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New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
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Alalfirfrr.
Established 1921.
THOMAS r TAsKFR JR STEPHEN 7. NJ iAsAEh
MORRIS, TASKER & Co.
vi PASCAL IRON WORKS,
PHILADELPHlA.
TASkER IRON WORKS.
NEWCASTLE DELAWARE.
Office Fifth and TasAer sts. Philadelphia
Otice and Warehouse. No Is Cold 81, New ork.
Dnice and Warehouse. No. 80 Ollyer st. Boston
Manufacturers Nrought Iron Welded Tubes plan gai
yanlzed AID rubber cOd;ed, for steam and water
IAPMELDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILEh II LES.
OH WELL TT UBING AND CASING. --x.-, ~
Gas ANn STEAM FITTINGS, BRASS VALVES AND
COCKS.
Gas AND STEAM FILTERS TOOLS;
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PlPt.
STREET. LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS, a.
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY, c.. u-. o.,-,
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION ~ W Il
PATENT VI LCANIZED RUBBERCOArED TUBE
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DoMFGTIC MARKETS

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON, May l2-Evening Common hosin, a5. Y c~t
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRNssY HoUsE--6XoReE D. vRYrR, PloPlIxrop
Willie Courtney A Wiener VIII D Fries
Field Mrs Reynolds c Hay
Mrs Col Vesey H N Vesey P Taylor
Thos Msyne and wife D Fowler
and wife jas N Sile II Robinson
d L Harris
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The Paonssr's Pienie.


4 train of forty cars, moro or less,
bearing for their burden the lives, for
tunes and sacred honors Of the pioneers
Of the saee brush and path-6nders Of the
alkaline wastes Of Nevada and the red
dust Of the Western Slope of the Sierra.
will come and take on our city's dele
CATION to the grand ricric and annual
reunion, and then move along to the
mansion Of Bowers. There is the house
that Sandy built; there are the scenes
which surround the house that Sandy
built; there are the trees that grace the
scenes which surround the house that
Sandy built; there is the wife that dwells
by the trees that grace the scenes which
surround the house that Sandy built and
there is the cheer which comes from the
heart of the good old wife that dwells by
the trees that grace the scenes which sur
round the house that Sandy built. OF all
places in the world, Sandy Bowers old
home is the spot where this picnic
should be held. As to how things
will be done the Virginia
Chronicle of last evening says
Preparations for the monster picnic Of
the season have all been completed. and
tomorrow morning special excursion
trains will convey the Pacific Coast Pho
neers and their friends to the Bowers
Mansion. leaving the depot in this city
at Z :45 O'Clock and Gold Hill at s. At
$50 two cars will be taken on at Silver
City switch. Trains will also leave
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If We SEEM disposed to yield to
gaseous influence, it is owing to Orlando
Willis, his soda water. There is foun.
tain there at Willis and it sauirts a de.
licious sort Of sodatied water; and an ar.
rangement exists, mutually and con.
fidingly entered into between US, re-
porter, and him, Willis, under and by
virtue of whose terms he is to furnish
the water and we the effervescent prin-
ciple:- In other words, We get our sum-
mer's supply of soda-water for sum-
mer's system of reliable and truthful
articles puffatory of the said fountain
and its proprietor and contents. We
are even now under the mild, nose
tingling influence of this anti-phloeistic
beverage which, like Cowper's tea,
cheers but not inebriates. 1t will be OBJ
served by an intelligent and discrimiu-
sting public that we have begun to Der
form our side of the contract.
THEATER. - Tho Mckinley troupe,
after . successful tour of Lake Valley.
where they have met with a very hearty
welcome, have returned TO Carson. They
will occupy the Theater this evening.
Their previous visit let our playgoers
have taste of their excellent qualities.
Doubtless they will be. as they deserve to
be. greeted By handsome audience to-
night. They present two light and pleas
ing pieces and an attractive interlude.
cousin Joe's VISIT" and 1.-THE
Peasant Neighbors are the plays
offered. For particulars see small bills.
SANTA MONICA is the terminal point on
the Pacific shore Of the Los Angeles and
Independence Railway. Senator Jones
and his Panamint associates and Others
are interested in this projected seaside |
city. On the 18th OF July next there
will be an auction sale, on the premises, |
Of lots in Santa Monica, and an adver.
tisemsnt in this mornings APPEAL sets |
forth some Of the. facts aud Inducements
OF the vendue. See the same.
EuoEas Bl1rxEs. long time . msr-
ahant in Gold Hill il dead and buried.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-26

JACK McQUADE. old time Marysville
lawyer, he was in to SEQ us last night.
OF for the Bay to see the Fourth of July
| well spent, is Jack. He came with Mr..
| A. b. Mitchell, the new State Librarian,
brother of our gamesome friend and
valued old acquaintance. Hank Mitchell
| Glad to form Mr.. Mitchell's acquaint-
ance. Fact is, ought to have called and
paid the respects of US but have been
| neglectful with the increasing cares of
age and the oncoming of infirmities.
ELECTION OF OFrrcEEs.-Atth the regular
meeting of Capitol Lodge No. 20. 1. o.
o. F., held at their Hall on last even
ing. the following gentlemen were duly
elected officers for the ensuing term:
A. i. Keller; n. G.; Edmund James. V.
g.; NJ. l.. Wager, Il. S; Charles Martin,
P. S; II. W. Sterling, Treasurer.
Trustees-D. G. Kitzmeyer. J. H. Mar
tin and NJ. L. Wager.
Mr.. GEORGE gibson, who went East
on the 10th of May last past, is once
more among his regular sage brush and
prepared TO resume his busting business
life. Wen pump George and see what
he says about the blue noses.
PIANO TUNISG.-Attentiou is called to
the card Of Professor Baethge, piano
tuner. His stay in Carson will be short.
Those having instruments needing his
treatment should give him call forth
with.
PEEsoSAL.-Mr. Abe Edgington and
Charley Vangorden were in tho city yes
erday. Abe looks better than we have
cen him this many month.
A Consolidated Virginia miner won
2, Us at faro in Virginia City night be-
ore last. and jumped the game while his
Tile OF chips was way up
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-26

TIE FAvoRITH.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormsby streets, il becoming
the favorite resort Of this city. The great
best Of wines. liquors and cigars are, also. sold
at the bar. A hfSt clsss Pedro Gssss for the
amusement OF guests, cold lunch u al hour
md hesrey Rcod cheer for ali are III recommen.
dstio.s t. public favor. 3. B. Brown b the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-26

Mes. ANA 2. Bleoks, Csrons favorite
millinef. 10 now able TO sxperintend her business
and has secured tho assistance Of hrst-class
milliner. Those back ORDERS for hats will now
receive her attention. je25.tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-26

0ER1iS1Rf.-Thosed desiring the professional
services of DR.. A. CHAPMAN should make an
ea,ly call at his room, No. 43 Ormsby House.
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Health IN. source Of Happiness.

Tho relaxation Of the nervous system. which
creates an iniisposition to mental or bodily
action. 10 Of very frequent occurrence. 1t Is
found that torpid liver. debilitated stomach
or dersnged bowles are the greatest causes.
For yeArsr Dn. HENLEY's CKLKBRATyD l. K. L..
BIrTERs has been successfully used throughout
the United States. as an unfailing restorative
and ealth-Giving Notwithstanding and in.
vigorateips those organs to their original
strength. 1t hiss never failed to restore 10
health and reinvigorate the whole system.
Dyspepsia, indigestion and loss Of appetite,
general debility. rheumatism fever and asue,
disappear with its use. As q medicine FOR dis
eases arising from impure or impoverished
blood. il is without an equal. They are com.
posed Of an absolutely pure diffusivc stimulant,
medicated with extracts and JUICES Of the most
effective tonic. and will prove . safeguard
against the attacks Of dyspepsia and liver
complaint. jel9lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-26

The Beecher Jury were still undecided
on q verdict yesterday at noon. OF
course nobody expected them to agree
and Of course they won't agree.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-26

IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical pro.
fession. DIR. VIM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs. Colds ana Consumption,
and sll diseases of the Throat and Chest. DIR
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANoDiEE cures
lin one MINUTE. mhl2.cm
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Evening Report

Evening Report
COS s. Chariot 75c
100 War Eagle IL
so Empire Idaho
$50 Illinoi. Central 6I,., CO,
25 S. Cord21,
$50 Poorman
100 Mammoth 25c
40 Valley6
265 Eureka Con co.,, 81, COS.
40 Jackson Toe
160 Phoenix II
5 Phoebe 81
$50 Alps SOC
as Washington & Creole
so Belmont
1880 ella Az. AZ. A.. b3O
800 Jefferson SO. 4, ~. b30. q.
600 Prussian 27,. 80
SO Cherry Creek Il.
l40 Leopard 14111a. II b5
90 Northern Belle %
1850 Mansfield exc, 25c
$40 G Chariot 81, IS.
SO Gilmore 2
100 Mahogany 81.
AS Mexican l7'.. IL.
205 Ophir 45... 451,
GOD California 80
740 Best & Belcher 43, 49,. A, Al.
50 Con. Virginia 3l2, 3l3, 3l2L
IS Andes 211as. ~
10 Belcher 251.
20 Jacket 72
800 Point 271., 271.., 81
Bullion 40
90 Sierra Nevada 70. 121., 12,.
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Forenoon Beard

Fsrsaosn Beard
$50 Ophir As, 451, b3
335G Mexican 17Z. 17H
1856 Gould d Curry 1871. IS
$50 Best & Belcher 421,, ~
SO Savage 80, 81
ITO Chollar 70. 69
IS Hale 4 Norcross "a
69U Crown Point 26s<, q
ITO Yellow Jacket a. 721.
SIS Imperial TX. g..
200 Empire Mill AZ, A.. b30
60 Alpha 16
go Belcher 2511.., 26 b30
100 Confidence l6, II
100 Con Virginia 2l3. SIS b
go Sierra Nevada l21.
200 Daney soc
1875 California 55Z1. 55a.
IT'S Bullion SO, 40 $50
10 Seq Belcher IS
35 Overman Sc
80 Justice 80
60 Snccor l
3G0 Union Con 81, OK
40 Lady Bryan %, q:
295 Julia IL, III.
IS knickerbocker 3
20 Baltimore
20 Utah 50.
23O Silver Hill ~
40 Dayton q.
625 Rock Island ., 81.
275 N Y Con IL. Il.
3 Occidental 81,
40 American Flat )
sos Woodville 2. l..
80 Lady Washington
800 Andes %.
so Mint Soc
500 Prospect ~.
210 Maryland Use
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a DWELLING AND GROUNDa.
n desirsbly located in Carson CITY, In o6sr.
ed for sale on favorable terms The house con.
tatns nine hsrd.nnished rooms For further
information apply to Carson APPEAL once.
myl-2n
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Geo VIZ. ght Miss Mckinley Robt Mc0inlev
H Barther Miss II MCKINLEY W Perkips
Jas Scott Miss A Mckinley WIN Leary
G Osborn Mr. Mckinley DC Dennis
G Hickey and lady Miss White
G White and lady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-25
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
A Review Of the Business
Situation.
THE OUTFLOW or GOLD.
Foreign Advices--The Value
Of the Franc.
RTS AND IMPORTS
WALL STREET,

SUNDAY, Jan. "a, 1875.
The extraordinary outflow OF gold from the
United States to Europe that has been reported
from day to day for several weeks continues to
attract the attention OF thoughtful fnanciers. 1t
itatinR withdrawal Of that which is the foundation
ofour national faith and credit 1t means the near
approach OF q reckoning day. We have lived too
fast and are now paying for the folly Of extrava-
gance. Balances are against u.s. and, in the alb
scnce ola remunerative export trade, the deficit
has TO be made up in the most precious commodity
with which the country can part 1t Is useless TO
disguise facts. The last statement from the United
States Treasury Department reports the unwhoe.
some fact that the revenue from customs Is barely
sufficient to meet the coin expenses OF the gov
eminent and that ''no national increase In the
ceipts Is anticipated Tor some time to come"
Meanwhile the price Of gold in the speculative
market 1uctuates from 1l2H to 1l2x per cent,
awaiting apparently for favorable opportunity
when its advance may be made useful In strength.
ening the rest OF the market. For the moment the
'bears" DO not desire rise In the price OF gold
lnasmucn as 1t would tend to stimulate exports,
infuse fresh lie into trade and increase the price
OF Oil OF the great staples, and thus communicate
Its influence to the stock market. 1t is bot proba
bic, how ever, especially II the President forces
upon the country the contingency OF q war; or II
Congress begins to make preparations Tor war,
enat the figures win be long kept where they are.
A merchantable commodity must obey the laws OF
supply and demand. The following table shows
the extreme fluctuations in gold during the
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SEFIUAGESIMA SUNDAY.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE !

Trustworthy officials, and sad he was glad he
could congratulate his hearers on the TACT that
Tor tue most part Brooklyn has In pubic posi- tions
men VINO regard God and men who are honest and
honorable. Ne showed That the record attested
the lact that crime nourl5hed most under the
"rngn OF New York, and he dwelt upon the re-
sponsiDity OF ofice-holdcrs in their relations to
society.
NO QUARTER FOR CRIME.
Let 1t be known III tins country that crime
VIII nave no quarter THAT the detectives ale alter
the iron door OF tne PRISON Is being opened that
the Judge Is ready 10 call Oh the case. The great
lehiency 10 criminals Is too great severity to
society. When the President pardOned the whole
sale dealer IN obscene books he hindered the cru
SAGE against Nervousness, but when overnor
DIX refused TO let go Foster, the assassin who was
the law OF GOO and the dignity OF the State OF
New York. Appause.)
THE IDLE CLASS
MI. Talnlage then dwet upon the idle classes
OF the country and warned his people 70 look out
Tor chose athletic men and women " no VIII not
work. From this class the criminals proceed.
Character. ike water gets putrid If let stand TOO
the old-fashioned wnipping post ior Just
worS; sleeping a. night at public expense expense
their 1000 CT your doorstep; Imprisonment does
not scare them they would like 1t. Blackwel's
Island or Sing Sing would be comfortable home
Tor them. The Observation-Disclosures them with
tnatS Why, they like thin soup II they CAN'T get
mock turtle. propose tnis Tor them. Put some
healthy work by them; on the other side put raw
like Tor that ciass OF people the scant bill OF fare
that Paul wrote out for the Thessalonian lOaers-
"Thcy that would not work. let them not eat.n
Jywnpt law OF God or man Is 1t rght that you ana
should toll, DAY In and day out, until our hands
are blistered and our arms ache and our brain
gers unable to be called upon, to support what In
the United States are 1000, 600 oafers They are
very dangerous class, but she authorities keep
their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. 2S 1875.
g sOSS l.s Slsn Ss Ss
Cotton quiet and UNCHANGED 3ddins issc ctr
s Sales s 'I sSooE, ssSsa An"e' A0 ''AS'"'s'
Cotton weak , miaahns l,s low s,SaiinS; e.
Cotton very quiet sytS s~ saR lsI
ssSPis-rS Great bisin ss7s 70 France sis % the
WILMINGTON, y. C.. Jan 20, 1879
& s4 ySS a., s s.
.p nSsr ). IS sI s 0s 10. s 81 w Ne
81 e Tor o double o, extra Wheat anchansed No mil,
g q 'Sr s :G5 81 .ss %is
FSus SS Ard Wheat dull and
SsS HsnEs AZ 4 81 amber a sss
'Gs nS%ni :.sS Sss;
cSo Sassss So co Sa 6S dU oa
Recep,s-Flour 4oo Dbl. Wheat 1900 Bushels
sS @ @ sa!1sy ing hs
@ bS dn sss Of SS Ec
club very cry dull sales al! d car leads
Sn tss s'Sss Gee
for state track sales at 9c from wagons SEEDS dull
Pork quiet AZ $s % for heavy mcssi dressed hogs quiet
At IS 50 IS 75 Highwines nomlnallv &C.
CHICAGO, Jan. %. 1875
Flour dull ard unchanged. Wheat in fair demand,
lower and weak; No. sorng, 91c No spring SS5sc
cash; ss9as .s5rgsry, s,sse March, No, spring Sc
mixed, c4sc 64c. cash; CSC February 65lac March
rejected Ooac. oo'fe Oats quill and declining; No 2
spr RE. dull and nr. dssnhns; No SPRING
Fork r s stsaay Il s sa 81 s Is
b s es steady and unehangsa riHoy seeds
Waiskey steady at 9lc On the call Of the Board this
afternoon grain was nchanged Provisions unchanged
ssoo bnsae!s; corn g. GOO DO; oats 4Yoo do rye 1000
wheat 1900 bushels; corn $500 do OATS 5000 do. :
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.whest was dull and lower closing At about 81 %
Enough gsnsrsy held higher fas sac, Sa We're about
aost No Was
and closing at about s5c. for mixed Sales eco
At Iass Ssce eaad but Sus co. sales s
Rye WAS %uss a. oia gsH Barley quiet
FRncHTs-ih he market to-day. was dull both in berths
and charter but rates were nomnay uachanssd OK.
hvesp.ei By srain lSi
rate for grain, nSsd I'D, For Antwerp Sy steam 10
e ys n to bGraon or Bristol %
leading sr;xs cargo az sum q
10 tho United kingdom with Sos naval
a. D. 81 or rosn ana Is a. for Splits British bark
United Kingdom with ulI cargo cotton. on private
MoiAs.rs. Foreign grades we're neglected and dealt
IN only IN j9Deas way vs!ues sxhened no 20 change
iots at hssfss within aaossd range. We quote :
Sana ao seS o' 4s min @ Go
grocery Porto Rico SOc English Islands
NAVAL. sroars.Non Change today the market for
S ssss sSSS S G aSsr ss &c.
80 b N S o S at ss The g a for
nave only Of eOi: Of sood strained
81 na s ' ss. SS 81 s.s s
and Wilmington. Pitch Quoted q, - asa s. s7js.
as .ss ss ssss
bbls and and 40 kegs The pcrk
@ sm SaSsa es
long clear, at lOsc $50 DO. short clear at lvC West.
quiet 7lc &C. Tor Western AMI SIC per h. Tor city
Bect-The market continued quiet and steady. Lots
s ay 70 o oa Ct 40
We quote :ssl SD tor extra mess: siu f s!i tor
San s. sS ss A Saessa at
herccd beef at So s2a tor india and so 81 tor
hams were dull and unchanged. Quoted at s2l s22
Cut Mcats-lhe market was Steady but there was little
no demand We have only to note sales Of 40 boxes
terms so picked shoulders on private terms Tn We
quote Picked hams Ioslc Ne do shoulders 7c. a
Lard FOR Western steam the market was less active.
but closed steady Quoted on the spot at lS2 1870 per
r We heard q sales 9.
for April at IL i56c. lac. per Id. City quiet and
PErxoLEUm.-for refined the market con lnued dull
and nominal with contracts obtainabe for this month
at l2c. Crude In bulk, although inactive. was firmly
at and nptaa @ The
ket remained dun and nominally unchanged Refined
material change in the markets at the Creek, which,
generally speskng remaned qa,et and were 9goed as
s iGtsa cent G 81 ssiai is; aloae
wells; Parkers 81 10 at United 81 Is at Union 81 ~
liberal as those VINO closed during part OF the week
were IN want Or stock to supply their trade he comb
illusions The reported dealings included goo hhds cen
truga at 2c iso Dc moasses at 7c yss a. ccntriiu
ao 'Sr SaSs' G
p ps%: 'Ss sd'vss: 4 "a,Sa 'sss!:
moa e; ape ds fair e sooa aIr s,ls de- good
81: Sc Ir%Gs : g esSSs o ss aas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-25
FINANCIAL.

A SAFETY, ECONOMY AND PROFIT ARE ALL
IA. secured
by dealing in Stock Privileges the old marginal plan
OF deposits $4,000 or $50WO of money is often swept
while the purchaser of PRIVILEGES under the
worst circumstances only lose the per cent premium
any one who buys Double Privilege on an active
stock is bound 10 make profit: the monopoly which
used to hold up high rates tor privileges Is broken and
therefore the purchaser has
money from small Investments ana has full personal
control of the contract
We sell Puts ana Calls TO IA per cent from market
Gouble Privileges cost S2l2 81 Tor 100 shares.
Everything bearing stock speculation will be found
in the Wall Street Review; subscriptions 81 50 year;
sample copy and pamphlet sent tree by tue publishers
j. HICkLiNG Il Co,
Bankers and Brokers
~ Broadway, New York.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON DULL AND wEAK-FLoUR DULL
WHEAT LowER-CoIN EAsIER-oATs STEADY
BARLEY AND RYE DUIL-PoRK DUIL-LARD
pUkL-PErRoIEUM NoMrNA.-NAvA1. STORES
FRM-wHIsKKY STEADY.
SATURDAY, jar. 23-6 p. NJ.
The trade movement was irregular and gener-
ally slow all through the week closing with Satur.
day, and the volume OF business was small or
'Change there was very little lie and no change
OF moment for the better. while on Change,
with the exception Of one or two spasmodlc move-
ments in q few articles, the markets were slug.
gsh and in buyers iavor. The scarcity OF freight
room had some little effect, out not much. and to-
ward the close OF the week, when rates were
easier, business was no more brisk. Flour was
dull Eli tho week, the only exception
being shipping extras. which were taken
to some extent at low figures. Wheat was dull
for the most part. There was little spirit in the
middle OF the week, when, In addition to a better
inquiry from shippers there speculative de-
mand account OF Western buyers. but the bubble
burst and the market roa psed into its previous
state, and prices receded where they were before
closing to-day dull Corn was in fair demand dur
ing tho greater part Of the week. but closed dull
and heavy today. Oats were quiet without much
change In pricea Barley nd rye dull ana noml
alteration. Provisions generally dull and
nominally lower Pork and lard were dull at the
close, but cut meats more active lower prices
Freghts quiet all the week, closing lower. Char
slow and rates generally lower Cotton was
quiet for both spot and future ana the market closed
weak ana irregular, par culary future delivery.
GIoceries were firm unier continued good demand
The market tor petroleum continued dun. and values
tive today, but the market remained arm.
CorFEE-Therc was very strong tone 10 the market
quite fair busincA which included bags prime
quality l9<c 473 bags on private terms botn lots
s"aed so LOO bags fair .s 10 rSSa s :. Ne SSs
All Ali the gradss' were aule. We quote ~
Bic 'rs'nfs{ S.ssa DIS lss aF prime me
grass mats &c. 29c.; Ceyon l9c n 2lc; Maracaibo
ls1ae. nc taguayra l9c Zac Jamaica lee. zoe
Rica isc sOc Mexican, zoe. 2c. AnGostura Isle
a dc Savanila lSc 2lc. Curacao, 17hc. q l9I,c,
gold sixty and ninety days
COrroN.-rhe demand for spot cotton was for unim.
portant lots, and the market ruled dull. with moro
SHOW no change as compare ARD with yesterdays
cline Of 5 s2c. a 5s2c,. closing weak and irres9
lar, at quotations as follows: January. Is ls2c.;
AppiI & lIsc is 2ssac May, Ice s I.ssc
june 1890; July, ID 1850. 1896; August 6sac
10 Is Ice Quotations based standard OF classification
in force september 1874, and on upland cotton IN store
running in quality not more Than halt grade bove or
below the grade quoted :--ordnary ls4e; good ordi
l5xc; middling, l3s4c; good middling, lGsc. Quota
tons based American standard OF classification
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i,
FOR iulure delivery basis low middns) the sales
have been us iollows:-Yest,rday, after two l. Nj
January 100 bales at 70 s;2e :6raary so at 56c;
losc so at IL 5S4c June, sJ0a l61c 9al i50j bales
Is sslc i5Gc March, Is Is $2c io6e April Is a5's.e
70 lGe y S ao Ausus ST iGsc un 70 e on ar
ket weak To-day up to one +. M-January, lUJ I0c
loo, 400 at IS sc; March, 400 at j, is Sc,
az Is :isc $40 at 500 q 10 TnI ISc 'DS
at i6s4c., lp at G lll6c. Iola 1899 bales. Grand
total -UU0o bales. Exchangc-7-l6 c. paid exchange
100 June Tor August; l52c DO 2oo May for June Ike.
the ports were GALVESTON, $50 bales; New
0rieans 5Sl,; Mobile U.s. ayannah' 265s; Charles
26g Philadelpha, 23 Total, IL ~ THIS day last week.
foreign ports quoted as iollows:-fo havre by steam
re: 10 Hamburg, by steam, &c; 10 Bremen Gy steam
&c. 10 Liverpool. 932d. 3l6d by steam; BY sail 732
iAd ,,. 81, ,oo.
Is 42J bushels 1000 do meal, bags; oats
1880 bushels barley. 1850 do. And the week end
ing this :Four, IS, 4s5 bills wheat 400, buseis
corn, 81 UlJ 40 corn meal l,3 bbs and 1884 bags
oats ll525o bushels BARLEY II 5oD do rye 81 do the
hour market WAS dull, but prices were unchan ged.
shipping extras were salable 70 some extent at about
were tor shipping, at s. 80 S. Corn meal was quiet