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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-07

Sumter OF wells pu hping, &
Number Of wslis drilling. !
GEo. EsPEY YARx.'
Average daily production, :
Number OF wslIs pumping,
xENNEusErT TRACT.
AverAes daily production, !
Number oil wells pumpioR,
cL.ARExoNr FARM,
Average daily production. IA
Nunbsr. of wells pumping, 4
BROWN FARM.
Avs~ee daily production, 81
Numbee'of wels pumping, lS
Numbse Of wells drilling. l
METROPOLITAN 7RAcr.'- .
Average daily production, Is
Number Of wells pump iny,
Nnuber OF wella drilling,
Number Of wells Abandoned,
BA,NEY. FARM
A~asess daily production, 81
Number Of wells pumping, II
LACE FARM.
Average daily production "a
Number Of wells pumping, 6
sUTLEY FARM.
Average daily production, 8
Number OF wells pumping, 2
e. DEMPSEY FARM
Average ds:l, production, is0
ef wells pumping, 81
CoRNEN / BEERS TRACT.
Average daily production, 10
Number Of wells pumping, 8
Rig TANK Farm.
Average daily production, IS
Number oil wells pumping, ~
Number Of wells drilling, 2
LOWER NcELHENY 1ARxs'
Average daily production 3
Number Of vells pumping, s
CORNELL TRACT.
Average daily produ csioa, ~
Numbsr Of wells pumping, ]
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70 Purchasers OF Singer Sewing Ma.
cAanesi Caust0n!.
All parties ore hereby cautioned against
purchasing any Of our Machines, sxcsp,
through our duly authorized agents, ss
Machines will not be guaranteed 6y No tha,
are cot 20 purchased. MR J. l.. JOHNSON
Is ons agent for Petroleum Ceu,rs and Vi.
cini.y.
TuR SINGER MANuY'e Co.,
4oSBroSdway, New York.
NorlcH Ia hereby given that Mr.. D. C.
Graves 10 my sgsat for Petroleuu Centre
and vicinity.
J. l.. IbHysox
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% the drst day OF the month there was
In iron tanss, at this point l3S,o66 barrels.
90 increase OF II, ,096 barrels since Jan. first,
During the month the shipments from this
point of crude end re.lnsd oil was 5l,375
barrels, against So, 32s during December, u
decrease Of 1851.
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James .. FlcCr"y EarM-Yhc Pro.
ductt0n OF Each i.easc-TOtal Pro.
ductiOu OF lhe Farm-A mount hnld
By Mr.. MsCrAy In Iron Tanks.
In the table below We give the whole
numoet Of barrels Of oil produced by the
James S. McCrsy farm, including the pro-
duetlon Of each issse, from July 10th, 1870
~ the time the nonsghy we'll ives struck
up to FEBRUARY LIST. 1871. Also, the amount
Of oil held ~, Mr.. AcCrsy in iron tank
Feb. lst, 1871:
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We hare . ;ull assortment Of Ssa.eA
NICHOLSON k.GIAcxxoH.
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Tomorrow evening Miss Katie Eslelle's
N. 7. Dramatic Company appear at Sobels
Opera House, for an engagement of four
nights. The company is well spoken OF
wherever they have appeared, and will un-
doub'edly draw crowded houses during thsir
stay here.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-07

Extra copies Of the REoosD, coutsiuina
our monthly oil report, con be bad at th;I
Office.
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The o. G. L A. r. b Go. holds lta an
nual meeting st Philadelphia te.dsy iOr the
elertion Of officers
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Bset Cigars 10 town at Critics uros
Gaaney bao large iot Of scot 90 ais and
London porter especially OF family we, BY
the bottle or case
WALL PALsEs1
at GElPIns BaoA
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Gen. Kilpatrick, the vol known cavalry
leader, leoturedi before the OIL City Library ,
Association last evening. subjecs-''Shsr.
mans March to the Sea-"
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-troIeum Centre Daily Record
re. Centre, uesdsy. Feb. :.
ARRIVAL AND DEPRArUER Oh
TRAINS ON d. G. a A. m. n.

A0RAVAL ANNA OEPRATUE e n OF
TRAINS ON q. G. d A. u. n.
90 and after Monday. Nov. 2s,h, 1870,
tssins will run - foliows:
NoRs4 no. s. NOS xe.l.
Leave Irvine. 1901 Pm. 6.lA n
Leave OIL City 7.Oo A n. 2ss5 IN. 7.0rn \
=" P.tCeu 7.40 " S,99r ~ $50 8.
-" Ttiusv. $50 :" 4.2b." S.l2 :"
Arrive Cory, 1000 " 6,t7 1888 /"
surrE: NO. g. NO. (. NO. 6.
Lssve Cory H,o6 4 n. s;Io y. sis n
Tttnsy. II. 20 P u 7.96 =" 7,52 W
=" +. Cen. LET. " 8ls I" s.l2 &"
Arrive o. City 80 " 90: j" go -
d" Irvine. $50, " ll.IO e"
~ No. s and s run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
ro a. Nc; 10, M H. No, Is. No ..
erp6 isiS S,x 1In" ia "a. ~. ss.. r.
Titas, il,i4An. 40" I,4s +" 81" 10 q
A. corl,i m.
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
No. 10. No. 6 No. TO- No. H. No 20.
Len; sDA. ssoAs. ;o@An l,,l.A.. ! .;'s ST.:
Arot,o,is J." 1854 i,sS 2,o5" 100.
IN City and Petroleum Centre freight, leave. OF,
sHy g,lo D. " arrives at Petroleum Centre $40 D.
IN. Lrves Petroleum Centre 1t 40 D NJ, arrives
~ CITY 800 D. m.
i2,ss'4, an 9 are express trains.
S@ry ior East ant, North.
SILVER PALACs sLEEPIxa CARS.
EU' 5-rrcet from philadelphia without change
S-Direct 70 Philadelphia without change
No g. Direct to Pittsburgh without change
Monday. Nov. ~ 1870.
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MONTHLY OlG. REPORT.

Below wo present our usual monthly oi
report for the month Of January. Th,
production Of the MeCray farm for the mont
Of October wasa, ess barrels per day; 70
the month Of November, 1874 barrels pc
day; for ths month Of December. 1906 bar
r'ls per day, end for the month Of January
s7s bsrrrls per day. being . decrease o
l.70e barrels from The October report -
The number Of wells pumping on the farg
dusing the month Of December was 4S, and
The average per we'll "a barrels daily TIE
number Of wells pumpiuRs during January
was ~. and the average pr well wss %
barr Ella.
The decrease onth sother farml h - fol-
Iowa:
wm. MeCrsy fasm, 81 bbls.
San Boyd farm,. 60"
Stevenson fssn, "A g"
! DaizslL srnA 27"
Other farms'also show small falling off
in productis1y The Columbia farm shows
the largest increass being So barrels per
day. There was also slight increase on,
the Central and Niagara farms, and on ons
|frswo farms on Cherrytree Run. The total
average Of the several farms and tracts ~
given 10 our table shows daily production
Of 2, $50 barrels, . decrease Of $50 barrels
sipce DecemoeE
TIE falling of Of the district during the
mouth under review was lees than fer sew
ersl months past.
Developing isAlmost as . etand stir for
The present, and will probably remain 30
until the spriss opeus Ia the meantime,
however, numbers Of our operators are max
Ing preparations for active operations, some
even having derricks up aud everything
ready for drilling a. soon % the weather 10
. little more favorable. There are proba-
bly, not over IS wells soias down 10 tho
whole district at present s
The itsns and trscst where the pro.
duc.lou 10 given from actual measurements
BY the superintendent and owners,
sre marked with . star; oil Others sss e.
timaied:
.+tv. WOODS FARN.'
Average daily production, 60
Number OF wells pumping, 81
Average per we'll, >
NoTH.-All the wells on this AAsm we're
shut down three days for want ss water,
hence the decrease.
CENTRAL PARx.'
Average daily production, 3sl
Number Of wells pumping, 45
Number Of wells finished, =
Number ot wells oiiiling;' /
COLUMBIA YARNs
Average daily production. 4G7
Number Of wells pumpip& 81
Average per we'll, 81
Of wells drilling, 81
Number 81 wells commenced, 2I
Nxmber OF wslls couplsled, III
KEENAN, TRACT
Average daily production, -,- -. II
Number OF wells pumping, al
Average per wei,
is MORAY FARx.'
Average daily production 97s
Number Of wells puup,ng, 40
AVetA&f Jes we'll. ~
Number 0f'wsIls drilling. 2
Nnmbst Of wells completed. Al
Number Of wells abandoned, 4
EVANS TRACT
Average daily production, II
Number Of wrllsipumpinf,. g.
STEVENSON FAIx.'
Average daily production, 70
Numbsr of,wells pumping, 81
HYDE & EGBERT YARx.s
Average daily production, rs
Number OF wells pumping, 81
Nnmbes Of wells ootnplsted, 1
Number Of wells absndoned, ii
HESS FARM.s
Avsrses daily production, III
Number OF wells puwping, l2
WV. M'cRAY rARx oxEoA rsAcr.s
Average daily production, NI
Number OF wells pumping, 81
HART TRAcr.'
Average daily production, d. 81
NMmber Of vi wells pumping. al
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One If the stills st Jackson d Cluley's
Refinery, Titusviils, exploded yestsrdsy a.
ternooo, severely burning u,au named Nc
Nsmars, aud setting the re6nery on nre.--
Through tie exerslons Of the 6rs depart.
msnt tho flames we're sxtioguished 10 .
short time. About l25 barrels Of oil wss
burned Loss $4,000.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
II. Hechtkopf.

Having purchased the snars stock 81
CIGARS and TOBACCO
Fiom Champa'sn charlie, will continue the bu,A
ness at the old stand next door 10 Robsons ivnush
Parlor. Tne public can ryt assured that ! ,r,,,
h-ep the bost biands " CIGARS ana 1UBACCuI
in the make and will alwsys labor 10 please nv
s9s'o"sRs tebl.lu
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BUCKsKIN GLOVES, 20 psr cent bs
low cost at A ALDEN'S,
Jl6 jamestown Clothing Store.
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Cali at Nicholson l. Blackmon's and bhy
Cooking Stove with iron ware for twelve.
dollars
The New York herald., 1871-07-18

for August siisrH september held at sik BACON con-
unned quet but arm at sc 5c for short clear 8c
for long do, &c. for rb 7c cut
$50 Do for sratford and South was auet
but hrmer. with sales or 400 tierces Western c
terces city at loo Oc for steam kettle Western Lard
quoted at Ss 81 for and siS for extra mess
Beef hams entirely neglected and nominal Cut
meas-The market continued quiet but steady Small lob.
bng lots DISPOSED OF a full prices but Of no
large important sale. We quote DRY sailed shoulders Go
6Lc clear bellies, ec. s16c bellies, 7Hc hams sbort
Butter moderate demand at about former
Cheese lower quoted at lIc for choice factory &c.
leo. for fair TO good DO, and 7c: PC. for ohio.
SUGAR-The market dull and easier, closing
comprise $50 hhd. including ~ hhds Demerars
1sc. 30 hhds Porto Rico at 0c 100 hhds Santiago at
e 900 hhds refining private terms and hhds Porto
Rico mt lee Refined easier closing at l3sc 9c for
crushed powdered and eraDulaed for A. 3Ac for b.
llc l2c for extra q, 1lc lic for and l0c aic for
fair goo fair refining 9sc a9c gooa to prime
fning, 9lc 9sc fair 70 good grocery 0c l0ac prime
to choice grocery l0lc 10c centrifugal hhd1 and boxes
oNc l0c. hhds. and boxes, SIC ag.c mels
do f9ac 7tc. HavanaBoxes Dutch Standard Nos to Q,
s,fe assc do 10 70 H. 9%c alohc Do IL % D. 'nTc
do white isAc isIc Porto Rico-Reaning grades $40.
ag%c grocery graies. ss4c 1910. Brazl-Duch stand
ard Nos sto H. &c. 9ic Java-Dutch standard, Nos 10
Q Sc
RIcIRangoon moderate request at former prioes
win further sales OF 400 ba In obbing lots at SIC 7(0
per To- Patna was inactive and 7c To per ib
with sales OF 100 bags In parcels within tho range Carona
neglected.
TALLow was quiet. but Grm a, &c. a s,.c for good u
choice with sales of $4,000 lbs.
WHIsKGv.Receips $50 bbls. The was auiet buS
drm, at 9Sc.. with sales OF 100 bbls.
The New York herald., 1871-07-18
TEE PRINCE OF WALES ON THE BATTLE
OF DORKaNG.

The Prince OF Wales, supported by Prince Arthur
and the Duke OF Cambridge and ny other dstin-
guished persons, presided at the annual festival din
ner of the Royal Caledonian Asylum, which took
place at the Freemasons Tavern, London.
The Prince Of Wales, In proposing ''rhe Army,
Navy and Reserve Forces" said -"I am sure that
every Englishman and every ScOtchman, being
proud OF our army. navy and reserve forces will
duly honor this toast. Much has been said lately
respecting changes that are TO be made IN the army
OF this country. Now. whatever the nature OF those
changes may be let US trust that at any rate they will
he conducive to the good of the army and 10 the safety
OF the country. Much has aso been said, dare
say, about the subject OF certain publication,
which, doubtless everybody in this room has seem
Will venture to make is that sincerely trust that
the prophecy TO winch tnat publication gives ex-
object In writing that little book. that object being
to give broad mint 10 all of us that we must nOt b0
that hint and give to defensive forces the atten
| ton they deserve, the prophecy VIII never be
this toast, and in coupling the frst branch
! OF 1t with the name OF my illustrious rela-
| tive, the Commander.in.Chief l have much
pleasure In coupling with the navy the name or 10
| gallant an onlcer as Admiral Sir Alexander Milne.
and In coupling with The reserve forces the name OF
| Coone Loyd-lindsay, who has given so much at
| tentIOn to the volunteer movement, and whO We
must not forget, took active part m promoting
the fund Tor the relief Of the SICK and wounded In
The Duke OF Cambridge, I'm responding, remarked
that he had had the nonor many years or having
been, under the favor OF his sovereign, and ne
trusted with the confidence OF the country, at the
head OF the noble profession with which all his lifo
had been so intimately associated. lie cordially
echoed the wish which had been expressed
by his Royal Hghness the chairman, tnat
the future OF the army might be such as
TO do honor to the country and credis
TO ITSELF In It's past history the army had always
deserved the good opinion OF the country, ana ia
spite OF the experience or recent events abroad he
must express his belief that our army was equal to
the performance Of anv duties 1t cOud be called
upon discharge, ana that the Battle OF DOrkng,v
II ever IL should have to be fought would have an
far
author had predicted. ~ would indeed, be greatly
TO be depored II ever the time should come when
the people OF England were unable to defend their
hearths and their homes from the insults OF ior-
egn foe.
The New York herald., 1871-07-18

The public are warned to exercise great care when
having TO make use OF the local express companies
for the delivery Of baggage at the railroad stations
and to the steamboats, leaving the city. On Friday
morning, July 7, scrvant Of Mr.. james Brown,
sent to Dodds Express ofice, No. 944 Broadway
ana paid to nave u trunk taken from Mr.. Browns
residence ana delivered TO the Newport line or
steamers In this city, the person informing the agent
at the same time that the trunk would be ready for
delivery ut twelve O'Clock n0On AT twelve o'clock
on Saturday man, with what was supposed to bo
an express wagon, called and asked II the trunk
was ready, and, supposlng him to be the
proper person, 1t was given TO him wtthous
questioning. About an hour afterwards another
man with wagon called and asked for the trunk.
door who delivered the trunk to the other party,
and ne went out and found the wagon to be marked
'D0dd's Express" The woman, on going to tho
boat In the afternoon, found that her trunk had
inquiries AT Dodd's Express oice 1t was found that
across the entry In the book noting the payments,
&C., was written Trunk taken away by another ex.
press company Inquiry has been made at all tho
the the wagon Of some one '' Of them" them miaSs light
have called by mistake and have taken
the trunk, but no trace OF It could be found.
The trunk Is an ordinary black one, with the initials
Johnson, Newport" written on a card and nailed
on the top.
1t is supposed that the thief was standing In tho
express Oce at the time the order was given to the
and the time when u would be ready. Knowing
that tho company would not he likely to send for Il
the moment named he was there HIMSELF On in
quiring at the Twenty ninth precinct II was stated
trunk would be recovered; that similar cases were
OF frequent occurrence, &c.
The New York herald., 1871-07-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, July II, 1877.
Cotton inacve prices drOoping middlngs, l9c Net
ceips 215 bales; exports coastwsc, 579 Stock, $685.
NKw ORLEANS. July II, 1871.
Cotton dull and nominal middlngs 201c Net receipts,
655 bales gross 6s2 exports coaswse 277i sales. SoO
Stock, 81, ,470.
LOUISVILLE, July II, 1871.
Tobacco extremely active and hlgh sales 7S hhds Cot
ton dull and declined; middings, 2OHc.
CHICAGO, July II. 1877
Flour dull nominal Wheat excited prices bighers
No. spring $t I6 @1 17l cash. 81 IN 81 , seicr
S"y H The aitsrnS9n o nnse',ls " lSE 1874 sser
active; advanced 1c. No. mixed 5lAc cash, soIer
July 5l seller August In the afternoon quiet and weak
604c 60c, seller August 5lc SIS seller July OatS
quc but hrm advanced nc &c No 495Sc Rye easerg
No. $50 60c Barley quiet Toe cash seller August
and September Hlghwines held firmly at 9lc Provslons
"a 70. Wheat to Buffalo &c. Receipts-30OO bbls Hour,
$1,000 bushels wheat $4,000 bushels corn, 10000 bushsi
oats, 1000 bushels rye, and 5000 hogs Shpmens2000
bbs. four 1000 bushels wheat $4,000 busels corn
bushels OATS 5000 bushels 5000 bushels barley and 80
hogs.
OswrGo, July II, 1871.
Flour steady and unchanged sales zoo bbs at 81 ZOE
No. spring. 81 30 for amber winter Ss for white winter.
xS 80 for double extra Wheat quiet; No NIL
waukee club held ut ~ 35 Corn quiet sales OF two
a 65c OatsNone in market Barley, and peas qnies-
Corn mea$l 90 for bood 81 AZ tor unboted per cw Mill
feed unchanged shorts S22 shpstnhs S25 26 mddlngs.
IS Hudson, s3 rs New York Railroad freights-
Flour Boston, 53c New York. 40c; Albany Y5c.
Receipts by ake22 600 bushels wheat $4,000 bushels corn
039 0 feet of lumber Shipments by canal4 $40 bushels
OF wheat, lo7OO bushels 174600O feet of lumber
The New York herald., 1871-07-18
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half-past Five O'Clock L. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, July I7-i +. NJ

MONDAY, July It's NJ.
CoFFEr-rhe demand for Rio and Santos was fairly
active. The market strong at quotations, with an
upward tendency. We note sales of 8,O51 bags Ro per
Century (bough for New Orleans accoun) on private
terms. In other descriptions there a fair jobbns
traae at full prices. We quote:-Rio, ordinary car
goes, lOllc. a l0hc., fair do, 1O1.c. a lIc /;
good do. llAc. Ike; prime do Icc. Ike extreme
range for lots lOc l2sc, gold per lb In bond thirty
TO sixty days credit java government bags sc. 2oc
DO (grass mas, l5lsc 22c Singapore l7c lSc Ceylon
iS4c. l1c Maracaibo, lSc. le9c.: Laguayra Lc. q
l59c; Jamaica l3c l5Hc ST. Domingo gold in bondl,
l5c. "
COTTON, Unfavorable advices from Liverpool caused
buyers to withdraw from the market and the absence
considerable business prices entirely nominal
decline Of fully &c per h. For future deliveries the
fairly active opening week ruling ac. s,c per h.
lower but subsequently reacting and closing about steady
The New York herald., 1871-07-18
sTiBBsNG AFFAIR At A SUNDAY BOAT RACE.

Coroner Young was yesterday called to No. Is
state street, by Captain Ulman, of the First pre-
cinct to take the ante-m0rtem statement of Thomas
Dowllng, represented TO have been dangerously
stabbed by some person unknown. Bowling stated
that early on Sunday morning there was going
TO 10 a boat race between Frank Mead and
William Flood In one boat and John Gcary and John
Nolan In another. They asked hin (Dowiing) TO
give them something to drink, and he gave them
kcg OF lager beer, which they took away with them.
Dowling went with them 10 the Battery, where the
race was to be. There several boys IN the water
swimming, and wishing 10 get them out Dowling
picked up small pebble and threw II IN the water but
not near them. Flood and six or seven others were
boating and drinking together. Flood seemed to be
dissatisfied and getting beat In the race, some sharp
words passed between Flood and the Others but he
lDowng) had nothing to say IN the matter. Flood
came up behind MIN and struck Inn on the head,
which Knocked him down: the others kickd
bowling, and some one, he don't know who, stabbed
him In the left side. He remembered nothing since
till he found himself IN the New street police station
In their verdict the jury held William Flood as an
accessory, and Coroner Yonng committed him TO the
TomDs. Captain Ulman Is in vigorous pursuit OF the
man who used the knife. Bowling IL In precarl-
Gus condition and his recovery may he regarded as
very uncertain.
The New York herald., 1871-07-18

wheat was dull but firm for prime, white soft was dull
for for ;S ;Pns % III y Il for for psw' sG rs,.r @
The
for western Yellow Sc for do W white and r0 South
: wsrs ws' about "a. %s sso To: 70:
small lo,s S,c for inferior SIC Tor choice white ssc zoe
The stock grain s,ors the amount ahoat on the
canal destined for tide water, officially reported on
com DO oats a1si DO; rye rye $50 y' DO mat,
s ,lI DO o Amount s !. on board wheat ssssso bushels
FRgIGHrs.-Ths markc, continued quiet bu, showed
The cSaerns quiet but
rates without noticeable change The engagements
,. and si'sS
bacco at 2Os 10 London By steam Oo bales hops at 3D.
70 xSwrp bushels ssn
on private terms The charters derman 6rg
British bark 6is TONS hence to London general cargo lump
nominaIy unchanged We heard Of no cargo sas. Small
lot, were sold % the trade at full prices we quote Suba
TsSs:1
100 bbs from dock sold &c. which price the offering
IN o rs see %.n wa, no Asas yS@ %
$slS g "a No ss M. y; No % 70 % 7si pale
held at ysS7 for Washington and % s7 "a for Whining
pxrRoIsuS market ,hroushou. was very quiet, pu,
prices continued wihou. change There Was very little Dc,
%pd sP hs% sGd .. S si s'SSip II hs ma lots e
bbs refined standard white or promp, delivery al i and
So & 500 sG s nss 49, g.; ' an & SsSsS
quiet but steady We have only to report sales OF
August quoted a $3.50. sSS.c, and September ssc
PRoyisIoSs EKecep,sPork II bbls en-, meats 30 pack
ages lard 5 bbls aud crces The msrke, for mess PORK
opened and closed remarkably quiet, on. there was no
hh1as ts A. tttA, aad cas utrs deiyecy 30 sb> sold
The New York herald., 1871-07-18
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET.
MONDAY, July l7-6 4. NJ
On Change to-day wheat was firm and more
active. The cotton market was lower and quiet
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy. but without the ex-
treme low rates OF Saturday, when, In the competi-
tion to employ balances, loans made at AZ low
as one per cent On governments the uniform rate
was two per cent, but on stocks borrowers paid two
and three per cent. Prime paper was quoted 4 d
5}l per cent discount.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEADY
The foreign exchange market was steady on q
moderate amount OF business. Rates closed:--
Sterling sixty days commercial. 1925 a 10; good
to prime bankers, 1loa l1O's; short sight. 11oh
1lOX Paris sixty days. 5.l6H OILS; short sight,
6l21s 5.10 Antwerp $50 q 515; Switzerland.
b.1sX 5.13A; Hamburg. 35Is a 384; Amsterdam.
4o% 41S; Frankfort, 4os a Az; Bremen. 70 D
1913; Prussian thaers 7lI 72'l.
GOLD wEAK-1l2& q 112k.
The gold market opened with fair activity and
pursuing the upward movement OF Saturday had
reached 1929, when the current of speculation
changed and the price receded to 112K, advancing
again temporarily to 112k, on rumor that Secre-
tary Boutwell, had resigned, but closing finally at
1l29s. The course OF the market is shown In the
The New York herald., 1871-07-18
TORNADO IN NEW JERSEY.
NISELAND, n. j.,

NINEhAND, n. j., July II, ISTI.
fearful tornado. accompanied with thunder.
lightning and heavy rain, struck this town last
evening. The loss OF property OF all kinds Is very
severe. Roofs of houses trees and FENCES were de-
stroyed The most serious losses are the DESTRUCTION
OF the Episcopal church. two railway depots ana
two dwelling houses. the loss OF the churcn, Va
which Rev. William J. Clark Is pastor, Is especa,D
fct. In one OF the houses destroyed SIX men wera
gathered when the roof was taken of anu the wa,s
fell In wouudipg some, but none dangerOusy' NV Nv
loss OF life is reported. The tornado 5ecuis " s
u m4le OK tue town escaping iron tts eHooss-