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srsPrc1ous CHARACTERS half-past
q O'clock this morning a couple of men were
arrested in Front street, below SPRUCE. on
charge of being suspicious characters. Ihey had i
Di9bt and not being able 10 give reasonable
eEeuse for being out at such time, they We're
saiSe,1 into custody. They gave the names OF
xrchibaId clifford and Charles Noone, and,
atter a hearing before Alderman Butler, We're
Committed in default OF S4OO bail each 10 answer
0GRRAr CRY AND LITTLE WooI;;"-About 3
O'Clock this morning, the dwelling OF MT: MT;
hesaaSSaad Nv the use of nippers upon the 1ront
door key Mr.. Haven was awakened "a Sy 9gran Inc
oPeHattihs o1t nj the window that aroused all the
SdainSboTs. and frightened on the robbers.
nbent three-quarters OF an hour aiterWaruS a
police onicer arrived al the scene VI "iS'ui'
ance. -
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE THIRD PAGE.


F1RRNRE's CoURTEsIBs-THE EMPIRE Hook
AND LADDER OF PHILADELPHIA AND THE EN-
P1RE HOOK AND LADDER OF LANCAsTER.-On
FRIDAY evening of last week committee of
ten OF the Empire Hook and Ladder Company
OF this city, consisting of Messrs, Vineyard
Palmeri Stroud, and others, arrived in Lam
caster, for the pupose of presenting to the EN-
pire Hook and Ladder Company of that city
beautiful testimonial in the form of q card
OF thanks. The ceremony took place in the
handsome hall of the Empire of Lancaster, at a
quarter past O'clock Mr.. Palmer, one of our
Common Councimen, made the presentation
speech, in which he referred to the generous
welcome extended to the Philadelphia firemen
by those OF Lancaster, on the occasion of the
visit paid by the former to the latter last De-
cember, "Where,' said Mr.. Palmer, "will you
ind truer more steadfast and sincere friend
snip than among the volunteer hremen of
America? And when say volunteer firemen
wish to convey the idea that, OF all systems
IL has proven to be the best" Referring to the
testimonial, he said:-"Intrinsically speak ing
1t may possess little value, but the motive that
prompted it Will more than compensate for this
defeot.n
Major Charles NJ. Howell responded happily
in behalf of the Empire of Lancaster. The
visitors were then handsomely entertained,
after which all hands repaired to the truck
house, where the Philadelphians displayed the
skill and celerity with which they could put
large and heavy ladders In place. The follow
ing day was passed in an Interchange of cour-
tesies, and in the evening the visitors returned
to this city, by no means regretttng their So
journ of day in Lancaster.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-22

The City of Antwerp Arrived Out.
BIZ The Atlantic cable.
QUEENSTOWN, March 22-Noon.--The steamer
City of Antwerp, from New York March 9, has
arrived here,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-22

THE MORRISON HOUSE AT HUNTINGDoN.-We
would call the special attention of our readers
to the advertisement in another column, an
nouncing that the Morrison House, at Hunting
don, Pennsylvania, will remain open for the
accommodation of travellers, a report having
been circulated to the contrary. The reputation
of this house is so we'll known that it needs no
reiteTation here; but we cannot refrain from
advising our readers that, should secular
business or pleasure take them to Huntington,
come satisfied that the reputation the pro
prietor sustains for providing excellent accom-
modations is fact, and not fancy. He has
had long experience in the hotel business, and
is therefore able to foresee, with wonderful cor
rectDess, the wants and wishes Of the travelling
public, and has hence provided that which is
essentially necessary for their comfort.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-22

FOLDING POCKET LANTERNS, WHICH
u have place for Matches and an extra supply or
tapeTs, and occupy so small space as TO be conve
niently carried in the pocket, for sale by
TRUMAN g SHAW
No. s35 Eight Thirty-hve) Market ST. below Ninth.
DU TIER SCALES TEA, STORE, BUT
ID CHEERS and Housekeepers Scales, Weights,
Spring and Patent Balances for sale the Hardware
Store of TRUMAN g. SHAW
no. s35 Eight Thirty-hve) Market ST., below Ninth
GOLD WROUGHTIR0N DOOR BOLTS,
- for outside doors, and assortment of Brass,
Plated, and Porcelain Knob Chamber Bolts, for sale
by TRUMAN & SHAW.
W WARBU RT,ON,
kFASHIONA BILE HALTER,
No, 43O CHTS NUT Street.
gl5f Next door Post ONCE.
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TIE FAMINE IN THE .-Nothwithstand-
ing the energetic efforts of the Com ,nittee to
obtain subscriptions to the Southern Famine
Relief Fund, the money comes in but slowly
It would be well for the churches here to follow
the example of those in New York, and take up
liberal collections in aid of the fund. The whole
amount so far received by the Treasurer, Mr..
AertSen is only $4,000
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-22

MEAN bWINDLERs II mOsJ COntemptlDI6
niece OF sWindling has been perpetrated upon
some poor families in the lower part of the city.
a middle-aged man, with an obliquity of vision,
dressed in a dark suit, with grey cap. has been
thus operating, pretending to be the agent of
the United States Sanitary Commisson.-He
other small streets. a dollar each, on pretense
Ihat il was to pay for the carriage OF a ton of
coal which would be delivered the next day.
After obtaining their hard-earned money, the
heartless scoundrel disappears, and is net
heard OF again. People should be on their
guard.
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~efGFE. TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS,
,AlHt-EIhe Undersigned having lessed the 4 F;N.
SlHIlON 5ChEW DOCK begs 10 Inform his friends
ana the patrons or the Dock that he il prepared with
@ increased o 10 facilities to hose having yes
@ ssis W W De ,alseo OF repared and being practical
shlpcaIpe ana cauller will give personal atten
tl9n 70 the vessels ENTRUSTED TO him for repairs
heylng vessels 70 repair, are solicited 10 call.
HAVING the agency for the sale OF ''Wetterstedta
Patent Metallic Composition" for Conner paint for
the preservation OF vessels bottoms for this city
prepared 70 lurnsh the same reasonable terms.
JOHN II. HAMMITT,
- - - Kensington Screw Dock,
III DELAWARE Avenue, above Laurel street.
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SPRING OvERCoATs-We have q complete
assortment of this seasonable and sensible
Garment in all kinds and shades of colors, at
astonisbingly low prices.
HALFWAY BETWEEN0 BENNETT & Co.,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH SITS. No SIS MARKET ST.
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FRB.-About half an hour after II o'clock
last night fire broke out in No. 533 York street.
The two-story kitchen attached to the premises,
which are owned by Mr.. John Borden, and
occupied by Mr.. William Halfinger, took fire
from the boiler furnace OF dyehouse in the
rear. The flames from the burning kitchen set
fire to the second story back window OF No. 535
adjoining, owned and occupied by Mr. May
heiter, and burnt the sash and shutters The
amount of loss on No 533 amounts to S400, and
on No, 535 to $50, and is fully covered by insu-
rance in both cases. Between the above pro-
perties and the boilerroom of the dyehouse In
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-22

FIVE HUNDRED TO ONE.-"I have never found
the fabric yet that the Grover & Baker Ma
chimes will not sew in the most beautiful man.
ner. have compared my experience with over
five hundred ladies. and 1 never except in one
instance found that they preferred ether ma
chimes to the Grover & Baker, when they have
tried both machines. - Testimony Of Mrs. @. Il.
Pearson, No 81 Court street, Brooklyn, before the
Commissioner of Patents.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

CyTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL
- Calling Londonderry TO land passengers and mails
The fayorite passenger steamers OF the
ANCHOR LINE
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
IOWA, Craig, sails Saturday, March ID
CALEDONIA, Mcdonald, sails Saturday, March y3
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
To Liverpool Glasgow and DerryCsbins, $40 and $50;
steerage, $50.
Prepaid certificates from those ports. ss5
Passengers also forwarded 10 Hamburg Havre Antwerp.
&c., at very low rates
For further information apply at the companys Offices
FRANCIS MACDONALD & CO.. Agents,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09
GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
VI CABINErMAKERS STOCK OF
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD

BY GEO. COOK thsday, at l0l o'clock, at No murray
street. the City Hail. large assortment Of made
Parlor Chamber Library and Dining Room Furniture
Of SALE This sale will be absolute,
for Purchases remain storage until Mayh free
boxed for shipping reasonable charge CAtA
logue at sale. s.sss
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

IL vpsON RIVER AND HARLEM RAiLK0ADs--
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting Northern
and western rsns leave New York. via Hudson River Rail-
road Thirtleh street and Tenth avenue and 10 A. M and
$40, 0:u snd r ~; and via Hareo ItaIrosd, Twenty
essth strcc and Fourth avenue, ~ A. and AIS ~
The 10 r VAN VIA Hudson River will SuudayA
irsin u also attached sleeping rar every day exesps
Inc 6Aturdeys which - run through Ogdensburg VIA
w and o. Railroad. without change.
sunday train on Hndson River Road Neu York V Poush
hecpsie an6 leturs leaving New York as 50 a. NJ and
has,sm kosd y sscoad street 70 mlsstos and resas
VIZ NJ YANuERpILf y,sa. .Prss.aanl
The New York herald., 1867-03-09


NJ ORTIZ AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFQkNIA
VIA NICARAGUA. EVERY TWENTY DAYS.
VIII despatch the class steamships
SAN FRANCISCO, Capt. Behm, March
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Capt slnth. March ~
From pier 70 North foot OF Warren street. AZ noon
whpassengefs freight very low rates Connecting
ON the Pacific with the fine steamships
AMERICA, Captain Wakeman, and
MOSES TAYLOR, Captain Bethen.
For further information apply to the North American
wM II. WEBB, President
54 Exchange place, N Y.
D. ~ CAkRlkGTON, Agent,
III West street, Warren street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09


CTEAM TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
- town twice a week
Passage $50 currency 10 Liverpool Queenstown.
Prepaid tickets from Liverpool the low
rates.
Drafts payable any part Of Great Britain Ireland.
TAPscorr BROTHERS CO.,
66 South street.
broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

T1Y L. HlLDRETH, AUCTIONEER. THIS DAY 10 A.,
ID M-Entre fixtures and lease of Drug Store 2l4 Ninth
avenues; fine marble top Counters shelvngs, fine Show
Cases. fancy labelled Bottles side Show Cases. fine brass
Scales Classes assortment everything appertainng drug
business Sale is worthy the attention Of druggists and
dealers j. b. BRADY. Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

L,0R CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA-THE PACIFIC
Mall Steamship Company's steamer HENRY CHAUN-
Freights received : usual.
For rates &C. inquire at freight Office companys pier
4 North river, foot Of Canal street.
WELLS. FARGO & CO.,
Sole Freight Agents p. NJ. SIS. Co.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09
DAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY,s
THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,

L1oR SANTIAGO DE CUBA, VIA NUEvITAS.
u THE FIRST CLASS FAST SAILING STEAMER
Fab kEE,
JOHN STIRLING, Commander,
Carving the United mail will pier % East river
on Wednesday, March I3 1867 at O'clock p NJ precisely
All letters must pass through the Post Office
For freight passage, having superior ateroom accom-.
rodations, apply to WAYDELL CO.,
1872 South street, corner Dover.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

BoGARr AUCTfoNEER-THIs DAY, AT io,<
q. O'Clock, at the auction rooms No. North William
street OF Household Furniture combating Of
hoeany Sofas Lounges mahogany Buresuss Bookcases,
Wardoes mahogany Parlor Chairs Rockers Brussels and
Toilet Tables Locking Glasses new leather Trunks two
Trunks Colhng mahogany French Bedseada, Mattrcas0n
Bankets - boxes CASTLE Soap; also the eecs Of Lager
Saloon, Counters Lumber, lot Table Cutlery &c. De.
poss required from all purchasers Goods must be
moved safn
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

/ A GENTS WANTED ALI. OVER TUE COUNTRY TO
~ sell invention wanted everywhere large opera
tons upon a small Investment Retaiis al 35c Address
| Hhaler Co., 20 Clin ST.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09
SALES At AUCTION.

j. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER.
n. A. >. BLEECRER SON 4 60, win sell At auction -
Tuesday March L. at clock the Exchange
On Eighth Avenue-vaiuabe premises No 63 near Forty
seventh 6ao1 three story building ss
Washington Hail. building the entire lot FIRST floor
used lager beer and billiard saloons lodge room up
stairs also the large used for meetings. &C. For bus
ncss purposes this property unsurpassed.
Maps az ~ Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

CyTFAM WEEKLY TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL OR
- Queenstown by the Cunard line Of extra steamers.
Cabin passage $50 gold Seerage s30 currency
England Ireland and drafts for sale
For passage apply at T. CUNARDS seerage
Office, 69 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

TIENRY D. MINER AUCTIOSEER.
By MINER 4 SOMERvILLE, t,
AT HORSE AUCTION MART, UNION SQUARE,
62 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET.,
TUESDAY. MARCH IL, Hr II O'CLOCK.
Regular Horse sales at our Auction Mart Union Plact
Stables every Tuesday and Friday throughout the year.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

CTEAMER PEREIRE. FOR BREST AND HAvRE, WILL
- leave pier No. 80 North river foot Of Morton street.
Saturday. March 9, at O'Clock.
Passengers requested be board at o'clock
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

A -BuRNHAM. FURNITURE RxPRBaB lls WEST
IA. Eleventh street. sirh Furniture Moves
city or country Furniture stored Furniture packed and
shipped. Money advanced on Furniture.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
pRrSgIA

r.oPO-r, CONFERENCE or SONEREI"N-'
BERLIN. sept. l4.-ihc King of Prussia has sent an
autograph letter To the Emperor and Empress of the
French. inviting them 10 meet him and the other
S,,,rcigns of tie North German States at some city
IN Germany hereafter TO ice designated.
TIE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT
Evening-Ihe selection OF President for The
North German Parliament has not yet been made
but II is generally believed that the eminent states
man Prof. Martin T.. Snson, who presided over the
last Parliament. viii be chosen 10 ill The same posi-
lion during the present session.
NEW POSTAL TREATY BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND
TIE UNITED STATES.
Sept 13-Evening-Ihe negotiations whJch have
been pending for the past two weeks between the
Hon John A. Kasson, on the part OF the
United States, and tue Prussian G9veEQmept Tele+
tive to postal treaty between the tTo countries,
have been satisfactorily completed. Anauangement,
having for its object the reduction Of the present
postage rates similar in its general features to the
treaty recently completed with Great Britain, was
interchangeable signed, but the time when 1t shall
20 into effect has not been made public. Among the
features Of the new treaty reduction Of the
rates of postage fully one-third when the mails are
dispatched between the United States and any Of the
Herman ports direct, and reduction of one-hali
when the mails are carried Via Great Britain.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
ANOTHER PASSENGER-TRAIN On THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD FIRED UPoN.
JOHN WILKES BOOTHS EFFECTS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-rhe propriet0rs of
the hotel in this city where John Wilkes Booth last
stopped and where his baggage seized by the Gov
ernment yesterday received letter from C. r. Bishop,
le comedian who writes behalf of Edwin Booth, in
which he requests that his brothers trunk be forwarded
o him. the family anxious 10 obtain posse ni al
of Wilkes Booths effects. Ihc letter states ihat Ldwin
Booth prepared TO pay whatever may be the amount ~
his brothers indebtedness tu the Lotcl on presentation oi
the bin. The pIopIieOrs of tie hotel ooh THIS letter 10
the War Department. and requested lcimis- ION t0 Tor
ward tie trunk hut this request II Is said, was positively
refused.
The 81. LoEis Democrat publishes Il letter
from gcntlcnan for whose character it Nouches Wch
narrates that au Alabama refugee told the wlcr that he
believed Wilkes Booth alive. for Tie reason tlat
when I'm washington he entertained bcegar ouc n'lli
Who after writing note. went outside and net lie iu
lowing yersatiun WITH come one who net lh; sCmn
Cnc asked him II IL Was ready lie replied, ~ VIM
news lr aud was answered. None; Olly hr. Johnson
wishes You 10 make haste lie Say be cuEUt btdiho
easy until You re ou board the vessel" And. o d"t
he wishes the vessel may f0u.C H., wac ry guest ilS'
rather hoalscly and stalooiy audible; b lt ''"''''
" ! must bee Oh In tho morning. 80 ilicWeI- j .
After the hcgclr had departed hiS hut pt d, Il H.
scraps tf paper on tlc door pi~,N tHNm 80.
covered HAT they made note in cypltr, o Ei - . ,s
long while nc discovered tie key, aid i"o'lslo" "
follows: r.. D y Gov,
.De F,rryn 81 % ever rca.'c lon lsI . I. l.-. ~
ertmfi cannot siI nD'. fi io e-'rle ' trt
ic and vour sm De fa.,r 20 5000 eere'' Z n fc -
return; Otherwise, never lr, ''' ''H'''' >. " D.
Iire / lsf5r
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
THE GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. H.-DuIing the week
ending to-day there has been issued from the Printing
Bureau Of the Treasury Department fractional currency
10 the amount Sj2C,l42 Tie amounts forwarded To
other points during the week follows viz To tho
Assistant Treasurer at NeYY Y0rk, 100000 10 Tie Asss
tat Treasurer NO NcwOrleans, SJemO; 10 me uhted
States Depository at Cincinnati 100000; 70 the United
States Depository az Louisville. Sz00 and 10 the Na.
Treasurer holds IN trust FOR the National Banks at this
date S79O3390 OF which held security for
circulating notes. and sO33950 for deposits OF puDnd
moneys. The amount OF National Bank currency issued
during the week 81 CO. The tota amount 10 date ~
S33e0Ge From this is to be deducted the amount re;
turned including wOrnout notes alnt nnng 70 s5ts52o,
which leaves in actual circulation 40 this date s2yll45
The amount OF fracti0ta currency redeemed AMI dc.
strOyed during the week Si7l5fO The ain0nhto oi
coin n the Treasury up 10 last evening was $i0O@2O oi
which $llG3OO0 are represented by entered certificates
VI coin. The amount u currency on hand WIS st,jao
The coin receipts for tic last six days up 20 last evening
was S3A9sO0o The internal revenue receipts today fool
up s2e3,25 ~ and the aggregate amount or the ilsc
year 10 date is s5O,35l,5 ,5il.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The annual report
Of the Board OF Regents OF the Smithsonian Institution fr
the year 1866 has Just been published from the Govern
Printing Office. II appears from the statement Of
Prof Henry the Secretary that judicous Investments
and the sale of coin received from England the rcsu
ary legacy Of Smtlson, wen that Of the annual
interest from the United states, not only have the opera
tons Of the Institution been maintained and the recon-
sruction Of the building carried without any aid from
the Government, but tie finances have been improved
and are in better condition than at any pleyious
period II the petition tO Congress 10 permit additions IA
be made 10 tho principal OF the terms those on
which the gna bcqucSt received into the Treasury
OF the United states he Rranted namely; Allowing the
Regents increase the capital by savings. donations,
aud otherwise TO 100000 then the extra fund at tho
present market value OF the stocks in which is invested
will be sufficient 10 increase the endowment from s5l5oa
10 100000 and still leave enough 10 complete the general
restoration Of the building provided the cost OF The res
tOIaton i limited TO >5oJO: Since the burning ol the
upper story Of the building in which the lecture room
was situated the public lectures nave been discontinued
tc subjects some Of which embodied in the present
report OF the Regents The transfer of the Smithson Ii
brry the Secretary has tended 10 awaken an in'
teres the library Of C0nsss, which cannot fai nndei
the energetic superintendent Of the present lDrala
Mr. spOffOrd in few years 10 render II worthy OF inc
national capital An appropriation of SloOO was made
~ Congress for the purchase Of the library Of Gen. foe
Force consisting of books relative 10 America WIN
these additions the library cf Congress j. the largest IA
the United states and the necessity of separate buliu
ing il already foIeshadowcd.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
GREAT BRITAIN.
TuE AnYs,INIAN ENrEDITION.

TIE ABHSSINIAN EAPEDIIIoN'
LoNuoN.eScpt. IA telegram from Bombay all
ounccs that the first steamer OF the Abysshian e-
edition has left India for Aby>sima 10 explore
,. coast. take souudngs. and lind suitable places
r landing.
Ten steamers. charter. d by the Government have
lr.,lv sailed from ENGLAND for India. where they
.,lb, used To transport troops and munitions OF
...r 10 Aby>>inia.
ruE GREAT CLPPEE RACE.
The r,,,a, annual laca OF clipper ships from China
london with c.r-o,- of the new crop of ;oa. has
,,.r n.au decided. sixteen ships started simul'1-
,.,,ur. Tu'v To-day thc Tapping arrived 40 her
,,ct and thu. won tire honor OF being the fastest
lip.
TIE DoNcAsIER EACT~-LNof pNF.
The Douca~tcI races have ended, and the mee'hs
.,.l,.,n ycI. successful. TAcNm.cry Plate. valued
300 vas won Dos Wc.ton Hcuu, WAS the winner
E r.. 200 soyerd,i-. and Trcponicr of tbc Don
lakes. yGlucd at 800.
,KoRABLE Loss OF AZ AMERICAN FES~fL'
Ilvrrpoor. sept. 1t-Noon.-Pauers and other ar
icle.. which were recognized as belonging TO the
ark Euoeh Bauacr. Capt Eonncr. have IocntIy
,ceu pickcl up at sea, oH Cape Clear The Lnoch
,.rucr sailct f.rnr ts port on tie cd OF August
.a-t for Boston. Ie axe absence of amy further pan
t,,lrs it IS feaci The bark las been lost, with all
az, hoard
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
rINANc1AL ANn coMMrRcIAL.

LONDON, sept. H-NOOn-COnsO!s FOR money vit.
The follow quotations of American securities are made
without reference 10 the NewYok market the report Of
yesterday = rates from NewYork having failed mp 10
This hour 10 hand United states FivcTwcniy
bonds, ~; Illinois Central Railway shares, 7Cl Erie
Railway shares lj; Atlantic and Great Western Conso
dated bonds 2li.
AUomoOn.-NO ddyices have yet been received today
iu regard 70 the prices Of American securities in The New
York market and n The absence Of such prices American
sccuriic, remain ~ the figures reported 20 noon,
namely United states FivcTventy bonds, 73i Illinois
Central Railway shares, 20; EriesRalway shares, i5
Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated bonds, p
Consos for money. 9i3.
FRANKFORT, sept. li-Noon.-Umtod states Five
Twenty bonds for the issue 1862 arc selling at 7Cl.
E,ening-Unitcd states bonds closed at 7Cl for The s
cue OF lsC2
LIvrErooi, sept NoOl-Cotton 4, qu.ct. The csti
mated sales to-day bales. The quotations ara
follows: Middiug Uplands. ODD; Mlddlmg Orleans
g,d. Wheat, l3 % ccutaI for White California Corn
81 y quarter ioi Mixed Western. Peas, AZ j0l %
SO = Il o for American. Rosin, o b cWf fOr Com
anon American, and u FOR Medium. Tallow, ifG b
Petroleum i0l. ana Standard White, ! 5 4 gallon fol
Pennsyl lNalia aud Canada. Clover seed, AZ ct fol
American. Cheese. 81 p cvt for Middirg American
Beef l52 . a0 % for Prime Mess Pork 70 p 200 m ful
Prime city Moss. Lard, 81 6 g c"t. Tor American
Bacon, A. Is q cWl. for Middlcs
AfeluOon-l Otton Is more active than az the opening
and the sales today will amount 10 l20O bales The fol
lowing the prlce Addiing piands e.d; Mdtmg or
vision market Bcci has declined 10 $50 There arc n
changes 10 report ln The prices 0i oihcr articles.
LONDON. Sept l4-NOOn.--NO y Dutch Standard sugar
9IC Scotch Pg IRON, 90. Lnsced Cakes, go 10 ul
FOR feeding. Calcutta llnsecd Gs g. WbMe OILS, $40
ANrwEnr, sept li-No6n- Petroleum, SO francs
barrel for Standard White
Eyeuiug-1c Petroleum market closed at n decline o
60 eenmes, the closing quotation for standard "mi'
being 81 francs barrel