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Monday, March 2-6 p. M.


There was slight very slight Improvement to day
IN the stock market Tho sales not very large.
Long Island went up per cent; vicksburg, Ii Harlem,
/; Norwich and Worcester, /; Reading, Pennsylva.
MIA SIS declined per cent Canton, Morris Canal,
ILLINOIS & Ohio 6's, closed firm at Saturdays prices.


At the second board there a slight panic in the
stock market and prices for of the fancies fell of
several per cent.


The exports Of merchandise from this port to foreign
ports. for February, ls45, compared with the
ponding month in 1884, we're a annexed -


COMMERCE OF THE Pohr OF New Yosx, FEE. ls44


Domestic Mdse. FOREIGN Mdss Total.
= re oruary, ls44. :. Sl 265,24s s7.279 l,s52,522
seofuary, lsas.. i,c7s.asa l7.,6os l.s4o,s4s
Excess, Feb ls4s. 4O7 800 1924 4ss, ,aas
OF the exports of February, Isa5 $685. 2s7 were to
Great Britain and British dependencies
king total Of sOO7 900 to Great Britain and depen-
denciss out of aggregate export of s45-eav
ing but $sSs 2a5 for shipment to all other places OF the
exports to Great Britain and dependencies $3.50 sos
was In domestic merchandise. Among the exports to
Great Brainwer 25 barrels of -four III 500 bush.
els corn; 270 barrels Indian meal and 900 pounds
cheese The Indian corn chiefly exported to Cork
As some of our city papers at this time eeming
whcotton statistics and 1t Is demonstrated az clear
a. mui by prints, that cannot have crop Of
over 900 bales excluding Texas 0i0 900 bales
ncsudn8 the lexas as tables are put Tor
ward, framed to demonstrate that beyond all doubt
I've will merely ask, of the complers simple ques-
ton Why does the comparison Of receipts stop sud
denly with the crop of ls,O AZ Why did not include
the crop Of 1885, 407 Wopresume the crop Of 1885,
10 entirely upsets THAR argument, and shows how lit
tie the early comparative receipts have to do with the
entire CROP that it has been left out It must be borne
mind that the receipts Of cotton of the crop of $780,
a. compared with the dates of the succeeding FIVE
seasons show that h amount then in ports
million of bales-say about 10000 bales-when the
crop Of that season proved to be 2,l7so0O bsles-so
taking that season guide, receipts this year
already 1880 900 bales dates from each port
ssths crop Of 1882 40. may yet look fer 100000
bales with much reason This is apparent in the ia.
bic of cotton statistics prepared by with much labor
for our steamer edition on Saturday.


The returns Of the several railroad companies of this
stae made to the Secretary OF State for the past year.
Qs45ws have compared with those Of the two previous
The average increase in the gross receipts
amounts to about twenty i've per cent.