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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

The news of the surrender of the Emperor
and McMahon's army was not Published in
London until nearly eleven O'Clock on Sa.ur-
day The STAR gave the important news to
the public here through an extra at 1890 a. m.
consequently our readers had the information
some minutes in advance of the people of Lon
don Of course there is a difference in time BE-
tween London and Washington. but with this
duly estimated il is yet a most remarkable fac.
that through the agency of the cable and OF the
Associated Press this important news, calcu-
lated 70 thrill the whole world. should be pub
iished in Washington previous to its publication
IN London
As wehave not hesitated to criticise any short
comings OF the Associated Press in the past we
feel if only Justice now to say that the manner
in which the war news in this great struggle has
been collected and forwarded TO the press OF
this country by the Associated Press Agency, Is
= wonderful feat OF news enterprise. Mr..
SimCHtOR viii justly wear the honor of haTins
originated and perfected the arrangements BY
which this great feat was possible, but the local
agents OF the Associated Press. especially in
NashIn ston, have worked increasingly to expe-
Cite &c transmission of the news to the papers
Tor instsnce, through the agency of the ASCOT
a-ed Press and Mr.. Gobright's active force in
this city, Tue STAR has been able to present
HON Two 20 thTee columns day of European
war news of the same date, embracing dis
I2tehs, from Paris and from Berlin, and the
d.ElCt sceEe OF action.
The people of Washington. through the col
EnDs Of THE STAR, have thu, been kept
informed OF everything that has transp.red OF
note ~ this remarkable war. mp % the very mo-
ment 90 going 10 press, and TdE STAR has thus
been enabled TO sweep the news field com
Iletely.
IL l., Of course. great satisfaction to u 70 be
able 10 present TO our readers Tim, promptly AID
exclusively all the stirring news OF the day, and
y will Re OFF aim to serve them in the future
with the same prOmptness and fidelity. To this
end We shall spare no pains or expense.
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BOARDING..

RoARDlNG.-A fine residence, recently vacated
- by member of Congress, is open for the
vacation as first clsss BOARDING HOUSE.
Terms 81 - per day, 81 per week, SIS per month.
Location, : 4th street sel-6t
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT kOOMS, to be had on reason able terms,
at 1901, cor. Pennsylvans avenue and 18th street
Good location and accessible. mh2-ly
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"ANTED-A GIRL to do the homework for n
w small family of adults. Must come well recon-
n,endcd Apply at the Agency of the Singer Sowing
Machine, 3i4 9TH street, near PsHna ave. aus II
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PROFESSIONAL.

THOMAS WILSON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
321 -Four and a half street, Washington, +. u,
frosecutes claims against the United states eNclu-
svey before the Court Of Claims and Supreme Court
OF the United states. AUD "
ATTORNEYATL6W
Omce:-Ip Thompson's Law Building. No. I'll G
street, opposite Patent once. aal-ly
EDWARD y. OARkINGToN,
~ Late U. 3. District Attorney
ATTOhNEf AND COUNSELLORA AT Law,
VIII practice IN the Supreme Cour; Of the Bnitoc
States, Court OF Claims, and all the Courts 81 thu
District Prompt attention given 90 he Collection
Of Claims. Once, asa, opposite City Hall. my7sl y
ROOK, JOB, AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
GIBSON BROTHERS,
ebEly 1912 Penn avenue, south side.l
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING
~ Neatly md Promptly ErecKf>d
BY n. POLklNhORN & co,
laz-y II street. between 9Th and eth SITS.
M U. BYCETT
w. BOOkBINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. 1Ol2 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and
18th streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals and
newspapers caref ally attended to. las "
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BUSINESS CHANCES


EURNIIURE roR SALE AND HOUSE, T0R
The entire lot Il, " eNIIURE IN tn. h,u--. .ni
houss tnll oi god psyiag baA d.r.. Situated "a
q1irs at star otlSe. ' " , 'n' Sc. .,s So q
s.ttITRgT EA P,s So .agS5~ ~
pair de,',eIct s-y~here 10 d e. Ga D. sen -
PHILLIPs. Georseto~n. IS a.
DARE CHANCE-EOR S4LE-GOoD WILL.
Ia STOCK snd FINTJ RES u snail Sfrscery aud
danaa.hs saoT r s s2S d Tin 4 a ' ws1t
excellent liinor stand C.use i.r seliag; owner -
corner 10th and stree .. 500
4 LDERNEY CATTLE ron sALE-One BULL.
a setse,n two sIid three years Old. and s<zcrH
MI HOSES .ocE S'" A P'fif' a. Mr. c OK *
RAN's FARM. near the Toll gate. n 81. IN
10000. ,fs f,fs TufN S.;. r Sl. IN =,
sale one uf the best BUsINk>S STANDS, fsr ssy
pn y = P s Si 4sB lSss; On Gst dss,.s;
cmre'e. splendid location Tor a Bank ing Hnn-s.
A .la -, !" Jos, IT, Tn - PLY =,
For sALs.5I FIR sar sale SEVERAL QUAR-
Water street, Georgetown. 81 2us
I,oR sALE-A SPLFNpTn f'H1SCr raR a
Gated: ss0 cash. hsl-nce 8 and lsr1sf.ths :, n -
nT'' rF'7' u 'Or ; Tm%M,sK w.ca.,, u
seld SIG 7th street, opposite the Pos, onic.
I'o CAPlTALIsTS, PROPERTY OWNERs
$4,000
, Iroperty 10 the value % seventy -fge Thousand
doasrs the l">t improved and best rasing property
IN Washington WIN be old Cor hall cssh. an s.i
sncr On zen years time II de-rsi. ar half ca-h -od
bali IN untT proved CITY property IT farm Lands ia
The vicinity Of this city. iogulre oi
sel-st' Intellirencer Building cor, .rh AMI ~ .ts
nOUBLE AID SINGLE BARREL GINS At
- great bargains. A. PRINCES Loan Once sales
r"Vue' iooo fennsy lyanis avenue. suD0 n
EOR sALE-The CEIAIRS lately I'M the orch--tr.
Il OF the National Th-ater Will Ne sid in lots ~,
Inquire At the Office IT the National Tbeatrr a2J
EoR sALE-FINE FLOODED HORSES .-v.-
raj pairs; also, Single and SADDLE Horses. ~
on the corner q 9th aud q streets, IA rear Of ~
Metropolitan Hotel Xxx
aux Ian J.. II. RUSSELL.
MONEY TO LOAS-Un ian proved or guitnar,r.a
~ Property. 10 sum. 90 suit Choice hr-t cl>-s
.1. = ~ u NJ TtPEs for sr. :: .et urchs
N T. corner New York sSen1.
wa lhrpub.l and 18th stre.t.
A MESSAGE FROM THE PAsr.-Fer sale M /.
~ DAT gain, bound volumes OF the COLUMBIA
ShhoNiCLk fer the years 1916 and lsI7, ana the
lsls In good PRESERVATION. Inquire IT the oountinS
nocIn o. LIE kkkNlhG STAB, where the voiuns
may De efslnihed. JOS az
FOR sALK-es.e0o sEOoND-BAsp LIN
BEL In large or small quantities. Very ohsss
Apply 10 CRAs. A McE0EN
~ Real Estate Agent,
ThE HIGHEST CASH PAID ron CENTS,
II Cast on OlothlnG, Boots, Shoes, large .fYs.l
O1it heNOlyers. Guns, Pistols, " : nARrO-
nhNsic, lz24 ath street. Between VI and n Any
order through mail promptly attended 70. des Is
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Cftos 81 SgPsrtH'eHdent and Inspector Of N,c.ys 4
CdTTiGse~ayS: Foofuays. and kssc Rwtldi HsS, )
CfS Hall, Washington, u. C., Sept. S. $50
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed ct the Mayor Office, until IL m on TIL URS-
DAY, the 18Th day OF September. instant. for the
purpose OF CONSTRUCTING THE SEWERAGE
OF n street north. between New York and Vermont
avenues in accordance with the plans and specfca.
lions which can be seen at tb Office of the Superin-
tendent and Inspector every day from 10 a. m to l
M. The main sewerage 10 be assessed upon the
property bordering along the line The traps dro ps
man holes and seras to be paid out OF the funds Of
The ward: WIN FORSYTH.
sf5eofd supt and inspector, &c, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

THE ATTENTION OF PARENTS, Teach
~ rr- and Dealers is invited tn a,y new store
No 1926 eth street, between and l. streets sayen
doors above my old stand, where have opened an
unusually large stock % School Books ard <tatinn
cry. ccmpTi-inr the nnst pete assortment in tho
District: which am selling at the lowest prices
wholesale and retail.
sci In RICHARD ROBERTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

H+THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
~ 0E The POTOMAC BUILDING AsSO.
ClAIiON Will be held st the Columbian Law BniIJ-
ing, BASEMENT on MONDAY, the fifth day of Sen.
tember, $50, st o'clock D. m sal ao7tp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE lIIIE
~ street, between llth and 18th sts
All persons in want of employment. and all thos.
IN need OF good and reliable Help, such ~ Cooks
at the above agency. aug I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

1.-TWO squaress above Potent Ofice,l
- wAsHTNGTON, ID q,
MODELS MAKER FOE INFEN.T0RS,
rurrner' Math.matical ana Physical lastrnnent
Maker, Billiard Balls Made to Order ana Old Os~s
kspsired and Colored Thorough Repairing OF Sew
ing Machines made Q speciality, &c. an e-eolns
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Fargo Express, 80; do. scrip. cH ~, Amer1-
can Express 40 a 4o&; United states Express, a4yf
a 35,<; Pacific Mail, 42;l AK; Now York Central
consolidated, slx eik; do. scrip, sb51 80; Erie,
24k FAX; do. preferred, AZ 40; Harlem, 1ss bid
Reading, 1o31s lo3s; Michigan Central, 12l bid I;
Lake Shore. ssk os5S; Panama, 70; Union Pacific
loh 1873; Illinois Central, 1sfJl 1851; Cleveland
and Pittsburg. 1904 lo5k: Chicago and North
western, soK Sok; do. preferred S91< 90; Cleve-
lana, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, 80ss
asl; New Jersey Central, 1881 a 1osK; Rock Island
1854 losk; Milwaukee and st. Paul, COS Q 6ok;
40. preferred. slX SO; Toledo, Wabash and Western
ON SIX; Fort wayne, 94ss q vs.; Chicago and
A'ton. ll6 ll6H; do. preferred, 117k bid; Ohio
ana Mississippi, SOx SoN; st. Louis and Iron
Mountain. 40; Delaware, LAckawanna and Western
Iook no: Morris and Essex, Elk %; Boston.
Hartford and Erie, IN 3; Hannibal and 81. Joseph
1885,; do. preferred, Ill lI2 Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central. 1871 1sh.
THE FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS..
The following were the prices OF the leading active
stocks at the close OF street BUSINESS Western
Onion Telegraph 45y. o 49, Pacfnc Mall. l2k 42,s
New York Central Consolidated, PIX . 9lH; New
York Central scrip, $50 S6k; Erie, 24A q 24h
Reading, 10sk l0374; Lake Shore 92yt %: North
western, ex div, rs 75A; 20. preferred. do, s5I
s5i4; Rock Island. 10sH 1857; St Paul, COX q
COZ; do preferred. SIX q 81; Wabash, 5lk a, 5ls;
Ohio and Mississippi. 3o7s q 81; Boston, Hartford
and Erie 81. r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-12

An Excited Isrnefite After an Abscondiux
DebtOr-Scene Mt tho Tombs Police Court.
On Saturday last, during luil in the business OF
the court at the Tombs, while Judge Bowling was
temporarily absent, the elegant Captain Magrath sal
leaning back In his chair combng down his luxurl.
ant mustache with all his fingers and gazing In
tently at the northwest corner OF the ceiling, the
officers OF the court conversing In groups the
merits OF somebody's "dorg," when suddenly tho
doors few open, and young man. evidently Of
the Hebrew persuasion rushed In, pufnng and grnt-
Ing at fearful rate. HIS preciplta,e course was
stopped only by the railing In front OF the desk,
where he blurted 0ur:--
"Wha-a.tr' replied the genial Captain who had
been startled from his thoughtful attitude and comb
Ing occupation. "You want wha-a-atS"
II vondayorrin; ugh ughp'
"You want warrant ~
"Yais, ali; yais, ugh; gwick, ah; hoory up; 1
voadid gwick rideayay. Ugh my monishw
take 1t easy, young Fellow, and tell us WHATS the
matter with your"
81 vondayorrin dot shtop ,dst Sheep ugh; dot
mon v0s gOan by dot sheep de rter ofer und lie yos
sheet me more as file hunder thalers, ugh.n
BY this time he had almost got his wind, and from
his story 1t appeared tnat man VINO had taken pas
sage on board steamer about to leave for Europe
had neglected to liquidate small Indebtedness to
the excited and painting child OF Israel. Captain
Magrath. on learning the state OF the case said:--
"1ou expect warrant To sop the shipr'
"Yais, oh yais, gf Ia me, gwick, beese else dot
sheep is goan nnd doan yos got my mocnlsh."
II can't help you, young fellow; the Judge isn't
ship may be gone, You seer
"Oh yats, bleese, dots droo; vot shili do Gen ?
Dot mon vO5 goan de riifer oer by dot sheen fon
dole goondry; vot sheel dopo
81 really can't say You see"
"DonJ you vos Good gif me dot vorrin emma how !?
goze way nit my moonish. Ugh my moonlsh my
moonish! doan 70 vot; doan no vot---u
This was the last seen OF him, as he turned and
rushed out OF Tho court TO 1nd some way TO .shtop
dot sheep"
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

prisoner in New Hampshire pleaded guilty of
theft and declared his desire to go TO State Prison
Tor the purpose OF learning trade.
). AT the Miillin County pal Court, recently, the
County Treasurer paid for 163 pole cat. forty seven
hawk, twenty owl and eighteen iox scalps.
The first Baptist sermon preached in the State or
Illinois was in the year 1887, by the Rev. James
Dodge. The denomination now numbers $500.
Methodist Conference In Wisconsin denounc ed
the game OF cr0quet .as an evil, TO be avoided by
all good people, because it does not tend the glory
OF God.'
MAJOR John Harllec died at Argyle, Robson
county North Caroline az tae Sotm utimo aged
Old and distinguished family In that section. He was
lieutenant under General Jackson In the war OF
Point Petre.
TheNAuGusta, Me-. correspondent OF the Boston
Journal says that extensive preparations are going
forward for harvesting much larger crop OF ice
than was cut last winter TO commence lust as soon
as the Ice becomes OF sufficient thickness IL IL
estimated that not less than $50 900 tons win be nar
vested IN the kennebcc this season.
The Portland .Sta,. states that this week probably
VIII see the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad COM
plcted, and trains ready to run 70 West Baldwin,
only three miles below Hiram, and within seventeen
hiles OF Fryeburg. fine depot has been con-
structed at Baldwin. The directors say that the
road shall reach North Conway next summer.
Greencastle. Franklin county, Pa, has a colored
man who has double organization, and can change
his hoart In four different POSITIONS while his bowels
revolve around IKE ball with great rapidity back
ward ana forward and when their motion ceases an
extra set OF ribs slide down and cover the entire alb
doInen. He says he does not suffer In the least from
this curious freak OF nature.
Burlington, Iowa, will be forty years old In 1872
II was settled by DAVID Tothers and Samuel White
IN 1882 but they were driven across the river the
next year, and Whites cabin was burned by United
states soldiers. He returned with brother in-laW
named Doohttle. In 1884, and named the town for
burlington, VT. IL was the capital or Wisconsin
territory rom 1886 to 1888. and afterwards of Iowa
Territory The town was politically organized Apr IL
20, 1887, and land office opened In 1888.
Captain John, who died at Los Angeles California
eyed los years, was a noted Indian, and was more
or less known TO every resident Of Southern Gall
fornla. lie was man OF powerful physique over
Six rect nigh, and his head was nearly double the
child baptized at the Mission San GABRIEL after IL
mad oeen founded almost century ago He always
claimed to be good Indian and friend to the
whites but 10 Is thought that he occasionally forgot
his friendships and committed thafts and other
0ilences OF graver character. During his old age
o habit OF drinking strong waters was contracted
ana ne would occasionally got snakes In his mocca,
slps' aQa then he veal a be dliloglt 70 contcoL
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

a4H SATURDAY, Dec l0-6 Pm.
CoFFExrhe market for Rio very firm q. our quota
sions with fair demand from the There were sold
4oe0 bags, ex Amelia Emma, private terms In Balt
more there were sold LOCO bags, Traveller and to
arrive there 5000 do, per Il. O. Wright. on private
terms. The other descriptions were dull the de-
mand being hight, but prices were without al
teration We quote :-Rio--ordinary cargoes. Ike a
l6c. fair do l5c lbsc good d. lsac lssao prime
do, IKE l7c. extremes for lots, l4so is,sc java
government bags 2oc 2so DO grass mats. sosc &c
st. Domingo (gold, In bond Size 80 ;ceara l6c a lie
lec. savanila, lskc. a l8c.-sl geld. duty paid. "
CorToN.-The market quiet and heavy and prices
receded 80. The demand from all BUYERS was
light and holders were generally anxious to realize The
saes were 56b bales Including ~ arrve which 800
were Tor export sc FOR spinning Jos speculation and 100
and heavy and prices were c lower the offerings
follows 900 az 10 Lice 100 at i5e January,
AT 70 llse together January, 100 at 5,c Febraary
ruary, 100 al lbac, March, 100 at l5lsc, together
leans ESQ at l4sc. Total 1890 bales Late yesterday the
following lots sold 400 bales FOR December al l5c
Ibsc: go do, for January At lie 3lsc 100 do for Feb.
Tnary ht lbc 4Ou b. Charleston private terrnB
Total 0O bales grand total 50 bales Tho cosinp
lots the wi a 80
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


JONES -JoHNsos.-At ormond Place Parsonage
Brooklyn, on Saturday. December 10, by Rev. J.
Clement French CHARLES X. JONES to MARIA LAP
FRRT3, daughter OF Jeronius J. johnson, Esq, hon
Of Brooklyn. e.s #f
wMIrNgy-cLARK.-On Thursday, December ., q
ST. James church. Batavia, N. r., 0y the Rev.
George t. Pummer. Mr.. JAMES W. WuIrNRy, of
New York, 20 Miss PAULINE CLARK. daughter Of 10
rome A. Clark ESQ.
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III
pany with the Associated Justices, arose and said
John nanOn sy our rec , appears thai Grand Jury
upon the sh day Of sepe5e b. 1855 YOUR YOUR case was
tried with deliberations and after eighteen days consdera
o. your r pss be oand y9a guilty motion for
aa ins so
proved psrpoator Of this brutal murder sboa. to
ss. ya sssS ssss,
sanction, have declared death % be the only AIDE,
the nPSfa ~Bss ss
sa M
thor we &c that q We your
she speaks 70 Do desire to prorac this sad
':a as''ss Tpss move qy
widowed mother Of vsm up prayer. 70 eo
psoas means bsssscSs glance ave sYs terror o
Gs sr aa
Ms y he 10 s earthly Sdpss we aI as %
human esSs.ganss reached Il INIT
Al sea WIZ he blood sh aSS fs . H..
an E Of : ya
shor NE WI be o to repent As tho hoars Of each day
to sSs 'As shorten Sca q b gs ss
Ssn sas the Sks h ' viii .saa
shroud forever from mortal vision in the grave. We be-
day. .ans no
g % n ss % nssa.
remains for Ms do but 70 pronounce the Judgment
Hsnon alias chares E. Harris the prisoner At the barr 10
from hence the Jail of the county of Philadelphia,
from whence and thence to the place Of
and he there hanged by the neck until he
may God, OF Hs infinite good mercy upon
his soul.
Hanlon at the conclusion OF Judge Ludlow's adj
dress, fairly screechcd,
'sMuRpERED IN COLD BLOOD ~
and then seated himself. The crowd dispersed and
Hanlou was removed to M0yainensng Prison, there
to remain until the day OF his death, which win be
Will be made to have the case carried
to the Supreme Court ID generally admitted.
Whether the melton will be granted remains
to be SEEN but 1t is hard TO Imagine what pretext
can be advanced in support OF such motion. His
guilt Is established beyond doubt, and justice de-
mands the speedy cxpiation OF his most horrible and
unnatural crimes Even In the wild harangue he
made To the Court not word was said in denial Of
his guilt, proved az IL Is beyond the shadow of a
peradventure--he dared not IN open court deny
1t. He viii doubtless suffer the full penalty OF tho
law az al early day. tn t.# A...#
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Ise; sAss 1000; net recspss ssls, exports 70 dreaA
OmOA co. Dec 10, ln0
EHchanss unbalanced Foar-spring erxas dsu and lee
firm. Whca-No spring quiet trmcr nj n UA VI %
during the dull unchanged. Corn duh No.
43sc. during the afternoon 4sc for No. T. O.s closes
quiet nj Sc. 38hc Rye dull lower No 67Hc &c.
nishwnss srm !. $50 rrevisiens steady and anes -
N 10 Live hogs easier Ss 20 Us o. Gable quiet AND
unchanged bbls hour, 81 900 bushels wheA
3D. 600 bushels corn 1000 bushels OATS 1900 bushes rye
5000 bnshs. barley, il,ooo hogs shpmentssoO ebla
eour $4,000 bushels corn 1000 bushels LOW bushes
rye, l,0UJ bushels barley, $500 hogs
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during the week were as follows:-
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CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
tho following wero the closing prices at the
last session OF the Stock Exchangc:-Ca Canton
Company, 67x \ 10; Consolidation Coal, % O 2sh;
Western Union, 45x ASK; Quicksilver. q 8; Mari
poss, Ga TX; d. preferred, 1Ok bid; Boston Water
Fewer. 10 q 2lk; Adams Express. s5k a 90; wells-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS..

NEW ORLEANS Dec. TO- 1870.
CoonThe demand Ia fair flower rates middlin Is, l43
sci saes, 1900 net receipts, $3.50; coastwse, 1869
total, 1857 exports 10 Great Britain59l LIVERPOOL
2sl4 to Queenstown; coastwse, 78S; stock, lS7.4s9
SAVANNAH, Dec. 10, 1870
Cotoq.-hoderst demsnd ii I0weE rsleai mladljAga,
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FLouE All ukAiS receipts, Ifby Dds hour, lO0 bags
meal $500 bushels wheat, 4300 corn IL $50 do
oats 900 do barley go do rye Az do peas aud 1900 do
malt The aour market ruled steady. but dull The sales
only about 700 bbs Southern -four duh aud un-
changed The sales 400 bills Rye nour quiet but
steady In value Sales 300 bbs Corn was duh and I'M
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LATEST PRICES OF GoyERNMEyTs

The following were the closing street prices
for government bonds on Saturday evening"
United states currency skies, I1o% 1l0X;
United States Sizes 1881, registered, 11o1 11oH;
do. do, coupon 1lsss i1at do. vs-twentes regis
tered, May and November 1919 1O7X; do. do,
1862, coupon, do, 1o71s los; do. do. 1894, do.
do, 1o7H l07H; do. do, 1856, do. do, 197s q
lo7't; do. do. registered. January and July, I06K
lo6N; do. do, 1866, coupon, do, 1eo1 10; do.
do, 1867, do. do, ITO 1IoK; do. do, 1858, do,
do, 11oh l1eK do. ten-forties, registered, 1868
1851; do. DO, coupon. 1863 1861.
THE COURSE or THE GOLD MARKET
The extreme fluctuations daily In the course OF gold