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New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
r FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

T EII1GH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ ADVANCEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAISS Jan. l,
1877 6cpos foo; Of C0urtandt and pesir0ssess
$50 p Night Express daily r Easton, bethlehem,
Allentown Maucb Chunk, Wilgesbarro, Pitsyn rayrc. Ill
mira Ithca Auburn Rochester, Bunae Niagara Falls
the West. PnlluIan sleeping coaches attached
EOBT II. SASkE, Sup't. ana Isncr.
General Eastern OiCo corner Church ana Courandt sta
CuAS. IL CUMMINGS AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
Huriiou Sales of t,ea! Cstate.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THEUP
TOWN OFFICES. No. LESS Broadway, Thirty lIst
st. OF :IOs West Twenty hirt-st Eiglthaye.; 700
Ihrlave, F0rtyseVenths; az the HARLEM orr tCtp
CHarieI1 savings Bank Building up p. at regular
ntieef f4f.a
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
Countrp ReaI Gsiax for Sale.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"a YORK TRLBuNE WILL BE RECEIVE RECEIVED D.. At T1rii THE
rrs3 nrT3wS Sl ?asicH os . ~ Snus
$50 Ihdaye Forty at the hAhLEd aSS
twenty ouris mSIiem Savings Eu.lding). sp
m. at regular oihce rates
NOR SALE or to LET-At Flushing, two
all & 9 complete ORDER sa To aaSa
Address II. B. h., Box l967 Post Office. n y Y-
ERUIT FAM, acres in beautiful village,
North Shore Long IsIand room COTTAGE wen shaded ey
awarded premium views OF harbor sound Conneeticut
two hours, boat or cars bargain H. OLIVER I92 b&ay
FOR SALE-At Southport, Conn, line dwell,
suaiea pTice one half reinan mortgage
cost about years suce $4,000. Apply 10 o. H.
PERRY, southport, Conn. -
EOR SALE or RENT, at Norwalk, Conn,
Il very desirable place. fine GOTHIC HOUSE con.
aus IS rooms good conditions wSe @ gas sSs @ SSSss
and oaaes VIII be sold very cheap or exchanged Tor city
Apply to SO West 4sth-st, 62O broadway, n. Y -
HUDSON River farm for sale 93 acres, Hyde
Park; good plain buildings springs timber ns
&C. easy Particulars Of IL Oliver 1852 Bway
AO PER CENT.-TwO hundred and ninety
Az two LOTS well located nelghborhood rapidly grow
seher for $50 per rot can be resod IN blocks 1850 with
small builders loan on lo"pced dwehgs maeJS R ~ hd R
'''' ''O" '''"S '''''''' A'p' H. A. YOUNG, Epeineer
Ny yontclair Real Estate Agency.-Sale, rent, fur
NI nshed variety Howe ParsOns79 Cedarst
@S0N PER ANNUM.-Forty minutes
RcOOfrom Liberty st. by several express trans nd
brossses-sts.l comfortable Summer Winter uayel;
%T Tuo Tes adSv snTban mar ia enc @ one acre Of
ground more desired laid ont IN lawn gartel shade
Iroyement snrrognang going 9p eligible and b heby Ss
" $G5 yearly ticket Apply at me Mes5 EaaOe.f FS''
or addfessoWNEH p. o. Box ls4. Elizabeth N. J.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
2lusital gnSirn!ue'lis

DUMAHAUT. late :. y. BALL a. CO.,
n. No II EAST 14TH.Sr.
Chckenne's Seinways snd ether Pianos asd Organs ipN
foI cash. tDstalneHis. ana Tor lent.
I IGHTE 81 ERNST, old house Of Llghte u
bradbury, oncT tber splendid III ANOiOkIh. a. low
trice ana on monthly payments, i East lits
Also Smti's AMFHICAN ORGANS.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. N.

The following sales were held at the
change SalesroOm to-day:
By John T. Bout
4sfory brick buildings with lots Lexn gton ave-
Sc cor a. sthst, lots together 4O.5xS5 Union Dime
Savings Institutton
similar building with l0t, Lexington ave CO. II
A7tbst lot 20xS5 same purchaser ..............
similar bailoing with lot. No. 1870 Eat i7th ST. S5
II LexD gton.ave, lot 20x i0O.6. sarle purchaser
siInsr buildings with iots East 47ihst Is3 n
LenngtOn-avo, each lot lsxl0O.j same purchaser
l similar house with lot. Fast 47th.st, adjoining
above lot l7xl00.5 same purchaser ;. :. .. ..
Bg Peter =. Meyer.
3story brick store and tenement house with lease ~
LOT, No 20S 3dav, W $. % II n 18th 81. lot 2ar
100; leased May ], 1866, term 81 years, ground
rent, 800 per annum Charles Jenhins........
By GerdTd Sefts.
i frame factory bnilding with four lots. W River.
ave, 493 Il S l4sth-st each lot 2jxl2J Ferdinand
BIZ c. j. Lg2n.
3-story brick and frame house with lOr No zl4
5ied!son.st o cor Grapd-st lot 25X9e.7 Be enry
duschlld .--.-
2.stOry frame house with lots, East 69th ST 31s
fte Ave A, each lot 25xIO0, and lot fronting ON
East River, rs 8 IL 6Sth ST. lot 25.lx7j Chariss
By Louis Aessr.
story frame dwelling house with lot No. 206 East
50th-st, q, 80 II o 3daye, lot 2O2xG0j Peter
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
Jnrnlture.
Sales TN Aurilon

EXFCUTORS' SALE.-ROE II. SMITH &,
NJ CO. aurtioncer, will sell al public auction on Tuesfar
harcl 26 1873 ~ oeocL noon on tho premlses by order
eNfCuOr ~ sottc TIE estate OF Jacob rOihemus
she house and three lots with house
Astoria, L. 1. The premises Geghuuiy
hKh ground IN the uOs secc. neigh hood
by bandf0mc Iosdeuc- hve minutes from cIry AMI Cosn
Lsst gudiES 30 minutes from 'GoSu NJ house tp1l
coutsrs - modern convenience abundance
shrubbery On the place only 30
aurei titls perfect Further psrcu9rs application 20
executors. Judge r. L. LARREGORE, 30. 81 I.ast Bptst
n Y. the Rev W. II. TEN EICk New BruGswck, =. j.
For permits TO examine premises apply 10 j. H. WIGHT
real estate agent, Fulionst, Astoria.
I ARGE AUCTION SALE OF PLANTS.-J.
HAVEN. Auctioneer will sell THIS DAY at at
1887 Broadway near 3sts entire contents o large store
aud conservatory consisting Of choicest palms, ornamental
pGrOr and towering plants Terra cotts window
boxes rustic stumps, henging sacks baskets potts. bird
cages, fixtures, &c.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
fine 2rts

ART. sr.r.crcv, .n,oro
HENRY RAIL- y. a, is nov 90 view at the SCHlNtk
GALLERY. Maiden II comprises landscape. sheep
catc pictures. u hhatuck, and Italian bga!c SUBJECTS
fruit agd Cover pieces BY Hall To be sold at auction oh
Thursday and Friday, March y ana -, at $40 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18

bridgeport. and all points on Holsat0nlc
SaUgIiuct RsilroGds Fare, fl steamer efieeH't
CaihaI5ncsp caiiy sundays excepted at ll5O H.
ald RTiigcpIrt 10 II "
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connexions Leave foot of Ilbcryst ior fFeeAoN~ VI
: 10 i.i5 Am. ! i D Nm
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18

AT DOLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
IN 1893 Broadway-Iades gentlemen and boys prepared
thoroughly for business. Whiting, bookkeeping shorthand
&C talglt LIactoallY EngLlsh hand Tor adles
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
GllerfilancorS.

DOY MlSSING-A boy fourteen years old,
I'D named GEORGE II. HOYr left his home in Bn-Du on
the February last and is ruTo,ed 10 have obtained
q Ncw-YOrk CITY. At The i;nc oi hs
disappearance blue lrOuHel. and a'kc dtr
brown vest short OycTcoat ana rubber boni j" is i@F
under OI ago: has dark and bsr IL attractive Ia
aDeaTance and well educated. ANY Information ,rAlug
lin viii be thankfully received by his distressed mgth,r
w " MRS g. :. HONT
3 FayettD-sf, B0etlu.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18

~ sos Broadway The Quarter" "Halfyear," or Year
begins when is assigned seat The course OF
study embraces only such branches necessary 10 bu
mes eGucafjon :. :. PACKARD, President.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
Giilations Udt,te3-- females

4 -SWEnISH SERVANTS AGENCY Is
M removed 10 4p7 4tha,c. hcwe'n 3lst ant 5Zds's-
st German French especially also trst class stiF
nations nae and female. Tor city ana country Iss
et.sr., II help Wanttc one lafn1 MAIN"
d i.n pIorIinfOIs
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
9nstfrCtlcu.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVERTISERS! -.
N SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR "THE TRIBUNE" ard
ALL FIRSTCLASS CITY JOURNALS TO
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN q PULVERMAN. l,23s Broadway, New YORK
copy srsemen when ASKING Or estimate OF ID
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
nlarblc amo 5laie 5lautels.

q KLABER & CO.,
-. West 5lstst between Broadway and Sh.ave. EstaO
1,led lSl8 MANTE1S, T1LING. MONU MLNI5, al re-
duced Bl1ceE. pLU MIXERS SLA BS tpecialfy.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18

NEW-Y0RK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Perth Ambo, lte Bank Long Ba"ci
ocean Grove Nc. at S5. lliD. a. ~. q, OLD D. n ,.
Stages connect ~ MattaWan station 10 and IRON hbl-
POkI, and at 5gual 10 sud iOm POINT PLEASANT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06
OUR IuPERFEcr JURY SYSTEM
How the city Has Lost $4,000 Through
Onicini Negligence.

Tho Board for the Enforcement Of Jury
Fines mot Yesterday in Commissioner Dunlap's
Office. Mr.. Dunlap presented his report for
1917. II said that the receipts from fines wcrc
ti2,s00, and the expenses Of HIS ofco 81 g4O. 50
and that the balance. ssj9.50. had boon paid
into the city treasury. Among tho names Of
the persons given In the report n having paid
the ilnc II $50. rather than serve rs Jurors
wuro those of John Jacob Aston. Joseph j.
Alexander Is. T. Bahblit. William Bcldcn. vii
linn y. Dodge. Jr Rufus HATCH. William stein
WAY, George Cabot Ward. and Frederick A.
Constable.
Mr.. fiskc Of tho Commissioners Office said
that 3Wh persons had been fined since last May
Us many notices had been served in that time
of which fully unc-hali were excused from nnn
nnd duty lv swearing that they had rot received
notices; Thus tl50uJ was lost 10 the city
through the Sheriff. department. which served
tho notices.
John knish. vino dealer n 6 Eivingion street.
t''~tli"'i That notice WIS served on him I'm
November. his busiest month. VI" represented
ms much " the person serving tho notice who
rrtrnclcd Il. ~ he Understood. Tho officer re-
turned In TWO weeks and served another and
-r"n he was fined s5n Tor not attending the
ur-t summons; The irducrmcnt he offered
the server OF the first notice was drink. ON
notion II was agreed 90 remit Mr.. knlsh fine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06
MRS. TfFLOR's JEWELs.
Dircuities that the AdmInI.trntor OF her
Esinte has Encountered

MrJamc- ". Ciriiaid. who ohtnined le,tcrs
If administration from the hinc, County Surro-
gates rouri Inst Fridpv 10 re-.oyrr tho Iroro rtv
LEFT by Nm. Caroline Taylor 81 ~ Clinton ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. - hrr daughter Carrie aerd Il
and younger sister. has encountered uil.v-
u"ri"l difficulties. The pro!e--cd wife of 1av-
lor, who returned with him from Paris. it 4,
a'crrcl. took 'a-e of Jewels worth 50 uun.
sour' Xix dr'.,s-. mud other property ht,ion..-
M 30 tine ln'" Mr.. rf,vor To her r,',iiert.., AT
, Park avenue. Hnhrl"n. Mr.. Tayur w.s,
found dead IN hHd ON Jan. >. The Coroner
jury render Il verdict of dDfth from excessive
usn Of Observation-Disclosures.
The ainin'sirafor l. enScayoring 90 rr,cnvar
thu Jewels for Mr.. Taylor'- daughters lie
called on Justice i,truug Yesterday and was IN
formed that under the New Jersey laws no
rnuld not obtain tllr prop gtV H. adm inistfHtur
Hr las applied for a rr,luis tiun from GOV
Robinson Tor the arr 1T of "a. woman who pro-
iee-4'- 1" D. Nr. Inyler~ widow. On II climr.- nf
grand larceny. She h1s heoIi kept under sur
N"illancc night and day since the letters - MI
mlnis'rHiiun were griinted. g. prevent escape
III case that should be mcdiiated.
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KILLED M CHLOROFORu.
Miss Wilson Dying while Umdcr the Hands
OF u sIaten I.innd Dontlst.

An inquest was held Yesterday 10y Cor
oner James Dempsey Of Now brighton. Staten
Island. in the case OF Sarah Wilson, aged II
years. domestic in the family Of Mr. Thos
Seguinc at Annandalc Staten Island. who died
suddenly yesterday morning from an overdose
Of choroiorm administered los pr. Harvey.
she had been suffering from diseased teeth
aud she sent for the DENTS, Of the village. Dr.
her teeth. and h" administered The usual dose
~ chlornlnrm. which acted on the patient while
three teeth were l.ing extracted. After that
tn" dentist considered II necessary 81 give the
patient nm thor dose ~ rhiurof0rin. H. did So
ana within four minutes nft'r tho last tp'i.t wa
dn,Wn sarah Wilson Wa, found to b. dead.
N" NNain created lifri~i' t'Nrlfuuinut and NJ
~ '1ll ri mnuN leading niii gals Wcr. present
m" inrv returned y verdict that Tho y0un. Wn-
man oinr To- her dtUh from an overdose u
chtoruiutm accidentally administered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06
GRiNTs POSTMis TER GENERII.
How Marshall Jewell Interested Himself In
the tnse or n Soldiers widow.

Not long after the Hon. Marshall Jewell
returned from 81. Petersburg TO become Grants
Posimwstcr-Gcncral he was visited in his Office
10y lady and gentleman from II Western state.
The lady was n widow. an accomplished wo-
man. whose husband had been ,icd in tho
war; She had applied to Grant for a small post
oillce in her native State-a post worth possibly
ton or eleven hundred dollars u year-and cnne
East with letters Of recommendation from a
dozen or moro OF the most prominent Vepubli-
cans of the Northwest. Tho President Irpoint-
ed her without moments hesitation n1ld sent
the customary request to Jewell to mako out the
commission. The office in question was ono OF
troll. and not within that II the Posma-tcr-Gen-
crni.
,lcwclls anger was great Mt this invasion. ms
he termed IT, of his official rights. ~ the
President jumps my department. he "Nrlnim-
cd. a the request ~ rVcry woman who comes
along. hc Will have 10 INA another f9in'l'icr-
When the lad, went with her escort To- obtain
her pagers she found tho Plsimastcr-teiiernl
IN q state of considerable cNclt"m"nt,
Did YOU know. madam. SAID ne. tinpiqg
nack his easy chair ana lnIeri NE n,n u9, IN
was made by the President without consulting
~ aid not kno< that was necessary sir"
W Ns sSniyD madSm' thundcrcd the ato
Minister M the Court OF the CFlr. " II WI. "a vo-
cabinet officer. Sit down thcrc-no. in hdt
cl.ir-and wait till return"
Trembling before the majestic wrath OF the
Hon. Nnshsl Jewell the lady oheyed. while
the u.,grie,ed dignitary put on his over,oat
and uNcr-hocs aud hurried from the room.
III" lady escort looked out 81 a window and
saw the Postmaster General wildly hail. run
after. and oycriakc horse car bound for the
west end of the town.
Aiteran absence of two hours the Postmastor-
General returned with a bland smile upon his
face have arranged that matter with the
President" said he.
- You were very Kind. sir" sait tho lady. TO
take So much trouble. wasn't awnr" when |
came IN that thcrc was any informally about
my appointment.
Pirdon me-" said lowell. politely. won
misunderstood. The President has withdrawn
the appointm mt. Hereafter he will consult
Mo-"
The lady went eadly back to her Western
home. and paid out cf an almost empty pocket
toe eNptnSos ~ her thousand riir tourney
Bui the Hon. Marshall Jewell official dignity
was vindioated.
The gentleman who had acted n the willows
escort IN Washington had "a friend. an innucn-
tial Republican, senator. He requested this S"u-
Htor 10 call on Grant and demonstrate with him
on the Injustice done tn" lady.
20, | 'nnt afford to offend Jewell" said
Grant after listening in silence to the rcmou-
etrancc. lie commands the support Of the
better class.s-the reform elcmcn,-and that's
what nay Administration has wanted these
seven NggrS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06
CRUELTY Nv TRENTON PRISON.
The Legislative Committee Rev,pp,,u mn In.
vrstieatiou or the thnrre.

TRENTON, Feb. 5--The COMMITTEES to iuyes-
tigate the chnrgcs Of cruelty in the punishment
Of conyics in the wJcrscy State prison met
to-day and organized by the selection of Sem
ator Moore for Chairman and !. A. MCLAUGHLIN
as clerk. The sessions are held with open doors
and there was large attendance OF spectators
DR.. Thomas J. torson. whose letter to the Grand
Jury brought the charges to light. was the first
witness examined. He said that he did not
know of his own knowledge that tho punish
mcnts ciicd I'm his letter were inflicted but he
had every reason a. believe that they wore his
informant being DR.. " W. l.. Phillips the
prison physician. who named tho boot heel
gag. the " strrrhcr. tho burning with alcohol
aud tn" douche. and described their uses and
Effects DR. Curson said that ne had been prison
the most severe punishment inflicted during
his term OF office was the confinement Of n con-
Wet In u dirk dungeon for six DAYS on bread
and winter dict. Hr gave the namrs NJ several
persons whom he desired 10 hc suhpunacd be-
irrc the committee SO witnesses
Tn. Hon. W. Budd Deacon testified that he
had been refused admission 10 the prison by
Cen. Mott. the keeper and claimed that as
member Of the Legislature he was an official
visitor and had "a right 10 visit and converse
with prisoners. lie was crosse examined at
lcngth by Gen Mott ana acknowledged TINT he
had been admitted tu $40 prisoners before and
since Gen. Mott was keeper. He had been to
soc Joscphus Sopy. Jr.. the dcfaulting Stuto
sentence in the prison. Mr.: Sooy, he said,
never refused to see him. He said IN. had no
charge OF cruelty 20 mako against Gen. Mott
and only Desired 20 have his rights as a member
Ol tho Legislature defined.
Tho invest .ation was adjourned until to-
morrow evening nj } o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06
N1JfL INJI.STIGiIIONs.
Inquiry Int" the Frauduicni Traasnction. Mt
Mare Island Deferred.

WASHINGTON, Feb B. Mr.. Whtthornc.
Chairman Of the Commiicrou Naval Affairs has
been for some tirle engaged in corros ponirncc
in regard To doubtful and fraudulent tran-a %
tons N Mare Island Navy Yard. His Informant
II rNiren"ly anNiou, 20 hnvo an Investigation
proceed forthwith. and appears to have fn Is 10
justify ia" charges be makes Al present how
ever Mr.. Mhitihorno feds it would be- uuwisc
20 send nny m"mhrr~ ~ the committee from the
hNiN work now before them. aul the iN,.fi-
cation VIII he accordingly deferred until ncursr
NE rl"S "i III" "'s-ion, with Il rens onnllr prob
through tho rrcrss. \ ott"r 10 this ciec, was
s.ni - san Francisco las Mr.. Whitthuruo t,-uuy.
witnesses 10y H." Committee on Naval Affairs
Will be deferred until returns are obtained from
The Navy Department in rcgnrl tu cuntricts
lures in the Navy Department. 1uhulatrd
lurms have been prepared with great care hv
Mr. Nhnnorn", giving tho outlines of the most
rNlausi i've iuunirN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06

TUESDAY Fob 5-FLouR AND MrAr-The
market has ir-n depressed throughout the wcck Tho
'llci drnitnd ias boon for export The home trade has
hfcn ltrd hf atr1nuations uf the streets i'm
p'dinn transportation. Today there was renawed weak
nr~- IN pricrs and dun business hut prices Of flour cnr
NO. -" mat.ulf reduced Rye 1onr was lower. 81 was
hucA wr nunr. and meal dull We quote state
anl Western eup"rur sglags 80. extra state. S5aSj 20;
Western snriiir wheat extras ~ 1a-i 80; do. xN and
NNN. - 80 7h winter wheat extras. s. tOdsb do
Xxx ant INK. Sinss1 -; Minnesota patents 81. 5OS
sNtn civ Shppiuv trn.. eSi1tt ~: Southern bak
ers AMI family hfands. - 75@s7 southern shipping
iraa S.-5SflGn Corn mca-Wrserr. tlHJcfs2 80
Brandvwine. ~ inssIit Rye -four. g. 2j9Sinp Wheat
feed. SlI NNs2j o ton rye icod slsgS2u Buckwhcat
nnir "a ifn n 81 Hfae2
"crrrv-rhc norkct was variable all the week and an
early advance lost tnwurd the close and low grades
show ioinr reduction TODAY spots were less active and
rricc. 'H-"r hut nm guotahN lower, sahs Liz bacs
midd'ng urHih.. II fCc Future dee lined 3S7 points,
cu~ul ~ ~ Hc February. II O,, for March, II isc
Nf Al1l lle for MAJ, ~ BE for June. illc Tor July,
an ~ SIC. iur A'ust Sth- vt INJURIES, 1900 bales
Re- 'irts ~ port This div. .UUD hacs Since SEP,
hltsn ba.r. cnrcs pundins period last season. 3a22
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A sui, for ai.soo. 900.

ST. LOUIS. Fob 5.-Roproso natives Of tho Ma
uonal Bank nj /hnmorce VI ArH York entered sut To-.
da, the Nanoual Bank the state o Missouri for
the recovery a. 81 1puup The eiuon recitcs an agree
meut entered into hy the two institutions Dec rs
l~H@. whereby the nrstnanlcd bank uanrd The other
Sl,nhpp IN the form ul continuing loan Ot this
SCUM with interest still due Is iurtiicr
cHiurd mt he 81 lpus bank 4 indebted "a ue New
York bank iu the sum ul rlpH for moneys pud
account u Co tIc datT M ~ suspension Another nan uIl-
nnl doarsi. clanl for money LOANED ZOO the course NJ
l.Ainf accommodation, Ia thr datH o The Suspension
Ir elID nAhA u MhsnrI b Im lIe nhMds u IronIANT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06

PnovHoss-rlc market has been Irregular and We,
ia, rors au and hcsyy on he spot and mes,
ofgted Tor lgg.g deliver At for MarcI si75 for
quiet, Bacon in ,onie dcnenS hut bids in most ease, re-.
y good request ara s sI ' at retS Sp s nS .sa. IN
) ~ AZ; sold at nisc Lard nrmer and nlirly active,
s7o7 % ~ tor prime .,cr ied s at the si's sats sss
% tor 10y " MTrs sSSs = ~ = sc r. &C., S,o'ia SSr =
quot ro,e. ? bp, Western mes. sii ssSsii7s Tor
~ " steam s, so s. '.'T,
iicticd. i..@ = Shouidsrs-smSscd 'Sty. 'S% &c:
Gchci 81 rlb bcilrs, picked, 5Ns6lsr. Baron,
Ions clear. Western aud CITY. agmGAc. Beet hams
saesli,d9 III nlair de- siisia; prime mes. : scs
sse go q, Dressed hogs. o'sa',c. Tor city, and 6a
GeuS-lhc Whole market hs. been more or less de-
marked, except IN oats and spring wheat Today wheat
pcs nom the lnck ON tic restoration Of peace h.
wen ~ ,na rlrNs, Salc a. on ac ,ro; 500 bush
81 80 81 y ior So do tis.t 81 % ior rcd and amber
an" 's 6s o At V' q T. quality az .rri Fer %
- ,in4. sni - ~ q - 25' for Nsrh 81 ga ror 40
nrm Western quoted at 7u@7le. 1sooo hush prime
sSi. is7 sroweS state 7i.sc vE on rwsr' s
no M S ria.ns sisic pats IN m~iera,- de-
'lne M values; sacs iirn bush. at ~ ra3sl &C. for
graded alta lo3 TER missed ami ~, ssst ,or white
indian corn -oinwhat irrsular, - amer n,Ncd ,'m;
Nc .ioi n5,up bush 1T 4s.sic Tor western rnseI
aoSi & nj ~ ~ aaner mixed a. 80, cis iSr OH OH
western -, low '2. nov DO. a5ol Ole and new yeliow
Jersey aud southern. ia57c For nIturc delivery 1000
nnsh steamer mixed. sac for February and 55c Tor
Gaoorrirs-Rio coirccs were asain auict hut un
chan. 10 stock here IN r.i and scroni hands $4,000
Tr> rtf rridcs unrt md rather cnsv sales 40 bags
htnii quoted 80 no CO. iuid i,iui bales Mexican and
nv Nci1,,c. qpci or 'o,i;1 New orleans sieaGy
win 'Hi ils sold az anncNrd range Raw higher
ana nrin fuiuurcd sales ~ 300 hhdS cuba muScoNado
On ann ned n,' Tor mir 70 GOOD rchning 25e hhdS and
luh bag rent i. al suli az ihc Refined in msnj
Hut lrn Ncuuutr tutrc-iaNa. au- r9livc .Maraca,ho
'ei'ci AMI Rio ~ Z, 49, ,r..goh Krct erolina sac
HNt lnuis MulH~srS--l'urto
Ncw urirans .''ah' Tor new SngarSfair 10 good re.
NnE. cuba. f'rst'aV.. centrifugal. 7fass'tc. lvnned
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NV YORK. Tuesday. Feb. 5.-Receirts OF
hecves were only twu loads ~ hosd bur there
wa ~ traie aud thr market was noninay Unchanged
halers IA dire .-i beet m Washington Market r~port
iar trndn ~ zoo = n. Tor ordinary prime city
slipshier.d hrei sides anl HNic fpr 60 iar
'rn drc-snd beet with come o the best SIC a N
htc'ipts ~ calves wcrr roo hcad Tn, demand ga.
f"f ana iic market ahort 81 adv at 7SS.t y n TOT
:, Ale ana A"N Tor grasssrs and huftar7nik cAlyee
nls dr.asd Neals bad q inlr inqnIrN A aGIlc q b.
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Peril an the Ice.

WATrRTOwN. y. Y. Feb. 5.-Iast evening Mr.
aud Mr., T. Fortc, ol DcIeystcr. y " attempted To-
cross tho 81 Lawrence river NJ Morristown with two
horses aud covered carnage, without pilot They
iooA The wrong road, and when oncthd OF the
distance across. no ico broke AMI all l into the river
Parties from the imrrcan shore hurried H. T"-ue ant
arrctdcd an sa,is Mr and Nr, lurls ami one ~ The
hOrses The other horse and the carriage the
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fNOTyffR HOTLER EXPLOSION.
Ti~ Accident that Happened To the steam
boat ArEo al barren Island.

Atl o'clock Yesterday morning Capt. Fi'z-
srrsN tnsineer rol-or, aud Fircu.n NcQualc werc
aroused from their hunks hy the cNplos.on ut the rcnl
ins '"a iho'i Argos boiler The boat Wa fast At her
d"N ~ Barren Island, AMI had been made tim ior tic
rirlf Cat iiflscrad and nj. irn hniiug TIA, NJ.
hnf 'fnNrirrnirf - ihr vessel obtained .ss-sn AVID
niH, lIiu.rs '' "''
~, Afssb'lor.cl TO Franz SWIM Of III. We, Thirty
'fhti s'.f rrn's mn do D sh' hlt Ifu inanN Ncnr.
.nii0N'i inuo Transport I q, al aa. from tn. ,iiv
!" b"i'h i,tnd Her sister boat ihc Nasioua, takes