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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-30

Oasaquies Of Harry snndersan.

Ohssquies Of Harry Snndersan.
After a long and lingering sickness, which, how
ever, took the form OF epilepuc fits. the gifted
American pianist, Harry Sanderson, at last sue
cumbed to the fell Destroyer For years his name
has been household word In this country, and from
childhood his wonderful style Of playing the result
OF highly nervous organization has been the theme
OF praise and admiration with all musicians. He
played In octaves aud tenths with the same facility
as other artists did on the piano single notes,
and his style was characterized by extreme impetu-
osity, which, however, always took the form oil
power, and was tempered at times by the softenlng
influence OF true artistic spirit. No one can forget
the career Of Harry Sanderson when he was with
his style-Louis MOreau GOttschalk. They were both
children OF genius, and their concerts VIII be re-
mcmbered as the most successful and enjoyable Ia
the plano line ever given In this country. Not only
as pianist did Harry Sandcrson confer honor on
distinguished His ranscriptions of operas are tho
best on the music publishers shelves ana
spon or S s these sDrs an 81
the original than any pianist that has ever at
e%psa s@ca %Sx AND nc S into each
Saion music may be found In every parlor In the
city, although It required his wonderful myers
(uOw, alas nervc!es5 to bring out all itS beauties.
In the death OF Harry Sandcrson music mas lost q
gifted son. and his own circle Of friends have lost one
Tnc funeral services OF this lamented genus sock
place yesterday morning al the Church OF thc Mes
bi1H, COrucT VI falk uNcuuc u'iu Iulrty-iJ
street. The church was crowded by the eminent
professors OF the musical art In this city. Tie
vices were imposing, and the music very solemn and
fine. AS the comm was placed near the pulpit, Mr..
BrOokh0use Bowler sang an nif from MOzar.'s
Twelfth Mass. Rev. George H. hepworrh otictated.
At the conclusion OF Dr. Hepworths address,.
Madame De Lusan, soprano OF 81. stephens church,
sang 81 Know That Ny Redeemer Ltveth, y from the
"Messiahp DR.. Hepworth then offered PRAYER,
which was followed by the solo, "Be Thou Faithful
Unto Death,r from Memberships "st. Paul." sung
by Mr.. BroOkhouse Bowler.
The minister then invited the audience to take
last look at the remains: and Mr. George w.
Morgan, at the Brooklyn Tabernacle PLAYED The
Dead March In ''Saul."
Among the professional persons present were 8.
G. Campbell, BrookhOuse Bowler, George w. Nor.
gan, DR.. Wright, John BrOugnam, Charles Wells,
Madame Ferrusac and Madame DE Lusan.
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THE PINCUED CITY PURSE.
The Supervisors and Sinking
Fund Meet to Adjourn.
DEAD-BROKE DEPARTMENTS.
>.~..>>>.e->----e -r4>~->>~ fil
Parks Pauperised Fire Brigade Begging
Peace PreSeryers Penniiess.
MORE FIGURES ON THE FRAUDS.
DEAD-BROKE DEPARTMENTS
MORE FIGURES ON THE FRAUDS.
Fields Tilt ON HiltOn-Keyser's
"Never Say Die, Sir"
TIE ComPTRo1LER,s OFFICE.

The Deputy Conptroiier Stirring Up the De-
partments and Committees.
Mr.. Connolly and Mr. Green were at the ONCE all
day yesterday. Considerable feeling was exhibited
In reference to the neglect Of the Supervisors and
Sinking Fund Commissioners to meet in sufficient
numbers to transact business The other Boards are
being stirred up by Mr.. Green among them
the Board OF Revision and Correction of
Assessments. This Board, 1t Is announced,
has not held session since last June,and number
or lists OF assessments OF important works for regu
latlng, grading, paving and sewering streets are
awaiting confirmation. The Deputy Comptroller
has, therefore, requested meeting. On the Board
Of Apportionment Mr.. Green Is particularly DESTROYS
TO impress the necessity Of meeting. In tins he is
sustained by the opinion OF the Corpora.
ton Counsel, who says the consent and
direction OF this Board are indispensable for the
Issue OF any bonds or stocks to provide funds to
meet the present wants Of the CITY government. He
has requested Mayor Hall to convene meeting Of
the Board, aud it Is understood that His Honor has
compiled Herewith. In reference to furnishing
money for the Department of Parks Mr.. Green an
no,Inces that be will withhold any expression Of
opinion on the matter as the injunction was being
further modited Dy Judge Barnard.
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street and Fh and would not roach The Nee for
an hour or two
Judge Milton and myself lett Mr. sweerys house together
aud rode with him In his coupe the OF Broad way
house to CHS point Judge Hilton asked me whether had
that had not He then read the article from copy Of
the Star which he had with him. He asked me what
tion. He told me be thought % Too. he saidhs 49, ,-
sU90RerKD rue rDnAe TO HOWARD -
yesterday thai being Tuesdays that Howard said he liked
he and that he would make article OF the but that ne
he had -Ir-I-., ~ +. Il. u ! I.
About ths time No had reached Broadway and Twenty
nfth when lett Judge Hion's and took
other and drove the Department Of Docks where had
papers copied obtained modification 81 the juno
ton order. ~
win leave the publlcto draw its own In
ferences. UIsI1. THOMAS O. FIELDS.
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THE DEPARTMENT or PARKS.

The Pay Roll Due To-Dny-No Moncy-The
Hilton Fields Controversy Fields Hit mt
Hilton.
The pay roll OF the aborers In this department
natures to-day, and up 10 yesterday even
ing nothing had been announced from
the ComptroIlers Office 10 warrant the idea
that the money would be forthcoming for
announced or public interest, the principal excite.
ment there arising out OF the Hilton-Fleds trouble
about a certain article which appeared IN morn
ing paper few days since. Judge Hutton MAN.
taIns the ground taken in his communication pub
lished YESTERDAY on his side Mr.. Fields makes the
following statement-
To THE Enron OF THE HERALD
The following is copy OF statement which have this
day 10 the for publication WH the
ness 10 insert the same 10 your columns and obge You're,
sarrrxpIa %. 1871.
NEW YoaK, Sept. 80 1871.
In reply statement sigre by Ju lge III ton pub.
lis ID % TIE daily papers o. tbs nornio1 desire simply to
state tie facts On "Wednesday morning about halt past
Senee iio IVES Tiyiourh sree TO attend mee,inr OF
the Executive Committee of the Department OF Parks In
Alter ,one consultation Il was conc u led 20 apply for a
modification OF Judge Barnads ctoa order
tho same related 20 The department Of Public Parks.
prep alton, Immediately before. he asked Mr. Sweeny
he had resd the article IN the OF murnine. Mr.
rerused H. NJ. Hilton askei him how he liked It. M.
weepy shook hs head aud said he did not Ike II that be
thought
Nothing moro was said IN relation 10 the article
ut the meeting Of the committee. When the
draft OF the papers for the modification OF the IN
10 axe them the OF the Department 10 be copied
lac desired 10 stop al his house. On the corner OF fifteenth
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The GrOwIs of tho Disapp slntod-One Months
Pay still Due-Threa tcning to Cut Twcodh
Throat.
the work Of paying on the men employed upon
small pipe of the Groom Aqueduot under the aus
pieces OF the Board OF Public Works, was continued
yesterday at the corner OF Ninth avenue and Ninety
second street. BY one O'Clock large crowd-pro-
baby i've hundred In number-were clam0r1ng fos
payment at the building in which Paymaster
A. 3. Cady, Of the Comptroller's office,
was located. Captain john c. Heime.
OF the police precinct, had r0undsman
and half dozen mon present to preserve order, but
with q few exceptions the laborers were very
orderly. The men to be paid were formed In Iine
and first ran the gauntlet OF Captain Davis and
Mr.. Noe, who gave each one slip, showing their
claim to be the amount named upon 1t. They then
passed in review before two clerks, who had ina
handle of the pen presented to him, ana passed
on to the rear OF table, where one Smith, OF the
COmptroers ONCE, administered the following oatn
to the men:-
You solcmnly that the services set forth IN the
pay roll have been actually reformed by you and that The
The men then presented their slips to Mr.. Cady.
who paid the amounts. A HERALD reporter, who
watched the proceedings. was informed by mum
Der OF men that the payments made yesterday only
covered the last two weeks OF August, and that to-
day their rent for September IL due. rs we'll az
Which to meet them They were VERY r0 emphatic In
their denulctation OF Mr.. Tweed and Comptroller
street. as he received his money ana joined his COM
pan0ns remaI ked:-
-'Dafnn Bill Tweed II ever meet him III cM
his throat"
70 the reporter no stated that the department
owed MN 500, the payment OF which was promised
yesterday, ana only $50 had been paid.
Many Of them openly charged that they had been
swint.ed out OF various sums In making out tne!r
claims; but whether not the charge is true could
not be ascertaned. IL is certain however, that iatS
In the afternoon MT. Smith, who administered tnc
afdavlts left for some time and the men were paid
during MS absence without swearing 10 the correct
ness OF their accounts.
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TIE S'NKING FUND.

Another Fizzied NIeetiBx-Thc Absentees.
meeting OF the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund was called at two O'Clock yesterday by the
Deputy Comptroller for the purpose or providing
means, now 50 urgently required, for the payment
Of wages OF laborers on the public Improvements,
the salaries OF the teachers OF the public schools
and other employees OF the city. The members
present were deputy Comptroller Green and AS
s.stanl Alderman Lysaght, chairman OF Finance
Committee Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
THOSE ABSENT WE'RE
the Mayor, A. Oakley Hall: the Recorder, John K.
Uackett; the Chamberlain, john s. Bradley, ana
Alderman Dimond. chairman OF Finance Commit
leo. Board OF Aldermen.
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the FIRE DEPARTMENT PINCHED.

Tho Fire. Fishssrs Gsas Beggisg fer Fund.-
~ Hopes Of Success.
The Treasurer OF the Fire Department. has an
nounced that ne win not be able to pay the hrcmen
their salaries a. usual to-day owing to the want Of
funds. Yesterday hr. william Hickman, Pre-
sidenr of the Board OF Commissioners. and James j.
Hcnnessy, Treasurer. called as the ofice OF the
Lorillard Fire Insurance Company, and, representing
norwood, the President would bring the mat
ter to the notice OF the Board OF Fro Under.
writer's aud ask them to advance the amount
necessary for the purpose and It is believed that
such an arrangement will be perfected ana the IRE
men paid carly in the coming week.
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KEYSER CRIES.

NEW YORK, Sept 20, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In view Of the publication OF the city accounts In
tomorrow mornings papers, AMI as the amounts
charged against me are very large, would only ask
the public not to make a too hasty judgment upon
them. The work VIII be found TO embrace two and
q haf years OF nearly all the work furnished 10 tee
Cr0ton Board, Sewers ami Lamp and Gas Depart
mcnt, My foundry has worked sle&,lJ more tnan
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BIG BILLS.
IRON the Evening Mail Of yesterday. !

from the Evening Mail OF yesterday.1
We present to our readers day partial list OF
warrants which have been issued by the Comptroller
on account OF the city government 10 the "Ring'
II WIN be seen that these city accounts are charac-
terstlcally exOrbitant and reckless indicating on
their face the frauds which are hidden III the totals
Some new plundercrs are here introduced to the
pubuc and we commend them to the special atten-
non OF the Committee OF Seventy
y. III. KEYSER Il CO.
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srrrExBxa %, 1871.

SErTEMBER %, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
You would confer great favor on certain public
servants II you would give information as to
whether the employees OF the Department. 0fsPublic
Charities and Correction will get paid for this
month. Believing your valuable paper TO be the
only way we can lind out we most humbly ask you
" MANY READERS.
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two years on Croton Board supplies, and has fur
nished very much the largest part OF the castings
used except the heavy pipe work. In that depart
nlent. - JOHN Ii. KEYSER
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Gho remains OF the above gentleman. whose sud.
hon demise IN London was announced by cable
homo threo weeks since. arrived In this city by the
Stoamer City OF Antwerp on Wednesday lost, and
were conveyed 10 the residence OF his only daugh-
Ter, Mfs. uowlett, Of Remscn street, Brooklyn: The
funeral TOOK place yesterday from Grace church,
brooKIyn, the sermon being preached by
bahop Li,tcjohD. In the course OF bis
hddress no referred TO tho happy manner
ia which, during his lifetime, the deceased had
E,umphed over malignant attempts TO defame him.
xlthouRh on<his part he had simply opposed TO his
pcfamers the consciousness OF recttude the Ietrl-
Rpron OF exposure came upon his accuscrs In tod's
pwn time. and even before the man nlnlsen had
noped. Called away IN sucn haste that lie mao not
~ nour 70 arrange bis private affairs he hau leit
eentn9 MIN an unblemished reputation ana the
RECORD QL Christian gentleman, fondly devoted 10
Blsnop In touching terms, dwelt on the love which
ucatn c9u,u not weaken that existed between the
Haugnter ana tbe fatner, and held out the hope OF
rue glorious resurrection az time until which sne
love.
was then read, after which the massive conn
VI polished OAK beautifully adorned vii flowers
was borne out aud placed In the hearse the
bhurch was well nlled during the service but the
funeral coriege was composed chieny or tie inmc.
niatc friends OF the deceased gentlems MA family
Ihc intorment TOOK place at Greenwood. prayers
having been SAID above the grave by the Rev Mr.
Burrows OF RocEaway. The position held nv Colonel
Sanderson al the TINE OF his demise was II " IN no
remembered, director OF the Larghan uoie where
his good sense and courtesy PROVED often Inv
10 Americans travelling abroad.
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LIVELY TURTLES,

THE Ancient Guild or Tar.le DeMoiishers
from INSTRUMENTATION OF Oaicers- Grand
EaN and EatiuY Mafch In Prospective.
The hoboSen Turtle Club, which Il one OF the
Oldest social institutions In the city, and dates l!s
organization from 1896, had large and enthusiastic
meeting OF It's members iasr evening at tho Sinclair
House. on the occasion OF Its annual election Tor
officers. Mi. James l.. Miller was unanimously
elected President, which once ne has ncld
for the past thirteen years; Colonel Alex
ander Eegleson ana Captain William Fowler
Vice Presidents; Ans0n b. Taylor Secrc
tary; A. l.. Ashman, Treasurer, Henry l.. Mott
and Harris Bogert. stewardsi aIl ~ Y
unanimous vote. The club was never In a more
healllY coudltion and has now 135 mdmbcrs on its
roll. The annual Invitation reunion. which, Is
among the peasantest Of the season. takes place
the 4th OF January. at Apollo Hall.
Previous to the bali grand match at demOlishfn9
turtle steak ana soup will come OIL at the Sinclair
House, between ?ylvane Bradway, Joseph SHANNON
James L.. Miller, James DOnOhue end few others
Pools may be sold before the match by Mr.. Ashmar
but the odds 80 far bet are so heavy In favot OF
Miller nat 1t Ii probable no pools Will pc soid unless
lie IL ruled out. 5eNt
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
JERSEY JUSTICE TO BURGLARS.

Another Operator Sentenced to Ten Years la
the state Prison.
II will be remembered that most daring bnrgiary
was perpctrated III two dry goods storos In Jersoy
City about eight months ago. The burglary In
the two stores was edected within the space
Of Que nour, ana tho desperate character
Of tho gang may be inferred from the
fact that they operated ''under tile no5e''
OF the police IN the First precinct station, better
known AZ poice Headquarters. Only ono Of the
gaag, Maurice Strauss, was captured. Another Of
the squad escaped through window when Ohiei q
Police Mcwiltlams suddenly swOoped down upon the
lair In which they were storing their booty. is
strauss was placed on trial i9 the HUDSON county
Yesterday morning ne was brought up for sentence.
Judge Randolph repeated Ms usual warning
to the brotherhood or the .JimmY.u, and
concluded hy sentencing Strauss to seven. years on
one Indictment and three on another, making In R
ten years. The prisoner who IL New YORK expert
WAS totally unprepared for such dcn0ncment TO
his operations In foreign State. and could not re-
press the flow of tears when the officers hurriedy
removed him from Court. ..rs..
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

cssssso. ahs Bates. 6Ds sses Sicok stl1s bsi-a NJ.
receipts ~ the week 2o,t bsles Toys tss; Espo,ts
10 Great Britain. Su's bates TO tbs Uontnen ISg'
OF tao week. $500 baca.
Wu.MtsarVy, Dcc. l. gs7L
Cotton quiet nttfines fshc. Net teccips n bi.,
Sales 81 Decs Stock G3it baes Net recc,p /, tbs Seck
ttl bales, tEportI e0S 0Ies saes OF tue wers
5lEbalss
Sr LDuts Dec. 4. 1871.
Cotton steady; mddIiaes tsc Receipts ssS bales SUP
meuts. 3,i6s balas. ~
CuteAao. Oeo. T. 1871.
-Four IN good demand southern account gracs arm
Wheat Ia tair dement advanced No spring. ~ rs, no
Do ~ 70 No do, scarce, VI u? rejccled nsa.ed
last hall Of men,a 81 S 81 20d; seller January 81 sa
al 2iA. Coro active and higher; No. mlrc, 434n.
re- ec.ci 39Ase doc. ear f3c mixed seier Deceuhrr
sbc <j,sc se4er NAV. dc asac. ts1 cloan. al lhs
outside psicr Oats rn No 3. 6c. cash. and seller dog
month .ciler Jan sjalc sS3ac Rye Ia fair demand
advanced NO J. $50. SIC. Barley quiet aud sesiy,
No. spring. 6slso.; No do. Kyc. r-jrctei,
t'iac.; No. D. seller Janusry. $40 6ySc. Pork III
good demand shade hghet bly y3 0S; seller january.
ki8 70 1iS HJ; seller February, 8i: % HlS 55 sesr
March xi5 - SiB 40 Lard hrm BSc seller January.
sgao seller February $50 &C. seller March, 10 ag,&c
Gresp meats Ia good request am arn Hams 6a a7fd
shoulders Vsc rough sides Jo short ribs aud loug ceat
active and highsr; SB IS "a 3o bulk saos 81 05a
gtlb Dressed hogs active aud higher - 81 90
unchangcd Wliisscy IN fair demand, 9lc Receips-VDs
bb iour, $40 bushels wheat lv0m bushels coa, 1900
bushels oats. 700 bushels ryc 1900 busels hurley aud
D000 hogs shipments20O bbis, Houv, 1000 h,,shols
wheat 900 bushcs cora 1000 buseia oats 30pJ busaets
barley, app bushels rye and dJ)J hogs. tEs8tf
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES QUIET.

Tho Southern State bonds were generally quiet
and steady. The Virginia consois advanced to
65,l The following were tue closing prices
Tennessee, ex coupon. go or; do, new. 6e4
81; Virginia.. ex coupon. 63 osx: do.,
registered stock. old, 5iH 81; do. skies. consoi
dated b0Dds, 65 65h do. sixes deferred scrip,
2TH 27sS: Georgia SKIES. 80 s5; do. sevens 81 o
90; North Carolina. coupon 35 351i, DO. funding,
1866 rs 20; do. ao. 1s0s. q %; do, new. IL q
20; do, special tax IL 15; Missouri skies, 50 q
9s,s; 90. Hannibal ana St Joseph "a O 90; Louisi-
ana skies. 05 6S; do new, 55 q 62; do eyee skies,
6S 60; DO. do eights. 10 so do. do oights. 1876.
70 80; do. Penitentlary sevens. 90 10; do. rail.
road eights, 75 so: Alabama nves. Us a SO: do.
egnts, 100 lo2; do cights, Montgomery aud
Eufaula Rairoad, 80 95; South Carolina skies, s5 y
GO; do, new January and July. 2ot o 80; 10. do,
April and october, 81 a %; Arkansas SKIES, funded.
5z q So.
STOCKS DUH. AND STRONG.
The stock market, white in the main dull dls.
played spasmodic activity. and the friends OF Lake
Shore heavy buyers Of that stock, the transac
tions In II being equal about all tie rest OF tho
dealings In the market. The price advanced to
0OS. The advance In prices elsewhere ranged from
oue-quartar to one per cent, and was most marked
In Pacific Mall and Ohio and Mississippi ST. Paul
was exceptionally lower. Tho express stocks were
strong, and Adams advanced to 81. ~
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest
nrICes OF the principal srocks during the ,tay.--
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
EUR ROPEAN MARKETS.

Lornos Moswv MARKET. .-I.ONDoN, nca as r.
W. Coosos cosed a. VIZ tor money aed sia Tor tho
United states 1888. 9s 1865
old, W; isSTs. As9s; tca.iort,es, o0th
fAr,s bea enes closet y sSe tc
r M.-rhs cotton market cosaa nrp; NldlIug npania,
Tid niddng Orleans iOd. ai0fd.t The sacs Of Che
have been 0o bales Including Go,n for speculation AND
port The stock N tort s ~ Oco bales o. which goo ase
lncludinG n 00 AmeTican Actusl export 1900 bnlay,
sales on ahp named at NeF OIeans -have made at
s5sd lod Ah At Savannah Char essop at gkd. Tho
sock Of cotton ase houud to this port d8soO0 bates In
c!udiDg 174,00O Ameeican
TRADE Ar MA y Nolrsrsa --Lfvrepoor, Dec. s.-Ths
affect the market -fsfNt
LIyERPoOI. BkcADRrUFFs MARHEr.- .--TdvERpoUf, Iye1.
81 .30P MThe broadsufs market Ii quiet Tho receipts
OF whcst this for the three days have been
u, qualtrrs, 9f which 5000 were American
LIvrRPooL PEovfsioNs MArKEr.--Ltye eRpo0L, Dec.
65 PMCheese 02s per cwt for tho best gtadcs OF Amor
hnc.
LrvERpooI PRopuns MAaKEr--LIvEwpooG, Dec. s.
Evening Glover seed 6fs 60s per W. Tor Amecan red.
Fine rosin, .6s per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKet.-IoND0S Dec sugar,
3 81. ala per cwt Tor No. IA uuoh standard, a1oat
Calcutta tasecd, SIS 3d. Sperm oil, 800 e9i ton.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

GALVESTON, Dee. lTt,
Cotton quiet, htm good ordinary lSq Net receipts
,ss5 Sse Sales. $50 bses stock, bies Ns,re,eps
OF the weak, s Exports Great Brtaln HU3S bales;
cosswse, ,sl) Sales OF the week, $500 bales.
nrw QsLrAsssDcc. g, fslf .
Cotton steady mitings ls:.c 1870 Net receipts
bales; gross 1903 tscs Erpo.isto Havre, bG bales
eoaswise, Iny Sales 800 bates stock, 1905 osss.
pors,o Gre Brian, H. 9o7 bales to Havre pb, possr-
wise, Gals. Sales OF tue weas, $500 bales
MOUTH Dee. 8, 1871.
Cotton duh and easter; middln-s, 1870. Not recepts,
ies4 bacs Exports idt3 bales saes ogO baes
Stock, 1853 bales Net receipts OF the week, gooS eaeI
Exports % Great Britain 100 be to Rotterdam 90 coast
wise. 1897, sales OF sae week, iJ,,@ bales.
skvkSSku, De9, It'll
Cotton frm; nldiihgt lsitc Net reecpts, 2o, 2ales
Egp0Iis,a Great ~ tsa 9pJ hsles coas,wssc ont SASS
Leu bales STOCK, tis5 bales Net recepls Ot the week,
1854 bsles tAportst, Great Bntain b5Ti bacs iothe
Comment ITO; coastwisc 2t Sales OF thc week, lS5Oo
tses. -. 49,,
Cotton luiet uNluorl i5sc stsiqc, Me- geceips s5'
bai9s sccsl ,5 Gsgolts-io usest pfi.sa. tVot oAes
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

-Iue Yuota'ohs are oasst On cotton runDtng quality
more than hall grade above below quolcl
FLOUR AND GRAIN -Recelpts-6.tb5 bbs Wheat, $500
brsb.is corn lgS0c bushels meat. d62 bags; ons
bushels barley 0J bushels The lour market raed
dui but urn, especially Tor shigpiue sraes which
iar reouest but generally ~ prices rpheg below
Other kinda were quiet The sales about 1000 bbs
DUH h,t we note 40 changS n prices The about
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC Markets.

The rusi firm At ioc isc FOE beef cattle ant &c.
sc ,os hogs wah receipts % 400, cattle and o0 hozs
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prices OF the principal STOCKS during the day:-

III WIS tHuIt ytsttruhT WCStetn Union was by
typographical error, given at 81tI instead OF 67ys.
TIE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were IN good demanu and
fairly active, as Will bc seen by the record of sales In
tho list given under tho head Of Sales at tho Stock
ExchGnpe.n The lOlIOXlnQ Wnre 1hA hiua.-
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Iu the gold loan market the rates ranged from
TO per cent for carrying. Tho operations OF the
cold Exchange Bank were as iciows:-
Gold cleared. va, 60i, 600
Gold DAiancca.,. ltO0 us
Curiency taaAecS. ....,,.,.,..,..,.',..... 5,0sSsy