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BUSINESS DISASTERS.
HENRY, CURRAN & CO.'S CONDITION.
LIABLE BOTH AS MAKERS AND INDoRsERs OF

NOTES.
special hearing in the bankruptcy case OIL
John +. Henry Curran Co.. was held yesterday Deioro
Register Little to allow the assignee, Mr. Dewey, to ex'
plain bis previous testimony. A. W. Tenney. who ap-
peared for number OF creditors stated that wrong IN
preston had been gwen, which had seriously interfere"
with a settlement Ex-Judgc Hull, VINO appeared TOT
Colgate Co., objected that the examination was out Oh
the regular course Mr.. Tenney replied that the hrms
he represented were anxious that the compromise OF
37ia cents on dollar should be carried out; II the com
promise was defeated and the firms assets sacrificed ut
bankrupt sale it would pay or 10 cents on
the dollar The re gster allowed the reGxamnation to
proceed. BY Mr.. Deweys testimony, it appeared that
the bankrupt firms accounts far the examination
had proceeded. stand as follows:
BRowN FREDERICK q CO., OF Philadelphia OF
GILES, WILLIAM NJ, Il Co-To this firm the bankrupts
gave notes amounting TO SG,30s 10. ana GILES 20, 20,
amount. which the latter Endorsed Giles & Co. have
GuiiS. CHARIKs A-Notes given TO ellis for $685.
l37 -, and notes were received from him To the
amount OF $ls.29s 3d. some Of which have gone to
protest. Mr.. Gilis is creditor on book account 10
The amount of Sli,2I0 II.
GRIDLgY & COFrIS.-iIOders Of notes for S2,3lO.
HEGEMAS Co.-The bankuptS are liable on hotes for
sO,703 10 and AS indors"rs OF notes received from
Ilrgemsu L Co., for S3O95S 6l. 1880
notes the amount Of SlO,2O2 3D. and also on notes
received in exchange to the same amount the hrm
JomNsON HESRY. LoED.-The bankrupt3 owe, on notes
To this firm, st. 81 %, anu are IaDlo on IHuo,,o
mcut. Of this firms payer to the amount OF Tll,-
AL -, the iirm has failed.
REED n o-tredtOrs for notes TO the amount OF Sl,-
G37 "a.
scoyIrrr. A. H. 3 Co--To this Arm the bankrpts gave
their notes for S6j.S23 -, and received IN return
Scnyle * Co., notes for S5667S 23. These notes
mr.. outstanding Liabilities against the firm both ~
makers and ndorserr. Tho bankinpts alho owe SEQ
willie Il Go. for nearly four years interest on note
for s9.l4J -.
The firm had accounts with the Chatham, Park. Broad
way Grocers' and National New-iork Exchange Banks
AZ the time Of the failure. The further examination Of
Mr. Dewey was postponed uuAl "Wednesday
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MIR. MACK'S CHARGES.

HIS COMMENTS on THE ACTION OF sCPERiSrEND
ENT LAMB AND MR. BEsr-MR. LAMB cHAL-
LENGEs INVESTIGATION.
John Mack. the former trustee Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank, against whom Nr Best's report
makes many charges, wrote letter 10 Superintendent
Lamb, on March /. In 1t he charges Mr. Lamb and Mr.
Best with Illegal acts In their examination OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank. He alleges that they estimated
United States bonds ut above par, and accepted
ledger footngs without testing their accuracy
That they examined him (sac) at length, on charges
against him which they refused specify that they
private papers, aud kept back their report ge
months; that though the testimony given under
promise OF parts of it was dvuged 10 reporters
that part OF his testimony diyuged was garbed He
suggests an investigation INTO Mr. Besrs private
duet during the examination. his uon-residence. and
charges him with excluding some testimony that told
against himself He charges Mr.. Lamb with making
false statements with regard 10 a bank. with furnishing
Information derogatory TO Mr. Ellis when superinIenc
Mr. Mack makes other charges. and asks that his pro-
test be filed with Mr.. Bests report and that hs letter 70
In regard to this protest from M Mack Mr. Lamb has
written follows to senator ST. John
STATE OF NEW YORK, BASk DI.PARIMEsr
ALBANY, March 7, 1873.
The Hon D. b. ST. JOHN, Senator:
BY John Mack. addressed 20 me but sent TO you, whcn
Ireceiyed from you YESTERDAY. deny each and every
action challenge Investigation ana invite the keenest
meut from the day entered 1t until now should hr
Mack desire any review Of my acts, shall welcome t.
shonld Mr. Mack. any person or persons. make any
statpmeuts rejecting official conduct which
"a, M to YOU, other gentlemen, to lmpca"h either
tho legality or the integrity or such conduct, wish that
prompt and thorough inquiry shall be made into such
Statements and the facts, Yours truly,
HENRY ]. LAMB. Acting superintendent.
With regard Mr. Lambs letter Mr.. Mack writes as
follows:
ro the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Press kilograms from Albany to-day state that
Senator Oakley will ask an investigation OF Mr.. Lambs
conduct in connection with the Union Dime. Mr. Lamb,
To day send. copy his letter TO Senator ST. john
dated March 1879 asking that the investigation bs
made as to all OF his (Iamb'si official acts, not
alone those IN connection with the Union Dine.
earnestly request the same, with the following add-
ous That no halfexamnatiOns be made that II
sci 10 present Mr. Lamp, his accusers should be pro
yldrd counsel by the senate. Thus his official cOutGct
viii be laid bare, mpartIaly examined and just decision
reached. For the benefit OF the Union Dime ana ether
Institutions, would suggest that this matter be no
Ion GER argued In the newspapers. join MACK.
hetr- York, March :. 1875.
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BANK DISCLOSURES.
u1sTOPy OF THE Union DIME.

EXAMINER BEST MAKES CHARGES OF PLOTTING TO
INJURE THE BANK on THE PART OF MEssRs
oRvIs AND MACK. FORMER TRUsrEEs-aR. MACK
ASSERTS THAT SUPERINTENDENT LAMB AND MR.
BEST HAVE ACTED ILLEGALLY-MR LAMB IN
yITEs INVESTIGATION.
William J. Best, in his report on the Union Oime
Savings Bank, asserts that Messrs Mack and orv,s
endeavored to injure the bank and some OF It's ON
GERS and blames them largely for the banks
troubles. He also exposes the transactions winch
caused loss to the bank. Mr. Mack has written
letter to Bank Superintendent Lamb. alleging that
the Superintendent and Mr.. Best have acted
illegally. Mr.. Lamb declares that he challenges the
fullest investigation.
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ALBANY.
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.

THE HUDSON RIVER AND BROOKLYN BRIDGES
THE EXCISE COMMIssIoNERs-sUPERIN
sMYTH'S TRIAL
Among the bills introduced in the Assembly yes.
terday was one forbidding further expenditure OF
money by New-York City for the completion OF the
Brooklyn Bridge, ono providing for the trans-
fer of the duties Of the Excise Board 70
the Police Commissioners and one IN relation 10 inc
examination Of candidates for positions as teachers.
The trial of Superintendent Smyth was continued
by the Senate, and Thomas NJ. Banta, OF the New
York Life. Henry Stokes and j. l.. Halsey' OF inc
Manhattan Life, James Freeman. OF the GLOBE Mu'
tual, and ARENAS B. Waldo and Marcus b. Grover
of the law firm of Waldo, Tobey & Grover. were
examined,
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to its former rank, Is the confidence OF tina
public. which Ia returning, the rumOrs as TO liz
soyency having been more than disprSve& Conspiracy
conducted investigation. The gentlemen who sought
tine eSstr9 o. the Union Dns Ss'9gs Institution are
pOrate bankruptcies too frequently begins with the
plotting and eonntsrPGnSt OF such ri
absent from the city, on Friday last Mr.. John Mack
the special examination Of the Union Dime Savings Tu
stituon Before doing so he took the liberty OF ersDx
r o pSps es s ne
davt Of one Of Mr.. Best's clerks. q
SUPERINTENDENT LAMBS OPINION
The assignments of mortgages filed in the Registers
Office by tue Union Dime Savings Institution lately haye
attracted attention. In January there were nne IN
February fifteen, and thus far in March. four agge
eating $4,000 in value. The searchors in the
Registers Office are examining the titles to a
large amount OF real estate. preparatory TO
the assignment OF than twice as MANY
more mortgages by the Union Dime Savings Insritu
ton Referring to this subject, Bank superintendeDt
converting the mortgages into cash. to pay of dcposors
and to meet other demands made upon them A" They
have already converted some of their stocks aud bonds
into cash." he added until their MORTGAGES e.
coed the go per cent OF assets In proportion
realize cash, which is much more available than mort
cages at per cent For months tue drafts this
bank have exceeded the deposits ana TINS heavy drain
assets into cash. in order that the demands Of
T & ss pT or e troubles OF e S a aud
Savings Institution and for the lack OF confidence by
the public IN Its past Wss se e ns r 'front.' mistake
Canal Street Building, and the erection OF the building
Broadway.
The following letter received from Superintendent
Lamb yesterday:
To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR Mr. Bests report the past administration OF thu
Union Dime Savings Institution was presented 10 az
Albany in the original draft on February %. To me
the question presented itself as to what the
effect might be on the bank OF the pres.
ent publication or the report. While / was
considering this question, with tne view OF doing the
beat act could Mr.. John Mack. Ousted trustee pre-.
sented the subject To the public in way that removes
all doubt respect 10 the immediate publication OF the
report for the whole truth j. better than pare state
ments As for the past, the report fully and cOnclusyey
deals with that. 1 simply wish TO add that tie
present Board of Trustees lie justfying by It's vigilance
devotion and economy the expectations formed when
this reorganization made l am personally cognt
zant OF the worthy, judclOus ana Jealous ondeayO Of
the trustees to make the institution genuine SAVING
bank every way mertng the confidence OF deposors
HENRY L. LAMB, Acting superintendent
Ee,c- YORK. March =, 1873
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OPPOSED TO REDUCING THE CAPITAL.
1ur DEFICIENCY IL TUE BREWERS AND GROCERs'
BANk.

The directors of the Brewers and Crocers
Bank met yesterday, to take action on the Impairment
OF the capital. After long consultation The majority
were In favor Of paying an additional 20 per cent and
not reducing tine capital. IL was decided. however, Ia
Xr notice al The stockholders and ascertain II they
are willing make the deficiency or have the amount
Of capita reduced.
one ~ rhr directors said. after the meeting, that the
deficiency reported by the exam er was not correct j.
l.. Indcrbnl, ace Juntant recommended by BankEx-
atniurr Oryl-, nab made careful examination. aud
placed the dehc AT SlI 902 OJ, instead OF S2J32 ~
John W. ilcssr the late cashier had returned Sl5OO
leaving the deficiency 1882 % Regarding tho yalua
tinn ni the bank building the president. James ENerar
said thai. within xix months, L. IL lHd'O" ana Homer
Nnran had appraised IL under OATH one nNng the value
at III 20, 900, aui the other AT $4,000
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ALBANY NOTES.
Albany, Friday, NJ

ALBANY, Friday March 8, 1873.
The House Committee on Cities have appointed sud-
committee, consisting Of Mr. Fish and the four New
York members take into consideration all biis reia
tive to salaries paid by the Municipal Government VI
New-York and to report bill reducing salaries
The Committee Legislation OF the Board OF TRADE
and Transportation appeared before the Assembly Com
m,ee on Railroads yesterday to advocate the passage
OF tho bill creating board of railroad commissioners
Extended arguments made by Simon Stern ana a.
H. bfillcr At the request OF Chauncey NJ Depew, who
appeared IN behalf OF the NewYork Central Railroad,
the further hearing was adjourned to thursday next
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SEPARATING LII

SEPARATING HEMPsrEAD AND garden 0ii
Considerable excitement has been cauea
In the village OF Hampstead by the discovery that W.
has been introduced in the Legislature TO make an a
alton In the village boundary Ines 20 exclude
portion within the limits OF 4. T. stewarts purchase a
now part OF Garden City. Public meetings hale
held ana the proposed change meets with very me
opposition, the people having looked iorSaL"h .one
time when Hampstead aud Garden Ciy wou h mart Of
Garden Guy ia that II is private enterprise, a. ths
pubic improvements at It's own expense, " -, ,ss vi.
same time being Obliged To pay proportIon Va Wv
Inge ex oe,Ises from which NO benefit Is derived
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GERMAN VIEWS OF CITY INTERESTS.

The German-American Independent Citizens
Association last evening passed resolution asking the
LEGISLATURE TO appoint commission TO investigate The
management OF the public schools A committee was
be appointed to express to the Lesair, the
mai College and the College Of the City Of Newly Ork.
The Executive Committee was directed to confer with
other ORGANIZATIONS to devise measures Tor opposing
Tamnany Hall Another resolution was passed TO APP
point committee submit bill 70 the Legislature Tor
The purpose OF relieving the tax payers 0f the Guy
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THE BANGOR SAVINGS BANK.

BANGOR, Me-, March S.-A public hearing
before ChicfJustice Appleton was had to-day by the
trustees and deposltos Of the Bangor Savings Bank;
and the court rendered "a decision scaling down the
drposOrs' accounts 30 cent under the Law. THIS
decision is taken proven, sacrifice OF the assets, and
Whatever excess may be realized hereafter by the
bank % the present assets viii he credited TO the
present depositors pro The affairs of the bank
have been thoroughly investigated and confidence is
expressed that the depositors will ultimately be pad
I'm IN
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rnE suspExsIoN OF HOWELL. GAxo & COZ:

CINCINNATI March S.-The hardware firm
OF Howell Gano Co., which failed yesterday has been
established since 1918, and OF the oldest firms
OF the city in line. II il stated that the liabilities
viii reach S2OOOOO The stock IN hand Is valued ut
Sl25OpO. The outstanding accounts Will place the
assets far above the liabilities. II the failure To col
cc these promptly that caused TIA firm TO
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EXTRADITION OF AN INCENDIARY.

BUFFALO. March 8.-The noted desperate
John freeburg who. examination some time ago, was
proved to have fired hotel at Berthe, Ont last Winter,
viii be taken tO Wellnnd, Ont I'll few days for trial
Extraditon papers were received to-day.
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A little philosophical sally, appropos of the

telephone. "A beautiful invention this for hearing at
the distance OF 200 kilometres! The real marvel will be
AN invention prevent ones hearing stupid and vulgar
chatter the distance of twenty ccntimetes whether
IN society on the railroad the caic 10 speak OF
the OF the street, the piano and ones neghbOrs
Tnat VIII be sOmethlng 70 deserYe One's srattnIe!
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At an election meeting, candidate is ac-

cused OF having. citizen DuporIal solicited fayors
the Emperor, and of having likewise rendered
wees to the fallen government. The fact is established
Indesc tumult. The candidate is about to be vO
lenty turned ont But he. showing more presence OF
than when late editorinchef Of the Rere doesn't
bulge from the platform, and III stent0ran voice;
it," Oh! oh'' 81 served the Empire because l
knew that II was the government which would most
surely bring US to the Republic" Ihunders OF applause
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Tn q restaurant. 4 gtntIcman anu scfnD
are seated at the table The scrub Is just finishing
his dinner gentleman Just beginning his The scrub
lghfs a cigar and blows II cloud Of smoke his
coffee. The gentleman rises, and in the poitcst
Excuse me, sir; VIII 1t annoy you II eat while
won are smoklugt"
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NONSENSE From PARIS Papers.

A dramatic author reading n play bill ::
zone tnousandth performance of the Lyons Mail
Just 800 more than my most successful piece"
THE HEIGHT OF AvARICE.-"They say that
b. is running his eyes" THAT Is because he owns dos
when the animal becomes blind mans dog it will NOT
be faxed"
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SUPERINTENDENT SMITHS TRIAL. e.

THE IXAMINATIOS OF THE NEW-fORk, THE MAN
HAITIAN AND TIE Oil jBE MUTUAL LIFE IL
STRANGE COMPANIES - WALDO, TOBEY 4
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August IL. 1879
Cotton steady; mddng, HE. low middiing, Ioae
Stock, 622
NEw.ORLEASs, August ~. 1879
Cotton quies mIddlins. li,se low mddiag. iO5sc.;
Exports. Mexico, $40. sales. issi s.ocs. ASH.
MOBILE, August ~. 1878
IoAe. good ordinary. loJsc Net receipts. 5sa
sales. 100 Stock. viS
Spirits of surpentne qaie. at 25s.c. Hosin arm at
ia fs ;,aiasd Grade r ~ inc steady; 81 90 for
At 81 10 Corn nrm: primo white. OBS Soc. mixed,
oswTco. Angus. H. 1878.
TO-. So :: q White f r Mo I'D doa as. n
~ 80 20; new process 81 2a' sales iaoo sbIs
for rcd ana 81 os 81 q for white Corn aaelanged;
mes an si" sGoi. 49, Sp s %a SSu.
Pc s' .:a g:
Flour. 800 SSs lumber. $4,000 es. '"''"'"''
BvryAto. Augns, IL, 1874
No. p ai% s. ' S Of p" s9 s
ambor. - s6 white winter s. - a 10 Is new pro-
SPIN q 3 10 se1as - 80 ass; ssi.i.'
M 80 'i poso 81 w Sn' IN Ts'S cd " So
si%.sS aus :ss s sa ss zoe ss,s s
81 ssso 81 Is r 4 t sss nj as D% osts
a. Ace 200 No. mixed Western. 4,c Oats ncmlnaiy
ss barley ism; Of 900 bush OLD wc.iern ." 81
% iss% M yI ws S
81 Canada. 81 81 10; Western, 5Or oOc Corn meal
steady coarse m 81; hne. 81 81 los patent process.
~ 40 cwt. Mfeed active and Arm; al Sl2;
hne, sl3 a Slf; finished. si7 as. rye, SIS per
sales Of 70 bis At 81 90 81 os. city N ,ds.
changed, carriers houing of; wheat oats
&c.. to New York; pine umger. ALBANY. ". 10
New Yorx 81 30 " 50 NJ. slaves al lxh a. iNb
ton Railroad freghts steady wheat. &C. $50
oats SIG. TO New YORK; Receipts BY railroa 4sfour.
6,iOO bDis wheat $500 bushels; corn, ii2vOo do.
oats. 81 100 do barley. G.sOJ 10 rye 500 ny
iaKe-fiour 4,ieJ bDis.; wheat, flssQV bushels.
corn. 2iO,otO 90. oats. $1,000 do rye. ~, $50
do. lard. ltD .ieresa shipments ~ ran.
corn 2Vt,7sO do oats. 90 700 barley y ~ do rye
5000 do by canal Wheat 81 49, bushels
Iy6.42D rye. ~ 800 do To pn,s
Wheat. 10 BOO Dushcs corn I0 S3t Grain anoat or
tide water the Erie ana Oswcgo canais--W TAT .
ass $50 bushesi i34 $40 do oats 20 2sO do bar
ley, Y, 300 $500 40 Grain store At buffalo
Wheat l,i2IUOO bushels; corn 5gDoOO OATS 472
do. barley. 2OjuuO do. rye. 63,OUO do. malt none
Es;imal ed mat Ia houses. La. zoo bushels 1900
ToLgpo, August IL. 1873.
Wheat weak; No. white Michigan 81 trs asked: no 2
do, 81 %; extra do 81 10, amber Michigan spot
~ Ol; seller August, ~ U2 asked seller september
10 amber Mishigan' y.'se.; No. red winter. spot.
u oa seller AaHns, ~ oo.s seller sepemee.. 81
ject:d Wnaeasn' ssc. Western amber, 81 Corn
enet. higa mixed, 41AG; No. ?. s2sc. |;
No. 2 white, 45c rejected. doc. damaged, aBtsu
Oats dul No Y. spot. 2tc seller September. 23.c.
Michigan. old 20c. Receipts Wheat, 1875 vJD bushels
corn sfOoD 10 oats, $500 DO shiufne ntswhcat 1871
busheisi corn. 5000 TO-; 1000 do. A. the close
wheat was stssdy No While Miehgan 81 os exsrs 40.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Frederick ". Kraft has nled n petition In bsnh
ruptcy for himself aud against William J. Beaman,
his former partner IA the firm OF Bcaman Kraft,
leather dealers ut Ycnkcrs, N. ", ana the matter
viii come up for hearing boiore Judge Cnoats o.
Tuesday, August ~ Tho liabilities set down In the
schedule aggregate abou, $4,000 tho only secured
claim being that OF Joseph II. skidmorc, executor,
Tor 81 47o The assets, which arc NORMALLY valued
at sls,3d7 20, consist OF real estate nj Yonkers.
s2,4oO; notes. sl4632 "a; book accounts, $t,275.
Ihs stock 10 trade OF the arm assigned January,
1870. 10 Peter U. Fowler. ana realized &G,547 Il,
which was subsequently divided up among tbo cred.
it0fs. Among the princIpL claims are J. h A.
Boskowitz Co., S2,3is %; estate OF Theodore
Bpoosh, 81, 25s -; FIRST National Bank Of on kers.
" GIG 40: Ciuz,ns' National Bank OF Yonksrs,
$1,000 10; Rickeus& Hodson, Sl.ssZ
Henry n. Kiehardsou. "ivcry man" at Ncwbure,
has gone iuto voluntary bankruptcy IN this city, with
liabilities amounting 20 S. 400 an@Asssts notuiDaiy
valued at s32l2 rhe latter consist OF book accouns
1912, and stock valued at $4,000, invcntoricd FOL.
lows:-Eicvcn horses, close carriages. 2 open car
risgos, orsg, top wagons, 3 phaetons, l twoseaa
wagon large sicighs, Portland sicghs, sets dou.
bic harness, o sets single harness, robe, bIankstS
whips. clipping machine, safe an stable fixtures rh6
secured creditors are Whnm L. II. Warren, e1,o04
and John \. fitchey, 81, 500.
Efforts are bong made 10 have Benjamin Ham moud,
OF tbis city, su1udcaed an Involuntary bankrupt,
SIX creditors whose united claims amount So 2lQ OF
having ncd a petition to that effect. An order "a
show cause has been issued rcturnabe August a. and
meanwhila an injunction has been granted fosSrnlnp
ing any further disposition Of tho property.
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n o amber Michigan spot 81 ssksd 81 osK bid; ss-
er 10 days u O2s; DO ths weeE 81 o. No red win
ASKED: No. red ssc; western smso. 81 ooS ii COX;
No. amber Illinois, 81 o. Corn quiet.
DETROIT August H. 1873
Flour steady, with good demand; 400 bbA white
81 Vs,S No. white Michigan 81 07sf. Corn unsettled
mixed Axe. oats teady. with fair inquiry At s0sle.
Flour. 400 bbls wheat, liOoOs bushels corn,
do; oats 5000 do. shpmeuts--siour, 2iO0 bbls.;
wheat 900 bushels; corn. 500 do; oats. I4u0 do
CINCINNATI August IL 1879
Flour quiet but firm family. 81 80 IS Co. Wheat In
fair demand for qualities; red 3tc SIC receipts.
1900 bushels: shpment 900 do. Corn easier 5.e
s2ic Oats steady new 2se 39s. Rye IN good demand
prime choice fall 81 O, a ST. TO- Pork quiet but firm
At Sli Lard - GOOD demand; current make. 7ssc;
and higher shoulders 81 CO., short rib osS. CASH exc.
buyer september short clear 70 70 Bacon strong;
shouldeIs. &C. clear rib ~ 20 "! 3o clear sides
changed. sugar quiet and unchanged Hos steady aud
lrm for good common very dun weak and lower at W
CHICAGO. Angus; IL. 1873.
Flour ste ady and firm. Wheat in fair demand, but
lower; No. red winter. YS1c 09c No. do 975sc bid.
cash aud Aaxust; $780, bid: sspssmher; No. Chicsyo
spring, 961sc bid. cash; 9B5sc- 97c August Y3ssc.
ayic', september; oi'4c ocsober; No. DO. $50 Corn
22isc - de- August; 22sc, Septembsr rejected. lsc
Rye steady with fair demand &c Barley quiet bus
s .a g u % S's ss'ss s.n
$40 sOa 81 se]z October Lard fairly active and shade
higher; " 70. cash; 81 80. september October.
balx meats active, hrm and higher shoulders 5xe.,
short RIB, exc. short clear. 6sc. Whiskey good do.
msnd and shade higher at 81 Oo. Reeei ps-flour 1000
bbis wheat $1,000 bushels; cora, i55 QUO do; oats.
Flour, 1880 bbls wheat, $500 bushels 500 100
do OATS $1,000 do. rye. 1000 do. oar.ey. 800 ao