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EuEKKA cOUEcI, No. 6-meets 81 Thur
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Rsder. IN. III; C. II. Myers. Rec.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TEEEEssEE R.R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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MEMPHIS AND LoUIsvILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvrIroN. Jan. II, 1873
S sss weak sSss e-an'5y ' rss
WISE 40 Sales LOO las evening & stock a
u $3.50; the Continent hls7; coastwse, 1880 Sales
NEW ORLEANS, Jan II, 1873
Cotton n fair demand sc9d Or M, c Sr mid
Cross receipts, ssa Experts-ro the Continent
Ss ssss c SsSss 20 last osS
sTan s S5ss; to pes sse s1s psow
Sales, si,ooG ''' 0' 49,.
ordinary orc, i7c low middnss, lssc midllings DE
Ss sales 90 p stoei ssss wee3ly@Net rscses
coastwise, S,ioo Sales, SOU - ''' 0
a9 low an %aSns % geo 0 net
ressipts s7IS bales britain sss
s'sss @ s sS; % sss
Continent, $50; coastwise, 1874 Sales eSi2'
Cotton dull and nominal mddnss isssc ian isc Net
es% ZIG bales S sooi rss sS' %sei NV
Se ,ns ,ecsslp s Great Britain o
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. H. 1874
GST Sui1 :sss c w q s s e. s am
Is0 A. privsss .ssSns white Sieassn a 81 sS}
Ss.. duii western held al ssse No ToeSo &c
a. ssns s,s t On
a. FOR ays hs sas or %n Wnsys
S.d at :Ss o sss e sssp st AZ
other articles unchanged. .I.l
OswRGO, Jan. II, 1873.
Flour dull. but unchanged sales 100 bbs at 81 20 for
No. Spring. 20 50 amber Winter, $40 rs for white
Winter $40 rs double Wheat firm, but quiet
NO milwaukee club held at q 70 Corn dull sales one
car at &c. Barley held at 81 Us 81 w tor Bay Quinte
sales 0O bushels on private terms Corn meal 30
bolted 81 70 for unbolted cwt Mlfeed-Shorts ST.
Flour to Philadelphia 76c; TO Boston, TIC New York,
&C., and to Albany. &C.
CHICAGO, Jan II, 1873.
srs. g AID
No Spring 81 81 ~, spoti q IN seller, February
Corn steadv sales Of No. mixed at 3oac spot; sOSc:
SoSc seller February rejseted 271e Oats in fair de-
Rye steady At s7hc. CSC. for No; 2 Barley ac-
for No s. Provisions active and higher; pork sold at
$l 60 spot $l2 $2 % seller February Lard sold at
~ 81 ~ 3d. Meats held at an advance f76c. Green
hams sold at 7ae for is pound aysrages Balkm eats
6c. SIC Dressed hogs steady at 81 6Oa - 3D. Wits
Xxx n n S SSc PA asked no sales keceptsn
eats so do rye snd MS do barley Ship H
corn, 1900 do oats 1000 do rye and 1900 do barley.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKKr.-LONDoN, jan Id r. NJ
COns0s closed at 92L for money and va 92I for the
account United States fve-twenty bonds 1868 old
81; 1873 9sA ten forties, 20; new hves ssH Erie
PARIS Bouasx.-F1RIs, JAN Up. M.-Rentes closed at
b4f 47c.
FRANKFORT BouRsK.-FRANKroRr, JAM 17-United States
fye-twenty bonds, 96H for the issue of 1862
Mhe Cotton Closed beavY %dna upaads
9d middng Orleans, lloyd l0sd. The sales Of the
day have been bales including 1000 tor speculation
and export OF the sales 1000 bales were American.
Sales OF cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston
sales of the week have been 1000 bales including 1850
for export and 900 speculation The stock In port Is
456 bales including American The receipts OF
the week have been 81 QUO bales including $4,000 Ameri-
can; Actual export 1000 bales The stock Of cotton at
American.
TRADE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, JAN 1.-THE
market and fabrics at Manchester Is heavy and
depressed In all its branches
$3.50 2. M.-The market Is frmer Wheat Us. 3D. l2s
3D. per GENITAL average California white Us l0d l3s
ID for club do lis Cd 2s 3D. for red Western SPRING
and Us I'd. l2s 3d. for red Winter. Corn, 2Ss. per
The receipts wheat the past three days have been
65O quarters including g. 500 American. The receipts
corn for the past three days have been 5000 quarters
including $500 American.
LIyKRPooL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIvIRPooI- Jan: IL
ESQ M-Cheese, Cts per cwt for the best grades OF
American fine. Bacon, 35s I'd. per cwt for short RIB
middes
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-L0NDoN, Jan. H-spirts
petroleum. 51d per gallon. Calcutta linseed 64 Cd
65s Common rosin, los. 3D. 10s. 3d. per cwt Sperm
Oil, f94 a 600 per ton.
LIvEnPooL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPoor, Jan. H.
Refined petroleum, 2l1ad. per gallon -
PETROLEUM. MARKET.-AHTwERP, Jan. T,-Petrolcum
closed Hat at 49, for fine pale American.
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG,


The government list was heavy at the earlv
board under sales to realize the recent sharp ad-
vance, but became strong with the advance in
gold, and closed firm at the recovery. The cur
rency skies were a fraction lower and steady. The
market was less active as compared with Thurs
day. and lett Off quiet at the following quotations
United states currency skies, ia 114h; do. do
1881, registered, 115h 1854; do. do, coupon
116k a 11e1a; do. fve-twentes, registered May
and November, 1857 113A; do. do, 1862, coupon.
d. la 11414; do. do, 1854, do do, 114h 114A;
do do 1885, do do, 1855 1857 do. do, 1867 regis
tered, January and July 1141a 114X do. do, 1885,
coupon, do, ia a 1141s; do. do, 1867, do. do,
1I5k 1857; do do, 1858, do. do, lis 1851; do
ten-forties, registered, Ill 111X; do. do,
coupon, 1113I 111s; do. fves Of 1884, registered,
1l0,s Ill; do. do, coupon ll1A 112H
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was dull and generally I'M
changed, the Tennessees continuing wide apart in
quotations. The new South Carolinas were better
at 22X, and Missouris steady at 9s The following
were the closing prices Tennessee ex coupon,
70 a 80; do. new, rs a 7sA Virginia, ex coupon,
As 80; do, registered stock, old, SO AZ; do.
skies, consolidated bonds, 65H So; do. skies,
deferred scrip 10 16; Georgia skies. II 80; do.
sevens, So 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, SO "a;
do. to North Carolina Railroad, 81 go; do, fund
ing, 1856, rs 49, do, do, 1868, "a All; do, new,
Is q; do, special tax 10 a IA; Missouri skies,
92Z q 93ix; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 500
s2,s; Louisiana skies, so a So; do, new, As so;
do, levee skies, SO IS; do. do Fights, 80 10;
do. do eights 1875, so 20; Alabama Fights, 81
SO; South Carolina SKIES, 40 6o do, new January
and July, % 22h; do, do, April and October,
Na 25K; Arkansas skies, funded, IS AZ.
STOCKS DULL AND HEAVY.
The stock market was dull to stagnation, and,
with few exceptions, prices were heavy and lower.
II the present apathy Of the speculative element
continues the governors will feel like entertaining
proposals for leasing the Stock Exchange as a base
ball ground or skating rink. Some Of the athletic
brokers, who are just now possessed with the lift
ingcure idea, might probably direct their Efforts
toward q remedy for the decline into which bust
ness has fallen The chief feature was Pacific Mail,
which was depressed to 691z. The changes In the
rest OF the usually active stocks were confined
within fiuctuation OF u X per cent Toward the
close Lackawanna advanced to 9s and New Jersey
Central to 1884, on the anticipated success Of the
combination in the coal market to advance prices
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
xot~ta III a
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easy; Receipts at the Ports, 25,151
Bales-FIour Firm-Wheat Firmer-
Corn Easier-Oats Steady-Conee
Firm-sugar Quict-Ricc Firmer-Pork
steady-Lard Firm-Petroleum Dull
Spirits Turpentine Higher-Rosin
Quiet-Metals Quiet-Seed in De-
mand and Firm-Wool Firm-Whiskey
steady.
FRIDAY, Jan. 17-6 P. M.
Business was but moderate in commercial circles
to-day, both on and OF 'Changc, but the general
tone OF the markets was nrm-the advance in
gold within the day or two past tend
ing to further strengthen the views Of
holders. There was but little demand for
any OF the principal commodities and
that little was mainly to satisfy the legitimate re-
qurements OF the trade. There was some little
speculative feeling In certain departments OF
trade, however, and there were some evidences OF
its having extended to the Produce Exchange,
though its results were unimportant. Cotton con-
tinued quiet without noteworthy change In prices.
On 'Change flour was very strong under diminish
ing supplies and continued fair shipping demand,
and prices steadily favored the seller. Wheat was
wanted to some extent for shipment and milling,
while there was some disposition to pick
up cheap lots on speculative account, but transac
tions were restricted by the extreme views OF
SellerH particularly VI CuoiCe sprung, WulCH Wds
held &C. SC. above the views Of buyers. Never
theless the sales were at improved prices, and the
market closed strong though quiet. Corn was ex-
tremely DULL AMI quotations were almost nominal
at the opening, but closed with more inquiry.
Oats were likewise quiet. Whiskey was unchanged
In provisions there was an increased movement
particularly in pork, which was sold pretty freely
both for immediate and future delivery, at full prices
Lard Arm at the advance Of Thursday Freghts and
charters remained without decided change Groceries
quiet, but the market generally rm particularly
for coffee Metals quiet, but firm There was more
doing in tobacco at full prices spirits turpenine was
held higher and rosn was about steady After the recent
quiet but nomnally steady Wool was in rather better
Receipts for the past three days ls packages
mand quoted at IS So Pearls remained entirely nom
inaL -
BUILDING MArEHALs.-The demand for brick has been
moderately fair since our last and prices showed
81 60 Der Dbl for Kosendae Laths were in demand and
CAsDLrs.The market was quiet but prices unchanged
parsane, SOC Sic; stesric &c. ssc, and adamsn
UoyysEThe market to-day has been quiet for lots
from hands but the obbns trade Continued fair
We quote -Rio-ordnary. cargoea Ike IKE; fair
cargoes lsIsc lsAc good cargoes, l91lc. l99zc
prime Cages soS 4 per- H. days. credit 0J JaSs
government bags lsc 1870 DO; grass mats, 1870.
S ,s asna S os S iS 9c Jamaica macs
ielsc. 81 Domingo lac: uos'a s hiea iec; isc
Mexican ls ia 7e Aosoiis sc c Sa
COPPER Trade has been only moderate since our last
but the market remained irm The sales % lake aggre
gate about 2OD lbs at sc 3oc, ana iW tons OF Eng
fish, best select, at 3O1sc SIC
CorroS-The market for spot cotton was but moder
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The Secret of the Strength of
the Gold Premium.
ccoNsoLs IN LONDON BETTER.
Annual Report Of the Reading
. Railroad Company.
a Dull and Listless Movement at the
Stock Exchange.
WALL STREET,

l
-t,QA FRIDAY, Jan. 17-6P. M
On 'Change to-day cotton was In moderate de-
mand, prices slightly fayoring the buyer. Flour
was very firm and shipping grades scarce. Wheat
was quiet owing to the extreme views OF the
holders, who demanded q considerable advance.
Corn was easier.
flt THE DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The total imports OF foreign dry goods at the
port of New York for the week ending January 10,
1873 were So, ABS, $780, The amount marketed dur
ing the same period was 50, s4s,44s. These figures
are among the largest for single week in the his
tory Of eur foreign trade and have been surpassed
only when importations were crowded to avoid
import duties, pending change in the tarin.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London quotations were 4 better for con-
,sols, lower for '67s, y higher for the five per
cents and stronger but unsettled for Erie shares,
which last lett or at 4s, after fuctuating between
ASx and 4oK. Money on the street is trine
easier. Reports from Manchester represent that
the feeling in trade circles continues depressed.
The weekly report of the Bank Of France shows
specie gain Of 500 900 francs, French rentes were
q tribe lower at SAT-.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was again easy at six and
seven per cent, borrowers on stock collaterals
being supplied quite freely at the lower figure.
brokers took to the sidewalk to make up their
accounts, and in the hurry Of the demand thus
.occasioned some loans were made at seven per
cent coin, the quotation leaving onseven and seven
CON- The activity is also referabe to the payments
this afternoon for the government gold sold yester-
day. Mercantile paper was easier, and prime
names were negotiable at ten per cent discount,
the quotation ranging as before from eight to ten
per cent The banks are in steady receipt OF cur
rency from the interior, but the consignments are
mostly In national bank notes.
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
An active demand for bills on Europe led to q
further hardening Of the foreign exchange and an
advance Of u per cent In sight sterling, which is
now one per cent higher than sixty-day sterling.
The following were the rates at the close :-Ster.
ling, sixty days. commercial, 1861 a 1OoH; do,
good to prime bankers, 1927 10o,z; do, short
sight, 11O,I 11oK Paris sixty days, 6.27S a5.22l
do, short sight, 5.1Ss< 5.17X; Prussian thalers,
nix Tx; Antwerp 5.2ax 5.1sx; Switzerland,
b.23A 6.1SX; Hamburg, 951s a 961I; Amsterdam
loK a 4oX; Frankfort, 4oX AK; Bremen, 951s
a96H.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
the railroad bonds continued active and strong
Union Pacific land grants sold at 7sH and the In
comes at 79X, but the latter receded to 1917 Bos
ton Hartford and Erie declined to 4O1s but rallied
to Al. Otherwise prices generally showed consid
cradle Improvement. Erie thirds sold at 9SH and
fourths at o.. The following were the bids at the
call ae amended by prices in later busness:-
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was quiet today caused BY the advanced views d hold
order quoted at We have only to note sale
Ro sin was quiet about steady very little
offered and the better grades were not wanted
Of s strained ssft o g. Closing ~ 'O'
rSe nd T a. ana
unchanged Lard oil in moderate and steady
ss snn" casks and n crude SPERM
3 cTuas Whale o sse
Southern nc 5c tor natural Winter and Toe SOC for
SS Ss Se sms ad sr
for choice brown Crude cotton seed, sc. 45c Meats
Change today the market for refined
s
sy ns he o 5 snd s
again decidedly swer quoted on the roads at y
81 market Ike 1I n
ns no S % S was "a oil Later sales
said 70 e n al for % sS
iptspo,t. 900 hsls beef 1873 pack
and ioi Kegs: The market for mess pork was drm and
Ported ss o
~ cash. ao bills Of new mess for March at SIS 80 and
sss ss1s q dc IS sS. tns
% S on r gac ss
prise $50 boxes short clear at cash 2so boxes DO for
on and short fs1 at %
Beet continued in moderate demand, principally from
p ss Within The range s plain
a p H. iSa aS DO
Mississippi erccs Bee hams were auiet Rp steady
tinued moderate and the market UNCHANGED We quote
s h.ms S So .s saSHefs' &c d.
Ssasa Sci ri sas' Ss',es Be- 5,
TX S 90 M sn Ur western Of 0s ss
sS III Or no Sss liz nos oysr
February At sisc srces to arrive in February at
reSSary rs March
RcrThe market Tor Carolina Vas very Arm in conse.
%h fair The
erces Of Carolina at &c. &C., and 2S bags Of Rsngoo
s2sps-The demand for clover continued fair good
bags mSSv
a soash ss1 D.sss quiet ssls
S na and or
xs sS;t Sd;y
sale Of 1870 bags q Brszah sugar on private terms
peed change e in
2 SO%mSn Sc fair to good az far &C.
prime 70 sSoies rs. ssni'SiSs.i
. .asns.sd SSs &c g. a., q e u re ssci
s &c isc BE- %Ei,e III a forto RicShs.
fS Sns z prBs sssGs.r .5
IT, re agc. Java-Dutch Standard Nos 10 TO r. &c.
~ss m but onss sn
s.es Gi pfn as s. more doing
Ss o.
cases 1870 crop sundrics loc isc 50 do s7 do New
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FINANCIAL.
DANKIsG OFFICE OF FISK 4 HATCH,

pANKING OFFICE OF FISK HATCH,
New York, Jan. Is, 1873.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO. the CENTRAL AND
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, all of which have been
negotiated by u.s. we believe be among the best
most desirable investment securities in the market,
which in time must become very scarce, especially
as the government will probably. during the year.
pay or in sod another large los of nvctwentiss and
issue in their place I'VE per cent bonds
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SIX PER CENT
GOLD BONDS of the company, the total amount Of
which is only slSOooooo, secured upon property
worth sssoooo to s4ooooOo and fully equal in in.
rInsc value to Central Pacific Bonds They
sued in denominations of $780, $500 and $1,000 coupon or
registered and at their present market prices6 and
accrued interest-are very desirable.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS are too well known to require description or
commentator. Their total amounss s2sss5 600. They
have for long time ranged in market price near or
above par.
THE WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to s27sSOoo. This road is now CONSOLE
dated with the Central Pacific and the payment Of Its
bonds principal and interest Is assumed by the latter
Their market price to-day $50 to eoH As they have
recently been introduced the Stock Exchange we
pect to see them rapidly rise to the price Of Central
PaciAcs being substantially the in character and
value.
We buy and sell, usual, Government Bonds receive
deposits on which allow interest," make collections
and conduct q general banking business in all its
branches FISK HATCH
AT REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
IA Endowment Insurance Policies; so on bonds and
Mortgages Insurances OF all kinds effected with
companies. J. }. HABRICH CO., n9 Broadway.
DEPOSIT TO-DAY IN THE SAVINGS BANK
IL chartered by the United States
SEND pOR CIRCULAR. 1856 BLEECKER STREET
ASSETS OVER S4OOOOO.
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Wheat in fair demand for shipment at the opening
Sodsrs Who dsnsnasa %assrsi saSsnes and iSs
qs wSea sales
5000 bushels last evening and today g for No
e store y fsr White ds%essss, 81 e. "a
dun 81
sssc SSc for prime mixed IN store and ailoat; but
sc ssoa % White and d'Gss
about White
White
and sc c SE new white saOa SaIeysses ,S Of
range Of q is 81 Il Rys.sslses Of 600 bushels of
or sss
quiet, but rates were not materially changed The de-
% e
steady Ths S
S Y ~ Sss a
ssam 20 Ssesn as sS and S
~ 81 The sh:S,sSs INCLUDE British ssis hsnss
r 81 s q
port nb r. refined ned ntnsn b British sO
az
Savannah 70 The Continent 29SO bales cotton, "a a
private terms British bark about 200 TONS do,
's%s e.
sion Eye &c. prompt delivery Nc The
Spring months. Bags, l41sc.
HEMP JUrE.-The market for hemp remained quiet
and unchanged for all descriptions. Manila quoted at
l0,sc., gold Jute was also quiet but steady at 2Ac
4Ac gold There lair demand tor Jue butts with
sales since last Of 2 bales at &c. currency, cash.
HAY AND TRAwThere has been less doing in both hay
straw last but the market remained steady
We quote shipping hay 81 10 81 ~; retail qualities
do 81 80 81 "; clover 81 81 o. ana salt SOC. S5c.
Long rye straw ~ ~ ~; snort do' u 10 ~ 10;
.Hors.-The market remained hrm but the demand
quoted at 45c. a Sc, and English at 40c. . 46c.
MoLAssEs-1he demand from the home trade for do.
nestle continued rair, but foreign continued dull and
nominal The sales about lUO bbs of New Orleans
at prices within the range. We quote
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The following is comparative statement of the

Net profits. ............. $60O6,940 $4,061, 4Q6
The transportation in 1872 was as f0llows:-
Number of through passengers...... 79l,47s
Merchandise TONS. $50, S99 ITO
Coal, tons. ........ ASoo.ozO l9-!0
The gross expenses for the year 1872 were o6k
per cent Of the earnings against 80 lilo per cent
In 1871. r.'sr.e.. va ~.
vania in 1872 was about 1S400,000 tons, being an
increase OF about 100000 tons over that OF the
preceding year. In regard to the consumption OF
The season Of 1873 II 10 believed That the increase
OF demand above that OF 1872 will be very nearly as
great that of last season over the previous year.
and 900 eightwheel coal cars and Az wneei
freight and passenger cars have Deen Duit ~ tne
Car shops Of the company and added TO It's rolIing
stock. The company is now In position 10 trans-
port from $780, 900 to 100000 tons o. coal per week
during the coming season.
The aggregate amount OF tra1hc transported
over the railroads OF the company during the year
ts as follows:-
Number of passengers carried. ......... $3.50 ee5
NumDer OF tons OF coal e, $40 bs) 6,lS5,4
Number oftons OF merchandise (2,000lbs.) 1881, 400
Tons OF company's materials. ............ 497,67l
Total tonnage OF the company, OF 1000
lbs., including weight OF passengers and
cOmphnys materials. ................... lO,eSl,6oI
The managers congratulate the stockholders that
the very large number OF passengers transported
In 1872 (6,3s399 were carried without any serious
accident. This IL attributed to the careulness and
skill OF the companJ's employees, and to the ad'
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Of Mcntcvdsc. 5000 lbs California Spring. 1000 lbs
Donsksl quo lbs Texas 10 bags Noils and l6 bags
Spring California, all on private terms
WHIsKEY-Receipts ,sH bbls The market WINS less
bbls ct that price. - - - =
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There will be a meeting on next Tuesday after
noon OF persons interested Ia freghts and yessess
at the rooms OF the Snpowners Association luz
meeting u called lor three o'clock.
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, Jan. 16. 1872.
Exchange excited. On United States, GU days. cur
rency, IL III premium; short sight, 1877 premium 10
days, gold, 261 premium; short sight 26a 26 premium
on London, S9h 40 premium; on Paris, 2lA ~
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Included in the above l,259 bales 10 arrye For
future delivery Oasis low mIddlin) the sales have been
as folows:-sales last evening alter three r. M
1850 FsSresy 200 q iSNs j. Lie go At a
SfSi6c May 100 at 70 lido June 80 at 2Sc ;July a.
100 at2l 7l6c Total zoo bales sales to-day up three
fore 2ls 200 at 10 7s2c 900 at 10 eec at isSc 40
iss 100 al 10 iiSc go az is as g. at y 10 ssc SO
isSe March SO a 10 is iec 5O az issc April. 100 at
20 l6c 100 at 20 6l6c. O 204c 800 at 10 56c at
20llc 100 At 20 al6c., 200 at 20c; May, 400 2sc;
June. 400 at 2lc Exchangedolc paid to exchange ioD
bales Rates % foreign ports as SowsT0
To- asuH1Ts steam 3D. cO%pre.s ssa,no 70
The RECEIPTS a. the perso sum aus 49,
Charleston, ISIS; Wilmington, 1885, Norfolk, slS Bat
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HgoNRY TO LOAN-ON NEW YORK, BROOKLYN
M Jersey City and Elizabeth Improved Property.
Second Mortgages bought and sold.
WM. BoGkR1. 81 Liberty street. basement
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
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Tic baScu cOttOh IN running
quality not more than hall grade above below the
grade quoted.
FLoUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts-Flo 6s6S bbls corn,
6l00 bushels meal go bbls and $50 bags wheat
ar%ss under fair demand, but the supply was light
GLIDING all kinds about 900 bbls, at prices within the
range OF our Corn meal continued quiet PVT
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n roNEy TO LOAN IN NEW YORK, BROOKLYN,
M westcheser and New Jersey; also Funds to buy
fnan' w. seI q. dBERRYaxs, No sJohn street room T.
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stey active The appended quotations show decline OF
PC per Id on good ordinary and advance OF &c Per
Id, ON middling Futures were dull and easier. The
sales follOWs:-
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THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD.
The following is an abstract Of the last annual
report Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, as presented at the recent meeting Of the
vtockhOlders:-
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

The following the receipts since September