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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07
MARKETS,


:. nav ToRE, January 6.-Money eaSyi sG7. ster'
ling 81 BAN. Gold loo 0l06k. Governments ac-
tive and lower; new fves lllS State bonds
steady. Louisiana consOls 50652.
Bank statement = Loans, increase 9 500 600:
specie. increase as $50 Co., legal tenders increase
$3.50 ,oooi deposits, increase Ss,2SooOO; reseEve
Treasury balanoes-GOld se4 ,4Ol; currency
$40 1877 998.
The snb-treasury paid out for interest s3ll 900;
for bonds, $4,000.
Customs receipts, sls3OOO
Gotten steady; sales Ia bales at l3A 6Dl3 7l6c.
Consolidated net receipts 1850; exports to Great
Britain IS 269; to France 1888; to the continent
l749. Net receipts ll20 balee; gross $3.50,
Futures closed weak, with pressure to sell; sales
9k0l3 1870; March l3 03 IS &c; April 10 81 SIC;
May l4kc; June l4Ac July 14Ac; AUGUST IA 7-l6c;
September u l.32Gl4hc; October 10 s. 0l3Ac.
Flour dull prices Ti,hout =, decided change;
favor and only very limited business export
and milling demand; closing little better; ex-
mort inquiry mainly to I'll pressing lreights Corn
firm. Pork higher; mefs S IL 49, Lard higher,
closing quiet; prime steam ll.75c Coffee quiet ami
firm. Sugar active and firm, closing quiet Rice
quiet. MOlssses quiet. TupeRtine duh; 47c. Resin
quiet. Freights scarcely so firm
ST. LOUIS, January 6-FlOur firm and unchanged
unchanged, No. mixed 39039kc bid. Oats firm;
33Ae Rye frmeri 7ohc, Barley quiet and In.
sl7 SO. Lard hc Bulk meats active and firm;
shoulders 6Sc asked, 6'Sc lid; clear rib sides &c
asked; sold at 8.85c; clear sides sac asked; 81 c
bid. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Hogs and cat
tie steady aud unchanged.
CINCINNATI, January 6-Flour in fair demand
and firm. Wheat finn; red 81 350l so. Corn
easier; 4404Sc. Rye &c. Barley dull AID un.
changed. Pork strong; $ls. Lard excited; 'team
ll1c, generally held Ike; kettle IKE Bulk
meats stronger shoulders 6b01ei short rib sid, 8
81 09c; short clear sides 9Is 09hc. Bacon quiet
aud unchanged. Green meats strong Whisky
opened dull; closed active; 8 OF. Butter quiet
and unc hanged. Hsgs active and firm; packing
Sc 65d6 80.
CHICAGO January 6.-Flour strong. Wheat fairly
active; No. D Chicago spring 6 Is 4 cash; 6 26A
February; No. do 81 A. Corn steady fair de-
mand AXE cash and February; Al y o March. Oats
firm not quotabiy higher 34l6c cash. 35c Febru-
651 066c Pork firmeI; Sl8 O50ls 10 cash; 8 IS 81
February; SIS So March. Lard strong and very
active; 1I.65o cash or February 115O March. Bulk
meats 6rmer; shoulders SC; short rib side 81 C;
clear sides 81 c. Dressed hogs strong; light 81 60;
heavy 81 GOAT IS. Whisky 81 OH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

The special correspondent of the London
Herald at Gibraltar reports that the United
States steamer Gettysburg has again ire
turned to that port after further examine.
ton of the coral reef recently discovered by
her officers in the Atlantic. Owing to the
violent gales which lately prevailed, she
was partially unsuccessful In her trip.
Notwithstanding all the difficulties in the
way. however, the Gettysburg succeeded in
verifying the position Of the reef, taking 100
additional sOundings, which gave q fair
outline Of its limits and extent But the
question as to whether Its existence Is q
danger Is still unsettled, and would require
q long time and fine weather to decide.
It was found that the bank forms the
summit of an isolated submarine mountain,
having circular base, with q radius from
the summit OF twenty miles. The mountain
rises regularly from 3 depth Of IL, 500 10
1867 feet, capped with live coral. The
bank around the edges give indications of
comparatively recent volcanic disturbance.
At present speculation as to the ahoalest
depth would be useless, bat the impression
prevails that the coral attains the sea level
sc one or more isolated spots.
The italian hshermen are already Geek.
ing Information with = view to dredging
for valuable coral next summer. A tele-
gram received from Italy by the Herald cor
respondent in GIbralter, asking informa-
ton states that In the locality recently
alleged to be two miles in depth, UrRarte,
the captain Of q spanish luRger, IN the
year 1882, reported that he had seen
breakers in latitude $50 38' north, longitude
ll9 p west.
Urgarte's story was disoreditad ct the
time, and remained officially nnnoticed. Il
was reserved for an Americas 0unboae,
after . lapse Of half century, TO demon.
atrate the probability Of the correctness Of
HE statements. The difference between the
poaitlon Indicated By Urgarte, end that Of
tke '&11IY t1ut8 u only Thirteen miles. The
bank should be named after Urfarte.
The Gettysburg viii probably return 70
TIE resi- next summer % complete the
necessary lnFoaliFe1ina.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

LOWER COAST-steamer z 90 Fnrmex--5S bbls
rice rs Ska rough rioe and sundrias
WICK BURG-SteameK Yaz00 Valley-l42a bales
cotton 1853 skis cotton seed 6 sks seed cotton
AMIrk RIVkR-Steamer Alics-9 bales cotton and
SUI dries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Amite--so bbls potatoes
and sundries
BAYOU SARA Steamer OuAehita Bello-94s
bales cotton 1851 ska cotton seed 49 hhda sugar $40
bba molaaaes and tuudries
BAYOU DIS ALLRMAHD6-6teamer Belle Albert
bales cotton "a hhds sugar bba augar l5t bbls Of
molas o.
JAOKsOsPORT-stsamer John RoWard--l69s
bales eOtton sod aundrlee
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Henry Tets-2se
bills mOlaAsas 98 hhda sugar aud suadries
BATON ROUOE-Steamer Leslie Taylor-S09 hhdn
augAf $50 bbis unolAanaa aud anndrisB
LOWkR OOAbT-Steamer kmma--65 hhda sugar
80 nNis mo esaas 30 SKIS rough rice
WE4HAM LAHDiRQ--Steamer Mary Ida--7l
hhds suguT % bhla moiaaeee aud sundrlea
LOWER GOASr-6tenI1ar 1arthn-lO hhds sugar
10 bbla n0lassee and suhdrieB
LoWER DOABr-sfaalneF Issbel--l0 hhda sugar
50 bbln mOlaases and gundries
RECRlPTs BY RAILROADS.
NAV ORLEANS AND AOBILE RAILROAD, Jan.
utry ESQ bsie9 oot1en 6u5 SIX aeed ifl
bbis whisky 100 bbls IS bbls potatoes 1t
los hams 50 sos ard
MOE0 sN's LOUISIANA ANn TaXAs RAILROAD
Jsnusry oe56 1slas aest1n 80 SIS ootton SEED e9e
aha oats sln aoed c0flnu 80 go rouHh rec 5li
hnda suaa - hbls sugar 80 hbia y Leases HI do
EsW oRLRAns AHD rExks RAILROAD, Jan.
gary 6-3l neda puf.r 60 t1la msiass1a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

SEN master, twenty-fOur daya from Fall River In
ballast, to master; bark Maria Wakefield, Osborn,
master. TO MASTER sAiled-Steannships Far urt
and TappahanRBok, ship Lucy A. Bickels and
nehOoners /. W. Wheeler and L0Fine.
PoRr RAIDS January is, P. M.--Wind north
west, fresh ATrived-NorWeRian bark Kong
Syerre, Larsen. mater, Fixty-sx days from Newry
70 Ocean, q rega Z %; schooner 5euDie Wood,
Pzzati, MASTER nine days from Utills, to S. oteri
& 60.
vIoKsBuRe January 6--Tha Leo left st three
o'cl OK this NOR ing. The Katie had not arrived
up to p. NJ DELAYED by fog. No b0sts down.
Weather very bad. The river fell one inch.
CAIRO, January 6.-River SIX feet and stationary.
Weather warmer; light rain last night and to-day
LoUIsvILLR January 6.-Wtather cloudy and
tbawing 10 night; HnOw and rain during the day.
CiEcINNATI, January 6.-River falling Weather
rainy and mild.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

Gold opened at lO6k OlU7, against lO61S at New
York, and after Q fair business closed at the
opening rates. against 1868 in that mari et
The sales summed up @6l 600 embracing @50UO
ct 106ki $40 600 at 1861; $1,000 $4,000 and $40 coo
at 1O7 and 5000 at l07k.
The sales of francs amounted to 10000 com.
meroial, embracing 100 900 at 496 "a 95 800 600 at
1855; ESQ 900 at 495 s 0495 and 100 900 at ASS.
at the close sterling bills were quoted at IS 08k
as 81 for bill Of ladiDg and Al clear, and = a
@5 Ia for bank (bank counter rate -065 lAk). and
francs 1855 6495 for commercial and nominal fl
bank.
New York sight was unchanged The sales
comprised S It's 600 embracing $40, 900 and $500
commercial and SIS 0O0 $4,000 and $50 900 pri-
vRte bankers at 7l6 y cent discount.
The banks continued to check on New York at
" cent discount, and commercial sight was
Rtill quoted at 7.l6.
The following is the Official statement Of the
Bales repOrted To-day to the Stock RxchAnge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

Stocks exhibited moderate degree OF anima-
ton.
With more liberal offerings, State cousols de-
clined u q cent and premium bonds y. closing at
5O15O4 for the IoTmer and 29ss d29H for the latter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

Wallace il wllaon George
RaeAeEmann Jack willis Harry
Wanat n W Willie J w
West James WishaAk Gotti0h
Welsh john WzeN W
West RicnArd n whitney Geo
Weaver c Capt Whitney CB
Wren VIM WOrren Robert
Weldon d Rev Wood TX A
Wilmer Toustier IsNac y
WiAon ThosF zgler Philip
MISCELLANEOUS.
To Art and Society Bditor Herald
Franklin Infrmary EDITORS Of the Rmpire
st. Hsrys College
New Orleans Cotton Press
JOHN NJ. @. PARKER, Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

Says an English critic: aTruihfulness
and courage are The principal virtues which
the law o. honor requires Of . man, chastity
Of q woman; bat coneoianco and religion
demand lEurhiulueeg and chastity Of both
sexes nll&e Or in q wider sense, honor u
the standard 81 eiees, and thas there may
he many diVora8 and iacnHRrnons standards
81 homer, e shsfa s. said e Be honor among
fhfereH,p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

Tbs Democrats farce "a Louieiaun ID
pro ueliFe ONLY Of popular disgust Inolr
nEelsnse Of another Legislature il even
nere e'|iy than their pzeVisus performance
NJ > 1luiIf1 chafaGfEs The ueuocfatio
netols sing % hoIf sTilfdaif1 ffom
~ lcfg, proceeded y froet
ot as iefHi1ai1g ~ I1fue'iq
4f4No -.Ilcga - TIE 8Ncc1-
fN ~ aaa1 1lnea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
oFFIcB OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Sunday, January 7, 1877.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

British steamship B0russia, Hoare, for Liverpool
Spanish steamship Maria, MOlns, for Barcelona via
havana
British ship George Bell, Rose. for HRvre
French ship ODele Felix, Oliver, for Havre
British schooner Constance, Bovadilla, for LagunA
Schooner America. Johnson, for Mobile
Schooner John Wood, Smith, for Philadelphia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07
HippOlyto BelOt We. Magnolia 4

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR I
y Orleans, No. 913s.-By virtue of
seiZnFe and sale directed by the hOr
Sixth District Court for the parish Of
the above entitled cause, TO Eugene '
late sheriff, and by said late sheriff to
ferred, win proceed to sell at public
the Merchants and Auctipneers Bxeha
street, between Canal and Customhon
in the Second District Of this city, on
January is, 1877, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
ing described property, to wit
A CBRrAIN LOT or GROUND, situa
Second d strict Of this city, in the 60
prised within Rampant, Hospital, Bur
Barracks streets; the said lot Of gro
designated rs lot number one o.
drawn by @. A. Heain, late civil
aud deposited as pan number fifty-f
book of plars Of A. Chiapella, then notaf
this city, according TO which plain said
utes, Englirh measure, thirty one feet
four lines front on Rampant street, b
dred and thirty 1--WE feet seven inches il
tween para lellines; together with all To
and improvements thereon, without e.
Teser.a ,iop. Being the same propertl
by the defendant herein by purchase
theEe from MFF. Eugene Surg, per act
the thirtieth of May, 1871, before
andy, MOI airy public in This city.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. IA
del6 "a 81 iaI6 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

doTogaor k0llege bfiolg states tho oauss
Of mueh 0i Logisi9na'a irounles uhan is
says tfas "bg 4 Ittae e'aaa Of the white
ropuIotlql tae calls QalIdh % tha coll il ~
Esgaed g badge "a degradation. p kolas
w Cg4imsrelef
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07
EXPORTS

MISUNDERSTANDING BOrussia--aes3 bales of
cotton 45l bales tstls
Observation-Disclosures aria--l473 bales cot
ton 500 bbls cotton seed oil 1900 slaves
HAVRE-Ship George BelI-39J7 balea cotton
HAVRE- Ship Oncle Felix-26l5 balaS cotton 1900
slaves
LAGUNA-schO0ner Constsnce-20 bills -four 50
tons coal 20 pea lumber Is bbs onions IS bbs pOtA.
toes IS bbs sppes 120 pkgs sundFies
MOBILk--S AmeriGa--l5 bbla Hour Is
bills mOlassas 81 hf bills mOlaaaes
PHILADKLPBIA-scho0ne John Wood-l0lS
bbs moasses $50 hhds sugar IS 900 co coanuts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day mot including $50
bales additional yester ay when the actual bust.
ness was IL 400 bales embraced 450 bales at prices
require al advances of Nc in mcst grade but
only coke in others. We give also the figures
and report of the Exchange, as bellows
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

The above statement, compared with last week
shows 10 change in specie. but moderate in.
crease in currency o liberal increase in deposits
and conei 1erabla falling eff in loans
The demand for money was moderate to-day
both in bank and on the street, and oommeI cal
paper unchanged. fir business was done
IN god, but under the decline at New York it gave
way i C. Foreign exchange followed the course Of
gold, closing lo, or about 2-lO " cent, lower for
sUeJ ling, ana y " cent lower for francs. The
movement In both was liberal New York sight
was unchanged. Stocks exhibited a moderate de-
gree of animation With more liberal offerings
State eonsols declined II p cent, and premium
bonds 4 y cent
The Louisiana State Lottery Company declared
semi annual dividend to-day of y cent pay able
on demand.
We continue to quote frstclass collateral loans
at sG- v cent " snnum discount other grades
do at l00l2; exceptional commercial paper at
frat class mortgages s0lo. and second grade do
nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship New Orleans, Dearborn from New York
30lh ullimO, to A MOultOn-2d district
Ship Joseph Fish StAckpole, so days from Londen,
to maAter-Point
Norwegian bark Vansdea. Larsen, 81 days from
Amsterd am, to mast r-POint
Italian bark COnsigla Galatola, LaviDo. from Dub
liu November a. 70 master-2d district
Bark MeITymAn, Merryman, So days from Hv.
erpool, to master-POint
Bark Leopold ct Marie. LAscally, from BriAtOl No
vemb, r T. to mRster- Point
Schooner lily OF the Valley, Leitch, from RuAtan
1aland, to ] Macheca Sr4-2d district 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

Once hours on sundays from 4 A. N. to . P. NJ.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
" Advertised, !" and give date.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

Rios Farmer. Taylor from Lower Coast
YaEO0 Valley, Beck, from VIcksburg
Alice. Porter, from Amite river-NeW Basin
Amite. Costello, from PensaeOla-New Basin
ouachita Belle. BeErOy, from Bayou Sara
Belle Albert. HOtaId, from Bayou des Allemands
John coward, Montgomery, from JaeksonpOrt
Henry Tets. AucOn nom DonaldsOnville
Lesne Taylor. Brusle. from Baton Rouge =
Emma, canton. Fl ON Lower Coast
Mary Ida, Ruiz. from Wei ham Landing
Martha Basseet. nom Lower Coast
label OPEy, from Lower Coast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

BELOW COMING UP AND WAITING ORDERS.
British ship Glenfnart, Hamilton 40 days from
Glasgow, TO master
British ship q of Richmond, Cummings, "a days
nom Liverpool 10 master
Norwegian ship Protector, Falck, II days from Lon.
Bark Minnie 81 Watts, Watts. 60 days from Ant.
Werp, to master
Austrian bark Nelea' LUX, 60 days from Glouoes-
ter, to master
British bark Kate Cam. Smith, 50 days from Liver
pool, TO master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07
LIST or LETTERS

RemafnlnG In the New Orleanu Postoaaee
January o, 18T6.
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gHERTFF9S SALEs


L0uIs Leeonte W. Krapcofv Gu
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR pa
- Orleans, No. a943.-By virtue 81 N
seizDrs ana sale directed BY the bonst
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleal
above entitled cause, to kugsne WagpHl
sheriff, and BY said lste sheriff Is r
ferrtd, viii proceed to sell
lie auction. at the Merchants and Aud
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
tonhOuse stl'eets, in the Seeoud Distri
city, on u )RDAI, JanuaTy ~. 1871,
o'clock NJ, the. following described psA
ORRTAIN LOT OF GROUND, sstua
Third District of this city, In the squars
by Frenchmen, Union, Craps and Low
having. In French measure, TWENTY-FIVE n
on Frehchmen street, by one hundred N
ave feet In depth, together with all the
and improvements thereon, without ex,
reservation. Being the same property
defendant herein acquired BY purchase
Durei, IS per act passed befOre Adolphe
quie, late a notary public in this city, on
day of June, 1860.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. Han
de2l 81 js7 81 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish u
Smith & McKenna vs.. Roger
EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FoR THB
Il OF Orleans, No. IS, ll5.-By virtue Of
feri facias to me directed by the
the Fourth District Court for the parish n
in the above entitled cause, l will prOoee
at public auction, at the Merchants az
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between
Customlonsn ttfeets. in the Second DistrN
city. on TUESDAY, January 9 1877,
clock NJ, the following described pr
wit
ALL THB RIGHT. TITLE AND INF
the defendant herein, Roger Murphy
the suit and light Of action Of said
against Edward Burke; said suit being N
the docket of the Sixth District Court I
lsh Of Urle cans, 81 titled Roger Murphy Vi
Burke.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HAN
de2a ja39 Civil Sheriff of the Parish
The City of New Orleans VS..
Hereu v Matass; came vs.. same
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR Tn
- of Orleans, Nos. 81, 800 and 1886
tue of two wTits of feri faeias
rected by the honorable the superiot
Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
titled causes, for city taxes of 1875
will proceed to sell at public auetid
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchan
street, between Canal and Customhouse
the Second District of this city on
January 9, 1877. at twelve o'clock NJ
loving G described ri property VI to o nit
First District Of this city. in tquare M
hundred and ninety eight, bounded by
GiAvier. Perdido and Basin streets. desi
lot number fifteen, measuring eighty %
Rampant street, by thirty-eight feet d
street; said lot forming the corner OF Raj
GravieT streets.
Seized in the above suits.
E0GRNB wAGeAs
de7 II jas Civil Sheriff Of the Parish
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r1etsoroIorlcnl nud River Report.

The following statement of the weather and
rivers Is furnished by the Signal Service officer
stationed at New Orleans:
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-07

CmoINNATI, January 6.-W. J. Sanford,
city clerk Of CovingtOn, Kentucky, is
president Of the City Council. Mr.. Shinkle
charges that several city orders have been
raised By Sandford. and the latter's books
made to agree with the amounts taken. A
warrant was sworn out to-day for Sand
Hord's arrest, bat he could not be found
The amount Of fOrgeriea lie not known. The
COvington City Council tonight suspended
him from office.
, 1877-03-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN CITIES.

Special DttnaleA Ia 7n4 Tribune
LIVERPOOL, March 3l-Il o. ,n.-FLoun-No. I,
2aat No. 2 3is.
-wsntu1, No. !. 10s i0dl 10. 2. ios edt
aprsn. No. !. 1Os 81, No. 2 o. sl whIsr. No. I. i0s
81, No. !, It's nd cub, No. 1. itss No. 2, i0p 81.
corn-New. Iiss:s3a sl. old. 2As eA02h 81.
Pnovls1oss-Pofk. 0ls. Lard. W.
LlvxRruot, March 2t-l,3o p. m,-LARp-4ss sd,
LtsERPooL March AID p. m.--LAnp-4a 0d.
Hest 4uchapgud.
LlyEnpooL. March 9t-Latsst -CorroN-F1at, ot<0
7.gds saee, 1000 bAlea: speculation and export,
2,ttU. American. 500.
Recommendations whlta wheat lDa 6dolo
Rd dn clnh, los 8!0lls; No. = 70 No. / rcd Western
spring. o. Ssl 8d DO winter, i0s 01alOs l0d. Flour
Western canal. 3lGal5s. C0rA-Wcatsrn mtxed, 24s
0dd1As O1t now do. 33s&3Js VI. 0as-AnteFlcAa, ss8
u Gl. Darloy-Amerfcsn, - a..
PKAs-CRnadlan, 30 "a.
CLovkn.SEKu-Amertcan. 7oasCs.
FsOTlsoNs-Mcsa pork. 6lA Primo meas t0tG Isl,
Lart-Amcr1can, 4ss Bd. Cscese-Finc American, 73s
llae0n-LonH clear, 3es d, shust do 4os ID.
pxrHoLxux-snt1ita, lbs, refined. tss,
LlNsEkp UtLt-lM H.
ExstN-C0mmon, 80 DdI pale do. I'D.
arIn1rA ATuHrxArtSn-2A.
LONDON. March h3l.-PErRoLxuu-ncaned, l2s0iA
I'd.
TALLow-s1s
AxrwEsr, March 2t.-pzTaoLxux-ads.
, 1877-03-22
GENERAL MARK ELS.

ALNJIEUL-W y NU1Uk Il " V334s N
HuO0al.c0nS-Yas quiet and unehanged' Chotea
gEeen hl1l. 8A27c; u,tsit4m hufl. frd Tipped, ~
Ases Err<a aruah+ With hurl enough to xasktt- ~
1fcs red tipped, With Do, +9sEc. red ~. ss3hcs
Krcco corerp sid 1psIs. SCI rcd tipped DO, SA3Hc,
lu.tdo brush, aAc; medium 10 cho!es STALK braid,
&A5xc: infartor bruth. SC, crooked d., 31Ac-
DUrTEI-ftces xera nTtu+ especially for good to
eho,ce grsdcs Tho supply Of which ren&nues 10 fall
abort OF Tho trade requirements. Shippers And local
retailers operating x!ih fals beralsty Il tho
nsxed range Ut prces: Choice to fancy Yellow 215lci
medium 10 xoot tHA13cl inferior W common, ll4iaei
roll l3t3.4E.
- follows: Sta7k. JHci Aoutaup. 11ci eecFlcAs,
21e; Ontario. 1e; Lewiston. 3ic. Otter Creek, locs
American. 1s}tc: AMoskesx lYc buslap taxs aud
7axiltc 49,
CHI EsE-T1ade vi without n.uetl Anttua1Ion. hut
&iv .nu:t arhGps active o. qubl1 TX ex-
peC4ed Il tA lime VI tho ye. aud With light stQtks 0