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The New York herald., 1876-07-15

Wheat was Irregular. strictly prime No. wsntsd
to ill aud full pces bid aud sales
made As high 81 10 for Milwaukee, conditional upon
their being accepted contract but they rejected
The sales comprised about 2OO bushels s yc y2c for
No Milwaukee, 81 Oj for No. Chicago 81 % for No
Milwaukee. 81 IL VI 10 for ungraded No and winter on
private terms vSc III % rcd winter and tOc for No
Northwestern spring Rye qnict Barley and barey
malt dull Corn hrn tor strictly prime but dun
aud heavy tor the lower grades The saos about
l4ODOO bushels ssc 52c Tor heated and damaged 52c
52sc for steamer o4c. 5sc for mixed ofsc for low
mixed. SOC for yeows Soc for graded do 53c
5c ungrsded red and 5dsc Tor Kansas low mixed.
FRuir.-fherc was very quiet market Tor oretgn
rasn. per box 81 AZ DO. 81 so quarter do ose
quality; sssdcss rasns. IS 10 per s. vxienciA
rasins DC ih suitana do. 14c for new; Turkey
prunes 5sc. 5i,c for servia Bosnia French
DC iie according to siss and quality Currants
7Se M .escrans 20 sa.nisy t:s.ST s.r0n ss rss
ginger "a per Domestic dried quiet
We quote APPLES state. qusrter Sc as1sc do sliced
s1sc se.; Southern. >, quarters. neS, DC. "a a
ao aa fancy y' ios lie Pe.ess.s' peelss-osorsss
prime fancy, LOG l5c unpeeled de-, quarters, nom
in.iIy loJse. halves, l2sc l3c- Raspocrrcs. DEC
27c Cherries i4c i5c Piams souhern lie i5c do.
81 so: prime do. I'll Go 81 20; choice do.
81 10 81 ~. ordinary Wilmington. 81 40 ~ 90; prime
fancy do 81 - o.. domestic grocn--There was sin
good apples at " 81 90 boil and 81 80
Hay Asp s1RAw.-The market was quiet and steady
We quote bale hay, shipping. uUc O5c retail quaties
new, Soc \ yoc. ord do. 81 81 10. strsw-Long rye.
Soc. do. old. 81 10
21c.. tiIne We quote American dressed, $50 500
for single. 500 S21J fr double and $40 <l25 tor
rough Msuils hemp. 7c. gold; Russia clean. $40 SIU
gold: Italian s27s $3.50. gold iu,s. 4zs ohc. cur
The New York herald., 1876-07-15
NORTH OF THE CITY.

CATsKILL MoUNrAIXs, July II, 1875
To THE EDITOR HERALD
The elegant meteor Sunday night and spoken o
in the HKRALD of to-day by ~ C. b." was by me,
At this elevation OF 5000 feet under such favorable
circumstances that certain will assist
any competent observer in New ork to calculate the
height and true of II. sitting a chair
In front of the Mountain House, facing southeast,
when the meteor appeared at an elevation OF IL 70
and rose vertically to 3S 2 when II sunk TO 80 80 and
exploded without changing from It's course, showing
conciusively that line with its direct
The meteor, therefore,, 100 miles north OF New
York, and II ~ C. B" knows the angle OF elevation
seen by him its height can be asccrtained.
WALTON VAN LOAN
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oswesxb.sa esx AGO al. % L IN
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

coTroS:-sPoT WAS DULL. FUTURES CLOSED
WEAK-FLoUR DUIL-wHEAT IRREGULAR
CORN EAsIER--oATs DULL--PoRK DULL
LARD DULLS-wHIsKEY srEADY-PRTEoLEUM
sTRoNoER-NAvAL STORES FIRM--oILs
sTxADY-cRocKRIEs FIRM-yRRIoHTs STILL
ADVANCING.
FRIDAY, July 14-6 P. NJ
The trade movement has been unusually htfuI during
the past week, and the markets have, rule been
more inactive than ever. Commercial values
have been the most uncertain Of all things being sub
jected 10 constant nuctualons the general tendency
beng toward still lower basis The gold premium
has declined materially, and this has had tendency
hasten the decline merchandise Business almost
everywhere been light The chief Of interest
In commercial circles is the collapse In breadtu for the
decline in wheat during the has RADICAL while
prices have been nominal ourny tho Current
quotations show decline OF i5e 2oc per bushei within
three weeks the greater proportion during the
week Today friday the hour market was dull.
Wheat was Irregular but perhaps quite panicky
thursday. The wheat offered nearly all out
Of condition. and IL NIL but impossible to
nnd strictly prime spring wheat Indeed. somo was
wanted for delivery July contracts but could
tanned Corn easier. except Tor strictly prime which
wanted bat held strong and generally rather above
the market price Oats dnlL whskey was steady.
froighs still advancing Cotton on the spot dull
Groceries drm. Naval stores were firm Oils
quiet and steady size yl.c Tor pots.
Pearls we're nominal at os4c. 7c
Bstswax was steady at sJ'sc for for
southern; 800 lbs. southern sold ut 3s5sc
DO. for rod tipped snd s1sc . Be- for medium.
CASpLxs ruled steady We quote ;spsrm. 2sc. sperm.
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ON STATEN ISLAND.
NEW YORK. July Il, 1870

To THK EDITOR THE HERALD
saw the meteor Of the 9th inst, from upper
spiazza at Clifton s. l. Several members OF my,tHmiy
witnessed the spectacle 1t seemed to come irCs the
southeast and at about orty-n degrees above ths
horizon and to pass nearly the samo plane to the
northwest, exploding before it had passed point .
little west OF northwest from our point of view. IL
seemed to fast, that for moment wee took II
for "A skyrocket II could hardly have been fifteen
seconds in sight, and before dying away II threw of
balls OF fire like rockets We did not think 1t
could have been half mile from US nor hall u mile
above the earth IL.
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San Francisco despatch says:-''AlthOugh the
mining stock market Is greatly depressed it cannot
yet be considered pancky. No failures known to
have ocsurred although there tha. effect
II the leading stocks go much lower uncovering
gins, a bad break will no doubt follow The market
weaker after the adjournment Of the Board to-
day"
State bonds were quiet and steady Louisiana
consolidated sold at 62x.
SHARES
Bank shares dull and fcaturslesa America
sold NJ 1876 and Republic at 49,
INSURANCE DIVIDENDS
The American Fire Insurance Company has declared
scrip dividend Of SO per cent to policy hoders, in
terest at the rate Of per outstanding scrip
that the scrip issue Of 1870 be paid cash and cash
dividend Of per cent The company has q cash CAPT.
tai of 100000 and Its assets on July l were
sl,lSO,4o5 9S. The Phenx Insurance Company of
Brooklyn has declared semi-annual dividend OF 10
per cent. payable on demand. The Lamar Insurance
Company has declared a dividend OF per
Company has declared a annual dividend of per
cent, payable on demand. Tho Columbia Fire lnsur-
Company has declared annual dividend of
per cent, payable on demand. The old Knicker-
booker Fire Insurance Company established 1857,
nounces with its usual regularity semi-annual div-
dend Of per cent, payable on demand The Guardian
Fire Insurance Company has declared = semi annual
dividend OF per cent, payable demand. The Amty
Insurance Company has declared . semi-annual div
dend OF per cent, payable demand The Adriatie
Insurance Company has declared semi.annual dvi-
dend Of per cent, payable on demand.
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IN NEWPORT, R. I.

To THE EpIroR THE HERALD
Noticing Professor Parkhurst's request for further
informal TO tho meteor saw 1t ON Sunday
ing last at Newport H. L., but, without map OF the
town. could speak definitely to its direction, but
could do with such map 1t presented the appear
ancc OF large rocket or ball from u Roman CANDLE
and so considered II ut urst XY,Z
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CROOKED WHISKEY.

Ex-Deputy Collectors Daniel GiiIen and Samuel Glib.
bcrson, who removed from Office upon the
strength OF the accusations made against them by
Christian A. Stein, expecting to be reappointcd 10
their former positions in the First Collection district
Immediately upon the appointment OF the successor Of
Commissioner Pratt who ordered their suspension.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Totals. 2.J2D 10 1875 J.bS3 AGA
BKxvxs-Trade opened slow forenoon and prices
dGsppea q % stsgns psr S se,ss' % rates ~ were Ere ss
sixi'eth street yards r. O. Eastman sold Tor self car.
a,.c per H. weigh, o. Illinois "a per
ib weights ewt scant a iliinoi. steers ~ Y14ca
% ess, strong siess seyeS sold for S" norris G
ss Illinois steers a. icc per h.. Weight "a ewi 81 Ilne:
pee s "sFa; ss . .d sa ss %
50 Illinois s,eesss Ioc i9sc per ID. weight IA e~t.
sainea sSes sold .si IS Illinois s,ee1 term. no.
obtained q. W Vail sold for self ~ Missouri
Thompson for cooss osours Kentucky steers at
ys4c per b. weight cw. ls Kentucky steers at yc
zoe per h.. with 81 oa per head, weigh. IA g.
Kahn sold on commission IN mixed Tennessee ana
term. of inc Others not Obtained NJ Gold.
na .oa ssn. cSy sy' y
Missouri steers At ic per 10 weigh. "a swt - Missouri
weight sws Rankin Thompson 10 iiinoi. steers At
gae per b weight ", ewL s'ron& a, Je,sey Guy yards
AT sc 1o'4c per H. weight 75i for D. Mcpherson
10 Ohio steers at sc per h. weigh, ~ Tor Holmes
tor ~ slaughter 81 ohio steers at &c. lO,sc per d.
weigh. We = ew. ssswt M .oi'chmd. sold Tor Aull Co
Illinois steers .. s,@c per Io weixht "a ew. b. II.
pss S Weight % sw sas, % or Ghs.. s'ssrs '
81 Illinois por 10 weighs cwt Tor Borsin
n Sasl co S 3 % Tssi g sss Mss
gJse per lb with SIS the o,. weight y. cws (: II
strong; 81 Iino. steers q, ic psr H. wsss; sws;
* ew.; 70 Illinois steers az i'se per h., weigh,
steers at 9c per To-, weight "a Missouri steers At
as per ls ~s,gh' ss. . III aois steers ., ss
"a ew ii nol, Steers a. ioc per ib Weigh, S css
-. s.ss Asp Lasas trade in eoh extremely dali sheep
Bucsngham sold 40 fennsyiv.nia lambs weigh, 90 lbs
ns' s S.ad .s S s gss s ~, weight ..
7oi1s per head. a 7e Der ib Kase fidcoek sold 5,c
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, July IA, 8 r. NJ
Trade report-The market for yarns and fabrics NJ
anchester is steady Cotton-Futures weak sales of
tober delivery at 8 25-32d.
LONDON PRopUcE MARKEr-LoSpoS, July IA, p.
M-Refned petroleum, l2hd l2a4d per gallon. Tallow.
46s. Sd. per
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
4.O75,502
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. July H. 1873.
Spanish gold pit 2l71s Exchange advancing ng-On the
United States sixty days. currency AZ discount: short
sight do. 3 discount; sixty days gold, 81
ium short sight do. IA premium; London. leA 20
premium Paris 5z premium. sugar hrmer; No. IL
Dutch Standard. Tx ) reals per arrobe.
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho sales OF real estate at tho Exchange salesroom
yesterday folows;-
Richard V. Harnett sold the buildings and plot OF
land in the Twenty-third ward on the north side Of
l42d street. 625 feet OF Willis avenue 67xl00xl5
for 81, 900 to plaintiff; also the Laylor property,
and plot OF four lots the southwest
OF Madison avenue and Seventy seventh stross
l00xl02. 2 for S9O, 953, TO Henry Well
rRAxsrERs
Madison av, n y. corner Of 73d 81. isxso r. j. Bel
7th st. n s. 2ss l. OF av B. aossi Mary Grcss to
10Th .s, W s sSsn Of so,i . a4ex7S xme. 49,
6. iippenmeyer NJ Rmu. mu............,....... $1,000
iss:sa v: husband + 80. Nom
nauih and s'fs l. J. Hunt ia.,oo
rear. y,xI5; xnsda'ens knaosschuch and others ~, 49,,
wirih and wife 70 i. Grub a5.ooo
ISs ss. !: a.1,; ssss sss ss s ~ ~ e az ss
i2sd 81. n s.. 2ass H. w. OF 9Th av.. ls.sxiooli;
20 ,. s., > sy iasI;s; j. s'~
Madison av.. n. w. corner ssth st.. 5oxioo; A. W.
Rathbone .oJ. n A. 1,isweld 10000
sase @ IT. road IRE ~ Of W. w.? & wh,sms os S,g. DI
vile 10 A. b. Styles. ........'''A'..'. 10000
icsn sispsIy T. b. sis. 'os 60.
Rsl,c.d .s q ~ 40 H. 8 ot oh st., io0s,iC to ''"
ehe" 70 NJ A. Richie, 800
Weeks ref) to hanh.ss.n L,fe Insurance Coz. i4ooo
f2d 81. ~. .. W y w. OF 9th av.. l9xsO5; F.w.
Loew (rcf) to j. Hanna A...................... 1000
AID 81. s.. ~ H. W. OF eth sv.. 19xIOO5; sane 70
same. .....:..............'........ 5000
63d -. s.. 2os II. G. Of 81 Av.. 25x iOl.5, X.
Dakn (rcfl to Thomas Crimmns ............... 02UO
Forihan ay. ~. zJo. sx2UO cath ward IS. d.
clifford (ref) to 5. NJ Purdy y................. l5Oo
- nogTGAGKs
Beglcv. Michael l.. and wife, 10 Frank NacDavitt
of2d Sv.. OF sOsh 81. . 5yeau............. $500
Same to selinar Hess. VI I'd As, oil sOth st.
Barns Frederick .. and wfo. to l.. X Gin n q OF
oith st. g OF "a AZ year 15OO
Day, Phoebe, 70 b. Aostyn. n. q Of l24th st, ". Of
Ltling. Jacob and wife, 10 4. xiineslhseisr ar OF
4th St. w. OF sth av., Observation-Disclosures, l3SO
Same to Andrew Merz, T. Of 44th st. ". Of ssh av;
Higgins. Jeremiah and wife. 10 s. Jordon a a of 49,
. i2yth st. between 9th aud 9TH ycars.. lOOo
Hartford Daniel TO A. Apcls. O. Of 55th st., between
lst and "a avs 15O0
Koch, John ". TO DAVID W Bruce anu Others ctras
tee) ~ corner OF Ann aud william years 10000
Mead Charles Ia aud wife. ~ John g. Acheson, 10.
OF iJsth 81. .. of Alexander sv. cad ward
Martin, James. TO 5. JACOBSON tsdminissr.trixj, w.
Of LIST of 5ytn S. 1fOO0
Rtchie, Mary A.. sscorxe H. Crary. O. o.. Of Rail-
road av, - OF Dth 81 2tth wardl months 49,. AGO
Sugdsn, Eils. to Jesse A. Aarsbsli, q. = Of 22d
y. ofoth ~: tnstelments o0S
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THE OPEN AIR FUND.

NKw YORK. July IL, 1874
To THE Epfron HERALD
In behalf OF the little suffering ones 10 ST. Maryt
Free Hospital for Children, No 407 wcst Thirty
street, am asked 10 thank you for tho kind mention
made in yonr paper OF the "Opcn MIR fund" lfever
the convsescent children needed tho fresh air Of the
Park thcy need II this summer and now The money
already received has afforded delightful drives through
the Central Park and Is hoped that the contributions
will be sufficient to enable all the tlc children TO have
a member OF drives during tho summer. The pleasure
and benefit derived will amply repay those kind
hearted persons named below whose contributions are
herewith gratefully Acknowledged
Mrs. q. G. famadsc $40 Nina Prince ......... IS
NJ A. w.............. 10 L. H. T................
Mrs. G. A. CaInnann 10 Mattio aud Bertle
Anon............-.... 10 Aacrarty ...........
Cash ~
A Friend. ............. Total .-.............$1 $12
Lyman Cooke.
Very truly yours. GEORGE G. HOUGHTON.
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CLOSING PRIczs--3 p. n.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes compared with the
closing prices yesterday
ADvAScE.-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, u; New
York Central, u; Erie a; Ohio and Mississippi, "a !;
Pacific Mail, 4 Producers and petroleum, ST Paul
common, ~
DECLINE -western Union, u; Union Pacific, 2; Rock
Island, u New Jersey Central, n Michigan Central,
y Lake Shore a Delaware and Lackawanna. y.
The rest OF the market was stationary
The local rates for call are 2K per cent
The supply OF capital is still large.
The following were the rates of exchange New
York the underme cities to-day :Savannah
u premium Cincinnati selling soc. to 81 10 premium !;
Charleston, selling u premium, buying u premium;
New Orleans commercial, y bank, u; Chicago 75c
premium and St. Louis, 75c TO 90c premium.
Sterling exchange firm. Primo asking rates.
AS0 491 selling rates. t. IS SS1 and 90 q 901s
Reichmarks. e5h 957s and 951s n o. Cables, 90.
Prime Paris, g. Is and 5l2H.
MARKET.
Gold closed at Ill u after selling at 1115f and Ill
Tho rates paid for carrying were and per
Loans were also made fat
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CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. S49 20S, ,070
currency baances. g. lOl, 535
6oid exchanges OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6,9sl, 555
ooiu oaiances. ................-". l,513, 40
Tho specie engagements for to-morrow's European
steamers amount to $780, 900 gold coin
THE UNITED TREASURY
Washington dispatches report revenue receipts to-
day, $4o0 900; customs receipts $400 000 bank
received, $500 0oO
FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report a strong and higher mar
ket for consos, while United States bonds were Arm
and Eric up to 1871 l35.. To-day E206, 900 sterling
went into tue Bank OF England balance. Silver is
quoted at Al Nd per ounce The following are the i've
r. NJ. quvtations :-Consols for money g45. a 95; do
for account, 94ys 95; 1868 bonds, Old 1867 LOG;
1867 bonds, loS1 los; tenforty bonds 1917. los
new hves, 1861 1861. Erie, 1917 l3,s; Erie pre-
ferred, lsh 19 Rentes, 106t 7hc. Exchange ON
london, 25L 27h.c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed firm At the following
quotations:-Unised States currency SKIES, l251 q
l26ll; do. do 1881, registered 1l9k 1l9A; do
DO, do. coupon 1l95s l2o do do 1865, registered
tl6 ll6l4; do. do, do, coupon, l16 ll6k; do
DO, do. new, registered, 1I73s ll7As do. do do,
d. coupon, Il75s ll7h; do. do 1867, registered,
lls's ll9ss do do. do, coupon, ll9si 1l9h do.
Co., 1868, registered, 12i 1919; do do, do,
pon III l2lx; do ten-forties, registered, 117k a
lis; do do, coupon llss lls,s; do. hves, 1881,
registered, ll7A 1l7A; do do, do, coupon, 1l7s.
u7x
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were strong to buoyant The largest
business Chicago and Northwestern gold sevcns
which advanced to 95as s5h. The next largest was
In Milwaukee and ST. Paul consolidated sinking funds
which advanced to 9l;s. The other important
changes in prices advance OF per cent In
Pacific of Missouri 6rss, Toledo and Wabash coupon
sonvertibcs, and South Pacific of Missouri y In MI
wsukse and ST. Paul Chicago and Milwaukee divsion)
y IN Western Paclcs, a in Milwaukee and ST. Paul
(Is Crosse divsonj and Northwest consols aud \ in
Lehigh and wikesbarre consols and Union Pacific
hrsts There decline OF per cent in Union Pa
tihc sinking funds ana y ia Cleveland and Pittsburg
consolidated sinking funds Otherwise there were no
shangcs.
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds:--union hfsts, 1895 10 loS4 Union
land grams, l02 to lo24; sinking funds 03l TO S3s
Centras, 1861 to 1904
IMPORTS.
The imports OF dry goods at the port OF New York
'hc week ending to-day $oi 53o and tho amount
marketed Ssoo,d5l. The total imporls January
l. werc $4S S69,41s and the total amount marketed
SAC, sos $50
INVESTMENT SHARES
Investment shares were quiet Delaware and Lacka-
wanna brought 1o2k lclJs; Jersey Central, 72,<
f3h s25s Rock Island, l0o,s 100, United States
Express, 1854 73h; Union Pacific 62 a COZ Illinois
Central rs; Produccrs and Petroleum, 1lsk q
1iax-
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W est I'm Tel. b e.s3
$1,000 US 6's. r, 3D.. l19sS

$1,000 Mo 6's. st j. 'S7. 1O4
10. u La rs. con. BIC g.
100 NJ x st r. I&M.. ~
6UJU Cen Pac Z b.. LOG
2UUU Ohio Z. Miss I'd. s.
Z DJ IN fag sink t.. Y3
1000 r. + W l. c I'd. loy
sou CT Western 3D.. 02
2OUJ Alb q sus I'd. -. los
10 shs + Z LAP Co be i13
100 Chi & > " t.s.oc AZ
2Oy Nil 4 ST r.. ..bc III
2vO West I'm cL.-bc.b3 Al
llO Go ~
% do. ............ II
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Resolutions ofRespeet.
OYFIcE OF BgLLAIRE NAIL Works, /
BRLLAIRE, O., July z

DhLAAinHy ~ SS-y
At meeting of the Board OF Dirsc-
tors of the Bellaire Nail Works held
July lst, 1876, the following premamble
and resolutions were presented and unan-
imously adopted:
WHEREAS, Crispin Oglebay, Esq, late
President of this Board, and man
highly esteemed by us for his many vir-
tues, has. in the mysterious providence OF
God, been removed from us by death,
and having been intimately associated
with him for the last two years and q
half as member of this Board,
we deem it proper to express our spple
citation of the deceased. We feel that not
only we, but the entire community, have
lost an active and enterprising business
man of large experience, comprehensive
and wise in all bis plans, and energetic
and persevering in executing them' and
in his social relations, a gentleman cour-
teous and kind, and that while we deeply
mourn our loss, as citizens and Is Board,
we would humbly bow In submission to
the will of our Heavenly Father, and to
the family and friends of the deceased,
tender our most heartfelt sympathies IN
this their sad bereavement.
Resolred, That as further testimonial
of our respect, We will attend the funeral
in body.
Resolped, That the Secretary furnish
the family of the deceased with copy
of the foregoing.
Resolved, That the foregoing presmb.e .e
and resolutions be published in the daily
papers of the city of Wheeling.
A. w. ANDERSON, Secretary.
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Fred FEecker in German. The former
made no sllusion to political affairs, but
the Westieche Post this morning con-
tained an editorial under his signature
indicating pretty clearly that he will
support the Republican ticket IN the
coming canvass.
A. Memphis.
MEMPHIS, July S.-To-day was gen.
orally given up TO preparations for the
celebration tomorrow. Nam street and
the other prominent streets present gay
appearance, there being liberal display
of bunting and bands marching
about playing the National airs.
A National salute was fired
from the bluff this afternoon by ex-Fed-
eral and ex.Confsderate artillerymen.
Thirteen guns are TO be fired At mid
night, and all the bells will be rung. In
dicstions are that the celebration to-mor-
row will surpass any ever witnessed here
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MUCH of our space this morning Is
given up to the manner IN which the eve
of our Centennial Fourth WAS observed
in this city and elsewhere; and how the
Fourth itself WAS ushered in this morn
ing. The entire country was sbsze with
patriotism and gas jets; the air redolent
with burning tar and gunpowder; the
land resounded with the roar of cannon,
snd the hills echoed the music Of the
tin horn and the horse-hddle Altogether,
last night was a boistrous'night in this
city, and in thousand other cities and
hamlets m the country, and one not
likely 10 he soon forgotten. Our local
columns tell the tale, graphically, Of the
former. nd our telegraph columns Of
the latter We don't propose, this mora.
ing, TO preach or tesrh; every body seems
TO understand it,
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RIVER NEWA.

The marks nj the lsnding last evening
Indicated s feet 4 inches IN the channel
The Andes arrived from CIncinns
Yesterday afternoon.
The Msllie Ragon left for Psrkeshurg
\, the usual hour yesterday mornirg.
The steamers about the landing we're
gally decorated Yesterday
The Phseton will make extra trips 10
Be!lsire to-day
The Andes wilt leave tm Cincinnati
this afternoon At 3o'clock.
Business about the lsndiag was dull
yesterday.
By Telegraph
PIrrsBUaH. July 3.-River feet |
inch and falling. Weather cloudy and
hot
CINCINNATI, july 3-River 10 feet 6
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
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HOUSE.

The sp ',ker called the States for bills
and halfa dozen of n private nature were
introduced aud referred.
Several tillibustering motions were
made to consume the morning hour and
prevent the introduction of Mr.. Heals
bill for the repeal ofthe resumption act.
Mr.. Oliver moved to suspend the rules
and adopt the resolution appointing Il
select committee to inquire into the dis
position made of the 100000 acres OF
land granted for the improvement of the
Des Moines Rapids.
On motion of Mr.. Holman. the Com
mittee on Public Lands was substituted
for the select committe and the motion
as modified, was adopted. Mr.. Holman
stated that the Conference Committee
on the Post Office appropriation bill
had agreed and bill was being print.
ed, but not in time TO be ready to-day
he therefore, moved adjournment, and
the House adjourned until Wednesday
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
THE COURTS.

COURT OF APPEALs-Judges Hayno'ld'
Moore, Green and Eimiston.
The Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning.
An appeal and supersedeas was allowed
in the case of George w. Anderson w.
Julia H. Nagle and others.
William II. Hearn was admitted 10
practice in this court, on motion OF MIR
Peck.
Daniel Lamb, Esq, was instructed to
expend the balance of money in MS
hand, which was appropriated for thai
purpose, for law books.
The Court adjourned until Wednesday
at 9 o'clock A. NJ.