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THE INDIANS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ga letter from the In
From reliable information from parties just
across the British line he is fully satisfied that
the hostile Indians are advancing iu the direc-
ton of Fort Belknap, probably tor the purpose
of hunting buffa 10, all being south of 400 lati-
Indians north of the line are in very desti-
tute condition: hence the certainty of the adj
YancA SnnthWard
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Railroad SEnash-up.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Aug. 6-Last night a
coal train, westward bound, on the Lehigh VAL
ley railroad, ran into a section of train ahead
OF it, smashing several coal cars and strewing
the wreck across both tracks. Train No. g.
eastward bound, came along under full head
way at the moment of the accident, ran into
the wreck and was thrown from the
track. VIM. Ezsroni, fireman, was killed and
the engineer was bruised The accid emit &C.
Cured mile and half west of Bound Brook.
A wrecker was sent Immediately to clear the
track
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.


DAMARfscoTTA, Aug. 6.-James McLaugh-
lin, a young man employed in the porgy fac
tory of j. Church & Co. in Bremen, was
drowned Sunday between an island and the
main land He was intoxicated. Parties who
sold him the liquor were arrested and tried
here today and held for the October term of the
Supreme Court.
The Runaway Windhnm Thief Caught
PROVIDENCE, Aug. GA youth giving the
name of John Wheden was arrested at the
New York boat tonight He confessed to be-
ing a runaway from his home in Windham
Me-, having stolen 800 from his aunt. Eli
was locked up.
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The Jersey Civ NIarder.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Bennett, supposed TO
be implicated in the murder of Police man
Smith of jersey City, was arrested last night,
The Herald has document in which the writer
claims the killing of Smith because Smith had
tried to supplant him with ''his grl.'' He de-
tails the manner of killing with the sash
weight and carving knife, and says he threw a
towel saturated with chlorOform, over Mrs.
Smiths face during the murder. He says Mrs.
Smith is entirely innocent.
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NEW YORK.
.Lumued His Rail.

New YORK. Aug. 6.-The Brooklyn Eagle
announces the disappearance of Abraham
We'll, we'll known cattle and horse dealer,
who was arrested recently in connection with
extensive bogus check operations at Lebanon,
Clinton and other places in New jersey, where
he left scores of victims and over $4,000 of
forged checks. He forfeited his bail.
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NEW YORK, August 6-Evening.-Money easy at
2per cent. on CALL; prime mercantile paper at 3 "a
81 per cent. Sterling Exchange strong at 4S3 for
long and4S7 for short sight.
Gold at 1904 throughout; borrowing rates at per
cent. and fiat. The clearings were Ss,45o,OOO. The
bursements $34OOOO for interest and $fSl. 900 for
bonds. Governments strong. State ponds are quiet.
Railway mortgages quiet.
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CHICAGO, August 6--Hogs-receipts II 900 head;
shipments 1000 head; market is firm and moderately
active; Philadelphia at 40 a co. Boston4 at 20
GA As; light at 420 q A 30; mediums at 90 "a
440.
Cattle-receipts 400 head; shipments 760 bead;
market is shade more active; Steers at 60 q 49,
butchers quiet; Cows at 2 25 q 8 60; Texans are a
shade lower at 40 a 2 80.
Sbeep-receipts AGO head; market quiet and weak
at & 90 "a 20.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


Tappan's Son Defends Him,
BOSTON, Aug. 6.-F. Il. Tappan, son Of
John G. Tappan of the Boston Betting Com
pany, will publish a column statement in the
Herald tomorrow in aegard to his father
affairs, refutng the statement of Durant and
claiming the latter has attempted to make h il
father a scapegeat for himself (Durant.)
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MARINE NEWS.

The Lake Mesantic Condemned.
QUEBEC, Aug. 6-The steamship Lake Nc
gantc ashore at Anticosti Island, has been sur
veyei and condemned.
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, Aug. 6, Mrs. Betsey r. Dyer,
wife Of Jonah Dyer, aged 81 years.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at o'clk,
at the r. W. Church.
Leighton, Mrs. Cynthia p, widow Of the late Josiah
Leighton of Falmouth.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at O'Clock,
at residence of George Purington, West Falmouth.
Transcript please copy.
In Bath, Aug. 4, Hannibal D. Reed, aged so years
months.
In North San Juan, CAL, July r. Capt. Hiram A.
DunniDg July %. Capt. Benz. P. Dunuing broth
ers,-both formerly OF Harpswen.
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EISHERMEN,

Ar at Halifax 3D. sch Danl Webster, White, North
Bay, (and cid for do).
Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, 3D. schs M A Chase and
Lizzie Williams, from North Bay for Portland; Alice
M Gould, do tor do, lall with full faresl
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SPORTING NEWS.
Working boat Race

WOrkIng Koaf kace.
BOSTON, Aug. 6.-Fonr-oared working boat
Zee $500 a side and championship of New
Engiano, hatween Lakeman and Chelsea
crews i0ur miles, on the Charles river course
this afternoon was won by the former in q
minutes and % seconds, Chelsea 1884
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PoTTsvILLE, Aug. 6.-The miners employed
at Big Mountain colliery at Shamokin, struck
today for an advance of ten cents, which has
been refused Now nearly 500 men and boys
are idle at Shamokin.
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woBlLEgAugust 6.-Cotton frm;l Middling up
lands 11ac.
BALTIMORE August 6.-Cotton firm; Mddling up
lands II &c.
Europeau Markets,

European Markets.
LONDON, August 6-l2.3O P. M.-Consols at "a 1916
for money and account.
LONDON, August 6-l23O P. M.-American secur-
tiesUnited States bonds, AIS, 1863; new 5s, 1858;
Cts, 1868.
LIVERPOOL, August GAS P. M Cotton market
steady; Midding uplands 6sd; do Orleans 63d; sales
$1,000 bales including 5000 bales for speculation and
export.
Futures frmer; August and September at 21-32d
September 6 11-l6d.
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FINANCIAL ARD COMMERCIAL

Clearing House Transactions.
PORTLAND, August G.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges ......................S 92,533 81
Net Balances. $3.50" ......"..."..."... 20,65S Sc
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Boston stock Market

COW BAY, CB. Brig Victoria Amelia-310 ton,
coal to John Maio.
Schr K. j. Carlton-7S9 tons coal to John Main,
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MEXICO.
Esc0bedo Repenfiux.

EsCODeU0 HepcntnX.
New YORK. Aug Ga San Antonio de-
spatch says that Escobed will be pardoned and
will issue circular to his adherents to support
the Diaz government.
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MEMORANDA,

Barque Almira C0onlbs. wrecked at Port Elizabeth,
registered 1852 tons, built at Lincolnvle in 1885,
and hailed from Boston.
Sch M Mccain is to sell cargo at Newport and
haul out for repairs.
! Sch Lettie Wells, Ashford, from Philadelphia for
pair pumps,
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By water conveyance--l0O0 bash corn meal 60 @
True q Co.
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Clear the WAY

For the escape from the system Of its waste and de-
bris, which, if retained, would vitiate the bodily
fluids and overthrow health That important chan =
mel of exit, the bowels, may be kept permanently
free from distractions by using the non gripping,
gently acting and agreeable cathartic, Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, which not only liberates impur l.
ties but nvgorates the lining of the intestinal ca
nal when weakened by constipation or the unwise
use of violent purgatives. The stomach. liver and
urinary organs likewise reinforced and aroused
to heathful action by this benefcent tonic and
rective, and every organ fiber, muscle and nerve ex
perences share of its invigorating influence. IN
Objectionable in flavor, most genial and whole
some medicinal stimuant and owing its efficacy to
botanic sources exclusively, it is the remedy best
adapted to household use on account of its safety
wide scope and speedy action. au5eod&sw1w
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For New England


NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 6-New cases today,
35; deaths g.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP

NORTH SEARSMONT, ME-, sept. ,, IeIU.
Dear Sir-It gives me very great pleasure to in
form you Of the benefit received from the nse OF Pc
RUVIAN SYRUP in my own family. Wy wife, for
the past ten years, has been in feeble heath-yery
much debilitated generally. Last spring she con-
Guided to try a bottle of PERUVIAN SYRUP, and
was SO well pleased with the result, continued its
use until three four bottles had been used, and
she in better health than at any time for ten
years, and increased in weight from ITO pounds to
1861. have employed physicians, and used great
variety Of patent medicines, TO the extent Of hun
dreds of dollars, and know she received more beu-
eft from the PERUVIAN SYRUP than all the rest
together.
My sales Of the Syrup are very large and cen
stantly increasing, and do not hesitate to recon-
mend and even warrant it to give satisfaction. II
you desire you at liberty to this communiea-
ton you fit, as it gives me pleasure to recon-
mend SO good an article 10 suffering hum anity.
Yours truly, IrH1EL PEASE.
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CONGRESS-" the oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England, owes its success to its pur-
ity, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Con gress in baking.
Dyspeptics can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 6-The following are the
closing official prices of mining stocks to-day COM
pared with those of Yesterday;
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New York stock and NIonex nIarle,

F1rSt Gail.
30 Eastern Railroad. ...............,.. SO. 12]
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, Aug 6.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB via
Eastport for Boston.
Barque Emile. QtD from Naples for Bangor.
Brig Helen o Phinney. Sylvester, Boston.
Brig Victoria Amelia, (Br) Terrio, Cow Bay-coal to
Grand Trunk RR. Vessel to Ryan q Kelsey.
Sch Rennie Carlton, Butler, Cow Bay-759 tons
coal to Grand Trunk RI.
Sch E Emerson. Sears, Baltimore.
Sch j w DruIy, Crowell, Baltimore.
Sch Benedict, Crockett, Woodbridge, n j.
clay to Portland Stoneware Co.
Sch May Day, Flanders, New York.
Sch Winnie Lawry, Spear, New York-coal to Sal
gent & Dennison.
Sch Veto, Thorndike, Fall River.
Sch Madagascar, Robins, Boston-salt to E g Will
lard.
Sch Oriental. Wilson, Salem to load for Millbridge.
Sch Advance, Waldron, Boston, to load corn 1or
Bangor.
Sch Game Cock. Robinson, HaverhilI, to load for
South West Harbor.
CLEARED.
Sch Franconia, Leavitt, Philadelphia W Clark
8 Co.
Sch Ida G Spoford, ingalls,, Eastport and Cal
ais Nath'l Blake.
Sch Ralph K Grant, Grant, Extraordinarily
Blake.
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METEOROt,ncUCAr.

INDICATIONS FOB TEE NEXT rwENry-yoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE GRIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Aug. z, Il A. NJ
For New England
cloudy weather and frequent rains, followed by
Clearing weather. easterly winds, veering to
northwest, stationary or higher tempera ture
and pressure.
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MARRIED

In Lewiston. July 2s, Chas q. Frost and Miss Rose
e. H. Bean.
In Hudson, July 49, Alfonzo Mann and Miss Sarah
A, Thomas,
In Bristol, July 2s, Alfonso Poland and Miss Ada
F. Hatch.
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Advertisers win find it cheaper to yet their JOB
PRINTING done where they get their Advertising.
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[FKoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

lFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
WISCASSET, Aug lar, barque Norwegian. Lin
coin, Liverpool, to load ice for Havana; Baltic, Spin
Sid, barque Girard Tobey, (new) Crowell, for
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Jan 10 Te EconoE - saws The rate Of discount
s The easier tone ot political tcclns ana t"
Cheapnrs> Of hee and the Continent have caused
further sdvance IN speculative stocks this week Iherc was
Temporary relapse 1hur3day In consequence Of uDavOfa
bic iniopleaiiuns o the Queens speech nat the debates ~
Parliament revived the fecng Ot hopcsu!ncss The average
and Hungarian securities the week was
per Turkish show lr movement French advanced
moderately spanish are higher sGccJ political Rrounis
Investment purchase. a- naturally much restricted ~ ts
po calv. hut doubtless tho great ease OF
hat It's effect IN raising prices III this department also
further rise In nted states 6oHds has been one oi TIE lea
tGi,s of the week
IOSpoN Jan l9-l2:3O tonscis gj7is for both money
ara the account t. bunGs four and hall per cents
l0J iS67s 1867 New lives. l0G; EIc Railway sares 0'
DO preferred 23'I Illinois Central - NewJerSey Central
c0nsols. g.
ioNDoN. Jan. l92 n m.-Paris ady'ces quote I've per
lOe l. - Tor the accot
iOsDUS, Jan. l0-25o . m-Consoi- 20, or both money
ami The account. Inc Railway shares. pa
LONboN. Jan. 10i.HO y. m.1he au0ant OF bullion With
from the Hak q England on balance 10 days 5000
LONDON. Jan l95 uP1ris adlces quote hve per cent
los francs ~ ccutImr- tor the account.
p&LIs, Jan. l9ENChauco on London % francs II cen
times fOT shOIt sight
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, Jan 1a-iork- Eastern. tul at &C. west
dull JjL BaoUn-CunbeIland cut, steady at 80
short RIB dull 33 Long Clear rmer a; 3l Short Clear
hrmer AZ 30 HansLOn2 cut steady at4i shoulders duh
~ ll9; Prime Mesa steaiy ~ 80. LlId-prme Western
hrmer al TalowPrmo Ciiy dun al 40 3D. ruIfentne
Spirits steady 2JGd Rosin,ommJD steady no iBd; Fine
Choice steady Cd Lard
dull 46. Flour--Exua state. dun al 2g6d wheat-No.
Spring dull az Id. No SpTirE dull 10 sd. Win
steady llGd COrnOld Mixed soft steady at 20 d
New steady at 2Sjd Cotton seed Oily ieow American,
IN the market
IIyERrOot jan l9-I23O r. Cotton dull and easier
Mddns CplRnds Ord; Midlling orleans, gi sales II
day 5000 bales including 500 bales for speculation and
Futures sellers at ia.d decline; Uplans Low Mhllng
clause, January delivery, 64d: Uplands Low MIDI ing
clause January and February delivery 6li: Cpland Low
Mdd1g causr February and March delivery Gid: UDand-.
lands Miid'uc clause April and May delivery, 6osd
plands low NidfInc clause May and June delivery. g e
Upiand- Low MidlnR clause June ana July deivrTy6i %
Upsnds, Low Mddlng clause, New Crop shipped January
ami February, sail B'zsd.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 1872 m.-Iarl, II Cwt. for Amer
lean. Bacon. 81 per cwt. for Long Clear Middlcs.
INRRPODI. Jan. l9-5 o. m-Tho sales OF Cotton to-day
included 400 bales American Futures quiet bat steady
ulands Low MlGdng clause New CTop shipped Decembei
sail Sad.
LONDON Jan. 10 Tho Mincng Lane markets still af.
fccted by the O trade aud while p0tica feeling
rcans pcsru t,rc appears De 1T
of Improvement Sugr aud Coffee for pnblc sale
Friday %ithr1vu. to IL" heavy fog sugar
has los
Sold az nli - rather higher all
Kinds tend ari, with large stocks a. aud
the Continent ce steady but no further tranacous
a Hurnah, ltpcife - dull ana
lower Tea inactive Some mcium grades Of Con-
sold by auction decline upon the late rates common
& unchanged Black Pepper met Hi more inquiry at The
low prices ruling
ASIwTRr IAN I0-Potroeum. 2oi2 francs Tor fine pale
American
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY q, 1878

rates; Norwegian bark, 1856 tons, to Dantzie.
Provisions etc. current another to Cork for orders
$500 qrs gran 5s 10sd another corrected from last re.
age lOOO do led; another direct coast of Eng
10y o.; NSrwsisl bark to the LeNpt IL 900 cases Re
tons nov ut Tyber t liverpool Glasgow gIan. 6s per
Or. Flour s. per bb. From lchmond, American brig TO
From Batmqrr British Dunkrk 3soO bbls Crude
Petroleum, A. 4iaa.
OIIs-I.nseed firm, fair sales 63d6ic others quiet At
call FOR Chsngesales 200 bbs Refined
Yellow tor February soc; 200 bbls. Maren. l9c.
sales 5oeo cases Resnsd 5sf1e mostly ysssfday Crude
ias SSf Sa here II S" N phsaspha; ls@ % Bal
timore Cases here 5al7c United opened 81 49s closed
81 44 asked after standing at 81 55 Sales 10000 bbls
Sales 20obb Mess spot private terms qnoted sl2 l0as2
ia56 SSls April :iS ss .BEEF firm, better bust
5f Sae cur strf &Elfs sas sga
City 1900 long u e
and at West 90 eHs. cumSerIand 5se 200 boSes Long
modersTely aotlve sales, lies tcs prime sesm spot
stream February 81 779ss7 So $3.50 tes March 81 s7h
80 81 IS Refined quiet saes 600 tcs Continent pr
yate terms; Guoled ~ l0ass 2!la BuTTER Chsiee
nrm other grades dull declining CHEESE quiet, firm
...... EGGS. Market dull heavy.
RICE-Qulet unchanged.
SEED-Dull old prices.
sKINs-Goss quiet receipts past week, 800 bales
Calcutta bales Muscat $50 bales Puerto Cabeo l26 bales
Aspnwa IL bales We It India lS bales Brnzos 10 bales Gal
weston and IL bales sales time 60 bales
and Is Gales Maacabo Deor In better sale receipts past
bales Para Il3 bales Angostura Al bales Aspin
sisa 100 Ts;npcio 1000 Central American 1000
n La Gusyra. ana 5000 MatamOras.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

State bonds were neglected. though DiNttc' OF Colum-
bia 3GJs sold at H. and Missouri G' funded Of 0l at
1854.
III city bank stocks, Bank OF Republic 40 sold at 80
American Exchange (G2J az lO1UlO2 Continental fJJ)
at IS Fourth National (2G) II - 0J-le; Metropolitan
2O 1870; GrOcers' (2Jl al 60 and Merchants t2G at
llJl2
well distributed business done IN railroad bonds.
Hannibal and ~ Joseph cOnYertiblcs adVHhccd to S2
and Jersey Central irsts 10 ia. Lnhigh and Wilkes
barre cOsOls being strong at 30. st. Paul sinking fund
rose to 32; Lacrosse division frsts beng firm at 0iG
IOj and l. Il NJ at 80. In the Pacr-, tentrals Ht
l034: san joaquin branch. sali; Union trsts. 1852
and Missouri Pacific rsts, lOl We note sales OF Erie
fourths al 1O3l2 Buffalo, New1 ok ana Lnc AT 1868;
Northwestern, gold bonds al 81 ana Alton ana IcgTc
Iauie Income bonds AT 20
There war a sll further decline in gold, .oday 10
IOl - sales having been al 1919 On gold loans
the lending rates were 52 ,, l. ANA per cent for car
rying The Assistant Treasurer paid out II ll3oOO ia
coin interest the pubic dc6t, and &2l1,OOO ia
denpiion called bonds. The dag business OF the
cold CLEARING department Of the Bank of rwYcrk
cred Gold cleared, 1881 900 gold balances : 269
5l7; currency balances, 81 ,21S,3lj the gold quota
tiuns were rs follows:
lO-lOl3t 10:Oi-l0lfs 3-l0lhs
Foreign exchange. usual on Saturday. was dul but
strong. Selling the basis of "a sll2 for
siKty days bils and - s3s for demand 10 the 4 We
annex current closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

ec recepts 2174 baes coaswse 3039 bales
sales, 1.000 bales; stock. 63.2s0 bales.
MEMPHIS Jan: l9-Cotton quiet aud easy; MiddllnE.
l0'c receipts 1858 bales shipments. 1886 bales; sales
1000 bales stock 59,876 balea 80
NEw-OREANs, Jan. l9-Cotron easy MiddIDg 0ac. Low
Middling lUc Ordinary. ssc.; receipts. 1852
bales; gross 1908 bses exports 10 Great Britain $50
bales; to the Continent, 4602 bales sales 9.Un0 bales;
stock. 1874, ,927 bales. ~ .
receipts 1885 bales exports coastwse 20a sales 500
bales; stock. 20,j74 bales. ,, -
Middlng lO7sc Good Ordinary i0l,sc net receipts ~
bales sales spinDers 392 baes; stock, l4,26e bales
SAVANNAH jan l9-Cotron easy; MiddliDs l0islsc Low
Midlng lO.c Ordinary 8sac; net receipts, 2els
bales exports the Continent, 3 lS5 bales coasfwise
1921 bales sales 1900 bales last evening 800 bales stock
1897 bales ,o,
sr LOUIS jan l9. Cotton quiet; Mddine, 10sscy Low
Middng 10isci Good Ordinary ssc receipts esI bales
WnLMsGroy, Jan. lS.-Coton quit Middling lVSc Low
Middng lOse Good Ordinary De-, net receipts 3Sl Daes
exports coastwise 1909 152 bales stock 2f7
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
COTTON MARKETS.

Bosrox Jan l9-Coton quiet: Mhiing II asc.. Low hd.
ding llc Ordinary. lOltc: net receipts l3J bales
gro ao22 bales exports to Great Brtain 1904 bales
stock 1880 bales . .
BGLriMoKr Jan 10 o-Coton dull; Mtldiing IL &C.. Low
Mdfng lO5c Ordinary loi,c: receipts, 1873
bales exports the Continent, $50 bales cOaswse, l30
bales sales l2O bales; spnors 10 bales; stock 1880
bales.
CHARLESTON Jan I9-Cotton quiet; Mdiing. llc Low
Mddins lO1,c; Good Ordusry. 100 lsc.: net receipts
23O exports to France 70 bales salos 1000 bales
CIscIssan jan l9-Coiton quiet; Mdding. l0'4ci Low
Nddng lO4c Good Ordinary, 9tc. receipts .sOI blies
Shipments 2s5 bales sales 10 sInner loo Dacp; sOck
4,2l7 bales. ~ -.
0ALyEsfoy Jan. l9-Cottor qnet Midding. l0'c.; Low
Nddlns Ordinary, B4c. net receipts. 2lb3
bales gross 2G55 bales exports 10 Great Britan 1913
balos sales 1000 bAes stock s41S balos
LOuIsvnIK an le-Cott0n quiet; Mddliug. l0asc
MOHiE better grades steaay lower grades
weak Niddng ioiac. Low Middhng i0c; GOOD Ordinary,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

Money at the end OF the week easy and call loans
were generally made at ana the usual STOCK E1
change collateral, and al J uJ Government bonds
The rates OF prime commercial paper are 10 per cent
Exchange NewiOrk is quoted follows by telegraph
from the cities named: savannah, par TO . premium;
Charleston, discount 10 par; New Orleans IGH y pre-
minin Cincinnati, JOc discount 10 JOc. premium; II.
Louis aud Milwaukee, par and Chicago Toe. 81 600
discount The following the Clearing House aintc-
mept today: Currency exchanges. TJ9,37S, ,73l: car
reucy baIaccs ~ 1913 gold exchanges, SG37l ,0lO;
cold balances ~ O6- IJJ ana for week: currency
cearances siOS 472,s74; currency balance. 3d. 120
773 gold ccaTauccs S55,1lC.OOs; gold balances. ST.
Tic sum of So 900 bullion was Withdrawn to day
fr n, the hank OF Engand balance, making total IN
torce ays of R23s 900. British cOnsos IN London
strong nj OJ9,e as were also United states bonds 1868
closing at lOo7s new 5s nj lO6. new 4l2s at lOJ and
IO4Os at IOs4 American railway securities were qnet,
Erie closing al 90, preferred at 22 ana Illinois Central
at rs. Paris dispatches report the per cent fcnch
rcntcs opening 1T l0917l2 ana advancing 10 lo31%'2
sight exchange London closing AT 21.lI
Washington dispatches report tlat inc IfchstI1 ~"
holds $3i5 932 $50 In United States bonds To sccc the
National Bank circulation. and Sl3,65sO0O 10 secure
public deposits United states bonds deposited Tor clrc
lntion dating the week ending today. fi32OOO Bonus
held for circulation Withdrawn during the week edihe
to-day $O0s,0O0. NaiiOnal Bank circulation Oulslann
ing: Gold notes. ~ ,432 1870; currency S3l995. O4S
Internal Revenue receipts to-day, SZ08,2S6 Gl; Cur
toms receipts siOT, T,s5l *.
Receipts OF National Bank notes for redemption during
tile week ending to-day, compared VITA the coiTe-
spondIng week of last year.