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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, August l2--6 Il. NJ. !
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QUERY.
Wall street was disturbed today 10y the presenta-
tlon 10 II OF two conundrums, IN the solution OF
which 1t was largely occupied during the hours OF
business 10 the exclusion Of more profitable occupa-
tion and the confusion OF values First IN chrono-
logical order among these was the precise meaning
of
MINISTER MAGNE's PROPOSITION IN THE FRENCH
CHAMBERS
'that the paper circulation Of the Bank Of France
be limited 10 a thousand millions of francs" A
'limltation" can scarcely mean an increase, espe-
cially when the existing legal circulation was fur-
teen hundred millions; yet as such 1t has been gene
rally Interpreted. The phraseology OF the despatch
communicating the fact Of this new issue Is SUM-
centy doubtful TO give rise to considerable specula-
ton and inquiry in Wall street as TO It's precise
meaning, which no one prepared 10 pos lively
declare. II seems, however but reasonable to sup
pose that the use of the word "paper" means new
and additional issue OF irredeemabc currency to The
extent mentioned separate and distinct from all
previous issues payable in coin. Conundrum No.
was suggested by the
SUSPENSION oS SPECIE PAYMENTS By THE BANK OF
FRANCE,
and involved its proper nluence upon this market.
taken in connection with probable similar action IN
Berlin should the war be prolonged. The most gem
eral expectation was an advance in the premum
viii interrupt the movement of species that In con-
sequence decline here may be looked for. Against
the latter view Is the assertion that bills OF eX-
cnange drawn from here and outstanding viii
require the shipment OF coin to meet them. 1t is
but proper to say the latter position Is dispu Ell,
and It's solution would seem at this time TO be rs
dinlcut as many questions involved In the operation
Of our legal tender act II Is confidently asserted
by some, however, that bills OF exchange already
urawn VIII be so met. The situation IS, to say the
least, complicated.
GOLD HIGHER.
In the gold market the operators, ignoring all the
later questions involved In the situation acted
promptly upon the expectation that this transition
ernmental credit would at all events, temporarily
advance the price OF gold and went in at once upon
the bull slde Gold opened at 117H, but upon
their free purchases advanced In the course Of
the day to tls3s. In the progress OF this movement
In addition to the items above referred TO, they were
helped by the changes In that vague quantity known
as
'THE LONDON QUOTATION"
for our bonds. Various and contradictory reports
were received concerning Its fluctuations, on
every day, the manner Of transmitting such
Information being Of the most confusing
character. Taking the most reliable sources
of Information, the course of the English market
appears have been for 62s, s6a at the start. s5
to SO at noon and S61S S65S ut the close, which
movement is, however, but partially rejected In that
OF gold here, as viii be seen by the following table
OF the
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GRINDING OUT THE CREEyBACKs.
Manufacture of Paper for United States Not0s
and 1'urrency-The Bonds for Funding the
Public Debt.

Manufacture Of Paper for United States Notos
and Currency-The Bonds for Funding tho
Public Debt.
The government OF the United States has entered
into an agreement or contract With manufactured
In Pennsylvania Whose FAMILY has been for several
generations engage in the making Of bank note
paper speciality for the supply OF large guam
tty Of that article to be used in the printing OF the
bonds TO reissue the public debt. The contractor is
bound, by the terms or his agreement,
to supply paper for bond notes TO the
extent OF $l,50o,0o000O The material VIII have
characteristics specially devised, 10 be pro-
lection against counterfelts. 1t is OF to ba
manufactured exclusively for the government, and
not sheet Of II leave the mill without order
from the Treasury Department an agent from
winch Is constantly on the watch about the estab-
lishDient to count the sheets and thar
none OF the paper gets into Improper Channels.
The manu- acturer IN question has, within year
or SO, produced AZ his mill IN Pennsylvania about
30,00oV0O sheets OF paper, with special cnaractcris
ties, for the legal tender notes. internal reve-
nue. stamps and fractional curreacy. The paper In
each OF these notes differs from the other and IL So
made as on comparison with counterfeit TO show
the fraud immediately. Not single leaf or
bit OF this manufacture can be taEeu
away by the manufacturer whose pl ice or business
twenty persons acting under strict orders tne
Treasury. IL Is felony for any one, except those
authorized by the Treasury to have this paper his
possession initiate IT., the latter ofence being
punishable by fine Of $1,000 fifteen yelrs' i'm
prisonInent ut hard labor, or both.
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WAR Ns sTnuMENTs.



AZ account IL published In the Birmingham (Eng
iandl Gazette OF the two weapons which are In the
hands Of the begerents on the Continent Tae
acknowledgements, Oh needle gun, OF the Prnssan
service, to which the victories OF the Prussan arms
III 1866 have been attributed, appears to have been
originally patented In England as muzzle-loader'
In 1851, by Mr.. Moser, Of Remington. The lnyen'
tion came beOrc IT'S tilne It's cold reception IN Ehg
land drove @ palenee To seek foreign patronage
FOR his novelIy y, and Prnssll was ucy enousn 10
appreciate and to anNps ,me new Wpoi The brcesh
loading principle 10 Mostrs piteht, anu mus
a%e9sea ne arm ten eao yssrs ss prn mar we se
wee. The principle preny stated ls The
drNing OF pointed piston or ''needle' by the ac-
ticn OF spiral spring (sucf as Is used IN the manu-
factnre OF chidrens toy guns into o small case OF
illuminate contained In ana situated between the
powder and bullet OF single cartridge. In the ac-
ton OF opening the brecch lhe sol al spring is set
by the trigger, ami thus the trigger, when pulled,
releases INTO operation this spiral spring which IN
It's turn forces the needle into the cartridge and fires
the riece. Upon this Oldest form or the Prussian
needle gun improvements have been made the
chel effects OF which nave been reduction OF the
mtcnansm or The needle OF 1913 and a geaeral
tightening OF the entire piece. None OF these a-
terauons, however, have tonc led those two appaa-
rent evils In the old form OF this arm which mill
tated against its adoption by England IN 1850.
These are the position OF the illuminate In The inte
ri0r OF the cartrd &c an the loJsenes4 of meclaf
ism, involving possibility Of the escape or gas
ronnd the needle ana at the base OF the punger.
10 Ches, two particular points France mainly de-
vo.e herself in seeking a superior needle ride TO
that of Prussia In tue Chassepot such an improved
arm has been found triple wad OF saeansad
India.rubber placed round ihc axis Of its punger.
ana forinins with y steel pale. cushion TO receive
the force of the rebound, ~ intended 10 render the
bicech gas-ttght but has been practice only plr-
u ily adapted t. that obe =. An ingenious ARA lSe-
ment OF notcnes on the outer guider of IRON before
described enables the gun TO be placed at ia1i-cocK
IN. needle ~ lgDter and sial r than III the rus
sian gun, and above all the cartridge contains it5
ial alnate at the base of the powder Instead oi az
the base OF the bullet. A vacuum, ielt wh.h me
gun IS charged, between the base OF .le car Re
aud the from OF the p'unger, IL lnenu "a 10 eIett
the combustion AMI removal OF any portion
of the cartrdge-case tnot MAJ . remain
after firing. AS compared WIN tne
PrrsSlan gun, tnls weapon possesses ncsides tne
specific improvements mentioned, oiher advan'
tages or superior nlanuia ;turc and nuisi: ltS
Cartridge besides allntt ns lhe aitose ner dlepehe
pnncipe ot HtinE, CONTAINS u larSer chalEe -
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CoNsoI.s,

CoNs0Is,
by the same preferred avenue OF Intelligence, appear
to have advanced, being quoted 9O1S a 91h, and at
the close 81 o This advance in consols Is but the
natural effect OF the reduction OF the Bank of Eng
land rate of discount. which In Itself ne ther more
nor lcss than an appreciation in the value Of home
securities
GOVERNMENTS HEAVY.
The government market was inactive and lower
in the absence OF speculative interest with light
offerings ana reticence resulting from the dis
turbed general financial condition among buyers.
The following were the closing street quotations:-
United States currency SKIES, 112 1l2A; DO, 1881,
registered, 11fn a II4Ss; do. do, coupon 1I41s
1l49S; DO. fivetwentes, registered, May and Novem.
ber. 10Y Ill; DC. DO, 1852, coupon, do, 11IH
11lA; do. do, 1864, do. do, 11os4 Ill: do. do,
1865 do. do, 11osl H. do do. 1885. January and
July, 1895. 1co5l; do. DO, 1857, do. do.. 1O0H
1O9X; do. do 1s6s do. do, 1909 a 11oT; do ten
forties, registered, 1o4a 1896 do. do. coupon,
1913 q 1917.
THE MONEY MARKET
Is without new fea lures Of importance. and con-
tlnues easy on call at 3 a per cent.
FOREIGN ExCHASGE Ts STEADY
at I03is a l09A for prime bankers sterling and
llOss 110sl for short sight. On Paris francs are
nominal are also all Continental bills ptprevlous
rates.
THE SPECIE sHIPMESf
for tomorrow is officially stated TO be- from engage
ments closed, S1,s40,0J0. At one time 1t was re-
ported that the shipment would exceed s2,OoC 900,
which statement materially influenced the premium,
the effect Of It's contradiction being also apparent.
STOCKS STEADY AND MAC TIVE.
The stock market has exhibited negative char
acter, awaiting further developments in regard to
the new railroad peace. The transfer OF final negO
tIauons from Saratoga to Long Branch arrested the
buoyancy on the street noticed previously, but on
the whole, IN view Of the general feeling on tho
street. prices were fairly maintained.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
pIices OF the most active shares to-day
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Lanes Arrest and Committnl i'm Default of
$4,000 10 Answer-rne Com hlisslonsrs Of
Emigration to Prosecute tire Case.

Tup.s. Arre., and Cnc,u,,,,rI 3, n.r.,,. 80
""~ oo""' :" De'a"" oi
$JsOOO 10 Answer-rne Com hisslOners Of
Emigration to Prosecute the Oase.
Yesterday ,oorninc Jo,oas lana tbo vorxr,,,o
A"I "'oihins ''s'no' b"ue' 'ic iorkVhie
Nqu0f dealer, VINO Is charged with ravisning Ellen
Conroy full particulars OF which apneareJ IN VOC
+or,ov,s u,n.,n no., nn,,,.,a, , ~, ~. -,
'e'u"' Aih"ALD' "a "ia'Shco ny Saitiih byrne'
OF the Twenty third precinct at the Yorkvile Police
Court Justice McGuire Of The Seventh District
r,yp 60. - -, ''o
oouir WIN piosioe" III 'he aosehce ol
JUSTICE Coulter, who is confined to his be 4
through illness, committed Lame IN defau,t of
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ALLEGED FELOnOus ASSAULT.
Daring Attack on the Highway by n Brooke
Iyn River Thief.

notorious river thief and desperate, named Ed
ward Pagan, was arraIgned before Justice Don.
ohuc, at Yonkers, westchester county, yes.
tsrday afternoon to answer a charge OF felonous
assault on William A. Doren, OF that village. Tie
accused VINO Is a resident Of South Brooklyn, aud
well known to the police OF that city, employed Do-
rem to drive MIN to Dobbs Ferry last Sunday and on
the way back informed the livery stable keeper that
he had no money and consequently would not pay
for the horse nlre. Some words followed between
the parties, when the accused seizea Doren by the
throat and In the struggle Doth fell out OF tho
wagon. Before Fagan had time to renew tho
attack on his intended victim lie became alarmed ar
the appearance OF third party and ned IRON tue
spot. The police at YOnker5 having commune
Gated with the Brooklyn authorities, Eagan was
arrested there oa Thursday ana conducted TO tha
former village yesterday by ronn9smsn weston. I
Doran believes that the accused Intended to rob
him or his watch and chain and then drive of with
the horse and wagon. la defauit OF $4,000 bail
Pagan was committed 10 the county jail 10 await the
action OF the Grand Jury.
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TIE SPANISH THRONE.

King William and the Candidature of Prince
Leopold-A Despatch from Minister Ban-
crnit.
Washington august III correspondence of the
Boston Advertlser.)
The State Department has long despatch from
Minister Bancroft, relating principally to the action
tie King oil Prussia In the matter Of the offer or
the 81 anish crown to Prime, Leopold. Mr. Blpcro
says nat soon as the nature OF the proposition
from Spain became knoNn to King William he ex-
erted ali his influence 10 induce the Prince 10 decline
II promptly te ling him that IN the present condI-
tion Of the various factions In Spain he could not
@ ,pect TO ascend tile throne in quiet, and that he
would certainly meet the same fate as Macmillan
and lose his head Tie Prince, however, declined
TO accept tins ADVICE, ana gave the King 10 I'M
delstan1 that he should accept. Thereupon
ths King called his Council together, aud
submitted the case TO them VI length,
and than requested AN 0ntnlan whether
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under the North German constitution he had sum-
clent authority to perenptorily forDid Pr nee Leo
pOll from accepting. The Council lnaliy decided
that the KING could not exercise such authority,
that Germany was so far republican that nothing in
is constitution forbade its tzens from emIgratng
to other States ana acceong oilice the. e. Alter
the King had thus actively cXerrel him sef In the
interest OF peace, ne became convinced that Napo-
leon was simply using the nuestoa as pret ,xt and
tnat he was determinel 10 force a war. Tue King
abandoned his e1orts and turned his attention TO
military prepardtions. Mr.. Bancroft feels certain
that KING william mas had no thought ut any time
oil interfering In the AFFAIRS OF Spain, either by
curing the throne for German prince or by at
tempting IN any other way to control matters In
that Kingdom. Our Minister indicates h s strong
beef that the war has been forced on Prussia with
out the least preparation on the part OF It's sove
reign.
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SIAIEE ISLAND tiEWS.

At meeting OF the Board OF Trustees for the VIII
lage OF New Brighton, held yesterday, Mr. Anson
Livingston was elected President, Richard Christie.
pher Treasurer and q. f. Mccarthy Clerk.
The bark Skylight, which has been detained at
Quarantine in the lower bay Tor several days past.
with her crew suffering from yellow fever, was ex-
amincd yesterday by Deputy Health Ofcer DR..
Mosher who pronounced her safe and allowed her
TO come up " the city.
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BURGLARY IN wEsTCnEsTsa COUNTY.

At an early hour yesterday morning tue stables OF
T.. d Lawrence, at Eastchester, Westminster county,
were forcbly entered and robbed OF two sets Of
harness. valued at $500. The burglars evidently
walked to Fordham, as two suspicious look ng
c%h"racters each Carrying q load Ol narIess, were
nni,rcd petilng on board train going 10 the CITY,
shortly Hefore seven O'Clock A: NJ. Information of
The burglary reached Fordam shortly al er tue tram
e,i and lie telegr pn was at once used but proved
nerectuai az the oity operator did not respond 70
she caIA.
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THE NATIONAL GAME,
Harvard College Nine vs.. A.Iansics.

The base ball nine representing "Old Harvardn
arrived in town yesterday, and pursuant 70 agree
ment, repaired TO the Capitoline ground yesterday
to play with the sturdy old Atanfics. The Harvards
have had most successful tour and come here with
q first class record IL was scarcely TO be expected
that they would defeat the Ataulcs but 1t was be-
Ileved that they would give the tough old 'uns
pretty lively game, and that they did 50 the following
score Will show
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STREET (U1rArlIli
Half-pnst five o'Ciock p. m.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY. Angus, la-sP. NJ.

FRIDAY. August 12-G r. ".
BrEswAx was In Hight demand, and the sales
portaI Western and Southern quoted az Sac as
CANDLHs.-Ihe market was dull ever. the demand
being only for small lots supply wants. Prices
were unchanged, however, adam intine "a ozJ being
quoted at &c.. sperm 35c. and pltent i3c. 45c.
CoRpAGf was in moderate demand at steady prices.
Mia was quoted at si1sc 2ac Russia bolt rope &c.,
Sisal rope 20c.
COCOA duh and sales reported Prices were
nominal at s%c lOke gold for Guayalu In bond; 25c
23c do, Tor Maracabo, aud c isc do. for Cara
cas-, do.
CooPERAGr SToCK.-The demand tor all descriptions was
Light but prices were without alteration We quote
shoots 3snch heads So 80 49, do. 3j do y! 30
W. 70; moasses do ~ do, S a. ~ 60; do, "a 7J
g50 hoops, IL feet, $40.
but little activity In the market
prices heavy, and in slles made
Reduction OF .ac ID. The business
small ots supply the Immediate requirements spnnors
though few lots taken by speculsors. Tie sa'es
were PA nales OF which s25 were for spinning and
50 on specuiatcn For future delivery the market
was dun, but prices without particular
change The sales were $50 bales, basis low mddng
August at ne Hac 2OD do. for September lc s5D
do for October at l6kc AM ao yeserday) 100
tober at lssc and 100 do. for November Iesc. We
uuD
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spring Prime No Miwaakoe was not offered, but may
nsTSa 3d. s q % 81 ei 81 assa Wf $ aSe w..
at ri 6 81 o. for Chicago 'osied recep,s,n ii os u
i5 ssssssl p54s s 2 M s. 4s ass"S 20 IL
store 81 80 for Kasae. e g q q tos 80 81 90 for
Germ was lrmsr VIII improved demand The sales being
sS s 8 s o gs neS rs c as ass %fs " 1
yellow Oats were moderately active at steady prce ond
ern &C. 65c Ohio Sc for inferior new
Southern sa Illinois" Rye was ai and nomna SINAI, 10, Of
nal. continued to rule ddi and nominal '"A o"re'
were lower some The offerings were very lsG
The chs.teng business was moderately active at about
Ia 90 Spshss Ss. sS.1 wss T. q
wheat at 49, and sOol b6s n6ur at as 10 Brcmen from
Phladephial $500 bbs petroeum et IS. The charters
brig to Riga, VITA o Sts "pe psrSea SS as q. e 81
sSF a1a s w 9S Ta g. 81 p srs
wsp Sh % s' m 3 ss 70 ' to B6ss wh lao
br to thence g Nsnrasss e3ns' and
Sss Ss sss ss TO a & 9 81 ho sas nse +.
81 on 5 pyIs , e,s aG SsE a I eea s7 Boston
GuNNlEs Inactive prices were nominal a, &c
for bgss and q Sc s latter
rolls domestic a. 81 &c. We, currency
W.: ao ier IamPi.o. u BOND: Sosals,; 'a' N'
except small lots supply the nmeda,e wants Of brew
grades quoted at zoe. sSc. e'
s;iasS 81 sSssss Ss u Sa ii
IliDEs.The market duh for all descriptions there
being but little demand, and prices generally
We quote Buenos Ayres IS 70 n lhs 23,9c o 2sc; do
2sc. a2lc Gorricntess s q TO Y Ibs q 22c Rio
slzc ssc California; z ta S s5 bs' gis aaNc Central
m sgmmea is to q bs c 4 isc Nata,oros and Mexican
Tampco, s0to 22 bs sc 9c. Bogota, Is to % lbs, i9c
2Oc Maracabo, 90 to 23 lbs 4c. Ec Bahia, 81 to %
i for pig as dull there being NO
demand except for small lots and pricos weak though
holders generally asked fu figures Egnton quoted nj
S3 Sg3 80; Glengarn0c8, which scarce 1874 SN So
aud Cotness Yg5. We heard OF important saIps
There business Of consequence transacted
in American. prices for which, however, remained
steady nj former quotations, viz. No. I, 8y2 a
S3 No. 9, $40 sSl. RenncdIbar dull nominal At
475. Russia qpoleda mt II ac 11stc, gold New
rails steady at $50 800. gold for English, and s5oa
$7l, currency, for American Old rails quoted at about
S40, with sales Of coo tons private terms.
foreign quoted a. S6 371a Sc 50, gold.
LFArIiER.-There was fair degree OF activity IN the
market Tor hcmloek soc and ces were stronger especially
for choice grades. Light and good damaged without
shange white heavy Was scarce and IN demand and middle
which moderately active at former prices. Rough
steady In value with m improved demand. The current
auotatonA as follows
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor Items Of
Metropolitan News.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for The past twenty -four hours In com
pari on with the corresponding dav of last year, at
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hu1nut's plar-
macy, HERALD Building, Broadway, corner Of Ann
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Ense Dnll Notes.

To-day the Harvard nine will play the Stars on the
Capitolne. These mines Will be found to be finely
matched, and viii undoubtedly have fine and
close contest.
The Unions and Nutuals will play at fremont to-
day. Each nine seems determined to win, and go
In With that intention.
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from
per cent from carrying TO Nat and Lea for borrow
Ing Tie operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank
were as toows:-
Gold balances. 1,647, ITO
Currency balances s........,....,......... 1979,05o
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.--A fatal shooting afrrsv
occurred in Cuthbcrt Ca. on the 9th inst between
q MIR. Maddox, OF Cuthbert, and Mr.. doe Phelps OF
Wards station. Some eight or ten shots were ex-
changed, four OF which TOOK effect upon MIR. Phelps
aud Killed him on the spot. He leil and expired
with cooked pistol la his hand,
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Opl1nts nnt Mobile Gai

CorFnr1 he Ter Rio only moderately active
but unchanged The sales d8lB BAGS ex Cason
Steson private terms. Other kinds continued
dull and nominal We quote:-Rio. ordinary cargoes, n&c
Hs5c. fair do, 15c Bike; good do. 15c I5tSc
prime & &do ic n1sc extremes for lots. l4>c lsc |;
l5ac a. i9c Maraca,bo l5,ec isc. Laguayra 16,lc.
leAc; jamaica l5c Ec; Ceara Ice l7c; Costa Rica
sayauilla i51Gc.a isc.. all gold, duty paid
DYEwOoDs.The market was extremely quiet and prices
heavy aud lower. There demand for use
while there no inquiry owing to the troubles
In Europe. We quote (nomnnly)-Si. Domingo t0.wood
S4 10 gold; Jamaica do, $5 q5 ~ DO; West Coast
s1s, DO. Lagiaa logwooi, SS4 u 49, do.
FLOUR AHp GRAIN;,Keceipts l94u bbls -four, 100 do.
corn meal $685. bushels wheat 6lO00 do. 10 rye
and b2O do malt The -four market ruled du but prices
were nominaly unchanged The sales about lG0oD
bbla In udng rejected at so - SO 40 export.
Southern was tribe more active but prices heavy.
Sales $50 bbs Rye -four of sale weak Salcs
200 bDs or corn meal leo bbls Jersey sold at IS 80
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Average temperature yesterday. y................ 30
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
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Officer Abraham Storms, while passing dowl
stairs in the station mouse yesterday morning fell
and striking the stars. was rendered tnSensible n,
was sent to mis- home after Las return To CONSCIOUS
ness.
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The Department or Public Parks announce that, II
the weather be fine, there VIII be music by the Cen.
trail Park band In Central Park this evening, com.
menclng at half-pa5t four O'Clock.
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About twelve O'Clock yesterday the ferryboGi
Union, OF the Fulton ferry line. was run into neal
her BROOKLYN slip by tugboat, her guards
being carried away and q part oil the ladies' cabiI
crushed IN. No one hurt.
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STATE HoNps FIRM,

The market for Southern securities was, on the
whole, firm, without much movement, Louisanas
being the feature vrginas showed much frmness,
while Tennessees were neglected Prices at the
close were:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 63t& cay;
do, new, 62 a 621s; Virginia, ex coupon, 62 a 62k;
do, new. 63 "a; do, registered stock, Old, 4oei
5Ok Georgia skies, SO s5; do. sevens. Ok sl1l;
do. sevens old, so 92; North Carolina. ex coupon
sOa b01s; donew, 301s 81 do, special tax. 241S
25 Missouri SKIES, eoA a 9oal; do Hannibal and
st. Joseph, 80 81; Louisiana sixes ~ q "a; do,
new, 81 q co; do, Ievee skies, 70 IS; do do,
elgh;s, 81 s9 Alabama lves, 70 75 do. eights,
90 100; South Carolina skies. SO q s5.
sUB-TREAsURY OPERATIONS.
The following shows the results of to-days bust.
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Bellies, 2Uc "a &c. OAK rough--L.n 33c a re mdIIe
and heavy, 33c. 3sc. - "
doLAssTs.Ihe market presented features con.
sequence. There was but little demand, ana that
entirety for small lots TO supply Immediate Necessities.
Prices for all grades heavy and irregular holders
ally being hnxious to realize though make changes IN
quotations. The sales un.mportant. quote