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on HIS own motion. adjourned this case over until
yesterday Ct II o'clock, when again appeared
Judge McCunn had no power or authority, directly OF
Indirectly TO hear the that the Court Of Oyer aud
Termner In session. and the ought 10 be heard
by them and second that he had power because 1t
was case wherein final Judgment had been rendered
produce the prisoner, whereupon he Judge McCunn)
ordered direct issue OF warrant Of commitment for
the imprisonment Of the Warden, and delivered to the
Sheriff. The Sheriff took him into custody. writ OF
habeas corpus Immediately allowed by Judge Car
dozo, returnable this morning at 1880 before Judge
IDgIah In the oyer and Terminer where the question
TO the power Of Judge McCunn In the case Will DO
heard.
. r WHAT WARDEN sTAcoN SAYS.
John BtacOm. the warden, from his place In the Lud
low-st JAIL says that the affair Is question OF law be
tween Judge McCunn and DisrlctAttnrney Garvin.
which be decided through him. He was guilty or
contempt OF court but had simply acted under ORDERS
and perfectly satisfied to remain where he was until
the question raised was decided
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THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.


Miss Maud Ernest rected some extracts from
Shakespeare and other authors last Monday evening, at
Dodworth Hail. The young lady should be advised and
persuaded by udcous friends to abandon line OF effort
which is thankess the BEST and In which she showed
herself utterly untitled to succeed And as general
rule-from considerations Of kindness and charity
young ladies who manifest symptoms Of design to read
In public should be constrained TO desst.
Next week will bring us Mr.. Fechter's per-
Torrance Of Hamlet Nblos Garden; Mr. Fox's comic
Hamlet In Mr. De Icons traveste. at the Olympic The
ater Mr. Days adaptation Of FrouFrou at the Fifth
Avenue Theater; and dramatic entertainment by Mr.
George vandenhof, the 18th inst. at the T. NJ C. A.
Hal.-Performances take place this afternoon at the
Olympic, the Circus, and the Museum-Saturday mat
inees land we mention the fact for the information
Of suburban readers who may wish to avail themselves
Of the opportunities so provided are announced at
Booths Theater, walack's Theater, the Olympic The
ater the French Theaer the Circus, the Fifth Avenue
Theater. Woods Museum and the Tammany Theater
We presume Mr.. Marezek will also give an opera mat
ipeo at the Academy OF Music.
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MUSIC.

The temperance of Miss Kellogg is the
most interesting feature Of this evenings list Of
nents Linda" is the OPERA and the cast includes.
beside the prima donna, Mrs. Lumley. Ronconi, and
Lott still better bin is announced for Friday, when
Miss Kellogg will appear in Eigoletto" together with
Lefranc and Roncon Thursday. while the discreet
AGA demy in Fonrteenthst the Academy in Brooklyn is
to have performance Of Masanello" We are Informed
that the ball 10 likely to be unusually brilliant.
MARIA DE RoHAN.
The performance of this opera last evening
at the Theat Of the Union League Club, under the
direction Of signor Ronconi, for the benefit Of the
Samaritan Home for the Aged" in every respect
successful The little thcater presented brilliant APP
pearance, every chair being filed and the request to
appear full dress generally observed The opera
of Maria de Rohan abounds In highly dramatic situations
and correspondngy effective music presenting all the
charms of Donizets purest melody. Signor Ronconi.
whom American audiences scarcely be said to know
otherwise than as bufo, shows In this drama that he
ll In look, voice, and action the part Of noble
man. Maria de Rohan, queenly part, was completely
filled by Mrs. Philip A. GuIager. Miss Ronconi
appeared as A,pando de Gondi-"an Able Of
the Court notorious for the levity OF his
character She sang the music with taste and correct
ness and with Mrs Gulager the recipient Of ample
applause and floral fayors Sgnor Boy acceptaby pre-
sented the chivac Count Of Ohaiais As this opera was
composed expressly for sgDor Roneon 1t deserves for
this reason we'll for its merits. TO be better
known to the of music in this city Certainly those
who heard IL sung last evening enjoyed richer and
rarer entertainment than ordinarily be looked for in
an operatic performance at the Academy
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LOCAL POLITICS.

The Kings County Republican General CON-
mttee was in session last evening, and admitted the
following named delegates, whose right to seats In the
Committee was contested: First Ward f. A. studwell
L. Bennett, IL. A. Bowen, L: NJ Estabrook sixth Ward
L. ID. Webster, j, Il. Ludden, G. w. Clarke, H. lS.
Christian Twenty fret Ward. j. Allen, y. H. Fisher, W
H. Hubbel L. b. Wiley. was then ordered that new
enrolment be made and election held IN the Twelfth
Ward after which series OF resolutions were read,
calling upon Congress to recognize the Republic OF Cuba
by granting beligerent rights The resolutions we're
laid aud committee was appointed to prepare
new set for the next meeting.
The New-YoIk COlored Labor Council No.
last evening to make arrangements for the celebra
ton OF the ratification Of tho XVIII Amendment The
meeting was presided by the Rev. VIM Butler.
who made few remarks In favor OF the proposed cee
bratIon and urged the necessity OF making such de-
monsraou as should be creditable to the colored peo
pie lie followed by several other speakers and on
motion committee OF three appointed TO nominate
an Executive Committee to prepare the details OF the
programme and they reported In favor OF the Rev. u
r. Butler the Rev. DIR. Turpn, John N Carney jacob
Stuart, l.. V. G. Etc. Joseph walker John X Porter,
and Henry Cunningham IL Is the intention OF the Com
mttes to invite the coored organizations OF neghborng
cities TO participate. The attendance last evening was
large, and considerable enthusiasm was manifested
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THE NEW NOMINEES TO THE SUPREME
COURT. I'D.
JOSEPH p. BRADLEY-wILLIAM w. STRONG
WHAT Is SAID OF THEM AT HOME.
Prom The NewGrt Advertiser

JOSEPH p. BRADLEY-wILLIAM w. STRONG
WHAT is SAID OF THEM AT HOME.
Prom The Newsri Advertiser
In all Mr. Bradley's public life he has been
lawyer 50 much lawyer that he could be nothing else.
His life has been Of active and professional trust the
he has conducted have for years been causes
eebres the parties who sought his counsel have been
those who had the heaviest interests at stake He is
desk man. profoundly yersed not only in legal but in
mathematical and natural science with mean attain
nents as lDguist and biblopoist But these not
the qualities that make the popular MI. Bradley
IS not unpopuar on the contrary he Is beloved In this
community, and trusted by and child as few men
are but is not notorious. fame has been won in
The study, and In forensic contest IN courts
OF last resort. his local reputation rests
upon a pure, charitable. kindly Christian life and
manly department Even in the political arena where
speqous though in all the sturdy fights which EewJer-
sy Repnblcanism has made he has been coun.
selor. In doubtful times he never fnched His con.
cealed ire kndied the flames Of the party his c0uraR e
never wsyered Not an Oficeseeker caring nor hoping
of no public position he has been first among the calm
minds which directed our party action, and always
Of temporary success he has been an advanced
Always Insisting upon the pivotal idea Of the equal right
ts Jaw OF az men, without regard 70 color on pre-
eob9ltlon He - Republican Ia the best and largest
President Grant BIT upon a man-upon two men, for
pOLn arelln this regard alike who are popularity nm
kaoyn, because they have lived within the inner tlmpe
~ ne Jaw. Mr bradley has all that any could ask
prWeseional reputation than any other lawyer
saom we know Of geneJal. scientific and lin stlc at.
low me- s9s as much OF that love and honor which fol-
ns CHRISTIAN gentleman. We do not doubt HIS con.
~ "ssloh Oy the Senate IL did We sboud question
ioesis stsm ny which appointments Ike this-aboye all
"eai OF personal Interests should DO made. n =
WILLIAM N. STRONG. o.. f.
m.k..... From tRs PkilsdelBhA Press
nave already spoken OF the eminent fitness OF jus
tdons IoT THIS high position. In point Of learning
ano loyalty 70 the Government In the dafk
Viii "a .ne kepelon be has superior Judge Strong
man 70 we supreme Court the ripe experience OF
a yeafe on practice at the bar In addition 10 fine long
ha wbsrs hs spent y the highest Court of Pennsyiva'
Their A1 decisions aud opinions noted for
SfnAiiiy cesrness OF conception and expression and
OILY viz ~ judgment He - deseryedly popular not
lsISSa Ns Ie BAR bU. with the people Of The state M
ana his confirmation by the Senate will DO hoarniv
S-sSI's0 W AL classes Of our citizens.
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SALE OF THE THOMPSON COLLECTION.

At the sale yesterday the attendance was not
large but the bidding vas spritsd and the pictures sold
brought as general thing good prices Lafayette and
Madame Roland drawing upa plan for the festival Of the
French Federation of lIol, brought n2o SIr Godfrey
Kneller. by himself, so; HewHampshire view, By
Bierstadt. t9s; Dead Christ and Weeping Man, BY
Gsspar Crayer ti2 The Old Roadside Inn by J.. z.
Williams til5; Scene In Wales, by Moryier. s21;
Dover Gins, BY Campbell, 500; ayiew Of the White
as COW House BY ihs SANG 800; View Of Tivol by
Van Bemines s25o; White M9untrin Scene. by Spear
slsO Sunset in EewEig land, tOej Charity. by schi
done, $500 and the Dane. by Washington Aston, tIo
The sale OF last picture the paltry price OF o
veaed OF taste In the buyers which was say the
least lansntabe The sketch was painted for the col
lection of the Duke OF SUSSEX and cost o. 600 In the
evening the attendance was very good despite the storm
and the folio wing pictures sold Blowing Hot aud
Cold by Jordaon $2o; Emierant Train the PrsrIes
attacked by indians By Chas Wimar, $1,000 tho sacrl-
fee OF Prolexena, by Natdre ei15; Sleeping Cupid by
serenl from jerome Bonapartes collection. s9 Land
scape, By Hunt tO0i Alexander Campaspe aud Apelles
by Angelica Kaufman, ,51o; and companion picture,
by the artist far superior TO the other uso and
landscape by Leslie superb piece OF ooortpg WOO me
sao Will DO continued today AZ II O'Clock. 100 Il
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, Feb. S.-An effort is making to
repeal the law exemptng churches and the property OF
benevolent associations from taxation Several petitions
werepresented in the Senate against the repeal bill
was introduced the body for the better protection
Of the citizens Of the from malpractice OF
Improperly educated physicians.
The House had q stormy session this evening on the
bill relative to the State Treasurer and the Commissioners
OF Sinking Fund The bill makes 1t the duty OF the State
Treasurer TO give bonds, with ten more sufficient
sureties the sum Of 100000 instead OF $4,000 as here
tofore il increases the salary OF that officer to y 900
instead Of AGO. and provides how moneys shall be Kept
State Will receive any benefit therefrom III was
postponed to Thursday evening next.
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BEvBRfDGB-0n Monday t nsi I,abel Carrie widow off, late
John Beverage Of Newborgb, aged IS years -
will be held the residence Of Der sOnnaE Henry ID OJ
IS Madson.aye, "Wednesday 9Th INST The flnera
services Newbugb II day. where the remains will b
taken for burial
cRAwPORD-Sudisnly Monday evening Feb Csih.n s
JOSEPH Crawford daughter of Rses and Margaret Lewis
Punea .sryc. al Der late residence Ne ia
Division ave, BroOkJn. K ID.
GREBS-0u Monday Feb Matthew DAVIS Green the Sss year %
his age.
The hour will be Published 10 TO mOrroSs papers
HERRING-on Tussy Feb WIN Herring r. aged 2yeap anS
mouths son Of VIM A. and Elizabeth A. Herring .
will from the residence OF bis parents
thirehs between Fifth sxthsTss, Friday the
llth inst, at 10 a.
JOHNSTONAt Sing Sing Sunday evening Feb Fsnne VIC
John Johnston aud daughter the late Geoegs ss
wood 10 the Both year Of her age -.
Tn. funeral viii take place from 81 Psus Chu Sing Stag Wed
nesiay at O'Clock Express train leaves Thirshsas
at l0tEm IN.
QuNBI-At Ksco Y Dee 1853 Of ePhneris NJ Cor.
Joshua and Martha caiuby AGED years MONTHS
disease Dec 1862 Ida 81 twin dangatss
and Martha QaiLby aged JeaTs noetss d'ys
RIDDELL-Ai Ottawa Kansas Feb 1870 ReN Rddell d. D.
snd and relatives Of the deceased are invited 10 attend We isasn
services the First Baptist Church. New Brunswick, il %
sTbarsdsy Feb. 10, st2 O'Clock
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CATCHING A FORGER.

A Young man giving the name OF Michael
nartne No Isa Dlyison,st., was taken to the Essex
u.,Lot Police Court yesterday complaint OF Andrew
Cullen oftYo lI3 Baxterst, whom Devne nred ~'Vi'
YER at on Monday night. The ball Ioissed Cuens neaa,
Int the shot close as 70 barn MS b,ee ,
as arrestei aud taken 10 the Seventh Preeihet oIn
zion where was found upon him poskel, oV s
we'll stuffed with checks upon the citizens banh 10
ar,ons amounts and purportng to DO drawn by shorn
OBrien Tho forgeries passsby well
Deyine might have been susoe.,isi an Tie aid not
depy having been the author Of the fofssres anu wa"
fuliy committed for both offensos
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CONNECTICUT.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
HARTFORD Feb Notwithstanding the Sc
STORM quite a largo number Of delegates to the
Republican State Convention have already assembled
preliminary caucus for general discussion was held
this evenings the Hon. David Gallup presided and re'
marks made by Gen. j. r. Hawey Of Hartford,
Mr.. Durand OF Derby. and Others. Very many
prominent men Of the party are present Ben
ator Buckingham ia here, and Will be made
President OF the Convention tomorrow Gov. Jewell
and the present State officers will be renominaed with
the exception OF Lieut. Gov Wayland, who is absent In
Europe and cannot attend to the duties OF the Office
Among those named to succeed him are William Fitch,
James NJ. Townsend, and Morris Tyler OF NewHaven !;
David Gallup Plainfeld oliver Hoyt Of Stamford,
Henry o. p. Haven of NewLondon, and +. j. Kngsbury
Of Waterbury.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Champion lockwood Charleston, mise and
sCROOszRs-RgyKR cossTvsE
Oscar c. Aeken Stamford Jane, Connecticut River.
YoseIse Roslyn. Highland, NOTwAL
WlND.-Sundosn ~ r. showing
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PRAscIsco Feb. 8-AuTed, shp Henry Adder Lverpoo5
Sailed, ship Blue Jacket for Csllso.
Va, Feb 8Saied steamship Mcclellan for Boston
SAVANNAH Peb 9-Ayed steamships San Salvador from
Wyoming from Philadelphia Montgomery from EesYortt
from Baltimore Cleared steamship Virgo for Eesforfi
Ocbrs winonak for B.amorsI Wapsis for MstsnI.s
g. c. Peb 8ArrVed. bark Warren Orsay, froa
Baltimore leang sehr Medstor from NewYok Ofh
steamship Manhattan from NsxYok and Falcon for BsltnSrst
York Sailed bgs Apollo for Lyepoolg
for Cuba seh Bis Pike for PhlsdeOss,
Shaw for northern port W Wilson, for New Eureka fss
Aesnds Lous Crockett for NASSAU N p TOnse for Cabat
EnmA for Georgetown g. O.
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NEW-YORK.

CHARTER ELECTION IN BINGHAMToN.
BINGHAMToN, Feb. S.-The charter election
in this city carried by the Republicans. j. n Cong
reelected Mayor and Ward was carried by
the Republican candidates for Aldermen. The Demo.
candidates for Assessor and Justice were elected
The Board % Alderman neutrality-suspicious., o. Demo
l.
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MISSOURI.

A DEMOCRATIC CAUcUs--PROPosRD DIVISION or
THE STATE.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Sin Democratic caucus at
Jefferson City last night. the Constitutional Amendment
recently introduced in tho Senate relating to the en-
frsnchisenent OF all DISTINGUISHED discussed
and resolution adopted declaring the purpose of the
caucus to support such propositions scheme was de-
yeoped yesterday for division OF tue Stale Of asour
the liver 20 be the dividing line The scheme seems 10
be based TIC ALLEGED UNEQUAL division of onioarA both
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

THE LABOR REFORM MOVEMENT.
CONCORD, Feb. 8.-The Labor Reform party
are to open their campaign in Ncw-Hampshire next
Tuesday by speech at Concord from Flint, their
didae for Governor On Friday they will issue cam
paign paper They claim at least 5000 votes State
III they get Them II Will defeat election Of Governor
ny the people, and throw 1t into the Legislature. where
Gov Stearns will undou btedy be reelected Their State
and local tickets viii be independent Of old parties
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

The Hon. Galusha A. Grow of Pennsy3vanra,
and DIR. Jacob Mosher Of Albany at the ST Denis
Hotel. 60 W. 8. Groesbeck OF Cincinnati, the Hon X.
e. Parsons OF Cleveland the Hon. j. +. Slater and L.
Blackstone OF Norwich J. II. Ramsey OF Albany, and T.
s. Ianln Of Massachusetts, are at the st. Nicholas Boe
49, The Hon. John HILL NJ. c.. OF New-Jersey. Ben.
Field Of Albion, NJ T.; Prof. f. Hitchcock Of Amherst.
and Seth Green Of Rochester, are at the Fifth Ayenne
Hotel 60 Richard Sullivan and Elias Merwin o; B0s-
ton. and Mr. Dobe Of Quebec. at the Breyoor House
- Nahum stetson OF MASSACHUSETTS,: and Capt N b.
Palmer of StoningtOn. ut the NewYOrk Hotel. ==
Major Hennessey OF Washington is at the Westminster
Hotel. - A. G. Washburn OF Bosten Is at the Aston
House.
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UNION CoLoNY.-The time for membefs. OF
the Union Colony to pay the $50 is extended to March
for freight and passage at reduced rates
wiz be announced Coonists will take but little fufn-
ture choosing only that which Is good the same may DO
said Of clothing and cloth OF all kinds Members ahoua
so select variety OF seeds cutings plants ana snah
fruit trees ana pack them In moss Farmers ana me
chanics should take timber for axhandles &C 1noso
Whaling written Information. send to Ralph
Secretary, Tribune Once, N. Y. n ttst III ale. Il.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS

WEDNESDAY. FRaa
Mails for Enrope via Queenstown and Ayerpool the Nsofa
Pier No. 10 r. close the PestOGce 10 m Supplementary
mail paid No North RIVER closes VI
THURSDAY. PKB TO-
Malls and steamship Rsge csrs al the oea
Mails for Bermuda per steamship PahK.s sr R. e,ses
a General POst-OHee D m.
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NEW-JERSEY.

RAILROAD MATTERS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
TRENTON, Feb. SIN the Assembly to-day,
a bill was introduced giving tho Milestone and Trenton
Railroad power TO make contracts with other Pennsy
vania, New.Jersey and NewYork railroads, to secure
continuous line from Philadelphia to New-York.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM CHARLESTON Feb 5-Ia esn,hip Chsnpos-w. We
reen, Mira Libby child. Mr. Mosey Miss Gisb Pee
c. q r. oakland J. b. Curtis Mrs G. b. Curtis, Mnh
child j. wilkins w. H. Anderson: VIM Ryan % s-es
Howe Mrs Wells and children. Mrs BIey and .er,s.s
c. Martin r. Da,a0d and daughter Miss Kate Beck
bennett Lovely HOa W. QunardC Sehins wife snt shi<
ID W.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY O. 1870

state and National Propositions to appoint female
sssocissee to the State OF Public Schools
.hat ooored teachers should DO given prefer
the privilege OF attending white schools where
defeated In the House NV ' -
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
nouxsric MARKETS

aaE.I DOMESTIC MARkhia
Ala Peh a-Cotou "a moderate aen"a $40 S
.u,ss bu, steady, ..les loo bassi hddnsA 4e "eep INV
F,b eKoIhing doing ody "a article usually
anosl but nnees nomnaJ unchsuged NtAh IA hoe t YES
6sl COO Coa oOO9 bgsA oa, laJVo Da'ai
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Sg,tial gutias.
A Guarantee Rupture Cure.

HBRSIA-Rsr " HINES. Editor advent Christian Tines"
writes 10 his paper as follows: -.
Broadway special here him. aud possible CT
hernia without help shoah
have by thing could hardly be recoocd 70 though bare
tbongb that should he glad to have Yes
hope to be my With Oy and lay all At the masFs
feet at bis coming. ...... - a.,
master Of profession He has invented new hena appliances
superior to Beside be bis patients tAss
thew spepse with instrument After time"
relieving and curing al forms OF rupture
been by them ron oaS
Pamphlets illustrated With bad cases before and aes ss
.rf,f,r, al On int Of
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At Poughkeepse, yesterday, Coroner AndrI rus
WAS burned 10 death on sunday lpormnf Inc july
found that Mayer TO his death ~ sanos ~ r
that the fire wilfuiy and mslicousp S'Ss" w w.
sons unknown " Tho lusy.
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TEXAS.

MEETING OF THE LEGIsLATURE-THg Senate
RIAL CONTEST.
GALVESTON, Feb. S.--The Legislature con-
vened at Austin today Much interest is manifested in
the result of the Senatorial contest Hamilton and Rey-
holds believed to be the strongest candidates.
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Use Wfnchesters Hypophosphites.Thse esbrated Req
edy is q prompt and positive CURE for COssgsPTfOS
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The Trophy Tomato Twenty seeds s5 send for ereua
Addrs. GzO. L. WaRSe IT,, Ogden Pam, Newport, l.
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DIED

Wedding md Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note P.pss
&c Ws EVEEDELTs SONS Io4 PuOu OPP Old Daieh Charsh
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Barley 100 oc5 bO.b BE- 5000 bu'h Peas 400 BASH Mar
bush. .rsn,...
rehSc quiet .. n,easi1 M Md'rs Is
BAG Pork dali At go as Osts sdysscsi soe Sssn nses
Prime fftdtic Other articles nsebfnged Oob WI ssnss
Erehsse 1914 New Yek Sigh, BrosBss par az sss 80
PHAscco FEB aFen add Wheat are nSeSs'ssa '' "s
tysn,scuena Legal Tenders, BJi. a.. -
EoEroLE Peb sColon uncblsged receipts - ses
exports eosssc 2S bales sales l bales Low M1dsf5 ZIG
ports bses; MddlnE. 23ic ssies, 900 bses ANNA
CHAHLrTcr c. Pth GCo,tOn dull 80 bales hsfss
zee receipts 98 bales ...... I.,-..x.x
Agey,ra Ga FEB 8Otoa opened xh t tenssd bot c>sss
SuV and easier 6 bales; $50 bses hinss xJte
WiGssGros c. Peb 8so sales Of spirit TufpentiDe 49,
outlet ~ Strained and 620 90 20 for No Isitoa aebJ
ate. for MiddlbE 1S, 81 -