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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON July o 1873
good Culinary Iasc Net reeelps baios ses 81
LxpOrsro Great Britain, 1875; coastwl9o sl0 Sales.
Cotton quiet; middlIng iSIsc low SS S ifc
GS dteat Britain 500 Sales 2 sa s4s 1855
reseRt go cross ~ eS
Sales 2,550
Cotton quiet; miidling H1le 149sc. low mildlins
sa G S3od SrdaTy aTPor e9ssle "a 6 Ras
Exports coastwise, l,4iS sales, $50
Cotton nominate middluE, ago; low middaag, iic
g9oa m & Sss rssap g P ba sales ~
coastwise. b3A Sales l9L
Cotton quiet; middiing 1876 low mlidhns, i4Sc ;
good Ordinary lSe s@c Ne; "a receipts s9 bales
eeipt s2a Exports coastwse, sl4; fire 49, Sales, S76
WILMINGTON, N. O., July o
Spirits turpenttne ste ady at Slc roan quiet at 81 IS
strained, tar steady at ST. rs
Flour steady and unchanged; sales Of Hs6o bbs a.
SO y tor No snring 60 % for amber winter 81 for
ssnsnd ses SSs extra Wits n SchsanS 1 at
81 the latter held Id ~ 6SSn So oDet AZ ~ qse lots
low and high mixed Corn meal sS3 for bOled $50 Tor
SUNS 81; middnEs SIS per ton. Canal ireishtsp
4 10 h spd SssS s H sec s
% SOo bushels eHrn Sao1 90 lumber 7oO feet Canal
---D,-' v'' -, 80 Bur,.Io July 1873
SS %ies eoqn isSSS
wheat $1,000 bushels; corn 1900 do oats 1900 do
Canal shipments-io udewaer, wheat 10000 bushelst
corn, 10000 do oats 25OeO do to interior points wheat
30OU bushels Canal freights-7Ac. for wheat 6Ac for
quiet and firm; sou bills sold at UNCHANGED prices
Wheat dull; offerings light n0minaly, No. Milwau-
kee 81 IA; No Chicago 81 10; red winter 81 30 and
white winter, III S5 Corn quiet; conditions not salts
changed hands at 4o. 75c Oats dull LOCO bushels No
Western sold at &c Rye held at 81 IA scarce Bar
quiet at lac As1C- RiEh wines nOmiasly ST ~ ~
Flour steady wheat opened fr9 but Closed i SS
Michigan 81 26H amber Michigan, 81 24 August 81 26
81 24d No red 81 l6, Corn opened firm, but closed
dull high mixed, 7Sc; August, 7l4c, 76c low mix ID
TIC no grade, 7l1sc,; Damaged Coo. Oats-No. and
Michigan, 5Sc No old aud new, August NC; So D
tember, 39Hc. Freights dull and unchanged. Receipts
OOo bushels wheat Is 600 do corn 1000 do oats Ship
CHICAGO, July O. 1873
Flour--Demand good at full prices Wheat excited /;
BIG h sBa u G anu s95ng g 1s 81 M No
higher 2mixed, 7Oslc bid spot; 7Ossc., bid July
mand and advanced; No. z SIC spot SIC July; aos1c.
bid August; rejected, boc bic. Rye firm, scarce
spFng, 81 - bid spot 81 81 on September PORK in
talr g. SdvAncea - spot Sls % august
or August; $l3 40, september Bulk meats quiet and
weak At the afternoon call If the Board wheat
at 81 06f, July; 81 o6H August Corn lower at71S4e
july re, August Cats easier ct 6JAc July 40,fc
900 bills hour; 10000 bushels wheat; $1,000 do. corn
1900 do oats. shipments-6OOO bbls. nour; ~ 0y0
bushels wheat; S0,OOOdo corn; 81, 200 do cats.
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good Jugs l01<c a l2c low 1Ike. 1s1<c medium
2oc; select Leaf, is1sc a SO OLD crop-connec.eat
and Massachusetts,, 90; l2c Crop Of s2Conneetieut
i0e; l'e DO do. wrappers, l5c- a DC; Penn
- 4Sa DER DO "a assorted lots 10 lie. s9c
Crop H3-Connecucut and Massachusetts hlers 20:
wrappers 2sc. "a 55s DO assorted lois, Ice SOC.
lots common Sc ne 90 DO goSe to Hne, re lsci
s assorted lots 100 |oe ono a9, vas,
Sc se good, 9sc 81 ans. 81 10 81 Is YaTS+
Wl,HisSET.-isesipss ~ sSiA The market quiet,
WooL-Calfornia wools we're selling quite freely, but
prices were rather weak In domestic neeces very e
stock Of Australian wool been reduced onsiderably
s at @ 1850 S
pulled at Sc 100 lbs unwashed Western at asc Nc
20 900 lbs new fleece at 5Oc loo lbs old unwAsned
10000 lbs spring California Al 21c s2c 900 lbs Ia
we So es a secures qo s eoSre o
Hoo lbs Cape wool at S5sc 1000 IDS East India wool
pulled 5000 lbs pulled, 1000 lbs super de- 1000
prime fleece IS OU0 lbs fan clip California and 6O0o b
ziSc was quiet aud unchanged and was quoted at
s5Sc. a S7tc., as TO numbers
treights, pat rates were without improvement Tue
ments weT as foowse Lverpoo BY steam $500
bushels grain at I'D I'D; BY SAIL 1000 bushels do
Cd and 1905 obls -four 3D. per bbL 70 Bristol, by
% az 81 ra0 S oaT at r. S pyr f Db
10 Antwerp by steam, 200 terces lard at SIS Cd per
ters British bark hence to the Continent direct
same Voyage With about 500 q do 90 It Is I'D
another "a recharter, hence 10 Cork for orders with
4oOJ do do at Is an American brig hence TO direct
port in Bristol Channel with $500 do rate rumored
At 6s 3D. British bark. from Philadelp ha " Hayre
with $500 bbs naphtha at S. 81; British
brig, hence to Bristol with about LOO bbls.
from philadelphia 70 Bremen with 500 bbls do. do At
A. Cd British brig hence Cork for orders, with
1000 bbls do do at IS. fiat; American bark OF 453
tons register hence Eslpore for orders with about
1880 bbs do 40. at5s Cd and 81. on il direct another,
Of s9i IONS regiser hence TO bristol direct with
eral cargo at lump sum on private terms; a German
bark TO arrived, hence TO Danish Baltic a. SIS 3D.,
German Baltic At 5S 3D., with $500 bDs renned petro
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1lsX; 40 ives 1881, registered. 117k a 1l7sl; do.
do, do coupon, ISL I1sH.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were firm in the late afternoon
dealings. Union Pacific hrsts sold at 1o2 a lO2K,
sinking funds at 969S, Central PacIncs at iO2 and
Ohio and Mississippi consolidated at 95. Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated gold bonds ad-
vaneed to s2H. Chicago aud Alton 1rsts sold at
1091< New Jersey Central nrsts, new. ll3, and do.
consolidated. 1861. Central Paolncs sold al 1O2
102H, and Western Paciics at 90. Milwaukee ana
st. Paul was firm at 90 for La Crosse division and
79h Tor L and N. division.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 1Ol for Fourth National. $50
for Park and 90 Tor Ninth National. The follswing
were the latest bids:-Ameriea, 1855; Butchers
and Drovers. $50; Central National, 90; Chemical.
LOGO; City, 300; Commerce. 12l; Continental, 100;
Corn Exchange, 1ssH; First National 200; Fourth
National, 101; Mechanics, 40; Mercantile, loS;
Merchants, 1925 Merchants Exchange. 1917;
Metropolitan, 1S2H; Nassau. IOOi New York. 1874;
New YORK National Exchange, 100; Park, 15O;
Phoenix, %; st. Nicholas, 100; State OF New York,
u3; Union, 1S9.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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$50 TO 8 P. !
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON TIE SPOT ADVANCES 1-9c.-FUTUREs
QUIET AND sTFADY-FLoUR QUIET AND I'M
cHANGED-wHEAT QUIET AND UNCHANGED
CORN pULL-oATs DULL-RYE QUIET AND
NohrINAL-BARLEY QUIET AND UNCHANGED
BARLEY MALT QUIET AND sTEADY-PoRK
QUIET AND NoMINAII-IARD QUIET AND
FIRMER-PETRoLEUM wKAK-NAvAIi STORES
QUIET AND FIRM-GRoCERIEs sTRoNG-HIDEs
DuLIr-LEATHER DUBIOUS pULIs4-wmsKEY
sTEADY-FREIGHTs wEAK-HEAP AND JUrE
QUIET AND sTEADY-GUNNIEs STEADY.
FRIDAY, July Go M.
The past week was but repetition Of that i'm
mediately preceding SO far as tho merchandise
markets are concerned, business being small and
the markets either extremely quiet or dull As
the midsummer approaches trade shows steady
shrinkage, and only a few OF the leading
commodities are at all extensively dealt
in, while even these few have been CON-
parauveiy quiet during the past week.
As the weather becomes warmer and the
sultness Of July begins deepen into oppressveness
business men begin TO think more OF betaking hem-
selves TO place Of rest than they prosecuting
business enterprises not absolutely essentials hence the
falling of IN business is but the natural consequence Of
the midsummer season and occasions no surprise A
few commodities which form the pie Of our exports
have moved TO extent and interest in the
markets for them Is thus kept up; but taxing
md steady falling OLA shrinkaQe in
transactions well as In value In Some commodities
the opening OF the fail trade Is looked TO with little
Interest IN hardware good active business Is antici.
pated and Already few large orders from the SOUTH
wsst have been s1scutss bus NO general revival Of she
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Steady and the General Market
Without Feature.
GOLD 116 1-8 A 116 SO.
a Large Shipment TO-Day-FCTeign Exchange
Firm---BOHdS in Fair Request.
WALL STREET,

FRIDAY, Julys9-6P. NJ
The stock market to-day was without excite
ment Soon alter the opening OF the Board Mr.
Morris. the Chairman OF the Law Committee, took
occasion 20 announce the fact that Mr.. Ecces the
gentleman referred 80 in the morning papers In
connection with the Third National Bank,
WAS entirely exonerated from all plame
Nc was shown, in fact. that but for
Enc business sagactty OF Mr.. Eccles, and
his instructions to the of1cials OF mis- bank,
khe attemp ed embezzlement of SIPS, 600 in gold
by his clerk would have been success, and the
regret was very generally expressed that the de-
ealls OF the transaction were not earlier under
stood. Similar action was taken in the Gold
hoard.
WAS very dull as regards interest ana equally go
In respect to business. The principal strength
WAS shown in Western Union. which advanced
nom 1917 to 81. closing at S0Z. Erie
sKas also 1rmer, selling at 142G l5K Quicksilver
common gained 4 per cent and Delaware and
Eackawanna, IL per cent Pacific Mail showed a
decline Tor the moment, and though IL Is claimed
khat 1t may recede further there are those who
look for an appreciation or Its price in the not
distant future. The sales to-day were at 4o1S a
BOX o 39z. st. Paul common was firm at 341z a 345s
Hhe preferred stock sold at SIX SIX 57% a
NIX. Northwestern common was steady at 39H I;
no. preferred az so. Ohio and Mississippi sold
at 23X 23 Union Pacific was quiet at 75k
D. 76X a 752S. Panama without sale, ended az 127.
Lake Shore opened at soy, receded to 5sI and
elosed at SEX.
THE SALES TO-DAY
amounted to 1885, 600 shares which were distributed
among STOCKS as follows New York Central and
hudson, $50; Erie, 5000; Lake Shore, "a, 600;
Northwestern, 2 800; do preferred, 100; Rock
Island, 2,761: Pacific Mail, 1900; st. Paul, 2o0O
do. preferred, 400; ohios coo western Union,
az, 900; Wabash 500; Union PaciAc, . 100; Panama,
BOO.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
the following table shows the opening, highest
md Inweat nr,cea of the daV.-
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THE sCHULHoFF CREPEs.


LrTTLR LIGHT IN DARK PLACES.
An the HERALD ipumated some time since the
Schulnor seizures have proved to be a complete
ldsco The merchant appraisers yesterday exam
ined the three cases In dispute, and this time
experts from the establishment OF Messrs Arnold,
Constable & Co. were the judges instead Of inter-
ested parties who were In business antagonism
TO the firm involved. what their appraisemen1
was OF course is secret, and viii only be given
10 the public after tne report ia handed TO
Collector Arthur; but there Is one slgnicant fact
that by order OF the United States District AttoF-
ney the three cases OF pushes (haItersi RllE
plushes), which have been held since last April
were yesterday delivered. II was claimed tnat
these goods were npderyalucd thirty per cent; N
so, why were they delivered without the pay
ment of the penaltJs The TACT Is SAID to DO
that there Is suspicion OF corruption OF she
worst character III the Third and Fourth
divisions OF the Appraisers Department CT the
custom House, aud as some facts damaging to
onicials there were in danger OF being divulged
scapegoat had TO be made OF somebody, and Schul-
moi co. were selected. That they nlvs
innocence OF tne offence charged, ana IL is lust
possible the war at present waged against some
OF the ofncials by she sorebeads may bring out
some particulars regarding Unce SANS back
kitchen which Will be OF great interest," TO the
general public one thing Is certain, taxpayers
are interested In knowing their names n there be
men who sit In the cool granite vaults Of the
Custom House doing nothing indusrlousW for
$500 per Annum and OF others VINO wear
diamonds anu drive fast horses on tue haif Of
that sum. VINO speaks nrst
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prices Green peas were dun and lower We quote :
So Do per 100, long. 75c 81; lettuce. per bbl.,
peas, Long IslsnG' per two-ba 'hci bag Soc : Sit
Sc ST. WAX bs SnS do sa do Bsg@9da
per crate 81 81 ri turnips white, 100 punches s.
Long and ps 100 ss new csbsaSes pe y l Sd a.
eauhower, per dozen. Soc a SO; squash Der basket,
s. 5a tomatoes, Norfolk, y % '-'-''''"' ~
were Of su %a pigeons light and
prices were easier. We quote wild pigeons stall
81 do % wo 6iE &c sG sae "a aa q
Psr SsnS ~ 90 s Weste G Ssc Toe
s STEADY a. iu gGoaons We mole sales o. ool rolls
borne1 o, SousiPere lsc lS1-e' Calcutta &c Ic
HAY AID sTRAw.-rhe demand for Shipping and retail
Qualities was moderate and the market was quiet The
We quote :Bale hay, shipping 6oc zoe retail quail
ties 500 81 iO clover 55c oIc salt 6Jc: a7Oc Straw
do and Soe COO for cat i'"N ~ '''' 'O'
Quiet ana without change Jute butts were
mo bA ba isT aa a. s5 STEADY prices ihe sales were
we quotte American dressed per toa, $2IO $50
clean al Ss2s SIS gold iaan $3.50 o 81 Sod
sisal henp, 51ac 5Jac. gold
hIDks The market was dull and unchanged. The
sales were -l1O ely slaughter AZ 9Sc. No qGote:1Dry
- o faeS p los = oS re 2yc; do ~ lbs
&c 2l5c; Corientes q lbs 2 los 1890. 2oc Cen
"A Ds., ne a isc god seieeted 40 ''D-'''
Hors -fhe demand from brewers was fair. and the
supply IN hand was able 70 brewers wants; but
the demand only the better grades Receipts Tor
he week, "a balest total recelpts September l.
1914 42o1J bales total receipts same period 1878
ZDsl oaies; total experts since September 1874, 1868
We quote :--New Iorks new DC S3c.; Eastern, new
i6c SIC Western DC yearings, a 25c
ods, all growins, &C. l2c; CALIFORNIA;. 2Sc per lh
lROS--Ine market TOR American d z was DULL but urn
with sales o. 'e tons Thomas at $50 SIS aud LOO tons
Allentown at $2f. Scotch higher Prices in Glas-
COW makes importers firmer for advance and less
reluctant 10 force the market The sales tons
Soltness on private terms, and l6J hglnton at
SO % $50 90 scrap was dun ana unchanged. Rails
quiet and without decided change. We quote -
No. | American, 81 S2S; No. DO, $50; Ameri-
forge. s24 S2l 5o No Coltness. $50; No Glen
garnock, $33; No. Eglinton, s3U $3l: tiartsherrie
$685. railroad iron. No foundry 81 S2s; iron rails
SOL $53 steel rails. SIS ST..
LEAD.-Tns market for domestic quiet and I'M
changed. Foreign was dull and Irregular Manufac-
dull and without decided change We quote -
spanish ordinary per 100 lbs; So 75a S. a1 German,
ordinary, So IS SO o7k English. 81; foreign refined
81 l2}s 81 %; domestic refined So gold bar so
pipe, 9Ac. sheet, 91sc- Tathams improved uD-Lned
lead DIDO, lO3sc-
LEAriIER.-lhe market for hemlock sole was dull
unsettled, with Light demand from manu- urers
Receipts the So 532 sides loo SIDES
Exports l5,25J sides. We quote =
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Y ADVANCE AND bECLINE.
The changes during the past twenty-four hours
are as follows:-
ADyANCE-Deaware and Lackawanna, TX;
Erie. q; Lake shore, Il Quicksilver common, u;
Eock Island, y; Union Pacific, u; Western Union
telegraph, l; gold, z.
! DEcLINE--Atant1c and Pacific Telegraph, 4;
g., Z. and !. g.. "a; Pacific Mail, "a; Panama. 2;
Bt Paul preferred, q; Mariposa, u; Erie, IN Lon
don, Il.
The stationary stocks are Atlantic and Pacific
preferred, New York Central, Hannibal and st.
9oseph Harlem. Northwestern, Ohio and Missis-
EippL St Paul common and Wabash.
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sALE OF A REVENUE CUTTER.

Tue revenue cutter Campbell, OF 100 tons, out o.
commission for some months, was sold on Thurs
day At governments auction, At the Lighthouse
Boards onlce. staten Island, on IhUrSdaga ioA
SSAAge A9A G0st egisiaA4G AIASseA-,
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THE AMERICAN CHURCH IN CHINA.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. |

ply that It was preconcerted man
living close by, whosea son had been in the
constant habit OF running in and out of the school
attached 10 the Mission premises. asked the por-
ser what had become OF his boy. The porter re-
oiled that he mad not seen him, whereupon the
man began TO yell and dec AIRED that the mission
bares had kidnapped hlm, with the object OF tax
hng his heart and ives and polling him.
The porter. a Chinamsn, called him ian old
kool," upon wnlch fight ensued.
THE ASSAULT.
The mob then collected, went for that heather
Ehinee OF q porter and gutted the building.
Several OF tue Offenders have been caught, ana
have received good bambooilg, but tue BOY, the
kaAuse OF the trouble, has not yet turned up.
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A BANNER FOR MR.. BERaH.

committee OF ladies, admirers OF the humane
lahors OF the American society Tor tae Prevention
OF Cruelty 10 Animals, are raising fulds to procure
sllken nag for the headquarters Of the society.
IL Is proposed to have 10 made OF white SIX, with
the wen known emblem OF the society eni-
oroidered in the centre. The banner ~ 10 be
twenty feet leng aud twelve feet wide. Mr.. John
r Haines, OF tue nrm OF Halstead. names Co,
NO. 3's broadway. has kindly consented At the re-
quest OF the ladies committee, TO receive dona.
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Wheat was IN rather better demand ana prices were
c9ntraScts put the sales we're moderate comprising
81 q 81 2& Milwaukee, both the spot and to
81 % 81 q Tor No. l. the market closing quiet
was duh. We note sales OF 10000 bushels at
s s Sc 5er p TnF SAIL o U sS White ,9F %n1S
Oats dull with sales OF 10000 bushels &c, 676c
for toelo and Chicago Mixed &c. 6Sc for mixed
track csc. a 69c. tor no Chicago mixed Kye was
barley malt quiet and steady, with gales OF 1000
bushels tworowed state at 81 401a VI 49, cash. Two
TOwsd STATE sri SasS " ~ four and six
BEANS AND PEAs-rhe market for mediums was IN
active at 81 30 for extreme range lots Marrows were
dun and irregular and sellers were asking higher
g good 81 % 81 ~ smarrows new, choice. 81 40
2sd pdnsy 0n@e sew "a "a ~ new Srse ~ %
new, ~ 40 ~ % white kidney, enolce. 80 So ~;
FRUTs.-Prunes in fair demand at steady prices.
sardmes sold freely at full prices Currant5 were in
were quiet and firm. Almonds were in good demand at
s an 3 y s. ~ o a' s See S s
6ac- and 9OJ boxes sardines at lac abe. for quar-
loose muscatel S. 40 IS s1 currants at &c 64c Al
sapsncs Mc Be- oF oareS SoS
2oc lb1sc. tor hall boxes; Valencia raisins at sic
5j9c.; Jordan s6eled almonds 9c. soc. Canton gin
Sac &c. mScaron Italian, at lac; Turkey prunss
new, at Sc SIC beghorn eitron at 2slac a &c
M S-, S Se n9ess S & bsTGsona h
iSc Dried iraits@The mSTket Tor benches wv was
quiet and prices nominal Tne demand Tor
We quote ;stste apples, sliced 7Ac Sc do, quar-
do, sliced ne &C. do, DO, fancy. sc. &c West
ern apples, quarters 1c; peeled peaches North Caro-
Ina prime, 24c. Z3c. do do do fair to good l5c q
lsc. do. do new, Georgia, loo do do, state. l5c
lse. unpcoed peaches, halves. 7bG \ Sac DO do.
quarters CSC a &C. backberries &C. q SIC. cherries
state. lie do, Southern 6c. 7c. raspDorries &c. a
Doc. Dlums southern lJc lac do. state. I4c; 6c.
Fresh fruits-W horueberries dull and lower
Black caps were lower and plenty Biackoeries were
plenty, and ruled somewhat easy Currants IN
iar demand and selling al steady prices The arrivals
OF peaches from Norfolk were Door Apples from Mary
L
New York and Western strawberries were
poor order, anG sold az low
prices We quote :-Biackberues cultivated, l2c loo
do, wild, per quart DC &c.; raspberries Antwerp.
per one third cups, &C. Sc no., naive, per cup, &C.
black caps pint, &C. q BE- whOrtleberrel per
quart 7c l0c whOrtleberres, mountain busnel So
a $6 strawberries oneida, per quart &c. &c. DO.
Oswcgo 40, &C. lSc; mountain plums per quart Sc.
peaches, onequartor crates VI 81 81; goose
berries, green per Dushel 81 81 20; cherries per
ID, choice, &C. leci do, poor TO good, xc &C. eur
rants ID, Sac &C. do, cherry, &C. lOc apples
new, per DBL, 81 49, do, do, per crate 81 81 50
watermeons, per 100, $zJ Si0 muskmeions, per bbL
81 80 a So
GREEN vEGErABLKs.-Thc arrivals OF Long Island
cucumbers were light. and the demand fair al
steady prices sTIng beanS we've W JAIL Eeppest " Ln
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For future delivery basis low mddling) the sales were
follows July LEO bales at l55sc. Is I32c. August
i5%c. October, 2,lOO i424c. II &32c. November
$500 at 45Sc. IA 1920. December l2j0 at l45ac.
II l9S2c. January, 6yo az l4c IL $3.50. February,
100 at Ia l5l6c March 100 at 1879. Total 4OO bales
The receIps at the ports were as follows :-Gaves-
ton, 10 bales; New Orleans, l6li Savannah, 1873;
Charleston 1881 Norfolk, eg New York, H. Total 69j
pales This day week o5l This day last year 1851
year. S74 S5 bales Cotton freighs closed follows
To Havre by steam IL Ice TO Hamburg, by steam Sc
compressed; to Bremen, by seam &c, compressed; to
Liverpool, i1d. by steam; by sail, 1dd.
rather We note sale Of 5000 lbs prime geese
56c. $50. selected do. 90, &c mixed as to qualify
3Sc. 4Oc. hen feathers. &c. SCI turkey feathers Sc
per ID.
F1REcRAcKERs quiet but firm at 81 10 a 81 Is
gold, in bond Tor short and full count
FIsH.-iho market was stronger and more active in
all grades. New mackerei were in good demand at
ply Of old macAere was light; there fair demand
IS $l2, according to quality The market Tor
for GeorgIas box Herrmgs were in good
50 a $IO No. snore SO Sill No. 2, SIS a SIS 50;
No. 5, ST; Georges Bank goldfish, SIS 30; Grand S5
new large threes, So %; new medium &c J0i scaled
Flour AND GsAN.-Receipts-Fl 5ls bbls wheat
Ss,74O bushels; corn, 1922 do; oats 1880 do.
remained quiet but prices were noninay the
Inc sales were 1900 bbS Rye flour was arm. Corn
meal-We sales OF 4pO bbs and 2p bags at 81 %
81 Is for Brandywine. We quote for Western yellow
81 10 per Dbl baltimore yellow 81 81 per 100 lbs
City sackedCoarse, 81 Az fine sitied, 81 50 boed yell
low 81 60 and boed white 81 So per 100 lbs Jersey
sacked-CoarSe, 20 81 90 fine yellow, 81 7Oa 81 az
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y The specle enRagement5 Tor Eo-morroW are 8
30 amount TO $1,5O00OO.
THE UNIrED STATES TREASURY.

y THE UkiTED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont to-day $3.50, 600
On account ef interest and $4,000 in redemption
Of fve-twenty bonds. Customs receipts to-day,
BesS176. Internal revenue receipts $372,Sso.
The Treasury balances are As follows :-Currency,
S225 ooo COIN 500 100, oOs- less coin certificates,
k22 $40, 600. Tue Comptroller OF the Currency has
pslled upon the national banks for reports show
ing their condition at close OF business Jane 80.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advlces report gain OF 637, 900 bull
hon by the Bank OF England on balance to-day.
Consols ana American securities are steady The
Eate OF discount In the open market for three
months bills is 2X per cent, and the rate for
money on the Stock Exchange for eonsols is per
sent. In Paris rentes are firmer at 63f. s5c. In
frankfort nve-twenty bonds OF 1862 sold at sSx.
the following are late London figures :-Consols
Eor money, 94H; DO. for account, o4K a e4k; '6s
bonds, 10tZ; i6T bonds, 1903; ten-forty bonds
boiH @ 1857; new ives, 1883 lo4; Erie, 12x
b12
nrEoRTs OF DIRT GOODS.
y The dry goods imports for the week were
Ae6o,S13, ana the amount marketed 500, o3S. The
aotal imports OF dry goods since January this
Bear are 56,s4S.229. and the total amount mar
keted S5e,S4<,21o
GOVERNMENT BONDS
closed nrm at the following quotations. limited
States currency SKIES, 1924 l222I do. do, 1881,
Registered, 1909 1909; DO. DO, do, coupon,
a22H 1913; do. nve-tWentles, 1862, coupon, III .
11s; 40. do, 1864, registered, 11s4 a 11sJS; do.
40, do, coupon, l1ssS 1lsX; CO. do, 1865, regis
sered, 12o3< 1901; do. do, 40, coupon, l2lk q
121K; do. DO, do new, registered 1905, 12oK
40. do do, de-, coupon, l2OL 1909 DO. do 1861,
registered, l2lH 121%; DO do, do, coupon,
7Hk INK; DO. do, 1865, registered, 121k 121H
DO do. do, coupon, I21k I2lH; do. teR.forties,
registered. ll7a. q MA do o., coupon, 1lsx q