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The New York herald., 1874-12-21

: CLOSING PRICEs-THREE O'CLOCK p. N. SATURDAY
Pacific Mail, 367s q 81; Western Union Tele-
graph, SIX 50; Quicksilver, 33H q "a; do. pre-
ferred, - As; Adams Express, 1l8 lit
American Express, 62 q 62A; United States Elk.
press. c3 o 63H; Wels-Fargo Express, 82h o SO
Chicago and Alton, 104 1857 Pittsburg, ssH q
ssK Chicago and Northwestern, 43h 43x; do.
preferred 80 59k; Chicago and Rock Island,
looX 10ox; Milwaukee and st. Paul, SO o 38k ;
do. preferred. 55X 56 c., G. and ]. c., OK OK
Delaware, Lackawanna and western, 1857 q l0SH
Erie, 27h FIX; Hannibal and st. Joseph, PAX
a rs; Lake shore, 7sH q 7sh; New York and
Harlem, la1 1872; New,York Central and Hud-
son River, loox lOo7t; New Jersey Central, lo7x
losk; Ohio and Mississippi, 80 q S0h; Panama,
1i4s< ilSx; Toledo and Wabash, 225s q %; Union
PACING. "a 34k. W v8
THE MONEY MARKET.
Beyond o hardening tendency as the result OF
the recent outflow OF currency from this point,
and the reduction In the legal reserve OF the
banks. there were no important changes In this
department. Money was more active and the
rates on call loans advanced from to per cent
the bulk Of the business being done at the
intermediate figure. Governments bond de
were supplied at and per cent Commercial
paper Is nrmer, and more carefully scrutinlzed
than usual Double named dry goods paper has
been taken at a TX per cent for short dates and
7as per cent for long dates; and single named at
6k 7 per cent Tor short ana q 10 per cent for
long dates. Miscellaneous dry goods paper, which
Goes not rank either as prime or good has been
discounted at IL toll per cent Grocery paper
passes ct So per cent for double named and OK
per cent for single named, that Is Of the better
class OF names; other grocery paper is raken at
10 ls DER cent The nominal rates Of exchange
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvANA, Dec. 19. 1874
Sugar nominal; stock in warehouse al Havana and
Matanzas 80 900 boxes and 1900 hhda receipts the
week. 2ooo boxes and 5gs hhas' exports during the
and all the hogsheads 70 the United staes Moasses
nominal Bacon, S3s $40 per cwt Lard ID kegs $A
S2s $50 per aninta onions sS 50 81 per Dbl Naval
stores IN iair demand Coal oil In tins
6A reals per gallon empty hogshesds, IS "a Lum.
e%erwhite PINE sbsd 20. w per pitch pine ss ss
Per boz Of sugar loading at Havana for the United
States 75c. per hogshead of ports the
north coast for United States 81 Spanish gold, 29 22O
American rs a 226 Exchange active; on the United
a premium.
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NEW YORK CITY.

lighted Kerosene lamp fell and its contents
were thrown over Kate Fitzpatrick In her apart
ment In No. 4s Crosby early yesterday morn.
Ing She was painfully burned on the arms and
legs She Is now IN Bellevue Hospital.
A grand sacred concert was given last evening
in ST. Vincent Ferrer's church. corner Lexington
avenue and Sixty-sixth street, on the occasion OF
the opening OF the new organ. Messrs. Pearce
warren, ScnmetZ and Carter performed on the
new instrument, and were assisted by double
quartet and chorus oil efficient artists.
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CHR1sT's COMING.
lcoNT1NUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

are striving TO be helpers to the community at
large. NE tninK much OF those who need capital
and very fyrle of those who see their capital i'm
perilied. Let us see to 1t that I'VE owen these
props or society nothing. The feeling which per-
are Withholding what Is Que is the saddest
feature OF the times. princely merchant lately
had dropped out; once when men failed they paid
All they could now tnelr M object Isl. Is 20 clutch and
keep ali.n This state OF fhings Is simply appalling.
the revival OF honesty and integrity may take
place. owe no man anything but love. Let fidelity
trusted and there Will be universal prosperity.
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KILLED BY A RAIL CAR.

Coroner woltman was yesterday carled 20 the
PARK Hospital to hold an inquest on the body OF
Edward Thornton, o seaman, late OF No. 5le East
Fourteenth street, who was killed by being
crushed between an avenue car and car OF the
Third avenue line, on saturday evening. In Chat
ham street, near Duane.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

HERDER-BUTLER.--In Brooklyn, as the residence
OF the BRIDES parents, on Thursday. December IL,
1874, by toe Rev. J. W. Sares, d. d., assisted by
the Rev. Hiram Hutchings, PETER HERDER, OF New
York. to LoTTIE NJ, eldest daughter OF Edwin
Butter, OF BrooKlyn. No cards.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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Included in the above are rs bales TO arrive. For
q ,od stssr ,wo hJanuary no .:
Il Is $40, 1000 at An 1l0l AZ IA x2p LOO Al s l6o,;
March, I00 At Y l3i6c 100 st l5tc 100 q y N6c 100
?oo Site, 100 at Is 2c may 600 Ct lstc- SO st
Is xc., 100 at i6c July. 100 at l6ke. 80 at 10 Sl6o
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ucpooLSS.. o4tou@iUVV Oo,0SOooV
Exc's OF re-
serve ably
quirements s,oS71oO z624.25o Dec. II, ,4so, $50
The extremes OF the week were Ill u ana INK,
the close being made at 1llK. But for the poverty
OF spectators in this "commodlty'' the large ship
ments OF coin that have recently been made would
have been seized upon as q cause for bull cam.
paign. This continued drain must eventually tell
upon the commerce Of the country for 1t is pro-
cess OF spending more than we earn, of depicting
ourselves to pay for our exlravagance, and OF
settling accounts IN specie that ought, under
bealthul conditions, to be cancelled by our trade
in the great staples. 1t ia significant fact that
the total exports OF specie since January are
$5s,ssl,4 ,4es. against $47,l4s,057 last year, and
$eS, S,570,0Oe in 1872. This shows an increase Of
nearly ST. 100000 against us this year, which may
be safely set down to the damage our credit has
suffered abroad from the failure Of Congress TO
even initiate any measure looking TO specie re-
sumption.
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
The foreign commerce Of the port for the week
was as follows General merchandise imports,
including dry goods $6,7l1,774; produce exports,
se,54l,sls, and specie exports $2,s49,ss5. The
total merchandise imports including dry goods
since January J. this year. are $377, $780, against
227 last year, and $414 $50 in 1872 The
total exports OF produce since January / are
$275, 5,s63,773, against $751; 725O24 last year, and
$225, 500, ,O47 In 1872.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These were active on an advance OF from to
IL per cent, and have been purchased by banks,
insurance companies and permanent investors.
1t Is estimated that fully SO, OO0o 600 have recently
been sold here on foreign account In consequence
OF the better prices that are paid on this side-a
fact that may have more or less bearing on our
export Of gold. Closing prices OF securities In
London have been as iollows:-
Dec. 4. Dec. II. Dec. IS.
Q. 8. 6's, 5-2o's, 1855, old. ...1oex 1861 1867
U. ). 6's, 5-2O's, l867...... 109A 109K 106X
U. =. 5's, l0-40's ..14x 1O4A lO4
New Ss.... .1O3 l03 l03
SOUTHERN BONDS.
The principal activity In these has been expe-
rienced In Tennessees and Missouris, the former
advancing on the announcement that interest
would be paid on the lst prox. Georgias and
Alabamas were also drm Several OF the Southern
States are now engaged In the adjustment OF their
respective public debts, and when concluded
these securities may once more become attractive
to investors
RAILROAD BONDS
have been IN good demand, and prices, especially
OF the older issues, were well maintained. Our
daily reports have Indicated the changes. After
the disbursement OF the January dividends, when
large amount Of surplus capital will be thrown
upon the market, 1t is believed that investors will
more largely seek this favorte class OF securities
and thus give them additional strength.
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. Dec. 10, 1874
The market for printing cloths during the week has
been quiet with better business Prices settled
down to SIC. 6Ac., for standard and extra. G4x6i.
sales for the week, l6, go pieces
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

Corn meal puncheons. ........... ........22 20 =
nasss w s3F
@ ss SHs'sa g ss
sIGSs$ 8
and Nhs %ssS
o Hse s wss Sss Sc s @ WAS ss
nominally unchanged. Corn was very quiet notwth;
SaSns Ssh eas o d s,Srs s 3 %
na sGat n. a. &c a. sa new mixed and yellow ssc e 9s &
sdSss ana sss g. e! white so sac sSep aaiss
9s @ @
s disposition operate asS below the
sSos; y% Ct closed for grain were
Is idSSsaIpssi y Steam sSoS eSsSss sasia
standard % SasSsl sSd si% Sy SAIL SAIL
SSi o Srn IN E Hsvp 1srS v s .s = d aa
sse =. hi Per & me only saa,sGs Ss heard q
% saas an
knsdo M % 10 r % the aa IN
ns with only small grocery grades Offering The move
esssss e ss sss % %ssS sfas = @ saGss
Siaysd @ srsrc SIC S2 iGc DO Ps @ @renns Sc &C.
sh Islands, 4Oc. 6Oc. New Orleans 55c. CSC.
NAVAL sroREs.The market for spirits Of turpentne
posa % under ap % s ss a. @ for a
order, closing arm ss that price. The market ior
Sesra 10 i sae sn bis
:ea IL
arse for refined remained mac
tive but very firm, holders generally demanding fur.
amer n also f Ss at
q ~ss sna nasas nseh
@ as a a %
NJ 6Isst Ss!s q sssrsy aqss but Arm
cute sse fs1Esrs oc 'HSss ss At Tniisd ssa
Provisions slfork, ls4s bps beef 2ss pack.
ana wsst ard rs ps
beet sseA packages; cut meats 2ao do lard. l27s6
Sss 5 ss' ss
q S S Sa m ns ss p9 to
Of 100 boxes city long clear at loc lic and $50 boxes
=
but
the amount OF 50 packages were placed e figures
S''s1 ess;ss sns
Se psdn s pn an
G sss Sss hams but
sa sd sP ss sqass
sa%; 5bs
sSs @
sa see nSSS % Il rs spot ~
IS isAc and 500 DO. sellers option six months
ats 7lsc City was quiet sales 80 tercss at lsasc.
sUGAR.-The market for grades continues dull and
8
sad GO @ ana
grades at nc. Refined was quiet and unchanged.
Cuba-Renning inferior common SIC. 7c. do lair
to good fair, TIC. Sc do. good to prime 8Ec SIC;
grocery, lair 70 good c. skc; prime to choice SIC.
SAC. centrifugal hhds and boxes. Nos. 70 Is SIC
sac; molasses hhds and boxes 6Ac. a 7Ac; melado,
41sc SIC. clayed boxes Lutch standard. Nos to
5ssc. re do 70 g u &c. as1sc do. u to rs SIC.
iOjzc.; white. 9hc. i0c. Porto Rco-Rennins, com
a sSSc Braz-butch Standard, Nos to IL 73sc 4 7Mc
nila-superior. and extra superior, 75Sc., re. Re
lO4sc,; granuated. l0Ac. l0Ac.
KlcE.-i he jobbing demand was moderate for both
domestic and foreign and values ruled steady Sales 80
at figures within our quoted range as follows
q &C. for prime and SIC q SIC Tor choice; Louisiana
TIC &c. Patna 7c- q TIC, and Rangoon 64c. 6Ac
per ID.
lbs Of city and 5O erces OF Western, on private terms
quoted at l5c.
TALLow met with moderate inquiry and ruled nrm
We heard of sales OF rs hhds of city at l3l6c eztc
and about lbs Of OUT OF town stock within the
range.
wnIskxr;.Reeetpts 4sl bbls. making total for the
week of A22l bbl& The market was quiet but steady
sales 10 bbls at 81 Ok per gallon.
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MONDAY SUPPLEMENT-

nave remained during the last two weeks at 4s5K
<o01 but actual business has been done on the
basis OF asa 4s4K for good bankers sixty days.
sterling, and 4.s4H 4s4H for prime. Demand
for sterling was steady at 4s9k a 400 for actual
TRANSACTIONS.
THE BANK sTATEnENT.
The bank statement shows reduction In total
reserve OF s2137.soo. and reduction in liabilities
OF So 100000. The banks now hold In lawful money
$7,e24,25o above the legal requirement. against
$s0sz,l 100 80 held last week. The following ID .
comparison OF the averages OF the past two
weeks
Dec. IL. Dec. 10. Differences.
Loans $2S4 903 800 $2s5, 409 500 Inc $500, 500
Specie. l4.21S,S00 13,6l9,5O0 Dec. 699, 800
Legal tends 4s,47o. 300 47,ssl7oo Dec. l,58s,eoO
Deposits. 21s40S, 900 215,707s00 Dec. l,224, 100
Circulation. 1904. 800 M73l. 600 Dec. 72,700
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total liabilities:-
Dec. IL. Dec. l9 Differences.
Specie. $14, 500 s136l9, 500 Dec.. $500 800
Legal tends 4o.47o,3oo 47s31.7oO Dec. .l5as, 600
Tot sea- 100 $6l,5 200 Dec. So 49, 900
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WEEK.

HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices oil the day -
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Ss. ssss closing
August, I5 7.isc i6i6c Market strong To-day up to
@ s4s PssTaa4s T. S !, sssy ., &C.
i: Slsc 200 iisso;; $a9 a iSssS; 90 At
900 at 4 l6c March, 100 at IA i3l6c S4oo At n 100
J. = m 100 4, < Sssc 2o a, az u = sc At
Z J SIG a sai o - - q s;:; e 4 4
Grand total, 610 bales Receipts at the various ports
SsEe s ss ;, 1909 bales; New orlssSs
ySrk ySI t!o Boston 0 Pnssadslpha ISL Toss ssS So
Rates on cotton were quoted thas,NS Hssre BY stsam
Ec to Bremen by steam lc.; by SAIL c., compressed;
CorrEk~The market for Rio and santos ruled quite
nrm with more disposition on me par, Of buyers 70
the Hannibal at lsc gold and 205 bags Santos by the
Shepherd also a. 49, gold and a92 bags Rio ex steamer
fsss S prime as !s sG s sSs range sG @ of lots
mats ;ssa % srs i Ma1assbo I aG sFsSs
l9c,. Laguayra lSc. l9c.; Jamaica, l7c lsfc, 81
PompgS P,. 1g idc az l1c foro Rice Te lss Costa
l7c l9c savanilla. i6c l9ci Curacao. l6c lsc-.
FLOUR AM AND 5s4l bb wheat
$500 bushels; corn 70 500 do corn meal 800 bags oats
mis- date .,Flour. A7S bols wheat i2s sov bushels;
oats S36D bushels, barley 1000 do rye $50. The
market for all kinds OF -four duh, but quotably
changed sales Of Il 200 M sos nciIdne soo0 ibis ship
quoied prices Rye -four was quiet and unchanged.
Corn meal was in fair demand and sold to the extent
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My AND COUNTY TREASURY
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l. 1874.
PARK IMPROVEMENT BONDS
OF the
City and County OF san Francisco

City and County Treasurer of San Francisco until
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1874
at u O'Clock noon,
Tor the purchase OF u25 one hundred and twenty-five
bonds the same being the balance OF two hundred and
nifty bonds authorized to be issued by the Leg
isanre q the State Of California entitled An Act con;
San Franciscon approved March H. 1874 and upon the
written requAstion OF IS L. sullivan. f. Butterworth
and William Alv0rd, Park Commissioners. dated Octo-
ber l, 1874
said Bonds will be OF the denomination Of One Thou
sand Dollars each payable in thirty years from the st
day OF April ls74 with interest at the rate OF per
cent annum from the lst day OF January 1875 in
terest payable semannually on the ls Of October and
payable In United States gold coin and this city and
county The faith and credit OF the CITY and county OF
and interest in United states gold COIN
Bidders NIL! state the rate per cent ut which they VIII
purchase said Bonds payable in United States gold
Each bid must be accompanied by 10 per cent the
amount bid for, either by certified check In gold
NO bid will be considered II at less than ~ per cent o
the par value
The Commissioners the right to reject any
all bids, as the pubic good may require.
Proposals to be Endorsed, "Proposas for Park I'm.
provement Bonds"
CHAS. HUBERT. Treasurer
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Tot reserve so3 100 $6l,55 200 Dec. 49, 900
Reserve re-
quiredag't
deposits. 64,602,000 SO, ,0o6, $50 -
Exc's Of re-
serve ably
legal re-
quirements 9,0S7100 7624,250 Dec. II, ,462, $50
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GALVESTON. Dec. 10, 1874
Cotton firm offerings light; middhng l4c. low mid
ding l3Ac good ordinary, l3c. Net receipts, 30l2
bales Exports coastwise Sci Sales i,2ga STOCK.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

7 ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW
York city Mortgages without bonus Principals de-
string to BORROW OR INVEST apply to
II. L. GRANT, IL Pine street.
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ANEEK OF-PRAFRR,
Programme of the American EVangel
ical Alliance

! - aH - H H
The Evangelical Allianceof the United
States has issued the following pro
gramme for the Week of Prayer:
MONDAY, JANUARY 4.
Thanksgiving and Confession.-Re-
view of the past; Thanksgiving for its
varied mercies; humiliation for personal
and national sins. Prayer for Gods
blessing In the future.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 5.
National Objects for Prayer.-For
civil governments and all in authority;
for the increase Of intelligence, the pur-
ifcation of public opinion, and the
spread of free institutions throughout
the world. l.,-7 .l-s,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6. t.
Home Objects for Prayer.-For par
ents and children. teachers and guar
dams; for schools and colleges; for the
Christian, ministry; for Young Mems
Christian Associations and Sunday
a FT
THURSDAY, JANUARY Z.
. Foreign Objects for Prayer. The ex-.
tension of religious liberty throughout
the world; ;theprevalence Of peace among
nations; the increase of unity among
Christians of all lands; the subordina-
ton Of international intercourse, COM
merce and science, to the spread over
Ohrist's kingdom.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. = p
Missionary Objects for Prayer.-For
the conversion Of the Jews; for the de-
iverance of nations from superstition,
and for the conversion of the world to
Christ.
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requested to address DR.. PRICE, and trial bottle
OF medicine win be forwarded by Express,
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The only cost being the Express charges, which
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Dr.. Price is q regular physician, and has made
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Do not fail to send to him for trial bottle. II
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Circulars and testimonials sent with
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THEiBEECHER.TILT0N CASE.
What Beecher's Counsel Hope to Gain
by a Bill Of Particulars.

Everybody Who understood the effect
Of Judge McCue's order fora bill Of par
tticulars expected that Tilton's counsel
would appeal from it, which they have
done, to the general term, or ful bench
Of the same. court. The morning papers
were actually bewildered about it and
gave no light to the lay enquirer, -. But
| it was evident enoughf rom "a flowing the
discussion, and still more SO from fol-
lowing the Beecher lawyers after their
victory, that Rtile theyhsd consented to
the modification permitting TIlton to
bring In the general confessions in evi-
dence, they did so from the knowledge
that after all such evidence must be con-
nected by proof, In some way, with
specific dates, In order to be allowed to
influence the verdict. %, Their. object,
stripped of all eireumlocution, and the
effect of the order they claimed and OBJ
tanned, was to forbid Mr.. Beecher to be
found guilty by his own confession, at
times and places not definitely known to
the jury, no matter how clear that fact
might be; forcing them to acquit him of
all ofense, unless they could tell with
positive certainty the day when he did
lit. Such an evasion as this, so strenu-
ously insisted on, has palpably weakened
Mr.. Beecher's remaining moral support,
Il the appeal to the general term is
unsuccessful the bill of particulars will
| if possible, be again taken to the court
of Albany. It seems, however, to be
more than doubtful whether the right
lfulness of this or1ercan be again brought
before the court of appeals, after it has
but yesterday remitted it to the discre-
ton of the court below. If not, the only
course Will be a withdrawal of the pres
ent suit, and the commencement of q
new one In the supreme court where
this whole battle viii be fought over
again, to start with, In hope of result
which Will not be bar to justice.
The grand preliminary question, there
fore, on which, probably, the legal issue
of this memorable case sto hinge is well
defined and is to be exhaustively argued
and contested before it is done with, viz
fCan a man be convicted Of crime on his
own confessions, when they. are defective
in the circumstantiality required In the
testimony of witnesses as a test of their
truthfulness? Or can he defy the law
and the jury, saying boldly, 81 did it
but you can't find out the day l did it,
and what are You going todo about it p
.EATNew York Correspondence Buffalo
Courier.
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ESTEEMED FRIEND:
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Please show this letter to any one you may know
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Faithfully yours, DR. T. HU XII.
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