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SEzURE.-An illicit still of 300 gallo. =" to
was seized by Deputy Collector Brockett H1s a.
cupiei house in Irving street. ahao,
The EVENING SCHOoLs.-The evening schools
were opened on Monday evening. These are seven
in number, two OF which are for colored pupils. The
attendance was larger than IL was last year.
FATAL Ac6TDENT.-le Yesterday a cartman In the
employ OF Waterbury Il Co., in Front street, New
York, was killed By bale Of hemp falling upon him
ct darbecls stores, In Furman street.
BKoOKLYE MoRrALlTY.-The total number OF
deaths in the city OF Brooklyn during tue past week
was los, increase OF IA over the motuary list Of
the previous week. or the deceased rs were men,
81 women, 81 boys and So girls
ASSAULT BY A PArRoLMAS.-hartin Mc'innlss,
patrolman attached to the Forty-third precinct, v
tried before Judge Troy yesterday and convicted
assaulung Martin Logan, maa sixty years OF Il
Willie conveying MIN TO the station house ON the
OF the present month.
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The market, late in the afternoon rallied some
what from the lowest prices under feer purchasing,
supposed to be induced by the report that the gov
eminent will tomorrow buy four millions Of bonds
and thus afford the money market the relief Of the
currency equivalent, amounting to nearly five mil
lions OF dollars. The following were the prices OF
stocks at the last session Of the Stock Exchange
Canton So bid Cumberland, 20 o 80; Western Union,
S0S S02s; Quicksilver 121s 10; MarlpOsa, bid;
do. preferred, 1914 1674; Pacific Mail, 6616 e8d;
Boston Water Power, 13,a Is; Adams Express, so
a 5O3s; Wells Fargo Express, II 10; American Elk.
press, 3016 81 United States Express, so a 81; New
York Central 175 a 1855 Hudson River. $50 cash;
Harlem, l25 1870; Erie, % 2s]4 d. preferred, 81;
Reading, 92j4 92A; Michigan Central, lis 122;
Lake Shore, s24 S22s; Illinois Central, 1871 q 1886;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 90; Chicago and North.
western, 6714 bid; do. preferred s01s 81; Cleve-
land Columbus and Cincinnati, rs a 49, Rock
Island, 1O4l5 1915; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 6s
671a; do. preferred, Tx rs; Toledo and Wabash,
65 bid; Fort Wayne, s3A S31S; Alton and Terre
Haute, 32; do preferred, So ST. Ohio and Missis.
sippi, 20 a 2e}S; New Jersey Central, 100; Chicago
and Alton, 40 141; do. preferred, 142 las; Han
niDa and st. Joseph, 1o4; do. preferred 1O3 1OA1;
Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central, 2o9s 26>a.
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sometimes swear, which Is horrible. II their busi-
ness Is urgent they are admitted in due time which
Ia regal friend tells me II you desire certlh-
Gates OF citizenship which furnished by the Con-
suls mere IL Is necessary TO have the deposition Of
your mother, which do not believe. Pardon me
for speaking Ia this manner OF your distinguished
manner ol speaking OF him generally ndalged IN
here.
In reference to the correspondence, it would be
well TO be very careful. Whether the authorities
VIII habtuay examine The mails, as on the depart
ure OF the Missouri last week, do not know. There
Is some statement aoat that The mal bags are to be
hung mp IN the American and British Consulates FOR
their protection but as the American Consul mas
stopped much or the correspondence going through
his Office, fearing 1t might contain something trer
sOnable at least Injurious to the feelings Of the
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was g piei but held for full prices 80 tons
'Ioi1ssEs market all kinds quiet. hold
es were s firm IN Their views and full Prices prevailed
s hSysa
esc. aNc. We quOteCuba centrifugal and mixed, BIC.
Porto Rico BE- 75c New Orleans &c., 95c. and Barba.
Nlv1i sTosfs.-sprlts turpentine was in limited dc.
msnd but steady IN yaus closing at 4s 44c for merchant
kosn conns sS t e light seand and prices
sssSsS9 We !ne,es-strained y Is Y 30; No 81 .
brought 81 Wsshinston was quoted " lsf $685..
spg Sss % Email sa.s to On
~ 90 Mcnhaden quoted &c. 6ic. Western
dEeA rad s5c We quote whale y, y 3s bsached
'P ",fssnSa En'r de bulk was dull
ss sssn ~ the d
ssneG Wa. in 00 aesnd but and
shade Grme the market closing se The sales were o
October at DO fsr as Ss and last 10.
part 9 ssph i"a wa s n ss syfHn SS
& bn In S market @ but Il
c, The sales Light, being 1000 bbls. standard
white at 3c Cuo do At LOGO d. FOR November and
Receipts. Ias Nsl. pork The pork market
and prices were heavy and lover closing $3.50
ISL ISL 1ST ssi' Sn
clear S6 90 &26 rs for prime, and 1929 60 SsS 10 for
:.s: LIZ sss, aI% yss :yy, a.. =
us 'S FOR d. 'S Eel % rule duh
;: E: a .s
sSGa ias' n iSSa iSs rs sailed
sc for picked hams esc a2c FOR smoked and tagged
Ice cured at ic The market continued 10 rac quiet
note In prices sales about a6o packages at 1c. isc
The 10y = grades Of s a wsa IA Sqs Ss
va s s5s Is M S9S S s sns ssas ': IT,
mon ihoce 9c &c heese wa, bS. little sought after,
S Srys & 's s wS good S s ezra
choice dsires ne. lsHc, and common do, &C. isc,
heard OF important sales. Carolina was quoted &c. &c.,
'fssStaRs for raw va. dull there being but III
quotations The s;s were 10 Md. at isS isc FOR Cuba
pr S the ma sks 'a cCsn s' at for hsr is
.S, while sgs Tor extra q and Sc a. l5s
i've ii5lc. good lac fair . good gro
& bI. and S p,%s T. snSii s &C., as S.
and boxes ;c msladS 60 hnSana 9 'as
s No. do Is % IS ss a s ee dO Us Zee
q 70 90 ,se I ssc rG1 s Rico refining
were aal,. bp, steady p "a y VA sG,ss
nominal. We quote :-gost- Tampico, SIZE Maameros
s & Vera s ss &s. Dss s s' s
Cape DC s psrs Currency nssr saO " &C.
c srs s Ss Ansostara sic Para ic S gold
sALr~With only moderate demand and fair receipts tn,
remit west was unchanged being steady ana
ss1 s.oou 3 s% p :"s e. Ne SsT
" o.; sroand ~ 81 sSi Higgins, IS 80 10, an'
SsaDa -Iiasesa was Sua and p0u,aa >, q yss salll
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76s s.s sIs sss" 5 @
s se's p = On s T
o5 g y S ST 40
5qs1ss g iST lSSd q S5
u 20 s. q southern Oats irrssuar
S sushe sia Rye quiet ss quite
steady in value There were small sales at 81 IL ~ 10 for
s @ %ssn sas 81 srs
ing light and rates were e generally heavy though no lower
s TT
s S % o sC' s%e g.
erces bee and o boxes iogSood private
schooner 10 TONS to spasish Main and back on private
terms.
being mea ba. prices We're without Change of
ns ssnersy a s at VI
sas we SsT b b @ S Tvs
for do 30 No. D. for isrse No. J.
d o sSe steady at
picked fish were steady at 20 % cod and "a 70
dgSNns quiet bnt steady, at lec l7c. for bags,
was in sh and md Ne heard Of no sales
for nke l2c do, for slsa and 7c asc do for Tam
Hors~The market was very quiet but the few sales made
were at former prices New were quoted l5c &c and
hSnsWfhe marke. wa. very que. and prices were
20 Ayres Is q ibs ale asc gSenos
Gle 21kc Correntes, 2l1s " lbs zoe. 2O,4c; Rio
Grande q a2s ios 2lc 0rnoco 81 Is bs 21c CSlifor
IKE. Issc. Matsmoros and Me1icsn ~ - lbs, 49,
Y ibs i7c is%s; Bogoia Is 20 lbs, IKE ishe and
hides Sept 2 1862 l6SOO corresponding date last year.
1920.
marss. for all kinds Scotch pig dull tho
lower heavy we quote Eslinton, ex ship, Ss7 81;
d. in yard Sss 81 S39 Gengarpock, ship, $685. do
yard $50 $40 Sales 100 tons No. Gengarnock private
TERMS American dull but unchanged, No. being
quoted al $40 ga and NOa sss SsS There saies
scrap private terms. Refined bar quiet but steady
at $s5 s7 50 while rails steady &74 $7o
currency for American, and 1856 70, gold, for English
LRArIiER-The market for hemlock sole unchanged
Heavy and good damaged Of all grades and
quick full prices while other kinds though quiet
were held for fun previous figures The stock remains mod
crate and poorly assorted OAK quiet while rough
dull but unchanged in value. We append the quota
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TIE RATIONAL GAME.
Gotham va. Cr,pfrc.


The home and home game betwee-~<S
named clubs came OF yesterday aflerit abov.
Eiysian Fields, Holeken, In the presence o, at tba
but select assemblage. A reference to The sina
low will give q good idea of the general chaXre be.
the game, ald 70 speak Of it In detail wou or
work OF supelcros9tion. The Gothams playeu'& a
ally well until the eighth i2ning, when the EmN
by heavy hiding, aided by Two missed NY catcA
and some htte ooseness in the field, were gradual
closing the immense gap whies the Gothams
had placed between them. The Cor
were apparently becoming demofanzcu, o
tue Empires were gaining confidence. ne
position for all interested was exciting
In the eXtreue: the umpire evei became somewhat
anected, and almost unconsciousy decided BENNETT
out at thi base when Mason ha.i made q dive for
him, bat fell wide. OF the playing that OF GOodspeed
must, pdT excellence, be ranked cup head.n Beade,
Marks, Mason aud Han also deserve credit. On the
Empire side French, Bennett. McGowan, Murphy,
Miller, Grin, Kelly and Higham deserve credit Tor
good service In their respective positions. Vincent
pitched with mach Judgment while The Empires
generally showed a great lack OF that servIceable
quality IN 'sNcSngD 10 their work.
1he Empires had ont a good nine, and expect to
play the same s'team" on FRIDAY against the
''Giantsn VINO filed their time out at Sing sing last
week.
rna of rI to,
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SUPREME COUaT-SpeciAL TERM.
The Fisher Divorce Suit in n New Phase
Before Judge Gilbert.

Before Judge Gilbert.
cara Fisher Us. WHidne James FisaeT.-Mr
Edwin James applied TO the court for an order call
ing upon the defendant to show cause why the de-
cree OF divorce obtained in this suit and all the pro-
ceedings should not be vacated upon the ground OF
fraud. 1t appeared from the statement made that
the plaintiff lady OF property residing at Hack
ensack, NJ j., the defendant was u lawyer carrying
on business at rs Nassau street, New York city.
The plainllf deposed That she married the defend
ant III July, 1866, and she had recently discovered
that she mad obtained divorce, and upon searching
the records Of the court q decree OF divorce was
found, which had been filed the 1st OF october,
1868. The AFFIDAVIT stated that the defendant had
induced her by false representations TO sign COM
plaiut, telling her that the object OF the proceeding
was TO secure his income for herself anu her child.
ren. and that she positively refused upon many
OCCASIONS 10 take any proceedings for divorce.
1t was further alleged that the defendant was
carrying adulterOus intercourse with one
Nary Frances stevens, had deserted his vile and
children and was cohabltng with her, and since lie
obtained the decree of divorce had married her.
Mrs. Fisher swOre positively that she had en-
ployed no lawyer aud was Ignorant OF tie effect OF
the whole proceedings Which were a fraud upon her
and upon the Court.
IL TRANSFERRED that the defendant is the same gen.
tleman who IS now In custody upon an alleged
charge Oh steing records In divorce suit frvm the
flies Of tili3 court.
Judge Gilbert upon these facts granted an order
returnabls on FRIDAY next at ten O'Clock.
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gold duty paid 5000 bags sold In Boston ut 80 IN
Grass dull but unchanged value clover being quoted
at lyc Ike Timothy ~ t0 and rough fax s2 Al $2 90
SpERMACErf Refined was quiet at4i15c 4tc, II which
prices the last faes were made.
SpELTRRSesian quiet, but steady, at SIC, gold,
for ordinary. No sales.
sTEAmsE dul, but unchanged. Small sales
made at 1870. a 20c. for common TO prime.
TALLow.-rhe marke. was quiet and prices were heavy
though no lower About 10 COO lbs sold At l2c
Tts.pig dun and nominal a. S2c. ~ gold, for
Straits &c. do for English and &c. do for Bsnca Sales,
changed value Sales 500 boxes assorted charcoal at s 30
for @. We quote-I G. charcoal s 20 IS So gold;
c. coke So 10 So so do coke terne &c. do anu charcoal
terne, ~ BIN a SIS rs, do.
1oBACOO.-The market Kentucky very quiet the
demand from all being light prices however,
steady The sales limited q l5 hhds at loe l5c
IN seed ea the transactions dnute being 10 cases
ls6s crop Connection. Soc $751; and SO 40 Elae at l3c
Spanish dull our quotations. We quote:-
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CoFFrR.-Ro dun but unchanged in value Sales Wv
bags Parhan private terms OF Maracabo tg0 bags
sold private terms. Other kinds were duh but un
changed We quote:-Ro, ordinary cnrgoes, lStc lic
fair do, n1c bc. good do lbilc. 1915 prime do
l61c l7c extremes for lots 1890. 17sSc.; Java &c
24c. Ceylon, IKE Ike; Maracabo 1870. a ls3c.
Iaguayra l61ac l7S4c.; Jamaica, lbc. itc; Mania
Costa kica and Mexican, H1sc lec all gold, duty paif
Messrs. William Scott Sons made the stock RIO to-day as
follows:l2l44 bags In New York. q COO In BALTIMORE
ll,0UO In New Orleans, aud $50 in Mobile.
COoPEEAGE SToCKs.-The demand for al kinds was light
but prices unchanged We quote:Sugar shocks, 80
inch heads SO ~ 81 So do 80 do, SO 90 TO- mo-
lasses do 50 do 81 w So pipe do 50 s1 box do
~ feet, $40 $45.
Cocoa dull and prices were nominal a: lOr l0,.c
caibo do. No sales.
0oRnAen was moderately active a. former prices. We
quote Manila, 2lc. a 25c. and tarred Russia lie.
DIEwoopB.-The business in all kinds was light there
being scarcely demand and heard OF sales of I'M
poance Prices were nominal at about $50 gold for Ja
malca and ST. Domingo logwood 1919 ~ $780, god for Cuba
fustc s5 $ do for other Kinds iusic and 50 do for
camwoOd.
FLOUR AND GRAIS:-Recepts 1929 bbls flour, lib do.
and lC0 bags meal l2 bushels wheat o. s do corn
Sbl3 DO oats "a do rye and Loco do malt The nor mar
ke ruled dull and heavy to-day but prices not lower
rave in few exceptional cases There very little
taken at 81 4S 81 90. California flour nominal The
and most grades heavy Sales DO bbs Rye -four
in limited demand but unchanged The sales $50 bbls
Corn meal quiet but steady quotations Sales 200
Ounte
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CROOK YIN CITY.
.silt5 STATES COMMISSIONERS cuy,r.
Alleged Fraud ON the Revenuc-Disriarsc Of
the Accused.
TIE COURTS.


the Accused.
Before Commissioner Newton.
TIE United states Vs. Michael a3sd Stephen
McAohOa.-As already stated in our columns, the
defendants, who are liquor dealers, keeping places
In New York and Williamsburg, were arrested Tor
having empty whiskey barrels exposed IN front OF
their in Williamsburg bearing the internal rev.
enue stamp without being defaced or removed, SUD-
prisonment and $1,000 line, and not more than i've
years. Imprisonment and $4,000 fine. me case
was investigated some days ago before the Commas
sioner and considerable testimony taken, especially
fraud was Intended. The case was ably argued by
MIR. Ethan Alien, Assistant United States District
Attorney, and by Mr.. Matthew McMahOn, On DenaiI
OF The defendants, and the commissioner, AFTER sew
eral days consideration, yesterday hOu0rlDly ulS-
charged the defendants.
Charged With Assauiting Revenue Officers.
Before Commissioner Jones.
The United States o. NetS and Peter AcGOttl,tck.-
The defendants in this case are rectiners and
retail liquor dealers, having a place OF business at
No. Flushing avenue. On Saturday. the 18th inst,
the place was seized on charge Of fraud In recfy-
Ing spirits and other alleged irregularities In their
mode OF dong business. 1t Is charged that after
Deputy Collector tiuDbell had seized the place and
Clements, thai they ordered to leave the place
by Nell McNoldrck, who said they were Tools OF
parties In the second district. crowd OF about
twenty persons gathered around the officers. In
the officers were compelled to leave the establish
ment, ana shortly afterwards the brothers McG0d.
rick were arrested on charge Of Obstructing them
In the discharge OF their duty, on which charge they
Jones yesterday. Some testimony was taken, when
the case WAS adjourned.
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STseEr QUOTATIONS.
Hair.pnst Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2s-.

NNW fVHk, Ntpt z5--b T. n.
BEEswAx slow Of sale, but unchanged In value
There small within the range of I6c, <9c. for
Western and Southern
BUILDING MATERIALs.-For most articles coming under
this classification the market moderately acve prices
were generally steady and rm Eastern spruce mode
ratcy dealt and "a les were reported Of 100000 feet within
The range S f23 the latter price for choice schedules
Iaths were nj 49, which price there sales OF
I6Q0OQ0 the supply moderate Rosendale cement wsp
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Base Ball Notes.

To-day the Haymakers play the Atlantics at the1
Capitoline.
The Empires and Athletes will play their return
game on the ilst Thursday In October ut washing
ton Heights.
the owner OF that gold ball has awarded 1t to the
Athletics, because they defeated the Mutuals. Why
was TINS NOT donc beforeS II is very evident that
the bali was made for the Athletics, and II would
have looked well had IL been presented lass
to agreement tho ball was not at stake. Tho "Hay.
maKersn viii arrive tomorrow and play their home
and home With the AtlAntiQe
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and 81 CO for Bricks only moderately sought
after but steady ut about former prices We quote New
Jeraey PALE ~ so IS 30; do. hard So 81 North river
cas-
CANDLES dull and NOMINAL at 1ec 22c for Western
and city adamaDtine 4Sc for sperm and 6sc for patent
CoPPERThe market quiet the sales being only
about $50 OC0 be. at pc 22c. closing these prices
CorToN-Therc was fairly active demand from spin.
and inquiry from SPECTATORS and fair business
contaminated but at about lower prices. The Of
erings to fair extent Sales bales Including 800
TO arve OF which 1868 for spinning ass specua-
ton and S for export For future delivery the market was
dull the sales being only $50 bales basis low mddnG Tor
sepiemter at c a2sc and 200 do for October at 26c
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I'm; AT WHlTNsYVLLE, NE,

hre broke out In the depot OF the Whtneyville
ana Nachiasport Railroad Company at Whtneyvllic,
Me-, at one O'Clock Friday afternoon, and in one
hour the depot, the machine shops, woodsheds and
Office OF the company were entirely destroyed. Loss
$4,000; no insurance. Fire took lrom sparks nom
the engine
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fine, 81 10 81 l5 iara-I cut, 7Oc sJc III cut, 81 O5
IA u l2g average lot, Sbc. n So
Observation-Disclosures work, common and medium, Hc.
&c. in bond good and lne 2oc. &c., in bond. Bright
work. common and meaium 25c 30c In bond; good and
fine S5c 55c., IN bond.
woor-Thc for fleece dull, usually during
the forepart OF the week. but holders remain rn In their
little demand prevails 4 exclusively for small lots to supply
immediate Pulled is only moderately sought after,
but steady in vane the supply continues moderate. In
Texas ana California woods the business small there being
but little demand; prices heavy, though lower.
Foreign wool quiet and nominal An auction sale of 1900
81 goo lbs. fleece 4oc &c., including leo lake at 57c
10000 and No Ohio at 49c 5000 Michigan nj dc, 600
low Ohio at 5oc, 1900 do. at 4g1lc, small lots
pckock at 60c, 1000 tuObed at b5c. 5715c., 1000
secured nj 53c 65c the inside price for 5000 Xxx
Ohio al 52Ec and $500 Nos private terms; aso IS 900
bs pulled at a3c 47c. for No super and EXTRA II 900
lbs Texas at e SSc Che latter price Io hns 10 90 lbs
1900 lbs washed California private terms or for
egn the sales 1OJ bales washed Donkoi private
terms We Quotefleece Ohio Pennsylvania and Virginia
choice spring, 6tc G5c.; Xxx, Sic 55c.; No. and
Acc. Doc low. 4Skc. 50c New York, Michigan and Wis
consin saxony, t5c 6oc Xxx 4gc bUc No and K, a7c
full blood, toc BE-. Xxx, 4sc 5oc. and No l. 4sc.
6vc. unwashed DC S6c Texas, line and medium 30c.
to APP zoe. 3Sc j, Csc BE. Csc. a2sc; fall clip, 2oc
26c according to quality.
WMALEro sBleached quoted I0Ec, with sales Of
% 600 lba. on private terms.
WuALEBosE Of salc firm, former prices.
5000 Lbs. Arctic realized 81, gold Stock at daen frat
hands, S07 0Op lbs in spectators hands, 1909 lbs
WHisKEY. Receipts, $50 bbs. The market was trihe
frmeI though quiet. small made at 81 le which
was about the closing price.
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e score OF tue game is as follows:-,

Clus. LII. 81. 3d. Az. 81. 6fh. IN. 8h. Oh.
Gotham Runs. O27
Enpire-Rnns.. 1 IL v-0
GOTHAM Left ......... l W
Empire Lett. u 0-W
Home rups-Mu;ray /; KelIy, MURPHY, L Bennst
Goodspeed Reed. l-,ota Gotham, 7? Miller, 2; GrIiln.
81 French 1; aeGowan, IL Ward, Setoial Empire, ~ a.
Gooaspeud, 81 eci s; Chapman, Total, To- Kelly, Nc
Gowan, ], Ward, / Total. T. . -
Foul bound catches Marks, fIishan, 9; Miller Sto'a
Bsse payPut ont by Beade, Mason, Goodspced, -
total Gotham TO- Assisted by Mason u Vincent Ii Marks,
2 Hail. speed 81 Put by Bennett 3; French,
total Empire ~ Assisted by Murphy Highain, 81 Miner,
/; McGowau, Ward, |.
Touched between bases-By Ward,
Total ncliug crrors-Goham, y Empire, 30
Scorers -.Nessrs. Bearse aud keIlys
Umpire-Sif. Hicks, OF the Harmonic.
Time OF saIne-fwo hours and forty minutes.
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nacular of the Long Room certain parties have
gone cunning" for the stocks which they are
feputed to he carrying Now, all concerned IN any
effort whose object = the bankruptcy OF such a
firm, are guilty OF a great mora! wrong, which in the
long run will only revert against themselves. The
situation is such that every man should do his best
to prevent the further complication OF matters.
Private jealousy should be forgotten, and every
effort made to turn the tide in the other direction.
The markets were all feverish and unsettled. The
State bonds were extremely dull and weak. The
following the quotations. late in the day for the
leading Southern bonds:-Tennessees ex coupon,
90 o OF; do. new, So a 53k; yirginas ex coupon,
30 o IS; North Carolinas ex coupon, 4S a 4s1; do.
new, as a 45,s; do, special tax 4s 4s1a; Missouri
axes, IS s51l; Louisiana skies, 81 II; do. levce
skies, o. 64 do do. Fights, So a SO; Alabama
Fights, 90 %; South Carolina skies. 81 20; do,
new, 90 q Go.
Even the government market was heavy under
the general decentralization, and prices broke down
to the following figures at the close:-United States
currency SKIES 1867 106js; do SKIES 1851, regis
tered 1881 l1o4; do. do, coupon, l19 ll01a do
0vetwenties, registered, May aud November, 1ls'4
l19; do. do, coupon 1852, do, 19A l20; do. do
coupon, 1884, do, 119 1874; do. d. coupon, 1862
ll9J4 l1o1a do do, registered January and July,
I6A o ll7 do. do, coupon, 1865, do, 11GM III;
do. do coupon 1857, do, 1867 III; do. DO,
coupon 1868, do, 1l8I III; do. ten forcs. regis
tered, los 1855; DO. do, coupon, 1oSA q lOsH.
There was panic In the stock market, such as at
any other time would nave produced the widest
excitement; but losers have become 80 accustomed
to losing that they now lose with a much better
grace ana part with their stocks at q frlQhtful
decline with less conjunction than they would o
few weeks ago have taken O loss Of one or two per
aant 4 "breakr Of ave or tep per cent " regarded