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The New York herald., 1874-12-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec. IL 1874
soSs Sss1 s9ansa, nSdns low n.s.
s sss Exports coasswise, 1916 Sales s4Ia. Stock,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec; II. 1874
M Sass ssss' wees wssr
sss r. sss
~ MonILx, Dec. II, 1874
sioss otsss & s 1sssps
Frsnse eros sSa.wse & saes
cotonBuyers and sellers apart miadns is i5.Iee.
so baiesS rro: os 2s Exporasro % the CONTINENT
Wssivss! @ 1sssp ss is s.i: ' sro.s a
port,wTo Great sa Britain ss5; to the Continent s7s
- ,'''' .'' '' GuAnLrsros Dec. II, 1874
soaa adnsy ma,ns receipts sT ngsPs 5 Sae s
aTsa & srsa & to sea sales
Z 9S Great Bfn
Sales, 5,50U
sn,rs ,urn.r.n. Arm :, TIInssTos Roso Dec 4 lst
din cuis !, .o steady y 40 e5
quss @ tssdy S wss @
%ss ss :.sS o s nSs: Mn sS
hGheT taS sSss s ss s,d S per
York, 3sc to Albany 3Ac.
BUFFALO, Dec ii, 1874
sbs wheat 1900 bushels corn, 1860 do; oats slSS
BB aS ss m So
Flour quiet we stern spring $5 % $5 75 bakers IS
3 e ssSF xhs spis
s. a. sas % p a. p15eAss s %ns ss wns
- 20 Corn entirely neg ected, no sales reported
e o.
T.; nS$S, fs|'sS ss.ss sSs.sfs
Dressed hogs active at Provisions UNCHANGED
Flour steady. Wheat opened firm. but closed dull;
amber Michigan, 81 90: January. 81 los; February,
81 ls1s; Nc, red, 81 o7A. cash and December Corn
opened irm. but closed dull high mixed IKE; old,
soa ssanSsa 5 choice s " s
S90 bushels corn, q 200 do oats 1000 do shipments
Wheat IOO0 bushels corn. "a 900 do. oats 5000 do.
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat steady;' i - Ne.
sp!iss sns saia reesssi
7sc Corn dull and dropping, No. mixed, nominal at
74tc 74a4c cash or December new 67c., cash; 674c
67c january; new rejec,ed &c. 63Ac Oats IN fair
Sslsssed sss barley dull and ss anshasssa. p9ssssd
q nqss sssr's sa closed du decline p0ta x sS 10
Soc from best PRICES sales At sls g. casn s2o Is Feb
la5sc., February. Bulk meats steady and unchanged
Wniskey steady at &C. AT the call the Bard In the
afternoon grain remained steady and unchanged Pork
weak at $50 10 $50 Is February Lard weak at sls %
bushes corn 10000 do oats 30 900 barley. 1900
do Shpments-Flour-9.0OO bbs wheat, "a, 900 BUSH
els corn 220OO do. OATS 1000 do rye 1000 do barley,
5000 do.
The New York herald., 1874-12-12
DARING MONDAY BURGLARY.

bold and daring burglary was committed as
noon yesterday AT the residence OF Mr.. G. K.
Hawkes., No. % East sixty-ntnth street, and prop
erty to the amount OF $1,000 stolen. The circum-
stances we're as follows Al about halfpast
twelve O'Clock Miss Hawkes. the daughter OF the
occupant OF the house. went 10 her room on the
second story where she found the bureau drawers
extended and their contents scattered around.
Calling to her mother, who was in the parlor. the
young lady alluded to the strange appearance OF
the room, but the latter could give no expiana-
tion Miss Hawkes. then remembered that
she had heard some strange NOISES in the
house q lew minutes before, and the ladies
at once came to the conclusion thae
a burglar was in the house Hastily
summonlng aid from the neichbors they made
an investigation and found that their fears were
realized. The burglar had effected an entrance
through the scuttle on the roof and had broken
open the attic door, which was locked, aud
descended thence TO the scene or his operations.
The adjoining house mas been vacant for some
time. and undoubtedly, the burglar took advan-
tage OF 1t IN getting up on the rooi. Il found
that In all some $1,000 worth OF property, consist
ing mainly OF costly jewery, was taken. The mat.
ter Is IN the HANDS OF the police.
The New York herald., 1874-12-12

ss TAX. consolidated PLAIN az sgk and
consonds1ed coupon gold bonds at SIX SIX.
New York Central drsts brought ll2k, Michigan
central sevens l0IK l0lH, New YORK and New
Haven sxes 100k, and Harlem 1rsts, seyens at
io7h 1o7k. c., c. 4 l. G. nrsts declined from 50
tossx.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
These were attended by little interest, the only
operations being in Alabama eights, OF 1886,
which sold at 50h; new south Carolina skies,
January and July, at rs; oid Tennessee sixes ex-
coupon, at 81; Missouri skies, long bonds, at o7h.
The remainder or the Southern stocks stand as
recently quoted.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were In moderate request and In price somewhat
sympathized with the changes in gold Registered
fves OF 1881 sold at 112z. The following are late
quotations United States currency SKIES. 116K q
nay; do do, 1881, registered ll6 L6K; do. do,
do, ll9H 12014; do fve-twenties. 1852, regis
tered, l12x ll3; do do do, coupon, 1l2X 113 |;
do. do, 1854, registered, 1143I 114X; do. do, do
1l4st 1l4T; do. do, 1855. registered 1I6 116L
do. DO, do, coupon, l16K 116H; do. do, do,
new, registered, 1l5h l15X; do. do. do, coupon,
llSH l1sA; do. do, 1867, registered. 116 116T
do. do, do, coupon, 119x 119X: do. do, 1868,
registered, ll6 ll6A do do. do., coupon, l195x
100; do. tenforties, registered l13 113k do do,
coupon ia ll4k; do. 1ves, 1881, registered
ll2h 1924; do. do. do, coupon. ll2x 112N
oAYre An srr upx, vhur cmorv rvOu unr
The New York herald., 1874-12-12
ANCIENT ORDER OF roREsTERs,

Court Little John, OF Newark, N. J., held their
regular meeting on Wednesday evening, Decem-
ber 9. T. Smith. @. R., presiding. The meeting
was attended BY large number Of visiting breth-
ren representing Courts Little John, OF Jersey
City; Newark City, Faith, Hope and Charity, ana
Robin Hood, Of New YORK. At the last meeting Of
Court Maid Marian, OF New York. 1t was resolved
that the invitation from Court Little John, OF New.
ark, be accepted, and the secretary notify each
member. In accordance with this large number
or brethren assembled at the foot OF Liberty
street, ana proceeded on the half.past eight
O'Clock train bound for Newark. Upon arrival they
were met BY committee, who escorted them to
the court room and announced Court Maid Marian
ceived cordial welcome IN lengthy and eloquent
remarks from the Chief Ranger Of Court Little
John, which was responded to IN appropriate re-
marks by George w. Pease, @. r. OF Court NJ. NJ.
X. OF the L. O. N. d; James r. Smith, D. S. G. r. OF
the N. Y. and B. U. D.; Henry Lew, Secretary OF
Court Maid Marian, and host OF 9TH
ers. There were ten names added to the
iormula OF closing. the members OF Court
Maid Marian ana the visitors were escorted to 8
hotel where they found Q sumptuous least In
waiting. Toasts, singing, dancing, &C., were In
Ancient Order OF Foresters Is one OF the most ex-
tensive orders on record, having Courts spread
over the United States, Canada, Bermuda, GlbrAl-
tar. New South Wales New Zealand, Queensland,
MIA, Victoria, west Indies, Wales, Scotland, Ire
land and England. Its objects are to support its
members In time OF sickness and provide medical
attendance; also to provide an allowance for de-
ceased members and their wives and TO support
It's members when compelled to travel In search OF
emDlOVment
The New York herald., 1874-12-12
AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices OF the day.
THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money loaned on call at and per cent with.
out especial interest attaching to Its movement
Commercial paper Is rated at recent figures
Foreign Exchange was stronger, actual business
being done at ASS 4.S5k for prime 60 day
sterling, and 40 for demand.
THE GOLD MARKET.
It was estimated that not less than 81, zoo. 900
would be shipped to-day or tomorrow by the
steamers leaving this port. Tue opening figure
was 111X. from which there was an advance 10
111x. a reaction to 11lH and q close at 111X. The
rates paid for carrying were l, ana per cent
ana for borrowing, fiat.
OPERATIONS OF TIE GOLD EXCHANGE BANg.
Gold balances. 81 ,644, 694
GROSS clearances. Observation-Disclosures. %, 765, 900
DRY GOODS IMPORTED.
The total imports OF foreign dry goods at this
port for the week ending to-day were 1891, ,35s
and the amount marketed s1.0l7,57l. The imports
for the corresponding week OF last year were
$ol6. .46l, and for 1872 81, 725.69o.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The following are the balances officialy reported
: from Washtngton:-
> currency. $15 OO0, 900
Less coin certificates. 22so0,00o
The Customs receipts to-day were $1S1, 900. The
Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out 900 ac-
count OF interest and $1ss,O0O In redemption Of
dve-twenty bonds.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report the rate Of discount in
the open market at 5I, or u per cent below the
bank rate. 1t Is generally believed on the other
side that the financial condition in England Is I'M.
proving The outnow OF gold from this country,
however, Is producing natural eject, and We
therefore note the prices recorded elsewhere.
The bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day is f3l, 900. Consols for money elk
a91X; for the account, 92. Erie Railway shares,
24H.
BANK SHARES.
These sold at 9sh q 90 for Fourth National No
other sales were recorded. The latest bids were
as follows :-America, ISL; American Exchange,
112; Central National, 1903; Chatham, 1877; Chem
ica 1,50O; City, SO0 Citizens, 100; Commerce, l1s
Corn Exchange, 100; First National. 200; Fourth
National, 90; Fulton las; Gallatin National, 12S;
German American, SIN; Importers and Traders,
100; Irving, 1870; Manhattan, 14s; Mechanics,
139; Nassau, 1o51; New York. 1z8h; New York
County, 2o5; Ninth National, 100; North America,
81; Oriental $50; Pacific, $50; Park, 142 Peoples,
New York, ITO; Union, 100.
RAILROAD BONDS
were In good demand at former prtces, Capital.
lists and those who have money to spare are seek
ing this class Of investments, and It is not neces.
sary to 90 far to discover the reasons why these
securities exhibit such consistent strength
Union nrsts brought 92S, land grants so
q ssx, sinking funds Tx Tx. chicago
and Northwestern sinking fund IA small
lot, sold At io2k. do. interest bonds
The New York herald., 1874-12-12

i3c 30 do. of Wisconsin erop '73 at 6lc and 30 do of
state, crop '73 private terms Kenfucky leaf Was
hm ana "a moderate demand fhe sales aggregate 900
~ an steady IN value Sales so bales of Havana
IAhLow was In better demand and firm We note sales
oi ~ mus oi prime city at S1zc aud 1000 lbs Of out
VI '.oss " ossc s4e, according 10 quality.
wv @ ne market since our last has been active
nrin ior al descriptions The include 0 900
lbs OF and above Ohio fleece 55c alOJ Do Xxx ohio
90 ~ efAc. IoOo DO coarse fleece at i9c 0JO DO
and neece at 33c a5c. 500 super pulled at
.oc, 2ooU DO mixed wool at Z74c 20 bags low secured
wool a. bOc sUU lbs spring California al S3c is uI do
do at Ac 10 bales bury do 900 lbs fall DO ar
a6c 20 bales DO al 24c, 1000 lbs. black California at
222c fOU do Eastern Texas al 35c OUJ do dn NJ g3c
700 do do. at sS1c $4,000 do. Eastern and Western
Texas at 2Sc 32c., l00J do Oregon at 43c also the
following sales on private terms:-oUOO lbs unmer.
chantable fleece, 500 do. domestic nols 1900
do gray smyrna, HOO do oregon ID bales
spring California, 1900 lbs do, 5000 lbs
fall do IS bags super pull led, l3 do OF No % do OF
black. 70 do OF extra pulled 10000 los OF medium Texas
and 30U lbs of coarse Mexican.
WHisKKY-Recepts4 4IU bbls The market was duh and
unchanged sales 100 sbs 1T 81 o. and 80 bbls of alco-
hoi at Ss1ac. per gallon.
The New York herald., 1874-12-12

settling OF mercantile values, ana merchandise
was generally duh and nearly nominal On
'Change the movement in breadstufs was almost
az q standsti, and in wheat particularly there
was not enough done to establish market price.
Corn was nrmer, though in limited request. Oats
were again lower. Barley was quiet but strong.
Whskey was quiet Pork dull, easier and nomi-
nal. Lard was nrmer and in good request.
Groceries were quiet. with the exception OF sugar,
which was in demand and steady. Cotton sparingy
dealt in and easier. both for spot" and future"
Freights quiet but firm. Petroleum was dun and
nomnally easier. Naval stores were neglected and
values tended In the buyers favor. Metals, generally
speaking. were quiet Wool active and firm for all
Asnxs-Recepts for the past three days 70 packages
The demand since our last has been very low but
and pearls nomnaIiy at sslc. '>'S' - ''''
essentially CHANGED The demand continued tsir, % and md
arrivals moderate. Lime met with moderate trade
seso lump 'U5 cemsn %s,
rm ans N fair FeGuest SS9ted at g 50 @ for M Rpsendae
were % IN light demand S and steady Gl g ior
Eastern.
BrEswAS-Trade continued slow and mainly for small
S oa wseln and ndfaay % '
BEANS AND PxAs--The market for medium continued
sa chshged s;t WE !. "a new choice 81 50
msTrox OLA choice - "ss s. saJ,ss, pea,
hdsas s wRss sassys g
g co. white kidney isr to good 81 % a; black eye
gtriEa, Receipts to-day. sa4 packages. There was
s stsy Rs H sS se 4Siss
as aaS 9is At ana s S dSs s s psI S do ss
s%s good SO GOOD
% pFh% ss a2 ssesG s % SO s ss
Sc @ Sc % %s % S &C Choice sa a az Ssas to
20 far sc Sc pains creamery % ~ ins Sc tsc SS do
ao common 70 SIC c West Western S T
ssa and do dSesssn sass 10 Ssn p4e esS: s d c
&c 2sc do, markns, Ar choice SOC SIC IL do do. far
Sc do, d. common to fair, Ac 27c; DO, nrkins
Sa sS dS sS fair & Central Ono
So uas oar se
%shis a1 ssssP sood s Ss
Ss~e Change note The home trade
has been good while exporters operating
ans. isc sise; State factory GOOD isssc i5s
port t f. sc DO d. ta s. % do o6S dG % Sr d,9mestio %
dos poor 70 isir, &C. ioc.; Michigan and Wisconsin
nne the c snot sSd to fair extent further
cesson the part Of holders bringing prices more
wn as iiSps @ to Be- @
- than %a ht tSt Scss
heavy ana receipts ports Tor The reaching
the gqrs At the Of the
@ n
arys ll4c. a 4 Sssc: FebruaIy Il il;iec: March,
is ssse lose July is 7isc Aasust iSssc iS i I6c
The New York herald., 1874-12-12
The Stock Market Without
eature.
GOLD FIRM AT III l.2 A Ill SO.
Government and Investment Bonds
Generally Steady.
MONEY 8 Ia A A PER CENT.
WALL STREET.

FRIDAY, Dec. lie 6P. n
A strong enort is being made to depress the
prices OF stocks, and at the close they lower
The influence was chiefly felt in western Union,
Erie, Lake Shore, Northwest ONO and Mississippi,
wabash and Union Pacific. There Is no reason,
however, why opinion should be expressed favor
able to lower figures. The question to be answered
by specuators is whether the market in which
they deal has not already felt its bot
tom Influences and whether there is not
something in what they have learned at home
and abroad calculated TO ellcit confidence. II t
be true that the West ls improving; that the
South is making remuneratve crop; that manu-
facturers, Notwithstanding their contest with the
labortng classes, can stlll present profitable re-
suits; that grain, iron, coal and cotton continue
to be successful factors In the financial sum upon
which speculation is basing its work, then we may
look for higher commercial values in all depart
ments OF trade, and encouragement for every
business man to perform to the utmost the pur-
poses upon which he has entered. There are some
o1sers to this encouraging view. In the main,
however. there is enough that may be compre-
hended in the idea OF the nations growth
to warrant the assertion that as a
people we are not commercially retrograd-
Ing. We are losing nothing in the way
OF foreign purchase, but, like the people OF ance
are beginning to learn the lesson that true
tional wealth consists in personal economy. Look
ing the country over, II seems as II we had
'turned corner" Spectators may here and
there ny on at q tangent, but there Is nothing In
the prospects OF the New Year that forbid mod
crate ventures or the making OF contracts that
win amply repay patient waiting. The people are
getttng on their feet. The course of prices during
the day viii be found In tables which follow.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
with those Of yesterday are SHOWN as folows:-
Advance.-Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Il;
Quicksilver, n; Union Pacific, X; Northwest pre-
ferred, Il.
Decline.-Erie, Il: Lake Shore, X; Northwest,
" Ohio and Mississippi, S Pacific Mail, NJ Rock
Island, X; St. Paul, 4; Wabash, 7s; Western
Union, 4.
Harlem. Hannibal and ST. Joseph Delaware and
Lackawanna c. c. and l. c. ana New York Central
were about steady.
to-day amounted to less than 125, Goo shares, and
the market showed what may be described as
tired appearance. The principal transactions
were divided as folows:-New York Central and
Hudson 800; Erie, 1e,1C0; Lake Shore, 19,soO;
Northwestern, 19,100; Northwestern preferred,
500; Rock Island, 1900; Pacific MAIL l9,10o; st.
Paul, $500; Ohtos, l,40O Western Union, 20.7oo:
wabash, $500; Union Pacific, s,l00; G., c. and l.
O., 100; Panama, 800.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
md nwA al nrfro nj no dav
The New York herald., 1874-12-12

Wheat was duh and entirely nominal at 81 81 II
for NO chicago and 81 "a a 81 l5 for No. Mwaukee
bushels. at q Tor No Milwaukee, 81 IS for
Other grades held nomnally at previously quoted ng.
nres Corn was nrmer and attracted more attention.
The sales loot UP 1900 bushels at g3c 93sc. tor oil
mixed in store ssfc s6c for DO aaoat SOC ssc for
ket quiet The sales were only about 5000 bushels at
66A 6S1sc for state mixed on the track 6Sc 6sc.
for western Mixed closing generally held at 69c. Bar
ley strong but parties apart and business consnm-
mated except tO bushels two.rowed State 81 TO- Can
ada held at 81 90 Rye inactive. State held at 95c.
FREIGHrs There has been doing in berth reghts
today but the market ruled strong ana bids 9d tor
grain accommodation to Liverpool BY steam were Re-,
petroleum trade ana held at full rates. Vessels for other
PURPOSES not much sought AFTER. The engage
The New York herald., 1874-12-12

Included in the above are 500 bales 70 arrive For
% s,;s; sSdfs odas !,
5 i
s,ds3SS =
~ slslss March = ~. Ags ISI7sss' %sy
4 .s S Il lsss sSos ], I ;,ss Sssldss % @
ss Loo =, ~ 14c Soo at co i ssssc Z 5os a. Lac
& & & = = & II 81 4 = s - - ::
G fs 10 Il ss!ss lsS q 1ss C
i L ss S So !; 4 d. e !. S ss 8 IRs s % SS
,:; Y !; T. ~ 9, Si f.
IL S.s: S5Sss.1
@
fsiS sal,l%ors ss Ssx yo;k; ~; Boston, ii
81 asns"1s a;e y .sssm "a sy s
Men IS ssd% 8 ssii sssS TO LVss
s1s W.
HSs ass'Ss arm @ 'Ssss Hs :.s'ass saIssss
rrss sSc 'sss ne c
s g 6oasso s s IF f saRsisa 1s
RIGA c iShc Mex,SaSn ga iSc asc Ansosssura ss rs
.ss' s.s. ss: ass s s hs @ sss
atssks sss cash. and Mc for January anu delivery
sPss% sns s. assiss ssssSss fss
u z and ls q. isc r lsc and i7; per b.
e
% ~ 81 IS; sugar SHOCKS with heads s6ipch s2 70
90 ses IS ,s Empty seS0s s.
hoeps y ss % Ssdia;a5y nI;m t. @ 4 hoops Il
Of
SSsshangsd SSsis Saaf%s append %
ter, &c.; do, Unread. inch diameter. is'sc.
a. nsE sSa '1
aSsse me nisa yafsp sssa @ sna rsss
sss:: d. aiSisad ana nay F,Gps nc Ssx Zealand
essss 81 nss sas
sS G @
@u.d ssesy fss %ers dull eey
res e. rather es pSs snSss scs s slow
ao as ss.a s. souhssa ss DO as
psssd r%e
as &C. eo &c. sse to fSSSa fSS s
ss'ssss nss ao stale ate &
Co. Sonsern scuess nsw s M M o sas s
. zoe.
ECcs-Tnere was moderate demand for fresh eggs
which realized about steady prices. Lined dull and
weak We quote :-Long Island, New Jersey and
nearby 3lc &c.: State and Pennsylvania Soc 3lc.
Choice Brands % s.rn 4 G
choice BRANDS &c. 23c do. fair to good 20c 2lc.
FLOUR GRAIN. -keceipts-Four, 20 032 bbls. wheat
$50 bushels IT, 400 corn meal % bbls and 400
kef dull and heavy and some sales were made at
sssns ss u o vi fnas s
range Of the appended quotations Corn meal was
S5 for Brandy wine 81 20 - IS for Western yellow
- 80 Tor do white and - - 50 for Jersey and Pennsv
The New York herald., 1874-12-12
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton LOwer-Flour Steady-Wheat
Dull and Unchange ed-Corn Firmer-
Oats Lowcr-Barley Firm-Pork Dull
and Easier-Lard Firmer-Groceries
steady - Freights Firm - Petroleum
Nominally Easier-Naval stores Dull
and Wsak-East India Goods Dull
Wool Active and Eirm-Whisksy Un-
changed.
FRIDAY, Dec. 11-6 p. N.
The nnctuatiOns OF gold still tended 10 the un-
The New York herald., 1874-12-12
THE YoHxERs SHOOTING AFFRAY.

The trial OF August Lachaume tor assau!t
with intent TO kill James P. sanders was con
cluded yesterday in the Court OF Oyer and Ter-
miner at White Plains westchester county. Tho
jury found the prisoner guilty on the counts
averred In the Indictment, and ne was sentenced
oy Judge Pratt to SIX years. at hard isDoT. IN
sing sing Prison.
The New York herald., 1874-12-12
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Dec. IL
Evening Fine rosn. H& per cwt Spirits turpentine.
2is. Cd per cwt-
LONDON PRoDUcs MARKxr.-LoNpoM Dec. u-Even.
ing. spirits turpentine, 2os per cwt