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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. March e. 1877.
so'on quiet and veal; mSalins issS s. fe. receipts
NEW ORLEANS, March G, 1878
l5c gooi ordinary 4sc. Net receipts GO bales. gross
iU7 rxports-io Great britain. 2,yVi; 10 the Conn.
nent 7.Saa. sales 900 stock, 2se'sa
Cotton quiet: midding 1889 l5,4c. low midolln,,
lo,<c. itxc.; gool ordinary, llc isc Net rece
hiys bales Exports e0as'wisc 2's sales 49, STOCK
SAVANNAH. March q, 1873
cotton dull middlins. l514c low middliny lo,ac:
10 the Continent, c,iso stock 7iiSt sales 30
CHARLESTON March 6, 1873
ao SSoa Guls laaSs sss Gx 6a se
stock, 3y.l7o =. o.
Spirit, turpentiue nrm a, Sc kosiS arm 81 for
strained Crude turpenune steady at - 70 for hard.
s. 10 tor velew did, ~ Is Tor virgin Tar steady AT 81 No.
OswEco, March g. 1875
Flour steady ana unchanged sales OF IUO bbls. ut
white wn.er; Sc Is tor double extra. Wheat un.
in car 10 5: No. Milwaukee club, 81 ~. Corn steady
At SIC. Barley -Pr,me canada nell at u ~ Corn r
ess % 81 Ss mi %ddHs So
per ton. r ,,.sa ,o,x
Recepr-Flour 400 pbls; wheat 9uOJ bushels; corn.
lLOOU 10 oas 1000 do, through freight Flour quiet;
sas, $50 g rss prps s ana aa sales a.
Tears No chicago at 81 New corn scarce; car 500
the track at 7se one car stored at 49,; oia neg
unsettled. buyers and sellers wide apart quotations
really enti ely nom nal seeds tary active SAFES OF
large Clover; s. ~ s. % timothy Pork lard and
DIRE ssed hogs quiet AMI unchanged
TOLEDO March 1874
Flour ouiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet NO. wnite
j 1ps %sy S!Is; iSs sP SS,S M. H's s1S
Y;;s'H wv G: MAJ :. "a: s s "a 49, VIZ
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CLOSING PRICEs-TuREE P. H.. SATURDAY.
Pacific Mall 3s 3sH; Western Union Tele-
graph, 751s o 75k; Quicksilver, 80 o IS; do. pre-.
TERED, SO 43; Adams Express. lO2 1903
American Express 63 Ga; United States Express,
sOh COZ; WeIs-Fargo Express. S5s1 q s6H;
Chicago and Alton. 1919 10lX Cleveland and
Plttsburg. 81 91h; Chicago and Northwestern,
1917 a 43K; do. preferred, 55hz 561z; Chicago and
Rock Island, 1887 a 1O4 Milwaukee and ST. Paul,
BAN 34X; do. preferred. 81 q 543I; c., q. and l.
c.. 6H q 6; Delaware, LacKawanna ana Western,
NIX ll1T; Erie, 27i4 27,s Hannibal and st.
Joseph. 22A q 22H Lake Snore. 73I q IA; New
YORK and Harlem, 1881 129H; New York Gen.
trail and Hudson River, 1917 lo1A; New Jersey
Central, ITO 1loX; OHIO and Mississippi, 2e'<
2eT; Panama, 1l3 ia; Toledo and Wabash,
l4H lax; Union Pacific, Az 4UK.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY.
The following table shows the. opening. highest
and lowest prices of Saturday day:-
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seed 81 20 IS g. Dressed $sa s. % Reeeipts--
Wheat 6,J bushels coo DO; ca,s. 3OJJdo snip
ments-Corn. 500 bushels; oats, 700 do.
CHICAGO March q. 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat duh declining
No. 2spring Soc spot s14c. hid April ~ &C. Nav 10
spring. s-sic SEE rejected. NE. 7oc Corn weak
duh AMI declining; No mixea, yzse, spot a4'4c IA
April, 7sc. bid Nav; rejected Csc. ear, o6c q &C.
Oats qule aud weak; No. o2Sc. 5-tsc spo-' ss5Fc
Aprl. Rye duli; dr,opine; 80. 2 y!c. 9'1sc Barley
uul droopIng. No spring 81 UJ 81 o. "a pot 81 t-
April Dressed hogs active and hghsr saes OF night ~
81 So heavy, - % IS 81. Pork hi.her and IN Iar
demand at SIS 1913 sis 10. spot sis -7i April; Ss
MAY Lard firm and in lair demand AT sla H. spot;
SIS 21l,. April; SIS Az SIS 20 May. bulk meats
quiet ana UNBALANCED. whsksy-sn advance
asked. AT the call OF his Board Ia the ai ernoon
everything unchanged. hectIbts-tiiur, 1000 obs.
wheat, 5000 bushels; 6A,UJ do oats, 1900 do.
barley. 7cp do shinmenis-riodr, 5000 bbl. wheat,
1900 bushels ii 10 TO-; oats, S,tUD GO barney,
5000 40. Cattle irn, active and strong. Receipts
l,U0 head; yesterday, 42Jo do sales of butchers at
Lave hogs nrm; active Receipts iI.o, head rrees
common 20 good, So 73a 81 70 shipments. 5000 head.
Shaan firm ana in COOL demand Mt 81 20 A
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STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS.

STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS.
In the former issues The business has been very
moderate. the chief features beng Mssouris, Ten
nessees and some Virgtnias. which were quoted
strong on demand from the state. Florida gold
bonds also found customers at so. In railroad
bonds the principal advance was shown in the
Union Pacincs. other bonds were generally hrm.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The reports from this department show an i'm.
provement IN the Internal revenue receipts. even
to the extent OF providing, during the past month";
Tor the ordinary expenditures OF the government,
leaving only the interest on the public debt
to be met BY the com receipts The
sales OF gold having ceased the amount
Of accumulation from customs Increased from
s69.5oo. 900 TO about $4,000 600, which explains
the nominal decrease OF the public debt. 1t 10
said that the internal revenue receipts for Febru-
airy exceed those OF the same month in 1874 by
seventy per cent This, OF course. 10 due to the
rapid withdrawal OF goods from bond In an tictpa-
tion OF The new Revenue bill. and viii not be mis-
understood by business men.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The imports for the week were:-Dry Rooos,
s3,732543; merchandise, $7,0s8.31e. Total
slO,S19.s5s. The specie Shipment Tor the week
was $685. 76l, OF which $264.000 was Spanish gold,
$4,000 American gold and the remainder IN slv or
bars.
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THE COURTS.
FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Flammer.
TURNED THIEF IN HER OLD AG

TURNED THIEF IN HER OLD AGE.
Mary Duffy, an old gray haired Irlsnwoman was
charged by Elizabeth Sykes OF No. CAL Nest Forty.
second street. with the larceny OF two sovereigns
ana IS bill While scrubbing the compIainant's
premises, IT was alleged, she took the money rom
Its cOnceament III the Dedclcthes and hid II o.
her person. When II was inIssed sue was tue first
to offer herself to be searcned. but tins did not
turn Irom ner The susplclon Ot the loser, and ON
her being searcned the money was found. she
pleaded ner lnnoc. nee IN IecOle voice that could
scarcely he heard by his Honor on the Uenc:i, but
doubt, and she was held Tor trial a. the special
Sessions IN delault vi $500 bail. Her wrlnkled
brow and bent form, as she stood a. the bar, as
q sad spectacle, anu one could not nelp Thinking
that even with gray hairs and Old age comes
neither wisdom nor the lear OF the Lord.
ATTEMPTED TO KILL HIS FRIEND
Onicer George Smith, OF the Twenty. first pre-.
cnct police, charged James sullivan, q laborer
with stab Jlng his friend, Bernard lgoa, In the le T.
The parties had been drinking toaetner to excess,
and the result was us matter OF course, d. ut,
during which sullivan inflicted the injury de.
scrlbed. he was ned Tor trial In the General SEES.
SONS IN 81, coo bail.
UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS
George Mitchell ana Leopold Frank partners In
the nquor business at No. $50 Eleventh avenue.
we're held for trial Tor selling without q license.
They had United states license, Dus tho Court
COURT CALENDAKS-THIS DAY.
suSaxxr Couag-vgAxsxas-Rsld by Judge
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tor future deiivery basis low middns the sales have
been as follows :-Yesterday after two u'ciock r. NJ
May al At 1873 sPT al il 10 june s ~ al Il
iisc at IL SlSe loo at II ~ c. July so1 81 IL
100 at lSsse. November 100 at iSj.e sotai 700 bales
xe ste closing prices Marsh 10 e e april 10
il siac stpemSer Is si4c oe,ossf Nov IN,
her io,sc 1ess%eeT l0e Market sendy SdaS:
6ssc., 30 10 2Ls.e al ID ilsc 500 e zss2c.,
May @ q, e & is at i BIZ 4 e y
&c, 3o at ildc 800 al 3sac,, 1 ut Lice. 80
4 ss2, 10y It i7,e lo0ai u lss2c july 200 at isc
so ut i isSo sOlat yls2c August s." at y IS les'
Total 1861 baies GRAND total pisGo bales he re-
eeip,s at the PORTS were as Ioows :-Galvesom id3
YORK., l,sl5 Baltimore, IS; eoson, 2ls rhalelphia.
day last year 1881 Cotton ports quoted
thus:-Io havre, by steam. 2sc. 10 Hamburg BY steam,
By s ses%s" BY 9 sa isa ssso M
torfEE There is an improved feeling throughout the
here was only moderate, anu included 74S bags,
on urSa,e terms At hs Imports there was
SSsnsss Was sSs eoprna some
bags, ex sundry vessels. at tue range OF l61sc.
lsse. sir do we lie e good d iorS0is c 0
IKE. prime 40, lsc. Isle; rene range Tor
aSs % s & sa sss s Gsy as
l9c .0c. Maracabo Lee -Oc laguayra Use i.c.
Rico. ioc ioe; Costa Rsa, iic aae: Mexcan, lse.
u lshc.; Angostnra, lsc &c osavanila, isc 49,;
rL0UM AND GaAIN : re ceips-F Flour. li,U39 bbs !:
wheat 294A. bushels; corn. - do corn meal 100
ana for The week endins this date iour o53i bDs
wheat l63i;O basaels; corn, aIs50, do; corn meal,
7aO DO; rye ~ 10. The hour market was moderately
active and nrm or al grades particularly shipping OK.
were tor export southern Hour I'll nj with SOJ UDls
sold Corn meal attracted lair export trade at I'M
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Wheat ruled about steady at Yesterdays range of
count sales inc.aisa sod bushels aus Il Tor
ssost ssssS a aSs "
y y NJ sg5ns w"
closed rather heavy win some pressure realize.
ciosnS SIC @ s. s Sea &n Sr eosns
q ssc So Oats were dun ana unchanged closing
sS's sod .se y G rusa ~
rowsa STATE sola at ST. Barley malt Spli: So bush
FEE!saTs-Markst dull both for berth secO%moaa
Hs 81 ssa@ Se a sys to al
Ssis soar ~ a. sre%sa' y ss,I IT, tons
SrissS sTis s tons Pence to the north side Of Cuba
s9. WIN
Ss on t ne ssts'
an Italian bark from do to Cork, ior orier. TO the
when generally ssssk,Ss. remained quiet Ssreisn sold
nsss sa
A. ;s.ss s. s;s.1 sss T.
SSss S Sss ;!e.$y saS ri,
ana a! about IBIS
to pale at from 81 70 to s. ar and pitch were quiet
I as e
ief tie Week sA ending this bis
Ss @ se @ s sS and
quoted SsS at s.: snd s Jew 81
but the we
5ssSsH os ss.nsss Ssas ne
Of 40 packiges A. seady prces within the range
90 SIS as
g. and
go tor prime mess an" n city extra India mess ss
s.: FOR INC better quaiiss Cut MeSsIhsrs was no
xS W nos sale,
& and To- do wsern a, o e per o S
Arm y: heard Of sa'sssLi isrsss on spot At!
Ssss us st A 81 s ~ ISL s sSa &
alss.c Dresse nogs were outlet but firm at SIC Tor
hs or was duh and
U nSGa fs0S S @ 'G
Suy but 81 Hi re- met wa
:,ssdsiy 6sIS
not S Sas III s sfss
sqS S' and 10
Ssysa q ~ s;s%Sssa ss SS 1ss
75Sc.; DO, good to prime Sc: a Size. grocery, iar
TO good Sac size. prime to choi,e sac s1ac cen
triiugal, hhcs and boxes Nos. D TO Is, SIC. IL g.
moiasses hnds and boxes &c 7slc melado &c. esc
do, 10 TO u tie SIC. DO, y TO + sac. q sSc do
u TO H. sssc apo. o. ls to ~ losc. 1899. viii e.
q se grocery lar e cn2;ee sSs ssgs B1az!iE
standard, Nos ~ to l., Sc: sIsc. Mana-superor
and extra superior ne. 4 7ac New Orleans reclining
was hight. but prices steady. IN joa-
bling D. terccs OF Carolina ana Il, bags of Rangoon
changed hands Mt figures our quoca range fol-
lows:-Caroina good 7'ac 71,c: prime DO 71ac Sc
fair primo, and common qua.,ies down TO &c; RAN
COON al SIC. exc currency Pa.na 1T 71c currency
kangoon, bond. at ~ u. gold.
onoted nom,uay steady at isc i4lIc Der IT, ".'e
TALLow firm and In moderate demand. We note
sales 10 hhds ut 3c Tor city ana sou, lbs. of
town stock ut SIC. per 10.
WnIsKEY Receipts SIC bills. making total for the
week of 6e7 ibis 1he market was steady, with further
IA os OF $50 pb g. at 81 ii per gallon.
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The dealings IN the most speculative securities
we're very large, and 1t Is understood that neavy
short interest Is left outstanding.
THE GOLD MARKET
was the theatre OF moderate excitement ana OF
much interest, the latter beginning about the
middle Of the week, when 1t became known that
Artain specuatos were In the market with
new to buying large amount oil gold IN order 10
make money stringent ana cause q squeeze" In
1M geld Tho atl1npi, kowevsr. proved only
pestaalU SUCCESSFUL, AND The pauE statement
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, March g. lBla
sugar dull and nominal: business small Nos ~ Ia H.
Dutch Standard IA IA reals per arroDe Nos 10 TO 20,
Ouch standard Is 20 reals; mDasscs sugar. " lUa
reals: muse oyado sugar. inf to common 10
reals; lair good rriining. lt bs4 reIis grocery
grudes l4ia Is reals. Molasscs nominal. Siock in
warehouse at Havana and NatanLas 2!l0O boxes ana
AOO hhds Receipts OF hs week 5suoJ boxes AMI IL =
hnds Exported during the week 2j,OJD boxes ana
400 hbds.. incluoIny 800 hoxes and 561j lids.
the United StaieS Bacon Sj7 Soy per cwt inis,
s,itei Si5 al Der qunlal Lard iu prices
asked. bu: no demand. poa,oeS Slt per Dbl iaiiow,
S25 n ST. uuinai. Honey, 81, reals gallon.
Naval stores nomin. Coal o., "a req per r.,lon.
Empty hogshcauS IS 80. ufmcr, but nor quoi-
bv higher SHOCKS 1at box sreals sugar aud mo'a
hogsheads a reals. Frcights steady; loading at liza.
vana The north vi cuba Tor the tnite
States per box OF sugar. I'll 70 81 ~; loading at
Havana Tor the United Sa;c'. per hid. n sugar. ~ .
So 2j per Ind. NJ mo'assess, 81 = II 81 10; e. raj
mouth and orlers SIS SIS g. loading at other ports
on the north cuba the United States
hhd sugar So 81 %; per Ind. OF molasses. 81 u
81 .5 to Falmouth and orders US. 3D. tbs spanish
gold, 20 Il 81; American, % "a Nchanac weaS:
On the unicd states sixty DAYS currency " 81
premium: short SIGHT, IS o. premium; sixty days.
Iod, liia LID premiua; short sight Us 2o PREMIUM
premium.
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TIE FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK.
THE MONEY MARKET

THE MONEY MARKET
closed at 2s per cent ON call loans, with excep-
tional business at per cent. During the week,
however money Enthusiastically long enough for
a quotarion-tO 5h and per cent. Tne BEST price
OF commercial paper Is about per cent and the
range On prime paper TO az per cent. Foreign
exchange has ruled low.
The following compilation OF American railway
loans onered In the London market from January
TO February 20, 1875 Is taken from the Financial
Chronicle -
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i,f2 nJJaK OF CHARACTERIZATION.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !


ground that .ft appeals 10 aud enc5ss:s-es revo-
lutionary passions.n Tue action taken by the
Pope himself, IL IS added. confirms the saying OF
Mgr. NJ gia that the Catholic Chuich must look
cant sentence follows that recent Vatican de-
Iverances throw fresh light on the path which
the government OF Prussia unjust further en- err
upon in lis conflict with revolutionary pre-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

PARKER-CHAsE.-In Jersey City, February 9, at
st. Matthew's churcn. bv the Rev. Dr. ADercrJLl-
lie, ALBERT PARKER Of tnat city, 10 SARAH l.,
only daughter OF A. u. Caase, tate VI Newport,
X. l.
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showed smaller loss in the surplus fee-rve thsn
was expected. Tee extremes OF the week were
14ys and ll5A; the opening, lax, and the close
Il5. The following were
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grade above below the grade Quoted) ;-Ordinary,
4c; good ordinary, 1890. strict good ordinary, lsc
low mddling, i61sc.; mddling. io54c.; good middng
rye Quotations based Anne rican standard OF cassi-
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AnlOuntOy'

TIE return Of railway EARNINGS stil Continues
unsatisfactory and Irregular.
THE BANK STATEMENT
shows decline Ia the surplus reserve OF 4s3 0o0
We reproduce the statement for the convenience
OF those who dld not see It yesterday. The banks
now hold s5,937,275 lawful money above the legal
requirement, against $s,420,525 last week. The
following is comparison OF the averages Tor the
past two weeks
Feb. ~. Mdrch6. Differences.
Loans. $292 900 1922 sos, 500 Inc s4Ss 800
Specie 1891 500 1890 LOO Dec 2,slS 700
Deposits. 233 eO7.5OO $50, 10000 Dec 4D6 600
Circulation. 224s2.5oO 22,4lO,l00 Dec. TACO
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and The total Liabilities: -
Feb. 81 March o. Differences.
specie $l6,92l, 800 $13, $685. 100 Dec. 81 GIG 700
Legal tends 81, 100000 60,l59.900 Dec / TAO, 700
Tot reserve Sol, 400 $eS 1885, 900 Dec 400
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CURED ag't
DEPOSITS. t8.40l.816 67,627726 -
EXc's O1 re-
serve ab'v
legal re.
quirements $9,4oo.625 $6937. 275 Dec. So 4s3, $50
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The volume OF business In these and the prices
both show decline. Secretary Bristow has issued
another call tor $5o0O,O0o on which interest VIII
cease June !, 1875. The closing prices In London
have been as iollows:-
Feb. 10. Feb. 20. March 3.
q. S. 6's, o.20's, 1885, old. lO7N los 1879
U. =. U's, 5-20's. 1857 ...... 107X IO7N 1O7Z
U. S. 5's, l040's. ......... 1O2X 1929 l03
New b's................. 103 103 103
Since Jan. !, 1876
LOlueSt Highest.
U. 8. 6s, 5-2O's 1866, old 1917 Jan. 1O8 ian. 80
U. s. 6s, 5-20s. 1S87.... 107K Jan. /. l08 Jan. 4
U. s. SIS, 1040s. ....... 1929 Fep. Is 1861 Feb. 6
New 5's................ 1929 Jan. 10 10SX Jan. 2
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COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY
sUYaxxr CouAT-v9AxBxas-Hsld by Judge
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-12
The D0lnn-N0e Murder.

New YORK, October ! l.-Jno. Dolan,
who was arrested for the murder OF
Mr.. James III. Noe, was brought be-
fore Justice Windell, Saturday, for ex-
animation. The prisoner could not
account for his possession of the MUIR
dered mans watch, but plead not
guilty. He was held for trial, without
bail, to answer the charge of homicide,
A man who was with Dolan on the
day of the tragedy, woman with
whom he had.been OH the night before,
and man who had been in his com
pany after the murder, were arrested
this morning The woman confessed
that Dolan and his associate from
Westminster, quit on that Sunday
morning at four O'clock, and that Dolan
wore the light grey coat so accurately
described by Mr.. Noe; that he return
ed at half past nine with his coat col
lar turned up, his face scratched and
bleeding, his shirt front bebaubed with
blood and vest torn; that he was great
ly excited when he returned to bed
and awoke every few minutes that at
noon she returned to his room with u
third man and that Dolan, in his fever
ish sleep, had thrown his pillow on the
floor and his head lay between Mr..
Noes gold watch and the pocketbook !;
that startled 10y his fright she threw
herself upon him and exclaimed, son
John, John, you have killed some
one" that Dolan sprang out of bed
and implored them to say nothing;
that he gave her five dollars and fifty
cents of the money taken from the
pocketbook to buy him shirt; and
that on her return his accomplish had
got rid of the bloody garments.
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burnt but four still remained below
when he was forced to abandon the
engine. They escaped, however
through an old shaft.
The seventh anniversary of the proc
lamatlon of independence of Cuba was
celebrated in New York, In the Cuban
church of st. James, which was Mt
tended by a large congregation, Rev,
DIR. joaquin De Palla preached an APP
propriate sermon, aud dwoit on the
trials and struggles Of the Cubans for
liberty.
An edict has appeared In the Gazette
at Pekin, China, enjoining II proper
treatment of foreigners, but the inl-
portant points that the English Minis
ter demands, including punishment Of
the Marigay murderers, are still in
allegiance. The prospects are not now
so favorable for an ultimate settle
ment.
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The KeIseY Murder Cnss.

HUNTINGDON, l.. l., October H.
The case of the people against George
b. Banks aud Royal Sammis, indicted
by the grand jury for riot and assault
and battery, will be tried this week at
Riverhead. Thiss is case growing
out of the disappearance of young KeI-
sey, which led 20 the belief that he had
been murdered by the lynchers.