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The New York herald., 1871-12-16

~, ,,,.,, to ssys 81, Tar continued inactive
sss S S:sS. NJ
::ls .ss
H. %s.' re- .ss. % Of Gs iS Ss. ss
whs as Tor s:Taassr q month a. M dull and ys.t but
ssH y ss Ina ss y g.
s's sesa .s. :: ass q ss: asnss
::: sss ss: ~ =
Rsaa ss s % for sssn 70 or
s .sss ID 'Ps 60 Ss Co sssfs % In ]s
=: as .ns Tor 1s sSs nc ass
insa sales I So 'isrces private terms Bacon was ggst
&. 's's ss:s = r. '1s ss =:
' SSs Ss,i:., clear Ssiiss long
a. Lard wa. dull and heavy the msrsss
sSs sed q
demand Rans and nd arm I. S'sc sHg Tor the range
80 ssrcss carona At &C. &C. 10 bags Pat
Tie ass 3 bags
Fair to good refining quoted :. sae s,e without.
asa '1s reunn a
good prime S'ss ssan,as, s' s ssan1s far
& shs and bones, to @ ss % soe es
boxeb Dutcn to y SIC. 9Ac do. lU
to ~ sGc lOc do u to Is. o4c 1896 do, tots.
e ENC Porto Rco-Common prime rennins, s,Sc.
9Ec; fair to choice grocery, a}sc l0<c. BrazDuch
standard NOS 10 H. 7<c.a 9dc Java-Dutch standard.
Nos. ~ 70 IL sNc Il lOc Manila-superior and extra
SEEDs.-Oover was active and firm About 1900 bags
ll54c. for Indiana. Timothy quiet at $3 25
ToBAooo.-There has been slight improvement In tho
demand since last, but the market he
called active Prices remain without noticeable change The
sales :2J hhds. Kentucky at So 2s i50 baes
dry seedloaf at from Sc to 5c and 30 bales Havana at
9Sc u 81 1b.
TIN.-The market continues quiet without noticeable
change In price We hear OF Of lU0 boxes charcoal
tin plate at 80 Sc gold 500 boxes charcoal plate at
&8 "a, gold both lots for future delivery
TALLOw was active and steady. The sales aggregate
about 2s0 900 lbs, at aiac: ag'ac for prime city
and decidedly lower Sales ut 95i1c.
WOO.-The market since last has been decidedly
active Fine decces especially have met with ready
purchasers. Prices aud tending upward but
yet not quotaby changed The sales tor the three
days have been 40C0O lbs and Xxx Ohio fleece, &c.;
&C., 6OO lbs fleece, 6Oc 5000 lbs Xxx heece 65c l50OO
lbs. unwashed medium feecc 49c. bJc 10000 lbs Oregon
unwashed combnss 6bc 7JooO {ba super pulled SOC.
. 62kc; 1000 lbs. low secured, 7311c. $500 bs.
pulled California bc; ~ COO lbs spring cip California part
bury and 0OO lbs fall clip do at B4c. s8c 5000 lbs
Te5s. 5o ,ls. nales Cape tc &c. gold in bon 70 so
lbs Banda Oriental 36c 900 lbs Monevdeo 42c 5000
ibs Cape 4lc 4ac 80 bales pulled, &c. 2o bags
pulled, f6c $780,. 6 bales Cape, q bales Crcola ls,u00
lbs Montevidc A lbs nos, 2b0OJ lbs Texas, To- 900 les
foreign wool % 900 lbs. Georgia. all private terms COO
lbs. anweshed carpet also on private term. ,.-
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
DOMESTIO MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec. Is, 1871.
bales Great britain. 1909; ceaaiw.s, isss
apls s g s s;'s.s % sGs Sses
Cotton easier aan onstsS9 Net pSs fssep ssl
bales; ssss Exports % san Sebastian, sSs Sales
SSSss gSrors 70 Great Britain, slass 10 Hayrs. a6s
Rs
Cotton dull and heavy m4ans. nGv.r sss pss & u. Mt
espts. s7s5 bales coastwise, 1873 sales.
% Ssi sa:. s'' ss s ss bales coast
sAvASNAH, Dec Is, 1871.
Cotton quiet and weak; middlings lso Net receipts,
ar Gses sspS5s p arsA1 ss ss ~ s
Sss X: es esas a,sa sss.
.,,cnARLEs1oN, Dec l5, ls7i;
ySas sas
wis 1919 baes Sales $a5 bales STOCK 2sa62 bales Net
% sale sale. Of hs
m Cotton S sJ1 & bas S NJ; Net @ Of s"Ss lies ss
i,go bales Exports, coastwise 27a5 bales Of
No. s saa S sHq . Is 9r S It " S 4
Md ss aas "ua oS a
a Ts's
81
.G1 New &c.
BUFFALO. N ", Dec. Is, 1871.
rna as. s S % S1y s cois % % s Cs
cara ] u T.. a' arrival:
Al "a g. so5 head market closes and
Ms Is r.. s M 4 5 y s.as
G ss sn Se. S.n M :. | a Sesr e hs.
choice.
Flour quie, and UNCHANGED wheat dull and dropping;
No 9raf q s No. dG 81 al NO. s do ,.a1 " 10 Is
Salf or month, Vi seller January; 81 soss; seller
nsSaf man Sa " Il ssss s IN sossd l1 si
ss.S xS ss Sana sesS dG Nav 'ssE % rs0s;sy s ss
Kys quiet and weak; No ~ ssc Farley dull sna
seller March, $ls 70 Sli seer April ga Sl6 20 Lard
seller Fseraary Sc ssis; M.rai. aesc sugar safsd
4c; short rio mddss SIsc short clear maiss, Sssc
Bulk Arm at previous prices. Live hogs activc
Il s.y a. S nna aGg &c. 90
bushels wheat 1000 bushels corn 50 0 bushels OATS 1000
mentss6 bbia four LOO bushels wheat. 2o00 bushels
corn 1910 bushels oats Oo0 bushels 600 bushels
~ LOUISVILLE, Dec l5 1871.
ss % mns
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat weak ana declining;
small sales No red winter at ~ "a. Corn dun aud
Dss sSsnHs
lots of shoulders RIB, &C. clear
s clear IssssS S b. % se"f order ds
ois Of clear RIO st 7c NC clear Sides 7c Lard in
fs1 ne es
1our s COZ bushels wheat 1900 bushels corn 60 bushels
oats, 2,U00 bushels rye, 5000 hogs.
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
FINANCIAL and C0MMEkSyAL.

WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, Dec. 16--6 p. n.
On 'Change to-day wheat was dull and unchsuged.
The cotton market was lower and quiet.
THE IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
The imports OF foreign dry goods at this port
during the week ending December Il, 1871, were
$20ls,sss The amount marketed was 81, ,4lo, ST.
MONEY STRINGENT.
The money market was Irregular opening active
ana becoming easy early in the afternoon. but
closing with extreme stringency. The greater
scarcity seemed 70 De devoid OF artificial mapipu-
lation, the clsarances Of the banks this morning
revealing no unusual movement. while evidence
was furnished that good portion II not all, or the
money recently locked up had been returned
to circulation. the accumulation OF money
by the Broadway Bank for the payment OF
city revenue bonds accounts In great measure for
the strngency elt IN Wall street; but, as already
explained In this column, the banks themselves are
lending with great caution ana as little as possible
in order to put themselves into strong position
against an investigation or their affairs by the sue
cessor OF Mr. Calender, who has resigned his ONCE
OF National Banh Examiner for this district.
The earliest dealings were at l.R q 1.16 for
turning stocks; but there was sensible relaxation
toward one O'Clock, when gold Interest was gener-
ally accepted, and sometimes seven per cent.
But as three O'Clock drew nigh there was an ex-
cited inquiry for funds and the market on the SIDE
walk, corner Of Exchange place, was crowded by
anxious borrowers, who were not entirely supplied
until within few minutes OF four O'Clock
the rate gradually going up from gold
interest to lilo. and 4 per cent, the
last mentioned figure being paid for some
large amounts, and paid direct without the subter-
fuge OF 'turning" stocks. The bank statement OF
tomorrow viii be sought with unusual interest, in
view Of the present features Of the money market
discount.
Foreign exchange was steady on the basis OF
100h l00A for prime bankers sixty-day sterling,
and 1osX looI for sight bills.
GOLD wEAK-100S A 1Ooh.
The gold market was steady and dull most OF the
day at the quotation lo9H 1926, with q heavy
feeling following the cable reports oil moro hope
FL prospect for the Prince Of Wales. Toward four
O'Clock this feeling was succeeded by weakn and
sudden pressure to SELL resulting in the first place
from the further rise Of our securities In the
London market and later from the stringent
condition of the money market. which BY threaten
ing to make 1t very dicqIt to carry gold tomorrow
intmldated the smaller holders OF gold and caused
them to sell out Under these influences the price
declined to 1905. The London quotations of fve-
twenties were y : Il per cent higher to-day. as
sequence Of yesterdays reduction Of the Bank OF
England rate Of discount the Improvement OF the
Prince OF Wales and the assertion that the next In.
stalments OF indemnity money Will be transferred
from France TO Germany without detriment to the
money market The course Of the gold market is
cf,ssSs0 -, tha tnhIa.-
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNIf MARKKT-LoNDoS. Dec. ls-5 NJ
Consols closed At 93z for and 925s account
q3z: 1667's, 9374; ten-forties, 9lA
LryEsPooi COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec. Is
- r. M-The Cotton market closed quiet; the
following tue closing quotations -Midding upapds
10d. mildng Orleans lUAd lOJsd. The sales OF the
day have been l50U bales including 5000 for speculation
aud expvSt
The Of the week have been $4,000 bales Including
1900 for and 2S00 speculation The stock OF
cotton in port bales Of which 90 00 baies
The the week have
including $1,000 American. Actual export l5.6u0 bales
sales OF cotton ship named Savannah charleston
been made q sd for middlng and on ship named
this 400 900 bales, Including llO0O American
TRADE IN MANCHEsTER.--LIv RRPooL, Dec. h--The ad
in the cotton market
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFYB MABKET. .-LIvERPooL, Dec
lS-5 MThe receipts Of wheat the past three days
have been $500 quarters, including $4,000 American.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LivERPooL, Dec.
l55 MLard. ass 3D.. per cwt pork. 63s per bbl Tor
fne Western prime
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERpooL Dec. 10
5P. M.-Tallow, 49, III. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARRET-LOSDON, Dec l5-Sprts
petroleum, l5d. q l6d. per gallon.
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
SOUTHERN sRouRrrrRs DILL.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was neglected and quiet outside
the new South Car0linas which were weak, and
fell OF to 2sZ. The following were the closing
street prces:-Tennessee. ex coupon, 65Is 66; do.
new. o5 a o5I; Virginia, ex coupon. el q 02; do.
registered stock old, 81 81; do skies, consolidated
bonds, 8sH 6i; do. skies, deferred scrip. 2516 q
2eK; Georgia skies, rs o so; do. sevens, IS q 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon, "a 80; do funding,
1866, 25 20; do do, 1868, q q %; do, new, II
Is; do, special tax, Is 16; Missouri skies, 9s
esli; do Hannibal and ST. Joseph, % 96; Louisiana
sixes 90 a 90; do, new, IS a 60; do levee skies,
o. 6S; do do. eghts, 76 80; do. do. eiahts, 1875,
75 soi do. pealte9tiary seyens, A 90: do: Rail.
road elghts Is 30; Alabama lives, 65 q es; do.
eights, 100 lo2; do. eights, Montgomery and Eu-
faua Railroad 90 a s5, South Carolina sxes 80 q 90;
do, new, January and July. 2sK sO do. do, April
and October, 27 q 2s; Arkansas skies, funded, 50
6A
STOCKS DULL UNSETTLED AND STRONG.
The stock market opened with strong tone follow
nga general dissipation oftne fears OF further trouble
among the banks, especially as the Clearing House
Committee came to the rescue with card certify.
ing that their investigation OF the AFFAIRS OF the
Commonwealth Bank had proved the undouDted
security OF that institution. THIS statement and the
absence OF complications elsewhere had prompt
effect In allaylng alarm and distrust, 90 much 30
that while money was worth 1852 1.le
per cent, stocks started on on Q rapid
Improvement and BY the time OF the last board
had succeeded In making an advance ranging from
u to per cent But the subsequent sudden
stringency in money challenged the Market checked
the rise ana eventually turned prices down again. but
without destroy Ing all the previous improvement,
the closing dealings being on an average at nearly
the medium between the two extremes OF the day.
Northwest preferred was quoted ex dividend OF az
per cent. The amount Of business was light as
compared with the previous day and the market
dull, but sensitive, as instauced by the sudden
changes In prices.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.
Highest Lo,oesL
New York Central consolidated. 92k 90
New York Central scrip ............ 81 S6K
Erlo. ......,..... .........s..s w 8l
The New York herald., 1871-12-16

ercaf Fuacral Cortcsc In Brook,vr ..s 4.
| repa'"r Suppression Of Fceliug-soIemn Scr.
vfces mt the Cathedral.
t"o oa'noiic cathedral In Jay street. Brooklyn
"as surrounded at an early hour yesteraav NV a
great crowd. Tears were shed abundanrr Ga
walls Of grief were heard from tho m,dst =, CIV
Multitude On the face OF every man. woman ana
caild grief was stamped In fearful lines for a.,
present knew that they mad not In the city OF
Broo.Iyn more warm, genial and anectionate
friend taan the universal favoritc DR.. Gardiner.
The churcESwas draped in deepest mourning; the
statue Of the blessed Virgin was decorated, ana the
alter was brilliant with light and flowers. Such
was the pressure OF the people that the
church presented the spectacle OF living
cross. The Sisters OF Mercy filed In; tho
different religious bodies surged forward; the gen.
eral multitude passed those In trout, and presently
there was an awful crush. The Sisters OF st.
Joseph's attached to the Cathedral entered In q
solemn procession, and soon after the sodaufy OF
the Immaculate Conception-of which the Rev. DR..
GardIner was lOunder-came up IN prccesSi on, and
arranged themselves ON either side OF she central
aisle. They were dressed In black, with white
ute or so oil the arrival or the funeral cortege from
the residence OF the deceased, and while the solemn
comm was borne up the aisle and deposited in front
OF Of, the altar The following, priests, among
Fathers MosS MoonsS G1 MecTsn sas Taae
Famer. Sheridan, Riley, Nevns, Francioia
Gleason & &McG.yern, Freel Cassidy. Hickey, Mul-
,ane, Nevins Malone, Corcoran, Carney, McElroy,
McNamec, 0BrIcn, Mccarthy, Ratgan Maguire.
number OF cler0ymen from other cities were also
present.
The music consisted OF "Mozarts Requiem Mass,y
which was sung by the splendid choir or st. Pau's
church, and at the 0rcrLory an Dernnl by Mine,
was sung very thrilngly by Mme Clark, soprano;
Estelle A. Murtagh OF 81. Paus, contrato; Herr |
Kramer, bass. At the conclusion the beautiful quar-
tette "Rest, Spirit, Rest was sung.
After the mass the Rev. DR.. Freel addressed the
congregation In eloquent terms, eulOgizng the life
oi OIL Inc deceased and urgng the example presented
from his entrance into the Church, and he was
OF the loss tho Church mad sustained by
his decease. DR.. Gardiner had suffered much but
ne had departed to take the immortality prepared
for the Just and good
Alter the usual service the funeral cortege pro.
ceeded 10 FlatDush Cemetery. There were over two
hundred carriages In procession.
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
JOHN o. RAUM RESCUED,
The Latc city Treasurer Of Trenton a Bank.

The Ilntc tify Treasurer Of Trenton a Bank.
rupt.
Inc readers OF the HERALD are familiar with the
case OF John O. Raun, late City Treasurer OF Tren-
ton whose accounts showed on Indebtedness to that
city Of $4,000, John applied for relief to she
United States District Court. aud his case having
been considered, Judge Nixon yesterday declared
him a bankrupt. the Common Council at late
meeting instructed the City Attorney to institute
proceedings against his bOndsmen, that the city
may recover the amount OF the defalcaton. Many
accounts were not oil right yet the city authorities
were unwilling to take severe measures against the
treasurer, whose sins were regarded as being moro
OF omission than commission.
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
ATEN, THE JERSEY BURGLAR,
Sentenced to Eight Years In the stat
Erf.nu.

Sentenced to Eight Years In the state
ErisOu.
James Aten, charged with three Durglaries-at
Trenton, Lambertviue and Allentown, Pa.-was
removed from Mercer County Jail to Hunterdon
county, by writ OF haoeas corpus and tried IN the
Court At Pennington on Wednesday for the burglary
at MI Talcotts jewery store, IN LAM
bertville, before Cher Justice Beasley. Aten
Is the burglar who tried to escape up the chimney In
Trenton the night after Thanksgiving, when the
MARSHAL OF the city went to arrest MIN. C0un-
sci Ior the prisoner called HIM to the
stand, and n there was any doubt pre-.
viously OF MS being connected within the rob-
berry at Lambertvlle mis- testimony removed 1t. Ho
proved clearly that he acc0mpltce, II not the
actual burger Then came the verdict OF guilty,
and a moral lecture by Chier Justice Bcasey, who
finished up BY sentencing Aten TO eight years IN
the state Prison, where 0'Neill his companion, Is
raad0rlng the State sOmo servtcos
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf-past Five o,Ciock p. M.
-. .----- - 'Ssn-.s.
COMMERCIAL REpDRa.

FRIDAY, Dec. 15-6P,M.
ASHES continued 10 good demand, both for pots and
pearls, and prices remained firm We quote Potts. 88
eS 80, and pearls, Gil.
CANDLRsThe market for all descriptions remains quiet
but steady Small lots suitable for the holiday trade about
comprises tho only business We quote e:-sperm 85c
patent do 45c. ;stearic, SSc adamanne lSc 10c;
para6ne, 25c.
market continued active and very firm Tho
sales for the past three days about 00OOO lbs
Lake at 26c 26c, cash. and 27c for early delivery in
January, closing at &c., cash, and 274c for January.
ns.s mes. We quote; Csrgoss tRS lsc lsac do iair
lo,aS &c., gold in bond go days Maracabo i7c isc
LsmlaSf1 lo,vc &c., st. Domingo, In bond l2o lz]So
lava tSc No. Fou, dptv paid. -s-'
UorToN-ThsT has been on,y 4 moderate demand for
cotton the spot and pf'oes were ID. lower For
The sales reported Change lQday fol-
The New York herald., 1871-12-16

Included In the above l26 bales future de-
livery basis low middne the sales have been folows
100 9aa 4 asc o short II no'ics 81 JainSsary
300 At 800 At 1890; February sW at 2Oc, 100 A
aSs 20 al al e iSe so al ac go al To,a 1
7aSO bales: To-day bece,9aor 100 Il tso
i slsc sos At isse, LOO :, lSS at S.lc
islslse 800 At March. 5OS at zoe, so1 Ssc,
Of s6c MAY sosc Total. 1870 bales Grand Total
lows:To Lvcrpool bv steam 5l6d. 5sd; bv sail, 7Scd
Sssd to aavre' By steam, lc gold; salt &c: to Ham
L., gold. compressed; 10 Baltic por,s, by sail,
os,v iss New Green: eiei Mobile sayar-
1887 Baltimore l40; New York, $50; osop 2S2-totai
2l70S. This Gay last week, l5765 this day year.
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
TWO MORE JERSEY STATE PRISON BIRDS.

The population OF Jersey state Prison was in.
creased two yesterday from Mercer Quarter Sessions
held In Tren,on. David Scudder pleaded guilty to
Stealing s1os at Princeton, the property OF Jonn
Goson and was sent below for one year. and Joseph
Hubsair pleaded guilty to stealing two horses, sad
Gle and harness, all or the value Of $780, In Hope.
well township, Mercer county, N. j., ana was
sentenced to one year and hale IN the
Stale Prison. The latter was working on the Mercer
and Somerset Railroad, aud, making up his mind
TO leave his employment, stole tho horses. The
Court sald II the horses had been stolen i'll the night
time the full penalty OF the law, ten years In The
State Prison. would have been the sentence.
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
ALLEGED DIABoLICAL CRIME.

AJourneyman bookbinder named Henry Myers,
aged about thirty-flve, was arrested yesterday at
Mott Haven westcnesicr county, on compiai mt OF
his vile, who charges him with having attempted
diabolical outrage on the person OF their daiig-
Ter, child ten years old. The innuman father was
taken before Justice or the peace where during a
preliminary beartng, the testimony OF the mother
and child was OF such damning nature that he
magistrate committed MIN, In default OF $4,000, to
await further examination.
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
GOVERNMENTS UNSETTLED.

GOVERNMENTS UNSETTLED.
The government list was unsettled by the condict-
Ing influences OF the more active demand for money
the decline In gold ana the advance OF fve-twentes
abroad. The 62's were firm, the '6Ts tribe lower
and the ten-fortes weak, the last mentioned being
neglected in the foreign market and more sensitive
In this market to the ,unfavorable influence OF
the higher rates on call. The following
were the closing street ngures:-United States
currency skies, l1SH a 1l8x; do. do 1881,
registered. 113a@ ia; do. do. coupon, 1171 o
1l7h; do. nvetwentles, registered, May and No
vember, 1o92< 1loE; do. do. 1862 coupon. do,
11oh ll0A; do. do, 1854, do. do, l1Ox I10h; do.
do. 1885, do. do 1113S HIS; do. do. registered,
January and July, 1IiH 11lA: do. do, 1885, cou-
pom, do, 1ls% ia; do. do 1857, do. do, llsk a
l151S; do. dO 1868, do do, 1l5S 1875 do. fves Of
1881, funded, registered, 100 1Ook; do. do. DO,
coupon. 1895 1o0,s; do. ten-fortes, registered.
1854 1o91l; do. do, coupon, 1C015 q 1Oa3s.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
The New York herald., 1871-12-16

-Wneat WAS oul ana nominal Inc principal receivers
m SPRING 'iss
There was GOOD demand on speculative account a.
ssrs ssss sSs no%y 'ses: 81 and M S
there e "a G s. H r sHs pss, are SegeNTs
smSer though shecs amber Michigan was hold 81 e.
Sa @': s ~ FER $
iss Es.ts,a . pI%. Tsi:: Wiz :s!s: about 5000
a.. and %ps %sTo, a for g%. @ or TO- &
% s %arfss remained dubu. without notice
ss for vessels lor ps.rosu% rsds ana
sess%se ses ss ~ ss.sss sss
ls'' Is : s Esssss :! G. = r.
SSsp 'a and s'D prodae afn
% S sss ' A:nf; q. os s
s g. i; s :S rS.s.S. s S s s
81: ss1ssa %nnsos VI RIssss
toSOri for orders ihs United Knadom Continent,
.ss
saos snd an Nam. sirs o
dgssI.srnsre has been fair call for Cloth resulting
HEMP AND JUrf An descriptions Of hemp p were quiet,
quit
ss s2i6 per ton undressed do slsO per ton; Manila,
s1ko, ao IN bond ute to shc gold, and jue butts.
TAY And sTnAw.2An descriptions meet with fair de.
mand ~ unchanged prices. Shipping hay sold At 81 % a
81 90 short rye do soc o. oa s6c sc and wheat soc
Soc.
has been better inquiry for the psst few
days the prime qualities principally being most sought after
Sc for Eastern and Wesern 2ec Sc for ycarnss oc
2Oc olds &c. 76c for California 1bc Sc for
Iings and 6Sc Toe. for foreign
IRoNThe market dull and for descriptions
weak We hear OF 600 Larglona &c. 50 tons
enganock at a< American iron quoted at $685. 6O tons
OF English rails sold private terms. .
MoLAseEs.T market generally remains quiet and un.