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ART MATTERS.

Sale OF the Late MIR. Fagnnni's Pictures.
sale was yesterday morning, begun Of the pic
lures and other objects OF art belonging to the late
Mr.. Joseph Fagnan. The sale Is private in charac-
ter, will continue for fortnight and is to be held
at the residence OF Mr.. Fagnanis family, 43 East
Twelfth street, the hours being from nine in the
morning until six in the evening. The objects for
sale consist OF eighteen portraits, twelve genre
pictures, half dozen pencil sketches, various
handsome draperies, some Of which were presented
to Mr.. Fagnani by Madame Ristori; few elegant
marble ornaments, about dozen curious and val
some OF which are extremely handsome. Among
the portraits will be found likenesses of Victor
Emmanuel Countess Guiccioli, Lord Byron,
Eugenie John Bright Lord Dalling, Bulwer,
Garibadi, CheyalieI Nigra, the late UrbinO Ra-
tazzi General CialdiAi Eurydice Aristarchi Prin-
cess of Samos, distinguished Greek lady; Bon
Maza, the rival OF Abd-el-Kader; Marie Christine,
Queen Dowager OF Spain; Cortez purchased in
Spain by Sir Henry Bulwer) Eleazer Williams and
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HE COURTS

Some time since tho Grand Jury Of the United States
Circuit Court found an Indictment against Frank 1.
Tsintor charging him with having embezzed 100000. the
property OF the Atlantic National Bank motion was
made BY Mr. John Burril OF counsei for Tantor. 70
quash the Indictment tho ground that 1t did not sum-
GENTLY specify the offence The result was tat tho Dis
tric Attorney consented give and did supply TO the de-
PENDANT bill Of particulars Tho Grand Jury Yesterday
found against Taintor bill OF Indictment embracing
the facts aud charges set forth in the bin OF psrcuars
and motion will be made to have noie prosequ entered
upon the first indictment
In the United States District Court yesterday before
Judge Blatchford and jury suit brought to trial
by the government tor the purpose OF condemnng
cargo OF corr seized at thepring Valley Distl
ery in Rockland county about which there has been
much litigation, civil and criminal, in the United States
courts The value of the is $780, and the corn 10
claimed by Whtmorc Brothers on the ground that 1t
belongs TO them that although had been forwarded TO
the owners of the Spring Valley Distilery II
delivered to them and has not boon paid for. The jury
by direction Of the Court found verdict for the claim
ants.
In the United States District Court yesterday fines Of
$3.50 each were imposed, by order OF Judge Batchord
upon the following persons for attendance
jurors Hiram M. Durkce, w. r. Hutchinson. Robert l.
Kennedy, c. v. B. Ostrander and Daniel c. Rowe
Yesterday the case of simon Donau and Christopher
Flood who trial In the United States Circuit Court
before Judge Benedict for having conspred TO defraud
the government OF the quantity Of whskey
called It was ascertained that Of the jurors
CMr James B. Raymond sick and absent. The mat
ter then adjourned to halEpast O'Clock. In the
hope that arrangement might be made go on with
eleven jurors At the hour named tho Court again.
when there adjournment till this morning. at the
usual hour.
Yesterday Hugh Carr was brought before Commissioner
Shields ana charged with passing $40 counterfeit bill
upon Herman FroeIgh, 35 Madison street 1t turned out
upon examination that the bill was genuine one. and
that the accused had been prison this charge since
Saturday. Tho Commissioner said it highly repre-.
hensibe thing to make unfounded accusation OF this
kind. and at ordered Carr to be discharged.
Yesterday in the United States Circuit Court Judge
Smalley took up the trial of the of Watson Co.,
clothing importers Hiram Barney, ex-Coector Of
this port. The plaintiffs imported quantity of goods
which they called flannel, but which the government
designated worsted, liable to duty eighteen cents per
pound, flannel being assessed ut lower rate. The
plaintiffs aege that the importation In question was
liable to lesser rate than eighteen cents but under
protest. they paid the amounting to about 0
and now bring action against the government to
that amount The is still Martin Smith
for the plaintiffs; Mr. Tremaine for the government
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OBSEoUIEs OF JAMES L, ORR LATE MINIS
TER TO RUSSIA.
NEW YORK, June o. 1877

NEW YORK, June 0, 1873.
All organizations desiring to unite in the funeral
ceremonies OF the late Hon. James L. Orr will re-
port to H. Clay Preston, Grand Marshal, at the
Governors room, City Hall, up to noon on Friday.
ELLWOOD T.. THORNE,
Deputy Grand Master.
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Flower Pieces ut Lanthier's.

Some OF the finest flower pieces that have been
seen in this city for many months are now in the
possession of Mr. L. A. Lanthier, No. Astor place.
They are executed by the celebrated Rivoire, Of
Lyons, an artist who is TO flowers what Rosa Bon
heur Is to cattle. Words could not easily do JUS
tice to the delicacy and richness OF the CON-
binations and the matchless fidelity OF the
execution, unless the description were furnished
by poet who was as great an artist in the use
OF language as Rivoire is in tnat OF color. With re-
spect TO flowers there Is q sort OF sub-creative
touch IN Rivoires brush, and he seems to produce
rather than reproduce. Here are aZaleas and
japonicas breathing the very breath Of floral life,
ferns which the happy fate of being painted by
him saves from ever fading and field daisos and
the yellow variety Of the trumpet 1Ower with all
the vital bloom Of natural growth and freedom. 1t
Is q pity that more OF Riv0re's workmanship can
not come to this country; but the handsome in
come given him by the French government prob
ably reconcies him to Yielding his services almost
exclusively 10 the State. Such work as he does
manage to do for tins country, however is perfect
after It's kind, and Mr.. Lanthier JudiciOuSly seems
disposed to m0nopOlize It,
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COURT OF CuMMon plEAs-spsclAL TERM.


BY Judge LarremOre.
Dayton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ton denied.
Plat Platt-Defendant Is entitled to hearing on
confirmation OF referees report
By Judged T. DAILY.
Gamfting MOrgan.-MotiOn granted without costs.
koehler MetZ-Motion denied.
Barnes Mott.-M0tiOn granted.
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YuRkvluE POLICE COURT.
An Inc0rrigibls Topper Attempts to Mu,
der HIS wife.

An IncorriSibls Topper Attempts to MUIR
der His Wife.
John Drake. residing At sos East Thirty fourth street,
charged by his wife Ann with having stabbed her
while attempting to take her life on Sunday night He
committed for trial to the Special Sessions Drake
most ncorgble drunkard, and boosted the other day
In the Of Justice BIxby that f no
every day the he would get again often
Efforts were then made to have him indicted
escaped convict by the Grand Jury, but that failing he
was discharged.
Stealing.
George Clancy held for trial for having alleged,
stolen chest Of carpenters tools room George ID. Van
Wnkle of l32 West Thirty fifth street. The charge
denied
Robbery.
About four O'Clock yesterday morning Christian foring
weck attempted to rob that part OF the premises
pied by George W. Edwards At 78l Ninth avenue He
however discovered before he able get away
with watch ana chain and other articles which he
in the act Of appropriating Mr. Edwards him.
and he was locked up in the Twenty precinct
station house. Yesterday he was held for trial at the
above Court
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ALBANY, N. T., June O. 1873
The following Is the Court OF Appeals day calendar for
Tuesday June i0-Nos 20 l63 l 1885, 1856 49, les, l67
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Cry CouRr.-Noa Is. 127 81, 17s, l. q s. O. 49, l32
o. 49, 100, 13l, ls3, 1S41s, lS6, 1877 1888
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street; George Bowbecker, Of S0l and Beujsmin May
nard Of 800 same street. were charged With burglary q
breaking into the lager beer sae3n Of John ohref Ct
OA West Thirty ninth street the night Of the Let Of
June and stealing ono keg OF lager beer Iney wore
answer.
Robbery.
Timothy Resrdon OF S72 Pearl street was resting him
self upon pile Of lumber In West street yesterday morn
Ing. when he was asBsulted by Francis 0Nen and two
Others who stripped from him his coat and shoes and
the attention. OF 6icer Dunlop Of the twenty
eighth who arrested 0Ne and took him before Justice
Leowth he there gave his residence ct 40J West street.
ana pleaded not guilty He committed without ball 70
answer The others escaped.
Grand Larceny.
BENJAMIN Lyon Of l5Sh Stanton street. was charged
with stealing gray from Frederic O. Heiner Of
l,2eS Broadway, BROOKLYN Tho evidence stated the
mare had been IN Lyons Possession and that he had
traded 1t on for horse. He held the OF $500
to answer
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Al The Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday before
Justice Ledwltb. john Pouuus Of COO West Thirty ninth
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SUPREME coURT-CHAMSESS.


Decision.
By Judge Ingraham.
. Hyatt vs.. The Continental Warehouse Company.-MO.
fnnxI toll
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C0uRI-SpECiAl FERN.
Decisions.

BY Judge Mcneil.
Coleman vs. Livlngston.--Moton denied.
Gray Sterling. -Reference ordered.
In the Matter OF the Application of Charles Banks
The same.
Didey VS.. The Manhattan Odorlcss Excavating Com
same.
Weyerman Millington-Order granted.
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before necoruer HackeU
The Grand Jury summoned to serve In this Court
in attendance Yesterday morning. but were discharged
till next Monday by His Honor, in consequence Of the
Grand Jury Of the Oyer and Terminer being session
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oas s'H asss ssss 5 Ess lssa'
s ssles better mida9ss is Net
eSosssswse, 1,Gi Sales 16S; last evening 40 STOCK
EsSS1 Sa:s fss's sss o Net s' sssP s bales
.. Ss.''T A.sss: :s.. %ss9 ss: as
2Ssas ie %fsS laEn sS ss
zoo Stock, a,2li. '-'' Safes
e. e. y :. OT strained Crude turpene quiet % for hard
Flour firm and in fair demand Wheat Advanced sa 81
PSI %ni si'shs Ths y e IS
isS seller Corn SHly du n ss s sssr
ssS lss.sNfS rs AS Mhis
s e Hssse css Sss aish
v,our STEADY md ,.. oswkeo, July Il, 1878
sss s ;ssfs m ;sSs.rssi
AZ STS
s' ss;5sS ~ sS
@ ~ New 90 Ss% so Hs 1s%i
i6S Shes. V 'S d. So sssi''sM SS 5Ah DO
% e Hsr sie 81 a%ssr BY
&C. os ss,, ys ~ sS:S 's'S ~
sas do Lake and raj imports lor the last forty eight
Ss THss canal sST
ssa u r. Sas
sssS sSrs s. r. 2 s. ?sE ssssss
steady; ga. sales Of LOO bushels chiehago No. 5
on the market Quo:ed Duluth No. Spring ats! 40;
Milwaukee, No Spriny a. 81 90; do; No; spring. q
W WhiSssS n NG sprsf y white Canada
$3.50 bushels No 2Wesern in tots at 46c lS6OO do en-
private terms Oats dull sales OF 5OOO bushels No. In
lo LOTS al 9c kye nominal az 49, 75c Barley malt FIRM
9uoted Prime Winter Western, 81 Is 81 20; prime
CHICAGO, July IA. 1878.
Flour quiet and unchanged, only limited obbing do
holders firm light No Spring sold at 81 ~ ~ q for
soft, VI ~ 25h for hard No do, regular, q l6
for No 2mixcd regular spot seller July 36c seller
August 39lsc seller September rejected 32Ac.
e hish mixed at canal anal sSc No do s a1sat
lower, at SIC. 5sc for No, 3 Barley dull and nominal
at &c tor No Fall Provisions dull; holders unwilling
July or August Lard steady; noninay SIC. SIC.
Bukmeats unchanged; held firmly. 6acon steady Sugar
cured hams, canvassed, lbs. average, sold at f5c.
Whisky firm and scarce; s01ac. bid, Doc asked
keceipts-AoN bills -four 5000 bushels wheat 20sO1O
5000 bbis four H4UOj bushels wheat 900 DO corn
LOCO do oats and 2,0.0 do. barley.
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HAvAEL, July L. -sugar-Quotatons arc nominal; Nos
b RntSh sta anaar rea per Nos
"a reals per arrobe for Nos to 10 Stock in
house ut Havana and Maanzas AZ 900 boxes 2S00 hhds
Receipts Of the week at Havana and Matanzas, 5000
ySna ard Matanza boSe bhds nndns
$500 boxes and 800 hhds. to United States Moasses
TX reals per arrobe; fair to good refining, 81 to 5X
arrobo Bacon dull Foaf dull lard IN lair GemanPd
n kegs 81 per guin,al; IN dns. s2l S22 Potatoes
Onions stsady az 81 $50 per Dbl, for Amefi.
gallon. Empty hogsheads In fair dsmand at So 6SX
Lumber-whie pine steady a. $5j 30 $50; pitch pine
hogshsad nominal; sugar Is reals moi9ses nSnneily
fair demand Freights rm per box OF sugar loudng
Havana or ports the north coast of Cuba, 81 rs q
81 per hogshead of moasses loading at Havana
United States 81 90 - ~ per hog shsed Of sugar from
head Of molasses do IS s. Is to Falmouth and orders
loading at Hayana Cos 61s I'd at out ports on the
sixty days currency 26a q per cent premium; Lon
sight, currency, 2S a 70 per cent premium.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MAnxEr.-LoNDoS July 14-l2 :3n p. NJ
Consols for money, 921S 92H for the account 92A.
United states vctwenty bonds, le65s, old, $685. Erie
LONDON, July I4IP. M-Erie Railway shares. A. new
account Fries, deliverable after 10Th inst, which Is
settling day I'm the London Stock Exchange.
LiynRrooI CorroN SUPERINTENDENT. Juv TE5 J
MOI the sales to-day 1880 bales American. Sales
of cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston deliv-
cradle Juy at i6d The market Is quiet and steady
Mddng upandsS SO middng Orleans 3D. Sales
Sales Of cotton shipped from New Orleans, not below
IivERPooL BRKApsruPFs MARkEr.-LIvRnPooL, July IL
6P M.-wheat, lis Sd. a lis Cd per GENITAL for average
California white. The market IL quiet
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKxr.-LIyERPooI. July IA
8 P. M.-Spirits petroleum, l0d. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKxT-LoNDoN, July H-Even-
ing-Linsced Oil, EDS S. f33 los per ton. Spirits
pentine, 33s. per cwt,
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NEW JERSEY INCENDIARIES
Morristown Again Visited By the Barn
Burning Fraternity.

mUKKISTUWN. n. Jss July W k5Fos
THIS morning about halfpast four O'Clock tho
barn of Mr.. Theo. Young, in this town, was dscov-
cred to be on Hre and ere the nre,nen arrived waa
enveloped In names. All efrorty to save the build
ing were useless, and In less than half an hour IL
was burned to the ground. Considerable damage
was also done TO the garden w the dremen In their
efforts TO save the building.
The firc was the work OF an incendiary and ia
the Nth Of similar cW .racter within the past
month All Efforts OF ths authorities to ferret out
the perpetrators OF thee outrages are futile and
property Is deprecavLg on that account. About
three years since q batch OF barn-burners were
sent to state PriYon from this town for similar
offences, but tue pardon OF most OF them before
csntiva to thSyame naliS,ons prsciice. e' y" ~ -
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MARKET NUISANCES.

Foul Smells at Fulton Markct-The
Coffee stands and tho Filth Behind
Them-A Clean Fish Market by Plenti-
fui Use Of Water.
Fulton market has It's nusances, too, as well as.
its larger rival at the other end OF Fulton street.
AS it Is smaller than Washington Market Its foul
smells are less extensively paraded beneath the
public nose though they still are quite enough
open to nasal perception as well as sight. Skirt
inc the market on the north side and obstructinp:
Beekman street are some half dozens
shanties devoted to the oyster and clam
soup trade. They extend from TIM
curbstone over the gutter some dezen feet upon
the pavement. At the upper end standing POOL
the market on tnat side used mainly for vege
and FISH stores. The presence OF this foul pool In
dcates that ns o Or inc
Along West street, from the corner OF Beekman,
where nearly half Of the latter street Is sppropri
coffee ana fruit stands. 1t does not reach DO
yond the sidewalk and leaves the gutter exposed.
though not n0t, ably clean cesV.r s,.sDs
On tho north side OF Fulton street the whole
south side OF the market Is frtnged with coffee and
pie stands. These cover the gutters extending
thence into the street some twelve fess. They ore,
as rule, neatly kept within. but tsser outer wall
source OF nauseating stencil. Some Of the oceu-
pants had yesterday taken the prudent precaution
son sRr the Bases Of their walls LIBERAL %ss d
such chemicals were made az along the exterior
lines of the market It would, Without doubt, save
sickness during the coming bot weeks.
The body Of the market ds far more cieanly KEEP
| than the more crowded and thronged stalls an,
alleys OF washington Market
| THE FI6H MARKET.
| The new f1sn marxct on West street, havin
| convenient access TO- abundant water and using
freely, is as general thing, an agreeable contras
occupants pretty much monopoize Che sidewa
| with their crates, boxes and wagons, and Ia,
| evening there was more OF fIth Tefuse and iitts
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Registered letters received for delivery In this

On Sd July 1880 registered packages, 81 large
leather pouches and so cases OF registered matter
were despatched, making about I've tons.
CUSTOM HOUSE MATTERS
are rather quiet. General Arthur, by his absence
from duty on his Summer vacation, need not feeI
alarmed that the service will suffer In
the least. Special Deputy Collector John
H. Lydecker Is administering affairs. Tha
business here In general, since June |. haa
been the dullest ever known at this period Of
the year. Importers finding but poor prospect
ahead, Instead OF withdrawing goods from bond.
are actually exporting them, In order to save pay
inc duties on merchandise for which there is little
or no demand. The annexed Isl
REPORT OF ENTRIES FOR WAREHOUSE TRANEP0RYA-
TON,
with and without appraisement, immediate ex-
ports to foreign countries, Canada and Mexico.
Withdrawals for consumption, transportation, &c.
faCether with statement Of quldations aud adjust
nents for the month OF June 1875
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED EASE IN MONEY.
~
- 49,, --as, .':-sza:ss'
TIE FOREIGN MARKET DULL.
GOLD # i r M.
e.
The Position of the Specu-
latOrS.
Good Demand for Government
Bonds.
The Geneva Award To Be Paid In
United States Bonds.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Prices Generally Strong
and Encouraging.
RUMoRs CONCERNING ERIE.
WALL STREET, !
MONDAY, July l4-6 p. M.

WALL STREET,
MONDAY, July 14-6 p. NJ
NATIONAL BANKS
Tho examination OF the national bank reports for
g June rs now being made, shows them, with lew
exceptions, to be IN good condition.
THE MONEY MARKET.
There is nothing to be added to the statements
concerning money, which have been almost stereo-
typed for several days past. The supply Is still
abundant, with general rates at and per cent
. and discounts Of prime paper at and per cent.
Time loans ranged from to tor gold, for sixty
days to six month"; Foreign exchange was firm
on the basis Of Saturday-tO wit, 1925 109% for
prime sixty days bills and 1903 10Y for sight.
Slight concessions were made from the above
, prices for actual transactions.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices to-day report a steady market
for consols and American securities, without much
activity. Consols for money were quoted at 921s
p2H, for account, 92x; nve-twenty bonds of 1865
loid at e3E; do. OF 1857 at e31 fives OF COZ;
Erie at 46K A for new account; Illinois Central
was shade irmer at SO a So. The new French
loan was steady at OK a 61 per cent premum.
Tomorrow is ticket day, and Wednesday, the 10th
inst, is settling day at the London Stock Ex.
change. In Paris rentes were quoted at 56f. &c.
GOLD FIRM AT 1853 II l16.
The situation IN the gold market remains I'M
CnauSeo, Tie tone DenR Stlll strong, anu II pred1c
lions are to be believed. the tendency upward.
The class is growing smaller who repose conf
.dence in any permanent decline Of price in the
face OF the facts and figures that daily coming
to Light concerning the condition Of the country
and the management OF its finances. On the other
hand very considerable proportion of the men Of
Wall street. who DO their own thinking, recognize
In the entire movement Of gold the result not
moro Of speculation than OF the application Of
those commercial laws which regulate values
during periods of scarcity the reverse. That
gold is scarce in America is fact not requiring
demonstration. That IL is scarce In the vaults Of
The United States Treasury at Washington is sug
gested by the sending Of officials to San Francisco
to secure what may be on hand there. That
the balance daily reported from the national
papital correctly represents the real amount
available is a TACT that has been greatly
questioned. So that, all in all, the operators on
the bull side OF the market are fortified by on
answerable argument, and will probably i've and
die In the faith engendered by their figures The
fluctuations OF the market to-day are shown by the
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The quotations based cotton in store running In
quality not than hall grade above below
grade quoted For future delivery Oasis low niddng) the
one F. M-Juiy 800 at 70 Lice. 800 at 2Jc August, 100
At 1885, 100 at I9sc, 100 at 10 Is Sc September 800 at
1870; October, 800 IL 1882 200 at i7c Total 700
bales Exchange, Ia pd toex. 200 September for Au-
gust Sales Today up to three NJ July $50 at 2yS,
iI7sc, IsS c5 d 70 siss 100 q u l4saa l
at 10 i at l732c 500 at lsc 100 at 10 lI9c,
20o at l9,sc, 200 at 10 10 100 at II Ice,
100 at At o s 10 ii Sspte%ber S at s g. slec
October 2o9 at u Ili6c 100 at I7ac Total $50
Grand total ESQ bales. The averages OF Saturdays
forward deliveries follows, VIZ July nI2c
August. 10 &c.; September, 2Sc; October I62c
vember. lIOc December, 80 First caJuly 100 at 20
Lice August go at i9c september leo at IS 3l6c;
October, 2O0 at II ll-l6c. Total 30 bales. Second call
No transactions.
COrrKE-he late considerable business in cars oes of
Rio resulted in advance OF 40 per h. for all grades
further sale Of 900 bags Rio, per Adelaide made
to-day at Baltimore private terms Other descriptions
were quiet aud nom,nally q,SS inch We quote BIO,
18llc.; good carRocs 5A4c 9c, prime cargoes l9,4c
1870; extreme range for lots l7Ac q 19hc, gold,
per lh, 50 70 days credit; java government bags,
&c "a ED DO sy grass in mats 22G SSG s5ngapSre
Laguayra sc: ac. jamaica !9c- Doc. ST. Domingo,
l7c. l4c Porto Rico, l9c l9}ac; Costa Rca Ike
2Cc Malabar, iSlsc. &c. Mexican, lSs4c 1870;
Manila lsHc &c.,; Angostura, ls1sc. loac. Ssva-
1illa ls7c 1890 Curacoa lS1ac l9c, gold, Goa 30
FLoUR AND GRAIN.-Rcceipts I305S bbls -four, slsl7
bushels wheat 1896 do 80 1916 do oats 600 do
The flour market was hrmer under good inquiry for
the sales embraced 1900 bb's Corn meal was quiet,
with sales OF 100 bbs at 81 IS for Golden STAR 81 40
s. rs for Brandywlne and 81 10 Tor common Western.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The demand for the favorite issues or United
States bonds continues undated with inability on
the part OF dealers to obtain enough to supply their
customers. The registered ten-forties to-day
showed unusual strength with advancing ten.
aency. Registered skies were likewise stronger.
Annexed are the quotations OF the day.
United States currency Skies Hay 11lX; do.
DO. 1881, registered, lis 1ls1s; do. do do, cou.
pom, 1lok 100; do. 1ve-twenties, registered, May
and November, 1leX III; do do. 1862, coupon,
10. LII INK: do. do. 1884 40. do. 117xa l17K: