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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-10
DRY &SsdsDSe

A full line BLACK ALPACAs, from ssc- TO Il % !;
Bean iful PLAID DHESS GCoDs;
Elegant or OMAN PLAIGs;
4 few more or these beautiful FIGURED eLAtA
ALPACAS, s5c;
ELEGANT PLAID aud SOLID CLoAKI G
CLOTHS;
Beautiful S CARLET ALL WOOL MER1NO;
BLACK and COLORED kMPREtS CLoTH'
from soc t *l.5o;
LADIES', MISSES, and CHILDREN'S FUSfS,
ell prices:
CARPETS, 49,. cheap ct 81;
SPANISH aua COCOA MATING a. half price ;
orr(rnTu, S-4 and lo.4 wide-a great bargain;
BLANKETS from IS to go Il palr-reaA bargains.
In1 vard-wlde SHAKER FLANNEL, warranted
Al Oql, s7sf cheap 81 81 '; ;t'iirH at only 8,
would be ve,y che.p at 81 IS;
Good SpOul Cotton At lc. spool;
The best ~ haudsomest StEnLES III use
CIhRK'S WACHIHE COTTON
C0aTs'S MACHINE COTTON.
rde s.
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4 Y 10 U -" { ~
| SUGAR CAKES, lsc. pc. 100.
| MOLAsSKS CAKES, sc. per 100.
No charge for barrels.
| Aumade of the best m aterisl and workmanship
Of BRIGGs'S BAKERY,
nor I'm T07 Main street.
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THE GRAND ANNUAL CON- @Wss9
L VoCATIoN o. DIT TIE + = ~ G HRiasPP saNN
MA Viii br Held at ST. Alban's Hall, cor G2SESS
ner Main ard Sd streets, On THURSDAY, Dec.
18Th, 1T O'Clock J. VI.
d fs o' I'd % 'u' 49, JOHN DOVE. sec'y.
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rTHE GRAND ANNUAL AS \&
sENBLY uF Knights TIN. Nv
r,AR and the appendant Orders, will ~
be held At It. A,ban Hall, ,e ecrn,r Of \
De .e1p Der 18th, Mt IL O'Clock NJ.
BY order OF the Most Eminent Grand E0mman-
der Jun, Dofa5,
ia,
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" E # E l. L Z, 81
REsTAUEArEUR, >
1904 NAlH S1AE:T,

Has reftted h;a saloons, ~ bite TIE cn't IN
old friends W Lose = tr"raEe and COCA wa ~
tD ioy ej for t~-DL -scvcn year. a,t' -. 30.
Portable and r-ti:td, an sc gentle ist' 2,,..
Richmond and from ~ t1a'. ~ IN "u - +.
OF fa.s all they can iesir', W~l.u MI" 1e
The most elegant sty!e Of liz art .,.-u,., 49,.
TIE winter proIrarom. l. Low p'e,shts.
al It's luXuEie5 enc d, Itcac,.s .: isLi shn
the most superb meats and vegetables 9apii :,
the local narke!, and the ia xurlous cen
from North and South vii. be found !. .'s VI
Gsmc. oysters, nsh, ventsoH. = - sAu 800 -
&c &c, served H. the Bet vie - eE1-L' nay.
BIS BAR &c supplied ~ita ~ - ss't...
passed ~ fh1sc - am nNe l. ne '"' 80, :,
CuClCF SEkSe'.s - = 8.#' - '''", .,..
the most exquisite styis D. Is 'Ai- ''l~'' $3.50
kecpcr. !. =, III p.s-
9at,ies dtnIYgor tkjng othfr - as 49,! 10 ~ O..
vate rooms suppt!~1 comply sc'''''-S
ders. ..,,,s s,.,,,h4
DINNERS sCPrTttS, All! = AIS i Ll.;,"t.,.
to order for parties nj isuiDes III s!is 49, ~.
Conntry customers viii asgsars dad accom-.
ton. and that o-de:s rrUnp..y fIlee. ----
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NEACCARONI. &c.-Just received from
lYl l. ally (my o"n importationl and IN store for
sale, large auantiy Of
MACCARON1.
ITALIAN CAEESE,
OLIVE OIL;
and Also s II, . lot OF
WISES:
which can be had at the lowest market price BY
calling at JOHN GlNOCbioS
DE- lU-lw$ No. l70S Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-10

NEW GOODS-FRESHA RRIVAL.-300
~ box Layer Raislns rs trails Seedless naisins
10 barrels New Cn' rants, 10 boxes Hsrdlt es. 70
toes and Peaches, 100 dozen Assorted Mixed
Pickles, 20 haif barrels Cucumber Pickles.
LOUIS J.. BOcSlLUX Conlectioner,
noo9 lIl2 M .lu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-10

~ yELvETS of the following colors
now IN store;
GREEN. BLUE, PURPLE. BROWN. LAVEN-
DER, LEAD, DRAB and BLACK,
which will be cut on The bias when desired.
Also. sATiNs and yELvErEEN5 IN all ooloTs
- LEVY BROTHERS.,
Lls and 1915 Main street.
Purchase JOHN CLARK, JE., j. Co.'s SfOoA
COTTON. ills the best no oO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-10

FINEST BORDEAUX PRUNES.-Just
T. received, small lot Of EXTRA BoRDEAUA
ANDREW PIZZtS1 & CO.,
OFT SO7 Brood street.
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TACKSON'S CANDY FACTORY AND
81 FAhGY CAKE BAKERY, corner OF Broad
and cd streets. He has fines MAJ AGA GEAPGS
in the city, new RAlsIHS, new FIGS, and iSn
FECTIOE CRIES 1t wholesale and retail. He hiss
every facility for furnishing all 81. ds OF ICED,
ORNAME~TED, and FANCY CANES. ICE
CREAM, In moulds or other Wise, to order.
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VALLEY FLOUR, Of the most cele-
ora.ed mills IN the state, for sale By
Dc =, LINER Harris OK Il GO.
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|" CRACKERS,
~. CRACKERS, CAKES, CAKES,
To merchants, dealers and consumers of CAKES
and CRACKERS.
! nnk at NV nat of prices " HOL ESALE AOu
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y,O DENTISTS.-FreshN NITRATE An
Il MJHIa, for maBin- nltrt us oxide gas ut
dee WOOD 4 SONS, 9th and Main streets.
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S>HOMpSON'S ANTISEPTIC TOOTH
1 SOAP, incidents and aromatic also, Sazln's
d. 10 IT. l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
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ENGLISH COLTSFOOT ROCK, for
Il tou. hs, Colds, Horseness, &c.
l.. W AG NFR, druggist
de io-otS 9th and Broad streets.
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Turing MY ABSEN FROM
- RIC~MrND Me:srs. STILES g ohAlS-
TiAN have cha &c OF my business, and respect"
fully refer my clieut il and frteaG u them: .a'
LOW II. r. 1O w looSs
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MEE'EIN GS.

4 MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
u n1t11sTrrS Of Richmond College Will take
nI,ce THIS tFTE <ADON t-aturday) at
an'clork. IN the Second b. ptist Churco.
AS important business y LII come up, a'uil mee'-
ing Is desirable. \, >rpp.v soc,v,
1t JOHN u. CnNh =. ooe ~
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
\ of the s,oc holders OF the FIRST NA1lOSAL
RANK of Rich ond Va. for the purpose OF elect
ing DIRE ctors for the ensuing car VIII be he,u on
TIJFsD AZ, the 10Th Of January next, at IL NJ, III
its nsng.h1use. ,,rr ,,
de 10 etaTtl0lhJa ,. Is. sM 1 II, CaSIlleI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-10

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT This OFFICE,
The New York herald., 1870-12-17

Sc. do. DO. Curacos So 6sNc., do do; Cape, Ion
aS as DE- % nS.a s
s. mo. rmmed m % &C. do DO sss 80 aoc do do angus
srrDsThere was an active ed demand for linsssd which
%s iTsns TsIss se1s .ssS so $ sS sa paid
wnn me range Of ~ y ~ TO- gold duty paid sixty
nuea demand bags we're soia al II s WY aaoSy
was s,eal dull and nominal at s5 60 No sales.
pr, Refined was generally held at 29c. we
1 srELIEs was quoted at SIC. &c. gold for snesan with.
sTnAnSE was dnl and heard OF conse.
cse, sahSw fos WAS steady f. value WIN modre demand
ne price for Texas and the latter prime country
s IN @ wsi a ss sr ss %ss
S ,s ssc Banca ss and English &c., al cola About
sn,s, sGSss, a,r &. for nSss
GOA ana charcoal sss aerns we IT pSs s IL 9 coke
erss "a IN market kentucky good do
PpIses were " o without pa5,car sales were
po 10 Il ay rom seed % s % e. SO binds
S 81 ioSSsns sssras.er sS, prizes
100 n. sd so & 6 Fl & IS to Soc OF
ES Receipts 10 bbls rhs msrke. wa. more
sss There 49, bss NC asss ss'' demanding
the Of whom. however, di.incined to operate
IN Sw 1'' a.msns Ssssa'
% ss m
de 1ns aens are and
prices. the inquiry sti mainly extra Texas Is slow q
sale the demand being Ent and only for small lots bu. full
offerings OF which only moderate California quiet,
though tho demand active than during part
o. the week. and prices steady for most
ne IN T. foreign 4 moderate and
fleece at from 4sc Bake including and Ohio
aSovs syS do o1S' s,' kac AA do = 6lc. No ! and
H. ACC g. Xxx and pck,ock Ohio Sse XXX DO at
Western, part at 45c 4S black aac combng on
private erms also $4,000 lbs pulled at s7c i2c for super
low low , TO- fine $4,000 ib. California At issc Ssac.
fall private terms, I0OjO lbs California and Oregon
a. 25c. sSc, SoUl do. Oregon &c., % 900 lbs.
Mexcan on private terms also $4,000 pounds black Santa Fe
a. zq1c loSu Do tine secured mesza at eS, s5c.. 900
90 DonsSo SooOo do Care lb0J0 do. mesza pulled, on
private terms sale of loo U0J pounds deaine wool was
reported on private terms but supposed at Sic
private terms - -
The New York herald., 1870-12-17

Too Much Lager Hath Made Him Mad-Pis-
tol, Fist and Umbrella Exercise-Assaultins

Too Much Lager Hath Made Him Mad-Pis-
tol, Fist and Umbrella Exercise-Assanltins
Saloon Keepers aud Policemen.
George McDermt., young man residing at No.
1913 East Th,rtyiourth street, on Thursday night
visited the lager beer saloon or Christian Waller at
No. as and street. and imbbed lager to such an
extent that he became temporarily insane, and
drew revolver from his pocket to shoot Waller.
The latter, not caring 10 pass over the valley before
the termination of the FyancoPrussian war. con-
cealed himself behind lager beer cask under the
counter and commenced shouting
"BoLicE, BoLiCR ~
Onlcer Ticrney, OF the eighth precinct who was
passing the saloon at the time hearing the or tho
frightened German entered the saloon and knocked
the revolver from McDermitt's hand az he was in
the act OF Gring It OF. While being conveyed TO tho
station house corner or Prince ana Wooster streets,
he made an assault upon the oliicer and threw him
on ,nc pavement Oiicer Jackson, OF the Twenty.
was also assaulted by McDermitt who
RAMMED AN UMBRELLA
which he had IN his hand, down hts throat. knock
ing out two OF MS teeth and leaving his throat In
sucD damaged condition as 10 necessltate his diet
lnG on soup and spoon victuals for several days.
Inc prisoner was riagned before Justice Shand Icy
at JEFFERSON Market yesterday morning ana held TO
answer the charge OF feonious assault
The New York herald., 1870-12-17

The Towns of Queens County EmuInfing
BrOOklyn-IIcayy Taxation ana ChnrGes OF
Fraud-How Rob Neighbors to Pay Ones
Debts.
I The final meeting of the Queens County Board Of
Supervisors mas extended through number OF
weeks and is not yet ended. At yesterdays sessions
b number OF important matters were considered,
among them the charge that the Assessors OF New
town had fraudulently made up the assessments
hnd that large number Of names had been LEFT en-
trey Off the lists and that money had been paid
Nhem for SO DONG Other charges were made that
p large part OF the amount returned uncollected
taxes from Newtowns$47 200, han been collected
and receipts given. The ASSESSORS lists OF
every town in the county show large increase,
except the town OF Newtown, the asses ment lists
Tor which are more than 100000 less than last
year 1858 490) 1t is charged that the deficiency Is
made to reduce the rates OF the town. The follow
Ing resolution was passed by the Board:-
Whereas complaints have to the knowledge Of tht
Board that property located in the town of Newtown has
been omitted the OF said town in the
nent rolls that satisfactory explanation OF said charge be
made, be
end investigate the subject of the above preamble.
/! large number OF subpGnas were issued for
prominent men in Newton, including the assessors
hnd most OF the oflcials OF the town, and an In
vat0nAs given to all feeling an interest III tue sub
tect to attend at the meeting OF the Board which
vii! be held Monday at the Court House.
The New York herald., 1870-12-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO, Dec. Is, 1870
Market dun and unchaneed sales reported excepting
car loads State barley soc delivered. Nominal qnota-
S SSns ;,No o, s5 spring whSat ~ q " new corn sle
wines, 3Uc.
Flour duh and Unchanged sales bb ut So rs for No
sprng - for anber winter So % for white IS 70 Tor
No. Milwaukee club 81 l5 Corn quiet nj Sic a sse for
mixed Western. Oats hell at 5sr. for Western Barley
81 80 for so,o 81 20 or anboet ea 'a&'ws per cw
NM mn iced unchanged; shorts ND Ssi, ship sus 80
ire ehts Flour Boston 6sc to New York 5sc ana 70 Al
bany 5uc grain and mil feed to Boston S6 go to New
York 50 81, to Albany 30 per ton.
Flour !nactve extras held "a 80 IS a5 fancy s5 30
supernncs $50 50aSi Wheat steady fairly active; NO
ST. SS s at new " NO. ~ & no nsds No. ea
axe; old No. inactive; saes a. a &C. Oats quiet aud
scs No. assse5n &C. o s1sg
heavy and over safe. No. at sahc Provisions steady.
Ss sSre at .Hs SS, a. Lard s & ss
unchanged Whskcy firm s5lsc. salaDle but Generally
IS bid good Shipping ssd 81 as hogs steady.
r.g. -.-.'' LoGiIsviiLf. Dec. ie, 1870
Tobaccosalcs 6s hhds, at IS 25 S5 20 for common to
good good 1gs s6 75 ~ for low to leaf s25 S5
extra family. So o. Grain dn Hos, ss 10 So 50 for me-
bacon shoulders IKE clear rib, 10 &C. clear Sides djac
bulk shoulders ' clear rb l0c clear sides, 10c Lard
Cotton IN fair dcmand mdiinss II &C.: sales l00o ne.
receipts 4s3; exports coastwise 1856; stock, 77las net
receipts of the week 94 exports TO Great Britain ls42
10000 '0A''"'s ''4''' SAis' OF the week.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 1s. 1870.
Cotton steady in fair demand; midi,ings lc llsc
sales 7gD net receipts. ll,476 gross, I77 exports to
10 70 Brenen stock, l6l0; net receipts of the week
59ei9 gross exports Great Brain su to Lv
ae1' meD - g SaFssens coa..wsc s 'V'' % Biz
The New York herald., 1870-12-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

FABER--RowLEY.-At the house OF the BRIDES
mother. at Clayerack, December u.s. by the Rev. Dr.
Zabriskie, a. EDWARD FABER, OF New York, 10 lsA-
BELLA. daughter OF the late Judge John Row,ey, Of
the former place.
by Rev. Dr. Cyrus ID. Foss, JONI B. JAMES to MARIA
LOUISE daughter OF John Sneckner. AL OF this city.
MCCLURE-LEATHEM.- Tn Wednesday evening.
December IA, az the residence OF the BRIDES pa ens,
by Rev. J. .. Murray, ID. d., WILLIAM X. MCCLURE
10 CArHERiNE HAMILTON LEATnEM, daughter of
Robert II. Leathem
SCRIPTuRE-DE FoREEsT.-At the Church OF the
Pilgrims. on Thursday, December Is, by the Rev. II.
). Storrs Jr, ID. D., FRANCIS G. SCRIPTURE to LOT
TIE DE FORREST.
WARD-BIS uOPRICK.-0n Thursday, December Is,
at the residence OF the brides father las lie kimer
street, by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. A. II. WARD TO
ALICE, daughter OF Henry Blshoprck, all or Brook
lyn. No cards.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1870-12-17
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half-past Five O'Clock p, M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Dec 1916 N.
Asnys.- Receipts The demand for pot was light
but prices steady at sc rs 81 owing the mode
rate arrivals Pearl were dull and nominal
BEEswAx dull and unchanged. The demand was
only for small lots There sold loO lbs Southern at
sc.
CANDLES were slow OF sale, the demand being entirely
of jobbng character and prices favored buyers. We
quote Adamannc, t12c II oz.) l4c 16c.; sperm, &C.
2yc., and patent, S8c. n 40c.
CoFrEF.-Rlo was in moderate demand from the trade.
and prices steady firm at former the
offerings moderate There sold 25O bags cx
Agamemnon and to arrive bags steamer Deverick
private terms. We heard or business
other kinds, which were unchanged in value.
We append the current quotations for all knds:-
Ordinary cargoes, Hlc. loc.; fair do, 15ac 15hc.
good do l6c. l6s<c; do, Nhc IKE; extremes
The New York herald., 1870-12-17

affected BY tho depression at the Stock Exchange.
The Tcnnessees and North Carolinas were strong
and higher. Missourls were In request at advanced
quotations. The only weakness was exhibited
In the new South Carollnas. The following
were the final street uotatons:--Tennesscc ex
coupon. 61K ok; do, new, 614 a 6iK; Virginia,
ex coupon CA SO; do. new, 63 Ga; do, registered
STOCK, old, 5oA 81; Georgia sixes 80 50; do.
sevens, 9lH %; do. sevens, old, 90 a 03; North
carolina, ex coupon. 44s 45; do, funding,
1855, SO 81; do. do, 1868, % n %; do, new,
2zh %; do, special tax, II Is; Missouri
skies, o3 93h; do, Hannibal and St. Joseph, 92h
%; Louisiana skies, II 72; do, new, Go a 90;
do, levee SKIES, 72 "a; DO do, eights, so a 92;
do, Penitentiary sevens IS so; do railroad eights,
so SO; Alabama lyes, 70 a IL; do. eghts, lO1 o
lo2; DO, railroad eights, 05 a 1907 South Carolina
SKIES, 50 80; do new. January and July 68,s 6S;
40. do, April and October, 65 G7; do registered
stock, old, % rs; Arkansas skies. 65 66; do,
sevens, GO 81; Mobile and Ohio Railroad, sterling
TIA 70; do. interest eights, 73 IA do second mort
gage eights, 81 q 81; Mississippi Central Railroad
first mortgage sevens. 10 a rs; do do. second do
eights, CO 6S; New Orleans and Jackson flrsts S5
81; do. do. seconds, 20 ~: Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad drsts. 50 81; do. do, seconds 10 49,
Greenviile and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by
South Carolina, 63 65; Macon and Brunswick Rail-
Iouu, Huhrdntecu Dy georgia, 70 II; wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford egnts, so q 81; Memphis
City skies, SO So; Savannah City sevens SO q S.;
New Orleans Consols, old. 70 a IS; do issued rail-
roads, skies, 60 IL; do. new, seyens, 70 an.
CLOSING PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
Tho following were the closing street
prices OF government bonds:-United States
currency sixes lo9lk 1O9a!; United States stxes,
1881, registered 1o02 ITO; do do, coupon, ll2H
l13*; do ive-twenties, registered, May and Novem-
ber, 1o7 1914; do. do, 1862, coupon, DO. 1o7H
l07a<; do. do 1884, do. do, 107JS lo714; do. do,
1885, do. do, 1o7k lO77s; do. do registered, jan
uary and July. 100 1oek do. do, 1885. coupon,
do, 1o9h los94; do. do, 1867, do. do, 1O991 q
1O9s; do do. 1868, do do, 11o, 11OS: do. tenfor-
ties, registered 1868 loG2s; do. do coupon. 1864
o 1865.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The fluctuations in the price or gold during the
The New York herald., 1870-12-17

SINGAPORE BE. &c.,: Ceylon. l7ac &c.; Maracabo
Costa Co pVa.ns1 Rsas seold n bond 80 ceara sc
iee savanilla, l5ec. a lsc.-al gold, duty paid
soiroN-The demand was less active for spinning but
more active Tor export and gond business was
prices not differ from those obtained yesterday the
% being steady The sales 476s baes Of which
scy .as,, Gotten for future delivery moaer
ms were fair. The sales (basis low m,ddling)
wefe az ouows:-December, 20J at l4c, leo IL s6c
Sanaary 2o9 At Ike 500 at u illec 500 at Hssc Fe6ru
April 500 at l5c $50 O. b. Mobile on private terms last
sssnng ioO DO do to-day Total 4s5J bae, Aao a.e
Gays, az 4c January 800 at lc. 200 at "A 6c 200 at
n3sc febraIy bV at sssc 20 at IA B6c 100 at l4slc
~, oa a. a1e so so a. lblec 90 at 4c April 100 at iic
tauons for lots on the spot were as folows:-
The New York herald., 1870-12-17
ANOTHER IRON WAR.
Uerseymen VS.. Long Misunderstanding or d

Derseymen VS.. Long Misunderstanding or a
Locomotives.
. large number Of passengers were seated in the
palf-past eleven A. M. train from Valley Stream on
ahursday, waiting for its departure on the Hemp
ptead Plains Railroad. The polite conductor in
formed them that the engine was disabled and that
Enc train would not start 1t seems that the builder
pr the engine, Mr.. Mckay OF New Jersey, not re-
Celvln8 pay, rad determined to wait ne longer
Going 10 valley Stream with number OF men he
EOok lOrCioe possession of The engine and brought
70 Johannesburg over the Southside Railroad
rack, me ana anair created much indignation, both
gers; but there was no help Tor ir. The lcrsevmen
were the stronger and might prevailed
The New York herald., 1870-12-17

In the Superior Court for Bristol county, Mass, on
the 14th inst, Judge Scudder sentenced Dennis
Green, of Fall River convicted at former term OF
the crime OF rape TO the State Prison for liie the
first three days solitary. John Finneran alias John
Burke OF Eau River convicted OF aiding and abet
ltipg the same. received o similar sentence.
The New York herald., 1870-12-17

-. ~ mere was fair degree OF activity the
KY D at about previous prices There disposed
figures. T.~' - ~ "o " $500
COCOA was dull and nominal at exc. a5c., gold, for
nayalu, N bond 2ac 27c., do for Maracabo, and
LOG lic., do. for Caracas, do.
rLouE AND G.AfN.Recepts TO- IT'S bbls. -four, 2lN do
AM Days corn meal 1920 bushels wheat do corn
~ .oo do oats The tour ruled ed
Inc saes were about $500 bbs For Southern tour there
@ demand At about former figures; the sales
were coy Dds Rye nour moderately steady
prices the saes being about 400 bbs Corn meal was duh
The New York herald., 1870-12-17

WHcot Wdh uuI BAT hrmSl " xl yS bid FOR No.
Ss:as' ss1s S%,s aAs
~StsF s y "a isa sai wh nss
ssss ss q % Ss,a
sssc ssg for mixed Western TIC 1sc for yellow, Soc
els els at zoe aSlc for Western sio c for Ohio. FOR
barley Tat were dull and prices our last
al articles being sht but rates without particular
change except for cotton Liverpool steamer which was
BY steam Tc LONDON 4SSsa By sa sran ram
ter was light but were still demande especially
for me iium sized vessels suitable for the petroleum
At s5s iSe bales cotton 5sd ssd 7Go bushels wheat
g. oe sTs m ts Ss d. H on hsss .aew II a. 2
steamer 10 bales cotton at 9i 96i TO Antwerp 81
Sars ID Iv, with hhds toSacco on private
terms IAN, sn tmSre bas 1900 bols to the Mederra
terms. - '~.,0'~' ''''' A'N '@4''' A''' VI p''As
GysNIEsMBags were quoted a. 1sNc cash, duty paid
Hopa-Ihere was no change 70 note in the market The
remained heavy except for the gr des which were in
moderate supply and steady Prices ranged from &C. to sc
HAy.A moderate acmana prevailed at prices differ
sSpPIns q os rsal e. ii loa 81 $; long rye straw,
" e = IL as sSsr ss SS Sers s sS %sro rn. sale. Of
to nrrs9 N We Eoson so Other kinds duh and
dS as @ sss s ssai g. ss
~. n ra mark, Mas quiet the de demand neins light
sonsBuenos Ayrs IS 70 q lbs zoe. ssc ao 20 to %
ibs zoc Pee apntevdeo, 2o to a lbs, ?5c 25oc;
q lbs, .Ss ognao ii 10 q ibs sio California. y
to 2s s 2 ~ M General A%erean 81 =, rmmea Is q
Ma.amoros and Mextap % to "a bs 22c &C. Vera Cruz
lSto lalns 2lc 22t rampico, 20 to % It's Die PC
Bogota - 70 ~ bs 2c &c. Maracabo 80 to % lbs 6c
lsc.. all gold +, t-..s .
IRON. The market for Scotch pig quiet, The demand
was moderately active but business restricted the
smalness OF the suy and we heard Of sales
Prices were entirely aominal at 1855 80 $6 3d. American
was slow Of sale, ths demand beng light heard
no business No. was quoted at ISL and NO. at S29 $50
Refined bar dull and nominal $75. Rats were dun
and we heard of no sales bu prices unchanged
quo,e:-Amercan, $40 8l, currency, AMI English $57
$50, gold -
LEATHER-There tar degree of activity in the mar
ket tor nemock sole a previous prices Light was almost
neaected the demand being chiefly for heavy stock The
receipts are air and the stock well
was dull an unchanged Rough better demand AT
about previous figures. We quote:-- -
The New York herald., 1870-12-17
THE CoTTOa STATEMENT.

The weekly cotton markets OF the interior towns
for The week ending December 10 are as follows:-
The New York herald., 1870-12-17
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of the leading stocks during the day.

THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS STRONG.
The Southern list. With few exceptions. was not