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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT l-SC. LowER-FUTCREs
BARELY sTEADy--FLoUR sTEADY-wHEAr
QUIEr-coRN UNcHAN0ED-oATs DULL AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QUIEr-PoRK FIRM
LARD PIRMER-PETRoLEUM QUIET-spIRIrs
ruRpENT1SE QUIET-nosN QUIEr-ons
sTEADY-rREroHrs sTKADr-corrEE FIRM-
SUGAR FIRM.
THURSDAY, Nay 11-6 NJ
enough doing TO XIII the monotony on Change. Tho
continued Continental demand for breadstus rendered
tho market Tor wheat buoyaut but buyers refused to
nay much than yesterday. In view OF which bus-
ness was more moderate. Corn without decided
change Oats dull and irregular whiskey was quiet
Pork and Lard lrn. freishs steady. Cotton
the spot Futures closed barely steady Naval
stores we're quiet OILS ruled steady Petroleum Arm
and excited Sugar very arm.
covrrK The market for Brszs quiet but arm. Wa
note sale OF 1000 bags Santos Medclpad lie The
stock Of coffee hands follows grass
mats. 1889; singapore grass mats 2.Os2: Ceylon.
1o067 bags: Msracsibo. 1887 do; Lagusyrs 44U7 do
jamaica 500 do ST. Domingo. 900 do Porto Rico $40
d. Costa Rca. 1903 do Mexican. 6s8 do: Manila, 900
do: savaniila. l,77s do Total stock. 3s.7os bags,
i75oi5 mats Java. and 2os2 Singapore. We
quote Ordinary eargoes. i5s%c fair do IKE good do
isc. prime do. 1shc extreme range for lots, l5sc
ige santos air good. lie. IKE gold ninety days:
Java government bsg>. 2uc PIE do. mats 2ic
2sc gapore do. Issc sos. ceylon. I7jsc. iac;
i've. isc; 81 Domingo. DIE i3kc Porto Rico i-c
LAG Cost. .iss i'c ,pe Maess;sr issae Ie',s'
. isc.: savaniia. Ice. Isle Curacao lie ne
oS.-Quctations on spot were again reduced sc..
Futures barely steady The closing prices to-day
compare. with Wednesday, prices as icows:-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WfLMfxoToK, n. q. May II, 1876.
Spirits turpentine firm ~ Joe Rosin a. 81 S.
strained. Tar firm a. 81 -.
Cotton dull and easy; middlius. IKE; low mddling
iOse: good ordinary. ps- MT receipts 675 bales Tx
ports coastwise, 2.5lO. sales. 223 STOCK. 23.Oi3
Nxw ORLssSS May H. 1876.
Cotton quiet and easy middling, iis<s low middIng
Exports ccatwiss. 1853; TO France. 1854 sales. 400
Stock i33, 5s3 -
Cotton Irregular tnddng. li}sc. IKE. low mddng
lO.c. lC1.c good ordinary pSc. use Net receipts
ieobses Exports eosswss. ~ sales so Stock. 81 49,
sAvAsSAH. Nay II. 1879
Cotton dull mdd1fng i1ksc: low mddIng lose good
ordinary sisc Net receipts. 40t bales; gross to Ex
norris coast wise 125o. Sales, 90 stock, ~. 562.
CuaRLxsrox May II. 1875.
Cotton dali aud heavy: middllng. ike: low middng
iIAc good ordinary. iOc Net roeeipts leo bzieA kx
norris 10 France oi2 coastwe. 1865 sales. $50 Stock.
ToLnpo. May H. 1875
Flour steady. Wheat 6rmer; No white xbash ~ 90;
No 8 do. ~ In No 4 white Michigan. ~ SOY; No.
do 10 arrive. 81 22x Michigan ~ 2tls. June.
81 rs: No 81 C8. No red winter 81 3lt 90 arrive
No do, 81 - Coru drm high mixed, s4sc May 54c,
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CHARGE OF OFFICIAL CORRUPTION.

Al the meeting on Wednesday night Of tho Newark
Board Of Trade. Mr. y. J. Dcmorcst, leading member
and well known citizen made an elaborate statement,
In the course OF which he distinctly charged that dur
ing the last two years the city by had been
cheated out Of the cost OF nncty-four miles Of IRE
alarm telegraph In other words he declares
that the Mayor In 1873 set forth In his message that
there about 1870 miles OF streets In the city since
then there more than twenty miles
added. Tho Chief Engineer or the Fro Department,
undor whose special caro- Is the alarm
telegraph reported that thcre $50 miles Of in
use Upon careful examination, however, Mr.. Demo.
rest alleges that there really only about IS II
wire use though tho city was made 10 pay for $50
milcs. lie also declares that $500 apiece was paid
for boxcs which he obtain easily Tor SIS EACH and
less n quantity ordered Tho inicrcnce IL that
certain officials have robbed tho CITY. A.
Mr.. Dcmorcst Is leading member OF the
party power under whom this alleged
rascaIity perpetraicd. and altogether gentle
who would not DO likely 10 make reckless stale-
mcnts his charges have created quite local sur The
Board Of Trade appointed COMMITTEES 10 look furthos
into the matter.
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THE FREE TRADE ALLIANCE.
A PAPER BY PROFESSOR SUMNER, OF YALE COL
LEGE

PAPER BY PROFESSOR SUMNER, OF YALE COLI
The Free Trade Alliance OF the United s.a.es-or
which Abraham l.. Earle Deputy Comptroller oil the
city, Is tho secretary-hcd q monthly meeting last
evening at No. 43 Washington square. During tho
winter Professor W. G. SUMNER OF Yale College, who 10
pronounced trader has delivered series Of lee
lures that instructive and valuable from free
trade point Of view
Last night tho Professor read his last paper OF the
course The lecturer reviewed tho history Of tho tariff
In various countries since 1872 dwct upon tho panic
OF 1887. the bank crash OF 1899 that followed
aud the monetary condition OF the country that existed
between 1887 and 1912. He next touched upon tho
election OF Polk in 1874, when 'the South gained
control of tho government and tho cry was raised
that 'thc tariff was IN danger ana then passed TO tho
consideration OF the period between lsi6 and 1850,
which he designated 'our period OF comparative free
iraden The paper reviewed the various acts OF Con-
gross 1850 severely critcsing some and exol-
ling others. He denounced tho s'inost shameful
chapter In the whole story tho tariff enacted March
try Professor sumner closed his paper ~ follows -
This brings then face to face with the task which
Is at present incumbent upon u.s. We must have
10 the means which are familiar 70 the habits OF
our people. We must organize societies and dinusc
information. We must meet and discuss aud seek 10
gain aud to propagate sound ideas Our own welfare
and that Of our children depends upon IT, We 10
havc Tight and we may expect that the whole cohOrt
OF selfish interests Will make strong stand for tho
control they have gained, we must meet Il The appeal
lies the great agricultural interest, which IL tho
CHI 81 sufferer and which numbers onehaf OF all the
population OF the country engaged In any occupation
The beginnings may DO small aud not very encourage
Ing. but there is immense faith to DO placed In sound
and true doctrine when 4 Is fairly and plainly taught
and IL is Impossible that system OF legislation so
shameful and ignorant as our present tarn legislation
can long disgrace a free country
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Railroad bonds generally drm small trans
actions. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy eights de-
ciined TO III and recovered NIX; Chicago and AL
ton frss brought lis; Rock Island sevens, ITO; New
Jersey Central hrsts new, lis Northwestern conso
dated sold at 102is st Paul, La Crosse division, at
1924 ana sinking funds at ss,s; Delaware and Hud
son registered Of 1894 sold 1857 Northwestern
sodatcd gold coupons to 93A, nrsts selling ~
lo4k; Buffalo and Erie at los. Union Pacific land
grants at 90, sinking funds al OK, and Alton and
Terre Haute at 107; New Jersey Central convertible
declined TO l0S-
The following we're the closing quotations Pacific
Railroad bonds;-Union Pacific arsts, 1o4h a lc4ss;
Union Pacific land grants, 90 eeh; Union Pacific
sinking funds OIL elk: Central Pacihcs, 1o7< 1861
TIM YoRKiGx MARKET
The London advcesfcport change in the Bank OF
England rate OF discount which remains at per cent
three months bills being discounted in the open
market ut IN per cent Conoss show advance OF
X per cent yesterdays clos,ng prices, United
States bonds being steady Erie fell of TO la 1874
The specie in the Bank OF England decreased Gao 900
sterling during the week ending Wednesday The pro-
portion OF reserve to liabilities Is AK per cent against
Ak last week The specie the Bank Of France has
increased l5,3osooo francs during tho past week.
Five per cent rcntcs lo5c Csc for the account Ex-
change on London 25r 2lc for short sight In Frank
fort United States bonds, new nvcs, arc lo2ss
Tho following arc Ave p. ~ London quota
tions :Consols tor money sexa 9s s-le consols for
account 96H 96x; dve-twen,y bonds OF 1865, old,
lo4 q lo4,s; do 1861 1osx ioos4 ten-forty bonds,
lo7ss new aves, 1861 1o6ls; Erie common shares,
1sx IA; Erie preferred shares, 20 : ~
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold at 100 for American Exchange ia
for Merchants and l15k III for New York The
Bank of the State OF New York is quoted on It's
reduced capital OF $500 ooo and It's stock will be quoted
among the other bank shares It Is understood the
old stock be exchanged for new on basis Of 100
for 40
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds District Columbia 65's rose TO II ".
Tennessee, old, sold at 49,
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Tha foitnw,r0 the adenhia stock nuotafion n
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks Irregular, but Firmer at the
Close-TranSactiOnS Smaller.
GOLD STEADY xT liz IA
Money on Call 3 1-2 Per- Cent-Govern-
ment and Railway Bonds Quiet
Investment Shares Stronger.
WAIu. Strict,
THURSDAY, NAV lit p. N.


THURSDAY, May lit P. NJ
Curiously unconsc.ousy board ssnbers resolved
themselves into quasi debating society this morning
and argued the question Of Commodore vanderbilts
health.
The bull furry OF the last days. having blown
and faded away into zephyr OF excitement,
10 was evident that something must be done 20 keep
things moving; recourse was had TO a diagnosis OF
the veterans case and the condition Of his limbs liver
and discussed with as mu:h interest I'm
view or an effect upon prices, as the entras OF
slain dumb beasts BY augurs in the old Roman times
The discussion we have referred poinnsd toward
belief in the Commodore's stayitu. qualities
and 10 feeling that he in accord
with the raven in "Baruaby Rrdge," who
would 'never say de- Consequently atsthe start OF
business there q general look up In prices In
fractional way which speedily follow ID BY cor
responding look down and dull quiet, teatnreless
market for the rest Of the day Lake shine dropped
from 543s to s37S, Western Union from H1s to 65k
and Michigan Central from 467s to 45ss- although
later on, under tho influence OF upward push In
Lake Shore, prices returned. general thing, to
opening quotations. The turn upward in Lake Shore
from It's stasnation price OF 54 seemed to DO due 70
within the OF the Osborn contingent and TO our
whilom friend OF bismuth and part.colored procliv
ties II does appear that any reasons OK 1st for ad
vancing Lake Shore from s. to So beyond kindly do
wake up browsing speculation and give the
sboys" chance garner few eighths or quarters.
The Twenty third people talE bearis as ever
and tho knowing waiting until thess ind-
vduals show themselves thoroughly violent and ma
lgnant In their representations Of impending utter
ruin to cover short contracts and form prudent ar
rangements for rise.
There was but moderate interest manifested in the
anthracite coal to-day although the doubt for
tho future still manifested by offerings OF time
options ut one per cent below the cash price.
Beyond the bidding up Of Lake Shore during ahe last
hour the marker hung heavy and duh, the mossSmpor
operations OF the day being such resulted from
the matching OF silver quarters between Numbers
although the official list bears record OF theset trans
actiona
SALES TO-DAY.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-dxy az
gregated ll6,1 sharcs:-Erie, 4,300 Lake Shore
a. 600; Cleveland and Pittsburg 239; Northwe stern
100; do preferred, $50; Rock Island, $50; Pschc
Mall, 1900; st. Paul. 24o0; do preferred, q 400;
ohios 2,0OO Western Union, 2s3oO; Wabash, ESQ;
Union Pacific, 400; Michigan Central, $500; lpaion
Mining Company, 27oo Delaware Lackawanna and
Western. 2 45s; New Jersey Central, l. 5o0
OPENING, moHxsr AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows tho opening highest rand
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ExoRBITANT RAILROAD FARES.


COLVNHrs Ca, MAY q I5sG
To TIE Epiron or THE HERALD
sec by the papers III th city to-day that the raj
roads have xed their rates for tho Centennial AZ rates
much higher than expected am just here on
my way back TO Baltimore after an extended trip
through Tennessee. Missouri, Texas, Louisiana aud
Alabama, aud have hoard Tree expressions o. the people
on tnis subject and sure tina. the rates established
viii not do return ticket az ono fare win carry ten
times as many people Mechanics. Clerks and othere
spare nitccn twenty days 10 al that rate but
cannot DO The railroads should consider the
stringcncy Of the times, ana remember III - the lsa
pound that breaks the csmtls back - W.
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June sic July 5aslc low mixed 52xc No. white 54c
Ksesipsyoar 7so ss. Wheat cooc bushels: corr
DO oats 900 do. shpmenss-Fiour loo bills wheat,
quo bushels; corn. 10000 do; oats 1900 do.
sSss - s.
Of roand lots concessions made The sse 600 bills
Wheat in gh' asmsus sales % ooo bushels choice white
small lot Of extra white Michigan. 81 So Corn quiet
a. ssc Barley nominal 10 Canada held At eoc Corn
a' ne lower; shorts. SIC; ,aip.,Ss s5 @iddass go
corn ma ens ar rye 10 New Ye9 3 d s
= IS % New So,s Lake rseeP,'.whes. bushels.
is7 90 isss Canal sos basss.
lumber. 1855 700 feet.
Receipts by lske-Flour. $40? bSls:; wheat 10000
bushels; corn e7 900 Do oats 10000 DO Receipts ny
1000 DO oats 1000 DO; barley 200 Do; Z 600
SooS do RaoaS .p%sn.spwse. 5000 0 bushels sis
600 ds c.n az si, siss a sns s
Nsw York Flour in good demand ,alss loo se' prices
;. ssf higher gss' saSs ooo suGs, No 4 M
do Ms.aiss CLUB a. sn'' quiet sales 1900
bushels Toledo At 54c 1000 do No mixed Western At
SON about over seeds ar bu, quiet, PORK dull Al si 20
for heavy Lard dull a. lac. highwines uominally
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat unsettled gen
si1s e. c rss
June, a7c July; rejected. s.c Oats easier No " soc
SO 30 $40 S. spo. and june SO nv so July Lard
as Bulk %sass al Whsle o.
oats SS do 400 DO s"Ssy $500 do Shipments
Flour ioooo ssls; wheat 900 bushels; Germ aoi.2oo
the @ The soara sSea and
g oi's spo, 81 o. June; - oa'l July Corn weak and
lower; cash and May sos4c. June nomInally sii}c
July Pork lower; $40 s. June; $50 TN SO IS July
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principal and interest The entire consolidated mort
gage bonds amount to $40 900; the amount to DO
issued at present will be 81 500 ooo The remainder Is
10 be held by the trustee for the redemption OF the
present outstanding bonds and to meet the require
ments OF the lease.
The Governing Committee OF the Exchange have also
placed upon the list the stock Of the Fith Avenue
Bank.
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Wheat was less active but firm. The sales were about
ss:.s. s,s 8 ss ss ~
red winter 81 IS for white Canada spring bond Corn
quiet steady with sales Of aeou, bushels
yellow Sc ssc Tor anrrsded for grade
's' We
500, bushels State a. sc and 100 susnel, H. H ~
and We ..:
sse for mixed State sle s7c for do on track and ioc
4olSc FOR Western mixed.
s ssf $50 isss ss''s 500
ssSsa a SI sss isIH
jne, 44c. ae. juts butts 2zfc &C., cash;
o y, IN. :a' s:, q
asa Sei EnssS
New ossans wy Csnsss r and @
f A. ..as % se hs:s ffs 10 Soc
sse prime a to choice, $50 Sc '''' -
ps. ss. the ~
sscss Spirits M se ,osn common , s ,as
Wi@ins sSSa a' s. Ssiss. wi@ins ass
as follows -Rosin firm strained at " So. good
i s.d . q . Of v a!%;
northern whale and 400 Ssis aampSses
on private terms We quote crude ssc ass
&c lard winter q g q os scs,m crude "a IS; DO
e4sss Sohsss q g, Southern
Sss 7se olive casks g TX 81 ~ a. % g: gases: q sS
an
Of sss 81 ss re sS
1t IAc., hut not confirmed Tho closing prices
' 1ssSsa V sSi. Il :o ss
Phiiadelpha 1879 lac and At Batmore isfc lac.
apSnsS 3d. s
= % s sps unss Tne
yanced 20 81 es little essier 81 oS bid; shipment
g. Is bid. without sellers. ~
PRovlsIoss- Receipss-Pork. 2o2e bsl.; lard l.77a
e eress md sos Ssxss beet sisrss bills and 40
cases. The pork dull but holders quite
So IS BID sa ssted june SO IS bid Sci asked July
$40 IS bid s2l Is asked August s2 10 bid 81 50 asked
bbs AZ S, Is Cutmcats quiet prices
We note sales Of LOO fresh hams at i2c. 800 picked
IKE. piesled 10 ct i2se ac fresh bellies Mt ile
quiet With sales Western short clear 1t
l7 200 city long clear nt l2c City long clear
asifa as ~. f
India moss at S34 IS a s2e We quote BHrrsls-E
c, ss '9 ad plain. %s. s' ~ 81
primo msss sa3 Beef ham. remained quiet and IN
ss a Sus
1e. The closing clos ss prices YER 81 Sa ss *
si2s asked; september $l2 70 bid So 30 asked The
:sics about 10000 .erss: a. sis ~ for June
july sa4a, for August and sis Is ssla TX for sep,em.
spo ssiss were 200 sis,.es city ise s4S e.sss
and Tor Sale.
steady with demand pc SOC for state and ac
the nominal quotations folows:-Fuli &C. lie,
and skinned &C. . sc. -
K,cx wa. steady. with a fair demand We quote ~
Carolina. fair prime. 6sc. exc; Louisiana. fair
TO good Sac 5hsc; do. prime. 55tc 6,sc Rangoon.
sT to soSdb bond M" ss ra'r ra fo0d m U.s. gold
sueAnThe refined strong. but very quiet.
Inc STOCK OF raw rs nna los.. Ran. x.ado.
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following are the changes In closing prices COM
pared With those Of yesterday:
AnvAxcE.-Delaware and Lackawanna, IN; Ere, X !;
H. val and St Joseph common, ~; Lake Shore, z !;
gan Central, n Northwest preferred y; New
i q pspo sna w.ssrO paoo
DECLINE St Paul preferred, "; Rock Island, u
illinois Central. y.
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, New YORK Central,
c.. c. and c., c.. c., q. and l., Hannibal preferred,
Harlem, Missouri Paci1c, Northwest common Panama
Quicksilver, 81 Paul common, Wabash, Union Pacific
THE MONEY MARKET
Money loaned at and T. and subsequently, at tx and
per cent Prime paper is discounted AZ ~ and per
cont The following were the exchange ew
York at the aforementioned cities to-day Savannah
nnchangcd Charleston, none offering, y u premium |;
New Orleans, commercial, X a "; bank, u; St LOUIS
100 premium; Cincinnati, 90 a 100 premium, and Chi
rago, 10 premium.
Foreign exchange lie nrm; primo sterling asking
rates ASK AA90h; selling rates, 4Ssa ASK and
Z isox 40; reichmarks. s51< 957S and 96H o6k |;
cables, s6si q 81; prime Paris, 5lSk aSi1k
rxvxsTngSr SHARES
Investment shares sold at the following prices
New Jersey Central, s4S q % 93k 94ts; Delaware
Ind rackawanna, 1861 1868; New York Central,
no. Pitssburg Fort Wayne 1o3 Morris and Essex.
lo3k; Illinois Central, 90; Adams Express, 1925 .
ll0k, Wclis-fargo, Ola I" %, Sn''eu St1tes, IVA !"
10: American o.; Consolidation Coal. Az; Delaware
and Hudsou Canal, iloA no; Rock Island, lo5;
Cleveland and Pslsburg guaranteed, CT dividend, %;
Producers and Petroleum Company, III lll5s
TIKI GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed ll2., with sales 10 The In
term AZ ii2x The rates paid for carrying were *,
and per cent Loans also made lai. The
steamer Lcssing sailing for Europe to-day, takes
sso7 900 Specie OF which 100000 Is gold coin; re-
mainder silver bars
OPERATIONS or rfx GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO DAY
Gold balances s-'' los' w
Currency balances 49, ~.
bolu cleared
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT.
currency excnanses 30. 80
Currency balances 3sls'-
6oo exenAnges..
Gold balances. l,So2,sii
GOVERNMENT
Government bonds closed steady at the following
quotations limited States currency sxcz III 1914
DO SKIES 1881, registered 1cl y 12l do. do, 1881.
coupon l22s 1a2ss; do. do, 1865, registered. llis
sll4x; do. do, 40, coupon, 1l4ts ll4ss; do. do,
49,, new registered, ilsA 49, do. do, do, coupon
,,sx 1lo; do do, 1867, registered, l20,x a l2l
do. do. do coupon, 1904 l2i; do do, 1865 reg
,s,eycd 1aes a123; do do, do, ipon, 1925. 1923
do. ,enforles registered, l7 ais; 40 do, coupon,
,1sa< Ilss.; do 1vcs 1851 registered, III Xix
%. do. do, coupon III 1l7k.
rnE UNITED STATES TREASURY
rbc Assistant Treasurer paid cut to-day $il2 oco,
cold. on account Of interest," and $4,000 in redemp
ton Of nvc-twenty bonds. The sub-rreasury DIS
bursed f44,s2o SILVER coin IN exchange for currency.
In to tho beginning OF business this morning there
~ hssa rad oss a. tho subIrsasury since April -
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stock tascertaInsd by actual
g. 7a 1892 2ie.eii 4.eos
3u.2Oj 1881 1865 LIS
81. s78 3s.523 10. nj 5.732
1890 1851 0.269 2oS
-- - --- -
7e,oss s4.572 22a.ois s.4e5
Io7. SIS 1864 Gs.75s 1871
1914 7o.5i3 I5e.97s 1853

MAY it, iS73............. S446 1895 2i5273 5OOf
We quote Fair 80 good refining, TIC !,Sc. Cuba.
grocery fair choice, Sc sac do, centrifugal hhds
aud boxes Nos 70 10, sac v<c; do. noasscs. hhds
prime Sc: do. grocery. fair 30 choice ssc. szc
rennedstandsrd "A. essc 9Ac OF A, o1sc.; crushed,
lOlsc powdered. lOisc Eranuiaed Oac cut loaf O1<c
acknowledgements terccs. Tho market quiet
nj l3txc. lac. for prime 10 choice.
TALiow --ReceIpts-is hhds, tierces 1874 bbs and 4
The about 100000 lbs ~ SIZE SIC
The market hrmcr and fairly nctive; quoted ~
sc. SAC. for prime and SsSc tor ordinary
WnisKEY-Iseccip s;IfS bbls. whiskey The market
quiet: held At 81 III 81 IL bid
FEgicnrs market. a whole. quite slow. with
without special change though In Instances tame for
charering but quito firm for bersh Cont
mental grain exporters. having filled their urgent
orders recently, were making but fair inquiry
aud the unsettled state OF the market for 10
checked liberal movemcn. In petroleum vosscs
The engagements ITO Liverpool per steam, $500
provisions at 33s for bacon aud 4Os for cheese
per steam and by sa 5000 bushels wheat Id To Lon
don. by sail. 5000 bushels grain. Tie 7tsc. ~ tons
organs To Glasgow. 24Oo bushels wheat,
Oh To Antwerp per steam. 900 bushels grain 9syd
tierces lard s and b. sail 100 boxes starch Us 3d.
Italian bark. hence rcnarth RoAds TOR ORDERS with
400 quarters grain 5a Sd u TO direct port o. I'd
Norwegian bark. hence TO Antwerp with 100 do do,
I'D Norwegian bark, hence 20 direct Continental
port with 400 DO do. S. i0d bark ~ Fortress
Monroei Baltimore Cork for orders with 800 do.
With Kentucky tobacco TO Valencia or Alicante on
Portland to Matsnras with shocks. at tsc. :
German bark Paul. 400 TONS laid the berth for Bremen
tons laid Liverpool taking Of cargo the grain
above Germ bark lin our last without parttc
nlsrs said be fer Dutch port hence 20 Bremen
with about $500 bbis- refined petroleum ~ 3d.
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FoRGER ARRESTED.

oficcr Carious, Of the Richmond county police. 70
ported yesterday morning at Police Headquarters,
slapieon that the great Russian forgcr Oscar Walter
had been captured by the authorities Of Perth Amboy
N. J. The reward ofcrcdis So 500