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The New York herald., 1870-12-10
STREET QUOTATIONS..
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

FRIDAY Dec. g--6 r. n.
Asufs-Receipts, none The demand for po, was pass.
ably active and prices steady and firm
Ing the fair arrivals. We rs So 2 Pearl were
still dull and nominal at $5 80 a 1926.
BEEswAxThe demand was light, bu, the offerings were
only moderate and prices were firm Mt 3alc SIC for
Western and Southern. We heard of important saes
COoPERAGE SToCK-There a moderate degree Of
activity In the market at previous prices which holders
$2 30 S3 sugar do. % do So is S2 S. moasses DO
S2 do $2 50 So 65 box do, $50 Ss5 pipe do SIS so M
rum do - 20 S5; hoops IA feet, SO S5O hoops il
CEMENr.-Rosendale fairly active and adv at 81 a
CANDLfs still slow of sale, being no demand
except Tor small lots to supply immediate wants but prices
were unaltered we quote adamaninc Q2 IA o. lac.
ioc; SPERM oUc.; and patent 4oc
CHICoRY.We heard OF sales. but the market was
strong. owing to the small was quoted "a
l0c. q lOhc., god In bond.
CoTToN-fhe amount OF business consumnnatsd in this
staple was comparatively light the demand from all classes
or buyers being less active and the offerings quite
large prices were heavy and declined DC pound the
bales TO arrive, there sold 1906 bales OF
which l,o59 were for export, M for spinning
and 43 on speculation Cotton for future delivery in
weak at the decline, with fair offerings The sales tbasls
low mdding) follows --Deccmber $500 at l5s.c
400 at ID 6c January 600 at l5c 1000 Is 3l6c be-
ssnry ssmse se s & l M.4s Ssnu1 % n y sse
ary 100 At February 100 at l5c March, 100 l5sc
togeher January and February, 400 each, at l5Ac
ruary iuJ ut i55c zoo az l5c March, 1000 at Is 7l6c
800 at 10 76c Total 800; deduct exchanges bales
Late yesterday there sold the following December
40 at zoo at l5 0c Jannary 100 at 53sc 900 at
100 at l5c, together: January, February March 100
each at I5sc January and February, 100 each
April 100 at l5c. Total, 1,a0 bales. total s4o6
bales We append the closing quotations Tor
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

4 The Fort Wayne Qnd.) Democrat has resumed its
t0rginal name-the Fort Wayne Aor,,in0 Sentinel
Iand VIII hereafter be issued as morning paper.
The editress of the south BEND Qnd.) National
tUn,on Is trying TO remember who II was that pro-
mised her that baby carriage. The baby Is getting
Ito be too heavy to tote about in arms.
Colonel J. Y Dashiell has purchased the interest
rof the late Henry o. Logan in the San Antonio
kTexas) Herald, and has become one OF It's editors.
The Oil City daily tPa.) Times has ceased TO be- 1t
was good little paper and did its work well but the
Ineighborhood couldn't support daily local paper.
The Marysville tKansas) Locomotive speaks OF the
editor OF the Kansas City Ne.rs as IAN eighteen
carat dead beat and fraud and OF the editor OF the
Olatne Ne,cs Letter as "a first class sausage cover
and an unmitigated blackguard.n
Clinton Parkhurst, of the Charlton Democrat bids
Iarewc 10 the readers Of that paper In its last issue
auo anxeunces that he has received notice OF heir
snip 10 Ssoooo, evidence OF tho goodwill OF Balt.
more uncle. Arriving at Davenport on Th8nkSgiv.
ing Day. ne found his rortsne to be 2,950,0oo.
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A BOY CARRIED OVER cenEsEs FALLS.

lFFOIn tne Rocneater 6niOn Dec, 3.
A most lamentable and shocking accident oc.
cured about halrpast eight O'Clock this morning
In full view OF several persons who were standing
on the Central Railroad bridge crossing the river
near the depot.
Three little boys. named respectively Frederick
Bach, Christopher Spess and George Loufer were
on their way TO the Allen street German Lutheran
School. While crossing the river by the Central
Railroad bridge the cap OF Spess or Ioufer
was blown or by the wind into the river. within
nve or SIX feet OF the edge OF the High Falls,
where 1t lodged against stone boat which had
been noated rom Main street bridge TO the spot
Bach, who was about twelve years old volunteered
to 60 after It, and at once descended one Of the
bridge piers to the stone wall which separates the
mill race on the east side from the channel OF the
river. From the wall he crossed through rapid,
but not very deep, channe! OF water TO broad bank
OF earth which had been temporarily deposited in
the river, and thence through comparatively still
and shallow water 10 the stone boat, where he re-
covered the cap.
On his return ne had reached the east side OF the
earth bank and was In the act OF stepping into the
water To cross to tho stone wall when the earth,
which had been undermined, gave way and he was
thrown enGtnwtSe into the current and before he
could recover himself or regain bis feet he was
swept over the fearful precipcc
HIS companions, ana those who witnessed the AZ
fair were 2aralyZed at the moment by the fearful
sight. One Or TWO on recovering themselves ran on
the stone wall TO the side OF the falls and peercd
into the whirlpool OF water beneath. where they
saw the body OF young Bach spinning around ana
around.
Spe,s and Lourer ran to The school which they
attended and communicated the news TO their
teacher and schoolmates. Other parties at in
formed the parents Of the unfortunate lad, who re-
side IN Hanover street. The father has been sick for
the past Nv years. The mother to the bridge
learn that her boy was doubtless In the Whirlpool,
and that nothing could be done at present to
his body-that III time II would be carried perhaps
into some eddy lower down in the river, when i,
could be recovered.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,


BELESAP--BLEECEER.--In Jersey City, on Thurs
day, December $, by the Rev. William A. Matson
ID. d., A. WELLING BELKNAP TO JESSIE b., daughter
OF the late Alexander n Beecker, OF this city.
BRIGHAM-ATEXANDER.-In the Church of the Re-
deemer, Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, Deceni-
ber 7, by the Rev. II. f. Terry rector OF Sc. Johns
parish, assisted by the Rev. Edwarl Jcssup rector
OF the Church OF the Redeemer, LUCIEN FAY BRIG
HAN 10 LOUISE, second daughter OF George W.
Alexander. Esq., all Of Brooklyn.
HAYDEN-QUINAN.-On Wednesday, December T.
at the residence OF the BRIDES brother-in-law g. f.
Davenport, Elizabeth, N. j. by the Rev. II. b.
Ridgaway, ID. d. BRACE HAYDEN to ktTTlE, daughter
OF Henry Il. Quinan, all OF New York
Observation-Disclosures Friday, December O. by
the Rev. Samuel w. Duf1eld. PETER HENDERSON, OF
Jersey City, TO JEANIE H. REID, OF Greenville N. j.
Posr-SMITH.--0n Thursday, December g. by the
Rev. Samuel J. Knapp, JAMES H. Posi-, Of Wood
side. Long Island, TO REBECCA Il. SMITH only
daughter of James b. Smith, Esq, OF this city.
PRi0R-CooK.-0n Thursday, December s. at the
residence OF the brides uncle, g. Denison, ESQ., by
the Rev. Thomas Gallaudet THOMAS $. PRIOR to
IDA l.. COOK, daughter OF the late Egbert Z. Cook.
No cards.
REED--YAN ETTRN.--On Thursday. December s.,
at the Sixth Avenue Reformed church, BY Rev. Dir.
Danner, JOHN X. REED TO Aida VAN ETrEN a OF
this city.
wEBsTER-JoSDs.-On Wednesday evening De.
cember7 al the residence Of the BRIDES father.
No. 355 Lexington avenue, by the Rev. Dr. Ander.
son, Lieutenant Colonel ALMA y. WEBSTER TO NELLIE
Il. JONES.
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ssies about $4,000 bushels a, u IS s 10 for fair
n q 81 " "
Amber winter quiet, with 81 y bid In Corn wa.
% : ss;s sss', :.' s'ss a's 1ss ,s:
q Ss,S ooo bushels % at sNc for Western So sac
.SS % sass M.. dull ..a %I as
%ss sss. .n .sGa sos .r
malt ~ ,,a.,d wa. dull and nominal ,.. 49,.
for almost All articles The chsrering business dni
nh: %:u,. '%ns; r.:
sns a ss:. ceSp AZ !. sa ga, "a =, sail y and A
d.:ss% ss ssSS sSss bushels Wheat sop; s and is
ssrp cargo s.re Odessa, With go pS rstrc;
p.: pnS s extract
ftsn-rhe market for dry cod quiet but prices
s: sa.ss :fs:: % sss';f
Ss so siS iis Y ETSi. SS X: ny " s1i l
,o. pUs Other kinda duh nominal At former
GuSslrs quiet and we heard of no further sales
as nor wsrs % ior bag. a c gold n bond while cloth
~as s sSsrsass aay aSss at 81 o for
" 20 for retail LOTS 81 % VI Is for long
,r,r. hssr wa. dull and heard Of s.es Of moment.
aaHsasass ss ws ss ans ls
sc DO in bond last sale OF iuts butts was made Si
but ttle demand TIM, was entirely
1s With Ss'sss Grades os Tas s tsS he Sss
kinds the market dull, heavy and IN settled Prices
ranged from 13sc to lsc for common to choice lots
iEoN-The market for Scotch pig was dali there being
but little demand, and prices all kinds were nom
naLGWe quotes 1893 30 $50 We heard of no sales OF
consequence. American IRON was slow of sale
. oat unchanged in value. No. was quoted a. sci
ana NO. y a. w, = 800, without sales. Refined
quiet but steady at S51 $os gold, for English and $40
* currency for American or old rails $50 were sold
on private terms OF wrought 100 sold
LMr.-The was fair and prices were steady a,
WI 90 for common and 81 10 for lump
lATHs in fair request steady al 80 TO- at which
price sales made of 100000.
LUMBEe.-There fair inquiry for Eastern spruce
which steady and firm former prices moderate
offerings There sod about 100000 feet ut from $s
Sal for common to choice schedules.
LEATnER--The market for hemlock sole passsbl,
active, and prices steady former quotations The
demand chiefly The receipts
time fa nnd tho stock r. quite large, but well assorted
Prime leather In good condition plenty Union
duh ana unchanged, while rough dull and nominal VI
apD the currAnt nuOt
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COFFEEIhe market FOR Rio fairy active
hrm especially for the better grades The
Hampton Roads 1900 Nancy Smith private
Baltimore there sold 8i3 bags Virginia Dare at
ll9xc gold In bond 5000 do May Queen, 1900 do eY
Traveller and TO arrive there 38s do NJ. f. Row
were 5,Goo bags ex Esmeraida on terms kept
private For the other kinds the market dull and
unchanged. We quote Rio-Ordnary cargoes, Ike a
15c fair de- 15Ac. l5ac.; good do l6c. 1870. prime
do, 17Ac l7Ac.; extremes for lots lsnc 1916. Java
government bags, 2sc 22c do, grass mats 22c.
l6c. 1870. Laguayra 16Jc 17c; Jamaica, 4c. l6c.
st. Domingo (god, in bond, 6lac. Sc. Ceara 16c. lie
Costa Rica, 15Sc lsc Manila 16c al7c Mexican loo
l8c. Savanila, l51ac. lSc.-all gold duty paid
mand continuing light but there was change Of
to in prices There sold 10000 los
and Baltimore Mt 23hc. 224c
COooA-We heard of business OF Importance, the de-
mand being light but prices with0ut change Quay
nqui was quoted at 9ac. 9kc. Maracaibo 24c &c ST.
CoRDAGE quiet and unchanged. We quote Manila.
20kc II c; Sisa rope l9c. Russia bolt do lec Russia
tarred, l6c American do, l5c.
DYKwooDs.--The market was dull the demand for all
Prices generally nominal The stock OF logwood is
small and held BY few parties We quote e:Jamaca log
wood, $6, gold st. Domingo do, Yl6 30 $l7 currency;
West Coast Lima wood S51 So do. camwood, 300, gold
Tobasco ogwood about $780, goc and fusc Except Cuba
$l6 a 500 do.
FLoUR AND GRArs.-Recepts, 1867 bbls -four, 20es
bbls. Sls bags NEAL 1855 bushels wheat 81 6 do.
corn 55 OATS 855g5 do. barley $4,000 rye 1861
do peas 800 do. malt The flour market ruled dull but
firm, especially for shipping The sales about
In value. The sales about 200 bbls. Rye nour
steady, with a moderate demand. Sales 700 bbls
For meal good demand prevailed, and 1000 bbs
sod part not ALL at W 10 tor Southern and Jersey land
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, |
FRIDAY, Dec. 90 p. M.
On Change to-day wheat was firm but inactive.
The speculative inquiry Is held In check Dy the ab
seace OF quotations nom Liverpool. The cotton
market was heavy and Q shade lower.
GOLD DULI-1l0% 110T.
There wero bur two quotations for gold to-day
llox ana lloX--which prices are y per cent higher
than those or yesterday, the stronger tone OF the
market being due TO the advance In foreign ex-
change ana to the fact that the latest prices OF Ave-
iwenti ca In Lonaon--which are two days old-show
q reaction OF u q! u per cent. The dealings
were very light, however. and probably
win continue so until the resumption
OF business through the Atlantic cables. AT present
the lack OF about the condition OF the London
money market is check to any speculative move-
ment Tho opposing elements OF the Gold Room
are therefore In q very quiet mood, and the only
transactions arise from the mercantile demand in
connection with the payment OF customs duties, or
for the purchase or exchange in making remittances
to Europe. The slight fluctuations OF the past few
DAYS are significant measure OF the legitimate
business which is done in gold. The course OF the
Ynarket II shown in the tahle--
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ABBoTr.--At fremont, westchester county n Y.
on sunday, December 4, EMMA B., second daughter
OF Charles A. and Blanche u. Abbott, aged years,
msnths and II days.
BUNcE.-On Thursday morning. December s, GYM
THIA, widow OF Nathaniel Bunce, the s7th year OF
her age.
Funeral from her late residence No. 81 West Fifty
fourth street, this Saturday afternoon, at two
O'Clock. The relatives and friends OF The family and
OF her sou, NJ H. BuDcc. are invited to attend, WIFE
out further notice
Hartford. New Orleans and San Francisco papers
please copy.
BoRELLA.-In Brooklyn, on Friday morning. De.
cember o. CARL EDWARD BoRELLA, native or
Denmark, IN the 27th year OF his age.
Funeral TO take place from the residence OF his
brother-in-Iaw, August Quortrups, No. 315 Myrtle
avenue, this Saturday morning al ten O'Clock.
CHAuRAND -0n Wednesday, December Z, MARY
ANN AUGUSTA, widow OF Honore Ihauranl.
Her friends, and also those OF her daughter, are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from the
Church OF &c. Vincent de Paul. Twenty third street
between Sixth and Seventh avenues this Saturday
morning, at ten O'Clock.
GIsBURNE.-On Friday December Q, CLAUplUs
J. GIsBURNE, In the 34th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends, also members of Scotia
Lodge. No. GA. y. aud A. Me- Typographical Union,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,,.,, OswEGo Dec. 2, 1870.
Flour steady and unchanged saes 400 bs at S6 7b for
No. spfing W Tor amber winter 30 for white and 8s 4
Tor double extra Wheat unchanged; No club,
Oats offered ut b7kc for Western barley rye and peas In
active Corn meal yI 80 tor boed 81 70 per
cwt MN feed unchanged Shorts $le a $50 shipstlHs
NO Mddiings SSy s35 per ton. Hghwines 90c sUkc
Railroad freghs Boston. Csc TO New York.
Albany b0c grain and mill feed to Boston, 10 ~; New
York, $S "; 10 Albany, 80 per ton.
CHICAGO, Dec. g. 1870
Exchange unchanged FlOurSpring extras duh and nfm.
Wheat auet lower; No. spring ~ Oi ~ o4 dur
ing tue afternoon dull and unchanged. Corn quet a bsc
for old, 43c for during the afternoon unchanged
Oats firm, At 3ec for No g Rye quiet steady 6c
Tor No 2 Barley dun and lower mt ES-, hishwines hrm
Al SIC. Tor ironbound. Provisions quiet and unchanged
mess pork Wy oU lard lxc Live hogs active anJ hrmer
~ 20 20 50 o. Dressed hogs steady at $7 % 90 Cat
tie shade hrmer and moderately active Al - So 5o Re-
ceipsS00 bbs our, 56 100 bushels wheat CsOOJ bushels
icy, i200v hogs Snipments200 bbs. four 1000 bushels
"he 700 bushels 0uO bushels barley $3.50 hogs
a. LoUIsvILLR, Dec. o. 1870.
Tobacco firm and unchansed; sales 20 hhas Basging
steady at2!c.
Gu SAvASNku, Dec. 2, lS70.
Cooon-The demand is limited buyers miidlings
ac SAFES LOO; net receipts, sfa6; exports coastwise
-,@eo, STOCK, UioS; net receipts OF the week,
exports to ,reat Britain, 1882 the Continent 664
co@ssWise, e,2ov; sales OF the week, l2tJ).
=. - NEW ORLHAEs Dec. o. 1870.
Cotton Ia fair demand AT lower rates. middugs Iissc
lfe; sales $500 net receipts b465 coastse $50; total
stock lS54b net receipts OF the week. 020;
344 tota W. a94 exports to Great Britain IN 10 The
Continent 70 Barcelona 2?3 to 100 TO Vera
Cruz coastwise 64US; sales of the week, 5000
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Northwestern. so sok; de- preferred. So. se.;
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati ana Indianapolis,
sok bid: New Jersey Central, 10sk . 1osk; Rock
Island, 1851 100; Milwaukee aad St Paul. eos n
CO.'S; do. preferred, 81. sl1s; Tslsdo. wabash and
Western, Slh 6lk; Fort Wayne, e4s. . e4A;
chicago and Alton, 1l5s. ll5A; do. preferred.
NIX lis; Ohio and Mississippi, s0H 3ok; st.
Louis ana Irsn Mountain. 40; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1895 . l0sh: Morris and
Essex, ok OF; Boston. Hartford and Erie, 2H
81 Hannibal and st. Joseph. l04 bid; do. preferred,
liz; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central. 1872
a1s%.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest ana lowest
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ciaily for extra. TerAA s,ii quiet, but unchAsEsd
In value. California s without change Of moment the
msnd Is moderate and full prices asked for all grades
Foreign continues to rule dull, the demand
The sooSO lbs escs a from alo 81 c.
small io, No. Ohio at Ftc No. do. pris erms,
state and 40 Michigan At 1s*c. Ec., comblng.
and Western on private terms; also so.U0 lbs.
pulled At soc ssc for low super and extra % 900 lbs
Tsxas IN lots At 29c y3c 100 U0J lbs sprng clip Cafor
niA Al 25c the latter price for smAh lot 1000 bs
Oregon, 1000 do. Donskoi 100 do. smyrna, private
terns; also llb bales Mestizs pulled, part 81 5oc.
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WoMAN's RIGHTs.--A woman residing near Au-
Rusta. Ca, on the Columbia road was recently
robbed OF seven dollars by n person OF the mascu-
line way OF thinking. Meeting him the public
highway on Thursday she presented a revolver, and
made the man ''shuck himself until she was salts
ned tnat The money was not In his possession. She
then put up her artillery and allowed the trembling
q
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The following table shows the highest ana lowest
prices OF the leading stocks during the dax.=

THE DIVIDEND ON MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL.
Much curiosity Is manifested with reference TO
the action OF The directors OF the Milwaukee ana st.
PAU Railway. whose annual meeting takes place to-
morrow. IL Is anticipated that the dividend will be
seven per cent cash on the preferred shares and ye
per cont IN stock on the common shares--payable,
probably before January /.
THE sUBTREAsURY REPORT
The following was to-day's business at the once
N Gfata C,h
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Havana tncw cropl Common, 77hc s2I1c, currency;
good Soc. . &c., do. fine, 81 Nc. 81 OK, do.
fsra-l cut s1sc soc currency nominal; II cut 81 10
do. do average lot, Soc 92}sc. do.
Manuiactured-Back work-Common and medium lec. a
&c., in bond; good and fine, 2oc. 24c do. Bright
Common and medium aoc. 30c do good and Lne 25c.
5gc do
TALLowThe demand moderately active and prices
were unchanged Prime quoted $40. 9c the latter
price for lots In bbls. Sales, 5000 lbs at Sac &c.
WHISKY Receipts, 20 bbs The market tocrablv
notiye and prices were higher There sod a76
from Sic TO 92c, closing at the latter price.
Woof.Ihe market for fleece exhibits fair degree OF
tivty the demand being chiefly facturerx and
there 10 considerable eteadness prices OF almost all
grades Buyers are generally unwilling to buy than
their wants require reduction from
present prices Holders firm Ia their views, de-
msnding fun previous figures for all kinds IN con-
sequence VI the small stock Pulled wool IL sell
ina at prev,oss prices. the demand ia tair. esos
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from four
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. Tie
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
fOllows:-
Gold cleared s26 5s4 900
Goid balances. l,456, 36S
currency Dalance5... .................. 1851 125
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE STRONG AND HIGHER.
The continued interruption or cable commu-
nication with the. Liverpool and London markets
limits the supply Of commercial bills, and the lead
ing bankers have therefore made further advance
In the rates for their bills The demand was fairly
active for tomorrow's steamers. The following
were the quotations at the close:-Sterling, sixty
days, commercial, 1854 lOssl; good to prime
bankers, 1857 1o93l; short sight, 1897 10;
Antwerp, 6.2lAa 5.1ek; Switzerland. 5.1sA 5.12k;
Hamburg, a5x SO; Amsterdam, 4oh 40X:
Frankfort 4oh Al; Bremen. 7sh 7s4; Prussan
tAalers, II q Tx.
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DIRECTORY FGI ADVERTISERS.



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