The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-24
stock Quotations by Telegraph 2. NJ.
Davis 4 Co. report through their New
FROM EUROPE.

Minister Dix Bids Farewell to Paris Elirister
Whshb"rne's Introduction to the FroUHh
Emperor.
By Atlantic Cable
PARIS, May % Especial to New York HCralD.
Minister Dix bid farewell to the Emperor to-
day, and Mr.. Washburno presented his ctedon-
tals as his successor. Mr.. Washburno, in ad-
dressing the Emperor, said he had been autho-
rlzed to express the hearty wishes of the Presi-
dent of the United States for the happiness and
health of his Majesty and for the prosperity Of
France, and the earnest desire Ofthe Government
and people of the United States to maintain and
cultivate amicable relations with France, and to
uphold and perpetuate the traditional friendship
of the two countries. He trusted, while guard
ing the interests confded to him, his residence
near the court of his Majesty would contribute
to a continuance OF the existing friendly rela-
tions.
The Emperor replied that he was glad to well
come Mr.. Washburne as the representative of
the United States, and was pleased to receive
the assurances of the friendship of the Govern
ment with which close sympathy and amicable
feeling had existed uninterruptedly for q hun
dred years. He heartily conCurred in the hope
expressed of the continuance of these relations,
and was happy to welcome as Minister near his
court gentleman so distinguished in the his
tory of his country.
The Elections
are progressing in an orderly manner, and the
vote will be heavy. The government candidates
at the present moment are ahead. The opposi-
ton are purposely holding back for tomorrow.
The French Derby
took place to-day. Fourteen horses ran, Consul
coming in first
London Yacht Race.
LONDON, May 23.-In the Royal London
W fT1..l. Il. -
beaten, in consequence of her style of sailing.
Her recent alterations are regarded as a failure.
This Mornings Market Quotations.
Despatch 10 EUeHing 1eIerGpgh.
LONDON, May A-11 A. M.-Consols opened at 9s2S.
for account s8}@ esn; United States Fve5twenties,
FRANKFORT May 24-l1 A. M.-United States Five
twenty bonds, S51.
opens quiet and unchanged. Days sales are esti-
mated at 5000 bales; middling upands, 111id. mid
ding Orleans, II I'D. BTeadstuifs-NO mixed corn
has advanced to 2Ts. 81. per GENITAL. The Wheat
market is easier but not quotably lower. Other
tiCles are unchanged. The provision market is quiet
and unchanged at Saturdays quotations.
This Afternoons Market Quotations.
Despatch to The EUeHtNg Telegraph
LONDON, May PA p. M.-Consols for money, 931%;
Consos for account 93 "a. United States FVe-tWenty
bonds of 49, 1875. Illinois, 94J9; Erie 1874. Stock
sugar on spot ouoyant at 39s 90. anoat active.
TRANSPORT May pa P M-United States Five
twenty bonds of '62 unchanged
LIVERPOOL, May 24-1 p. M.-COtton market un-
changed. Provisions dun and unchanged. Bread.
stutfs unchanged. Spirits Petroleum, Cd.
This Mornings Quotations.
Despatch to the A associated Press.
LONDON, May PA. M.-Consols for money, 0B}S
for account, 932a@93H; United States Fiye-tWGnties
70. Stocks firm; Erie, 10; Illinois Central, 941(.
LIVERPOOL May PA N.-Cotton quiet; mddng
uplands, 11Iid: middling Orleans, II I'd; the sales
Of the day estimated at 5000 bales Wheat easier
but not lower. Corn, 21s. 3d.
y - no
spot and afOat
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, May 24-P. M.-ConsOls for money, 98H;
for account, 935s. United States FiYe-tWentes 1S%
Stocks firm; Erie, 1S2i Illinois Central, 94%.
LIVERPOOL, May PAP. M.-PrOVisiOns dun. Spirits
Petroleum, 90.
LONDON, May PIP. M.-SugaT buoyant on the
spot at 39s. 3D., ami active ahoat TalloW ass.
QUEENsTowN May 24.-Arriyed, steamship Mime
sofa, from New York
SOUTHAMPTON, May A.-Arryed, steamship Her
man, from New York.