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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

RESERVED SEATs.-An important de-
oision has just been rendered in the
Washington County Court in the case of
William B. Brown as. Leonard Aldrich,
in which the right to reserve seats in con-
certs is fully sustained. As this question
has been of considerable interest, and has
given rise to much discussion here we
give a statement of the case, which was
an action for disturbing the plaintiffs
concert at Barre. The plaintiff alleged
that the defendant bought tickets for
himself and family to his concert at the
ordinary price. That he advertised that
reserved seats would be ten cents in adj
dltion To those that paid for reserved
seats he gave a check i'll addition to the
ordin ry ticket, which entitled the holder
to reserved seat. The defendant, al
though he did not pay for reserved seats,
or have checks for the same, with his
family and dog took seats which had been
designated as reserved seats. The plain
tiff informed him that the seats he had
taken were reserved seata, and that he
would be required to take other seats.
This defendant refused to do, and by SO
refusing general disorder ensued, and the
plaintiff was unable to go along with his
concert, and that he thereupon returned
the money to the ticket holders and the
concert WAS given up. Verdict for plain
tiff. Damages, $9640. Wheelook and
Redfeld for plaintiff. French and Car
penter for defendant.
LUDLow.-Col. H o. Peabody has
sold his place in the village to Geo. W.
Billings formerly resident of this town.
Ct H Cole has sold the Adams place,
east of the Ludlow House, to Col. Pea
body. Col. Peabody contemplates re-
building the store connected with this
property, and now occupied by Clark 81
Roberts as a shoe store. The new build
ing will be much larger than the old,
viz: "a by 40, with - feet studding two
stories in heigth. The upper floor will
be fitted up for Offices.
Geo. NJ LOOMS, formerly of Amherst,
Mass, and more recently of Rutland has
opened Life Insurance Office in Ham
mond's Block. Mr. Loomis is a fine
young man and is working for one of the
best companies in the country, viz the
Continental of New York city.
Under the influence of the recent
rains the pasture and meadows are as
Stunning a more cheerful hue. The springs
and wells are still very low.
DR.. Walker of Wallingford will
preach at the Congressional church next
Sabbath.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

REGISTRATION REPORT-We have re-
oeived copy OF the twelfth Registration
Report of births, marriages., and deaths in
the State of Vermont, for the year ending
December 3tst, 1868, prepared under the
direction of George Nichols, Secretary of
State. 1t is volume of 134 pages and
contains in addition to the usual matter
heretofore contained in these reports tables
of Meteorol ogical Observations, prepared
by Prof. McKendree Pettee of the Uni
yersity Of Vermont and State Agricul-
tural College, covering the greater por-
ton of the time during which the Regis
tration Reports have been published.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13
Snn DOLLARS WILL

Snn DOLLARS WILL BE
wv forfeited by DIR. L. Dix If falling TO
cure in less time than any other physician, more
efectuslly and permanently, with less restraint
from occupation exposure TO all weather, with
pure and pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATION
Incident TO married and single ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS:
mercurial affections, -ruptinns and All diseases Of
the skin, ulceFs Of the nose, throat and body g.,
Pimples on the face, swelling Of the joints, Eer-
vousness, constitutional and ether WeAknssses IL
youth and the more advanced, At all agez Of
BOTH sexes. SINGLE Oh MARRIED.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

CLAREMoNT, n. H.-A correspondent
Of the Bosten Journal writing from Clare
mont says:
The work on the Sugar River Railroad
is progressing with considerable rapidity,
end some enthusiastic individuals hope
to celebrate the opening of the entire line
on the 4th of July, 1871.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13
AMOUNT AND KIND OF CLOUDS.

A NEW MILITIA COMPANY.-Through
the exertions of Capt. Philo J. Bates, late
commanding Co. G, (zouaves) LIST regi-
ment Vermont Militia, the steps necessary
for the organization of a militia company
ia this place have been taken, and we IN
derstand the ranks are now nearly or quite
full. The company has been recruited
under orders from and by the sanction of
the Adjutant General of the State, who
is ready to commission its officers and pro.
vide it with the proper uniforms and
equipments as soon as its organization is
completed. A meeting for the purpose of
receiving additional recruits will be held
at Hook and Ladder Hall in Nonpareil
Block tomorrow "wednesday evening,
when it is hoped all who have pride in
keeping up the military fame of our State
will be present. If sufficient encourage
ment is given we understand a second
company will be organized, the proper
papers for which are now in the hands of
an authorized re- recruiting officer.
PERsONAL.-Dr. H. F. Smith of Cas-
Teton delivered lecture on "The East
and the West" before the Teachers Insti-
tute at Pulaski, n. Y, on the evening of
October 4th. The local press speak of it
as being ga most instructive and enter
tanning lecture"
SECOND GROWTH BEANs.-Speaking
of second growth raspberries and 'sich,"
Mr. G. Carpenter thinks he can go one
better. He last evening brought US in
several stalks of beans which he gathered,
and on which were fresh blown blossoms
and up from that through the various
stages of growth which made them just
right for string beans and early suocotash,
not enough for mess but sufficient to
make ones mouth water. Mr.. Carpenter
is ahead on second growth.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13
GENERAL RAILROAD LAW.

The special committee on the bill pro-
viding for general railroad law has been
announced, with Judge Kellogg at its
head, which indicates that the bill is to be
passed at the present session. The bill,
from reading, seems to be drafted in its
main features from the law of New York.
Heretofore the Legislature have consider
ed similar propositions with little favor
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

c. A. HITCHCoCK, ms. Agt.
Pittsford, Vt, Oct. LIST, 1870.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

ELE HORN & ST LOUIS FLOUR
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

THREE THOUSAED POUNDS
/ Hurd's English White Lead. for sale by
LAELstbE 8 HUETDDE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

He can all our sorrows heal.
Castleton, VT, Oct. 6, 1870, w,T,R
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20
NEW YORK clTY.r
The War Feeling Among the Ger.
i'.+i Hi! mans. .' .i
.H .-" yN HNpy YoRE July 10.

The War Feeling Among the Ger
81 i'l"i Fi! mans. I .N.
." '..@'." NEW York, July 19.
The Germans Of this city, held u meet
inR last night, 10 which the most intense
PFllsaian sympathy was exhibited. Speechr
es were made proposing prizes Tor the
braYcst Of the Prlissian regiments, the
committee stated that the worktngMen
would offer prize Of $2O, 600, and ling,
to the first Prussian regiment that dis
tinguished itself in an engagement. a
committee was appointed 10 see the Ffest-
dent and Secretary of State, in relation 10
the protection 10 German shipping.
The rumor that Russia has declared in
favor of Prussia, creates much Joy among
the Germans.
Tie Superintendent OF Police, Jordan
has withdrawn hls resignation The ofl.
GERS Of the new city Astoria, a,were installed
lust night. I...,,.-, 49,. q,
The workmen on the East river bridge,
struck yesterday; new men will be secur'
cd to-day, but trouble Is anticipated with
The former employees. 4
u The Atlantic base ball club, was deteat-
ed 2S to IA by''tie HaymakerS, at Troy,
Yesterday: "'ii. ~ E "
= Of Is cases Of sunstrokc yesterday, 1S
were fatal, and 3S fatal cases are reported
A mass meeting Of Germans in favor
Of Prussia will be held in Tompkins Park
tomorrow evening.
eminent has made proposals for Stevens
Battery, now completing at Hoboken I'M
der Gen. Mcclellan.
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THeMorn,nRsg News.

Tie newsthis morning from Europe,
while not absolutely;d eofths Dues;
tion of war or peae nol fsassuring.
England has repgl ye Paris in
the interests OF ses n sileE three
hours conference aim and the
Emperor yesterday 4le st out TO
his country palace hone, or o little
quiet meditation. Uptds yesterday
there had been no collision, and not even
ikirmishing, between the armies which,
If the IrenGliimBetdo oGsa, day d two
ago IS Kept up, should now b sconff6nting
each other. TAismAyr from y dlsposl-
tion not preclpitate collision and to give
litt(e margin t6tdlplonaess Eheeer.
tainty 81 Srrsying England and Russ ia
against him ought ;tos possibly does,
constraIn NAPOLEON to hesitate, although
lie knoiSs to- withdraw j would obg hui
initiation. We find here only the
slightest ground tblSop0 that ths .pltima
ati65RIII'bs aS0ided. s On tlie 6tdet band,
if 1t is true, as believed yesterday, IN Lon
don, that Austria stands BY France, the
chances sqf peace are greatly 9ilpipiiFShed,
Austria would not declare for France
unless she was sure Russia or England,
or both, would ultimately declare against
her, and doing so oStrcngt gtR5hs NAPOLEON
In his resolution for war. This aspect OF
the case is strengthened by'tlle fact thatd
Prussian representative lett Paris ycstcr:
day 10 carry toI 8rsNARcK the 6flei&l
proclamation, withheld Up td that tfme.
This looks as II the London Times was
right in declaring all hope Of mediation
exhausted. And yet II so, why did GRAN
WILLIE tlaEe Q three; Aours :audlepce with
NAfoIEaoN yesterday SliiAutl
Tho truth is, 1t Is impossible to form an
intelligent opinion Of what is, TO happen,
because It il apparent the French censor
permits usto know but little Of what docs
happcn; and with such slight knowledge
Iot what is going on, 1t is useless to specu-
late abplt results Judging from the tone
of the markets on both sides Of the
ocean, such private news as Is slnugglcl
through does not give assurance Of peace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20
Johnny Crapeau :iFishtngtfo on q the
y M D0ggeraBRnk. i. la'g d
- HyAFrRRSooNt REPORT.
mo1amsnts of CieFman steamers.

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hovsmsn'' sE = Hs6!I SeTsa as,os s'g% TaIv isL
n, nTH,l.;, ,,, - 11,,,,,, \. 4 ,Tn Nh
man ni II Tioyd Iine, IL AZ II Bremen I a, and viii
MT mot leave 'for New YorlS, nntiI furtLer or,
5ers lar 80 : .,''I w '-'S' ,'f2
S',, S'" 4 ~ y "}HH HLnpTrnueat, ma Inlv IL L
~. - ~. ~ 80 ~. 3T,... =
yorIt E0 ,ig1 % P'Smpa,th = Iarrived @ 'yesterfiay
afternoon. ...odn1e p .a'all ID gi.sn7il
The Cambria LEFT Hayre Saturday noon
for New, York. .'yi-pf ii p;.4 u.iy jIpJ p
lffFi g.G pm PLYMOUTH, Julyi10. q
Tin a.oomSlin Nrrc;tv yorl of 4he North
cer,Ton 1 ISiGvI ,inS arrived I,erc isofpIv
tLis 1S,{Hrn;T5S. III Ri not vet decided
wIstheE IrIi Sbs 4yiIl o+temnt ~ reach Bre.
neriIH i.rii ~ I'll ~ Shif'iE IN! NJ liC !
ms = :, ;IIn,;, =, !a,L! a !, ~ !,
Tone Of Msdiafion: -
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n,, r,, s.,o - ~
1 L.USSs SAaS; lt,;,,!.s;n tsS ifHo 's"
sTTIss.S M In 20 Sn1t ai;s .ronJors
al, l,onc mi oT n,eiliati6n. ria Sword mnst
now decide. ''39R ii1 n y, ~ D,gI
Pr;viIeret.s.i ar ForeipnelIi;s "; In France,
~ .'.'s'''f = r.7I M n
i.n+ r '''ri'"l'ti9 ~ NHASH 'ulS 40, -
The morning Journals say that the
PrussianS now in France will not be eX'
PEELED from the country II they observe
stf1cI neliIraI1Fy: .Mo olpiQnst y or o.tieF
I" e nj, -. ~ D;:ss..is;, ,,,.,..oy, 10.
"A, % 4, . M, g ai't. 1.n y
ing 49,, ds'GeIHf, KS Me tn'e[s lEry Sfg4a'
gLves. !ac MIUtlGwlns M ~ IaS Hrencs1 w
" ~ sttI ;,SE5! MI .tsi s,S4aS S.aS't ~ iSS ~
10 leutEallHo tle oOutHetH 2eAESS VI Gcs
1AIiY' Iicu oCoapS gu" ,l.II iIy rISi1 IN W.
P T[oni tns P1nG tney WI VIII sweGp M.I" SiI ~
lusn '. .crLlv p ~ tne ie'S ~ sas,5SaI;s Sns tSlI
eneA ensSL LL9ss.a y WY " " c3Spnn:
anu tc teconstTucsIEn Is ,I' csISs =" Tue Huc"'S
O''''e'IcIa''o'l "'l.aoAo"'
Official Declaration of War. !
The Ft1triS this morning, says that TIC
Prussian Ambassador to Vienna, now
here, en- passage. a started last night for
Berlin with an official declaration 0fwar.
Woshburne a protcctioni,t.
-.T,c...so,rno,-y,.,1lS1 MIR -savu.tlr,,.-AA Mr.
WashbuFheyy tie E3Amcricani Minister, has
agreed to protect tho Prlssian bjects
n0w!in France, and adds that Washblrne
has certainly not made such promise
without having first obtained Tie consent
Of the French Government.
An FnrIish Earl NJ the TuilerIes.
D. I'll. ~
,...,,. .p.. w ~. ~, FAlus' Il' Cu!y O
Earl Granville, arrived from London
yesterday, and had three hours confer
cnce with the Emperor: The Emperor
yesterday received q leputation o. tle
officers Of the National Guard Of Paris, IN
reference totIeir congratgIatlons, said he
Eelu Eeileu ul1on tne " Natlollat auStH, %tnin
l'r,n% %yEUt tao 'e S,pr o Minis,Sr S "
War has asked the Corps Legtslatlr for
an increase Of the military class Of 70
| from ninety TO a hundred and forty thou.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20

THE Parkersburg Times picks us up for
speaking Of Belgium and Holland as Ger
man States. II says t'lhey lpsyprwere
German States and never belonged to the
German Empire" We called them Ger
man because their peopls belong 70, tle
German family and speak The language.
Perhaps THO 4Smts viii 94y 2 part Of Bel
gium speaks the French and that Holland
Is not German but Dutch. Well, II the
people Of these two Kingdoms are moi
German what arc theyS ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20

The young Democracy Of Cincinnati
are stirring up fight against the old
Democracy. They say that the men who
have governed the Democratic party in
Ohio are the biggest thieves in the State;
that they are red.eyed and sore-eyed from
enthusiastic devotion to whisky. IF fine,
the young Democracy Of Cincinnati prove
that the party in Ohio, as everywhere
else, has been long gone to the demnition
boW.wows,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20
under apy oblIkationst6 call on the pro

under any obligations 70 catI on Tue pro-
prietor." ar siil -.. i. u, ID.
ION top Of the knolD "Well 20 feet deep
containing 30 feet Of water" $50, II.
And here, right on this elninence, Is the
spot whore Mr.. HprnbrOOk should have
his residence. Indeed, at one time hCdid
contemplate 1t, but, with ahumor peculiar
10 himself, he informs visitors BY means
Of ono of his finger boards that he has
now given up the, notion Of erecting IN
Hs6artGly mansion" aI1 intends securing
d more permanent one IN heaven. May
we he permitted to remark, that, with the
energy and foresight for which lie has
been conspicuous all his lifelong, there 4
but little room Tor doubt and great room
for hbpesh& will be as successful IN this
most serious undertaking Us he has been
in every other.l But SO fur as most people
arc concerned, a commodi0us and elegant
dwelling house, situated on q knoll beau
tiful by nature and made more attractive
by art, commanding delightful views 81
US pretty u valley rs can bel found. any
where, and within easy reach lofIa, busy
and growing city, would be Of more i'm
mediate personal Interest, and seem Q
more desirable possession, than any pros:
riective, umd possibly uncertain, celestial
abiding place in the future i5IJlie ..,S,jt tf,iut
But we huve exceeded our limits, and
yet have fililed to give d clear idea Of that
which to be appreciated must be seen.
We will only add, in conclusion, that no
moro agreeable !, locality can be found
in the neighbOrhoOd O Of Wheeling
than the estate Of Mr. Hornbrook
none which will better repay. q
visit. But tho visitor must beware, lest
he violate the commandment, for assured.
" he will be sorely tempted to coyet: i
Is hardly necessary, however, to inform
the public Of the existence so close to the
6ity, Of this charming retreat, and to ad-
Wise them to payit q visit, for the PUBLIC
are ahead Of u.s. The numDers that daily
make the visit during the season, theInu'
merous requests received By tho proprte..
tor for flowers ior this, tint and the
other purpose, show that our people know
where to lind q bright attrae tive spot out,
side Of their prosaic dust and mortar. and
whom to apply TO for floral favors. They
always find Mr. Hotnbr9pc's latchiStrtng
outSide"iiiti i osrssd Us A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20

A VERY larrgc and enthusiastic meotinI

A VERY large and enthusiastic meeting
or cormans and Americans was held at
Ta,,,.,',,'" Monaow nI1h, RoooI6tio,nr1sl q
to0'''.l'e' I4O sH.' 4 IN,
were adopted expressing sympathy with
the cause Of Germany and Prussia, and
condenning the impudenee OF Napoleon:
A similar meeting At 81 LOUIS auopteu
the following address: e s,tosa ,
"1a ma GsyuanN mn Natioa
n,r, NJ ,..".,. ..,,,,,,,,o. -, tho P.onc,,,
Lne ussPoslC gatst " S orts S' Eav
tnEone un9cs co .,.,. =, s,;n,TiroSsiHn TM md md
eoameRs9a eonGuest against SA Germany. The times mes
q slaG and al Napoleon tho + Fsst srE ase
HIe FOR fhe' siSdspendencc @ Of ali nations,
and for your own national life. Your dc;
feat would dsmen5er the GsTna9 S Fut Ist,cr
Iana ana make II aepe9osnSy y !aItS n;,;tv
touE - IN is'or., Wa,;y Ir;"n,Si,
unu M staS i;sss.a ~ Fy:nca II Il With
wouSFen ~. ltu i'aor " 40 Gorr,,n nooHle
1oy SaS ~. w. sS,I.S us ,oI;n II N "r,ns fnr thrr
no,,utrv nUs,a % ~ sUu1 ore msD Firmly condinFin
"ou T. ao;;.S, VS % strona,h md vnr ncTSr.
youI l"'f,Ussn noct Hi9d ,iI;nSa or victS.
vclsacI, g We ~ SeS so,,saSr tSnt7SnS, ,nr 6mr
5IrtSi" m ''4O HO s""'' - ' ~
Aid n NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20

fREpnEsENTATrvE BENJAMIN, Of Mis-
souri,, has hit upon a capital expedient for
avoiding the responsibility, us well as the
temptation, involved in bestowing q West
Point cadetship. iaHe has appointed q
committee Of his constituents, who are 70
call together all the young men who De-
sire the appointment, and TO examine
them thor6nghly as to their qualifications.
He who shall be designated by the COM
mittee as most worthy will be accepted by
Mr.. Benjamin. THIS plan Is q great i'm
provement. upon that adopted by AlrE:
Whittemore. .4n lisl Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20
New York Produce Market.

'..L,.r.,I -, NEW 1oRK, JuIy ~.
coTToN- Steady; sales Of ], 400 bales middliug
uplAndA. 80, 'Hus ti' .uIa lif.lu VI
FLOUR Stronger on shipping grades o. q %
az Is for extra state. '78 'T' 1'ilI ~ y
GRAlN--Wheat-- Stronger with moderate de-
maud at 81 6G61 60 for No. spring, aud 81 600
68k Tor amber! Corn Quiet at ii 0a61 05 for
. boat lO4d Of new mixed. Oats-Quict and
steady ''.t"' ''l" 1''ii l3l "
PROVISIONS -Pork-Quiet and arm at, $50 90,
for western mess. BacOn-A shade higher and
wanted. Lard-Flrm and quiet --FiIr' 49,
R0Gsr+QuIeL s,H 'f ,a,f,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20

TIE Democratic papers are having a
lively war over the FLICK Amendment,
some being for It and some against 1t, and
are drawing very literally on GRANTS
famous invocation "Let us have peace"
These gentlemen slightly mistake the
phrase as applied to them. "Lct US have
a piece" ought to be their motto, as that
Is what ails them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20

TIE President corrccts the statement
tolcgraphetl from Washington that he In
tends calling an extra session Of Congress.
He says he submitted to Congress tho day
it adjourned, the only ly:grounds which he
thinks exist for an extra session, and Con-
gress thought it not advisable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20
Ku.Klut outrage ia Tennessee.

The Humboldt Lader says: Last Friday
twelve or fourteen disguised men went "a
the quarters Of soGno negroes named
CerthiI, in Gibson county, broke open the
doors, shot one man through tho shoul-
der, another in the head, q third through
the body, and q fourth was badly beaten
and only saved his life by flight They
then outraged the girls. The next morn
Ing, Esq. PcarCe hearing Of the affair, lie
summoned posse and succeeded In cap
turing two men named Boyd and two
named Bell. Four others, named Blan-
ton, Willis, Cooper and Holden and the
two Boyds were fully committed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20

SECRETARY F1sH has sent the foreign
representatives Of tho United States In
;stFuctions respecting our neutrality. I'VE
55wlaslg 4SSI ships OSd, 8 f4ssss & !;
party, but no enlistments will be allowed
in this country for either side. This must
mean enlistments by citizens Of tho Uni
ted States, for many aliens have already
enlisted i'd New York without hihdrauce.
The Secretary is of opinion that Russia
and Austria viii be in the quarrel before
the Isl Of August.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20
Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.

Fl.T| NJ" gGORE, July ~.
Tho financial centre to-day opened rather quiet,
and gold declined EEom I92T 70 lSOat, when telV.
grams were received announcing active prCparH.
ions OF France for an early campaign. which
sent the price up 10 1919. Later Ia the day
greater excitement prevailed, and at the close
tue activity was equal to any previously wilt
Private cable kilograms nom London reported
panic GU tho London Stock Exchange, with
hVe'twenty bonds down 70 60-thC lowest point
yet made IN the present war excitement This
H, nSWs was tho signal for . general rush to buy.
yet reached on tho present movement. Tho
room during this advance was tho scene OF the
most frantic excitement, .f7- 80 4
Hlmors were 1loAt on tho street to-day 70 the
enSct that the Treasury wOull tomorrow sell
more than one million Of gold, and buy an In.
creased amount of bonds on Thursday. The
ity.
n The shipment Of specie tomorrow is various.
~ estimated at three 70 four millions 6
y MoNEY-Market active this aficrnoop At 6A7
per cent on Government and stock coliaterGlS.
Tho reason for this increased Rotiyity may ha
found In The present bull movement In the Gold
Room. The short interest there has been largely
for gold IN the Room is somewhat limited to-day.
Rates paid for carrying 7, g., s and per cent per
apnum and 1-82 per cent per diem.
loLp-M0tket aedye ind excited at tho close
OF the day, with Inc latest transactions at lH3H.
The gross clGAIAnees RefGi$ $l6Q, ,699, 900
which reaeets fhs great AetIyity and excitement l
GSoTEESNEnT iBoNps-Markes opened quiet,
but closed dull aud lower under unEGV0table Ad'
vices from London" This aitetnoon's quota
UnIted states 81 Of 1881, coupons. Il2Xpll9H
FiYe!tWentes ue6e 1Q9ke
FiVertwentieS (le6l ,,H;l, lQsketISSS
BlVC-tWeft6s (l6B3).
EiV0'tWenti0S Q669 new. ,.,.s...i.s
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State beaS unsettled bS he WI aeVp, sio'ing
iiiSTERI1No Ebnll and nominal at 110K 1lI0A;
for three day bills 10o|6t10H, ,a,ff.i
,STocHs-opeGed active but became heavy, and
IL the close there was pressure 10 sell. The
jDFincinal dcalings thIG afternoon were In Lake
Short and Rock 1sland.i The Gctivity in money
aud tho nnfavof&ble news n0ml Europe naa I
tendency to dcpresS matters geherally on tho
fi Western Union Telegraph, AH; Adams Is:
q; 6nItsd states, IS; Pacific Mail, ~; SNSsw
York Central, 95K; do. scrip, 9oN: Erie, ~;
Hartford d Erie, n Reading. 99aC; Michigan
Central, III; Lake Shore. 933f: Illinois Central,
1856; Northwestern, 81; do. preferred; hoeE M
Island, ll1K; New dorsey 3c9tr4l, lol1i "
Paul, Oh; do. preferred, u; Wabash, eQH; Fort
Wayne, 9lJ<: Chicago d Alton, ZIG; ohioS Mis-
slsslppl, ~; St. Joe, 81. IL ..... ,....g d.