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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

that th.r. was some buying Tor European account, frcs
slvarc.j ia over zoe for December at Ne"-ioIk the
highest figure for quite long time, and closed ns'
1a,n Ter The day Of f.dc The primary movement CON
tnue. good and four days this week exhoils an IN
crease OF I2 900 bush over last week. wniie we M
from IN. principal ports have increased am'si ST. w.
hush Tho Liverpool of corn were quite llp@a az
reported to-day amounting 10 900 bush alninst t'"~
bsh las, month Cash was stronger Win ~" "u
vance in futures Sales were reported Of So hsn Mo
AZ .sa den elevator and 5000 bush at oic deieerei'
export sales reported Of ?4"o bush at ~ oC, n
,ober anoat October &c and private terms oc'orer
closed at .oATs-The market Ger "at. ats, vas ;h
steady AZ the opening becoming strong al ninuay VIII" W.
advance in other cereals. there dsyslopnG aue n
interet by the Wet III, aIvanre hoWe's
appeared to lie in main sympathetic with the rise ~,
othsr cereals The close steady, al I'VE, s
for the day Of inc. Primary movement was soneMns.
smaller today four days has exhirei az "a,
~ 335 COO bush the days last Week. az IN
were frmer with options. Exporters ho'ght r;u Nc
Total sales 40 OO0 bush. follows; S n,n .,s
oats 10iac: 10000 bush track and ungra1ed
3Oc ms 10 quality; 1900 bush rejected mlSr,, nesd
CARROTS rejected white 1adiaisc: 'oon bush wn ~
private terms No oats quoted. 2isa2l% rio,
white 2iI.ii25c No white. ?2.c M wsts m.
very hru: quoted. 4..I45ic. 9 { ,Sr NO nARfEy
CARROTS state and Western quoted 39h ioc lies
Market Arm: feeding quoted
10 OW bush CSC. 6 (. Buffalo. II, N n,s a.
Marie, Arm sales. 900 bush 4oc Delivered CARROTS "'a
3si1c. -. ., r,ce. for TIE pre-
yious day and closing prices FOR the co''e''"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

Marke closed qic unchanged 70 point advance
compared with yesterdays closing prc's Trensf"f!e
notices, son Total safes 1870" bales New FORK gross
receipts SOS bales. Exports: FordNn''i"i. ~ bal"a
90 22, spinnrrs. 80: stock lopo2G sp, cotton
steady and unchnrgcd fnddng upland. So. m'idlins
gulf sS.c: sales - bales including 800 eypo.' 60 III
rect Shipment. 325 spinning and 81 400 contract.
Liverpool cables Spot cpifcn moderate demand sales
10000 bales speculation AMI expor. 200. American p"s
receipts GOO: Americas. GOo'. middiing upands.
81 S21 Futures steady. 26I decline. closed
quiet, u 10 ~ points decline, January February.
4oos February March. i22i March Apfi 42I.. Ap-l
NAV ic3i9s: May June. i2is juno july s21iss july
August ,oJs: Oc,ohcr ic?zs October November I.G'ss
November December. i2ih: December January i.3'1h
Observation-Disclosures steady. cloths moderate demand.
COFFEE-Opons attracted hut little a'icntio1 to-day
transactions bong chiefly for December and March Not
withs;andne heavy receipts ths nark"i showed fst de-
gree Of strength tho arg" warehouse deliveries
and private advc.s Of improvement ~ RIO and santos
Havre i.a'. lower. and Hamburg = lover. RIO
steady 800 reis: exchange. s:I-3: r.S. receipts 100
22 bag receipts. ~ oro hag stock. ~, 900
or Srabo Rio. 3tVr bags. per steamer Egyptian
Prince from Santos. 20 bags. per steamer Newton
from Victoria 2opo hags ianhiTs arrivals sep,emb.r
DO bags deliveries 231r bags. stock. 252Ho bags
Including 1900 bags brazilian Hamburg auie October
and Noyemher $50 pigs. December 10 February. ~
southampton arrivals September 32ia bags. stock s'2
bags deliveries 1906 hags Hnvr~ barely steady ,cto
hrr so November 80 December. January and Fob
Contracts closed AZ unchanged 10 .
points decline. Sales 6.ro bags. "a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
A COMPETITION IN AUCTIONEERING.

MISS ALLIE GILBERT WINS BICYCLE BY GEL
TING THE MOST MONEY
There was an auction sale OF seats yesterday al
the Academy Of Music for The benefit Of the Actors
Order Of Friendship. which is to take place at tina;
house on Thursday Of next week. The feature OF
the OCCASION which expected TO draw great
crowds. was that several actresses were announced
TO act as auctoneers. AS auction sales of seats
go. it not brilliant success bicycle was
offered as n prize to the actress who should get :he
most money for the Lodge.
Mrs Louisa Edridge was the first TO try. She
sold ten seats at from s. TO so each. 1t was an
nourced that f. H. Sohern had sent an order for
two seats at $50 each. independent OF the auction
Then Miss Lot,e Gibson took n hand and sold box
TO w. A. Brady for $50. Miss Anna Held came
next. Her English troubled her good deal and
Mr. Brady, who the stage. tried 20 help her.
and from that time he did the most or the
auctioneering the actresses taking their turns AT
standing in the middle OF the stage and looking
appeangly around for bids which were usually
rather slow in coming. Miss Held managed 10 sell
a box TO John Drew for $50. Then Miss Camille
D'Arville stood up while Mr. Brady sold one TO
Louis Aldrch for So and several seats al from s.
to $12 80 each.
The bidding slow and the actresses could
do little to make il any quicker that the affair
began to get duller than when comedians sell seats.
Miss Amelia Summerville did her best and sold
some seats al the usual prices and a box TO r. +;
some real auc,oneerng and sold a box to a. l..
Hayman for 500 and some seats for So; tyne, Miss
ana Miss sylvia a' Thorne sold few seats Nine
Cottrelly, and Miss Emma Field tried and nd finally mail
Miss Allie Gilbert came forward 20 close the game.
TO cyerybodys surprise she sold box almost al IN
more at smaller prices. thus winning the bicycle
BY score far beyond The nearest est c0mp , III fbo
re s HiHff left for anybody to buy who wants them
long and attractive bill is offered for the benefit
and there ough, to be no trouble in selling the
whole house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York October J.. 1896.
BEANS AND PEAS-The market for domestic marrow
2sc higher and hrn sales reported at 81 10
dSf 32h and there 10 strong disposition to hold
the marks at 81 3d. medium and are also higher
and quite strong few choice have reached 81 20
but this hardly established quotation
yet White kidney. turtle soup and yellow In very
small stock nrmly held Red kidney little unsettled
demand been rather slack FAR this week. and IN
quarters there has been slight pressure to sell
resulting the naming of rather easier figures Still for
the fancest lots 81 2; Is generally asked Green
without further change We quote IIeans domestic.
row. shoiss bush 81 soa{i s:t DO medium and pea
IS: DO turtle soup :! 30 do yellow 81 2oasi 22l.
do lima, California 81 sSasi to peas. 1895. bags
75Q the: DO Scotch. barrels SHE: Do bags. SIC.
iurrER-i' was quite sro9G marke, today Tor
strictly fancy fresh creamery. Trade not brisk hut
there . lisht Offering. and uock quickly alb
sobsd full late figures indeed while 6c represents
the generpl trading basis II exceeded IN few
for suprriavs qualify The fresh .sock went to resu!sr
customer far possible and buyers who depended
upon Open trading their supplies unable GET
shat butter they needed. In this way premium was
more easily Obtained than from regular trade Grades ap
proaehips fancy Hsty closely alec showed strength, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
THE INVESTMENT COMPANY MUST PAY.
DENIAL OF AN APPLICATION TO SET ASIDE A
JUDGMENT.

DENIAL OF AN APPLICATION TO SET ASIDE A
JUDGMENT
Justice Russell Of the Supreme Court yesterday
denied an application made by counsel for the En-
pire Loan and Investment Company TO set aside
Judgment obtained against the company by Mrs.
Julia Colds, Elm for money she had deposited with
the company. Two years ago Mrs Goldstein. ac-
cording to counsel. had 1000. the amount OF her
husbands death benefit in lodge to which he be-
longed. An agent Of the Empire Loan and Invest
ment Company. il is asserted induced her to In
vest the money in TWO $500 certificates OF the COM
pany known as Glass D. Counsel said that Mrs.
Godsten illiterate. and relied upon the repre-
sensations Of the companys agent that the corpora
ton lent "a per cent on Ito capital.
Some time ago Mrs Goldstein informed the COM
pany that she desired TO withdraw the $1,000 IL
was agreed that she was to receive 800 monthly
She received three payments OF 800. Mrs. Cold
stein then demanded the remaining 800. and sued
the company for that amount. She recovered
pany asked that the default be opened. on the
ground that there had been an agreement OF coun-
sci that the should not be tried on the day
the default taken. and also because sixty days
notice of intention withdraw the money had not
been given. Ii was claimed that the company was
able TO pay all just claims
In denying the application Justice Russell said
that he did not consider II right to keep the palm
tiM out Of her money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
CLOSING PRICES SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
San Francisco. October J. 1895
rday 70 la
LONDON WOOL SALES.

,o,a,r oc, IA sale OF wooded sheepskins was held
. Wsnnh..ts- House to-day at which 1900 bales were
offered There good attendance and the eoie.,
Tor Queensland combing There was an advance In ons
wooded crossbreds Of Nd in short w9oed OF 20 ana
nod dsciined d and the price Of short wooded was on
parity with that OF the last sale FOLLOWING are 'he
sales and the prices: 49,, - .,o..,ru .la
t,,"@sr.isnd-Sw bales; comblng and clothing. 4'sd1
bs.d. pieces and damaged i3sdgSNd ,,,,..., .,
Victaua--QDO bales, coinbing and ciothihS obnWVho'
pieces and damaged. ldgisd 49,, ,...,,.
south Arstrala--1.G GO bales; comeng ana cio'h'hs'
o,1,sd. pieces and damaged. 1d44xd ,o
West AusfraliajOo bales: combng and cioth'ns iisda
,,..a. pieces and damaged. lxdg4i.d .,,,o.-,
Tssmana-2U bales: combng and clothing. 5'sc""'so'
pieces and damaged, 3lsd95d. ,... ,-,a
6Ild: pieces and damaged 2xdG6hd. ~
West Indes-3 bales: combing and clothing iisu. M
falkland Isiands1l bales: combing and clothing 3da
Sad: pieces damaged 1iad43d. . ,.o
Punta Arenas-S7 bales: comting and cothhH' ooe
5sSd: pieces and damaged. 2dG4hd. ..,a
D,ienoe Ayres-10O bales: combng and cloth'ng isue
AID: pieces and damaged cxdd3kd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
COMMISSIONER LTGHTHALL'S kALARY.

SUPPLEMENTARY PROCEEDINGS TO FIND OFT
WHO RECEIVES 1T.
The supplementary proce dings against Almerin
H. Lightha. of tho Park Avenue Improve
men: Commissioners, instituted by Louis LutZ. a
grocer. who has judgment against Lighthall for
SIS 30, were resumed yesterday9in the Supreme
Court. Lighthall has testified that he had no in
come except his salary Of $3.50 month as Com
missioner. which he had assigned 10 Bryan G.
Hughes. After hearing this counsel for the plain
tiff issued subpoenas for Chauncey NJ. Depew.
president of the New-York Central Railroad. which
pays the salaries both of Lighthall and Hughes.
and also for Hughes. Mr.. Depews private secre-
tary answered the first subpoena He corrobora ted
Lighthalps story. Hughes then testified that Light
halls salary assigned TO him In repayment OF
leans made to I.ghthall. The was adjourned
for week. Hughes being ordered 10 produce his
books at the next hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York october !. 1893
HEEYEs-keceip;s We're ~ ears or Gss heai-33 ears
for West side sa ightsrcr. and for the
Nothing doing at the cattle yars Feeling steady There
was moderate inquiry for city dressed native hesf
At Gushc for Inferior choice but business
at 6sQsc for Ordinary 10 prime No later cable adj
vices No shipments reported for TODAY morrow
CALVES Receipts we'e "h' head. all for The market.
Nsas duet. hr. steady; well sustained In
price quality considered but there NJ demand for
the two cars ~ WesJern calves veais sold S5Ttf'n
100 NJ medium at 81 10 Dressed calves SOW
satitc for city dressed ves.s G;sdi0c for country
dressed: amGc for luls calves and if8c for dressed
grasssrs and huttern.lks
Sales.--future. Wright & CO.: 81 srasssrs 1872 N aver
age a. s: IS per 100 no vtas i~ 10, At 81; do, i0t
TO 1i2 n. a. ~ r
8 t;ns;T:;i sr.::,r' %: 9I N. :,i2Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
STOLE FROM HIS EMPLOYER.

THE THIEF CONFESSES HAVING TAKEN THE JEW
ELRY AND duplicates HIS opal"
Ernest Pauy. twenty years old. Of No. $50 East
Twentieth-st. and Thomas Dunn. twenty-six years
DID, of No. 32i East Twentieth-st were arrested
on Wednesday BY Central Office Detectives Bonnoil
and Petrosni. charged with stealing $500 worth
Of jewelry from S. p. Bangden. OF No. is Gramcrcy
Park The latter informed Captain OBrien sew
crai days ago that systematic stealing had been
going on in his house for the last two months.
Suspicion rested or Pauly who was employed
about the house to do chores.
When taken to Police Headquarters Pauly con-
fessed and implicated Dunn. He said he stole tho
jewelry and gave 1t to Dunn. who pawned IL.
Dunn when arrested also confessed. Both prison.
taken yesterday morning 10 the Essex
Market Court. All the stolen property has been re-
covered from the pawnshops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
MIR. CHAMBERLAIN AND THE DETECTIVES.

Joseph Chamberlain. the British Colonial Secre-
tary who sailed from this city on Wednesday on
the steamship Germanic in company with his wife.
wss not Swallowed by police detectives when he
was in this city Detectives 81 the Secret Service
were sent from Washington 20 guard MI Cham
be-air against possible attack while he was visit
ms his wifo's parents IN Danyers. Mass. and they
remained In his company until he came 10 New
York. The police Of this city never heard that
there was any reason 20 suspect that an attack
might be made uposi the Secretary II was said
yesterday that the publication OF the arrest OF
lyman and other men supposed 10 be concerned In
q, plos blow up Balmoral Castle with dynamite
nj the time when Mr. Chamberlain in this
COUNTRY led 70 IL airs that friends OF lyman might
seek 10 attncL MIR Chamberlain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
THE CONDUCTORS CLUB DINNER.

The dinner to be given by the Railway Con-
ductors' Club of North America on Tuesday next
at 8 D. m at the Gerach is for the purpose OF car
rying out the object OF the club to bring the en-
ployer and employe together common ground
10 advance their mutual interests. The repre-
sentatives Of the different brotherhoods and or
dery viii be present representing over 10000 men,
Addresses will be made by General Benjamin F.
Tracy. ex-secretary Of the Navy: Theodore Roose-
velt T. Eery Anderson, Thomas M. Waller ex-
Governor OF Connecticut; Benjamin Norton. prtsi-
dent OF the Newburg Electric Railway and ex.
snstos Jacob H. Cantor. Edward Lauterbach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
WANTED ALSO IN WASHINGTON.

Herbert Roberts twenty-seven wears old. of No.
1898 Third-ave.. who arrested with another
young man Tuesday afternoon for stealing a
diamond ring from Gattles jewelry store in Broad
way. is also wanted in Washington. Chief In
spector Watts Of that city Informed Captain
O'Brien yesterday morning that Roberts was
wanted In Washington on charge of assault with
intent to kill. Some time ago he entered house
there 10 commit robbery. He discovered by
q woman who tried TO prevent his escape. He cut
her with knife and got away Il he Is not con-
TO the Washington police. He is known to the lat
ter under the name of Bert Ray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. l. 34a D. m.-Bsef-Extra India mos,
firm at +ss Cd; prime Arm At 37s 81. Pork-Pnme
mess Western fine im q, t5s do medium firm at ass o.
Hams-Shot about Is TO ID H. firm 46s Ga R,con
Cumberland cut about - 10 20 H. firm at 3ls shot
r. abou; 20 10 ~ NJ firm 2is: long clear nddles
heay about :! 70 - ~ rrn q els; shor, clear mddles
about IL II H. firm 3cs Shou.ders-About ~ TO ii
H. steody ~ .s2s o. LardPrme Western spot steady
20s o. CheaseAmcrican finest white dull at 42s d,
colhed dull at ~ Tallox-Prime city nrm at lss
tons" oi.ivepool refined Arm Ia oil. Shirts Of
tirpentine firm at 2os. Rcsn--Cominon nj as Oi.d
Wheat--N' Northern spring firm at a. Corn-Nl xed
Western. steady AT ~ 10i,d: September
Tod: October rm at - lOsd: November firm at p it'd
F1ourst Louis fancy winter firm IL 3D. Hops AZ Inn.
d0n-Paclc coast dull ut 2O1+s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
OTHER MAREETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

ss5 sr sssG 1S for %ss @ .: ss e.
% s as $50 " es sa a' 40 aone5 dull and weak
os sd,,s 'say %sa S Sa5n 10 a 3 81 sts
sales Of light stock bulls 81 iogs2 ~ oxen 81 30 logs
n, ur far i@s "a" for s0: same line
consigned through. 800 to New-i9rk 200 on ~ sale
81 SSc So Ss mixed PACKERS 30 55asa; MEDIUMS SO S
Gs3 So good heayy grades 81 300 81 to r9ngs y wv
loads unsod Sheen and Receipts Tor the last q
o 200 ssaI .Ia g, S es ,ss ar thT5as o
New York 1000 on sale 5000 Marsst opened active
aro%s. soed rtesdr With q; soid good % prime
native lambs s. 5Oast So com,n9n @ fsr sast A.
navA sheep good choice SO :5as3 co. to fair
So !0ms3 l5 no export demand 49, c.,..o u.
:sis. :.o M,rs, :sas love- N% e,r, sts Sc s s
&c lower light - oass 81 mixed 5: so,sa %; ss:yy
,s.ep $, 30; lambs, 50 asas. ....
InIon stcck Y.r' siG,so n icste,R Re sE.,.
steers 81 3oa,,: stocFerr and ccoss oo
ard bulls 81 2onss = cs.y-s ssss w. rGsans - W
mo Marts, Sc lover for racine yra1os c,hsrs stsaa
H.sy r'.fne s,s s,rS "I " s 20
i,sht soo,dsS A.. pigs 81 5O7s3 80 sheep--Reeer's
1000. ac.lve End frm; inferior to choice 81 '"H
nr' oct lca 9 ,. 20 en SS e. t gr re-
rod medium 7oass foir. 81 ~, - ~ common - y
.t" 20" bulls stays Gnd roT, ss,Sss" ITcgMs1s,
.i.oay Prime 81 siNe3 90 aos reo~- YorS"rs 81 c,S
81 c5: 70 ,r'~ workers 50 'oS ~ Ssa'y ~ M
Msrks Steady prime 81 5oas3 60 So 3oas3 90 fair
s9 Cs%,ss s. ,s: c%~ncS to S'. @oa "f
wool calves ssdSG ~ tra'v end t'u cr'vo. s'asa ~
,easv: ,'rs. era r4. a. ~ os'u" 50 o5@s3 10
henv,' soass pecsir.r 800: marset active
c-,vs and hs~er- :? s55sS ~: fair to god 81 1
2S, ,r' vs,Sn a-Gss e.. calyes s.dsls shcp-
Receipts. 6.oh: market sironc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Divison-S,prene Court--Recess.
Supreme Court-Appellate rerm-Adtourned for the
supreme Court-iSp,ral Term-Part I-Before Russell
J-yfotion calendar called At IL a. m.
supreme Court-Specia Term-Part l1-Before Mac
Lean J.--Court opens at 1870 a. m Ex psre matters
supreme Court-Spccial Tcrm-Parts III. ". " VI.
VII and VIII-AdjourIed for the term.
supreme Court-Tria Ter1,-Part II-Adourned for the
term. - 80, -. <.,,
sleeve Mos 1906 oO5s 1884 1917. 49, 1894 All. 1872
supreme Court-1rial Ter1nPar's " and v-Adjourned
for the term. w.. ~, ,.. c,...
ch J-Causes 20 from Part III FOR trial. Case
unfinished $50, -,
JEos 27S9 DOS 2sl4, 1880 O0S. 320 3i"i 2+4. o262
2s43 Clear. ,,,,, ~ 49,, -,
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Part X-Before Book
s,aver Causes TO be sent from Part VII for trial
Clear - r<-. ..,, C
No iIas Will Of Kristens Ihmanni a. No. 1922.
Will OF Christine Ehmanni. NJ p. m .
Surrogates Court-Cha nbers-Before Flfzgerald >
Motion calendar called a, a M Wills for probate;
Deborah Cohen p. Burdett Hyatt. George G. Pan, al
1920 a. m; simon Strauss. Maria s. Kenyon. Carl A.
Trautvetter. at 2 p M a., ,,., - ,
Court opens at 10 a. m. Motions a. 1870 a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

Is IT IT., md S1 :''n . r n . Sn c
20 op. ,.'I . s2Gn +, Ssy's ss 81 3 & II
Change .st!,cs ind.ca,s saucon q .iocs
month q anu, 100 rH., At atlantic rorl'
, sn !. sS sp,,' from s 2s. . " asan.
tho preceding month. and from husirsiia. $40 tom
S N%iin .nppiy sd; on. sraas, aaSa' tor. rc
ceiing month AMI :1'>s tons last year ;'oi1tF
3 n c iN 1co %.r a; s., GAY III. . s
@ asS s s ssp from A7S tom. '' @a '
sine January Inv. been EQUAL to ,7% tom asans,
~, YER, ,S"' aa ,r F 20 at 5? a.: 80 sP.
nm. e IN s.p.mber as given by the Exchange wee
g. 80 tons. exports 36a5 leaving bonded socs. SOP
, s%. g es ss;% 70 '"'' N''N''
Moi.AssEs HNn sYEtPs There continues to b.
good denani Tor 10Th molasse. and -y-ups and fa'
mice. rins wish The marx, "o.ins h,m %, Gia
"a '1ns WI ' ,o IN ss 1lssn s' se nj %
a nss a 'ss,S 2:% S.r ' s.i @
Syrup s "a 's ss.c ' s" :si; S SsSc @S
&C EiS FKKrcHTs Tho marss, for berth freirhts
Som. cgsn..e1,s y-r- 'cror,.a 20 & but de,s' We
very I,e room hens fr when. We quote: Grain
sa S :" "a a 81 S..ss sS 'r Haa -
t tsa M M.su,. 8 p S%
k'siS !. 'Gtas' sd.r, Ss G i %a somsd
@ ,, @% s N: s 10a m, 81 S rS %
wanted In h' barrel ar., case Oh trades and also
, III ,nns. . n,,,,eiy on.r.J ard ,stes v.rv
o.. -, ,snr.- ~nr,,ry.s &, 6.mard .nd rate. Tar
~. n.n,.s ana s.v,,ai nxtur.. x.r. r.,~r,nt H. dav
,r.,,srs ,ci,or, NorvSssn steamer io3 tons ,pr.
,ou.,l cotton Gull 30 'idvc-gooi Isvr~ or r~mcn. a
about I'd British I.I57 tons cotton. WI
mnson g to Liverpool 49, a. British steamers
iGi3 ana 2GO, tons. Transatlantic trade months or
about IS a., Norwegian .ie,mer "S tons Wet India
trad. - Cd Ncrp eEisn steamer 362
West india ,raG~ ronths. with ONIONS AZ abor'
| or . months 1875 pcr month Norwegian t1j
,o-s snms trade - mon sbcu, i.o Pc month:
British bark. ln' TONS te..s s. Iohr. " 70 west
n =, lam n,,,,,s terms ursh BAH ~, ,ons
s ,o s"p"" p.,o. ,x,.s IS .~hoerer AZ ,on.
,srai csrvo h.nce - .racstu eDr per hi schooner
a. @ ~, s.w,,r,h f. nj" A. Isne,ro pc schonn
sp .a ion, sen.rri cargo h.nc. to Fonc. n rriva,-
terms -sn@Ae ~ ~ about y" w. ,"r.r- 10 and :o
ION I f,r,dsnh,s 70 Havar, 81 Is schooner GIe
,ons nSa,a,s r rsrnand,na to Fhai-pha private
NewYork - schnoner 80 ,'n.: '"i Wi'e 20
Eoson &C. s'no"ne' ~" % coa, srnc. ~
Yarmouth s. soc .chooner a,, tons. SI"' rn,"a~,
phH tn iots ~ a. 10 .cho,n.r n, Ton. coal FORT
boy 20 Camden NE w tvnu' ~ ,.' , =,
Liberty 10 salem oc srh"o or ~ co,, Earewa,|r ~
Waldotoro ~. er" ~. cc,i po, r'hn.rnn 10
Poron GGr schooner, - ions cnHi' ~, "I ,n,
Bosor &C 'oho3net - 20, ~ rrar "a, t.ro,
bingham. zoe; i'riush SNIP .'1 .ur % a,ra
else" 10 CORK nr nr,I.h mi .aa, tons grain
2fs I'd lri',sh snip 20, .,r'srn, hence IN ,.,I
ship. arrive. R"o cases pr'r"'''"' "'"'' ~ '"'
outta. lss ,.. s,,. po.,, ~ .os br.. ,cir,ts
furpenne. 1913 bbls tsr ,".S .r s,s o,sd tr rsy
spiriis nrp"ntine was nIi a. Win a To Gsi =
ulsrs and mscnines hus. ri,ch 49,
quoted for ecnmnn 70 f R.S,l,rs 81 IS oil bbl.
unchanged and 1u.,enno ''' "'N"'7' - w. wv ''