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The New York herald., 1870-03-13
thrown down stairs

THE LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATION into the
condition Of the Weehawken ferry yesterday
disclosed the fact, sworn to by the President,
that the company had made no money by the
ferry franchise, but, on the contrary, had lost
$500, 900 In twelve years by It. We may rea-
sonably conclude, therefore, that the company
are merely running their ferry for fun. 1t Is
sort of excitement that they like, and they are
willing to pay $25, 900 q year for their sport.
But considering that the ferry house, according
to other evidence, is like a pigsty, and the
only boat they have is 'rotten," takes three
quarters Of an hour to make trip and some
times gets stuck for eight hours in the mud,
we think they would find better and cheaper
fun in rolling around in the steamer Smidt for
q month or two.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13
TENNESSEE.

Disastrous Effects OF Congressional Inter-
ierence-Promineut Radicals Opposing the
Measure.
NASHVILLE. Marcn IL, 1870.
Judge Hackelford, one OF the most prominent re-
pubcans in Tennessee and an appointee to the. Su-
preme bench by Governor Brownlow, has addressed
card to the Republican Banner, stating that he is
opposed to Congressional intervention In Tennessee,
because 1t would destroy the prosperity or the
State and engender feeling OF bitterness
and strife that could not be repressed for
twenty years, and because IL would establish
dangerous precedent and ruin the republican
party. Judge Hacklelord was or those who
called the republican convention which met here on
the 18th OF February j. \. Trlmble. late represen-
tative in Congress from this district has also taken
ground against Congressional intervention.
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WALL STREET.
Tho Gold Sensation subsidinx.

The Gold Sensation Subsiding.
Yesterday was comparatively quiet day IN the
Gold Room. The quotations nuctuated very little,
gold opening at liz ana closing at 1l2N. Dealers
lounged about the room apparently Indifferent to
speculation, and even those assembled around the
fountain for the most part conducted business lei
surely breaking out only AZ long intervals into
epasmodc uproar. One or two jOvial members
astonshed the spectators In tho galleries by occa-
sional vocal attempts at ''shoo, Fly" ana Tommy
Dodd." and the officers OF the room leaned back in
their easy chairs and let the machine run ITSELF The
etrees was no less unntcrestlng than the Gold Room.
Only half dozen curbstone specuators were OBJ.
window recesses lazlly purlng cigar smoke and
watching the tardy movements Of the gold indicator.
Everyone early in the day abandoned all ideas OF
any excitement In the market for the present. and
the gold operators separated for their homes with
prospect OF any greater amusement this week than
That OF speculating IN nuctuaons Of one eighs per
cent above or below steady market poiRS
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MISSOURI.

Proposed Amendment to the State Consti.
tutiOn-ShOotiDg ARRAY In 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS March 12, 1870
The House yesterday passed the Senate concur
rent resolution providing for submitting TO the peo
pie the constitutional amendments allowing negroes
ana rebels to vote and hold ONCE Also resolu-
tion preventing division OF pubic school iund
or the appropriation OF public money to sectarlan
schools.
Shahr, who shot Baldwin on Thursday night Is
himself recovering. The Grand Jury VIII no doubt
take up the case at once Smythe who was found
accessory to the act by the Coroners jury has not
been arrested, bnt hts father who Is a merchant In
this city Is surety for his appearance. policeman
In constant attendance on Shanr.
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ANOTHER lMBRoGLIo WITH SPAIN seems to be
on our hands. 1t appears that the Secretary
Of the Spanish Legation at Washington, Mr..
fotestavs had difficulty at his Office with o
New Yorker, Mr.. Hildreth, who came about
some Spanish bond business. II Is not clear
who was in the wrong but the end was that
Mr.. Hldreth was put out Of the Office and fell or
was thrown down stairs. Mr.. Butler proposes
to agitate the subject and request Mr.. Fish TO
demand redress. We hope Mr.. Butler will not
do II. When we allow numbers of our citizens
to be killed in Cuba without interference, what
il the use Of making great ado over one being
thrown down stairs?
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General Morris =. Miller.

Drevet Brgadler General Morris 8. Miller Deputy
Quartermaster General OF the United States Army,
died suddenly yesterday In New Orleans. General
Miller born in this State from which he also
ccved his appointment. He entered the army a.
brevet second lieutenant OF the second artillery on
the 1st OF July, 1884 In 1887 he attained the rank
OF flrst lieutenant and was detailed assistant
comnssary Of subsistence He afterwards served
as aid.decamp on the stan Of Major General McComb
until 1s4l, when ne was appointed assistant quar-.
termaster with the rank OF captain when he relin.
qnishcd his rank In hue. He continued to serve
captain and quarterInaster until 1861, when he was
promoted MAJOR. At the close OF the war he was
brevetted brgadlcr general With number OF others.
and held tnaG rank up 10 The time OF his DEATH De-
ceased was fifty-siX years OF age.
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The CoRoNER's INVESTIGATION into the
alleged murder Of Captain Alexander, who,
1t is proven, was not murdered at all, was
continued yesterday, and the poor couple who
are charged with killing this man, who was
not killed, are still id prison, bail being re-
fused by the Coroner. This proceeding is a
little too deep for us. We cannot see where
the job is, except that the Coroner and jury
are anxious to get a little medical advice
gratis from the doctors who testify before
them.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13

American Women and "Women's Rights.o
LONDON, March IL, 1870.
The Saturday Repfep to-day has another editorial
article on the subject OF the shrieking Ssterhood
ridlculing the tendencies or the American women,
but distinguishing, however. between "the unde-
monstratively benefcent ana the mere social theo-
Iistau
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Bargains, Bargains.
WATCHES, JEwELRY.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, &C.
THE 8UBSCRiBEk WILL MOVE TO
5l3 BROADWAY, UkDLR ST. NICHOLAS HoTEk
ABOUT NAY lsg AND Is NOW SELLING,
CHAINS, DiAMoND RINGS ~AT BAKGAAiEs, soMH
LARS EACH; EARRINGS AND PINS, NkCKLACEa,
SHAoEhhiTs' AZ daHAfky sEbUcEp pRrcEs
SOLID SILVER SPOONS. FORKS, ours. NAPKIN
RINGS, &C.,
At WHOLESALE PRICES.
SILVER PLATED WARE
FRENCH JFwELRY, ENGLISH JET
JEWELRY, OPERA GLASSES,
FANS, &c,
AT ONE HALF THE USUAL PRICES.
GEO. @. ALLEN,
E5 Broadway, one co6r below Canal street.
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MASSACHUSETTS

The Boston, Hartford md Erie Eai!roud-
Second Mortgage Bonds to be Issued.
BOSTON, March IL. 1870.
At a meeting OF the stockholders Of tho Boston,
Hartford ana Erie Railroad Company to-day, 1t was
unanimously voted that the directors be authorized
to place second mortgage upon the property OF the
corporation for sum not exceeding sl5 900 600 said
mortgage to be made to Dwight Foster Il. G. Sher-
man and Benjamin E. Bates as trustees
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ENTERPRISE or THE RADICAL ORGANS.
NEW YORK, March IL, 1870.

NEW IOKkI 0uICU II, I0IV
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Mr.. Greeley this morning makes great question
OF your publishing note on aenan's appointment
80 his old professorship, and seems aggrieved BY
your enterprise in obtaining more news tnan he
does. What will he say Of publishing this morning
the news OF o change in the Brazilian ministry
which you gave your readers on the 24tn ult
twenty Gays beforchandS Thts, indeed, Is enter
prise u NJ, Greeley, BROOK FARMER.
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LETTER FROM mn. fsCATta.

lie Denies Report thnt Miss LcclsrcQ In
His Wifc.
To THE EDITORS OF rHs BOSTON ADvRRrIsER:-
1 read In some "bitn Of paper sent mo without q
name from Boston that they persist In calling Miss
Leclercq my wife. VIII you kindly and emphati-
caily lc. them know that my wife and children are
impatiently awaiting my return in Paris where tho
education OF both my girl ana son require the
motners presence. 1his false statement might mar
the reputation OF Miss LeciercQ, whose honor yaiue
as II she were indeed my ssLef In blood as she Is IN
heart Very truly yours OH. FE0HTER.
PHILADELPHIA. March D 1870
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RejOiCings In Buffalo Over the Repeal Of the
Canal Contract System.
BUFFALO March IL, 1870.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF citizens and
members OF the Board OF Trade was held on 'Cnange
to-day to endorse the action Of Ihe Legislature In
repeating the contract system; approving the con-
duct OF the Erie county delegation and congratu.
latng the people Of the entire State upon the blow
given 10 corrupt system and to the 'ringu that
have 30 long hampered commerce and trade. Ap.
propriate resolutions wero passed expressing the
sentiment OF the meeting on the subject OF the
reforms already accomplished and the prospect OF
q reduction OF the canal tolls. Speeches were maze
by A. p. Nichols, J. nj. Schermerhorn and others.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13
THE CITY OF BOSTON.

Hopes Of tho Safety Of the Steamship.
LONDON. March IL, 1870.
The arrival of the steamer Smidt OF New York has
had the effect OF Strengthening confidence in the
safety OF the City OF Boston, The belief Is now gen.
eral, both here and at Liverpool that the missing
steamer Will be heard from at the Azore Islands.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13
8AsRO0M ARRAY.

About ten O'Clock last night light took place In
the liquor store Of Charles Henderson, corner OF
Watts and Hudson streets. The proprietor, assisted
by . man named McCutter, took o hand In tho
melee, and, having armed themselves with
bung starters. managed to beat John Griffin.
OF No. 30 Charlton street, and Patrick Shea OF No.
$50 West street. 80 severely about their heads that
both nad to be taken TO tho Twenty eighth precinct
station house ana had their wounds dressed by Dr.
Frazer. Henderson and McCutter were arrested and
VIII be arraigned to-day at Jefferson Market Police
The New York herald., 1870-03-13

Domestic Troubles OF the Ex-Queen.
PARIS, March IL. 1870.
the ex-Queen Isabella OF Spain and her husband,
Don Francisco d'Assis, have agreed to submit their
differences to arbitration.
The tribunal viii be composed Of Ave persons,
one Of whom viii be Jules Favre.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13

Amcrica. .-Restor~r America II Beaattful
and translucent As CRYSTAL sHEENcle.r the eye Of
MISUNDERSTANDING ~ . DIAMOND OF the FIRST VA.
TER-ENvlED BY all pretentioua fail,Hes-FAIR as the
jewslted htt Of ExGALIBAR-a perfect MINNEHAHA-
LAUGHING WATER Prevents the decadence Of BEAU
TYs CHIEF ApoRNMENT and the fading tressss
10 their PRISTINE LONELINESS.
To be had at MACY's. FOURTEENTH STREET AND
SIXTH AVENUE and DRUGGISTS and HAIR DEALERS
throughout the Oce OF the Thir~
tieth
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Samuel f. Wilson.

Samuel F. Wilson, one OF the editors and proprie.
tors or the New Orleans Picayl,e died yesterday In
the city OF New Orleans. Mr. Wilson was hard
worker and an amisble gentleman, ana Will be re.
GREETED by numerous circle or friends lie was
81 xty-aye years OF age at the time Of his death.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13
Prominent Departures.

for Washington; Colonel G. F. Witze, for Albany;
r. Gardner, for Kalamazoo; John A. Griswold for
Troy; Governor Smith, for Vermont; G. II. Garfield.
for Burlington; Mr.. Cheney, for Boston, II. r. Han
som. for Kentucky; Governor Goodwin Tor WASH
inglon Colonel Reed, for Albany, and John McKenna
and wife, FOR London, England.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13
NEW YORK.

Deposition Robbed In Albany Bnnk-yThe
Robbers Arrested and the Money Recovered.
ALBANY, March H. 1870
Tobias Bouck. of Schoharie, went into The City
Bank to-day to deposit twelve hundred dollars left
his money on the desk and stepped In the back room
to see the cashier; when no returned the money was
gone. The case was given TO detective Brani ana
III q few hours ne recovered the money by arrestng
hush.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13
A Royal Duel in Madrid and a
Bourbon Prince Killed.
British Opinion of the French
Note to Rome.
The Ex-Queen of Spain in Do
nestle Trouble.
The STEAMSHIP CITY OF BOSTON.
SPAIN.

Royal Duel with Fatal Rcsult--A Bourbon
Prince Killed.
MADRID, March IL 1870.
duel between the Duke de Montpensier and
Henri do Bourbon occurred this morning The lat
tor was killed. The SECONDS OF the Duke were Gen.
erals Cordova and Aaminor. Those OF the Prince
were sehor Rubio and another name unknown)
both republican Deputies in the Constituent Cortes
Tue affair has created much excitement.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13

silver pieces will flow back In abundance TO
sa;; eide Of the line. where they are inllv an
preciated. Thus 1t is that everything combines
to bring US back by healthy and natural
course to specie payments without the neces-
si'y OF any violent action on the part Of Con-
gross.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13

Tho OrlgIsnl Dollar Store
6S7 Broadway opposite Bond street.
The Proprctors Of this wonderful and succssfu enter
prise wIsh 10 psrons that they VIII open Monday
March L. with tho isrge and m2sl elegant Socr Of foods
that has exposed the Original Dollar Store They
fec the public for the liberal IA which
they patron red the Dollar Store from the beginning
Tho been IN succeasfu operation for about
years that time they have had G,e comPe'tor aaa
imitators Broadway all Of whom have failed or aow
stand alone did in tho bagtnnins.
There 10 no,imtAtion for the genuine,
Nons but the genuine initiate Well.
Tho success OF tho Dollar Store has by p s1csetsd hs
expectations Of Its PropretorS and 10 y pabc thsy
are Indebted for their success aud OF gratitude
the Proprc6rs will sell TO each OF he guar pa.rons OF the
Dollar Store, a beautiful Steel Pat Engraving tho
marriage Of focahontas FOR s t regular price OF which
..iRs sale OF these EugayigY VIZ oompsaGs Monday.
March n, .. the on2inAl suaf slors, 6s' Broadway,
opposite kond strsA.
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OHIO.
The Religious Revival In Cincinnati-Commo.
tion Among tho DistiIers.


The Religious Revival In Cincinnati-Commo.
tion Among tho DistiIIers.
CINCINNATI, March IL, 1870.
According to authentic information gathered by
the Gazette In the fifty churches In this vicinity and
suburbs, 2,092 members have been added during the
present revival. This, however, does not embrace
all the converts, very many OF whom have not yet
united with any church, and some churches have
not been heard from. OF 1859 whose ages are
known, there - no person over seventy years, ana
but thirty-seven between the ages OF fifty and
eDty years. Between the ages OF twelve ana twenty
years ami twenty and ffty years the numbers are
The disuers OF the Third district Dayton, are
showing indignation at the enforcement OF the
fOrty-elght hour rule. One or two have paid their
assessments for deficiency under protest with the
intention Of commencing Salts against the govern
ment
Thomas G. Ball. collector for Eho0eth, Febrioged
Co., this city, has been discovered carrying
a system Of peculation extending over at least a
year. ON Tuesday last he drew his salary and de-
camped. Some $500 deficit have been discovered,
but how much more Is not known.
Resolutions or the Legislature Congress
sional ApportiOnment nnd Currency InHa-
tiOn.
COLUMBUS, March H. 1870.
A resolution was offered in the House to-day re-
questing Senators and Representatives in Congress
to oppose any increase In the number OF members OF
Congress and to adhere to the apportionment pro.
vlded for by the act Of lS42 and was ordered to he
printed.
resolution was also offered endorsing the action
OF the Ohio members OF Congress who voted for In.
creasing the currency and 1t was made the special
order for next Thursday.
A bill was introduced providing that the rate of
tax alton for municipal purposes In the cities OF ONO
shall not exceed two and o half per cent
The New York herald., 1870-03-13
FIRE IN ElGAIn AVENUE.

Shortly before midnight IRE broke out in No.
e73 Eighth avenue, occupied as hat store BY A.
Samuels. The stock was damaged by nre ana water
to the amount OF 81 0oo-coyered by insurance. The
building was damaged $780,
The New York herald., 1870-03-13
C0MMuNlpAW STOCK YARDS.

During the past week 2o7 cars arrived at the Com
munipaw stock yards containing 1877 cattle, 4ols
hogs ana 1o,99s sheep. There were slaughtered
during the week Ss5 cattle S,ssS hogs saA 1885
sheen.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13
ENGLAND.

Napole0n's Note TO transcription Of tho
Missive.
LONDON, March IL, 1870.
The London journals consider the French note to
Rome diplomatic error. into which olivier was
led BY following the advice Of Jules Favre.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13

Rupture Cure.-Dr. Sherman's Method Il
guarantee References to gentlemen cured. Once 63J
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13

A.-.For Moth Paiche., FrcckIes and Tim
the face PERkY'S MOTH AND FRECkLE LOTION.
Sold by all druggists In New York and elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13

A.-A.-The Astonishing Effect Experienced
from using BARRY'S TRICOPHEkOUS makes determine
continue It's well nd Il to friends
has made hair silky flexible and fuxurAn and kegs
the scalp free from dandrun. d. r. WIuoINS,
769 Broadway, New York,
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William IL. Merria nj.

This gentleman, a prominent member Of the
Masonic fraternity, died al his residence in Brooklyn
on Wednesday last. Mr. Merriam was born at Merit
den Conn, the year 1884. In 1850 he entered the
Masonic order by becoming member OF Crescent
Lodge. In this city. lie took warm interest
IN masonic matters and rose rapidly In the
AS hard and faithful worker he was con-
splcuous among the members oil the craft.
On Monday evening last he was In the pos.
Tuesday morning, not finding himself well enough
to attend TO business, he remained ut home. His
illness increased, and on the following evening he
expired. HIS disease was congestion of the brain.
HIS funeral which VIII taxa place to-day, will pc
attended by large number OF the members OF the
various Masonic lodges In this city. by whom he was
loved as a brother and esteemed as friend.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13
BELGIUM.

The King to Visit Paris.
PARIS, March IL, 1870.
The King OF the Belglans Is expected here to- night
or tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13

A.-5O Barrels Bourbon, Over Ono Year
old. a. 81 20 per gallon to cioss consignment.
G. j. MURPHY, lug Pearl street.
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A.-Tho Spring Fashions for Geutlemen nsg
Hats for 1870 By EsPENsCHED No. us Nassau street

A.-HObson's Ch0ice.-Wb0ever Attempts to
gray hair with the ordinary preparation must choose
between the tarlke dyes and the muddy colong fluids
Both dirty. PuALONS vITALIA OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR the only article in exstencs capable OF
changing gray hair to natural shade II transparent.
fragrant, limpid and infaliibis.
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A Pleasing Irish Panorama.

LONDON, March II, 1870.
The Saturday Repfe,o OF to-day, in reviewing the
recent debates on the Irlsh LAID bill, thinks the
difficulties OF that measure are fast vanishing before
the earnest purpose Of both political parties.
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FRANCE.
Political Pu0s.

Political Pulls.
PARIS. March IL, 1870
The radical journals OF this city attack Jules Fayre
bitterly for having In his last discourse in the Corps
Legislatlf promised his aid to the Ministry.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13
CUBA.

Escape OF General ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Slaughter az Insursenis-A Judge Confined
In Morrs Castle for ReiSesins froem"Sons
from Jail.
HAVANA. March u, lc,.:
General Goicouria and some OF his followers have
escaped from Camaquey and gone towards Las
Tunas.
The government troops In the vicinity OF Trinidad
have recently killed one hundred insurgents.
Judge yesterday illegally released the Masons
who were In jail Captain General dc Rodas there-
upon placed the Judge In Moro Castle and ordered
the Masons to report themselves to the city jail as
under arrest.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13

Batchelor's Hair Dye-Thc Best in tho
world. The only perfect dys harmless reliable inssn
ncous. Factory Is Bond street.
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Tho OriaIsal Dollar store

: Rurbrms's Peculiar Smoking Tobacco the
best. Isl Futon street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-13

Fashionable Hats.-Spring styles now
rsa dy. J. r. TERRY, fg Union square.
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Spring Styles Gents flats ready Pope
lar pricca. BURKE, l25 Fulton street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-27

Charles 4. Lincoln. recently clerk in the
Flushing IL. ~ oSt-otlice. has been SEN
fenced to two years Imprisonment for open
ing and OBTAINING letters.
Fort Browning is in state Of siege all
the time. \ party of Sioux broke into the
stockadr Il few nights ago, and after lively
sktrmish, succeeded in carrying of eight
horses.
Mrs. Patrick Burns, Of Cold Springs. n.
Y. was burned to death Thursday, her
| clothes taking fire from an alcohol lamp.
The premature explosion Of a blast in a
killed one man and seriously injured
another.
The New York State Sunday School Con-
vcntion has resolved against sectarian aD-
preparations of public funds AMI the eXcll,-
sion Of the Bible from public schools.
New YORK, June 22,-Carl Rosa, Parepa.
and troupe leave on the Scotia today to re-
establish English opera in England, where
| there has been none in twelve years.
The New York Standard says that Ho-
race Greeley continues to be seriously ill.
The disease with which he returned from
the bahamas still clings to him, md his
| physicians deny his friends permission to
see him. lie has Il strong, buoyani consli-
| tuition, and, although severely Stra ned by
| fifty years of Incredible mental and bodily
! toll. il is feared he has seriously oye-taXed
| it, and that he may be compelled T. seek
| continued rest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-27
Domestic Market%IBY telegraph.

Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, June e5-Noon.-Flour dull
and dropping. Wheat dull dheavy. Corn npics
aid declining. Pork dull mess, $780, Lard dull
at s7Ic. Ros,n dull u. ss9 b2Os for strained.
EoeRing.-Cotton dun and unchanged; sales 400
bales middiing uplands, PIC Orleans, :93c.
lower; new mixed western, s0c. 1sl. Provisions
steady. Lard lower; kettle, l6t@l61,. Naval
Stores dull. Frelghts quiet.
BALTIMORE June 25.-Virginia s's- Old, 5Es
bid So asked; 1s67's e bid, s3i asked ditto cou-
pohs, old, co asked. North Carolina t's- New, "a
Cotton dull and nominal at 2oic. Flour dull and
less firm; receipts Hight and stock scarce; How.
sss family sssass ''v Gi;y Nils sap ss
so@s n extra $50; family 81 2s9s 60
&c IS; family, se75@s7.5o. Wheat nomlnsl anu
offered lower Maryland, $l.4C4lS1.a5 new white.
8l.7o@Slso. Corn dull and lower; yellow, $l.ts;
white nominally 81. l5G1$1 20. Oats, ao61s5c. Pro-
visions unchanged In every respect. Whiskey
dull II Sl.ol@Sl.os.
NEW ORLEANS Jnne 25.-Cotton dull and noni-
nal ut l9Gglstc. sales, 300 bales receipts, 25s
bales exports, 70 bales stock. 81 972 bsles. SUI
gar-Prime, ll301l;c. MoIasses 8OQ975c. Gold,
llo3. New York sight premium.
MOBILE, June e5.-Cotton dull at 1s.1lslc.:
sales, $50 bales receipts, 81 bales stock, 25.OSs
bales.
SAVANNAH, June e5.-Cotton quiet at lac;
sales, 100 baes receipts, 3l1 bales; stock, ID ESQ
bales.
CHARLESTON. June o5.-Cotlon declining and
nominal ut 19c.; sales. 90 bales; receipts 1876
bales; exports coastwise 1877 bales stock, S, cas-
bales.
NORFOLK, VA, June 25.-Cotton dull low mid
dllngs, lssc exports coastwise, II bales; stock,
I. $40 bales