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the second 500. Only two started. These were
John C0nee's bay nly Nettte Norton, BY Leaning
ton dam Long Nine, carrying % lbs. and y0hn r
vandaIia 60 lbs. The betting in the majority OF the
pools was even on the result This was 4 captal
race and was won by Net'ie Norton BY head only,
Visigoth being badly ridden.
The fourth race was for purse Of 5000 for all
lbs. $500 TO the first and 500 to the second
horse; one and half miles. There were 10 n
tries for this event, all OF which came to Ii ost
Tnese were A. Z. Franklin's bay mare Arizona, by
LEXINGTON, dam Zone, years old J. G. X. Law
rence's bay colt Snyiocx, by Lexington dam Edith,
years Jehn +. Cham0erlin's chestnut colt Wheat
ley, by War Dance, dam by Glencoe, years old |;
ana az Jonn m Bongnram's black geding Gerald, BY
iavorite, selling for more than al the others COM
bined She won the race very easily taking the
lead az the start and maintaining IL TO the end.
The time however, was nothing to boast OF, as the
The following are the details OF the racing as it
The First Race.
HURDLE RAcE.-Purse 5000, OF which 500 to the
second horse; three or more to start; mile heats,
over four hurdles. Horses to carry 2s lbs. over
weight for age. -. -.
y - srARTERs
J. Donahue's br. h. Blind Tom, by Star Davis
dam Margarine, years old, l42 los. (Gar-
J. G. X. Lawrence's CHI h. Village Black
smith, by vanda, dam Cholera, aged, 142
lbs tMdgely) Observation-Disclosures. 2
John Boughram's ch. g. Revenge by Rev
enue, dam Unknown, aged, lS9 lbs. Pop =
peri ........................3 8
John +. Chambern's b. z. mpecunious. by
Tipperary, dam Lucy Fowler, years old,
Thomas jones' b. h. Harry Booth, by Lexing-
ton, dam Blonde aged, 142 lbs u. Clark)..
Time, 1:5S-1:671s.
NH
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Alarms lee and rounded third with the big keel
schooner close behind. The sl00p Vision came
next, with the little Vixen some distance astern.
ROUNDING THE SOW AND Pl0S
The yachts rounded as fOllOWs:-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

u, ,,,,,. ,o,>s sAyAssAH, April e 1873
s hVHGrs to Great Britain sS' Sales is'' Stock
Cotton auet; ordinary l5c good ordinary lsac
ST. receipts 80 bales Exports ''A''"'e 49, Stock
Cotton quiet and steady; middlings, lsi4c. Net
ceips 500 bales Exports coastwise, lio Sales 500.
,,,,. ,S GnAnLTsTos, April % 1879
good S5aasry 7s IKE. Net receipts IS bales
NEW ORLEANS April o. 1879.
Net fair a y Eang &
1876
50 b. we 80 s. S Wheat q s so sns m ss
sSSss 3 6S ab n SS,s Gam
ada, at 81 Is 81 80; white Michigan At 81 50 81 90
Bushels western mixed At lSs BARLEY aet canass
Sc oar-rowed State CSC Rye nominal at ssc Bar.
s n Il Is il M s srime Z 81 Blf w ss
malt held at 95c The balance OF the market
OswEGo, N. ", April %, 1873
y ! ssss $40 white winter int
Corn hrmer; sales ears Western SOC Goc. Barley
sSs' @ @sa ssf
asp e 70 v s oss New York &C. to Albany
Flour in fair demand and firm. Wheat in tar demand
a m ~ ~ Juna 81 7oi a. "a po5 - ~ , e. AZ
81 -; May, 81 Il ST 1lh; No. s. 81 co. Corn active
and higher; high mixed, spot, 15c; MAY, 45c. 45ac;
last hall Of Nay 46c June, 46sc. 46slc low mixed,
Clover seed, 81 65 Receipts-l,O00 bbls. -four, 400
bushels wheat: shipmcnts-1,0U0 bbls. -four, ll,000
bushels wheat, l.000do. corn.
CHIcAco. April %, Isza
Flour steady; fair Spring extra, So 80 SO u.s. Wheat:
speculative demand prices higher: market buoyant but
unsettled No Spring sold 81 Pa 81 234 cash 81 IA
Tide quotations. NO Spring 81 II; other grades nom
nal. Corn active, higher and unsettled; No 2mxed
closed Ssc cash ss9ie, May; 4osc, June re
bit by irreg"lor No as'sc cash. sssss, May;
sc. 691ac, Barley steady; No. tic, regular; No
about SIS ss, cash May; Sis 90 June; Lard in fair
demand and higher at So cash SO 20 ~ 80 June Bulk
meats n iar demand and advanced shoulders quoted at
clear mdaies June 9,e Bacon IN good demand
loo; hams, l2'sc l4c., al packed Whisky firm;
do. corn, 5000 do oats and 5000 do. barley Ship
ments60O bbls. flour, 5000 bushels wheat $1,000 do.
corn, 1900 do oats and 5000 do. barley.
CHICAGO April 20, 1873
Cattle-Reccpts 5000 head, shipping grades rather
steady z sdgs gSSS b to sh9se a. az sS , Sns
OF punches of good to extra Cherokees, at - 50
mon good butchers cows, So 70 a s. GO: shipmens
1900 head. Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; market fairly
active and PRICES firm; sales common 70 fair sS25a
sheepReceipts, LOO head; market fairly active and
Arm Tor best grades; sales choice lots at " $3.50
WILMINGTON, N. O., April %. 1873
Spirits OF turpentnc quiet nj 4sc Rosn irmer; 81 80
steady at 81 30 Tor hard So IS for yellow dip 81 O5 Tor
virgin. Tar quiet at 81 80
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CUSTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS.
New Appointments.


Business at the Custom House for the past two
days has been somewhat dull, yet a marked i'm
provement may be noted over that during the
same period OF last week. The increased activity
is also noticed by the Warehouse Department,
whence it Is reported that number OF permits for
withdrawal had been received to "free" goods.
Collector Arthur yesterday received advices
from the Treasury Department that the nominal
tions made by him OF officers az per recommends
ton by the Civil Service Board, had been con-
frmed. The following is the full list
Colonel Thomas b. Thorpe weigher, salary q, 500 per
annum. .o
: w. Tyler, inspector, "a per diem.
william A. Greene, inspector, - per diem.
Thomas J. Lockwood. storekeeper, at 81 per diem.
X. c. Kennedy and Isaac A. Penfeld storekceper AZ
"a per diem. -
James rrec clerk, Fifth division, 81, 400 per annum
Alexander Powell, clerk, Fifth division, $1,000 per
annum.
J. Flynn, clerk, Second division, 81 zoo
annun.
James Guyon clerk Eighth division 81 500 per annum.
Thos L. King clerk, Eighth division, 81 20 per annum
Ferdinand Dreyer clerk, Eighth division, SyO per
Theodore c. Teal clerk Ninth division, $500 per
John d. LANCE messenger, Third division, $1,000 per
James Hagan messenger, Fifth division, $500 per
John Tobin messenger Fifth division, $500 per
John A. Lawrence ni2nt inspector, at So per diem.
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TRADE AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

PoRr ELnAnrrH, Feb. %. is7s-At the produce
market yesterday there larger quantity or WOO
than usual offered wohirds OF which consisted OF wool
damaged by sea water, having been recovered from
swamped slrf boat A parcel of indinerently gOtup
handwashed was held in at I'd per lb and clip Of 10
bales rather heavy grease wool realized d per lb Attne
diamond sale on Tuesday last there was fun attendance
OF buyers, and large number OF diamonds offered
for sale than weeks past Messrs Fairbridge
Petit offered 40 comprising 495 stones weighing
Asa caras OF which 80 lots including 1872 diamonds.
weighing zoos carat were freely taken at trining ad
previous Several lots OF ostrich feathers,
chiefly from tame birds disposed Of The quantity
sold was only 10 lbs u but beeing offered IN small
lots the sale tedious There good attendance OF
buyers, and competition was firmly maintained. Prices
are firm wit an upward tendency for certain descrp-
tons most in Demand such as prime white superior
sbeenn sp long av cmraS gatan there T. COM
parativeIy little demand and prices rule low. a
nearly g lbs; each, realized I'D. per h., and
large lot of 267S sheepskins, averaging rather
than AZ lbs. each. brought SGD. per ID The de-
mand tor both dry and wet sailed hides continues steady
and prices firm with upward tendency. A large
parcel OF 2525 aud horns was offered for sale on
Wednesday Last but Withdrawn at 3lsd. each. the
highest offer few horns sold at the same price:
only small parcel OF taow offered, which realized
~ ID.
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RIVER THIEVES, RAID.
Three Brooklyn Vessels Pillaged.

three BrOOkIyn tcSSelS FlllASe0s
Some bold river thieves, wei armed, made raid
yesterday morning, between the hours OF two and
four O'Clock, on some vessels lying at the Brooklyn
wharves. About two O'Clock four OF these pirates
boarded the brig Of Captain Ford lying at the foot OF
Washington street, and nearly frightened the Cap
tans family to death. The Captains wife, mother
and two children were sleeping in one cabin and
the Captain in another. The Captains wife was
the first awakened, and, seeing the thievss,
screamed The noise awakened the Captain, but
when he came out one OF the thieves presented
PISTOL AT HIS HEAD,
and assured him that II he made any noise or re-
sistance that would be the last OF him. The Cap
tain very wisely kept quiet, while the thieves took
$40 worth OF his wifes Jewelry small amount OF
money and some other property, and deparIed
with their booty ia q small boat.
THE sRrGs HUNTER AND FRASER,
living at the Empire stores, were also visited BY
thieves probab!y the same who robbed Captain
Ford CAPTAIN Wilton, OF the Hunter, made an at
rempt 10 get his revolver but was Knocked down
by one OF the thieves, while another took posses
son of his pistol and threatened to blow ms brains
ont if he made any resistance. Wnlle one OF the
fellows held pistol at hts head the others TOOK MS
clothes and $40 in money all ne nad In MS possess
sion at the time. ,- 49,,
the thieves took the trunk OF Captain James
Burke, OF the Frasier, out on the dock ana broke
open, but, finding nothing which they considered
OF value them they smashed the trunk 10 plecea
and threw the contents int tue gNers
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THE BULLS HEAD BANK.
Tho Bank To BE Opened This Morning.
The Meeting Mt Demiit Hall Last

The Bank To BE Opened This Morning.
The Meeting Mt Demiit Hall L.se
Night.
meeting OF the deposltors OF the Bulls Head
Bank was held at Demt Hall, corner or Twenty
third street and Second avenue, last night. II was
expected that q written report would be read, but
such was not the case, as no statement was made
further than that contained in the speeches
Mr.. SAMUEL WILLETs, who was elected president
OF the meeting introduced Mr.. Cameron as the
first speaker. In the course OF his remarks Mr..
CAMERON said the Bulls Head Bank was now on
ON SOLID AND SUBSTANTIAL FOUNDATIONS;
that it was better prepared to meet and stand =
run to-m0rrow-at which time 1t Will be opened
than any other bank In the city.
Mr.. MORT was next on the floor. He said he had
little or nothing TO say further than that this was
the only successful attempt to reopen a collaps
bank that he had ever heard OF, and that IL an
achievement or which the depositOrs might well be
proud.
A resolution was passed
THANKING THE COMMITTEE OF SEVEN
for their energy in bringing about the reorganiza-
ton OF the bank.
The bank will be open at the usual hour this
morning, when all demands will be paid In full
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NEW WEDNESDAY -QUADRUPLE

nal, closing as follows:-Tennessee. ex-coupon,
79k 80; do, new, 70 so; Virginia, ex-coupon
43 a so; do, registered stock. old, 80 AZ; do
skies, consolidated bonds, So 53N; do skies. de-
ferred scrip, l3h 13T Georgia SKIES. ~ rs; do,
sevens, so q IS; North Carolina, ex-coupon, 29h a
81; do, funding 1855, 16 20; do, do 1868, Tx
20; do, new. 10 1914; do, special tax, l4l3 a
15,.; Missouri skies, 93ss 93a4: do, Hannibal ana
st. Joseph, 90 bid; South Carolina skies, IS ao;
do, new, January and July, Is 10; do do,
April and october, 80 asked.
GOVERNMENTS BUoYANT.
An advance in government bonds to the highest
prices OF the season, and the highest in fact in
several years, Is fattering preo OF the popularity
OF these securities as an investment the rise be.
ing the more remarkable as gold was lower and
foreign exchange heavy. The '67s sold at llsH
but were held at l20 at the close The skies OF 1881
rose to III l2lk and the new ives TO 116H.
me improvement was retained TO the close, when
the following prices prevailed United States
currency skies, 1l44 49, do skies, 1881,
registered, 117si 11S; do. do. do, coupon, l2l
l2l4 do. fye-twenties, registered, May and NO.
vember 114A us; do. do. 1852, coupon do,
1854 nSla; do. do, 1864, do do. 1ls& 1lsS
do. do, 1865, do, do, 120 a 1907; do, 1867
registered January and July, 1l7h 117's; do
do. 1865, coupon, do, 1177s 11S; do. do 1867,
d0 no., ll9ts 10. no., 1905, w. no., lliIs
l1S; do ten-forties, registered, l11k a 1l21s do
do coupon 1879 ia; do ves of 1881, registered,
11474 115a; do 40. do, coupon 1l6lS 1l63s.
STOCKS DULL AND WEAK.
Stocks were fairly steady at the start and dis
played more or less frmness up to midday. when,
under the more active inquiry for money, they
began to recede, the market eventually becoming
weak and prices declining an average OF u a x per
cent. The weak spot was Pacific MAIL which went
OFF to 5S1s the next most important decline occur
ring in Western Union. which sold down to IS.
Northwestern Tell Off to sou. The success OF the
rescue OF the G. G. Q. and road, from the proposed
consolidation with the Atlantic and Great Western,
has been followed by rise in the stock to So.
Albany kilograms report the revival OF the move
ment in the Legislature for the repeal of the Usury
laws, and indicate early action upon the question,
the chances of success being favorable. SO far as
the proposition applies to New York county.
STOCKS DURING THE DAY.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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Wheat was altogether active and prices &c.
Sc. dearer for all kinds There inquiry
future delivery and considerable done. The sales
comprised about 10000 bushels part last evening" at
from 81 90 81 s0for No Chicago, 81 60 81 for fair
70 good No Chicago, 63 81 $50 for lair No Miiwau
Tor No do OF the above bushels Nc Miiw aukee
sold to arrive last halt Of Nav and frst half OF june at
81 DO Corn was In demand and higher both tor old and
new The sales were about 10000 bushels, a 661ac.
a. w1ac. for new mixed afoat, 651sc. q &c. tor
old do in store tneary all at 66c CSC. for yellow
western ahoat' 7Oc Tor white do. OF the above 5000
bushels sold to arrive in June, at &C. Oats active
and higher for all kinds The sales up about $1,000
bushels at 5c for old mixed In store choice held ut
5ic), 55c. 54c: for new Western mixed aioat Sc
b3Ac for new black do 55c, 66ac. for new Western
white ahoat Barley quiet; held at 81 81 80 for lair
TO prime Canada, and gc 81 10 Tor Western. Rye
neglected and nominal at Sc for Western and SIC. tor
Observation-Disclosures in the line of berth frcights has
been considerably better today with ruling steady
The charering movement continued slow with rates
voring the shipper. The engagements day were ITO
Liverpool by steam, 1000 bushels grain at 3D. 6lsd.,
1880 bushels do at 6i4d a6d 400 packages OF pro
visions at 45s and by sail Zoo tierces lard s 500 to
1000 oars at I'D 10 London, by steam. 1900 bushels
wheat at 9d 100 tons OF provisions for terce beef
and 45s. for bacon 300 bbs rosn private The
charters ncudea British ship, hence Cork for orders
TO the United Kingdom Continent or Baltic, 1900 bbls
refined petroleum, ut 5s 3D. British bark $50 TONS
hence TO LIVERPOOL cargo Of petroleum. tar &c said 10
be at n lump sum OF fl,20O
cloth during the past few days, but without leading
business Of moment Prices steady. Domestic
cloth quoted at l3c. lS4c., spot and Hsc 15c
future delivery; Calcutta CLOTH lie; bags I5c Later
heard OF sale Of 0W rolls cloth private terms
HEMP AND JUrE-Ihe market continued dull for all do.
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March and April At s7led from the same places for
February and March, at Psd
TRADE AT MANCHESTER Law ERrooI April 22-The
yarns and fabrics at Manchester is quiet and
changed.
LrvERrcoL BREADsrUyrs MAnx.T -LIyraroot, April ~
been 5000 quarters including 1000 American The re-
ceips Of wheat for the past three days have been 500
arrivals advance IL CALIFORNIA wheat sales
MIA white lis 10d 2s Id for club do Corn rs 81
per quarter Peas S9s Sd. per quarter for Canadian
LIvsRPooL Provisions MARKrT.-LIvKRP0OI, April 2Z-
Up M-Beef, SOS per fierce for new mess Lard as per
cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNpoN, April 22-Evening.-
Spirits turpentinc. 4Os. Cd per cwt Refined petroleum.
Ter gall
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LoSpoS Moyry MARxrr-LoSpos, April 22-5 ?. NJ
Consols closed unchanged United States bonds
s9a Erie Railway shares, 5lh Consols opened at 931,
for money and the account United States hve-twenty
bonds, 1868 9l%; 1875 93s4 fives 90 and Erie
Railway shares at 5l1s
PARIS BoURsE.--P ARis April 22-Renteg 56f &c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE-FRAYRroRr, April pa. NJ
issue OF 1852.
LIvKGrooL CorroS MARKEr.-LryERpooI, April 22-5
p. M.-Thc market closed dull. The sales oi the day
have been 10000 bales including 1000 speculation
and export o. The sales 5'oW bales were American.
Sales Of cotton shipped from Savannah or Charleston.
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DOG FIGHTERS ARRESTED.
BOSTON. Mass. April I.

BosToN, Mass, April %, 1873.
dog fight at Lynn yesterday resulted in the ar
rest OF Harry jennings and Thomas Thornton the
tive principals, who were fined $50 each. with costs,
In the Police Court
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PROVIDENCE lPRINTCL0TH MARKET.

Providence, r. T., April q, 1873.
Printcoths are moving rather more freely: prices
shade rmer sales basis of 6zsc tor 6x64 best stand
ard and extra goods
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, April 81, 1873
sugar weak No. IL Dutch standard, 10 Oi reals per
arrobc Exchange weak. On United States irregular;
sixty days currency, l0is II premiums short sight, IA
IS premium sixty days gold, I'm y premium; short
sight, S2ls q IS premium. on London Al - premium.
on Paris 70 ~ premium. spanish gold, 26 premium.
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scriptions Of hemp with prices quoted nominay un.
changed Manila held at l0kc gold. Jute was like
wise neglected quoted at &C. gold Jute butts sold
in a small way az ir ON Lice a 2t6c. currency.
Hors.-The market was quiet and steady, brewers
chasing only to meet their Immediate requirements We
quote stale, crop IT, Acc soc Eastern and Western
crop ~ s5c 45c. California 45c b5c Bavarian 4Oc.
a Doc English Bic. soc Belgian, 25c a SOC.
HAY AMP srRAw-For hay the market firm. Re-
ceipts moderate and good qualities Straw
Ia good supply and fair demand We quote Prime hay
81 80 81 80; good do 81 Is 81 IS shipping, 9Oc 81
clover Toe 90c rye straw, 81 % 81 10; oat do zoe
MoLAssEs-There Is change to note in this branch Of
business The inquiry continued moderate. but trade
iron 7hn N IL
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NAVAL sroREs-For spirits iurpentIne the market
hasgsd "a sa aaa quiet closing easier a. @ e we
bs and 50 bbs on the dock at e s s Ha Vas IN
a sS rsnss sasssas bis g.
sesd na 20 Gos q pale at 2 % Tar neg
81 e.
oass o and xS's qas ana $
Seaehsd y x Crude Whale 0 Ssc for Northern
for bsaehed Lard S c sr n na ne Wntsr
Menhadcn 6oc 62c for selected light 59c choice
PrrnoLEuson Change today the market for refined
c balance 81 month 'v or rst half Of Say Late
y ysSnn n ae was made q 1909 bSls for asyery
5sqaes but parties apart held Al oe with bids
was ssa at m sa a ate S az o
oo ,ns a. 1rssk e psrsets were reported :. very Arm
CIV hadsDhia continued saas af inactive and nd
SSIs ssa saSna
81, demand N, sF SsIss IssoSs Way
SO Isl @ Of old ss at ST. IL
haye only 10 note sales Of . boxes long clear and
@ BE- a. s @ 9Ssi tong s on
II M 49, S s d. s sr and nd
s e adj @da DO at $50 Ssef e meats w ys
only in moderate Request but Arm We heard q sales
81 s. s S DO
s e a 70 Ss % a. e u Sosi
were again rmeT quoted a. Sc or heavy and light ely
decidedly better Closing With sellers asking loc cash
April The sales :lO5 tie rces at 9ssc cash; 900
"a a NAY s y 90 % ssr sellers Jaaf a.
c City was also frmer and in fair demand sales 500
Rlcsrrade today has Deen only moderate but prices
mere steady The sales comprise about 80 Of Caro-
suGAR@ihere Was but little doing in the market Tor
raw but prices remained about steady The sales in
s. hhds AZ Size. $40 boxes cenir,iugal 5c and s.
d not eey CHANGED 'ny WEE
quote :-Cuba-Reiniag, ineror to common, 70 Hsc.;
M g sssS M fail liz goa Gf prime e. to
SSass sandaa Sos
de is sa DO 'H sG lSe
white 100 llc Porto RcSo co. common to
Scs t Z asSss s'
perlor ana extra SUPERIOR, e; are. -
e at Is H esar @ Ss
sales FOR The past were Western
aha s az
fax was auel but r% Ara, at s. g no s !, hnas
iIsThe general market continued quiet with price;
TIM ut 81 80 $50 boxes charcoal terne. $40 IS aud
500 boxes coke TIN on private terms.
TA,Low1The demand continued fair and the .. market
There has been less doing in Kentucky and
changed Sales 100 sundrcs crop 10 at &C. loo
loo cases do crop n, at l5c 55c 2S2 cases Pennsyl
vania, crop n private 2J0 hhds of Kentucky
at 7c lac, and 200 bales Of Havana mt 85c: 81 o.
WHIsKEy.-Receipts5 i2 bbls. The market about
steady under moderate demand Sales 200 bbls at Ole.
and 100 bbls. low proof at 9li4c.
WooLslsiness during first three days aggregated
fair total but prices were irregular, anu anything,
tended IN the buyers favor We heard OF sales Of 900
lbs Spring California 26c. IL bales OF do 29c 5000 lbs.
medium unwashed wool, soc. 5000 lbs do, pc 3oc.
1900 lbs secured California, 5Sc. 5000 lbs Ohio fleece,
SIC II 900 lbs low fleece, 45c 900 lbs mixed do Sc.
and pulled
3oc 5000 lbs. medium ccmbngs. 56c 5000 lbs; extra
Ohio ~ 25C coo lbs Fall California 80 bales Spring
do 1000 lbs fleece 10000 lbs. Colorado, 10000 lbs Next
10000 lbs. Texas 10000 lbs tubbed washed, 5000 his
washed foreign, IL bales Australian and - bags super
pulled, all on private terms.
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The quotations based on cotton IN store ming
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR GRAIS.-Reccipts-Flou 1929 bbls. ;
wheat 25s0 bushels; corn, 22,9OD do. cornmeai 200
bDs and 500 bags oats, lil55 bushels barley, 500 do
30 do. The flour market quiet but steady
in sympathy with wheat The sales since our la 81
gregate about 49, obbs including all kinds, prices
within the range OF the appended quotations Cornmca
was in better demand ana closed hrmer The
about LIZA bbls OF Western yellow at 50 20 50 So
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For future delivery Oasis low middling the sales have
been as follows SALES last evening after three T. NJ
5l6c 100 l94c July 300 at 10 7l6c. 200 at ls74c
m or june Toe @ be pAa s oaY p 700
three r NJ April 100 at Is l3lsc., $40 at ls7Sc May,
IS 2932c 100 s7sc 500 at is l56c, 500 ls7c ut
Is 200 at Is 2gs3c 300 at Is 5!6c TO- at lssc lol
u bile, 100 at s,Sc june eo at l9Ac, 100 at
10 36c July, 800 at 10 7l6c 500 at 1890; August, 100
at - 7.l6c so az isfc Exchanseda o paid % ex
total Is, 800 bales. The receipts at the ports up
olowsGalyeston, 49, New Orleans, l,37S; Mobile,
sos; savannah, 10: Charleston GO; Wilmington 80;
Norfolk, l,I5 Baltimore, Il New York 4l3 Total, 5,672
cotton 10 ioclgn ports were steady at The following
figures To Havre, by steam, r4c &c. SAIL c.,
pressed Hamburg by steam sad, do: TO Bremen, by
steam lc;; 70 Liverpool, by steam, adj 7Gd. sail,