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, 1877-06-26

ratau ~ III m E! .ss3
ii s q Ii ss y ID '; S d n 10 sfiz i katoM Il M
A member Of the Board Of Trade, 1ust returned
from m extended tip through central Illinois,
etatca that ho never raw better crop prospects, on
the whole. The whcot Is very 6ne, and tho corn
in good condition, though perhaps u ltttla back
ward. Tho oats may lodge, with mose rain. but
they promise well now. 1fo rays tho rain has
fallen chiefly 10 narrow bolts, and even then has
been gtce'l!ly drunk In by the gronnd, which has
absorbed more than usual, leaving the ptreams uut
lttlo altered In volume.
a. II. Smith, Esq, Of the Chicago Il Pacific
Elevator Company, replies to the document tead on
'Chnngc last Saturday. He states that tho schr
donaldson Il tho only schooner witch has received
grain from Tho @. r Elevator, and no delay was
occastonci1. On Juno IL, The prop James Ftsk,
IT,. was sent there 70: rejected corn. bnt ot1 &C.
eount of the condition Of the grain they .esure ia
receive Il. No ether vessel has becn sent 10 tho
housc for grain up to tho date Of tle comtuuntca.
tlon read Inst Saturday.
The lending produce markets we.p fairly active
yesterday, Ard most Of thcm wcse 0rn, provisions
and corn being strong. Tho news from Enrorc wns
wasl,ke in It, tonc, Independently Ut That from tho
actna seat OF stric It being reported that England
~ agttsted about tho proposed temporary occupa.
ton Of coaatanttnopls BY Russia. The Western
news, too, wns bad tnctcoro!ogicaiiy; Il was 70.
ported that 1oTa had been visited by a destructive
..xs,, tr1,,.. 49,. ~. ,fo.. ~ 49, go. ~.
7.hora w.. ronnorstirc,v l,t,o ntne rrst,rSs1 -.
ehinncnI nr,crs t,oior ,oo h,.h in 80, onJ ~ H.
ir,nc wa rhiedv for fntnre dclt,o,r ,~,.h r.,hs.
,,n,n n.,or, f,or onts,,,o l., so,,n ,,a-..,...,..
1.,n ;,rv .eooJs trsdo %. ,,nJorata,x ast,.n
,,;cos wars nrm onH rnch.nvct S..,sssia. 800 s
nn,er.d with son,o frcr.,om. AMI n, mot iInc. ,ha
morici nrn.ctveI A fst,iv .,c,dv I'm. sn,s,s
wrrc ,n,ctttrJ' CofTcce xero s;,ono. p,lr"s -
foreign md 1omesttc t,rd f.,,s ,rero mi. r.,,,.
.n,,nincl. Thc rhics tnonirv wn. for ,.nn.. . ~.
n1cs and rnistcs F.h rontInn. in ooo, Sn,r,n,
A. vail sustained nr1rcs. nut,o, uros ,c.,vo sna
stcsdy. cbccse ,yn. iu,, and ,,,c1,nIno' M
chnnccs rcrc dcvctonct in ths Mi. n,ints Tao,,a"
leather. coal. and wood narket,. e''e'
Tho luu,be, market was rather outcs. rhr nfrcr,
, 1877-06-26
MINING 6T0CK4.
San FmANctsco, june q. The following nse tho
latcat 1noAtions Ut tho STOCK I!otrl tu.sLaY:

F0HHfHN.
loNpos, Juno 9t.-1sao OF daconnt In nren
mnrGct for ihteo- months' BILLS, III h&t:A; ho[ow
the Hank Of England, :fdex.
CnnA1ls. money md account, Ht LIN.
American securities, h..OA, DIS, 1DaS; 10.4Os,
l02t: new ~. 197As New fntk Central, s8;
pAals, juoo .A-lluutes, l05f 55c.
, 1877-06-26
COMMERCIAL.

Tne following wcFe tho receipts and shipments
of TIM cadtpg articles Of pr04ncs In this city during
thu fnrty'oighl hours ending at 7 o'ciuck IN
Monday morning. and for tho corresponding
tinu lust year;
, 1877-06-26

Withdrawn from stoso dottRY Saturday Tor city
consumption: 3 5lS bu wheat, 41o bu corn, 2, 51t
bu oata.
The following gra!n was inspected into store IN
THIS city yesterday morning: u carr No. north.
western whyat. cars No. 3 sprinz, II cars
No. do. cars rejected do, car 10 grade u,
wbcan; car yellow corn. rars No. DO. u
cars aud IL, 600 bu high4mixcd, . cars new do. D
cars new mixed. l.i cars II 600 bu No. corn, "
trrJcetcj d. . cars no Crude ls:: eoru, cars
white oats, II cars anu ]. 6oo 6u No. = do. IT
cass rejected DO, car no grads AT oats); eals
No. . rye, = cars rejected do; cur No j basIcr,
y cass rejected do. Total t370 rars}. lY!. 600
bu. Inspected out: 10, G:l0 bu wheat. :i2L. ds3
bo coru. ]. 105 bu oats, @1 ba rye, $40 bu barley
Tha iollox!4; statement shows ths Li,t.ibut!pn
, 1877-06-26
LUMBER.

The cargo lumhcr market rather duI sud essy.
hut not QuotsSy lower OrcF twenly raryoes we5s pl
Tered an asrsss were sold during tho Ay but buyers
wGru slaw IN taking hold and basuess wa
In ths middle os tho day by the violent atorm Flsya
stud w1 uncaange being guoted At s7.4, for stsnI.
datd. aud cpn'tnou taCh II es.fD03ul 0ooI lueh
Lumber ut ~. Nkal1nO. Lath wefp stssdF NJ II ma
LIS and shingles VI u, ss93.Is.
The Ydrd market wN falrly active II unchanged
pEtcea- Comuluu dlMonslon stun Il quoted a q. 1a
out soino 4saieEa dccllns 70 te under khs oulia
price, FvlioWfnu aru tba n u,,f attnns.
, 1877-06-26

CATTLE-HcerIvtd during Sunday and Monday.
28oo head; same tlnlo last week, Z I'M kcad Trade
opened fairly active tor good 10 choco graes with
pricrs frm II tho sdvancs osts1ltahed towards tito
ciose Of last week. Tho supply Of wclfatcd catsla
was nut sutescne to Antisfy tha ahtpf!ns demand.
which. under the encouragement OF favutabs nows
ron tho East was nrgen ahd In instanccs thcrs wcro
Aes At better ngurcs linn have been paid At any time
within the paat ten dayA Forlow Gfadr& tha ppatton
Of tho market VIA not 10 favor1bc. Tho wanta Of tho
home trade appeared TO he few, and. there was 40
consticrsbte Inquiry frnm other SOURCES, trade wha
dtnggtng ami rrccs unsatisfactory. considerable
percentage Of the supply conssed OF Texas rhc sacs
Of which were reported all tho wAy from f. 90 for
load Of bulls AVERAGING i1Ga ~ to 81. II fur primo
e7rie! - for Nxtra FFae steers The latter rrtco
WAS spld ~ kMlcr tstrt nrtf tho fnf1ntr by sirUou.
sia. M:rSt " The ,attsr nrrf slao ot i4a
sold drnve y IN bead 1t fal. Tho ntnfSet cia.cs
nEin for Eut to Ctocc qllnticA Sons cQtp4lvu stun
wAs left over.
QUOTATIONS..
EXT" ~ "nsssyss.GTndedsto ss.s Y. stoora weighing $50
choire neeves-Finc. III. weIt.fnfmed i.
u 800 .......:.:.. s7s81 10
Meilnn itse.-Etesrs IL iair ne;i, wcSi.
,s Tx !g1to ~ ~. 4soas.a,
xsahtaf et' y i:Io a7sa4.oo
e gSo a2ss+.2s
bulls att, sc~!awng xtccrs. 2hon7 rs
Tcxha-fhfuAEh lE0YeA. Ih8kAI rs
tER&-fek
, 1877-06-26
s1.7317.O
s.7Jan.m
h1XD.N
4.Nsl3.aJ
\
2.H&4.m
8.73&+.25
2Mh7.75
1.hkfel75
IGha0,tD

IIOUS--IscCelYel HnYiHE 0NndNY anil Wontny ia H11
bead Although the aappy wss materially nrscr than
Usually seen Ia tho ysta tic onchig tsAy Of tho
market ruling asttye sn arn thr9uahoAt tlY ~
luz Shipper and packers htfh bought libetsiy sH
between thrln nts!t oyefythlnR, WA picked lip. 1t
eomn,on g rrtm9 heavy. Must Of ths hoss CHANGED
, 1877-06-26

~ .,s s. c,eep. p 'ns ssc o. lonne 10y Of
5sss sas : s'sss i
w'ltns to .hae previous nxnres Sales xsFs seeo!*ed
eas 40 es, st 'es ps; party s Fl: Fl:
spring .npcrnae. al ss.co; md 100 brl, ~ ryn
k.t sS, es so.s sr;s It, .% t.: 5: los @ Tic
ssss sse IT, se soes @sm ssas,a. d.
n.,s' os d. ssso, ss es a. 9ss sss, ,,,,sn sss
e. esotes .p.in: d .arrnc. .p,1ss o.tsns s.
dnm %. $50 % nye nour. e:soa1oo.
mass..e .urp, s.1cs 1cr. @ 70 ton. % ax y ~,
nm1:Tr.D~sIs ". made Of 10 ton, Il Isl" sisoo 90 per
ton on ';s:k ... .,,,.., ~, ..., :.
pt, ton On trek. - ''""D'' .
shade .eoxe .ho latest asrr. # saturday sisr selling
H. ssa o' as , % oa, sna ,e rea. va. seay
IN !: T Az ss
s. so'ess :so,m: NV: a..
sSs se m c sk. 70 II Gaax g @
Fiji EGss IT, soHs g ' e9s
I; .ss ,:ss .ssss ;s
ipr ne1t month than II was saturday. Auuait, taxing
% u
s':s I'D !: .:t3 yssI sss i.
!s: :ss: ;'sSfsF ss;
se1nS q :s 81 eG IT, e:s as, xs5s
Sa S !. t r. on rs'ss tfsex s1 4 1 @
sssii:s ''Ss5'i r., Ts;. 3.sSs, ~ 'a % A.
sI;+sst. 7, trrc or board tst. 1utaI, 3,'sJ hi.
, 1877-06-26

Flcksta ronRh and eel*ok -..w.....,.. 8OOEaluuo
PickrtA, select. drrsstd and hcaAed........ fn.u
LHl ..,,.+,,,,.. f4cAA M
Shtngea, IN standard. 7.lH< 120
EhlnRlrA :" choice to e1tsA........" 1.HO0 4. ~
UFf shlnglc4, I3o extra.
, 1877-06-26

rnous1oxt-afels pork. Ga I'd. Primo mess bo1f,
- edo ~ Sd. LafdIAmorican. asa Gd. BAcon-Iong
eiear+ ia, do short clear. ad4.
| CNKKkE-Americ4n. HaA
/ TAkLow-Ftne American, 4Qf,
| rETHoLEuN-spasita, 81 Ddi refined, aaA
1txsEED OlL-2S&
Rxs1x-Common. ss&5a Sd; pAIe, fos.
| aTIKtra or TrkrENTIxk-77s117s 81.
LONDON. Juno oa5.-pxrnotxua-1sedned 10, oL
| TALLow-42s uda43s 81.
| ANrwkRr. juno 2A.-rxTRoEruA-ass Cd.
| AMERICAN CITIES.
| sEw YoHk.
NEW Yonr. Juno -Corro1-Qnttt, tlNafI14e.
futures barey steady. Juno. 67at. .B3c, Jniy 1lds
&l1.0ecs August li7bc, sopiembcr. ,l.720l1.7 .7oe}
October. 3sai1. 4ocs November II. 3.Gt1 o7c, Do
eonbcr l1.7ac. January, tl.aeei1.4oe, February,
| fl.o50ll.ssc; March. ll.g71aft Bsc.
| Fiora-Qulet, rccetptA 1000 brls, No. 2, a. 500
500, aupcr State and WESTERN s5. e0@a.OO; common
sooa. extra, 70. 7s3e. 90, good 70 choice, s4s,
pSoess soa is;e
S1sEe: sSs ,.,tnt.
Sa:, sfs;fs s;a k;s s{;, #s.|e;s ;:s;
sTsKK K,ss. sst sis e"iss III .sssSy
ts;s ;s sss:,: ~
s' :s's''s III s:s .ss'' ;s:i:' s.s s' IL
MAI- -steady aud unchanged.
a1;is xsS!s,S unchanged Mo'ae'
TTkTsoI.vH.t ttims Stado, oAc, refined. ls,fc,
rsHe4 r. Ssa as'"..
;1Itsssy iMssteis
i. s s .,sss fiji fiji Eli s;;s'
ngF1tn-1Ie.y,,. we.terrA ,oepc.
ss:s;s''ss; sa':s;.H :i'aas asf,s$: ;,';ss!. 81. ~.
:s;: -:
Sa afn t os,,,' ,a,ns., ~ r" r..s.,., 49,, ~
lntcI :uppts ca1 st ia 1 Wcste miao2
s.'i t:;S': ss.s ss;!s's sA''' '''7s do
:Ss s'ss $s!s &:
'1Ss; sEs;::S;., :SSS. ses!:. Xs,.e,n ..,,: ,.e,,e
7fl 5sa.sd issG ;5 ;ronr, W.T. as
'e@se'1s; @&':ss;1"ff:S,r 1.:ia:si a. s,.nx
y: e. '+,'' m "''''' 600 but '''n'
shs:ssss s%ssEe.res md nm ter medium ..a u,oer
ss sso fs q .asy sSse ta
I!'S:: IL s'ss ~ s. s5 e.:
:n$ % sss; ~ :'Ss i.s:s,' .a.a.s
,s:s Asfs ao!a.y . @ ss is s;s:ss ss:s
''H,Sastr; .!.:.: 3tn;Ssa.' ;a' !Hsi sSssjfs: - D'>'"
~. CO bu. eets 1000 hi, rys, Iou} ID; barley.
monet hogs. LOO; cattle. LOO.
,Gts GtsuissAri.o.. Jnao orrox-.quos and steady,
lR4is-Wheat sssrses as1ss I'd, Il. 7yi,sG Gsfn sa
III as9'esa se.na. n,n. s,s
sss Il 4 sa1ss .sa5ss
, 1877-06-26

Hav Iot1s 1uns 3a.-NsEket less active, Atlds from
stsw makes Of alapls cotton and woolra kooda which
were tu falt dsm&nd naansA fairly artive, blankets
uottn& n,ure frsclys mons wear Of woena In steady
rsaaess; Wamsdtts blcsche4 shest!nas loosd ~ aud
feppotsll vide ahestiuzs lower.
, 1877-06-26
Tho following wcre tho exports Of the articles
na1ncd from thu principal cities Of the Atanttc sea

Tia following statement shows tho foreign gold
values Ut imported goods entered Into consumption
at The port os Chicago during last weeks also tho
gold dnt'cs thereon The solling currency values
aggregated abOut SO. 800:
, 1877-06-26

". anotcd d ~ i!s q lover ssics frrcftrd
Df TND "a short rttM "a rrf tC] eclA July,
sna f7o, S so!s. . Ausn.t; n. "n ~ i.ns cI.ss. Il
and (l9 ~ DC Tho market elp.cd 1t tho
following fSnEc of pricra:
!SAt ut- Shoft Laap !S4orf
htts ftbe clears. effort.
&s::: &: rsaa::::::::: g y II
July. loose. ..........AH IA ali H1S
Augas9. lnOsc. IA
Long md stnrt clrara quoted At esfe cash juno.
g*c. long Et hauaa h&ess{c, ", hnyeds swectplckfed
hama 74$Gtlc. urrcn hAma, 1<6S7Hc.
Bacon 9uuteA II ~6eHt3e for RhonlfrE. H2a,{n for
ahort rtln short clears p5{4 loo {or hams
Ill can Rtact ami rntke.j.
GNtAAx--WA ~ Qutel n t.fG17t.
nEEF rtsUnCCTs-Yerc stchdy snd 7uttt At LII
6ll,n for nlrts &ft.75@t2 o. fur extea incAet ant
Fia NEz.tA nt fpr hams. -. - - :.
TsLLuwN ~ stronger at 71&R7}fc for city, and ~
TIC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08
A New Danger to Isu.sia.


BUCHARrsr. oct IA thing of greater
gray q than IT, g'n 'rll' Is suprosnd-tho spread
OF NrHsu in thH Polish pr'NlnerS-is p''. upy-
lns the attention ol Austrian. Russ nm. and
kNumauiAu ~tatn-ut.l. The sect oi the Nfhtl-
tsfrs has hitherto hrtn confined tx 'luslNoly To-
Russia proper. on the prr-i-r nature OF their
t'nrts aud aspirations no one gnn speak posi-
lively. all that n known lriuG that. as their
name implies. their creed ir hTsrd upon the ne
CATION ~ everything lnVnlN ~ the principles Of
Jaw IN thn Nil'. brl'AihS h'lth'r IN bod nor
devil. these peoul" str.k" at tie head of an au-
thuriiy. tn sovereign. They cannot he ciassed
with IN" 'nWmun SIS, and yet To gam their
ends, they ar sad io Boo affiliated a. that great
nursery II the Commune. ih- lnternatonuls
Unlike. too. tn" French Radicals. thos" y f'd-
estes recruit their numbers IN all Glasses of 500
ci'ty. Two thousand of them arr at this mo-
rout in the prisons Of Moscow and ST.
p.trr-bnrg. AMI among these are found
not only students of H." public s'coo.s.
hut res ortahlr merchants, hish on '"rs of the
Government, oili' Of the army IA active SER
vice. and even young girls Of good family ami
in oiherrrspr T., untarn' she'd reputation. These
last are. indeed particularly ianniical and active
IN ~" PROPAGATION 81 lh.lr dnSiiihs. ANA, No.
cordng To- the avowal of their fellow prisoners
themselves, may be- classed in the category Of
their most energetic adopts. The act of nc
cu~dtion against those now arrested contains
"cirrlrs" in 81 Petersburg, Moscow. Krn
Kaz3ln. and odessa. hut tho Central COMMITTEE
has not yet boon discovered. and II would seem
that all the different sections Of the society act
Independently OF each other. although in a'-
rurinucr with "A programme elaborated IN CONF
mon Among packet of letters seized IN
the apartments OF a medical student IN II.
Petersburg Was found a cummuui' alton
uunuynou---l from his colleague az ka1ln. in
which 1t l. urged that as tie. N1'iNisieS are not
yet IN position To- at 10y force. they should
profit hy the critical situation Of the GpNrru-
mrut. whose authority has been shaken los tn"
recent military disasters. and should work upon
the public opinion hy political demonstrations
al the funerals of their comrades. aud on the
arrival Of tie trains containing wounded
soldiers. In consequence of this revelation.
aud OF others which caused the arrest of many
81 gang residing IN thr provinces, ~" bodies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08
RRIDGEr CRUISES CAREER.
Ono of the Scene. In the July Riots Fourteen
Years Ago Described.

Bessie Darling the actress, has taken con-
siderable interest in Bridget Cruise. who stab
bed Michael Cavnnngh in Thomas street on
Saturday. She visited her in the City Prison
and sympathzcd with her in her trouble. and
was much affected by her story When she left
the prison she called on W. L. Howe and paid
retaining fee for her.
The woman sat silently staring into vacancy
yesterday. She told of the suffering that she
had undergone. and how within the past three
years Of Michac's idlcncss she had earned from
SO to 81 a week by scrubbng and washing and
supported him and herself g Mike" she said
did get orcasionql work he spent the most of
! his earnings for drink
Bridget Cruise" Capt. Petty said was one
Of the principals in the July riots of 1868. ThOs
! Cruise her father. kept n small grocery and
/ prog shop in Thomas street near Church On
/ the first Monday Of the July riots the roulhs
made preparations To Kill all the negroes living
in that naighborhood. Hearing that the mob
| were making an attack in Thomas street.
| started ont alone. and on entering the nllcy
/ found that they were hattcrlng the doors and
! windows with sticks Of cordwood. Az soon IA
! they recognized me they attacked me. hut my
| cmmand had been Warned ana was rescued
/ That afternoon we were called tO Police Head
! quarters and remained there until THURSDAY
ON Wednesday. Thomas Cruis. and William
| Best organized mob with the determination
! Of cNtorninating the negroes in the ward
! Four hundred cQlorcd persons sought shelter
in the Tof v STATEN na asm " vert sra lnI
/ the basement ut II Worth street Yelling and
! cursing they forced the doors and shutters
! open. Old Mrs. Wilson and her two sons sat
crouching on the floor. Cruise was armed " Tn
| an axe. Best with n cart rung. A. the elder boy
! sprung up to defend his mother. Best knocked
| him s"nsrlcss with the cart rung. and Cruise
| split his skull op.n with the axe. They then
! saturntcd his clothes, with Kerosene. and would
| have burned him hut for bray" German.
| nnmcd Minkrv. Mrs. Wilson died from fright
| Ofil'ers in plain clothes were ordered to arrest
! Cruise and Best Then il WAS that Bridget and
her sister were first noticed hY the police. Both
knew every police Officer in the ward. They
| were set to witch NJ the street corners. and Hs
soon ns they saw an officer coming they would
run into the house and give the alarm. Tho
Cruise family. after hard fight, were arrested
hut owing to the intense feel NJ against negro''s
NJ that time Cruise and Best were sentenced for
short terms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08
The Mud In bulgaria..

SIsTovA, oct. 12.-At Gorny Studcn every
one from the Emperor downward keeps under
cover such a- II H. honudy ventures out in tho
thick deep mud; to do So is 90 run the risk OF
sliding down up To- the knees in miro into the
valley on either side OF when the village novels
are built. The Car occupies the only house
which exists thero. Tho Grand Duke Mich ola,
and u few Of his stan are installed in round
domc- shaped fonts made with thick fclt laid
over wooden frames. Tho rest Of the little
camp nestle under their few yards ol saturated
canvas. which swarm with ,Argc mice trying
10 find shelter or crccp into the holos which
nature and tho bulgarian peasant huVe pro-
Vidcd.
A gloom il cast over everything. md the ON
GERS are mostly in low spirits. NJ sunlight APP
peHrs through the thick. heavy clouds, and mt
O'Clock in the evening II L. So dark lhat II IL i'm
possible to walk dozen ynrdp without "A Ian
tern to hight the way and u biz stuck to keep oil
the WOllish. bowling dogs, which attack Uh-
armed persons At might WIN thr grrate,t ioroci-
~. The most dlNnSTprahlc sight of all Is the
hurdWurkrd horses. of whloh there are n great
many Mt GurnN Ntudon, Standing out day and
night in the colo rnn without cover or cloth of
my kind. There H. not a stable IN the village.
Thrre thr poor boast, stand through the TWEEN
four hours. dripping with wet. with their
tails 'urlcd up under them, slowly chewing the
wet hay, or even straw. H. there ~ very little OF
the former Ia be bought Tho picture. as have
u for the last few days from the door Of nay mud
hut. IL a melancholy one indeed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08
TIE KEITH PaPfR NILL BrRNED.
Pronounced the Rest MIN In the World Loss
sIOO.OOOi Insurnnce s2O5.O 900.

SPRISGFIELD. Mass, Nov. The Keith
paper mill ut Turner's Falls was burned at ?
o'clock this morning. The mill was the pride
Of tho new manufacturing city. and its pro-
ducts commanded the market. Its original
cost was more than 100000. The fire began in
the lower story from nm unknown cause. A
partof the machine room. the bleach room. and
ONCE were likely 10 be saved at 3 80 this morn
ing. The loss will be s3OOOOO; insurance
100000 The mill was started in July 1873
work having been begun on the structure in
; September. 1871 1t was noteworthy for its SUI
perior constru ton and lis perfect adaptation
To- It's work. II was unhcsitatingly pronounced
hy cNprricncl paper makers the best mill in
the world. The main building WAS 27O feet
deep by - feet wide. and five stories high. with
two L. projecting toward the raj 'road. one 80
by loo feet and TIA" other 10 by - feet. 1t had la
capacity Of five tons daily. mad" the ln"st
writing paper. and employed 300 hands. The
machinery WAS all Of the most approved pat
tern. The pnwrr WAS supplied boy tIiree wheels
with Ave hundred horse power The company
have received several iarae Government COM
trncts. and have, It is stated some unfinished
ones on hand.
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NV YoRK. Wc1ncs lay Nov. 7.-Rcceirts NJ
bccNts yesterday and to-day were Oi car loads 7tb
head. lliu~t tb Tor tie .'ftc~ppntL time last week
the demand tnir. ari of the sales
a,ivnnrc from last Nunda equal 10 nearly Ac en-, hut
u" nn rings were not clnh uu ami the feeling toward
The close was not - 1rm as IN the morning Choicest
steers reached ll@lac Z D.. 10 dress - rs. air to
good native cattle Sold 10 sHlusc. t0 dress ~ ms
common and medium rHtiye- ~ 81 ssHt4c. To dress %
NJ. AMI 'l fok'' AMI 'u sfti about 2pcar lOads.
nttsH' 10 dress % rs Aiout JoO cattle taken
10 slaughter Tor the export trade
Receipt. calves Wcro lH hond since Monday against
~ Ter The same time last week Market qppt aud tar iy
He1dj at 2iss3 & n Cor -rassors and j's90c. tor
vrA4
- uai- d12i head. AGAINST O.s'T tor the
time lat week Ooi sheen were q ~hidc hrmcr ami
higher. while inferior and common stock had slow sala
lambs from nc. to &c.
Receipts NJ hogs since Monday were - car loads ".
7212 head against ~ u, fot the timc last wcct
MARKET quiet aud trh weak at - MAS - for air u
good i've hua-. AMI N'4sn4t tor dressed sales alive ID
eludc car loads oi ONO hogs at - 35sSjip
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P.fNIC IN 4 sTE.fMBOtT
Fragments OF Hr"keu Walking Beam
Crashing Into the Uaricm. Decks

The steamboat Harlem, on her down trip
at "a A. NJ. yesterday stopped AT the li9th
street landing. and many downtown merchants
and few ladies hurried down the gang plank.
The lines We're quickly east IN. the tell was
ring. and the engines beam began TO move
Suddenly there was a loud crash on the hurri-
caue deck. followed by n kissing sound like that
OF escaping steam. All tie passengers being
inside. they were startled hy the crash. and
rushed toward the doors. In their eagerness
To ~ ape. many persons were damned against
the glass windows. smashing them out. Capt.
Clifford assured the passengers that there WIS
no danger. and the steamboat Sylvan Grove wis
signallrd. The Harcm's passengers were
transferred To her
The Harlens walkinG-heam was broken near
its connection with III" piston rod and had been
hurled To the deck. A part Of IL stru X the h"nd
of the upr. ht cylinder. cr,t'k iug II and op"u-
ing a won't for the steam. Engineer Walford.
however. had shut the st'am valve. and very lit
tie steam s.aped. Another fragment weigh
ing several hundred pounds. Was thrown 10 IN"
rear ol the bout and, falling On the main decS.
cut a lurgc hole
The Harlem WIS towcl ly tho Sylvan Groy"
10 her pier at Ninth street for repairs. The
estimated lamago IL about II .jno. The steam
boat Pheasant Valley will run until the Harlem
is repaired.
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Arrest or the Cashier Of II Fraudulent and
Insol,cnt Bank.

In the Police Court yesterday, on motion
Of Prosecuting Attorney Flood. the cas', NJ Ed
ward Brown. late onshlrr If the dcfunct Fidelity
Bank who II under arrest for mis- i"ncunor.
WAS postponed Tor trial until to-morrow, THIS
prn~,'' uiiOn. the first Of the Kind in IN" history
Of criminal procedure in this state Is brought
10y John Shortreod. under IN" proyi- SONS of Sec
tion 5j2 Of H." Penal code. which provides that
every Nicer, lg"nt, teller or clerk oi any bank,
and each individual banker. or agent. teller or
clerk of any individual banker, who receives
any deposits knowing that such bank. or n-So-
cution, or banker. is insONgnt, is guilty OF n
misdrmcnunr
Shorrced had 5000 on deposit in the bank. It
II probable that another charge " 100 hr made
against the accused uulor the provisions of
-. tion 557 81 TIA" Pend Code. which reads az
follows; Every person who .u~ the name Of
llrUil"us l'rs t. any subs rlpu"n lur or
agreement Ia take stock in any corporation.
existing or proposed, and every person who
signs 10 any subscription or agrrc ment tho
name ol amy person, know ma that such person
ha- not the means, or durr not intend in good
faith 10 comply with all the terms thereof. or
under any. understanding or agreement that
the terms of such subscription nrn not to be
complied with or enforced. s guilty of Il INSIDE