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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE cholera is rapidly dying out in
France.
MONTANA has quarantined against cat
tie from the northern Texas ranges.
THE British House of Commons on the
9Th, voted credit of E3O0, 900 for the relief
of General Gordon.
The corner stone of the Bartholdi statue
pedestal on Bedloe's Island was laid on
the 9th.
NEGOTIATIONS between France and Chi
ma have been broken off.
AN extensive fire occurred at Akron, o.,
OH the 9Th, burning a number of frame
buildings.
AT Birmingham (Eng.) demonstration
on the 9th John Bright declared the divine
right of peers obsolete.
1T has been decided that justices of the
peace in Iowa can not try offenders against
the liquor law.
ALL trains coming over the frontier from
Mexico are to be inspected to prevent the
spread of yellow fever.
EARL GRANVILLE has refused the re-
quest Of the Marquis Tseng to mediate be-
tween France and China.
SCHDnDT's Autograph and label works
and Tatum & Bow ems establishment at
San Francisco burned on the 9TH. Loss,
So 1000.
TIE English police have been informed
that IA dynamite emissary has been sent
over from America. He is priest.
MISS GEORGE FLOYD, st. Louis young
lady, was saved from drowning ut Rocka-
way Beach ON the 9th by Mr.. c. NJ. Don.
aldson.
BOLTON, Crown Solicitor, was awarded
ESQ., damages on his suit against Parnell
and othor men of the United Ireland.
COLONEL HATcHwas renominated ny the
Democrats Tor Congress from the First
District of Missouri.
AT Washington, D. c., on the jh, the
Coroner'5 jury held the proprietor Of the
United States Hotel responsible for toe
loss of life in the fallen building, and called
the attention of the District Attorney to
the case.
THE Democrats of the Twelfth Illinois
| District renominated J. A. Riggs, the pres
ent member, for Congress.
A FREIGHT train ON the Western and Y,
! G. Railroad broke from the engine while
going up the mountain on the 9Th, ana
went back down the HILL going through a
| trestle. The conductor was killed.
! The total value Of exports of domestic
cattle, hogs and beef, porl, and dairy pro-
ducts for six months ending June 30, was
$i3,S57,4l9 against S5l,G57,7y3 during the
same period last year
| THERE was one death from cholera onthe
5th, in each of the following Italian towns
Ossario, Villa Franco, Cairo, Montenotte,
Sebargo, Sesseno and Campaigning. A
fresh case also occurred in the province OF
Turin.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-08-09

THE Court OF Inquiry investigating the
Navy Departments frauds is reporte to
have discovered fraudulent voucher
dated two months previous to General
Wales taking charge of the bureau, which
indicates that the fraudulent practices in
this bureau began earlier than has been
supposed.
THE joint session of the French Senate
and Chamber of Deputies to revise the
Constitution disbanded in row.
THE steamer Dione was in collision with
the Camden Off Gravesend, Eng, on the
3D., and sunk. 1t was a terrible affair.
The Dione was filled with pleasure seek
ers. Particulars lacking.
AT the Indian Office on the 4th, it was
stated that the War Department will take
steps to eject Payne from the Indian Ter.
ritory.
The Treasury Department has been
asked by the Commissioners of Emigra-
ton at New York what they shall do with
the pauper emigrant families that came
across the ocean on the steamer Furnesia.
THERE were twenty eight deaths from
cholera at Marseilles during the twenty
four hours ended at p. m. on the 4th, and
none at Toulon.
On the 4th the Commissioners of Emf
grafton at New York inspected the steer.
age passengers on the City of Rome and
found twelve in a destitute condition.
These were not permitted to land, and can
only be released by order of the Collector
or Surveyor of the port.
A HEAVY gas vein was struck on the
property of Park Bros. s. Co., steel manu-
facturers, at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 4th,
at depth of 1,575 feet.
A NUMBER OF lasters left the Walker,
Strong & Carroll factory at East Wey.
mouth, Mass, on the 4th, refusing to last
shoes for the Italians who had been Sc
cured to fiji the places of strikers.
A LABOR demonstration held at Hamil.
ton, Ont, ON the 4th, was an immense sue
cess. The procession was a mile long. a
noteworthy feature was the marching OF
young women, cotton and shoe operatives.
For the fourth week Of July the earn.
ings of the St. Paul Railway system aggre.
gated $G66,O00 against $o7S,0)O for the cor.
responding week last year-an increase OF
SIS 900. The total earnings for July were
$3.50, 900 against S1,s29,O00 for the same
morOh in 1888, gain of Sl2j,00J.
The lines OF the new Bankers an Mer-
chantslTelegraph Company have been com
pleted from Chicago to Milwaukee and
Madison, Wis, and are rapidly working
toward st. Paul, Mimi.
NOTICE has been given by the Super
vising Inspector General of Steamboats, tc
local Inspectors that they must refuse tc
issue original or renew licenses to officers
of steam vessels except upon satisfactory
evidence that applicants are citizens of the
United States, either by birth or by
naturalization.
For the quarter ended March 81, 1854
the expenditures of the Post-oiiic Depart.
ment were $l1 ,62s,959; the receipts, So.
S43 sos; leaving deficiency Of $3.50, 391
In the corresponding quarter of 1SS;
there was surplus OF $i,219S77. Fol
the three.quarters Of the last fiscal year
that have been a ssAd, the deficiency ag-
gregated 81, 100000. For the entire year
it is estimated that it will approximate
SO, 900.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-08-09

THERE was much excitement near Battle
Creek, NJ ch., on the 3lst, over the discov-
cry Of a cre1nated child. n youn woman,
mother but no wife, was suspected.
A LARGE quantity of dynamite was
stolen from colliery magazine near Air
drie, Scotland, on the 1st The theft cre-
ated panic.
AT Boston, on the LIST, genuine Italian
murder occurred. j. Marcona was stab
bed to death by his wife's paramour, F.
Delminno.
OK the LIST six-story tenement in Water
street, New York, burned. One child was
burned to death, and several adults Sc.
verely burned.
NEAR Breckenridge, KY, on the 1st,
was killed, his brother John seriously
wounded, and Mrs. Charlie Poole also
wounded.
Ar Key West, Fla, on the LIST, the master
and crew of the schooner Julia Baker
were arrested. The vessel left its course
and it is understood the captain was MUIR
dered in q mutiny.
AT Driftwood, Pa, fire on the evening
of the Sd, destroyed twenty-five buildings
in the business por ion of the town. Loss,
about $4,000.
The steamship Glenelga is said to have
foundered in a dense fog few days ago,
off Ushant, on the coast of Brittany. The
crew and passengers, seventy-six in mum.
Der, were all saved
On the 80 the rear portion of the United
States Hotel at Washington, d. c., col
lapsed, burying in the ruins q number of
people, four of whom were rescued alive.
On the 81 Mary Jane Williams. OF
Columbus, O., commonly known as "Irish
Moll," was murdered, supposedly by two
colored men.
A DISPATCH from Bar Harbor, Me-, says
the new Mountain House on Green Noun
tain, built last year, was burned the night of
the 81. Loss not known insurance, $4,000.
The guests were quartered in tents.
ON the night of the 4th the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad depot at Jersey City, N.
j., was destroyed by fire.
THE British brgs Belle Star and
Richard Owen collded at sea, the latter
being sunk and four of her crew drowned.
On the night of the 45h twenty-three in
mates of New York tenement on Charl-
ton street narrowly escaped being burned
to death.
OK the night of the 4th Burroughs &
Carter's refrigerator building was burned
at Flint, Mich. Loss $1,000; insurance,
$4,000
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-08-09
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

A PARTY of masked men with revolvers
on the 31st compelled RhodY Boyle, a
farmer near Petrolia, Pa, to give up $13,-
600. They escaped.
A GANG of burglars who worked the
fashionable residence portion of Pitts
burgh, Pa, were captured on the 31st with
$40, 900 worth of swag in the shape of jew
elry, silverware, etc.
The suit for libel at Dublin of Bolton
against O'Brien, editor of United Ireland,
resulted in verdict in favor OF lie plant
if.
MAJOR NoRTH, one of tho men in Buffalo
Bups show, was thrown from his horse at
Hartford, Conn, on the 3Ist, and severely
injured.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-08-09
HONORiNG TIE HEROES

deception to the Survivors of the Greedy
Expedition aud tl~ir Rrscuers at Ports.
mouth, New NHmpshire-A FITTING el-
come, Warm as Proud Hearts Could Make
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb % Ga.'
43s Od; Long Clear Mddles, 46s 0d short Clear dee.
AIS Od RIBS 46s Gd Shoulders, 39s per c"t Bee
ills Od. extra Indian Ness Prime Mess, SJs F0Tk-
Mess 7ss od per bbl Prime Mess Eastern S3s ~
ern 78s Lard-American, 49s obi Prime western AUS "a
Lard OIL ASS 3D. Hams-Long Cut 59s shoulders at aus
Butter per cwt. for finest United states Cneese
Choice lis Wheat-Red Western SPRING sS dGa;
ass zd Red Winter, SO Gos Sd. per cental NO spring
ss Cd; New Western Winter g 4d NeT Mixed We Mes
ern I'D California No. J. So Id ass 6d CailiOrna NO y
Is Cd ass Cd Genital CoTn-Mixed o Os I'D, 90
26s 6d do at London 26s 3D. per ew! Refined PetGo sG
leum I'd III per gallon Glover SeedAmer1can ked GUS
a66s per Talow 40s. Cd per cwt R2sin-C
Cd; Pale, 9s. Ql0s Cd Linseed OIL Zos od-0zIa
per Cwt. .,.. . 49,. H.. o.o 100 ooo
centals including 10000 American -, 90 - = ooo =
LONDON Feb 26.-PrOduCe-L OIL 32O bs0&zO los
per ton Calcutta Lnseed 45s Cd per quarter ,s 9 In
per gallon Spirits, OF Turpentine, PCS Cd; per e%t S
Pale 6sal1s Provisions-Lard ass. od per Swt for
American sugar 20s Cd 620s Cd cw for cuba Centr
uEai puarizing 3Oe, and l75 0dWles ID FOR CuO@ us
coyad0 fair refining ahOat. -, - &c
ASTwERp Feb. 28-Petroleum, Fine Pale American. is
francs Is paid and 10 francs 70 cenmes sellers
Wilcox's Lard closed at l9 francs per 100 kl0S
BREMEN Feb. 26.-PetrOleum. Z marks 20 p1ennnSs.
Wilcoxs Lard closed az 46 marks per 10 ID: -. , -
HAMBURG. Feb. 26.-WicOXs Lard closed at 40 marks oO
pfennngs per 100 Ii. "a, ,-- - -
H1yRE Feb 25.Wicox's Lard closed at 81 francs per %
kLOs
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27

tons Measurement Goods LONDON, steam; steam
PEI PS sP5 a' sSsm S% pSdF iGa qao@ T@SS
2d BRisToT do "a LEiTlI steam go etcam aa
do "a WGAsTE sidoA steam &c 7S
5a: Aan e Sisnnnss steam %9 Dos Heel
tes ard IS 6gls Sa19Si az d ~ TT6Saeco 2 Stems 2 IS bb
Flour 300 bales Cotton ba1E 30 900 bush
Gra @ lIEsT 6aT 9ooo P6ls Ssr rene6 9ed
I FstIocgg9 q S c'Tsa British GiN s9
10000 cases do BOMBAY British P9T TGp2rsa p2mSa
bark from Pladepl9 5000 o2s a. z; fsSont 80
ISL i5i' i&DRI4Tfc. another 1900 bbs do, 3s Al
LONDON, British steamer laid on for general cargo "'
rates. .,...... 81, soo 70 ,or ,vostorn.
d cAKn ffaf ssS at SS Il
pTcs herefoe are more or less nominal nothing OF the
moment done The wot declined 0 per bb , dnng II 7S t9
M Fa% Mess 7' es%T B6SS rom p
rors very modete prices not qnota5y @ cangea I
Sales 250 eces C Extra naa Msss 1tSa Ness s
asi Packet SIS barrels s2 so in erces IIaiS Plate
Ses adv - tS, 20 G6 at s9s 90 quoted s23 90
MEATS There s vory little doing n 91t hSsTs cg
Hams at a' e iSSs 'io 100 'f Pkei sSouds Picked
sSS, ssss Pelea Fl Z haSa 5Sisc@ @ smq Shoulder
9c 5SES9 hoY h9s Mammal in absence important demand
Gongcar IN NcwYoTE d9c for ch69Ee SnS Sbont 3
&C. lower with dun trading CITY Heavy to Is hghs fe 9
Srcngr s q tosy mo marked Nay option and demand from
shippers somewhat better The early and
Ts - points but near the West came
Sn sfke snd ae Gepes aSs e ass 200 ics
fnary 81 as S0c closing nomnaly g9c 1900 tcs March
closing 1906 tc 900 May fSs B Sg
closing Loose June quoted closing 16 tcs al
dqay inC Of TenSe5 S ~ sae 800 tee Continent private
terms quoted lO2Oc South American s wabts
and spers Continue very QUIET The feeling weak yet
How no 10 TadS c eanss sssn % o State
half hrkn ubs and paS 1se8oc ns Wesn 9 baes 100
s5e wesern Imitation CREAMERY 20 S9c Western Dairy
yTseeIh Z s wiiSbodeT yet change,
haze mot PseM G mp rae E seG p0 6
extent choice Eastern 4+dl4s4c tat 10 T g.
Western fI stronger U with iay active Inquiry
State and Pennsylvania 22G22i2ci western --ci oou"'
RcE-The demand steady for Domestic grades and the
gnsra tone a nSs s5c are s5Gdh IN % pce
Only nqg Gs fsS sSs 5 S5d sha fs5 81 s 5
ami hhds NIoasscs Sugar S91 test 2c NO s1ss , on
S Bae and q sne Sugar was weak and .o
dun &"d prSSss Seay mSG & sae St 6S
Sc; Powdered 7'a77c cubes 7te G5ann,SG; a do d
M99a On S@ eas S%159s.ODSss White Extra w 5SSc
Extra Z, GaGc. &C." 6ia5'sc; yellow, 5Hoa5's
aEdd but 6Gs @HeS oco%asaTnc &
held Arm city quoted 0isc with runored sales oil Zooooo
S and wthoSi decided change Bacs
l4L5a i5c Ginger 22c PlmentO 54c cloves, HanLl
bar a &c; Nutmegs 53G0jc for 10 81 Mace 5oG4Oc
TE11opticns dTm and Japan actve sales 1922 900
Japan soc. for March 3lAa3lc for april 81 z2@SSc
1Pr ~ o9 MAX o ae i5 o at S3aS6 for April aud
37aG57 sc for May; transferable orders "a i2c -
s 5Giis 'i
ssihSdi shds medium a1 Tuss Cr 25 hhds
6seIF held and in moderate Prime
Wo0G~There is nothing new The demands of the most
EDG yet all the S gase oa ae woo ws S ae
quoted steady though the demands are higher.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27

closing at e2c April 92isa93qc closing gS9e sSg Say
Il oS SSiy 81 6 S$ & Chicago sRTng sDTng
S5ss closing sa %t %Sio Ss9&e2c & al NS 81 con S@S'E
mand but unsettled; demand chiefly for speHa9dn 9dnaiy
@RTKss aYa6deP 3Pend Psn closed @ % than eed sales ranged
Cash 53aG535e closing waIcb S5osSG4 Closing az G29
1895 April 53S5Sc closing h, Ia5e S6 Closing at
5sac July bo5saGOac closing at eOc oats do rdnS ana
sSG Se ranSed CASH February and Tc closing at 29
AR Re closing al e june 56ac closing $6s,e
X the Year 3Oo Rye dull at 5sc BARLEY dull Casn S-G
aT demand the market opened 25G30c lower adV9ns9a
2S3oc and closed steady 7@ss se 5 F5usS Closing az
siS 6SSsis 10; March s7 7SOasls TO- closing at slS 62g
s. fls y IL o Jnns sl SS$f S. S 81 Lard
q p9S s9 csSs as 9S g 55 9 81 Mar 80
g Co. closing At 81 & al 49, Say BSsmeo: in af
demand; s5ouders 81 40 short RIB 50 30; short Clear
81 &c. 50 sugar. GT'sT ms ppR SaTsf
800 basR Barley 10000 bush sGPme9t,TouGTo Go .o9go $50
SS S Wheat e Pos DSs SsG paTs GG 0'
MILWAUKEE Feb 26Flour quiet and nnchs9ged aTcb WeS
S@ NO Mwagkes & Gash q an and csS1naT %ge 60 3 5s
S5e Oats sea SCARCE & no R,cy z $Ga5S 6e5cr No Spring
F4s SSc oTsf Fs2rSh e2s PIX s 90 eh February
s1y 1 50 50 May Picked Hams 12SS5 BHsr MGs,
steady seS ae S Eggs G9
Flour 1000 bbs Wheat ZOO bush Barley l5OOo D1sn
PHILADELPHIA Feb dull 6pt prices stss s R
be held Ias TssS Of 5 wnt Ef@ Psen nj 81
F%3cy Fan aGr s q 5 az @ oss sase G
demand r0@ the s aGSaPGSa 2S6Ss
s4 & Ss Gn4 m S'Sa sseeG F 55 caT
SSya'ST Sys Srd NS G 81 pr B Tor Ne sq
Red S1 q f1SSs 1889 Ssy SIT 81 HatSh
aors manifested little interest in the market and IL nog
nominal buyers and sellers wide apart on prices ngr a
RF W aSa r lUE denaSd rejected Yellow 6S asked and
eo sail Yellow aoa Slc March, Tor Car os was
s4s sy GfFas to ss So Eng WSe White
4$ fTqres fDT sesdy May &C. ProvsOns i
DO Mag fsSf ss s & 7S NS PsS Pors SeS
Mess sl9 5O Sides Clear in salt l0alOac 90 sm9ked,
$40 30; sfeam $40 lOds6l2'g Butchers Loose, $g1S'
Rg5 dull EE da aSs fSScTed aRG
ara9Gaf@ % Feed n %nr GTssn STsS sM 81 Receps
Ou 0 eco S6 Wheat SoO Ssn b Co
$4,000 bush. Oats LOCO bush
ST. LOUIS Feb b2GFlour steady and higher Family 81 0OS
3 80 nS PGis Ssr s S Soqs RED d. s. 49, 81
81 o5s March; 81 ooisa$ O94 April 81 lo's May S 30
ssc March, active Y8,9s g os cash R@,{s; SSs
May any Eggs sfs Tr at e quiet
at$l 90 Hay Imer; Timothy $ll Sl0 PTare s9-gSU - oT
scaay sGaG qa'' al 81 It PS' g. da
ss 90 fS ar 5o Short Gea
Long Clear $40 25 short RIB - o3gsQ 5 snort 0n & UeSr
O 81 i2soS Bash a Sasn Barley 1000 BUSH
81 shpmensaF9uT G@ 1909 66s Wheat SOVO 0u'n 0Orn
TOLEDO Feb. 2G.-wheat irm No White, ST O7osS
No2 White, = OO3No2 Red cash. 81 & 9O@ & 81 ool dt FeG
June 81 o6 bid go RED a5Sc; Rejected Corn
ggs ggs No Sa &sS Shsa 5$ g & RsecteG &a G
iSc oats quiet cash and Fs1TgeSry sS g asked asked
seed quiet Prime Medium ana February s. go March
S Mo- 50 81 500 Ssp Cs So5 bah
wheat 1000 bush; oats lOOObush.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27
STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Ts 2SGSttQR .co oga m Yns s4sa ana %essn
ng EGgT gef 15a ss @ sos do Extra s. 70 a 5 DO Family
75 city Mills super 81 % *S 6O do Extra sS 40 10
do sgpeTiatiye Patent ST. Wheat-Southern firm Western
G P"sT SmSer Sh y ias 6 no. Maryland 81 Is 10
Western Winter Red SPOT, g OSGsl OVi Marea; 81 g9
une g.a O0 i Corr dortn-sodthsrS steady Western
SaiST Sow 5sa 58aoG SG wese@ G3Sa Mixed spot 81
59AeG0e May e. 2s1 oats dg H sCGsn
42a45c Rye quiet at 67d69c Hay steady Prime to Ch9ice
ESR@'y5yS1 FS% Msss Porn sig do 9 $is BaiG
Ms5' 5s0adr' gc aaS Clear Rb S sle Ha6s
LarG~Redned ioi.c dun; Western Packed lOa20e
ffSaasS fS esrgGe, 2S$SGS oSsy SsS q G.i
sS & Psro9a% su0t da at a 1hs %Hkdy say
fony Il S5 Grain 2S9id Rocept,-Four 26ss bb,
Wheat Dg'9 ooS SSrR Bush bush
BUFFALO. \. y. Feb 2eaFlOur firm Wheat S qui.t 4 It
i sa 0s Corn steady With good demand sales cars
ssss SIss yeTy cars sfco No wR
to ave at 4c eghtstS New York steady
cn G1rL0.s G@sh Oats bush Barley P9,n
Wheat 81 600 bush Corn, 24OO0 BUSH oats, 1000 bu'h
Barley 5000 BUSH --
sHSsfSS N ss SSe e. pasa. asTG@E
low; SS gS@S%HS T% No StSi%sr @hs q sISS @Se
70 %@s QUIET Prime PS
S Sales AZ rs s S?Ss e 4S fay 5fsEa
sasy, Fresh made $3.50 Cheese rm Gcod TO Choice
EgS, steadier fresh Eastern. 24o Receipts aoQO
bbis 800 sacks; Corn, $4,000 bush Wheat OO9 o4sni
oats 10000 bushi Rye. 500 bus shorts 5000 1ush Hsr
ley, 6,0O0 bush. - .. an
CNcISSA Feb 2eFlOur steady Family ISds oensi az az
Fancy s5 i0ds5 90 Wheat hrmi NO, Hodi u Uoaf
MAY 81 90; receipts 1900 bushl shipments 600 1ns9
Corn da I ,Ss No S5ed So SSc barley nT@ Extra
Fall Sfc. PORK q1is, at sis ooSs 20: Lard dull
thorrb 50 Bacon arm shCudess - so SeorT rs bTs
,,," arm and Unchanged sugar quieti Hard Henned,
ssss.ct Heworleans eoiso Hogs steady Common ana
Light So 75as7 0O Packing and Buchcfs ~ 'o io
oefpts 800 head shipments. i,2OO
CHICAGO Eco 2sThe visible supply OF grain at this MS
bGsh oats 600 bush Barley 2oso0S p1snI s
Wheat An good demand higher the market opened easier
became fmer aud advanced da2c above inside ngnres
Fsbruary vi a92sc, closing at e2he March, elhaV2sc'
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHEs-ouot md unchanged pots ne; pearls 6dGi2c
BEEswAX-supplies continue light demands moderate
and prices firm al 3lG3Gc -,
RIfITDING MATERIALS-The unpleasant weather has
acted as a check upon business In this market but in
many instances prices have been sustained better
business Is shortly expected We quote: i5ricKs-
Pale, Sgd4 5Oi Hards, 80 50ds 20. Rosendae Ce
ment. 81 Sod1 50; American Portland do, 81 26g2 5O
English do. 81 GOES 90 Lqr-Cattl,e 2o4Soe;o :
spruce, sI3a17 White Pine slS 50dS22 for Vest
India shipping Boards Yellow Pine $20G$23 iarI
WOOds-WIite Wood $50 0S3S por carloads Hickory, $5e
S55; Cherry, s409S75i Chestnut S23Gt30; Walnut S596
Ngle A. GOds2 90 per kee for 1O 10 cod.
COFFEE-Spot Rio higher a l2ec for Fairj sales 246l
bags cx Anglers and 22S6 Sirns private terms
onions fairly and 10 point higher sales 2550 bags
al 10 gb ii for March lO85d 90 for do s. N O5
for April illOdll15 for Mayi 1l.l60i.2j for june
ii 25 ur August and October closing firm mild grades urn
but Suje sales bags MaTacaibO sold on private terms
steady Manila sells the basis OF II i2c and ssai
COOPFRAGE STOCK-The demands for the West indies
are very but the supplies moderate prices re
main steady Empty ds quoted at 81 %; Hoops II feet
S2GdS35 do IL feet s26dS26 Moas.es SHOCKS and Heads
S2 OaS2 40 Sugar do d0 IS nch S2dS2 20 DO 80 inch
81 bOdS1 co. Old 10, 3S incl, 81 6Od$l A6i dop ~
inch, ST. 25d$l 30i Rum Shocks and H,ads - do
Pipes 81.
CHICCORY-Ground. 57sdSc.
COCOA-Quet and steady. Gusyaqu, l5lad lOc Caracas
19d. Oc; daTacaibo 23d2Jc. - 8. ..,.-..,
CO1SToN-Spot Cotton 1-l6c higher but quiet at the
advance sales 1924 bales delivered on contracts 800 Dae
Receipts the ports today, 912O bales. against 1857
This day last week. and 81 last since september J.
427 62 bales against 4sl245s same period last season
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27
Dr0u05Gls.


AMERICAN COMMITTEE OF STATUE or InERIY(
OFFICE OF THE ENGNIERN-CHlEft
III BEOADWAT NEW-N ORK Feb. 20, 1874
NOTICE is hereby given that the time for the
~ reception proposals FOR stone and stone work on The
Pedestal al BedOes Island IS extended until noon on Sauf
day, the lst March. prOXlno. - o,,-,
DROPOSALS. -
Il NAVY PAY OFFICE
saE8 q 7srArE.sTs
NEW YORK. Feb. 20. 1884.
PROPOSALS, sealed and indorsed envelope Bid for
Supplies Advertised" will received at this office until II
O'Clock MARCH r. 1884, the following supplies OF the
best quality delivered within sixty days from date OF
order free Of express at the Navy Yard, New York
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
About sxtyone 6l) Steel Plates, Tubes, Wheels
&C. for the turrets Of the U. :. ;. "MiantonOmoh'
All to be per schedule and specifications which can be
seen at this office.
The right reserved TO reject all bids that may not
be deemed advantageous to the Government
Two responsible suretes required for the prompt ana ah
full delivery OF the supplies awarded.
Blank forms will be furnished at this Office.
Bids not properly signed and certified will not be oonsid
ered
THOMAS T. CASWELL.
Pay Inspector, u. S. Navy.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-27
Tnstrnciion.
For Boys aui Young Men---City.

~~-~'~F For Bows aui Young Men-City.
CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
~ free gaGrSptsm rent 81 FS%'f ss s ESs RaTSS UHon Square
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The nm
S I Ec1 spSe aRS Adaess
DIR. WILLIAMSON. Lyme Conn ---
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
No 15 EaRt 49thst
FRANK DRISLEk, A. NJ. Frincpa. o,,,r n,
the school or 10 PROT HENRY DRlsLER AS West 46thst
CCHOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
coesc sSh906 % sa. iSh bAVIs E PHI rnep
THE COLLEGIATE. SCHOOL, No No pr3sl. 92i
CS.Sa Rsdr and SrmaTy D d dcpar@cas pa y@n
ssum New building complete in its appointments The
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Isl
9rSadsay sn 4S9; 4 6RY 17h SSarw W. &RS
For Young Ladies-oitv.,
rVHE MISSES GRINNELLS School for y yoMungf MI6f
sonaTe separate department for boys Kindergarten
Art schoc.s-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive m pupils pGds
FATSTFGs STEd E and hTE 6F4T
anu Ian D'IsyHI srUDio, No. 80 MADIsoN,AvE
JAMES HART, Mr. A. f. BELLOWS
Musical
MISS KATE FULLER, teacher and graduate
none % PANS receives pupils in piano harmony organ
4StE.st
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHOOL for
N Young Boys. E. KINDS, a. NJ Hampstead. L. l.
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
college % GOndS1sd ID @ F. qMGoFFMASS
lNREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
L Rev Rev A. G. cHAMBERs, A. M, Principal.
pORDENTOWN, n. military Institute
- Prepares for College or business Eney located ne
fu aud thorough ReS FSr SSIS WM G. Bo@ES ON A. NJ Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP;
m School ad for n susnos ST cS
PHncpaI PHHsiTdIe"' ''"'O' anu -
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Iv gs'%sfisFTc B '%EFcAIF Ai A. NJ ysupcrniehden
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY, ACADEMY,
'neS'e' --O ''~i' Cei. TiiEo HYATT, President.
DYE, Y.-Bradtord Mansion School. Open-
II ing Spring term Feb. g. CJ. COLLINS Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN, n. J.-Female College !;
ID beautifully located very 9sAtg m and thUFSug9a address, ss
PeOF Music and 4S hcv %M BowS M
MISS MOTIFS English and French, Family
and Day @ sG6o n 5CT Tca YoSng Sen d Ss sS September
Circulars sent upon application
THE ELMS.-Family and day. school for
GRas S NG 1a Misses sP6fTEk
For Both Sexes-Country.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and Hudson River Institute Claverack, N I.
S220 A YEAR.
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS.
French, Art and Music specalties Both sexes.
School continues open during July and August
Rev. ALONZO FLACK, PHI Dv President
INSTRUCTION AND HOME.-For four
children FIVE to old clergyman's family healthy
location Address RECTOR" box l3O, Mlli0rc fenn.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
IL Nyack the Hudson - -
BOTH SEXES. NO EXTRAS But MUSIC AND AEI
Private backward scholars $3.50 send Tor
new catalogue w H. BANNISTER, A. NJ, Principal