The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-29
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA March % 1910


PHILADELPHIA, March %, IS49.
More Doctors Fwe--An Appo,ntn,ent-7he Me-
thodist Confe,ence--Narkets, Stock Sales, &c.
One hundred and eighty-eight students of medi.
cine at the Jefferson Medically College, of this
city, to-day received their diplomas, at the COM
mencement held at the Musical Fund, from the
hands If the President, the Rev. DR.. Cuyler, in
he presence of large assembage. Among the
graduates were Messrs. Fish Holbrook Day, Henry
l.. Joy, Daniel G. Perry, William A. Swaby, and
Charles Woodward, OF New York; Pennsylvania,
49; Virginia, 4S; OHIO, 10; North Carolina, 10;
South Carolina, 1; Maryland, 10; Delaware, 3;
Florida, 2; New Hampshire, A Georgia, I; New
4; Tennessee. 4; Indiana, 3; Illinois, 2; Connec.
ticut, 2; Kentucky, 2; Mississippi, 2; Mssour,ll;
Louisiana, Il Michigan, l; Nova Scotia, l; aud
Ireland, l.; The valedictory was delivered by
The soap and candle mandatory of George
JeffIes, In Camden, N. j., was totally destroyed
by fire this morning. The building was three
story frame, owned by Elisha Keighan, whose
| about 81 900, with a small insurance. The place
was undoubtedly set on fire.
The Governor has again appointed Jacob Brown
as clerk of the Orphans Court, to fill the vacancy
occasoned by the death OF Mr.. Hanley, the late
incumbent.
The annual conference Of the Methodist E pis-
copal Church is now in session at the Union
Church. Bishop Waugh presiding. The sermon
this morning was delivered BY the Rev. T. J
Thompson. The Rev. Pennel Coomb was elected
secretary.
The junior fire company of Re aiding, who visited
mems parade fare visiting the different objects of
interest about the city to-day, and return home
tomorrow,
Tke prosecution IN the conspiracy case are now
offering rebutting testimony. The whole evidence
argument commence to. morrow. A beautiful ef-
fort Is expected from David Paul Brown, ESQ.,, on
behalf of the plaintiff.
First Board and .qfter.-$6000 U s. IS, '6s 1927;
90 chs. Grard Bank, 123I $50 do Reading, 49, $1,000
State SIS, TEX; rs shs Union Bank, Ten nessee, 49x
$1,000 Pennsylvania 5's Tq2s; $500 War Bounty, 10l
Merchants' and Manufaotursrs' Pig, 20; $4,000 U S.
6's, 81, 100; leo Lehigh Coal Soiip, 761S 200 War
Bounty, l0l; 900 SchuylkjM Navigation 6s, 67, ASK;
7Ooo nnsylvsnia 5's 791 % shs Kentucky Biz, S4.
MARKETS.
The continued In clement weather prevents any
tivity in our markets, and -four Is particularly dull
sale Of common brsnds for export, IL reported at
81 62f per bb with small eaes of the grade fer
city use at 81 to 81 7 and at 81 SIX to SIS rs for
choice and extra brands Rye -four 10 quoted ct 50,
and sales Of 900 bills meal at 81 80 for Pennsy
vsnis, ard 80 90 for Brandywine. Tho demand for
ct 96 to $780, and white at 81 OF per bushe Southern
and Pennsylvania yellow at $40 Southern oats ct
30c. and Pennsyvaris at $40. Whisky sells at 2lo
for hhds and 81 to 22c. for bbs Provisions-Pork
Arm with limited sales at $l for mess and $ot to $40
26 for prime. Beef Is without change and bacon 10
steady in price, with sales 1t 4c for shoulders for
sides and 81 to &c. for hams. Lard and butter dull Ut
ormer quotations.