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JudameBts.

Supreme Court in BGFle-Chief Justice THOMPSON and
Judges Read, Agneio, SharslOOod, and Williams.
The following judgments were entered this morn
Long vs.. Fuller. Error to Common Pleas of Brad
ford county Judgment affirmed. ! his establishes
the Igns 10 appropriate private property Tor school
DuDgan's and Blake's appeals from District Court
OF Philadelphia Judgment aff1rmed. Read, ],
Growers appeal from the Common Pleas OF scnuyl-
Kill county, Decree reversed Sharswo0d, j.
Leach vs. Ansbacber. Error to Common Pleas OF
Luzerne county. Judgment reversed, and proce-
dendo awarded Sharswood, j. f'O00
Chamberlain VS.. Morgan. Error TO Common Pleas
OF Sch1ylkili county Judgment afdrmed. Shars-
McConaghy VS.. Kirk. Error to District ,urt OF
Philadelphia county. Judgment affirmed. Shars-
Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad
Luzerne county Judgment affirmed. Shars-
The The reargument of the Philadelphia cases was
begun to-day.
Criminal Gases.
Court Of Quarter Sessi0ns-Judge PeiTce.
The six young men who were indicted for the
in the dock again to-day, but their case was not
Charles Howard pleaded guilty to the charge of
stealing a gold watch from the AdaEs Express
Company. by whom he was employed.
Joseph Ray was tried upon the charge of larceny.
tavern at Twenty-drst and st. Mary streets. and
pushing him down into chair, took his purse from
his pocket and ran away. The defense offered evi-
dence OF good character, and attacked the eredi-
blity OF the Commonwealth's witnesses, and the
fury rendered verdict of not guilty.
William Buck was put on trial upon the charge
OF highway robbery. James A. Willard testded th at
on the night Il Friday January 49, he went TO his
house. \ o. 1120 Hancock street, and learning that
his sister was at company 10 the neighborhoOd, he
started tn escort her home; when lie drew near
GiTard avenue, nice-looking ma1 asked him what
was near twelve a'cOck; the stranger
said, Haven't you a watch?" Mr.. Willard,
suspecting the mans design, said he had not; at
that moment the rutfian threw cayenne pepper
into his eyes, and called out "HO, Fritz :" thea the
prisoner came up and struck him (Mr. Willard) on
the temple, rendering him unconscious; he was
beaten In such manner that his health has been
seriously impaired; his watch, sleeve buttons, and
f32 90 In money were stolen from him. He said he
had no doubt OF Bucks identity.
The case IL yet on trial
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7 FROM THE STATE.
I,esI.IatIye ApportIoumeut,

Special Despatch TO the EUentng Telegraph
HARRISBURG, March 23.-The House Com
mittee on Apportionment have been engaged
during the last ten days in preparing new bill
to meet the views of the Republican majority.
1t was expected that the bill would be reported
to the House this morning, but in consequence
of adjournment over until next Monday, it will
not be ready until that time. ~,
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BALTIMORE March 23-Cott0n dull; low mddling,
lac. Flour nrm, and low grades family active
Sc ebc@f.Q5 do family, S7o0@S; CITY Mills s1perdne'
Sb'I5@TT5; do extra, t6'76as95; do family, IS 500
IL; Western superhne, t5Tb@6; do extra, 50 500
Wheat quiet and easter for prime and choice.
Corn steady; white Southern sec. yellow sousnet 2
Bacon quiet; shoulders, 909kc.; rib sides, lie;
Hams, l1@lse Lard steady at lsc. WHISKY duli
at 91c
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IRON EUROPE.

French Prisoners Released by Germany.
VERSAILLES. March 22.-All the principal
officers of the late Imperial army have returned
to France from imprisonment in Germany, and
are without exception retiring from the military
service.
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THE STEVENS BATTERY.

Work Ii mt n SGand-stiil-Re RESIGNATION Of
General Mcclellan as EnHipeer-Fands Ex-
The loDg-talked-of Stevens Battery" which
for the last twenty-siX years has been in the
course of construction, may now be said to be
at a stand-still, as very few men are now en-
ployed upon the huge iron-elad. Yesterday our
reporter visited the battery in question, to
ascertain what progress had been made dur
ing the past half year, and found that
but little had been done towards its completion,
and at the present time there is no indication of
any progress being made, unless Government
should again take the matter In hand. From
inquiries made by our reporter, he learned that
the work had been stayed, owing to the want of
fnnds the last million of money bequeathed by
the late Mr.. E. A. Stevens having been nearly
exhausted.
General Mcclellan, who received $4,000
year as Chief Engineer, has resigned his posi-
tion owing to there being no funds, and now
the battery lie under the control of Engineer
Newton a nephew of General Newton, and Mr.
Pierce. 1t is said that thousand men could
well be employed on this enormous structure,
with which force 1t could be finished in six
months. It is rumsred that the Stevens family
have given up all their interest In the battery
which has caused fearful expenditure In its
construction, and thus save themselves from the
expense of an endless litigation with the autho-
rifles of Jersey City should they seek to claim
her under the devise made by Mr.. steyens.-N
Y. Times today.
The King of Denmark boasts a team of
reindeer.
-Pittsburg has o., OOO, 900 of capital invested
in the manufacture of glass.
There are 1877 688 volumes in the Congress
sional Library at Washington.
Census figures for eighteen States are COM
plete and being officially printed.
twenty-five bridges In Morgan county, ILL.,,
were swept away by the recent food.
Three letters that spell brandy-B r and Y.
We've heard il spelled o. ID. V. also.
St. Petersburg has Ave daily papers, with an
aggregate circulation OF 90, 900 copies.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
EVENING TELEGRAPH 0FFICE,l
Thursday, March %, 1871,

.r.. EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFICF.lt
Thursday, March 49, 1871. !
The money market is decidedly active to-day
both on speculative and business account and
full employment is readily found for all funds
available at the banks and outside. The spring
campaign is inaugurated, and all departments
show fair degree of activity with q corres-
ponding demand for money for legitimate busi-
ness purposes The rates for loans are firm, and
for over 90 days they are decidedly higher, but
there is no very great pressure nor any scarcity
of available funds for good borrowers. We
quote on call at 519@615 per cent, and on dis
counts at 70DS per cent according to dates.
Gold is quiet the only sales being on regular
business account at Ill. l. ~.
Government bonds are quiet but steady at
last nights figures.
The stock market was dull but firm Sales
of State 6s, first series, at 103%, and War Loan
coupons at 104 City 6s were in demand,
with sales of old bonds at Is; new do at
10l "a; and ante-war do. at 1929.
Reading Railroad sold at 513l@51M and
Pennsylvania at 619S@61s4. Az was bid for
Little, schuylkill and Al for Catawissa pre-
ferred. - H-+
The following banks have subscribed
through Jay Cooke g. Co. to-day for the new
Ave per cent. Government bonds
First National, Allentown, Pa... S172,OOO
Cumberland, Bridgeton, N. J.... 93, 500
First 81 National, Trenton, y: J,,,..,', $4,000
First National, Jefferson, Ohio. -. 5000
York National, York, Pa............. 363,000
National Bank, Catasauqua, Pa. 100000
.lIa- ~ in-- s1,265, 600
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven d Brs' No. 40 g. Third street.
tr. Ist l.fc1g. FIRST BOARD.
$1,000 Pa r mt 6s. 103H 76 sh Reading R.. 51x
$1,000 DO ..10l% 100 do. .s30. .5l 81
& $500 Pa 6s w L.. ..lO4 2O2 sh Penna b3O. 6ls[
s1700 City 6s, New.l0IA 2Ss do.... 6i%
$1,000 City 6s, prior 100 do. b60. 6l%
10 '62 10SH "a do......... 61X
$4,000 d m 6s, 80 96 100 sh Leh Nav .b5 35X
$1,000 Phia Il E7s.. S67Sl 1870 sh Cen Trans . as
s2b00 Leh r L..... 9lH 80
BETWEEN BOARDS. f
$4,000 Susq Cnl IS. b5 40 100 sh Penna r b30 e1&
16 sh NOrrist'n r. :. S2% 200 sh Leh N b30 ans
102 sh Cam & Am. .1162S -"
MKssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER a Co. No "a a. Thira
street. report the following quotatiens:-U. s. IS Of
lsS1s, 1153<s115X; 5-2Os of 1861 1I20l12I: do 1874
ulx@l1lM; do. 1865. l1l4@IilX; do, July, 1885.
1assS 1assSgslloS do;, July 1851 lloslio DO July
@11i1s. U. s. Pacific r. r. Cur'cy 6s, 1isXSlisX.
NARR q LADNER, Brokers, report this morning
gold quotations as follows a.
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Utica is making great preparations for the
State Convention Of sportsmeh 10 be held there
in May.
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THURSDAY, March 23.-seeds-C Cloverseed is dull
and dropping. Sales at 10%@l1c., and so bags
rtceaned from second hands at NC. per pound.
Timothy may be quoted at s7s725 Flaxseed sells
In a small way at s210.
Bark-In the absence OF sales we quote No. / Quer-
citron at s91 per ton.
The Flour market is dull at previously quoted
rates. The demand is confined to the wants OF the
home consumers, whose purchases foot up 700 bar
rels, including superfine at S5509575; extras at
s6@6 rs; Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family az
G@7s7E; Pennsylvania do. do. at t6'25@T; In
brands at sS@9b0. as in quality. Rye Flour sells at
$4,000. In Corn Meal nothing doing.
The Wheat market is firm, with a steady demand
for prime lots from the home consumers. Sales of
4C0 bushels Indiana red at el70 1900 bushels Ohio
at $780, Rye sells at slO5 for Pennsylvania. Corn is
dull at the decline noted yesterday Sales OF yellow
at &c. In the cars Oats are steady, with sales OF
Pennsylvania and Delaware at 66@66s<c.
Whisky is unchanged. 80 barrels Western from
bound sold at 92N. rE ~
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.


Steamer Jas. s; Green, Carr, from Richmond via
Norfolk with mdse to W. p. Clyde Co.
Steamer e. @. Bddle, McCue, "a hours from New
York. with mdse to W. p. Clyde q Co.
Steamer y. Franklin, Piers0n, 18 hours from Balti-
more, with mdse. and passengers TO a. Groves. Ut.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, "a hours Iroh New
York, with mdse. to w. M Baird 4 co:
Schr Eliza w. Godfrey, Loper, I'm Maurice River,
with wood.
Schr William Wilson, jenkins, from Salem. with
schr Manswsy. waEeey, from Mnlvfle, with iron
pipes to r. ID. Wood 90.
Cox.xes,.o,adenes If The Euening telegraph
EA9TON q MCMAHON'S BULLETIN
NEW YORK OFFICE, March 22.-17 Darges leave IN
tow TO night for Baltimore, light
Allen Munroe with hrimstone, for Philadelphia; |;
Doc White, with scrap iron, for Trenton.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, March xA-Ine foi-
lowing barges leave in tow tonight, eastward -
Lyons, Thomas and Matthew NJ Hart, M 4.
Horn, Amelia Kinds. Chesapeake, John Pease. Jr.s
u. BacheldeT, John Pease, Freeman fniihps, Jonn
Tracy, Ahwaga. c. b. Leigh, M. OBrlen, Princess
and W. Norman all with coal for New York.
Thomas MalOney and Estela, with coal, for Phla-
delphia; A. v. JOslin, with carDoyss for Camden
PHuADKLPHIA BRANCH 0FfIcE March Ks. = ~
regular and transient baTges left this port yeser
day, light for Batimore's l. D. Va
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
TacOnV. Nichols. New York. w

Steamer Jac0ny, NICHOLS, New YoFk, ". III. Baird
Co.
Steamer Monitor, Jones, New York, do.
Bark Laura Maria, Swartz, Cronstadt, L. Wester-
gard Co.
sehr Sarah clark, Grining. Greenport, sinnickson
Co. Fa arr u. ~.
schr Maria Fleming, Williams Norwich, DO.
Barge Emma Buster, R0urke, Jersey City, do.
Barge Lizzie Doherty, Moore, New York, do.
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fooxrusurp Prom FIRST rAas.1

o1a to Tennessee. The Temperature hal
=. fisen slightly on the gulf coast, with cloudy
weather and southerly winds in Texas. NJ
material change is reported from the Cali
fOrnia coast.
PROBABILITIES.
Rising barometer and falling tempera
ture will probably prevail on Saturday in
the middle and east Atlantic. Brisk north
west winds continue for a short time only
on the coast. Westerly Winds veerins Il
southwest, on the upper lakes. Soutberly
winds,wi cloudy and threatening weather
on the gulf coast. Cautionary signals con
time at OswegO, Rochester. Buffalo and
Cleveland, and ordered for this evening at
New York, Baltimore, Cape May and
Norfolk.
River lntelliGence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, December 3. =. NJ
Barometer 1910. Wind southeast and very
light. Arrived: Schooner Gertrude llowes.
Smith, master. seven days from Rua'm
Island, with fruit to New Orleans and Bay
Island Fruit Company. Sailed: Steamship
Austin.
The association towboats Chamberlain,
Philip and Republic left here this evening
to go to the ship TheObald. and use their
utmost endeavors to pull her of tonight at
high tide.
MEMPHIS. December s.-Wcather cloudy
and cool, with light rain. River falling
Passed up: Mary Alice The Great Repnb-
lie is hard aground at Reeves bar. The II.
C.. Yaeger is also there. unable to get over
The Fanny Brandos. hence for Cairo struck
a snag at the head Of island No. 80, last
night and sunk in ten feet water. 1t is
thought that she can be raised. She had
two hundred bales cotton
VICKsBURG, December S.-Passed down:
Warner and barges at 6 =. NJ. and X. Z.
Lee at P. NJ. Passed up: II. NJ. Shreve az
at 6 p NJ, Indiana at . a. NJ. and CITY of
Vicksburg at p. NJ. Weather warm and
cloudy. River falling
CINCINNATI. December S.-River {; ght feet
in the channel 1t has fallen fifteen inches
in the last twenty four hours. Weather
clear and cool.
PITTsBURG, December electromagnetic
unchanged. Navigation still suspended.
ST. LOUIS, December S.-Weather much
colder. No change i'll the river to note eN-
cept that there was sharp freeze last night,
and today has set the gorge above the
bridge piers firmly.
The harbor remains open. There is no
news as to the condition of the river be-
tween here and Cairo.
CAIRO, December 8.-The W. T. Curtis
cleared for New Orleans at II p NJ: the
Marble City arrived from Vicksburg at }
A. NJ; the Kate Kinney cleared for New
Orleans at a. NJ. the Argosy from Gin
cinna*i for New Orleans at p. NJ; the Bel
fast arrived from New Orleans at 9 p. NJ.
There is no ice in the Mississippi below
Powers island. The river has fallen seven
inches in the past twenty -four hours
Weather clear. Mercury 30.
EVANSVILLE, December 8.-Passed down:
r. c. Gray, at 9 A. NJ. River stationary.
Weather clear; since noon, mild.
LOUISVILLE, December S.-River still
falling slowly, with tour feet eleven inches
in the canal and three feet in the chute.
Arrived: H. S. Turner, from New Or
leans Departed Index, for New Orleans. |
Weather clear and cooler
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MARKETS..
aI0mewtic Markets,

New YORK. December 8. Evenng.-Cot-
ton closed active and firm; sales 6772 bales:
lniddling uplands 1899; Orleans 2i4sc.
Flour unchanged. Whisky 81 OF. Wheat
Ia2c better. very quiet; winter red and
Western 81 Sal 60. Corn lc better, 79Q
!913c. Rice tirmer, Sl4 09c. Pork active
$l3 so. Beef quiet. Lard heavy. Turpen-
tine steady. Rusn firm. Tallow quiet, 9 q
9asc. Freiyhts easier.
Sales of futures to-day 1850 bales, az fol
lows: December 1915, 1871 -I6, l9, I9asc.
January, 10 3-l6; February, 1898 10 $40.
10 7-l6c; March, 10 GIG; April, 10 ZIG,
l92; May 1875. 10 ID Ice.
Coffee firm; Rio ia 0soc: Sugar firm;
fair 10 good refining is quoted at yls a 9l5c:
Cuba 9 093sc. Molasses dull "A a soc.
Freights t" Liverpool easier; corn per
sail cad; cotton 1872 9-32d; corn per steam,
DAD; wheat 7Ad.
CIhCiNNATI. December S-Cotten: market
steady, arddenand moderate; low middling
lSc flour in tair demand and market firm:
family S. 6a06 80. Wheat scarce, firm
and higher; sales at 81 460I 4S Pork: de-
mand hight and holders firm at Sl3 %, cash.
Lard: demand light and holders firm; good
Sasc; primr kettle rendered &c. Bulk meats
in demand and holders firm: shoulders 5 q
SIC; clear rih a 6Ac: clear sides Ga a 61sc.
outside rates for fully cured. Bacon dull
and unchan. led; shoulders 7c; clear sides
INC. Whisky excited and prices higher;
opened at &c; closed at y3c.
ST Louis, December S-Cotton I'M
changed; middings lSc Flour in light
demand. hut holders tirm price unchanged,
Wheat snff; buyers of; No. > spring
Chi"ag" 81 ;i-Ae; No. red fall 5 AZ.
Corn oui! and shade lower; mixed on
track Ia 81 hsc. Oats dull: mixed on the
track "a Soc, Whisky S919 09Oc Pork: or
der i"lr $50 3 -. Dry salt shoulders
loose at Fac; clear RIB &c; clear = 2c; packed
DC; ia anl2c Tor jobhing and order lots
Bacon: shoulders u al Asc; clear rib rs %
71c; clear "a" Lard: choice kettle Sasc
Foreign Markets.
PARIS, Dcembri 8.-Bnlinn in the Bank
OF Franc Increased 900 900 francs.
.LoNDos, December 8. Evening-C ousols
closed AT ga, Bonds 92h
LIVERPOOL, Dec. inter .. EveDing.-Cot-
ton closed firm; middling nplands Cad;
Orleans 10 a l01Sd. Manchester advices
more nv orable. Fine rOsin Us.
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sROEIPTs OF PRupuuK.

Observation-Disclosures Natches-228i bales cotton
2213 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
CAlRO-Steamer Crescent City IA 1893 bb.s -four
t@8 halt bbls flour 1892 SKIS oats 2I90 SKIS bran 4
hlids tobacco bales cotton
NATCHEZ-Steamer Frank Pargoud-815 bales of
cotton 2j42 SKIS cotton seed 30 SKIS seed cotton 90
hhds sugar % bbls lnolasses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lulu DIT bales o.
cotton 1873 hds su2aI 2St bhls molass,s
JkFF Carrie tonyer se-lG89
bales cotton
Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete-2le
hhds sugar POL bbls molasses
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marce.la-235 hhds Of
sugar 300 bbls mOlass-s
LOWER COAST-Steamer Brahish johnson
lol hhdS sugar 4to bhls moasses 504 bbs rice
Be THT HATLnDaDS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD. December 8-l559 bales cotton
and eundry produce
MnRsiAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
December & II bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 545
hhds usar $40 bbls molasses 3 half bbls do
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS BAIL
ROAD. December e-l2 bales cotton 400 bbis lime
and suIdres
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COTTON.
transactions of the Week-Recefpts. Sale,
Exports and Stock on Hand.


Exports and Stock on Hand.
MOBILE, December Stock 81 ,5S3 bales
net receipts for the week 1853; exports Il
Great Britain 500: Rotterdam 5at: coast
wise 1867; sales 1900.
SAVANNAH, December Stock 65.I2s
bales; net receipts Of the week IS. 6t3}: ex
ports to Great Britain co. to the continen,
7l45: cOastwise 2425; sales 1890.
GALVESTON, December Stock 327I-
bales; net receipts of the week 1911: exports
to Great Britain 1888; cOastwise 1910: sales
5000.
SELMA, December Stock in 1870. 9S0O
bales; 1871. J755
CHARLESTON, December Stock 33.Olo
bales; net receipts of the week 1851. gross
2O,953; exports to Great Britain 30le; con
tinent 1852; sales $500.
PROVIDENCE, December Stock 5000
bales: sales almost entirely futures: no
market tor others.
MEMPHIS, December S-Weeks receipts
l2,l54 bales; exports 1892; sales $500;
stock 1893.
BosroN, December Stuck 300 bales:
net receipts of the week 1872; gross 10, 80
exports to Great Britain $50; sales 5000
MONTGOMERY, December S.-Stock in
1870, 1895 bales; 1871, 1890.
AUGUSTA. December Stock in 1870.
10000 bales; 1871, 1880; net receipts OF the
week 1895; sales 1870.
NASHVILLE, December 8.-Stock in 1870,
1910 bales: in 1871, 1877.
MACON. Ga, December S.-StCck in 1870,
96SO bales: in 1871, 1915.
COLyMsv>, Ga, December Stock 1855
bales.
WILMINGTON, December Stock 1914
bales; net receipts of the week 647: coast
wise COG; sales 8l7.
NORFOLK, December Stock So IS bales
weeks receipts 96OS; exports coastwise
1851; sales 1850
BALTIMORE, December Stock 1868
bales; net receipts of the week 90l; gross
24S5 exports to the continent 80; coast
wise $50: sales 3!66.
NEW YORK, December S.-The following
is a comparative cotton statement at all the
United States ports:
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Monetary--CommerciaI.
MON ETARY.
OFF1CR OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Lr-nAx RxRNINa December 6. 1871.

| FRIDAY EVENING December &, 1871.
With better supply Of currency today, several
| from New York having been received, the money
| market gave symptoms of rather less strlngency
though there was no decided let up: There was a
the street rates were without change We quote
Pa per cent per anniIn for Al notes secured
| and l2dla and lG for Al and fiist-class business
paper without 'nllatera's Mortgage notes are
still quoted at ioa- for Al aid la Is for second
grade.
Geld opened at loel. 1899, against lo9's at New
York; and closed at 1925 HOS against 10 }.
l"9 1916; 5000 and 5000 at 1895 $1,000 $1,000,
= 1900 aid + 10000 at 10; $50 900 at l097e u 40.
and +2aoo 5000, $sooo $1,000 and $4,000 at
Hos.
Nothing 1ranspirel in silver. We quote the mar
ket mammal at 1851 100 for American ialf dollars,
and lt2a2 t. cent premium i'll god iCr Mexican
dollars.
Foreign exchange ~ti.ftned under the course Of
gold and bills at New York. the closing rates for
sterling showing net Improvement OF !. q !, per
Sj4 900. OF which .t35o0 bill OF ladin. at III ii:
s23no and s9ooo a clear at ls: f5"o Al e;earand
4 1900 at 1884,. slJ QUO AL bill of lading and clear
at li8i. 1884,: 5000 Al clear at lb; $500 first
class III -; 4 lG0o at 1913. gold; 42c00 at lo1 =. and
4 500 bank u, los W. quote sterling at ll77sa
ll&ss for good TO Al bill Of ladhg and clear and
llS7a 0ll94. for hank.
y! fran POO UnH commercial bill OF lading sod al
1871. and u, 900 at 1861.
domestic exchange was SITTER Tie banks drew
Oh New 10TH at s. !. per &C mt discount. and the
sace Included $25 900 Orvaie bankers New York
sight at discount: + 10 OGO ut ii it; 10000 + 10
csc and +ioooo private bankers, and i3oeo and
100000 bank AZ - $50 900 bank al - 10; = Is 600
commercial at p +2o,mO at 7sHl, +s.ro0 one days
sight on New York at /, and $500 sight Oh ST. Louis
al the same.
The stock market was extremely dull 4 ia. or
two since, not reported, 10 shares Gerlnan.a Ma.
fonai Bank sold at FIJI and to-day 20 Mechanics
and Agricultural FAIR Association at r Is 50.
Nothing reported in bonds
One thousand dollars OF city certificates OF ap,
propTa ION sold at 86; : 1000 same II G.. >. and
+ 5000 larg" State warrants at So. Last enIiy.
not reported. 1900 State warrants changed hands
al Is.
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COMMERCIAL.
r.pAv EVENING, December Il

CoIToS-Ihe sales to-day summed Up $500
bales, at stea!ier prices, requiring no change
III our quotations. except a slight variation II the
insir h@'lies Tor low niddiing: We give also the
its types, while Ours are for avera- lists with
the outs d. cures for strict:
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STEAMSHIPS.

FOR HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key Wei,
Carrying the United States Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
HcA The New Orleans. FIcritn
and Havana SteamshIv, Comp;.r
N-Le4Lf will disp itch their new anc ,ns :.
0&k2S16p passed fast passenger steamship
HAVANA,
PENNINGTON, Comna1Ger,
WEDNESDAY. December 49, at g A. r.
From The foot of Gaieunie street, First Hss.I It.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana. To Cedar ...ye
tatin .....................*4 $40 So
Storage. .............. 20 y
Through bills of lading issued to all rCn-s on
Inc Of IailrO ids in Florida and on the st Jo:Is
river; also, to New York, Savannah and Charleston
Through bills of ladng and passage tickets gwen
10 Tampa via Cedar Keys by steamer, making close
connection at Cedar Keys with steamships .: II -
line, and landing freight on wharf at Tampa.
None but the c0mpany's bills Of lad NJ sc1ef
and none signed after sailing Of the steamer
II kets gwen TO above points.
No freight received without permit from IL. G.
tee.
For freight or passage apply to
!. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. l20 Common street
Over the Louisiana NatiOna Bal L.
te steamship MARGARET follows on " ed sd. :
"'thttf ~, 1871 at A. u. o.. ~