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Cld 1st, schs Maggie M Rivers, Rivers, Port spain

Cid list, schs Maggie M Rivers, Rivers, Port Spain;
Cyrus Hall. Howes, do.
son, Drisko Old Harbor, ia; sch Winnie Lawry,
Spear, kennebec.
AT Ar ist, schs A Warner, Lewis, Boothbay; Lark
CID LIST. ship Andrew jackson, Bartlett, Bremen
barque Sarah. Rice, Bremen; sch Ames, Achorn,
NEW rORK-Ar 3Ist schs Hortensia, Larrabee,
st John. NIB; Mary Power. Wiley, Pensacola %
DAYS; America, Colcord Baltimore; Alamo, San
l. Orcutt. Hart. st George; B Crabtree, Crab
tree. Sullivan; Mars Hill, Grant. Bluehill Ella I
Little, Robinson, Kennebec for Philadelphia; B
Atkinson. Endsor, and Armida Hall. Hall. Kenne-
bee; Mary Adams Gilchrist; W Salisbury, Handy
L A Blossom, Chatfeld; Ira ID Sturgis johnson ana
Gov Burton, Phinney, Kennebee; Carrie Earle.
and Locke, do; Aieghania, HILL Rockiand /;
Mary Patten, Gilkey, PENSACOLA.
ar LIST. schs Wilder, French. Hartford; Annie
RockIand; Nile, Metcal, do; Fred Holden, McRae,
Machias.
Cid list, brig Giles Loring, Anderson, Cadiz.
Cid LIST, ship Sage. Travis Bangor; bri2s Anita
Owen, Pettengill, Liverdool; d r Stockwell, Cum
mings, Dublin; M E Leighton, Leighton Christian
sand; sch j g Slower. Clay, brunswick, Ga.
Sid LIST, brig Frontier, for Portland.
Passed through He'll Gate list. schs Light of the
East, Harper. New York for Portland; Saml Knight
than Clifford, New York for Boston; John DALEY
Ocean Ranger, Port johnson for do; Milwaukee, dc
Passed through He'll Gate list, scbs Adeline from
New YORK for Dennysville; F Turner. Walker
do for Salem; Fri, Robinson, do tor Boston,
PROvIDENCE-Sld LIST, sch Hesperus, Wooster
Mt Desert.
NEWPORT-Ar 31st, schs Franklin, Greenleaf
Wiscasset; Thos Potter. Handy, FIN Marion for New
York.
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar LIST, sch Onward, Poole
Bristol, Me.
WAREHAM-Ar 3lst, sch James Henry, Snow
New York, Fairwmd, Bowman do.
Sid 31st, sch Nellie Bell. Benner, New York.
| VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar Both, schs JAS Holmes
| Ryder, Belfast for New York; Hattie Curtis Nam
Bangor for Norwich.
| Sid LIST. schs Saxon, Dresden, James Holmos ant
Capitol.
| Ar 31st, sch Pride of the East, Adams, Saco TO
Newark; Wesley Abbott, Milliken Sullivan for New
| York.
AR LIST, scbs Almira wooley, King, FIN Dresden to
| New York; George Staples, Collins, from Boston TO
| Brunswick Ga.
| BOSTON-Ar list, schs Abbott Devereux, Dyer
| Salt Pond, WCA; Boston, N.ckerson, Hoboken; AL
| pine Marshall Hoboken; Boaz Gilkey, Rondout
| Ar I'd, scbs Belle Brown, MoulIon, Rondout; ElIz
| j Staples Cole, Port johnson; A M Bird. Fales
| Hoboken; Smith, Upton, Portland; Richmond
Jordan, Hallowell; Forest City, Patten, Well1eet.
| Cid I'd, schs Maggie Mulvey, Fountain, Port Gale
| donna; Flora E Mcdonald, Kane. Galveston.
| SALEM-Ar 31st, schs Adeline Hamlin, Lewis
| Port johnson; Catalina johnson, Boothbay.
Ar LIST. sch Thames, Robbins, Calais
| NEWBURYPORT-Sld 31st, scbs Chrome, Woos
| ter, Machias; Gen Hall, Gross, Waldoboro.
BATH-Sld 3lsu. brig Chas Dennis, Dodge, NYork
| schs Maggie Ellen, Littlejohn, and G W Lewis, Hup
| per, New York; A Chase, Poole Philadelphia.
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WASHINGTON.
The Washington HIOnv

The Washington Monument Deed.
WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-The deed from the
Washington National Monument Society, con-
veyng the monument and grounds to the
United States remains in the State Department
awaiting the approval Of that Office.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

Portland Wholesale Market.
SATURDAY, Sept. 2.-Sugars are very firm to-day
ard in good demand at 1a q 1lac for granulated and
11ac for Extra G. Corn shows no change in prices.
Car lots selling at go to Gle, bag lots at
So to $50. Flour is firm and unchanged, with fair
demand. Pork and Lard continue very dull.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FUN HUN fOh1Ss
Ar at Sierra Leone July 20, brig Richmond, Bry-
Ar at Marseilles list inst. barque Alaska Perry finn
New York; brig A G Jewett, Reed, Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Saguenay River Aug l, ship Mary Goodel,
Cid at London LIST inst, ship Loretto Fish, Hodg
don, United States.
In Kingroad LIST inst, brig Daisy Boynton Applebv
Rchibucto for Gloucester.
at surinam LIST inst, schs N Miller. Harris for
Boston days: Addie Todd. Corson. for do 10 DAYS.
Mobile. '' VIM ''''A
Sid oath. baroue H Slower, Pierce, for New York
brig Sparkling Water Hicbborn, do.
In port 18th, barque r Lopez, White, for New
York; and others.
At Matanzas Aug 25. brig Geo Gilchrist. oreutt.
Cid at Lingan, oB, list inst. sch Seth W Smith,
Marshall, Portsmouth.
Ar at Windsor, MS, 2Sth schs Enterprise, Mitchell
Machias (and CID for Baltimore); 29lh Henry whit,
ney, Sheppard, Castine, (and cid for Richmond)
Acara, Chandler. Portsmouth, (and cid for MORRIS
Cid oath, schs Albert Treat, Sawyer for New York
Emeline q Sawyer, Hall, do; Both, Abbott Lawrence,
Handy, Richmond.
Ar at Port Mulgrave, Ms. Goth, sch Gen Grant
from North Bay, TO reft.
Passed do 9th. barque Brunswick, Hutchinson,
Ar at Chatham, NIB, 2ath.' harque Merrjman,
Merriman, Liverpool.
Gid 2sd, brig B Brown, Foster, Greenock; 2sth,
sch George Sheppard Rich, do.
Cid at st John, NIB, 31st, sch Timothy Field, Le-
land, Newcastle, Dell 1st inst, brig Fidea, Young g,
Sid Slst, ship Jos Clark, CHM, for Philadelphia
Passed Point Lepreaux 3st, ship Jos Clark CHM,
from st John, NIB, for Liverpool
Ar at st Andrews, NIB, 31st, sch Robt Ross Clark,
Portland.
--latest by Europen steaamers.l
Sid fm Liverpool 10th. Gipsey Queen, Morgan, Bos-
ton; M Mcneil, Watts. Charleston; GOTH Gen
Shepey. Hutchinson. New Orleans.
OF Ballycotton 18th, Geo Manson, Humphrey,
from Liverpool Tor Bombay.
Cid at London 2Ist. Fred Eugene. Young, Tybee.
Sid FIN Scilly 21st, S Bearse, Sweetser, Bristol.
Ar at Bristol goth, Elizabeth M Cook, Cook Calais:
r Hersey. Coggins, do.
Sid FIN Newport 18th, Blanche How. Hussey, for
Buenos Ayres.
Sid TIM Huh 21st, c Ward, Gay, New York.
Sid TN Sunderland 2lst, Carrie Winslow, Mozart,
Sid FIN Glasgow 10th, Martha A Berry, Berry for
Malaga, (and from Greenock 21st,)
Ar at Londonderry 18th, Mary E Pennell, Eaton,
Point Wolf.
Sid i'm Cork 10Th, sch orrIe Drisko, Drisko for
Sydney CB.
Ar at Marseilles Aug 18th, A Franklin, Powers,
New York
Cid at Cadiz 10th, Herman, Herman, for
Gloucester, Mass.
SID FIN Lisbon 14th Cadet, Leighton New York !;
S Smith, Warren, do.
CID at Havre 10th, Scioto Mitchell, New Orleans.
Ar at Dunkirk Aug 10, Carrie Long, Park, from
Ar at Hevoet Aug 10, Merriwa. Downes, Philadel-
phia.
Sciy. Aug 19-The ship Vim M Reed passed. here
18th with loss Of her mizzentopmast and mainmast
sprung.
July 10, lat Is 2s N, Ion 80 so W. sch Anita, bound
South.
Aug 49, lat IS N, lon IA so W, brig showing white
flag with letter W.
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The Centennial Exhibition.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3-Cash admissions to
the centennial yesterday, $58, 1913
A formal opening of the International live
stock display takes place tomorrow morning
The parade of all the horses in the yards is to
be made, and at p. M the parade will be re-
peated.
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MARRIED.

Katie p. Wood.
In Parsonsfed, Aug TO- E. E. Sawtee of LINER
lex and Eva G. Cram OF Parsonsield.
In Mt. Vernon. Aug. 20, Willie o. Tuck of Haver-
hill and Miss Alice E., daughter of Hon. Calvin Hop
kins of Mt. Vernon.
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WOLFVILLE, Ms. Schr Bonetta-450 bbls -four
and so bbls oatmeal.
CARDENAS. Schr Grace Davs-5,s26 shocks
and hogSheads
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DEPAsTuRE OF STEAMSHIPS
NEWS,
POET OF PORTLAND,
Saturday, Sept. 2.

Saturday, Sept. 2.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eleanora johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester, St John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Brig " Cochrane, (Br) Boyd, Windsor, Ms, for
New York.
Sch Hattie Coombs, Bishop, New York coal to
Randall & McAllister.
Sch Anna Frye, Smith, New York-iron to Rolling
Mills
Sch Mary Smith, Stone, Reimbursement to A
B Morse q Co.
Sch Lorne, (Br) Flower, Boston for st John, NIB.
Sch Utca Thorndike, Rockland-lime to
Morse & Co.
Sch Adele Small, Robbins. with $50 bbls mackerel.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, st George.
CLEARED.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax, N S, John
Porteo"s.
Sch Grace Davis, Murphy ,Cardenas-Nutter, Kim
ball q Co.
Sch Gov j Smith, Crowell, New York-N Cram
Sch Bonetta, (Br) Clark, Wolfyille, N John
Portions.
Sch Francis Coffin, Wright, Calais-N Blake
SAILED-Sehs Grace Davis. Nellie Bowers, Lunet,
Bonetta, Francis Coffiu, and others.
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Boston stock Market

ISa1es at JUG DTUKerB bUafu, sept.
$3.50 Eastern Railroad scrip. AZ
Sales at Auction.
Z Boston & Name Railroad. ..............,, 96a
$1,000 Eastern Railroad rs. 1SS7............,. 46S
$4,000 Eastern r., new, gold bonds, .....46A a 46S
ssh Is Eastern R. scrip. .45f a 46f
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Providence Print GInfha Mnrlret

HueHCe HrHHt CIotns MafKet.
PROVIDENCE. September 2.-The Printing Cloths
market ruled quiet during last week. with sales of
$4,000 pieces reported prices were firm at the close
at 4ac for extra 64x64s and 44e for lower grades.
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LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. ]

Cid at Philadelphia 3D. schs B Willard. Wood
bury Matanzas; Soph g, Harrington, and Bowdon
Long, Hayes do.
Sid I'm Cadiz Aug 81. sch Emerson Rokes, Mars
ton Portland
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUL
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
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)IAMnc ED B ROBINSON, Myrtle Street.
lhNUN has the celebrated weber Piano. and
AND other makers, at extremely low prices
pnhMu Orders for Tuning attended to as
nuhNN, usual.
aug2S sn1y
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For New England.

and the Middle States on Monday, falling bar
ometer, southwest winds and partially cloudy
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CAUCUSES.

Yarmouth.
The Republicans Of Yarmouth. are requested to
of September next at II O'Clock P. NJ, for the
kurpose of nominating candidate for Representa-
tive to the Legislature
Per order of Town Committee.
Yarmouth Aupust 81 1876, d&W
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OR exchanged for Single Sleigh. Inquire of
" l. +. STAPLES,
Stable corner Preble and Cumberland Streets.
au29 div
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SO Per Day
Express Wagon for sale

f0tAN be made by energetic statesmen with our
~ goods, Call at 42A Exchange Street, between
and 10 A. NJ or enclose $I.OO fol Sample directions
&C., to Box 1882 Portland, Maine. ia2Odsodtf
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d. I'll. BARNES, Accountant

DOCKS opened, examined. balanced, and closed
ID Trial Balances and Cash Accounts investigat-
ton to bankruptcy matters the settlement Of estates,
examination of agencies, and other matters requiring
the services of thorough accountant. Orders LETT
at 2S Exchange ST., Portland Me-, or forwarded by
mail, promptly attended to. aug26dtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07

COTTON on THE SPOT FIRM-FUruREs DULL
fLoUR QUIET nut sTEADY--wHEAr rIRMER
BUT QUIET-CoRS HIGHEE-oATs STEADY
Whisky QUIEr-PoRK QUIET AND EASY
LARD QUIET AND EAsy---PEIRoLEUM NoMI-
FIRM-oILs uxcHASGED-FR HIGHTs QUIET
corFxR sTIoxG-suuAn STEADY.
THURSDAY, April &c r. NJ
business was still slow, although there was rather
more animation certain quarters than there has been
this week. ON Change there manifest incl,na
ton TO make speculative ventures savo IN provisions
but even these were comparatively quiet Flour was
quiet but steady Wheat nrmcr but In moderate
demand. Corn and higher; Oats were
steady. wh,skey quiet and nominaIy unchanged.
Provisions quiet and Fr.ighs quiet Cot
ton the spot firm. Futures barely steady.
Coffee firm. Naval generally firm. oils
were steady. Petroleum quiet and nominal sugar
stronger IN tone but not quolably higher.
CoffkkI he market Tor Draxils hrin but quiet We
note SAFE o. = los en.s NO. nnso ~ private prize and
Messrs Watt Creighton A Morrison report mild
coffee In first hands follows grass mats tsoO;
cNi6u 1881 do Lagusyr 1IUds Jaaica. 7jo Porto
Ki.o. 10 DO; Costa kiea, o do; Msxean. lib do;
aud 2u1l do singapore We quote :-Ordn~ry c4rgocs.
Uc ise&c. air do f75c. lsc; good do iS'<c isl
9uc SANTOS isr sood i7c is,sc rod ninety days
Java government bags. lie &c. no. z2c
s5s s,nsspore d. i5.s rs -. usy.Yn i7,ss re;
M Costa Rls. sss: a.ss..sr .i 's,ls is;ss
CorroS The market tor spot Arm, but prices
prices compare with Wednesdays closing prices
folows:-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

UALyfsrON. Apr.I q $50.
Cotton nominai nothing doing: middlinv. I25sc. low
middlinS. Ike. good Ordinary lOi,c receipts
bales Exports coastwisc l2G SAVES H. stock. 81 2p
NKw ORLkAxs. April u, IS7i
Cotton steady: middlinR. l@>sc low midang llssc.
good ordinary lose aet rsce,ps Ossj bales; iz
Exports To France 1885. the Continent. d,4iI,
wise 52i. ssies 500 stock 2ss.o1A
Monr'x. April o. 1876
Cotton quiet: middIng. l2isc middliAr. ~ &c.;
good ordinary, iU,sc Net bales. gross yJ
Exports eOAstwss. AL. Sales. 80 stock 41.3as.
SAVANNAH, April q, 1876
Cotton dull; middiing. IKE INV msddilng. HE;
good ordinsry. io,sc Net receipts 55s bales salss ~
CnxRLEsros, April Q. 1876.
Cotton Vniet: little doing: midiling i2t4c lxzsc.
low mddnx i2ixc good ordinary. lie Net receipts ASS
bales Expors1o Britain. 1850: 70 the Continent
l.2uu: cosstwiss. ALL sales. ~ stock. 1900
OswEGo April O. 1875
vcnr steady; sales. 100 bills a. 81 for No sprnT.
~ - tor 81 ~ tor white winter and ~ ior
double EXTRA Wheat quiet; No white Michigan held st
~ ~. DO 81 % In round lots &c &c. higher Corn
unchsng.d new asc old. 87c Barley nominsy lower;
M Canada offered 81 o. Corn mea-$2o Tor bo.ted,
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A. Officer Glass. Of the Twenty ninth prccn,t, was
pairolng his post on seventh early yesterday
morning no suspicious light In the store OF Dean
Walker, No $50 That street. Placing himself ON the
watch he soon heard strange noises, ana through
hole IN the door no man busily engaged In TO-
moving boxes. without giving an alarm the oiices
soon obtained thc assistance OF Palroimen McGairn
aud Canning, and The three began making preparations
Tor The capture Of the supposed burglars MtGairu
fastener 10 toe rear The latter vndeasored To effect
an entrance from the roar, wbcD the inside. whs
proved 70 Dc the proprc,ors ot the believing
officers 10 be burglars began irlng at them through tue
door The officers now bccamr cautious bdcd
their Tine Presently Mr.. Dean followed up III.
tack by attempting 10 out OF tho window He Tell
the arms oi a staIwart policeman Mutual cxpia-
nations were made and the officers ieit the
disgust al the mistake
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Iuk LIBERALIZATION " ALNEh
A London paper furnishes tho following Interesting
item on the above named SUBJECT
The select committee appointed BY the House OF Com
inquire INTO the OF deprc of
silver resumed its sitting yesterday Mr. GoscEcn
chair SIR Hector Hay, partner In firm % bullion
brokers' said lie had statistics showing tho annual pro-
duetion OF silver 1852 These from about
eight million IN that year TO sixteen million IA 1873
The ngurcs published the board OF Trade statisi as
the exports aud imports Of bnr silver be taken
to INCLUDE much gold Up to the end OF 1874
and half million sterling had been sold by GER
man Cover during the years 1873 1874 and 1879
The chic part OF that SILVER went to India lie thought
demny returned France, that being the easiest way
Tor tho Germans 10 yet rid OF IT, Though the
amount OF silver soid by Germany was insuni-
cicnt itself demoretize silver had IN reality
had great effect IN demonetzing IT, because tho nior-
nation that they were selling created panic la tho
OF buyers OF silver Some people said that Ger
many had sun thirty million Of ssIycr 10 dcmouctzr
lie imagined there al least two million stcrlins OF
silver goug from London 10 the manufacturing dis
tricts every year to bc converted INTO ornaments,
plate, xc- The depressed state Of trade bad lowered
the rate Of cxchausc that tended dcprcciatc silver
and the depreciation OF silver acted again the rate
Of exchange. Mr. fixey, Of tho firm 81 rixcy x Abel,
bullion brokers, has ncinc, 10 put the production 81
silver M tae millions more than the last witness The
silver coinage oi Germany supposed to he cIrcua-
ton prior to the great monetary changes that have
been made amounted TO nearly ninety millions strr-
ling The amount oil old German silver coinage retired
from circulation up 1878 Was over eighteen millions
The new German silver Gomez up 10 the end Of 1878
was only about eight millions. The amount OF old
1878, about ave millions sterling, and probably
seven millions. There was n necessity in
considering this question OF depreciation 10 take into
account the depression Of trade IN India From the
ninety millions estimated I" DO circulation In Ger
many sherr would DC large dcduction to make Tor
wear aud tcar melting down, &c, but u was almost
impossible 20 estimate the percentage which must be
deducted. He did not think should zoe silver
It's former prices but he hoped riso rom its
present low position.
MEMORANDA.
one hundred and MY stockholders were present al
meeting In the Bank Of tho stac OF New York to-day,
Mr.. August Belmont presiding II was resolved to
continue the business capital Of $500 oo0 subject
to tho approval Of the Comptroller or the Currency,
and provided that lwo-thsrds vote or tho zoo stock
holders be obtained according 10 law
The bank will resume between the present date and
the LIST OF Nay as IL will lake some time to commun-
cate with those stock hoIders many OF whom live Gus
OF town.
The earnings Of The 81 Louis, Kansas CITY and
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following are the changes IN closing prices
compared with those OF yesterday
ApvAxcx.-Ncw York Central. y; Illinois Central,
X; Lake shore. y; New Jersey Central ~ oa'ek
silver, II. =
and ]. c.. II; T., and G., "a; Delaware ,aes -
wanna and Western, Il Eric, ~; Hannibal ana -.
Joseph. common, j.; Michigan Central u: North-
west common. u; OHIO aud Mississippi =; facihc
Mail, IN; Rock Island u ST. Paul common IA !
do. preferred, y; Union Pacific twenty shares so'ah
Observation-Disclosures and Pacific Telegraph, hanni-
bal and st. Joseph preferred 81 Louis aud iron Moan
lain. Northwest preferred, Panama, wabash ana so'a'
THE sAEgKr.
Exceptionally, money taken on call loans to. day
q cent but tho market closed with offerings on
The basis Of and per cont. Prime paper passed al
~ and per cent The following tho rates or
exchange on New York NJ the aforementioned cities
to-day :-ssvannah, unchanged; Charleston, Lice a
No. premium; Now Orleans, commercial, Tar a 1-32c
and ,sc. premium; Cincinnati, arm, 55c. 10 81 pre-
MUM Chicago. &c premium, and 81 Louis s5c. pro-
MUM. Sterling exchange quiet, but nrm; primo
asking rates, AS7k and 400; selling rates, 4s6,. .
As7 and Aso,s 4ssA; rcichmarks, o5,s 95A. and
~ %; cables, o6ss; prime Paris, is and 512h.
TIKI MARKET
Gold opened Al 112A, advanced 10 ia. reacted 70
l2k and closed u li2s. Tho rates paid Tor carrying
we're !, ~, 2, AZ and per cent Loans we're also
nads nat
The steamer CimbrIa sailed for Europe today with
D9oo opo spscio board, Of which SIS oco 4 nyer
~ ~ ~ ssnaladss bars; and NE 0elsmbus o.
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xtock fascer. alned by actunI
43.oC6 - ,373 1894 3.oIi
a.74s U77 sSss -
---------. - -- ------
1884 23,uju l5l,2y2 3.uSi
2,y62
4c.coa 5000 i54..a2 a.o4i
G7.lo5 ~, 400 l:s,674 3,s73
81 1913 54.o55 ls,,6l2 5ss

April 40 1915 10 6G2 - 032 1296S0 3 2l2
We qIote: Fair 10 good refining 7se. 7Ac. Cuba
Gerry far 10 choice, &c S.c go ccnriius GAL hhds and
boxes. Nos TO -. sc. do. noiasses hhdx and
boxes. uac. Use Porto kco, refining, prime
se 7ac, do. fair choice ~ s5sc; standard
lu,sc Rrannlatcd 10. cut LOAF. iuaxc
sfkAntSE.-Kceclp:s tsctccs 10 bbls. The
ket quiet but steady l5lac i5e4c. fer prime
choice city
rALLow.- Receptacle hhds. and 1870 bbs Tho market
was quiet. 1900 las. sold at SIC sysc. for prime
Nnfskty.hcccipts-2 obs w1iisxcy. JvD bbis. high
wines aud 20 bbir aicniol Tho market nominal with
~ ~ 5u aud ~ rs asked
Fnticnrs Tonnage general moved slowly but rates
unaerc from the previous day; still. ia the absence
OF what be termed "a moderate demand prices
low aud nnprohtabc and the business effected
chiefly forced character. has been the
time The engagements enbsacei-to Liverpool.
steam. 500 bushes gram 3D. standard; 10 vaes
cotton, I'D prossious quoted los ta. the latter Tor
10 Hull per steam. 1905 bushels grain I'd stsn-
dsrd To Antwerp. per steam tper vessel reported
aud 40 b.is. iour ON private terms. so hlus
kentucky tobacco. So. Cd $50 ticscss lard 5,s I'D.
The chacrs comprised America $40 hence
Cali< With refined petroleum 23c,
stmvcs the basis u So light pipe an
Auirricsn brig. s5u hence with
private terms. quoted the former German
ship. from Baltimore Bremen with 7rD bDs refined 10.
troism a ~ Norwegian bark rom PhiIadepha g The
Battle with 5000 bbs I'd, 4s I'd. according
port: Norwegian bark heuce diicct port United
Kingdom with 2.:DJ bbls resiluum NJ a. Iad British
bng from Philadelphia Genoa with about l2s
fined pctso 2c Italian bark from Philadelphia
CORK orders with 400 quarters grain H. priv,
ge ~ oil cake NJ lbs ton. Austrian bark.
baltimore 10 Cork Tor order, with 3VJ quarters graa