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COMMERCIAL Respect.

MONDAY, Dec. i2-S NJ.
AsnEs-The market continued inactive, aud In tho alb
sence OF sales prices nomnay unchanged. quote
pot y6 rs ~ rs and pearl So So according to quail
i,y.
CorFEE.A fair demand for Rio prevailed the sales
indicating firm and steady market at former quotations,
aud comprise 1915 bags Rio Alice fainter 600 bags Rio
per Agamemnon and 1000 per Svanen on private
terms Other descriptions were quiet but steady noio
naes or $500 mats Java, private terms lots
Maracabo within the range OF sub Joined o,,oa.
tons. We quote: Rio-Ordlnary cargoes, liLc n I5n.
fair d. DE- iSf sS BE-; good de- ls1e lsc prime
government bags, 2oc 22c do grass mats, asc 2sc
Singapore lsc lsc.; Ceylon, l7pc l9c; Maracalbs
lbc ls5ac Laguayra, l6ylc. Jamaica l4c I6c
y. psningo lgeld, IN bond, $40 &c ceara. loo i7c
lsc: savaniiis, lbac. isc.-sl cola, duty paid.
CoTToN.-The movement In this staple WAS limited by
continued adverse accounts from Liverpool and
heavy receipts Buyers and sellers were apart 10 their
views and In order to sell considerable u of
at least c per H. was necessaryndeed some
lots at fully ac per H. under the SATURDAY. ba
market being depressed and very Irregular The
quotations are altogether nominal aud represent the asking
prices The saes embrace $3.50 Including 2sl naes
for export S42 bales or spinnp. baes and
AnlA fPAn
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Nothing doing IN dressed hogs Quotations At $40
iOc for heavy pigs were nominal Cut duh aud
heavy About @ ooAeslons clear disposed OF nc lie,
option, February; 800 heavy short clear sold for
February sellers option nj ilsc We quote Plckled Shout
ders &C. sSe picked harms. city iso. isHc. pckId
hams, Westerns lSc. lie picked bellies sc long clear
haeon, city Hi.c Ike; short clear, II c Iis{c.
smoked soos h% city Ice is D.sssa hama voc ~
downward tendency the sales exceeding tece We
quote IA Exc on the spot zoo uerees sold for jan
anie md steady Cheese quiet at from lie iSsc for
prime
PETROLEUM The market continued quiet Crude ia buk
was sparngy deat IN a. l2c. at which price holders
anxious 70 realize Refined held rmy bu, BUYERS
ana Tue sales were Light including 1000 bbs ut
nom Tc use, the inside price for December
Ease Oh was held at re 2c 1000 packag sold
pryxe ter For naphtba the demand has continued fair
Sp bpls sold for shipment at 90 The Philadelphia
kel was inactive and prices nominal, 23lc age for
hned standard white.
RIoK-The market dun but unchans aged Small lots
or me retail trade were taken at 64c TIE for fair
SUGAR was absolutely inactive SIS boxes No u sold at
tic ptrib Apart from ths sale heard of
lions Prices were In the absence OF business, nominal at
OIL Buyers have but little faith ability OF renners
maintain the advanced prices. Crushed. powdered and
@nss Il s & Won M .oe nnS 500 10
common refining axe far refining lolfc. ie4c
snn prime 0 3 choice grocery. ssg % ETSss &
fugsi (hhds and boIosl SSc. ii4c.; moasses thhds
and bsxesl, $40: lOc melado. 90 &c. HsvanaBsxss
lesc; DO, g rs lie. llc; d.. ls IS. iiisc.
lse Porto RicoReaning grades. 9ssc. lo.c. grocery
STEAnINE was quiet. but stendy.
SEEDS The inquiry FOR clover seed WAS moderate and
with plentiful supply prices are shade easier closing at
Trhne sales at "a ~ Bb bushc At ~ 0, gold, Cal
cutts inseed was quiet but steady.
wHsKrY.-Rsceipts. sOb bbs. The market remained
quiet Small sales effected at 9sc 9sc. per gallon
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wheat was dull put arm at Saturdays prices The sales
oa ana s, anew u se ., g S Ne s9s & log
l Zoo bushels na h; at g. e SOC for mi,sa closing
and lower The saea 4ooo 6usncs, at FEC a5l5ac
was entlrsy nomna Western, SIC use. per bushe,
and old Id western SIC $50 per she Bareywh sales
o9inte, 81 10 per bushe.
frcights and rates wthou noteworthy change.
ENGAGEMENTS comprise 900 bushels wheat SAIL Lv
don, ss lois ticice bssf to liverpool ~ I'd 1900
lard 5o for Liverpool s. Ghs ow az ss per ION for
Liverpool The charters Included bark for Cork win ECO
~ every Gespes. We're IL. same as previously re-
HEMP continued auiet and IN The absence OF Gales nomi
nal We quote Manila. sc;, gold ju.e. dc CSC. sisa.
HAY was without noteworthy change The sales were
hors.-At E,sc lsc. for to prime the market
was only moderately active, closing weak
MoLAssFs was quiet. bu, steady W. note sales Of 60
Sss New Orleans At 7Se per snon we s s
g. nha msa dc s.ye @ mus
Rico, BIC a'55c. English asc u isc New Orleans.
NAVAL sronEs.--scarcey any business
I Prize. were generally without change SPIRITS .gr
which shows light recession az compared wb TIE Quota
5Ss washington at 81 u.s. II osn here wa. but q small All
5 The dsaa Of stock enables sellers
On mesSe Supp as sales sHnpsse Cc go We
pale e extra a d. ant Window o s. =
ST. We heard Of NO sale. of wilmington ar,swhieb
olLsApart from few sales of insccd oil, zee per
gallon Tin casks. there has observable
the oil market all kinds being dull and iess al
our former quotations.
Ns-Reccipts 200 bbs beef 32e bills pors 52l
packages meats 1857 bbls and a Sees Srd os
oicake and los dressed hogs Inactivity again the ruling
feature of the pork market Small lots amounting to
about 900 bbls. were taken BY jobbcrs t2o eco ~
was transacted; 200 bbs sold for January a.
yls 10. Beef dull and heavy. The sales were
loo crces prime We quoteNew plain mess, bbs,
$iS $5 new extra mess, do $5 Sls; new prime moe
terces, S9 1927; India do, $50 n Wa. Beet
hams Within range OF S2a SSl dall AM nominal
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MARINE cuuRT-.pAaT 2.
Ecclesiastical Standardization for ISLANDER.
Before Judge Joachtmeen

Ecclesiastical Standardization for Islander.
Before Judge Joachimsen.
Peter r. Jones Us. JavL. Backus.-The plaintiff in
this case was, for twenty years previous the 14th
December, 1882 minister OF the Gospel In the Bap-
list denomination and for several years engaged
"a proctor in the city Of New York After oil these
years Of ministerng In the Baptist fold paintr
cluded to close his connection with the denomina-
ton and to enter the fold Of the Presbyterian Church.
which he did on the l4th day OF December, IS 90.
Previous to this. IN the month OF November, he was
employed BY the Seamen's Friend Society TO supply
the pulpit of the Seamen's Bethel, In the city
OF Buffalo, In this State. Here he remained
some time, enjoying the confidence and esteem OF the
services held therein; That In the month Of Novcm.
Der the defendant in conversation with the Rev.
ground OF the present action; these we're, in sub
stance, that he lpiainti "is deposed minister Of
the BAPTIST denomination, and lost his ecclesiastical
standing therein; that he had been tried in YER
mont by some superiers in the Baptist churches In
That state and that he was unworthy Of the conf
dence and fellowship OF the Baptist churches.u
Plaintiff claims that IN consequence OF these defama-
tory and slandcrous words he lost his position OF
great loss and detriment financially ana morally,
ana now claims therefor damages to the amount
For the defence 10 Ia set forth that the supposed
defamatory words IN the complaint set forth are and
were true OF the plaintiff, and that the words
charged against him in substance were used IN
answer to inquiries made of him by Rev. Samuel ii.
Hall, ana in confidence, without malice and believ-
ing the same TO be true.
The principal witness was DR.. Hail, who testified
that he had made inquiries or the defendant as to
the moral status OF the plaiRtln in connection with
his contemplated change the chaplaincy OF the
Seamen's Bethel, and II he was minister In good
standing IN the Baptist denomination upon which &C.
cason he made use Of the words charged against him
in the alleged SANDER Dr. Hail. in reply to question
as to whether It was not In consequence OF the
words used by Dr. Backus that the plaintiff was re.
moved from his temporary chaplancy of the Bethel,
said that those words, in connection with other In.
formation previously received by him on the same
sublect-of palntiffs ecclesiastical standing in the
ever, was that even without the inquiries made by
him OF the defendant his reply that the plaintiff
would not have been continued In his chaplaincy.
Two other witnesses were examined for the COM
plainant whose testimony was merely corroboratve
OF Mr.. Hairs to the reflections cast by the defend
ant the ecclesiastical standing OF the plaintiff IN
the Presbyterian denomination. Case still on.
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SUPREME COUaT-spsClAL TERM.
Another Stock Speculation and Litigation.
Rafnra Judua Rornord

Another Stock Speculation md Litigation.
Before Judge Barnard.
Frank s. Fond Us. John J. cisco, Samuel B.
Smith ct oI-Thc plaintiff sued the defendants on
two causes or action. lie alleged that the defend
ants were directors Of the Clifton Iron Works, and
shat az such directors they published report
with regard to the possessions OF the
company and their value, and the quantity
Of ore extracted, and the capacity OF the mine
which they alleged they working, ana as to the
equipment with which they had furnished the mine
and the facilities which they had Tor transporting
the ore to q ready market. The plaintiff relying
upon such reports, purchased OF the defendant
Smith large quantity OF the stock OF the company,
and paid therefor In cash. Upon investigation he
alleges that ne ascertaned that the statements
contained in the report were fictitious, that the
stock was worthless. ana that inasmuch as
he had been deceived by the report he was entitled
TO recover the amount Which he had paid for the
stock from the defendants, who had authorized the
report. He further alleged that the company, being
holders inviting them TO subscribe for bonds, aud
agreeing that no suoscrpt on should be valid unless
the full sum Of $4,000 should be actually subscribed
by bona tide parties; that the defendants caused the
said subscription to be signed in the name of the
company for $4,000 and that in fact only Sl52 coo
was ever subscribed that the defendants sup
pressed the knowledge OF this deficiency I'm the
subscription from the plamCilr, and demanded aud
received from him $4,000 on MS subscription: that
he subsequently ascertalned the TACT that the said
subscription had never been fully filled, and he
therefore demanded the return OF his money from
the defendants, who had received IT.
The defendants demurred TO each cause of action
IN the complaint, upon the ground That the same
dd not state facts sufficient to constitute cause OF
action, and that they liable upon either OF
the grounds alleged by the plaintiff.
me case came on for argument before his Honor
Judge Barnard, and was hela by hun under advise
ment; and he yesterday filed his opinion oyerrullng
tho demurrer, with costs.
Clarence A. Seward for plaintif John Il. Burrill
for defendants.
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Action for Fnisc Imprisonment.

Action Tor Fnisc imprisonment.
Before Judge Gross.
Eduard Q. Ber Us. Richard Kotb-Ths was an
action for alleged false Imprisonment. The plain
til, waiter IN the restaurant OF defendant. claims
that he was arrested and compelled 70 60 to Captain
Young's private detective sice. there searched and
detained on charge OF taking twenty dollar bill
from the drawer OF the defendant and sent back In
charge of detective. The defendants story was
that twenty dollar bill disappearing while HIS head
waiter LEFT the desk, and suspectlng plaintiff he
asked him to step across the street 10 see gentle
man; took him TO a detective ONCE without c0mpu-
sion; that he was tnare asked some questions, plain
TIN denying the theft, and there the matter ended
getting abroad he lost situation afterwards OBJ
tanned by HIM.
The Court charged the jury that they must be sat
isfed that the plaintiff deprived OF his liberty
against his VIII before hs could recover, but that
such deprivation for ever 80 short period would
be sufficient 10 entltle him TO verdict The jury
were unable to agree and were discharged.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, |
MONDAY. Dec. l2--6 Pm. !

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MONDAY, Dec. 12-8 Pm.
ON Change to-day wheat was steady. but inactive.
Flour was firmer, and the domestic demand IS quite
active. Cotton dull and without special feature.
GOLD wEAK-110A 1l0h.
Our advces from London on the matters OF quota
lions OF bonds and consols are from TO two days
DID, Hence the Gold Room Is sluggish and not dis
posed to speculate At 1rst there was an appre-
hensicn this morning that the Luxembourg question
would lead to fresh complications In the general
European situation, and gold advanced to lloK.
But here exchange became weak, and as the latest
quotations OF our bonds In London came
fraction higher the upward movement
stopped, and when, on second thought, It began
TO be believed that the war in France
was approaching an end gold settled down to llODz,
at which figure ana 1l0ss the remainder OF the days
business was done. Otherwise the market was
without feature and devoid OF interest. Tue course
OF prices to-day Ii shown in the table,
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SUPREME C0UnT-TelAL TENN.

A Free and Easy system of Certified Checks.
Before Judge Van Brunt.
National Bank OF North Ancl5ca rs. Fergus
Pe'aiston, Wiut0n, W. Armstrong ana C. M.
WheeocI,-This was an action to recover $751; 900
from the defendants as partners Armstrong & Co.
were Wall street brokers. This money was procured
In May, 1866. on certified check. 1t was claimed
Tor the plaintiffs that the money was given
upon fraudulent representation OF partner
SNIP the frsnamed defendant being de-
clared partner In the firm, ana upon
which declaration the check was certified. The de-
renee was that Pension was never partner In the
hrm and that no fraudulent representations were
made. The case after having been trial for seve-
raj days, was yesterday given to the jury, who
brought In q sealed verdict.
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Forward deliveries were without noticeable change price,
tue demand being good the tendency WAS
obviously 70 lower prices the market closing weak. rhe
sales were 1000 bates, follows december 800 at lc
January 100 at 10 lite, 1900 15c February ana Mach
100 each at i5k March, 100 AZ % 'i6c 200 Ic jan
February. March and April loo each loo zach
private terms April 200 at 15sc free board
100 private terms Also Saturday, after report $500 bales
100 2! y l6c g0 AZ Y Lice February 600 March
100 at ID 1lGc., 200 Mt 5.sc. Total 800 bales
FLoun AND GeAtN.-Receipts Hour, ls,lE bbs corn
meal, 300 bss and 6lo sacks; wheat, 1850 bush
els; corn, 1897 bushels, tA,sl9 bn shells, malt
100 bushels; seeds, l4ii bushels The hour market
ruled duh nut firm, especially shipping which
held rather frrner, under the more fayorab.
cable news Ihe saes 1000 bills, nearly xpot
Buckwheat Hour stendy, at ~ FOR Excelsior, az 70
W 3? FOR i'enpsylvana and 81 % a3 IL state
meal was nactye ABOUT 200 Southern 81
Aud
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THE LATE GENERAL ROBERT f. I.EE-There has
been good deal OF discussion as TO General Lees
middle name. Tie following letter. received by Mr.
w. M. Undertake, or Augusta, Ca, will set ut rest
all discussion on that point
LEXINGTON, Nov. 90, 1870
II with pleasure dear sir, write give Won the
desired information regarding the of husband,
which Is Robert Edward, not Edmund He named for
of hts unces Mr. Robert and Mr. Edward Carter, OF
shirley the OLD family seat OF his mothers family Many
thanks for Kind sympathy Il Ia great my
mind to know thai nation mourns with me.
MARY GUSTS LEEr
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the leading stocks during the day
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.


The Southern list was In the main steady. The
following the final street quotations:-Tennes-
see, eX coupon, 611S 6lt:; d., new, 60si 60;s;
Virginia, ex coupon, 66 49, do, new, G3 Is; do.
registered stock, old, so n 81: Georgia SKIES 80
SIX; dc. sevens, % %; 90. do, DID, 30 ga North
Carolina, ex coupon, 451s AZ; DO, funding, 1866,
30 81; do. do, 1868, IS 81; do. new, 241s %;
do, special tax, Is 10; Missouri SKIES, s2a
G3; do, hannibal and st. Joseph, s213 q 90;
Louisiana skies, II 70; do, new, 81 q IS; do.
leyec SKIES, Y a "a do. do, eights, 80 a %:
do. Peni.enttary seyens, 10 u 49, do railroad cights
80 81; Alabama tlves 10 70; do Fights, lol o2;
do railroad Fights, 90 n 100; South Carolina skies
SO a 90; do. new, January and July 69ls 20;
do. do, April and October 90 60; do. registered
stock, old, 10 . IS; Arkansas SKIES, Go 81; DO
sevens, Sc q IS; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling
rs so; do. iuteress Fights, "a IS; do. second
mortgage Fights, o. SO; Mississippi Central Rail.
road first mortgage seyens. II so; do. do second
do. Fights. 81 10; New Orleans and Jackson first,
SO a 81; do. second, Y a "a; Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad arst SO s4 do. second, 70 49,
Greenville and Columbia Railroad. guaranteed by
South Carolina, "a &c. Macon and brunswick,
guaranteed by Georgia, 20 a IL; Wilmington, Char
lotte and Rutherford Fights, so 81; Memphis city
skies, 81 50; savannah city sevens, SO So; New
Orleans consols, old II a 10; do. issued to rail-
roads, SKIES, % u al; do, new, seyens II.
RAILWAY MATTERS.
The directors OF the New Jersey Central Railroad
Company nave declared d semiannual dividend Of
four per cent, payable December 80; the books TO
close December IA and reopen January 5.
The Milwaukee and ST. Paul dividend OF seven per
cent cash on the preferred and seven per cent stock
on the common is payable December 30, the books
closing December 10. The dividend on the common
stock which virtually amounts to an Increase OF the
capital is subject to the ratification OF vote Of the
stockholders The earnings OF the road compare as
follows
First week, December, ls70............... si530M
First week December, 1s69..... 1881
Increase .......... .-.............. s5a0
January to December Z, 1870 81, 04, 364
January to December I, 1860. ......... 0,s0d.433
Increase OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S237,93l
COMPARISON or THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the foreign imports al New
York during the past week ana since the beginning
of the year,: -
1868. 1850. 1874
Dry goods . SS3a,585 s104l,720 $l5oO,9lS
General mdse.. 2,l1I35 3,sa9.s63 4,ooi,oiz
Total for week $4,000 500 SASH, 6SS $8O12, 400
Prev. reported 1888 1854 2739672o0 2S2 10S,894
Since JAM l. s236ooss5a S27s.s4ss73 1885, III. 1874
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SUPERIOR CoURr-raIAL TERM.
A suit from which Nothing Came.
Before Judge Spencer.

Before Judge spencer.
DIDO o Us. Brenney.--Jn May, 1850, the defend
ants little daughter and the plaintiffs little son got
INTO dispute In front OF the defendants store in
stanton street The boy slashed the brim OF his hat
NSss Inc hurting her quite severely, upon
Pa tnc defendant administered q pretty sound
Iummeliing UPON the 10y. For this q SUIT WAS
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AHEARS.--OD sunday December IL, TIMOTHY
AnE,RS. aged 20 years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family aud those
OF his brother.in-law Alexander Nc Donald, also the
members Of the Catharine Market Social Club aud
Union Benevolent Association, are respectfully n-
vited 10 attend the funeral, from ms late residence
L. Madison street, THIS tfuesdayI afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
BARNEs--On Monday, December II, GEORGE
the beloved husband VI Rebecca barnes. In tue SD
year oil his ave.
The relatives and friends OF tue famls are respect.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

BoUGHroH--HALe.--OuS Sunday, November II, by
the'Rev. $. n. Platt, EDWARD g. BOuGHroN, Jr, OF
New York city, 10 CORA GRACE HALE, youngest
daughter OF r. Hale gsq., oi Brooklyn. j.. |.
HUsrEp--DouDGE.--O Thursday. December 9 at
the Church OF the Atoaemeni, by The Rev. William
4. ga bne, AUGUSTUS VI. HUsrEp TO HAITI A., daurh-
Ter OF the late e!ayau H. Dondge both ot this city.
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cOuEI lE APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. IL, 1870.
The following Is the Court Of Appeals day calendar
for December l3:-Nos. 49, SO, 90, 80. %, l02.
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SUPREME CoyaT-caAMsesS
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Barnard.
BYendel Us. Levy ct 0i.-Motion granted.
John A. Dskcc Us. E5,cdyd DootiGc ct aL-Motton
granted.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY DECEMBER - s7orapLE SHEET
MARINE cuvaT-pART /.

brought % recover $500, the alleged damages to
the boy. verdict was given Tor the defendant
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IN the gold loan market the rates ranged rom to
I per cent for carrying. The operations or tho
Gold Exchange Bank were Is follsws:--
Gold cleared $685. ST., 900
Gold balances 1,324, $40
currency balAnceS... INSTRUMENTATION, l.47A,J2l
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a:1J and Pals O'Clock p. NJ.
One O'Clock r NJ

xI9sUo SSO o.. l0sl xl0o0 s 80 r,5 ns3 l09JS
aoU0 go, Co.,. 1915 10000 52u reg. '67 b3 l0
Dine nsfIock
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THE suB-rREAsURY REPORT.

The following was to-days business ct the OF
Of the Assistant United States Treasurer
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Decisions In Admiralty Cnses-Tc, ms Land
Tifies-AppenIs Not Barred by Clerical
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RENANoIAI. AND CopIp1EnoIAI.

New YoRK. September. 17-Noon.-
Stocks hctiye. Gold IA. Money 5(06.
Exchang 9A; short lO1f. Bonds
1885, Flour 30. better. Wheat lc. bet.
ter. Corn shade frmer. Pork 2e. IS.
Cotton dull and heavy-uplands 19s6:
Orleans 1879; sales $50 bales.
7P. Ms-Cotton irregular and deoliu.
ing; sales 800 .bales-uplands 1917.
Flour-State and Western superfine 4. SIS
@5.05. Wheat in fair demand for ex-
port, milling and speculation-winter
red and amber Western I. 1.34(G1.37. Corn
94@S61a. Pork dull and heavy, at &c.
Freights q shade tirmor. Lard dull.
Money easier. Sterling nominal. Gold
14@14]s. Governments very firm and
few transactions, but prices unchanged.
Southern's dull, with no important
changes.
BosToN, September 17.-Cotton dull
and iower-middlings 20; sales 200 bales;
stock $500.
BALTIMORE, September l7.-Cotton
dull and declining -middling 1917; sales
50 balcs; receipts 81; stock 1908.
CINCINNATI, September 1S.--Flour
firm, ut 5. .40@5.60. Corn firm, at 7O(6
II. Whiskey dull and nominal. Pork
dull and holders anxious, ut 90 OO@26. .25.
Idiu iO. baCOQ IN lair demand anu
lower-shoulders 14A; clear sides l73l.
CHARLESTON, September 17.-Cotton
dull and lower-middlings nominal, IT;
sales 150 bales; receipts 70I; stock 2,11S.
AUGUSTA, September 17.-Cotton mar
ket active but ut lower rates; sales 594
bales; receipts G67-middling 1GlSM
1881.
SAVANNAH, September 17.-Cotton
easier but not lower-middling 1850
17ia; sales 200 bales; stock 6.O36.
MoDILE, September 17.-Cotton dull
middlings III; sales 100 bales; stock
New ORLEANS, September 17.-Cotton
less active and prices maintained-mid-
dlings 17ai(@18; sales l, 300 bales; stock
1874. Flour in demand-good super
fine 5:35; double 6.Oo@6. 25; treble G. SO
@l7.O0. Corn dull-mixed SS@0O;
white 80. Pork unchanged bacon Job
bing 15as@1924; sugar cured hams "a Is.
GALVESTON, September 17.--Cotton
dull and nominal-good ordinary 14A;
stock ,551.
LONDON, September 17-3 P. M
Conscls 92l4. Bonds 80.
LIVERPOOL, September 17-3 P. M
Cotton quiet and dull-uplands 9as; Or
leans 95s.