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1n5irnCtlon.
CITY,.

CITY.
Entire personal attention restricted to 20 boys
H -siage grade beginners onig r d. Kellogg .O9oehaN
MADAME DA SILVA and Mrs. BRADFORD
and GERNAE 'H6NKBING aud DAY SCHOOL Tor YoUNG.
LADIES and CITILDHEN, with Calikthencs NO. II West
ssh st. HewyorS Roqgens sept 25 Apnleao9 may pc
boys under thoroughly coinpetent -, hers
VNTE Prncipal of a School offers 10 prepare
man Tor sntcr ,r coege TN september 1910
Terms including Boari, &c. $780, $3.50 II paid In ad'
Address pEEcErroR, r o. Box 2GIG, YewYork city
Country.
A HOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
"A Bows T. HINps, A. NJ Hampstead l. <zoy 10 sou;
BROOKS Seminary for Young ladies, P0nggn-
BETHANY ACADEMY. - Boys Boarding.
REV. EM. LOUIS Woodbury., bethany, cosn
BRADFORD ACADEMY FOR
apply Miss ANNIE E JoHNs4 GSsl rG9ci I5,s
ENGLJSII AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
H The Rev. NATHANIEL II. EGLESFoN, with compe-
tent assistance charge Of the education OF limited
number Of boys at his home in Wiliamstowp, Mass
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies'
N BRIDGEPORT coun. Address hI5s EMILY NELSON.
HARVARD, YALE, or COLUMBIA con
duoned students c%acNe 'u td6 se hf kGWta
ROWE, Principals.
HONE CLASS. Boonton, n. j., one hour
Ia from York-A Lady living in beautiful country
number Of girls enjoy comforts privileges;
accomplished teacher; unusually h,ahlu AMI pleasant
surroundings aud FOR daily exercise pony
for Aorse'.scs riding Address Mrs NJ g. kINGsLhNp.
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarytown, n. Y.-No
military extras ioar resident instructor 70 Goani
BfosdEag or address AKMAaNACS ROWE. rincipals.
l. EARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
AZ SauReTtles. =. !.
sckooi reopens sept q. FOR fun Information address
y.
DEEKSKILL N. ~ MILITARY ACADEMY.
WRIGHT, \. H. ROBERT DONALD A. III
DECISIONS DESTROYS of obtaining country
board care and instruction Tor boys, from 70 u years
van county y. Terms, including washing - per week
| EpOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, \. Y.-Both
besc1es SO Ier 20 extras Opon 3r la siqd{ %
ng ne warm months send FOR crcniar VII BANNlSiEI-
| or. CLEMENTS HALL. Ellicott City, Md
- old established nigh school with sehoo. % eiiss ana
the College proper Dr. SfEhCER Hoaf Master
| EArEST END lNSTITUTE.-Mrs :. l.. Cady's
w Boarding echop FOR Young adie, Ne~-llavcu, Conn
young MEN privately Fitted for College
| 4 Conditioned studcuts tuorcd summer and Winter,
HOffMANN, sto"kbriigc, Mass.
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
n bENjGMiE aASjS. Box So. 81 YonEers X =.
% $H -FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, New.
fo,JOs Yoks5G pas Tor -G-nf term Of TesTs s1sh
GGS PER QUARTER (uo extra chargesl for
fDV( youEg mcu and boys 81 napkI ID - - aGDIA
EtADFVG. Ten nsfrur 9rstWo graduates of fhe college
WsId pupils Recommended hy Mr Bayarl iayor. Judge
Naa Hotsen. AMI oilers. bP0u All summer Aeua mas
:. C. sH6HTLIDGE 'Ii,r,ari a M Media Penn.
6RSN 4 YEAR.-BOARD and TUITION
Rev. v. B. REILLY. HaddohAeid NJ
| ~
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Conntrn Real Gclale for Sale.

COMFrVILLE, n. J.-40-acrc FARM, first
y class bndlncs = mile nom depot llr SALE At bar
gain. rutland az WHlliNb' h''h''n' ''
- ACRE FARM within 2Omilcs OF New YORK
- for 81 900 Address g. p. r.. Boz Cf2' r. o.
tA.R nnn CASH. or So. 300. half cash. bal
d3 h.aUIU anee $500 yea IS for small "A th OF eht
acres al East SrOudsburg Penn, isne IRON depot
an ~. main road. lrick house. with I'VE rooms, IN f'.q
order barn house staDeg. Workshop hehne' ana
otfor oruducs an tuds q cioice fruit uels; uc .snd
sD ahie for rtck farm building. worth the money Ad
dress T. POOLE. Box 80. T.. StrOudsOUrg, Penn
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EeQnI Notices.

GTPRENE COURT.-NILLlAM SEYMOUR.
- ir executor. &c, against Mary W. Qlr& ana oesln
liz, ia iag Of April ISL me uudcI. enc WE,4f say
mgur SOC srli'nS ~ C '' st @ ,;, d.
refer sPe.t ed by y cogri f2r tlat tGrP5s MI 5
5.h d. Of Jun s5 a. S tAa4s 1s,gyoi 90 LED
Two la with the building thereon su2tc
city aHd state Of Nr"-IorN co.ialns hlt5 i,t rom on
White street 3d. rcr ana 9i.o OIL Chur. street. ana Nn'"h
hJ CD" .t..t 49, 81 aGd ~ " az -'it' , on
corner tann, AMI Le1tNeI streets. 'ouaiAi.s 80 ',
each se - md known by the street Nos H. 49, -
Ai, VT Iulhousc and two contiguous los Of agt on
gui ; 90 Canal street and known by the street No. ~
%i Tie house and lot lend westerly side Of Canal
and Gcpn, and known by the street No AS canal
A,a house ot .outlerly sid Of I'D street distant l2o
feet fl ne's q" fea corner o. -'J sit, ana cth "'tat'
i.,t3 u,' ia dpt ach side and known by M street
Ai,o at Tie tine Will be sold the following personal
20 shares East Rive Bank IN Cty a. ll9 sa4res Ner
s,r, Ho~trs tr Insurance o. Of y \. slar je.,,ou
49,, 1, f. 100 s.ar.s E,, I'M, civ Ia, iislt o.
81 Hro.e;n Loco ,aarrs Manhattan 90 Lint GO % C$
s s,r R Is and rsi Co. a. = y. Cty 30 s.res
go, oA.'I, P % W ti1'g4rSh Gas S'"P Oh Me'
Datt4, Sc@.i GsS April 26ih. l,77..
Executor &c. Of John p. ~ hurlzCi. deceased.
pIILO 3. KJGGLES. lteievrt.
= W. GAINES Plaintiffs ATTORNEY, Pearl stree', y. T.
apps 2JwGW
IgO the CREDITORS OF the SCREW MOWER
B AND REAPER COMPANN.-By virtue OF Su or,ict OF
tac Court Cnancpry ot NcH.JcIsey. made t twenty
al'h o APRIL 4 ID. 1871. creditors q ne Scrcg
md Reaper tompan" hereby notified n1t they
required ~, the Subscriber Lc Receiver o sad
Company, appointed Dog sah Court and o. prove bcr An
claims
against tne -dd company before The twenty l DAY o. Au
gust next brug months from the date 0f sli Order
mat e., viii be- czcufri nom ~ benefit o. suci dy ion
nay thereafter bee uue and declared by AID Court upon te
proceeds " The effects of said cooperation usipd Ng 26,
lb1I LARUI NREDENBt EGU,
Receiver o. The screw Mower ard Reaper co..
mylO iaW tvIh SomerNille, NcWJCrsey
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5ts Cream.

EUSSFLLs ICE CREAM.
BESr ~ TIE CITY. 2jc. PER QUART
to churches aud strawberry festivals Hard Cream in boxe
10 cary home. - Bb.e House.
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pEREMPTORY SALE
or
GARDEN AND TROPICAL PLANTS.

The extensive and rare stock q Garden Plants Exotc'
Palms. Roses, bc.On gng O Dc AMERICAN EXOTIC
AND BOTANIC GARDEN COMPANY, FiatbJsh l. T.. viii
BY auction. the grounds, FRIDAY, MAY % 1871
a l.
THIS j chance FOR gardeners florists and private
parties desiring hargy tropical plants, several Thousand
Plants Garden Utensils, Horses, Wagons etc. Nl Dee sold
flT cash reserve, tlc tIEIc-, bidder.
Fltbu- Fulton Ferry, HruIkl6n and Nostrand-
ave seventh street Ferry "lau-bHtgh,
reach tbs grounds. DEIA~ "a HNE-,
81 Pirk-rOw, y. +. city, Receiver.
|. f. BIsSELL, Auctoneer
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4 LEAF FROM : DRAMA Beng a very interesting story
Of the day 12mO Extra CLOTH 81.
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1cGtncrs.

A IL wanting TEACHERS, schools, or Pupils,
~ address amer Educational Union 73l Rroadwav y y
ietDi Intdfing Pun 10 every state Estao'.sneI 10.
A COLLEGIAN. competent to lit young men
Juuc = c1nrer O., Professors m Columbia College address
A GRADUATE of YALE, with experience,
y desires po.' as rnciral or IeacLst oi nath,a',,
81 c 9"Gi ' .ssa'GS Conn furnished 1-''. Ar
AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
" AGINCl =" ni'as liar' l"ts l.l'tiNai &c
academies and aru- tchoo,. rl]f. ois. iHi a4 .,o'
,ine>,s ,' i1- e . :" i. ms ' 49,, 81 '' r3 ,'lf
,.', Z HAN ii,i. l.. s,i-riar fa..
u.s .or ure'iHr aur demand Apny io Mss w. D. 19LNG.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Uuion-sqaarc;
l- Eas'f'n''> mas ~. bi 10 Vance f
EUROPE.-Summert oui. for ladies. Address
Nevl,r,. Iaa,. Do ZEN personally saturdays l4to1
E'ANILIES and schools supplied with coupe
', ar. 5rS,,a i6 .o Z, , IN i' Snd
COZ ~. Hr, tcir vlb; tu town an summer rom 10
Gao va Is. IF1ciaal Hr-i:i|U'G7 W,si .,tlIst
{, uVEENEsS.-A young lady. native of swift
'.o! ,.all. l.as sl ,' ..t G,taan AID refers
30 81. a. . .i, A.. further tcaars. Address TN
QUARTERLY ELOCUrlONlST, 30 Union
~ q-arc B.c uumbc-s syil lied. t,NA RANDALL pIrH
SERS. LOUISA -. CULVER Teacher of
~ ftiNIl"| tA.a,s'' t'",r5 g. "'', t'', ,
iatfi. % CLASS 'yl ur fDr.utt iuT t4r .oaHtiv.
.'i.t-.- Nr. d. Huntington, A-. VIM Hart MI James
-. '-it.
e,rtNIrU LANGUAGE taught thoroughly by
- lIo- 3. IT 1'E%O~, - Gt'-ate.
GSchcrmcIho.n's school Agency. 30 l.. 1lth,
- tc,Icc.s tyi'hou- pcb c5 reliable Teacher 20 schoul
ann r, rycfyvnrr. Explanations Ger sarr Parents ad-
yse anpui good saA0'l-
~ CGTFSWORFH PINCkNEY'S AGENCY
d f1r SCHOOLS ana TEACHES supplies schools aud
families CHEERS vita positions,
cteasrg good t-acr- Aarif early Tor Autumn
vacancies. Scud stamp lDr app i,a.." n f1t.u -
r. con l~NtNIU PINtENFN,
30 Union squarc Htha7r SIDE, near ltth-.l svh crk
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For sale b, all booksellers or viii be sent by mall postage
prepaid @ receipt Of the price by
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GouuIrn properir 90 fet

LOVELY HOME, Recommendation nal
"a rent. half value; modern improvement beau
iifuI grounds. n. OLDFGELD lj2 iioopersi ffoohbh'
AT N-UPON-THE-lUDSO
"a some of Tie finest COUNTRY SEAI TO I,t, pile IS
great IS reduced May Is, 1871 PURDf BRO" Elk 100
Main 81. IarIytoNn.
ENVRNISUED. In the best village of New
Jersey a. minutes by rail from Nrvl four m.nuic
Sak frou depot, wciIrTistd, convenient Htclb4.N T.
II rooms, modern improvements an ~ piItct oi''
i+zzas garden shade, lawn, 10 LEI tor about tc' no
to pr vatr family. Address - o. Boz i6Ol, y.
ESONTCLAlR, n. IA councillors dwell
w luc ,cry near depot; II ioou. chambers. Try
clr ab naIt sury ~ EO0G water roni 70 good tenant
$40 H0WEty PARSONS, 70 Cetar-st., OF montc.dir.
R'O LET, at South Orange, \. j., HOUSE.
J. rooms, modern improvements carriage house; ~
acre.. lawn, garden. &C. cheap rent Apply tOA C. GhtiN
LEAF 4jl broadway, or south ORANGE.
rg'O RENT-For summer season, at New
Pa!tz thrcc miles from raj ro1d six mil from Pouch
keelsc gaOl not ~, II rooms, partially furnished garden
fruit and carriage Address IOLLlF ELI NhEp New
pal Ulster County, \. y.
co MONTIILY.-iO minutes from Liberty
20 t-Taudsone CDTrAGEand grounds (1ue acre" IN
GLIDING garden. flowers, NUT vines &c, 0rtt worth
5000. situated in rg ole auI healthy portion OF city. with
paved streets house, ID hot and cold vat
bath Sc stable room II desired ftequrnt trans TN mid
nit yearly monthly 2. 80. Apply az Promises
passenger tcDOt y J. G. r. r. al West Lhlabe' OF 10
The u NNE.R Room 2, No. y Nasstu-si., y. /.
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Real estate 60 Gftnnnge.

VALUABLE FARM, 100 acres, irce ana
rlgal, - nlos FROM city, 10 good ORDER eood Duhg'
would be exchanged fDr city proper ~. . ,.
rutland a. WHITING, 3 BeekmdHft'
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scInnL OF MINEs.

THE oiaui, tors a. re several c9s.es a Dc h,d %, tire
81 .i Iuai- fpit ave aAh tDfy HintHt, beginning nn
MOSDhN. Aay, -. 81 DO i- i4.
Candidates fsI ABA 80 me n
CiDI Iuciattlc Mining lua l.t-, NcLiiyfi ovonlt
and Nafai H.t1r, Auai} lcI sad pplel Clem. fy viii
be examined OH
FRIDAY, Juae % al $50 a.
COMMENCEMENT M thl Academy Of Musk WEDNEs.
J. 4. ,. BAREAI-D LII b., President.
NER. and MRS. J. II. MORSE would like to
I'VE tc cOuntry ior a summer trrt ~ four gr
as BOARDING PULLS. Apply, Itef D. ll al Z5o v est
l4AsL
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Salts IN Autllou

NOTICE.-MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioncer,
viii sell public auction. the ENchangc SaiesOons,
40 ia Broadway, on FRIDAY, -5th May l6iS al l.
o'clock the RICH! collect ami retain al wharfage accru
ing FIFTY T.. r., b. oder 81 The De
partueut Of Docks. For fu information see TIE CITY
RECORD. For sale 1T 40. . 'ity nan.
nEPTNIpToPY SALE
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j. b. LIpPINCOTT & Co, Publishers,
IL nut IL Nfarkct-st.. PhiladelpI
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T. q. ~ lyaIls l-Pschc FTaTess Tor t1 Wet Se,a,.
Coaches tfDIch 90 ROch'eicf. Buffalo NI,g.f ar Cg
. nan, sad Chcaso ~lthoat change ALSO oiel nninv ~, -
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slRIE KAlLWAY
u sthniEH ARE1SGEaENrs or TRAINS in ,s..,

a in.-f'i8ounai and Chicago bay Fypre,s Dr,-,.
I.00.l Buffalo sas,y.S..u g-l-- living
1913 q. uEAprs, NIL D. buffalo Nth -r,ueo c,,,,
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A HOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
"A Bows T. KINDS 4. NJ, HoEpstesd L J. 500 10 500.
BROOKS Seminary for Young Ladies', Pongh-
ID kecpse ~ Y, ropcns I'm sept Address Edward "hiie.
BETHANY ACADEMY. 49, Boys Boarding.
ID school BOYS boarded during the summer.
~ ~ LMI-Ls MnMDnl- II. Meihnny. NOan.
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Disco1rses delivered in memory OF Prof 4. HOPKINS
y. GALE. and Dr. y. II. GRIFFIN. BY +. A. Chachou
President Of Williams College. limo Paper 80 cents clo
70 cents.
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pONDOUr and kiugst5u-lMdlus ~ New
"a bus. rourhkcec Iiir'and la.s l@t.i ''I4 90. ,s
all Ma .hgiu Milton lsugus, connecting Win ~ III
rl n be- steamboats, THOMAS corn I'LL auf "a - W
BALDWIN. rom Pier FOOT ~puet y. b, "a d. 2i p l.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-30

non,s no uasmsa; you van 10 on wnas you aae
pleased 70 call sGtive duty toshosrow morning:
HO0n,t write aNd thank me-I can tstanA thai.
But lf Jon Ike, you may forward me particulars
Of the afsair q they come % you. They may,
".Good- bye, spy Do your best, and les me
hear al about the pretty woman. &
= !" ~ am, your guardian still
."ARLIN01pN.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-30

"Mr. Forbes. seeing sivofy near the
door leading to the Stock Exchange,
walked up to him, and said. Sir, when
man doesn't settle up to time. he ought. at
worst. to possess enough modesty to keep
himself out of Capel Court
"'Sir,' replica slvory, I want to take no
lessons from you.' .',
"Then you'll take one to day, for Pm
going to put you outside the Court, and on
the pavement, and then order you never to
show your face here again.
"Astruggle would. no doubt, have fol-
lowed, albeit Mr.. Forbes adversary was
fine and strengthening man. when several
persons separated them.
1.-The upshot Of the quarrel was this
that Sivory was compelled, in order to
justify bis appearance In tho City, to
accept bills to the extent Of E2,000, and
which came due about this date.
"These bills have never been in circula-
tion, and Mr.. Forbes himself continued to
hold them. Some days since, Mr.. Forbes
was heard to say to q friend, 4 know
Sivory's bills will not be paid when they
come due, and / doubt much whether he
is worth suing. shall only lose the costa,
for he would most likely plead that he
had never received compensation for the
bills, and doubt whether the law would
look kindly upon them, seeing they came
out Of Stock Exchange transaction.
Still, should like to have a 60 in at him;
for bis GOODNESS, his want Of good faith,
and his impudence have made me hate
him. Many men have caused me to lose
money in my time, but it has generally
been their misfortune rather than then
fault, and I've borne them no grudge, and
have often given them helping hand
But it is nothing Of the kind with tbii
fellow Sivory,' he added, speaking with
great bitterness; and Pm longing for the
! moment when can toll him all I think o1
him."
| Meanwhile, Margaret Mayter was prey
to the most violent grief, In moment
she had been cast from the height of hap
piness to the depth of despair-into con
dition OF horror, from which there was nc
| estape. She had returned to town, after
long absence, eager to see the man Wit
was to give her his name and support tol
life; and in moment, without warning
without any intination of her coming
wretchedness, she found death Of the mos
chastity character in his home loo soon Il
be hers s)-crime brooding dark and shadow!
upon the hearth.
Was this crime. notwithstanding tn
mystery which surrounded it. to be analyz
ed, and tho murderer hunted to tho seat
folaS
The Morning herald., 1877-07-30

!@'iVe, We VIII uelp w Weu uASV
lea report Of. the state In which
y the bed.chamber:- a. -
E.e left as we entered, we discover.
all Rosewood cheffonier which had
Deem moved OF touched. A couple
\ hom this was ON easy-chatr
WITH damask, and this was spotted
Ooe' There were also spots Of blood
\ carpet just before this chair. No
~ this point the deceased was
ont lit could not have been a NOR.
though 1t must have brought him
round, upon which he had dragged
alo~ PAGES forward, probably With
y OF seeking help. In fact, the
pow that he tried to reach the win
'la Old reach 1t, no doubt with the
p Of calling to any one who might
( enclosure.
.'lns this said window, he grasped
~ with ono hand, and evidently
'Iea to pull himself up-without
however. Then, as 1t 10 evident
marks upon the window, he tried
\, ! closed hand to break a pane a
80 h," not sufficient strength left
np!i9h this.
lpaot a''! he then comprehendcd that
Hsns' and that help would be o1
: h's desire must then have beer
d massago Of vengeance. He mus
'0 soag1t for writing materials
The Morning herald., 1877-07-30

Il could not easily pc AoAe' .r.o nv a
Tho following evidence was gwen w
clerk in the office Vi the deceased eeo''e
"At the time Of Ms death. nc, fotoes.
,o,,id have had no scrip at bis chamoerSi
" indeed. as far as know. any vaiuapie p,e
nanars whatever. On the very Gay u MS MS
murder. he had bought Cousoe W 'no
amount of E1,20O money, ~ .. a,s
"As to scrip OF shares belonging 70 ms
clients. and remaining In his hands e'tae. es
for sale OF transfer, 1t is well known tnas
Mr. Forbes never kept these papers even 40
his Citv offices, but that they were sent up
to To- o,,r bankers every day at q quarter 70
fonr ard redeemed next morning ~ you.
This was always my business. ana ! Know
that the banker was paid for CHS accon.
modation, Yes this is far more common y
practice in the City than many ou' oa ~
think for. u.. o,, of
whom were old ones, for he had ios' 'S'u0A
heavily by one or two new Ones =.
"A person known under the name oa
Mr. Austin sivory also is believed to have
cansed Mr.. Forbes some annoyance anu
main. supposed to he in consequence OF !
debt owing by Sivory to FORBES, anu VI!
which had been owing over year. olA
| or seven months since, there was scepe
in Capel Court in consequence Oh '1''
affair. -. =
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Cotton-Steady; l21s9
l3c; futures closed steady.
Fiour-Receipts 1000 bbls; a little doing;
prices unchanged,
Rye fiouI-Dull at 81 5O@5 10.
Corn meal-Steady at y 90d3 10.
$500 bu; Yungraded spring 81 2S9l 30; No 2
Milwaukee. in store, 81 4Sgl 40; No do 81 40;
No Chicago 81 43@l As
Barley-More doing; Canada soc; Proved
''t CornSReceipts 1900 Blu; new in moderate
mixed 5i@55c; no grade 55@551Ic; steamer,
mixed, 56@561zc; old western mixed, steamer,
held at 6Oc.
mixed western and state Sse5ic; white do Al
@55c.
Hay-sl5.
Hops-Dull and heavy; yeaIlings S@l2c; new
Coffee-Quiet and unchanged.
Sugar-Quiet and unchanged.
Molasses-Quiet and unchanged.
Rice-Unchanged.
etroleum-Crude IL refined l99le1zc eases
nominal; naptha BE.
TalloW-Slzc.
Resin-s2 i5@2 25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; spirits 421zc.
ProyisionsNPorS, uninspected SIG scale 62H
March sl7 asked. Beef quiet. MIddles, western
long clear SIC; city do &c.
Dressed Hogs-Western 81 50d7 62L.
Lard-Closed heavy prime steam sli Is bid !;
February Sill l5@l1 l7H
Cheese-Unchanged.
Whisky-sl 0@l o..
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS. Feb. l2.-Cotton-l2c; sales 400
bales; receipts 3.Tll bales; shipments 70SS
bales: stock 50, 40, III bales.
Four-Choice family q 50@s So.
Corn-i7m4.c.
Provisions~Pork SIS 5oals IS. Lard sli 70;
keg sl2 rs. Bulk meats 7c, 9Hc, 91zc.
Bagying-i1@ffhc.
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Indianapolis Live stock Market.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb.


Reported by j. B. Sedwick & Co.,
Wholesale Commission Dealers in Cattle. Hogs
and Sheep.i
CArTLE-There were go cattle at the Ex-
change yards o-day, and for the week ending
to-day $50 head of beeves. The demand from
butchers was very light, they buying only
about 80 cattle, leaving the balance for the
shippers, who bought five car loads for ship
ment east. At the close there were so cattle
left unSold: we quote the market very dull,
good 200 In steers selling at 81 25@4 20, and a
few extra fine at IS: good cows and heifes at
Si@4 so; medium 50 25d3 rs; common 81 5O93;
bulls dull at 81 5O9S; stock steers sS@3 70; veal
calves S5@5 50.
SHEEP-Are selling readily at So 7594 % per
100 lbs for fair and 81 5OGi rs for good.
HoGs-Receipts to-day amounted to $40
head. The market is active and the yards are
kept bare OF stock. Prices range from 20 6O9
s 80 for the various grades, the market closing
quiet.
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New York Financial Matters.

New YORK Financial Matters
REV DIX. Feb. e.-Money-Easy; 2@sf per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper f14L. per cent.
Customs-KeceiptS sG09 600.
Assistant treasurer dIsbursed SllS,0O0
Clearings-S22, 10000.
5terling-60 days lo4li; sight 1851.
Gold-Opened AT 1855 and closed at 1851.
with sales in the interim at 1855.
Carrying Rates-21s TO 5, and closing at per
cent.
Silver at London SIS pence. Here silver
bars are 1907 greenbacks and l2sssis gold Silver
coin "a per cent discount.
Governments-Actiye and a little better. ex-
cept for '6s coupons.
Railroad bonds dull.
State Securities-Quiet.
Stock market weak and AZ times democrat
lied. New Jersey Central was very prominent
in dealings, declining from Is TO los. This
fresh decline was due 10 a variety OF rumors,
IL being reported that the bank account Of the
company had been attached by judgment
creditors, that the books and pa pers of the con-
eern had been removed to Elizabeth, n. J q,
that a receiver had been appointed for the Le-
high and Wilkesbarre coal company, and that
one would soon be appointen for the New Jer-
sey Central. All OF these reports could not be
fully authenticated, although II Is fact that
the bank account Of the company has really
been attached so far as one Institution Il
concerned, although only few thousand dol
lars We're on deposit there. The Delaware and
Hudson canal was weaker than the New York
Central, declining from 535z 10 49H and closing
and western was strongest of all coal stocks,
opening at 6Slz and declining TO 6T1s, advanc
ing to ~ and closing at 81. The general list
was heavy and lower with more or less pressure
to- sell leading shares. Western Union led q
downward movement and declined from ~
10 6g7z closing at 20. The decline in this stock
had a depressing influence on other shares
and northwestern common declined from
By to 1884, and preferred from 521< 10 JO1z.
Transactions at the exchange aggregated
l950Oi shares, of which 81 900 were West
ern Union, 1000 Northwestern, $500 ROCK
Island. 1900 St.Paul, 5000 Lake Shore. 600
New York Central, $50 Michigan Central
1000 Lackawanna, 1900 New Jersey CeDtra
aud II 900 Delaware and Hudson canal