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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-12

After little dizziness and confused hurry
of thought, which man often meets with in
dream, methoaght the hall was alarmed the
doors flew open, and there entered half doz-
en- of the most hideous phantoms that l had
ever seen (even in dreamy before that time,
They came in two by two, though matched
in the most dissociable manner, and mingled
together in a kind of a dance. 1t would be
tedious TO describe their habits and persons,
for which reason | shall only inform my read
erS that the first couple were tyranny and
Anarchy, the second were Bigotry and Athe
ism, aud the third the genius of a common
wealth and Il young man Of about twenty two
years of age* whose name could not learn.
He had sword in his right hand, which in
the dance he often brandished at the act of
settlement; and citizen, who stood by me,
hspered in my ear that he saw sponge in
his left hand.f The dance of so many Earring
natures put me in mind OF the sun, moon, and
earth. in the Rehearsal, that danced together
fer no other end but to eclipse one another
The reader will easily suppose, by what has
been before said, that the lady on the throne
would have teen frightened almost to dstrac
ton, had she seen but any one of these spec.
tres what, then, must have been her condi
ton when she saw them all in a body She
tainted aud died away at the sight.
"Et neque jam color est msto candore rubori;
Nee vigor, ct wires, ct que modo visa placebant;
Nee corpus Temanet--'
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NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER Fresh
~ Ground, best quality for sale in any quantity, al
my2s dr. LEE SPRAGUE & co.
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PIANOS REPAIRED AND

Eczggrys5@s 3 TUNED by workmen who possess thor
" " TX ough knowledge of their mechanism, and
-='' S~have been employed for many years by
r. Gilbert x Co. and Hallct Davis, d Co.. in Finishing,
Regulating and Tuning Instruments, at their Piano
Rooms in Boston. Orders from the city country left
at our manuf Glory, at the Music Stores Aessrs
A. Dorman and A. w SAWYER will receive prompt at.
tention TAYLOR & FARLEY,
Meodeon Makers and Piano Forte Dealers,
do diff 3l5 Main street
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The Pillars orPublic Credit.
BY ADDISON.

SATURDAY, March s, lIlO-ll.
1T quot quisque fere studio devncus adharct,
Az guiod+ l rfnas mG ma, samas ante mora
III sJmlIls eadem plerImque Nldelnur ubire.
WHAT studies please what noSi drlirht '''
And I'LL mems Thoughts they dream them Ger at night.
In one of my rambes, or rather sprcua.
tons, looked into the great hall where the
bank is kept, and was not a little pleased to
see the directors, secretaries aud clerks, with
all the other members OF the wealthy CORPORA
ton, ranged in their several stations according
to the parts they act in that just and regular
economy. This revived in my memory the
many discourses which had both read and
heard concerning the decay Of public credit,
with the methods OF restoring ii, and which,
in my opinion, have always been detective be.
cause they have always been made with an eye
to separate interests and party principles
The thoughts OF day gave my mind en-
ployment tor the whole night, SO that l te
msensibly into a kind of melhodical dream
which disposed all my contcmplations Into Il
vision or allegory, or what else the reader
shall please to Call it.
Melhought | returned to the great hall,
where had been the morning before but, to
my surprise, instead oi the company left
therc saw, towards the upper end of the
hall, beautiful Virgin seated on throne OF
gold. Her name las they told me twas Public
Nv "''''a VI Iuoi l'eu
,. - p,I;',",',,t ,vr;t,o, j., oi Ia,tors
ac'S Vi I"iilltni "ii'ei III soiu le''eIs r., az
.le upper en-" .. 'la n''i was t'lo -'1"y"' C'u'
a. WIN Ine act VI n,l'lo.ihHy On 'ile Fis,lt
n'"u anu t',e "oe vi 1'iu'i o.i t'ie ,ei' '
Element which was placed full in the eye of
VIC virgin '',at sau upon the ''Iol'e' Dun
tle slreS Vi li'e n"'' WeII Iofeleu WIN suC'i
ac.s VI I"i''"''en' "S ,'"u pee'i MAUI nc loI 'ne
ssaao, I t VI p"",I L""uI ne i"uy
seemed 10 set an uhspeaKaOie value upon these
several pieces oi iu'lll'uIe ,hso'n uch 'i'"t she
oIteh TelIesheu ner eye WIN lne'h' anu ol'eh
sn'ieu WIN secret pleasure as shG looked
upon them but at the same time showed
WY peculiar uneaslhess IL sue sa" anythlhg
approaching ihat might lurt them. She APP
Z Pei'reu' Ihueeu, ihnhitciy lmOrous IN all her
pehlVt"r' anu whether II was from the dellca
W III ner cohs'',u'l0sb OF 'iat she was lrouo
icy WIN Vapols Ias was ailerwarus i"lu py
one "ho' ! ,ounu' WAS hone Oh ner weil'wlsn
vrs'l she chaneeu Color anu s'arueu at every
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fOsid. Met. III. 491
= Her spirits faint.
Her blooming checks assume pallid tint,
And scarce her form remainsn

And scarce her form remains
There was us great change in the hill Of
money bags and the heaps OF money, the form
er shrinking and falling into so many empty
bags, that | now found not above a tenth part
of them had been filed with money. The
rest that took up the same space and made
the same figure as the bags that were r, ally
filled with money, had been blown up with
air, and called into my memory the bags full
OF wind which Homer tells us his hero receiv-
ed as present from 4Eous. The great heaps
of gold on either side OF the throne now APP
peared to be only heaps of paper, 'Or little piles
of notched sticks, bound up together i'll bun
dies like Bath taggois. Whilst | was lament
ing this sudden DISSOLUTION that had been he
fore me, the whole scene vanished. In
the room of the frghtful spectres there
now entered second dance of ap-
pariti.ns, very agreeably matched together
and made up of very amiabIe phantoms. The
first pair was Liberty with Monarchy at her
right hand the second was Moderation lead
ing in Religion and the third person whom
| had never scent with the Genius of Great
Britain. At the first entrance the lady reviv-
ed, the bags sweIled to their former bulk, the
pile Of taggots and heaps Of paper changed
into pyramids of guineas and for my own part
was so transported with joy that l awaked,
though must confess | would fam have fallen
asleep again 10 have closed my vision if
could have done it.
"James Stuart, the pretended Prince of Wales,
born June 10, 1858. See Tat. No. 1877.
ITO wipe out the national debt.
+lhe Eiector Of Hanover, afterwards George /.
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This compound is offered as the THING KNOWN for
the owe purposes 1t is Of apple alton consist
ing of only PREPARATION; does smut and
leaves the hair Of most beautifully soft and glossy APP
pearance and OF most permanent and natural color
In the use of this article all the usual soapng wash
ing and sponging OF th hair dispensed with its APP
plication is perfectly simple
= Il roll
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Aexrw.-Ou Wednesday, May o, after short but
illness, FssNm w., daughter Of WIN. y and
Mary Agpev, aged three years and ave months. Due
notice % The funeral will be siven.
sspexv- On Friday, NAY H. 81 his late residence, 30
OAK street rHox.s Bsnors ssed 90 yesrs, late Of oon
The frsnds Of the family are respectfully invited 70 Al
snd the funeral on sunday afternoon, al t~o O'Clock,
without TURNER notice.
Brrrs Lon Friday, May II AFTER short Illness, D,snr
W turs, aged 81 years
His fysenss and relatives and tho~e Of his son 10 law
raj without further ncticc, Sunday Gternoon at
O'Clock, from No Ia relancey street
BoYcN On friday afternoon, Nay VI, ~ half past two
O'Clock, Of scarlet fever, Casys The youngest of
John G. and Sarah Boyce, aged year, months and IL
DAYS
me relatives and friends o. The family are invited 70 a,
erd the funeral this (ssturdsy) afternoon O'CLOCK
the residence o. he psycns, South y,h street g.
como door from union svcnue, Williamsburg
uRnowyIn Havana, Cuba, on Friday, March a. In the
90 ycu o. hs age, cAps Dawn Bsowx, . native Of
N,lss, sna ,ss !, e ON voc ss,s Heddle
viied W attend ne funeral from his late residence No
past two O'Clock.
csSsoti--rn this city, on THURSDAY, May 10, Of apo
plesy, Dr' Dtsu J. CARROLL, IN The tesh year o. he
eye.
corrrss-ou rrissy, May n Jo-rrr corrrv-, native
Of Msilow, county CORK, ireland aged o5 years
I've TRENDS and those Of the family requested 70 a.
tend the funeral on Sunday 0erroon, 81 two O'Clock,
IRON his late residence No a. frsusy place He remains
vn be taken 70 Calvary Cemesery.
California papers please oopy. -.
csusp,srs rcssder w. Prvrssp coyrssr, crs o. ths
eld veterans cf Tire var Of isi2 sse6 ys"s, ronihs
ard NJ esye
me relatives and thoes n NE fsrIy are rs-recsfuiy
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anwav~sessrshv Br~ztl-Rgsi Rsv NJ wlllsch Rsy ~
neriev Mss tshsrins rsgs, Miss Chsrote Clarke JOAN
sps'ane VS. rsasy sp-slns I'm soslscmsry VIZ soor.,
kFot samuel oeson hp kmy o~son snf nfsnt c0yn on
re -sse Mssers grsn and Mm essu, Miss carry ge.oa
wm sstmsn W. Cardiff Mrs. Cardf rss Jane and
snry csSdr, Ns tweeney Hon Or Carson and lsdr j
CHsRirsov-~eamssip Hassviile-Mv Geo Morris Mr.
WHe sr aorrN, sev r<m Rsyiees ard isfy Bouricre
snt sdy nhs boycs h>@ seal, nis- Holt Ms GOULD
snd servsnt havre. LADY, ctf and servant Lows,
SOY ehnd and ervant Aueuaus Perry End LADY. nr~
runoernnf Nc Joe rpNnh~r, Col Jss Hlsb~n and afy
retire hs~ PARROT Hiss f~ruu. Parrot Parrot.
AksrAves, ny! Alxe urxy. un tasov, Rsv snnh,
Be- Nshewa wastnstcn Murray end sdy, Gas asrr,
0ersdy byreg Ihos Eaney. y ka,oa. Jonss
&c Alan, kne hrh rcvri~ and Afy, " Purron Il
repen, Bacon, " Deusson u Dusn, Russell Ring,
AIsvI yno Iosrcrt Mrs naioney Ms clancy, Levi
Nnsl- xssges nhsl q Law, y nm-hsnspn srd isdy.
jas noble Cucslla Jaye. Gsch- ehea, Burned
MRS Nh and danehssr Mr. Gsses and lAdy o~pf snphs.
ixdy and snn. and 70 IN assrNs>.
wisnreros, Ac-esamship ncssssllo-R rfrrh. l~y and
two children I'm 9rr and I've D~on, isdv sss
two children, MRS D>vWan, Taylor Dr n C1ppirs.
PurAssvoo -schr Marsq.ns--w n Stable. CAnksrns
TO ARRIVE.
NEW OrtrAws-RtesmsAip Moses rsyior-uNs utD~nsh
Ms KsNra, besn Burt~u fJert Mfy ard cht
nsrzss Hi~rwes fcrvrr> laay ana ehf Lr~rNN snf
hfy Bnsmer M~s hrNdbs~rv Jonyd~r, sher ~sd,
\ ncs>a Captain 0ses Ard chiid. Mrs. k<y kn< i've
Arurhisvs- and AZ N Ne e~ersRc
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmfxDwPnuA, May IL 1890.
RS. NORRIS c.a: ''ss iT f:as i:.1 s'. ss
road, I2k; pcnn.yivania Railroad, 37T sight or.
change on New York 81 par ip per cen, dlseooet
oosaou-sAles to-day 700 bales Market unchanged.
cotonsa,es 70 day 800 bales Mako, quiet u iosc
s1oLc. for middlng
Coton-Sales today $50 bsies; market uncbsased.
Sales Of The week. 2oT5 bales receipts OF thrcS days.
Bscepu ahead Of lAst year. 800 500 bales. Rscsipn
Of all southern pors ahead of Asl year 1855 500 bales
stock ct Savannah, II $50 oaies
CuARI xsuoS, May 10, 1880
Cottou-Salcs 800 bales. Sales OF the week. $500
oaies; advanced on the seek previous 80. Nc Re-
ceJts Of The week, 1000 bales,
Flour aalI With declining iessency. Ho~ara s,ree,
90 25 wbes, dull, ana declined 90 white 81 So a 81
IS, red 81 aoaH 90 Corn buoysnt white T5c. TIE.
yellow 5lc 7ec. Provisions nfm, but unchanged 10
PmfsDrfrufA, May II, 1880
F,ur very dull al % IS for superone wbes, bu0y ant
seller COO bushels red at 81 a., wh nj 81 81 10
Corn skady yeou 7bc 76isc pFovisioDs active Ness
psrs Al sis IS Prime slb Lard steady At nxo. q
igHe. whsksy steady n seHe q a1o
flour steady, with sales at % rs 'or ossego brands
from sprts .hesi % rs from red Western and % 70
rom white 90 wheat IN moderate milling demand.
.aes 12.ooo bushels Chicago sprng privs,s terms
Corn and held 81 csc e&c sales $500 bushe
90 n Be sss :s sS
arm nour, 2sc wheat Sc, aud corn, no 10 New Yors
lake inporis2 SEQ bbs nour. 500 bushels corn. Ca
hushes cnrn. TIE lock which broken Al Also burg
repaired ard u M understood that vessels are passing
today.
Flouy dull ri IS Boae 60. wniskey nrm sod 10 fair
demand at lsc Provsors held firmly a. foil prices but
Money Easy. Exchange In better supply At y per ccnt
premium.
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THE VERY LATEST.
INrERKsrfNa FINANCIAL NEWS.


[rnxoRArmc FROM LONDON TO quKxssrowS.l
LoSDos, April 2p-P. NJ
Two more ship arms have written the London Tins,
with view Of plscng themselves IN favorable position
o. 70 The alleged condition Of the gunboAt feet.
The London Dasly Meas receives with doubts The
reported or Baron Bucks suicide and would rather
attribute 10 the despair o. statesman tssked beyond
bis Strength driven mad BY The obsnsc7 and peryersisy
Of the fools and bgo be served and By the fore
cast Of iIsurrpouniable cslsmlres
After TIE lsi Of June the British Post once win no
longer direction Of any colonial Offices except those
Of the military stations Of Gibraltar and Malta.
Noiv hsianoBg The divion last sht the Tina asserts
that TIE old church rate preemnsaty Ting out Of
which lBe has long departed.
The tendency q the funds Is sun towards improve.
ueni This afternoon further advance Of 4 per cent
Vas attained Prep,ranons for the payment OF The c.
ESQ goo due Monday the Victoria government
hsd some influence on the nouey market 10 day
The demand Was more active, and few bills appear 70
have been discounted below n per cent
Any pressure from shs cause will be merely tempo.
ury.
fFrcr the London Tines (0ty Artcle), Apriin1
English funds opened steadily This morning, and have
closed al an Improvement Of Y per cent There has
been rather revived demand for money N DAY. owing
70 Inc fornehy share settlement the Stock Exchange
end other temporary causes. In foreign exchanges
this afternoon the rate Paris was slightly loser
there we're no TRANSACTIONS In bullion al The bank to-day
he sbArss Of The Union Bank closed ca higher than yes
,erdsy the last quotations we're hrm al 2aS 70 2sH The
produce markets This week have assumed more steady
appearance but prices generally do noe sbo~ import
ant alteration.
me railway market opened fatty from sales IN
tim with the for,nshtly settlement, commencing to-day,
hut partially reooxered In The Afternoon oo~ed with
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HAvRE MARKETS.


Captain lou. OF The steamship Asia, stopping Al IN
Aston use Bon W. Richardson, Of limos, Hoo
2. Stuart, Of Nchigan, Coz Heard, Of Dsion, Col
Msrten, II y Psus and n BALDWIN, Esq Of Counecu
cut, are stopping At the - Nicholas Hotel
Col n l.. Rksr, o. Astoria, "a stopping II the Astoi
Place Hotsi J l. Saznto aud family, Of Cuos, ". n
Phelps, Esq and W. O. Coe, 20, bosh of wiosei
Conn. " seymour, Do, OF srs,pss. ". n Hen
nick, ESQ = 81 Quincy, IL ana Col seymour, Of Per
point, are stopping al the LaiArge House
Luis Lcpszds tiye, Spanish ocusul " Boston, OIL
Chandler, Of the united Stses Army, and Cspt fsam
q Mexico, are stopping a, the Metropolitan hotel
Rufus IA. King Fsq., Of Albany, Major Hsynes, ll~ui
n r. McCorkle, and m. c n. Smith. al q the Unite
states Army. and Hunt, Esl Of England are stoppin
al tha New York hotel
Rev. Dr. Cummings, Of Baltimore, George n Peabody
DO, and lady, OF salem, Mass and George Chapman
Do, and hmlly, Of Memphis, Tenn Are sopping q, ~
Fa,h Avenue hotel.
NJ A. sarmsnt, French Consul N 81 nonlago, =
Cleveland, Eco, Of Nev Haven, and u. lsvt, ESQ,
sschuse,,s, are stopping sf the Union Pisoe Hotel
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THE LIVERPOOL COTTON NARKET-APRu- 2S.
The brokers' circular remarks-rhere: has been Q
very large business transacted daily throughout week
especially In those classes Of and Surat which
value prices OF the former have fully recovered the de
cline then noted, with regularity In ordinary qua
titles, and the latter have reooved the OF
quart threeeghth per 10. the low previously
submitted TO- Tho general ton Of the has also
much improved.
The weeks business has been OF $50 bales, including
sales 70 speculaors OF ii 7<0 bales and exporters
500 bales The sales yesterday fFriday) we're about
600 bales, OF which 5000 speculation and Tor
export, the market closing nrmiy and with 4 rood de
Inand at the following Quotations.
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bAITthOkh, Nay III, I5dU.
We have had . tremendous rain storm ali night The
rain SIN falling, though has what sbsted. There
great food IN the Falls and the streets 10 the vicinity
overhown. feared that considerable damage has
been done above.
BArrNoKr May 10, 3P. n.
The food has about subsidized. So serious damage
has been done, beyond the hng OF various cellars
noodrg the lover stories Of buildings In portions Of Ho
Gay, Saratoga jay and Harrison streets, and market
space. In places the water from four seven
feet deep 20 far no serious damage reported outside
OF the city beyond Carrying OF fences So No damage Ia
reported on The Ohio road, and trains running without
interruption.
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Married.

NuIyR-ByvsrrR On S,pdsy, May 9, at the Church o.
the Ascension, Greenpolnt, BY the Rev. ~ VI welmsn
JrIfvs W MntSR ~ New York, 70 fAxsfJASx BfwsrxR,
% Wow erhampton, Englanf.
oNm-sB1rHoFT On Tuesday, May 9, by The Rev
Mr.. eoodse1, Mr.. HKyRv r. O'Nnt " touiu, second
daughter Of Mr.. Henry Shaphoi, Of Greenpoint, L. l.
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sock OF go bales, including $50 $40 American. 10
qualities variously quoted q, from one sixteenth penoe
one quarter pence per pound
STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER
TR.pE AT h4scHErm has exhibited more animation
than for some time past Cloth generally high a. q
any time this year. while In yarns there Is improved
demand, and In some cases slight advance In prices
BREApeuuns.-Nessrs Richardson Spence 90. reoor,
aour duh and dincult 10 sell 1t late prices quotations
26s Cd. . 90. Wheat firm and 10 fair request. Red
Western n i;s o. 10. I'D; white lis u. Cd Indian
Cd. Yellow 37s . 37s Ga: white sss. . 3ss Cd. Hgand
Aihys Co say -four quiet, but nrmly held
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAMRT-APRrL %.
others report ooOssrsbs saiss Of beef but holders o.
inferior qualities being anxious, sellers pross Of these
ea p 1s. .' E = % " 'S
Raoon quies but firm. Lard quiet, al 57s 6ss Cd Tal.
low dull; North American $50. sra
LIVERPOOL rRopUcy AARxKrs-ApRrL %.
The Brokers and other circulars rcport-Ashcs quiet
but steady pos 2sd. Cd. for old, - q 2os Cd for
pearn, 33s- Sugars quiet but unaered. Coffee mani
baltimore al S. Ga, Phsaelph. o. FOR COARSE ground
Cover seed-Saes Of American red al 3ss for yearInr
ais for nne new. nnseed cakes IN oon,insed Dc
zeal quiet but steady; nothing done in sperm
Iinseed oh In good request for export, at 3ss
2ss Cd Roein very quiet, al a.. Id. IN "a for com
mon spfis Of turpentpe retail only, 81 ass Tea 10
rather more request. nj previous prices
LoSDoS MARKETS.
kcsrs Earring Brothers report wheat quiet Of previous
rates White American, b8 . bes red, bos 52s
Flour, 80. 2ss Iron dun; rails and bars, fs los ;
Scotch pSs. ass Sugar IN more demand at steady rates
s,eaoy and shade ov middng sorts Roe 10
moderate demand. TaDox dull. Y G., SIS Cd Soc
% on the spot Turpcntne tlo< Of sale At ". "a for
fough, and 36s for sytrin finseed cakes adFznced
fiO loa aEioIs Cd for New York barrels ans Elo d ga
lor Bosson bsss Dnseed oil scarce the spo, II -
ID Forward deliveries range from 2ss 81 q 2p~ Cd
perm OIL, f9s coo. Pale seal, f36. God, fse whal
hone, slit ftc0 for Folsr, and ESQ 9 fsss Cor
southern.
HAvHE MARKETS.
(For the week en1ing 2sth April inciaslve1
Cotton opered with q declining tendency, but became
arer Tor good descriptions, While oscr continued
weak Saes az the week p q bales AZ fcf for tres or
dlnaire orlenns and tG for bss STOCK, 100 bales
Breacs,uffs quiet, but tending upward. what r. dear
Ashes Eat. saics unimpDrisnl Ols very heavy
snt whale tending dornward. Rec quiet, bat arm
Sugars hrrnsr and In improved demani Offs active Al
advancing prices rsuos and lard Grm At fun prices
whacbone-Iu le dciur.
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Georgia Politics.

Augusta, ga, Nay IL.
Hon. A. H. Stephens has written a letter In reply 10
several gentlemen OF Macon, in which susains the
principles Of non Intervention, dnapproves Of the
sion at the Charleston Convention and recommends that
delegates be sent 70 Balnmore.
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Drought Throughout New EnsIans

Excessive drought throughout New Enga I'D causing
great trouble TO farmers, who In sons parts OF New
Hampshire drive cattle many miles for wafer. Fires In
the woods are also raging In mauy localities Al Hyan
sand acres Of woodland and WAS still extending.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

me money market continued very easy, but the BAns
Of England hAk made dminuuon in their rate of d..
count II wN thought that tbs rapid augmentation
their reserve notes would probably lead such move
ens 1t The next weekly meeting Of the Board Of Dreo
tors
In the OPEN market the bes three msuths paper was
nesocsted n IksIk per oeut, and In the Stock Ex
change the rate for loans In government securities
per cent
On the Stock Exchange steady tone bad prevailed The
uotusuons being but slight On the 9th the market
nm, and copsols advanced y, closing u s47S . s. for
money, and 81 e6h Tor account
ms money markes on the 9th became more active,
owing 10 the preparations for the payment tho 20
600 Of the loan % the colony Of Victoria which y be
made good on The Sosh uls ANY pressure from this
cause would be merely temporary.
The weekly staismento' he Bank Of England shows IN
increase In the bullion u f624A
hessrs Barring Brothers %. quote bar silver II 30
I'D; dollars q d a.. eagies, 7os 3kd
AMERICAN HnCpurtH-
hessrs. D. Bell, Son Co., state:-The market for
American securities during the past week has been mode
ratey active State stocks IN general are noS freely
offered and United States 1ve per cent bonds In parcu
lar very In railroad securities the speculation
has been cneny in the various bonds and shares Of the
New York and Erie Company In the price Of which there
n \ iuDux
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

The Passage Of the TsrfH Bfll-Celebra-
taon ~ Scranton, Penn.
SCRANTON, Penn, May IL, 1890
One hundred and i've guns were fred this afternoon
upon the uecep OF the Of the passage Of the ar
bill in the House
meeting called for Monday evening, aud prepare
tons are being made for grand deuonstrAuon.
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Governor Morgan En Route to the Chi.
ceSo Convention.

Governor Morgan passed through the city this evening
route for the Chicago Convention. He received
the depot with salute, and escorted 70 the American
Hotel and back by Company the Seventy fourth re-
gme nt and the Common Council.