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CREMATION.
Arrival of Baron Won Palms
Remains.
Getting Up a White Heat.
WAsHINGToN, Pa. Dec. 5.

WAsHINGToN, Pa, Dec. 5.
Special to the Register.
The remains of Baron Won Palm
reached here to-day al noon, from Will
lIamsburgh, New York, where they have
been preserved since desth. They were
brought through TO this city in charge
Of Colonel Alcott, ana are now deposited
in the eatatdiqae in the crems'ory. The
furnace was fired at 2 o'clock last night
and the heat has now reached two thou
sand degrees Fsrenheit. The Gown is
full of strangers A special train of em-
inent scientists will arrive tonight. A
vote taken on the train to-day resulted,
for cremation, ten; against, one; Peter
Cooper, one. NJ.
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SAM. RANDALL, by hs intelligence.
promptness aud hrmness, has shown him.
self to be decidedly the right man IN
the right place as Speaker of the House
he has, however, probably not exercised
the very best judgment in the
selection Of the SpeCial Committees to in,
yestigste the condition of affairs in the
three unfortunate Radical bull .dozed
Southern States. Only men OF the keen
est intelligence, indomitable energy, and
capable of analyzing the most knotty
problems. should be sent upon such er-
rands.
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Democratic Electors 10 Meet.

NEW ORLEANS, December 5.-The Re-
publican electors meet tomorrow, The
Democratic electors will also meet and
cast their votes. They will, il is stated,
obtain certificates from McEnery, Gov
ernor de Jtrs The Democrats claim
that two OF the Republican electors are
ineligible, A B. Levisee being a. the
time Of the election {. s. Commission
er, ard o. q, Brewster being Commis-
sionsr Of the Land ONCE.
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THE theory OF the more violent had',
Gals i. that, man may be regularly sna
,sosllv elected President BY the whole
people, vet he may be defeated and SCI
aside, and another man put in his pIsce'
hv a fraudulent count, provided 1t /" sill
done under the form of law.
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Tur President opens his message wit!

THE President opens his message with
an apology for his political ignorance: he
having never even witnessed the excite
,pen, Of Presidential election but
twice prior to bis own candidacy
This disastrous experience will doubt
less prevent the American people
from repeating the wsll.nigh fatal
b,nnder Of elevsting 10 this high
positIon man so utterly 'o'u
Of q knowledge of the duties of y civilian
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THE Democrats have gained two more
Radical members of the House IN South
Carolina. They now have GO members
holding certificates from the Board OF
Csnva.sers-lscking but one OF quo
rum, snd 20 members including tue )
VI n, hold certificates from the Supre me
('nurt
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Challenge.

TuLoNl 10. November j-Edward HsL-
lar. winner OF the single scull race ST
Ph,ladelphis, offers 70 sllow John Hig-
gins o, Eng land fifty pounds OF Sterling,
and row him for $500 side on Toronto
Bay. This Is Hsnlsn's reply to Higgins
challenge 10 row any man in the world
over the Thames course.
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Ohio Electors.

COLUMBUS, December 5.-The Ohio
electors met here to-day and effected
temporary organization. After appoint
inr committees they sdjourned until Line
o'clock 10 morrow morning. Al! the
electors were present except one.
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Died.

TERRE HAUTE, December 5-Colonel
Thomas Downing, prominent citizen Of
Indiana. 4 member Of the Democratic
National Committee for twenty-six years,
resident trustee OF tie Wabash and Erie
Csnal. and founder of the Terre Hsute
Express. died ST bis home here to-day.
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FLORIDA.
Telegraph Wires Down.

NEW YORK. Novem Der 5-The West
ern Unlon telegraph office reports that
the wires from Lake City to Tallahassee
are interrupted and no press dispatches
have been received from Tsllshsssee to-
nlcht.
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The Presidents message is q source OF
amusement to the Democrats in Wash
ington, and of cussing by the Radicals,
according to our Washington special
There is suspicion that GRANT is about
to bull.doze the Radical party.
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TIE cremation OF the body OF Baron
VoS PALM at Washington, Pa, will
take place this morning at ! o'clock. A
full and interesting account of the affair
will be printed in to-morrow's REGISTER.
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nEYCHOAAsCY. ok bDUL CHARM
1 ing. How either ssx may tasciDatr
and gain the love and affections Of any
uer-on they choose. instantly. ThD SIM.
oIs, mental scqairsm-nt ali can po-sss-,
ires by mail, for &c, together with q mar
dag guide. Egyptian Oracle, Dreams.
ui5ts 10 Ladies', Wedding-kight Shirts,
ke. h queer book. Address i. WILLIAM
4 90 PUBS. PliIs. sxi5b
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ihe Vote OF West virginia.

WHEELING, Dec. 4.
On o''As Register.
...,' =" ID, YOU be kind enough TO aLswer,
N, sl Your paper, how many votes
.a.e po.leu 10 the last election, and
&c ouctA, announcement of the vote
~' last election, Nov. 7. shows that
votes we're cast.
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puiuuetiop Refused.

OMAHA. November 5.-Atter full
hearing, Judge Savage refused to grant
an Injunction TO restrain the RePublean
sIsctors from casting their votes,
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W ny NstI

MoSTGoNEKY, ALA. December s.
Il il reported here that the candidate,
for election on the Republican ticket will
meet here D.. morrow aud cast their vote.
tor Hayes
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ROLLER A. 3 re ock this morning,
AMELIA FEEDEkIcKA. dAughte- Of In o
90 = and Caroline Roller, aged 3 yesr.
IL on tbs and . days.
Funeral nOt.es Tomorrow.
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THE Republican electors OF Nebraska
will, to-day, cast the vote o' that Sls's
for HAYES.
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rl'.' ,,-.gss in his issue ot ses'eF-
,s'1 - ui,h reference to myself.
lH ~ r,; gather grapes from thorns
Nc. rom ,his,lcs.' No more is
40; ~ .,,v sc. to be expected from
'''' ID heart never beat
"' % one msnly or noble
'T'.", !. he were capable OF gen.
'' or even OF just
'''' one whom he seeks
I" .,.e; If his malice were OIL
>, unlicave than that which
'' y. perceptions, oOscures the
.o5 slide. every impulse OF
.,r,f,y and even OF truth ne
e.. recoi.ed at the thought of
-'-- ,..,.,;on OF the stale and malig-
t.,t,r, Of tour years ago, which
49, . - 70 bis readers through y
.l. bs.! OF the Ltetiigencer.
18th wbs, mendscity he conveys
..,.;,n ,hs. these contemplate
have never been answered by
a,..no. forget he cannot have
.n., - 10 most of the charges
Intrinsic love Of slander has
-,,.... 20 convey 10 the public re-
,uh,.h,I complete refuta-
,.,- ROOSTER ri August II, 1872
.,,5. .sme refutstion was pub
F, the m's'!igs"r'r iew days
n. ,eew when he penned his
..,,. Yesterday morning that what
.-,~ur MCooK question was the
lanai .,me .snder.monger, and
,. ..b.-.r,er wss fully exposed 10y
.,-- o, Col. MCooS published at
.- ,f,ye referred ,o. Yet knowing
-.,.-p. +, il. like dog ~ his
r-f
a..,-stAi: when be Inserted in his
r. sruisrlous article signed
-.. ~MrL suppose means
...,. AID which IS no doubt
.l-,u 90 the .aue editor himself
.,sa 4y,a .r0trrpies Of natural selec
... and ia ..a,,Iency with The eternal
..rr:: 0, .aias:.
n. Knew Wien he made the contempt
,.- .g.sus..or N relation 10 the use l
,,- ayl .he name Of Mr.. LAMB on
.,-.s.r o,rs.ivn in political con-
,r.oa IN til. rlly," that Mr.. LAMB
..-- bis own hand completely
,-.rs.r! NE IN that transaction, and
.%.y,I.l.,a alton Was published in the
80. ar.,- more than four years ago.
4, attended explanation of this matter
s.. S-s: ..', "a'.or calls my famous
;y- Pg: .prra,ious" would be tedious
sad would only serve to show the
9-.r..g. .ae bitterness, the pusillsnimity
.-.a .ao covers them up in The lao
.As~o. .l.enLO and seeks to nlslesd
.-a!v-, 10 the N"lief that some dark
g..-.u.,s. ,rsr.actlous are the subjects
.-..,,.r.a,lou..
O.. be- ..,~s No. responsibility; not he.
=. g.s.e:. Tue r,Ls OF second hand
T.,tr 4. ,,a,e SANDERS. He Is will
.. Psy Tue part Of the sluice-gste
..r.Eh which the cess-poJls of SANDER
-sy l.,rasrge themselves. He not only
..-,,t,. rs-,. ba likes il. 1t is con
r.. LIS. ve~v toni o+,ice 1ruly: but
2, .n.enis.
a- irpro1.ce. the malicious resolu-
-:!Ehich wrre offered by nay most
r-.r.ye. deadly and unssrupulous
a-nyu psrkarsbury He knew that
-. ,a.ar,.ioo. wara horn Of revenge,
r.tLs iass oo.krow,hst the charges
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TIE proclamation of Gov. JACOB, off,
ciallv announcing the result of the cleo
,ion in this State on the eth ultimo, is
nripted IN this issue of the REGISTER.
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ei7ctor. 10 all the States vote
'~i,y.
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DIED.

Additions, Dispatches on Fourth Page
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;fl,tlina! Aralstrr.
,[.,5stsa.s-doy at 1851

a.r to-dgy ,otA BE- far. .olth
nj, Grd Using te'"oerofHrs.
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Troops Withdraw %.
Canya.sed the Vote

for Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
The cyunuc. of EdgEsid, which gave
Hampton over 200 mskouiy, snd L@u.
reu, which gave HIM over 1000 ma
jgr.ty, were previously thrown out, when
ias Democratic Senators retired from
.ae Hall
When the =eturns were canVnsed
Leu, Gov. Glesves, colOredr ant Speak
er Mackey declared
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[ Csas!-dst On Fourth Pays J
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chamberlain Liected

by 2,O44 votes, Adjourn'd. .,,
1t !. expected tbat Ch- nberisin vii.
Be iuslgurstsd tomorrow
Tbs Hampton House has teen 10
session nearly AL day. Their se-
ton va. Of 80 unimpOtsnt character.
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n.y = So coke - 10 IS o5: terne 80 y 80 s7,.
sales 81 Rensussy we're 30 as a. uehanssa esises
Sales o. seeica were 100 sandes at 7e Poe: 10
England crop ss s.S sn g;sss s o crop 'D
on private terms and 200 bales Havana ranging
HsxEy.-liecspts- 1903 bbls. whskcy aud 10 bbs al
cphol The market WAS nominal, with 81 oai. bid.
steady sales were 4OO1 lbs lat sheep Ohio neecc at
a.c iSnooo lbs. spring clip California wool at la1sc q
do At Zoe nae ' Texas a. Re Re 3oe
400 ibs Eastern do. 2sc 5000 at 20; 1900
ise 900 bury Eastern At lie. 500 lbs. Slightly
bury Texas ut isc.; and ON private terms. ls.uuo
clip California WOOL 10000 lbs do soJ and s7ooS Ss
is clip Do, 70 o,o lbs Eastern Texas i2oDibs Texas
10000 ard FOOD lbs California pulled ~ bags
80 bags lambs do. SO bags combing do.
fREisHrs-fhere was moderate business accomplished
b er gran 70 ANA a ~ ra a. aIoui s.sa
sitter Tor grain The engagements were 10 Liverpool
cotton At 56 Soxe. cheese i, Sos bacon quoted a
4Os. and by SAIL 400 bales cotton At o31d 500
bushels grain AT 50 standard ana ,0os
TO Ladss al SS 4 a 81; 50 s.. and o o.
ssts terms: 500 bushels grain. Cd: and. per
Ss.se $500 ss sS gram ss ls a
The charters embraced; American schooner hence
ao1s r 9 S.s with sooo quarters GRIM Z, U.s. Cd
do AZ Us i'd. German brig hence TO Hamburg. with
1oo quarters do a. s Per 1ashe IN shippers bags
a1oo quarters do ut IS sd American bark hence to
renarth Reads with 1900 quarters do AZ g. German Sip
i'd ist July clearance Norwegian bark, hence 10 United
Kingdom direct with 2sOo btls do nc Is std: Nerve
gian bark hence Havre with 100 bb
Vt 3s ID bark with 45UJ bbls refined petroleum..
noed hence the Continent without particulars Later
quarters grain ~ u.s. 3D. Norwegian bark hence TO tho
Baltic With 1000 bills refined petroleum q As "a and .
renned petroleum ON private terms
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root quiet AZ &C. 4:crcod liver oil n fair demand
CLAN sseised and tending upward
from - to = % Aoes were qasssd & s
Ergot was sasy at II 70 Quicksilver was quoted a Dc
a. @ Tor o.ona he and
.tr BE Tor henbane and II - Arsenic was Ia
BE isas Tor red do SEEDS we're aaiel We quote
Ms.aalsls~ cans &c Brown sa .e
Prime pa,sl Va. Quoted i 8 ana Smyrna ar@ :.
iae iaS:e corisnasr was quoted At 5lse camomiis
srsi: sas & II s
wa. sas, =. soe o,s roo. was steady a. 2,s a.
x xSs a A a . SSs was quoted At s or
prime sorts and lie Tor second do Snsos.ar. bark was
scarce and firmly held sassaras bark quiet at
sas, WAR vas Sc Tor Ens.
for blood and ii 81 Is Tor egg sarsapsra was quiet
but steady We quote Honduras =, sis, Sc;
JaInp quoted at lie. its gold Gum QUOT
steady e csrconats ammonia quiet i4se
Essential .a oils Were rm w bsx.mos o o.;
- Vs. 81 -ss 81 al e SSs sse Oh u
der s'ssa d. 30 n Sisehs% So Oh Cloves
~ 10; oil wntcrgrcen. So oil ssssairas inclusive ole
and vs. Easiisn chemicals. re closed quiet ~;
firm sales Of - tons sal soda At y so tons soda ash =.
ate sod. a. 4,ae. all gold, and 100 casks 1sssLing
% good brands s Il IS ST. sal soda i s saste
81 g. sd = a an ssa Soda
DwiEhs Cas- On scIsi. a., currency:
Sic. mixed were quoted ut Soc. a 4uc.
FIsI.-The market for vi kinds quiet and stocks
light. We quote New Georges cod - - %: Grand
Rank do. ~ shore mxckercl. No. !. $26 $2s do large
No. 2 St5 $fB Box herring. No. l. Zoe scaled DO.
22c 25c barrelloJ do. Portland 81 10 80 Labrador
s. 30 IS Is
FLouR AND GRAiN-keceipts-Flo 036 bills; wheat,
l9 500 bushels meal 10 bills and "a sacks OATS
II $50 bushels; corn, 1920 do rye, IL $40 do harley
malt $50 DO The Hour market quiet and nominaly
unchanged The sales about 1880 bhs including
STATE Western and southern Mt the annexed quotations.
Rye Hour qnis with of 800 bbs at $3 10 70 20
es'" % ass s 81 & 20 Ss1.ss "
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~.
Cotton UNCHANGED mddnv aisc; low middling, iO'Sc
sos Ga" sss S sos ssS s.s;
ss sa ssss ffess Sales h.pSi''i0 Great Britain
Cotton quiet; mddns r .iac low midains lo,s
ssss re ss Britain s as les s 70 sss ~
eoastwse. ~. sales. LOO stock, ioo.aoJ. WeeSy
Britain laa77 10 France s7; 10 tho Continent ssos
coaawse. $3.50 Sales, 1901 -,
Cotton quiet; middiing lic,; low mldding Ioc.; good
wise % ssis.' 80 s,oss $500 wesIy-Ss,i receipt.
s s"s rs e's ss to the
SAVANNAH. June o, 1876.
Cotton dull: mdang lie lew. low m1,s!d,ing 10 lice
coastwisc 5li sales. ITO. stock. .7s2 WeeklyrNet
sss ESQ., soa aIsl 1885, Sales p''''10 the Channel
CHARLESTON, June o. 1876.
Sass o ses %d sas
200 Stock $500 weekyNet receipts, 5sI Exports
rlour unchanged; sales 40 ssls NSss. quiet;
Sic barley quiet Corn meal unchanged Miiesd IN.
sna ye u. % sw - the pfn os
New York. Lake reeeiptsWheal, 200, bushels corn
1900 bushels; lumber 467oOo feet.
BUFFALO. June .. 1876
$1,000 300 do By railroad,-flour. ~ bbis.
wheat. isoos bushels corn ,2yo2 do oats i4oao DO
iiaewaer-whsa,. 1900 bushels Io n,sriorWh heat.
Flour IooD bbis wheat. 300 bushels: corn 07uo do
400 I'D freights unsettled
opened Gr later t7Sc &c for wheat nominaiy TIC
oats hpped 4ic. New York. Flour quiet steady.
Wheat dull unsettled sales cf $500 bushels fort Washing
this AZ 81 70 Corn dull sales Of 900 bush
els Western 10 lots Mt 4sc 5c. according to quality
movement NAH qnict Pork dull $40 so heavy mess
Lard uuli ut lie. HighwIncs bominaily 81 IL.
TOLEDO. June 3d. 1915
Flour hrner Wheat nrmcr No: white Wabash. 81 3Gl;
No. white Michigan 81 ~; No. do. ~ ~; amber
81 -, red. 81 %: Dayton and Michigan, 81 u7l,
rejected red. SIZE. Corn firm ana unchanged. Oats
nj. herr No. :, spot. and June. 35c. Michigan. Doc
jccted 3uc RccciptsWheat. :ivO bushels. corn ~
do oats 600 do. Snpm fnts-Flonr to- bbis. wheat.
1000 bushels; corn. 1000 do; oats. 40 ~ do
CHICAGO. June 9. 1876
Flour Atcsay with fair demand. Wheat active arm
higher: Ma Chicago spring. ~ Us bid No do ~ OK
spot 81 uiAs June ~ o55s tU7 jay No do. oc
Jccted. size Corn easier; No 1t 45sc. bud spot and
Jn,. 4us.e August; rejected, 4Dc Oats dull tendng
dounwar.l. aossc spot aud July. Rye nrmer ut re
.2lae. Barley stronger ~ 3'c bid PORK weaker;
August Lard in good demand aud a shade higher;
ar demand higher; shoulders T.ic clear rib sides.
iOc clear SIDES. lJi.c whskcy easter at ~ ~ Re-
ccip-flour. 1900 bbs wheat. l2 100 bushels corn,
$4,000 d. oats. 0J.pJo do rye 1000 do. barley,
1893. shipments Flour. $500 bbis wheat. 1fl.UO0
bushels. corn, 1t2,DD do: oats, 5000 do. rye,
ls.uDJ do: b.rlcy. 1901 d. At the afternoon call
81 the Board WHEAT lower 81 O6. June: 81 O6ss July
Corn iowsr i5zc july 49, August Oats lowers Juc.
June July. Fork easier; $40 20. August. Lard uu-
changed Railroad ircightsTo New York, 2c. Lake and
rail do.-Whest, Ioisc corn. Toe.
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Cry or NEw YORK,
DEPARTMENT on fINAscF,
~ Ia. "a tS@G
PACIFIC MAIL MATTERS.

The Pacific Mail directors had protractcd meeting
yesterday at the oilcc OF the Panama Railroad CON-
pany. Mr. Clyde presided Mr. Park Of the Panama
Railroad Company, was present. and through him that
corporation agreed TO postpone the satisfaction OF
debt Of the Pacific Mail TO It until May l. 1877 holding
the securities for the entire debt are now
held. The Panama Railroad Company and the
Panama Transit Company also agreed TO I'D
init tho Pacific Mail In its connections With
the Panama Railroad the terms made by con.
tract with the Panama Transit Company without any
charge for COMMISSIONS other charges except those
made u tho Panama Transit COMPANY II was
tanned that there about $3.50 900 OF call ioans
overdue paper and cash bills left by tho old direction
This Indebtedness has been provided for by the direct
aud Mr.. Park advancing each Sl2, 300 which has
been deposited with tho First National Bank 10 tho
credit OF tho company, and to-day each director and
Mr.. Park will deposit s300 900 10 tho credit OF Pacific
Nail This will provide s42500o. which viii meet,
said all the present liabilities OF the stcamsh hip company.
Eacn director has pledged himself to rccstabIish the
company and liquldac It's obligations they mature
Tho directors consultation satisfied that all
the company's steamers, well those OF the Pan
ANA Transit Company. be used to profitable advan-
tage Mr. Park states that the Panama party has NOS
sold share OF Pacic Mail stock and has Intention
10 either bull bear the same
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.


y but fat cattle Large herds oil still ted beeves
s nc 20 "r for %
ansod Prices ranged from rs io.ss per ID, weights
sss y S s s% net
s,rse. sard: r q Eastman SID ,sf IS
at ot4s. h., weight IA cwt 4s illinois Y.c.
S s% II s's": & fxi ss.
.o o vss - a. e strong sr w,
n o. head weight cw. Z. J. Fagan ,old for self II
sale j. illinois Coon fh s oa S%
selves y Illinois steers 4 gs ioc per ID average
~ f" ss as's
IT, Ss ~ % - s~ Il
sa s 81 a II g" ess weight
p rs ri 1i, Weight ~ cw, s.ssns tor r Nredeno%rS
* ews; - hASis s.eors at per b. h. weigh, sssa;
20 Illinois steers ut a.c per ID with 81 of q
wsl II . .as s1 .s s.
Nor seer @ I'D Tsssn
ss o. ;s xsss;
ssSn. Oh y ne, Sas per IT, With Viii 81 IN
win 81 on mead weigh. 81 cw. strong p Illinois
sw =: g led s s yin 81 us Ss ssr head" weight s
Ny ci.y yards. !. oDonnsll sold for 5 "; Aerten
ns' 'sSs Ss|s sss
x void ss on per u Weight Hs IS @ % s
sac per h. 81 per weight, IA ewt for Brown
sv os e = 'ss,s illinois s . ssS !,
"a % . might = ni y S 8" per
Mcpherson sold for Marks Brothers 81 Illinois
steers 1T &c 9Isc por h. weight ga for Rankin
Co.. ~ Kansas steers ut s4c sc per d., weight d1s
cw 20 Kansas steers ut Ice l0'sc per lb, weight Sta
e. Kahn sold for Kahn furst 90 still fed Illinois
steers AZ &C. perib weight 81 cwt . cwt; l. still ted IL
SnEEP AND LAMns.-Tfade Slows general sales in small
ots quality fair Sheep Id mt &c adac per Ia lambs
7tc. lie h. kasr Pidcock sold Al sheep wegat
lbs head At ac per h. 2oi Missouri lambs, 81
lbs head at h. 81 Jersey labs weight 81 lbs
per head. lo pcr ID l5O Jersey lambs. weight 81 lbs
head. Mt lie. per H.; l0l Jersey lambs. olght
~ lbs. per head ut lie per H. Hume Il Elliot sold
state bucks weight 200 lbs st &C. per H. 80 Ohio sheep
543o lbs. ut 5s4c To- - Ohio sheep. weight 2eio ibs
65sc per ID l69 Kentucky lambs weight lu9lO lbs.
Sc H. w Elliott sold Ohio sheep. weight TO lbs,
sc per D. 70 ohio sheep weight 24io lbs y 5s.c pcr
l34 kentucky lambs. weight 22D lbs, sc. per ID.
Mich Cows Trade small and slow quaiy equal to
the demands range Of prices $40 $75 hea calves
ciudcd.
NhALs CALVES No smooth quality veas to hand
ordinary quality calves slow OF sale vi &C. SIC. per H.
HoGs.-rherc live hogs sale.
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the week ending this date ssloao and the amount
marketed ss24 l32 The total imports since January
1 are $4l, sl2 LIT, and tho total amount marketed
$42,T 1850
In State bonds Missourls noticeably hrm, sell
ing at 1864 for long sixcs LOG for Hannibal and St.
Joseph Issue of 1857 lo3 for OF 1877 and 1854 for
sizes Of 1916 District OF Columbia ae5's sold at COS
FOREIGN MARKET
The London advices report consols nrmer at an ad
vance OF X per cent compared with the closing
quotations Of yesterday United States bonds were
x and ,. per cent lower, respectively The following
Are the fourP n quotations :-Consos for money sSh
93ss; do for account, o3,l s3a; nvctwenty bonds
1865. old, l04x; do, 1867, HOY 1l0k tenforty do,
l07; ne~ nves, 1861; Erie, common shares, l2h do,
preferred, 10 -.
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds tho largest business was in tie
issues OF tho Milwaukee and ST. Paul, which were
strong. After them Pacific OF Missouri seconds were
most activc at 81 as1t4, advance Of LAX. The
remainder OF the list dull and steady. except Ohio
and Mississippi consos and c. c. and 9. nrsts, which
were Y lower Louisville and Nashville consolidated
advanced 03 against o. at the CLOSE yesterday ST.
Paul. c. and N. division, sold ut o71s; do, con-
soldaed sinking fund.- rose TO S9s; Northwestern con-
solidatcd gold coupons advanced 10 9Oss Eric third
sold a, 103 and Morr. and Essex consolidated lrss At
10L The following were the closing quotations for
Pacific Railroad bonds:--Union Pacific frsts, los n
1861; do land grants, 100 1Ook do. sinking funds
sos S9s<; Central Paclcs. 1os 1885,.
PHILADELPHIA
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10

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this city for the month OF May shows that 429
ricrs employed that 2o359 registered letters,
3135 s42 mail letters 1862 2G postal cards and 905
local letters, and 747s77 newspapers delivered;
OBS letters G3 72 posai cards and 40 S34
papers collected and "a 5j letters returned
TO the Post Office The total postage local matter
delivered $50 III 80 and the amount paid carriers
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