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A capital start was erected. At the time OF the
signal gun the tide was almost food and the wind
due south. The competitors got or with astounding
raphity, and In q moment after the signal all the
competitors were In their element. Ten minutes
after they quilted the stakeboat the yachts could
not pe distinguished, but II was well known that
very quick time was being made. AT the start the
Mary Jane Tweed got the best OF 1t, and following
closely In her wake was the Bella one OF Mr.. Nc.
Giehans best boats, from which much was ex-
pectcd. The course for tho first ana second class
boats was from Mr.. Noah Taylors yacht Plover.
wnicn was generously placed at the disposal OF thc
TO Fort Hamit0n-the course TO be gone over twice.
The course Tor me third class was from the sane
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Severe HaiIstorin in Indiana.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, August 9, 1870.
very severe hailstOrm visited this city last night.
Many of the stones were six inches In circumference
No great damage Is reported.
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George Harris, a colored boy, was drowned yes
terday while bathing in a pond at the corner of
Fourth avenue and Sackett street.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

Daniel Dempsey was arrested ana locked up yes-
terday on charge of robbng the money drawer OF
the saloon OF Francis Ballou, on Glove road.
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Thomas Daley attempted to hang himself in q
cell at the FOrty-third precinct station house on
Monday night He had been lock ed up on q charge
Of ass iult and battery.
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The Latest Phenomenon IL n Fluid WIthoue
sediment and without bad smell that tho youthful
honors OF the head however time have bianched the
repeating the hue shade. marvel Of
enceis PHALoN's vITALIA, OR sAvATIoN FOR TIE
HAIR II stands alone
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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The total number Of deaths In Brooklyn last week
was 49, including four from smallpox.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Minnesota Will leave this port ON,
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post Omca
at twelve O'Clock noon.
THE NEW YORK HERALD Edition for Europe--
will be ready ut ten O'CLOCK In the morning.
Single copies, In Wrappers for mailing six cents
StanOrd's Iron and sulphur Powders
invigorate the body and
he
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
One Hundred Degrees in the Shade In Maine.
LEWISTON, Me-, August o, 1870.

The heat to-day Is excessive, the thermometer
standing 100 degrees in the shade. This forenoon
was the hottest OF the season. Many outdoor
labOrers were forced to In the shade for several
hours In the middle OF the day.
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The Yacht Club SquadrOn--A Splcndid Cruise
Auticiuated.

The annual cruise or the New York Yacht Club
commences to-day According to the orders issued
by Commodore Stebbins the fleet VIII anchor as
Glen Cove this afternoon. Mr.. Ashbury's yacht VIII
join the cruise which Is naturally looked forward to
with deep interest by the yachting community at
large. 1t l. thought that the Cambria will vigon ously
contest the many races occurring during the en- Use.
and should good half gale characterize som. OF
the contests ~ Is thought by those who seem To
know her best that the British will add lauYx lis
10 aer we earned reputation Nearly every schoon
participate IN the cruise, winch expected to be ton
nnea eyer given under the auspices OF the organi1s
ton. The cruise will doubtless be an extended one.
Brigl scenes are anticipated for the squadron may
proceed TO Boston, and The return will assuredy bs
characterized by the customary etsS and rejoicnga.
The following Is the Official announcement or th0ss
cruise:-
NEW YgnK YsoHr CLUp,
SIR am requested BY the Gag oero .: ne squadron
communicate to you the following order OF the Ccmmos
on their rendezvous at sn Cove on Weane"
day The 10Th day Of august Inst at four o'clock OF
officer IN command con they win a the ssae time report tho
qaadron win be Ssas s s their
reporting rsst to 81 the olicer In command Va srpn,
6. Ii. sTEDDIss. Flag oaleer
Although the route Of the yachts hssnot been set
forth it is thought that they WIN proceed from Gen
Cove TO New % LoLdon thence to New Bed
return to Narraganset, where q clambake Will be
given. The season may yet furnish startling events
In the history or yachting.
Regatta Of the Royal English Yacht Squadron.
LONDON Auguse o. 1870.
The regatta OF the Royal Yacht Squadron took
place to-day or Ryde. The cup was won by Mr..
j. Mulholland's schooner Egera.
Regatta in Galveston Bay.
GALVESTON, Texas August 0, 1870.
An exciting regatta took place to-day In Galveston
bay. There were fifteen entrees and the distance
was fourteen miles. The J. ID. SaDels twenty loot
keel yacht was the winner. Time, two hours and
six minutes.
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y.
The body OF Dennis Callahan, twenty-seven years
OF age found floating in the water near the foot
of Partition street, yesterday morning. The de-
ceased drowned while bathing ON Sunday
morning.
Mary Colligan, residing at No. 554 Pacific street.
was burned to death yesterday morning by the ex-
plosion of can of kerosene oil. she was using the
nuid TO accelerate the flames In the range when iI
lgnlted
A horse attached to q milk wagon In which
George Dix, his sister and old lady named Mrs.
Macklin were riding took fright al the corner OF
Fulton and Sands streets and ran down to the ferry
at furious rate. The vehicle cOllided with the gate
post when the party we're dashed upon the pave
ment. Mr.. Dix had his shoulder dislocated and the
old lady was terribly bruised, but Miss Dix escaped
any serious injury.
that between now and November ], they would be
required to make the assessments necessary meet
the required expense Of the four following improve
mcnts-
Improvement OF Fourth avenue. ........, $3.50 900
Improvement OF Atlantic avenue. 22O,OOO
Improvement OF Bushwtck avenue. ......... 10000
Improvement Of Gowanus Canal. .......,. 100000
These assessments are required by the separate
acts authorizing the improvements to be included
ness by the 1st OF November next. AS In each case
districts OF assessments have been declared the ex-
pense will not fall as general tax upon the city at
large.
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Piegan Indians On a Drunk.
FORT BENTON. August 8, 1870
large party OF Piegan Indians have just arrived
here. They appear to be nearly all drunk.
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Popo Plus Ninth's Farewell to the French.
An Extraordinary Dialogue.

Pope Plus Ninth's Farewell to the French
An Extraordinary Dialogue.
ROME, August 7, Via PARIS, August 8, 1870.
General Dumont, commander Of the French forces,
left Rome last night with another detachment OF
troops. He goes to Lyons to take command Of di.
vision Of the army In the field. General Guihem.
who remains to superintend the embarkation Of the
remainder OF the troops, had an audience with the
Holy Father to-day, and was most courteously
treated.
correspondent OF lie Temps thus describes an in
terview between the French Minister and Cardinal
Antoneli on the 9th ut The former having read
the Duke de Grammont's despatch directing the
evacuation of the Roman States by the French troops
Antone said imperturbally, ~ will mention 1t to
the Holy Father"
'Then Imay expect an answer in the evening1n
inquired the Minister.
The Cardinal replied-'1 shall receive you with
pleasure"
In the evening the Marquis de Banneville called
on the Cardinal and the following brief cooquy
took place.
-MARQUIS-What does his Holiness say9
CARDINAL-He says, "God will provide for me-
may never see French troops again p'
MARC UIs-Is that all
CARDINAL-All.
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THE INDIANS.
The Murderers Of a Bohemian Family DIS.
covered.


The MurdererS of a Bohemian Family DIS
covered.
WASHINGTON, August 0, 1870.
In May last Bohemian family named Brapanty
was murdered by Indians on N0Drara river, On the
boundary between Nebraska and Dacotah. The In
dians crossed the river into Nebraska and attacked
Brabanty, who, with his wife and children T. boy
and grl, were az work In the nelds Coming sud
denly on .s;em they shot the wife the ball passing
through her left thigh killed tno 10Y and stole the
girl, carrying her away. They then recrossed the
river to the Seneca Reservation and at night made
raid on Seneca camp, carrying away the horses
informs the Indian Bureau In regard to
the names, tribe and camping grounds
blood and robbery, and reports that Running
antelope, chief Of considerable influence at the
Grand river agency, says he has been told and be.
leves the act was committed by party OF eight
or more MinnecOuJues, q band OF Sioux, led by
thunder Ring, who Is encamped on Powder river.
ing the same matter says that Little Iheasant
lower Brue chief, ana The-One Who. Eats Ikea
Ss Sl ,ne band OF Sioux report thar In
ues left their band In the vicinity Of Black Hills for
me purpose Of committing depredations Oh the SET
previous 70 their raid on the. Platte, they
made an attempt TO steal horses in the vicinity Of
and one OF their number, one Feather was kiIlea
IN skirmish The brothers and relatives OF One
Featner composed the party That murdered the BO-
hemian family. The same band was not long since
camped on the Big Cheyenne river, In the region OF
on the request Of General Hancock, Captain W.
ID. French, Indian Agent OF the Grow creek agency,
0iIered ten ponies or five American horses to any
Indian or Indians who will arrest one or more OF
the parties implicated or give such Information as
VIII enable any military commander to effect their
arrest. Several Indians have already started from
the Crow creek agency on the track OF the mur-
derers.
War Between the Sioux and Cr0ws-The
Troops Defending the Crows.
HELENA, Montana Territory, August 8, 1870.
report from the Crow agency on the Yellowstone
river says the Sioux attacked the Crows on the
hunting grounds driving them into the agency,
where they claim the protection of the government
There are some seventy lodges Of Sioux on the river
about seventy miles from the agency and one thou.
sand lodges at old Fort q. F. Smith. They have
burned the grass behind them and are driving the
game ahead. Colonel Baker will defend the Mission
Crows, who viii undoubtedly come over into Gala
tin Valley II followed by the SOux. What the latter
may do then 1t Is hard to tell.
Piexan Indians On a Drunk.
FORT BENTON, August 8, 1870
large party OF Pegan Indians have just arrived
here. They appear to be nearly all drunk
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Rather Warm in II

Rather Warm i'm Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, August o, 1870
The mercury reached ss In the shade yesterday.
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A.-Herrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway corner Murray street.

A.-Cholcrn, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, s sssr-
somsGh and AZ bowel affections are speedily cired by
the abdomen. soothes the stomach and
action AZ family remedy for the diseaces preTasru
among children and adults during the months IL
especially recommended being prompt In poo
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:, A;.For Restoring the Original Coler Of .
HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING,H Il
SCALP, RESTORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN EQV All
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
Regatta in Galveston Bay.
BROOKLYN CITY.

Interesting Police and Loca! Itoms Of News.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

aud retIrn-the course TO he gone over twice. II IN
needless to state that the yachts contested vgor-
ousY, as the following table VIII show
THIRD CLASS.
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Bachelors Hair Dyc-Tte Best IN tho
world The ony perfect dye; harmless reliable ~ inta
neous. Factory 10 Bond street.
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.
Don't fail to procure MRS. wiNsLows 80 oraryG
SYRUP for all Incident to the period o eehng
children relieves child from pain, ctres wind coic
regulates the bowels and by giving relief arA health the
child gives rest to the mother.
Royal Havana Lcttery.-Eors ,1lcial Draw
- Ts YiOR CO., Bankers, 10 wsH street, New York.
The Metropolitan Job FT .nrinS Establish.
ment, o-NAssAU sra err
OLD HERALD V ILDNG.
r vol known establishment ,ers no sscs,ed
4. nn other u the United states
'Csil and get Your estimates y
ALL sodTs, OF PRINTING,
ILLUMlSATED FOSTER WORK
TO CARD
Especial atensbn PAID to
LAW PRINTING
rates which win compare favoraby with any other Office
Travelling companies will do well 20 Gallon Us and eAAutno
STOCK OF CUTS.
Woo Engraving done At short notice and at low hslr"
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Avor"So ,e,.,pe. yos'oauay ooH
Average temperature for corresponding date
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qHLRGRAPHIC NEWS
FR ON
All fARTs OF THE WORLD
Irish Radioalisni Against an
Archbishop7
~.
Tho Pope's Farewell tos the
French Army.
ROME.
.ROME.

The Last Of NapOleon's Army Gone for the
Seat OF War.
ROME, August 0, 1870
The embarkation of the French troops, which was
completed yesterday, was retarded by a storm, but
1t said that the last OF the French army of occupa
ton has left Civita vecchi in the steamers Magellan
and Panama for Marseilles and the seat OF war.
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ROYAL Havana Lctfery.-For tSlcia' Draw
inc for August g. 1870, another part OF he paper.
s ' rsYioR CO.. Bankers, 10 wAt street, Rev York.
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Regatta of the Royal English Yacht Squndr0ns
LONDON, Auguse 0, 1870
The regatta of the Royal Yacht Squadron took
place to-day of RYde. The cup was won by Mr..
j. Mulholand's schooner Egeria.
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pbiladeIpbia Trode Renor,

MONDAY, Aug. 15.-The receipts OF Flour continue
light and the stocks greatly reduced, hence holders
are not disposed to make concessions The demand
Is limited and confined to the wants OF the local
trade, who purchased few hundred barrels, incud-
ing superfne at s550a5'15; extras at s66625; Iowa
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family at Sc 6;5O@675
Pennsylvania do. 40. at s7d7'b0; Indiana and Ohio
do. do. at sI@75, and fancy brands at ss6s75 as in
quality. Prices OF Corn Meal are nominal. 100
barrels Rye Flour sold at &c.
The Wheat market Is dull and depressed and we
reduce our quotations &c. per bushe Sales of 5000
bushels new Indiana and Ohio red at 81 40a1 as, and
1000 bushels new Western do. on private terms Rye
may be quoted at s10361 05 for Western and PENN
syvania. Corn is dull and weak. Sales OF Western
and pennsylvania yellow at Sl@1O5 and Western
mixed at 94@9Sc. Oats are quiet. Sales OF old
pennsylvania at 5s662c., and new at 5l@5Sc.
Nothing doing In Barley or Malt.
Seeds.-The first lot of new Cloverseed this season
was received by T. b. Mingle & Co., and was offered
at 80. Timothy is in demand at 24'75@5.
Whisky is dull, and cannot be quoted over CSC. 0asl
for Western iron-bOund
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FROM W:ASHLNGTO.N.
Recruits for the Army.

Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-The Superintendent OF the
General Recruiting Service at New YORK has been
directed to prepare detachments of convenient size
OF recruits which may become disposa6le at Fort
Columbus, and to forward them for assignment to
the Sd United States Artillery, as follows:-Ffty to
Fort Pulaski, Florida, and one hundred and fifty to
Fort Jefferson, Florida, at such time as it can be
done with safety. Two hundred mounted recruits
to be sent from Carlisle Barracks to Fort Leaven
worth, Kansas for assignment to the Sth Cavalry
Military Orders.
Captain GarTck Mallery, unassigned, is ordered
to Fort Whpple Va, for duty connected with the
Signal ONCE. AT their own requests under the
oficers are honorably discharged the United States
service, viz. Captains Charles ID. Wood, Eugene
W. she6ner S David & Parkings;on and FIRST First Lieu
tenant Henry b. Ledyard, 4th United States
New Revenue Steamers.
Contracts for building the our new revenue
steamers have been awarded to the following per-
sons, viz:-Iron propeller. of $50 TONS to Messrs.
Pusey, Jones Co., Of Wilmington, Dc amount,
$4,000: two iron propellers OF 250 tons each, to
David Bell, of Buffalo, n. Z amount $4,000 each
logue Wood, OF Camden N. j., for 100000.
FnrraguI's Successor.
There is some speculation as to who will succeed
Admiral Farragut as Admiral The act of 1868 esta-
fishing the number in each grade OF line oicers
the active list OF the navy says:-'The increase in
the respective grades shall be made by selection
from the grade next below of officers who have rem
dered the most efficient service during the war; and
who possess the highest professional qualifications
below Admiral is Vice-Admiral Porter
The IrOnclads
WYandotte, Manhattan, and Ajax, conveyed by the
Tuscarora, arrived at Key West on August IA, from
New orleans.
Naval Orders.
Chief Engineer Henry Il. Noyes has been ordered
TO special dnty at Philadelphia.
First Assistant Engineer Frilly to the Navy Yard
at Norfolk, Va.
General spinner
has so far recovered that he is attending TO business
to-day.
Special Despatch 10 the EUeaiilg Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, August u.
Vice ADMIRAL Porter
WIl succeed Farragut as Admira, and the vacancy
caused by Porters promotion will be filled by Sc
lection Of Vce-Admiral from the following list OF
Rear. Admiral on active list, viz: GoldsbOrough,
Davis. GOdon, Rowan, l-anman, Ridgers, WnslOw,
Lee, Glisson and Smith.
The McGRrraKhan Claim.
The Secretary OF the Interior has sent a letter "a
the Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE.
directing him to proceed with the application Of the
New Idria Mining Company of California for a
patent to their lands. This settles the McGarraghan
claim finally.
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
Proclamation Of Napoleon.
Metz Must not be Taken
French TeIegraphing Suspended.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Porter to Succeed Earragut.
Recruits for the Army
Etc, Etc, Etc., Etc. Etc.
FROM EUROPE.
Prooln nation of Napoleon.

METZ Aug. 14-S10A. M.-TheiPrefect of the
Moselle telegraphs the following to the Minister
of the Interior:-The Emperor left to-day at two
o'clock for Verdun, accompanied by the Prince
Imperial.
Before leaving, his Najeslv issued the follow
ing proclamation" quitting YOU to fight
the Invaders, confde to your patriotism the
defense of this great city. You will never
allow the enemy to take possession of this bul-
wark of France, and 1 trust you will rival the
army in loyalty and courage. l shall ever re-
member with gratitude the reception l have
found within your walls, and l hope that in
more Joyous times l may be able to return to
thank you for your noble conduct"
HIuhihausen In the Hands of the French.
PARIS, Aug. 15.-The city of Muhlhausen is
still in the hands of the French.
Events mt kiel.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-Great events are expected
at Klel Immediately.
The Defenses of Paris.
PARIS, Aug. 15--The Opinion Ndtiondle
computes the force for the defense of Paris at
10000 men. Six hundred guns are mounted.
Telegraphing In France.
LONDON, Aug 15.-The French administra-
ton have given notice that the transmission of
all private kilograms, both for and through
France, is now suspended. Messages for Spain
and Portugal may be transmitted outside of
France by way of the Falmouth and Gibraltar
cable.
LONDON, Aug. 15-2 P. M.-The French order
in regard to kilograms has been considerably
modified. 1t is now ann ounced that private
kilograms can be accepted for and through
France except for the following departments:
Mosele, Bas-Rhin, Vosges, Haute- Rhin, Haute-
Marne, Dleurthe, Marne, Meuse-Haute, and
Savone.
PARIS, Aug. 15.-Last evening, at o'clock,
by order of the Government, all telegraphing
throughout the French empire was suspended.
This morning at o'clock these restrictions were
again removed.
ship News.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 15.-The steamship Manhatton,
OF Guion's line from New York for Liverpool, ar
rived here to-day.
LONDON, Aug. 15-Ten days, and not fifteen, as at
first reported, has been accorded neutral ships to
quit German blockaded ports.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Aug. 15-l2'30 r. M.-The Corn market
is dropping English Wheat is now quoted at de-
cline of 2@3s.
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LEGAL INTELLTGENCE.
OpeninE of the Term.

United States District Court-,Jt,dge Cdd,gdtGdeT.
This morning the August term OF this court was
opened by Judge Cadwalader 1t is believed that
there is but little business TO engage the court this
term and therefore the session will he short one.
tomorrow morning. Dr. George Smith, of Darby,
was appointed foreman Of the Grand Jury, which
body the Judge instructed in very few words, de-
string them to act upon matters laid before them
quickly possible, as the petit jury dependent
upon them for business.
The following gentlemen compose the Grand
Jury:-John A. BaTtTuff, Thomas Brown, George W.
Brown, Charles Carson, BENJAMIN Il. Craycroft, John
j. Dovey Philip Dulot, Henry G. Gross William A.
GrisWold, Daniel B. Hass, James Jones, Edw Maui,
Robert j. Mercer, Norton c. Mclvaine, George
Merkle, Robert w. Gwink, John II. SlOcum, Thomas
Thomas, and Richard Wright.
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philadelphia Cattle Market,

MONDAY, Aug. 15.--The market for beef cattle
was exceedingly dull, and prices show falling or
as compared with last week. Receipts, 2714 head
Prices ranged as follows:-Common, 5s6c. fair to
good, 6E@Vkc., and prime TO choice, SsP1c. per H.
gross.
Head.
14O owen Smith, Western, 6CSq.
$50 John smvth d Bro, do, 7a9.
55 OeEnis Smyth, do, T@6il.
so A. Christy Virginia, 1861.
so j. Chrlsty, do, 7%(d9H.
20 Denger McCleese do, 66a7
100 z. McFillen, do, 6C8eH.
u P. Hathaway, do, TLCae.
6s j. s. Kirk, do, 7(a8.
IS B. McFtllen, Western, 7@s.
S5 j. McFillen, do, TH682I.
"a K. S. MeFillen, do, sag.
II Ulman. d Bachman, do, say. "a
SI5 J.J Martin Co., do, 6a8&.
150 Mooney Miller, do, 7E69M. III
90 Thomas Mooney d Bro, do, 7@9.
65 H. Chain, do, 6L0aS.
45 Joseph Cham, do, 615@TH.
62 j. Il /. Frank do, 1GnS.
81 Gus. Schamberg, do, 7K@9H.
rs Hope Co., do, T1G0S&.
SO H. Frank, de-, yH@sK. >
"a Il. Baldwin, do, 5%69S.
33 James Clemson, do, 7ACsS
% A. Kemble, Chester CO., 5asA.
175 John McArde, do, Gag.
100 r. Maynes, Western, 5(aS.
20 Blum s Co., Virginia Cos
so Elcon, do, 6@sX.
. 80 W. Dryfous do, 5T96h.
81 BlUmenthal, do, 5h@6jG.
2S s. Frank, Illinois, 6@T.
40 Charles Weker, Virginia, 5d6.
30 Yarnel Delaware 6@sA,
25 Tcmkins Western, 6@6X.
} so James Anil, do, 6@7.
cal' change. Receipts 150 head, ranging from
sd5 to $I5,
Sheep were duh and rather lower. Receipts $1,000,
ranging from Sc to SIC. Stock sheep sold at $1,000
hogs were quiet, with receipts of sOOO Sales at
l3T@13%c. The demand was light.
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FINANCE AND CONIMERCE.
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFICER
Monday. Aun. Is. 1870.


The week opens with moderately easy and
remarkably quiet money market. The supply
of funds on call is very abundant at Sac per
cent. Discounts are in moderate demand,
though there is less activity in this direction
than usual at this season, the uncertainty as to
the final results upon our outward trade of the
existing war having checked the movements of
operators in many departments. There is an
entire absence of speculation either in trade or
stocks at the present time, but Il complete
change may result on the reception of the Dews
of another battle.
Rates for all kinds of accommodations are
firm, but not materially changed from those of
last week.
Gold fell on the report Of further Prussian
victories. Sales opened al ll13s, and declined
10 1867.
Government bonds are quiet and prices are
slightly off.
Stocks were more active and a better feeling
pervaded the board. Sales of City Us at 1918
Tor the new bonds.
Reading Railroad sold up to 4S1sCD4S 316;
Pennsylvania was steady, with sales at 5S3S, and
Oil Creek and Allegheny at 45. % was bid for
Philadelphia and Erie and 371{ for Catawissa
preferred.
In Canal stocks there were sales of Lehigh at
341I. III b. o. was bid for Schuylkill pre-
ferred. The balance Of the list was steady but
quiet.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported 10y De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third street