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lssteamer Albemarc, Gibbs. Lewes. DEL win mdss
and passengers tn the Old Dominion Steamship Co. .
frg Maruniquaise orr, Maugerc. 1T PIERRE Mart, IL
days with sugar to ID Trowbridge a Sons.
GU days with irut 10 Barring Bros Co; vessel 10 Heney
Parker. Passed Gibraltar Feb 81 took the middle
snge and had heavy " and NV gales; lost and split
sais March r. lat 3d. lon u 40 spoke brig Atlas, nom
Palermo for philadelphia 81 days out
Schr Elizabeth NJ Huehler Of Philadelphia Maloy,
Caibnrien days With and molasses To CONNER
cial Warehouse Co; vessel To master March 10 mad
heavy gale veerng to SW lost deckoad OF os hhds OF
moasses
sehr Geo Hallock. sharrott Richmond.
Oyerton a Hawkins.
schr Harris Kirk. Cavulicr Virginia.
schr } q Wright Scu Virginia.
Schr Gertrude Summers VIRGINIA.
>chr w II Kennel. Soper, Baltimore.
schr Royal Arch, Megathlin, Baltimore.
scnr c Lyons. Jeiries, baltimore.
schr Nreeland, Nancef. Baltimore.
Schr Helen Hasbrouck. Bennett, Baltimore.
Schr Susan, scranton Baltimore.
Schr Robinson, NAPLES. Philadelphia for Provl-
dence.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Gaiatea, Walden. Providence tor New York
with mdse and passengers
Schr Sarah Smith, Griffin, Grand Menan tor New
York. Is DAYS with fish to JED Frye Co.
Schr Electric Flash Vincent Gloucester for New York.
schr Ellen orrison. Dodge, Providence for New
YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glaucus. Bcarse New York tor Boston
schr Samuel Godwin Waterbury, New York tor
Stamford.
Ms. = "A'' Duo" '"'' 'e'' We" '''A ''' 'A''"0u'A
Schr Light Boat Wood. Aoboken 10: Rockland
Schr Vaughan Parker. Hoboks7 for Boston.
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PORT DEPOSIT AGAIN ENDANGERED.

PORT DEPOSIT, Md, March Is. 1875.
The river is rising rapidly here tonight and
some anxiety is feit. Grea: quantities OF back
ice are coming down, and n 1t gorges below 10 VIII
occasion trouble here.
9:20 +. NJ. -lne river Is stu rising and immense
quantities. OF ics and some timber are passing
Gown. Tue railroad IL covered IN some places.
IL r. M.-Tne river has been rising rapidly all
tins evening. The depot IL now almost sur.
rounded ana the Telegraph once may have to De
abandoned durlug the night.
The river Ia fuIl OF floating ice, running at the
rate oil twenty milcs an hour. Should o gorge
struction here.
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PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
SAILED.

Rio Janeiro; city OF New York. Havana: Leo Fernan
dina and Port Royal kichmond Baltimore Albemarlc,
Ger do: Edith Warren CBr,. Liverpool; barks Juan
9sr Sris yni Lansen Scr 1aa Rf
Sanander: Racket. Curacoa Amor. Brsmen Farewell
j acmel and Montego Bay; Mary Fisk Corunna and
Cadz; La Cayenne Ssr. st l1erre; Magenta. Sagua 10
mas; = Rich CaibarieE schrs Marcia REYNOLDS Porto
CaDello and Laguayra; A Whitney, Cardenas; Her
bert Oliver (Br) st Thomas; Highfyer (Br st Johns
NF: Kate Wentworth, st Thomas; Nellie shaw, Kings
ton, ia; Rebecca Evans, BaracDa.
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared at san Francisco March H. bark Illinois, Fra.
ser, OF NIB. TO cruise.
a caole despatch received in New London from Per.
nampuco reports the FRANKLIN at that place with
lS0J skins and no bbls OIL. All we'll
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
THIRp DISTRICT TonPEIssvL.E NY March ia. 1875
The ghiship stationed at stratiori Shoai broke from
her moorngs the 2th inst. she will be returned
her station the ice VIII permit
The buoy which Is also gone, will be replaced proba
bly, within "a hours
STEPHEN d TRENCHATD. Commodore USN,
Lighthouse Lrspector. Third District.
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SPOKEN.

Brig Queen Of the West tBr from Ciennegos for Bos.
ton. ana brig Empress Orr, West Indies Qarter
dered 10 Halifax March II 10y session pilot boat.
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THE HUDSON FALLING.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 18, 1876.
A change in the temperature here has stopped
the now OF water into the river, and the food in
the latter has fallen about twenty inches.
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CONDITION OF THE STREAMS NEAR PHLADE1-
PHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March Is. 1875.
The Delaware opposite this city IS clear OF noat.
ing ice.
The Schuylkl is now quite free from Ice, except
at PETERS Island and at a few points above that
island along the banks The river has risen con-
siderably by the sudden innux OF waters from the
nils and minor streams caused by the ram and
melting snow, and AT Manayunk fears we've enter
taned That the food might cause another suspen-
sion OF business. All danger OF THIS, however, IS
believed TO have passed. Yesterday afternoon
some large cakes OF Ice which had been detached
from the gorge at PhpniXvle came down, but
were SO rotten as to break easily as soOn as they
encountered any obstacle
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ARRIVALS.

RkPoRTEp NJ TaH HERALD STEAM YACHTS Axp
H1hALp wUrrxsT0xR rfLs0HApn LINZ
ia sIoop- oi.waL Powha,an, Jswatt, fssu tie Msdi.
tsffansan, via 81 THOMAS March ]. . -...
s. ga si esss H ~ " win
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a TELEGRAPH OPERATOR DROWNED OUT.

Tne telegraph operator at Port Deposit LETT
his once IN BOAT at midnight. since then
nothlna JAS oeen heard from him, No further In.
tellgence has been received from Hayre dc ora ca
tsiegrapnic communication being interrupted.
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THE DELAWARE VALLEY
TIE PATHWAY OF THE DEUCE As IT ApprAna
AFTER THE CALAMITY.

PORT JERvIs n. r., March Is, 1878.
while II IL impossible to get anything ike cor.
rect estimate OF tue individual losses oy the GOOD
OF yesterday, tour through the Inundated dis.
trict ana On inspection OF the lnaamsraDie nousss
thss w n Ne midst Of soS Of broksn Ice WIZ 81
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THE SITUATION AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THnRATENED WITH DzsrRucT1oS--A CEMETERY
TORN Up By THE WATERS.

WLKEsBARRR. Pa, March Is, 1878.
The river mas been falling slowly this alter.
noon. and 10 now nearly two feet lower than
On Wednesday morning. There IL NO cnange 10
the ice In the main channel, and 1t IL generally
bsieved that itrescnes TO the bottom OF the
river. For some distance ABOVE the Island gorge
below the city ana from that point to Plain
viils, . distance OF I've miles. the zoe 10 jammsd
up In SOLID mass several persons walked
across the stream on IL. A. ttD place
zoe Depot Of the Lsalsh vsilsy Rail-
reed aaa aDoss twsav awsaiAS housss
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FORCE OF THE WATER AT COLUMBIA.

COLUMBIA, Pa, March Is, 1875.
The ice in the river commenced running here at
half past two this afternoon and is Still! running
past In one continuous mass at this hour. eight p.
NJ. IL carried away the winding bridge OF the
Tidewater lanai Company at Wrlghtsville, and
moved one OF the piers OF the Columbia Bridge
twenty eight inches out OF Its place, rendering
bridge impassable for trains. The ice and water
have done considerable damage to the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad tracks west OF here, piling ice upon
them and rendering the passage OF trains impos-
poles, cutting or Geographic communicate with
points between Columbia and Harrisburg. Con-
siderable damage has Deen zone to tue Pennsyl-
wanna Canal Company's towing path. tearing IL
out, &c. Canal boats were washed on the tracks
oil the Pennsylvania Railroad ar Marietta ana re-
main there. The houses, furnaces &C., were all
inundated at Chickies. The only losses reported
are those OF parties VINO had rats carried on.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


"a B." HYATrs Double STRENGTH LIFE
"A. BALSAM has stood q ~ years public test AID
it, great ot rheumatism scrouia neu
ralga, old ucsrA govt as well as diseases arising fron
impurty OF blood. gained the. name OF Medical Won
der Price. III rs. Depot Ae Grand street Now FORK
Sent by express everywhere 10 Jper hall Dozen Solo
Nv Iuinut, Hegeman, Rushton anu druggists
A gsoLyrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent states loyal everywhere; desertion, &C.. .ur
fcient cause no publicity required no charge unu
divorce grained; advice !rce -
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, l94 Broadway
A BsOLUTg DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURT:
"A OF Inherent Sates No publicity. NO fees III advance
Notary and commissioner OF DEEDS for every state
FREDERICK l. KING, Uouusolloratiaw. 30 Broadway
(NouGH NO MokE:-usE DIR. TOBIAS PULMONIc
" LIFE SYRUP. II not the best IN tho world pay
sold by the druggista Depot " Para place.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. --fSPURrANT TO ISvA
~ iid. -For Nervous Debility and weakness trough
by tndscretons excesses or eyerwvrk OF the bsLa
end nervous system wfNCHEsTfNs 5pnCisE
rIkL tsste tor ever ~ years With tsefsot SUCCESS
Drogppt, radical ana pcrinxnsnt cuee sEND FJS .
clRCg LAh Pfasf u PSF boxj Az boxes g. nv N aiL
''s~Rs s "a a.. 5sss sss s. WI "a; ~ -
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Ofce

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND AYElL.
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TIE coNowINoo pgmoE THREATENED.

CoSowIYGo, Nd, March ls-s P. N.
Tie river has risen ten feet 10 the last TWO
hours. The bridge here will doubtless GO
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View Of the Ruin Wrought Along
Their Banks.
Immense GOrgeS Still Existing at Va
riOuS Points.
SCENES ON THE SUSQUEHANNA

Greater Floods Apprehended
Ere the Ice DissOlVes.
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CONDITION OF THE RIVER AT HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG. Pa, March le, 1875.
The susquehsnna River rose Jour feet in twenty
minutes here this morning, and attained a depth
OF sixteen ieet above low water, when it rapidly
receded. The Pennsylvania Railroad, between
this city and High Spire was covered with ice
and water, trees, &C.. for distance Of three
or four miles. The distractions have been
removed; but between BainsDr idge. eign-
teen miles east OF Harrisburg, ana
Columbia, Tor a dist ance or nine miles the track
OF the Columbia Division OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad is covered with water from four 10 fteen
feet deep.
Four or five houses and o number OF stables,
with nine canal boats, have been swept across the
track.
the force OF the mood dislodRed an island oppo.
stte tnis city and carried II down the stream.
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THE DANGER PASSING NEAR HARRISBURG.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March l. 1875.

HARRISBURG. Pa, March l, 1875
TIE ice is passing down quietly and the water
has fallen eighteen inches. No danger Is appre-
hended In this vicinity. The ice gorge at watson
town has caused heavy rise in the Susquehanna,
and the water is WITHIN Jour iees OF the Hood
mark OF 1885. At Chckles the Ice Is gorged above
and below. The water rose i've feet IN one hour,
but Is now falling slowly. without damage.
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GEAR Oh Ice lOT mile peIOW tue Drlug0 at
Saw MIL Rit. On high bIun on the opposite
side or the river, commanding view up the river
loi several miles, colored man, living In the
vlclnity, nad taken Q position. rue gentlemen
watching the gradual rise in the stream. Pres.
entity tue report OF one o; the heavy blasts or nitro
Hiycerlne, put OF Ia the ice gorge below Port Jer.
VS. reached their ears. and the next instant they
were startled by the shout oil the negro, which
was heard clear across the streau:-
"Yender she coIne5i Fo God Almighty saksa,
boss 60 way IRON darW
This was addressed to Mr.. Nearpars, who had
stepped down the bank nearer the water. He In
stantly re.oined his companions. LOOKING up the
rver they saw that the avalanche OF Ice was In
deed coming. IL was rounding the bend In the
river half mile above moving IN a wave twenty
ieet nigh not OF water for not drop could be
seen, Dut q surging, rolling, ca3hing wall oil ice
and dnlt. The scene was majestic, but as the
Good advanced and heaved great blocks OF ice
to witness IL but hastily re.cntering tneir s!ean
started with the horses on run TO save them.
selves and spread the alarm.
RACING WITH THE FLOOD.
They bad scarcely started before they saw the
ice lifting up la the river WITHIN q few feet OF
them, and IN almost the twinsllng OF an eye IL
was over the bank and rushing along within three
ieet OF the sleigh ana Keeping pace with II. Be-
tween Roses ana Buckley's there ~ depression
10 the road and the river bank about hundred
ieet long, winch brings tue height vi the bank at
tlat place down 10 eight ieet. The persons In the
sleigh saw ut glance that unless they reached
the sully and crossed II before the Ice the road
would be blocked Dy the cakes that would be
forced over the bank, and the three would
then be At the mercy OF the great
Sat s,onss throw behind snen n sachanaa rai s
up la nis sleigh and. lssning his horses with tho
wnip, they literally dew over the snow. Whsn
sisign'a Length ahead Of the crashing leo, and is
9ns cake struck sue rear Of ths s,sign 5rssking
Tnsy teseasa the slhsr sIds st inc favins and hs
nissss Afvsnas $40 iaSssss bnsk. san he rose
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l,20 tn 4 d m
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT EAsIER-FUTUREs
QUET-FLoUR QUIET-wHEAT DULL AND
NoMINAIs-coRN FIRMER-oATs STEADY
PORK QUIET-LARD FIRMER-PETRoLEUM
sTEADY-sPIRITs TURpENTINE FIRM-RosN
NoMINAL-ous QUIET-FREIGHTs STEADY
HEMP AND JUTE FIRM-wHIsKEY FIRM-
GUNN1Es QUIET-coFFEE oUIET-sUGAR QUIET.
TUESDAY. Dec, 14-6 i. NJ.
The merchandise markets were dull and in many
cases prices we're wholly nominal There was scarcely
any disposition to buy but there little disposition
to force sales, although goods freely offered and
not generally nrmly held they have been along
back on Change -four was quiet. Wheat was dull
and entirely nominal Corn in better demand and
nrmer Oats steady. Whiskey firm. Pork quiet.
Cotton easier Freghts steady Coffee quiet
Gunuies were quiet Hemp and juto firm Rosin was
quiet and nominal Spirits turpentue firm. Oils we're
steady. Petroleum steady. Sugar quiet
ASHES remain steady; quoted size sac. for pots
and pearls nominaily at &c.
ANrIsosY quiet and unchan ged quoted 14c gold
for Hallets improved.
BEEswax was quiet but steady sic ssc for Western
aud southern.
Broom coRS was quiet; 1876 bales mixed lots sold on
private We Brush, short green, choice
&C. IOc hurl, green 7c. oc; green medium 7c oc.
red and red tipped, Sc a &c.
CASDLEs nrm; good jo5bing business passing
We quote sspern 2gc SPERM paten; hacys 3Sc stearic
X. Mitchell Co.'S 40 or. ATE 2Sc. adamantine az.
"a. 10 oE), l2aac lie; parane. ts 6's and l2s 2oc
a 2ic.
CoFFEE-The market for Rio quiet. Mild coffee
steady Stock Rio and coffee, December H. at
New York l47 030 bags at Galveston 800 bags; New
Orleans 1863 bags; Mobile, 5000 bags; at Savannah
3TOO bags; Richmond. 5000 bags; at Hampton Roads,
bags at Baltimore 5so43 bags; aaoat and loading
for United states October 25 460O bags purchased
United states Decemeer IL 365OoO bags We quote =
Ordinary cargoes, lsc 1Sl4c fair do I9t4c 1876
good do l9s4c 2oc prime do 2o4c. 2o1ac; extreme
range for lots sc a21c Santos fair to good i9c 2oc,
gold ninety days. Java government bags, 2ec 27c do,
grass mats 2sc Singapore do, 22c 24c Ceylon,
2Oc 2Ihc; Ma.acaibo, 1e1Sc 211Sc; Laguayra 20c
Gle jamaica Inc 2O1sc St. Domingo. lSc Porto Rico,
Is1sc. 2osc Costa Rca, 19c. gle; Mexican, i9llc
2Obsci Manila, l9sc, 20Lc.; Angostura, lSc. 2lc;
Sayanilla lgc. ale: Cnrscoa, l0c. 201sc
COOPERATE SrocK.rhe market was moderately active,
and prices steadily held We quote Moasses shocks,
s2inch with heads ~ o. 2J shocks with heads.
35lne ~ ~ ~ 81 do do. 80 lnch NJ 9O ~ ~ hnx
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

But few attended the sales yesterday at the Ex
change. Adrian Il. Muller offered for sale nine valu
able lots on 1Ssth and Mott Haven Canal Docks
but was forced TO withdraw them he could get but
$500 lot Richard v. Harnet sold, by orders OF tho
Supreme Court foreclosure sale, lot with house,
lot 20 by 1922 East Seventy first street. north sde
100 feet Of Fourth avenue, subject TO mortgage
of SO 000 for So 600 In all sic 000 10 H. Armstrong
said property being valued at $4,000 Also one house.
and lot 16 by l022, on East Seventy nfth street.
south side 200 feet west Of avenue A. subject mort
gage OF 81 300 tor So 325 in all S. S25 TO Anderson
Fowler, said property being valued at $4,000
+. A. Lawrence Go. sold, per order OF
the Supreme Court foreclosure sale two lots each
% by lOO on West Filty-sixth street. north side
aud the other adjoining, on Fifty street. south
sde both 325 iect OF Ninth avenue, subject 10
mortgage OF So 900 for ST. 400 for the two lots in all
t12 700 Fred Coudert said property being valued
At $4,000. Hugh N. Camp Sold by order OF the su-
preme Court foreclosure SALE two lots each 25 by 100
one l41st street. north SIDE and the other adJoin
ing on the rear 1+2d street. south side each 225 ec
west OF Wctt avenue for 81 092 TO George Harrison,
said property being valued at S. 100.
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pany with the Iowa Railway Tariff law The petition
consans long list Of overcharges grain, which, s
Is alleged, were paid under protest The will be
heard aS;he January term OF the Court
The lnnationis's in Congress have already opened
hre upon the credit Of the government No less than
nye members Of the Houss to-day introduced bills for
repeal Of the Resumption act Of last session For
iunaey for the country these bills viii probably find
an early grave In the Banking and Currency Committee
TO which they promptly referred
The $l25, 900 Erie county per loan, offered
In Buffalo to-day, taken by the Erie County Saw
ings Bank at eight per cent premium.
Mr. Alexander Mitchell, President OF 81. Paul, telo-
graphs from Milwaukee under date N December IA to
Vice President Wadsworth follows:-The telegram
from this city published in the New York papers is un-
true. No new SUIT has been commenced; the old one
has been settled at $50 900 in full and have de-
cree entered as the only way to secure perfect dis
charge from the government.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

John DUFF, dealer in ladies' and chdren's clothing
at No 255 Canal street. who assigned last Monday to
Henry Hutchinson has liabilities Of $4,o67 "a and
sets Of 81 794 81 The real value OF the assets is about
81 200 The asst ignee has given bonds for 81 900.
julius witznski, who recently assigned TO George
Shultz has liabilities amounting to SIS, ,4S8 90; assets
$l9 99t 74 The actual value of assets Is 0S5 60
Assignments were yesterday made by Messrs Healy
Brooks provision dealers OF No Isl Chrystie street,
20 Herman T. Kanenbley; by Goodwin & Co, butchers
OF No I03 West Washington Market TO Cornelius Des-
mond and by Jacob Hahn 20 Peter Fuchs.
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The quotations OF the regular Board to-day are sup
nlied nv Kiernan's Financial Apencv foIlowe.
The bullion shipped East to-day amounts to s41, 0oO


MEMORANDA.
Liverpool cables OF to-day report heavy market for
wheat with decline Of Id per cwt all descriptions
THIS is bad for tho prospective winters business OF
Western railroads
There seems TO be a very general movement Of the
tclegraphc operators all the country the
proposed reduction OF their pay by tho Western Union
Company. general strike would temporarily be OF
great inconvenience to the business community.
1t asserted the day that the Postmas-
ter General would decline to draw his warrant for the
usual quarterly subsidy due the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company January l. the ground that since the
pany has sold its Yokohama and Shanghai line II has
only partially performed the service required by the
contract We repeat the story only part Of the gos-
SIP OF the street
The stockholders OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company will meet at three O'Clock P. NJ tomorrow
wednesday, at No 25 William street They have
procured injunction from the United States Circuit
Court prohibiting the negotiation or sale OF the income
bonds, the Improvement bonds and the third mortgage
bonds OF this company 1t is claimed that the issue Of
these bonds is without authority and that tho pro.
cceds thereof SO realized have been misappIied
The Court thinks they have made primd facte case
hence the injunction The stockholders are now en-.
dcavorng to remove the directors. The Court init.
mates In its opinion that II will bo advised by the
stockholders whenever they take proper action The
old directors promised in open court call a meeting
Of the stockholders. They have not yet done so.
on and after January the Finaacier will be known
a The Public.
suit, entitled J. Tracy assignee of f. s. Edgcr d
Co., OF Burlington, VS.. Tho Chicago, Burlington and
oaincy Railway, was commenced IN Kcokuk, Iowa, De-
cember To- The suit was brought recover s25 900.
which sum the plaintiff claims he is entitled to In
sequence OF non.connnance on the part or the com.
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HOT CORN NOT WANTED.

The Committee on Grain OF tho Produce exchange
has adopted rule, according to which no grades
will DO established for heated unmerchantabe grain
or any kind such grain, when Inspected, will be
treated az provided TOR In Rule contained In the
agreement with the railroad companies The word
warn" consequently directed to be stricken Out "a
the deanrpton Of the mo grade cora
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DBULINE
The changes in closing prices since those Of ycscr
day lollows:-
ADVANCE. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Il; New
York Central, "a; Erie, d Harlem -; Northwest
common, y do, preferred, u Wabash a.; District
OF Columbia 3 65 bonds, l !; gold, y.
DEoLEE-Michgan Central, ri Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, u (; Quicksilver, y Rock Island, a St. Pau
preferred, "a Union Pacific, ~; Western Unlon, u;
Erie, In London, 4.
STATIONARY. delaware and Iackawauna Lake
Shore, Ohio and Mississippi, Pacific Mail Panama ST.
Paul common and New Jersey Central
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money closed easy at per cent on call, the
highest rate having been 9 per cent Foreign Ex-
change was quiet but very nrm. Prime sterling 4s5 x
and As9k: selling rates 4s5 a ass X and 4sg y aS9 x
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shocks 7ac soc rum do -; pipe DO, 20 90 5o empty
hoesheads 81 SO; hoops IL feet ordinary prime S37
Sa0 per M hoops, IL feet. do. $33 S35 per NJ.
COPPER was hrm with sales Of 100000 lbs lake At 23e
Slc braners over 10 on, Sic. nails, ssc SOC old
sEeathing. &c, mixed lots I9c 21c American ingot
lake, 257sc 23lsc perlb Yellow metal-New sheathing
and bronze pc. bolts, 2sc. nails 22c. per lb.
CoRDAGk was in moderate demand We quote :-Maniia
darge and small szel, per b. 14l6c. l5he do eordage
bolt yarns Ice lie tarrcd Manila 14c Ssal
Ike 12lSe; New Zealand lSc l2lSc.; Russia hemp
tarred, lac. American do 14c. Russia bolt rope lie
COTTON the neglected and easier the lower
grades being reduced ll6c strict good ordinary and
grades and sc. stained low mddng and strict
good ordinary. Futures quiet former prices The
closing prices to-day with Mondays closing prices