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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
OBI U1RY.
THE REV. JOHN F. HICKEY.

THE REV. JOHN +. HICKEY.
The Rev. John F. Hickey, probably the oldest
Catholic priest In this country died III Baltimore on Mon
day afternoon ut O'clock at ST. Agnes Hospital on
Greenmonnt-ave whittier he had retired about year
ago because Of heab brought on by his advanced age
and long-connued abors in the ministry The deceased
was In Georgetown. D. Co. 1885, and therefore
in his 18th year. At early period In his life he gave
signs Of desire to adopt the priesthood, and became
student at st. Marys Theological Seminary, OF the order
OF st. Supce, on Pennsylvania-aye, In Baltimore on
the oath September 1874 years he ordained
to the priesthood, and for upward OF hal century
labored zealousy At the time Of his death he was be-
lieved to be the Oldest Catholic priest In the United
States In September 1864 he celebrated the Goth year
OF his ministry In retreat at st. Marys Seminary In tns
city with great fervor and pety During bis priesthood
mnserod ut Emmttsburg after which he taught for
some years at st. Marys College subsequently. he acted
as sassIstant In the Cathedral, st. vincents and st.
Peterss parishes of this city, at the last of which
he was located when iheah compelled his retirement
10 st. Agnes Hospital The deceased brother Of the
late Col VIM Hickey Secretary, for many years. OF the
United States Senate surviving brother Jas d. Hickey,
still resides Emmttsburg. One OF his sisters was
married to the late John c. Fitzpatrick of Washington
Another Sister MaryD Sister Of Charity In New York
The scene ut deathbed of the loved and venerable
priest" says The Baltimore Sun, ais represented to have
been OF tho most affecting character. The Sisters or
Charity in charge Of the hospital and the many inmates
the aged priest had minIstercd stood around.
weeping whilst the extreme JUNCTION administered by
the venerable coadjutor of the dying man, the Rov.
Aexus j. Elder The Rev. Mr. Hickey retained his con-
scousness the last moment telling those around him
weep but rather TO be glad for him. The body
removed to st. Marys Seminary, Pennsylvania
where II will lay until to-day, when the funeral services
will take place. The ceremonies will take place at 10 g.
No. In the chapel attached TO the Seminary and will BIO
attended by the Most Rev. Archbishop spaldng and the
noitt
dead and singing q requiem the body will be en-
tombed In the Calvary Cemetery attached to the SEMI
nary in accordance with the wishes of tho deceased"
Mr.. i. Alvin Hunt, late night-editor of The
World, died at Unadia. Otsego County, Sunday. Mr..
Hunt was born in Jefferson County n Y, and was 20
years old at tho time OF his death. lie originally
compositor and entered editorial career The As
OF this city When The World and Argus were consonda.
ted Mr. Hunt accepted position on the new Journal ana
rose very rapidly He n brilliant writer, quick IN
Judgment. aud rarely wrong. After filing tho night
editors position four years he resigned account OF Ill
health For many years he was the Now-fOrk cores
poudcnt OF The London Morning Herald and The Standard
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ARREST OF 4 BANK BURGLAR.

Nearly eight months ago party OF burglars
entered the Bank Of Delhi in tho village OF Delhi u
during banking hours whc no one but the cashier was
and seized and gagged him before no could make
nm attack upon the vaults OF the bank while tus en-
gagged several OF the villagers who had learned inc con-
SECURE the thieves One Of them, named samuel tucker
was taken into custody The others sncccedeu ~ mnns
tstrate i'm default OF 1900. subsequently he deposited
two 900 United States bonds with one OF thg
the nrsouer was allowed CO. When the case
Tor trial as might naturally have been expected
,a ~ appear and his bail was declared forfeited The
onds given Inv Tucker as security were aerward ais
covered TO have been stolen from an Eastern oank o
Monday night Detectives Irving anu ysent baeS 70
Delhi, TO await his trial.
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THE RAILROAD OBSTRUCTION OF BRoA AI,vL.in

THE RAILROAD OBSTRUCTION or b Nv nds,ra;n
The application for an na nG Rnit0 TO Raraaa
"n,nav trom iayng track from tho terminus OF their
road corner Of Broadway and fnltonst h srS am
across broadway 10 Parkrow, was heard VI tue
@nnrt yesterday The following opinion mas peeh reh'
dered i'm the matter by Judge , "a and or.,
a. claim 81 tb, defendants Ut the rsht 70 ons'ao su op,
.e om the terminus Of their road 10 faoht at me
westerly sac o. ,Sc ,,,,tJ side Of Broadway near Me juno
lion and Broadway, @u M,y l. sSe the shi 10 extend
-, p.d Win doab, FROM deen.snst .s,ousn ~ So
Broad al, through Paton into broadway bat also np
hsf osu "a 100. broadway TO Their ROAD In fnkoW
aud through 100 'be sTonnd for giving such construction to
tb, ae, Of May for ,ayins has We aray 10 Parhro %
TO BoAd"A ,I .oni. 70 Roadway plAioG meant 40 FAR a.
Legaae die mos, ordinary saisn meanings OF the word TO-
Brodddg nsc,,ss connections iurnouis and switches
the arc % the d,.ud.Ss road authorized By
M % G connection hit The sason, authorized
by th. e WIN The .eI connect the extension Authorised BY the
authority % Broadway with the terminus
act roa Pa There must be Judgment for the
| a. costa
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THE STITE LEGISLATURES.
THE CHARGES AGAINST GOV. BULLOCK OF
GEORGIA. ..t. ..i

THE CHARGES AGAINST Gov. BULLOCK OF
GEORGIA. .t t.rt
ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. 1G.-The report of the
Finance Committee, TO which referred for investk
CATION, the charges made against Gov Bullock by the
state Treasurer presented to the House, and with
out being read was ordered printed The report opens
.s "wo do not say that Gov Bullock Is guilty OF any
We believe his intentions were phre ayd what ne ana was
in good faith believing at the time Sas ior me Dent III
terests OF the state yet think he Rcted wllne.s
authority of law hence We propose to examine bis aots
aud try them by tho same test that tho highest ana
The report then cites several cases showing that the for
power as that exercised by GOV. Bullock, and
goes Oh 20 say: For the purpose OF getting
clearer and fuller deyelonments Of the facts
growing S1t OF the drawing aud nsng OF tne
sS5co the subcommittee addressed 70 the Govelot hS
few Undergraduates; also neosed TO the I.eu I'M IN
dorsed thereon u few nterrogatores 10 him. They
spondcd Immediately 10 tile inquiries OF the Committee,
learned that the Messrs Kmball had been advanced
tHs the Capitol and with il copy Of the vouchers, aud
that the balance o Il IN cash ard cash items author
Treadf placed III the proper relation to the Depart
pcnt Tho Treasurefs reply gave no other Information
$1,000 charged TO the State In the money column had
been improperly used by the Governor This suspicion
DO not intend 60 be guilty OF captions faufndng, but
satisfied OF the integrity OF the Governor We are SUI
cusOu upon FOIL consideration OF the facts ana circnln-
stances tile majority VI tho Committee having so decided
we refuse to make any recommendation whether Tue
State shall the payment or the city Coincil OF
Atlanta be responsible but do recommend TO prevent
a similar occurrence hereafter, that the judiciary Com
mtteo DO instructed 70 prepare blll defining more
clearly the duties OF the Governor and treasurer,
and give the Treasurer exclusive power OF
negotiating bonds, by aud with the consent OF
tho Governor. We apprehend that the Treasurer
when warrant Is properly drawn ny the Govern1r' ap
proved and entered by the ConrolerG General has no
tight 10 90 behind tho warrant 10 look into its legality
Tha ~ vii
security. The contingent fund - placed In the Gov
ernors hands 10 used lac thinks proper, ana The
Treasurer right 10 question his use on aprQpfo-
pratlon Of that fund. - -, ,.,,..n.
The Committee which ls made mp OF Republicans,
Democrats and Conservatives, made very thorough
and impartial investigation OF the whole matter
THE LOUISIANA EQUALITY BILL. -,
NV ORLEANS, Feb. 1G.-The Civil Equality
nm an ts second reading Yesterday amended as
10 make IL take effect April lot The Legislature com
tpenced holding night s-SsiOns this evening
FIGHTING PROHIBITED IN MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 16.-Both branches OF the Leg
slaure have passed bill prohibiting prizehShtmg III
the state OF Missouri.
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ARE WE REALLY BUILDING PACIFIC RAILwAyi

ARE WE REALLY BUILDING PACIFIC RAILWAY
NEVADA, Jan. 2O.-The subject of the Central
Pacific Railroad Is being ventilated by tho San Franesco
press to very moderate extent but let us eee il there
not some other things connection with the
that there newspaper in this State that will pub
hsh letter that contains anything against the Railroad
THIS Slate under their thumb The means by
Which they =, have accomplished this l do MT
universal comment on the line Of the road This
any other company IN the whole land but 1t Is the rey
0orsi constructed and think he to0rst managed can
road running east from Reno but will defy any man 10
match those 200 miles In tho United States Grades Of
curves Of every kind. crowded into every mile The
road literally sd on the TOP OF tho ground, and willie
struct irsfclass road that there in the whole cou
try west OF tho Missouri River they have built the
at ALL Standing just above the depot Mt this
place. four different grades can be distinctly seen.
have Il from gentleman who has been employed in the
milo in tho Humboldt Valley Theso are only for short t
Of this kind. and the other up another equally steep.
Not tho least effort has been made to ballast the road
over the "selfrisng" ground, and pledge you my
word that a good soaking rain will make miles and
miles Of tho road bed run Ike wet soap listened last
well known In this county who is well acquainted with
F GdhSSs 69dRg nC Se GIs5 to Ss sy ns
the road was the very worst he had ever seen.
and that two days rain would mako at least onoalf
OF the road bullt HumDont County hl5n iou
writing about "new things" but am only repeating
what is SAID hundred times day in this town heard
ask another the other day how II was that Inc
United States Commission could accept such piece
Of work
The people have paid for first class road ana OWING
to tho silence Of the Pacific coast press think they have
goa ~ but i perfectly notorious along the line OF tpe
can DO got together. rhe evils do not stop with
the road. The management Of the rollingstocR
s only equaled by the road itself Not one train IN zen
arrives this place on time though the timecard calls
for only fourteen miles per hour 0r passenger trains ana
twelve Tor tfegh have seen ok trains STUCK heto loF
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MIR. 1ApoULAYE's VISIT TO AMERICA.

To Edtt0r or The Ifto"ne'
SIR Various erroneous statements having
been published In regard To the origin Of the invitation to
Mr. NJ T. Iabouayo 10 visit this country leoturlng
tour and his response thereto beg say through your
columns that the invitation was extended to the dis
tingushed acadenican by the American Social Scionce
Association and declined by BIN solely on the ground
OF III health In his reply TO the Association Mr. Labou
laye says cannot tell you how deeply am touched
by tho honorable proposition you have made TO me ~ Is
tude II the state OF my health did not forbid me TO think
OF rskng long voyage. fear very much mat 'na
kind transatlantic fienda who yiSit W " faIis AUG
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JJIEI)

DIED.
DRIsBASEon ur.y the ll inst ROe eldest daughter OLA
Brisbane, aged 10 years ,i
Theodore and Mary T. Benhari 1 the a rear b, .ge
The ss &. lGs 'si sSd .a s
btaye Myrtle Brooklyn, on wsdOe'a' the 'A in's at
TUESDAY FEB is wh.nna wife OF the '''
sS JGs sss n. Issd SsSS sa S ''a
DAvs-At Island Tuesday the 18th iuss Of paralysis Mr.
rS G:Gfs ,i1; ey o. 1ns S St. pa Church.
s GI oS boat s Ss
GERRAt Staten Island Sunday ' IA inst. Hiram Gssr
. Aci. 6Ss RI S %. attend sas s
m melt Yt. s o Si5 S T o% Se%Y 10
the Church ~, Also st wssSass rs z Sss s
Cemetery. ..... r.r.., =. ..rr III --r..
oEER-rh. osc.r, and members y,on,l LODI. No. % @ 90
F. are requested Doho Room ODD Fellows Hall, this Day
%' iIsa: # l.,1: sa's is SsIS II s
EDWARD B. E. TrssT, s.c,stsrf - : =.
H. ss. f ,Ss:. f r. .is s a attend
HTaa,.'' merit ne sA inst a. q. Mi''as D''"'
LLIRsTHAAt Youie Tuesday Feb is, Alfred. Youngest
Notice Of ,he funeral hereafter t.. Isl ..c lrl..
IooMIsIn Brooklyn on Sunday Feb H. 1860 81 phsAsc eroup
spencer G. A. and Lime Looms aged Jss6 nOn,hs
The IslstTes and friends are respectfully Invited sed ,h fauer
Pihaave, south BrOOilyu, Wednesday, at Il O'cloei
MgYRNpoRPP-ou Sunday the last Meysndor native
al The house SiIieths. Thdav.
" Wednesday, the I7sh inst ss2 0coek The nsnds are
Invited D. CD ........
SANF0RD-In Nevavep Tuesday Feb IS. Mrs. Mary ssnfos
Nflov Of the late Hsryey Sanford, aged 10 yesTa
SCRIBNFROn Monday Feb u.s. Emma B. wife Of Charles scdbasr
AMI dugb Of John Blair Blsown ~ j., aged Al
Pnsyal al her late redcn No Rast Thrtsghh on Thursday
18th fast p o'clock Ihs IeaH'ss AHu
to attend without flrtber notice
sNTH-t Dudley Philadelphia The evening Of Monday tbs
18Th pst Helen NJ wife Of William NJ Smith, aud eldest daughter u
Marmaduke Moore
sTRhTToS-sadsn In Brooklyn Monday afternoon Feb u.s. H.
n Strston, dentist aged II years . -, &C..
His relatives. and friends invited to attend bis funeral from bis ate
residence Cntoust Thursday afternoon al O'Clock The
remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment
TUCKERo Tus5y the 10Th inst ser long and painful in'"
gsrft OF WIN. Tucker 10 the 64th OF Der age
pnsrsi Third UuiyeAt Church corner OF bseesf
and THURSDAY the 18th inst at 10 ocof m The
relatives and fends he family are resVeea! "ea s'a"
without further invitation.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ADAMS. NELLIE No. 284 Dean-st, Brooklyn
BYRHB PETER. No u RsseI-st. . -,
BERYHARD GEORGE G.. No. l32 ysnterblsaye Breokrn
BELTS, WILLIAM, r, Transhsuraton Church Es' i"ea"
nin'h-st
DIX COIN ROBERT L.. Christ Church. fhh-sve - ,,.,,
regard Mrs ANN No l7s North Bghthss near Fsss-' WIZ
FIISSELLY. the Rev. TIMOTHY p. ST Bridssss cAsrsA
Righhsl and Ave B. -
fRONTGOBS MARIE EOEMIB. West HSbok:n
GERR, HIRAM. ST Andrews Church. Rchmosds ~ l. -.
LOOMS FRANCES SPENCER, rwe1ty ST. near ras'
South Brooklyn. ..
RYERSOS. Mrs ELLEN PRESBYTERIAN Caafeh "eS hoo'<en
TIGHR. LANES. No. % Cheryst - - .-----..
WATSON. JAMES. St Peters Church West Twenty se'eah"
WILLIAMS JAMES &, No. la TbempWRst
WHITLEY, Mrs ANN, No. SOC East TLlr.y -nrssss .....l
YOUNG JAMES No to5 East Pourtesenth ST
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public doubt share the disappointment or the me m
bers OF the Association falling TO bring Mr. Labouaye
to this country Of which he warm friend ana a,
Fortunately the conclusion of his letter IN Ms
hasten TO visit the United States, leaves room Tor the
hope of yet seeing him on this side Of the Atlantic:
HENRY WILLARD, secretary
ONCE Of The American Social Science Association NO 10
PenibertOa- square, Boston, Feb H. 1859
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the want or wood and IL IA unusual thing for the men
TO resort to brush Now that the Chamber Of Com
meree OF San Francisco has got started. Though 1t is
very late start do MT let them stop short OF thorough
investigation Of the whole subject 1t Is useless TO
rect anything from the business men or politicians OF
this State. Let us see II Congress cannot bo
forced by the people. who are being oulrag eousy
swindled to cause thorough ripping up Of this whole
business lSan Francisco Herald
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The following steamers arrived late ac iass
evening" nah aud tho City Of New-York from L'oi'
pool -. o.o,o;os 81 tho oraduat-
Ing CLASS y, al The school Elust near frans
e before an audience which crowded ne ,asns by tho
excess "a v,s presentation of certificates by tho rrv
p pa, ST.. Bass u Q'ssa y jsIss W sSssR'sA
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Io,pox P,b ia mConsos closed at 81 Tor mcseI ahu we
sceount American sreures closed quet e9Os ef Ssen
on Eis RauaJ Illinois Ceara s Atlantic and Great s'E
35t 49, r,.n..l., 0.sd anl and
a Mddng Upland spot l212.d Mddng Upands 10 arrive
lila Mddng Oeus 2idi2sdS sales Of ths DAY 9"S eisJ
wh.,,-C,iGorni. White declined 10 III; No. hsn
Western unchanged. Barley declined TO 40 pen ~
oiher nrr UNCHANGED Fue Rosn has advanced and
oue,d a, is Common unchanged Petf0eam-SPs oe
ehnso 20 - Sssp -Peroeum-sphts cid Reased ii
Common Ro.iu 6i3d66. Fue Ron 1913 Lihseed vi an
T.llo~, $50 sugar to arrive has advanced 70 1'' ""'
changed. M, a. =. s,.na,,d White
, U.vgs Ven l6-Hyeuing market closed que' "' "'
n,potaa unchanged prices
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PERSONAL.
nomination of Wien Forney,

coorv,s nomination of Wien Forney,
Gov Uc.ly r ~ the state OF Pennsyvana. was con-
ss rea on by the nn1Ss vote o Of e
ate Inns IA Librarian and the vote OF the Senato
lust recognition Of his fidelity eo S ana Te He
rlty. his Gunrd has secured hun the confidence Vi
rog without losing tho respect OF the Den0
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ras over certain lands belonging 70 the United States
On motion OF MIR DRAKE the bill to Incorporate the
United States Accident aud ife Insurance Company OF
After some discussion of the bill. the Senate, att
n,clnck. adjourned
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pu,r,nE1puIA CATTLE MARKET-F'

The demand for prm. Beef Cattle va; se S., s Fair to good cattle
nf - Son Sasc u aud prime aud eia $50 49, ah,sinsi Tor
s,sS - Al from 3, eiae. y TO- The h''0A"su P was
. la Che.ef County cattle -. .o,rsrx "a owe, 900
Offering. sheep were large amounmn "a - NJ cross
hea demand Hogs this week wa. soi 80 sS ou rule
~, m, same though, Is Thought lower pguS WI -,
remained offered and sales acre ma"s
IRON ss 70 ss Price, remain about SANE; 100 bead we're sold
Cows Tor spnssrs 500 for Cow and Gail
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

60 scr,co CAL Feb BFlour dull aud uneosn2el ""eA
co.. sbippipg I'll IS Legal Tenders. iii In
oho ill., Feb iEIchauge New York I.esI s
wheat steady No. 2od si Corn nrmi se 80 81
cn,t a, ss 656c No. seller May. 7le seller t
no New Goa seller April piaay unchanged
Ap Al Is0sI 10 for No Barley dull aud nomis, a. S
-, elected grade for fresh receipts and No
o.. dull We Provisions srnsr Mess PORK sn - for sa S"s.r
S.s,r arr rs; March, 80 so RomP PORK e1i
,nlsJ Hans i7 Rib Mles loose, la GC " ,eIn
Lose Ii1lfic. Dry Sailed Shoulders loose " 40 he
49,, wht. t,res,e l5i 06c, Yellow do, l3t G+c bow o..
n...d Hogs arm Is for small and ~ Ss* o 7pp
iiys Hogs active 800 80 50 for Common to raw ~ a.
IN -, Medium 10 Good and tll 81 for Choice Besi O IN g.
s AZ a. TSass ST. for Cowsani Lgh Steers sgmonS
% ~ s,, Shipping Receipts 900 bbs flour 10 oe
Wheat O Corn y 600 bush Oats 60 R sa,n G Zoo GSsS
- R.,l,, 1000 Hogs Shpmeuts-6O0OO bbA rI1m % ~.
w., m 800 hn.h 800 bush OH 400 bush rye 800
Wms,saros n c. Feb lsSprts 1aPsosne a1a 10 so W
:, - san III Crude Turpentne deelaed TO 81 ""@S ." i
s,w.r AZ ~ Cotton dul nothing doing ,0l loser,
Esx.oHIEAss I, Feb 6-Coton market unss'usr SUI
naiisss aivasia ss, sg,O ssss tSsssRa 'Y NSi 0s.'
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c.upp,pcp CATTLE MARxgr-rxp. Is
tn. onera =. N. Academy Of Music.

usual Interest present 10 n. sreess
the Opera the Academy feel daV to nsnto0 the s~sss
toned brilliant. and powerful
KNABs Piano, r II.
which has been selected this occasion aecunt W great ps
especially Oh hind " dfcut music
VIII
regard superior instrument snd eongrsaAts
OF the best instrument the market
improvements celebrated placed the.s
Pianos greatly In Of Others And the ft 49,. d q
U KsABK PIASo Racks suPRRxE
We learn that tho agents toned instruments.
.lH a.f..l Messra j. BAUER l. Co.
No. CSC Brosd~syl r..tt
are unable supply them fast enough the demand being great
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1893 bale. Gold i misunderstanding 1861 Comnsrci.l isS
Ii6i York Sight Sugar HE Prime ~
Csrfsd Ice Mossses T5d76c Floar
oet Super6e 50 81 Double Ers 81 as Treble Kxss " 20
Germ asOc Data sfners qgtsd At Ia Bran steady ~
al IS Hay-Pnme sac 5o9A7 Pofk duh, held ga Is Beoa
There obbng Only Tsheaes Clear Rib sides lse
Clear sides. i9c Lsr dali 1iers 2Ois2oic K'L s2isie
MEsIUSrs sus and SGshasssa whss, us'sess
No At al 20; No 81 81 M Oats dull 81 etc or No Cefa
s7sec for New Bye sn 81 - Bsfsy s. s -
81 Co. Provisions smer; PorkCity Mess SJza$n - Dresses
Hogs iDsr al sl Se so GOO Ses Eos, ies sS. a
Wheat, 1000 bash Oats bush Corn, shpnsnts-sW ooiA
Flour. 5000 bush Whesf, 600 bbls Pors Al. -
I6Tobsocosales Of 3S hada Lafs 70 al, eAx
s59sl6 Me,s Pork. e1 Lard IoaTte bseys
Mesisshoulders l3le Clear Rib Sides l6fc $3.50 ~ ~
Flour s5 T5d 90 IS Wheat 81 7O0Sl IL Corn, "9o'o os'
God67e Rye. 81 As. Whisky, Raw. Csc. , c....-
ST. Louis Feb l6obaeco qur and uuchagsd Sos'oa
Four dull Superene s6 BHts 90 sds6 g DSaes ss
$T6S70 weat steady Prime to faseJ Red f. syd p ~
No Spring 81 g. Corn da 0d73c Oats dul nIeoc es
Fancy whte Black 6sTc Barley doll 81 sogsW
strictly Prime 10 Fancy Spring Rye easier 1HSl ~ hbsy
du Pork unchanged Bulk Meats quiet; Soudes iyci
Clear Sides dull Shoulders Isie Clear Rib Sides itet
Ce.r sides Lard-Chocs order zoe Choice Leaf l5
tranquil Receipts-To bbs Flour bvo tush
Wheat g. 500 bush. Corn. Loo bush Oats
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARXEr-Fxs IS
Beef CatRseepts $40 bead prices are rot quite a. nrn az 49,
week; sales Extra s3 250s3 IS; s quality S2dt -; ssess
quality 50d Isl third quality e8dsa sheep osn esse
Receipts Improvement In prices oricoanon 70 ~sae
grsdss sales as saetc v 10 l' NJ.
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WRIT INDIA MARKETS

u.x,. Fab Bsnx.r Arm; No. IL Dutch STANDARD qu an
a sr,ae EIchange-0n London, IL per eens a.. % n.r
Paris. per cent prrmnmi on ohl'tuS l .ss'''
cent di,eouuti In gold. 5 per cent premium
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Obi. city, Wednesday Feb 10 b. The
Rev ~ Mkes D. Bsnamin Deang ESQ., :" hss jessie ho"
Bennett
al Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed viii MI
tn,ne and address t..... .I H..r
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spttial artisrs.

Chamber Of Commerce. SPECIAL MhbIlNo ~ Us
cn,wprp OF CoMNRRCB will be held on THURSDAY MKT.
Fab IA a. O'Clock ~ report from the select "mh'''<e a.
poptd on the 9TH and report uPon the sae' " ee
;os ,u,psp,ou bridge across East River B Order
GEORGE WILSON. Secretary.