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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LorpoN MoNHr MARxKr.-LoNDoN. Dec. <-l0 r.
MConsoIs closed AZ Va FOR monev eak q3,s the
account vnrsd states dvetwensv bonds, i>S2s s 1875
MS BosrsI.-fAsis, Dec. p x-Rsu..s closed q.
b7f 25c.
M-Inc cotton market closed hrm: hlddnns upands,
have been 1900 ba.es Intending SO Tor specmst,op
end EXPORT SAFES Of cotton ship named Ut Savannah or
Charleston have heen made NJ sIsd. for middling.
LIVERPOOL BRsADsrrrFs MAnxfT.-LivKRrool, Dec.
a. ~ T. A--t'orn, as. 3D. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PRovIsIoNs MARxEr.- LIVERPOOL, Dec l.
r. M-Pcrk, SPA rer hbl- for 6ne Western primo mess.
LONDON PRoDCoE MARkHT-LoxDoN, Dec. a. FAiIou.
t6a 3d. rer evil
.rrrHoLRuS MAsKrr.-ASrwRRr. Dec. A-Pssro,eurn,
l6Jai. for hne pale American.
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l,1S
Included In the above 100 bales arrive For
delivery tbass low middng tho sales have fol-
sys soc !. ss. % g LS =
IS ls!sc soo At lssc; 200 :. Is lslsc go :. ike De
ccmber and January sO0 EACH 1t 10 ogether Jan
a y liza a;5sh $50 a sis 200 g tlsc gIt 10Y u
On board Ch.rleiiou 200 yc-total 7.2o b..sa TO.
dsy.,nscemSsr 4GS At ls lslso, 900 !. isssc 100 :.
Issnussy M :, y & Al 49, 20 - it,Ss. iO
At ~ S!sc, S9 at is6c; March, sO q asc Narcn and
Agrt i0o each a - sbc together April $40 :. 40
fs%Ses for n.y. Jsns.ry rs S January FOR oo
difference scO Decembsr for 300 April 10. dierenceoia
$3.50 bslesGand total 10 $50 bales. Rates TO
tlsa bv s,I. 7sd. esd 70 H.vre BY steam, L..
sa y ssa S q G 70
por., BY al. 70, L., gold. Tho ress,p.s 4 the
Mobile. ssss; Savannah -. l7a Charleston iSs VIII
72a noston: 26 Toa. so5. This Gay last week. 2s7H
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.FINlNUlAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, l
MONDAY. Dec. - p M
on 'Change to-day wheat was heavy and lower
The cetton market was quiet.


The cetton market was quiet
MONEY ACTIVE.
The money market was active and borrowers on
stock collateras paid per cent, the rate being
allowed 10 gold. quite freely. Before the close OF
banking hours there was an easier feeling and large
amounts were offered at seven per cent, some
exceptional loans having been reported made at as
low a. six per cent. Among the government
dealers the days business about evenly divided
ct the two rates OF SIX ana seven per cent.
Prime paper was steady and duh, without essen
tial variation from the rates last quored.
F0relgn exchange was unchanged on the basis OF
100 . l0ok for prime bankers SIXTY day sterIing.
THE REFUNDIN0 OF THn DEBT.
Il win be seen by the Presidents Message that the
amount OF the o2s 10 be paid for IN coin will reach
about seventeen millions. Checks for q further
sum Of 81 ZOO 900 received at this point to-day
making q total OF disbursement at New York Of
$92OO,0OO. The Treasury programme for December
was gwen In detail ct the Treasury this after
noon, ana Is as announced IN our washington
dispatches.
GOLD l1oH 10Y.
the gold market was steady and still dun,
although some raint animation was produced by the
publication or Q synopss OF Senator Summers bill
proposing Q return to specie payments BY Q cur.
rency contraction OF ten millions monthly. The
Gold Room REGARDS oil such legislation with indif.
ference least at this early stage OF the session,
and soon rclapsed Into quiet again. The course OF
So uhAwy In, IN tok1A
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Lille quotations based on cotton running III quality not
than bali grade above below tho grade quoted
COfFEE-The market continues without animation, but
steady The supply the market Is light but there SUD
cent Inquiry TO strengthen holders In their VIEWS who ue-
maud tull prices We quote nomlnaly Garages (ltioy
ordinary no 4. nSe 10 do fair n+c s $50; DO do
bond ~ days. Maraca!bo loo l81c LaGuayra, l6tac.
lee st. Domingo, 10 bond, lsc lsH Java, 2ic Xc.,
goia, duty paid. -4.-- y. NJ ..3-.y...s0 s.
J. IGoga AND GRAM -four. TO- ls4 bbs wheat.
t96B bushels cori w. u do; corn mea ~ bDB anu 400
bags OATS No. bushes barley 80 0Oo d. Tue tour mar
ket dull but unchanged Sales about 0vJ bills Rye
0our dull Southern also dull, unchanged
figures. The sales about $40 bbls Corn meal was
quiet 600 Southern sold 1t 81 81 LOO lbs We
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SALES At AUCTION.
A Inert n. wALDRON, AUCTI0NEEE
II saiesroom ie5 Liberty. Ill To tar d Is Church st
Toys, Dolls, olam-s, &a.

A LBrRr n. wALDRoN, AUCTI0NErE.
Il saesroom ie5 Liberty Ill Cesr d IS Church Streets
Toys, Dolls, Gan-s 40.
THIS DAY, At lO@ O'Clock.
WALDRoN COOKE viii sell nv auction, as above
Toys Dolls, Games
ooxes OF Soldiers kinepns, sheepos Kitchen Sets Mar
krs furnure &C t0rses Sheep Donkeys. Turner's,
Wndmis kaeidoscopes, Watches Puzzles s,cctcd Pic
lures, &c also Dressed ard Undresse Bosaturs hair,
moving eyes. crying Doll Heals, &c ch and Metal
heA ana Dinner Sets In variety Poultry shep Horses &C.
- Fancy hoods
work Cases; lnkstands Portfolios ,iovc Boxes &c. &c.
-. Cutlery and Plate
long line OF ne and Table and Pocket Knives
also silver paed Table and Tea spoons Forks, Ladies'
&c. &C.
- Chinese Good.
t. me balance OF Chinesi Vases Punch BOWS &C. passed
IN our last sale will Ne sod positively TO- iav.
easeia, Tea Sets Walters, Knives; also nne Cutlery.
Soaps and Perfumes
Embracing general assortment OF tho above goods.
A UcrIoM NOTICE r. HAzELL AUCTrONEER.
"A THIS DAY TUESDAY, Dccembcrh
NV O'Clock, AT our sairsroom, LIS Gu street,
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
Table aud Pocket Cutlery.
French H. nei Ware, &C., &C.,
Ia lots to suit city country trade.
-. Also
rnee Tools, % cases Hatchcs lttocks Adzes &C. &C.
cs-750 pars Ladies' t'cnts' Club Wool
oAstes. Catalogues ON morning OF sale.
H. 4. HAZEL h CO.,
Aucttonaer3, lis Chambers street.
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y. y. S(IEFANU.
w. n. TEN EYCK.
l.. S. FAIRCHlLD.
y. N. BRINkERHOFF.
WILLIAM FERRIS
The Chassis then
CRIME IN WILLIAMSBURG.

The criminal classes OF Williamsburg are holding
nigh carnival there. Sneak thieves rob residences
with apparent impunity. Hiahwaymen unmo-
tested and drunken jewellers have seeming posses.
son OF the streets aud public resorts at night At
late hour on Sunday night DIR. Harris, OF Bleecker
street, was hrutally assaulted by hignwaymcn near
the lIushwlcK Creek Bridge, First street, ana
robbed OF $40. lie was found lying IN an
tnsensihe condition by the police, who took care Of
him. Ills ASSISTANTS ESCAPED Similar outraaes are
not uncommon IN that neiyhbo,hool. Two thieves
attempted to rob the tailoring establishment OF Mil
Ter silva, No. $50 Fourth street. on saturday
iney ac t to make or o WITH their ' ba "v.
IN consequence Of the intrepidy OF one
or tic firm. The thieves escaped. Icav-
Ing behind thcm an OvcrcOaf. stuffed with
stolen goods. Henry Kcyscr. Alcck Smith aud
James Denver were committed yesterday Tor rtofing
In River street, near Smith, where they attempted
20 demOllsh the saloon OF RcucG Rciner. Robert
FnkertOn and James White were arrested ana held
10 answer for dcnlolishIng the windows OF William
White. No. 23S sixth street. Michael Aaloncy was
sentup for six months for picking the pockets Of
Thomas Naylor, a resident OF fl0boKen.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf.Past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY Doc. l8f. H.
COTTON The movement in this staple was very limited
but BY an turn in prices for forward de-
ivsries the market very strong under light oGerng
and holders established advance Of c h. upon all
ads The market tor future deliveries active about
80 improvement. The sales reported Change to-day
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INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.

INSPECTORS or ELECTION NOTICE ~ prREEy
- ~ .nss he Mayor has ed wh appoint.
sn minority inspccors OF election eacu Eiectoa Dly
s thecuy Va compliance with snap4er I3s Laws
o. 'o'. toec toowin; And tina. also MED in nv
oe .ue certhcsIes required 10 him to such
srectrs " sad section as follows rhs said Mayor shan
uuy ISL cetulcAe OF appointment each person 40
sppo'ncu ov MN ~ such Inspector ficron within len
say ssc. susa appointment" AMI such appoinees are
plica.icn at this oIice ~ $500 S~A""e@'os v" NJ
The attention OF Inspectors ut Election deared 10 b,ve
oeeh elected w Tue hoar % County Canva-rs sa 81 bos
Appohteu ~ inc Mayor as per his certificate following IA
called TO- ths fOowin: extract from section q ina
Laws OF ls7J;- y s''p"' ''~
except such as may ne appointed TO MI vacancies on IN. aav
election, shalt before the of
Elections within twenty days. after they shall he dec 80
elected sha he duty appointed. proyisI
and snail aud subscribe the oath or. "a
bv the constitution ANY Inspector of Election iains to
Appcar and subscribe {, such within H.. ,s
desgnated considered thereby havs decnrd the
onIcc. mud his place shall he nlod a vacancy
The time whia tho elected NAV taxa te
oath Office viii expire on the 10th day OF Deccmoer ns
OF those appointed will expire December ~.
CORNELli s tORSON,
Chief OF the Bureau OF Elections
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SOUTHERN sECunIrIEs LowFR.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.
The Southern State bonds were generally weak,
with sharp decline In the new South Caronas
which fell to 2sx, but closed at q reaction to &c.
The North Carolina Legislature are discussing plans
, for settlement 0: States financial diInculics
II Is proposed 70 create new consolidated bond,
bearing interest Ct six per cent, gold, 10 be cx.
changed lat the option OF the present boDiholders,
IN the proportion OF one for three OF the Old bonds
and one for four OF the bonds-thc special tax
D0ndS 10 be redeemed at the percentage which
would express the amount OF work already done by
the contractors on Inc roads To winch they were
issued. The following were the closing street quo.
iati0ns:-Tcnnessce cx coupon. 6jx q 66k; do,
new, esq Q So; Virginia cx coupon, co q Ga; do,
registered stock old, 81 u 63; do skies, consoli-
dated tonds. 04,1 o5,s; do, SKIES deferred scrip
2s 2ss< Georgia SKIES. rs so; do sevens, So 90;
do. scvens. gOld %; North Carolina OK coupon, S5
80; DO. funding, 1866, Is %; DO. 40, $685. 20 a
%; do. new, l8 20; do, special tax, IA 10; Mis-
souri, skies. PIX 9SA; 90. Hannibal aud st. 10.
seph, % 90; Louisiana skies, C5 Go; do, new So
81; do. lcvce sixes u a 80; 10. do. clghs rs sO
do. do cights 1875, 10 10; do Penilenliary sevens
S5 20; do. railroad cights rs q so; Alabama Gves
65 co. do. egnts, 100 l0I; do. eights Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, 90 a DC; Texas tens 90 92S
South Carolina skies, SO 90: do, new. January and
July, 20 30 do. do, April and October, n a "a
Arkansas SKIES funded. 81 u IS.
COMPARISON or TUE IMPORTS ~
The following shows the imports, exclusive OF
specie at the port OF New York fer tue week ending
December and since the beginning or the year,
1850. 1870 1871
Dry goods..... $ll6s,67 $l.e82,S37 &l,2,3 $40
1eneEai mdse.. aoiasSo SO06,950 442l, 1l6
Total for week. &4ls2,G97 s5se9 7s7 as sl4 oae
'iIov' teporteu. I0a.ZoS0A 2I0.6,2N S45,S84,S SO
since Jan. ls26s, 7Si S27S ,olo $751; sea- 7as
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CUT HIS THROAT.

Heinrich roh, German about twenty-five years OF age,
died Bellevue Hospital yesterday morning. Groth lived
% Blocker street, AMI Sunday evening" while ia par
italy deranEed state of mind his broa: with razor
seemed 10 permanent trends. Coroner
keenan, Will hold n Inquest.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
IA niture, Planoforte, Emo OF Paintings,

ThiS fTuesday) AFTERNOON, commencing al III o'clock
LohE fIfh EkALlJ, Auctoneer viii dispose Of AL the
oegan an costly Household Furniture conlae in private
Iesuenca la West Twentv-thr street, Sixth avenue
w. ~ octave Rosewood Piano tc. best city makers;
arior Library and Drawing Room SUITS I'm satin,
nrocate aad tine repsi Chamcr Suits rosewood ami
nut eiscais Bres,s, Wuslstand Sprin. AM Hair Mat
Te@es Piiows bols,ers 20: Dunn; room. Buffet txten-
SION entro and LIBRARY Tables sold silver China
purchasers. 80 - - - - - 49,
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CATTLE MARKET.

Beef cattle was sssady II &C. llxc. Hogs lower
&c. &c. Receipts. lilo casts. s.sou hogs.
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Wheat da heavy; red winter nominal at
81 IS ST. a. and amber 81 % VI ID; No. sprn.
nominal ~ vi o. IL 57 the saes about 6ol Oush
els nj 81 6H ordinary Chicago, 81 b $65 Tor NO.
Milwaukee choice Duluth 81 % Tor No. Canada spring.
81 "a IL n for Canada white bond and VI D. vi - fnr
small lots white Corn lower. About 5uO bushels
sod NJ 7c. 7c for 76c &c. for old. Ia store and
ahoat, cossing at u inside price Roat Oats ess
sive but Doc bid Tor Westerns sales about 81 900
bushels at SIC &c. for all kinds Barley casters sales
5000 bushels Soc 93 Tor Canada, VI ~ for lourro1ed
State and VI i6 for Canada Rye quiet and nominal.
tREianrs.The market, owing 10 the scarcity OF room,
renal cd quiet rates showed no particular change In
the chartrine line there was but LITE accompisaei There
considerable inquiry Tor vessels for petroleum. but
rates generally were ed above the views Of shppe The
engagements were AZ foilows:-To L.ve poo-By steam
1900 bushels grain 7h 800 bale. .o.,on "a 7Sd
Ind 8 loo hanlspikcs ut 3s 400 bbs rosin,
Ss. l0U cheese. Sus lob tierces srd 25s. 40
London-By sail, 1910 bushes grain, 3d.; sls bblA
Hour, ill., g.; 70 tons maple. BIS
l0 oicakc private lerms To GLASGOW By steam,
2cUO bushels grain, 7d the charters compsisc "A Nor.
wegan hence tor order ~ The Unitad kngdo
2s0O bbis naphtha, "a 3D.; British bark hencs to Cork
for orders the United Kingdom Continent, AU bba
nnpbhs, U.s. I'D. Cd. OF II direct; brish bark In
from Philadelphia 10 Dublin, 1870 bOs petroleum.
7 an American bark from PhiIade'phis 70 Bristol ssal
other se arrive, from Philadelphia 10 the Continent
with fui petroleum, ct about b. brig and
bark fom Phadepha 10 m Eastern port with COAL on pr
terms.
MoLAssss-Thc market still remains quiet but without
percepbic change. Domestic meets with light inquiry,
but foreign be enrsy neglected. We note sales OF
DLLtA lAal..
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THE TROUBLES OF A DOCTOR OF DIVINITY.

Tho Rev. DIR. Carroll, of Brooklyn, and His
Cnusr.
The slanderous charges brought against Rev. DR..
J. Halstead Carroll, formerly pastor OF the Lee ave.
nue. Reformed church, Brooklyn, E. D., was tho
cause of the assembling OF the North Chassis OF
Long Island, yesterday, In the church edldce men,
toned. The Rev. Mr.. McKelvey, MODERATOR OF the
Chassis, presided and, after prayer, the Rev. DR..
Shepard OF the Judiciary Committee. submitted the
following report in relation to the OF DR.. Car
roll -
TO 71n REVEREND THE NORTH cIAssrs or Lone
The Judicial Committees, which. by resolution Of Classics
cordn. the requirements OF the constitution, against the
Has,ead Carroll ~ d. beg leave to report That they
find IN the case Of the rnmora relating to the moral
many oil the allegations who DO supposed available in
= trial, cannot DO lchcd bv Classic except by
CassIs shall determine to pursue this your commit
would advise the further prosecution the
All OF which Is respectfully submitted .,rr.nn
W. II. TEN EYGK.
J. N. BRtNkERHOFF. u
WILLIAM FERRIS.
After discussing some technicalities, In which
Brothers Porter. Zen Eyck, shepard and Alilgar
took part, the above report was adopted.
The ClaSss then took q recess. and on rcASscnl-
bling tho following resolutions were adopted with
out debaLe:-
Whereas the Committee Judicial Business havo failed
70 formulate charges against tue Rev. j. H. Carroll there
Resolved That the committee be discharged from the fur
thcr confederation o. the matter.
dsmmissed to tho South Chassis of Long Island, within
whose bounds he has received CALI and that
nissi with the usual Certificate signed by President OF
Clsssisy
The Chassis then adjourned
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A MORTGAGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IN this day. n o'clock,

Ny M. DOT UHT1, NucIIoncer.
This day, at iu@ o'clock, At the saesrooms ~ Nassau
"A general OF fine wood, walnut
and oak paro ,hamber, Dnins Room and Library suits,
Butes high an low bookcases par and claw Extension
Tables large Mirrors ssh Lounges ani Chairs, Carpets
Curici HAIR Wool and Straw Mattresses All Will be pc
remptofIy solL
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vo SALES AT AUCTION.
Lien n. MINER, AUCTTONEER.
N BY ALLEN b. MINER 4 BROTHER.
iate
HENRY II LEEIlS A MINER

testablished 1870.
WEDEESliA DECEMBER6
Mt 10,e O'clock, at salcsronms,
o. Chambers and ~ Rcade streets,
Orntee Household Furniture, removed Tor convenience
of sale.
Also,
OF fine French and Vienna Fancy Goods us received
coprsng Clocks, Porcelain Vases. bohemian Punch aud
Luueur Sets, Glove Hoxes Vienna Bron7es, de-, &c.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ".
1t 10X O'Clock, at the private residence OF
AUGUSTUS W1MPFTlEfMER, Esq,
o5l WEST FIFTY FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD
WAY AND EIGHTH AVENUE,
Handsome Household Furniture. made order ny Rae
cault Co. OF Paris, nearly hay ng been In
about year; rosewood rano, by Chckcrin:; Mante
Mirror. &C., &C. Details In time.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from I've
per cent currency 10 per cent gold Tor carry
ing the operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
were o. follows:-
Gold cleared. $50 1875 600
Cold balances. 24lS. $50
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 2675, 2O3
/ Az special meeting OF the Gold Exchange this
afternoon rule 20, fixing the lowest rate Of com.
mission at l-16th Of l per cent for purchases and
sales Of gold fog persons not members OF the Board
was repealed.
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VALUABLE DOCK PROPERTY AT
Y Fi.hkill, on the HUDSON.

The subscribers will offer tor sale, At public auction on
Wednesday, 9Wh inst. At A. NJ on the premises the Long
Wharf fshku ON The u SON. embracing the liver front
north TO the Hudson River Railroad depot, south about
twenty-five et, feet TO 1borns boundary king frontage
OF about two hrnred and sevenytwo 2) feet
with tue ter right ont 10 tho channel bank this prop
etv Il small hotel the depot; also hotel with barns
and other necessary outbnldDPs; lumber
yards. doing rohiae, trade and extensive and valuable
freghng business with ample storchouses the
the wharf where ,eses Of the largest class lay
etate OF the tdc; terms ct sale win be easy Maps
be at the oicc OF Charlce Caldwell. SURVEYOR at
Ntwburg and at J. =. Sco6cld SONS nj Fshx, on the
Hudson. or further psrc inquire of
WILLIAM s. YfRfLANCk,l
or JAMES MACkIN, Executors
e FishkiI, on tic hudson,
ri. DE WINr HOOK, j. r. DE Whit
dyO hroauway, New York.
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A uGUST MARTINS 4 Co. AUCTIONEERS.
IA $500 u worth OF

mhshi'Ceut IiOubsuou Furnlures
Pianoforlcs, Bronxes. Paintings, Drawing Room Suits
\ -. Public Auction
on THIS day Tuesday, at the elegant private residence 10
west Fifteenth street. Filth avenue at 10
O'clock Drawing Room Suits, Etageres Paintings, Mirrors,
bookcakr Books Carpets, scnicent rosewood Panoor
Music stand Tables Paintings by eminent artists Curtains
hronze Clock rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Wardroles Mattresses Extension Table. BuIet China Ware.
Linen Casters, Tureens. Savers, Spoons, Forks, Dim
emotory. Catalogues house. 4
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~ M2 ocock, At ta .sna street. about 2ou Trunks,
an uncalei Tor at Filth Avenue Hotel the packages will
opened Tor inspection at tine OF sale TN Wednesday Mar
ahas Of three OF Silk Dresses
other articles, by orcer Of NJ Nugen City Marshal these
sales are worthy OF attention.
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was dull and toward the close
little lower but steady. The noon call was slg-
nalized by the Introduction OF tho new five per
cents OF 1881, which will Lave place on the list
regularly in the future. The following were
tho closing street prices:-United States cur.
rency skies, ll3 lls4; DO. CO., 1881, reg
Etered. 1i3x ia; do d. coupon, l17k all7h;
do. hve-twenttes, registered, May and November
110X HOS; do. do, 1862 coupon. d0 IIoX llIJ(;
40. do. 1854 40. do, l10sf Ill; do do, 1885, do
do, lily Xix; do. do registered, January and
July, l0ok Ill; do. do, 1865 coupon, do,
113k 1l3X; do. do, 1867, do. do, 1l4L l14h; do
DO, 1855, do. do, 1145s l14k; do. fvcs OF 1881,
sunded, registered, lo9h l00X; do 40. do, cou-
pom. 109X 1ooX: do. ten.iortes. registered, 1oe,<
l0ox; do. DO, coupon I03x q ITO.
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG
the stock market was intensely duli. Everybody
was waiting Tor the Presidents Message and Score
fairy B0utwell's vcporl but when they q OF sum-
mary oil them late IN the day didn't do am TIM NO.
The Presidents endorsement OF the Postmaster
Generals suggestion 10 buy all the telegraph lines
and unite them 70 the Postal Department rendered
Western Union very strong. and encouraged large
buying by the "Wiiliam street party" VINO were
also taking Lake Shore. Both stocks advanced
about ~ per cent. The general market
was better to the extent OF 4 o Z per cent. The
Consolidation Coal Company have declared diyi.
dend OF per cent, payable December 20. Tho
highest and loves prices OF the leading stocks were
rs fOllows:-
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FINE ARTS.
BILLIARDS.

DOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. n OIL PAINTINGS:
IL to2ies by Mszoen. Apply at % Iars place.
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UCTION. AUCTION AUCTION.
n This TUESDAY, morning, Dec. g. AT 100 O'Clock,
over 49, NO W orh an over 5uD lots OF
magnificent Household Furniture, anoiore, Mirrors,
At the large brown stone nrst class manson
252 West Forty second street,
one block west OF Broadway, near Seventh avenue.
NICHOLS, Auctonetr will sell posvcy ram or shine,
all the contents OF the above hvey rssdence 70 the high
bidder, with Velvet Brus els Medallion Tar
lets; magnificent Parlor Suits, stes Marie An,onete,
Pompador and King William covered with satin brocstet
and ell rich Bronies Vases Stntsry Works OF Art
Paintings eminent artists Turkish sun In blue sin, tt
gcrcs sdcd and lad Tables bookcase rosewood aud wal
nut Chamber Suits style OF Louis Aiv. sofas, Chairs,
Lounges hair and fprrg Mattresses Bejpg Dining suits
In green Extension Table Buffet, cost 5000 China TIA
and Dnner Sets rosewood 7 octave f,anoorte stool an
C0vcr Music Cabinet, Crysnl Glass and siverwarr; SER
wants furniture. Parties desiring 20 attcai thus sae take
Silh, broadway, Seventh or Eight avenue Goods
packed mi delivered for pnrchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-05

BILLIARDS.
RiLLlARDs.-S1,otU REWARD WILL BIZ PAIp UPON
- the conviction of the who scuding
my customers tOrtlddin them using paeu Bevc let Ia
bis Csu and examine my stock before you buy the
didercut makers common cushions
w. IA. GRIFFITH n, 10 vesey street
cIEE AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE, EQUAL TO
Ylu!. the rest, at half price: paient composition
STATE beds, with Bats, Cues &c; &I65 10 $40.
AMERICAN billiard TABLE CO.. 100 Broadway