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QUINCY, ILL-Union No. Al meets on
NJ tie LIST Friday evening o. each MONTH Hall south
west Of Six and Main ST.. p J Rotten pres.
Adolph Roth, vcs pres. Pm. Cornelius roc sec Wm.
koenig, sec., box 1871. Henry BruninR, troA-.
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( CLEVELAND, O.-Union No II meets On
~ the rst Thursday Of each month at Good TenplArs
Hall, superior g u Roth, pres, q Bocksnaick vice
pres. A. Stahe hn Sc fhos Rr.nisan trr.s A
Menche cor and rec. Sec drawer A.
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CIGAR MAKERS

"ESTFIELD, MASS.-Union No. %
Wv meets the LIST Tuesday in each month nj Birges
Hall Daniel Crawley, pres George H. Reed, vice
pres @. Heidenriech, rec. sec. John Boyle cor Sec,
boz 6l3 John b. Goodro, treas.
A URORA, ILL-Union No. Al meets .
IA the second Tuesday Of each month, At No 5 south
Broadway Joseph Dibos, pres Fred CoOx, wee pres
John Schmidt I'm sec II. keinhard, rec. sec. Leo
poId Segler treas j. l. Springer, cor sec, drawer al
OANTON, ILL-Union No. 100 meets on
" the first Thursday evening Of each month O. "
Rowley pres. Thos II. Bideman, vice pres John
W. Myers, cor. ard rec. Sec, boz t4s
IL EOKUK-Union No 60 meets ON the LIST
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-UniOn No. 50
~ meets on the first Tuesday q every month. L.
Cohen, pres. . Barnard KvAs, vice pres. Henry Wort
man, I'm. sec. Charles Bliss, and James
LVuettreae
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MONTREAL, CANADA Union No 50
WI meets at the TAnsey House, Craig =. Louis
Reth, pres Napp PSquete, vice pres Peter Lnshien,
treas. James Hector, fin. ami GeI. y War
rem cor Sec box 1884, Montreal.
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A LBANN, y. N.--Union No. meets on
N the SECOND Wednesday u each month At Temper
ance Hall 10 State & J. A. Heenan, pres. Trinity
Place. Tilo~ U'Ionnrll vice pres NJ. p Hogan, cor.
nv,d rec .ec "a jefferson Joseph Shiller I'm. sec
20 south Pearl q David Hunter, treas.
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DELLENILLE, ILL-Union No. SO meets
I'D on the saturday Of each month At the hall
Main T. Prank DritZ. pres. Henry Baurichter, vice
pre- Chas Miller rec. &c. Henry Heupsel, treas.
Henry Thehus. il. -. boz ~
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Utica, N. Y.-Union meets ON the thir
W Tuesday u aneh month ID their han, FrAnkHH
square. Jas. X Kelley. pres. r. Pstsn. vics pre-.
3. FanLeaF, reas John PheRer, ~ sec monas
Porter, cor. sec., box $50
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POOGhhEEPSlE-U No 50 meets ON
u the nrst "wednesday In each month. r. NJ Cum
ming pres, box os5 Joseph kaufman, vice Dr~n
Iohh hAser rec, I'm, and cor. sec. william NolR
tre.s. lock box 80.
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"UkJESIEh, MASS.-UnlOn 81 meets ON
w on the hrst Monday oi each month Hall on Pearl
81 near MAin. WIN. Foale, pres. James n. Carroll
wee pres box 9A0 james 5chrer, uTeas. ID. X,
Murphy On. rec and cor. &C , bO0 240
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JACKSONVILLE, ILL. Union No. ia
~ meets on the first Monday Of each month in Pyatts
Hall y A. UmellAs, pres. Fin. sec. L. FtESimnons.
Cor sec b 2 CaSSsl box $50
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton nominal good ordinary 2014c Stock GS5 bales
New ORLEANS, July Is, 1872
Cotton dull; nothing doing middlings 229sc 221ac.
MOBILE, July Is, 1872.
Stock, 1886.
Cotton quiet; in light demand mddlings 23c Net
cepts II bales Export coastwise g. Sales Stock &c.
CHARLESTON July Is, 1872
Cotton dull; middings nomnally 23c Net receipts, IS
bales. Exports coastwise, 42s Sales; 3D. Stock; 6S%
Flour Unchanged sales 500 bbis, at 81 ID for No
spring. 50 TOR amber winter 80 30 for white winter, SO 10
MiiwauSee club at 81 a. 700 bushels amber Michigan
at 81 s. Corn steady sales 640 bushels at 66e Corn
So, So pes son be-
&c. and 7,4c to New York lumber 81 to the Hnd-
tom &c. to New York. 43c to Albany, sSc Receipts by
lake-3 900 bushels and 3l 900 feet Of lumber Ship
ments by canal-l6O2, 900 feet OF lumber ,, .. 1910
Flour quiet and Unchanged; sales Of extra spring al
Of No spring at 81 26,l 81 264 cash or seller July
Corn In good demands sales Of No mixed at cash,
AAc AIS. seller August 4s,sc NC seller September
s6lc cash or seller, August Rye in good demand at
No. 2 fall. whiskey in. fair demand and lower,
g. rS r sear august and Lara nSas
asked 81 90 bid Bulkmeats and bacon in good demand
but sales of either. sugarcured hams canvased, sold
good choice Live hogs firm and active at
So 81 % Freights in fair demand and lower; to
Buffalo 7c to Kingston Pee Receptsm20OO bbls flour,
do rye 1000 cattle and $500 hogs Shipmens500b bls.
flour 5000 bushels wheat 20 do corn l35 00 do.
1000 do. barley, 1000 cattle and 1000 hogs
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WHY MIR. Boutwell, Defers Fur
Their ''Call'' of Bonds.
The Real Strength of the Re-
sources of the Treasury.
Money Easy Foreign Exchange Steady and
Governments Strong.
DULNESS BEGNANT AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE

WALL STREET, |
MONDAY, July 15-6 +. M
On 'Change to-day wheat and nour were firm.
The cotton market was not active enough to be
fairly tested, but showed no tendency toward
Improvement
MONEY A 4 PER CENT.
Money, early in the day, was not so easy as on
Saturday; but the variation in the market was
very slight, the rate on call being quoted a per
cent. At the close 1t was pretty freely supplied at
three per cent.
Prime paper was quoted a per cent discount.
Foreign exchange was about steady; but, In con-
sequence of the advance in gold, less active. There
is also little increase in the supply of good
bankers bills owing to recent orders from
Europe for our railroad bonds.
GOLD HIGHER-l14A 1143s.
The gold market responded smartly to semi
Official announcement that the Secretary Of the
Treasury had no intention for the present Of Offer
ing any more Of the new loan, his doing OF which
would have to be based upon his ability to call In
an equivalent of the outstanding fve.twenties.
The
POVERTY OF THE TREASURY
has also considerably to do with Mr. Boutwel's
plans in this respect. On the LIST of July, according
to his own showing, the cash in the Treasury was
s8s, 600 Of gold and $15,OOo,OOO OF currency-a
total Of $1o3 600. At the same time he owed for
ACCRUED INTEREST
$37, 100000 NEARLY all coin), for gold GER
tihcates $50, OOO,o 900, for three per cent demand
certificates $10,0O0,O0O and for matured debt
So O00 OO0-a total Of $S7 100000 Subtracting this
latter from the cash in the Treasury" and the re-
mainder is only SIC OO0 900. Objection may be made
that in this estimate we have included the out
standing three per cents, which are not likely to
be sent in for redemption as long as they may be
used for
LEGAL RESERVE.
But offsetting this amount with the present cur
rency balance, which is just s10 100000, the whole
available coin of the Treasury for purposes of re-
demption other uses is only SIC, 1000, ooo-a sur
plus on which it would be absurd and ridiculous to
base
ANOTHER GALL"
OF bonds. The clearer perception Of these facts
coupled with the almost needless assurance that
Mr.. Boutwell, intended doing nothing just now
the first half hour Of business the cable at the
same time reporting our bonds q lower in London,
and consols down ID per cent, together with a
sharp decline in Erie-the result, as was subse-
quently discovered, OF the bringing out Of the new
FRENCH LOAN,
which will be offered for subscription tomorrow.
When, later in the day. 1t was found that no specie
had been put up for the steamer OF Tuesday, the
market yielded tribe, but closed steady, the nal
sales being at the "split" between 1144 and 114's.
The Sub-Treasury paid out $685. on account OF
interest and $4,000 on account OF redeemed 62s.
The course Of the market is shown in the tablet
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ASIATIC CHOLERA.
Unfounded MISUNDERSTANDING by
the Health Board.

In consequence OF the excitement created in the
public mind by the report that case of Asiatic
cholera had been found in the city, Dr. James, the
city Sanitary Inspector caused an examination to
be made into the matter, and the following is the
report Of the Inspector
have visited the premises situated the northeast
of Sxtyseventh street and the Boulevard These
premises consist OF small shanty lately occupied by q
scissors grinder and umbrella repairer named Michael
circumstances :Son Wednesday the loh inst, he
tired He then drank pint Of iced cider and in the next
half hour another pint Az halipast nine the same even
s &c crs wa and w prose sweana Ths
and on the next day there was considerable
in which state the patient died at alfpas two O'Clock
Thursday afternoon There was no liyldy OF the sur
purging were incessant and the collie severe.
The feighborhood is from sickness OF any kind ex-
perfect drainage this region The premises occupied
by the deceased clean and in good sanitary condition
snu nave been thoroughly dismeced iunhsatea ana
The drainage of this part of the city Is very bad
reasons why this should be of Aatic cholera
- detailed IN the recent report OF the Deputy Coroner
absencs OF any other cholerc sickness proves
that the disease OF which the patient died was not
Of the patient Is evident that the disease was
Because the patents illness was Caused directly by
unreasonable indulgence in unwhoesome food iced
sa he S sy az % the sye
There no diaffhea before the illness developed
There was no rice water disc barge reported the
yomi and digessns being tnged with bile and contain
ing splid stun as the relations testify VIVA. ..sr
the "Algde symptoms Iii unnecessary to go further
e. that Fl S III The
case develop ITSELF and shall keep the Injected district
under my 'm& &ns ' SpSIxsE HAMILTON d.
Assistant Health Inspector.
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

The advance irgold having more than compen-
stated for the decline in our bonds abroad, the gov
eminent market was strong and portion of the
day trine higher. The following were the closing
quotations United States currency skies, 114A
1l4s; do. do, 1881, registered, 1863 1861; do.
do, do, coupon, 117A 117n; do. nve-twenty,
registered May and November, 115A 1l5}l; do do,
1852, coupon, do, 1854 1875 do do, 1854, do,
do, 115A 115H; do. do, 1865, 1152s a lie;
do. do, 1867, registered, January and July, 114J4
114h; do. do, 1865, coupon, 1l4ll 1147s; do.
do, 1867, d. 1151S 115h; do. do 1865 do, 1147s
115; do. ten-forty, registered, 1111s 1115s; do.
do, coupon, 1925 1929; do. nves of 1881, regis
tered, 1855 1l3a; do. do, coupon, 1885 l1S2i.
THE RAILROAD BONDS
The following were the bids for the railroad
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do. to North Carolina Railroad, Al As; do fund
ing 1885, rs 80; do. do.,. 1865, % %;
do. new, 2l o %; do. special tax, IA 10;
Missouri skies, OAK s4X; do. Hannibal and St.
Joseph, ok q 92; Louisiana skies, 80 81; do,
new, so a IS; do. levee skies, 65 20; do. do.
Fights, 70 80; DO. do. Fights, 1875, rs So;
Alabama fves, IS q o.; do Fights, "a 81; South
Carolina sixes IS co; do, new, January and July,
2sh 20; do. do, April and october, 81 rs; Ar
kansas skies, funded so SO.
STOCKS UNSETTLED AND DULL
The stock market was depressed and dull early
in the day by the influences which advanced gold,
but with two or three exceptions, the changes
were confined to what has grown to be the stereo-
typed daily nuctuation of about per cent. Eric
went of quite briskly to 52h and Pacific Mall TO
74-a decline IN each instance Of about per cent
Subsequently Pacific Mail rallied to 75H. Other
wise the ma rket was featureiess as it well could
be. Not single sale was recorded OF either North
west preferred or st. Paul preferred.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LospoN MONEY MARKET:-LoSDos, July I5-s p NJ
Consos closed at 9s for both and the account
United States fve-twenty bonds, 1865, old, ga.
FRANKFORT BoURsE-FRANKF0RT July ia. M.-United
States ivewenty bonds opened at 964 for the issue Of
1862
PARIS BoURsE.-PARs, July15-P. M-Rentes closed
at 5if 45c.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr-LIvERPooL, July 1b-5
p M.-The cotton market closed unchanged The sales
OF the day have been 10000 bales including 1000 for
speculation and export
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFrs MARKEr.-LrvERPooL, July Is
p M-Corn 27s Sd. per quarter. The market Is quiet.
Cheese 52 per cw for the best grades OF American fine
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET.-LIvERPooL, July 10
p. M-Bacon, 26s per cwt. for Cumberland cut -
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-L0HD0N, July l5-Even-
ing-Linseed OIL f36 los per ton.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CLARKE-FIELD.-On Saturday morning July 10.
at the residence Of the brides father. 316 East
FOrty-second street, by Bishop Harris, II. EUGENE
CLARKE to MAUDE KATE, youngest daughter Of ID.
Z. Field. No cards.
Buffalo and Cleveland (Ohio) papers please copy.
DUNBAR-WATsON.-AtP Paterson N. j., on Thurs
day, July II, Prof. A. ID. DUNBAR, OF Plainneld, to
Miss MARY WATSON, OF Paterson.
MITCHELL-WARE.-On Wednesday, July 8, by the
Rev. DR.. Deems Mr. d. MITCHELL to ELLEN A.
WARE. No cards.
Mobile (Ala.) and Charleston (s C.) papers please
copy.
THOMAs-THoMAs.-At Columbia Tenn, on
Wednesday, June 20, by the Rev. DR.. Beckett,
GEORGE L. THOMAS Of this city, of the late John
Addison Thomas, United States Army, to NORA c.,
daughter OF the Hon James II. Thomas, Of the
former place.
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NAVAL sroaEs-F0r spirits turpentne the market was
fn The s on Ghanss e S9t up @
kosin quiet and about steady We note sales Of ls9
6bs pale a s. S. st. Tar cSntnusd auet but Without
PETnoIruM-on Change to-day the market for refined
at SIC Crude in bulk shade frmer but in absence
ia1se Case oil Was IN limited request but we learned Of
no transactions; quoted nominally at &c N11c.
i4c At the creek tho market continued dull and with
Sh s
CHANGED although dun and nominal in the absence Of
Sales 1000 bills standard white Tor last half OF August
@ q sSls .iu c ut meats x.
% put FOR the July a
81 'af Ss about Ct S sSs
sas s1 s
SS sa Sc S
as;
tsrSe SO Beef nam; were dali and quoted nom
steady and in fair joobing requests quoted at Ss lyc
for SleSsd & p a TO- sSsae1
65sc for dry saited shoulders LardThe market for
sraes s me @ q for
9Aac August nominal at sl6c City lard was dull and
siSss quiet and With
been about hhds refining grades including ~ hhds
OF centrifugal old contract all at prices within the
Of the appended quotations Refined continued in
llllc. tor and l27sc. be- for the range Of hards We
quote CUBA refining interior to common 7a3c sac.
grocery fair 70 good prime to e6Sce sc
iasscs hhds ana boxes, 7Sc ssc melado, l1ac SIC.
Havana-Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos Ito ., s. $40;
ID to Is i0Ac. iisc do 10 to 90 he i2'lc. white,
ll,Sc. l2}sc Porto Rico-Rehnng, common to prime,
Dutch standard, Nos. 8 to IL, 7Sc &c. Java-Duich
standard, Nos. 10 to u, &c. 9ac. Mania-Superor
RICE was in demand and the market frm sales 90
tierces Carolina at Sc. 9sc 200 bags Patna Sc. SIC
30O bags Rangoon 6zsc. TIC.
STxARINE dull and nominal In the absence of trans
actions; quoted at 92lc. tor hhds and l0c. for choice
tierces
5000 lbs of fair at &C. choice held at 94c, but nominal
in the absence OF bi siness.
WHIsKEY-Receipts go bbls The market was about
steady, but quiet sales 81 bbls. at ac.; most sellers
were asking Csc.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES QUIET.

The Southern list was quiet dull and generally
steady. The new South Carolina July bonds were
better at 20. The following were the closing
quotations Tennessee, ex coupon, TAX Is; do,
new, TAX IS; Virginia, OK coupon, 4lK So;
do. registered stock, old, 80 ~; do. SKIES,
consolidated bonds, 81 q 81; do. SKIES, deferred
Scrip Is q II; Georgia SKIES, n Q 10; do. sevens
81 Q 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, 90 Q al;
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Commissioner Van Mort on Saturday last adver-
used for proposals for twentythree pieces Of work,
curbing and guttertng, TO be opened On the oath
Inst, q twelve y
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FINANCIAL.
A BANKING HOUSE
JAY COOKE a CO.,

A BANKING HOUSE
OF
JAY COOKE & CO.,
2Owal street, New York.
We continue sell at par, adding accrued interest," the
First Mortgage Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company On the completion of this seasons con-
tracts there will be 5l7 miles the line of the road
in operation uniting Lake Superior with the Missouri
This amount of road also entities the company to 100000
acres of land located in Central Minnesota Eastern Da
kota and in the Columbia Valley on the Pacific coast
The bonds secured by first mortgage the road
its traffic and franchise the entire land grant
ceived the government The rate ofinerest
and threc-tenths gold equivalent about eight and
quarter per cent in currency Believing the security to
be AMPLE and the rate of interest satisfactory
mend these bonds as desirable investment Holders Of
United States avetwenies and priced corporate
cures may materially increase both their principal and
their interest income by exchanging for Northern
Pacincs
JAY COOKE CO.,
New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
A'14 1G2Gh f4y sSyA sAy5 NEW sownnr
S's;S;s ES ss,s IF: ;y1r
44 4 coSs.s secret ssa1s'ai f5s''''''
Q. D. BAllsy, rrsasurss.
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The quotations are Daseu on couon qunlty
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted. =. -, ,.,.,..,.
4905 bushels; 100 do corn meal 40 bbs and ~
bags; oats 1900 bushels The flour market was steady
under moderate inquiry In good part for all kinds The
sales since last report foot up about bps
Corn meal remained quiet; 100 bbls OF western yellow
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CATTLE MARKET.

Beef-Receipts 2lcO The market quiet and prospects
bad quoted at l0c 12c for fair to prime. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, G,i0O all TO slaughterers; none for sale.
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CLOSING PRIOEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CottOns Demand Limited and Prices Ea.
sicr-Receipts at the Ports, 596 Bales
Flour Firm-Wheat Irregular-Corn
and Oats Firmcr-COffee Dull-POrk and
Lard Firmcr-spirits Turpentine Firm
Whfskey Steady.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold balances. 1635,177
Currency balances. 1,S67,476
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Wheat was quiet and steady for spring. but decidedly
better for winter, which wanted for Southern ship
ment The sales were about 900 bushels at 81 s. for
No. Milwaukee spring. 81 G5 for red winter In store
p 81 ~ for white and 81 80 for No. GhicagS de-
lvered Corn was steady with sales OF about l9I0Oo
bushels within the range Of eoc Sc for steamer ana
Yellow included in the sales are 1900 bushels tor
August at 6ic Oats were 6rmer but only in moderate
demand The foot about So bushels at 55c for
State mixed, ahoa; aye. Acc. for No Chicago. DC
46c for white coinmon TO prime, atoat Barley remained
entirely nominal Rye-Saes 5000 bushels Western at
Tie, delivered.
FREeHrs-Berth room by steam in moderate re-
quest but owing to the scarcity OF room and the
views of owners but little accomplished. Vessels for
charter were also in good demand but tonnage of any
description is and consequently rates high and
generally above the views Of shippers The engagements
since our last have BEEN Liverpool, by steam 81 800
bushels grain reiet at % 9sd 800 bushels grain
SID. 3D. TO London, by sieam % $50 bushels gra lrc
leo at 9d l0d and by SAIL 1900 bushels grain ut Cd
9d. 10 Antwerp 1000 erces lard and 100 boxes bacon
on private terms. The charters comprise "A British
rect 3D. OF Norwegian brig 1000 quarters to penarth
tons (now Boston,, from Portland to the River Platte,
5000 feet lumber at $40 per NJ
ported change price, We append current prices as fol-
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Monday, July I5-lO,15 A. M.
5000 Georgia Is.
5000 sc 6's,n n, Jan Il Jy

$SOO0 Georgia Ts.......
5000 sc SIS, n, Jan 4 Jy
5000 do ...........:.
1000 SC SIS, n, O&A. $50
5000 NC 6's, old bds...
5000 Va 6's, con. e.
10000 NY rs, b l, r. .....
1000 N Y G 6's, 'S3. -.
5000 Mich Sou sfb. :.
1000 Lake Shore div b
1000 Union Pac lst IN.
2OO0 I'm Pac rs, lg b.
1000 Cen Pac RR cd BIS
5000 Tol 4 Wab LIST IN.
1000 O Il RI d PTS.
1000 Pitts, FtW &C2dm.
5000 Pitts. FtW&C3dm.
1900 Ohio a Miss c BIDS
1000 Mil 4 st Paul lst..
10000 q, G 4 / Q LIST m.
1000 d, II n L LIST. :.
5000 ETen, Va&Ga1stm
2C00 do. :.
10000 PEEK. Lin 4 Dec LIST
20O0T, PAW, Burl'n div
80 shs Phenix Bank.
80 Fourth Nat Bank.
200 w I'm Tel. b .sS
NM Par NJ So IN n n
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1l.....
For future delivery basis low midding) the sales have
been as foows:- Sales saturday after twelve M.-Au-
gust 5Oj at 22sc 200 at % ls6c 800 at slc 100 at
% isl6c. september coo at 2lc 40 at iS6c i9o at
October 800 at 2o4c 500 1t 2osc 30 At 20 slSc l0 at
6oatls 7lec Exchangsd-Ic paid % exchange 100 Sep.
to three r MJny 200 az 22sc August 100 at 222lc go
- 7l6c cod at 22c 800 at u 9l6c, 800 at p 76c, 100 at
100 at a6 p !. sGs s at de- 4 s ss i
At At isiSc;, go AZ as}e; goo q si;sc;, At
21c 200 at2 sSe, 800 as 2Irc 100 q 7lec' 40 at
2i,c october 30 2Oc 300 at 20 bloc 200 at 204c,
200 2oSc 4Ooat % 5ec Noysmber 100 at 100 at
ber 400 at sssc 5S at 70 iec SO 1t iSc So at 70 7ec
500 at I9. Exchanged-7sc. paid to exchange COO Sep
tember Tor GO August Total, 1900 bales Grand total,
2OiO0 bales The receipts at the ports foot up as
foowsNew Orleans $50 ,balesj MOBILE 2s; say y,
New York es Boston, H. Total 500 This day last week,
I25i. This day last year, 1888 Rates on cotton 70
foreign ports closed nominal folows-T Liverpool,
BY steam 3D. BY SAIL ESD Sled TO Hayre, BY steam,
pressed; sail e TO Bremen BY steam ac gold con-
10 Mediterranean ports, by steam, &c. We quote =
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$1,000 n G 6's, old. -.
5000 $ G Gs, Jan 4 Jy
300 Conn IS. .ex int
100C0 I'm Pac LIST m. %.
1000 Tn Pac rs, q b..
1000 CHAIR 4 Pac rs.
500 l. Shore div bds..
1000 Clev 4 Pitts 4th..
1000 Tol Il w con C BIDS
200 4, Z Il W, Bur div
I'M aha pac NJ IS Ga
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T. NJ.
CoFrrE. The market nued dull, but prices exhib
tied no change We append quotations as fol-
lows: Rio-Ordinary cargoes, l61sc. l7c.; fair do
IKE Isc. good do, 1si4c lsslc. PRIME 19c. l94c
gold per h. 60 days; Maracaibo, 16zc &c. Laguayra
171sc lsSc. St. Domingo Din bond, l4c; Java, l9c.
2Oc., gold, per lb
CorroN.-For cotton on the spot the market was
ouiet and quotations lower but quite nominal Future
deliveries in fair request but at decline Of nc.
H. The sales reported Change up follows
= T0tLru. Sufn Erola