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Gteambonts dro Railroads.

! 4 LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
- The eegant steamers DtEw and sT JOHN i,ase TIT
vim ass syG Trans No s . stsroom. sans y
\ b MAYO. GEM Pass Agent
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- and Naugauck Railroads Fare. a. steamer BRIDGE
IL m
Leave New York fom foot VI DesDroses aUd Corandt
Charleston ami the sogth Pullman Parior
20 Baltimore and Washtngton making close connection for
p M for Washington, and Cor ic.mond and the sOnh.
wa Gordonsye Pullman non New York 10 Baltimore
day Tor Washington; the South and YES. PoIqaus
close connections for Cheago cineihnan Iouisve -
ws.hngton with trains for LynchbuIs FLORIDA SeworeanA
For Ig hSs tickets please call at Company. onee 81,
and LBS 6roadvay New YORK ana ai esei oSces foOs
Of c0FAnts aud T E9 9eP9i Jersey City
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
ana T RsgY snReS s5 WITH 81 r,a oes Hos at
saturiays sxeegtet at p from rlor 49, - r. fot z
points. JOSEPH CoRNEIf, superintendent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
- Ferry sAiions New York foot Of Liberty and foot
Comm 'n9 l. is77Trsins leave New.York foot Of
9: . q. Nor Remington EastOn. Belyidere. Mach
cears Taa9 F MssP9TT bqifa s e c,ur
1890 a. no. as,i 80 p Fof soaervHlo and Fensinstsn
p. m'-Tor Wilmington, Easton, MaGch chuaE Wl-kes
barre Tanlaqna azleon. Reading, Pottsye Harrisburg
sop lai,y For E4ston Aento~n n, ard Harrisburg
Leave = e1rksons, at el5 ~; s:l5. sI5. 1918.
foT trans y, to local pots see le ale At stations
sU%pAY TEAINa-LTlse loot i-ieftyst a. $50 m;
at $50 p m. Tor Easton. Readinr aSd Harrisburg
aa eay' Sr rom a 5erS 20 - SIS LI ts r'S
4:l5. 5:l5 d.. loot lrS-Jh - II 10 .. Tt.
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Receips Tor past week. shipments 7l3 bales
Tier j! doing in Eogs. several or ac brewer ;0 KING
M The call ssr enc hops advanced the price. Ordinary
and IN piping Ions higher rrs - baes ian state a.
l.lr Yale- l4c.. 100 Ds, guou al lJc Quotations:
.ta'ef,ncy, c-. frle e,7 r. t~ra ....--...l9 az
10. is.r 10 ecod...lf as CIls ali .rowtls.. a.
b. common -. 4 u
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TIE Cnfv receipts l" week the points
cisirbut"n AZ follows: By Ere RAvaT ~ Gals
8. ~ milk Harlem Railroad -4lO TO- New
Ilvcy laiir,aT. 500 DO: Hudson River Railroad $50 Do
Midland Railroad 500 mis- - % cream I-sce.
.ucru~ routes l.iJO
milk % - Tie p1ce NJ which Jit as
beer -u platform during the pat RACED
So THAI rrcs 4Lt continuing Uniform dtrtls
"a. thr supply exceeding he demand o ,uci
extent tsaf mad De- returned 90 fausr v itlt
wnirh would stand ths Blar ~ Health ioay and
r5cines arrests nae. and ian. rin rt 4
dealers whose mE shovel dNetornr a' r-uOu Lad 20
.rr-tInN Of liz mix Tie LraL-..
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1--WE Por-IrRT-F'ovl- AN
tglkevs sre coming freely arriving ges rav
Killer supply "a" market With fresh dressed
Prices are easter, most on e fowls ceiling Ht ~.
DW>-Fp FOJLfKTTTadc dui, especially for turkeys. As
.ui If the ieS reduced tAt price ~ Or fAy efa"t
mist upun cheap poultry 90 with less Western frozen
rlrrk.ns lOd De- good turkeys lG0 nc. Iev -Puus
chickens r- q: zoe per b Wuterdo 2jd@7c Philadelphia
dry picked, re.
d tuE-Tieeous sln from long distance. VIZ Kan
sss and Missouri and tie high freight win long time the
,yaV on Colc.E . renders
fac DRY business Prices lower Snpe have also declined
Quotations:
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CHI EsE.

Receipts past $3.50 boxes corresponding W. x
last wear 2 81 Do exports T. IA DO Iverpt"i
cable quotations 1US decline oi b. abroad .. D"l 90.
10 ~tllate - p..uts M'~i 81 tr ca,-e I" l-'-
are 4 .Vur condition lots II Htd rate i4r's Il
cheese gradually being a-9iD' py ihe noe az
eyg expected TINS week The talk no" u
for fu'l cream.
Factory, fancy .....lt2gl5 Farm Dairy good-I3 81
Do. ~ hne....l5 2ali Do' talE'.-------44 ~4-
DO. part SKINS zee. o CIV
OHIO Factory fine. ellH Other Faet9ry aoel3 sit
EGGs.
rec,ts f,r tn. week n4- Ncs: corresponding wee last
w., II 80 T,,s+ li.lt arrivals ctu-e @ tle
marx Il ~ Ligr prices The couniry indicate
m, receipt. VIII NJ God mark oi western
IS ~ ana T. / =, ,cz 7LleIS d.. 49, or,lnary~16 alGs
fRiI- ASD BrBRIEs.
shipment " apples 39l bl-. AV?cyare decidedly s'e
but rather quiet a. tne ay fresh Arrivals OF good rt
sgiIuE - about . - an lih ii- = ~ ~ tu o.s
car -,Is sid go 5 -. ~trs"nrris ar coming I'D MOT
freely from south Carolina IN ~ofEeShai var ablr
csuoi;ioI ard le JUHi"C quart come "i ueu ui IA
,l.,rs were nearly steamers now hitting
AMI ,l,e.,y- 10 Rec. M
ercuianop for shippers 'i southern liu
faiI criun,res was sId az = crate lL'Ie are 10
Apcs coE. bL<l ~ - CrtnueIcs - -1I-5 %
Io, -g)d.-..-- .u@ % DO. i'"2 ni,lit' ~, 5r ="
EliJIrs AND NJTs-DRItD. - .
Tcceir,s the ycok $40 se, and 24'5 Of
re-lu; sl.rl,rjs oi crcd apple Iltl bh- ii. re-
an1 then an or-r 20 buy Prime "tstt guar f
uve been obliged Co pay 4'f1l -, VINE sJnr
~l,, CARS southern on. quarters AZ . - -, ~
Also for h"ln" trace ITO phes -tti' qua tti- fi
slices at nc. There h. nrunts- N apples bat We can
scarcely duDr positive advance. Kisb rIl-i are hngE
p,ss are now offered q, one II what th,y held at
l,,rnt The, WCulI be WoItiit-- carried
, i,,afut. an. steady snrl-I at higher CURES
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l'1 ''' '''' z & MsEIEI- General Passenger Agent

EDHILADELPHiA ia Long BRANCH and
/ tGs H.WJERsEY SOUTHERN hAlLROAD,- Fare
b. other route. Comm nciag NoyenDtr 3
1875 leave SewFork Pier north River, foot OF REQ
TOR
Eneland.
low. and TuCAcgtOn. " :. SNEDEE. Gen. Manager
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I EHTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

= ARRANGEMENT or FAs>ENbEi. ItAlNs Jan 1.
.c--Iava epois foot Of CoTandt ami Ucsoro.-esss a.
bUp ~ ghf Express daily for tAs'oa. BeAleBem. Al
.,c&i MaEch ChUls. WAkosyar Ltstnn sIYTe Eialrt
Poet Buhd!1, Siag1ra Fails, and tLS
Nls,. lulmsn's Sleeping coaches attached
RDBH. III. - HE, sup AID mgr.
OF CauTrh and cIrfsuut Sta
CHA-. II CUMMINGS Agent
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Fourteen ThrOu thfee DrpOs
Philadelphia. Two iu New FORK.
Tracks the Equipment 2ni tie
Tune absolute safety.
cypress Trains leave YORK DeS6rOsses AMI COrt
laDdt streets Ferries ~ fOlow3
730 $50 $40 $3.50 Limited 1890 m, !. f. 8 c. $50,
aud IL minigh suadsy $50 m, ;, o, T. $50 and
3D..
atrnng trains leave Phi adelphla 20 3:30 Tn $50,
ADD Il .. mitsi Express. 10, nj l0. = $50, and
1885 p. aud II midnight ~ sunday. 80 80, J. $50.
a. H.. l. T. 735 p m. ana ~ midnight.
Ticket Oficc 526 and 90 Brlafway, No Aston House,
Desnrrsses and CorilsDdi Ma. Coufts.
Brooklyn Nos ia, ll6 and - Hudson HaioSen
Depot Jersey city grant Olce No Battery
place. D. NJ BOYD H. Genl Passenger AgeaL
FRANK THOMSON. Genera MaR2goT.
DOndout and kingstOn-ianding az Newburgh,
po'keepsie Highland Falls West PpmO Cornwall Na--
boro, Milton E.oyus connecting VI Ulster and Del r =,
steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL aud JAS. W. BALDWIN.
from Per foot springsL. y. r. daily, Ets p
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TtuIUclIl.

A FEW safe and desirable BONDS on which
"A ia crest has been paid promptly for lrs
,u- il ald years also lU7 annual school Bon
..a!!ltctd. Tor al. hy IIt-. p. J. LIS, u FneHr
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD;


Trains au1ye From Pittsburgh. 90 aud 1880 = and
lU:-O =. No. ialT llD a. n and y 81 p NJ day, exetps
4ouday. WISHING and Baltimore. ESQ., 800 ..
40. 80, and lG2g NJ SUNDAY. 80, -! = m trola
l0 bio 800. 40 IolO aud 100 p NJ SUNDAY, sos.
O. 20 O. 30. $50, 1850 a $50 1910, aud l0.20 ,
Trket Offices. j25 and 9ll BROADWAY No AstDr Eogse.
and loot DesbrOsses aud CGr.aGdt.ts No Courtst.
Hrooklvn: Nos IA 49, and ~ Gfsont, HOboken De
yot Ierscy civ Fmcrnt Ticket Office, No 5aery piaca
FRANK THOMSON. ID. y BOYD, w.,
General Manager. General PssScng Agent
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

~ TROY, connecting with All railroad lines North Fast,
and West New aud magnificent steanbnats leave daily
Saturdays excepted al from Por 80, y. X, fOt x
Leroyst Through tickets sold ad baggage checked all
points. JOSEPH CORNEIf. SupsrrnsendanL
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NFW-HAVEN, HARTFORD &c, Fare, 81.
- >teanlsrs leave PecGsp daily SUNDAYS exc pted t1r
IiLr.-L /. lIL l D. n ~

Calaul.Iiaua. Asa Tor Mont ral 80 Fiaitspulsh.
80, D d. Pacnc Express daily win gleep'ngcar1 fyr
DY.r 'er Sa.era Falls BIfalo Cleveland. IaHanapOls
Ind i,yl lie also t9r Chicago both l. :. AID ~ G.
pa rraig and u Montreal VA -. ADAMS.
IICOp r. Express, with sleglngc1Ts IoF Albany and
Troy. - - 81.
252 .6 aud IS lir1 AWAY, and sseo Express Co.
.TcS so PaIp.t.s rs AMI ct2 BrJ1Lway NoV'4 "a,
end 333 Wsshiu g'Gn-st- broos iyn - ,,- -,
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Isr Torth Rirer, gexseiA. ami RriirOrtL
FRIDAY. March o, 1871.
LIVE STOCK MARK ELS.

NrwyopK, March oBrEyEs Arrivals SO ca,sat sxtieth
St and 81 az JerseY CIV aSe o'i For I sindU;s M
ciniig i've ca 900 for no week or the lslges to
date market o.eucl in rain storm whicn, ho"ey%r
eeneo OF eearlg np miS c%r & Wnner Cs
since Monday AMI ABOUT The same as Yesterday ths ri hs M
4 Gay ne? s. % and to o S%r qS GS to IA. a%s an
ranged iG 10 10 0 ne s,s were ~ pSSr LUZ sssIs js
al Cr ihr OF them 81 IT, $40 at 10 2c rather more
than hall a 81 b 10 at lo94c, 81 b at lc 81 at II e
re dead meat responded slowly but there
the 5Gsf siset,g sSFIs MfEs5s q 2.
ss,5 IS gs % Ss q? n g. S s.! ?s 4s j. g sSi y
b. iOl.c. 5scf 1903 h. lo2e 81 z Of 200 b. LIS
to ship rs i2Ss H. put io'sc 81 n II Of 1880 H. at
Ns4cl LIVINGSTON sold 80 Illinois I2ls n at s,.c and
j. IL vi aias sold ss Inoi 1880 H. at sc and 48 of
Coon Thompson so for G f. Reynolds 40 Illinois 1855
ib, at lOAac., 81 b. aud 81 each ~ - - ,u,, g, o,,
n iosc 80 o 4 q ils n la q 81 ,Gs, n and = each sns
r Sannels for Guisnor II OF l,24I m at csc
and sy s each S'' Sf of ii II % iie 81 n
ana Al JereS City Wa1cI a Aier,on Is Meyers
Regensle ears L. tr9eSer 1S1 G sats ac oso,,7,n ,oc
sss SsS SS r. fcf% iSsG les each "a ji5 H. iO 60 b 50
T. to2 H. @ wS.5@er for W. Reid Il Indiana s
o. o. en 'its ic Is Of 5 S oac 90 II Il coarse oxen
1921 ~ lO2c. 81 D For Thompson Co.. 10 Ohio l214 d.
ID Naixe sold 90 Illinois. lli3 No. at 91ic.: ~ OF ilSl b
lOc each IL OF lvS TO- Oc; "a OF 273 ID, lO9c
less ~ each. ~ 49,, .
Cone Mcpherson, for W. Moonshine, II Ohio jig No.
at ge II Of 2IS h. lUc and go on lot Of l6OO ~ OA
GlO gc; OF Loco H. Ilsc ., n. For NJ ouisner 20 ONO
l,O93 n, at CSC. .,,, ,,,, ,o .
&C. SO 10 Of 1919 b 9iac. SO B aud Doe eaeh Of Lib
n, nc: 10 OF l.O5J n, 9ic. and Doe each
Culver & Co sold Is Illinois 0Jt TO- at &C, lass s9S
SHyEP-Arivas-s a Jersey CITY, ~ sixteth st. and
AZ Fory lghth st. making 2,3l5. Total s.nce Saturday
IL 9Gl against 1872 last week Prices unchanged
but trade slow. butchers holding back.
f. sold Cry Isl Colorado 30 ID at ac
l72 lOi n 8c 50 Ohio OF lo2 ~ and lSs OF ll3
b, AT 7c.; 80 Oao. lIi fb Spc.
Surfing lambs az 81 each. 49,.
Judd BaesDahan sold l6l state Sheep-few old lambs
mixed In -91 N, NJ The. ..
j. Kirby Forty part late yesterday ~ Michi
gan H. and ~ state, 81 D At 0tc Ss STATE W b at
~ SO; SAT Michigan, lOOla D, 80 40 per owt
Ha.pbcck StDayis SOLD ~ Michigan VI 10 al 6c 1872 do
pS NJ Bisc; ITO Illinois, 81 m She; v3 Ohio, yl NJ Uc.
Denbeck, at sxtstrt lb State sheep luI H. nj 6Ac
HoGs-Arvss 10 cars At fotethst and st Jersey City
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total since last Saturday 1885, against 1850 Same tmo
last week The market for dressed ruled little weaker Guy
selling at 7ls97c-few pigs, Tee No Western dresseo on
sale
ALsAsY ~ Y March 9.-CArrIE-The market opened
but active ruling steady at adecne Oh io
dl2c. y l0u n receipts S9l cars. =. -o.
Mich Cows sold at f4O0$5O v head for common W s"o"
VRAIs, case. y n. 800 -, .. =, ooo
SHRRP AsD LAaBs-Recepts, $500 head, agsinst iooo
head last week the market shows isc y I'd ADVANCE
CHICAGO March 9-CATTLE Receipts Zoo hean snp.
ments 500 head market nrm fairly active apr shaae m
higher good sales Of Texans and oxen at ~ Iodso
feers and good steers So 1884 85 choice TO extra soo
s5d$5 40. ,. . 800 .o.. ...,ce
UoGs-Recclps 1000 head shipments 57oO head scarce
and firm sales OF light So 25as5 40; good 10 choce snip
ping, IS 500S5 90
SHEEP dull; receipts TAO.
EAST Penn. March 9-CATrLe-The receipts R , TO-
,y were T. head stock. making total iUr Iou
DAYS Of gO4 ha OF O. cars OF through stock and ~ cars
of ward stock every thing sold shppedi hotns III penS
bui through cattle and no business today 49,, a..
hoGs-he receipts tOdy were lSIO heaeEs ,1sH t a0 M
four DAYS 4730 head qotations forkes 20 'o~so w.
Philadelphias, SG 30GS6 ~. , o,o ,o., . fatal
SHEEP-Tbe receipts to-day aggregated lZoV hoa" ''~
for four days Of 400 head quoted at @doc
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10
OFFICIAL REPORT OF AMERICAN MINING BOARD
SALES-HARCH o. 1877.
FIRST BoARp-11 o'CLC
FRIDAY, March 9-P. VI.

To the rumors which yesterday foatcd in stock
circles to-day has added two more, TO wit, there is
TO be an advance in passenger fares, and pooling
of earnings. on competitive business, between the
Central, Erie, Pennsylvania, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads" While the former is probable,
because the existing light traffic is not worth fight
ing for, the latter is known to every practical
railroader to be incapable of satisfactory accom-
plishment
A correspondent who seems to know whereof he
writes gives US the cost of fetching Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre coal TO market and cost of selling
the same at 81 92 per ton, which, added
to the price under the recent contract Sl 2o)
20 be paid to MI Parrish for mining and putting into
oars makes the cost If. o. b." S3 IL per ton. lie
then shows that the averaged price realized Is only
81 O6 per ton (which is probably high estimasel'
showing loss of IL cents per ton, without any III
lowance for royalty. and then remarks:
The only ones can that taken care o arc ohas
p1ish Tentya! Railroad Of NewJeraey ahd the person
O. ,ersons who sell the coal here for the corlnsso'
1hey can an stand it, think long as the poor Dopd
holders OF the Lehigh and Wlkesbarre can
IL our correspondent should get at the Dottoin
facts il possibly might turn out that the receiver oI
tbe L. and W. had been able to make special agree
u,ent 40 that the cost of transportation 10 tloe-
wafer is to be or 20 cents per ton less than usnai
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10

charges At all events, all the clrcumstantial cvi-
deace obtainableeoes to show a determination on
the part of the Lehigb and Wilkesbarre Coal Com
pany in connection with the Central oi Ncw-Jersey
Railroad. to mine and sell all the coal il can, with
out regard 10 the wishes necessities of the other
great companies.
The stock market to-day was less active but more
feverish than that of yesterday. With few excep-
ions the first prices proved to be the best o, the
day, while the last almost universally were the
lowest. Lake Shore led the van 20 TRANSACTIONS,
opening at 5l7s052 it sold at II i46 52is@5l is3
5I305l. Michigan Central was more steady at
444aiS3. Central and Hudson was tluc;uatlng.
Starting at OH il sold ut 97l2G97O0s G97 ls@
97l2097097ls The Changers were neg ected,
Rock Island selling at 10l l20 lOl "a lOl $40
1011 Northwestern at 33; preferred at
53952aa; st, Paul at 1Si4, and preferred at
47ls0i69i. Illinois Central rose TO % and
closed at 534, and Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy sold at 1O3d 102sia lO4 seller 10 at lO3 %
Ohio and Mississippi worked between 6is and o's;
ending at 61. and Erie was quiet at 7si. The coal
shares depressed at the opening aud then after
rally closed at still further decline delaware,
Lackawanna aud Western sold at Gj3sG 81 as0 % a
0637s: Delaware and Hudson at 520Jl IA 52 az
SOL 405Olo and of jersey Central 400 shares sold
ing at Ga 7sGG4 l2665l 1864 s065 ls064hs; Pacific
Mail irner at 22osG23G227s, and Expresses with
out transactions, if except - American, AT 90 a
45Sl2. The market closed weak.
RANGE MARKET AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE:
-----AcJuai oales---C CT sing tins Slafes
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10

Camel sibas17; Liverpool Gas do, Sloesli, New; lew
castle do, s5 90; Scotch DO, s5ds7; do steam, SOC
s5 30 Provincial. 50ds5 3d. currency PeDnsylyant
Westmoreland West Virginia Gas s6aSo CumDer
land SOFT and ioad0p and Clearfed 20 Zodfo oo anu
Aniirpciie. ~ 25aAi - By the cargo. oa.oo a.,
COCOA quiet 9GJac. for Sano Domingo, So1ooc iVr
Msacasbp ~ Tor CARACAS. and J6lOo lot
COFFEE du nni uucfarrod LOO bags ho eN Ia llce
respi private iers Quotations hic mriinsry earg %
l7dl7iac Fair do i99ci DO Good a0 uc 90 fflne w.
209aa2lc. extreme range for lots la@32ci santos, s
2lc Native Ceylon, l9G2lc.: Msiscaibo, lseG2Oc "a
rayra lSIad2Oc; sanlo Domingo l6 21lIc Costa llca
Is02lc.; Mexican, lS020c. Savania I6'9d2Oe forto
Rico, 1SG20c. Angostura 19d2oc. Jamaica, loG lvc
Curacao 1S 3l0c. Ma ia lSGl9ac all gold for Invoices
COOPERAGE STOCK uuil and unchanged; fnIpty
Hogsheads 81 80; Hoops II feet, Ordinary 10 Prime $3.50
$50: IL feet do. S2Od*30: Moasses Sh0oks 81 ncies
with Heads 81 90dS2; sugar shocks with Heads 90 Ie1es
jOds2 30: do. 80 inches 81 GDdf2: box ShOoAs foo
75c: Rum shocks. 81; Pipe shocks. 70 oOdsI. ,o.,,
CORDAGE quiet; Manila Cortage sizes above l2'tfean'
and Hay Rope l5c. y do do l2thread. 10 nc 10 10 o
thread aud 9read l6c. Mania Conage Bolt Rope 1anns
162c. do, do, 6thiead aud Stread u c 90 &
lie Tarred Manila IA Hc Fine Iarrtd Manila Lam ia,
qthrea lac: isa lth Yarn, llc: Fine 1arred
Sisa do. 12c; Russia Hemp Tarred Cordae l3c American
Hacked Hemp TaTed Corage. l2c TarTod American iath
Yarn l2c. Fine do. do, l3i2 90 ,,..,
COTTON-Quet lower; sales $40 bales, OF when
7l3 last evening including 200 for export 63O for home con-
sumption 90 for speculation GOO Jaics were dehNcit
The receipts nj the ports were lb6i5 Ue,
against 9254 bales this day last week and lOoO Oai. t5
total for the week. 1888 bales aSaist 90 o
bales week aud 7s0l8 bales this week last year t"aI
sept SG0i79i bales, against 3b6t704 Dhes duhg
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10
COTTON MARKETS.

SAVANNAH March 0-Colton Gull; snddng, II 7scd Low
Midding ac; Good Or!unary, lOa4c not receipts aos
bales exports Britain 2S9o bales; coastwise 70S
bales sales $50 bales STOCK 4lS97 bales weekly net re
celps $3.50 bales exports 10 Great Britain, iI3 bales 70
the Continent i92 bales cOastwse l26i bales sales bSOO
baleB
MRMPHIs March 9.-Cott0n quiet quotations revised
Middhng II So receipts 502 bales shpments 81 naies
safes 200 bales stock. 1877, 572g3 bales 1876 7G 1853
bales weekly receipts. 6O52 baes shpments 46S7 bales
sales 800 bales. ,,,. .,
Low Munng lZc CoOi Ordinary, livsc gross receipts
2ui baps; sales slinnrs 2jl bale stock ll3lS bales;
weekly net receipts 0tO bales gross O3 bales cxport
10 Great Britain iSs saes 2l36 bales spinnerA LOSS
bales 80, -,
COLUMBUS March 9.-Coton dun Mddiing, lltc.i Low
Niddling. lie Gooi Ordinary, l0ge; weekly receipts.
$50 bales; spments 30J bales sales l6i bales 10 spnncrs
200 bales stock 1877, s,997 bales; 1875, s744 bales
BRHSlAM, March 0.-COtton-Weeky receipts, ~ pNce
shpuuents, 80 bales; stock, 2O3 bales.
GALVEsToN, March Cotton weak Middling, III tc Low
Miidlipg. tc; GOOD ordinary iO.ci net rsesps sea
bas aioss S67 bales exports coastwse aoi oales sae
,t bales stock 80 $50 baes weekly net rocepts b6l
bars gross $685. bales sales 5S24 baes exports coast
wise, .7e6 bales ,,.,,, 80,
WiiaisGios March 8-Cotton duil weak Mdding, llac
Low Abiding sc Good Ordinary, loAc. net receips
x. bales sales "a bales stock 63l6 bales weekly net re
cspt s0 bale EXPORTS coastwisa blI bales saaa ITO
bales. -
llsc Low Middlng IL t9li 'c uooJ Ordinary, iio 30
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10
cer,, oss b,o, hpen.s SEQ bales sales q, b,,.s ,o.

isss Sses; ssss reesip iIii Ssisa; shipments Isl
0iss LoUsSIE, S N March S's qust MddDs 1l
m%n@ GGM Sar'e Coca soSsGn o1Gn9 ss' sdISs wsy 10.
ceipts 200 bales shpmcns 200 bales saies 2Os
Ss; ca1RlSl1s @ March Cotton steady Middug llssI.e.
receipts siS bales; .bg@spts ice bales sales Ssasy
SE%SfaS les ssTh qs Mddns ~ Ia,
Mdilng lie GO9G ~ GoSinary e iSac weekly receipts s
ding 10 Good Ordinary otc weekly receipts 81 bales,
S% March Ss nominal sdng 2 Low MID
ps % sons% GSSS 0n5 Ss sa io sale. I's see rs % Ts
OlS, soGfoSs March Cotton dull MlSdng le, 70
bales weekly net gscsipss Ss26 baes exports cos'tSi
ascoS. 'i SsreS S~cSsiSn dun nothing doing, Madlns
l.s Lcs M@alng lc Good ssa ordinary yIo ioc weekly
sSspi sSes is 4sa PIE baesp Is7S ~ 'a
Mans M'5ss Iss
as ds IT. eI2 ssts '$ s b 70
ISoiASolA March 9.-cottcp-weesiy net receipts %
oslEHSs. M:!ss S6Giicn irregular and easy sa
Sst Sng Ied9e 7 lSS AsG Sss gross oac s
Great Btn SSs bal bales Scs'ws IoG e bales. sales SsS
bales gross 4S bales export. % Great Britain 1855
Ssss 70 FsnS as isto % Sss' s' Continent" 100 o
March S1nlp ,GTeT Sdd1g is s L..
shbm ShS%S 5s$ S. SSsc tGs ss
80
AUGUSTA, March 9.-Coton dull and lower; Midding.
liStc; Low Middng llldllfc Good Ordinary 10 lci
rccelps 2O9 bales sales, 203 bales stock 1871 l2573
bales 1876 l2504 bales; weekly receips l67ibaes ship
ments 2gB bales sales, 1873 bales.
DALLAs March 9.-CotOn nominal Mtddlng lO7sc. Low
MddIing 02c. Good Ordinary l0c.; weekly receipts 8I
bales: shipments. $50 bales stock, 40 bales.
PORT ROYAL, March 3.-COtton-Weekly net receipts 20
bales exports, cOastwise 90 bales.
CHARLESTON March 9-Cott0n dun ard depressed MID
ding I2lfc: Low Mddng, l2c; Good Ordinary, II &c: net
receipts 4G5 bales sales, 300 bales stock 366g7 ales
weekly receipts, 3ii2 baes exports fhe COnuAeDt
465 bales to France $40 bales coastwise 694 bales; sa
300 bales.
MOynGoMgRY March 9-COton very quiet nothing doing;
Mddng i2c; Low aildlng II 4c; Good Ordinary lie;
weekly receipts 2g5 bales: shipments S22 bales stock
1877, 49i6 bales 1876 7,7l9 bales.
BALT&OgB, March 9.-Cctton dull and lower; Midding
l2i4c; Low Middng &C.: Good Ordinary l0's3j net
receipts 233 bales 626 baes exports cOassyse AS
bales sales. 1SJ stock, 1897 bales spinnes 100
bales weekly receipts, 23S bales; 2C20 bales;
sies 23j bales spinuers 500 bales exports coastwiss
BosnON, March 9-Cotton quiet; Middinp l2'sc. Low
Mddlug, l2c. Good Ordinary, III 7s; net receipts 40
bales rOs 328 bales; stOc., H. 7oi baes weekly net re-
cep 223G bales 6j25 bales exports to Great Brit
MoiniR March 9-Cotton weak and irregular; Middlng
cepts bales; cosstwse l51 bales sales, 900
bales 63SS0 bales weekly receipts 1913 bsls
exports to Britain 1854 bales to France 62 baes
Continent $40 bales coastwise 2l2l bales saes
1000 bales -. . 49,
bales; sales 1000 bales; stock, $500 bales.
SHREVEPORT March 9-ColtOn dull; Mddling, II 4c Low
MdiEg lOs.c Good Ordinary l04c weekly roceips 22i5
baes Shipments 1881 bales sales 7S6 bales STOCK 1898
bales.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10
WOOL, MARKET,

PHILADELPHIA March 9.-Woo quiet and firm; supply
ply light; Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above 5Oc X 45ai6c. Medium. 43045c Coarse - 9
4Oc; New.York, Michigan Indiana ald Western Fine 81
42c Medium Al 2dici Coarse, 36d38c Comblne Wasltd
b2156e do UnYashe. 35 dJc. Canada Comblng, 52d55c
Fine Unwashed, 2j oboe Coarse and Medium Unwa.hed,
2SO32c Tub Washed 42a45c; Colorado Washed 20d 2sc
do Unwashed 10 DC: Extra and NerDo Pulled 30d4Ic;
No and Super Pulled, d36c Texas Fine and Melufn
2Od2sc do 6d20c California, Fine and Medium 70
a33c: do. Coarse iSH22c.