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use; and every family should have them on hand for their protection and relief, when required. est, surest. and best of all the PSIgs with which the market abounds. By their occaslonal use, the blood is purified, the corTupnons of tne sys- tenn expelled, Instructions removed, and the whole machinery of life restored to it's healthy activity. Internal organs which become clogged and sluggish are eleansed Py Age;s ps. d;ssnsd and is changed into healh, the value of which change, when reckoned on the vast mulitudes who enjoy makes them pleasant I to take, and preserves their virtues unimpaired for any length of time, SO that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable. WiihOuf disfMSanssto to ths Hstifndon. diet, or occupation.
 Fun directions are given on the wrapper to each box, how to use them as a Family Physic, and for the following complaints, which these Ptlls rapidly cure:-
 meas, LangaOr and Loss of Appetite, they should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom- aen, and restore it's healthy tone and action. < toms, 1iiio1s Headache, che ,'I Sick Ia Mssad. Is ache, 109mdice or Green Sickness BIl. lo9s % Colic and Bilioas Feyers. they should diseased acslon orremoye the obstrnctionsw mild dose is generally required. For Rheumatfsm. GOut, Gravel, Pal. PitatiOn of the Heart, Pain i'm fhe nously taken, as required, to change the diseased action of the system. With such change those complaints disappear.
 For DrOpsy and DrOpsical Swellings they should be taken in large and frequent doses to produce the effect of a drastic purge
 For SuppressfOn. a large dose should be pathy.
 As Di,sner Psu, take one or two Pills to promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
 Am occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels, restores the appetite and invigorates the system. Hence it is Often advantageous where no serious arrangement exists. One who feels tolerably well, often finds that dose of these PiHs makes him feel decidedly better, from their cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive apparatus.
 PREPARED BY
 Dr. y. c. AKER & CO.,, Practical Chemists,
 LOWELL, MASS, '. S. 4. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYWHERE.
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NATION All Life Insurance Company Of the United States.

The only Company chartered by Congress and the only one in the United States over which Congress by an officer specially. appointed exer- a careful, thorough examination of it's assets, similar to that over a National Bank. Jay Cooke E Go. are largely interested in the Company. Its rates are more favorable than any other Company, and it offers besides perfect security to the insured.
 The official report of all Insurance Companies doing business in the State of New York shows the National to hold the largest cash assets in proportion to it's liabilities thus in addition to it's more favorable rates, offering the most perfect security. WELLS < TAYLOR, GenI Agents for Duchess, Columbia and Litch- field Counties.
 CHAS. l.. HOMMEDIEU
 Ag't for Litchfield County, Who may be addressed at Goshen Ct. 31-tf
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part Of the room.
 Not being ispholster- ed they are not lia~ ble to the disa greco bles of sofa bedst eI1s and are as easily kept clean and nice as any ordinary bedst eads. and nresentnrnciaalY
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IFEOuT Bill No. 147.l-cuArrEn Tx.

IfiOuse Bill No. 147.l-cuAPrER Tx. Aa act to validate the oings of school visitors in
 certain cases.
 Be t enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- resentatlEes m General Assembly conyened: Section That when school visitors of town having jurisdiction OF school district, lying partly m another town. or towns, having here t0f1re neglected to make the statement required sy sec 1lT of an act concerning education, ap-. pEoEed August EJuly 95l, 1872, tho claim of the town having jurisdiction as aforesaid shall not be invalid by reason of such neglect but shall be vAtsd againat such town or towns in which parts of such school districts are situated, and to the sAme extent as If such notice had been given. Appr0Ecd July 3. 1STS
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

There Is only one report to be made now OF real
estate operations, which might be stereotyed into
the line, IA very dull MARKET" like the famous
Gan quiet on the line of the Potomac" That
business was dull yesterday Is not to be won
dered at, considering that from daybreak until
noon the sidewalks were coated with . glass-liko
surface, making pedestranism gymnastic exercise.
Later however, the pouring water spouts from
the clouds combined with the frost-covered Walks
to keep people within doors and let business 30 to
the dogs In fact, yesterdays weather would have
man, for II was Just day on which TO commit sui
eide after the most approved fashion.
Dealers, brokers and spectators kept aloof rom
any activity, and instead OF talking business"
tried their utmost to keep the Office stoves warm.
AS stated before there ls very little prospect for
tied fact, instead OF meteorological uncertainty.
Values Of real estate, the east as well as west
side ought to be pretty well settled by this ttme
but it appears that holders are only waiting for
the Post estate to be disposed oil before any con-
siderable dealings will be had
Yesterdays sales on 'Change were as follows:-
ny MULLER, WILKINS AND 90.
IS 'front.' b. h. and IS. b stable in rear No: 81
West 18th ST., H. S. W. OF Greenwich ST., lot 32x9t ooo
lsa fr. h., 1856 East 10th St, between 81 and sth
avs. lot 16sxll. BY order Of John s. Woodward ~,
ny ANTHONY .. sLERcxxn. SON co.
LIS Nova Scotia h tanlnishsssd. stqa.sd On on
order or T. OiBrien referee; w. NJ Powell $500
H. same material as above, nearly finished and ~ ~,
h. adjoining above. nearly finished. 2i.7xs5 Same ,
buyer; ,sar Johnston. IN ianooxiyE rnorrnrY
I building located on Prospect ay date Middle ST..
100 n W. of 9Th lot 20x20O To Ellis j. BEACH IOu
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. NJ
cun1dERc1AL REPORT.

Cotton steady-Receipts ut tho Ports,
0,551 Ba1es-Flour Quiet-Wheat Firm
Corn and Oats Ffrmer-Provisfons
steady-Co3ee Quiet-sugar I'm More
DEMONSTRATION DuJl-spirits Tur-
pentine Decidedly Higher-ROsin
Stesdy-Whiskey Primer.
WEDNESDAY, March 26-6 P. NJ
The rain storm interfered materially with the
trade movement to-day, but the markets, as o
general rule, retained the buoysnt tone by which
they were characterized during the preceding two
days, and nearly oil kinds OF merchandise were
held firmly at the full prices Of Tuesday. TheIe
were few exceptions, but they were unimpor.
tant. Cotton remained steady at the Produce
Exchange; there was less activity, but few impor-
tant changes Flour was still quiet, though
rather more sought after for shipment Buy.
ers and sellers were apart, however,
30 that business was small and con-
fined to the home trade. Wheat was quiet,
the advance demanded for prime Spring checking
the inquiry and rendering prices somewhat nomi-
nal-though extreme figures were demanded.
Corn was not active, but the market ruled very
firm. Oats continued active, and prices again. adj
vanced whiskey was armer, In spite OF heavy re-
cejpts; but very little was done, Provisions were
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GALyHsroH, March 26 1878
s sS Sass r Sales sSSS scsI No. Net receipts
Nrw ORLsANs March @ lna
m GSSn z %cdf sss r.ssp
ss e ssen aass sos III '
Cotton duh ana easy midalns, is;s isc: cTd
EEK Sales. r iss 's ssscg. a oA'''
SAVANNAH. March 20 1873
rs eSss 81 s.s o Ss bales
CHARLESTON, March 20, 1873
Cotton ss SSast Srn.ry es sT re %fSns Sss
Exports coastwise, 49, Sales, 500 Stock, Sossl.
Spirit. u,psp.D. ym :as. at ST. Ms'ss =
ss SS did .ud rss e. for hard
TOBACCO very firm and activc higher grades advanced
8. gs IS .s amber s %s ~ 3 xss
Sr se esr s% s a
ssf 81
%dnss ten Railroad
delphia, sci to Boston, 72c; to New York, &C.; to
BvyEALo. n: r.. March 20, 1873
IS Flour w sss sp j. q e T " s
spns aaas
spiS Sh';fV xS ssn S.nsds psa Sh Nc
MMsssa 81 Corr sales sass
Barley firm; Canads s5c as; No Western 9oc CSC
Rye nominal at &c Barley Northwestern, 81 81 i0;
q. &c., R%S
CHICAGO March 20, 1873.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet and weak !;
sis seller SaS; sdG; iS rejected, CSC aSc
26c seller May rejected $3.50. Rye firm and scarce
6l5sc 6bsc. bid for No regular and fresh sales
Barley steady at 7Sc Soc for No Fall regular and
fresh Sc s1c for No PROVISIONS i s, hr%sr Pork
active and higher at g 05 So 90 seller May Bulk
meats in fair demand and higher Sac freely bid tor
shoulders SIC asked loose sales packed shoulders at
ssac; short clear mddles 7c, loose SCI packed
for packed shoulders seller May Sugar cured hams sold
Is1c d4c packed Whisky higher at SIC. Receipts
do oats 1000 do, rye 10000 do barley shipmens-l3OO0
bbls -four. IA 900 bushels wheat 10000
oats and 10, QUO do barley.
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| REMARKABLE FATAL CAR ACCIDENT.

Coroner Herman held an inquest yesterday in
relation to the death of william Hart aged thirty
three years. o married man, residing at % Mott
street. who WINS run over and fatally injured BY
Second avenue car No. 8, In Allen street, on the
18th instant. 1t seems that Hart got upon the
front platform Of the car At the corner or First
avenue and Sixteenth street. William Kenny the
conductor collected his fare. and noticed no signs
Of tntoxicatlen upon him. Charles h r ia
driver knew nothing OF the accidept unLh ns neasu
an cutlery that man was under the car, wnem ne
Immediately stopped the car and gave tne a a,e
that the deceased was endeavoring TO take an ap.
pie nom vendors wagon which ,s WAS passing @SSn
when he overbaanced hlmse, snu ,rtar the wSeels
Of me p care o' the Jury verdict in accord
ance with the evidence but 'sas .ae
aitv Authorities remove snow nom the sueets
thryor"h which cars pass, instead OF RECOMMENDING
that The street railroad companies be pr0niolteu
from pulpg snow beside their tracks.
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these figures. The following are the revised rates :
Sterling, sixty days commercial, 1o7X 1o7H
DO, good to prime bankers, 1os 1857; do, sho.
sight, 1851 a losx; Paris sixty days os2K 6.27s'
do, short sight; 6.2sA 6.22K; russian theeis'
7ox q 7lx; Antwerp, b.s2H a 127H; swits-ianu'
5a2x q 6.27h; Hamburg, 94s %; Amseroaul
sex 4ox; Frankfort, aoh 4oX; |srsmeh'
94x q 90.
GOLD srRo,G-115A 1907
The gold market was strong upon ne news Oh sne
advance in the Bsak OF England dsconnt RATE ana
the price rose . ll6K. Here IT. @as reported tnat
the currency deeds OF the Treasury wouio require
extra sale, Of gold and the rice receded TO loH'
c,osr. e ia. The course 81 the market Is shown
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Francis McManus and Charles Kuschman, two
young lads, were arrested yesterday by Of1cer
brennan, of the Fourteenth precinct, and brought
before Judge Hogan 1t the Tombs Police Court.
on Tuesday last McManus went into the store Of
Roberts Cushman Co., "a Mercer street, and
kin, the passbooK of a Mr.. Henry White, OF 12l
Elm street. customer OF the house. McManus
said that MI White wanted ten yards OF plush.
and it was delivered to the bearer OF the passbook
at once. Subsequently 1t was discovered that Mr..
White had not sent any one for the goods de-
lvered. The plush was found In the possession OF
Both McManus and Kuschman were held 70 answer
by Judge logan,
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SOUTHERN INDEBTEDNESS

Governor Walkers Plan that the Gen.
eral Government Assume the Debts Of
tho Southern states Endorsed by tho
Virginia Lcgislaturc.
RICHMOND. Va, March &C. 1879
( Joint resolution endorsing Governor Walkers
plan for the assumption by the federal government
of the debts Of the states has passed both Houses OF
the General Assembly and the Governor has been
instructed to forward copies Of the resolution, and
his message on the subject, to the Legislatures OF
the several States
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quality not than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
CaEEsE.-There has been active demand for export
last rather better prices Shippers paying in
The out trade has been good and for home con
sumption the demand fair the average price
allied being from l6sc TIC We the prices cur
rent follows State factory. l61sc 7c for fne to
fancy; l6c for good, 1870. l4c for common to fair
Ohio factory. lSsc for prime MS for Ecod d. l?c
prime, and iOc a I2c for common do
FLOUR AND GRArs-Recepts-Flo 200 bbls. wheat,
bags oats, $50 bushels; barley, ECO do The -four
market quiet but steady. There some demand
for shipment pre- prices little above the
limits shippers The sales including all kinds up
nexed quotations. Corn meal ruled quiet but about
400 bbs OF Western yellow at 50 rs the
pier and white Western s. 80 the pier
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LONpoN, March 26-5 NJ
ConsoIs closed ut 921S nS for money and 92ss 92A
for the account American securities closed-ls65s
9d ls67s eSN; ten-forties 500 new fves. 90 Erie
Railway shares 5lsk.
PARIS BoURsF.-PARIs March 26-Evening.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARxEr-LrvrRpooI, March 2s--s
p. M.-Cotton closed quiet; middling uplands Dad. q
9'Sd mddling Orleans, gsSd. s$d The sales q n.
speculation The sales include 10000 bales Of Amer
can. Sales Of cotton. February and March, shipments
from Savannah or Charleston, at 916d.
= LyEaPoo5 PRovIsloSs MAaxErmLIvERrooI March D.
Pork 6ls 3d. per Dbl for Bacon opened Mt 1885,
81. and closed at 39s for short rib middles.
LOrpON PRoDUcE MARKEr.-LONpoN March 26-5 =. NJ
Talow closed at i3s 3d. per cwt Spirits turpentine AS
Cd. q AIS. per cwt.
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What tho President OF tho Marketmcn's
Association Thinks.

To EDITOR THE HERALD
In your issue OF this date a communication appears,
signed by Hon. william voorfs calling attention to
bill now the Legislature to provide for the leasing
of Washington and West Washington markets. which he
s pleased to call gigantic speculation, and to which
you refer something that 'loOks very much like
gigantic jobn place the tenants Of Washington Market
under the rapacous ring tho names of the cor
porators of which divugcd in the bill In an edi
toria YOU that monopoly to be created
by which the people will be made to suffer- Az this
bill has been published all the in the city
same s1G sslsaFsa daily for orc
given e. ee o o CUES s @ %
opposition has been y S 40 N as
only ring market company ever formed that we have any
EIsss az. sd william had r.
names have been dropped from the bead since taey
opposition II As to the objection ax sha rai s
" MT sa ans ompany Consists Of e stand
Soid is Of washington West Washngtoa markets
e ase aa''s see ca by s.Ss
ana or market and he are lied
With he csrcsts once Of hs
market win b placed ii
be- Ssa ase ony Ssa DC
being created BY the I this
ss .i5 rs
En- 5s$ say Sss ;s
Sa 'ri business i Interest sold q
10 set spectators as apparent TO US as to any
one that the present miserable buildings covering this
property disgrace TO the city and for years we
that we might erect such buildings thereon would be
credit great city and pleasure for us to trans
act our busne q in. We hold that other parties but
those business the market could erect what We
oblqate ourselves in this bnreproof buildings on
this destroying the business during the
process building and also hold that we have vested
fights in this properly that cannot be taken from us
and that win never allow 10 DC taken from us a.
least until tested that question In the Courts
Very respectfully, yours, ROBERT q. CORNELL,
80 President OF the Marketmen's Association.
NEW YORK. March a. 1873
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less active but generally firm. Pork WAS quiet but
steady, and was o shade easter and not very ac-
tive. Groceries continued quiet, but the market re-
NAMED without any essential change in Its value.
Petroleum remained IN the same condition az pre-.
viousy notccd-held with considerable firmness with
transactions of consequence Naval stores more
active with spirits ruling decidedly higher and rodn
about steady. .tff I
BurrxR-There lie q fair city demand and some out Of
town trade half tubs. Prime diaries and
prices very firm Roll butter is in light supply and good
demand full prices We quote-Fine to fancy State
dairy halt tubs. 47c &c. nc, 40c 45c. for 6rkins
choice new, 40c 46c Welsh tub fine dairy See. $780,
State dairy fair to good SIC 35c Western roll prime,
29c. 3Sc fair good 25c 28c Ohio fne SOC. ssc
Canada dairy good to prime Oc &c., and fair to good
do, Csc. q $50.
CoyrEH-The market for Rio, as wei, for other de-
scrptions, very firm at the recent Improvement
noted, yet the demand light from first hands We
heard Of sales of l,l9s bags Merrimac, ana 5o3
bags ex Ontario on private terms. We qnote:-O
binary cargocs, l6,sc l6s4c.; fair cargoes I7Ac.
l71sc. good cargoes, 1sc. ls14c; prime cargoes,
1870 l8zc.; Java, government bags, 20c 2lc. do.
SEass mats s. 2ss ssnEspors isf msc Gsyen
Porto seo &c. Ra PSs% s is' MCLEAN
i IL saS.n. I lsssa caraeos Tss aisse.,
To-Day Last Erensag Total
Export. .................... 6l5 1885 12Sl
CONSERVATION. .............. 466 1913 7S9
Speculation o9Z 90 900
Total. 1,6U3 1925 2723
Dcen three
s rs s s S A9s ~ @ I1ss
tsn g. . al ss SO < %
Sc July At s .lsi Total 1900 i 5alss sale;
ISIS short notice; 200 as Is3c April! 500 at 200
lssc 100 z. lsfe 100 At hs 5;lSS 40 at dsc TO at
1SS q, y s ,ss g. at isc 200 az s lssc go at Iss
LOO at y isi$s 800 az lss., 100 az i3lsc 200 at
Z iisc 500 a siSso. oSSO 81 1S iisc 200 !.
y $780, LOO At H1ly 600 At is slss
800 l9Sc Exchanged56c paid TO exchange 100 April
May Total 1860 bales Grand total ~ $50 bales The
receipts the ports thus Galveston 677 bales;
New Orleans 59s2 Mobile 592 Savannah, Si6 Charles
ton, 2oS; Wilmington 90; Norfolk ON; New York, 3s9
Boston, Total, s7si This day last week. s,los This
closed nominaS as foows;mT9a H%svre BY steam,
nSsrnoo To sss By ss isS
sai, S-iSd. a IA We quote -
T,I .,Is <IuIU Ns.sO ~lsu
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steady at ia.
TIE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares New York, 1874; Merchants, III; Union,
40; America $50; City, $50; Phenix, 1o11S; North
River, Sc; Merchants Exchange, 90; Seventh
Ward GA Commerce, 116H; Mechanics Banking
Association, 108; Mercantile, 1873; American Ex-
change, hoy; Bank Of the Republic ITO; Bank Of
North America, 100; Hanover, 1o5; Irving, 122;
Metropolitan, 1873; Peoples, lao; East River, 112
Nassau, lo6 Corn Exchange, 1926; Continental,
20; Marine, 1875; Commonwealth, IS; Importers
and Traders, ITS; Park, lat; Manufacturers and
Merchants, 100; New York National Exchange,
90; Central National, 81; Fourth National, 1l0h
Ninth National, 105; Gold Exchange, liz; Bankers
and Brokers' Association, SO; German-Ameri-
can, 101.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were quiet. Central Pacific
were weak and lower at 103x. Unisn Pacific land
grants advanced to 79k, but subsequently sold at
~ Erie hiths sold at 1oox ana Rhode Island
frsts at 103,S. The following were the bids At the
call as amended by prices in dealings later in the
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, March &c. 1873.
Exchange hrmer On United States, 60 days currency,
I2 Is premium short sight, 15h IL premium 60 days.
gold 81 premium; on London, 45x Al premium on
Paris, 29H 29Z premium.
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Baltimore W h.
fa1S5bs g. g.
beings ns % !. pY & and ~
Mnases sod S al II
M vsoas $685. w IA @ n ssors sass Of
$ssss: iSI new Western mixed aaSs ssIe. Sse; for
wss AND and f @ SS s %srs n
demand and higher The sales aggregate about s. 900
sSosa TOR Ha 1 or a
grade, sc for good new black aoat 4sc !sc for new
SasSs. .s. com ss:S ys' SS
was an and eney
Sat it,Is doing to-day either IN
not ssssatsiy sasnsed. Tss sSs;gs%sns; spmPr'ss
Sp o e
The charters include "A British ship hence to Cron.
@ ss' 1safS q sss
refined DO on private terms; British ship, ss4 tons.
no
s i 3 fS s1%s
. sisc in she stored in
W. News asss fsSfs
lots, 81 90 s. Is, ana frosted. q . 8 q
o ona. a.n,ra, -, ana sSs E ceD
CUBA CUBA SaseS refining a &c. &C. &C.
Porto Rico SOC. Soc. SIC Sc
English .,a Islands. '-'.......'.... a &c &C
s,s S:.s sss
Rsf s sas sGd & g s and s. ss% a Is ens s
saed ssss ana ss
abs 2! dc At sSs SSl;; Of good S.s e
&! Ssnsinsd nsssesss sssssly held
PorAroEs-fhe demand tor round potatoes continued
ton the roads being blocked with freight cars Fresr
Gags WHICH, 3 e 3 eass sr
PETRokyx. -On change to-day the market for refined
hela az a ~ le snd Of = and rsi
q at and Hsk IN shppns order
moderately inquired for ana steady atIssc &C. NsPh
for Western and city Reports from the Greek were q
Sa
refined heId At s for orn % % sass.
ise looo0 bills last evening for May At tS Sc ., 90
$ss & ~ lard sssr and
sp Sbs S % sS P AD e s bs.
mess in jcsSlns ss sscOR wa: shade DC
80 SSTss s5Ss snS SGIs: HsTs
cnangeu IN Small way, ABOUT lou puchnSes cnhuBeu
plain mess bbls srs us for DO. extra mess do.
Tor do India mess d. and sas ISL for extra India me
$50 M gut s9s
under moderately fair demand We heard Of sales off,
sailed long cut hams lbs average, at l3c 80 boxes
aye, at ilc; 500 pistled hams, ii lbs a. ME
so smoked hams, 10 ihs average at DC FOOD lbs dry
salted shoulders loose at &C. l00D lbs Of bees lbs
an1 eSxss q do on private S terms Lsrd
closed veal; 100 !srces spot - SIC tsrces
No at @fc ~ terces Of kettle at &C.. the dock
LOO terces for April q SIC 500 tierces last evening
Sr do a. lille go Heroes C s, Nay at c and 1S
sUsIS.~Thcre has been an increased demand today
Tor raw and the market ruled about steady The sales
centrifugal az 0c- exc; iss hhds o. fair refining Al
and lD boxes clayed, at SIC. We quote Cuba
EenSning, inferior g common &c, 7Xc; far 70
s sssS .s good sS9S = e Choice
gSc centrifugal hhds and boxes gc a9sc molassss
h6ds. and boxes, 1c. &C.; meado &C. exc. Havana
HcS s pu sc sa sa Nos Hc Do 10 70 e
Joke. lOc DO, lg 70 % iOkc. IKE; white, iosSc.
NE. Porto RIco-Renning, common to prime, nc.
Sic; grocery fair to choice SC sc: Brazil-Dutc
% ~ n 70 az, TO ~ e. mDgch sssndsra
| kIcK-The market to-day has been quiet bat price
unchanged We heard OF sales of 3Serces Of caro-
Ina At from 1Ac. sac, and 40 bags Of kangoon a
sIEAKISn continued dun quoted at SIC, In hhds an
&c. a 9Ifc. In terccA
r1LGcw remained quiet and unchanged; sales 7thbds
Of prime, at SIC, and 200 hhds for April at lbltc.
WnIa - laQ In ne taaf al
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Continued Stringency in the
Money Market.
The Rate on Cali Ranges from 1872
to ZIG and Interest.
A FURTHER ADVANCE I'm GOLD.
The Price Rises to 116 IA and
Closes at 1I6.
fhs Bank Of England Rate Of Discount
Raised to -Four Per Cent.
SPECULATIONS AS TO THE REASON.
Disproportionate Effects Upon the Markets
Outside the Gold Room.
GOVERNMENT BONDS BU0YANT.
The Stock Speculation Steady in Its General
roo<r,os poc;fc Mail UYoob end Ynu,er-
The Bank Of England Rate Of Discount
Raised to -Four Per Cent.
sPECULATIONs AS TO THE REASON.
Disproportionate Effects Upon the Markets
Outside the Gold Room.
GOVERNMENT BONDS BUoYANT.
The Stock Speculation Steady in Its General
Features-Pacifc Mail Weak and Lower
Tho Dividend on Rock Island.

WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY. March 26-6 p NJ.
on 'Change to-day cotton was in fair demand
and the market steady. Flour was quiet. wheat
and corn were also quiet, but very hrm.
COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
The total exports of domestic merchandise rom
New York to foreign ports for the week end
ing March %, and since the beginning Of the
year compare as follows:-
1871. 1872. 1878.
For the week.. SIS, 12S.187 3,120,753 6,260,041
Prev. reported. 1891, 443 45,Sl7,232 5S,766662