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Poultry, Butter and Eggs

NEW YORK, March 9.-Butter-Receipts, 4loo
packages; the market was steady. Extra fresh
creamery. 24c; creamery. common TO choice, l01
&c state dairy. 14d2lcs held creamery 14u2Oc-
Cheese-Receipts, LISA packages the market
firm. State full cream, fancy small and
large colored and white. September. lie; state
full cream, fancy small and large colored and
white, late made, 10Ac
Eggs-Receipts. 1855 packages; the market
steady state and Pennsylvania, seconds to
firsts. 2lc; Western frsts, 2lc
Poultry-Alive steady; dressed firm; prices I'M
changed.
PHILADELPHIA March s.-Butter steady and
in fair demand extra Western creamery. 24lzc;
extra nearby prints 2sc. Eggs 141hc lower;
fresh near by. 1gc at the mark; fresh Western,
19Ac at the mark; fresh Southwestern, l9qlShc
the mark: fresh Southern. 1sc at the mark.
full creams choice to fancy 11hdnlsc; New
York full creams. fair to good. 10l2G11c
CHICAGO, March s-On the Produce Exchange
creameries. I4d231sc; diaries. 13i9G21c. Eggs
steady; at mark cases included. 176171zc. Cheese
steady at 10lzd11lzc.
Poultry-Live firm; turkeys, 12c; chickens, 12ci
springs 12c.
ST. LOUIS, March s.-Poultry steady; chickens.
and springs, 1Oc; turkeys, 12qlSc; ducks. l3c
geese, 566c. Butter slow; creamery. 19Q2912ci
dairy. 15d19c Eggs firm at 15c. case count
KANSAS CITY, March eggs weak; Mis-
Nc white wood cases included, 151sc pei
doZ.
CINCINNATI, March 9.-Eggs firm and higher
at lie. Butter quiet. Poultry frmer hens. lice
springs. 13lsc; turkeys, 13q14c. Cheese steady.
BOSTON. March s-LSpeciall-Poultry steady
fowls, 12ql3c; springs, lS414c; turkeys, 1sq19c
capons, 17q1Sc. Eggs, 2lc.
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.RONDS-
General Financial News.

or the United States bond market last month
Fisk & Robinson's March Investment Bulletin
says:
The market during the early days OF Febru-
ary was Influenced toward lower prices by the
expected action OF the Treasury Department In
calling from national banks portion Of their
holdings OF public moneys. This tendency be-
came more pronounced on Feb. 4. when the sec
rotary OF the treasury. in circular letter 70 de-
positaries stated that call for at least $1,000
zoo would be made. possibly within ten DAYS and
suggested that those desiring could Immediately
retire the amount withdrawn and sell the bonds
released thereby. In order TO avoid disturbing
the money market by deposit in the United
States treasury OF the government funds thus
received. the secretary designated ten banks in
New York city as special depositsries. As a re-
suit OF the formal announcement. the market for
tvos sold down as low i0fiz on the decline.
there was a fair volume Of buying. which con-
tinued until late in the month. when. because oe
the postoonement OF the call. caused BY delay
I'm the DEPARTMENT OF Justice regarding the de-
tails OF the title 70 the canal property and an in
clination on the part Of many institutions not 10
dispose Of their bonds until the actual call had
been made. the market became much nrIner.
moving as high as i05E. The ratification OF the
canal treaty with Panama by Congress occurred
on Feb %. This again emphasized the fact that
the effect or the market Of the actual issue q
new bonds Tor the construction OF the canal
soon be- considered. Threes and OLD fours ruled
ar,, during the greater part OF the month be-
cause OF more or less widespread desire on the
mart Of banks to substitute them for twos held
COR their deposit account and thus be able 10
realize the present market for twos. az the same
time securing substantially the same return on
their investment"
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STOCKS ARE STILL DULL
PENNSYLVANIA CONTINUES THE
MARK OF BEAR PRESSURE.
United states Steel Issues Relatively
Firm on Talk of Improvement in
the Steel Industry.

NEW YORK March S-There were only few
little eddies TO stir the otherwise stagnant sur
face of to-days stock market: During the after
noon the apathy and neglect OF the market be-
more profound than at any time since the
present dull period has set in.
Some evidence OF attempt on the part OF
professional traders TO extend the effect Of the
Northern Securities threat apparent. II
to have occurred 10 these astute traders
that the Northern Securities case is the single
factor that has proved able TO. stir the market.
and that only the last two days or the week,
with reaction after the sitting of the Supreme
Court Monday.
To correct this Limitation of this influence a
theory has been set afoat that the court may
abandon routine in this and hand down
the decision Unexpectedly some other than
the regular decision day Monday. But this
talk proved of small effect in the market. which
was bsfogged in uncertainty and lethargy
There seems to be no inducement to buy stocks
with the uncertainties over the market and there
is no necessity to sell holdings with call loans
obtainable below per cent. There was a
feeble rebound early to-day from the closing
weakness of yesterday.
Favorable progress was reported in the London
settlement, except for some selling of kaffrs for
Paris account. The uncertainty Of the situa-
e e ct other markets ah Aside fcm light
1ative holdings, the widely-held Russian secur-
ties of The French people have not come largely
to market since ths outbreak of the
There is dread that military reverses would
lead to such outpouring of these as might
dislocate the money and securities market again:
Cotton was up and wheat and corn We're down
| to-day but there was no indication or any effect
! from
The continued pressure Pennsylvania was
| the leading influence in the market and served 10
keep olive the rumors of further capital issues.
| New York Centrals poor showing of gross earn
| ings for February a contributing factor
+ Damage by floods gave promise also OF future
| effect earnings reports. The southwestern
/ drought reported unhroken-
No plan OF settlement of the forthcoming rate
wars, either in the West the East has been
made. The ra tie cutting in the West has reached
a stage where some of the business is done
| practically free of charge.
There was talk ot some Improvement in steel
| business and United States Steel stocks were
| relatively firm. Changes generally are insignih-
| cant.
Bonds were heavy Total sales, par value. ST.
| $50, 000 United States bonds unchanged on
| call.
| Sales and the range:
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 9.-The cotton market
opened strong at an advance of Ss As points
the old crop and "a points the new crop
positions active covering by room shorts and
aggressive bull support in connection with some
outside buying. attracted by sensational hrmness
in Liverpool.
To conform with the local declines of yesterday
the Liverpool market should have reported de-
cline of from 81 to 10 points. Instead OF this
were something like 20 to % points higher, and
large sales Of spot cotton were reported at an
advance of II English points.
assistance of light estimates for the days re-
ceipts and. while the initial gains of nearly l2c
the active positions naturally attracted good
tinued bull support and buying here by New Or
leans houses with Liverpool connections pre-
vented any material setback.
Later the light estimates for to-morrow's
ceipts at leading points and private adviees tell
ing of a rather better spot demand helped the
market. and. while trading after the first half
general undertone OF the market remained firm
and reached the highest prices in the late trad
ing when March touched 1910. May 16.47c and
July 10 &c net gains OF 90 to 90 points on these
the top. or a advance of % TO % points.
Sales estimated at $4,000 bales. Exports
for the day were very light but the bulls ac-
count for the small shipments to some extent
by asserting that very little cotton is available
for export for the time being, and reports a
better spot demand received from private sources
some OF the southern spot markets Sfhcially rep
resented had sales. In most cases these tranSac-
tions were extremely small.
Port receipts FOR the day were much heavier
than expected early. owing to a clearance g. 10c
bales from Brunswick TO Great Britain. Private
cables attributed the advance in Liverpool 10 a
buying ard the reduction in the crop estimate OF
NELL Bros 10 $500 600 bales.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.

ST. LOUIS. March 9.-Flour lower and dull:
red winter patents, 81. s5a5 and 60 per cent pat
ents high s.. -; extra fancy and straight,
A55a4SO Timothy seed steady at 81 oOq-. %.
Corn meal steady at 81. Bran-No demand (;
sacked east track. S7GSSc Wheat unsettled and
the closing was firm; No. red. cash, elevator.
No, hard Ssa9oc. Corn lower; No. 2, cash.
44c; track. gc; May 44Ssc' July. 45sc. oats
%o White hit s@sh ay s sssk S ohg :Ss
prairie s7.5Oq10. Whisky steady at s1.S2i. Iron
cotton ties, SIC. Baggins chs Hemp twine.
prime steam IS 50. Bacon steady: boxed extra
shorts $Sl2is; clear ribs SIS; short clear S.
Receipts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat $4,000 ou'
corn. $500 bu: oats $1,000 bu. Shipment
Flour. l5.cC0 brs wheat, g. 900 bu: corn, o.. 900
blu; oats $4,000 6u-
CINCINNATI. March e.-Flour quiet. Wheat
mixed. 479f47lsc. oats quiet; No. , mixed. 4SAq
44c. Rye steady; No. ?. 7sQIsc. Lard steady at
SC. 10. Bulk meats quiet at s7sel:. Bacon steady
firm the basis OF SIS. Sugar easy.
DULUTH. March 9.-Wheat-In store. No. ]
hard. $3.50; No l northern. 94lsc; No. 2>north-
eern. sl7sc; No: hard. May. silsc; July, sisc;
3s15c. Rye-On track and to arrive. 63l.c. Bar
ley. 34d59c. Recelpts-Wheat. 80 2d bu. Ship
ments-Wheet. SOL bu-
KANSAS CITY. March 9.-Receipts-Wheat.
So 200 bu; corn, ~ 500 bu; oats. 1000 bu. Ship
ments-Wheat, liz. 500 bu; corn 1850 bu; oats.
choice prairie, S7.75aS Rye-No. ,. sia65c.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 9-Wheat-May. 9i4sc;
July $3.50; September. S3Izc: track No
hard, sT9sc; No northern. 9Jssc; No. northern
93Kc.
500; March, S7O5; April, $685.. Prime alsike
s645 Prime timothy. s145. Wheat-May s0c
July. SSS4c cash. seize.
BALTIMORE. March 9-Close: wheat-March
99c: May. sSc. Corn-March, JOhc; May, JOlzc.
MILWAUKEE, March s.-Barley dull No. 2
&c; sample 3Sq5S1zc-
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March 9.-Flour-Receipts L. IA
brls exports. 64S brls. Market continued dull
and barely steady; Minnesota patent. s5.15G5.5 So
Rye -four dull. Buckwheat -four nominal Corn
meal quiet. Rye easy; No. Western. 7sc, TO
arrive. Barley dull
wheat-Receipts. S4.125 bu. Spot steady; No 2
red. s1.01 elevator; No red s1.02@1.O5 f. o. b.
ahoat; No northern Manitoba nominal f. o. b.
aaoat. Options had firm opening on demands
from shorts. induced by steadier cables Later
sharp declines occurred predictions Of rain
in the Southwest and severe break in corn,
bug the close rally occurred covering
and final prices showed partial &c net advance.
MAY, 96Ld91i2c. closed at 95 l3-l6c: july SKA
94ssc closed $3.50; September. s51sQSsIzc closed
O. cornCReoeipts. 5000 bu: exports. 1.os2 bu.
Spot market easy; No. nominal elevator and
55ibc T. o. b. afoat; No. 2 yellow, SIC: No 2
m mefs rmer at the start With wheat soon
weakened. and under heavy offerings OF long
brok. violently. closing issc to &c net lower. Nav.
56a5Sxc. closed at 5essc; July 55q5s5sc. closed
~ oats-Recepts. $1,000 bu Spot weak: No. 2.
SIC; standard white. So No. white. 52lsc; No.
Hay Hay quiet Hops firm. Hides firm Leather
steady Wool firm. Coal nominal
western steamed. $50 Refined easy: cont,
mental $40; S. A, S.25: compound S6s7kG7.
Rice steady Moasses firm; good to choice.
SiGS7c Conee-Spot Rio dull. Mild steady.
gal % test. 7-l6c moasses sugar . li-16c. Re
fined firm.
COFFEE FUTURES.
The market for coffee futures opened steady
at unchanged prices 10 a decline Of points I'M
der liquidation. following rather disappointing
European cables. Primary receipts were moder-
ate however. and while the continued liquda-
tion OF the near months had rather a pressing
influence on those positions. nearby sellers alb
sorbed the offerings of the later months. and the
market the whole showed considerable
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building Permits.

Alvin Privett. l45S Kay street. frame cottage
$500.
$500.
Maggie Browning. 2iio North Meridian street
dwelling. $1,000
A. f. Playfoot, 2Oz Massachusetts avenue. barn
and repairs. $500
Wiiliam NJ St Clair, Thirty-frst and Buckeye
streets frame cottage. $50.
n y Nahle. 2222 North Illinois street barn
and porch, $500.
Lewis Wilkerscn, 2fl3 South Meridian street,
frame cottage. see
Iesse C. Moore. Eighteenth and Canal streets.
nine cottages. $500.
Anna NJ Houch. southeast corner Illinois and
pratt streets brick business room. s., 1000
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Wheat quiet; No. red. 9ss track. CSC on mill
ing freight; No. red. CSC track; March. ssc. CSC
first half; wagon &C.
Corn weak; No. white. 44hc: No. white,
44l4c; No. 4 white. 411sc; No. white mixed,
43l5c: No. white mixed. 43l2c: No. 4 white
mixed, nominal. 42l4c; No. yellow. 4S1kc; No.
yellow. 43zc: No. yellow, 4li2c; No. 2 mixed.
43lzc; No. mixed, 43l3c; No. mixed i1lkc;
ear. 43c.
oats steady and nominal; No. white, 42lzc;
No. white. 42l3c; No , mixed. 42Ac; No 8
mixed. Ale.
Hay steady; No. timothy. s11; No 2 tim
othy. SO.
Inspections-Corn: No. white. 8 cars: No. 4
white 1: No. yellow, 3; No. yellow. 1; No.
mixed. 7; NO. mixed 2; grade, 2: total, is
cars. Oats: No. mixed. car rejected, /; total
9 cars. Hay: No prairie. l car.
WAGON MARKET
Wheat-9Sc.
COrn-40diJc.
Oats-Sheaf. SSGiO: shelled oats Se6D42c
Hay-Clover, s7.JO0IS; timothy, s10G11; mixed
SlGQll; millet, sSG9
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Oils.

OIL CITY. March 9.-Credit balances. s175:
certificates bid. Shipments, So col brls aver
age, ~ 1875 brls runs .427 brs; average sc. s45
brls Shipments. Lima, 66.597 brls; average, Sc.
500 brls; runs. Lima, 20SS brls; average, IS. 625
brls
SAVANNAH, March e.-Turpentine firm at soc.
Rosn firm; A, B. c, d, s255; e, $3.50; F, $2.65;
G, SO. 10: H. 81 10; l. s3.05; K $50: NJ, 1895; n,
$40 window glass. $50 water white. $3.50.
NEW YORK March 9.-Tallow dull. Cotton
seed oil easy: yellow. 97laq3sc. Petroleum steady.
Rosin steady: strained, common to good, 81. 756
80. Turpentne steady.
WILMINGTON. March 9.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 5sc. Rosin firm at s1.45. Crude turpen-
tine firm 50 % to 81.
MONTPELIER, March 9-Crude petroleum
strong: North Lima, s125; South Lima and Irdi-
ana $40.
CHARLESTON, March s.-Turpentine and rosn
nominal
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Chicago Stocks.
BROKERS VIEWS ON
THE STOCK MARKET
Ia. w. Thomson.l

NEW YORK. March s.-The market opened
tame about last nights closing. The most
active trading in Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
which advanced point pool manipulation
The selling of Pennsylvania continued and
caused that stock to look heavy most OF the
ly dull. number OF railway earnings Tor the
month q, OF Japuary We're submiied among MfiGR
was stated at the Treasury Department AT
Washington that the secretary will make an
other s5f ssil for funds from national banks for
slight selling pressure developed. The close
was dull without showing any tendency.
Meyer & Kiser.l
NEW YORK. March 9.-Dullness ruled
throughout the stock market to-day. and the
tone was generally heavy. Fluctuations were
fractionally in the main. trading was light
was an effort to maintain activity in the early
dealings and the bearish traders endeavored
to hammer stocks. They did not meet with
much success. and the result was a more dull
market than would have ordinarily been the
we're unimporsana TRe market Opened quiet
with steady tone and the best prices Of The
Ing. Before the close OF the ~ forenoon session
the market had sold off considerably. and drifted
into dullness. There was some heavy selling OF
but IL served, nevertheless break the stock
and cause nervousness throughout the list, Lon
don did very little in to-day's market. trading in
not more than 5000 shares. This represented
purchases principally. London is nervous over
likely to take an active interest in this market
until the decision is handed down. Among the
and Steel preferred. The trading in Amaiga-
mated Copper was rather uncertain, and while
fairly good buying The political clique in
Soosp Kapd - Transit i IT. a - the bbsr
but the result was not particularly satisfactory
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aiding futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations follows: Flour was
quiet and weak. Wheat-No. spring SS692c;
No. g. S2Gr92c No. red 9Gq97c. Corn-No. g
49G50c No. yellow, soc. Oats-No 2, 39ssd39S4c /;
No. white. 3SAG42Rc. Rye-No. ., 60G62c
Barley-Good feeding, 3sd40c; fair to choice malt
ing, 451 SOC. Flaxseed-No. 2. S1.0s; No. 1 North
western. $l.H Prime timothy seed 1926. Glover
contract grade. s1165. Mess pork, per brl, S13 10
613.s7lE Lard. per 100 lbs, S.10d7.15 Short
rib sides Qoose). S6.S71a6I12h. Short clear sides
(boxed), S7S5G7.5o. Whisky, basis of high wines,
SIPS
Receipts-Flour, So. 700 brls wheat, 6. 300 bu
corn $4,000 bu: oats. $50. 600 bu; rye. $4,000
barley $4,000 bu. Sh.pments-Flour, AZ, 500 brls
wheat $500 bu corn. 1872 400 bu; oats, 1894 bu;
rye, II, 700 blu: barley, $1,000 blu.
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INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY.

NEW YORK, March s.-The Globe to-day says
that the International Mercantile Marine Com
pany passed into the control of British in
terests in that concern. The recent election Of
Bruce Ismay as president of the company is
cited evidence of the change. Accordine to
the Globe the control is held by W. j.
Pierre, Of Belfast, and the White Star interests.
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New York Rates.

az per cent; closing bid. Ia per cent. offered at
2 per cent. Time loans easy and dull: sixty days,
per cent: ninety days, 3Q3l5 per cent; six
months 3laG4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
4I1G5L per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81. Sc. 6Od
4SG65 for demand, and at s4sS. 75@4s so for six
ty-day bills. Posted rates. s4.&lz and s4S7h.
Commercial bills. s4.SS1zQ4 s34s.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, March 9.-The day has been a
featureless far the primary dry goods
market is concerned, and jobbers report a less
the attitude of sellers is noted and the prospect
of a widespread curtailment will give added
warrant to the position which sellers occupy,
causing as il will a scarcity of goods and
provoking than in any other way the
interest of buyers.
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LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices Paid by Shippers.

tTIItts ouIpIItIsJ
Cheese-Wisconsin. 13c: New York full creams,
l3c: Swiss Ice: brick. lic limburger, 12c
Poultry-Hens &c: stays. Sc: cocks. Sc: capons
lie: young ducks. &c; springs, 10q1O13c; geese.
&C per 10
Butter-Choice roll. 12c; Elgin creamery. CSC:
state. 24c.
Eggs-Steady at 1Jc
Wcol-Local dealers paying for wagon lots:
Good medium understandable unwashed lie:
coarse and braid. 15c. heavy merino. 1OGI2c;
haif-bOOd. l2ul4c; bury and cOtted, l2ql4c;
Western. 12c.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per Id: prime duck.
e0c per H.
Beeswax-SGc for yellow CSC for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOW
Green-salted Hides-No. 1. 7%c: No. 2, 6&c;
No calf. l0c: No. calf. &c.
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NEW YORK, March s.-The annual meetings
OF the stockholders of the Consolidated Tobacco
Company, the American Tobacco Company and
the Continental Tobacco Company were held to-
day in Jersey City and the old boards of direc-
tors reelected. In the directorate of the
American Tobacco Company Thomas ]. Maloney
succeeded w. L. Walker and w. II. Harris who
resigned time ago, reelected
The American Tobacco Companys annual re-
port shows net earnings of s. 664 7S5, increase
of N.214.21o. Net earnings of s12,75s,7s4, an in
of 1919. $50. shown in the annual report
of the Continental Tobacco Company
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WASHINI

WASHINGTON.-Wed Wednesdays statement OF the
of the $780, 000 600 gold in the division
redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. $225 $685. ass
4f24n
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Twenty-Five Transfers Made a Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. March 9. 1904:
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany 70 Elmer E. Perry. Lot 81 But - ooo =,
Joseph c. KarIe ct ux. to George W.
Tucker ct ux., Lot 5, Germania b. and
L. Association, No 2. sub. B. T.
Holiness West End add................. 10000
OV w. Snyder. f . of the = of Lot B.
indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad
Margaret ]. Routh to Cynthia A. ''''
Hedges. Lot .. Gibsons SUBJ Lot %.
Rebecca NJ Jackson ct al. to George F.
Lyle ct ux., pit of the 4, Sec II,
William iSi f. spieihofr to Mary j. Spiel Z''O'OO
hoff; Lot 3d. Daugherty's sub of pit Of ,o
Fannie G, Fisher ct al. to Thomas O.
Morris Isl, Lots and TO- Blk Is. Fetch m ~
Frank b. Stewart ct ux to Samuel E.
s5hso1 kGs Southeast pP add g. H99wSy
Indianapolis Land and Improvement
Company to Patrick II. Frederick Lot
90. LIST West Park add............... 10000
Harry II. schowe to Arthur w schowe
Lot Sc. Alvord's sub, pit Of Fletcher's
Harry H. Schowe to Arthur w schowe '''''-''
Lot Is. So Is, Sd sec Lincoln Park add 100000
pit of the n W 4. Sec II. TIP IA. r a. $500 90
Sylvester F. Wilson. guardian. ct al. to
Oscar E. Sandeborg, Lot 50. Martin
dale & Stilz's sub. Sec / Martindaie &
stilz's add p 10000
Pearl Nj. Peterman ct al. TO MarSellous
Gustin, pit of the II, Sec % TIP
IS .................. 10000
De Paw University TO Louis Grim, Lot
!. Blk POP. Brightwood. -. 5000
William II. Diman Zuelda L.
Grover Lot T. Nelson's sub of pt OF
So 50 100000
William :. Beck ct TO Henry NJ.
Hunt. pit OF Lot ia. Ovid Buffers Col
lege Corner add -. 10000
Ida G.. Smith to Zerelda l.. Grover pt
of Lot 8. Nelson's sub of So Co... $3.50
James L. Barnitt. trustee, Nathaniel
| f. Brown ct ux., Lot IL, Wiley's sub
of outIot 1et ...................:. 100
Nathaniel j. Brown ct TO James L.
Barnitt trustee Lot H. Wiey's sub
of Outlot lsi .........:................. 100
| Henry r. Coburn Harriet Grant
Green. Lot IS. Coburn's 81 West In
dianapolis add ;..;...,.,...:.......:..... 5000
Charles j. Schako Lot 49, II. r. AL
lens Highland Place add............... 100000
Transfers. %: total consideration m $40 s57. so
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Rates Abroad.

LoNDoN.-Money. 2A92h per cent; discounts
LIS. Consols. S51sqS5S
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. s6f for the ac-
count. Exchange London. PSF lie for checks.
BERLIN.-Exchange London. 2om 4634pfg.
Discount rates: Short bills. 2ls per cent; three
months bills, 3ss.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. March 9.-Cotton firm: sales.
400 bales. Ordinary 13hc; good ordinary
ii s-16c; low mddlns. 10 3-16c: middling. 9-16c
good middling. 157sc middlns fair, 16Ac Re-
cepts. 6614 bales: stock. 1854, 252 bales
NEW YORK, March 9.-Cotton closed quiet
and 40 points higher; middling uplands, 1850;
middling gulf, 1890. Sales, none.
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SALE OF SHIPBUILDING
STOCK AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, March AT public auction to-
day s1ss 900. par value, United States Ship
building nrst-mortgage bonds were sold at go
for each LOCO bond to w. S. Fanshawe. Five
hundred shares OF preferred stock sold for $50
in all. and like number Of common shares sold
for $40 in all.