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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August g. 1874
Cotton strong; mddling liae low @edng lot re
Stock, l,s32.
Cotton strong held higher; midaIing llsse; low mid.
eross, ST. Sales 500 stock, 1852.
MoBLE August 4. 1876
lose. iohc GOOD ordinary 5se a9. Ne. receipts, ~
bales exports coasrwise SO sales, 100 Stock. i.loo
SAVANNAH. August 8. 1870
Cotton hrm asking higher nominally unchanged; mid
das low madns o good Ss.y s "a M
sales so. Stock 465.
Cotton anss mddng iiae ii'4s low n mi an,
wIIMlScros August s. 1875
81 10 tor strained Tar hrn at " 40
OswEco, August 3, 1876
800 iSI Sus%si. red State - No Milwaukee, club
ea IS 10 White Mes sas. y 81 s sse w hs
mixed a. Doe lots do, 5ec Peas aull; sales 30,
Snshaasea Canal eishts ansSansea. Lake receipts
s ss s the ss @ @
water yesterday noon-wheat. 3Si.oJo bushels; corn.
BurrAla August 8. 1876.
bbls wheat 1000 bushels corn ieoo5 do oats, 1900
do; barley, 100 DO ye 5000 do Canal shipments
Interior. points-whsa.; 1900 bushels corn 5000 do
sushsis corn asooo do oats 1900 do barley 1000
DO rye 5000 d.. Freight, -, rnehsnsea rou, STEADY and
firms bushels boy 81 Is;
as. sS no. yis 300 do hs Ss Hi ia
5000 do. No Milwaukee mt 81 49, ,, 800 do. Duluth
private Wisconsin spring I'll 10; small
lots No. Milwaukee NJ Doc sc. Corn quiet and lower:
sales 1900 bushels No Western 50c so do.
sample f7c Oats DUH sales of Western 33c
33ioc Rye inactive, Barley neglected at dull seeds
Little doing and nominal Pork duh $40 IS for heavy
mess. Lard dull NJ no. Highwines nominal
TOLEDO. August &. 1876
Flour quiet Wheat dull; No. white Wabash, 81 10;
amber Michigan. held at 81 10; 81 o9h Offered sepem
Der 81 U,s4 spot, 81 49, NO. do. 81 "a; No.
rsd watsr september 81 o9ss new spo, 81 l5'; No
red new. 81 o15s rejected red, Soc; No amber I'LL
nos new, 81 ~ Corn dull high mixed. 49sc; August
4"4c September 5o,sc low do 4se No white 4s,ie
no grade 4tc damaged 9c Oats quiet but steady No.
new, BE Michigan 33ac. Reccpts-o50 bbis. -four
$1,000 bushels wheat II 900 do 5000 do Ship
ments $40 bbs flour ls 90 bushels wheat 900 do
$500 do. oats.
CHICAGO. August g. 1875.
Flour quiet but steady Wheat in fur demand but lower
No Chicago spring, size. spots 9O7sc., Septenber
eaa4c. soetober; No Chicago spring: SOC s0lsc re-
s4osSc. September; rsJeeted. 4l1ic 4ac Oats steady
at 5.c. spot Barley quiet. but hrm; Soc 55c. spct;
ssppt; 60 ssptem ,e Lard dull, and shade lover
unchanged Whisky, steady and nrm Receipts Flour
~ oo) DO rye 1900 do: barley, 2. 20 do Shpmen,s-
oats l7ooo do barley 4o do Freghts unchanged At the
Dor, 925sc October other articles hrm and unchanged
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THE UNION HILL MURDER.

Coroner Crane, of Hoboken, held an inquest last
night At Muehr's Hotel, Union Hill, N. j., TO the
death of William Bette, tailor Of that place. who
was shot and killed by Henry Schwamb, ofwillamsburg.
last Friday evening. The FIRST witness ex imned was
julius Jamarowsky, boy OF ten, who deposcd that he
Schwamb with pistol In his hand just before he
fred at his sister, Mrs William Schwamb Bette went into
Schwambs saloon and he heard af,erward second
pistol shot John Henker, laborer deposcd to having
helped to take the pistol away from Schwamb when
Bette lying wounded the floor OF the saloon also
prisoner said he intended to shoot his sister, Mrs
Schw Police officer Chasmer deposcd that he waa
called Schwambs saloon, and just he entered 10
Schwamb the prisoner fired pistol the ball hit Bcte
IN tho neck, and he fell on the ground Mrs. Schamb
was present but her husband was absent; after the
had fired the shot he after his sister TO tho
Kitchen and there, after n struggle, dsarmed him
and took him to the Bell Tower; there were six cham
bers the pistoi--two were empty. (The other four
charges then fred of in tho yard IN the hearing
OF the jury by officer Chasmer by order OF the Cor
oncr) The witness continusd:''l conveyed the pris.
TO the Hudson County jail" Mr.. Henry Wendc,
the warden of Bell Tower JAIL then testified Thai
prisoner attempted to commit suicide IN the jail BY
cutting his arms with broken glass The inquest wM
then adjourned until to morrow evening
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l5c for prime sorts and lie Tor do Angostura
bark was quiet at soc. Sassafras bark quiet at
&C. Squis Quiet at lac Lavender flowers were
quiet At oc Nalerian root quoted ut 2c for English
for blood and 81 81 Tor sarsspartia was QUIET
but steady We quote ;lionduras common sft. SIC;
DO DO Tor export. Doe SIC, gold Ne xcsn, l3c loc
quoted at lie. lc. gold Gum
nj Zoe isc Uamboge auoed at &c. Assafr;da was
STEADY at loo lie Carbonate ammonia was quoted at
l.'sc roii Essentisi DTS firm. but aprt
81 3 Emsen's finest OF; 81 37is anise 81 %. all
goid Oh earaway, ~ ~ 81 5O oil croton. 81 .O oil
citroneia, 1c Doe; oil lavender. 75c So do DO
tMchsin ST. oo oil cloves - Io oil wintergreen u 80;
all currencv; Oil bay. SIG 90 SIS English ais
me market was hrm. We sales OF 20 sal sod, NJ
ic - tons soda ash al .c. 100 Kegs bcarb soda at 4sc,
a auo ar ar'ms eaussie soiA at - -, all goa'
We quote ash ordinary to good brands. III 20
": sal soda 81 3i 81 30: soda 81 10 al 70;
p'carbonae soda. - l2 - IS all gold; bleaching pow
der ~ oa currency carbonate soda. John Dwight
Co.'S Din kegs), &C.
rhArnRs remained quiet o71sc 5esc for primo aud
3oc. "a i5c for nj xed
FisH-rhere ssi good demand for goldfish and tho
market ruled hri The sales 300 quntas George az
- 90 and 700 do Grand bank So Mackerel in good
Demand No. ] shore and wanted. lew sales
were made III SlI SIS There abundant supply OF
No and 50 % Tor No s. Box herring quiet and
changed Barrelied herrng dull We quote: Goldfish,
t;eors Eank - 30, Grand Bank -. Mackerel-shoe.
No. !, SlI aSls No. 2 s. 30 81 SO; No. 3. 80 So Box
FLouR AND GRAISReceipts-Ficur IL 1872 bbls wheat.
lOO bushels: 100 bbs and 9j sRcks oats,
1897 bushels 23SI do IOJ do barley malt,
100 dc. Tho hour market dull without decided
Western and Southern at the annexed quotations Rye
Hour qxst. with sales of 27o bOis. "a rs s. Is
Corn meal uled quiet 800 buys LIS 20
*J 20 Tor Brandywne and - is 50 for Jersey aud
t
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The exports Of produce from this port for the week
ending to-day So Os6 against S. pa, 657 for
the corresponding week in 1875 and SIS, 3o1, 1853
1874 Tho total exports OF produce from the port
January l, this year. wore $3.50, OBS, l54, against
$l54 ga for the corresponding period in 1873 and
$751; ia, 1873 IN 1874
MEMORANDA.
despatch dated Mojave station, on the Southern
Pacific Railroad 36S miles north OF San Francisco says
regular trains running TO lh4t point and
that the track is laid twenty eight miles beyond and
the junction with Los Angeles division will be ef
fected at the San Fernando tunnel inside Of thirty
days
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for tho
fourth week Of july 1876 $137 1886 So; for the
same period last year, s123 600; increase this year.
81. 900; decrease for the month Of July, $50 O00
The earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad show
an increase for the month of July year, the
same month last year of So s24 O3. and increase OF
sl43 $50 90 January to July 81, this year.
the corresponding period last year.
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out s274 900 gold for interest and IS 800 for nve-
twenties redeemed. The silver payments amounted to
$l3 200 The revenue receipts to-day were s26o, 900.
Custom receipts, $780, 900 Bank notes received for
redemption, $3.50. 900.
INVESTMENT SHARES.
The following is a record Of the important changes
in this department Rock Island opened at lo5 sold
at 1865 1o4k aud rallied to 1861. Delaware and
Lackawanna brought 934 sah, advanced to 95 and
closed at S41 Jersey Central auctuaed widely. open
ing 60 retiring to sos, advancing to o. receding
again TO 81 and closing At 6lh. Delaware and Hudson
brought 90 9Sh a9S1. Morris and Essex 10l "a
lOl "a; Illinois Central, S7l ssh a So a SS4. Penn
syivania COAL 23s; Land and Petroleum ll2al; Har-
lem l37h; Chicago and Alton, l00h; Wells Fargo
Express, S3Js SAX.
RAILROAD
In railroad bonds the principal dealings in tho
Pacific and Chicago and Northwest consolidated
gold coupons Central Pacihcs to lO9h and later
fell on to 100 Union Pacincs were 1O45s los
for drsts l04s for land grants and 945. for sinking
funds Chicago and Northwest consolidated gold
coupons declined to 93 and Hannibal and ST. Joseph
convertible to 79h. Fort Wayne n-sts brought III,
Rock Island ILL., New Jersey Central CONSOLE
dated frsts 100<, do. convertible 93 and Milwaukee
and ST Paul. La Crosse DIVISION, l02A.
In the afternoon bonds were IN some cases higher.
The largest business was Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated coupon gold bonds, which advanced to
93}. do plain selling up 10 1876 Milwaukee and st.
Paul consolidated sinking funds to 90l, Union Pa
cidc u land grants to l04ta and Michigan
Central sinking funo TO l16 The following were the
closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:-Union
frsts 1867 1854 do land grants, 1041s TO l045s;
do sinking funds S4s TO 94zs; Centrals, 100 to 1925
STATE BONDS
In State bonds Georgia gold sold at 1885, and
Missouri, Hannibal aud ST Joseph issue at log; new
Tennessees, 441.; District OF Columbia 365 bonds,
III.
The roRElGx MARKER
The London aavices report consos weak, with de-
cline of about per The falling OF is accounted
for by the publication OF the British imports and ex
ports returns for july which show that the balance OF
trade has grown enormously against the country; also
on an apprehension that Russia will Interfere
in the war between Turkey and Servia. There IS an
Improvement in United States old 1865 and ten
forties the other securities being steady.
The Bank England gained 81 900 bullion on balance
to-day At Paris rentes have suffered decline similar
to that OF consols London The following are quota
tions at five p. ~ :-Consols for money, 961s 96i4
do, for account 961S a96A; hve-twenty bonds OF
1885, DID, 1868 1861 do. do, 1867, 1091; teniorty
bonds, 100; new hves, 1864 1885, Erie common
shares l23. l21s; Erie preferred shares, l91.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

John W. Jones and Robert Marshall, Jr., trimmings
at No. 1857 Broadway, have been thrown into pank-
ruptcy the petitions OF John Lowtz, Lahey
Dubord, Boneau Van Bcrmuth, Heldseck Mommes
Il Co., Hortsman, Van Helm Co. and Thomas +.
Hayes. Their liabilities amount to sl6.0 oo and their
assets are placed So oO0 They have offered TO coms
promise at forty cents on the dollar.
Thomas Dillon, Daniel Fullerton, Jr., and Patrick'
Brennan have filed IA petition in bankruptcy 10 have
John Bannen, the contractor, adiudcated bankrupt
In tho County Clerks Office there fled yesterday
the assignment Of William Emberson 10 Thomas En-
bersOn.
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REAL ESTATE.

The sales of real at tho Exchange salcsrooun
yesterday follows
r. " Harnelt sold tho two houses, with lots each
25xl015 the north side OF East Forty third street,
feet of Second avenue. for ST. $50, to William
G. Crossley.
f. A. Lawrence l. Co. sold the plot OF land. 5ox17GE
5Oxl71 the north sde OF West seveniyhrst street,
a5 of Eleventh avenue for 800, to Catha~
rinc Levy
d. NJ sold the plot OF land, 100 11x91. 0x1011
80 the north side OF West 120th street. 33a feet
west OF Ninth avenue, for So 900, TO John A Ely.
Blackwell, Rikcr Il wilkins sold two lots each 251
100 the side Of Prospect avenue 1922 feet
north Of the road leading from Kings brdgc TO Wood
side, Yongers, for sl,575, TO William +. Lamuese.
TRANSFERS.
lam ii Arncux and wife 70 T. s Inss...;.,.... e,Saa
S4 pa i and wife i' o. Austin Ans Nom
ism I5ae e q Irving place 74o.s4
Leroy ST. s.. lis r. w. Of Hud.an a5xioo; T.
77sh s si 10 % is si.y ioii E. John ~
ston and husband to NJ o'Brien la,ood
71s q sas SHPsIy f,.' Kendall to john
18th sss st. n av, 5o1ido5c 49,
Leroy sy' st. Of Hudson aS;io0 Lar aa
so *" s TO- s. A. 's e. Of I'd Az; e16so; Lip ''
ls s. /, St 3; R sis Of 4A Rid Nom
lsoth st. same property; A. Kieicis.id and vile to
I'd A.: Il. & s5;h St, sis''ilO0: wow s
To I. keschWein.
roy to N. g. Foster 1900
9th av. r. O. corner 129tt st.. 74llxlopxirregular;
also 5th av., W. corner 1924 ST., I49. llxllO I.
Wandel to j. Bell Nom.
81 It St., n g. 1915 #. W. of 18th nv. 25xlO05; wa
BOYD Gceresj to Oriental Savings Bank. 5000
Rivns.on st. mo. 81. H. ws%ilnS to c. pla.h;
Henry ST. no s.. H. b. Turner to j. n Leon; ii
Beaudon, Isabella. to Jane Darker, W. r. OF Sd
OF 10th st.. D years 7Ou
Of list av 5000
"a sv years :............. 1900
corner OF Gramercy place aud DIST iysar. 5000
Fersenheim. Rosa. to Henry Louis W. r. Of Worth
pany s st., lth st.; year -. 5000
Tort a., syears sooo
psny g. s. OF nth st. w. Of 9Th Az. year 1000
Melvin, ANNE Eliza Burr, w.. of Pike st., be-
tween Madison and Monroe; year 1OO0
Eettcr. Albert. to w. W. Austin texccutor), B. g. Of
51sI st. OF 9Th av.: 1900
Reilly. Thomas TO David Jones. N. =. OF 3sth
LIST year
Ten Brock, 4. r. and wife. to Il. l.. Franklin, ".
NV. ID and sh st., also s. OF 9Th St, W. of
| The. Frank, VIM. Butcher s. OF 59th st.. w. Of
Undefhili Eugene, to Mary X. Underhill s. OF 35th
at. OF sth av years 5000
Westerfed, " illfam James Roosevelt, n 4 Of
4Sth W. OF 9th av years 600
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THE PLYMOUTH ROCK DISASTER.

Coroner Eickhof yesterday morning held an inquest
In the cases Of Charles Ohwciler and has wife Anna,
who walked Off the pier at the foot Of West Twenty
second street. on tho Goth ut, when coming on tho
Plymouth Rock a return trip from Rockaway late
at night There were no lights on the pier and the
night very dark, and thus tho accident
casioned The jury in the brought verdict Of
accidental drowning aud recommended that tho city
authorities place lights at the piers to prevent simlA
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY AUGUST ls7s-wTH SUPPLEMENT-

cruae petroleum. at IA lloyd German bark. hence TO
Bremen with 800 barrels refined do ON owners account;
German ship. reported hence 10 Bremen with $50 bulls
do. private German brig from philadelphia 10
Copenhagen with 800 bbs do private terms Nor
wegan bark, hence Marsees. with $500 bbls crude
petroleum German ship 10 arrived reporte from
Baltimore Bremen with 5000 bOls refined petroleum at
A. sd an Italian bark reported Philadelphia to
Cork orders with 1000 quarters grain at o. and
Norwegian bark recently thence 10 Newry with Z,oUo
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CAPTURE OF A SNEAK THIEF.

At an early hour yesterday morning Louis Schmidt
OF Bloomfield street, Hobokcn arrested for drunk
enness at tho Hoboken ferry When taken TO tho
police station by Police Ocer Jacobus It was discov-
cred that no mad robbed his room mate, LOUIS Krcuz
man. OF 500 in money, agod and q silver waieh, and
other jewelry, which he obtained by breaking open
Kreuzman's trunk Recorder BohnsLcds held Tho prsr
await trial
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A CATHOLIC BROTHER ROBBED.

Thomas Burke, si,ty ycars OF age who has no homaI
and who has boon employed for time past in
doing odd jobs for the st. Francis Academy, No. Al
Butler street, Brooklyn, was arrested last night
charged with stealing $40 from Brother Jerome \
small portion Of the money was found upon Burke
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NEGRO MURDERERs RECAPTURED%

WASHINGTON, August 1s7A
The two negroes who murdered young kvsrsss anA
robbed his store. near Gymont, few weeks ssuce.
we're captured Saturday QuahsIco and escaped
SUNDAY morning they wore reosptureA yesterday
ut Matthias roads aud tAkea " kosS TObSccS
Maryland, and lodged In jail
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AN EXPERT SWINDLER.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

seek change OF air. he also thought that Mrs James
in need OF change of atmosphere, and sug-
gested that she should 60 20 Rockaway Beach IN NE
morning he would JOIN her there the evening TO
escort her home. The poor lady accepted the advice
Of her considerate boarder. On her return to her
home In the evening she found that she had been
robbed OF jewery and other vauabes and that he had
lett perumed note OF apology for not meeting her al
Rockaway. At some remote period he would explain
his eccentric conduct The police have since been on
his track, and they nnd that he Is an experienced
swlndler named w. r. Wood
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FELONIOUS ASSAULT.

John Kelly, residing at No. Gs Emmett street.
Brooklyn was arrested last night charged with strh'
ing William Connors the eye with blunt instrus
mvnt during quarrel and INJECTING severe wound.
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THE CENTRAL RAILROAD MORTGAGE.

ALBANY NJ Y, August 8, 1876.
f. D. Worcester contradcts the spatch stating that
the Central Railroad Company have gwen a mortgage
of $40 900 900 to W IL. Vanderbilt. The mortgage
ed ana recorded lS73, and made public ~ the time
IL was lOr tho doublostrack.
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FIRED BY LIGHTNING.

Greenwich, Conn.,, August q, 1874
AT four O'Clock ycsteriay afternoon, during thun.
dcrstorm barn, having a frontage OF ZOO feet was
struck by lightning and consumed, together With z
quantity OF stored hay, rye, corn, &c. The loss -
henvy
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON. August sEvcning -Linseed OIL 24s pcs cwt.
LIVERPOOL August s. T. M Cotton-Futurcs qnicter;
sales of idding upIands low mddng clause November
and December delivery at 6d sales ofnew crop midding
upands. low mddug clause, shipped November and De-
Der per said. ut q 93-d.
FRASxroRr, August a-united States bonds-New Gves
1929.
LoSpoN, August s5 80 T. M,-Produce-ReHned petro-
leum l3lsd. l3lid. per gallon.
ANTWERP, August S.-Petroeum, 35iaf for fine pale
American
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STABBING AFFRAY.

John McGovcrn, boatman, twenty eight years or
nge, arrested last night Tor stsbbng John Mo-
Canerty, also boatman, in the eft arm, during Dis
pate board vi barge Britton, lying ~ The
loot ot Bridge street, Brooklyn.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON /: SPOT, STEADY FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-FLoUR DULL-wHEAr DULL AND
HEAvY-CoRN QUIET AND EAsIER-OATs
sTEADY-wHisKEY sTEADY-PoRK NEGLECTED
AND NoMINAL-LARD QUIET-pETRoLEUM
DULL-NAvAL STORES QUIET-oILs DULL
GROCERIES COFFEE QUIETj SUGAR STRONG
ER-FRKIGHTs QUIET AND STEADY.
TUESDAY, August SOP. NJ.
There was no decided change in the mercantile sit
uation and but little in tho merchandise markets On
Change little was done. Flour remained dull Wheat
was dull and heavy for all except tho best offered which
was not very good. Corn quiet and easier. Oats
we're steady. whiskey steady. Pork neglected and
nominal Lard quiet Freights quiet and steady.
Cotton steady. Coffee quiet Sugar stronger.
Naval quiet Oils and petroleum dull.
ASHES selling in jobbins size. SIC. for
pots; pearls nominal at 6slc. a7c.
ANTHONY was quiet at 1876. l5s4c., gold
saser quoted 33c tor Western and 34e.
for Southern.
BROOK Corn neglected and nominal at Axe. a SO.
for red for red tipped and TIC &C. for medium
CANDLES were quiet. We quote ;-sperm, 2sc.; sperm.
tine az IA. 10 or), l2c &c., parafns as. SIS and
of SOL bags RIO ex D. A. Preston ie1sc tor fair AZ
sss sG ss %s I'm
goes i4i1c be do, Is,sc l6slc good do, lie.
4 s P s e' . r g xosa range rs s
Java, government bags 2oc re do,
mats 23c singapore. do isc BE Ceyion, l61sc
q lSc.; Maracabo l4Iac u l61sc: Laguayra 1879. a
Jamaica l5c. Tic ST Domingo, ]1ac loo. !;
Porto Rico, lslc sc Costa Rico Ice lsle Mexican
I51c. i6sc.: Manila, Isl l6lac.; Aneostura loo
l7isc. savsnls l4slc. a lsc Curacoa 14llc. lie.
CooPERAGE dull but unchanged. We quote -
Moasses shocks 32nch with heads. 81 30 81 20:
shocks with heads 3snch. 81 81 81 81 do do 36inch
81 81 box shocks Toe. Soc do, "a: pipe DO
IS ST 5O empty hogshesds 81 5o hoops IL feet. ordi
nary prime. $50 S37 hoops. IL eet do. $50 S33
CoprrR-we note saes of 10000 lbs. lake in lots
1914. cash.
CoRpAcE was unchanged We quote Manila 1arge and
small size per h. 1870 l4Jsc do cordsge. bolt
warns l6c. l7c. tarred Manila lac Ssal rope Zoe
lie. New Zealand iikc Pas: Russia hemp, tarred,
l4c. American do, lac Russia bolt rope, lie.
CorroN-The spot fairly active and
Futures closed steady The closing to-day compare
with MONDAYS prices " follows:
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COFFEE MARKET.

Rio JASEIRo, August 2, via BAHIA. August 7-Cofee-
Market animated; prices very firm Rio good rsts 500
$50 reis per 10 Ailos Exchange on London. 25S
Average daily receipts during the week. 74O0 Ship
OF the week to tho Channel and North OF Europe
1000 bags. shipments tho United States 900
Shipments to the Mediterranean NIL Saes OF the week
the Channel and North of europe, 24UO0 bsg Sales
the United States $4,000 BAGS Sales for Moditer-
rancan. 1000 bags Stock. 5000 bags
santos, August ?. via BAHIA. August T. 1S75-Cofee
Market quiet DOWN. ard tendency superior Santos
$3.50 refs per 10 kos. daily receipts during the
week. 100 bags. Shipments Of the week all countries
10000 bags shipments to Channel Europe and Medter-
ranexn 1000 sales Of the Europe,
bags sales the United States nil Stock UOO bags
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CLOSING PRICES p. n.

ADVANCE DECLINE
The following are the changes closing prices
nred with shose OF ycsterday-
ADvAxcH-C G. c. and l., X; Delaware and Lack
wanna, /; Hannibal and ST. Joseph common, u; ILL
AO,s Central, y; Lake Shore, "a Michigan Central,
~; Jersey Central, III Ohio and Mississippi, A.
Pacific Mail Land ana Petroleum. w =; ROCK Island
DECLINE Gold, u Northwest preferred, u; Harlem,
~; New York Central, y.
The rest Of tho market was stationary.
MONEY MARKET.
Capital continues to be in abundant supply for tenn
porxry use, and call loans made the basis Of
md per cent Prime paper Is IN demand at and
per cent, and 10 scantly offered The following
The rates OF exchange New York at tho undermen-
honed cities to-day:-Savannah, \ premium; Cincn-
nati easy 50 . 100 premium; New Orleans commercial
u, bank y: Charleston scarce, selling n premium
buying Y premium; Chicago, so cents premium, and
st. Louis par TO SO premium. Sterling exchange was
quiet but steady: prime nominal rates ASK and
l0ok; selling rates As7x and s9k sex; reich
marks, S4k s4,s and ss,f 0s,.; cables. 90 S61 ;
prime Paris BIS 5.l3n
THE MARKET
Gold opened at NIX and closed at 1ll, all the sales
Of the day having been alternately at these figures
The carrying rate per ceat and tho borrowing
aaI
OPERATIONS or THE GOLD ExcuAxax RANK.
CURRENCY Sslsnc.. Syy ys S oyo
SusfonSy pahucea llio,Oos
Gross cearances Observation-Disclosures. 9S37,000
CLEARING STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. SAL 1863, 592
Currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2341, O66
Gold exchanges OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1865, 372
Gold balances $50, 4S7
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed steady at the following
iuotat'ons:-Unitcd States currency skies, 1904
126h; do do, 1881, registered, 1lsx I1ss1; do do,
do, coupon, l2oh l2ok do. do, 1865, registered,
ll6 ll6%; do do. do, coupon, 1l6 l161x; do do,
do. new, registered, ll7x a NIX: do do, do,
soupon, l7x 1l71s; do do, 1867, registered, II9x
ll95s do do, do, coupon, 1lok a l195s; do do
lsas, registered l2lk ny; do. do, do, coupon,
l2ik l2ih; do tenfor'ies, registered 10Y a llo;
do do, coupon, li9 iisA; do hves 1884, registered,
u7 ll7k; do. do, do, coupon, III l17h.
rnE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The United States Assistant Treasurer to-day paid
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l9A $1,000 US $40. c,se7. IlsTI
2csa 800 L ) o-2O. C. 'dS.. i2l9a
l2Oh 1000 IS SIS. cur. 49,. I26h