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The wheat uarks. was duh md nominal and lc. lower
Se less to NJ, shs sa,s
Sss ssa sS :.s an ;s sh ss y s e SsfG
s,c for new mixed Ws..ern y Oh Tor old do in store
sa am se market s. was az sSs5 "a 5 hSs.sEy closing a. M
and ssc acat Rye was heavy with sales Of S0o bushels
Western at I So barley was moderately active with
ds West and s "a for Hungarian Barley matt steady,
Frslsnrn marie, W = triac more active. bu, rate.
were again lower in some cases The engagements
the inside rate was pada asi evening bb. rosn at
sc ~ d 3d. s1 eses cotton z. IA 10 srs%en Per srcanmsr
cow per steamer 1850 bhls rcsn at a The were
ieum private terms and shp, ss4 sons to Australia
GUssIrs we're saI bu steady. We quo.sBass, l7,sc
l7,Ie, and cloth M, a,5c .s. ,....ns ... 1890.
purchaser ranging Sc 20 sc Tor Inferior to choce
msss < % vas ass' go s a,s % q ,or Al kinds
do, and ssai a Ioc; a lossc., DO.
NAp%. ss sb spirit. ,upsnp. and
ssa.y and We only heard Of sass Of q bs, q ssc Kesn
So .asa lnas s
ne sa SS S doo ~ S nss SS
600 sSod 20 se ss sa sG%sa q & goo No. ses :. y
SO do, "a 7b We qioe strained, ya5o 81 55:
sSa . qs Z rss
or Llnseea heard Of sales Of moments price.
these prices. Other kinds dull at yesterdays
orIcAKr-weriern dull and nominal $50 $50 80
4, Receipts: Es pkg, cut mss.s q DO, and
we're s ao1s ss NEW
ss SSl for old do Prime and extra prime were quoted
delivery c6 Tbis new mess for -four months al
M 2s Dressed hogs quiet prices renamed steady
Ss IL ss s rHs sna aaa Price. sssvy
y6 for plain mess, and si2 Sio do. sales ~
s Ssr ss b % sc. em sesf Was VI but s
sought alter and prices favored the buyer Sales - cs
scr INDIA do S meats were hepry with only moderate
demand the being pk az iSc isc FOR dry sslsed
ha:red Bacon was dull and nominal a. former prices.
sale. bssos only about 81 psss sc for No %
prime steam aud Kettle rendered.
The crude il bulk quie. and heavy soc
2o s v: heard q no ssea q moment G Crude IN ss,s
tes Refined slow OF sale, the demand being light but
Ss es s' o S Gn Gs q ss
In Phaaepha the market was quiet and heavy closing ~
Ss ssdsa to s ST ws sr ssfss q c
March al u from April TO June al s6s4c, and 1000
RSos~csrora was Il moderate demand, and prices
were steady = sc sAc for common % prime .r.,,vo
sas ss w.s ws' more Nc steady
for fair 70 good refining Cuba There were sales q o nhd
were ssvsrsiisrss sales runorsa Sus we could
them Refined consInued allow Of sale and heavy ci9sns
lsSc for hard ne: i7sc 6or soft white isc ieSs Tor
'is s ssd % IS ssa duty, pss, herr;
ftss grass were ere steady Al yesssrdsys aaoss.ons
srEARrNs.-The demand was moderate, but prices were
rAiLow continued steady with . rood demand. SALES
wcrs madeo 100000 iba q lic IL mn go
Hss Hi psid a. - '''''' - :
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to attend the funeral. rom his late reedsnce 20.
lao Wooster street, ON Tuesday afternoon' - one
OclOok.
snrH-n Williamsburg. on Sunday, MsdA !.
JOHN O. SMITH, aged 50 yeArA
Relatives, friends and members. Of Chartsr OAK
Lodge, r. and A. NJ, are invited 70 attend the
funeral, from his late residence No. Lewis place
second street. on Tuesday afternoon, at one O'CLOCK
STEPHENSON In this city, on Sunday, March y
JULIA II. STEPHENSON.
The relatives and friends OF the family. and Of her
sons-ln.iaw, Rev. A. H. Mead and Rev. l.. 8. Weeds
are invited to attend the funeral services this M0n-
day. afternoon At four O'Clock from 12S Allen street
:, TIM IIkDaaL.EOn AL Thursday March : ELIZA, wie OF
henry Iinoaii, ol Hastngs England
the friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to auend the FUNERAL from her late residence, No.
$40 West Thirty-second street. this (Monday after
WAT.-On Wednesday, March g. MATILDA STUD
WELL, infant daughter Of Edward A. and Annie
Watt.
The remains were inferred in Greenwood.
WALTON Sunday, March I, OF consumption,
SUSAN N. T., the beloved wife OF Maurice W. wail.
IN the 31st year OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral, from her late residence No. 3Ol
Third avenue, Tuesday afternoon, one O'Clock.
WALKER.-At Plantsville, Conn.,. on Friday, March
s, OF congestionl OF the lungs, DANIEL WALKER, in
the 5Sth year OF his age.
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tements compare as follows:-

The stock market was subjected to q "bearo ut
tack commencing In the early portion OF the week
and lasting until tho opening OF business on Sat
urday morning, when, the object OF the movement
had been attained, there was q general "cover-
ing'' OF the shorts, resulting in higher prices and
firm market at the end OF business
Southern securities were improved 10 sympathy
with the better prices for government bonds. The
Iouisianas were the feature, in consequence OF q
large investment demand, resulting from the fact
that the adjournment OF the Legislature put end
10 the fear OF new issues OF bonds. Prices c0sed-
Tennessces. OK coupon, 67 67iS; do, new, 90 q
c6J<: do. fiye per cent, 81 81; yirgnias OK cou-
pom, SIX o 57h; do, new, 61 q 62; do, regis
tered stock sos 5oX; do, registered. is6e "a
Sc; do. registered, 1867, 81 81; Georgia
SKIES. 81 o 50; do sevens, % q p3; do. sevens,
interest payable In Georgia, sS 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon, e2A o2sl; do, new, IS
a 5sh; Missouri sixes, sox 500; do, Hannibal and
st. Joseph, 80 si; louisiana skies, TAX "a; do
levee SKIES, 70 72h do. do. eights, s6h q ss;
Alabama eights, e44 95; do. nyes, 90 Q 07;
do. skies, sterling, o. q %; South Carolina sxes
71k q s2H; do. new, 10 ,oK; do, registered
stock, % q o.; city OF Memphis SKIES 81 . 51A;
DO. Atlanta eights. rs SO; do Savannah sevens,
% %; do. New Orleans consos, rs a so; do. do. Is
sued TO railroads. os 70; Mobile and Ohio sterIing
90 6s do. eights, IS 81; Mississippi Central Rail-
road, flrst mortgage, 90 20; do. second mortgage
- . 60; Memphis and Charleston nrst mortgage
90 Oh; do. second mortgage, rs II; do stock, ~
40; Circcnville and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed,
81 co.
The following were tho closing prices OF govern
meut bonds on Saturday:--Unted States sixes
1881, registered HAY 49, do, coupon, 1io,l ilci;
do, 5-2o's, registered, ilsis 1i3k; do, coupon
1862, I1s,s 1lsa@; do, 1884, 114s 114k; DO, 1865,
11oh 1lGk; do, now, 1868, l12A 113; DO, 1867,
112K 1ls; do, 1853, 112X q 113; DO, 1o-i0s,
registered, 1o4S lo4js; do, coupon, 1861 1854
currency bonds, 1o2 q io2,s.
The exports OF specie from New York 10 date in
the previous sixteen years compare "a follows:--
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CoFfEE.-Rio steady and firm at yesterdays quota
tions, heard Of transactions kinds
dull and nominal.
Flour GRArN-Reccips 1882 bbs. four 100 do. and
26l bags meal bushels wheat 6cB
l25o malt Tho nour market exceedingly dull and
prices nominay about 1oc lowerexa State selling
SO though higher price bid for large amount
for future delivery speculation. California -four
dun and nominal Tho sales only about 1900 bbl.
Southern -four dull and nominal Sales 300 bbs Rye
OF sale and prices favored the buyer
bbi Corn mea steady, with sales of $50 bbs Marshs
caloric At S5 10. We ouote:-
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The money market was active az the fu legal rate
OF interest," which in some instances was exacted In
coin or with the addition Of . commission Of one
sixteenth to one-cighth At the close there was an
easier feeling and loans on call werc made
at six per cent on government collaterals-
The weekly statement OF the banks as pre-
sented yesterday afternoon Is not O favorable
one, the item OF loans beng increased $4,000
against decrease Of s3Ooo,ooo In specie and legal
tenders The decrease in specie is due to the large
customs payments and In legal tenders to the with
drawal OF money by the country banks In prepara-
ton for the expected demand for quarterly state
ment. The deposits have fallen or 81, 500, 900, and
the discrepancy, compared with specie and legal
tenders. is, doubtless, duo to the return OF fands
Withdrawn for speculative purposes. The last two
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Total. $lZ, 105,30 $1,000, 3Oa
Subjoned IL the total valuation OF foreign imports
at the port OF New York for the week ending
March 8, compared with that OF the previous
week.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

While nearly every department OF business ia more
or less aected by the changes incident 10 the birth
of new administration, and values on the Stock
Exchange are subjected to almost wild fluctuations,
there appears to be not the slightest disturbance In
the current OF real estate speculation growing out OF
these new governmental developments. The activity
heretofore noticed in the market has continued to be
s distinguishing feature during the past week, and
is It's promised characteristic for many weeks yet
to come. The extent Of this activity and OF the
transactions for the period mentioned as well a. for
the expired portion Of the year. is shown in the fol-
lowing table OF the gross receipts Of auction sales OF
various descriptions OF property continued from pre-
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WHO owns TINE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL :
n OF rHn HERALD

To THE EDITOR OF THn HKRALD:-
In your issue Of March there Is an article COM
menting upon the life and great commercial sue
cess OF Mr. A. T. Stewart. In enumorstinR his real
estate In this city you are IN In stating that he
is the owner Of the st. Nicholas Hotel mt. stewart
whiah the hotel seonde. ONE or the OWNkhA
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

ARN0LD-F0OrE.-InW WASHINGTON city, Saturday,
March O. ut the First Presbyterian church, BY Rev.
ID. Sunderland, FRANCIS B. ARNOLD, OF New York.
to AUGUSTA F0oTE, OF Washington, daughter Of
MAY-SCULL--On Sunday. March I, BY Rev. w. Il.
Johnston, Mr.. CHARLES A. MAY 70 Mas SARAH =.
6CULI. both Of Paterson.
Paterson papers Please copy.
RANDoLPH-FICHT.-On Wednesday, February "a.
at the Brick church. corner Fifth avenue and Thirty
seventh street. by the Rev. Alex r. thompson.
ID. D., Mr.. T. f. RANDOLPH OF Newark, N. j.. TO
Miss LEILA FIcHT, daughter Of Dr. O. q. Ficht Of
New York.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, March Sc p. II.

SATURDAY, March 6-6 Pm.
CoTTorRecepts, 1496 bales The market decidedly
active the demand being principally for export and
prices hrcr, particularly for the low grades which
sought after Sales made Of bales
cluding 3 for export 5as for spinning 4S7 speculation
and 500 in transit. For future delivery there
Of 100 bales low middlng for May 2sc and $50 do
Anrf w ouote.--
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rrankiin y n OF Caiyer st. ozS0x121 exS
csysr - ss, lo1 Of Franklin o. sasxSxibxloosx so0
Fulton ~ 40 n 81 r.o, "a, Z, a. N .. so
1909 6,l60
Hudson II II Hgh 1T 206x6l $500
Throop av O. 20 Of Stockton III 60xOO az0O
Wythe ~ and Rosa corner l0xl00x6 4x70xSox36 l0
LEASE RECORDED IN DRooKLyN. -
Park ana cumberland SIS corner yrs, per y. Lao
Lot 676 Map CArenceyie 25xl0U.. 100
HEMpSTEAD.
ksw Rosssv.y ,;c, road sd,onIng AbraAa%s acre ieo
pe'y'1 ~
jackson av and Maple st. cor 5Oxioo. 600
FLUSHING
Contro ~ and Myrtle ot, lots. xWO
NEwrOWN
Williamsburg road and Nswtown and Busnwick Pike.
of Roseyets. 700
Newtown Dutch Kills road 4 q ad Joining Deyose's,
~ acres woodland. S250
Jericho Pike n g. adjoining Thos Wllis, a acres 5000
GisnSove 70 hempstead road, adjoining Towns oso
ena A0'es '''''
wyckoH and North 81, corner boxl00 200
TRANsFKES IN wEsTCHEsTIR ooukTY-coRrLANDT:
Albany Post road, Capp's property, y acres 1853
Main st 8 May Lyns property, 6oxl5o 800
HARBIDON.
Caleb Horizons farm, 257 acres li.als
M0RRIBANIA.
Benson at. $50 Il Of Morris 60x100 800
Broadway, q, 200 OF TIN st 50xl25. 70Q0
BS1son s',n road and md Gouysrnsur q coy oS
Franklin av, go II Of jefferson St l08xS0o 500
Macomb av and Main St 50xuo. IL ,2S0
"sn st. A.lso y Of Grove Az ilSxa6o. SsOo
Turnpike road, ., s. M. Merriams 500
wESr FARMS -
WsSsrIsa Wn.on sy IA 70. Mount Hope sSS ss
Av Is and LIST ST, lOOx23... llUO
LIST az, ., Lot S7s. Mount Eden. 800
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Annexed Ia comparative statement showing the
shipments Of specie from this port last week and
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Many the writer Of these lines invalid ryddsa whns whiting s
Island St cx M thar health experienced and Witnessed many ss sa
beneficial effects the Bum thsrs produced upon many the avands Win
eussvss) seeking health and inquiry and avsgs nsd s history
it, medicinal virtues as wH delighted and surprised md ar III
which occurred determined possible the ss light
and xu the United stssea 'i a7 81 9tri7z ,aiss's
The result ms as glorious faf Mssf md suffering Humanity
celebrated PLANTATION slyTEas Plan
TA7H sTEs bang article Of real merit founded upon principals
relying why the vegetable world ris medicinal ~ sall
tan the history medicine and became household ward an av
world The sstae Tlsee health and tAs demand IRE
the PLANTATION BITES soon far exceeded the
Notwithstanding the Large importation Of St Bum syEssy
pounding these sts The quantity aaasus&
that sztsn AGENT
dispatched s. Thomas fm that purpose Il Wa M.aas securing na
leasing several On some Of the largest and productive Tie
island Houses ns and presses erected magic which utterly "assl
hsd the nssys The services experienced man Pc
cured and vy ~a tas repssEs the PLANTATION EE7zs IN
supply their laboratory with ID the perfectly pure z Bum nssad anus
turing the GREAT DYs7zeTc TONIC AND rv5aosATuR The
The natives crushing the susreaas and otherwise ss arths as sa
A. n anha's Fever md Agua htner. and xlxus ysy DT 4
cAx Kindred diseases tie use the PLANTATION szzas n ~
history tie world ORG Eve raa disposed d annually ING ~
a 10 md young mas and imaa ghsy asss ta sa dvld
rzedues immediate beneficial rssuK s14s ~ % aeN
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Commissioners-JNEs E. DkYDEl
JOHN fl. Urr, ANDREW B. SYsNs.
Sheriff.. S. CAMPBELL.
Treasurer-CHARLEs RAPPELYE.
County Clerk-JoHN T. KIRwAN.
District CIerk-FRANK BRowN.
County Attorney-X. K. SroUr.
Probate Judge-JoHN C. GORDON.
Register Of Deeds-DUScAS McINrosH.
School SUPPLEMENTARY W. BaowN.
Corober-SExEcA GURxEY.
Surveyor-AMos W. WATERS tra
ASSESSOR. C. WILLIAMS. .---
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AGENTS.,

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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPA.
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SHINGLES!

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BY A. C. Mills, on the Levse.
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A WINE TO BE RELIED ON.

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Weakly persons find benefit by its use.
Speer's Wines in hospitals are preferred
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THE
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