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The sun., 1879-02-05
THE ENGLISH EPIDEMIC
Mr.. ArchIbaid's Inquiries About Pieuro-
Pneumonia In East Brookiyn.

Mr.. L. NJ. Archibald. the English Consul,
has written to the Brooklyn Board Of Health
that information has come TO him which leads
him to believe that pleuro- pneumonia exists
among horned cattle in ono or more Of the
dairics connected with the large breweries in
East Brooklyn. and with reference 20 the ex-
portaton OF live stock from New York to Great
Britain he says II is important that tho infor-
nation should bc verified. The Brooklyn
Board Of Health had already received from
Sanitary Superintendent Raymond n report
Of the examination ofthc cows in tho Stables Of
GafI Fleischman 4 Co. OF Blissville. The re-
port says:
livery sccoui cow was diseased and every third COW
wSs suffering ron d m m a. SfA az - MI, Mich
men, a. a. render their mk n"t only hut
poisonous The temperature Of tho-c animals WAS a. high
Stable undoabtsdiy ani.its way into our civ, and
be taken To- prevent Ne admission into brook ~ any
milk from these stables Ih'se bmdinss are lunl our
Tor parpo,c, OF ~, ,e'- uon but 30 'ge "a, IN, dan
leiird 90 seek tho power oi thc ie-tsiaturc
Secretary la Fetra asked Of tho British Con-
sui the source OF his information. and on sat
urday the latter replied that IL wa- confidential.
although credible; n'si'rdaN mo 9nsul wrote
again TO the Health Board saving that be WAS
ahls To indicate cow house adjoining tho dis
tlllcry OF Mcssrs. Gan, f@l-chman Co.. where
he had reason tn believe that tho disease Of
pleuro- pneumonia existed n violent typc.
Tue Brooklyn Board IL Health In having all
of tho cow stables within their jurisdiction in
spected 10 srr II the disease has appeared IN
the city They have no control of the BlssNilie
stables and cannot therefore quarantine them,
The disease Is almost new one 10 us, sal 1
the sanitary Superintendent 10 reporter. II
affects the lungs and the pleura. and is 70 he
detected by the heavy breathing Of the animal.
A febrilr condition is produced, the blood grows
hot. and the milk comes out heated and poi-
soncd. II is traccahlc t. poison. and Is highly
communicative The fatality Of the disea~" VA
ries. and ia some cases i seems o. become
chronic with the animals. | doubt II An animal
II. l.
has become epidemic in England"
LONDON. Feb. i.-The Council Of the Central
and Associated Chambers Of Agriculture has
resolved TO memorabilia the Privy Council IN
favor Of scheduling the United states under The
Cattle Disease act.
The sun., 1879-02-05
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, Feb. 4.-There was feverish,
hating. and irregular stock market to-day. but
much less depression OF tone than was noted at
the close OF yesterdays business. True. the
opening WAS at some further decline in the
leading fancies. and in the variations that fol-
lowed still lower figures we're made. but after
meridian there was a pretty uniform recovery.
and the final bids were nearly up 10 the top OF
tho market, especially for the ST. Paul. Lake
Shore. Michigan Central. and Erie common.
The final bus indicate the following changes /:
Advanccd-Deaware. I.ackawannR and West
ern, = Delaware and Hudson, A;C.. C.. c. and
Ind = Erie common, =; Hannibal and 81.
Joseph preferred. y: Lake Shore. ~ (; NJ. Paul
common. = do preferred. = Now Jersey Gem
iral. =; Pacific Mail =; Rock Island. =; Wa
bash, canada southern = Western Union rccsrh b..
. lec in,d.-'hcaeo and Alton. L. Enc preferred. q,
and lmUu facinc. "a.
Governments. Wclc more acuVe At tho calls state
h1ri. were fairly active Louisiana consos declined IN
1ss very maternal reduction having taken pacc 90 the
past ieM DAYS ncu .. ncw sold al llu. District "
columbia 3s az Uasn The sales OF bank shares en-.
hraccd German American. 20, Mercantile. 90, Republic,
80 and North America. 20
EAiiroad bonds reelected moderate movement -
Pau consolidated sslhg iunts recovered 90 ln3. hut
NV Jersey tcna adjustment bonds declined 10 o. with
Weakut, ,s an other Issues oi tlus road.
Money was steady att sf3 Y cent call
The following will show the rance prices paid ami
The sun., 1879-02-05

Tie celebrated phN scian Dr Pau Memeyer gives the
following valuable suggestions 10 persons suffering from
lung affections Tho patient must with scrupuluus con
scicnuuusnc.s insist upon hrCAthns irvsh pure and
must remember that the ar ot closed rooms tlWhNs
NOR" nr l'ss hAu, - man, however uuthuuN.
would duuk muddy, dirN water 4 uuriN winch .t.Il
li'> room r h"n-. hpHfhiua t'' -aIr air. hIhht Ice
tuuntt,d tuu pulA u hallitrs utiuaIg the water ~
Wlh'h uieN hHtuc lhv paurut mu>t herp the window
ut i- bedroom open Nglt air Is fresh air without day.
hight In close, crowded rooms the pAtrut suflV ring
from lung complaints brrathcs csconsunptvcy BY tax
ing these precautions, and using Dr fiercc's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pheasant PurgatNe Pellets, tuly
one halt of the cases u lung complaints would be cured
IN sN months For cough and irritation Of the lungs
not always indicate the prcscnc" OF consumption.
although IL may Icsdlt in that disease. and u cousuur
tuu has already hccunc dVrpiy seated 90 the system
this Is tc most rir Vnt Cour.c uf rraim. mt tni can
pursued outside u amy Institution THAT Idle. cai
ihrirs tnt the treatment W TINS di>ch~r. br Pierce
celebrated Invalid, Hotel H. such Institution. nd
stamp Tor descriptive pamphlet containing also com
ete treatise upon consumption, explaining its causes.
nature and the best thods OF trcaung IT, together with
valuable hints concerning diet clothing exercise Gc
for consumpuVes Address Faculty OF Inyalds' and
Tourists Hotel Buffalo, n N.-Adp
The sun., 1879-02-05
ATTACKING 4 STREET CAR
Four Men who Alarmed Diamond Peddicr
and Three Women Passengers.

At five minutes past twelve o'clock yes
terday morning. a Flatbush avenue car, on its
way 10 the ferry. in Brooklyn. had rs passen-
gers three young women and John Grady a
diamond peddler who was returning from Flat
bush. Grady had a little black bag In which
were number Of valuable diamonds and other
Jewels He putthis under the seat Of the car.
opposite the female passengers, and began talk
ing to the conductor. Robert Haywood. on the
rear platform. As the car was opposite the
reservoir, at Prospect Park. four men sprnng
from the sidewalk. and, seizing the reins. drew
the horses around at right angles 10 the ear. so
that the latter came to u full stop. Thnn two ui
the mon Jumped on the front platform Oi the
ear, opened the door. Aud passed inside where
the women were sitting. Tho women began 10
scream iug protection, and one oi thrm tainted
and fell over on the seat The intruder, passed
on through the car, and, as they reached tho
rear platform. one Of them said. HalloO. Ora
dy" Then both jumped OF. Grady drew his
pistol ana watched me movements OF tne men
thinking they were highwaymen alter his dih-
monds. The driver pulled his horses on the
track again, and, MS the four men were talking
together. he applied the whip and ratified away,
his horses going at euilOp. Grady stood
guard on the rear platform The four mon
went in another direction,
At Sixth avenue Grady and tho conductor
Jumped OF and ran to the Bergen street police
station 10 alarm the police. Roundsman Barry
and a section Of men At once took u car up the
avenue and found tho four men, They were all
under the influence of liquor when arrested.
IN the, police station they gave the, nam names of
Peter MclermOtt. lnhOrer. aged 80 Of lS5 Pros
prct street; James Kcrriguu. a ucddler. aged
"a. Of 1872 Johnson street: James Fitzpatrick. "A
bartender. nsrd "A. ol 9S Hudson ayonue. md
VIM. Kelley. bartender, aged -, OF ~ Hudson
avenue. They said that they were walking from
Sheepshead Bay on wager for -, ana they
TO stop. Grady, however. said that the men
walked away from the car toward Flatbush.
They were all locked uD on q suspicion of an
attcmpt At highway robbery.
Yesterday they wcrc accused OF disorderly
conduct nnd intoxiration before Justice Bloom.
and McDormOtt and kerrlgan were held 10
await examination.
The sun., 1879-02-05

TOMORROW, THURSDAY. FEB. q.

WHAT NEED OF sPECULATlNG IN WALL ST,
AND RIsKlNG THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WHEN
~ INVESTING a IS THE kENTCCKY STATE
LOTTERY DRAWING of THURSDAY. FEP. g, YOU
HAVE CHANCE OF SECURING sI5Oon. 500
s5Un, OR one OF TIE MANY SMALLER PRIZES
LOOK WELL At THIS. NoU VINO SPECULATE THINK
AND REFLECT. ASH YOu WILL AGEEg WITH Us
THAT YOUR CHANCES FOR WINNING ARE FAR BET.
TER lN lHE OLD RELIABLE KENICCKY STATE
LOTTERY TliAN To III GROUND BETWEEN THE
BULLS AND BEARS OF WALL. STREET. ANp THAT,
TOO ny INvEs1laG MERELY A NoMINAL SUN
WHICH WILL NOr HURT YOr SHOrLn YOC LOSE,
AND WnlCH WILL BENEFIT You LARGELY SHOULD
YOU wis.
AwoED TO THE WISE Is SUFrICIENr
ADpREsS ORDERS TO WILLIAMSON co, GEN.
ERAL EASTERN AGENTS, 59o BROADWAY. NEAR
HOUSTON ST
Z S-uPEN THIS EvENING rNTIL 10 O'CLOCK
The sun., 1879-02-05

TUESDAY. Feb. 4.-FLoUR AND MEAL-Therc
quote snp'rhr,. SiIuastA'. extra statr. A..
Sir1Fta - Weston 'pru- AA ad ANN.
- l1tfe1 -, do winter Shipping extras $50 q
s4a, de Xxx and NNN St5osSa7 n. Mlrncsola
patents - 5lstS -. city shipping eNrH. - R5At4
Southern nHArts Hni family brands, si73Gs5. Soaturr
shipping extras, s4GS+bO Rye hour. suprrhnc e. = a
sa Is. Corn menl-Mcsttrn. Ac s. 20ssg 80, Rraudy.
wine, &c. 81 Ass2.su BueAMhcat hour. y loo 10,
Slb
touoN-rhere has heen an irregular market m the
past week. luf ou 'l" whole improvement, unt-
M,tt,'aNilH. iir li tVasrd u1uNrir.utD tuc crop Co.,
day uig market l"st % irrIuuu s.vrllA advance.
sl.r' ut0 uhr~ uillil- u'Ntnds st futurV~ tI.O b.,
closing 40 % Ole l'r icuWar, p6ic tr March. 1Slc.
tor Aprl, 04tr Tor MAY. and lO lie tor June, sale
4uo bales kpcepts n the ports tins day ~ lI bales.
sept 3ibiSO bales, CORE spending period last
season. 3lsi,'O bales Annexed are quotations.
The sun., 1879-02-05

SUPREME CovRr-CHAMBERs.- Nos. %. 46. 52
ai, ~. hH - ~ "a ~ - 10. 10 10 ini, IN iO3
-, IA il2. lis. 1875 it- 49, Ia l,s. l6t i7a i-4
ie - 90 ~. as 20. 22s 80 81, -ai. ~. 2i7,
2i~ 2i9 2Sl .5i
srnoiAt. TsRs-Nos 40 ssn. $50 100 az. s5t so
~ -ui. Sis $50. s7i, S74. r76. SIS 7S3 7-t ~
80 ~. ~. $50, So s'i so2 SCI 80. -d so7
49,. go. 10 vi, e2 esH npi. glA. ssS plT. wa
tiRCUiT Part n -Nus. i7-1 ls-i. i7-l. lsa0 9es2
22n. llp-, lAl, Ne2 s.n. -si3. -N~ ~. I4i~ -i~4
l.t 2si 1883, 43+i, lIga 49,. i2r, iSl. 1874 Part
IlI-Nos 3Shn DO 3B57 il2ai, .Ntl a-ia. 2J72 mo-
-, 1856, l9-, AIS. s-- 9.0 .JSO. 2Ji4 1888 l57s
I'M. il2-. i-7a. 27p5. ats'i ~ MA
SUrfROK COuEr-SrtctaL TKKH Nos. ~. 81. Part -
Nus itp Atl 3AH. 10. IA. III 3ld 42a ass is7 80
II a.a 522 59t. fgl. 6tb ~, lO4a G3i AS As
81 Part II NOs 6iI 3t,. go. 6lO. *. 3Jl Az i6O
5i'S ftS. 4as. tSe. a''2 ana Ril
CoNNoN PLEas-Eqritr ftR4-No Is. PartI-Ca,c on
No ain Part II -Nns al is.8 i42s sIl So sid S5T
Sis -iu r.ai. -il. ~. -sia so. S6S
MARiNI CovNr Part Nos a372 3l46. 57Si 3,ag
5ni2 37ji 2p7S $3.50, 3'nl. 33,r2. as,8 5ana 5;pi
A3Ei jAn~ Part II Nos $3.50. $500 a0lus 534i iaiR
5li-. lni- 3l33, 3!l,, 53el SOL sNe, 5Hj 5Ns at>
Part III Nos a3al asst 5Os3 53lp sat g7u9 Ass
519. 3lr,1 3lte. 2o53l.. 500. i!ad. 9l5Iil. 5lOA
The sun., 1879-02-05
Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Tuesday. Feb 4.-No arrivals Of
beet cattle today. and not enouyh business " make
e1faIgc y h. aud car load Of Western dressed from
HANNIBAL Mo. appeared 10 have quick sale at 7a7isc
prices. 6a1sc. d n tor mkfcd veals and 2tS9Sc. p
h for grassors IOgdressed scarce and nrm At s0ioc.
Receipts of sheep. chr oads or l2s3 head. Market
Quiet eserday's 1tatiuns 4Sd6c n for
mon sheep with lew choice lamts sod AZ 6A4c.
Mutton about steady At daSc n H. aud dressed lambt
sod At sc9pr Exporters purchased two car loads ot
sheen at AG8c r. N. respectively
Receipts Ot hogs ~ car loads nr 32T head None for
sale alive Dressed hora nrmrr At aHc. n n. for Jer.
scy, 5tsG5Ac. for city. and 4;fGic for western.
The sun., 1879-02-05
Contents Of The weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY sun. published this morning

! ht hEEhLh oON' lupllsHcu tAlb morning,
contains.
The Breach in the Republican Party-The New York
Nominations Confirmed 10y the senate A Victory for
Hayes, The Crisis IN Frdnce-Rc sisnntion OF Marshal
MacAnhon ana Election of Jules GrrNl President the
ktpuhuc-Ihc New Ministry, Tie situation IN Turkey
Important Foreign Questions Delaying Aeunn on Internal
Troops The Potter Committee and the Cipher De
Caechisng Whitcllw Reid. The Pcsulcnce IN
Russa-IoNus ana Villages stricken ard Under QuarHn-
uuc-Au Almost Incredible Panic. The Cashier ui tic
Dexter Bank lu Manc-Ma> he Martyr or Thrf o. \ ca.
ruu- story luilctmrnt 90 Madison Wells. ESpuria N
ol cattle tu Ensaud-WM II lA. been Suslri Sod Al.
legged ni,cnsr Among American llrud--CHutda shutting
Dana, The Army nm Has the senate pcieroratrl -
The Mrn o To-day Exhibited IN the Light o the luus
truds Past; Irrsr NmHns Experience u the Far West
lu Defence nj the south Some Noteworthy speeches IN
Congress, The Coming National Dog Fight. The Great
on Monopoly Startling Facts that have Come uut m the
Legal Examinations, The Questions the Lovers Plans
l"r Improving the Ms,ls,rli, Trays ior tAe invHrN
mruts fhe Empire oi u,r,utput- Terrible P.ttro ut
thv frrsU, Condition ~ Russia, 'uovs o NeW books.
Smtt-s Lite oi Robert blck. thtuC>- Neidus Pcs try.
The DETERMINATION OF the CheNcunes. over the BAnnl~
ters story The Rich Miss Harley, Chaps t-N. 1hc Ltt
est leltgraphc News; Sunbeams, Notes and
Industry Ladies Department, Many Columns NJ EiitO.
rial Articles ana Agricultural Natter Financial Iuteli.
gence, and Markets
THE WaEELY sUS contains complete epitome of the
OF the week from all parts OF the United and
the American continent Comics In wrappers ready tor
mailing To the old country may be had At the desk oar
publication nice rrcc four cents For sale by all news
dealers IN city and country
The sun., 1879-02-05
Manager Hark,n. and American Authors.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: viii you
be good enough to allow me TO correct in Your
issue the JI Your representative quotes me As
having said, durug conversation on the pc,icu, even
iu- ihat had ,uuugh ni American authors What did
suN WIS. that hl1 enough Of TIE Translator 90 uG
clyde American authors cannot be tuu utlurInus Tor
me. I have all iuy lite been Insisting there were not
nearly enough ui them. am nov hu,y engaged with u
play by dlsuug she'd American author, ami while
am director OF the FUN Avenue Theatre American
authors and American plays shall ALWAYS have the irst
chance. Yours faithfully, u. II. HARkINL
fIfTH AVENuL TlIATnk, Feb. I.
The sun., 1879-02-05

Miss AIoile Fanrher's handiwork is fndinR
s WAY into the art stores An elaborate harp IN wax
work Is on exhibition IN Fulton street art store in
Brooklyn The leaves and flowers are as delicate as
rostwork ami every single branch Is perfectly wrought
ont Petals So large PIN head are IN the howers
aui leaves uUrr'i and cnrled win hdehN % nature
tUr emblem u r0tusluu picture oi MISS Fahchcr
accompanies the work II represents her reclining ON
single bed with Err right arm hN The side ~ hcr htHi
There Hrt lN coverings, Huu she h. tnthti h h'hNlp
embroidered lacc.trWuri IHpurs Her Mcr REFLECTS M.
u-rutc ami lines ui beauty. somewhat rutrrd ny long
sunrf- remain The picture seems photograph OF a
mcneil sketch, excepting The tate.
The sun., 1879-02-05
Another walking Woman In nrooLl,n.

Nine Franklin. at 81 o'clock on Monday n ight,
began an attempt to walk 100 quarter miles in as many
quarter hours in the Adelphi Theatre, Wiliansburgh
Nine. Franklin is a tall, muscular woman She is de
scrhcd ns tho best woman boxer, boat nuler, ana
female athlete m this cuuntr, She cNNhits Wstuunl
ais au prihcs won ia England The tracA uu which she
has a. tramp measures csht laps 10 the quarter mc II
unpY AMI harsh The feet Al the nilC the track
Is uni in which are q cord hAmmock a chair and =
-, Mr. Harry Martin. her trainer, accompanied
her on her hrst quarter. which She made In A. Her
dnughler Walked Win heI ON The secuml m mInuleA
The sun., 1879-02-05

There was a large attendance OF spectators in
Dexter Park yesterday afternoon TO see thirteen mem
bers Of the Nassau Gun club shoot pigeons lor breech
loading gun Each shooter nred at seven birds J W.
Parncll W. A. Durham, judge spencer and j. v Bcr.
gen. ehrh brought down siN o their seven hlrlA In
shooting on the tie NJ three birds each Mr. Dunhhm, who
s President ui tile club Killed all his birds and won the
giu
The champion rud badge, shot for ns prize hy the
Nassau tlu In 1875 and which to 20 to the member
whn Won II the most times IN the year was gwen Mr.
u. smIln ol flhtlnnds lie had won n lhTee umeA
The sun., 1879-02-05

sEAMAN-GREENE.-I Bronklvn Tuesday evening
Feb T. by the Rev Henry ward Bccchcr. Anna B
10 Peter The bride is a sister VI John
A greene NJ the New YORK world
Cincinnati newspaper. please cunv.
LENELl-ENANS. -lu the Church Of the Ascension
WashiuutDn u. g.. Jan. 81 hy tho Rev Dr. Elliot Mr..
Bartram Zevelv 10 Miss Nlna Evans daughter 81 Mr. A.
H. Evans. The bride was atuud In creamwhte
corded six. trimmed with braided sntn, having front
oi point lace nOuncrr: Illusion Vril. held IN position by
natural nhes oi Tie valley, diamond ornaments
The sun., 1879-02-05
Change OF Venue Asked In the Killing. Case.

BALLsToN. Feb. 4.-Dlstrict Attorney j. c.
Ormsby. in hs affidavit setting forth why change Of
should be ordered Tor the trial OF Jesse Billings
lr says that the defendant has intimate friends rela
uycs hrourhou Saratoga County that the evidence has
been puhitlWd AZ ienalh tu all the hrwsnapcrs u the
Cuuhty, and hat the dcpunent verify believes that air
impartial trial cannot be had In Saratoga County The
motion Will be argued at the Oyer which oonvencs here
next Monday Senator Hughes Will strenuouIy oppose
the mououA
The sun., 1879-02-05
The nm for Io..e. BY the Pittsburgh Riots.

HARMsBURG. Feb. 4.-Spcakor Long Of Allc-
shcuy introduced bah ,n the House Representatives.
last night appropriauug StOOOOOO or the payment OF
losses sustained by the riots of 1871 Tie bl provides
fUr the appointment ui commission of three persons hy
the Huvrrnor who shall IA the amount oi the losses 10y
thorough examination. No person VINO assisted ur par
uclpatrd M RIOTS VIII he entitled to any compensation tor
losses Al claims must be presented ami the uNcsupa
ton cunciudcd before Nny. L. lS7n the fcnns, wanna
kulruld Company, winch was Tie PRINCIPAL loser hy
riots i,tNucrcd 10 throw its powerful miapuee IN taNur
L. ---.-
The sun., 1879-02-05

CosHocToN. Ohio. Feb. 4.-The miners OF the
Unon Mines who are strike. threaten violence to
any attempting to work the mines until their do.
who had been down in the mines assaulted dpun
coming out ani would have been badly beaten bat for
the Interference OF the police The town Il ull OF
drunken mlners aud further trouble N amticipateh.
The sun., 1879-02-05
A Visit OF One Week.

Martin Gallagher was released from Black
wells Island week ago and went 10 his unwilling fam
lis At 8u West Forueth street on Monday night he
drove ticn from the house win an axe ami locked the
d,,r On.pr william Rilv of the rhirtv,cyeuth street
poc cr ffiri climb IN aver the Nruulntr hud htaeher
chunued hs club with the axe gallagher men escaped
thrnnu a back window. Al noon yesterday Reilly was
informed that Gallagher had returned ami had thrown
the axe At his son Johnny. aged ~ years cutting his
hand Reilly went around u the house and had cnc'
mg match with Gallagher The club was too much for
hr axe and GALLAGHER succumped Justice Nande sent
Gallagher 10 Blaekwell's Island for SIX months
The sun., 1879-02-05
Pardonsd by tn. Governor.

ALBANY. Feb. 4.-The Governor has par
doned Edward Flanagan, convicted of petty larceny
wcstchescr County and sentenced 20 the pentcnuary
tor four months. also James kcarncv convicted u.-
tnult ami battery Nrw YORK in DtVrmbcr. is1H. lul
sentenced 10 the New YORK County pcnitcnuaN Three
months Richard suppler convicted OF grand larceny
New York In February 1871 and sentenced Sing sing
Prison three years had his sentence eommuted 30
as to expire Feb. 8. 1879
The sun., 1879-02-05

new departure IN mcl.cI. sc.cucc perfect quick.
and sale cure, without the of nauscauns med.
icincs Ash your druggist Tor Aliens Melicacd Soluble
Bougos Patented Oct ~ 1879 Price 81 50 per Sent
by mail. Address J. G. ALLEN \ CO.. Wholesale Depot
No 80 John Il, Sew York Z. o BOX .5aS New York
TOHACCOt ITS INFLUENCE On the
ucrNnu. sN-"W Ini rrp'rchuNt organs Ntctdre Narl-
cocrln. n,mnuhuit. and lisua the frequent causes oi
tIriN NHttslnu, I-uri!tt ui medical ttatucut |, u
lrurr tn hn l' uuur, oi eihirruf l. sr,itfcatmrnt
DruNucafr ~ le.i urtIt, iuls piNatc suf.icdl class
los EDWARD n. DIXON. VI. - author ut " Woman and
Her pI-cd-'-' and rdur ui ur -cApc kuclo~c accnt
stamp to go lA HN. unicr houf, To- 10 NJ 70 NJ,
and = 10 10 l. NJ.
The sun., 1879-02-05

2do and 74sc asi oi for unsraded spring; for future,
sales Of 10000 hush. A. siuss for No. amber Tor
March FL NIX for No rcd for February. and 81 100
81 ois tor do Tor Match. oat. were steady but quct
sncs 36.O0 bush. NJ J1yN8iisc. Tor mixed and 3iA9
Slisc Tor white, including no ! white At SiAcy and
No . DO at 81 ta73c Corn was nrm. with moderate
Itsic new. No ?. 4oAc 80 ~ 42hei21lc, and new
No fnr March at teia r.. and stranicr for March at
4s(c rive auiet md nominal At 579o v for State and
western Barley quiet Canada, tv QSl IS; state, $50
pic for six rnwed and 7bG SDc for tworowed, harley
malt unsettled; Western, Wo6oo, Canada, M9si %;
State. twnrowed. SNdOjc.. six .ruwcd Olc @fl. 10.
GROcFRrs-Duriug the past week the only notable
feature has been decline in sugar Business has gen.
ernly only moderately active. To-day Rio coffee
quiet hut nrn. 3.@O bagA sold here on private
terms and TO1 bags part at l6c, for good
10 nrinc M0asscs qnet and unchanged. Rice was in
inr demand and steady. Raw sngar was dull and I'M
CHANGED re hncd sild fairly steady prices We
quote cc-Maracniho i3is9l7c lava. 2202f.sc..
and Rio li6 igstc ~nld Ricctnrolina SlSR7tc Lou
i-iaua. 5isS8isc Molasscs-Muscovada 5ltest SOC
New urcans J5s3sc Porto Rico. 25aioc. Raw suear-
Fair to good refining, Sis9tc; centrifugal. 65tNTstc
Rchned-Standard a." 81 lNSls sc hards elaaec.
The sun., 1879-02-05
a $1,000 Trotter KlIied.

On Sunday evening. while Mr.. S. Kelly was
driving his famous spotted Arabian Mas the top
OF her speed seventh iah street the mare
slipped and tell IN the Her cg broken At THE
suhc Joint and she had TO be shot by Bcrss she
was valued at s5.uu.
The sun., 1879-02-05

So Crescent CITY. Porter Asrnwal.
s. CITY NJ Macon. kvmptnn. savannah.
- Surbuon. Abhnu-. Havana
Bark 0uchen, Buutnu Bilboa
s. Isaac Bell, Lawrence. Richmond, City Point anA
Norfolk
r. Mas PaAl Rotterdam.
Bark PO~ednn, Jansen. Newcastle.
BARK Josie Mildred. Ginn. Matnnzss
nark john l. Htsbrouck. Cobb. Marseillea
Brig Excelsior. Mayor. Turks Island.
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Ivr,nr.~r-Dr VIM Halls Balsam Tor the Lungs cures
Cn1.i. tuis Group. Consumption, and all diseases oi
Tic throat chest. amt luuss ,, ,,,
l-r llrurF.s tuhnhc save lof Ilhpes' fNches,
Cuts sOrus, Burns Nc.--Ado
The sun., 1879-02-05

That new, most rficacous remedy. Phillips "PalAt
able " Cod Liver Oh. IN combination with Phosphu-
Depot PiAtt st-.iir
The sun., 1879-02-05

Phonography or stenography taught successfully and
nractcay In three 10 six months at Walworhs PhOno-
graphite Institute l4h o., corner University paee-Adr
The sun., 1879-02-05

Convenient! Pleasant POWERFUL
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster. The best known
remedy for lame back, coughs, or Theumausn.-Ads
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The sun., 1879-02-05

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Tor our cheaper qualities &. a. FISCHER co. La
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