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from bso, ss fs%sss
ser TGy
. "a 4s rs S Sss T ssr Ssss ss
% &o p s ba% Western Prime Mess SIS
Clear Back mi fsH ehs s but
IS g y
ssiS Is city Extra india Ness s26S$27 .sio;
BEGE IA LSasSS e dm MA as SaSe
holders very rm their views as to PleeT se
bs sSS P s4sfsr. Hr ss5c 1850 iSG S
ESo aS p &C. dSS 1892 T2e. p aS j. Il
Clean here quoted Fee S's OV Vest aqI Long
R Rs S sales ssfs
Light Ss Pig @ pss S Sast Ws az t: opSa
trHo The Of wednesday last ash tracing
s' sa aS' .pot anf PsSa'%Rs S%
enl ss S ssh Marf9 6S o SH f'
AP cS,n1 81 SGsns dO6 S ts:
closing i96e 100 cs July sae 1l 4saT
S Of Es"4 sf $50 conqsPi SSn'n
SR ny n6 S " hi 'HIS
4 !S no Y ps. Wt.S raS b
state Dairy FirEins Iee3Sc' state Frkns and Tubs
2g25c Western Dairy l6s2ge Western tern Factory I9SSc
CHEES E MAJ ket varied amy particular prices
hold steady aud demand is very moderate tate
Factory, 9al3slc Western. Flat, S0l3+c creamery
SKINNED 5dGc do, partly SKINNED S0 2c selections Ior
home use l334 10 l4c... ...EGGS-Thee continues nrm
market without important change prices aud demand very
fair; Jersey. "7G2Sc; state 27c western, Zo9Zo2cj
Southern 23Q27c all fresh: LINED. $4,000.
RICE-Qmet. steady unchanged.
sBEDs-Cioyei, II~6i4c; Timothy; So 1Oas2 20, and
Flaxseed 81 40 with moderate demand.
SUGAR-Raw active and much stronger Refining fali Ec
81 40 hhds Centrifugal 7sc aud 5000 mus
and 900 bags Cuba do 7s07 sc.; nned higher MOULD
"a S5aa3atc; Confectionery do, SsdH'c. STANDARD A.
sl2a8ac.; III "a" Sls9-9ci White = xtra &C. &c. aeiow
do do os977sc: Yellow "C,'' 1897 &c; yellow 90 &c
Crushed. 9isc Cubes 0sc. Cut Loaf. 94c POWDERED 1~
STEARISE-Dul and nominal Choice City quoted II ga
II &c: OleOmargaTine Steirlne 92iGlOc. ., q,
ThILoW-DulI and weak Prime CITY quoted 8'IsS4c
Sales 34 10 10. S~d54c
TEA-Frm but rat er quiet. a., ro,
TOBACCO Kentucky fIm but less active; seed Lear
rather nOre active 100 New ENGLAND ISL log
3Oo 100 Pennsylv 1890 81 200 OHIO, 1851 pr
terms sundres 3l20 Jc 200 bales Havana ooe
81 t. , -,
WoDI.-stroag and in continued good demand sales
10000 cping California, 20 4c; 10000 Fdl 90,
23L2c; 27 7Oc zoo spring Ieras ~
j6O 900 n Fan do pc 5000 state teeces Stc
traian 4jc 20 bacs Dousko 29c / - bales MoneydeO
"a no. 90 bales Natal IN bond Pc 3i pa CaDe III
bord lsc tree. 3lc 81 ba .. East india 1870
30 Unwashei Carpet, 3jOuO MonteyldeO 4UVVu -
q 10 Fieeces 300 state 30 bags Colorado 23O0o Neyala
81 UUO Oregon secured 800 SECURED Texas ZOOOV
Unwa shed Mediterranean SO bags Domestic Nols ana
2l5.OOO 10 10. fu! led private terms
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

w DICTIONARY adapted to the Constitution mt, snd
the Urei AmerSa aS6 q aw anG By JOIN
Bos,vIER. fifteenth Eiuan' Thoroughly '''''''
greatly enlarged.
This is an err of law dictionaries. "o,"n
recall that within about years there have apl''ou
=, rn,aud the small volumes by Browne, and by MOI
lev and whitley and the larger by Sweet anu ny
TON and IN this country two volume WORK IVY n""o'
md Winfelds Aduiged Words ana f1I''S'~' " -
will soon be added similar volumes ny n'o"'o . .,
lawson And now the old favorite BouVier oo" W Wv
front In fifteenth edition, which neeus Only 1"i'O!
examination to satisfy the reader that inc REVISION anu
enhancement which been made are substantial anu
trtort Francis Rawle of the philadelphia Bar, mas
had the general editorial charge OF the work. though he
names in his preface number OF Trustworthy "'cIS
who have cO-opcrated The actual increase OF matter j.
stated at $50 pages One familiar with the former WoFA
easily percevcs that number OF new titles tine pre- acc
more than 700, have been added also that changes
and pr8cress which have made in the law since inc
last revision of the work Tin 1867 have been hoer"S
AMI idicously Incorporated under the proper heads
The articles Authorizations Annual Assay, Bond Cuzen'
Civil Damage Civil Rights, Code. Copyright court
Martial Courts OF the United States, Descent DlSou-
tion Election In the first volume; also the accounts Vi
the several States and the titles Reports and Words are
some in which now matter is especially apparent. One
bowever notices many articles which might well nave
been treated somewhat anew. yet have not been; ana
ee that many mpArtant changes I'm the law are covered
nv only few peruncory words. UTOu subjects the law
OF which stands substantially unchanged the editors 10
not seem TO have taken much trouble OF introducing re-
cent authorities; these articles generally wear some
what Old fashioned look Citations OF recent trcatSeS
are NOT al numerous as we should expect and there s
curious rctcence to other law dictionaries win inc
exception of a couple of citations from Motley and
Whtplev we have not detected an Acknowledgement OF
recognition OF the valuable mOdsrn books In the same
field.
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HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-YOrk,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
ENGLISH LITERATURE
IN THE
18TH CEN FURY.
BY Thomas Sergeant Perry. l2mO Cloth So.


Mr. perv nurnos has been not TO write history butt
disclose the principles the formation OF EhgnSn
literature during century lie has endraVoreu "
compsh this not only by examination OF the general Gun
dition thou ght and life in England but also py
If Tho .ntecedent a development OF liter
AZURE in the great Continental NatOns-France itaJ ui
many and SPAIN by analysis OF their more
literary productions these countries being teliow"otkcIs
with England the urgent task Of clearing away he
Ism beauahed by Tho Middle Ages The work. therefore, s
stuy of ropean literature during the eighteenth century,
with English literature ceutre of interest MI Perry
las succeeded il distinguishing with considerable precision
the various steps by which the intellectual life IN England
advanced from the exaggerated arhCay OF the commence
ment Of tb nerto under review the and versatility
of close Mr. Perrys work cannot fail to be OF great use
to the student and Of enjoyment TO the general
reader II is OF patient industry in the exana
ton and comparison literary productions OF many ages
and countries aided by keen critical sense and entire amili
aty with the best writings the SUBJECT with which 1t Is
concerned
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The story Of Tim and Tip" that Of homeless boy and
his dog who follows him all his wanderngs ana shares IN
all his adventures 1t il fun OF incident on land and wafer
The tender affection the boy for his dumb companion ara
fahuness Of the dog to ais Young master are descoe
BY MI OTIS wonderful skill and sympathy ana
abounding humor which his Toby Tyler" and MI
subbs Brother popular with youthful readers every
where.
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count of the ceebratonOf the 22d The market has sus
25OOOOO pounds kinds, Ohio and Pennslvana neeces
selling at 43945c for X aud 041c Tor Xxx ana Xxx ana
above Michigan in demand with sales at
4O042 ac as TO quality, including some round ots al 40
422c Combng and Geaine heeces were bm az 46gfI &C.
for Fine Delaine and AS 05tc for NO COnplng In Oh-
washed Wool the been considerable ~ ido
range OF prices the largest sales being the OF 20
33c California Wool has been quiet and the SAFES nnmpor
has been demand and sales we're eHeesd
22047c for Common and above Supers Foreign WOOL was
quiet with sales OF 900 pounds OF Australian at 4s
pounds OF Cape 80 and &c., 1000 pounds Monteydeo
at 33Q3Cc.
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY:

The CORRESPONDENCE Of Thomas Carlyle and Ralph waldo
Emoi son 1884 70 1879.
with fine Portraits etched for this work
Edited by Charles Eliot Norton. vols l2mo Gilt top,
rough edges. 81. Haif calf, 81
a remarkable piquant and brilliant series OF letters.
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IY THE SAME AUTHOR.
TOBY TYLER or, Ten Weeks with a Circus.
MR. sTUBBs's BROTHER. Sequel 10 Toby Tyler"
Illustrated by w. a. Rogers.
lCmo, cloth, each 81.
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TIN AND ZIP :;

Or Tho Adventures Of a Boy and Dog. BY James Otis
auhor of Toby Tyler" &C Illustrated by W. A Rogers
l6mo. cloth. 81.
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SHANDON BELLS.

Novel. by William Black, author of "A Princess oil
Thule" "Macsp Violet" etc illustrated l2mo' Cloh'
81 rs; 4to Paper 20 cents
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T""'lUIIT iT'I TTII|''I
IiI1tp. Ere q lirt prices tIalt'rel
iIV III SIi,AW 'irii. &. tan stocks not large
AMI NJ % COS rcmain firm We quote tiay Medium To
prime Timothy ltaJDc shipping Gta dcs zoe Cover -
nc SO I've straw. 81 dCjc, short Il" 'u45oc Cat 10
d5Ic. ,...,...,
a., The AZ ldflc., from england In lrt'o hls.i
t.r ..t ~ anal. iride here howe IL stu quiet
ln or. re not os t0 fore th"ir goods upon the ma
L. ana he uujsrtnr therefore y ST." r NS reg iids
80. "a -. howe g.. the ft,t remains that they a. q
20 M is Sad tat ca lf'rna. were ~"l at point
~ lao GO SOW 'ttt" a % Iu 'tol o'~'~' "'''
Grade. - t-Ir. Nr rings u'H'ur. - . .,.,t.
ItaT.lt.s ilruii.a b. IN tlr dculilu ~ s,'t5
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WOOL SALES

LONDON Feb 23The following wool sales OF Thurs
day In detail 1852 bales NewSOnh Wales and Queensland
Fleece Is I'D e. I'D SECURED Is ID a2s Srdi Greasy
VictoranFleece 2 Id 02s Sd Secured 10 Ills 81;
Greasy, 7d4 id. Locks and Pieces. 61d.Gls 6i9d:
Lambs Is I'D OILS. 3d.. 1916 bales Austalian--
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Llsn, nacs.. 3 Nan! Ifs creg Ill., = = .
M Naie Rae ~ heavy 81 81 ec.; 70
ME American rs Iron. wrc qpet amt tn, inclined me-, to t.,
Hi to,S \a . ~ Fnun r.. OUTSIDE brand Il, ~ %
quo.'; Hu l'' 5Un ' GengainGcA ST. o. Guinness
e rubroc ~; ~mmerico 8 . 30 ~tsei E'i,s We're ~ n
co'tn cd iir demand aud se1y Al so at tide water o
non ha,is steady at S-l9t!1 Tor n's ANA ~ %
t.. to- .,n and s., 80 In yari ipgot copper about
.'cad wi 200io ID al kids s2d on p ly y I forms
qurr stocks are lree and IN resar tone r'ySs 7lrs
a,d ,, Io6bns ,@ al 'boui steady heuo Cha coal ru
Guor 80 637 do Ter e. - 3 's@s, %" t"Se .in
n ;5r or small ana - 5'es Goo o. large lots rGdnfd
,can a Nc Iron an Mela rxcaanso, Iron Gni, Pig
ola ais ,e'@y IT., G1' s Hncr crSy c s.Sy
WoilSSE- cuba boi ng .toc, quiet at io for 1j'-to't
NAVAL srORF--Roslns wore rnet 9at sie5dy, Pa-iGn-
rdla y : o. SPIRITS rmpentno was qnet and over IN
ympa5'ly w Tir ~ ~ 7s Sa t ii pitch - -
9,--Lnsrd ws ann I,r al III he ZELDA l. c Crude
M. adru, ladl,c.. Cline summer Yellow S9l'ohs igH.
5.L2u5'..' nude. A6at' y: Cluds Sperm ~ 'iuIe
0cEAS FREIGhrs Der room was guiot and y, rates
POOL steam 1000 busn. Grain pnvllc ie'mS loOUO busl.
40, 4i ,o' E;"us A. 3D. a,js T. 100 bales cotton
200 osd I5s iss;
bush 40 T Tt% M sicin DO did ANS TERDAd
40 R6frEE JAM, do. 90 HAvRE' do, 10 ......
= balss Leather a 7g0 boxes Bacon, $500
, lover seed 10 sacks Flour % bbis. Lubricatln5
On add tcs d. ljO ma rs 800 Dbls Betf aud ~
- H. led AM "a Beef and ties. Pork 81 bDls.
do les Hams. 15O; 200 buckets Lard, IA A.
Wp or bKAirN, British bark 100 hbis Refined PotrO
lrnm s Lisbon Italian bark from Philadelphia 80 Odl
hush q ain 1850 CORK FOR ORDEHS. Two British
non, MARCH 80 and liz % do,
bs d PENA "a. American bark hence 500 cases re
une pc rorum privilege Que pot In Java private terms
HAVANA. big fence 900 bbls do, zoe and SOS DC
dusk HkBrsh Daih from ools ,.'
New ,ais II - MO NrEVluED }. Dutch brig, 30 tons
dutch bark ga tons general cargo at rates BOOi II
EhzlbethDOrt, coal. 81 90 -.. hOCk
LAND sclpo ier HobOken Coal 81 20 .WlLMl No
10 tDeawaro schooner hence ola Rails ~ 81 PORT
Ia Nh OK 10 tfH BAY, schooner hence, "a t. o..
PURITAN u, schooner from Perth Anuoy CoL' 81 so 49, -
NEW YORK schOOners fiom Portland, Lumber 81 40
.-..N ORrm SIDE OF CUBA. brig. from Portland lex'
Havana shocks and heads, 2lc.....BoSroN OR PORT
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I University Grammar school, l,4Al broadway;
I near 42d.sL ,iGth year. Primary Commercial an !
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BOSTON, Feb. 23.rhe past week has been broken,
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So.T,En fifteenth Elition, thoroughly foViSo' anu
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One Fool Among Many.

Il ought to have stopped five years before did !;
but l thought it wouldn't amount 10 any thing, so
kept on. was fool, of course-but who isn't when
ambition and the chance of making money spurs him
on? only hope shall get well enough to digest
another square meal some time without a rebellion
in my stomach
The speaker one OF lhe best known civil engin-
eers and mining experts in the country hardy by
nature as buffalo, but broken down by hard study
and the merciless lashing administered to his mind
and body by his hand during the earlier part of
his career. At fifty he is prematurey gray, bent in
form and dispirted. Dyspepsia did it-Dyspepsia,
the selfinficted of the American in every de-
partment of toll.
Il am thirty-fve years old,' writes Mr.. Charles II.
Watts, of West Somers, Putnam county, N. Y, and
had suffered from dyspepsia for fifteen years. Tried
everything. At last gave PARKER's GINGER TONIC
chance to show what 1t could do for 1t proved
Its ability by curing me. recommend 1t to all who
suffering from this dreadful disease.' Mr. G. r.
Cole, druggist of Carmel N. Y certies to the truth
of Mr.. Watts statement.
Gloom, despondency, hopelessness, disgust with
all labor, sleeplessness horrid dreams to render bed
time like the hour of execution to a criminal-these
are some of Dyspepsia's footprints The DyspeptiC
knows what Coleridge meant when he said: might
is my hell.'' PARKER's GINGER TONIC cures Dys.
pepsia puries the Blood, disperses rheumatism and
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