as plenty Of water and
siderable expense" Just 50. | have 10 water IN my
third story LeXingOn-aye, while neighbours broken
faucet in Nst has been isciarsng cOpiousy and
stany these two years and more, at the rate OF $50
gallons per hour say in two years, 262S0o gallons
and there are doubtless thousands Of of the
sort IN extenuation of this want Of and wliu
waste il De well u state that the above store
keeper "rcSid1s" " in Ncw-Jorsey.
Now it only rcmaLs tor the people Ia do all In their
power t. uid tn board in their efforts 10 stop the
leaks" Then shah al the reservoirs be filled. There
no lack in hydranf, washtub. ar sink.
water, water every wheIe'
To battle IN, and To drink.
Netr YORK., JAN ~, 1877. ID. a. WoODW0lfh
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WOMEN SHOULD DECIDE IT.

TO the EdttOr OF The TribHHe.
SIR: Respecting the Presidential succession,
it, APPEARS that it is impossible Ia have il settled
satisfactorily t. all parties except III one way and that
would be cali election aud call Oh the women to
vote ard let the decide by their majority vote whether
Hayes or Tdrn shall be the next President OF tn" United
States The shond not be- allowed to vote 1T that
election. 40 tlIc ETcidcuiiH election Stands.
Uue ought 10 he Willin 10 acknowledge that tho men
lave abused Tia privileges ia the last election, and tie
.li 10 willing give il 10 The of The
ration. The whole civilized world would approve Of u,
and this ioublc,omc question wuud De settled In peace
and harmony Please Your influence 10 bring about
"A haiIuOuuu~ sell. III, Iit. G. l.
AcO- lOLS, Jan. -, 1871
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4 nlsrnplC CIl.Rcm nI-RNEn.
THE THIRD or THREE rpirIcEs-HI,ToEY OF THE
CHURCH IRON 1900, WIEN HE BUILDING OF II

THE THIRD or THREE IbiiICES-iHs TORY OF THE
CHURCH IRON 1900, WHEN HE BUILDING OF II
BEGAN.
To me Editor Of The Trtbune.
SIR: The Episcopal Church Of st. Peter, in
Wes;chcstcr y y, destroyed by c on Tuesday night has
. most Interesting history This building The third
erected ON the The first chdicn WIS bcgun m 100
and stood The site of the present church. up" What was
then STYLED The Town Green. II Was bl!t OF wood in the
form Of square, with ryIanid root and bell turrci IN
tho center and used as cndrch TIL l1~~. when Il
was removed butt 10y the Quahers, and By them
was gwen Col ".thcutc for the lis" ana service OF
The huch o England. The records OF the county state
mat he 2j;h al Octohr. ~ D. ZOO. nj IN ,ns Of
build tie mc"in.-houS' twenty ti@nt r't square, WIN
turrct the top for forty pounds ana "a Was bul'
b. tax levied on me lnl''i'N o. ln' t"Mhn P,"ii
ton to their c,tlt.S. The Rev. Johu Barlow, \. NJ
camr from Er.ard ~ l1O2 aud MIS- tue first rector ~
H.. parish lie Wal if-t appointed /" t4e parish 81 hNr
hut tnruu-h i!r lHHtl'c 81 'I l'tiH't' ne WIS ~
t.rd at Westminster, tho people IN Mat place NV inG
hern 'hr iIst IN this c,nnlF VINO dc,i'h r mhi',r
Barlow deed AZ W,-tchg-t,r In 10 and IN ~! Va,
a,crc. del hY the Rev. Thomas Standard \. NJ. ~ -
1hs gentleman ~ letter 80 me ''neiipr -a'i"
society," give This description If las church "Ih' church
feet 10 the ewes, aad the Same dimensions and
form TIE chhlcli at I'sl'hest'f, save thai
in when Is hhnG Il i"u' 40 ,lit ,m NhOc re-
semblcS muci pigeon houses IN England" hr stan
dari ard aD'h ~ l' me ~ -Gt '"' H. ,y, q. H..
liberal gentleman and expended over geo cnrrrncy, in
This sum probably never repaid INN. and wH+ the
cause OF his resignation, hc states, ID letter to the
secretary IN G6- that the people - Wc-tcrStcg pas
very tiIc regard either To- their promises 81 tie
sorictys Ctatiou Tor am informed 10y nv lawyer
that they absolutely refuse to rfhud mt one penny o. ali
the money have expended on thor globe, which, "uh
repair, and buildings have made, would have
been entirely useless
ON Jan 'i, 1889, Tie trustees made an agreement with
John Odr ~. New York. carpenter, 10 bud church for
the sum uI 1856. Thus clicc COuS'crIi- Dee. -
1898 10y tho l-ht Rev samuel PfoYUG-t, ID. - bishop 81
the Gocr,t /, neat wood u ~tlurt1rc summarized
IL. Itf.fl riHtsl it.It, tod
To the church hg Col LrNI, Morn, OF MOrIl>uHit. IN
1905. The c0DmuEiun pl'ic c"n-istsoI cE'iice and
a church Binic, book Of hOncr, cloth Tor the pulpit
and conInniln table. The bG.hing just destroyed
bnlt IN sd. The tablet IA memory 81 the Rev Isaac
wilkins aOncd total, destroyed. originally
OIL the sOHth side al tuc chanrel Or the old chuIcl
fTOridcats H. l., Jan. II, i~17. ". A. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
sroP TAXING REAL ESTATE.

To the razor Of Fhe TrtbHRc.
Sir: - Away with taxation" is good Whea
applied to banding capital only The Nliiona. mni' af0
so heavily taxed that thcy oniy divide about Ten P'
cent per ann,m besides laying aside 30 er ceh' 'o
rainy day. Bat my brothers widow, VIII. 'h'ee e"'
dren. having been lcf house hnd lot Win IN a>'S'
value of ~ 300. and 5000 invested m bond ana mo-
gage ut pes cent. On WHEN hyI annual lI''"o ~ *
ON of wh en- her fake, on 800 at - - Tlul =,
leaving support ucr Fanny SlpS -, WHO IN, 90
hanhrr Oh u valuation or rI,JOO can realize nri -
Wis not abolish taxation on hLAL L>lA'"'
Auburn, y. L., Jan. 20 1877.
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BUSINESS BEFORE STATE RIGHTS.

TO me Edit1r o. me TribHH".
Sir: believe in state rights, or even the
rights Of the people, provided hoy do not interfere Wit,
the business u TIE country the sale Of my goods Tho
great anxiety o the modern business man Is t. sell his
wares and many Of willing 10 throw IN oar pr!nci-
pics in the hay-;H. These politicians are running oar
business aud consequently tie counry Gen Garfield u;
ONO j. represented I, saying thIt tc Compromise bill
now 30 urc tuuyrcs. 'unqf igng the future IN
order 10 get of present SNAIL and OilCgs Oi them
are continually abiding . the practice under the Con
-tituiion Of lis trainers. What folly We 1--we in the
living present" not in the dead pa>'; aad lay
up euou III ducats children tn,y will In able 20
Take Of the future. MERCHANT.
BrOOLiy5i. Jan. %, lS17.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
INSURANCE SPECULATION.
the Editor OF The Trtbume.

SIR: In your issue of Friday the 10Th inst,
there appears statement il the article headed, Adgot
F0rscrs at WOr" whcn Is important ii JIue to the
noble army OF life insurance pOlicybollers. II l. ~ FOL
lows John \. Foster NaXwePs lawyer said 10 tie Re-
Porter - Isupo>a Maxwell thou ght that the New
York Life Company was about speculate in gold. and
that IT was al right. ne knew If mine that
institutions and corporations mol nreGurAtN did spcG
late. NOW the quest - Has this lawyers assertion
any foundation in acii" is an exceedingly interesting
to - POLICY HOLDEN"
OReidq, Y. J., Jan. %, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
EAST SIDE RAPID TRANSIT.

To the EdItOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Cah nothing he done to secure a rapid
transit road the East Sicl This is iar more VIA
question than most OF our citizens suppose. In tbs
vicinity (Yorkyie) scores OF -enilencn have declared
that nothing could induce them TO pass another WINTER
up town. Rel estate is deprecated houses are empty
and pro crty-0wncrs going 10 The bow-NO"s l0l sV
the Incidence of orr citizens is the cause 0f n0nacton'
What can we dor Hold tii, oy 81 ate Io,'
hang the directors Of the street railways T. the a
posts I"ofL"l''
Ae,0- Tori, Jan. % 1877.
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way" for person Is TO make room for him; 70 "maks
way" with him Is 10 ingratate ourselves his favor
but II we murder the and steal hs property think
that we alsO mustnless wish murder the neen..
English--speak OF the and his property as mads
array, not ray with.
There Is also another OF way for away in,plyin,
distance, as way down South" way up town" :" waS
of" Justin Mccarthy calls way for away american
gang:v but think IL should rather be cassed with snch
phrases as he stay ed hOme"" ho lives home pbrses
which, though heard every day from respectable Amer.
lean speakers, arc like those previously mentioned
hardly entitled TO be called good English.
RrOoEIyn, Jan. %, 1877.
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SENATOR'S SCARED.

To he LdiIOr or The TriIunt.
SIR: Has Mr.. Tilden's barrel of money
reached tho Senate Chambrri or our Senators III
tmdatcd al the threats of q new rrbtlOni Evidently
our WORT have been bought else scared
on; of their boots. | served four Yeas under Gems.
Grant, SLcrInan and Thomas, and wOad serve iOur
more rather than the Government TUNED To It's
enemy. D. s. b.
Aelr- lOrk, Jan. %. lS77.
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OFFICES 10 THE LOWEST BIDDERS

TO the EditOr or me Jrtbune.
SIR: A remedy for high taxes, party frauds,
vase of the peoples money sinecures and all the
fris that parties for partisan ascendenCy, Is
t: extend the laws giving work to be DONE where the
expendturc money required, to the lowest bidder
after "A fair competition. All the Offices should be hlcd
y citizens who are qualified and Who give good security
for the faithful performance or their duty Lei De inc
lowest bidder irrespective Of party lNDEFEaDkNCE
Kcu0kLnn. i'm. -. lsII.
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ALAw 70 RELIEVE INsoLyENrs.

TO the EdIfOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: | noticed in your paper Of SATURDAY
some remarks about - bankrupt Law ior the times
Tor world be most happy 10 see 1t - INTO .dieo
know numbrr of my follow-lOmpanOns who Va" ~,
IN the remainder OF their existence be able to pa! 9"
their Indebtedness aud hardly take care ~ thcr own ~
| think the Congress would pass su'h " u" w
country would be III better condition ,,y
Worcester, Mass Jan. Il, 1877. SM fAi'''N'
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"TO MAKE WAY WITH"
Edit0r or Ths Trt6ane.

To fhe EdITUF OF mo IFIUhHe'
SIR When thing is abolished, VIC say it is
done away with" when thief gets oil with his booty
he Is said have got away" with It. Ought not
away" them to DO substituted for way in the para
graph In this mornings TRIBUNE, wherein You speai Of
"ne very treasurer (of the Fskil savings Bank who
mado way with about SIS 900 Of the fuuds To mako
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

the end Of each week or month"; or OF any fixed period
let all kilograms I've returned TO the senders thereof III
they choose to them, IL VIII he in their power 10
do II they prefer 10 destroy them no one can have
right to complain by this method, the telegraph COM
panes will he discharged from further responsibility to-
ward their patrons. aud viii so be relieved from the
possibility OF such drag-net operation rs Is now III
process. 4. l.. X.
PrOridence, q. l., Jan. %, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
VIEWS OF A HAYES MAN.

To The EditOF or Inc TT Ibune.
SIR: am Hayes Republican, but would
much rather sec Mr.. Tilden President than to any
nan elected by Judge OF the Supreme Court. or any
way not marked by the Constitution II is Disgrace
ful that congressman won't toe the mark and decide
"upon honor" on tle questions involved In tho count
PiainEeh, NJ. JAN 30 1877. c. L. ID.
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GEN woopronp NOT 4 YALE MAN.

TO the EdttOr or The Trt6Hhe
SIR: You are quite mistaken. Mr. lRib0NH
Stewart l.. woodford Is . Columbia College man-e'sV'
1882 | think | was in college with him ln"t ~ Wv
same classl and remember well his readiness u Se' w
his feet for debate IN the old PatholoelIn Society,
Neu- York, Jan. "a. lo77. toL W.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROPOSED
TO the Editor or The Trfbune.
SIR 70 simplify the mode Of voting and to
prevent fraud In counting tire same, amend the COnstL
tutIou Of United States that person shall cast
vote unless lie writes his name the ticket with his
own hand registry Of the handwriting OF each voter
might be kept at each precinct. I'm.
CieUelGHd OhiD Jan. -, 1877.
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ton to plan Of action which they set about carrying
on the 9Th OF November last. | cannot DO heaTd ITO"
through the meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce,
which proposed by evening journal as one oil Tue
means iniindatiDg Congress, but through your COT
,uus I may say that now. In the old anti+IiFcry
timeS believe that difficulties should be faced ana not
lodged A. l. Ia
Netp- York, Jan. 10. 1877.
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LET TFLEGRAMs BE RETURNED.

70 the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The subject of kilograms and their
treatment by the telegraph Companies is Of such general
interest that take tho liberty OF making the following
suggestion Is the system adopted by some banks
with reference " checks applicable " kilograms At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
LIFE INSURANCE SAFETY.

TO the razor Of The Trt6VHc.
SIR: The poliey-hOldcrs residing in the city
should call meeting at once and appoint committee
to protect their Interests Their claim Is prior 10 that 0t
the storkhoc, is but the latter being IN The rn. have
advantage. Prompt action may save some OF tae
assets. - II LILb'
,aT5ondQtc, Penn., Jan. 81, 1877.
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demand that tho pictures be snubbed and tho owner mis-
represented . .,
II is matter for congratulaon that such gentlemen
as Mr. enox are governed by the highest motives IN
their efforts for the public good II they were NOT .ey
might lose heart under the ust and unKhC asper-
sions Of a certain class OF writer's and critics
NeU- YoyE, Jan. 90 1877.
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DIFFICULTIES SHOULD BE FACED.

To the Edttor OF The Trtbune.
SIR: Your logical and earnest opposition to
tine compromise plan counting the electoral
ceered the hearts OF some least who feared that after
all the Democrats had succeeded In bulldOzing the
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THE PEOPLES DEBATE.
THE INDEPENDENTS DUTY.


EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNAL OF THE FIRST
srNArE-THE COMPROMISE ELL VIOLATION
OF TIE CONSTITUTION.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
HERALD SUNDAY JULY s. l877-QUADRUPLE SHEET.

n%.'s city s1 at . % ao S
wsgae.; 80 lieree; cOnnsa. sold las evening a. a,ss
aaosa s e 'osay n al. 9' south A%erss Vas sus'. .e
assss., @ = passass; sS Rssspss q,
The sssi "a n ',.ssy I asd , s'iss At ne Is a for ssS
meek 7sssi boxes .hiemsnt. the e "a seSss
ss w'rn % 0s at s s was ss' sS
unshanged prices We quote: Lony Island. New Je-
is & .aa % Western y r and Can s..s soss sea &
mederats IT, We quote caslna fair Slss ss'is % Good
ss P,%s s S Ass;'sas ssrsass. 's S"s
bona, a.c 9 ssle. gold ,v
sss S % % a o e sSo1 sas 5 Ae
%arsss sossS d't au 't" sat strong We auos"fsr
ssdes ssn es isss do % Hu. % and .s 10
No. SSo n ios lo'ss ao moa.sss Ahss s,,.n. and
s d. sSssry 'fS Sr 20 c
refined ',sndara g, A. 1ic en i,ss iiss
,,!s cut issI iass white ezra c,. iio,s;r
n s M p,Ss sssss AYE w. o' other f"'e' 'n''a'
70 ssIss, Ms,s.s a.,:. a. l9c
Western sold at iOc.
s f o sDs ~ Sc 'sx was hrm'' ino
wmsKEr Receipts 532 bss Dull and lower; ole red
fnnicnTs srhe market for petroleum tonnage continued
there was in gsnecai improvs%sa in rates Lai.gs
y.ss: .a. s
via scs'on on private terms % 70 LONDON sail $4,000
steamer 100 bales hope vim Liverpool private terms
Hamburg, per steamer. 1000 boxes bacon from
uhcaso through freight on private terms. Char
ters:-An Italian bark. hence ~ Cork for orders,
with Win oaoo quarters grain at a. Hsd; an austrian
tiers grain A. T. 81 an Austrian bark hence 70 GorS
Tor orders, with 5000 quarters barley at 5s Norwegian
brig, 25o ions, hence steIn with cargo
three vessels reported with deals 7Js IRON
Mrancl to United XIII dom direct; British ship, 34S
tons, from Pensacola United kingdom with tmb
4Js schooner recently hence to Bermuda ut SIi 100;
German ship. hence 10 Antwerp bremen. with 5000
bbls cnned petroleum 1T 3 7tssl swedish bark hence
to Hamburg or iiren,en. with 4sO do do. ut 81 7isd
German bark hence 80 bremen, with 100 do NJ IS 0d
spanish bark from Baltimore 70 Antwerp Win 27oo do
do Ut js 3D., Rotterdam is Sd British bark hence to
borueaux win 500 BOTS crude pstros um ~ IS lu1ad
American bris he to Liverpool with $50 do reh ed
petroleum. AZ Ss nau clearance August an italian
bark. hence 10 the Mediterranean. with 1900
2ie British brig hence IRISH port With = 100 bills
do. NJ Is. 3D. American bark. from Ph,ade phia to
Dunkirk, with 27uU pbs Grade petroleum ut 4s ld
Austrian bark, hence Trieste. with 3Oo bos refined
petro At is l0lsd Italian bark hence 60 Trieste.
with $500 bls do ut 4s I'd Amecln brig. hence 10
Saoncd. with $500 do ut 32r an American bark
prevlousy, hence TO tho Baltic with 1000 bls do at
Is Nute.Ihe italian in last to the Medi
terranean with 2on bos refined petroleum with ,ut par
ticulns. WAS at is I'd. bb ana 23c
siae Spanish port; 800 bbs and 900 cases.