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A. Philntlclnhln.

PnLADELplIlA, April "l.-Dusiness gen.
orally was moderately active during tho
past week. Prices OF several leading arti.
clcs were unsettled md lower ut the close.
Cotton remains nbout tho same rs when
last quoted. There was less inquiry for
flour, but prices remain about the sano NJ
last quoted. In provisions good jobbing
trade Is doing; prices steady Whisky
firmly held at full prices.
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HaiIr0hu Accident In N,,t.

,s S9ApAnrs, o., April .0.-An axle on n
VA. M ire'ght' leaving here at U:4O A. NJ
SoSe S At Alum creek bridge, on tho Cieyc.
on, aua, 1 AKRON 4 Columbus road, nine miles
cut, ' knocking down one span Of the bridre
~ Tau pitching six ears into the creek below.
ra cne engine passed safely over, breaking the
,u."apinS when the bridge broke, and did
Aot 80 down. No one hurt. y
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the train Immediately left for Vallejo.
On the arrival there tho casket was con.
veyed 10 the Meiggs vault nnd deposited In
It. Seniors Ferrazas Pinto, the Minister
Salvador, Carlos Elias md Cessaro Chaca.
lanta delivered eloquent md impressive
speeches III culogy OF the deceased.
On the 9th Of next month tho caskct will
be removed with every solemnity. Apro.
cossion Of boats from tho mcnot-war and
nerchant.men in Callao will accompany II
to the steamer which will convey II TO
Panama, ell route 10 tho United States.
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The New York stock Market,

New YonK, April eo.-There has been d
decided Ealing Oft in foreign buying the
past day or two. Il Is practically certain
that the bear party has sold New Jersey
Central, Wabash preferred. Denver, Mich
igan Central, Missouri Pacific and other
stocks, md there. Is an undonbted inten-
tion to attack each Of these stocks. s Van
derbilt brokers bought Northwestern yes.
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At NnllIIllUra.

BALTIMORE, April 2l.-Aloncy market the
past week easy. Grain market buoyant,
Flour very firm. Provision marke, ad.
vanccd in the entire list and closed firm
with good demand. Butter entirely dc.
moralized. Live stock market, though
slow, showed an advance in beef cattle,
which wasg maintained to-day. Hogs in
supply equal to the demand, and While
there was no actual advance over the prices
Of last week, holders we're firm In demand.
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About Ex.Sccretnry Hlnine'~ Movements

WAsrlSGToS, April 2l.-An absurd ru-
NOR, telegraphed by specials last night,
that Blaine was to be appointed Minister
to England, arose out Of the fact, known
for some weeks, that Blaine and his family
were to leave for Europe early in May, to
be gone for six months at least. Blaine's
friends say that his health does not de-
mand the trip, but that, in view Of the dis
traction OF the party, he does not wish to
take part in the fail elections, which, if he
staid here, he could hardly iail to be drawn
into. When lie testities before the House
Committee on Foreign Relations, in reply
to the insinuations Of Shipherd, he viii
make his last public appearance until mex,
winter,
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Tho Ohio Liquor Den.c-., A..oc,.,,ou

CoLuMnus, O., April 2l.-Thc liquor deal.
ers o! Cincinnati have sent certificate OF
incorporation to the Secretary OF State for
the organization Of company, to be known
as the General Protective Association
The object set forth is TO protect the rights
and interests Of members against unjust
and unconstitutional Legislation. This is
known 10 be for the resisting Of the ''Pond"
liquor tax and the Sunday laws recently
enacted. The certificate was referred to
the Attorney General for an opinion as to
its legality. Others are to come from each
city in the State. e z#l Az ,zlI n
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Miuer.'. tIo~p.tnl ia ZEN ox.ylyuni.,. l

y ASHLAND, Pa, April 2l.-Goytrnoolrs
Hoyt, General Simon Cameron and II NUM-
Der ot state Senators ami Representatives.
arrived here this morning AnI participate,I
in, the formal trantier Of The 3Alines'sIIos.
pital frnm the building commission Is the
board of trustees, A fter tlie$ transfer lin
Governor held y reception: This afternoon
there was a banquet, followed / by ID ball;
this evening. q n ~ 5S "a 81
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At Cleveland,

CLEVELAND, April ol.-The iron markets
have been dull this week, and new orders
are scarce. The furnaces are still running
on full time and stacking up. The iron
mills have nearly caught up on old orders.
Steel rail mills are shortening production,
mainly due to labor trouble, though there
il no present business to stimulate produc-
ton; the present outlook is disco,iraging,
and, unless there Is n revival Of ACTIVITY
soon, general shutting down Of furnaces
and mills is inevitable.
Isaiiroad business is slightly on the in.
crease, both in passengers and freights, n
Petroleum has ruled quiet, and prices are
unchanged. 50 ~ .a.,l-e Z ~.
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UQOt1 for Cnnn,in.-

Ottawa, April "l.--The House passed
unanimously u.S M address 10 Her Majesty,
Paying sha. form Of self goycrnplcnt 10
Sah!e'! to Ireland aud thlt clemcncy be
faa'ea IS;sMs to those imprisoned there iof 10.
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Arrival. OF ocenn steamers. !.

LoxpoS, April 2l.-Arrived out, the
Abyssinia and tho Corissia, from New
York. #z i5$ ,5s',.l,5
Ngw YoRS, April 2l.-Arriyed, the State
Of Nevada, from Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN, April ol.-Arriyed, the
Helvetia, from New York. y i;;li{.y.
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FIRE RECORD

CoxsAcKlE, N. ", April 2l:-II. Drown.a
lumber yard and G.;J. Fitchet's coal yards
and small dwellings and store adjoining,
were burned. Loss $50, 900 insured ior
Sic, 900. rs b!
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THE STATE or TRADE.
THE WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW.
Sull and Exhaustive IspOrts from the PromI.
nent Commercial and Trade Centers OF the
Couatry, showing the Condition Of
DuslneA and Futurs Prospscu.

New YonH, April 9l.-Whilo some dc.
partmeuts OF trade show m increase Of
activity, others are slow and disappointing,
but OIL tho whole business nlay be said to
DO holding It's own. Imports have In.
creased astontslingly; while exports, In
consequence Of the prevailing high prices,
are, 80 lar In the year, $4,000, 900 below
theimports; showing large falling of
compared with last year. Nolwi,hs.and-
Ing all this, the aggregate movement Of
merchandise 10 consumers has been large
and tho volume Of business keeps fully up
TO tho mark, though without my very im-
portant features. '
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Al Pittsburgh,

PIrrsnunou, April 2l.-Trade has de-
veloped nothingsaluring the past week.
Everything is remarkably quiet with no
material cilangc in prices. no =
Pig iron is in little better inquiry, but
unchanged. Manufactured iron is steady
and unchanged.
The demand for window glass is still
light. Manufacturers are hopeful OF GOOD
tradeduringt summerand are getting out
stock in anticipation. All the houses arc
on full time. The trade in chimncys is as
reported lust week-nothing doing. Flint
prescription glass and druggists glassware
make better showing. The demand for
bottles is about the same. Some houses
report fair trade for bottlins purposes,
but there il no extra activity apparent
Petroleum is dull and without unima-
ton. -.
Coal dull and unchanged. Noshipments
to lower ports on account OF low water.
Live stock quiet and firm,
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Ing tho very highest rates OF tho year.
sneep md lambs IN fair supply, md the
latter all taken ut full prices, For mutton
there WINS less demand, but there was no
concession Oh the part OF the holders.
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A SAD kUlCIDE,
A Young West vlrxlnlnn Kills Himself
Mt n Hotel In GNlllpolls. Ohio.

GALLlroLis, o, April 2l.-T, PotIenbar-
ger, Of Beach Hill, West Virginia, com.
mitie1 suicide by shooting himself with u
revolver, at tho St. Charles Hotel, this city,
last night. lie came here from Kanawha
on tho steamer sallc Freeze yesterday, and
registered at the st. Charles Hotel.
After supper he went to tho depot
and bought n ticket for St. Paul,
Minnesota. Returning 10 the hotel he
left instructions to be awakened for the 5
o'clock train this morning. About halt.
past 0 he went out in the back yard, and in
few minutes after tho report Of pistol
was heard. The proprietor Immediately
went to the >back door and found him
stretched out with his hat on his breas.
and 39.caliber pistol between his feet.
lle placed tho pistol between his eyes, the
bullet entering his brain, causing instant
death. The following was written in
new memorandum book found on his
person,
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Al Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 2l.-Finances are in a
satisfactory condition 30 iar rs solility is
concerned, but there is shortage in the
crop Of borrowers, and money goes begging
1T Ca7 per cent. Currency isnot going into
the country rapidly. Securities Of nearly
every kind'arc advancing.
Wholesale mercllantile trade is healthy,
but not unus ually active. Collees md
some oils are little oil, butter is declining,
coal, mills and some other hard ware weak,
but dry goods, clothing, millinery and
most groceries arc firm. Lumber is brisk
and very firm although offerings are large.
On Change the week has been busy
and icverish one, with prices ut what
some consider dizzy height and an almost
daily advancing market.
Wheat receipts are merely nominal, and
corn, although nearly twice MS high us ut
this time last year, is coming in very mod
erately. Stocks in store are getting lower,
and Il is reported that the clique intend to
ship out ill wheat on hand. To-day's
record gives some color to the story. Corn
is getting low in the bins.
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Al LOuiMviilr,

LOUISVILLE, April 2l.-Business during
the week has pursued the even tenor OF its
way, about Il iair average for the season.
Flour has been in good demand, and closes
to-day firm and unchanged. Very little is
doing in grain, as the high prices have cur.
tailed the demand. The demand for pro-
visions has been good, especially from the
South, and there has been some big trading
between dealers On transactions amounting
to hundreds OF thousands OF dollars. Pig
iron is quiet, and prices show sigus Of
weakening. Manufactured iron isactive.
The crop reports from Kentucky repre-
sent q very general outlook favorable, and
in all but the eastern section remarkably
so. In the mountain counties and those
east Of Louisville, bordering on Ohio,
gloomy reports Of damage from frost are in
the majority, but taken rs whole the
prospects could not be better. The con-
ditiol Of trade throughout the State seems
to have greatly improved during the past
few weeks, and everywhere farmers are
cheerful and hard ut work.
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d}p gnt&lligFuter'
II, :, aud n fo"r'''D'h street.


eo,inty, ohio, has 9ss,,'4 4, acres
S.'n ',''",, sSsSs ss :los5,3oo, Tho he value
y. ..,,. n cities town, aaa,s and villages =, Is
a's'' 's''' y.,ps Of cl'a'srl property, w.
scs@r ra,I ,To d all values, ssl,4'9' l44' "A
@% , !, I"1' % II !, purposes, including dslin'
1sa ls.,ds sssssoo'' j.. .,z7,s acres Of
',es,s ''',s.I J a s.oS9lo' The value .,,'s Of
And' 's's ".,,. in cities, towns ard villages
ha's. era, s's' ~ ypIue Of rhasiel property,
: !. &c. :s,ss s's,5'!, ,e $40; :oS Total ia
~. i he l.insly Institute held
T'i '4s ps,,v .,,ttntnt mce''ns last even
@s' , !sa'I!s ,s s!sso1paaisl! oi Lamb Esq; The
i'sh WV ~, d. ,lcClare in the chair
sfan!, ~. d lion. c. b, Hubbard, treas
d. ms'% 's'rrI an invested fund Of $4,000,
. pr! ., io.er.t, and real estate to the
N'a'' a.. 4 500 to $4,000. Tho real
f''ae s,.is, " Of the Institute building
es'" ;, Th. original beOuest OF
Sas ,sa ljs.ly amounted perhaps to 5000, .,
w., III ,,l m careful management 1t has
',ra y to Il, p'esyn, dimensions Were it
:, ',,a ,ir tie luua is charged with a con.
! y..,N'. M eyvcuse accoun, for the benefit
,be ln.,isa,4 It would grow much faster.
\ ,be repairs as well rs some other
,s,.e, s,e mr., ont Of the fund.
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My mind has become SO confused that I
am not capable Of tr,,nsacting my business
md my life seems to be n burden to me:
my mind has been impaired and my mem.
ory so affected that | scarcely know what
l have been doing Tor several months. I
want my remains sent 10 my father and
mother, and hope they will no, grieye
about Inc on account OF this rash net.
7. PorrESnANGER,
Beech Hill, A{aso II County, W. Va,
Then fo!lowstlie following:
''fo whom it may concern: "Scc that
my body is cared for. Send for my par.
ents, that they may have me bnriud in tho
family grave yard, and you will DO amply
paid Tor tt.
"a disease Of my head has caused my
memory 10 decay, und 10 do many things
which | would not otherwise have done.
TT. p"
There was found on his person about
thirty.scvcn dollars in money. The sui
eide was about twenty-five years OF uge, and
was son OF Clinton Poiitnbarger, u re-
spectacle farmer OF Mason county, ". Va.
The Coroner held All inquest, and returned
verdict in accordance with the lucts Ills
remains were sent home this morning.
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BosroS, April 2l.-The market for most
Of the leading manufactured products OF
New England are fairly active ind steady.
The woolen mills are pretty well employed
on previous orders and the boot and shoe
manufacturers are booking contracts for
fall goods ut the same prices rs year ago.
Cotton goods. are in fair demand. Print
cloths advanced to Bic.
Manufactured iron is weak. Hardware
is higher than n year aGo.
Foreign hides firm; domestic hides un-
changed, though weak. Leather very
steady and in fair request. Wool more nc.
tive.
Scotch and English pig iron materially
increased OF late by serious advance in
freight rates from Europe. This is made
to offset the heavy decline in outward
freights, steamers paying two cents per
bushel for the privilege Of carrying grain
from Boston to Liverpool, but charging lSa
90 shillings per ton on chemicals from
Liverpool to Boston against two shillinss
and six pence a year ago. This must be
added to cost OF chemicals.
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Al Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April 2l.-Business has had
wholesome run this week, with cncour.
aging evidences Of a revival in nearly all
branches.
Dry goods are more active, and prices
remain firm. Demand for woolens con.
tinues later than usual, orders coming with
increased frequency and volume. The
demand for MI spring goods appears to be
growing. Boots and Shoes are steady with
less buoyaut feeling; however, this has
characterized the trsde Tor some time
Groceries still continue to be in brisk de-
mand with firm prices,
Iron is in light demand for pig with no
concessions however in prices; ,naaufsctur-
ed iron is in good demand and firm.
Money is little close with rates firm ut
Ga7 per cent.
Grain has been tluctuating. Wheat
closes firm under II good local demand.
Corn grows weaker and lower. Oats have
had remarkable stimulus. Rye aud
barley continue firm. Provisions con.
tinue to be held firmly, despite the light
decline elsewhere. !,
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and cool.
I NASHVILLE, March Is-RiyeT falling, with 81
/ feet on the gauge.
WHEELING. NareR i6.-1'oon-RiveT "a feet
/ inches, and falling.
PITISEURG, March ls-Soon-Rivrr feet :
incn IS on the gauge. and falling Weather clouSy
and mild EiEht-EtveI feet inches On tAe
gauge, and falling Weather clear and cool
NEW ORLEANS, March IG--weather clear;
Thermometer, so. Arrived: Henry Lowery and
bsrzes, s. Louis, last night; Departed; Henry
einnAu, and the City OF New Orleans, IRON ST.
Louis, are due tonight.
ST. LOUIS, March I6.-Soon-River falling
River fallen inches, and now stands Is feet by
the gauge weather cloudy and cool. Arrived;
and barges, New Orleans; Commonwealth, Nicks-
burg
EVANSVILLE, March Is.-Soou-River falling
with 81 7-l0 feet on the gauge. Weather cloudy
and cool; thermometer, 20 to So The W. W
O'Neill and tow passed down al II an; Night
River falling. with 81 feet inches on the SAUCE ;
and tow passed down al l 10 pm.
LOUISVILLE, March i6.-Noon-RiTer falling,
with IL feet inches in the canal, feet inches
III the chute on the falls, and feet inches
OF rain. Arrived and departed: Golden City,
Cincinnati to New Orleans; Cons Millar, Cincin-
natl 10 Memphis. The canal viii be open for
boats Friday morning.
CAIRO, March 16.-Noon-Westher clear aud
pleasant. Arrived City of Nieksburg, Nicksburg,
m Belle Memphis, st. Louis, p m; Departed:
City of Vicksburg, st. Louis, m; Belle Mem
phls, Sics sburs, / am. Night-Rlyer A. ieet
inches aud falling. Weather clear; thermometer,
5O0. Arrived: Andy Baum, Memphis, pm;
Orleans & nm Departed: ANDY Baum Cincin-
natl, pm; John B. Maude, Memphis, pm
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, L. S. A.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 10, 1852.
The following observations are taken at
the same moment of time U:0s PM at all the
.ra
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The r. t., Va. ami e., and N. and q
NV Ynrk Ranknr and Ernker. litI-

New YORK Banker and Broker, lith.
1t appesIs from the premises of the con-
tract OF consolidation between these COM
panies that the arrangement was based on
the fairest and most equitable consideration
of the whole subj ct. FIR IN these premises
we take the following memoranda:
l. The +. T., Va. and Ga. earns about
$4,000 per mile, with probable increase of
$1,000 at least, on comp elton, or is in same
condition in respect TO gross earning, present
and pro-pec'iv4. the NJ. and c.
2. The Z r., Va. and Ga. have in first
mortgage b ms $500 per mile OF per cent.
and $4,000 per mile ) per cent, making
$l065 bond interest per mile, which will be
reduced at once to at least $1,000 per mile.
The NJ. and G.. bond interest charge being
$1,000 per mile, makes both equal in this
resPeci, as they are also in regard to the
mileage value o: properties.
3. The + L, Va and Ga. roads have OF
common stock $4,000 per mile, preferred
$4,000 per mile, income bonds $4,000 per
mile. On the incomes the company is pay
ng 6 pr cent.
4. Ii the NJ. and c. was consol dated with
the +. T., Va. and Ga it would evidently
only be necessary to Issue the sane incomes
and stock Of the +. T., Va. and q a. per mile
OF the NJ. and G. IN lieu of the stock
of the latter But rs the II. T., Va
and Ga. has retained in its treasury securi-
ties of its own ex utc,ed to yield Sc 900, 900 or
over, and warranted to yield at least s., 000,-
600, it is but Just that like proportion of
the securities TO be issued for the NJ. and c.
stock should be covered into the treasury.
This proportion would be $4,000 Income
bonds, $769, 900 preferred stock and $4,000,
900 common stock, which securiti the +.
T., Va aud Ga. will account for in cash
as follows: 20 for incomes, 40 for preferred
and 20 for common, making 81 PAS 900. This
amount is t. be applied to the extingpi-h-
maut of the hosting debt of the NJ. and c.,
now about 5000 700, leaving 100000 in the
treasury for the betterment OF the Nj. and &.
line. With continuance of present traffi and
prospects the E T., Va. and Ga. management
expects the market rate OF its securities to
shortly reach, If not exceed, the prices it
pays for the treasury securities of the NJ. and
C., which is 20 for incomes, 40 for preferred
and 20 for common At these rates the
holder Of $l0o of NJ. and G. stock would get
as follows: 500 incomes, at 20, 500; 800
preferred stock, at 40, $3.50; $1,000 common
stock, at 20, 5000; or, for $1,000 NJ. and C.,
1870 cash in the market.
We can only add, that whatever our first
impressions OF the benefits of the consolida-
ton and who were to get them, as appeared
from the street, the facts, as above stated, in
dictate a most fair, adequate and advantage
Gus arrangement for all parties Concerned.
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GROCERIES.
Business quiet in all departments OF this
branch of trade.

Business quiet in all departments OF this
branch of trade.
CoFFEE-Ordinary, 11912c; prime, 124c;
fair, 13Ac; choice, 149l43c.
SUeAR-LOuisians, open kettle, 746S4c;
yellow clarified, 9l@94c; off-white clarified,
9I@94c; pure whI-e, 9l9lOc; cut loaf, II SC;
granulated, lobe; powdered, lie.
MoLAssEs common to fair, 80
G,5Sc; good to prime, 60965c; strictly prime
TO choice, 6sS70c; fancy, 75c; syrups, 459
soc, in quality.
CANNED GooDs, ETC.-Prices per dozen:
Peaches, = lbs. standard, s.; seconds, 81 50;
tomatoes, lbs, 81 %; lbs, 81 so; straw
berries, 81 so; raspberries, 81 65; blsckber-
res, 81 90; green cages. 81 35(91 go; plums,
81 so; pears. 81 50(91 70; extra Oyster Bay
asparagus, 81 70; green corn, 81 25(a52 as to
quality; green peas, 81 5092 25; cove oys-
tiers, 81 2Ol91 80, tull weight; light weight,
No. l, rs; No. ,, 81 Is; condensed milk
Crown, Sc 40; Eagle, s. 25; pine apple, 81 IS
@275.
sALT-Per carload, 81 so; tom store,
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Tiger, Captain Flowers, is the Satur-
day packet for ST. Francis river.
The Coahoma, Captain Henry Cooper, will
leave Saturday at u NJ. sharp for Osceola.
The Rene Mscready, Captain Joplin, is
the railway packet for Madison this evening
The Josie Harry, Captain Milt Harry,
will leave at > o'clock Saturday for White
river.
The City of Baton Rouge, Captain Bixby,
will pass down Saturday evening for New
Orleans.
The Anchor Line steamer w. p. Halliday,
Captain Beck jolly, will pass up Sunday for
st. Louis.
The John b. Maude, Captain Brclaski, is
the Anchor-liner leaving l:urday evening
for St. Louis.
The X 4tie Hoopar, Captain FL Rowland,
is the railroad packet leaving Saturday
evening FOR Madison.
The City OF Providence, Captain John
Lenox, is the Anchor-liner for ST. Louis at
5 o'clock this evening.
The Belle Memphis, Captain Mckee, is
the Anchor-liner for Nlcksburg to-day. pass
ing down at 10 o'clock this morning. Henry
Corbin handles her financial affairs.
The james w. Gaf, Captain Tichenor
in command, and James Surius in the Office,
is the Ohio river packet TO leave this even
ing at the usual hour for Cincinnati and all
way points. She will be found at the foot of
Court street
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COMPARATIVE TOTAL RECEIPTS, ETC.


The Liverpool spot market at noon was
steady.
Sales, 12,O 900 bales, of which 5000 baIes were
American. Receipts, 1920 bales, OF which
1850 bales were American.
At 1890: Uplands, IL 16d; Orleans, 6;d.
At 80: Ordinary, sgd; good ordinary,
ga.
The Liverpool future market at noon
was strong; March, March-April, 2l-32,
6 11-l6d; April-May, IL 16, 6 % SD; May
June, 1882, 6 13-l6d; June-July, 6 n 80,
Oh; July-August, 20 80, 10 l6d; Au-
t-Sept9mber, 1882, 6364d; September
October. Is 16d.
At 8: April-May, Al 41; May June,
6 50 Gid; June-July, 8 57-64d; August-Ssp-
TENDER, I'd.
At $50: May-June, 1S-1Gd; June-JuIy,
81 !; Juiy-August, 6 61-64d.
AT 3: April-May, 6 % 321; July-August,
G 10 led.
Futures closed quiet, with advances rang
ing from 1905 CAD.