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The New York herald., 1874-09-20

rOreI2n fONSs
BARAcoA, Sept i0-In port schrs dwd A De Hart and
Henry Middleton for New lork, lg.
DKMsRARA, sept lin port higs MathiIde Irmas
fPor TOR Baltimore same day Esern star. Foster for
New York.
GENOA, Sept Sin port ship Akathor tNor) strom
for Boston barks John Zittosen wilkinson, for Palermo
and New York Delfno QtaD, BriAeti for New Orleans
Lusa Bruno (ltaD, Russo, TOR NewYork.
sailed 3D. bark Monitor, Eaton New York via Leg
horn.
kerr Leghorn land sailed 3st lew York; 27th brigs
Giuseppe taD, Bartolomeo New lork and cleared 29h
Syra) sept bark Rowing Sa,or, Bryant, Leqhorn
Boston (and proceeded schr Js l. 9 Adams Sam
In port Sept brig Mary Trink yer, from New YORK.
arrived Aug n, dsg.
HUMAcoA, sept 4-In port brisJentaur, Stanley, for
HALirAx Sept ls-Arriveu ste msbip Prussan DID,
Dutton, Liverpool Ito sail PM 18th or Quebec
;o May n S os s'fNa'hP Nsy ors sSs @
Flora Goodale, Goodae, from NevOreans and vigo.
PALMA MaJoreal sept l6-ArnVd previous, bark No
PoRr HAsrINos Sept l6-Passed rig Convert (oi New
York;. from Calais for Pictou.
ST JoHN PR ept6-Tn port, brie Manrilla Br) Burns
from New York, disg; liza, Walls from Glace Bay ar
rived % scbrs Portland tBr frn New York, ldg mo
lasses and to sail about 9Th Mary ielen from New York
for Ponce to sail 5th
New YORK schr I Isi 3 Beard Or. ewis, DO ~
fPrR STEAMSHIP losKr-1
ALGIERs Sept 1-Arrived, Cnfto Snow, New York.
Boston Criterion, Lull, Manila fr New York. -
ALEXANDRIA, Aug B-Arrived Canada, Wood new
York. 60
sailed from Flushing Roads 80 Heveta, Nielsen new
York. Kong Carl. Beck. do, Hate N. Eaton Montreal
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SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
edmer. Sails. Destination

rs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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MISC ELLANEOUS.

HOME AS A PREsENT-TBN NEAT TWO STORY
~ Dwellings now nearly completely are to be dis
rbuted at meeting g. the lot % I h r. Garden
nue. on Chrisnas Eve, 1874 NO extra cnarRe. You pay
but S5 monthly your $50 lot and have your chance
plee Dwelling and the Lot It nqw stands on Come and
see them Free daily at A. NJ from store,
SSS Third avenue, and special train on Sundays at II
O'Clock Long Island Railroad Depot at Hunters
HiTCHCOCK's Real Estate Headquarters, 355 Third
avenue corner of Twenty sixth street.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept l9-sailed, steamship c Func h (Belg
Knudsen New York.
DEAL sept1s-Arrived, bark Kingdom Of Fife tBr), IT.
vine, New York; brig Mohawk Er), Murphy do ior Lon
don.
GLASGOW, Sept ls-saied, bark Mary Campbell Br
Amero, Halifax.
HULL Sept ls-saied, bark Lei Ertksen (Nor. Mathie
sen, United States
LIVERPOOL, Sept l8-Arrived, ship Roodee tBr) Chris
tian, Bangor, Me; barks Herbert (Br, HILL Galveston
Nina (Aus Ivancich, Bangor Ne; 10Th, ship British
Navy (BD, Kendall New York; barks sirene dtaD
Cichero do; rage tFr), Lebanangr. San Francisco
southard, Carter, Bangor, Me-
Sailed 18th, ships Edward oBren, smalley united
Staes scioto Mitchell do; bark Avance Nor, Thros
tensen, do Vanguard, Mitchell, d.
LONDON, Sept l9-Arrived, steamship August Andrea
(Bela), Greve. New York.
Sailed 18th, ship John Baker ewell, United States
MALAaA-sailed, brig Mary N williams (Br Hanna
United States.
QUEENSTOWN Sept 1s-Arrlveo, ,arks Matilda Hilyard
(Br Lovett Montreal; 10Th, Nero Qtal, Bozzano New
York.
Also arrived 10th, steamship Minnesota (Br). Jones'
New York for Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept l9-Arrived, steamship Oder Ger
Otercndorp. New York for Bremei Cand proceeded).
Arrived at port in England Set 49, ship Storm King
Boyd, Bath and Wiscasset Me.
LONDON, sept l9-The steamship Kenllworh tBr) fir ON
Philadelphia for Liverpool. collied in the Mersey with
the Dublin steamship Windsor. bth vessels were dam
aged
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
OF different States; legal erywhere no publicity:
no fees in advance; advice FREQ; Commissioner for
every state and Notary Public. FREDERICK I. KING.
Counsellor at Law. 363 Broadway
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIE.
n ferent States; legal everywhere; desertion, &C.,
divorce granted advice free
NJ HOUSE. Attorney 1874 Broadway
RTlvICIAt TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY,
"A wtnout pate clasps or 9ny extracons Teeth built
MOND removed to 80 West Twenty third street.
nR 8. CLAY TODD CURES CONSUMPTION AFTER
~ an ahscess has formed and part of the lung de-
stroyed Medicines sent TO any address; consultation
free. No. ll6 East Twelfth street. between Third aud
. quick curoa
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK Pm.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton IrregulAr-Flour Unchanged
Wheat and Corn Lower-Oats Firmer-
Pork Easier and Lard Lower-Conee
DulL-Sugar In Demand and Firm
Freights Quiet and Easy-Petroleu m
DUH and Unchanged-Naval Stores
Nominal-Whiskoy Steady.
THURSDAY, Feb. I2-6 p. M
The trade movement was moderate, as a general
thing, to-day. though there were some notable ex-
ceptions. At the Produce Exchange trade
was as general thing moderate. Flour
was dull but not essentially lower.
Wheat was dull and rather lower the market clos
ing with still downward tendency. Corn was
dull, but prices were lower. Oats were SHADE
nrmer, but not very active. Whiskey was firm at
the advance OF yesterday. Pork was rather easier,
but more active for forward delivery. Lard was
dull and easier. Freghts were quiet and easy.
The market for groceries was dull with the excep-
ton of sugar which met with o fair demand at full
prices. Cotton irregular for lots the spot and
slightly easier for forward delivery. Petroleum was
quiet and not essentially changed in value Naval stores
were neglected and nominal
COTTON the spot irregular. The revised QUOTA
tons annexed show an advance Of Nc per pound for
strictly good ordinary and low mddling and &c per
hound higher grades Ordinary freely offered
and without buyers the value of this grade continues
nominal Low midding at quotations, not readily
obainabe The market Tor future deliveries ruled quiet
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THE STOCK MARKET

THE STOCK MARKET
was not encouraging, although it closed with
slight improvement on the earlier prices Dulness
prevailed, and the principal business was confined
to transactions between brokers, who "swapped"
stocks and bid them up and down for the public
benefit. Except in the investment line there was
no market. save In one or two instances that
will be noted in the record OF prices hereafter.
Northwest common and preferred were again the
leaders, but the hands OF the operators were too
clearly shown to conceal their purposes. and trade
was consequently largely confined to themselves.
Quicksilver sold at "a, Western Union at II Tx
a76H a 76X, Pacific Mail at 43X . 43X q 43K a As
q 43,s, New York Central at los q I0.X a Io4x q
104I, Union Pacific at 35K S5x 34X a 35X,
Lake Shore at S2A S235 SIX, New Jersey Gen.
trail at 107K 1861 o i07k. Rock Island advanced
from 10S to 1881, declined to 108 and closed at
10SH. Northwest common. under strong specula-
IS, and closed at 5sX. The preferred sold at rex
a 75N o 76 st. Paul was steady at AK q AN. The
preferred closed at 732l. Wabash moved from 53H
down to 52h, closing at SIX. c., U. and L O. MAIN
taned Its hrmness and sold promptly from 3lX TO
SO, dropped to 31h, but closed at 32K. Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western ranged from ll1H TO
11Ox. Ohio and Mississippi sold at 34H 3315 "a.
Boston, Hartford and Erie dropped to *. At
lantic and Pacific preferred closed at 2ok. Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph sold at Six a 80 Blk.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices OF the day.
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THE BROOKLYN TAI OFFICE DEPALOA,
TIONS.

The experts who are engaged in going over tho
Tax once papers and records are bound to secrecy.
The fact that several old abstracts OF assessment
were missing from the Tax once was published In
the HERALD in August last though the truth OF tho
statement was denied At the time by the ex-
Deputy Collector Gill. 1t Is believed that the alb
stracts in question, which were confirmed PRIOR to
1885, would show about 1000 collected by former
street Commissioners and never paid into the
City Treasury. m 1850 the Common Council au-
thorized Mr.. Jonn ID. Lawrence, who was then
Street Commissioner, to collect and sell
certain assessments allowing him "a COM
pensation OF three per. cent he made
abstracts OF them and collected what
money he could. OF those abstracts copies con-
tanning the unpaid assessments were made. The
last copies were made in 1895. These latter were
made up in book shape, and used by ex-Street
Commissioner Fnrey, while the Lavrenoe copies
which are missing. The tax bina Of the Union
Ferry Company, from which the tax rolls sho wed
default to the extent OF $500 had been deducted,
have Deen found. The bills show that the DEFAULT
and interest were paid BY the Ferry Company,
therefore the money must have been pocketed by
| somebody in the Tax once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
THE AMENDED BANKRUPT LAW.
NEW YORK, Feb. IL, 1874

NEW YORK, Feb. IL, 1874
To THE EplroR OF THE HERALD
As usual, the HERALD is the first OF all met
ropolltan journals to lay before the public tho
topics OF the day, as shown in devottng TWO col
umns to the Bankrupt law as amended by the Sen.
ate on the 10th inst, for which 1t deserves special
credit as Q law OF this kind Affects everybody,
especially so the commerce OF the United States.
BY virtue OF my experience as . merchant ]
believe l am correct In saying that the law -
amended is the most inequitable that could be
enacted, as 1t places the creditor entirely ct tho
mercy OF the debtor. Having been interested in
great many bankruptcy cases In late years. have
discovered that in cases OF involuntary or compul
sorry bankruptcy the debtor Is almost in every In
stance largely indebted to his own family-as ni9
mother in-law, uncle, father and cousips-and i
venture to say that In fifteen cases out OF twenty
such Indebtedness Ii iase and set up for the pur-
pose OF giving the DEBTOR the benefit OF any pro
rata share his assets realize.
Section SO, as amended, reads that 1t shall re-
quire one.fourth IN number and one-thlrd In value
into Involuntary bankruptcy.
Now, l am wen aware, by experience. to what
INSCRIPTIONS men win resort In order TO defraud
their creditors, and Is there any thing In this law
to prevent any debtor from setting up nc
tluous and false Indebtedness held by his own
family or friends so to enectuany prevent all le-
Ultimate creditors, combined to obtain above pro-
portion either In number or value without .s, wnicn
concerned. Further, section 43 now provides that
majority in number and tfree-lourths in value OF
all the creditors OF any person may call q meeting
Tor the purpose OF "composition," and that their
conclusions shall be binding upon all non-partici-
Mating creditors To show very plainly how Q
debtor can take advantage Of his creditors, VIII
suppose case where person owes legitlmatey
$40 OOO BY increasing his indebtedness nctti0usly
to $si, 600 the real creditors could never obtain
the one-thrd IN value to force him into bank
ruptcy, and should the fictitious creditors desire
TO do so tney have very nearly the tnree-lourths
in value to make any compromise they choose,
which the real creditor has 10 accept and release
the debtor entirely. OF course the courts are, 90
usual. vested with discretionary powers; but We
business men know that judges are not generally
acquainted with the transactions and vicssitudes
OF mercantile life, and, though they might mean
well, cannot AFFORD us any relief nor insure equity
In such cases.
l. therefore. hope that you will draw the atten-
ttOn of some members OF Congress to the ueiecsS
mentioned, besides Others TO which cannot REFER
to-day, so as to remedy them before II passes tno
House and becomes . law with the signature o.
the President
equitable ana lmpractcaoe, and must certainly
NV ~ MERCHANT.
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1,s
For future delivery basis low mlddng) the sales have
been as tolows:-Last evening after three O'clock
March. 100 ut Is l332c $40 at 10 7i6c April, at
l6 lS2c june 100 at tic. July, 100 at IL il32c. Total
1870 bales. To-day up to three P. M-February loo at
l5ic 100 at Is Sc March, 100 at l5 100 at Is 1920
700 10 7l6c., 800 at 100 at is 7l6c loo at
6lss2c April 100 AZ &c., 200 at Is lsc 100 At ID 800,
i,% s %, M /, IT,: MAY; go q
Is i5-i6c. Total 9i00 bales Grand total l600 bales
Rates cotton were quoted as fellowship Havre-
BY steam, lc. by sail, lie. To Hamburg-By am, lc
To BremenBy steam lc- by sail, Xc; To liverpool
BY steam, I'D. t6d bv sail, I'd The receipts the
various pSru were - Ga aem bs6es New Or.
1855; Wilmington. n7 Norfolk. lssS; Baltimore VS.;
New York, 1895 Boston,. 81; Philadelphia 100 Total
1850 Th day last week, 1928 This day last year.
Corrxx-fhe market remained inactive, but prices
were not quotably changed, although favorinR the
buyer. The total stock OF coffee, other than Rio and
santos embrsces IA @ bass and rs 49, bags Of Javaa
aa1zc. far do, 2syc. 2ssc good do, 26ac sslc.
prime do, &c. q NXc. extreme range for lots &c
IKE gold per h.. 60 and 80 days credit Java, gov
26c &c. Maracabo &c. 28c. Laguayra, 20. 2sc.
Jamaica, 24c Csc; ST. Domingo sc 24c Porto Rico
26c. &C. Costa RIGA, Nc.a &c. Mexican, 2bc. 26c.
savania, 23c Doc Curacao &c. 26c, gold, 60 and
Flour AND Observation-Disclosures NU30 bbls wheat
bushels; corn 80 300 do meal 900 bbls. oats
lI4OO bushels barley loo 90; rye $500 do The flour
market dull but prices without decided change
The sales last report about H. 400 bbls includ
ing kinds at prices within the range of the suboned
Corn meal was quiet at unchanged prices $50
n. "A 4 n fnrH wi VIZ
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grain at I0 boxes bacon at u.s. $50 bales OF
SAIL 80 s s e. at
q bacon. 6y steam st sos TO BsIsiol 6y steam. ssl
q ' Ssis 's ta iH~ y a e. Rs'fs'.
Sa ara 4as a
hence e S1, oSn sse port. @ quarters gran At IS
United x1xao% IBIS refined
and enc sratsuity : German barE from rniladelpha .
fsns g. q % Ss
% psudns informed that
:s1i 6 Ss .ss oos % sSsa
~ ebs 9, New or o q. from &C. zoe
d. crop 10. soe Cub. eiaysd old crop s,c
crop sp &C. o. a ns~ % e9sS fssn
re s'G 'o5ss MS 49, &C 5 snts .'- nss
se Daf 'sSss g" ShS o
Islands OF New Orleans the supply Is said to iaO
as%s ne s5t s
d at e Se co 5Sn at as
Without nd6s sassr St4 quote 1nslf
o but o to as e IN
and pitch were duh and nominay unchanged.
nominal In the absence OF reported transactions we
%anh noG rnds o @ n Gr spot or
for saan Ss Of mSn Late SestsSday sales were made
nounaiiy at SIC, The hiiadelpha market was inac.
inS eq N Ss Ina @
ls l"s 0Pts Dbl. beef a pack
ages; cut meats. 1874 do lard SH bbs. and hercea
The market for mess pork showed some Improvement
s 3: So By; nt s &c
SIS SIX SO and $50 bbIs Tor May At SIG SlS oe Bacon
sse S snS is soxss Of cns al
Dressed sS aoss were Qyst and sy suo's s
Beef continued quiet and prices not materially.
changed We heard Of sales lots footing up 30 pack
ss s seeon x 6s lis 81 o
bbls., 81 $21 Tor prime terces, S25 $26
India do and S2s SO $50 extra India mess Beef
souers for
Cut were steady in value and in request
We of QUO picked shoulders private terms
Medium s0s aSsrase at c Ike aR R'A1e 1850 q lbs
Of picked bellies part light and heavy averages.
ale request OF Western the sales 500 hercos
February, at 9c 5l6c 2o00 uerces tor March, as
9bl6c 91sc 100 erces, tor April, at 913c, and 500
terces tor May, at 9c City lard continued quiet and
we have only to note sales of 81 terces 9c
Other articles in the provision line essentially
Kics-The market continued quiet but firm Jobbing
lots the amount OF ~ uerces OF Carolina placed
at from sc. Sc small lots OF Patns at 71c 7c and
ITO bags OF R9ngOon ~ from 15sc. nc
sUGAR--The demand tor raw continued fair, but the
market somewhat unsettled but fair good refining
quoted steady al from 72lc to sac. We note OF
60 hhds OF Martinique at Sc She III hhds OF
vadO &c.. lH boxes OF centrifugal at SIC and TO- 97
bags of Manila at 7sSc Refined was only moderate
request and quoted as follows -YeloWs, SC. a s{c.
i6ssc GU ioaf IlsSc Messrs Wait Creighton Mcrri
son. In their circular OF this date sum up as follows
stock (ascertaned by actual
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opened at 1121<, and retained much of its strength
murng the greater part OF the day, but the market
MAS severely pounded toward the close, and we
have the result in close at ll2H. The temper Of
The operators II strongly favorable to higher
prices and 1t bases itself on the symptoms thrown
out by Congress. More greenbacks means higher
gold. Every legal tender possesses speculative
value measured by the Wall street standard, and
she market evidently waits on the changes re-
ported from Washington. The rates paid for carry
hnn A q nor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
MEMORANDA

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern second
mortgage bonds, In amount $25,OoO,o OO due De-
cember 1, 1908, interest per cent payable LIST
OF June and December in New York, have been
placed on the regular list OF the Stock Exchange
to be called as the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern consolidated second mortgage bonds. With
these bonds the authorized bonded debt Of the
company is $4,000, 600.
The consolidated first mortgage seven per cent
gold bonds of the Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western Railroad, to the amount of 81. 0OO oO0 and
the second mortgage of eight per cent currency to
the amount Of 81, 100000. have been added to the
Stree list"
To the Stock Exchange list has been added the
new bonds Of the New YORK Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company. amounting to $40, ooO, 900
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK ExCHANeE
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Feb H. 1874,
dns ise nrR a mae
SsHilssn' A''' '''''"''', .asa Sales 7 Stock
ding .c or sPod ordinary lsfc ESrdnary dOc Net
unsnt L430; coastwse. 7s0 sales, 4OO last evening,
SOG Stock, 3EA4lo
Cotton quiet; unchanged; middLng lS1sc Net re-
GEMS 80 baeA Exports c0a''wi's' 's' sales -ooa
o'0s'' '''' SAVANNAH Feb. H. 1884,
ESp@ss aosstwiss ST. sales Las Stock ssSs OAs~
CHARLxsT0N. Feb. IL. 1874
haSs goa S1sss sss sss.
'''"A osw.eo, Feb IL lsA
double quiet s sale. Of two gar: No
81 8 Corn steady sales asSS Bushels &C. oas:
Solted per ewt Milliesd unchsnssd: shorts s2 So;
Rssa .: ana Boston, tom
6Oc. :; % New York. Soc; to Albany. &c.
nese.prlour 1890 Dbl. S %hest sss Sa ,
sSSao s dS GAY. saas "a
s Suss. snb sssGsad 'Gsssp S
% ss Mo
ga "a he'd 3D.. At T% held ins
S sssaaS ;asi $as'srn
q Ss25; Western, 81 90 q S. Rye nominal at 81 0a
Dressed hogs, 7}sc. &c. Other articles unchanged
TOLEDO Feb. H. 1874
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED Wheat dull and lower at
81 IS for No. white Wabash Michigan. 81 So Corn
dull aad lower at sslc for high mixed Michigan, esc
no grade 6oc Oats dull and declining 49sc. No
/; zlc TOR No. 2. Glover seed sold at So 10 So So
Dressed hogs dull at Sc u.s. Recepts-lLOOO bushels
wheat 26OO0 do corn and 1000 do. oats. shipments
8U0O bushels wheat 5000 do, corn and 5000 do oats
CHICAGO, Feb. IL, 1874
Flour dull and dropping; shippers out Of the market
Tor No 2do. cash; 81 2o March, 81 TX April; No.
fair demand at Sc, for No: mixed cash SsSc. March,
621ac. bid, May; new No. Mixed Sc. Bic; rejected
old 53e. 5xc new, 4Sc Oats steady at 42ssc for No.
Sspot 4sc March: rejected. ssYc Rye steady at Sc
Ssc for No Barley dun and lower at 81 70 for No
spring 81 s.. a.N IS for No 8 DO Pork dun
Lard in fair demand and lower at s. Is cash, SIS SO
March, 80 April Bulk meats quiet and weak
for short clear middies loose spot: short rib middcs
April TIC. Dressed hogs dull and lower at s. 70 SO 30
whisky firm q! ssc Recepts-s oo bbls nour lOs 600
rye and 1900 do. barley shpments-s.6O0 bbis -four
1000 bnshes wheat sOOo do 1000 do. oats and
q do harlq
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Totals. .......... .......
Sales since February /. .....,
Stock this day, February IL,

Comparing with stock Feb
ruary ID, 1873. ..............
Comparing with stock Feb
ruary 10, 1872. ..............
Comparing with stock Feb
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Susquehanna seconds at osK, Union Pacinc lrsts
at s6k; do. tens, "a; Hannibal and St. Joseph con-
vertlble at IS, Lake Shore consolidated coupon
bonds at 9sx Michigan Central sevens at ok, G..
@. and l. O. second mortgage at g. Boston, Hart
ford ana Erie at 81. Central Pacific gold bonds at
oex, Canada Southern nrsts at 70. The following
are the bids az amended at the CALI
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stock (ascertained by actua
count, including specula
tom February l, 1874. 80.
Receipts since February l....
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The wheat market was DUR and prices were about 1c.
lower The sales about 90 600 bushels 81 81 "a
for inferior to common No 2Ghcaeo and ungraded 81 50
for GOOD do ii 81 for No. Nebraska and No MiIwau-
kec; 81 IS for No. Milwaukee, deliverable FIRST i've
days In March 81 81 81 g. for No. 1. Winter
wheat quiet Corn dull but without decided
change The sale; about 900 bushels 7sc sc
Included IN the sales are 1900 bushels of Western
mixed for May Oats were the turn dearer and in
fair demand at the improvement The sales foot up
about 5Svoo bushels at 6c ssc for mixed &C ss.fc
reported at &c. Barley and rye continued quiet but
were held with confidence at full former prices
In rates either regards berth room or tonnage for
chartering, and have little to report The
gaaemens vera ia liverpool By steam. 5000 bushels
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EUROPEAN NARKET2

LoNpoH PRODUCE MARKxL LONDON, Feb l2-Evening.-
Linseed OIL f29 03s ESQ 03s per tun Spirits turpen
tine, 34s I'd. . 35s. per cwt
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1887 1883 205,727 256
l.922 6,953 213i6 -
- -
1889 1876 2l6 043 256
i0,72i S,3Js 73,E7 232
- - $50
s,5ss 9,6l3 1886 "a
1887 29.343 $3.50 1858
1854 2l,272 1856 29s

ruary ID 1871. 26545 81 $50 3tSO87 1854
I'VE quote :-Cuba-Reiniug, inferior to common, 7c a
SIC: grocery isll to good SIC prime to choice,
Sc &C.. moiasses, hhds and boxes 61so 7s4c me
lado, 20. a6c Claysd-poxes Duch standard, nos to
as9Sc do, ls TO Is 9c l0,sc do 10 to 20 lO,sc.
lOssc white, g3<c aIo'4c Porto Rico Refining, com
70 BrazIl.Duich standard, Nos to Y. 7c; SIC.
Superior and extra superior. &c. re.
SrSAgINE continued quiet The sales were unlmport-
ant and prices nomlnally unchanged.
THLow quiet but steady. Lots to the amount OF
1900 lbs were placed at from 7sc. to TIC tor good to
chSice.
THIskxY.-Receipts, 9lS bbls. The market was mod
ertely acve and steady, with sales reported bb
.Ua