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, 1876-02-19

onr meeting m tin ,ncrnnr NJ Harch IA W. scs tho
purpose of axe:utIng lhs& plot. saw Palermo when
b. NJ a',o iIo vi sho! " H.nto Mae'o. Mtsl"'s,
nntl JnnbArdo. Tho lass Two were n tne nia,,ss .
1aIu Witu asc. vi III me @ "Hhf ~ - - f.S ,ti.1IFv
imv ",s srssa H.. .wtwari o1,l u,sl lid no% rnoot
Tfs .Eootng from tlr j,ubrr.yarj wss ilnnr ny lam.
lar,lo and Cslaanu LID nnt rhoot:bocauae did mt
want to XII lalcrr,o; .aw slagl|o ami Danlns %
iehn tno fence on t.o ofof sioo "f ihe 'ssGt Mtsr
70 msd.r ihrew 9hs pfsnl sws5 INTO T. ',tEi tnn, Ein
~ is,,. % NJ nh. atM.r, ha "s ~ rxitr, fi ,ot
Hnaxr VIA ~ v.e nnr4 or ,yat kni ii rtsto,s were
,sed, Tnlernnt wan Shout Ia fost fran III uhsn
1.on,barsio md Oatstaun shot him. 1ie ran ont
q the lan,bt.-5ar When ra'srmo ~ IN ths
Ium1esJard 10 hMt that smalt ras'e .r n rns na
naas A sn"Is a 10y. IT, m tm,c '"Hc Imt viii
i" ny"t H. ~ r. nn.t Nnnv nrst kncw ra1erno slx
yosrs aeo i, Now urlesns Hls character was that or
had Desperate man. Iis waa known "A As'asstn.
!te had threatened to kill ttaso thsso men. Danna
hal ntorostd y tnafa fvtends vlth p*efn,9 hNs 9
n9t tow what 1aiortno id n tas csee i3GrI H. aa 1n
Iii Ill INV nv ~ to nf tc " thscs. p.iesn wanted 10
, 1876-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

LETTER Fnox ArronxEY~oEsEaAt P1ERRsroNr
WAsntsoroy, Feb. 1G.-To the Editor Of ths
Ec,o York Herald: Iread in tho Herald Joster-
day what purportcd 10 be- an "eScuae /" for ny
lottor to tho Distrio.-Assornoya, and suggosttng
tfnt tho bl.mo of It was to bo attributed to the
President. and that to my legal friends had
ssid that tho President waa dissatisfied that the
letter was not assongoE4
Tho President has ncvos exrre'ssa any such
dissatisfaction, nor hare made any excuhc
nor do l iutcnl to maio any o1c,so. | noyer did
and mover will e1cuso any oct Of mfne, Official
OF otherwise, BY throwing tho responsibility
mon another. I assume oil tho reaponsl-
bilitJ. mike no excuBo. 4 stand by what
+ wrose. and whon thu facta are exposed, ns
they Will DO. which required tho letter, tho COM
ra11nity will understand It. It was @ purely
Official lotter. conhdsnt!nl-as MI Official lostorB
aro.-oxposed by gross inproprloty.. 1only Wish
that thoso who erit;clao It would frat road It,
cvon without tho light Of the fscts which In
<7ucod II, and 10 aasurod that tako The respon-
eibility mud hsk no coyor from the Pfesldonta
pnnle. Very respectfully.
EDWARDS PlGaHErosr, Attorney General.
, 1876-02-19
WHISKY.
Babcook's Lawyers Undertake
to Head Off the Gram
ger Jury.
a Motion to Direct an Ac-
quitta, Denied by the
Court.
The Facts and differences Must 30
Determined by Tho jury.
Reversal Of tho Usual Order Of
Arguments for Baboook's
Benefit,
Working Up Testimony to
Give Mckee n New
Trial.
Messrs. Keelay and Kerwln Appear
and Give Bail.
Tho Grand Jury AuIlo1s to Get
Home. Yet to
Come.
ST, LOUIS.
Working Up Testimony to
Give Mckee q New
Trial.
Messrs. Keeley and Kerwln Appear
and Give Bail.
Tho Grand Jury Au1lo1s to Get
Observation-Disclosures Yet to
Come.

spsc;a: pispa.th to 7hs Ch:tato 7fltant.
TT. Lotus. rcb. 1s.-Tho tcfenhc havo BIS
taiucd two defeats to-day, apparently tho rcHut
OF bad Qcuezalnhip. Tic witness MAglll, lot
tcr-cafrlcr, who cloEc1 tho evidence for tho Dc
5snse lsst night, awearing that ho returned 70
Joyce two lo.ters corresponding to those EscFist
snai'ca to Avery aud Dabcock+ created very
bpA impression. lie may havo told ~" tsath
but his exctabln nlghty manaer was al against
him. It wna supposed That tho lovorntlcnt
would .ry to impcncl. him. and this Is what
tho aofepso liopol for, ~ |: would ElYo Them M
opportunity to ret n lot Of w,tnassed who would
bolster up Magill by giving him good chaEac-
ter, Dyer aud Droadhoad stw this, and, sui
denly changing their plans thla morning, lott the
dofouee With room-fnli Of Witnesses for whom
thoy had no use. Thou, aEain, after M o'nbo-
ratio motion botng made 10 hAvc tho proceedings
stopped and the Court order an acqulttal being
.oyarruled, lnayos the idea that tho JudReo think
tina. aotua kind OF caaa haB boon mado. II was
! bold strohe, but its fa'!ura ia dsHaatrouH. Tho
defense, however, look for very strong charge
from tho Court whon tho case iB givbn to the
fury, md rely largely on their expectations In
thia regard. They Aase little faith in the
Granger Jury. .......
ARRANGING TIE AnaUaETfs.
THIS afternoon tho attorneys for tho prosecs-
Non held conference, when It was agreed tsat
DOL D1oadhQad should open tho argument for
lhe Government tomorrow morning and Col.
Dyor close. Col, B1oadhcad will occupy the
morning session and Mr.. sorrs the afternoon.
Mouday morning Judge Porter will speak. and
Col. Dyer Will o1oae..the case Monday attoynoou,
10 that It will go to tho Jury iu tho ovoning Of
that dny, providing tho JudGoa charge il rcady.
Thfn syrsrremank 0f the ccaiuH nf khe arltt,.
ment Ia tho rayorao OF tho practice In this Court.
Heretofore, whsn moro than ono cloang speech
Eaa made, Inc defense openod nnd tho pFoaccu-
zion followed. thus alternating until tho final
.losa bytho prosecution. During tito proceedings
Ibis afternoon Judge Porter requested tho change
and Judge Dillon ruled that tho request was I
far ono, aa with tho groat mAos Of scstimon,
put il by the Government tue dofenhe could
ton 0; tho Jury until shoy lad l!atened 10 par'
pf tho closing atElllnont.
, 1876-02-19
SPORTING
BILLIARDS.
DCN1.EsNlI Va. SHAW.


Tho prospect for tho match bosWeen Burlegh
and Shaw this evening Ia that It will be ono OF
tho ltve!iest billiard strugg1es ovor aoou 10 the
Wost Tho betting Indicates that the ftionds Of
neither man have any overwhelming faith fu
their champion, md, as consequence. tho
,noney laid has been mostly At esens. In tho
pool-aol!iug al Mansur's last evening. n9rielgh
Lad juat about a. much cal! az the modal-holde1
In successive pools Durloigh sold for $40 to
shnH's sl7. and $40 to shaw'a %, though In 9
s5o-pool tAo sutns were eyon up. Tho musual
pools atood At ovens last night.
Tho poo1-soI!lng At Foley'a 1aat evening waa
uneyenifnl tn Bidding. though considerable
money WAS wagored-a little at d time. The
Batcs weEe eutiroly at equal rates. aud uothor
man Ind tho call. pool-solling will 60 on ut
both places this afternoon. Tho match ntll skke
place at tho Academy Of Music this evening.
, 1876-02-19
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE E1AakEr.

rHILApx1pH1A, Feb ls.-pkr1oLauA-NomluAl !;
setlnes!. iaHtt la}ic; cFudt, loGc.
FIuux-slore seurs; extra q oo4 I! 20; Wisconsin
lii indisna. Se.oVad.i6 hIgh gss1es, t1.ooss.D.
unAla-Wheat inactive: l.pusJ.ysnia I'D. N:s7t9
1.to; Western do, .fio3t91.ls: amber, tt.toal,ss;
active aud weak; yollov, s7at14sa; mixed, SIC;
AL, Coo; tteau. 63tasae; wde. e3aa9ls. 0sss--AAs.
ket dull vhite, ls8 Aau; mixed, ~.
Wn1sa1-lron bound, 3l.ii.
BuTExh-Firn; New York Bt&tA aud bradford
County. Psnn.. 3s9Sc; Western, 2A8t1a; Western
rolls, l63Hc.
, 1876-02-19
SPRINGFIELD.
FAf11T1fEETu

SJseiai Dispatch 10 JhA Chicago Tribune.
Hsn1suF1Elp, ILL.,, Fob. 18,-The Fcdetal Grand
Jury to-day fuEnislled 10 Afsistsn:- -Dihtrlct-At-
torney Hoe the names OF humber of persons
&xaiust whom indictments aro to 10 drawn up.
Thesa names are withheld from tho press until
tie pstt,es can be arrasted It is known, bow
, 1876-02-19

a party Of 400 mon has organized In rhl1adal-
phia to stsst for tha Black Hills curly next
month.
Eleven carloads Of articles from Bwoden md
Norway for tho Centapnial Exhibition have A.
rived in Philadelphia
Gov. uorsridgc to-day ordered special aloo-
ton In Fulton County for April nexs, 10 elect
County Judge, vIoe John II. pearsal, deceased.
Samuel u. Hubbard, M sotor::of soma meta,
with the Clara WidmAn Nov York Comedy Com-
pany, died auddenly At the phmuIx Hotel In
Loxiugson Ky. yesterday morning.
Judge Piclnet yesterday In the District Court
Ut baltimore, dAliyasad hi4 opinion Ia tho ca1a
Of George g. Hsowa against ths Mayer md City
, 1876-02-19

KICKED TO DEATH.

kICkED 10 LEA II. ...
LOUISVILLE, n.y., Feb. 19.-Georgo Webster,
the manager Of tho Kentucky State Lottery, uas
found dead In g ditch. near hls residence in the
BabnroB, this morning. 4 horse and buggy wore
ntnnding near, anA It Ia presumed thas ha was
drornod by being Kicked by his horse Into tho
stream, though this is not certain. There was q
hfntBo on hiH lead, which, 1t 10 supposed ca1no
frnn kick Of hts horBo nfsor he Ind Eottnn out
Of bis buggy for somo unknown purpose,
, 1876-02-19

Council Of Baltimore, continuing the Injunction
restraining tho city from paying out moneys ~
ptoprIatod by tho CITY Co1ncil for the hounflt o1
various bcnovolont. Industrial. and eductouG
establishments. TAia case Ia known ~ liz
"soctnrian OF Charitable Appropriation CASA"
Tbs Masonic Board Of Examiners Of IIInota
concluded thoir noaAton at Springfield last night
Thoy moot nj Taudalla March l aud again i
Dixon On the 18th.
, 1876-02-19

THE REV. TIMOTHY OFAHREtL.
NEW YonK, Fob. 18.--Tho Rey. Timothy
O'Farrel'. tho pastor Of tho Church OF tho ViHt-
tation In brooklyn, diod yesterday. Father
O'Parro.l hail been psioat tor thisty-swo yoAss,
eight and half Of Which wefo passed. Ia cfncin-
natl AZ paator and Professor Of Greek In tho
Theological Seminary.
, 1876-02-19

DAVENPORT, Ia, Fob. t8.--On yesterday tho
famous Wilton ud-foather case calno up III
tho courta, tho prescott suit being tho claim OF
Ella Cory vs.. Mrs. john Wiley, Mrs. Edmund
Anderson, HRS. Elizabeth Moore, Mrs. Elizabeth
Adds, Mrs. Charlotte Dixon, Mrs. Elton Keau,
Mrp. Edward Carleton, Mrt. Eliza Dontlcy, Mrs.
H. ". Scott, and Miss Kato Wiley, ali prominent
Ch1iasian lalioa Of Wilton, fos $50, 600 damages.
Tho case waa continued to-day aud will probably
last for week.. It Mill ba remembered that, on
tho 10th Of April, 1875, tho plaintiff, Ella Cory
MAS forcitly attacked In hor house BY certain
pa1tos. called from hor bod, and In alulo4s a
nude state subjected to MI application OF tar
aud feathers, sheu iorcibly ojooted from hor
home, aud ordered TO !eavo the town.. Tho facta
ing onlY the Identity OF tho ssaauiting party in
In dueAtion.
, 1876-02-19

II tbss tablo IL 1issectcd, It will appear that llo
never realizod anything like 310o,00o on those
notes. Tho names OF Mr. Portor and Mr.. Shell
and Mr. Cha,nboriain's name and that oi ,ir.
Roberts wore on tho notes with 1foa4ts. Porter
and Sheldon probably for the full amounts given
against their namos. The notoa wore put up
NJ collateral and money MAS not received diroSt-
t250. 1000, he could not hare got away with much
money.
, 1876-02-19

Sptftal Ufspnteh to Iht Chicago Tribune.
Hpa1sor,ELp, Mass, Feb. 18.-Asa @. nnfacll,
prosldout OF tho norhsIiro Woolon Company,
nnd ons OF tho Wealthiest and moss promiuont
citizens nrtl Manufacturers OF Great Harrington
AMI Borkahre County. antdeniy dropped dead
to-day juat as he wnn starting from the mill for
hla residence to take dinn0r. Probable CAUSE,
haArt.i]iAAnan.
, 1876-02-19
FIRES.

IN CHICAGO.
Tho alalm OF FIRE from Box No. TIA At
o'clock last evening Was caused by the burning
out OF ahimuey In tho two-ntorY house No. 274
North Franklin street. 1t was extlnRuished
without damage to tho premises.
Tho alarm lrons Boz No. la n 1Ei6 shiA
morning wAa fAlso.
, 1876-02-19

DArou 1IAvRE, Feb. 1B.-Tho steamboat Billy
Henderson last night co!ltdod with tho John +.
Talloy, and sank In fow minutes. Ono dsok-
hand Ia reported drowned. The Isliey waa M
injured.
, 1876-02-19

6p4t1a! Dlsndteh 10 IaA Chtcaen 7rtsuns.
HOLLAND, 3tlch., Fob. 18.-A Ore ut Holton.
oa tho Muskegon i Blg-ItapidA llailroAd, TO-
night, destroyed the saw mud shingle mill thcro
and large ssoek Of lumber.
, 1876-02-19

FnAM1HouAM, Mass, Feb. 18.-Dy the explo-
alon OF tho boiler Of portable saw-mtll ths
morning, shroo Of the four men employed Hero
ktlIo5
, 1876-02-19
THE DAYS RECORD.
WlHsloW'S PLUMBER.
H,,ttnt, rfnhf.

The theory that Hinnlow got away With an i'm
monso amount OF money has boon held by
grcat nany peop1o, but 1t is undoubtedly a u,ls-
take az wo ,ayo already intitnated tho dcyolop.
mentH In London provo. The last table Of
amounts pfInted lu boston wAs as fol!ows:
, 1876-02-19
HARD BUT HARMLESS

FHHI HUI HNHHT&-E39V -
Lou1syr1Lk, Fob. t0.-John Bond died hsse
tonight from tho otraots Of frightfnl stab lu-
f1ictod two Sundays ago by John TiEney. q stoet-
lroscr. Doni graduated from tho pollce to the
FGo Department. tAsuce Into the Work k-1Iouse,
sud for Lalf dozen years hay been considered .
hard but AAsnaloaa cbhraotar. lie has heen In ali
sorts OF rows, but WaY neyef known oitaur to
steal or llo. Had I'll suspended Judgments
against Dond for drunkenness boon put ln ioroe
botoso death, his ttmo Of Imprisonment for tlAs
, 1876-02-19
BANK ROBBERY,

San FaASotsco. Fob. 1s.-A dlspasoh from
Bakersfield says The Ke1n Valley Bank was Gu,
tered by burglars lass night white the Cashier
WAS working at tie accounts. They knockot
down and chlorofotmed tho Cashier aud robbed
tho bank Of 377, ,0o0. Of which e22,000 belonged
to tho County Treasury. Tue Cashier Was found
{nseusible on table tlis morning,
, 1876-02-19

ARREST OF ALLEGED MuRpEHEfs.
NEW YoRH, Feb. 18.-lIenry Wood. tho colofod
wood~cioppes, aud Dasfd II. skidn1ose, Jr., who
are accused Of killing the four inmates OF tho
sktlmore reaidoacs, u Deer Park, have bean A.
rented,
, 1876-02-19

prosecution of tho rayonuo cAdos, he has boen
upkbIo to mako
nonE INDICTMENTS.
before tho Grand Jury shall hare sdlousned
they will rcpolt bhsclt OF indictments which
they have found tn tlletr loialra hours agalnnt
ul.mbcr OF vinegar manufacturers knti liquor
oompouulcrs, Wilosc l.tt!0 by D establishments
aro scattered all oyer tho city. TheHe intllvid-
i'arker Il. Mhson. Gelsom Il Eastman, Ford,
Oliver t. Co., and George j.. Crosby, and, 1t fH
aserrod. knew at the time Of purchase that tho
goods wero crooked. Among those upon whom
tho heavy hand OF the law willy fall arc:
Louis siayess, President. and Charles Iierzog.
Secretary, Of Tho I.ol,ts Hovers Rect!fying Com
pany, OF 81 West Lake Htrout.
Fsauk Week. vinegar manufacturer, Alt Web
FREQ Weiglo, vinegar manufacturer, G NORTH
La9slle street.
Tho accused III all These casos are chasrod
with nsng Illicit spirits and conspsslng 10 de-
| traud tho Ioyenuo.
COUPLE OF nAiLIfIu -.
from Marshal Canpboll'a otl!co wcre induslslal15
| cugag11 yeatcrdny ia discovering the who're
alouts Of Ryrou L. SAWYER aud William Coopel
for tue purpose OF roadtnK to th0ul little docu
hoIoby nottea 10 appcar before the Grand JuF,
and ifuthfnlly answer such gnestIoRh a. may bt
ropou.nled to you." eto. Sawyer waB at out
limo bookkeeper for Cooper, who. Il IL alleged
did GU several occasions psv Jake Hehm aud 4
q. HosinG ceratn guns Of uaoney for their In
luonco 10 h1lnK tue appointments OF GauEer
and .tosekeelcFs. i IL understood that tn
G1And Jury wantod TO Interview shbso Rentio
mon ~ to tho amounts that were paid sn1 whol
aud whcsc. 1t tis lnttmstod also that tdey are 1t
possoaslon Of atler facts tho development o
shlcA will make the Government oftlcislA rejoice
aud Ut tho HAmo tlno iuclius other sentlomen Il
belieyc that umsll sectiou OF tho day O! Iudg
| maui hta Errfy0A.
, 1876-04-26
DRY GOODS.


Thst settled roads and pleaaant wbathcr wess oil
that wcro needed 10 infuse life Into the dryEoods
trade II evidenced by the Of ths market during
tie wesk ending With JcatcFdAy. From ths opening
10 tho end Of the week. under tho influence OF sunny
days, there wss steady and martod improvement In
ths demand, and sho closing days chaEac.srizel
by genuine activity ia usariy nj departmental. 1use-
rios nerchants pssspns In goodly nuubsrs md.
prices at point where any further shrink
aRs Ia not 10 30 hprrehenled. tls extreme caution
hitherto characteEiztnR thes movements Ia longer
apparent. Ths demand "a. howevor, ssrtctsy !eRtd-
mate, nothing resembling speculative tendoucy hav-
Ing as yot been developed. In values few changes
laye hkon place. Prlnta ronaiu IN an unsettled
stAtc, and It will te noticed that the quotations Of
Coohsoo, American, Hrtaguo, and some othcr brands
hAra been cut down NC, bus the general market main
tains steady aud lrm tone. The following concer1-
Ing the export movement IL from ths Nav York
Journal e} Commerce Of April "a: "Whascrss I'M
proYement there may bs in domestic trade IT, how
erer fairly surpassed by tho Increased volume
exports which arc being aent, mol u At fitss 10
European 1nt1diemtu, but dlroct. This week shows
ths largest amount in valuo sud numher VI packages
thus sent forward this Year. snd the osal duto
has very nearly cAnght up with 1919. Tncre only
Two other ysass 1880 and ladt. Wien the skpor4
1lfuer.h y
, 1876-04-26

Total TO close of kst Jear., ,ls2 4so
There ware purchased during The period from May,
1867 10 ths coss of 1874, ss2 27so bonds IN e1csa1
Of the amouht required By tho Sinking Fund act In
1d7As The requirement war Ssl ,ooe.s45 OF this only
800 could bs bought at par. snd tho secrotary
made c*llfor tao 0o0 ZOO to Ia paid oR 10 gold Only
aaAo7s 800 Of theso had presented up 10 June 90
which 10 tho ressop for the lcssef amount PLACED 10
the sinfingfund during tho year, Il sbo.s slasel.
II We put the amount dua to The dukin3Sund rre.
ton, we shall aee that up 10 tho beginning
Of tho current nseal year tho rurchsscs Of bopda
take no account Of ths accSuing inte1pai on ths
same mp 70 the data when the aintlng-fand was
otened ~ reckon shis, thurs Will be slight do
every year and cancelled but tbs nsTeat o, the LsI.
aace paid Ia to 30 Feckoned each year with Tho aug
aented principal u tho An required {sad which tas
bean dous aucs 1850, ths dsht today would bs fsw
n,llions ess than what H. Dy Tho act OF 1870 I'll
ths putchtsed bonds have been caneeled.-.Nen Yert
, 1876-04-26

er remains dull. Paints and ola ws.s nstt!ng with
mora attention. sud bettsr feeling prevailed among
jobbtfs. With the srcspion Of ku decline In car
bon, prices wtfs unchanged.
Tbs country domand for lumber eon,inncs 10 I'm.
PROVE. thonRh ths orders individually ttns -
1ule md will doubtless continue Ia b until sta
begins 10 1rslsc freely and tbs II fairly open
rrcca Irregular. fair afe nece II the sa1e
docks. aaa savsrsl cargoes found buyers usual15 at
recent prIese. Hardware aud na,la worn iii betsr do
nand and stcady. saN waa unchanged Timothy
ased was more aetivs snd nrmcr. willis ohsr desc1fp-
tion4 qniet and ensy coycr being decidedly ueax
Wool and hopa vess quiet. Tha ostsr grades ot hay
verp In good demand aud nrm, the stock szts being
se1rcIy adequate and little is coming forward. Green
fsnia Eere unchanged. Poultry WIS hgan scarce and
hzm under ready datnand from tho local buyers.
Eggs weso weak At l2c, the osrngs being large and
on tho iuctes9s.
aNAIN TT 8ToRT.
TIE following tbs footlngs Of thu Official report
Of grain ID store In ibis city the arenlug Of satar
~ dfxaS
, 1876-04-26

The following instruments we're nlsd for record
Tuesday, April IS:
West Adams at, 2ls $40 # y. Of Human avs
Seymour II, lis II of thompson Il, v I. as
i26 4-lo II, dassd Dco. a. ts74.............. $50
Vim nufen 1t, 100 T. Y Of HOBBY at, n I. 2s1s2 -.
M; ,iss S HRs't q ns;;aia Il: aiSiis7 s"
we,t estia HsStssni SG!s' it iii Il of Fix :
2d4x0s fl. dated March N.....:.........:. 1900
Leavitt y, se cor Of Fowler II, w I. 2s1ls0ss,
Hubbard St. Il II . ot Notth dfeen st, I, tsx
r.s. i, : : 81 Il KasIe H. . I, IL t-io.las ~.
ros3"ss asts t. t' iio d cf Ds.eh Il, Isl Sioi
lid 4, dated Fob. l2ss2
c:nes1s ssa p,sss s ?stse 4 f2d 2ga.sii '
E!isa i: eisa iss H's n..i:a i;iiiis Nv
Esiss ss? Sii?! si ns;;sa Il. aiiis Il. os'
1pasn. fa sy iii. II II Tscny. ninth Il. III
bxl77 e-to II, dated April 11.,............ 1890
Teste1n ~. n y COT Of Nineteenth IT. sf, t7tx
tJohn J. AcElroy 10 Henry Y. Walkcr}..... s7,400
West Ninsteenth 1t, 1ti It y Of Psulins 1t, nf,
WI s,1,2s e. a.ss e SPf of ;;:s.; Il; 600
prs1je ~. 81 Il TTsni3:ainih IT, si1 "'
118 It, dated JAn. W........,............. 1s,o0o
sou1H or clrr LiArTt WITHIN RADIUS o1 K11xs OF
COURTHOUSE.
Alton av, ta4K It n Of Bizty.thrl 1t, n I, 15o1
III LILO n, dalcl March h16..............,.$ 24bo
wEsr or cITr ItMITs WITHIN i nApIUa ov M11Iz
or counr-HoUHE+
Frederick stt 119k r. OF North ~, v I, ZOE
124 0-1o Il, dstsd Arr1l lo.......,.......,.4 900
1,ot i, BLOCK !, Castles Subdivision, in thess
X Sec. 3, ~. IL, dated March so........".. 1000
, 1876-04-26
GENERAL MARKETS.

hLCutluI-Ha1 tteau$ II FILA.
nRooM-coRN-Tha retail demand was up 10 Tho
rocent average and most Of tho orders were placed u
the quoted figures. The stock Il dccreasng aud thu
best gradaa firmly held. but common corn IL still
plentiful. and any materlai increaa4 In tue re-
eeipts OF such might lead 10 woAkncss. wo quotc:
cholca hur!, s99c: No. hurl 7aso: cholcs me-
diusn. f67Ao; good medium brush, es0Ho; fair
inside and co'ess s8sAc; Inferior, taaKc: crooked,
2adc.
DuTTER-Trada waa agatn reported dun, With
vauss rcak and variable. There Ia not ~ yet any
considerable accumulation Of buttnr ut this point, but
- the receipts now steadily iucrtaatuB, without
any corresponding improvement In tho deaud, thcro
10 lack Of condence In tho future Of pricas nn hold
er1 seem inclined to dispose Of THAR goods on tbs
best tesns poeslols. w note further reduction Of
lc, - foows: cholco to fancy ysllo1, 3l9o5o; mo-
dIsm 10 good grades, 2ss2sc; inferior to common,
l49l3c,
DAootNd-The.s twas fair Tolnmo Of sales in
this arkot yesterday and p11ces sseady ~ pro-
vioualy quoted: Btark 4, acc; Peerless IA, 23c;
Lewiston, DC; Montatp, $50; Ontario, $50; Amer
lean 4, 27He; Ano.keag, ?Jc; Otter Creek. go;
gunn!ts, single. l4H@lse; do. double, a3da14c.
CIEEESE-This narkct Il In an uusettled stats.
Prsno old ohcoeo II practically out OF tbs markss and
TIC ltlo Of the new mako coming forward IL Of u.
ts.!9r qualify, nd seIla irreealary. Nov sklam.d Ia
COAI.-nuslness semsins inactive ii norninaIly nu.
changed prices: LactAwanas, range aud nut, $1,000;
~ sais, cslsx t.sy soa dsn. Dss
PICK. assu; baltimore Ohio s1oo; Illinois, st.009
Eaos-wtre selling It 1ac Tts offering. xsrs large,
and = further decline il probable.
F1sll-Thsse w. . f.iF ea.lns:a sn progress Al
iii. s3la4s:u; No.S TO- s1oaas.lo; no. ! tro;t.
100: No.: shore maeke1el new, k.bEl, Sl2so
s.a'S e.. Sb. No. ~ t' Err .ss,;, Ss; Rs1 isa
sa.1,t1dtu; No. shors kits, larKs. s2.U0; No.. buy
~ s.t9: arss fsm,5 sM s.s ta3s een. Goldfish nls
Ees S,' Ill., e 55sss ss Ss
sas s a. sitte 'ss .sas sis Ss. @ KS bar
fllUlIA AND NuTA-hppics sss scarce and higher.
ssa oa'1 ii ssa .s it,. fsG Viii tsSs1 ss
For foresn va!.tues there w4 ; comparatively
sscady tn4s4st. 4 fairly so.iss aorsmsu, was W.T.
tsyo:, lta,ee; ng.. drums. llal2o: Turish ptaasa,
sS % v.sas: isS ies.s 2sn'e Ss;sat ssrsat'
1A@so: c!tzon, 2aa2to. DoAnar1o-Aldsn apples.
ssss ,tsa'S ntsax.n as,es: spss: $
ass.a yf.tsd cherries, 1ss.c: No1s-i5itsfs:. i
nu.i, ahw. lHal7o; French wslnnla. nav, llNt4
l1Ho; uEenob's walnlts. l6A8lta; nEazlls, pG@l1o;
sasHo; Tsanslse. p..aut'. seaas; African ps.naS.
dltEkN FRulTs:-Apples ,~sre weak under large.
n.. hens ths Ioea, market ID strung prices.
I'll: litaalna oranges s'.lolas.is Isr boz: Vssuci.
%. t4aooAls.to par casa; tetnonx, 3,.o1l3eOV pr
hn1CEnlEs-Ther Wa Ii aetlrs market yesterday.
IT, sa,1K lahesfs barring =. ths eu.as,s he, could
III asha tp No. o1y hs,s e pa!f f..
cfsAso4 dsmsna but marked improvement In colleo-
ons !. Ito noted md II. Fauera a.rket bet
Tor. haysrz are working little 4aa!er, Klca II drm