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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-25
Two AIllaZOlls,

This morning abou! 7 O'clock lively
fight occurred between two market
women on Sixth street, near Race. Mrs.
McDonahugh, who has stand in thai
vicinity, informed the Superintendent
that another woman named Blank had
dumped barrel Of cabbage on the
pavement without having license.
Mrs. Blank became furious, and alter a
wordy war drew out a large knife, with
which she threatened to cut her oppo.
nent. superintendent Birnbaum and
several citizens interlered and took
charge OF the knife. A large crowd col.
lected, but the affair was finally settled
by Mrs. Blank packing up and leaving
the market.
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The Temperance Wave.

The meeting Of the Christian WOmen's
Temperance Union yesterday afternoon
in Woods Theater was conducted by
Mrs. Runyan, who announced as the
first hymn, "The Gates Ajar." Prayer
was offered by Mrs. Whitridge. After
singing, Oh, what friend We have in
Jesus" Mrs. Runyan read a Scripture
lesson.
Brother Prosser of Pittsburg, Mrs.
Vanholtz and Mrs. LeaVilt made some
remarks which caused number TO sign
the pledge.
In the evening the Murphy workers
held meeting in the same place, and
like all that have preceded 1t, especially
OF late, it was u great success. The
number Of signers in The city and vicin.
ity is now about ten thousand.
Prayer meeting in the theater from 8
TO 4 this afternoon, and mass meeting
at 8 O'Clock in the evening.
A Murphy meeting was held in McKen-
dree Chapel last night. The house was
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The Free Press.

The "Cincinnati Freie Presse" has
come to the front as the most enterpris-
ing and leading morning German news
paper in this city. The Sunday sheet is
the largest of any papers issued here,
containing twelve pages of newsy and
spicy reading matter. The Freie Presse,
under its present management, prom.
ises to stay in the van OF its contempo-
raries.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-25

literally packed with people. rhe meet
ing was addressed by Mr. Emory II.
Prosser, of Pittsburg. He said one of
the great hlndranceS to the spread of
this work has been the inactivity and
hesitancy of the Christian people. We
must get out Of the way or move on in
tue work.
Miss Fannie Greene recited "The
Drunkaru's Inventory" Mr.J. S. Greene
made few remarks. Temperance meet
ing In this church tc-night.
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Important to Western Trav.
elerS.

When you visit the CITY of New York,
stop at the Grand Union Ho ell, opposite
Grand Central Depot. $50 elegant rooms
ST., 81 80 and $2. Elevator, steam, and all
improvements. Prices reduced 10 meet
the stringency OF the times. Tne res
taurants supplied with the best. Prices
lower than at any other tirst-olass hotel
in the city. Baggage delivered to and
from this depot free. ~ See that those
you enter have Grand Union Hotel on the
sign. WIN. d. GARRISON, Manager.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BERKELEY SPRINGS
MORGAN CO., w. VA,
az Miles from Sir Johns Run Station, Balti
more & Ohio Railroad.

The Berkeley Springs Hotel affords accom-
modations for five hundred guests. The Baths
are unriyaled, including every variety-SpOut,
Shower, Plunge and Swimming pools, for Ia
dies, children and gentlemen. Natural tenn
perature, "a degrees Fahrenheit. and have
been found, if not a speclhc. at least beneficial
for many diseases. Res- No case of Rheuma-
tlsm-whether simple or complicated with
Gout or Sciatica-has ever been known to nave
used this water properly without having been
benefited by it.
Round Trip Tickets at Reduced Rates, is
sued by the baltimore Il Ono Railroad.
Descriptive Circulars at Grand Hotel.
JOHN II, TREGO & SON,
jcl2- lmTu, Ih&S PrOpFietOrS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-25

The PlttSburg, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railway Company, popularly known as
the "Pan Handle Route" will place ex-
cursion tickets on sale July 3 and a.
1877, to and from all stations OF their
lines. Tickets good TO return until July
8. This old established and popular
Gus ON has long been and will continue
to be appreciated by the friends and pa.
irons OF the line. The rates will be low
anu accommodation ample.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-25

NTOTiCE-ON THE 10Th DAY OFJUNE.
" 1877, the Probate Court OF Hamilton COun-
" declared the estate of August LcuchtweIs.
deceased, to be probably insolvent Creditors
arc therefore required to present their claimy
lowance within six months rom the time above
or they will not be entitled to pay
ment. L. j. BlRGLER,
Administr Of August Leuchtweis, decea Cd.
June IS, 1877. jel8-6tM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-25

ALL NERVOUS, exhausting and painful
diseases speedily yield to the curative infu-
ences OF Pulvermacher's Electric Belts and
Bands. They can be easily applied by the pa
tient himself, and with the most gratifying
results. Book, with full particulars, mailed
free. Call or address Pulvermacher Galvanic
Company, 1872 Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ia22-1yM, &F-ia25-1yw-eoW
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ROBACK'S PILLS. " Why are they
the best Pills in the market? Because
they are reliable, safe and efficient. Pu-
rify the blood, regulate the liver and d.
gestlve organs, relieve the painful
headaches caused by indigestion. For
sale by Druggists everywhere,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-25

Travellers often wonder why their tel-
low travellers are so loud in their praise
of the Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
but, after a visit themselves, they are
satisfied of it's famous excellence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-25

Glenn's sulphur Soap cures skin Diseases by
its specific action on the capillary vessels
which have been morbidly impressed by their
impure contents, and which are restored to a
healthy condition by the counter-ir -irritant in
fluence OF the sulphur. Sold every where. De-
pot, CRIIIENTON'S, No. Sixth avenue, New
York.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,
Qn
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-25

MEssRS. RIvET d PARTRIDGE LAT aud
149 West Fourth street, are selling bar
E ms in all lines Of goods that astonish
tue natives. The only way to be lully
convinced is TO 90 and see
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SEEDS.
LEGAL.

MOTTO is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the subscriber has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate of
Mary +. Carter, late OF Hamilton County, de-
ceased. LOUIS w. CLASON, Admir-.
Dated at MaulsoHville this 25th day OF June,
'ST. j. s. WHITE, Attorney,
jt25- BIN Off g 36 Johnston Building.
A TTACHMENT.-W. w. SMITH, PLAIN
n TIFF, VS.. John MallOy and L. +. Ryan,
defendants. Third National Bank, garnishee.
Before d. w. Z. Lee, Justice of the Peace OF
Cincinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.
-On the 9th day Of June, "A. d. 1877, said JUS
tice issued an order OF attachment in the above
action for the sum Of fifty dollars and costs.
w. W. SMITH.
tINCINNATI, June 70, 1877. 25-3tM
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ABSTRACTS.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

10 ANY REAL ESTATE IN HAMILTON
County furnished promptly ard at moderate
rates, by the CINCINNATI BSIRACT COM
PANY,
The Company VIII also make examinations
and furnish information as to any OF the Courts
or Records in this County.
Persons interested in Real Estate Titles are
invited to call at the Office Of the Company for
further information.
Ohicc, No. 20 West Ninth street.
mh26-tf A. ID. DISERENS, Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY

with 81 of per mead weight so cw for Kopfer - Mis-
steers a. re pee ill., ~ weigh. es. .esa. 10 cSsrSsss
is rffht at pee ss s e,
81 on the lc. weight . ew. - Illinois steers -
Illinois steers :, ids per 10. with 81 Of per head ssiss.
weights eva * esf Illinois steer. ., o,se per
per- h. seshs.s sst e%l Rerensein .eid Tor p ss
iss Mfssi 10 n s per- p 81
strong: ~ Illinois steers At lc per d.. weight ~
WAIKIKI . is'fs: e, It s "ssf Is CIV"
Zoe S per per- whit w 81 ON ss Hs s.s
sw.: - Illinois, steers at iOlSf, per TO-, weight
5s e asi s'fi IL
Sc o Weigh. sT u s~ p. %
weigh. LAS Sr, per head IT, $ Kossniha il Ilnoi,
ssi per- IT, Weight sw "a '''s'
w. sms. Is &C. "7 per ps s N'Iy sold so ,sssD
si6'lb.; g. per ID: 2s7 sheep weight ~ ~.
s ss re- Ia Sheep a4 ws ssn re a. p at X
hallspo.cs scd ioa STAT, sheep. weight ,ssso ,es a.
e. rsrG 80 state lamb. ~slgS, 2so lbs, 7s,c per
ID o III Ono sheer we'T Il , 'ss a s eer ~
mixed Michigan aud Ohio sheep weight 1850
Poo " H. NisS'" ass S Ssep
weight so s s msss .@s ssD
S:s S.s s "a. s;i i %:s :..
1850 at y e go Rst s hs ose ssis r
lbs. sac per h. no satc sheep, weight $3.50 lbs.
c per H. 10 State sheep weight $40 lbs. o.,
H. ii3 State sheep, weight $40 lbs 6Gc per 10 ~
state sheep, weight 90 lbs. G4c per 10 iI
state lambs. weight 1880 BIS, &c. per
ID. Sold for week ending February ~. 1877
37oo sheep and lambs s. ~ per head f. New
ton, Use Ohio sheep weight 10 lb per head 81 % per
cwt l12 Ohio sheep. weight % lbs head at $40
10 iss Ohio sheep weight lo3 lbs head. at 57c
10 Judd buckingham sold 500 Illinois sheep weights ~
lbs it2 lbs head &C. perb i66 state sheep weight
~ lbs per head NJ asc ID oti Ohio sheep weights
weight 81 lbs per head. At 5.sc per To- Sold Tor
lambs al S6 Is head kasc Pdcock sold 1874
Illinois sheep weight ~ lbs head SIC per h. 2l
Michigan sheep. WEIGHT 80 lbs head. SIC. ID
loi Ohio Sheep weight 80 lbs head at 5se per 1919
Ohio sheep. weight 146 lbs head Sc H. Sold
week ending February II. 1877 1881 sheep and lambs
So ~ average per head.
MiLCH COws.-rhose 10 hand held on sale.
VEALS AND CALvEs.-None reported on sale.
HoGs.-There no live hogs sale.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
MoypAy. Feb. 10 1877.

BkEvks Trade slow at last Fridays rates; the herds TO
hand ranged from TO choice generally OF fair
qa quail r'ess were re Lbs weights sw aew1
lbs net scassy any beeyss remained inc: noon 81
G. oH Or iii o q cars Of
n' IS i'sssa 49, per b. ~ss%s
limo, =, s.s.1 aS, ss lie PEI ~ welsh eT
nos 10 &C. lie. per h.. weight scwt. Illinois
ss . "a co sif ss1 at &
ps IT, ySss "a er IL n0,, .sssr a. I pei
per ~, weight ewl; is Illinois steers at a.
e wi vy Cary sc os selves en 81 sIs Illinois i ds.
M S las o OBJ ssSs III e. S Ss cs
@ T 81 IL pS wr nssa q a, 10 .V az isss'
s,li!is per IT,: Weigh. Z. ss, !; lniHsI.
j. IT, Gs" sS r psI ssad Is ~iiH" "o - s~s
a, ~ re per b. weight g. es, - Illinois steer, Ger
p;f g. wssSi q s~s =" sws y Illinois .ssrs :.
e ri wS weight = o, .ess i'fss s
VsriS wsls1. siss"s..i drs.. S5s, Scissix
H. %,, wei 8. "a swt sw vofs ..la isr
ssn 81 a%a.s s "a for S ps, ID Ts M Gw
oc e gsr H with 81 2" per head wssn.s ~
e~ .san, with ." Ss. )" head,
At S.e per ID weights "a 7sSt ,esn' ~ "S'
Sssi. a"I Dsie ii'n"i;' . f.as I SsS;
3. s~s a Jersey ' SSy yard. Corey
s fss az oss oxen o S per a. wss eve
per h., weight ~ cwt.: tor D. Evans. IL Ten
nessee oxen 64c. per ID weight eya cwI;
for j. justine, 10 and steers. mixed, at yi.c.
per H., weight tor >. Brown II and steers,
mixed at &c. per H., with 81 OH head weight ewt
10 aud steers mixed. sac. lie. ~. weight
lac NJ Goidscnid sold Tor H. > Roscnhsi 80 Illinois
NJ asc. lb with ~ on per head on 20 head
weights cwt. ulS cwt; - Illinois steers at vlac.
Is po G' steer. ''S TSs"' weight.
cwt. cwt.. "a Missouri steers ut iOiac per
lp weight 90 cwt rs Missouri IOr. por ID
weight IA 80 Missouri steers NJ ic per NJ weights
cwt sc.int ~ i3 Missouri l2tac per
weight d. cwt 4 " sherman sold Tor Waixcl Acrton
80 Illinois osc per 10. with 81 per mead III
head, weights 81 cwt ID Illinois ys4c
per 10 weight ~ c~t seant Foley sons SOLD for ~
Morris ~ Illinois steers Jlec 10, with 81 per
head 81 head. weight "a ewt - Illinois 0Ac.
per h., weight 8s cw ~ Illinois steers " lUc per H.
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$780, Ga5 In 1875 The total exports OF specie
ST. go SAL; against s59s9.9S5 In 1876 and
~
q 1875.


In 1875.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds were somewhat lower in SYM
pathy with the weakness in the gold Market they
closed steady as limited States currency sixes
1881 1885; do do, 1884, registered, liz 1l21 do
do, do. coupon, ll2zs 49,; do do, 1865, regis
tered, 1885 lOs7s; do. do, do. coupon, 1881
1887; do. do, do, new, registered 109ss u 109h;
do. do, do, do. coupon, 1925. 109z; do do. 1867
registered, 1124S 11214; do d. do, coupon, 112ss
all2A; do. do, 1868, registered, 1854 ll6t4: do
do, do, coupon, 1l5z 1l6i4; do tcn-forties regis
tered, 110k 110H; do. do, coupon, 1l44 114li;
do. fves, 1851, registered 1loi& llOh do. do, do
coupon 1lo& 1908; do. AIS, 1884, registered.
1863 1905
THE FOREIGN MARKET
The London advices report consols steady and United
States bonds shade weaker Erie sold at So and
closed At So, The Bank Of England f27 900 bull
ion balance to-day. Rentes at Paris TO 1861
l2ysc The following the closing prices -Consols
Tor money, 95s< 8b5s do for account, 95A a955s;
United States bonds OF 1865, 1888 do do 1857 1898
l09al; ten-forty bonds 1Os4; new fves, 1915 Eric,
81; New York Central, "a. Bar silver 56Ad..
nominal.
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Revenue receipts to-day we're $6oo,ooo customs re-
cApts. $7oO.O bank notes received Tor redemption,
81, 10000.
State bonds at she Board Z lower for North
Carolina skies, DID, and steady for Mssouris and New
York State skies OF 1891, 10 which dealings
nned District OF Columbia 1865 sold at 72 72s
decline Of a; New York skies OF 1891 sold At l24.
RAILWAY bonds.
Tho market Tor railroad bonds was moderately &C
tive and prices generally lower. The Chicago and
Northwestern gold were exceptionally strong and
advanced to 90-a OF y. Eric third mortgage and
Pacific Railroad OF Missouri frsts advanced u each.
The other changes q decline Of per cent in
Albany and Susquehanpa seconds, per cent in New
Jersey Central Arsts consolidated, Lchigh and Wilkes
barre conscls and Morris and Essex hrsts, u in Erie
fourth mortgage and New York Central SKIES Of 1887
aud y In Central Pacific gold bonds. Burlington and
Quincy Fights advanced 1929 and the consol
declined to 100A.
SHARES.
Tho sales Of city bank shares were Fourth Ma
tional at 103 Is Metropolitan at 1881 l34, 80 New
York at llS and Park at 115.
The following the opening quotations for mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day Gould Curry, ID;
Savage, 8; Choar Potosi, 90; Ophir 81; Hale Nor
cross 81 Crown Point. 10; Yellow Jacket IA; Belcher,
o. Imperial 2; Virginia Consolidated, 62 California.
Eureka, G. ", 8; Best l. Belchcr, So; Kentuck, 8;
Union consolidated 10; Alpha. 90 Meadow Valley, X;
Sierra Nevada, 8; Mexican, Is; Caledonia, o; Silver
Hill 9; Eureka consolidated, 10; Justice, Is; Julia
consolidated. G. The closing prices were M follows
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices Of the day.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes In the prices OF the
principal active stocks compared with those OF yes
terday:--
ADvANcE.-Burlington and Quincy A; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, III; Delaware and Hud-
son, 31a; Harlem, "a; Morris aud Essex u; North
western, / do preferred, "a Rock Island, n ST.
Paul. so; Adams Express, y.
DECLINE.-New YORK Central. u; Chicago and Alton,
~; Erie, a; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, preferred, /;
Illinois Central, IA; Lake Shore, 1 Michigan Con.
trail, al Ohio and Mississippi u; Pacific Mall u;
81 Paul, preferred, "a; Western Union, 3ss; Union
Pacific, l; United States Express, u; Wells-Farao
gold, 1S.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money waseasy call ut per cent, and during the
afternoon advanced to per cent, after loanng
TO 2s, and closed at per cent call The following
the rates OF exchange New York the UNDER
mentioned cities to-day Savannah, buying u, SELL
ing "a Charleston, scarce, buying premium, selling
y premium Cincinnati quiet, buying par, selling ITO
premium; New Orleans, commercial q, bank $40; st.
Louis rs premium, and Chicago par Foreign exchange
lower the principal bankers having reduced their
asking rates to "a Tor sixty days sterling and 4s5s
for demand
THE GOLD MARKET.
Cold weaker, opening at 1861, advancing to
1857 and declining to 1865, with the latest sales at
1867. The rates paid for carrying range from % to
81 per cent.
CLEARING STATEMENT.
SuTrency eAchahgcS .p1I, w $3.50
Sutehcy oaahccs.... oooooo
uoiu cAcnahses... Observation-Disclosures. v, toO 'oV
~"'~ iiooosA
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CLOSING PRIcEs--3 =. n.
Tho closing prices were as foIIows:-
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

IMPOKTS AND EXPORTS.
Tho foreign commerce OF the port last week was as
folows:--Gcnerai merchandise imports including dry
goods 1882 oO2 produce exports, $4o.7ss9 specie
exports, $95,5oo, and specie imports $685. Ola ,prn
cpally gold coin)
The total imports Of merchandise Mt the port since
January l, this year, were Sal, 195, 1866. against
$4s 4s3 567 Tor the corresponding period 1876 aud
s46 34l, 257 In 1875. The total exports OF produce
were .307. against $a2,939, 232 IN ls7G and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
EXCHANGE NOTES.

The managers OF the Produce Exchange resolved
yesterday that the rules prov dng that the oor the
building must be cleared alter tho hour two O'Clock
will hereafter be strictly enforced, aud business
any KIND allowed to be transacted after that time. A.
TIC Cotton Exchange Mr. II r. Brice, OF the late nrm VI
Bchnct Bruce X Co., who had been suspended ON
account OF the failure OF his house about one moush
ago, was restored " full membership
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. 10. 1871
Cotton irregular; mdding ne. low mddng. n1sc.;
fcS H. ! Ss; rsn sss sSss s
Sales. 6si. stock. 1851.
Cotton easier; middling lie low middiins. i:c good
Gi"ay 81 a 70 the S"s
10 tho Channel, $500 Sales, 5000. stock, 5is,sso
MOBILE Feb. 10. 1877
GOOD cS't e1an.ss %dS .rsp sS %SS ss
sAvASsAH. Feb 10, 1877
ordinary. iie Net receipts. s7s bales gross 1905. Ex
CHARLESTON, Feb. 10. 1877
Cotton dp misalins IGw %d&Ens a good
Britain 1912; coasswse. 5i5 sacs. 800 Stock 1929
OswEGo. Feb 10, 1877.
= srs;dss: sales isos VII. Mssss a,m: No Nii,
gu sale.
missed .. Sos Barley quiet. No. cansds held =. q 81
Moea-sho,.s, $50; ship.,uns, sas; %iddlings sa4
New York soc. Albany. 2Sc. Flour-shipments i4oo
BUFFALO. Feb. 10. 1877
Markets very quiet supply Of new corn light. with only
nay anehanssd il the absence q sslcs The
400 bushels white michigan was., =. y s No
F ss; oIS, t
S. ls d 800 S" n 4 .Ses S % ss
$3.50 do oats ~ 500 do barley $500 do rye LOO
rye s'i s5iS d. ps.. 10 do matt, BASS DO ~
Flour steady; whsa. quiet; No white MehgAe 81 80:
April y %; May, 81 COS No red winter, " g21s
sss' .'s1sy A.f %sfS as %
s ss NJ o Sns rf'ts s S
32c Cloversced, 50 TO- ReceiptsiOJ bbs hour TO- 600
bushels wheat, 53,coo do corn. $500 do oats ship
ments-3oO bbls -four, 500 bushels wheat. $4,000 do
corn. 5000 do. oats.
CHICAGO. Feb. TO- 1877.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dun ana shade
lower; No Chicago sprng. 81 cash IL 3l5 March,
81 3. April; VI 3s,4 May; No, 8, do. 81 q 81 81; re-
s.sG: tyss March be: My; ,sjsetsd Sss D.s dull
May; rejected. s7se ase. nys dun and unehsnsed
$it IS. cash or March; So SO os.s April Lard
$40 rs, April; $40 s7h $40 49, May. Bulk meats meats
shsI. clear sides s Dressed dun and lower sales
demand 81 04Ia Receipts-Fiour. 5000 bbls. wheat,
1000 bushels; corn. Gj 90 do oats, 2J,UOO do. rye
400 do barley, 24OO do. shipments Flour 100 bbls
wheat 5000 bushels; corn, 2SOUJ do OATS 10000
75 do. barley 1000 do At the afternoon call of
the Board-Wheat unsettled and iower 81 3i asl 3I,
March; 81 32s. April Corn lower 81 &c, March A. sc
45sac., May Oats unchanged Pork weaker and lower,
$i4 80 bid cash $i4 y!ls, April Lard heavy So cash
$40 10 . $40 l21s, April.
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-StainedGood ordinary 10 II Ice strict good ordi-
nary. III 5-1Gc, low middIing, issc midns l2sc. Spot
sales follows; day. 3fs bales;
SATURDAY evening 60; total i Delivered oncontract 600
" 1332c April 2vO l3 3ls2c, 800 az ~ 516c. 600
~ ~ :2c, At II is-iec May. 2to at rs 5-5sc,
at IS 5I6c., no at IS lls2e. o. at rs 56c i06 at
Is 0S2c July. l.6DU at - Tile August, 100 I3c.
Total, ioaoo bales To-day up to ,wY 20, MmMaIcl 900
1910 ri ~ lo-i2c so at l2s.c 1900 at ~ l02c
IL Ic zoo a. i2sse ApfI. igco AZ y 2i,Sac 800
g ll io a. 4 Z, as,e. 900 :, at j ,ss a9S :.
i27.c 500 at u "a 32c, LOO II Is.I6c. iol at
IL y732c $500 at IL ~ Ice. 800 at ~ 25;j5c. CO
May LOO 10 352c l.5Oat Is .lGc, 100 ~ 3-52c,
zoo at Is i.ldc. ~, 10 lJ.c ZOO at isc 500 at
q ' at se q 1918 is
go at 10 i32c., 800 at ~ Lice. go AT rs i2c. 400
is Life, LOB at ji-3-c, 20 at Is Lice, 100
Y 3e so'st y iies , ;. 81 LOO .. nse iscc a
532c 800 NJ ~ 3l6c. 100 at rs 732c. 1900
10 Slice, 200 at 10 5s2c 800 isc $40 st rs 5,2c
isac. 200 at 10 5i6c, 500 is II 32c August 200
At 10 3.3ac october. loo at 10 iiioc November
Total 1920 bales. Grand total. ioo,i0o bales
1887 :' New Orleans, SOS Mobile. ,TSi Savannah
Y76 Charleston, $40; Wilmington, 31O Norfolk. $50;
New York. I.32s Boston, i32i; Philadelphia, ys Total
year. 27327 Total since september l. 3.4i8 444 bales
70 saturday night Cotton freghts closed ollowsro
7sc. c, compressed 70 Bremen, by steam, &c, com.
pressed by sail sc. &c. to Liverpool by steam Id
BY sail, &c. y3-c compressed. Market quiet.
FLOUR AND CRAM eceiptsFlour, 12j24 pDis wheat,
BOO bnses corn meal 10 bbls. and 30 sacks corn.
1890 bushels; oats la724 do; rye. 722 do barley
1900 barley malt. $500 The nour market wa.
bills iucuding state Western and southern
quotations Rye aow was steady. with saie vDis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET FUTURES CLOSED DULL
FLOUR DULL-wHEAr DULL-CoRN FIRMER
FOR NEw-oATs sTEADY-wHISKEY FIRMER-
PORK DULL-LARD EAsIER--PETROLEUM
sTEADY-sPI1ITs TURPENTINE QuIET-RosIN
QUIET-OILs FIEM-CoFFEE sTEADY-sUGAR
sTEADY-FREIGHTs MORE ACTIVE.
MONDAY, Feb 1876 7. NJ
Business was slow almost everywhere to-day, but
there were nevertheless few important fluctuations.
Either on or off 'Change flour remained dull Wheat
duh and nominaly the same, thought straight No.
2 spring was firmly held Corn was nrmer for new
Oils were steady. whiskcy hrmcr. Pork was dull
and rather lower. Lard easier. Freights were
Cotton the spot Futures closed
firm. Coffee steady Sugar also steady. Oils
manned firm. Petroleum steady, Naval stores
dull and or less nominal.
CosrKE-Tho market quiet but steady for Brszils
200 bags Rio Hipparchus taken out of stock
Mild coffee quiet The stock u Rio here tonight is
II, $3.50 bags At Galveston, 5000 do. at New Orleans
1900 do at Baltimore, 1887 do Anoat and loading
United States December 30 04s76 bags Purchased
Tor United States February H. bags We quote
Ordinary cargoes TIC 17lac fair do i9Ac. i9ac.
good do, 1870. 20c.; primo do. 2Olsc. bose.
extreme range for lots, 174c. 22hc.; Santos fair
good, 19c 19c.. gold. 90 days. Java. government
bags pc 2sc do. grass mats 23c 24c Singapore.
l9c dc Ceyion, 1oc 21c; Marscaibo. 1916 2oc
161sc 1916; Porto Rico, 1sc roc; Costa Iica, 1sc
2lc.; Mexican lSc zoe. Manila. 1sc. loac. Angos-
I9c. .0c savaniiia lssc zoe: Curacao lsc
Zoe.
CorroS on tho spot quiet but unchanged. The
Lice AS compared SATURDAYS closing figures Nothing
Of special interest transped during the day and the mar
part the closing prices showing decline
day of l32c Life The closing prices to-day compare