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GENERAL CaRLE NEWS
Preceedfnes Of Parlfa1ess.
'Lsyl Grs5rills o. &c f0',srs . = NJ 3 Co.

ksTl Grs E-iIle tte Powers = - ~ CC1szi4s
St's-TAs Esclsss vessels Ssls u ,s- l'rzsslcFs
LONDON, Feb. ls.-In the House OF Lord thig
evening Eari Granville said the II a. Comms-
Son which vas about 20 meet IN NsfbingtCn b.
without power 20 settle the question O. ne fSA-
cries, but is only authorized q frame Plan o.
adjustment on which the decision OF The mem
bers must be unanimous Tor sYbsnf t1n % l. IL
respectiye governments.
In the House OF Commons. Nreeousis f,r.. ed.
pder Secretary Of foreiE1 Aeairs. promisc 4
20 lay before the House all the papsrs relative
90 the case OF the British col iers en-. = ne
Seine by the PTuSSians. Ia some rcHarks. lie
Nlscognt said the government Ia &c do4h- a.
Bismarck would amply redeem ne prom - l.-
made 20 cOmpenSstn the owners trT ''~-es ans
m uriCs ~ustsined.
a Riot tu Sark.
I.CNroN. Feb. lA.--lhere was % 4Drl-s Ifm-
oDstrRticn iu Cor, Yesterday, On The 1ssi0n Cl
a welcome given 20 a released EcnIsa captain.
with drawn sI0rcs, and the mob sf:e-el.
Ihe English Markets.
L.rrHN. E,b. I--n a. .. On C rnsls. a- lar
both. hmsr.,,a .-cIIflie. dali Eauds. il 81 (.
i-ts I'D, 80. NC7, - Tor !c-f 80, - SfccAs
gns;-k,lc, Ia Illinois, l,ss; 0res: s~ssrs
L-vFEF6t,' F,s i:-li ga r, cog, 5-i. ,,i.,
e do~uwHri tendency d p.auds. a.. go. -sus
"a. tses .stiluste,i % f0lo Iaia.. ea,.. 81
nid3linE Brealstufs easier-CslHtrpls :. a. -.
IS .slls fa., red Western al, - 4 81 o f- n
lowest grades q Nc. 2 % flT- chesf trsfes -.
]. red rinter. l,.sd..ussi. Fieur. = q
LCNr5N. Feb. a., ~ u.-tJus1.s A.. s-.' a- ..
fr both. IT, market IL weaker ls sr..r .rs-.r. ..
the decrease Of bullion o. "a. bsgE - Eufisl1 q.
morrow Bosas, - 81 O. ..i,I -,
ststos that the cotton mafs ej is easter tst %
ably Iw-g lLaE Yc-f NJ
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The National Union League.


FhiLApFfpHiA, Feb. 1.-The NatfenAr q .aI
League OF America, In secret session IN tlis CIV
have The following subjects under CONSIDER
ton The condition OF political aiarS
Arkansas, Missouri, North Carol nAanIFl0I
calling for energetic action on the par. az
committee; petition from lesd ne col0rr1g
IN North Carolina, praying fOE the iu.erfereE
OF the republican party 10 save them frOla q,
Struction. Action was also asked Of the com
mlttee in hehalf OF the members OF thc IeScns
who have been threatened and fnfirniis.ef tu
attempting the exercise OF their political Tights
IN Georgia and Maryland. In the latter safe
TIE farmers have combined together AM re
solved 10 employ no one who is known % be a
member or the Union League. The cont Ion OF
the Union men in Kentucky il Represented a.
deplorsble in the extreme. In the Concrss
sional district known as the Henry Clay d.sIrls, .
the democratic candidate WAS elected by lee.
than one hundred, aud the feeling engen ie CT
by such hot contest has brought forth 4 very
disacTecable state Of feeling, which pro mites 90
eliminate in outrage. The dread OF universal
amnesty IN this and other Southern GIstgIc., 4.
IS represented Ivy prominent meEh ers a.. LIZ
league that the time for this amnesty Ia DO.
arrived, and that II Il j. stteinp.ed 20 ,ss- Sucb
a measure, u would render n neoesss-v fBr
every outspoken Union ran, b.ack o. WI. = 10
leave Lie roPeriy and take ref se o. a NJ. era
State
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POSTSCRIPT!
LATEST ER0.H TIE CAPITOL.
a. Ey The Evening Star Private Tele
graph Line.

TIE House viii vote upon The bill 70 enforce
the Egtts Of citizens OF the United States 10 vote
IL The scye5a States, AZ O'Clock this afternoon,
s'ttE WHEN an effort viii be made - get the
report OF tie conference committee on the bsll
providing "A new form of eJyerumsLJ tor tie
Distinct OF Columbia before tie House. As the
SeUste asked Ter TIE committee OF conference,
Parliamentary rules require that the report
Bi.s. I've Iozde % the House first; hence t. can
rut e considered IN the senate anil after tie
HIM. LIS HrtesI.
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Grem New Y0rk-Tke stevens IA,
tery-kelief Tor she Erench. Ac.

IRON Liverpool.
HE Stevens battery wall De ready 20 .a1Ecs
in June.
The aggregate contributions her TO- the ar
feTing French are $4,000.
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Cotton ships az Liverp.oi

l.. EEfooL. Feb. lt.-ATryed. tie 80. ais a..
@ie Moses, irI IA New orleans. N.ti sd bale a.,
touon, ana TIE Abbot iOrd. from MOI j.. A.;a
a.-G bales OF Gotten.
ihNERPooL. Feb. l5.--Arrived the bagE Iu-
olana, rom New orleans. with 2.2L5 bsfss o.
cotton; tic chip British Lion. from Mobile
WIN Z,'0i Go; the bark Nova Scotia. from Ne~
Orleans, with 2.OsG do; the sim IL Ryl.pI.
from New orleans, with 4.ySs do: tho ssel,i-
cere, from Savannah, with .G8B do aud thr
park Mary DUfkee, from Mobile, with . 80 10.
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DUSTIN, req IL lie iuTy al mi 1esr tie
BODY o. ,lohn y. Collier. Killed b. the railroad
,ialn al AubUi ndae, charge the officers o. Ia.
Boston AID Albany Railroad Corporation vii
negligence IN eieciiDg tie man from tue ou.-
bound express train between stations CONTRARY
10 tbe iules OIL said corporation, and thai -hp
onlceIs were negligent in not stteIa l,tipg 20
STOP the inward bound express tram prev oIs 10
the accident.
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Resanptton of work nc tue Goal

MOUNT CARMEL Pa, Feb. ALI the col
llerles have resumed work this m . .,t,e,f
those which VIII commence Tomorrow.
TANAeUA, Feb. 1.-The miners sfil adhere.
TO the three-doliar basis. Two cOiiieri~s n.
preparing 20 resume work.
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Yerxars Plead Eutit,.

NEw YORK, Feb. 15.-Lewis n. Van Eaton
and Charles ID. Vanderbilt, alias BrockNsy. in
the Court OF General Sessions, to-day pleaded
guilty OF forgery In the lrst degree. Sentence
WAS deferred
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Not Carly Harras:

ELkToN, MD, Feb. 1.-The NAH arreste.
yestercay on suspicion of being the fagi.it.
Curiy Harris, has not been identified IL M.
Philadelphia oficer, and he return. yi,,aB,
Curly.
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The Peabody land Yrastee.

IHILHI tIfhIt, Feb. I'.--IhCTe W. 4 m
vate meetlds OF the Pea .Oil EaIcafions' 2 ms
i nstees to-day at the Continental. The to-
lowing members were present: Hon. q. Win
thTop, presiding, Geo. Peabody Russell re
taIy OF the board; Br. =. Gears, eaer4-Fyr
agent; Bishop NJ. hcilvaine, :. W. Moore. tla-.
DlcAlister, Nm. Eyarts, Nm. A. g. rel al. sac
II. tliLoIo, and George y. Eston. Inc psfu.
Cipal business was the reading ol TIE r,i,o.r o.
The executive agent. nr. Scar. which .- /.
lengthy document. The regular r1u- m rrei.
ness was then transacted. Ghe hoard - con
unue N session for three CT four dav-. rlec-ins
about four LOurs daily.
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RATCHEI0R,S HAIR nv.

In,s splendid Hair Dye - the best in the ~uTii.
II aTBIiess resble, IN does not ain
lead, nor any -siGifc poison ~ produce paralysis
Death Avoid the Wanted aud decisive preparation,
casting virtues they do not possess The genuine,
", n. BaicEeor's Hair Dye has had iairfy ysa+S'
rrfarntshed reputation 70 uphold its integrity ss
the only perfect Hair Dys-tlsck OF Brown. Sold
by GIL Druggists. Applied st 10. Bond street, New
York. fest r
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FokILAND, FEB. l5.-Tbe steamer an.tfia
IRON Liverpool, has arrived.
NEW YORK, Feb. lJ.-Arrired, tho Z..I.Aa
from Havana.
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TarsE FACTS DEMAND ImAEDIATE CON
SiDkHAIlON .-Diseass should be guarded sgsinst
CT = DiCs. be cared The alternatives are death or
sich o0IseqGences as render life burden. Combat
The malaria, purify the blood, put the nerves IN
or regulate the female system, promote the Ap
ftU'cs ts2ish every sign OF dyspepsia or rheums.
tsp increase the yigor Of both body and mind, and
relieve the children Cf Sumner COMPLAINTS. All this
can oHiy be done with safety, certainty and prompt
r,-s ~ Charles GAUtieFs Native Wine BitteTs, :
say regular opinion, endorsed b. many Of tho
eminent phy sicians, 10 assure rs Of the cOuipiets
victory " these over 81 other YiiterE II has Abso
lrfey driven them cat OF the market where IL has
teen introduced G8utitTs Nstive Wine Filters
1sy hs bed o. AL druggists. o=2s-tr
TIL RSTOS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DEE = tlie best article for cleansing aud preserving
teeth. sid 10y all druggists. Price, - And 81
JOUNEN'S NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
Stores -hlsl gloves equal t. new Sold by all drug
gi-t and fancy goods dealers Price. IS cents Ge5-ly
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BALLS. PARTIES. De.
GRAND CARNISAL md FErE
=
CAPITAL or TIE UNITED STATES, ~
FEBRUARY 2Gih and 2l--, III. Up
~~

COMMITTEE HEADQUARTERS.
h.ra. We. Snsp4t..'. BrtiryHG. Va. 9G~ Pr r..
II" C-runittcc 90 Arrangements respectfully au-
Uouuce ~ al the closing feature- the celabCA.4
- The 2Hth and 2lst will be ~ follows
GRAND CIVIC BAIL at the NhSBs o.
TkNPLE on H.. even ~ cf the @l-t at Ni.i.u
tie President Vice President. cabinet sens,r aai
Houss a RepTtsent3tN aud the invited guest pi
the city Viii be present.
: GEASD MASKED BALL at CARUSI'S "a
LOON on she same evening.
Both Balls 60 Pee given ~ sub-.-r ION aud nader
che control ~ th- Carnival Committees. Book II
bsclipi"us have been placed IN the hands It IN.
respective committees. ALL Also is tuGud 20
PHILIP Solomon, Blanchard \ NohUn :, and first
National Baut.
Subscribers desiring ladies invitations will please
md address 60 either above places the Con-
mtiee Room. ithrgu Rep, Pat. fee II
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ALBANY, Feb. lJ.-tne Montreal eEprs-s
tram, which Wa 70 leave New N0rk Ia u,..tf
a. y U'cicci. lett tlirty-iYe minute .eit.a
time. ON reaching the bridge "a; >uuN.e,
De- llls CTeek, the engineer slow ei dow, wher,
..e h"hhtis tTain, which N,s hel4nl, raEDr
laundering around the curve ~ Ia sI,e...- an
q COLLISION tOOh pace. sli,h Almost OF. 4 " d.
m"lshed Ole car an smashed tie FiatiJrns o.
several CthcIs. The engineer o. tie Asaasg,
train JuinPcd OF, aud TIE conductor va sL-6wu
Gown an embai krnenf. while several ..as-r,1-
gers were thrown ITUgn Their hunss. and SsvefaI
severely injured. Tie passengers dc. H-tb. the
coins and it, ELECTS - teri. bic. aud aaut..
that malv lives were nor l1Kf
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NV HoEK, Feb. l5.-1hers Mefe ciehteen
bids for bonds, amounting TO O. $4,000 al fo9ns
to lo9.s5. The awards viii be sioe5 ees Al ie9.0a
to 1092i
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IRENToN, n. u, Feb. 15.-The Senate tO-,,a,
ratified the 18th amendment.
A committee OF tour has been appointed ar
the senate in reference 20 the removal o. the
State capital 10 Elizabeth.
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LEWISTON, ME-, Feb. l5.-ln nsir ,ester-
day, between John Kinney and Jonn Daily a..
former received blow causing death.
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BREACH op PROMISE CASE IN BALTIMoRE.-
Yesterday. in tl,e City Court, considerable in
tercst was manifested IN the trial OF the case OF
AaIy Ann DE Fzlco against Charles Lehr, for
an alleged breach OF promise or marriage. A
number of witnesses we're examined, and parts
OF the testimony were OF 4 character Improper
for publication. The amount OF damages was
laid at $500. The plaintiff is 20 years Of age,
gd the defendant reached majority last May.
Action was brought against the defendant in
June. 1869, az which time he was still Q minor.
Eour prayers were offered by the counsel Tor
the defendant, only one Of which the Court
granted, and instructed the jury that, il the
testimony proved that the alleged promise was
10 marry after the defendant reached the age
Of Fl years, the sui. should have been brought
after that time. The jury were unable 70 agree
yesterday, and received Instructions 10 bring in
a sealed verdict this mornng.-BaH. CASTLE,
today.
s|Can a lever lie called n stitor when he
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- A> CHARLES THE WRESTLER.
- hall'L.'i iHrst-r. W sDSEsDAY EVENING. ?;
xS- THE CARNIVAL -
S >@G[
rEEsrym> FoE rRUTTIxc HORSES.

rEEsICns FUE TRUTTISC HORSES.
FIRST DAi.-AONDAF. February ~. III
f.. Co. H.g-is r7.t. o. Mo, H0SssS 20 20 %
ti.S''.17ss's h01f Wo-oF
iE-, yIeMIUGi.-AM Lo=ses fine Real Wagon
Ez--sl itiniCai A.! fITsss owned in th. Ms
90 "lUmtla previDL. o January 4. ISL. eIore
'1.d f.gnhied HATnes-
lhiTd PremiUIh.-HoTsr~ in tue District 81 ,'O!uT-
- hic n have u. ie.teu three minutes n p1b-
-. = ne h1be ~ t--i. 81 Pair Il Blankets for
lrrth Premium All I,nr---farrirg N. ho-s.
,, s,ch Nin. " the rrst race. 80 o. Go.dmOuo;cJ
Fifn Premium Double teams, bot. horse. o., ned
. one gentleman and known ~ have been driven
~ Der as team from Jsnuary ], ISL. Double set
- n'nnted Hsrne-- 20 hrs', ard, 20 - md. hand
''ihe Il ts and Blankets.
80 ONp DhY.-TUEsDAY February 81
T-0'tJHz One Mis,
~ sr,, r rs. Sa. sHess, ,Ss NIP ,s !. gy
70 Eand. Handsome Six hand Whip.
cent -Bes; fourth hand. Handsome four-in-
d, Third best tandem team. Handsome Tandem
,Eourth.-Br.t private family earrisg~. Handsome
,fiiIl,-Best seatlenisE saddle horse sadie sud
SiTth;mBe., public lack aud team. Handsome
Ssvenfh.-Fas,est tTOttipg horse under saddle,
e. A.ALENANDER. Chairman q C0mms.'.s
Prem luIns 10 he seen at the store Of y. "A IUT/,
= "a BRO Pennsy Wanna avenue. betwerI. aud
Al cOnsetiDs horse To report 10 Col G. NJ Ak
..A-i thai man y the ,ominittee, Marble Build
inss- th stree, near y ON or before the 18th INST,
Eiyisg name, description, and owner OF horses.
~ An i0gr 1-fI - 81 apart -pr,ug rae .av S9r
SsSoHS "a rsflcisS oHd fo-S4J1cI % aPps1y
p. sAs. di"inf ~ LI~o dagS Of t.s CaTHtrcL Tas
- gree. >. "Tsct'' oHro@H-Sd for ssci Of ne
Q S.F feg II
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ncSir Roderick Murchison's belief i'm the
safety OF DIR. Livingstone is not generally shared
In England.
few days ago Miss Huffy, Georgia girl,
got huhy beuause ner mother wouldn't let her
60 TO ball. and drowned herself.
~ The Boston Times expects the New-York-
srs to beat the citizens Of the Hub in the race
for free markets.
81 Nearly quarter OF the population OF
Paris are reported to he utterly destitute, or
eependent partially upon the public for support.
~"The Old Mans Drunk Again. is the
Gtie OF the latest temperance song, in San
Francisco.
~Dr. Uertmuller, German physician,
Aveis that in this country unwedded women
hve On an average eight to ten years longer
Than wives and mothers OF families.
SA poem in an agriculture paper. called
9Song OF the Farmer Boy" very appropriately
Commences with "Ho! brothers, ho!"
~The amount OF ice that will be cut i'm the
vicinity OF Boston will not be much leas than
80 600 tons, the largest crop by lar for many
~ 0n'tsc ysufself when going to any
crowded assembly. Beecher says there is no
Smell so universally pleasing as no SMELL
0A distinguished Southern lawyer states
that the practice of duelling owes its continued
existence AT tie South To the sustaining public
sentiment among the women.
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TIE STEAMER SEEM orr RsTu
Wight Haze Been The HornrT

fHlLh nElpHla. Feb. ia.-ltH faa" f..".r
suggests that the steamer seen on lie --s.. an.
suppose 20 be the Tennessee, may have bee
the ElibuS.er steamer hornet, Nlacl be-. a..
the .Ith Of January, when sle was - plTf-aa
Prince, and the "a instant when the arms fro.
the Hornet were taken % Havana mus nav.
crossed the windEard passage aud landed he
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Must Have Been the Severn.

NEW YORK, Feb. f5.-fhe HsTIits e.. .rf#a
savs tho steamer seen or the 18th o. .fsvrar ~.
must have been the Severn. as he lef. KING
ton Oh the 9Th, and the nert day VS. n the a.
sitlon meuuoned, on her Way 10 Havana. .s b ...
! Sic arrived on tho Sth inst.
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An oLD SCHOOL DocToE.-yan Aernam the
Pension Commissioner At Washington, i, u
fussy being. sonnet time ago he issued an order
dscharging from the United States patronage
81 the homeopathic physicians because he
himself as An allspAthic doctor from western
New York. and ono OF the first examples he
made was Dr. Ball, of Euftalo. one OF his own
nelghbors-Bal being graduate OF both
schools, man in sterling practice, and con-
vert 10 homeopathy, whose receipts were only
sbout SO year, derived entirely from examin-
ing claimants for pensions. Bali was promptly
made president OF the National Homeopathic
Convention, and sent to Washington, to
make test case. BY his school Van Aernam
admitted 20 Ball that there WAS no other Rrou nd
tcr his re oyal than his medical tenets. I am
On ailopathist myself. and take the largest pills
Nhich can be purchased, bnt 4 have no know
Ridge that the size OF a pill Is a national issue,
and DIR. Van Aernam has no more right 70 re-
move an educated man for a difference of pro-
iessienal opinion than he would have, being "a
Presbyterian, 10 re move . clerk because he was
al Armenian; the very delicacy of his position
being doctor. should have made him modest
On such y question. Grth,n in Chicu5p Trt-
sVs.
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1HE COMMITTEE rE AUTHORIZATIONS
Secretary Boutwell, was b, fore the House Con
nl'iee "r Appropriations this morning, in rsier
ercc to sundry amendments which lie desires 4
have mad, 10 The deficiency bali. DR.. Thomp
So: al the Columbia l.yiBgin Asylum Of thi
city. was ai-O before tho Committee in reference
:" the arTropr atiOns required for that iJ,tjiu
iiJu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-15

iNTErSAL I;EvEsUg.- The receIvt> from This
-Otrte today were sSSi.lJ{.
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oh!"r. PETER y. NICHE, Of the corps O.. en-
e'ueeiS, and Instructor at practical military en-
. ,neeIing, signaling anc te.egraphy az the Mill
taiy 4 cadeIny, has beer appointed professor o.
natural and experimental philosophy, in pa -
"t fT0f Bartlett. y hose resignation We men
toned Yesterday.
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A%Can lever lie called n sItitor when he
don't salt heT-N. i. J>1d,r.
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THE EVENING STAR.
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at The star Buildings,
Oruer Pennsylvania sv. and IIth sf.
By TIE
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

tHE STAB - served - carriers 10 their sso-
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FEcK TOR MA-LiSs :-Thres sostns, s1.so;
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THE WEEKLY STAE-putliSbed on Friday
saorning-&I SO q YH.r.
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Executive Mansion. February l., Isl.
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(aNAkIES.-impOr ported CANARY BIRDS~
hOChINS BlRDS, MOCkiNG BIRDS
1893 sth street ~
f.S-Jm' SIN. HARTBHECHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-24

r lime Live Hoys active higher IS Bod sc 2s Cattle
80 a lsRee Freighs ctve Corn
Ifn hhs. Flour 3eU bush Wheat 10000 huh
e-n 8 hush os 1908 huh Rye 1000 bush Bae1 5000 Hogs
la tu 0ais 1 bush Rye 6OOQ bush Darcy 0oo Hos
81 IoT Ar3Coon tul and nor1alj Mijtlng l3ic Flour
st nd unchanged. Nheat dull ard declined 2dl No. fpng
tso Prhae Red fa by II Al asa B; Choice
III So ~ Corn acdVs; No Mixed 5ld52c, 10 ba 81 dJ9c,
,e.e, Yellow Gle Oats steady; No. at 5la5lc. In bu Sc.
ete Barley ,esdyi No spring. 81 IL 10; Choice ~ 20 a
si 2 steady 9ag3e Whisky. SIZE Tobacco quiet as 80
20 Common 10 Good Lcaf Hemp an Begging duf Mes Pork
wesk Buk Meats steady; shoae paced CSC Bacon dali;
feei i10i1lc kegs. Hoys fa quiet s3d
Is hccp-5-1 b5h lloar OO0 bush. Wheat 1890 bush
Corn, ~ 10 iush. Oats
Tianrriiis April 22-Cot,on dul; Mtsg Upla1as lac
90 CALI le Qlecron BARK uuaured Clover Sod nw1iud IT
gi0ioic d. Flour TAT PIusyvnia E PaIay 90 25q$7;
la{ brands $40 80 p; other grades Unchanged Rye Eeaiy az
81 o. Cora Gl All weak Yellow. sQa1i MKed Western ct
dS Oats DOL % s2d 30 Coffee FIRM Rio fid6c Sugar lrn
fr and Good Refining Cuba 81 a Moas active and In request
qleti tmc lie Refined % d22tc whisky dull Western Iron o
MiIvArEEE Ari 22Four dull and unchsngel Wheat sied
No Awsgsee, 81 29i No Do ~ "a oas duli No st &c
Com fsdY No Mixed sc Rye declining; No At &c Barley
urcuge Receipts Flour ii 900 b1sh Wheat Shipnens
900 bis. Flour, 8l.OOD bush. West
BAITfsoEE. April 2Cotton dul and weak Flour quiet and
weaker oVsrsi superne IS 5d 80 25i do Extra sc 30 y p
Do Family. ~ 2a$9 Cty NILS supraue, seas 25i DO Extra
Sl0=8 Is; do Family 80 @Gen Western Snpefne, IS 75a
&c 25 DO Extra Is; 90 Family 81 25a 90 So whest
rmer Choice and Fanoy White t2G 30 % Fair Prime ~ 60 ~
81 90; Prime Choice Bed I'll 90d 80 05i Pair to Good 81 5a
81 15 Common 81 d 81 a; Ohio and Indians Al 65d 81 2i
PeunlvGn ~ co 81 g. Corn market better; White Southern
o Yellow d. 70 d13c Mixed Western, II 2c Oats unchanged
Provisions unchanged in every respect Whisky sells at &C.
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HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.


NEwYOEK, Saturday, April q, IsT1
The aggregate OF business transactions in
the horse market during the week coglng today, is
larger than has been any preceding week during the
present season, and 90 dealers In fine carriage horses
has proved exceedingly satisfactory
Ihe sse Stables TIM lghOut tne city crowded with
iOInes vi every description but Notwithstanding the
al ge supply, prices renaiu firm and do lot differ
tcraliy rom those previously reD0rfod
Tic stock Drought under the hammer 81 the two nc
tiOn sales. heid tbls week AT Nessrs. Johnston Van
Tasel's Horse Auction Mart Included six Enc and
plete turnOhts tthe properly of parties going 10 LuTOpe)
and unusually large number light teams single
horses. and SECONDHAND carriages fOi our best build
ers These sales ycig largely attended and the re-
suit satisfactory TO all partes concerned.
The second annual sale % yeafugs al the bome-farm
OF Col H. 5. Russell Boston, Mass., Will take place
Oh The 25d OF May.
bav gelding by PvsdyEs IIambetonian was sold
by Mr. VIM ErDctt OF the heycnthaye. Stable 10 Mr. w.
H. Harand for 5000 The bay gedng has trOted 1885,
The carriage trade continued active throughout the
week aud good sales reported from most Of the
repositories.
Imports Of Carriages ], $751; <,... ,,,.,-, ~ u.
ErDOrts OF Carriages Liverpool, j, tOOi busn west
indies, l. $500; Brazil. l. $3.50; Peru, 2 sli2b
Tire harness market very animated Tor nil reaiy nrst-
harness for medium grades only moderately aetNe,
and the lowest grade Of work Is mostly sofa through the
auction rooms.
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