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Morris % Illinoi. steers At efc aete per weigh.
ss. ss N head ' weigh, s s~s a'sa,is
as "s: .i % * s His ssfhs limos :".
os soe ssr TO- weigh. eew. y !ino: steer: :, ios
Essh; ws.1 ,,,. so :sa is 1ss%aS
cwl for H. s. Rossntha III Illinois steers % sge
Sc We wsahs e w. .os
Win Ali 'is i per A.s ss.'' 81 .od ps' TOP
Sa Weight or na.
< "a 81; a ssl e. =
steers at eAc iy,le per d. weigh. syt' tor Kahn
T rs' * k sy ks ss steers s Ia
e ' % 's gs, %sa.:
Cd -
s,s; nc ~ s'; 'ss'i s g. With
''ssT. !, .Ss .i,s psTs SssI' Il ,,.. IN
p y on @ .o $50 D Sheer. S Weight Nc :cs
s per hssS at IS % 50 = per s~ y, 90 3 3so sheep
wsisSs lbs per head TX s'r PEI 9is sheep
Weight ~ 81 iii pss r. % s "aG aff
Rs ps S h.. s Gs, s sa r sssn .Aes
s'si' ~ T.: u, Ss Il r. s ssS
&C. 10. 1888 ohio sheep weight Is ia per head.
&C. g. IL @ $ss:s Ss5 +; s.
20 per ID. -to ONO sheep. weight III lbs.
ss es IS ~. ne rs' ~ ss.. hiss
cock sold IN c, sheep, weight 81 ibs head 5sc
pr o 9; ohio sheep weight - bs mead at 5sc
H. 90 Ohio Sheep weight % lbs per head ut ~
lambs at 80 80. average heAn. Hume Elliott sold
7? state sheep weight 1870 lbs, tic. per H..
i14 Ohio sheep, weight 1900 lbs. At she. per
pss H.; sold Tor week enaas March u, 1911
2,t1t sheep and Lambs 10 So. average p.r
heat j. Kirby sold 40 sheep weight 40 100 lbs at
" lsttc per ew ioi Illinois sheep weight II 80 lbs, At
n "a Ohio sheep. weight 6,s' los 6aas pcr H..
Ohio Sheep weight ,,Sb lbs ne. per H. 30 ohio
sheep. weight 33 400 lbs at ~ 20 ewt. ~ state
ling lambs weight 2sl los ut e. per H. Davis Hal
ID iiI c'gan sheep weight ib2)Obs Mt ~ ~ pos ewt
1856 mi xcd Canada sheep 1nd lambs weight H. 10 lbs
.sc per i0s state sheep, weish i5Ulo lbs at &c per
state sheep weight 2D6io lbs, G5Sc, per To- t3 State
sheep, weight $3.50 lbs 6isc per 10 State sheep
weight 7.2sO lbs at 81 5Ja per cwt IA STATE sheep
wsss y 5 o' = e. per y 200 state ,eA'nF lamb.
yearing lambs weight loio lbs, at Sc per H.; l39
Sold for week ending March ~ 1917, Ash sheep and
lambs 81 average per head Hume Dienbeck sold 347
State 'heep. weight 2o,Io lbs, at &C. To-, ITO state
sheep. weight IS o2D lbs at 6t4c H. ~ state sheep
weght $3.50 lbs al ossc H. no state sheep weight
1860 lbs. ut So 454 per 1856 state sheep weight
iSe ea9 0i ut ~ 90 per sw' 100 Illinois SHEEP weight
weigh. i5,a4o lbs At Gtac per b. Ssh ' Tx,
nos sheep weight u $40 lbs Sc % per cw loi hi
no.s sheep weisnt 1 500 lbs, ~ &c. per h. 1877 ycarng
lambs. weight GAO lbs, 77ac per w. Sold end
Ing March a. 1877 543j sheep and lambs ~ OF
per head
Mich Cows.-No sales reported
VRALs AND CALvEsCoarse quality calves, &c, &c
ID. Vcals not quoted.
HoGs Three loads of Ohio hogs held on sale.
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$4,000 U S 500. c. '67.. luA
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT EASIER; FUTURES CLOSED BARELY
STEADY FLOUR FIRMEI--wHEAT FIRMER--
CORN EASIER - OATS STEADY - Whisky
sTEADY-PoRK AND LARD EAsIEI--PETRo-
LEUM yIRM-sPIRIrs OF TURpENTINE QUIET
RosIN FIRM-OILs FIRM-COFFEE DULL
SUGAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DULL
MONDAY, March o. P. NJ
Ing the rainfall. On 'Change the markets 1rincr
In some cases. but easier others Flour was In bet
ter demand ana nrmer Wheat also in demand
and prices were decidedly higher The demand vas
mainly for export Corn easier Oats steady.
Wh,skcy steady. Pork and lard easier.
lures closed barely steady. Coffee and quiet.
Rosin firm. Spirits turpentine was quiet. OILS aud
petroleum firm.
CorPEE.-Thc market dull both for Rio and mild
coffee. We quote -Urdnary cargoes 7c IKE fair do,
i91sc good do poe. prime do. 2Os4c 2lc. extreme
rango for lots l7c 22c. Santos air to good, 19c
2Oc gold 90 days; Java, governments bags pc. 23c
do grass ats 23c. 2fc; singapore 19c. 2c Mara
cubic 1Si6c 2olc. Laguayra, loo. 2Ot4c; Jamaica,
Isc a Ice ST. Domingo. l6c l61sc. Porto Rico isc
2Oi.c.: Costa Rca, 1Sc Gle: Mexican, 1sc. ale,
Manila Isc. l9iac Angostura, loc. 2Oac Savanilia
Islsc. a 2Uc. Curacao. lotsc a lsc.
Corros-On the spot dull and easier In tone, but
prices quoaby lower Liverpool came quiet aud
for cotton with 1000 baes sales Arrivals
partially lltd lower Our markct Tor futures opened
decide May selling down To 40 About ouchaii Ut
the recovered but after the
call the market weakened under large selling movement.
lower compared with Saturdays closing hgures The
prices OF to-day compare with Saturdays us fol-
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despatch from Washington states that the Roth
schilds OF London telegraph that they ready for
another call OF $40 600 600 bonds ard call will 10
issued to-day This has been looked tor
in view of tho large and increasing subscription the
new ~ per cents
telegram received to-day stating that the
Lehigh Valley Company have cut their 80 cents
This Is understood to that tie combination boz
tween the coal companies which depends something
this road cannot look for any cooperation IRON this
quarter 1t enables smaller producers OF coal
peto with any combination.
In the suit of f. j. Harding against the abash Rail.
way Company, Ju1go Drummond, Of the United States
Circuit Court, denied tho application for receiver on
Saturday. The hearing commenced in Milwaukee and
completed IN Chicago.
The following Is the official list of sales at tho New
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


co,or .,..tv. ,,aa,,, ~ "Iaw"' .".yu ~
y .'uutas' ~, ~" ,'uuu'ins' 'u,ae.
AZ a n. cas,Si.. IA % ,a ss g,9s
49, P '' 80 'o'H, o''o.o
co,o, .,,,,, Nr~ o."IAMs' "nrvn 70 ~.
oo S'ph a que. m'o S rs 90 aow 'aaing o,ss
f"o ~ IA Me ny. 80 oos g.9ss' s,to
opnsn i 9S ,s :" r"n n;. 800 10 'he
N"' 49, ,,"' 800 80 90
60. ,,.,. ,o, MonLE March 20. 1877.
Cotton quiet; midang. lu'.c low middling. losac. !;
good ordinary loc Net rce PTS I2 bales Expots TO the
ointment abs coastwsc, i.lo9 Sales loo. Stock.
"''o''' s.v.yx.u N..,,, On ,o,-
co,,,, ,,o. ,,a,, an,yu - , ~,
mad ',nn'c ~, ,a,, s. h,ns go;
soou sa s s AZ Ne' nss o"'e% Exports
S''""e' a. '"''' ~. s'o'N -'''''
CnARLrsros. March 20, 1877.
Cotton quct middling. ll3sc. low nidaling II no
1ic. good ordinary os4c Not receipts, 426 bales Ex-
ports to France 17sl coastwisc 1u3 Sales 100 Stock
42si4
WILMINGroS. n. c.. March 30. 1877.
Spirits ofnrpentine dull at 35c Rosn strong NJ 81 for
for yellow dip 81 10 for virgin iar steady at II g.
oswIco March 90 1877
Flour steady sales, 1000 oois at 81 5os - tor 30
white do - % 81 rs for double extra Wheat in Ugh.
demand: No Milwaukee, club 81 90: No do 81 r.
No white Michigan 81 o. extra do 81 6s Corn steady
sOc cloice do s5c 80 do 3jc. osc. cIoce do zoe
Corn al Bottled. S25: unboed S24 Miileed-shorts
$40 $40: shipstuHs S22: middlings S24 a x25 Flonr
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Active
and Weak.
A BREAK IN PACIFIC MAIL.
GOLD STEADY AT 1O4 7-8.
Government and Railroad Bonds
Steady.
Money on Call Easy at 2 3
Per Cent.
WALL STREET,


MONDAY. March 2G-6 +. ~
The hun party mas been SO long OF training that
they I. lose their wind any unusual exertion.
They have apparently stopped to take breath to day,
and the riso IN the market has stopped with them.
Indeed, It has been something more than halt Tor
prices have slipped backward while bulls were brows-
Ing An attack upon Pacific Mail by prominent brok-
ers early in tho day flung bombshe into the ranks
OF holders unexpected and explosive and prices gave
way us though they had been hoist by speculative
petara-
Within an hour the quotation of2l Y had shrunK 10
1874 and tho difference between these TWO sums Is tho
measure OF the that occasioned It,
Upon what tho founded did not clearly
appear though there scandalous stories enough
noat to drag down stronger stock than Pacific Mall
Whether true false, tho upshot OF tho matter was
that the lowest point friends Of the Stock not dis
connected with the direction came to the rescue and
in purchases of 10000 shares not only stopped
tho decline, but rallied figures to $685. AZ which the
stock closed.
whether due to tho bad example set by Pacific Mall
other Causes tho tendency Of the general market
III the early business was to lower prices.
Lake Shore. Illinois Central, Western Union and the
coal carriers fell Off average OF per in
unison, and acted as though the bulls IN their special
ties had been struck with sudden murraln ut once
fatal to present prices and future hopes Pacific Mail
having offered itself OF belwethcr the Of
the list followed ITS lead las 1t Is the nature Of stocks 10
do), and came to unsatisfactory aud fcversh
mination Tomorrow may be better, us bulls revive
alter days retirement worse II they prove have
Shed their horns altogether.
SALES TO-DAY.
The sales Of active stocks to-day aggregated
shares, which were distributed as toows:-New York
Central, 9,3O0 Harlem, 100; Erie 120; Lake Shore,
1925; Northwestern 100 do. preferred 400; Rock
Island 430; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 0O0 do. pre-.
ferred, 1880; Delaware Lackawanpa and Western,
$500; New Jersey Central. 500; Delaware and Hud
Canal, $685. Morris and Essex, $50; Michigan
Central, 4.2O0 Illinois Central, 1885, Union Pacific,
1926; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 900; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph preferred, 200; Ohio and Mississippi,
100; Panama, 200; Western Union, 29,650 Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph. 1885, Pacific Mail, 1890;
American Merchants Union Express, 345; United
States Express, 100.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST
Tho following table shows the opening highest and
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BROOKLYN SlNECURES.

Mayor Schroeder returned to the Brooklyn Common
Council without bis approval. yesterday, resolution
appropriating $500 for repairs tho Hamilton ave.
sewer In doing the Mayor says that In Fobru.
airy last there ST. O2s expended for aoor aside IRON
tho contracts eleven inspectors of sewer conneo
tons were employed expense OF 1872, to inspect
the eighty connexions made during the month
when one inspector could have done ali without d,
ploy.ng than hall his ino" HIS Honor The
commissioners OF Cy Works should abolish sinccurof
and apply the money 10 legitimate curposca IL tbcy
DO this he thinks they VIII ind the fund under Insil
control sullciont
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UPENINt1, HI5HEST MD LOWEST,
Tho following table shows the opening, highest
ADVANCE AND DECLINE

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows tho advance and declin, in tho
closing prices of tho principal active stocks us COM
pared with those OF Saturday,
ADvAScE.-Rock Island, a.
DECLINE Western Union, x; Pacific Mail 1k
New York Central Il; Eric, d Lake Shore, Il
Union Pacific ! Illinois Central. ga; North western
a do. preferred, "a c. G., q. and l., u; New Jersey
Central. "a ST. Paul preferred, u Wabash 4; Del
aware iackawanna and Western, "a; Hannibal and
son, q Michigan Central, TX; Burlington and
Quincy, 81; Panama.,
CLOSING PRCEs-3 r. N.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
MINING SHARES.

The following were the opening quotations for mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day Gould l. Curry, II;
Savage, 6; ChoIlar Potosi, 56 Ophr. 20; hale Nor
cross, Az; Crown Point, 81 Yellow Jacket, IL; Bel
cher, o; Imperial, N; Virginia consolidated, Ali Cali
fornia, ~; Overman, 63; Raymond Ely, o; Eureka
G. ", 3; Best Bclcher, 81; Kcntuck. 9; Union
consolidated Il; Alpha 10; Meadow Valley, u; Sierra
Nevada, 81 Mexican, l5 Caledonia Z; Silver Hill, s;
Eureka consolidated, II; Justice. III Julia console
dated a
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

RECEIPTS ron THE FAST wksx
Yard. B.ese. Coos. c; a%. x% a"i Hogs
s Sss,,sis, .;:s; 4l!s 8 8 SIS s Si
jersey 5Sfss' c sy....:. es7s 20 1880 71cs
y1 Tsis: 95iq p ,sI a4 1873 81,
crate supply Of fresh hand this
fHYss a q Is % Been ~sF Allowed p e.. sw
sxtieh yards T. G Eastman sold for self Is cars Of
per b. yeishs Is e~i. los iino. lie per IL,
weight T s. "s At e w ss o. ON w, ds "a
wsfh "a g ILLINOIS e %ss at so per for s w " S
thompson sold 8 Illinois ioc, per
with ST oil per head ia head weish. IA 81 illinois
weight os ~ yer g Limos On h'ss
YIN a sos for s a SS Brown rss illinois es
At 9 per weight "a HT 10 nUs at lie
SssS; Illinois .ssss '.si:s weight
sw & = qrs e. ,gs 1G sass aG. ss:
Il per rs rs a To- n ~ rssS ss Is Is
lo''s PER d. weight % sw. ~ Illinois steers ..
a Sss s sd held !. g ;ss 81 M
., sss per ~ Weights . Illinois
a. ge per ~ weigh. "a cw 81 lIlinqis steer. a. zoe
icae per ws's. cN r illlnsi. a. iots
SOLD Tor Carter Walters 2 ohio steers at I0ac.
per h., weight IA 10 Ohio steers NJ lie. per To-
weight 81 cwt, Ohio nj I0Mc. per ID,
weight 10 cwt ucry Cary sold selves ~ illinois
at lo4c lie. 10, weights o. to cwt Az Jer-
sey city yards Concy McPherson sold for Morris lui
Illinois steers at ysAc lItAc b weights cwt tor "
koper. 80 Illinois steers os4c losic per d. with 81
on head III head sold at top rate weights Ucwt TO "a
cwt ~ Missouri steers at Oac. NC per ID with few
head nt lie 7cw eAcw II Missouri steers
l2c per H. with 81 OIL per head weight sA cwt Toe
Newton. ~ Illinois steers ut lOc llyc perlb, with
low head Nc he per ib weights 7cwt y, cwt; Tor H.
Moynes 10 Illinois lie. llSc per h.. weights
IA for a. Vogel, - Illinois steers At lOisc
1Ostc. per d., weights cwt cwt Tor j. kccner II
.teers 1Olsc h. with so OF the lot. weight ia
voge sold for A. Vogel 81 Illinois steers ~ we
Dstc lb weights Ga cwt a6 cwt ~ Illinois steers
Toe. To-. with 81 OF head on IA head. weight G
for Morris 30 Illinois steers NJ loc pr M weight
cwt NJ ,;odschmitt sold Tor H. Rothschiid ~ Mis-.
souri steers visc lDc. per H.. weights cwt.
81 81 Missouri steers at o4c per d. weishts
81 ewt ewt.. ~ Missouri steers =, io',c ry9.c.
steers, at vc per - we'shs 6'f cw, 40 Illinois steers.
IOAc per H. with 5Oc per head and lusc per 10,
buis weight 1853 lbs per head ut 3ttc per H. Tor
H. klopicr Ios Mssari steers. at oSc per 70 Win 5vr
per head IL head! and JUc mead on ~ head,
weights q ewt cw' g Missouri steers ~ i9e per
icr, G5 Texan steers. a. nhc, per H.; weight "a
ID, with 3oc on per head ~ head, sold at top rate
weights 81 cw cwL 10 Illinois steo, At i0c por ID
with u head weight ga ewI Toiiey Sons sold ior
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COMMERCIAL.
THE BRITISH coRS rRAr

LONDON, March 20. 1877.
corn trade says Temperature during The past week
winds have enabled farmers make steady progress
sa s as vol as snow and slcct These have not n"c1
growing wheat the CONDITION OF which satisfactory but
labor, especial heavy lands, which
S wSss' a. been rom made @ ' " a
oats. beans and peas but short average OF barley
Year q. mi. time Little alteration is u",ieeaSo ia s"an
trade. which steady but inactive The markets continue
moderately supple cd with home gram. Mating
Tie weeks, imports Of ioreisn wheat Into Lomaon
haze aS Sssn light prnspay , tho E" Indies
and is possible that the wants OF neighoors
many is also rsmarksbe after the Of the deficient
hayss, Last year he report hs she
s the white wheat required this om California aud
without special interest being conaacd TO supp ng
eai TO-, has not yet Reached The
huence over Prices INDIGESTION has been notlreable
a, this time Of year. when Importers and con.
samers alike mus, measure regsemsIts "sast
may cxpecse IRON ports iccbound during the winter
sian descriptions prompt shipment have more
sttcnti"n Wills csarnsns rye s'e"ay me sales Of
against os at Us I'D last year The imports
i@c s e Mns Wheat ana Ne sSe w 'I oa March Il
Livxsrcol.. March % $ 40 r. NJ
March and April 1914 spaads low miidlins clause
Bnnspsruris "a Of 2ss per quarter for new
mixed wesien; wheat. los Id los 3D. per GENITAL Tor
average California white and los o. lis Id for Call.
forua club.
LONDON. March 20-5:i5 r. ~
PRoprcE-Kcnned petroleum.. 12isd. per gallon; spirits
Of turpentine. RS. u d. Sd. per cwt.
Liy,nrooL. March 26-5 ~ T. NJ.
PRoDucg-Renned petroleum i,a i3,Ad. per gallon.
ANTWERP March III, 1871.
Petroleum. 37f for line pale American.
stw YORK PnoDccE ExcHASse REroRr
LivkRPooL. March 80 1877.
Pork-Eastern dull ut 72s Western dull aos
Bncon-Cnmberiande cut steady ut 3Us hort rb steady
3Ss long clear steady u; s Cd short clear NJ ~
iam--long cut nriner al us shoulders stee at 2bs
bcef-Indit mess duh ~ Sjs duh NJs
prime mess dull ~ 73s Lard-Prime Western dull III
NJ. Cd. Talow-rrime city dull nj tos. rufpentine
Spirits duh NJ ia 3D. Kosint,cnmon steady at IS I'd nm
dul ~ los Oh Cheese--Amctican choice stsndy ~ 73s
Lara oi-Nonc In the marxet FourExtra state stead
At 2Us 3D. Wneat-No. spring steady " ios VI NJ.
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York. 3o Boston. 1879: Philadelphia 225 Total. 6s52
bales THIS day last GUS Ths day last 49, !
Tot since sspienber B. 0S7 M Cation rslt closed
a. osiows;-io iaytc. by steam Ne compressed ey sail.
ead 10 Hamburg by steam c, compressed. To Bremen.
ny steam &c, compressed To Liverpool 4a oy steam;
by SAT- .-i-e. u hc.. compressed. Market quiet
FLoua AND GKAiN-kecelpts Flour sos bbs wheat.
- bushels corn meal 30 bOls and 800 bags; corr.
soSoo busneIs oats 1920 bushels rye. i2uO bushe
barley. 1000 bushels; barley mat. 6.pO bushels The
flour market hrfner under fair demand mainiy Tor
shipment to the West Indies and sales rather bet
ter PRICES The sales about 1000 bbls including
state. western aua southern the quotations.
Rye Hour dull sales being confined 200 bbls. Corn
meal was quet sales about .OO bbls sacks
ualua MI.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

In the County Clerks Office thcrc wcre filed ycstcr.
day the assignments oil Moion Urbani TO David Ellis
and James II. FaIconcr to Frank A. Kelly.
BY oversight she nrm OF Hartman Brothers, liquor
Dealers Chicago appeared having received notice o.
adjudication In bankruptcy. This It Is understood 10
not the case, tho Arm never having boon bankrupt
and It's integrity ana solvency being above question
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scvens Michigan Central sevens and Louisville and
Nashville consols Of 9s There was decline o: y in
Morris and Essex 1rsts and Ohio and Mississippi con-
sodated sinking funds, and y in Burlington and
Quincy cights
BkNK SHARES.
The only bank shares sold were :-Meiropoan at
1873, and Fourth National At 100A
The closing prices OF
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% '1' s' 4 fssa;
ss s s sn wqg & ss
81 So whale crude So.tSern Sc a sSa.hssn zoe
s wns' S sS dS @ s" sS , ss Re- ao
s n"fl sss "sf'
1000 bpls u, e,e iSday az New York ssont loloo
~ SS' s Il psss
Ss s II sst a Ia s es M
naphtha Ne l1c for prime city refined. AZ rhiadei'
Wees rom Creek 'o',f City Steady
farsers arm sales United 81 se7.; offered, - 20; strip
f% r. quiet, We auo,s.Liye fowls State
and Jersey. lSc iic per h. STATE and Western iis
lac iprseys- state and Jersey lac lee wes;sia he
81 81 70 psr pais Dueks-Jsrssy ~ SIC 81 8 per
pa @ pss 's s sooa to ps a.
ges s to" good 70 prime Jersey s IA for good 20
god 20 prime state, ne sc Tor fair TO pne Jersey.
raoyisoss Recep.s-rork, 7o bbl. lard 1853 terces
and 9o3 boxes; beet 1876 tierces 6Dis eases;
sSt 5c Go S
Va 3D. s e's s ~ss' May s4 Is
BID. sl4 90 asked: June. sl4 90 bid; sl4 Is assed.
smoked hams We're quoted At Ioe for 10 to S
sysrsss il" sold at M snsaids,s aacsd s
sss sv lon. as,s ssr was quoted a" re s Western
plain mess, $40 so a ST. SO; packet. si4
Sss Ilas Is bD sold is y. a Is % Dressed hogs
IKE heavy light Western were quiet At oiSc Lard
was easier and closed at the second eal as o!lows:
s3 lid s. M asked s.as " we're sSeai
j e sd s. 80 v f., 50 s. " g 8 5s . Y s
y s9 and 50 % 70, June spo. sales % ssses
sns. sales ssra 500 for he oneus Ut
ns oe tor oaSs at for ssse
@ line and ne aac for Western common to ine Cheese
and BE; = isSsc. for Ws.tsrn " ~ ~ ''"'''
k'cs.Mar quiet; but steady We auote Carolina
choice, she Louisiana common 70 fair ss.e 5.se
S ss COOP p' IN ScS ae g. ss r.% Hde % currency
SUGAR. Market dull for Refined anio easy.
Gerry iay to choice ol5e 90 DO cen,riias.i Lhds aud
Boxes & Rico rsS"ine !" srs
7e o. DO gloee,y tar to cho'es "lde s}ac. ehpsd
IKE powdered. lo2sc iic graduated, lo5Se. lie
rSARIsi-@eccip,s- bbls Market quiet ut unchanged
TALLow -Rcccipts-7 hhds 421 tierces . bbIs and 10
casks Tue market was quiet and unchanged 5000 lbs
WmIsxnY -Reccipts-5se bbs The market was steady
with sales of 80 bbis. at II Ola
market ard with offered freely the market
depressed and weaker tngasemen.'-do Llvsrpool r
bushels corn Al 50 lbs open contracts for provisions basis
from tho Rs''|WSs os. ssesny t..s lss '' 81
bushels grain from fhiaiepha reported at sd Giar,
so % o i" Sn AZ kn
German ship 100 tons reported hence Bremen with
sy pas . p ssoed Il o@ sIss s To
United Knsso% direct with SIs" =. % M
for Sass % oe sn a or Al Ss u
general cargo at current ncladns cotton
Norwegian bark go hence to ste.tin with
a "a Tor refined MAJ or sH s.h snp ao
IS 8. British bark IONS from DoSoy to LONDON,
with deals. ut g standard.
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SECOND noARD-1:30 p. n.
AFTER GALL

100 shs Seaton bis AZ 800 shs Hukill .....b7 ~
FRANCISCO MINING SHARES.
The following table gives the prices OF the
gold and silver mining SHARES, including the opening
prices Of to-day, received by telegraph from San
francisco. All prices in gold
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PRINT CLOTHS.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Providence. Il, l.. March 20. 1877
Printing cloths Nat; quotations nonin ally but
concessions would have been made to effect Sales
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The closing prices werc:-
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money was easy at 2 n per cent on call and closed
at "a on call. The following tho rates Of OK
change on New York at the undermentoned cities to.
day:-Savannah buying Is, selling 4; Charleston
easier, "a a u Premium Cincinnati nrmer buying par
selling lilo; ST. Louis, 100 premium; New Orleans
commercial 5-l6, bank "a, and Chicago, GO premium.
Sterling exchange was quiet and steady; prime asking
rates, 81 y and Sc selling rates, S3 "a and
4S5H Also. Rechmarks, 945s u Ok and 95 a 051,.
Cables 95S4 957S Prime Paris, 5.l67S and g. AK.
MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at 104Js, with sales in the
interim ut 10la. The carrying rates we're y, 1, IL
per cent. Loans were also made fiat. Gold coarings
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steady at Sd winter Southern In the markets
winter Western steady ~ los 81 Cora Mixed sof steady
2s "a Receipts of wheat for the week IRON Atlantic
potts $3.50 from Pacific ports - 100 do from
other H. o do. Receipts Of corn 4i gunyters
LivsRpoof. March ~. 1877
Isaac. Low Co. old and respectable cotton house,
have suspended Their Liabilities have not been ascer'
tni ind
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BERLIN, March 30 1877.
Tho weekly statement OF tho Imperial Germany
shows an increase OF S,5uU.UDO marks
LONDON, March 2G--4 80 +. NJ.
Etie Railway shares, Ga.
Silver closed to day 1T 5J7sd. per ounce
Consols 9jh for both money and the account.
The rate of discount for three months bills
markets. III az cent The Bank of England Is .
per cent.
account.