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The New York herald., 1876-01-21
CREDITORS OF B. & P. LAWRENCE.

A meeting of the creditors OF the suspended firm of
and Lawrence stationers, who iailod some months
ago, held yesterday afternoon at the Astor House.
Mr. Loutrel OF the nrm Of Francis Loutrel presid-
ing. Mr.. Frederick Lewis, the accountant who ex-
amined the books or the firm, reported that their l-
btes amounted TO $2Jl OOO, while the nominal assets
would amount to $500 This could be figured down
TO about $40 600 alter the sold and the
penses OF winding up the firm paid. 1t stated
shat about hall Of the firms liabilities owing
London Creditors the greater part OF whom repre-
sented by Mr. Loutre and the Messrs Seligman A
committee Of the creditors the adoption
OF the following resolutions
Resolved, That the creditors OF u. 4 p. Lawrence
settle with them basis of fifty cents the dollar
In nve payments at six twelve eighteen, twenty -lour
and thirty months from the LIST OF February, 1875
Resolved, That the creditors have unlimited conf
dence In the honor of the Messrs. Lawrence.
IL was further resolved that the creditors sign an
agreement TO the above and that all claims under
$500 be paid In cash at tho discretion Of the Messrs
Lawrence
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$50 TO 8 ?.
5000 Lake s lst.r.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL-PUTURES STEADY
FLOUR sTRADIER-wHEAT DuLL-coRN
FIRMER-OATs FIRMER-PoRK NOMINAL
LARD MORE ACTIvE-wHIsKEY FIRM-PErRo-
LRUM QUIET-sPIRITs TURPENTINE QUIET
RosIN DULL-oILs Observation-Disclosures
QUIET-CoFFEE QUIEr-sUGAR QUIET.
THURSDAY JAN 20-6PM
There was steadier, though quiet feeling IN the.
markets to-day and there depression and less
disposition TO orce sales On Change flour steader
Wheat dull, but firm for prime. Corn shade
lrmer Oats nrmer whskey frmer Pork nominal
Lard was better demand Freights were quiet Cot
dull for spot; futures steady. Coffee was
quiet Oils unchanged. Petroleum quiet Naval
stores quiet Sugar quiet.
CoFYKR.-rhe market for Rio quiet. We sales,
late last evening OF 500 bags Contest do
OK j. L. Pendergast, private terms and Baltimore
537 bags Estce at IS5tc for good We have copy of
Messrs Wright Co.'s weekly Rio telegram dated 10th
inst which reads follows since 18th inst
bags shipments United stateso Atlantic ports 900
bags: Gulf ports 5000 bags loading 5000 bags
date 227Ooo bags daily receipts 600
bags Priee-market steady, $500 Exchange 26sd The
Of mid coffee in first hands follows Java grass
mats, io,52e singapore, lo.333 grass mats; Ceylon
1888 bags Maraeaibo. D. O9f do Laguayra 773 do Ja
maica 80 do; Porto Rico. ss5 do; Costa Rca. $40
vanilla 1906 do. Total stock 46 73O bags 1885 mats
Java and l0533 mats singapore. We quote:-Ordi-
nary 1915 tc fair do. lSc. lslc good
lsi4c lYc prime 90, lS4c. l9lsc. santos iair
good d ise se sO sla., sSssy day & ssys %
do. sc a2ie; ceylon, Isc 2Oc Maraeabo iee ls.
l5s.e l6c; Porto Rico, l9lsc.; Costa Rica lsc
Isle; Macassar, 2Oc. ~ 2lc; Mexican, lSc l0c Ma
nia lse i'c Angostnra, isc 1916 savaniia, l7c.
corrox the spot ruled dull FUTURES closed steady.
price. as follows WIZ" 'e0''HS
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THE STOVE FOUNDERS.

The National Association OF Stove Manufacturers
held their second days session at Demonicos corner
Of Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue, YESTERDAY
President S. s Jewett in the char. Mr. Clement
Olhaber, chairman Of the committee to prepare the
order OF business for the day. reported iollows:
We recommend that the prices Of 1875, AS adopted
at the Chicago Convention, the bottom prices a.
which stoves be soId and We recommend that they
De fully maintained; that committee of nvc be aI1-
10 induce the railroads the country to change
The classification oil stoves AS freight, 80 that the
may be reduced 10 the lowest possible point; that
record the OF all stoves now IA be made
by the Secretary TOR tho Of tue members Of the
sociaton and the trade large, and that last VI all
be sent TO the secretary, published aud sent
out monthly TO The members OF The association. We
recommend to the OF the association that tile
upon exhibition at the Centennial be IN the same
order and condition as those placed IN our stores Tor
SALE and that all unnecessary nrnanentatiOn DC DIS
pensed with. We recommend that the executive sos-
sion be held for the purpose OF discussing matters OF
interest only TO the members o the association. We
recommend that the Executive Committee OF the as
ISOLATION DC requested meet at least day previous
TO the meeting OF the Convention 70 prepare business
for the consideration Of the same
These recommendations were taken up sertdttm anu,
alter some discussion, with sSh, changes, adopted
Mr. Rathbonc made quite long speech on the sub
ject Of freight showing that the manufacturers
loaded aud unloaded the cars at their own expense.
and we're also responsible themselves Tor all brcakagc
quite discussion took place TO The manner 81 eN
hbiting stoves at the Centennial Exhibition which led
10 An Inquiry 10 the amount OF TO be allotted
she stove dealers Mr. Ohabcr informed thcEi that no
applications Tor space ia the Exhibition we're received
alter thc LIST 81 last November and thar he M
formed by one OF The Centennial COMMITTEE that
sioerhg The number Of stove manufacturers that have
already applied they could only AFFORD Tor the
exhultloh VI Que stove to each manufacturer.
hr warren OF Troy. was In favor OF having COM
miltec appointed see the Centennial Committee in
regard 10 the matter but his motion seconded.
The Recommendation referring u the Centennial Exhi-
bition was nnaiy referred to the session.
President Je~ctt addressed the meeting on the sub
ect Of employing travelling agents He was very posi-
tive Ia mis- views ON This subject aud exhibited Us DIS
advantages very plainly.
The Convention then adjourned 10 meet again at
Philadelphia on the second Wednesday in June.
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$3.50 s235 for double aud 800 SOS for single and $40
gd. the latter for ans RussIs clean ssio ssis gold
hAe hn,,s 500 500 gold ju'e; sc De- gold (1te
gold; lsile &c. Clgc., gold
DO Porto Rico. Is77 do English Islands aud 400 bhis
& Sc" V5sans. We qno'e ;1Caoa centrifugal and mixed
soc EnsS az sad s s & So % SrC os SG ssS
Soc do, new crop, soc. ooc.
Nayas tqrps9,ns quiet Isosn
uneh1nSed We quote spirits iupentlne 37c bid 37-c
s. 20; Washington; = 25; DO Wilmington :. Is:
81 so Turpsniine. firm hard 81 GO; yellow dip s. CO.
omsEThe market wa. unchanged We quote Cot
onesd Crude Yellow & and xL1c G SSSssSn ~ns5 sos c
lnsced casks, 6ac bills. 1ic lard. winter 81 oI
S ..S sSs
% !o de- SSnh'T9 g h s Ssaess do "n'e
81 40: winter bieachcd fish 55c: Grade ash 4le tis
sales o 5S esds %dsAGs 1t S ossd az b @
the qSoaiopSsn Sn were q e td Ss
asked; Tor cargo lots eases ls5e, islsc for ordinary
s bid ias asS s' rs% ss cissE
a. i.llows l. Ti,9syilIs noninally q e7. ~ on Giy
9 sSg,S sS,n%.S1i Sg's . 8, q sa e. r1rker uni''d
PRovlsIoNs-R Reeeipts-Pork AZ terces and 46l bbls ;
ss % m eTsss ana & sst meats 15 M E s
pork market remained quiet aud nominal Spot quoted
Tor prime aud s2I IS s23 for city; bbs
speeted mess sold at $50 I, $40 81 and 20 b6ls extra
average, sold private terms The quotations were
Fresh bellies, lOs4c lie. picked do lOae. l2lsc;
fresh hams lll4c llStc picked do 12t4c l3c. fresh
shoulders, si4c and picked do. size &c. Bacon
quiet About 80 boxes city long clear sold lllsc.
quoted ut llsc ll4c for city and he for Western.
Beef was very quiet and unchanged. The quotations
were Plain mess. $40 81; extra mess xll 81
$l2 3O India mess. city extra, $50 So; beef
hams quiet $24 S25 for prime Western.
9sc. 9s4c. for shoulders. Lard active but
shade ensIer The sales immediate deliveries 25
tierces OIL grade ut 2c 30 ercos early delivery l2sc
l0J tierces later delivery at l2 25O teces No city a
l2c aud In refined 100 erces for South America l3isc
and 300 tierces for Cuba 2c For future delivery the
sales embraced 5000 terces the West deliveries
ported private $50 erces January IL l3 &c.,
800 terces February at II 1876 II 2732c mostly at
II l3 i6c. 700 erces March l3c. Is l2c mostly
l3 32c and In lots about 450O tierces II l30c for
February, l3c Is l2c for March and 13 Slice Tor April
March, 500 tierces April and So terces for May
Butterfor fine grades there fair demand full
prices We quote State dairies fair good 24c. 26c
choice to funcy he Sic. Western, good to choice ne
2Uc. ; do. fair TO good l0c. zoe. Chcesc--Fine
grades In good demand at steady prices
We quote State factory, common To good. TIE. u
lllac. hne to fancy lie. l3hc dairies. fancy. full
cream, llhc l2Ac do, iair to good. sac. iozc;
skins, &c; 7e; OHIO factory fair to good SIZE slsc;
do Hat shaped good TO fancy Skc l2c. do Chcddar
shaped good to fancy. DC. lie.
Ick.The market steady with fair jobbng demand
We quote :-Carona fair TO choice 6lsc Ike:
Louisiana, fair TO prime. &c. 6l.c. plain, 5s4c n &c
Rangoon. fair to good &c. 6i4c; Patna, good 7isc a
7sc. Rancoon In bond 29sc. 24c h. gold. cash.
SUGAR was quiet
Hhds. Borea Baga Melaio.
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MEMORANDA

Senator Edmunds, OF Vermont, undoubtedly will be
surprised lnd himself assaled In evening Journal
blackmailer of Jay Gould because he to-day intro
duced in the United States Senate resolutions call
ing upon Attorney General the Secretary Of the
Treasury for information to what steps If any, had
been taken enforce against the Pacific Railroads the
laws approved March g. 1S73 and June o. 1874 look
ing to the collection from the companies OF 1--WE per
cent Of their net earnings Both resolutions were
agreed to. For once there is some hope OF these
nopolies being compelled 10 acknowledge ''that the
people have some rights which they bound to re-
spectn
The Committee on Appropriations heard Representa-
tive Buckner this morning against making appro-
priation to meet the interest the 365 District
Columbia bonds. Members OF the committee say there
ample funds in the District Treasury to meet the
interest without appropriation from Congress.
Washington advces also indicate considerable
earncstncss the part of Congressman the matter
OF postal telegraph system. Several bills will it Is
said, be presented and was introduced to-day by
Mr.. Sargent
The sum of 5000 900 coin was shipped for the East
at San Francisco to-day.
The production of the California Quicksilver mines
fer 1875 amounts to So 52 TASKS The length OF the
Sutro tunnel is now II, $40 feet.
The annual report OF the KaIroad and Warehouse
nifty corporations, shows an Increase in freight re-
cepts of So, 4s677 1874, and passenger re-
cepts of S3913,59s. The total earnings OF the fny
companies in 1875 $lo5 a5 1Ss-an increase over
1874 OF So e20 This, however, is increased
mileage.
Rumors in circulation yesterday and to-day to
the effect that the difficulties between the Panama
Railroad and Pacific Mail Steamship companies had
been settled The authorities OF the Panama Company
state there settlement made aud that
none is probable.
AT meeting Of the several coal carrying and pro-
ducing interests held the Office OF the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company in this city to-day, 1t was
agreed that consequence OF the overproducton and
accumulation of unsod coal upon the market entire
suspension OF all mining OF anthracite coal for five
weeks, from February TO March H. inclusive be or
dered.
Messrs. Gordon Bros florists, OF Broad street to-day
sent to the Stock Exchange basket OF elegant flowers
be rallied Tor and the proceeds be devoted char
table purposes II was first put up at $21O; the win
again selling at auction 1t brought $780, when it
resod again and again. The total proceeds reach
ing 5000, were devoted 10 ST. Johns Guild.
The liabilities OF Joseph Gaury 4 Co., of London,
England, whose failure announced yesterday are
heavy at first reported They Will not exceed
$50 900 sterling.
The liabilities OF Messrs. Samuel Radford & Son. OF
Liverpool the grain merchants, whose failure was an
nounced yesterday, about flse Ooo and their as
payable in three six and nine months
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

The staff OF Deputy Surveyor General George
Nichols consists Of Inspectors Egan Potter and Bell
On the staff OF Deputy Surveyor Colonel Burton the
following inspectors have been appointedGreen, Fos
ter and Zimmerman
A small seizure OF 800 cigars has been made from
Cuban passenger from Havana by Inspector Eagan, be-
cause the quantity less than that allowed by law
to be imported The law states that not less than
5000 cigars in package can be legally imported
Honest passengers from Havana, who declare their
cigars, have them seized by being in illegal packages.
they then have petition the Secretary of the Treas
nry to allow Deputy Collector Phelps, OF New York,
to release them upon payment OF tine tantamount to
The duty. Why duty cannot be collected on them at
the wharf is q Custom House mystery.
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coupon 1919 l2is do hvetwentes 1854 registered,
called, ll411 do do, do, coupon do, ll414 do do,
1865 registered, ll07z ll71s; do do, DO, coupon.
llG's 1I7. do, do, 1865, new, registered, lls1s
llsx; do. do, do, do, coupon, llSh llSA; do do.
1867 registered 1905 a12oas do do do coupon l204
la0s; do do, 1865, registered, 1905. IN do. do.
do coupon, INK 122; do ten-iorties. registered,
lls. lIs1s: do do, coupon, l1s5S all04; do. nves
1851, registered il6l ll6lz; do. dO coupon, ll79s
l1Tsl.
noSDs
State bonds quiet We sales OF District or
Columbia threc-sixty five bonds at G6s 67 o6sl,
New Georgia sevens at 1O3x new Tennessees at A and
old at 49,
sHAREa
Bank shares in moderate demand. The follow
ing sales made American Exchange At u.s. Ger
man American at 70 Mechanics at lls1<, and Phoenix
at 90.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following the Philadelpha stock quotations
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

plete the work; when. II ever. the Common Council
o. the city accepted the provision Of section OF %
Laws 1874 the amount. IL refunded this. city
capacity stoekhoaer In the original bridge company
the Of 81 OOOO and such other information
connection with the enterprise he deem
to the public or Of use 20 this Common Council which
called authorize the bonds Of OF
New York TO the amount OF 81 666 66 Sc the
already contributed the aking is
desirable thar all the information possible obtain should
be furnished 10 guide this Common Council intelligent
comprehension of all the facts figures relating this
asure and that to justify the issue Of the bonds
OF this city to the above named in aid Of the
bridge company the completion the bridge under its
present management.
The BOARD adfourned IN Thurudav poxt
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.cjourned to Thursday next.
THE coMpTRoLLERs OFFICE.

The clerks and other employees OF the Finance De-
tartment are In mourning in consequence Of an order
just issued by Comptroller Green directing the reduc
tion oftheir salaries follows An above So QUO
duced twenty per cent; salaries between $4,000 and
81 oOO ten cent salaries below ~, oOo ten per
tent IL Is nounced that reduction IN the clerical
orce will also have to be made These changes arc
leccsstated IN consequence OF the deductions made by
the Board Of Apportonment in the estimates OF Comp
iroer Green OF salaries for his department. for the
year 1870
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THE SHERIFFS RUMORED RI
MOVAL.

Sheriff Conner emphatically denies the statements
from Albany that Governor Tilden intends to remove
him at the end Of ten days II he should not produce
William NJ Tweed in court officials in the Sherifs
pce that every possible effort has been made to
secure the distinguished fugitive and that
BIO 600 has been spent by Mr. Conner in the search
II is limited, however, that the Governor views the
escape In an entirely different light and will
nromptlv hen the time comes
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ADNANCE
The changes in closing prices compared with those
of yesterday, are as follows:-
ApvANcE-New York Central u; Northwest CON-
mon. q; do. preferred, u; Pacific Mail, al ST. Paul
common 7s do. preferred, 81; Wabash, u; Union
Pacific, 4 Western Union, - gold, "a.
DEcLSE-Michigan Central, A Erie, y Hannibal
and ST. Joseph, y Lake Shore, 1s District Of Colum
bin 3. IS bonds, u Eric IN London "a.
SrATIoSARy-Atlantc and Pacific Telegraph, Della
ware Lackawanna aud Western Harlem, Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, Panama, Quicksilver, Rock Island and New
Jersey Central
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FITz JOHN PoRTER's SUCCESSOR.

Mr.sAlan Campbell will enter upon his duties this
morning as Commissioner Of Public Works 1t is neces
Iafy for him to take the oath OF Office before Mayor
Wckham He did not call that official yesterday up
10 the hour for closing the executive departments
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

lIO JASEiRo. Jan. 10, iS70
The avera.e daiy receipt. Of sohe 600 bags The
week been isOoO bags Tor EUROPE 37Oo bags
pr tbe nea states aud ~ % bags tor the Ne
Il,e following the weeks shpncnt To Europe
Jaqs to the United States. 32OD bags: the Medter.
ranean. UUJl bafs Total stocE. 227OO bags Previous
prices maintained
SAsTos Jan 10. 1S7G.
The average daily receipts Of coffee 2JOJ bags The
weeks sales have been follows Enrope 2fUD bags
ntcd Stttes 300 The shipments have
been 1000 bags % Europe. stock hand 1900 bags
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2O.245 45.5Oa 100 2n1

We quote Fair refining. Sc good do SIZE: Cuba
fair TO choice. SIC sac do, centrifugal hhds
and boxes Nos to l3 S1Sc ~ &C. do moasses hhds
and boxes, 10. 774c; Porto Rico, refining, TO
prime, 7c asc do, grocery. iar to choice. Ssc Sl4c
standard A. lOc of A. oa4c. 95sc crushed lOs4e pow
dered. loAc Rranulaed I09sc lo11c: loaf ili4c
SrEARISE quiet l3sc. for Western prime aud
for ordinary.
TALLow.-The market q shade lrmer; IS 900 lbs
sold ut 0i4c. Dsac., mostly Mt 9izc.
WnisKRY.-Reccipts-l22 bbls. whskey bbs high.
wines. The market was hrm go bbs sold 81 lO1s u
81 IL.
FREiGnTs.-Accommodation steam In good sup.
ply and With moderate demand soft but
specially changed Tonnage for charter slowly and
The engagements embraced ITO Liverpool per stea
boxes cheese 35s 200 bales cotton, Id $40
bales do. Through freight. private terms; 800
boxes bacon, 32s I'D. 35s; and by sail
5000 slaves private terms 800 bags clover seod
To London per sail. last evening 24OO0 bushels grain
3D. this that which referred In last
mored per steamer To Glasgow per steam 5000 bush.
els grain SD To Hull per steam 10 tons leather 3s
SOo bushels grain rumored ut ID To Bristol per steam
IS. To Antwerp, per steam, 100 packages lard 45s.
The charters comprised Spanish bark from baltimore
Marselcs with y TOD bbls crude As lOlsd
ship reported from New Orleans Cork for orders
at 9ltd Ad according to destination; thence
cette with staves ut $50: Norwegian bark hence
Antwerp with $500 bills refined petroleum. at As Cd
British bark 2SS tons. hence Bristol with tons
slate at 22s 3D. and balance cargo tour) S. per bb
British bark 4S7 reported with deals IRON ST.
h. TO Liverpool nj S5s and Birch, Ais 3D. schoon
ers thence Matanzas tor ORDERS with Shocks
2le respectively. and British brig, l93 tons, thence
Cardenas with DO 23c ship reported from Now Orle
10 Bremen, with cotton, at 13-l6c.
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duh prices were nonnlly unchanged, prime
being held irm Ibc sales about 3DODO bushels al
for No. Milwaukee. II ?, Tor ali lot 80 spring
INCLUDING lB % bushels Canada spring bond.
Rye quiet and nominal Corn steady
with demand. nc sales ifBOJJ buseis
ixed tor fcbrnAry Uac "a 3i.c ON the spot
ole. os grade. 5ic. ior table 7Oc for
DID mixed Oats wee steadier. 2tD bushels sold
40isc tor No Lncag" Ia ~ &C. No. Miiwul
kec tJc 44e Tor Inferior Western mixed aud i6c 4Ul,c
for riixed state, on track Barley steady. The
I2OOJ bushels No prime canada private
GUNNhs were qniet and unchanged; quoted i3c Tor
domestic BE- ot4c. Tor Calcutta and lstsc Tor bags.
iiKsP AND JUrE-Wc note yaic of 90 hnes low lrade
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CLOSING rRlcEs-s r. M.
TnE MONEY MARKET.

The rates for money on call at the Stock Exchange
ruled steady at per cent until the very close when
balances offered at 5 per cent The domestic
changes New York were quoted as foows:-New
Orleans, u a per cent discount; Charleston, =
3-l6 Savannah, par; ST. Louis, par to SO cents pre-
MUM per 81, 900; Cincinnati firm at so cents premium
and Chicago par. Foreign exchanges were nrmer but
quiet sterling moving at S5 and ssa 50 for long
aud short sight, respectively; reichmarks, 95s 95ss
and 9615 9jts; cables. s67s 81 prime Pars l34
and 5 IA.
MARKET
Gold closed at llS, after advancing from l125s
1l3s The rates paid for carrying D, 3, 81 and
= per cent
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The following the Philadelphia stock quotations

AS viii be observed by reference to the following
special despatch Kierpans Financial Bureau several
of the active silver mining stocks lower This Is
notably the case with Consolidated Virginia The fol-
lowing are eleven O'Clock ouotations.-
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rfuture delivery the sales follows
after Two 4. drebuary lOJ AZ 10 Lie March. 100
rs 8 Jc April TO lssc. May 3OD at lJ 20 32c.
Total, ~ baes To-day up 10 two A. M.-JanuRry. 100
2.-e februay. 1900 a. l3e. 40 AZ 3 BE, march,
0,p lJs4c, ~ at rs 1926, ..OJ at l34e.. luD at
10 O3.c, sOJ At s4e., April, 40 al 10 ijs-e s'D
i5isc. 1870 rs 55-c., +J1 l31,c. May.
I1J at - u ioc;. 100 At lS ssSle., together.
June. 100 At 10 1875 400 rs 293zc Ju,y. 800
1. l-iOc August, 80 "a Size total 40 bales.
GraBd total. diJ bales Tue receipts pors
iOO~s :tiavcston ~ balcs New Orleans, O.t-o;
Mobile 81 savannah 2sl2: Charleston 351 Whining
Ia. Norfolk -.D.l New J.S0S. Boston.
Philadelphia. III Total 3uI5 bales THIS day week
y5s This day last year. i1u23 bales Total
September L. ..ssIi bales. tDtton ireights closed
olio~s.-To hasre. by steam. as Hamburg by steam
c0nsprc.scd BreDen. By lc. c0inprcased
~ sai!. IL. Liverpool t4d. u3ld.. Ly
Asd 0-32d Market duh
fLOCK ip:s-Flour. lS43O bills wacat
10 t,b, bushels SSr Aea 80 saeks. eor' st bushels.
bar.cy. AZ. dO. The
rather Auy thuugh the demand moderate.
Ne iurtier about i2DyO bbs ipcudng State
Western priccs tlfc rangc the
luotat,on Corn nieal quiet; SJD bOs sold
AT ptc within We
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UNITED STATES TRRAsrR,

The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day Sis 600 gold
Of interest," and $50 oo0 redemption Of i've
twenty bonds
The bank notes received for redemption to-day
amount to ST. 500 900; to-day $500 600; Gus
toms u. day 5000 OOO-
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EUROPEAN MARKET.

LONDON PUODUCR MARKET LONDON. Jan. 2O--Even
ing.Inseed oil opened rs Sd closed ut Is sd
IA 3D. per Hops quiet and steady, Wisconsin, IS
los. "a
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FINANCIAL.

A UGCsT BELMONT A co.
n Bankers. - aud II Nassau street.
Travellers Credits available in all parts the world
Messrs DE .OTIsCuGLD
aud their correspondents.
Commercial credits and Ielegraphic Transfers OF
Money VI California and kurops.
n. j. W. SEIIGMAN & co,
~ Broad IT,. New York
issue Letters % Credit for travellers.
payable any part kuropc Asia Afca Australia and
Amencas
draw Bills Of Exchange and make telegraphic Tassferr
Of money 90 Europe aud Caliornl~
a NEW HOOK JUSr our. on wALL ST.. WITH
"A IL engraved Illustrations. containing valuable nloffna
tu For stock sccuasor aud how risks be limited aid
profits incrcnssd sent application
1UMBKlDGE A CO.
Bankers and Brokers. no. Wall e., " r.