The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-08
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,ntrts arc ~ -,iafke ~ hot bi hit to-day Govern
OF 1881 u urn at previous quOtat ons. Gold opens-
~ lzo5. Bnslness Is not active but there IA far
long, VI "e''er times In commercial circles before
ar,ivn -lons at the Cattle Market are dull. The
snS Of ANIMALS desgntd for Slaughter are large
: Irices are declining. he quantity beef cattle
Is nucn superior to the supply last week. Trade
was active for a lew hours Yesterday morning. bur
before noon business had almost closed. Mich
cows are doing Letter. The supply is less than the
demand for excellent mixers Galyes are I'm better
Itque.t the arrivals tnus lar for the week moderate,
au M pliets nrner Ior those well iattened The prices
i1r sheep are on the decline again. The arrivals for
the week are moderately large, and the demand less
aeuVe than usua even for the drst quality of sheep
me demand Tor live hogs is more active thau last
week, prices improving trihe; the receiptllof an-
mais ior The week are small thus ar and all sold at
him prices, with the demand ST II unsupplld
lle motion made last wees in the Supreme Court
by the Corl oTauon Counsel, TO open a iudgment IN
the case OF George Law against the Msyor etc oe
tue city, was decided yeste- day The plantiT some
ume G. obtaned judsment agains, The cIty Of
near SoLOUO on account of the Battery ealargement
contract The effort now to allow the citv to
defend the suit Justice Cerke has decided 70 grant
me motion on condition that the cause be tried at
me lri ut before jury on payment OF the referees
ices and the costs OF entering the Judgment
betwee" forty and fifty ,lQuor dealers were
alalEned LetoTe the Ponce Mag strates Nesterdav o
on charges preferred AGAINST nen by the police tor
having violated the new Excise law 10 Keeping
@ ILelf saloons open on Sunda, last several of the
comp alhts we're dismissed the magistrates not con-
sidering the evidea sufci' nt to hold tnem. bnt
Iho greater part were held to all to ans yer the
charl rs before the Court o SpeC,al Session, WV
seven courts in tls ctt we're unable to proeeed
WIN tie usual trials, ycsterda,, IN conseouence on
the lOn-attendance o jurors. Those iutors who
we're returned by the Sheriff as having teen Derson.
hIh served WIN not TO attend Court this term
were each nned $50 tor nQE-a endauce Yesterday
ana most OF the presiding judges int mated that H.,
same me would be imposed for each IA s absence
i ne ahnlVe sary exercises of the Union Theoloyi-
Sai seminary were helu in the Mercer Street Pres
Dylerlan church, last evenlng. Rev DIR Shedd
Key. Albert Barnes, of Philadelphia aud Rev. Mr.
van DVse took part IN the serv ces Addresses were
uehveIed to q large and attentt,e conVregauon nv
several members OF the graduating class ali OF them
giving evidence of ability and proUressiyeness
lLe case OF Otto burstenbinder, charged with
snpplng ntro-glycerlne without proper precautions
Was on examination again esterday, before United
STATES Commissioner Belts Joseph II Prentice was
ment. " 'i0 sniP-
A. he rumor which prevailed yesterday, to the effect
tnat an unknown man from Albany had died of the
choieIa at BELLEVUE Hospital, proves on Investga-
uoh 10 nave been without iOundatIon the persan
IN question having dIed from hernia. The health
authOrues are OF the opinion that there is no an
pearance OF that epidemic yet in this city ~
FULTON