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gI@s Winter y4rs',,v wsssr prime c.nAda

81 Is. Provisions unbalanced.
Flour steady with good d SswSSS A sSs ~ bis
at 81 % Tor No spring $50 for amber Winter. 1919
steady ssss lsoo bushels No Milwaukee club at 81 SOL
Of 200 bushels low mixed So Corn meal sold al 81 Is
er SSed & 10 S oT Sn sSn, a IN W.
and SS 50 for mSalngs psr ton. &c Canal r% frcsSis
.,ssssss. g
New York 40c to Albany $50 Receipts by iakc-465OO0
feet Of lumber Shipments by canaiSlOo feet Of ium
rstxpo, August 49, 1879
Flour steady. Wheat dull and IN changed sales OF No.
Dayton and Michigan white at 81 SCI amber Michigan.
Ss 's and 1pSS Il A. oS esF
eady sales Hs amber e " o. No do y =
mixed, Ahc. yellow i5c: white 52hc.; no grade 4ic
EG bS Sn,e %
Aonr 1900 bushels wheat 1900 do corn and
CHICAGO, August 49, 1879.
Flour gu'et and unchanged; exporters ont market
psS'5S G Iu sash spf AGfgss
DO ~ Corn 'G N fair demand aD and r@
No mixed, 4c the spot ssc for August; sssSc for
sspts%aleTa; aoS Tor oc,obsr high mixed m
Eye IN H. e. &
Barley u r a ,e demand elt oyer or sepember ard
key--An advance asked but established Go bid;
ysc asked no sales Provisions unchanged and quiet
Ness pofk NEG ut ZIG sah August aud opember with
at Sc: Bulk meats unchanged. Bacon unchanged Lake
Is to p . g. bbls four
do. rye and 1900 do barley ShpmcDs-L0DO bbis aour
10000 bushels wheat $4,000 DO. corn and S. COD do oats
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August l6. 1873.
Cotton quet good ordinary. l5c O l5Sc Net receipts
LA bales Sales, ". Stock, 1851
NEW ORLEANS August 16 1873
Cotton-Demand limited ordinary. Iac l2,{c; good
dngs fSxc. Net receipts % bales gross l8Q. Exports
coastwise, l6ie sales, lou Last evening 2o Stock,
H,&I. -
MosiLs, August l& 1873
Cotton dull; middngs. 1910. Net receipts, Is bales
Exports coastwtse, ia. Sales 100 Stock lis
SAVANNAH, August lG 1873
Cotton dun and nominate uiddngs, l7hc Net receipts,
% bales sales, 10. Stock, l,i52
CHARIxsros August 49, 1879
Cotton quiet; mddlngs IKE Net receipts 400 bales.
Exports coastwise LII. Sales lW Stock, 4,740
WILMINGTON. N. c., August TO- 1879
for strainsd sats y % Tor 10 sa!s . for
IS 50 for extra pale Crude urpentinc steady at $2 for
hard s. 80 Tor yellow dip and virgin. Tar quiet IS DO
BUFFALO, August l6 1873
Lake and rail imports for The last twentyiour hours
Flour 400 bills wheat n 90 bushels: corn, So S93 dol
oats, N24Q do. rye, so5 DO Canal shipments-'wneat
ports-Wbeat 1000 bushesi corn, 5776l do oats 100
do rye do. Canal freight 10 New foIk-Wheat lo
corn, i6e oats Ss pour quiet weste5n spssinns,
white Winter. sSs o. Wheat apisss; :sss q small
Milwaukee No Spring at ~ III do. No at Sa
Corn rn sale; sSoS sSsHes prime w Ne
al SIC, Rye nominal at 10. 700. Earcy malt sssdy
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Irregular - Flour
steady-Wheat and Corn Unchanged-
Oats stcady-Pork . Shade Tirmer-
Lard about steady-Groccries Quiet, but
Firm - Petroleum Unchanged - Spirits
Turpentine Nominally Easier-Rosin
steady-Whiskcy Decidedly Higher.
SATURDAY. August le-eP.M.
The trade movement was more Active during the
last week and the aggregate business was very
much larger than for any one week for some time.
In breadstufrs there was decidedly active move
ment, particularly In lots to arrive, In which q
large business was done ct advanced prices. This
was especially the case with wheat. There were
likewise sales Of corn at full ngures.
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BIRTH AND DEATHS.
Birth.
ELLrs.-On Saturday, August O. 1873 Mrs. MAT
THEW ELLIS, OF this city, OF o daughter.


Died.
ADLARD.--On Friday morning, August IS, 1873,
GEORGE ADLARD, aged II years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, nom his late residence,
4oa East Fiity-nrst street, on Monday morning,
August Is, at eleven O'CLOCK.
London (Englandl papers please copy.
ALLEN.-At SANDS Point on Saturday, August
10, SARAH y. ALLEN, Youngest daughter Of Julia A.
and Elisha II. Allen, Jr.
The relatives ana friends are invited to attend
the iuneral on Monday, at three O'Clock, at the
dence OF her parents, i0s East Twenty street.
without further invitation.
BEAM.-At Hampstead, L. l., on Sunday morning,
August II, ROBERT ANDERSON, only child OF Peter
M. and Anna Beam, aged months and 20 days.
Funeral at the residence Of his grandfather, P. NJ.
Beam, ST., No. 80 Clerm0nt avenue, Brooklyn, L. l.,
at two p. NJ, on Monday August Is. nterment at
Greenwood.
BENNErr.-On sunday, August II. Of consump.
ton, at the residence OF his father "a West Twen
street, EDGAR O., eldest son OF william Q. Bennett.
CAsEY.--On saturday, August 10 FRANCIS, "a,
FAINT son OF Francis J. and Jennie casey aseo -
Sns friends Of me family are Invited 10 attend tna
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Good Demand for United States Bonds
In the Foreign Market.
MONEY EASY GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
Bear Influences at Work Among
Stocks.
PANAMA AND PACIFIC MAIL.
Strong Protest by Stockholders Against a Loan
to Pacific Mail.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET. I
SUNDAY, August II, 1S78.l
Among the notable features OF the past week
prominent place is occupied by gold. The Gold
Exchange Bank has been lectured I'D hbitatns; our
national banks have been taught the proprieties;
the aid OF the Comptroller OF the Treasury has been
vainy invoked to punish imaginary financial mis-
deeds; SPECTATORS have been denounced with the
most communicative OF adjectives, and dlscredit
has been sought TO DO fastened upon we'll known
nrms and institutions until the street actually be-
aieved the millennium of paper currency was at
hand, and went ''sh0rt" oil gold with q looseness
that was curious to behold. All this because Of
THE POSSIBLE "LocKUpn
OF q few millions Of the trihing sum OF coin which
to-day represents the inverted apex of the enor-
NOUS pyramid OF our national debt 1t is striking
commentary on the weakness and arti6cality Of
the situation when one, two or a dozen men can
thus seize the rens of financial power and At will
alright the mutitudei and it affords the best ar
gument That can be adduced in favor Of that which
has been so often urged in these columns-to wit,
an accumulation OF specie in tie Treasury vaults
sufficient, first, to inspire more confidence than
waits upon the present beggarly account of daily
Treasury balances" and second,
TO PREVENT BLACK FRIDAYS
and limit speculation even In god should 1t occur,
80 boundaries not inconsistent with the welfare OF
general trade. The disturbance OF tho past week
only demonstrated the power Of the operators IN
gold that has been so much discredited and DIS
believed. The Secretary OF the Treasury on Thurs
day made his usual offer Of $780, 900. Contrary to
expectation, 1t was not purchased by the so-called
"clique.n Immediately word went forth that its
back was broken. The price began to recede. 1t
touched 147I.. Many Of the smaller operators sold
out their long gold and the opposite interest in
creased by sales for the bear account. Within
twenty.iour hours thereafter
A SINGLE BROKER
entered the Gold Board and purchased, as is vari-
ousy estimated, from eight to ten millions. The
price rebouuded almost magically, and when the
market closed on Saturday 1t was firm at 116H.
Such Is q resume Of the manipuations of the last
three days. Whether the price Will continue on
the ascending scale during the ensuing week
whether the demand for gold on account
OF customs for the next thirty days and
the large falling or In the excess over the
legal reserve Of the banks Will su1ce to maintain
he existing strength are questions to be deter
mined hereafter. 1t may be added that the posi-
blities Of successful speculation within reason
able bounds are not 30 much at discount a. they
have peen The fluctuations in prices yesterday are
ahown nv The following table:- -
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HAVANA MARKETS,

HAVANA. August l6. 1873
msn No Il pmtoh stan Sm "ed D oe
arrobe Nos d 10 20 Dutch standard, IL a reals; mo-
asses sugar IA 81 reals muscovado sugar fair 10 good
Tetning % 10 reals grocery grades III u% reals.
Molasscs nominal sugar a. Mayana and M9tan;
bids ReSepts Of the week go boxes and laSo hhds
including 100 boxes and ali tho hogsheads to the United
S Sn,.s Bacon nrm at SIS % $40 per cwt.
q el9 per . Dbl Hams American sugar cured,
DO, Potatoes quiet at 50 So 90 per Dbl Talow in
onions and naval stores nominal Coal G dun reals
$n per m Hoops nominal Shooks-Box quiet, at sk
az Ba ~ for tho United box Of sugar Sc
and orders 56 SIS Cd Loading at other ports on the
n9rth coastfor he United states hcgshead Of sugar
and orders. 65s 67s Cd. Exchange active On United
nrcm y, da Ss go - presm; r snor, Ssnt
Paris Ha 4opremium.
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The reform Assassination.

The Citizens Reform Association leaders have
promulgated call for a meeting to be held on the
first Monday Of September. The chief question to
be discussed will be the policy vf increasing the
membership OF the zone Hundred" to two hun
dred and nfty SO as to accord representation to
each ward In the city. There is a division OF
opinion upon this subject and extended debate,
for which the leformers' organization Is proven.
bal, Will be had before any agreement can possibly
be arrived at. few members OF the "Old hun
dred" have resigned from the organization, not
approving OF their past policy In certain respects
The majority OF the Association is largely repnb
can, and therefore In sympathy with the officials
now In power in Kings county.
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aWSeat.The market today was quiet. but opened
s9sse
S oq so To e to ar Ne ss
asked %. sna 81 N es w y y
y s ssysaS i & rs
sGliwaakes 81 y 4slcr and s. iSr he drsi
and sssea ar S Sa ga w on
IN .DSS, but arm The sei S;
.c az e. very chsss Ssc steamer n
6Sts about steady the demand moderate; TIC
ssss saS q g. Gn
and Sso October delivery barley malt sold TO Inc
%sSe%ens sss!h ies!gSss continued
ao.
pool b steam. ~ bales sottSn a. 7iSd iSS bids
ASsxsSp y ssii: s9io SSis asSS private ses%s
E sSi%sssa ss hence Gon:'sss::
orders to the United Kingdom. zoo quarters grain At
sa Norwegian bark e arrive hence same Soysgc
81 brig hsaes % asditerranesh or AdfistIs pors
S Ssncs q 9H OK
rs$ sssSa. & : S:.is.s il SS:%s.S
ess Of TO- in on b u
ss ss x & refined ia
spsS S sSs Ss H
but Ct fun s prizes We quote >; csntrosa
soysdq refining, sss ass %. 90: grocery. IS !ss
spirits of
Rasss
change RCsn was only in %pderac request but about
ssas
and pitch were quiet but quoted steady at previous
fErHoLEux-on 'Change to-day the market was dull
tor all and prices min M sead
Suqs mos crude i6I S or
Nspa At city, ss r H ss sa s pJ S
n lions n as was sss Sut sGs T
q i Ths n nElsys
& & a. SIS SS sy nsSSss ssS
I'm ca prUp sas
los SS sSs or tho week
u
Der, heard Of sales q asJ bbls for September At
ia Way IL se ST. II pr$e u e
bacon continued quiet but rm sales 100 boxes Of long
81; India d. forces, 81 SO; and extra India
mess, Sz3 SIS Beef hams neglected,
but quoted nomnally steady at from SIS S2s for the
range Of common Southern 70 choice Western Cut
We have only TO note sales Of loo smoked shoulders
+ S e o a. e @ s' na as Ss
Western was quiet parties apart 9c BID for August and
9lCc asked SEC bid for September and lbc asked
We heard OF sales OF 600 crces Tor October, At l6c
$50 tcrccs OF Kettle for last half of September at sac
City sold to the extent Of 30 erces ut SIC for
and kettle, anu 50 tierces Of No. lat So.
sUGARwIhe market Tor raw sugar vas 1net but very
muscovado private terms Refined not TALLY
changed and only In moderate request. We quote -
Cuba-Retning Inferior 70 common, 7c 7zc.; fair to
good fair &c. assc; good TO prime. Sac stc.i gro
Dc; ntrifueal nhds. and boxes, sac 9sc molas
Sans nSa Dutch I Standard Aos to c do
akc lSc. do, il to a. iossc icc. White, i6c ic
Porto Rico-Refnng common TO prime, Tie a SIC. !;
grocery, fair to choice. SIC. q y4c. Brazl-Dutch
standard, Nos to H. 7c SIC. Java-Dutch standard
Nos ~ t9 y se. SIC. asna-superor and extra
kIcs moderately fair distributing business was re-
ported today at steady prices The sales aggregate
Patna at NC nc, and 2Ov bags Of Rangoon 6c.
SrKAR1NK was neglected. but nomnally steady. Prime
Western quoted at SIC $40 for uerces.
TALLow WAS steady, but only In moderate demand
Sales 80 900 lbs at from &C. sc, according TO quality
WnrsKEY.-heceipts, LOO bbs and for the week, 400
bba The market was decidedly higher, which checked
bbs on the spot at s9,sc. d. closing at the outside
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The doorman of the Ninth precinct station house
on making his accustomed tour OF the cell CORR.
dors between five and six O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing, was shocked to find one OF the iron-grated
apartments allotted to inebriated prisoners, occu-
pied by the dead body Of Walter Loomis. Deceased,
who was arrested the night previous by Ofccr
Beecher, on o charge of vagrancy and intoxicatton
was thlrty-s years OF age, carpenter by trade,
was married and native OF New York. He had
been drinking bad whiskey In reckless manner
for some time past, and his sudden death in tho
prison cell is attributed to his love for the poisoned
bowl. The Coroner was notified to hold an inquest
over the remains.
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During last week letters OF administration were
granted on the estates OF tho following named de-
ceased persons, viz:-Edward +. Sloman, Roosevelt
Graves, Charles EcKert Philip Coyle, John p. Strok.
hacker and Jacob Delmuth, all OF the city OF Brook
Ign. Letters OF guardianship OF the person and
OF Edgar Chambers and Estele Chambers TO For.
man 7. Chambers, all OF the city OF Brooklyn.
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Feloni0us ASA ult.

Samuel Salt, young man, residing corner Wal
ton and Harrison streets, was struck on the head
and knocked senselcss on Saturday evening" while
In Broadway, near Cooper avenue by some un-
house, where the wound, which Is not OF q fatal
character, was dressed.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


The Coronef-was notified yesterday to hold an
inquest over the body OF James Cummins, twenty
one years OF age, who was run over by one OF the
DE Kalb avenue cars. on Washington street, on
Friday night. He died at the City Hospital on
Saturday night.
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THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE FIRM or M,EURoE
casey VIII De continued by the undersigned under
SAMUEL W KINNAIRD
Dated NsA YORK, August Is 1873
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TO BONDUOLpERs.


IN STATE KESrrcY, Executive DEPARTMENT,
FRANKFORT, August H. 1873 {
There few bonds against the STATE of Kentucky
falling due in the years 1874. 1876 and 1876 which
held by persons whose whereabouts unknown 10
hereby publish for the information Of such bondhoders
that have the money pay all the State debts and
SAID bonds with their interest will be paid at any time
pre- sented here the Bank America in New York.
p. II. LESLIE Governor OF Kentucky
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COPARTNERsHIps.

T'HE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOEoRr ExIsTrNn
j between the undersigned under ths Arm, name ~
hoEuroc Casey is this day dissolved by musiai con-
EUGENE J. MoEUROE
PATRICK CASEY
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

Thc attention of the investing public il called to the
limited remainder Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
the LIST OF June last less than 900 REMAINS
and this balance will be absorbed, aer which tn
There are now between 800 and COO miles OF the road
In regular operation, with growing traffic. Surveys
and Construction are progressing satisfactorily The
survey prosecuted the present in connection with
the location Of an excellent line through Western Dakota
for proposals tor grading and bridging the Yellowstone
Division, extending 2O5 miles from Bismarck, at The
crossing OF the Missouri River, TO the crossing Of the
Yellowstone In Montana The Conf any's lands (anount
ing than 10000 road selling
settlers at price OF nearly six dollars per
acre. and the proceeds Of land sales constitute sinking
Fund for the repurchase and cancellation OF first mort
gage bonus.
fhc Company's seven and three enths per cent gold
bonds the last of which offered, yield pearly 85
per cent per annum at the present price, Of gold:
All marketable securities received In exchange at
current rates and full Information furnished inquiry.
JAY COOKE a CO., % Wall street, New York.
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The foreign market during the pas. week has
shown much strength and steadiness, especially in
United States bonds, for which the demand here
ON foreign account has also been greater than the
supply. The prices yesterday were little easier,
but 1t is safe TO predict reaction, there are no
nmmediatc disturbing influences likely to occur,
and the confidence In American bonds has been
gradually increasing Erie closed at Al, tenforties
a. 90 and nve-twenties at OAK.
THE MONEY MARKET
closed easy, with abundant offerings Of ~ 8 per
cent. Exceptional transactions were made on
eau loans early In the week at per cent; but this
high rate quickly served to attract additional capt.
tal to the street, and the result was exemplihed
An the lower figures nrst above quoted. Foreign
exchanges were duh and depressed. The closing
rates for actual business we're 1854 1881 for
bankers sixty day sterling and lo9K for sight.
I GOVERNMENT BONDS
were quiet and steady, with light dealings, IT
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HE BANK STATEMENT.


Der cent to nat.
{ THE BANK STATEMENT.
Further loss in the reserve of our banks Is shown
by the statement published yesterday. Owing to
large payments into the Treasury on customs &C
count the decrease in specie amounts to 300.
10 the demand that has set in from the country banks
may be partially ascribed loss in legal tenders Of
$l,462, 200, although other Influences have doubt
Cess also been at work. The sum total OF decrease
An the excess the legal reserve is the differ
ence between $12, 735,65o, reported on the 9th Of
August and So44, 200, reported yesterday-to wit,
$a071, 45o. During this period loans have expanded
$685. 900. The percentage of reserve to liabilities
OF the national banks Is 29.07; that Of the State
banks $500, the average being $500. In this con-
nection we take occasion to answer the inquiry OF
b correspondent why o bank statement Is
pronounced 'unfavorable" when 1t shows
an excess OF 100000 over and above
the Is per cent legal reserve. The word
s'unfavorable" Is only used comparatively Last
week, for instance the excess was $12, 100 00o on
the I'd of August 1t was $13 0oo on the 26th Of
Duly 1t was $14, $780, 900, and on the 18th Of July
$16 $4,000. Since the lastnamed date, therefore,
there has been reduction on the excess OF re-
serve OF more than six millions OF doars-a condi.
tion Of AFFAIRS which, when 1t Is remembered that
the excess Is always sign OF strength, clearly
justines the remark that, compared with that OF
q few weeks ago. the statement OF yesterday Is I'M
rqucstionably 'unfavorable," and will continue to
become more and more so as the figures approach
the minimum fixed by law, which is the lowest
point tolerated by the government as the basis
upon which they can do legal business. The fol-
lowing is u comparison OF the totals for the past
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:. COFFLE mo transaclOn were FeTorIed to-Iay
ali Sescrlp ions We quote :1Hio ordinary car
good good carsccs aos' osc prime csrsoss sx
IRENE range Tor lots isc 2ic gold per ID sixty and
ninety days credit Java government bags 23c 24c
40 GRASS mats CSC. ss.ns; singapors; DO Yc 2sc
zoe. lc. jamaica, l91sc 20lsc; st Domingo isc.
Porto Rico 70, 2lc Costa EdSa zCc ?5c Malabar,
Angostura, l9hc SOHc sayanila, zoe pic iUuracoa,
FLogn AND GRAII. Flour, 1926 bbs wheat,
SsSH bushels corn y sS no. corn meal 10Y bDls eats
bbis wheat 42o67o bpshels corn,- SsSgt do; corn
meal ll76 bbls and 400 bags; oats 24784 bushe The
-four market continued steady but the demand was only
ali kinds, prices within the range the appended
quota ions Corn meal sold to the extent OF 1910 bbls
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Rsd 5y persons whose whersaboats are nIsSown e
ad bonds with hcr Interest," viii be paid time
TAAas AsD P RsHSiitINAy COMPANY
Chartered by the United States Government
First Mortgage Six Per Cent Gold
Coupon and Registered
. Constipation Bonds
'a'h0I wiiS s sE KIM 3 Fu Congress
and free from government State and other taxes.
Issued only on completed roas,
These Ponds are SECURED Sy snSiSs Fund and BY
s nSc with ns ns Tes
Guiding upwards q isoooeS q land donated BY
the 81 t., Of the United states to aid in the
s.ESh bSIoS and TrgSs;:s
fAoS4s 4 scorr, ifresden. Of he Company
Eastern ' 'ftss fa mica. a inc
from miles u p q ESsd ann Iu Tsna to JEFF
ssS miles road sss being sIS y
n de 6 % Section from Sam Diego east aa under
will be received At prices in exchange for these
bonds Without S, to e % M win h. mr.
nishcd on application at the following banking
SD 4 gSSisos SS 5h,sS FL s~ York.
/ bonds and coupons the state of Tennessee funded
into bonds, authorized by act April, 1873
JOHN y. MANNING. No. 5 New street
TTYI0N LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY, IS
u Cedar street-Make Loans on Property In New
York. Brooklyn and Jersey City applications decided
pSSp
yVANTsp-S2sO go KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY GoM::
w panys First Mortgage Seven per cent gold) Land
Grant Bonds and Kansas Pacific Railway CompanY's
haToad and Ls Land Grant Denver EssnsSn Bonds 70,
my ONCE on Saturday. August g. at neonn; -, 80
ADOLPHuS MEIER, Trustee
ST. LOUIS, August u, 1873
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on CITY AND
w Brooklyn property for three years; also to pur.
chase Second and Leasehoid Mortgages.
sAwARD 4 LEAvfTT, 81 Wall street.
$4,000 r "a jq 70 Soaas, SoND AND AoNr'
JANIS II. sKlDMoRE. 90 Cedar street.
OK mn TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
plC.OOO without bonus, for . term Of years.
''' w JOHN !. ooNRiHYY, 1862 Broadway. room
DIX O0O TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORT.
YllC:VUU gage on City Property, In various sums
Second Mortgagcs caShed, RICHARD " HARTNETI,
VA RrQA6MAI.x pam r.. pAsamea1
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The scarcity or freight room was still a
hindrance TO free movement, present and pros
pecve, while vessels for charter were also scarce
and rates ruled very high.
Hardware dry goods &c. fairly active-sales In
crcasng with almost every successive day On Change
saturday-Flour was in moderately fair demand, and
steady Wheat was less active and closed with parties
apart but there decided change in prices Corn
was firm. but only in light request Oats were quiet but
about steady Cotton quiet and the market irregu
lar. Pork tho turn dearcr while lard ruled quiet
and about steady. Groceries were quiet but the
market Arm for all descriptions Petroleum was dull
and not materially changed in value Spirits turpentine
was gull and nominally easier. while rosn remained
steady whiskey was quiet but decidedly higher
were light and a. prisss the market closing
only IN moderate request with August ruling c easier
and other months unchanged. The transactions In