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for entering the house of f. T.. Allen, on
West street, over year ago, and with
others plundered silverware, gold and
clothing to large amount He gives his
name as Edward James. He is now in
Keene Jail. His bonds were fixed at $500,
and failing to secure bail he was commit
ted. j. T.. =.
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Postm aster's Bonds.

The postmaster general has def itely de-
cided to make change in the system Oh
nostmaster's bonds. The amount OF bonds
is now determined by the amount OF post
age stamps sold for two quarters. The
basis hereafter will be the sales for one
month Oply.
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Vicinity Items.
RRISTOL

Nothing has occurred in town for the
last two weeks worth reporting. Farmers
are all haying, while Sunday prevails six
days of the week in the streets. Every
body calls it unhealthy weather. but the
doctors are all loafing in their Office doors,
from morning to night, reading the Rut-
land daily GLOBE to drive away the 6'ues
The wood-dealers and undertakers do not
feel like driving business. G.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. July 30-S p. m.
For the middle and eastern states, rising
barometer, winds veering to the northwest
and northeast, generally cooler, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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PHILADELPHIA Badly Euchered.

Isaac Fancher of Sandy Hill, promi
figuring, that the world will end July A.
1876. This takes the wind out of the cen.
tennlal. Philadelphia holds big hand in
the deal, but it's no use, if, as Fanchel
says, Gabriel has the last trump to play
So says the Troy Times.
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Forty-Three Years Old.

81 Friend, Stop that Cough! Do not
neglect a common Cold even for day
it may end in Consumption and death
Rev. N. ii. Downs ELIXIR has cured
thousands both old and young, and it will
cure you if taken freely and in season.
This ELIXIR has been before the
American people torty-ttree years, and has
never failed to give relief to all who have
used it.
N. II. Downs ELIXIR is warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or price paid
will be refunded. decf-dwlYr
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EOUND.-A lady's pocket book was
IL found on the Saratoga train, that arrived
at Rutland. Friday noon, July 30th, containing
quite a sum OF money. The owner can have
the same by callihg at THE GLOBE Of1ice, prov
ing property and paying for this advertise
ment.
ly3ldtr G. K. wEATHERLEY.
Nondupfor
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Damaging Rains.

OMAHA, July so.
Advlces from Lincoln, Nebraska, state
that heavy rains IN that section and south
east have damaged property along the line
of the Atkinson IL Nebraska railroad, to
the extent Of over 100000.
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4 VERY STABLE PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.

win be sold at Public Auction, without re-
serve, on the premises, the livery stable prop
erty owned by G. =. Green, Fairhaven, Yer
mont, Saturday, August 7,h, 1915. at O'Clock
p, m, the followlngproperty; 4 horses. bug
| pair coach harnesses, IL buffalo and wolf
robes. o cutters, two-seated sleigh, q lot OF
farming tools, and other articles.
TERMS An sums over $5 good paper with
interest all under 50 cash.
J. n. REMINGTON, Auctioneer.
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LEoNARD-In Gaysville, July 23d, Mary Leon
ard, widow Of Caleb Leonard, aged "a years.
DUR4EE-In stockbrdge, July 22d, Amos
Durkee, aged ~ years.
SMlTH-In Montpelier, July 9th, Anna, widow
OF Elijah Smith OF Northfield, and mother Of
Fred z. Smith OF Montpelier aged IS years.
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John Cain, Director and Agent Of the
Vermont Mutual also, agent for Rutland
county of the Peoples Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company of Burlington. Office un-
der the Town hall.
Rutland, June 10, 1875.
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Another Failure.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 30.
The Arms IL Bardwell manufacturing
company, manufacturers of pocket books,
etc., at Northampton, have failed with
liabilities of 100000.
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GREENvILLE, Tenn, July 30.
Ex-President Johnson's feeling has been
partially restored to his left side, he speaks
inteligently, and hopes are entertained of
his recovery.
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At Rest.

WASHINGTON, July 80.
Secretary Robson has gone to Rye
Beach for a months stay.
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FROST-BOWEN--In Healdvllle, July 18th, by
Alfred Crowley, esq Mr. Ransel Frost OF Mt.
Holly, and Mrs. ANGELA e. Bowen OF Barnard.
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PyIe,s Die,e,ic saIeratus.

Universally acknowledged the best in
use. Each pound bears the name of JAMES
PYLE. None genuine without.
luly9lsw1y.
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JJOARDERs WANTED.

Board, with good rooms, at No. 90 Center
Street. aprl5du
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DICTURE FRAMING OF KINDS,

We use the best materials and have the
latest STYLES. Call and see our samples. NO. !,
Merchants Row corner West street,
sPAuLDING co.
navo2tf
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PROF. MIETzKE's OPINION.

| have carefully examined the specimen
copy of "Stoddart's Choice Music" fol
piano, reed organ and voice, edited by
Sep. Winner, and find that the work con
tains standard compositions by modern mas
tiers, as Sydney Smith, Il. Dorm, c. Pin
suit, etc, suitable for performers of differ
ent grades, at a ce,y lon price, aud cheer
fully recommend it to the public.
Gro. A. MIETzKR.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-15
NOUNELLES.
:t): .

E1Erx MoNDE.-Temmfratufe loiir-
de,penible,s ,silencieuse ,muis tic celles qni
precedent les coups de tonnerrc. Les
jounanx francais croieht que lc Car
est en- favcur de la paix. lie croient ills
parequ'ils le dGsirent' Mais lc Post de
Berlin, considere Ia rfponsc du gouver-
nement belge CONNIE non satisfaisante.
LAssemblte beige, de son cote, "a approtl-
We ID conduite du gouvernement dams
SEES negotiations avec lAllemagne.
QUAINT d la presse anglaise, ,elle conside-
re lidee de guerre CONNIE discr6ditee.
Les nouvelles venant dc toutes les capi-
tales de FEurope sont dune nature pa
Clique. Mais il ne faut pas trop s'y fer.
En- attendant,et pendant que le Gar ct
Guillaume causent ensemble, la Cham.
bre basse de la diete prussieume s'occu-
pc de la suppression des ordrcs religieux
ct entend donIier aux vieux catholiques
une partie DIES biens de reg1ise catholi-
que romaine.-En Italie, Minghetti,prt.
sident du Conseil,a dit que les relations
de rItalie ct de TAllemagne etaient
tonjours excellentes.
lie Schiller, de la ligne de rAigle,
parti de New-York pour Hamburg, a
touch6 un recif ct fait naufrage devant
les lies scilly. lie nombre total des NAL
heureux qui Iet peri est de 311.
P.S.-Lc Car a etc acclame d Berlin.
-Une d6pache de Berlin affirme que
FAllemagne ct la Russie n'adresseront
aucune representation a Ia Franoe.-Le
Times croft le Car resolu a tenir le Ian.
gage le plus ferme Ell favei,r de la paix.
On sc rassure en- France. La Libcrtt
pretend que le Car proposera un dfsar-
mement general que lAllemagne app,,,
vera. I -t+-
-Nouveau sinistre. lie steamer Ca.
diz a frappe cdntre I'm roc ct corle. L.
nOmbre DIES victimes est de 62.
NoUvEAU MoNDE.-Gant, dit Sar.
gent, ,soupire apres le repos,non pour I'LL
troisiene terme.-La revolution de Port
au-prince, Halt, a fchoue.-Le vice pre-
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anne ct son sort, par les gueules 6tott
vantables dun million de can0ns. Biz
mark d des conceptions aussi erahdio
ses que tliabolidues. Ce que Napoleon
ne voulnt pas promettre q Ia Russie
Bismask le lui promettra. Que1 risqu,
a-t-il q courir, ct quel risque ne court-i
point en- lui refusant1 Partageons.non.
done pEnrope. L'Est appaftiendra q Il
Rdssie ct rOuest a rAllemagne. LEU
rope aura deux empires souveraihs E,
deux tttes sohveraines. Plus de ract
latine, de race usee, finie ct catholique
msis deux rades vivantes, motlernes et
fortes: la race slave ct la race germaine
ou saxonne. 6Oy0ns des schismatiques
grecs GU des pfutestants scion Luther
ct faisons cadeau de Ia papapte aux
tlfhocrates de rAmerique. QUAINT 4 la
France, men laissons pas vestige. La
France est Patelier des idfes modernes,
des principles revolutionnaires, des Ii.
berries dangerenses a la paix des nations,
au bonheur tes peuples ct a la grandeur
des sOuveraiiis. Tuons-la une bonnie fois,
ptisque la paix est a ce prix, ct semons
le sci des sttrilites ct des servitudes sur
son Paris rase pour jamais. On aurait
dfl le taire en- 1915; ulais on peut le fai.
re en- 1875. Emperenrs ,au nom de Ere.
deric le Grand ct de Pierre le Grand,
t6pons. Cest Ia Guvre imperiale, ct nous
s0mmes de taille! =N'
En- ehet, d rheure presente,le Gar de
tOutes les Russies est a Berlin, en- tete
q tete avec Guiilaume, pempereur de
toutes les Allemagnes. e7 s5 As"
Que complotent.ils ensemble, ct que
font-ils Iavenir nous le dira, ct Fave.
hir est demain. Mais ills ne preparent
ceftes pas pavenement de Ia demOcra.
tic eh Europe, ct leur sainte alliance res.
semble quelque peu l'ahtre sainte al
lance. C'est ralliance pour le grand
partage ct pour le remaniement de pEu
rope. Les innohbrables armees des deu,
empereurs les Autoriseht q tout. Seule
ment ,comme ils sont vieux tous les deux
il taut sc hater. Et par Oh commencera
ton! Sans dot.te par I'm Congress don
les propositions seront inacceptables
qui tGsunira au lieu funir, qui contie,,
tlra Ia cause ct le pt6texte de Ia g,,err,
desirte, ct don't les termes mysttrieu,
sont, tltjA poses par Bis,nark lui-mtmc
Croyons done qhe Ia g,,errp, 81 guert,
II II, sera eurolmenne, car ii fest pa,
pernlis dc pcnser que rAnglcterrc, n
talie ct r.Auttichc. consentiront a l'an6
antissement de Ia France ct permcttron,
4 r-Allemagnc ct a la Russic lie s'etpn
'tre sur rEurope cntiele ct d'y f.ire
HOmbrc mOrtellc dc la servitude ct tlu
lespotisme.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-15

sident Wilson a rendu ttne yisite 4 Mem
phls,et fait un discourse DE incendiai
res ont essayG de brf,ler la vile de Sum
init, Mississipi.-On sopge tres serieuse
meht-et le Congress a vote L. chose;
cteuser un canal q travefs listhme d,
Ia Floride ct joignalt le Mississippi |
FAtlantique.-Le Grand Juri de Wash
ington . mis- en- accusation le maitre dt
poste du Congress King, pour paljure.-
PieIrepont est entire en- fonctions, com
me avocat-gfneral.-Les soltlats confx
defes ct Gdfraux s'associeroht le 4 iuin
pour decorer ensemble les tombes d'At.
ngton.-AnthonS, editeur du Times dc
1Ieavenworth, etc tue dun coup de ne
volver par W. Embty, editeur de pAp.
peal.-La situation dams la region dea
mines dc schuylkil1, Pennsylvania, de.
Went dc jour en- jour plus critique.
Lou1s1ANE.-La Louisiana de- champs
eat calme ct tyuraille. Cello de Ia Nouvcllc:
Orleans a ga chroniqxe habitxelle de- vols,
dimcendies, de corps de recolrer 1t dixci.
dents politiq.cs. Peu de commerce 4 Ia
Nonrcl'e- OrlttAs. Ce nest pas Ia noh,ima.
ho's de II. ". +. Loane, CONNIE sxyixtex.
dont de pdlice,7ni tera renastrs le CONNER:
&c dane nstt,vpole n,alads. Mats 10 cupi.
tnine Eads, ,Fingenieur our jetees, lest ayri.
c&. TIA &tS bien accMeilli par Ia pop.la.
Non,et se discours qx'I a .tait est bon. Es.
perons que sea ijet4es ra.dront encore
A,iesr qwe son discoars. Qsant a j.. N.
Wels, rtcompe1st pour sa rertx, IL a pris
possessios de ses tonct;ons d'inspectexr d.
Ia Doaanc. On dit e,.tn, ct ',osss te cyoy.
ons, que le Tr<sorisr Dubuclet "a rendye
"a place d Moncare.- Wheeler, dams xnt
lettre fort pr&tse, declare maturel,e et just.
Ia co,dwite der dtmocrates de Ia Ckan,bre
d la dermiere session, en chassaxt les qua
ire iNtrxs de Ia Chambre Hahn. 3...oI
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LOCAL.

ct de fable sinctrite. Lc Louisianais +:
fait son deyoir pendant donze ann6e
pour lui.meme, non pour d'autres ct null
lcment par intertt sortlilc. Nous vous re
p6tons quill est une conscience. II n,
.jouera done point, 4 propos de NJ. Esti
lette ct vis-a-NiS DIES COnservateurs, Il
role de Chotlruc Duclos. Ce role ne con
Went nj a la force nj a la dignite.
DE recensemcnt il 81,
Et rof'icier ad hoe pour paroisse
est NJ. Lucien Como, avcc NM. a. G. G.
Schmidc ct NJ. II. Reid pour commits.
Beaucoup sc dissent EN- semblable cas-
Celia m'importe peu-Qu'ils s'arr,ngent
CONNIE lis vottiront-Ce nest pas mon
atfaire-Ai.jc besoin de douher le nom
ct lc nombre des ames qui sont Il mon
foyer!
Celia itnporte assez, CONNIE vous atiez
:.oir.
C'est H'apres le Gems on recensement
que la representation est fixee. 1T nous
croyoms quill vaut mieux avoir deux
representants qu'un. Ne le croyez-vous
pas aussi!
En- second lieu, con1me vous le savez
fort bien, grace 4 Indifference de Ger.
tains citoyens qui negligent de donner
leurs MONS, les politicians dun certain
caractere ont pu dire ct peuvent dire,
de faeon a ttre crus: lie nombre des
noirs remporte sur celui des blancs; Ia
population blanche est en- minorite el,
Louisiana, done, ce sont les radicaux qui
constituent la majorite dams rEtat.
Ce nest pas Ia un syllogisme exact,
bien entendu; mais null de nous n'igno,
re quill etc tout puissant sur pesprit
du Congress, quill nous a valu l'us,lrpa.
ton du gouvernement actuel, ct quill
pourrait nous valoir encore bien des
difficulties dams ravenir.
Sc savoir rinferiorite. meme numeri.
HuV9 CCSU Sc SCutlA AdllUlVSS ~ SIT VII Id
majorite, c'est Sc croire forts. Sc bien
compter, non pour combattre mais pout
ttn une pursuance moile, est done nc.
cessaire.
En- troisieme lieu, Particle 20 de Ia
Constitution de la Louisiana en- tait une
loi. Et le premier tlevoir dun bon cito
yen est, pensons:nous naivetnent, de sc
conformer a Ia loi de son pays ct de son
Etat. . 50
Dire pitts est inntile, puisque nous
nous adressons dies lomn1cs intelli
gents.
-Si lc Diable ne sen mtle point, cai
certains philosophers pretendent que Il
Diable s'occupe fort des affaires de ct
monde ct de la ponsse des pommes dt
terre ct des radis, nous aurons une bon
nc recolte. '', "-
La canine i sucre ponsse a mcrveille
lc mails monte vigoureusement, le ri;
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J. GFYsrffLf,' 1:sEttDAcrlrl,tt}R.

M. Just Comes, de Donaldsonville
est Pagent autOrise du Lou1srANA1s
pour tUtttc les rarolsses de rEtat. II
:: pledn pcuvoir pouf Ahonnet, traiter
des auis ct des assoNccs, ct c6ilecter.'.l,
-.MMorris Fsitel cit ra1e.t dn Loui.
stands pdkr le AsSssjtt de Il Nacherie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10
G. E OR G. + T O WN.

TIE RIVER opposite this city is again
ciO-Cu by Ice. and from present indications
there i no chance Of its being open 10 navi-
CATION for several weeks. The steamer l.. e.
Knight, of the Merchants line. winch left
New York for Georgetown last saturday
haa not been heard from. ami il is supposed
that She is ice bound somewhere III the lower
Potomac.
REV. DIR. \. p. ATKINS, Of 81. Johns r.
e. church, held his first reception last even
ing IN the new parsonage. adjoining the
church, on ID street. TWAS largely attended
by the members of his congregation and other
personal friends, ami was very pleasant and
enjoyable affair.
lee CUTTFEs-Thn ice on the Potomac
having reached thickness OF seven inches
the kcnnebec and Potomac ice company
have put large force of men to work cutting
10 finish filling their houses.
Mr.. LEVI DAVIS. one of the oldest clerks OF
the AdJutant Generals office, and secretary
70 The board o. commissioners L. =. soldiers
home died at his residence here at = o'clock
this morning. Mr.. Davis entered The AdigI-
tani Generals Office in 1916. He was highly
esteemed by an who knew him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

ONE OF TIE LATEST THEORIES pcct.ag
comets derives its Foundation, from the We'll
known Statement made by Sir JCnr HCTScncl
that the most mSUb>tdUtiai clouds, which
fCat in the highest regions Of our Amos
pncTe ana seem at sunset Ia hoe drcnChed ~
light and to glow throughout their whole
depth as II ia actual ignition. without any
shadow or dark side, must be looked anon as
dense and massive bodies. compared with
the Glmy and all hut spiritual texture OF a
comet. Owing 10 this extreme tenUitv of
matter. the rays Of the suns light, as reflec-
ted by 1T, are absolutely invisible to The in
habitants of the earth. but the other RAYS.
penetrating 10 the center o. the comet. are
TctraCted by this powerful lens OF twenty
millions OF leagues diameter into the focus
which forms the nucleus of the comet. where
there II perhaps greater concentration of
rays Of light than anywhere else. not in the
body of the sun; hence this large body OF con-
ccutratej Light, streaming in a narrow path
through the remaining halt OF the comet i'm
direction opposite 10 the sun, is regarded rs
tail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

SIMON Wolf. esq. Of this city. delivered
his lecture au the Influence Of Judaism with
great success IN Albany ON Sunday evening
James W. Howard has been appointed gar
bIgc master Of the District BY the Board of
Health. vice f J. Nicholson. removed.
TIE sale Of the pcws Of the new ImmaCu-
late Conception church corner of ~tb and y
streets. VIII take place St the church this
sveniEg-N VIM. J. Wall * Co. auc-
tiOneerS.
TO-day-A>h WeduC>iay-i> the beginning
az tho euteu season. ami iTnpcsS~iE" Sery ices
were hell iU the cUUrchc- of all taEomiu1-
lions which commemorate CHIi~tS last OF
forty days.
The HoOsisy SohCCimaSteT-' Tggl0~to1. on
The Paradise OF ChihhOC'." together with
The musical attTaction-th9 Blind OrEgni>t -
should pack the Congregational church his
evening
William G. Shook. the fireman who was
injured about the head by Tie accident n the
IO-e carriacr OF No > company on sunday,
- StilI deIlriouS. ami his physician. Or Ap-
Eieby- OF tf,DT-y town. thinks e Will be some
weeks be fDrg ue can recover.
The ice blockade Of tie river rs more rigid
Than 70 has been al any previous time during
Ire winter The ice extends down a. far aS
Matthias Point. Fortunately there are now
DO vessels in The river except one OF Two r-S-
Ter lDaf~ az tITduf.cD.
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THE COrRT.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Peck was resumed, and further argued by NJ.
Bradley.
CIRCUIT COURr-J,at1e Car.ter.
To-day, LiDvilie sgt Holden e al; verdict for de-
tied.
CRIMINAL CoURT-,Jiptge NfcAr,her.
This morning this court resumed business and the
case of Hop Slater, indiC,ed for tn murder Of
Michael Hussey, cs,llcd-Nessrs. Riddle, Hensle
stated that the acea sed was now al from the city
attending the funeral of deceased brother and after
utation, The case WAS set ior trial on tn" 18th vt
In h. case Of John Mccormick. charged with nm
lawfully carrying on Tar ROOM noile pros. Wa
John Shea DO; motion in arrest of Judgment Ger
judgment arrested and case di~n,iseed-V II Mfilsr
and Judgment for Sja aud costs. john Carrg1n, d..
Judgment arrested and case dismissed Valentine
Grei-er, do; motion IN arrest "Terrurl. NeTgel p
HUmc.on. uulawfulIy carry ing business of Il
commercial agent. now on trial.
PROBATE CoURT--JtD3ge DIN.
Yesterday, the viii Of the latr john I. W. E-~c<
fully proven and admitted - probate, and tn -
ecui"r, G. " Matthews. qualifel-tund. $. The
viii If the lae Wm. b. Cushing was admitted to
pr, bate, and Katie l.. Cushing puaIiiei a exe-u-
triN-loui : 2C0. In re. viii of Daniel Haggertv.
Il. e. tais ghan qualified r. ainiini,l-atar vi-h
chilr".-" ru..~ : 400 au' @-Aa. peau. Damn l,.sl-
c.ass,i-i.rd. SI.2co
FcLICE COUET-J,"lJc SalT
To-day Henry Taylor. coi'red, was charged with
iyu.n q Hugh Qugfy, " e2I 81 -.r.o. southwest.
On Tire -ah 4 N"NoHher last, aud taking tharctg.m
HJ..nIft # b aCta'iI.ns aTd % iteT articles Mr..
ID. ..asf rri5i,r.rrI ~ .i, tI m = ~ ~
-g..r .a as IN. hour was lata aud un one sin
r.la, TIN .r'i'e. s.!,u w"E" sold D.. Ta~Ior .p a
f.,,' ,a,,i. -, - i s = u. .i -'.s nav
So D. q '.n sam jackson another: sent down peter
S mis- AMI in ,,"i,lian. .hra, ,,irsJ' 49, :, ~
su. fipriinE shop irafer'a III down 5r 50 days
! g : fsr q q Vel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

BAfTTGORE, Frhrussy ln-N irziuia cru-a! -l4ra1.
~; 81 ,HlrSlhla' TO- bid to-day Sugar m..e
,BALrIYoRE. February Io-Cattrn frm-Ioyy mid.
"l'.1-. r. l9nr nlet-Slty Mills, Rio brands .
Others stcads, NJ. western amber Pc: NJ , do.
LII N do, Is, N. western s,d. 10, n. >
Maryland red. Il0al n. D." aubsf. 81 70. d.
white lloai D Cyru-sogtharu Guf-.- western
90, western mixed - Oats ilrn--.Jifhsru. - IS.
Na1trn Nflie, o.. western mixed t5JGS. Rye firm q.
it'ai,NI. Hay GHl!-FeuE-' lvaliit AID Marvisgd.
1-.55t--'4". ffe- ISl"ns STEADY with "A good agi-I
trace FORK 70. !lutl. Bulk maa's-sbrElder~ -,
a clear ~ side, - alo Ba..an-shou',l--
Sii5s' Inter steady 2ul unchanged Petroleum
- PRIME no cargoes- Is s4-tis. Whisky excited and
NEw YoRK. February Io-sto,A> taH. None.
~. 1giI, Ia. Exchange, long 4sti short, 4a.
NEW NoBK. February 19-Fl.ur DUH and s..lir-
mg. Wheat dull and declining. Corn dun aal
LoNroN, February 10. p p u-cou~.,- fsr
n h'y = az 3D., i"T The account - ,5- Live rail
l,,yEKFooL, February 10, u % p n.-Cottou -.saaf
ltdiiuE upi".d-. -; mfo'lr- Orleans. --.t-.
export sales on the basis Of mlldiag uplsl,l, no
thing below low midIEls shipped February and
uiidimg orleans nothing below low nid.il;uys
shipped Fc''Luqry and March al :.
LONDON. February 20. y. Ta-parfs af-vlsff.-
quote rtnfcs AT u francs 10 confines
IN ERP"oL. February 10. , m.-Cctton-0T o..
the basis II mlddllng upiauis, nothing below low
middiiEgs, deliverable April and Nav at . p;
hrgag,tui'- 4giTt Bacon, 50 >h!liings PER cw. for
LoNDoN, February 10 $50 n. ~ Paris di,patch.s
InUte rcHJ'S AT - francs ~ confines.
LlyFEPooT- February TO- $50 =. a.-Crttn0---a1a-
on The basis atmidllmg up'an.-, uothius below god
ordinary deliverable February at sd IarG g..
ANrvrEP, February lg.-Pelrolcum. .7gs Francs
for FINE talt American.