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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-17
aEETEOROLoGHCAE

INDICATIONS FOR TUE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Jan. IL, Il A. NJ -
For New England.
and the Middle States, rising, followed be slow
ly falling barometer, generally low temperature,
then on Tuesday northerly winds, shifting to
easterly or southerly, clear or partly cloudy
weather, and in Virginia occasional light
rains.
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FRANCE


DHTIHOIu6 10 DC KtCHIIeO.
PARIS Jan 16-The Figaro announces that
Bartholde, the French minister to the United
States, will shortly DO replaced at Washington
by Max Outrey, minister to Japan. Bartholde
Will return to Paris to fiji an important posi-
ton in the ministry of foreign affairs.
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MEXICO.

Hglesins' Troops Defeased-He Wants to
Return to Private Life.
GALVESTON, Texas, Jan. 16.-A despatch
from Brownsville says Gen. Diaz failed to eff
feet compromise with Iglesias aud attac ked
the forces of the latter at Guanjuato command.
ed by Gen. Antillon on the Sd inst, and An.
tillon was defeated, surrendering his whole
army and all their mat erials of war to Gen.
Martinez Iglesias has asked to be allowed to
retire to private life.
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20 r e 6 N
THE EAsTERS QUESTION.

"o Suftdn Dtsp seu 70 Accept
PERA, Jan. 16.-The Marquis of Salisbury
has had an Interview of two hours duration
with the Sultan, who il disposed to accept all
OF the conditions of the amended scheme sub
mitted at the conference.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
=. Q. 8. CT a.

All members of Washington Camp, No. 1, and
also all members of the other Camps who wish to
attend hereby requested to meet at Arcana Hail
at $780, to attend the funeral of late Brother,
N B. Mitchell.
Per ORDER c. A. MAXWELL, r. Sec'y.
jan17 sndlt
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Ar 18th, barquo Willie McLarren, McLnrren from

Ar 14th, barque Willie McLarren, McLarren, from
Hull L.
Sid 1ith, sch Charlie Bucki, Foss Boston,
ST MARYS, GA-Cld 9th sch John Ingraham
Packard. Port Spain.
CHARLESTON-Cld 18th. barque Homeward
Bound. Merriman, Lverpool sch j Lawrence,
New York.
WILMINGTON, NC--Cld 18th, sch Mary Lynn
burner. Coombs Baltimore.
FORTRESS MONROE Ar 18th, brig f H Todd,
Mcguire. Rio Janero.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, schs Cepbas Starrett, Bah
bidge. Progresso 10 days. Evene, Wilder, do 80 ds
Harry White, Hopkins, Point-a-Petre; Fleetwing.
Wilson, Norfolk; Starlight. Freeman, Eastport.
Sid 18th, barque Tidal Wave, for Portland; sch c
Colson, for Perth Amboyi sch Pacific, CHM, for
Rockland.
Belfast for New York.
ORIENT, LI-Ar 18th, sch Seguin, Hall, New Lon
don, to load for Mobile
ViNEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 18th, schs Wigwam
Field Doboy, ia, II days for East Machias; Addit
M Bird, Faies, Boston for Woods Hole.
Ar 18th schs Nettie Walker, ingalls,, and Pavilion
Robbins Hot oxen for BustoD Paragon Shute, iron
Charleston for Portsmouth: Nellie, War; New Yorl
for Calais; C III Eaton Curry, do tor Providence.
BoSTON-Ar 18th. sch Cornelia. Spauldng, from
| Rockland.
CID 18th, sch Gen Conner, Shute, Cayenne.
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GARD.

The Relief Association of the Portland Fire Depart
ment tender vote of thanks to C. N. Delano. for
the liberal donation of fifty dollars to the Association
Such donations are always acceptable from all who
feel an interest In the fremen who risk there lives
and health to and protect the properly of Others
Per order, JOHN Fl. RUSSELL, Sec'y.
jan17 snd1t
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[sales at the Brokers' Board, Jan 1e


easy at g per cent on cali. Sterling exchange is
steady with business at 4S5 g 1881 for 60 days and
Gold sitter under fears of trouble in Louisiana and
tne prospective silver legislation in Congress- The
piece opened at 1863, fell to 1861 rose to 1O7 and
crossed at lo6a The carrying rates. ranged from 81
lg o per cent The clearances were 3i71S,0OO. The
customs receipts to day were $395.OOO. Treasury
hispn n $4,000 for interest and 245OOO for
continued investment demand Stock market irreg-
ular and unsettled.
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Providence Prin, Cloth. Market.
Chicago Cattle Market.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., January 6-The Prin,in
cloths market is strong at 45c for hest standard an
extra 81 x ca cloths Few goods offering under &c.
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Rev. Enos d. Hopkins of St. Johnsbury.
Vt, charged with forging an endorsement on a
draft for $541, has been committed to Jail in
default of bail.
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Boston stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
W. true 81 CO. ' N'oa' W
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LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship Sandman
az packages merchandise Is cases oranges to j e
Prindle, package merchandise to order, package
merchandise to II & Allan. 80 packages earthen
ware to John Porteous, 80 boxes lemons to Hart
Marion Co, 423 do oran ges to same 20 boxes do to
G d Stevens. Wv "
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& 0rehxu San ports.

Foreign sxpOris.
CORK, IRELAND. Schr Kate NJ Hilton-114 800
gals refined oil.
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H0MESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Sld5 9th, barque Willard Mudg-
EFT, Dickey, BurIard Inlet
Ar 18th ship Thfasber Bosworth, Baltimore.
GALVESTON-Cld 18Th, barque Ibis, Sawyer, for
New YORK.
MoBiLE-Ar 18th, sch W Jordan, Stone, Aspin-
wall.
PASCAGOULA-Ar prev to 7th inst, sch Irvine,
Berry, Caibarien.
JACKSONVILLE-Ar 10th, sch Carrie Webb,
Rogers, Demarara.
SAVANNAH-Ar 18th, brig John II Kennedy,
Hickman. New York.
Cid 1lth, sch l. s. d Fisk, Baker, Satilla River.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-03

farming on a still larger scale this
They have two gang plcws r,nninn 'sO''
will seed about 200 acres. They h.s. "a
larged their pastures until they now e"'
from summit to summit of the two ,n'
tain ranges which run parallel with tha u4
ley, the SUBMITS forming the east and NJ
fence for Il distance of four or five mil. "VS
Blacktail valley. the fences connectinr ~ y"
two mountains being about seven milos !, Wy
and enclosing about sixty square milo.
excellent grass lands. W."
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-03

WI will next week commence the publ
cation of a series of papers, by W.. u, Paoor'
entitled. Around the Evening Lamp, pre-
pared especially for the readers OF the HUs-
w. Z. Pabor is a writer Of abill-
tv. lie occupied the position of associate
editor on the Colorado Euruer, from WHICH
position he was called to take charge OF the
Golden Coast Young Folks, which, during Its
brief existence, was the handsomest pueli-
cation OF its class in AMERICA. Ihe enter
prise, having been abandoned, Dir. fabor
has been engaged by us to contribute a
number of his choice papers tor our col
umns.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-03

WHILE on a visit to Bitter .RRat.last sum-
mer, we ascertained that Il OF. the, urgent
necessities OF that valley was u road to BAN
mack, and learned from such gentlemen as
Messrs. Chaffin, Blake, Bass. and Harlan,
that the route was practicable, and have
since did what we could to get the project
under way, and are pleased to note that
both the people of that valley and Bannack
are becoming aroused TO its importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-24

loc Colombo roo, was quoted AZ o. for whole
ac:rsiea. iosss juniper Ssrris. were aul :,
s.se 10, ordinary italian Orange peel was quiet q. as
:ssp-Cos ' Sniss was "s saesa at ise iss War
' "'iisa salts s"a ssSy s
4" S. B %%a v,s w ,s ssss s ' Morn Morn
Ga% a. bulk and g 'dss WAS
quoted at 21fc. assc. chiorA.e potash was mode
ss at s's .ss s ss Sss; a.
a. m ssd aus at @ 10 @
:sS Le0.s passcrsssis spanish
asaaa Sc S isrs. ssia ai4n 'sns at Sac i"'
"c, s. as % 81
saffron was steady At pc Tor American and 80 $40 10.
Cod liver a wa. in al, ssmsSS
hanging A1 from q Is ASH So Aoe quoted
s t ss S. osSs Gess, was SSs q i
u 10 ossssilyer quoted SAC s,c here
S4e gold for white powdered and i:e ls..s sr red
sn so sq os o rune" nsw :. @ ' %
IL far demand NJ is,sc. sweet marloram quiet
aaan.y sS' .ors lss ss
White ss a i
sga s pr second DO yso.ss roo. was aao.sd
vas.saax tor a"s u OF 10, ass
az 4c SIC DO DO export: s5c 7c. goId
s M i at M =. Va. ssa
M07c Asssi,n,ida was steady at l5c lie Carbonate
si.% s''' Sros" do &c S'swa
Trieste, she; yellow English yac canary prime Dutch,
Dutch. l29sc. mixed lie corinnder. 7c Essential
oils were steady. we quote :-Oil bcrgamot. san
9ersons :. -; oil lemon: sanderson's, 81 MA:
OF, cassa, be, all gold: oil cmraway, 81 40 ~ so;
oil cro,on. 81 10; oil citronella. 75c. o5c.: oil
81 s5 oil winergrsen ~; oil sassairas inclusive
oil pennyroyal nominal ut 81 all currency oil OF bay $40
81. The market for English chencals quiet. Tho
sales 10 sal soda ut ~ 40 % soda
tc 80 kegs bicarb soda ut 4sc amt 100 soda
2c. 2kc all gold and 100 casks bleaching powder
We quote :Sodv ash xlT2ts sni soda 81 40
u H. spot: casc soda. Sf62ls bcarbonae sod ~ la
supercarponate Soda John Dwight Co.'S dn kegs.
currency.
dull SEE tor prime and 2ac 35c
for mixed
Fsl-Codhsh steady and about 500 quntmls sold nc
81 for Georges and 80 o. Tor Grand bank Mackere
steady but not quite active about 500 bb sold $40
for SO Tor No. and 81 80 Tor No g. Ierrng-l,ox
held lie 2c. for scaled aud lic Zoe for No nr-
relied quiet; obbs Portland old ut g 70 and onl
a.S,ioorss Bank. 81 So sos ,;r s%"i' B o"
81 so =, rs MackerclExt.a mess, $50 s31 mess So
$os; boatcrs so x27; shore. No. !. $40 81; do
No ., $l0a $40 so: do. No g. ~ 50 5O buy, no l.
S1S; do No z $40; do No. 3, none large No. 2 $ll.
Box herring-scaled. &c. a zoe. No l. l4c !. 15c
FLOUR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ s3 bols wheat,
800 bushels; meal 40 bbls and 1913 sacks: corn,
SO do: barley malt 1000 ao The Hour market ws.
quiet but steady There some inquiry Tor shipping
extras also tor for ut steadv prices.
sales about "a, 800 bbls, including Stale. Western
and Southern ut the annexed quotations Rye flour
steady with sales OF about 800 bills. Corn meal firm
900 bb and sacks sold ut $3 81 IS 65 Tor Brandy
wine aud ~ s5 IS IS for cstern aud Jersey yellow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-24
MAILS FROM EUROPE.

Postmaster James was informed yesterday that the
arrangements for the despatch Of mails IRON the
United Kingdom TO New York, during tho month Of
February prox., will be as follows
Cunard Line, Saturday evening, February 3, from
Queenstown.
North German Lloyd Line, Tuesday morning, Febru.
airy D. from Southampton.
Guion Limo, Wednesday evening, February Z, from
Queenstown.
cunara Line, Saturday evening, February 10, from
Queenstown.
North German Lloyd Line, Tuesday morning, Febru.
airy 10, from Southampton.
Guion Line, Wednesday evening, February IL. from
Queenstown.
Cunard Line, Saturday evening, February II, from
Queenstown.
North German Lloyd Line, Tuesday morning, Fcbru.
AIRY 20. from Southampton
Guon Lane, Wednesday evening, February Il, from
Queenstown.
Cunard Line, Saturday evening" February "a, from
Queenstown.
North German LLOYD Line, Tuesday morning, Fcbru.
ary ~, from Southampton.
Gu.on Lane, Wednesday evening, February Is, from
Queenstown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-24
YONKERS' GOOD LUCK.

Tho special committee appointed on Monday by the
Board OF Wcstchcstcr Comfy Supervisors TO consider
the order Of Judge Dykman In tho matter Of tho ap.
peal OF the Supervisor OF Yonkers tho action Of
the Board In the equalization OF assessments submit
ted their report yesterday The report sets forth thas
the committee doom II impracticabIc ut this time TO
conform to that part OF the order requiring
the Board OF Supervisors TO assess, levy
aud collect from the towns Of tho county, other tnan
Yonkcrs, the several amounts therein ordered for
the that In most Of the towns tho warrants for
tho annu, tax levy have been issued, and the books
are already In the hands OF the collectors and the COLI
lection OF taxes has begun. TO avoid tho great incon-
venencc which would result from this The committee
think that the spirit OF the order can be complied
with by directing the County Treasurer to deduct
from tho levy OF tho city OF Yonkers, IN conformity
with tue order such amount OF awards and costs 70
ordered. In conclusion the committee recommend
that County Treasurer be directed TO doduct
the amount OF county tax ordered to be lowed
upon tho city OF Yonkers the sum OF $9,9s0.
IL being tho amount ordered to DO deducted by tho
order OF the Court The report adopted by vote
OF IL to T. resolution was passed by the Board to
tho effect that the amount named mas been and 10
hereby deducted from the amount heretofore ordered
to be raised by the city OF Yonkcrs, Tor state aud
county purposes" committee composed Of she
chairman clork appointed TO notify the Mayoe
and Common Council oil Yonkers OF the action Of NE
Board.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Herman Fcrzcnho

Herman Fcrzcnholm, manufacturer OF mirrors at
No. 10 Beekman street, has failed, with liastlttos
amounting to about $4,000. Mr.. Ferzcnhem said
Yesterday that the main OF his failure the
suspension OF Henry Louis Brother, varnish manu.
facturers Pearl street, Tor whom DO bad Endorsed
paper to the extent OF $4,000. He expected, how
ever that matters would turn out avOrably time.
The failure OF David Bondhcim, agent Of the Goidcp
Star Tobacco Works of Richmond, Va, a. No 15t
Water street, Is reported. He also carried on the
man ufacture Of cigars ut No 224 Second street. lie
SAID yesterday that his liabilities were not very largo
and that he had arranged with bis creditors Tor
twenty five cents on tho dollar.
Grebnor e. Ticmann manufacturers or bird cages,
No. 40 Corandt street, havo failed. Their habiittcs
not large and settlement Will probably be made
fifteen cents on the dollar.
Tho Now YORK creditors OF Sitter, Price Co., whole.
sale dry goods dealers oil Philadelphia, have received
an offer to compromise 1T iftv cents the dollar.
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lull AND l1.m A N

IU,IJ NM II.JU a. NJ.
lax $1,000 US5.2O. c. '05, n ll0A
, "a l'nh'l ; $40. c. '17.. II35s
ga 1000 U $500. r. 'bs.. ll7is
iOM - Oh, > Js i,-IOr. li3X
lOA 2aoO US 5's, r, 81. 1lIM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-24

P.,n" re 7'de currency; Ransoou. in bond. s,<c
srELrrn quiet and nominal G,sc domestic and
srnAHiss-The marko, was eule, a. Ii,zc
SUGAR The markc,was quiet both for raw aud refined:
o. and s7s hhd meiade Yesterday At s'.e. We quote
Fair refining yss; good do o,.e Cuba fair to
sto rs i0c aIoie do. molasscs hhds boxes rye
do rossry lair 70 eHoss e o ss's refined stand
S Sss a. rf % an ics @ e .s:sss &
llsae cut l.at ii..c ai2e
2oIoxes The market quiet aud unchanged sales were
$1,000 lbs. prime at sse aud 5000 lbs choice Al s,sc,
.Tis.-Ihe market was aule, bu, steady We quo.e:-
Sa"sa 9o al sSa Fns dS
80 - y 20 o. ss,ne ~ 20 81 Socoke s'7aA So: do
ToBAcco.-rhere was good demand for Kentucky leaf
changed prices There was demand o sesaesf aaa
Res were steady Tho s.ss We're i9s case, sanres
ease. no. crop Isl. a. Zoe 7,sc 3, cIoD 1872
%Sas. if sSsaa At p sfss.
Wn,sxrr RECEIPTS. isss bSs The market was dull
fngiclrs.-rhere was more animation noticeable gem
erali, than the day previous and with
steam, were unchanged Euaasemen,s: Liverpool
o oss. Ds"'s %
s ss terms "ns ' yu,Ss. 4 wheat 01sss' .%
TO London per steam. 200 bags clover seed sss,
lbs - tons ,aiow at SIS d TO BRISTOL by sail 8 tons
sss and per =. s 70 s"S st. a. @
with 20 ~ bbl crude petroleum III 5s American bark
hence Calcutta With 400 refined home
with general cargo Mt lump British ship. hence
Calcutta with 1000 cases do and bac~ with general
cargo private terni- British bsrk. recently hence
havrc, with $500 bbs naphtha at Is I'D. Norwrgia
bark, from Baltimore 10 Continent Dutch. with $500
bbls. refined petroleum. reported at Is I'D French bark
with 700 hhds tobacco from New Orleans to bordeaux
lAvre, about Ala I'D. British brig 800 tons
Perth Amboy 10 London. with $50 tons slate 3Os
American barx 40 to Cadiz with
private terms American schooner hence IIay with
2s,, bbs ut Si.4oJ; Norwegian brig 3i4 tons. from
Philadelphia ILsUon with general private
terms; British brig, thence 10 Bnyonne with 200 quar-
tiers grain At is I'd two Norwegian bntks reported from
baltimore ~ Cork Tor ORDERS with 800 grain
zach u ts. Sd.
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January !. this year, were s23, SIS. 500. against
SIC, .S4l for the corresponding period in 1875 and
Sic, 7A4. 492 in 1874.

January !. this year, were S23, SIS, 502 against
,34l for the corresponding period in 1875 and
SIC. IA. 492 in 1874
THE yoREiGx MARKET.
The London advces report fractional decline In
consos and United States old 1865 and new Hves.
whilo 1868 and n-ortes recorded slight improve
menl Eric advanced to 1914 for the common and 221s
for the preferred The Bank OF England lost CO, 900
bullion on balance to-day. Rentes at Paris rose to
l07f 20c Silver is $3.50. per ounce. The following
the last -Consos for money, o. 1916
do tor account 95 1915; Erie shares, lOk In FraEk-
tori United States new Gves 1884 In Paris
renes are l07l l5c exchange on London, 25f 14}sc
RAILROAD bonds.
The market for railroad bonds except for the St
PAUL issues, continues strong, with tho following
changes IN prices compared with last previous
sales:-An advance OF X In Toledo and Wabash
seconds, Y IN Chicago and Northwestern consoi-
dated gold scvens Chicago and Northwestern consols
and Central Pacific 6rsts tSan Joaquin branch) and
4 In e., O., q. and ]. 0rsts and Cleveland und Pitts
burg fourth mortgage. There a decline Of y IN
Milwaukee aud st. Paul consolidated sinking funds,
In the La Crosse DIVISION aud Pacific Railroad Of Mis-
sour seconds This afternoon Michigan Central
scveus advanced to l02x and Great Western nrsts
to l035s Toledo ana Wabash nrsts sold At 1885,. ST.
LOUIS and Iron Mountain nrsts NJ 1913, Central
Paciics at 1919, do San Joaquin branch, at 92s
92 X, ana do, California and Oregon branch, at 9Oi.
Tho Milwaukee and ST. Paul issues exception.
ally weak, selling ut 96H for and N. DIVISION 0St
Tor La Crosse division, and s2< for consolidated sink
ing funds. Union Pacific sinking funds advanced to
964. The following the closing quotations for
Pacific Railroad bonds:-tUnion hrs,s, lo37t to lO4;
do land grants 102 TO lQ2h; do. sinking funds, 96H
to 81; Centrals, 1O7 TO lO7h.
STATE BONDS
In State bonds Tennessee old advanced to II
Missouri long sold at lO4 l04k, skies OF 1878 at
1Ul Arkansas sevens issued to Red River, IL; d.,
funding act, 80. Connecticut skies, INK
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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I. p. N.
Z $500 Us 5-2o's. $40 1l7ts
Z 800 US SIS. lO-4o c.. ia
I 10000 US SIS. T. 'Sl..... liz
100 U ) 5's. Q. 'sl... liza
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-24
KENYON COX'S CREDITORS.

A meeting or the creditors OF Kenyon Cox the part
OF Daniel Drew held yesterday at tho Office Of
Register Fitch, corner OF Broadway and Leonard
street. The object OF Mr. Coxs petition in bankruptcy
IL to release himself from his individual debts TO
irm and from tho deficiency OF 500, 900 claimed by
tho sgnec Of Daniel Drew tho sum ho ought
to have paid with tho advance OF $3.50 600
made by Daniel Drew after the failure Of the Arm.
Mr. Cox not present ut the meeting, but was
represented by counsel Only TOUR creditors proved
their claims which are as follows:-Moyer Il Finn,
$780, 9O7; Harvey f. Aubrey, ss01 5S s. g. Black
we'll $3.50 30; George W. Powers, assignee OF Robert
Hasey, sl0,s 63. Aftcr the appointment OF Mr. John
IL. Piatt assignee tho meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-24

Deveied GU conrac 500 bales For future delivery the
i o S %sss s 'sT oa SS Y a March, s Y
i i ss s,y ;Sj 4 y S J:Iss.; !;
400 at is'ss total, 400 bales. To-day up I. two 7. NJ.
at IS 5s 800 sc e Il Essru. a a. j. g e 500
- 7lSc March, 90 At Ii 10 BE, 400 At iss.e zoo at
II Saf s .s SSs 's Ss q 4 j. 1850
10 i;lSc in at - = BE April aoo ~ 10 .I.s2e 100
a. IS i5-ioc 400 - s3I;a2c 900 at 10 2932c May,
Ilssse 100 at il ssas a. iSc, 500 At Il ssac u;
June, 800 at i4,lc roo At Il 9sac 500 a. l4i.c; Aa
& Sa o. Grand ss SeSs%SSr Sa soo
Tx r1ss ss Ssw As r p", yers o
nah as cssres,os Wimnsso o' 4 s Ss rS%1
2SSs; Baltimore 49, Ns % s YORK a2c Boston so Phil
TENDER l. 2gas ~ bales last night. Cotton rcighs
TO Hamburg by sieam c. ie. compressed BY sail W.
re- To- bremen. W steam ,sc ;onipressed; BY sail sc
v3zc.. compressed. Market quiet
,oDS o was aasa quoted "a at Us s7 gold in
dercd q. S. go, currency. snclac firm with an ad-
yancing tendency. We quote;-D. c.. s5c gold: do.
obSng lots sc other second grades IN propor
Il 1n sssn Iis s",rsnsy nseng Wa steady IT.
CamDhor was steady AZ sse. Tor refined in bbis.
i"r pswdsIsa IN SS. aad SOC. Tor DO sosss
9,c. tor tho former and 55c eoc. Tor the latter.
io w Sao''i sss ITO s or refined ely Sna
~ 70 ~ 30 currency burgundy pitch
SIZE Guarana was entirely nominal At 81 90 49, Mamma
small large ana sSs for Sorts Dis i di vi
per .n ou Ssss sss suss a. sG
Bichromate potash was quiet nc loo. . lie Sal
n" sS%" su ws ss s0s ' a. '
hrm At vsc GO. Csssia buds wore quoted yelSc