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The New York herald., 1877-02-06
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BEEvEs Of horned cattle this forenoon were
steady Tne duality Of tho herds from rough 70 sosd
is lS s being w.t.
90 % g. mas sssn s 70. s. % s AZ
Sales follows: Illinois steers Vjsc per d..
weight weight nn: :s'.s % f.. % ssrGS
81 s 80 %.s sw steer m rt oo steers & a. W. @ Ss S
weigh, "a eWs 81 Illinois steer, =, 2c % per IT, ~ xssht
sK 9 Kahn g soa 1s Becker I sss s '~
lS weigh. 81 sw.; 4 ksn.ae.y oxen >, at ua os por
u, o,le per h. weight 81 ewt, scan; for Brown
ss'sst sss s
S self H. with head
s:SGs 5 :', @ & y. H
s% s"s s ss, ',ss', o % ssf e
ss Meyer sold or solves s. moi. steer. a! 5.s I9c
Ss weight ssi 81 Illinois steers a. ioss per- % S.
Ssshs Sw Coon ihH%Dssn aS Ss for Ss g.
per s viz y on sfss N aa ." .s
@ansin { Thompson s5 Illinois steers q. Io1scs ils
Ss' g e SsEs sxsa ,'.sa
sw 20 fsre1y MsS .'ess Sss at s ss:sss Ss III ~ss' e
Is wssI, ss for SANDER. @ j m& ss
4. os lse per la r. weigh, ew oT Jasps A aGo y
pcr lo weights cwt. i3 cwt.; for Quigicy Co.. 10
10 Ohio steers a. Io,ss: ne. per b, with VI OIL
ssId Tor selvs. II ohio steer. At Ss psr n win
Waixc& Acrton 10 Illinois 5sc per ID. live
weight Of U2o lbs head: l6 nos sac per
with ~ per he ad II head sld Ole. per weights
51 cwt. u cwt B. & VI. Wesihemcr sold tor Waixel
v 81 ns .ssrs % az With on per Ti's" Ssa%
:" no s's so % r Ms. & w'i IS nss o sy Sa
a2o ip nt ~ W per swt % Illinois steers At De per III
lb WEIGHTS 6A cwt a cwt. rofey Sons for
r. Dadiy sold ior T. Morris IS Illinois steers Il sc per h.
~ Illinois at Y8c. per H., with 80 OF the
hcrd weight cwt l.. voge sold for A. vogel 80 Illinois
stein 50 os steers at Sc per h. weight 0s. cwt or
Weight 'eS' 81 "ss'a NORRIS 10 II Os s' steers
81 per head ON 10 head; SO Illinois steers at
Dlsc per lb, weights 6a cwt cw 10 Illinois steers at
y,c per 10 weight ga cwt sW serWan soldior axc
% cwt Ga cwt IL Illinois steers at SC per i weight
69a cwt GoIdschmidt sold for n Morris ~ Illinois
klopicr ~ Illinois steers nt Ioac IO,c; pcr d..
with $40 OF 10 head aud viO on ON 70 head weights
lie per TO-. weight 3 cwt. Tor Cronnsc Co. ~ Ohio
steers At io1se per d. weight 1A cw'. seant p Waxe'
with s, oil per head weight W 30 Illinois nj
yJss per To-. weights "a cwt IA cwt; 90 Illinois
steersat o;4c ~ with y oil per head On 40 bead
Myers 80 Illinois steers at vstc iuc per b, with VI ON
per head ~ head sold at TOP rate ~ Illinois steers ut
bac, sold ior WascI Xiirtcn ini Illinois steers at SIZE
u Nc per lb weight cwt; Illinois bulls. live weight
l55o lbs per head. at ic per ID.
AukkP LAxBs.-Tfadc slow hut steady Sheep sold
IsSc 7c H. lambs ~ Ttsc H.; quality OF the
locks 10 hsnd from eommon 10 choice Newton uomss
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY ls77TRPIE SHEET

sold 100 Ksntue.y sheep weight ioa lbs head n Sc
per H.: 3S2 Ohio sheep. weight % Tbs per head, a.
ss per III - Michigan sheep weight is lbs per head
head =. - o. ews "a nci: sheep wsish n rs lbs per
weight y 7so b. sa IS per ews lss Ohio sheep weigh.
5l6O lbs. at - - cvt. 1853 Ohio sheep. weight
1850 lbs; a. axe DER 10 30 Ohio sheep, weigh; I, $50
61sc b. Sold week endng February g. l-7s f2f2
sheep and lambs 50 O3 head Davis al
enbeck sold 10 Illinois sheep weight 1890 bs at <sSc
H. CO Michigan sheep, weight $3.50 lbs. ut Sac per
ID 121 Canada sheep. weight II $50 lbs AT 81 40
cwt lac Pennsylvans sheep. weight ID $50 lbs. at 3c
per h.. 1877 state sheep weight io TO lbs at &c To-
10 State sheep weight lbs. dsc To- l5t State
sheep, weight 1910 lbs at 6Ac per ib; 100 Canada
sheep weight i574o lbs. a. 7c per h. IL State lambs
gan sheep. weight iGio6 lbs. At IS 25 per cw; III
Michigan sheep. weight 1880 lbs. 57Sc. per 10. |;
5so Nishigan sheep, weigh. 1000 lS. q, s1se per b
ume Elliott I'D iss state sheep. weight 10 ae lbs at
=. sc pc, lb ~ AN Michigan sheep we,sh' ,sh s2 M iss
per u 5s7 Ohio sheep weight 8, go lbs = &C. per ln
lambs. as 81 80 average per head
Mich CowS.-Salcs effected from SSJ $50 per
head. calves included.
quality vsals not quoted: quality
calves sold st &c. per ID.
Ioos-i2a Ohio hogs weighs ITS lb& per head sold
at 0,ac. ID.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS. Fob. 5, 1877.
m4anE 1 Ike good o ssdi"a,y lHs .a Ne. rsssps
ss Wise 100 'ssls: @ s.sss sss coast
Cotton steady middlIns. I2Sc, low middlng. Iixc.
good ordinary Ike Ne. receipts $500 baes gross,
Sales, 76s. stock ss.s0i.
Cotton and reguar middling. i2c iow middlinr.
sSSd sS S' sSssP'. s.ssE s99 bales
..s cSs's. dull T,sa!ns %ddiss .,'
2ass Exoor,:-ro Gres, Britain, 42s7 coas'wise 1857.
chAnLrsrox. Feb. q. 1877
oos Cotton dull %.adl'ps 2s Gw %iasalns l2s
Ssr!:-T. q'sss Bs,sin, ss4 de Son'insn', $50;
Flour steady sale. 1900 ss!s 80. spring, 81 %
ssas. & sSss ssa ~an's a ssas Ss' ssaSy w'aS
y1ss' s. ss 81 ss.a S no. s + So s ao se ao 81
S sns as SEQ meal M
teed unchanged, .
Receipts-Four $500 bbs wheat ld 500 bushels corn,
&c 400 do 600 do barley. y 90 do $500 do.
ssioo do oats 900 DO barley 1000 do rye. 800
s T. Sssa new w SSSnss sp'f
i s"s 4 sSs %
q sample At q % s3
Other articles quiet and unchanged Railroad freghts un
changed -
Flour steady. Whoat hrm No. white Michigan held at
81 AZ March 81 .: Nay u e; 10; o. i S. S@3
held At 81 SAY; rejected ST T. Corn drm good
demand; high mixed 45@c. No. spot. +ty6c.; March
46c May 4Nc damaged. 42Sc- rejected 4lc Oats
quiet white. AZ Michigsn sss Glover seed 81 70 Re
do oats. 81 90 do ShipmentsFlour 300 bbis wheat
1000 bushels; corn. 500 do. oats, 5000 do
CHICAGO Feb. s. 1877.
Flour noninally unchanged. Wheat active. firm and
higher No. Chicago spring 81 2S cash 81 2ais March,
81 301 April; No do. ST II; rejected H9c a$l Corn
IN fair demand md higher :sc cash asa March; 47sc
bid May rejected 39c 4Oc Oats dull and nominal Rye
at 69c Barley rmer at 5oc. Goc por. active,
firm and higher. $l6 80 $i6 cash; $40 - $1 Ar
March $16 G5 SIS GIN. April Lard In good demand aud
shade higher; $40 s2 asio IS cash $40 e2H $40 %
and higher; shoulders, jc short nbs ssc short clear
sides, szIc.. ali boxed. cash Dressed hogs 10 good
whiskey steady and unchanged. Kecepts-Fiour. loon
bbis wheat 900 bushels; 900 do oats, 1900
rye, l,5U do. barley, $500 do. Shipments-Four.
$500 bbis wheat 1900 bushei corn, 10000 do oats.
1llD do ryc 5S5 do barley $500 Al tho afternoon
call Of the Boardt Wheat drmer y s February ST 29sS.
March, Corn higher 43c cash 474c, May Oats aud
vi ,ons IN CHI auped.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE, Feb s. 1877
The printing cloths market is quiet a unchanged prices
with light stock tho market.
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. Feb. q. 1877.
Spanish gold, l21 l2lH. Exchange arm. Sugars nrm
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
yTING CLOTHS MARKET
HAVANA MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

COTTON.
L,vrnrooL. Feb. s. 1877.
M.ls aeSssy Sas ass saiss Of ;As s":
ut 10 l1l6d.
Refined petroleum. ie,sd. TIA. per gallon
Petroleum. 5oE for fine pale American.
New York Produce Exchange Report
pork-Eas,ern irmer at sos western dull At oss sa
81. "a sns clear s': dull i S'
S. ss g. Beef ss si'
lo7s,; prime da u. SOS Lara.iri@s Western
Ss sl Sa a G s's dull
a. @ " o s% n s ss
State So dull =. 81. whea.. j spring dull At los:
Western a s A.. a ID ;gs
% week ~ ro% A.snse PORTS quarters receipts from
Pacific ports y 600 do receipts from other Sources $3.50
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LoxDos. Feb. 9. 1877.
The Marx Lane Enpr@s in its weekly ,evow Of ths srt
@ ss .
y dshesI.ening not alarming The wheat plant IN
Ss Vigorous md hsss Ths has bs
s:; stopped lsy Ess supply s'fS
been done ths Te;a. is Sni4ysraSe IS shown
offered have brought late rates The quantity Of dry Eng
s Thss. ss 'as Il SaEs Ss %
the week. Despite unusually light imports INTO Grea,
sssa sSs @ orsa 3D.
quarter Tho lees threstening aspect o the Eastern
tion doubtless the principal cause Of the do
cline, but the fail will prooaby be slight
Possibly the alteration In the political situation has
affected tho Continent than England for until recently
Continental buyers competed with for wheat all posi-
Now tho competition seems TO have ceased, and
portion OF their purchases reoered for sale French
Hour appeared In markets. Some
slider this shows that Contncnal wants have been
gcratcd. though She other hand deficient crop tho
Continent ndsputxble Tho demand for feeding kinds
has been slow Barley oats and maize have declined Cd 10
quarter Business In floating has also been
quiet Wheat has recedod Is Cd quarter from tho
recent highest point Maize and barley na with tho
turn against selling.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06

TIE FOKEIGN MARKET.
The London advices report consols and American
securities strong and higher, with general advance
Of u per cent and an improvement OF y per cent in
Erie. The Bank OF England lost f74.O0O on balance
to-day. Bar silver Is selling at 57sd per The
following arc closing quotations ut lve p M.:-Con-
soils Tor money, 95H 90; do. tor account, 05% 90;
65s old, ll5A; 67's ITO llOh; ten-iortics, 10Y a
1908; new ives, l07 lo7A; Erie, 071 In Frankfort
new ives 1887.
FRANCISCO
The following are the officially reported pricos in
New York
The New York herald., 1877-02-06

The late bids wero as follows
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Decrease. 80 493 "a
The Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Company has
declared quarterly dividend at tho rate OF per
per annum on Tho new guaranteed Stocks payable
March ut tho ofco OF the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company in thiscty.
1t is part Of the gossip OF tho street that tho sue
cessor Of Mr.. William Raston, Of tho Bank OF Caor-
MIA, is heavily engaged in speculation in Now York,
and that to his Efforts is due the strength OF certain
stocks The Cuhlornians have certainly mado
muddle 0f this market.
Another Now York Mining Stock Exchange Is adver-
tised of which II is alleged 1856 members of tho
Stock Exchange and fifty are members OF the Gold
Board. Tho growing interest mining securities Is
attcsted by this fact
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
$1,000 Pnc Of Mo I'd. ]
IlN shs i'nc Mail nS :.

S1WO) Us 6's, r, 49,. j
.UU j-2U, r,'U7. ..bc
500 5-2u.c. 'U5, n. be
23C0J do............
aUu Us J-2O. C. 'u7bc
200, U do.
1000 do.........bc
5000 Georgia rs. n....
1870 $40 Us, f.'vi-o...
gao ~ = ist. ~.
5000 do. ..... ....
1910 NJ Cen cow.
1000 \ j Gen LIST, con
loo VI x SP G s las.
1000 q n NV cg b.
1000 Nor 4 Essex lst
1910 Nor * T. 7's,'7i.
1000 do...........
1900 Mich sou I'd.
2ujU n Y Cen LIST, Co..
1000 u n VI COLI.
1000 Tn Pac kR LIST. .
Du D I'm Pa $ f.....
3OOJ do....... ....
5000 do. .....,......
1000 I'm Pac rs, ! r..
1000 Tol. z h w con-.
3UpO do ........
400 Tol n w LIST. :.
1000 T&W LIST, st l. d
600 Tol n " I'd.
5000 1oi ~ Wnblst,xc
1000 CT W list. 'sS. &c
400 Quincy &Tol LIST
300 L. * W B con :.
no - T.P n W,ist, ED
1900 r, PA W, W d..
5000 Ca SO LIST, c on
LOUO Alt 4 I II Inc..
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT QUIET FUTURES CLOSED QUIET
BUT sTEADY-FLOUR DULL-wHEAT DULL
CORN DULL-OATS DUI.L--WHISKEY LOWER
PORK DULL-LARD DULL--PETRoLEUM NoMI-
NAL--spIRITs TURPENTINE FIRM--RosIN
DULL-oILs FIRM COFFEE QUIET-sUGAR
sTRoNa-FREIoHTs QUIET.
MONDAY. Feb Go T. N.
Business was slow ovcryw here to-day. Values wero
not radically changed IN few exceptional cases.
On 'Change flour was dull Wheat was unstable at
anywhere near tho current nominal quotations Corn
was rather lower. being depressed by heavy receipts
Oats werc dull Whiskey was lower Pork dull and
nominal Dressed hogs were lower Lard shade
frmer, but closed dull Freights quiet Cotton
on the spot quet futures closed but steady
Coffee was quiet Sugar firm Oils also arm Petro-
leum dull and nominal Rosn dull. Spirits
pentine was firm.
cause being favorable advces from Rio. We
note sales. Emanuel, Of 43o and SAT bags Rio
on private terms Mild coffee quiet. We
quote :-Ordnary cargoes, 17%c. 1734c. fair do,
I01xc. 1896; good do. zoe. 2O4c. prime
do, 20l,c. 2ic. extreme range for lots. l7lac.
Il 211Sc; Santos, fair to good. 10ac 2Oc, gold, 90
days. Java government bags. 22c. 23c. do
23c 24c; Singapore. 10c 2ic Coylon. lsc. 2ic.
Maracaibo. 1870. 2oc Laguayra lsac. zoe :Jamaca,
17c 1885, st. Domingo l6c 16sc. Porto Rico. isc
poe Costa Rica, 1Sc. 2lc Mexican. 1siac zoe Ma
nila lsc 19sc Angosnra, l9c 2oc ssvanila. 1ssc.
u 2Oc. Curacao. 1sc. 19c.
CorroS the spot was quiet and Lice lower Liver
lower arrivals. which disappointing to the
bull element and that combined with large receipts ut the
c us com saturday closing prices With FREQ
sellers prices by had declined 1c more, making dc
ruled steady ard the decline ia instances
italy recovered and the market closed steady but quiet
to 732c The closing prices to-day compare with Satur
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
CLOSING PRICEs-3 p. M.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes IN closing prices COM
pared with those Of Saturday.
ADvANCE.-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, l Bur-
lIngon and Quincy, q; Chicago ana Alton. a; c., g.,
Q. and l., u Delaware and Iackawanna, Delaware
S racao 'I New Jersey s' cenira prS r
ierred u; Ohio and Mississippi q Rock Island Il 81
Paul common, y Union pacnc' q Adams lam, Express
DEoLMs -sNew York Central, Nj Hannibal and st.
Joseph common, 4; IlIInols Central ri Michigan u
Wabash, p; Western Union, "a.
MARKET.
Tho supply Of currency is so ample on the part of
banks and capitalists that money extremely
easy at the recently quoted ratesvz and per
Prime paper quoted at ~ and per cent The ol-
lowing were tue rates Of exchange on New York at
the aforementioned cities to.day:-Savannah, buy.
Ing par, selling u u premium; Charleston, nomi-
nay 3l6 par; Cincinnati, quiet, buying par, selling
lilo premium; st Louis, par to 25 premium; New
Orleans, commercial par, bank 1S premium, and
Chicago, par Sterling exchange was steady; prime
asking rates, 4s5 and 4s6h; selling rates, 4s+h
and 4s5h 4s5e4; reichmarks. 94& 90 and 95H
A95H; cables, 96A prime Paris, 5.16H and o. l47s.
THE MARKET.
Gold opened at lO5 u, aud advanced to 1854 at
which II closed. The paid tor carrying were 81,
A32, l. ~ and 8 per cent The Presidents message
caused no special excitement and the advance in tho
price chiefly considerable covering OF the
arge outstanding interest. Gold clcarances at tho
National Bank of the State Of New York;
Gold balances 81 Ala, 200
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 15l,+lO
Gross clearances. III. .0D6, 900
CLEARING uOUsE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. $40 3l3, ,2O6
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 2,737, 2l2
Gold exchanges 127ll, $50
Gold balances ....... .................... D96,V13
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
levcnuc receipts to-day. 5000, 600
Customs receipts 0UO, OuO
Bank notes reccived... OUU, OUO
Washington dispatches indicate that the Pacific
hallway measures not likely TO be considered
while Congress engaged the proceedings incidental
70 tho Electoral Commission.
GovEgNMENr BONDS
The popularity Of government bonds invest
ment further illustrated to-day, not only by a
large demand, but by an advance which ranged from
TO per cent. Tho closing prices wero firm at tho
following talions:--Unned States currency sixcs
1884 123X; do SKIES, 1881, registered 1i4a 1la19
do do, do, coupon, 1l3k 1l3S do. do, 1868. regis
tered 10SH 100; do. do, do, coupon, loSsa lO9;
W. do, do, new, registered llo,< III; do do, do,
The New York herald., 1877-02-06

t.ofh meal "
Corn meal. 90. 70
Nwhsss dull And wholly nominal There de-
ssceDt 800 bushels resss SPRING At 81 X Hse
ns sd s M s sd g. ss % M
quiet. Corn wa. depressed by heavy receipts and new wa.
ns grade 7s 81 70. SOC ss os spssIsasd
s1eo2 sssh,s %. q Sas for 10 missd ats Tor ~ No. ~
@ S ANTE ''' o
s$' ..' sS sss W dss
italian. sa1s $50 gold; juss. .'s &C. ssa sar,sass;
.nd ss.s srsys '9s Manila hemp. sse
iSrss .,.v We & centrifugal and mixed ss
@ Porto sieS sS ssss,ns s English
Islands sas ss S Soc New Orleans good SOC prime, 5se
50 sss a.. firm Sa: asss
higher. We quote Spirits turpsn.ns msrehansanis
sssss US Pic sSss
ssa rs Adycss iron, wlmns,on as iollows:Eo.in
Tar steady y 90 rarpo%.ns steady hard, 81 soft
ss2s 1855
Tarnsnn: s9 sa svS
o,ns iinsecd tribe higher but othsr kind. wsro
67s eottonseed crude 500 southern yellow ,sc S5c
SS%s ~ast sf S
d. as Southern che @o s.ass
5 5S sG ,s crude % . sss.a M %s s'o winter O'"sAed '
rxIaoLrua m.rsss remansa aal! and nominal
Ths closing prices toiowscr in bulk iac;
% 10 % so S % IN I @ , s rsSs Ss
= s,o%p sMl do :. gpTE, @
wsss Gaitsd oaersl At ss shp@e" no,
parssrs weaser United. So i bid, much dong yet:
foSlIss marss. A au,e. We quote Live fowl:
Western lie lie roostors 7c sc Turkeysstate aud
sf':s w';s Sss le 81 % as Ss
81 per s, o
e os ~ g J s .s prime
io to good do uhiexsns we're saoeG Sc isc Tor
soo ss. I" p@ s @ for ana a &c. &c o o iU
;isrsss Ss; .S los rs5
dull aaa nominal closed si the .ssSaa
lf s7 sS ssSsd m IS s. $ q 20 sa t7 ~
a%a ss'' 10 s. ss at ' ss s'7s' dsz''s s cash.
s!sssa jl's pl pissisd s;s.
is & A'%: e
ss :S''
$sasse sSS s.s s'; "s%S ~ :s'
aross;s * ssSs isr heavy irh Western
a sS;rs s'"'
ys Ss 81 ~ ..ts$
s,i @
Gass ss se south America was quoted at iis and
KIcE.- rhcre was fair demand. for domestic
"s a '" sooS %s5s pms &C.
Esnrco 90 s'Hs !" soaa ra.Ss ss
II very firm m
and $50 bags sen.Iiiaga at Stc aios Refined
Fs%s d. cass hhd. fair ass
s' Shas and boxes 7e aoe Porto Rico reanns co%an
Ssa%s :.sadssd 1' fiyss, sa'ss
s1ssnsS d. s Second pS%sred sSssV % sa S ~
sfEAnIsnReccipts. jS tIerces The market was quiet;
TALL rAsIow 81 hha. 100 ebls and 90 casks Tai
wmIsxEY. Receipts i.ois bbs whisksy was lower; 100
Fan'anrs There change to the market in gen.
era ana the call was somewhat improved shoafh trade
per steam ooo bushels grain I'D GO lbs
sao bushels grain st 3D. Obs hops pr
apple. spss terms ~
Ss.s s sisn % sn sess
ChnrtersA Norwegian bark. hence TO the Continent full
man bark hence to Singapore with 5000 eases do on
to Ssr or kss & ss
1 s At % , SpIPa Possaos ct s G & o. So s B ams
sa.ssSs n Win ".,. % I,,ss prss:
capacity hence to Java on private terms: Norwegian
pool. with general cargo fiy5o Italian bark. sss
wssan %"rs AS hence t" River rste with
a. sr pS ~ @ o% ama psI ,Do
with 1900 bushels grain ut lGc
The New York herald., 1877-02-06

--Deiivered ON contract ouo bales For future
after r. MMarch, 800 10 3-.i2c. go at i3 ii0c:
April 100 at Is oJ2c 1000 at rs 5'lGc; May 100 at
I31ac une iOJ ut l33sc 2U At IS ~ 2c july 100
i3 z3-2c. August 80 ut IS ~ &c. Sep ember, 100
February, 100 al II 2s-3.e March, go i3 alc.,
1000 3c, 2OJ ut ~ 81 20. so ~ 20 2lc 100
lasse., 900 ut - 29a2c April, so ~ l3 7.i2c..
rs 7-j2c., loo, at Is Bile, 400 rs
5.2 ia@ Al! 1885, 100 At ia asac; 4os, is%e;
At - :,$2c., 100 at i3,6c May. 900 at - lille,
ISU 1T 13 5-IUc., Is y,2c 100 rs JIuc: june
4Uat IS Y-I6c, 800 ut 10 l732c 20 at I3 0-Idc, 90
i5Iac. 2tU at Is 15-32c., 200 ~ I3hc,, LOO
I3 l52c. 800 ut l3 7l1c 100 at rs i532c july 100
lasc. 400 at 10 i;i2c August, 200 ut Is x3ze 2uo
l34c, 100 ut rs 232c, October 5Dat rs Is-c Novem.
i?Jsc Total. 276OU baes Grand total, 33,4OO bales.
The receipts ports follows :aivcston $500
bales: New Orleans ,7o3 Mobile, lyyy; savannah.
22sl Charleston, 729; Wilmington, 53 Norfolk, 1924:
baltimore, ~; New YORK; ls7.o; Boston, 7y6; rhadel
phia, 10 Total u, li6 This day last week, 3lslJ.
81 7i3 bales Saturday night Cotton ircghts closed
ioowsfo iIavre, by steam. c compressed; to liam
burg by steam, yac lc, compressed; by sail. Mc Jc
to Bremen y steam, 7sc.. compressed; by sail s4c
to Liverpool t4d by stean,: bv sail 'ac u 932c.. com
pressel Market quiet.
b3 0oO Dushes meal Ii3 bbs and 252 sacks
I22 yU7 bushels: 40 O do IOuUJ do harley
II 800 do barley malt, 500 do. The remained
dull but prices noinaiy unchanged The sales
about 1909 bbs including state. Western and southern,
The xed quotations. ye Hour quiet; 100 bbls
sold at ~ 30 - 10. Corn meal was quct about 100
bbls aud sacks sold F3 20 Tor 80 for
Nsl RAJ ll.n.nr Va pnnnfA
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
THE ROBBERY FROM MISS CHAUN
CEY.

James Murphy, alias James Byrncs, the boy who on
Saturday assaulted MISS Kato Chauncey In front of her
residence in East Thirty second street. arragncd
Mt the Washington Place Court yesterday and coin
mtted Tor trial without bail Hc admitted that lie had
snatchcd Miss Chaunccy's pockotbook. but denied
having assaulted her. Oicer Sinclair oi the fwcLty.
ninth precinct, and William Matthew'S the coIorcd
coach man. who arrested Murphy, testified that they
saw Murphy seize Miss Chaunccy ny the wrist. twist
her arm around and strike her on the shoulder Tho
iual.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06

do, coupon, llox llo7s; do. do, 1867, registered,
ll33S ll3x; do do, do, coupon, 1l3,S 1l3x; do.
do 1853 registered, il6z All; do do do, coupon,
ll61s 1l6; do ten-forties, registered 1llk ll11S
do do, coupon l14h l14's; do. 1ves 1881, regis.
tered 11o,S ll1h; do. do, do, coupon, Ill llls
do AYE, 1891, registered, lO7h 1919.
SPECIE IMPORTS.
The specie imports at this por, for the week ending
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$1,000 Chi AIst.

70 AHter EN ..s.,
lUJ Adams Ex. bc.s3
10 do.
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FINANCIAL.


At REASONABLE KATEs-MUNEY on LIS AND
~ Endowment Insurance Policies aud Mortgages;
bought assurances Of mii kinds effected with bcst compa
nies- j. j. UAEBICH 90. l1o broadway.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE HARTFORD AT FUNCHAL-LACK OF ETI-
QUETTE SHOWN BY AN ENGLISH COM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICERS AT THE Gov
ERNoR's OFFICIAL RESIDENCE.
WASHINGTON, Nov 29 1877.
Commander Nichols OF the flagship Hartford, re-
ports to Navy Department, from Funcha, Ma
deira on tho 9Th inst, - his arrival there the
4th. Hc further reports:--'On leaving Norfolk on
the 18th ult proceeded to sen, and. hnding the
WIND very light continued steamsng ortyoignt hours,
ut tho end OF which time wo discontinued steaming
and made sail light breeze TO tho northwest Tho
breeze soon ireshened to gale and we hauled to tho
nortn with hoavy, irregular sea, in which the ship
strained considerably ana was very uncomfortable.
Favorable winds brought us within 300 miles Of
the island on tho fifteenth day out, bu, from
this point We encountered hight winds and
calms on the Sd inst, beng about sixty
miles from our por. of destination, and
with very light airs ahead, l ordered stoam
and came to an anchorage on tne 4ih inst We found
at anchor The English sIo0p oi-w Sirius which had
arrived hteon minutes before US Soon alter anchor
ing tho SIRIUS saIutcd by broad pennant with eleven
guns which salute duly returned. Alter had
saluted the flag Of Portugal and received return
officer board from the Sirius with the compli.
OF the captain and the usuur oer OF services
This visit Acknowledged and returned the next
day the 5th and The morning Of the 9th the Sirius
went 10 sea, her commanding officer having Jailed 10
call In send an excuse, as etiquette required
On the morning oi tho 9th lnst IN accordanco With
previous arrangements. cal Oh, accompanied by my
per onal sla upon tho acting Governor and military
com nandant. On tho 9th these officials returned
my cali ana wore received with all ,he nonors due
their position, and upon leaving, salute OF seventeen
guns fred with the Portuguese flag at the tore,
which salute duly returned. MIR. Reed. the newly
appointed United states Consul, arrived few hours
in advance OF the Hartford He received board
and duly sAluied. happy TO say that the relations
existing bvtween the officials OF tho Island and our own
arc friendly.
''Havlng filed up with COAL shall leave here tho
10Th inst Tor Brazil steamer from RIO Janero
arrived on the 9th inst, eighteen uays from that
port bringing the Information that tho yellow fever
was prevalent there As this the disease is
likely to DO epidemic II Is my Intention 10 commun
cate only with Rio; and, case the fever is stu
prevalent aud there urgent reason Tor going INTO
port shall proceed on TO ST. Catharincs and the River
do Ia PIata.D
The health OF tho officers and crew Of the Hart
ford is good. The sick list Is small with Serious
cases.
The Enterprise, Commander George Q. kemey,
sailed yesterday from Port Royal for Key West.