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AMusENENTs-FousssESTH PAoE-Fourth. nth ana
AsrRoEoGY-sncosD PAsn-sxth column.
ana
BOARD. AND LODGING wANrED-Fouars PAGE
BROOKLYN nj REAL s" EsTHTE FOR sALE-s.cosD PAGE
BusINEss sS,friPp"phryxITIEs -EL.vnsrH PACE
cY
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-suzrzsru PAG.-Foarth
S525S$SS ssS sesa
saS sHif oo
Sas s9SPe Column
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGx-Third column
DwKILiNG HOUSES To LET FURNfsHEp AND uN
FURNIsIIED-THIRD PAcs-second. third and
EURofEHN 0slTIE4MsH1Ps-Fr..r PAo.-Sourth and
EuE6PEsE sEovs1Ensru PAsn-rhira column:
rxealnd so % column
EHxoUhsIoNsTFI H PASs-sixtn column.
fSsSishEP sSohs %N5 xPSES%ExTs % TO LET
EgEs5H
HELP fs'%'aAMNarE fs'%'aAMNarED-rEMALEs-sr1 PAs.-seoond
HELP enS sh1Id col
HORSES, CARRIAGES. Ac.-F1nsr PA~-second
third and fourth columns
HoUs 4s
p4az3s,5s D.5s es1g~n s1%
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sscoSD PAGE
LEcrtsa esss3%soN-Fou.rzssru s3 pAo.-rh co,umn.
EA r1cnsxeh eoSm
LOST AND FoUND-FIRsr PAGE-First and second col
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAoz-Fifth and sixth columns
R4GxASxh : solg%n co,,,n
new aSa@ column
oRGAs acsnUosD
POST OFFICE NoTIcE-Frxsr PAcx-sxth column.
of oF T SY For SALE OR
RENT-sEooND PAGE-Second. third and fourth
REAL ESTATE TO ExoHANGE-sscosD PAcx-Eourth
REAL c0iaha EsTarE wAsrED-sroo.D p4c.-Fourth col.
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-Fnsr PAcE-sixth column.
Af second
s11uS%ioss FEM a Fl, PACE
sssciALI NOTICES TESss1 p es-sseond column
SUMNER REsORrs-FouRTH PAcE-slxth column.
T5 LII FoR
m First and nd. second 4 columns.
sp FU
TEIsD II pAG1Eh and sixth columns
wEsffSSlHaER1TER wEsfSHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY. FOR SALE OR
wH1TEsFoNE PRoPEkfY FoR sAIE OR TO LET
SECOND PAcE-second column
column.
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CUNARD LINE. .
~ NOTICE
with view Of diminishing the chances of collision
the steamers OF nis line take specified course Tor all
seasons OF the year.
on The outward passage Queenstown to New York
or Boston, crossing the meridian at latitude or
nothing TO the north Of ~.
On The homeward passage crossing the meridian OF 50
al 4. latitude. or nothing TO the north OF t2.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL CALLING AT CORK HARB0R.
AByssiSfA Nv Wed, Aprill5 .scorix.. We'd. Nav 9
.RUsSIA.. We'd. April - sCUBA.......Wed Nav l3
CHINA. .:.... sat. Apr! 20 JAyA Sat. May u
York steamers marked do carry passen-
gers Cabin passage $50 500 aud S30 gold according 10
accommodation. Return tickets on favorable terms.
sceraee $50 currency. Sceragc tickets Liverpool
For freight and cabin passage apply M the company,s
Office o. Bowling Green. For stccragc passage ut Ill
Broadway Trinity Building
CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN, Agent
to Z. II. Du NEKNET.
Clark and Randolph streets Chicago, III.
L1oR PLYMOUTH, CHERBouRG, HAMBURG
II The Hamburg American Packet Company's iron
mail steamship
Captain A. Barcnds, will sail Thursday, April 16 1874
for Hamburg.
Rates oil Passage to Plymouth London, Chcrbourg and
Hamburg.
First Cabin-Upper saloon, sI2o; lower saloon, s7s
gold.
stccragc to Cherbourg and Hamburg, $50 gold
Steerage 10 plymouth London and all points In Eng
land scotland aud Wales, pJJ, currency.
The HAMMoNIA will Sail April 23 1874
KUNHAkDr Co. 9. b. RICHARD BOAS,
u General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street, New York. 81 Broadway, New YORK;
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TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.

A PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY-THE SPLEEN
"A. did steamers Drew and ST. JOHN leave pier Az
loot of Canal street, daily sundays excepted at6 r
(yATsKILL CREEK LINE FOR CATsKILL.-THE Ell.
~ cgant steamer NEW CHAMPION, Monday, Wednes
day and Friday; ANDREW HARDEN Iuesdav Thurs
day aud saturday from pier So foot OF Franklin street
CITIZENS' LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
~ North and West Elegant steamboats, daily (Satur-
days excepted ate r. NJ from pier 40 North River foot
of Leroy street Fare ST. 60
NALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLI
ONY leave pier 25 North River foot Of Murray street.
daily (Sundays exceptcd), at r. NJ. Through tickets
sold at all principal hotels IN the city,
L1ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON
j. Special Nocc.-On and after Monday, April ~, the
world renowned Steamers BR STOI and PROVIDENCn
will their place in the line leaving pier Is North
~ a 3 nj.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

. - ).
DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR FRANCE
Il direct Saturday April ls 1874 will close at this
r. l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
DoSr OFFICE NOTICE.-TiiE MAILS FOR EUROPE
close at this Office M ionws "Wednesday at l2, 4.
NJ, Thursday at ll A. 81 ana on saturday * A. ~.
and IL NJ. T. L. JAMES Postmaster
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EXCURSIONS.

LN0R EXCURSIONS.-THE SWIFT. FIRST CLASS
Il steamboat WILLIAM COOK capacity for over
2o0D. be chartered for days throughout the
New York.
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DIsY GOODS.

1T SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR,
n 9lt Broadway, near twentieth street. new w WlS,rs
SPRING FASHIONS. Beautiful changes in, Wniklm4
Toilets and Chlldrcns Dresses; Patterns Win CLO im
MODELS now ready. SMITHS lNsIANi nhEsS EhE
For sale cverywncrc They save more man ten ume'
heir cost in day,
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REEIGiOUs NOTICES.

1T THE THURSDAY EVENING PRAYER AND Xxx.
"A meetings will be sung ana played from thai
hcautilui selection called "The Winnowed Hymnsw
Resd Ephcsians w. Ig q. BENJAMIN -.LBKO -
Wcst Thirty xth street. AL welcome
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

TOR sALE-THREE HORSES: SOUND AND KIND;
suitable for cart, truck. press &C.; S6J, $50 and
SIPS; must be sold; also, Wagon and Truck No Bay.
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk,
and Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to Peters

From pier North River foot of Beach street. steamers
daily at r. NJ Norfolk, ana passenger steamers
for Norfolk. City Point and Richmond TuesdayA
Thursdays ard Saturdays, same hour.
Through bills OF lading and tickets issued "a
all South and southwest via Virginia and Tennes-
Sec Atlantic Coast Scaboard and other nes also by
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad for Western points and
by steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and Washington
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TNOR BERMUDA
AMERICAN WEEKLY LINE,
sailing Thursdays at O'clock and carrying the United
States mail
steamship PERT, Ellis commander. April "
Steamship METROPOLIS. Nickcrson. April =
Excursion Tickets issued good during the season. BY
either ship.
For freight passage apply to
LUNT BROTHERS q South street
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Rates Of passage-payabe in currency
To Glasgow, liverpool Londonderry, Queenstown or
Cabin, S65 to 800 according steamer aud accommo-
dations. Return tickets issued reduced rates
Intermediate, $S5 Steeragc, so.
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L1OR sALE-TwENTY GOOD HORSES. JUST FROM
the West, suitable for express also Ave nice
match Teams for driving horses from TO years old.
Apply at I76 Mercer street
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u J. CONKLIN, OF ROCHESTER,, HAS ARRIVED
-. li9 Madison avenue, with another load OF
fine coach and road Horses All VIII. In want of first
class invited to call and look before purchas
inv
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DOR sALE-A FINE PAIR OF HORSES. SUITABLE
= for night truck or express wagon. Inquire AZ No.
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CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHs SELLING OFF CHEAP
~ Comprising Clarcnces. Coupes, Rockaways Phae:
TONS Wagons and 10 Seighs also 50 Horses and
Harness all kinds at WITTY CO.'S 10 Nevins street,
BROOKLYN.
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.NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

INAGLE LINE
r. UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CHERBOuRG AND HAMBURG
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail from
New York ollows-
GOETHE. Captain }. A. Wilson. ............... MAY
LESSING, Captain r. A. Toosbuy buy...............May 10
from Eagle Line pier loot Of First street. Hoboken
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH. LONDON, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
Cabn-Flrst saloon S20 gold second saloon, S72 gold
steerage--To Plymouth and London, $50 currency; to
Cherbourg and Hamburg S30 gold;
Prepaid tickets from hamburg, $50, currency.
For Fer freight apply TO FUNCH, EDYE 4 Co, q South
William street. For passage apply TO KNAUTH, Ma
CHOD KUHNE, General Agents, lis Broadway.
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Nv YORK, THURSDAY APRIL le l874-QUADRUPLE SHEET
LOST AND FOUND.

Lust AND FOUNOs
MISSING DAyIEss COUNTY, MISSOURI,
payment stopped. Any having Information
OF them will please address box 5,4fS Post Office.
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN NOTICE.
This company takes the risk Of insurance Cup to
$780, 0O in go each of its thus giving
scngcrs the best possible guarantee Tor safety aud the
avoidance OF danger at sea-
Tho southcrly route has always been adopted by
this company to avoid ice and headands.
From piers 4 ana 4 Nortn River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
GREECE. Fri.Ap Y, 5P NJ SrAIN; Sat. ApL a, y n.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
FRANCE, Captain Thomson Tuesday, April q, at9 A. NJ
rency Return tickets At reduced rates Prepaid steer
Apply at the company's ofice. No. 60 Broadway.
r. w. j. HURST, Manager.
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A Rad Woman, OF National Reputation,
Arrested-A spicy Theatrical Scandal
To BE Laid Bare I'm Court.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1874.
The police Of this city, after working for several
days, have just succeeded In arrestlng the well
known panel-house thief Molly Holt, who has for
several years operated in New York, Washington
and almost all the leading cities OF the Union, and
regularly evaded the authorities. Some time ago
q complaint was made by gentleman from Cincin.
matt, named Solomon, that he had been decoyed
into house and robbed OF $500. From the de-
scription the police knew the tempter to b. Molly
Holt but SO great had been her cunning that al.
though the robbery was committed early last week,
she was only arrested at four O'Clock this morning.
With her were arrested her male conrederates,
Billy Cash, an ex-poceman, and Billy Spears The
parties all confessed.
THEATRICAL SCANDAL
Lizzie Price, formerly member or the Arch
street Theatre Company, OF this city, and now one
OF the principal ladies' OF MIR. Charles Fechter's
company, has commenced proceedings in libel
against John II. Taggart Sons, publishers OF the
Sunday Times Of Philadelphia. The ground of the
libel is the publication OF an article in said paper
last week, In which 1t was nsinuated that Mr..
Fechter had sent Mr.. william White, the husband
OF Lizzie Price, to Europe, as II on business, that
he himself might take advantage OF her husbands
absence and render her untrue to her marriage
vows The SUIT will be an exceedingly bitter one
and causes no little sensation.
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PHILADELPHIA MAYORALTY.

Stokely Te BE Renom In a ted - Hearty
Republican Endorscment-Senato Me-
CIurc the Present Favorite of the OPP
position.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1874
Seeing that the present Mayor of Philadelphia,
Mr.. william A. Stokely, has Just received the
endorsement OF the Cameron Club OF the Second.
Fifth Sixth and Twenty-seventh wards. as well as
of a number Of citizens called together last evening.
irrespective of party, his denomination is now re.
garded by all parties as absolutely certain.
The Union Republican Executive Committee also
sanctions the denomination, and the members OF a
new organization to be called the Republican
Constitutional Club state that they will endorse
him at their first meeting, to be held early in the
week.
Among the democrats considerable confusion
prevails, and after the discussion of many meet
ings last week they as far from party candi.
date as they were before. Colonel Biddle's name
has been favorabiy mentioned and those
democrats who favor coalition with the
reformers have brought up the name OF
Colonel Forney, General Cadwallader and many
Others cit Is announced that at the meeting OF the
Democratic City Executive Committee Senator
Mcclure was endorsed. and to-day his name Is most
favorabiy mentioned as one which would run the
strongest race. IL Ia believed that majority OF
democrats demo w, would give him their votes and
the SURFACES Of all the reformers 1t has
been stated that the reform party was
candidate; but last evening" at the
Reform Club, senator McCiure's name took
precedence OF all the Others, and, besides eX-
Mayor Henry could not be induced to accept the
ONCE under any circumstances. IL is generally
believed by the reformers themselves, and also by
those sensible democrats who recognize that CO.
operation with them is neces sary for success that
McCures name will increase IN favor day by day,
and there IS no doubt that he would severely test
the strength OF the republicans, now so firmly
rooted In power At present all are waiting
enXiously for the action OF the democrats and re-
formers, and the week VIII doubt disclose the
measure with which they hone 10 Win.
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HOW Ex.sHERIrP BRENNAN PASSED SUNDAY.

Ludlow street Jail was yesterday besieged with
visitors who came to sympathize with ex-
Sheriff Brennan. Among the first to call was
Sheriff Connor who was followed by Father Quinn,
v. G.; ex-Judse Bowling, ex-Congressman Nor
6ers of the Brennan family. At three O'Clock the
Episcopal minister. the Rev. Mr. Carter celebrated
divine service around the rickety billiard table,
at which all the inmates Of the prison attended.
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JAPAN.
Breadstufrs from Asia to England.


From the (London) China Herald, Dec. 29l
We hear from HiogO Japan (November III, Of
novel article OF export, which, II successful,
promises to be the forerunner OF an important
trade. Last month well known firm at the above
port purchased quantity of wheat, succeeding In
securing no less than 600 tons to commence WITH
and In making contracts for further supplies at
what, in the present dearth Of that cereal in Eng
land, promises to be a remunerattve ngure. The
Ybeat wv pe summed digect lroR OSAKA 10 London.
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A MYSTERIOUS ARREST.

Carl Valentine, one OF the cabin passengers OF
the German steamer Hammonia, was arrested on
Saturday evening by detectives from Police Head
quarters upon the arrival Of that vessel at Quaran
tine II Is reported tnat MS name Is Muller, and
that he Is a fugitive from justice AZ VIENNA.
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SPECIAL NETTING OF THE W0RK1NGhEN'S
CENTRAL COUNCIL

The workingmen's Central Council VIII hoid
special meeting this evening, at Masonic HAIL. 10
consider the proposed parade tomorrow morn
Ing and take prompt action In relation theseses
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aforesaid. so much for the races which, with the
aid OF the murder OF girl by her brother occupied
the attention Of this people tor the first three days.
CHRISTMAS GAABOLs AND CANDLES.
The whirl OF excitement on the race course had
scarcely subsidized when Christmas Eve arrived.
needless Of all restrictions, abandons himself to
Wild excessive pleasure. 'Buckran may invade
the and heap up his carriage with
ceremony, buy his suit OF yellow ana green, his
gaudy trappings for head or feet, and vaunt them
lish and Irish planters rush to town and swell the
multitude, until one becomes perfectly aston.shed
w sc pSGa oaebes ss
excessively hot but not too hot for the merry
makers and purchasers All day long the narrow,
dominating over the white. The clouds OF dust
offered no impeachment to the Jamaicans. Evening
and with snSn scenes Of oOistsr9us re-
believe must be peculiar to the town. Tin
whistles shrieked, penny dolls with musical
barked and yelped, the bus boys rushed nither and
thither heller skclter until one felt confused by the
contradictory hubbub and confusion. Nearly every
as this was dark night It was no small boon TO
strangers. The boon will be all the more appre-
cable when state that this city, the capital OF
rich colony, the headquarters Tor 100000 souls, Is
not lighted at night. Even the luxury OF an Oil
lamp at the corners of the streets is denied the
people. The idea Of gas would be preposterous;
put OIL ls apparently scarce as golden eggs that
tue wretched streets, each with stream Of dirty
the science OF drainage has not yet been recog-
nlzed-and the absence OF sidewalks, are as q rule,
almost dangerous to venture into. Ii you AVOID
collision with the dusky forms that wander about
aground BY the public driver" Of whom u have
previously made mention. 1 scarcely know which
alarms the average stranger most, the inimitabIe
jargon OF the dark woman as she accosts YOU IN
passing, or the vile basphemy OF Sambo behind
the horses tail.
THE PARISH LANTERN,
rs the moon Is termed by the CreOles at least les
sens the dangers OF night during portion of eacn
month; put you WILL OF course, understand that
the municipal authorities have no hand in that
From my hotel (Heaven save the mark y walked
along Water lane In company with a gentleman
who had kindly Offered to initiate me into the mys-
teries OF gambols aud CANDLES. The first place
we entered was type OF q first class establish
ment, as the musical composers say with varia-
lions. The ground floor, intended to accommodate
about 90 persons, now contained about 900, and
such crowd It was This seemed to be a place for
reconciliation the renewing OF social relations
Above, around, on all sides, appeared the good
things Of this life. German sausages in tin foil,
two Ieet in length, with hams and garlic depended
from the beams OF OF the ceiling, while the shelves
were loaded witty bottles Of wiaes aud Liquors Of a
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct Il, 1874
Cost 'S sses & s soet aSs 1885, exports
Cotton, demand good mlddling Age Net receipts
Ss oas sysnSSs E1gp sta Q erss Britain ABA
Cotton quiet ana steady; rniadlnS, 4ssc !; low mid
bales Exports coaswise, 6Ss Sales, 800 stock low.
80. sAyASsAH, Oct n, 1874
oep Snes
sS6 The Continent $685. coastwise, 249s Sales i,1ss
CHARLESTON, Oct. H. 1874
sa SSt;0 gross ,sn @fSsas soss s0ssR!
WILMINGTON. N. c.. Oct u, 1871. 4
a g "r oraae al Steady a ~
u 60 for hard $ 60 for yellow dip ami 81 60 tor virgin
- 800 BurrALo. Oct 4, 1874.
do: $3.50 a.; barley: $500 DO; Canal ship.
SsS DO Rs ,ssSssTssI%Ssa nse9 SSsAsIs s S,
s so ssn' s ssssss asass .1sa
s. ssRsls smesT st e xss
Thess MN NJ sr.sf1 g. cScsso Ss
!e rDt 81 Oats nssscss4 Western held . 81
8 x:!s:S 8 s:sSs.
gA CHICAGO, Oct IA. 1874
and mqoy aufss a. CD
lower; NJ. mixed Pike spot; 7szse. October, Nc,
opened firm BY. closed dull and lover No for
No: Sc. So Barley daii and anchsnged; ~;
a. $40 10, spot; ST. 271, seller all the year. Lard
changed and duh At DC spot; la; all the veal;
middles losc. Wniskey lower at ST. Irsigh!s aSet
felo, &C. on the open Board this AFTERNOON wheat
at 74c, October 701ac. November. Oats i73Ss spot.
Recepts-essSS bbs hour 49, go bushels wheat loo
Shpments-sOO0 bbs four, 10000 bushels wheat, 7UO0j
40. corn, l2ODo do 1000 do. and 10 600 barley
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02k Petroleum Centre, 95c 81 Tdioute Toe IKE
Rouse vile 0c Parkers. United. Tie 7sAc. Imnedi-

aoa'ssy,,s g sc PsrAsrs United re 7sc Imnsd
Paovisoss. 2lo Dbls. beet, 50 pack.
pork the market was again lower and the demand
a amy d. eG de 81 se pS r. ~ 70
prices o sas gsas with Il ong
quoted q, rd me NE per III y boxes sold az lye
eo$pss small jssess ea1sss as Prizes sissay
n s s.s s SiD 81 'hs dspSe
extra 90 do, ssoa SCI rof prime tiersss 81 SIS
city India mess Beet hams were quiet but prs -
srn nominal mesis@ihe aesna today eonnnea
ss but re 81 Ssrs not note
p LOO piekSssaL hams 2. 6is re b SO smoked
at ws" nese sss Of eS
ssn asI and T. Se abS sg sais
the on 0@ civ 4 lara wa. e esG S a
sold to the extent Of 100 terces at Isssc per ID.
sn hs e saoa rfa esa a W e sss e
~ hq snd q ~ p hhss
; ;sa$ard Ior ,s$ s l
caba-Rshnlng. Inleror common. be s'se; DO,
grocery S seGo primer Il Ssia u CHOICE S
%Sasss h hhds and and boxes sSsss Ss y =
melado, &c t. clayei boxes Dutch standard, Nos
$ &C. rs 6e Ss Is y &C. 81 t. . e Is
le white White lH,c' We Porto kico.Redpng eem
s4c Brazil-Dalch standard Nos to II, &c. a SIC.
Java-Dutch standard Nos 10 to r. sc. 95c Manila
superior and extra SUPER ior, re SIC
RIcE-A moderate distributing business in pro-
eress ut steady prices The sales include ~ terces
Caroline a. 7c 5s4c per h., and 7s bag. Of Ransoon
STRARNE was firm with further sales Of 10000 lbs OF
prime city at l5l4c. per ID.
TALLOw quiet and steady. We heard Of sales Of
IS hhds Of prime city At and 60oJ lbs Of out OF
town stock at sac. a 8 - l6c. per Id.
WHIsKBY.-Receipts GIG bbls The demand to-day has
been moderate with the market ruling steady. Sales
N Al
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easier.FlOur Oull-Wheat Firm
for Spring-COrn LOwer-Oats Dull and
Easy-Pork Lower-L&rd Dull and
Easier-Groceries Quiet but Firm
Freights Quiet-Petroleum Firmer-
Naval Stores Firm-Whisl<ey Steady.
WEDNESDAY. Oct 14-6 PM
The merchandise markets were irregular ana
generally dull though there were some note
worthy exceptions. Flour was quiet but steady,
Wheat was inactive, but prime spring was held
firm; shippers limits were too low to admit OF
business. Winter wheat was unsettled and lower.
corn was in fair request for speculation, but there
was no export demand save at decidedly lower
prices than those current, which showed q marked
decline from yesterdays quotations. Oats were
dull. Wniskey was steady. Pork was dull
ana lower, but still nominal. Lard was easter
and nominal. Cotton In moderate demand, but
easier. Groceries generally speaking. quiet, but
without change being firmly held Freights were quiet
with rates for berth accommodation firm. Petroleum
ruled frmer under light offerings and better demand
Naval stores were quiet, but Arm.
CoFrEE.-rhe market for Rio quiet but drm We
note q sale OF 642 bags Isabella, on private
terms, and at Baltimore 5000 bags ex Miniora, on
private terms. Mild coffee was In high request
in jobbing way and the market firm. We
quote Rio ordinary cargoes l6Ac. l5Hc.: fair
do, TIC IKE; good do, IS1c IS2<c prime do,
20c 20,4c.; extreme tange for lots, l5kc>a Okc.;
Java, government bags &c &c.; do grass mats 22c
o &c; Ceyion. lie. a l9Ac. Maracaibo, l6c &c.,.
Laguayra, i71sc l9c.; Jamaica, Ice q ISc. St Do
Ice 1870. Mexican, &c., &c.: Angostura l7c. &c.,
Sayanilla, l6c &c.,; Curacoa 1916 l7c gold, 60 and
CoTros-The demand for spot cotton was fair but at
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