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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-25
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED CASE OF RoDBEIY.-Mart.l Welsh ap-
peared before Justice Shandey yesterday afternoon
and made a complaint against owen Tunply with
stealing from hun $500 in money and silver watch.
The accused was held 10 bail In $500 to answer.
DESPERATE AssAuLT-Richard Kelly and Martin
Shaugnessy were arraigned before Justice s,handey
yesterday afternoon, charged with assault and bat
terry Colmer Hartman, at No. 41i East Fourteenth
street. After beating the complainant with their
left side of his head, laying open the entire upper
side Oh his forehead and nuriug his right eve. Roth
OF the accused denied their guilt but they were fully
committed 10 answer
SERVED HIM RrGHT.-One Edward Keatng walked
into tie saloon No. 226 West street yester-
day in a state OF intOXication and as he
acted in insulting manner he was put out
Not content he again returned and assaulted the
barkcepcr, Albert &. Davis, by throwing tumblers.
Before he could lie elected and arrested desperate
fight ensued, Heating being severely cut i'm the
lie was locked up for trial by Judge Hogan at the
TOmbs.
LARCENY OF MoNRY.-Richard r. Hanley boarded
at No. 70 Robinson street aud was the fortunate
possessor OF $500 In cash. This iict was only known
10 the landlord and one JOhn Mc(;uire, who occl-
pied q bed In the same room. Yesterday morning
iianey found that some one else had possession OF
the money, and AZ Mcclure was found to have he
come quite hush with money and mad purchased
clothing and other articles, he w8s arrested and
raigned before Justice Hogan, who held him for
trial.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF CoMBs.-Several months
since Charles LcIcher OF No. 20 East Broadway,
stored at No. 80 Attorney street hundred gross Of
round rubber combs. On going after them two hun
dred and fifty Dozen valued az $500, proved to he
missing. Joseph Adler was yesterday arrested
suspicion OF stealing them and Henry Holder. q
pedler. To whom 1t Is alleged he sold them. like
wise arrested. Both parties were taken before Jus
tice Mansfield, OF the Essex Market Police Court.
aud committed on the respective charges.
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BURGLARY IN GLEN CovH.-On Saturda, night the
dry goods store Of Peter Luyster at Glen Cove Long
Island, was entered by burglars and robbed OF about
81 500 worth OF goods. Officers Mullen and Horbct
were informed of the affair and succeeded in ar
resting Dan O'COnnell, Charles Hartman and James
Murphy, who are accused OF having been concerned
IN the burglary. The officers also succeeded In re-.
covering the greater portion OF the property.
CHRISTIAN CoNvESrfoS.-The Christian Conven.
ton, consisting OF ministers and aymen OF all the
Evangelical churches in Suffolk county. begins ~
sag Harbor to-day, and will continue for several
days. when large amount Of important business in
relation to the Church will be transacted.
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EXCITING SCENE IN COURr.--A remarkable ease Of
crime and detection occurred at ST. Pan on the l4h
inst. j. Is. schlichter, successor TO the mercantile
firm Of Putnam paar. was arrested Oh the com
plant OF H. u. McGrcgor messenger Of the Mer-
chants Union Express Company. Tor forging tue
name OF Putnam Paar IN the delivery book Of The
Express Company. The high character OF Mr..
Schchter at once aroused doubts Of his guilt. The
signature was the only evidence presented OF the
alleged forgery ana bore no resemblance la Mr.
Schlchters handwriting. After much testimony
upon this point says the Press The defence re-
que-ted Mc6regor himself to write the Of Put
nam Paar. In reply 10 this unexpected demand
he wrote what proved almost q facsimile Of the
forged signature. not only reproducing the charac-
terrtIc features of the chrography, but the peculiar
msspeIng also Of the name Paar, which, IA In the
forged signature, he wrote Parr. Nothing else was
needed To demonstrate that he was the real forgcr
and before the echoes died away OF the joyous cheers
which greeted Mr.. schlichter's TRIUMPHANT acgutta
the accuser was himself under arrest for the crime
his own counsel furnishing the sHioavit upon which
the warrant was issued.
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E,,,rc Isu,j Notes.

The result Of the game between The POwhatans
and ENcelsors on Friday last was Inadvertently
transposed in the HERALD OF Saturday. The result
was:-EXcelsior, -; Powhatan; 25
Goodspeed, Of the Gotham, has moi joined the EX-
celsors.
What has become OF the Creightons, OF Richmond
Mills, Of the Iryngton, has not yet iolued the
MutIals.
The Cincinnatis on their tour played seven games,
scoring $40 to their opponents 50.
The Eckfords VIII be escorted to ALBANY on We'd
nesday evening by the Forty reg menL \. &.
). n. Y. First time the national game went under
special escort of the National Guard.
The literary member of the Gothams, in mita-
ton of his illustrious frlen General Grant. SAYS,
'.et us have peace,n but he says it In more hOmey
way-"Give us a rest.n He won't write any more
letters.
The EcAforls will try hard to defeat the Atan,ics
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SUPERIOR couaT-spfciAL TERN.

Action Against tho Metropolitan Fire Depart.
ment-The Bowery Explosion Case.
Before Judge Robertson.
r. N. Czdstssev Us. The Metropolitan Fire Depart
nenh.-Ths Is an action against the Metropolitan
Fire Department, to recover the sum of $1,000 for
injuries sustained by plaintiff through the alleged
negligence of defendants employees at the late Bow
cry explosion. The defendant deinurs on the ground
that there are not facts enough stated In the lain
tins complaint to constitute cause OF action. The
case, which came before the court on Saturday, was
adjourned for argument.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Atlantic w, IryiugtOu.

The first game Of the series between these climbs
came of yesterday at the Union grounds, and re-
suited, as the score will show, in most complete
victory for the Atlantic The Irvingtons did not do
themselves justice either at the bat or in the neld,
and, with the exception Of Mills and NJ. Campbell,
no member OF the nine did anything like what they
can do. Eaton sustained severe injury to his hand
In the seventh inning and was oh iged to withdraw,
after which the Irvingtons played with but eight
men, The score of the game is as follows:-
lThe columns signify, respectively, hys caught,
left on bases, first base on hits, outs, runs
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
Will show the changes In the temperature for the
past twentyfour hours indicated by the thermometer
at Hudnut's pharmacy No. 2ls Broadway, HERALD
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vngOn, III.
Out on bases-Atsn,o, 10 times rrviugton, II times.
Struck out-Zetlen, 2; Buckley, l.
Foul bound catches-Mills, 3; Zettlein, I; Lewis =
Double plays-Lewis, ii. Campbell and Nj. Campbell, put
ting ont Ferguson foul base and Mills in returning 10
his base.
lmphe-Mr. Swande, of the Mutual club.
Scorers Messrs. Delaney and ChapmaH.
Time o. game Two hours and forty
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OF alderman In city, the preachers and tent mas
elder acts az chairman and presides at ali business
meetings. Captain William h. Lawton OF Warren,
has been Chairman OF the Finance Committee for two
years
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AQUA TIC.


second Animal Regatta or the Hudson Anna
tcur Rowing Association.
preliminaries Of this grand aquatic event have
river, Thursday, september 10, ana will he partic
pated In by every organization belonging to the
society The clubs where boats will be entered are
named "a folows:-Atalanta Atlantic, Gulick Wa
verley, Columbia, Mutual Hudson. Palfpade and YES
per. In special meeting held during the evening of
the 10Th inst by the representatives Of the various
clubs, II was agreed that the following should be
single sclll boats: second double scu boats; third
barges: fourth, gigs.
II was also decided that neither the coxswaiu
or crew Of any boat In one should bc entitled
IN row IN a second, and tlrat the double scul race
should nc rowcd IN nineteen feet working boats,
give or take I've inches
These races will bee full OF interest and ALREADY
many OF the oarsffen are pulling tiny sklirs ana
beautifully modelled barges about their practice
grounds. evidently bent on winning distinction II
not the prize on the great day Tor the Hudson
tenrs.
Jloyd hspnwa Thomas r. stewart G. r. DAILY
William Radford, OF New York. and General Hat
field, OF New Jersey. will act judges, while Major
General Shaer VIII he the referee and stephen u.
Kuapp timekeUper. Mayor Hoffman Will present
the prizes Already the list of ds;ir guishcd gentle
men invited II rather formidable: bur more viii be
added. the Executive Committee being determined.
m character and number of prizes and in the pres
cnce Of honored guests that this regatta snail excel
in every respect the one of 1867.
In the me- ting referred 10 II was also resolved
that hereafter all the races OF single and double scul
boats given under the auspices OF this association
they shall turn the upper stakcboat On Hood tides
from east To west and ebb tides from west To east:
also that u champion dag be purchased by the asso-
citation for single scu boats, TO date from last year.
and that II be rowed Tor ana held under the same
also that all entries for tue annual regatta nc re-
ceivod until noon september "
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To-day-Atlantic vs.. Eckford, Union groands: EX-
cesior VS.. Peconic, Capitoline.
To-morrow-Mutual W.. lIaymakers, Union grounds.
Observation-Disclosures Vs. Haymakera, Union grounds;
Oriental, OF New York, Vs. jefferson; Excelsior
Empire Capitollne.
Fridas-Powhatan Independent, CapitolIne
grounds.
Saturday-None such VS.. Nameess Union
grounds.
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Fusstng ps. Jan.

BeiFne should be added az party defendant: 40 cost
Of motion to party eventually prevailing.
BY Judge Barnard.
Fusstf1g Us. James ct Gl.-Moti0n denied.
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The party OF Montreal experts at this game VIII
arrive to-day ana VIII give their first exhibition to-
morrow on the Capitoline grounds. ON Friday they
play os the Union grounds.
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THE BrNNINGHorF RoBBEHY-fOuR MoRE AR
REsTs.--The interest In the Benninghon robbery,
about which so much has been said ana written has
by no means subsidized In this scCtiOnl but on the
contrary, II has been Kept m very lively state
by occasional rumors Of new STRIKES, by the
police and detectives. and ~ rcpFts about
the condition, prospects aud Intentions OF
me robbers who are In durance vile ut
FRANKLIN Reports have been circulated within
week or two to The effect that the police about
to secure parties implicated IN the robbery, about
whom the public bad heard nothing, and the move
menfs OF certain Officers who were thought to he
working up a new case we're watched closely. Yes
terday These rumors took definite shape, three men
who had been working az engineers IN the vicinity
OF Bull Run having been arrested oil the charge Of
having participated in the robbery. II appears that
some time since Deputy Sheriff kinney OF Petroleum
Centre rot hold of a clue to what Is alleged to he
gang which perpeirated the robbery. but which 10
wholly unconnected with that which was led by Jim
Spger Of Saegerftown. From time TO time Mr.. Kinney
has succeeded In obtaining the Information which
led 20 the arrest above mentioned. The names Of
the parties are suppressed at the request of their
friends. The full particulars attending the mplica-
lion and arrest have not yet traDspired.- JHusrute
Herald, August 1x
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21
NeM York Marker.

By Telegraph New YORK, May 20.
COTTON NOminally lower; sales of 200
bales at Bic for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receip pts ,253 bbls.and 505J bags /;
5GI0c lower on low grades; steady for
medium and good sales Of l0, 400 barrels at
IS 3O99 10 for superhne State and. w estern !;
50 20W9 80 for extra State; So 304l0 % for
extra Western; Sll 659l3 20fOr white wheat
extra; So 75dl3 80 for rOuud-hOOp Ohio;
eli 0O9I2 20 for. extra st. Louis; sI2 5O9l6 80
Tor good to choice DO, closing steady
with some inquiry for low grades. CalifOr-
MIA lower; sales 1850 sacks at I'll 50gl3 .
for red Horn, and SI2 759l3 Is via 18TH mus.
Rye -four steady; sales of $50 barrels at
s. 259l0.
CORN MEAL-In fair request.
WHISKY Ominal
WHEAT-Receipts %, 977 bushels; lie low
er, with only moderate business doing =
sales OF 1900 9ushels at y 249z - Tor = o.
? Spring; = b for No. do. u ~ TO white
Wisconsin; 3 70 for amber State and
RYE-Drooping: sales of 1000 bushels at
q g5g2 07 for Western, and 81 OF for Can
ala.
BARLEY-Qu!et. go. ooo
BARLEY MALT-Qu1et5 sales OF J,OUO
bushels.
RYE MALr-S1 80.
CORN-Receip pts 95 ,26I bushels; opened lc
lower for new, and firm for old, and closet
firm and advancing Ior both; sales $4,000
bushels; 81 l20l 1875 for new mixed West
ern af1oat, and closing at 81 1901 1917, and
81 l66I IL for old do. in store and af1Oat.
OATS-Receipts a, 900 bushels; shade
easier and more active; sales $1,000 bush
tlsS oDc 1OT " eSttln III SLDICS o1I20oOc TOT
dc. float
RICE-Firm.
COFFEE-Firm and quiet.
SUGAR Firm; sales 70 hhds.; ll159I254c
for Cuba; l212c for Porto Rico.
MOLASSE Quiet and firm Clayed 4Sc.
PETROLH UAI-Quiet; 25<9l3c for crude;
2S54c for refined bonded.
Horse uiet.
LEATHER-He mlOcIS sole in limited re-
quest, at z612927}ac for BuenCs Ayres light
weights.
Wool Quiet, at about previous prices;
sales 26J00J pounds, at 45957c tor domestic
fleece.
CoAL-DuH and unchanged.
FORK inner and Quiets sales so bar
reIS at s2s 7O02o = for new m eSs- closing at
So 81 regu ar; 81 S782S 90 for old do, clos
ing at 81 81 regular; 50 25823 % for prime,
and s2f 25124 IS for prime mess; also, 80
barre prime mess selleEs June, at 81 81
BEEF-Steady sales 300 bOls at SO Goa
$50 40 for new plain mess SO 50024 30 tor
new extra mess; also, 50 tieraes at $3.50
SIS Tor prime mess; s3S942 for India mess
BEEF HAMs-LOwe sales 70 bbls at e32 50
as co.
CUT NEATs-Quiet; sales $50 pkgs at 1917
GI47zc for shoulders; l7149lS54c for hams.
MIDULES-NO
LABD-Eirmer; sales S25 bDIs at l7150
1880; small lots 1870.
BUTTER-Quieu at 30933c for Ohio; % 535c
for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet
FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool frmer; 60 600
bushels grain per steamer q 55zd for corn,
and 55<g6d for wheat.
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Cincinnati Market.
By Tele graph

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, May 20.
ELOUR-No change.
WHEAT-Uncnange
CORN-In light supply and demand at
s7a98c for ear.
OATs-Firmer and higher closing at Sic
RYE-Dull and prices DIR o Opipg;, 81 esq
81 "
CoTroN-Duli at 291S930c for niddIfng.
ToBACCo-AcJive at full prices; sales 274
hOgsheadS.
PORK-Mess unchanged; is held at
~ 30, bat is no yet saleable at more than
IS %
BULK MEATS Unchanged; shoulders
125zc; sides I4549l5c
BACON-Unchanged buyers and sellers
apart; shoulders held at l4c; clear rib sides
lie; clear sides NC; but these rates are
74c ABOVE The views of buyers.
LARD-Uncnanged
BUTTER-Pienty and again lower; fresh
2Sa2zc.
EGGs-Firm at lSc.
PorATOEs-In but moderate supply and
firmer
APPLEs-Dried dun and lower; declined
PEAcHEs Dried dun ana lower gg
PIC.
SUGAR-Firm. -
COFFEE-Steady.
WOOL-In demand at 30050e
OTLS-Linseed firm at 81 %; Petroleum
steady at 3783Sc.
0EOLD-I3913.
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RIW EzR RE W $.
To- oasr R.er Items see ssreeh Pqqe.

Tor ottsr Rieer Tens Sc SegehtH P9qe.
The river was rising very slowly last
evening, but i wiz be rising faster to-day,
but viii soon fall again, as it is falling rap
Idly at Cincinnati, after having risen
nearly five feet. It IS rising slowly at
Lou sgille. The additional arrivals and
departures last night were the Armada, to
Cairo; Ada Lyon, to Green River; sam.
OR, from PASSPORT; Quickstep, from
Cairo; Ollie Sullivan, from CloverpOrt;
Argonaut No. 2, Cairo to LOuisviIle.........
The ArgOnaut has been thoroughly re-
paired, and will run as a regular packet
between Louisville and st. Louis ..........
The j. l.. Graham LETT yesterday
evening for the Wabash River, with
a big trip....We are informed that Capt.
Rowan, of the Graham, gave material aid
10 the sufferers by the explosion of the
Belle Potter, on Sunday last. He went
with his boat 10 the Silver Cloud, some
half mile below, and purchased i've
pounds of ice all he could get-and five
bottles Of Scotch ale, for the use OF the suf-
ferers, for which he was charg ed four dol
lsEs. We hope ar Information on this
latter subject is incorrect. as we are 10th to
believe that there IS q steambOatman so
lost to the feelings Of humanity as to ex-
tortionate upon ne victims Of a terrible
accident.........Tne chattanooga returns to
the Wabash River on Saturday.
Captain William BarnntlI, Of Pitts
burg, is in the city and is
stopping at the American. He is here to
straighten up the business of the steamer
Charmer, of which he has now control
and which has been running at loose ends
for some time past. An interesting notice
on this subject will be found elsewh in
this mornings JoURNAL............The Ollie
got in last night with lair trip
She returns to CanneltOn and CIoverport
at 9 O'Clock this morning ............T The Sam.
Orr arrived at g and the QGickstep at
o'clock, with moderate trips.
MANIFEST OF STEAMER SAM ORR-Ev-
ANsVILLE. May 90 1858. Harper & Wright
] bale Cotton; VIM. Holman, pieces Gas I
Pipe, ? Elbows; Cloud Il Aiken, I box of
DrusS; Shafer. kehr & Co, / bag of Wool;
Brandles & Crawford, 81 sacks Corn Capt.
Duncan, bDiS scrap Iron, Il bags Corn,
81 Dry Hides; q. Wilhelm 3 Beer Barrels.
IA Ale Boxes: Igleneart & Bro, 5 bags Of
Wheat; Mr.. Shuliz bxs Sundrles; Musca- /
tine, Iowa, - rolls Leather; Cincinnati
bales Co ton: New Orleans, 2 hhds Tobac-
co; discharged at Paducah, 1 lot Moving
Plumber. 1 Horse, 1 box SundrIes; Eliza
betlitOWu, lot Moving Plumber; Cows
and Calves; =haWueetOWn, 100 Cedar
Posts, - bdls Dressed Flooring, - Cedar
Posts. s53 PIauks Fencing: Uniontown IS
bdls Flooring; aft. Vernon. 10 cedar Posts; /
Henderson, y bdls Flooring; StevIsOn's (
aEdiug, 20S cedar POsts; W. q. BOWles, ! /
Horse and Buggy
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May 20.
DRY GoODs-The market continues ex-
tremely dull and depressed. The most
noticeable decline to-day is in the price
of Freeman's prints, which have been
marked down to 1Oc by a jObbing house,
for the least desirable styles. ArnoId's are
selling at 10I5c; Merrimac ID at l2129l3}5c;
Pacific and RichmOndS at I3I&c; and CO.
checo J. at he; heavy brown sheetings
steady t I7(gI755c for the best brands, such
as Pacific extra, AmOskeag A, Atlantic A,
and Indian Head; but good enough brands
like stark A and Lawrence Z can be
bought at 1910. Bleached musllns with
out variable change, except Boots, which
are down &c. and are selling at 1512c. In
wOOlens, the trade is greatly depressed, and
light weights in light grounds are being
closed out at remarkably low prices.
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Testimony Before the Impeachment
Managers,

New York, May 2O.-The ri
June's Washington dispatch states
that J. c. Dunlevy, of Dayton, Ohio,
yesterday testified before the Mana
gers that NE vouched for Woolley at
the bank, and that he, Dunlevy, had
been sent by Woolley to Judge Black
man, of Ohio, Offering him so, 900 if
he, Biackman, would use his infu-
ence 70 defeat the conviction of the
President. which Black man declined.
Woolley testified to spending money
In the interest of a client in giving
dinner parties, at which Evarts,
Groesbeck, and S. ). Cox were pres
ent. He accounted for $4,000 of the
$50. 600, but declined answering as to
the remainder. On being placed into
custody, be stated that he had sent
the money to Sheridan Shook in New
York, which was a contradiction Of
his former statement that he had sent
it to Peter Schwab, Of Cincinnati. 1t
is stated that dispatch has been re-
ceived from Shook, stating that Wool
ley's story is a sheer fabrication. He
will be further examined today.
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Congressional Proceedings.


HOUS E................. w AS ELLINGTON, May 20.
Egg eston reported a bill which was re-
cOmmitte 10 Committee on Commerce,
Authorizing the taking ossession Of the
bar known as Pass Iaurtre on the ATissis-
siput BE- yer for the cOnStrucfiOl of canal
without expense to the GOV eminent.
Inger-Oll introduced q Diil to incorporate
a Ma lOnal Publication Company. Refer
ferred to Committee on the District OF Co
lumoia.
The Speaker submitted q communication
from the Secretary OF the Navy, enclosing
copies of al correspondence between the
Department and other parties relative to
the sale OF the irOn-Clads Onesta and Ca
taWba, which was appropriately referred.
A vote on the question of adjournment
till Saturday, showed no quorum finally
agreed TO by unan imOus consent that
when they adjourn to-day, it be till S9tur-
day. with the understanding that no OuSi-
ness be transacted on that day.
IngersOll, by unanimous consent, made
an explanation to the effect that the Chr
cagO hepU0ttcdlt OF the IoJn inst, made an
assault on him of a scandalOus and, per-
haps, malicious character. The editor. in
reviewing an article which appeared in
the Chicago Tribune OF the day before,
said IT was not surprising that the tribune
should nave received information In adj
vance of other journals as to what the vote
on impeachment would be, as having the
means of information denied to other
took a night trip nom Was hingtOn TO Chi
cago to carry the news. The Repatbhcuga
said u was q very successful visit for
the Trum bull Grimes plot. BY this
that remark referred to him. That paper
charged that there was a plot be-
tween certain parties TO secure the acquit-
tai OF the President, and that he was in
that plot, as was also the Chicago Tribune.
He stated that he went to Illinois thirteen
days before the verdict on impeachment
was given. So far as he was concerned the
charge, I, ON beginning to end, was absO-
lutely and unquanhedly false; it had not
shadow to rest upon. During the time he
was in Chicago he neither met nor con-
verSed with any man connected with the
Tribune, so 1ar as he knew. During the
any Senator as regards what his vote
should be. ought to be, or might be-
Adjourned till Saturday.
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New York cold ana stOck Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May 20.
MoNEY-Easy at 4Q6 on call; prime dis
prime bills.
GoLD--1Quiet and steady; closing at 1895
9l5924. Government sold none. Shipment
to-day, 81, 075 900.
RNAIENTs-Continue Ia active de-
mand, and are higher; closing strong,
demption of compounds, S245, OOO Henry
CIews & Co. furnish the annexed 4: 80 ono
tattons: COu cons of 81, 1I45SGIl45<: do. 80,
lO9z9glO92s; do. "a, 061s91OS5S; do. '85, 1887
GLOSS; do. new ll01s; do. 81, lIOLalIO3S:
lO-4Os, lO41s9lO414; 1905 lO75z91O8.