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DEATH Of An ECCENTRIC WOMAN.

A "IIomeIess', Street Wanderer OF Pengh-
kecpsie Dies and Leaves n Fortune of
$4,000 Without Claimant.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 20, 1860.
"Locky' ostrom, singular woman and for sew
enty eight years resident Of this CITY, died at ten
O'Clock last evening For years she never entered
church. In her early days her parents refused to
give her hand in marriage to an honorable sutton,
anu since that time "bockyn has wandered about the
city alone, all Of her blood relations hereabouts
being dead. Her brother, Hendrix 0strom Is said
TO have died Of starvation. leaving snug sum OF
money behind, $4,000 Of which fell into "Locky's"
hands. From that time forth she seemed to inherit
the disposition OF her brother, and became
misery In all her actions. working very hard ana
saving every cent OF money paid her and eating her
food AZ other peoples tables. A few days ago she
took cold, which resulted IN fever and death. As
her end drew nigh she was asked II she wished TO
settle any business matters, but she replied iH the
negative, and died leaving 425 900 behind without
WIN. II ID reported on the streets that many whose
houses "Locky" visited In her lifetime Will make
out heavy bills against tho estate, and that u Is pos
isfy such dcmsnds. The property is now in the
this citY.
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TtlrGRApnlC NEWS ITEMS.

John d. Ringles (colored, OF Boston, was held to
bail IN the sum OF $4,000 yesterday, charged with
breaking into the Post once at Auburn, Mass. and
rinng letters
The schooner d. II. Hodgkns was seized at Boston
Yesterday by the Custom House officers for the VIOLA
ton OF the revenue laws she having some three to
four thousand dollars worth Of smuggled liquors on
board.
d. ID. Sprague, OF Buffalo, was arrested yesterday
on n reuuisiton OF the Governor OF Connecticut on
the Governor OF New York, charged with perjury IN
q late divorce suit. Tho young man who was acci-
dentally shot by hia friend on wednesday aftern0on
died this morning.
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HATS md THrs.--The Heat of summer Has
passed away and of the most pleasant
sons OF shall cebergs floating,
feather. straight jackets &C. The streets fields and
forests viii clothed with white mantle There is
In waiting Those who wait event fortu
nate persons who hurry through life Waiting has caused
many bacheor aud old maid to in secret for
panion they waited too long. There Is no necessity of
waiting for means. II Is only necessary TO have few dot
Broadway Fulton street lie has not waited for tho
snowflake fall but has large stock OF goods in Hats nd
Furs selling This house Is of the lead
ing empoums OF fashion. Many gentlemen who FASH
onabe hat often came the celebrated KNOX.
Here the Derby Don Carlos, Harvard and Oxford.
These Hats becoming KNOX also has dts
great this selecting Ladies' Furs He
has Russian and Hudson Bay Sable, Mink, Asractan En-
mine. &c These goods very superior articles. The
ladies' skating Mus and Wrises very handsome and
the alsV gentlemens Fur Collars, Caps
Gloves and Robes OF description. Call and
the styles. Call on KNOX, 212 Broadway
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THE PACiFic COAST.

Movements Of tho Japanese Commissioners
Shipments Of tho Pacific Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 90 1882
The Japanese Commissioners, accompanied by Mr..
Brooks the Consul Of Japan at this port visited che
Mint, Notifications snd railroads to-day To-mor-
row they will proceed to the Mare Island Navy Yard
TO inspect the monitors, &C. there.
Six hundred packages Of tea were forwarded by
railroad to New York yesterday.
The total vote OF the State IN the September elec-
ton was %, 3o3-a falling or OF $4,000 from Novem-
Der, 1858.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat-Saies choice
at 81 so. Legal tenders, so.
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ENGLAND.
Tie irish Question and the Cabinc

The Irish Question and the Cabinet.
LONDON, Now 90 1862
The London Times In an editorial on the treatment
OF Irish questions at the next Of Parliament
says
The Ministry must he prepared with a land reform
bill framed with an eye TO justice and statesman
ship At the same time authority must assert Itself.
Treason must not be permitted. nor the praises Of
murder be sung. The declaration must go forth
that Ireland shall not be suffered 10 sink to the
level or Greece or the Siclhes. Such preparations
must be made, whatever the injury may be to the
ton 10 resistance.
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Lieutenant Commander George W. Woods has
been transferred from the Pensacola TO the receiving
snip Vermont and will enter upon his duties in
day or two.
The sohoolship Saratoga, stationed so far or the
battery to get disnfected arrived at the Navy Yard
yesterday. Everything will DO taken out OF her aud
she viii be completely redtted.
The Colorado, ordered to go into commission on
tho lat OF December is nearly ready and only wants
n new coat OF paint Work on the Tennessee and
Minnesota Is so TAR advanced that the exterior OF tna
null viii be completed In few DAYS
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TENNESSEE.

Important LAW Suit-Appointment or Chan.
cellor.
MEMPHIS Nov. &C. 1860.
Suit has been brought against number OF citizens
here in the Chauncery Court by the heirs OF William
Winchester OF Baltimore for over million dollars
worth or property.
X. j. Morgan has been appointed Chancellor, vice
Judge Smith, resigned.
The United states District Court commenced its
fall session yesterday, Judge Connolly t. Trlgg pre-
siding.
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IOWA.
Arrival Of \

Arrival Of Mormon Missionaries at Omaha.
CHICAGO, Nov. 49, 1862
Several Mormon missionaries arrived ut Des
Moines Iowa, yesterday direct from Salt Lake.
One hundred and ten preachers and elders were de-
tailed by Brigham Young on sunday last to go forth
on o mission OF two years. They came TO Omaha in
body and then separated, taking different roads
running east and south. Some hlty OF MEM passed
on to Chicago, Cincinnati, PhiladelphiaNand other
points. N
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IRELAND.

The Radical tReds'' Parliamentary Agitation.
DUBLIN, Nov. 20 1862
1t is said that the government intends to send
strong relnforcements to Ireland.
Mr.. Luby is candidate for Parliament from
Queens county.
Fenian candidate viii probably come forward
for Mallow. IN the county OF Cork.
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A Medical Wonder.
nv afrfrfs fTEE

rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout, their worst stages
scrofua, Kings Evil Eryspeas old Ulcers aud the worst
of diseases of the blood great Debility Liver Com
plant Kidneys Sat Rheum &C., &C.. most certainly
cured by this sovereign durfer II ths
public twentyone IL has cured hundred thousand
and never fails when taken directed certa6
curative FstHa all durable II the
old ulcers, where the bone has become carlos.
The Life Basam does contain particle mercury
any mineral.
new YORK, Nov. 10, 1863. F. B. CONWAY.
Principal depot 2i5 Grand street Sold by druggiss 81
per bottle for y5 Sent everywhere by express
Hyatts Snuff, 10 cures Catarrh.
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RUSSIA.
Official Persecution of the Isrnelites.

Official Persecution of the Isra elites.
ST. PETERSBURG Nov. 26, 1869.
The old law limiting the residence OF Jews has
been enforced in some parts OF the empire recently
Two thousand OF these people have been removed
from the Bessarabian frontier to the interior Of
Russia within q few days.
The impression prevails that the Emperor will
disapprove OF these proceedings.
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KENTUCKY.

EsAIio~e Of n Tobacco Firm in Louisvtlle.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 20, 1860.
A. l.. q. Robinson Co., extensive tobacco
manufacturers. today made an assignment. Their
liabilities amount TO nearly $500, 900.
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s..,.r a. I.o,er n NcaIecfed Cold viii De-

Guuuer Later "a Nc&teCitn Sotu WEI Do.
yeop constant cough shortness OF Dreat Ialng
nI rasnc az esh-he avant oOurers OF consumption In
sone instances viii produce broncnlts ds
az be branches the wndppe In all affections OF tho
pulmonary organs, well as in bronchial affections,
JAYNEiS ExPECToRANf Is both a palliative and cura-
live a. he estmony of thousands and It's worldwide rapu
aton attest while in coughs and colds acts speedily hnd
WHY not sye standard remedy an Immediate trial Sold
,vo 81 druU
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Akron Fronts for Buildings.

Iron Works, Twenty eighth street. Second avenue ana
Twentyninth street, New York
Manufacturers Of p. KINDA Iron Work for Buildings
Ile public are Teqesad 70 examne our style Of Iron
Fronts backing a. plight advance IN cost Of
Philadelphia brick 'front.' See buildings No. 70 Chatham
street. block on FRS, avenue between Flfythrd and Fifty
fourth streets.
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The Secret Of Beauty Lies In tho Use ef
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM FOR THE COMPLEXION.
Rougnuess Redress Boches, sunburn Freskles and Tan
disappear whore II applied and beautiful compilation OF
pure satnke texture In obtained The painest features
made to glow With heatu bloom and youthful beauty
Remember, Hasans Magnolia Balm Is she thing Rat pro
duces these effects and any lady ssoule for % cents
at any of stores at 81 Park New York Use ohU
LYON'H KATHARllN ha
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Iron Window LinteIs and Stills, for Brick
buildings at cost OF about ONE THIRD the price
OF brown stone. Also IRON CAPITALS OF the various
ders neness castings stabe for inside finish, al
Of about the price OF wood capitals.
Illustrated sheets sent on application.
JAMES L. JACKSON 4 BROTHER, Iron works,
Tweutye ghth sgrcet, Second avenue anu
Twenty ninth street, New York.
IRON FRONTS and every description OF Iron WORK ior
buildings
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drstood that peoples heads be turned from
grade of natural color beginning with golden brown aud
ending with shining black. This feat accomplished by tho
use OF PHALONS VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR rIIB
HAIR which has likeness shadow OF resemblance to
hair cooring heretofore compounded being
clear waterlke fluid which light cannot decompose, de.
void Of sediment, and stainless to the skin.
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Afford e. Topper, Manufacturing Silver
smiths wholesale and retail Nos 737 and 759 Broadway
Tenth street, up stairs.
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Advice Gratis.-Ofilce DIR. Filters Rheuma-
TIC REMEDY 7H Broadway.-Legai contract to cure or
money refunded, less 10 per cent.
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Taird Judiciary District.--l asa sure, Y Sm
sure that senator Noronb friend sun hse Coxs
OF the Eighth ward will be our Police Justice.
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BascheIor's Hair Dye-The Rest in the
world only perfect dye; harmless, reliable, nstana
neon4 Factory Is Bono street.
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and Gloves,

GentIemen's Fur Caps,
Muaiers,
and Gloves,
Boys, do, do. do, do.
All at moderate prices
WARNoCK & CO., Hatters,
Mo RrnadHaY.
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times with PHhLoN'S vITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR the silver threads that time has woven in
among the darker bres OF the whskers the beard the
hair OF the heal their ginal hue There k more
danger in applying than in bathing the skin with fair wa
ter II leaves tenacious hth dishgurng STAIN poll
faint behind II Is yelled from the light with
coating OF paper the deadly preparations and emts
nbo
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London Aqua scutum Cents ana Nfappers.-
An nvoice OF these stylish desirable garments win
ter wear lust received by HUNT DUskNbohf, nos O.
and A al House.
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An Article of True Merit.-ssBr0wn,s
BRONCHIAL TROCHES" the most popular article In
this country Europe for Throat Diseases Coughs and
this popularity baeed upon real merit which be said
of many other preparations the market which really
but weak limitations Of the genuine Troches.
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Zine Matches md IesYalry


OF all description for and repaired by first work
men. GEO g. ALLEN x SON, L17S Broadway between
Twenty seventh and Twenty streets dl5 Broad
way, door below Canal street
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Words of Cheer for Young Men, Who, Unv-
ing fallen victims TO social evils desire better manhood.
Sent 10 sealed letter ENVELOPES Tree OF charge Address
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A.-A.-U. s. Fire ExtiBguisher, Same
supplied to the n y Fire Department. Always ready for
No building without Beware of worth
less inventions. u s. Fire Exngulsher Company Nos
De
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THO buToHH VI ISHNH"Sf"N HuH TTIHttHH'
The investigation and counting OF sheets OF money
and coin in the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
at tho Treasury Department, which has been IN pro-
gress for the last three days concluded yes'er-
day, and a report, entirely satisfactory has boon
submitted to Secretary Boutwell,
Personal.
Bishop Morris, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
called a. the White House to-day, In company with
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stylish Hats mt Popular Prices.
BURKE, t23 Fulton 81 rect.

Those Suffering from Disease of Any Kiad
would serve their interests by enclosing cents III 81 Boud
street for Mrs NJ. O. BROWNS Metaphysical Frynphnt
81 pages think that the word means
the socaed 'spirtuslism of the day. ia rad ally oppo-
site. Metaphysics il the science of and eiest
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In View of the Deception Practiccd by Degi-
worthless Orode and other spurious imitation Watches
BUYERS OF genuine AMERICAN WATCHES should invaria-
bly, demand a certificate Of genuness.
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A.--For n Stylish and Elegant Hat Go To
ESPENsCHEID, Manufacturer, No. 1lS Nassau street
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Article n

-Weother Strips Exclude Cold, Wind,
Dust, &c. R0EBUCK BROS. IS Fulton street, New York.
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PENNS YLVANIA.
Fatal Accidents as Scranton.

SCRANTON, NOV. 20, 1899.
Edward G. Weston, son Of q. 7. Weston, aged
thirteen years, was drowned In skating pond to-
day.
George Hartmann machinist in the employ OF
the Dickson Manufacturing Company, was caught in
some shafting to-day and carried around five times
receiving fearful injuries. He died at four O'Clock
this afternoon. He leaves widow and nine chill
dren.
william Morgan, o miner for the Pennsylvania
Coal Company at the Stark Colliery, Killed to-day
by falling coal.
E. A. Caray, OF Exeter, late Of New York city was
seriously injured to-day by a runaway team.
Yesterday Alexander Nicholson, miner for tho
Pennsylvania Coal Company, at No. 4 shaft, near
Spring Brook. WAS killed by falling coal.
News Withheld from the Pittsburg Rcpub.
Ican.
PrTTsBuRG, Nov. 26 1869.
The Associated Press dispatches have been with
held from the Republican of this city on the
ground that that paper sold the dispatches to out
size parties. The propretors of the Republican have
caused the arrest OF G. j. Ferdinand, the former
editor for selling the dispatches, who claims that
they furnished with the full knowledge OF the
oroprietors. The case will have o hearing to-m0r-
row.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

COurtesics to a Departing Parliamentary
Reporter In Toronto.
TORONTO, Nov. %, 1859.
The Parliament House was to-day the scene OF an
Interesting event. j. X. Edwards has been long
and favoraDly known in Canada as the Parliament
tary reporter, and being about to leave in order to
MI responsible position IN the line of his profes
sion In washington, the members OF the Legislature
now In session determined to mark, by public tes-
tlmOnlal, respect for his character and abilities.
The presentation was made the door of thofiouse
and addresses were read by Hon. John 5. Mcdonald
and others. The testimonial consisted OF a valuable
gold watch and chain, Handsomely filled purse
snd, for Mrs Edwards, an elegant silver and cof
fee service. His coflnpres OF the press afterwards
entertained MIR. Edwards at a deje1ner In the Par
granted for the purpose By the Minister Of Public
Works
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Cristgd oro.s UnrivnIted Hair Dye.-SOid
and applied at wig and scalp factory No Aston House
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English Opinion of "Gnmin" Government
Napoleon's Coming speech.
LONDON, Nov. 20. 1859.
The London Times considers the election OF Roche
fort to the Corps Legisatn the 'ast impotent pro-
test OF an angry populace. The Qdnaf'ss have sent
one OF themselves to the Chamber. But this does
not prove that France is ripe for gain government
France, with the exception OF the First district OF
Paris has returned men who can best arbitrate be-
tween Imperialism and revolution-who Will at least
hesitate in making choice between Napoleon and
R0chefort."
II is reported that the Emperor, in giving CON-
mands to prepare his speech for the opening of the
Chambers said:-'I desire the widest and most alb
s0lute affirmation OF liberty.u
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Closing of Navigation the st. Lawrence.
Grave Charges Against n Member of the
Supreme COnrt--Thc Gould Exiradition
Case.
QUEBEC, Nov. 49, 1862
The harbor is full of Ice. Palais barbor is closed
ana the provincial and gulf port steamers have gone
into winter quarters. Four vessels and the mail
steamer Peruvian have yet to leave for sea. The
steamers plying between here and Montreal have
been laid up. The st. Lawrence Canal is closed.
Another judge OF the superior court, Judge Roy,
OF Saguenay district, IS charged with grave irregu-
1arfties. Parliamentary investigation into the
administration Of justice in his district VIII be held.
large amount OF evidence and protracted legal
argument TOOK place in the County Court In the
Gould exTaditon case to-day Judge Duggan pro-
missed to deliver a judgment tomorrow.
Mr.. Mckellar's bill to abolish dual representation
was defeated In the Legislative Assembly this
morning The vote stood as against23.
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Ladies, Furs

Ladies' Eurs
A''s'"' WARNoCR 4 co,
5l9 Broadway.
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TELRCRAPHIC NEWS
r O M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Provincial Disturbances and Military
Repression in France.
English Opinion of "Gamin" Gov.
eminent in Paris.
RUSSIAN PERSECUTION OF ISRAElITES.


Provincial Disturbances-TrOOps for the Scene.
PARIS Nov. 20, 1869.
Troops have been despatched to Abby, in the de-
partment OF Tarn the OF the cotton and woolen
manufactures OF the southwest, to quel the dis.
turbanccs reported there.
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There was reunion OF the prominent members OF
the Theirs party this afternoon to discuss the pro-
position of Interpolation. resolution blaming the
ministry was adopted.
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Electoral Ieetings-Tactics of the Oppose
tiOnists.
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The following are the customs receipts for the
week ending November 20:--
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MONDAYS wKATnER RKPoRr-sam
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sBw.YoRK.. ...~...""""..".".Aphi

PORT OF sBw.YoRK..."~.....'.".'".."
CLEARED.
s,eamship-Frauconis, Sherwood Portland cr c,u nj
Sbips-Game Cock shelbuOe Hong Kong C"rneu' D
nS oSoI1 Cady Philadelphia Ahnr Kn'Ta' ssan''
souires Tyler savannah; Jas Davis stosers CHasnI
,,,s lsce Bsy: Harvest Queen, Selwyn 81 1eoEs,
% MatanEs; Woodland MankiD, Ssvanbabi
ShnD.oa 81 Thomss, Isabella Morgan Para d. "eo'ss'
Parsons Boston, D. Bveua Jones c
~ ~ Tsw Baracoai Point Boarlgsn, baracoS
NJ. Evans Baracoai JObR Ferris St. john, "h~ns'"a % ~
irlion, p D1ass BoSn Ksntaua Norwalk. Ct
ARRIVED.
s,Atn s.r,gos,a Crowel, Charleston, mdsf. aud psss
SSIn anrp Utev Cardiff Al DAYS. railroad irol d., u,a
SIN Sspouam Dormo Cousins, Newport bng u GAY" @'1
iros u..A.l Frederiek, HAnb1,g ~ DAYS. ndse -,
SnR S,r Anderson Trinidad Cuba, 10 days sugar and
a,t harris yaloda Poeus and o. " hnot ior New io.
Bark Contest Kline, Rio JaneiO Feb Wis hampton locus
B Berh, Wagner Hong KOng Dec O. via Singapore n '
peer n,na,s Roberts Trinidad Cubs S days, moasse.
ps Enoys 81 Anna Castsao Css:ehamare - days HAi@
Se1r Rdwiu Bellows, Baracoa Is days NUT
T ~ a. nort hrir Peri for New. York ia 2dayS
Schr Ella MAY, Allen San Bias IL days. coeVsnuS
Sehr John Fields Wlming tOn days, naval stores
DOMESTIC PORTS. . -
seamshio Glauca from New. lofhi oAss
ISp Bright from Lyerpoo Annie kmoa RON hn no.n-
''Ia MoSKoE April aPsed in for Baltimore snR On
usbt from CaIlao yuge Belle LiSerpooli 9np Sn ~
nssn srea George Porto Rico Passed oo o.
sl,rI toT RTe,ueu bark Nellie Rio Janeroi onS
Harriet Maysguts wardas ST !agsi h cs EIsrs CroSsts
Albert Port auPlattei sehtS hL'Ies D~A"' 1872
j. French Wost lncies - -. o. ,ol,v .,..mhp GeoYss
Washington, FROM NeS'fork-
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,.,u q 400 bills Flour $500 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn
hash Shpment-l,8 800 bbb fouii Low Uus 9
6bOj eush Corn, 1000 bash Oats v, 1T, ~, h,,,s IN
CaleASo, Aph & 1st Spring Extras So s7ds6 as Wheat
,,er No l. 81 ll1Sl "; Ne 81 oSlGSl 9 ieI regular hnu
~ sSslls TsSlari S3aS4G for mesh no grade 9@4Sse oI
~ ss1 s rsgua In store nothing done this afternoon Oats
st a. sS5slc Tor regular and fresh Rye doll and nominal b
~ ~ no5na AZ ~ Hghwnes nominal at SIC Mess PORK
saj 20 - 30 so IS Lard quiet l7c Swett Picked Hams
d Al s rT Sai.ed shoulders noura sales At HE Live Hogs
10 NJ Ss0 q BeefCse % for good steers and Oxen
Receipts for two days. bbs Flon 500 bush M6et 800 s"ss
Hogs ShipIeuSl2OO bills Flour 9VVV
- wheat AZ 90 bush Com 500 bush Oats 1900 Hogs
RAtTNoRR April 5CottOn quiet aud seadyi Miidngs %e
onr n Wheat fn but unchanged du sales good 10 enoe
Re- at Corn oDeue 6r sn closed heavy Prime me
sg6s6e Yellow 85d66c dull RE dali and nominal st ~
$5sIO Mess PORK auiet qutt Rib Sides lt.
Clssr sides l5;c Shoulders l4c Hans 2U2c Lard quiet zOc
WHISKY dGl al S0e-
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-Apnl $40.
Reef Cattle IN demand weeks prices sales S9 head al w
lo for Ertra 809c for Fair Good sale H. for Com
mon Hogs dull and sales Of 49l heal ~ S@%I0 ." be
sbeep 10 demand sales 5000 bead, At 6a9lc gross
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Milliutru.

I BlNNS will open one case OF PAl EhN
H. noSNETS THIS DAY; also Flowers and Millinery hAsn.'
ct'. s. Jsdies BoDpes L. BINSSS MILLINERY largest IN
I b. world No. 5T7 Broadway, opposite NiboA