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TWO CENTS.
The commencement at Sc. Joseph.s
Academy.
lCoTeYoaderlce Of The ST.l
ST. JosEPH's ACADEMY,

ST. JosEPH's ACADEMY. }
near Emmittsburg, Md, June Path.
Edfor StU:-To-day dawned bright and
beautiful, yet the sun never shone upon a
falrer and more delighted audience than was
gathered within the walls of st. Joseph's.
Cpon the main platform sat his emlnence,
Sarulnal McCloskey, surrounded by Bishops
Elder, Becker, Corrigan. Lynch and McNer-
many, Ao-Iegate Roncetti and Monseigneu
Seton, grandson of Mother Seton, the founder
OF This famous institution. The bright pink
ROBES OF the Cardinal afforded a happy con-
trast To the purple OF the encircling bishops;
and the sight was particularly impressive 20
one accustomed only TO the outside world.
On either side Of the stage were ranged the
young ladies' of the academy, clad i'm i'm
maculate white, relieved only by blue Sashes,
behind them and against each wall sat the
Sisters, whose dark dresses and great white
bonnets made a nice frame for the fair pie
ture therein.
The proportions OF the buildings here
(which begun in a small way are gigantic.
To give some tangible idea of its size. let me
assure you that one wing. erected some three
years since, equals in size The Arlington"
In your city. Under the shadow OF this mag
nlncent addition reposes good Father Bur
lando, Its architect constructor. Within this
new building is the exhibition hall. which
Tor symmetry and beauty of decorations is
pronounced by Travelled judges 10 be one of
the handsomest in the country; we certa inly
nave no nan In Washington approaching 10
IL: Without doubt the largest number OF
visitors that ever honored st. JOSeph's Is
here to-day. The tremendous gathering yes
leIudy 1J MI 81. Mary's college, caused by
grand reunion of its alumni in honor of the
Cardinal. an old graduate. has doubly in
creased The visitors 10 ST. JoSeph's to-day.
Among them are many WaShingtonians-
NJ rs. VIM. A. Ward and daugher. Miss An
ME; Mrs John +. Ellis, and while I pencil
these lines sits fair young lady from Wash
ton, Miss Ada Ball. who has escaped the
neat OF the exhibition room, and is now I'm
close communion on the main stairway with
areligeuse; Iecounting, doubtless, the occur
renceS OF schoolgirl days. a Miss BAH is a
graduate OF 81. Josephs and is here spending
lew days with the sisters and among scenes
so dear TO her.
The exercises reflected the greatest credit
upon students and teachers, and ST JoSeph's
Sends This year six ornaments into the world
dlplOmaed as her children and graduates. IL
IS hardly fair toparticulariZe among 50 much
excellence, Yet / must make especial men
ZION of Miss Eta Brent, OF Washington, Miss
Mary Meehan, OF New York, Miss Emily
walter, niece Of Father Walter. OF your city,
ard more especial one still of Miss l.. Col
zen. as The SOugstreSS OF tie occasion. The
latter young lady, not yet sweet sixteen. pos
StSseS voice which, for purity OF toae and
compass, can only re described as maguifi-
cent and truly wonderful.
AN Old NOUNTAINEER
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VICTORIA AND IRELAND.-A motion was
made III the British House of Commons yes
terday, which was to the effect that il would
conduce to the advantage of the crown if the
queen should nave permanent residence in
Ireland. Protests were made against the
motion by two Irish members, while another
gave assurance that her Majesty would meet
with loyal reception in ireland. Mr.. Dis
raeli said that the act was one which should
be left To the free will of the Queen, and at
his request the motion was withdrawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-26

RoTHROCK, who figured somewhat in the
Hinds-kittle contract business, has been re-
duced from messenger TO the Second As
sistant Postmaster General to a labOrer in
the Post Office department While il il
not believed that he was criminal in intpn-
ton, it was not deemed proper To retain birn
in a position in which he might be used by
fraudulent mail contractors 10 their adj
vantage.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
E'ORD'S OPERA HOUSE.

ADJUSTMENTS.
E'ORDS OPERA HOUSE.
ETHIOPIAN OPERA SEASON.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AVID FRIDAY, June
80, and Iuly and 2
EMERSON CALIFORNIA MINsTRELs-25
ins1G n Billy hice, Little MAG Rob Hart y r.
rIei Russell Fred Na1 r. T Ho
A MATCHLEsS ORCHESTRA
Forming the largest. most brilliant aud elite
Admission usual. Seats reserved day of per-
w. 60 J. H. MACK, Agent.
GRAND OPERETTA.
"LAILA,-
To be Performed by Prof. John Esputa's Pupils,
NATIONAL THEATER,
MONDAY EVENING, June %, 1878.
Admission, 20 cts. je2iit
CoMIOUE SUMNER THEATER.- Mon
- day, June 2lSf, Erery Nisit anf Wednesday and
81 M sToS %so w tT 0pe Ssf only bly,
own sterling Sensational Drama entitled Jim Sud.
The renowned specially Artists, the Stuart Sisters
Sam Devere, Ella Mayo, Alice Gleason, and last
n. Notwithstanding the superior and costly
at tr1C lions, prices will remain usual.
II Come early if You wish seats. Je2l-6
OLD No. On Exhibition NEW No.
4S6 and Sale 439
7rH sr'o mARkk At 9TH ST.
No. 439 TIA street, betceeH ID and e Streets, stghi
doors ADORE Old FsitotcS' Han.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrayings, Chromos, &c.
shades Picture cords and fss
se.s, Rings, Nails, &c, in the District.
- TERMS CASH.
~ Please remember Name and Number. Jelly
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day
for redemption were 1892 9S2.
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Mr.. FREDERICK =. LILLEY. chief book
keeper and disbursing officer of the Sixth
Auditors office, has been recommended for
the position of Deputy Auditor of that Ollie.
by Auditor McGrew. The deputy auditors
under the act recognizing the Treasury Ia
partment perform the duties of chief CLERK
and receive a salary of $500 from JULY l.
instead of 5000. The Auditors receive
$500, instead OF - 900. rs heretofore.
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THE ANNUAL EXCURSION

FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH
will take place
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80.
Steamer Mary Washington will leave the wharf
loot - sth street al $50 a. m. and p. -
~. IICkets aNc.. Children &c. l24 81 - -
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L n & u II $40 n.

The Seventh Of the popular
SUNDAY AFTERNOON FAMILY EXCURSIONS
will be given by the STEAMER y
JANE MOSELEY, ,E1.-,-1S
SUNDAY EVENING, June 9th,
leaving her harf, foot Of 9th street, at 80 D. m
going down the river forty miles.
Tickets, so cents.
je2s- 2tr G. PLANT. General AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-26

JUDGE MCFADDEN. Delegate to Congress
from Washington territory, died Yesterday
at Olympia, in that territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-26

SIXTH AUDITOR MCGREw was quite i'll
al his office to day, but notwithstanding did
not feel justified i'm leaving, owing to the
fact that as his appointment as auditor does
not take effect until July |, there is no pro-
vision Of law by which any one can act in
his absence without being specially commits
stoned TO do 30 by the President.
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THE BAY OF FUNDY GRANITE COMPANY,

THE BAY OF FCNDY GRANITE COMPANY,
at st. George, New Brunswick, are engaged
upon an order for eighteen highly polished
lamp posts, with engraved boxes, for the
White House grounds. This company has
1' monstrated that il can compete with the
Scotch granite companies.
MRS. PARTINGToN AS CHIEF OF A DIvI-
sIoN.-Among the recent changes in one OF
the goverEn ent departments was the re-
du"t!on of the chief OF an important division
10 subordinate position on account OF in
competency. According to the current re-
port. in the department referred to. this
emplOye is fully the equal of Mrs Parting
ton AID one of the former Commission
Ot Agriculture in his misuse of the Kings
English. As a specimen of his style. both in
writing and speaking, ii may be stated that
ne Invariably calls synopsis "SyuopjS, -
ted IL tiers" "mulitateI letters" The
head of the department, after interviewing
him, concluded that he was hardly the per
son 10 properly discharge the duties of Chief
OF division and relieved him.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,

NO VERDICT YEE.
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('hEAP EACURSION.

n 'HEAP EAC hSIUN.
The MARY WASHINGTON will leave sth- street
wharf at o clock SUNDAY for Yer
LOn Springs, and return at o. m. Er33k-N
Tickets for round trip, y cents
Children IL cents. No bar on board.
Music and Speaking a the Spriugs
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('ONCERT ON THE WATER.

('ONCERT ON TIE WATER.
MUSICAL ENCU RSION
Under the aus piCes Ot the
CEClB OF ST. PAL L. = ENGLISH Ii THERAN
- CHURCH,
Viii be given
JUNE -. 1873. AT 80 p. NJ
TN he StsaH eT MANY WASHING
ION. .E.tSSfs.r-kE.aaN
l. uCEiug at Mt Vernon Springs. and IT ----l--- -
down the river, returning AT ll.5J o clock m The
tHplr WI! be assisted 10y Of the best Vocal
instrumental Musical Talent in the city.
t'rfil, men tickets. 50 cents. tickets admitting
GeDieau a"d lady, - cents, chidren'~ tickets. %
cents The above tickets good also for the regular
morning ulr at q m. FOr sale at J G. Parker :
Bo0kstgre J21 9Th street; az 4. NOerrs corner f
llth and streets, or by members Of the Choir IT.
DELIGHTFUL TRIP.-To accommodate p-rs,, rs
ICdeslrous II Gaping the heat of the R-sss
city and taking pleasant ride on the - ~
Potomac, the Il X Y o A Tc11E<EaSS
STEA Els will, On after this date, leave on their
last trip from either city at p. AMI return from
each city at % ie25
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RED CLOUD AND SPOTTED TAIL SIGN
THE NEBRASKA TREATY-The Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs to-day received a
telegram from Indian Inspector J. w. Dam
iels, dated Red Cloud agency, 2ith instant
stating that the Red Cloud and Spotted
Iall Indians have signed the agreement re-
llnqushing their right TO hunt i'm Nebraska
for S25,0 600, the sum appropriated by Congress
Tor said purpose, and seem to be well salts
fed with their bargain. This is the agree
ment which Spotted Tail and Red Cloud re-
fused TO sign when in Washington a few
weeks ago. This agreement does not involve
IN any way the REIMBURSEMENT of the In
dams title TO the Black Hills.
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THE RICHMOND KNIGHTS TENPLAR re-
turned home from Boston yesterday. They
were welcomed home by Gov. Kemper in a
speech full OF cOngratulatory and fraternal
expressions, which was received with en-
tEusiastic applause by the vast concOurse
present. Sir Knight Rev. DR.. Nandersbee
spoke in terms of the highest compliment OF
the grand ovation accorded the Command
cry during their absence. He felt that the
visit had been prolific of muck good, and
would tend greatly toward healing the diff
ferenceS and removing the asperities of the
past. They had buried the tOmahawk, and
had married Virginia to Massachusetts,
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CAPTAIN s. Z. CARTER having recently
lost his wife by death in Europe, mas asked
TO be relieved of the command of the Alaska
with permission 10 return to the United
states. His request has been granted. and
an OFFICER Will be sent at once TO command
The Alaska.
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July INTEREST," Tue Secretary of the
Treasury directs that the payment of the
July Interest be commenced on Monday next
without rebate
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THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
revenue, S26i sos 13-tOtal for the month
81 sis. 059 Sc; from customs S359.42l
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THE COURT of Alabama claims yesterday
to Wednesday, September 18th
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DEATH OF HENRY NJ. SLADE.-The many
friends, in this District and elsewhere, of Mr.
Henry NJ. Slade will be panied to hear OF his
death at his residence in this city this morn
ing, from congestion of the brain. He was
in The 18th year of his age. Mr.. Slade was a
graduate OF Middlebury College, VT, and a
son OF Hon. VIM. Slade, late Governor of
that state. He practiced law at st. Paul,
MIMI, in 1856, Z, and g; came to Washing ton
in 1861, and entered the Treasury as clerk
under Mr.. Chase. He was a clerk i'm the
PersIon Office at the time of his death. Mr..
Slade was a gentleman of natural ability
and culture, and his uniform courtesy and
amiable disposition made him friends wher-
ever he was known. For the last five years
his health has been declining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-26

THE PUBLISHED STATEMENT that VIM. O.
Avery, Chief Clerk OF the Treasury depart
ment, and Mr.. 81. Kimball, in charge of the
Revenue Marine service are about to leave
for the Pacific coast, to establish life-saving
stations, is denied at the Treasury depart
mpnt.
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MRS. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.-A CORES
pendent, writing up the Jerome park races,
says: EMILY Jordan, or rather Mrs. John
Chamberlain, was the most magnificently-
dressed woman among the gorgeousIy-at-
tired throng. She wore q brown dress the
convolutiOns of which IL would be quite inn
possible to describe; carried a blue parasol
OF marvellous make, and shone Respondent
III diamond sOltalres and butterfly, which
was one mass OF priceless light. Her turnout
was fitting frame OF this gorgeous 'get-up
and even the white and gold carriage robe
which was thrown across her lap must have
cost pretty sum. She out-blaZOned even
Mrs. Theodore Moss, who was superbIy
dressed"
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THE BEECHER CASE.
NO VERDICT YEE.
WRECK OF THE SARANAC.
SUFFERINGS OF THE CREW.
NEGRO RAPER lYNCHEO.
WRECK OF THE SARANAC.
BEECHER AND TILTON.
NiSS AnxnSfn VInnrn m. TEiltAsp

NEW YORK, June 26-Miss Augusta Moore
who was witness at the Beecher trial, in a
letter 10 the Tribune says: GAS early as 1862
/ saw Theodore Tiiton working away to imi-
tate Mr.. Beecher's handwriting. He did il
well. | heard him frequently disparage
him.
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NNOOL BLANKETS CLEANsED nice, so that
w they remain soft. Single sheet, T5c double,
Sis. Gellml A. SISTER, OILS 9th street.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
COTTON MARKETS.


NEwlORLgAYs Dec. 22.COtt0n quiet Middllng, 122c;
Mdding, l1ac. Good Orinay, ~ sc. net receipts,
5l9 bates; gross, 1920 bales exports 10 Great Britain
1898 bales 10 lIlGcr l3i5 bales 10 TIE ei itnt lleO
bales coastwise, $3.50 bales sales, $50 baesi EtocA
254,S4S nales - - -
13c aiddn, II sal2Lc. Good Ordinary II iec net
bales 10 Great Britain, J,0+D bales
coastysise G24 bales sales bales stock. 59GZ5 bales
Mddlng, I25sdl27c; Good ordinary, lOsc net receipts
2JSl bsee exports coasTse, 1888 Daes saies, 1900
s4yASSAn Dec. 25.~Cotton quiet; MiiDiug, 1850. Low
Ndling ~ Good Ordinary IL A,. net receipts, 4ltO
bales exports tie Continent 03j bae5 coast~lSe Z69
bales sales, 9Ii bales stock. 53 OJO bars
MEMPHIS. Dee 22.-Cotton quiet; hiIhlne l2ioc; re-
cep;s. t00l Gaes shipments SO9 bales saes, 1900 bales
Low MiGdlng lzLgl2'sc; Good Ordinary, 12lc. net
receipts 4jy bales gross l0Cy bales expor- 70 Great
spnners, 210 bales; stock, l34ls Dalee, -
GALVESTON. Dec. 22.-COuon quiet; Niddunei IL &c Low
Middnng, 12lso Good ordnary, lAc net receipts 81
eXpors cOastDise 3T5 bales saee IJi1 Oaes sock
BosToS Dec 22-cotton quiet Midlng, l3iac.i Low Md
ding tc Ordinary l2c net receuts, 3i6 bales
gross 1879 bales exports Britain 3Jl bales;
4s9 bales stock, ii, ,i13 bales. . ..
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 22 Cotton dull; Mlillng, l2lec.
CINCNNAu Dec 22-GJtton quiet; Altulug, 10: Low
MiddlnR II sc Coed Ordinary IL &c rece pts +30 bales
shipments, sos bales sales 39J bales Stock 80 O3ts
Middliug l2 80 d.dlng 2iic. Oooi Or,naIy, II i
recepts DAYS 60Gt bales shipments 5,03 bales sales,
SoHFSiE Dee 22~Cofton Iul and deyra assed s.dilng
$3.50 bales; saics SOD bales stock. 49, l53 bales. 80
ding I2is; Low Middng l2c. coed Ordinary, lie;
ccipts 2Ol2 bales sales LOIS bales. ...,,,,
WILMINGTON, Dec. 22Cotton quiet nominal; Mldding
receipts. l025 bales exports coastTise Jo2 ba-si ses
PARLIAMENTARY Dec 22-Cotton quiet; Miidlmg, l32c;
Low Midd l3c Good Ordinary Il &C. net receipts 0cl
bales; gross -,3j9 bales.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER o. 1875

9s sss ssad E%y do q $780, 30 as csa aa q
e s !. s2Gr 20 P psI9 da "a V S p
-Choire re Inferor i5dfGc Eardyuy 'oolilg tri"e
GSsf Gedafa n cTsp'il s99i lS g. ti%S S
Storing Commercial, 543 2d3f49i do h"hA' ooT
hwASSSi Dec. 22.-Ftour and nominal. Whea,t
SoTe seller January ~ &C.. seller Febnnr, q Oh Nc
easier @ Sla n r deSud NO. 2 5sc Barley an and de4g nor
asya 1s.oSs mo- les spsag pas q sitS a. =! Me- Mss su PORK s To-
Prime Lard IT, -5c swset F.shfd a lam lI,e. i6S
lg1 eeEed Drssea Hoss nc seaay "i'e & i.' M S 5Ish
saiDmeits- ticur. 1000 bbls Nhes 1909 Bush = N
for No. spIinT gSf 81 75 for Amber whaT r9
WHIs5 ana c, - - o5 s DI5eg fr, W II g. corn
,lsaey oe Barley be g y 10 .' Sra , T. 70
s$9 'oT Be!,sd and s2g or TnUolteG SI'S
Sis 90 shEstu& & @ ny ss az asl2
Tor 6sereron cioS,T IN rsqs5 At lse 2's
Faxseed commands 60 Timothy 0te "a - G20Tl 10
Flour is rather quiet but without uoaoe chnse saes G
aj 755SG 25 Peansy yIyana, lueans ari ohio DO a.
syvania Fed ~ $50 40: western do, sIqtI 25; Am
ber II J9asl g.. rye quoed al SIC CornQa aud Prime
New meets lar t,hil az iui ~. tiii pa ~ ,s
ann; white 47aj2c.; BIved, a 4PqiGc Provisions quet
Ipic isc io snuIieTS sqsi.c lard iSc WHISKY
saes at 81 Is Tor Western ironoouni decline Butter dull
gG fsr,, ,2s 9Ssae Soc wastSra St Ex,as S2e F 255
BE fos q 29c; do Firss z2tc Ciec ST. ady New
York Fancy l35,e; do. prae, T.. al3He; Western Pne
10
ware, Fresh, 52H33c. Western do. 3On3lc.
for ox s 3 RsSS Ned Sgr 9. aq pa4Sc % a x @ many 7
Fan. S. 759Si % Doabic Extra DO, "A IS as4 10
Treble Extra DO 75dfJ -. Wheat inactive, lower small
lot, Fan, al s0l. cash aud Dec nbor II s. .
dsl 80 bid at call 81 45d&l 70 February Corn active,
lower; No. Mixed, 4lhd4l c. oats dull anG lower
ads az & srr sTeg Pd Prime 20 Fancy Nohe q ga 90
steay unchanged Pork dnl at so - TOR small lot
Iar dull and lower sl2 l22dtl2 t. Bulk Meats easicr
with disposition % operate shcudei SC; Clear
RID and Clear Sides l0llOlsc. ana IOifDl0Nc WHISKY
qmet unchanged 81 H. Hogs-The e1trrne warm Gather
caused further decline Shipping 50 LOO 70 49, PacShg
x6 5Ga$6 Extra. 7b. Cattle dead dull little
dong: Fair steers S49fl JO Common 81 80
k3 Is s2aS3 Fair To Good Native StDckers - 30
0$l Common 20 Medium - 2Sis3 Naive te!ng steers
sids4 y; Good Choice Through Texans S3df3 90
Common Fair. s2df2 10 ReceiIts, days-1OOO bbls
Flour 10000 bush. Wheat $1,000 bush Corn 1000 BUSH
oats 10000 BUSH Barley 1000 bush. Rye, l4sOO Hogs
600 Cattle.
TOLEDO, 22-Four quiet and unchanged Wheat hr7n
and unchanged. Corn dull iiigh Mxed 30c 90 New spot
and January, i7c Mixed jti.c.; do. New, 40 &C
No. White 55c; No Grade. Now, &c. damaged New,
s2c Gnll; No 2 3Gc Coverseed steady with mol
crate demand n Dressed Hogs dull at ~ 9OdSs
Receips-VAea 900 bush; Corn $1,000 bush, oats.
bish Shipments-Flour 800 Dbis Wheat, IOJO push
Corn, 81, 900 bush oats 5000 bush
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Dee 22-l230 D. Cotton easier and prices
have icc fraction; Middlng Upands, 6 led. ddnng
Orleans 7s sales 10000 bales including 1000 tor speca,
and export; receipts, 6lOOO bales OF when 4OOO
American. Cotton TO arrive quiet and nnchanged .
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1880 MOI the sales 0f COTTON 10
day 500 balls were American. .,,-
LIVERPOOL, Dec 22-4 p m.--Sales OF MlddhnR plahus
Cotton Middng clause shipped N0vemDer and DeceIn
LWFErooi, Dec. 22-,5 p. m.sales Of Middng Tplands
Cotton clanse Skipped December and January
per sail 6Slod Bacon, 81 per cwt for Long Clear
.ddle.. 81 short Clear Middles -
LsAPool- Dec 2Z-630 m.-Rehnod Petroleum, ll'i d
l2d. gallon.
LoSpoY Dec. 22-I2:3O mThe rate for money at the
Exchange Government securities IL cent
Consnl. 80. money, 93s for the account, United
states Ortcs lO6if Ere Railway shares 10 g.
LOSDON Dec 22-230 D. 0nsols, 50 1919 for money
for the account Paris adyices quote Rentes COL
t1ioc. ,.,
LONDON Dec 22-33O p. m-rhe amount q bullion with
drawn from The Bank " England balance to-day IS
GIj4COO Consos 90 is for money and 95e for tho ac-
count .
LONDON Dec. 224 D. m-Consols 03 lilo for money and
a3Is, for account. Eric Railway shares 1874 Paris
advices quote iientes 61f 81 2c - -,
TOsDO Dee 22J p -Unitcl states bonds 1868 lO7 g
Refined Petroleum. !. Agdl2aad. per gallon.
LONDON, Dec. 22-Eycning-Splrlts OF Iurpentie ZOs
o-, 20 H.,
PARIS Dee 22d D. m.Exchange London. 25L l2c. for
short sight - 81, oo.
FRAxAguET Dec 22United States bonds New Fiyes, 99a
AST ZRP 22-PetTOleun, 2Jf iOr Zine PaIe American
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

State bonds were without special feature, were also
city bank shares while railroad bonds were arn and the
leading sgues brought tul prices. NewJersey Central
Consolidated Frsts advanced to 11l9 while Convertible
fell of 4 per cent selling at IO6 Chicago ana North
Western Firss brought 1OI p and Consolidated 53Js0
99l2, do. Coupon Gold bonds advancing to SJ4. Nil
waukee and ST. Pau La Crosse Division sold az 98 and
do IS 3l0 95. NewYOri Central Coupon Frsis sold at
12J, Morris and Essex Frsts at ILL., and Fort wayne
Filsts al 116 Central Pacfcs sold at lO7 end Union
Pacics at los for Firsts, 1904 for Land GIants and
923d93 for Sinking Funds. Western Pacidcs fell on to
99 Hannibal and st. Joseph Convertible TO 1912 ana
Ohio and Mississippi Seconds TO 6s. sale OF Kansas
Southern First3, coupon on was reported at 80.
The following securities sold at auction to-day at
the Lxchange 6alesroom
shares Third Avenue Railroad Company 1870 l4O
1000 shares Canton Company OF BdtnlOre.-...... 4O2
50 shares Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company 2Ob
10VO shares Union Consolidated Mining
OF Tennessee, SlO each 500 t0r lOt
$50 shares Mutual Gas Light Company Oi Detroit, -
Michigan.
20 shares Manhattan Gas Light Company....... 5Vei2
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23

The local money market was firm, and the genera l'e
on call loans the legal rate, rstodss borrowers Ie
ing accommodated at and per cent while on Govern
ment bonds the rates and G. In Isolated cases
loans commanded a small bonus. There is little doing N
discounts because capitalists employ their money to
better advantage in lending demand than IN buying
mercantile paper The United States Treasurer 10 day
received $3.50 900 National bank notes fer redemption
The Customs receipts at Washington amounted to $780,
OOO The internal Revenue receirts footed M $3.50 COO
The following is the Clearing nghouse statement: cur
rency exchanges S61 917 322; currency balances, g.
929s3s gold exchanges, sl,1Os,4s3; gold balances,
$6s47J1.
Government bonds we're quieter and lower to-day,
though the importation OF bonds continues, and is likely
to kept up time But when tie reaction comes
what then We annex closing street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1875-12-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
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hsHFs-The whole market IS very quiet snd quotations
remain nominaly SC. for Pots and &c. Tor Pearls.
COFFEE-There change in the market for Brazil
winch was dull extent merely nominal 1000
bags ex j. l. Pendergsst, sold private terms The QUO
iaons st II lS4c gold for ordinary cargoes the
these prices. Mid grades were
moi gu0abe these prices IN the absence Oi uansacons
a. a only a trifng iobhing business wac done.
COTTON-No cnange In the official quotations was made,
but market and the tendency toward
lower prices light business dcne to-day. Tie
sales 204 bales including 063 last evening OF which
1907 bales export l9l Tor consumption aud for sDec
ton receipts at the ports were 25979 bales AGAINST
bales tins day last week, and 2lD32 this day last
year. The following the Oincial quotations