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Prince Gortschakotf Said to Be
Earnestly Endeavoring to
Bring About Peace.
Gen. Grant Sun1ptuously Enter
tanned by M. Emile
Girardin.
Gen. Noyes' Recent Eulogy Of Grant
Sharply Criticised by the
London Times.

DECISION POSTPONED.
PARIS, Nov. 21.--Thc Chamber Of Deputies
resolved yesterday to postpone decision ns to
tho ynltdIty Of Fourtou's election until aftcr
the report OF the Committee on Electoral
Abuses. This action suspcnds Fourtous right
Of voting.
PRECAUTIONARY.
NJ, porloux's motion regarding tho state Of
pleee and tho Press laws 10 to the effect that
during the prorogatlon Of both Chambers the
President may proclaim state OF siege, but tho
Chambers Will meet Oil thefr own authority
within three days Of iss promulgatton. During
tho dissolution state of elcgc can only bo pro-
rlMncd In tho eScnt of foreign war
WILL NOT BE BuLLpozHD.
non as ~ e aeIesa.s ot u" tic
Hight Centre, aud urged lllln to take q mod
er4te Republican Cabinet. Tho President, how
over, expressed resentment on account OF 6ntnf-
eal tho Consttutlonalitts, notwithstanding
this failure, will again eudeavor ~. obtain tho
formation Of Ministry from tho Left Centre,
TtlH ARMY.
urny will support the kcpuolic or slacMahon
In case Of conflict. Manuscript piacar!is i'll
sulting Or threatening President Macsfahon
have been posted. -.--
for Drunkenness, raising sedltious crcs, and in-
cutting or resisting thc police.
pAHis, Nov. .7-1he -uohsfear says the Right
has resolved to take tho infttative Of brtng-
Ing about q discussion Ut the budget.
Tic Minister VI Finance will take
this opportunity to reaisrni the IDEAS q cot,-
Citation and appcaselncnt which pre4oMlnatcd
at tho formation Of the Cnbnet. Should tho
Chamber :of Deputies nevertheless rciuss To
vote the budget, President Macsiahon will draw
up Ineasugs rendering the Senate tho Judge of
tho aituatnn, and sntu'nouing It to cloose bt,,
tween another dissolution oi the Deputies anll
lis resignation.
vEKsAlLLE-, Nov. 27.-1n thu Chamber ot
Deputies to-lay, partial report Of tle budget
Cuinti,ittcn was read, declaring tlu supple
lncutary credits decrectl after thu lust dlssottl'
tion Wyrc Illegal. The report wns not discussed,
because the Mmistcfs wero absent from tls
sitting. The proceedings Ut tho Budget Com
lultteu WeEu secret.
Will IGNORE II. wElcnE.
PABis, Aov. H.-It Ia understood that tllt
Budget CplAnttcc, l4uoring Atintster Dc
Wclrl,e's mutton fpr separate consideration ol
thu four categortcs Ut drcct taxes, Will them
ectyes submit recommendation to thc salnt
4Ifcet
, 1877-11-28

Epkcid} ntsp1frA 10 TAS CAtcd1o Tttbuns,
n,1r,.onn NV. e7-Ths tinmogc m tbs
D.1..-.. :. G,.,n n.n.a,,, 49, -. s..s 49,. Nv
nattlmoso " onio laalsoao W tae great Hoo1 -
much greater than was reported yesterday, and
all travel except between Baltimore an! Wash
lueton is still suspended, The st, Louis, Gin
c'anasl q eh'easo eApees, ~ saa'ueu elat.on
yesterday morning NJ o'clock' but,o on Ecachiog
tho relay, tho train could not proceed. a
st,ccfal trnin hn7inp on Ennrtl Vtce-Prcsflcnf
Koy.or md 1thor ,,fg,cinis NJ tha root, ro"shad
.'I,s,..s'." S.,. ~ 1sae,su -
a'a1llhsDuEs shotI's oeto1e oelockt anu lc1.
for tho West ae l:N. Dispatches Of
its proErcss- wcru received at Camden
stnt,on frorn the teleerant, of1,coa oJnnT tta
H., ..a.t, .h.. 49, .rs,,. ., toa,, fr,...s ~
'lt'ef atat,'K t'ia' spo s'asm 'a" oee" auu"u ~
flshtt anu tho tra1n was aplc 10 proccea a. Inc
usual rate Of speed. After the trnin pasaed
Cranperry 6ummit a station twolfo mi!es wcst
~ Ynrt,n.hu-r m f,rtho- rsrorts wo~a w.
~ Aa' ti"suu's' ~ 1u.'"st 4'po'ss .', "eto ~.
, 1877-11-28

ZAxHsvILLs, O., Nov. 27.-TlN outer doors
OF Josiah B. Allon's &afe, setting In tho count
ing-roou, Of the store, were blown Of by burg
lars last night. Tue glass and sash IN tha front
and back part uf tha store were completely de-
nollshed. Three persons, co,nIng back to viaW
the result Of their work, Wese arrested.
, 1877-11-28
Striking Similarity to the Bad Sailing
Which Wrecked tic Atlantic.
A Horrible Spectacle Presented to Wow
OF Kitty Hawk.
Twenty.one Corpses to Be Seen
Lashed to the Rigging.
Accounts of tho Grcnt Devasta-
ton Caused by tile Floods.
Travel on the Baltimore & Ohio In the
East Almost Suspended.

s., y, Ill! LIE - ..ukU IL. ..,.... r..,.
~, e,.'.n.as, - ", o"9' ~ enr"s", =, A.,
"Asnlsotos' 49, -. ", ,'os. s'|o.se.ni . " mt ~
were examined privately this afternoon by tho
sccrotnrv of thu navy. From their nrtyate con.
,,a~.s.,,., tI, t.u.,-,, f,a.. ,.o .1tn,,oJ. tr,o
Wv ~ ,. ia ms a.s a.,,s nv
olacess She" the dahRes ''ass "efo hE1ne' lhc
tic flagship on Friday morning to lcnvo when
nrcr hnr Commondcr deemed o,tvtsah1r. r1cr
on,..ss ,v.-o ,,...,. ,,a..,,,.,,. l., ,ho o.,to+,
ollssas "e'. nIa.'y uAan'.''oue :" sno "I"ppn W.,
TINT II was absolutely saie TO start A. once. 'lho
thcy thought should deter payluotors from put
t,M9 out ssnc,,a,,v II, " yesscl ~ stanc,,
s'"S ..s .,',"s., - r,s."."-
ana seaWofthy as thoy con6suefcu sna nuloa'
Chtef-Eneinccr olson was indeed llcard to say
TINT tho danger signals wcro up, and that It
n,tuht h rct, tn t,rct1 them Int II vas rnr1tcf.
i, ,1r 49,. -. .tI1 Iii - ~, ,., ,...,..
"o e4a ~ oateteo' auu' .nv sa.o plo'ss
to bo too severe, wa cati put back'" Neither at
ytousty, say tho surviving officers, was there
,r,n1 htu,, cno,,o3, IN mix, novig,t1on alon0 thr
VIM t3n eno"kn ~ 4"nAo non1 .ne
coast pesitous' ihcfo was no troaplo Win thc
machinery, tho compass, or with tho vessel
l,o,d hv TIM SURVIVING cf,ircrs. anI one in which
thr nij|cia1s of thn Nnrv i1snnrtnent sccn to
orron with thnu, is That 3cnrnrorv int al rornr
st,rface current sa1.sc. by tIa wn1, was scttins
~ toNarsi shnrn aionr ina braci, north Of tl,c
point where tue vessel struck, md that while,
stG ~ arn oo,, tc Ii&s. IN ehr, tHay
i"t, l,rcn sosiv n,"kint. lccw"y' a,t, rnnnns i,
tn~cyI thc icnI Wnfch ri. kant for liz
ifmsIy tnni ,fvht. int Tia wcotIcr wss 40 tbit.k
It could not be scen. anti Ind it bccn
The Nayy Dopnrt1nent otIlciais orc 1tot dleposcI
r. h,nInn nnv t.nc' Thu rcanon.ibillty for lid
, 1877-11-28
AIEXICO,
GOVERNMENT INTENTIONS,

MN YORK, Nov. fla reporter has inter
viewed 6euoE ZaInacona, Who lsas Just srr1ved.
Keportet-WhAt ure the Sivws Of tue Arxlcau
GoyeTnlurutf
Zatns1Dna-As for the sincerity Of tho Alexi-
CAL uoqcsumvus, and its intention to supprsss
, 1877-11-28

NASHVILLE, Teau., Nov. 27.--A special dis
patch from, Bowling Green to the AmniesH says
Alvin Pos, aged IL Ycars, was horribly carved
by Newton Stamps, ~ IL supposed, III several
Kentucky, on sunday, the fatal alteration bo-
lug tho result OF juke.
, 1877-11-28
JUSTICE.
Hopeful Signs OF a Speedy
Restoration of Her
Sway.
Five Years Given the President Of
the New York "Seour-
ity" Life.
A Hypocritical Villaln GS Years
Of Ago .-. Tho Judges
Remarks.
A Neck-Tie Sociable Given
In Honor Of Mr.. Roper,
Rapist.
Hc Is Suspended by tho Neck from
an Eligible and Command
ing Station.
Tho B1atant Outlaw Aande on His
Way to Galesburg, Ill

10y w ~ ~A
-
NJ
mo Frospect o. MOP vloief1ce---
promised.
-
A CHECK TO ANQLO-DEN7ALTE
New Yoax. 'p Mny. .7mRobert 80 eI {. s Caac rrc.,.
,a,. ~ 49, So.... a.. a; t"s,s ~ e Cs, ..a
aont OF sae security L!e-insuFance company
Who was recently eon'actcd for perjury. was to-
state's Prison. A motion for stay of Judgment
IN. ,1anlc,l anil co.c ,,l,c,l n +h, a.: T.,
a,,.s". -, tha ,,.,,.1 ,,,o.,toa. =. ..a.s. -as.
ans"ee " 'ac usua. ~ QUESTIONS aa nlaae response
At Nowburg, had learned no trade, md
tl,ou1I not be- pronounced against him. CbJcf
a 1n..ta ~ 1,"r,s ~ ~, w. ' 1ns'
not recall, in tho course Of loug judicial expo.
ricuce, n time when llayS performed u moro
painful duty than that Which now deyolvcs
upon nc: You are now an nsed man, seFgt"e
upon thrcc'scoEe years aud. ton. You
lave, during tlat long Life, borne IN
excellent reputation. Men hayo looked
~ ~ w sua, 'sastsu sou, .. .ol'eu upon yo1
lof Inc sa1ety Of afgo. Investments oi money
aud, doubtless, Ind at all times unboundcl con-
lIeIcQ IN your integrity, You arp surrounded
by an cstlnab]o ian!ty. upon whom tlis b]ow
u.t 5at ,r,,' ,troa,.r .arnr,,v +naa a,.t ~. ~.
i''uss .ali ~" stca'ss eescttS tt'a'e "taan "
sel'. fcf fn becomes my duty, alter what bc-
love to havo been M impartial trial mud con-
yIettou, to pfououprc tho sentence Which
viii hovc ,hcse tcrrlhl, ct1,sro,,rnrcs '
~. ~ 'n, ."sa' .'.."', W..
hot oa'5 upon youfse'1, put upon
yeur Innocent family. But thtA
case Is ono which, however painful 1t may bc to
me. absolutely renurrs tint tim .cntcncc of tia
,ns shan ho i,,rt,sn,, u1I,,, .hn,i annra, " =. =
~" 1un'' " "'poseu' "uaen euu'. ope.ato ~ 10 u
warning una an example, speaking Oh Cases
| to be safe for men who sought to fay IN somc.
tb,n,, jnr thoI, fac,tns ,vlrt ,nio,, Ia srIoxo1
sm.s .,,,- 49, -AaS +,'s., 49,
alter 1ne'F Own aeatlS' anu WHO looRe0 10
such an organization for the futurG' &C.
curity OF tleis widows aud children, tho
Judge said; ~ can conrclyo Of no trust moro
.s..,,t .,.s,, ~. . -. ~,
, 1877-11-28

HEef1a1 EfF0dstH 70 7h8 C@ac010 TT1bHns,
EAST SAGINAW, Micll., NOV. a7-A yount
.nan named John puwors was killed yeaterda,
by failing tree In tho camp Of Pearson Il Al,
lcrman, on the Tittabnwasscc River. Dccca.e,
was 70 years old, unmarried, md had relatives
at Pct0rboFo, Ont.
, 1877-11-28
IiANDE,

GTs l4uuIHs MUtt NUFt at.--ouCFlll i1llCueoGht
Chtcf.oi-pot'cc Kimscy, and Prosecuting
itcre this morning to take charge Of Frank
Randc, tho e4,tlnw. They proceeded at onco to
The -Four Courts, whore tl,cY had n conference
with the polEos Board, anu elrne to a eatIsfac-
tory agreement concerning tho division Of tho
reward offered for Handles capture. Tho tcrma
OF the division, however, wero not made public.
At I o'clock thu formal delivery Of the prisoner
to tho illinois authorities took place.
At 8 o'clock Eande was led hancnf{cd from
his cell, placed ,u M ambulance, md driven to
tic Union depot, where he was put on board a
train Of tho Chicago, Burlington IL Quincy
Railroad. Tho fact had been ma,1o public that
tho famous desDorado was to be taken from the
st. Louis J all, md, in consequence, crowd Of
about 2o0 people assembled AZ the Four Courts
10 witness thu transfer and Fcs eight Of Randc.
1t was only block distant to Tho depot, aid
the curious crowd followed.
At tue depot werc several hundred people,
attracted by tho same morbid curiosity to sec
the outlaw. ltando continued bis braEgadoeio
10 tho last, talking necessarily whtlu on tho
way, and spcaking to tho crowd while being
conveyed Into the car. being rlacci In sent,
lie put BIZ, hcud out Of tho window, and satd to
the mob:
"You fellows must be good boys, anfl Keep
out Of tho Penitentlary. pnl In he'll Of ifx,
but guess I'll como out all right. I'm sorry
to leave you, but yost'yc got scoundlcls here q
Id elEl,t worse than an'.i'
One man IN tho crowd said: ~ guess you
I won't have chancc to kill any more police
men,"
Another said: "Whcn they get you over to
| Ualesbt,sp you'll know how It Ia yoursrlf.n
Another said; aThsy,ll ctyp you a lcmpon
, 1877-11-28

EHia, Fa-, Nov. 27.-TAo three ulsa Indicted
fos tarrtoX aud feathe:tug y woman Of doubtful
character At Watsrtot4, In thls county, have al
10 Two yeAzA
, 1877-11-28
STEAMER BURNED.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 27.-Tao steamer G, Il.
Northam, plying between thls city and New
Ilavcn, WINS burned this morning Mt her dock.
Three co1orcd men pcrsshcd. Loss, Sl75,o0o:
insurance, &l20,Q00.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY, BUT Lice. LOWER !;
FUTURES CLOSED QUIET BUT STEADY-FLoUR
FIRMER-wHEAT FIRM-coRN FIRM-oATs
HIGHER sTEADY-PoRK EAsIEI-
LARD EASIER -pErRoLEUM FIIM-sPIRITs OF
TURPENTINE AND RosIN QUIET--oIIs FIRM
COFFEE AND SUGAR QUIET-FREIGHTs UN-
CHANGED.
THURSDAY, March Sc p. M
Tho markets were quite generally Grm with mod
crate movement on Change Flour armer particu-
larry for winter wheat flour, which scarce Wheat
was firm but with especial movement. Corn was In
fair demand 6rm Oats active and higher Whiskcy
steady. Pork and lard easier. Freights wcro I'M
changed Cotton the spot Lice lower but closed
steady Futures closed quiet but steady Coffee sugar
quiet. Oils remained firm. Petroleum lower.
Naval stores very quiet
CoFrFE-There Is somewhat better demand and q
stsadier feeling for Rio. Tho sales 1883 bags cx
Acton private The following lots taken
ofstock = 1925 bags, EXAMINE and Lilly 537 bags Hum
boidt and bags cx-Acton Mild coffee remained quiet
We quote :ordinary csrgocs I6c. l6c fair do lsc
good do. I9c prime do. lss&c 2oc range
lots, Ice 2isc. Santos. fair good 1870. lec, gold
80 days; Java government bags 22c. 23c. do.
mats BE. 2ic; singapore. l9c. 2ic ccylon. 100
gle. Maraeaibo, ise. zoe Laguayra. lsc. zoe ia
maica. I7c 1sc 8. Domingo I6c I6,4c Porto Rico,
Isc 2oc Costa Rica lsc. 2lc Mexican 1sc Igsc
Macassar 1sc 2lc Angostura l9c. 2uac. savanilla
lcc, n 2Jc Cnracoa Ice Istsc.
CoTr0N the quiet and Lice lower but closed
steady the decline cur market Tor futures opened weak
aud Isle lower but before the close Of business the decline
uly recovered The market coscd quiet but steady
Liverpool led lower both for spot cotton and
arrivals. with 1900 bales sales Later advices from Liver
repor ed an easier market for spot cotton and l6d
arrivals i.10d lower.
The closing to-day with Wednesdays clos
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL g. ls77-TRIPLE SHEET
1855 good ordinary. iose Ss.rsesp. 20 bale. Stock

loss good ordinary Ioc Net receipts 70 baes Stock
$3.50
Flour steady; sales 800 bills At 81 80 q - tor No
spring 81 10 - Is for amber winter s ~ 50 for white
winter and 81 - 81 10 for double Wheat higher
sales Of No Milwaukee club ~ 81. No. 40, 81 So
mixed a. Sde, Barley inactive; No. Canada held at
Trade Hight to-day prices generally
Floursales $40 bbls unchanged prices wheRt-Sses
ouD bushels Northwestern spring aud 500 do sample
81 u; 7J do white ~ %: do Northwestern vt
~ ~ Corn-Saes II car loads Of track JDisc.
= sac; car yellow do at SEE. oats-saes car loads
changed Railroad irsights unchanged Reeeips-Fiour
$500 bbs wheat. l2On bushels - 500 do. osts
rSar ssSasy G ss bushels sI. do Corn
oats, 1900 DO; barley. 6aoo do. rye. 400 do
An. TOLEDO. April s, 1877.
Flour steady. Wheat steady; No. white Michigan.
q so extra d. 81 80: amber Nichigan spot aud April
,oa and Michigan red 81 81 30 red 81 a rejected red
X 10 Corn STEADY h,ie mixed ts No SPOT tas
seed. ~ 4o mammoth. - IS. Rseepts-a.eoo bushels
wheat 900 do. corn snipnents-5.0U bushels wheat,
1900 do corn 1000 90. oats
Flour quiet but firm Wheat In fair demand but lover
No chicago spmng, q 27at cash or april; u ;s2,s
81 o. Corn ia iar demand but lower; 3sc cash 42skc
bid May; s254c bid. June. Oats dull and nomina
cash; 1895. May. Rye steady and unchanged. Barley
lower: Sit i2t, cash April; Si4 70. May; Sl4 30
Sli 3ai: june Lard dull weak and lower; ~ - 10 CO.
cash Or May: 81 a1 ~ =? June Bals meats steady
bbls. wheat 1900 bushels; .c.rn 5000 oars 1000
do rye, 800 do barley 1l.Qoo do. shpments-Flour
500 bba wheat 500 bushels; corn 10000 do oats
call OF board = Wheat hc, &c. higher Pork
2tsc. lower. Lard unchanged.
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csps 900; bank notes received for redemption.
S5sOo0o
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There was but little business doing to-day In
Government stocks, but they remain Arm and
closed steady Al the following quotations: -Uaised
States currency SKIES, l231s 123k; do do, 1881,
registered, 1t1ys III; do. do, do, coupon, ll2K
1924 do do, 1885, registered 1867 1885, do do.,
do, coupon, 1857 1881; do. do, do, new, regis
tered, 1855 . l0Sk; do. do, 40, coupon. 1881
1851; do 90, 1851, registered. lllk lllK do. do.
do, coupon, lllk nix; DO do, 1893, registered,
ll3K = ia; 40 do, do, coupon, llSk ia; do
ten-forties, registered, 1lok Ill; do, do, coupon,
ll1H lllx; do. nves 1884, registered ll0ts 10Y
do do. do, coupon. 1l0ss = 1l0X; do. AS, 1891,
registered, 1861 loo,s.
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the Board steady for Tennes-
sees aud Missouri skies funded "a . 95. District Of
Columbia three-sxty-nves sold at 73Ss decline Of ~
and Missouri skies, long bonds, at 1861 l05a4.
In New Orleans Louisiana consols sold at $50 64i
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds generally higher, with the fol.
lowing changes In prices compared with last previous
sales; an advance OF TX In Lehish and wikesbarrs
consos, Y In Milwaukee and ST. Paul consolidated
sinking fund.- u IN La Crosse division, u In Chicago
and Northwest consolidated gold sevens, Burlington
and Quincy Fights. New York Central skies Of 1865,
North Missouri nrsts and Delaware and Hudson regis
tered bonds Of 81. There q decline Of 4 In Union
Pacific nrsls; otherwise there were NO changca
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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1918 AND 1850 A. NJ.
5000 US SIS, 1910. r.. l1oT
500 " s So. lo-4o, Q. ll14
23OOO u 5 SIS, 81, c.. llOZ
5000 U q SIS. 81. r.. llos4
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON April 3. 1877.
Cotton nominal: midding 1lsec. low mddng lOs6c.;
good ordinary 1uc. Net rcceipts 2b3 bales Exports
coastwisc $780, stock. 1924.
NRw ORLEANS April ., 1877.
Cotton dull and easy; mddng re ;ow iddlIng Iis.:
good ordinary fOc Net receipts 1877 bales gross 6J Ex
pors-To treat Britain 37l4; coastwise, i,2a. sales
1000. Stock, 233, 49,.
SAVANNAH April ;, 1877.
Cotton dull mddlng. Ike low middling. lie good
ordinary lD4c Net receipts 173 baies gross, 1873 Ex
ports coastwsc. ~ Sales, 400 Stock, 21t2s
CHARLESTON, April s. 1877.
Cotton stsndy midailnp. IKE. low mIddiini. isSc.
llsc; good ordinary. iO1,c Net receipts. go bales
Exports cvastwise. III. Sales. zoo. stock. 2j5oS
wiLxSGrox, ". O., Aprl 8. 1877.
Cotton dull and nominal middling, lie. low mddng.
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The following table shows the opening. highest
ADVANCE AND DEcLTNE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following shows tho advance and decline in tho
closing prices OF tho principal active stocks to-day as
compared with those of yesterday
ADVANCE -Paciac Mail, ga; Now York Central u
Erie, u; Lake Shore, u Union Pacific, u Illinois
Central, "a; Northwestern preferred, Il; q, c., q.
and L. X; New Jersey Central, y ST. Paul preferred,
"; OHIO and Mississippi, q Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, ~; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, n: c.. c.
and l.. G., u; Delaware and Hudson, q; Michigan
Central, Il
DEcLINE.-wcstern Union, v; Panama, Z; Rock
Island, u; Atlantic and Pacific, u.
osIxn PM
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

aMsrgoxG-PHrLLIrs.-A the First Reformed
Church. Flatbush, by the Rev. Mr.. Wells, JoHS ARA.
STRONG, Of Greenvle, Jersey Guy TO MARY GnAcE,
daughter OF Henry Philips, or Brooklyn, L. l.
AvEMEyEn-HARMoN AT Calvary Church. 4th av..
on Tuesday, April s, by the Rev. Dr. +. Washburn,
WILLIAM +. HAyEaEyER to JOSEPHINE L.. daughter ot
Alexander g. Harmon.
Observation-Disclosures 3. 1877, Mt tho house OF
the BRIDES parents. by the Rev Joseph Il. Kerr,
RoDxRr d. McIdsrocK TO i.izxig u. RircmE, both Of
TINS city.
Wn.soS-AsrnosY. "Wednesday. April 4, at Sc.
Johns Church, Elizabeth. ". j.. by Rev. William 3.
Langiord, kESDEicK X. WILSON, OF Greenvie, Miss.s
and MARY H., daughter OF David H. Anthony.
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THE FoREiGS MARKET.

Tho London adviccs report consols a shade higher,
and United States bonds ~ better for Old 1865 and 4
better for tcn-fortics Erie advanced a for the CON-
mon and per cent for the preferred, TO o. and 1917
respectively New York Central steady at co. and
Illinois Central per cent higher, at AN 43. The
Bank OF England directors made change In The ais.
count rate this morning, AMI the IS still per
cent The rate in the open market for three months
bills being u 4 lower. The specie in the Bank
creased f4s0, 900 sterling during the week ending
yesterday, the proportion OF reserve to Liabilities being
3sA against 3os per cent last week. The specie in
the Bank OF France decreased TO- Door, during the
week and the specie in the Bank Germany decreased
bs20C0 marks Tho closing prices In London were -
Consols for money and account, 9CA a 90al; Ave-
twenty bonds OF 1865 todl 1o6 nvo-twenty bonds OF
1867, 1905; tcn-lorty bonds l0sI; new hves 1887
1osk; Erie common shares GA 81; do preferred
do, 10: New York Central, 90; Illinois Central ~
In Paris rcncs sold up from l0sc 40c. to 1851 SOC
In Frankfort the United States funded loan sold at
1884, Montreal advices state that stocks are very
strong with largo transactions The shares OF Tho
Bank OF Montreal sold At Ill, Merchants Bank rs,
and Montreal Telegraph 10.
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Pavenus receipts to-day sA4o. 900; customs 70.
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on contract COO bales. For future delivery tho
100 ut Doc, 100 55c 600 II Ii54c II 52c.
NO Idle 100 At SOC. 100 At 4sc Nay, 100 et
Idle 300 at lieoc 200 i5ac. 400 " 5sc: 800
esc July. go iisic, 1900 at iisoc 7ss;
August ~, a, II @ ooaa go Al sos A.
vsmber 100 at l45c Total ~ 100 bales To-day up
two M--April 100 at Lite, 100 at II 5Dc. loo at
zoe soc j." at y aac May 100 At II tse 100 ..
400 ut Ii.57c 1000 ll.5sc., TOO at ii.55c. 800
II Csc, l'ae lido June e 600 7o a. :. Lifts sgg :.
y zoe. 300 At I1e7c.. 22oo li7oc.. 300 ut lille
800 at IL 72c 600 .lc 400 at Tic. 500 ll69c
!D ~ l7oc July, 100 at T. Toe 100 at II 7dc, 200 At
s2c 800 at II se 200 Il. 800 soc,
u sic, 40 at sic. 500 ut 1i.sac; August 800
u sse enat ilss'c 200 Doe. I.Oo Lille. 1880
a. sae GOO :, :" Csc 200 a. sae 100 At ie Sep
Dor. 3n at ll0oc Novymbsr 100 ut 4sc. Total 100
bnle The receipts at the ports were
203 bales; New Orleans, 1877 Mobile, ;s Savannah 473;
York. 252 Boston. 234 Philadelphia. 40 Total. 2923
This day last week 1905; ths day last 4il Total
since September l. a,72o6o3 bales TO last night Cotton
pressed; by sail 40: to Hamburg by steam com.
pressed to Bremen, by steam. c. compressed Liver
pool I'D by steam; by sail, 732c &c. compressed Mar
ket quiet.
FLOUR AND GRAM pts-Flour. 3ss9 bills wheat.
400 bushels; meal. 2.0ii bbis and $50 bags
Us2s bushels oats i.5 do rye. 5ss do: barley 500
for NIL grades and winter wheat Hour about loo 2
higher and IA some 2dc more paid The
receipts were small and the supply limited The sales
were about II 500 bbs including state Western and south
were about 100 bills Corn meal fairly active. snos
were about 100 bbs aud bags at unchanged prices We
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SAN YRANcIhC0 MINING SHARES.
The following table gives tho prices Of the prominent
gold and silver mining snarcs including the opening
prices OF to-day. received by telegraph from San
Francisco. AL prices in gold -
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MINING SHARES

The following wore the opening quotations Tor min
Ing stocks at San Francisco to-day --Gould Curry,
IL; Savage, s; Chollar Potos, 4s; ophir, 10; Hale
Norcross, 4; Crown Point. Z; Yellow Jacket, o.;
Belcher, O.; Imperial. TX; Virginia Consolidated Al
California, ~; Overmau, 81; Raymond Ely, ~; Eu-
reka G. ", 8; Best Becher, 25 Kentuck, o; Usion
Consolidated, 8; Alpha. Is; Meadow Valley, n; Sierra
Nevada, s. Mexican, IA; Caledonia. o; Silver Hill, 81;
Eureka Consolidated, IS; Justice, 10; Julia conso
idated, az.
The following were the sales Of mining shares In
New York m officially reported -
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3
The closing prices were :


The money market was easy to-day money loapipp
at 81 AZ per cent CALL and closing at per cent
on call:-Ihe following were tho rates OF exchange
New York at the aforementioned cities to-day: =
Savannah, buying u, selling u 81. Louis, 100 pre-
MUM Charleston, easier. Il 4 premium; New
Orleans, commercial 932, bank Il; Chicago, firm, so
premium, and Cincinnati quiet and steady, buying
par selling 1-10 Foreign exchange was nrm at l. 4i.
a4s5 for bankers sixty day sterling bills and at
4S62 81 for demand The nominal rates remain at
ASK ~ and 4S71s.