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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship City of Psrs 5) Nrehouse Liverpool March
rae s n s s WIN Of n s sc H lem
rietta Kiazna; lh ns SO miles Of Sandy Hook cu'on
stesmslp Nebraska lBr Guard, Liverpool March IS and
Gaon March ss a. TN eSchsrsed signal: viii, ship
ne Gardner, from London for New York; April = s sM
Kingston 5h with mdse and passengers to the Pacific Nail
Steamship Ca,hsrlne whiting. Howes, Fernanana "a
Ing Pan shoals .chr klsswood hence for George
New oleans ls in. % Bsrnesa sssr Paine bound
steamship San s. vador Nlcs...on, Savannah April
Steamship champion, Lostwess, Charleston Apnl
~ sss%s I' fsy Ess 0Ss
viii %;sf G!1 EIsy' Mania ss's Nov S 80 with
1t i ~. IS s S.rs &
Pfs Tss's's an' ssfs
S..s1; rs lon sio ssri y from IN
asw ship Mache'. San Francisco Tor CORR 81 days
the sf Downs ny a Is With mdse Meiehsn Co
S saana % Ss'ih
rSu.hou heavy westerly gales carried
s sYsy s1n s: rna g.
ss s1 ,s i sfss fST 1ssa
,I Bar. ss q %
Bocsmann. Had ine weather:
Niagara (ftall, bArtOinneo faieTHo 81 uhyr
fruit, TO Lawrence, Giles Go easel to master rass.d
Gibraltar March had strong variable gales throughout
brig sara to Skkcs Cephsionla Dec 90 via Gibraltar
Feb a. with cnrrants galway Nasado TO Wend
Teans Bockrnann. April between iats 80 and ~ Ion
NJ experienced q gale from Sw, WSW and W, last
/; days: sustained no damage ,o -. -.
Bria Josie (of MacAas Petegrew Cabarcn 10 dsyr with
surar and nelado to Danortn knowton Co-vcsaei 10
simpson Capp. Had fine weather. . ,., 80
Irir Iyanhoe , Pcarce Matanazs 10 days, WIN sugar
to Youngs Co-vessel TO Crandal Beraur y Co ia
strong north gales rora straits thence the weather.
Scbr Meteor (Pr) Nicholson HaNaX Jays Win nsm, ~
lie Wolf Co April OF reorges shoss esyerienreh
heavy gale Me- lost jIb GIVING o ana sp,t
Schr III Cady Cor Presidency, Nickerson corpus ,ns
Is days with hides Henry srracue 70 Evans
| Bail Go. Had fine weather. -, ..t..p,oo,. "A
Schr Eva Adell (of Stockton, Eaton Apnscnison ~
DAYS with umber 10 Snow Richardson 70 muse
Fifst night out experienced gale from Ne 70 sW' sns ~
hours, thence dine weather -, a. - ,v. ,yvl, INN
s,hr Loret,o Fish of BOSTON, Wiley, Dsrcn, "a days.
with lumber 10 VIM liaskins vessel % y Gouu ~
Schr IJabelIa Fisher, Georgetown. st uaa Wl,n
aores Ia Dollner, Potter Covesscl 10 u hWipW w.
schr Anthony Killey. somers, Virginia 80, - ,,,,.
Schr Willow Harp Davis Georgetown, ~, or nuuso"'
| Passed Through He'll Gate.
| BOUND SOUTH.
schr VIM PENN Willy Bath for New York. with lumber 70
| Boynton h Go. c,,.., r.. a. val, IA,
sesr Veto. ws.is, KoSssnd fsi New York, with lime, 10
l Browne 70.
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I'll: ULSTER COUNTY kdATa!ClpE.

PoUGHKEErsIE, N. Y, April II, 1871.
Moses s. Terwlliger, who choked his mother 10
death at Brunswick. Ulster county, Saturday, has
been lodged in Kingston jail and has made full
confession. He entered her room in the middle Of
the night. and after killing her placed her body In
the cellar and set fire to the premises. Some men
IN endeav0rtng to enter the house were Met by the
murderer, who Knocked Que o. them down with
club. 1erwllger had been insane for some time
His mother was cighty.three ycals Of aye.
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VIEWS OF TEE PAST.

APRIL L..
1964-Fort Pillow, Tenn., captured and Its negro
garrison massacred by the rebels.
1796-Eatuc of Montenute, Italy; Bonaparte dc.
featcd the Austrans
l.S2--The fritish feet under Admiral Rodney de-
feated the French Geet OF Comie dc Grasse in
the West Indies.
177--Henry Clay born.
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A.-Perfecs Fitting AMI Eirxnnt Roots anA
SHOES FOR LanIEs IENTLEMEN EoYs AND AND
WORK IN fHE CRY. NEW STORE AND NEW STYLES.
BROOKS, SIS ali l.5 BROADWAY, corner 18th street.
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SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

Steamships AlcmannIs. fo IIamburg Virgo Savannah;
Isaac Bell itichmond No; FL Cid, Philadelphia
Wind at sunset NE, light
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A.-Thc Palmer House,

Datcheior's ryuir Oyc.-1hc Best In the
world. The only perfect dye harmless, reliable tlstania
neous Factory 10 Bond street.
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Observation-Disclosures SILK Vnts, 81.
Broa lway sylee at about haii Broadway prices
l..ss q, q, ", HAT COMPANY. u Cqriilnit street.
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German s'atisarti. LNzcnsrs should be Used
for Coslyenes.. IS csnts; sold W all truggista
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Professors mud Amateurs Of Music and tho
public are invited TO test magnificent Sodar Grand Piano.
Just completed AZ the w,reroou,s OF d. Il. STAMFORD
Co, $50 Broadway, corner Grea, Jones street.
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k.-POr n stylish and Elegant Hat Mt
popular prices 20 to DOuGAN TO- Nasal corner Of Ann
att aet
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Furnl;uYe.-The Newest styles at Tirst Class
Furniture and The a.cEt OF Curtains and iurn
trre Coverings. q. i. NELLY h CO.,
broadway, near Fourth street.
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A.-Fo~ n Ssylis;, und Elegant Hat Co to
EsPENSCiiEID, Manufacturer, lls Nassau street.
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Small prolts-quIck return.
Genius and activity ask only square curpctiNon.
Our Ifa,s speak Tor themselves.
WARSOCK 4 Co, sig Broadway.
Boys aud Youths Hats at moderate prices
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A.-uerrinx's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
POL Broadway, corner Murray street.
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1920 for u. -. PiunOs.-See our Column
10 this OF the Herald on Twelfth page.
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For Salc-A New md Improved Magic Ian.
with 100 dssoyng views all new aud all necessary APP
uarn for literary scientific mineral eShbi
ion will ina sold cheap Inquire II H. N. CLARK. 81 Park
mace, New York.
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Chri-suhor0s UnrivnIicd Hair Dyc.-Soid
and applied a! his wig and factory No Assor House
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5000 for Y. g. riunos.-3eO eur Cotmuaa
10 ILLS lsslc OF the Herald on Twelfth page.
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Wood Han zIsgs-Ppseut Perfected. War-
rAu.ei pat oa wa!sb kELTv, ~ sad 'st Broadway,
scar Astor p'Ace.
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Window Shades of best scotch lIoiiaad.
With u,,snt sell. acting fixtures, at kELTyS. ~ an1 ~
IIroadyay, near Fourth street.
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Mr. BIRD No. a. Nassau street. who has announced HE
for than
young readers remember wishes Us 20 that IN rrduc
prices to-day he has reduced the quality OF hA
WORK. still gives class covering to all heads wiss
otherwise, that present themselves og this purpose hs
clige,
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Condition II Affairs at scraatoE-Thc Mono.
poIists Determined to Crush Out the
NIIners--f:Ioomy Neutrality-suspicious. lou
Rejected by the WOrixmcn.

NfJecfeu Dy the w OrkIMcus
SCRANTON, Pa., April II, 1871.
am sorry to report that the prospects or an
amlcable ad ustment OF the issues between the
companies and the miners are not so favorable
now as heretofore There was another confer.
cnce to-day, and the result proved anything
but satisfactory. It IS said the representatives
az the companies have determined to adj
here to the programme ioreshadowed by the
local Journals, ana will consider no terms Of
settlement except an unconditional surrender OF the
miners, which includes an abandonment Of the
Union. a REIMBURSEMENT OF the demand Tor bass
ana resumption OF work at eghty.six cents per d!a
mond car. From this 1t would appear that the CON-
pau,cs 40 not propose TO make any concessions, and
will maintain the arbitrary ana uncompromising
attitude which has been their character toward the
wOrkmen all along.
The impression prevails that. In the recent move
mcuts pretending TO be an equitable adjustment OF
dicul,ics the companies representatives have re-
sorted to .'ways which are dark ana tricks which
arc yain' 70 deceive the public and hoodwlnk the
miners There Is feverishness In the city to night
/ and an unsettled feeling and one OF alarm that
| moro serious trouble Is near at hand The hopeful
| scnfiments which pervaded the community have
| begun 10 fade out, and many OF the more confident
| are hec0mtng Respondent IL must be admitted
| TINT things look dark and lunpr0mising, but II Ii
| not best 10 give up all hopes for the present.
The situation tQ.night seems " ~ That the com.
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"They Curc!v What Cursas AYERS Cherry
pEcrOpty fpr n cou n, AYEn's FILLS Tor pursstIye.
AMI AYERS SARsAFARfLLA for the com isios taas
oiir0 m Alternative medicine
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The Suu has Crossed the Line, and, rs 10
IN the enjoyment OF the victory of darkness hea
carried bah especially those crowned by ,hs spring
besues c. Hats- OF the renowned KNOX OF st3 Broad.
way fulton stree The present Issue OF KNOX
nascrpieces without precedent the history OF hats Tor
beauty, aiye and every other desirable head:esr lay
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NEW S,

Almanac for New York This Day.
Sun rises. .... ) 2G Moon rises. morn ~
Sun sets. ...... 6 36 High water. ...eye 9 81
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL.
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OCEAN STEAMERS,
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL II, 1871.
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$500 for n. -. Flanos.-See our Column
IN this issue OF the Heral on Twelfth page.
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Troublesome Coughs nnd Colds sore Thr0nt
and iosrscne are speedily cured by Dr D. JAySE's TX.
rEcruRANT. It gives Immediate relief in All anccaena %
the lungs prodcipgs free expcc.oation or he Phexm
which them thus quien. the cough rcsvns VOC
Inflammation and giving the diseased organs chince 70
hcal, Sod by all druggists
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Chicago, III.
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schr VIM PENN Willy, Bath for New York. with lumber 10
Boynton h Co. .,,., r.. a.. vo-,- IL,
lime, TO Browne Co - ~ IL, H.. =.
Schr Veto, Watts, k0cssnd WI NsW hVA' Wv" "'"e, W
Browne 60,
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5000 for u. -. PiuuoS.-see our Column
ia this issue Of the Herald on Twelfth page
For saIc-A New md Improved Magic Ian.
parntus Tor sc,easdc mlnccn eihbl
tom viii he sold cheap Inquire q H. H. CLAIM % fart
from the Journal Of Commerce, March ..
Mr. BIRD No. a. Nassau street. who has announced HE
Young rcaders can rsmembcr wishes Us to say
Ing his oS. he has no. the aa s
otherwise. that present themselves fo ibis purpose at hs
Furni;ure.-The Newest style, at Ftrst Class
rarnmrs and The Latest mpoa1aa q Gaans and Iarn
broadway, near Fourth street
Gents Eight Dollar Dress Hats for Seven
small prod,s-9aick return. ,.,,,
Genius and ACTIVITY ask ony square Competition.
Our ha'' a spstH iSs ief@ coy ss Eroaaws,
Boys aud Youths Hats a, moderate prices.
German sati,arti. Loxcnsrs should be Used
for coss!venes' IS cents soid ~ all drusri'ta
Professors aud Amateurs Of Music and tho
public Invited 70 est magniacen. soda Grand Plano
i a, eo 80, a. The w,rerson, OF ~ r. srAsfo.pS
$500 for U. =. ri.no,:-.ee our Coiam"
in THIS Issue OF the Herali on Twelfth page.
The SUI has Crossed the Line, and, as if
in The enjoyment OF the victory of light rsness heals
carried high especially those crowned by the spring
beauties Hats the renowned KNOX, OF sts broAd.
ws 81 r fs me IN 9,
beauty syie every desirable head.esr quality
Troublesome Conshs and Colds. sore Threat
and Nosrseness are speedily cured by Dr. sAyNs,s rx
rECrOKANT IL gives immediate relief in all aNccto.Ao %
the lungs by prodcpys free eSpccoraton OF ths Phlex
which them thus quiein. the cough rcnsvns VOC
giving the diseased organs chincc 20
heal. Sod by all drugsss
xxUs- r.xo W. V.,e Curos Ayers Cherry
pEcrOpty, fpr n cou n, AYERS FILLS Cor pursstye.
AMI AYERS SARsAFARfLLA for the com ainis that re-
uuiro an Alternative medicine
Window shades of best scotch lioiindd.
viii n,,snt se acting fixtures, at KELryS, IL aud st
Broadway near Fourth street
5000 for ". g. riuuos.-3e0 eur Celuuaa
ia ILLS lssde OF the Herald on Twelfth page.
Wood IIangIwgs-Puscut Perfected. War.
rAned pat oa waus By kELTY, ia aad "a Broadway.
scar Astor pAce.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

The money mark stringent TO the stock DokeTs
rates ranging from currency to OF ono per cent per
day. good part OF the business having ~ soo anu
Ia borrowers on Government bonds were accommo-
dated at currency and report the market only active
Tho parties loo king up currency say that none Will be
until after the city disbursements on account OF
revenue bonds have been made Ihese Will Deelh OH
Friday The Ocean National Bank was expelled from
the Clearing House to-day, first by the acuon OF inc
annrourate committees and later at meeting OF the
members of the Association held at the Merchants Bank
at o'clock which meeting confirmed the action OF the
committees The Ocean Bank unfortunate N being
robbed of considerable amount n 1862 but afterward
removed its offices to Broadway. and was apparently IN
fair woy of recovery when the City Hall frauds were
exposed Since which time its business mas been lahng
off, WIN. NJ. Tweed having been one OF Its directors.
Among It's assets 1t Is said there are great many ques'
tionable securities and II Is confidently asserted
that the Bank Examiner has not done his
duty in regard to tho Bank for private reasons,
the nature of which may be surmscd from the alleged
fact that the bank holds among it's assets considerable
amount Of the Examiners paper unsupported ny coat-
eral The bank has been placed In the hands OF re-
ccver and its real financial condition will be ascertaned
by and By. At present We have only rumor with no
two statements agreeing Some sangiine gentlemen
connected with the bank say 1t will he able ultimately to
nav I'm FULL while other statements are TO the effect that
II will not pay more than 80 cents In the dollar Tho
Unon-sQuare Bank, small State concern, has been en-
barrassed by the failure Of the Ocean, as 1t cleared
through that institution This is almost equal to an an
nouncement once made by member OF the regular
Stock Exchange to the eff ct that member OF rival
Exchange had failed for 81 5o involving several other
houses In ruin.
Commercial paper dull at sac per cent for prime &C.
ceptances The failures OF Win. p. Wright Co. and
j. Leaycraft cotton brokers. were announced to-day
The government bond market at the two early boards
was and lower though the decline brought out few
offerings At the close there reaction and prices
advanced. The German bankers are in tho market as
buyers and having orders from Europe to h at lower
figures they help to depress the market. Fisk Hatch
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
BOARDING CURRENCY.


SIR: There is feeling of deep indignation
against those wealthy capitalists who taking advantage
OF a season when there is usually demand in regular
business channels for all the floating capitaare hiding
away largo sums Of greenbacks 1t is regarded as Q
mode OF making few paltrY dollars that involves the
exercise Of no talent whatever and damage to egt
mate business Of hundred dollars for every single
dollar made by those engaged in It, And this feeling Of
Indignation extends to those banking institutions
without whose active assistance and cooperation .
lookup Of large sum would be impossible As Of
the results the other banks are heavily and
are compelled throw out all offerings Of mercantile
paper regular trade and business embarrassed
preparing for their annual settlements: II tho
seoretary co?ld be induced. Just tor once.
few millions Of additional greenbacks In the market
these men would receive lesson that would last s0me
OF them to the end Of their ves We do not consider the
Secretary bound interfere in Wallst. fight, but
this matter the whole business community and
he s the only that interfere to thwart the
purposes Of the Devils Syndicate" as the combna-
ton called As stock operation the whole thing ts
miserable failure for stocks have risen in the face OF
Nine times in s the mercantile interest which sur
fers from sudden and altogether artificial contraction
of the currency.
Netc- York, Dec. II, 1871. ".
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

State bonds have been featureess the volume OF Dus
ness being and the changes comprised within mar
row Tennessees and Virginas were lower, South
Carolinas being about steady at late prices.
Railroad bonds have been firm, though no further ad.
vance was established The Pacific mortgages closed as
follows Centras 1904 0lOs5 Union Pacific Frss 81 Ssl
Land Grants, 7si s7s1, and Incomes s1s 0s3a.
The Philadelphia stock market was heavy to-day
Pennsylvania sold at los Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road IS; Reading Railroad, 6 and Pennsylvania Rail
road st. Gold closed at 1iOa
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive Of specie
from the Port Of EewYOrk for the week ending Dec 49,
1871. was A,I76,lSs.
The books Of subscription to the capital stock Of the
Lorllard Insurance Company are now open at No. 1s2
Broadway and will remain open until the Goth inst
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
LITERARY NOTES.

We beg leave to call the attention OF book
eotorr 70 the fsct that in the town Of Vallejo. CAL
tbcre s only one Bible. 1t is blsck-ettsr, and the
,vner thereof cannot read It, 1t 70 said 70
have been printed In 1ell but II 1t Is IN
tlsskletter 1t must he older than that, we should
think II the owner will but send this interesting
rec n New-York he exchange it for bibles enough
70 supply all the Christians in vallejooctavo quarto
:Ss :saS SSs and S06o SiOe nonpsre
sxs % All s" and sizes and including
bibles. English bibles. Dutch bibles; Latin Greek
sandwich Islands Possibly among ali these there may
be bible which the Vallejo man can read to the great
r<hcation Of his sou
With the number for January, LippinooHs
Naoazis< will enter upon volume. The number OF
pages will be increased enabling the conductors to 1ur
nish additional amount Of popular reading In the oes'
and most emphatic sense. The contributions now on
hand or specially engaged embrace an unusually attrscI
i've list Of tales narratives andldescrpve sKetcnes py
popular authors, together with variety OF apie ana
interesting articles the important questons OF 'e
day. In addition to the shorter articles by weknown
writer's the following attractive serial works VIII De
publshed during the year new story BY Geo. Mac
,iopald LID author OF Alec Forbes" Annals OF
Onet Ncichborhood" etc. to he commenced In the mum
American author. to he commenced in the number for
January Mr. Edwsrd WhympeLis pi a asesdv SeeS
the s nonh to menS until
completed. large amount OF space Will DC dev9ea 70
"Our Monthly Gossip" which will be enriched Win
short and lively articles persons OF note. incidents OF
the day and other novel amusing topics Ihe nonday
nunhcr will he prosely illustrated, and will contain
variety OF choice matter suitable for the season
Mr. Robert Browning has new poem, OF
considerable length ready for the press, which Will be
published III the course of the present month.
The fifth volume of Prof. Max Muller's large
edition of the HYMNS OF the veda with the Commen-
tary OF Sayana will he published early next year.
A translation of that portion Of the late
Henry Crabb Robnsons dairy which relates to Germany
has been published at Wemar. accompanied by an intro
ductOn and "a memoir.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
Mem Dnbliratlons.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
INSECTS AT HOME.

INSECTS AT HOME.
BE1Na 4 POPULAR ACCOUNT OF INsBCTs. THBn srKUC-
rURg, HABITS, AND TRANSFORMATIONS By As Rev. " "
Wood H. A. p L. g., author Of Homes wlAouYHsDd sOs Am
pals" Strange Dweuins" in volume, Uniform vA
Aninab" With Fronhsieee Colo and upward Of o aus"n
III Of then be fa d Of the sse engraved Or wood BY re'no
from original designs BY L. Smith and B. ZWefs s'0 0'0'
eA
ML Woods previous very populsr works give me only
pssdsd that this volume the most useful and reliable guide In this h''
mating department Of study and Investigation ever Issued While m
asns attention dvsn 70 TIE anston structure Of insects noen
,r sp.ee devoted 10 description Of their ha and to szed
indy tsr.spr anecdotes connected herewith The usahons
which are prominent feature IN Of Mr. Woods books are ve "
neroas and seerr.tc and peculiarly graphic
THB SECOND VOLUME OF
THE HISTORY OF GREECE.
BY PROF DR.. ERNST CuRTiUs
Tnns,ted By Adophss VILLA. Ward n A. Revised aHef ne ~
German edition BY Prof W. A. Packard
vol a, svo 100 pages tinted paper Phce per VOL %
. vouus Of Curuss great WORK comprises books second and third
n, M the Dorian migration to the Pesn war and
- h Termination Of The Iouian the outbreak Of the Pelo'
r,.d,n wsr The extensive and important additions made TO tie
... German edition have specially translated Tor the American
edition, and contribute greatly to u vslus
The above WORKS sent BY post express charges paid receipt Of
tbe price.
CHARLES SCRIBNER G Co.,
no 854 BROADWAY n. Y
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
THE MARKETS.

[Carsfany rsperted for TEE TxsvSA'
TUESDAY. Dec. IL 1871
AsHEsne receipts to-day ptg Pots 10 moderate Dc
and coonu light arrivals prices hrn at esG % So
Pearls n and arm ct Gil
0BUILDNG MATERIAL Bricks p limited demand and
supply Long Island H.r' dull and nomn.l North
Hards fair demand and Cement moderate de-
steady. Lsth quiet but prices
quotabe Other descriptions without
change the demand has been only moderate We quote:
Pale. eA...... 90 oo0 81 eosendale bbl... al Is
" X n..".pM s3dI0 Is una
Jeney........... 250 90 Common, p bbl..... 81
Fronts, II 10 GOALS " Lump, Y bbl...... 6l IS
Phsdepha Fronts. E 0dD 0o Lshs Eastern, NJ. d3 90
PIAsTsR
Cattle per bush % Nova seotis tus 2504 50
Goat per bush Is Nova Scotia b. tun. 506< 90
Calc. East. kCitT y ton. 0002 50
BROOM CORN-Ths hesyy
buyng hear OF small saes
Of Old Tennessee Corn d6 D. and New Hurl at0c D. We
Old at 5d6c for Red and Pale safe for Green New Sd9
Hsdium S00c Hur and 81 230
81 % p dos
Southern al sc.
COTTON-spot has mpshsed with the excitement futures and
early the da~es % idc hshs. bat later edd and closed a
2 higher ss yesterdays sA have been so bas 1918 last evening
:sd ~ ay. Of Which s3 export l4as for consumption
%32 for speculation. and 100 In snd Futures opened Excited md
higher bat subsequently decidedly broke down. and closed
figures lsic Deesnbss follows Low
w a0nnfa.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

The eold market has been heavy In tone and further
decline took place. the prce touching losa The open
ing figure was oe but the bulk Of business was at lo
Tho foreign advces not calculated to disturb the
nramum while less interest sppeared TO bo taken in this
market than In that for railway shares Inc rates
for carrying were currency aad GOLD lsa. tlo' ana
as4 per diem The total cearngs at the Colo
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