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IN WASHINGTON.
We have just received another lot of those SU-
PERlOR BLACK SILKS that We sold out of last
week at 81 yard.
81. so, 81. rs and So "
Beautiful Coored eros GRAIN at 81. 25 and
81 30, in all the new shades
Elegant DAMMIsSE GRENADINES in Black
and COlOrs.
French ORGANIZES and LINEN LAWNS
great variety.
100 patterns new style BOURETTS from 81. so
per pattern up.
% pieces neat striped and CHECK SILKS 62l5
and IS cents and complete stock of
LUPIN'S MOURNING GOODS
of every description.
One Price OH'y. W. NJ. SINISTER & BRO.
1t 3l0 pennsylvania apeHus,
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The Paris Exposition, the worlds meeting in
the interests of peace, industry and civiliza-
tiOn is still in chaotic condition as far as its
arrangements are concerned. The prepara-
lions for a European war appear to be proceed
ing more satisfactorily.
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France expects to make enough from for
eignerS on the single item of hotel charges this
summer TO reimburse her for what she paid to
Germany after the recent war.
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
~ VIM. E. BURFORD, 7OS E street,

For Rent.
121S N ST., rooms, mod. imps. $50
COlnt goth and NJ sts, rooms and store. see. 80
For Sale.
TWO great bargains in two two-stOry Press Brick
Houses. entirely new and all mo lern improve
ments; price, with easy terms, only. 81 600
Also. tWo-story Press Brick in northwest section
OF the city, with rooms, modern improvements
and elegant lot property renting for S25: will pe
8. 10 on most easy terms for SO. 800
Hall. will be sold at the reduced price OF. . So 500
Also other great bargains from SIG, 900 down.
To Loan.
Q yer ceDt aTS-tr
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EW YORK SHOE STORE.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
~ Cos Pennsylvania 0renNe.
THE BEST GOODS IN THE CITY FOR -
THE PRICE. ~N
Ladies' Newport Ties. Fine Kid. .....75c. to 81 Is
Ladies Fine Lasting Slippers .............. 40.
LsdeS' FoXed Button Boots ..........S1 25 to 2 so
Ladies' French Kid Button Boots ............ 1 10
Ladies' French Heel Button Boots. SO Is to 8 so
Ladies' Best French Kid Button, A b, G., ID.
Nluts % OO
Ladies' 1S-Thread Lasting Button Boot Is
All kinds of Slippers and Ties for Ladies, Misses
and Children, very cheap.
Gents zine Calf Hand-Stitched OXfOrds ... So 90
Gents Fine Calf Hand-Stitched low quarters. 2 so
Gents Fine Calf Haud-stitched Congress. 3 90
Gents Fine Low-Strap Shoes. ................ so
Gents Good Congress Caters ................ 1 25
Boys and Youths Shoes good and cheap. Every
thing represented One Price only.
ap15-5t GEO. MCCARTHY.
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issue on the LIST and 18th vi each month a ..Bul.
letin Of all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application at my once, or
will be sent by mail II desired
auction Sales.
On MONDAY. April 18Th, at pm two-story
flame house on Park street. n
On MONDAY, April 18Th. al p. m. ,unimprovel
prt* Ity on q ST.. between Delaware ave, and 2
street s.w.
$louU, 81, 6uU, $S6U, at per cent. a13-tr
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AOC1Gy.
81, 800, 81, 500, $3.50, at 8 per cent

TOR SALE AND EXCHANGE,
IL BY THUS. j. BROWN. LeDrOit Building
ii 800 cash and 50 500 in three years will buy a
thoroughly modern new 11-room 3-stOry aud base
nent brick RESIDENCE, near 14th st. n w.
81 400 will buy LOT of :. 400 square feet on
Rhode | slanda ave-, near IA h st. NV.
WI exchange for Brick HOUSE. well loca-
ted, worth - COO or less, new So 500 Cottage a.
Sea Grove, Cape May, antbpay difference In cash
" Ill also exchange 100 600 feet of GROUND NV,
for improved property. apl2-tr
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BOARDING.

COUNTY, BoARDING.Healthy location,
~ eaty OF access to city, airy rooms. fruit, &c.
For information apply to s. W. s. PHELPS, Pho
tograph Office, Treasury Department. ap12 81
ROARDING-Large airy ROOMS, en- suite or
- single, with irst-class table board, Also
transient boarders accommodated. References
excbaI ged; 512 9th street northwest and 2O6
street nOI thwest. apS-9ts
ROAkDING. = Large and Elegant ROOMS,
- with BOARD, can be obtained at 122 Dun
barton ST.. corner of Congress, Georgetown, ID.
Z. Terms low. ap5-tmls
DERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY
l. BOARUERS accommodated at 7O5 18th ST.
Mrs. NJ. T. SOUrHaLL
maI25-1m" formerly OF Baltimore.
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL,
~ Cor. NeD York dUe and 18th st.
Gentlemen with their families can find at this
house the surroundings of a pleasant home, with
the conveniences OF well conducted hotel.
liberal arrangement will be made with persons
who desire Meals only.
mar11-sm JOHN b. SCOTT, Proprietor.
XIX 18th STREET n. W.-Furnished Front
C1C ROOM on second floor. Also. other Furn-
ishtd ROOMS, with first class TABLE BOARD,
Transient guests accommodated. mar1-7&'
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Resumption Not quite Reached Yet.

The fact that two or three national banks i'm
Chicago and Cincinnati have announced their
readiness to redeem their notes in gold has
given ground for the idea that specie resump-
ton is thing already accomplished; but this
is too haSty conclusion. Among bankers the
announcement in question by these banks is
looked upon as merely an advertisement, and
not as indicating that a slight premium upon
gold Is to be wiped out at once. With gold at
1903 to 1904 there is no profit in carrying
1t at from to per cent, and there is not
likely to be any particular demand for it. Yet,
where there is any occasion for its use, the
brokers will demand some percentage for sup
plying il, and it is therefore likely to maintain
a slight premium of IA to a per cent. until the
period of resumption.
In the meantime it is evident that the public
are not particularly laundering for it as cur
rency. In fact, in the seventeen years time
in which it has been out of circulation the
people have learned to prefer paper money
On Saturday one of our city bankers paid out
small quantity of gold to a customer and the
latter presently returned to get it exchanged
Tor paper, saying that he absolutely could not
pass it. Another odd fact in regard to the
Old American gold coin, in circulation before
the war, likely to be brought out from the
stocking legs where it has been boarded is,
that from abrasion it is from to per cent
under par. The Treasury Department in TAX
ing it is rigid in making the reduction, so that
when this gold does emerge into use it Will be
worth less than The greenbacks.
The Past has absorbed the Union and ap.
pears TOT ay under the name of The Post and
Union 1t is a lnOur ced, however. that the
latter name will be dropped after the partially
completed advertising co ltrac's shall have
been concluded. This is sensible; the double
names for newspapers are a great incOnve-
nience and the practice should not be encour-
aged. If WatteTsOn would drop half the cum
brOuS name-C0n rier- JOurndl-Of his paper
he would earn the thanks of his subscribers
and his contemporaries.
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TUE MfTrTVA ~ B Hy IN
,,,oo, NEWARK, n, J.

LEWIS c. GROVER. President.
ASSETS JANUARY 1sT. 1878, t33, 1S1. s28 90
All approved forms of policies issued Reports
and statements furnished at the Once OF the Com
JAS. B. PEARSoN, Vice President.
EDWARD A. STRONG, Secretary,
BENZ. G. MILLER, Treasurer,
GRANVILLE =. HYDE, District Agent,
MARTIN Room y. lie Droif BNitdino.
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FxCELLENT VALUE.
Great Bargain in BLACK SILK at
ONE DOLLAR
Black SILKS from 75c. to S.
COlored SILKS, 81, 81 25, 81. 80, 80.
Summer SILKS. 6213. 75c., 81.
An elegant stock OF French Bourrette'S C.. p
CORSETS, all prices.
ParasOlS and Sun Umbrellas.
Nv amsutta Shirts, - all finished, open front OF
back, at
"ONE DOLLAR
French and o. 8. Lowell Buntings.
Summer Cancels Hairs.
&c.
An inspection of stock will well repay any one In
search OF GOOD Fabrics, ~ at the lowest prices.
49, One Price Oaly.
PERRY i BROTHER
ap15-2t Penna ace cor, Oh street,
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Cincinnati boasts now of having the largest
organ in America Pork bought il.
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NJ WATCH REPAIRER,
For 20 years with ii. SEMKEN, now ut -
913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ~
Dempsey 3 Stationery Storey
Watches put in complete order by ma are Guaran.
teed Tor one year, or money refunded. feb4-Sm
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A Sk TROSE WHO KNOW.

Ask any physician if BENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER is not the best plaster in the
world. This remark able article was invented to
overcome the great objection always found TO tn
ordinary Porous Plaster of slow action in bringing
relief.
LAME BACK.
For anne and Weak Back. Rheumatism troubles
OF the spine and kidneys it is truly wonderful
remedy. Physicians everywhere recognize its
great superiority bother porous plasterS, and to
all nnments. Ii relieve pain at once and cures
quicker than any known plaster, liniment or com
pound.
CAUTION.-There are dangerous and worthless
limitations of BENSON'S Capcine Plaster in the
market. The genuine have the word Gapcine cut
through each plaster. Sold by all Druggists. Price
% cents. apis -m,w,S
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PERSONAL.

A GOODRICH, Attorney Law, 124 Dear
"a porn street. Chicago, ill. Correspondence
cobhdential. Advice free. Thirteen wears eNne-
Ilehce' apis TO- k2
MADAM DUPREE, Indian Doctress AMI For
AVE- tune TeLter.-If you have a skeleton in your
closer she Will tell You how to get rid of IL Resi-
uehce, ziS n ST., near Sd NV. app L.
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MEDICAL, &c.

PEGISTER's LINIMENT
an so lures hheumatism Neuralgia, Headache and
IT, SoS s dhs 1P% & SSa II never s
ShQMWELL, 40 Pennsylvania avenue. Agents
Tor ashlngton. ap15-m, W. lem
A sTRoLOGIST.-MrS DIR. ELLIS. SOS PENN
consult the DIR. in all things Office hours from 3
am. 10 Pm. apl3-ly
ssSATIsFACTION''-A positive cure and GER
r. - tain preventive OF unpleasant consequences,
II used IN season; 81 per bottle, at DIR. DARBH'S,
1ls Az ST., corner PenDa. ave. apo In
ESQ REWARD III DIR. BROTHERS FAIL
% 10 cure any case OF Female Weakness, Irregu-
Ohce 300 b st. s.w.,Opposite Smithsonian. a4-2w'
nR. EON, The Oldest EstabIshed and onIv
II Reliable Ladies' Ply ician In the City can lie
consulted every Tuesday, Wednesday and ,tur-
Az Female Complaints quickly cured 10 once caG ssd
Residence, Monroe ST., Baltimore. nOvl4-Iy
CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can I've
- consulted every W ednesday and Saturday at his
Ofcr, S2l I'D ST., between 9th and 10 n, from TO
pm, Oh all diseases of the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic aud Seminal Weak
cay, Nervous trembling PaIpitSfIop Of tse Hear
DimneSs of Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion. &C,
manhood. and early indiscretiOns. Gonorrhea
Structures and Syphilis quickly cured. DR. r. is a
special practice endorsed by the leading physicians
of this city, visits Washington every "Wednesday
ment for any of the above diseases will find il 10
their interest TO call upon him, who will insure
honorable and scientific treatment, and a cure
guaranteed in every case he undertakes viii refer
bis pat OBS to any OF the leading physicians OF Bal
timore, and Stew letters OF testimonials from the
So me. Call or address as above or 10 l9 Senth
Euiaw street. Baltimore. mar20-ly
TONSULT DIR. LEON the Oldest established
y specialist IN the city, III guarantees perma-
If all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
ana ill-tLeated css.s specialty thorough cure
street northwest. nOv1-1y
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
FOR RENT,

4 By o. HOFFMAN, 10th and sts. n. ".
623 Pa, ave- n w., 16 rooms, mod, impS. ..$1OO 90
1919 st. n.w., IA rooms. mod imps........ 100 90
124 West St., 8eo'iwn, double house, new. 6S SS
4O6 18th ST. q, W., Is rooms and store m. L. 50 80
10th and D SITS. me-. dne place for garden. so 90
Stoddard St.. Geo'tn. IL rooms, mod imps. 80 90
Oil Il st. q. W., 8 rooms mod imps ......... 40 90
BIS st. NV. 9 rooms, mod. impS. ........ 20 90
LOG st. Me-. IL rooms and stable, mod. i'm 35 90
81 7th st. n. W., rooms, mod imps ....... IS 90
3O3 10th st. NV, store and rooms above. IS 90
BIB 7h st. NV, rooms and store. ........ IS o.
Cottage with fine grounds and barn, 8eo'twn 25 90
4C6 9th st. n. rooms, mod. imps. ...... IS 90
Sn3 st. NV. rooms. ................ 16 90
SO 1th st, Me-, rooms and bath, new. Is 90
SS1 It'll St Me-, rooms and bath, new. Is 90
ap13 tr
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A ) T ROL OGY.
MADAME ROSS

This celebrated Lady Astrolopist and Healing
Medlum can he consulted at No. 20l ID ST., corner
0I "a NV She has no superior in delineating the
Past, Present and Future. In love or buSiness har
advice is invaluable, describing your friends point
ing ont your enemies, and informing you OF the
sure way to success In all undertaking. Oensults-
ton strictly confidential Ladies, 81: gentlemen,
$1,oo' novelty
MADAME 0STELLO, Disciple of NJ lie Lenor-
NA mand, Paris, the greatest Planet Reader ever
IN America, can be consulted at her house. No 22t
" ST. NV. 81. cars pass the door. sep17-1y
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GATHERS,
mar2o-tr No. III Market SD1cs

A SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES.
"a al Doe. pair. few Marseilles SpTesis al
81 90 and 81 soiled, worth 81; Roby's ID bubie
Bust Corset, guarantee steels not TO break, 81
pair. CaSsmeres from 12k to 75c. yard; CASH
meTes from 20 to 15c yard: Alpacas from Is 20 75c
yard Pure Linen Table Dsmask 25c yard. Jos.
b. BAILEY, cor. 9TH and ST, s. W. mart, -6m
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DRODHE ID q CO.,
ID 939 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Are now otfeIt ing special bargains In beautiful
Dress GOODS, Black silks, Grenadines, &C.. SC.
Bourettes. at 45 cents; superior Atwood French
Cashmeres, at 90 cents and up: Tamse Cloth. at
White Satin, 81. % and up; Buntngs, rs cents
lbest make I-wool Buntings. 35 cents); Lovely
hams and Linen Lawns. very cheap; AndroscOg-
gin Bleached Cotton, IL cents; LOnesdale Cam
ton Kids In the city for the money. 81 25; Shet
land Atwood Shawis, Is cents: fine yard wide un-
beached Muslin suitable for curtains IS cents per
yard, "a great bargain); Thompson Glove fitting
COrsetS, 81 pair.
BRODHEAD & CO..
ap15-tr 939 Penn'd are. bet. 9Th and 10th.
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Average strorn Daily Circulation o-er
15,60O-beino a much larger bona fde,
regular circulation than that of all the
other daily papers in the city added
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VOHN T.. KENDALL & SON,
NJ. 619 u street n.r.,
(Near B. & P. Depot)
Have for sale at half cost of manusactur. frSl
ers' prices, ICE KING REFRIGERA- ~
TORS, suitable for Family, Hotel and Res
lauIant use. CPOStl ap1j-1m

A GENCH FOR
''oLD NORTH STATE SMOKING TOBACCO.
am prepared to SELL to the Trade and general
public the above named TOBACCO, and pronounce
IL unequaled to any yet offered in this market.
Being made of the pureS tobacco, IL will stand on
its own merits.
I'm Ike other Tobaccos, it does not bite the
tongue, quality much desired by smokers.
also have hand, and offer for SALE wholesale and
retail, all qualities Of CIGARS, CHEWING and
SMOKING TOBACCO, and a full line Smokers
Articles and Goods.
WALTER f. WALSH,
agent Old North State, -
apr15-1m $50 Penn. ave., near AZ street.
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Tor RENT-BRICK HOUSES, eight and ten
L, rooms. gas. Pantres. bath. cellars. ranges
iatrobes. slate mantnls. water closets. halls alleys
Also, smaller HOUSES cheap. Keys 43S St.
Il.
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CONNOLLY'S,
ap15-tr COS Ninth street, opp. Patent Once.
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NOR RENT-COTTAGE, one story, rOomy
= nearly new; stable, garden, fruit, croquet lawn
from city. Inquire of DR.. BREED, corner stll
ard r SITS. NV. apI3 g.
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2:3O TO 3 P. NJ,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED
FIRM FLOUR DULL-wHEAT LOWER CORN
LOwER-OATs LOwER-wHIsKEY NOMINAL
PORK DULL-LARD LOwER-PETROLEUM
DULL-oILs QUIET-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
DULL-ROsIN DULL-COFFEE QUIET-sUGAR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUIET.
SATURDAY, Jan. 26-6 r. NJ.
Business was light to-day while some commcd!-
ties affected by tho peace, unsettled and owor
Flour was DULL Wheat was dull, lower and nominal.
Corn dull and lower. Oats were dull aud lower
Whiskey was dull nominal Pork dull. Lard
was dull ana lower. Freghts were quiet Cotton
the spot steady Futures closed firm. Groceries
dull. Oils generally quiet Petroleum and naval
stores dull and nominal.
COFrEE-There was no improvement In the demand tor
Rio mild coffee and the tendency lower prices
We quote Ordinary cargoes l5c 1oi4c fair do. l7c
good do. l7]kc; prime do 1885, ls4c.; range
for lots, 15c. 1897 Santos fair to good l6ac 17c.
gold 90 days; Java, government bags pic. pc. do.
grass mats. 2lc. 221sc; Singapore l7;sc. 1919;
Ceylon. 17c ls1c; Maracsibo 16c 1s1sc Laguayra,
lie lslac Jamaica. 16c tic st. Domingo. I5c u
l5lsc; Porto Rico. l6ac. 1886: Costa kica l61sc.
19lac; Mexican. 1910. 1Sc. Macassar. 17 1876.
Angosturn, l7c l9c. savania. l6c l9c; Curacoa.
l5Isc. u l6lac
spot ady bnt quiet. Futures opened
about II points higher and closed firm Mt about the
opening prices The Official closing prices to-day compared
Eriu fall
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a MANDAMUS DENIED.

An application was made by Mr.. b. Hufnaglo. civil
engineer OF New Rochelle. to Judge Dykman, OF tho
Supreme Court, at WHITE Plains yesterday, for writ
OF mandamas against the auditors OF the town OF New
Rochelle, wcsichcser county to compel that body 10
audit a clam for professional services rendered q
drainage commission appointed by legislative author.
Nv During the of the ssion n supple.
mental passed by the L"gsaturo limiting tho
issue OF bonds ia the matter to $1,000 which pre-
ciudcd ths payment OF Mr.. Hunngc's claim. In be-
halt OF the paibt,n u was commended that tue hma-
ton OF bonds did not limit the expense but acsig
that ali the OUTLAWS beyond So 00v should be charge
the town, for II II intended unconstitu-
uontl, inasmuch as u would be impairment OF
existing contracts duly authorized Judge Dykmsn
held that the act effected such a limitation; NJ tho
same timc corcedcu that the oil great
hardship for the plaintiff ana suggested that justics
might 20 done 10 aim by additional legislation. The
expenses incurred by the commission amounted 10
about 1900 ana tho claims profatcd IN tue set,
tcmcnt except IN the case OF Mr. hufnaglc, VINO re-
fused 70 accept the amount rendered 10 hluL
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entirely nominal We qaots-spr. turpsntine ms.-
s'.'': s,ss' s sis IL 'ss IS 9? s :''1 p
y ia's Aaviess from Wilmington were ,osys
Tss s'%; & s.; 8
s,s:s s. * %s
~ saf r ssssa l d;s hal. year a bid .s asked n'ss
sperm, 81 81; do 90: 81 Is: Serlssa
do. esc: .shsd winter elephant, 75c.: natural
S ssaad a Maine s Ss-'Asd fish, '
hs Ss tor n1d Va. d and
SS seller Op;ion nj, 80 y te 600 bOls rssa
q ~ ZOO bis seller next week At = ~ and 1000
Ss s.re . We ~ s.r. Gns e. a1
nsminaiy I5se: ordinary Slsads n.pS,ia se
n me
Dressed 'D state and Western good to
prime &C. lie Jsrssy good 70 prime Zoe re Chick
ioc lie Western. good 10 prime 70 oc Dusk.-s,ae.
az. Jersey, sooa prime. lie i5c 10 good.
GOOD 10 BRINE S. e doc fair to % roe Sc
Pnovslosx- AUTHORIZATIONS. 1,7oi bbls.: lard. 47ls
o a. sae aos M f ds o a 10
sales about LOCO ools sl2 ST. % Tho
Ps's
sS ss S az S AZ
800 boxes short clear sold for February delivery It
clear AND &C. for 70 sud short s' Beet %ss
ss 81 81 pass IL 49, S2 s9 ss ss
sAtrs India mess SO 81. Besi hams were steady.
10 'g'Sa f
s9:s % az s
s"s a. ~ S., Al
rs ..,: ,,..., s,ss
" ter is. packages receipts for the week
ssS 81 Sc %...ss . : sss
=, , Receipts LOO boxes rscepts Tor the week
d. FUN ' %s st @
70 the wees S =" '" ds ai
nominal We quote Long Island. New jersey and
Western lie i4c Limed-state. lie. Lsc. Western,
as%sna ana hrm We s' quote :oaSoSs lar, &C.
ssa l sSGd to % Dr .s &c. s pa Ts,na 7s Sc cur
sssd Ste The market
ruled quiet a. &C. a sic Tor prime to choice e.,
s y: se%%..; 20 hhS: s;s..iss.i
m"s:ss. hhd; and boxes ssc Fss" Rico REIN
eass s'%%sn So 9:% ssss'y e.;
a. s1sc sac crushed, 9slc.; powdered. $50 aosc;
@ ss vi @ s"s 4s.s
Kess,pss hhSs ssrcss and 300 ,,.
Tho market steady with sales OF 10000 lbs At 7c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e55 bills The marke wa. dull and
nominal.
tarIcnrs.Tho market was quiet for all classes OF
rates xssStns for vessels tor
change. Engagoments-r, Liverpool per steam 300
boxes bacon. 4oc.; 1000 boxes cheese, 45s London,
steam l'o bbls pork as Cd GLASGOW steam 200 bbls.
syrup private terms: 5000 bushels sid Bristol.
steam 81 900 bushels grain od go lbs 80 bacon 45
Chart "A British bark from Phadetphia to Cork Tor
orders, with 5000 bills naphtha private terms Ger
ship trumored In our lasD, hence to Bremen with
5000 bbls rened petroleum Is 3D.; British ship
mored from phiiadepha to Antwerp with 5000 bbls
fined petroleum on private terms vessel reported from
Southern port, with cotton CLOSED In the local mar
ket), to the Continent Baltic private terms;
British bark TAT TONS hence Glasgow, gram
7Sd per bushel and -four ut Is 3D. per Dbl; British
at 80 ID Norwegian bark hence TO Cork tor orders.
with 1900 quarters grain at 5s 9d British bark hence
TO the east England with $500 quarters grain ut
5 3D. Norwegian bark hence to Cork for orders. with
be laid the berth tor Bristol general sarge at market
rates.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Ian. 90 1873.
The Mincing lane markets have been quiet during the
lower Coffee is unsettled with lower quotations generaiy
oue oa h o.me
value; common is dull ana refined steady At the public
buyers but the private contract market was compare
lively firm fair cunt OF business done In
the spot spice there changes; black pepper
dearer and common white easier aitpctro TO ar
rive Is slightly dearer
Petroleum, 27slG for fine pale American.
LONDON. Jan. 26-Evenng.
Linseed oil. f2s Is. per ton
YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE RrPoRr.
Pork-Eastern dull at 65 Western dull at 55s. Bacon
Cumberland steady at BIS short rib dull vt 3s long
clear dull 3is, short clear dnli 32s Hams Long
steady ut As shoulders steady ut 2s Becf-India
dull at $751; mess steady at l19,. prime steady
Prime city steady 4Os Cd Turpentine steady
25s. Sd. RosinCommon steady at IS Cd. fine duh
oil dull at 46s Fiour-Extra state steady pos. Cd.
Whest-No spring dull at Is ID. No dun at los 3D.
old STEADY at 2ss 3D. for Cottonseed oil Yellow
American, mono in the market.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON Jan. 2s, 1873
The Economist the rate Of discount tor three months
ary suspended ia stocks, and the
Illustrated Considerably on Monesy
when there was distinct fai English funds
n yrsy %
early in the day. the foreign buying being of marked
snow OF strength Ru of all kinds started
Of Thursday nights statements in Parliament,
proved american governments have continued to re-
cover the OF money ana the lrter
ing combined to raise TIE market.
LONDON Jan 26-4 y. NJ
Paris adviccs quote five per rentcs io9f 97c for
the account.
Exchange on London, 25f I61ze for short sight.