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foreign to-day, heard Of no important transac
trade at scady prce The saes IN o McIe sSoa c
bbiA. at from zoe. to 7sc. We quote
Cuba centrifugal and mxed....-.... nc. iSc. -
Cuba, mlscovado, refining -. ... a &c Sc.
Cuba, muscovado. grocery a. &c $50.
E Engiisn nds'.'........'.'.'. a &c &c
NAVAL sroRss-The market for spirits of turpentne
%ss s HE We but MSo prcs
the market closed weak Rosn generally quiet but
?s a. Is s
Gn Ssf g &
PorArons@The market has shown no decided change,
4 to mpart weaker tone although ~ yet
sss sssf 4:
sSs ss 9: ?:asES
psssSssxs IS IS; Dyr HS s a. Sweets u
frrRoIKUm.-The market for refined continued dull
Contracts were obsinable for remainder of month Ct SS
was scarce for carry dsScry the
as0sss . 81
ss ss S
dephia market was entirely nominal; refined quoted at
9s-d g s1s e bS SSt meats
81 = Hs s Il III 81 & g S y I'D "a ss 4
Wa. sSi sisH Sa . e.
de % Long
clear at SIZE spot; 900 boxes do: ior April at SIC City
'sa' sss eu :9s ss
Tis" q! e. g. IL %
Ss
steady at S25 29 Tor Texas and Southern and $50 S33
1Sa o oos ana
pssa hSadr s0 At SMOKED os
d ry lbs sa sSe s at at &c., % Ss avs ns%
at i2Ic. Lard-fhe market for Western was dull spot
generally held at 7.l6, although 2I terces were
sold at &c. and reported sale for the same month at
&c. city lard was barely steady and quiet sales $50
changed city quoted alto. 71ic., and Western at 7c
RlcE.-Ihe market today has been quiet but former
sd s sales a RaSsnon &
7c., and small sales Of Patna at TIC. a &c.
suGAn.-The general market for raw sugar continued
favor The sales to-day foot about 40 hhds and 47s
ng small lot OF Centrifugal at sc Rened connaed in
fair request at steady prices We quote CubaRefning
boxes 9%c 9alc; m9lasses hhds and boxes q. Size
f rs s s' ( e = 81 &c. is9 J.
s%c. s5Sc Brazii1Butch standard, Nos to H. TIC
SIC JayamDutch standard. Nos 10 70 II SIC. sAc.
SrKARNK continued duh and nominal in the absence Of
sales
outside at SEC " 49, "
the opening but subsequently closed easier Sales $50
bbls. ut &c., closing at about 921ac.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March 49, 1873
Sssa 500 Net receipts
New ORLEANS March IL, 1873
miSaii%ss i4s %dansss vi IS W. ssesiPs ss%
evening, Ss Stock 'S sSsis '' 'a.'' '' A''
&C. bales
SAVANNAH, March 10, 1873
d.sss EfaS s7 oo 'ssSR So -
pss: ss..s%. 9sa s: sss "a -
Spirits of As sales at i' &c.
snd s. 1 for ysS~ and
Flour dull and unchanged seSe and higher
- spTi sssssffe * sss III
" sssh
fs$''s q: ss' -!
sfsS faapf@ to ss'sai 1ay 81
ca ls asS Ra MEATS i9f MAY
sasno sasy and % sS5 %natsx
see Sbs o"r 5000 bnss se Wasa
sss DO g. eS 5Ssh as
5000 do corn, 5000 do. oats, 10000 do barley.
Flour guiet sales Of western spring at s. 30 IS;
a a%Pes sss % s * wau wa @ y g.
white Canada, 81 80; Duluth No Spring 81 6S quoted
Milwaukee No. Spring, 81 60; Chicago No. do, 81 40
81 so Duluth No Spring, 81 So: white Canada, 81 rs
g. 90 white Mchigan 81 50 81 Corn steady sales Of
for Western Barley firm at CSC. 81 for Canada. 9Oc
sc for No 2Western s9c Sc: for two-rowed State,
95c for fourrowed State Rye-Saes of LOCO bushels OF
Western at Sc Barley malt quiet at 81 a 81 10 for
81 % for prime Canada. Rye malt held at CSC.
Re sS Rsa Or rs
tas sst a
noon became more active Early sales were made prn.
slight decline. Owners held stock firm at yesterdays
rates About O head were disposed Of Sales s22 head
Illinois steers ranging from l2l to 42S lbs at $5 20
q - o. 81 Michigan steers averaging ll62 lbs, at
8 %; II Canada stockers, averaging sss lbs, at
- TL 81 Is; Is Canada steers, averaging ltN
from llsO sss lbs at q So Is; Is Missouri osen
rcm fsxs. rs ssssrs
ranging from li5o to l2H lbs, 81 I2iI Sheep and
lambs-Receipts thus far, $500 against 1900 last week
Market dun and rm sales Of 3a Ohio sheep averaging
lbs at 9 75 ssl Michigan sheep. averaging 95 lbs,
$500 last week. Market shade higher sales about 1000
head Ohio, Indiana and Missouri hogs ranging from l39
TO 236 lbs. at IS 371a q s. Us.
Flour steady; sales of 1000 obls. at So IS for No
Spring 50 IS for amber Winter, $40 50 for white Winter
81 for double extra. Wheat scarce and market firm
Corn dull sales OF two at Sc for state and 6Oc for
Western. Barley firm and unchanged; sales of 1000
bushels Bay Sune at 81 H. Corn meal sold ut 81 80 for
bolted and 81 rs for unbolted per cwt Mileed un-
changed at S2l for shorts So tor shpstus and S
mddlngs per ton. Railroad freights-Four Philadel-
pha, 6Oc ITO Boston 2c Ito New York &c ito Albany c
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Virginia viii begin April TO pay the January
coupons The following were the closing quota
tons :-Tennessee, ex coupon. 85k SO; do.
new, Ssx So; Virginia, ex coupon. as 90;
do, registered stock old, 81 ~; do skies. con-
solidated bonds 56k SEX; do. do, deferred scrip.
IA Is; Georgia skies, 10 70; do. sevens. 50 W;
North Carolina, ex coupon. 80 81; 40. 10 Nor'n
Carolina Railroad, 90 q 6l; do. funding, 1866. ~
IS; do. do, 1868 II a 20; do. new, II a IL; no.,
special tax, IS a 49, Missouri skies, 94H s4H 40
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 90 96k; Louisiana
skies. As a SO; Alabama nves, IS q 81; do eights
so IS; South Carolina skies. 80 40; do, new.
January and July II Is; do. do, April and Octo-
Der, 10 a 90; Arkansas skies, funded, 40 a43.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, 1873; Manhattan, 1856; Mer-
chants, III; Mechanics. 1877; Union, lao America,
1853; City, $50; Phenix, lOlH; North River SO; Me-
chancs and Traders, 1876; Merchants Exchange,
90; Seventh Ward. %; Mercantile. 14o; American
Exchange. nix; Bank OF North America, 1903;
Irving, l22; Metropolitan, 1888; Peoples 40; Gro
GERS, 1ol Nassau 1os; Shoe and Leather, 1850;
Corn Exchange, 126H; Continental, rs; st. Ncho-
las. ITO; Marine, 1876; Commonwealth, s4h; I'm
porters ana Traders, ITS; Park, 149; New York
National Exchange 90; Fourth National. 1lOk
Ninth National, 1906; Bankers and Brokers' Asso
citation, 80; German American, 101x.
STOCKS DULL AND LOWER.
The stock market was again intensely dull and
prices for the most part lower or at the best,
barely steady. The widest nuctuation in the
usual speculative favorites was only about one per
cent, while the average variation was hardly more
than half per cent. For the Vanderbilt Clark
stocks, such as Central, Lake Shore, Ohi0s and
Union Pacific the fluctuatiOn was only u q x per
cent. st. Paul was moderately active in the fore.
noon, with sales at SIX, but the price subsequently
fell of nearly one per cent.
ERIE WAS WEAK
and declined about one per cent and reacted but
family ct the close, the downward movement
being occasioned by the revelations at Albany,
particularly regards the fictitious claim that the
recent dividend or TX had been fairly earned.
Boston, Hartford and Erie fell to 5A on the an
nouncement from Boston that the United States
Court had refused to grant an injunction staying
the foreclosure proceedings already sanctioned by
the State Courts Panama was feversh and de-
clined from 120h to 1161l closing 11s. Terre
Hsute sold at Is and at 23h. A fair amount OF
business was done in Chicago and Alton at about
III Tor the common and 113 for the preferred.
Pacific Mail was weak and receded to 56H, but
closed rather better. western Union Telegraph
was the exceptionally strong feature OF the day
and advanced to S6a
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSDos, March 1875 p. M
Consos and American securities closed unchanged.
Consos opened Ut 923s gs4 for money and 92s 92s
for the account American securities-There no
transactions at eleven today and prices nominally
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, March le-AM.-Rentes opeEed
at 55f DC.
LIyERPooL CorToN MARKET -LvERPooL, March 1880
p M-The market closed quiet and steady The sales
the day have been 4O0 bales including 100 specua
ton and export or the sales 1000 bales Ameri-
ton, deliyerable April At g. and sales Of cotton from
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARxEr.-LIvERPooL, March
l9Evenng 3Ss. per cw for short rib midacs.
Spirits urpentine, AS. per cwt Lard 3Ss per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSDoS, March l9.-Ta /.
low As. Cd per cwt
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Coroner Herman was yesterday called to No.
1l3 Washington street to hold an inquest over the
remains OF Godfrey Fucane, forty six years of age,
and born In Ireland, who died in Centre street
Hospital. Deceased was walking ON the track of
the Erie Railway, at Sloatsburg, when he was run
down and fatally injured. The injured man was
Drought to Tbs CITY and died a. stated
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Wnest was in better request In part milling and in
Tor export and prices were better the market clos
ing strong at 81 SO 81 IS for No. Chicago and North
Milwaukee in store and afoat 81 10 81 10 for No
81 Oa$l 81 foy red Winter; 81 81 81 95 for amber;
10 for white with sales of about 10 900 bushels
mostly last evening within the range Corn quiet
but unchanged The sales foot up shout bushels at
from 63c 631sc for ordinary TO prime old mixed in
store 65lsc. for choice do. aoat; &c for Jersey
yellow, ahoat 6cca 66c. for Western afoat;
CSC 1Oc Tor Western white 90, for Southern yellow;
651ac 66c. for Western do.-Oats request
FRrIeBrs-very little was consummated to-day in the
line OF berth frefghs owing principally the scarcity of
room Rates were not essentially changed The charter
ing business was fair at previous rates The engagements
TO Liverpool, by steam, 81 bales hides 75s
spikes at 2Iad; 100 bbs rosin on private terms To
London by sail 800 tons OF provisions private terms.
To Antwerp. by sail 500 boxes bacon at 4 The charters
include AN Italian bark Az tons hence TO Gibraltar for
81 800 and els grauity Ii to New York or fi $50 and
the same gratuity Ii to Baltimore Philadelphia n
Italian brig hence To Bari 5000 refined petroleum,
cases do at 5c British bark, Az tons hence Stct
tin, general cargo, at u lump British ship 9O4
tons hence TO Antwerp general cargo
British bark, 500 tons hence same voyage, general
Philadelphia to Continental port, $500 bbls. refined
petroleum, private terms; swedish bark to arrive
Gechartered, from Philadelphia to Baltic port 2,S0O
bbls refined petroleum at Is I'd.
at this OF the year there generally
inquiry, although Improvement be noticed yet
The arrivals quite free from the West, which only
tends 70 depress the market In its present state We
Western New York mixed lots q 6 frosted lots
ssfaa * '' river mixed " I" @D' pn'0ond' 7'c'
NoLAssks There has been q moderate Inquiry fer
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Since Jan. l.. 81, ssl, sss s4Sls,sSa

Since Jan. l.. 81, SIS s4Ssls, 2Sa SIS, ,6S 62
THE CONVENIENT PURCHASE OF BOMBS
The advertisement OF the Treasury for q million
of nvetwenties ellcited seventeen proposals, total
bonds offered amounting TO ,l93,400 at prices
ranging. ex-coupon, from 1922 to 114ss The mil
lion was obtained at 1929 l13.49.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London quotations came steady for consols
and heavy Tor United States bonds the CTS closing
at trinng decline. Erie shares were unsettled,
declining at first to SIX, advancing next to 52K
declining again to So and closing at 52i4. French
rentes in Paris continued weak and underwent q
further decline to 1910
MONEY ACTIVE.
The money market was active, but steady in its
activity as regards the rates on call, which ranged
from q per cent coin as the conventional figures
among the government dealers, and exceptional
ones among the best classes OF the stOckbrekers
to as high as lie and interest, the market leaving
on at the familiar l32 and interest The average Of
the day on stocks was q tribe higher than the last
mentioned rate, say about 20 per cent per annum.
These rates interdict dealings in commercial paper
which is quoted at IL per cent discount for first
class names. Foreign exchange was unchanged
both at the desk and in the terms for such little
business as was transacted out of second hands.
Prime sterling was done at 10s 10s1s for sixty
day and at 1881 1887 for sight bills.
GOLD FIRM-1l5i4 A 15s&.
The gold market firm and without new
feature. The price was steady most OF the day at
an average of 1865, but towards the close the
''bus" took advantage of the thinness OF the
attendance to bid the market up to 115H, where
upon few sales occurred at 1855. A numerous
'.shortn interest is believed to be in existence
from the better demand for cash gold revealed in
today's business. The course OF the market is
chnuy IN fha fall1
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AN OLD COUNTY STATIONERY BILL

The Corporation Counsel Asks for .
PostpOnement to Examine Into the
Merits ar the Cha am, and Obtains Il.
Thomas Roe and Alvin Lockwood.--Suit to TO
,csver ABOUT one hundred and lorty Thousand doll
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market Active and the
Rate on Call Steady.
Dealings Close at 1872 and
Interest.
A Dull and Firmer Movement in
the Gold Room.
The "BuIls" Make Cash Gold SCarcer and
Advance the Premium.
THE STOCK SPECULATION HEAVY
A Further Decline in Boston,
Hartford and Erie.
ERRATIC MOVEMENT IN PANAMA.
THE STOCK SPECULATION HEAVY
A Further Decline in Boston,
Hartford and Erie.
ERRATIC MOVEMENT IN PANAMA.
Government Bonds Stronger-Rise in Union Pa
ciAc Incomes-Dulness in Southern Secu-
rities-The Exports Of Domestic
MISUNDERSTANDING Fall
in French Rentes
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY, March 1876 p. NJ.
On Change to-day cotton was in better demand
but the market ruled easier Flour remained quiet
and unchanged. Wheat was in better demand and
drmer, while corn was about steady, but quiet
COMPARISON or rms RxroRrs~
The total exports OF domestic merchandise from
the port of New York TO foreign ports for the
week ending March is, 1878, and since the begin
ming OF the year compare as fonowss-
1871. lsr2 1878
For the week. $S,e4a. SIS sAS4Aa6s 81 o6s 2-s
Prev. reported. &s4l.s+S Sl,9sl.S2s as Sss 2sS
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L,
currency palances .................... 2,592, AT
The Sub-Treasury paid out $500 on account OF
interest and $4,000 on account OF redeemed five.
twentles. The European steamer took out
1924, 7SS in silver bars.
GOVERNMENTS FEM.
The government list was a shade lower at the early
per OF the gold market, and 67's were disposed of
hardened and prices stifencd, the '67's being
fves were also sensoly hrmer; but as
usual, the quotations for them were more
or less nominal. The currency skies
were a fraction weaker. The following were the
closing prices limited States currency sixes 1875.
1881; do. d. 1881, registered, 1865 1862 do. do
do, coupon, lls7s 1l9; do. five-twenties, regis
tered. May and November, 1155. 1l6.; do.
do, 1862, coupon, do do, 1l57s ll61s do. do,
1854, do. do, l57s 1l61s do. do, 1865 do. do,
l16H 116zs; do. do, 1867, registered, January
and July, 114zs 1855; do. do, 1865, coupon, do
do, Hay 49,; do do, 1867, do. do, 1867 a
HI; do. do, 1868, DO. do, 1864 1l6h do. ten
forties, registered, 1lO1 H. do do, coupon,
l1OA o Ill do. fves of 1881. registered 1l3 a
I13h; do. do. do, coupon, llS 1l31s.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were firm, with a widely
distributed business in small lets, indicating a de
mand from investors. The chief feature was an
active inquiry for the Union Pacific incomes.
which advanced to 1872. The nrsts and land
nand for the Erie mortgages. Boston, Hartford
and Erie hrsts were lower. The following were
the bids at the call as amended by prices in subse.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DILL.

The Southern state bonds were exceedingly
duh, but the market displayed firm tone In the
few transactions recorded, the Tennessees con.
tinuing to sell at 50, while the Virginia consols
brought 5eX and Missouri Skies ssk. The State Of
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Inc quOtht0hs are baseu on cOon IN sOre running IN
quality not than half grade above below the
grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts-Flou 2,067 bbs wheat
1850 bushels corn, % $50 do. meal 1917 bags;
"a s25 bushels. The -four market ruled steader with
since last foot up about 500 bbs including all kinds
prices within the OF the appended quotations
Corn meal quiet, but steady about 400 bbls sold
s. % on the dock and s. rs s5 35 delivered for West
yellow, s. IS 81 IS tor do white. and So rs % 80
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF FISK q HATCH,

-
OFFICE OF FISK HATCH
No. bNAssAu STREET. N.w YoHE March 10. 1874
The SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the caEsA.
PRAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, being
secured by first mortgage a completed road which
is one Of the great East and trunk lines command
ing large through business aud which, from the i'm
mense mineral, agricultural and other valuable
resources of the country it raverses is assured of
very remunerative local traffic are among the most
substantial and satisfactory investment securities the
markets and. at the present price, M and accrued in
terest yield liberal rate Of interest on their cost
They are in denominations Of $780, $500 and 81 oo cou
pom registered interest payable May November
principal and interest in gold coin in New York
We also buy and sell at current market rates the
WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
originally negotiated by u.s. and quoted at the Stock
Exchange. and widely known avorite securities in
the principal money markets Coupon Bonds of $1,000,
interest payable January and July principal and inter-
est payable IN gold In New York Price to-day, 9i to
9a
We also buy and sell GOVERNMENT and CENTRAL
PACIFIC BONDS receive deposits on which allow
interest make collections and do general banking
business
FISK HATCH.
Union DIME SAYINGS BANK,
= ~ 500 and 1893 Canal street, corner Laisht ,,,
bear interest nom April l.
SAND dollars Books in English, French and German.
WE HAVE 5000 AND $4,000 TO LOAN IN THIS
w city on hra class improved or unimproved Prop
cry sAwaEb fRpsS n%ssiessS street
WILL. ANY CAPITALIST FURNISH THE MEANS TO
Of region as yet very little Eno~ni Unusual iseiiites
dslss
IN TO 20 PER CENT INvEsTMENTs
1O Illinois Registered a. to- ed Coupon Bonds w..
GarM Hy a RaSoaS Bonds Sw 'ofA
an 1as dst and CITY sGS @
X T,sIa TIN. H; NIcoLA 400. CO.;
SPINE street. New York.
N. B.-Choce investment Stocks and Bonds spe-
exchange
price.
&7 OOO wANrED-FoR SIX MONTHS, FOR
paid ss
$9 OOO ExEcyToR,s FUND TO LOAN ON BOND
mediately. g. IRELAND, Nl Oadway.
&70 O00 WANTED-ON FIRST MORTGAGE, FOR
plO.VOU two or three years; improved city lease
hold property. value $4,000. Address MORTGAGE box
81 Post Office
dQ0 0OO TO LOAN-ON CITY REAL ESTATE
%CO.VUO improved and unmproved on Store and
Property and soT sf S2Er nsEfss%s Van street.
$4,000 % LOAN ai3y in ON sums sE a IS ESTA anS
wards Second Mortgages negotiated Apply to JOHN +.
CONREY l62 Broadway, room 9.
S100 000 TO LOAN ON NEW YORK, BROOK
sums to suit no bonus required; term Of years
G. f. WILLIS, MOntauk Insurance Co., l68 Broadway
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MR.. JAMES H: MCoON, OF. NEW YORK, Is THIS
WI day admitted to an interest In this company.
New YoRx, March l, 1873 u 8. REFLECTOR co.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
i under the firm name of Friend, Stems CO. is this
day by mutual consent Mr. B. Levine withdraw
ing The business will be continued under the name Of
Friend Storms at 257 Canal street. All settlements will
be made by the new 1rm HERMAN FRIEND.
JOSEPH STERNS.
NEW YORK, March Is, 1873. BERNHARD LEVINE.
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TOTAL. ,UU lf2
For future delivery basis middng) the sales have
been follows Sales last evening after three O'Clock
March. 100 at lSsc April l0 8sac 800 at Is Slice,
Gao az lsMc; May 300 at Is lsl6c, 400 at lsc. 800 at
Is l3-l6c 100 at sc 800 at Is l5l6c lS76c at
y lS;l6c June 14ob At y dSc: 500 at l9c LOO at
500 at lsc 700 at 10 slsc, 500 at l9ic Total IS 25
Ct lsHc 100 at ls April at Is l.lsc 900 at Isnc,
ost lsjsc ioO at is Nav 1So at IsSsc, loo at
sso oo at flee s at Ie 100 ls IS iil6 100 at
ssc 100 at IS Ice. 300 at IS 1l6c 100 at lSAc 800 at
LOO at ssc 100 at y T. 200 at 100 at
@ostishc., 200 At i9siec 200 at lsc, 500 at 49, 200
at Is 15l6c 100 at $780, GOO at 1S l56c, loo at 1870,
100 at Is 15l6c, 400 at &c., 200 at 10 l6c, LOO at &c.,
200 200 at lsc iooat y Lice July 40 at
ss 100 % paid
total $500 bales The RECEIPTS ss at the ports
ssOO Mobile 49, sayannah s7s Charleston 7ls Whining
Total S0z This day last week 7l67 This day last year
1891. Rates on cotton to foreign ports closed as
follows:-To Havre, by steam lkc. l2c.; SAIL 1c.,
compressed; to Hamburg. by steam, I'D, compressed
steam I'd. 7-i6d: sail s52d il-S2d. We quote
ALL.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
2per cent to gold per cent for carrying The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol.
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easier; Receipts mt the Ports,
s,lO3 Balcs-FlOur Quiet and Stcady-
Wheat Firmer-COrn Stcady-PrOvis-
ions Quiet-GrOceries Quict-PetrO-
leum Dull-Naval Stores Easicr-Whls-
kew Wcak.
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l2,i5 ani 2,15 p. mi.


1852 $1,000 US $40. C. '65, n. ll47s
Hos l50UU Us 5-2O.r, Is. n. ll+e4
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The Sub-Treasury paid out s52,O0O on account OF
interest and $4,000 on account OF redeemed five.
twentles. The European steamer took out
1924 7SS in silver bars
, 1873-03-01
THE WEATHER..


War Department Representations
Reports from Various Sources.
Cn1oAoo, Feb. 28.-Tho Signal Service giyea
tho following thermometorrep for this morn
Ing San francisco, II dagroos above Corinne,
Utah, 25 above; Cheyenne II above; Omaha,
low: Dreckinrfdge, above; Duluth, 18 above
st. Paul, above, with wind northenstly; Mar.
Quotto, IL ahove Milwaukee. "a above; Chi.
cago, Is above; Detroit, 18 above; Toronto, 4
below; Buffalo, l6 above; Albany, 80 above;
Montreal, 28 above; Boston. 81 above; Burling-
ington, 28 above; Charleston, s. G., 80 above
Jacksonville, Fla, IL above; Key West, IS
above; New Orleans, 4G above Mobile, II
above; Memphis, 81 above; Nashville, So above:
Louisvillo, 25 above; Indianapolis, "a above
Cincinnati e e ebSys pitttsburgh 20 aboye.
Toledo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Montreal:
in tho South.
wan DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHEZ
s1oNAL SERVICE, DIVISION OF TELEonAus AND
REpoRrs ron THE BENEFIT OF CoaIMrncr,
WAsH1Soros. D. e.. Fob. Probabilities
For Now England and the Middle States, on
Saturday. diminishing northweet winds. With
partly cloudy aud clear weather. For the South
Atlantic States rising barometer. winds yeering
to north and northeast. with increasing clouds
ness. For tho Gulf States, continued northeast
winds, cloudy and threatening weather, winds
voering gtosoutheast, ,andpossib1y1 rain By SATURDAY.
night. from Alabama westward an area Of lov
barometer will move northeastward to Missouri,
Increasing northeast wind, with threatening
Woather and rain aud snow, will o1tond from
Kansas north and eastward to the upper lakes.
drifts Of tho winter hrye boon experienced on
the Grand Rapids Railroad. During the last
two days tho passenger trains have been delaYed
about thirty hours, but arc NOW running again.