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The New York herald., 1875-09-15
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We published yesterday the postal circular referring
TO the fast mail train Of the New York and Chicago Rail-
way Poet Ofce. During the afternoon Postmaster
James isaued circular concerning the limited mail
between New York and Pittsburg The circular states
that mail matter by this route will be taken for the fol-
lowing States and cites:-Delaware, District Of
Columbia. Louisiana, Maryland Mississippi New Jer-
sey Pennsyvana las per detailed list Texas st. Louis
Mo- Cincinnati, Ohio The following circular was also
distributed by way Of information to publishers and
newsdealers respecting the preparation and despatch
of morning papers from New York by the 'fast mail"
train Yew York and Chicago r. o. and the
iqimitcd .naln train New York and Pittsburg r.
p. O):-
fast railway Post Office train, entitled ''The Fast
Mail New York and Chicago r. p. o., will be started
on the 10th n leaving the Grand Central Depot, New
York at .I5 A. NJ, arriving Ia Chicago the next morn
ing at $50 making connections with regular r. r. o.
and r. A. trains at Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo
and other Important functions
Another entitled she "LmIted Mail +" New York and
Ptsburg r o. wlNalso be started on tho 10th inst,
the connecting boat e wing the foot Of Corandt street
at 4.30 A. NJ and the tCain leaving tho PenDsyyana
depot Jersey City, about ten minutes later arriving
In Philadelphia at 10 A. ", Pittsburg 9 T. NJ. con.
naelna With trains from Pitsoura ARRIVING "a GhcaR0
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Madeleine N.Y.Y.C (Mr. Dickenson), from
City Island passed Whestone yesterday, route to
New York.
The schooner yacht Gypse, N.YY.C., owned by
Herman s Livingston of New York, and which has
been Newport the greater part Of the season. left yes
terday for New York. where she to be laid up at
Mr. Livingston returns to join his family for the
Inainder Of the season at Newport.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LIGHTHOUSE oURRIrUcK BEACH.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice that and after De-
cember l. 1875 light will be shown from the lighthouse
Gently erected Currituck Beach The light will fixed
white varied by red flashes FVBF every minute
The Illuminating apparatus catadioptic of the
lighting 200 degrees of the horizon The focal plane 50
above the and l5S feet above
The light should clear weather the deck of
vessel feet above the S nautical miles The
is Of red brick with high white sand hills the
south There are no other prominent objects in the vicinity
The approximate position OF the lighthouse, taken
the Coast Survey charts is follows Lat 36 2l
IS 40 20 W. Magnetic bearings and distances OF prominent
objects follows Cape Henry light. by W 81
tfa miles Body Island light, by q L, 341 nautical
Miles
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OBITUARY.
WILLIAM A. wALKEE.

william A. Walker glass merchant and an old
resident OF this city, died Sunday Of paralysis Of the
heart He was born in New London, Conn, in 1910,
and came this city and settled the east side,
where be has since resided greatly respected He
was at one time very active in politics, first whg
and afterward as a republican and by his energy did
much service his party He actively engaged in
charitable enterprises, being member of the Society
for mirroring the CoBditon OF the Poor well a
trustee Of several savings and other benevolent nsttu-
4ons be always gave largely Of his own private
- help thOle In distress
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and shpmasters informed
that by eegraphng the HERALD London Bureau No 46
Fleet street. the Paris Office Scribe at
departures from European ports Aner
and all foreign vessels trading with the United States
the will be cabed this country free of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French MedI-
ports will find the Paris Office the
and expeditions for teegraphing news.
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puINEAs COOK DuMMER.

Irthe death Of this gentleman which occurred yes
terday,, in the sevenyeghth year Of his age, Jersey
City loses another ofs old and onterprsng citizens.
Helwas a4native ofNew Haven Conn lie first engaged
in the glass and china business at Albany. Ho served
In the,war Of 1872 lie aterward engaged business
In New York, and finally settled down in Jersey City
1894 where IN oonnoctonwith his brother be establish.
ed tho Jersey City Flint Class Works, which employed
al that tiuno moro hands thar all the othor factories
combined low lorlG ruined tha bnsincsa DDd tho
The New York herald., 1875-09-15

sOUrnAnrroE, Sept I4-Arrived. steamer Colombo Bra
Burkett, New York for Hull
SWANSEA, Sept I4-Arriyed bark orchilla, Harrimana
Stockholm.
TExEL Sept I3sailed, bArks Hohenzollern Gen, Benz
rendt, New York Ruth (Nor, Andersen, do.
YOKOHAMA Sept l1-saed. steamer Oceanic CBr), JenS
niBgs drom Hong Kong, San Francisco
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CRICKET MATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept a. 1875
The international cricket match between the Cana
dians and Philadephans not concluded to-day but
will be finished tomorrow. The Canadians concluded
their first inning making 6S to III for the Americans
The Americans their second inning and
scored ia Then the Canadians followed for their
ond inning When three men had been put out the
play for the day closed with SO runs.
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TIMOTHY p. CHAPMAN.

Timothy Pitkin Chapman, Fnember Of the Yale class
OF 1865 died on Monday at his home No. 2S11s Henry
street. Brooklyn. Mr. Chapman graduated from Yale
with more than ordinary honors Choosing tho law
for bis profession he attended the Columbia College
Law School from which hc graduated In 1870 He
then entered tho law Office Of Blatchford Seward Grls
wod Da Costa, whore be well appreciated that
three years ago be taken into the firm. His illness
only lasted about week the immediate cause Of his
death proving 10 be brain fever.
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factory gave way the immense sugar refining ostab.
lishment Of another firm He was elected Mayor OF
Jersey City Is45 and 1S41 He was an ardent admrer
Of Henry Clay who rendered an ovation on his
passage through the city He was appointed by Presi.
dent Lincoln m 1868 Assistant Collector OF the port OF
New York, to reside in Jersey City, and was reap
pointed by President Grant in 1871 He held the posi-
tion Till his death.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Lizzie Watson (Br), from for Bull River, sc,
Aug 10. off Charleston bar
Schr Mary Peters, from New Orleans for Cette Aug "a
lat 80, Ion 50 80
Schr Vim Slater from Alexandria for Portland; had lost
both her boats during gale the 1lth inst of Barnega
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HE2ALDs FOR BREAKFAST.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. IA, 1875.
The lightning mail train from New York via the Pan
Handle and vandaa railroads TO ST Louis arrived
prOnpaly time this morning and LEFT at 6:o5 making
schedule time the end Of the route By this arrange
ment New York papers Of the previous day arrive here
by breakfast time, twelve hours Than previously
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A grand banquet was given TO the team at the Opera
House this evening by the Hudson River Rifle Assocla
ton Major General James W. Hustled presided as toast
master, Mayor Carpenter sitting on his right
Colonel Gildersleeve, in alluding to the reception
in Ireland said 'The American rnemen, who were
recently the guests of the Irish people, feel that they
owe them obligation for the great hospitality ex-
tended to them and the genuine pleasure
thereby awakened which they will never be
able to fully repay, This pleasure is
greatly heightened by the kind and generous
Spirit with which every courtesy extended How
ever great was enjoyment the manner of hosts
impressed with the belief that they had as much
pleasure in giving in receiving Their hospitality
is not conventional; 1t springs like all their other
qualities directly from the heart Our vel
come was not limited to any particular rank
in life From every class received assurances of
such manner they were able TO give them An
Irshman said he may leave Ireland, but he Will
never forget her The old country has ever
large place his warm heart Mccarthy
rieteti1 pieted the feeling of every Irishman with
respect to Ireland when, after having visited many
foreign countries in writing Of beautiful Dublin Bay, he
said
Fair daughter of harder race,
And feel thy winning, well known grace
Without my old msgivng;
. And as kneel upon thy strand
And kiss thy once unvalued hand,
Proclaim earth has no lovelier land
Where life is worth the living.
Those who have seen Ireland understand whence
this affection springs May the Crown extend to Ire
land that encouragement to which her royalty now en-.
titles her, and may her green hills and rich valleys
witness such prosperity is only vouchsaied to those
who greatly blessed.
When Colonel Gdersleeve concluded he was greeted
with storm of applause
The other speakers of the evening Colonel John
Bodine and Captain Coleman, Of the American team;
Hon c. NJ Depew, Rev p. s Rigney, Judge f. T.
Baird, Colonel Matt. II. Ellis Colonel G. W. Wingate,
Mayor Carpenter General George Parker and Hon. II.
G. Eastman. Several New York and Brooklyn reg
ments represented the banquet which closed at
midnight
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THE AMERICAN TEAM.

THEIR RECEPTION AT PoUGHKEEPsIE-coLoNE
GI1DERsLEEvR's sPEEcH-A BRILLIANT BAN
QUIET.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Sept IA, 1873
The American rifle team and members OF the Hudson
River Rifle Association competed at the Hudson River
Range to-day for gold medal The following is the
score the greatest number to,be made being hfty:-
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AT SIT. LOUIS "oN TINE. +"

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Sept ii, 1875
The fast mail train, which left New York at $50
yesterday morning, via Pennsylvania Railroad arrived
here at 30 this aiternoon-on time.
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The Faken is bound TO Rotterdam and Pot here with
sehr Storm PetTe 'i eof Es%ortS Haskell Cedar Keys,
a, Is days with yellow pine Eppinger vessel 10 mas
sehr Harbeson Hickman Robinson, Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer City ofNew Bedford Fish, New Bedford for New
steamer Galatea wadren Providence for New York with
sehr Jesse nart IL Hart John NIB, for New York IS
days with lumber and lath to Gorham Boardman VI,
days with st6 to aeney Parker X S0Hn ND' 0'
schr Joachim, Getche Ellsworth for Rondou with lumber
schr II Miller Smith Milestone Point New York, with
sehr George GiIum Hamilton Portland CT for New York,
sehr ATgo, Quincy, wareham New York. with nails to
with spies to Bridge Co D's' '''A"u 0' 40"
RI seRI Mary Potter Potter NSank for New YORK
schr over sehoheld Dissosway, New Haven for Balt-
schr James Bayles, Arnold City Island for New York
sRT isaac Borden sG'GG Fan ri ST Ne% York
schr Harriet Gardiner, Miller; stamford for New York.
schr Warren Gates smith, Milestone Point for New York.
schr Hamburg, Adams New Haven for New York.
Schr J Anderson, johnson, Norwalk for New York.
BOUND EAST. M
schr Anna JGcobs, Jones, New York for MddletOwn.
sShr eT John john Warren Mcar HoSoEen for Providence
sehr Carrie Jones, GoeoTd New y, YoTk * for Roskand
schr Angler, Besse Hoboken for New Bedford
Schr Whistler Crosby, New York for Boston
Schr III Youmans Reed Hoboken for Providence.
Schr G Lawson Merehon, Haverstraw for Providence
Schr w Whitehead Titus, New York for Providence
Schr l. A Tolles, Meehan, New York for Providence.
Schr Post Boy, Hogan, New York for Bangor
Schr Sawyer, WicksOn New York for Somerset
schr Flowers, Hubbard Amboy for New Haven.
Schr Mary Stuart Port johnson for Bangor
Schr Ontario, Barbour, Hoboken for Providence
schr II Young Steelman, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Maria Fleming, Ford Hoboken for Norwich
schr Shamrock Troy, Haverstraw for Providence
Schr Thomas Ellis Kelly, New York for Dennis
Sehr Perine, Sheffield, Hoboken for Stonngton.
Schr Mount, Elmo, Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr Mediator, Davis, Hoboken for Fall River.
Schr Raynor, Mitchell, lioboken for Providence.
Schr A Pharo Bingham, Port johnson for Providence.
Schr G Foster Jones, Eizabethport for Providence.
schr Emma Day Robins, Port johnson for York Bay,
Nc
Schr Runyon, Campbell Perth Amboy for New Haven.
Schr Rogers, Rogers Amboy for New Haven.
Schr Fred Tyler, Tirrell, Amboy for Norwalk.
Schr Hattie Collins Heaney, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Iona, Wells Hoboken for Boston
schr Arcularus, Lord, New York for Rockland
Schr Mnquas, Phillips, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Saxon, Port johnson for Benton.
Schr Ada Houser, Allen, New York for Boston.
Schr Escort. Hawkins, Hobokenfor Bridgeport.
Schr Hattie Low, New York for Hartford
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WHALEMEN.

Auckland, NJ Aug 16-Ship California, Chase, NIB, was
at Vavua (Samona Islandsl June II. Bark Merlin,
Thomas, NIB. had arrived Rorotouga There re-
port Of what oil either Of the vessels had board
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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CHICAGO WANTS MOODY AND sANKEY.
CuIcAGo Ill Sent IA IS7

meeting Of the Evangelical ministers of Chicago
was held last night and 1t resolved to extend
invitation to Messrs Moody and Sankey TO come here
al once and inaugurate work Of revival
The New York herald., 1875-09-15

Steamers City Of Havana for Havana Geo Elder Rich
mond, &c ships Srathearn (Br Lverpool Trojan, San
Francisco barks Snaresbrook (Br, Cork John johnson,
llayre; Odd Nor, Morgan or Broad PILL Marie Cotilde
Princess Beatrice Br Pointa Pitre Sportsman Cadiz and
Gaxllla
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
POOL SELLING LAST NIGHT.

The Fleetwood running meeting commences to-mor-
afternoon, and the pool selling last night was quite
lively The following pools were sold
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MISCELLANEOUS.

N ent states for numerous legal everywhere no
publicity; ch sfge until divorce granted. Advice free
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, Notary Public
1874
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ID WINCHESTER's HYPOPHOSPHITFs
Invaluable aud Indispensable To Brain Workers Keen
Brain supplied with PHOSPHORUS by using this hfno,s
preparation Of WINCHESTERS. 1t win give Won Mental
Strength Brain Power and Nervous Force and Energv ana
make you strong and vigorous 9'' ~
Price 81 and 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER K CO., Chemists
80 John street, New York.
THOMAS H. AGNEW, THE GREAT NEW YORR
Grocer and Tea Dealer. 80 Vesey street. Everybody
should call and get bargains and their money.
WlNCHEsTERs SPECIFIC PILL
A certain and speedy FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
WEAKNESS, &e thoroughly tested for 80 years with pers
feet sncces TWO 70 SIX boxes generally sufficient IN
effect radical cure. For urther &c send for
cireular VI per box; six S. by mall secu elD
sealed, with fall directions for use.
Prepared only by WINCHESTER a CO., Chemists
h6 John straaL New York.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

rEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship VIM Tapscott, Morgan, from Liverpool Ang A
The New York herald., 1875-09-15

Bark Falkm NOR, Christensen Wilmington, NC 10 days,
with naval stores Tetens Bockmann Co. sept III and
- had heavy KK gale wch lost fore and main opsa
The Faken bound Rotterdam and put in here with men
sick with fever. (see general news eolnmn) . -,
Schr Storm Petrol (of Elsworth), Haskell Cedar heys
Fa, Is days. with yellow pine Eppinger vessel TO mas
ter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-06

e: sossn sgsss = s9osssa 8 IS
Quoted e - 50 p half Dbl. md - ' Dbl Pitch
SgTTEk-Tsir supply Of choice. and .. large
quoted at is a2oc medium 22d24c; choice o a2sc;
Inferior ey Goshen 2s03oc; medium 3o0s'c; choice
COFpKE-The market is quiet. We quote ord
nary to low fair la @lehe; fair l91iSkc good lss
isv s'e III l is sate e. good
s Ill, Ga and dull ssSs s oS On
ordinary 81 &C; II fan s s. sSac; prime :A07sc
tnULTRy-weste,n grown chickens SOL At IS
g Is; young 81 o03 so; ducks S303Sos geese 81
o.; turkeys Sl30l3sJ y dozen Louisians
Sse; geese $50; turkeys s sisois p dozen
BaGGING-Tne stock now arriving will be held
mestic jute IL quoted 1t i2Ac p yard in round
iots Domestic jute is retailing at l31l3hc: hemp
SRTS; lpds IN ss!ss and roll. l5c Ss1 d.
nand. Apples and peaches are quoted At "a 07'ac
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Larre stock and
dun Whi1e beans, Northern, are qnoted at 81 q
Se u red beans soskc p b; green peas SEA
TALLow-Prm at sosac pm.
IAN nrAvEs-Good demand. Arrivals are large
Extra EXT PIPE 60 inch are q9"ted at 81! 50 ls extra
Sllo; extra hogshradl, IS inch, sl2od.2s; extra
ciaIet, ~ inch. $50 a95 y 1860.
fEATHkRS-Are selling at 60 G65c y 10.
dUNNf BAGs-SmaI stock and moderate de-
mand. selling at l4Nc apiece in bales and lSAsc
EALING TWlNE-Fair stock and quoted at 1870
13kc~fb.
COOPERAGE-Molasse barrels sell at 81 40.
nan barrels 81 Is: sugar hogsheads 81 rs apiece.
hogshead poles $40; barrel poles &28 ~ 1900.
oALf-Sm&u stock and u fair demaud We quote
Seaisrs rates. Coarse 81 250l 80 sack; fine 81 50
q otf Iurk's Island 99095c p bag Of two bush.
eis. when taken at warehouse reduction IN made
1or arsyage Table salt In pockets sells 1T IN 06Ac
each. IS in size
kdGS-Fair supply and good demand. Western
are sSlIng at 28US0c; Louisiana 34033c ., dozen.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS-Laysr raisns
are quoted at SO 2O03 30 p box: half boxes 81 IS;
quarter boxes soc. Lemons &5d5 Is y box. Sicily
oranges 81 2504 IS ~ box. Bananas @ld2 u
punch: CitrOn $50 p b. Currants 401c Brazil
nuts iIO1lAc. Almonds 23c. Fiberts lac Dates
&c " 70. Plneapples 81 5OOl IS y dozen. Coso0a.
nuts $40 50t2A - 10 o.
LOUISIANA OkAN0ES-Sel1 at $40 J00I! p Dbl
PEuANs-Are quoted at l0l8c " 10.
.e Hijia. - supply and duh. Pittsbure Il
retal, ~ p hid, Coo p box to steaInbo boats, ard
o"c 70 manufacturers; anthracite % p ton at
wnoeeale. and Si2 50 at retail.
COITON SEED O!L-Small stock and q fair de-
inand; Refined is quoted at 49c y gallon; crude As
STAR CANDLRS-ATe nominal at Tic = rs.
n SIAHCH-Good supply AMI limited demand
Quoted at 4 sc " b.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-06
BY o. Valeton.
SUCCESSION OF ISAAS MAGEND1E.


Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1881.
RYO. vALETON, AUCTIONEER--sArUR.
D DAY, February a., ISIS, at Twelve O'clock MI
will be sold at the Merchants and Auctioneert' Ex.
change or Royal street, in obedience to an order
rom Inc Hon. A. l.. Tiss6t, Judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
IA PORTION OF GROUND. designated by the
letter a, O. sketch made by J. A. DHemecourt,
Geputy su; v"yor, on the twentieth II April 1896
annexed to an act passed before p Coudrain. late
inches roAt on Port street or Bsyou St John h.
tween Washington street and Route st. John so
feet deep on the side Of Route St. John on the line
on the side Of Washington street on the other line
which divides it from M. g and Is feet on the
rear line, as per said SIX etch.
AND A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings
tnereon, and rights OF way and servtudes attached
SITUATED in the Faub"urg ST. John, or Pontchar.
font on Bayou st. John so feet inches front on
the street called Grand Route st. John, 81 feet
upon the other line of depth dividing it fl ON lot
inches on the rear line, perpendicular to Grand
Route ST. John, the whole more or less and i'm
conformity co with plan made on the twenty fourth
OF September. 1884. by L. Brineier, surveyor gen.
eIai ana annexed to a. act of the fourth of sep
teDber, same year, passed before H. Pedesclaux
q Lor OF GROUND. with ali improvements
her" on, designated by no. 3. measuring % feet o
inches fro on Washington street. IS feet inches
- &c ~ ~. Va VIC Hno ntaIeSL 10 Bayou ~.
! on, 90 lee' N hes on the other line III depth
aud 25 feet the rear line
LOT OF GROUND, designated by No T. meas
n!,nx y feet inches front Washington street,
% feet inches on the line dividing il from lot No
:, feet Oh the line of q, pth, and rs # ct on the
rear line.
:, LOT OF ROUND. measuring more or less.
French measure SO feet front on Graud Route st.
John " feet i'll d pth Oh the line nearest to BAYOU
It John. so feet inches in depth OH the line re.
mo,est 70 Bayou st. John, 50 feet the rear line:
'ad lot being composed of two lots, pated by
Nos. aud 5.
Also. same day. February q, 1875 at $50 P. NJ,
IN be pr.mises. on Bayou St. John
THREE HORSES. THREE CARTS HARNESS ann
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
TrIms-,as
Act Of sale before A. D. Doriocourt, notary pub.
&c; the taxes for the running year to be assumed
~ the purchaser.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-06
MARKETS.
Do0est1c Markets.

| NEW YoRE, February 5.-The Posts financial
ssye: Wall street market are tod:y extremity dull
bushes: in spscuistivs share re- being nearly 2,
and has since sold ~ high - ll4s, with nearly all
have been to 3 p centlor carrying. the
change is very dull, with o. ssk a. S. and also Il
sterling. In the money market cali loans are ~
| az " cent, and prime mercantile paper to y
cent. Cove, nment and other god bearing bonds
were soniewhat affected BY the lower gold pre-
ssons are
prim; SIC TOR centrifugal Moiasses quiet and un.
The stock market business has been smaller
than on any day Tor weeks past. The opening
T1,cess snoTed mn,%p9rtans changes Dusing the
market then became weak ana has continued
up to the TIVE we write, when prices were At
wabash. ''-' .
The extreme sales have been as follows Western
Snop wTsSssIga pc. Ms P:ss n,s
.rai iolss eIOI; Nolthves,srn ISL 04ss, st: Paul
:i::ppi ssasss, and Hannibal and s. joss a ph ~
Cotton closed firm: middling uplands lsao
l6c Males to-day 2W bales; net receipts lOl;
Futures closed easier sales % 300 bales. as fol.
is u SIC; April l6 sa2al6 slice: May is 1870;
June l6a4 GIG Is sc; July II l32c; August y al6c
September l6 1850.
Southern -four dull and declining; common to
fair extra - 7o95 40: good to choice S. 4s0s.
Wheat dull and heavy; ic lover; 81 1901 % for
81 150l 20 for white Western. Corn heavy; 1c
lower; S2O83c for new Western Mixed &C. O83c for
high mixed and yellow Western. Coffee dull and
heavy, unchanged Sugar dull and unsettled.
Rice steady; limited jobbing demand. Tallow
Pork dull and heavy; sls sa'l for new mess Lard
dull and heavy: prime steam lake. Whisky I'M
settled; . shade frmer: buyers 93h 093ac sellers
S4c Freghts unchanged.
OINONNATI, February s. Cotton steady: demand
moderate; middling l5c. Flour steady; demand
moderate. Wheat steady; demand moderate; . Oe
Demand fair market firm; $40 freely bid, held
higher. Lsrd-demspd fair; market firm; steam
13.7OO1a75c. Bulk moats-Dpmand fair; market
firm; shoulders &c; cesr rib 4 01Oc clear 10 0IOc
BacOn-Demsnd fair; shoulders 81 08 &c; clear rib
lOlc, clear &c. Whisky-Demsnd fair; market
firm Sc.
ST. LOUIS. February 5.-Cotton firm; middliue
l4Ac. Flour firm; low and medium grades ranr.
ing from 81 to - IS; still scarce AID wanted
Wheat quiet: No. red winter 81 OH O8l o.
No. 81 O2Ol %. Corn frmer; No. m xed $40
Csc Oats-NO. 56k037c Whisky steady at 94c
Pork firm 1t Sl9. Dry ealt meats firm. Bacon
firm: shoulders 8O8Ac; clear rib lOa4 0llc; clear
Foreign Markets.
L LoNDoS, February s-The street rate to-day is
LIvxRPooL. February S. 5 P. M-Cotten-The
sales to-day included 800 bales of American. Sales
low middline, shipped January. 7Td; do shipped |
arch and April, IS l6d do deliverable April and
steady.