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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY-FUTURESF FIRM
FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT A SHADE FIRMER-
CORN DULL-oATs HEAyY-wHIsKEY NEG
LECTED AND NoMINAIs-poRK HEAvY-LARD
HEAVY - PETROLEUM FIRM IT. TURPENTINE
sTEADY-RosIN sTEADY-oHS QUIET
FREIGHTs QuIET-coFFEE sTEADY-sUGAR
STEADY.
THURSDAY. March 800 p. NJ.
Business still sluggish and TRANSACTIONS in
nearly all had reference current wants There
was but little speculative feeling, and that little
fined to a few commodities and without other than
local influence. On Change flour steady; wheat
was a trife lrmer; dull and nominal; oats
were heavy; whiskey neglected and nominal;
pork and lard heavy; petroleum quiet, but firm
naval generally steady; spirits, the most notable
exception, beng very strong cotton the spot was
steady, futures weak lreights were quiet coffee
steady; sugar was also steady
CoPPEE.-The market for Rio quiet but steady.
Sales 206 and 3S5 bags Donat lsc for good
1000 do, Serene, at Baltimore, at 1S4c; mild
quiet but fr later 500 bags, Donat sold
on private Messrs Wait Creighton Morrison
port mild coffee in first hands iollows:Java
grass mats leo575; Singapore 2Oea grass ceyon
SAB bags; Maracabo. io0sl do: LaguayrA. 1870 do.
jamaica 1850 do; Porto Rico, sos do Costa Rca POI do
Macassar 7O46 do Mexican. 723 do Ssvanla 761 do.
stock IS 66 bags i69575 ava and 2o62
Singapore. We quote Ordinary i5c lee. fair
do, IKE iTlsc good do, isc Isle prime do. ls4c
Ioc. extreme Tor lots. 1890 oc santos fair
good l7c lsc gold ninety DAYS; Java, government
bags re &c DO grass mats re zoe Singapore,
ISIS, LasuayTs re iss,Ss; Jamses ig,ss lse
Rea lie islsc Macassar issc I9isc Mexican. lie
lsc. Manila. lie lec Angostura, lie. lie. sava-
nilla. ice 1sc: Curacao. Ice. lie.
CorroSThe market Tor spot steady al former prices
Futures closed weak The closing prices to-day compare
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

1t will be remembered that Ephraim r. steinhardt.
of Funk 4 Stelnhardt, who formerly wore the joint
managers of Irving Hail. offered pay his share of the
firms liabilities and at the first meeting of the credi-
tors the composition offered by Steinhardt ac-
copied Yesterday the meeting of the creditors
was held the Office of Register Isaac Dayton No 322
broadway; and, as no opposition to the composition
offered the Register will report favoraby on 1t TO
the United States District Court
The first meeting tho creditors OF Gabriel Zabrnsk
dealer in boots aud Shoes OF Nos 122 and 246 Third
avenue was held yesterday Register Dayton's Office
and Mr. Korn, oil korn Brothers Co, was elected
assignee.
The Arst meeting Of the creditors of Messrs. J. H.
CrOncy Co will be held this afternoon at the Office Of
Register J. T. Williams, No. Warren street The pur-
pose OF tho meeting VIII be TO prove debts and elect
assignee 1t expected that large number of crcdi-
tors VIII be present.
Israel and Joseph A. Joseph. manufacturers OF
backng Nos. 10 and IL Crosby street. have been ad
Of samuel Cohen, the Pacific Bank, H. Rothsten, j. ;.
Cohen 4 Co., Baldwin Sons r. }. Roscntha, NJ. j.
Phillips Max Danziger aud Ralph Moss whose claims
amount about $50 600 The largest creditor IS
Samuel Cohen whose claim Is $35. 700 IL. for money
loaned between September 10 and December Is 1873;
the Pacific Banks claim rs Tor So "a AS IL Rothstein
S4ISS; Baldwin & Sons 81 sos 50; Cohen h Co !,
81 500 b. j. Rosentha 81, 800. The first meeting or
creditors prove their debts and choose assignee
will be held on April TO- at No 322 Broadway
Martin Schrenkclscn the assignee OF Alexander
Stein chair manufacturer, at the corner OF Attorney
and Riviugton streets, has ordered the sale OF the
stock and machinery OF the bankrupt Aprl IL aud
the factory and land on April 20.
In relation 10 the failure of Alexander Bedrossian,
manufacturer aud importer of Russian cigarettes at
No SO Pine street, 1t appears that he sold his bust
ness to VI. Maitock several weeks ago and then left
city for parts unknown number OF his creditors
have been searching for him. but thus far have been
unable TO ascertain his Whereabouts.
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THE LATE DIR. ANDERSON.

A solemn requiem mass, under the auspices OF the
Society of ST. Vincent de Paul. for tho rcpose Of tho
soul OF late President, Henry James Anderson,
III. d. celebrated at ST. Patrck's Cathedral yes
torday DR.. Anderson, il will be remembered died at
Lahore India in October last As presiding officer Of
the benevolent association mentioned he was held in
the highest estcom and the announcement OF his de-
general feeling Of regret The Cathedral
was crowded yesterday there being largo attendance
OF members OF the Society OF 81 Vincent de Paul. ana
among tho clergymen present were Bishop Loughlln,
OF Brooklyn; Bishop McNlerncy, OF Albany; Vicar
General Quinn and others Mass said by the Rev.
Father kearney, the Rev. Father kano officiating as
deacon and tho Rev. Father Mor subdcacon At
the termination OF the first Gospel the Very Rev.
Father Quinn delivered brief address, In the
OF which he paid fitting tribute TO the patience
dom and knowledge OF the deceased, who had endcared
himself TO all who know MIN. The musical arrange
mcnts under the direction OF Mr. Gustayus Schmltz,
the organist usual effective and appropriate.
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A Il Ii S .

BLAcKNAx-On Wednesday, March 20, j. j. BLACK
MAN, Jr. infant son OF J. J. and DIVA r. Blackmsn
Relatives and friends are requested TO attend the
funeral at the residence of his parents, No. los East
saith ~ Friday, March 81, ut halt past twelve T. A.
CARMoDY. LON March 20, JouS j. CARMODX
Friends OF the family are invited 90 attend the
funeral, from his late residence No 200 North 9th
Brooklyn. T. D., on Friday, March 81, att A. NJ.
Consolation Thursday, March go PArRfcK Con-
MOLLY the 5Sth year OF MS age.
Tho remains will be taken IRON his late residence,
22l East I'D ST., Saturday morning, at nine o'clock,
10 the Church OF the Epiphany, where requiem
mass will be celebrated for tho reposo OF his soul
IRON thence TO Calvary Cemetery
CORR--MARY JANE CORR, aged 70 years
Funorid from the residence Of her iather, Pairlck
Corr az No BOG East 2sth ST. frday, March 81, at
halfpast one.
CuRKAx--On Tuesday, March IS, HUcH CUREAS,
aged 81 years
Tho friends and relatives respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral Friday, the 5lst INST, AZ ono
o'clock r. NJ his late residence, Az West Dbl st.
pinnLRR New Haven, Conn. on Thursday, J0th
inst CAKoLTNE DiBDLEE daughter Of the late Henry
Dibbiec
the relatives and friends Of the family arc respect
fully invited 70 attend tic funeral, from the residences
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The actual amount Of specie shipped 10 Europe TO-
day by the steamship wicland $685. 600 OF which
1912 American gold the remainder silver
bars
FoRKigy NARKKr
London advices report change in the Bank Of Eng
land Of discount which remains at so per cent
three months bills in the open market being easy
per cent
The increase Of specie by the bank for the week end
ing yesterday was E336 COO the bank making add.
Iional gain toray Of $3.50 600 The proportion Of re-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsroN March 80 1876.
ons1 Sss reecp 400 Saa sSSa
Britain 345o; eoastwise. 1871 Sales Isl Stock So 1885
NEw ORLEANS, March 80. 1876
good lie Net 5aseP s 9Se' sIg' s.
4.OU0 Stock 25I OBS.
Cotton quiet middling, l27Sc a BE low mddng he;
good s5dns.y Oct s ssSsp' sy bales Exports coast
sAvASxAH. March 80, 1876
Cotton Irregular; mdding ise low nidding he good
wise. 7d5. Sales. 500. Stock. 27.6ss.
CHARLESTON. March 30. 1870
Cotton quiet; mdding i3ihc low middlng, IKE. a
poffo France. s5i; eoastwse, sS2 sales. 800 Stock
gs.oiI. '-'0' - -'''"'''
Flour in fair demand sales Of 800 bills previous prices
Wheat in meders.e demand sales 1000 bushels No ! Nil
white Michigan held at 81 Az; extra do 81 81 in
round lots car lots 2e higher Corn quiet; new oe old
81 o. No Canada at u T. Corn meals2e for Tor, boi.sa
shipstufis, sI7 a SIS; nddlings $40 s2i. ton
BUFFALO. March 30. 1876.
ReceiptsFlour 600 bills wheat 1000 bushels;
Flour 1000 Ss wheat aoo bushels; corn iSooo do
changed Wheat dull sales ears Nc 2Milsaakes club 4.
81 30 Corn quill but firm and sales of three
old 9 store At Csc three ears new on track a. sle Oats
Of six cars Canada At 81 o. Pork dull SOS heavy
1000 bushels Of timothy at s. 50 81 IS.
lower No. white Wabash, 81 ~: No do 81 20; No
white Michigan. 81 37ts; No. do 81 lf4; do,
q 3e amber Miehigad, spot. held at Il 5eA 81 ae%
bid No. do. 81 Os; No rcd winter, 81 q No red
81 o. Corn quiet but firm; high mixed; SIZE bid;
May 52c June 81 &c. bid low do Kansas 52c grade
81 Lc damaged 40ISc. Oats quiet but FIRM no and
Michigan. sole; white, Doc Glover seed, 50 40 Re-
ceipts-lOO bbls. -FOUR 1900 bushels wheat 1900 do
corn 1900 do. shIpments-2o0 bbls. -four, $1,000
bushels wheat. GOO do oats.
CHICAGO. March 80. 1915
Flour eady and unchanged Wheat irregular. but IN the
main higher closed with continued upward iendency
No resh; 81 osS regular; 81 o. SPOT u Oh. April
81 O71c.. May; No. do Ole rejected Sic Corn-Fair
demand but at lower rates: No mixed 4bc, 457sc
96c. April; ssslc 1S56c, May; is-Sc june Oats
Demand good Rt full prices; No p 33atc 3Ic, spOt
32zsc 33c April 3ls4c. 345Sc. May. Barlcy-Demand
active and prices have sales at Ole 6ic spot
Gle. April 6l1<c SIC May Rye nrmer, held higher At
611c a6c Pok-Demand active and prices have advanced
So so spot s2 10 May 81 y7% S23 June Lard steady
and rm At si3 Is spot SIS SO sl3 97 May Sl4 2 June
Bulk meats steady and firm. Whiskey-Demand good at
full prices Sales lat 81 OT RecciptsFlour. 1000 bbls
wheat 81 900 bushels; corn 22OOO do oats IA 600 do
barley. ldOJo do rye 100 DO shipmenig-Flour 5000
bills wheat. 5000 bushels 1900 do oats. 1000
DO barley 500 do. Athc afternoon call of the Board
Wheat 4e lower; easier bat unchanged: oats. &c
higher pork Sc higher; lard, higher $l3 5T1s April
Sl4 OH, May SIi 221s June.
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serve TO liabilities however is asa per cent against
4GE per cent last week To-day is settling day al The
Stock Exchange Consols reported shade castor
and United States bonds steady. The increase in spe
Gle by the Bank Of for the week TO- ooo
Rentes are weak at 66rl71sc. Exchange on London,
25r2lc The following five p N. quoIations:-Con-
soils for money, 94H "a SIG; consols for account,
"a 3-l6 94A; five twenty bonds Of 1865, old o5ss
lO5A; do 1867 1851 1854 tenforty bonds, 1906 new
ives, lo0sf f; Erie shares, l75s 49, do. pre-
ferred shares, 2s 20. One important failure is re-
ported on the Stock Exchange
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds in the morning were firm and in good
demand on a IN oderate business Milwaukee and ST.
Paul sold 1902 for La Crosse division So for CONSOLE
dated sinking funds and o716 for $40 Northwest
consolidated brought l04 for plain and 9S< for gold
sevens do. irsts selling at l04lS. The Pacific issues
were firm, Central State Aid bonds selling at ll2s,
Grsts at los and Union irsts 1862 lo5. Louis
Vile and Nashville consolidated brought 0i3S 9i<
In the afternoon bonds generally fraction lower
Union Pacific rsts fell oil to 1855 Northwestern con-
sohdated plain to 1884 do coupon gold bonds to %
and Toledo and Wabash hrsts 50, the last named
being decline of per cent Harlem coupon hrsis
declined to l2o. The following the closing quota
tions Tor Pacific Railroad bonds-Unon Pacific hrsts
105k to lO5A Union Pacific land grants, lo3H to
1887; Union Pacific sinking funds. "a 10 02; Central
PaciGcs 1915 10 los.
SHARES AND STATE BONDS
were duh OF the former German. American sold at 7s
of the latter Ohio skies Of 1856 sold nj ll3 Mssouris
were firm at lo4 Tor long skies and Hannibal and ST.
Joseph ISSUE and at lo4 u funded OF 1915 Ten
nessecs, old, sold at AN
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following are The Philadelphia stock quotations
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mixed 2zc 2sc DO. ciayed 20c ssc do, museoyado
s5 5c ESci tI s JS e SOC New orleans good
~ a soc prime. 5sc Soc choice Die oee. fancy
NAyAL sToRKsrhe market was generally very quiet
IS so IS IS We ossss Splits purpentse 4ie 4ic
rosin common 20 good strAnedS ioA 81 20; tar " 81
Advces from Wilmington were follows -whmington-
gqs' ana steady ~ G hard 81 Co. yellow
dip, y ~; virgin. 80; spirits quiet at3'e
We quote .~co,,sn.eed crude. Sse 55e southern
s sssss and sS 'so" nSS "s ad ne 81 s. as
sperm crude. u 30; do, bleaehed winter u 80 90
sou.hsrn, d5c bleaehed winter Toe 7sc olive eask
81 ~ 81 22 DO cases $ 81 81 40: winter eeAehed
PrTRoLkuH--Ihe market firm at about yesterdays
BsitiiSors a. iisse and today $500 bill. At
se do S ss9S Rsee seees as sS )"
ls.c. Toe for ordinary brands Refined Phiadelphia
1ers as foiiows' civ dull; = or, lid. - OK
asked United immediate shipments dull z 2SS PSr.srs
PRoynIoSs -Reeeipis-rork 5s2 bills lard. ses .ierees
aud s39 bbls meats 72i packages bacon 20 Heroes
and s boxes beef "a serees aud 4S es PGrs ope F
closing call prices we're as follows March So 70 bid
I'D a s s a HRl June W. s & sd SIS IS akd
s2S 80 bid S2s 70 asked go b6s May sold at 3 - spot
sales Of 80 boxes clear bellies 3 Is boxes dry sailed
5000 lbs do DO At lse Fresh hams were euoted az sc
&C. picked DO At i2,s 4e iresn bellies at id4e S
steady aAc FOR city long clear and l27ic Tor West
Beef was dull. We New barrels extra mess. Sl3
S3 90; plain do Si 90 packet SO 30 SIG; new erced
city India $50 81 so; India S23; prime
S23 Beef hams quiet at SIS II s26 for prime
Western Lard-lhe closing call prices as follows
April si4 10 bid $l4 90 asked May sl4 80 bid 81 32
asked june si4 70 bid, S4 so asked July, sl4 % bid
S4 Us asked The sales about 400 nerces at Sl4 10
for April Sl4 27 Sl4 80 for May and Slt 47 tor june
Spot sales 30 city lac limc 300 reces
Western $l4 nv and 40 erees choice AZ l41c Re
fined quoted 1870 for South America l4esc for Con
tinent and 1875 for Cuba 200 terces Cuba sold az l3sc
Butter was fairly active ana ar@ We quote 3d state
do. choice fancy. fresh tubs zoe 4c Western. good
choice fresh. 3Oc 35c: do, TO good, Doe 2Sc
new, 35c. 1Oc Cheese steady with a fnr demand
We State factory, 20 good. 11sc ll1se
fine 10 fancy, 3ac l4c skins DC Sc; Ohio factory,
fair good 5Sc. Sic. do fiat shaped, good 10 fancy
Sye. l2sc; Chcddnr shaped good fancy Sc. l21sc
kIcE--Thc market steady with fair demand from
the local trade The stock of Rangoon in boud 1000 bags
We quote Carolina iar TO prime DC ee Lou siana, fair
good ilfe. sac. do prime 5sc &C. Rangoon fair 10
good. &c sac Patna good 14c ne, gold; Rangoon,
In bond. 2lSc. 25sc., gold.
SCGAR-Ihe market for raw steady and unchanged.
We sales OF i hhds good TO prime 7sc 71Sc and
l6O hhd interior grade muscovado Gc Ic Tbs stock
Of raw Is as follows
Mas. Bores Bags Melaio
Stock (ascertained by actual
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ADVANCE AND DRcLIsE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes compared with yester-
days closing prices:-
ADvANcE-New York Central a; c.. C. and l. c. !,
Is Hannibal aud ST. Joseph, Is Missouri Pacific, u
Northwestern preferred, a OHIO and MISSISSIPPI. 70 (;
Union Pacific y Erie, 4.
Observation-Disclosures, Iackawanna and Western. a !;
st. Joseph preferred, n Harlem, Panama, F.; Lake
Shore, Ia Michigan Central, II Northwestern, a (;
Pacific Mail q; Rock Island, u ST. Paul, q do
preferred, 2S.
rArIoxARY.-Atlanc and Pacific Telegraph, G. c, C.
and L. Quicksilver, Wabash, Western Union Telegraph
and gold
MONEY MARKET.
Money call loans was supplied at and per
cent No change is reported Ia the value OF primo
commercial paper.
The following were the rates Of exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day ;Savannah'
unchanged; Cincinnati very firm, sc. TO 81 premium;
New Orleans, commercial par, bank Chicago, par ;
ST. Louis, 81 premium. Sterling exchange was hrm
prime asking rates AS and AGO. selling rates, 4scyS
Ls', and 4so1s 4.sos{; rechmarks, 90 95&, and
s61s a %; cables, oG16; prime Paris, 5l41S 5ll%
MAKkKT.
Gold advanced from 49, TO ia and fell on to 1884,
closing at the lowest point The rates paid for carry
ing were l, 2, 4, and 6 per cent Loans we're also
made fat
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEW YORK MARCH 30. ls7o-THE COPARrNER
N ship heretofore between +. c. Dye aud Ira Wilson
under the firm Dye Wilson, is this day dissolved By
mutual consent, Signed, + c. DYE.
IRA WILSON.
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Mas. Bores Bags Melaio.
Stock tasccrtalned by actnal

April l. 1873 ............ 25 969 270o2 1856 26l
We quote Fair to good refining, TIC. 754c; Cuba,
fair to choice, Sc Ssc; do centrifugal hhds
and boxes. Nos to -, Sc s5sc. do moiassos hhds
and boxes che. ne; Porto Hco, refining common to
prime. &c 7zsc do grocery fair to choice, Sc She
standard A, 9Ac of A. 91sc. 93sc; crushed, 01zc
powdered lo1.c granulated lOl4c. cut loaf lo54e
SrEARISE-Roceipts 100 terces and so casks The
ket was dull Mt l51sc l5s4c. for prime 10 choice
TALLow.Receipts 20 hhds., SO bbls and casks. The
market dull and weak: 10000 lbs. sold at SgSc
3 l5-I6c. Tor prime: ordinary was quoted at sac.
WuIsKEY.-Receipts. lf2 bills whiskey $50 bbls high
wines and 100 Dh alcohol The market neglected and
nomina-held NJ 81 l3 with 81 II bid.
FREGHrs Berth room steamer to Liverpool was in
limited rates closed strong and advance
demanded for grain In chartering tonnage there
change Effected and the demand moderate from all
fair demand ruled vessels load petroleum
Philadelphia and Baltimore the prices OF oil these
ports favorable shippers than New York The
engagements embraced TO Liverpool ~ 900
bushels 3D. 614d. and 61sd bushcl market
closed at the price, 800 bbs rosin Be- 500 bales
cotton, I'd 9-52d.: provisions, 3Os. 35s TO Lon
rs bales castings dry kips 55s and by sail
200 bbls rosn private The charters comprised
An American bark hence 60 port between avre and Rot
these ports ncuded. with 1900 quarters grain,
6s. AID Spanish bark from Baltimore Marsees,
with 1900 bbls. crude petroleum IS Od An American
brig hence 10 Liverpool with ZOO bbls refined petroleum
3D. Norwegian bark from Baltimore ContineL
fu rangc), with 5000 bbls do at Is Cd British bark
(reet. thence Antwerp. with 200 bbls do Sd.
Norwegian bark from Philadelphia Contne direct
with 24tO bbls. naphha IS three scls, with naval
from Wilmington United Kingdom and Continent
on private An american brig AIS tons hence
Genoa Leghorn Naples. with tobacco private
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Wheat h, with sales OF about 225OOu bushels at
81 20 for No Milwaukee In store 81 - for mixed spring
In anoat 81 "a 81 Is for No. spring aoat.
81 - Tor No. spring In 81 80 81 80 for white
winter and 81 80 tor amber In store Corn quiet;
sales comprised about $500 bushels at 6cc Tor grade
6c tyr OIc Tor Jersey SHE Tor mixed Gsc. for
yellow southern dock and &c for mixed May. Rye
steady with sales Of 500 bushels. soc for Canada in
bond. Barley still dull Barley malt also dull.
Oats dui with prices ruling buyers favor We
sales % 3j0OO bushels 45sc black. 4ssc Tor No
graded l6c j65ac FOR No graded ana 46sc 47c for
mixed state on track
lIxMr ASD JurE-Tho market quiet but steady Tor
butts. We note sale OF cargo iabout LOO baesl OF
Sish, to arfvo by the Potosi, price not reported
We quote American dressed. 500 800 for single.
s11O f225 double and SI2D 1928 ior rough Manila
hemp 71sc Ne, gcid Russia clean, 500 S2io. gold
Italian &l7J $50 gold jut 44c. JIG, currency jute
butts &c. cash DO. 20 arrive, 2c 2sc, cold according
% ocation hisal hemp 45sc 4c gold; lse. 55e &C.
gold
LiSsExn-we sales dast evening" Of 1900 bags
Bombay At 81 80 gold aud 1000 bags ex Rah at 81 s.
gold.
MoLassEs--Ihe market was quiet but unchanged; 20
bills New Orleans sold within the range. The stock Is
O2 hhds Cuba Oi6 DO English Islands aud
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For delivery sales follows estedly
after two r. MAprii. 100 bales AT Is 25s2c May: 40
Is Is Ice. 22OO 10 2OJ2c June 100 IL I32c.
100 at IL slice; July, 2Ol IA 7l6c 400 at II 1332c
August, 2OD az ~ 9l6c Total 400 bales. To-day up
r. M.March, 10 bales at 10 81 BE. April, l,IOD
10 u 32c 100 Is3sc 100 at ~ u Sc 100 At
May 300 10 1859 100 1875. go at Is 27I1c,
600 at Is 13l6c, 1000 At Is 2T2e June, 2lOJ at i4sc,
100 at IL 332c 800 at 10 Lice, 1900 at II 335c
July 100 Is ll-3lc 400 at "a 5-6c 80 II 32c
2Oj at Ia slice August 30 at IKE, 100 Al "a l5-2c
Total ID 2OO bales Grand total 1900 bales The
the ports follows alvekton, 4Jj bales: New
Orleans, 2 l04: Mobile 500 savannah. 5yz Charleston,
l.4OO Wilmington, lSf Norfolk. 500. New York. 033:
Boston. IL Philadelphia 469 Total sfI2 bales this day
last week. 1921 this day last year. 4fI2 Total since
September 37537T bales Cotton reights closed fol-
loNsfo Hayre. by steam. Ne compressed To Hamburg.
by steam &c compressed 10 Bremen. by team, sc,
compressed TO Liverpool I'D OJ2d By steam, by sail.
9-32d. Market drn.
FLOUR AND GRAIS.-Reccpts-Fo 1872 bbla wheat,
17zOu bushels; meal 2i5 bbls and 5o2 SACKS.
1920 bushels. corn 30 43 do barley To- O2O barley
malt l,275 do. For -four the market steady with
fair demand The sales including state, Western and
Southern comprised liOO bills appended
Rye flour quiet az former prices ~ith sales Of 800
bbs Corn In fair demand aud steady. sales OF
4 ILa -..L- ...Il. II 80. -
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.


Government bonds closed fraction weaker, at the
following quotations:-United States currency sixes
1892 1867; do. do 1881, registered, 1915 l2lS;
do do do. coupon, 1928 1921 do. do, 1865, regis
tered, l1S5S 1lS do do, do, coupon. lSs llssS >
do. do, do, new, registered, lls7S ll91G; do do
do. coupon 1ls6 10; do do 1867, registered l2l16
1918 do do, do, coupon, 1915 12lA; do do,
1868 registered 1924 l23l4 do do, do, coupon,
1924 1234; do. d. ten-forties, registered 1l7s4
49, do. do, coupon, il9 1l916; do do, dves, $751;
registered ll77s 49, do. do, do coupon, llS}s
11s4.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $40 600 gold
on account Of interest 500 900 in redemption Of
fve-twenty bonds Tho following are the Treasury
balances
Com. ~ too Ooo
Less coin certificates.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
The following are the prices of investment securl-
ties:-Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, llSz; New
York ana New Haven, 15s; Pitsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago 102A; Delaware Lackawanna and Western
ll9al Rock Island, 1l0A llo7s; New Jersey Cen
trai, l071t Illinois Central, 100 9o New York Cen
trial. ia; Wells Fargo Express, 81; United States Elk
press, 7oA; American Express, tOK; Harlem, l39;
Panama, 1881.
The following prices of the prominent gold and
silver mining shares reported by william Ward,
Drexe Building received by telegraph from San