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CLOSING PRICES-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Excited and Lower; Receipts ut
the Ports, 1854 BaIes-Flour Dull
Wheat Quiet but Firm-Corn Steady
Oats Higher-Pork Firm-Lard Easier
Groceries Quiet - Petroleum Dull -
Spirits Turpentine Lower Rosin
Stcady-Whiskey Lower.
MONDAY, March 10--6 p. M.
The merchandise markets generally ruled quiet
and steady to-day. There was but little activity,
but there was manifest nowhere any inclination to
force merchandise upon an unwilling market At
the Produce Exchange business was light. Flour
was quiet but steady. Wheat was quiet but firm,
and generally held above the views OF buyers.
cidedly more active ana prices were higher. whis-
Lard was unchanged. Freights were almost en-.
tirely nominal Freight room and tonnage was as
scarce as ever. Cotton was quiet and nc. easier
for spot. while futures were active and decidedly
lower; market excited. Groceries remained quiet
at unchanged prices. Spirits turpentine was nomi-
naly lower, while rosln was quiet but steady.
CorrEK.-The market for Rio as well as for other de.
ecripons duh and entirely nominal The Rio tee.
gram has not yet been received pending the receipt Of
which the market Is weak We quote :-Rio-Ordinary,
cargoes, l7Ac 1870. fair cargoes 19c. I9,zc good
cargoes, 1910. 0c.; prime cargoes, 20Ac 20Sc
IRENE range for lots, 7szc. 2lc Java--Government
bags, zoe. 2c. do. grass mats, 20c 22c Singapore,
lie 1sc. Ceyon, 1sc 19c Maracabo, Isxc. I9,4c;
Laguayra, ls4c. 2Oac.; jamaica lsc. 19c. st. Do
mingo i61c 7c Porto Rico, l9c. Dsc. Costa Rics,
lskc TO 2O]Ic Mexican, 1s,zc. TO l9hc. Manila, &c.
l9c. Angostura l8c 19c Savanilla 16c. 19c Cura-
Goa, lsc. i9c gold per lb GU and % days credit
Corror.-The demand for spot cotton only mod.
crate atc Der h decline, For the fatura month the
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SOUTHERN sECuRITIEs QUIET.


The Southern State bonds were generally quiet
and steady. The Tennessees were exceptionally
weak and feversh and declined about half per
cent. Virginia consols were firm anu in fair re-
quest. The following we're the closing quotations.
Tennessee ex coupon, S2A s3% do, new S2A
S2A; Virginia, ex coupon, 46 Al; do, registered
stock, Old, 50 40; do, skies. consolidated bonds,
5e% 56h; do. SKIES, deferred scrip, IA 10;
Georgia SKIES, 10 a 50; do sevcns, SO a 80; North
Carolina, ex COUPON 80 a 50; do. to North Caro-
lima Railroad 10 81; do, funding, 1866, % q az
do funding, 1863 20 q %; do, new, IL 10; do,
special tax, IS IS; Missouri skies, 93% 941; DO,
Hannibal and St. Joseph, 9oH Oh; Louisiana
skies, As IS; Alabama fves 81 a 81; do. eights,
80 81; South Carolina skies, new, January and
July, 10 q 20; do, do, April and October, 20
"a; Arkansas skies, funded, 40 As.
RAILROAD EARNINGS SINCE JANUARY l.
The following returns Of railroad earnings for the
months OF January and February have been CON-
piled by the DAILY B,4itettn. Comparison with last
year shows q general increase:-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpor MONEY MARxHr-LoEnoH, March lo-5 7. NJ,
Erie Railway shares blX Consols opened at 92,s Tor
money and 921 for the account United States i've
new fves, 90x Erie Railway shares, b2k.
Paris BouRsx-PARIs March lo-P. A.-Rentes closed
at 57f. 15c.
LlyERPooL CorroN MARKxr.-LIvERpooI. March 1915 p.
been 10000 bales including 1000 for speculation and
port OF the sales 5000 bales American. Sales of
cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston deliverable
March and April at 96-l6d.
y LIVERPOOL BREApsrurvs MARKEI-LIvxRPooI, March
10 Il 80 P. M.-The market Is quiet
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKkr-LIvERPOOL, March 10
80 p M.Bacon, Sos Sd. per cwt. Cumberland cut,
and SIS Cd. per cwt. for short RIB middles.
2P. Uncommon rosn, 9s. per cwt Spirits turpentine,
46s per cwt
LONDON PRoDuCx MARxEr-LoNpoN, March lo-Tallow.
AS Cd. per cwt Refined petroleum, It'd. per gallon.
PETROLEUM. MARKEr-ANrwERP, March l0.-PetrOeum,
49, for tine pale American.
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he quotations based on cotton IN store running in
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLoUa AND GRAin-Receipts- 97l2 bills wheat,
656O bushels; corn 1860 do meal, COS bbls and
llSo bagsi oats, ,6,025 bushels. The market was
quiet, but steady The sales since last foot only
about 20 bbs including all kinds at prices within the
range Of the appended quotations Corn me al was quiet
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GOLD DowN-1l5K A IFS A Il5E

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
1-1s for borrowing to 1872 for carrying. The oper.
atoms OF the Gold Exchange Bank we're as fol-.
lows
Gold cleared. sl24 4e7 600
Gold balances ........................ 3447,3s2
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 42le320
The Sub-Treasury paid out 500 900 on account OF
interest and $1,000 on account Of redeemed Eve.
twenties.
TIE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were moderately active and
nrm. The Union Pacincs were about u better for
the nrsts and incomes. Tho following were the
bids at the regular call as amended By prices in
AMI ntd aal
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Yesterday was what Is termed on the street q
decidedly blue day." very little If anything being
done In the way oftrade. Even at the Real Estate
Exchange there was little activity displayed, the
only transactions occurring being the sale OF four
parcels Of property by Colonel James M. Miller.
Mr. John Mcclave sold the land situated on the
south side OF l32d street, 50.I west OF the Grand
Boulevard, 1895 front, by 1921 rear, by hall the
block, for $4,000. The pubic safes neid were ~
toll0ws:-
ny JAMES r. MILLER.
lots OF 1921 ~, 200 IT, W. Of loth av, each 2ox% .os
lots adjoining the above, same size j. Sullivan liA
siS.s n,scS o. Never. 7s
lot a.oinna same size B. p. FaEchild. III,
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Surrendered policies and dvi-
dcnds TO policy hoders......... l7l.S3O ID
Total paid to policy holders. .... $437 go 30
Interest To stockholders. g,7a5 20
Commissions and brokerages 1866 IS
Expenses, including advertising,
printing stationery medical ex- ,,o 90 m
COMMITTED commissions 4765 81 e7l7ss 81
Net Assets. December 81 1872. .S3i2o22 C.
INVESTED AS Follows
Loans on bonds and mortgages. 1856 o02 81
United States securities at cost. 32Y.2
cost Soss24 ID
Cash in Bank and Trust Company on interest 3Oo 90
Cash in course OF transmission 2isO5 O6
ss,lY,2gl es
hafEss vsiSc co stocks in excess
Actual investments. ,ss5 81
months. 5000 90
Other assets. 1907 ~
Gross assets December 81 1872. Ss4262J3 q
Cash reserve Tor policies &C, as -,
per conpany's val uation. $29lS,lo2 90
-~-s2 s,2is "A
Surplus $42939 o3
THE ACTUAL INVESTMENTS OF THIS COMPANY
AT THEIR MARKET VALUE CONSIDERABLY Elk.
CEED THE GROSS LIABILITIES
w.. A. BREWER, Jr., Vice President
WILLIAM HAxTUN. Secretary.
CYRUS MUM, Assistant Secretary.
DIR. B. W. McCREADY Medical Examiner
f. s. FRENCH, supc rintendent of Agencies
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK HATCH,
No. NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK, March 10, 1873
The Chesapeake and Ohio the Central Pacific and
ated by u.s. we believe among the and most
srable investment securities in the market which in
time must become very especially the govern
mcnt will probably pay of in gold during tie year
$50 900 fve.twencs. and large OF capital
thus released must be absorbed this
class of securities
The Chesapeake and Ohio six Per Gold Bonds the
total Of which only sl5OOO are secured upon
property worth sSooo,oO to saoWooo and are fully
equal IN intrinsic value 10 the Central Pacific Bonds
They issued denominations of $780, $500 and 81 oo
coupon registered and their present market price,
s7,z and accrued interest," are very desirable.
The Central Pacific Six Per Cent Gold Bonds are
too well known to require description or commonda.
ton. Their total amount is s2Sssso They have for
long time ranged in market price above par.
Their market price to-day is 1853 l0L
The Western Pacific Six Per Cent Gold Bonds
amount to s23sOo Tins road is consoli.
dated with the Central Pacific, and the payment OF its
bonds principal and interest is assumed by the latter
As they have recently been introduced on the Stock
Exchange expect to see them rapidly rise to the
price Central Pacihcs being substantially the in
character and value. Coupon Bonds, $1,000 each Their
market price to-day Is 9i3{a ass
deposits, which allow interest," make collections
and conduct o general banking business In all its
branches. FISK HATCH.
JASKINs BRAINE, STOCK BROKERS' II BROAD
IL street stock and Gold Privileges
"a spcc w etpa otta
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COPARTN EI.SgIIPs
40 MAIDEN LANE,

40 MAIDEN LANE Xrw Yonr March 10 1873
Dissolution The partnership tofore existing under
the name OF Henry Levy Brother Is this day dissolved
by the rctiscment from business of Mr. Lewis Levy,
whose interest ceases from February !. 1873 Each
party will sign in liquidation. HENRY LEVY.
LEWIS = LEVY.
Referring to the above. the undersigned begs to
that he has admitted interest in his business
Mr. sampson II. Levy, under the firm name Of Henry
Levy Son. HENRY LEVY.
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FINANCIAL.

n. TO INVESTORS.
To those who wish to renvest coupons dividends,
and those who wish to increase their income from
already invested In other less profitable secur
ties we recommend the Thirty Gold Bonds of tho
Northern Pacific Railroad Company well secured and
unusually productive.
The bonds always convertible ten per pre-
MUM 10y into company's lands at market prices The
of interest even and threetenhs per gold is
equal 10 about eight fourth currency-yeld
ing an income more than one third greater than
United States Five Twentcs Gold checks for the
annual interest the registered bonds mailed
Post Office address OF the All marketable stocks
and bonds received in exchange for Northern Pa.
cities most favorable terms.
JAY COOKE co.
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market Was excited and fairly active but at FULLY Nc
today sum up as follows
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GOVERNMENTS LOWER.
The government list was lower, in sympathy
with the decline in gold, but not to the same ex-
tent, the more important changes being
in the ten-forties, which went or about q
per cent. The following were the closing prices:-
United States currency siXes 1881 Id; do. do,
1881, registered, 116k l16,4 do do. coupon, 1857
allsas do. fve-twenties, registered, May and No
vember, 1853 q 1le; do. do, 1862 coupon, do do,
1861 1l6; do. do, 1864, do. do, 115H 49, do,
do 1865, do. do, 11eH 116h; do, 1867 registered.
January and July, 114H 1l4zs; do. do, 1866,
coupon, do do, 1l4X l14H; do. do, 1867. do do,
1l6k 116H; do. do, 1868, do do, 1862 1855 do.
ten-fortes, registered Hoy Ill; do do, coupon,
110H a 110T; do. fives OF 1881, registered mot
quoted); do. do, coupon, 1857 1888.
STOCKS STRONG AND BUoYANT.
The rupture in the gold clique and the failure OF
the 'oull" movement in gold, which were re-
vealed at an early hour by the course OF the gold
market, started an immediate and active inquiry
for stocks, in view OF the expected relaxation OF
the money market, an anticipation which, as has
been seen by the paragraph about the money
market, was not disappointed. 1t also TRANSFERRED
that a new pool had been organized to ''bull'
Pacific Mail, which stock advanced over four per
cent-viz., from 56k to cox.
THE BULLIsH FEELING
also encouraged by the rumor, already referred
to above, on the subject OF special deposit OF ten
millions OF money in the city banks by the Treasury
Department, the more active features after Pacific
Mail being Rock Island, which advanced to 1l6h;
Western Union, which touched 49, and New York
Central, which left of at 106 The usual semi
annual dividend OF four per cent has
been declared upon New York Central, payable
April 49, the transfer books closing March Is. Erie
was exceptionally weak and lower, in sympathy
with the decline in London. Harlem advanced 10
1887, but receded to 1861. Panama sold at 1271z
Boston, Hartford and Erie was heavy and lower.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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The Clique Invisible and "Casl
Gold" Abundant.
suoYAncY At The STOCK EXCHANGE,
The Groundswell of the
Spring Rise" FL
An Advance of Four Per Cent in Pacific Mail
New York Central at LOG and
Rock Island ZIG l-2.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, /
MONDAY, March 1O--6 P. NJ.
On Change to-day 'spOt" cotton was quiet and
sc. per ID. easter, while "future was excited and
active, but at decline of fully &c. nc. per ID.
Flour, wheat and corn were quiet, but not essen
tially changed in price.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The total imports of foreign goods at the port Of
New York for the past week and since the begin
ming Of the year compare as follows:-
1871. 1872. 1873.
DRY goods. ...... $32225S $3387, SIT $4 O33 514
General mise. 1855, 1858 g. 782,640 5,371,379
Total for week. SIS, 209 446 $7,17O,2l7 $9404 1875
Prev. reported. 5S,097940 CO, ,30S 1900, 728
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The following table shows the highest and loves
prices of the principal stocks during the day.

In Philadelphia Reading was weak, owing to the
sudden spasm in the money market there, and de.
clined to 114x.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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1915 and 2:l5 p. M.
p. M.-Befosc Call.

~ $1,000 US Gs, 81, f.. Il6H
IA 1000 US 5s. l0-t0, &C ll03
j1s 1910 do. $50. il0h
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THE STATE OF TRADE
VuRoppAN MARKETS.

Ioxnox Oct ls-l23O m-The Directors OF The Bsnk ol
Rprlssd Al meeting to-day eIei be minimum rate OF Discount oos
Re- AZ ner cent Conso 92i4 092 for money and
for The ,ocoupt United Rvewen bonds lSOfs So he
Railway shares 800 - M - c.,,.. ., .i,e steady. no
transactions. ~ - sales.
LIvKKPooL Oct 1871 p m-COtion Is dull snl unenan4 '
10 600 bse including 600 for speculation and export
Loxpov Oct 1880 m-kfie Railway snare 30 90
IoSpoN Oct lS-l:55 m-bne RAILWAY SHARES =. tho
I1yEEPooI 1S-l;30 mSaes o. Upland Oo'ton o 9 ia
hs of Good Ordinary shipped November and December az
Ref T9 10 fierce for Cheese 67 per c"L Tor he De''
grades of American Fine - u, ~ ..,. II co,c, to.day
$500 bales American sales OF Opah1s' on ne 0A 49,
Ordinary shipped October and November, At "a , NH
Tosno, oef ia Refined Petroleum, 13a4Gl4d y gallon
IoypoS Oct 1872 D. m.-Bhe Railway shares oo'e A. A.;.
49, D. m-Saes OF UpAnds OO''of ou '"o '
Of Good Orinary deliverable November at ,s NJ, - 70,
LoNpoS Oct 1874 m-PSris dispatches quote hen'e'
25c 20. .c.- ...a. o76, 70, the issue Of
1862. -, - A., sco ooo IN bplhop
from Southampton NegNork to-day Iwene'ep @ ~
norra in hudn Was shipped from liverpool TO New ok )
steamsbD Algeria The steamhp KONG Wilhelm L. WHICH e' S'
auptou for Hew-YOrk to-day, also took 4OJ,OOV.
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COTTON MARKETS.

gos1oy Ort dull nominal lHdongs / L. 10. re-
10 bales gross, SO3 baes sales 2OJ baes G3OO
bales.
WILNNGrOv Oct lSCOon steady Mitdhngs ljl2t not re.
ctiDs. 24G bacs Gales 10 bales stock, loo bales.
BtLTiNoRE Oct 1SCoon dull; Mdlngs lGr: Low Mlinps
ljo5.: STREE Good Ordinary DIS net receipts 176 h.s
reesp, sos bales; ezpoeoasse, 10 bale sales. llj ba,csi
stock, 1924 bales
ArGr,rA Oct l3-Coon dul Mddlngs. ljc 1lOOi
sale. coo bales.
MomLE Oct ls-Cotou 6rni Nhdlngs, IGi4e; net receipts
lj9O bars el0s-coastWe 2sJ bales 500 bales; stock
I+lSJ bales.
NLv ORLEANS, 1s-Coou hun Midllngsl as.i Low M +
Glgs CHI Cool Ofhna lj- net receipts 90 baesi gross
J.O39 bales, sales 100 bales, stock. 40 $40 bales.
CINCINNATI, Oct lHCODn "a ier Ndilug, lC; receipts 10
bales sediments. 90 bales: stock. 500 bales.
NoRTOLK. OF lSCoon steady; Low Mddng l5'e net re-
lb22 bales; so Dae sai-s 41O bales
stock. 6.Sji bales
PHlLtDRPHA Oct lS.-Coiton quei Mdings lie; net re-
ceipts. "A bales gross receipts, AL bales 80,
GALVESTON Oct lS-CoOn nominal Good Ordinary, ltA'
l2a4c lOS bAlesi stock ii ~ bale.
CHARLESTON, Oct IL UOOn steady Mddiugs losti Low BIO
dlngs lJc Strict Good Ordinary. II Lei net receipts, ool
bars Great Britain II bss-c"asNse lV%o b~i'
sales sou bales: stock. 1853 bAcr
lSCou0n easy; M0tlnzs lo'edl1 &C. Low
Mddnzs l. Cool Orlnary l3c net receipts 47io
bale; saes ,236 bales; stock 36672 bales.
81 Lou Oct lSCottou nominal bat holders VIII rot sell al
pcei cofrcspouag below kes YORK. receipts 40 bAes SUPP
inents. 27j bales. mn, ~ .-.
i24 bales shipments, 23S bsesi stock. Us bales
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Saturday. Oct. IS, -

EEw-YoRK. Saturday. Oct. B -
There were no public transactions at the
Exchange salesrooms to-day and the week closes upon
du market In all departments OF city real estate In
suburban lots there quite active business and
large number Of sales announced to take place in the
next two weeks. 1t is not possible that any active
movement In city property take place until more
conhuhnt FEELING obtains In business circles ana an
tbo NC - V.ioh Vi the money mbrket estaoseu, ~,
tne next week number OF sales arc announced, but
thsy are mainly OF a legal nature.
change sasr eI VIII se on meu1esuayi v az o
Hghts and known the Barney Bowers Tract" IL is
Bennett The lots are located Tenth aud Audubon
ave.. ana Observation-Disclosures seyenth-st. as
MAN On pond and mortgage for term OF years Fun
information aud maps Of the property can be obtained
on aPpicstlon at the office Of the auctioneer
william Unoes will offer Thursday, Oct %, on the
premises at Rutherford Park, 200 building lots. The
Terms OF this sale very liberal ten cent is all
Da Is required 10 be paid down. aud the remainder can
DC pald IN lnstallments.
A. b. Meick jr., & Bro. will sell on Tuesday, on the
premises at LOwden, y. j., on the Jersey City and
Albany Railroad. number of lots There a station
IN ehe center OF the property which is spenddly To-
cateu ana III every way desirable suburban resi-
uece Free passes and maps will be furnished app
cati0n 10 the auctioneers.
, a, g. Mathewson Son will sell on Saturday next at
the village Of Nyack by order Of L. d. Mansfield num-
Der OF villa plots. 30 building lots, and four desirable
resdenees This property IL located the Rockland
Institute Full particulars In reference TO the property
maps and free passes be obtained application at
No. Plne-st.
On Tuesday Oct a. Jere. johnson. IT,, will sell the
premises al East Newark 40 valuable lots desrably
located for Residences special train will be sent via
Erie Railway to the grounds. and an elegant entertain
ment precede the sale Maps and passes furnished on
Application to the auctiOneer, No. 81 ParkfOw.
Inc Following legal sales announced to take place
at the Exchange next week:
TIesddv, Oct 2l-Bv r. " Hdrr<n
Legal sale, Srtyeghts 100 feet Of Second i89rl005
nv n. n. Ludlow d Go.
Legal sale Madison side, sos feet south Of seh st. %
400.
Wednesday, Oct 22.-By A. J. Broecter, Son q 90.
Legal sale sIynnht, south side 100 feet west Of FourthaVe
25Il00.
Thursday Oct 23-By Hugh NJ Camp.
20 6I989.
Legal sale Forty nnih,t south side $40 feet of fhave
20Il005.
Frtf1y oct 2-Bs Ht1h N. Camp.
Legal sale Eve ots south SIDE Of Onehune heh s.
mencng 50 feet Of Tnin1aye. each l5rl00l0.
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BAY-Pume grades Of Shipping firm aud good demand
ssot. Prime S2i0S2S per Good DO al r220e23 Good
81 D,ing SlS0s2O; Common do at SlOo So straw in
steady Long ke quoted at SlGQsl1 Short do
NAVAL SToRES-Ron was freely offered to-day, lower
h done IA smal os sales OF 81 hn Stranei
= 80 80 bbs 6j0 - 20; 70 b6s No - 90
ESQ hhs ~ g 2jdS3 30. Spirits Tueuile dull
4Od4lc Merchentsbc without
1sf aud Pitch quiet and nominalIy UNCHANGED.
OlLS-Ln.e ja Ju steady ~ dSsc, 10 casks and bbs
Tsu without change Meuhsden is and quiet 4Oc
PROViSONs-The hclvre market noticeable for
last been still applre the local
export dmaai Eight this APP.
c. the desire realize noacsbls
present. ADD marked decline gold
difficult, supply Of Ntw MesOp Of lS12-13
though ample fo he present deusnd there little
rIrJ The ard OF c0nl1uce noticeable Cd
Mes pc1t sl been emf J overlooked AMI NJ value is
Mes noihng donx stock to-day The
quet pr c!. round lots o. Nst Mess
Tuoed AZ 81 - without ne ,ars. cash ADJ t.4 100
Is lurr
Bc- donaHJ
sg 81 s2l - FOR Western. Meats generally dg
rather Fslh 100 FRESH Hans De-; 900 BtlIe.
asc-age ga. 500 P,.e Bams a. aycrgci Toe:
SnOAct Hans. lgBf Ia. 200 Hams 12r.. and
allAeTs $50 Bacon The marse dull spot; IS
3fs LInF Caf SOL ne S- for Hr~ dehyers howeye there
% bsu.e.s loser sales embracing 1000 ia
eaHt snf January t1s hisr To- Lu and Clear
dnrF Dftssr Npga supply;
laoc Il ja1r m CITY, isl dui AID weak;
MT bah for Immediate sd delivery o., 400
urloes 81 g. for Ctt 80. Prime
es'r Do ics, Noyemtr ll6' October closed dull
Brrfs Tn uarsei hss vey qut. prices sfhout
up Haai oust bois sise ni Western arriving nicely.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PR North River ves"l' and ks.Iro9S % ,,, Fence,
oc $40 pkrs Ashes 90 bales Broom Coia lSo bbs SoPt
% bhis Cosob Seed Oil 140 bales Cotton "a pigs pI
bb Eggs 81 bills Beans PSI bss a rS1r VS % sod
bush barley $50 $50 bags Grass ssed Sot e 9s
Ss Usies 2i bales Hemp 176 bales Hops ~ bales o
mia Resin 568 Spirits Turpenne l20Ss sac,
pigs TAlow l72 pkgs Grease $50 ptss oeaEe - 20
Butter ib44 pIss Cheese % pigs Rec Sooo gssI s Ws
The r,oeipts Of Produce the week ending ssr1G vo
embrace ri 58l bbls Flour 48ll bbs WHISKY 300 DDS %
nss 30 Meal 336 45l Wbes 1252O0S bush '9ih
S2 $40 bush Os, 1924 bush Rye 1880 bush MAI
III DS,x 900 hush Peas bags Grass Seed lOi pkg Ass1
sS Beef O7s pkTS Pork s3g Cut Meats S pigs
Lard 25O kess Lard, 1918 sacks Oil CAKE.
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quiet and unchsnged We quo's ne ~
TaIaOW fairly active but weak sales oil ioo mas rhne
MS srpsr bu, es active sales Of $50 bba "9Sc
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Ciln Real Gstate for Sale.

Ciln Real estate for Sale.
TNIRST-CLASS brOwn-stOHe HOUSES in
Central Park kghta-sye for SALE cheap terms
easy; possession immediate ID. BARROW $50 Bghthaye,
Fhtyeghth-st
TWO-STORY aud BASEMENT brick
n COTTAGE Grand Boulevard sixty so three
stoy HOUSE, % Beryenst Brookyn for SALE B&
CHAN 81 both well rcutrt d. BARROW, $50 Bighlh-ave.
NlRSr-CLASS brOwn-stOne HOUSES In
vicinity Of Central Hgth-aV. 10 RENr cheapi
immediate D. DARROW. 0S5 EghthaVe. near Pfyeghth-s'
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- ~ ALE. 900 bbs Brrs for November and December
Ss,sr At s8 80 regard not very dear fano ofsno
~ haer freely offered much lower AT The con
Sp M busDsss hiss heeu done The EXPORT Of tee wee hnvs
49, All hbs against sc 1854 bbs the corresponding week last
80, Tdsv tht market opening irregular shipping grs
- more sought while Trade brands vers au
80 hssyv Psny steady hat quiet At the close the
sps on the grades fair general demands sales Of lSVVV