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The New York herald., 1876-07-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NKw ORLEANS, July o. 1875
s5.2s4
bales Espor.s eos.swiss. So sales. $50 stock. sio4
Cotton DALI middling. Ios.e low m,ddling ioc good
ordinary Ne, receipts .o2 bales Exports to France.
CmAHLxsrox. July O. 1875
Cotton quiet: middliug. liHc low midding. io,se.;
sI.s s 5C ss' ''' Exports coast
GALvxsros. July 9, 1876
sss'.a ss! ss%: s.s',: s1 %'ss::
Iol.Do; July 9. 1870
"a -
s 's. e .gs ;si; s:'? :: :s
gas, Sss rejected ass Receipts ais8 sb!. aour oooo
boil. hour 200 bushels wheat aooo DO corn
., s sale: s; os: ss:. oss @
nrmsr :. css Sse -. better asars for Corn
eR"nrsS lake rsssipss~ Ea%Ssr sss ooo feet Cans.
shipments. Wheat. 7.oo bushels. Isnssr 2soooo @ iss.
:'s,a nCSSwss. ss % e. % o Ss;h.' S corr 40 y so
70 500 nj. Bv,s..G ysy 70 ls5s
corn, za2 % do o.ts siooy do Railroad espss--
s.. s'ss' ss s' S.:s
It'd water-WhsAt. 47JO0 bushels; corn 5UO do; oats,
1900 do Railroad shipmsnts-fiour. 26tU bbis wheat
so bushels; corn, I2UU do oats. s,UUO do barley,
12oO do. Canal heighs nrm Wheat, 9,sc corn. Ss<c
s5O bbs unchanged prices Wheat dull and drooping
81 %sq'fi: IL sn. dull Sas .ss"s .ss
4oO bushels rejected at ssx ~; few No. st 52c
Oats dull sales 900 bushels Western 35c ~ Rye
held about 7ec with demand Pork hrm. ~ go IS
for heavy Lard firm NJ lItzc lie. Highwincs
nominal at 81 H.
CHICAGO. July q. 1874
flour Gull aud unchanged Wheat 10 fair dsmsnd, bus
lower; No. chicago spring. 81 O2k 81 vyis spot;
81 O2 July; 81 ~ August; 81 0sss september No 60,
STE s7lac. rejected 6yv Coru In fsr and, but
lover hixa mixed. 47..e ~ No, a. s7,se 47.se
ber, rejected. +4c: osts duI weak and lover; Ne T.
2sac spo, and July; 2s'se August. rejected 24c Rye
shade higher; No spring Sss .eo and July sss bid
spot; $40 ~ $ls % July: SO 80 $40 So August
Sis 70 ssptem6er Lara IN isir demand ba'
sii IS 81 37 ssptsnabsr Bulk meats steady With tsr
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THE DOMINION JOURNALISTS.

The eourssies extended to the Canadian Journalism
by the New York Press Club the Mayor, Postmaster
James and others yesterday Of hearty character
Al noon the visitors received oy the Press Club
their rooms In Centre street. where they were vel
coined by President Badeu and other members in
short addresses, which were happily responded to BY
Mr.. Cameron, President OF the Canadian Assocssion
Mr. James somcrvilie OF the Dundas Banner, and Hon.
Mr. Creighton. Member Of Parliament and editor Of the
Owea sound TimeG collation. followed. Among tns
distinguished members Of the club who welcomed ths
strangers were Com missioner Wales Of the Dock De
partment and President Lewis OF the Board OF Alder
men Later the visitors were received uy Mayor
Wickham at his ONCE, where he extended to them
cordial greeting They subsequently, were escorted
through the Post once by Mr. james who ocollected all
the employees in the main aud called Tor cheers
for the Canadian visitor& They were most enthusas
tcaiy gwen and brief speeches we're made by hessra
Cameron and Gre ghton In the evcning tho party ac
COM panied by their ladies, visited Giimore's Garden
by invitation and later explored the mysteries OF sev
erAl the newspaper Offices They viii leave ior lone
via the Erie Railroad nj nine O'Clock this morning
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UNFORTUNATE sPECULATIONs.

A. A. Seover, well known Wall streot operator ana
director various railroad and other companies, has
gone into bankruptcy. His liabilities amount 70
$500 COO The following the secured creditors:--
william B. Duncan, trustee, s264 $50 62 Dickinson
Co, 500 $40 ~; the Mutual Lie Insurance Company,
sIOo 600; Ewel Stout n Co. $54, 626 go; c. X. Garrr
son. SIS COO The claims OF the unsecured creditora
aggregate about Sl25 900 rrenor W. Park has claim
OF S25 600; Harvey Kennedy Co., 81 100; New
combe Il Co.. $4,000: Equitable l.iie Assur.
Society, $4,000; W. +. Shirley, $4,000
HIS assets embrace the property at Nos 254 and ~.
$780, O0O and conveyed to W. Duncan, and subject tc
the claims of Dickinson a. Co. and Ewe Stout Co |;
oncuth Interest in the personal property OF the Har
lem Extension Railroad, value $20OOO; one-h'tn
interest IN the Bennington Rutland Car Company.
par value $50 600; one tilth interest In the capital
stock Of the Bennington and Glastonbury Railroad
Company. par value $3.50 000 500 shares Harlem Ex-
tension Railroad, 100 shares Lebanon Springs Rail
road and interests IN mini ng companies Of Nevada
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Messrs Redlich schniIzer, dealers In lear TOBACCO,
ONO Cedar street. have suspended payment Only
about six weeks ago estimate OF sl5o 900 was maze
their assets and 1t was thought that that amount
would than their liabiities Their prs'en'
assets and liabilities cannot be learned Immediately
The following nrms have made assignments Tor the
benefit OF their creditors Mayer Samson, whole'
sale liquor dealers, OF No. 10 Warren street; Barn
berger Cans uiacturers OF ladies wear of No. 500
Canal street. and A. Fegclsock dealer In malt, OF NO
II Bridge street.
In the County ClcrK's Office there filed yester-
day the assignments Henry Greve Bernard Metz
ger and Elizabeth Biz to Joseph Quincy.
petition IN bankruptcy has been hed against YER
planck IRWIN dealers coal al No. III broadway,
by creditors the principal ones being Duncan
Son. ss0ll +. T. Robinson. assignee, So S3Ss Edward
Gulager, 81 2sI; Winsted Wells, $2,47s; s. w. Ely
$3.50 The claims OF the pettioning creditors
amount 10 $25, 800
Peter Miller aud Andrew j. Lent, contractors, have
been thrown bankruptcy the petitions OF
Patrick Brennan John o 'Breu aud Michael Hughes.
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whsas was very dull and in she absence Of sales prime
S ,p@S w.. entirely no%i1s The ,ass s s
81 oo Tor unssand No. Hlwsakss. si isa 81 2. for
sni eSSs no % no grade spr"s Corn
prime III: .: ss
oac Tor damaged heated; 5sc for mixed aud low DO
and ;'ss%'S s M sSs
Ts ss. ssS sss sso~s 1.. @ s S
.nes q mixed ss a4c tor the rang. Of wn,s so iS'
iss Western white ~. 44s for white state aud sse
ss ,ss Z, was sSs We 70,
sis.a 500 .1s II 'ssEn s
"' s' .s ssss @ sold
ss ss.l sna naG
co. nS @ as & %
s1c .os Porto kso sse sos English Islands .Sacs Sas
A.v,. sIonrsrhs market for spirit. s surpes.ins VA:
quiet We quote spirits of turpentins at 29aac S,c.
ns.oa -: Do %iiniassS" g s7ss IS 50 Asyiss.
81 T unu Msss a; 70 I aSa
pentne steady; hard 81; soft 81 80 virgin. ST. Spirits
We sales Now Bedford of about 900 IDls
a s.eS,s s% D.ss
4sc; ooe. yellow winter. 5dc osc. white winter, Soc
S'ssi s. ss s''s
= 81 % Winter S.sshsa a.i a. T. & crude a.h
rkraolrysIhe marte. quiet. but price, were un.
bulk ec do. IN bbl.. lassc l2,sc refined in ens,
as';s lSc do il eases l'e Naph,a" s.4c Refined
from the Creek follows; ;Pskers United ~ l2s
shipments Sa 80 OIL City weak; " l's bd United ship
PRovlsoSs -Recepts-Pork 1877 bbls lard tierces
Soses beer ,srses % SS and ias cases The pork
shaass closing s; shs 's second Ss =.
si9 80 bid $50 ~ asksd August, SO 10 bid. SO 40
bid 81 asked 1850 bbla sold $50 10 for August and
$40 80 for September. 4Uo bbis. sold ~
so 10 $40 IS. cash. Cut meats were steady
lie picked shonlders ssc so boxes bellies
l2,c, aud itOJJ lbs picked bellies. II lbs at
1Ol.c Fresh hams quoted VI lOic l2c, fresh bel
iies at 0lse ioe pick I'd hams At liise i3c picked
bellies S,ac Oi and boxed bellies M 9ac, lll4c
BAcoh steady with OF l boxes city long clear
lD,e beet va. aais. ba. unchanged oo tsscss ph.de
sis s ts1eed s .s,r. india sas sas indis %s.. sal
sold SPA Smoked meats were quiet st I4,s for hams
and 81 loc for shoulders Lard duh declining
business small comprising about 800 erces
sli a7 sil 90 for July; *!l Va esil 7s for August
Western Al $il 10 The closing "cs prices were fol
lous:Juy. sIl 57is hid. siI 6o asked; august sil 81
October sIi s2i bid ali 90 asked. Refined quiet
5O) tieces sold Tor the Continent last evening ll5sc
Butter aud cheese were steady.
The stock of Rangoou in bond IL OuO bags We quote =
Carolin.. fair :. prime 5sse 9e Louisiana fair to
good, Shc 5Ae do: prime &C. = 9,se k.ngoon, iair
Rsnsoon, in bond. 2S.c 2Hc., gold
suGAx-ihe market for raw was nrn and fairly sctive
We ss' ct 1s. hss sss & e. for 10. %
2.so hhds Cuba xt sac. and 300 do centrifugal
private The stock Of sugar IL follows
stoct fa..srt .tnedb nv actual S' '
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ST. ALOYSlUS' ACADEMY.

The annual commencement at 81. Aloysius Academy.
In charge OF the Sisters Of Charity, ON Grand street.
Jersey City, place last evening The display was
a most creditabis The opening Of the programme
Was q chorus entitled 'Columbia's Flag Is waving .
Welcome 70 AL" Miss Alico G. Laverty being attrso
as the Goddess of Liberty Misses Lizzie l.. Kelly
and ~ f. Dov,tt played sacred march A. tho chdren
were marching 10 the platform The singing and reci
tslions were loudly applauded- Among those present
we're Rev. J. McQuade. s. J. Rev. Father Aarechxi,
s. j.; Rev j. DE Conciio and ). Mccarthy, oi 81
Michaels; Rev Father McGahan, OF 81 Brdgsvsi Kew.
Father Moyni han, OF ST. PAtrcE's Rev. Father
scnncider OF Passaic; Rev Father O'Re'ly. OF Mis.
sour: Hugh w. Mckay Thomas Kelly, Professor Has
brouck John Gsrrick, Patrick Farrelly John ~
Anerney and Robert Smyth
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
A Halt in the Upward Stock Move
ment-Prices Generally Lower.
GOLD ll2 l-8 A Ill 7-8 A liz.
Money on Call 2 and PIP Fer Cent-Govern-
ment Bonds Steady-Railroad Bonds
More Active and Firm-lnvest-
meat Shares Steady.
WALL STREET,


THURSDAY. July 6-8P. ~
The tendency OF the stock market to-day has
been downward, in spite Of the efforts OF the lew
bulls who have taken the bit in their teeth for the
purpose Of causing advance In fact there are not
few intelligent observers disconnected from any in
terest and therefore likely 10 be BIASED In their
Judgment who believe that the engineers OF the late
rise adroy selling stocks and pocket'ny the
profits that have been gathered in their sewers. meta
II 10 but natural that REACTION should occur The
temper Of the street not favorable TO protrscted
campaign the long side Of the market In the absence
Of the forces which in ordinary times inspire
confidence in q forward movement Mere diminishing
by q half dozen sharpshooters is not by any means
prelude 10 q general engagement, and, hence, when
they firing quiet is restored in the camp and little
harm the result outside Of their own cotere.
In the contest to-day only 900 shares found
kes and the majority Of brokers contented themselves
with SIMPLY looking Western Union and Lake
Shore as usual, sent to the front The former
was wounded to the extent Of = per cent, declining
nom 7lH to 7O7s, and closing at H. The latter stood
Ire altrihe better, the highest price OF the day
being 5s1I, tho lowest $50, and the close
bss.. Michigan Central likewise dropped from
t2H to SIX. Late in the day Jersey
Central forced into action at about 72, and made
brief stand at 74,t 74, but retired from the field
scoring 731s o 73A Delaware aud Lackawanna, as
solnparod with yesterdays figures, suffered loss of
5s per cent The Granger stocks were comparatively
quiet
One would suppose that with the abundance OF cap
ita awaiting employment the investment shares would
attract attention, but beyond transaction here and
there prices which have varied only tre tor many
days, this department shows unchanged dulncss. In
fact money is seeking more in government and
first class railway bonds which default has been
recorded than in the speculative ancies, which have
become footballs to be tossed about with every
whim OF close corporation Of wealthy stock gam.
piers 1t is, perhaps well enough to state here that
of the causes assigned for the movement in Jer-
sey Central the that the company had sue
ceeded in negotiating the remainder Of It's consolidated
bonds. These sold in the open market to-day at lo2
SALES TO-DAY.
The transactions the Stock Exchange to-day ag.
gregaed 7S 700 sharesErie 900 Lake Shore 33 400;
Cleveland and Pittsburg. 100; Northwestern, 1900;
Northwestern preferred aoO Rock Island 200; Pacific
Nail, 1,40O; st. Paul. 2,1OO; ST Paul preferred 1,400;
Ohios 700; Western Union, II 400; Wabash, 800;
Union Pacific 400; New Jersey Central 6970 Michigan
Central 2, 800; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
ESQ
oPRNINa HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and
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THE POLICE BOARD.

The meeting Of the Board OF Police yesterday morn.
ing viii be their last public one. Commissioner Err
hardt having offered resolution, which was unapi-
mously adopted, rescinoIng that Of 1874, by which
the meetings made public. Reporters and others
will, therefore, be excluded from their future meet.
ings. -
resolution adopted calling for nominations for
inspectors OF election and poll clerks 10 be received
un,'l August 10, which VIII be published IN the ca
Record
Pa,roIman Philip Smith, OF the Twenty-ninth pre-
cnct dismissed from the force Tor having dfectsd
q strange woman, who asked him where she could OBJ
tain lodgings, TO a house OF prostitution
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COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT WAS 1-8C. LOWER, FUTURES WE'RE
1-8c. 1890. .LowER--TLoUR DULL-wHEAT
DULL-coRN LOwER-OATs srKADY-PoRK
DULL-LARD DULL AND HEAVY - wHIsKEY
DULL = PETROLEUM FIRM - NAVAL STORES
QUIET - OILS STEADY GROCERIES, FIRM -
FRRIGHTs FIRM.
THURSDAY. July 6-6P. n.
Business light In all Its departments, the mar.
kets being all but universally dull with values
stanty huctuating, though really changing but little
On 'Change -four still dull, but without decided
change Wheat was dull and nominal for strictly pr
vate prices, other sorts favorpg the buyer Corn
moderate request but closed decidedly lower and dull
Oats were steady whskey dull Pork dull Lard
was dull and heavy Frsghts firm. Cotton the
spot was .c lower; futures Nc 732c lower Gro
ceries were nrm. Naval stores quiet. Oils we're
steady. Petroleum nrn.
Covvxx.-The market for Braxils quiet but firm.
Mid coffee quiet. During the past week e44 bags
do savans sold In lots for consumption within the range
Rcs shipped Europe by first hands
The stock Of mild coffee In hrst hands follows Java
grass d; Ceylon, H. 44s bags Maracabo ~ ls4
do. Laguayra, STA do 81. Domingo 3847 do Porto
Rico do Costa Rca. 4.2s4 do. African. e74 do;
Mexican 572 do ssvsnilla 2457 do Total stock 81
bags and 80 ose mat. Jaw. We quote s,ordnAry
i7,.c. l7t4c:. prime Do, ise, is,sc extreme
ie1e i7sc gold ninety days: java rovernmsn, bags
Nc. 22c do. grass mats zoe DE singapore do sc
Ises.yrs ns''Ha issse. i7.e j.msies' iSc i7S s.,
DOMINGO, ilse; isc. Porto Rico isc. is.e. Costa
lsc.: Anxossura. lie. isc: ssvsnils. i4s4c. isc;
CorroxThe srket spot cotton was quiet and quota
tions ain marked down &c Futures quiet and
:ssSt ons price. s,
with WsdnesdAys prices - follows
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DANIEL DREW'S BANKRUPTCY.

Next week has been fixed upon by the counsel for
the assignee in the of the bankruptcy Of Daniel
Drew for the of members and clerks ofths
firm Of Robinson Chase Co., brokers' who transacted
business tor Mr.. Drew and to whom he ntruscd many
thousand dollars worth OF securities Representative
OF the firms OF Musgrave " Co., Kenyon, Cox Co., H.
n Enos * Co., Webster AcpermOu and hall dozen
other brokerage Will be called upon 10 state
what beca OF Mr. Drow's property. Professional
accountant ts work Daniel Drew's accounts 80
a i they be at
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THE MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK.

Mr. william +. Adrch, Receiver Of tho Mutual
Benefit Savings Bank, filed yesterday report OF his
receipts aud disbursements receiver The receipts
are given x2i3,j52 TO- and disbursements
800 022 SO, leaving q cash balance on hand OF
S34 529 ST. Among the disbursements are sO4 4l9 ~,
the nrst dividend depostors, and $yO 4l6 Al, the
SECOND dividend to dopostors.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
of tho Board Of

The following il the weekly report Of tho Board Of
Health received at their meeting Yesterday
During the weak ending July l. 1876 thero were e3o
deaths reported this city, being increase OF lSS
a. with the previous week. and ~ more than
we're reported during corresponding week OF 1875
The actual mortality for the week ending June "a was
467 which was 70 below the average number OF deaths
for the corresponding week during the past i've years
and represents annual death rate Of " SS per
persons living, the population estimated Ut 06l2
The total number oil deaths reported during the
week included from smallpox, 30 from diphthsra, %
from scarlatina, from measles, from whoop'ns
cough. 2 from membranous Group, from malsrial TO-
vers from cercbrospnal fever, 7S from phthsis pull
Inonalis, ~ from pneumonia and bronchitis; 3S3 o
children under s years OF age and - Of persons 70
years of age or more.
Tho following Is comparative statement Of cases Of
disease reported this bureau for the Two
weeks ending July l. 1876
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A MARROW ESCAPE.

Yesterday afternoon, at three O'Clock, James
was driving cart across the track Of the Pennsyl
Railroad ~ Warren strcet, Jersey City, Whom
motive dashed by. Bell had sui1cpnt n
mind 10 Jump oil at the last moment AGI
himseIL Ine wagon vas dragged 0oeS
block and smashed 70 ir~gmenta n
bv the Ufssklns Of ths haspsDA
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| PHILADELPHIA sTOcKa
The following The PHILADELPHIA stock goo tations

Washington despatch says that the Banking and
Currency Committee to-day discussed the repeal OF
the Resumption act but adjourned without taking
action Monday has been for the nna disposition
OF the question.
The Merchants Bank has notified the Mayor, Comp
troer Chamberlain Of this city that after July TO-
it will not allow interest city deposits This action
Is based the difficulty Of lending money, even At
very low rates OF interest," aud the bank could not
allow the city the usual rate without losing monoy.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Tho folIovinO shows the earnings of the St. Louis
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid out S472 OOO gold for
interest and $ll,0 100 In redemption Of 1ve-twenty
bonds The Sub-Treasury released SI4 400 silver coiu
,oday. Internal revcnue receipts to-day $500 OO0:
sustoms receipts to-day. $500, 0O0
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed steady the following quo-
atons United States currency skies, l26 127; do
likes 1851. registered. l1s5s l2o; do do, do,
coupon, 1904 l20E do. do, do, 1868, registered,
lGss ll6t do do, do, coupon, ll6,s ll6A. do
DO, do, new, registered ll7,s . 1l7. do. do do,
coupon, ll7s MS. do do, 1857 registered 1l9,s
l1eH do do. 40 coupon ll9x llsh do. do. 1858,
registered, l2i l2lls; do. do, do, coupon 12l
l2ltl; do. tenfortles registered IFS 1ls. do do,
soupon, llsh llsA do. lives. 1881, registered l17s
AHA; do, do, do, coupon, 1l7s ll7L.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds at the morning board generally
srm with the largest business in the Western issues
There was good demand for the Milwaukee and ST
Paul consolidated sinking funds, which advanced 10
NA. In the other ST. Paul issues La Crosse division
sold Al l021s. Chicago and Alton 1rsIs firm
il7 and the Chicago and Northwestern sinking funds
at 100, and consolidated plan at 10sz; the consoli-
dated gold coupons were lower, selling at e3h s34
Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible rose to sos. New
Jersey Central convertible fell on 70 ssk. Union
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-four market dull but there change in prices
The sale. were about 1900 bbx including stste e'ern
and Southern. the annexed quotations Rye hour was
steady with sales OF 3ol bbs at - Is - 10 Corn meal
quiet about bbs sold - 25 - 10 Tor Brandy
and - IS 81 for Jersey and Western yellow We
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OCEAN MAILS.

The ocean steamers winch sailed from the port OF
New York yesterday carried ~ 2v2 letters, AIS regis
tered letters and a. paper baSA
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snort clear middlss lolc Whiskey-Demand light but
hodsrs frm 81 l0x. Receips-Fiour 10000 bbs wheat
5000 bushels; corn, 1900 do: oats. 7Iooo do
btls. wheat. 10000 bushels; corn, 72ono do oats,
1000 do; rye 100 do At the afternoon
cal of the Board-Wheat active and shade higher
81 o45s July; 81 oils August Corn quiet and shade
easier, 47iac. july iS'sc. September; 4o@sc sSsic.
August Oats quiet and shade easier .0c 29iae cash
and July: 2y.c. August.
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Stock (a,eertained by actual
e0.71 5O,622 20l OBS 4.16l
4,l2e 1898 6l9 -
VI. 4.s47 53,6l5 POI .t57 4,l6l
$. .4S1 -
~, 1893 53.6lS POI, ,o57 ,l6l
l7l,943 44.6lB 2o5.O44 l4,l7i
L32, ,223 0O.s70 :to.7ls 1895


We quote Fair to good refining. ssc. ssc; Cuba,
grocery. sir to choice se s7c; do. centrifugal hhds
s' to- D%: ass:
7Ae s..e DO. grocery TAR g saeles s..e sac
ies.sc io psxsa sssSsad @ Sr.nussd ios
second quality do. iG'Ac iiasc: cut oar ioa.c
was steady; 50 tieices sold at lac.
TALLow.-Rcceipts-lO hhds and l33 bbls The market
Wnsxrr-Kecep,s-5s b6ls whskry and loe bbIs sleo-
ho The market wss quiet 80 bbls sold AZ 81 IL cash
tonnage the both for charter the berth
sail with rates strongly maintained In the face
ports va. most Ia request that M o this dsserp.ou The
market tor churering tonnage remained hrui, and iar
berth room was u good request At steady prices gen
orally The enxagemenu were :-ro Liverpoo, per stssm
ai S5s 500 boxes bacon ., 4s 45s TO London by sail
2sOo bushels grain at Sd sbs aour Ut "a Sd and
cDeese To glasgow per steam. bushels grain
SD " lbs 5O boxes cheese 81 sos To Bristol
cheese To Rotterdam, per ssnm, 24.OU bushels
grain private terms The charters embraced: The
aoO quarters grain was At Ss % to Rotterdam Or Xms,sr
dam Italian bark hence to Cork for ORDERS with $40
ds. with aoo quarters DO NJ as 50 tue Italian orig aud
Italian bark reported In last with grain without
bark from Baltimore to orders wnh 100 quar-
ters gain .t Is an Italian bark from rhiiAdsphiA to
an Austrian bark thence for same voyage with quar-
Is I'd Swedish brig, hence to Rio Jsnero with
III tons laid the berth London taking the grain
reported part y csrxo an Italian brig sls tom. hence
an Iaiisn brig hence 10 Naples with 500 erses DO ss
26c British bark, v59 tons from Phmdelphis - Bremen
Russian bark Tumorsd but not confirmed hence to the
Baltic With $500 bbls do at be- I'd Norwegian bark
American brig from rhiladephis to direct spanish port
with 5000 cases renned petroleum a. Zoe Norwegian
Cronssadt option OF other ports swedish barren.
tine 90 Grve from Baltimore 10 the Baltic with $40
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ror delivery the sales follows Yesterday,
AFTER two r. M.Aurus< 100 nt ike september 5Oo At
II 1li6c October 3p at II 1532c.. 30 vt De No
y:%s: sy @ Il IL, IHi. @ oc sss: =: I'a q
u ~ s2e 200 a. a l7sac Auruss eoo az II ii-ise,
i issas. ioo At II sies 2ico 4 y issas
900 At II 7-iec, 200 - y 1880. eU n 7lec,
y s-ss Scysnbsr; 500 IdIis;e; 200 a. u s.lec'
ii 73ae December. 800 II ii sac 100 II 5.i0c.
100 IL ls2c so NJ II 5lec. 500 At il4c January.
bales The rse.ipts sne ports were follows = Calves
2Ol: Charieston 23 Whining gton II; Norfolk .; Bsiti
more. = Boston Is4 rhil.dslphia 1875 Total s,S
Total since sep.snbsr 4ss s%s bales Cotton freight.
closed As foio TO h.vrs by steam &C. compressed;
steam. se, conpresssd 20 Liverpool 5ied. BY steam:
by sail. y.S2d
LouH AND CRAM. vlour. 437 bbs wheat.
bushels 4lv bbls IS x7s bashsis:
corn IA rye <0O do barley malt 27u5e % The