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Ship John De Costa, Husans from Phladephia for San
Francisco May H. lat 81 n. lon Al W.
Ship CASH, Dr. rrery, from Musqnash. NIB FOR Liver
pool May ~. lat a.. Ion "a.
Bark George yIr, MOORE from Cardiff for AMER. April
IS lat 3 \, lon ~ w,
Bark Henry Norwei Burgess from Oporo for Archan-
gel May ~ lat ~ 81, lon l6 US.
Bark Burrill tBrl Morrill, from Dublin bound W,
was seen May ID. lat so "a. Ion 81 Oo.
Lam
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AsdKR, April 13Passcd bark korser tDnn,, ofovc "ops
Kong for New YORK. -, -. IN, n,do.
ASxsroLIs, Ms. juno 4-Arrved. brig Mary (Bp Dodge
New YORK. e., r.s..,,t fpr,
BosnAy May HIN nor ships Prince rrede rr sn,,.
Alronauin tBr) Dexter. foi do Gen Domvilie leD
ton for do VIM Douglass tbr Douglass. TOT ao' A'eS
BAHIA May i2In port bark. Osborne Br smss n 70,
New York; Loyal Sam tBD, Rains, ZOE ~ 1o''0' wa
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DEATH FROM STARVATION.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 10, 1877.
Ezra Newcomer aged twonty- four years, died in
the York County Hospital last evening from starva-
tion having pariaken Of no food for fifty three days.
Newcomer became insane through domestic troubles.
Soon after being married he had difficulty with his
wife, and they agreed to separate and divide the
household effects Afterward she sued for mamie.
nance He was imprisoned, and insanity followed.
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OBITUARY.
JOHN CANAvAN.

John Canavan. formerly member OF the firm OF
Caravan Brothers, pharmacists, OF this city, died at
the Alcxian Brothers Hospital, In Chicago, OF quick
consumption on the 9th inst. Deceased was born In
Ballynena, county Antrim, Ireland. during his
ucnce IN TINS city he held prominent positions In the
Pharmaceutical society OF New YORK, and was Tor
some years President OF tho College vi Pharmacy.
His lie devoted to his pfoicssion IN which he at
tanned the highest place. acquiring the especial esteem
OF the medical and druggist fraternity. The rcma ms
wcrc 10 this city for lntermcnL
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SAILED.

Steamers Scythia (Br for Liverpool; Tho Queen fBrl
London Hindoo tRr. Hull; Labrador tFrl Hsyre; City
Stream, Charleston; Richmond lewes. Del banks Nave
sink Shanghai: Hudson. Ydkohsma; peropolis !Nor',
Stockholm Northumbria tBr) North Shields Martha
Reid tBr), Belfast; brrs Mary Jane Wilbur Br tooe
Olaf kyrro tNorl. Plymouth: omeiy Orr, Paspebac D
r-o Belfast schrs Mary Lnnt Pointa Pitrc; Spcedwa.
Governors fiarbor: Tam o'shanicr Port lowe Goat
Island Acadia lr), PoIDt-H- pitrc; De Mory Gray
Charleston: Sunny south WILMINGTON. NC.
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ELEAzuR K. POSTER.

Judge Eleazur X. Foster, prominent citizen OF
New Haven, died OF heart disease, a his residence in
that city yesterday. He had held various important
Offices and rival Tor the republican nomination
for Governor Mr. Buckingham, in 1858.
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SUICIDE OF A BARTENDER.

John Ba,bgsr, BARTENDER, lately out OF employ.
mcni committed suicide last evening at No. IL Ridge
street by shooting himself through the head Two
weeks before he had attempted TO end his lie with
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GEoRGIA's CONVENTION ELECTION

ATLANTA, juno TO, 1871.
Special dispatches TO the Daily Constitutions from
sixysx counties give 1000 majority for The Conven.
tion There are counties, off the line OF railroad,
to hear from. 1t will probably require the Official
count to determine the result
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AUGUSTA, June Is, 1877.

Returns from fifty three counties give 946 majority
for the Convention. Returns come In slowly. 1t Will
lake several days to decide the result.
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MILL EXTENSION.

FALL RIVER, Mass, June 10, 1877.
The directors OF tho wampsnoag MIL In view Of the
surplus on hand, voted 10 day 70 build another mill
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Shin Waiter Wallet (of Yarmouth. NS), Hatfield III ON
Calcutta Feb ~, 10 Boyd h Iiincken
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THE ESSEX AT PORT ROYAL.
PORT ROYAL, S. e., June 49, 1877.
The United States steamer Essex, Commander
schlcy, from Norfolk, Va, arrived here to-day.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIS DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE l3, 1877
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Russia (Bp. Cook. Liverpool june 2 and
Queenstown I'D With mdse and passengers to Franck
Steamer nerdsr gGer), Brandt, Hamburg May 30 and
Kanhardt Co Was det.n.a scow hours BY fee had
with fog and rain June - A. 40 passed ice
Steamer France Orr. Trudee. Havro Juno via Pym
outh Sd with mise and passengers to Louis ae Bcbsu
and passengers 10 VIM civdc Co. Was detained
side SANDY look > hours By fog. o., 49,.
EieSmona: Kely. Lewes Del with n'dso to tho
Steamer Si.rsfa 200 son., Curtis. Chester. Pa
Bark Cora Green lof Bangor,, Collins. Dcmcrars 20
days. with to II Trowbrdre's sons; vessel 10
rerars Tsr.o n.a csoms Trieste rs and Gibraltar
Bark Lizzie Ircdalc of LIVERPOOL Mossop s. Vincent 10
dn days with to
Welsh vessel 70 MASTER
Apr H. with ai, to Barring Bpo. vessel to swan som
schr Leon. Godfrey Corpus Christi q days with bones
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer City OF Fitchburg Springer New 5sdford for
Marshall ps55ns Sssswss Boston fGy New York.
schr Fstelle Rogers, Woods Hole TOR New York.
sh Ss DssIs Fs gc Sf cr
Sem Sem MsIwls Bassss rfoySs"ss fsr %.w YORK
sehr Texas smith. New Loeelon iof New York.
scnr Henry French Bonneli New London for New York
schr Addie + Avery. Thompson. New London for Bati
MsT London S for Nov York
schr Lamar tine. smith. Now Haven tor New York.
schrJ Carrinrton Parker New Haven for Baltimore
leading sIsis s:fs si
schr Hattie Lon. Weight. Hartford for New York.
eh Smith roa e. NSy YORK; ns.S
Schr Fannie Russell Rankin. Portland. CT, for New
schr steriing, Ball. Brdgepcrt tor New York.
schr Msry Rice. prr rdrencr for ' New YORK
schr Joseph Potts. Rowland, Fort Jefferson for Now
schr Haze. McNamee, Greenwich for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Title. Ewing. York for New London and
sehr Pacific. P.ase New York Tor Ro,kand.
schr Pointer, Dill. New yor. for rroyidenee.
s ss New & y Ss snSs.
Schr Georgia. circuit. New inrs Tor Boston.
schr Abbir Bryant, Bryant New York Providence.
s sSr t"%ae se Sidney New York r" Sssoo
schr ) Rieker Kicker. New ,ork tor Bridgeport. :.
se"r Flora sawyer Nut,cr Hoboken for ,os.an
@ se simpson, 'ST NJ
Schr Griiinr, Stockton. Iloboken Tor Maiden.
sS yysS f% ss o SsoSs
schr senator Grant, Hondon, Tor roI,smoS.h, Nh,
scr Panthca Nickerson Rondout for chnrlcsown Mass
enr J%s Saksr Rissr SSabu"H for rre"iacneo
schrJ g Harris. smith. iiavcrsirsw for .tony.roox.
schr u A Deming, Boardman. Eiinabethport for Hart
schr Ann Eliza Robbins Port johnson for New Bedford
schr Maggie Bell. IIsll, po,, johnson Tor Rocklsnd.
schr Mary II stockham. Reed. Port johnson for Boston
schr Mary Bsyles Hasson, Port johnson for Bridge
schr ELIZA & Rebecca ssoddard Amboy for Providence.
schr Carrie I hy; IIix, pori johnson for Boo,hbny.
schf .lelen Rowell, Nickcrson Amhoy for Boston.
Sch wm lime, Triso s, AAmeoy t9r y; New London
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination
Steamer.
OMc

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND July.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
4 BARGAIN IN BOATS OF ALL KINDS ORDERS
Arecetved by +. DESMOND Boat Builder 81 Peck slip,
city
A HIGH PRESSURE STEAM rue FOR SALE TO
hcose an estate length. 81 feet; BEAM fcet depth
hold feet draft running carrying coal and water eet
terms cash. Address N. ,. t. box 40 Herald Office.
L,OR SALE-HANDsOME sLOOP YACHT. 80 FEET
longs fast and able; IN perfect orders or can be char
tered. w. J. COLE. ~ Mercer 81.
CTEAM SCHOONER YACHT rRrANT FOR SALE
kCSo feet long draught. compound cngncs economical
fast perfect order handsomely outntted. Apply aboard,
loot 18th st., Brooklyn.
WANTED STEAM iACnf. CAPABLE OF cAhRi-
w ing from 20 TO 80 passengers for pleasures VIII pay
from $500 20 $500. Address MASSACHUSETTS,. Herald
office.
WANTED FOR CAsh-TUG OR PROPELLER, 80 70
w ~ larger good running order draught eight
feet address DAWSON, box 1879 Post Office. New York
city.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A MEXICAN STANDARD SHOT OF suPLkIOR FIN.
xAish. also Lead Pine and Sheet Lead.
COLWELL LEAD CO., ~ Centre ana ,3l2 Broadway.
DlvoRcEs .QrIErLY.-ANy. STATE. PAY WHEN
Ddvorced. AMERICAN LAW AGENCY, removed OPP
opposite City Hall. 252 Broadway.
NIvoRCEs LEGAL EVERYWHERE SPEEDILY OBJ.
lJtaincd without publicity. No advance payments
FREDERICK KING, Lawyer, ST. Marks plaza
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
poLyugAp. June IS, PM-wind ENE. light.
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head weight ewt strong c. Kahn sold for j. Brown ~
Ss"'usAS 6uss iss .sa ID 'S seS % rni y o ss
steers ~ s~s pss pse o e, weight "a s@l; 20, '""l' s.
weight. @ ~ sw, strong o sw ,esn; : llas. steers
Kopsr 20 M.. - se, on ~ psr nesa weIs q" '"r oe m
brad on go % head aud SOC Oh bead 70 asad,
steer, :, Dye pc. " wi'h SOC. er per head
Ailer,pn II Illinois steers a o. Der H.. weight 81;
ewt stFeng; " Illinois steer a ae per IT, weights rA
ssighi * wi. !. q Doaae sid t,r waSei Aiisrtea
's PEI pS' a ,s Hss5s & III S es b.sa @s
~ ewt; IS Illinois .ieers n5sc. vsic. %, b,
y on per p ss,d wesi.t Tony sons so a Tor N
ao per o ri Iii oc sS"' % per head. wight
oS w, ct ~ limos sisers q a1se per To-. WEIGHT
Is. 10 wfisi' s@s; 4 Colorado, siss,.is
sold iorJ . Eenaeky oxen al .e per weigh, -
s 'ssa, hen,assy sxsas eper wsigh, 7 sw.
for for T. r. EyfSr % y Missouri sSsn !. e per No. mI,h
weight ewt sean. 10 rissour steer. at io.c per d.
wsfh'' ew scan IA cws; Missouri steers At i'sc
sassr asp LAsrs Trade slow, ea, steady. sheep sold
quality Se ok Ssas was % s' good is T.
ses'"s 'n 't ia % sheep Weigh s lbs per head a;
" ~ ewt i5s OHIO sncsp ~Sri, io3 lbs per head
D'S ss's Weight ss's head
s PER pr, III * o S Sheep .ssss ~s ~ss y u @ s PR s head
7c per ID. Judd buckingham sold 3 Kentucky sheep
ss"' sr c Eas rasoes @ sold HER Ss,ss
snss s., ~sss % i r. 1s =. @ per 70 S dh p no' sheep
4eoo lbs. az aAc perl Ohio sheep weight si2o iO
at &C. per 10. j. Kirby sold iN ILLINOIS sheen. wcisht
44Mo ins NJ - 7opcr ~ Ohio sheep weigh, 1880
lbs ~ 5c per ~ ~ Michigan sneep, weight LOCO lbs
~ oc per w. .6l Michigan sheep. weight .t5lO lbs. ut
&C. per b ~ Miehisan sheep weight 4o'o ibs, ut o'4e
pcr H.; 81 Michigan sheep. weight o.OoD lbs At
6tsc. per lb. Davis iiallsnbeck sold ia mi
nois sheep. wei-ht $50 lbs. at De- per ID. O,
nes sheep weight i7sao lbs y. 0c per l' a,7 state
Sheep weight 3l,2io lbs, 5ic. H. ~ Michigan
sheep weight 100 lbs ut 6c b ~ Michigan she.
weight n lbs. at 0sc. III. sold tor week cnung
March s. 1877 a1SD sheep and lambs ut So A.
head linnc Elliott sold a1s nho sheep. weight 81 0eo
lbs, at J'ic. H. " state sheep weight $50 lbs
c. per ID ~ state sheep. weight $40 lbs. at 5c per
lb no state sheep. weigt lUi7O lbs ~ &c per b nO
state sheep. weight $3.50 bs. at ~ 10 ~ State
sheep weight 2.I;n lbs. at 6ssc perld 81 state sheep.
weiat tSp bs. ut 7c ID ~ state yearing lambs,
weight 1910 lbs. at Sc per ID.
MiiCn Cows.-rhose To hand held IN sale.
NkALs AND tALvrs-Sales tuo few to influence trade.
HoGs-i2o Ohio hogs he.d sale On live weight.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. March 5. 1877.
Cotton dull, nominal; middl,na iisic; low middling.
,iAc; good ordinary iotic Not rsssipt.. o7a DAes.
NFw ORLEANS. March 8. 1877
Cotton quiet and steady middIins. ia,c low m,daling.
574 Sales, 25o5 stock ;iol S:si
MonLK March 8. 1871
Cotton unchanged; mddng lis.e. low middllng.
II 3-lUc; good ordinary. 10 l3Gc Net receipts 80
sAyASxAn. March 8 1877
Cotton steady; middling. l2'sc low mddng, iisuc.
sS sales s s @ '''s' Exports
CHARLssroN. March 5 1877.
la sss'os SSs' na man s sS %as 4o 4 a
ports coAstwise, 592. Sales. 500. stock. 36ois
wrLxrxGrox. n. c.. March 3. 1877
@ for 81 s.ainsd Crude tnpsn,ne sady q y 90 for nra
Flour uneange sales 1900 Ds %asa %'.sa STEADY g.
u s White aesa & ns latter ,sa ssa' u
Settled So GnnaSa held "t s@c 80 ao we Com a
mea'--tolted s2G: unb"ed. s24 s2, Mlfeed- shorts
ments BOO bbis.
Markets generally quiet. Corn. wheat aud barley in
liGnt Flour lrn Other articles paie steady aud
, xl's VI HIsh,S;% wheat soS tsshsI.
at 5os; 8 ear. do at prisate terms, 8 cars do,
y ca ssrowsa state barley ss@s ana
%hs s8 s. i%sty s a. our. Ss a
s Ssrsy S g. g ys so do d. e
d.; barley. 500 DO: Tys 500 do. Srsn in Store "nd
ahoatWheat. 16G5s6 bushels 2OJ, 500 do. oats
IA. 1862 do: barley, 2sssU rye 1887 do peas 400
do malt. 81. .544 do Total 70O0is bushels
TOLEDO March 8, 1877.
Flour firm. Wheat hrmer; No .hise Wabash. 81 -;
No white Michigan. 81 81; April. 81 81; extra do
held 81 56 amber Michigan, spot, 81 4fs4 offered
81 ~ asked April ~ 81: May. u 50; No. DO
held 81 32 No. red winter. 81 5i No. do 81 i4s
~ 10; April 81 Al; No. red held at 81 81; rejected
Wabash red. y Oh Corr aaet high mixed: la'sc -
43i+c No = 43c. May. 46,ac:; rcscted. s21s slsts
dull rejected 3ic. Clover seed. SS 80 Receipts SOD
bb Hour 1000 bushels wheat 400 do. 100
shpments-2OO bbis. Hour, oJo bushels wheat,
19.UOO do. corn, 5000 do OATS
CHICAGO. March Z, 1877,
At the afternoon call OF tho Board whcat heavy and
lower; 81 2l7s. April: 81 25sa, May Corn heavy and
lower; 3914c, April; 4ssac.. May Oats dull and un-
changed. Pork heavy $li 10. cash: $Il 10,
April Lard heavy and iower 81 So 80 90 APRIL 50 10,
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SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
THE ENGLISH BoSDnoLDERs AGREE TO THR
PROPOSED PURCHASE.

THE ENGLISH BoSDnoLDERs AGREE TO THR
PROPOSED PURCHASE.
An adjourned meeting Of the holders OF consolidated
mortgage OF the New Orleans Jackson aud Great
Northern Railroad Company, and OF the Mississippi
Central Railroad Company, was held yesterday at tho
Offices OF the Illinois Railroad Company, No. 81 Nassau
street. Mr. Wilson q. Hunt, presided, and Mr. l. v.
r. Randolph acted as secretary. Tho meeting was q
private ono no one but bondholdcrs being admitted
There large attendance, about $l0 O00 600 worth
ot bonds being represented.
Mr. George Ross, tho agent for the English bondhold-
crs who arrived IN this city last week. also present
and took part IN the proceedings.
Mr. Hunt stated that sincc tho last meeting the
courts had Axed the sale OF the Mississippi Central
Railroad Company tor Thursday the 10th Of April, ana
confirmed the previous order tor the sale the New
orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad on Sat
urday, the .I7th inst. The committee OF which cx-
Judge Emott ~ chairman which appointed at
the last mcciiDg TO consider the expcdicncy of pur
chasing both roads and operating them the interests
oi the bondholders reported IN favor Of the plan and
stated that Mr George Ross behalf OF the English
bondnodcrs, had agreed 10 that Of action The
report wns adopted Another meeting Will he held VI
early date 10 perfect the arrangements Tor the pur
chase and appoint committee go Soutn TO attend
both sales and take tho properties out o the hands o
tho receiver.
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the following quotations: United States currency
SKIES, l23 l23h; do do. 1881, registered, lllgs
nav; 90. do, do. coupon. 1925 a ll21s; do. do,
1865, registered, los 1881; do. do, do,
coupon, los l0s1; do. do. do, new, registered,
10s& 100; do do do. do, coupon. lossS 100; do.
do, 1867. registered, liz 1l24; 10. do, do,
coupon lll7 l2s do. do, 1SCs, registered, ll3,s
ll44; do do. do, coupon, llsH ll4A4; do. tea
iores, registered, ITO llO1s; do. do coupon, 1loA
llIla do hves, 1881. registered loo7s ll0%: do
TO- do, coupon, lo95s llos; do ANS. 1891, regis
tered, 105a4 loo
THE FOREIGN MARKET
The London adviccs report firm market for consols
and American securities with fractional advance IN
United States new Gves- Erie preferred declined to
l7K and New York Central advanced to 90 Bullion
u the amount OF fs, 900 was withdrawn from the
Bank OF England on balance to-day.
The closing prices in London were:-Consols for
money and account. 963s 961s; nve-twcnty bonds
1866. DID, lo6s; do. do, 1867, l09% tenorty bonds
lOs1z; new hves, lo7zs Erie, common shares, do
preferred, Is; New York Central 90; Illinois Central
5ots.
In Paris rentos wore 1o6E s7hc and exchange on
london was 25L 1876
In Frankfort Uaited States new nvcs brought l0sx.
RAILROAD BoyDs
Railroad bonds moderately active, and prices
were generally lower, with New Jersey Central Issues
weak; the ursts consolidated ie to SO, decline OF
per cent, tho convertlbles to A. decline OF 34 and
tho rs to 103. decline ofIs The other changes
were as ioows:-An advance OF Il in Michigan Central
sevens, and 4 In Milwaukee and St Paul consolidated
sinking funds There decline Of u in Chicago
and Northwestern conso odated gold sevcns New York
Central 1rsts coupon, and the skies OF 1883. 4
Michigan Southern seconds Lake Shore dividend
bonds, and J., in Central Pacific gold bonds, Union
Pacific irsts and Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana
polls Central nrsts.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT FIRM +; FUTURES CLOSED
sTRoNG-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT QuIEr-ConN
EAsIER-oATs LOwRR-wHISKEY DULL-PoRK
EAsIER-LARD EAsIER--PLTROLEUM FIRMEI--
SPIRITS OF TURpENTINE FIRMER-HosIN
sTEADY-oTLs FIRM COFFEE AND SUGAR
STEADY FREIGHTs QUIET.
MONDAY, March 5-6P. ~
Business was not perccptibly accelerated to-day,
although In some commodities there was rather more
dong. The Inauguration OF the now President was
the universal theme OF discussion everywhere aud
now that 1t is accomplished fact there is, In the
opinion OF many obstacle to the active prosecution
of fbusiness II this be really may look for in
creased activity all along the lines Let 1t The
country awaited It's ADVENT long and patiently On
,Change flour dull and lower Wheat quiet and
nominal; no demand OF moment Corn SHADE
easier Oats dull aud lower. whiskcy dull and nominalIy
lover Pork and lard easier Frcghts quiet Cotton
the spot firm; futures closed st:ong Coffee and
sugar steady. Oils firm Petroleum hrmcr.
Rosin steady and spirits turpenne nrmer.
CorrEa-ihere was fair movemont In Brazis and a
steady market The sales G and BOG bags santos,
Lapace, private terms 5O5 bags Rio Else Esrcht
also private terms. At Baltimore 5000 bags Rio sold
tor New York acloun Traveller price supposed to be
1ac for barely low far At New Orleans sales made
OF 1900 bags Rio Lalapd. at l5s.c for common. aud
800 bags do. Abby Clifford at ls1ac. for barey low
fair The stock Tonight D. DOB bags; at Galvesou
5000 do at New Dreams 1920 do at Baltimore 23SI2
do Total 81 265 bags Anoat aud loading Tor the United
States February 105s bags. Purchases Tor Unit d
states March 3. i62,ooo bags We quote :ordinary
carsoes 17c l74c; tar do 9ac; good do. 20c prime
do 2Oc; for lots. IKE 22c santos fair
to good I9ac 2Oc. gold 80 days; Java bags.
22c 23c do. grass mats. 23c 2lc singapore, I9c
2lc: Ceylon. 10c 21c Msracaibo, Islac 2Oc.; La
guayra IStSc. 2Oc.: Jamaica, Isc. 10c St. Domingo
l6Isc lie; Porto Rico Isc. u 2O2c: Costa Rica 1Sc.
u 3Ic.; Mexican. lsc 2Oc Mania, lsc u i9lac. An
rostura lyc. u 2Oc. Savanila lsac. zoe. Curacoa,
1Sc. ~ 19c.
COTTON the spot active and firm Liverpool
came quiet and hanged with sales OF 500 bales
rivals ed partiny i2d higher. which nerward
lost with further decline l2d Our market Tor futures
weak and 10 points lower but with light receipts
and an actv. demand became hrmcr. and by
o'clock the loss fully recovered After this there
any sellers coming OF Liverpool
ing rner on arrivals holders less disposed
SELL prices advanced 16 points the market closing
strong highest Of the day The closing
vcon,n wi nj AS
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lal7e 100 s zoe November. eo at ~ Ale Dscsn,bcr
no vt II Ale Total 45. 100 bales rand ota % p bales
The receipts the ports rolows;-Gaivcston,
lO72 bales: New Orleans 2.s73 Mobile. 3is savannah
$50; Charleston 7fO: Wilmington, 1877 Norfolk ISL New
York 57s Boston, sos Total s.is4 bales. This day ast
week. rs jOt This day last iS~7l. Toia since
Sept 356O.I79 bales TO saturday night Cotton
freghts closed us ollows:To avrc by steam. 4c. con
To Hamburg, by lc. compressed. Oy
sail Ne sgc 20 Bremen. by steam &c., cor,prsssed ny
sail &c. Ac To Liverpool. by t4d bs sa,i ac
a o-iac couipressed. Market quiet
FLOUR Gg.iS Receipts-Floar. 134I0 bbls whe't'
1000 bushels meal $40 bbs and 7oO saces enrn.
1904 bushels oats ~ 72o 30 rye. 2,ij2 do barley,
500 barley elf $500 do The our market was sti
dni prices in decidedly lower. sales
500 bbls. including STATE. Western aud south
the quotations Rye uour quiet: sales
2D) bbs Corn meal quiet sales go bbis
aud sncss IS - tor BrRndywine aud 81 30 $3 tor
Western and Jersey yellow. We quote
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ERIE RAILWAY INTEREST PAYMENT.

report was circulated few days ago that Receiver
Jewett had failed to the money for the interest
vn tho first consolidated bonds Of Eric Railway,
which, in conformity with the scheme OF rcorganza-
ton agreed upon, was to be paid this month"; and that
tho reorganization would consequently be likely to
fail II is now announced that the coupons OF the first
consolidated bonds duo tho LIST oi September last
winch have asscntcd the sch OF ization
(nlng such assent with tho Trustees
Iondon will bc pad upon sentativn to tho receiver
at the Erie Railway oiiccs IN tins city.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
NJ EMORANDA.

The matter Of tho rece;vership for the Delaware and
HUDSON Canal came up to-day in court, but tho coun
sci Tor the company stated they we're not ready to
proceed, and obtained postponemen until tomorrow.
II will be remembered that Mr. Dickson, the chairman
VI tho company, sent II statement 10 the Stock Ex-
change last week, IN which he promised to meet tho
charges which have already been published In the
HERALD at the first opportunity.
The following were the shipments OF specie for the
East at San Francisco for the past fifteen days:-
-
HOIu uarS ly,y3S
Total. $449, 938
Tho gross earnings OF the Denver and Rio Grandc
Railway for tho weok ending February 2l 1877, wore
$l0.590 81.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
BRANCH IN KEY WEST.

and Is there the class Of Vuco Absjo tobacco
In the Havana factory the quality and aromatic
which have piyen this high crudle
Tue prices m tcraliv TOR
from Havana aud comparison will show that they
every respect fully rey offered in con.
necton with usual list OF Havana cpars IN
ACkER. MEkRALs4 4 COxDIr.
l3U aud i32 Cha,nbers st., New York.
PARK TfLrOkO.
0l7 and 0ie Brsxdwxy. Nev Yosh.