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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-23
$1,000 Reward!

TWILL pay the above reward to any
i person who Will bring me a Hog with
the Cholera, and 1 fail to cure him in four
hours. Persons bringing a hog to get the
above reward must be careful not to heat
his blood. JAMES GOFF,
Jonesboro', Tenn.
feb. LIFT. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-17

A man out West, in describing the blow
Ing mp OF steamboat, the other day, said
bravest heart" We always thought tLat
it was the "bilers" that did the business.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-17

Some people act as if their newspaper
bills were like coffee, and would settle
Themselves by standing.
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/ - SEWING MAcRFwKs -
TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE c.
At THE WORLDS FAIR,
CONSTITUTED BIZ THE HOMES OF rar,prop,,
tl"1 REcxrvHp rHs 3
Sreat Award Of the Highest Sales,
-''e '''' al rivals far sehind them. which In du.
Z" tho SUPERIORITY OF THE srNesn
MACHINE over all o.hsr.,
4ae Returns Of tho Twenty.Ffys dia.,.,. s
machine cenpaniss. for the year ISL, shov tSs
Number Of Machines Sold to be Gin ,oa
W which the Singer sold IA, eeo
ShARLY oNE-THlRD OF THE TOTAL suxnrp
SOLD
80 Sn1oAa0 REL1kF COMMITTEES RRruHxs
.. show like result.
Out of 294l Machines F uruished exoz v
Singer Machines.
Ths Applicant in every case dss.ra..ed tn. ,,,.
Machine desred.
mere are now 100000 Singer SEWING
Machines in Daily Use.
MACHINE GUARANTEED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED.
Call and Examine, or Send for Circular
and Sample Of Work.
aAchiSE fWIeT of all coors and on all s.o ,pools
oSH CLARK JR. & CO.'S COTTON, on b,.o,
spools. 1t wholesale and retail.
WIN. E. COOPER q CO.,
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENTS,
o......... Canal Street 40
iyal zaIy New Orleans. 00
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EoPARTNRRsHIP.

Ihe undersigned have this day formed acopartnersb,
under the name and style Of BYRNES A. BttiJ far thr
PunrPosI1, OF conducting general WESTERN PE0DUCE
AMI FhoNLsloA BUSINESS at No rs Po,drss st
THOS BYkSES,
~ Oh, 49, w. II. BYRSES.
LScN OIieans october I. 1871.
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r IsNAECK HOTEL,
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA

PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
JOHN BAPTIST PFRFFERLE, Proprietor.
The attenton OF travellers - called 10 this srae com
modiouS aud eleCsnt Boarding HOUSE. which
opposite tbs Catholic Church and cOnveBIoat 20 the
hanToad Depot The Fare IL always OF tho best the
DySs u II 49, 'o-S
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-17

An work warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
All kinda Of Csterns maze TO order
and repaired.
oTderS promptly attended 10.
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c.... GALVESTON. Dee. III 1872.
Ssf ' ss4s sSSss sSs mi
stock, 's,i4o, -;s ~ 5,Ir.,. n.c i is7s
Cotton in good demand and price. advanced good or
VA s sss' s sass last s2sas sAgss
c.... ~. MOBILE, Dec IL ls7s
%ss sss arS ssGs aG1aalGS s
c cesswe ISIS o' Sales % stDSx EeSt Britain %
Cotton rm good ordinary se sw md RaG =
a1sss s'' s.iss sas: Exports to
co,+o, ,,,u,. &C CH1sIrsIos, Dec u 1872
S s 5sSsp s sa
ro,.. .. LouIsvIILn. Dec II, 1872
Tobacco active and very Arm for all grades. Sales IS
fol- So e spn and IS ss amber
@ % Spos w auS arm aSs
I sS's s @ e., uSss = s q s ss
Mllieed shipstnas So and MID MID
a Boston, 70 Ss@ &c. TO- s rns to
oa Lake III S
.s:: II:
ps :,
ssss y &C. ss;
ley malt easy; prime Winter Western, 81 is 81 20:
Canada 81 Is Provisions duh heavy mess SIS SIS 50
lard SIC SIC. dressed hogs active at S. Other
tices unchanged.
CHICAGO, Dec. II, 1872
Flour in fair demand and firm. Wheat dull and lower;
No Spring, 81 2o No 2spring 81 PA $ll3a 81 13H
Corn dun and lower; No: amixed, soSsc a SIc, spot
sns N aecfed 9 sm a ana sna es
No 63Ifc. Barley IN fair demand and advancedi No.
Fall, 62lac. Provisions quiet and unchanged Pork
81 rs spot Lard steady at 7sc Hams n pickle, slc
averages Other meats nemnaily npchanged; sales of
bulk shoulders, twenty days in salt at Sic Whiskey
bushels wheat, S2ooo DO corn, 1900 DO oats 5bOo do
bushels wheat 5000 do. corn, 1000 do. oats loo DO
har
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marfet for raw. either regards the demand or prices
r reno, at gsc Refined also auet but without
s1ass in nd fs from Tev q sarSs
s GOOD SsS SEE ' sraeer g'' a,s I d
iSscG , eSSn'rSsa hia aud boxes lcc ioc @oaS
iss, mus and boxes, &C. 94e; meado &c. &c.
~ az Dutch Standard Nos TO SIC. 94c
90 ~ ~, 10 ~ re loc do Is to IS o4c do 10
q l2ac. Porto Rico-Renning common 10 prime ec a
gac. grocery, fair TO choice 9c i0itc Brazii-Duch
Standard Nos TO ~ sac. 9sc. Java-Du,ch standard
NOS ~ 70 ~ y'sc iuc Mana-Supcror and extra supe
TALLow was in much better demand and the market
was firm sales were reported OF 100 hhds OF city
Sport az sac ~ dds Oh prime country at $50. and
ToBAcco-The general market continued quiet for all
descrintons excepting foreign, which quite good
demand at about previous prices We aies OF 100
crop, H. at 4Sc 60c. 100 cases New York do
private terms Ohio do, at l5c 100 hhds OF
Kentucky, at 9hc &c., and 500 bales Of Havana at 81
wmrsKEY Receipts 572 bbls. The market under mod
crate receipts and continued fair demand again
higher closing Arm at ic advance The sales were 2OO
WooI.-Alshough the general market has been quiet
consummated DIN small way at full prices The de-
mand almost entirely from manufacturers who pur
chased in small lots as their requirements demanded
rh S sales have been :-ooN lbs SUPER pulled ec
511c Co., 800 lbs fleece &c 10 900 lbs Texas, nc
5000 lbs, do S3c. 5000 lbs do 42tc; 10000 lbs Cape,
&c 1900 lbs, Monteyideo. adc 900 lbs unwashed
loo bags Fail P eaorna 2o
IAc Is bags DO 29c 80 bales extra pulled 55c GIG
10000 lbs Fall California, 1000 lbs. tubbed WOOL 1000
lbs domestic fleece bales super pulled bales secured
domestic and " bales OF domestic noils-a on private
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSDoS MosEY M.RKrTs;1 4, Dec. l715soP.M
Consols closed at 9l Ola for money AMI 97s tor the
account Erie Railway shares "a consols opened at
United states fvetweny bonds, 1865 old, 81 ls67s s2
PARIS BoURss.~PARls, bee. I7-3 P. M.-Rentes. ST.
Acc.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET.-LIvERPooI, Dec 17-5 80
P. M-The cotton market closed unchanged, The sales
of the day have been Is 900 bales including 5000 for
speculation and export business opened frmer r, Mid
lOd The total sales yesterday were 1900 bales SOC Of
which sold after the regular close Of the market
TRADE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dec. 1.-THE mar
ket yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet but firm
The shipments of cotton from Bombay TO the 10th ns
since the last report, have been 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTugFs MARKET-LIvEnP00r- Dec "
5P receipts OF corn for the past three days have
been q 500 quarters including 20 900 American The mar
ket y dull Wheat Us lis "a per GENITAL for red West
quarter Peas, $751; per quarter for Canadian; The re-
ceps of wheat this the three have
been IL 800 quarters including $4,000 American.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERPooL Dec. l7-2
p M.-Bacon, 3ss. per cwt for Cumberland cut. Beef
9s per fierce for new prime Bacon. 39s per cwt
for short rib middes.
;, LiyrarooL PRopucE MAn5ET.-LIyrRpooI. Dec. T-s
y. M.-Rehned petroleum, 1gisd a god. per gallon
LoypoN pRopucE c., MAEKET-LoSDos Dec I71Even.
cwt Spirits turpentne, as Cd per cwt
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HAVANA MARKET.
HAyANA Der IL 1870

sugar-Absence OF business for OF stock; quota.
tons nominal; the new crop is arriving Muscovado
arrobe sugar at Havana and MatanzasAstocS I'm in
warehouse, 600 boxes and 225 hhds receipts Of the
400 boxes and 1000 hhds, including $500 boxes
IN fair at SIS g per ew a
and firm. Flour trmer, but not quotably higher:
$25 80 auinta Lard, in kegs firm at SIG Isl in tins
sAas2. per SnintaL Potatoes armer at s57s. Tall9w
Onions frmer at So Sc So Coal oil tins, fair de-
mand. Naval stores steady Lumber firm. Empty hogs
heads active at 81. Cooperage scarce and wanted.
Freights irmer small craft In demand for the
Havana for The United States, 81 per hogshead
per hogshead Of from ports the north coast
the United States, 81 Is 81 50 per hogshead of mo-
asses do, SO 30 81 Exchange buoyan on the United
States a sixty days currency * s premium short
MUM; short sight, "a 24s premium; LONDON 81 a
34ia premium; ON Paris IL a III. premium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18
TIE FIFTH AVENUE FIRE.

The following additional testimony In regard to
the nre tnat recently occurred at the Filth Avenue
Hotel was taken yesterday before Fire MarshaI
Mcspedon James Mccormack being duly sworn.
stated-I am an officer OF the Twenty ninth pre-
cinct; was on post al time or fire 1t the Fifth
Avenue HOTEL my post was Twenty.second street,
from seventh to Fourth avenues l came up
Twcnty-second street nom Sixth avenue, and az
tbe corner OF Broadway met q young man. who
asked me II I had heard any screams, and told him
/ had not; ! stood on the east side Of Broad
way for few moments, and then ! heard
screams; saw o man running down on the wesR
side O, Broadway; crossed over and asked him
what was the matter, and he said the Fifth Avenues
Hotel was on FIRE; asked him II he was sure ARD
he said yes; then went 10 the alarm box opposite
the Glenham Hotel, and sent out the alarm; &
heard no cry OF nre after sending out the alarm;
remained at the alarm box until an engine came
along and told the oifcer where the nre was;
think an engine came in two or three minutess
then went up to Twenty-tnrd street.
and called the officer on that post h9
came to me from the direction OF sixth avenue; I
then went to the front door OF the hotel ana re-
NAMED there until the reserve came; think u
was about fifteen minutes past eleven wnen sens
the alarm; ! should think IL was about nve m'n-
utes rom the time the young man asked uie apous
the screams until sent out the alarm.
The case, far as the Fire Marshai IS cohcerncus
Ia for the present closed. but IL VIII DC 0pcne0
again hv the Coroner t0'uai'
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P NJ.


Cotton Unsettled; Receipts Mt the Ports,
25,ss0 Bales-Flour Dull-Wheat and
Corn Unchanged-Oats Easier-Groce.
ries Quiet-Pork and Lard Steady-Pe.
troleum Nominal-Spirits and Rosin
Dearer-East India Goods Quiet-Cop-
per Firmer-Wool Firm-Whiskey
Higher.
TUESDAY, Dec. I'D p. NJ.
While the general stock movement continued
emphaticaliy slow there was some little increase
In certain departments. which resulted In larger
sales Of number Of commodities at full prices.
Dulness constituted the chiefest feature in trade
circles, however while, rule, there was less Of
buoyancy and nrmness, even when there was no
positive decline, which was the case In several
Instances. The lower ruling OF the gold premium
was the occasion OF some depression, but the ap-
Proclamation OF the holiday season affords the
best solution OF the existing quietude In
most departments OF trade. Cotton was quieter
to-day, though there was not much change In
quotations. on Change -four was dull and heavy,
but In the absence OF any export demand, there
was no inducement for reducing prices, and quota
tons were therefore nominay the same. Wheat
was exceeding dull, and the scarcity OF freight
room prevented sales to any extent. There was
almost no demand for corn, which remained about
the same, with very light sales. The improved
movement In whskey continued, and prices
further advanced, holders asking 81 per gallon at
the closing. The provisions trade remained en-
phatcally dull. and prices for most articles were
merely nominal The same quietness continued IN
the grocery market, but there was no change
noticeable to values Petroleum remained dull and
entirely nominal Naval stores were decidedly better
under less liberal offerings and more demand. Metals
were generally quiet but copper sold to considerable
amount OF advanced prices East India goods wore
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HERALD WEDNESDAY, 8 872-TRIPLE sHEEn

declined to 56k, and MissOurs, after rally to o5,
were offered at 94K. The new South Carolinas were
unsettled, rising to 24zs and receding to FAX. The
following were the closing quotations
ex coupon, TOY so do, new, 79az Sok Virginia,
ex coupon as SO; do, registered stock old,
81 a AZ: do, skies, consolidated bonds SO
a b6l.: do. skies, deferred scrip l5k 15s4 I;
Georgia sixes 10 q IS; do. sevens, So 90; North
Carolina, ex coupon, "a a 81 do. to North Carolina
Railroad, 81 a GO; do. funding. 1866, 81 80; do.
do, 1863 rs IS; do, new, 20 rs ao., special tax
Is Is; Missouri skies. o. Q 94h; do, Hannibal
and st. Joseph. 90 q %; Louisiana SKIES SO IS;
do, new, so So; do levee skies, so S.; do, do
eights 60 70; do, do. Fights. 1875 90 . 10; Ala
bama nves, IS 90; do. Fights, rs q 81; South
Carolina SKIES so q SIS: do, new January and July
2ih IS; do, do, April and october, 20 q 81;
Arkansas SKIES, funded, 4s so.
GOLD LowER-ll2I A l11K.
The gold market opened weak, and within the
first hour OF business the price went down from
1924 to 1l1z the decline being helped by the
Custom House report OF an export Of nearly six
millions OF domestic produce from this port the
past week. This announcement supervening the
sales OF sterling already referred to In the para
graph on the subject OF foreign exchange would
have had more effect had not the market been
alarmed by rumors Of an intended "squeezeo OF
cash gold, for the use Of which tomorrow the
''shorts" paid as high 1882 this afternoon. AS 1t
was this apprehension caused
A REACTION TO 112,
which price was bid to the close OF business. Tho
Sub-Treasury paid out $4,000, on account Of
interest, and 81, 500 on account OF redeemed fve-
twenties. The course Of the market is shown in
the table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

Letter from Secretary Fish-Thc Italian
Emigrants Not Banditti-vVhat Is Be~
Ing Done with Them.
The Commissioners of Emigration met yesterday
President O'Gorman in the chair. The Finance
Committee were empowered to convert $4,000 Of
revenue bonds to pay claim Of the Broadway
Bank.
The following letter from the Secretary Of State
was read and fled
~ DEPARTMENT. OF STATE.
To Messrs GEoReE j. FoRREsT sIcIsMuSp KAurMANs and
of Emigration New York - ' -
GrNrIEaEsYour letter the 10th inst relative to tho
Italian smigrants has been received In reply have 70
the distress which may have been oceasoned to thosc
Which
Ry nS ossu the a
be instructed 70 adopt such measures as may best ba
desmed Necessary to
that thse he Mnr here a hm hroh Sss
medium, communicated with his government for SINH
lar purpose al" your aaSfnrSN Fish,
President O'CoRMAN stated that as far as the
commission could ascertain the Italian emigrants
recently arrived are honest, hardworking people,
who are and willing TO earn honest livelt-
hoods There are ne said $50 viii On g %ars
Virginia, where employment has been found
for them, nifty are stll in Castle Garden.
burg, Penn, to places awaiting them, and twenty
five are employed in wood chopping at Barnum-
yllle VT. A letter from their employers at Bar
nurnvle speaks In earnest terms OF their good con-
duct.
Mr.. LYNCH stated that an impression had
gone abroad that the resident Italians had dOnd
nothing for them. He was pleased to say that one
gentleman, Mr. F. 7. Fable, had volunteered
TO defray the expense OF transporting those who
lars. The Italian Consul and others had also renS
dered them important assistance.
DR.. Haeck was appointed physician In Wards
Island Lunatic Asylum at a salary OF 81, 900 peR
year, and ordered to report upon its condition,
raised to &2.OUO
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GOVERNMENTS LOWER.

The government list was lower for the gold
bonds, in sympathy with the decline in gold and
steady for the currency skies. Considering the
tivity Of money the tone Of the market was frm
the changes referred to being the result of the gold
decline only. The proposition to permit free bank
ing on the basis Of per cent bonds makes the
new fves strong. The following were the closing
quotations :-United States currency skies, 1i2x .
1921; do. SKIES, 1881, registered, 113N ia;
do. do. coupon, 1177s 117X; do. fve-twenties,
registered, May and November. 1l2x . 112T; do.
do, 1862, coupon do, 1929 a 112I; do. do, 1884,
do. do, 1925 112H; do. do, 1856, do. do, 113
1884,; do. do, 1867, registered, January and July,
ll2I l12% do do, 1866, coupon, do, 115H 1157s;
do. do, 1867, do. do, 1861 1861; do. do, 1868,
do. do l1s 116i4; do. ten-forties, registered,
1904 1o9k; do. do, coupon, 1o9,4 1927; do.
hves Of 1884, registered, Ill III u; do. d. coupon,
Ill 1llk
STOCKS UNSETTLED AND STRONG.
The stock market was alternately strong and
weak, but with few exceptions. retained enough
Gifts spasmodic improvement to close at an ad-
vance upon the opening prices. The activity and
rise in New York Central were hailed as signal
Of the popular inquiry for stocks which takes hold
OF the market periodically and was the occasion Of
good deal OF buying on the part Of conservative
operators and dealers despite the stringency Of
the money market. 1t was feared by good many
that Lake Shore would ''pass the dividend for the
current half year, but assurances to the contrary
within few days past have induced q recovery In
the stock to 95 About the best prices of to-day
were made between noon and the close Of the Sec
ond call, or before the scarcity Of money was made
known so positively. The stringency at half-past
two O'Clock occasioned reaction OF hardly more
than u y per cent, the market improving SUBJ
sequently to the extent Of x q q per cent.
THE MOST ACTIVE FEATURE
was Pacific Mail which opened at 70, and after ad
vanclng to 1874, declined to 76H, its closing weak
ness being attributed to the announcement that
the Board of Directors would hold their regular
meeting tomorrow, at which would be submitted
proposition to create mortgage OF $4,000, 900 on
the property OF the company Tor the purpose Of
raising means to build new steamers in place Of
those recently lost. western Union Telegraph fell
of to 791z 794 on the report possibly, that the
Congressional committee would this evening dis
cuss the measures before 1t on the subject OF o
postal telegraph system. wabash at 1875 and Ohios
at 47ss were conspicuous among the stronger fea.
lures Of the day, while Erie at So 5S1 kept pace
with the advance in London. The Northwestern
stocks were neglected and Rock Island was quiet
and frm.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
fay tal.Io
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N.v4L sIoars.Thc market for spirits iSTpenne was
s s b at @ g bb
and Is bsls At sss closing At the higher price Kosn
VIII s bid for strained while holders We're nana
n DO n S ana p OS o Of
and pitch nominaly unchanged from former quota
oILs.-Ihe general market has been aue. since our
OIL We quote Lnseei, voc n casks, and Ole, II Sls
ds
&C. 81 ;ssssS ss Tor choice
'rPmR GSanss he of
opinion was manifested and consequently there
win
@ q ms r d ws a az Gases
ws5s ~, nSmnsy a.a, nS'ea AZ @
city, marx ,H and
Ssa as he PGsE ma ns
ketwa in exactly che same condition as the New York
sfasss %ss I ss
q 90 S 81 s
Tie sales - boxes city long for prompt de-
short clear for January and February, a, c. Dressed
ss ,si. e., I,s . 4.
sss s. Tor Do ipais DE- bs sales we're about
tent &c 3 ss 81 o che du A%s sa S hs
rally qniet but steady at Re for smoked hams &C.
ss s. sSsSa'ssE; s &. Iis sss
S S. sales sns sasy s iSs rsi sus
o boxes aLy sssd hams for January 81 S and i9
for Western Was QUIET Sa, about steady q, re Sales
e e sS Sase al CIV lard Sold 20 S
e1;en. Of 100 ercss a. 7,e ,n.,,o..
ar s s St sefee. seuiS Saioas a, ss 20
sSs.s@fSsrs has been no percepuDle change in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NoTICR-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS Dh1
~ formed copartncrship under the 6rm name Of
Crommelin Davis for the Transaction 4 c0mmiS3i0u
business in stocks, bonds. &c. at No. Wall street
X. o, tiROMMELIN
Nsw YORK. Dec. H. 1872 JAS. wiiYTE DAVIS
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
fiat to per cent for borrowing. The operations Of
the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared. $26 sos 900
Cold balances. Observation-Disclosures. l,14824O
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1,260333
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The quotations based cotton In store, running in
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR ANpGRAIN-Rcceipts-Flou TO- 263 bills wheat,
CO. bushels; y 800 do meal 100 bbls. and
4ll5 bags oats 25 625 bushels barley 1850 do rye 35
do The flour market ruled dull but there was no pres
sell, and prices nomnally the same. The
sales were about IL 800 bbls including all kinds Corn
me al was quiet 200 bbs sold within the range of So 30
So so Western yellow and IS ~ - ~ for do. white
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Wheat was dun and heavy but there pressure to
The sa a We're ABOUT BUSHES o IN ot at
81 i3 81 45 Tor interior Spring 81 81 81 80 for No
No. do, s. d for Wife Michigan and 81 50 for am
c o for Viii NO buyers ant
oas we're quiet and easier The sales
9ny abou, q bushels At a7S s7c for new black
white weSrn and soc for new ris white ohio old Nest
Sales 1900 bushels Canals at 81 Is Rye nominal at
FRKIchrs.~Berth freighs were stin quiet, owing
wholly TO the scarcity otr9om Rates remained without
n sf In T @
smaS T for vessels Gr S anq
1850 bushels grain at Sd 400 boxes bacon COS and BY
bales e bags sosSn q AND
Ous bs GRAIN S1 I hs 70 s
austrian baI 45otons to Antwerp ia cargo provsions
on private British bark hence direct Con-
snip Ii7l tons LiyeTpoc general cargo Current
rates. Norwegian a bark Ieien hence TO direct Con-
american brig hence 70 Spanish Iert 1909 cases and
CUISINES general market has been quiet but very
SS .s' g oTss' sGss 1 W
s s 1sr bass Pns months East
p ans SG AND JsTsFor hemp remained duh
quoted Al I,c sod. has also been nesIee ted, but
ssy ar nss os ae e ee Of dus ' 81 se
Sales 900 bales at 2Sc currency and 1900 bales on
HAY AMP sTa4wTne receipts since our last have been
much lighter but the stock w fair and the
.51Iw s' a"s lse S do e s os G 81
Hcrs1The market remained very buoyant, but bust.
asss es' Of Ssr arrivals We growh Of
and SEC @ &C sa aay
acter There was nothing doing except ia j9o'ng way
65c. We quote
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THE DANISH INUNDATION.

Mr.. Christensen the Consul OF Denmark, &C.
knowledges the receipt Of the following furthce
contributions for the benefit OF the sufferers by tho
above calamitv:-
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ST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest
pricaa m tho priucinal efocks durins- tho dav.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, Dec. 17-1Os15 A. NJ.

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