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New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
searcr.isg The Di..rie, Of Colambis.

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One week ago to-day we expressed the OpD
ion oditoriaiy, that thc cities of WASHINGTON George
ttoWn and Alexandria ought 10 be scGgelcd ior th'
HGrroet of Booth and his acooruliccs m crime. W.
pntcrtIncd tie hope thar thorough search would b
skep, up elsewhere at the samo time. We stated many
r-asins as fnr we deemed i p.Ldcut, NAy such
tseafch should be made
II has 0eon crot fying 20 our feelings 10 find views
Econtaned IN the article referred TO- Idors'd by a The
le ding civil ara military oiic!as IA this city and else
l swLeIe whose opinions arc w0!tl having. We have
sreccned numerous letters oi Ihaoks rom leading men
ln the nation WHO have expressed The hope That the
pro CsitlOn to search the District Wou Doe carried into
prompt execution.
While TO tlis day the work has not been undertaken
with that thooughness which the great emergency de
mands We. 10 is hut lust f0 state thar much has been
done in the direction ind Gated 10y week ago
This is Lot all Tie investigation IN this city since
our article appeared hos dcyciupcd facts oi the mOst
astounding character The OF cia record will even.
tuly show tins. These Developments, resulting from
partial search Only what would be brought t.
light by uuIOohug and uearthng If necessary. every
house Ia The District OF COLUMBIA. Segs ior double
EpaiitioHs false walls secret apartments under celars
ENere inc fTci STATE prisoners were 10 be kept secn
( ted in chains after being iinapncl
HAT II s ip evidence that President Lincoln Vice.
resident Haillu. he members Of the Cabinet, Gen.
kGrant. Chief Justice Chase aud Speaker COfaN were
marked es the victims Of certain Rebel cops,ireor,
Hud assHssns there II rle doubt tut the plot orig Il.
a.ed Niti the chief political Rebels In Richmond was
Planned IA detail 10 Canada and TO be executed Ia
his eiiy thee Is also 10 doub That secret meetings
~ iuFieE iAe execution Of THIS beudsh plot is well
known.
The arrests already maze Of persons known 70 be
parties to the murder Of President Lincoln, aud the
acs tus lar asccrtainel OF tie hesh purpose Of the
Rebel aSsasIns 20 strike from existence all the leading
men OF tie National Government thus leaving il with
out legal heaG and the reius of Government 10 be
seized by any cratic ambitious general who might at
the time be IN the field NJ the head Of an army-wi
when al made known, starie our people and astound
the world
In view OF the great good ob aimed by partial
IN this city, reiteratG firm belief that complete
ana thorough search OF Washington would reveal facts
quite important any yet ascertaincd and pos IDLY
lead 10 the arrest Of many bad not supposed b.
IN these parts.
Tire aIe nen and women walking orr streets daily
whose hearts bad was that Of the assassin
Booth. Ld @sm be Ouesff. They have DO right tol
liberty n1der a Government iios '45y deslise ana
would destroy.
SecesIogiss should not be permitted TO live in this
'.y aat n prison. We hope The Government VIII see
tOlt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Nev-Yorh County Tax Levy.

INe fOIIOWng l5 Ihe INA Lt'! l077'N " UT
Legislature.
Adycrtl,tnr slluO. Continroucics Controller
,Olice 1900. Coloners' Fees s2i nJ. County Con
'inconcies 5000; Chlldpm's Aid Society. $1,000
& ,ynstraciion o. Ncw.hoIk County Court House
500 go. Election Expenses, so! 800; lucninbTancc
in nnruor removal oL $500. Lighting nEi 1ieanins
md supplies for County Offices 400; Officers and
Witness fees 80 OOi Repairs 60 County Buildings and
!laiiye Department { ,eJs 80 Salaries. Executive De
parmcnt, slf290 j.; Salaries. Judiciary .239' Gi
ISupport Of prisoners IN the County JAIL ss5c0i
Henry Bertoi, $1,000: supplies heretofore furnished
'suprcme Court 500. support II Detained illnesses.
aOOo, Johu W. Eluonds, 81 100 7j representative
OF the ,siate of Henry j. Edw ards. g. l3 10. William
Mitchell si2 ,2G - each Of Ach sums are arrcnragc-
of salaries Judges oi tie Supreme Court AID directed
TO be pad by the Board of Supervisors.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

vert 20 work trusting that no Navy Department viii
give them their ust ducs. They sGy they work under
protest"
The court martial Of Capt Meade was commenced
yesterday AZ tAu Lyceum y svcarinc IN the members
Jana afiouucd til T. o.. today. The following are
Tie members:
President. Comu.ol,rc r. o. scfj,e mcrber-, Conmo.
doIe II. H. BcA. 1ls LnnnHn join hogrr-; CaItains
Melanchon smith, pcrcivll uraytof. las. Ald,r.
Tho following vessels have recently arrived at the
yard: steamer MohoDr0. April W steamer Alabama.
Aprl 2s steamer Cnadiln, April u; steamers lrotes
and Eutw, Apr 30; steamers Huntsville and iIoIac
Beels, May ]. On the night Of April - the Rhode
Island, Capt. Trenchard departed, having stopped
here day rom Ici'ast, Maine.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Naval Movements.
AaaivA1 OF THE HUNTSVILLE,

ARRIVAL OF 1nE UNNiSi llsLff
The United States transport and mail steamer
Huntsville arrived yesterday q, the Brooklyn Navy
Yard from the Guli squadron. The following is ilst
of her officers. Actiug Volunteer Lieutenant Com
maudng, l.. j, De,ers Acting Master. H. ID, Perry
Acting Ensgus H. T. Trask, L. 4. Moore, :. i. Bliss.
~. W. Chase. H. i. MorSon; Actirg Assistant Pay
master g. W. Slamm; Mates, WIn. Parks. j. i. Can
field X. 1riper; Acting Second Assistant. Engineers,
T. Cook, W. H. Badlam Acting Third Assistants, Ii.
f. Rhodes II. W. Buringame Thos Canied.
THE NEw CONMANDAST OF THE YAvY-YARD.
At II o'clock a. m. yesterday the new Com
Inandant Of the Navy-Yard Commodore Chas VI. Eel,
was duly installed in the duties of his Office The heads
of departments and the masteT-workmcn were intro
dnced TO him at the Iyceum, and Rear AdmiId III.
pandng babe farewell to tho large circle OF friends
Nhu had become attached to hin. AT no naval station
lin ihf United States is there much responsibility at.
tachcd and business transacted than that at this
ro,f and for the efficiency with Which affairs have been
coudncted a this station much praise Is due to thu
thing c0mmandant. lis succesO or wlll find Il less
reguaugilIc position but in Which there wi, be a
constant decrease Of business
WARNING TO DRSERTHRs.
YESTERDAY morning a man was found dead in
the water AT the yard with bullet hole c,rough his
head and Sijs dollars his person. In al ehoOd
he s ono more Of that class OF dsserer after get
lng their bounty money desert in the night, running
the caDces Of tie shot Of thc 5cnline Oh guard The
the BROOKLYN Dead House. Hewm young man, with
heavy crop dark hair had been ia the water "a;
most only couple Of days. and bad the appearance Of
nitod States sailor This is tot the only instance Of
men being Killed by the sentry in making attempts IA
escape with their bounty money.
....... AFFAIRS AT THE YARD.
The strike at the Yard is on the wane. IN
strnctOns given that those who returned to labor
Yesterday OF the reduced wages would be again EN-
Moved while those who stl held ont they would b,
considered strangers and run their chances here
after Of getting work; accordingly large numbers o.
all the trades, except the caukes and spar Hakerr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
SEARCHING THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
oTARTLiNo DEvELOPMENTs
THE EXTENT OF TIE CONSPIRACY
ARREST OF SUSPECTED CHARACTERS.
.-re.s ola suspected Character.
SsEIIIrIp, Ms.s., Moneay, ny ], lsI

SsElHFLD, Mass, Mon9dy, Nay /, is6o
The town is under considerable excitement
from the arrest Of poroa connected with travelling
exhibition supposed to be an acccmpice Of Booth who
appears to answer tie advertisement exactly He has
a prominent chin fan mustache and large scar
under his lei ear Deteciyes from towrs on the line
Of the Hopsatouc Railroad have been sccetcd in the
village pasi Of ho day awaiting his appearance in the
evening. His identity IS not yet fully determined
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
The BROOKLYN Couars OF JusrrcE.-Thc

new justices elected in November last took their posi-
tons ycsterda. morning. Sir. James II. Cornell toos
the place ol Justice Perry in the basement II tie City
Hall. Mr. Jacub Schmidt Is Justice COTEells CLERK.
MI James Buckley took the place Of Justice j. q.
Adams also b. iAc basement ot The Hall; M Andrew
Walsh is c0ntiuurd as Clerk. Justice william u.
ocrum in Tie Fltst District gave place TO Nj. NichD
Walsh. NJ. Edward Crummey. formerly Of the City
Clerks Office, is Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
TAyAntr pnnpERrY IN KRnnKIY,

TAXiBLE PROPERTY IN BROoKLYS.-The
Controller submitted report 10 the Common Council
last night showing that tie taxable property
TUNED by the Assessors 70. tie l- compared
with lctJ. was a. follows isoJNl4c of real estate
SO o. .e-3; personal, S2.os so; total sll2 30 s0i
lsdi--Eeal estate. SiCJ 7SSH personal, els lg-.o
oilL sii9J2-, a2 Increase = ,ij 1fg. Decrease Qu
Eiglih Ward), s5s,i's nct incrsase, s-.2-l. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

NEw-YCRR RECRUITS TO BE MUSTERED trrT
Illustrations have been forwarded from Washingon
10 toi Dodge Acting Assistant Provost-M Marshal Gc.
c:a 10 muster out Of service al recruits. drafted men
ubstutes, and volunteers for old regiments remonn
.in Tcndol'ors, and al men in organizations Qxcep
Hanccc@) not yet started TO the front Officers wer,
yesterday sent TO Iars Island to muster out the mel
now Ia camp.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
PROBABLE CAUSE OF THE EXPLOSION,
ChlRo. F.idar. Anil % iscs

m MIRO friday, April 90. 1858
The Marble City, Just arrived. brings The sad
intelligence oi thc oxpi7son ard burning Of The steam
.!ala' some cgIt or ten miles abJye Memphis m
hitIe past Clock OF thc morning of Tie = b. Sic
y - q" t."f 10 Il; Iouii iiom New-OFleans with
22cO people on board g6i Of whom intending thily
conlliss oncd officers, were exchanged Union pri5o.
eis rom fichsbuTs. She NOW lies Oh sand bar near
IdsieiAan. Landing, 1C.Lirg ys.be but her ch3ull
George Cation pilot and William Paberry. mate. ere
.ne cAy o-Ae.,s known 10 be saved except Cicmcns
tenglneer. Who j. almost dead.
q vi - ladi eaDn-p passengers two only were sayel
4 me W.p"lng' nom O.lO regiments, drifted dow
,He W. aAd were saved at Fort Pckering Lieut.
n n Heilcs 10Th Ohio lnGnrY; Sergt. W. Duke Al
Ohio IaGntr5i u yandect, 18Th olo Infantry: A. j.,
are 44t9 ONO inGnuy; y. Thatcher. Goth Ohio J..
anIy J Haley. 1924 Ohio Infantry; E. Matthias 9Th
ONO Infantry.
Tie Dosto5a 40 o Pocahontas. Silver Spray yrarbo
tcty, hose IaAblcton and Essex Iendered yalnai
assistance, .ayilg many lives
The scene following The explosion can never be de.
scrihed. It j. without precedent
SEC0sD DISPATCH.
\. ID. Storm furnishes Memphis papers with
ull particulars forwarded per NAL
Nliim laberry. mate OF the Sulfana, was n pas.
sengo ON ihe Marble CITY also - deck hands four q
her cabin crew. and George CavfOn pilot of fine Su
tGna. PbcrIy in The pi!otLolse with Cayton and
gwfs blown upward and fell in the river He reached O.
plank. on which we're i've Others. Three OF those
dropped of exhausted.
There were 300 s0diers on board besides The pa
seneels nnd crew. makug total II 200 souls Abort
30 only aie known to be saved Capt Cass Mason was
Inst seen ON Tie wreck, throwing shutters, doors and
irianks inio the liver, and doubt was lost in q
nohi' eiiot of saving OtheIs. The wreck took fire.
'diiitHg to trees the Arkansas Shore and sunk
Every yaR and steamer az Memphis did everything 10
save tie SURVIVORS who covered the surface OF tie
liver.
Tie accident happened eight miles above r..
81 'amers BostOnl and Essex ere especially c0mpl.
nted for their exerti0ns while the sanitary and Eo,-
p u iocs OF Memphis and the citizens spoken O,
W tl the warmos gratitude
Mate Pabeny says the steam was not near as high
th Suitana as It was usually ried He thinks tor
10 shaped like lump or coal must have caused fhe
tx osiOn Both engineers saved, but the second
On Ineer, CT mems. will probably die The guns ~
F0t Pcsoiing ere reported to have fired the boas
o the Esscz while picking up the survivors.
THIRD DISPATCH.
CMRo Friday, April 26, 1905.
Seven hundred and eighty-six Of those on
board tue i'll fael Sraua have Deen found alive. Tie
J-t are now estimated at J, 500
The Memphis rospitels are full Of wounded from tie
SIliana, many being badly scalded and burned.
The investigation ordered by Gen. WasAbarne is pro-
,ceGing.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Our British Residents md the sssnssina

The British Consul at this port communicated
10 the British Minister at Washington the resolution
of the Englhmen resident here in regard 10 the assa
snatiun of President Lincoln. The resolutions have
elroady been published. Mr. Archibald has received
WAsHISGToS. ipfi 20. 1868.
SIR: ! communicated TO the getting Secrecry q State
copy Of vour dispatch Of the 2l inst together with coJ
i6e resolutions OF the Bh ide al New York, on TIE
occasion Of the ssassuaion Of the late Icsdeni and al
the same time transmitted TO tie Acting Secretary ete
h a9dressed Mrs Lincoln inc'osng auother copy OF
the re-olntions
now forward you copy Of the repy ofhe Acting See
rotary am Sir youf most oh odeuf h ublc servant
FREDERICK W. A. BRUCE.
To r. VI. ARCHIBALD. esq, C. T., &c., So.
The letter OF the Acting Secretary Vi state Is as iol
lows:
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nrp.nrnpNfnr STATE.

WttHINtTVNf lNTH
hsy. honor urkno,yledre the receipt Of you
note ~ ved1y transmitting copy of dislat u 81 NE rs
r.t from her Htanmc Mciesys cgnsul 1t Ncwl 9Is ~
con ~ reo!aonf adopted AZ moetng Of Brti !
.d,!s Of eefoIk for the purpose oi expressing hcl
pathy mIt c9ndoruce ufon the "rci'ii oi me hso
eavf,no,f rired bv the ai0 Of the late Prcsi
dent received ~ The TINE tie sealed PACKET al
dressed 70 Mr. ircor which IN comp snce with yon
request shaii be forwarded % her.
mus, by reiins.Un TO s'ure yon at the osnc eSprcs
o of svintaty ind cOndoenee contained IN Nh Archibald
patch IN the uon referred TO- vi be received
te do,v and family Of the deceased and by the Govern
people o the nited States Acceptable trbr'
10 ds in.uUry. and truthful inaestaon q large al,
highly respectable body Of her Msjes'ys sub,e,s
have. &C., ". HUNTER, Actin Secretary.
The Hor. sir r. w. 4. BRYCE q. &. b.. &c. kc., &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Ursrprrp Srror No Lcfr 30 a -

DESFRTER SHOT. Tho body of seaman
named WI. Grant was found in the water nj Cobb
'DOch, Nayyiard Yesterday morning. A gun.shot
TO have been received while IN the act of deserving
from one of the receiving shirs. The body taken
IN cLaIsc by Coroner Lynch
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
EROOfkLyN TTEIgs.

BGOoFLYY CITY COURT-NOTICE TO THl
IBARentlcrcn 81 The bar requested to specify In
the notes Of issue fled ly them whether the issues
herein referred are ues of law of fact and, II
lssfps of fact whether the 10 be tried by the
Court Or hy jury. cfcrt'r viii he made for each
icIn except ilc August tcim end no case vii be en-
iteroG thereon without Iote of iesuo fled in due time.
doy calendar o more than 30 viii be made for
leach day Auy rlse put upOl Ihc day calendar may,
by written clf ie rc.r!vcd or set down fIr UGI.
.iaular ~ lYoI application to the clerk. The Court
Will uoi al.c l ll.. %. the tenn. or set
'dcwH any Which has been lut upon the day cal
londar 4 flc tay ten. sues Il fact 10 te tried b.
the Jury viii be- tre the tLrd weel, and al other Is
sucs viii be- tined m tho fourth week. Notes Cf issue for
tie June tenn sEoni be- fled on or before Saturday,
May -.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
CLgY EIElEg.

LAUNcE.-Mr. l.. S. Whitlock will qrnch at
, D. H. this Tuesday from his yard at Greeroint. l..
L. steamboat built lor llr L. Buin of the American
Steamboat Company. Providence. Il. 1.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

TIE MARY POwELL.-This fayorite steamer
'"M commence heF regular trips for the season on
Wednesday leaving her pier foot of Desbroaesst at
1880 T. IN. The Powell las been put in perfect order
nr thc Simmer canpagn and will doubtless BE- more
generally patloaizd than eyer As usual her olrinc
con 1aIder, and courteous officers viii spare no pans
10 minister 20 tie comfort and safety Of their patrons
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Mov1H..nAy.-The l--alreoahle .tate of th.

AioN tN"-'A '- ire Nl'"Ei''apIc St"t' VI TUG
weather pu' those Who were compelled 10 move yestei
dav 20 great Inconvenience. There were large nun
hor oi changes bot 90 ~ appearances not as numerous
as on pltyous aoiuvcfstrUs. Comparatively few
i1,n ave i,ou 90 cf AID many families were con
peeled 10 m fog themselves rest they could Tor the
want o4 accommodation. Numbers have broken up
hosc kecp4ug. aud tgen up wiki the inc0nvemcnces
81 boarding. The housc-1pcnts state ihat t,o influx oi
population IL greet that ut least go additional
houses cOud be iet with 0d' nntfEo 20 the owners
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

courts, tribunals and officers ootinc ip;o;ou ,,u,
end there is added. And nothing con;ncJ in se,ior
q cf this A ct shall be held construed r affcf ~. va
strain the operation 81 this section"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

SLIGHT FIRB.-A fire occurred in the hOus
of " iam Chapel of Park and Portland.avcs.
yesterday morning. causing damage 10 tie amount q
about so Cause accidental
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
LArycr.-At O'Clock this (Tncsdov, ote

TATNCH-M ] O'Clock This (Tuc7day) alter
noon Nh ). Simonson viii launch from his yard foot
of Two'.ts 81, East River the splendid steam ferry
bot SasGucianna for the Payonia ferry connecting
win The Erie Railway. The engine, wlich has been
corstru'iod ~ the Allare Work.. Is mostly on board
Her dimensions ore length 2l2 feet; b. eadth 81 feet
deptA oi hold il feet, and about roo IA burer. She
IL fo he ltted out in the most subsln'iai manner re-
Ilete with al the modern Improvements.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Latest ship News.

ARRIVED
steamer L. c. Knight Bacon, Alexandra Va q "''''
mdsc. Wu. j. Taylor Co. A.. ,.,.,
Steamer Baltimore, Lewis, Baltimore, win iAa'e 10
Hand. =. -, ,us
ship Mercury, Anderson HAVE 3 days VIE ' no lie
80 pis.. 10 Boyd llrckcu. lad ig' VIM Ian 1s5
passasc 10 ,a,h. and binL Apl 10 lat 80 80 '' =" ~
pssscn very large icc5CrA mn All 70 wita
Bark Ellen Morrison, Mccary Ponce l. H. APO ~
niClafsps 20 Dan'i Trow bridge. . ,ptu.selrhs
ScLr. Nelson Harvey, Pure, proydaace i''
Schr. Aldl, Eaton, Newport. poraout
Schr. Chsfcs Cooper. Strong, Providence Io' "
Scht Albion, - Roudout .or ''osso'''
SAILED.
May ,-Stcamers- -Futsn, Ariel fon Royal
ship.-F B Cuttiu, Niuhea scott a.. ,.,u.,, i,r.
hriF~-E b. pc,nc, iludl,y Uicifs, Nelly JOHNSON 10"
uc Neya, Paragon. c,., ,t..i I'll e;ly,t ,H
Glide. Van Burgosa, Aiprh
BELOW
Herk srsuk from Ducnos Ayfss.
iiris &. r. O'iincn. ,,
Ai'o shlp bnks ani sbrit
WlNp-At sunset, \. NV.
DRUG CLERK WANTED.-One calpe-
~ ten, and ac, ,ustomsd 10 COUNTRY TRADE 'S'"
No o. Maiu.st., Lockport Niagara Co, y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
THE SuLTaNA CALAMITY.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS,
4 - 90 LIVES LOST.
oNlY THREE OFFICERS SAVED.

STATEMENTS OF SURVIVORS,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

NEw-YoRK LAW ISSTTTUTE.-To-day the an
nual election Of the officers Of the Institute took place
resulting in tho election Of the gentlemen mentioned
below The noticeable changes the substitution OF
Mr.. Tracy long Librarian in the place OF Mr.
Morse and the election Of Mr. Nanderpoel Librarian
Mr. Tracy. who has for inc occupied that post
in declining further reelection has contrasted the con
dition Of the Library during the first year OF bis duties
In debt, embarrassed burdened with a heavy rent, and
greatly damaged by fire. with its present gratifying
condition clear from debt with premises rent free and
n Library increased from less than 90 20 l0O- vol
uues has been found necessary within that time owing
70 TIE increase Of is property 10 than double tie
Insurance upon H. which now amounts 10 -I..00 4
catalogue his been Completed learn from tns short
,po.r but not vet p-iate owing 20 the high present
prices OF material The following is full LIST ol the
neR officers;
President james T. Brady lst NiccPrcsilcri IiucI W.
Gerd; I'd Nccrresidcn Henry 4. Cram; "a Nic>Prc
Gent, Charles tTacyi Treasurer, Chlrrs OConuor:
Recording Secretary, Robert Emniot Correspond ng
y c.r'ary. BenJamn ID. >iilmsn; Librsran, Aaron j.
\ lndeIpocl; Library Conmi,tee-freaerick \. Tall
nadge &. Eainbfiso Smith. WOfthngtoE Ronane. Chris
tophcr G. Lingdr. Committee prudenceN llln.
NJ. Evart John w EGnonds Edwin W. stoughton, Henry
n. M,ranrc Augustus ". Cason. {. Banbsider Snih,
tuoch L. Fanchcr Committee OF Censorship -Erlsts 4.
Henrdirt. Charles r. Sou.nayd, John NcKscn Rrnamin
" Abbott. Edmund Terry Anthony X. Dye't, henjiInn T.
Nissan, Henry d. selswick, Thona. NJ. Nonl.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
THE ASSASSINATION.

TIE DETllLSCF B0CTWs DEATH
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

BODY RfCOvrRLD. An inquest was yesterday
held by Coroner Collin ON the body az William q
Swari - night wa,chman. who fell overheard about q
month since from the steamer Chaunccy Nibbard lying
at the foot of Desbrossesst Deceased was aged about
Is years. aud resided IN BaIterst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

BILLS HEAD. M0Rday, May I.-Therc are
1880 tuocks sale today at decl ne OF a lc p H.
npon les' weeks quotations; the best cattle selling Of
sae0c ON. with few extras AZ - o2c The medium
jqna'iv cattle sell az Galsc AM lower GRADES down 10
2c which is not rs low OF that class sold last
Monday. because the quality not poor neither
are 'hore as many frsiclass cattle; still tie decline IS
greater upon that than upon tie lowest grades The
su,pr of good r wcdam quality such as tie average
! good Illinois took IL fully as rye the demand.
land although The demand was pretty sharp eaIiy ia the
n0In'ne u very dull after noon. The weather was
RAINY and unpleasant for outdoor business ard sales
were unde ~ Uneven prices Nv different brokeI ard
1T % variation Oy tAc stmc mon 81 cent pound
between morning and night A tvot rds # The sock
p 'iom n0is and Iowa. and Of nhont the general
Average. very large portion of the sales
air reported ~ len@c. & %. \ drove that
NcaSei $50 % .1 fl.no. nd includcd some and
n1r'fi steers, 'n'd ~ Sl-i rTci, estimated hy The
-aermar 90 lac. 9 N net bG, at n cw., rcf ayerago
t s .cs than that per pourd IL is probable that 10
luol- drove sold today VIII average over le. upon
what The owner would cor'idcr q fsr estlMaTc Of
weight. and We have yet 10 iud any one WHO has any
co ldonce that tho market viii not continue 10 decline
t .lc rlngc j. n le low than now. All tie stock
lere O dav viii nor be sold and There further
supplies expected Tomorrow. The demand flr Govern
in' 70 continues very light only 40 head being wanted
flfay. Abut 100 were - ID here during the week; 900
~ H'fgoh and go went from the io sangltcr-
yards beside the sales at doVntown stable: soft wi be
p'eh there s 10 scarcity Of cattle aud we have no
relsou 10 courlln Of the general quality. org
ig'cry stock there are l33 from Canada: and from
a the facts We can gather not likely to have !
many Gistiers from any other section but If gold do
cinrs efficiently. there will be great mar Canada
cite sonf forward notwithstanding the price shOnld
90 good deal lower than " is The prospect for
cHrly Ia.e beef DeYer was f,ireE The rains for
a d ~ or two Gic very favorable.
The sh,ep market j. lively at an advance upon last
quotations. Shened sheep are generally 81 "a l0lc perl
'6rru, nd the extremes ga lie. unsbeaIed are II
2c.. bat one lot of 800 good Illinois sheep sold at
2i cents.
Tie hog market is web suppliel l3i ear loads
rived yesterday and to-day. 1he prices generally
O3 90. per pound live weight which Is about last
RccA.