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BARNUM's GREAT SNOW.
Thousands OF People Witnessing the Parade,
and n ThronE Present La.t Evening.


At o'clock yesterday morning. Sixty
third street. near Third avenue, was thronged
with horses. elephants. camels. wagons con-
tanning lions and tigers. and four-horso car
riages in which were seated fairies and princes.
Barnum's great show, prior TO its opening was
about to start upon tour Of the city and an
army Of men and boys had arisen earlier than
usual for the purpose OF accompanying 1t on
foot The route was from the Rink by Sixty
third street 10 Second avenue. 10 Chrystie
street. 10 Grand street. TO East Broadway. to
Market street. to South street. TO Wall street. TO
Broadway, to Fifth avenue, 10 Sixty third street.
and to the Rink.
Foremost in the line Of elephants was the
great brute Emperor. whose trunk was burned
with red-hot iron, as a punishment in Central
Park. The keepers kept close watch over
but he obeyed orders, though not in an amiable
way. He walked sullenly along, Tapping his
ears. and occasionally taking vicious sidelong
look ~ the crowd on the sidewalk
In Wall street the bulls and bears suspended
operations to inspect the procession. and ex-
pressed the utmost satisfaction at what they
saw. In Broadway the line OF march WAS
broken and hero and there stage wns seen
with q tiger wagon u front and cage OF ring
the drivers steered the procession safely into
Fifth avenue and Sixty-third street. whence II
arrived at the Rink in time for the afternoon
performance.
The exhibition last night was really the open
ing of the circus At O'Clock every one OF the
5000 seats was occupied, and hundreds could
find standing room only A crowd Of boys
clambered up the pillars to the josts and beams
their birdseye view Of the ring. The
claim that II is the finest circus ever seen in
America does not seem TO be an exaggerated
one. Every performer is a star. and the horses
are trained to a degree of perfection rarely seen.
Nine Dockrll. as the Sprite Of the Rainbow"
performs some dazzling feats, some Of which
are by no means within the limits OF safety.
Last night in attempting an exceptionally diff
ncut performance. her foot slipped ms her horse
was going at full speed, She was hurled to the
ground with great violence A cry Of horror
went up from the assemhlage; hut she rose
slowly 70 her feet, showing plainly that she was
hurt though she tried to disguise II. She soon
recovered. and she went through her four
horse act successfully. Mile, Linda zeal, The
Queen OF the Blazing Zone" and Hiss Emma
Lake are both magnificent riders The former
urging her horse through flaming hoons.
There is nleo tho old -time clown, who cracks
his Jokes with the ringmaster. besides tumb lers
and jugglers TO add atractiveness to the show.
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SEEING An AMERICAN BARK.
Capt. BIanchnrd's Motion or n Spanish Out-
rnEe-A eensniInns OF AmmaaIlng.

The bark Masonic, Capt. Thos. W. Killman,
sailed from this port on the nth Of May Of last
year for Nagasaki Japan. Her cargo consisted
OF 10000 cases Of kerosene oil. In November
she encountered heavy weather. and lost some
OF her lighter spars. Capt. Killman put into
Manila to obtain more There Capt Klman
and the steward. Edward Bertrand. quarrelled.
They wero separated but mutual enmity was
created. This ended in blows on the 18th Of
November. and Steward Bertrand killed. Capt.
Kilman. Bertrand WINS overpowered by Mate
Gem and some OF tho crow and was taken
afterward in the Ashrelot to San Francisco.
Mate Gem took command OF the Masonic
and on the 21st OF December she sailed.
In few days she encountered stormy
weather. and went ashore on st. Nicholas shoai
She was foated hut leaked badly. Capt. Gem
to the British bark Mt. Lebanon. The roship-
ment was made In tho harbor and the cargo
was not taken to shore ut all. After II WINS
transferred Spanish officers informed tho
Captain that the cargo was short, and that he
must pay fine Of 500 for every case OF oil that
the customs authorities said was missing. tho
presumption being that cases had been snug
$4,000. Mr.. A.. 7. Blanchard of Brooklyn. tho
owner OF the Masonic, was photographed TO for
instructions. and the Mt Lebanon sailed. Capt.
Blanchard's order was to take an inventory of
the vessels contents. Capt Blanchard said
last evening that the entire operation was nm
outrage. and was entirely unwarranted. He
said that the Mt Lebanon discharged 16 500
same number with which the Masonic began
her Journey
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Description OF CIeopatra's Barse.

Prom NE Cincinnati Enquirer
The barge she sat In like a FURNISHED throne
Rurnd on the water, and ciuNrn
Yelled Fire and turned in an alarm.
The PROV was beaten gold; purple the sails.
And 50 pcrfumed with hair OIL or something,
That the winds were love sick with them.
The oars were silver. or appeared 10 he,
And n they were not the genuine article
The whole town was shamciully deceived
Besides the sail. AM silver oars
A twuhOTse power engine was hidden
In the hold, for use IN cases OF emergency
IthAd a twenty three inch stroke, 'scaped
Ia the smoke stacks. and cost three
Hundred dollars. halt cash. and the
Balance in six months
Cleopatra was captain. clerk, first and second
Mate bArkecper, chanhermAid and cook,
And carried license TO run peddllne boat
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MERE MENTION.

The Union Boat Clubs annual reception is 10 he gwen
IN Terrace Garden tomorrow evening.
The Rev Henry Spauldng will preach In the Church
OF the Messiah today. morning and evening
Experiments In In the Post once with
view to Introduce an electric light Italian invention
The nth anniversary celebration NJ the Young Mems
Hebrew Association ~ the CITY Ut New York be given
IN Chickoring Hall on Thursday evening next
A correspondent whose signature - Munster In.
quires whether Mr. Richard OOorinnn Is Irish. We
answer that he Is. most certainly. We believe he was
born tn County npperary; and TipperaTy may well be
The Seaside Sinitariun, whose work In taking sick
and destitute children To the beaches In the
three has resulted IN much good appeals for aid
continuing the charity in the approaching The
Office IL at 800 West Twenty eighth street
The receipts In the New York Post Office last week
were $50 100 The amount Of United States rcfunding
certificates sold Yesterday $3.50 Five steamers
took out go 1877 letters O misdfccted mcrcal let
tiers $50 were forwarded with addresses corrected.
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petition is being circulated among the
members Of the Produce Exchange asking the Board Of
Managers call for ballot the question Of an equal
division " the surplus fund Of the Exchange II is the
second EFFORT Of minority to obtain about sss each in
stead Of using the aggregate Of nearly half million for
the purchase OF real estate upon which to erect new
building Another petition that Is being largely signed
urays for the RbrOsauon OF tile punishment by suspen
elderly man, gu, ed younger broker II Ture, upon
his the door OF the Exchange in new suit
of clothes Turtle was GnnOycd that he struck his
senior brother broker He was suspended for nteen
days and Rice for thirty days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

cuucura ResolycnIis the powerful Blood Purifier
and Liver Stmulant ever compounded.
Cuucura the great external remedy for all Humors Of
the Scalp and skin, Ulcers, and Old Sores
CuucurA Soap elegant toilet and medicinal assist
ant to Cuucura for all external affections
Prepared by WEEKS A POTTER. Chemists and Drug
gsts $50 Washington St. aud for sale by all druggists
Puce OF Cuucura small boxes 50 cents large boxes
tanning and one.h all times the quantity OF small 81
Resoyent e. per bottle Cuucura Soap, IS cents; by
mail, 80 cents; cakes, IS cents
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Business Notn,s.
A.-Catarrhal
/ F ! /. : | :: = ! /. It'll


HAWKING offensive mucus PAINS over the eyes
CRACKING In the head. sICKENING breath. DEAF.
NESS, and tickling In the throat are SIGNS OF CA.
TARRH. The PURULENT SECRETIONS thrown upon
the BRONCHIAL TUBES while asleep follow the mucous
membrane and POISON THE ENTIRE SYSTEM. suf
ferers know how OBSTINATE the disease is The action
Of Catarrhal Virus like that Of small pox has been IL
NALLY DISCOVERED. CAtarrh is NOW CURED.
A. MCKINNEY. r RID Pres. 80 Broad st., NY WEI
DE MEYERS cArARRH CURE is wonderful"
+. II. BROWN, merchant $3.50 Canal St, NJ Y CATARRH
II YEARS. Cured by one package.
BENEDICT. Jr, Jeweller GOT Broadway. New York
Family o. Cured Of CHRONIC CATARRH
@. l. BRUSH, 443 Broadway. New York. CATARRH 10
YEARS. Could not taste smell cured
q. w. wEsTBROOK. % Park row. New York Nearly
deaf; breath terrible CATARRH IS YEARS Cured
R. q. BLACKBURN, at Lord Taylor's Broadway, New
York Cured OF CHRONIC CATARRH
MRS. EMMA C. HOwEs. 80 West Washington square
MY Suffered with CATARRH 80 YEARS. Cured.
REV. A. p. FRBEsE, Cairo. n. Y. Al marvel worked
wonders In six cases In my parish"
REV. GEO. A REFS. 100 Jay st, Brooklyn. Great suf
ferer 1T has estored me TO ministerial labor"
REV. CHAs J. JONES. New Brighton, s. Cured
OF CATARRHAL SORE THROAT"
MILE AIMEE. Opera Prima Donna CATARRHAL
BRONCHITIS Have experienced great good from
its use.n
DR. n @. DuRK1S. Dentist. SOL 9Th Av.. New York
Cured Of CATARRHAL INFLUENZA.
L A NEWMAN merchant, 305 Fulton st.. Brooklyn
CHRONIC CATARRII. Given up by physicians Cured
A. h THORNE. Insurance, 1888 Montague st. Brook.
Ign Self and son cured Of CATARRH
j. d MCDONALD. merchant 40 Broadway, n Y.
Csisterinlawl Had CATARRH 80 YEARS Cured
Ao.. &C, 4c, &c, Ae.
Pull statements-the most remarkable on medical rec
ord-of hundreds cured by the treatment sent
In PAMPHLET form FREE TO ANYBODY. WEI DE
MEYERS CATARRH CURE is DELIVERED by his
Agents MEssRs d. q. DEWEY CO, 90 DEFY ST,
n Y, at 81 so package. or SIX for $3.50. Think Of
being REALLY CURED Of this terrible disease at TIL
fling cost
Also sold by DITMAN. Aston House; CAswEII MAS
SEl co, Broadway and 25th Il CRITrENrON. 9Th
Av.; COX. 9Th Ay and 18th st. A. q. DUNG Bowery and
FULTON and Washington Sta DENIM, FIRST PLACE and
Myrtle av. ARMSTRONG, FULTON and Water sts. New
| York. In Willamsbuuvh. by GROSS BROTHERS. ga
and 443 Grand st. LIvINGSTONS. 23l Grand II SIC
| Broadwsy and 50 Bedford Az CoNCkLIS. Greenpoint
In jersey City by J. T. MOORE, l36 Newark aV; NV.
| lNGS. 50 Montgomery St HANNAH A sEIBuRG, Ho-
boken, and druggists generally.
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The nurlal OF Capt. John u. AmaIre.

Capt John U. Allaire was buried yesterday
from Trinity church, In Red Bank lie vast 90 years old
Early in life hc evinced desire to command passenger
boat and H. ISL he became Captain OF The Belle Of the
Hudson that made trims between New York and Albany
when the war 1912 broke out he entered the navy and
served with credit himself Peace beng declared lie
retared 10 riNer navigating IN which business ne con
uuued Tor more than thirty years lie was Wen known
IN Ills city Marrying Miss Julia Van TAssel Of tie wei
known family Of that name In Wesiecster COUNTY, ihey
had twelve children FOrty-hve years ago Capt Annfe
moved from New York 10 Shrewsbury. Ills hospitality
and genialy made him popular with thousands VINO
knew HIM.
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The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Race.

NEW LONDON April l2.-Representatlyes OF
the freshmen crews OF Harvard and Columbia Colleges
met in this city today and agiccd 10 eight cared
three miles saghtaway race on the Thames river ats
O'Clock the afternoon OF Monday june 80 three days
after the Yale and Harvard University race.
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Patent medicine dealer. ar. using so many

Patent medicine dealers using 80 many
tricks to have their Advertisements read that
looking at the bottom to n the words "For sale by
all druggists are there Here is an example oAtarrh,
Cold in the Head Tickling in the Throat and Sore Throat
are readily cured by using Renne's Pain Killing MaSe
Oil. Thisis IA clean. safe. and reliable remedy
Call and get sample bottle free Of charge before you
buy any other preparation.
DEPOT. 90 Murrayst
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Or V Pierce, Buffalo. \ y.
Dear Sir Your Golden Medical Discovery ana Pleas
Pugave Pellets have cured me OF the worst form Of
chronic liver complaint Of ten years standing had
tried every Ihysican OF whom could hear and every
remedy that was recommended but gradually grew
worse until ! could hardly move arouWl dad not \.
pcct to i've thirty days but thanks to youf remedies,
~ MANLY RAIiS-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

KOsTER-wILBFRT. on Thursday, April 10. bv the
Rev. G. Mcdckind. Charles H. Roster OF this city ~
Kate Wilhcrt ut Narrow shurF. n. Y.
QlACkENBl Sll-WAKNER AT ROsele n J. on the
0 inst, ut the residence of the BRIDES parents by the
Rev J. Alsiyne Blauvet Edgar QuAcksnbush ~ Annie
Warner. both Of kOscle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

The Pure Juice Of the Grape MeIiowed by
AGi.-pr ENDERilliLS lNluN PORT. vintage 1854
a. years old. For sale by druggists ana groeers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

twenty-five cent bottle OF Porter's Cough
BALSAM win relieve your cough
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

Can be prevented and cured by using Philips "PAlNt
able Cod Liver oil in combination with fhusphO Nuri-
tine, The most enectual remedy All drusgisiS flah
st-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

Parties building or making alterations should examine
"Thc HeyeT CLOSET and the plumbing materials made
BY Henry Z. Meyer Co., - Chn sL-Ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

AnE0aturn Biuers World Renowned
Combining exquisite flavor and highest medicinal virtues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

Bcs,anndrcd shirt, in the city, 81 to % British socks
zoe nar linen collars 81 - uCrduk W Johnston Ego
Grand ~ also $40 9th sv uird ""0r above 25l st-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

By using HIGGINS ucrman Laundry Soap because II h
pure Ash your grocer Tor IT, and give It a traL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

Rupture Cured by DIR. MArsh's Trentmen Mt
the only reliable and eitctuAl ~ years pracurA
experience. only once Nesey 1t, opposite 81 fauli
Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

skinny Mem" Weiss Health Remover" sure thing
for brain or nerve prostrauun nervous debility prcinA
turo decline. loss Of power &c. S at druggists Depot
No s. Barclay II. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-13

The component parts OF Hsaae Smiths
Weighucss" lmhrela-suck frame, cover, &c are all
frsclas and superior article is therefore the result II
such a combination These qualities make the " Weight.
less the most popular umbrella Of the day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENOR

MINIATURE lLsArAc-THis nlr 49,
Sun rises... ~ sun sets.... 37lMoon rises. I 20
wATER-THis
Sandy Hook. l0lGcy Island. O0l Hell Gate-.. ~
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Ludlow btreet Ihh "AP"-
See double mage illustration and article IN VAd" NE
GaIyhL PFlcv ~ eents-AdP
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Gen Affiliations,
y EPRINTs FROM THE SUNDAY Sun.
THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY
have puhashed
"THB AMERICAN wuMAN ~ EUROPE"
aud
~THR KEYS TO SEW YORK SOCIETY"
by
N W H..
In one vol square i2mo Price 5pc.
SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS
Matted, postpaid, receipt of price by
u SMITH, sun mice,
'I'HE MINING RECORD
s3A YEAR SAMPLE COPIES FREE.
EMBARKED To THIRTY rwO rAGtS
Fall News from the ufeA, GOLD aua slL'NRMlNEa
Ar CnisULM, rgowlsnl
u Broadway,
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A FORMAL PUBLIC DEBATE, commencing
n next Tuesday evening. Ia the church corner OF
Ormond place and jefferson ST. Brooklyn the Rev.
Charles r. Mccarthy Affirming. and the Rev. Thomas
Mitchell denying DO Nature and the Bible Teach Con
unuity of Life After the Dissolution Of the Bodyin
IL ". u. PARSONS.
EDMUND COKkILi.
SecrotArNs Mnnnl Committee.
, 1879-02-22

FOREIGN.

FoREidN.
Aae 'oilo"ina "cfo fecc'sea BY The Calesssa
ooasa o1 ifaae;
LtVRhFoot. Feo 21-1l:aon u.~F'on' " "
es1oss Nhoat-"lntef, IL sdeSos' apr!ns u III
Ssos' "nttet ~ udStus ju; cilb. us ldtN W.
cosn, ~ 70. fosk. dos. Lard. 3is. Rceelpu q
""eat last largo Gays LII. ooo echta''' l1@~'
american.
AtSRArool, fop. @l-l:16 p.m ,-~Breadsiansn1n'
winter. Us oaatos "a; snrlng, 0a 1ld1a' "a; WHIT.
% 4oa@as ID; ciub, o8 .d49s VI. LaFa' ais@
hest unchanged.
LtvsnpooL. Feb. 21.-snec!al eable-~baeoa-
Camocrlands, "Ss; short ri6s .ot I'd: !ops
clear. 20a; short clear, 27f. lcof--Ps'me nt1
us; India mes'' 7ds; extra India mess, s'f. Coee*
.uho,ee' aos. Shoulders sa: Ta''o"-fhas ;..
city Jus Lard, aaa 5d' Potk-fFnc he's' ha'. "a
e1t' Oh; Wostesn' aus. llau''' lonr eal @"''
average aos. -....... 81.
LONDON Feb. al.-L1vEErooL-Wheas ~ hh
aemanu; California eInb, % !dI1h lol: ta'S1'
ma white, esIoa Id; spring, - 1duss a. a1.s
LAsE-N hoat Armcrs corn qnlet. cafeos' W
eoast-Whcat ahsde deafcr; falF AVERAGE fea s!a.
, 1879-02-22
Il, ,s1lEEp@"cfc n good demnnl IN ,,,..,
y, oy an as !, wst sales on baaIs o ~


EAST LtBHnTY. f.. III has u a3iHsan.
eelpia for lie weak ending sp f. i! q;!.w.CA7nx-r.
~ ntas11o!nga nna all local against ih;damh ~ heM
pn nnn ~ ~ week nef9te supply has bcent IT, ~
market las becn alow; tlle areyatnr nms1ii 1sn ID.
pF!S's, so9 IL, ~ At sss e. ooe a 5;esy ST.
DO 70 i65 ti Is, 0s Il It. s{s@ses ss
sST, snd stsS., TO- ssss saiss fst +: 5sl,
III MSau, agai1st e41 las: week. ''' 'as wet
me Wsek before; tho run Of through iTon, !, 20
anu Ch!cago has been heavy for III. III at Losla
aaan,py ot LOCAL liEht, witt, only ;al. % '.ni; ssti;
pay, @ asst !e sane faI. a. las; e1tsa P5s.
81 7oa13. 20; roughs. 81. O0fo5, 70, 'a'' to'xsn,
.ss,HsEe,-AeceiRss, Il, 100 head. nsatn,, 10 mn
prces I'll, tnapp' np av.nss ~; VII H. ko dsmsnd s
s9o @ t. 1g !hs S. 9'; GOOD, I'D Il ,,nM ,s1n
mon, 10 to 80 lbs. s3.6oGE4 a. ~' ''s1'' '' Con-
NEW YORK.
Fnw YoRK. Feb. observation-disclosures, a ,,..
na 81 dpeaed e e.s wit bt;k dcmaaa md ira s.|
closed easier ami fraction lover. eiIs5' etei.I,5' s9s
rev poor mixed cowF, hcifcrr, etaes ~ ~. u
soa - sc .nd fow picked iancy stssr, flss re
quarters. '''p'Asass, l'3su
snkEp-Rece!pts 1900; t.ajc rstb., .,o,,.
DareIY ansta1ned prices, or 4AG1Qc Tor ordns,4s,.
ocst, VIII @ maturity Of sales 1t 6In5sc: sbEs.
mgnt1, 600 carcasse1. ~ 'lfP@
- swiSE-Isoesip,s, :. 900: two css.,o,d, y, MN,
9h'o allTe vt ST. 81; fair to good nonnaIly Il N
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Feb 2l. 2l.-CArTIr-ncec;o,s g, -,
light. ~'1ts0' oemaaa
stiEEr AND LAxHs-necoipts, !, Zoo had /, h.,.
VI iee!!nf On ncst gsadea; offerings centraljy
1s. 90; choice 81. 1dl5. Is; best srass il,so:ss
HoaH-Rucclpts, &. 835 head; market r,oaer,t.,
AetlVei ptlces unchanged.
KANsAs CITY.
Specta1 DtsD1:ch 10 The Ts7avss.
KASsAs CRY, Mo-, Feb. nl,-Ctrr1.-7t.
rice CurrsHt scp0rta receipts, 3lD: ehlnmtn1
none; actiye Gnd steady; native shipper1, 81 75t
4.7os hatiye stockcrs and fccdess, Sc. G54lj IS:
wtnteted and c0rn-feu Texau stccrs, 81. ENtI x
IloGs-lscoclpts. !. G0B: shipments, asaal: act,Y.
ana ltnl; iatr to choice packing, 50, soS1l To
light shipping, 81. 95Q13. 81. ~
ct. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 91+-CArrtE-Fir rood DE-
msnts, sSs' TO. '"'D'"Se'' ''ee'p''' ''s'o' 'l''
llous--Aetlys; all sold Ut yesterday, ptce, re.
ccipta, i, lo0; shipments, /, 600.
5lEEr-stFoHg ut previous pricra; rtteIpJ, l..
00o; shipments 100,
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI Feb. 9I.-tIous-stodorately nrtlre
ana higher; common, S3..a5at:l 10; Isht, $j.SiV
I. 10; packing, 81. 100 |. 81; Iulclets', SLloy
4'to; receipts, !, 3aS: shpnonts, 74u.
, 1879-02-22
and at Elai iG3Ac for April, closing NJ Tho inside
June soltl ns 37he. AMI elosed 1sc loMos.

and At a3si for April. closing nt tho inside
Juno snlte nt A7Mc. and closed 1{e lower.
Oats wcro gniot at 3S1t &b9oTc for t!ny.
ityo WAS lower. scllinR a 47lfc for Ap.il.
12,2;o bls 1t sio ID tof Mareh' slo sla as5Gnio'
TOT Anrll. and $40. a7tf for Mny.
Lnth Wns Grmes. 4htea, 4, 7bo tcs At 80. .81lt FOR
M.rch. g. a7!i1o.02H tot April. and i0.1iIaa
TOO for May,
Meats were active and abort RIBS advanced, hnics
being notet1 OF b 1hO 600 III al $a .U1 for
Aptil. md % 40 for Mny, Also 100 boxes short
clrasA At Ii.
The schr Mclyinn was chartered yostsrday tor
il, GOO bn corn to l}uffalo At Uc.
last CALL
Moss pork eloaod At $1o 2H1 10. WV seller April;
$40. 101810. 1$li teller March, and 1t SlU. 37Itb
19.a0 eellcr May. Sales: q, 600 brIs Al $40. 361b
Lard clotca 1t Sc. .noa 0. noh for April, so.o7H
eb7.00 fne MAY, and 80, RaH9bg. .H5 sfor MntcG.
ehos: 20 tcs At gu, 02t for April and 81 90 Tor
Mhy. -
AoatA wete innettvo. Sales. ITO, 600 lbs at S4.oO
for March, ST. 02!t&8 o. Tor Apstl and 81. .l7S for
May. Short cledTa-go0, 000 lba At So % lot Maret,
delivery.
, 1879-02-22

TIN fnl,owfnr instr,,1ncn+s wcra ttet7 for ran.
ori Erj,S"w VII II. ""'~1'' WV A'e" ''' wv
CITY PROPERTY.
Bntler IT, :0nk II . OF Thirty FIRST At, "
!, ssxls4 Il: j9'tl fsb. ii iAIbort. N,
WrRt Superior Ut, l56 It nj Washtrnaw
ay4f, 2bxl?2 T. dated Dee; -. ls7a
Thp preulisos So. IlIH We1t Fourteenth
u ,aatvl Fcb. 70 t1ohn Morrs 10 lien.
BoIthpnrt ny. iii II II o. Webster ay. "
I, 1i1lal II. datg.i Feb. IL (Alhsrt
WIHnpr 10 q. u. Otlurblat'}......, w.. GOO
Yes. lnilla,a II, on 1t " or Wood st, sf.
94xt0U Il, dated Feb d fLyMan l,aird
to sau,uv! a!ursh.lD .....:. .". 1900
, 1879-02-22

iioos There was IN nct,,o ,,,,n..,.
tons rmu afhSs} fh shlppng gsca md 10, to, pnckn,
ss seon sf.s. %tis Arm
past and ruled essies, ciosns han tor aons az.
ron wore a. $aooG1 90 or skps; ~ & s ~ sa,
for pooe to 10 psi9s tii' hsS;v hssso
tbs for a,ags. ''' loe piggy SUNS snd ~, I.
, 1879-02-22
UY TELEG1lAru.
NEW YC]lk,

by TELEGRAPH.
!, NEW YONK.
10 The tTtsftYrI Asscttafst Prtsf,
New YonK, Feb n1.-Goyornmcnts Hero firm.
Railroad bnnds wcro atronr.
lar silver, 109
State securities wcre dull. Loutatauas were
weak nl,tl lower.
Stock speculation during tho first hour Of
business was depressed IN tunc ind there was
falling of In prices Of 1@l5 in Northwestern
common, which was heavily pressed for salo,
leading the downward movement. Subsequent
ly tho temper Of the market changed, uni re-
tire list parttclpated, and Which WIS we'll nnin-
taincd to tho close. The buying movement was
most marked In Northwestern, Eric, Lake
Shore, Union Pacific, Western Union, anil the
coal stocks. Northwestern preferred continues
in delnanl from Investors In consequence OF the
recent adontton VI system Of quarterly tiyi-
dCuls. Eric advanced On report that tic Az
lnntlc u Grent Western lease Ind been confirm
cd: Coal stocks wcro higher, on belief tl,At the
price Of coal would bc advanced, un Tint the nc
gotiasions for the combination ind not yet fallen
through. Investment shatcs displayed marked
strength. Transactions wero alU,00o: 4o,o00
N9rthTsstsrn SST gom,non s7oo '5 p5eierrsd. 4 100
1nou, 5000 preferred, u, ,cuD Missouri, khnsas ~
raciie, 10000 Lackavanna. o''oo0 New Jersey
Con.rai, 3,uuo Michigan Centsal 1900 Wabash,
1900 Ohio, a,000 1t. Joseph, 4, 40 st. Louis ds
Northern, and u,0U0 st. Louis l. San Frauc!Aco.
The weekly statement OF thu associated banks,
tssl1cd from The Clearing House to-day {to-mor.
row being legal hnliuay), shows the following
changes. Loans, derrrasc, 3170I 800; specie, de-
crease. $500; lcgal-teutlers, tlccreasc, 81
O7, ,SUD: deposits dccrcase, FSSs, 700; circulation,
decrease. $t9 800; reserve, dorrcagu, e., ,6GY 30.
The banks now hold 50 2l2 GO in exceas Of u.clr
legal requirements. ,.,. ...
Mouey market easy at 2G13. Prime mercantile
paper, JtSGQ5.
Sterling exchange. 20 dnys, heavy ut 485l{;
sight, 1884.
Dry-goods imports for tie week, 81, 1E0, 600.