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New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
PAROLES THIRD VICTORY.
THE GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES WON.
THE COLT CAsrIEREAGH BEATEN BY MIR. LoRII-
LARD's HORSE.

THE GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES WON.
THE COLT cAsrrEREAGH BEATEN BY MIR. LoRIL-
LARD's HORSE.
LONDON. Wednesday. April %, 1879.
Mr.. TOrillard's American horse Parole has
won another victory on the English turf The race
which is now scored his credit that Of the Great
Metropolitan Stakes, which was run to-day at the EPSON
Spring Meeting There were only two starters In this
race. Paroles competitor was Mr.. X. N. Bats four
year-od chestnut colt Casereagh carrying 110 pounds
Parole carried l24 pounds The betting on Parole be-
fore the start q The last betting the race
was 6 to on Parole, and TO 2 against Castereagh
Casereag took the lead, and drew three or four
lengths when he tried to bolt but righed and led
till entering the straight Here Parole drew up. and
came out in the last 100 yards and In canter 10y
three-fourths Of a length The time Am 49,. The
following is the summary;
The Metropolitan stakes andcap Of 26 sovereigns
each - forfeit and only II declared By noon on Fe5uay
receive 50 soveftsus cut Of tn stakes the Of a1d
cap the puo alton Of the weights January o. at 10
carry pounds eG5a OF any y1s TWO s'gGG9P o SI % the
olty anu nuouran , irt ~ ~ r "1u, cha,p IA I'm
scTibeTs, 10 81 whom decla jared iorfeiD
Of Maiden by IeXii ston Of kitt Clark, years o
MT H. pSS ~ Sss ci c castcreagh by specuum ont o,
Lady Trespass, years Old, 10 opounds-..........
MIR. LORILLARD's WINNINGS.
The Times says: Mr.. Z. LorllaId had backed his
horse Parole for The City ana suburban Handicap prior
TO his Newmarket victory. and rs result some-
thing over s2O 600 S97OO0 The general satisfaction
at the victory of the plucky American fully proved
by the yOeying rounds OF cheers which panied
Paroles return ncOsurc." Another correspond
ent SAYS; "ParOlc won on his merits without getting
any hing approaching advantage at the start or turns
In the course"
EXTRA WEIGHT on PAROLE.
Previous to Paroles third victory to-day, The Sports
man OF this morning said: Just previous 10 the race
Yesterday for the City and Suburban Handicap at Tie
Epsom Spring Meeting Ell Ki'g was very Duch fancied
and the dislike Parole general that he declined
to four TO one against him. Parole is now strong IA
yore at six to him for the Great Metropolitan
Stakes (nandcap) which are to be run for to-day, aC
EPSON. In consequence cf his win Yesterday he mas to
carry ten pounds IN i's race; ten pounds extra
for the Prince o Wae- Stakes thaudicaV), as0 10 bc
competed to-day Epsom twelve pounds extra for
the race for Chester Trades Cup, which takes place
Nav T. vt the Chester Meeting, and fourteen pounds
p xtra Tor the race for tn Great Cheshire Handicap
stakes which is De for Nay at the same meet
IN. Ered Aichcr rOnc ParnIo ytstorAAy."
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

q provision as the Democrats had no intention OF
dischargng any ex-Union soldiers, and had not
done go.
Mr.. Conklinc made a brief but powerful speech,
which was cut off by the expiration of the morning
hour. He asserted that already one Union soldier
hiII clerk of the Senate and an ex-ContedeTatc,
MAJOR Chambers appointed III his place. The mat
ter is not YET disposed of.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
LILLE riNDERELLT IQNNEL BEG w.

DETROIT, April 23.-The work on the Van
de,bt tunnel al the Crosse Isle crossing OF tho Can
ada southern Railway began yesterday. ssme seventy
men with plck and shovel, ~ began the Can
adj! side the that s 20 be forty feet ia depth, which
WI lead TO the entrance.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
THE SHAKESPEARE MEMORIAL THEATRE.

LONDON, WUIUCSUAy, NVTW % 1913.
The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre at
sratfordOn-AvOn formally opened to-day, the
3l5th anniversary OF the birth or the poet,
with the performance OF " Much Ado Abou0
Notling." brilliant audience was present. The town
was galiy decorated wi,n flags anu crowded with visit
ors, Notwithstanding unfayOrab . weather.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
SOUTHERN POLITICIANS PARDONED.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. April 23.-Ex-Treasurer
Cardozo (coored) aud ex-Cougressman smas cooredl.
who had been convicted Of bribery, to-day pardoned
by Governor Simpson.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
spIRITrp RIvALRY EXPECTED TODAY.

LONDON, April 24-3 a. m.-Brown and Hazael have
been resting the last report great race between
them Is peoted to-day. The betting is to on Brown.
Corkey's score now stands 29il9 Westons 276.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
THE PARIS BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

IAItI-, NtIIItsuiIJI = II -1' - %
In the billiard tournament, Plot was beaten
on Monday by Maurice DAILY. On Tuesday GARNER was
beaten nv Vignaux in sixteen innings To-day GARNER
was beaten by Plot in twcutv-eght innings. The games
are 600 points Up. Vguaux and Pot are TO play to-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR.
MR.. BEACH NOMINATED FOR JUDGE or THE COURT

MK BIAOH NONIIN IT'D TVIs 0VI7V''1 Ut 11''7
OF COMMON PLEAS.
ALBANY, April 23.-GOyernor Robinson to-
day nominated Miles Beach as Judge OF the Court OF
Common Pleas m New-York. The nomination was re-
fcrred TO the Judiciary Committee motion by Senator
Harris ordering the committee 60 forthwith, was
Withdrawn after an extended debate. The following
nominations were also received md referred Ambrose
Mcneil to be Loan Commissioner for Ne~-lork
County; Henry W. socum 90 be Maior-General OF the
Srcnnd DNisOn of the NAtOnaI Guar0.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
A MEsIERN YIILAGE pARrIAILY DESTROYED

CHICAGO, April 23.-A fire ut Anna, ILL.,,
yesterday, destroyed twelve frame buildings. The loss
Is estimated at $4,000 insurance, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
THE RrssMN CONsPIRACY.
SPY EXECUTED BY TUE REvoLUIIoNIsTs-ARREsr
or 4 LEADER.


A SPY EXECUTED BY TUE REvoLUIIoNisTs-ARREsr
OF LEADER.
BERGIs Wednesday, April %. 1870.
Letters received here from Cracow announce
that the Moderate Liberal party IN Poard, apparently
induced by soloyiers attempt. adopta more con-
cllialory policy toward the Gar An influential depu-
taon Is about TO proceed to 81 Petersburg TO cOngratu-
Lo>Dos Wednesday, April %. 1879.
The Berlin correspondent Of The Stdnddyd says:
Lieutenant Dubrovn has been arrested near Noy-
gorod. He Il suspected 10 be one OF the chief members
OF the Revolutionary Committee The assassination ot
another spy, who beray ycd the whereabouts OF secret
printing Office at Toproyo = reported. lhe car, WHO
unit late drove Ou unattended, now has hs carriage
surrounded by Cpssacks."
high court Of criminal Justice under the presidency
OF the Grand Duke Constantine brother OF The Czr has
already been appointed for trial Of Alexander solo
yeG, who attempted the assassination Of The Car Cd
the l4th INST
TIE FRENCH RADICALS BoLpER.
A Paris dispatch to The Standard says. " Tho
inaction Of the Government relative 70 NJ Bl.nqul is
Dodenng the Radicals Those Of Lyons are Tow calling
upon NJ Duverder to yacdte his seat ia the Chamber Of
Deputies 10 enable them to elect ". Henr Roche.
The free-raders have lately been very actye at Lyons"
THE TARIFF QUESTION.
The Free Trade Association Of Lyons has recently
ued declaration signed by the presidents ~ the prin-
cipal trades societies. euergetcay demanding the
nuance Of the treaties of commerce al lowest pos.
sble tariffs On the other hand, 700 representatives. OF
the other trades have met at Epual aud dep
reCaed their renewal
DECREASING Productions.
The Duly NCUS says: "A circular Las been addressed
10 the various organizations OF miners throughout tho
country, asking them to send representatives. 10 Con-
rrss IN Yorkshire in May TO decide upon the ady 5ab-
y o. stopping all mining FOR four OT ngc weeks SO as to
lessen the output"
PERSIA AND THE AFGHANs.
Intelligence received from CsnGanar states that Per-
sian troops from Meshed marching toward the Al
CHAN frontier.
THE RIVER MOsKyA sUBSIDING.
The hood in the River Moskya, IN tho Government OK
Moscow which caused suspension OF railway traffic,
has commenced 10 suhSde
FAILURE IN MANCHESTER.
W. T. Glover IL Co.. general merchants, at Manchester,
have failed for S242. 800.
THE BULGARIAN THRONE.
The Republqle FrdneaiSe OF Paris, says Acko Pacha,
the newly appointed Governor OF Roume.ia. leaves
Paris to-day for his post. fe intends to accept the
throne OF Bulgaria If it is offered 10 him.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

GREAT INTEREST IN The WALKING MATCH
BROWN LEADINr. FOLLOWED BY HAzAEf-A RUS
SIAN GOVERNMENT SPY AsSA>sINATED.
In the London pedestrian contest, Brown is tho
favorite with betting men. At3 o'clock this morn
inc he was Il y miles ahead Of IIazael the con-
test to-day is regarded with great interest.
The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre at Stratlord-
on-Ayon has been opened formally IL Russia a
spy has been executed by the reyOiutionists. Ono
of their supposed leaders has been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

MARRIAGES OF ROSA BoSHEUR INNEss TO JONATHAN
SCOTT HARTLEY, AND JULIA ROSWELL SMITH TO
GEORGE INNEss, JR.
The New York herald., 1879-09-05

Whea-Tho market was without decided change though
Spring IS quiet but anchansed The sales inclndsg
a. s. for er Sr!s No. .s 81 vars 81 M o o
81 g. m IL for So for
seTnS s si II g isT s g. aFFTS
No amber spot and arrive 81 ia ssl ~! for no
Sa o. 3 9 rod and 81 " H.
& s. Ss i s 81 o Sis
81 o2 ashsd x9 - S9I'syss. % for SopssmScr October
sepssmOsr los bid 81 i asked d. October, s. ,o,
asked No red Winter ior September and oe,oScf
bid. 81 los Asked ido, November. 81 io Sd. p io%
Ss 81 pa 81
sS ss.ss' % for .e a'S.''! %ss SS.s sS
IS sss at% for ssa No ssi,s tss isr So mixed.
for for for The and
asked prices at the second call September steamer,
.ss%s. u s s ss
bid, 47c asked Noycmber, steamer bid 4sc asked: do
good s wsn s iss Of ssSss rsSs1
SiHo harley %sls .SSa, steady and 4,'oo Sa.hss
and 5000 bushels fourrow.a State on private terms
sssa !s''a ' .rs u s
lbs sI7 50 ss %iadlings, 100 los, ss SIS do, 90
%.aao!s :SsIr.y irss on board II sss q 81 ";
dum II j2ts 81 ID pr,me red Kidney, 81 S3 " ~;
Split FREQ, bbL, - ~ -; green 81 IS 4o Cana.
dian IN bond zoe TIC Southern black eye. two bushcl
sss ~ 10 ol o wsss sisSs ine .sss cs
No do, 3ihc 3lc. Tor No. do. SiJsc. for No. l..
mixed. ale: alike. for No do 2shc. Tor No do. 2sc
o track asc = BIC. for white, on track:
GuSSY CLorn.-Baggng firmly hold. We quote -
Ia lbs, oc.; Abs. I1c. "a lbs. ios.c.
also hcmp. we quctc:-Jute. sac. a4Ac; butts. lice
2hc according to quality Msnila hemp 74c. Sisal
5pc American double dresscd 81 TO- single do, oUc.
g. IS 81 iu
MoLAssEs-Forcyn was In moderate demand at previous
prices. New Orleans was quite active and hrm We
clayed 22c. 26c muscovado refining, 2Sc a27c; gro.
cory 24c Soc Porto Rico zoe 3sc English Islands,
"a n SOC. Now Orleans common, 23c. 23c. prime to
choice S2c. i; strictly choice to fancy 3Ic. a ysc.
NAVAL SroREs.The market for both rosin aud spirits
turpcntinc dull and nominal We c-Spirits tnr
Ta-wilmington. 81 20 Pitch, ~ 70 81. Adviccs
from Wilmington -Rosin steady; strained. se; good
pentinc steady hard, 81; soft ~ p virgin, VI OJ
OILs-Cotton sccd oil was dul aud summer yellow was
quoted tss Lard oil was wi,hon, essngs Linseed
05c. American, 63c Lard oil, city made, 45c, sperm
Crude, soc; bicachcd winter y5c natural winter, voc.
Seached winter 47c; natural do, 44c bleaehei
winter white bieachcd winter elephant ec bcaehcd
winter ash, Soc; crude FISH. Sound, 27c. q 29c.
cut change We quote Crude, In bulk NE. In bbis,
4Ac. 5Ac naphtna, &c: 5c refined cargo lots vssc
do In sac sc for ordpary brands according to
Clint koudcbush reports sales united certificates rudc
pctrolcum New York. lo,Up bbls oil City, iOvrio
ssc. i,sgn do. st essse $500 do st eesc openng,
e5c closing, 6,ssc. bid, Ud4c. asked. Total both
Totlfsr AND GAas ruled steady. with fair demand.
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED
EAsY-FLoUR sTEADY-wHEAT EAsY-CoRN
QUIET-oATs sTEADY-wHIsKEY LOWER
PORK FIRMER-LARD FIRMER-sPIRITs TuR-
PENTINE NoMINAL-RosIN NoNINAI.-co
THURSDAY, Sept. 4-6 +. Nj.
Business continues fairly active in nearly all de-
partments of trade, and as a rule tho merchandise
markets continue to evidence unusual degree of
buoyancy and frmness. while in many cases ma
ter.al advance has been established since the fall
trade first set In which did considerably earlier
than usual. In all the principal comm odities there
has been a good healthy business. and prices have
favored the seller with very few exceptions. On
Change -four was steady under fair demand for
export and consumption. whoat fairly active but
easy. Corn was quiet. Oats steady. whiskey iowcr.
Pork armcr Lard decidedly better Cotton the spot
6rm futures closed easy Groceries generally
firm Naval dull and nominal Oils and petro-
leum dull
CoYrEE.-Tho market for Rio very firm but quiet
Mild coffee quiet but without change. We quotc:-
Ordinary cargoes. Ike; fair do, l3hc 1890, good
do lie. I4ac primo do l41ac l44c extreme range
for lots, llc &c., Santos. fair TO good 13sc 14c
ninety days; Java government bags. 22c 23c grass
mats, 24c 25c; Singapore l6c. 17c.; Ceylon, 14c
&c., Maracaibo, 1lHc 161lc. Laguayra, l3c. l5c.;
jamaica l2c. l41c; St Domingo. 104c. l]sc; Porto
Rico l5c l6isc; Costa Rca lac. l7c Mexican. l4c.
i5tsc; Angostura 15c 17c; Savaniila l1xc. 17c.
Curacoa lie. q i2c
CorroN on the spot gcd prices.
Futures closed about yesterdays for months
later than September September at close points
Off The sales day between ten A: and three r. NJ.
foot 81 900 bales against 81 o bales yesterday The
quotations of Yesterday and to-day follows:-
The New York herald., 1879-09-05

Among State bonds Georgia skies sold at 1o1.
Railroad bonds in the early dealings were strong
and active. Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern
hrsts rose from s9A to 30. Frankfort and Kokomo
nrsts made further advance, selling up to s2h.
Erie bonds were higher, consolidated sovens rising
to H. consolidated seconds to TAN. and funded hves
TO IS. New Jersey Central hrsts advanced to 1l5,
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons
to lax. Hannibal and st. Joseph convertible to 102
and Ohio and Mississippi seconds to 1904. Toledo
and Wabash consolidated convertible OK coupon rose
from S3N to S5. Kansas and Texas consolidated
sented from 73% to 75,s. do. seconds from 80 to
9ik, and Rome, watcrto wn and Ogdcnsburg CONSOLE
dated hrsts from 65 to 67h Lehigh and wilkcsbarre
consolidated assented fell of IN. to 7sn, and later
sold at 7sx. In tho afternoon Frankfort ana Ko-
homo nrsts advanced to 92K, Kansas Pacific in
comes No. le sold up to TAX, Eric consolidated
seconds to TAN, do funded nvcs to 1874. st. Louis
and San Francisco class to 90, st. Paul conson
dated sinking funds to 1oGk. and Denver and Rio
Grande nrsts TO o2k.
philadoIphia stocka cloaed ~ <h. SoItr~vtcv
The New York herald., 1879-09-05

Tho following the rates Of domestic exchange
on New York to-day at the under mentioned cities:-
Savannah. buying par. selling y premium Charles
ton, easy, SIG selling. premium; New Orleans.
commercial Il a 3-16 premium, bank u premium;
st. Louis. Is discount; Chicago, quiet 11o discount
buying. lilo premium selling; Boston, par.
report was circulated on the street to the effect
that negotiations were begun looking to lease Of
the Chicago. st. Paul and Minneapolis road to the
Chicago and Northwestern. There is already an
agreement between the two corporations for
interchange Of trac, but said the lease Of the
Burlington and Cedar Rapids to the Rock Island had
induced the Northwestern to take steps toward
obtaining absolute control Of tho Minneapolis road.
which runs through an important grain growing
section.
Tho London N~oncter this morning says:-'Of tho
gold received from the East only 900 were
tained for export to New York"
1t IL reported that another rise Of i've cents per
hundred ON freight from Chicago to the seaboard
will be made September Is.
Tho work Of organizing company 70 build line
Of railroad from Detroit to Butler to connect with
the Eel River Railroad has been tolerably we'll ad
vsnced. President Wendell. Of the Board of Trade.
has appointed committee to arrange for pre-
minary survey Of the line and to procure statistics
in reference to the cost route right Of way local aid
and other matters that may facilitate the work OF
building such . road.
letter to tho London Railoay Journal on the pro-
posed amalgamation between the Grand Trunk and
Great Western says:-"The talk of . saving Of
600 900 year by joint stations is ali moonshne.
Let any investigate the subject and it will be
found that the 9, 100 miles of railway owned by
tho two companies there only three stations
where the STATS could be combined and these
London, Paris and Toronto. If the Great Western
shareholders want their traffic stopped at tho sus-
pension Bridge like tho Grand Trunk have had theirs
at the International Bridge, they easily
plish IL by amagamation."
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange tho fea-
ture in the dealings was Bertha and Edith. Of which
large lots were sold at .06. A good business was
also done in Dahlonega. which active at II 1s.
The following table gives the sales and the range Of
priccs:-
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Activity and Buoyancy in
Stocks.
MONEY REMAINS EASY
Governments Strong. States Dull and
Railways Higher.
WALL STREET.

THURSDAY, sept 10 r.
Almost without exception the various specialties
itcmized upon the stock list quoted at bctter
prices at tho end OF the day than at the beginning
with the almost universal sentiment welded to
belief in general improvement in matters of trade
and commerce 1t not possible that values on
'Change should hang fire for any length OF time.
Any disposition to check an explosion bullward
pretty wen disposed of this morning by the
universal activity which was the order OF the day
and by the higher prices which were made during
the hours OF business 1t is not to be denied that
tho Gould influence fred the train. As apurchaser
OF Wabash Kansas Pacific. Kansas and North
ern and Erie this arch-agitator admins
tered a stimulus to the market at large
which was responded to by general improvement
in prices The advance in the stocks referred to was
taken as an index of Mr.. Goulds honesty of inten-
ton so far as regards the proposed establishment OF
. new transco influential line but not accepted as
conclusive that the whole scheme might be aban-
doned in case favorable market were engineered for
tho sale of his stocks. A it turned out. whether
Mr.. Gould's manipulations will be prohc of an
eventus ~ngxer in the fence" not, 1t is certain
that they were Of benent to prices to-day. Beyond
the fact that tho market was strong, buoyant and
advancing the day through there was scarcely
an item Of news deserving OF mention.
1t is stated as fact that tho lease
OF the Cedar Rapids road to the Rock
Island has been signed. sealed and delivered Three
Per cont is to be upon the common stock
Of $5,5O0.O00 for three years. and after that per
cont is to be paid in perpetuity. Tho Cedar Rapids
bonds are also guaranteed by the Rock Island Com
pany principal and interest. and upon this tho hrst
mortgages OF per cent advanced to o. Inssmuch
rs the Burlington and Quincy per cents are quoted
at 1O2 although thcre several mortgage bonds
before them) the Cedar Rapids Hrst mortgages arc
considered cheap in comparison and this impression
was manifested through the sharp demand for them
to-day.
The extreme huctustions Of the day In leading
shares are shown in tho following tablet
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
YORK HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER l87e-rRIPLE

lost $780, 900 bullion for the week ending yesterday.
the proportion OF its to Its liabilities being
So SIG per cent against 5s cent last week The
rate of discount in the open market for three
months bills is Ia ~ percent. The bank gained
ESQ 900 bullion to-day balance. British consols
In the London market firm at 97%. United
States tours from l0ik to los. while fell of
from 1897 to los. and hves after rising from 1857
to 1865, reacted to 1857. Erie from 26h to
26x. preferred from 4s1s to 4sh, Consolidated
hrsts from 11a5s to ia. do. seconds from 76ss to
76z, do funded hves from rs to 75.. Pennsy ylvania
from 42A to 43. New Jersey Central from 53h to o.
do. consolidated hrsts from 10lk to 100. Illinois
Central closed at co. Reading fell off from 1871 to TO-
Bar silver quoted at 5l9Sd. per ounce. At Paris
rentes rose to $50. 95c.
The following is comparative table Of prices in
London and New York of American securities, at tho
current rates Of the day for sterling exchanRe:-
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
The closing quotations wero:-

At San Francisco the following were the opening
quotations for mining stocks Gould Curry, IL y;
Savage. IAN; Chollar. SO; Ophir, 36h; Hale Nor
cross. 14,1; Crown Point. az; Yellow Jacket. 16s;
Bclchcr, Az; Imperial. Ito; Virginia consolidated
~; California, AZ; Best Belchcr, 1sH; Union
Consolidated, 59%; Alpha. "a: Sierra Nevada, 424;
Mexican, 34s; Silver Hill. TX; Justice, AZ Julia
AZ; Utah, lShs; Alta, Ga; Bodic, IL; Bechtel IA;
Toga. az; Independence. as; Seq Belcher. 23,s:
Buwer. o; Mono. 6x; Consolidated Pacific, 7; Potos.
AZ; Exchcquer. 6A; Monmouth, sys; North Stan.
dard, az; Boston Consolidated, lao.
sAssessmeut dol
The New York herald., 1879-09-05

steady prices we quote s-Dalmatisn. r B NJ 90. ooc
TpIeo remains arm under fair inquiry We a.s.s
sss nG Guais%sia @ aoe. 81 o5; Bengal 81 !, 90
demand I. ss, s@s Ps:ss 81 20 ''nd
InlsH dun but steady We daote:-oc &C., as to
TsIssLAss is quiet but steady. We quote :Amerean.
81 81 IS quality Russian is selling at - 10
nS%n:y ina ss sT "
LArrEL Lr.yss are also dull ana n"mnAi' jooons lots
Lcosies pasfr is quiet but steady We euo.s:-
Gar1ani large zee zoe small aie &c :nS s.,: =
Lrroroprum remains quiet; selling at s5c.
MACE demand is moderate at s'e eio, according
70 ss "' pnfsagg oan, ,.sadv bu, sui.s .. e,so
sc french is duh i and nomins AYE carsasils
MAsSA is steady rh fair dom.sa q. 1 600 for iarss
So 80: outside lots, S. s5 So 10
SuresIIs are dull nc 24c.; powdered. ass
Nurnscs remain steady quoted $50. a SOC.
LOIS ut Ss qsrS SIS s S", II
in ogs Us ss!'Ss or rsnss: 'sIs steady
peeia @ovemen There isa steady fair leSSins demand
sn 4 s oss s. rrss %s Il
aS IS sqsss sr an at pc % m
in bond ans,ga % az 7s dI PAD basSvi asd
PorAsAmcrean yellow scarce and nr ..
2ic 27c'. cash red. soc. a CSC.
QUICKSILVER romans quiet at 42c latest London csbiss
as,ss :. g ses decline s1s.sA s;,s5: e
agssd IS we Gef%S" @ & o % % 90 FRENCH
Rso .Ta s h Ss %
eus @ Il + 3 % aasiS China Sa' s sss.dy 81 quoted 100 SOC
Roors~The demand continues moderate for nearly all
market /. M called ''ssay ".
Ss sS e son,ian, sls ssascs AND
sIs ios ana Ice i7e for riorsc,los;
ise i4c vaieran Zoe a i4c sconito.- lie i2c W.
mote :ss 4"h ss s Ssss. 81 snake DO &
s"s s"s' 100 s do Seneca. Sc. u. sse
sArrRoN.-The market romans steady under fair IN
ssirS DO eop 1'' CROP
% in S ssssdy
SALrEInn continues IN light demand snt tns msrsss =
y oos c pure srys,ss 1sa . ss kas:h in kegs
os & in 0as pse m
Mexican for jobbing trade loc a1osc.; Honduras zSc
snxps.-rhe demand continue. fair and the marie. 10
sssas 'snis
l2,ss hemp 81 :, per Ssshs RAPE English black S2 30;
spsssG Spanish s. G s. s's os ss
We quote :Hxexandra, iopsS Tic; ronniveily ice
lac. East India, 7kc lac.
sassss diamond rS% Srfa!ss We
so.rs.- Tho msrks, tor CASTLE I; arm. W. quotes
7c do. "H pure. oSc &c al ioc ''' ''A"'A'
M .oda ar At M Se fsi fS, whs ashland W.
Brown in casks and bbs, 75sc &c per ID; white, l4c.
suLruArE AMMONIA steady, but quiet We quoto:-D.
sUnrmATE tiscnosinrA-rhe m.rke. is arm with fair
demand We anotc-Amercan, in bulk, 81 IS. and for
fair at full prices; rolls se ao.y.
S. sysas sl%ds ssnans sa% at gss ss
ToscA BnAss are still drm; qnoted q 81 sosE4o
Ens1 Bfas: aso da % aesoSdas quality
yEsIcE TUnrEsTISE is quiet but steady at l6c i7e
YELLOW PRussIATE is in good demand At 24e. &c.