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The New York herald., 1871-12-08

NEW ORLEANS Dec. :, 1871
S es' Sss.
Britain 1885, coastwse is5 bales salcs bales. Stock
GALVESTON, Dec. T. 1877.
sas Exports. coasswse osS bales sales. 75o
Stock 8, ,as9 bales
Seton quiet eu, steady madpSs is,c Ns eosgs
bales. stock, s7,2Sa bales.
Cotton buoyant; buyers and sellers apart tendency up
ward miailng ls,Sc lssc s Net rcsspis, ssn % ss,cs
12Oo bales. Stock, o5.5o5 bales.
CHARLEsroN. Dec Z. 1871;
bacs exports coastwiss, aess sales $40; stock sias
Flour .,..d, -, oswra9. N Y y, Dec Pee q lsn "a
ana 'sss ' os'
Sne r. for double @ eI s1 @ o and
oo bushels at ssc and aoo bushels IN car lots al &c.
% Il g. sss. o 50 ASf sfr
@ spss. ssr ey I a:d u.s. msnss I G 5 Dsr s to
isSMias, i Nv. ha,;os$
Flour upeAarea city trade Spy Wheat s.Dss,sa
heavv sales 5000 bushels No. Western soc 1000 o.
sss Ssns ',s
f s go St. wsea oer s oors
Shipments 10000 bushels barley, ssoOu bushels corn.
CHICAGO, Dec. T. 1871.
a$s sSs's se u y 'S:s
a'h sn .%a ss % .s';
seller Apr, l5c.; seller May &c. zsIc: Oats il fair
No ;, seller January s3ac sSysc Rye hm. sc. Bar.
ley quiet and weak No. spring, 6sc; No. do, 5ic
firm, SIC %, cash, seller Dccember seller January
March, s5 Ca sis s Groen meats steady in good de-
mHnd Hams Ham sc 7'lc shoulders $Ec yc short
Bulk meats in fair demand and rn shoulders 4Sc 40
Boasd & %ade. short
midtles 6ic G'1c long clear mddes, exc; short clear
mtdles $50 shoulders 4ac Lard 8ac. Ivo hogs active
and hi her. arm So 80 80 for common to medium - %
~ y ior Sr 70 choice Dressed hogs advanced 70 W s
bbls lou i6Oo bushels wheat ~ 900 bushe; CORN $4,000
$1,000 hogs. sh ments2oOo bbls. -four, 1900 bushels
corn 49, oC0 bushels OATS 1000 bushels rye 5000 bushels bar
and 4.u,Mh hoes
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ThirA Day Of the Autumn Mestims-BeiIe
Buckle and Arizona the Winning Horses.

Thira Day Of the Autumn NestIms-BeIIe
Bmckle and Arizona the Winning Horses.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 7, 1871.
Tnis has been lovely summer day. The shelf
roads leading to the Mealrie Course were free from
mud, and ride to the. races was really enjoyable
The track was much improved, and the racing that
came OH was highly appreciated by the spectators.
Two races were on the card the first being
dash OF q mile by two-year-ods for the Light
ming Stakes; the other mile heats, best three
In FIVE. or the sixteen entries for the first
event five came to the post. These were:-T. G..
Moore's gray colt London by Lightning dam sister
TO Jerome; Edgar w. C0tIrelis bay colt Young
Harry, by Harry OF the West, dam by Glencoe; j. Ii.
Stones bay flly o U. by Harry OF the West dam
Isadora Hile; II. b. Toley's chestnut dIy Belle
Buckle, by Brown Dick, dam by Bulletin and G. w.
Delanunts chestnut nlly GeorQina Wood, by Jack
Malone. dam Lantana London was a great
favorite the field. 100 to 40 not being taken.
The winner sold for song in the pools.
THE RACE.
10 u took the lead Belle Buckle second Gcorgna
Wood third, London fourth, Young Harry nth. At
the quarter pole led ten lengths, Belle Buckle
second, Young Harry third, London fourth and
Georgina Wood nltn. There was no change Of
place until the youngsters reached tho lower turn,
when Belle Buckle made her run and soon colared
o, and dI. In LEY lew jumps nsd her ner whipped. The
second, London third, Georglna Wood fourth and
o U last. Time, 1:52T.
THE SECOND RACE
had three starters, comprising A. O. Franklin's bay
nlly Arizona, by Lexington, dam imported Zone;
Il. Harrisons chestnut gelding Donovan. by Bull
letin, dam by Ambassador. and G. Ii. Rloo's bay
aily BY Lexington dam Banner Arizona was the
favor!te over the field az three TO one. She won the
first and second heats easily, but in the third she
was beaten by Rce's FLY, and then the latter be-
came the fayori!e at two 10 one. The lilly was
named between the heats Annie b. Arizona came
In ahead on the fourth heat
Fti'St Heo[-Arizona took the lead and kept 1t to
the end. winning under strong pull. Donovan
made waiting fnce OF II for three.quarters Of
mile. He then made his run, passed Rice's fllly, but
feI short In the ATTEMPT Co capture Arizona. The
latter won the heat by two lengths, Donovan TWO
lengths ahead OF Rice's llly. Time, l:50'1.
second He0s-D0navan took the lead at the start,
Arizona second, Rtce's 1lly well up. Donovan held
the lead to tho three quarter pole, when Arizona
went up aud took sides with him, and after fine
struggle landed winner by half length In :5a..
Rice's Oily was six lengths behind.
Third HeGt.-Rce's hlly took the lead, Arizona
second, Donovan third. The nlly Kept IN front
down the backstretoh and around the lower turn,
where she had both the others beaten. She came
along strong, and won BY ten lengths Arizona sec.
ond, D0nOyan dlstanced. Time. I:54
F0u,Nt H;dt.-AriZona took tho lead and held 1t
to the end, winning by length. Time, 1884.
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STOCKS srA9SANT,

The stock market was intensely dull ana the day
viii probably 80 on record as tho ducst OF the
year. The amount or business could hardly have
been less on the sulriest afternoon Of q dog day.
The variations In price were triiing until after the
sudden relaxation in money above noticed, when u
feeble effort at activity responded to by con-
siderable advance in quotations. Tnis much can be
said for the markc. nowadays, and those interested
may give II such Interpretation as they please Its
rise Is moro sudden whenever money Is easy
than It's decline Is rapid when money
II scarce. Seven per cent gold caused
decline OF hardly onequarter per cent this forenoon
Five per cent currency caused jump OF ,s a x per
cent. Doubtless artificial assistance has helped
these variations; II so. the problem Is the more
complex. With reference TO the new issue OF
Wabash 1t is stated tnat tho company have SIMPLY
sanctioned a sort OF debenture on a leased branch
OF The road running between Lafayette and Bloom
ingion, which does not In any way mar tho inter.
OF the stockholders. The transfer books OF the
Wabash Railroad Company VIII In futurc DC at the
Union National Bank, In Wall street. Late In tho
afternoon Western Union was W better request on
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POUGtik
Expenses Incurred by tho New Hamburg D.s-
usier-lce iu tho Hudson River.

EoOHnhEEtSiEJ DcC. o, lofls
Reminders OF the New Hamburg disaster oame up
to-day in the Board OF Supervisors OF Duchess
county In tho shape OF bills against the county
One was bill from Theodore Davis, civil engineer,
for $500 for services In surveying the railroad from
Low Point TO New Hamburg tunnel, making maps
&c, The Supervisors looked upon the amount with
establishment
Coroner ANDRus. being called upon, remarked
that tho work was faithfully performed, and, in re-
ferring to the amount, sa that the Legislature,
when investigating the same disaster, ordered the
state Engineer, Mr.. Coleman TO make the same
survey, and he charged 81, 500. for 1t.
MEMBER-I hope this Board will not pattern
after the last Legislature.
Another Member wanted the bill cut down 500,
and still another wauted 1t put at $50.
Finally the matter was made the special order for
Tomorrow at eleven O'Clock.
Then came bills from the members OF the Cor0.
ner's jury. They wanted the same pay as grand
jurors FOR fourteen days service. The Board de-
cned to nay, but finally gave them s25 EACH be.
cause 1t was on extraordinary case.
The weather tonight Is very cold. and now
Ice reaches from shore TO SHORE from
Albany TO Hyde PARK. The steamboat An.
sonia, after fighting tee for hours, reached
Saugerties this morning and ran into the creek.
She Will leave there probably tonight and take the
TlvO barge In tow. The steamboat Norwich left
Maiden this morning WIN tow loaded with stone
Oh Tivoli, bucKihg INTO the leo and moving south.
ward slowly. The ferryboat at Tivolt Is running,
but she IS compelled to land mile north Of her
dDck.
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BACK FROM EUROPE.

Ex-,.overnor Ward "Honie Again' i'm Newark.
After an absence of about seven months ex-Gog.
ernor Marcus L. Ward, OF New Jersey, returned TO
his home In Newark on Wednesday night and yes.
terday was the recipient Of quite warm welcome
from many Of his leading townsmen. Ia his tour
through Europe, embracing principal s,oppages In
France. Germany, Holland, Italy, Belgium, Switzer.
land, England, Ireland, scotland ana Wales, the
Governor was accompanied by Mrs. Ward. They were
greatly benefited IN health by the trlr While In
Brussels he was surprised" with an Invitation To
attend levee at the royal palace and at It was the
recipient OF most fatterng attentions on the part
OF The King himself. Everywhere the fact that he
was an American bespoke for him and family most
cordial treatment Having been invested with q
commission by Governor Randolph no visited ali
tho LEADING institutions OF Europe where invalid
soldiers and sailors were cared for. ana examined
thoroughly into the details OF their management.
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~ ~ Si5 n or mcss tho latter pri,s for small toz
oil 10 ior reorisry delivery. was ou,et and IN
changed. Bacon was dull and nomnsIy uncs red ANAL
os were aspose1 OF al prices Gut meats wers
quic Win smti sses at previous q'totatons Lard was
hrmer the sales were about 4O0O nj aI6r es.c
March. - ' ' w. W.
RtoE The market to-day fairly active and
hftn. We near o saes OF 40 Carolina M slc n
arc " 80
SUGARTherc has been better demand today for rein
Ing and prices have ruled rde lrmer although not mat
rally higher We hear OF sales OF go hhs lair good at
sc' go hhds 5 q prime a. $50, aos hhds. Of fair
hear Of sales OF ll5o boxes caycd No. II. Al ps.c,
and $40 boxes do at ai1c. Refined 10 fair demand
at former prices. We quote :-Caba-,nier,or 10 com,
ae&c rood~to prime refining 9hc. sNc. fair 70 good
lie. centrifugal. hhds and boxes, s1sc. lie. oassss
Boxes Dutch standard Nos 2 to O. sSc PC. do. 10
to ~ gc. 9ic. do. IS to Is, 10c do 16 70 IL.
He. llysc do ~ TO 90 I2ifc. 12c do white II ,,c
l2,Sc. Porto Rico-Connmon prime rcnnlng, s,6c
9Ac fair to choice grocery asc. l0ssc: Bras-Duct
standard Nos to IL, 100. 60 Java-Dutch standard
Nos 10 e H. gic. skc. Manila-superor aad extra
srrps.-Ihe market for both clover and timothy wal
steady at unchanged prices.
tierces
TALow continued active and steady We hear OF sales OF
100000 lbs. at exc. 9Sc.
WHIsKEY.- Receipts 1863 bbls. The market hrmer.
l5o bbs. sold at II a III Oh
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CnItDs--iIowARD.-0n Wednesday evening re-
cemher @, by Dr. Gaaudet, at st. AIMS church, u.
N. CniIDs to LIZZIE HOWARD, daughter Of Henry
Howard, Esq, both Of this city.
CJARgE-JACKsoN.-On Wednesday, December q,
ISL at the residence OF the brides parents. by the
Rev. q. y. Wilcox, Mr WILLIAM ID. CLARKE and Miss
ANNE ID. JACKSON, daughter OF James jackson, all
oi Jersey CITY.
CR0SAS-DEyo.-ID this city. on Tuesday Decem.
Der 8, by the ,ev. Mr.. Aitsen, MIR. THOMAS CRoNAN.
OF Boston, to Miss FANNIE "A. DEYO, OF Albany.
DE vEAt-RYDER.-0n Wednesday, December o,
at ST. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church, sing sung
n. Y, py the Rev. II. B. Rldgeway, ALFRED y. DE
VEAu, OF New York, 10 ALICE IA. RYDER Of sing
sing. n. Y.
KouwENHovEN-YERNER. Wednesday De-
cember o, at the residence OF the Driaes parents,
flatbush, L. l., by Rev. Q. H. Wells, MT. CORNELIUS
KoUwENuovEN, OF Flatland Neck, TO Miss ANNIE j.
WERNEs, daughter oil Jonn !. werner, Esi.
1871 by the Rev. w. Il. Duryca, JAMES n. PRIME 10
MARY Il. ST. JoHS, daughter or A. T. ST. John,
Lafayette, Jersey Cly. NO cards.,
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.


The government list WAS In the main steady
rather better quotations for the '67s being Offset by
lower prices for the tcn-forties and new ives. The
following were the closing street quotations.
United States currency sixes 1l3 lla16; DO. do.,
1881, registered, 1l4S . 1liss; do. do, coupon,
l17H 1l71s; do. fve.twenes, registered, May and
November, ITO a 11oh; do. do. 1882, coupon, do,
l10I Ill; do do, 1864, 40. dO 1l01f l1Oys; do.
do. 1865 DO. do 1llk 11I1l; do do, registered,
January and July, 1oos 1lOa; do. do, 1906, cou-
pon do, llala 1las. do do, 1867, do. do. 1145
lA&; do. do 1883, do do 114S 1147s; do. hves
OF 1881, registered. 1O9 a10al; do 10. do. coupon
100 1924; do tcnforties registered, 1921 lo9is
do uo., coupon, lO9h l09T.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES HEAVY.
The Southern list generally weak, and for
the Tennessees ana South Caroinas lower. The
Virglnias were steady II not firm, apparently In
consequence OF tho acceptable financial refer.
cnces and suggestions made In the course OF the
message OF Governor Walker. Mlssouris, aso
were steady. The new South Carollnas went of to
2S7s, but were quoted about one per cent better at
the close The following were the final
street quotations:-Tennessee, ex coupon, CO 67
do, new, 65iG &c; Virginia. coupon, SO G.; do
registered slock, old, 81 80; do. skies: consoi-
dated bonds. f5 651a; do. skies, deferred scrip.
27ts %: Georgia skies. 81 81; do sevens, IS sg
North Carolina, OK coupon, 3s so; do. funding,
1868, 25 90; do. co., 1868 q a 22; do, new IL
10; DO, special tax IA n 49, Missouri SKIES, os a
esjs; DO. Hannitn ana ST. Joseph, 9t SO; Louisl-
ana skies, 90 65; do, new. SO 82 do levec skies,
63 65; DO dc. eights rs so; do. do eights 1875,
76 50; do. Penenrlary seveus, o5 a 10; do. rail-
road eighs, IS so; Alabama lves, 65 n 6s; do.
eignts, 100 l02; do. eieh.s, Montgomery and
Eufaula railroad, 80 e5; south Carolina sixes Is
co; do, new, January and July. 2o1 a 30; do 40,
April anu October, 81 q %; Arkansas SKIES funded
b. 55; Texas tens, 1876, 92 u oais
THE RAILROAD BONDS
The following were tile bids for the railroad
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l,ie,i.

BALDwiN.--At Washington, y. g., on Wednesday.
December d, GEORGE D. BALDWIN, OF New York city,
In the osth year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
George Lindsey High street, Orange, y. j., on
saturday. 9Th INST. atlalf Dast eleven O'Clock A. &.
Interment in'i,osedale Cemetery.
BRIDdEMAN.--On Thursday December ], ANDREW
BRIDGEMAN, aged 80 years.
The funeral win take place at his residence Asto-
ria, l.. l., on SATURDAY., at ten O'Clock A. NJ. Tar.
riages will be In waiting AZ hunters Point Thirty.
fourth s,reetl terry. The remains wnl DO inferred
In Greenwood.
day ueccmber q, I3Il ANNA N0Rels. VIE m v. :.
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TEMPERANCE REroRMERs IN COUNCIL.
SYRACUSE. N. y, Dec. :. ls7

SYRACUSE N. u, Dec. = 1871.
Tho JOINT committee representing various
temperance organizations In this State met
In this city yesterday afternoon, and adopted
resolutions appointing committee OF i've
TO prepare bill to be approved by The Joint
committee for presentation 10 the Legislature for
adoption. repeating the present license laws and
giving the pc eope OF localities the right to prohibit
The sale or intoxicating liquors; also urging the
adoption OF the Ohio law OF clvii damages
The committee consists Of Rev. ). Mexican, OF
Albany; Horace II. Smith, or Johnsiown: John
O'Donnel, OF Lowvlle; J. l.. Bogg, OF syracuse.
aud ). u. Dickinson. Of Buffalo.
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Fire in Concord, N. III.

CONCORD, n. H., Dec. Z, 1871,
This morning three two story frame buildings
In Bristol, owned by A. W. Bingham, G. G. Brown
and A. Il. Rolin, were totally destroyed by fire.
The occupants were A. W. Bingham. rinware, &C.,
loss SO, ,OOo insured for $4,000; J. A. Dickinson
Co.. clothing, loss unknown; Mary Nullin.
millinery, stock saved, g. G. Gardner, pho
togIapher tOral loss; ii. B. Fowler, medical books,
&c, total loss; Masonic and Good Tempar Hall,
total loss, and Farrar BOardman, groceries, stock
saved. N. L. Ron was insured Tor $4,000. The
total loss Is estlmoed at S25000 insured for about
one hair that amount.
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BOLD BURGLARY.
One thousand Dollars Worth Of Property |

One Thousand Dollars Worth Of Property
stolen.
Shortly after SIX O'Clock on "Wednesday evening
some thieves broke into tue dwelling OF Mr. William
Brokaw, No. AZ West Twenty hrtn street. by win.
dow IN the rear that leads into the kitchen. white the
family were at suppre, and stole q quantity or
property among which were these artices:--A black
lace shawl a white lace shawl, a parasol cover and
quantity OF small lewels, worth in all about ST. 000
Mr. Brokaw LODGED information OF the occurrence
at pPce headquarters but az yc no clue has been
obtained 10 the missing property or the parties who
the case,
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Fire In SOnth Boston.

Bosr0N. Dec. I, 1871.
block Of six two story tenements on the corner
of sixth ana streets, South Boston, were damaged
by fire this morning. Some of the occupants were
rescued by fremen from the upper windows. The
loss on the buildings Is about SO, 900; insured.
Louise Brown, q ballet dancer, was severely
burned last night at the Howard Atheneum, her
headdress taking fire from a gas Jet.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

Tho quotations are based on cotton running in quality not
half gr de above or below the quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAM -Rccepts-flour 4,7i9bbls. wheat,
$3.50 bushes corn, su,7e do meal, ;63 bags OATS
1850 bushels barley S30 The -four dull,
but prices sustained. Lines OF shppn. extras were
held lrm though there but II tie demand There
about 500 BIB mostly the regular trade Rye lour
quiet Southern 1onr duli but prices nomina!y
the About 6T5 bbs changed hands The basis
our quotations. corn meal quiet and unchanged.
sncssJ bags Southern yellow and Western whie at 81 81
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p.,l

Included In the above 435 bales arrive For future
delivery tbasis low middng) the sales have fol
s is at snSr. delivery 400
400 each At loc together; January 900 at 70 8sc 800
At February LOO at - b6c 500 ct lg4c; March,
4 siss "a 900 q 4, lg,s 200 q. 700 isc
s7Go b bales; ooo oTodayooDece%ber 100 At s,sc 100 al
~ So lse 70 Ia G ss q q, lsS loo ~ y gsc 400 a. 9c
December IA and =, !, January p. each
Ishc V at ls SiGc 200 at l9c 900 at 10 sloc 100
is,lc. 4o at y $l6c Feor9ar soe Ct 10 5l6c 200 at
500 10 slec Goo A lgaS go =, ~ sss April 100 ~
at 1870. Total, 1880 bales. Grand total, 22.6oO
bales Rates on cotton to foIesn ports closed fo-
sa32d to navre, by steam Ie gold; sal. Ne TO Ham
gold compressed 10 Baltic ports, by SAIL lc, gold.
The receipts at the ports sum up thus -Galveeton. Ss
.Sar'esSn s6ia; Wilmington, 81; Norfolk, i5ss BALI
30: New York, f5J3; F0stOn, s5-ota 4,5S3 This
Gay last week. Thanksgvng this day last year. 307O We
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DEVASTATION BY FIRE.
The FngerstOwn COnhagrati0n-SS SS3, 900
Worth OF Property Destroyed.

Worth of Property Destroyed.
HAGERsTowN, Nd, Dec. 7, 1871.
The fire that commenced last evening in Rollins e
Burbarks Agricultural shops on Antietaal street,
spread to the Episcopal church and Court Honse on
Washington street.
John Predinger perlshed in the Court House by
the falling OF the dome, and several others wcro
Iurea Many dwellings caught fire but were saved
without serious injury. Tho Are was oxtiuguisned
at three O'Clock this morning.
The total losses are estimated as foows:- Cour
House, $4,000; church, $50, 900; Rollln, < Bur
banks, S130Do; insurance, $4,000
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OPENING OF THE SECOND PARLIAMENT OF
ONTARIO.

TORONTO. ont Dec. L 1871
inc ilrst session Of the Second Parliament or on.
tario was opened to-day by Lieutenant Governor
Howland, who informed the Houss tnat no would
give them his reasons for calling them topetner
after ihey had elected q speaker. Haylnc rs.
tired. MIR. Scott, member for Ottawa, was i;nnni
m0usiy elected, and the House all ourned until 10.
W0lrow, when tue speech wal be 0e.leelel.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
EnIs.prs, Five o,Ciock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY Dec. is r. NJ.
CoFrFEThe prices remain firm and unchanged, although
the market generally continued quiet We hear Of sales
OF 1898 bags, per Elizabeth Brown, private terms
We quote Cargoes tRio, ordinary 1876 l5c. do. do
fair, 15lc l5l9c; do. do good l6c. lSlc.; do do
prime 1890. l7c, gold, in bond, 90 days. Maracabo
l7c. lee Laguayra, l61pc lsc.; St. Domingo bond
lzc. a l21Sc. Java go. Ac. gold duty paid
CorToa.-Therc a moderate call for cotton on the
spot with yesterday prices ruling firm. For future de-
livery there fair business
prices The sales reported Change to-day were as
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large Fire In Lincaln, I'll.

LINCOLN, ILL.,, Dec. 7, ISL.
A fire IN lns place last night burned twenty frame
stores ana fonr stables The loss win probably
reach $4,000 Insured light In Western companies.
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Washington telegram that bin for a postal tele-
giaph had been introduced Ia Congress. Adams
Express gold at ss,l.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST rRIcEs.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices or the prlnclpal stocks during the day:-
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In the gold loan market The rates ranged from
seven per cent for carrying to 1-64 for borrow
ing. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
were as follOws:-
uOlu Sj1,2oo,UUJ
Gold balances. 1,91a,249
currency balances. 2,lT4,52I
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Beef cattle were 6rmer light receipts-toc isc
Hogs were arn5c SIC. Receipts. 400 cao and S,u0o
hDp
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Wheat was g da ana S ent,Sy nna 80 oeiaso 20 wa;
css sss" % c ssSs (" o. sae ar rs & 81 o @ sgn
ter "9fS aaa asISi i ~; & Witt orn
va &s e. but io steady WIN % sass q M sSn @ Ss g saae a0 e.
descriptions were nominal. Oats were steady a. 56Ec. Tor
& %sa' sas ,' MAS % s"a
a o IL @ @ sr at @ For csyasa sa coap ss @ ss
l' los iwa fosed Slate % sTys csnasa held
rb o err The oharer
ns business was almost entirely ncseeled. There but
's a1y yaas SS''' I
sS%'", r'i si ss As oa' %
s.a II. 8 90 SVssea 'SV sse % Sy
tS go bag e9erseca % IL. % rh, charters swsdss
bars hence to Cork for ordeis % the United Knedom sOJ
Srs echal,rr nom fhladephla Cork Tor orders ihe
more Sas hence Cork or ore s as K
dom, 400 bbls ~, rehned petroleum on private terms
.nsis ior domestic, Io,sss nseps Win ~! uis 1qaSv
prces within the range of our quo atoms We quote
cubs-oen,rifusal and mxed...... isc.ash soc. sssc
Nayeu 2Vc &c zoe. zsc
Muscovaio, grocery. SC. J1c
Porto hico,...'...''..... 49,. 2sc. a8,c
Enghsn Islands. s.................... .sc s!c
Naa a.; sSonpsf"e e. for spirits ggspp'ne wa,
s % and York 6Gs at e Ron was s e. active
81 SSs d. at S. 40 bOs scmon ~ nv "S' At 81 S and 3
5gs back a $3.50 Tar duh and aominal at IS 90 a
PFTKotruM.~fhe market for refined was que, bu, arm
There was considerable inquiry, but very little o'erng Isc
was the rulng price Tor spot month Crude IN bulk
steady and IN fair demand sales reported OF 1000 oos
for remainder OF msnh at l;Ic most sellers were asking
1Ac. Case oil remained dull hut unchanged, quoted at
3lac asc Naphshs was quiet bu, urn at lsc IL hc.
esten or There 2olJ DDS.
refined for remainder OF month 23c, but not auhenti.
Gated. At the Greek tue market renamed quiet OUT was
again quoted hsher, namey 81 saw upper and - %
on lower ROAD The Pniadepa!a mars continued qet o.
Brm We hear OF sales OF 1900 bbs. reanod last
hall OF montha a2Ac also 1900 bbls. shipping
order for early delivery ut IL 5l6c.
Beef. o1s packages; Gu, meats,
7 do lard 25l bbls and uerces' The pork market was
dui and heavy The sales oalv about lsv ppls ~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-30

ceremony if ts does not inspire each man,
woman, and child with an earnest desire to
advance public and privste virtue, and to
resolutely resist the plans of those who, for
the qualification OF their own selfish ambi-
tions, would not hesitate to involve the ns-
ton in ruin. The noral of Decoration Day
is that il is necessary for those who wish to
preserve our liberties unimpaired to be vigi-
liant always, and to take that intelligent inte-
rest in public affairs that fraud and corrup-
ton will not be enabled to make head way;
and those who stand by the graves of the
dead soldiers and scatter them with fragrant
flowers should resolve to do a real honor to
their memory by doing now, and at all future
times, their whole duty as citizens of free
country in which the proper administration
of the Government is a matter of concern to
each individual.