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The New York herald., 1871-11-22
DEMISE OF DISTINGUISHED NEWARK
SEXAGENARIAN.

the serious illness Of Mr. John Rutherfurd, one OF
Newark's most distinguished private citizens, re-
suited yesterday morning In his demise, at his
residence In West Park street, He was In HIS sixty.
second year and had been Ill for several weeks.
Deceased was, perhaps better and more fayorably
known throughout New Jersey than any contempo-
raneous private gentleman. Never seeking or &C
cepting public office OF any kind, he pursued
the even tenor Of his life, doing his duty
as q Christian gentleman and q marked
proQressionisr Mr.. Rutnerfurd was President
OF the New Jersey State Historical Society,
OF The Council OF Pr0prletos, Eastern New
Jersey; Of the Tucksrtown Railroad and or other
corporate bodies. The Historical Society, through
the Chairman OF the Executive COMMITTEE, DR.. s. H.
Pennington, has issued minute tributary OF the
deceased assoclating his name with other great
presidents now deceased, such as Joseph c. Horn
blower, James Parker and Richard 8. Field.
IL is besides set forth that having all
ancestry closely Identified with tine soil and
history OF New Jersey from early period, Nj.
Rutherfurd naturally associated himself with those
desrOus or perpetuatinR q knowledge OF whatever
In the past or the present might be found tributary
to the honor and welfare OF the State. His c0nnec
tion with tho society consequently dates back to the
nrst year OF Its organization, ana during the
twenty-six years that have rntervened he was ever
members, always ready TO contribute to It's ad
vancement 10 the utmost OF his power. In 1865 ne
was made one OF the vice presidents and In January
last was elected PRESIDENT to fll the vacancy oc.
casi0ned by the death OF Judge Field. The funeral
takes place tomorrow.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAnKFT.-LoNpoS Nov. 2l-l:3o r.
M.-Consols, 1875 for money ana the American
securities closed quict steady. United States dve
twcntv Donds s62s, 81 1865, 9z; lS67s. s en-ortes
9Ox.
PARIS BouReE-pARIs, Nov 2-French rentcs. 56E 65c.
FRASJ ORr BoURSE.-FRANkFORT Nov 2l-A. M
uncd states nvcweny bonds opened at y 97 for the
issuc o! 1854
2u r. NJ. Cotton CLOSED firm. Mdding uplands, 91ad. ;
mi idling Orleans y 9Sd. Saes 12UJ bales including
lOlW Tor export and ecu alton.
STATE OF fKApR-.Iv ERpooi, Nov IL The Manchester
market for yarns and fabrics is quiet but hrm
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFF6 MARzEr.-LIvEnP0oL,N Nov.
2l-I leo MThe hrcadstu1s market 10 hrm The receipts
for the past three days have been 1000 quarters
inc 1870 American Wheat lis lis ID per GENITAL
for NO. red Western spring and lis l0J for red winter
Corn Ss per quarter Barley, r. per Dushel Peas 42s
42s. ~ per quarter for Canadian.
-LIvshrooL PsovIsToss MAnKKr.-LrvERrooL, Nov.
s-l:s0 J.. NJ Lard. 45s. 3d. per cwt.
LoHDOS fR0pUCE MARKRT.-LONDON, Nov. kl-l 80 r.
M.--Sugar 10 arrive closed at 2Os 3D. . 30s Sd.
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meats AN ana sss do lari Tho pork market remains ss
s s Il. L: 'ss =. s'9ss s
asa ss.m S,a % g esS Of s price
hsar. Ats "Ssn sn n.snacsns saa ass
W s;s 'Ss Pee. %s' %s. .sS s S1 and
Soses sed !. s dun s1i prizes nearly
:sr 's quiet ana and 's sSr
.s. 'a sous.. ws 'ses oiss, Ss.s
ioe II & 10 :s to- % lS.' 7s,c pck,ed S.%.
sgn oec sc Western bassei ham. In ,isS, terces 'ac
.s; dry-snsi shoaiders oned &C. 7c. lon cnt dry
5CS ws,ls;n ~ mean .: :ss. future
s' VIZ note 81 sas rs:s s
BEEN .r,nc more inquiry for cacu.,.
quiet Sales reported .ince our Of 1000
e s s1d cover s1y w Sif
oa sS Osa' aT Z. f T%S
maia@i quiet ~, arm Al ss a ss 81
ssi Sale. :m 1. !. ss - sso sSoa soss. vsrlou: ds
wa.r.h ran uncsasssd We sso.s cnss-Infsnol
&C. ssa good I.anas, sss SSe isr 70 Sesa
Hsr s hsd !nd sns Boxes 20 i@os
b ss. ans Hnss :.sssr e m G % . 10
is :, / isSo e II 70. ;S g ss,is
ssas gSssr, e sSs iSse i'sss
sssa s z s lsaa-ss.ssss a. .st :s'sss .ss
enper tc
spr1r,K~Thers was fair demand for s,lessn the ma.
ke rmanna firm. We note sacs OF 81 ons part arrive
at 6xc., gold S
sTE.atsrw as full but uuchange,. Quoted lokc for
cloice terc,s. FOR prompt delivery.
TOBACCO There be rather better demand for Ha
vans am ~ Domino since last, prices showing no
material change. We note sles OF $40 bales, Domingo
an 500 bals Havana, both private terms but within The
rance n orrer quotations Also lou sndry
a. rom INC soc ana ie' hhes kentucky at om &c. no.
without nntce change In price, safes OF lOOJ
boxes charcoal erne at Sa " Is gold; 1000 boxes c. D.
charcoal I'm on private terms and UU private
terms. ~ '-
TALLow remained fr.n and In fair demand; sales 01
bbls, lielv tor export, l0c.
WhinsEY. -recepts ai9 bbis. Tho market was steady
We nots "a OF 45U btls at elc.
WooLihee has been trie activity for the past
few avs. but the market by called active
Pro- however have been well and the marx
remains verv hrn- Tho sale, since have
s0U cs nsscs No md above 2, Sc 7e0o los scoursd
s snpcr rnied SIC 63, 2t0 lbs do. 6lXc i0Oy
lbs snort d. 55c 1000 lbs unwashed SMYRNA, 36c 1000
lbs low medium Texas, 4tc. " Uw lbs Caornia lambs
sc oeoo ID. DO Dc: spring clip, slo ssc 5000 bs me-.
secured messiza s1c ss bates cape, acn 40 % oasa
Australian. 100 bales Cape-ali on private terms.
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NOT A CASE OF MURDER.

The sensational story recently published In one Of
the morning papers relative TO the alleged murder
Of william Russell. late OF No. 20 Carroll street,
Brooklyn, whose body was found in the water un-
der Castle Garden pier the 10th inst was yester
day exploded during an Investigation before
Coroner Keenan, at the City Hall. Deceased,
when last seen allve appeared to be mucn
under the influence Of liquor. he had
been at the public house OF Dennis
McHenry, No. Is washington street. but there
only drank bottle OF soda water, because the bar
tender would give him nothing stronger: aud the
report that Russell ana McHenry had QuArrellod.
both drawn weapons, and that McIienry had
threatened RusBells life is positively dsproved by
other testimony. McHenry was not at home when
deceased left his place, at haipast eleven O'Clock
y. NJ No testimony could be obtained showing how
the body came In the water, but there seemed
scarcely doubt, from the evidence, that deceased
Oflcer Freude, OF the Twenty sixth precinct,
stationed at Castle Garden one OF the Witnesses
called. stated that he had frequently seen men,
mostly IRON BROOKLYN, who, while intoxicated, had
staggered and fallen over the Battery wall lie there
till ovcrtaken by tine tide, and assisted IN saving
them from browning; one unfortunate when
rescued stood In the water up to his neck and was
unable to help himself; he must have been help
lessy drunk at the time OF falling over the wall at
From all the testimony adduced the Jury was mllv
satisfied that Mr.. Russell was accidentally drowned
and accordingly found verdict to that ofYect. DE.
ceased was thlru years Of Age and native or Ire,
land.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the days
sOUrHERN sRCURIrIEs rowKR.

The Southern list was weak and lower for the
general list, but continued arm In respect to the
Vlrginias. The Tennessees were depressed BY the
railroad brokers for the purpose OF buying, and
were hammered with the statement that the rate
OF taxation to be reduced to four mills although
that rate will now yield more than did the
original nve mills. The new South Caronas went on
TO 20. The following the closing street prces:-
Tennessee, ex coupon, 64b o5; do. new, "a a64X;
Virginia. ex coupon. 81K 62 do. registered stock,
old, SIX SO; do. sixes. consolidated bonds, 64H a
e4h; DO. sixes deferred SCRIP 2sX 2sx; Georgia
skies, IS so; do. scvens 81 OIL; do sevens, gold
o.; North Carolina. ex coupon, 3sK o 3sK; do.
funding, 1866. % 80; DO. do, 1883. % "a; do.
new, 10 o 20; do. special tax, is 10; Missouri
slxes, 07 q 9S; do Hannibal and 81. Joseph, % q
o5; Louisiana skies, e5 90; do new, 50 80;
do. levee sixes 61 66; do do eights, 10 so; do.
do. cghts 1875 IS 70; do Penitentiary sevens, 90
Q 65; do. railroad eights, 20 q so; Alabama nves,
e5 90; do eights, 90 100; do. eghts. Montgomery
ana Eufala Railroad, 90 q y5; South Carolina
sixes. 70 a 70; do, new, January and July, 25ll a
20; do. do, April and october, "a . %; Arkansas
skies. funded, So Q 6s.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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zach TING.

Tho cCentreboard-By Whom Invented.
The present style Of centreboard, so far as have
been able to obtain any authentic account was In
vented by Lieutenant Snuldham OF the British Navy,
while prisoner OF war at verdun, during the con-
nict between Great Britain and France He called
it the "revolving centreboard," and his model Is
now in the Museum at Ipswich, England. Un-
d0ubtedly. Captain Schank also OF the same SER
vice, invented the first centreboard. 1t was then
sliding keel, lowered bodily through the bottom or
OF the vessel, ana was q great Improvement on the
leeboard. II that was already invented, as claimed
in one or the letters lately published in the HERALD
LeebOards arc unslghty cOntrtvances, and are
cumbersome TO work, as one must be hauled up
and the other dropped every time the vessel comes
in stays while the centreboard needs no attention
BRITISH YACHrSMAN.
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STREET QUolArl0ya
COMMERCIAL REP0Rr.

TUESDAY, Nov. 21-6P.M.
AsHERThe demand tor pots continued moderately active
and With light supply prces remained arm. There
were sales at SS 90 So Pearls in slightly better
quest and steady at - 25 % IS
cANDLEs-Al descriptions were in fair demand at un.
changed prices We qnoss: 3oc slc patent do..
parahnnc, No.
COPpRR continued In good demand Hr,n- We note
sales snce our 60N0 Ina insot aic 2f O.,
cash and Axc for lake FOR forward delivery.
E.-1he marxet continued dull all destr p'tons.
There reported. Messrs. Arden " hir
port the stock OF kio Sauos the United staea io
iows:-New YORK, 504l3 bags: Baltimore y0Jl New Or
leans, eo42; Charleston. 600; Mob',e .S; ayeston.
ordinary issc. 1870 DO fair, Mc iiec; good
las<o 30. do prime lsNc l6ac gold in bosd. sixty
Domingo, bond. Ike. iac. Java ac &c., Tod duv
paid
active, while the oferln. LIBERAL and prices,
without concession. favored
howev closed rather stesy n cons qence OF a oT
in rec .pts the Tbs demand deliveries
was model prices ll6c. per ib easier.
Tho sales reported on 'Chan sum up 10 ows:-
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--Incu ea IN 80 bales arrive. For future
delivery basis 10 midaling have follows
Last evening November 20 al Is hloc 100 At iu0 Al
ber and Jasuay, 100 Is 6c togoaer january 100
at lsose fs5rsary % III ,' i. dAran y. a J. llss
ioC ., Is s,sc, soo at 49, @lS,.c, ~ 8. IS sisc;
issc Suo at IL SLIGO. 40 at go, 800 ls side;
January, lu0 at l8,Sc 500 at u alc lo Al lsc A. al
At isc 100 sc. 100 At = ii6c.. s isc exeaanaei
600 November for o0u Decem total 50J Yaes;
grand total U bales hats cotton to foreign potts
clss "a as folows:-ro Liverpool, s,ean nj 5-l6i.;
by SAIL Jzd 16d to havre, Cy Steam, lc loid sal, Sc
Hamburg by steam, N compressed to remen BY steam,
Ic compressed 10 ba tic ports, by SAL &c lc g0.d.
The receipts al the ports up 9ys New
Orleans 2560 Mobile, LISA; Savannah 3b42; Charles
YORK. 25S; oston. 26 Total is.67 This Gay last wsek
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THE sUsQUEHANNA VALLEY HOME.
The Superintendent keiircs Under Heavy
Elrc.

BMaaAMroN, N. Y, Nov. 81, 1871.
The report Of tho State Board Of Commissioners
OF Public Charities In regard to the Susquehanna
Valley Home In this city, has been received and
will be published tomorrow In full II censures the
superintendent, Mr.. Van Epps, for his indiscretion
IN the matter OF discipline. expresses entire conf
dence in the Board Of Managers, congratulates them
pn the compietl0n OF their permanent and admira.
bly, arranged new buildings and bespeaks for the
Institution the continued aid OF the benevolent the
noble efforts.
The Board OF Managers have accepted the resigna.
uon OF the superintendent to take eject as soon as
his successor shall be appointed.
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The original poll list Of the First district Of the
Sixth ward, which was supposed to have been
stolen from the County Clerks ofce, was last even
Ing discovered slowed away among some papers
under one OF the desks in the ONCE Whether 1t had
been stolen at ali, or merely mislald, cannot We
said but It Is probable that 1t was stolen ami after.
wards returned, the thief asceriainlng tnas copy
bad been made by the Reform Commlttee 70 provioe
against lust SUCH an emerk ency.
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The ased cotton running quality not
than uaif grade apov, or oeow the FRA quoted
FLOUR AND Secepts, SSI3 DOS. l3 I'll
els wheat 9as00 corn 81 do. oats, S.;5jdo. rye, SO
uo barley bags he -four srket dul
an heavy offerings OF prices
without noteworthy chal.a There very ,ie
demand. the transacfon,
tue wants ot the trade. The sscs rs
dull cvscd luotaons Rye dotr
and uominaly unch sei. q n Dy,a
Southern lour was dull genera ly rm ia
their views Tho lp0J
quotations. Corn luic with saes Of about 10
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Tho Assembly Canvass.

The canvass OF the vote for Assembly In the
swenty-two wards Of Brooklyn gives the following
result
FIRST DIsTRIcr-David @. Aitsen, 6,129; William
n. Aubbell, 1,Sa6 Aitken's majority, 4,7S8.
SECOND DIsTRICT-Snith e. BaylsS, 8014;
3. D. White, A422 Whites majority, !, 4Ds.
THIRD DIsTRICr-Doninick Ii. Roche, Q, 1893; B B.
Vreeland, l,6lL Roches majority, 6.1S2
ner L $50. Moselys majority, 7ss.
FIYrH DIsTRrCT-Thonas w. Adams, 1904; Eu-
reno Berri, 4,45S. Berri's majority, 1854.
HIxTH DIsTRicr-Morrls Richter, 2271; Peter O.
Peck, 3,3lA Pock's majority, l,0ia
SEVENTH DfsTRICr-Wllliam Wainwright l,e70;
John Flaherty, l,204; q. B. Morton, 2,246 Morton
over wainwright, $40.
EIGHTn DIsrRlCT-joseph Droii, 2,o4o; George O.
Bennett 4,0l9; s. F. Conselyea. lis. Bennett over
Oroll, 1,o7O.
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Taking tho Taxes.

Tno Tax Collector OF Brooklyn has no fault to ind
with the taxpayers on the ground OF tardiness In
coming forward and settling their bills or Indebted
meas with the city. The receipts FOR the month end
tp0 November 1S 1871, representing twenty eight
Working days, are given III the annexed tablet
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INOENDIARIsM AT POND DU LAO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 81, 1871.
Rupp 4 Schener's sash, door and blind factory. at
Fond du Lac, wis, was burned yesterday. The
loss Is about s35 900; insured for $4,000. The nre
was the work OF an tncendary.
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THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 81, 1877.
The undetermined vessel arrived this port with cargo Of
American cotton to-day, viz. -
Vsas From. Day of Sailing Bales.
Steamship Nevada. York. November &c.. 3279
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CATTLE MARKET.

The market for live hogs BY free arrivals,
prices 1000 head arrived
lhc 40
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wheat better rcquc. under favorable
rates q ircsh. high. in view q which rsnsac
o M rsss s'sss 3 s
G but asrs were no buyers a. these nguss though
III. % .ss. wa %sr: ana .baa 1870 80 Sa.ae soi
S,as nsl.r No 81 csf,so % s 70, sS 49, sss and a %
for white Corn was heavy and lower anoa closing A. 7s
ss:Ss: :is: az ss ~ ssss 1 ' .ss sss.
@ for hs "a. Ssass sS;s ssss %
auS ane 1Gs Sa e. ssS &c. Ass @ @ ana a .nsy s.y was
.ps % but rsrs m all
cepd There was Fair cali for ss sss' o sS.sr and TN IN
~ .sss 81
;s:s lss Lsaa ;.s 70 Sss S
quar- es ysaa to Cork lor ordsrs g 3D. Br.n brig
British bark hence 70 Cork for orders to the uaited
s: s sS, J;
!: :sS Sss & @ ss sss.sss : 5
j % % ss
n9minal UNCHANGED We quote ;clca. i.s and BAG: iso
nestle
but w sss q no 3 shss a. asms %
do ~ 81 per ton; Mania lssc gold s'sa IiAc: no
% ts%pS a sod and usa ISna & sa
Hors-Therc has been material change IN the mArke.
would make concessions bu IN view Of the limited
cepts, they In their views and demand full
prices We quote State ssc &c Eas,ern and Western.
s soraIa none. SoS So yeapnrs 5c c do ods &C. iso
Bavarans Sc. 75c Engsh, doc. 70c. Beigans $780,
eOc
HrprsThe market to-day has been trine less active.
sufficient maintain pviccs- For
endlag November 2i the sales aggregate lI%6
bides Calcutta buaio, aai the eccps
hand 0O hides 100 bales Calcutta and lUJ bales
Calcutta oudalo-tne market closing very firm.
HAT AND STRAw.-There continues . fair demand for
shipping moderate call for retail qualities and owing
readily obtained We quote ;snipping vi % III ls re-
strictly cnoicc Straw sells 81 05 81 ~ long rye,
sc 5c for short do Zoo soc for oat do and &c. 7oc
MoLAssEs--There were sales OF Importance reported
to-day the market generally remaining quiet but hrm ct the
The New York herald., 1871-11-22
The Dev,in-Shevlin Case.

John Devlin, 1t VIII be remembered. caused the
Arrest OF District Engineer Thomas Shevlin, on Q
charge of having assaulted him at the polls In the
First district OF the Fifth wari on election day
Yesterday the case was called on for examination
before Justice Riley, but as Mr. Shevlin did not
have all his witnesses present he waived oxam1na-
Non and will appear before the Grand Jury. He Is
q candidate for Keeper VI the Kings County Peni
te1tiary, which position was made vacant by the
death or Mr.. John Cunning nam, and viii probably
b appointed at the next meeting OF the Board Of
Supervisors.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BfDDLR-wILMERDISo.-on tuesday, November
sss,s,ed by y tno Rev. NJ. Yarrnatcn, nAaRIEi
VIII ITNRY daughter OF the late Henry A. VIII
merdne. q New York, to EDwARO X. BIDDLs, Jr.,
MAcDosALD-sSIvPIs.-on Tuesday. November
a. by the Rev: Dr. Deems al NE residence o. the
JosRPHINE A., eldest daughter or Elisha Sninin, all
u 'MscUts.RrSr-MooRE@o scts Monday, November 90 by
Rev. 7. Il. Cook, Mr.. WILLIAM McCARTY 70 Miss
MINsIE MOORE. both Of this CITY.
q 81 the resdancs OF inc on pres psren
by tue Rev. NJ H. scnenck ID. D.. AUSTIN d,
Moons to ELIzABErH ROWE, second daughter Of
TAYLoR-sRcoR.-On Monday, November 90 1871,
by the Rev. Henry e. montgomery. EDWARD L
TAYLOR 70 SARAH daughter Of zeno secor. Esq, oil
TOWNS IND -BEXRE.-On Tuesday, November q.
O. the Church o the Annunciation; ON NeT YORK; 1y
A. Bearc, Doth Of this city.
Died.
AoHEsoN.--Un Tuesday, November 21, EuPHEMIA.
wife OF DE-, Acheson, and eldest daughter Of the
The reIatiyes and friends Of the family are respect
November o. at two O'Clock r. NJ, from her lato
RESIDENCE s5 Fourth street. Brooklyn, f.. d.
ber 10. MARIA O., beloved wife Of William Newton
Adams, Of BROOKLYN, N. Y.
AITKrN-On M0ndav, November ZVs IHohAh AIT
KIN. Jr., In the 35tn year Of hts age.
The relatives and rronds OF the family respect
fully Invited 10 attend the fuaeral, from his late
residence, 1913 East Sixteensn street, on Wednesday
% pAis..Ai M Paris Trsncs. on FT!aay. Novem Der u.
fe7l JAMES ADaER BAIN, or Undertook, N. T.,
formerly OF Columbus, 0hic.
Noucc OF funeral hereafter.
BENNErr.-On Monday, November 90 ELIZABETH
BENNErr, In the s6th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectlully invited TO attend the funeral from the
Amlty street, Brooklyn, This dag "wednesday, Of
two p. M.
BRADLRY.-Suddenly, on Monday, November 30
john l. BRADLEY, aged 81 years
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from inc
Church Of the Holy Apostles, corner OF twenty
eighth street and Ninth avenue, on Thursday, tnS
23d 1hsI, at one o'clock p. M. -
C0NRoN.-Ou SUNDAY. November ~, at zen
O'Clock Z, n. Ct the residence ol her father WI
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SALES AT THE sEw YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

DEL Lack 4 LIST m. :. l0I
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Discovery Of a Missing Poll Ii

YESTERDAY the default Of ono per cent was added
10 the bills In arrears.
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were no sales OF Importance reported
to-day the arke. generally remaining quiet but hrm at the

NAVAL sroaxs-rhe market for spirits turpentine
unued moderately active and closed tribe nrmer The sales
were :-i,0 bols on the dock sc and bbs in ship
ping order ~ 6sc Rosn better demand and hrmer,
sthongh not quotsbly higher Sales lo bes strained 81
5o U o9s do on private terms LOO bblA do, buyers
SSppson, Spp tor December, At S4sS free on board $50
Linseed was 10 fair request and arm at 7bc 7se
IN CASKS. sperm WAS only active, but former
prices wore fully susanedquosd at 81 Sl 10. Crude
whale WAS hrm At 6c sOc Tor ordinary caoce manu-
fhctred Crude cotton quiet but nrm, at oc. msnha
den was quiet, but steady quoted at takc. a Sc.
PrTRoLkUMThere but little inquiry for refined to-
day on Chanses pces however, showed change, the
ruling prices Tor balance Of month being 2 Crude IN bulk
nominal r. ssSc g3 Nsphtbs vas qaies eu! he'd armer
city Ihefe were no sales reported the Creek the mar
ket continued dun and weak quoted at 0,k on upper
9ue but steady sale or 20 bos refined standard white
foI balance OF month reportel At 2i3c,
RovlsloNs-Reosipa -sts packages besf. 7N do. cut
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NO A BHAUTrFUL SET OF rEErH. %; SILVER
SS. Flings, 300, KESSIEKS, ~ sixth avenue neex
Seventeenth sireet Extracting win gaA e0c cnsaps~
place In The city
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-07
FOURTH DISTRICT ITEMS.

Relgioas.-The congregation of the Rock
Church desiring larger and more COM
Portable place (the Session House, to meet
in, until their Church is finished, applied
last week for the St. Johns NJ. E. Church,
which was freely granted; consequently
services will be continued at said church
every Sabbath afternoon at o'clock.
Not get Caught. F. Maloney, the
young man who left for parts unknown, on
last Saturday week, taking with him fine
horse and buggy belonging to Mr.. Samuel
Kimble, of Kimbleville, Pa, also about
eighty dollars in money belonging to the
Independent Cornet Band, has not yet been
found. The team was found where he
left it, at Avondale; it is not likely they
will get him.
Business is quite dull in this vicinity,
this week, the center of attraction being
the Chester County Fair. Is Cecil too
poor to raise one, or what is the matter?
charlottesville Jackson Sabbath School
held their annual celebration in the grove
near the Hall, on Friday of last week; there
being plenty of speaking, plenty to eat
and plenty of music-everything passed off
very pleasantly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-07
CHESAPEAKE CITY ITEMS.

Religious meeting is being
held in the NJ. E. church, on Bohemia Man
OF, by Rev. J. E. Kidney pastor, with but
little success, however.
Paradise Lost.-This entertainment was
exhibited here, in the Masonic Hall, on
Tuesday and Wednesday evening last, with
very good success.
Improvement. Four Commissioners
are still at work laying new board walks,
and repairing old ones; also making quite
an improvement in the appearance Of the
streets, by hauling sand and gravel, and
filling up the low places.
New Buildings.-Chesapeake City is still
growing. Several new buildings are in
course of erection, and more in prospect.
Good Opening.-Chesapeake presents a
good opening for some kind ofmanufactur-
ing business. Goods can be shipped direct to
all the principal markets. as line of steam
ers runs daily between Now York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore.