National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-13

In State bonds the only sales were Connecticut
SIS at 1o7 and Tennessee ss old, ex-coupOn, at 81,
closing quiet and strong.
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Speculative stocks opened Etesdy to dull. Up
to ,1 66s Pgs ms Sis WITH a Es
noon the entire list declined, and closed active
and weak, with prices about the lowest for the
eifc Mail at 4S1k; Erie, sO7s wabash, l511i Union
The active stocks closed as follows:
rasl g. naI pref: S. F PsRIi pref:
Western Union. T7% Lake Shore. ...... ~
%: pref: F Fl 4 *
Rock Island-..... 1855
Our Load0n dispatches to-day quote: COnsOls
for money 9S9sS1S; for the account, $50. Erie
37H. The rate Of discount IN the open market
for three months bills is 81 per cent. which Is
u per cent. below the Bank of England rate.
The amount of bullion gone into the Bank Of
England On balance today is $4,000.
In Paris to-day rentes were quoted at 50 fraucs
70 eentimes IS the closing rate, being ~ confines
The Sub Treasury balances at New York tc-
T qSg we're: Gold ~; currency ~ $50 rs;
OF interest, and 81, 800 for bonds. Customs re-
eeipts S53O,OO0.
Commercial.
We have to record q dull day in mercantile
circles, and quite in keeping with the day me-
teorologically. In the absence of any consId-
cradle transactions prices remain unchanged,
although the tendencies are the same as pre-
viously noted.
The Markets Elsewhere.
firm and unchanged. Wheat a shade better but
not quotably higher; common to choice, 81 % to
s1.SL Corn higher at 9499Se. Oats quiet at Ti3
&c. Whisky quiet at 81 l3IZ
BALTIMORE, April II, eyeniny-COtton weak
and lower to sell; niddling, 1919; low middling,
gi5ss, 49, sxportI eosstIiss. nd salsa IS Stock
u, 439 bales. Flour firm: Howard Street and
Western super, q 2594.75; do. extra, S595.12;
e45O; do. extra, SL5O95 Is; do. Rio brands, SaS
@6.50; do. family, IS. Wheat hrmsr; No. West
do, sl.S26l33; No. Western red, 81 S2li.ss; No.
do, q. 81; PENNSYLVANIA red, $LS26LS3; Mary
land red, ASQLSs; do: amber, sl.359lS7; do.
@l22 Corn-Western strong; Southern quiet;
Southern white, sSGeOc; Southern yellow, 0l992c;
&c: Weston White. i2STsc. WestsSO miSsd Tos
Rye firm; sl.1o9l:12 Hay dull; Pennsylvania
and Maryland, s1T924. Provisions quiet and
easier. Pork ga. 5O6E3. Bulk meats quiet and
nominal; shoulders, SIC; clear rib sides 1l9<c.
Tor car loads loose; jobblng packed H91fc higher.
Bacon dull shoulders, SAe; clear rid sides, 12Z09
13c. Hams, 1414@l5c. Lard steady; refined, I6c.
Butter steady; good to extra fine Western tubs
end rolls, 1e&2c. for old; 2@90c. for new. Pc
trolGum dull and nominal; 63sG614e. Coffee
firm; ordinary to prime Rio csrgoes, i5N61s11c.
Sugar strong at lO159lO1lc. Whisky quiet at
SLl31z6l-14.
Philadslphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April 12.-BeeI cattle steady;
1850 arrived and sold; extra Pennsylvania and
Western steers, 1859; iair to good do, go
ity. Sheep rather Srnsr; 1000 head sold q IA
re. per pound gross as TO condition. Hogs
higher 1900 head sold at s1S9lS25 per hunirsd
pounds net.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April L, evening.-Corn higher at
for tne American. Bacon, SIS. per cWt for short
clear middles. Lard, 67s. per cWt TalloW, 4OS-
LivERFooL, April II p. m.-Lard, SOS. per
LONDON, April Il. SIP. m.-TaIIow, AS gas. Sd.
per cwt. Refined Petroleum, 1OH8lO11d. per
gallon.
River News.
MONDAY EVENING.
The Inland and Seaboard Oossting Company
The steamer Jane Moseley cleared Sixth street
wharf at 8 this afternoon with . large passenger
and light freight cargo. There is . rough trip Ia
prospect for her.
Arrived, the steamer Arlington, with fish.
Arrived at Georgetown, by the river, the
steamer G. H. Stout, from Philadelphia, with
McShsin, from Philadelphia, with railroad iron
for the Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company; the Annie Bells, from Salisbury, Nd,
with lumber; the Kitty Ann, with !, 500 bushels
The boats T. @. Wheeler, with wood; the
Wheeler & Barron, with 1000 bushels OF wheat
and 200 bushels Of oats and 900 bushels OF corn,
have arrived by the canal.