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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-27
A Surprised Physician,

A dying patient RECEIVERS through
the interposition OF q humble Ger
handsome weeks ago DR.. G., a
very reputable and widely-known
physician, living on c. street, was
called to attend very complicated
case of Rheumatism, Upon arriving
at the house he found a man about
forty years of age, lying in a pros
trsted and serious condition. with
his whole frame dangerously affected
with the painful disease. He pre-
scribed for the patient, but the man
continued to grow worse, and on
Sunday evening he was found to be
in very critical condition. The
knees and elbows and larger joints
were greatly inhamed and could not
be moved. 1t was with extreme
difficulty that the patient could be
turned in bed, with the aid of three
or four persons. The weight of the
clothing was so oppressive that
means had to be adopted to keep 1t
from the patients body.
The doctor saw that his assistance
would be of no avail, and left the
house, the members of the family
following him to the door, weeping.
At this critical hour, nelghbor, a
poor and humble German shoemak-
er, appeared to the griet-smitten
ones as saving angel. lie had
heard Of the despair of the family,
and now asked them to try his rem
edy and accordingly brought forth
a bottle of ST. JACOBS on. AS a
drowning man will catch at straws,
so the poor wife applied this remedy;
she had no hope, but would rather
anything as matter OF duty. The
first application eased the patient
very much after a few hours they
used it again, and, wonder OF won,
ders, the pain vanished entirely
Every subsequent application i'm
proved the sufferer, and in two days
he was we'll and out. When the
doctor called few days after, he
was indeed surprised; for, instead OF
q CORPSE. be found a pew~made man
-Erch0nye
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TAKEN UP.

Nv the subscriber, on or about the 2Oth day
of October 1879, on land occupied by h'm III
section II, town four, range five, one one year
old red steer white spot on forehead. The owner
is requested to call, prove property, ana ,ake
said stray away. MAdNoo JohNooN'
Dated oct. 2Sth 1879
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-27

ALL Genuine Singers repaired and
adjusted tree q charge IT the Singer
Mig Co.'S branch office, at {. IL.
James jewelry store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-27
piaftec{jie Dirj&j01t
Eraini,i a Accommodation.

GorNG + tsr GONG WEST.
Leave Platteyilel As pm Leave Calamlnett Nv pm
:. belmont 2,t5p1ni Belmont. 500 pm
Arrive CaIamints, m Observation-Disclosures pm
IN Passenger ing Mineral Point at + n m
can reach Mad sou 10 =. m the same day, by
way of Freeport and Caledonia
The New York herald., 1879-03-12
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MARCH H. 1s9TRlPLE SHEET

exc; prime TO choice ese IKE Louisans. e'4c ae'sc
srsAslsx.-Rs Rseepis-lio tieress and 10 bbls. The
srcAn-Tis %arke. for raw active and steady wo
nss es ss az nes & hS% u"5 r al E ae go &c.
l5s do do, good common &c. $50 do do 6sSc; 54
is5 dc aeaeo' at s4c Sc Rsissd was quiet but
steady, With some retners asking higher prices We
caba eenarnga Hbds and % Soses so Sos 70 e'se H. es
Rico. refining. iar 81. else do, do, good
70 prime e sys Sehssd s STANDARD s. s off,
lated 5lee. g SAG of do, s'se s'4c cut loaf &C.;
ss''s oSsr sSTI grades "i ssnsns 'sS a' ao 0s
casks. The market steady but dull; 1900 lbs. sold
ts5 S'' ss; % Tss
n ha ,efs na W. S an
ls1sc straits and Malaeca. i4s4e i5c English lamb aud
e rs As s % 5 pa'f S s
TonAftorhers fair demand for KSentasky leaf a.
Pennsylvania At &C. lsc; 80 cases New England az lie
2oc 81 bales Yara private terms and $50 bales Havana
n. i s '' The market was n'm
FnEIGmTs-The general movement was fairly active,
nasa AZ about steady rates TO Liverpool
per steam ieooo bushels wheat. 5ssd.: 800 packages
s aa some me lot lots "iiow s
lots cotton ' At % and through aonr from the west
ss Cd S S pO and and saR Go S hr0a sac
pegs as., and some lots measurement goods los.
London steam, $50 bbls; pork As. lots beef, 6s;
Cheese los and sail 4scoo bushels grain 4s Cd per
1900 bbls -FOUR Is 3D. some lots measurement
so%s sUs'' sack ee0'so our ao. 900 5bs do a and
steam $500 paekags;s cheese and bntter butt f,n 5as
VIA Glasgow zoo sbs shos pess s. 3D. Bsto sail
bbls 10000 bushels barley, s 3D. quarter;
5000 bushels grain wlea or corn) 61ad 90 lbs and
sail 20O bbls honey 5s 200 cedar wood It's. Cd;
200 tierces grease 25s CharersA British bark hence
London 900 ts 4d British bark hence to
grain 4. Cd American bark hence B0FaiaaS ri,
IssI:A 1s@fs sasSSsas
bark hence 70 Riga, $500 bbis. refined pstrosan,;
hcnco continent. full range, 1000 hbis refined
Philadelphia to Havre 1000 bbls. crude petroleum,
SIS American bark hence to Java 30 500 cases re-
fined quoted ytc Sos Bsh snp
grain, As ed.; balance general cargo at rates;
cargo, British brig hence via Baltimore to Per
nambuco -four. 81 Oh and primage: Belgian steamship,
Norwegian bark Baltimore Bordeaux TO Antwerp,
quarters grain, S. Sd Italian bark thence Cork for
m grain Ss S SorwsSaI S 1g
Norwegian bark thence cast coast Of Ireland 1000
,srs gr% Ss o Russian S.rk & raadephia ao Cork
German SHIP. Phiiadelpha to tho Continent sdirect
$500 quarters grain. As Cd schooner, 12e tons, hence
Bremen, steam. $4,000 bushels grain, i25 Marks 500
tieces lard IT'S marks; 800 bales cotton 916c per b
marks 100 boxes bacon, 175 marks; 100 measure
goods 50 marks 100 marks 200 bags clover seed
$50 marks Il hhds tobacco 4S marks 50 KIP bales DO
marks.
The New York herald., 1879-03-12
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull
and Steady.
MONEY ON CALL 8 A 5 A 1 PER CENT.
Government Bonds Firm States Weak
and Railroads Irregular
MONEY ON CALL 8 A 5 A 1 PER CENT.
WALL STREET.

TUESDAY, March 11--6 p. Al.
SO far any especial interest attached to business
on Change to-day. Dulness may be considered to
have had a 'walk over" Activity proved to be .
dark horse and very bad one at that. and was
pumped almost from the moment the flag fell. In a
word the animation which attended the start of to-
days market gave way within hour to the gentlest
of ambles and continued to the end. Neverthe-
less in spite of the existing dulness, some ground
was covered by the bull party, for prices were
measurably improved and the market closed at
better quotations than the opening ones. and with
fair degree Of strength The tendency to weakness
which at one time looked formidable was checked
by free demand for the Northwesterns. which
resulted in advancing the common sort to
the extent of nearly one per cent.
1t was whispered that jay Gould (who is seldom
caught napping) being wakened up to the probabili
ties of reconstructed pool in Northwest common,
had covered shorts to the extent Of some 10000
shares. 1t matters little whether the demand came
from this quarter from some othor. it came,
nevertheless. with the result OF considerably i'm
proving the stock itself and Of nspirtng the rest Of
the market. The good feeling extended to the coal
stocks. Better prices were made for Delaware and
Lackawanna and Jersey Central; for the first. be-
or two large holders. who. vugarly speak
ing. having been stuck loudly in praise Of
the property; and for the second. because the much
discussed Bridge bill" expected to pass the New
Jersey Legislature shape favorable to the interests
of the Central road. Michigan Central gained
fraction from belief that higher prices await 1t in
tho future; Lake Shore remained steady under re-
ports of comparative increase of earnings amount
ing to $44 900 for tho first week in March; St. Paul
preferred hung to yesterday prices because dvi-
dend 3 per cent expected to be declared shortly
and the rest of the list stffened up into fair de-
gree strength because the active stocks had given
it the wink to do so. There was really nothing,
however. Of public interest, either to advance or
.depress prices and the market yawned through the
day in q sort of semi-comatose state that unpro
ductvc of profits to either bull or bear.
The opening. highest. lowest and closing quota
tons at the New York Stock Exchange were as fol-
The New York herald., 1879-03-12
CUSTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS.

Collector Merritt ycturned yesterday from wash-.
ington after four days absence from this city. His
mission to the capital TO consult with the Prcs-
dent the Secretary of the Treasury In regard to-
customs matters and the civil service. Plans wero
adopted for guidance in making new appointments,
The code adopted by the Collector. surveyor Naval
Officer, Appraiser end Assistant Treasurer sp-
provcdby tho President and Treasury Department aud
will go into effect in a few days. The blanks and
other necessary stationery are being prepared in
Washington and will reach this city, when
active operations will at once commence General
Charles X. Graham, surveyor OF the Port, has been
elected president OF the Civil Service Commission.
Official advices were received by the Collector yes-
terday to the effect that the north shore OF the Nil
Won Krll has been annexed 10 the district of New
York and will hereafter be included In this port. AL
vessels belonging to this region must be regstered
at the New York Custom House.
The New York herald., 1879-03-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton firm madins Sm %ddng Marsh !. isss good
Sss s sss sse ssc Sss1.
Cotton strong held higher midding se low ,mddlng
sa Fraace 4ss 70 The sss
Sales 1000 Stock, 272oe3 yo, u...,, :, ,a-o
Cotton firm; midaling sdc.; low middiins sc. good
s ~iss a4s Sales I 500 svsi Stock, 5s75 "'''
SAVANNAH March IL, 1872
ordasp @ @ Nss ressp isl ss
wise 292. Sales, l0o0 Last evening, 500 stock 1860
CHARLrsroN. March II, 1879
Cotton steady middling, 9ssc low mddlng. 95sc good
ordissy &C. Net receipts, $50 bales Sales 900 Stock
WILMINGTON. N. c., March II. 1879.
81 strained 81 Is for good strained ii a No.
z oradS oe v. ;siSy 4 M y rn 10 s or q s. Sr
Corn hrmer; prime white 55,sc
S. rS?s S %s:t sssay xs.s ssr. nj s 3 8
ss 1aSs sssS's ss as
Witt. S Rs,sh as spss S. oo sSssss Sus psns @
Michigan on private terms Corn changed No Toledo,
bright Canada 10: brigh, held 81 81 10.
ments-Fiour soo b6s-; barlcy, 2.o.o bushels
BUFFALO, March H. 1879.
prSs Wsss in light a 5 e hard ., ps ssa
steady SAILS Of cars new & on rass ga At - c M ears % ne.
s s'ssa n:s at s sapsy
asoe, Canada 7Ss g. EsS ng%nsy %sI;
and srmer Corn rsal qsO,sdeoarso. Sc y3s;
On" "f r at s q Is % r city
whes oc G corn % sc oats 5s & to New York Receipts
do; 10 400 DO; barley, 900 do; 800 do. ship
rs 800 s' dS
TOLEDO, March II, 1879.
DS %Afs xs fmsr Fl Siss,ssa M 81 red ."
April 4 ocS; May 81 Oh S5f Corn , steady No aspot'
DrrRoIr March H. 1873
81. sa.sl a%S
SSsras . 4ssrd S mSsd Ss whiG 10 sas se No G
Ssrsssd~fis%: % s6sss q S5. Prss hog, dai
sssaSi SS Wheat oo bushels sR
CINCINNATI. March IL. 1879.
white, 81 ST o5 Corn auet, bu, rm At s5c s7c Oats
firm st Ne S & o Rye % az ps sc Barley % u , aetys Z. de S
$40 Lard dull and nominal; hela AZ So ~: Bulk
81 Il sa ss ss &
Bacon ss,s s and ansaSgSG sC.ders % clear
demand at 81 0s Butter quiet and unchanged. sugar
$ ss %; light s. sresias > % u butcher
Flour quiet but rm Wheat unsettled active but weak
81 sps SS and AD S@aSS r'ss as % do s' sds
jcetcd ssi.c Corn in demand but weak lower;
Nay 'sss a,. s' 'Sss % s.ss cash. :s ARr 90
May Ryo steady aud nnehangcd Barlcy steady and % an
demand and higher 80 Is, cash; 3, 7 s., rs, April;
So 81 81 S7p, May; SO June. Lard active firm ard
higher, 50 Is. cash; go IS "a IS An APRIL
Bulk steady but srongcr shoulders, - 6o short
rib. 81 sO short clear, - ~ Wh!skcy steady and
changed nj 81 Eggs Irmcr i4c. lie Re
ceiptsfour, 5000 bbls wheat, 5000 bushels;
1i3OOO do: oats. ~ OD do. 400 do barley 1900
sLipments-Flour 5000 bbls wheat, ~ Op bushels:
s a. aS & Ss % d ay .ess so ssa and ssS .s
hirher ss,,c April. s5c. May. Corn in good demand
and shade higher. Oats firm aud unchanged. Pork
rmer but not ouotaby higher. Lard firm and ncd
The New York herald., 1879-03-12

oils were quiet but without change. We quote Oil ber
gmo Sandersons 81 30; oil lemon. Sandersons " 90;
lhin hnest oil $I anse, ~ 50 oil cassa. Toe
Oh caraway ~ 5 81 50 oil croton, 81 S0 oil citronelii,
Toe sac oil lavender, 75c. S2 do. do Mitcan SIS;
oil cloves - 75 oil wntergreen 81 oil sassafras 4ac
oil Of pennyroyai nominal ut 81 81 23 oil of bay S0
all currency.
Ft,rHERs du a 45c. a Acc. for prime live geese
FisH-There iair demand for codi sh and the
ket ruled steady With sales of about 4D uintas 81 %
Tor Georges and 50 50 for Grand Bank. Picked cod
fish were held St Box herring firmly held at lsc
for sealed at which figure small sales and I3c
loc for No. l. Barre. herring in fair demand and
firm Labrador held ut - 80 and about 100 bbls
sold last Friday at about "a M Fortune Bay sold at
- % aud Nova Scotia sold Si2 SiS for No aud ~
20 for large No 2 Mackerel quiet; good mackerel
were scarce, and IL they could be obtained would lind
ready market The stock which forms the bulk of
the stock, Is wanted We qnote:- :-Shore. No l. $IS
SO; No. 2, Sc 81: No 3, %3 40 ST. No. !. So 80
-; bay, No. S4 SIG; No 2 s6 30 81 5o No g. 81
Isi $50 bushels meal 775 bbis $50 bags corn
60 4l6 bushels; oats. 1890 do. rye l5054 do barley
100 do. barley malt 9.i25 do, The market steady
The sales including State Western and Southern,
23Ooo bhls, within the annexed Rye Hour ruled
steady with sales OF POO bbs Buckwheat flour quiet
sales were 100 bbls and 700 bags within the Rye
ruled easy 25oBbushes state track sold AT 6Oc Bar
ley was steady and active. Sales 10000 bush
four-rowed State at Use. 7sc. Barley malt
was qnict 1000 bushels city solo at 81 20 $s3, time
s4 so SIS; 80 lbs $l4 30 $I5 100 lbs. $i5 sharps
SIS $3 rye fced, Sl5 5o ground feed soc per cwt.
Beans active and firm. We quote :-Marrows 81 IS a
81 40; medum 81 80 vi 35; beans, 81 30 81 40;
white kidney, 81 10 81 s0 red kidney. 81 36 81 As
The New York herald., 1879-03-12
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LoSpox. March ii-4P.M.
Produce-Refncd petroleum, Ind. u Ind. per gallon;
spirits Of petroleum, s1sd. Sd. per gallon
AxTwrer, March ~. 1879.
Petroleum, 1,s ,sfsfor bne pale American wiicoxs lard
closed at 20sah. per 81 kos.
LivKRrooi, March lis Z. ".
CottonFutures weaker free sellers at the last quota
ticns Frovisions-bacon 20s. I'D. pcr cwt for short
clear mddles Trade Report-rhe market tor yarns and
fabrics at Manchester is quiet
IavrRfooL, March n. 1879.
Pcrk-Prmc mess Eastern dull at 52s.; Western dull
ass Bacon-Cunbcr cut dull NJ 21s. Cd short rib
dnli ut 2ls. long clear dull at us short clear dull at
26s Cd. ams-Lcng cut dull a ius shoulders dull AZ
2ss Bccf-ipdia mess steady 76s extra trner
SIS; prime steady at IOs Larl--Prime West
crn steady .2s. Cd. rallow-prime city dull 81
3,s. I'd Turpentine-Spirits dull at 22s 3D..
Rosin-Cnmmon steady at Is I'D; fine steady ~
los. 3D. CheeseAnerican choice steady M 4S LAR, oil
dull At 3Bs flour-ES,ra state, steady at 2is Wheat
market: new Western winter steady Sd South.
ern do steady nj ps. 3D. CornNcw miNcd dull at IS.
O. "a old mixed dull at Is Sac. totonsccd oilNcllcw
American steady 2ss sd. Rpsn-Comnon. ut London,
steady at A. sd rurpentinc-spirts, AT London dull at
22s.
FINANCIAL.
LoNpox, March 1f-4P NJ.
Consos 90 7fG FOR money aud 3 Dl6 Tor the account
United States four per bonds iO2 New Jersey Cen
tral Consols. ~ New Jersey Central, 80.
Paris avices quote i've per cent entes l3f 22ec for
the account
Exchange on London. 25f Soc for checks
LoSpoS March iI-4;i5 r. NJ.
The amount OF bucn gone into tho Bank Of England
on balance TO day is f22 cOO
The New York herald., 1879-03-12
The following were the closing quotations at

The total sales Of stocks at the Board to-day aggre
gated 1860 shares, which were distributed as fol-
lows:--Chicago and Northwestern, 14435; do. pre-
ferred. 9S12; Delaware Lackawanna and Western.
10000; Delaware and Hudson Canal. $685. Erie, 91G0;
Hannibal and st. Joseph. 20o do. preferred 500;
Illinois Central 800; Kansas Pacific. ZOO; Lake Shore
ALSO; Michigan Central. 1000; Milwaukee and st.
Paul. G,c00; do. preferred $685. Missouri, Kansas
and Toxas, 10.is5 Morris and Essex. 300; New York
Central, 225 New Jersey Central $500; Pacific Mail
$50; Union Pacific, 1872; Wabash. 3,725; Western
Union Telegraph. o.7l0.
The money market was fairly easy to-day the rates
for call loans being 3& per cent in the forenoon.
per cent for short time during tho afternoon, and
per cent at the close. Tho rates of exchange on
New York at the aforementioned places fol-
ows:--SavanDah. buying par, selling Il premium;
Charleston scarce, buying -, selling par New Or
lcans commercial. II, bank par; st. Louis, 1-l0 dis
count; Chicago steady, buying lilo discount, selling
40 premium; Boston heavy ut par. Foreign ex-
change was quiet and steady. The Clearing House
statement to-day follows:-
Exchanges. SOS 494 eco
Blllnccs 4lbo,bb}
The sub-Troasury to-day paid out $2sI5 gold for
legal tenders redeemed The London advices report
q firm market for consols and United States bonds,
which sold at the final quotations of yesterday. Erie
was drn at 26 for the common and As for the pre-
ferred. Illinois Central declined a per cont. to ssl
and Pennsylvania - per cent to 30, while New Jersey
Central advanced s per cent. to 3os md do consols
u per cent to s7. The rate Of discount in the open
market for three months bills az per cont. At
Paris rentes rose TO 1l3f. loo.
aovornment bonds here quiet and hrm The
subscriptions to the four per cents to-day amounted
..k vN-
The New York herald., 1879-03-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The embarrassment of Rodgers Orr Brothers.
Eighth avenue dry goods dealers. has culmnated in
the appointment of william II. owen receiver by
Judge McAdam of tho Marine Court. the applica-'
ton OF Thomas Mills, Judgment creditor for,
S5021 6s
William q. Christie, dealer in shoes. made au
assignment yesterday to Pierre Q. Taman.
Judge DAILY has appointed John c. Shaw assignee,
of simeon Moses. wholesale butcher in place OF.
Jacob Isosenficld. deceased.
Thomas William Gerard, dealer in fancy goods,
yesterday made assignment to Alexander Lyle
giving the latter preference Tor $6,JyS -.
The New York herald., 1879-03-12
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR srEADY-wHEAT
LOwER-CoRN QUIEr-oATs LowER-PoRK
FIRMER LARD QUIET-wHIsKEY QUIET
SPIRITS TuRpENT1NE sTEADY--EosIN STEADY
COFFEE sTEADY-SUGAR sTEADY-PETIOLEUM
FIRM.
TUESDAY. March 11-6 P. M.
Business was fair in most departments to-day and
the markets were generally steady. On Change
-four was steady. Wheat was dull and lower for win
ter Corn was about steady. Oats dull and lower.
whiskey dull. Pork frmer. Lard without de-
cided change. Cotton the spot was unchanged.
Putures closed steady Groceries steady
naval stores and oils. Petroleum ruled firm
ASHES dull So Size for pots and &C., for pearls
Autimouy firm at l2c. 12lsc.
BEEswAx ruled steady at 24c. a 25c.
CorrEr.-The market for Brazils quiet but about
steady at late prices We note sales Of 100 bags Rio
per Berlin at I2c; 500 bags do. told saes) and 600
bags do. all per Berlin and private terms We note the
arriv of tho Kate with 5271 bags Rio which makes the
stock here tonight in first hands 81 o0 bags Mild coffee
was fairly active. We sales $40 bags ST. Domingo
per Etua bags jamaica yesterday per and 200
bags Laguayra per Marcia Reynolds all private
We quote 0rdiuary cargoes 1Ol4c 10lsc. fair do,
l3Ac l3,5c; good do. 1as4c. i4c prime do 14i4c.
l4sc; range for lots losc l6c. Santos fair
to good 1876. l4c., 30 days. Java, bags.
23c 24sc do, grass mats 231sc 25!sc.; Singaporo
lec l7c.; Ccyion i5c l7c.; Maracaibo 13sc i7c.
Laguayra lac. a iShc Jamaica, I21fc. Ise; ST. Do
Rics 5c l9c.; Mexican, l5c. ice Angostnra, l5c.
lie; Savaniiln, l3c lie; Curacoa, l31sc. a 14c.
Cooperate dull We quote -Molasses shocks.
3snch, with heads VI 50 " 80; sugar Shocks with
box shocks soc. Gc do So pipe do, ST So 80
empty hogshead ~ 5o hoops IA feet ordinary to prime
S33 a 81; do, ~ et'do., SIS $50 per VI.
CoprKR firmly held Mt I6c. for lake.
CORDAGE.-The market ruled steady We quote Man 10,
large small lac 17c tarred Manila, l2c. Sisai
rope 9Mc. l0i.c.; Russia, lie.
CoTrox the spot quiet but unchanged. Futures
opened trine under Yesterdays closing prices The
ruled during the day, and the close prices
showed points for the day Tho closing
prices today, compared with those Of yesterday
follows -
The New York herald., 1879-03-12

State bonds at the Board were irregular. Louisiana
consos fell to 50, and District of Columbia advanced
to s2I. Georgia and Missouri state skies
werc steady. In railroad bonds there advance
Of u in Kansas Pacific sevcns Denver division trust
receipts. IN in do. with coupon certificates. y in
Ohio and Mississippi seconds and Cincinnati and
Springfield hrsts, guaranteed by O.. o., G. and l.. y
In wabash seconds lex coupon) Burlington and
Quincy sovons and Denver and Rio Grande nrsts. u
In Missouri. Kansas and Texas consols assented.
Ohio and Mississippi sinking funds and Wabash con-
vertibio lcx coupon), aud * in Burlington Cedar
Rapids and Northern hrsss. There was decline of
" in st. Paul sinking funds. and X Jersey Central
convertible sssentcd.
The New York herald., 1879-03-12

THE YORKvILLE TRAGEDY.

1t was enormously stated by the ward detectives cn
the Twenty-third precinct that the burglar Caseys
who was shot and killed in Yorkville by Mr. Richards
last sunday evening. was the son OF a Respectable
gertlemau who keeps grocery store In Eishty-irst
street near First Mr. Casey. the grocer Is in
no way related to the dead burglar.
Dennis parnon, who accompanied Casey on ths
fatal numbering expedition. yesterday held IN
$1,000 bail to answer IN the General Sessions.
The New York herald., 1879-03-12

S'ioo'
The exports Of domestic produce from the port of
New York for the week ending to-day S6344611,
against Sc 43S 800 for the corresponding week last
year aud S4,l30, 1870 in 1877. The total exports Of
produce since january ]. this year. $G0 s17
against SGT OIL for the corresponding period last
year ana SOL sO5. $50 in 1877.