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Sitamboals uuo Rillrulos.

A hfp phoEEFs TEF1Y 9, YvlfsRARp and DANIEL
Mt aofih Of EFs @ ferry s$i landing q YSpkeP. Tarry
6cSaSk SaS S3Gs yc y and Mi2a
iSr ali eoiHts WEST aud yoRfh Trip ticketstq West
Last tfp up Oct. 3, down Oct.t.
I9M, T9& sfGE ,N, %c93c,d2y Il Sd Sb 2e1
will leave New York foot Of barclay St. at $3.50 T. NJ
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
on and after saturday July 90, trains will leave James
slip follows Leave 5ith st., East river, 10 minutes
later
7D A. NJ, Greenport and sag narbor. Mai and Rock
e6 A. NJ. Port Jefferson. Locust valley and Rock
SGj f. M, Rockawly and Hempstead express.
$50 r NJ, Grccnport, sag llarbcr. and Locust valley
500 2. NJ, Port Jefferson, Locust valley and Rocka
$40 i NJ Nortnport, Locust Valley, and Rockawy
accommodation trains.
Trains connect at Jamaica with East New York. and
at Mncola with Hampstead.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunter. Point as tollow..-
800 A. NJ. Port Jefferson, NOrthpOrt, Locust valley,
and Homp.tead excursion trims.
M HSSSssSsy cssSTs5S sseg,Sq ran 'Tin'
800 +. NJ, Northport, RocKaway, and Hampstead
7'O p. NJ, Rocksway accommodation trains
PE,NNs,YLvAANIA RAAILh0Aphi, hi,.,.o,
hiPTss, ri aiIi'sSrs ri,!scSTsn The West 'na
Z, ana ssi p NJ. sunday, 5. I. $3.50 7. NJ.
sns fSs H at M nns ss and SSqa sd nng
gF.M. For baltimore and Washington. via B. and o.
II. r. at 731 =. NJ. daily
ESbfess Tor ihiiadeiphia g. o. es) A. W.. 1880 3Ah7
i3Q $50 r. Nj, and u night. Sunday, 5, I, 'S. $50.
,,fer PhiisdciPhls via Kensngton at IA NJ. and S:io
Emigrant and second class 7.O5 T. NJ
For Newark at g. $50. $40, $40 g TO- II A. NJ 12 NJ. l.
eD $40, $40 llQ, iS. 5i0 $40 $50 6, $40 $50 I,
~, $40 ~ iisSP NJ, and II night. sunday osO' 6O.
for Elnsbeii, o. $50 7, TAO s;io o. TO- II AM i2M.
- 30 3l0 $40 40 lg So 1913, G:iO, $50 T. 100, $50,
TO- IT'D 7. Nj, and u night. Sunday. jA, 6O. 49, and
For Railway 6, $50, I, so, ., 10 A. VI, ANIL 2.9p
ana u night. sunday. 5.2J, $50, and 1Sl z NJ.
fo5 wood6riJie snI Perth Amooy'6 and 10 A. NJ,
For New Brunswick,7 and $40 A. NJ, and ~ NJ, 2.
$40 40 52O, GO, 1SO 7. NJ, and 2 night. sunday, 6iO
For Eas, Ms,one, $50 A. NJ, u noon tio and $50
For Lsmbertve and Pennington, "a VI. and =. NJ.
For Phillipsburg ana B.lylderc. 8 anu L.
AccOmnodatiun for BordentOwn, Burllngton, and
For Freehold, I a. NJ, . and iP.M,
For Jamesburg, Pemberton, Camden. A. NJ and via
boat from Pier No. 1, $50 L. NJ.
Trains arrive as folOws. From Pittsburgh, $50, l05
a. NJ, 63j +. NJ. dsiy j;l2 iO5 A. NJ ana S55 7 ".
more 6Oo, and s. A, NJ. ass and i02T p. NJ. sunday.
6a6 and SD A. NJ. From Philadelphia 52, $50, $40,
$50 l0l6, lln, l;55 A. NJ 25 S56, 4;55 sos 15, sii,
aud 1927 =, n. Sunday, 81, $50, $40. $50. iO25, ll0
Ticket otiices So as, 27i, and 81 Broadway; No.l
Astor House aud foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt
sis. Emigrant 1cket ofhce Battery plsee
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent.
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snstrutilon.

4 LADY, possessing thorough musical education,
~ and highly successul A. teacher, will give lessons
on the piano al the re.drncc OF her pupils for $opcr
quarter. Address lIANlSr, box los sun Onlcc.
DANES English. Classical and Commercial College,
l broadway, junction oh ay downtown, ~ BOwery ;
% writing lessons $3.50.
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Qrp @ooos.

glrp GOODS.
II. MEAREs
respectfully announces
to his customers and the public
that on THURSDAY. ocL,
will take place
Our Annual Fail opening.
when we will introduce all the
newest Designs and latest Novelties
OF the season,
comprising grand display OF
nne imported silk Costumes elegant black silk walk.
ing SUITS rich carriage. promenade, and evening
Dresses ladies nne ready made Undcrcothins wedding
TrousseauI infants complete wardrobes. choicest
elites In nne Bonncts, both imported and Of
manufacture rich rarls Flowers, Feathers, and Vel
vets black and coorcd silks and satins, and Dress
Goods In styles and shades elegant designs in nne
Cashmere Stockings for ladies and children. Your
attention Is earnestly requested hnds visit OF eHamins
uon respectfully solicited.
RICHARD MEAREs.
corner 9Th ay. and 18th st.
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fE'O LRT-A store suitable for any kind ~ business,
also basement, IN the oest business part ui Banter
81. Apply at ~ Baxter st., room s.
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ADl VIII sell for sl}5, cost 60, beautfu rose
i wood loctaye pianOfurte; modern improvements
No. Is Third st., near Bowery.
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gml 6stai,.
.IERB. JOHNSON, JR.. AuCTlONEEn.
TIE ADJOURNED sALB
OF THE
pTTRy2 RI Aprt persry

The bslanc' Of this propcrT LETT over from rro,o,,
sale viii be offered the st day Of Octob nor, !.
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WORKING GIRLS WRONGS.
sTRovG IRM STRE1CHFD PORTH
no PROTECT THE WEAK.

rho Compiniuts which were Made In n Single
An rrnoOn In the once OF the Working
Womrn's Protective Union.
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SsSn CASH and easy monthly payments will bay
tCCO neat two-stOry cottage at East NCw York,
c. W. c. DREPER, 2li Bowcry, up stairs
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Musital snstrumrlis.

.WW3IIW gW5II WIIIIW5s
SPLENDID rosewood piano only SlOO; good as
n new sold tor WAnt Of money a great nargtiu.
j. BlDDLE, lj WavcrrN place, near BroldSay
$50. PIANO for beginners also, elegant i.oo.
N taVr, bargain.
G0LDsMlTHs, % Blocker st, near Bowery
DENITIEI l. s7.octnyc carved rosewood pmu1,
Dtl5 sacrifice t2 monthly, CABLES, In ". 2}d It.
EIKST-CL A-S "a Oc ave pianos rctailcd at whole.
II sale prices Direct from factory. Send for circular,
Pianos sold on monthly payments.
CHRISTIE, IS Barrow, near Hudson ST.
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SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Point ~ follows;
300 A. NJ, Port Jefferson NOrthpOrt Locust Valley,
and Huinpstcad excursion trans.
1000 A. NJ, ROCkaway excursion trains.
1.OP. NJ. Rocknway excursion train.
100 +. NJ, NOrthport, Rockaway, and Hampstead
trains
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST 49, l873-TRPlE SHEET

Eid dEe !sS . cSrn Dun and
Presh sSS .nd SS saS TOR No
5000 bushels wheat 1000 corn and do oats
Flour steady; sales 1000 bbs al s. Is ior s NO.
shsr %% sss Js %his
e. .o " .s.. s sS sssp. SsS ss a. 'So,
feed hrm; shorts $l7; shipstuns SIS; middlings. Sso
ton New sSss i asasa sna rs
&c. K sHsisn ssw xSSa lumber ASsnS
Bushels, corn DO umSss o s wsea 400
BUFFALO, August q, 1873.
sss % % AnsSs' sSS'i
o aS RS a. a. ha
@ Ss!s N ss Ger S. ' snes ss sji?SH
;sSS :S e; % =; X. i$s
strong sales q $500 bushels high mixed 5e 5000 DO
Oats ds = Das a%a sS9ss'fS
see. Loo do Ohio IN lots SIC Rye nominal at 7Se
Ssnads Ssr .9ces
CHICAGO. August Is 1873.
soss
sasss il asss9
jecied, 81 d. Corn in iair demand and lower at sSc
Ace. for No. mixed cash seller August; 40c 40c.
seller Ir sepsmber &C. seller oc.ober high mixed, ioo
dull and easier. at 2sc for No. CASH; 2c. seller Sep
tember; rejected, 2oc Rye active and higher open
Barley steady q, q i0a 8 e Tor No ls cash; No
Pork sold at $40 l2 cash. Lard steady at 10 Bulk
meats and bacon quiet and unchanged NO sales Wits
She SreiSss steady and pnchanged RscsptssoSo
DO oats 500 do rye and TO- 900 do barley Shipments
AW bbla -four, aR0 bushels wheat 104000 do corn.
AS,0U do oats, loo do. rye and 5000 do. barley.
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CUSTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS.

Value OF the Serzed Diamonds, Sit 900.
Day before yesterday Collector Arthur sent the
cut and uncut diamonds taken from Mr.. N. Lam
caster, as he was coming on shore from the steam
boat City of Chester, to the Appraisers Depart
ment for valuation. MIR. bowling, the Appraiser,
turned the same over TO Mr. Marsh, who Is the
regular examiner and an expert In that line. Yes.
terday Mr. Marsh reported that the value Of the
diamonds subject to duty amounted to $4,000 ster.
ling, or very near $1,000 In currency. The case
has now been fully reported to the secretary OF
the Treasury for his action in the premises. Some
OF the officers who made the seizure claim that the
Treasury Department cannot interfere, and that the
courts only have jurisdiction In the matter.
But this assertion cannot hold good, as the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury may take another view OF the
AFFAIR, and his powers under the law give him con-
siderable authority, by which he may construe the
meaning thereof contrary to the inerpre tatiou OF
the Custom House officials. Judge Richardson.
however, invariably sustains his oicers in the exc
cution OF the revenue laws, and he viii examine
this very closely before giving his final de-
cision. The appointment OF deputy collectors 10
nil the two existing vacancies and for which civh
service examination was recently held VIII DC
made tomorrow. The cause OF the delay Is stated
10 have been an unusual amount oil preliminary
correspondence carried on with the treasury De-
partment on this subject.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, August 23--l23O
r M-United states bonds, new fves 9I11 Erie Rail
way snarcs, AK. $3.50 +. M.-Erie Railway shares a. 5
r M-Erie Railway shares, i2s. o +. Erie Railway
FRANxFoRr BouRsE.--FRANKroRr, August 2s-United
States fve-twenty bonds SIX, for the issue of 1852.
PARIS B0URsE-LoNDoN, August 23-2 80 L. M-De-
spatches from Paris quote rentes at 5sE l0c. p
M.-Rentes closed at 5st
= M;-lhe market y frmer; middng uplands, S?Sd.
mddling Orleans cid Sales Is 0UU bales Including 5000
Tor speculation and export Sales OF cotton shipped
Savannah or Charleston, not below low mddlings de.
upands deliverable october and November on the basls
shipped from savannah Charleston, on the basis
good ordinary at sgd. SD OF the sales today 1900
bales were American.
LvERrooL BREADsrUvFs MARKxr-LIyERrooL, August
2S-P3o M.-rhe market Is Arm. Wheat, l2s. Cd. per
GENITAL for average California white lis ID rs. Id for
red Western spring and Us I'd. tor red
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKKT-LIvERpouL August o.
p. M.-Pork, 68s per Dbl. for new mess.
LIvxKPooL PRODUCE MARKET -LIyRRPOoL, August 2S-6
r. NJ. -Rehned petroleum, lad. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MAnxEr.-LoNDoN, August 2S-Even-
ing.-Fine rosin l2s. q los. per cwt
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THE WANDERING LEACHEs.

A Rambling Sea Captain Hunts UP
Second wife, Who Finds In Him =
Second Husband-BOth Wives tn Hot
Pursuit.
stout woman Of fair complexion, with piercing
eyes, plainly attired, giving her name as Margaret
Leach who apparently has seen about forty sum-
mers, appeared before Marshal Tyrrell, Of the
Trenton police force, recently and related to him
a tale which, If true partakes Of romantic char
acter. She is an unassuming woman, and, judging
from the refined style OF her conversation, pos.
sesses more than ordinary intelligence. She stated
that her home was In New Orleans, where she had
been married many years ago to one Williams
Leach, a sea captain, and that they have four
children now living. She always lived
happily with her husband. and nothing
occurred to mar the harmony OF their married life
until William took his departure for the North, si3
years ago, on business, which he averred was Oh
much Importance and would require his absence
for lengthy period correspondence was carried
on between them regularly until year ago, when
Leach ceased to answer her letters She waited
patiently and hopefully for letter from him, and,
not receiving any concluded to 20 in search or the
Captain. She left New orleans on the 18th inst.
for New York, and after arriving In the latter city
instituted inquiries about William. There she
learned tnat the neglectiul husband was living In
New Jersey. She repaired to Trenton and &c.
the records IN the County Clerks ONCE,
having dim remembrance that Leach was there
township, three miles outside OF Trenton. No
such name appeared on the records. He then
asked Mrs. Leach If she knew OF any other name
which her husband might assume. She replied
that he might possibly adopt that or Drake after
his mother. William Drake was discovered In the
records to be the owner OF property in the town
ship above mentioned. The Marshal, with Mrs.
Leach, proceeded thither, and soon found
the residence OF the recalcitrant hus-
band formidable looking woman was In
possession, and she received the VISITORS very IN
hospitality. Alter good deal OF parley between
them "a long interview TOOK place, without the
presence OF the Marshal the result OF which was
that both ladies' agreed 20 proceed to New York to.
gether In quest Or MI. Leach alias Drake, where
he was living, according to the statement Of Mrs.
Leachs rival, for such this woman seems TO be. IL
is is alleged that Leach married this Trenton
woman whose husband Is still living, ana that o
lawsuit is pending between the parties on that ac
count, damages being laid at 5000. Whether or
not Leach has been found by the women cannot be
stated, as they nave not again made their appear
ance IN Trenton since. Mrs. Leach became very
reserved, and seemed quite reluctant to throw any
more light on the matter. she stated, however,
that Leach left her in possession OF some valuable
property in New Orleans and that II she succeeded
III finding him she would make 1t 'sorc job'' II he
failed to come to terms.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August 80 1873
Cotton steady good ordinary, l5c I5ac Net receipts
30 bales sales, lju stock, C.6S5
NEW ORLEANS August q, 1873
Cotton steady; middngs, lssc Net receipts aS bales
gross a3. sales 2o last evening, 40. Stock, i,7ll
MOBILE, August Is, 1873
Cotton quiet and unchanged; demand moderate.
mddlngs llAc Ice Net receipts. IL bales. Exports
coastwIsc 342. sales, $50. stock, 6,2s2
. SAVANNAH, August ., 1913
Cotton quiet; mddlings IKE Net receipts Isl bales
Sales a. stock. 255.
CHARLESTON, August ~, 1878
Cotton steady middlngs, 7I,c Net receipts 23 bales
Exports coastwise, W. sales 40 stock. a6s.
WILMINGTON, N. C., August % 1873
Spirits OF turpentine steady AZ acc. nosIn steady
~ 70 tor strained s. rs for extra pale Crude turner
tine qaict ~ tor hard IS 80 Tor yellow dip aud virgin
Tar quiet at " S.
ToLEDo August 49, 1873.
Flour rin and in fair demand. Wheat shade better
and seller August; 81 so seller September; No. red
~ tGk No. 2do, spVt tlzy; scer August 81 Al
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THE MENNONITES.
AUGUST 20, 1873.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue of the 22d inst, In an article "rnc
Mennonite Colonizers," you state thar Mr.. Hitler
believes that the first nstalment OF 1000 coonlsts
will embark for America on or about the hrst OF
May.r This IS Incorrect. Other statements In
COR article are also erroneous. There have not
arrived any German Polish Mennonitcs, the parties
VINO nave lately come from Poland being OF the
I,enrew faith While the Mennonitcs are German
protesrapts nom White Russia and the Crimea,
near inc coast OF the Back sea. Having been con-
sfanty and exclusively with the deputaton OF
Russian Mennonites who lately visited THIS country,
prospecting Tor proper location for the proposed
extensive colonization, from their arrival here
the facts. and was quite astonished to see the
many errors IN the press concerning them,
although the HERALD came nearest the truth.
BY taking notice of this correction you will obliga
yours very respsctg0in MI AlLkER
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CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK PM
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Active and Firm-Flour Steady
Wheat u shade Ftrmer-Corn I'm
changed-Oats Irregular-Pork Dull
Lard Easier-Sugar Firm-Conee in
Demand and strong-Petroleum I'm
changcd-Spirits Turpcnttne steady
ROsin . Shade Firmer-Whfskey
steady.
THURSDAY, August 2s-6 p. NJ
There was no essential change IN the situation
OF commercial matters to-day, fair degree Of &C.
tivity prevailing in most departments OF trade,
while in some commodities there was a decidedly
active movement. Dry goods hardware, boots
and shoes and sundry other articles OF nnerchan-
disc found ready purchasers at full prices. Al The
Produce Exchange the arrivals OF grain were
freer, but had no decided eject on the market.
Flour was steady and in fair demand. Wheat
was In fair request, with spring ruling
tribe frmer Corn was only IN moderate demand
but not essentially changed in price, Oats were
irregular, being irmer for mixed and easier for
white. Provisions were generally quiet. Pork
dull and shade Of, and lard was trihe easier.
Groceries were firm. Petroleum was In moderate re-
quest and steady Naval stores were quiet. with spirits
ruling steady and rosin shade Cotton was in
good demand with spot ruling steady, and futures
irmer. whiskey was steady.
CorrEf-Ihs market con inued strong for all descrip
tons, with sales reported Of 1900 mats OF Java
on private terms, and zWO bags OF no, 10 arrive
at New Orleans. ex flamsburg, at 22,t. We quote
Rio, ordinary cargoes 20kc. 2Ozc. tar cargoes
2I4c axe good carroes, 2lslc &c prime cargoes
22i4c. 22sc range tor lots 2oc 22sc, gold
bags, sTc. %Ssc; DO. grass mats 24c. 3Sc snsa
pore, do, 2c. &c Ceyion, njsc. &c Msracabo,
81 Domingo, le1sc. l9c Porto Rico 2lc &c Costa
s'S &C. Mania zc isc Ansostdrs Sc Se
savaniIia alsc slIsc Curacao, 0sc 2lc., gold at
corros:~Xn active demand prevailed for spot cotton
at M PRICES The purchases Tor export were generally
strict ordinary and i4c for ordinary, though In
higher prices paid At tho close the market
was Arm ut the appended quotations which snow an
edvARes 81 ~ SAtpSe deliveries EASe psAin armer.
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The Influence Of a Single Well De-
fined Movement.
a LOAN TO PACIFIC MAIL.
Large Bids for Gold. but No Disturb
ance-The Figures Unchanged.
MONEY 5 AND 6 PER CENT.
Railroad Bonds and Government Sc
curities Steady.
WALL STREET,
THURSDAY. August 2s-6 r. M

1dUhSDAfs August Z6-o +. ID.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices to-day report out slight change
In the situation. The regular meeting OF the d.
rectors OF the Bank Of England was held as usual,
out 1t was determined to leave the bank rate at
present. The minimum, therefore, continues at 8
per cent. The specie In the Bank of France has
Increased 1000 0oOf during the week. Rentes were
active at So $780, The rate of discount for three
months bills In London, In open MARKET Is reported
at per cent. The rate for money at the Stock
Exchange on government securities is per cent.
The bullion in the bank has decreased f1OO, 600
during the past week. The amount Withdrawn on
balance to-day is 100000. Late quotations are as
dollows:-Consols steady at last prices; new dves,
B1X Illinois Central Railroad shares, IS; new
French loan, TX per cent premium; Erie, ASK. In
frankfort United States bonds of 1862 are selling
at OK. In Amsterdam the prices were Union
Pacific, first mortgage, so; Union Pacific stock,
R2x; Northwest preferred, 70; st. Paul preferred,
8l; Erie stock, SIX.
THE MONEY MARKET.
There is no observable change in this depart
ment. Borrowers on call are paying and 6 per
cent although the outside rates at the closing hour
were lower. Time loans are as last quoted. Dis
counts are unchanged. Foreign exchange was in
active, but firm.
GOLD srEADy-115K A u.
No further developments have occurred in gold
dealings, and none need be Immediately antlci-
pated. Those who have engaged in the speculation
are bestowing their attention on other fields than
mere corners" and possibly are reaping some
profit. Whatever excitement was engendered has
passed away, and merchants themselves give
token Of the fact by borrowing literally at existing
rates The prices paid for carrying to-day were 8.
bH, 2. d. * and 8 per cent Gold loans on time are
quoted at u y per cent for use for 80 days. l a
* per cent for go days. and IL a * for 90 days
and months. The following is the course Of the
,orlya <o dov.
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OPTICAL EXPENDITURES FOR 1878.

OFFICIAL EXPENDITURES FUF Io'o'
The forthcoming annual report OF the secretary
of the Treasury when rendered, will present some
very suggestive figures. IL Will show decrease
of net receipts since 1871 without a corresponding
decrease Of net expenditures during the same Pc
riod. The facts stated by totals are as follows:-
Eotsl receipts for the rear ending June 40 ls1l.
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osk and closed at SIX. Ohio and Mississippi was
steady at S9A S9H 3yK. Union Pacific sold at
2ex 2ox, Northwest at 64k q s4x 65. st.
Paul 1t Sok SIX, Rock Island at l0ox 100
losA. @. c. and l. O. at aoK . 81. The changes in
the rest OF the list were comparatively slight
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows TIE highest ana lowest
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We quote ,-cuba-Renning, inferior to common, re
prime, s,sc; Size grocery, lair 10 good. SIC.
c and PrS% sse. TO choice mo,s &C. e sbs,
boxes 7c Sc; IpeIsdo'z tc e':c Hayansm n
TO " SIZE SIC do, Is 20 5 Ole gsc.; do, 10 10 IS
.c l0sc. do 1e to 70, 0ssc iOsc white. iOc lie.
grocery, tsr @ choice. Sac g.c BraziI-Dnieh
Nos 10 70 L. slac DC. Mania--superor and extra SUI
peror, 7ssc a Sac.
Sales ut sac ana 1000 lbs OF tiow stearne
at9t. a., u
sales comprise about i40U0 los OF outside nc.
SO for common TO fair.
"WnlsKEY. -Receipts, go bbls; The market was very
Arm with holders asking advance enng but
the market closed steady with sales $50
Lhis
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inc Quoons are DascO on cotton IN Store running In
qua!ty not more than half grade above or below
grade quoted.
,sb FLOUR AND Recepts5Flour ~ 1913 bbls wheat
I6O.O6 bushels; corn 25 lg5 DO. meal, d2O bills
oats 49, 500 bushels rye 1880 do The market was
moderately active today the inquiry being good part
bbis at prices within the range Of the suboned quota
were placed, comprising all kinds prices within the
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li6c. nc higher. We sum up thus =
To-Day Last Eveniag Tidal
Consump ton. ................ GAS Ss6 1884
Speculation. ................ 20 6Sl 740
Totals. :............. L64s 343 5.lll
August 800 bales as 25c 800 Sc september. zoo
Gale. At pa 70 sse si?s st
S S9 y 20 IS asso 70 Ssi sSlsss 0Sss Co.
s Sc 70 at Sssise s = q sSHs ssp:snbsr,,
7iSS 1902 1; a. Is as,c a9 at 4 -iet s at
iSOs sss go soS q loo
" Z @ loo s :. ss e TS,. It.
pors;hGsiyeston 90; New Orleans. 2os Mobile, u sa
SIS; Baitimors IL New York, Isl Boston, x Total. LII
THIS day last week 9 bales This day last year @ bales
Rates TO foreign ports closed at the following dguresTo
hayre, by steam l.l6S compressed; no sail to Ham
Durg Dy steam lc To Bremen, by steam, &c to Liver
pool I'D. 7l6d., by steam 5l6d. I'D. BY sail. We