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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

H-Eggs for HatehiT1.-The usual price for Brown
Leehorn eggs for Matching with poultry breeders,
is IS per setting. These eggs, warranted fresh are
now being sold at only 81, and the breed pure. For
the table Brown JeRh0rns are go1d fowl, and for
laying qualities they hace equcl Apply at AZ
Market street. mar2i-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

DIHD FROM HER INJURIES. Mrs Ella Griffi.b,
quot Smith Ms accidentally reported in the last
edition of the CoMMERCIAT Yesterday the lady
so badly burned by lighting ire by pouring Oh
coal oil, died from her injuries last evening
about O'Clock. The coroner held an inquest,
this morning, when n verdict in accordance with
tho facts already reported was rendered The
little boy named Smith whose hands were badly
burned IN trying to quench the flames is out OF
danger. Mrs Griffith was young lady and leaves
husband, and Il large circle Of friends both in
the country and city. She will be burned on
Thursday (to-morrow) afternoon. at Bethel N.
L. burying grounds, Brandywine Hundred
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

WILauSeToS Morocco MANUrAcruaxns RIP
REsENTFp-At the annual meeting of the Mo
rocco manufacturers National Exchange of tile
United States, held at Lynn, Massachusetts, on
Thursday last. the following Wilmington mo
rocco firms were represented Charles Baird
~ Co. W. Jones & Co., Maltritz d Richardson,
tho John g. Baker Manufacturing Co., and 8.
Postioa Il Son. Amongst the officers, James
Scott was elected second vico President, John
G. Baker, Secretary aud Charles Baird was
placed upon tie Executive Committee. 1t has
already been stated in the COMMERCIAL that the
next meeting Will DO held III Wilmington on
Thursday the 18th of January.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
Police Court.

Dull times have struck the police ciliee aud
the only Cases reported we're one in which Mary
Coge was held to keep the peace for abusive
language to Anna NJ. Lewis, aud one drunk
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

TnE MOuSLlGHr ExCURsToN AND CONCERT
LAST EyENINd,-One of the most pleasant and
enjoyable excursions of the season was that for
the benefit Of the Union H. T. Sunday School,
last evening. There were about $50 persons
aboard the Fel.on, and more balny and pleas
ant evening could not well be imagined The
splendid music WAS the main attraction. Parties
in the city say they distinctly heard here. John
ny Walschmtt'a coruet leading the singing as
tho boat paHred up and down the river.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

fE-H is no Wonder that inyalils lose faith IN all
specifics, when go many worthless medleiues sre
advertised for the cure OF various diseases Int
which when tried. are found wanting We have
yet to learn, however. OF the FRS, failure OF Br.
Hisfars Bd,sam Of VIII Cherry TO cure coughs.
colds, and pulmonary disease. 80 cts. AID 81 q b l.
tie, large bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
p EGISTRY BUREAU NOTICE
0fean steamships.

A MEXICAN LINE THE sSs
"A AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COM -sszka&sf
PANY OF PHll4ADELPHIA.-weeklym mail Steam
ship service between
rHIIADELPnIA AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT QUKBHsIOwS,
sailing every Wednesday from LiverpeOl.
The following Steamers are appointed Is sail nom
:AnsoTssonD. july :ksSilS;orrr, Jass .
PRICES OF fAssAGs IN n cnaRssuY. tHSs aug .
Cabin 800.
steerage and Intermediate tcscts to end from all
points at the lowest rates.
Steamers marked with q Star do not carry inter-
mediate.
Passenger accommodations for eli classes unsur-
passed. Ample attendance ia provided. Bgnry
steamer carries surgeon and stewardess.
Ihese steamers are suppliei with Life-Rafts 10
er5.
Through tickets and through BILE OF Lading
sued between all prominent points.
For passage, ratea OF freight ard other infcfme
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS, esnI Agls.,
Richardson Spence ,Gsa, : c. MD oqmm,n9t Fro
minsoh, H peswae ssA AaiaS y RTRsaA RaTRsssiaa Pf %h
Wilmington. Del.
u ED STAR LfNE-APPOINT- x5HFs
Il ed 10 carry the Belgian and United ssss24s
States Mails. fhe following Steamers are appointed
- b&.l
FOR ANTWERP:
from Philaielphia. From New York
yADRRLAND July 8 STATE OF NEVADA June 20
MCFARLAND, July 81 SWITzEhLAnI', July 90
FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia. For Rev YORK.
NEDERLAND July s / SWITZERLAND June q
VADEhLhND, Aug STATK OF NEVADA July 30
PRICES OF PAsSA9E In CURRENCY
First Cabin 500 Second Cabin $40
Steerage and intermediate tickets 10 md freu a.
points at the lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for oil classes unsur-
passed. Ample attendance IL provided. Eyety
steamer carries surgeon and steWardess.
Through tickets and through billa OF iading issned
between all prominent points
For passage, rates Of freight and other informs-
ton apply TO
PETER WRIGHT a SONS, GenT Agta.,
30T Walnut street. Philadelphia. ~ Broad street,
New YORK. b. Wonder Becke. General European
Agent, Antwerp. s. +. BELTS, Agent, Adams ny.
press Once, Wilmington, DEL a. Ii. GRlMSHAW,
Agent, wilmington Del. my7-1y
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THE "ANCHORAGE,"
AT PUBLIC SALE.

HNO110hA0E'
AT PUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at auction, on
THURSDAY, JULY, 18TH, 1875,
at O'Clock, p. NJ.
IN the auction room of l.. W. Stidham h Son No.
~ East 4th street, Wilmington Del. all that GER
lhih piece OF and, containing nearly four acres, Sit
nated on the southeasterly side of Newport road,
now called Maryland avenue, and bounded on the
west Oy SAID avenue, on the south by land OF Henry
Iattlmer, and on the EaBt and the North nv land
late oil Dr. John A. Brown, deceased
Inc improvements are large mansion house
other outbuiidings. $50
rms Is chapce seldom presented to purchase
ueLRhtiul residence In fine location Just outside
OF the city limits.
Purchasers desiring to view the premises will be
snown them by the persons living thereon. 10 he
,h', aJlh without reserve on accommodating terms,
WHICH VIII De made known at the sale by
je2a-eodtojyl5 President NJ ia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

WE HAVE SOME ELEGANT NEW
w type for letter and note headings, and have
rxed prices exceedingly low for 1ne class Of work,
ut the COMMERCIAL once.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

NOR THE BATH-BATH BRUSHES,
10 Bath Towels and Bath Soaps in great variety.
Also Flesh Brushes, straps, Horse Hair Friction
Gloves and many other articles Of the same class at
Il. BRINGHURST a co.
Cor. eixtn u Market Sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

IF We hare (no0 $4,000 dollars worth Of Boois
and Snoes to sell, but u very large stock, at 21S
Market street. mJstf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

EH- Boots and Shoes sold by the inch or foot at
Babcock Il Bro, 23 Market street. mys,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

tH Ladies' Shoes, new stock at very low prices. at
BabcocE d Bro, 2l3 Market street Iuysu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

EH- Seeds.--Garden Seeds all kinds, fresh stock.
Bowman's. 2nd and King streets. mar2S-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
STOCK AND Bprp sAsHEr -noRRgcIEo DAILY ~ r.
8. RnnlNa u 4 On
CITY lTEM s.

sFFine Caters, spring style, at 2is Market st
Babcock Bro mys,tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
Tho Temperature, To-day.
wiImington NEarkets.

AS ngsisrEBED AT rHE COMMERCIAL osYiuE.
Ate 4. NJ, &c ALP. M,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

dividend.
~ NATIONAL BASK OF VIII 4 BRASpywIsE,
WILmsGroS, Del, Jolly l. ISIS.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared a
dividend of seven yer cent. Tor the last six months,
pava e on and after the 10Th inst, clear OF taxes.
Jyi-u &. RICE, Cashier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
Diridrnd Nptiffs.
DlVlDEND NOTICE.

NEW Castle Co NATIONAL BANK OF ODESSA.
July !. iS1h
The Directors have this day declared dividend Of
nye per cent for the last six months, clear OF all
taxes, payable on and after the l4th inst
tys+t' j. l.. GIBSON, Cashier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

HOT WEATHER-WH THE MER-
III Curry hovers In the vicinity of 30 degrees
everybody becomes much Interested In thermome-
ters and notice every variation OF the Temperature.
An extensive variety of reliable thermometers
adapted for all purposes at moderate price, of
E. BRINGHURSf a CO.,
Corner sixth and Market reefs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
FLINH @ JACKSON,
apr27,tfor 2Ig MARKET STR EET.

LyINE FARINA COLOGNE WATER,
IL Imported Farna Cologne, Lavender Flower
Water, Violet Toilet Water, Norlda Water, lay
Rum, Rossdora Multitlora and other Toiet Waters.
{ hoice Extracts for the handkerchief, Perfume
Spray Atomizers, &C, for sale by
E. BhINGHURST Il co ApotheCarie9.
Cor. Sixth a. Market Sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
3nst and found.

ENOuND-ON THE 18th INST, A
u small sum OF money Inquire al
jyls-H THIS OFFICE.
DOCKET BUOk LOsr-CONTAINlN
i IS TO 20 dollars aud some papers OF value 10
the owner. Five dollars reward II left at
1y12-2t' THIS OFFICE.
I OST.-S5 REWARD, ON SATURDAY
- afternoon on the sidewalk at the W. 4 W. r.
r., once, large black yalisa IS reward will be
pa d for It's return, with Its contents. 10
1yl2-tf OIL W. ,th st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
Political alotiffs.

MAYORALTY. AT THE SOLICITA-
W TloN Of Numerous friends offer myself as
candidate for the once OF Msyor. subject TO the
nomination OF the Republican Party.
ROBERT c. FRAIM,
wilmington, De-, May II, lST5,tf 9th " hrd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

II A l. l. TICKETS, EXCEEDINGLY
~ nobby, at discount from Philadelphia prices
Of the COMMERCIAL of1ics.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

S6O5,996.72
STATE Of Delaware, County of New Castle, IS:
Of Delaware AT Wilmington" do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief
X. H. EWBANKS, Cashier
sworn 10 and subscribed before me this l3h rlay
Of July, ls'5 II. EAIItD, Notary Public.
COrrec.-Aitest
MM. p. RICHARDSON, !
lvls-st hpM' Il y bhHNia4 bhhSHINNSiaaghsT' Directors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

EPoRr OF TIE CONDITION OF THE
EA UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WlLMiNfi
Ton" state Of Delaware. at the close Of business
)n tie Goth day OF juno, 1871.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, April H. 1875
Cotton quiet; middlng Is@S l9 2s, madlinS iGs
IyporD-To Great Britain, 1854; to France zoos Sales
400 stock, lo6,tOl
Cotton quiet; mlddling l5hc. Net receipts f76 baes
gross 6.6 Exports-coastwlse, u. sales. 71 stock,
Cotton quiet; middling 51c. Net receipts 30 bales
SAVANNAH April IL 1878
good ordinary l41c Net receipts $50 bales Exports
coastwise, l,s07. Sales, Lisa stock. S,s4S
CHARLESTON April IL, 1874
I5<c good ordinary lake. lsc Net receps al bales
sales. 40. stock, a 6n
Spirits OF turpentiae quiet NJ S5c. Rosln flrm :
strained, 81 IS Crude turpentne steady; hard 81 05
yellow dip. 81 s. Tar steady atsI 90.
Flour unchanged sales Zoo b6 at A 50 s. FOR 20
spring 50 rs amber winter, 81 white wIner aud
club 81 IS; No white Michigan 81 s6 extra do ST AL
Corn steady at &c. Barley dul sales OF LOO bushels
unnoited per ION Meed unchanged shorts SIS; ship
stufs SO middhngs, SIS per ton.
Receipts-Flogr 1000 Ob:; wheat, 5000 bush
iIoOo do. shpments-Flour, 400 bbls. Wheat.
flour quis "a Is Of esO barrels at Saensnged pTc eS
really entirely nominal Corn dull sales q 500 bushels
store aye market bare. harley scarce, only Canada
$50 bushels So s. IS timothy 81 IS IS for
81 " Tor heavy mesa Lard auiet al l6c.
TOLEDO, April H. 1875.
81 IS; Nay 81 %: June, ii q 81 sits; Jaiy. 81 Is
1u1 20 Ss s NS d fIgno ls' asy q 20
6iAc wnle, t05sc; Michigan 6aac. ACCOMPLISHMENT
ny SSs o bGsss 49, cora 0a' c SC s "a
l00.0 DO.
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THE STATEN ISLAND FERRIES.

II Is understood that Judge Noah Davis mas
granted an injunction restraining the North shore
Ferry Company from erecting a pier or other
structure WITHIN 100 ieet Of any existing pier It
Is alleged that the North shore Ferry Company
have violated the law in this regard, and tAat
their pier, inst constructed at Stapeton, Will,
In consequence, have 10 lie removed. The con-
tract tnat MIR. Garner mas made with the New YORK
1acnt Cinb ior tie erection " q club house on his
pier Will also have 10 oe sDroglteu, un ess the Old
Terry company chO1se TO allow the structure 70
remain. sumo OF the directors Of the ola com
pany, IN conversation wtn reporter stated that
they had no objection to the YACHT Club building
remaining where ~ has been commenced, but tDat
they did not 10 end that Mr.. Garner should use
the club TO their dsAdvanf age and to cause an OBJ
struction ia the Jerry business. IL ls alleged that
the opposition propose, In nny event, TO run
only one poat--the ". Il MafLn.
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exchange were -
Three Days.
SiauDars.
EXPORTS AND IMPORT

The foreign commerce oil the port for the week
was as follows :-General merchandise imports,
including dry goods, SO, l17777; produce exports,
269, and specie exports Ss49,o 75 the total
imports OF general merchandise and dry goods
since January This year are $lo2 994 o6S, against
$780, in 1874 and $3.50 522 6s5 IN 1873. The
total exports or produce since January this year
are sea.7524ls, against s79,oo4.469 In 1874 and
$74, $780, 90 IN 1878. The exports OF specie since
January !, this year, are sl7,e6 ,a4s, against
Ss,e54, 927 IN 1874 and $le,5l2, sic in 1873.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These were active and strong, with higher prices
than those OF the preceding week. 1t Is said that
Mr.. BIistow has recently decided that the cur
rency SKIES may be received from banks for de-
post against circulation. which, added 10 the fact
that lney are :hirtyyear bond, gives them pref
ereuce over other issues. The investmenrdeman
Ia all the issues however, is stl good, and there
Is not likely TO be an abatement OF the same While
the country continues 10 maintain its present
credit before the world
RAILROAD AND STATE BONDS
Railroad bonds have been unusually 1rm and in
sharp request, especially the Pacific issues, which
have recently advanced, and tue Chicago and
Northwest consolidated and coupon gold
bonds Other sound corporations which
are paying dividends find large buyers,
and the depression which has attended
many OF these in consequence OF the panic is APP
parentlY rapidly passing away. In State bonds,
and particularly Southern bonds, there Is little
TO be said. because or the limited nature OF the
transactions and the yet unsettled condition OF
political and financial affairs. The principal
strength was shown in Tennessees, ON the aith
that arrangements would be made at an early
day 1or the regular payment OF interest.
THE BANK STATEMENT
nf ha vva a m ~ N N r. N
increase OF $3.50 500 In the above legal re-
quirements; also a large increase In legal tenders
and deposits. There Is every reason to look for
an early return OF currency 10 this centre and
the corresponding influence that must result from
Its presence and use.
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RAPID TRANSIT.

MEETING OF THE NINETEENTH WARD RAPID
TRANSIT AssocIATIoN-A MOVEMENT THAT
SEEMS TO MEAN BUSINESS.
At a meeting held on Saturday OF the sub
scribers TO the rapid transit deferred capital
stock, Judge Thomas Pearson, presiding. J. J..
Collins. secretary, the following resolutions were
offered ana unanimously adopted
Resolved That rapid transit Il the necessity Of The
Resolved That the thirty.three members who have
signed toward the deferred capital und Of the new
tion and oblga'e themselves g raise themselves sub
hcsoved That we demand that no election for direc-
tors o. the New York rapid transit Association shah be
ten per cent 8 the same paid IN by tue SUI crbers
~ e n amS gsqsS y - % pa asS e
stock Of any company that VIII a. once proceed 20
carry the demands OF the people Of our city for rapid
transit
York Kapld Transit Association demand nat an election
Tor Preseen hee su I, ees sse Z, AMI
ber subscribing 70 the stock Of toe said Rapid Transit
company shall be enuted 20 cast but at said
sSc suO'''0'. '"A" VOC ""0'e 's'' man
obsD ano a e per cent thereof paid in We proseed
election Tor twenty hve directors The vote to be
based upOn shares ct SJJcach.
Resolved That nmitfee OF seven be appointed 10
n f1s q t & of 70 hs
ton connected with any schemers seeking 10 delay
aud defeat rapid transit In our city and report without
delav 10 the subscribing members herein represen e
Transit association that puOc meeting be held a. the
Cooper Union 70 receive SUBSCRIPTIONS and
urge at the Legislature TO pass general act
providing Tor rapid transit IN cities
Resolved, That this meeting do now adjourn, 20 meet
on thursday next I'D az the place. for the
purpose receiving the report OF the Committee ~
and such other purporcs are contained in tho
foregoing resolutions aud that copy VI tue same be
forwarded to B L. Ac aerman Chairman, and q. II,
Roosevelt secretary Of the Deferred FUND tor Rapid
Transit
The following gentlemen were appointed on the
Committee Of Seven:-Robert McCanerty, Jacob
Cohen, +. Jones' William Hltcnman John McCool,
ga Uuel Z. sloan ana Cornelius O'Reily. On m0-
ton Judge homas Pearson was ADDED 20 tho COM
mIttee. Several speeches we're made urging rapid
transit and declaring that, private capital should
be used Tor delay Ia the interest OF scnemlng cor
porattons. demand VIII be made TO arouse ne
cltlzens 10 impress upon The city government that
rapid transit can be secu ed 0y I've action " the
municipal authorities aud that tax De imposed
for That purpose on the grounf That rapid transit
is a public necessity and snould be classed with
Cr0tOn wafer, central PARK and kindred I'M
prOvemeEts, besides being source " revenue
and a relief under proper management 70 the tax
payers, and tnat the present Legislature IS oound
ia honor 70 secure 70 tue people OF tns cIty sys
TEN rapid transit.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY.
the following table SHOWS the opening, highest



Pacific MAIL AZ AZ; western Union
Telegraph, TX a IS; Quicksilver. COX a Il;
do. preferred, 20 a 81; Adams Express
lol a lo3; American Express, "a a GAY; United
States Express, e2sI O3k; wels.Fargo Express,
T1 SsH; Chicago and Alton 103l< a l03s<;
Cleveland and Plttsburg. 90 a o2k; Chl-
rago and Northwestern, AK a Az; do.
preferred. ssk ca; chicago aud Rock Island,
1854 1885; Milwaukee and 81. Paul, 3sH 2ssl;
DO. preferred, IS a 5sa<; Z, q. and l. c.. 8
A67s; Delaware, LacEawanna ana Western, Il4K q
L6; Erie, 3lk 31x; Hannibal and 81. Joseph, u
a 27k; do. preferred, 81 q S2a; Lake snore, 73H
. 1875; New YORK and Harlem. l2g a l32:
New YORK Central and hudson River, lo2
q lO2K; New Jersey Central, 1l2S a 1I3; ONO
and Mississippi, ak 271s; Panama, LIS 12o;
Toledo ana wabash, 15K . l5H; Union Pacific, 72k
. 771s; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 25k a 20.
TIE MONEY MARKET.
Tue suppy OF capital seeking employment is
larger than last week ana call loans ranged from
Q to per cent, with the bulk OF business on the
basls OF and per cent. Prime grades OF com.
nercial paper mud ready market at s per cent
The following we're the quoted rates yesterday:-
ksvvNIU
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FoREIGN EXCHANGE


has been generally firm during the week, although
the volume OF business not large. The sup
ply OF commercial bills continues small. but there
was an increased demand Tor bankers' sterling,
resulting from the Importation OF Eric shares. the
price OF which IN London Tor time was above
that OF New York The closing rates for foreign
exchange were -
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY 49, 5-QUADRUPLE

rates have been quoted at the following prices for
use Thirty days, ll6a 4; Sixty days, 4 ninety
Gays, Il; iour months r.; six months, a a u all
year. IL o ~. Customs receipts or the week
were about s., 2eS, 00o The following were the
corn M Icru ATOMS m rup wEFK
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THIS market showed considerable steadlness
and possessed no feature worthy OF much note
beyond TINS fact. Tnere Is nothing 10 indicate
that the price viii 90 much lower or the present,
although the cary disbursement by the treasury
may cnGnge THIS opinion ana wnen least expected
demonstrate that considerable short interest
has Deen made on goidlo moderate rate
was paid for carrying during The early part or the
week, and yesterday the terms we're q /, lea and
per cent Tor borrowing 70 Dat On time loans
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FINANCIAL.

LXECUToR's FUNDS or s250eOo TO LOAN ON NEW
u York. Brooklyn, New Jersey ana Westminster
county Property; Will loan Buildings IN course OF
erection. Apply 10 Attorney ~ Pine street, room 10
r ALWAYS HAVE MONEY 10 LOAN ON GOOD NEW
Il York clty Mortgages without bonus Principals de-
string TO BORROW OR INNESi apply 10
ri. l.. GRANT, IL Pine street
IFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES BOUGHT AND
IL Money advanced on the same Insur rance effected
In the best companies, AT the lowest rates by r. III.
SCHULZ 65 Wall street; Post Office box 3 800
MONEY TO LoAN-OE FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH
Il out bonus, Second and Leasehoid Mortgages at
easiest terms. GEO. W. STAKE $50 Broadway, room S
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SPOT COTTON MODERATELY ACTIvE-FUrUREs
CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR oUIET-wHEAr DULL
AND LowER-coRN EAsIER-oATs QUIET
BARLEY NEGLEcTED--RYE FIRM-PoRK EASIER
AND LARD FRMER--PETRoLEUM DULL-NAvAL
STORES oUIET-wE1sKEY STEADY GROCERIES
MODERATELY ACTIVE AND FRMER.
SATURDAY, April 17-8 P. NJ.
Business was moderately active during the
greater part OF last week, ana the aggregate OF
commercial transactions was fair. There was no
especial movement II any direction. and TO TINS
extent the markets were Disappointing ana I'M
satisfactory. The export trade has been particu-
larry disappointing, Inasmucn as u healthy and at
least fairly active trade was confidently
expected. But the contrary has proved
true. Business has been very circum.
scrloed. Speculation has quleted down
considerably also. Business in breadstufs was
very moderate, while provisions were irregular,
particularly PORK ana LARD. other kinds ruled
firm. on Change Saturday -four quiet wheat
dull and nominal with the probabilities favorng de-
cline. Corn also dull and heavy. Oats easy Whis-
key steady Provisions quiet but generally nrm. The
movement in cotton OH the spot was fair with steady
and uniform prices realized. Contracts Tor de-
livery closed steady. Groceries quite strong
value, with considerable doing in no coffee.
coFTEE.-Ihe market tor Kio was active and very
dealings included sO2 bags at isc., good In quality;
lg75 bags do lsc; 77g bags lssc both good quail
ity and 2,5U bags ordinary at l6zc Mild grades were
nrm, with a lair distributing busnesA VIC quote =
Ordinary cargoes 1870. a I6lse.; fair do. NE.
IKE: do, good, lsc. is4c; prime do. lsslc
a Igi.c. for lots. Ice. l9c Java gov
eminent Gags Csc 26c do, grass mats. 25c a &c
singapore 2lc gsc.; ceyion. iszc. 2lc. Maracaibo
lsc 2ltsc; Laguayra l7c lsl6c.; Jamaica, l61sc
Isc.; DOMINGO. lGc; Porto Rico lie. a lsc COSTA
Rtca lie 2Oc Mexican. issc. I9c: Angostura Ike
a Igc; LA. I've. Zoe Curacao lie. a IslSc,
gold. ~ anu - d1y+
orroS.-Ine quotations annexed show an advance
&c per 10. Tor all grades u $40 cotton. At prices
OF te day previous mere Is demand from ex-
porters holders insisted advance ana pre-
vented sales Buyers and sellers were within ll5c a
&c OF closing several IRA magnitude. orders
are here from splnners but the limits are Ia nearly aIl
decidedly below au1atisns. Fu,urcs closed eady
May 10 7-I6c. ~ I53lc June, l5 23-32c July I7c
10 2932c. a 10 9oc.; October. 10 Ice. November.
l6 sic. 10 7s2c December u 732c l6izc January
i-6c. Quotluong based on standard Of cldssncaton
In force sepemoor 1874 and upland cotton m store
running in qual.S not more than nA grade above or
below the grade quoted :UrGtnary l4isc good ordi.
nary, i5s.c. srici good ordinary l61sc low mddlng
l6i.c. mldlnIg, lie. good miidng. tsisc Quotations.
based on American stAnld Of classification