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WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 5.-FLouR AND MEAL- Tie
max dni and rather heavy undor nc Cascd r.
cut' and less demand but no g6 era decline can he
ouotcdi sales 100 bbls, at fi.SQ,NN for snpernne
thio and state and sSTi@ssA ,Sr rid AMI FANNY
pianis including ~. Lonis Soul ern Hours very du
RVc -four and corn steady. BuCkwhcat u our soid
At Asa per 100 Vs. foI stat.
sUNpHIrs-cotton ioweri mid1'ing urland, sc;
oSct c Gr ro q sd duct g Tor "tfaned re-
sales 1000 bis whiskCy IN dcinald, o14c6efl Hons
very nrtn, r. Sc and somc hold hr'igr Ere glts
more act ve, 100 bales cotton, ~. 10 ycrnool ~
UsocERIss-CoiIee In far demands RIO. l649llcj
sales 30 nnCs. Moisecs steady; sass go bhs. New
Ofleint. Toe go, Rice iul eA@7hc. Sugar vory dul :
fair refining l0Ac. best crushed. ilkc.
GRAIN -Mhcat more acuv- tor export and milling :.
sai"s $50 bush AZ t!l@Si lG Tor rejected and No 3
spring 81 plsl2 No. do. clos at the higher
figure; iSS for amber OH tlS for amoer 1ennCs
see and sii7 for white Western Corn dnl smnn
"a at R,1c. for damn Western. Y7c. for yellow
lie ev and o. OF fGr Southern white. old Western
mixed nominal nj u 0eCt$i.lt Oats frmcr AZ 6oa6ic
foI Jcfay 6iJy@c5Xc for Yves ern, and hbsstShc Tor
State, with car lots sc ling mainly at the highest fgures
EYe. harl 'v. and barley INIT quiet. -
his 80. 0st for mess. rs soa 81 - Tor prime
mess nlso, $40 bh's mess vt t27. fSNS4 regular
ssc14 January tAst5s25 February, the lower rrlcc
sCer Change; tS 81 March; and $50 sx mont.
Cdnberapd tic; short RIB, BE. Lard dnil aud heavv
rrlnIe city ICAc No. TO primo western steam lh9t
6kc with small s1les ais sales and settrments 35G
tcs. PRIME Western steam. i6k@i54c. Febrnary. aud
iGsSrc. March. c osing IN both cases A. the lover
siSSc for city Butter aali State, sTst2c; Western
lsS1Sic Cheese ntm quiet. lt@7Sc
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NEpNt-pAY, jan. 5-P. M.-The cold market
opened a n'l, mud edypnccd to 70 before the tormt
clp o Of the Room About Z. NJ. there Wa an active
movement noted, which gathered strength unit a. .
T. NJ The price WAS advanced to 1907, with few "A @,
nj 0H, 'nver three DAYS number OF the short, hc'
coming alarmed, were irightcnNt INTO covrrin'. ard
inc mErgct closed nun At lNitel1Oi The strength pi
the operators for rise, to which rciorenc' wa hHd
M, morunr, Was rther developed ana the operations
Of several combinations acting apnareuty independent
Of each other were more IA ll disclosed In the so.l
loan market, IS! oil q cent, and At die rate Of .
ccGt goll pei we've oid o. have bal noes CARED
untl tomorrow. Tue total oiearings at the Gold tx
change Rank ti7,i5i 0o0i gold balance tl5a6 90
cunenc, oa''r" q S' OSO69 The following we've the
principal quot. omi
isa0A N..iiJi $40 r M..liss r. los
Foreign oNch ngc, usual on the sailing Of tho
packet has hccn dun but steady on the hts Of lOS
lO,h for prime sixty DAYS Ds, 1895 i09N Tor short
sight nils ~ the grade, md lG,aalOi for CON.
mere al 6ernpg. Tue steamer leaving tn snort day
took out Frcclc. TIC Nemesis, OF the Curard line,
fur tie hrst time In many yo.rs sailed thou the re '
lar mui the Post once Department having cone u led
arrange mems vita other lLes
Tue money n a kct a. Indicated this morning. ha,
been easier odaY, and the demand very generally met
at the simple legal rate, though exceptions we're noted
nt gold interest when the borrower War nos st,phy
nst class; At the close however the inquiry VA les,
pressing, aud some large balances were placed viii
uronluent Government houses atG . cent. 10 tho cis
count mal.ct clmu cy"hl paper IS quiet, aud rate
easy choice acceptancas moving ~ TO - cent. am
slusc names at 10 20 II y cent The IN lure OF me
cloth house OF car, west co, was announced TODAY
though the lablllt es are small The paper Of this hnl
has not for months passed amons note broScrs
! private lenders. The Trea,ury purchased two million
of1yctwenties for the special fund, orcri1gs for:wh 81
were died to the amount u s5,lgi7o0, Under the M
bncd Influence u the hghtncss Of the bond ohcring'
and the hrnnrss Of the gold premium the Govcrnmcn
! bond marRot was strong, and au advance of y 10
per cent was noted ON the entire hsI, anu the mmnt
| closed nrm The old nyetwontics aud ten'forte, hay
| 0een especially In Gepand nom tbv, loTegn banker
| anu were the c,poc Al features OF the list.
| Hpp Z q. as "a Wall II.
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THE POLITICAL CIRCUS.
THE OLD REPUBLICAN RINGMAs-
TIERS IN TROUBLE.

New Provisional Republican GENERAL
Committee to be Formed with tho Police
superintendent NJ its Hesd--Thr Newly
Elected General Committee Frnudui emit
Trouble Threatened.
number Of the leading Republicans OF this
city who are dissatisfied with the recent fraudulent
primaries Of tho party, about to form new
Provisional General Committee, with the present
Superintendent OF Police at It's head The fact was
communicated to n reporter Of THE Sun Yesterday
by several deieEa,es who openly assert that the pre-
sent General Committee elected by the votes Of
Democratic repcatcrs, and that It will be mere
tender to TSmmany. The proposed Committee,
however, is to be composed Of well known Radicals
In the various Wards, including the candidates Who
we're counted cut at the ct elton.
One Of the r"asons assigned for this proceeding
IL, that the Republican Committee Of twelve-or
rather. the partisan members Of the Committee
have certified to tho election Of six delegations,
four OF which are known to be Iroteges Of Fam.
many, while the other two secured maJorities by
the votes Of bulliCs, thieves, and rowdies During
the sessions OF the Committee, which were closed,
the vote the admission of the rcpcstcrs' cindi-
dates was often six tn sis ard In order TO harmon
Ire matters. one OF the members woul give q cast
ing vote, and thus overcome the difficulty.
The committee huve admitted tie Shea delegation
from the Second District tue Muihgan Allegation
from toe Third, tue fOlhCmus del, alton from tho
FiitI, the Tom Stewart delegation from the Sventh,
ana the John j. O'Bncn aelcgntun In the Eighth
District. The casting vote Of Tom Stewart In the
Committee admitted Polhcmus IN the Fifa, aud
Wmte m tho Ninth District. but the Committee voted
unanimously TO sustain the delegation from tic
Eghtn District.
Tao meeting OF the new General Committee 10.
nCht pr, misses TO he one OF the most stormy In tho
history Of the party. some OF the contestants for
seats have expressed their determination TO use
force, II necessary, to mnintac their right TO Seats
as members OF the orsanizltnu but strong police
force IL u be on hand, TO preserve the peace.
~ sand TINT the present Superintr ndcnt Of POcc
III accept the leadership oi tic proposed Commit.
tee. IA the Den ocralc Legislature will soon leave
INN n.ALIII Nm anIau H. d..
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CURIosI1irs or CRIAE.
The Pnnri House Game Ia its invest Form
-Advcrti-rr- of Counterfeit ,ioucy FiicI
their EICtitnr.


The newest feature In tho cuisines, Of those who
closed yesterday ~ the Case OF Daniel sWl.h, ".
was on INA fui stealing from JOSep, W. Dollars So
by tnek aud devco. Dollars, tue cOmpmnan',
country man, testified substantially ~ iOiOWs; 1bh
he lived In Cnntuu county; that MS attention Aa-
ca iod L. The CIRCULAR Of frm STYLED Waters CO.,
which began Ia che following cunndcniinl N. Hu'r'
" Dear S,r-BtIcvi X you to BE- true blue Nc.,
and went Representing that ssdd firm would iuf.
nIsh counterfeit money When could not be dstln'
guisbed from III genuine greeublcHs, In quanut es
lOlh OF December no G mo 10 IA city, aud wife /
there met the prisoner, who wa behind u counter,
IOld me TO lock he door, Which did. liz tb'u
10 me. Thcy acre OF various denominations, ron
g,nuInu ores, # mad any IN ~ possession. lia.-
Ing 4 NJ dollar genuine note N my wallet, took
II on. and laid 1t ON the counter, and u' gan com
plnug the bills just thin kuock came to tue
door. The prisoner st ,rted suddenly, aud grabbed
the money OF the counter, my $50 MI uclu ted
saying, IL Nout do for TINS stun "a be- seen ui eny
one" lie told me To open tao door, wnich did
baby and gentleman came IN. The LADY inquired
foI some papers; the prisoner made some reply He
then put on has lat, aud beckUu'd me to 60 ont WI h
hIm, Which | did, lie then tOld Wc to come down
to the place tho next day, and he would complete
arrangements with me. ! told him to give me my
money, but be put NC OF Ind Insisted on my calling
neat dag. Br,fH the countryman was robbed,
SAITH gcIs I've gears IN State Psison'
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dull at ooNecsn Alabama Sc OF %. and New YORK state
C. OF 1870 at iook.
Fourth National Bank shares sold at iooslooN, and
Bankers and Brokers' Association at loi. Railway
mortgages were in good demand Central Pacincs sell
Ing 90. Unions At eCH nrsts OF Columbus. Chicago
and Indiana Central OF 7iHShS, and New Jersey Cen
tral nrsts ut 100.
In the stock market railway shares have shown more
activity and summation. aud the business transacted at
the Stock Exchange Ia OF importance The opening
prices firm. aud advanced up to the second
Board. when the highest prices OF the day were gen
orally recorded. During the afternoon the market
weakened, and prices we're momentariiy depressed y
to Y cont, but later rallied and closed nm,
though nos mp to the best prices. New SofR
Central stock and scrip were In active de-
mand. the nrst named rising from 81K TO son and
scrip iom S2k to Sih. Northwestern common ranged
extreme quotations from OK to GA the preferred
from siA 10 g. Lake Shore rom ssN to sGN and Rock
Island from lOgH to 1857. The strau stocks were In
good request tho common nuctuating between ,SH
and 5is, and the preferred between $50 ana SA The
Directors Of this Company viii hold their regular
monthly meeting ut their ONCE In this city tomorrow
Reading quiet at 81 TO on. Pittsburgh was steady
al sife AZ, and at the annual meeting held to-day In
Cleveland. Board Of Directors was elected represent
lur the interests Of the Fort Wayne PonnsylvaniA ecu
trail and Erie roads Tho following wns the tc<cti j.
n. Mccullough. Thomas A. Scott. o. w Cass, '. VI.
Dcvoroux, c. " Andrcws Jay Gould. James Fisk, Jt,
VIM NJ. Tweed, Peter u sweony. L. u. Rucker, Hugh
smith. and Henry Harley. New Jersey Central ,e.
tanned TIC activtv Of ycft'rday. RANGING rom WN
iogk. Eric rta at &slsS. aud Ohio aud Ms.ls.in.
pr dun Ut 2lkeHH Themsceancous ha cs were igirlv
active with Pacific Mail the special feature, which
opcucd at w, advanced to AK, closing at ~ Wet.
err Union Telegraph Wa steady At 81 honH. Qucksn'
yer at l5xSi5N and Marpcsa Preferred At lsSalg.
EXrress shares were quiet hut strong narticnlltly
Adams, which sold at 6!H. An informal megti was
held TODAY arrange for meeting tomorrow Of the
represent nves OF the different companies, with view
Of -cnrtthuting the routes snrrendeo d TO the Ner'
chante Union Company o. the time Of the con pronsa.
American quoted VI S5A 9s5A United states at "a
@iaN, and wells. Fargo Co. ut ishS9)
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FOURTEENTH WAND PoLITICs.
Biackm7ilina n womnn-uiow TO Prrscnnte
Detective Oaiccr-Sbarp engagement
with Gt nuinc Observation-Disclosures IN
H,eh Onciat Quarters.

Biackma Hing n womnn-uow to Prrsounte
Detective Oniccr-Sbarp engagement
with q, nuipc PolIcc mep-InHuencc IN
H'eh Omcial Quarters.
About o'clock yesterday morning. Addie King
and feminine friend VITO tves In Elst Houston
street. paradod Houston street ard pressed the holt
day compliments with some festive strangers sud
denly man, thiok.sct and roughly huit -prang out
from dark corner, and sc1ing Addie by the arm,
threatened to take her around 20 the Police Central
onice bot he added that II She would give nm 10
he would let hcr go Addc babe him cx'I'bit uis
shield. The politician a. d he had len II at home
but could arrest her without II.
Al this jubcturc another nun snrang forward and
with the cry OF " You'n blnekmail a woman, viii
your" seized tie fellow by the collar aod fight en-
eu.d. Tue woman snricked, a crowd gath, rcd. and
some OF the men ATTEMPTED 10 separate the combat
ants. stand back !" shouted No. 2. " au al ON
GER and III teacb this fellow to backmal woman. "
The spectators still pressing closer, No. drew n
revolver and ordered thcm back, Ut The same time
showing his shield.
Thomas MURRAY thea attempted 20 draw weapon J.,
with intent 10 rescue the prisoner hut before he
could 1t he WAS seized By another officer, whom
the noise had attracted TO the scene. Ohicers now
poured out from thc Central oicv, IL. struggle hay
inc aroused the sleepy Broatiw ay stationed on
duty there and The com tants hivins worked their
way from the corner To the front Of the buhding.
Tile odds were soon against & Q blavkmuier and
hrs friend ard after some luther struggling the two
.ooundrcs were 'akcn 10 The syrng street police
station, where the ciei of.ndcr save the name Of
D'nni- shea. OF Elizabeth street lie saId he .iV'si
IN the house OF Alderman Hurh - Biien, aud w,uli
SOON sho" his antagonist, who proved To be oGt =
Twyfor,. what be (Sheal would DO, and wucro he
CrwylorlD sonn would bo lie added thai no matter
now the mig0t end, lie CSd,a) would make ivy
ford suffer.
Yesterday forenoon Shea and Mlrrav were com
united by Justice Bowling In the afternoon A.
siztant Alderman Hug" OBuen save bonds Tor shea.
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DIED.


CoFTwrI 4 c 8ToS se D srsa !, vc on
Tie soa,i ID i n L. Church whiamshrr5h;
COSGEoNL.-ldn youngest dhuIh'ei oI Jame' ''''
ihe re'aiyss ana Iiends OF the famlyarc re'nectgy
"DOWNEY"on Wednesday. jar. s. Charlie. Edwtn.
youngest OF John AMI Reoeoca Downey' ascd scar
ulIy Iviiri IN attend tine funeral from tno trsdctre
Of u. uarrnts, 81 West i5h 81, on Friday IA met
hRIspALF.-on wcdnc. day Jan. Robert nrvs'
d9le; IseI 10 Seasd @""e 81 "l n IN, ia to
Stfgd ,Ic 'o9ers ,,o% T.. ~ ,Isde"'s' 80 '' ~
oqgRea P1P'I, G,ftSe GIo,pv c,.rcs Grov %
TN fe'Sgve agIncai, Or rne family the mem r'-.
oil III, late Engine G.. so. 4 w nnlce, nepar.m n.y.
are r%ret9gcly 9{itIa o2 a',I rhal sy Jsa o
Iifpi.-On ruc,day, Jaa. I. George W. uyd', N the
iGe ircads ma acqumnencg' Of lho fanilI arc H.
O'Clock, from tle residence ol us m''l'r' o t"''
JoNFs.--In Orecnpo!nt on Wednesday, Jln.s y J
10 o. IN the SD year OF hrs age .,......,.
nom ia Ba mi Church SoDest
'ihVn On 1ucsdny Jan I after severe iln"ss,
Sarah Theresa youagest laughter OF patnr AID Ca,h.
aunc Lamb, a"ed iGyrar' i0monIhs, aud ii dnvs.
p H SG' 70 an "tcn S@ i 1' sVs o% aray Al
noon, az y ocloeh. nom Ter late residence ~ Fofs V
McGISLEY. -l'ctor, son Of Nel MeG'ncy, rgrd N
Tic relatives and friends OF tho family are r~pcct
tulV invited 10 AttCnI the MnVrll u1u hia at roe
dence ~ Mulberry 49, on trduy, IN inst a. ball Aa'
| | O'clock.
o'tOTSEIL-o On Tues lay, Jan. :. raricd, only sou
| OF Dennis ard BT dfct O't punGli, AGED >! ACNfN
The relatives and friends 81 tnc amh 49, ft@t 'cifuN
| reancsed a. attend the funeral hi, uhuudnyl u'rr
noon at O'Clock. from his Itc res duIcs ~ AUutuu II
| EANDAI l. Dr +. !, Randall
Ins maj ceremonies over the rcmntns NJ the tate IN
| sncctor nand'll viii Ne held on FRIDAY Ian Z NJ
C'c Ock at tnu Stanton 4 Nlpti~ Chuuh Lhf q eul
OF the family the officers IN lmprctpr4 ~ TIRE "'.'
OF Health, Inc hysic Rns Oi the Eastern liHhr', y
aud the NHsnnir ira ernity are rrtpc9tnlh h'll-u
| at,cni. lutrrmrnt nc Greenwooi Genet nv .
ROYCE. -tbn 1nesdRN evening, at las io-iuenct, 10
| Chrlstolhcr VI Peer ,sotte.
The NJ en- 1crs OF Greonwicli LOd.c, No. 49, + ana
| NJ aFa hrirhy summoned to meet ~ The Lodge room
cor 4th and Greene MS, on trda., M nst., a. " NJ
81 arp, to attcnu III" funeral " Bro Peter " koyre,
| by order of the MaaLsr, MM. ". SHOVE, Nfc,
shoTN kLL On Isesdsy' JaA =. q . n;Ai ~, !
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MON yEsP Ems ar 81. ALBAN.s.
Fashionable Devotions-T Future RE-
liglon Of the New Nork Ari-InrrncN.


ligou Of the New fort Ari-tocr"c,.
The service Of vespcrs on the eve Of the Festival
OF the Epiphany at 81 Albn's Church last evening,
wns very Impressive. Externally tie cdihccis low
sized and without much decoration, ofenng a
marked and stnkng contrast 20 the vorshipper
who emerges from the black and gloomy tight into
tire warm and perumed air OF the Inprior, bright
with the blaLc Of numbcrlcss gas je.' and nearly
hundred candles N and around tue at.r. The Utna-
mcntltioa OF the building for Cnris,mas remars
among tho Rltua!lsts until the close OF Epiphany,
which is moro ia Ailary known as Twelfth Nigh,
aud l. generally inldcred In Europe the vi M
up OF Christmas jolity. For tis fC son the tstO,ns
OF evergi Gems ~ne ttli hanging on the walls and
The lhtersticcs between these were decor ted with
shields Of laurel and crosses yellow lmmorteilu-
Within tie wood railing there wcr" On each side
Of the btar huge masses Of evorgrcens 10 the ctnuc
Of winch were twenty bonuu.ul euns hlIes. The
service com nencrd with the procession Of the
clergy and the choustcrs. a fnely-carved gigantic
being carried IN Tie TIen came the sua
evening service OF the AngOlicn Church yer
formed In cat nesrals; the MAgrilcat. which wa
quisitrly sung, WIS composition by PtTt Abau, and
the anthem, Arise. SHINE" by DR. E'Oie, OF u.
Georges Chapel, Windsor Ciste. Tie sermon
preached by uie Rev. Mr.. Mines. and was stiTung
exposure o. the mental ciNariicc shown by u1hy
men who LEFT tic Anglican Church
Aftrr ts delivery came the oaertory, which Nos
service Of mi osiHg ceremony Craccd Niu he
saying OF incon,e ultl tho air w1s thick NitI IT.
hca'y sWectncss, lId the ne siucng OF a., op .a1u,
and TIE gcnulcctiuu- 81 tue rector or rather priest
OF the CIurch, VINO wOrr on iLis occasion mt-uni-
cent cape heavily fnngcd With guli lare, nd ri,E
stole The Holy Eu,hr will be adnin't red this
morning 10 s. aud tuc s'd.7 Of The UulCh Nlll
meet m the evening % nc sane Euur.
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.iNoTnER rR.DULEyr DIroRCE.
Trumped M Chars 10 innucnce n Referee
-prriuryy Wholesale.

Trumped M ChnreI 10 innucnce n Referee
-PUriurSy Wholesale.
The divorce case &C OF Mary Gownn ngTins,
JOHN Gowan was bcio Judge Cardozo yc~tcrily,
on tho motion by tic usband to have decree Of
divorce obtained By wife IN August last set
aside, or the groundhst It was lradulenty and
col!usivtly procured N that he had no notice what
eve. Of the proceeding The case was tired before
:. II. stuart, Jr., nofCe, and the Witnesses wtrr
Henry ". CASTOR, hcrt PetrOWski, snd L'Ed
mitl. GIston swor hat on the iSti Of MAY be-
saw Gowan gowith L'g Smith from her res dpuc",
ia Aim street, 10 Mos The"trc, and 'rOm tlvtC,
after the pcrlorm ncco 1Eylor's, and eisrV hcrV,
und tllat GpWnn went ith her In carria"e 10 tc'-
tral places at subs Qu,t times and inst he Ind also
PAID attention TO On, Emily Fowler These ALI -
cations. which were ~ sworn 10 ~ part by Lzz
smith md Potrow- kiwrrc dcnirl by Mr.. GnwIr,
and Affidavit. Wcr" uroduced rrOving an abb iOy
Mr. Cos an In every Instance. IL was claimed that
the divorce pr occurs we're intugaieu by James
{, Daily, - iath orIrs. Gov an; and PPtro~ SKI
made AFFIDAVIT Oh N" q e. side that the man repr'
rtntcd to him \" be Genn. and whom be supnu- d
~ be GOWan, sile esuiying before the r'ielcc,
Nns hot the dcfcndar in tie action. Decision re
served.
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rHE ELIzABAlH SrREEP TRAGEDF.
Denial thnt Mrs. NJ Nauinra wns - pevotec
oI Fash on-interestinG Facts from Ons
of bcr Neighb1rs.

10 ne Iditof " Tie sun.
SIR. | read with profound sorrow the terrible
death II one Of ous most accumulated and ca,ccmcd
Youug ladies. The lady victim Of this horrible ira
gedy, which has cast gloom over Whole sultitudcs
was beloved by all who knew her, and II could hard
" be believed that she was gully OF pcrpotraung
,uen c.lme ncr match viii never be foun In
thi. city She not ;aut In the manner Of
dress she always dressed very plainly aad she was
ieycr known TO nso o harsh word TO any one. She
VAS the most i0scinIuns lady that ever met with.
hy known UniL her bu, paud and herself the last
nlno ten years, and never before heard word de
lama'ory TO her character, or that OF any OF her
sisters.
Al the time her mRriage TO Nj. Joseph hlIne go
she h,d thG Tesition Of pnnclpI OF Primary School
No ~, souh Fourth Eueet, between Seventh aud
q thth street., BrooS,yh, Il. d., which position
she held Win CIR d. snme time niler her mlr11 To
JOs, nh AimeP She wa te daughter OF respoGta he
par Mt, aud was IN angel" " her schOnlmlLs md
h'r admirers, slRong waOm wa YOUR humble serv-
ant, w.p, succ ny itqunn ance witlI her, was upat
ed us q brOlhcf bi her,
" Hone kn " DC, but 70 love her" The n0ws Of
her separation hom her husband was reserved by
hsr trIrnds wiulJ'Y SYNPA rHlZEk
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New YoRK. Wednesday. Jan. Only two car
oars OF occf cattle arrived to-day and the onerinfs
sold at ul Prices Tine best droves rcta led ~ lie c
n. vita yefy nne at lsc Two smal dtoye' Of ISh,
ba apcc Of the s,les were made M rarge Of i.@i5Se
or sheen ne nad $50 head. and fair trade at SCkSc:
q n with fair lots o. est and state sheep, AtS
ms average selling readily At 79iAc. n. Hos were
Tontnaty unchanged, with ioads, or l.06 head,
received. No sales made on live welrht but 100
iOkc y. are the nominal quotations, Better weather
hef. thr unNrre for Dire scd hogs and quote At ia
@lgA.c. for We.tern. and is&aiShc for city.
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TIE TRAVELERs

Tdys az rdHd dpd ila cidfns promptly In Ave year
and half Of succr.siui busurs. iic TusyFi EEs ms
paid rrary TwFLNE THOUSAND claims for death
or wholly disabled injury ny accident tins dishursns
amoug its policy ho0crs uorv than ONt MILLION
Dol Labs. These claims vAIp Va HnouAt ,rOni g. -
5000 each. aud average oNE ~ rvERg ForRiFrN OF
all the ucrsons Insured bi TIE Company. Tlyrg Ucna
fits have been flat,d by G cHavs OF mcn ~ H paris
Il the United St,tcs aud Canada. Included ~ thr
number were ~ eases Of tta accident. co. N'i" t"
large arm OF Elys,V Wee pad. for oA ti,,-s received
in premiums.
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SlR' ! au rauior bf trade, and can get no work.
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"a loAlt, '1p "a uu 20, al sAbtii Will IL III 10
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~ miorluH Jon .f"u nat wound sulbIe Inc 20 reach
lt SAtr 81 Tex ot any ~ the Bord state OF
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Gf Wul irfu are No See ,uuiu r 70 not euni ia 10
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lAtt htI. Iuh 40 IA Ike tot to tout" iti place
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L '.r .I' ~ t"t H.t j ~ fOI-uAN,
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The West Eirh,rcnrh street Murder.

Coroner SchiImor took the Hato-murtem tasti-
muny Yesterday OF Franz Besgcl, VINO vas stlbb- ii
New Years DAY at @Ii West Eighteenth street.
Bcsgcn testified that james and William FictGh r.
entered his saloon and BEGAN qlarrelnng with the
persons IN the place. Resgen nteriered, aud Tor so
doing was slaJhcd by TIC brothers Fletcher who
also assaulted Mrs. Bosgan and another woman.
ihh Jury rendered aycrdict against James and IL
liam III, tcher, VINO were returned TO the TOmOs,
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Steamship Volunteer, Philadelphia, mdss.
Steamship Columbia, Havana, mdse unn pass.
Stcnmslip Silesia, Hamburg, mdsc and pass.
Stems min Slrsia, Hamburg mdse. and pas.
steam. hin Manhattan, Cha best W. mdse t.fi pas
Steamship MONTGOMERY. savannah. Wdsr ana pas.
Sea 1i.ip san Sal Vad IT. Savannah uIitC AMI ults
Steamship Cty OF Baltr Jre, Ncrl DOL uarc An p'N
Hrig CntaN ha savannah. yellow plhe
lrlg Alice Ahoott, pemcrarn, sugar and inolaeScs
SrIr Tan D co, Tam leo, Mex. hides, sSins, &C,
Also the ueuai river ana coasiwre vessels
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED Our
U,yRF Jan l-Atalanta. New York.
ioStINprHRY Jan. doravian, Portland
SorTn lMPToS, Jan New York Ncw Norg.