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H.-rys PropLE.-Hate not. Itisn

HATING PEoPLE--Hate not. 1t is not
worth while, Your life is not long enough
to make it pay to cherish Ill will or hard
thoughts toward anyone. What if that
man has cheated you, or that woman has
PLAYED you false What if this friend has
forsaken you in your time OF need, or
that one having won your utmost conf
dence, your warmest love, has concluded
that he prefers TO consider and treat YOU
as a stranger Let it all pass What diff
ference viii 1t make toyou in few years,
when YOU 90 hence to the " undiscovered
countryg All who treat you wrong now
Will be more sorry for it than you, even
in your deepest disappointment and grief,
can be. A few more smiles a few more
tears, some pleasure, much pain, little
longer hurryiHg and worrying in the world
some hasty greetings and abrupt farewells,
and life will be over, and the iniurer and
injured VIII be laid away and ere long for
gotten. Is it worth while to hate each
other
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ancestors struggled for it often, and won
1t fairly. Being embedded in their con
stitution, it cannot be destroyed except
by force strong enough to overthrow the
organic structure of the government itself.
! Legislative enactmentS or judicial decis-
io..s are poWerless either to strengthen or
impair it. The legerlemain of lawcraft,
the catches of special pleading, the snap
parades of practice do not help us 70 de
eide matter Ike this. A great nation
must not be mpaled upon pins point.
PrecedeatS which might bind a court OF
quarter sessions determining the settle
ment Of a pauper cannot tie up the hands
of the supreme legislature defending a
fundamental right of the people When
Greenville, In 1865, cited the authority Of
diverse cases to show that Americans
might be taxed without representation,
Mr.. Pitt, answered Il came not here
armed at all points, with the statute book
doubled down in dogs ears to defend the
cause Of liberty. | can acknowledge no
veneration for any procedure, law, OF or
dlnance, that Is repagnaEt to reason and
the first principles OF cur constitution. |
rejoice that America has resisted. So
spoke the defiant friend of our race in the
presence Of hostile parliament ten years
before the declaration on independence.
And now after this long interval of time,
we behold cur greatest right-the right on
which all other rights depend-succesSful
ly aSSailed in our own congress with the
same small weapons that Greenville used.
If brute force has crushed it out we might
bear the calamity with fortitude but To
see it circumvented by knayery and pet
tlfogged to death, Is to much to be eHdIr-
ed with any show of patience
If the majority Of that commission
could have realized their responsibility to
God and man, if they could only have re-
allied that III free country liberty and law
are inseparable they would have been en-
rolled among our greatest beaefactors, for
they would have added strength and
grandeur to our institutions. But they
could not come up TO the height of the
great subject. Party passion so benpmb-
ed their faculties that fundamental
right seemed nothing to them when 1t
came in conflict with some argument SUD
ported by artificial reasoning, and drawn
from the supposed analogies of technical
procedure, The constitution was, in their
Judgment, outweighed by a void statute
and the action of corrupt returning
board.
"Let those things be remembered by
our children children and if the friends
of free government shall ever again have
such contest, let them take care how
like that which betrayed the nation by en-
throning the Great Fraud of 1876
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CHEAP FEETH-A Connecticut dentist
has rot hold Of a composition whereby ne
can make teeth at a cost OF less than my
cents a set. This VIII enable the female
wearer Of false teeth TO have a set 70 match
every suit she owns, both in color and
desisn. With pink goods, pink teeth
with stripped goods, stripped teeth, and 50
on. The man who discovered ConnecsI-
cut vas no sloueh.
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RESTLESS 81 never saw sach a rest
less child. exclaimed the mother as she
tired to mt the boy with a new jacket
The little fellow grew quiet and thought
fuI for a moment, and then suddenly ex-
claimed Il know why I'm SO ma-the
day God made me ] guess the dust was
aHyine a#ful
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UxGUARDED.- A Western editor, in an
unguarded moment, recently wrote The
good husband keeps his wife In whole
some ignorance Of all unnecessary secrets
The next day his wife laid the rolling
nm down on the table under his nose
three or four times, and in italicised sylla-
bles inquired what he had been UP TO
now
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ALwAys.-Iti IS Mr. Emerson who says:
A mind that is conscious OF IT'S integrity
scorns to say more than It means topper
form" Circus agents always keep this
pasted In their hats.
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LIFE INSURANCE MATTERS.

At meeting Of tho New York Board OF Trade. held
yesterday, tho following In regard 10 life insurance,
was unanimously adopted
Whereas life when honestly and economically
condcted rauht with manifold ssings ~ the people.
and
Whereas great dissatisfaction has Of late been justly felt
the crooked operations OF various companies especially
As during the past years.
therefore
we'd That the New York Bonrd Of Trade Ia order
roughiy ascertain tho difficulties which
what legislation is required /, reform appoint
ot live members DO named by the President
into this subject and report TO this board
early practicable.
Yesterday Justice Gilbert, In tho Supreme Court
Kings county, denied tho motion made In tho
SUIT OF J. o. Hoyt against the Conti-
mental Lie Insurance Company to vacate
The judgment secured bv certuin policy holders
n the British Commercial Company, who wcro
reinsurcd with the defendants The motion TO mako
the receiver party defendant in the suit OF C. Z. Hart
well against the company was granted
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

meeting Of the creditors of Charles Hastead, man
ufacturer Of gycernc ut No. 62 vescy street, who
failed with liabilities amounting TO about 500 900. was
held a. the office OF Register Alien To prove their
claims after which Mr. Prince W. Nckerson
elected assignee bankruptcy.
Stephen .. Ryder, dealer IN flour, at No. o. Front
street, has been adjudicated voluntary bankrupt
his own petition before Register Allen. The amount
OF his liabilities is not given In his schedules tho
ground that his books tho possession OF w. X.
Human and Warren q. Brown, who have claims
against him for $50 900. HIS assets VIII not amount
more thar 600
Notice has been received In this city OF the adudica-
ton In bankruptcy OF North Il Stanley, hooks and
eyes manufacturers, ana Frederick n. North, bank
lock manufacturer, oil Now Britain, Conn.
John J. McCrum dealer In furniture; John Wood
and Felix Fandrcau dealers in carpets In Brooklyn,
have been adjudicated bankrupta
In the composition proceedings before Register
Allen, between johnson, Rcqua Co. dealers In
hosiery at No 81 Walker street, and their creditors
the latter have accepted settlement at twenty cents
tho dollar, and the proceedings have been CON-
plctcd.
The failure OF John Miller, jobbcr In jewelry ut No.
II John street. is announced, with liabilities under
$25, 00O Mr.. Miller said yesterday that negotiations
were progress with his creditors tor settlement,
und meeting would 10 held In few days Ia relation
to the matter ut which time statement OF the liable
lies and assets would be presented.
The following assignment aud schedule was yestcr.
day iilcd Ia the Court 0f Common Ploas M o. Isanca
L. Go. TO Frederick Lewis. The liabilities stated ut
S1UO07 Ill nominal assets SIG l62 20. una ron assets
tho County Clerks Onco:-Aenry Fred Moelier "
John CorcIcr,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvrsroS. March 9. 1877.
cos,os quiet. factors willing g rsa,s mlaaI.s. llse
ioS s % Ss ano ssa ssanay 'ps Ss' sss:ss
bales Stock, a. 30 bales.
Nrw ORLEANS, March 8. 1877.
Cotton rsssu, rn and e",y dS"s LIS low
gross 2sss bales Expers ccastwise l. 1873 bales sales,
Coco cS''On wsa % mid ne low s md%ns s
soaswse 81 bales Sales 100 bales soes sso7 bales
cmAaLtsroN March \. 1877.
Ssss SsSslss Sales & ''ss'ss. bales
sAvAxxAm March =. 1877
Cotton dull; miadlips he. low mladling, ii,ss good
saay s so sse apo TO ss
stock. 4i,22s.
amber w'sssi 81 Is = y; white winter s s y So
Mwsukss Cab, 81 ST. u" Do 81 5s So red Wabash,
q as. ~S %s.,s Msss y g. e .s. .s;
S S"eI isaS" aa held q iii d. sa s s s
shipstuis. s2a miadl,ngs S2s 81. Flour shipments.
,. Flour quiet. whes. armer amber Michigan, 81 t7h
30 $,ei winter spot and March j Az 'sjsesd Dayton
SD s' s, rod = az %rsssh u on y sc sGSs
spot. 4sac April Use rejected, NC oais dull white,
S Nee .ips-7oo bushels wheat. iso, DO doe corn, So
90 o"ts sh'pments-lioo bushels wheat $500 do corn.
BusrALo. March &. 1877:
prices nomnay unchanged sales Az, ussis white Michi.
gun wheat ~ VI co. ~ free, track c
Sears milc,s ut Ole old neglected iOobushcls Ohio
oats ut 4oc barley dull lower sales 900 bushels Canada,
on track. 1T STE seeds-Quetable medium clover at ~
~ 35 large do ut $40 $40 % timothy 81 H5 ~ 10
Other articles unchanged. Railroad ireights unchanged
keceptsFionr. 2Sun bbls. wheat, 100 bushels; corn,
23GOO do oats, S,tOD do; barley sD do go
shpments-Four lao bills wheat 700 bushels corn,
% 400 do. oats 400 do barley. $500 do 1900 do.
CHICAGO. March \, 1877.
Flour steady and firm Wheat steady and higher; No.
Chicago spring. 81 an. cash, 81 26a April 81 Ut, May;
No. ado 81 I5 rejected. o,c 9sc Corn in lisht do
mand. cut holders hrm 39hc cash; ioiac April; Ale.
lower sss a sa.c, cash s''as April; :se May
In good demand aud shade higher $i 30 cash $i4 40
april: xi4 02s MAY; Lard steady with . fair demand:
MAY Bulk meats steady and nchanged Dressed no
inactive and lower; mixed, 81 @ % ~; heavy. Whis
key ii O5. ReceptsFlour. $500 bills wheat 500 bush
els; corn. 5ioOO do, oats, 1000 do rye 1000 do !;
barley. 1900 do Shipments-Flour. 1900 bbls.
10000 bushels: 1900 do oats. 1900 do rye. 735
do barley IL 200 do At the afternoon call Of the board =
Wheat irregular. nut active and Brmer 81 26sf April
81 3O. May. Corn hrmer Pork steady i4 42a $l4 A.
April; $lI B5 May Lard irmcr: 10 50 50 So April.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT 1-16C. LOWER FUTURES CLOSED
EAsY-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT QUIEr-CoRN
STEAMBOATS, sTEADY-wHIsKEY FIRMER--
PORK DULL-LAID EASY - PETROLEUM
EAsIER-sPIRITs OF TURPENTINE QUIET
RosIN sTEADY-oILs FIRM-CoFFEE AND
SUGAR sTEADY-FREIGHTs FAIRLY ACTIVE.
THURSDAY. March Sc r. NJ.
The markets were still dscouragingIy quiet, and
only very moderate business was anywhere done.
On 'ChaEgc very httlo was done IN anything Flour
was dull but without decided change Wheat was
quiet aud nominal, but hrm for primo samples Corn
and oats were quiet but steady Whskey was quiet
but nrmer. Pork dull, lower aud nominal. Lard was
easy Frcghts fairly active. Cotton the spot
Lice lowers futures closed easy. Coffee and
steady. Oils firm Petroleum dull Naval stores steady.
CosvAE-Rio was quiet but steady. Mid coffee was
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firm We anoto-0rdinary csrgoes 17c IKE. fair do.
issc.: good do. a0c prime do. 2uslc. Gle.
range for lots. lie 22,sc; Santos fair to good lo'r
2r gold ~ days; Java government bags 2ac 10 do.
mats. BE atc singapore Ice 2lc Ceylon. i3c.
Gle; Maracaibo isic zoe. Laguayrs. 1870. zoe.
Jamaica, lsc Ice st. Domingo. l6i.c lie Porto
Rico isc POKE Costa Rica lsc Gle: Mexican isc
NC Manila, isc a ie5sc; Ango tnra. ipc u 2oac.;
ravsnila, lSsse. "A zoe. 'urac 16l5c. n Ice
'oIToS on the spot neglected ana prices were
knocked down Lice. Liverpool quiet unchanged
Tor spot cotton, with 500 bales sales aud
lures ll6d cheaper market opened de line OF
live points and soon declined nve points Al this
point the market seaed tor few moments but with An
increase OF receipts and of lower Liverpool
ket combined With OF lgrge receipts DR.
leans tomorrow said iOOpD bales there
nee disposition sell and prices dropped points
more The market closed at the lowest prices OF the
day Tie closing prices to-day with Wednesdays
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coupon 113k 113H; do. do, 1866, registered, 10sk
los,e; do. do. 1865. coupon 1851 1881; do. do,
do, new, registered. 1922 a 1924 do do do, cou-
pom, 109,s l09x; do. do, 1867, registered, 1l2H
112k do d. do, coupon 1l21s ll2x; do. do. 1865
registered, ia 1l4s; do. do, do, coupon, LA
nay do ten fortes. registered, 1io Ill; do. do,
coupon. llls MY; do hves 1881. registered lIoK
a 1l0s do do, do, coupon hoy a llO1s; do. four
and hals. 1891, registered; 1861 1o65s.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to-day were. $500 900
Customs receipts 1901 600
Bank notcs received. oOooo0
One million and half IN were withdrawn from
the Treasury yesterday and to-day four halls
substituted. The Treasury holds 800 1000 900
four and halls to national bank circulation.
The Treasury balances to-day were:--Currcncy.
$4,000 600; coin. $50, 100000; less certificates,
$5s,i5o,ooo
sTATK BONDS
State bonds quiet aud strong with sales Of Mis-
souri, long skies aud Ohio skies OF 1881 District OF Co.
iumba 65s sold ut 72s Latcr, District OF Columbia
365's advanced to 72,S.
THE PoRgIN MARKET
The London advices report cousuls shade owcr and
United States bonds all steady. Erie advanced u per
cent to TX, and afterwards reacted New York Gen.
trial steady ut 921s. Tho specie In tho Bank OF
England decreased EAST 900 during the week, and
fl30 900 bullion was withdrawn balance to-day.
Tho proportion OF bank TO liabilities Is 45 IL IL
per cent against 46s per cent last week. There is no
change in tho bank rate OF discount e per cent.
Rcntcs at Paris sold up 1Oef. Soc Tho specie In the
Bank OF Franco decreased 8, 100. 000L during the
week. The following are the closing prices In Lon
don:-Consols for money, 96la; consos for account,
96H; hvotwonty bonds of 1865 (oIi), 1868 1903
nvetweny bonds OF 1867, ITO; forty bonds. 1883
ives. 1919; Erie common shares ~; Erie pre-
fcrred shares 17Is; Now York Central, 93; Illinois
Central 81 In Paris renes closed strong ut 1861 sOc,
while In Frankfort United States dves brought
1887. Bar silver closed ut 55s5d. per ounce.
RAILROAD BoxDs
Railroad bonds irregular but generally higher,
with tho following changes IN prices compared with
last previous sales. An advance Of 2A in Lehigh and
Wlkcsbarre consuls, Ia in New Jersey Central rsts
consolidated, IL In Hannibal and st. Joseph Fights
convertbles, N in New jersey Central convcrtibles
and New York Central arsts coupon, u in Central
Pacific nrsts (San Joaquin branch and u in Central
Pacific gold bonds There decline Of 2 per cent
In South Pacific Railroad bonds OF Missouri, Il In
Pacific Railroad OF Missouri seconds Il in New Jersey
Central nrss new y In st Louis and Iron Mountain
arsts and - In Union Pacific hrsts and Pacific Rail-
road of Missouri hrsts
The only sales Fourth National at HOY and
New York at ll6.
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CREMATING CITY GARBAGE.

Alderman simonson yesterday offered n resolution
In the Board, requesting Mayor Ely to cali the a,cn.
OF tho Board Of Health the subject OF crcmatins
vegetable refuse from tho Streets suggested by
HERALD, with Instructions to investigate tho Same,
and report any ordinance which II may be necessary
pass in relation to tho subject The resolution was
referred to the Police their consid-
Grafton. This peculiar disposition OF important Q
matter caused considerable comment around tho City
Hail. II was al tho suggestion Of Alderman Shoila
that tho reference was made
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EXCISE MATTERS.

A resolution was yesterday passed by tho Common
Council asking the Mayor to instruct the Excise Com
missoncrs liquor dealers arrested for vo-
lalion tho law late hours of the night when tho
Police Courts closed In cases whore tho offence
has been committed during day ght Another rcsou-
adopted calling upon the Legislature to de-
feat the bill pending before that body transferring
tho Excise Bureau 10 the Police Department and CAV.
ing control OF the licenses TO the Muyor.
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THE FEBRUARY IMMIGRANTS.

Olicial returns made to the Bureau Of Statistics
snow during the month ended February 20. 1877,
there arrived ut the port OF Now York 1887 mmi-
grants, OF which ,433 males and 6Os omaIes Of
the total arrivals there frcm England 5i3 Scot.
land, III; Wales o. Ireland. 243; Germany, 57l; AUS
tria 70; SWEDEN Norway and Denmark, 81; France.
1903: Switzerland. 3s; Spain, I'll Italy, Isl Holland, 3d.
Belgium, Il Russia, ~; Poland, IL; Hungary, IL Que
bee, =; Cuba, s; Ontario, q bermuda, 2; China Nova
Scolia New Brunswick, Brazil United States vi Co.
lombIa aud AIgiers. ench.
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THE SICK HORSES.

Contrary TO tho general representations Of vcseri-
nary surgeons, several now OF cerebro- spinal
meningitis wcrc Developed yesterday among tho
horses the and Gates Avenue car line, Brook.
lyn ana tho condition OF OF the cqnnes that had
boon attacked with the disease day s,ncc was
worse SIX horses diod during Wednesday night The
brooklyn CITY RA,Irond company has lost by tho
malady thirtv-sx horses Of mo above line In one
week, and therc indications ~ present Of ne
disease rsceivns chscns
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ADULrERATING LYE.

Robert Henderson, OF No. lis Water street, was
called upon In the Tombs Court yesterday 10 Goplan
why he adultcratcd lyo. Tho charge against him was
obtaining money under false prctcnces from Noses
Ham, Of No. rs Wooster street. by selling him Iye
pure when, In fact II was adultcratcd Tho proof OF
aducraton was furnished In tho affidavit OF Profess
sor Chandler, President OF the Board OF Health, whos
AT tho request OF tho complain ant had madc chemi
cal analysis OF the iyc Tho prisoner pleaded noA
guilty and was rc,nandcd Tor examination
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THE NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

A few days ago the report of special committee on
a now Produce Exchange building made to the
managers and the president OF their body TO vote
the report Tho members, howovor arc determined "a
express their opionon tho SUBJECT and petition IL
being circulated on the floor OF the Exchange request
ing the president Mr. L. j. ~ Stark, To call meeting
OF the Exchange al carly day in order u give each
member an opportunity TO speak either tor against
the project The day for the meeting has not yet bcen
designated but It Is 10 DO Tor day week.
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lowest prices oil the day =

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows the advance and decline in
the closing prices of the principal active stocks as
compared with those OF yesterday
ADvANcE.-New York Central IA; Er.c a Har-
lem, l Lake Shore, Ia New Jersey Central, "a;
Rock Island "a Morris and Essex, u New Jersey
Southern, u Delaware and Hudson, u Michigan Cen.
trial. a.
DEcLNE.-Wesiern Union, q Adams Express, u
Union Pacific, Y; Northwest, - G., c. Q. l., q;
81. Paul preferred Il Delaware, Lackawanna aud
Western, Il Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, u Bur-
hngton and Quincy Is Gold, q.
CLOSING pRIcEs---3 p
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Tho Bonrd Of Aldermen have, under q resolution,
given control Of the hosting Of flags over the city
public buildings to Mayor Ely.
Tho Aidcrmanic Committee on Lands and Places has
reported IN iavor oil tho immediate repairing OF
Macomb's Dam bridge by tho Park Department.
Comptroller koily yesterday signod warrants
mounting q 400 III 81
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING SHARES.
The following table Of prices of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, including the opening prices
of to-day, received by telegraph from Francisco
Is furnished by William Ward, Drcxel Building. All
prices In gold:--
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The closing prices were:.
TIE MONEY MARKET.


Money is still very easy at "a per cont on call,
and IL closed on the same terms.
The following The rates Of exchange New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day Savannah,
buying u, selling Charleston scarce, nominally l-l6
premium, q premium; Cincinnati, firm, buying par,
selling lilo; New Orleans commercial 31G bank a ;
ST. LOUIS, 10 premium, and Chicago par Foreign
change was frm with business the basis Of 81 for
bankers lorE, and 4.s5ta Tor demand sterling
TnK GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at 1854. declined to 1906 and closed at
1905. The carrying rates were "a, and per cent,
and tho borrowing rates hat to -64 per cent per diem
Gold ccarings ut tho National Bank OF the state of
New York -
Gold balances. .................. ST. 1886 $40
currency mahccs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. PAT ,32i
uross c'cera"ccs. ................... 26O46,OOO
CLEARING STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. ................ Sos, SS7 O63
Currency taianccs... 3453, 374
Gou exchanges. 1906, 400
Gold balances. l40o, 73l
GOVERNMENT BoNps.
Government bonds were lower to-day, in sympathy
with gold. hut they closed 1rm at the following quot a.
lions: --Unitcd States currency SKIES, 123,< 123&
do. SKIES, 1881. registered ll2t< l12h no. do, do,
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Delivered contract 90 bales For future delivery the
sales ~ follows: Yesterday after two MMsrca.
30 Ut i26c $40 II doc May. 800 a, s2c 800 At
Elsie. LOO at II 7sc 1900 ut L. zoe. $500 2.soc :
June 90 at i2!2c 100 II &c. 100 at i2D5c 100 at
1905 100 nj lsosc; October. 100 a. ia;57c.
December. 100 a. ia.He.. 2D ut i?:.43c.. Total
io5 at las.e 500 'a ~ ,apc 100 "" a. iasae 5
700 AZ y Die iooa y 5oc 800 1T ~ 100 800 at u iec
$40 ut ~ i7c 800 at H. 4bc $500 II i5c 100 at II 4ic
2n at IL f,c 2 at H. itic.. I'm ut l247c. May TOO
1900 ut l2Tic 100 ut II 7Oc 400 ut H. 6'c. 300
~ esq., 400 NJ ~ sc 100 II 6Gc 100 ut ~ 6c 2UU
II 6tc, 600 NJ II TIE. GOD Mt l2Gic. 5uMt l26fc 800
300 lasec 800 At II see At IL SIZE 400 at IL se
2Oat Y s2c 100 II sc no NJ II Slc, 100 ut ~ 7Sc
100 Mt II Tie, IN, NJ l7tc 900 at l275c 800 II 16c
300 Mt y 77c 7ooat u 7c July, 7ooat II olc 800
u Slc .1D at II s.c, 400 Ut 2sc 300 Mt IL Sc 300
2Ssc August UOat l2dc. 100 at l297c 400 atI2 e5c.
lmAt Die 400 AT ~ 2c coo ~ 233c Iooat Gle loo
l2o5c.; October. 800 l2.I5c Total 81 400 bales
Grand total 500 bales Tho receipts the ports
follows :taIveston $50 bales, New Orleans u93: Mo
bile. lsD Savannah 7iO: Charlcstvn 40; Wilmington.
phia, 27s Total 6i72 bales. This day last wesk 500
This day last 6,29t Total since September o3
bales To last night Cotton freghts closed Ms follows
uavrc by steam &c, compressed To Hamburg by stean
steam. &C.. compesscd by sail. .bc Nc To Liverpool.
by stean I'D by sail. 4c. a9a2c. compressed Market
quiet.
FLouR GGAiN-Recepts Flour, 7ls5 bbls. whe at.
$50 bushels; meal. $40 bbs and $40 sacks;
corn. $1,000 bushels; oats, 1880 do; rye 100
do barley. 5000 do: barley malt q $50 do. Tho
sales rather easier prices sales were inclnd
ing state, Western and Southern at the annexed quota
tons Rye flour ruled steady. with sales OF 200 bb Corn
meal quiet sales about 800 ibis and sacks
Ahnn Vnraa Nm apntA
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovIpgNCE March y, 1877
Printing cloths quiet but steady NJ unchanged prices
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March S-5 p. N.
Cotton-Futurcs quiet; uplands low middng clause,
June ana July delivery q 25 SD
LONDON. March SIS l.. NJ.
Producc-Renned petroleum. l2Ad. l3d per gallon.
Spirits Of turpentne, 2ss per cwt.
THE GLASGOW SUGAR MARKET.
GLASGOW, March 4, 1871
moderate business Is doing In sugar I'd per
cline
SILVER.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. March g. 1877.
Spanish gold, 122% 123. Exchange weak.
Sugars hrmer; demand more active