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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-09
SHEEP.
Brief Meuti0n.

Coos stock sheep, s0d1J0. So seas m
Good stock ewes 1pdS0. SOFAS 50
Good to extra wethers, 1895 Ci13 GO
Good to extra lambs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, COOS 90
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lineage UTAH Auu EFO1uce.
CHICAGO. June S
Wheat-Steady.
Corn-Ftrm.
OaiS-SteaGy.
pOrk-Dull.
Iard-DulL
The leading futures ranged as follows:
FJOCR-Dull Sprlng patents IS O0RS 90
winter patents IS GOES ~ straight s. 6S5 o. bakers
s. S5@3 90
wHEAT-June g9s4, July sc, August sa5sc.
COMMUNE 6lSc. July SIC. August IKE
OATS-Juue 44Sac, July 45;sc Septclr Der Sc
PORK-July SO 5s1e, September 20 81
LARD-JuIy IS pa. September S. ga
Cash quotations were as follows.
WHEAT-&y5s.
CORN-6lSc,
OATS-4tS4c.
RSF-S4c
BARLEY-Nominal
FBANSEED-Rl ~
IlMOrHN-Sl2S al =.
POEh-l0 b2-a,
IAkN-f 22-s
SHORT REBS-S SaS5 So
OhA SALT SHOULDERS G1S5 10
ShoEI CLEAR SIDES-S6 ACT 81
NHlShH-1l 6
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People Who Mark Books.

Union Tick ct Office Cor Main and lst street union
Passenger Station corner Douglas and 5th avenues.
W. d. MURDOCH. D. 7. A.
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Kansas CITY Produce.

KANSAS CITY, June s.
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLoUR-XX IS. xxx 75c family 81 o5. choice
81 80. fancy 81 SO@Is S.
oWHEAT-Quiet. No hard cash aa9254c June
Sc bid. No red cash Gle.
CORN-Strong. No 2 cash and June 551zc bid
0ATS-Quiet. No: cash 4SIsc bid. June 44c.
RYE-Quiet at T0c.
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery 12Gl5c, dairy 100 l3c,
store packed Wc, packing, 9GI0c.
EGGS-Steady at Il]@c.
HAY-Firm. Fancy IS Goes co. choice Sc 00C5SO0
low grades SSO095 CO.
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ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO R.R.
ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA & s.
NORTH AND EAS

NORTH AND EAST.
No. 4l4t Kansas City express S0GA NJ S05A NJ
No 4t6f Chicago vestibuled
express. ............. IC25A 81 l030AM
No. s0ST Missouri River
press.,................ aO0PM 9O5PM
No. 457 Englewood EXPRESS S55PM stops her
SOUTH AND WEST.
No 40i+ Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. ......... .{0A N e45AN
No 4U7- Caldwell and Pan
handle xpresf.............t sl0AN a5AM
No 403' FIT Worth. Calves
ton and TEXAS express. " 535PM 55PM
No. ABB Wichita Express Il asp N stops here
No. 457 Englewo1d aCcn. go. S50AM
Trains marked tlsus = daily.
EQCIFM INT NORTH AND EAST
Train no. 4l4 kdnSts City express, runs solid TO
Kansas City, has char ,aI service
Train No. 400 comes direct from Galveston and is !
through Chicago train leaving Wichita at 10: ZJp N
and arrives in CeCego the next Gay at gl5 p m.
Train No SS haze free reclining chair car TO Kan
sas City Pullman to Kansas CITY, also TO Topeka /
Atchison and st. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AN1 WEST.
Train No 407. has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No $05 has through Pullman TO TT |
" orth and Galveston
Train No. as has reclining chair Cur from Kansas
City and stops at Wichita,
City Union Ticket Office Cor Main and l7t street and
Union Passenger Station corner douglas and 5th !
avenues ". u. MURDOCH u. p A
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NeW I OK Money.
NEW YORK. June s
Money call easy ranging fron ~ 10 81 per cent
last loan s. closed offered at
Prime mercantile paper 5is&9.
Sterling exchange quiet and weak st s. 81 for e.
day bills, and 81 ss94 Tor demand.
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MTSCELLAEEOC S
UHeer MS head r p>Y TIE Ter Say.

-
DR II pgos rEYoDicA. rms Tas
rifasl sJsisrs sns yasissi car ss7grssaas = -
49,. - . s - az 80 t-sssrs -.
30. "a = C.Hsise sspgl,sa 81 CEas Ls-reas
~ Izss DazE4kA "seAits. 49, ~ sssasssls al
s1-i- ~ l7r.
AToZARr ErsIC srBO0L-sUNNKE TEas-
vi Ter gsTficaiAFs gnssir. Hr.- =. Hsys 49,
cay WsssrsSzy. F.asy sas SATURDAY. fres ; - a
ass 1ieS h0osz - ss1T-sss s.ecs -
xAP-A poCzET MAJ % TIE
a. oEisko-za. ia a.. =. isssiaz lEs1s Sgst..N
ss 5. 49,. ,' ss - a - - al 80.
vios e s@ch Eva 10 KAsseTs sne sss.ers 50
ess1lsss p>esss RAJ ). - q "a ss.s.ss rs
l@tss sd n-ss. ce1> ssss 80 sysy y -
- Sszsy -. - !. -. - s.S..s 80, 80 -
60 2, > sss,s As1,.ss T. y z-sSSs-' - -
StEALED Biie-SslIL BE EgcEIvEp 81 o.
= &C. - s~er.-sry so@rs q - seztise, - bsfE-
-. = - Us ,r.ssasss IL .szars fs@s 49,
o. asrs -~set-f - a-ses eSct s1AeA hlstS
-. -. 49, - al --aEa-s ga ..s s-sc. e ~
csaall.it-e r--rrFss 9. flxs. = 80 80 q
-, sses.s. s< -, = 800 a SO - 80
:. s~,es. AZ a 81 - sasrse e. -. 81 sst&
4 ! Fss-s5. ss-ss.AsJ. y 49, kss- tsss =
TIE uzDTEsEsSED has AYPLfxo
= - sss.s So :. =. ,... ssss
p aizs~es tss z-eozl. mseazzira1 sa3 ssssssa-ss
g. - 49,. =. = sssfs 49,. ~
iissz = az Cs-sFsl 49,. Sazs-zA Ms
~wbsr. Esli. ts- orszs.--
Three koars tAs qpseksss % s. Iosks
- issozF! Fsc4ac FallwAy. IA2
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ST.. Louis Produce.

ST. LOUIS June 8.
WHEAT-Strong. Higher. Cash a8ZScJuly $40
9S5sc, August 923sc. December 2Ac.
CORNeFirm Cash 553sc. July 56ssc bid. August
55s4c. September $3.50.
OATS-Unsettled. Cash45c. July t0Ac, August
3s1@c bid, Septen Der $40 bid.
PORK-Easier, 10 Is
LARD-Qutet. IS 81.
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GENERAL STORAGE.

DRICg STORAGE ROOM Al Us NORTH I'M
ID yosiz ave call on J. " lesse a. - Z.
DOnglas rs = EJng oria ff-tf
- TORAGE-Exton va ehoase. new clean ard
= almost Bre proof. Near DouEiaa aseDss And
SANTA r.. depot Ofroe ca b DogglAss ave. II e
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WICHITA b WESTERN II. ~
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Chicago Grain and Produce.
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NFOSEY TO TOAs-OS CHATTTL ASD cot
vi lateral securities. II y9u email
amount o. u8asT cal AID see "a koasrts =
MyeTs. - =. Main n a.
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FINANCI4L.

- 81. - = - ~ ~ .s,.
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Stranded In Kansas City He Finds
Friend Who Initiates Him Into the
Beauties OF Selling Books and Making
Fortune in q Few Years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
VISITING F:PENEN ENTERTAINED.

The delegates the United Order Of American Fcmen.
which has been holding annual convention Clarendon
Han this week. the special guests OF Chief Hugh
Eonner Of the Fire Department yesterday. Mr.. Bonner
took the thirty Bedlows Island where tho
statue OF Liberty was duly admired, and five OF them
climbed 20 the torch The Barge Office and Castle Garden
were also inspected the feature OF the day the
visiting rinen was inspection Of the New
Yorker" The delegates boarded her at Pier 4, North
RIVER and were delighted. rhe streams turned on
AID the visitors held the nozzles and directed the water
In all directions with the ready tact Of veterans.
The uar;y then went TO headquarters Of the Fire
Department In tyseventhst where the Of
going and returning fire, and all the exercises Of the
Metropolitan force gone through with All dele
oates the majority Of returned their homes last
nignt expressed themselves much pleased with what
they had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
MASSACHUSETTS, NEW DRUNK Law.
From The springfield Eepublican.

There Is some conflict Of opinion and uncertainty Us
20 tie scope OF the new law relating u drunkenness
II is held, for example, that before warrant be
issued the court must he shown that the offender has
been twice arrested within the year This not the
case, the secretary of the Massachusetts Prison
Association, w. f. opalding, clearly shows. Arrests
10 be made precisely under the Old hw. Then
the offender Is privileged % make statement that he
has vOt been arrested twice within the past twelve
months for drunkenness. II he makes such state
men, the police officer In charge OF the station
can release him or not as he pleases, and whether or
not he believes the statement true, though IN case OF
release lie mist sign declaration that he believes il
to be true. II the man Is released the probation officer
looks up his record 10 sec If he has told The truth that
he may De dealt with next time and If nc Is not re-
leased passed on 10 the court the probation officer
reports there and the Judge acts as he it, II for
any reason the Judge concludes 10 hold the prisoner
the police officer arTcsting him make complaint of
drunkenness and warrant shall then issue. IL mat
tiers not In such case whether the prisoner has been
arrested twice before within twelve months or moi
once. The new INV, unlike the old, mskcs no disnc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
sOPR0IYTyG FOR MR.. BURGESS.

Tho fourth general meeting of The Ncw-lOrk facht
Climb was held at DclmoncOs in Broad-St Yesterday
The following letter from Commodore Gerry was read
Flagship Electra,
Harbor OF New-YOrK,
July IA, 1891.
To the captains members of the NewYork Yacht CLUB
1t is my painful duty to announce the sudden
and unexpected death Of Edward BuIgeSs
man of brill ant genius, untiring Industry ana
unexccptonal purity Of character, he applied
his talents and devoted the best years OF his life TO the
dova,onment and advancement OF American yachting.
Original in his conceptions quick to profit by experience
and sound In his Judgment his skill as q designer was
unoua led Oh either side of the Atlantic and his reputa
ton was literally worldwide. In the three recent con-
tests for the Amcr.cas Cup the victorious Puritan May
rover and Volunteer successive illustrations Of his
nnexcellcd skill and ability in construction. Charming
and gentle in his manner modest and retiring when his
own praises were sounded he the hearts OF all who
knew him. Called away in the prime Of manhood, his
deah leaves vacancy to be filled. The squadron Of
this club not having yet commenced its annual cruise
deem IT, proper instead Of issuing formal order com
nodore 20 submit this communication to you priv
gcd one at your ensuing general meeting leaving you
n, reception to appropriate action club. express
yc OF your appreciation Of his merits and Of sorrow for
his loss.
committee consisting Of the flag officers of the club
was appoined TO dra wup resolutions of regret for Mr.
{ BURGESS death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The police were asked yesterday ID look LOT william"
Kohlcr. a German, twenty -Seven years olo WHO H'S
heen missing from his home, NO % Lews-avc'' Sihcc
MONDAY On the day OF his disappearance he told his
wife that he going 10 C0ney lSahu' Shnce '"o"
nothing has been seen OF him.
The fine mansion begun by Robert Graves. the
millionaire wallpaper manufacturer before his DEATH
in Clnton-ave near Lafaycteave., and recently pur-
chased by A. j. Pouch, is TO be converted by MN INTO
an amusement hall, suitable for receptions, uahces
and entertainments for charitable purposes. An eA-
tension will be built The house IS one OF the hheSt
In the city.
Justice Bartlett yesterday handed down decisions IN
favor OF c. William stencil ana "ustaVus NJ Oroi'
occupants of No. 10 sands-st.. who sued the Union
IIovoted Railroad Company for 500 900 for damages
done TO them by the erection of the station IN iroh'
80 thor places The amounts to be recovered are yet
10 DO computed
Tho commission in charge of the Soldiers and Sailors
Memorial Arch In Prospect Park Plaza. now beng
,rcc,ed met yesterday and approved modelS ior ny
Tres OF Law and Victory TO ornament the spauicS Vi
tho arch. The arch must be completed by october l.
The work has been delayed by lack Of stone
The examination Of the Bridge accounts and vouch
rs Gov the last seven years was actually begun by
,o~ks ~ the Commissioners OF Accounts in Newf0rB
resterday They will have 1900 vouchers 10 eX
anime as well as all The books and other records ana
The task NAV take months and 1t may take year
or two
The firm Of Ovington Brothers, dealers in china
bronzes and brc-a brac who occupy me buuihg
I'm lower Fulton-st will remove to Flatbushave neal
Fulton-st. adjoining the building 10 he occupied by
Jourheay q Burnham. in the near future They VIII
have a building with seventy-fiv feet frontage
Passengers were carried yesterday afternoon on the
new cable railroad in Montaguc-st The trip from
Wallsf ferry 10 Futon-st was made In four minutes
AS soon as the stiffness of the machinery wears on
the cars will run more smoothly and noseessy. The
beadway is three minutes in the busy hours and i've
minutes at other times OF TIE day.
Philip DelanO, treasurer of lOanthe Council hoya
Arcanun who absconded with goo ana surrendered
himself in Philadelphia, arragncd in The S0ur
Of sessions yesterday and pleaded guilty lie was re
nlanded for sentence.
The salary Of the new Fourth Assistant District
Attorney Patrick F.. Callahan was fixed by the Boar
of Supervisors Yesterday at $500 a year. a hh
salar,, was given % Senter II. Ormsby, stenographe
OF the City Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
NETWORK CITY.

"Henry weber."-Ex Congressman 'o"n d. ". ~
at present superintendent Of Emgraton' was o'i'i IL
Buffalo September 81, 1912.
The Tribune Yesterday received g. from " r. o. W.
for the distressed family of William Brenich' VINO
killed by railroad train at EIizabeh Oh i"eSu" w.
and whose father had his leg fractured IN four p''
on June 26. -,
The Army Ordnance and Fertilization BoaTu WI,
roa, in This city on July 81. Ex-lcutenant Edward
~ Wow. Of tbo Navy viii appear before tho Board
10 give Information about the liotciAlss rapu
gun. -,
The sIoopofwar Kearsarge, which recently arr'VeU
boro from lang cruise in the West Indies has Dceil
or.,o,,d to 90 to the Portsmouth Navy Yard 10 D.
repaired. ., ran
ufsmrv excursion" to Feltmans Ocean ana Cen
., 1o,,or Gov the benefit of the Italian Benevolent
Society will lie given on July 81. In tle eNoIInS
there will be Examinations. dancing music Nao""'
songs etc. TWENTY-FIVE thousand tickets are o"uS
o.. de4ribution.n is the announcement of the com
mi;tee
Postmaster Cornelius Van Colt returned to work
Yesterday, after hNcdaSs stay III ->0"
on private business
Tho Paw DIR. Richard J. Whyte. one Of the pro
fessors of St. Francis Xaviers College who died on
Tuesday In the college after prOtracted Illness was
buricd Yesterday in the grounds attached to ~ Johh
College Fordham, where he had hlied Ihe ch'uI VI
nrofessor of history for years The funeral TOOK
place in st, Francis Xaver'S Church YESTERDAY at,
tended by all the members OF the college 1'f"S an.
many other priests and large representation Vi
prominent Roman Catholic laymen.
The stock of the Chicago Gas Company VIII be
,a,or from the Stock Exchange list July o. and
that of the Fidelity Insurance. Trust and bafe Deposit
Company of Philadelphia viii be listed in its place
A welcome addition to the Central Park Menagene
Yesterday was present Of two magpies from southern
( California. These birds arc as mischievons ana IN
oudtive as the jacKdaw and also have the popularity
of that bird in hiding anything they NAV hhd' by
country people in England the magpe IS cohSlueio'
an unucl1y bird and 10 have one fly across the PAIN
or road that is being travelled is considered certain
sign of coming misfortune
! Among the passengers sailing for Europe on the
stnansbip Fuerst Bismarck yesterday were Carl
schuz Gus;ave Amberg, Judge j. F. DAY. LOUIS
Wagner and DR.. f. J. COnstans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17

Steamer ornooo tBr). Halliburton Bormuda-A IL oo''r
samer Frieda CBr) Redhead FcrnsndinaNY Lghtoase
steamer CITY of Atlanta Dole West Point Va-oM Domn'
Gamer Costa Rc Conner Yves, Point va-old Dominion
ss CO. ,,, 49,, u..,on II Dlmock
p1rE (8erl, kroul, Hull--Ileo hufer.
BARK Shetland. Haske, Point Pltre-u ho"t''" W.
SAILED.
steamers Chandcrnagor for Marselles Fuers
r1amhurq Ieith; John SandersOn, Anen Go.
Am Progreso Miranda Livingston &c: Cenhegas Cleniuo,
COS aneatOn Tower, Porto hco Ornoc. bor"uo"' wy "
Atlanta Point Va. Costa Rca. NOrtOlkj
ship WeIssenhOrB, for Bremen ,,.s n.uor,ra,
BARK Isalc l. ,kohehl. Chittasong; HANCOCK Den~"i
Matanzss. Havana
ALSO sailed, Long island Sound
steamer Whitney for Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN, July 16-Arrived. steamer brltsnnio va"
smith pr) from York her way 10 LlVsrpoo M,
BROW HEAD July l5-Passed. steamer Bsyonno W"
psyne from New.York her u Liverpool -, o,s,
PRAyLE PoINT. July l6-Passei. stcaneS tAeo 'Di" 49,
from her To Hull ,.h1.,
ScI ~ Juy l5-Passed. Char0is (Dok paANoi'
from New. York her way Rotterdam. -, ,,ono,ua
l6-Passel. steamer CouinOia tSVJ
sang from New.YOrk her way TO Hambnrg m, c-a,s
GHFEYoCK July l5-Arrived. steamer IIahs tDi" N'"o'
from New YORK. ,.,.,a mani
" SwfSEMUYDE July il-Arrivod. steamer 1sa09 'DA""
Skioft. from NewInrk o..s fr,ch, De
AMSTERDAM July 15-Saied. steamer Caland 'p'o"' ~
Vres, TOR New York. .,--..u. M, ypbirten
ANTWERP July. l5-Sallcd, steamer MarensoNDi" '''
from New. YORK;
ct THOMAS July i5-Arrive steamer Advance CIuss'"
from New on her to RIO Janero ana pfo0'o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
MR.. DAVID CHRISTIE MURRAY.
rom The star. London.

From The Star London
The friends Of Christie Murray may expect him home
I'm day or two. The name OF the popular novelist /.
ON the passenger list OF the steamer Oruba. which was
times 10 leave Australia for London on MAY 20. Mr.
Murray may not have exactly made fortune in hard
cash during his two years stay In the Colonies. but h.
has done the next best thing stored ObServant mind
with great variety Of colonial impressions and move
types OF character, whose acquaintance shall doubt
less make I'm Mr.. MurrayS future fiction. He has
besides written and produced two Australian plays
Chums" and Gratitude" and he is credited with
determined resolve u place both fthcm the London
boards. As part-prOprntor Of a dramatic company
that toured through Australia and New Zealand. play
ing himself such characters hit his fancy. he must
have gained useful information on the inside
aspect Of staCcand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17

ton of first second and third offences, 1t only rec0s
nizes one oGence-smple drunkenness Little saIls
fnc1on seems to exist in police and court circles over
the change From ALI the cities come assurances tnat
the new law will not stay long on the statute DOORS
II these critics are TO be believed, the law Is wOrknB
now IN release all the old FISH that into the laws
net and the money for fines they would pay under the
old law will go for more drink Besldes, IL put
unusual power I'm the hands OF station omcers'
The courts are snd to be generally dissatisfied with the
change But il Is yet too carly to pass maj Aug
mont and when the full test Of the has been mace
we shall all have more light on this subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
r,c,rr,vc OVER A DEAD PRIESTS MONEY.

Surro~at, Abbott yesterday took testimony IN inc 'ra.
., the estate Of the Rev John Hauptmann pastor ol ~
Roman Catholic Church Of the AnnuncHVoh' III wv,
Fifth-st.. who died on June TO- Inc assiS'a'V p ,
49,, b,rcb Father Ernst refused turn over personal
nronerty in the rectory ,ad be Father Hauptmahh 10
Ecrv Thomas and Jacob Hauptmann the administrators
Eotbcr Ernst testified he had not, as alleged ur'
snv money from the bank for Father Hsup'n'nn w"A
two wears cxecrt small amount shortly before nus ueai
tber Hauptrann had given witness his books ana
IN others various articles of personal property Every
uinc else in the rectory belonged to the church
Peter Kinney paying teller Of the Williamsburg SAVINGS
rank testified ho on June order signed by fauher
1rr,nonp directing SC 600 be paid to Father Ernst
was presented The paying teller of the Kings County
Savings institution said that the same Cay fa'r Drs'
drew GO 600 from that in Father uaupunanhs name
Father Ernst in explanation said tlat uat 9l-,OVO "
rSch money which he turned over 70 Bishop Loughin
The case was adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
OUTGOING STEI HERS
SATURDAY.. JULY lS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. THURSDAY. JULY le 1876
ARRIVED.

steamer Martello (Br Roa Hull July with mdse ami
passenger Sanderson Arrived at the Bar
Apollo OBJ SYKES Antwerp July l. with mdse 10
Sandt SON Arrived AT the Bar AZ
TrnHCra BT. Mitchell Mediterranean ports via
Gibraltar II with and passengers Henderson
Bros. Arrived al the Bar al IL ID
burnley Brl flnnsip Trln0d Grenada July
g. with mdsc and passengers 10 Geo ChTisto
Bar at so
HeTRcnsorcn lNOrl. MOrtcnscn, BaTacOa
with irnit to Mones a Co.
Marlborough (Brj Fraser ~ AIMS Bay &c with
fruit 10 Kerr a CO. Arrived at the Bar at I3u m
steamer IL Paso, Quick. NeW.Orleans days with
mdse To j L Van Sickle.
Steamer BeneiactOT. Ingram. Wilmington, NC, with mdse
passengers WIN i CLYDE Il Co.
steamer tanita Pennington Georgetown SC mdse
VIM Clyde d CO
Steamer DOMINION Couch Richmond Norfolk with
mdbe aud passengers To OdDOm!aCn So 60. 1880
Cottage Cly Bennett Portland. with mdse and
passengers u HOTato Hall.
Steamer II + DmocK. Berry Boston. with mdse 10 II r
DimOCk.
Steamer CITY OF New BEDFORD Weaver ran River to Harden
d Lowell
sUSsET-wind at SANDY Hook. light, n; cloudy
Al CITY Isand-light N: clear.
CLEARED.
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