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n' Near the top Of the tower Of The
Grcensinrg Court House. which il lp
feet high. there j. growing ont OF ine
Joints OF the stone werk maple tree
eight feet high. with = trunk two and q
halt inches in diameter. The tree is
supposed to have sp'ung from seed
dropped D, passing bird.
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CLASS 6.--Jscls. .lenncts and Mules
H. {. Horton mule aud under 8
I'd premium.
G.. ". Holland mule and under 4
lst premium.
Levi Wiscsvcr: mule and under 8.
Is, premium.
.. +. Hobbs, pair mules. Let prem.
John Morgan mui. and under 4,
I'd premium.
Thomas Harris; pair mules, I'D prem.
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tLASs 70. Flowers ani I'aiuiinss.
Joseph Scimer~heim ic-' ccllcciion
greenhouse plan's, - premium; al-".
be,i col oleanders, 2d premium: also.
best col geraninm-, I'd premium
Maggie Nohr; boquet oi cut flowers.
2d premium.
Lizzie Bretz; boqu-t Of cut nower-.
l.i premium.
Mrs. J.. Hays: cut roses, 81 premium.
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Fleming Wilson; geIding land over.
ID premium; also. : and un,hr I. "a
premium.
John McCarty: end over. lat prem
T.. II. Cooper: stallion years aud,
over. "a premium.
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CLASS ll.-Trottiug sud Pacing.

PACING
J. H. Lemons maze. Lacy :" time.
. ~. ~. 1t premium.
Fleming x Wilson's horse. Rock V
time. 80. 80. 2d prem.
John Morgans horse 81 organ :" Time,
. ~, 8 :C2, od premium
TROTTIN6:
Fleming < Wilson's horse, Brown
John, time, 3 A3. 10. 1T premium.
!. L~dgerw ood'- horse. Red Rover; -
time, ) :O5. 3 :ol 2d premium.
Hiram Horton's mare. Katy Corn -
time, 3 80 3 30, 81 prcmiam
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Frank SonGrman hest bureau I'd
prcmii.m. also. hrd stead. - prcnium /:
also. rocking ~her. I'd premium alsn.
center table, 2i premium.
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~ Salem y. Town has sold his reti-
dcncc on Ili4h street. 10 Nv James Y.
Freeman. ~ !Iill Ham, who proposes
10 move 20 shoes st sn eailv day.
Martin Go iiCIIld
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CLASS Is. Naunfaciurc..

lsilore Schuhmachcr: two horse
wagon. 1T premium also, falling-top
buggy. Isl premium also. open buggy.
lst pre- MUM.
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CLASS IS. rnl,lirr

Mr. kcl,o; rlir Cochin China. "a
prrnirin.
Benjamin Doqne; pair In Fleicl.
fowls. ~ premium.
H. J.. kelso pair Black Turkeys, ~
premiunI.
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CLASS IL Agricultural Implements
Isidorc Schumacher hroad-ca~ q
Drill. Dipioma
LsmpcrI n Mehringrr. Mower. Di-
ploma.
BenkeFt X John Gramels snachcr /:
Reaper aud Moacl combined. Diploma.
George Morgan; OK yoke, III pren.
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n--.rnd,.n 'ioinsr. VI IndIsns. =
making spno good speeches - -
Democrat, .-sn.c 10 Ohio. Heb sound
on he currnrN question.
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CLASS 10. Ring.

" &. kel~o: va King hor.. Isi picn.
l. y. Ledgerwood, walking horse. 2, 4
premium.
Lvlle Bays; pair match hcrse.. ei
premium.
H. Payne; pair match horses, 1t
PREM .un.
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CLASS 25.-Tablc Comfort. & PANT,

Mr.. W. a. Traylor canned tomatoes
"a premium also. blackberry pre-, 81
premium; also. pear pre-. 2d premium
also, blackberry jelly. iH premium also,
grape jelly. Isl premium; also. sweel
picked pears. "a premium; also, apple
butter. ~ premium.
Emily Mehrirgcr; peach jelly. lat
premium; also. tomatoe preserves 1T
premium; also, peach preserve, 1t
premium.
Mr.. l.. Hays; raspberry jelly. "a
premium.
Mrs. T.. l.. HOBBS; canned goo.ebcr-
ries. ID premium: also. picked rncnm-
bers. "a premium: slso. sour picked
tomatoes "a premium.
George Morgan !n.f heat bread. ii:
premium; also. iuaf corn bred ~
premium: also. pruch jelly. III prem
Clrra Hays; canned bIackberrie- lsi
premium
Mr.. F. Fiuk gooseberry Jelly, 1T
premium
Mary Ai.c.; jar strained honey. 81
premium also. honey IN comb. ri prem.
Mrs. r. Glezcn lard. III premium.
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CLASS Z. Cattle.


O. r. Hobbs; bull years and undel
3, Isl premium.
j III. Wininger; bull years and un.
der 3. 2d premium also. yoke of oxen
I'd premium also, COW 3 years and un-
der 4. "a premium.
Hiram Chanley bull aycars and over
LIST premium; also. bull calf. lst premi.
um: also. bull calf. "a premium also
COW 3years and over. 1t premium also
COW years and under 3. 2d premium
also. COW showing cali, I'd premium
also. mich COW. I'd premium; also. best
bull any age, lst premiums; also, best
cow ANY age, lst premium; also. best
herd OF five cattle. lst premium.
Simeon Bixlcr; bull years and over.
2d premium; also. heilcr year and
under 2, I'd premium.
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Matthias Guigsel; one pair gents fine
boots. I'd premium also, one pair fine
shoes. I'd premium.
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CLASS 26. Farm Products.

J. J.. Anderson best rye. ~ prem.
Anthony X ein; rshbage. lst prem.
G. trosicr; oats. III prrliinrn.
4 Mehriuger: turuip beei- ~ prem.
Ada. Hobbs: dried beans. 2i prem.
also. grass seed. ~ premium.
Belle Hobbs white onions ] I prem. ;
also. turnip onions. 2 premium.
Mrs r.. :. Hobbs tomatoes. 1T prem.
Dr. Glea7rh; whit cerH. Isl prem.
= e.. kcl-o: sweet poIaio's. ~ pr'.ln.
George Morgan white wheat. IL pre-.
r. II Wiminger. early potatoes, l,t
premium.
W. e. Biitisin late potatoes. l.. prem. !;
also. lc,i,. ~ premium.
Simeon BiNlcr, red wheai el prem !;
also. t.iow cnrn. ~ prenlGn. also.
3 pumpkins. 1t preminm a'sr. tim1lhv
-erd. - premium also. collection 10
lh, class. "a premium.
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- INV a-pcc; do. Ri.h"p re-
scrhl, 81 RSti l.r. in .tsei
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CLASS q. sheen.

y. A. Winin2er Southdown buck
I'D premium; also, Cotswold buck, ID
premium.
John +. Wininger; Lincolnshire buck,
81 premium; also. eve. 81 premium
else, three lambs I'd premium.
l.. l.. kelso; three lambs, ist prem.
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G.. ". Holland; brood mare for
colts. Isl premium.
George Morgan; brood mare fot
mules. "a premium.
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PRICE or -rRsCRIPTION.
Single subscription. for fifty Nos, 81 80
For six months. W
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CLASS i2. -Troiting aud Pacing.
OrKS TO THE WORLD.

PACING:
}. n cCartys horse. X :. Bii, )" time
z 81. = "a. 1T premium.
Capi. kinpau.h', horse. Harry
Hay; time. :j7. 49, 2 \. premium.
J. A Icmin0r~ mare. Lucy :" time
, "a. , :4j. 3d pr, mium.
ThoTTfSG 5cnires. 4 started:
Flenilng & wilson enter. brown
John john McCnry enters John
Roach = ]. ~. Iedgcrwopd enters Red
Rover" Fleming s. Wilson enters mare
Lady Mills"
Miis, hpaf- , bcer in z Time.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

The principal interest OF the street Is at present
directed to Jay Gould and Russell Sage, and tho
"boys" are beginning TO discuss, in view Of the
late increase OF freights, how lar the combination
Of the American trans. continental lines may anect
shipments by
THE sUEz ROUTE
and it Is thought serious diversion Of trade may
be the result. This feeling partly helped the re.
action In Pacific Mail aud Union Pacific yesterday
afternoon, there being q less confident tone ut the
close Of business as TO the freight results OF the
consolidation: 1t Is, perhaps, unnecessary to add
that Central Pacific has already given IN its ad-
herence TO the new clique. IT Is noticeable fact
that IN the change OF the Pacific Mail direction the
the men who took their places were oil Wall
street men. The street ID quick to connect this
with the character OF future operations.
GOLD SOLD AT ll5k
yesterday. reacting later to ll41s 116, with 116
DID IN Delmonico's the market was affected by
contradictory dispatches concerning the Bounty
bill, the exact status OF which was underlined,
although the weight OF testimony led to the con-
to sign It, and thatit was dead. some or 1.-THE BOYS"
on the street, In their peculiarly expressive IAN
that 1t was never intended to pass the bill, but
only 10 tickle "tne soldiers"
There are ditY forged bonds Of the Wabash and
Western Railroad OF $1,000 each afoat upon the
market The drst intimation OF the iorgeres was
received at the ONCE Of the company on Wednes-
day. Thirtv-1ve coupons OF $50 eacn OF bond No.
were returned to them from the Metropolitan
Bank, where all their coupons are paid The cou.
pons were at once pronounced to be forgeries, as
they were due in November last and were paid
shortly alter that time. The bank was deceived
by not keeping an account OF the numbers or the
bond ana coupons. The bank Will lose the amount
OF the coupons, $l,750. but no loss whatever VIII
occur to the company. The Stock Exchange has
been notified OF the forgery ana every eYort Is
being MADE 90 ferret ont the criminals.
THE HUMOR OF THE STREET
cannot be suppressed under any conditions. The
explanation they had OF the consolidation OF Union
Pacific and Pacific Mail yesterday was an alliance
between Credit Mobilier and "the Subsidy ~ both
kicked OUT OF Congress In sheer disgust.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. March T. 1878
ssiSt' oiS Ssss ii0a Exports sSsss~ss.
NEW onlxASs March 4 1878
COCO SS'tS o9s;G% quiet %idding oS low %,aains ls
Ri. Sales SGca Stock. ass .sa.'''' WI 0Al'' gross
ess;ss G ais @f S4sa KS sss.::sS la ss:
co.,,, anita. SAVANNAH. March { 1878
Slins isSs goea ordinary. isxs Net receipts, -;
Sales aSS STOCK 'ac $685.
sSs.s%se M Sales 81 E ssssP g. bales
s.,-,., WILMINGTON, March 4 1875
:5 Strained: Crude steady Is scr
ssesay =. 81 g. 'eA'" UP ana ~ '0f virgin Tar
spFa1s a5 fS5 snDs, winter III *hs
% en ;a
n.,. - BUFFALO March 4 1875
~ sssa;s f.es so4
:Iss S Rs!; sS wi e.:
s% e sSs :ssss' ~ Ing
y saSS!; s$:
changed Pork lard and dressed hogs quiet and IN.
T., Flour nrm and IL fair demand: Wheat advanced and
IN TAR demand. No. white Wabash 81 l6; No. white
Michigan 81 ~ amber Michigan held at 81 o. 81 pss
offered; VI u! April: 81 H. May. No. red. 81 ISL
her Der dnn nSis 81 0' Corn duh ana unchanged. Oats
bushels; corn: $4,000 do. Shipments-Wheat, Too
bushels corn, LOCO do. oats, 5000 do
CHICAGO, March T. 1875
Flour-Demand lisht holders arm. Wheat steady:
ss SPOT s7Ao bid, APRIL gLAe. Asy No spring,
SPOT or March; CSC. bid Apr rejected, Sc Oats dull;
holders anxious 10 SELF No. Sc. 6sc spot SSlc.
e Icy Sl y usnsangea timothy
IN good demand sales of light at 81 80 81 70; heavy
$s l2h aSS25 PorS quiet and weak. except Tor cash
SIS SIS, % Nay L sIs quiet and weak $S2oS
weak Whisky buoyant but unsettled at 81 vs. 81 TO-
At the call Of the board In the afternoon wheat d.
vauced Nc Other articles UNCHANGED.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Chamber OF
Commerce took place yesterday at one O'Clock.
Secretary Wilson read the minutes OF tbs last
meeting which were approved. Number OF gen.
tlemen interested in cheap transportation and
canal improvements were present, including,
among others, Messrs. Samuel B. Ruggles, John
F. Henry and F. B, Tnurber. MIR. Henry presented
to the Board q preamble and resolutions recon-
mending 10 the Legislature the passage OF q bill
for the establishment OF bureau OF statistics Tor
the port OF New York. After some discussion these
were referred TO q conference committee to DO
Immediately convened, who were to cOnsluer and
perfect the same and report It back to the Cham
Der Tor It's acton.
Mr.. Scion Humphreys Chairman OF the Execu-
tive Committee reported tue following named
candidates for memDersnlp:-Josepn L. Colby,
nominated by Benz imln p. Baker; Henry d. Hyde,
nominated oy Henry A. Hurlout; Francis Spies,
nominated by Ambrose SNOW The gentlemen
were unanimously elected.
On nomination OF the Executive Committee Mr..
stitutlon lor the savings OF Merchants and Clerks
In place OF George G. Collins, deceased.
The following letter was then read:-
House REPRESENTATIVE
COMMITTEE ON WAYS MEANS
WASHINGTON, Feb 8. 1875.
Hon. WILLIAM E. DopeE, President of the Chamber of
DEAR sIRI am in receipt OF letter signed by George
Wilson Esd Secretary 81 the chamber OF Commerce
inst. resolution was adopted thanking me for
IN sase eodyns
pertaining to the collection OF the revenue.
be % 5 Rnd Sy S the y
efforts TO project the interest OF honest and legitimate
commerce. so long and so much abused oy erroneous
While regret that our merchants have not another
Continue to do the 10 that no wrong done
s| wt9 you ns sphere my wSS
nh Nnn ahnvt hAN al
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and Union Pacincs at o5i4 e5& FOR nrsts 9s 20 ssx
for land grants and s6s. 20 81 for sinking funds.
STATE BONDS
and bank shares were comparatively neglected
and the quotations are unchanged. We note the
following as bids for city bank shares :-Amerlca.
l55; American Exchange. Il7ls: Chemical, l.60O;
City, 500; Citizens, l25; Commerce. llsH;
Continental, 81; Corn Exchange. 1875; First Ma
tonal, 200; Fourth National, 95 German. American.
seh; Gold Exchange, ll3; Grocers. 991S; Hanover.
90; Irving, l27; Manhattan, l47; Market. l2l;
Mechanics, l4oi<; Merchants, lls; Merchants
Exchange l0l; New YORK; 1876; New York Ma
tional Exchange, IS; North America, ss; PARK,
lSs; PEOPLES, l4O; State OF New York, 1872 Union.
1885,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market FeVeriSh
and Irregular.
G OLD FL r M AT 1l5.
An Advance in Money Rates on
Call Loans.
WALL STREET,
THURSDAY, March l-e p. NJ.


The stock market to-day was more or less lever
ish, there being indications that two or three
large operators were engaged In selling stocks
''short." The sudden stifening OF money rates
was likewise regarded as part OF the speculative
programme and as indicative OF near and more
determined contest between the leading bulls and
bears 1t Is generally believed mat the recent ad
vance has hurt certain operators supposed TO be
shrewd, ana that In order to recover from their
losses they Will MAKE strenuous endeavors 10
cause. In one way another. sharp depression.
Hence much doubt Is expressed with reference to
.hH course oil me market during the next week,
and opinion Is divided as to the issue OF the i'm
pending conflict. 1t was remarked By more than
one observapt broker. I'VE arc about to see Q
battle between the giants"
THE RANGE OF PRICES
was as follows: western Union opened at 1871,
the highest price OF the day; the close was made
at 74H. Pacific Mail began ut 4ok, moved up to
II, then gradually sold down to 3sH. Panama in
proved to llS ll3H. declined to 1l2A, and ended
NJ ll3A. Union Pacific sold at AK a 43s< 43H a
s3S ! 43k. Ohio and Mississippi moved from 26K
down 10 255. closing at 25aI. Wabash opened at
l2x and ended at l2H. New Jersey Southern
sold at 6H; e., Y. and !. c. at so. st. Paul
common ranged from SAX to IS, and Tell on to S4h;
tie preferred stock receded from 81 to 53K.
Northwest common obeyed the erect OF reports
from Wisconsin, and declined from Ask TO Al; the
preferred stock sold at SAX SAX 53}s. 1t Is
understood that the Senate OF Wisconsin has
passed the House amendment providing for In
creased rates OF freight, and that the bill Is now
awaiting the signature Of the Governor. Lake
Shore sold at 73X 73X. the lowest being the
closing price. Erie was inactive at 2eX 2eX q
rex 26X. Other changes were not important,
and win be found elsewhere.
THE TRANSACTIONS
amounted TO 1884, 900 shares, and were distributed
as folio VS. New York Central and Hudson River
ll44 Erie, 1,42O; Lake Shore. $500; Northwest.
srn, 49, 800; do preferred, S60o Rock Island, 500;
Pacific Mail 100. 800; st. Paul. $500: do. preferred
700; Ohio. 5000; western Union, $500; wabash,
1900; Union Pacific. as.4Oo; o., G. and L q. 200;
Panama 1,4oo
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Compared with closing prices yesterday those Of
to-day show the following changes;-
Observation-Disclosures ana Pacific preferred, q;
New York Central, u; o., z. aud l. O., u; Lake
shore, u Northwest common *; Ohio ana MIS-
sissipp u; Pacific Mail, /; st. Paul, u; Union
Pacific, n; Western Union, u; Northwestern pre-
ADvANcE.-Panama, TX: ROCK Island, x;
Wabash, q.
The stocks that remained steady were Della
ware and Lackawanns, Erie, Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, Harlem Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
and Canton.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
an In NJ hA
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
washington advtces report IS follows :-National
oanK notes received for redemption to-day,
sooo'ooo. Inc balances In the Treasury are -
Currency 100000; con $74 900 900; coin certin.
Gates. S2a,ooo,ooo; outstanding legal tenders,
$3.50, 900. 900: internal revenue receipts to-day.
100000. Custom receipts, $4,000.
THE FoREI0N MARKET
Late London advlces report tnat the bullion in
The Bank Of England decreased E22s 900 durine
the past week. The proportion or bank reserve to
liabilities, which last week was 43k per cent, Is
now a9k per cent. The specie in the Bank OF
France has increased e.Iss. Oo0f during the past
week. Rentcs, 66f. &C. Consols for money, OK
Va; DO. for account S3X; nve.twsnty bonds, OF
1865, old, lo7X: do. 1887, lo7k; ten-forsy bondA
1903; new nves ioaK; Erie. FAX FAX.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
we're without feature, and sympathized but little
with the advance In gold. The market was
dull, aud the closing quotations are as
iollows :-Unted states currency SKIES, llsk
llsX; do. do, 1881, registered, llsK ll9;
DO do, do, coupon. llsx 100; do, ave.twsnties,
1852. registered, iieh q III; DO. do. do. cou.
pom, llek lleX; do. do, 1854, registered. III
NIX; do. do, do, coupon, NIX Q NIX: do. do.,
1868, registered, nsk o ll9: DO. do, DO, cou-
pon' ilsh q lloX; do. do, do, new, registered,
AiS& llsh; do. do, do, coupon ll9k
llsk; 90. do, 1867. registered, iIsX . llo;
90. do., do. coupon, ll9K llSk; do. do, lses.
registered, Ito llok; DO. do, do, coupon,
NIX ilsk; do. teu.lorties, registered, ii3K
y ia; 90. DO. coupon, il3k ia; do. nves
1881. registered, u4k ll4x; do. do, do, cou.
Ion. ll4x llAX.
RAILROAD BONDS
These were comparatively nrm, but business
vas DALI New YORK Central coupon arsu sold at
ASK Central Pso,ae bends closed Of VI 10 s;k,
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REAL ESTATE.
The Chamber then adjourned.

IMPORTANT SALE OF CITY PROPERTY YESTERDAY.
The feature of the real estate auction business
yesterday at the Exchange Salesroom was Messrs.
A. h. Muller & Sons announced executors sale
Of the estate OF Adon smith. deceased, compris.
ing twelve houses with lots, located on Third
avenue, between Thirty.eiRhth and Forty. fourth
streets; also five houses and lots on First avenue
and Tenth street, and the premises Nos. BIT and
$40 East Ninth street, No. $40 East Fourteenth
street, and No. 23l East Thrty-fourth streets also
the mouse and lease OF lot No. 20 Clinton place was
offered at an upset price OF $l1Soo. but re-
velvine no bid over and above that amount the
property was withdrawn. The above sale az
tracted q large ana enthusiastic crowd OF buyers,
and the prices realized were entirely satisfactory
E. A. Lawrence 4 90. sold BY order Of the
Court under the direction OF J. P. U'Neil and
Thomas Boese referees, tenement property 10.
nue. and Nj. r Y. Harnelt sold. under the di-
rsction Of A. h. Johns referee. the premises No.
Annexed are the iun particulars Of the days
buslness:-
IS. SE s sSa. sSd iois 81 and Sss
s's With f.s 81 az ADJOINING above io
S. sk. b. with L. No sa Si av. n W. corner
10th ST. lot aSxico; O. A. Bliss. 1900
win lots Nj; Cog ;nd SSs 81 av sd: !, m
81 * h ana No Sss Sd n e. St. =.
,Gt t Win 10 80 Sd sv corner sd ST. 1900
* = and No IS d sv sOs IL Of above. 10,
soxs0; J. F. haxneld Nsoo
81, j. e. Maxwell -. .................,,. 1900
81 wIh, No isi y, corner Of ''' ~
asxia; NstssiI. 1880
gsx7a j. A. Mattsei 1880
lot aSI72 c. LutE. 5000
Of sI iot Uoxsls T. 20 700
6S bk. Il. 'front.' bk b. reArl and i, SIT 9th St.
q side, sOJ IT, W. OF lat av., lot 25x92S, John e.
D. h. ana l.. SO eth at sd. so Il, Of i''"
LIST Az, lot aSx9sll Harding. $4,000
lot 2.xlOi3; hsrdsnburg iAoOo
bk. stable with lot, 23l 34th st., n side 200 II W.
OF I'd av. lot 25x9a9; =. Hardenpurg ........ $500
by n. A. LAWRENCE
i - bk tenement h. and !. on n. side of 18th st..
2s0 ~ W OF av A. lot 2sxs2; Richard s. New.
Sas IL Of ssth st. lot iSS.7s JACOB schosssr. 1900
BYR '. nArSxrT.
! bk. h. and No. o. sheriff IT., W, d, LIS r. 4 OF
Avintton ~ lot a6xleoi Lewis Ash..>.-......-. @lW
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boxes clear bellies lie per 10. Lard-rhe market for
western steam was shade easier resulting in a nrm
business for ana heard Of sales OF loo
ilerces on the spot l34sc II i6c T5J uerees Tor
March al IS gl6c l3c l50 tierces Tor April al 1870.
ana 40 erees for Nay a! ls5c. IS lsl6c per H. City
Was que and steady !3sc with sales " ~ uerces
RICE There was fair inquiry for loroinS parcels Of
both domestic and foreign. and the market ruled
anc $50 bags Of Rangoon at our quotations We
quote:-Carona. good, 714c. 71sc- prime do. Is4c
Sc choice do. ats'4c stsc. Louisiana At 7xc. Sc
Tor falr 10 prlne an common qualities down 10 &C.
hangoon AZ b1sc. bSc.. currency PatnA Ike, cur
rency; Rangoon. in bond. at So IS gold
SCGAh-For raw sugar the market was active to-day
and prices were hrmer closing strong the basis
VI tssc Sc for iair TO good refining muscovado We
heard OF sales OF sls6 hnls & Cuba at sc sc for
common 10 lair 2p DO; molasses sugar at he 5S2 Co
centrifugal AT s9@c SIS do do private terms $50
bags do on prvae terms and $50 boxes OF cayed at ec
per To- The stock and alive this date
reported by Messrs Wait Creighton Morrison as FOL-
lows