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TcIerraps.ic Summary.

Photographic Summary.
Three ladies' were poisoned In Louisville,
KY, Ivy eating fruit put up in jars. They
lay at the point of death for some time, but
have now rallied, and will probably recover.
Denis Long & Co.'s pipe foundry, in
Louisville, was burned Saturday night. Loss,
100000; insurance only 900. The build
incs were thought to he fre-proof.
1t Is expected that the Governor Of Mis-
souri, will veto the bill directing the payment
of State bonds in currency.
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Governor Vance has resigned the position
o! United States senator from this State, to
which he Yves elected by the last Legislature.
Ht.mingtoa Star.
I'VE have been trying for long time to
bring about this resignation.l
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WANTED, honest southern men and women who
prefer TO purchase good southern productions rather
than be swipdlcd by carret-bag himbugs.
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CoMMlssroSER's OFFICE,

}
DY A DECREE ENTERED ON THE
~ nth of January, 1872, by the Chancery Court OF
against John W. Wright, administrator of Lucy
Jane Penn deceased and others, 1t Is ordered that
Of the commissioners Of the court do Inquire ana
report:
Jane Penn, deceased their character and amount,
and whether due by judgment, decree, notes, bonds,
or otherwise; and # any, report the respective pr1-
critics of such liabilities and the order In which they
should be paid?
Second. Whist personal assets Of said Lucy Jane
Penn Is in the interests or under the control OF er
administrator, and liable to be satisfaction OF her
debts And he shall settle the account Of said admin
istritor.
Third What Is the net annual value Of the real es-
tate of said Lucy Jane Penn, deceased, remaining
unsold and liable for her debts?
Fourth. What is the net annual value OF such real
estate after the payment OF taxes and insurance, and
whether the rents and profits thereofwl be sufficient
to discharge tho outstanding liabilities Of said Lucy
Jane Penn In five years?
Fifth. Whether sale OF any portion OF such real
estate will be necessary to pay off and discharge such
liabilities and If what portion thereof, or whether
the whole thereof should be sold?
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on FRIDAY the 10th day of February,
1871 ut IL o'clock NJ, as the time, and my office, on
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets, In
the city OF Richmond the place to execute the said
decree. THOMAS j. EVANS,
In l6-TuiW Commissioner.
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BALTIMORE M,nrrnn

Coupopsh od :: 5sannnary :yirna ss, old, 1. bid
t,otton EST tlrgna's II bid; Is asked 0'u
firm and IN Dut arm low mlddlngs Gle Flour
GSs.so Wheat firm and stock scnrce daim,y $3.50
ern s9s ner ut ese yellow sssfc; %est-
nter Oats frner At s3@55c Provisions
outtef unchanged. Whskey frmer NJ aaie 0ions eho
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Latest News from Washington.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January 22-Scnate.-The
usual number of petitions were presented
to-ly.
The postal telegraph bill was reported by
Mr.. Ramsey, who said that the rates were re-
duced in nearly all countries to about the
rates proposed, and he urged early action.
Mr. Blair offered preamble and resolution
directing the President to open negotiations
with Spain for Cuba. 1t went over under
the rules.
Mr. Davis's resolution for committee re-
gardug the private and public character OF
the President was passed over, rs it was evil
dent that it would lead to long und excited
debate.
The consideration Of the amnesty bill was
resumed. n rambling debate followed, but
it seems that the disposition is to force the
subject to an early issue.
Dir. Kellogg, from bis committee, reported
q bill regarding the entry Of merchandise at
New Orleans, with amendments.
House.-Dills were introduced for better
system of quarantine in the southern States,
and appropriating 100000 for the compile
ton Of the Washington monument.
The Committee of Ways and Means was
instructed to report upon the subject Of the
tobacco tax.
a committee was appointed to investigate
the new Territorial Government.
Mr.. Whitley introduced resolution re-
moving the political disabilities of Herschel
V. johnson and other Gcorgians; which was
passed by two-thirds vote. E
A resolution TO pay the expenses of the
Louisiana committee provoked long and
acrimonious debate but, finally passed.
Mr.. Platt, of Virginia, introduced reso-
luton which, was adopted, instructing tue
Committee OH Ways and Means to consider
aud report at the earliest convenience upon
80 much of the report of the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue as relates to tax on
manufactured tobacco. He gave as reason
for the instruction the uncertainty as to
whether the tax is to he reduced on manufac-
tllred and increased on smoking tobacco, or
whether there is to be any change atall. The
market, he said, owing to this uncertainty, Is
so much unsettled as to compelmanufactrrers
to carry their tobacco, and they can neither
sell nor obtain en- advance of money upon It.
Many persons are out Of employment and
factories closed, and in consequence Of this
state Of things the Government loses large
amount Of revenue. Within the last nine
teen months Virginia paid 81 100000 to-
bacco tax, and the official records show that
no frauds are committed in tie tobacco BUSH
ness in that State.
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Weatkor Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January 22.-The barometer
will probably fall very generally east of
Michigan and the lower Mississippi, and III
creasing southwesterly winds will prevail in
the Atlantic and Gulf States. The lowest
barometer will move more nearly southeast,
over Lake Erie, and on Tuesday over cen
trail New York. Cloud and snow will pre-
vail on Tuesday from New Jersey to Maine
and northwestward. Threatening weather,
and possibly rain, is probable from Lake
Erie to Delaware and Virginia. Warming
signals are ordered. Increased cloudiness,
with rising temperature, in the southern and
Gulf States. Northwest winds, with clear
ing weather, will prevail north and west Of
Kentucky.
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BY TelerraDA

NEW 1UKk MARKETS.
a MSE " IoRk, January 22.-Cotton ouI.t. calico
hour yu Snlss opiands 2stc Orleans aee Southern
70 choice extra, s7aoaeo.so. Wh;ssc.,Hs good
IN rsir quiet; winter red western, sl5sGsisa Corr
Pork m,e9 SS; new western mixed aost, 7oG
rin Sne dull Rosin unchanged. Frcg6ts ,b buI
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By the death Of the late Alexander Ior-
man, millionaire, of Baltimore, his relative,
Colonel Lorman Chancellor, Of Middleburg,
in this county. will fall heir to about $40, 900.
Leesbuy9 WGshtn9t0aidn.
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The gross revenue Of the Baltimore and
Ohio road last year was 81, 557 ,523.s2.
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1871 WINTER 1911
1911. ARRAN GEMESr. 1911.


SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND, FRFnERICKS-
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
THROUGH TRAINS leave the depot c)rrer Of
Byrd and Eighth streets us follows:
The DAY TRAIN daily at $50 4. NJ; arrives III
Washington at 1878 Baltimore Except on Sundays)
at 2i5, Phisdclphia ut e:l5, and New York at 1920
p. II. THE SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily Except On sundays) at
sA5 r. n
PM
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives in Richmond (Mon-
days eXccptcd) At $50 4. M.
the ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
leaves Broad-Strcct depot daily (Sundays eaceped)
at $3.50 L. u. /: arrive, III Richmond ut sl2 A. NJ.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Fridays at 545 \. VI.
THOUGH TICkETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to al principal points north, east,
and west.
Company's Office, corner Of Broad and Eighth
streets.
Ticket Office. corner of Byrd and Eighth streets.
J. d. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
E. T. D. MYERS. General Superintendent je7
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RrCHMoSpToBKcco MARKEr.

JANUARY Tive hare no change to note In the
market Receipts arc increasing Prices remain
hrm at The following quotations for new tohaccn:
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AN HONEST SOUTHERN MACHINE THAT
HAS NOT SURRENDERED TO NORTH
ERN HU3IBUGS AND WON'T BE
RECONSTRUCTED.
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ONE CASK MEHAN'S IRISH MALT
" WIIIShEY, superior to any malt whlskey I'm
LAND RUM and APPLE BRANDY, COOKING
WINE and FREN CHI BRANDY; OTARD
FRENCH BRANDY. vintage 1866; PORT and
SHERRY VINE. PURE RYE WHISkEY, in
store and for sale by -
dc 20 JOHN NJ. HIGGINS.
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oSE MONTHS TRIAL BEFORE PURCHASE.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
4 VERY LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO DEALERS.
Desiring to circulate reliable information on sew-
ng-machines, those writing to us will confer great
favor by giving the address Of few responsible
parties IN their neghborhood
Letters of inquiry solicited. We pledge ourselves
to give reliable information, and guarantee satisfac
ton in all our dealings.
JAMES E. A. GIBBS, Proprietor,
Ia % Ninth aud Bank streets, Richmond Va
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PHILADELPHIA LIVE srorr =, ,r-

week. tb the FL rfa, January 2Beeyes duh this
Pennsye,ni ,a Eel taxoring buyers; sales $500 estrs
Shss iat 70 good e@7tc common to fair es s
Snep.oales or 1900 head at Csc. Hoas ,in,,
o"er salts, 6,G25 head mt et6O7c 20 n oe' "uu ana
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

M ILLIU-t q ITIDDS
SEWING-MACHIEES.
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LOUISVILLE nIAnrrnr

LOUISVILLE MARKETS
LOUISVILLE, January o2.-Tobacco UNCHANGED
sales % hogshead luss at sGs7 low to massl
MnchSn1sS S'''o' fair to good slo@sl5 Bagging
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THE ORANGE MYSTERY SOLVED.

Mnry Mathews Not kidnnpper-she Leaves
Her Husbands House.
1t has been ascertained that the woman Mary
Mathews found on Sunday night with a handsome
child begging In the streets under circumstances
which led to the Suspicion that she had stolen the
child, Is a respectable resident OF Orange, N. J.
reporter visited Orange yesterday TO ferret out
further particulars The local police said they
knew Mary well, and one OF the officers
went with. the reporter TO Mathews house,
in Monroe street. near Bell. The house owned by
Mr.. Matnewsl Is a Two story frame building. On
entering two really pretty girls aged respectively
nine ana eleven years, were discovered preparing
dinner. when questioned the eldest girl stated that
her mother was not at home, aud thal they did
not know where she could be found. About SIX
weeks since she went 70 New YORK, ostenslbv
for the purpose OF recovering u dress tnat she mad
given TO a dressmakcr wno mad formerly lived at
Orange, but who recently moved to the metrop0-
ils. Mrs. Mathews was accompanied by her
youngest child, he being attlred IN q pretty vel
vetecn suit. An expressman, who lives In Or
ange, saw Mrs. Mathews IN greenwich street, New
YORK on the evening oil the day she left home, and
she asked MIN to direct her TO the ferry Since
time her husband had received no tdings OF her
children by The reporter He had visited New York
several times IN quest Of her. HIS daughters say
that ne cried bitterly every nignt since their mother
went away; but when the little ones were askad
why their aker did not inform the police authorl.
ties OF her mysterious disappearance they answered
that he did not wish his acquaintance to learn OF
her actions. Mr.. Mathews Is q mason by trade
and Is Aard.worklng and Industrious man. lie
has six cAidren, all OF whom are f1ne looking and
Clearly. Mrs. Mathews has never left her home IN
such manner before. but she has slways beer
rather singular IN her actions. Mr.. Mathews lief
orange yesterday Afternoon 10 recover his wife ant
l Guild
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March s, 1872.
Cotton steady, 10 fair demand; good ordinary l9c 20c
Net receipts, Isl bales ExposCoastwse, 2,5oo Sales
2,U00 Stock, 40,0& .
Cotton strong mddnrs 22hc Net receipts, sos bales
gross 2lu Expos-ro the Continent l64O Sales, 1900
Stock, z07,5il.
MOBILE. March s, 1872
Cotton in fair demand; middlings, 22c Net receipts. ia
bales Sales 800. Stock, 63,0sa ,e,,
Cotton firm; fair demand offerings light; mddnGs a&c
Net receipts, S29 bales ExporsTo the Continent, 1904
Sales, 900. Stock. 56,bSl
CHARLEsToN, March g. 1872.
Cotton strong middlinrs, ac Net receipts. 77S bales
WILMINGTON. n. O., March 8. 1872.
Spirits Of urpentne quiet aud weak, SOC Rosin quiet;
no market Crude urpentne steady ~ 70 Tor hard 30 70
for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at 81 TO-
OswEGO, March &, 1872.
Flour steady and unchanged Sales $500 bb at VI Is for
No. spring 80 ~ for amber winter So Is for white wIter
Milwaukee, club at VI 90 Corn dull sales 73c.
barley held at $i $l % for Canada Rye nominally SOc
for WESTERN Corn meal$ 60 for boed | 50 for unboted
per cwt Mil feed unchanged shorts $25 shipsuas, S26
road reighis-FIo1r to Boston, &c. to New York. &c.
CHICAGO March ., 1879.
Flour nominal. Wheat weak mt 81 2;ss for No. spring
Corn weak ana loweri No. mixed sold at T16c. Oats
lower at Slo for No Rye dull and easter at 7sc for
spring. Provisions quiet and weak. Pork sold at $l 6b
BIZ 7b Lard at a 626 $s &c. Bulk meats dull and
unchanged Dressed hogs quiet and unchanged sales ut
$40 70 10 whiskey quiet and steady At s5c Live hogs
-four, 1905 bushels wheat 10000 do corn 10000 do OATS
2000 do rye, 9OOo do. barley and 50co hogs Shipments
1900 bbls hour 1000 bushels wheat do corn, 10000
do oats, l00O do. rye 5000 do barley and 1000 hogs
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CLOSING PRICEs-5 O'CLOCK P. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, March SIP. N

IUEbDAf MATCH % p. M.
AsHEs.The demand continued very moderate for both
pots pearls but the supply being light no further change
in prices noticeable. We quote POTS So IS 7 and
pearls, $40 $40 So
BUILDING MATERrALs.-Brcks have been In good de-
mand and 6rm. few North River received during
the week found ready purchasers full prices Pale
are scarce and wanted We quote Pale 81 So 80; Long
Island Sl3; North River, x12; Croton, S2 SIS; Phia.
dephia front from yard, 49, S35 The market for
quiet but about steady common quoted at 81 80 and
lump x2 Cement also quiet, Rosendale quoted at
81 20. Laths continued quiet parties bang apart IN their
views In regard TO prices Eastern spruce quoted Al ~
stances trfe We qucc -sperm SIC patent DO,
searc, 2sc 2yc, adamantine, II 10 or loc sc
CopPERThe market has been moderately active since our
and sr. The aggregate about sO00 bs OF Lake
at 2s5zc. n 2s4c., cash. -. -. 49,. -. .
trne more inquiry noticeable Sales were reported OF ul
bsss Rio, per North America ON private terms me cur
l8Ac IN l6,1c.; fair I7c. IKE. good, l7hc I7stc.
prime, lSc Alec. gold, In bond. sixty days; hsracsoo
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POLICE MATTERS,

The following resolutions were yesterday adopted
by the Board OF Police Commissioners and for
warded to superintendent Kelso that he mghl issue
general order to the force upon the action Of the
Board
Resolved, That Surgeon Henry be transferred to the FIJI
teenth Surgeon DISTRICT place of DIR. Otis That Surgeon
Stanley be transferred to the Fifth district IN place OF Dr.
Henry That the Nineteenth Surgeon district shall consist OF
the Eighth and Fourteenth precncs That Surgeon White
be assigned TO duty therein, and that In all cases of
arrests, injuries casualties, the parties require the
attendance OF a police surgeon they shall the
of the which they to he there
disposed according rules and regulations of the
department. Hereafter such cases shall not be brought to
the Central Department
Resolved, That when attendance OF the surgeon
required station house the officers charge shall call
the Of the district IL his attendance cannot be
secured shall call for the of the nearest adon
ing district In their order.
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Governments Higher, Gold Steady,
Foreign Exchange Unchanged
and Money Regular.
r Fl r ERIE M YST cry
Southern Securities and Railway
Mortgages Quiet.
BETTER THAN The WEATHER REPORT.
WALL. STREET.

WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, March So p. M.
On 'Change to-day business was dull holders
mostly keeping above the limit OF shippers Prices
ere uncertain. Cotton was quiet but armer.
STOCKS EXCITED AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market was subjected TO a CONFUSION
to-day by the rumor OF the loss OF the steamship
iArizoua, OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
hine, which carried this stock down rapidly
TO elk, whole blocks being offered for
>sae, and thereby influencing the entire market.
It being subsequently ascertained that this rumor
arose simply from the fact that this steamer was
overdue, and later dispatches announcing her safe
appearance upon her route, the market reacted but
again went Off upon the persistent RammerIng of
Ehe bears, who, having made their point early In the
day, were 10th to give up the advantage they had
gained and kept constantly urging the same idea to
the extent of producing a marked decline at
The close OF business Northwest was another
point or attack and might have shared the same
tate but for the scarcity for delivery, from three to
Nve per cent being paid for Its use There was con-
derable scurryng around to get hold OF this stock
and the circumstances exhibit growing difficulty
Rmeng the "shorr" SPECTATORS. Western Union ad-
Ranced to Tx, Ohio to 81 u and Union Pacific to 81
Canton advanced to 3sH upon the rumor that nego-
tlattons had been reopened for the sale
of the "warer 'front.'" so-caled. AT the
close Of the market there was q general
reaction In these stocks. In the meantime. while
the bears were demonstrating in these quarters the
bulls moved up the reserve in the shape Of New
York Central, which advanced to 99h, and Lake
Shore, which reached 93k. Erie has continued
heavy throughout the day. and there Is very strong
suspicion that the Legislature is selling a large
extent In fact the street extremely suspicious of
the whole Erie party, whether Tor or against So
called reform. and genericay is keeping aloof from
This stock. very wise precaution.
THE EXTREMES OF THE MARKET.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
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TICKET-OF-LEAVE MEN.

Two OF the discharged English prisoners who
were brought to this city by the ship Hamilton
Fish are yet confined at Police Headquarters, and
the men are I'm a most deplorabe condition for want
of clothing, particularly underwear. They have
been locked up now nearly three months, with no
other clothes than those they Wore when taken
from the ship. The Board OF Police Commits
passed resolution asking the Commissioners OF
Emigration and the Commissioners OF Charities and
Correction to take action the case OF these
men. Captain Irving, OF the detective force says
the men are breeding vermin TO such an extent that
they have become nuisance to his office. The
men themselves profess to be thoroughly penilent
for any offences they have previously committed,
and seem to be deslrOus TO pursue honest course
III future II allowed to remain in America.
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mated WITH sales asgrcgang about 1900 slabs a. 4o

83c., gold.
TALLow was IN demand and steady. The sales az
usgate about $4,000 lbs good 10 prime at &c. $50.
W0OLThe market for the three under review has
been quiet The light stock and limited receipts have
strengthened holders their views full prices de-
manded Considerable sales could been slight
out this they sppear unwilling 70 The sales
fleece, soc. &c. Soc. as to quality: "a 900 lbs medium
unwashed, DC $1,000 lbs tall clip California &c. %lc
extra pulled t. g1GSS lbs Gathering lambs: ssc sSoo
pulled Sc 5O0 lbs. Colorado, 56c 20 bales 49,
l9c 40 bags secured &c. 81 49, s0000 lbs English nos
LOU lbs Russian nos 5000 lbs. nols, 1000 los.
pulled 5000 lbs BLACK pulled 100 bales Buenos Ayres sheep
WHIsK Ey.-Receipts S71 bbls. The market wns moder
atey active steady, with sales of 700 bbs az 90c
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


The funeral OF the late pastor Of ST. Paricks church.
Kent avenue, Rev. Edward G. Fitzpatrick, took
place yesterday from that edince. solemn requiem
mass tRcssi's) was given by the choir OF church.,
assisted by the choir OF st. Peters church. The
priests who offered the sacrlnce OF the were:-
Fathers Fransoli. celebrant; Purcell. deacon;
Doran, sub-deacon; NJ J. Moran, master Of cere-
Rev. Fathers Cassidy Malone, Keegan, McNa-
NEE, mccarthy McSherry, Carroll Kvlic,
Drs McGlynn, Taafe, Creighton, Smith and others.
The funeral discourse was delivered by Bishop
Loughlin, who took Tor his text the words"Blessed
are they who die in the Lord, and precious In the
sight OF the Lord Is the death OF the lust" He spoke
OF the exemplary life OF the deceased youthful pas
tor who had oeen true 10 his trust In presty func
lions, and IN death was truly blessed His life and
death were q lesson in which all men might see
how the spirit or pure Christianity could triumph
over human nature.
place, Calvary Cemetery, by c0rtege, consisting OF
more than one hundred carriages.
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PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
The stockholders OF the Union Pacific Will elect
directors tomorrow in Boston, ana there seems to
be no doubt Mr.. Horace F. Clarke Will then be
chosen President.
POSSIBILITIES.
meeting was held to-day in New York city look
ing to the organization Of National Bank Clearing
House, as has been frequently urged by the money
writers OF this city.
OUR EXPORTS.
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF
spece) from the port of New York for the week
ending March 5, 1872, was s. 3s3 1885.
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For future delivery bass midding) sales
fouows:Las evening-March, notice;
lSS at It sss regular April iSS q y z
c at 1i5lSs 800 At ssss May 200 a ss,sc
~ at y disc SOD at LOO at asc 100 at S 7l6c
goo AZ al Total 800 bales To-Day day..
March l at ~ bi6c loo at 22hc, 100 20 516c, loo
q slsc short notice: 200 after 10TH 22xc April al
KS ~ a. o ,s p Sos a, asc 200 At - ISIsc,
Jec AZ ac May o at q 5lsc Is6o q 2s5sc. 100 ss
a. az ssss 200 at 200 asc 400 At sNc; July.
paid exchange 500 April Tor 600 May TO.
tai 1880 bales Grand total 100 baes The receipts
MoSs III saysnnah So chSrle.Sn 7s Wilmington
Total $780, This day last week. lO6s This dav last year.
so Rates on cotton to foreign ports closed steady fol-
y steam ac gold BY sail llSc To aa%burs By steam
pressed sail, go To Baltic ports by SAIL nc. lc gold