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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12
The Emperor Williams speech.

The German Parliament was opened on March
2lst, at Berlin, BY Emperor William, who in person
delivered his speech from the throne. The En-
peror said:
g" When saw the German ReicLstaz for the first
time since the glorious bat trying struggle which
Germany has victoriously prosecuted for iudepehd-
ence am compelled first to give thanks 10 God for
historic successes, with which He has blessed the
faithful unity OF our German allies the heroism and
discipline Of our armies, and the devotion Of our
pespIs We have what our f0refatherz struggled
for-the Suity OF Germany and the security Of her
frontiers. Our conviction Of the future unity was
yelled though ever present The enthusiasm Of our
people rent The veil when tSe atheriaud was threat
eued The nation unanimously rese in her defence
and trzeed its 6r viii IN iudeiibIe cbsfseters on the
battle-6elds Of France, to remain = united PEOPLE
The spirit animating Germany ps7ades her culiurs
and norris, sud constitution, and her armies viii
guard agaiust the abuse Of acquired power hide
pe1deus Germany respects the Independence OF
others
This fiery ordeal through which We have lust
passed Is reliable guarantee OF European peace.
Powerful and seIf-rsliaut, Germany now bequeaths
10 you the reguaffou Of her own afsirs, as salts
factory hcritsgs It Is Al especial qualification 10
German that the Coufereuce st London, in peace
faI spirit has achieved the work Of coueiliafon It
is nov the task Of the Reichssg to heal the wounds
and to eourm the thanks Of the atheriaud to those
who have paid for vct0Fy with their blood and lives
and let the Reichstag cooperate with the Govern
m-uf its constitutional mission perfeetng the laws
for the welfare OF the people aud the Constitution
TIE arrangements contemplated b. the Govern
meat Involve the provsions Of the separate treaties
made II November with the Southern States, which
vii receive in new Act to be submitted 10 the
RsichsJsg, better eoufrnaiion and norg harmu-
uious rendering. The su0Eut to Be contributed b.
each State toward the current expenses Of the I'm
pire demands lz-si settlement, and saneiion i 10
be given to separate laws for Bavaria which viii Be
inirodueed- The var indemnity VII Be disposed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12
SHIPPING NEWS.

EEr.Er Tz's p--zAs-S.-Au- whale lax Tnos Di-kl-
SON Capt Lewis len Honolulu Dec l-sh fr cruise the
's-ho-s g-cu15 n lsr s11ts long $50 west arst
Sperm wh H-vv-~5 fer tl-ul hut u-h1us auy sarcsss as
tby were ro-- fast q ir5-d q the time PocssIss %
sittuk stssi aays aai Obtained reeruits Bl-k Ac-
tive taz-g the time and reported having rsu
u--h-g siusr Issvin H1uculu Arrived % the ssaors
5u-s the uiis q Fs5y= -isI ruth and saw but enc
hals s---s that tine Was iu company with ship C5utes;
s-5 IN the -ruul Together sr the is,aui Arrived az Ea-
vshas Ma-rh sots ct potatoes and bl1ck and sailed On
Ire So inst. Arrived -sn3-1u' AZ this pert CO oh
Rzrozr o. CAxuz1l British schooner Cazsrsa Geo Mel
1-a1 ua-tr Ten T-t-l FEB I5th and experienced very
r1sga weather ID the sszus vth continual gulss 1z : W
Was s tays fruu Victoria hefg clearing Js Stzts aid va
compiled during that time put into s5ss and Near BAY
thc veather u1ie-tiHs- Game th-1z-h The Straits
,T1-ch Tth IN company Win number e other vs-ssls
Asr leaving bad gales from W u-r reaching LAT north.
I1aE Is west La ~ long Is Eus the vns fr souzas
h1h ia-sd fur few DAYS Had the va-5lss = h1g-s ami
then z,y the trades rather FRESH fzu aays ur hav-
ing the trades had hsavy " gale with t-euisu511s SEA
vhl lasted - h1grs and s tie TRACES sn srroug which
LASTED until arrival sighted Mani 90 Saturday AZ dayghJ
ans arrived hers &C sgnsay uo-uize
BEEzH BlEK BE-ra arrived On sun3ay morning las DAYS
from Lvgrpo1 She was twenty-five 5ays bsfe -sst- clear
q tie Eassh Chsunsl fsr C Cz7s Horn with
bssy weather curing Tie whsle q that He aud f5riy
fur t,ys o tie Cage g. Ls plr rhs GlEErrE reporter
bs-- TIE Delta obtain report Il her gassa-s out and
e slrsaiH SEX Be- applied 70 the masr vh5 refused
give any i1f-tt-z zHassvsr rszzz-sr that BE- did NOT
cone hsr- 70 answer arg gasst1as Thisu1h h5uevsr as
ps-e q ilfruat0u quits unexpected sn5 given With
very -tz ez-t1z the part u TIE mate spears ID
De rather ee1 1 he bas8sss and Is eEis1tg cot q So
element Sc far from h1usl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

IT L nQt very eXl7aoT1 1aIT " -u ne consider t1-
past eouEe OF the 41rsTrsT fer il 10 sdvoeate any
thing explosive Il would il times rest have sdvo-
czted NItro-l ycsrine, Liquid Gas Gasoline or any
thing else explosive 50 long as Il fell IL was in opp0
sti0u TO the sensible view Of aars in this country
Last week we simply brought before readers the
danger Of employiuE any Of the distiatio1s Of pc
troleum e1cept those which have been proved to be
SAFE BY the seversst tests TO which this always dan
gerous article can be put We have tried Gasslene,
and ind i one Of the most iuaammzbls materials
ever Imported into this country Il nav be, after
the fGi5 Is put into the lamps prepared *
pressly for its use, comparatively SAFE. II nav
Be earned after il Is once Gagged with perfect
safety but what Is 10 be done with il when il Is u
Gagged, Ehsn II Is ia an open OF Ieakiug can We
real cannot say. particularly when it is stored in
place where people in tue habit 0f visiting either
with lighted candles or matches; beCanse to put
light uithiu several inches Of It Is to varrzuf It's e
pIozion- We do not 80 mach object to the burning
Of q We DO 70 importing it and keeping ii inesas
Il Is vel EuoEn tat the cans Of any Of these IL
fzmuzhle materials, when open for auy length Of
tine, VII explode Il by accident OF th-szzh czrs-
lessncss lighted match Is brought Eifssu short
distance Of IL Why then sar tat the material il
safl or eneoarSge azT one in its uses We sS51k it
much better 10 discourage the use OF such ateriiS
Al frz-, than to condemn it after serious accidents
have Occurred from It's careless use
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12
COMMERCIAL.
RayatrLr - mi -.

nv fH--AasNs ~ tiaA ~. A'IAs
The ship Emerald arrived o1 the 9th. ls DAYS from
ssn Francisco, with dates frem that pert up to the
slh ult The narke, report fos eur r-oaacs remains
about the sane- The dcmsnd isr the best grades Of
surs-s rather light. and rriees quoted ies q
nae; market Ororstocksl WITH molssses ana 10
sale. Hawaiian Rise. SG>t e. Carolina. eGsl c. /:
CoEec. lsGls s. Pzig. l5 g e.. aad looking up.
Tbe bark Delta. l4S days from liverpool. is 81
haaa. with general cargo 20 Thee II. DAVIS;
To schooner Cambria, fScu Victoria, Y. l.,
rived On the sth VITA Potatoes and cths- cargo 90
WaIkor Alien.
Thu brls Curlew sHilci for san Trancisss to-day.
With d cargo q Sugar aud u1lsssss.
The D. c. Murray and Come. VIII sail daring the
week. AID viii carry forward eora5erable No.
Sugars.
TIE brig Byrsr;ian sails f,r victrrs, to-norTov.
carrying assorted ea-se. such as ssgsr. uoiasses,
beef -ics. ruia, whaling gear. etc.
The Casaeh5u. vaich IS we'll under way 10 loali1g.
vii saa za-iuE tie wees with a -srre consisting
chiefly V sugar suitable se- The Austr1liau uarke;
TAs J. A. Fa.tsuJsrs is due fsau crcsoa, Esd the
A. D. Jordan fro= Huab5.l, Bay. with Relrool
Lamtss.
The steamer Nevada viii be due N ihel',h, 9Th
san Fraue5sc5 dates 30 The So iuss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

with your approval In conformity with the require
ments Of the Empire The just claims OF the En-
pire, on account ofthe expenses OF tao war viii be
aidbetore you as soon as possible The position Of
the recovered territory renders necessary special le
gislsilon. which VIII be speedily brought TO your
attention. Pensions for soldiers aud support for
the widows and orphans Of the war arr to Be pro
yidcd for aud measures 10 that end should be made
70 apply 10 the whole Empire for all fought with
equal devotion and deserve eQaal honor and reward
May the rccstablishmcut ofthe German Empire De
a promise OF future greatness may the war fought
so glorousiy be followed BY equally glorious peace,
aud CIR people heneetorJh brave and victorious in
the universal struggle for the fruits Of peace"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12
ToBACCo!

lust RECEIVED PER - syREy ,, =
y snail LOT Of fresh PLUG TOBACCO II Euperior
ls9a "a soHAgEER CO.'S.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

April San ship E-s-eiI L1T l. ftrs On St1 F-sreis1
>chrs lauaEL ka1s.f ard Nalrlg- f1 Mani
S->t1r ki.alsa- f1 NiuiuEr3 71-tS s-hrs May r.
Zen. Nerfss herrill and kElau. fsz Maui Ac-
rlrc srt isabella On HEusii, Parry lGsen
and jenny IN hs-Al
o-Rr s-h- Cambria NeIl-s- = Eavs "a Yt-t--i1
b. bk D~,-s, las 3sy- m Liverpo1I. and s-lr
E1h E17, o. Esalsz-
l0-Schr prilcs. On Hawaii
u-selHs Maa-1zAua. and Hattie, On Kauai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

NV Goops. W. ,sn attention 10 The advertise
neuJ Of Tbeo. Il Davis, Of an extensive assortment
o. new goods non landing from the Delta. We have
seldom seen cargo landed 10 be,ier condition than
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

April ~ siE SuSs1s G|ia-1y O. Bakers Island <h-s
uakuitie, fl- NtEi. Wt-si1k. fr Ml,gA1
ard Hattie. f- karai.
E-Au WI L. Na--l-zEs--ts- Mitchell % cruise. and
schr pausti flr Mani
S-Am ship Em--sil Ian. fr Guln1 Isiauis schrs
Ks-l7i fr- NauL ard KirSu ~ Mciakai
ll-Am VII q Roman, Js-naEa1 o. cruise stuI- hi
lauea. tlr " lllu1-a ports. s-h-s Active flr
Mani ana Eai-y Qzee-. flr ka1ai
liza t-g Curieu. Clr1sflt1, fIr Ssl Francisco and
sctrs R1t Roy, f,r k5oar, ant Nssrie Ner-
ri fr Afari-
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HAMS.
SALMON

000 Barrels and half Barrels Of Cbo,ce
ZUU COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON. "a arrive
Per % Jane A. Falkshurg-" This lot Of salmou Z
selected from the best Packers or the Csluuha River
for fszily uss, and VII be sold At fair prices By
Is In WALKER 1 ALLEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

THE STEAMER NEvADA The pioucer vessel OF the
new Australian line viii probably arrive on Sunday
forenoon. and leayc for Auckland on the day follow
Ing. Preparations are being made Tor bsr accommo-
dalton az the wssri usually occupied by the Austria
Ian line Thcs;eamcr wouga W0uEa is advertised
90 arrive about the ssh lust ca route for san Fran
cisco, making but sbor, stay here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

Sloor som TIE sio0p Live Yankee has been
raised from her sunkea position, and was sold AZ
auction last Wednesday for $50 She was purchased
BY Mr. Thvs. Clark, an entsrprsiuS mechanic, who
u,eals 10 pu, her Go thorough rgpsr ana give some
ouc chance &c ~; substantial crafC Al bargain
TIE i,eu 81 the Cass,e short tine since, probably
helped to raise her,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

AlEcTUEE, ty W. Claude Joucs, will Be given az
TIE Olympic Han on THURSDAY Evening next The
sahicct OF the lecture i, the American Origin Of
the Hawaiian Race, ara their Rgiati0u 70 The other
PolyuesIoa T5iees' which, uo doubt, viii be IN,
ta-,srift-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

The FAIR held last evening % the Olympic hall
for TIE b,ae6t OF The Preach Relief Fund was very
successful We are unable % sgy how much was
realized. %; tie suG was large. Toe Hal was
cr5sdvd from ha,tpasi eve uu,B late hour 10 toe
eye7iu- ty people Who were liberal In their par
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12
For sale.
CRANBERRIEs

A Superior lot of Cranberries, in barrels
u and half barrels. For sale By
Is IN WALKER 4 ALLEN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

CLIrFEE RACE-Tae Comet, OF the Regular
Dispatch line, and the D C, Murray, OF the Ha-
waiiau Packet liae, leave for san Francisco 10 few
DAYS. both sailing about the same time aud as ihey
are 6rst class clippers. more than usual Interest viii
be felt 10 regard 10 their passage over. The CON,
maudgrs OF both vessels arr experienced men On the
roase and know how 20 Improve every advantage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

THEATRICAL MArTERs. having anything 70
report lately IN regard to local theatricas perhaps
it vii not Be embarrassing to mention something
Of the movements Of the various members Of the
profession who have recently been here NJ Chaz.
Matthew's has been playing in san francisco st the
California Thsstre, and his engagement has been
most successful ore. both 70 himself and the man
asszeut His stay ia California was 10 be brief
ore, 90 sSeo1ut OF his engagements East. Herr
Baudmaun and vic had u9J made their Appearance
up % the tine Of last s5gices but were shortly TO
appear at Maguirz's Opera House- Miss Rose Evans
Lad been making tour through the safe, ard ap-
pears 10 have become great favoriie wherever she
las appeared Tie CaEndiuis have also been on
tour, and have been highly appreciated By small
but select sudieuces. Their success ID Ctif0ruia,
il 4 peeuuizry sense, has uot been very great Nj
Small appears to have sece5ed from the party, from
the fact thst be has been performing at Msguire's
win the Gazette Troupe with which the little favor
lie Maggie kutgtt AS also eouneete5- NJ Rzyuer
had not made az appearance. nor had Frank Joues.
By order Of the Swiss Council tie soldiers Of the
Frsuch army who entered Switzerland, who are
provided viii railway tickets or money for their
fares, are permitted to return to France
The Gcve-ume1t has requested the Germans not
to bombard Psris, lest the innocent may suffer.
Gen Cremieux has been summoned to Versailles, [
where be viii be tried for disobedience OF orders
Tbers has been no further bloodshed since
O'Clock
The city Is gloomy At the excitemtn. is inteusr.
The Nationals, under orlsrs OF the C-ntrzI r.
publieau COMMITTEES, occupied Fort Vinceuues IN
opposed, the garrison fraieruiza1g with them Is
soon as they appeared
Troops 10 the several embellishments are orgauiz-
ing IN tie Interest Of order
Deputy CeuereaH has incurred the hostility Of II e
II ssrgsuis and has been expelled fraa oEee By tie
Mayor
General Classrst has Installed himself at the Minis
try Of War.
The Izssrgest ots-faI Journal aHu0uuess tie nezs-
zzti0a Ct Lallair as G err Of e y rails
Colsusl Euiss has bssn appointed Delegate Minis
tsFe Var. aaa s-Hgsr Dslsgats Minister q For-igB
AEIis-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

NEARLY FIEE--WHat might have been serious
e0adagra,ion, R4s prevented on Moutay forenoon
10 the Photographic establishment, which Is sept by
a Chiuamau, above The AdreTtiSr office. some
chemicals were accidentally upset, which resulted
in the place catching fire. The Cbiuauau and those
who we're with hin al the time, seemed 10 lose all
presence Of mind. and had not assistance arrived
from the establishment below, the probability is
tba, the Advertiser would not have bad chance 20
give any more essays on Smuggling.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

HONOLULU MAN TINE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

AccrDE>r a boa,stcerer or board Of the bark
Ori1,e, while ~ WORK under the hatchway last
Wednesday forenoon, was struck on The back Of The
neck si,l heavy stick OF 6rsWOot which tel, from
the deck, aud was knocked seuseisss. Il vas sup
posed at frst that the uan was killed, and bad he
been struck an Inch higher there Is little doubt that
be would have been Be was Immediately sent TO
the American Hospital, where he was properly
cared for, and was able 10 return on board OF the
vessel In a few DAYS
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10Th.
Furn1ture za1o-
AT % O'CLOCK s. a
Atshs Residence o. nar.w. c. wesder.

Parlor. Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture
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ItnIian Packing Lace Lsafher,
Paints, Oils, &c.

White Zinc 4 Lead, in ], % 25 n eontaiHsr
Paris and Chrome Green,
Chrome yellow, Umher. Sienner,
Patent Dryer, Vermil!ion,
Whiting Prussian, Blue, Bladlers Of Putty.
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Wees IT, 7y Re,dps- Scar Small Men Diph
Ed, E";di"g Pig" p'Nsa i"S * pssss. Sc: iberia,
July g.. ~ 70


MOREAU MORRIS, N. d. City Sanitary Inspector.
BUREAU OF RECORDS OF VITAL srArIsTios,l
July 90 1871.
10 rnR SECRETARY BOARD THE HEALTH DE-
have the honor to report S4 registered deaths for the
past week. being of 203 previous
and s than for the corresponding period of 1871
Eymotc credited with 3ll deaths consttu
tonal with 49, local with LAB, developmcnal with ~ and
violent causes with A. The
OF SMALLPOX
during preceding week had diminished from 80
a. further In the past week H. their lowest
the week ending February 1 Measles occssoncd
deaths, decrease of g. and scaratina Is, the
during previous week. No deaths ascrIbed
phus fever and but to typhoid. The mortality from
arrh1al diseases fell from 34 to 261 of which 23i
among children less than TWO years old. Two OF
sunsrokc wore registered. Nineteen additional deaths
quitting from the late riot returned during the
The whole number the present date amounts 81
The following the principal meteorological observa
recorded for this department Mt the Cooper Union for
The Mean reading of barometer z9704 inches
mean degree of humidity, $3.50, maximum temperature
IN shade, e degrees Sunday and Tuesday, and
tl65 degrees the Monday; minimum temperature
degrees Friday temperature 1922 being
"a degrees that the corresponding week 1870 and
& degrees less than that corresponding period Tor
Az will be perceived from the foregoing the
past week was distinguished by
REMARKABLY Low TEMPERATURE
the resulting correspondingy small mortality
the period of other The chief
gain among infants than year, OF whom 2S
deaths or per cent OF the toa registered
the past week. against 40 foryseven cent Of the
sab In the week preceding.
SMALLPOX according latest advces prevailed with
little In the English towns hitherto referred to.
In Rerip during ending June 90 II caused loo
deaths out total Of 67 from all causes In Paris only
Very respec tfuly, obedient servant,
~ CHARLES +. Russell, NJ. D. Registrar OF Records.
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THE PUBLIC MARKETS IN THE MARKET.

The Commissioners of the sinking Fund, at their
session yesterday in the new Court House. re-
ceived the following additional proposals for the
market property OF the city
JEFFERSON MARKET.
For lease OF Jefferson Market for ten or twenty
years David b. Reed offers an annual rent Oh so,ooO'
Hewlett Odell offers an annual rem. OF s., 0oo.
Theodore Allen offers an annual rent OF ssooo.
Joseph X, Reed offers an annual rent OF $9oo0.
H. Twooterberg, % East Thirteenth street, oners
AN annual rent OF 81, 600. .,.o
ID. W. Balm offers an annual rent OF s13,50o
ToMPKINs MARKET
Henry Marshall Il Co. offers Tor lease OF MarkeG
Moor OF Tompkins Market, for ten years, an annual
rent OF $4,000.
ESSEX MARKET.
Edward WEIGH offers for lease OF basement ana
first nOor OF Essex Market an annual rent oi
$4,000 90.
FRANKLIN MARKET.
Watts, Parker IL Co. offer Tor lease OF FRANKLIN
Market, Tor ten years, an annual rent OF $1,000.
Michael Cary offers for leae OF said market, lot
five years. an annual rent OF 81, 700.
No b4ls having been received for Centre an
Union Markets the Comptroller was authorized TO
extend the time for receiving proposals for said
markets. including lso the Eighteenth Ward Mar
ket, until tue 10Th OF August next.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANs July 26, 1871
Cotton dull mdngs Zoe. Net receipts 464 gross, 4e4
Sales, 50U. Stock, 1921 - -
SAVANNAH, July 90, 1871
Cotton inactive; middngs lac. Net receipts, 60 Elk
pow LoursvuLE, July %, 1871.
TobaccoSsles. 2lS hhds Lugs, So % aS7; low to me-
dunn leaf, So % Si2 b. , -, a. So,
Flour unsettled irregular and lower extra spring, no rs
IS So Wheat quiet No. spring, $l HA 81 Nm cash ;
81 % 81 o9s seller hrst half Augnst; 81 90 $l oS1
seller ali year; afternoon steady, at ST. o. seller August
S TO- seller nrst half month nomnay 81 a. seller july
Corn easier and less active; No Mixed 4ssc. 49sc.
sclcr Juy ASl.e 4Ssc seller August 45kc. 46c seller
half month afternoon steady Is c 4s4c. seller Au
gust 4sc seller September. Oats In fair demand hut do
Glued I66o No at Acc. a0,c, CASH gacs seller Sep
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The following table shows the highest and loves
prices of the principal stocks during the day.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.

The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, 1885, Manhattan, 1856; Mer-
chants. S4 Mechanics, 1856; Union, 14o; America,
145Is; City, 225; Tradesmen's $50; Mechanics and
Traders, 1870; Gallatin National, 12l; Merchants
Exchange. 100; Commerce. 49, Merchants Banking
Association 1l6; Ocean, 95; Mercantile, 100; Ameri-
can Exchange 115: Bank OF the Republic, III;
Bank OF North America, 1o4k; Hanover, 104; Metro
pohtan, 1873; East River l12s; Market, 100; Nassau
lOs; Corn Exchange 129 Continental, 90: 81. Nicho
las, 1885, Marine, 1856; Importers and Traders, 1872;
Park 1866; Second National $50; Fourth National
49, Ninth National, IFS; Bankers and Brokers' AS
ISOLATION, 90.
THE RAILWAY BONDS
The following were the bids for the railway
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, I
WEDNESDAY. July 2o-6 p. M.
On Change to-day wheat maintained the recent
Improvement, and was streng and higher The cot
ton market was quiet and steady.
MONEY TWO TO THREE PER CENT.
Money was easy az two to three per cent.
D. Prime discounts were unchanged.
Foreign exchange was dull and heavy with rates
nOminally the same as previously quoted.
GOLD IRREGULAR-112x 112h 1124.
The gold market opened strong and advanced to
1l21 on the belief In a pool to advance the pre-
MUM, but subsequently fell or to 112A on the re-
Taxation in the rates for cash gold which seemed to
show an intermission II not an abandonment of the
clique plan. The market was very dull, and varied
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half-past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY. July 26-6 p. NJ

WEDNESDAY. July 26-6 p NJ
CoFFEE.-The movement In Rio and Santos confined
to small lots chiefly from hands, The prices
were indicative Of firm market, without quoabe change
We note sale OF 1884 bags Santos per PRISCILLA hands,
on private terms Other descriptions sold moderate
extent In jobbing way at full prices. We quote:-
MO ordinary csrgoes I0hc. l0Ac: tar do. lie.
irene range for lots loG l1c gold b. IN bond
10 grass mas sHc 22c Singapore, l7c lSc Ceylon,
iei1c Hc.; Maracaioo. l3c l6Dc laguayra, i4c. a
g4c l0c Costa Rca, 1876. l7c. Manila, l4c, 5c.
q l5c
CoTToN-The demand for cotton on the spot mode
ratey active at previous prices at which the closed
scarcely nsteady For future delivery the
confined to rather limits. Prices however,
were sustained and advance of &c per h.
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SCRANTON COAL.
No Further Decline in Prices.

No Further Decline in Prices.
The auction sale Of Scranton coal by John II.
Draper Co., yesterday, was very largely attended,
and the bidding was more than usually spirited.
The prices of last month were generally maintained
In some descriptions there was a slight decrease
and In others sight advance. On the average.
therefore, The prices varied little from those OBJ.
famed at the June sale. The following shows the
comparative rates at both saes:-
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

Effect of the Cool Weather Or the Mortality
of the City-SmaIlpox Still the Decrease.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Health yesterday
no business of public interest was transacted. The
following the reports OF the Register OF Records
and the City Sanitary Inspector
BUREAU SANITARY INsPECTION,l
NEW YORK, July 20, 1871. (
TO THE BOARD HEALTH THE HEALTH DEPART
MENT:-
have honor submit the following comparative state
cn Of contagious diseases reported to this Bureau for the
kwo weeks ending July 70 1871 -