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axe Warning !!

TIlHE, v. X Il. Il. Il. COMPANY AXE
j anxious to take due precaution against nc
cidcnts and loss Of life resulting from running
Of their trains and they take this method OF
warnnn Parents and Guardians against the
dangers Attending the too common pfactiee "
Children playing about their Cars and iocoino-
tiycs. Those having in charge the business OF
the Company find it impossible to PERSUADE
boys who frequent the termlnl ana stopping
places of the road from climbing upon 'he car1
and engines, and they will feel themselves
Obliged to resort to more decided measures
these annoyances are continued. Recent acct
dents. which are wholly ascribable to the care
lesspess of persons jumping on and on the cars
whom in motion. should be warning enough IN
themselves. H. N. iIhAoN'
,.,f Superintendent
1al u =, = 80
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TaEATER.- house was fully a.
crowdcl lsst NiCht ay the evening before

TaEATER.-The house was fully a.
crowded Inst night as the evening before
to hear Miss Dargon and her star snp-
porters in the play of The Honey
moon. X. This piec., was exceedingly
weIl rendered, especially the parts tnken
by Miss Dareon rs ..Juiinna. and VIM.
Barry as 5sThe Mock Duke The
.'Rough Diamond was also we'll per-
formed, and both piece. were frequently
appIauded by the large and appreciativa
audience. Tonight ia Miss Dargon's
benefit when the great play Of "fsuy
Mannering, in which Aias D. viii take
the principal character. After which q
splendid farce, to conclude with Miss
Dargon's great recitation Of :. Tho
Charge of the Irish Brigade on Fonte-
nov" We predict full house.
JuD1c1ors GEssRos1r1.-The appro-
priation asked for the Orphans Home
BY the Directors was so 900 for the next
two years. Senator Phelau moved an
amendment which being adopted placed
the sum at 335, 900. He said he thought
such n worthy institution should be lib
orally supported and made independent
of benefits from concerts and carnivals.
THANks.-We are pleased to notice ana
acknowledge by request OF Mr.. Webb.
Superintendent of the Orphans Home.
u handsome sum of money realized from
the proceeds Of the skating carnival,
which sum was appropriately laid out.
yesterday, in library and miscellaneous
Juvenile books for the use OF the orphan
children.
The war below, III Chinatown, seems
to he rather suspended than ended. An
aristOcrat;c Celestial" came into town,
yesterday. and before going down stop
ned in ut Fox's to arm himself with
knife or pistol. Another iabbering hight
is looked for at an early day.
CoxUSDRUx.-A bill with the follow
ing title was introduced in the Lrgisla-
ture Yesterday: can Act to place in mo-
ton Of movement equities arising nnder
passes free in this State
ILL.-We learned with regret that Mr..
McGovern, journal Clerk of the Assem-
bly,, was lying extremely i'll last night
and was not expected to live till morning.
MEssRs Corbett & Roberts will please
accept thanks of grateful printers OF this
f - old
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MEssRs Corbett & Roberts will please
accept thanks Of grateful printers Of this
office for supply Of cigars. old Bourbon,
and rye tH -
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ILL.-We learned with regret that Mr..
McGovern, journal Clerk of the Assem-
bly,, was lying extremely i'll last night
and was not expected to live till morning.
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D1saaAcErUL -W Wednesday eyesailssss,
wnile the last scene and the most pa
rfetic Of the piece {Camille) was being
acted, and when Tie profoundest silence
should have been observed out OF respect
10 the audience and to the company who
we're doing admirably and exerting them
selves to the utmost to please, If not for
mere decency' sake, number of '.hood-
lums'' in the back part of the theater
burst out in coarse vulgar laugh shock
inc the audience and putting an imme-
,liate Temporary stop to the play. Miss
Darcon was forced to relinquish her role
at a point when q less practiced actress.
if disturbed, would have been crushed
with embarrassment, to talk to the vile
trash that had been graceless enough to
act in SO rude q manner. We advise the
usher to provide himself hereafter with
!, club. and if the like occurs again. to
haul the culprit, the first he sees, down
into the saloon below and beat him to
the full extent of his muscle. Such out
gaseous conduct should lie summary
punished and then the like would not
occur again very soon. The audience
are indignant and the next ''hoodlum'
who makes such a display Of hisvileness
may look out for a rough handling.
THE following is the roll of honor of
the Empire School, ending January 31st:
Henry Laurette. Sarah Ranclall, John
,rhomnson. Lizzie Ambrose, Martin Am
brosa. Alice Bryant, Arthur Morris,
Hannah Werner, John Murphy, Nettie
q Rosenberg. Frank Bryant, Katie
Jones. John Williamson, Anna Fruit,
Dixie Ranclall. Mary Fruit, Cornelius
Coffee. Ellen Peabody, Albert Werner,
Sarah Alcaraz, Eddy Temple. Hannah
Barrett, Allison Does, Alma Winn. john
Barrett and Jeremiah Barrett.
L. s. BRANCH M1Nr REpoFI The
Treasures; of the Carson Gay Branch
Mint, shipped by last nights train to
san Francisco. eighteen refined bars OF
odd and silver. worth together the su,n Of
260. 600. By this mornings train going
% Virginia City the Treasurer also ship
,,ed FIVE impaired bars Of gold and silver,
vortn S25. 155 93--going to the credit of
tbe Belcler mine OF Gold Hill. Nevada.
Material MEN-Certain sorts of the
oe,ys homo were thus designated by q
ooup!e of .ssemblymen in their course
of RECOMMENDATION, YESTERDAY Accord
ING Is their notions Of logic. therefore,
there must lie some men that are imma-
teria,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS return our
thanks for complimentary tickets to the
bau 70 he given by the Adelph' party
next Fr;lar evening at Mot..e & Parker :
H.,i
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CoxUNDIUM.-A bill with the follow
ing title was introduced in the Lrglsla-
ture Yesterday: can Act to place in mo-
ton Of movement equities arising nnde,
passes free in this State
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS return our
thanks for complimentary tickets 70 the
ball 10 he gwen by the Adeipm party
next Fri1av evening NJ Moore u faF'>ef :
Fl Il!
, 1873-12-13
TIE VIRGINiCS AFFAIR.


~ ~
Inc IouoNlH8 are JAe pfIncIpaJ points
OF lie case as reviewed bY Dr. Wooiaey
OF tLG Aa!e Co'Ie-e La" school, CONCERN
ing the capture OF the |Lr9InIus and the
treatment 81 hef passengers anj crew Ia
the II9hJ CT international law
Inc recent case OF the Vlr2lnius pre-
SCENTS itseIl to us under two aspects:
f"%-Ine SEIZURE OF me resso, was
irregular, or IS claimed to be.
SecoA1y-Ih2 croe. treatment OF the
persons, or Of some Of the parsoas, found
on board calls Tor or attention.
These two points haze 10 necessary
, 1873-12-13
BLICA

TT is hereby made known that the
undersigned Executors will until
further hold sessions in the dealing
of the late John Hinkson every first
Wednesday in each month at IL
o'clock noon at the house No, IL
Strand Gade in this town, the first
time on the 9TH Of January 1874.
Frederikstcd December 9Th 1878.
HUGH HINKSON.
WV. L. MOORE.
, 1873-12-13

EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY..
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Dec. 8, 1873
Cotton dun; good ordinary, lac. ordinary, 2}fc
Net receipts ESQ bales Exports cosstwse, s7. sales
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. g. 1873
-, Cotonapemand S fir msdal,ngs ee low middngs
bales; 'ss gross 1890 Exports e crcas Briian liz
Sales, 1900, iasi evening 5000 Stock, 49, a9i
Cotton irregular; middlings. l3c low middings,
eep S f bass iac Espors % & & Sales Ne, @
Stock, a2,na
cottonl quiet; middlngs, l47ac. Set receipts, 400.
bales aSportsnlo S Great Britain 1881 coastwise s2
& ss ssy sooa Srna9s & Se Tw Tssea
bales Exports coastwise 1887 Sales 1900 stock, 81 100
Spirits of urpentine firm at sc Rosin firm az 81 25
TOR strained 81 % for low M p p . tor pale Crude
= ar firm at 50 40.
Flour steady and unchanged sales Leo bbls 81 rs
for No spring So 20 ior amber winter s. % for white
l1sls At il sales Corn
Sensss Se 81 81 bushels ss a &c. srsy a y GanaSs s
private terms Corn 8 eS or boea d." and 8ns IS Tor
Sss aaans ssI' psr sis
kailroad M ireiyhtstlour to Philadelphia and Boston,
D5 Jake rail for the ao
do barley s 90 ks r @ n @
s; s;s =! S$s &
n
ter 60 u 20 Corn advanced; sales 1000 bushels No,
AT 6oc and 1000 do at 6o]c Oats steady sales 300
bushels No western ut on track Barley nomnal
Canada, 81 IS 81 50; Western 81 80 81 f0 tworowed
state, S 25 four rowed state 81 80 Rye held 80.
Barley malt steady; Canada 81 65 a 81 70; Western,
81 81 q 81 90 Other articles unchanged.
TOLEDO Dec g. 1873.
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat du ana declining;
amber Michigan, cash. 81 49, January 81 AZ; February.
81 ola No. red, 81 43h No. z 81 49, Corn dull and
declining; high mixed, cash. SIC. 53 January, 53c,
February, sc. new high mixed cash, s2c low mixed,
cash, sc new, sic. Oats dull and nominal Glover
seed; s. ~ asked, IS offered Dressed hogs, IS 05
ceipts loo bbls -four 6OO0 bushels wheat ana 5000
corn shipments, 5000 bushels wheat 5000 do and
l,000 do. oats.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8. 1873.
Flour quiet and weak extra spring 50 80 So 7
winter SIS 50 - Wheat firm anu fair demand; No.
spripg 81 IL 81 l01a No do 81 cash III Ub16 De-
cember 81 0S January, 81 U91e 81 10 February; No
do, 81 Ol 81 W; rejected Csc. Corn in fair demand
and lower, closing steady MOI mixed 45kc cash,
december 46c January. Oats firm and in fair demand;
No &c, 35c, cash; 35ac January rejected 32tsc.
No fall 81 So cash, December; No spring, 81 %
81 o. Pork opened dull but closed active and higher;
mess $lS 10 Sla cash $l4 10 February: prime mess,
Sl IS Lard steady at 7sc, cash 7sc February. Bulk
meats unchanged sales OF loose shoulders at a short
clear mlddes, 6Sc. short rib middcs, February &c.
Green meas nominally unchanged; shoulders, 4Lsc.
short rib middes 55sc sales OF 6 pound hams at 7lc
Whskey irm and in fair demand at Soc Dressed hogs
dui! At 81 70 81 So seeds steady clover, S5 S. N;
timotny-pemand iaiI and market hrn at 81 50 g So
Recepts-l4,uW bbs hour, 10000 bushels wheat 1900
do. corn $4,000 do oats 800 do and 600 do bar
lev. Shipments-l0000 bbs -four $1,000 bushels wheat
10000 do. IL ,OOU and 900
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
A MURDERBR'S CONFESSION.
The Effect OF . Threat Of stranSiing by
n Mon.

PITTsgURG, Pa Dec. q 1873
Samuel Beighty, the man who murdered ola
Joseph Kerr, the shoemaker, In New Texas, Frank.
lin township, on sunday night made confession
yesterday, stating that he had an accomplice
whose name he did not know, and whose acouant.
ance he made a few nights previous TO the murder
at a singing school,
Bcightly, who Is but q years OF age was In
the employ OF old Kerr, and on Friday last was
paid OF aud discharged He saw some money left
In the possession OF his employer, which he coveted
ana, to secure H. Determined to Kill the the Old man.
he sald that ms accomplice saw Mr.. Kerr in MS
shop, ana, creeping up behind him. dealt him
iearlui olow on tne mead with club, which felled
MN 10 the moor Belghtly then came up and takinp
shocmaker.s knlie that lay on the bench, cut tho
poor old souls throat from ear to ear.
Ihey then rined his pockets OF what money tNey
contained and departed. Beightly has returned
80 70, which Ne says was all the money he got a.
the other TOOK away the greater amount.
People take but little stock In this stOYy inas
much as II " believed that no other than himself
could have shared in the commission OF the dread.
ful deed. His bloody coat was found under The hed
OF the murdered man, ard all the evidence points
To MIN alone as the murderer.
While he was In Kerr's shop today, where no had
been taken To look en- his victim, rope was throws
about his neck ana the Inuriated people endeav
0red TO stranRe him. lie fell upon HIS Knees AND
begged plteousy for his lille, and there and thes
confessed the murder. He was rescued and cOn.
vcyed 10 Iaii at Grecnsburg, where he now ia.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNpoN, Dec. 3--l2 80 p. NJ
American securiucs-small sales unchanged prices
239P. M.-krie Railway shares, sss.. $3.50 I. M.-Ere
Railway shares. 49, do, preferred 5S1z. L. M.-Erie
Railway shares, 3S5s; do, preferred, SO.
PARIS BouRsE.-LoNDos Dec. $3.50 p. M..Paris de.
patches quote rentes at 5Jf. &C. Z. M.-French
rentes at bg.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKEr.-LIvFRPooI, Dec. 3--3 30
J. M.-Sales on the basis OF mddlmg upands, nothing
below good ordinary. shipped November, sgd do.
do, deliverable January and February at Si4d Sales
the basis Of middng uplands nothing below, good
ordinary, shipped December and January, at sgd do
do. shipped January and February, at s 7-i6d. The
market Is dull and easier; mddiing uplands, siad |;
middng Orleans. SID. 3D. Sales l200 bales includng
2OJ tor speculation and export OF the saies to-day
GOO bales were American.
LIyERrooL BRFiDsrUrrs MARxRr.-LrvrRrooI, Dec 5
5P. M.-Ihe market is quiet.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKEr.-LIvERPooI, Dec. s.
T. NJ Cheese, DIS Cd cvt for the best grades Of
American hne Bacon, AS. I'd. per cwt for new CumDcr
land cut.
LvERrooL PRoDrcE MARgEr-LivERPooL, Dec. D
Evening. g.-Common rosin, IS. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARkEr-LosDos, Dec. 3-Evening. -
Lnseed oil, ESQ, ESQ 3s per spirits turpentine,
Sls. Cd. per cwt
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

TIE FOREIGN MARKET
was quiet and securities closed steady as fol-
lows:-Consos for money, 92ls; consos Tor ac-
count, 923i a 90 7-l6; hve-twenty bonds OF 1865
todl e3h do. OF 1867, o7,s as71s ten-forty bonds,
914 92; new lives, 92 921s; Erie, 3s'4 a 80.
The Bank OF England gained s63,ooo. New York
Central is quoted at TN 771s. In Amsterdam
the following quotations were current:-Central
Pacific first mortgage bonds, s1A; Union Pacific
first mortgage bonds, 6sA; Union Pacific stock
2324; Northwestern preferred 81; St. Paul pre-
ierred, So; Erie shares, a..
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at % lor Phoenix, &c for Repub.
lie, III for Metropolitan and 1l9a@ 1l95s for Park.
The latest bids were as follows: New YORK, rs; ;
Manhattan, 1888; Merchants, 1l3; Mechanics, l21; (;
America, 140: Phoenix, e5 Greenwich, 200; Com.
merce no. Mercantile, 80: American Exchange,
l03; Bank OF the Republic, 95a; Bank of North
America, 20; Hanover, go; Irving, 100; Metropoi-
tan, l2o; Market no; Shoe and Leather 126; Corn
Exchange, rs; Continental 65; Importers and
Traders, 16o Fourth National, 100; Ninth National,
81; German American, So
TIE STOCK MAREEr
was strong and higher the advance ranging from
=. to AZ per cent. UNTIL towards the close, reac-
tion commenced, during which there was decline
OF u to per cent. The sharpest movement was
in Pacific Mail, which rose from S51 TO 3eI. West
ern Union, New York Central, Lake Shore, Union
Pacific, Northwest common, Wabash, ROCK Island
and Ohio and Mississippi Also more or less, parti-
cipated in the upward movement. Considerable
realizing is taking place, not a little OF
"washing" and very much OF the peculiar
manipulation incident 10 the locality In
short, il is but honest To confess 10
our country readers who may think 1t
an advantageous time to invest their money that
values are not what they seem. and prices are
made at the pleasure OF the cliques the moor OF
the stock Exchange. tbs this class who are cheny
amusing themselves at the present moment.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices OF the day.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

Totals; .:.................... 1857 so 2l7j
delivery asis low middng the sales have been as Iol
lows Last evening, alter three o'cocK-January 800
5c lo9 al 70 zis2c o at 70 Il,i6e February, 100
three & NJ December, zoo s2e At Is s-l6c 100
at Is I32c 100 at 70 l6c l0 at l5c., 200 Is Ice.
january. 100 AZ I5sc, 2o ut 10 e3lc 600 l5 96c.
e go a. s,ac m so as . SsSc lSSo at lss Sc5 Al
800 At I52c 200 ii is 1876 January, So at i5,sc
i se 100 a. Is o 300 al Is saa2c io1 at Il isiec a.
LOO at Is 232c 100 at lbc 100 at IS 2y32c March 100
OF l64c, 100 at 10 Sl6c., 100 at l64c. April, 100 az
l6 Sc. 500 at l67sc Total 1880 bales Grand total
lolows:Galyeson 26so bales; hew Orleans, 7I47; MO
bile, 1851 Savannah, I5y2 Charleston 273; Wilmington
242 Norfolk 2gt2 Baltimore, 27s; New York, 24s Bos-
ton 2!a Phiadelphia i6 Total; 1851 This dav last
ste am, 1lsc; BY sail, 11sc. To Hamburg by steam 5I
marks per 100 lbs equal 70 l4c by sal l1c To Bre.
mea ssa oy eam by sail ic Iy SAIL Hzc 10 LIVERPOOL by
CosrEE.-rhe market continued active and very firm
for all descriptions We note sales OF 222S bags, Red
bags, ex New England, at axe and 900 bags ex
Bazclira. at 2l4c. We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes
e s ns c do tar s &C. aas Extreme sanss aS ia2
government bass ne 2se. grass mats a7sso sa soe
2tsc q &c. Jamaica, 20c a 2ic 81. Domingo Igc. 4
l9ac; Porto Rico 2Uc. 23c Costa Rica, 2c 2Sc.;
Mexican 2lisc Zlsc; Savanilla 221sc. 24c Cura-
Flour AND LRArN.-Receipts-Flour 1886 pbIs wheat
$3.50 bushels; y,i00 do meal 720 bags oats
100 bushels barley, 6uO d.. The flour market ruled
prices The sales including portion last evening foot
up about u $40 bbls at prices within the range OF our
quotations Corn meal continued quiet and steady Lots
at the amount OF 200 bbls were placed embracng ali
Atndx tArn tAft WA fnfA
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, Dec. 3, 1873.
The wool m arket shows a firm feeling and prices
are well sustained with the gradual abatement the
monetary pressure There is less anxiety realize and
stocks known to be moderate for the season.
is decidedly strong 10 the The sales
Ohio ana Pennsylvania feeces have been 4Sc a 5lc
including medium extra, double extra and above: Wis
consin and Michigan heeces 45c. 47c.; good and
choice lots OF superhne and extra pulled 4Oc 5c
combing and deaine eeces SIC 55c Tor domestic and
a q spring.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
''v per cent bonds, Pa
rcl, courca rr@7z = 'rv,
cihc Railroad, IOs,. iio%. -
aorrrurRN srf-rrr r1,tae

SDNThEhN sAUklTlFss "A
Southern bonds were dun, and the changes
in prices unimportant. wequote.-M,ssourl skies,
e0k; do do, Hannibal End St Joseph issue, SIX !;
do do, Asylum or unfversty IS; Tennessee SKIES
old, 73sf; do. do, new, 73k; Virginia skies DID,
"a; do do, new, 40; DO. do, consolidated, 40; do.
do, deferred, 10; Georgia skies, 65; do. sevens.
new s5yNorth Carolina skies, old, AK North Car
olina, issued 70 North Carolina Railroad Company,
coupon, 30; DO. do. do ex coupon, IS; 90 special
tax, 9; South Carolina SKIES q; do. do, January
and July 9; Arkansas sevens, Little Rock and Fort
Smith Issue, II; do. do, Memphis and Little Rock.
n; do DO, Little Rock, p. Is. and New Orleans, IL
do do, Mississippi Ohio and RED River, II DO. do.
Arkansas Central Railroad, IS; Texas tens 1875, 50.
The counsel employed by the North Carolina
special tax bondholders TO prosecute their claims
telegrapned as follows: Especial tax bondhoders
have gained q victory. Bonds declared unconsti-
tutional; repeating acts declared constitutional.
Injunction refused only because no irreparable TN
jury has been sustained by plaintiffs VIII be IN
| doubteaIy granted on fnal hearng.'
RAILROAD BONDS.
Business in this department was wei sustained.
The following we're the bids as amended, according
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

remained qu,ct; quoleu extremes from eis SIS for
common 10 choice Cat meats moderate request
and irm sales reported OF IS Ierces OF Western
ssd sS nsRs 40 e svsfsso s a s % city pick
& boxes of bellies. IS lbs average, at &c., and
private Sr p'Asa IssSr %sss4a ss srags s
ward delivery We heard u sales Of 5o tierces SPOT
A. W nerSes to arTsye , tomorrow, q sac 2so erces
ior M 'r February at sac, closing at re I
5ss sSS mo- %, gs1d S$
hsgcss usSca ss early al Sc s'0'' ' "A' 'ns 00''
RIcK-In distrib- aps way trade was ''erces OF
prices ruling steady. The sales foot up - =. RAN
Carolina at 71.c Sic. extremes and = bags os----
sUGAI-Kaw sugar was onered sparingly holders an,
ticpatng higher prices. Fair 10 good rennns az
vsdo at sc 7s,c 20 hhds Of centrifugal at IS sl1 per
was only IN. moderate, request and n"' m.,a,,aiy 'sy
s"sse !sros q ssm@s N 49, - ss7a ii1
S to ssss. IS, ST. sFSSssy ss 's ssn4Sss r. SSf
@ hhds an boxes &c. sI4c moiasses 6ids and boxes
standard mar pssdS Sas g s e S
SC Jsc; do. 10 to 20 CSC. i0c; white 9Xc i0i{c
Porto kico-kefnng common TO prime. 61sc. 7ssc /;
grocery iar 70 shoice 7Aca SIC Brazil-Dutch stand
Nos lOto L, l4c sac. neutrality-suspicious. and extra
peror. 6ssc. a 7iAc.
srEARIsxThe market quiet but steady. Sales 100
tierccs OF prime Western at SC.
TALLow continued quiet but unchanged In prices We
note sales OF $1,000 lbs OF outside ut 74c., 1000
lbs OF prime do At z 5l6c
the improvement noticed yesterday sales $50 bbls all
NJ 9lc.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec. g. 1873.
Freghts-Per hogshead of sugar. IRON ports on the
north coast TO the United States 81 5 81 90 hogs
head Of nolasses $3a ss 80; to Falmouth and orders
55S Cos to Falmouth and orders, loading to Havana
AS I'D. SIS Cd. Exchange irregular; the United
states 90 days currency bS % premium short sight
gold, 50 ~ premium. On LONDON 1O2 a l05 premium.
Paris 7G "A premium.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
12;l5 to 2:I5 p. NJ.
1880 p. t1.-gefore Gail.

5000 Us $40. r, '67..... llais
2yU0 u SIS lO-zu, c.. ll0:s
5JJJ US 6's, eur. liu
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Active and Easier-Flour Dull
Wheat and Corn Lower-Oats Easier
Groceries Stroag-CoGeee Active-susnr
Firmer--Petroieun n Shade Easier--
Naval stores Firm--Frcights steady
whfsixey Eirm-Pork LoySer-LIrd Ea-
sier.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. SO P.yl
The merchandise markets were quite gev,erally
duu and heavy to-day, aD0 in numer.,ns cases
prices were lower. Cotton was in hU.ted demand
and heavy. At tho, Produce Exchange flour was
dun and heavy. Wheat, corn and oatswere lower,
though there was but little pressure to realize.
In wheat the better sorts experienced the
largest decline, though there were free sellers
OF all sorts. Barley was also dun and offered at
the last prices paid. Whiskey the turn dearer
with fair business. Pork was quiet and lower.
Lard was freely offered at concession and closed with
still downward tendency. Groceries very frm
with the coffee market active and sugar comparatively
quiet owing to the advanced views Of holders Petro-
leum the easier. Naval were quiet but
steady.
BuTrER-The demand has been firm. stock ample and
receipts liberal, quoted ioows:-state pas Orange
county fancy 40c- good choice, do 36c 3Sc poor
to fair, do, Csc Sc Pennsylvania selected pals
3Sc poor TO fair do 25c. Sc ohio, Western Reserve
and Michigan Factory, 2Sc SOC. for 2Sc. Tor
tair State selected 6rkins, S2c 3c. good to choice
do Soc SIC State dairy choice, 33c. 35c. good
a &c. fair SOC. Sic; halt nrkn tubs selected 30c
3Sc; choice SIC. Soc. Western rkn, good, &c 25c.
fine, 22c. a &c. fair 20c q 2lc.
CnEEsE.-The market has shown special activity
still the demand has been fair with prices ruling abou.
steady The quotations are Strictly choice ls1ac.
l33c. fine, lS1ac, good lSc: common 10 air lie
l1ac. state Farm dairy good 10 choice l2ac l3lac.
good, lie. l2lsc.; Western Factory, good 10
choice l2sc l3Ac.; fair 10 good, u1ac. izc com
mon 10 air s2c 0c skins, &C. &c. Tor lair and Sc
s.. for poor.
CoTroN the spot fairly active, with some sales
hc. per To- under our quotations. FUTURES moder
atey sought after, with prices 14c. ID. lower We
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS

Government bonds closed strong at the highest
prices OF The day. United states SKIES 1851, reg
istered, ia ll4h; DO do, coupon, Ilst4 llsls:
a.. 1862 registered, l1os 1lllS; do. do, nve-
1wentes, coupon, MS; do. do. 1864, registered,
iI2% DO do, 1865, do ll2 a li2k; do do, coupon,
III; 90. DO. new, ll6 li6js; do do. 1867, regis.
ered, il2A; do. do, coupon, ll7s. ll7k; do,
1865, registered. llls.; DO. coupon, 1iok; ten.
JoTtles. registered. los1; DO. coupon, 10, ayes,