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NEW YORK.
MURDER AND ARREST


New YORK, July 22.-William Dreamer a
carpenter, was found murdered ia the Bowery
this morning. Joseph Solomon, saloon
keerer at Paterson, Jersey, was arrested as the
supposed murderer.
INJUNCTION AGAINST QUARANTINE COMMISSION
ERS
The town of Gravesend has obtained an in.
junction in the Supreme Court against the
Quarantine Commissioners taking title to a
porti IN of Coney Island.
DEATH OF PROMINENT MERCHANT
Joseph Weeks, an old merchant and one of
the founders of Tammany Hall, died at Isip,
aged,
THE BRICKLAYERS STRIKE.
The strike of the bricklayers is virtually
ended, only 30 men are now idle, and it is be-
lieved all who want work can have it at eight
hours by the LIST of August.
Fef.r SAD CASE OF DROWNING.
Three small boys named Finnerty, Callahan.
and Men are missing from jersey CITY
and supposed to be drowned haI ing last been
seen in a boat
SEVERE HAIL STORM.
BUFFALO, July 22.-The oppressively hot
weather of the past three weeks was suddenly
varied this afternoon by severe hail storm
The thermometer fell 20 degrees Houses
were struck by lightning. trees uprooted and
several small dwellings blown down. The
rain fell in torrents.
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O. Nj Nj II CIAL
New York stock and Money marLe.


NEW YORK, July 22.-Money easy at 1906 pei
cent. on call. Sterling Exchange dull at ITO a 11OI
Gold firm, opened at 1434 tell to 143 and closed al
1881. The exports to-day amounted to 1920, 300-
Governments lower. Henry Clewes g. Co. furnish
the following 430 quotations:-COupon 6's 1881, 115l
q 115a; do SIS 1862 1144 q 114s; do 1864 11t a 111a
do 1865, 112s a l121; do new, 1891 a 1891; do 1867
1893 q 1921; do 1868, 1893 q 1904; 1O4O's, 1883 q
1851; 1905, 1G9.
Stocks more active and higher, closing firm. The
Commercial says the Erie Company has sold tt
Messrs. j. S. Morgan & Co and Steern, Bros. 5000,
900 of sterling bonds of the loan negotiated by Mr.
Pearson, but not then fully taken. The bonds have
been sold at 1e3 and condition that the proceeds
shall be devoted to the improvement the rood the
larger portion of the amount being used for the pur-
chase of steel rails abroad. The following are $50
fglres:-Canton, Al; Cumberland. "a; Adams Ex-
press, 5S3; Merchants Express, 24!; Pacific Mail
1905; Western Union Telegraph, 35a; New Yorl
Central, 1874; Erie, 6S2 Hudson, 1879; Reading, 955
Wabash, 80; Michigan Central, III; Michigan South
ern, 92t; Illinois central, ISL; Cleveland & Pitts
burg. S7H; Toledo 1881; Rock Island 1919; Chicago
& North Western S45; Fort Wayne, 110s; Missouri
9i1; old Tennessee's, 653; Virginias 81 No tn Car
Olinas 732
Mining shares quiet; Gregory 25; Smith & Par
malice 80; Quartz Hill o..
The balance at the Sub-Traasury to-day amounted
to SSl, 1853, l20.
The conversions OF 1905 day amounted to $496,
70O dis of coin interest S451 000 export
for the week, exclusive of specie, $2,b3S, 1856.
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IN ISSOURU.
RAILROAD AcCIDENr-MoRMoN

RAILROAD ACCIDENT-MoRMoN EMIGRANrs
ST. LOUIS, July pa freight train was
thrown from the track of the Pacific railroad.
three miles from here. Damage $4,000 to
$15 900.
An Omaha dispatch states that $40 Mormons
from Europe arrived there last night and left
by the Pacific railroad.
EDITORIAL EXCURSION.
The editorial excursionists reached the North
Platte this afternoon and remained over to
witness some Indian exercises. Gems. Grant,
Sherman and Sheridan reached Denver at IL
A. M. to-day.
PERSONAL RENCoNTRE.
J. K. Graves, Republican candidate for Con-
gress in the Dubuque, Iowa district, and Geo.
| Crowns, law partner of IL. w. Allison, the
present incumbent, had personal renoontre
and knock down in the street to-day, but neith-
| er party was hurt much
| THE POISONING CASE AT GREENSBORO.
Inc persons poisoned at the hotel at Owens
poro are all in fair way to recover. 1t is
| SHOWN mat the milk was poisoned by the in
troducton OF arsenic into the cans, but fortu-
nateiy not IN sufficient quantities to cause the
death OF any who partook of the milk. The
milk was supplied from the Indiana side of the
river, and it is believed the poison was intro
duced by some jealous rival in Kentucky who
wished to injure the reputation of the Indiana
milk.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given that Snephel Foster, OF
the seventeenth day o. October, A. d. 1861. by his
mortgage deed OF that date, by him duly executed
which is recorded in the Cumberland Registry OF
Deeds Book 3Os, Page 1856, conveyed to me the fol.
lowing described real estate, to wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land situated IN GRAY
with the buildings thereon, being forty acres off Of
lot numbered eghty-nine in the second division o.
lots in said Gray. Also the whole OF lot numbered
ninety and lot numbered one hundred and twenty.
six in said second division being all the real estate
conveyed to said Shephe Foster by Jacob Foster by
deed dated April 3D. 1882, and recorded in the Cum
berland Registry of Deeds, Book 1874, Page 1856, ex
efPg oft Of lot
The condition OF said mortgage is broken, by rea
son whereof claim foreclosure.
Gray, July 8, 1865 jy9d1aw3w
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Iron works for Sale.

THE Casco Iron Company offer for sale their prop.
i erty near Portland Ne, CONFUSING .h some -
pes, nsco2 River with a water frontage of several
hnndrad FEET and OF depth at the wharf sufficient
for yessels OF ordinary draught.
The works consist Ofa large Forge Building 100 by
1I0 feet, containing Furnaces. Engines, Trip HAM
m rs and all the tools and m ehinery for forging
heavy cranks, axles and all kinds of Iron Work
This property is within one-half mile OF the city,
and will be sold at Bargain. Apply to
j. NJ. CHURCHILL, Prest.
Or W. II. STEPHENSON, Treas.
Casco Iron Co.
Portland, July 20, 1868. jy2dtf
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Portland. July 20, 1868.


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a m;ssionary dissolved a safe and simple remeuy ~
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vicious habis Great numbers have oe 10 heneSt
this noble remedy PrOmped S % send the recipe
the anu nsn his medicine in sealed en-
Veldpe, any one T. ss 81 sS"rSe Bible
Address JOSEPH T. lNMAN' S'A''on I5 1i n'o'e
House, New York CITY,
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THE RECENT CASE OF LYNCHING -CONFESSIO
OF THE VICTIMS.


CINCINNATI, July 22-The three robbers
lynched near Seymour made a full confession
of their connection with many robberes and
murders in that vicinity. Their headquarters
were at the house occupied by the Reno fami-
ly, near Rockford, about two miles from Sey-
mour. This family was declared to be the orig
inators of the numerous murders and highway
robberies, and direct partcipators in nearly all
of them, rendering life and property unsafe,
and holding the peaceful and law-abding citi-
zens in constant state of fear. John Reno is
now in the Missouri Penitentiary. Two other
members of the family are under arrest for the
robbery of the Adams Express Frank Reno,
the most skillful and adrot assassin and rob-
Der of the whole family, is now at Windsor,
Canada West. A large reward will be paid by
the officers OF the Adams Express Co., on de-
livery of the body of Frank Reno at Seymour,
Indiana.
TUG BOAT sUNK-oNE MAN DROWNED.
The tug boat Tarnotter capsized and sunk at
the mouth of the river this forenoon. A man
named Walgeniltz was drowned, and John
Wetzel badly scalded by the escaping steam.
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e U r. o p e.
GREAT BRITAIN,

The ship Southampton, Capt Smitherick
which sailed from Havana May 29th, with a
cargo of sugar, went ashore in Bristol channel
last night. Cargo reported badly damaged.
The London Post, commenting on the finan-
cial plank of the Democratic platform, affirms
that the people OF all countries recognize the
necessity of maintaining untainted the credit
and solvency of the United States; declares il
the Democratic party persist in adhering to
the financial principles laid down in their plat
debt, they will lose the sympathy which al.
ways has been felt for them in Europe.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN. July 22.-Mr. Bancroft, the Ameri
can Minister, having concIuued naantia.
tions at Earls Ruhe has gone to Baden.
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Valuable House and Lot at Auc-
fiOn

ON TUESDAY, July 2sth, at O'Clock P. NJ, L
" shall sell the two story wooden House, No. 8
Quebec street. 1t Is new house. butt since the fire
by the day III the most thorough and workmanlike
manner, finished throughout, arranged to aecomm0-
date one or two families good cellar good water car
rage house and stable with cellar Lot 40 by 50 ieet
Inns property is situated a rapidly growing street,
with hne view of the water, islands, Sale pos
tive. Terms easy and made known at sale
jy22dtd +. o. BAILEY, AucIioneers.
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Ten Thousand Cigars.
Real Estate at Auction

shall saI July 2ith at 1871 o'clock P. NJ,
ner Of washington and Fox Streets, Sid pTopeTty
cons SIS Of TWO story wooden house and brick base
ment fifteen room good closets brick ejstr,, veil
OF water, &c. New barn % by 20 feet, dnisbeJ in
good order. Lot 65 by ga feet. ""isne" III
ms property Is well situated for occupancy. and
arranged to pay large rent Sale pos{Rv anu
The owner is going to California Terms at sale -
, +. o. BAILEY, Auct
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L" OUT OF SORTS. ,.

WINE BITTERS,-the most medicinal in the mar
ket. Established in 1903. mar12eod&w6msn
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Caution (!

THIS is to forbid all pers ms from harboring or
/ trusting any one on account of Schooner Yantic
without a written order from me.
iy2Od3t ID. i. DELAND,
A LII KINDS OF JOB PRINTING! neatly and
"A promptly executed this Office.
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LONDON, July 22-F orenoon-Con s4a for mon
ey "a ~ LAVA
american Seeurities-United States 5-20s 70 a 72B
Illinois Central shares, SO; Erie 42s.
LIVERPOOL, July 22-Forenoon-Cotton heavy:
sales sooO bales Breadstuffs quiet. Corn 35s Cd.
LIVERPOOL. July 22-Afternoon Cotton decIin-
ing; Middling uplands 10sd. Corn declined to 35s
Flour Flour dull. Wheat dull Pork 75s Beef dull. Lard
LONDON, July observation-disclosures al "a e4s to1
money. s
American securities-UnitedS tates5-2O 723 "a 72I
Erie shares 423; Illinois Central shares 961: Atlantic
q Great Western shares 39k.
5-20s frmer at II.
PARIS, Juy 2O-Evening. -Bourse-rentes closed
at 70f zoe. ~
LIVERPOOL, July DISQUALIFICATION heavy;
sales 5000 bales Middling Middng 1Osd; Middling
losd. Breadstuhs quiet Beef firm. Other articles
LONDON, July 22-Evening 44s Petro-
ieum heavy. Clover Seed firm. Sugar to arrive Is
heavy
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ALABAM VIA.
THE CROPS PROSPECT

MONTGOMERY, July 22.-Good rains have
fallen in different portions of middle Alabama
during the last few days. Some planters re-
port the long drought cut the corn crop off
one-half. The cotton crop is also injured.
BALLOT FOR U. s. SENATOR
The Legislature met in Convention at noon
to elect Senator for the term ending in 1871.
Gen: Warren, late of Ohio, received 43 votes
r. M. Warren, late of Wisconsin, %; J. d.
Pennington, of Alabama, 9. Pennington is
the choice of all moderates
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City Printing.

PROPOSALS TO do the City Printing tor the pres
ent municipal year, win be received lot tne next
ten days. Communealons may De aluiesseu 10
FRANCIS ESSENDEN Chairman Committee on
Printing. The Proposals will be oPehe. upon me
Afternoon OF July Both at z. NJ, in the Adermen's
Room at the City Building JyzOd3t
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mand; choice tierce III q 1sc; ktg 1st a i9c Beef
Cattle in limited demand; choice butchers scarce,
would bring 30 @ 6 rs % cwt. Sheep and Lambs
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, July 21-Tobaeco weaker. sales Sc
mus. at w y Is W. Tor Tugs to selection. Flour
superdne 62o q 6 IS; fancy II go Wheat at / go a
l 90. Corn SO q 9ic. Oats so a. s3c Rve1as6 20,
Mess Pork % 80. Lard 18c Bacon-sbonldaSs 1sc
clear rib sides 1890; clear sides lie RniL Meats
dul and unchanged Whiskey nominal.
MEMPHIS, July H.-Cotton quiet; receintss bales;
exports bales, Flour unchanged; superfne 90 a.
n on. wheat scarce at 80 q co. Corn 9se "a co.
oats 70 q TIC; Mess Pork 20 90. Lard ia S Doc
Bacon dull; shoulders 1876. ~ " -'O'
w WILMINGTON, n. c., July 21.-Spirits Turnentine
URN az 4vc: Resln advanced; strained TX: No
d. 20 q ~; No. at 8 30. Tar firm at So.
CHARLESTON, s. c., July 22-Cotton dull and
SAVANNAH, July 22-Cottop nominal. sales 81
bales; Middlings soc. Aiai' saieS o.
M bile, July t22.-Cotton d.l; sales IL bales:
low Middlings an a 2sc. 'A-e' - oaie''
,, NEW ORLEANS. July p Cotton dull and easier:
S!uuls oo*c; sales 55 bales; receipts 233 bales
S1Terans Exchange 1853 q 1859; New York Sight Ex-
eiianse > per cent. premium. Gold 1921. Flour ac-
i've; superhne 50 OTIS. Corn active AT 9oc "a
OBJ Oats dull at Soc Hay firm at p 90 ~ % So -
Mess Pork dull at 90 So Bacon quiet shoulders iSic
Tor keg ~ i'So 'oi ''oioe anu @oo
,,,! NEW ORLEANS, July 2O.-Cotton-no sales Mid
dlings nomnally 80 a SOLE
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2O-Fiourat % IA 75O.-
wheat nominal at So q 80. Legal tenders 7Osc.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust of Administrator, of the estate OF
OTIS CUTLER, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the of said deceased are required
TO exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
JOHN TRUE, Administrator.
Portland, July 7, 1868. jy10 1aw3w@
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WEST INDIES.
HAYTI.

HAYTI.
New YORK, July 22.-The Herald has the
following Geographic advices from Hayti. A
! body of troops crossed the border and destroy
| ed the town of Salutation. 1t was general
understood between the contending parties
| that no prisoners would be taken in future
ST. DOMINGO.
Another revolution had broken out in st
Domingo.
y ST. THOMAS.
HAVANA, July 21.-Advices from st. Thomas
to the 10th, report the arrival of Senior Delati-
nj from Venezuela as agent of Gen. Monagas
to purchase schooners, ammunition, &C., for
the new government.
The American Minister to Venezuela, has
also arrived, having been compelled to leave
for fear of his lie. He was to embark soon fol
Washington.
The followers of Cabral in the island were
making active preparations for descent OF
St. Domingo.
1t is reported that certain bankers in Lon.
don have offered $2000O00 per year rent fol
the bay of SANTANA.
| BARBADOS.
| A violent cyclone visited Barbados on che
| nj ght of the 10th inst. Vessels were dashed
| together and some lives lost.
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AUCTION SALES.
u. 8. MUrSh0L'S Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcAl
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
Pursuant to Vend: EXPO: to me directed from
the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge of the United States
District Court, within and the District of n aine
shall expose and offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder therefor the following property
and merchandise, at the time and place within sad
District, as follows viz:
AT the appraisers Office No. 1893 fore Street. in
Portland on Friday, the tceRty fourth day of July
current, at 10 O'Clock IN the iOreRoOn;
Ten Thousand Cigars.
The having been decreed forfeit to the United
es, in the District Court for said District Maine
according 10 law anu '"' Pi0''eo' u''pO'su oi
1868. Dahu tnis eipheh uay Oh July A. d.
i,lvod,kd CHARLES CLARK,
u. s. Marshal.
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GEORGIA..
INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF Gov. RU1,1oo

INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF GOV. BULLOCK.
ATLANTA, July Or. B. Bullock, inaugu-
rated Governor of Georgia at noon to-day, de-
livered his address to the Legislature. 1t was
brief and laudatory of the Republican party,
and condemnatory of the Presidents policy.
He says experience has proved the wisdom
and Justice of comforting suffrage on the freed
men, A national salute was fired in honor of
the event. Gen. Meade and staff were present
az the ceremony, which passed off quietly.
Both Houses adjourned over until Friday.
1t is reported that the military commission
for the trial of the Columbus prisoners will
be dissolved to-day and the prisoners remand
ed TO the civil authorities
SHOOTING AFFAY-ATTEMPrED REsoURE OF A
PRISONER BY NEGROES.
SAVANNAH, July PA difficulty occurred
last night in drinking saloon between VIM
Robert Hopkins, tax receiver, and Isaac Rus
sell, deputy sheriff, resulting in the shooting
of Hopkins, killing him instantly. Russell
claims that he fred in self defence. The affair
caused great excitement among the negroes,
who, at the signal of a drum assembled several
hundred strong, armed with guns and clubs,
threatening to lynch Russell and demolish his
house. On learning that Russell had been
| taken to jail, they proceeded to attack it but
were dispersed by the police. The excitement
has somewhat abated this morning. The
prompt obeyance of the signal shows that the
negroes are fully organized in this city.
SURRENDER OF THE GOVERNMENT TO THE
CIVIL POWER.
The military commission for the trial of the
Columbus prisoners was suspended to-day in
compliance with the following from Gen.
Meade:
To Gen. Sibley, President of the Commission,
Headquarters Third Military District, July 81 =
General-In view of the action of the Legsla-
ture to-day, and the probable immediate ad-
mission of Georgia and the cessation of mill
tary authority, the commanding General di-
reefs that the commission suspend proceedings
IN the trial of the prisoners charged with the
murder of Ashburn. The prisoners will be re-
tanned in custody until further orders.
The Court adjourned till Friday. All the
witnesses for the prosecution have left for the
| North.
The city is crowded with visitors to the Dem
ocratic mass meeting.
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FOR CHILDREN TEETHING

The Great Quieting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate the BoVels J;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach makes Sich and qreak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Cohc,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quieting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
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A violent cyclone visited Barbados on d
night of the 10th inst. Vessels were dasht
together and some lives lost.
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Francis w. Kellogg, member elect from Ala
hama, had the test oath administered to him
and took his seat as Representative from that
State.
Mr.. Dawes, from the Committee on Elec-
tions, reported bill to relieve Simeon Cawey,
member elect from South Carolina, from legal
and political disabilities, he having been can
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DR.. GREGORIE LAMONT,

ALI Diseases Positively Permanently
Cnred and Perfect Health Restored.
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New York DRY Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March 2.
The market for printed calicoes has adj
vanced fully one cent per yard all around,
although there is still some lrreguIarity n
prices; the demand, however, has partly
subsidized. We quote Merrinac ca mbrics at
l6c; do K. I715c; Sp Rgues, l312c; Richmond
chintzes, I31ac; do, regular makes, l21zglSc;
COcheco, I4c; Freeman'S, lie; ArnOld's,
NC; Amoskeag, 121zc; Lowell. lie, and
Wamsutta, e1zc; stocks generally exhaust
ed, with a tendency upward. Heavy
brown sheetings stil irregular, but all the
cheap lots are now bought up; Pacific ex
ira steady at l6Lzc; Lawrence G, lie; In
dian head, lSc, which is I cent too high /;
Atiantic's a. closed out and scarce, at TIC.
The MedfOrd style is selling at l512c. which
is cheap, and Lawrence 4, also, very cheap
at l5c. On the whole the market is duh
and Irregular, but is stronger.
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Sc. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. March q.
ToBACCo-Active and better prices OBJ
tanned on the grades offered; Tugs range at
s. 5019; common to medium leaf S99l3 so;
good shipping do. Sl3 Scale; filters aud
wrappers s79S; bright leaf Sl69l6 80.
CoTrONr--Firnn ana quiet at 2l76922c for
low mtddlfug.
FLoUR-DulI and unchanged; sales OF
superfine at 81 SOFAS so; choice extra 80 25@
So 50; double extra So 75JIl .; treble eX-
ira Sl1 7j0I3 70
lWHEAT-An grades except fancy have
dec ined Sc; Strictly prime red and choice
white sold al s. 1902 70, and spring at s2g
s. 10.
CoRS-Slow but prices are maintained;
sales at S50S8c.
OATs-Steady at C9d70c.
BARLEY High prices checked business,
and nothing done to-day.
RYE-Easier at 81 7OsGl 73.
PoRK-DulI and weak, and offered freely
at SIS. az.
BACON Dull and unchanged; shoulders
ll15c; clear sides 15c.
BULK MEATs-Held firmly but are in
active loose shoulders l05{e; rib sides
1214c: hams l3zc
LARD Very quiet at Ice fer choice steam,
and l7c for keg.
CATTLE-Qufet, and sales were small OF
common to choice beeves at Sf97 SC; extra
choice SS,GS ., gross.
SHEEP-S4G6 per head.
RECEIPTs-El0ur. 200 bblss wheat, 1900
bushels; corn, 2S,0O0 bushels; oats, 700
bushels barley, 1900 bushels, rye loo.
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By Cable.l LONDON, March Z7-Evening.
Cons Ls-Closed at s3@935s; 5-20s RS;
Illinois Central s91si Erie 46; Atlantic aud
Great Western 1914.
FRANKFoRr, March z7-Evening.
U. :. BoNDs-FirIn at 751+@755S.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-Evening.
COTToN-Closed buoyant; middling up
lands l01z9103Ss Orleans lO1z9lO5S; sales of
5000 bales.
The Manchester market for goods and
yarns is advancing.
BREADsTUFFs-Closed strong; Corn, AS
Sd. Wheat los for white California; and
l4s Sd for No. 2 red Western. Barley, IS 3D..
Oats As I'd. Peas, AS Cd. Flour, S7s Cd.
pRovIsIoNs-Beef I2Os. Pork 79s. Lard
62s. Cheese 5js Cd. Bacon ASS.
PRoDUCE-Sugar 25s Cd. TaIlow Ais Cd.
Refined Petroleum, Is Sd. Spirits of PetrO-
cum Is.
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New York Geld aad Stock Market
D. -Nalar~art, -EvNv v,kty KFs,at, ~

New York Geld aad STOCK Market
BY Telegraph NEW ToEK, March =.
M0NEx The market continues active ut
? per cent, on call loans. At present there
is not an outward foW OF currency beyond
some unim portant remitLances OF deposl :
10 country banks. The express companies
have been bringing currency firm the
south tile last few days about $4,000 per
day. Remittances ar expected al an early
day from the West, and u e money marx Ct
win probably be easier soon.
STERLISG-Quiet at 9z9912c for gold
first class pills.
GOLD-Opened at 1855, advanced to 1881,
and closed at 1884, 1887.
GOYERSMENTs-A shade higher; Henry
Clewes & Co. furnish the annexed go p.
N. quotations: Coupons Of 81, Zig llI1 /;
do '52, 1890 iO954; do "a, 1919; do. IS,
l0S9 l0s3E; do. new, I031EdlO35S do 90,
lO7sz; 10 40s, lO-5sGlO01a; ! 50s, I055s9lO55s.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day bought
aBOuL $50. 900 OF 7-39 notes, and sold about
$685. 600 in 90 d.
The Assembly Committee to-day unant-
mously reported against the Erie Bill,
which favored Drew's interest, and the re-
port was sustained, 80 TO 81.