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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05
OWL NOTES.

William Dachnalie, of No. 206 Stagg.st.,
Brooklyn mas sued his wife, Louisa, for absolute divorce
upon the ground Of Abandonment Tor three years The
parties were married I'D 4o't
A suit to recover $4,000 for damages caused
by block of ice falling upon a COY five years old, who
is said to be permanently injured, has been begun in the
Cry Court of Brooklyn by John ONe. for his grandson.
against the Knlckcrbocker Ice Company.
A motion was made before Judge Barnard
YESTERDAY in Brooklyn, the Of Catherine Griing
against f. e. Grlug for limited divorce. to enjon the
defendant from Waiting TIE plaintiffs residence. No.
2iO CntoRave, IL was denied the parties nave been
married INV years.
In the United States Circuit Court y sterday
Judge Blatchford made order in the matter OF the
New-York Oswego and Midland Railroad Company, fix
inc the upset price OF the mOrtgaged premises at $780,
600 and giving the holders OF receivers certificates the
privilege coming IL under the new organization any
time before September To-
Justice Van Brunt, yesterday in Supreme
Court Chambers granted writ Of habeas corpus and
certiorari on the petition OF Robert Boomer who al
leges that his daughter Is illegally detained by the Sis
trrs IN cnarge the House OF the Good Shepherd The
fi was committed for dsordery conduct in March last
by Police Justice KasInire
The summons and complaint were served
Yesterday In the brought in the Supreme Court by
Cornelius Brnkerhof against Sarah Perry for account
ing as his trustee. The two married In 1857 He
brcomng somewhat addicted TO liquor transferred his
property valued at $4,000, TO his wife father, who in
turn tfahsierrTu ~ 10 Ds uausei' ni ~ io'
Subsequently the Sie a dlyOtce in SewJrtsy,
aud yed IN this city under her maiden naule BrhkeT-
hoif brings the salt to recover his property.
A suit has been brought in the Brooklyn
City Court by Mrs Lucy Orr Mrs A. s. Brennan,
from whom Orr purchased the business OF board
ing-house nc No. 1Ol Shermerhornst, together with
furniture and provisions giving therefor S5OO-s5O
cash and "A chatteI mortgage $3.50 The suit is
brought TO aunul tho mortgage tho ground of fraud
and false pretences. motion made before Judge
Reynolds yesterday for an injunction 10 restrain the
foreclosure the mortgage and It was adjourned until
tu-day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05
CRIMINAL NOTES.

David Duane, who on Friday last assaulted
Miss Catherine Hamilton, OF MOrrsanla, IN lonely
wo IIigh Bridge, was committed YESTERDAY In
default of 81 900 ban for trial at the General Sessions
Notwithstanding the rigid enforcement OF
size Excise Law sunday, thIrty-three persons-men
and women-charged with Drunkenness were brought
before Justice Morgan at the JencTron Market Police
Court yesterday.
Lewis t. Simon, cigar manufactures, OF
No 6O3 Ffth-st. was arrested yesterday by Revenue
Agent Sumson charged. with having in his possession
stamps which had been once used aud not de-
stIoyed. He was held by United States Commissioner
Shields for examination In 5000 0alL
In the course of a quarrel at No. 3 Null
berry-st June l5 Francesca Plea. an Itaan borer
ava twenty-three stabbed Patrick O'Bren the shout
der with pointed die In tue Court General sessions
sentenced To the Penitentiuiy FOR two years.
Complaint was made yesterday before Jus
tico Gerum in East NewYork, L. t., by Amelia Cess,
THAT her husband uted her his fists ana chased
her through the house with sword in his hand. lie
pleaded NOT gully and Mrs Cess had no witnesses, but
The Justice put the accused under $500 bonds to keep
the peace.
Louis Bopps broke into the premises occu-
ped by Francis Mange. at No. 129 Eldrdge-ston July
g. and stole thereirom Si2 worth OF iewelry. He was
caught in the nal by Mis- Eza Mangel and although
be escaped, he was aterwud arrested aud identified
Court OF General Sessions yesterday ne pleaded
guilty 10 burglary IN the third and sentenced
To state PrIsou for two years and six months.
Moses Bach. age six, was arraigned in the
Fifty-seventh Police Court before Justice Duffy
Yesterday afternoon charged by James Flynn, OF No,
2IO Thrd-svc., with toe larceny OF pair OF shoes.
Justice Daily "A dilemma and hesatcd before he
nTgtn 1Se eonpnnanT offered 70 %Idra% The CON-
PAINT and on tue boys promfe 10 do better IN the u-
lure the Justice discharged him.
Edward Howe, who recently left the employ
of Charles MeAdoo, sewing machine agent at Graud
aud Nmth-s,s. Brooklyn was arrested yesterday upon
the charge OF ebez1ng between 800 and $500. winch
Ills former employer claims he i"s collected from ous-
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THE COURTS.
A JUDGES SON TO BE TRIED.


CHARLES FISHER ARBsIGNRD AT THE COURT OF
GENERAL SESSIONS FOR FoRGERY-A cRIMINAL
CAREER.
Charles Fisher, at one time Assistant DIS
trlcAttoruey at Washington. placed at the bar OF
the Court OF General Sessions for trial yesterday on an
Indictment charging him with false preences. In Aprl
last the prisoner was boarder al tho Metropolitan no
tel in this city and leaving gave the clerk check Tor
$50 so, purpOrtng TO have been drawn by Entwiste
Co.. OF No II Barcayst, TO his order the clerk gave
the prisoner $40 change deducung the balance Tor his
bill Subsequently he check fouad to he forgery
and Fisher was arrested. The prisoner is a Of ex
Judge Fisher. or Washington. He figured prominently
IN the celebrated safe burglary at Washington and
was held and convicted on an indictment charging him
with having distracted papers from the files OF
one OF the courts at the District Of COumba. MS
friends then advanced theory Of Insanity, aud on that
ground be pardnned by President Grant on cpnui,
thdt he should be sent to the Goyerumtnt hOspthl
for The Insane Ater Two or three GAYS IN na9 is'tu
ton he escaped through second-story WINDOW auu
made his wsy Philadelphia. His friends subsequently,
srcnrrd his Inc recreation IN the Pennsyvana hOspal
tor the Insane, ~ Harrl- burg out ne pahaeeu III sone
way 10 regain MS liberty IN a very snort ulo. FROM
MS conduct IN court yesterday no one womb nave l
aSined for NOME II that ne was OF weak inIIu'
Notwithstanding his long confinement I'D the lomb-,
looked fresh and bright lie was dressed
In a dark Summer suit, and wore white nccktle ana
collar. when his called, he addressed the
Court clearly and ntogently, and asked Tor the post
pOucmcut Of the trial tor one day III Ofdef 10 OBTAIN
witnesses He said that the bad been twc" 90 the
calendar for and that each occasion The prose
cutor had deferred proceeding lie said that his Wit
nesses could De obtained within few hours, ana re-
marked that he dld not seek mercy, Dnt Justice. as
sstant Dstuct-Atorney Bell In reply, said that the
trial mad Deen defer time ~ the request
Il me prisOneTs mother She had written many ters
20 the District Attorneys 0ilcr and seemed to be the
only friend The prisoner had HIS father had long
dIsOwneI hm. 10 had been stated that the prisoner
bad reuced his father TO utter poverty by mis- many
an estimable lady, WHO bad since OOtaDed divorce
fron hln JuIgs Giderseeve fixed the case for trial
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nEClSlONn-AnG. 4

Supreme Court Chambers BY judge DOnOhue,-
In the matter Of Grossmever ecMoon granted see mem
orandum. Cotton AIT. slmnons.-See memorandum Camp
agt spratt-Or signed. Reynolds agt. MleTOrdor
granted.
Special Tsrnq-By Judge Van Bulnt.-Pentz agt Peni1
and others Notice OF settlement must De gwen Samief
ct al. at Berrtau.-F1ndngs signed.
Judge DOnOhun-The People rel Malone agt Hons
fa.-@ee memorandum. Beck AT. Hamburger, etc. 81 a.
memOrs ndum minutes TO show what the objectOna
part OF CaSe T..
Superior COart-Special TjTH-Bv Judge SDeIr.-
In N. matter WetE.-O appointing guardian. Ma
gnlre art TenneyOrder revyng action Eyber AT OCon
nor-Orier DENYING UtOl aside IN gment watkins
agt Weller Order substitution Selling ag Legendre
others England AIT SeWe-Order Tor examination Oh
jude "a nj debtors,
Common Peas-SDecim Term-Bv Judge Van Hoe
seuu the matter OF Assgnees discharged ani sur
cites bond BOorman AK ferce-Mouon granted
In part and denied in part So" Uranium Loornan
Pierce IN part and part dehlee IL the
matter Seymour-See emOandum. Abrlhans at bOtn
uer-Fiudiugs signed. Broadaesd a< Br0adhead-Report
confirmed
Marine COurt-Specidl TGm-BY Judge Sheridan.
" ali,ce agt Taylor: Reisorph Hood Regpn AIT.
Hauser Keogh AIS Knuf; Andrews agt Burdetti RoaS
ag. DayiGsOn.-OrJcls -r 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05
CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY.

The August term of the Court OF General
Sessions opeucl yesterday. Judge Gderseeye presid
ing Colonel william c. Church, OF No 245 Broadway,
Editor OF The Amy aud Macy Journal, was named fore
man Of he Grand jury In his charge to the jury Judge
Gilderslceye said;
You must careful 10 base all your conclusions upon
the legal evidence before yOuand not belcC into lndnar
nce apparent unimpurtauce ana trIY11ty OF an
of urged hastily TO severe action by reason Of the
rcyolung or hrinOus character or alleged crime.
Never forget that have sworn TO present no one
nom envy hatred or malice ami 90 leave no one I'M
presented through fear ayOr, affection or hope OF re-
ward All cassrs o. offenders demand from your non
orlbc body that calm, dspasslOnate and unbiased
consideration that should charaCterze your every aot
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PROPOSALS FOR AMBULANCE HARNESS.
4 DEPOT QUAsTRRHAsTERs OFFICE,

FORT LgAyENwp KrH. kas, July ~ 1917
SEALED PROPOSALS. in uipcate viii be received
at This Office. tho Office OF each the Depot quar-
termaster Francisco Cal; Jef,rsOnyille, Ind
and Phi epha Penn until ~ m. az this Office tiO a. M
Francisco 1886 al JefersonVlle, and l:l p On
Philadelphia, Thursday, she 18th dsy OF August 1874
times and will be opened Ia the sonc
furnishing hundred and uftY lJO sets u
Ambulance Harness, cOmpete.ieiyeries 10 ID
either the Fort L,aysuWOrtn Sau Francisco Je1c
soByile. Philadelphia Depot BIDS VIII be made aecott
will wJioh OF the bepOts named and
10 quantity viii deliveries.
the delivery OF the whole quantity.
Harness be in exact accordance Win the prescribed
specific therefor OF nr,tcass material ana workman
ship subjected rg1d inspection before acceptance
ami found not up 10 tho required standard 10 be rejected
contractors within ten days aftef
nOice of such rtJeosOn.
Proposals will Be received portion Of the supplies
Government the right 10 reject any OF all pro
posals. ,--.,.
preference will be given to Of domestic production
and articles OF domestic prOiuc0n manufacture pro
duced On The Pacific Coast Of the supplies
qured the service that coast conditions OF price anc
quality being equal. - -, -
further IA ou the vu DO furnished oD appb
cation TO eirhtT OF & offices named. go . -.
Proposals should addressed TO either the Depot Quarter
Leayenworth san tIan,i sco Jeier1nfle
Philadelphia, ana be Endorsed PROPOSALS Tor AmouaO0s
Harness.
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G. II. HoiT. A. q. M, .. ; A.. Depot Q NJ
DROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
DEpor oUARrgnNAsrRR's oFTIcx.

ll39 Girard-rt, PHLAU ELPnIA Penn. July II, 1874
advert smen and Of the ns rustons 10 oGdeTs asSaed
ls7e for furnishing the United states ouarermsstrs De
10 RE- DELIVERED AT TffE otGGrERNAsrEKs DEror Al
- SAN FEASSlsoo, CAI- ~, ~, MI, , m,
scrubDng Brushes 600 wards sky Dl Kersey o. heavy
quality lo,poo Yards Canton Flannel u.. -. =,
PHILADELPHIA OR IEFPES,ONy VILE IND.
sns VA d ysr Gao @' aaS sS Zoo Yards shirt ns
Flannel heavy quality 5ouOJ yards shirlDg Flannel Hs'
10 BIZ DELIVERED AT THE ouARrrksrERs JEPFEs
10 900 Ak Helyes 3 500 ScrubOing rrushes ,,u.,,
To BE DELIVERED AT THE QUAgiEoAsiEEs DEfot " fhibN
10000 Campaign Hats 1870 Forage Caps goo Ear SapJ
Gross ed Ries 300 Letters; 10000 Snmbsrs 100000
dG s M S.2s Wool o ti5 Es 'T ga' sSs aSe
sole Leather hs5 Tor boot counters VpOVV sp ska
stiyer white Xxx preferred 400 sweeies L"ss1s
S ae5 s3S ass sp = No. 10 500 'Sq9 S anSs
80 slDey Tents with wall 100 rbley Tents without Si
200 Post Flags; 500 storm Flags 300 shoe fes 49,
blue KeF,y Gi hrh qualify $4,000 bark Blue Flannel
o. o. ho.Vog 3 nIo y,r - S , Piog 40 yardi
Black ftaan Cloth 100000 Yards Worsied Cord sVVi
Buttons 5000 gross shirt Buttons 1000 2 d. y LRea ~
Thrad 1000 % D. b. Linen Thread sgoos ;1VoY h1ySSi;
800 dozen spoos W b. Linen Tbr.ad. ,,..,., tos
BadcIs are Iu;oTwod thar al articles WIN De ses
rigid nspe ton mat fun Compliance WIN te o sas
The Goyemeni reserves reject any Or all eS
The number of the articles ea for In thus si
tisement VIII DO subject TO such modincaohs ~ now
essay proposed changes In tho UNIFORM w"
under consideration All pied 49,. .o,,e
preference will be given articles OF domestic pvl",
uo aud manuiaciuro, conditions VI price anu guar sI
email and such preference viii be given % articles Oh A
can nroduction and manuatu tire produced on the fmS
OF the consumption required oy va"
lie s. &c there Revised statutes 81 r.rrt
The ARTICLES which TO be used IA the states anu "A
tories Pacific coast viii be received and nspe''
San Francisco Cal go. -, thar IN.
For copies OF printed mstruetions 10 biiueFs Az"
formation apply AZ this once ,.-., . r,,,,s,sas
,r NINA and addressed 10 the undetai s.H
iVt Nhi'Ai1 "uPPAN' ~ ID. IL. RCCkEk
Assistant QuArtorm aster -UvlsI'A
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CALFNpAks rHls DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAyBERsV BrunL J.--Coart oDens
AZ 1880 a. m Calendar called IL sos 2, So 81,
81 ~ a. &C. 81 la, 1l3. la, l59. 1872. 1885, 69 IA
l13.
SUPERIOR CoBRT-SPECIAL TBRM-Sper J.-COurt opens
at Il m.-NO day calendar.
COMMON PLRAS-SPECLA. TFIM-Nan HOeAsh. J.--eOuII
OPENS at II q. n No day calendar.
GENERA sEssoNs-PARTI -Giderseove.J- People aet
Timothy Wssem1n. robbery; Ellen Mooney, John ADnyer
feonoGs assault and battery James shea burglary wafer
Fielding TOseDh Mccormick, Hugh Flynn Thomas Reilly,
John Hiney. grand larceny william Hesssssy, larceny
from person Matthew DOnOhue, assault and battery
gary Charles Fisher, false preonces WIZ
n am Banr felOniOns assault and battery.
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SUMMER RECREATION.
A RRFATH OF COOLER WEATHER.

A PLEASANT CHANGE AT ALL THE RhsORis-NE"
IDEAS Ls TO COMFY ISLAND.
The TRBUNE's letters and kilograms from tne
Summer resorts show that yesterday was cooler
day at most of them, owing to the rains and WIND
Polo Is now amusing the visitors at Newport al
though the luck of the players is said not to be re-
markable. There is talk Of making Coney Island u
resort IN Winter as well in the Summer by taking
steps III regard to baths.
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WHAT INDEED ARTIST ito Chelsea land
ladyl: Yes nKe the very well, but IL ~ abso
lutr.y necessary that should nave north hght-Old
lady iu chsrgc Bless the man, then what's the OF
coming up west IL you want JDati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05
PROPOSALS. FOR ROLLED IRON BEAMS
L AND BEAM PLATES.
OFFIcB oP BUILDING FOR
STATE. WAX AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS

r. 7
OLD BUILDING NAVY DEPAIsrM'T, lfTH-sr,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Aux :, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS furnishing ana delivering
Roeh Beams and Iron Beam Plates at tn site %
Of the building for State, War and Navy De
parmeut this city, viii Oe received at tins office unt IL
August 1919 and opened Immediately thereafter ~
the presence Or bidders. ~
specncauons schodue general instructions for bidders
and baul forms Of proposals VIII be furnished 70 gulI
and deaer9 only Application 10 This oca
(Signsdl THOS. LINCOLN CAS- Y,
CO D., OF En- intfrs.
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DcopoSal5

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE !
ARMY BUILDING. NEW-Y RK CITY, July 20, 1873. }
DROPOSALS Tor CONSTRUCTION or JET
a TIES in HA RBOR OF CHARLESTON, :. c.
SEALED PROPOSE LIS IN duplicate aidr sSed 70 the un
dersgued will be received this ONCE until IL O'Clock n0On
lS g which time and place they
will opened the presence of bidders fDr constructing
Of brush aud IN the arbor OF Charleston
5 SpecincaOns instructions To bidders and blanks i0f
proposals may obtained this Office. FROM Captain j. O.
pOST. Charleston, :. c. O. a. GILMORE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05

Twelfth-sts. and First and Second-aves. He was
found at the building in tho rear of No. 3ZI East
Flaveuth-st The reporter accompanied HIM
through the building which was one Of three sto-
ries and contained six families. Each family had
two rooms ths one serving as bedroom, the other
as kitchen and living room. On the ground floor
was found a middle-aged woman. with half
dozen sjckly-iooking children. who fastened
to show the bedroom, ventilated only by a small
window opening against an oOhque wal, winch
almost precluded ths entrance of light. When this
window was open a hOrrbie smell from ADJOINING
closets blle ed the room. " We can't sleep with 1t
Open,' said the woman " and we can't sleep WIN IL
shut 50 We have 30 spend our nights on the pave
ment IN the yard" Ihs yentllatoTs 10 the closets
were only a fsv inches above the wIndow-sh On
the SecOud-storJ a comparatively young woman
was found wing In drunken stnRor upon
the floor Of the living room, while upon
a dirty bed lay three babes and a
Qirl of about eight years. clad IN filthy rags. The
girl awoke, and advancing win an ar wnlcn
ptifu tale Of fathers cruelty ana mother :
drunkenness. When the required measurements
had been taken the vretcbed mother was aroused
and asked in regard TO her condition. she was
one of the few who were found unwilling
10 receive assistance. she was perfectly SATISFIED
with her miserable life AZ a rag-plcker She ana her
husband managed 70 get along and she had no
further ambition. The sNarms OF flies which COW
cred everything IA the room. and caused the sleep
ing children 10 kick anu moan, did not trouble her
and the hot. foul air was what she had always been
used to- On learning that the visitor was doctor.
children, excursions. They were gwen, and she
oonteDtsdly rolled over upon the floor and went TO
sleep again. q,
Half the third floor was occupied by an old
woman who lived alone IN her two rooms. She
could not speak English but informed the inspector
through al interpreter that she had plenty OF lght
and air and was cOntented and happy. The rooms
on the top floor pleasant and well ventilated
though the ceilings were lower than the new law
admits -
At No. 327 East Eleventh-st., dark cellar was
found. divided cressways by solid partition, thus
forming habitations for two families Two WIN
dows in the partition had been tightly boarded up,
40 that not the slightest draught conld be created
on either side The air of the front rooms was
almost unbearsbe 10 the visitors, but that Of the
rear apartment was foul beyond belief. la the
latter were several women, each with a
pale, waD-looklug babe IN her arms. One OF
them SAID that hers was not long Tor
this world,D and it was found that three
children had died m the room within year, In
two dark alcOyes. where the stencil was most 10 be
observed stood the beds. Inquiry into the source
st the OdoTs revealed the fact that beneath the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03
FROM THE PASSES,

PORT EADs. Jan. Q. o. m.-Barometer 3o:ao.
Wind north, fresh. Weather dark and cold
Arrived: Steamer Minnie Irvine. at 9 q. m.
Grantham master. from Demerara. to Eugster
Il Co.
Steamer New York at ! 80 p. M. Quick mas
ter. from New York. to Cbas. A. Whitney a Co.
American schooner Forman l.. Murford
Smith master. Is days from New York. with
general cargo to Norton h Bell.
Norwegian bark r. Bredsdorf. Alsen master
co DAYS from Bordeaux, In ballast. to master.
Italian bark Lila. Moric master. from Cape
de Verde, In ballast. to master.
Norwegian bark Luna, Tobiasen master, II
day IS from St. Thomas, In ballast. to master.
Norwegian bark Regina. Bronund master. 80
days from Sligo. In ballast. to master.
Sailed: Steamships Braunschweig for Bre-
men. Elpis for Liverpool. Tappahannock fol
Havana. Lone Star for New. York: barks Sun.
rise for Barcelona. Seadrift for Falmouth.
Arrived and sailed for Mobile. ship Friga.
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sneC Il.
feathers likes al lively boat. and viii have the
liveltest OF oil built at Cincinnati.
rs.as 5 Sssn so q ap se Rso Bs
Capt 8 Q. Hemenwsy She leaves here Satur-
day evening at O'clock Capt Hemsnway 10
river direct. In which stream che will ply. She
has distance OF about 1900 miles to go on the
Cult and when she reaches her destination will
be the first. steamer OF her size that has ever
The Belle OF. Shreveport arrived from Cairo
asf a IN al mere 200 op n ioa ana
lime and 20 tons miscellaneous freight, aud left
for New Orleans with 1925 tons. She picked up
at New Madrid 1850 sacks corn.
Especial to the Democrat
MEMPHIS. Jan. 2-The Henry Frank and
Thompson Dean arrived this morning. The
Frank left at dark. The Dean leaves Saturday.
The James Howard arrived late last night. She
ders from st. Louis. The Sherlock passed
down late last night well laden. 1t Is very cold
0sa ST. ovIs Jne ofer this
morning was fifteen and half degrees below
zero. The harbor. remains. partly open, and
rise Of four feet at Platen Rock ioated of the
Centennial In good condition. Joseph Il: Dun
ioD leaves to-night for Cairo to look after the
Saturday he will go to New Albany to get Com.
Gray's two new barges started. Isaac Baker
Capt Isaac Won HopE arrived from New
just what kind OF large stern wheeler to get
built for the Lower Mississippi. The Anchor
Line does not take freight, and the barge line
creased severity Of the weather. The Kountz
Line keeps advertising to take freight via Bel.
mont.
IBy Telegraph
NATcHEz. Jan. Ito Janney & Work No. log
Common street: The steamer Natchez left here
at p. m. with 1000 bales and 1000 sacks seed.
RUMBLE Il WENnEL.
BAYOU SARA. Jan. 2.-To r. W. Adams. Agent:
Bart Able will arrive at II tonight.
II. sINNOTT, Master.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Oompan!


New. YORK. Jan. 2. 1l:15 a. m.--Coffee steady !;
no sales esso reported Sugar o steady sales 1888
steady and in fair demand for yellow and extra
Valencia e1s@s4. spices-Race $685..
reported. Refined sugar quiet.
Spot Cotton dull: TIC for Middling Fu-
lures steady.
CHICAGO. Jan. O. $50 a. m.-Wheat opens SO
February Corn 34A bid, 34% asked May. Pork
s. 1907 37k January. 81 47N07 so February 81 60
57S February. 5.55@557H March. Dry 9s salt Il
Union Stock Estimated receipts of
1924: light grades. 50 6o@2 IS: packers 50 65
az IS for choice Cattle-Estimated receipts
5000; market UNCHANGED, -,
BID February ss@s May oats faH9Ja anaa ap.
az & e May Porks IS bid gang
La 1H5 50 Pa January. $50 asked February.
ST. LOUIS Jan. 2.-wheat--January 9o4. Feb
February 3d. March 31%
ID. m.-Whea' No. 2 red dull and lower 916@
lower; 2sN@2s January. 2a%@soS February,
3O5s@3l March. 80 April. 20 cash. Oats lower to
sell sell 20 2os bid January 2oS bid February. 2oh
meats dull. 2 4o@2 SO. 8.4o@s.5o, 8 s593.45. $3.50
s.ss Bacon dull. 4oaS.42h. Lard 5.$5.
CINcINS S Jan. Pork 81 9o@8 Bacon ~.
$40. Lard $4,000. Hogs 50 25@3 05; receipts
1882 Whisky 81 03.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2, p. m.-Breadstuffs dull.
Wheat-Western spring 6s LODGES Sd for No 2 !;
Western winter IS for No. ], No. O. So Cd.
Flour-Western canal lss@22s. Corn-new
mixed 22s Sd +; old mixed OBS. Oats % cd. Can
adian peas s2s. Pork-Prime Western mess 4os.
Lard-Prime Western 3os cd. Bacon-Long
clear 23s Sd. short clear 24s. Tallow-American
36s 3D.
stocks-wbeat, 100000 crs; corn, 1873 900 qrs:
flour. 49, 900 bbs. "a 900 sacks; peas SO 900 Qrs
oats, "A, 600 qrs; barley. 100 Qrs.
No Liverpool cotton market to-day.
Ocean Freights.
New York. Jan. Ocean freights about
81 900 bushels Of grain at sd and 1000 boxes
bacon at 25s. To Londonderry. by steam, 5000
bushels OF grain at 64d for GO fb. To Bristol.
by steam. 1900 bbls of -four at 2s AID. A Ger
man ship from Baltimore to Bremen with 5000
bbls refined petroleum at 3s Sd.