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The New York herald., 1878-03-10
FIRES IN JERSEY CITY.

At hali.past seven O'Clock last evening hre broke
out in a stable on Monmouth street, near Railroad
avenue, Jersey City, belonging to Mcssrs. Licb,
grocers, No ITS Newark avenue. Three horses that
were In the stable when the fire broke out werc extri-
Gated. The prompt arrival OF the fire engines pre-.
vented great fagration, as the building Is
rounded with wooden tenements. Tho loss Is about
$500 on which there is no Insurance
iro broke out at hali.past eight O'Clock In tho
morning the residence OF Mrs. Mary O'Neil cornor
OF Cornciison and Fairmo avepues The FIRE was
caused by defective iue and the about $400
on which there insurance.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATION.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 0, 1878.
Ths Senate has finally passed Deans Water bill.
directing the Water Commissioners to purchase SUBJ
ject the approval OF tho voters OF San Francisco,
Lake Merced at price not exceeding So 200 900, tho
Spring Valley Water Compuny's property and iran-
chsei, a. valuation not exceeding Sl2 900, 00O ths
San Mateo Water Company's property ana franchises
at price not exceeding 81 000 tho city TO issue
SIX per cent gold bonds. payable IN thirty years, for
the purchase Of the property.
The Assembly, alter a long debate on various iare
and freight bills prepared Dy tho Commissioners OF
rams ton, passed the bill the subject known
AR Hat.L hiii-
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI TRUSTEE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 9, 1878.
Tho application Of Allen Campbell. trustee Of the
bondholdars OF the first and second mortgage bonds
of tho Ohio and Mississippi Railway for possession Of
that road under tho terms OF tho decd Of trust.
hoard by Jddge Drummond yesterday. He decided
that not IN the power of the Court to make Its
selection oil person 10 take charge OF the prop
eriy; that John King, Jr, was appointed with the
consent OF large majority OF the bondhold,ng inter
est. and had gwen satistaction; no claim
forth tho petition that no was capable and
policy Tor the best interest OF tho property therefore
the petition was denied and Mr. King continued as re-
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

clsared-stssmsrs LANCASTER Mills Boston: Norman
srsr. No" Yes vrsnia unss
ynni.,n. vs.harine. s.vannsh land all sailed, bark
asss sssr. 'fs%j siessSs jo1s B
Niekrr.on. BaracoA ''' '"'""''
Ase sis.rsd: .'ssm:r whiskh.m sS!, Arao.. Pillow:
Republic B Wilson. Rio Js"sro .ehrs Jane Hood r
Scott siSat Gsrd.aSs aI Hlsim.n. %,'s Shaw orsns
.ss ps s,s Isr' ns.'
Edwards. Harris. Providsnes.
Lswfs; Dsl. March sAr.iysd, .ehr P NOVEL;. Lsnk
ah%ayes bark Bashsors sir,, Iensha.. Antwerp;
.shs Aesis I Daw corsoa Trinidad Cuba, ordered
ssSsB lqa. ~. SS, S.@sS from ss;ss
Bueno. Ayrss brss Jennie phinnsy for oardsnss Age
s.Sx..iv.d bark Ennanasi Xesans G;sD. Nisnons.
Siss';;s g F;:,,ss . sr Sssar ea..p..ovn
White, GIouss:.sI; sae B. B~seman, Boo,hbay. ;oioss
rEoSSpTS5RG March s5t.rI,ss steamer, Mcclellan
sS s srsa a's'"
ss~ YS1 saes oiss1 @
mp ,imss, fq5 y John Ns; James f.rso.: scsii Ho:
Snsis.a.. ss:1s ] cseRs: %fsi csnS.ss
e coons cs9as Means Horesn S:p
synss Birds. ,srson rsvGni hn'cSss ard Ssson
lead g; i, 9Ass,Dh,a sailed .ea,
Arrived At hurricane Island 9th. schr ca.awam.oak,
s%S sksScscS March ls.,.a ship r.. Deus,...
fownssnd Dublin, sloan. sssbecE schi Una. ssOddAId
Honolulu via humboldt
ship
Harvest Home. San Francisco.
SAVANNAH, March 9-Arrived, steamers RedewateS
(r Richards Liverpool (and sailed tor Charlie ston)
seminole Matthews Boston, ship southern Rights. Wood
Liverpool: Frederick fGer Bremen: bark Sarah
DudmaD tbrj. Rose. Amsterdam
Clenred-Bsrk Saturn tNor). Olsen. baltimore: bria
Esnshi.s {spS c..sa. Mon'svidso: 'eAT Joseph Radd
ssiI.dIssss%sr wyomlns. Teal Philadelphia; shiI
..sArILLA. Feb 2s--Ssied bark Bragg (Nor). Hanson
March a-Arrived. bark Freden fNor). Amsssn. ssvsu
nah.
SALEM; March 7-Arriyed. schrs AImon Bird. Drink
water. Baltimore; Isaac Oberton, Crockett, do.
1Stn--Arrved, schr Flora Newcomb Dyer Tangier,
VA
saileaschrs Lizzie Smith Eaton. Tansier. Va; Mott
Haven lfr0m Calais). New York; Ring Dove tIron Har
mon's Ha.por' do ys%es Henry strom nock1nnd DO
Topping Br Erickson CardSnas for Bo,toa ssars wa!-
G%onkSlinS philadsph, M for ao IL I w'srt Gsron
NO. for Thoms.ton end all sslsdl; hgdscn cosman
Tor Jacksonville tsnd sacd Skylark Small do for Phil
Sailed-Schrs Pointer, Opera C3r), BrAmhail.
WILMINGTON, NC, March 9-Cleared, bark Rio do ID
Plata CSp), Anzorundis. Marseilles.
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HARVARD ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.

Bosroy, March o, 1873.
The spring meeting OF the Harvard Athletic Asso-
citation took place ut tho gymnasium to-day.
Tho heavy weight sparrng cup wns awarded
TO w. Seymour, OF tho Scientno School. The
prize for vaulting over bar with one band was
four and one half inches. The broad sword exercise
was won by p. +. Barlow, oil the class OF 10. Tho
light weight wrestling match was undecided. J. A.
Wetherbec, OF the class OF u.s. awarded tho prize
for middle wotghla
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxsrrRpAx. March e-Aruvsd, bark Norma CGer,. Won
Al,cn. Now York for Bremen. ieaky.
ANTWERP March 9-Arrived. bark Jason Ger. Grimm.
New York
BARCELONA, March 6-Arrived steamer Maria tsp)
Molin: New Orleans: brig Maria (Sp). Sust, do
l;BAyyEL PoRr, March 9-Arrived. bark uxven (Nor),
Petersen. Wilmington. NC.
CApIz March 3-Arrived. bark Morales tsp) Daliiot
ST Mxrys. Ca
Dovxn March 9-Arrved. bark Rsgna tNor), Nielsen.
from Charleston tor Hamburg Usee below.
GLASGOW. March s-Soiled. bark Francisco dtal)
Caliiano. United States.
HULL. March s-saicd. bark Fasce Gtal, Chcisa New
YORK.
HAvRr, March s-Arrived bark Nellie May. Blair New
York.
LivERpoOL. March o-Arrived steamer Wimbledon tBr)
Watson. New Orleans;- ships Palestine. Emmons. San
Francisco Sea King Adams, Charleston; bark Fiiade
pha tAus), Podrugo. Now York.
Sailed OH ships Princeton Bradley, rybee r Hersey
Small Hampton Roads; bark Minnie Allen, Soper Prov
incetown.
LONDON March e-Arriyed. ship Eliza Everett (Br).
Dunkertou Portland; brig Julia LinGlcy tBr, Howard.
New York via Bermuda.
Sailed 9th. brig Svca CNor). Olsen, United states.
Lizard March O. on bark Hypatia tBr), Marshall from
Savannah tor Amsterdam
PLYMOUTH. March 9-Sailed, bark Romits di Caprera
Utah. Tnssara. New York
QuEExsrowN, March s-Arrived barks Gina tNor Ander
sem New York; Embla (Br), Mckenzie, Baltimore; 9th
Amaiia (Aus). Nicolich. New York
Passed Roche's Point 9th. sOo AN. steamer City Of
Brussels t3r). Watkins, from New York for Liverpool
ROTTERDAM March s-Arrived bark Baltic (Norj svend-
sen. Baltimore
LONDON. March e-Bark Rasna (Norl Nelson. from
Charleston for Hamburg arrived at Dover to-day with
of forem ast and jibboom and bowsprit broken.
WEATHER REPORT.
BoLYHEAD, March o. PM-wind SSE, light; barometer
30lo2
PLYMOUTH March Q. PM--wInd .sw; rain. thick barom
eter 30 10 falling
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LOCOMOTIVES FOR RUSSIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 8, 1878.
Tho steamer Tiu,or, loaded with twenty-sx locomo-
tives for the Russian government sailed to-day for
PilIau, Prussia, from which place they will be trans
ported TO their destination IN Russia. The
wycknam, with the balance of tho locomotives to
piete the order, Will sail tomorrow Tho Timor
aentally aground whic OF the lower end OF Wind
mill Island, causing considerable delay, but got OF at
high tide late this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
SALE OF A RAILROAD.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Marcn Q, 1878.
Under an order Of the United States Court Mr..
Bishop Master In Chancery. sold tho Chicago and
Iowa Railroad TO j. NJ. Walker, Attorney for tho Chi
cago Burlington ana Quincy Railroad. for 5000 00o
SIS 900 being cash down. Walker bid II In for tho
hondhoders Tho attorney Tor the Chicago ana Iowa
road notice that he would appeal udge Drum
mond 10 set aside the order oil salc. Tho
sbout eighty miles long and runs from Aurora 10
ForestOD. Ill
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
THE COOPER ESTATE.

Surrogate bailey, OF Kings county, Long Island
has appointed Cntharine T.. Haynes oxccutrix nd
James Piliing executor of the estate OF Hannah
Cooper, OF Busbwick avenue, Brooklyn, which Is
valued at 100000 the personality bong $35 O00
They Obliged to furnish joint bond OF $50. UOO
The deceased was distant relative oil Peter Cooper
and Cooper avenue, IN Williamsburg, Is named alter
hsr
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
A MISSING LADY.

Mrs. Ellen Greavcs, oil this city, took tho nine
o'clock boat ut Whitehall Tor Staten Island few
nights ago, with the intention Of landing at Tomp-
kius, lille and going the residence Of Mrs Despard
on st. Pauis avenue. Nothing has since been seen
or heard Of her. She was twenty seven years old
hvc ieet two inches nigh, OF slight form, and was
dressed in deep mourning IL Is said that she has At
lines exhibited Indications OF mental alteration.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
MISS Won HlLLERN'S WALK.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI. March Q. 1873.
Bertha von Hcrn, the female pedestrian, finished
walk Of eighty nine miles In twenty five hours and
fifty minutes, at Greenwood Hall, tonight She had
undertaken 10 do II in twenty-sx hours and conso
qucntly had ten minutes TO spare.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
CONVENTION OF RAILWAY AGENTS.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, March 0, 1878.
Tho General Passenger and Ticket Agents. Associa-
tion was In hero yesterday and to-day Ihero
a. large representation from all parts of the country
Chicago has been selected as tho place Tor holding the
next convention. Tho sessions continue through
Monday and Tuesday
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

Jessie was standing at table, with tho other girls
close to her. Atenbaugh advanced quickly and sud-
osnly arew pistol and snapped IL al her. but the
weapon did not go a. She caught its muzzIc, and
SAID, iaughingy, "Oh, no, LOUIS. don't you do that +"
He said, 'Jessie. II did not love you wouldn't do
it, and i'm edatciy fred, With the girl h0ld OF tho
weapon. which was as tho girls say. within two
inches ot her breast She staggered back, exclan-
ing. .0h my God IIouis:' and turned partly round,
stepped about twelve tect d rear door, which she
opened and Tell through backward dead upon the floor.
The ball through the heart, entering Just
above the lett breast
The murderer Immediately mnde rush 10 escape.
However, ono OF the girls bravely caught him abont
the body, calling for help TO arrest him. lie ordered
her 10 let or he would shoot her, and turned 10 20
out Tho rear way. stepping over The dead body. He
tnen returned and dashed violently out past all the
girls. the woman keeper and bartender into the
street: young boy following with iusty cries, which
fleeing In less than Two hundred ieet and quickly
placed him IN a cell without difficulty.
sensational feature is that Aiienbaugh, in an in
terview night with your reporter charges that tho
officers who arrested him. He states mat Bates has
been waiting her, aud won away her affections Bates
has, however, generally borue good character among
the officers he Is the force. but Is special
detective OF tho ID. and II. Railway. v.ug in Pcrrys
burg. The boay OF tho muraerei woman lies IN The
dead room oil the station house. II is that ol woman
vi nineeen OF fair conplexion pretty lace and voup-
Iuous iorm The face ~ composed and tho clothes
lSreast, ana does not show powder marks. She has
lght brown hair and hazel eyes, teeth regular Is
laiply dressed, small and Will not weigh over ll5
pounds. Altenbaugh 10 twenty-two, below the me.
German, but speaks Englsn; is splendid musician;
is spoken OF wild IN disposion has light hair and
eyes. He says he killed TIE woman because she loved
9th crs aud not him, and because lac was lrcnzed with
he could her for anothcr also that
he had beer drinking much yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
SAILED.

Steamers City Of Richmond (Brj for Liverpool: F1os
(Br). do; !ieveia tBr), doI Caornis tD, ulnsgow,
Somerset (Brl, Bristol mot 7th); Mose Ger Brencn
Carondcet. Nassau; Clyde. Havana: Morgan City. New
Orleans; Hudson dd City Of MACON. snvsnash CITY Of
ion Richmond, &c; knight, getown, DC; fanits
Philadelphia: Larks Gloke iBr) Bremen; Conscliffe
(Br). uuil brig Daylight, Dcmerara.
Also sailed. bark BraKka (SorD Tor Chrstiana schrs
Village Belle, Funchal; Harriet Brooks.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
FALSE PRETENCLS.

Otto Friescr, Of No l03 ST. Marks place, was ar
rested last night on complaint OF Margaret Heinrich,
pf tho samc house, who charged him with having OBJ
tsned from her by false representations $500 otto
was locked up in the Seventeenth precinct station
house
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
STOLEN DIAMONDS.

An unknown thief snatched u pockelbook last night
from tho hand OF Mrs. Paul Grimbrier, OF No. 95l
Fourth avenue, us sho was about to enter Sixth
avenue car at Fifty seventh street. There soli-
taire diamond ring, worth SIPS; oval stone ring,
set with diamonas, worth SIS, aud a plain gold ring
in the p0cketbook at the time II was stolen.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
WHISKEY AND PISTOLS.

John Bracken, residing a. No. 3O3 Mott street.
tered Briens liquor saloon last night and struck the
bartender, John Ayrcs, scvore blow on the head
with bottle. Ayres retaliated by firing three Sh0ls
AZ Bracken, mono OF the shots taking effect They
locked up in the Fifteenth prccEct station
house.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
MRS. TOM-RI-JON.

Mrs Tom R,Jon, in full leather and war paint, ap-
peared at the Central Ofice yesterday and made
plant against Officer Qunlan OF tho Broadway squad
ior falling to arrest a man who had assaulted her.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
SHOT IN THE FACE.

John O'DonnelI, aged twenty -four. residing At No.
So Mulberry street. during an alteration last night
with an unknown man shot in tho iace He was
sailanJ escaped.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
HARD ON THE POLICE.

Tho following order was read by Sergeant LONE 10
the Central Park Police yesterday :-"Patroimen or
RateKeepers caught talking nurse girls will be
brought before the Com IN issoners"
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
A STEAMBOAT DESTROYED.

ST. LOUIS, NO., March o, 1873.
The steamer Colossal. valued at $12 900, while lying
~ tho wharf, was burned midn ght last night She
was insured IN Cincinnati companies.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by sesxraphng to the HERALD London Bureau. nd
dressing Bennet No. 90 Ficss street, London TO the
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de r0pera
Paris tho arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United stacs the VIII be cabed TO this
country freq of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will ind the Paris ONCE tho
cal and expeditions for tee gra raphing news
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
THE sOMERswORTH BANK.

GREAT FALLS N. H., March 0. 1875.
Tho affairs Of tho Somersworth Bank having beon
thoroughly Investigated by the Bank Commissioners
ana the Court Judge Stanley has decided that the
deposits be scaled twenty per cent
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
DANGEROUSLY HURT.

Philip BRADY, aged twenty seven years, OF No. 240
East Twenty-ninth street, while driving a truck
the 4th inst, tell from his. seat 10 tho pavement
Norfolk street, near Broomc, and fractured his skull
He taken TO Bellevue Hospital, where he diod
lns at m on
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
POST OFFICE ROBBERY.

PorrsTowy, Pa, March 0. 1873.
The Post once this place entered by burglars
last night About fifty letters wcro opened their
upon tho floor and s25, funds OF tho Post
Ofl1cc, stolcn
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
WHALEMEN.

Bark Gazelle Of New Bedford at Russell NJ reports
spoke no date bark Maria Laura OF Hobart Town. having
taken l35 bbls sp during Dec.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
SPOKEN.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

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The New York herald., 1878-03-10

d,1 CVN tIlIN MISUNDERSTANDING STATE
Dl.OOV.AUVDrswing.M March II; +; extraordinary 90
portunity. 1isxsts, 81 BuLLARD Co., w bropdwsy
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

WEATHER. REPORT.
BoLYHEAD, March O. PM-Wind SSE, light; barometer
30 l22
PLYMOUTH March PM--wInd sw; rain. thick; baron,
afar 30. 10. falling
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CRASHING INTO 4 TRAIN.
Signals OF ranEer on the metropolitan Eie-
waited Railway not seen In Time.

when the train ON the metropolitan Elo-
yatcd Halfway that started from Rector street M
- " VI ,.o.,,.t.,. ..a,,,,,t ~, 49, .,,..,
- - ''''i''' i'''i,'" '''' '''''N. 'i ''
station. the steam In the locomotives boiler
,r,s low mud ia, ou,,inr,r ne,, r,iip,. IN in
""s Nv VA" w - ~. ''',"'' ~ -"
struclohS sent pa'N Hismhh ana siEhhll'u
inc locomotive following 10 ara" w SLOWLY ana
y" ''"' So '',''' Wv - 80 -
ana tho stationary signal was also displayed.
but for some reason not yet accounted COR En-
-inoor Iovis ON tho locomotive. f,lloyin, did
S'"''i We ~" Wv '''i'''' '''''" ''-'' va"
not SEQ ID" signnls until too late g. check the
momentum ~ his tram which rushed uron tho
/ tram ln advance; \ passenger says ihnt many
hni ilme - see mat ther' was 10 pa '1lioiun.
there wer" only lew pH-s'nsers ON tlr hG-
! vnn'e tram which WIS stu sian1 "
stationary. Tie rear train bumped into II with
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TWENTY rEIRs IN THE COURTS.
A Lawsuit that lids Fair to OutIIve the
Judges and the Lawyer.

The suit Of Gclpcke and others against
Quentol and others. which was begun in the
Supreme Court nearly twenty years ago. and
which seems TO be no nearer termination
than when 1t was begun. was yesterday ho'ore
Judge Westbrook. in supreme Court Chambers.
on a motion by SIR Hubbard on bohnf Of the
defendants for commission Ia Bremen. Ger
many. 10 examine lawyers rs 10 the law there m
regard 10 bills Of exchange.
JudE" Brady, before whom the case was nrst
tried. dismissed the complaint The General
Term, on appeal. son. II back for n new trial.
and then Judge Barrett directed n verdict for
tho dcfeniHnts. The General Term again s"ut
the casr barS, and, ON the third trid, Judge ' I'D
Worst directed "A Yerdlct for tho Defendants.
The General Term affirmed this judgment. hut
the Court OF Appeals s"nt the ems" back for a
fourth trial, two OF the seven judges disecutuc.
The main question in the rasr turns uplu the
construction and effect Of u letter Of credit and
an alleged revocation of IT, TINS lrttor. written
10y the defendants in Bremen. authorized Tho.
plaintiffs 10 accept drafts oi lOdewall 4 Co. II
New Orleans for .5OOOO. and requesting them
10 advise Iodcwald Co. OF the opening % ih.
credit. B"'Ore any drafts had been accepted.
but after iiodewHld ( Co. had been informed
that they were ~ liberty to draw there was a
revocation " tho letter ~ credit. mt the plllu-
tifTs were advised that they wore bound 10 nay
the acceptaucrs that had been drawn before tho
revocation was communicated to the house in
New Orleans.
Messrs A, J ynnderpool and J.. Rocker OPP
posed the granting OF a commission. Judge
Nesthrook dencd the motion TOR il.
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FILLING THIR1r-SIX FEET
Three Workmen Iniured at the rorty-second
Street Elevated station.


IN tho SLOW work Of building the stations
Of tho Nc,v York Tlovotod Railroad ,bc oue nj
+, -, -. ~ -, ,r, ~, -. ht -,
rorlS'accohu S'roc' hhu lHlfu Huu pc'h
pushed yesterday rs far IA The erection Of the
airnJor iron rro,,,,,,.l, ,,bi,,b ia irtondod 10
a., , , " ,'i.' WV "''i', a., .,,i...,
support inc rooi ana walls oi the sihnll hulIu-
ing on the east side of tho track about thirty
fcrt from the novcr,opt IN tb. work Of riyctinr
W." ~ :" ~, -
together the skeleton oi the building seven mon
were engaged Yesterday morning. John Welsh.
r,,,,,o rt,.ii,.. 81 = - pt,,,,,,,r rrc-, ,o
o"inVN n"Iui"E' WI" - - ,"''',''' W. ','
signed To the task of putting IN place tho
riyots required in the frame of tho roof. To
H. ,t,, 49,. ,,.,...., a.. u,o,.,,,,.,s , sr,,u
Wv "'"'' '"'' ." '"'-," ''i
and insecure scaIoding mt a height of about
sovnn fnrt nb,va thn niutform md pnrtly hc-
youi its enstnrn line whore thov wnnd have
IN sftnI I'm booit, thrir work The instant that
Tho wainht ~ thn thrce mon was put utun the
pierr 81 senrtlipg il snnupnd like a Pine stem
and foll into the street bnow.
II WA n I'M nf nj least thirtv-sfx fcot-poesibly
nearrr fortv-to tho cohblt stones. fInrling
held IN his lands n hammer and "A chisci. In
failing hc droupcd the hummer but retained
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TRIpAy. Sept; 27.-FLoynAyp Waffle mar,
ey were dm ,m4 nT.etc cndTai trade PStisr slow
W quote, n" ! = ihi - 75ssa5o superhue state and
Western Western .pr wses eS SHls sss 49, d. x
~ eo Sglsr anS r XXI pSsr ssa dq H@
81 southern bakers and family brands s, 75ats -
ane s2eossan. Corn mcalwestern &C. s2.2oss2eo;
Br brandy &C.. e. eoSs2e3 .,,,,,n oa,.n,.
10 ISIS, Sale. ~ ba a" Future. nTmc3 clS."s al
Sssmrs psse been 20, c S4S1 Tor o anu
hp,i sales 5000 bales Receipts at ports this day,
sc G. S:. ct s ted YIN JS r q;ms" ;Ss:
delivery atsss', With Noycmncr held a, tSa, aud De.
Bacon dni at bAaec ior western long clear CT meats
bellies aisiii,c tor hin,.. ana s, ior kouidcrs,
smoked le'aslic for hans. and g. ror .houders Lard
.po go s' s57s tor .P prime a' city s and sss Is
c al o I be n lS R inter- n aSiSsrS Ana AZ
January dressed hos hrnicr At a',a1ac. pigs Oh
slis-wn,a,isc better and active. bu, closed rather
;erins sioas.l}s, rcd aod sqi;;G, an~if. ~ q
~. IT, grncta transaction; wwcrc ~ No rel YIN.
whs' 9siii5 Top ni,rc icry' Inc ''" .pecaa
ii9n was Slow 'aics i7l,o". hush q siili i,r 80
hu.h 80 aWc.icrn. &c., Nhict /. lover barley sale,
mor'd a ioad 81 choicc I.naia sla'!s 0ai. nct,,e g
mixed and 29s5ee loT white including 30 sraded at
The salns rudtd iuIfi hush for export 3li rAtc
Tor No Cmcaso new aud old Indian co only moIrratc
IN active. and prices without utal change. siies nn
tn slot lron Lush az io',c FOR steamer missed. 49,,
90 tor No 4f9ilsc Tor lower grades. 1u1itr tuf
yellow and ilS5'c for white and tor future delivery.
1900 hush. including No. for November. at CO.. a
81 &c.. and fir October 4nt,r
GRootnirs- Cofcc was hrm. with fair inquiry, but
socks small Rio. AZ sl~c. Mnracaiho 1iNi7lsc java
81 a25c golt Rice was In lair demand and steady A.
Mh4t Mfassrs was In moderate demand nnd steady nj
AT'nc Tor grocery gradts md 1Hc for cuha, 5'icst
Raw quirt Tut frm a. Tise1ltr for tair IA
good reclining; refined i1tly active At HlssH'sc. fnf
hards. and 81 sfn' &C. for standard a"
SrNhRrs-NaNnl soics WVtc quiet hut quite nrili
slirs iuricnuuc quoted ~ CSC. and common TO good
strained rosin tl.3Iesi i2i- Petroleum was lower an
weak. in sympathy with tho creek advice. crude In
bulls. Sir refined iu hhls. loo American rir IRON
more active owing tn the the very low uiilcs saos if
TONS So al 81 -aaSt12a Load about seadv, VITA $50
ton. common at 80 a50taa7is cash WmsscN w1s quict
at ~ oN,tito Iailow arN active atT ilt5T'g to'
prime lncnt copper stcndvt iutOrl rs sold ~ leo
ocean fcthts were sendicr and moicratclr. active,
gram To LvrrTool BY steam, 81 cotton. nd 0uur
s. bacon, 27s oil grain To- London "a do tn Ola
Cow by steam sd do 20 Cork for orders IS od re "
O. 10 French ports, s. al. oats n bordeaux = re-
nn,d petroleum TO Dublin. b loist., do to Liverpool
3. 7d DO. to Rotterdam Is, cases 10 constanunoplc
3lC., gold.