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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
lift: avd times of thk right hon. john
HRitiHT. Bj' WOUAM RoMK!*?N. IT ?'*'?
Caaacll A Co.
lt is iiupoHMl.lc to acconlbigh praise to Mr. KOB
nt-onV work, though Us subject was ortuunli of a
character to stimulate 4vhntcvcr biographical
powers he i*OH.-4.>**ed. Ilia " lat* " is not much more
than What .ti this country we should call h '" esm
l.a.ir.i history.* SSkvl as arc put forward on behalf of
IWdcatial eaa4i4aW Tho maker of au.h ? bosh
cannot fail to intoreat the fl astral render if only he
inserts ?nala illustrations af his hero-* oratory,
mid really it is this which redeems thc volume he
lore nt from ati.soliite inferiority. John Bright,
thrsgh in many rsepactas typiiai EngHahaaan-a
ty pu al Saxon, in fact, as the late Ahraham Ilnv
Waffi awed, ta sall him -has always possessed a re?
markable power ot hagart frig and comprehending
Anteric.Tti history and politics, Hts Anicrienii
, sp.fihe.s dm int: thc Rebellion exhibited so profound
mid keen an intuition and sympathy that they
sasuvlsd Ilka Ina attaaraneasof aa aVaserkaa states
man. He never mistook the situation nor mis?
ti usted thc result. His clear Mass, ins Innate hber*
nlism, guided hun Infallibly, and iii all Europe the
Fch ral' anas had no more faithful, enlightened or
powerful ally than the slaneh Quaker orator and
leader. Perhaps it was his American turn of mind
that made John Bright's aaxeotauee by his own
countrymen so slow. Hut for many years he was
reir-ir-led by British respectability very much u*
Bradlaugh ls lagarded to-day, and "deinagogue"
was thc gentlest epithet applied to hiss.
It is both interest lng and instruetiYC to retrace his
polttir si ' " i and sbsr rveho ? lu* Radlcallani ha*.
once and arah), been caught up with, adopted, and
left behind, by those who were mosl shocked when
hs fust broached it. The plain truth is thal he has
Seea further iii an most of hi* fellows, and they have
SaSAM their tininess the meiisiii.. of li:* revolutionary
tciuleiicics. Yet John Bright is il hean by no means
the reckless inno-,,'itur his opponents have repie
H fited hun to be. Ile Knows at what he aims, and he
sseqneuces clearly. tie takes no leaps in
thc dark. He has no sympathy with any of those
modern social regenerators who demand asa pre*
limitmr.v the s:o rmce of existing civilisation. He is.
however,and always has boen in deep sympathy
pith the Biasses, and be is a popular tribune if evei
there wa* mn-. Horn of a i ace of rising workmen,
to ' capable not to lift themselves hut too simple to
jilt themselves ont ol na, b ol th, ir humble fellows,
In- has maintained his intimacy with the common
people, and has their confidence and affection In re?
turn. And lunn th.- time wheo Cobden broke in
upon his grief, ss in the fresh agony of bia wife's
hath he looked mi his career as ended, anil appeal?
ing to ins greal heart led hun out to forgot hi* per
.?mal grief ni battling for the relief of his Buffering
f*ountrymen from the Corn Laws, he has been de
vsted to the cause of humanity and ha* labor*ii for
it nobly, faithfully and effeotively.
His oratory has often been described, and Mr.
Robertson hus given abundant illustrations of it in
hi* hook. Hut though John Bright's writ!
recorded speeches are well lessoned, gracefully
Illustrated, and clotheil in rumple but -lately Eng?
lish, the chara and the influence of voice and man?
ner are needed to convey ajast apprehension of bia
ability and power, tie is ii master of sarcasm, bul
his keenest t lu )i-ts arc due to inflection, emphasis
and tone rather than to language, and the same is
t. of hia pat bet ic passages. Ii is voice ia of great
compass snd singular purity and sweetness. Ile la
not a rapid speaker, bul makes every word tell, and
avery word seems tar Attest that could have hen)
ehoeen.
Of hue John Bright has seemed rathei morr
aervatlve than hi* party, and it is quite probable
that he may think il is going too tar. But lt kt more
likely than notthat his judgment, whatever it be)
will he vindicated by time, for few ii any modern
statesmen have been more closely followed than he,
??veil though public opinion has often been nnpre
]?; rr d to accept his views on their first exprr ision.
Tin- speeches of such s man will always be de
serving of study, Mr. Robertson lia* given copioua
extincts from must of the more important our s, and
to thus,-who have not leisure lo lead thc published
g|.bel In full tin se lit..: neva very
fair ides of their tenor snd value. The biographical
pai t ot the vv rn li is not iliiiie m. the best style, but
the book ls nol destitute of merit apart fi
*, ? a referred to dsew hr re.
A 1 OOK OF M 'V 1 NOLAND LEGENDS AND FOLK
I ORE IN PROf-K AND I'' I I RY. Hi t imi i i
A nv M? Dh ak e, author of" Kook* aurl < o
n< vi i.ia- . i ? ?? ,i hj f, r,
.Miliuna. Bvo, pp. 157. Roberts Brothers.
In this handsomely printed \olunie Mr. Drake has
l . ghi togethci most of the romantic (-tories and
]. gr: .I- ol New-England's first i-eutnry. He hu- nut
indy related himself the facts abie! .
turesqur color to our eal ly history, but ha* added to
iii iu i|untiiti' ns from thc famous prose and pi
Works which they have inspired. Longfellow and
Whittier are, ol er irse, tbe anthon who have
Veen must us, lui to him. Mr. Whittier's (Jjuaker
jun a,s an-hi ic brou ghi beside the true and no lesa
dramatic stories that | el i birth; and these
stories Mr. Drake bas told with an impartiality
which would lui- wadi biin some what unpopular
in the Boston of two hundred and thirty years ago,
lie dor s doI lose -it-ill ol ? lobility and
? : iv ol the Puritan rulers, be *??,* the causes ol
their intolerance in the temper and liellefa of the
time;?but he dor to palliate thc cruelty
and absurdity ot their religious persecutions. !?>
Anne liin, hin-Iip, as ii high-minded snd int- ll<
?woman deeply alive to her couvir l ion*, lie dr
e :?luit he doe* nol deal aa he might have
dealt with the pusillanin tj of John Cotton, it ia
an ineflaceable biol upon the name ol I
ami di-.,I..- thal he should not have had the moral
strength to better mah
fi lend and parishioner,
Mr. Drake relates in mo te iii ? ol the
ii----' ? i ogland patriotism,
a craft, pirac* and sup rstition. 1 br
student of eaily New-England literal
nothing here which he ha* not known before, and
will miss mu, h thal ia equally interesting; liar to
those whose acquaintance with these mattera haa
lu-?! made only through the medium of poetry and
n, the volume wi Om
poeta bare as a rule clang to facts j butromsntic
history tnonld not betakenoul* auderthe(
of verse. We are glad, by the way, to see tl
Drake hus included among bia prose ?
? i and fantastic Btorj ol ?? Pi tr :.
The illustrations pf the volume, though pool
. b, are better than those which arc sup]
' ? -, i i pt ion l.I.s.
?
JAPAN: Travels ami Researches. By .1. I Reis
li.ti.-:.,-..i from thc (.em au Wli
ilona aiat two n,up- pp :,:.? \ i . Ariiisi ?
t
This work, undertaken st tbe cost of tbe Pi
Government, is bast d upon a residence of two yean
in Japan, and extensive {onrneya through tbe
ialandsof Hondo, Shikoku, Kmshiraand An ,
thor, ;i German professor, ha- brought to hi
ta*k th.- patience, thoroughnr aa snd instiucl for de?
tail which characterize his countrymen in literary
? /-. But ;; La' . Id< i,: thal h.-1 om lusiona
I ui tin habits aud - barar ti rs "t the modern
Japanese have been somewhat hastily formed, as in?
dar 1 could not nut he thc casems,, insufficient ii
i ited to their examination. As au
epitome of tbe past history of Japan, and ss a guide |
*? f ?? B* ??'? ?-.. ie tany, meteoroloj.
? graphyof tbe ampire, Professor Rein's work is
far hi a<lv., modern books on the Subject.
I 'tl.. Japanese people it is, on tbe
tmstwortht and full tban8ii Ruth
.k, and in Borne reapecta lesa
fa tbi il than Miss Bird in bei - l uhr itcu I. i
Japan.'1
? -
Oriental in theil mentalcbar
actcristics than any Eastern nation. Though dc
riving so much of their civilisation, and cspi
*'?'"" ?'t'*-i I ii a, tb< y i.
sr .1 ? I ? ' ..i singular^ f,
? history for au ? ran in parallels
with thal ot nssdUevsJ Europe. I be Dahnkis wen
the equiv air ats ol the fessisl m . . ,1 the
Bhogoonor lycooa was th nain it priam, a pi, i.
' ' ? ? ? bonas ssigbl br atiatakr n for thai
*i au l.najjaii inm.k Sd the ll.ii It .nib ol lum teci.tb
century, and a Japsneee nun resembles a European
nun almost as closely. The Samurais were thc
feudal retainers, swashbucklers and turbulent fol?
lowers, of European bilious and lords. In fact, the
whole history of Japan followed thal ol the OM
World. But the Japanese masses always lippi ar to
hiive been peculiarly amiable and (.'eulie. They
practise what maybe nilled, for-.vant of a batist
name, | natural Christianity. Woman la Japan has
never laen aja**-aa*sssed as amone ail other Oriental
races. She play* ? conspicuous part in the history
Of the country, and has inihi-d been onlv too ad
dieted to political Intrigue and ambition.
At the present time the Japanese are in n tran?
sition state. They have east oil their old habits, but
have not yet become adapted to the new oms.
There is reavson to fear that they may have been t"<>
precipitate hi adopting some Western Ideas, hut they
aro a remarkably plastic people, though poasoasing
strong individuality. Tbsy have retained a sim?
plicity and gentleness which Professor Rain hts
mistaken Ito childishness, bul which ia dourly th
evidence of natural fitness for a yery high and pure
civilisation. Their religion, whether Buddhism or
Shintoism, has not made them narrow nor lund.
They arc nuulei parents and wives and husbands,
and tiny had practised moral suasion in education
for centuries heroic the rod wa* discarded by the
nations of the West.
They are a very cleanly people iii their personal
habits, temperate and frugal, fond of uwoeenl
amusements, Rifted with a keen sense of the beauti?
ful in nature, and possessing strong artistic ten?
den" ;'-,ii* the Western work ha* latterly tliscovci eil.
The differences between the Japanese and Chinese
are radical, and perhaps the atost ataritad ia in re?
gard tu conservatism, the Japanese br lng pn
sue in the extreme Professoi Rein bas compiled a
sufficiently tersr compendium ot Japanese history,
:iiid has Livia a very f nil sctentifir account of tbe
countrv. His pe,sun.il ethnographical obs* rvathma
.ur.- alsd Intelligent and interesting, though tbej
would have been more bo had the author given more
timi'to this branch of his subject. Thavolnmsis
enriched with s number of fairly cod illustrations
and two excellent maps. As s specimen of German
book.niaking it ls creditable, and the translation ap
pearato have been carefully verified and revised
by the author.
rum pn licatumf.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODTJC1
tV IsrS. ?it-er. remelt amt-niHroft'
Nkh-Ydbk. March 17. 1SR4.
Ashea. naira
U VV Fltmr,
t>a*s.
Heans, hi.I*.
H'swai. pita
l 'niton, hal'a b
Vii s',|,ill.tits
Otaaad meal,
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copper, ahi*.
Cooper, ck*
1) fruit, pks
Koto, pl. ir*. 9
Kl,un.Mils is,
I' weal, liara
\\ lieut, lui.h 91,
Coi-n.biisli 171
Oat*, hush, iii
Kfe, hush U
18 M?lf.bu?li
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4 li'. bag*
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1,208
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OENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ni v. Toan. March 17. 1 *-?*-4.
( OFFKI sp,,, rm fat* at ny. f?r fair, Optluus Opened
61 :u j.mnl* liitrh. r.tlien ile, Iliicil.luit Int, r remited uiul clo "I
la moat ca aaa ai Haloi-day i-voninit'* pttet-ai tao aalea wera
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1.75 for Ai ni; iud (JO.78 tor Mar: 9.70<t>9.78 to
June; '-Tu.'.i-ii tor .Tulv *ntl Aiurnst: 0.70*19911 lt* Hep
? B76Sfl.90 for October; O.S.-ia> 0.76 Nuve-nber. and
fi Tu"ii.-il fi.r He. emil. :, . loaring barely -I uly. Mild, tjm.-t.
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aa follow*:
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lill.
Cplajuls.
Or-linarr -. x'a
Mrlet I, li linn! v .... li Hi
liood ordlnarr . IO
Mrict (lissi iii-iliiiary 1
Loft Middling . I0*i
?sfiiet i.,,u .vi, idling IO 18-16
Ml,!,lilli-. ll
i.(sui Middling.11-4
Stile! (iiiiiii Middling lija
klldilUng Lair. 1 I :s
rab.l'-'V
mi*i r
(iou! Ordinary.S1*
Miiet Good Oralaarr .8 l-l" '
i. rared an en, ,ii;u i.. nu balea, Beeetptaat lue port*
i.i.lBv, .'.Pill balea, agmlnal B.:tl?l Ihla ,:hv nisi wick ami
lr..-ir tbladay laat ye-ar. MmeSeptember 1,4,4H.*?,I ?
en, ? iu il,,1 Ih-i i, ii. '
?pccnlatlon Bini pile* , ontinue 11-, Improve "rh" majority of
tl.pl Inn* advanced a to 0 point* Sale*, Lisy'iifl ban *.
clo*iu? -''.'?!?? March, 11.00 al 1.07; April, ll"*.'li ?.
Mar. 11.2731 - lone, 1 il ; July. 11.88; I
llii.I: s. pt. i.u,i-i. ll.:'.': it 11.38; ii, tu',.. I. lu *-,i ii".'': N"
reniber i". . December, 10.77*10.79 initialer
?i,|. .i.l. r-.. 1 1.10,
limn .snd mi.sl.-i i.uli:-Market dall, fl")
lullliei -il-.-'.: portetl Export ; rn.l-ii'n I
Uitr iiiisuu-ss confined m.univ In ??'lian parrela foi
1- -.-i.-. 12,000 hula,, ol whicb 4.9on bbla.
were for export, lacladiug 70o bbla. Lon Grad* xtra
s:iiu, inalni) ai i3( . SOO bbla. Superfine, at f- Ho ?
ti,i *-,,, for Winier Wheat i l.70ai mu*, c.iv
Mills Extra al (? SOa-SA 5 KOO Mil* So. 2 at I
sj,.' -ii fm Spring. nn.l ?2 763-1*1 for Winter vv bent
bb *. vv intel VVIie.it I -t I i.i. nun., i ml Iii n iiu- I iiiiiii' iii Mai ??
. -UII.-IIIUI-. S2 MlaiSS :t , iit'i.-r
au extreme Com mon to Fall Kvira Hate.
anion loila A ulura
Stisicri. 18 Ulai '? ... ? nod lo i lu,,rc. ?
i iMiiu on io Fall Kura ni io, -' puSf*" nood. M n.-i ,: -?'? '/
i hitr* Minneaota. ti turf
-1 ?/>-.',.,-i. itt M ii 'i [h'.SO 10
s-4'. Pi lent, I. i - i '? i. - - - ? ?. HI
I Louis Common lo Fair ic - ' 8S4 I0j
, i , i.i. ? 30 - ? i i,,k?i to '. err Choice,
Patenr vv ru,-! Wheal Kxtra,
J,'. 75**, - . i :iv Mill i nu lil s\ ..t indira *6:oat6 5;
i-i,ml. Au,, ri*. |6 Darke! i lonrijr dull
Mil . ill.!;.** I Li.UH un anti liri ' 'I" Med
-,.,-w i.,,ii lu.i. i>, mi ii ? i uinii ..ii to Hood i.x'ra
-
I l."l I! ililli ?
- ioo lu 7 ?. 'i. it.lina --ii ill lota I ? u
BUCK s\ ula l lt.nl R dull Kale* al - ' mainly
Itt.COHN mimi, -ini'i 1'allots vs--i rn,
: 0; iii iin.lv wine * la. Si at
I'roreaa Yelloa .,!-:, Hi.
i.,; v; n v. I.: v i Mars* I bi a*/] am
in* beavr .ii Hu .na de pi ? ? v ??? >. limited buain
eij.ui: lolngfoi ' itv Miillnir, sn,i a large
Iradi o , upi ri'ilntn u.nt, * Uh thi mainly
?I ? . ni i' i. > i.n -I, future, i" 1,000 buab.
?? mu i Red at Hued fl 171 Sn i
|(. .'. ?? - Ucl, fl "- V'*' ?' ; In 'I. viii.U. Nu 2
ltd - , , ii',i deliver' il from atora ,
?, i;..:- j,-, r, Rall , . u .iu. ,,!, - lu ii Mil"' Hie instill
..in-.. *.,, i iud fl IM ; So. i i;.ii. *.?, in March,
it fl ou >4 do. Adi
? ,,- (ri '?-'., iln Mar, SI 1" &*1 1
$1 ll.'-j: H.i. , ii...,, in I. -
Market a ii j . Ina 11. with a uioi
- ooo bu*b. ' '? OOO bnah. -f.-ite rn- il. Ut en ibis
u,,:. *? The.lisiiii':') .vims, i ,|iii. t. wtthoui deft ed
i ' ,.i c- M.si. mi.- nialtliiKdeniand Kali**, O.iNJtl boah I ra
Rowed -:..'. | NI lui li. 1 in.-iii.li-tl ( ii:i.,.l.i, Blt'j
10. So 1 ' an .:?. BAi:iVKV HALI dull, aad
lui,,, i ni'N - Markel ?? ?? owei
in^: in ,- | ebuaineaa '"t ex.
ii ?, anil :, Lui ii
?i . ? !? ure, i Or 0 bush. caah.
.. n.l .; So,
-i,.iii pi Mild ?' ? i N" '-'? ot '*' .
;,, . . i . , 1 .um r VV lille. Ole. lu
led - ,'. i Man ?? nie., ?-'??li.; die ; do
April, ill . '-ii?',?. rloalng i I
in: i. .
. , ? ? i - Mai ki ? ii si.;i.le ? ?
. ?? pl ;? , . -ii .-?.
i'bush, casi), Includion No. 8 Mixed ai
:: i ; . So. . ... Nu. i quoted 41c.; No. ?
SVIute 4 c ; So ?? I, li c i .Viv I
?
So .' Mixed. ?' Hr r April, 4 lr do H i:
?in ?*.- ::,-. . u, tin* 11.? . do. June, ?'? 1 '-- . rloaiug 11 '???
il sti atty -i" | , looa , j. <i.-I Ul;
Mi.ups. $11 -
M.* ks iii nore in Nen \ ur*. Urooklyn anti i? t -? I 'v
ki, :ti warcbooaea. and held eu Hallway Ugh tera o
'
Mar 17. i M
Wheat, buab
(tini. bi
m li
Pai ;? .. bush..
i,u bi ? ,
Mall, i
?
kv. . ?? \V i ue deniand* for Prime grade* con
tinned fal but lott and ?.???.? , ? lille, were .lull
.um e.,-v ? So. 1 ll.,,. ? . No. 2 do., '. ?
"oe. -lu|i;.. .
. .No. 1 -ti.iM, i,u . Hiv.; Nu 2 " . Data,
;
HI- ? lill! .1
?
I I ll
i xiHirti in- nol lui I holdei?
tu ship! ? hoti ?'
? Mettlum lu t.I, 1 *,. 1, ;
. Crop ??: I ?-!. 17
?
M Ll S I - ? i, ll . di 'I
per. wi ..l. -, t. ? . ie . nu. ba
i - [lull ?.
n v . m. -i oki - i '.uv onie I i ?
' -l 52 .? m.
i dull 11 eu 'li '. adj al '' ,
Pitch (inlet and unch u
iu i * , biislin ss in liei lb
?
tatton
aaa ab ? w gi uai il i rgo feaa ls
il., ale mi '.i du quoted ld,;
HOI.is I l.uii. I". Sd ; BOO ten- do., fl"; nil
,i- u Lard,
lils.; ;, , . ii boil ' III let*
,',. f, dd ; l.Sl'-l
i otu h. 7 ?: I ? ;,-?, ry).. itoaln, 9d
;.7u funs nu (..-ni? ii.eni i -:-- Slia
ll ti mi and \m
-I i.i, -7" iona
: - .. i i.-i 11rsv, si. am,
u i bbla : lour,
.., ka (In ? ' . i ? , :, ,u .:..,
? i i '"I ??? " tin, from -? :i'i i
shh i ii, ? i ii ci i rf. "'-.i
-lilli .-i ii- vin 2a ' ,:
IXTWKHI
HAVRE. .S.M-I l.!:I> '.M niel I ni l I lili.V.M, steam,
OIK,ltd ll' Ci N 1 I " I.:- I . ' ,' I lu ; I ri... I .
ile t, lill- HI ."? K . '
si bids i' rudi ito . ::? M . vt I i ?
? -im 1 from Philadelphia,
ate li nus.
ni I- .,t. md
? - ? tint il alt ,-h i lu .-???! cit- -i, -I
i .,:, ut t.i, i iud) i ,,?!,,i,.,..? |Oo42,,
Ri lin, . i
M. nhaden, '? trait*, ul *r"J2i ?.
i ci li.ii i ui ...niui. 7 ?
nine, -7 ? '? . , Ri d, .", - 7. : "
fol I
PROVIDIONS- PORK Meaa waadull andi
armpatby ?;iii the Wo*t, where iti ? ibo** adtclim --f
portetl > ,re. :?? - >. -i ul auotr 0
? 7.1 foi old, .in! 4.'.- 73 mr in ".. Item'-,
Me**, tlndW Cleai Back, fin 760*20 71 UKKI'qulel
tra Mi *a a* f 1 ' i
i.i- Kxtra India Meta in tierce*. S2 iS-20; Kxtra Meaa
Jl ' i:?, ? in bi neil , i ii ii*, *, nair
Beef, ".u so.. v. .rill ii a M-s null and :? ?>., r mu,-.
. , . ?.I l,,e V. ?
Yl .ii.' ' I M I.VI - DD Hv( hi,,I
aeiierally ali :, , i - , .?? ri j., :.,.. ,,,, prlvule
i , Bel Ilea Medium average al
l ll') I'll lilnl sholl bli ? I., : .I .il
the Weat, aali l ol lille* Pickled Han
i . . ? u
Pickled Rbouldera, ?? .,.: Pickled Uama. VlaliKcj Smoked
Sbouldera, n'.. . smoked li un., :.;'..tii,_ MIDliLKM
hui ..n,i | ,.,. ? tv lo.) it i , ? ii ,i., quoit.; al 9 ',, . lol . itt
? ear al Kew.Vorki .o m 1 , n< i lear, half and hali
al lh( We*l l,lil --i H Hi
l-ll al ?*',.... f, | ll IS'. 1 ..le
or 1 - . i .a i,|i- i be rn irkel lt oded luwei lo
ititv; i i ,, - broke aboul into p.mts al Itu opening, Iro.u
** bb li lhere ?? - i r.lona, li .ii in
the bot ton rate* aj.latino ls low, anti generally the fed
l)m i* linn the u.iiiin waa duo to tbe bleak In grain Con.
it;i,i tirade on apo) ,|u- t?-,i ar 9.76'aO.HOc, i-.',- COtca
Choice, early In tbe day, at iMiftc- March quoted <
c. 1.750 tea ?' ? -; ii -:,
(lesli, 0 tea .lune, 0.8' a H.92C, i ins'
- ? . j:,,I Iff Jill, .1 'I..C , ,,.;i ,
Sn-(URI eliadua l".u- a IO i .'?., ? , , euv
st, in. unll ,,i i lowi i -.?'. t, '.i. ? IteOued
dull Coi Uncut
1 in -' ' Lt iii ii .rn : i lil l - i Brm, bul on li i
Mir.s 'l-l.? . ? ul, ;i |.i di
Mn ,. _'. ea. I -v' .. ... .,,..'
Ric] mi i. inged
v:: lt aw dull and nut hanged. HeOned qntel i rnsiitsi
7 V.: Cul 1 ...if. 7v j Powdered, 7 , . ( ,',.. ~ ?
" -\, ' 7'4, ; ?
c 1 si bite l xl
1 ma "' ,' :, ?. " ? 1 . .-.,. i4, , yellow
? <
-11 ?,];! ni Dull i',i Bernini quoted al 10c. lot citr
?
1 Al.l.niv -V|,.,:. iMiih ?. live and Inn, -j.
? ; al ; 7 tSe.
TOBACCO- Medium lugs stroi bda lor lulr
1 ? , " ada ,!?.','. 1 . . ... 1,1.1- i
.
1- :,,i A] 1
I l\'l. - 1 11 K MARKI 1 - id 1 ELI QRAPIT.
1600 bead; total
. -Slue HU,,- |?
1 lilli
' UUlUlOU lu I *
? ','?
pta i.nu? .ii hi !,.
"" " ' lor aa - . .
""""a 1 -i 4.,
*%< ". ' lu.i-? 1.. lan. r, *.. i'iu?i, iq Weatern Lan,
Li* fi.'lay. 4 00 '
??- "?"' '' --?,' U,iu- last weak, U.ooo beadi
lo 1 bobe ,
.Vi , '?.?' M-"""-? ??? ?"??
' "." ' , ?' I ' tot u*
ceipta, 11,000 baadi itupai
Packin* -.0 40**0 SO, Packing and Shipping, ?? 0O?*7 40,
i.igtit,aof'oa*'i7.r.. skip?.?'. i?o?*:. so._
<*lj,lis-R?srelpt.a, fLOtsT kssadi shipment*. 2,'JOO h**adi Kx
M-taTPt *?1???S6; Hood to cuaacf "hipping. f5 60?f?'4?H
Common. ? Medium. ?4 9?'.t"6 60.
Hi. I.-i is, Miinh 17.-//>?(.?-active* Receipt*. 4,000 hes.L
el.lpmenta. 2.4HO head. Light. Sb 26aSO 00; Packera SJ 90 ?
Sd O'.; Butcher*, fl'. :>'> a $7 40. ,__,?. . t. _??
faff* -Receipts, SsMaTI h'-ad. shipment*, I.(loo head; .-Jport
era, M lOdSOOOi flood Ul Chmea shipiier*. IS 799M SO)
(mun ,,n to Mfs.it un. M s .'ita fi SO) stockera ami i ceder*,
$4 00sr*M '-'",
Oura- Ret-elpta. MOO head; ?lupnienl*. ?on head: lair
to Mt-illnm, fi OOaSfd 76| Oood to Ch ut ea, tl l*irS)fi BaTaj 1-anoy,
lV-i Ubi hit, Pn March 17.-raffO-1tccelpt* to day. l.O.n
head; shipment*. 1,463 head . . __
//oon-lti i?1pfs. 7,130 he'd, shipm-nts, 4,4*r, tiead; Phila?
delphia*. 4-7 60S 67 76| Yorker**, fti noa t" I*".
Reeelpla, 8.800; ahipmenta, 1,000- l-'air to O.ood,
?ru eua*-., 75: Ciiiuiiiun, S3 008 -4, 00.
TeeTes
10,668
LITE STOCK MARKET.
Vol Hie week ended Mureil 17. ISM
Cowa. (alie*.
2i.-|
Sheep and Ijuuli*
1,399 24.987
lirei-e*. Cow* Calves -ru-er>.
12.769
sea l.o.iii h.icu
Swine.
80.141
Hw ne.
10.J11
970
?J'l.l'l'j'-i
I**.*.
16.1 1,109
1st 1.567 29.648 98.4041
1.709 80,009 30,806
J, rsei (iff -mr* Yards 8,9 I I
HxUetb-al. 8,189
Portletb st.. N. It.
(scattering ^. 1.103
Rftcelpta last week.1i,"rtl
(ur wee! lani veiir _11.734
s vw'kiy rac'ta inst yeai 12,941
i-i i-iAiii tn of rn I-, ? i" i've
Kitra. none.
choke. . 1j'.i/!I
i.i??l to Pi line .J"
I air In fi.sui.1134 'ft'i'i U
ri.i on lo M-llnni.KH.. 1 I Ki
Cut . glO-a
hongh Oxen amt Hta-ra. ?.?
l-ii Cowa and iicircis, ii ve nci-nit. 8-*'d -U
Texans andCberokeea.10'-i? U *-j
I n'l.IjilO* . nou*.
Bulla, Ure weirbl. ' ? ? ?
Aferaactii darr. Mltniatad.ll '-"'
Extreme nuga oi Prloea . i') '-.? "? 1'-' <
flood to Prime steers soi, i ono year agout Vi^'H 12V. sad
iiu arera ri iee leaUmati ?! al 11 v.
ri: i.\ i.i:-- Reei int* v, nerd ifaad tod it arerr KS ears si
.H..,i- ijiv and 98 ? ut * nt iOth-at.; making 4, lui head
sk-iiii ?i I.i.I- lu ul l.isr Monday Tho airliiil* ..f the past
vi ck w re 409 bi ml li *s than laat week, and 1,109 head lcae
than tbe con spondlng time laat rear.
'I he p.ist week fin. been avervdl*couraglngone fi r both ship
pera and whoh -ai,- botcher*, and the Caf ile have loal plenty of
monee. On Wedneadnr Hie uinrkct waa -lev and ilragxlnj
uni .Mi-Mum st,., is about ate idy and Hie best
i weak:and ' n rriiisv, Botwltbatanding there waa a
il-tltt ran. price* declined before lin- , |,,-e -,.-. perth anita
, , .,i ni '? v. .ii- nol efl! i l( I
inixala to-day were noderate atoal ol Ihe BOth
-t. catt's wera etan Iraed lo Exportcra and Mfa
?laugbterera direct, anti hover* v. ere ra ?.
Mi A P. MuBl-oa, who told !) rai Inn-Is at
thoaeyarda uv. "he icu oul i\ltli Hie Inss of the fr.irht
liikagi*. At Jei.-iev i ti j- the offering* m-rt- mainly
i nu in, ni iu i ii steere, with a icarclt* of tho beal grade* and
no i xtra Bullocka un nate The martel waa moderately
active un lo u o'clock, wlienthe demand alackeaedi aadthe
obtained early In theda) waanot maintained
I ni ult ii. Bnl 'i waa dull and a riearam
.V lew Pry Cow a werepeddled out at 8-?if0
? l gt li '..i. lo di ? - - ill leal
Hulls ut ..-?.?. ninie it ear-load nf Corn-fed brought *i -5
K, v r il ai '....i ..,[ i.^ii i- ', ,1 i 1 iel'.I "? s Mid it the ihiik'-'))
i ,.i,.| n fi w little state -
nu,. toi'r a* 'fl " i ind gi ni tal i i on to 0 ?'.
fe ol - i. ii. to dreaa 60 in. Prime Ht i
mnmiv H' liing al 12' Vi ft, and only 5
?? i,, ,l -7 26.
i xpoitera bough I aboul 260 head .it ll*af>12c, to drcaa
So Ive st nek ur fresh nie.it from thia pun
ii. week'* ita of Lire Cattle and Cheep and Dreaaed
Bee) and Mutton were aa followa;
-liil.pi: -?
steamer-.
? ruth P M. i ireh 120
J li" Qi.n I*-'
K M.uii-. P Mo
Mai tin, '
.. i ., P. M.:? ', 121
? nan i '? ? ? net en 1,020
.i Kfstman. Britannic. hud
.li i -? man ... sm hoi ..i 'J. i IO
si,, rniand Ollie! i Itv ol
Montrr il . 1,391
urn* p. Mon ireh
(, ."ai t ll Lil I
150
Tntala ., uso i l.nuo
|,,' ? i BOO
Toll
' n A fill i fur .\. Rodger*: 17 Mtaaouil
1.27 ? t do 1,12,
", Pi nuavlv rilli -?? , i -u
1,8 I ?' Bl ri -"? . ! ' I h| 4t'o 1,242
tb, al 1 ic ; J do, 1,21 ? .li do, 1,90 ? lb,
:, - I pei bead ; , do, i.o 'i '? al UV; tj do, I.lin lb, nt
l ',. ? o ii .i ID, u lie : for J, ll. Ri
1,100 Ol,at Ile, 68 Vt ; on ceinnrs-|. ti
i! sim.. Dry Cowa, efl tb nt:', ,", r? i 1 Htale Oxen. 1,0 J
Bi, at 1 '-.- . '? ? :? ? . 1 do, I 660 lb, i,i 12 ?*.
ll Mei, I fol - If: lil llliliuls M. els nil , 1*
.I... ll- I 17 do, 1,12" lb, al -il IO; 811 ,1", I 1
22 1,161 tb, nt 1
! ',.-.
i c ? ad ?; ?'. i.i cern's .mn; ie Kentucky Stet i
' 1 ',. . 19do, l.'J-7
-:,. li aa ?1 i- i In ul; lu .1 >, 1,207 *. at 1",-: 19 do,
--?i 47 an, 1,174 fl ia fl in
hi di 88do ; 7 ' ?? '.,. 1,119 ft, al ll .
? , i i heaal . , du I, lb, at I I ??? ; I Oxen
I"1-.,-. 5 . . 1 El il ;,:..,,
i Kahn foi -.. ;r :; ? i: ? smrl Bteer*. 1
ft; 4 do, ],:.O0lh. at 1 u 17do, l,2f';i lb. at 12c and +i pm
i i . .7 ito 1.20 tb. at 12i . lea* ?
. . ?',,. I.- i". th.
. Bull. 1.11.10 tn, ur
(it CO.; Ul Mls-e'l!
6 c pei h. nd ? '.i' do,
1.106 tb, al ' - .......
?i ido I.l.i.i B ... it li's . 1,173
, i !? r ',,r I - , -tnt;
.1 ii. on
,i do,
I l, al l'.'1,,; 1 i do 1,210 IM. al ll V : SI do, t.lofj ft, ai
it 1 i lae, .ind ?i per bead
ui.l ,,'.??. n-|.un'ur Mi-ver ,S- ll.--u-i. ui
RI 'i I : ?-. .lu. 1,277 - ?
, bi ail ..'-,,. Ll' i ft, ai l
?
,
? : iv.
h for ll. Klopft-r: 70 cl,, ri ? ft. at
II ? ' i ' . Mlasourl Steer*, i
l Blt,at I
*, 10; J sun Brilia
.)?,
il - Ri . : Uol: : . il Illlnolasteer*, I .
ft; . Il i-;. 1. 2 , I ." Un, 1.21
? d.
. ii ..a , u-i in|..;. n lu Pd.
-
: tn :?.. t*r
1,1
?
1,04:'. It .? . .-. : Dn i
-' do, -
i -<? ind .'O' p< i
s -ho
-! pi I
17 11 linois Sb
!.nlp aa5(1 .
>,11 i . Il i , ci ?? N?? ;i. ??
?. baa been fully equal to the demand and
iu,',, ? ek an I | ? ra*. .1
i,ni,.| thai ' 'Uiiie-ii to Pi III:
? l 10 n 'Sd ' ?
ind 70
dull :'* !,i-' a
closing price* but rb -: waa in fair iii ind am
|>ISll t" Pl .
? I s ,,| |</ |f,
i Veula
,',,' trv, .mi. nullk ? . 12 Bi. .ii 7c; ; 2 do, ,) do.
? ? b ll! li .
H .li. IO do,
Ml - ut Ile; 11 do, I ,. and
ft,in I - ?
lo. 142
? - 80 . 1* ,1"
. IO S ft, Bl ll ; 12
ll
I-, h. ] - s cala, c.,i,,;,
, lc.
-ll i KP AND i 4MB-*.?Iieceiuta were liv, cara of 7,732
lu .,,! . - , u - *t , Otb il .uni 1 '., , ara al J. .-\ Citj
Il i ar-Ioa 1- ?? ? from - itunlay Ht t.
named plan PrPueand Kxtrasheep hail u fair denian 1 at
last week'* clo*,n pricea. but coniniouatuck, wa BJ n i un.
Uro 8 Ibu ld rn ;?. .iiul
i on mon io Vi -i ?"? i" ,- v . while a load ol
Poor Ki ntui - ? -i ii In .- i. nub*
fairly held Ihe r own, Uonraioa lo
ailing Bl ' ?, d "c. lind 9 cai I isda i f
Extra Statea touchetl ?.? Tbe few spring ramiba offered
were very Common and aold al *.c--ipei head, littnu car
i ? likely ti. pro i
lea Judd A Buckingham aold : i "Modoce," Pennayl.
. :.,', liHIft, ni i ? 7ii; 102 Ohio Sheep,
lu mu, kv ,' ? (pool SO .' . it 1 V.
?.i i. -?,!.,: lofl s\i si, in sheep, : I ft. at 6 '-, i
? 14 niuo do, -'. ll,, at :, .c.; 22J do, ' " ft, Bl "ac . "? "Mtidoi s."
IHim, at 6 Va*.
in,: , tilts, i. a- Davis -,,:,!: 8Spring 1 ? i . ;? ;, uk
Mm. I .i Ul hi'.ni do, 71 m. tit
','.' ' 'aC ; 101 do, ll I tb, ;il ll Ve ;
07 lb, .ii tfl SO; 20 ? do, 112 tl. ni 3 'c i 62 do, HS tn, at
'?j . 1.7 sv, sit-in ,1", 80 ft, at He, and 212 lilli
Si ,?,?-.
Hillel - ll -C;
109 ?:?? I Wi aterndo, 70
ft, nt 7. leen. 12.1 ft, iii 7c ; 162 do, 11)3 ft.nl
1: do. inn r , nt ,??. 202 S'.'e-ieiu sheep uni ; ?mba, 7o in ai
li',, ; 21(1 Western Sheep, U2 ttl ., ? , . .lo, MS Pl, at 6 Ur
'.'(ii do, " ' ? "., 2rai do,
md -" '!?, : a ' nu-. ? n Lan i S-c
llume dr Mullen sold: lu Spring 1 - per head 1110
Rlate i.sini,-. 71 tb, at ? I 02 btalesheep
ll'",-. He.. mt- ?? ? i. 67 cara "f 7.','07 bead?97 i.ir* ,,t
It-raey < 101 rhe markel la im hauged
7> roi ' ni.on to I i lim ii,'. - m., .; ,s Reid aold a
I
STAT ti ni- I HAUL.
DOM RJSTIC MARK KT".
i.jiii" March 17 Cotton Brm; Mbhlllog lfi^uinv
ll,.ni mj! and sp,..iv; Boward Btroel and sv. *,;., u
'. do I -.na ti ,' ? .?fl 7j; do Family,
City Mlllasnp*-r, S2 ,6 8?8.10;do Kxtra |:l 73
* . . |
do. Hopi rot, $7 Wheal southern iiud-tand i
Weatero lowei sm! dull; Southern lt. .1. *! I2?ts| it'
? ,'
?l Waateru Winter Ped, ipot, lill -lu ', March 41 ii; i.j
? ?? .
$1 11 *4< Dill's July, ri 12. Con c i si, atora
lowei uiut ? loNtng .? I Southern Va Inti , , do
Veiiow, ,'.ea.")-?4(-.' Westein MixcU apo! March,
steamer
ked "si* si.,,,L- iMH| ,|U||. Hoiltbrin s
w,--,!. m rim , Mixed,
ii .i in ii Prime to* boice
Pe n n? ii villi, a. uni M ai y I ami. tl 4 uo?SI "i' PioTialonai
Nc* Me** Pork, * - ?,,.t
Unala, i and Ch ar . ked, -?< lu ,. (lacon
' . i., .,?
i iri ii- iii..J. i" ,, Buttai ni i. Wi i-iii', .
i raamrry, .
try to i si., 11 .. ..'. -nc.,i oul, I a
Peti , . i ni Brm and at, idri red ned
' I4'4C. SVlil.kcv -I. H.IV; ?
>
ill lie. ? lp|| i i, l,|,|,.;
i". bilah ? m im .|u
isle shipment* . 'ol ii i i.uno i w,|| -
v'li,al ii , i.i'. m.ii
l^1"'"'. N '' ' "ni un. hanged Wheal
'I Ul. -I"- * '"?' ' ii lb. Mo 1 11* rd In, , ,-, .
buab do si -: lu ( um ni _.,,,
ii nuii Mlxedal 6 , . .' , ira -,?t sample
? 'i .Ni, I VV bite w e.I, ll,
on irai k at 4 ., tw*
rowed . I ear i ? i.,i,. .,,
?ton Kallroad fr u lu i to set* , . . ? ^,, ,?...
luilroad Kecelpl* I'lotir, '? nu nu ls. Wheal ? omi bu?li ?'
' "in. 11,000 i.usn , , , ,,?,,,
i-h l:?iii,,a,l M.Ipm. i,is ri,,,!,, i s,?.
v^1"'' ?'' . i. i ',.; cm, 2 .,. buab 'Mt.. *,.| buab ?
liiish Un- 1,000 buab.
liusu-t, Maa-, .,' Jx,; BB**4SS4TSfl| WsStSrS
Superfine SJ 7.'. *$.J OO, Patent Spring Wheat*. JO 2.'.SSA SOi
Patent, Winter Wheats, $? oottfo 60 Corn flroi: steamer Vei
low, Ofln'iu'jc ; st-ani?r Mixed, 04c i No (ired*,, tH?ai:2e.
Oat* firms No 1 White. 47ri4Hc.: No 2 Whit*, 46 ?4r>*yr.,
No a White, 44*14 ?*? sborta,$'il SO; Middllnca. fl i '*>'??*?"?.
Provision* ,inlet', Prime Pork, SI70"i Me*a,tl2, Extra M'-aa,
S1SSM1I it); Plate, *i;t ".nam Mi Family and Kxtra Plate,
$1,160. Lard-Hale* at tl! OOo. llama-Sale*, rielly. Mutter
eaay; Fre?rt mad--. ,17c <'hesse Brui: (toni to ''linne, I IJDllW.
Kgga weaken troth Kaatern, 22c. lin, .pt* I lour, d.iaai
bbl*.; 1 loo *acks; Corn. 27.IMK) bu*h.; Oat*, 14,'KJO hush;
Short*, 10,000 btiah.; Marley, 1,000 hush
COKtaniATL March 17- Flour Arm: Fomllf. $4 f!<>?$."> 00)
Fancy. f"4 26.H-S 60 Wheat dull. No 1 Ked. cash, SI 0.',;
May, fl OS; receipt**, 4,','KI hush; *lilpiu*ntt, 7.6IHI buab.
Corn tlrnii No 2 Mixetl, M-bwBSc. oats etron**ar, at
.17c Ttve finn; So 2 84*aS)BStB. Hailer finn; Kxtra No.
il Fall. SOe, pork easier at. $17 7B? tl* '?' ? Lard dnlli
Primo steam. *'.i 16 Mulkineal* firm: shouldera $7 8\
Sbort-rlb 69 46 Manm, tlrnu shonldi-r*. $S 2.'). short-rib ?
S10 97*ai short Clear, $10 7.1. Whiskey *f.,adv at $1 IS. Mut?
ter Arm and uiirhuugcd. Sugar unlit; Hard Refined.
B?8 *?**.: New-Orlean*, i**o/6*--c tioga ateaidy: comaaoa and
Lights$6009$*) ;.*,: cacklng and Butchers, S6 25**S7 26; re
celpta, 1,800 head: sliiyin.nt*. 920.
QBICAOO. March 17 Flour-Market ijuiet and unen.iru,'ed
Wheat in Hcii'.t- d.-uiaii.l but weaker; tin- multi t opined a
ahado lower, declined r??le, then rallied tana '- lo s,c,
alni Cloaed about le. un li ll sa turd v, sales ringed March,
'.?,',</:ilc, cloatig at tm Vj April,' !iu?,</:)i >?c . cloanns '
BO-y-.iMay H.",'su'ju'.s'., i hmm* atti ?'??(?; Jane, 97Tt*t9S*e, ,
doaing at 07V; iolv 98\4t00-*a., cloatng at OS V i No. 9
ciilca^o-ipi'nc.!''*s?ii2V-i No. 8 (hlcago Spring. 7m. 82c .
No. 1 Heil Winter, ti-tftl on. Coin Wenger und.-r free
.niemur*, lin, market openesl at Saturday's rinsing, quickly
ibu lined ". ,t ',,?., ra led "ac. and rinsed V iindi-r Saturday,
sales, mured (u*h, di V- '.J-S..-. March, 6l-War52V0-.
closliiit at I V >, April, 31 ting at 61 V'"'l V i
May, .'ul' .- 57V ., losing rn 56*-*-.: June,67*b<*>58**c.. eloaing
at.r,7"sC;.litlv, .Yi's.-.l'-v'.. closing at .Vi's','Mt'se Oafs lu
aetlve demand fur Mif, -.ile* Maand: ('nsii .::' '?* i April. 31 '?ct
JiV.; Slav, :i.i 'si.- .i -? ? Ss-., i Insiuir al J'-'s'-.; Jinn-. 35-S.3
lui'v. J ...; .sn the rear, 99-40. Rye quiet at ho1**
Hat lav ati-ady at 6891144*, Flaxeesil firm, i at tl Ol ou
track. Pork In fair demand; priceedeclined 109104*. early,
rallied .itil'-i.. recede,I 2-3900., ami closed quid; aale*
ranged: Cash, i?17'.iii-j I7n5: May, 4-H l.i,;4Is-.-.s, closing
at ? 18 ii.-/-*-1?* 12**- June, SIS22*b?$1887?a, closing at
tis .'ji.j? ms .'.,; juli-, fis :r.o *i- 411. Lard actlra and
caHlei; Mles ranged: elah, 80 IJ3*)!i 68; May. SO 6o'8>$9 76,
cloting at *un.:'j; June. $:) 70*f9 rtu.cloalnij nt til 72 *-,<. *:>"'>
Bulkmcat* eRaler; Shoulders, 67 45; Short Rib, *?? "'0; Short
Clear, SH) 03. nutter quiet and nm 'barged, l-'ggaat 19*3*9
2i>c. sugar-fut loaf, t** 2.V. ts :, i; tiranalated, $7*-7Li.
Whisky uni luinifHiL Reeelpta Ll..ur. 1:1,000 bbla.; ss'h*af.
ls,inn, buab.; emu. 16'f.OOfi ouah.i 'nt-, 19,000boah.; ftve,
-6('o buah.t Barley, 91,000buab shipment*? Lour, li.Ooo
bbl* j Wheat, s.ooo bnab.i furn, 1 ."> 1 .o?kj buab.i oats. 7J,- i
OOO bus:i.: Rye. 94,004$bnsb.| Harley. 11,000 bush.
DrrsoiT, vi.m??! 17 -Wheat dull; No 1 White Fall. eaah. I
* 1 im-'. March, tl03*?9|1 0:i>b- April, tlDi"--;
May, SI uni.,; *,-,, ?? Heil,SI 03*b* No. 9 White, 94*?o. Com,
No 2 62-ai bitl nat*. No, 9 vs lute :t.*\.-; No. 2 Uri'-*'.
P.eceipta Wbi I. buah.i Corn, 18.000 bosh., 'ia:-.
2,000 bush. ?*Iiipiiieiits?SVhcat, li.uOO bush.: Coru e.OOO
buab
I'.'i:- 4,u" i ms. March 17.?Flour ruled Anni Penna/!.
vania I .iiuiiv, , I *7*j: f )h|,> clear. *u 66: do *-trai-.'ht, $6 ?,..(?
V DO vi nu, i Pa ten I * I 75; do. Fancy, t>70 Mm
neaota Baker"* Clear, (6 60; Patont, $6 "Hie Floor nulet at
t-: iu,, ?;;, i, wheal sjpeeulation ??* ilugglab and undei
lower reports fr-im the west the market declined v./'-jc,
? asa' Un in,,in , nil: little or no demand from *lilp.
dull; steamer vv bite in grtun depot, at SI'",: No.
2 Rod do., SI Lit No. 2 Delaware Red, in aiport elevator.
. No, 1 Ci imsvlvaiila lte.1. in grain depot, ? 17-a
No 9 Red March, -1'7- 8$10 \ April ?? "', ? tIim.
May. tl i"V/*-i 11; June, SI l M< ?' Com L'oder lower
Wcaterd advicea ami a emil in ned ai tem a of export demand
,- Increased pressure to adi fntnrea beyond ibis
month and the market consequently declined . e., closing
od i "niiii..i ni tin- nu.,n salli Man ii waa ateaslllv held
undei light olleringa; i ai I bul B'eadyi
Kejectc.1 v.jiow m ifiain depot, 67c.; No. ;i Yellow,
*?.?? :i, ? steamer Mixed in grain iU-p,,t.
5,1c : Steamer Yellow afloat, 5Kc.i Wall Mixed Maren.
6 ,-: .prii BO i ,i'.e May,'iOV- I V : ?lu''*'. ' I l40illV.
dora declined aboul '.? audel a llusgi-h demaai; No. ll
. No- 2 White, 44o.i Future* qui u No -'
v. n t- March, I'J'vi: e.; Amii. 42*-j*i2Vc.i ^f-f. r'.i^t
i i un., i.i !<? 4 li. Proviaionalinn; Heef?City Family, $16i
do. Par keta SI8; No 1 Meaa . Dried.
Beef, iO~''-.\ Pork, Sew st,... SI 0 60; Side* (ieai In
Mit, lu, I",.,, : Un Hiuokod, 1 I c.: .siiuiiiil-'i s in ,',, y ?.,lf, 7 *j
'7',' . ,'., smoked, -'... luldeis, pickle cured,
-.'i'/*1^ Lard i-uk-ti Reflnetl, 610 ?'?"; Steam, tl.>
niitciiei* Lou* , I9 60. Butter Arm and higher; Kxtra,3
? [emly; Kxtra, .I'-e. clues,, steatly; New-York
tull Creams IIVaTH-c: Weatern, fair lo good* 11 "-j
'i;--"-..e rtugar?Relined llrtni i '....: liis-m
;Confec.iersA.7V Feed?Winter Bran, t OOO
? i lour, 7 OOO bbl*.: Wheat, lo.i. buah.;
ll.OOo boab.; Oat*. 1,000 bush. Hhipmenta?Wteat,
-."..il in buab..li. l.UO.i b us lt.: I lats, T.iKIO bush.
arr Loi is. Lii.ii 17 -Flourateadyandflnm Familr,64 00*1
i Vi 7", i lucy, *?'? in -'ie Wheat
? .1 :. i , Mn ! Red. SI < - ' .
? - "-?-, May, $1 H'?*. I M mi',; Jun.
ir$l 08-4- 1'iii - : ' 0*?. ri Ol) ',: NO 8 Red
I ,il. -lou. 4 ..rn lower at ih',,.1 -sc cash;
Hi'tc .s, rlh ,*."'u' M iv i lat* alowi::
Slav. Kye iiuii ai "i-1.<- Barley, ateady at 65980c. nutter,
, in ? al 17c. Flaxaeed quiet
i rtmothy tl 3 r-1 3; Pr*
Bran lower ul I a He Cornmeal quid at 82 36. wimkey
?iea.lv al .' 16. ProTlaionaateady; I'.-ik Sis 17**
vi- 28 Marcb. Bnlkmeat* Long Clear. -' 153*94Bi
19 72 sj. Bacon
Long Clear,610 28 Short Rib.SO B."?9#lo 37?.i short Cleaur
u- Flour, 7.0'"i bbls i Wheat, 6I,?"0U buah.i
Corn, i .lah.i Oata, 63,000 bush.: Barley, ll,(SH)
shiouienis?I'loitr, l2,00o titii-. Wheat. 29,.buah.! Corn,
li .'.nan.: Uata. 11.000buah-i Rye, l.OoO bush.; Buley,
?.'.ooo lui-li
J.'i.M.i) Mulch 17.?Wheat quiet; No. 1 White, SIOS***
White. ?.-:'??; No. - Kui. cash, tl "i" Vi tl nu '4;
March *i "'. April, $1 Ol-4: Ma 1 lune (104*41
Jilly, d ll ll, !'l ?/ U7--J,'.- Hi'lected, lb. it nile. Corn
li.; Man b. 6 1 j ? .iii . April,
ji'-jc; Msv. :."'|i.; June, '.u'-.c ; Reject 1 Onoto.
4., 1 ,als quid No. 2 la-'i Ul't March, Mi'i ui'-je- May.
.. ? . 1 : .v,-r
Seed oulet; Prune, caab aud MctUum 606O: March,
t", io; No ?-'. *?.?..''. Receipts?Wheat. 12,000 bush.; Corn,
llUBh.l V.'lu at, 8,000
BBITISII rsi: vin nt.sDK.
' >g, March 17 PS* Hark Lane Hxnreit, In Ita review
of the ii.:.-li grain trade during tbe pa "Hie
i May-like, To-daj
1 u .ri" it 1- un, hanged 1 the
miall, lill I.!.' , , I
1,11,1, 1 Ive, but the suppiy waa bare: ' alifornla waa Oaken al
1 ? s. ,? 11 -. . r-.-.., 1 hi ,,? * li iv ? irui." io narra ni Hm fad. S
.iii. *-i vu 1 argoea arrived, ten
.1 .; iti were withdrawn and one remained Tbesalca
ol Kngliah wheal dining the week were 6t>,6i'9 qua -
per quat ter, agnlnal ',7.-21 quarter* at 4 -a. 2d during
tin' 1 11 ieap.Ung week ta -t y, ar,
Gtett'UiJO.tt-3 (infr Uailruaaa.
|>AI.I IMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
M"l'l I FAST LINE TO rHK WEST.
\ .1 Phllatlr Ipbl 1, Baltimore omi VV tsbington
. Iviinla IL IL i),p,,i:
,: p. iu
,,<>,,,.->,. , , , , ,., 1 . . ,, ^, 1 ,,,,,., 11. 11, , >e|?,, ;
A p. m., ei ul iii point* West
7 j,, in , HAILY , ? PKl ss, through -'..?? pin*
1 ii., innate *t. Lout*. Com,.. ta foi al
p..im* v
?I l!i\ Hill 1
i
HIT, dall* for Washington and all point* Weat.
. .. , .... ? . .'Me-. 1 . |ct?ts, SI
I Broadway; I Cnn;.
. Iii 1 I' iiiro ?i
I/'il! BOSTON. FARE ONLY 93.
1 S i.i -TiiVINiiT'iV I !\i:
INSIDE li'l ll. nv ll Uni I
*.- except -uud.lv, Irom flo I3.N. IL,
Lt ?i.. Bl 6 p. m.
r>. W. POPPLK, Oen'l I'***. Agt., 177 We*t-?t
I?0R BOSTON. I Fare Onlv *3.
I VIA FALL RIVER LINE. ' Limited Ticket*
rteat ront< :" Sewp rt, Fall River, and all I'astern |
? i- s las - i \i Ell ED, I -. n. r...
m ,-, i, tn -' ? IL an l PR'iVIHENI I
? INN KX BOAT Irom Brooklyn 4 ? ferney (Itv at
; i, ni flCkCl ''us Illili le -e, incl n NeW-Sulk
nt .ill pi lui ipal h,,t, I*, transfer and tb ,-? i offli e- at t:.
, .....I on tb
Iii 'lil'i'.N .vi LuS Ll I.. CEOROE L CONNOR.
? uH. i,. :i I I'. ?*. Agent
TvTORWICH LINK. Inside Winter Route.
ToBOSTON 13, WOBrEsTER, *? Ott NA-IU'.V, $3 03.
lui: i i. vs p. rn. ind no atonafer
Hteamer* I uv OF NEW -YORK
and
ills nf I. Wi Li
l-nv. Pier No, Ul. North uiver, fis. Watta
B |X1 Ve L)< I I ? - ,l,ill ? \ee|,I -llllilal*. |U . ? ?'
PHILADELPHIA AND UEADiNti
RAILROAD
FROM BTATION8 OF
NFAV-.t:;i:<i;Y CENTRAL KfVISION,
ro r OF 1.1 iii RTY.8T., NORTH RIVER.
rirci-r conuet Hon to and fr-,ni Broot lyn, via Anuri Tionta,
limn il. lyn liri,lg,- I'ler.
timk taiu.i.-i.ski.m; I'l'i'-Ki v NOV. 18.IM
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, "Bound Brook
ItOUt* 0, Illida, m., 1 :l". ? '">, 4 .d', 6:3'), 7:U0.
m. Ht'M)A\*->at e4.sa.ui., fi Sn, l'-'OOp ni
PL, cr et ?? ll Wayna Tnnetlon fur 'icnnBiito-vn and
? ColaubhVsBTa. for Manuyui.k. couaho
liiirk- n and NoTTUtOwn,
DRAWING ROOM* Alli on all Day Traiua aud iSLEETINO
(JARS ,u NIn'lit Iraiua.
iteturniiiK leara PHILADELPHIA.Ninth and (lre?uats,
; iu ? IO. 1:80. 11:00 a. m., 1:15, K 4?, 5:4\0, ?43. r.':0fl
ii.. 6:80, la\"i) p. ui. J lasTd and
lerks-sta., at 6:10, a-20, Pun a m., 1-00,8:80, 6 20. d:JC
KCNI'.SV, M JO
ita . ur fi IO.
ji in 8UNDAY,8;lfia m., 4 SOp.na.
rnENTON. Warran
1.51, 4
Leave TRENTON, Warren and ruc.er st*., at 11'<, d-':0.8-08,
. : si. 4 :j. .* 24, ?;38 9. m. Bi'N.
dav-4, i_;.'S, o 18nm., BilB p in
MOB, li'UH
For WILL1AM9PORT at G;4.-.. 7:15. 0:"0 a. m., 8.46, 400
p. m.
ror BUNBURY anl LEWIdliCll'l at >>.45, 7i4u a. m., J;45.
4 p. ut
For uk SHIN', and tr vitnt-nruo af 7*48, ooo lina, in,
!;()0, 1:30, l il", "J", 12:00 p.m. Sunday* at .');30 p. m.
Pot SCRANTON al 8:1B, .'.?Ona ni. 8t48 p. in.
I r '.'. ' I KEMBARRE and PITTSTON at 8:40, DOO a. m.
1-00.1:80, IS Ju p m. Sundays at j.JO p. m.
For DHU POIl at 8t46 a. tn , 1*48 p. m.
Poi I-AMAQ1 4. at-:.43, 7:46, O."0 a. rn I1OO.I1SO. Ml, 4.00.
.'J u 1 p m.
Fur BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAUril f IIUN1*
Bt6:46,'J00 a. m., 1*00, I18O, 3:45, ;>:'M p. m. ..unday at
f> 80 p in.
Poi E 18TON at 0 IB, B 00 a. BL, 1.00, I18O, 3.4a, 4 00, 4i50,
6.JO p. m. Mundays. 5:30 p. m.
For BTATIONa ON BIOH IlRtrniE BRAVOH al 0:00
a. Bk, 4-00, 4 Ju p m.
Fur PLXHINOTON at 8.-46, 900* m., 1:00, li30, 4:00, 4iS0,
6:00,.',.3u p m. suudaya, l.ftop. m.
Fur SOMERVILLE at 6t4B, B 00, 10: IO 11:15a m.. 1,00, 1:30,
9: its, 1 00, 1 80, B 00. 8 SO, '* 1)0, 7 un, * 00, 10:30 p. m. Mun.
dayaatbOda m., 1:80, 6:80, 9-00 p m.
Fur PLAINFIELD al 8i46. 7:4-., BtOO, 0 Ju. IO BO, ll i5a.m,
1 00, 1:3 ,, J J", .1 45, i.'i", IU". 6 OD. R 16, 6 ju. 81OO. 'I SO
7;0u, e en, u 0. lu HO, lan (i pm i-i NDAYH at Uiiaj, &.it
I :n . 1 .Ju, li 'O. ' i0, 81OO, 19 "0 p. BL
POT ELIZABETH at 6:18, H 46, 7:16, T|45, 8*00, MO, f iHV
" S", uni, 10JO, UilB. ll Ju a in, 12i46. ie'ii, l:jn. i:iiO.
1 '. IS. 4 3''. I 4.S, 6:00, 6 1-," IO
6 43.' (J,6t4.-t 7:1)0, 7:80. 800, 8i4S, 8:30.10:80,
11:81), 12 00 i> -11 BUN DAYS ut 8.0''. 8i43 a in, 1 30, 4 0 '.
I '. Duo, 12:00 pm.
Pur NEWARK at 6:00, Br4f,8:16. 8:48, 7:18. 7:30, a;or?, H:1J,
' 0.8 . la lu.il. 11.I6 am. 1-j.iiDit.. ll.i'i,
1 iv, -J ni). 1 30, J '". 3: 80.4.041 4 80, ', 5 4.->,
tl "ii, c. I.'., I',: Ml. 7 ll,)- 7:80, -l.e H ' I', U L\ I" Si I, ll 1.'.,
l-JiO'.pm. bUNDATS at 5, lo i am,
1 LS .fun, 4:"". Ti ni', i!:lV * i"V u ,?i 'il On":
Por LU *'. niiAN- II, ",'K.t.s CltlOVK, .-..'.. ,.s:i rain al
5.00.8:16am, I(80. 4:00, 8:00 pm BUNDATM ricepl
Ot ' in Ul ??? at 1 i"), 111 4'iam
i ll') li'-At B. MS, Ila m. 1 .Ju, 4, i-ip m.
lui 1..4KI v\ ui.|). pi .SH RIVI lt Butt Bi P Bl Si'.S
a. ? i I Ju. 4; ju ii .ni **itli thi..ii jit ii trier cars ou 4.JO p in.
(tain
lot SIN Lt \*fii trna BRI ntl ETON at li*4) p. m.
NBW.JER8EY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Fi,un l-l.-i No. h No: Li Rifer, via -sanJv Ito st.
forl,f)Ni. llILVM ll bATUNTUWN. v.c. at 4 p. Bk
in ?.'U can POBfuo4ired ai f,s.t Lil,, irv si , (Ter Ko H,North
Rim 91 I. - 1. nw, 721, 844, 1,817, sud
!,i -r Broadway i 7-.'ai d ,4c ' Hi a?. ; I Hlvlnartou ot i li)
? . . ? prlnrlpa] r ,
? i. i i;v in Brooklyn at M ? ?? , i;-i|?,:.
' ,i si ill.ui ai , Jin Mao),mi,u sw, , V i?. Kalb.
i ..ve li. Hun,,kc;:, S&4 VV ustiliis;toii.|t ,
N N. I'laiisfi-i i oiiipauy will i all fm and clit-ck b*ag?ai;fivui
Ui/l.-l* iiu siili in ,. I.,ilcsflimtlnu.
i . u HANCOCK,
iu n.r.u rii-,.'u,'u and ilcaet Aaaat I'h-.iad-lutua.
J. I. WU4J1 I EN. i.cinial M , r *
?__ . ^ '? '' llAlliSVIN,
Qaaarai "tnait?rn trotteutn AatlUn Hu WVatty-at.. M. Y.
Steamboati anb ..ailroi&t
FOR NEW HAVEN.?steatnord **Mf? Peak]
Slip etd o m. md ll p. tn. 'Mondays eic-pf,-ci.) ll. ?.
Bieawnerarrive.)in time for early traina Nortti and Ka**.
I^OK BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOD
A HATONIL'and KAUO AT Uti RAllltr-* I ><*_ (stearne ra
leaver allierlne-alipat Ila. ui_ 8 p. tn,, Mm E?-,| Rivet,
8:10p.m. Fare lower than by any other i onie, *
I EUIOH VALLEY RAn.IvOAD.-.'aaaa-nKPl
A J train* leam depot foot of cortlan.it and !i?*t,r.-*?se**t?.
at ? lu a ni .( 40 and 7 p.m. for Easton, llethlel,,..)i. Allens
town, l'..-(ulln?;, Matieb Chunk, Wliki-abairf), I ..-sands. fV*,
veily. Ithaca, tienova. Lyon*, Huffs!.i and tho Weat. Puif-na-j
through rna. hes run daily Local traine at 7 a rn and .1 ij
p. rn. for K?<t?ii, Betlilein-ui snd Cooley.
fra,ns lenin*; at "10 a ni, 1 and J 40 p m ronner* foaj
point* in, Mahanor and Harleton coal reftona. Hriotl.**)
nain In- al foi* Mau h Chunk Milo a. m. Leave M*iu:h (buufi
at 4 p. m.
OeuefJ Kaat.-rn Office, comer of < hup-h and fortland! a'a.
E. B BYl.VilON, O. P. A. <
^JEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RB, "
I ( in i risylv-in'a lt H.,foot Oortlsodft
Ktatlone In NewYork < *t and T)c?iiro**c*.?i.
I-I'n ii*.Ail.-*.'. CH fu.it Liberty **,
LP.AVr.NKW.YORK. rommmt :n? NOTOB bel I , 188.1
For Suiiib Amboy. fl* Pillia. * Heading PH., 6, H 1ft. 11 0<I
a.m., I JO, 4 :.. tip rn. Kunda/* 4:00,10.4*) a.i,i via.Penu. HR*
9:00 a. m. 1J m. t ui, ? p. rh. sunday tl a. ni 6 p.m.
For Malawa"., ic, tia 1'blla. A Heeding RB., 5*taj, HM, ll
a. m. l:.to. 4 0 i. *i?0, .', On, ' n m. numl?v*, 4:0', ;0;4*ia aa,f
fla. Penn. RIC. ll a. tn , iv m 3 p m Kunda.*, 0 a m. 6 p.m.
Fur dd Cauk. Iain* Hi am: J, ficean Orara Aahnry Park,
Peaflirf, Point I'leaaaot, #c, fla Fhllad-lohla and Headlii*]
RR, 6.f>), 8:1". a. m., 1.J0, 4-00, mai p. m. ei.nda/a mofl
atnppfpir at ocean drovsor Aabtiry Park , 4 oo. lOsfS ?, tB
Ma r-iins, ivaula (tx., lia. tn , Vi in 8:10,8 p. m. KnndayJ
tm! sioi ping at Dean 'trove or A (bury l-ara >. ti a. m., 6 p ttl.
Fur Freehold, via Philadelphia and lte?e,ui?- fill., ft, 8 16, IL
a. m.. Lilli, 4J>0, ft p. m. :"or Key-port, vii lui adelphla arni
Reading RR , ft oo, Rift, ll *. m., Vrto, 4 SO, 6:00 8 p. m. Poi
LikeniMHl, lo'tif lover and Bamesrar ai * I ;.. tn I JD, 4 8JJ
p. m. For Vineland, lirldgeton, Atlaiii:- i Mr. At . 1:30 p. tn.
C. O. HANCOCK, J.H. WOOD, If H. NIKMAW.
tl. Y. At T. A . 1". * R. RR. (i.I'.A L ii!:. AU'giMint.
^^EW-Y0RK CENTRAL AND IfUDgOlf
I RIV Ht, RAILROAD.-C'oanmenclnz Nor. lu,.--;.
th nm uti train* will lear** (ir.ind Central llenot
* a. m. Western N'aw.York sad Nuitt.er.i Ki press, wits
iii.nv m./.i,.i,i,i. m |
- i".i 'o.. Past Limited (hl.aajo Kvpres* * th, .lining*- ?*,
topple ral Albany, I'llca, Hyr*cu*e, Koeheat-r Baftalo, btj
'loreland and J,,:, do, arri vine-at 11-iearo lot Hem ncxt-Uyv
10:;40a? m., Ch icaaro Kiora***, drawing-room ear* ti can air
<i?imn. Rori.r .ind il i*?'n com . ,1. fur Oswetro,
Ila. ni West .,, Nen-Yurk aud Nortbera lixnre**. wurt
drawing r* om. u -
.', ni,,.-ti. .v Di.,nv lr ,v md t.'ilci Klin- ??*. lr uvi ii.roiroe.arB
?4p m. Accv-mmodattontoAllianv mi i ii
'i ti ni , ^t f,,,,,. K\oi*es?. wlr'i *l*?otn? ,?r* for Niaeara
Falls. Buffalo ?',?.mii.iu (,-rceot Mal -**?** '-etrou,
SIlllS' lillis.
:;,,? ,,, kxnress, withaieepint cu ,., ari-aW-aa* and'.*
.sub'irii rm I i" > 'i'i"
'lin in , cu. .M. 'ucnr.-s. vifi .1 *'-i.-!t. ? i-i .- R,v*Wsf.
Hut sin i leveiand, roledo, Detroit,Chics**., -,. Lo.us. ')?*?*.
ri', alaoLowville etcent -at-tr-inri. -
U ii rn, Vi ?? ?"? iv,,,,,, :-"iii?;,. ..,iir .ar* tn Aitianr an*
Troy; Connect* witt the-nornm* tnlm t, r ti* S4est ana
North lexci-ni Saturday nurdi) ? . v. , ,,_., _
Th'kef* .?, -ii,- .ii Or*nd centr*. Ik-o- Ha.' Bowline
Oreen. JV.' .md -i ??.-, Prnsvtwsr. and st Westcott* Lxprv**
i,Hi,cs. ,l(*-ti. ?.:...'. i.J;.i.?ilHi Broauraae New To*
iMiil 331 SS',i. i ton ml -,M [.-ti'tnn -t-. li",.sVn. and;')
^r-lnn^:,'.;;:;'', i :?r**?.
pr,,, urdu :iv . .r the tc-"* offlf es ? r
Barta. j . , ,?,Ur
,,,,r All nfl.. P* (. ,, ? t*':,.hi.</*
...?l,i,t. <,'in I.,i l's* >n rr r Air. u'.
*t,,(
AccoiiiiiM.c u-i.ns-n i i.'? 'ni- ?"""', -.e.i.iuri., 7,J
rncared ? mr ol1 the teke* offlf ea tn ??*?? '," ? r
Banaaa-e calle 1 f"r m-i , ii--'-*--1 ,'?'",',,,,. , ,,,',,-r,m,i.i
. r-nese. rains ru., ,,,.r All other* ",l> ??* ^'iKh g
???,,,!?, ,i -,:?, , it.-ideiif. 'ui;. i,,i Faa .n--. r Air.
DOPITLAB SHOBE LINE.?For Provide
I Boston aud the Kaw*. All rall from <i**and C4Htti-al fj
ii,--..' PTsreaa train* dnilr (SnndaTa eM-y?te-?J rn Uost.u. ~
I '",?.,?? ear Bttached) md 10 p. m. (tntkr palnea
.','',',,, "m?,I,iu ar, 1.1 . rf- '?'?"' J'-'-'" sleep.',?
,;?s';' N-..,l??r!e,or.-sa cv-sore ' 6 I p. oj,
ra-rtreaiBl Sewpod 73?t> ra **>?'?'?[ i'ilvvLrl, Aacat. m
|>i.N.NUVJ.VANIA RAJLBOAD.
1 On and after Feb. 37. 1 *? I.
ORE SI 1 BUNK I INP
AND CNITED STATfca M vlL I'orTT*.
Train* leav-'Non Ymk via Ueabrotiaea ai.,, i mllandl fHree*)
Pei rle* ii* follow* :
Harrlsbure. I'l'i-lmri, tbs West anil Booth, nlfli Pullman
lal.ne CarB attached, 8 a. rn u .uni * p m. dally New.VorS
ami ( blcaeo Limited, of Parlor, Limns-, (-mokine and Hloep#
ini? Cars, at !? a m. e\ei v dav ,
\S Uliiiintporf. I. sk Haven, Ha m. ap. m Corry und Prle sk
t- p. in . u, ii,-, Una; at Cot ry for I'ltusvilie. Pt trul.-um < untl*)
ami the Oil li ..-tons
flaltlmoic. vv ? Mn-rt.m and the Rom th. "Limited Washlnirt.oil
Kipren-i" nf I'niiiiian Parlor dna dally ? icepl **uu,tay. 13
a. ni,, arrtve Wasblpston 4:Uft p m. Re*ralar,rla R. sud P\
R.R, r.t -J-v.0 andi9:30 a. rn U:40 and 'j p.m. find 1 J night i vii
II ai.,1 O. II. it. 1 and Tu. m. and ii D-.tcUt *unday, via BJ
sud 1? P. It. P-l-v a tn , Op. rn and 13 ii.tflif, via ll. and O Ri
lt. 7 u. rn and 12 nlzbt.
ror Atlantic < ny eii-?pt.a'mday. with thruarfh car, 1 p. m
?'or i ape ''l ty, sxoepl . nnday, 11:10 i
.o:g Branca, hkv iieadjua
I
Long"firaoi li,' Bay lieHiVjunction, and Inti rn e nate ?tationf
ria Rah way and Amboy, D a m.. 13 uo.u. Silo, ip nt. Oo)
Kunrlay. ll a ni ind ft p tu do not atop af 4at)tirtr Park.)
Lours off" Brooklyn Annes" connect -with ai: tl.rumen tiaiiuai
J: cv city. Hfliirillns; a aptedy and din-.t tiauafer fop
Prooklirntravei.
Traina arrivi--From Plttstuire, 8il0 and ll:.0a m., 7:30 ant)
lu.Ou in diulv, and 7 a. in dally oici-nt, Monday. Froca
SSashln-tton and lisltlniore, d JO amt d *i) a. ni, 3:40, SiSO.
fr 4). 9:20, lu ?"> and lii:Hft pm Bundar, ' ?"'. 'e''0 am.
I,, lift und 103ft p tn From Haitlm.ie, , . o p m., on Kutil
days. O'." i p. nt Fiom l'l.lladeiphla, -:ft ". u In, 6:80. 8t60 7,
except Monday. 8i20, 9:80, :i':40, 11:80a. m . 1 -0, 3, J; 40i
8:.,0, i Ju. iJi.Ji, 7:30.7:30, 8:60, 8:20. 10:05, lOiSO ami
10: ,6 ii m. *-u:iday, 3:.su, 8:30. 6:Jft, 6:?u, '..u5, 11:83 a. mj
li.UO, 7 85, 0-2O, 10;0n, 10:30 and 10:3) ii. BL
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fHF. OLD ESTABLIbHKD ROUTE AND IBOM LI*>*JT|
IQ TBAIN8 F.vcn WAY WEF.K-DA'. B A??D 0 OH
al'MJAV; 8 STATIONS IN I'll I '.AIiKL
iilIAi ?* IN NEW'YORat
OOCRT.K TRACK, THE M"B T IMPHOVr.D KQCIPa
Ml-i.NT, AND THE FASTEST TIME C iVeJIbl
I S 1 SVITH AIIS'JLt.TL SAFETY.
vanni* u.
ReturuuiK train* leaveRroadat. Station, I'MlridelnhlA, 13i01,
i . ii i, t.'s iexcept Monday). ?' .?-??. " J", -:'0, -.30
ll, ami ; 1:15a, m. iLimite.i Rsprea* 1:8 ? n:.d B '.'0 p. tn. . 1.
5, 4, 6, 6, b*(,7:40, 7:46*nd8p m. On s?ndav 13:01, 3il6.
8:20, 4. I: .'>. r):30am. i, 6:JO Limited', i IO. " 40, 7 41
and sp rn Leave rblladtlphla via Camden, 8.J0 a. m.
daily en ept Viii,lay
Tic*et ure,... i.i -,M4(), and 944 Broadway, I Astor Hnnae,
tndfooiof Desbrosaea and I'oitlandt Stre ta, i c'uiirt-?t,
.ni Brooklyn Annex Station, fis.t uf Fnltonat.,
i * Hotel, Hohuken; Station Jersey i ltfl
.-.No is Larteiy riate BM < aatle Uar
len.
j in- n, w-York Transfer Company will call for and cbccK
hiiirgnire fr,,oi hotel* and reahlonce*.
CHARLENE K'nil, J.RWOup,
i.i una' >)an,ieiir_Get. I ?? veenf
CTARIN'a
k-' CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
i OXPANT.
Office Pier Itt BT, r., f(?,t of Cnrtlandt-st
r;on?lirnm"iita of freight forwarded aa ,1 i e. te-1 to any jaif,
?f thc world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
(inti rs p-fived f,r delivery of all kinds of trclnht and met)
thnndiae tu miy part nf the city.
BEA AM) OARBOR TOWDTO AND RIVER AND HAHJ
BOM UOHTERAOE
Fi-elRht of every description promptly lightered to any pour!
arbor al rr Barmah!* rate*.
lMBOATS, BAROE4 AND OltOVES TO CHABl
1KH ! ult K\( fltsKiNS.
st. later JOHN II. STAMIN for NEW-nAVEN. I.-area Plea
1-, N lt , f.Kit nf Cortluudt-*t., Bt 3 p. in. rtaUy. [STJNDAVR
eiieptul.]
Fniciit for pointe on D. L. A W. R. R. received at Pter 19?
For Ne-v-IIaven and point* Faat, at Pier 18.
NORTH --ilfiltE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Mlle* rot*
tnt < int.*, \ l.i Meamt-r* from Tier 1, E.R., foot ot Wbli*'
bail.st.
CEN THAL .SHIPYARD. Communlpavf. N. J.?Dry Doejtea
Mt.Mm- aid limier shnp*. Everything apoertalalnf WtJtof
Mimtiuctiou ami repair ot vesse a.
fHE ERIE RAILWAY, bett??r knosvn aa tlu
1 NEW-YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL.
RO S!'
Sit.nie. nu nt* of trains from Chamber*.*!. Depot.
Barn?Dally except HundAya. i'iy BBpreas. .Ii-iwiii-;.roora,
coarbe* io Blnarhamton. Klmlra and Hunalo. sltsi-pmjf
, oat ne* to (lei i laud, i inc I np uti amt l lill
t) p iii daily, "Hi lamia Limited" i ipree* So .vtra eh.vifo
Pu Um ui -aieeplna ' ? arrlflng
i ? ,i m; Niagara i . - nm, ci.-vc.
hind 1:40 p -n: i un 'i n .ti * 20 p m. (ni I mi - - l.'a ni srs-oiid]
doj i nun, ct,iu iralnaarrive Detroit 3:10 p mi r,J.>l., .-0
p ni ami liiilianapn-s l ] a ni.
e ii ni - I'aiiyi - I's.itic Ripreas for the Weat A -uud Train ot
rn'lin.ui liav and -iccplnit i na. he- lo Bin fl aintOB, EIiiiIiHl
Buffalo, Nlaa-ara Falla, Cbncliinatl ind thicasro. Hotel ami
Buffet sim'in*- cia,' es too Icaaro
s.ln p ii - Emlgraot train tor t>,o w
Rutliei furn and Passaic 8 7:30 7 -j m linera
1:40 J J ,u I IO - 'ii 806:108 107:3. " P "i 13 rulduWhL
Suiidavs ii s I) 10:30am 1:158'toop iii 12 mldnlffct,
l'uie'rsnn .; 7:20 7:60 8:80 10:30 am 13 noon I ll i.*.r>04 4O
16 'ii Ju j, ni an I I ;:iiilm?ht Hap
il.lV-i, - JU i-i .na lil I 4 ii. ll - D p "I I-' u.:,in I.'lt ?.._
N,?.ic< and Paterson via New.uk o 4* ?* io i. J-nim J ia
I .ii -, ,. , ,,i , :,, 7.-84I Sp rn ami 13 ui:.!in-l t. satunUy
ni ? .on ii - ' _M.m
(Suffern tt 7 6ii lii:20am 1:18 8 '-i , ," ?' - .pm md 13
midnight -.. I IthHiemlM r ' * p m .uid li
midnight.
vv irwlck 7 50 ft m 4 3u p ni _ .
Noaburg ami i einwall 7 50Baa tu. sunday
Houdout and KiUi.-tou and M,, iu-:.--v ? I tu 4:-'1pm.
8oo*hen ?!' '?' 50 0 H 30 i tn 8: IQ 8:50 4 6 I - 111 m. bun.
diiy ii S III in ll a mi ll * p tu - - -.
Middletown tl 7:50 tf 10*20 am3:30 I o>- p in. sunday
Dh ni l.. ju,i in i 0 8 pm The Hain* J a tu and tVBO pm
trainsrouneel . ihNea Vms. Ontario and Western RaiUoad
ut Maui st. I lu-'J a ni tudu slop* ai Mai.. -: unlj
Pori Jen,. 7 nu IO 30 a in oo U 8 8:15 pat sunday e JO
lil '.'ii a ni 8 8 il)8 p tn .^u ...
Boat* leave . ni si Quarter of and quartet if.er ?-*< h tmnr
? , lu 16 i."iv Hurt* uunute* sud from
lu 16 ii in to I 1:46 i in ev-iv boat .
Picket* rm passage and apartment* In i ? ? * at ii sun ann
S!,- 'plug , 0 ,, In - , au lie ,,t't lim u. and onlel * fm the .'dei Sing
amt tr iii-i.i' rn baa*aaa*-i may bt left at lb, coiupanf *???**?
Noa il, 101 oi 057 Broadway, :*7 We.t-at., .s.-,..-No.J
(nun -t , iu-,,,, ui yu, ,,r*t tin-1 otupany'a Depots .?,?
Expioa* trains from the Weal aniv. la Sea lona8T:i?)
7 oil n a ?, and l" J" p m. .. .. w
JullN \ UiHuYr. (ii'ifl Fa-s'i A." :i:. Nm ),'!*_
voktiukn i:\ii.koai) or m:\v-.ikrsky.
.I iiauis leave mr Lnglawood. floater Piermont ana
. i j ii t i Brig |08 IO -. u p ni iJmUle
nuiu -.Liv * . ' ,t in h;uI 7 !.*> p tn.
\ um. t, .-piuin Salioy sud Mou-cy 7 10 10 am l.JOP-U
sn ullin- 7 a iii. _ .
'jmiN N. Aiiiioir, ..nii'i-si v tnt. New-Yirri.
w
rE8T SHORE ROUTE.
M.vi YORK SVI-p SHORE * BUFFALO RAILWAY
11.ti ns loavi Deal rosee*, vmi andi aud fool f vv .-.* (3d sta-i
-u-piiii.iU Billin,' ' - - au.l BuSBlO,
'.*- li m.
lui Newark, lim luster, sytacuae and oi.'i.U, I) HO a tu ,'i
p m.
i tut, Utile Fall*. Port Piala, canajoharte, Port JaatRafaTI
Ja,ii. '.' :(,i i * .Jg M u,. .H ., n,
Albany aud in .'iii. ??*, 9 Ja ll 30am 4 '. *u. m.
New bur* Kingatun. Iligliland, Poufb* - J-', ll'-*
a. iii . :t ic. I ...' ?* n iii
?Dally tiiiiii traina dally eteept Kuuday.
Buffel Pariel Lara on 9M ana ll -i a. in. ,,n i 4 JOp rn
frau.* f,,i Alb .
Parlor Buffel i an on 9:80 a m. train lot Kyracu*-) au*
um . _ .?
Pullman ll iffet sieaplng tara en8p.bb. Iraki for buii'ia
and i ju.
rtckctaand time tables at stations and at off .*4.>f tb.?.-?i*?
p.-inv, J. i-.v <nv. Pennsylvania Kallroad - mon, Uruok | s
No. 4 i uuii-.1 Viui.a uilicc fisit of lull.mau, J* *'u,'',n'
?i? and .Nu. ,' lvK-lt.,.1. , N,w Vuik i iii. Noa, 188, Aol,
J. I, ina, 419, P40,1,833 Broadway, No 5 1 n un B*iaa
7.1. .Hi ave, Sn 10*- East l.Mh-t. ivim*.. .v mu HU ^'as
i tun. tn. -st., foot Oortl?B4t-sl, Ban waa* -tnot*1
bUtlvU.l.Dt We t 4'.'.l*l
AiJiNliY KOXatlXOAB. ??'?^j^Kiilr-s*

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