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Robert J. WaIler Condemns it.

Writes gentleman from Nashlngton;-
There is no Disgusting the fact that notwlth-
standing the surface calm in official circles here
regarding this subject there IS great anxiety TO
learn the probable course of the new admins
tration regarding this and all questions relating
TO It's foreign policy, and every indication Is
closely watched, and its bearings carefully
weighed. The general views which President
Grant and Senator Sumner are believed to hold
concerning the extent of Englands debt on
account OF the ayages OF her pirates are creating
a deep impression in diplomatic circles An eX-
tract from a letter written by the Hon Robert j.
Walker to a friend few weeks since and which
appears here to-day, is also attracting attention
in the same quarters. 1t is as follows;-
'My opinion ia most unfayorable to the treaty for
the settlement OF the Alabama claims / was in
England at the date OF the fnrtye departure OF the
Alabama from Liverpool, and was charged by our
Government with special duties on the subject The
treaty provides for less than fifteth part OF the
damages sustained by our citizens and Government
on account OF the depredations OF British cruisers
Yet while 80 small part OF our claim Is submitted
10 arbitramen ali the rest forever barred by the
treaty Now all our claims must be submitted or
pone This h no technical case, TO be submitted on
special pleas and demurrer, but great question be-
tween nations, and 10 be decided on no formal
prcnnds Int on the principles OF ustice ana inter
Psiloual law. d knglnnd " IS-p'-s.Js II. a...-
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NnDoIeom and Grant.

No one who has access to the Emperor, who
has any means of knowing about General Grant,
can doubt the Empcrors interest in the distin-
guished gentleman now at the head of the
linked States Government. lie places General
Grant in the fore front of great soldiers He re-
CARDS him one of the ablest men oi the day
Those who have the best opportunities to Judge,
say that the Emperor regrets the position he
took in regard to our civil war. He viii be
among the first TO put himself right with the in
coming administration, and restore, If Il may be,
the ancient cordiality. One of the most eminent
of the Emperor's ministers said to Mr.. Burlin-
game the other day;---"I am astonished at your
new President his ability TO keep his own Sc
crets is wonderful. He is the most remarkable
specimen of American production in a nation OF
speaker General Grant is the silent man of the
NvI.n. i-V,d L. Jns, .he Bf.s.-.I A.4.stsl, v,
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Philadelphia Cattle sHar,se,

MONDAY April 12- There only limited In
qury for beef cattle to-day, but holders manifested
little or no disposition to realize. The offerings of
prime lots We're large while inferior descriptions
were in comparatively light supply. We quote choice
at 1O@10c; prime at s]9@91Gc.; fair to good at ~
@SAc; and common at 6Q5Tc. Receipts, 1915 head
The following comprised the oderings:-
Head. ..I..
%. owen Smith, Western, 9C910A.
80. A. Christy Il Bro, Lancaster county, 6694
81. Dengler McClecse, Lancaster county SC1l0
100. p. McFillen Lancaster county, 815611O.
80. p. Hathaway, Lancaster county, ST@99.
30. James 5. Kirk, Chester county, S(99A
80. b. +. McFillen, Chester county, sac
I5 James McFilen, Western, SI99L. ..tf
I5 L. y. McFillen, Western, 8(a1OH. r--r
1875 Martin, Fuller Co., Lancaster county, S,alo
1876 Mooney Smith, Lancaster county, S03i0.
CO. Thomas Mooney Bro, Pennsylvania, Sac
40 H. Chain, Lancaster county, TasH. aH1
So j. l. Frank, Western, Sk(99s1.
60 Frank Schomberg, Lancaster county, S51t994
100 Hope Co., Lancaster county, 9Ca10
TO- M. Dryfoos d Co., Pennsylvania, 999la.
21 j. Clewson, Lancaster county, S5SCd1O.
49, ID. Branson, Chester county, S99A.
A. Chandler Alexander, Chester county, 9@f0
81 Kimble Wallace Chester county, S(D9k
IL. L. Horne, Delaware, 66e9. -r rf
40 j. Seldomridge, Lancaster county, SAa9b
Cows and Calves were hardly so plenty, and with u
fair inquiry an advance was realized Sales at S40(a
SO. Springers were steady ut SS5@60 Receipts 100
head. ~
There was lively demand for Sheep and the re-
cent advance was well maintained. Sales Of 1000 at
the Avenue and Park Drove-yards at 76e9H 10 h.
Hogs were more sought after, and better feeling
prevailed generally Sales at the Avenue and Union
yards at S14@6 for slop, and sl5@1575 for cornfed
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The EiRht-HOur Inv.
FROM BALTIMORE.
sympathy with the Cubnn Iusurrcction-A Muir
der Committed by n Young Woman.
SDecinl DcSpdtch 10 The EpeDSD1 Telsoydph


BALTIMORE, April ia meeting of American
and Cuban ladies was held here on Saturday
evening to express sympathy for those struggling
for Cuban independence. Leading members of
similar juntas in Philadelphia, New York, and
elsewhere were present Hon. Charles E.
Phelps and others addressed the meeting The
steamer Cuba sails to-day on her regular trip.
Robert A. Douglas, colored, tried for arson, was
acquitted.
At Jarrettsville, Hartford county, on the 10th
inst, young woman named Cairnes suddenly
appeared on the porch of the hotel, amongst
twenty persons, and shot man named Nicholas
McComas, firing three shots from a revolver.
He died soon after. The cause is alleged seduc-
ton.
Cuban refugees are rapidly increasing here,
and they may be seen in all directions. They
are mostly of the wealthy classes and sympa-
tliZers with the rebellion.
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ages occasioned by her cruisers to citizens she
IL responsible for like injuries iunicted by such
cruisers our commerce. tonnage, and revenue, the
driving OF our nag from the ocean, and the pr0onga
ttOn OF the war. There are but three modes Of set
Ting these questions:-
al. BY war, which, IL IL hoped, may be avoided
az. BY submitting all the claims, as well Of our
Government as citizens, to fair arbitfament
"3. by the recognition by England OF the tndepen-
dence OF all the British North American Colonies and
permitting thcm Independent States, to seek such
alliances as they may desire
"Therc IL nothing in this last suggestion humllia-
ting to England and IL Is only what she will have TO
do sooner or later"
The method proposed in the paragraph num-
bered three is beginning to be earnestly con-
sdered by many in Congress aud in executive
circles
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at 54; and Camden and Amboy Railroad N
124%; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad was
active, and sold freely ut 2916.
In Canal stocks the only change to notice Is in
Lehigh Navigation, which was in good request
and sold as high 321s; IL was offered for
Schuylkill Navigation preferred.
Canal stocks attracted but little attention
as was bid for New York and Mddle 516 for
shamokin; 81 for Fulton; SO for Big Mountain;
and q for Feeder Dam. @
Bank and Passenger Railway shares were with
out Improvement. IL was bid for Second and
Third; 20 for Tenth and Eleventh; IL for Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth % for Spruce and Pines
45ll9 for Chestnut and Walnut; 1875 for Heston-
villei 80 for Green and Coates aud 30 for Ger
mantown.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by Dc Haven g. Bro, No. 40 s. Third Street.
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FINANCE ARD coNGAGERcn
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TEIRaRApHJ
Monday ADril 10 1850 Z

Monday April II, 1869. :
The week opens with somewhat easier feel
ing in the money market, but there is not suffi-
cient relief to inspire confidence in the minds of
business men, and stimulate renewed activity in
the marts of trade. On the street however
there has been no abatement in the
excessive rates of interest, borrowers
having paid as high as 706 per cent. for call
loans ON Government and stock collaterals. In
discounts there is no perceptible relief and mer-
camille paper IL difficult of sale even at 100l2
per cent. for first-class names In to-morrows
bank statement we anticipate some improve
ment, as the course of exchanges with the In
terror has now taken definite turn in favor of
the seaboard.
The tone of the Stock market was decidedly
stronger, and there was more activity. State
loans were steady with sales Of the rst series at
lOSSsD102}9, and the third do. at 1868: City
6s were unchanged, selling at 1915 for the new
certificates. Government bonds were active, aud
advanced 16C91l per cent.
Reading Railroad was quiet and weak at 469s;
Pennsylvania Railroad was dull at SOS; Lehign
a"ey air9ad sold NJ h19l; Minehill Railroad
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Indications of am Approaching
XHHr.

The International of London, under date of the
23d ult, mentions that correspondence from
Berlin, from authentic sources, leaves no doubt
respecting the military precautions now being
taken by Prussia. A mobilization of the Land
wehr is imminent, and it is added that news re-
ceived from Paris fully authorizes these steps
In fact, the prevailing conviction in official cir
cles in Berlin is that France is preparing for an
early wars large purchases of horses are reported,
and it is even limited that the general elections
win consequently not take place until July /,
1Cco.
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NARR Z I.ApNER, Bankers, report ans moninge
Messrg. WILLIAM pa

Messrs. WILLIAM PAINTER 4 Co., No 90 s. Third
street. report the following quotations u. 8. So OF
ISL 1l6s @1l63 2os OF 1862, 12OS@12ozs do. 1894
1lS$@1l33 do. July, 1861, 1l3S@119K; do. July,
@135}G. = - :
Nessrs. DE HAVEN & BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations.
u. s. 6s OF 1881, 116G@1163S do 1862, 12O%Sf2Oz
new, l1Bn@119z5; do. 1851, new, 11s%9f1aX; do
I IS6S, lls'a@ ~; do So io-4os, 1o51s@1Oe%; u s.
Notes, 1914. Gold, 183A@iS3N; silver, 127@912S.
Messrs. JAY COOKE Co. quote Government secu-
rites, etc, as folows-US 6s, ST. 6il11616 5-20s
1865, 1l1%@1l13; do July, 1855, 1135S@1i4iS; do,
1867, ll8A@l14; do, 1868, 115H@114JS; l0-40s,
1O5X@1052a Gold, 1131. PaciGcs, lO3sL(af0A
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THE EUROPE.AN .M.ARKBTS.
By dtlu7l{lc IdOEe.
This Mornings Quotations.


LONDON, April PA. M.-Consols, 93I for money
and 93% for account; u. s. Fve-twenties quiet at
sS26. Stocks steady; Erie, 2414; Illinois Central, 962
Atlantic and Great Western, 2911.
LIVERPOOL April IA. M.-Cotton drmer bat
not higher; middling uplan1s, 12Sd. middllng Or
leans, l23sd. The sales OF the day estimated
at 10O00 bales. Breadstufs quiet; Wheat ut 9s. Al.
for California white, and IS. Sd.u99s 1Od. for No
red Western. Corn, 29s. 3D. for new mixed Western.
LONDON, April 12-A. M.-Talow, 46s. 81.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, April 12-P. M.-U. s. Five-twenties quiet
and steady at S55s. Stocks s9eady.
LIVERPOOL, April 12-P. M.-CottOn flrmer but not
higher; the sales estimated at ~ 900 bales.
Provisions quiet. Pork firm.
HAYRE, April 12-COttOn opens trm.
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Storm mt Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE April II. - A violent
northeast storm, accompanied by snow and
sleet, prevails here to-day. lar re number of
vessels among them two ocean steamers, are in
the Roads for harbOr.
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pressed himself in very much the SINE terms
As never before, all Europe waits for the dawn
of tomorrow when the vibrations OF the Allan
tic cable win bring us the Inaugural and the
Cabinet. - Pnria Cor. Boston Jourlldl.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The Eight Hour Law Secretary
BOrie's Recent Letter-The
Rush to the White
House.
Affairs in Baltimore and at
Fortress Monroe.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Senate aud the White House.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.


WASHINGTON, April 10.
The Senate aud the White House.
When the Senate met this morning the attend
anee of both Senator's and spectators was very
slim. The interest seems to concentrate now
about the White House and the departments,
which are overrun with persons in quest of Office,
and with parties who have been confirmed by
the Senate and who are now getting their in
structions.
The Eight-IIOur Law.
delegation of the Trades Union is here, and
called upon the President to-day, to urge upon
him the importance of setting aside the order of
the Secretary of the Navy relative to the eight
hour law. They ask that the President suspend
it, in accordance with the recommendations of
the House Committee on Naval Affairs.
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Latest Shipping Intelligence.
For additional Marine Nevs see Inside Pages.


For additional Marine NeVs sec Inside Pages.
lBY TELRGRAPHl
NEW YoRK, April 12-Arived. steamship Austrassian,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. APRIL ne.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT T1m EVENING TELEGRAPH
IA. M.,......4ol IL A. .M.........Ssle p. M.."..".@
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Brig Loeb Lomond Griffin, zaEa, = A A. Sou Sender q Co.
b; brig Aibstross smith, St. John, N B. Via Portland,
soRr Foam, HonSn, Norwich, SCOTT. Walter, &oO.
sSRr Mohns Ih Toiand New Haven nniclsOn 4o
schr Reading RR. No. 8, Smith brooklyn, do.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
B 6GGaGs n TS MqSSs Mser e SfSS y S
sohr lehman Blew Blew, days from Woods Hole, With
sehr Ida L. BSTgess, days from Boston, with mdse to
Knight Sons.
MEMORANDA
Steamship Fanta, Freeman, hence at New Yorh yester
Brig MsTsa3a MAJ ,1 m 5Ss5 Es' loading at Lisbon '
Brig Ieander Coran at Fortress Monroe from Penan-
bqs9 has been ordered to Phad %, e;eutseos
spoken q. HSeipthsyal out days for sasua, was
spoken SGp o Sand mo datSDS below New
Bss Rsss Rsas Rsss. cssa hs9S os t4SE % %
iSn sshT j ~ " NV Eserma ulse from Lynn for
at sSS Ssw 1on Hors olh &s below New
sSSr @ Curtis Fii3on sohers' hence at oisnfqss9s
seS Mary Hs9E 3, sflSs sfhSsphis I% Richmond sAsseas
f0s ssr SSnsS e. W Ferry sohers for PhAdelpia asd from
New Sb4 9essS,S ss%SOSd ss bicnson edrd
Rs, Hfy IL bsE kSlus Ss
"a schr as.H H. Thasher for Pliladsphis ailsa
ssbr GAVIN CLARK from ST. John n b. for PhSdsSchIa
qi,ed fTcm Newport sth Inst,
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING

Br barque ella Moore, Mgsters 46 days rom Oatdih
with railroad iron to Naylor Covesse TO Workmah&Uo
Schr Lehman Blew Blew days from Woods Hole, witt
guano TO j. S. Reese Go.
schr Ida L., Burgess days from Boston, with mdse u
Knight Sons.
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lBY TELRGRAPH1
NEW YoRK April 12-Arrived steamship Australasian,
from Liverpool
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFIcE. -
IA M......... 40 IL A. M.........E3s p M.."....@
The New York herald., 1869-09-04

The wheat market rm under the .tmal.n. q
did not respond 70 sS however @ g an %arte. closed
amber Winter western 90 r s fGo o. req aSsa s.s
siass '$s'. vss :irEs
for California delivered for exports 81 ss 50
81 :ss!sSn aSs
sssl Tn :; e f .SsT %s.s4 sss %
and yellow There was no prime corn on sails Rye vas
s % Ss:s
ss . 'T y 70 r for n'S % s'd ad Ss
FisFor dry cod the market moderately active and
:ss:i ss;s sss: s :sit 81:
active request and with small arrivals the market wa. rmsr
Is ~
% h:S S'e ss's aa SS
faSIsHJsIS market Va. .c,iy. and amsr 70, grain,
ceninSsd demand ss being mainly for
and ps sasD9 " Fl lind, ind ;' :. s
% ss:: at: :n. g s,s . q e. q s H. rG T.
ss sS s.ssa ssr a. Il tSssa s0I: 6:
S:ro.s P !. r. s,.i1 sss SS: .p! !p.,s: ss
Is s Iss sag:rs S a. e = ss % Sss w
o% fSiisdsphs With tbI: petroleum ma, i B. d., q
u "A
lnow in Bostonl from Philadelphia the Continent with
1000 bbs petroleum at 6e. 3D. British ship Bos-
tom hence 70 Hsvre Or Antwerp with $500 be petroleum
soa bhs petroleum On private terms: bark tnec In ESs-
Petroeum, Understood ut g. bark 70 the Bal
tic with l,55J bbls. petroleum at a. 3D. A
British ship e ondon w,I 5000 bbls oil cake at ss
brig TO Cork for order. With quarters grain at q
Three vessels NOV Monea for three voyages from Cuba
70 New York and Bremen ship with 200 hhds tobacco to
Italy, on private terms. 80.
GSsNfs quiet bn, prices were steady at i7c i7c
for bags and 2stS FOR cloth.
HrMP-Manls continued in demand, and further sales
made Of $50 bales at l2lc gold so days. We quote
sisa loc aoSc gold; jute, &c &c., do, and Tampco.
Hors.-The market continued rule qn,e but prices
without change There sales OF 30 bales at from
&c. a 1Sc. for common to prime grades.
HAY.-The demand was moderate: Shipping was selling
at 65c 6c. retail lots at 90c Sl TO- long straw
9Oc III 10, and short do At 75c. q sOc.
HDEs-fhe market was quiet but prices for all descrip
tops were hfn We quote :--Buenos Ayrss, Il % lbs
ss,, gold; dc rs Ibs, 2lcls &C. Do seconds. g q
Corsns q lbs. &c s2lc RIO o5S;CSs c.i,sd1n: q ~:
Ib, aoHo. Ale Central "A American a sS 10 y D.,
| Tampico, 20 . n lbs, 1sHc. l9Hc A.,
InoN.For Scotch pig the market was Quie'' the demAn'
The New York herald., 1869-09-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY. Sept A6P.M.

FRIDAY. Sept s-6P.M
oold was again the feature and excitement to-day.
The Gold Room was steadily thronged from half
past nine in the morning until six O'Clock in the even
ing. The fears OF 'corner" were not verined by
any actual demonstration, but the poor consolation
was held out that the "bulls," who claim they own
all the gold In the city, are only steadily putting up
the price in order that the "bears" may every day
call upon their customers for new margins. A sud-
den Jump" would break the "bears.n STEADY
advance win, 1t Is expected, drain every dollar out
OF the ''shorts" by the process OF continued
adjustment OF margins. Such is the avowed
plan or the ''bulls.n Their scheme Is the refine
ment OF cruelty. The advance to-day was 10 l3oX.
The movement is purely artificial. 1t is true nego-
tiations pending which threaten to give us Cuba
by the endorsement OF her ransom to Spain. Rentes
are also lower to-day in Paris But these causes
not suf1cent 10 produce such rise. The "buiis''
hold the gold and can control The market until the
shipments Of cotton ana produce bring gold into the
city. The ''bears" know this, and whore they have
Sufncient margins not afraid to give the bulls"
Al the gold they Will take One absurd rumor
In the Gold Room said that the government intended
70 keep gold up in order that the Western farmers
might get good prices for their breadstufrs, and
thus remain. content with the present political ad-
mInstration at Washington. The clearances show
the immense volume of business yesterday. The
total was $l97, ,949, ,000 The gold balances were
43152ee2 and the currency balances s4,sS7,s24 The
demand for cash gold was active In the forenoon,
when l-s2, s.s4 and to per cent and nat the
rates for Dorrowiag In the afternoon frOm to
per cont was paid for carrying The squeeze" was
only partial, jus. as the ''bus" announce is the
programme. The range OF the market is shown In
the table.--
The New York herald., 1869-09-04

The PhlIadeIpnia Ledger, OF this morning, says
The Great western Railway, of Canada, 1t Ia re-
ported, has been consolidated with the New York
Central and tho Michigan Southern. The plan OF
leasing the road It s asserted, was proposed to the
managers living In London, rut was declined, and
the owners Of the roads in the United states
then purchased controlling interest In the
Canada line. At the next meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Great Western, it Is be-
lieved, q conditional transfer Of the railway
Will be effected. The conduct Of the Canadian
directors Is severely blamed BY tho journals in the
Dominion and 1t Is asserted that the third RAIL- to
form narrow gauge. was recently laid with view
20 this consolidation. Complaint Is also made that
the company has secured considerable reduction
IN debt and interest due TO the government OF Can.
Ada and that the arrangement will enuTe TO the
benent Of foreigners. The Canadian Parliament, 1t
y asserted would never have consented to this sac
E11ce II tho plan had then been announced. The
eorest point the reduction OF freights to shippers
living In Michigan, while the Canadians have to pay
heavy rates for the transportation OF domestic pro-
6uce.
The following shows the results OF today's busi
ness At the United States SabTreasury In this
The New York herald., 1869-09-04

LEAD.-Pig quiet, but prices steady At s6 SIN
sO g. foreign Bar was quoted at &C. aud steel
%srss quiet the ds%sns being
sa sT hs%essr &C. s.ds for Cuba esnriussl
c sS soS M
. ys. 'sy g: ,s:
msrchanabs and shipping order The business rosn
s b. s1s' IS ~ ss s @ en- snS
g. Rss% a. ens Ss sn, gils 81 we @ 81 S. pss
a9 Taa3S ssss: IS W.
S ID. s,s s q o. o.. IN
:ss 3
s; !. ss.s e. g for :ss rsf winter winter
SS 81 M xSsr Sssde ss SOL 0s'aA'd and an
bulk va Va: n more en- nd. and
eS Il S ooss n s' a ss' Ss
isc. Crude 10 bbls quiet and heard Of further
eGpo sns $ s as
stsnds1S white a . So g. from Inc iSth 70
sn s sss''%iSs' sss is e.. dS
private terms closing strong about
TSs
gh test) at sac 1000 do for the last half September at
PsovssIoss Receipts, 10 SSls. pork ana II Do; lard
Ths sales aSos. 500 SSs sm. iois
pss. @ .s ar%s ans @ sa9 IS s sI sy SSs s @ s
Sss s:ss ss .ssss
ca " sas 6; ':I $ s1s
s. for :. nss 5 % I e' ason as' ws n '&ssa & %a 'ss;
prices rm bu; business restricted By the small
sHf Seies sIsi CO.. YSSss S
S ae0ps former sr g pSes sSost,, snss
picked hams is .mSssd SSs,
held with rnaess q former prices sales
q 51as isIs for No to prime steam and isc
a a sh sna sS @ . r. @
Rsnyoon 'H was dull, but unchanged "A '~' "
@ and .;ss s
S foT $as
% active aGs Demand mainly from ren.
s.. ss %sr S's s firm =
Porto Rico, also isoo iac. Relned in
': ssasi's '1e sE% g; 81 '
i%; good sssssgy. sIa,s prime aSSiss
sISs :s' Ssa9ids' aS ss s
s Sss's ss5 K
RSs soS hos and Ss s WAS s aue
q s sss c steady e the
Juan ssc 4oc Bovsr soc sic; slssi 4sc slsc Vera
Par. o pes H. s' gold Southern and Texas sss
% pss @ gy s ysrs us ssf &
Eo SS.ns. @ ss !asS rsS..
Patns. dc . SOC, currency;
seon @ se for orai
nary to choice in hhds and ercss Ss bu 49,
The New York herald., 1869-09-04

from all sources being light prices hr, owink 20
the gold We heard OF sales OF consequence
Eginton, ship quoted at $Ss and 9lengarncek
ship 4S9 American there better demand, though
the market called quiet prices were without G ssrssn
carbon Grey Forge, 200 do. No. and 100 DO NO.
X, private Refined bar quiet but steady NJ
Xs5 Rails were qnt steady 974 @76 currency for
American, and 85S SO, gold, FOR English.
LFATuER.-The market for hemock sole was duh, and
prices were generally heavy. What little demand prevailed
entirely for and good damaged which are
scarce The mainly composed OF mid
die weights and the stock poorly assorted OAK was dn
but unchanged while e active for mid
do weights dull for other kinds. We append the cur
rAnt nunfatiuna