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Dr. CN7tSS,S Last Pro- eSSiO710I
SEASON IN NEW ORLEANS,
DR.. e. de r. CURTIS, NJ. D., #. H. G. q,
Author of
MANHOOD, MEDICAL ESSAYS OH
MARRIAGE, ETC.

While returning his sincere thanks to hSe
Iacent Southern country. for the lattering e-.-
!ences OF their confidence and esteem recai7eI'
oy him, desires to announce that
TIE WILL LEAVE THIS CITY ON THE FTgsS-gye
DAY OF MAY NEXT
For San Francisco, CAL, where he has busiaess
interests TO protect, and which will require hi 4,
presence there for the next two years. DR.. Gag.
ts would suggest to those who intend seekr7.
his professional services, to do SO at as eariy =:
date as possible and enable him to mark tie ,rc-.
yress OF each patient. One personal Intervals.
's sufficient to form correct diagnosis Of .E,
nost difficult case, which can subsequently 5ss
carried on by letter.
DR.. CURTIS has devoted himself Tor psr:c(.a
ranging over twenty years, and adopted as Eaat
specalties the treatment and cure OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, ASuosss
Of the System, and such general functional d.
rsngements as spring from the above causes, ~
are incident to an eriervated and depleted coDtS-
tion of the organs, and may be CoNF1DENTS.
ALLY CONSULTED az heretofore at bis roona.,
No. Rampant Street, Between Cana! aEa,'
Customhouse Streets,
Daily from 10 A. NJ. to P. H., or FROM G to s e
n. On Sundays, II to P. n, only.
Tine Medical Times says: ''Or. Curtis's system
o. treatment, the result Of twenty years succefs.
ful practice, differs from all others in general Gas,
and commend. itself to tho afflicted az the only
true source of relief. Many cases pronounced in.
cnrsnle have yielded successfully to his rezas'
Dies"
Consultations Strictly CenAdential.
ja1s 3m2dp ME
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One of the Mexican States derived its name
from Gen. Zachary Taylor's achievements in
that country -Zach-he-..ke-us (Zacatecas.)
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It is very natural that Senator Anthony
should deprecate the idea Of Uncle Sam be-
coming the "seizer" Of Mexico
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Ladies' OrthOgruphic I0urnaHuen,

WITH MUSICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
AND INTERLUDES.
Further particulars Immediately. All interested
in this unique and Interesting entertainment re-
auested to address DR.. JAMES BURNS, 1927 st
Mary street or 3 C4rondelet street. apps 3t
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Taylor Denegre.

NEW ORLEANS Anr;l 1875
49,, ~
The undersigned, members OF the Bar 81 New Or-
leans feeling the prOpIety of united action to
o,,v any resnact far nur LAT ecease hrother mem
1'" w. ~, ,,,,>Y,cn,, ...a. 49,. 49,.
Der, TAYLOR DENETkE, request that NEE ing
of the members of the Bar be held ia the Law Libra
- ~ rHI-pSnAy the sth dav Of Anril 1875
,,, ~, :.,, .;
at IL CLOCK Milo take sultaOle ACTION:
II Ogden, Chas Claiborne,
II n Ogden. Eusis,
G + Schmidt, IL Buddecke,
II L Upton, q Nixon Jr.
Hamf II Hall, Frank l. Richardson,
{ j B-miss. E NJ ThetlsOn,
VIM II Hunt Chs LOuque,
Albert Voorhes, F Michnard,
FRANK AicIi"h mas r ''cS,
" Murphy, James Tmony,
y w H"nt;nS,on 1,has r Fenner
\ haTton Coiiehs unos , Senimes
Francis W Baker, Morgan
p p Ea,nam + Whttenore
James Lln2an, ',o1n !! New,
ID En-. o''' vi,i.ro'
Charles Carroll hehhedS
Charyet Y Duplantier Paul Captevill.
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DIED.

H0YLE-On Tuesday. April 9th, at seven cen
minutes to II o'clock +. NJ George Ifampson Hoyle,
aged fourteen years, months and seventeen
days.
His friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral which will take place
from the residence Of his parents No 249 Gravier
street at o cleck This \ Afternoon.
Reading, Berkshire and London papers please
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0esios-ns orders sakos - the Bsliotis Once
unless Endorsed by the PKOfKlEIof~
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jacob OFT,
e. i RPE. n TER,
ESQ Magazine Street, Corner Caliore,
Is prepared TO execute all orders in the Car.
pentcr and Building line, witt. pro,nptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Ciaterns made and repaired
nj tf2dp
yl:.nn.n. tho L,,so <sa,~y L,uas
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Look BeIOV
WERLEIE'S MAGNIFICENT ARRAY!,,
PI
CHICKERING, DUNHAM, ARION,
u l. f. Y Z. L..
WEBER, GROvESTEEN MATHUSHEK, HALE.
OR G 4 Nh:
ESTEY, NEEDHAM ard Others.
Marveously LOW PRICES.
Music and Musical Merchandise in every variety
Pianos and Organs tuned and repaired cheaply and
promptly All at the OLDEST Music House in the
South PHI. WERLEIN'S
ap4 st2dp - 90 :? and 90 Baronne street.
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Troy flashing.

Collars and Cuffs Lnundried in Troy (Nes>
York; and returned to New Orleans,
at 50 Cents per Dozen.
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subject, however, to the foregoing limit.
7. All back taxes to be applied to the pay
ment of floating debts incurred prior to Janu-
airy /, 1876, in the order in which they were
incurred giving preference to the Oldest.
s. Back taxes on city debt account, attested
before that date, shall be applied as assessed
and according to now existing laws.
8 Wharf dues, market rents, water rates
and gas charges and other transferred revenues
shall not be changed from present rates. but
such rents, rates and revenues shall be col
lec.ible in the name and by the authority Of
the city.
10. New markets established by the city or
State shall be subject to the same rents as the
old. for the benefit Of the company.
II. Markets, Water Works, wharves, etc, to
be kept in adequate condition and repair and
to be restored in good order and condition
with all improvements.
II The Banking Company shall not be
liable for damages and deterioration Of prop
erty leased or pledged, but be paid for build
ings, works and improvementsp placed thereon.
ID. The company to exercise its corporate
rights and to hold real estate. etc, during the
term allowed BY law for the payment Of the
bonded debt Of the city and for the further
term necessary for the complete enjoymen,
execution, performance and enforcement Of
the leases, pledges, etc, stipulated in the con-
tract
II. Bonds and coupons to be paid and de-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. 8, 1875
S sa as" Eapor @ S sessR
New ORLEANS, Feb. s. 1875.
COCO oSf opanar s @p rsssp ow ass %
a. ssa Expors@lo Great Bsain, 1883; coastwise,
Cotton quiet; %iqal,ng isG Net ss Ssss
i,2j0 stock. 62,os4.
Cotton quiet and Arm: middling l6ssc. Net receipts
sfss SHs' sales gc soca nf 0 coast
sstsn Ssie; x %ad o1aaasy % S sss.S sag
bales Exports Coastwss, iO6s safes, SUI stock.
wmMso1os. \. G. Feb. 8, 1875
ea entns sas1 ~ SSsn Ssasy at
hara 81 ~ tor yellow dip and virgin Tar steady at
y,onr se.av s.,ss 800 o.,s o' " FEB lzS
aoSeis extra qns! and unsSanssa
Sc fSs 81 sa MsSk in s.4s
s2'ss
- -. m BUFFALO, Feb. .. 1875
s.
sso5S a. oats; So 90: barley, hHH d.: mat Pip
ss 90 tyS cage
s sSfss n sa:s SS CD Hs Ss sas
about 8 .. Oats heli at &c.; no buyers Rye-staie
hoxs nr ~ W 70 ~ d. fork quiet ut Ss bO Tor heavy
mess
TOLEDO Feb g. 1876
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and declining;
No. white Wabash, 81 49, No. do 81 0S extra white
Michigan, 81 10; No. red 81 W. Corn steady: high
mixed. 1sc.; April 7l4c: May 7sc. low mixed, 6sc.
April 7Olsc Oats steady: No. b1s4c No. o6a4c &c.
Michigan, s7s Clever seed 81 o. Dressed hogs ~ %
shipments Wheat 500 bushels; corn, III Coz do. oats,
OOU do
CHICAGO Feb. g. 1873
lover 40 spring Sc No. do soc. SPOT or february;
s6hc March Sse si9Sc. April; No DO, S0sc. Sic;
rejecied, 7oc. TIC. Corn III fair demand and lower;
No mixed 6sSc spot or February; 64Hc. bid, March
mana and irn; Nos 1sac: bid February ossic. Oid
No = soHc ssc Barley dull and decnning; %. 2
Ing az SIS Is spori SIS 80 March SIS ~ $s e:s April
ir1 IN fair demand and firm, at SIS 50 Sl3 G!h
$i3 10 March SIS Sa $l3 % April Bukmeats stcady
shoulders. 5Ac 6,ac short rib middles, 9sSc spot.
Whiskey buoyant unsettled 96c. 91c bid 81 o. asked
keceips-Flour 5000 bbls. wheat 4sOlO bushels corn,
4s0JO DO oats l2l0) do rye. l0O barley, AOOO do.
shpments-Four A9oo bbs wheat 40 ubushes; corn,
Of the Board this aftern9on wheat was excited and
Corn declining, at s,s1c S,3.e March; ne 7ikc.
SIS FIX March $l6 ok April.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE EXCHANGE

LIMIT OF CREDIT ON SALES EsTABLIsHED.
At an adjourned meeting OF the members OF the
Butter and Cheese Exchange. held yesterday, the
SUBJECT OF the extent OF credit to be ao wed pur.
chasers Of articles dealt In on the Exchange was
brought up for discussion, and the report OF tue
Committee on Credits was nnally adopted. The
report ID as follows:-
whereas the creiit allowed purchasers Of butter.
cheese eggs has been uniformly satlstac
torily established In the New YORK market and believ
ing to be matter OF vital Importance to the trade
that there should be specific tune credit esab
sned in sales OF the beforenaned articles; therefore
be IL
Resolved Tha. from and after March 1873 the sale,
Of butter cheese in the absence OF special eeree
ment, should be made for cash, and the Bill due inne
daey; but the courtesy OF the trade these articles
shall be ten days on egg sales the same rule shall ap
butter and cheese except that the courtesy Of
the trade shall exceed seven days On cheese sold
for export the bills shall be due each week or steamer
day, No Il now the Gus ON.
Resolved The foregoing resolution shall be strictly
applied to made the floor this But
Ter and Cheese AMI the members Of this Ex.
extent prejudical to their intcres to carry the
above resolution into eject In all transactions made In
side Of the Exchange.
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go smoked hams a. le loo picked shoulders at
9a.c. per ID. LardFor Western steam the market
easier but closed firm The sales include l 10 terces
February az IL i,l6c lTsc 2f51 tierces March at
ltSc i4'4c and of city, small lots, at Ike 1899
PETROLEUM For refined the market was inactive, but
or SeSery Of monia Sade IN buzz held at
1.e ysc or remainder OF month sale Of 2OOV bbls
aae Sa hea at n
for city he rhiadelphia market was duh and nomi'
The market at the Greek was very firm. with prices
asain snsf a "a as n i %
PaTEer United 81 7s Union, 81 7s immediate
suoAn.-fne tone of the market still rules weak with
Generally disposal 10 submit to SrSer The
dselngs reported ncSded so hhds centrifugal at
" Ha or s%a
sss and ass.-R U Ssa'ef sa%
isIr. 7He afSc de- sooi prime, fse afHs grocery,
asl SsSq ha aid bJ pEs%e S cs0sSs C.
a. ass ysd nhus and SSHss S %esdC M
90 lOo y re SIZE; d. IS 70 rs SIC sci Do 10
s s. rorss DO u to ~ eS q pr% %s e.
s sr o Is y s sna
s Superior re; re ew rs'nschehnns GRADES
VII msrss sI @s aaiet an Steady Lots we're
Ss WAY to the a. .re OF Il s
range of the appended quotations. as foilows-Carona
ars 0r io9 fair Dee S soGd ' ss Il
COON E,Sc rs az, currency Pama' ne 7'ac' Ran
srsARISswMarKet quiet but hrm Sales 100 tiercss at
ixLLow Was dull and the market easier We note sales
wnskEY.-Receipts. Sje bbls. The market was dun,
parties va sSss % Ss e %",t hodsrs
and 2JO bbls. sellers option 10 days. at es1ac &c.,
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CUSTOM HOUSE.

Assistant Surveyor Dudley F. Phelps, Of the
Ninth division, had nothing new to report yester.
day in regard to the revenue frauds. Mr.. Phillips,
secretary OF the Collector, said that the names Of
the 'decapitated" officials were not yet ready iol
publication; that the Collector had until the 18th
inst. to examine the lists, and when made public
they would only be found to have significance IN
Custom House circles. Nothing new had trans.
pired In reference to the suspected parties men.
toned In connection with the frauds already made
public.
As the season advances it Is not improbable
that the officers connected with the Cusl oms De-
partment Will have 10 exercise an increased vigt.
lance, it Is believed the schemes for plunderng
the government through false Invoices ana care
less inspections have been OF the most compre.
henstve character, the late disclosures alone 0e.
leatinY the combinations OF the smugglers.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

A meeting Of hardware merchants and import.
ers was held at the branch offices OF the Board Of
Trade, No. % Park row, yesterday afternoon.
The depression OF the spring trade was consid.
cred. great difference Of opinion on the duties
which should be imposed on imported hara ware
goods was manifested. IL was agreed that sub
turer, beneficial to the revenue and encouraging
to the merchants dealing IN foreign goods.
The appointment OF permanent chairman was
deferred until the meeting to De held next Nom
day, 17tn inst.
Tie secretary reported that forty six prominent
hardware Arms mad joined the Board and othera
nsu ntimatcd their desire to become members.
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REAL ESTATE.

the attractions offered at the Exchange yestsr.
day were two foreclosure sales Messrs. e. A.
Lawrence Co. sold, by order OF the Court, tive
lots. situated on 1881 street, east OF Eighth ave
nue., and MIR. Joseph Mcclure. by the same order.
disposed Of, under the direction Of Gratis Nathan.
referee, q Sailors Snug Haroor lease OF q house,
with lot, on kiRnth street, east OF Broadway. SUP
Joined are PARTICULARS
Nav YORK PROPERTY by s. A. LAWRENCE AND CO.
2!ots on n. side ly3d st., 375 IT, c. of Sth av, each
lot DxVs L. D. smith, plaintiff ............. e32o
ny J0AkPH INQUIRE
sstory bk h. and lease OF lot on n side sth It,.
l5s II e. Broaoway, lot S56x93.li sailors snug
uarbor lease, dated May, lS1v, for II years.
ground rent 500 per Annun; A. W. Griswoid... T7jo
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CUBA LIBRE.

Great dissAtisfactton exists In this city among
the majority OF the Cubans with reference 10 the
absolute uselessnsss OF the Cu6an Agency 10 this
city. when has not sent out any expedition TO
Cuba for the past shroo years. The Amigos do
cuban Association 10 also stigmatized as o useless
concern. A mass meeting OF CuDans wiil DO neld
in Masonic Hall next sunday, when new methods
OF helping the patriots fighting IN Cuoa WILL %
suggested. tho leading Cuoaus oi the city VIII
probably be present, ana resolutions OF censure
viii douotiess be adopted. lne recent ilnule nj 80
successes OF General Maxlmo Gomez Ia the Cincl
Villas district, compelling Captalu GENERAL CopcnS
to take Inc deld, has nilod the yutans mere Wits
the widest en- thusiasm. IL 10 believed that tine
President Of the Cuban Republic, Ssnor AsullsrA
WA 70 proseuk
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON DULL FOR ''spoT.' FUTURES" CLOSE
BARELY sTEADY-FLoUR DULL AND EASY
WHEAT sTEADY-coRN QUIET AND EASIER
OATS sTEADY-BARLEY AND RYE DULL-PoRK
DULL AND NoMINAL-LARD INACTIVE AND
EAsIER-GRoCERIEs QUIET-FREIGHTs QUIET
PETROLEUM QUIET AND sTEADY-NAvAL
STORES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGAIN HIGHER
BUT QUIET.
MONDAY, Feb. So p. NJ.
The merchandise markets opened irregular this
week, and the trade movement was ntlul ana un-
certain. The spring trade increases from day to-
day, although almost imperceptibIy, except IN
few instances. Tie hardware and dry goods In
teresis show the greatest changes, as buyers IRON
out OF town are constantly arriving and impart
greater strength to the market. On Change the
markets to-day were ftful and uncertain, and IN
some cases prices at The close showed material
cnange. Flour was dull Tor all kinds, and prices
favored the buyer. Wheat was IN some demand
for export, so that the market remained
steady, Notwithstanding Chicago spring was
quite freely offered. corn was easier
but more active toward the close OF Change az the
lower prices. Oats were steady. Whiskey was
excited and decidedly higher, though but small
business done, holders generally asking
prices refusing to sell PORK was duh and nominay
freights strong and full rates were demanded.
CoPFER.-Thc market opened with decline OF lc per
h.. winch established by small sale of 1900 bags
ia to good quality at lsAc At the concession the tone
OF the market was barely steady. as buyers
did not operate freely expected. In mild
grades there movement OF Importance
We quote: Rio. ordinary l7Sc. l7szc; fair
do. si4c 1876 good d. 1880. &c.,; prime do, l9zc
l9hc extreme range for lots, l7sc. l94c Java gov
ernment bags &c. Zoe. do. mats Csc. 3uc. ;
An n 9lc n 2tc Mar ihO
2Oc. 2sc. Laguavra, 2Uc 22c.; Jamaica, 1870. q
2l}Sc. ST. Domingo IKE lsc. Porto Rico l9c. Gle
Costa Rca l9c. 2Sc Mexican, Mc 2lac.i Angos'
201sc. gold. sixty and ninety days.
CorToN-The marSet tor cotton on the spot was with
tone dull and prices more or less nomna In the ao-
oefns espsciay Of tow sadcs eeara@s p
abroad reducing limits an animportant demand from
have d downward tendency; comparative frmness ON
part OF holders Tor their even running grades with
to The southern markets with an actual advance At New
Orleans and savannah; further Improvement in the
that The advantage Of impr owed roads is by the
70
Of hss. for that the port vees SS
sS bales Excess
ilOOO bales Mainly on better advees from Liverpool
@ s ary s4
Of probable receipts OF A. 900 bales at new Orleans and
e Eli sI iss 5sSs ID 5P Ssd j. 5s MSy
iSs S lo.sc Aasust ss2c IL ssc; sep sn
Sr - 9 Of Gsd S
on cotton in store running in Quality not more
ha So sxe sT es s uSS
mary nu snS 10y mdSh na SHc s.s %siddins Sc
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. r. T., Feb. 6. 1875
Printing cloths firm at SIC. &C., thirty DAYS, tor
standard and extra CAS- with rather quiet market
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Feb 9. 1875
Spanish gold, 2l5 . 26j American, al Exchange
quiet weak; on the United tates 6U0ays currency
81 So premiums short sight, 81 50 premium; 10 days,
gold. 17 log premum short sight lU9 Ito premium;
London 1874 36 premium; on Paris. luz ITO pre-
mlum. Freiahts weak loading at Havana or ports on
box OF sugar $!; loading at Havana for the
United States per hh OF sugar-$4 81 rs; per hhd of
Ga per ton Loading az other ports on the North coast
per hhd ct mOasses, % % "a 10 falmouth and ORDERS
a Cd, Der ton.
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RICHMOND COUNTY ELECTION.

The annual town meeting Tor the election Of
offlcers IN the several towns oil Richmond county
VIA We held to-day. Tne following are the repuDli.
can nominations Tor the town OF Mlddetown, made
on saturday evening last :-For supervise,
6amuei Boune; Town CLERK, Edward winteiS Col
lector, James Egbert; Justice vi tne Peace,
Frederick KaSsn +; Excise Commissioners, Philip
WVlL W, .. burpanck And Z q. b0gdInaas
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

Late London advlces report that the amount
OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to-day Is 100000. The London market
closed quiet and steady at the following quota
tons :-Consos for money, 92H 92x; do. for the
account, 92X e2X; fve-twenry bonds OF 1885
old. 1919 l07A; do. or 1857, 1873 1O7A; ten.
lorty bonds, 1852 lo61; new loan, 1924 1929 |;
Erie. Is ASA. In Frankfort prices were as fol-.
iows:-1ssl's, lo3X; lse7's, 1O3X; 1855, lO3X I;
1868 told), 1929; do. new, 1o2K. In Amsrer.
dam American securities were thus quoted Item.
trail Pacific first mortgage bonds, sly; Union Pa.
cilc first mortgage bonds, 7sK; North western pre-.
lerred, 6o,S. In Paris rentes declined to e4E Toe.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The balances IN the United States Treasury to-
day were:-Currency, S9,297.952; special legal
tenders, S4, 900; coin tncludlng $23 in
gold certincates), $69,44S,5l9; outstanding legal
tenders, $685. 000, 900. The customs receipts we're
$69e, 900; Internal revenue receipts. $3.50 The
payments by the Treasury OF January interest
amount to date to ss2Oe, 900 on account OF coupon
issues and s7,l2s,0oo on account OF registered
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day 1921, 900
oc account OF interest and $4,000 In rede mo.
ton OF nve.twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These responded to q condition OF dulness re-.
ported abroad and were heavy. The demand Tor
export has Tor the moment been checked. The
close was made at the following Quotations.
United States currency skies, 119H 11oX; do.
stxes 1881, registered 10Y q 11oA; do. DO, do.
coupon laOk l2O,I do. avetwenties, 1902. regis
tered, l16k lloH; do. do, do. coupon. 1lek q
llej<; do. do 1854 registered, NIX lie; do. do,
do. coupon, ll7X lis; do DO, 1895, registered.
llsk llsX; do do, do. coupon, ll0A 40; do.
do, new registered 1lsX ITO; do. DO. DO, cou.
pom, 11sX ITO; 90. do, 1897, registered, 1191
llsk; do. DO. DO, coupon, 1l9X 100; do. do,
1seS, registered, llsA 100; DO. TO-, do, coupon,
ll0X q 1901; do. ten.tortes, registered, l14x q
1lA,t; do do, coupon, ll7X ll7K; do. dves,
1851, registered, libx . l10X; do. do, do, cou.
pom, 116t 1l63S.
RAILROAD BONDS
were generally nrm and IN good request. Toledo
and Wabash frst, vt. Louis division, advanced to
90; Great Western seconds TO 81. Southern Paclno
Railroad bonds Of Missouri sold at 1oX III T., y.
and l. G. nrsts, 10; Lake Shore consolidated reg.
usr, nrst. 1905 Ohio and Mississippi consolidated,
07K; ohio and Mississippi seconds, SIX; Michigan
Central sevens, losk; Hannibal and 81. Joseph
eighta convertible, sa>i q say; Chicago and
milwaukee nrsts, sAk; chicago and Northwest
consolidated coupon gold bonds, s2>s; do. consol.
dated, 90; New Jersey nrsts, consol. dated 1o4k;
Milwaukee ana st. Paul sevsns, gold. 50; Albany
and susquehanna socoads, 1885, chicago and Rock
Island sevsns, 1905. Central Pacific gold bonds
were strong ats7K s7kj do, San Joaquin branch,
As M Cnian PAolan nrat ~ esk pSk I do. nnk.
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The market for wheat was without decided change.
;as q 81 y tor lss sns AMBER %s!ss
above SS sds ali al S So
m S w G9rn Ws % put ss a. s
sso% Oats rsmanss steady With 10 sass BUSH:
re- %ss1 ssis
ana WsSy nG"a more doing in grain reshs
air there 0hs' nos
By
Lara and 3SS boxes bacon, a. rs per ton bales
% !fr oe sa'e oa Fs i a
So S SO ao TO 10 1Gnd0 ac By Il S S
o 9s hs srSin a. y,s a. a. per bashs and y
also 5Tsh placed on the Berth III hence tor
from a fSi Ss s
Dol; a. bark. with a6oa. SSsS Quarters Drain
al Gr o% rsBs'sa .so ANGLER ousf
fT aS a. r. sa s
at IA. per 3D. 10 brsmen-A German bark, hence with
sss @ Ds TfaSf a 81 Is ia q
rq sns At core IN
Steam wIa Hamburg 5o bags clover seed at equal 10
nfss d i Sa5a Ssx
IS sS,s IS 81 Tor moss.ss, Gstsnsss. an Amsfi:
s sn s w Win civ
ported At Sc: TO Porto Rico and 6aSk 70 Boston, !.
schooner W tn lumber from savannah, at So
MoLAssrs There was no change in the market which
remained quiet: Small lots OF domestic amounting to
within the range OF our quotations, As iolows:-
clayed' &C. 500: do niiscovado refining &C. tos.
DO do, grocery SIC. 45c Porto rico 40c G)c.
iish Islands. Ssc. a SIC. New ORLEANS Sc. u CSC.
re-
nss esS sS.
p 10 - Is !or ordinary 20 good WE note sales OF So
yate terms Tar was neglected, but quoted steady a
SSk for Wilmington. Fitch sold Ina small way Mt 81 70
" ~ 3I,s tor city delivered.
ipts-Pork, 40 pbls beef 1871 pack.
ages, cut meats vol Do lard svys bills ana tlertes
hesra ytsies Of 700 osls in oSpins wax a. SS ~
April at SIv u, Bacon was steady. with sales Of sv
We '' Drsssea hogs were dsnsf~ quoted al $40
.ps ss o, Sr western N.s aps Xxi H tor oue es
raoa s,eady a. tho sabjolnsd auoa,ion,h Job;
hands WoQupto i-Sll xl2 Tor extra Luss inspected
Spnspestqd pac ed, sis $iS SOL iicrced b6ei al W.
ezra ina ns;s yn beef hams we're aa ana VI.
M. tut Asats-Ths harsst ruled hsn. but the Waus