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change sales unmportaut.
Crsrsr.-Rosendale was unchanged at 81 co.
DYEwoops.-The supply OF almost all kinds continued
light hnt there litfe doing; prices unchanged
OF las Jamaica ogwood o. Sl6 gold and
20 do. do fusc At S2S gold
Drugs ASp DYHs.-Chencais only moderately
active bat previous prices sustained Saos made
OF go soda ash at 21c 25c GOLD mainly n the IN
side 900 kegs o carh soda AT lbs 3l6, sod
1000 do. do arrive At Sc l6c cold 100 tons sal
i5c gold; 80 do. do. private terms 100
rrncy drens csusc soda 5'c 10, gold; - do do.
currency; 30 casks bleaching powders 20 arrive
private terms 20s lbs lac dye nj 21c 3c, gold $50 bags
clutch at AYE 900 lbs Persian berries ~ 2Sc,
gold hs garancine 10000 DO gedda. 100 do
Dutch madder 1000 do. white lead and 5uu 90.
Flour Am RAs. Ieceips 67ie bbls -four l2e DO
meal bushels wheat O. s9 do 10 Oo0 do. oats.
aud $3.50 DO malt We have 10 report stu
demand -four, which to day taken fresy
the spot and to arrive for shipment p Great Britain
South American ports advance Of from 5c u Soc.
per bb straight lots being freely taken at the improve.
mcnl the the demand has been only fair the
being held check by the advanced preensons
holders Neyer.heics prices advanced from zoo.
California quiet ard steady prices being
faly unchanged The sales larger than for day
long time comprising about 5000 bbls, mainly for
export and including sG1 TO- 900 bbls extra State 10
rive all month, at $40 IS Sill Rye -four 1rner,
In sympathy with other kinds though the demand
moderate Tue sales were about $40 bbls. within the
SOC per bhl higher IN aympathy with the other
sions Corn nrn, with sales Of 400 bbs tho
al nrPAa n
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larged SCALE The market for sins was very nrm ana
bills 10 good demand, While were few "ner-
Ing rhera fair demand for continental oiis' ana
rates we've IN distances fraction higher
Bankers Ois 90 England Al sixty days were quoted
bvls, les. 100; bills on PARIS sixty days, 6lsz
6.i67s; at threo days Ills 6l4t.
Hve,wenties are reported weak at Frankfort, parity
in consequence Of tho advancing gold premiums mere
and The attempts nom this side TO force the new 1853
and 1857 ssues GA the Boue Notwithstanding the fact
that these hare hitherto proved dlfncuit Of sale.
Mr. c. p. Bsley formerly chief Of the loan branch Of
the Treasury at Washington, has been appointed
ceiver or n Croton National Bank OF this city.
The Bucson River Railroad Company have declared
dividend Of four per cent free OF ax, pays
bic oosober is.
suit TO test the consttutonaty Of the income tax
has been commenced In the Circuit Court OF st. Louis
county Missouri and tho plaintiff states that said tax so
seved upon bis income gains and profits for the year
1899 direct tai, and such IL levied in violation
Of the constitution OF the United States and particularly
IN violation Of tho third paragraph Of section one Of
article one and Of the fourth paragraph Of the ninth
section Of said article that taxes levied upon the In
come. gains and profits OF individuals by the act Of
Congress under which defendant assumes to scl and
under which defendant hss assumed TO demand and
fercibly collect tho said from plaintiff have never
been apportoncd among the several States included
within the Union, according 70 their respective num-
bers have they been levied in proportion 10 the
and enumeration Of Inhabitants ~ required in
said constitution and the tar aforesaid assessed against
plaintiff and for tho payment whereof said levy was
made, Ne Illegal and void
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SHIP PING NEW S !.
POSI- Of SeS YORK. OCTOBER s, lsI.

Cleared.
Steamship Denmark tBs) Thomson. Li-crpoo-Sstonal
Streaming Hsmmonis HAM, EEers Hamburs-Run.
Rars Lord Clarendon tBr, Ivcnier, c,di,-Hsrbscss
marx shawmui, lord caes-%.ller / Toush,on,
BARK Murray Jr. Mulssan Fort Al Prince-R Murray,
brig Bisclow Or, sarkcr, Halifax, Ss-H pewoif
brx ryro tpr), layton. windsor, Ss-crani. umpnr.y
vic "a, 7. vsy. Ray, Jacksonv,llc--wsrrsn RAY.
sea- sea- sSa,iBeds Bede RicSmond-M B is Asna''
sebr 90 Niesers9n siaeht Baltimore Baker Dayton
stssmsr Mayds~er, Rooinson. Ph,i.dslphls
Arrived.
Steamship Pioneer. Snow Cow Bay Sept - Win coa, 10
psrmce Bros sept2i the passage IL the south
don Roson with The capain crazy, Aaa ha9ns no
s.ssm.hp ssrss AIss md WIZ ose ~, -
20 the Old pomnion Steamship co
ds Weston rsy fas.ed caps y soos ni ifop ~ JUN
SnsoS 81 out '2fS S s : os h tso%
s s. Ssss Tom s s9 4 n.ss.
.S s.'s sy 70, ps d. Sept g "a % mp
0g sp %Ss. o so", 9, , and a.
ss loo :, s. siy bark ysTonir. ogeh from b.vs
empty Had very hssvy weather Oh The Caps. Aug los
10 Chas Csruw - ''
Bark Highland MARY (Br), Perry Newport a days With
railway roD 10 Boyd Hnokea Had heavy weather. Loaf
jihboom s
BARK White Coal. Freeman Rsnaeut for Pro,iaonoe.
Brig Bos,'s, ldnislcy. Aspnsa. ii days With mdse 10
J JOY. - - -
sr,s Jane BEL tSr, Kelly 9 Domingo City. Sept ~. WITH
Brlg Neiye antrim Waliaes, Nuevtas II days. with
Brig uermann .rusl Theile, Bridgeport Co. Is days.
Brig hho Br), Gordon, oisce Bay u days. win coal. 70
Brig Village Bel. 3rl horrsop Gov Bay is days With
Brig Stephen Duncan, Tyler, Wilmington NC 7 days
vi naval stores, 70 master.
schr Calvin Adams, 81 Andrews NE, II dsya with lam
Der. 20 Jed FRYE q co.
Scar Fsrlsnd Avery, Baltimore 10 days Nisht OF sd
inst at o'clock went ashore Roiner snosi wherc shs
until the Afternoon Of the th, she got
on with the assstanco OF VIM II Perry General Agent OF
Injury.
Echr u vassar. Jr Chrisue Marsham.
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The wheat market ouoyaut the opening aud. under
ssay higher choice wheat was also wanted for shipping
OF Of; 70 i" cents Tss aen. psa. .apps
the market became quiet and closed tame holders being
'ss . .ss' sf.s a;s gii "a .a ia
3: he e I'd 40 :r.ss I'ssd
J. Tor ssy g y 81 for waite southern
her Michigan wss ro@lnsy 81 80 the sans yesterday
ms ~. .a & s. POD 'SSa ss
Corn We. more active msnly FOR Eastern shipment ard
advance parity lost N. sales were about 1900 busasls
s 6. w's,P %s' .1 4 ; 81 ss sl I.SS
osi. YER s;s. a. che cpea,ns ,gt dn aud ewsr q re
e. s, s q IS ana hers a.as e ~,
s. Mai r aa aaie; and nominal ma
inpsrsa sr.sser SSs sagOr. noysesSs and W
Sgry @ ts. s seys snS :' ~ea se ssvs
do for newt weess Glasgow slca.ers a. high ,sod
lsnslh Of une would probably induce ihippns merchant.
20, ~ .Sv. pr"atass e.s,Sy sent ahs !. o, ,ss
same time there would ssly g mee aensnd lcr
eom5in-d sh me movemenlof slnu fror the southern
Po5. 70 IBIS srsps n tes o <. age
. os Inc sa?pqs a,s dec aedy brighter thar
as9 I; ' ss 'sP0.i e. IA :, f.o-..o
oS So.s.. 81 so '21' ss sS Sa" :.
.ssanes 100, HI a2ar I'll. a. .nl res.arsmsn,
gu. IT, en-. = s fe,n s,.ses Pee a Pa
wscs. ss9cco Al xs aud per s,samer eso ti,rcss p,
. nn4' 100 esl.s cotton at &c TO Rotterdam igsl
fact logwoJd Al 2js and tpD bbis dried apples At
soiop rehart.rs were-A brig 4, Jamaica aud bscs All
s,s ~ per Dol, sai port charges paid vessel 20 osi
iaf "a Csroiha for Barbados .sves, 81 gold; from
stih Carol M TO New YORK, shingles and slaves snd
ntisa esrs Ns tons from New York to Bueoos Ayrss
.um ger snd msssut enont goods, on private terms
uuNSE.-Were duh, and prices we're cnfirsiy nominal
bprs-Ware rather active: sslss made OF 500
,ly ana soasiry ,iaashsrs q. lse isSc 100 Acapulco
iands) on private tsrms.
Hors business vas moderate and price. steady
Ind arm; saes 70 bales AZ 900. = zoe ss to quality
HEn.-Ths narses for all kinds onlnue1 dull and
'rices nominal. - -
HAT vas moderaIely sctivs and steady. shipping was
j Az gold.
IaosIhe market for both Scotch sod American vas IN.
susly quiet but full prices were demanded sacs we're
epoed o. 80 tons aleugsrnock and Sunmeyss on pri.
aie Terms Gonrarnock quoted At t43 So ~ ship and
nnerican unchanged.
Lgsstr account OF the low price. prevalent the re-
1913 o. Eastern spruce continue crirsmsy light adj, va
u ns hnou al the cargoes sfoat have been dispc.ed
ls IA oemand however is light. We quote the fanAe
=, WE fiooEing boards quoted . 30 n eaS
iAths-.We ere quoted steady at 81
- ~ unchanged, being moderately active and
iraiss .vtamou was quoted At ~ 80 aud lump 81 s5
Lslp~W.s apii and prices were unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY. Oct. $-oP NJ.
BEFswAx without decided change We note sales Of
1900 lhs NJ <lc. axe. mainly at tho inside figure
CANpIEs -Adsmantins in better demand and tribe
higher Sales made Of 5000 boxes IA ounce at 23c
Sperm advanced &C. per ID. being held at 5oc
co. respectively
The market quite unsettled and prices
IRREGULAR thu business light and generally at reduc
lc 10. from yesterdays quotations. The sales
only Loco bales including 705 spinning subjoned
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Hrhr W Bowen. Hal. Diahton.
sehr Maria Lnnt Bsy0ton. Brttsepork
Schr l. Han Lawrence. Portland, ca
Schr Joseph Han Crane. Portland CT
~ FOR ADDITIONAL sHiePtSa INTELLIGENCE
SEE ANOTHER PAGE. -
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RESTAURANTS.
~ 49,
ICNGLTsH sOLES ENGLISH HAREa
II For dinner. for snle
RICHARDSON'S, ~ Fulton, near Gold
Bass Ale and Guinness Porter o draughI
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PRU ssIA.

The Preach Claims ON Count Bismarck.
The Augsburg Gazette OF a recent date says:-On the
oath OF July NJ Benedett Ambassador Of France made
communication 70 Count Bismarck, OF which the fol-
lowing are the main features The Neither and terri
tories having belonged TILL then TO the exerman Con.
federation to be excluded from any political union
with Germany, and Prussia 70 renounce her right Of gar
risoning Luxembourg. Retrocesslon 70 France OF the
territories Of saarelouis, Of sarrebrack and its coal
basin, both obtained BY Prussia at the second
peace OF Paris Cession to France OF the Rhenan
Bavaria and Hesse, The soverigns Of those
states 70 receive compensatons IN GERMANY
extent OF territory than the France compelled
70 restore 10 Germany 1915 In getting possession OF
the Rhenan Bavaria and the coal district of the Sarre
France would have obtained two orresses Landau and
Saarelous and also Mayence, the buwark Of Germany
Moreover Luxemburg having ceased 10 belong 70
the German Federation, Holland would have bad no
longer interest 70 pay the expenses OF the fortress
Of the Grand Duchy which would then have 70 be gar
risonsd BY The FrrDch or demolished. e0i4at " ts
The Augsburg Gdxdte adds that IL is matter Of pub
lie notoriey that the territorial compensations claimed
by France have not been withdrawn and that the duv
.vA~ Frorce vii deew proper 10 pres tes again PR
kape aOl far diseonL
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ary some Domos we're exploded near !. Eustaobo.
The good sense OF our fellow citizens VII have
the dignity Of the party and or the National
Committee, aud contrary 10 DOR principles aud our
cant fact u the sudden and almost sautaneoos appear
ance OF police. poniihca solder and particularly OF
zouaSes on the scene. and the innefmte and tumui-
arrest Of many citizens throws nEht enough upon
the matter enable form corre opinion respect
ing H. The Affair In fac', OF that series OF acts
the rsaco os pssy Constantly seeking 70 provoke
ustbat sses 70 which belong the ntrgues carried on
70 drive the Pons from Rome and appeal 20 religious
fauai nsm the numberless searches made regnrdiess
Of all considerations, BY which our houses and our
domestic peace disturbed the endless which
alarming rumors BY which il is sought 70 inspire terror
IN the public mind The conquest achieved by the noisy
letter which Is proclaimed belonging agen, who
Neither appertains TO our ranks nor Is partisan OF our
4 Our enemies Arc evidently MAKING every effort to
weary us under the last " our sore trials-toeraon
sna desire 70 surprise and defeat " in detail We still
end disregard Tho ssmpsssious thrown in their
way Bus O. most sacred and irrepressble demonstra-
tion y that OF the seyerest reserve towards. the
Foreigners, and above all the exerrable corps Of
Zoaavss This body Of represent the most essential
expression Of reous fapascsm they are the confede-
and the last arm Of ihc tyran priest Between she scum
OF mankind and enrssvss there can nothing In CON-
c s e. must .ns % g. fought
the covers us nor the air We
breathe We do not give advice to our fellow citizens,
since their admirable intuition ui anticipated We shall
rather pase their noble behavior upon every occasion in
Keeping aloof from the theatres and every public place
where he odi0us Uniform may be We only eucour
ago them persist tho course absouteIy required
by our honor The example Of venetia who for ssven
teen years reliDQuished her. favorite. amusemenss
for similar cause, Ii before Aye6 To our ladies'
especially appsa mot ouly shat they may make these
slight sacrifices for the honor Of the country bat that
they may inculcate them upon those whom thoy
have influence. II Is time that our lady fellow
citizens also should elevate themselves patriotic and
national sentiments. United BY unanimous accord we
shall leave 70 the few vile friends Of tho foreigner and
their ignominy the either the theatre or
other places Of pubic resort with the Infamous uniform
OF the papn mercenary We shall not fail 10 note such
and publish their names order 70 consign them to in.
fanny and TO the rsprobaon o. justly rtated patriot
ism and the opinion of all those who feel that they have
dear native country Of their own. .ts+7.s
THE ROMAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
RoME, Jan. T. 1867, .-tttst .stst*.
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sr~s~s Fr~~nn p~s~spts ~hs prsvsstsd every person
women sr~ ehsssrvn. from crossing fhs roniers
snsr the fAi~ prsisx than The sAe plaque raging
% be1s1sA great nsnesr of grns daraes assisted
the ps~~ny ~ka pAnsi along The frontiers In parties
~ fan fo1r s~easy psrsons armed with ancee, day
and night ~D~~ Do know The least OF the EXIST
snfs u us cattle plague 10 BOHEMIA there Of
oanr~ BE- ssns ehsr reason for these traordlnary
need 70 conceal hal siandesneiy plAnued dis
sdssntAxsf perhaps N. large scse evidently
de~uned " cary guns and other wariike material
nsreesy " surrts and 70 from sleeps or
osrdsssrs ses NOME fssars plans How strictly the watch
ksr$ vou nsAy psso~vs fron the Tact inst the 7th
lnsI physscs~a 81 IN name o schxarx, rendiug AZ
N~chod sss stopped ID The rr1sisn frontiers by four
= % sss Sss ss' 70 ssss ssfs Ss
patients living To- Prussia and ASKING hs nedal advice
After soxn~ oppO9tjsB be allowed 10 the place
where NJ pen~nt lived, on condition, however, that
he should return fmmediA,ey afier having done his
business However Improbable the whole affair nay
spsear thssv every believe in tho report
u eow "a hAs ben rcfutsd by either the on
cal or thc tndrpsneeat papsrG
The newly sppsnsed conmandes Of the troops garri-
soncd IA Bohemis- or1nes hontsnuovo, son Of Maria
Louisa second wife 70 Nspoleon arrived hsrs fsw
days ago 20 take his command He being OF very
simgie habS the departure Of his predecessor Count
Clam Gailss, oil b The more deeply fsh by the ars-
toerAy and tho oeer Who ssrs very frsquenty enisr
The commander IN. chief OF the Ausssian army-she
Arcnduke Albrecht the hero Of usoxxas expected
arrive bore In few days h ,ns<nds 70 inspect the
fortresses and osttis nstds of Bohemia
proclaimed Bohemia, sook place This week ssnisncs
pronounced upon tie rioters Of Hostonistx place
In our ncgbborhood The vngieAde were ssutepced To
sevsn, six and i've ysefs' Improvement, with hard
years. imprisonment soms Of the psisoncn were
acquitted
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Csntinned Prepnrarions or Brazil for a vigOs--
Gus Prosecution Of the Wsr-ExpIesiou and
Loss Of Life in Paraguay Movements Of
United srases saeamers-The Bask Of Bahia
Robbed, &c. aaF 81
II ~ 800 LONDON, Feb a 1867.
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiro brings follow
ing Intelligence Y8a.lNs te4
Brazil was continuing her preparations for vigorous
prosecution Of the war against Paraguay s s4
terrible explosion accompanied with great loss OF
life had recently occurred in Paraguay. q, Eenl sa
The United States war steamers Shamokin and Pensa--
cola len Montevdeo the Sth Of January for cruise in
the Pacific ocean. ~ te- t ra ff. EN- +
The United States steamers Juniata and Rssaes we're
at Rio Janero. 1873 rsn awsh ss4Sa
The steamship Guiding Star left Perasmbuco on jana
AIRY II for Bahia ~ ..-.tfe . FISH Es sftn
The bank at Bahia bad been robbed Of $500 600 s.s
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4 y RIA.

Rc~&sssisss 81 th~ Presia~ss ~ th~ Cssseii.
f0xpox. Feh n i~s7
Dispatches frcn the Continent the rs~izna
nn Of Count Becr~d President of The Council Of -saie
II ths Empare Of Austria Richard, Count bsicseii Was
appointed Minister Of ss's ~ the Emperw srAnes
Joseph Ne s.h u July, lsss Ne had charge o. the
civil sdssssgsHslsa q sse enprs "a every po'ni sish
ezcsptica a mssasss rcsssss so tbs cvcwn Of Hss
say He wss Pss~sasss q ~ Uoasn o. Ministers md
ssEs~sa professionally with Ne dissesses - - hsiu
ArsaleAi change IN The xis,ssy " Assun . pssaias
vw>xs, Feh q asaa
me resignation Of ccuns neSerssi hAs h~~s scepssd
ny the Encsrcs and B&rox von Beass hes es~n aasas
rressdeni Of the Cospcsi ~ state
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IN i'm mssss crcle round Me ros wksis tAssr p~.srw
stand Ia smaller ring inside. and facing theaa The
ladies' thus stand by side the gentlemen aitio
~ ing their partners The psrso az What supposed
70 be- tisa head Of the circle "a surh a thns
wailzes with his partner beixe tbs too mugs
round the room and returns hs original posan With
his partner again facing him. After ne he'd ave
six yards start the couple 20 shrcsgh The
IN ng, and ad iafsstsm. The method. cro~dsa
ROOM Is excellent. and much pusnng, 81 the
time giving all "a clear field and No fAsorb
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I1ynpoor. Feb. 4, 1857.

LTrpooI, Feb. 4, 1851.
The siesmship Nanhasnn, which lett New YORK JAnr-
AIRY "A, has arrived ost
Disasters mt Sea.
LONDON Feb 4, 1857.
The bark Irma Captain Cummings, which ieft Calves
ton December 20 for Liverpool was the 26th Of
January IN Distress She was making for Fayal
The ship Fanny Larrabee while on the way from
Hayre TO Cardiff went ashore The coast Of the Isle Of
wight. whore she now lies in bad position
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yirpifesss o. the Roman National Comsnittec.
Tho Roman National Committee issued tho following
manifesto consequence or individual having er.
ploded bombs IN the Piazza santa Chara on the eve OF
The Epiphany, although without provoking any mani
feeaslon whatever on the part " the people assem-
hied.-~
n ~ RcsAss-on ms evening Of The 9Th Of jam.
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KANSAS LEGISLATURE.

,.to Falm 4ae- stHst ST.. LOUIS Feb 4, 1857.
Topeka telegram saws q resolution has been intro
duced into the Kansas House of Representatives asking
Congress to conscae the property Of rebels n excess
Of 5000. tN
Both houses have passed the resolution rsquestin 6
Congress to establish military posts tho frontier
resolution introduced In the Senate providing
for committee TO investigate the alleged OF bribery
during the late senatorial election
Both houses have passed resolution ask Congress
provide for the election OF United States Senators BY
the poOple @g ~s4 Fss FHst .4 sF IA 34-
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NASHVILLE, Feb. q 1851.
The Preu md Times Of this morning asserted that
citizens Of Willie Canon are banded together and large
sums OF mong raised 70 procure the assassination OF
Colonel W. B. stokes and other radical leadcrs In the
House of Representatives. to-day resolution was adopted
70 investigatothe matter.
In the Senae to day the Committee on Federal Rels.
tons reported resolutions requesting David Patterson
United ssatcsSenator, 20 resign.
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stlsiuM


PASS. 700 a lser
s-#sv.. ,snm nos have occurred the town u MAJ
sasssnss, Bsgsam- the trcuTs called ppcn 20
esel The disturbance and The asbssss of shsT aay
several OF the rioters were shot snd killed
Lnxpos, fsh s-Eveuinx
ID seems from later ntelllsssos rsaivea thai u
ncs harchie0nss France wbe~ she l@nor RIOTS seoued,
bui AArch,cnnss Pcnt village ~ tie IwoFncs a.
HainAsl Belgian. the rHilrcsd 70 Brp~~@
The Aaitassss Ess~sassS.
tovps~, r.h s-Eyeuing
The labor riots IA Belgium sr spresdng
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en- eLA n o .

R~~lsssfies Of the Wisiss~r On Fvas~e.
Lospos. Fen q lST.
lord cowi~y has gusd hs position a. British xia
The French court 70 which once he accred
n~d h. lhs Queen ca the esh Of December Iss2
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THE Lsndes Money Market.
LONDON, Feb l-Noon.
Consuls for money unchanged at 20 gA1s
United State Avetwe bonds have slightly declined
The ruling figure ~ the opening wss " 1915.
Illinois Central shares have advanced "a. and are
Ere share. have advanced <. and are qusisa a
3ssd.
Liverpeei Cotton Mavk~s.
lIvKKrooi. Feb 4--Nsop.
The cotton market opens heavy and nsrtlve The
Gales to-day VII not exceed 900 bales Notwfshstssd
,ug the inactivity, middiing uplsnds unchanged
Itkd
IrvyRrooL Feb 4-Fyeniag
The cotton market continued duii and .ss~~d al e-
cline Of a. rnddng upiandS being last qusea Al "A
ger 10. Sales Of the day 1900 bales
ronsols closed AZ 20 pl6 for money
Avw,cAS strrNuss
closed at the following rates
United States hve-twentirs. ............... - "a
Erie Railway shares. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a..
The Confidential Beur.~s
PANS. Feh 4-Ey.Dn4
Tn,ed states bonds have declined =.
III FRANKFORT Fcb e. Eyrrinx
United states bonds closed at q ds-ins - =.
AmsTKRpss. ieb. a-Evrnnx
The bank has lowered ts rate ~ Discount from 10
Ii,evpssl Bw~sa~ssas Msyket.
IfvKRrool, Feb. t-kyennE.
The market for bresdsintfs j. dull
Iiv.rp.el Prsdwre MARKET.
ISygxroor. Feb 4--Evening.
lard selling to-day ri 52s sow a. -. and spr-
90 turpenine at 3ss
Pennsylvania retired and Canada white petroleum are
nro'ed al ie Gisd
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TINE MEXICAN QUESTION.

a. Gres-glaa War steamer fs~ Maxiwsitss.
IoSpos Feh 4. 1881
Tue steamer undsne, Which 60 ordered 20 be eat fos
Ms Empercr Of nesco. has been finished and VIII seoa
cali yevA Craz-
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HAY.


Fcte 70 Amers-as Omv~rs.
PARm, Fch \ 1851.
A grand fHe given 70 ths officers of the United
States steamer Colorado vInafrspca yesterday
Tnendy speeches made and toass drunk and she
snshusssm YES unbounded
The Death Pewalsy abolished.
roxrScs. Feh. a 1891
The National Parliament has abolished capital punish
nssf throughout she kingdom Of Italy.
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Negotiations Betwees Prussia and Bavaria.
BrRIIs, feb 4, 1897
IL h reported that the governments u Prussia and
bavaria arranging the basis Of treaty o. alliance,
offensive and defensive
Fred Carl . candidate Cor The new German rarila
meat
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BALusoRRL Feh a. 1907.
The stsannhip Worcester. from LIVERPOOL rot into
Annapolis Nday where she IS detained on Account
OF the ice cr passengers aud mails reached this CITY
to-day. AIMING the former Captain T. r. Sears LADY,
and child, arl nine of the brig n w. Titler of
Philadelphia abandoned at and carried into Her.
muda, whcrthe worcester stopped for coat Her cargo
consisted orconsenmen,s for Cincinnss ~ Louis ard
other Weston cities, as weil az FOR Philadelphia
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Royal Family Anias~e With Rsssss.
PAns feh 4 1885,
II IL reported that the King Of Greece 10 shout .,
marry princess q lhs imperial family Of Russia