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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH i, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer BGtheropd Or, whitaker London Barclay
Livingston
steamer Pommeranla CGeD scnwensen Hamburg,
Ac-kunhardt K Co
steamer cry o. Vera Cruz Desken, Havana--P Alex
andre a Sons
steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence. Norfolk CRY FONT
and kichm0nd-Oid Dominion steamship 90.
steamer city OF san Antonio, Pennington, Bald
mpre--Old DppiD,en AtsanshIp CO.
sesneI 1arrsit, smith, Bsluipore-W Dahen.
rMHnier TancontA SraRr fortarat--J v Anes
s''n Dse1s fsra Tnsa. Jondon-Pe agody, WiDs a Co.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
|" See carlc ne va.

Inc purscr OF the steamer CITY OF New YORK, from
Havana, has thanks tor favorS
srFssfr CRY NEW BEDroRp, at View Bedford 10Th
inst reports O'Clock last evening, when on
Rocks. passed Tow OF canal boats bound TO
New York. soon aiier passing, heard screams api a
voice said The Gladiator ~ sinking" Some six or
eight persons rushed 10 and fro on board one OF the
boats in less than two ntes she SUNK The crew
and a family which was board, were probably saved
by the tug that towing the boats as she Immediately
cut her havscr and turned BACK
SrEAxaa CRAMPS PEAusoN lott Boston 10Th inst Tor
HyaRis 20 low schr rJyJuoutb kptk W Boston lie
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port a on as Q substitute for all other proposed
enaclments, in the matter OF paving and repaving
streets and avenues IN New York. The bill pro-
vIdes thai the Common Council OF the city of New
repaving OF all streets, avenues and public places,
and IN every such ordinance shall specify the WORK
to be done, the materials TO be used, the time
WITHIN wnlcn the whole shall be completed and
the limit OF the entire expense TO be incurred
therefor Where any OF such streets shall have
TIE persons upon whose property the same was
assessed, the entire cost and expense OF every
subsequent repavlng thereon snail be borne and
apporfoned equally by general assessment OF
the amount thereof upon all taxable real estate IN
said ciiy.
A QUALIFYING BILL FOR MRS. rILroN.
senator cole today introduced bill which,
no douoL II passed IN Its present shape, VIII per-
init Mrs. lll:on to testify in the famous tria Inc
text OF this OIL Is as iollows:-
Az to enable vile be a witness against her hns
hana or on behalf OF another party IN cases OF ern
maj conversation
~acTIoN lin "a action for criminal conversation a
wife may be witness the deiendant and shall be
competent 10 gave evidence the same as any other WIZ
ness on behalf Of such defendant
SEC. This act shall take effect Immediately.
HUSBAND AND WIFE IN CRIMINAL CASES.
MT. ettys blli, introduced IN the Assembly,
does not IN the least degree tend toward giving
Mrs. rilion the privilege OF testiying IN the pres
ent controversy. IL has been drawn 10 cover
criminal cases soely, and reads as loHoHs:-
An ACT TO enable husbands ana TO testify for each
other In criminals trials.
SECTION L-Whencver "A husband shall, for a criminal
offence be under an enactment or examination or trh
and shall offer himself witness mis- vile shall be
competent witness in has behalf
SEC. &Whenever wife shall for a criminal offence,
be under Indictment or examination or rla and shall
oher herself witness her husband shall be eonpe-
tent witness IN her behalf
SIC 3.-fnls act sha II take effect immediately.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains
Informed that by telegraphing u the HERALD London
Bureau No 40 Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
ures European ports and other ports abroad. OF
American ana all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the same will cabed 10 tins country
free OF charge and published.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

IMPORTANT TRANSFERS or GENERAL OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON, March ii, 1876.
General Augur goes 20 New orleans to succeed
General Emory; General ora 10 san Antonio,
Texas, 70 succeed General Augur: General CROOK
10 the Department OF she Platte. TO succeed
Genera. ORD, and General Kautz taxes command IN
Arizona. These changes indicate the retirement
OF General Emory, at present IN command In
Louisiana ~
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GOVERNMENT CENTENNIAL APPOINTMENT.

WAsHIN6Tos, March II, 1876.
In accordance with instr uGtions from the Presi
dent IN reference TO the provisions OF section OF
Ehe act approved March 3, 1875, Captain Joseph s.
Conrad, second infantry, is detailed AZ disbursinr
offlcer OF the board, heretofore appointed 10 taKe
charge OF The articles and materials TO be
hluited by the severs! executive departments, the
Smithsonian Institution ana the Agriculture De-
paTtuept At the Intsrpatonal BxnipitAcq OF 1876.
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ASSAULT ON A WOMAN.

Eleanor Gillespie, aged twenty -four years, OF No.
l0e Mulberry street. had an alteration last night
with Peter Hughes. of No. 70 spring stree:, and
severely beaten about the bUdy Dy hin.
hughes arrested ny Uf1jccr McGOin. OF the
fourteenth precinct, and Eleanor was sent 10
Bellevue Hospital.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Vernon (Br> Barns from san Francisco for Liv-
erpOol Jan IL, lat "a - :, Ion II 40 ".
Bark Gen ChanZy (frI. Bovele, from Marsciles via
Monte ideo for san Francisco Jan H. lat 80 O3 ),
~ II w.
Bark Antoinette Ger, Rosenan, IRON Bremen for
Baltimore. Feb Is, Iat A. ~. Ion - 81
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OBITUARY.

CHARLES c. wHITTLEsEY, CoUNsEILoR-AT-LAw.
Charles G. whiitlesey, an old and prominent
lawyer and writer on law subjects, died at mis-
residence in St. Louis, Mo-. on the night OF the
10Th inst. Mr. Whittesey went to st. Louis from
Connecticut tnirty-slX years ago and attained q
high position AT the bar.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTrRE FROM NEW YoRg FOR THE
MONTHS Or MARCH ASD APRIL.
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GARD FROM COMMISSIONER WALES.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Your Albany correspondent, under the heading
of More Broken Bargains" lntmates that ID cold
ness had already arisen between myself and the
Mayor relative TO New YORK city bills now pend
ing before the Legislature. upon the theory that
had pledged valuable support" among repubi-
can eglsa tors for the urthel ance o! the Mayors
wishes, and that was unable 10 carry out the
contract.
Permit me to state that am not aware that any
cooness has sprung up between the Mayor and
myself. nave never 'piedged valuable support
among republican legislators Tor the iurtherance
OF the Mayors Wishes and, furthermore, the
Mayor mas never proposed to me nythlng IN at
could be distorted INTO the sugges ton OF bargain
10 secure republican support S. II. WALLS.
NEW YORK, March IL, 1915.
, 1875-03-26

HuEEr-Ths grades helow choice were Ton plenty,
md 'od slow st o rs1co pslcos Of tho day before.
quote poor to common ut &lG0@ 471 medium at 60
s'so G. ~ ana good 70 ossa st ss7salo drove OF
DuFFALO.
purrAIo March e5;-c4rILE-neecInla. Including,
4 rsotna M 70 arsis' :: t1ta foF y hG wee
snxEs 4sD I,.Mnx-lece!pts, 1,eoo: tota! for tho
:si s 3 Y e + III TX h. "a Ohio ''sp 80
M 1oe'nng ; ,as = es Fso5sod to r.
opc,ed slaw. for wsnt Of Desirable ttock. Tho 1ua-
!ority of !ass receipts through eonsgnnsn.s.
Iorkers holdin9 1t 81 1.dJa7.1o; heavy 37855S.60
nALT1MonE.
BALTIMORE, btarch o3-CA7r1z-rhs market this
wa2k las gcueraly lcc du but good were 10 better
4n % ws ~, s,e ye.x Ss.s
@so; neian II tossoo; thn steeas s.z; ozsn, snd
Ga 's'sD Il: sssf sss st' ast4.. 9s ph,
s1tthafesl at tho eloHe, md prices hnve downward
tendency Quotations 1osl1c. tho Inter for fow
suEzr-1a fair demand 1t s,ooasoo. Receipts,
1856.
East 11nEnTr.
to-day Ii heal ail for tho week no far, Isl hcad
very light and everything aod cut a good prices
aneaias 81, s.t51 oo M gss; az sodn s 3 @ sf
s'9Nase1; stosse.., taooee. Is: bulls.
sv3 .eey as1 20 oT he ast
,sSss f.: s.. ss'y G., s I'D. for ss Int
k1W fonx, March FREDERICKSBURG yesterday
s', a4 sstet s fGs :saas IT, Y Mo"s, ~
plieea or loa with tia choceas SELECTIONS hring
G,isIr-lsseeipt. $500, making s,7ao for the past
thsee a.ys .g.'ast s' TOT The tims lat week
Prices fell % tle: Tho market closed woak, ut exc
, 1875-03-26
pRNVist1NS,

HOG pnODUCTa-Waro active and unselt1h1 on
tho speculative artclea. Tbs market generally ruled
higher, though live hogs In larger supply .han
had been expected especially bJ thpse who have bsen
that tho aat hog bale eternal farewell to his
home several days ago, aal would hrttrs hero this
wosr. lfoas were stcady also. ana Now York waa re.
ported 10 IL stronger pr."ls,ets whte, prob
ably due 10 the advance established hero Wednesday
afternoon.
atEas f'oRE-Taa fairly acive undcr very ood de-
n!an, and averaged j. ler brl hlghcF, but only
advanced Ike from the highest hgure Of Wednesday,
afternoon. Sow York reported higher anu active,
notwithstanding the largo phpruonsa that hays recent
" been nadc to that point from Chicago. mud shcFs
wrre- good many buying orders here. Country oper'
a.ors were. however, fres scers, and hat fact caused
drop Of 15l 9os tsr hrt aftor tho rst excitement
over, portion Of which Vas afterwards recovered.
saea we're repor.ol ot 90 br!a cash a so 7 hrls
ssss Ap, II. :. y 81, so Urls 'ess NY 4
2Ui5; $50 bsia seller July At slo7 1920. Total 49,
200 br1s Thu market c1ose lrn At s2u 10 cash
% or :ser APRIL; &'os2a % - for May: md s2oe2s@
other descriptions Of pork veto 1uet and nomn.lly
strong. Prime mess wns auoted Il sl7.soalsW; anl
LARp-.as in fair demand, and svoragcl 12Ko per
oo s s & ~ rs1 op
were rerscd Of 100 saa 1t *lsao 1900 ea fcllor
e1H nrs a e. :esr ' iuns Il 'st T5is
1,so tes. The saarket clased firm ut f1sa1kGtia,v0
cash or fclfcr Arrti: $ls014Gs4.0s for May; mid
<ls..O k1t,221 for 1nne,
MrATs-Wefa In moderate rcq,,ost and firmly held
at former pttteN will attempt to advance quota
tions III cornuy with shA speculative articles Narh
wnra reported Of 10000 tbs shoulders Ut 71$c; 81
bo1as ounborlanis At 1850: 10 bokea long e1eara 1t
1oso: Nv u0o It's short riba 1t loHn Eccr April, sud
18Ao sellsr Mny; 100 hoxos tight 10 at lic caah ;
a3J tea sweet rtcfled ha1rB u5 hs) Il 10Hc. Tho
market closed 1t 7Nc for shoulders, caa.l or ecor
March 7kct eecr April; 7'so DO seller May 1ong
io1;c; Do st!lsr May, 1oHo; short ribs, lu1e
cash Or aeler March do Keller April, luHc; do scl!rr
May, laAc: sor clears cash Of seller Mnrch, 1DGc
o selier APRIL lu;tc do seller &C. Uoxcd esis
Ao higher than loose. swcet p!cklel has, u liz
eraRt, ut llH@llHr. naeon ,eata qnotcd at l3tA14a
for hans x<c for shouldcrs lln for r!bs, Rnd laHs
for hhnrt cieArs-Rll packed.
tiREARE-Was qu!et At 7G}t0c.
BEEF ritOpuCTs--Wese quiet aud nou1lnally uh-
ehaner at $l25 for moss, $915 for a1trA ness and
$ll.N q :1.UU for hams.
TALLow-Quoted at BtftG8Hc.
, 1875-03-26
Young Oovillc's Ride.

lHn1HfH Ne1r1.
Young Covillo wRs ont looking for ride Fri
day afternoon. lilo lad llia sled with him, md
wanted to faHten it to AoEse-elogh An oppot-
tuntty finally presented itae'f. 1t was q fnr:
mar who was irving. and 10 bad
Of tie sleigh, Watching tho various village
boys He was palo boy, with broad fore
head, and a soft brown eyo. No one eau read
character 80 vel! - children, and when Master
iArmcr-lad, be put after ths sleigh with ali hla
might, and. catching up with 1t, threw bimso!f
on tGo tail.board, Keeping his oye firmly
h1ed on thosfarmer-boY. Thea tho farm
se'' ct On. sofss'''o fs own that o young and o0's hs
would hold the rope for littlc way.
Covil!o mounted Ills own sled, whore 10 rode
In triumph. TO Tue envy Of every boy he
passed. 0ottng townrda the suburbs, tho
farmer, who was quite deaf, hurried forward
hls horsos aud haascr Coyilo tried to look
ahead without smiling, bnt 1t vas impossible,
tbs apeed uas 80 soe1hllarattng. When the party
tssmst:boy i ~ that hs gaossSd hod b going Lack,
and II hou kindly drop tho Eops, he'd confer
favor. Tho farmer boy. smiled rural smlo,
but didn't relax his hold on the ropo. Young
Covillo smiled. too, but Iathor feeb!y, ind again
repeated his request. nus ths sott brown oye
wsa mualng, and tho rope still remained In the
owners grasp, Young Coyilo began 10 look
scared. II was aftof o'clock, and would 10
dark In IN hour. AuQ moro hb *aa Rail!nE OUT into
tho country a. tho rata OF eight miles All hour.
"Lot 10 OF thozs. why don't you7" he asksa.
Tho farmoF-boy bmiled-oue of those b1oasom-
lng smiles, which told Of green della and MOSS
frtnged brooks.
iii you don't lot go OF that rope. II! juAt get
iuto that eleigh and smash yer dArned old
smooth" suggested young Coytle. which was
worry tnprlldent statement in view OF the fact
that every muscle was engaged III keeping bis
asat.
Uut tho farmer lad did not lat 10, He kept
his hold Of the ropo, aud kept up the smllss-
lbs waving grain aud blooming daisy au4lsa.
40. I'll mako you laugh OH tbs other sdo Of
your mouth, ii you don't lot 20 Of shlt rops," "
shontcl young CoyIlla, ~ he BAw tho paved SIDE
walkA give way 10 tpotpsths, and gardons dia-
solve Tito broad snow-olAd tleldA.
On they went, tho farmo1-lal smiling 70 beau-
tifuly, aud young Coyllio grating llis tavth, aud
shouting tho Awful things ha would do In tho
future.
About miles out Of town, and ~ tt.oy wofo
passing through heavy wood. tho fRrluas.boy
smi!oI. \ broad s1oite, snd let go Of tho zope.
| aud ~ tue sleigh dnrted away, ths rope psssetl
I uade. the sel, bringing II up so suddenly
~ 10 throw young cov,lls heals oyor bead into
tho snow. When 10 got up. Tho sleigh Was
| going over hlll, and hls tormsntor Nss throw
| lnx agricultural kxao4 Ut him.
Il wan late At night whop Master Oovile
| reAched his home, but Whcn hs wont 10 bod
| tAete Wsss thlrteen snow-lal!s soaked with
wates, freezing aiowly but surely Oh boazd In
the backyard.
, 1875-03-26
Tho New York Common school
NbIn Tnfk Er<ui,1n Fbtf

4YeW I0TE ltrfEitlg f1sf.
The fi,1t annual rapport Of str Neil nuness, II,
State lust submitted, shows that there ~ IL y.
school buildings 10 tho State their ssgIsgasss a ~
valuebeing about f80. 00D. 900. Nearly q o@N"
ware expended last yonr for now Hch0ol"hoosea@ " ~
for ,opairs, and tho whole cost oi euJ'pg "
tho schools was IL, ,0a9, 031. Ono n'llieo ~. Nv
hundred aud twenty-four thousand three aa..
drod and twonty-ous porsouB received lpIIsan asa.
number OF persons within the achool-aga te:t. y.
1,bo8,s SAG. Tho. aggreEae attendance y X. X.
common schools was 1.044, 4,3N, va ~. ".
average daily attendal,ce b15, ,2l5. Thirty !1.t
sand tsachord wore employed, whose H9iss,sef II
Salaries amount to s7,610,0 000. The amaaa.Is i
Btato school moneys for tue Ptcssaa. Pa !st XII.
42,8S4, ,G4484 and the distribution N % enr H..
I'd earlier than Usual. Tho school di48lt1 i.!so Gps,
riea ara reported In worry imperfect eoaaId o.,.dI
and syBtom of town ilbrarfos 10 sugEa H..
preferable. The usual work Of lie leas1t sl', IN
Institutes, which hayo boon held 'n a! pss
Of tho counties, At coat of 517 ,o00, HeonIs MAN.
ed. Tho Normal Schools are succesal1s!J, ~
by School Commissioners La Sustained. =, ,,k
Tho report sayH nothing on the sub}ees q u,n,t. W.
flying our educational management; 1aa -, aStsy thtsy
intendent ts not altogether opposed 70 !as .s,r
Of compulaory education, and does ~ - FL,
tho system 10 unoonB.itutioual: AZ NV tn,a, =
timo ho thinks compulsory Attendance e7gaf ~ 1T
Put into successful operation Il oneo,tii ~ isGt
lsturo meantime insuting ample ~ ss'o esrt 81
tions, together with provision for tbe IL II .bi
ttusnta and vsg1ants. In about III ~ ecomp!i
oltles aud towns OF the State fossn1l W. R.,
ance with the compulsory law Of lest ,ss,e,.ihlp&
boon undertaken !; Ia fow instances s'o oot,s1ptt
moro than formal observance lias been ~ ssd doue
%; In tho rest nothing a. sll has = geaS tSs 1s
Snrr,1I I1SS n
, 1875-03-26
THE PRODUCE MARKETS,
NEW YORK.

Entefet hfspatrA to Tia chteaso Tftbuns.
NRN fuAk. March T,-ELauR-Tho market VIA
htnl, with moderate export aud homo trads demad.
oRA.a-Tls Wheat market WIS 10 bsttsst moderate
sxpost aud nltlling donand ssss 1000 hu, At Sila9
ltd for No. tnriug, and % foe No. Chez
70 tl.1s1al.3l fur No. 2 Northwestern 3l9l.24 1ot
Go Nliwsukoa $1.3l9 ~ for No. stsiug; 9ll39
La for ungraded Iowa and Minnesota spring; u ~
f3l.1a Tor winter red Western; el.21Sl,30 foE
amber do, and tl.aoQ9l.s0 for whis Wsatssn. Hys
quiet a. 0oc0@i,0o n.Elsy acaToe AID dsm. Corn 10
10 latter with setvs slsculsti,s aud moderate
port dsmand ssos 90 200 BIT, as seNs7o ioF western
mixed. and s70s7&e for yellow Westexp. Oass 4
ahads azmsF: salss 25 900 bu 1t G9aInHo tak Eaixs
wMtssn, md oa073s for vMn Wss4A<a.
, 1875-03-26

who had bought st low rrics rsAlize, content with
handsome ,roll. Untnn Taeihc, tlts great atock Of
the day, opened At ha,. sold 10 t9H, declined ia sf,
aud coacd strong at t;,5@57. Pacific Mill 6tsctnate
nearly cents, and closed at Permanent advance Of
* cents,
tiathe AMoc'axd Ert.s.]
New YoRx. March a'.-Money ad1ance,l 10 8ta7 dur
Ing tho afternoon. but closed easy Ata9S. Prime
mercantile paper 6sa1.
Sterling lover: 4alG8i8lN for sl1ly days, and 1850
4shE for sight.
Cnatons receipts, $50, 900. Gold opened 1t 1lsl,
felt o TO 1l3 mad closed Il no. Gold loans fat, and
rcr rent for carrying and La and n for borrowing.
The AFsistAns Trtaaurer dsbursod Slaa.oD. Oiesr-
ings, 900. Exports OF specie 10 1Iarana, $ih-
, 1875-03-26

FOREIGN MARKETS.

LoNnox, March 4a.-Tha amount at bullion in the
Iank Of England hus Increased Ell7,0o0 during Tbs
week.
rAais. March 21.-Ths amount Of specie IN tho
bank Of Franco has Increased 49, W. QUO frauea during
Tia week,
LONDON, March 2s.-Weather fAir. Nste Of discount
in open market for th.ss uonths' bills 710 l-ld
below the Bank Of England ratio. Tho proportion Of
bank reserve to liability, which Wal last week Ao4, Il
now Jsh per cent oonsols. money. o2,l0o3; so-
count. e1s9as; r's, 1oIK; b1s. lo7X; 1o-los, los
new 81, lo3A; New York Centrsl %; Erle. Is; pre-
farrea, 80.
Taliow, 4oa ed3Aos ID. Bprits turpent!ns. :;a ID.
P4ars, March 25.-ltsates, OF leo.
LIVERPOOL, March 23.-l}rcadstuns ff1n; spring
wheat, g ID wiutar. " sd99s I'd. Corn, $50 8dQ
11s 3D. Shoulders, ~ Cd. 11ams-Long cut, So.
ANrwknr. March 21.-retrolsun,, soy.
, 1875-03-26

frt<fA' bispeteA u TAs CAeaVo rtissns
new Yohx, MARCH 25.-lu Aceosdauce with tie In.
proved condition Of 4Bts In other ehanncly lbs stuck
market It tbs opening to-dsy Developed Increased
strength, which eutuinated IN bullfessf before tie
r.s Ut tho Exchange. The whole street seesnsd u "
Affected by the sp.rt Of spocu,ssiou and the rapid ss
seemed 70 thoroughly demoruN.s ths bears, unlou
Pacific, Ista4o Nlil, Efas. Lake Hhoss. North.
we.sxsn, And Aoex 1.laud were tbs active stocks,
md itntaeLAs quantities changed h7nda Ut
constantly lnereaaipE prices until tho coss Of tbs
dsy. Large ords,s we're telsyrsphed from stety
ttuu o tts country, AID tbs baiah fsyer prevailed
throughout sas antro day, except for brtsf period
nsaE ths css, vaAa saus Of tbs ousads stsculatozs
, 1875-03-26

cATTLE-The market was weak and a tritlc lower
for anything not Rood enough 10 send East but waH
active and Esm for good to cxtra gradns. 1'uyers
vera quito numerous tic preceding slaya Of
Tho week. but thty did not take hold with the samo
freedom, tho lay's sales mixing considerably small-
er aggregate than lk Wednesdays. Tic wants Of
ths different casscs wore, however, about sufficient 10
ahAorb the fFct arrivals, that le amount Of stale
stock In the yards Ia not materially arger than at tho
Gloss Of rae Oh tho DAY before. Tho range Of prices
G.97 fnr poor to extra-rrincipay at $37Gt9
4.T5 for bchors sock; al l60tr 4il Tor stockess,
ana at t'.oo90.15 fos shipping lcoves. rhe market
closed quiet.
, 1875-03-26

MkrAs AS1 TisXE srUokrhs i msfEst IT, I.
steady aud fairly active. Merchants ssom 10 think
Z Ss n
H. Hs id se il IT, Ts-1sras ia ioe; e. .9si. sesI
sEn-pot.sms. U.s.; sh:sthlna eorpts, IT, ae. = snss1 M
sHss7 g. s:hs ha... lsn saa: ri !;
inclusive. S9s; %. ha. iutaned ~; American Nus-
y; ~ o + II iya MeiYSes i Nd Il to 'q;
Us ~ can't discoun.; tsaes xiis, 9Hc. ' 'A''''''
good many orders bs!ng ai!xd ind tbsrs IL saii
to b tcnttncy 70 epeenAtion under aPprehenslous
sessis MI. srs qaotsI II t,s7E rata.. si.h i3Ho M
oiIH-Ws,s ne,inx moderately, md w.rs steady md
xh,te ls test so; do llinos legal tst lSo dsa,
!ec Do hs.dl!xh M a1s 9eg ~; sstra wner lard %
IT, % ees 81 ri ss.i ss.sas sps.n ~ ia
24o; ns.t.to9s IT, 81 ssss:';y oars ~: !9 extra ys
sis issses 70 ss o ssaa s ;i'i
u x51ya:E 1s n:,Ss ss4s. .aa s2 ias
ls,sSttax:, Gessi III wt.'sra, e5os 10; Essls
1.ose, IN afs ss@25e teaeallows from sors 1T 81 Us
si suLTItYThs Fa: as eassss: o wore somewhat ,aer.
and buyers were disposed 10 bold o for lowsr prioes
rhs xe.shss Va pot favorable tor holAinR stock and
vhen n:ssss.ry Lvs ehisiens soi = !asiso pei Is.
Quotations Turkeys lstslso; chletsns dres.ea. il
*ias per hi ducks, l%9loo pos Il; Gssso, s9lla
il i understood that many dealer. .ss anxious to
ts1saxa ~, ~: ist e .sT poJy y s Sa
1an has .o1ked xs aad Il s thought thu. lsso poal-
tJ ssgss.y eLsslsus s:a bs .dsle.sd Of ea e;u.y
| dozau aud 1t much kaa trouble. 9prtna chickens
would psotsbly not 10 included.
eoasasrssls increase Ia tle nu,aber u orders. aud
cellars were a5ues IL theis vls.s !a consequence y
, 1875-03-26
NEW YORK pRY.ooops MARKET.

N.w YoHx, March 2s.-The tEsde movement ecu
ilnHed slow, with commiasion.house aud importers
but jobbnx branches wsro sssn more active. Cotton
goods wero steady II unchanged prlces ltoavy aand-
ard aus brown aheotinga In good demand. Prints
wers quiet, but chsckcd atysss were taken frosy.
Oinghsms Actiye. WoFsed dresa goods and shawls