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Court OF GENERAL Sessions.


NOTED BURGLAR sENrSro STATE PnsroN-RxrRA-
ORDINARY ACTION OF GRAND JURY, ETC.
In the General Sessions yesterday Peter Boyian n
dicted for homicide In causing the death Of friend By
striking him In the face with his hand whc dsceaseA
was intoxicated pleaded guilty 10 manslaugnter in The
fourth degree As the circumstances showed malice
and Boylan proved excellent chaucter Judge Rus-
sol was leneut, sentencing the deendsnt to the CITY
Prison for three months and impoeng fine OF $3.50.
William Murray and Martin Leidy were tried, charged
with burgarousIy entering warehouse IN Water street.
and acquitted, as was Also Peter Woods. boy wko N
alleged. stole forty doars worth Of clothing from
Samuel Hitchcock.
John syms who p,eeied guilty on Monday 70 bur.
gary having entered tho residence OF Mr. Georfc Cartsv
81 wooster street. stole $3.50 worth OF every there
FROM was sentence 20 the state Prison for ten years
The severity Of ths sentence ocoasopcd by the so
that yms oed burglar, aud has served two tevun0
already 10 the sing Sing Prison he was well drssss1
and had every appearance Of being OF che most Intel
ligent and dsdgerous burglars In the city.
Thomas FAuehey was tried and acquitted charge -
forgery, tie Indictment alleging that he attempted -
pass five dollar counterfeit bill the Brandon bank os
Vernon.
Charcs wolfsberger was convicted OF misdemeancv.
In keeping notorious house OF prostitution at No Mot&
sired, where number OF rcbberes were perpctrated.
CaJsah Jourdan Of the sixth precinct, was the MAIN
wdness for the persecution The defendant was ssn-
fenced to the Pentetsry for six months aud fined e35A
The Assistant District Attorney staod 10 the thas
the Grand Jury Of tho March term instead Of acting upou
complaints for larceny and other oerocs ovt and
of their own voliton indicted several parties msde-
meanors without afordng them hearing On hearipu
this statement Judge Russell ordered the whole OF ths
10 be Quashcd.
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rHE SIrJ1Arxor
Tho A,mv OF tho Potomac !. !, s,,. or con,,or,.,,o
,u,escepcc oxn,,rg .no :, srr.bro . -, -. 800.
in ras,,be condition
'a''' '''''''0n
- D'A'' A'Aa''"s' uA'eu VI 'ne
.N''' '''' ~ eN'''''''H o'ue' oo'pe' fo~en
'9' ''oes'u"'' 10 ues-
o'"e' o'A' ~ ue
' lug ''"' 'u'n0u
"''n y 'nn'' nv wagons ioaded with
camp and garrison equipments, ammunition, quarter.
master stores &c. sna cao,ured three bundred and
.oon,r ,r,souo-
lncy engaged General Dorking's division, OF about
twelve hundred men, from Monti s'o. routed hm and
pursued him ten miles Win los, : b;s e,da - oor ~
s..s..1 I'M.
S-p'eN 'A's0
Quan'ty o' smai arms, two lands OF colors, many
wagons, and three hundred horacs and mules and
brought in several hundred cop,rabanas rha tota, ss
,,u .,s., .o,
3oAs'
Toe nsns Ocsween General Griersons cavalry and the
rcbes under General Forress near summerviIc on the
"a inst resuei in tho former uitbdr. hs ,orces
h.,.-o.,,-
'" -
a''scx oeA' oay
The city Of Petersburg, handsome blockade running
steamer arrived st Hasx on SATURDAY os,h nil. from
p..u,d.
EUROPEAN NEWS
r,.a,.u.A..p p.r., 49,, o,...,, 90. !.
"sS0A '0a'10u '''e t"fs y~ssaus! nN oc"s u TWO
days later
r~h. -.
x
"~' .Sps' 'A.' -
onon soldiers o. Ae'cs VII oe employed Tor electoneer
ms more thsc military purposes during the greater portion
OK tho present year. and that tbe campaign against the
rebels viii be neglected.
large mass meeting had been held near london in
9aVor o. fogsb intervention IN oehaR OF the Poes
~as declared by resolution sha. such Intervention was
"the duty ci the English government
- a..A' MaA.ui',an 'as :" enao.'A 'of "eAeo on
epoa, x.ssss i, ,ho ,,,ro-., -. a. ,orr 80, !,
his escort, Five hundred men Of the "Forcign Legion
for hex'co nad embarked st Cnsrbours II said that
tne new loan Tor hoxco was arranged N Paris and that
nemocr o tne repcn Ircssury department mad iet
os h"smaf 70 OBTAIN the new EnPerors signature 70 the
docSoe'
INC oefmsns nad abandoned the siege OF frenericia
iney aso evacuated Their position IN front OF the town.
por"n VI INC Guy was sol on Ire curing the oomoaru
9cot The allied commander then demanded surren
oer Dat the Dsntsn omcer refused Duppe was cannon
AIDED at Intervals.
Austria and Prussia, II 10 said, have consented 10
conference On the Danish question. The German Diet
was invited 70 sond delegate. il was reported that the
conference would soon assemble.
The Polish insurgents very active Russian troops
were employed In oarricadins the railroad between
wilma and the Prussan frontier
a
encouraging trouble in European Turkey and that the
feeling towards the court Of France very cool in con
sequence.
Consos closed n London on the 28h Of March, at elh
salN The Liverpool cotton market, on the 2eth of
March, was irregular as regards price and demand
Bresdstuas were very dull, and provisions had declined
TO price.
~ 'ne soaA's ,es'e'uy 'efOu'''''' : ~ .'S'''''
= -
presen'od' ana o'oe'oa y oe printed 0'i fsp'a''s
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Large Fire Raging in BufraIo.

BUFFALO, April t-2P. NJ
largo hre s raging at the oil refneres Of wardwell
webster and Atwater Hawes at the foot OF Maryland
street.
Is rumored that several persons have been injured
and two killed.
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The Fight Between Forrcss's and Grier.
sons Cavalry =.

MElPHs, April 3, I664
Griersens cavalrs hi ight With Forrest, near Sum-
mervie, yeste, day. Alter skiruishing time The
rebels being reinforced and Grios supports failing u
up. the latter fell back before greatly superior
bers, bringing with him seven prisoners He will re1sw
the attackto-dsy.
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IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.
Sudden Death OF ME-. w. Draaker-TAs
Case Of City Inspector Boole.

OW6o OA Wy AuSpectOf b0OI0s
ALBANY, April 8, 1884 4
sad affair ranspired before the Committee Citiss
OF the Assembly this afternoon The New York city Tan
levy again up for consideration md the COMMITTEES
crowded DR.. Ives, of Manhattsnvnls, pro-
posed appropriation OF fifteen dollars for The
Roman Catholic Asylum. This opposed by Mr. ".
Drinker, who raised sectarau grounds. This point waa
settled by Messrs Parser and Waterbury, who showed
that the Asylum OF the Good Shepherd which was ~
ferred to, had Protestant teachers was notosA by
several present that Mr.. Drinker had become woa-
derully agated. He again to address the COM
mittee, aud rambled Oh several questions,
and finally commenced talking on legislatioa
for the New York city Legislature. His whole eystsn
violently trembling he commenced reading the report a.
the Finance Committee Of tho Board OF Aldermen IN
regard 10 what they thought Of the Legislature ana
plainly took the opposite ground from that which he
had taken previously the different items 10 the levy.
All at once he seemed to give way and fell forward hA
head striking on the table, and then rolled over
floor. It supposed first was an eplepsic a.
Dr. Fisher and two other physicians were preseas
and had everything doue Immediately restore him,
but than minutes be was dead and laid out ON
the table in the committee room. He as one
Of the representatives Of the Citizens Association ne
affair created great sensation and presented scene
choly STAIR has never been witnessed around the Legss
tive halls
Drnker this afternooa. IL transpired the testimony
that he ate hearty dinner at the Deavan House. and =
walking up the hill to attend the meeting OF the commit
tee, asked Mr.. Williamson 20 sop moment, and pacna
his hand his breast, stated that be could hardly
breathe. The jury brought In vordict that he win
organic disease OF the heart His body taken on Sho
boat tonight for New York. ',
THE CASE OF crrY INSPECTOR Boorx
The charges against City Inspector Boole were again
hauled up this afternoon before the Governor After
short consultation decided give prose-
cution I've days to present aidavits sustain the
charges, and the defence days after tat 70 nls al.
davits in reply, when the case ia 10 be decided.
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Affairs at vicksburs.

Affairs at yicksburg.
MEMPHIS, April 8, le8l.
Vcksburg advices repo-, Loring and Lee at Cantoa,
Miss. aud the rebels repairing the railroads destroyed -
General Sherman
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Of sending an intcrminable committee on q
gailas tating tour over the country on some
baady but useless pretekt or other.
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IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
Defeat Of the Rebels at Mount
Elba and Longview.
&s., As., n.

WASHINGTON, April Q, 1884
The following has been received at the heada
LITTLE Roox. Ark. April 1, 1854
MAJOR General Fl. w. HAl1xcx. Chief Of STAFF
Tho Following telegram ID just receved:-
PiNE BLUFF. Ark, hsrch 81, 1894.
Major GREENE, Assistant Adjutant General
Tho expedition 70 Mount Eliza Longyiew has lost
returned We destroyed the pontoon bridge at Lens.
view burned train Of thirty-nve wagons, loaded VIII
camp and garrison equipments, ammunition quartsr.
master stores, 80, and captured three hundred snA
twenty prisoners.
Engaged in battle yesterday morning General Dorknes
division, u about twelve hundred meo from Monucsio
routed him and pursued him miles, with loss on hs
side Of over huu red killed and wounded We cap
tured large quantity Of small arms two stands Of colors
many WAGONS, and three hundred horses and mules
Our ioes will not exceed fifteen killed. wounded anl
missing.
We brought in several hundred contrabands.
Tho expedition complete success details OF which
will be furnished in my official report, which will bs To-
wardea IN sfew days. POWELL CLAYTON.
Colonel CommandiDg.
Details or ths Battle.
III. Louss, April ., 1864.
The following particulars Of Colonel elaytonx recsnA
raid into Arkansas have been.received Little Rock
March 27:-
Colonel Clayton, with . small force OF cavalry and n
fantry and battery. went Mount Eba on tho Saism
river Leaving the infantry and artillery there guasl
the bridge and Pine Bu, he proceeded with hia
cavalry towards Longview, farther down the Saem and
twenty miles southwest, whore the maia body Of the
rebel army stationed for she purpose desroyna
the pontoou BRIDGE and the army that place
Lieutenant Greasa Of the Firsndians and Iieus
Young OF the Fifth Kansas cavalry were sent In ad-
with hundred men, and arriving at the bdgs
large force Of rebels opposite preparing cross
Our officers hailed the enemy, told them they beonsel
70 Shelby command (Which dresses in Union ofa
informed them the Unionists upon them, xsd
begged them to hurry to their Tho u,eh
rushed forward. and fast they crossel
were captured and their guns thrown Into th
river. In this way two hundred and sixty wess
captured. and thirty five wagons laden with supplies,
taseu, which were destroyed; three hurdred horses
and mules were also taken. paymaster's safe,
tanning $50 600 in rebel money, also captured Tia
bridge afterwards burned.
This and the march Of eighty miles accomplished
10 twenty -four hours
Tho prisoners captured during the expedition number
Ing three hundred and seventy, including many officers
reached Little Rock the I'd
There ia nothing from General Steele.
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Court or Appeals.

ALBANY, April 8, 1904
The following is the calendar for Thursday, April -
Nos los, 100. no. ILL., H. 49, 114 49, 11o, lis and
no. No osher day calendar win be made.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

Tre Senate yesterday passed among others, tho bills
tncorpors,oe ,be Farmers Protective uninn q kinsa-
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New or's. Thursday, April 2. 1861.

WITH SUPPLEMENT.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6ls Broadway
Su.iosiuEs AND LECTURES. from y A. NJ. till 10 p NJ
HooLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn.-ErnIorIAs
SONGS DANCES. BURiEsQURs, DC
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE Bowery.-Fruscu Spy
Six BtGRlks or CRIME-bRIAN O'LINS,
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Q Nominal. Tar II quiet hui

mare, srd prices tberecre Nominal Tar quiet hui
drm a. $3.50 MO. as 70 quality; .x. .,,.
Crude Sperm 81 the Fast at 81 IS; 20 Dbl. Cod Liver At
81 ee 1900 gallons prime Western Lart 81 II a@Sl Isl
eco do Fall DO at 81 TO- and LOO GASES olive ut % aud
PRoVIs0 S--he Pork market Is active and prices
sr yyerS we fsa Of % Of 500 bb oneyer
~: Tor .sb at SO w csy,r: oPs @ TO- 90 So sS
the 18th % March % the 18th Of April at sH 80 sellers
option COO BID, new Mcss buyers option. last halt Of July
at M a91 g DOS ss e tr f the ' pese 81 calling loo
bbs now mes IN jane s4 ts sse' on the SPOT ae zoo
Mess b 81 s2 for new Mess 81 20 for ola Prime an
very rn safes 500 bbis SIC So- 10. Plsin bless
aid amt sales OF 200 tcs India Boefs. % beet hans aie
odsis active and arm. sas a. ~ .oe 81 iSs , &c
at gsc To- Shoulders l3al3c Cor plain ilans aod Gisc
fo long Cai Hams Becon b Ia 2ood demand ard o-t.r
ssss Of go boxes AT llsDiiie os Cumberland Cu' ~
iSe for Soibb-d snd III @l2c for short Leaf Dressed
He very Gnn Of 900sc .or v eter, snd i@ll4 io
Ct y Lard i II good oepa-d md 2ries are better s1ies q
si evening 500 tcs for Mach, Apri aud My devey
FETR0LEUMs IN limited demand and though The stock
IA Hight, especially OF rebned prime, the" j. less buoyency
s1snie,.sd OWING 10 the gnavorsoe new from Europe
quote Crude Jg13c.; refined In bcra ~. si dc.
fee :. 5id5cc with sales Of 700 bbs wi,l!n he range
nlCEThe market is qaiet and we igo ssss 70 advise
sU0hRs-Rsw sugsrs are DIN today tie sale. embracing
only about 80 hht', bot ho sii tral At l3nl5c or
lr good reBns, refined firm at l7l1I9 FOR hIosrS
SftD;Tbe narhe. i quiet for Clover seed at l<ol+tc
Timothy Seed IS aly held at s32J0 81 50 y bush housa
sN hrm and in moderate Iequesti sie' OF 80 bush al
sTFARlN l. In improved d pani ard IS him; sales Of
TiLGOW IS in Too5 demand end tic market Am sales
To- 10000 n az l~Hlc. for Western and III @isc FOR
WrlskYIhe perko; Is rather quiet bu, steady sles Of
$50 bbis. Al Nc for State. md alc. for WsstonL
WffALEFOJ1S have been in la request, With sale. OF
ECO 10 ilsehed ga the sro ard 1000 90 IN Nes-eei'rd
~ tI.c, cssl-
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WgoNgsDAY ATIrPsO

NgDS ssDAY All EBsOOH, Fro. - iopt.
FLora-h. market hes been decidedly active dutng ho
week and s ordinary grades have sold readily at previous
prices The demand lately nss o.en chiefly on Canadian ac
conns. S:ofago be had til ~ of Nay neJt y @@ioc =
Dbl Rsce p's 5g bbs, against sJie dds sane
time let Common to gOod -rDs " neat thiss - -
ass 30 Choice Spring Hbeit, Double Exirss - a'G 0
Nin''r Wheat, D0nbs Extras, - 59Dso ~ Su2efhhe
Dr1nGs s4VS5.
WgFAr ha b.ou IN active demand durpz me pa,, week
The for p-ecn ard future delivery SUMMING up an ~
bushels daily hGc;u.ng tstes the Market being IN
aors less snxons 10 buy for future delivery ut e,treDs
hgrr The arrivals have been liberal being foe week ioJV1V
h against $500 bush. time ist year alf ne SO
in store sss ipe,ea.e5 70 ahsa 1900 oc,, ne
See Spre Wheat hc article which Il sold and quoted "
New Amber 0rcCn Pay 'ra Amber ioNal q, 10
= ia ia store, subject TO sc = bush. sto-s % is! May
next, No. 90 steady, a, 81 I0s@S H.. -,
OaTs active slc IL store Receipts ior week 1855
Paoysroyss recsip. Of Hogs during The pas. eel foot
up az Dressed the packing date Il about Ii2eN
N but plckiL- house st cnnged ~ curing
Stopped TIE The demand ior 5Vss
taken still another gpgarJ .rd TIE der AMI confines
good the advanced rates Tho soc u nov mostly 10 second
lauls aIl ia my bed hDou eco sIes h-.s foIs hsse
sold o. anG holders generally askng Fis 'Jd ~
Country Mess 4. held al sigZ5N $50 80. Prime Meas j. Ia
sl supply tue 0g.rlD.ut bsyng TAKEN some round lots
itey tho offerings sg an ode.e asa fl7c ~ y
Holder. Of Extra Prime ros have advanced Their yiews 70
74!G Middles been shipped ava. aboEt a. Tat
packed this season. ard the n1-Set smoss entirely
bare and quotations noins &c. !or CunoeFl ara
hu. stock T. about exAsned licked Hss are seis A
~ oil. 70, city aud copniEy brand. Dry sailed SI9
have advanced to 10 and the stock much reduced Lard
held higher bat i not stse Prime he'd ~ i2t no g.
il4il7o. rrsiztts ~ New-Yos; All ks : 10 Y 100 -
RATES ~ IRLssPoErATI0S By RAL1oAO.-flour 70 .seN
York a bh], 81 20 Flour 20 Buffalo = bt, y 10 slou %
Portland q 5J 81 ~. Fourth 49, e'g.s % Vow. forA
100 % = ~ Fourth class gat 20 Posnd y 10" v, III 10
ouIth Class fsgh. Baltimore and Pliscc ptr, ii -
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S,rriYpAr. Fob. or. v.

Gold has been steady throughout the Gay NJ 1871
al59i The God bill In Con siess ia regarded dtad 70!
the session Stocks upon thc street lrn and In goOd
demand. Erie, 1921 Michigan Central. li2, Michigan
Southern pa, Illinois Central l1s GAlena. 100. sad
Cumberland, *. A. tie Sock Exchange Government,
arc hardly 20 frru Registered Of 1881, ll0i e ne
do Coupou ilOfailOi; for 7.cs. il0t1l0i Currency
Certificates 99 g9i The resctcn in prices extended
10 Border State Stocks. Tennessee O. farirg 70 on
Missouri g. 10. III Virginia G., f7,15o; Canton az
g. Delaware aud Hldson vas offered nj 1871 Penn
sylyania Cod Is3alsJ and Central Coal 81. Cu.nbcr
land higher. closing 1T cocoa. Quicksilver broke
down - 6llG62, Pacific NAL. 2iJ. S2iGl; Central
Transit. 81 9T39i. keW-York Central fel 20 ijt,
Eiie a. 1905 ol2O,. Hudson River was higher. H7.4A
Tie Stock market confines much excited and very
irregular. The heavy Gales Of Ere Common Stock 20
realize profits equal TO 10 Y ceat from MONDAY 10 Fri
day forced ,he quotation from 1874 down to ilei and
disturbed TIE whole market There was tie usual rusi
TO ss by weak and timd hoderi and quito low figures
made several active shares. Governments are
steady with a reduced business Bofde- state Socuri
es did not msintaia ihoir rapid advance but not
pressed foI ale. Es,ablshed railway bonds Offered
sparugly aid 20 have passed into tho hands OF In
vosiing parties as flly bark shares. socord.rato
bonds are arm md not offered freely For bank shares
little done Cumberland steady throughout the day
and higher. Quicksilver var, as usaa. irregular. selling
at Co. and down GO! at tho close. Pacific Mail was
higher. Harlem fell 90 ll2. Hudson River In de-
mand Ia the afternoon. ard sold at 49, Rock Island
hss lost its interest leading stock. and IL hardly
Michigan Central strong. opening NJ
lao and selling mp to lf3. with a largo business
Tue demand for this stock from strong parties who
agree that u is quite % desirable Cleveland Comm
bus aud Ciucinne: al rs There alarge demand for
Chicago Alton stock, and fr Fort Wayne. by Erie
leaders end fan prices were bid Al he olose for about
everything on tho hat. Money abundant that little
advantage can De Lad BY taxing stocks bGyers OPP
tons. OF lie miscellaneous stocks Quartz Hil is quoted
at laiQl4 Ccpase ut ~. Long Dock Bonds u llO0I
Transit At - Delaware, Laoshwaana and Western at
2OG205
This afternoons quotations compare AZ follows with
thOge OF the mast week.
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Arrived

Arrived. ---.-.SCSDAY, Feb II.
S'esmshp vlrsisi. OBJ, Grace. Liverpool FEB q saz
Quserstcwn fh udse. snd 90 pas 20 william, Geisa
Experienced heavy mead ~AJs u tho pssssge.
Steamer John Rice a.. treuspor, Bee Hilton He'd
days With the Sta and HI Maine Regiments ,esesns "a
y. :. guaItcrLast-..
ste4 Louisa Moore o. 5. sao.tl wiuter Newhs'n,
20 l. =. QuagtorEllstcI. -
Steamer Pa osso I : transpor .ot, FORTRESS Mopnes
Va Boston twhec suc nced opps To L. = Gaarrn ~sss
Experienced very severe weather.
Steamer fe4ean, bsSoE Prcyjdsnce, mdse. 10 EdSSa
RyIrer.
William, q oD Experienced very severe ". sts during
TIE pisssge Isn. H. at o. ION. - II trrLc sale iso
81 W. 20 y. W. lost lower topsss sl o-etorst sss ssss
nd main Spencer, aso >.ppe hae,y which ssoyo or
dr.a miles s. 4. u no sho.l, hld siO says
Made sire leland Toe ifenoou o. zoe lth inst Essa
Thompson ann. ie. from tha ibs nd and
lost fAore oU- &eath' o. lie psssss,-
BJk Columbus threm.i. Gerdes, Bremen ~ days ad-e
and pas % JAgr-l. !. Meyer.
BlsA OclAu Homo To- DeLfefL1l, Ncltel, H4.aart- "a
lsys, slsa: 10 Jale- 7. Wand a 90.
Big Nor'h Point Nksrson he, West u ieys nldxe.
isser RAJ sreresd heavy ~ W vsih,r ioT the t sssss
Gays.
Iln. 81. n'lBo. % " son g. Nsura.r.
Br, E4fef t3rj. Ou "a. Coy - days salt to 1ynss
IN "a.
sehr " D. Eliot Newclrnb. provinc,,ows
Sehf sgph Reed Rich, tToyr,et1rs.
Sehr Zion Eiue. Pfogn, ato0r.
sctr Alfred Chase Nickson Rostcn
Sshr. }. u Collins. Oliver Nslhest
Scir l'e Boa Reed NcNolr,pc.t.
sent. Magbe.ead Craig, MIOlehsls.
Sch1 ;. A. ning, t,loei.niu, ts.as
Schg. rr'coit, Snow, Boston.
schr. D. ]. Kelly, Kelly. Ao.'o1 % Phi sdrighs
S1h.. w. Rops g0hin,ol fsIia nee fnv ftisi-pf n
Sfr. Herld Nur', NeSpor, Cox bhi1.9ur.
WIND ,ru.gf. : r.
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IL Albany by Iiua.on t. L.. 90 Wsrrr.s.....7 n
H. ' and - 3 AID ioto p Sunday ,min.... S;2e ..
To Albany. by Harlem II. *. Nih-st. fth villa
and s;2S y Sunday t.ai1. s:eS p.
10 Boaton ~ New LONDON iiue. Per 20, =. L..
Stsninl ton line, Pier ~. y. r.. end f-l River
line. Pier ~ r., dIly Sunday ess-pedi....... r.
97th a. and IN ara 3 p.
10 boston. by New Haven kh., 4.thst snd AtG.
sy. yia shore Ldne.....n, ard ,. sunday ~. N.
To Budao, By Tn- Rk, loot VI Chambers
~ nrd 10 and p IN.
10 iE.p, tise is.and. end other rsSogJs Long
Island, by L. T. Reirosd, from James SIP and
foot OF Jiths. T. a.................9sr and ..
To tho West BIZ Pennsylsana Ccfrai Railroad,
foot ~ CouIilsndt st.. A. NJ and snd y. N.
ouno train y M
foot OF a. ~ ~ m, and p ~
To Pnladephis by New Jersey kailroad, loot Of
GouTtsudtst.. I, aud 10 a m, ~ m. aud 81
w. aud u adpishs, northumberland. Y p -.
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Total. ...2e ,28s.s69

rOfS continue IA good requ,ll ios home orc
good 10 prue, a. pr.ce ranging om 2.i 10 3-c whl fcy
gooia very and held a. eRrAyagat raus and
dy rpons plenty and conu, neg and de
pessed sles Of 800 bales ~ u for fair Unound and 20
slc loT common 10 pIne Sound.
HAIgIhe demand !. cir AID holders hrn for prime
sslss VI 99D bd.es q 81 l0C ~ 4015 10 i9
HOGS HAIR mar been sold % tho extont Of ~ baer At
cam tor Winter Washed.
IRON scarce hiFh, and Ia yeguest even . haher
than ever known beigre small ses u Scotch Pig
n blG ~ tun, cash, and Of American At az 1910 ~
tun i9t NO IN. ser an sNrsme ,or small lot. Of best
bfint Ssy.rd a. Elsbe'hpon, ana iOo for PkenI Rails
cash IN Phlladelphis.
LhAD--f has o.sa IN good d.nsod and with only n.
tcd supply otens Tho uhrhot g. FIRM; sax OF 100 trs sof
Spanish 10 Arv" i ~0 % payable in gold and COO ur
also ~ Ese Oh psttc ien, bui ois The spo. readily
Command I'll eah IN currency. RAJ IL selling $780,
Sheet and Pip. ut H.. ca d.
LhTli arc 'toady aud In fair request at Al 20 three months,
Tor isssrn.
NoLAsSts-Proe, uuain very firm und tho isrn.na
good sales OF ~ hds Cuua Mgscosdo private ,rn
q. bills Rev Orleans at tsGI0c. lor new crop.
NAVAL STORES In very light -ocs, aud prices rule
Ll and tend upward Spirits a. selling In snail lots
~ 1899 y TOR American, and 81 006 81 y gallon Tor
fnnsh hli no large lots could % plcei these 6gu
eoud any age parcels wanted be obtained vithou.
tls iuher ad'ancs; Hl bb French Crude sold f3 ~
80 I'D but hodrs now ash $50 Rosiu. held with in.
csa.ed hrmness at se 90 LOT eomnIonj $50 - ior
strained tSdsB Ter Nc. 81 e3l0xa3 for low No. I. and
$3.50 90 Tor far to good No There White ResiD