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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
EVENING TELEGRAPH OYy1oE,, !,

bAturuay, juno I6, I6TUs J
The week closes on fairly active money
market, but it is an activity resulting from
revival in stock speculation, which to-day was
qsite moderate. The amount of business paper
usual average of late. The rates for both call
loans and discounts are about the same as
hitherto quoted and are invariably in favor of
the borrowing classes. The mercantile classes
are beginning to provide themselves with means
of pleasure and recreation, and for some weeks
large amounts will be drawn to the various
watering places and other fashionable summer
resorts.
Gold is quiet and remarkably steady, the en-
tire sales up to noon ranging between 1929 and
112X. Operators are uncertain how to act
pending the financial questions in Congress.
Governments are also quiet and very steady at
yesterdays quotations.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES. 70
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No. 40 s, Third street,
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AT the time oi the hre IN Tue ot' James
Hotel, Washington, Mr.. Samuel Throop, plate
printer of the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing, ascended a ladder to the fourth story OF the
hotel TO rescue lady and child, and the Chroni'
Gle says that the ladder being short he was
obliged TO reach up with his hands and clasp
the window sill, and draw himself into the
room. He passed the child out, and then got
the lady out on the ladder, when she swooned,
swinging him partially off the ladder, TO which
he clung with one hand, and with the other held
he lac until others GAME up and relieved hin.
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baltimore Proauo. s1arh.r.

BALTIMORE, June ls.-Cotton nominally 2lc.
Flour quiet but frm Howard street superfne So 500
rs: do extra S625a7 90; do. family, ST'2599 City
Mills superine, sob096.75; do. extra, S6509Il6 I;
do. family, s7'25@1O; Western supernne, s5r5o@6 ;
unsettled and small business done; Maryland, sl65
CalT6; Pennsylvania, s1'5O@175; Western, sl,3S@
i'49 Corn steady; white, 81 259l2I; yellow, 81 l3
Pork firm az s3i Bacon frm; rib sides, lie. clear
rib, Ike. shoulders, lac. Hams 22@226e sIard,
les[@i7i.c Wbisky-petteT feeling at " f4@l los.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Whittemore Case.
Despatch % The EpeninQ Ieledraph.

Special Despatch TO The Erening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The Speaker this morning
presented the credentials of b. II. Whttemore as
Representative from the First District of South
Carolina.
Mr.. Logan objected to his being sworn in.
Mr.. Farnsworth made a motion to refer the case
to the Election Committee, which was objected to
by Logan, who stated that the House had only to
determine whether member who escaped expul-
sion by reason OF resignation should again be ad-
mitted to seat in the same body which had passed
an almost unanimous resolution declaring him un-
worthy Of such seat. The case finally, on
motion OF Mr. Logan postponed until after the morn
ing hour on Tuesday next without a reference to a
committee. There is no probability that he will be
admitted.
Pat Woods Defence.
The Judiciary Committee last evening had an eX-
tended session, at which the defense in the Pat
Woods case introduced testimony and rested the
same.
This morning Richard II. Merrick, counsel in be-
half of the defendant, made an argument, stating
that the assault was made on Porter whilst he was
ON leave of absence, and enjoying the same as
member of the House, and that the punishment OF
the crime did not come under the jurisdiction OF
Congress, but was punishable by the courts OF the
State wherein the assault was committed.
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NEW YORK, June lS.-Stocks irregular. Money, 80
per cent Gold, 1928. o-2Os, 1862. coupon
n21; do. lss4, DO, lIi4; ILL., do. 1855 do, IlIss; ss
lO-4Os. 1854; Virginia IS, new, 81; Missouri
6s, a415; canton Company ez59; Cumberland
and Hudson River, 99S; Erie, 25H; Reading,
1O1H;- Adams Express, 644; Michigan Central
124; Michigan Southern, lOOA Illinois Central,
Rock Island 12l; Pttsburg and Fort Wayne,
a1lI Weatern Union TELEGRAPH a4lI.
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A SwINDLING CIRCUS.
Another Troupe Of ssFIy-bv vNiEhts''-PrInters,
AS Usual, Lett In the Lurch.

Early this morning, says the Cincinnati Times OF
he 10th, the pr0priet0rs OF Huffs great () Metro
politan Circus attempted coup on their creditors
by 'folding their tents like the Arabs and silently
stealing away
out OF the city several OF their creditors heard Of
G.l sIielt HsIk " Inc e-Ty aQg!s u tbe A9fl-og,
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PhiIadeIphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, June 1s.-The activity noted In the
Flour market for a week past continues unabated,
and the Stocks particularly of good family brands,
are very much reduced. The sales foot up 1900
barrels, mostly for the supply OF the home con-
sumers, s525 for choice Pennsylvania super1ne;
s5'5O@T for fair to choice Iowa, Wisconsin, and
Minnesota extra family; So15@65O for Pennsylva-
mia do. do; soT5@6o0 for Ohio do. DO and $40
1925 "a barrel Prices of Corn Meal nominal.
There is less demand for Wheat, but the recent
advance Is well sustained. Sales OF 1000 bushels
Pennsylvania red, at S1469l4S, and 700 bushels
choice Indiana do. at 81 46. Rye may be quoted
at S1QlO4 for Western and aI'10 for Pennsylvania.
Corn is firm, but the volume OF business is light
Sales OF 20O0 bushels yellow at 81 O69l O6 and West
ern mixed at OIL 02@1O3. Oats are unchanged. Sales
of Pennsylvania at 64@65c. In Barley and Malt no
sales are reported
Bark-In the absence OF sales we quote No. 1
QueTcitron at s27 % ton.
Whisky is frmer In the absence OF sales we
quote Western iron-bound at 81 O591O6
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new York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. june 1S.-COtton duh and heavy I;
sales OF 400 bales at 81 sc Flour duh ana declining
sales 1900 barrels State at so50a660; Ohio at 500
7IO; Western, s5'5U@T Wheat duh and declining
sales soOVV VO No. Spring az 90 9ac no
mixed Western at e5c- @el O2 for new. Oats lower
sales 600 bushels State at T0972c.; Western at
62La64c. Beef in fair demand Pork quiet new mess,
s3O75a 90S1. Lard duh; steam, l4S4@169Sc; Kettle,
lo1.c, WGssy a2l a. slr3i
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CLEARED THIS MORNING
Steamship Hunt

Steamship Hunter, Harding Providence, d. s. Stet-
son Co.
Str Novelty, Shaw, New York, w. N. Baird a. Co.
Brig Eliza McNeil Small, LISBON workman Co.
Br. brig John Byers, Lewis, St. John, N. b., g. c.
Van Horn. .
Schr Decatur Oakes. Berry, East Cambridge.
Schr Frank Herbert, Crowel, Providence, J.C.ScOtt
& SoDs.
Schr Damon, johnson, East Boston, do.
Schr John Siusman, Weaver, East Boston, do.
Schr Boston, Nckerson, East Boston, do.
Scbr s. II. Sharp Webb. East Boston, 30.
Schr e. x L. Marts, Marts East Boston, 10.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING

Schr Gen. Connor Cousins, 13 days from Matan-
zas, with sugar to John Mason Co.-vessel to
knight & Sons.
Schr A. E. Cranmer, Cranmer, from Richmond,
Va, with railroad ties.
Schr @. e. French, GOudy, from Washington NJ c.,
with lumber to Bush q Mcllvain.
Schr Curtis Tflton, Somers, from Bridgeton, Va,
with railroad ties.
Schr Alaska, Price, from Brandywine, with hour.
Schr Reading RR. No Al, Bartlett, FIN Nantucket
Schr Reading RR. No. 46, Davis, from Nantucket.
Schr W. p. Phillips, somers, from PROVIDENCE.
Scbr DIR. John Stradley, Camp, from Cape May.
Sehr Progress. Foxwel from Rappahannock.
Schr Rock, Huntingdon, from Wicomico.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship Fairbanks, Howes, hence, az New York
yesterday.
Bark Fassfern, Harris, for Philadelphia, entered
out at LoncOn 9th inst.
at Portland 18th inst.
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Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
- FIRST ROARD.

JAY COOKE & Co. quote Government securities as
follows:-U s. IS OF 1881, 11s@llsA b-90s OF 1862,
ll2h@li2's; do, 1854, 1llA@lilh; DO, 1865, lllA
il32@i14; do. 1865, i1394a1l4; i0-4Os, l0Sl4@
1857 Pacncs, 1141@1142S. Gold, 112S4.
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THE CENTENNIAL.
Doings Of the Centennial Committee-TheE Ex-
Cursfon the Delaware.

cursicn ON the Delaware.
the gnTSS:G & tie
tinentSi at about hall pSst % ocoof neoon
fS bes6 sn ra
members Of the COMMITTEES snS o by
Having viewed % the Place and having spent time
SBST ay to IL rssS
s 40 % with
pieces in attendance the forward deck ready TO
sSEH' Se%%sss and and a. aS SsSSrv.is during the the
Of Councils and the invited guests Quite deag ds%Ssss %s
SU the the SSa s the wsT hS
G Of as Soa s Es % rd bs 9 quite
guests lunch and lemonade table in the
The committee arrived board about II o'clock and
Ssn is 1S as Of ss sss s the
wharf to the boat The boat then groceedod down the
wards the Navy Yard the B5idesburg Arsenal and other
Alter pleasant trip down the river Gloucester was
Rs ns e or SsS 4 s
Tns Witch @ West
material these factories about is bales
Ss R
Navy Yard Here band rst and hssded
yard to the commandments Office at the entrance The
wharf and resented visitors passed W6es
the % the party paid their
hearty welcome and the hospitality of the yard. "A
parade ground the procession entered the yard After
spending time in viewing various points interest
the returned the and steamed
the river to visit the other places on the
This evening the Congressional committees will view
Sheridan Ride at the of the Artists Fund Sociey
providing that the exercises incident to the are
completed in time.
THE MORTALITY OF THE CrTY.-The number of
deaths In the city for the week ending at noon to-
day was 24I being decrease Of 81 from those of
orado irlnr nf
ing period Of last year. OF these 1876 were adus 12s
were minors; 1SI were born in the United States; 46
were foreign; % were people Of color; and were
from the country or this number 3 died of consump-
ton of the lungs OF convulsions % of scarlet
fever of Inflammation of the lungs; % of debility
8 of disease Of the heart; of old age OF maras-
mus; and Of reapsng fever.
The deaths were divided as follows among the
different wards
Wordo
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,Os see Inside Pages.
Tn Iele1rdph.l

NEW YORK, June ls.-Arrived steamship Lodona
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M.......75 IL A. M.......s6 2P. M........9O
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .............J JUNE Is
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Patent Hotel Register Case.


We were entirely accurate in statement of the
action Court yesterday IN this The court did
the question OF originality but decided that
as the evidence produced by the defendants showed
the patentee the original inventor of the thing
and the injunction must for that
refused to consider whether the
subject OF the claim legally pstentable
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&. FAME FOR 423."

70 IN. Editor Of The frtb1ns'
SIR: A few days since certain articles ap-
reared in your paper edtoraly and otherwise, headed
Fame Ac - in which was set forth the fact that my
publication "The Foreth Congress- has been used by
the individual referred to a sample work In justice
70 myself az publ Of said book desire TO state 70
the public that 1 have no connection with r. H.
Greer fyho seems TO be the body SOUL and spirit OF
New-York London, and Hartford General Publishing
company nor With any OF his publications., further
than engraved plates in the regular routine OF
business months since, which he Is at
liberty 10 take when he pays for them: lnasmueh as
false Impressions may have been formed In the minds OF
some who know / am the engraver and publisher OF
"Tbe Fortieth Congress" wish II distinctly understood
that the use OF said work by the person
ia wholly unauthorized by me- and that Lac had not the
Slightest participation In its production. Respectfully
yours, oLo' e. THINE
Aeto- York, Dec. IS, 1870.
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LII
CONCLUSION.

e. know that most American farms east OF the
Roanoke aud the Wabash have too many fields and
fesoes and that the too prevalent custom Of allow
ing cattle to prowl meadow. tlage and forest,
from September to May, picking up precarious and
inadequate subsistence b. browsing and foraging at
large. is soyenly unthrfiy, and hardly consistent
with the requirements OF good neighborhood. II Ia
at best "A miseducaion of y0ur cattle into lawless
habits ] do moi know just where and when all
pastnriny becomes wastefui aud improvident but
do know that pastuing fosters thisies bIieTs. aud
every noxious werd, and 40 Is inconsistent With
eleanIy and thorough tillage. j know that
the same acres will feed far more stock, and keep
them in better condition, if THEN food be cut and fed
On them than If they are sent out gather il for
themselves. know that the cost OF cutting their
grass and Other fodder with modern machinery need
not grvatly exceed that Of driving them 10 remote
pastures in the morning and hunting them up at
NIX atialI. know that ponnIng them ten hours Of
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
TUESDAY, DIc. n.

TUESDAY, DIc. H.
n,, fr H.a and Es.fouDdlshd and B.rsoda vi. HsifI
.,b Cty un Pier Ne - H. close al NE " D. pei
ps.IOns. a, a m Steamship sails al sA 10.
via Hamburg ptrtbt steamship
t, of Hebhen elos, az the Poet Once ~ Ia Ne supple
mspt.r, Mail beamibip sails Al ?.
"'N'' WEDNESDAY Dsc 70
u.u. "a, Rsrop, via Qaeensowr and Liverpool per sieamsb
Esysd. Pier No ~ n r. clos at ne foetone Al
Mail for Pier No N
M eo, Al o: IAN e deposited IA Supplementary Malls
ma'' !" p'ep@' WIN ''' THyIRsbsf DEC IS
Nh. a, re,e VIA Queeuoxn Liverpool Steamship
pmrr, Cmard boek Jersey City cleo the Posot n
Mail for PAID ses only made ny On Doei jersey
Ngil. must be prepaid with double postage
Gs n, M Nassau W. lndes steamship Moro
c.s from pier No ~ r. close AZ Steamship sale At
Al, for Havana FER steamship CeoDatA, from Pr No IL h.
close At the Poi 0fos At Up m .,..
Nal, for Porto San domingo bsnahA kc, PEI steamship
The eloss al the Post0hos si2 p IL
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF kgw-YoRK. ........,.'.'...''.......ps ID

ARRIVED. -
st.r, Cab dosa ovrnsoBe Glasgow Dee TO- and Neville s
mise md pss- 60 60, -. $1,000.
s,sau,r hsrr~dia. LeOnari Charleston ndss and pAs>
etn 1t<msre wood Richmond taiJ Point and tohoh
odsc. and pNA - o.. -. ..a...
s1sup Pnnth Mills Portland, heading 10 soubo u I'D
and put into tns pert Cor hsrbor
shp Yos~mis Mset Liverpool N days mass-
Bsrk lArpel, pAtiesL ArdTossAH 81 days pg iron
RE- Oliver Cape iisyuen ~ days oS"ce- Anc oon
ms I,,ue \ Bish D. webber, bsitinos
Schi Roaus Ahyo, Vsihours Bar.oos ~ aAts rnHt -,
shI H-teoca At~od haJsgae1 T. IL ID days frma
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A WHALE NAVIGATING THE NORTHWEST PAS
GAGE.

One of the whale-ships in this harbor re-
oonry cantnred a whale in the Arctic Seas, which had
in lis carcass hsrpoon This harpoon was Known TO be-
long 10 ship which was at that time cruising III rn
whale had evidently passed from one open ses 70 the
other by way Of the Pole. He mnst have Ionnd ope,.
uater Tor even a whale up at short Intervals
to blow II liz that the Polar Sea nsvs0e fo
aIes from one AIDE OF the continent 20 the other But
While Il does not follow that ships would follow the same
traek the fact cited of considerable interest ship
masters may be able TO navigate the PoiaT sea shsn
they know much about navigation In high lattuues -
this whale with harpoon sticking In his back
From The Honolulu Commercial Advertlser'
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POsTOY1cE .. 5. CouRrHoUsn, sEs-foEE CIT,
OFricE suPERISTkyDEsr Dec - ISIo }
[NR0IIGHI AND GASI-IRON WORK.


PROPOSALS will received At the ccs Of the 3D.
p.undeu January 1911 for furnishing delivering
sitting putting psee the and vrousron WORK exhibited n
plans schedules this once consisting Of cast
Iron columns bepse &C. and voushison BEANS rders &c
The beams and grders be furnished
complete within months aer
of written the and tie remainder rapidly
and by the SupernIen
dent
The contractor, u permitted the Of the tks and engines
place without charge but VIII be required 10 pay
Of the employed working them rho W" be unhe ~
the Department when required
seafodins TO be furnished by the contractors -,
Propose the By weight Tor the 'anous cart
lngs beams provided for In The schedules ,,,
subdvded dneent bo1erf ous VIII Dc
PAYMENT; made monthly deiucng cent until the nna
completion Of the contract . 49,
Al bids mu panied penal bond in the Of twenty
Ave ous,nd dollar, tia, bidder viii accept and perform the con-
ri.J him suency Of the cury he cerhed y the
u Judge Of the u Court District Attorney OF the aea
where be resdea uu L,
The Depsnen, The rgh.o reject any or al bd, Be
Deemed 70 DO and any oo tb
obtained this ONCE and does
conom requirements Of this sdTescmen
neither will proposals. be received from parties
engaged the manufacture cast or rroasn
iron worn becy facilities for sssg OUT the
castings rolled beams IT., 4.
will Endorsed BNs for Iron work. ana Aaareea 70
CALVIN T. HULBUftD. Superintendent
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QuARTkRrAsTgK's Owes, g. ARsr,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov g 1870 :,
CFALED PROPOSALS of the form furnished
b the tpeste will be received until ~ oeloel
on THURSDAY December e. 1870 for baidns sUPEkNIhN
DHNs LODGE the Fort Harrison National Cemstery near
Richmond the National Cemetery Stanton va seoo1
plans be obne from this Once BY
desiring Sid Details and requirements furnished BY me under
,seL nropossI offered HENRY &. hodges
Major and Qaarermaster u r. A.
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CORPORATION Notices.

CRY o. Yonk DsPAhrsssJ or FINANCE BUREAU oy 1Hk
REcxlysR o. TArss CouRr-uousk PACK - CaAsBKRs.sr.
December. q, 1870.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
Who NAV have omitted W pay the at this
the January lsT On and e TIA, date iSsa
ade On the 18th day OF January proIno war
ND an hsI dsts BERNARD sMYTH, Receiver
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Entered according Of Congress IN the 1870 By Horace
Greeley Ofce the Librarian Of Congress a, Arlington
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printine.

WIN EVERDELL" SONS, 1o4 Fulton,rta.,
kAklfAtGt1kkh
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LAND RAILROAD.

ONG ISLAND RAi HL1kN0aA1Exr.
On aer MONDAY OCT a. 1870 Trains WI ieave Janss shp
follows
s3O a eresrport and Sag Harbor
1850 a m. Northpor Way rain.
HrbOr and hYerheac Express rGna uouh 70 oeen
ION Saturday nights
400 D Eortbpor Express
500 m Henpeai Wa. Tain to Islp sataTsy nghs
600 p. N. Eorihport Way Train . -..,,,
An connect branch Hampstead SUNDAY trss for RoA
Glen Cove Locust Valley Heksye Hun ngton sn NoPort .a's
pnn.y, PAM a. ca m md m J. D. tAktOS. kupL
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

FALL, AND WINTER AERANG I,MFNT.
Csnnsacux AUsDit oe<g l.. sio nn kesssss ..s Sraas
ferries
s;ts q n, Nail To- rStose.ue.
10 m Aeeanr o1atleH Ia B~bfiea
kIpress Tor faiebogas- stage W BseS1 ssi Pre-
Psse
go - Iip Aoc.neiaton ssiurst. ssss - rasssSs4
kDp Bshy Ca ArsseaAistoa.
nsrnek Acooareis
Ths sp and ~ anu M 20 tsiR, Il vslisy
lor kols-s'.
TAs .sa an A. "A nAss cssRsst Nssy
e. ~. DVlGLAs. ssssn.s ssssaA
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MINIATURE ALMANA

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sd, Hoo. IL &c Cow Is 30 Hell Gate 1859