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PERSONAL.

V1S1sa BowRRs and Miss KATE MEEr are play
! Ing at tue Lycann Theatre. New York.
; CHARLES DnADIAuoM, the famous English
Radical, arrived yesterday 1t tho Sherman House.
i ALICE OuaSINa (Mrs. L1saAnp) haa become
permanent member Of tho Fifth A1enue CON-
/: pany.
!: The old-ttme trottor, T1onA TEnrLR, in att)l
+ aliso, snd. perhaps, kicking. shs ID over 8u
years old.
Mr. MArLEsoN, the successful London theat-
Thames embankment.
10 make sure Of LOUIS NAPoIEoa's comfort,
BeEern! DouApnrtista celebrated = mass to lls
, credit in ParsB, a few dayH ago.
BruAnr HonaoN md CHARLES TuonHx, Jr,.
lcaro tho Union squsre Theatfe to play tn Lon
don whsu the 1.-TWO Orphans LAS ceaeod to run.
Mrs.. RousBY has played Rosalind. reading her
lines, we are told. a. II they wero 4part Of M
American comedy OF contempotaaeous human
Interest,""
Prince ARTHUR ia going up tho Nile to see hia
fathers lake. no Is going tncog. for fear Of tue
al!!gators, hippopotaml. and oolored Rcatlsmen
pi tho Interior.
john @. suKA, formerly OF Chicago, has re-
tired from tho editorial department Of the Law
renco Standard. THO niatoztun>s o3 KAnsaa
uoysr como sugly.
JosErn1NE MANsR1EIp threatens to 60 back to
tho stagc- II Ia eytdaut that JOSIE haa grown
old. sciaTnY and homely, Or ale would no. work
once more ioS living.
sTnAuss Ia coming over again, bringing new
music with him. Love of money In stronger
than hatred Of sea-sloknessi and nobody sbhors
that malady moro than 8TaAuss.
Miss MAnrnA RopAnr, who dlcd At Nashville,
Tenn., tho othor day, WAS Is years old, and
Weighed 4aa pounda,r-rnoze thau quarter Of =
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1aynity TO his Church. Conld tho members Of
thai Convention pass upon tho question Of his
ratification. he might perhaps DO confirmed ~
Mslsop; but whether persans who have nevor
listened tn Ills persuasive ornsory will consent
to "alvo tI,oir objections to tho d,ctrins Of
Enchafistic alteration and tho objective real
ptcssnce whic', he advocates Ii nnito anothor
matter. Whtlo there can DO no doubt thss he
wo'a make aoaIotls aud efficient Dlal,op, tllers
T. Toaanr to appsahcnd that hls elevation tn tho
E.plscopate !nav widen thu breaca bttwoon cr-
TesinE parties within the Church. lIis election
!nuht now bn Passed upon by tho Bishops and
Standing Committees Of t1,s several Diocesea. =
majority of bosA being necessary to confirm It.
, 1875-02-08
IOWA CITY,


14EEEWfEH~.XRN WNOUhWFle
8Etr4at h1a2atch to Tie Chtcaao tribune.
Iowa ClTT, Ia, Feb. 7.-fIenry Clay Dean, tht
noIed bourbon. leetured in this city last evening
to large audience on "Tho Conflicts OF The
Old Aenalo." He discoursed upon tho difficult
tics which surrounded tito carly organization of
the rude clements Of revolutionary days In
Gorernmont 30 unlike the ono they hal by this
nfhitranient Of tho sword absolged themselves
from. Tie vss!ous wars tho tirst Abolition e1e-
mont IN the Senate, Seward. Halo, aud Sumner,
TIE Missouri compromise, oto.. ali produced con-
t'lcti altA I'D to rebellion. Atr. Dean was four
yearH Chaplain N thu oil Senate.
Next wees Ju:lso Dil5n Of the United Btates
Circuit Court cisos his nnnua! seriea Of lectures
to the Law Department Of tbs lows Stats UNI
yerHltv on Medical Jurisprudence, ot which ho IL
Professor.
Victoria Woodruff 10 aeok.n5 lecture engage
ment hero, She LECTURES IL las Molues on tie
9th inst.
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De K0VEN.

Tho LoW-Churcl1 Batteries Begin
Their Fire.
Heavy Guns Brought to Bear
upon the Ritualistio
Works.
The Rev, Mr.. Sullivan Delivers
Some Raking Shots.
An Election Procdrcd by "lllegal Totes
and Other Suhterlnges."
The Majority Have Brought the
Church to the Verge
Of Horesy.'
Whence sho May Easily Topic lnto
tho Arms Of 1lomc'
Dr.. Powers Enters a Vigorous Protest
Against De KoVen,
Declaring Him q Unftted for the
Office Of Bishop.
That He. Was Elected by Pettifogg'ng
and Political Craft.
The Danger Of Dominant Priesthood
in the Church.
Press Comments upon tho Elcc-
| ton Of DIR. DC Koven.
, 1875-02-08

a1EMrB1s. Tenn, Feb. 7.--Crowds of v!aitots
to tho Carnival are arriving. Tie Indications ars
that the crowd Will be greater .baa evor bsfoyo.
, 1875-02-08

New YonK. Icb. THE Mercury to-day ssys
The Wes.orn Cnion Telegraph Company yester.
day resolved to reduce t5eir rates be1ow the
pricas fixed upon by the Atlantic l. Pacific Com
pany. The reduction will begin about the 18th
instant.
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/ ItFf 1kr
500. capita.

TheRe nino 8tatcB fairly represent tho aV-
eyaee OF the whole Union. Tho aYcrage rate OF
htato taxation Is, thou, about G2I4 conts on tho
el0o, or g. per capita. Tic tasoa levied BY tho
National Government amounted, III 1868. to
$3.50 per 800, or 1926 per capita, and In 1874
to So per 800, or 81 Fer capita.
II Rnpcnra, then, that United States taxee, do
spite the recent reduction, are still 81 times as
much rer $10o aud per capita as the State
taxos. But tho local taxes Of cach btato
far exceeds those levlod for Stato purposes.
and hcuce tue comparison With Foderal
taxation In deceptive. rho General Govern
ment Inns IN army and navy, post-oflce.
an enormous pcnsior-list, and rivers anu
harborH, public buildings, diplomatic SERVICE ln'
dian anonities, national Judiciary, congrcas, and
niBcclaneouB things to support, aud great
debt upon whicl, to pay interest; but The States
have also, many Of thom, hcnvs deb!s, and they.
too, maintain very costly roforn'ntory, ponat'
charitable aud school systems, which cost tho
Federal Government nothing.
Tlleso figures show that great field for econo'
nv still exists in Tho States as we'll III at WASH
iunto1,. Legislatures an1 Congress must stop
o1travagans appropriations, muat keep clear Of
swiudling subsidies aud Jobs, and muht keep
down ta1ation instead Of increasing 1t. Even
such CALLED jade as tho American taxpayer
viii sometimes willce.
, 1875-02-08

T1earisy pana, ashnstIe and all throat affections
are soon relieved by that certain feme4y tor coughs
aud celdH, Dr. JeynG's Exrc:tor2nt.
, 1875-02-08
ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS N SILKS

Tsayy, Rtch, Sntn Lustts Block 1sos Grain Silk ~
8tfa. Nnrth II. = ~ IL. ". =, =,
Rich&st black Iyous Gtoa lTaina sonsspendlnGS
chens. - ,
Hue q plaln calored sill. At q, -. .,.
i.ie 4iicA lynns 1Eas tatns. h9h eoloa apd $Fsh"
lug AhA dos, $l.tQ, formerly 13.bu. 49,.
Black. ysouud FAncY Stt!po haks whita Ind rolofsa
CIoak Vnlvst, reducsd flso a. snd sako rtr lasd
Hucftu
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n1L kul6 TO lalGn6il4 tlG gFl AHu euAOH ~ VAIL
larger powers Ut setf.dtfuHonf
hayo no. thought 1t necessary thus far to
specify lninutoly tho pecullartles Of tue tAeolo-
gy which haH given brit, to tsa painful contro-
Yersy, simply because tho world hus become fa-
nllIar with 1t, and knows that 1t clusters round
tho most sacred and solemn OF oil our ordi-
uance3, undertaking to associate With that ordi-
nance prescuco Of which Scripture IL wholly
ignorant, aul for which can nowhere bs found
nnv, Just or propof para,!e!-uay, Which, am
Of tho Sacrament, and practically oyerturna ,ts
very nature. sacrament. nccdrsliMg to tho
CLurch'a io,7nularies. rather than tho metaphys-
ical relinement5 Of learned tIleooslans, sign,
an outward aud Visible sign, OF au inward aud
apir1tuai grace,-tho sign, the visible eo1nenss,
aud tho Eraco "tho body and blond OF Christ
spiritually taken and received by tile faithful in
tho Lords surpar." Tint tleu tho body and
blood Of Christ have actually aud roalIy somc-
thing to 10 with, arc liz aolno way connectea with
thu sacrament, i8 manifest, ,--but connected how?
1lero il tho great coutIo Of oil lilo controversy
and hero it alwAys viii be, u fruitful source OF
yonl what is writtou,. aua dream that the simple
teachings Of Gods Word can be imptoyed upon
by ttieir learned and cufiona ,sPeculations ana
III that Word, I. In my simplicity perhaps. God
E1rst. that Christ, in h,s ;orlaoi humanity. ha5
guno aWny from this cartn-"1 60 away j" u
Tor yon that 60 away" +" II 50 not
AHA1 kAG 2UIukuit6f Will uOk CbMo UNIV
you." "Aa Oft as 20 eat tAis b.eatl, and
tlink this cup, 70 do Bhew tho Lords death till
Ito come." Second, and, Notwithstanding thls
departure, Christ is still hero. present with l1.s
pouple. I" Lo am With you al~ay, to the end
Of tho world Where Two or tlsreo arc gath
cEo;l together IN lily name. there nnl in the
midst Of them" "Abida In a1o, and iu yon."
Third, that thls presence Of abiding il not
apy nlatezaal localized presence hut of purely
moral os spiritual uuturo, such a. might be coil-
yaycd from Quo spirit to another f1om ch!1Ht 10
mat, OF from, man to l'is feIlow-nan. and ~ the
former case always connected wish tha body and
Dlool Of Christ. yet in such way tint Just ~
the bread aud vino stand for the benefits con.
torred by their uBo, so tho Body and tue Blood
stand for tho benefits conveyed by tham. :. Ell
ccpt ye eat the HeA.l and drink tho blood Of tho
son of Man. ,ya havo no Ito in yoa."' my
tieBh a meat iadeed, aud my blood s drink in-
deed" "Iho fosA pfotiteth nothing !; it IL tAs
Hpis;t that qutckenetb." Fourth, thai TUG means
by which tleao bede'its arc received ~ faith
tAccoEding to thy faith. 20 be It unto thoo."
Does mot this brisf classification I'LL up perfect
outline of thls holy ordipAnco7 Is suRlt
mnre needed Evan granting that the body
aud blond of Christ we1s actually present in
ssoranoutai union with tho elsmanss, would that
prosencs convey any grace or blossinE that
il not nov. conveyed on tls simple and mora
evangelical Interpretation The only form in
which tbs soul aAl ksostvs eonsa4~.I Impulse
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

places of Messrs Sidney Dillon, Jay Gould, Oliver
Ames. and d. d. Cotton, with Mr.. Dillon as Presi-
dent pro TEN in place Of Russell Sage, resigned.
Lake Shore opened at 49, sold ut 73s and closed at
73l with sales of odd lots at Isl. Erie, after ad-
vancng per cent from the opening price of ga de-
clined to 26s, reacting at the close to 2O.. Inc
Granger stocks were subject to the lniiu-
ence of several rumors relative to the state
of the expected legislation in Wisconsin.
Northwestern opened firm at Ali advanced
to AZ and then declined to Az. and at the close SOFA
at 49, The preferred stock only fuctuated between
So. and 54t. st. Paul was steadier than its sister
stock Opening at $40 it sold between 3it and 34s,
closing at the opening price. The last news from
Wisconsin before the Board adjourned was 10 the
effect that the Senate had passed an amendment 10
the Potter law. increasing the present rates oi
freight, but leaving passenger fares as they arc
now, and that it was expected thab Iho
House would act favoraby upon it tonight wa
bash opened at 12i and sold at 12S0llsOlZt@li1'
Ohio and Mississippi opened at 26 sold at 25l, de-
clined to 25s and finally closed at 25!. The totai
transactions of the day. 221 OOo shares were dstri
buted among the active stocks as follows N \.
Central. 800; Lake Shore 1O200 Rock Island 2aOo
Wabash. 4.5OO; Western Union. $4,000; North-Wes est-
erp $1,000; Preferred 900; st. Paul. 49Oo Preierred
9CO Pacific Mail So 400; Erie $500; Ohios' lo''Vo;
Union Pacific, 81 900; Hannibal and st. Joseph
800. Comparing last nights closing prices with
those of to-day the advance in stocks has been' III
Central and Hudson, and Rock Island, each, per
cent? Hannibal and st. Joseph, 4; Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, !; Northwestern, Common and
Preferred 1; Pacific Mail, I, and Union Pacific ls'
The decline has been in Lake Shore, per cent;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, and Harien'
each, I; Wabash 81 Erie, !, and Ohio and MisSis
slppi per cent. The opening, highest, lowest ana
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day have oeen
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
COTTON MARkErS,

NrwORLr.ss 3-Coon good demand: Mdlng l5asc
Low Adding Good Oi-arY, IA SC receipts 662 bales
gss 72 bales Great Bntan 6656 bales TO France
bsesi the Continent bS4 haes eoasIwe 20l9 bales
CH,RLEsroy 3-Co;ton firm; Ndding l5ssdl ; Low
Nilng Ordinary l44; Det receipts l207 bales
ssl | 900 bales; stock, 4O,441 bses.
SAVANNAH March 3.-Coton 6m Mtdlng. 10 7sc; Low Mid
ding Good Ordinary is4c net receipts j23 bales:
ports to Continent baes sales 72O bas stock S3 1913
MOBILE March 3-Cotton fm Mddlng, l5c; net receipts,
bales Great Britain 396 baes the Continent
bales; coswie S6 bales; sales l3OO bales stock, 5777
balcs. ,.,, 80, ,.,,
ding is s Ordinary. l5 POI bales;
2 exports coaw, 29O bales saes 4o6 baes sPnuers
75 bales stock. 26.U92 bales
GALVESTON March quiet light demand Middng Is %
Low Midng 47s; Good Ordinary l4ls. net receipts loOl
bales gross 1881 bales; exports est Bn l52 bales
], 1884 bales stock, 67477 bales.
MExPn 3-Cotton firm; Midding Is a0l5 &c.; Low Mid
ding I5c Good Oriuar, l4is recelps 64o baes sales
400 bales; shpmeuts. 1853 bales stock 534S bales
WILMINGTON March 3Coon aetive Mtddug 1850 Low Mid
cling l5e Good Ordinary l4Ae; receipts $50 bales sales
1872 bales stock, 4724 bales.
AuGusrA March -Colton s,eady Mddng l5a; Mddhng
l5c Good Ordinary l4 receipts 444 bales sales 5O0 bales
PulLApELPH March -Cotton firm Mlddiug Is 4d IL Low
Mddng l6c Good Ordinary l5 net receipts l0S bales gross
BosroS March S-Cotion Mdng 10e net recepu 29S
goss 293 bales; Great Ba $50 bales sales
"a bales. stock, 9O90 bales.
NoRYoLK March 3-Cooa MddnQ l5s4dl5 zsc; net
cep 800 bales exports coastw 700 bales sales 700 bales
stock. 4.0I4 bales $500. -
~. 81 bales.
CiscISSArr March 3-Coton 6rm Midlung. Is ia net
3J5 bales moments l2l9 bales; stock 1859 bales
Loc4yILLE March 3.-CoGtoa hrm; Mddnng, l5l2c.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
WEDNESDAY. March 3-P. ".

"WEDNESDAY, March 3-P. NJ.
The stock market to-day has been irregular and
feversh and attended by less of the excitement
than had marked the daily transactions of few
preceding days. but still subject to frequent and
rapid fluctuations, the market finally closing up
strong, with a few Of the leading stocks near the
highest prices Of the day. Pacific Mail continues to
take the lead 10 activity and has fuctuated about
ss follows: Opening at 3s!, il sold at 3s.0
Ss9sei a S90S9i a Ssi 0S9s a39.. Western Union
opened at 70, and sold at 7i!075t074i
e7S07A Union Pacific formed the single ex-
csption Of steadily rising with scarcely huctuatioD
from "a to 13i then reaching to 4S, and finally
closing ct 40. Naturally enough Union Pacific and
Pscfe Mail have been the strongest stocks upon the
hst to-day IN sntidpstiop of the Union Of interests
Of the two companies. which was announced in this
column on Tuesday likely soon to take place. and
che mutual advantages of which must be obvious.
This union was consammated late this after
Boon by the retirement as directors Of
hssrs. Russell Sage, F. L. Talcott. William
= Gsiss ssa l. J. Rxtsh. saa the election in their
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKRr2

Ioxnou March 3I23O m.-Bie Railway shares ree,n ~
IIygNpoo March 3-l2 80 m-Colton s nrmi hnumf ~
lands 77sasd Mdiug Orleans Sal ale. Vou o n ,Ss
OO Tor peeua erport Cotton 70 afrye nrneT
basis Of Mddg Uplaud nothing below Low haanng 2 pnr a.
5i6d do do shipped April and May at d. a1 o M, AZ
sir1s l a ana da apt dc deliverable Nav and June ss
AsrwrKP March 3Petroeum 81 IF for hne pale Amenean a,
spoy March $3.50 m-PAhs dispatches qao'e eh'o' ~
65E 75c . = m o,,.. ala. a, Cation to-day
cnn hstss American sales the basis Of Mddlng Osn
Dobne below Low Mdng deliverable March and Apni iio'
IoSnoy March 3-5 m-The amount Of enion wlthdawn ron
the Bank England balance to-day @i4o'oo" i' WV
IIyFnPooI March 50 mBscOn 47I6 ew for Short Clear
noSDos March s-TaOw s69S4O cvt Refined Petroleum.
Lospos Mach S~Rvenipg Tarpentne. 2i6a2o cw'
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
1--WE STOCK MARKETS,

YxwYoRx March 3-BEavE -aeceo to-day were lo9 ears,
far and trade was active at shade ai
i3 MONDAY say u sA s G'sDs sa Te Us Is %s me.
10 ea Of poor to f.r The best cattle sold 1850
!; .st + Is .Tss7 S,'h s'Si : ilSS
seaawag Texan, ib live weight and far do at 10 &c, to
81 r. m ' ss.S ga Ssn western s Osi markets iy Sve ana an az
M the the demand here and have advanced
quite s ,s TsS At che,so r e a. @ . 81 cars Coon Thompson IT
e,r. Meyers IA cars Moses cars and NJ AIeon,
T. C. Eastman sold hi, exc account s5 Illinois steer, ext
sE' II e a, iig 50 S' r. LOG sy d. a. & 4. ioS &c., &c., -
s aS 3 3 fs' h. with ID 5o IS
= Moses 9o llnOi. steers 7a ew' at
d. TO OH SIfs' se % oan % .c.op 70 Illinois steers. .x
s n 81 i0 and 81 = head III do et at
" Thompson self and B. Coon 81 rjqo.
e~' s~1 at at lie if to arsss head
.sat lyi e s.' ss 81 sGt sas 9 es
lie TO ds. 81 lGdo 7a e~t, l2i2c 5s bi
.i.:, Civ MdI esS E. CO. ;s' S:s is Mepn
TssS sS ca. sS and s cSssy aoS aasa &C. 2
f aeienden Co !! soa keO,ussy cattle 1a7 sr a,
T.ss s 10 iG .ss1s. r. Co. a' Sc ns. III S steers e.
Essr Co. account % I gs,an. O. ss., q.
tt.ss D 5R T. n,' r. i've % sssS, 6s,d Il Missouri
N.. ~" e.. nos. la I.ss p dress Co. O. p p pu. Illinois ne. ~
sTs ,,s...s ~ sl; lS IS f so, 81 @
y d to drss IS d. aud balk 1900 sverige at &c b.
live weight.
Dudley for MOus Co., 10 Illinois steers s.. e~t lO'.e
2 10, to 80 n
ssmuels for Morris Co. IS Illinois III ewt t l2lc
to dre 81 B AMI 20 do, 64 evt. e dress 81 10
NJ Goltsnh for Morris Co, 81 Illinois 7d7l2
l2dl2e dress 57dos for Kshn Co, II
lie y TO- to dress VT d. aud 10 Kentucky
7st cwt., at ii +c-, W dress 81 u.
sHRrP-Reeeiprs to-day % ll3 hesd-ll
st jersey Ciy, and Forehs The
and fair to good sheep about &c higher
Ordinary prime ranges from 70 7 With carload Of
77s. ~ - -
81 do 92 a. 6 lso do. SO n, 81 80 y 100 80 do,
s6 NJ, st So 20 y 100 n.
Hume Bio,l sheep 81 average st &c p n
lg6 do lO5 u, at SCI 1874 do H. h. At ssc 1872 l2
ID. st7'sc
soii 200 Ilhrois sheep 81 sverase &C. 100
do el H. at 6lia6asc e2 do. 96 10 6s.e ~ Indiana
100 10, al 7 81 do l03 b st 7e and SO 1853. 10. csc
Judd Rockingham sold 529 0ao sheep 81 average 7 10,
and ia Missouri d. SS n. at DC.
svSE-Reoeps 4s 8577 hogs-20 Jersey
70 forethsL, ana Weshawken
alive Dressed hog, scarce and hm al 9a0e for G.
and SisUsase. for westers
March Cattle Receipts todsy 037
supply thus 1856 head 3se against
$40 the time last and 29i
The marhs active and strong 81 yesterdays prices most Of the fr
disposed Of Amounting about 100 head o $50
Illinois from 1889 70 z40 B. IS l21d$8 20
800 hssA Ohio steers s75 2ss b at 81 81 ds6 l2 $50
head Michigan steers lU6 70 l42S B - 30g$6 CO. loo head
Indians steen. ] .02l 10 !, ,256 n, at ~ 3Od$8
bBsss LAnbskeeepts to-day 900 head mailing the total
sssp sg " vssS As f, eSVo lead, against 0Q0 head 'OI
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

A. - ,,,e las. ,..t and II 600 the time Lass
tear The fairly active and sors a. ysesys %
bead Western sheep. averaging u, 3d. and ioo ID
s. so, and 50 b0 =. an a., ooo ,..a ,.no,r5 10
.rye 100 head making total supply 10! the week az
5n he,d AGAINST 400 head last week. aud OoV
bssG r e sane time last The market SLOW fo want OF
oct N With es few odds snd ends on
S~ ap.o9 good Workers uonh So 7o9sT l0i heavy hos
al 2Jdx7 80, and choice, 81 w.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
ISL. .009, 900 90
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange:

The inquiry Tor money to-day was little more
active because of the large business done in stocks
and borrowers on call paid per cent more freely
than of late, the rate standing att ana o. ana TO
Government bond dealers 2. In. final transactions
,b, rate was up tod There is no change in the
rates for commercial paper beyond tendency to
greater firmness The United States Treasury re-
ceived $4,000 National bank notes for redemption
The Clearing house statement is rs follow:
cDcv exchanges s77 SAT OSS Coli exchaDges. &57393l6
Cur.ney balances. 39l24G7 Gold baiiDces l,3joIO2
Government bonds are now in quiet condition,
and there is very little interest now III this depart
ment, business beng very restricted. In tone the
.La4 10 firm We snhnin closing street prices
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

10 2ss2e 7soo 1880; 800 10 7oo 1926 2Soo ,,S
5Si sS1 j. iSo 2G9 70 a5 15s; sSS sSS
isc 5000 IL S32c; 1900 l7is loo u 1yzc; 509
i 300 y 522e 500 i5sA 200 la6 Is 7iSS iGsf 800
j i5$ 400 i s2 500 Y b 59Sesa s. ieo 100 90 i9
100 II 2i32c 500 l7's 800, ~ lOei 100 - zSS5s ;no
August 100 II 1916 lo0 u 2539c a. a99 sU9 hae, -0'
FLOUR AND hEALte Flour make, opened ssioasr eu',
owing 10 The storm business greatly restncsd Minnesota
in demand those valued s5 25Rs5 40 but the supply quite
light; Shipping 6nner and hss freely offered AZ tne
yey Mnnesoas met with ready sae saes
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
hidd!ins. s....l8a
lfnl.i AAA LII


Included 500 bales arrve also oOo bales
board Baltnare. private terms
fair hos advance Of sc
n; sa,s iollows all basis Of Low Mddlng;
Sales Yesterday sfer m-Msreh eno bales is olse April
700 3ss2. J.ss 500 ~ Side zoo a 7s2s !ais lso
200 II total. $500 bales YESTERDAY: sossg prices
M. S2 i.y A' II us. s
IL issses s.p.eascr, is 2ss2sls 1916 0sehsi, iSh
100 f8ar rod is 1884; 800 ls7Ise; 500. is 10 32e
aV0 l67l8si Aprt 100, " 2I33e Nv, " lll6s; l00
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Posrs "A PIrHE-schOoper Arlda and Laur,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

y %.
COPFEB-The market for R quite steady hut sv
25l7 bags Oatso II We quote Ordinary carsoes
l66l6Ie; Fair do. lG'dlIei Good do l72dl7sic; and
Pine DO at Isle gold Mill grades dull tame
COTrON-There only snail eopsunmsted In
Holders this checked business Receipts
The shipping por IA 666 bales this day last 645
bales this dsy lst yesr S4O5 hales consolidated days.
cep O26 bales to Great Britain "a Ala bales
to the Continent. b6.619 bales
standard Of Classification 10 force se l. 1874
CpAnd CvstVD Ia store Ia q1ay os than
rane sbovs below the quoted
orilnsu..l4i. Snet Good OpilpaU.l6s hddins. l8'.
Enodl lIrd Il
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
The bids for stocks at the close of the Board day


The London advces report firm condition for
British Consols and United States securities at the
close, though Erie was weak and lower The Bank
of England made loss in bullion of tl4S,0O0 ster-
ling. The foreign exchange market was dull and
weak leading drawers having reduced rates as no
ticed below TIE selling rates were on the basis OF
4sll 34S2 and 4S5d4.S5l. The gold market was more
animated, and after the opening sale at 1l4s the
price stiened up to 49, with some late sales at 1l4
The advance in the price to-day receives sucientex-
PLANTATION from the unsatisfactory condition OF none
tary affairs existing in Canada aud the reported
withdrawal of f148O00 in bulletin from the Bank of
England to-day On gold loans the rates were l, 2,
l. and for carrying to flat. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out S74000 in called bonds and $S4OOO in
coin interest The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank covered: Gold cleared S31,2l3OO; ;
Gold balances, S2,254,742; Currency balances
s. 5S2, ,233 The quotations for gold were as follows
lU:UO ll4s ;l:30...ll47s 1:00...ll47s 2:30 ...47s
O:S0..il5s l2OO...ll4zs l:3o...ll47s S;OO.... ll5
li;OO~..ll45i l23O~..ll47s 2:0O...u4's
1hc days business at the u. s. SubTreasury
comprised:
ecepts... S572447 80 Currency paym 81 l90436 ~
S49DJ6 bI
balance. 22O 800 % Cusons..... 439oOU w
TeceiUts. 7149l9 As
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
WOOL MARKET,

BosroN March he mirke remains quiet and there
material alteration 10 prices There
rather of holders, and fine
Double Extra Ohio
quoted 53d55c Michigan and Western feeces
aud Medium Fleec 55 457e for Ohio Peanyva.
aud for good lots of Western and Michigan There
COmbns Deine Peec and this grade would
ready full Good lots Of Extra Pulled
are 10 demand sales 5Od55c quality Inferior
grades very little inquired for.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

ably was this so in Pacifcs, over $4,000 changing
hands. Chicago and Northwest gold consois were
up per cent The bids were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
melJ, DusiDVco poihS
market is firm. We S

State bonds were agaS neglected, the only sales
being small lot of Missouri Is of 1875 at 1904, and
New-York state County bonds at 107. The bids are
40 fellows: