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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02
VIII the Carnival Succeed

Although the street carnival, which is to
enter New York at the Battery on the 10Th
inst, is n novelty, our people are not
wholly unprepared for it. The masked
balls, professions and pageants which
are given every winter might serve
to introduce the carnival spirit here.
Our citizens would cheerfully welcome
any addition to their amusements,
and if the carnival is rightly controlled it
will have kindly reception. But every
thing depends upon the management If
the affair should be made merely grand
advertising scheme, or If its free
mirth should run into extravaganza
and frivolity, the event would not meet with
approval. II is promised that both Of these
extremes will DO avoided, and we trust that
the resul. will prove it. II the gentle
men who control the scheme can give us fun
without folly the carnival may succeed; but
tho experiment is one which needs much
care aud foresight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock market
was active and after noon was much stronger.
Philadelphia ruled New York In the fore
noon the failure of the Union Banking Com
pany sent the market down, and in the afternoon
the declaration of a dividend by the Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad Company sent it up several
points. Gold was steady all day at 1864, and
closed strong at 1OG7s. Government stocks
were firm and railroad bonds generally stronger.
Money on call was easy at gig per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

The aesthetic progress Of the world IL not
great marches forward there is much coun-
termarching which must not be COMPOUNDED
with losing ground. Hence if, as our ample
cable despatch describing the opening Of
the Paris Salon yesterday says, the
standard of excellence is not equal
to last years. we must not assume
that France is losing her eminence
in the domain of art Indeed our CORE
spondent explains that many of the great
French painters no longer care to exhibit
their works in the Salon Having found
safety of public praise they now seek
safety of pocket which even genius can
not often attain under the limitations
of poor mortality. The gears and years
of obscure toll which are fed only on
q hope and crust tend toward produc-
ing q cynicism to public favor when
once the coy goddess Of fortune has
smiled. Why should they toll for the
tickle taste which so long rejected them?
The res augusta cannot be gainsaid even
with successful painters Well, when their
names are missed from the catalogues or
only inferior specimens of their cunning
are seen upon the walls we must not count
it Arts loss, but their profit But it is in
the signs of growth IN the young, the
streak Of newborn genius developing into
broad band of rainbow colors, that
we find delicate test. They are
tho interest on nations principal in art,
soon to be banked and produce interest in
its turn. In its promise rs we'll as its fulfil
ment, therefore, an exhibition like that
thrown open yesterday in Paris has value
for oil who acknowledge the immense obi
CATION the world is under to the artists of
France They dominate the art world be-
cause of the breadth of their school and the
thoroughness of its technique. Rome
will ever hold its place as q shrine
for students; Germany, particularly the
Munich school is making great strides;
Spain seems recreating its art; England
is gaining fine technique, but its art strug-
giles in the bonds of insularism and ad-
vances out of its beaten track timorously as
man on thin ice. France possesses the dar-
ing as we'll as the skill to scale the heights
of color and of form, and so conquers. 1t
is peculiarly gratifying fact that no less
than twenty-one Americans have fought
their way into the promised land of the
Salon this year. When we consider that
perhaps five thousand aspirants for space
to hang q picture were disappointed we get
some measure Of the ordeal through which
our countrymen have passed, and nc
cordingly we congratulate them. What
our art possibilities are we have not
space to consider just now, but every
triumph scored by American artists abroad
will eventually count for good deal at home.
That is real progress, beside which the
disappointment of professional collector
who shovels up heap of rubbish to sell
beside half dozen meritorious works is not
to be counted. What fine imported pictures
are sold is test of spare money and, to o
certain degree, of taste, but what young
American artists are being reared to excel
lence is something to thank God upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02
OUR LONDON DISPATCHES.
rpY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON, May 2, 1877.
Slow and steady advance along the Rus.
sian lines, both In European and Asiatio
Turkey, is reported. Forward, with relentless
purpose, and like avenging Fate Whether they
advance to victory to uncertain success remains
to be seen. Utter defeat would seem to be impos-
sibc. The Russian advance guard has reached
Busco on the railway between Bucharest aud
Galatz. The Russians continue their movements
in lcsurcly manner Contrary to expectation,
the Grand Duke Nicholas has not yet removed his
headquarters to Jassy. lie has not yet even en-
tered Roumania. The Russians are advancing
slowly, owing TO foods, and partly also TO insuf-
ncicnt transport. kilograms have been sent 10
Odessa and ST. Petersburg for 200 wheeled vehicles.
TnR DANUBE EE.opESgD
The most important news OF this morn
Ing is tho announcement from an apparently
perfectly trustworthy source. that Russia, upon
tho decided remonstrancs Of Austria ana =
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feited. Every city member who has worked
and voted against rapid transit must be SO
branded that his constituents may take note
Of him and remember him in future elec-
tions. We accordingly insert the following
BLACK LIST of city members who voted
against rapid transit in the test vote on Mr..
1Ecclesine's motion to disagree with the adj
verse report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

COLONEL KASEs Coach GUARD sounded his
horn merrily yesterday, and the New Rochelle
coach dashed up Fifth avenue amid cheers and
congratulations. The green fields and the bud
ding trees and the clear May Day sky made the
initial trip delightful one to those fortunate in
being PARTICIPANTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

SKETCHES of number of English 'fast"
characters appear in another column. They arc
only horses, it is true, but any one who may
possibly earn two thousand guincas inside Of
three minutes is being Of Importance, no mat
ter how many feet he has or whether he still
wears his winter ovcrcoat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

VERY SINGuLARWnL CASE was decided yes
terday by Judge Van Worst. The fact that the
testatrix and her lcgatces drowned on the
same day led to some remarkable complications.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

From Our reports this morning the probabilities
nre thai the ,ccatlcr in Ncw York today tciH be
colder and cloudy or partly cloudy possibly sciA
occasional Sho,rcrs.
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TRIPLE SHE e T. i.
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. 1877.
NOTICE TO COUNTRY DEALERS.

The Adams Express Company run q special Newspaper
the Pennsylvania Railroad and its connections
leaving Jersey City at quarter four A. NJ daily and
Sunday carrying the regular edition Of the HERALD rs far
West Harrisburg and South Washington reaching
Phadelphis ut quarter past six a. NJ and Washington ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

THEY ARE HAVING LIVELY TINE at Albany
over the Omnibus bill, and members are lodging
the vote.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

A New YORK ALDERMAN announces that the
State Legislature has no moro respect for his
Board than for pack of hounds. The question
now is, What is the degree of respect due to
hounds That settled We can gain some idea of
the value of our Aldermen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

ARE THE LADIES to have n croquet ground in
Central Park is just now leading question Of
the dny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

THE TESTIMONY of Bank Superintendent FL
lis will be found interesting to all savings bank
depositors, as well as to those who have no
money to put aside for a rainy day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

CONSIDERING THE GREAT AMOUNT OF EVIDENCE
taken by the Woodin Investigating Committee
{ is remarkable how little they really find out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

CHATHAM STREET Is SAFE.-The Mayor vetoes
the proposed change of name to Park row be-
cause he believes in old landmarks and historical
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

REAL ESTATE DEALINGS yesterday were
usually large, and great deal of property seems
to have changed hands, mortgages having
good share of responsibility in the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

RIFLE TARGET SHOOTING having become SO
popular It is pity the National Rifle Association
should encounter difficulty in getting suitable
prizes to excite competition this season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

Two FERRYBoATs CoLLIDED yesterday in the
East River Fortunately no lives were lost.
The passengers, however, had n practical cxpc-
rience of the difficulty attending the procure
ment of life prescryers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

A MUzzLE or four-foot string on your dog
after to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02

be executed in Jnne. They richly deserve their
fate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

GTLMoRH's GARDEN.-MusxuS AND cincus
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-TuE DASicnxrrs
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.-TnK PRINCESS ROYAL
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-Rosx MICHEL
BROADWAY THEATRE.-THE woSpEH CHILD.
BOwERY THEArRE.-wpK AWAKE
PARK THEATRE-CoLoSEL SELLERS
JOHN H. MURRAY's GRAND CIRCUS
OERMANIA TIL EATRE,-DER yIsnuAESpLIR AUS ossR-
OrsTERREIcM
wALLACK'S THEATRE.-Mr AWFUL DAD
THEATRE COMIQUE.-vARrrrY
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.-vARrErY
HELLER's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TIvoLI THEATRE.-vAmErY.
NEW YORK AQUARIUM.-QukER FlsnEa
EGYPTIAN HALL-vARiKrv
PARTISAN manifestations.
COLUMBIA OPERA noUsE.-vARIErE
STEINwAY HALIA-EssIPorF
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CIRCUS.
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Tarrant's
SETTER APERIENT

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tnns 8 ibH ssNeia Iaag uarlee iaass i +
pnt ueeasssfs g oBiF4EF lhf psiaif $50 uAusoas
erpFs la susA cases, 1he mstf sseclss lats4fs
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tkFFxg AHs ID j. az ne masi sefetsts. ~
aSserA8ass = Ea@iAi0E nse#nE Nasusese. sold
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MitchelI's New General Atlas


1as; compiling toy subscribers. The sell earned
fame q th.s Publishers previous works renders
tAs presentation u this 10 the m0si luiestisent
pStfans ~ sneh productions. beth n40rs pleas
ant and pr9tth,e lhan efdiakfy eanraaasng,
sAile Sew is2fages are 20 HBmeFgas a. Is gain
sabsefi rtlea q those pho his s3rmsr 0nes. For
psrg4eAsaFs, eifeaisfs ehesee q gr0aaa. Ae.
aa3ress
Jas b. DUNCAN.
shsIbarn, Ch.itsnden Co., VI,
80 General Agent faf fertaoui
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CpftG uatl . yaaf asn teua. Ter1s e tad
Cbll aat1i tfus q. MktArF ua., paT3ltn3, ~.
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The ACORN COOK

Has Mica OF Cast Front, Largest oven Of any
Family sioye Portable Iron Encased Reservoir,
Bakes aud RoAsts splndidlY. quickly. evenly,
Ventilated Oven Fire B1r Bottom aud Back.
Double Centres, Hot Blast Doors, Largest fluss,
Splendid DRAFT, Longest Fire BqI, for long
wood, Hearth Sgiugs, won't soil floors or carp
ets, Ash Catch under Fire Box Door, Air passes
behind durable Fire Back, Turn Buckles GrAw
Oven Dnors up tight, Oven Doors lined with
bright Tin, Heavy. Best New Iron, Won't Crt.g
Warranted Satisfactory
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CAST WATER FRONTS

furnished for bathing and laundry purposes.
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WAN

Esper4enctd Travelling Agents o canvass each
t0wn and county fof
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IT WILL CURE CATARRE

Or. WM. IL. LADD, leading Druggist Of Clare
mont, certifies as follows:
For many years have known DR.. A. ]. Flagg
as successful pfacticing physician, and can ar
sure the public that his representations relative
to the Cough and Lung Syrup can be strictly re.
lied upon. II has been used in his extended
practice with marvellous success, and know il TO
be all that he claims for il. WI. NJ. LADD, MD.
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Forest Acorn Cook,
FoH WOOD.

Medium in price and one OF the handsomest
stoves we have ever made. Has all the appoint
ments Of the Acron but lighter and cheaper. A
perfect stove, selling largely.
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Has very large high ventilated Oven, CONVENE
ent Feed or Broiling Door in front, durable
Crate, Fire back Centers and Covers, Nickel
Turn Buckles on Oven Doors, Illuminated Mica
Front and Ciinkerless Crate which. shakes from
the front aud dumps from the end, Large Ash
Pan, Doors Tin Lined Only the best new iron
Is used, aud the Mounting and Fitting are very
superior. Reservoir portable.
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TX I'LL
THE POTATO BUG
THE BLACK HILLS,

ctOaGsy a. booze. AEeBts WAuted. 0hiHt
y - ard terms free, Tsgr&ca., Angusta, Ne.
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CLAREMoST, N. H., Sept 1875.
DR.. FLA0G--DeAr Sir: Your Cough aud Lung
Syrup has proved great benefit TO me. giving
relief from severe Coughs and Soreness Of the
Lungs, when ali other remedies and physicians
had failed. | have never taken medicine more
pleasant 10 the taste or more satisfactory IN its
results. Mrs. LYDIA WILEY.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Sept. s. 1877
2d7 Sales. l75. Stock Ass ''''''''"'''
Cotton firm: ,niddng. os,c low mddnyp' los: GOOD
ordinary, . Net receipts. 66 bales gross. 2 sales
,.. c MonrLr, Sept. 8. 1877
ordinary Net receipts So bSs iEns Eapo;s EOS cSasss G"a
100 Sales, 200. Stock 2.3Is. ''''' '''"'''
Cotton an mddng 7isc ;Ns1" low md%ns. 7fPn 10
soSstwise bales saes as aysf'ps stoc a sse Exports
CHARLESTON. Sept. s, 1877
,oina TSa. In @ fair sos Ssmard midns ie low
bales. sales, i2o. Stock. 2,.,-.
shts ortnpcnuc firm a. .c STsa9S o.S Sm Sps It. j. 1871 q
trned st. IN I Crqde nrpsntne steady at 81 50 for ycowdp
SALES 1900 nS Ss"TSSS %Ssss ssp' :esrl and
Tsd stsle held " nshansed iI sirh mixed Il 7s
receipts barley .y TO Hs a.c pr,sss so
s%fm masa Tor seited s23 for nnboitod ton
1850 bbls. 'F ~ '
Flour In fair inquiry sales $40 bbs At urcianred prices
.rs lSssas.p sss ssppy p Ing ngy sales & e ss
light demand: sales, 400 bushels No Tolcdo at 52,sc
r @ s unshanssa fsa @ Ra ss Ss Sa
s snme Ne Canal Tl refhss a nv weak at &C.
Tsa o % SS ss wss DoS 5 sss. sG5n 4 M
msnts-tsua TO tdewater wheat, ~ i5o bushels; corn
s e ssr
uDN. ov3OD Dushels; cofr
do. barley, J.6OO do; rye. 6,SOo do.
Flour firm. Wheat steady; No 3 white Wabash 81 10;
~. white Michigan. VI A.. No. dc 81 81; a,nncr
Miehgan spot ~ i2 september 81 2e'+ October 81 24
ber 81 2il.; October 81 2I,s; No. red wabash ~
No. amber Michigan. $1 u; No. Daston and Michigan
red 81 80. Corn dull; No .. October fate ;reiec,I
fsiac.; damaged. 4t5zc. Oats dli rcjcc.ei :3c Re,
ceipts-46 go bushels wheat; 1000 corn: OOO do
oats Shipmcntsl0D bbls. -four; 5000 bu sneis wheat
1900 do corn; 10000 do. oats.
CISorSyArr. Sent. s. 1877.
Flour steady. Wheat firm: red, 81 ~ ~ -, Corn
quiet Mt JTc. lSc. Oats weaker at pic n 3Ic Rvo
steady at SIC 5sc. Barley quiet; Western spring tie
Pork rm in fair demand nt 81. rs. Lard strong; steam
strong; shoulders sac. short rio middles c bid cash
7.sc., bnver september; short clear do, 7i,. iacou
Csc. ard Sac Tor shoulders short rib nd
short clear mddes. Whskcy irm in fair demand nj 81 m
Butter rn Western Reserve 2Dc .12c other GRADES
unchanged Sugar steady, unchanged Hogs steady and
firm; common. 81 80 $4 81 light. - 10 SIS 35; mack
Ing, s. s5 %; butchers. $5 30 - 40 Receipts 100
head; shipments. 500 do
CHICAGO. Sept. s. 1877.
Flour quiet, bat steady. Wheat dull and weak No.
spring 81 L. cash; 81 05Ss September 81 Oi. October
October Oats in demand, 23s,c cash 2:ssc Oc
Rye m at 55c. Barley steady at Use. Pork fairly
active at S12 60 cash and October. Lord active and
firm, at ~ 80 cash and October. Buk mcats In fair
dernnd, sac 7Ac and 7.so Tor shoulder conr rib
coar sides. Whskcy. 81 90 Freights 20 i,nc
fo Be- Recelptse-5oo bDs lonr. iOi 900 bushels wheat
10000 corn ~ 90 do oats ZOO do rye. $4,000 do
35I 900 do corn, 10000 do oats, 1900 do rye, 5000
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Of New York. s. Paper on resumption by Sir Francis
Hincks, President OF the Consolidated Bank OF Can.
ada. Discussion pion, all We members OF
the association being invited TO participate.
necoad Day-Paper on tho silver question, By Hon.
W. . GroesbecR, OF Cincinnati. Paper on the silver
question, by Professor A. J.. Perry, OF Williams Col
lese; he stands on the opposite sidc he ust
have gold standard or tho nation viii perish Dis
cussion Oh the silver question. 4. Paper on The
Albany
Third DaH-i Paper on the taxation Of banks; .
Discussion on The t1xation OF banks; 3. Paper on
municipal bonds, by Hon. Robert Il. Pruyn. OF Al
bany; L. Paper on municipal bonds; 3. Discussion.
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YORK HERALD MONDAY SEPTEMBER ls7TRIPLE SHEET

claimed that itE abolition will hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollars paid for services by tho govern
mont and oy obtaining honest returns OF Weights Will
increase the revenue millions OF dollars, so that The
present system OF weighing cannot is thought pos
sibly continue 10 exist IN tho face OF such formidable
arragnments. la the meantime the Custom House
weghers are hopeful that the jay report will be
piseenhoied and that the government Viii retain
their
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
A KEROSENE TRAGEDY.

Mrs. John Enwadtce Newark German resident, 10
dying at her house, corner OF Clinton and orange
streets from terrible burns caused by kerosene can
explosion. II appears that yesterday morning IN
order to hurry the fire her husband poured Kerosene
on the Goals. There instantly an explosion. He
escaped unhurt but hts wife suffered terribly Her
hair was burned entirely of her head and injuries
are such that she cannot recover
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.

Under advice OF his physician, Archbishop BAyiey
Yesterday took advantage OF the delightful weather
and took two hours drive In an open carriage. His
general condition Is the same as u has been since hs
arrival In Newark from Europe
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BEATEN BY HIS SON.

Michael Taylor OF No o5 Cherry street. appeared In
the Tombs Police Court yesterday az complainant
against his son James. young man, charging him
with assault and battery. The prisoner was held to
answer III the Court o. sp.cial Sessions.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

Tho bank statement showed I'm increase in the sur
Plus reserve of sS23,95o, which raises the amount
low held by tho banks above lawful requirements
t12,62l,e76 The specie and the deposits up
lS 1884, 800 and 123, 400 respectively while the legal
lenders have decreased 81, 500 ZOO
Foreign exchange was lower and heavy carly in tho
week, but rates were advanced Friday 4.s3N
ls6 for sixty day and demand bills respectively,
.ua business being done z below these prices QUO
Nations for foreign exchange are now as iollows:-
.Slyty Days. Three Doys.
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Total for The wock. 80. 95s 251
TIE MONEY MARKET
Money call continues to harden the rates 1uc
tuating during the week from . to por cent. with
most business done at 8 per cent Leading note
brokers supply the following as the atcs. rates for
mercantile paper
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-Ronge Since Jan

STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS.
In State and rar0ad bonds there has but little
DOING but prices continue rIn although the late sd-
vance in railroad bonds not noticeable. Tho
closing prices Of leading state and railroad bonds
three weeks past and the range since January 1877
have been as folows:--
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold continues to decline, owing to the shipment of
gold from abroad to New York and to tho payment OF
the September interest by the Treasury The lowest
point yet reached was 1O3 a. between which and lo3.
oil the business Of the week was done. The following
shows tho fluctuations for the weok:--
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

Cmp p-HoLLy.-August 30 by Rev. stephen T.
Holmes PatlhgY A. CHILD to ANNA GERrRrDE, daugb-
ter OF the late William II. Holly, Esq, OF Stamford,
Conn.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. Il. J.. sept. s, 1877.
Print cloths continued duh through the week.
ported sales reaching only 10000 pieces at l3IGc for
oxtra Gix6fs. aud 81 fc- J6a00s.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Sept. z 1S1i
sugar--1he market continued quiet but firm sales
oplped Glayed korts 10 hnish ths agnaton
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

will probably endure until the reaction In the foreign
kets greater proportions ~ the close there Was
anm alton Quofations stili useless Stock In
warehouse nj Havana aud Matanzas-l,s.1Oo boxes,
l4aDD bags 40 hhds Receipts Of TIE week-b,j
boxes 5 baes and oO hhds Exporis 300 boxes, a.,0o
bags aud $50 hhds. Including sG boxes all the bags
and all the hds tie United states Bacon SO s7 30
Flour. S3j ais per qunial or superior Amer
can Jsrked beef 81 per arrobe. Hams, ~ vi
per quintai for American cured Lard. Ia
kegs. .s3s 90 $40 per qnntal; In tins, s3s %
$40 80. Potatoes. 81 per boi Talow. $50 rSl per
aainta wax-Yellow, Si7 ASST 80 per arobe white no
mnai Honey none In the market Onions nominal.
mnal White navy beans 40 reals per arrobs ohewins
tobacco $6i quinta Corn I2 reals lai reals
per arrobe Hoops nominal Freights-Nothing doing on
OF the stagnaton OF the market Tobacco
unchanged Exchange aatOn the United states, 10 days
currency 4c 40 premium; short sight, oic; &C. pre-
s.c ec premium; London i9c iaisc premium; on
Paris, &C. a5isc. premium
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COINS AND BULLION.
Tho following tho quotations in gold or foreign
GOVERNMENT BONDS,

Government bonds were weak and lower the decline
being in sympathy with gold. There only small
demand for these securities The closing prices Of Sc
cnrties in London have been as folloMa-