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ANENGLIsH IMPosroR-A telegram from
Buffalo, February IS, says: Hugh Leslie
Courtepay, the man who was arrested a few
days since for falsely representing himself
and incurrfng bill of 1925 at the Tiff House,
was to day on an examination discharged,
his English friends compromising with the
complainant Justice King gave the i'm
poster twenty four hours within which TO
leave the city or incur rearrest as q vagrant.
His photograph graces the rogues' gallery.
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AUCTION SALES.
rO.MOHROW.

hUhCANSON BROS, Auctioheers,
~ Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
ADAMS EXPRESS CDMPAEY'S SALE OF UN-
CLAIMED PACK AGES
On THURSDAY MORNING, March Cd, 1875 ct
iva o clock 81 our auction rooms shall sell for
account of the adams Express COMPANY, to Pay
cnz ges. 49O cksges. com prising )rtment
b. sJld with out reserve
Terms cash. DUNOANsON BROS,
febG lChr6 Rep A.25&mll Auctioneers.
EN1EkSIYE AUCTION SALE OF UNRE-
IL DEEMED PLEDGES
On TUESDAY MORNING, March ID, 1876, at
10 CLOCK m. snd O'Clock D. m, will sell, at
establishment No. 1898 PeDnsy ivania avenue cor
ner 18th street. large collection Of God and silver
Watches, Diamonds, yewelry, Guns. Pistols and
Clothing All goods which have been pswned over
four months sIso Watches and Jeweiry, which have
been left here for repair year included
In this sale. HEIDANHEIMER.
feb2S St COLEMAN q CO., Aucts.
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SoME HIGHLY DECoRArHD LApIrs =

SOME HIGHLY DECORATED LADIES walk
as IL they bad pound of shot In each shoe,
and hip disease In the bargain. This wal
ding from side to side like an Intoxicated
duck Is anything but graceful and stylish,
yet six out OF every ten ladies one meets on
Avenue Five have this singular locomotion.
Let there 6e Walking schools cstaolished at
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FORTY-f0UkIH COSN
Closing Proceedings Tesfe ~'
sENATE-After our report clofes-

| SENATE--After our report closst- 70
The Senate, in Committee of the WhotSs.'
sumed the consideration of the smeIdmea,
restoring the appropriation for the West
| Point band TO the Military Academy bill.
| This amendment, and one increasing she
amount for repairs 10 sl4, 800, were agreed 10.
Other amendments 10 the bin were passed,
and the bill, as amended, was reported 10
the Senate.
Mr. Davis moved to strike out the sppro.
pratioD for the band. which led TO a debate,
and finally the bill was passed as 1t came
from the committee.
After some debate, the Senate passed Mr..
Morrill's resolution that during the present
session 1t shall be in order at any time to
move recess, and pending an appropTf alton
bill, TO move To confine debate on amend
ments thereto TO Eve minutes by any Sera-
ator on the pending motion, and such mo-
tions shall be decided without debate.
The Senate took up1he bill declaring the
true intent and meaning OF the Union Pa
cific railroad acts, but pending the discus
sion, went into executive session and soon
after adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
The bill amending the laws granting pen
sioDs to the soldiers OF the war of 1872 came
up in Committee of the Whole. There was
much debate on the amendment striking out
the section restoring To the rolls the names
OF persons stricken therefrom for sympatniz-
ing with the rebellion.
Mr.. Hill (Ga.l, in advocating the bill, made
procaiming the very doctrine of secession
on which the south subsequently, acted.
Mr.. Hoar responded with much severity,
and alluded to Mr.. Cox and his reference To
a member of the House as a hyens, which
had been rewarded by the democrats, who
seized the first opportunity TO place the au-
thor in the Speakers chair. az their repre-
sentative OF the order, dignity and deceocy
of the American Congress.
Mr.. Cox defended himself, when the COM
mittee rose and the bill was recommitted.
A resolution instructing the Secretary OF
the Treasury to put in circulation the silver
coin In the Treasury was referred, and the
House adjourned.
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TRusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
j 1RTr, IMPROVED AND UNIMPR0VID


81 virtue Of deed Of trust dated March lst, A. d.
1875, and recorded IN Lber No 7l, folio $780, Of the
land records OF ashtngton county Dtstrict OF Col
umbia and by direction Of sevuaI Of the holders Of
the notes secured thereby, we win cell e public
the 1th day Of March, las. at s'clock >. a all
ington City d. o., known and described on the Of
fetal plat Of said city follows, VIZ: The south
twenty sno one bali fe0 feet, part, and the north
twenty six feet OF lot ve 90, with the full depth Of
said lot In square three hundred and twenty. ave
(55) all OF lots twenty (38l and twenty (2D the
eastern thirty 500 feet Of lot fifteen (5l, and the
stern twenty two feet inch n liza fl Of lot
sixteen with the full depth Of said lots, in square
two hundred and ninety six (296D. Also, on WE'D.
NESbA the sth day of March. 1876, 1t O'Clock
D. ~, lot nve lbl In square one hupdred and seven
llV7i. and iot four "a In square south Of square one
hun dred and four l04); together with the improve
Terms Of sale: One. fnh Of the purchase money
ore two and thu years. for which the notes Of the
bearing Interest ct the rate Of eight (6)
Per centum anlum from the day Of sale, and &c.
cured BY trust deed on the property, will be tahen
deposit OF 90 on each lot or parcel Of the prop
erty viii be required ii the time Of SALE and eli con-
veyanctng will be Of the expense OF the chaser
The sale 10 be subject TO any unpaid taxes the
property. X the terms Of sale are not complied
with In seven days. the Trustees the right
rseel the property at the risk and OF the de-
fsultng purchaser, after ave days advertisements.
WOODbURr WH9ELkk,
kesT DOpGn, Trustees.
tsbn ut Wash. 3. WILLIAMS Auct.
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STEAMER LINES.

ssDEOFLAo' LISk'
FOR
NOIINI MATTOX CHEEK, UPPER Nh
CHOOOCAND INTERMEDIA1E
LANDINGS.
The sideE heel Ste mer
- MURRIS,r
tsptaIn L q BALDWIN,
VIII comme nee running 10 the above landings on
Monday. Ma ch 9th, leaving from Its -
wb8IffOot Of 9Th street every MON ek<--sa.4-sa4s
DAY and TIL URcDAY at 8 a. M.
Returning viii leave Nomini every TUESDAY
fahas N Z EITZHUGH Agent
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THHL s1I AMER HAsbIsGER,
Carr. ". l.. GREGG,
Will leave 9th street wharf on SUN ~ 4
DAYS ana WEDNESDAYS for Pc G6
tomac Landings. including N sttawo
man, MachOdoc and Rasiers TO Nomi nj.
N. Il. FITZHUGH,
faba3tnovl Agent.
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NGFISb Sr OF seS s1srs g ti'se.. 2. q
ne1 ioE higher cash price than Any place IN tbs
S.Jl y e1Ilng OF Addressing HER2CG, e1T y
as5ps VII ~ gfysa. 16vx-I
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4 Real Estate Auctioneers,


TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE OOUN-
JKN PLACE OF 2Is5 ACRES, WITH FINE
OF TpE CAPITOL.
Orr Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust to me,
Ia dated August 18th, 1874, and duly recorded in
T. Der ii b., No. 9, folio 3S7, &c, of the land
records for Prince George county, state of Mary
laud aud b. direction of the party secured thereby,
i Will sell, at o'clock D. m, on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of March 1876 on the premises all that GER.
tain piece or parcel of land situate and lying in
no and described as follows: beginning for the
az point on the cut road distant 525 feet
esstsry fr the Intersection of said road with IT,
District line. and opposite white oak tree stsndiDg
four feet within the lite Of fence on said road;
he-Ce north degrees Is minutes east so feet along
said ROAD. thence north IL degrees As minutes west
lSs feet, thence south s. degrees 30 inmates west
s455s est thence south 40 feet to the place of be-
ginning, cyntaining 2l95 acres, more or less. The
ssid piece II land being part of tract known as
"CbIilen Castle MAJOR" aud the same land con-
yeytd TO Richard b. hohun by WIN. T. johnson IN
l-fG.
Terms oftLe sale: One third Of the purchase money
in cash. If when deposit Of $3.50 will be required
at tire time Of SAFE and the balance 10 aud two
years, secured by deed OF trust upon the property
sold alt the notes Of the purchaser bearing inter
est. al cOnveyancins at the purchaser cost. If
the terms Of sale not piled with I'm fifteen
days the trustee reserves the right TO resell at the
rick AID cost Of ths defaulting puT chaser.
AEpBEW g. BRADLEY. Trustee.
feb25dtds YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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ITNIIED STATES MAILS.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.


PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGTON, ID. O., January 18Th, 1875.
Sealed Prop lssis will be received NJ ths Contract
IA $50 o BE- decided on or before March sun fol.
loving , fOI the perform Cf Mail Messenger and
several Depots ami Steamboat Lsniinss In Ws sEo
lngton, for one year from July LIST, l576, to June
iuli description Of the service, and the manner
N which Il required TO be DONE as, blank forms
. ths Pos,msster st ws'hiogton or TO the seooai
Assistant Postmaster .i.1sssI, ashinst.n, d. q.
feb9 lsvIx Postmaster General
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr
Der has Obtained from this Supreme Court OF
Of JAS B. BOYLE, late Of Distrier Of Columbia
said deceased are eby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, on or
otssr.i.s b. Law bs excluded rom al Ssnsat Of he
sd estate Given upds. my hand this 18th day Of
iebS wsws Admini.trstriI.
rT'HIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the Subscriber
hss obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
JAMES LaVsSDa. late os Of pfsfrics s 81 Coz 8.
NE aid hasS .a1nsd Co easSs the
same. with the vouchers thereof 70 TIE subscriber,
may Otherwise b. law Ss s,Siussd from d. benss q
The SAD estate Given under my hand, this 5th
fetsva MARf LAyENDER, Administrative.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the .ab.cri.
Der has obtAiDe4 from me sGpr.ns Court Of th
SaRST Of S.2s. o. s' q NAB
ases.a sreb, .nsa 10 ssSS n. said
Nth the youehsrs thereof 20 the supscri Der. on or
othersss u as Be sneludsd from ali ssust Of ,ss
ssid estate Given uEder my hand, this Ssh day Of
Ieele-w-sS- WILLIAM LORD, Executor.
NOTICK-P.rtses WHO da~,rc 20 dt..o., az Al
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Jos. Il. KELLEY, Aucuoneer.
- Once No. 9O2 SIN street northwest


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, No 1919 TENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
AND, RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, aTAtitt.
TON. AoO-
virtue ef deed of trust to the undersigned,
IA b airing date the 9TH day OF June, 4. D. ls73,
AID daily recorded in Liber No 722 folio 400 ct seq
of the land records in and for the District CO.
lumbia, and at the written request Of the holder
OF the prlr cipal note and interest notes secured
thereby, will sell at public auction, on MONDAY,
the 9th day of March, A. ID. 1876, at O'Clock D.
m. IN front Of the premises, lot numbered ninety
two, (92 10 Joseph Kelley's subdivision Of the
west half of square numbered three hundred and
sixty -hve, (s66 IN the city Of Washington, D. U.i
said lot fronting eighteen lS) feet the east side
OF Oth street west and running back los feet to
auey, ENG improved BY q two. story and basement
PISSED brick front yelling Houie.
Terms OF sate 100, lib interest at the rate of
zen PEI cent Per annum from June 1875, together
Win tax arrears and ex neuses OF sale in cash and
the oasnce at two years with interest and secured
6y deeo OF TRUST on the property sold. Conyeyanc.
Ing ~ cost OF purchaser. ol00 to be paid down by
the purchaser Immediately after sale
ALBERT y. FOX, Trustee.
tcD<5-O6OB JOS. y KELLEY. Aucr
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MARRIED.

SPURRlKB-CARTER. On February 29th, st
81. Dominics church. BY the Rev FAITH IT shirad.n
Mt GEORGE W. sPURklEk, OF Frederick county,
NO 10 Miss MOLLY A. CARTER, 81 this city.
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AUCTION SALES.

GEORGE W SIDNEY; agctiopser
y" Room ! Q, Lee DToit Building.
viii sell ION account If hom " may concernl
on fhIpAf March 2, 1876. at az ose O'Clock y.
m AZ AtLees " hsrf, foot of 6th .trest seven hun
dred barrels OF Cement. Terms cash
mari GRO. W STTCKNEY,
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UNDERTAKES.

X W. BARKER,
Cabinet Maker assd UssdcrtakSvs
SIS iIYn s1REEs BoRrEwsss.
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~ BY CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTER
EST, the above sale Is postponed until wEDNkS-
80 VIM; +; HoGsTzMAN,} Trustees.
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The following the closing quotations by telegraph


Judge Barrett has granted attachment against
the property OF the New Orleans Mobile and Texas
Railroad Company. The writ was issued in the SUI, of
Louis A. Won Holman and " VILLAIN Mortcns against
the company
EARNINGS or THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
For the month Of March, 1876. 81 I:si O0o
For the month oi March, 1874 ..........I I3G 2,,a
For tho month OF Marcu, 1874 ........... $50 aos
Earnings lot hTst three months 1876 ug4 600
Earnings or hrst tnrce months lSi5...... acv6,355
Earnings ior hrst Three months lS14.... 5J5, ya5
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COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL AND NOMINAL
FUTURES STEADY FLOUR QUIET - WHEAT
wFAK-coRN rIRMRR-oATs FIRM -wHIsKEy
DuLI-poRK wEAK--LARD wEAs--PETRoLEUM
TtiRpyHrIxEEAsI ER-Rosr
FIRM-"r-S O1s~---..suED-FRk7HTS DULL
~oFFEE sTEADY-sUGAR STEADY.
SATURDAY, Aril So r NJ
Business continued light to-day in nearly ali the
wholesale merchandise markets, and prices though
somewhat nuctuatiug, did not vary materially, save in
one or two instances On 'chango flour vas in buy
favor triae, but not quotably lower Wheat was
weak Corn 1c &c. higher. Oats firm Pork and
lard weak. whiskey dull Spot cotton dull and nomi.
nal; futures steady. Freghts dull. Petroleum
entirely nominal Spirits turpcntine easier Rosin Quiet
but firm. Oils dull. Coffee steady Sugar vas
firm.
CoFrEE-The market for Brasils was oust and s...ax
1000 bags Rio, Gray Eagle sold at Baltimore late
last evening on private terms. Mild coffee was
quiet We quote :-ordinary cargocs Iec \a 1s,,c. !;
fair do i1,4c. q isc. good do. ls,Ac. = lsl.c ::
prime do, lssic l9c.. extreme range Tor lets Ice
zoe Santos fair to good, l7s4c Isle gold nncy dsvs
Java. government bags .c 2ic; do, grass mats pie
2Sc. Singapore, do, 1shc a DOC: Ccylon Ike 1ac
Maracabc Ice 1s,sc Lsguayrs IKE Jamaica
ldlsc Isc. S. Domingo. 15c i5t,c; Porto Rico n,
lsc Costa Rica, lie isjsc Macassar Isle lsk.
Mexican. lie 1sc. Manila. tic. lsc; Aprsturx r7c
he savanlia. 16c. n lSc. Curacao. Ito. q lie
CorroS-fhe market Tor spots duh and nominal a.
closed steady The closing prices to day with
Fridays closing prices follows
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The steamship City OF Pekn, sailing from San Fran
cisco for China and Japan, carries heavy cargo Of
merchandise ana $50, 600 treasure
GOVERNMENT
Government bonds closed firm at the following quota
tions -Uned States currency skies, 1861 1267s;
do do, 1881, registered, 1915 1915; do do, do,
coupon. 1929 1925 do do 1865, registered, 1875
1855; do. do, do, coupon, lIss4 1lsts; do. do,
do, new. registered, 1l9i4 ll9h; do DO, do,
coupon 1194 ll9ss do. do. 1867, registered. 1915
III q; do. do, do, coupon, 1915 l2lS do do,
1865, registered, l23 l23ts; do do, do, coupon,
l23 123a; do, tcn-fortics registered, 117% us;
do do coupon, l1sss 1855; do nves, 1851, regis
tered 1ls1s a 11ss. do. do do coupon, 1lS1a 1lSk
THE STATES TREASURY
Tho Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $40 900 gold
on account OF interest and $4,000 redemption of
fve-twcnty bonds.
The Treasury hold 1851, 10000 in bonds to secure
bank crculaon decrease for week OF $500 000 bonds
held TO public deposit SIS, 900; circulation
outstanding s33 700 600 OF which 81 100 600 gold
notes Revenue receipts to-day $500, 900; for month
to date 81 500 900; fiscal year to date, sS5 00O 00O
Customs receipts to-day, 5000, 900; month to date,
So 800 ooo fiscal year 10 date, $l17, 600 Bank
notes received to-day, $500 total Tor the week.
s2Geo,ooo; Treasury shipments OF legal tenders and
fractional currency for the week, 81, 400, coo.
The amount oil national bank notes received at the
Treasury for redemption for the week ending to-day
as compared with the corresponding week OF last year.
Is as follows:-
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INVESTMENT SHARES.

Investment securities remain generally strong Del
and Hudson sold at 1l1la; Now York Central.
1I3 ll3A; Cleveland and Pittsburg, guaranteed 36;
New Jersey Central, 1928 Rock Island, 1864 l05's
c., G., c. and L. So; Chicago and Alton, 90; United
States Express, "A; American 81; WellsFarso, S6A;
Albany and susquehanna 1854; Delaware Lacka.
wanna and Western, 1l6i4; Producers Land aud
Petroleum Company, 110S Ill.
MARKET
Tho London advccs report consols and United Statcs
bonds firm. 1s67's advanced to 1925 lo9,S, while
tcn.fortics fell OF 10 1861. Ere declined to Tx
17.. Tho Bank OF England gained fo3 900 sterling on
balance to-day. A late despatch says:-"The general
market extremely du throughout the day. owing
the absence OF operators, who have been attracted
by the University boat race and closed without marked
feature Tho following half past one r. NJ. prices,
the latest OF tho day -Consols for money, 94s OAK
a. asw 'G ny ssssGsSS g as bonds i0s
a2eh. Rentcs in Paris, 67L l5c. exchange ON Lon.
don, est 25c.
RAILROAD BoSpa
Railroad bonds were uuI and without importa M
feature The following the closing quotations for
Pacific Railroad bonds:-Unon Pacific nrs,s l05s1
1885 do. land grants, 1905 1000: do. sinking
funds, Ola ol1s; Central Pacihcs 1919 lO71
OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE.
The total imports at New York Tor tho wcck were
$1aoe,a21, OF which $5,3l5,2i5 consisted Of genera,
merchandise and the remainder dry goods. The
specie exports for the week amounted to ss7so and
the specie imports to S4s 1870.
SHARES.
Bank shares were steady, with dealings in odd lots
American Exchange sold at u.s. Fourth National at a.
Park at 12S state OF New York at -, Phnnix at o5
Continental at '91i and Metropolitan at 127ls
STATE BONDS.
State bonds were dull, the dealings being confined to
Missouri Hannibal and ST Joseph issue at 1884, and
North Carolina Funding act OF 1866 at H.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
The Chesapeake and ONO Railroad polls for the cleo
ton OF committee Of purchase and reorganization
viii close on Monday Already $2i 600 900 out of
ST., 900, 600 bonds have voted.
MINING STOCKS
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w. ~ WV WE W.
2uD Mo Is. "a ) l., e6
4sO Bos, II A 4 x.
2W'LA W Is con
,tUp do............
1910 NJ a - 4 con -
ZOO VI A 81 y. 4 A VI
.UDt a \ W ccgb.
5vta &. 4. q A ! LIST
ltssl Erie 9TH m
NDpt 4 4 Ash. old.
100 Long Dock Ids.
.tAlitAr lst ss.T..
5000 North No ist....
HsnN n cen h'k. ss,l
100 Ohio 4 Miss con
lup d.. ..........
Iny, Cen rac gid BIDS
lVvVu o0............
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ln,li AND ll.lD 4.

1913. 5000 go, 9, 81 be I1i>
l2l.. 100 do.........c l2is,
i2ih l0JoU ; "a. io.iu..c. ;Isis
IDA 1000 I ; 5's. r. ST.. lis ;
ii"'s 1000 I : Us. cnr..... 126i,
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Wheat without quotab.c decline dali and heavy sales
combined to 90 bushels part last evening AT Al
for No Minnesota In 81 10 for No Milwaukee In
ana VI Tor No. Chicago spring atont
ing: day ~ - for No and No thcago spring
No Minnesota in store. 81 for No.
spring and ~ ~ for amber winter Bailey quiet
Barley malt also quiet. Rye eni and nominal
Corn decidedly hrmcr, with most sales showing
Of ic &c per bushcl The sales comprised 1000
bushels S3.c. for grade prompt drs
terror old mixed IN store c or steamer mixed I2c for
Western aud southern yellow Tie for Jersey yellow sd.a
and .6. tor mixed. April delivery Osts nrm with
moderate demand Sales about 3x.5Jo bushels ~ $50
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following are the changes IN closing prices {

ApNANtE HEtLINE
The following arc the changes IN closing prices com
pared with those OF yesterday
ADVANCE Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Ak: North.
west common, - Quicksilver, a..
DgcII>E-Ncw NOrk Central a Erie, Ia Hanni.
bal, do. preferred, a Harlem, !. Illinois, \,
Michigan Central, a Missouri Pactllc A; Northwest
preferred - OGio aud Mississippi :. Paciuc Mall
IA Panama = ~ Paul, q do. preferred. As wa
bash, y lnIon Pacific, Western Union. gold, a.
STATIONARY. Atlantic anu Pacific Telegraph c., e.
l g., q, G., G. and !. ; Delaware. Lackawanna and
Westerns New Jersey Central. and Rock Island
TIN BANK STATEMENT.
The hank statement shows large decrease In the
reserve The legal average alone having fallen
Sj.ois 100 The result Of the changes in the bank
averages this week the surplus reserve is down
s., oss s15 which $4,000 $50 less than last week
The following rs the comparison OF the averages for
Tho past
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IT'S sooeeaas s7,oss.s's Dec. 81, occ, aso

Excess 81
serve above
legal
qalrements 5000 s25 s7,osss75 Dec. 81, goo, 4so
MARKET.
Money was supplied at !, , and "a per cent, tho
ast being the closing rate. Primo paper discounted
a. ~ and per cent The following were tho rates OF
exchange on New York al the aforementioned cities
10 day Savannah and Charleston unchanged; Gin
clnnat from IS TO loo premium; New Orleans. CON-
DcrciaL par; bank, i premium, and 81. Louis IS
premium. Sterling exchange hrm Prime asking
rates, As7k and LOO Selling rates, s6ls +ss and
4ss1s ssax Rcchmarks 90 a 96sG aud 95ss 90.
Cables 9es.. Prime PARA SIS and 5.i2is.
TINS coL8 xARKrT
Gold opened .. ll3j4 and closed Al 49, tho two sx
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delivered contract 400 For future delivery he
sales were A. fcews Yesterday after l.. N.-Afay
500 ~ rs i5S2c suo AZ i5ssc June. l2uo At Is 25sac
2toJ NJ l3t.; july 100 NJ i4c., ~ rs 332c Total
$3.50 bales 10 day. mp to one M-Apr 4uO at IL b a,c
2vD 1879; May, LOO At 3sc. 400 IL I53-c 80 NJ
1Ji,c 2su ut IL 15-32c luJM Is 7-luc 20 at Is 5,c
so at rs 5os June, 800 a. 1875, 200 al 10 ii: iac.
800 At Is 23's2e. 700 at Is lli1c, 100 nj
~ 2332c., 3op l3 ll-i6c, 100 at ID a3-s.c
30 m Is 1i-iuc. July. 300 At ~ 29-2c., at Isssc
100 vt 10 292c 200 AZ l3sc August. Az 1fc All al
IA BE, 800 lac, 100 at IA ie lie septem.
Der. l3-32c Total. IL 10 bales tsrmud tor AL
1900 bales The receipts At ths ports follows
galveston. 90 bales; New Orleans l.Di Mobile. s53;
Savannah. 2O,. Charleston $50 Wilmington 2Ss. Nor.
folk. i,75o; baltimore. ~: New York. .ss: Boston ..5:
Phsdrlphia loI Total 63iv bales. Thus day last week
s-2 baes This dag u, year, 52o bales Total sep
lows To Hasre BY steam. sc compressed 10 ampurg.
by steam. fsc. compressed To Bremen by steam a,c
compressed To Liverpool by steam, Id by sail. Adj
y..sla Market firm.
florR AND t.RaS.-scce pts-flour. p0sT bills wheat
81 900 bushels. meal 40 bulls and 2s~ sacks; oats
1855 bushels: corn. 12,tn do. barley malt 2so2l
The market moderately and easier bat not
quoabiy lower with sales OF 1890 bbls inclning state
Western and southern the annexed quotations. rive
-four quiet. without Noticeable change in prices:
so bills ccru meal steaay with moderate omand
sal rs bel bon al uu ouu
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Loans. Sg6l JSl, 200 s2ol 1856 200 Inc ss:s 600
Slccie....... 100 M 53o. 500 Dee s3l 3Oo
Legal tenders Ais 500 -, 400 Dee. 3oisioo
Deposits =. all 56l. 100 2Os ga3 so Dec 3sg, 500
Circulation. 600 III. $4,000 Dec. c6 400
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve aud the total liabilities
Specie. s2l,l7l.l00 $50, 336 500 Dec sss4 400
Legal tenders al, lis 800 - ZOO 100 Dee. 30l, 100
Total reserve so2 600 sS9o.,2oo Dec So $50 400
deserve
quired ag't
depo6its.... 81. s902 20 5l.p9s, 3o6