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, 1877-03-19

ANOTHER NEAH'ADMIHAL DEAD,
LONDON, March 18.-1sear-Adu,lral Sir Ed
ward Dclel,cr. tho explorer, who commanded
the expedition III search Of Sir john Franklin In
1852, died yesterday, aged ~.
AMERICAN RAILWAYS vlRwRD WITH SUSPICION
nY FoNEI1N CAPITALISTS.
LONDON, March 15.-TAe Tina, ia It's fif,aucial
article to-day, Says: "unitcd States ru,way
securities arc occupying public intention moro
than ever before. Suspicion extrnls more or
loss to every railway In tho Union, sound or un-
sol,M1' soa, Inquiry shows their finances to be
urcs, Without any kii,1 of gaafantes of correct o.
by recent events. This feeling is lntc,isifipl by
tic presence In this anu A,nerlran markets. Of q
watching an opportunity to run down particular
stocks. At present aonlo Of these nru very busy
with the Pennsylvania Railway. Statements Of
tle most Sinister character aro cireulatcd. mud
lneat,s Of knowing whether they arc truc Ur
ialse. II the railway companies themselves 10
not cause their nanagrrs nnl aEcilts to put
their atla'rs boiorc their 1nortgagces md
Will bc an end to American railway
becu the fashion to keep silent when matters
went wrong, but that u,ay become Impossible II
tug. 1t ID no consolation to the tieapoilcd bona-
l0ldcrs tu bo told that they iayu tlclr rc1cdy
II, foreclosure, uld their interests therefore are
amply protected. Doubtless tho rAilways can
10 sold TO satisfy tle mortgage hol.icrs, but 1t
does not follow that these c,ln at unco kectru
their rights and inake the best OF them. viii,
lgp aud straightforward attcukion tho rights Of >
mortgages may bo well looked after under tito
United States laws, but, as matter of iact, for
want Of suct, help nIUre ruE1lous 1osscs have
been Inflicted ausl gross injustice donu boltt-
hollcrs BY foreclosure In America tkan any
other mcai's l.oa1'-agcnts should bcatir thcn!-
holders. Meantime tho bondl.ulIcrs might cI,.
dcavur to aceslrc unity Of avt:on BY throwing
t!Ieir mortgages into i trust formc1 uf so,nc u
the leading holders, who coulI' speak With uu-
thOr1ty,n
, 1877-03-19

lIcIclcv's study Is MI agreeable nook, to
wiltel shall Introduce tho reader; not bcva. .
II IL IIclyley's hut tlnt It Is typical uf the way
thu ro>,nis u l'any astsst!c anI cultivated Eli.
gli.!l proplc, arc gstttng to look Iuw.a-tiays.
Opcnt: the .oor aud pushing siIe tlly lk,rfit,e,
We linz. oarsrycs In sags-gere,. relreat, srt oli
with antique black oak, al,i tFowll backed, gu{,t-
letter.rt bu,&a in loug, low bookcases. AuSanc-
!nE about livu racc* acruss pcrsial, rug. We
fst..Icr. Hers IA 4 great blackjack luautri.
I:ccc. with shclyes ur h14:kets Atoye; uInt u
round, convex u,irror IN tho iist of tflct.,, Vi
whlrl, llpdGlcy Is PARTICULARLY psutltl. Up unu
(alu1 Vi tue ahtcl, acruss tic ltl,tei, and down
tlIr ntlcr la,1 RUNS ,iuuint Inscription III nl-
fashioned lettering. Tho shelves arv cayetc /
with carved ivory Or sanlul-woul rurlositlcs
Japahcse ulla lnltln porcelain, snail brullzcs,
anl . vase holding i royal sleaf 1t prarusk
onk cupbuprd, will twistcI lrys an! ,,olsllrd
, 1877-03-19
NEW YORK.
News Of the Past Twenty-four
Hours from the Metropolis.
A bob Briorly" Struggling to Secure
Arrest to Avoid Starvation.
Fight Over tho VIII Of tho Man Who
Made Uncle Sam Ills Heir.
Ten Millions in Trunk--Anthony Com
stock-Kiugsn.
TICKET OF LEAVE.
Eaerfdf HspofeA t1 114 Tribnt1b.

Special DssposeA to M 7rtsune.
NEW YoHx, sInrc', 1s.-At ~ o'clock this
morning Uf1ccr Kennedy saw a man Try tho
door Of broadway store. Tho man kicked and
pushed. but to no purpose. The officer thought
hc was recovering from spree aul acting from
wl,im, SO lie simply kept watch Of lin. TIC
ontratton gas scpeatc,i at rycrv store for tw,
blocks, though tic operator saw tho nol|ccrnan
NJ han. Ftnaty ,1oor any. ~" o aov ' on1 .Ia,,
tue occr arrcsted tho 'nn''. who gave Ills name
Justice ,Kllbrcth brought to lirlt
a singular vasc. Hansen .atl hc Vas
stass,ne' aha mcsat 10 commit sons crime tnat
would ct him berth ,in Sing Slug. This
avowal Interested the Justice. who drew from
Hansen this st,ry, Bora II, Coocnl,arcp in tali.
no received fajr e,1uu,t,on. ~ on,1 wos e,o,,ovcd
LII Fatious occupations III lse3, when no NIL
grated to t'l!s country. Lantling In New York.
he at once enlisted In tho scycntl, Volunteer
Regiment. md teryeti 10 Tho r1oto ~ thr War.
11,em t,",na ~. Tt,as,s.,. '' seo =. w "a'
i"e'', young u ehe'nna''' ne got wofk ns
fai!eoaa hanu, ant did we'll till he
, 1877-03-19

Special ntsboseh 10 The tribune.
NEW YonE, March 1H.-On bonrd the Inman
steamship City Of Brussels, which left t],s port
yesterday, sailel Mcssrs. W. T.. Sweet, C. VI.
Walker, 0eorge Fox, and q. Mays, who curticd
with them trunk filled With $1,000, ,ODl IN ~
per cunt Uuitcd Status bonds, with which tu
cancel like ainount 0f 30 bonds about falling
due. These gentlemen are connected will, the
Treasury department at Washington, aHd llayo
puuy these bonds, which uru co1,aignea 10 tic
yynd!cate. No 0l,u oil huaru has my idea Ut tho
valuable contc1,ea OF tfls triulit which WIS Ian-
Qlel With apparelt carelcasIleas.
, 1877-03-19
ROCKFORD,


shira-Town.
-. hofeaat enfTttooadtnst ~, c1 3ns m Tribune.
No.hiotp, -, ala'en lo'-lne heneetuai
opcfations OIL TIC fa9rahcy laws OF this Stdte.
which has been nude the subject Of several
articles In TIE Tribune, huys been forcibly
i,ro,yt+ n f1,o n,tTc, ~ mr. ,itt,on. th-nmr;
u.ousns W.T. 70 .'c 'lo1se ., OUT e1,zehs through
1"S ceeal'o u! esFcsa1 .A'efcS: 4Aese t"eh "oFe
well Known to tho police, afd could lave lecn
arrested the moment they set foot III Rockford.
antl sent up.tor yavrancv hait orr iaws lre s,f
t,,dcnly strirt In, whiic I'M oaro nlccr< yc -,
'lsl."l'5 s'tNt' nu't"H'lc .ac ponce omeets were
~an'ns To prove ihcs were "sagaoonts' bfawier',
lawless, tllc, antl d!ss0lutc persons, y they
turned out to be burglnrs, Ena1lo rood haul,
anil nroccefe,1 II, tI,c next c,tv. Tho n,tcnn,r
~. 49, =" ..se nsAs sH3' -. '".No'''o
" sus1 ~" 10 W. paese''I oe u, 'nat mum,
ocrs ol burglars, thieves, ptciipocktts, and all
pcrfect strcams; au.l though, lnany o, thc,u arc
xotl.known to tho police thsy cannot a'oles:
en'na ha, hecn '1s a ,0I soey
,,cfsct mr., n r"mc,,y fo,u5
Ipr-u ~. w,rr ,v,7,, .v.~
.,.'."''., =" "'a ,s',' "nA vi W. -" -.
about three months ns,o, ca,nc home rather Tho
worse for liquor, and, anllug his vito had copc
to Col, ylldcrs "a ,,cichtor} house, ar,ncd l,lu,
~, ,.t., .,,ns,, 49, 49,, sa.,r,s, ,a,,,", s..,
with tic aro"ed Intention Of killing her. lie
was, lluweycr, frustrated In his bloolthIrsty de-
alyns by n uolffo fttlrer. WIN suctcedet IN tol.
liz nway tfIo ax md arrestinp iiarner. Tha
hridr Ia mt harny. "a lila rariy cxiIlition M
erreutrIcItiex ur Tic nnrt III hnr husf,ani ia Nv
no n,vai,s ci,eerinr, y
an uoLY LAWSUIT,
II IA mt tmpr1babis tint noction, nay soou
bero,ne Involved In Mi urjY lawsuit, a tnly
nu,nr,I ITanfnr,l has r,n,,nr1,c MI n r,cnv.r
in,ua9es fnr In urics r,reiy,.i inst summer In
runuwny, It nttcafa ths nIr.i,Ient was rn,ixci
tfIroi,ViI ilefcrt fn ffn ,1tv i,ritirc ln in,fr
h,a hrt.1, 1,t,lrr nt,.y,,"j cnrs cv.r si,,,4, ''
N"' Tt1r ut,tiN;,.TtutE an,.,vrv
Tlfs 8ocirtv. which in intensely iItcrorv IA
st INV cmgat.ci in ,ltstt,ssinir tic ,nnrits mi
.lemerita of tf;e anthor II :" "sartt,r Wrsnsfna','
t1u wUrs1ipcr Of Frederick ti,e t;rcnt n,iycr
Cromwell, Napo,rd1L nn} nthrr tuat, ~ fnrr,
IL .1ailarin,r fhn x.ltfut,s ri fl Crrnft,. f,h"i
stn cr;ti al sfristy. Il IL "a la h,ne't III N,
eiety viii riyu il yicwt On SSorsIin i az
wrii ns u l1rrf.- Worship II ~'
4 NEW rsr.npa,sr.
Ex.bfayor isolmrt II. Tinker hns ,ust ata,tca
hrsf, :nmnnny Il, thts rstv nm ~: in;nt
utaua III. IfnEer has mo.it i,;,marIi rcrv ,'nn.
lar crn thruurlt his .lls,u,sitj0n Ia st.,,f,r.va
stnali ,l,a,,ufartorcs: md nis ,,lst,,sr, si..s
on thc Watrr.l'uwcr arc nearly iii occt,nie,l by
, 1877-03-19

Some of tho holders Ut the Port Iiuron & Lake
Michigan bulllls claim that their bonds, ulcr
the tcrnls Of thu mortgage, will cover tho new
SECTION of tho Chicago t Lake llurun fsta.l from
Flint to Lansing, known US tho Chicago 4:
Northeastern Railroad, although It was built
by u distinct c0nl;iany. 1hcru IL sumo talk Ut
taking steps tu c1lfhr.e thus claim.
'fu 1.utit Department VI tho Illinois Central
Ratlruai rcpurts fur February salvs u s,lhNl
arscs or ia.t! ior 5J,l4l3J. Tic cash collected
oil lulltl coutricts WAS ", 9,oil.lb.
, 1877-03-19

10. Such guarantee, the Moscow U1=rt,e optncs,
would amount to tho establishment Of Englt-ll
Om t1ls other hand, There II i.o Prospect Ut En-
gland etltgltg Russta l,y agreeing upon COM
mon measures t. l,c'all6ptcl IN tic rycnt IT
Turkey not realizing llcr rcfornt programme
within given tituc.
, 1877-03-19

OMAuA, Scb., Marcll l5.-lIAns Martin, who
ha.i for scycrul years been employed In tic
Union Pacific Freight department .: this city,
started tor tlu Black itls yesterday Oh III, emil
grant traiu, anl this taorntug. as Shelby Sta
ton, lD3 itcs vest of Olna!la, was run over and
killed by rars, having tallc., from platform.
Iic leaves u faulty Iii Uninlia.
, 1877-03-19
ANTHONY COMSTOCK.

New Youk, March ls.--Anthony Comstocls
Keeps busy. lic is now after the varlcty shows
at Egyptian Halt md Columbia Garden, which
are bad enough to Justify any attacks. Mr..
Comstock has preferred charges Of neglect of
duty ngainst Police Captains Kennedy aud Muir
ply Tor permitting tiIcse performances, which
lle claims ars vile, Immoral, and obscene, to
take plarc Ia t!lcIr PRECINCTS. Thls will bring
the matttr l,cfors Thy PoElee Board, aud will
probably Lc elc erl Ut It..
, 1877-03-19
FRANCE,


NFtsS2lA4lV uh&l4LH
LONDON, March lB.-A Paris correspondent
says TINT ths Prince OF Iiohenlohe, the German
Ambassador, GU taking leave of cx.Psc.!lent
Thiers before proceeding to Desliu on fur
l0ugll, cnplatically contratlletcI tho ritnurs III
sertuus misunderstanding between France and
Germany.
PRrR-sCttooL EDUCATION.
PAuIs. March 2.-M. WalIington Ind M ip-
tcrylcw totsay with thu Committee OF Deputies
ou hEs Elncatton lllI. lle urged eile exmdio.,ey
Of proceeding gradually In establishing gratuii-
Gus cle'l'"utary tcachitig, 20 o. ,,.ot to compel
tho conlnlnRcs 10 Incur i considerable cx,,cl,ae
Ile considered 1t sufficient, seeing tIu fec!ing Of
Tue country, to gtye tlo comtluncs optioual
puwers. bcinK conttlcnt that shsy would bu cx.
errisel and that In three years' tI.nu udurut1nl
might be taado gratu!tou: anl! compulsory. liz
protested against tho adoption Of tho secular
schools, drive tho children Into Catholic Schools,
and weaken and ultimately uudersnlne Kepub-
liran Institutions.
The Committee came to no lccls!on: but II
radical amendments are Gnadu In tue bill by tLv
Chamber. they Will, of course, be rejected BY
the Senate.
, 1877-03-19

SWITZERLAND.

ngRss, March la-Thc Intesnattonalists
made demonstration here on the OCCASION Of
tho anniversary of tho outbreak of thu Paris
Commune, Tho police sexcsl the red 1ag Which
was burnu In the procession. The crowd resist.
I'd. nnd sabres aIld kH!yca wero used. Several
Erlls1uTH!es aul Internatlonaltsts wcru
wounded.
, 1877-03-19

An examination Ut the cables ui tic Niagara
Suspension lsrilgc has bces' male, md sumo vi
the weak points In the structure iIayu
been revealed. Tho cables at ench
end Of the bri.1gu tHfore tilry aru
anchored IN the pit arc tl!ylle>l Into seven
sssssnds, each stsanl numbering, 5.O wErrs, suu
tllc u!,vl,or-bar, un exaInfnt,l, these strsls II
was found that nillu u' tIlu wires u1 the ul,,lcr
side of the "colar" had rorrudc.l anil ,,rte.l,
Tcse, II Il sad esl,l csiIy be Replaced hy h,lle-
luz. 0ne piece Vi thu ebrroJu.t WIru nfx,ut
was foaul calable Of sustaining 1889 pounds,
ntll tlrnw lluwn to laf itA sixo bci0tu ,artlng.
SOnu Ut tie wlrea I'll fl,e bri,lgu ltave ~ yct
sa,wh atly tendency to elonyatlon, HErt Wien Il
tu their nor'nal condition with tIiu natural
spring,
, 1877-03-19

AT CHARLESTON, ILL.
sr. Louis, March 1S.-Thc Touring mill Of
II. ". AshnoFc, at Charleston, ILL.,, burned yea-
teraay with II entire contents. Loss, sla,op;
, 1877-03-19
The Great Powers Believed to Be
in Accord Once More.
emperor William Credited with
Personal Efforts ns an
intermediary.
Denial OF the Reports that Ger
many Lately Bulldozed
Franco.
4 Great 1ns1rrection Now Throateu-
ing the Government Of Japan,
THE EAST.

1GNATfBFFt
LONDON, March, 1s.-Gcn. 1gnateT attended
arcception ut tic Foreign ofllcc yesterday, and
In the evening loft for the country sent Of the
Marquis Of Salisbury, where lie will meet tho Earl
OF Derby, Sir Stafford Noftlleotc, Mr.. Ascton
Cross, the Austrian and 1ta,ian Ambassadors,
Tho Marquis Of harrington, and Mr.. Goscttcn.
Gen. 1gnatfeir will dine witt, the Earl Of Dcacons-
field Monday, have audience with tho Queen
Tuesday. md leave for tho Continent, according
toprcscnt arrangements, Thursday.
TURKEY AND MoxTENutlN.
LOapoN, Afarch 1S.-1t is believed that tho
agreement between England and Russia rcla-
tive to tho protocol will rctilnr tho continuation
Of negotiations between Turkey and Montenegro
possible. It Is stated that II the negotiations
are continued, lotl, sides will order their cot,t-
man,lers tu continue on the defensive when tho
srln[at!cc expires on Tuesday.
ALI. DEPENDS ON TuRRHY.
=. LONDON, March 18.-Lt Nord, Of Brussels
says: "Thc protocol not only assures tho peace
but the accord Of Europe. It Is, however, as
well to warn tho public ngatnst jumping to tic
conclusion that n pacific solutton Is already
completely certain. Tho Important point must
not be forgotten that, willis Europe
has co1no tn an agreement, Turkey
60 far has only lnalo promises. II tho Porto
-" w. VI" H""tHSsf %a0 P+"ePtSs " u
coniIick may be renewed. but tho proiocn1 will
D. lcast giyp the assurance Tint Inc conflict viii
hc localized" Tlle StaattarIs correspondent
at Paris says llc las reason to believe that the
foregoing WIS telegraphcd from st. Petersburg,
autl represents tho vfows Of the Russian Court.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE.
llle loss publishes the following I'll IN official
form: "llIe Government awaits tic Russian
A"s"et. w 'aa5 ,'a'c ~ 1c1nh'n III th's expect
ant attitude for dny Or two. When Russ'a's
decision on tho uiodtfIcat4ous a,cpcsted lv
Fn,,nn,, ~ .i,.", .sss.''..,.e ssssss'u y
1"11ano Is asecfta'aeo' nceotattohs " hldch
Importance must be commenced with the porle.p
A doSct1iArony SPIRIT 41t, uot,yn.
rno Iii, ~, .,ts.,t. 49," 49," t,"'a..o.
lug NdhV 43e3s' ulspatcH from Con6tantinorla
:ayurs the itlen TINT tho understanding between,
England md Russia viii ho follorri1 hv n
9a '"e ''"'sN. "''t W 4oa""eo ~ =
patiac arrangement between Montenegro md
Turkey.
IN. vt,,<,,s,,,. ,,,r,,-,r,,.. n. 1,,,.,, .
, 1877-03-19
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. C., March 49, .. m.-For
the Lake Region, incrrasEug cioudnets and
q reas Of snow, rising temperature. and lalllig
barometer, with wiuAs mostly FROM tie east,
aud beco ming variable during the day.
LOCAL 0RsxuyATfox,
, 1877-03-19
DRUGGISTS.

villa arc cnmpcen, witnesses to sha work II IL daily
IolnSs
sentoras italla. Cnta has r,are The best rctnccy
for ftileTtn. CalasIll. W, II. fELL(lWH.
... Ifascrhttl. MEaS.
ain aens large quantities. Of your aafnt1l's I,nj
Cure, UII WESTWijiTI
EtiAefut1, Sic.
EaEfaftd iaslIral fun II .ayIp. gr.ld sa,r ltfa
Just tut thu pvoplc hare teen wanting.
".E j.. PptM1fI ptl'., H.
have kFft snnfuFrs llslca Crrr oa hand sIurr ,ts
nr1 ttQluctlhn anu It's s1e nll sat9Jfacltuh In III
w hayt ben III iuslrd W nty 1st similar pfepasx.
flon witl'sa ny knowledge. II. WILLY. il. D..
lseAding. MaH.
hare sol santords tia.eal cuse for ysnr OF more
llavc ever aull. MILL ii, OWEN
Hlt. Me-
Wc recommend no other cure, md hnrs no trouble la
sgngit. L. i. EVANS 4 CO.. $40
GArtaMss, Nc
sanfonra l.ad!tal has aspn unly.t.a, sa.srae.
ton u at ,y custuners, a.d nuyc n ithss fvinsitas
II I Euesess. T.. +, tAHET.'
liAtcTtltt Mas.
liked. Nils. i. IL Wiki fi"S"
6an.rtSllsG, Mo.
Enrh jaekngc eaatai. Dr.. snnf3rda IMPROVED ul,a.
nv lHA an! full AtrtrtluHa for IL IL In Al rasca
lrire kl For s.ts hy all Wtt1 s4tu I'm Igt4ti iIfux.
fl5. thn'i.1iput the United 3IAlts. WEEKS EJf.
tEls, tjfnrFuI AkrLtk and NbQIfxl.u f}ruu.stktl
, 1877-03-19
lftSf3AE,


NEW YORK, March 1s.-A private Dispatch
from st. john, N. D., says: Tl.o,nas KiuyaM
has tdcn.!dcd tho rclaaius found upon tLc rall-
Foal track at Wcldfor., station ~ tl.osu of hls
brother James.
Issto 1o.k Tsm<s. Harra 10.
Tho various purttcs with whom Mr. James
KInRan had dealings aro naturally set!ccut iu
rrKard to tho amounts Of their probable lassca,
hut ono gentleman, who has probably sustained
moro Intimate relations witt, Nj, k,uxan than
auy other OIL Change, and who professcd to b.,
thoroughly familiar with ILLS recent speeula-
tlona, gayo Times reporter thu following
history Ut them: 1t was IL March, a7u,-aiuut
this time . year aGo-that Mr. kilgau tsst b.
Eau to deal Araylly iu larI. That u.,,lmo&litY
Was tLcn scitfug At l2< cents. Ats. Klngsu
went largely short of tho market and yonilnusI
70 until lhs carly islI, ,whsn lard was down IL
delivered any tiuae watllu year Ut ti.ut pTIu..
liz then got out with iulge pfuIt. aud ls1ln1r-
diately turned hull. In Dcesuibcr lard tegau
to rise, until IN thc 18th vi tat !nouth 1t was
worth III epnts, md a.ain air. kiugau closed
out bis contruclk, realizing another considerable
sun. Ills p1oHts un these transactions asa est,-
iuatcl al trulu tl0o, ,o00 to 5l50,0U, aud the r.
purtcr'a Informant suys that ou the ist Of Janu.
afy last hu knowS positively that MF. ktugau
was worth, above a1l liabilities, bctwcen S550o,"
UO0 aud $6Ou,u
Boon after TINT period he received SONG poiLts
IN rcguru to tho probability of war IL Europe,
which Induced hinl tu eiitcr Into the iuarEst
nguiu as bull. Attempts were inalo to d.
suasle hlnl. but hu WAS n.an who relied eutilc-
ly upou h1s own Judgment, aud liz would not bc
moved. Up to tAis peFto4 hr hnl cunilucu lllla-
self to lard, but he now began to speculate in
purk, provisions. uul corn ~ we'll. Thu market
tu all u tless commodities has steadily fllleu,
aud bis losses must t4ru been euuruons- ii Is
, 1877-03-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP Ncv

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YoAK, March 1s.-Ar.tved, tho steamer
Egypt, from Liverpool.
FLtAoUEH, March 1s:-Thc steamship Ham
Moula, from New York, has arrived.
, 1877-03-19

lsoiantt's Aromatic lslticr Wine NJ iron Is n
son'eay tor nervous debility. impoverished blood,
nhdlnpairrh digestion. 1lerot. 1t CLARK street,
, 1877-03-19
OBITUARY.

BosroS, Ma.s., March l5.-Ex-Uoy. Emory
Wsshbura diel Ut CanbsIlxe 1t uoun to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
COTTON MARKETS.

CINCINNATI March 29-Cotton shade higher; hlddilne
Adding. Oi2c.: Good Ordinary. lOec; receipts
AZ bales shipments 259 baes saies IOZ Daesi s'oOA,
81 IoiIs March 29-Cotton firm; snddlmg. 1879:
low NIimg. lose; Good Ordinary, 9Isc; receipts o
bales shipments 10 bales sales. Ia bales; soeF zoofo
bales. ,..,,,.,..
SAvAyNAH. 29.-COttOn qlie,, improved demaiN
Nrddliug SC Middnng 10 g.; Good Ordinary, lO'Si
nt REGENTS go bales exports cUasWI5c, ll3 Dales ss
oOS VIII ASs March 29Coton steady MiGdng. III
Low Mang. O7sc.; Good Ordinary, 9Ac neL receipts BOO
bg.: yfus J,S bales. exports ~ France 1iSi rS coast
wise lj7 bales -a!ts, 300 bales; lock- 2oC9I Dac
Ml,lmg Iuiac: Good Ordinary. To- f net receipts, -
bales: sales, 1900 bales; STOCK =, iO7 bales ,o,
NrsuIlf-, March 29-CottOn urn; hddlng, iVfci re-
ceina 27 blos shipments, 49, bales sales 1900 bales
AIls, March 20-C0ttou quiet, steady Mddhng lOIc
Low 5dting lO2sc; Good Ordinary VGIOc recel9's Ilo
o' TEtR1T,T6I March 2e-Coon quiet; Mddng lII9
1850. Low Middng llsci Good ordinary 4Oasc nSt
receipts lSl les exports c0asw5e, 23 bales scs iOO
bales stock. % / 10 bales. ,,,,, -,
Tow NiddiiuQ lOLc GoJd Ordinary, lOc; Eet rcocpts,
Great Britain, lG3 baes; coasWse,
blles: Gales, 7J6 bales; stock, ~ ~ bales
NORFOLK March 29-C0ttou quiet anMhLs, lOs3ci nttt
receipts l72 balcs exports coast"ise III Des' se ID
BALE stock. ll,l2i bales. ,,.,,,. ga -
Middling Ordinary Oc gross receipts 81 paes
xpos coastwise 4G bales Gales go bales sYinEcrs 10
ORosioT March 29-Coton dull Mddiiug, ll',c.; Low
Middiug II ne; Good Ordinary, llci net receipts, II
WuMNGTON March 29.-Coton quiet; MlddinC. lie. Low
Good Ordinary lO'4c., net receipt, -
bales: sales - bales stock. 70 bales . - -.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-GuuOn quiet; MudlrR &C.
~ bales gloss 100 bales sales spnners 272 haes stock
Ug2S bales.
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EUROPEAN MARKLTs,


IyFRpoor March 29-Porl-Eastorn dull ut 70 Western
dull 5s. -CunihcriSnd crt dali At go short s
seay 4O6 Hams long Cat frmer at shoulders s en y,
ss Prime Mess duh az 7S. Lard-Prme Western dut a.
as Ta!owPrme City steady al 40 FpEp nd a. 81
Chesse-American Choice dun al 49, Lard Ml-None ~
the msre ira state se, s,e ~ Winter athsr
None market winter western steady at 1913. Com
Lsreo Nars rScSiRts o. Cotton gn toS1y
buyers ofenS I,,i more Uplans Low MiddDg clause
Apfil and Nay 6sigry Sd - ana 5ag y9a delivery
Uplands Midinng clause June and Jny delivery M
Uplands Low Madine clause Jny ard August delivery;
ell aG salrs % The same Ss; spl IS I' ,o slies u
LEFoo March haEae.HIH I, G mt
quotations reduced Mid Ing plants, I'LL W.
Orleans 6els; sales 10 naes including 1000 for sgtca
I0S 1000 ~ @ ota I ressS,s "a S American
aetna export 5000, amount Of col ton aaoat 5l9Oyg
ners. 600; American sales Of The week. $4,000
4yEGrC9 March - -I.sry p 1 NJ 1PSiands Low Md
ding clause, May AMI June delivery 63ra lPahd i f
Mdiing clause Amgust anu september delivery oIod' ~
IrRnP0oi March 2s-1sO p m.-Lard, go cwt for
AIl TFgroor aarsh mUplsnds Cotton Low Mid
March 29-9 MT PandIc GSttor' ,, dSy H Ya
ding e5e ArIi ana May May %SnE, cry S pianGs Low
MdGine clause jniy August delivery, 6d rho sales
ITrRPool. MarsS "a D. mUplands Cotton Low MD
ding clause ApII and May delyery 9 Ga Opanu' 10"
IWgRrooI March 29-5 p m The market for warns and
faics an Manchester IL quiet and unchanged Cotton InlIs
closed steady pands Low MiddlGg clause May ana June
delivery 3D. also Gales the az 6t; Uplands 70"
Mlg claise July August delivery 6l'ad also sales OF
Of the sane at G7,s; Cpands Low Midlng clause August
ANA september 10 livery, 6i2d. - ., 4,
IoNIiOV. March 2J-l2:5D q. m-Ilinos Central -. -
IcyuaX March g.-l:SO m.-IaitS adyiceS queue . per
cent rcutes LOST zoe for The account. 90 ,.,
LoSUoS 3!arch 2o--25O p m-Corsols, V0'ls ior DOM
money and the account. , A.. p.u,, ~, Tn
IoSB0y March 39-3 r. m-The bullion In the Bank OF In
GLAND mas ncrca l-0O during the past week Inc
proportion Bank Of England reserve TO laDiy WHICH
ms week was As, per cent, Is now Sils per cent:
LONDON March 29-2:30 p m.-lllu0s central n =.
LONDON March 2yi:3O n-ConsIi5' S5'is 10y nonee,
and o6 70 ,r the account AInUs Central 43 PARIS adFces
nnote fye pcr cent renes 1851 52-s. for the account
bmterSs rrrs mot bar silver Ji'oG5Jd. = ounce ana
rn while another good authority Dad ounce ana hoh
inaL L.. ,,--.,u. 40 Z. ,v,
PAgs March Z9Tlo specie IA the Bank 9t france mas III
creased 4 400 900 francs Huring The past WteA so,
FRANKFORI, March 23-J. :. bonds new AYES lUSe ..
ANTWERP. March 29.P Croieum. 30 IL iof me fie Ane
80 . l.. --, ,....r5 aud ,bo,t
3D. 2 cWt. deafer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30

little money required Just now and the holders OF prime
paper say they have no necessity offer 10 SALE
they already have sufficient cash for all immediate pr
poses The following were the rates of exchange ON
Ing &; selling, Il; Charleston easier lsGli premium
premium; New.OrIeans. commercial Sic bank y and
Chicago co premium. The United States Treasurer at
Washington receiN ed to-day 100000 national bank
notes ior redemption The customs receipts $780,,
600 and internal revenue receipts S2jO.0O0. The fol-
lowing Is the CearinghO statement: Currency ex-
changes, S57,27559S currency balances. S2J9l $50;
gold exchanges, SOL on gold balances 500. go
Government bonds moderately traded In. The
new IS were in demand and rmer IDOL and coupon
5-20s of 1867 were mp to 1l1ii Skies OF 1881 were
strong at 1l23 for COUPON Ills for registered de-
serptons Coupon and registered 156ls. Issue
steady 10S and coupon j2Os OF 1868 easier at
1l3. We annex the latest street quotations: