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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-05


"No you love some one else, my
dear captain, and you must be good to
her. | know-I know I vas Mt fit to
be your wife. But everything is right
now"
1t Was getting very dark, and .
strange trembling awe crept over gay
Captain Fitspatriek's soul % he sst
alone with bis innocent victim, her
irall fingers clingiag round his hand,
her falling breath on his bowed face.
She was going to die, and for his
sake. Her hand vas getting cold in
bis this minute, but she mu.mured
something family.
He bent his head 70 hear the aues.
tion,-
"1s ut there . new moon ?'
"Yes."
"You ought to wish, oughta't your
remember l did but Christ's will Is
better than our wish, isn't it, Dear,
feel 30 weak, so-so-"
"pl call the doctor. o Jinnyw
"No, don't call any one; only want
you. Don't 60; I'm not afraid. Only
| say Our father to me-"
He tried but the first word ehoked
him utterly, and jimmy began TO vhis-
per it herself. She soon ceased, and
lay quite still for . while. Then, sud.
denly, she sat up, and groped in the
dark.
Where are you 7" she painted.
"I'm afraid"
"Im here, quite close, " cried Fitzpat.
rick in terror. But she VA, thinking of
him no longer, and he quailed. In the
dark, he heard her nestle into the pill
low, ,murmuring something that sounded
like, $50, tired-all alone-so glad to
rest, nd heave long, satisfied sigh.
He thought she was dead, and felt :
straugely bitter pang that she had not
said "Gocd.by."
But little jimmy Vas faithful in death
as in lite. Her weak hand felt over
his face, aud tried tenderly to wipe
away his tears. Her voice, which now
be strained his car to catch, though
once he had listened to it 80 heedleesly,
murmured in a fond, plying sigh,
"Don't mind ; don't cry, love. Please
God, comfort and bless my"
And before Fitzpatrick could credit
and understand that this prayer was for
him, jimmy herself was comforted, and
lying in arms that could never grow
cold or false, or let her 60, Is bis had
done.
He kissed her quiet hand timidly BE-
fore he went away, and could hardly
believe it would never stroke his cheek,
OF try to detain him Is it used to do,
any more.
He felt unvontealy heavy and sober
as he left the mournful house, as though
he had left there q bit of the worlds
brightness.
Soon, there was = little white cross
in the churchyard under the old viii
lows,-the willow no one could taunt
her with wearing now,-and = simple
inscription -
JIMMY. Aged 16 years and 10
months.
"He shall gather the lambs with His arm, and bear
them in His bosom"
Old DR.. Irving, standing long after BY
that little grave, muttered to himself
sadly, "Whom the gods love die
young" for though the first year there
was = bunch of lilies and snovdrops up
on it, the second it was forgotten.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-05

The time to possess your soul IN
| patience is when your hat blows of
in the street and your eyes are too fal
Of dirt to sse which way il goes.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-05
SO HsET.:
py x,tlLIY 4. kooI1.

p, T.. sv 1x1l1r Il. xooas.
Because am my Loves III keep my life
t Washed clean Of every soil in thought Or deed
And bear my heart with ever steadhst need
Like shut rose, through days Of dusty strife.
Because am my Loves, I'll rise At dawn
And hasten to my toll, and toiling, sing,
That from my own poor talent there may spring
Something for my Loves eyes 70 smile upon,
And 70 make good the empty years agsne.
Because 6m my Loves, will not die
Aslovezs might-to prove my lealty:
But I'll 20 live that, in some distant time,
My Love shall say; "Bless God, who made you mine.
Golden Age.
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st. Cloud ~Quadrille Band.
The undersigned will farnish first-class
music for Balls. Special attention given to
supplying private parties, with from two to
| 1--WE pieces, as may be desired. !:
Charges reasonable. ~s-'s~
-: VI, .;s1s,t GEO. E. FULLER.
st. Cloud, Sept. 7th, 1871.
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ST. PAUL.

Tho names given in this column are those Of tho
largest and most reliable houses In their
several lines Of business In st. Paul. '>"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-05

n%Special Contracts to Hotels and Par
ties commencing housekeeping. mari
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-05

Old DR.. Irving, standing long after BY
that little grave, muttered to himself
sadly, "Whom the gods love die
young" ; for though the first year there
vas = bunch Of lilies and snovdrops up
on It, the second it was forgotten.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
A MOReUE FOR JERSEY CITY.
At the meeting Of the Board of Chosen rreehc

At the meeting Of the Board of Chosen Freeholders
at Jersey City yesterday report was presented by
the committee appointed for the purpose of select
ing site for morgue and to ascertain the cost Of
land and erection Of a building. The committee,
consisting of Messrs. Clayton, Harper and Sher
and Brooklyn morgues and examined everything
In the workings thereof. They submitted an
be obtained In Jersey avenue, between IA.
v0na avenue and the HobOken line, for
$4,000, and that the cost OF erecting q two story
brick building 30x75 feet would reach 100000 The
site Is most eligible one for the purpose. II Is
such rcproach to Jersey City that 1t has had no
place OF the kind that the late Grand Jury In tneir
presentment called special attention TO thc mat.
ter. The reports Of the C0roncrs show That tAo
number Of bodies picked up In the river every Year
sui geon TO have to make post-mortem ey. ANNA
tlons In stables and coachhouses, as was tho case
rendered the n>n of of,loa gratuitons Tor tho
PURPOSE,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July u, 1871.
Cotton nominal good ordinary, 0Ac. Stock, 635 bales.
Nxw ORLEANS, July IL, 1872
Cotton dull, nothing doing; mddlings entirely noml
nal 22lc Net receipts ils bales gross ll8 Sales 100
Stock. l79l6.
Cotton , quiet midilinss &c Net receipts. bales
Cotton unsettled; no demands middings, 2Siic. Net
receipts, III bales Exports ccastwse, 364 Stock 1907.
Cotton dull middings nominal 2lc. Net receipts 81
bales; gross ios Exports coastwse, g. Stock 6,ssl
LoUIsvILLR, July II, 1872
CHICAGO, July II, 1872.
90 5Da72s Wheat in fair demand and advanced; de,
mSad snat ana mainly 1n va 10 sprng o. 2 81 p
s,po, ,ss4s l2,c Hugpst ssis dsHc September; re-
s snS snG Ss day 20 & Rye in fair nd s
quiet; No. all soc 53c whiskey active and higher;
fs scr Sales @ rSr ss s & SIS y sa pd
Lard in fair demand and held higher Sc bid 9c asked
sS,SmcT Enn ri Is Ga Arm ana adyanced e ssoMde Sc
firm r,r ShouIdleIs. 6ca6%c clear rib re 5%s clear
inand Live hogs II good demand at 81 90 81 rs Lake
hSss sur p 6 e sgsC SS oss ss &
SIP bSs Go esTsS Si bashsis Sss ecr U c
oats Hoo do rye 1000 do barley $50 CATTLE 900 hogs
Lake 4ea5 Sbls; wheat, 100 so bushels;
mcntsWhea so 1860 bushels corn i2ioi3 bushels oats,
81 $40 $40 hnshels Rail Shipments from elevators wheat
Canal c con oe Ss oats @ c e"fo's flour
ss s1s Is Of wSs %te Is prns Il H Mss e & % assr ssis
spring, II small ies 81 3d. 9so,Cd-Nc MiiwSSSee
:sRIp Ga Sn''es1 esTn 3rps 3 End # aoina
n St s @ a for No. o,o Oats g. up M sass Of snail
yOc Barley malt unchangcd
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
WHAT THE CHURCH TEACHES.
"A Catholic Organ Speaks for Peace and
Harmony.
TFrom the Neyy York Tablet for this wnnk1

from the New York Tablet for this week.
It seems that the Orangemen OF this City are de-
termined to walk through our streets on the 18th
inst. The sad memory OF the events which marked
stain has aroused In many OF our fellow citizens Of
all natiOuaities, an apprehension of recurrence
this year OF similar lameDtable scenes. For our
part we entertain no such fear and we cannot help
some weeks past expressed in some Of city Jour-
nails spring either from morbid craving for sensa
ton or from dark and malicious endeavOr to bring
about that which Is affected to be deplOred. We
the ''riot" Of last 18th was fomented by certain
organs Of an unhoy stripe. We trust In all sin
Cerity, that the malice which actually rejoiced, in
the somewhat too fippantly styled 'Irish" riot OF
last 18th will not be gratiled by similar out
break this time. In this connection we may be
permitted to say that the clergy OF the Catholic
Church will do their duty in warning their iOcks
against interfering with any procession wherewith
Orangemen may see tit to keep the 18th.
Those who are In the habit Of "heartng the
Church" WILL assuredly, be led into any riot
or violation OF the peace and as for misguided men
who keeping out or the way OF her voice, obey but
the law OF their own passions. the Catholic
Church is surely not responsible. SO much
word to say OF that which win be the better part
in q mere human sense. II the Orangemen of New
York parade on the 18th let those who are Op-
posed to such parade swallow their dspleasure and
tain handful OF Italians In this city undertook,
last August, to parade in honor OF Italy "unifed,"
city Journals OF well known anti-Cathoic pro-
cliythes were in sore apprehension of Irish-Cath0-
hands and stood aloOf and the pr0-Italia 'prOces-
sion" became the lamest OF fzzles. without per-
secuttOn there Is nothing in an Orange procession
to awaken public sympathy here. and without that
trouble to no one and very little gratifcation to
the participants
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEL-LoNpoS July lis r. NJ
Uonsois closed at 92 for both money and tho account
92t. ~ y ~
Paris BoURsE.-PARrs, July 1l-P. M.-Rentes closed
at 53f 75c.
LIySkrooL DOL. CorroN MAnxET-IvERrooI, July lis p
the day have been 10000 bales including 5000 for export
and speculation The market Is seader than Mt the open
1872 bales Of American cotton landed this port
to-day.
LIvERPoot BREApsrUFrs MARKEr.-LIyERrooL, July IL
r. M-The market Is firm.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS sMARKEr-LIvERpOOr, July lis T.
MCheese b4s 3D. per cwt for the best grades Of Amer
can fine bacon 3ls 3D. per cwt for short rib middles
LIvERPOoL PRODUCE MARKEr-IIvERpoOL, July IL
Eyening.-Spirits turpentinc, 93s. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, July ll-Evening.
Linseed OIL E35 los q E36 per ton.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
The killing of OTeer Donahue.

About one O'Clock last Sunday morning Off1cef
John Donahuc, of the Fifth precinct, e. D., who
was very worthy official. attempted to dispense
gang Of rowdies from the corner Of First and Union
streets One OF them, who possessed himself OF q
cart rung, struck the onlcer over the head from
behind and crushed In his skull: From his wounds
1t would appear that the blow repeated.
The officer was removed to the City Hospital where
he fingered unconscious until yesterday when he
died. He leaves wife and family. The flags wero
placed at half.mast at the different station houses;
aud at "A meeting Of the Police Commissioners the
following resolution was adopted:-
Resolved That the Board Of Police Commissioners
all the off patoons Of the force attend the funeral OF on
Ger DonAhuc in body.
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THE ORANGE PARADE.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.
ments and their pckets occupied an island in mid
stream.

ments. and their pickets occupied an island In mid
stream.
one hundred and fifty feet in height, now stands
upon the opposite side OF the river, near the en-
trance to picturesque glen. 1t commentaries the
spot where William OF Orange was wounded on the
1rst day OF the battle by shot from masked bat
tillery duel, but the following morning his forces
1 & sae yef ana attacked the aTsa nctnrs on
the crossing Ii given In the old ballad:-
Now strike the tents; the rolling drums
nhsr 70 1Ss Ss fra defiance bSsvs sshasmbex comes
olsaads .:is sss sSs. S sS9 s1s asass
IN danes unintcrmitting,
The angry fuse IS splitting.
The attack down the river toward Drogheda was
ied by William in person, ana ms coming up de
cavalry had gained a temporary advantage, and
Duke SchOmberg, Williams second In command,
had been killed, yet the Irish infantry being un
disciplined, were seized with panic and fed.
King James among the earliest of the fugityes.
He rode TO Dublin that night, and few hours
:barked for France. At Dublin, to Lady TyrcOnnel,
the Governors wife, who had come to meet him,
James said, ill-naturedly, MADAM, your country
as In every other respect, 1t must be confessed
that Your Majesty surpasses them," was the lady's
I The galiantry of william on the contrary, as,
managing the bride rein with his wounded arm
and holding his sword In his left hand he led his
men forward excited the admiration Of friend and
foe alike.
"CUANGE KINGS
ana VEN aght the battle over again." Is said to
have been the exclamation of Sarsdeld and other
gallant Irish officers.
Though the war in Ireland was not terminated
until the defeat at Aughrim July r. 1891, its result
was at no time doubtful after the battle OF the
BOyne, and that may be considered the decisive
conflict. The spirit OF the Catholic population was
thoroughly crushed by their mslortunes, and many
of their noble families sought volun-
tary exile abroad while from the remainder
for many years, to the language OF
Macaulay "there was no more danger OF a
rising against the dominant party to be appre-
hended, than of rising OF the women and chill
-dren against the men,"
The Treaty OF Limerick was indeed moderate in
its provisions, but the penal laws subsequently
enacted by the Irish Parliament are among the
worst specimens of class legislation. Haliam a
historian OF acknowledged impartiality, after
stating their provisions thus sums up their re-
Suits
''These tremendous statutes, which have scarce
q parallel In European history, had IN some mea-
sure the effect which their trainers designed. The
Catholics were eXtinguished as o political body.
10 have eXtermnated them by the sword eX-
PEELED them like the Moriscoes of Spain would have
been little more repugnant to justice and human
Atty, but vastly more pOlitiC.o
The New York herald., 1872-07-12

Sac fair to good fair s,c SIC good to prime $40
esc. oo centrifugal hhds and boxes Ssc 1919 n,
HavsnaIBsoSss, ana. Dutch standard, SosI 70 s. SIC
!6 TO iS lgtc aiIc. DO, 10 TO 10 isc ias.c While
lilsc. al23sc. Porto Rico-Refning common TO prime
Dutch sisndara Nos. 70 z, re; sc. yava-Duich
extra superior 7hc. sac
srEARisn was quiet but steady at 9slc in hhds and
l0c for prime iierces.
TALLow In moderate demand at unchanged prices.
city.
WHrsxEY-Receips COS bbls The market was quiet and
steady at the opening but subsequently closed rmer
The sales were $50 bbs at &C. % bbs at 924c and as
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
A Deficiency.

The Commissioners OF the sinking Fund met yes
terday In the Mayors ofce. There were present
Mayor Powell Comptroller Schroeder, Treasurer
solved that "the Tax Collector be and he IL hereby
directed to issue tax certificates to the amount Of
100000 to cover the deficiency OF the c0unty'S
share OF the city tax for the year 1872 $4,000 TO run
two years and $50 600 three years. the nominations
to be at the discretion OF the Tax Collector"
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
Frank swir.,s suit for slander,

Frank Swift has sued Edward Clak for $4,000
In the Superior Court for slander. Frank Swift was
formerly the 0Yal contractor Of Brooklyn, and got
5000 per month for the work. Edward Clark Ia now
doing the work for nothing The other day they
mot In the Mayors office, when Clark called Swift
pcrjurer, and that simply constitutes the SANDER
Yesterday Judge Gilbert, OF the Supreme Court,
granted an order Of arrest against Clark, who Is
now absent on his wedding tour. He will be
arrested on his return to the CITY
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
ORANGEMEN IN CANADA.

OTTAWA July IL, 1872.
q; Mr. Johnson, NJ. p, and Grand Master of the
eOrangemen In Ireland, who Is now visiting this
country, was entertained at a banquet here last
night lie spoke in very cordial terms OF his recep-
tiOn by the Canadian Orangemen and expressed as
tonishment and qualification at the evidences OF
prosperity he saw OH every hand. lie will be pres
ent at the Orange celebration at Kingston t0-m0r-
Great preparations are being made throughout the
dominion for the celebration Of the twelfth.
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
THE STORM IN TRENTON.

The capital OF New Jersey was again visited on
"Wednesday night, after nine O'Clock, by an awiut
storm of thunder and lightning. The rain was not,
however, 80 furious as on the previous sunday
evening The thunder was by far the loudcst otthe
season. Some trees In the immediate neighDor.
hood were smtten with lightning, ami two nolsea
In Ewing township were also STUCK One morse,
the property of MI. Scudder Pnillips, was IN
stantly Killed; the other, the property Of Mr. AMOS
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
Department OF Docks.

fhe Department of Docks presented printed an
nual report OF the proceedings OF the Board for the
present year. Alderman Vance said that was not
all that the Aldermen wanted as an answer to the
request, but, to meet that difficulty he would move
that the report OF the Department Of Docks be re-
ferred TO the Finance Committee, which was agreed
TO.
The Board adjourned In the afternoon, after the
transaction Of an amnnnt of routine busl nass,
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
CATERPILLARs IN THE COTTON FIELDS.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. July II, 1879
Trustworthy accounts have been received here of the
appearance of the first and second brood caerpars
in the cotton along the coast They are hinly scattered
in every field This il week earlier than their appear
ance IN the same section In 1868 when they exceed
ingly destructive Planters entertain apprchen-
sion that the present showcry weather will develop them
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July 10, 1872.
cbnncs % 6rn on sod S states % s asvs rS ;t II' =
IA per cent premiums short sight ~ per cent
premium short sight l5s4 l6t4 per cent Premium; on
!,ondon, 26A 27'd per cent premium; on Paris ~
lls cent premium. The notes of the Spanish Bank
quoted II per cent discount
The New York herald., 1872-07-12
Board Of Aldermen.

An adjourned meeting OF the above Board was
held yesterday, Alderman Wilder In the chair.
Alderman CoNOvER moved that the several city
roilroad companies raise the pavement inside
their tracks TO level with the established grade of
the street and tho pavement on either side; also,
that the commissioner OF Public Works hereafter
prevent the said city railroad companies from lay
Ing any rails unless the same shall be nat and
square on the outer edge, so as to allow the street
20 be paved to a level with said rails.
On motion Of Alderman Vance the repairs and
alterations were ordered to be done by the Commits
sionor of Public WORKS If the railroad companies
did not do 1t, and charge the same TO the respec
tive companies
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-Thc QUOTATIONS. Uased cotton running Tn quality
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAIN Reccpts-Flour, 90s5 bbls. wheat,
Is 400 bushels; 10 100 do meal 200 bags; oats
1850 bushels The 1our market Irregular but under
fair demand not Quotaby changed The sales aggre,
gate about 900 bbs including 625 bbs OF Southern and
$50 bbs -four Corn meal was in better demand. The
sales foot up about LAO bbs chiefly Brandywinc at
prices within the range of the unmxed qualities We
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Consumption. 49,.

Total 555 243 S99
For future delivery basis low mddlng) tho sales have
been as toloMs:-s Sales last evening after three p NJ
ssptsmSer ss tsS SO Hps Z! So al
NoysmHer 100 a. , l9 5l6G 100 at l9se lo a. u zlSs
100 September for 100 August TSta sloO bales 1 Sales
to-day TO- up to three BON A. ;7,ny ioo at 2'c 2 at 22c
iSat 700 af Sse, 100 tc 500 AZ ss.c.s At
9 7iSc SO :, 2ss, % 9iSc, S Sspte@,
st s'Scso iO1 at 2IAc 100 at q ll-lec.; S% at
100 At q lSlGc 500 at 22c, 200 at q isl6e 800 at
2Odc 100 at % 6cc., 200 at 20 7i6c 400 20c 100 at
s%s siSe. 500 At 1ssc at lss1e. 300 At issss 80
for 100 august Total, 1850 bales Grand total, 5000
Orleans, is' Mobile 6 sMayannsh M l4l;s Charles
sls. This day. last week Ouy A. This day
last year 1919 Rates cotton To foreign
ports closed steady follows TO Liverpool by stea
Ad by sail 6S2d a6d TO Havre, by steam &c, gold
sail 10 Bremen by steam ssc, gold COMPRESSED; sail
NC. To Baltic ports by SAIL &c. lc gold. 10 Mediter
rancan ports by steam, 3lc. We quote
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board OF Supervisors.

The adjourned meeting of the Board OF Super
visors was held yesterday at one O'Clock. A quo
rum not being present the Board adjourned until
Monday next at one O'Clock.
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-
FIN A ANGIA7l.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN
oflie
MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY
Messsrs MORTON. BLISS CO., No. 80 Broad street.
New York, receiving subscriptions for the unscld
balance Of the 81 100000 of these Bonds at 95
onehalf of the loan (caoOooN in sterling bonds have
been sold for European account
This Is the only gold loan issued by the Company.
The share capital the Company is s2l,IissOo.
The net earnings OF the road several years past
have averaged more than seven per cent per annum
upon both stock For tho years the
earnings have averaged sleoi42e expenses
and interest upon Its entire bonded debt
The Company owns l,lsl miles of railroad, with a
bonded debt including this loan averaging $l92 per
mile
A oiiATdIM saySAHKWR aSHW 1SRk ASP NEW DowrRY.
at iGe rat rate Of SIX per cent per an
20 Will REcEEE T TNrEsEsT As RON T lsT SLY
J. r. COOPER. Secretary.
G. D. BAILEY. Treasurer
MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE
only ey to we S b"diss,
CIrY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
y oomp'roilSsFTEs iSFERasf 8asf On 5"S ely 4 sf s7ocks
The interest the Bonds and Stocks the City of New
S s s % % e Be- p%d Court on @ s by the
1s books aSpnW Nj b fSses f. R s t. AHs
TAY COOKE, MCULLoCH, 60,
Foreign KxchaSge
Commercial CrcdA
Cable c'lle,I Iraans,,ers a,,ens
for Travellers
available in all parts OF the world; nm
No 20 Wall street.
X YICKERBoOKER FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
N ofNew York Established l7sD office 81 Wall street
meeting of the Board Of Directors held this day
Hs a o Of S wye sen % free
the rs i isf ss books VIII Z s' ss ] h sss9:ssy as 1
MONEY ADVANCED ON LIFE AND ENDOWMENT
lN insurance policies at moderate rates; all kinds of
GS %si"e
$J2 ono wANTED.oN BoTroMRy AND RE.
p N:UVU -, spondeniia upon the NorhiGerman Ger an bark
81 @ be IsGeysa n
WARD CO, lis Wall street. ''''o'' -. =
Y.O.UUO years, on a arst class dwelling, worth
&OE 000 WANTED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
AdSes Sn sf5 Sox SUI worm
Sl50.UQO than th si5,oQ on first class city prOpery;
f f of Gn Sadwsy 5 Ss%eeu AF FSy T.
third and rhrty.iourlb streets
S325 600 TO LoANnoN osS BoNp j. AND ,SlD MORT
sas srpc on odes made on y S s ron or
ery ty.'"' JOHN S' l. o5SREY iSs Broadwss, room
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corFEr.-rhe market remains dull but noninay
changed. No sales were reported We quote -Rio-Or-
dnary cargoes, 1870 l7c fair do, Ike lsc. good
do. lSac 1890 prime l9c. l9Ec gold. per h. in
bond, co days Maracabo l61sc lSc ;Laguayra IKE
lSsc St Domingo Din bond) lic Java. i9c 2c, gold,
per b., In bond.
COTroN.-The market for spot cotton considerably
frmer, and an advance Of c. per lb all grades
established. The demand was moderate. Future de-
hvcres continued active and somewhat excited closing
at an advance of leo &c, h. The sales loot up
follows
To-day. Last Epeaiag. Total
Consumption ...,.............. 555 3i3 693
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CLOSING PRIOEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Better Demand and Higher
Receipts at the Ports 33s Bnles-Fiour
and Wheat About Steady-COrn Firm
Oats Firmcr-COfTcc Dull-SugHr Quiet
and Easy-Spirits Turpentine Easicr-
Whiskcy Flrmer.