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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-07-09

Forty thousand people were present. 1t the opening
of the railroad bridge across the Missouri at Hmsaa
City, July 4th. Fivs locomotives ana train loaded
with IRON each span, were put on = test, and the
bridge proved sncceea f
81, Louis hsd one ind Alton two shocks Of earth
quake July n. No damage \ Fl
While the party composing the Powell expedition
exploring the Colorado river and consisting Of twenty
persons, passing over one Of the rapids of that
stream in boat It wasswsmped and oil but one-John
A. Ridson-drswned. So Ridson reports but 1t 10 dis
credited.
The Carlists aeai, threstea revolution in Spain.
The rank and ale Of New York Fiibustsrs have been
paroled. Ryan 10 non ea.
The hardest storm ever known in Iowa occurred last
saturday-nesriy in the path Il the great Comanche
hurricane of ca At Malone Station on the North
western railroad nearly cverv house demolished,
one woman killed and maAy wounded The damage
is very heavy.
The steamer Labarge arrived at Sioux City from,
Buford July 5h and reports Indian outragcs Grand
river and Big Cheyenne. The indiana have received
no supplies, and fire into steamboats,, threatening
death to aliwhitcs
by the food at Council Blufs on the 1st, seventeen
pcrsons were drowned in one creek.
Colcncl j. C. McIlvaine, an old and distinguished
resident Of Mirsonri died in St. Louis OIL the ri.
kilograms from the Atlantic and Pacific States. are
filed with accounts Of the it Of July celebrations
which appear to have been unusually enthusiastic.
New York and Brooklyn had forty fires during the
day.
Senator Roscoe Conkling reports favorably on the
Pacific Railroad.
At Terra llautc. Indiana, July 9th, C. W. Brown,
and Major Brown. editors Of the Saturday Erening
Gasette, were shot without pr0vocation, BY Edwin
Erny, policeman. s,,..,...- ,~ ~
The Great Eastern. with the new Atlantic Cable ar
rived Oft the American coast, July 9Th. everything
working we'll -#. -"
Gold was Qloted in New York July 7th, at 1854.
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PEOPLES PARTY OF DEER LODGE
COUNTY. ""' .'..
PLATFORM or PRINCIPLES.

WHxREAs The advanceMcDtOf our local interest Ia
Of paramount Importance and beyond mere party sue
cs"s: and the due administration Of the laws, both
civil and criminal with strict impartslity 10 the
mort conducive to that end, and f., -4H"
WEAREAs. 1.-THE past being our criterion for the fu.
turc we have reason to fear continuance Of the evils
VIZ complain Of towit: the continual increase Of the
county Indebtedness; burdensome taxation to pay for
worthless services; reign OF violence and disorder,
resulting from tho enforcement Of the criminal
laws and the DOnpunishmcnt Of convicted offenders,
sud the building mp Of faction dangerous to the wei
fare of the county, and which sims control Of all
county affairs, the present county administration,
the members Of which are mainly candidates for re-
election, IL continued la Office therefore be Il .,
ResO!ced lst That the peace and prosperity OF this
county require that the present county administration
BE- supplaEted: aud that an emergency has ariecn IN
which, for the accomplishment OF that end It h the
duty Of al good citizens to lay aeidc their party pre-
objections, and vote for local officers without regard to
party.
Z. Tint We hold tho tc.t Of quaiiAcntiun IN scssAl
date for . county Office to bc,-his capssity, his
honesty his impartiality. and his identity with, and
devotion to. the interests Of Lis constituents. Nf
Test VIC n Y, fae III At, fy mountain isnsS
and that will vote "No" ON the proposition to To-
cate the same 1t Helena. g. rt.Y-fli# et' III
That It 10 the duty Of all cltxops, and especially
Of In public pac to labor for the eay construction
of Northern Pacific Railroad, and to set out the
great natural advantages Of DEsE Lopez COUNTY ~
aGosding the most available route therefor. Ht,I
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" Three companies Of cavalry reached Fort
Rl,ia on the 1st. Judge Symmes presided NJ
the July term of court at Bozeman win
much credit, The crops in GalIatln promise
l,etter than ever before. An Indian shot
white man severely Mt Radersburg lew
DAYS since, and escaped. A numberof per-
sons are in pursuit. rysg ssh
The Democratic Central Committee on
Monday, rc.no,ninated Messrs Barclay ana
Rogers for Auditor and Treasurer. and Hon.
w. H. Irvine, Of Deer Lodge, for supef'n'
tcndent of Public Instruction.
A shock of earthquake was felt in tricky
Pear valley last Saturday.
From the Gazette, July TIN. a.
Tho Fenian Convention on Tuesday elect
ell r. Quinn, Head Center. ..'
General Hancock left Fort Benton, July
9Th. .. eft
A miners meeting in Wilson gulch, elected
II. Hardgravc, President, and A. L. Jar',
Recorder. 81"
The steamers Flint, Tempest, Tacony,
Farsgut, Columbia. Submarine and Sully,
had not vet reached Benton on tho 4th.
From the Virginia City Democrat
, The project of bringing = ditch thirty
miles long from the Madison to sluicc out
Alder gulch, is revived. Estimated cost,
500 900. 1t is claimed the man and the
money arc on hand. n
Fred. Cope has returned to Virginia city,
and it is rumored, has purchased the Raglan
& Napton mill in Hot Spring District.
The Democratic nominations for Madison
county, arc: For District Attorney, W. l..
McNath; for the Council, Samuel Word;
for Representatives, r. O. Bailey. G. F.
Cope, W. u. Wann and J. w. Bryson; for
Sheriff, John McGetrick; for County Clerk
George w. Hill; for Probate Judge, VIM.
Y. Lowell; for County Commissioner. j, n.
Knight; for Assessor, James Bradley; for
Coroner, Dr. E. T. Yeager We recognize
the, names of q number of old friends and
estimablc gentlemen among them. Tie
campaign in Madison will be hard fought,
and a nomination On either ticket Is no guar
antce of election. ss
CAPTAIN Robert Williams is the Republi-
can nominee for Assessor, in Madison. A
stronger candidate would be hard to find. |
David Cowan, Esq, the extraordinary co
centric poet of Virginia. is grousing and
writing from the sage-b brush OF Brandon.
The old Esler furnance at Argenta, now
the property Of General Cummings and
Major Veale, started up July 21st, on twenty
one day runs from Cable rock. May the
Gable be good thing to tic to, and with.
They arc deserving. rE
Secretary Scribner has assumed the duties
of his office. .. .,. ,... .a'tu~
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THE DUTY or THE HOUR

The history Of the Peoples Movement III
this county toward reform in it, admins.
tration, 10 too familiar to need recital. Tic
incentives to, and reasons for it, strong
enough, and imperative enough. to cause
men If all political beliefs TO lay them aside,
In 10 FIR ~ this local matter 10 concerned,
and unite to break up the ring that's plung-
Ing tho county deep and deeper III the slough
Of UNNECESSARILY debt, while bleeding ito tax
payers by excessive taxation. We begin to
show In this issue. Before We get through,
the indefensible and outrageous extravs
.gnnces Of these men win be laid bare 10 the
homo, and they shown to have violated mos:
shan,efally the high trust reposediin them
by this people. Seeking hy the n,snipuls.
ton of fixed up conventions to again isstcn
themsclvcs, hycna like, upon the arteries of
the county treasure box, the people ignored
the imposition and placed in nomination,
men Of known identity with the interests Of
the county, OF finn and inflexiblc honesty.
of ability, intelligence and good character,
and their ha,nes .ire submitted for your suf-
fragea With tho political campaign for
Delegate they do not interfere, Mr.. Cava-
nauEh has - fas eviuced sound discretion ii
svoiding to embsoil or eptanslc himself, Or
to ilrag Il into the partisan squabble We
sruss MI Tufts will DO the same, confident
that In this matter Che vast matority Of citi.
scns win. while sustaining their political
candidate, subordinate and ignore III minor
considerations, to the one thing essential to
prosperity, projections % NE ana property,
and reduced expenses tho defeat Of those
who ne running the county. BY the elcction
Of the Peoples Ticket, and that alone, can
this b accomplished s' a'5,a,ls =. ..,,.,o
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Our Basis or Business.

Our Basis OF Business.
lTHE NEW Non7u-wksT il before ysu. Judge Il
justly, . its merits u dperits and, meets your
approval patroniss IT, h win Be pubaished weekly II
DEER LooCE CITY,. MONTANA,
Independent in everything, It seeks to b drstclasa
Newspspes, coudessiug and furnishing the current
News Of the day to II local patrons; giving promi
nence TO and advocating the Material Resources and
Interests ef Montana especially Of the Western Slope
and summarizing Oh Territorial news that these valleys
and mountains may tssa with thrifty thousands: that
1.-The treasure bog may be unlocked BY integsntiu.
dustry, VIC knowing well Of the world, and the weird
knowing well Of NJ.
TERMs-INvARIABLY IN ADVANCE
+ S.' CURRENCY RATS:
oNB NOSY ONE LEAR 20 w
ONE Cory Six MONTns. Northumberland OQ
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- Correspondence, short aud ncwsy, solicited
from each camp Writer name must accompany each
letter, to guarantee good faith. Permission to use
name or initials preferred No letter containing harsh
personalities published except over name Of writer.
~ LIT of Agents will be published next week.
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nave as~~y- ..--ssu.vu nuwrttsfng literally and
long to be the great medium Of succcss IN business
" and prelude to wealth. Ihavcmade 1t an invaria-
bic rule too to advertise in the dul!cst times as well
the busiest long experience having taught me that
money thus spent II well laid out A. by keeping my
business constantly before ths public, it has secured
" me many sales that would otherwise have lost
/" STEPHEN GRAnD." .@~t@ ---.5 t.i...
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NEW DETERMINATION.

r The Democrat Of July 7th, In - free
number tooonplete legal Advertising" hoists
Mr.. Cavanaugh's nause for The lirst time, and
announces the sale Of that incomprehensiblc
institution to the : Virginia City Publish-
Ing Company Il. 4 viii hereafter be called
tho Montana R?abliean," and wepresume
be ! Republican paper. A II is rumored
Judge n. u Hosner i 70 b editor, it will
probably DO Governor Ashley's organ. Ma
jor John r, Bruce retires from the tripod,
Westspcet the Majops koncsty Of purpose,
buC9s has bsen uafSrtdnate IA taking !
manly stand against what he asserted 70 b
sriminally wrong. ord tbsn weakening when
b should have ssood Ara. Beside, the kind
Of aswspAper sdisisg .shatswas.in vogue n
bis palmy days, i behind the age now!sand
he has, We trust, - tgDodly .assots 10 sresi5e
upon. We will kindly grestethaAew paper
fspm :. the secinl city, Qf the mounlaina. y
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DEER LODGE COUNTY
II EOPL E'S TICKET

1, cop E'S TICKET.
For mesabers NJ Council
w. A. NORTON, of Blackfoot.
THOs. N. POMEROY, of 8lis.oula
For members Of the Assembly
N. G. BOSWELL. of Deer Lodge;
ISRAEL GIBBS. of Bcartown;
L. h. CAMPBELL, of French Gulch;
THOMAS 4. POUNDS, of Dlackfoot.
For Sheriff,
WESLEY w. JONES, of Reynolds
City.
For Treasurer.
II. c. FREDERlCKSON, of Prairie
Gulch.
For Clerk aud Recorder
J. GlLCHRIsT, of Butte City.
For Assessor,
LEWIS COIN, of Deer Lodge Valley.
For Probate Judge
WV. II. BARROW, of Bcartown.
F0r Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
N. F. SMITH, of Bcsrtown.
For Coroner,
THOMAS STRANG, Of Deer Lodge.
For County Commissioner,
CONRAD KOHRS, Of Deer Lodge.
For District Attorney,
n. y. HARRISON, of Deer Lodge.
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NAY, 1868.
PRESENT IUCAe-COSNELLY AND ROBEI

MAJ, lCOC.
PRESENT LUcAs-COSNELLY AND ROBERTA
Geo Lucas boarding prisoners aud 3
guards twenty-cight days. ..............S 1,4D
Geo Lucas balance on same. ............. IA
Lucas boarding jurors and guards. .......... tn
J. MeGoyein SERVERS In case W. Bayg....... l23
60. :. - Michan..... II 30
r Mct;oycrn sun,,noning coroner's Jury, etc ~ Is
body Of Snoo, Inundated BY sullivan Mul- .,i
ssad' guarding prisoner s twenty e'''::: y y
" d" guarding . 49,. $50
=, ,,,,n boarding Is
il | wilson guarding xitnessc. in case Of
Sullivan, Mullen ard Bs,v. :.......... 1s5
Alex Wright ~ witness ~ sine .......... Y 10
Leou Bradley dept ehe.f in case VI. Drum
xssI I'll! s i s::s e j s mi
"'i' 3" JUNE 10Th, 1868 '.g
u .,'g PnEsEnr-LucAs AND CoNsxLLv
r AcGovern .llowanc. on accounts .......s Losl 81
g't - ~"" for eubpoening witnesses. 20 %
- ~ services % sheriff ..... Ii %
Acosrm sa .sMmGnn .S: s1s 81 4 e e
Jno Pyne sunInOning Jurors. ............ 31s 70
Account IT Pyns deputy sheriff .......... 160 s.
p Newcomer y clerk Of district count in =,
p w Dornell provisions furnished guard Dt
: and prisoners ........-..:...;....::. ecs :.
W. DOlsn sullivan Mullen, Ryan, Feis
Ss rent Of nous. Tor prisoners -
Iapy ssmInoning Jury. IO2 80
LA Harris. ~ ~ I'M ...............tsi 40
Ewn,., ssGs ss ssr Ss' p;,.oss,: ds;: e 90
$ Brady guarding Jury in case s.lisans.sl g
w,.nes. fess in case " Rran, Felix. sullivan 40
Fec. Of Grand 5a; s,s;. 4 f. a 's
anfaHtts AUGUST 1863. @' 3. ,aa ''ta
4silaJ rREsENT--LUcAs AND nOBERTA rHIai
PM nec,s,n Ensr II, R,i::S;nss ls
.s: ssii"s election notices: y y y
y 81! {; ;;::!:: s: ;;;s
John ONcil making table for sh-Ttf ........ - !
afA i. afsttg# OCTOBER, 1868. a. h.a 5na5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oxSELLr and Rm.Hr..
John ryns, deputy sheriff si.,1 :; s:,;:,. s 50
r, term = 4 ,sas s ss,.; 4 anne Tenn %
Witnesses before Grand Jury It sa,ns term. 105
fees In case vs. Tarpy, deputy
ohef1G ]. ~. ..s........... 81 -
G gs;.. fses ! il same e
i4H be lrEBnuAnr, 1860. H i15" .'..i3
TTarpy. sery'cns ipcaacs sullivan e H.. y" 000
John Pync, transporting and guarding pris- n,
S.ss iarnisied dspaiic. Kane and Pyue.: III
6.'o ssd sos :ss1iss ss - .i.1is: po.ss...
Jas Kennedy -. :. ..-. g
\ 5.s c %s..., -.od q. ,.u NIL Il. q !
f p.iso;sss t =. .. - u
Ss Is s Ss:la!ss g.i'sa , :;, -
ESCAPED through Jsal door, ia 50
McOoyern. services ~ pcr accouuA. 1,G! %
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Card IL Five Lines, Square, Ten Lines; OF this
type. Local Business Notices Is cents per line.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08
THE RUTIAND wEEK4Y HERAIAMTHqRspAY AP441 8 1aeez


|sKSt - sksn sxassxsy ~ Ssks SGsxS
dollar will support II rSaeing expenses
OF the school for the past year. Still We
hear great deal of complaint against the
Prudential Committee for thcir extrava-
gance, and yet the figures show for them
selves that the school has been conducted
on as economical basis as was CONSTANT
with having . good school, such as we
have.
Our tax payers should live while in
any of our surrounding larger towns for
one year, and they would come back and
pay their small taxes here a little more
cheerfully; when in our village it costs
but % cents for running our graded
school, and II cents for town expenses.
Look at Middlebury. with its tax of 800
cents, for building the school house Rut-
land, with village tax of over 200 cents !;
Vergennes, Burlington, Montpelier, and
they will find our taxes average less than
one-half the tax in any of those towns.
BY the way, notice your Benson CORES
pendent says the town tax of Benson was
but 10 cents, and says that SO far as he has
seen, it is the smallest of any town. If
he looks at the letter from Brandon, the
first week in March, he will find that
Brandon beats Benson by one cent on the
dollar. VERo.
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Legislature Republican.
FROM WASHINGTON.
proceedings of Congress.
Interesting General News.
&C. &c &C.
Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, April 6.
At the Times office in this city the
footings show Gl0 majority for Joel, with
SIX towns to hear from. This includes
Salisbury. which gives usually about Is
democratic majority, and where the vote
Is claimed to have been illegal by reason
OF insufficient warning of the meeting.
and will probably be thrown out The
official returns from town clerks NAV pos
sibly change the majority slightly.
New HAVEN, April 6.
Complete returns give the result of the
Connecticut election as follows:
Complete returns give Jewell, republi
can, 81 majority over English.
Strong, republican, is elected over Dix
on, democratic, in the lst district by 7Gi
majority.
Kellogg, republican, beats Babcot.k,
democrat, in the ID district by 800 ma
jority.
Starkweather, republican. is elected in
the Sd district by 2,25i majority.
Birnum, democrat, is elected in the 4th
district, over Beardsley, republican. by
about 200 majority.
The returns show gain of two con-
gressmen for the republicans.
In this city, Mr.. Gallagher, the regular
democratic candidate for mayor, Is de-
feated by Fitch, the citizens candidate by
80 majority.
The republicans have been generally
triumphant throughout the State, and
have majority in the legislature of 40 on
joint ballot
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Nominations,

WASHINGTON, April g.
Among the nominations sent 10 the Sen
ate to-day, were the following: Jno w
Douglass to be deputy commissioner OF
internal revenue; Thomas Blossom, post.
master at Buffalo.
The Senate this afternoon confirmed the
following nominations End. Hoechster
of Illinois, Consul at Banner: L. H
Litchfeld, Marshal of Dakota: L. w
French, Chief Justice of the Supreme
court of Dakota; Jefferson p. Kidder,
Associate Justice, of Dakota; J. II. Howe,
Chief Justice of Wyoming; John w.
Clingman and VIM. t. Jones, Associate
Justices, Wyoming.
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1faths.

BLIss-In Poul'ney. AT-al s'h. Laura Boy
kin-, wife of OuDTge w. Biirf, "a. ., aged -
year..
D0UGE-In Springfield. VI. AriIl Isf Sir
Isaac DODGE, aged II ears sm'ntL- aud Is days
INGALs--ln Che ter, April 5th, Mrs Ieaiy.
aged 50 years, wife OF Ard ln,yas, iorrnerIy Of
Mt Holly.
FsrADEooK. I'm Clarendon March 10Th Martha
EstabTutk, sslfe Of A. +. EstAbro@k, aged 20
Yeas.
wIIITLOCK-st ra-iIefon 1arb 81, af'er
pro r icted iiineS, CILeit ). Nbnlo"k, aged IS
years.
wHITE-In LUDLOW. A2-eh 18th, Lydia
White, aged 81 years.
wARNER-In Is Aton, Mas, M.rrh 3),h,
Helen, wife Of Carlos Warner And osugbier OF
Josiatr Smith, If Londonderry, aged y yeaIs.
CONGDoN-ID DANNY. March 81, Ida. eldess
daughter VI Charles Conscon, tsq., aged about
- yeilis.
RICHARDS-In Springfield. VT, March lith.
Fanny Richards, ax-a 81 year, vile ~ ron.
Samuel w. Porter, and daugbts Of the late HIN.
Morse Richards, Of Westminster.
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dMarrlgrS.

ER-NILLIKFN-iL NiD6sor. March
3l-t. By Rev VI. douglas. Sess,r q. Parl.r, Of
Springfield. and Nelle Hiilik.B. of NIncrsf.
Is-KINGsI. AND-In BI1dporf. March
2ith. by Rev W. :. Biaisd, u. NA'hhIl.l An. 81
Addison, and Elizah. "a hHgslaI.d. 81 BnoIort
HaRT-McrOKMICk-A oh. 1909, Nv
nv. Geo. Casey. Chas y. tart 10 Mar A. Nc
CoImies. boil Of flitsori, VI.
wAIT-REN NFr-In Ear; Dr-e.. Msrsh
10th, by Rev. i. w '1lrnsted. Naihans.l Wait
and Lizzie H. IS III n, OF oAell. MAJ.
BrZALLION-sEAFER knr.rr March
2Sl By Rev 4. u. . Iafk. Eugene Is, p H. a.
Paa-t. ana Martha Shaver. 81 Ruprrt
HAN.LJON-w oODwAH in ian1gate.
March 2f'L, by R-y. AZ. s. Gu,hnlan, William J
Hamilton 40 Eiula A Wood~ara.
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An Explanation.
RUTLAND, April 5, 1856

RUTLAND, April 5, 1869.
Edttor Of tie Herald From your re-
port in the HERALD of the trial of the
State against Isaac ID. Tubbs, Henry G.
Tubbs, and julius w. Brown, your read
ers would be liable to be misled and think
the offence much greater than it was.
The facts are they had bought property
and went to the wife of the man from
whom they bought it, and delivery of the
property was refused, and an alteration
ensued and temper prevailed, and slight
assault was made, and with no explana-
ton or agreement from counsel the case
was allowed to 90 against these parties
almost by default. A minute description
would be uninteresting to you or the
public and | write this least from the re-
port of the HERALD, the people should
Judge it to have been an assault of an ag-
gravatcd character, and that public judg-
ment in the case may not be prejudicial
against parties whose trial light do them
great injustice, when, if arguments had
been made, different appearance would
have been put on the case.
FAIR PLAY
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NEW York. April G.
AsHEs-Pots steady and quiet at TICS 20
Pearls nominal
CoTros-Cotton se. Is~er. Sales 800 bales
middnng uplands, 2sE.
Receipts fipur-b1bs bbs.
FLouR-5Gl0 cents lower. Sales 1870 bbls
50g6 o., sup-rtine state and Western: 6o50
G. go for common choice extra State; 50(gl0 "
Tor do. extra Western 20Ces ~ god ehoice white
wheat, extra; 6 3hG7 SO common choice Round
Hoop Ohio; e0tto 90 common 20 fair extra 81
Louis: 100 a u o. good choice do: CAnfornis
-four dull.
WmsKY-Active, Western 924 So. for free
Gr.ip-Receipts wheat 500 bushels
Wheat heavy. Sales 8, 200 bushels SIT fzli 81
for Calliornia 9s White Michigan; Z - No.
spring in store; i5 d.. delivered; sOK aHaAei
Indiana
B.riey-dun Sales 1000 bushels. German
02 on time.
Barley malt quiet.
Receipts corn-l3,l2s bush.
CoRn-Corn du and declining. Sales 5000
bushels at s59ss Tor new mixed WestsnL
Receipts oats-34y7 bush
OATs-Firm.r. Sales A. 900 bushels at 7ex az
for Western IN store; 75@7sk al railroad de, 'o'
r. Rrcs~Dull a. sxes1 for Carolina.
CoYYEE-Active.
6U0AR-Hesvy.
MoLAssEs Quiet.
Hops heavy. American Sal5.
PETRoLkUM-Quiet. Crude, l6G1SH; refined
bonded. 50.
Posx-Heavy. Sales $50 bbls. at 81 0o93l 10
for new mes; 80 $4,000 % for old do; 70 jO0
q % for prime Is sv(eS0 % for prime meo
Bxxv-Quet. BALES lis bills At 70 @le 90 for
new plain mess; u S0lels 70 nsw extra De..
Tieroe beef dull. sales 20 tierceA NJ - O00
- 90 Sor prime mes, 270A for India 0e0.
Beef hams steady; sales 30 bbaA ~ - We
: Cut %: ps... sss.ay. lAs pass ss I'm oE. sAssi-
N,ddicS sSsslv - suise. ss,es = bonlb q
lex fR shogt n66o1.
EAaD-Nssvy, . Ia. 1t f7osk ~ sesans
l0K0lot kSetto uUnAesu1.
bU1xzs-0aAst. SoOAo 1ur sJ1dO; lo0see. n
0oD-Itm st 10 n. 80
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NY. stock and Money Market.

Money cont anes str ngent, and high rates for
call loans are still TIE nwin feature IN nnanciai
circles The ram upon the hanks for England
this city and Western cities nls again com
mcnced, and about $780, 90 " re shipped to-day
Foreign bankers slso bsrrU, 'ers IN eonsi1sfa-
BILE amounts. The rates paid tot az on CAL were
/ ga : pr cent. per day on COVE 'nments' anu
/ 10 a ! I. par cent stocks IN ada. tion 10 'bs
legal rate IN currency. The supply o. coiniher-
ciai paper i large, and rates range from ~ 70 -
per cent.
Sterling exchange heavy at lOsal0ss for god
and first as biiis.
Gold strong, reports that a reg'm sin h.'d
been ordered 10 Key West, aud two irOn -cla1s.o
Cuba. the IIiee risng TO To 1915. The closing
rae. however, 1919. The rates PAID tor car
rying were ), ~. {, s, 3 and pr cent, and Tor
borrowing =. 10 IL hat.
Governments we've hammered dunn z the morn
ing boards 10 make low buying prices, and t2-
were at time worked down TO us. and 6ss TO
l3 =, but from these prices they reacts d and adj
vancrd, closing finn.
The following the closing quotations for
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08
judicial Decision.

NEW YORK, April q.
Judge Blatchford, in the United States
Circuit court to-day, decided that the
Union Pacific case in the United States
courts, and denies the motion to restrain
the proceedings in the State court
The Posts special says the House com
mittee on foreign affairs have agreed 10
report a resolution authorizing the Presi-
dent TO negotiate for the annexation OF
st. Domingo and that the Cuban recogni-
ton resolution will he reported to-mor-
row