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DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT--CHAAdBERs.

BY Judge Lawrence.
Simpson vs.. Dillon ct al.-ln this case the plain.
tir mas requested to be heal d on the settlement
OF the order. Notice may be given or such settle-
ment before me at Circuit Part 3, for March 9.
to comply with rule 43, by Omitting to mark upon
several amendments MS proposed allowance or
dsaliOwance thereof The rule must be complied
with before the case can be settled.
Welsh VI. Dale.-1 require the afndav1t OF regu.
larity.
Bowery Savings Bank vs. Nchards.-Opiniop.
Saunders vs.. Roberts,; Gilman vs.. Gilman !;
Stevens VS.. Kirkland; Isaacs vs.. Seiigman; Peo-
pie vs.. Flanagan; IN The matter OF the petition Of
Salters; Danziger vs. Cr01ul; La Bau vs. Rich
ards.-Granted.
Rusk vs.. Marston.- Reference ordered.
SUPREME CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brunt.
Cotton ct al. VS.. Parsons ct aL-See opinion.
Embury VS.. Parks.-Mori0n denied.
Scnenck vs.. Smith ct al-Complaint dismissed
Bach VS.. Cohen Demarest ct al. vs. The Mayor,
&c-Demurrers sustained.
Booth ct al. vs. Kenoe ct al.-FindiDgs settled.
BY Judge Van Worst.
EmDury vs.. Sheldon ct aL-Judgment for pain.
TIL on demurrer. See opinion.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge Curtis.
Gilbert vs. Sherman ct al.-Motion granted for
leave TO serve an amended answer on paymen OF
plaintiffs costs after notice OF trial and Of opposing
Tne New York Loan and indemnity Company vs..
RucKer.-Motlon granted for the fourth Friday Of
Laun vs. volz-Mosion to vacats attachment
Leet vs.. Standardization to set aside judg.
ment entered by DEFAULT granted. with costs.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEc1AL TERM.
BY Judge Larremore.
In the matter OF the application OF Coxhead.--
In the matter OF Observation-Disclosures issued.
In the matter OF mission issued.
cloud vs. Cloud.-Reference ordered.
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three O'Clock on SUNDAY morning, found two men
named Charles Graham aud william Ramsey hid
log behind a door leading to the yard OF premises
NO. 300 Grand street. The otficer placed the two
men under arrest and then examined the sur,
roundings. He discovered tnat an iron par hau
been forced or tile snutters OF a window opening
on the yard, which window Is in the rear OF
gentlemen's furnishing store kept by Mr.. Levy a.
Schloss at the above number. on tile sidewalk
the oficer also found two large rubber bags. which
were evidently intended to carry the proceeds oI
The ouI gary Graham and Ramsey were arragned
before Judge BiXby yesterday. ana were COM
mltted In 800 ball each to answer.
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SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.
Rel Indcas prad du y, 10

Before Judges Brady and Daniels.
DAMAGE FOR OVERFLOW OF SEWER
On the 4th OF July 1872, there was violent rain
storm in the city. The result OF II was that the
sewer In 129th street became nlled with sand to
such an extent as to force back the sewage
through the connection pipe into the cellar Of
Andrew Smith, at the corner OF 129th street and
Broadway, which he used for storing hardware,
oils and pants. Mr.. Smith brought suit against
the city for damages. which resulted In dismissal
OF the mpaint ON the ground tnat the city. not
having been notified OF any defect In the sewer
prior to the overflow. could not be charged with
negligence. An appeal was taken from TINS judg-
ment and the case argued at great length yester-
day In this Court II was insisted Tor the plaintin
tnat 1t was the duty OF the city TO keep the sewers IN
good order and repair that 1t Is liable for damages
arising ron omission oil such duty, and that
notice TO the city OF the defective condition OF the
sewers is not necessary TO fix It's liability Ior
damages. On the other hand 1t was argued that
10 enable the paintin to recover ne must show
either that there was some inherent detect In the
sewer caused by It's faulty construction or that
the sewer though properly constructed. had peen
Permitted by the city to become 80 stopped up
before the overflow as to be the direct cause
thereof and tnat notice, either active or construc-
tive, must have been brought home to the city
prior to the accident. On this ground 1t was PLAIN
that the appeal should be dismissed The Court
took the papers. reserving its decision.
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RULES FOR THE SHIPPING TRADE.

frequent consultation with the Board OF Under.
writer's, Will report to-day with reference to ocean
reights in the grain trade. Frequent disputes
have arisen In relation to contracts and scnarter
parues," as the agreements between buyer and
seller are technically called, to the detrlment OF
business. The new rules are designed TO regulate
these questions and q new form OF "charter
WIN e1ectualy define and protect the interests OF
Ali pArtteS.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Ktloreth.

John Delaney was held yesterday on charge Of
forgery. preferred against him by Samuel KAY,
Of No. 9s Broadway. The prisoner went to Kay at
bis oiice as ABOVE. some Time since ana presented
been drawn sy Messrs Good 4 wilson, saying at
the time that Messrs. Good Wilson had sent MIN
TO have the note discounted. KAY mid DeIaney
1925 on the note. when he subsequently, dis.
covered 70 DO forgery and now he brings the
charge. -
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ApfUSENIEyTS.

-
IL cREzIA. RisToKI NIGh.s. tuesday. THURSDAY
Sal uFDAyaGRANp GALA RIsroRI MATINEE
nSpo a. LnchsaiA ntht2h n RSA nST ensrsf foS
TUESDAY and III CR DAY evenings, March . and II
vIcroR R'fi il! SiSS%S SaSls s&%%%SEP Ta&GEoy
nrsroRr ,r:s nsaMs5. sine 4. hSeshAiA bohsIA sone
recognized as one Of her greatest characters.
FRIDAY Sf IsssSffri SHs pSS,S F s'3'rTs'
possf SHY %s g s %siesf sSsL q Mfs
se7 GSs in V
SAHhnTf sH5Ssp x5S4 Eff;ss' and Ssaas's
of fh2 fa'fiiqlas Play
THE a2d sSsf SFn;fGJfHiiY s'spfins HTpEScEs
ever within the walls OF Of q NET Smsetr9pOnan theatre
comprises historical pictures OF the highest merit iroq
the pene i o. european masters Of their art their reas
Is"
The characters the great play assigned mag
heu' ''se1sSYlH sFoRTY.TaREE DRAMATIC ARTISTS
%ay x
PARNuM's HIPPoDRoME
THREE BRILLIANT CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE.-Grand match. best three IN ave, ba
tween the famous uoters Dan Castillo and Pilot
SECOND RACE.-Two miles and repeat; three ev
tries Josie Bessie. Longfeilow.
THIRD RACE-Miie and repeat; four entries, Lyman
Dan Miller, Mary NJ, sherman.
GRAND JEROME PARK RUNNING RACES i've
seventh Of a mile. best In three, by the fasteS
English thoroughbreds OF the Hippodrome stud.
GRAND THREE HOURS PROGRAMME OF TRorrINQ
AND RUNNING RACES.
THURSDAY NIGHT, SATURDAY NIGHp
MARCH II, MARCH l3
GREAT TRoTTING ENTERTAINMENTS.
NOTE-These races are given in Differences to tho
extraordinary mane ted by the public In this
fashionable mid win amusement, Instituted at tins
establishment in the heart Of the city.
THE GREAT BIOLOGICAL COLLECTION OF 600
WILD BEASTS.
General admission, 30 cents Children under ten, u
cents; Reserved Orchestra CLairs ~ cents
See advertisement in Turf column.
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THE HARDIN WILL CASE.

In the suit brought by Mrs. Elizabeth Hardin
against Robert IA. Corbett her counsel In the long
1tlgated hardin will case before Surrogate Hutch.
ngs. In which she asks Ior a judgment against him
or $4,000, O motion was yesterday made before
Judge Lawrence, In Supreme Court Chambers, for
Dill ol particulars covering ms alleged Offset to
tue cam IL was insisted hia behalf that his gal
services were worth sl000o0 that oil the moneys
that he received ne paid out for expenses and dis
nursements In the suit SOL 600, and that at her re.
quest ne invested $4,000 IN Pacific Mail stock,
when resIItod In the loss oil $4,000. ON the ther
SIDE ~ was contended that Mrs. Hardin nad ire.
quently asked an accounting from Corbett but
QUIZ aet no satisfaction. and tnat the sum charged
lor counsel lee is excessive. Judge Lawrence TOOK
Ihe papers, reservlng his decision.
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who as in court, s'ating that the gentleman ad-
mitted that Mr. Riggs was his anectiunate friend
ana as sisted hin through Kindness In the AFFAIR,
and to sustain this case. where Mr. Anthon and
Mr.. O'Gormau, and even Mr.. Boucicault, nad sworn
with some hesitation, swept over everything, ana
came down with wei prepared lesson. The
Court shou Id therefore, he insisted. receive MI.
Stuarts evldence with caution, and remember
tDat men like Mr. Stuart, with brilliant brains,
had often very l'tte conscience. The Judge took
the papers ana reserved his decision.
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THE PARK THEATRE MORTGy

Ih's case was resumed yesterday before Judge
van brunt, and the Court was cniefy occupied
Win arguments OF counsel. Mr.. Apthon, OF coun-
sci for Mr. Riggs, the PLAINTIFF simply relied on his
mortgage, with separate deed agreeing that no
.et-on could be raised against it. Mr.. Arnoux TOR
~. fursell, set up the rlpartite agreement en-
teIed INTO, winch agreed that the rents, II not
paid, should be indorsed az paid on the back OF
tne mortgage, or which deed the plaintiff denied
~ kno"iedgs OF consent NJ. Arnoux relieved
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COURT CALENDARs-THIS DAY.


SUPREME CouRr.CHA1BERs-Held by Judge
10 l4s lSs 1853, lee l7o i'll ISL 2os, 2i4, 2l5 2ls
SUPREME CoURr-GEEERAL TERM-Held by
Judges Davis, Brady ana Danies.-Nos Al, Al u,
g. ll9 122 l22H ia l25, 1885, SO, 81 l27, 12s lsl,
132, 20, 1873, 1874. 1856, 1876.
SUPREME CoURr-SPECIAL TERM-Heid by Judge
Van Brunt.-lssues OF law and iacImNos Co. es, 2lo,
166, III, 81. l67 149 1856 2S 2l9 22O 224, 226 226
22s. 232 2S3. 235 $50, 2s7, 2Ss 2s9, 157, a. 24l.
surREMR CouRr-CIRCUIT-Part 2-Held by Judge
234s 12OO 1902, 1885, 1864, 9ls 1872 257o 44S 944.
94S, 900, 1892, 1885, 222s. 1O00 1000, l2SSH. Part
rs S. ST. 1885, 1905 1857, sl7 io47 1918 1851 1875
y. 557h. 7l6, ll1s, $751; 1887 s2sh, 1885, sol, 1913,
SUPERIOR CouRr--GENERAL TERM-Held BY
Judges Sedgwick and Speir-Nos. "a, 10, 8. 16, 80,
SUPERIOR CouRT-SrECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Curtis.-Nos 49, 90, 29, 32, 35, 36.
SUPERIOR CoUET-TRdAL RI ~ lERMoPart N. Pa l0Hed by
Judge Monell-Nos lsss, so9 S1S $685. 9as, 6e7. sl9.
Held by Judge Freeoman.-Nos. 1888. 1000 962,
1O7o 1922 ss4 1882 $50. $685. ss2 ll2e, $780, $685. ss2
COMMON PLEAS GENERAL TERM-held " Chief
Justice Daily and Judges Loew and J. +. Day.-Nos.
4. 46 se So, 5s SO, 49, l47, l4s 14s ISL, So. 15a
CoMIoN PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Koblnson.-Nos: l4l2, 1900. 2sl5. 1924, 1928
500, $685. 1898, 1884, 14OS l43 l43o, 1922. l2is, 124a
Part 2-Adjourned for the term.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge spauiaing. Nos. sll sl42 $.!o 2sls, 1919,
iSss Part Part field by Judge shea.-Nos 1855, 1905.
1885, 675 1922, 1928. 1892 $780, sO2l. 3O5o, 2sl2.
1881, 1887. 1G4O 1494. Part 3-Held by Judge
observation-disclosures. S0sS, 13ls, 304i, s6s, 3l2l, 5000.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs-Held by Recorder
Hackett.-lhe People vs.. James Kelly, burglary
same VS.. William Martin, burglary; Same VS..
Phoebe Goodwin and W. II. Mitchell. felonlous as.
sault ana battery; same Va. William Prime.
1elonious assant and battery; Same VS.. Lawrence
Mccarthy, Patrick Cavanagh aud Philip Ryan,
Ielonious assault and battery; Same VS.. Thomas
Murphy, grand larceny; Same vs. Thomas Hamil-
ton. grand larceny; same vs. Patrick McCabe,
grand larceny; Same vs.. w. Il. Hunt and Charles
Hunt grand larceny; Same VS.. Mary Murphy as
sault ana battery: Same VS.. James Murphy, pc TIT
larceny; Same vs. John McNu!ty, petit larceny
Same vs.. Henry Daniels, petit larceny Same Va.
w. Sullivan. burglary.
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THE POST OFFICE.

The SubJ01neu report VIII De re0u WltN lntereSt:-
POST OFFICE, NEW YORK, March s, 1875
The following 10 the all matter delivered and
collected by the letter carriers a. the New YORK
Post Ofnce and the expenses incident thereto for
the month OF February, 1885,
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THE BIG BONANZAi
HOUSES CROWDED.
LAUGHTER INCESSANE
THE HIT OF 1875.

Mr.. Charles Fisher. Mr..
James Lewis Mr.. W. Dav.
luge. Mr.. John Drew, Mr..
George Parks, Mr.. 3. r.
Ringgold. Mr.. Owen Faw-
cett, Miss Fanny Daven-
port, Mrs. q. II. Gilbert,
Miss Emily Rlgl, Miss Annie
Graham and Miss Nellie
Mortimer in their amusing
local persona tions.
"The success of Big Bo
nanza' mas only O parallel
in the favor which Tom
Robertson's elegant Gomez
dies met with several years
ago. Tho box sheet has
been opened for twenty
DAYS ahead, and the ad-
vance sale of seats u
great. ."-Herald.
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Carriers employed. .

The above figures show an increase In the net
receipts over those for the correspOndtng month
OF last year OF over Sl6,5O0
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FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray.

PREVENTING A DISASTER.
Robert Ii. Plass, oil Nos 2o2 and 2O4 East Twenty
ninth street, charged John X. Wigham, his en-
gineer. with malicious mischief. Wigham was
discharged on Saturday last, having n o license as
an engineer, and another man. named Hopkins
employed In his place. Mr. Plass he claims, owed
him money. and having been discharged without
his late employer. On Saturday night he was
seen by Hopkins to force his way into Plass'
snop where, IL was alleged, he medded with
the boiler and engine that when 1t would be fired
up on the Monday morning following the ooller
would have burst. The accused denied the charge,
but he was held for trial IN default OF 1000 ball.
He was also held for trial on charge OF larceny,
In default OF 81 900 ball. for stealing some t0ola
A BAD GANG.
John Mitchell. youth OF eighteen. was placed
at the bar charged with larceny by stephen Prem
dergast, liquor dealer at No. 1,15S Second ave-
nue.. IL was alleged that the accused and Others
created q disturbance In Prendergast's place on
the night OF tae 27th OF last month"; and that while
the fight was gong on the accused jumped behind
the bar and stole 81 from the drawer. He denied
the cnarge, but was held for trial.
ALLEGED COMPLETELY IN HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Peter woodruff, aged about twenty was ar
raigned a charge Of completely in the robbery OF
Mr.. Thomas White, OF No. 613 Ninth avenue, OF a
watch ana chain on the night OF the l3th ult In his
own hallway. Four others nave already been ar.
rested on the same charge, and woodruff was held
Tor examination with them.
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HOUSES. ROOMS, SC, WANTED.
I'm this City and Brooklyn.


A THREE o9 FOUR STORY Brown STONE STONE
fourth street between Park and sixth avenues lib
a m siu to JACOB wScKoFF g and
A Man AND WIFE AMERICANS, DESIRE AN
@ righ.h Or Sinth ward about s2s Address REF
A LADY ENGAGED DURING THE DAY WANTS
iocation preie5red terms must be moderate Address
no LEASE. uNPUgSIsHED-A MEDIUM SIZED
Il high soop House. must be in good repair and re-
sPee5Aos rent psia as ana security
WANTEp.A, SMALL HOUSE on LINE OF ELE-
years al modern improvements iny and tasteiully
or Use and rent us Is
per snnun family consists Of gentleman, vile mother
aud reaursd address With name and sdares box
WASTED-FURNdsHRD ROOM OR RooM AND
saS sas wife terms moderate address H. B. box s's Herald
XVANTED-A FRENCH FLAT OF EIGHT TO TEN
W rooms, with modern improvements, In a good
neehborhood. below tiitieth street west side e. q
FLsT. box XII III Her Herald 'S oIce. ss' ANA''
WANTED WITHOUT BOARD. BY A GENTLEMAN.
w one large furnished Room, with CRATE, closets,
fweniy:Ihird street and Ninth avenue Address q A.
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
Observation-Disclosures HOUSE IN HARLEM,
B ffns s e9a W
office. will full psrtlc ulars.
WANTED-BY 4 wIDowER, ROOMS, WELL FUR
w nished, in first class house; central location Ad
dress sEDArE. herald Uptown Branch office.
WANED-BY 4 GENTLEMAN, A ,FuRNIsHED
w Parlor and Bedroom, without board, from Forty.
ADDRESS A. <, box 1856 Herald 6pown Branch once.
NANTED-By A FAMILY, CONSISTING OF GEN.
" tleman and wife, a urnshed house. between Fif-
per Year Aaarsss shia Wiz pareaafs Sss
WANTED-oNE LARGE OR TWO SMALL. ROOMS
fast ssstns
BILLIARDS.
n lioods.-New and second hand bevel Tables 1t
great a' H. aNifsffa f co. vesey stree.
a @ sss ;s SssS%sr ~ 4 :!ys:
best Of rs sRI9!EI I
DEAL1E;Rss SIN. N AMP An. oSa oM4NgyAcrUnEEs OF Bill
rs
Broadway, cannot be SURPASSED
DHELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLE,, USED
now in the Windsor, st Nicholas; Earissa Grand
East Fourteenth street 'A'' y ~
LEGAL NOTICES.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOB
the Southern District of New York.
AbUah Brown Letita Hallenbake and Rebecca How
land va Henry z. sshoonmaker
The heirs of Abiah Brown and Letitia Hallenboke
mn above S Under the T s Of ia,
Of April next at 10 o'clock A. M,
at No. AZ East Sixty first street
to complete the title OF the above SUIT in order revive
the same.
JOS II. BRADLEY,
Attorney and Solicitor tor kebecca Howland.
NEW YORK. March 8, 1875.
, 1875-01-20

SdEf{Al ullPA{lA - &a& tH&EAA$ @fAHaS.
NRv YoRx, Jan, la.-dAAIa-Whsat WA unIstued
and Irregular With moderate business, mainly from
shippers pales xers reported Of b1ooo bu, including
No, .ptlng, 1t $lo491.oe; No. chlcgu, 1t $l.o1a
l,lo; No. 8 Milwaukee, At sl.1o,101.12M; upgrsded
lows and Minnesota, at $l.os4lls; Mo. spxias, II
sll5@l1s; rcd Weatsrn 1t Sl.l63l.:o, amber do, 1t
at.259s1.2s: vhits Wsasrru. Il f1.2s31 .Aa; No, =
North Western, sl1oallox; ambes stae. $l.2l. Corn
vs4 about 10 lower with ouy aght buklnsaa saea Of
1000 bu Included new Western mixed 1t a5G1B9kc;
yellow Western It s78s7sc closing u sake for prime
mixed. CID nominal. Oats we're dull aud lower; sales
Of Il 0oo bu 1t 8786sa fur Western mi1sa e737oe for
white do. Rys quiet u 93aase. uArasy dull sod IN.
changed.
rAovIstoxs-The pork market was dull and lower !.
esies Of 700 bYs. including obbnx Lots OF cid meas At
si97s; prime uesa At $3.50 eAtFA mess n $1,000
la.6o3 ter future delivery $50 br5s, seller March
brought 4lsl94 Lara lowes, closing weak sales
Of cash and regular Included 500 tcs Al 1a!sl4c, for
choice ~esterp steam. 600; pkgs prime city 1t l&c,
closing at t31sc duh for future delivery sales
s,o0 seller January l5t:o 1O0o February Vt 1875
6uo March 1t II la~1aa 6o April It II l-lee 69o d.
| at lac.
DnKssEp Hoos-puu, with aAlss n 6Hs fay sity
| drssasd, aud 748so for Western.
| WHmk1-Was loxsFt eAlss Of 700 htls u Wke,
1usssan-Aa NvGpssk Asssdssx1s vss Qatst
, 1875-01-20

s11EEp-The market was largely oFerstoeked, nni
cAoics aud s.sra ioa up toeraby ws but 70 oher e de-
selitttona wtre OF about 2sc. We quote pour to
choire at s3.ss0s.so, and extra at sa.0o@d.25.
BUFFALO.
for the week, G,io9 Market dull an1 dragging: good
cattle lsc nj half fat md medium NC. But few
prime catsle In the yards. but plenty Of common AMI
half fat.
sIlEEr AND I.A,Rs--Receipts, 5000: total for lilo
weak. ls.4oo. Tho market opened dull slow. and 1,c
of from laut weeks opening prices. Tho yArda
III Ho,sWNoeoipts. 34oo totai fr tho week, 1s,soo;
Market fairly activo Workers. So.3paGs9 bess $t75.
No hsAyy hogs III the yards
East LIBERTY.
EAST 11nEarT, Pa, Jan. 1p.-CArrtE-Tha rcceipta
to-da5 "exe .. 400 hesd, Supply gosd dssn2na nMA
market actiys At the following ilrices Best, $G2J3
s9 ataets9s sass a. b saoa f,f
sosoSeoo rhila,slphe, s. .4ots7.ho;
$6.25tsG.do !; good, s5.7st9G.l5; rno.iuu, $3.50.
WATEHTowN. MAHs.
WATER rowH, Mars, Jan lo.--nEEF CAr1LE-Ro-
cep4, 75o; trade fairy active, and prces unchanged
but firm ts bcss grades; choice. $i1.76; e1fra,
| aa.5o; third, $5.ooa7, 10.
stxEp AND IAAns-Receipts, 1,1b1. There vas a
tive Last watk'g prices were hardly austaned Aalss
LII los at s2ooe}37s sao fancy sheep, TIC per Ii.
Ut. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, Jan, l9-EtoG4-Itecejpta 1904; Grmpr
Yorksra. tsa5@s.l0 packing, se.oo5e.s3; butchaT.'
| $3.50,
53ys 1ss .tssay estm. to saas.
CrNo1NNArt. Jhn 19.-uoaa--Naceipts, s,34o head
0paAei quiet 1t tho decline, and aubseqhently became
ssso a9a q pfsss 'ns es ~.
packing and batchers' $as0a7ls; bulk sales, td.76a
o.oo; uotas !, 600 unaold.
, 1875-01-20

HOuB-T1,sre WIS no firtllcr q,totah1o decline In
ta Glass Of stock, tho downward tendency of prices
bang arrested by tls greatly diminished receipts, tho
arrifala up to last night amounting to only ~ G1l
agatus GD.173 fur the Same time lapt week. III tia
character o the as1nana ters ma little Improvement
T. not 1nss may Il n e9 H., sa IN
ed prior II o'clock reaohIng only ahot 1900. Later
in tbs day slight iulprovumont aprarent, hut
tia rrfMsat Of hnlcrg to aerrts " tha den.s.s IT
buyera for Concessions retarded b.lness throughout.
Sales wero ,'ado ct s'sos71o. Tlero wer': however,
few 4alss At higher price than $G,75, w11la y FAR tia
larger art Of o logs sud e|,a11pcl i,als below $3.50
Sales at 81 Is did not rcscl hafozen carloads.
Hrsgoty Cooley Co. sold II and ~, aYaraaipR 3a lhs,
10. Those bugs exceptionally tlno, aud e
sales arc 10 index to tile general aurkat backing
grades 'ola 1t 50 15@c -thiey at Light
eaic. mostly ut s6ooag.35 for common 10 rrme. Tlo
dacll11e sncr Friday lust arots to 2Da;alc Detwren
a. 100 tu ~ 900 noHs atiil lis In ts pens 1lnEolI.
, 1875-01-20

ALoonor-Was auotod 1t s.. .ssalso.
nnouM coRN-stn.ll sales Of extra h,srl havt bsen
made 1se 1hs demand tos corn ssss s''" tue H..
,n. Tine OF ye.' wren aooa to
ssfe na5 J1%n 1s' W" comou to rsr do.
a,.~.e' suu'so A'.l ",us' ,...h sr,os
puTTER-Nhiio thera has been no somilance or ac-
iyity in tho butler ttan tha outward movement lha
for n,n,cr of daya p,st considerably exceeded tbs
....i,.. -, - rosult tha r,nrttt far ,Iesrabls
gEsdss, whelhsr packed oe IN fol'a, aeTelops 9attl
ors stranuh thsn has characterized 1t vt tate This
1. ,,r. .,.c,,v The <aao With oboice to faucy qua
.s,s ~. e,rs.tn-s - ~,,tch b.yev cousi tic cur
rens want. Of tho local trade: cno'o" 10 fancy
yellow. 30 a SIC; medium good grades, 299
2eU; inferior to e'nm0n' ''ess'; e0"m0n to Sh0ss
pAoo1sa-rhe inquiry for Ezain tags shows aomo
HIs Improvement and prices, without being specially
n.n, afe more .a, IO' .ngus,,te nj is,e
r!ous bsocks nave oeeh hatet'auy $1,000
IN anticipation as N sn"scasea Moveneu Ha %
IElces BY an1 ~. r. laoe: satk: 3D. :! s,o.Iraa
~. vi oet 0h.ts ctess, ~ 49, SarIsp Ssss. sls
ga,nes .neie, 1Ga1exs; DO aonnc s,o u.s. .b.,os r.,
v,s Iao saSs esnSt nsts"i es bosht naef s
quoted prices, aud Indeed Eone holders ara aak1na,
aud obsalntug IL t1ua way Iale sisanset ~. % . Mo
sssssa sra,ss 1t 10 stse.s ise. 4'
n s sevcre.y N1e eoI Of pe' s"e II
coht1llleu atlIf'%3 Ill sLn ~ It'll ~ 80
tho eAIIug ealers au recefssna mora orefa tAah tuey
can promptly ht aud iatsy taHstsssosy u%seas ls
dofng Ill sr,,a Prices fsnia1 e noa. a. ~ XII, mi
wanns, S25oalooo; saunsi, $sGSe y ~ s.sae a. ny
Walnut ntl Lick uu9 xtoo - nI"oRs no s';uo
blossbnrg. fsSo; H.rkmg sa''os' |''o' Anu'4''A
bssk *Sh9; 1Iost; 9o " r.,t.rz eood, vera
sold It the 4uuc4 ptres rosk hafIsls M ~
lard eFess & s;t aeHr ets,es sre rox x
do bucked. $lsgo@ hoaf t;a sate1 no]ss ts onG
s!ss!e e. - ao"s hsaolas' tAee'e "aA' p''S'' s1'''Ss
nEssEp 1ioasIhs market sna IT. ver5 di Ill.,, ~ s,f
s efsssr nsSs sa ~ .atoE.. from s
na s fsn CIV et I'VE y I'll erer. a
sos, but during the remainder ni sao sessson, lse
market vas !efJ d11l L8at ~egnts TT.e ". ~ ~
s7o6ta fo Viii MN heass ~ , ,.t.ira,. so,n
fused 20 aaopt tus rr,e'@ oHeseu ~" "i ~. ho.i
Ereferrng to hol1 t4e1E sIoeE oFaf. oata o1 He1"
nrd car. o.,,, .u.
Eoosss5 tFssh d. sea 70 ,srpa a. @na supny aud so
at t5seac. ...,,.,, ,,4.,,
FlSIl-Bnsnfse though Gnod IN eonpar'.on .t T XIV
former aenAess y not snesay ase, na We nse p ~
lltt!n Far1aaeh irn1A 1oslst aou.sI. att.I trt