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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-07
AIRY Lillian.
by FREDERICK TRYON,

Alonzo-whc'r thou beest (s)he or no,
Or some enchanted trte to abuse me
Rata as maya ns ee Dgea ar iHo kh""; thy pulse
The Temp.st Act v Scene /
nwas throuob an .tmosnbaro hou ~,
,.dsr 70 ,ha Sa,nrat;,m ,';Itt ,n;.,, nay on.
that looked at length with a sor, nf annn,'
ance at Tom who Sat with his foot ~, ~,
other side of the little omen crate ato 20.
which. by a bold fiction of the i,nau;pa t;or
was sunnosed tn warm NV oti;ca III.
ailence onpht. nerhans IN hoya hear M.
atrned ma q tac;t raTerenoa CO.. tho 49,.
ments which 7 had haan adTa,n;no IS. J.
Considerable tlnencv during the nast tf,aam
minutes They were certainlv incontrovart.
;hIo sns+o;naj ~ - 80" iuI eoi U
matarial and acLrnwyo ID .no 10y Wv
Certainly. had he heen disnosad rs osSa;i -, vs.
prOpOsition. that the worL of estohI;sa;nc, :.
practice hv a vonng nhys;o;an ,v;,hn,,. - -
nections was one Of novertv and n,;Sor., o "n,,
LONG suffering. the auct;nn rnnr, f,rny;t u"o
would have creaked a denial mr nn"SaJ
instruments would have snannad tIo;r ;n;"..
with Indignation in the dra wrr at tha rthan
that 40 nearly crowSej "mt , .i'o s,ay a sA
the CRATE would have glowed aga;n j., ra
monstrauce. This last event conjd not ha,,o
been wholly disaoreeable since MO IA
been smoking for g warmth rothor IT,, ' r'.
endowment. and nv nine had gone ont in
the ardur of disconrs.,.
Rut controversy Was NOT ub,+ INV, Lo.
sought. ratbar svn,n.tbv Al ny r., nea ~
whom nv njaint had Inst ;+s Son, ,na,';, ~
uualitv hv treatment renet;t;on ra,,,n;u s,
first with words that hepan,a ;n. rSims q.
the strnccle to mass his Nina stn,n han 10 ~
punctuafed INV remarLs wi,h ,,.an;n . W.. -
putturals. and finally smhs;aaJ ;ntn ,ha
quiet of abstractior II vas not snaoohlass
conviction. then. Int on;ta .notber st ,ts %,
mind that saw nortraved on NV trana,s
countenance; and there fail mon mo that
sense of loss which comes win tho corr;a'
ton that we'll exnresseJ and forc;h;a
grumble has been thrown awav on Jaaf
ears.
Whether it was the unpamed ;pausnoo
which popular superstition assicns to tho
gaze of the human eve mr. wba,Sar !, ,u vns
the abrupt cessation of the sound of mv
voice, something caused Tom t :" ra; go h;s
glance, and. "a II were m nathor L;'', lie
fopetber ags;n from tha w sa.ner ninsell
into which he had lanse5 Eron, ,,nna
his eyes enlarged the visual 800 my,
probably nv tieure came in s;nh, u"tn
smoke: N's"'' OH" n0
"Too bad. Didn't Won col,ect orr,h;,r,,
Collect YOUR senses Tam !" sad I nts,,
some Indignation at this irroio,a,t a IN
$50 | will; so | will was Tn,',s 80
Tended reply. as he drew that Lone hraa,h
which accompanies change of msntai oa
to speak with more sc;sntit;n
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l were dead And may heaven continue to
protect you from this poor, lying nndsiii.
ELI PERKINS.
p. ST. shall now cit down after this
humble letter of contrition and await invi.
tations to lecture in all Louisiana towns OF
i've hundred inhabitants and upward. II
the engagements don't follow then. ! shall
take back this ''statement," and write my
true story" of the whole affair, ending up
nv demanding q "bill of particulars"
Send on your invitations, dear bandits,
send 'em on!
As Uncle Eli handed our reporter his let
ter of contrition he burst into tears and
sank heavily on the SOFIA sobbing. ruined.
broken hearted msn.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Inc Parish Where There Are M Corr,.
Inc Natchitoches. Republican of February

q says:
Nv we learn incidentally that two wbite
stealing horses They were hum w;ahnnt
Judge or jury, as warning to ali snch
rogues. There has long existed a raoniar
pand OF these ma rauders, whose onerafions
nave extended from Eastern Texas thronoh
a M;ansneid, Nanny, Fort Jessup and this
Guy. T., and whose business has been 70 steal
an uie "a ana horses from these various points
DECENTRALIZATION se mem at either end Of their line of
courts tho noo 10 the absence of judges and
~. .1an TO protect themselves by an annesi to
n uuage Lynch" however blameabie such
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A red-baired lady. who was am billions Of
,lftIar, distinction, found bu, a poor sale
Tor her book. A gentleman, N speaking of
ef aisspPointmenf, said: "Her hair is red
= tempting to relate the icke eisswhar ~
s aid: "She has red l.ir, if her book hasn't Mt
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9f,r 0rlea,ls 8epnblifa,1.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
THE OLD BURYING.GROUND.

BY. T. TRowBRIpGK.
Plumed ranks of tall wild cherry
And Orch surround
The half hid, solitary
Old burying ground.
All the low wall is crumbled
And OvergrOwn.
And in the turf lies tumbled
Stone upon stone.
Only the school-boy, scrambling
After his arrow
Or lost ball-searching, trampLng
The tufts of yarrOw,
or milk weed and slim MULLEN
The place disturb;
Or bowed wis woman culling
Her magic herbs.
No more the melancholy
Dark trains draw near;
The dead possess it wholly
This many year.
The head stones lean, winds whistle.
The l0i Z grass waves.
Rank grow the dock and thistle
over the graves;
And all is waste. deserted.
And drear. as though
Even the ghosts departed
Long years agol
The squirrels start forth and chatter
To see me pass;
Gr&sshoppers leap and patter
In the dry grass.
hear the drowsy drumming
Of woOdpeckeTs,
And suddenly at my coming
The quick grouse whirs-
Untouched through all mutation
OF times and skies,
A y-gODe generation
Around me lies:
or high and low condition,
Just and unjust,
The patient and ply stefan,
All turned to dust.
Suns, SHOWS. drouth, cold, birds, blossoms.
Visit the spot;
Rains drench the quiet bOsOms
Which heed them not.
Under an aged willow,
The earth my bed,
NOISY mound my pillow,
] lean my head.
Eabe of this mother. dying
fresh young bride,
That Oid, Old man IL lying
Here by her side!
must; above me hOvers
haze of dreams;
Bright maids and laughing lovers,
Life's morning CLEANS;
The past with all its passions.
It's tolls and wiles,
Its ancient fOllies, fas HONS,
And tears and smiles;
With thirsts and fever ragee,
And ceaseless pains,
Hoarding as for the ages
Its little gains!
Fair lives that bloom and wther.
Their summer done;
Loved forms with heart b reak hither
Borne one by one.
Wife, husband. child and mother,
Now reck no more
Which mourned on earth the other,
Or went before.
The soul risen from its embers,
In its blest state
PeTchance not even remembers
It's earthly fate;
Nor heeds, in the duration
Of spheres sublime,
This pebble of creation
This wave of time.
For swift moment only
Such creams arises
Then, turning from This lonely
Tossed field, my eyes
Through clumps OF whortleberry
And briar look down
Toward yOnder cemetery
And modern town,
Where still men build and marry,
And strive, and mourn
And now the dark pail carry,
And now are borne.
Atlantic |
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MT ~ mistake to think postal cards viii
them. They viii 70 to the dead noatsi e card
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" Alonzo-Whc'r thou beest (s)he, or no,
Or some enchanted trifle to abuse me
As late have been, I not know; thy pulse
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ambition is to follow the plow-to peace.
fully till the soil. 1t is true, on the other
hano, That Northern men come among Won
s ana shoot you while at your daily toll.
Ihey drive you from your homes. seize
your property and, if you open your
mouths they shoot you down. Wheo
Nortnern journalists come among you and
crltcise you, you speak kindly and forbear-
lngly OF them. You are gentlemen. and wa
are low, vulgar mudsills, only tit to .;t y" ~,
your feet-fit to stand around and he sbot
as' we are not tit to vote. 1t is wrong for
US 10 hlre negr0es-wrOng to pay them and
demoraiize them with high wages. A
am sorry, | said, "there have been dis.
1urbances in New Orleans" That was q
ne, too. 1t has been perfectly quiet there
me Six Northern planters-Twitchel and
Gone, and Scott. and Holland, and Devices
a;u; novel; would have been peacefully
t tiiIinS the SOIL now down at Cousbatta r
they had not killed themselves Rnt
through their own self-murder their nl.nta
tions are now desolate-theIr houses do.
ssroyed; their negroes fed and killed on,
Their wives and children impoveri.bsa on" na
tracised and orphaned. U.s.
lou 90 not Ostracise Northern men M
no: Ihat Is another of my lies. Tbay
IT,, ano sou' our women are forgiyipS
n 10y are polite, beautiful and acco5.
p par s,;i, Our women are coarse and vnI.
hand. 'nen Dy the
;v .ou are N IN constant trepidation for vonr
norsebaot pf. ana planters ride around on
snylous of you. They form White Iney are
,nd threaten, if the troops were w;thd ~ ues
,nat thev would kill any one of yonr noou
ionest, hard working Southerners in tb IUer'
|:s, hours. They join Ku-Klux hands aGd
Iln negroes, while you protect the ne" "u
'say him his wages, give him sche rT'
y |: 19rches, and sell him land. When 7 s";i
en- l lied. 1 am sorry for it n sa,a
10y. - shreveport bandits would have hem ew
u umhle su1 m1 IN my place than have been
nothsFaav csu EI evsa 1 DO before tsss
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June %, 1875.
Cotton s sg and od nominal %idqos H. low mid
bales Exports coastwise, 40 Sales 22S stock l,o29
EEw oRLRASs June 20. 1875.
Cotton quiet; mlddlinE lsc l5Ae low m,dsling
gross, aSi. Sales 100. stock, 46,l2
MoBIE June %, 1878
ro 9S'Su ssaSy ntdd N 0s %S as @
coastwise is3 sales, 50 stock Ass. '' -Np0'''
Cotton nominal, mlddling, ilalc; low midding.
rross s00 sa ssaasry so ti d. receipts S Oaes
Cotton unchsnsed middlins ISc I iow m nj
sc: good ordinary, lac Net receipts IA bales sales
s. Stock, 6z9A
Spirits OF turpentine quiet at Soc. Rosn quiet at
81 7h roT strained Crude turpeniine firm al 81 10 Tor
Flour steady; sales Of 100 b6l. al 50 . Tor No,
PFT ss a = iss T d lots Me-
Milwaukee elun at 81 III extra white Michigan held at
ms a. ms sS :as at and & t1
unDoited per ton Milieed unchanged shors s2o
isisIts Wheat ssg peas, sAs.; corn and rye, &C.
Hudson Lake rScsIpts-So 6ssnss oats fslOoS teei
OF iumosr Canal shipments-5420iO feet Of lumber
Flour steady. wheat dull and lower; No White
waSG h q ezra Sn's vs. juan e
81 81 No red 81 ss = AZ July, 81 s Au SorS
nish %izzss cash sga June 5sS July isc.
and Mcniean, sc. Freighls dull Receipts~whsat
ments-Wnoat lIO0O bushels corn, 400 do oats
l,00J do.
CHICAGO June g, 1873
Flour quiet and weak Wheat dull and lower; No
spring, 81 tl No do, 97c SPOT; 97kc 97Ac., July
c. august; No do. SOC rejected, SOC. Corn lair
demand aud lower No. mixed, 67c. spots 6sa<c. bid,
July 699zc d. August; rejected, 06c. Oats duh and
lower; ~ 2, size .got 6oc bid. July; ss&e., August
duh and lower; NO spring. 81 Is spot; 99c ST. Sep
TENDER. Pork buoyant, unsettled, higher: sales at
temoer. Lard steady At he. spot SIS rs SS 2;
August $l3 NS, september. Bulk meats good
demand shoulders 7Sc short rib middes, Ike. short
clear do, lihc: Whiskey, 81 is. Freights wheat to
Buffalo 2Ac &c Receipts-Four, 500 bbls. wheat
6L0Oo bushels corn. 1000 DO oats 5000 do. ship
ments-Fiour 500 bbA wheat $500 bushels; corn,
5000 oats. 1000 do rye 1000 do barley 200 do.
AZ the afternoon call OF the Board-Whcat weax atgfc
axe. July: 9S55c 9SASc. August Corn dun and lower,
k7c b7y<r.. July; 69<c 69kc, August oats weak
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coupon, 1lOK 11OK; DO nves, 1881. registered.
lITSS a llsTi DO, do, do, coupon, 1lsk 49,
THE FOREIGN MARKET.

coupon, 1lOT 11OK DO. nves, 1881. registered.
1I7A IlsTi do, do, do, coupon, 1884 40
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report q gain OF E25O 900
sterling by the Bank OF England on balance The
rate OF discount In the open market for three
months bills Is 81 per cent, money at the Stock
Exchange on government securities being quoted
at per cent. Consols. and American securities
are shade easier. The nalfpast four P. NJ. prices
are as follows:-Consols for money, $50; do. for
the account, 93,S a 90 7-16 old 1865 bonds 1O6k /;
1867 bonds 1861 lo6k; ten-forty bonds. lO4k o
1915; nves, lO3lS 1888 Erie 1lA rentes in
Paris, o4f 27Kc.; United States nvestwenties or
1862 in Frankfort are o3Z.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were firm and in GOOD demand.
Union Pacific hrsts advanced TO 1867, land grants
selling at e81 and sinking funds at 93H. Harlem
coupon nrsts sold &C hoy; New York Central
skies OF 1883 at l02; Morris and Essex CONSOLE
dated at 1928: Michigan Southern sinking fund at
I07, and Erie nrsts at l01, es for second, 81 for
third ana 95 for fourth. The second were bid for
yesterday at 100. Central Paclfcs sold at 1O6S,
and Chicago and Alton nrsts at 1l3. Central Pa
CHIC bonds closed at 1861 a lOeh. and Union Pa
cities at 1867 loe for 1rsts, ss5s 9s7s for land
grants and s3A . ssz. for sinking funds.
STATE BONDS
Columbia three.sixty -tives sold at ~. long SKIES
brought 1885,, 40. of 1876 lo3 Tennessee old. 46k
and new series 46%.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares were neglected. The latest bids
are America, 1906 Chemical 1000; city, 800; Com
merce 1907 Continental, 1O4; FIRST National, 200;
Fourth National, 1OlK; Gold Exchange, lit; I'm
porters and Traders, 2o5; Irving, 127; Marine,
1884, ex interest; Mercantile, 1853; New York. 1855;
Park l4S; Traoesmen's l4l; Union, 1877.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Closing prices in Philadelphia are quoted as fol-
lows-Ulty skies, old, 1O4; do. no., new, 107 Cam
den and Amboy Railroad, l2sK; Pennsylvania
Railroad, 50H 500 !; Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad, SIS a 65S Lehigh Valley Railroad, Ola
61K; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 2oA 2oH;
Lehigh Navigation, 6O1 6oA; 40. gold loan,
1913
MEMORANDA.
The Rock Island directors report . gross earn
ing by the road, for the year ending March 81, of
ST. 3Ss OO0 at an expense Of $3,s56oOo. On the net
income or So, 532 600, $2,oo)OOO were paid out In
dividends and s4so, 900 in interest, &c.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BRowNE-SMTTH.-On Saturday, June 10, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
Daniel d. Potter, ANDREW J. BROWNE to JOSEPHINE
A. SMITH. No cards
DowLING-GUNYAN.- saturday, June TO- 1875
at Corona L. l., BY tue Rev. Charles j. shepard on
Newt0wn, HARVEY J. BOWLING 10 ADRLINR M.
GUNYAN.
TABoR--KEARNEY. On Monday, June IL, at the
residence OF tue BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Dr.
Cook, OF st. Barthol0mew's church, ERNEST w.
TABOR TO LIZZIE, second daughter OF Edward
Kearney, Esq, OF this city. No cares
California and Chicago papers please copy.
WITHRRELIe-MCGRoRTY.-O Tuesday, June %,
AZ MeLuchen, n. j., DY Rev. IL w. Norton, NArH.
ANIEL WuBERELL, 81 New York, 10 Mi~s OEBECCA
MCGRoRrY, oil MetucRen-
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shinmepts 81 ss bid, 81 IS asked united 81 os'( bid
sss do. lara, 4 do, and 81 kegs Tue provision mar
scarcely anyth he Vas done PORK was very auet but
held irm me sales 2oOO bbls $40 ii $40 90
s Beef hams We're s quoted pat At s7 y Tor
pain s. @ Duet o Me pnske beef beef
$40 ti, ne@,0 sity ezra isaia 81 sss India
SO ss Dressed hogs were auiet ana quoted AZ
boxes og clear so a. zee c Ta mean. weqe a
shame f The ss we're S sse "a And without
4OO i6s fresh bellies az lzc 3gebs. picked shoulders
but de Ideally drmer both Tor lots Oh the spot and for
yard dehvery note saei Of 1000 uerces at lsc
200 tierces at Is sOc and 80 nerces at lss.c for
RIoK-The market was quiet and steady at unchanged
prime 7Zac. &C.; do, choice sA4c SEE; Louisiana
tiles down 10 &C.. Rangoon, che, currency; Patna
7c. 7j4c., currency; Rangoon, in bond, 81 rs S.
SUGAR, The market was barely steady at &C. a SIC
And 81 good fair e s0oS sa1
s alfrlS' gosa r Gm@ s d. Sod g o. pri aS
p Prime choice sc ear 70
:" Ia &c SaSsd bo oa D eaa Ros Standard
Nos 70 . re &c.. DO, 10 il Sic a sac do Is 70
iSfc osc do d.. White 90 io1e Porto Rco@Re.
eSo s &C. 10 RGe b sada goo Sos I IL
7%c a ~c Java Dutch Standard, Nos 10 to Y. SIC
standard A. 1899 do crushed Ilac powdered.
Ike; or nulated, lO4c. yellow, Sc. sc. extra O.
9zc. a sac. cut Loaf. llEsc o l2c.
SrBARIHE quiet The sales so ticrces l54c
for prime Western We quote Western loo. l61<c
city, l5toc.
TALLow steady with sales Of $4,000 lbs at 6l6c
for prime 5000 at sac.
WHiSKkY.ReceiptS, il3 bOlS. The market steady,
with sales OF about 100 bbls. at 81 10
FREIGnrs. market was hrm for oil freghts Grain
freights were also irm, with slight Improvement in
rates. The engagements were TO Liverpool, BY steam
IGOO0 bushels gram at sd I'D, 40 boxes bacon at
35 6,0JV boxes cheese at ass. and 100 hhds ALLOW
private terms TO London by salt 720l bushels grain at
3D. and 20W bDls tour at 2s lTi, and 70 GLASGOW by
steam, l6UJJ bushels ut 71ad 1MI. busheL
The charters as foows-An Italian bark hence
London, with 400 quarters gram at IS l0d Aus
TRAN bark hence 70 Cork for orders with $500 do do
ds. ST. with privilege of Southampton at S. Cd. per
quarter; an Italian bark, hence to Genoa direct with
$50 bbls. refned petroleum al A.. bi. British bark,
OF 40 tons register hence e Antwerp with 1000 do do
to saonlea. with 1909 cases do at aoc. per case, a
British bars Ito arrived hence TO the Continent, with
400 bbls do. on private terms; British ship, OF 69
tons register hence to London with full OF oil
bags, Mt Els 3D. ton British bark OF about
40 tons register, laid the berth tor London
British snip OF IA tons gister also laid the Der tn
tor London an American schooner OF 4A tons register
from Win sor, Nova Scotia to Baltimore
with 7OO tons plaster at 81 81 per ton.
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Wheat was un &c tied and decidedly lower the mar
ket closing nominal at about 81 II for No Chicago
about 10000 bushels consisting largely Of No. /
spring io-day's sales were a. 81 " 81 iSh for No
SnclsG Tor 90 Ia s Il Is Sr for no No % sTys aeSs 81
for NO DO 10 arrive rst half Juy 81 ~ al 25
Milwaukee. Minnesota and state 81 IS for ordinary
amber winter 81 ~ for No. Milwaukee arrive soon,
81 l5h for do. July delivery Corn In lie
mand and easy. The sales were 1000 bushels at SIC
&c Tor steamer, Sic tor damp, aud $50 Sac tor dry
note sales Of JOJ bushels ncluang 3D0 bushels late
last night at DC tor mixed Iowa &c. for adoat ~
dull and nominal. Barley was quiet aud unchanged
Barley malt was quiet and buyers and sellers we're
apart
GUSNRA-The demand was good and the market was
hrm nj unchanged Dtices We quote .-AOmes,ic ctoth
Sc; Borneo, GOunpore Sc. Calcutta, 94c. Uc. bags
GxMr 1Np JUrE-Tne market for hemp was quiet
with gooi demand, 81 iuil prices. Jute butts
active and unchanged Jue was quiet and without
change. We quote s-Amercan dressed, per tou sac
$3.50 for double; S2iS a $40 Tor single Manila hemp,
lie askc gold per ID the iatier ior choice Russia,
ute. 4isc 6Lc Jute butts quoted 2Tsc currency,
sisal hemp, 514c. = Sc, gou.
demand, and prices were without change. The sales
werc;.t dry and dry sailed Maamoros, LSOJ Dry
American, and ST. dry sailed Mstamoros on private
terms We quote :-buenos Ayres, rs ~ lbs.
Csc; do, - ibs % lbs. ne; Montevdeo. a. lbs
2lh bs.. sc. like .orrIenes II lbs Y lbs. ~ -;
Rio Grande ~ lbs p los, 2Jc Ale; ornoco. a bs
y lbs, 2C. &c; California, q lbs = lbs 2lc. .
Central American ls lbs a lbs, 100 san Juan p
Vera cruz Is lbs ~ lbs 6c. l7c.; Tampico 70 lbs
x lbs. lc. Bogoa IS his - lbs, lie. lgc Mara
Puerto Cabeo and Laguayray 20 lbs % lbs lSc.
I9c Caracas ~ lbs Tbs, lie lsc Payla y lbs
y lbs p lbs ISc. lie; Tobasco ~ bs Il I6s ne,
yLSAraFs.~The market FOR hsmIock was STEADY with
fair demand at FULLY unchanged prices Crop was dull
aud without change We quote
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For future deliyery (eass Ew II midda the sales were
100 at I55Sc. Sl6c Septe Der. $500 &c sls'c
Is 3-Sac. October, l60 at 1870. IA 13l6c. novemuer
II 3s32c,; February. 200 at lbc. Is s-52c.
March, 200 at I5t4c. Total 22.20O bales. The
receipts at the ports were as follows 3I6
Orleans 294; Mobile 10; savannah a3 Charleston. IA
Wilmington, Is; Norfolk, 80; New York, 81 Boston, 81
Philadelphia So Total, D5L This day last week. 1851
this day last year, 1856 Total since september l.
"a 8O3J bales anne time last year, f34ll bales Cot
ton ireights closed as tolows;=ro aayre by steam
Nc; to Hamburg by steam, &c.. compre ssei TO Bre
men, by steam hc,, compressed 70 Liverpool. by
CoFrFE-The market quiet and strong. Sales at
Baltimore OF 3l5j bags Rio, ex Senorlia on private
terms We quQe.-Ordlnary cargoes, l6c 1910. fair
do. lie. TIC good do. l7Ac. &c. prime do.
l5<e. os<c extreme range for los l6c. lsSc. gold
GU or 80 days; Java government bags, &c 25c. o.
mats &c. Zoe. singapore, do, 2lc &c Cey
lon, 2Oc. 2l1sc.; Maracaloo Gle, Act Laguayra,
1870. 201ac.; Jamaica, H5sc. lS%c St Domingo
1870. l7e.; Porto Rcor iSc. 98c; Costa Rica i7c
2hc. Mexican. 1870. 2Oc Ansostura lSc. &c.
SavanlIa. zoe &c. Curacao. lsc. a 1880.
98i bushels; corn 81 100 do oats i9S do corn meal
lJO obls barley malt i,S65 bushels. he market Tor
-four was steady, with a moderate demand Shipping
extras In demand at steady prices he sales
about Is bills including 500 bbts shipping extras at
SIS so Rye was steady. Corn meal quiet without
change The sales quo bits, oW bag - IS
for Brandy s. W 81 Is for Western yellow IS
81 Is tor Jersey and Pennsylyanl yellow We quote =:
Coarse. 81 a2 fine sted. S. botea yellow, ST 20; To-
white 81 so per i0J lbs Jersey sacked-Coarse 81 81
s. S. no yellow, 81 70 81 70; 1ne white, 81 50 81 %
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Joe chanEss since yesterday ars as iOIIOws:

the changes since yesterday are AZ iohoWs:-
ADVANCE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 4;
Atlantic and Pacific preferred, *; New York
Central !; c., g. and /. g., y; Delaware and Lack
sawanna, q: Erie, y; Hannibal and So. Joseph,
x; Lake shore, III NortnwesL ~ OHIO and
Rock Island, 4 st. Paul. y Union Pacific y
western Union, IL; st. raul, preferred, q Dis
sgrict OF Columbia bonds, "a.
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DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
Il The mails for Europe for the week ending Saturday
June 70, lsT5 will close at this office follows Or
Tuesday at Y NJ, Wednesday at ~ A. ~ on thurs
day at ii 20 A. NJ, and on saturday at and n 80 M
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