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, 1877-01-31

EI0l,Is-Nas IN fair tlrmanI ami 1nchnnrcd Thern
IN. xn.n, ,,nu,r. fo- '.,,te,..t ~ ,,ts' ~ -
a rn ,o'i.e h1a''y !as stpa,sh IN tudlIlon 20 tno
paual 4sade Gn local accoulEt but buyers generally
wanted concessions which holders would not grant
Tir .tork. b.rr ~. smsn .nn m ~. aa.,ssss sI..
rrc ,artra y, ,. W. '"o o. e1ls.
80" and l.U br!s sprInE eztras, ctIeny Il sa ,H no.
following =, the a,kInx ranse az nrir,,, ':mo,rs
wt"tcF7' $77'saa1i medium winter', sa7oa7.so,
low Krahs DO. su.to*a.so, chocc upr,ug c1tra1.
-. - ~. ~. .uu.s ~ suso..D, sn'ppiuS eA
1fas. s37a 36u VI; choice patents. SAGo4p..O caHl.
mon do. $7.!1t77o; gprinK surcrhnes, ~, ,ucss. o.
IIye n,ur 81 ,Daa IN 1lurrwhrat IL, ~ s.t1p m.
an,I old ia <; ,s,as =, ~ Ss''S'
haA*-w.. quiet and ea'er. Sales vera 30 tons At
,.nultsu.-s.les were 70 ton, At s1o op DC, ton f,eo
On 1uard carr.
ton On rAck aud sa n ires On board a,.a 1u,un,
mn Al s IN n, fTrr m la,ur,,. ' '"0A-
~ ~ - tsi!!y actse. aha aotneNhte lhtet'
sna sas:,naf.s: W.. tlronRrr q. whu!e, stranclnx
n. NM Fs y t. hk!!rt lhan tl!1 lLetlnus eseaHE
w.. sa n a SsT xs very ~
es,ps wsrs ss5y 'I' ~ .n,rsriI1a VIZ .tprn being
, 1877-01-31

Lung 0I A0Ft re 0N0ttA a HNc cash FrhfNary,
and scIltr March,. Cunlber 1ulrt ut
u,Yst tG!{E, trrrn IaInb, - nil{s.
lEaru1t jN1rd ut IL sur EucTt, n}Sc Tor 11oTk fs,
c for sl!F1 clctr4 iIHu t!;e f0t haus nj
xHl IN; ;ktd.
f3Rr ..x-Was 9tiet al 5tlat. . ........
nEEF FIsuIlIErs-Wtrt stra,Iy and 1nIct 1t Sit, rs
= tt:tn fur nesss $tl75aI9,t1 for extra uehs; and
92t. .SAs3l.tb tor !IAi,a -
TALLuW-Na4 nuiG at ~ &c for city, and C3ll7 74(e
for county lpLh, thu laIitc fuf No. ..
, 1877-01-31
Governments were dnIl, Int better feeling.
Railroad bonds were generally firm,
S1ate secuefttca were steady.

slate securities were tteady.
This stock market, which declined A1+ per cent
carly In The t!ds. armcr towards the close, and
prIecs recovered AGsltk.. Speculation In the coal
stocks exercised cdt1Rldetabtc influence on the
general market throughout the ay. which declined
and rnled at thc coal nhares wcre weak or rarM The
ro1ds and Illinois Central. New .fertey Central
was prnnincnt. ranging between - nn1 .tE. with
thr latest sales Ut .1si.. The etcndIncsa In the
stuck late in the day WAS due Ia tnr,ors from Phil.
ade,phia that thcru was 10 be change In tho man.
asrlnent, by which the Company was to be brought
into closer relations with tho 1.chfgh Savign.
ton Company and some new lie put
into the concern. Delaware. Lnckawanna 4
Western wA~ anofhcs conspicuous stock. dc.
cinEng from 1.H 10 Gns;.. and closing
at 10 The rreatrft decline OF tho t!ay was In Ifeic
ware t. Hudson Canal, which dropped from d 10
Of, and cluscd nt 0tii. In the general list Illinois
Central was !tc wrakcrt stock. declining from h'is
. Ss. nna closing Vt .i,e !owe:t point. u iate
iront and advanced from lo'.@47s, closing At
Northwestern an,l Western Union clcsed up
strong and higher. United SiateA Exprcss
declined 10 4D!i. 1'eansaesIons were 100. O0', oT
which 18 On0 we're Western t'nian. II, 600 st.
Pants, 25 n0D Like Shore. !. 100 Michigan Central.
Al, OnO Lackawnnna. -. .01U Nrw Jersey Central,
and =. 200 Delaware Il liu.1ann Canal.
Money easy: 46tj. Prime mercantile paper Al
Customs receipts, e5Ga, 900. ,.-.--
The Assistant Treasurer dsbnreed 9llO, GOO.
tlcasinpt, SO GOO. 600.
FfDtuce exports for The week. s., 53:;. ono.
Sterling steady; hctnal bnstncsa long. 1874; Short
, 1877-01-31

,,,,,, or,-. .,, ,,,o.. .,...
ss,.a se:As's' Ass 9ss aefs.
sA,Es aasss '% %sssss @ sSs s sass m;G 4
H%sa!Gi t"i, Wasl.s,i 4..stSct c,te4 .nerno pule u
2'*a'e' DO eo'F''' ''t:I'c f. ;or,,.
II: :: sasF aaa .s. sss s!s ~ on9 S'n e a
NJ Fl s5si s '?TsS s = M ,5 III, eSm !,
tss,"'s .lsb H. sen A2r'' ~ e 4. "i, i,
s% 4 vi '''a A's''s'' "s's"'s' Harley quiet I'D
MttsMrwsiM VII Mr., an, ,,n,,,,a,,
Ms!s at% ~ 'ss ,f%%''s is'%s
ifads Doing Ssssa :.:! a S:siaa*sd .'"'' '''"'f
ha, y. S';,ly ioS"s: ~: ~. 'o' e'''e'*
New Western mssr,i acityr ani Mrns '7,ietiN JIG
ss a 'tm: ~ s:%; '"'s' "e',e'a 'ls'ss 1s' steady
'iss; Fssss;v,,,ox.-pnl, md unrn,,..a ,a 'N' ' '''
;MEnis!MGsss IL, T ,n oSs %s,ss Ss,sss
;sss.1%:s; *SH% III ?s'ss': ii: sais ;ySy;eu ,c
s"''sss''-cof"' 's;Mt'm'' 1o1,tnn
21o.rno, !Sn; ~; .1.Sa-,t!!.t: q.
s'Fsaai $'tS aasssn: a5sS:
, ,:ss: @ @S;|ss! A;{ % ':'siS ssi:
u 'tts1yEnH. III. ~ u 5's''' "-e'
f,Errrrts-TIour tCn h+1,. uhcat q m b,. ,o,u
SttIrmHsrxMt,nr t ~, n.,u, .,n,. = Nv, ,,
'''''' hui '''" "s''s; s,.rArrs.. - >''''
MttwArKxf. jan. 70. - FLocn-t2utet md TN.
cnHt!G..l. ,r,.
"EaHI"nca hfin; orsnch lower: cosed mrni: Sn.l
Si.dIi ;xo. *i.*!ti march, $tIH Aprll. Rf,ltiLs
.irn y - t'li uan: ~. na1Fhs ~ ttkt, uAta
1,n.ta,, III i - .sayi ~. J. 5Ss.2c, Harley
~ ID. ~" "' ""cF NJ sfs1aX' '9c' NO. ) ho''iianl
TrStt.,ox.xto,p ur.,,,t,t .,5 ,s-,,,,,. ...
,,1r.i,.I ~ IN * ,, anu ',trEutasi hltA
IrrrtrIsEEim. Lr ~, t;tam ,, aaT. Iuani ti,
sIItrW wa E!o,s. .t.t H., ."M
. rvw nrs WV """'' '''''oAt
WV t,ntv.vs 1.n IN III. re; ;,,,t .-.,,. ,.a,.-
r.: nrmi" hrid NJ sf5tI ~ ~ "e"h' "nu toH'
rMlk msat. 1ulct al,i weak. shnrl l.rs uoto,
alice at aron-tioo mi prIc.s;; l,ri @
shnnIlers. DE; clear rib. l0I4c; tlear. ID sr.
.a @ acti;r 0mt nVt lundn"!y !'sher.
inos Jc wjitc IL ,ar I,asasc; nris q sfac e: 9ma
4te.
Others Unchanged
tnEN riTf; H.
s,orx c,ry t.. tp"sa I"p :9 81 - 1"e % ~ n,,,,
this rectfOn hns rnsca its rricG to wIi i've rvnfs ~
s:hcaIn prftcs md even th+ brings out very iiifie
ri n,sn III, isS mttEnsn ~ neir sutfu
hopper Vi4itattnn til cunsn1 s.nso urnv ntcxinn.
years the lhrErst snrt U the wheat crop Inns been tnur
kctea a'ct thta datc,
r..,rxr, a GtSeISSATt. .,,. .,,
FtsWHHijuIi; s,i,sI.7 ~, -~"'es' '@'s''
uralS-Whcat dull; red. fI.3,l1.45. Corn dui.
, 1877-01-31
90
4:I,i
1uU
14,H9
11efft
11,U1
= - E- -
COMMERCIAL.

THE following we!e tha rccciuts AMI Shipments
or thu lcnt!in. ARTICLES Of ptoslicc IN t,!x city
during Tho twenty four hours ending at q clock
On Tneslny rn"fMInv md for tho corresponding lny
latt year:
, 1877-01-31

l!htS-Iht-r T&s 4 n!0fr liberal anrrtr, better
rltslG TIC ns,t fortnight. Tho mrrovemtnt also sx.
:aysnfn T. ,eht weEh., ras ny .cry msIkr M
MpN strunE loe15c. itt shippers md packers ,nuaI,k
hcrny and a ihr Cosr o,ly few scsttcrlHx lots ro-
nnincd unfOlt falcs noted 1t axb1 m for En.
5s,st; a. sng ,', Z I, 70 ior somnsn I. prime s!t
md at TO- Suats. " for gnod cstra hcnyJ i1xs 10
shippers. l.. IT, noud patti the Asrt n2nru for sixty.
njnc head. The market rlnfrd nrtn -
, 1877-01-31

The following instruments were hleu for roc
Tnesday. Jan. 20:
...-. err PROPERTY.
TwrntS .ntntft st, 1-lIit NJ Hanover Et, AZ. u
I13t D.tO n, tlntet Jan. III. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
W!lMut ~. SIT Il. 1,tft " 0f Lcayitt ff. swf.
1lItt0ft. atarra .tat. :7..........,.....,,..... -.
GsaaEirs II. ~ 4 euf hcl1wlrk It. . T. 25xtip
III ita,ci lnn IN 70. :o...;;:..:;...:,.....
tle;l II. with Improvements. dated Nov. ~,
Wa, :; ~. -; ;vt = ,,,.
~ :7sasI!r a.1u 4, with improvements,
dated harth D is;H !.
West InHsre IA u. an Il. ~ It " " Western hY.
tt. hHlst1H It; at1n Wr,t Adams It. Ilnftw
Of ClIntun 1t. $ I. lU}5xl7Hu.lO II, iatcIlA,.
, 1877-01-31
GENERAL MARKETS.


snd HOLDERS experience t;s dtsu'.s IN Il maintaining M
t.ss! s5ss ss, Ws sss csess t. 5assy ys"
'1s,Ss; fs .sis' ,,,, ~. ,,,.x,, ,.,,,,
creased attention and tic urn fos :o'ne tina ra,s
ss
Ss a2, III; S5ssf S'';;;; sa
tai GEsS-iiss g. iss f.ats 4 rs .sms =. 70, tie r,.. txo
'sSS{ SSIs; Il sSdsys s n. md
s@s sssFs Pse' sts 5 Il, ~ s,s S;
Snr:. s755: csnnci, VIII: isTiar sf ii. sto; III.
:! :Sic iss1s ss i ;i,t H9!s sy, Il:
'fti !sf:f' iscrc in moderate ,oea Demand
I ds nd u s.s,er ss Sas. m sa sn az
;;I 4 scarce and ''.cs It s"2se
t ~ :sft.Sx 9ss? !. a.
g g. ss!sH'; II" TA,!s!; IT, :s e1 ayEs: a III
Il. e. ~ :i3sFS o e:ir H. IS 4as3:
:s :;: :$ 5 $; x ;s
H.: :aS*:S SsiS. q .s:';s :f:S!ss Il; @
sa!!,eesg; I;.Efi. ,:A;?Ss - v11."-. .'
,nais xi,ho%t lmnoTtant aas,ssi!sa. II;rs { ~
fa!nI,ssa; Ennk,3-n,,c, oao,.., IN, t.e, ,,o,,, o
G s sT Ta,ca,. 7s 1sM sata' yst; yaise nSw S
IFS s!;sa4 ~ f
ssr,' ss u Hi 1'Ssrs.sf ssT4t. ia s"
e Frrnch wasu,s new .tiss t,rtnp1js ~aiut.s uv
, 1877-01-31
LIVE STOCK.

CATFLE-The receipts wets heavy, ,-unusuaIiy 10 for
this scason Of the year-WheI fact. taken In conlunc.
t!on with FcPoEts OF Depression AZ ths East gave
dull and dToopIax msr1st. Excepting choice grades,
psees Eces weak all around md ifrcyuary lower thu
depression being greatest IN common to good shipping
steers Ut which grades tbs snpply largely ropsted
Choice tu o1Fa heeyes comparatively scarce snh
the foW hundred brad Uttered taken At full prlrrs
Or At s.. " for srtraxes OF from *oo to
ss&es ef this cl4ts Included ~ bead averaging
q So 10 and "? head areraRlaY Is - Al u. The
feFHcr Tetc fct by j u. star1 Fln, ILL., md Sid
W ~. lnI.n brown 10 ElsAnH. The I3ttaf fed
W b. II. Ming. !;aIra, H. i. strlhtrn Co. wcra lhs
a.ts,avn, ~ Mensoo The buyer. !,ennry !tsdsnaa
fat cAtIio atrFasnG Auut h,0 Re 81 II UL Sales Ut
ata decline from last week VI lss45c. stotkera we're
IL htttEF ftpHtht Than for k1De tHlo pEctluaA and
fstehed very inil nsufes buteher. stnH also si'ns
work .ownw4si II the week AasanCra Not Onu fourth
9t the supply changed uxheFS and tls market cuscd
LAru.
QUOTATIONS..
Choice becyea-Flae. tat, well formed ,.
fenTtt }ea9.old steess ~el:huy 700 tess 25137a
C"o1 Observation-Disclosures stesTa xeixh-
Ink lao TO l,4o oAA,......,.......... f.4oSsS5
Medium titales-s1eesAln {xlf Eelh. weigh. - -
ing l0t tu i.c5o ons.................. 4UO3{.3 20
butchers 5tutk-PouF to roInl,un 1ferfS And
CUnM IN 10 choice cow fur city slAuxAtsf,
ewe;:4lnS huo.o 100 .;.;...:s. sonayso
y l;ou - ....:.... 3.ooa1a 10
Dllla, aGl scat4AAX stets1.......,,..,.,s aula135
Fe2h-fef iuo n tuAtirss .........,.. IuC217S
, 1877-01-31

CLEVELAND. o., Jan. .a6-FkrEoLxUN-Marktt IN.
changed. standard white, TIC.
TtTTsUuEu, Lan. W.-TErEoLEEM-qfttt crude,
$3aIi at ra.kerhs rcnncd duli 2Uc pAtlaaeplta do.
ttvcry.
TURpENTIEE.
WILMINGTON. N. C.. Jan. 3U.-BrInirs TuarEyT1xn
-t}uict NJ 4lr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Rufus NJ Brundige, dealer in China:ware at Nos $50
and $50 broadway, has been adjudcated voluntary
bankrupt before Register Ketchum, on his own petit.
ton The following are among tho largest creditors:
Joseph Brundige, S6.5i3; L. j. Brundigo, SO, 79t N.
Il. Brundige, $500; L. Brundigc. 50, 400; G. q.
Brundige, So 400 estate n. Il. Mead, $1,000; Samuel
II. Hurd, $4,000; National City Bank OF Brooklyn,
1885, Daniel n. Brooks, $40, G25; Haviland a. Co.,
S33O5 Z. voght Co., 81 070 The total lab. l,ties
real assets, SlS537 70. In the schedule u Is stated
that tho assets viii pay less than twenty cents the
dollar
Composition proceedings being taken before Regis.
ter kcichum by the firm Of Mas Il We, manufacturers
OF artificial flowers at no. 5y4 broadway, aud tho
second meeting OF creditors Is called for AprI They
offer twenty-five cents on the dollar the indebted
ness, which amounts 10 about $50, 000
FAILURE oP A COTTON MERCHANT.
Mr.. James H. FaIconer, "A bill broker in the cotton
line, doing business at No ~ William street was re.
ported on Change yesterday having failed. IL APP
pears that Mr. Faconer was carrying on business
the firm OF Low Co., the English house which failed
few days ago. The liabilities OF Mr. Falconer ara
estimated vaIiously from $500 to $250,000 IL
subsequently, asccrtained that Mr.. Fa,coner made
assignment Of his properly to Mr. Frank A. Kelly but
the failure had resulted from complications with
Low Co., the exact condition OF affairs could not I'M
medately be ascertancd MI. Kelly proposes 10 givo
iuli statement OF the affairs the ssgnor to tho
creditors soon tho exact figures could DO got
books.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. March ~ 1877.
good ordinary. ioe Ne, feesp.s so bales Lsporslo
Srw ORLEANS March -. 1877
los good srdiaary o. Sssreesips. ai2 bales ss.
3,ss5. Exports 60 great Britain. 5000 ssies 2.Ioo
MonIls. March n. ls77
good ordinary Ns receipts 20 bales, Exports coast
wise. 1873 sales. 500 stock. 1.i36
Cotton dull; middling, iissc low mdalns, lo5se. !;
70 the Continent. 5e Sales ssss oS STOCK sSss
CHARLESTON. March ~. 1877
Cotton easier msiddling ms ms low maans
255 bales sales. 400 stock. sa67o
sn,-,, w,amsares. Nc; Maren g: 1877
T., x. Graas quiet a. a. :. G ha'a' " 70
Flour unchanged; sales 100 ools; Wheat an 40;
gan u S. extra d. 81 ~ cora anehaaeed Barley qaes;
Corn as o oces "a os unbed q ner TON MI
sssssdmshotss 81 s2o .hipstu SRI middlins. s2..
New York 3'e TO Albany. 25c Flour shipped 100 bbis
CiScisSArl. March ~. 1877.
81 Soas Corn easier a, 4oe 4a,ss oatsaa,ei but
1,ssay a. s,e toe Rye ~ iair demand Is a4e Zoe
Lard In good demand but lower steam rendered DC set
short . clear sde. re bssoa 9set shoulders Ge
Butter neminaliy unclaimed Hogs quiet weak com.
"a Is s. re sn s"itn
shipments. 655.
TOLEDO, March II. 1877
Flour drn. Wheat nrm No white Micl igan 81 55ls;
extra do 81 $50 amber Michigan pot and March, 81
S DO IS 81 10 ' Corn sH 1%
doc. June, i6ac yellow, 46c damag 43s rejected
{itac Oats dull nominate rejected held SIZE Glover
seed 81 10 Rece.psl5o bills Hour 900 bushels wheat,
1900 do 5000 do oats. shpments-4oOD bushels
wheat, 1900 do. corn. 5000 do. oats.
BUFFALO, March 27. 1877
Markets quiet Prices generally unchanged Flour firm
and unchanged: sales OF $50 barrels. Wheat quiet
sales Of 5000 bushels No Chicago spring 81 ~ 1000
do. white Michigan ut ~ 62 5OD do do Mt 81 "a
Corn in fair demand, firm sales 10 delivered
on track at 5oc ole 5lac according 10 quality and
at +Oc Barley in light inquiry; bushels
tworowed State and 5000 do Western private terms
Rye In light inquiry sales made public Seeds selling
200 do. medium clover ~ 80 - Other articles nm
changed Provisions dull and unchanged Railroad freghts
unchanged. Receptstlour, 500 bills. wheat, lOSOD
bushels; ~ go do oats $500 do; barley. 1850
do rye. 400 do. shipments-Four, 1880 bbls. wheat
1880 bushels; corn 10 200 600 do barley
$500 do rye, 2,lOO do.
CHICAGO, March 81. 1877
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat active but lower;
No. Chicago spring. 81 27ts CASH ~ PIN, April:
" 32. Mays has sold Tor 81 $685. May; No do 81 Is
VI 49, rejected. ST. Corn duh and shade lower 3apc.,
Oats dull and shade lower strictly fresh 33sc regular
size. cash or April 3tSc. May, Rye oic 64isc.
Barley steady at 535sc Pork ~ good demand and
hs 1S a s ' s.. sa' or april sa = SIS ~ May
- % 80 27ts May. Bulk meat. easier; shoulders,
sc short ribs 7hs short clear sides, 7se whi.key
bushels corn $4,000 do oats 23,ooo DO 1900
barley. 2.9oo do Shipmcntsfnour, 1900 bos wheat,
1000 bushcis corn. $1,000 do. oats lloOOdo barley,
higher: II 2776. April; ~ 32H ~ 32as, May. Corn
oats ged. Pork higher: $l3 Is Sis 77I, May
Lard higher; 50 BOA 50 %. April 50 80 50 sa3s Nay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28

iac Jaap quoted 2oc. gold Gum dansr quiet
NJ loc re Caboge quoted at $40 Assaisetidn was
steady AT Zoe lac. Cart ammonia quoted AT
lsc. gold seedsWe quote Mustard. yellow caf rnia
v,sc.. brown do, tic. brown Trieste, s1c yellow English
p.ic canary prime Dutch " 80. ~ 37 hemp.
ol caraway prime Dutch i2sc mixed lie coriander
&c The market Tor English ehsmc closed quiet The sales
were - tons al soda 81 30 iOD Kegs bicarb soda 1T
@sc ~ drums canstic i.c 90 so drums
do sac, 40 cent 100 soda ~ aud -
cent ~ &C. tor the rmer and l4c for the latter Essen
sl os were quiet but steady Ne quote Ion
sandersons So oil lemon sandcrson 81 SIS do do TO
arrive ~ hmsen's finest oil 81 500 oil anse. 81 so;
OF eassit gc all gold oil 81 80 ~ 5O oil
ton - - OIL citronela. zoe. Doc oil Lavender. Toe
81 do" do Mitchaml. Slt. oil cloves. 81 81 oil winter
green q 20. OIL sassara inclusive Soc oil pennyros al
nominal At 81 OIL Of bay $40 s2o. all currency.
FKAriEns were steady 52c ior prime geese and 25c
Soc. ior mixed; 200 lbs. PRIME sold NJ 52c.
me market was very quiet in all departments, and
prices were more less nominal We quote :-C0dnsh
ec"rse's Bank, new - - SO: Grand Bank ~ Is 81
Msekers-Estra mes, 50 81 mess. saG s,s boaters
S2o 81 shore. NJ. $40 SCI No. ~ $40; do
No. s. - - 30. bay No. $40 SIT; do No. 2. 50; do
lsc No. |, i3c lac
FLoUR GRAfx.-Receipts FLOUR 1865 hbis.: wheat
200 bushels meal LOO bbis. and 10 bags: corn
$1,000 bushels; oats $500 do rye 6.ps barley
receipts. barley malt. 6.,b do. The -four
quiet Tut hrm for nearly all grades but particularly for
shipping grades, which wanted some cxtent
shipment To the West aides The sales about 5OJ
bba including state. Western and Southern. At the
annexed quotations Rye flour dull with sales 375
bbs Corn meal duh sales bbis bags
unchAn scd prices Wo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL. March 27--5 r. NJ.
Tvade rcpor-The market for yarns AN
chester Is dull and tending down. Cotton low
mddng clause, April and May delivery. l32d.
LIVERPOOL, March 27--5 :I5 r. NJ
Provsons-Bacon, 3Ds. I'D per cw for long clear mid
dies aud 4Os I'D. for short clear middics
LONDON. March 27-5 rs r. NJ
Produce--Spirits Of turpentiuc, 2ss I'd 2ss per
cwt.
LivgRrooL. March 27--5 30 r. N.
Cotton-Futures STEADY; upands low mddng clause,
LoSpo.. March 27-Evening.
Calcutta hnsccd, 4ss Sd quarter nseed oil GA 15s
per ton.
LIVERPOOL. March ~ -Evening
Coverseed. COS 7os per cwL for American red
Low Co.. the suspended cotton house, estimated
$50, OOO chiefly on arrival contracts,
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REroRr
LIVERPOOL, March ~, 1876.
Pork-Easern dull at tbs Western dull ut sos Bacon
Cumberland cut dull SIS. short rib duil 3Ss
frer Ais. shoulders dull pos Beef-India mess
dull at S5 extra dull at v5s. prime duh
LardPrime Western dull ut 4ss i'd Tallow- city
steady nj 1Os 1urpcntnc-Spirits duh 2ss kosin
Common steady NJ IS 3D.: hnc dull ut los Sd Cheese
American choice steady NJ 73s Lard o-None the
market FlourExtra state steady at 27s. Wheat No
spring steady at los 1Oi: No. do steady los I'D |:
winter southern, none in the market winter Western
steady at los. sd CornMixed soft steady ut 22s d.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON March 27--4P NJ.
Consols, 9G 5-l6 for both money and tho
hves 1903 The discount tho
open market is cent which Is the the Bank
England rate.
Paris advices quore per cent rentc iO7f 67c for
LONDON. March 27-4 80 +. NJ.
Silver closed ut 5f5ad per ounce.
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and United States honda Erie declined 10 SIX for
common and II for the preferred New York Central
dropped y per 10 OAK, and Illinois Central per
cent 10 Is The rate OF discount in open market
for three months bills has risen 10 per cont the
same a. the bank rate. Bar silver sold At sad per
ounce Rentes az Paris firm. Consols for money
and account 0ok 96x; nve-twcnty bonds Of 1853
toldI, 105x . 1857; nve-tweniy bonds Of 1861, 1907
ten forty bonds, losX; new aves los; Ene common
shares 5x; Erie preferred shares, IT; New York Gen.
trial. cay. Rentes In Paris closed At l07c 67xc. Bar
silver closed at S45d. per ounce
BONDS
State bonds AZ the board were per cent higher for
Georgia SKIES, TO which dealings condned Dis
trict OF Columbia 65's were steady At 72l.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds dull and irregular with the fol-
lowing changes prices compared with last previous
sales:-An advance OF \ IN Lehigh ana wilkesbarre
consols and u In Chicago and Northwest arsts and
Ohio Mississippi consolidated There decline
OF n In Chicago and Northwest consolidated gold
sevens and Lake Shore consos coupon hrsts and IN
Union Pacific hrsts.
RANK SHARES.
The sales OF city bank shares were:-Manhattan At
1877 Merchants at 92 and Fourth National at lOOx.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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Benjamin Noycs, President OF the National Capitol
hc Insurance Company, is still held IN custody tho
Park House. in Newark, not having been able to effect
tho compromise desired TO obtain tho necessary
bail 1t Is promised that to-day hc will got bail
Yesterday OF his counsel, Mr. Guild, stated that
tho assets OF 900 consist OF mortgages State
bonds, real estate premium notes. loans policies,
furniture and fixtures, accrued interest, uncoleclcd
premiums, agency balances, and out Of this all that
ever turned over ~ Noycs was $751; 600, one
dollar OF which has been disposed or He also
added that the whole TRANSACTION IRON beginning 10
end occurred IN New York, and that II any criminal
offence had been committed, which, said he, we deny
IT'S evident that It not committed In New Jersey
All that Mr. Noycs has asked for IRON tho rst,
he added, Is ndemn cation to his company for such
loss AS they may have hecn subjected to by having
entered into this contract IL also forth
the OF assets the hands OF Noycs consist Ut
about $l25. 900 In mortgages on real estate New
York and New Jersey, and about S32 900 IN Louisiana
State bonds and about $50 900 IN miscellaneous assets
1t seems secretary OF State Kelsey demanded that
Moves should deliver over the assets and still be he'd
accountable for ms action before the courts tho
charge OF criminal conspiracy against HIM. Noyes
would not hear OF such thing IL Is Understood no
was ready TO deliver over tho property II guaranteed
further immunity from criminal proceedings Thls
the Secretary OF State refused.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 3-16c. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
FIRM--FLoUR FIRM-wHEAr sTRoNG-ConN
EAsIER-OATs QUIET - wH1sKEY STEADY
PORK AND LARD EAsY-PErRoLEUM QUIET
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE AND nosIN QUIET
OILS FIRM-CoFFEE DULLr--sUGAR NoMI-
NAL--FREIGHTs WEAK AND DULL.
TUESDAY, March 27--6P.M
Business still slow In most departments Of trade
the storm being hndranco to business in many
modities On Change the markets were without DO.
cided change. Flour was quiet. but generally Arm.
Wheat was strong but quiet Corn fairly active,
but shade easter. Oats quiet. Whiskey steady.
Pork lard easy. Freights dull. Cotton the
spot 3-i6c. lower Futures closed hrm Coffee was
quiet. Sugar nominal. Oils Arm. Petroleum and
naval stores quiet
ASHES wero selling in small lots &c. for pots and exc
Tor pearls.
ANrIMoNY quiet ut l3c. l31c., gold, for regulus
BEEswAx quiet but steady at BE 34c for Western
and southern; 5000 lbs. Southern sold at SIC.
Com dull 3ac sc. for rcd tipped &c. &c.
for sdum and &c. &C. for choice green.
CorPEE-The market for Rio very dull and prices
were entirely nomnal; 1900 bags Of Rio. spotess.
sold at Baltimore private The stock Of Rio here
tonight is 81 1856 bags; ut Galveston, 500 do at New
Orleans rs $50 do at Savannah, 1900 do at Hampton
Roads, 5000 do. at Baltimore. .729 do. AHoat and
loading for United States to February IT, 1915 bags;
purchased for United States to March "a 10000 bags
We quote :Ordinary cargoes 17c l7c fair do 1896,
good do. 2Oc prime do coke. Gle; for
lots, 17c 22c Santos fair to good. l9c. Doe, gold
90 days; Java, government bags, DC 23c do.
mats BE 2fc ngaporc l9c 2ic; Maracaibo lsSc.
2O1sc Laguayra l0c. 2oac. jamaica 1sc Ioc ST.
Domingo. i6c. l61sc; Porto Rico, lSc 2osc Costa
Rica, 1Sc 2ic; Mexican. lsc. lie; Manila iSc
19iac. Angostura, l9c 2Oc Savanilia. ls1ac DOC ;
Curacao, l6hc u Ice
UooPERAGE STOCK was unchanged. We quote Mo-
lasses snooks 32-hch. with heads, 81 10 81 0
shooss. with heads 'inch 81 80 ~ 20; do do 'nch
81 81 ~; box shocks, Toe. sJc. do 81 pipe do,
IS So empty hogsheads g. 50; hoops. IA feet. ord
nary prime S3 $35 hoops. IL feet, do $S $50 NJ.
large and small size. h., llAes AXE do cordage
bolt yarns l6c. l7c tArrcd Manila lic Ssal
Ioc. lie New Zealand, l1sc. 12kc. kussia hemp
tarrcd 14c American do, l4c Russia Uoit rope lie.
the easier the opening, and prices
marked down 36c, but the market closed STEADY
Liverpool l-l6d lower with sales OF
only 5000 bales aud Lied 32d lower arrivals. our
market tor futures opened easy at 10 points lower
but closed firm. advance the day
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