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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NetOs SEQ First Page.
ALEIANAO FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
BUN RISES. Moon RIs as 4s
SUN SEIs...........6l6E 10 ElsH WATER...."...... AIS
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Tonawanda, jennings. Savannah. Phila.
delphih apd southern Mail Steamsnlp 90.
Schr M. q. Collins. Endicoit, havana, K A. Souder q
Str H. L. eaw Her, Baltimore, A. eroves.Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Wt sse to Goba aq%e % hours from New
With .lsa; apa Roisssis e $ W ss %sish from sasu"'
scbr A, M. Flanagan shaw dsys from Cardenas,
with sugar and mOiasses to John Mason q 90. ''''
MEMORANDA.
Snp bessie parker Fritz for Philadelphia. entered
1s Roman, Baker for Philadelphia cleared
BsIgTe @ ssYsnsah 81 Knowiton for Philadelphia
delphia anchored al the MotherbanE lSth inst
at Livery ool lslh inst e-'O OU'
BSsiI9ue j. W. BaEss. Dawson. hence. at Hamburg
BsI9ue Annie sT ". Weston, Bailey, cleared at San
Fthnclsco zeth lnst for Liverpool with $4,000
Barque Brothers Pride. Smith. from Liverpool for
Philadeiphia sailed from Bermuda 7th inst, having
BarUue ASSe es n SrSnEiin sei H"iDrook from Mo-.
spa tor Philadelpnia sailed rom Gibraltar 5th Inst
dephis sailed from the MotheiSank ith Inst. Fn'is'
ys S kaS S% Wes 3 Js for
ing cargo. having repaired.
or was spoken in la 70 ao long. 70 Io
dale (Barque Vesa q, KodeTus. sailed from Liver
pool 18th Dec the OnnI. Dennevig, sailed NOV 90
both for Philsdelphia.)
Brig Eliza Mcneil Small from Hesslna for PhiIa.
delpha sailed from Gibraltar lst Inst.
SchI Marion, LpperL. cleared az New Orleans 2sd
empty carboys l6 saddle Trees. and 80 trace aims
sehr James Magee, Lawson. hence at New Haven
9th inst.
Schr Albert Thomas, Rogers. at Charleston 25th
lust from PhladelDhia. experienced heavy weather,
anu lost oboom and jib on the 22d of Uape Lookout
echr j. b. Austin Davis from Boston for PhiIadel-
pbia, sailed from Holmes Hole 25th INST
Ecbr Il. q. IIwin Atkins, sailed from Savannah
26i b inst, Tor Jacksonville.
Schr Mary Mines. Crowel, at Portland 9th Inst,
schr Addie Ryerson. Hutchins cleared at Portland
9Th inst for Lubec.
Scbr r. w. Godfrey, Garwood, cleared AZ Portland
2Stb inst for Havana.
Scbr r. i, Tay Baker. from Boston for PhIladel
| phia sailed from Holmes Hole 26th Inst.
MISCELLAEY.
Ship Alaska. of Bosten. from New Orleans, before
| repored on fire at Havre was apparently only
sDehtIy damaged The fire had been extinguIshed,
and The vessel fuli OF wafer. the damage to
| cargo not yet RscertRlned. (The A. 10 valued ~
nearly 500 000 AND IL s stated that she Is Insured for
$50 6-a but SIS 600 covered by policies among the
marine compsnts OF Boston)
several and tins of refined spirits of petroleum,
| the cases marked "E M. Maohetke, Inspector and
Gauger, Phoenix WORKS, philadelphia" and Schule-
der Enc Headauh" have been picked up or the mar.
hor or Teignmouth and delivered 10 The Receiver IT
Wrecks at that port The vessels arriving there
mort that on the llLh inst, they large numbe
of them hOatinE In the Channei,
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MARRIED..

GRAFF-LON9.-At the brides residence. on
Thursday, January 2S, by the Rev. F. b. Hodge, Mr.
JOHN +. CRAFT, OF Philadelpn ala, to Mics LlZHIE
j LONG eldest daughter of Thomas Long, Esq, OF
Wilks sbarTe Pa ~ ,,-. . 90
mery county papers please copy.
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CLEARED YESTERDA

steamship Tonawanda, jennings. Savannah, Phil
delphiR and southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Norman, Crowel Boston, III. Winsor q c
Scbr Nd. q. Collins, Endcott, havana, K A, souder
Co.
str H. L. Cav. Her, Baltimore, A GroYes,J Jr
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Loss OF the BRITISH sHIp SOUTHERN EMPIRE.
fFrom the New Orleans Crescent, Jan. 81

6f from che New Orleans Crescent, Jan. 81
Our telegraphic columns yesterday contained the
intelligence under date Of the 9Th instant Plymouth
England, OF the loss Of the British ship Southern En-
plre and all on board, by laundering ut sea-
The southern Empire, CAPTAIN James Dunlap, was
cleared from our city on tina nth Of No
vember last, by Messrs. Maury d Co., with the
following cargo-3000 bales and ten bags of cotton
and 2, 400 slaves. She sailed from the bar on the
ship. Besides Captain Dunlap and wife and the
crew Of the vessel, twenty-five men. there were on
years, Of England, and Mr.. B. McKinnain, aged
thirty-nve, OF Ireland. These are all the names
which we have ascertAined. The c0nsignees Of the
vessel are X Condor, Jean Repaud d Co., George b.
Shute, Stkenstadt Co., Wesenbach b Klumpt.
Herman Hertz Co., NELL Bros Co. and Quentell
q Retchard. ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE COURT OF SESSIONS IN SCOTLAND, GREAT
Bris.inNosic hereby given that an action q %uls..
co aFirs Division Lord Jsrvswoods ordinary ii he in
sas LIZ 2,
Tor Of the deceased Rodsrck ncIso some time reading e
Banf of Scotland somns.a ana spoonsd b. him
his last win and Testament dated the sab Of April ls and
cerned and confirmed By ths CommisaTy Of the Commits
Lsod Hsq TaesmaS q md esdins Al scspsy iss
q sosad CONFORM % dated ss
formerly rsssing I.rScur county e
Ne % e nov -
STATE $ .srq ss, ana n.
and Charles shaw Esquire sheriff substus, Lochm addy
executors nominate OF tho said dsceased Norman MeLeod
cn s h ana Il sAs
interested for tho purpose having hs under his
ssTsa and 81 cSsanns Judicial sIsass and asoS.rss Of ii
II. insroni.sons and sanFs in connectOn wh bs .sid
sos against the parties defender eIamani furh q
x = . ne i. s e., s
August last and was called IN court on the l day q 0c.
n -. ls Is.
cusor October, liza Lord Jsrviswoods, ses Patti
IN and single payment; holds ths condescsndes
ANNEXED 70 the condescsndence Of the fund TN
dsnsss and sisi@s ~ he Sird ssdsrunt ds5 fsSCey
1:. ppcoss ne Ei:ss g seH.n within ~ 81, ~ s ns1 s
sssss:
,s:,. 's !; e 'ss
ses q q: o.dsr O ne LORD 0dlss Ss Court vhs<
&c =
fupd By ADVERTISEMENT q least three tmse q insevas q
ssss q SnSA u
isa = may . deemed .dvssb and ordsns them e cdss
'.'' THOMAS RAyKEN,
Solicitor Supreme Courts, EdaSus, Agent Cor V Pursuss
EDrSsuRaH, OCT n, ls9
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

Last week closed upon q very strong market for
domestic cotton goods, and the present week
opened vigorously under more active enquiry than
there has been for many weeks, and we have to
chronicle . stifl further material enhancement In
values OF nearly all cotton fabrics, but which ID OF
course more marked on the favorite makes. Tne
active movement In cotton ana the steady advance
In prices both here and in Liverpool, have proved
most opportuns TO the dry goods trade, and there
n question but that the sudden reaction IN the
market, produced by protracted season OF extreme
depression, has insured the solvency OF some firms
which were well nigh driven to the wall and which
without the occurrence Of some such event could
not possibly have gone through February. Besides
the great increase In the local trade and the active
inquiry from out Of town buyers now here, orders
have come in from al directions. The sudden and
large advance In cotton has enabled holders In the
South 70 sell on much more advantageous
terms than they hsd anticipated and enabled
would and q an earlier period. Hence the rsceips
S,~ ~ s Snn sSs P, rev d much II
more cheerful feeling among the trade In general.
BIeached muslns have met with iree sale, and We
note further general Improvement Of prices Of nom
81 Sc % NJ mnans are equally active ana At an canal
Improvement in prices tue sales being nee at the
Prints have sold freely and at better prscea New
stylss are coming in quite freely, and being new,
and IN some cases attractive, they are rapidly taken
6o%ssiic s.snsms are also selling better than for
brown driiiines md ready purchasers as full
Jeans are IN far demand, and are generally held
ct higher prices In sympathy with all other kinds Of
Cheeks sell wen at some Improvement
Tickngs are also held higher, and being In fair de-
mand win probably sell higher
In fact al kinds OF cotton goods are either selling
Of better figures or not Ut ALL The cost Of fabrication
10 80 greatly enhanced BY the rise In cotton that
goods cannot be sold at profit at the old prices,
The providence printing cloth market last week
closed nrm ct ekc.-a decided Improvement
II now about enc. Toe. 10 IN said that 1t the
present price OF cotton, labor and supplies, and the
going rates Of Interest on Investments insurance
and taxes. even this would leave but n small margln
for the manufactures. rho sales last week were
$4,000 pieces ~ 7Nc $40. for 81 by 90. skc. .
sMc. for 90 by a., and %. n exc. for "a by a. At
Fall River 10000 pieces sold at &c. exc for ~ BY
81, the market closing with an advancing tendency.
For February ana March delivcryi exc. a 9ko. was
offered, and 9c asked for best GrAdes of % square.
woollen goods arelc0mparAtvely quiet, but with
firm market for the raw material. Holders are
frm, and the sales making ara at full prices.
Imported goods are IN moderate demand only, and
prices show noteworthy change. The anticipated
tariff rovisi0ns ere not foreshadowed yet, and &C.
coryiInRly exert no influence on the market.
We annex the current quotations for most OF the
leading cotton nbrcs:-
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1880; vacant lot corner Of Rensselaer, and Second
streets property OF George B. Warren. J 10 Michael
Troy Orphan Asylum, Eighth street, properly Of d.
y. Warren, TO r, w. Smith. FOR $1,000
The work Of practical reconstruction in the South
goes forward rapidly, and there are many instances
q the Investment Of Nofthern capital in Southern
the Eynchbure vivvinfcr Of a recent date has the
foliowing:--M Major II O. Randolph. Of the Piedmont
Land Agency OF Virginia, after an absence IN the
North 81 ten days has returned to the city. In Phil.
adelphia, Q numberuf capitalists have been induced
to negotiate for the purchase Of the Kimberly Springs
property. In Bland county, Southwestern Virginia.
a.
be constructed from the Salt Works 10 the great pas
ter beds OF virginia viii run immediately through #
almost inexhaustbe deposits OF iron and manganese.
The undev6l0ped salt wells, believed TO BE- on the
es no q s aeI s ~ Sa
the mtnersl value Of these lands. the price
agreed on " 100000 for the tract. a
to commence improving the property ct once. One
hundred thousand dollars have been set aside for
as snS Rs as rns
direct nom Scotland, for $4,000. the same farm
vance Of 900 In that short period. This agency Is
having many inquiries for farms.
:, me Grimm SGal Sar Of the stn says-on Tuesday
TO witness the rapid appreciation OF real estate In
this vicinity, both town ana country. The Double
Cabins place, six miles from town. was sold 81
shers sole in separate lots for cash. OF course and
brought an average Of between eight and nine dol.
lars per acre. Mr. 4. w. Manley and John
Mitchell became the purchasers large
portion OF the plantation Is worn out it being one
Of the first settled places in the county, though
there Is considerable OF good land on n. A place OF
IT'S acres, about the same distance from town,
brought, ut administrators sale, 500 cash; not by
any means choice place at that poor little place
OF so acres In Union district brought $500 cash.
0nehalf interest in city lot on the west side. OF
feet front 100 feet Deep brought $500 cash. Mr.
Beeks sold two lots adjoining the new warehouse on
Hill street. each 30 feet front by 90 feet deep, for
$780, the other for $685. 0ne-naf cash, balance short
time. On these, new buildings are going up imme-
diately and Mr.. Beeks IL about building two nne
stores on the adjoining lots. Thus perceive tina
real estate Ii rapidly advancing-an unmistakabls
sign OF returning prosperity.
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The Remsen farm, OF twenty acres in East New
York, bounded by East New YORK and Paca avenues,
has been recently sold 70 Mr.. Culver, Of Brooklyn,
for $4,000.
JONI II. Johnston, Of Mount Vernon, has purchased
the estate OF Thomas Huestis on the White Plains
road, between Mount Vernon and Bronxyic, con-
sistns Of thrtyfour acres aud the buildings thereon
for $4,000.
John Berry, Of Mount vernon, has purchased the
two three story brick stores and dwelling houses,
opposite the Post once In that village from Mr.
Holmes for $4,000. Tho latter named gentleman
paid less than 5000 for these building, and an add
uOnal lot OF ground three years ago.
The property on the corner OF Weg Br0euway anu
Chambers street, known NJ the (1rard House, lot
75x100, has been sold recently for 1850, 900.
Lots IN the vicinity OF Flatbusi, Gravcsend ana
New Utrecht range nom $500 70 8, 00o Land WITHIN
mile OF the Brooklyn line mN be bought a. sl,oVo
an acre.
rhe swallowing Of Roxbury has agreed with Dos
ton well that II Il now ready and eager to perform
the same feat upon ChsrleetOwn and portions or
s0mcrve. Dorchester and Brookline. Mayor Shurt-
leu recommended 10 In his address,.
Tho real estate transfers recorded In chicago !anu.
ary were nineteen I'm number, and represented
property 10 the amount OF t32p30
The following are recent sales In Troy, N. IT.
The frame house No. a0i Fourth street. property OF
Thomas I. wright, 10 John McMillen for LOO; the
two story brick house No. 10 Ferry street. property
OF Truman u. ingalls,, TO Mortimer n, Anthem, fas
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e; for: .sss :ss ss'is
ss q g for Corn 10: de- 2 5u fGr ana
~ Tor prin. nov mixed WESTERN Ss ssiss wsrs sSou
ss'as e: ssd e.. Ess VIII:
sce e q 20 a. %ep :aa g. p S 1s.
hishsr saiss being bushsls 7se y store
O0s sH.ass = ssis 81 S.nss & West or barley MAJ.
fsrsHTsThe market oontsasd to ruls quiet bu. rates
poor rA:s' ss
apple. ';s'? sss
4 e. The cns, w:rs Br;A D.5 g Ts So , wh
800 sS.s P:.:sss fss s..s - 81 3 a.
:a ss e r % x. e
H SsH Nth rag A. $500 gcd and British brig 1850
Og.sss ss dal and nominal - isc. TIC for bags
nay Was n odsrsss demand but prices were steady At
::g:. sra. .ss quoted = d Is u 10 And
;ss and s ss.
a. &C. inferior e Common g. ios
HcIz ss...3rhs nsrss. .ras active. but
6ri Ssa i 49, . SSds Dsnsrsrs ! & ne hsss
81: New orssn. i nc 800, ana III Ssds Ds@sssi
s s.:
s-.1 yss' sSs ~
= 9 81 a. !. J: & 5 ii z s. :
sssy !. e. q & s::,. :es ss:
d ss sad SSs q; is:!:s:ss y 4: az: prs. One;
ss ~ s.s s ss - a. S.
si 81
ns ss - % ss s s @ 81 s ~ lss
for future delivery there was moderate bushes
Tor The next O sa months both option Live Soss were
T. sa sDs ~. .sn @ :: & D sss sy ri s's
AZ ssS. I ss 4: =: y u i. s;; "a: T.
& ss er s:; mes: sS m 81 ss a f%
sass q g! srcs. Out meats inquired after and
pick "Aa =.
bore, ga%ssr.1d sHs 2 arrive !. isc LsSd va.
s ss < :ft% and kettle
Latter .sys demand and decidedly higher
ss ss s Perjury ss
ssS. sSd
Y s%s Sss p sg.
400 d. January, Ssc sc aOlo DO, from March
Sss @ % 'a1s' and 400 ;s 'iss
susAs-Ths market Tor raw continued % rule dun and
heavy fssc for fair 10 good refining Cuba The
sales 10 hhds 81 12Ac. for Barbados and lsc
IKE for Demerara also % boxss private terms Refined
IKE \ os s yo% an. ns'i s
extra q. 1885,
uorceA
l,n:.sa IN: make. continued sss,vssna sr
o M arrive 1000 bags and - pockss per Pride
Of Canada ~ Is also 70 arrive In Boston, 80 bags
Pay, private l0oo per Psrclss q ~ a0O
Hsr.d 500 Pr k.ssspgs = g isCs PEI 81 q
god duty paid Grass were dun but steady q yesterdays
TxLLow request and arn, The sales being $4,000
wnfsKss-Rscsipss 20 bbls The marxss was nrm, win
salss Of 100 bills. st 81 " VI q. duty paid.
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To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
see In your issue OF this morning that Mr.. James
Fisk, IT., has now bought out Mr.. Bateman, and
proposes 70 run the entire machine on Eric princi-
pies. This, OF course, added to other recent pur-
chascs win greatly enhance the value Of the stock OF
the road.
We stockholders win now determine the value Of
our shares by the success OF Onenbach's last. A
crowded house. with no free list, VIII be felt next
morning at the Long Room. and q wet night and
slim attendance will have q corresponding eject
and he promptly made usc OF BY the bears. We
shall hear no more OF Eight Market except IS
applied to tho extremitics OF some beautiful
coryphec. The 'shorts'' and the length OF her
skirts will be synonymous terms. bear move
ment" will only apply 70 her arms and neck and the
toss OF her pretty ankles be the only upward ten
goes, and the able direction OF the road Is pro-
ducing increased confidence thereby, but 10 u not
enough. AZ am long Of two hun dred shares OF
and am ct present scttng" on II with the same faith
snd tenacity OF purpose that hen displays over an
unproductivc ovary laid the year before; and ~ am
roads running somewhere towards shutdown, steam
boats running mp oil the rivers and sounds, operas
running with full houses every night and bills
running up everywhere else; and a. am part owner,
ofcourse, TO the extent ofmy ovary, In oil these enter
prises; and, moreover ~ have unlimited confidence
In the present management OF tho Grand Operatic
Erie Railroad line, twould propose one more move
to give this stupendous enterprise the success u
deserveS:--Let Mr.. James Flax, Jr., now buy
church, and not only church, but let him buy q
minister. Let us have services held morning and
night OF every day Sunday exccpted.l Let the
great doctrine OF faith In Erie be preached and let
every man pray earnestly that his ovary be Matched
into the null and perfect chicken and that chicken be
above par. AZ contribution towards this deserving
object viii head the list with my last margin. who
will sign nextS ST0CKHULDER
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Asctisn Sales Of Real Estate Yesterday.
Yesterday was quiet day In the real estate mar
ket, there being but one auction sale which, how
ever, was well attended. The following are the
particulars
story brick building and lot Of ground corner Of Elm
and rrospscs rss, Newark, J, lot Axs5, purchased
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COFFkE.-The market Tor RIO quiet but urn NJ
terdays quotations We heard saos Of Laguayra 100
bags were sold at l61<c., gold, duty paid
FLOUR GRAIN.-Recepts, $3.50 bbls. -four, 300 do.
and 5000 sack meal $50 bushels wheat 6l do corn
625 oats The our market still dull and heavy and
Irregular Some brands placed 1t decidedly lower
figures, and nearly all lower 10 sell California -four
sells below 81 per DBL The sales were shout 900 bbls
again dull prices lower. Sales 225 bbls
Corn meal slow Of a and lower prices prevalent
Sales bhlR. We quote
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


UARLr0N-DAvIs. this city. on Tuesday, Janu-
airy IL, by Rev. DR.. Tying, GEoRGB Il. CARLTON or
New York. to JULIET DAVIS, OF HOyoke Mass.
Providence. r. l., papers please copy.
GOURLAY--SrANBERY.-At the residence Of the
BRIDES parcnts No. 127 East Fftyfourth street. on
"wednesday, January Is, GE0Ras GOuRLAY TO MARIE
L., only daughter Of J. B. Stanbery.
lNNEs-HAMnrON.--OnM Monday evening, January
II. by the Rev. DR.. Thompson. JAMES INNEs, to AG-
MES WALLACE HAMILTON.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday De-
comber a. BY Rev. @. Fl. Pool. at the BRIDES resi-
dence O. Il. TYRAN-BEzE DE MONTCALM, to L. L.
KROLIKOwsKA Doth Of this city. No cards.
French, Canadian and Brazilian papers please
copy
the Church OF the Saviour, Brooklyn. by the Rev.
Dr. Farley, HENRY JEss0P STEVENSON, OF Shefileld,
England, to JANE CLEMENTS JEssoP. Of Brooklyn
only daughter OF the late Henry Jessop
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Mr. Henry Caspar Heints, well known member
OF iloyd's In London, met with fearful accident
recently by the pole OF n runaway baggage wagon
crushing through the omnibus In which he was slt-
ting the polo struck Mr.. Heintz In the face, smash
Lng his lower jaw IN shocking manner.
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wsprrspAr, Jan. i4-sP. n.

Corror-Rs Receipts, A7 bales The market for this sta
ps unusually active tho demand being principally pecu
lative and prices advanced 10 per h., WIN be BY
reference TO quotations appended The sales large
being O6 bales including Alta speculation, 1853 for
spinning 60s for export and $50 transit The bns
for future delivery fair Sales 200 bales low
mddiing for January Mt a3kc, 100 do. for February
400 DO for March a 100 Do for February and
terms. Annexed are the the closing quotations.
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Since Jan. l...s7,O7s2sa sa,4l2.7so ss,soa,s


TO financial affairs in that citys- II,
There is little in the present condition Of the money
market requiring special comment. the demand
continues moderately active, and the banks are gen.
orally able TO take more or less outside paper while
supplying the calls Of their customers to liberal
extent. There Is, however, no such superabundance
OF currency In the hands Of banks and lenders AZ TO
afect the charge money materially, and rates are
generally well sustained. Depositors are generally
accommodated at per cent discounts but the best
outside paper Is in little request held AZ any lower
rate than per cent aud many transactions are made
at 81 and per cent Call loans range from TO
per cent ON government c0llaterals, with fair de-
mand.
The Inst weekly statement Of the Boston banks
shows what those institutions have been doing for
the relief accommodation OF their customers the
past week, and indicates the SUFFICIENT basis on
which 1t has been done. For instance they have in
creased their loans 81, 800, 363 but in doing so they
Nave Withdrawn their balances from the other banks
to the extent OF AGO. and increased their crcu
lation s125, s4e and have been strengthened by On
increase In individual deposits OF $544,l24 and an
increase in country bank balances OF $85ls7a Their
IL kept up by an increase Of $87 in specie
0f which they hold $3,076,344, while legal tender
notes lof which they hold S64 1901 have decreased
but $i3,512. The following are the f00tings, with
those OF the two previous Statements
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CUstOns HUtSe. -7SssD- ITedstsSD.
Receipts. Receipts. Puynlenks. BdI0nccs.
Jan. H.. S433,3S7 $1,8l6S50 $1.9s29o ISL 95l
Jan. H.. 4s2,467 1,136058 1.0932S0 S1,3A3.720
Jan. Ia. 346,0O0 1.399,7l4 1,8S0.360 60S13,0S4
The exports exclusive Of specie) from New York
TO foreign ports for the week ending January IL and
since the commencement OF the year compare -
follows with those OF 1867 and 1906
r 1867. 1868. 1850.
For the week. 81. 25S,s5s sssl2.54s $3s7o.6so
Prev. reported. 3,71o,6M 2500.2A l,o26240
Since Jan. l.. .s7,u7s,2s2 S64l2. 1850 $500, 900
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ern. SIX SIX; DO. preferred. SIX SIX; Boston,

ern. ssx 3 ssx: DO. preferred. SIX SIX; Doston
Hartford and Erie. 27k bid. fN
The closing prices on the street at quarter TO ak
O'Clock this evening were ~ follows:-Eew York
Central. l55 l57js; Michigan Southern, 81; Rock
Island, l27X l27yS; Reading o5k oSk; North
western common. ssk ssk; Northwestern pre-
ferred, SIX a SIX; st. Paul common. TAX bid; St
Paul preferred, o5k 06K; Ohio and Mississippi
a. Hudson River 1879 bid; Pacific Mall. 1881 ia;
Canton, SS,< bid. tf
The receipts for customs and the receipts. pay.
ments and balances at the Subreasury In this city
for the expired portion Of tho week have been ~
follows M
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omcIal Transfers or Real Estate Yesterday

TRANSFERS NEW YORK CITY. IA
Boulevard, ia OF 18th at 3f1x26xSo5x259... So
Beach It, st Johns lane 18x7O
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