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For Aala.

Inn SHARKS STOCK IN BRIDGE Com.
lUll pRny.
g Shares stock in National insurance
Is shares Stock In franklin Insurance
Company.
70 snGrCs Stock In RIrO d Marine Insur.
HnOe Company.
5 Shares Stock in Merchants National
Hank,
auRii L,IRWIN.
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HAVE you ever heard Philip P hIlIips,
the "Singlng Pilgrim" Ifnot you will
soon have an opportunity.
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MOseUtro BARS and Netting, at Brues
& Sanders. Very cheap.
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MCCLELLAN &KNOX.
Manufacturers and JObbera OF
B 90 It 8 G. S HO E s
IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES,
No. o5 Main Street.
WREELING, ". va.

(GTE INVITE TaE ATTENTION OF
w Merchants 70 our very large assortment
and Winter Trade.
With All experience OF many yearR, tour
house hSvlng been established In 1881 we
CAL, with truth, assert that our stock for ex-
tent, variety, durability, freedom from all
lrregularity, and adaptation to the wants or
West Virglnia and ohio, Is not and cannot
liza NurnAR9R1,
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Buyers cannot generally devote The time
necessary u eAamInu beyond the IaIu ,leS
shown. ~ our syhtS n uI examination n Il
REJECTION, payers are prJttcIed nom FeSeiV-
log .oods lhfsrlJr W sam pies ASIDE rom
the recoAniBsI duty 0f dealing as we would
be dealt b., We regard It ~ pecuulAriiy our
Interest ~ 10 act VI 10 secure and retain Lns
confidence OF al who may favor US Win
their lFad0
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IN mn LBS. sUGAR.OURED HAMS,
5U UUU 0pOo lbs Plain Hams.
%,0Oo lbs Shoulders.
10000 lbs Clear 4 Clear Rib Sidea
100 T1ercea Prime Lard.
20 KEGS
50 Barrels Extra Lard OIL.
40 Bbls Juno Family Flour
800 do Star do do
100 do Swan do do
30 Half Barrels Lake Fish.
50 Barrels Vinegar.
20 Boxes Factory Cheese
80 do Concentrated Ly
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gEaaspurtatlua.
BALTIMORE l. OHIO R,R, COMPLY

WHERLtEG, May Sth, 1850.
DAsSEN9ER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
J. the following schedule on and affair tina
10Th dag OF May, lS69-WheelIng time,
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAvEs 4Lt&wEsT-LEAyEs
eWheeling SPafkershurV
daily at......5 :e5 a. m. daily al ...i6So a. m.
ssSineEon: .".'6Sg G5fatton ..... ~.430 p. m.
mannlnston.S3o Farm ont .....6:S0
FRirtnont;.: ..S4O AAnnin Rton6sl6
AkklVINu At Cameron ......7:60
SraLton Abe D46 Q. m. ARRIVING AT
FAAIRelspurg.1:4o pm. Wheeling aE,S:65 D. m.
|SunuHys e1oepted' sundays excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAvEs WET, vrAaon
"Wheellng 4 sLeaYe Wheeling :
aaiy aI ;H a. m. daily at......s25 pm.
a-oaa nN4VEs AZ Beualr........-.4:46 -
SIMton ;.--:' 5lU pm. ARRIVE AT
SE1mbefand.S5o Cambridge. 7cOI ("
nbHI,PerA Fy. Eoo am, Evansville. .826
n 55HIno5 . S S:.S :eo Newar k."...l0l0
S MaAnt .nylty ESQ columbus. 1850 pm
h-A'ePs s"n"Ay% Clnelnnati-..l90 am.
Except Sunday,
FAST LINE. Lii
MI kh5r-LHAVH WEST, VIA G. o. D,
daily at...- $50 =. IN. daily at....:.e!SS 4 m
o.s ARRlVAS AZ Belair........6b5
SIAGon 80. .s.'S.Ig IN. ARRIVES AT
Ou1np6tAnu. ElU q NJ bnfn0SVill0 ,H0b
Winchester. Gas y ICambridpe .960
Baltimore ....-.S:I0 Zane8viIle. aH u
Wash n City 10:lO NeWark, il:00
ESn aM WpI m. Columbus lab p. m.
new 1oFk.".40O pm. lOInclnnaII."4.l5
MAIL TRAIN,
EAsT-LEAvH WEST, VIAnon
wheeling : fI IaLaaVna Niheeiln1
daily Rt... 1850 p, m. daily at. 9s1S N,
sAAAf1SAE bellAf..........8;lb
Sraiton ..s...a+,a:lh am. ARRIVE ATlTg
FRfkershnfg..l:O \ RarneBVille. .l.S5 ~ q
Cumberland. .6:l6 IOambTidre "5.b1 ~
winchester. y. 8:t6 =. IN. GAINESVILLE ....7OI ~
AagerBtoWn.. $50 Newark .,......S:S "
baltimore. a .sbA0 lOolumhu1 insn0 "
MSAaln Clty.'o:l5 Cincinnati -. 200 D, m.
Nsunaays excepted. sundays excepted,
Trains on the Main Lima make cornao-
tons at Baltimore with trninE for pSiiHda1
phla, New York and Boston Al ReIav
5 ho1sse, VIA Warrington City, Ior, ali poinis
SOutn4 Gts4 e 80 TifsF r1r - . - teeAseI
Central Ohio trains mako direct oonnec.
s Noq,t o. Soinmbus for aIlpoints West and
IN Tickets rS 2 ~ principal points can bo pro-
JOHN L. WILSON
Master OF Tansportation, Baltifnora.
lnayn General Agent Wheeling.
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'"ANr OF usIFoMNIIY, AND HOW


TIE want OF unirormtty Ia Boots and
ShO,s, II Is VOL known, equals u not OK.
Oct d. Lnat OF any other K nd " mAuuiac.
tureL goods In rIrr to project oursel ,ea
ceive or place Oh sale any gUOds nOt regu lar
aud Uniform, except IneJ b. 100 low IN
pIiCe TO ALLOW uniformity To Insure tDis
every pair OF BOoA and noes tnat enters
our store l. care ully exam % AMI rejected
unless found correct IN s,Es, tree hOm dam.
RRU nd uniform Ia uuHliLS
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LOWEST MARKEr PRICEs.

LOWEST MARKEr PRICES.
AS all good merchants will seek ana ind
the Cheapest Houses 10 IrHae with, VIZ shall
sell cur goods a. the very lowest marx Vi
ORD ERS.
All orders receive tue prompt q I'd caIo[u
attention Of one OF our nTIn.
AuSB MCCLELLAN 4 KNOX.
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} following Is The score:
TOTAL INN1Nog.

Ia I.5e7 $50
spiv 1ii;::..,.. ! 8 i3sSls 20
Umpire, ". D. Rutherford, CreScent R.Bc
seorera, Ed. Clark and Harry No Lure.
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Especial attention IL called 10 oar own
make Of mems TUCK and KIP Doors.
They are made ont OF the very best Kipup.
per and sole leather; they are solid double
sole; have our trade mark stamped Oh The
bottom. and can DO confidently ielIed upon
loglve excellent service and satisfaction 10
ihR rNnHumAF
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In the department OF wonsn's mIsSesand
ohlldIenE goods we DEFY competition.
Moreover, We can give 10 our customers, out
OF our best work, any BlZs they may want;
thuS enabling them TO tlt up and work on
clean their OUOken STOCK. Ihis IL an in.
ducement offered by Very few dealers, and
twill 0e appreciated ~ very great nd.
va tHRe by lhose experienced ln retailing
Boots anu shoes
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Adjourned to meet to-day,
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WHKELrEG, May Sth, 1850.
DASaEE GER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after the
lOth dag OF May, lS69-WheelInH time.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TEL.EaRAPH,l
Wa1naaday nao az Iooo

wednesday, Dec. lb lh69.
The local Money Market presents no new feature
to-day, save trmer tone among the banks and
lenders generally. The banks are not in a condition
10 expand their loans, and when the wants Of the
brokers are satisfied there is very little left appa-
rently Tor the wants OF the business classes.
The discountng done by them is confined TO good
customers and short date paper to cover the first
week OF January. Corporate institutions are en-
gagged in preparations for maturing Obligations and
customary dividends, and in the IAeantime It may
be expected that the leading feature OF the currency
market Will be one OF stringency.
Call loans are active at 6d7 per cent, and dis
counts on nrst-cass paper of very short date may
oe quoted az 10 per cent. Gold opened weak with
sales az l2l q, and closed at noon at 12ix decline
OF y on closing price yesterday. The tendency of
the market Is decidedly downward,
The market for Government bonds Ia greatly
under the influence OF gold, and prices this morning
have felt another shock which may have the effect
of throwing large amount the market and still
further depressing prices.
There was an active movement in stocks this
morning, and prices were well maintained. State
loans were quiet with sales OF the 6s first series,
102H. City IS were taken at 80.
Reading Railroad was not very active; sales at
49%l@50 on short b. o. Penna Railroad was quiet and
sold at "a; Catawssa Railroad preferred sold at 35
b. o.. Lehgh Valley Railroad at 53j80953&; and OIL
Creek and Allegheny Railroad at 40H.
In Canal shares we notice trihing sales OF Lehigh
Navigation at 33H with COZ bid for Morris pre-
ferred.
In Coal, Bank, and Passenger Railroad shares the
sales were unimportant
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
n n
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FROM WASHINGTON.
CancellInR Revenue Stamps.
tch 20 The Eueni1g 7elegYdph.

CunCeIlinQ Revenue Btnmpa
Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.--The committee ap.
pointed to examine and report upon the nume-
rous devices for revenue stamps from which the
marks of cancellation cannot be removed are
now holding meetings daily, and expect soon to
report. In the meantime Commissioner Delano
is considering the propriety of despatching an
expert to Europe, to examine all the different
kinds of stamps used there, before making
selection for the revenue service.
Portrait of CommIssIoner DeIanO.
The employees of Commissioner Delanos office
are to present him with life size portrait of
himself as Christmas present. The work is
now on the easel of kellogg.
Naval Intelligence.
Despatch 10 the associated Press.
| The Navy Department was to-day notified by Rear
Aumiral Poor. by telegraph, that the United States
steamer Powhatan arrived at Key West yesterday,
| WIN thirtysix OF the misguided Americans aban-
% doned az Nassau 10y the Lillian Expedition. They
were taken to Key West condition that they
would not again attempt to infringe upon the neutral
| ity laws Of the United States.
Inc Admiral has changed his flag to the Severn
and the Powhatan will sail for Philadelphia to-day
Tne department yesterday telegraphed for the
Uhlteu states steamer Severn to proceed to Savan-
nan 10 convey the lron-clad Dictator to Key West.
Movements OF vessels as received at the Navy
Department to-day '
The United States steamer Onward Commander
M. Haxtun arrived at Panama November nth
| having left Callao November T. The health of her
onlcers & ana crew S.,,s Is good The United States
| cisco on the oath OF November
United States steamer Kearsarge Commander
| Thornton, arrived at Calao October 81 1869: she
sailed from Sidney N. S. W., on September l. touch
ing at Wellington, N. H., and sailed from thence on
the 18th of September. officers and crew ali we'll
United States steamer Plymouth viii act as one of
| the convoys to the British man-of-war conveying
| the remains of the late George Peabody to the
United States, instead of the Richmond, as hereto
| fore reported.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The New Southern Line of Steamers.

The New Southern Line OF steamers.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 15.-A meeting of
the Seaboard Horticultural Society was held in
Norfolk yesterday, to take into consideration
the proposition to establish new line of steam
ers from Richmond, via City Point and Norfolk,
to New York, and to subscribe stock thereto.
The Old Dominion line of steamers of New
York have five boats on the line from Richmond,
touching at Norfolk, and seem to be able to
carry all the freight now being shipped. The
advocates of the new line are very bitter against
the Old Dominion Company, claiming that it
was monopoly and that the new line would
effect q reduction of freights, enabling the
farmer to realize more from his produce. On
the other hand, it was argued that the Old Do
minion Company would own the new line before
the expiration of year, and matters would be
made worse. After much discussion resolu-
ton was finally passed recommending the mat
ter to the consideration of all farmers shippers,
and business men generally, and advised
liberal subscription to the stock.
There is to be large sale of condemned Gov
ernment stores here to-day accumulatons since
the war,
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Olive Logan Kissed.

Olive Logan Kissed.
Special DespGtch to The EUening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 15.-Mss Olive Logan lee
tured last night in Peabody Institute, on 'Grls.
Some of her sentiments did not meet with ap-
proyal and elected Kisses.
The Improvement of jones' Falls.
Henry Tysen's plan for improving Jones'
Falls, costing nearly four million dollars, which
proposes straightening, deepening, and widen
ing the Falls, has been recommended by the
Citv Council committee.
Righteous Verdict.
A Jury has awarded six thousand dollars
damages to Mary Strikhouse, against the North
erp Central Railway, for killing her husband.
Counterfeit $40 Bills.
A large number of twenty-dollar national
bank counterfeits were passed here yesterday in
different parts of the city.
baltimore Produce Market.
BIITmoRE Dec. lb-Mddling uplands held firm
at 9bas0c. Flour dull, steady and unchanged.
Wheaf~Red, s13O@140. Corn firm at ss@9lc.
oats Ia Provisions unchanged Bacon, rib sides,
is%aISX clear sides, 191lc. shoulders, 1bN@l6&c.
hams, 2ic' Lard, 100. Whisky, $lO29lO O3 In wood
and iron. Stock scarce.
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Stock Quotations by TeIexraph-1p. m.
Davis d Co. report through their New
Philadelphia Trade Repor.t

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 15.-The Flour market is ex-
ceedngly quiet, and prices, although quotably un-
changed, are in favor OF buyers. There is no ship
ping demand, and home consumers operate sparingly.
About 900 barrels changed hands, Including super
fine at S475@4S13; extras at S512H9526; Iowa,
Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra family at S5 76t9625
the latter rate for choice Pennsylvania do. do. at
S5'50(6612N Indiana and Ohio do. do at 35'756 80
and fancy brands at S6'75G 7'50 according to quality,
Rye flour is lower Sales at So '25@5378. Prices OF
Corn Meal are nominal.
There is no spirit in the Wheat market, and prices
are weak. Sales OF 1000 bushels Pennsylvania and
RelaWare req at u l2on rs Kye Is steady at 81 for
at the decline noted yesterday sales OF 1000 bushels
old yellow at $10S, and 5000 bushels new do at
S0@S5c. for damp and prime dry. Oats are not mucn
songht after 8OGO bushels Pennsylvania and Della
ware at 57@60c the latter rate for choice light.
Barley Is In better demand; 1000 bushels New York
two-rowed sold at ST. and $4,000 bushels Canada
West at $685.
Whisky is less active We quote wood and IRON
bound Western at 81 02(61 '03
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EMBEZZLEMENT.
Another Defn ultfng Bank CashIer-What Are
We Coming TO

We Coming toe
Mr. Morris S. Hill, late cashier Of the Farmers and
Drovers National Bank OF somers, Westchester
county, was brought before Justice Il. P. Ferris at
White Plains, N. " yesterday on charge OF having
embezzled $50, 600 belonging to the bank Ex-Judge
w. Fl. Robertson appeared as counsel for the officers
Of the bank, and eX-Dstrict Attorney John S. Bates
for the accused. After an examination OF the COM
arrested, Mr.. Bates moved for the discharge OF Hill
on the ground that the complaint and warrant did
not charge the commission OF any crime upon which
the defendant could be held to answer.
1t was not claimed In the papers before the Court
that any crime existed, except embezzement; and
even that was not properly preferred in the COM
plant, inasmuch as the material allegation which
goes to make 1t case OF embezzement was entirely
omitted. 1t was necessary TO show in the complaint
that the accused, while in the employ OF the bank.
come into his possession by virtue Of his position and
employment In the bank. The complaint having
failed TO show that fact the charge OF embezzement
was not sustained Judge Robertson considered the
complaint sufficiently explicit Tor the purpose, but,
after consulting authorities on the subject amended
the complaint, and Justice Ferris changed the
phraseoogy OF the warrant and placed 1t in the
hands OF Deputy Sheriff Ford, who informed Mr..
Hin OF his rearrest upon the new warrant.
The examination Of the prisoner was then post
poned until Wednesday, 29th inst. In the mean time
two expert accountants are to be employed for the
purpose OF investigating the state OF the books. Mr.
Howe, Of the bank, observed that the officers de-
sired to give Mr. Hill every chance OF proving him
self innocent of any ofense and he did so they
would hold up both hands and rejoice Another offi-
OF the bank stated that there were eleven $1,000
bills and one $4,000 BILL besides about SlT5,O0O in
bonds, which could have been converted into money
at any moment that he might have taken with him
had he been disposed to commit the crime OF embez-
element Not wishing to call upon any of his
friends to become bail for him. Mr.. Hill was re-
manded TO the custody OF the sheriff.
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THE GUNBOAT EXCITEMENT.
Names of the Vessels Composing the Spanish
FlOtiIIa-The shipped Engineers.

Names of the Vessels Composing the Spanish
FlotiIla-The Shipped Engineers.
During the day yesterday, the crowd that assem-
bled to have look at the Spanish gunboats In New
York harbor was fully as large the day pre-
vious. large number OF those present were app-
cants for the berth Of 1remen on board the boats
and these were got rid of at an early hour by sending
them to the shipping Office In South street to
sign the articles. The shipping OF the engineers
however was continued at Mr. Deamater's oflce.
The contract which the chief engineers sign is a
long document, specifying particularly their obliga-
tions, article reading as follows -'In considera-
ton OF the faithful performance of my service will
receive the salary OF -, It being well understood
that this salary shall be in full for all compensation
without option or right to the ordinary ration OF the
navy, nor any other allowance, and that it shall be
paid to me monthly as it becomes due, without dis
count OF any kind"
AsQUABBLE ABOUT "GRUB."
This article the chief bone OF contention, the
engineers protesting stoutly that they'd ''be = II
they'd find their own grub" as they forcibly eX-
pressed it; and also insisting their right to
share OF prze-money, should any be earned. 1t was
finally agreed that provisions should be put on board
and an American cook shipped to cook it for them
THE NAMES OF THE GUNBoATs.
AS yet the boats have only been known by their
numbers. They are however, to be named as fol-
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
A Daring Robbery In Boston.
snatch 10 The EUenilg telegraph.


BOSTON, Dec. 15.-This morning four gen.
teely-dressed men entered the store of Cooke
e. Aldrich, No. 143 Washington street. While
one of the men engaged clerk in conversation
about the price and quality of some goods the
other three managed to secrete four valuable fur
capes worth about $4,000, in a valse. The rob-
berry was not discovered until they had all left
the store.
Boston Bank Statement.
The statement of the banks for the past week
shows increased strength, the reserve being in
creased $170 100 in specie and $419 100 in legal
tender notes. Individual deposits have decreased
1924, ,95S, but the failing-off of available re-
sources is more than made up by an increase in
balance due to other banks of $692, $40. The
bank loan is increased $50, 869, while the amount
due from other banks is decreased $106, 294. The
circulation shows q decrease of $33, ,62S. The
total loan of the Boston banks represented at
the Clearing House, including the amounts due
from other banks, is now oversize, 600 900, or
little over two and q half times more than their
capital. The loan of several of the banks is
over three times the amount of their capital.
The Boot and shoe Trade.
The shipments of boots and shoes from this
market for the week comprise 10, 740 cases
against ID, ,3S2 cases for the corresponding week
in 1867
The Temperance Movement Failure.
Despatch to The EUentng Telegraph.
CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 15.-The prospect now
is that the temperance movement in this State
is failure, in consequence of schisms in the
party. The call for the proposed convention
has failed to make its appearance.
Fell from Bridge.
Cora Hopkins fell from a railroad bridge yes
terday afternoon, and was drowned. She was
from Vermont, visiting friends.
Equalization of BOunties.
Despatch to The Eue,ltylg Telegraph
BosToN, Dec. 15.-The Commission on Equali-
zation of Bounties have had presented to them
a mass of information in regard to paper credit
frauds which shows that nearly one million dol
lars was paid out during the war for 'men in
buckram."
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justify the inference that the grotto had been in
habited by anthropophagi and that the Italians of
that epoch were cannibals like the contemporaries
in Belgium, France and Denmark"
Among the human bones were found those OF
women, and part Of the jaw-bone OF q child some
seven or eight years OF age Some OF these bones
were entire others we're partially cacined In the
centre Of the 1t possible to discern traces
OF a fireplace. Professor Capeini says:-"Who-
ever has busted himself in prehistoric researches,
Chauvaux cavern In Belgium, and the writings OF
other authors on the subject of the caverns In
France, will not hesitate to admit that the discove-
res In the island OF Palmeria prove that the Italians
were, as have said, man-eaters. For the present,
1t will be sufficient for me TO direct the attention
of naturalists to the subject. The Cyclopeans
spoken OF in the fable were probably these can
uihnla
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PREHISTORIC MAN.
The Italians of Ancient Days Proved to have
- beeu NIun- EaIera.

A somewhat remarkable discovery OF human and
animal remains Is announced by PROFESSOR Capeini,
OF BoloQna in letter to the Gdzzettd deli Enlitia
The professor, on his return from Denmark, whittier
he had gone TO be present at the International Pre-
historic Congress- was rendered so Jealous by what
he had heard tnat he was induced to make many ex-
cursions in the neighborhood OF 6pezzia. In the
course OF these excursions he visited many caverns
and in one OF these he was successful in discovering
traces OF prehistoric man.
This was In grotto in the island OF Palmera, the
access to which was dinicult and dangerous Here
he caused excavations to be made, and the result
was the discovery OF numerous mint and stone i'm
they belonged to the earliest period OF the stone age
Besides these wrought implements and various other
objects brought into the cavern by It's human occu
pants, he found considerable quantity OF bones OF
animals mingled with bones OF human beings. The
condition OF these latter bones, he says "would
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FROM EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.

By ING ANyJo-AnteTtcdH CuUIes
LONDON, Dec. 15--11 A. M:-Consols for money,
s2, and for account, 92A United States b-2Os of
lSe2 So OF 1862 Old So % ISSo % e sH Rar9s teres
2OX Illinois Central, 100 Great Western, 26A.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 16-11 A. M.-Cotton quiet; mid
sales to-day are estimated at 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet
LONDON, Dec. 1b.-Sugar arm, both on the spot
and anoat Calcutta Lnseed quiet. Turpentne,
29s. Cd. C929s
BREMEN, Dec. 15.-Petroleum opened nat yester-
day at thalers 60 groats, and closed nat and un-
changed.
HAMBURG, Dec. 1b.-Petroleum opened nat yester-
day at 10 marc bancos, and closed nat and un-
changed.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. 16-1 p. M.-American securities
quiet United States 6-20s OF 1862, s6A OF 1851 e4h
FRANKFORT Dec. 16-1 p. M.--POrk, 109s.
PARIS Dec. 15.--The Bourse opened quiet Rentes,
72f. s6c.