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The Courts.

POLICE COURT-Jud0e Smell
To-day, Martin Lockns. George Sullivan and
EDWARD Hartman, loud and boiSterous; S or Is
days. Lyman s. Sprague, vagrancy; bonds or 80
Gays. George Washington, cOlored, keeping a
dangerous dog: $40 or 30 days. VIM. Pomeroy, do. !;
DO. Eliza Lindsay, threats to Edmonia Newman
personal bonds to keep the peace. Thos. Irving,
Golored, assault on Harriet Webb; S or Is days.
and John F. Weldon, trespass; s. or IS days each.
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SUMNER WINES just received by Chris Xander
No gil 18th street northwest direct from the Rhine
farm of California, pronounced by judges Of good
wine to be superior u imported. Znfandel Gutedei
Mission. Port, Sherry and superior Clarets. Ali
sold at New .YOrl, prices,
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Political Points.

The democrats of the 4th Ohio congressional
district have re-nomfnated Hugh Buchanan.
Col E. B. G. Cash and ex-Judge r. j. Mackey
have announced themselves as independent can
didates for Congress in the 5th South Carolina
district
AtMount Sterling, H., i, is 3balots had been taken
at noon yesterday for the nomination OF a success
sor to Gen. Singleton, and choice being reached
the convention took recess. The last ballot re-
ported was as follows: Singleton, %; Wike, 80;
Withers, u.s.
Mr.. James G. Blaine, in response to an invitation
from his Maine friends to speak, writes that the
distractng interests in the Presidential campaign
In 1850 prevented fair expression OF public sent-
the people will be free to condemn it this year
In national politics he makes the issues between
protection ana free trade prominent, and holds
that the intelligent labor of the country will sus-
tain the republican policy of protection. Finally,
he cites the remarkably prosperous condition Of
the country as strongly favorable to the repub-
leans
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NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPH CoNPANY'S SUMNER
PRICEs--One large picture for framing. 81; dupl-
cate copies. 80 cents eaUif fine imperial cabinet
portraits s2 per dozen; car-SLe portraits, 81 per
dozen. sGUotwofk euaranteed. 123 9TH street.
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CITY ITEMS.
DysprpSfa.

WASHINGTON, January 5, 1882
Gentlemen:-I have until recently suffered with
dyspepsia nearly all my life and at times so bad
that everything ate disagreed with me, besides
had great oppression and heaviness about the
stomach. Now, after taking two bottles OF Browns
Iron BltterS can eat anything; all the heavy feel
ing has left, and I already think 1t has done me
more good than any medicine ever tried.
Respectfully, LOUIS A. RICHARDSON.
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~ U 7 l c U R A.
THE CUTICURA TREATMENT,

For the cure of Skin. Scalp and Blood Diseases con-
sists in the internal Of Cutcra Resolvent the new
blood purifier, and the external of Cuticura and
Cuticura Soap, the great skin cures.
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M BAUNGtRTEN, crayOn portrait artist, will give
his attention to a limited number OF pupils st his
studio, 122l Pennsylvania avenue. Those having
some knowledge or drawing preferred.
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An Over.WOrked Man i.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR
Is the Mr.. Helm that Mr.. Buell. recently swore
was the responsible editor of the Critic and Capital
In addition to being the business manager OF both
papers, the same individual that holds the posi-
ton OF foreman OF the Congressional Recordf II
SO, would suggest that he is thoroughly-over-
worked and monopolstic workingman. X.
Aug. 4. 1882
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MEN and women OF sedentary occupations
students and SeanStreSSaS-are subject to diseases
Of the kidneys, which can be cured by Hunts
Remedy.
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MARRIED.


FTELpING-ROOT In this city. NJ the residence ~
s. A johnson, August 1852, by the Rev. r. u Power
W. S. FIELDING. of New York city. 20 MISS HAR.
RIET c. ROOT. OF Coldwster. Mich.
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COPPER LIGHTNING-RoDs, at ]. II. Kuehling's, 4l9
18th street.
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NoTrCE-PersOnS Wishing to visit Rock Enon
Springs, Va, requested to secure rooms in adj
vance, by applying to the proprietor, at the
Springs.
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Jy2S Nos. g2S 18th ST. and JOG 4 n. ".
CTORK'S GRAND OCEAN TOUR.
~ BALTIMORE TO BOSTON, VIA
THE IRON STEAMSHIP DECATUR H. MILLER,
AUGUST nth,
Spending day at Hygea Hotel, visiting the Isles Of
Shoals. White Mountains. etc. Note the Pleasant
Changes and Great Variety in Modes Of Conveyance
this Tour: Ocean Voyage-Nia steamship Baltimore 10
Boston Steamer-Norfolk to Fortress Monroe. Rail
Boston TO Portsmouth Portsmouth to Isles of
Shoals. Carriage Rde-To New Castle. New Hamp
shire Ratio Portland. Maine Rail. Lake Sc
baeo Steamer-OG Lake Sebaso, up the Songo the
Crookedest of Rivers. Stage Rde-Lcn Lake II Bridg
ton. Rail-Through Crawford Notch. White Noun
tGins. Ral-Ascending and descending Mount Wash
ington. Rai!-White Mountains TO Boston and Fall
River. Palace Steamer-On Long Island Sound 10 New
York. Rail-New York to Baltimore The very tour for
ladies without escort and those who wish eel with
out any care anxiety. This romantic of 10 days
for only $780, including hotel TONS transfers
and every needed from the beginning the end
Of journey. For descriptive guide and all information
apply TO J. u. FREE,
1343 street. Washington, ID. g,
!y2f-10t Or W. L. SToRK Ba timore
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Go TO R. W. HENDERSON & Co, 1113 street, for
Wall papers, window shades, &C.
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1t is an Indi.putable Fact
Prigg,x JeweIry Store.

that nothing so reaches and removes the cause OF
those terrible headaches as that well-known and
weu-tried specific, Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient
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A NOurixi,fnr Wine.

Old and infirm persons need some mild tonic or
gentle stlmulant, especially at this season. The
wine made at Speer's Mount Prospect vineyards,
in New Jersey, called Speers Port Grape Wine. is
used In the Atlantic states the best tonic wine
lar among physicians 1t is especially beneficial
for females and old peoples Louis Rep,tblicafa
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FATAL DUELs BETWEEN RIVALS IN LovE.-Wm.
Walsh and j. j. Hely, prominent young men, rival
sulforS for the hand OF a young woman residing
In New Orleans met in front OF her residence yes
terday. Each drew pistol and commenced firing.
Seven shots had been exchanged, when young
New Laredo, on the Rio Grande, yesterday. Jose
Bromy was shot and killed. In a quarrel about a
woman, by Mariana Arguidergu, brother OF the
editor OF Ell Ldred,tSe
Mr.. Men and his wife, at Spring Garden Center,
Florida, were killed and horribly mutilated, then
robbed and the house set on fire Tuesday morn
ing.
At a workmen's picnic, near Chicago yesterday,
boat upset containing five persons, one woman
and four men. Only one was saved.
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In Ayer,s Ar,se Cure

we have positive remedy for fever and ague an,
all malarial disorders, and entirely free from
quinfne, arsenic or other injurious drugs. Ii 1
the chemical and medicinal triumph OF the age.
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Carter.S Liver Rite

Gold-flled. Bracelets, Chains Charms and Lock-
cts, 81 to s20 Hot Spring diamonds In gold patent
Eye Glasses.
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1t Is Worth

Remembering that Tarrant's Setter Aperient
the concentrated duplicate OF the celebrated &c
man spring whose name it bears. and whose vi
tues 1t SO eminently contains.
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CHEAP JOB PRINTING, Milan's, 6Oa 7th, above F
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SKIN DISEASE.

F. II. Drake, esq.,. Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appeared
his hands, head and face, and nearly destroyed his
eyes The most careful doctoring failed to help him.
md after all had failed he used the Cuticura Resolvent
ablood purifer) internally, Cucura and Cuticura Soap
tthe great skin cures) externally. and cured and
(has remained perfectly well to this day.
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JUMPER wArrR ondraught at Skaters, 1910 st.
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For MONDAY ONLY the following great bargains
Will be offered at RicholdS Boston Shoe House,
491 Pennsylvania avenue: Gents calf low Oxfords,
only S. gents calf low button ties, broken sizes,
only 50; ladies' Kid button bOx-toe, worked button
holes, only 81
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exert wholesome, mildly stimulating effect
the stomach, which is a direct aid to digestion,
the same time acting theoretically on the Ii
and gently on the bowels.
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.HowsoN's delicious ice cream, sl.25 gal Of
tins. Csc.
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1CSSELL'S Ice CREAM.
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FINED FOR VIOLATING THE FUNERAL LAws.-Jacob
Moore, an old colored man, charged in the Police
Court yesterday by MI VIM. A. Short, OF the health
office, with violating the law governing the vital
statistics Of the District of Columbia by interrng
the dead body OF one Martha Fields, colored, In
Moores burial grounds, without first obtaining
permit SO to do from the health officer OF the Dis
trict MI. Short testified that on the 18th OF last
month certificate OF burial was issued for the In
terment OF Martha Fields in Good Hope cemetery,
and the certificate was returned by the under
taker, showing that the interment was made in
burial ground In Hillsdale, owned by the defend
ant, and known as ''MooreS burial ground" The
defendant said he could not read write, and ap-
piicatton was made to him for permission to bury
the child in his burial ground, and he granted 1t,
and his name was signed to the permit by another
person. Mir. Padgett called Judge Snelrs atten-
ton to the fact that this is the second time the de-
fendant has been before the court on a similar
charge The court said he could not excuse the
prisoner on account OF his ignorance, for this is
matter OF grave importance to the public, and IL
the defendant can't lntelligently attend his busi
ness he will have to employ some one who does
Understand It. The court imposed the lowest
committed in default OF the fine 81,
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KENETHYs PhOtO-gallery Is now opened. Fine
cabinets, So a dozen. To every dozen enc copy In
f1ne water coIors IS added free Please to cali at
1109 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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Where Were the POlice9
e Editor Of The EVENING STAR:

Last night must have been good nightfor the
police to sleep,-that is II there is or are any po
nce me stiffness which promotes IL it does not
encourage sound slumber was rudely broken, In
the vicinity OF and 18th streets northwest about
O'Clock this morning, by the sharp clatter OF hoofs
and the rumbling OF carriage wheels, above which
rose loud, clear and continuous cries OF Police I"
"Police!" 1ntermingled with the angry exclama-
tons OF two or three persons, and the hurrying OF
footsteps on the sidewalk. This alarming uproar
was continued down N to 10th, up 10th to N, up N
to 18th, thence down11th 30 the place OF beginning
or Whereabouts, and back to the corner Of M and
1Oth,-the driver still screaming for 'poce" at the
top OF his voice every few steps OF the way. At
the point last named the running feotman came
to halt or was overtaken by the driver and quite
a crowd gathered, expecting doubtless to find that
brutal murder or extensive robbery had been COM
mltted the cause OF the whole uproar appeared
to be, however, that coupe of persons who had
under thus to NJ drHee
OF his pay: Hence all this alarming cutlery. just
why hackman has right TO disturb all the resi-
dents on nve or six squares because he may lose a
fare or two. we do not understand; but what is OF
more importance to the community is the question
where were the policemen-the supposed guard
the use they were ut that time the whole OF that
part OF the city might have been sacked. pillaged
and carried away. For full half an hour the out
rageOuS turmoil was kept up within less than
three squares Of the sixth district police station
ana IL was not until O'Clock that the disturbance
ceased.-and whether it was by the Intervention
or appearance OF a policeman then or not, we can
not tell. But, II not, it was for mo fault of the
lungs or the internal hackman,-who with his load
and the crowd OF loafers collected together ought
to have been locked up and fined for disturbing
the peace.
Now, will Lieutenant Greer, or whoever is in
charge OF that station, tell where his force was all
that weary and noisy time, and what they were
DOING that they only did not hear the terrible din?
pretty full explanation from somebody is in
order II the force elsewhere and at other times is
as hard to rouse as his squad was last night there
is very little security for the people and property
or washington, and the whole force might as well
be mustered out OF service.
OUTRAGED CITIZENS.
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r:sE FLAssELs at your own price, Young's.
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TRALLEs has opened photograph gallery, 3O9 9th
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and ID ST
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THE CITY MARKETS.

A PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
SOMETHING ABoCT THE FROG BUsINEss-FRBsH
MEATS STILL HELD AT HIGH PRIcEs-oTHKR FEAT
UREs OF THE WEEK.
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MARINE GLASSES and thermometers, Hempler's,
l63 Pa. ave.
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Nervous Debility

is depressed. irritable state OF mind; weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling; no energy; no anma-
in generative organs occasioned by excuses; men,
tai Overwork, or indiScretonS. A positive infalli-
able remedy for all these troubles is found in
Aliens Brain Food, which tones up the system,
arrests all Involuntary discharges, removes men,
tai gloom and dependency, and restores wohder-
full power to the weakened organs Sold 10y all
druggists 81 package for IS, or sent free by mail
on receipt OF price, from ALIENS PHARMACY, 3l5
First avenue, n. Y. STOTT q CROMWELL, Agents
nj
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SKIN HUMORs.

Mrs. s. E. Whipple, Decatur Mich, writes that her
lace head and come parts of her body almost
Head covered with scabs and sores, suffered fearfly
and tried everything. Permanently cured by Cuticura
Resolvent (blood purer) and Cuticura and Cuticura
Soap (the great skin cures).
Cuticura Remedies for sale by all druggists.
Principal depot.
WEEKS l. POTTER, Boston, Mass
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y. B prders aill "a 70 New orleens WIN lsesivs
pEcgnpe ut1entacu, jyl2-x&gl4
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OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather, local rains in the southern portions
northeast 70 southeast winds, stationary or slight
rise In temperature, Slight changes In barometer
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les Are Attractive.

When Ladies Are Attractive.
All ladies know their faces are more attractive
when free from pimples. Parker'S Ginger Tonic
is popular among them, because IT banishes i'm
puritieS from blood and skin and makes the face
glow and the eye sparkle with health.
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Forty Years Experience of Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
The ntad and S a anu f ,
years with never-failng success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySenteTy and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels and wird collie BY giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price IS cents
bottle. m,W,S
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". W. BURDETTE L CO..

Nos. 92s 7th st. and FOG X n. W.
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uO! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN

CUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
LADY OF THE LAKE
VIII make trip of 40 miles down the Potomac River g.
cry SUNDAY AFTERNOON. leaving Gth-strect wharf
al $3.50 m. Returning about O'Clock.
No liquors sold on Boat.
Fare, SOC. Children half pric. 3e24-2m
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$1,000 Reward
For any case OF blind, bleeding itching, liberated,
or protruding Piles that DeBng's Pile Remedy
fails to cure Prepared by j. p Miller, NJ. d., 9l5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa None genuine with.
cut his signature. Sold by druggists disco
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hUcnUpN1DasD
Quick, complete cure, al annoying Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases. ST. Druggists. Depot,
Stott & Cromwell.
"A1derncy Dairy WagOns.0
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb "Ward" prints 40c. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per ct Cream. 15c pint
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to $3.50 per sack.
IT WILL BE SEEN by the advertisement elsewhere
that Walter b. Williams & Co., auctioneers, will
make the closing sale OF silver plated show cases
OF goods uncalled for and the remaining stock on
hand in store No. 924 18th street northwest, on
Monday, August 9TH, at 10 O'Clock.
THE Music AT THE WHITE House GROUNDS
The program TO be rendered by the Marine band
at the White House grounds this evening is as fol-
lows: March, Esprit de Corps" Sousa; grand
fantasia. Mephe stofele,' Boto; waltz, "Gaeti,"
Godfrey; Mosaic, Ye OIden Times" BeYer: Sainn,
"Giary Clover" Jones.
No RIGHT TO KEEP DANGrRo1ys Docs-Ceorce
washington, colored, was charged in the Police
Court this morning with keeping fierce ana dan
gerous Cog. which bit a little white boy named VIM
Henson lie was sent to the workhouse for 30 days
III oeIault OF sl0 note, although he kept five bull
asS cS 10 x ms property VIM Pomeroy was
colored boy. Counsel In this case urged that the
defendant was business man and kent the dog to
protect his place of business The court Said
there was no excuse for keeping dangerous dog
and business man has no right to keep dogs to
person who Is bitten by a dog is In danger OF nv
drophobit. and he intends to enforce the law
rlgidly. He imposed the highest hne-slO o. 30
days. We ."
TIE NATIONAL. DENTAL ASSOCIATION last eve
X. b. Winder, Baltimore, Nd; first Vice president.
Dr. j. b. Rich. New York; second vice president
" f. urhef, ItaleiSn, NJ: tnir0 vice prgSid2 Ut
W. W. Ford, Macon, Ga; fourth vice president. f.
Parinly Brown, Flushing, NY. NTH vice presi-
dent, W. W. Evans, Washington, DC; secretary,
r. Finley Hunt, Washington, DC; assistant sec,
rotary, E.: S: Chisholm, Tuscaloosa, Ala. treas
urer, III. b. Noble, Washington, Dc; assistant
treasurer. J. p. Holmes, Macon. Ga; committee
on correspondence with United States govern
ment-Drs. J. b. Rich. w. II. DwinGle, John
Allen, v. E. Turner and ]. Curtis Sn,lthe. Drs. j.
b Hodskin, OF Washington, DC; G.. w Rembert.
OF Natchez, Miss, and T. NJ. Alien, of Eufaula.
Ala, We're appointed executive committee. The
association adjourned until July 4, 1854.
The BI0XI.ow CAsE.-Prosecrt;Hy Attorney
Moore states that nothing viii DC done In tho case
OF Blseiow until after the star trial as his
counsel Col Totten; Is busily engaged In this case
Then motion Will be made for 4 reduction of the
bail, which Is now $35 eco and Gay Will be set for
a hearing.
GErriSd EVIDENCE OF HER MARRIAGR-Thc
District Commissioners yesterday forwarded to ?
matron at Marksv.ile, Page county, Va. copy OF
her marriage license, for which application WAS
made several weeks ago. She stated IN her appli-
cation for 1t that she was married to her husband
In this city fifteen years ago; he had Since left her
and married another, declaring that hc was not
married to her.
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The Mark cts.

BALTIMORE. January %. Virgins Gs cnnsols
cc3'P, do. second sI7cs. Ssh; DO past due coupons
BAl1iMO3f. January a3.-Cotion stsady-mid-
ding. lie. Flour III her ard ac:iNe-Howard street
and western super g. 25s5.Oo: do extra. 5 25s6. 2S
DO, family, G. 50aI.0o city mills super 4 50s
525; dc extra. 550aG. ~. do. family : 50a7 IS do
Rio brands 100. Paiapsco family. S25 Wheat
southern and bivher. western higher southern
ied. iosl "A do amtcr. l. 43al. as Ne. Maryland,
ii";4al4@ NJ. western Winter red spot, l4lA. bid:
Janusy. l.i3sl. az February. l.4.al a. March.
Iilal A AIr, I4Sal. Is',. Corn southern higher
western steady and quiet southern white 1Sa19. do.
G9'gaC9'4 February. C9la7O: March al TflS; kprii
IS hid. steamer t7g asked. Oats higher southern 50
ass weetern white. 5ls33: do. mixed. 5oa5l: Penn
syNania, 51a53. Ryt dull. aoa95. Hay easier prime
Prov SONS very lrm-mcss Pork. H. 80. Bulk
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed. ~ and %.
Eacon shoulders. 81; clear rib sides. loa. Hams.
iSalJe. Lard. L. Butter firm for chOict- western
hacked. lSs40: rob. 2aa22. flls hr,n n lined nom
ma y lCaii. Pctrol.Ilm higher refined. :. Coffes
diic tiip cargpes. ordinary tn fsir ~ aaA Sugar
quiet soft. Whisky higher and firm, l. loal 20&.
lrghts {" Liverpool Ter duil-cotton, 3 l6s
ID: hour, ls-"d: lJr barrel: grain, I'd. Roccipts-
nonr "oH barr, wheat, 500 bushels, corn > a76
bushels: cate g.. pa h!shel~: rye none Shilnents-
5t", loo bl-hcsss corn, al. 100 bushels.
MN YORK, January -. Stocks weak. Money q.
tNGhHnse-lcng. 4sa; do. short. 4S7t state bonds
duh. Governments firm. Cotton weak.
NEW YORK, January 23.-Elour moderately active
and "a shade trn.cr. Wheat fairy active and stals.
cents l-,Ir r. Germ quiet and IA, cent higher. Pork
LONDON, January 3. 12:S0 pm onsols- for
mofey. 100 4 i6; tor tire account. 100 ; u. \.
hons 5s extended lei y. Atlantic and Great Western
hr-t MORTGAGE t~ustee~ certificates. go New Jersey
Central l5e. Atlantic and Great Western second mort
ga" trustees certificates. le. Illinois Central, 1857.
feilhst wanna Central, t3 Reading, S3'.. Ontario
and Western. 29F. Milwaukee and 1t. Paul conn.,