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his lease forthe Bay Of Samana, and his
treaty for the annexation Of San Domingo,
the points of which were semi.oltiCially
furnished to the press last night Healso
sent in brief message showing the rea-
SONS for the negotiation Of both COnyen-
tiOns, hut it was NOT read, and is to be
printed for the secret and confidential use
Of the Senate. Some interesting facts
about the negotiations in this be-
half have been obtained. II ap-
pears that Gen. BabCOck was our
only agent from first to last, Senator Cole
and other parties who went down to San
Domingo with him knowing nothing
about his Instructions, and having nothing
to do with his mission Negotiations on
the side Of the DOminiCans were conduct
cd by Secretary Of State Gautier, though
Bacz and other members Of the Cabinet
were often consulted general BAbcOck's
first visit was one OF reconnaissance. All
sorts of stories and representations came
here, and the President finally determined
TO have things investigated by one on
whOme he could rely. General BabCoCk
found Baez and his ministry anxious to
come into the United States, AMI their
first proposition was 10 enter us State,
Just us Tex,S did, the case Of which was
cited General Babcock was not then
empowered 10 make u treaty, but could
say by authority that this idea wouldnbt
find favor OrsuppOrt here. lIespent some
time in aCQuainting himSelfwitll the views
of the people, and in September returned
with the propositions Of Bacz in writing.
These were to come in rs u territory, and
our Government tO ut once give hima sum
OfmOney and II quantity Of arms and lnu-
nitiOns Of war. This proposal was care.
fully considered IN all It's hearing, by Pres.
ident Grant md tho Cabinet, and
the Ntc October treaty was drafted
by Secretary Fish, TO which the assent Of
our Government would be given, and in
November Gen. BabcOck returned 10 the
Island with this document, certain war
materials, and $l5O,O00 in gold from the
funds of the State Department. The an
nexatiOn treaty was concluded with no
material change in its terms, and the lease
Ithe Bay OfSamana was taken us sccur-
ity for the advances Of money and sup
plies. The bonded debt Of San Domingo
IS about one million two hundred thou
sand dollars, and the million and hNlftO
he paid by our Government, IL is express
" stipulated, shall be used in extinguisli-
ing this bonded debt. Bacz has received
fifty thousand pounds sterling on tho Eng
lisG loan recently, but this, he says, shall
give us no trouble, us it is included in his
bonded debt. 1t may be added that the
Inocc Of thn Raw nj Snmnn0 IIHS already
been ratified by the Dominican Senate,
and the treaty of annexation has the al
most unanimous approval Of that body,
though II is notrcquircd TO act on the doc
ument.
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CONGRESS.
And the Important Measures Be
fore II.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Jan. 10.

+t'sb VIRGINIA.
Upon the re.assembling OL Congress to-
day, the session opened with movement
In each branch for the immediate admis-
sion Of Virginia without further conditions,
and the bin would probably have passed
the lower branch but for the strange and
unprecedented ruling of Speaker Blaine,
IN THE SENATE.
The Senate bill was the one reported
unanimously by the Judiciary Committee
before the recess, and is us briefand direct
us could be drawn. Mr.. Stewart, us
spokesman Ofthat committee, called it up,
though the motion TO do so was sharply re.
sisted by Mr.. Sumner, aided by Howard
and one or two other extremists. The
whole afternoon was spent in debate, and
no vote wasrcacled. An effort TO throw
1t over indefinitely having decidedly EIiled,
the next move WIS to get 1t put of till
next Thursday, which would in effect be
pOstponcmcnt till next week. This was
also defeated, and unless some unlocked
for intervention occurs, the discussion will
be continued tomorrow. Atprescnt there
is decided majority for the bill just US 1t
stands, and If Il vote Gun be reached to.
morrow II will pass A vote then is, how
ever, doubtful, as Sumner wants to makea
long speech against it, which is not yet
finished, and talk in opposition may con.
tlnIlc some (lnyS,
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GUNPOWDER! GUNPOWDER!! !!
~ Having the exclusive Agency In this city
,nr The "Dn POnt Powder Mills, have always on
Anl In magazine large supply Of all kiNdA Of
powder manufactured al the above named mills,
metallic kegs; Sporting In CannlstcrN; also, lagl.
lnS and Ainlug Powder, In metal kegs; F8trnt
aug sII water Proof Safety Fuse for Blasting, ~
"e a. lowest market prices.
liberal discount Will b. given to pcrNops pIls
"InS powder by the quantity. Ef
delivered IreC 10 steamboats, and cars.
mars N. RRILLX
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THE SAN DOMINGO TREATY.
The President gave the Senate to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

On the 10th at the bids for gold ranged from 12 TO
1850 The lowest bid to-day was co cents above the
highest bid Oh the 10th of April.
The Gold market has varied only per cent to-day At
10 O'Clock a. III. gold quoted llis 1884, 114I p m
u42; $780, 1l4s 3:49 lf; $50, l1iS bid ll4a asked
Highest price, i14E; lowest, 114S.
The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows: Cearances $50 900 gold balances s9i,7i2
currency balances S. 72C79 HOLDERS Of gold paid from
A. to per cent for carrying over balances.
Foreign Exchange is steady to-day at the following
r.t..
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for The rNibvyH

Carefully Reported for TIE rhsyss Ma, uN
ASHES are dull and heavy at So asa 81 80 for P'A r
and
COFTFH-The demand has been hight nom al svrrs ~
M ,, worthy of o hohes insist p"u h. "a
10 N, a.euee of sales eosiraI, the maFAe' "N''
STEADY. tp,tp 10
COlroN-The demand active, ni nanb t ps,srs
,,s sr,., /. al l.k ga eonunae ffre -
,h g. ., sn.s sales $50 bslts taJ y r
IS, arel al ah,l rs, were t. eIpoItsrA ~! "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Robert Carter & Bros. have completed inc
s.sne Of DR. WILLIAM HANNAs Lite Of oar Lord by the
publication Of the last three Of the six volumes, Ihe
Passion Week" 1.-THE Last Day of Our Lords Passion
and "Tbe Forty Days after the Resurrection IL Is
work for the devout rather than the learned paying
little or no regard 10 controversial questions Of biblical
criticism but treating the principal incidents OF the life
At Christ in separate chapters wherein graphic descrp
tion and pious meditation mingled in peculiarly
happy manner We have little doubt Of its winning
long lease Of popularity.
The Tone Masters is the title of series of
musical biographies for the young, published at the in
stance OF Prof Eben TourGc, the well known Boston
chorusastI and director ~ the New England Conserv-
atory Of Music. The first volume, just ISSUED by Ice
Shepard. is devoted Mozart and Mendclssohn These
were excellent subjects 70 begin with, not only because
the personal history Of the composers the precoeous d
velopment of their genius and the nature of their fs
relations make them peculiarly attractive to the young
but also because their music is readily UNDERSTOOD anu
children derive from it pleasure which they "ouu
look for in vain from the works OF Bach ana haIuc
The author is Mr.. Barnard, who under the pSeuuonyi
Of "Janc KinsfOrd" has made some local reputation ny
communications 10 The Boston Transcript ana a ihuSo'
story entitled "The soprano"
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PETROLEUM AM
WEDNESDAY, May i-P. NJ

For the $1,OOOO00 of Government gold
offered by the Assistant Treasurer to-day, the offers
ranged from l4O to 146 and the proposals amounted
to sa5Si.OOO The following the awards:
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ Err RAILROAD ,


o Harciayt and foot OF christopher
ARRANGEMENTS, MDNDAl April II,
81 m EXPRESS LTRAIN connecting At Denvle With Boon
Branch Chester Branch Waterloo with SnseK K
an shngon with the D. b. and W X X
Gap Sousbug Scranton Great Bend bngAaaon yra
the
AMI Delaware and HUDSON X Rds.
II4O VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
Phl,turg and
PYs5urg Bel Del X r. for Beyiere, SC, ami At
with L. " x T. Bethlehem Allentown, hanch Chunk and
Wilkesbarre. - -
4Op m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester r.
Waterloo H. X and Washington with D., L., and
". H. \. l0r Water Gap, S.rlI bhurg, ami Scranton.
31p HACKETfSTOWS MAIL, With Boonton Chester
and Railroads.
$40
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at $780, 1890: and 1000
2:al 4:20 and goo D. m.
For ORANGE AID SOUTH ORANGE, 630 7:3O 800 1000 and
H. lOO 2J 30 42O $50 $780, 600 60 800, and Has
p. -.. -. -. 81. 49,. ~. - ~, ., -.
.l: 2;o1, s2yi $780, $40 $3.50, 4:l0 4:2O,
500, F6:2O $40 1:t, 800 aud ll:iJ
Trains marked stop a East Newark.
bLOOAFIELD AMI hOSICLAR, at $3.50 and Hoo and
p.pi 3..O said and h. q
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Jniernnl 12epfnue.
90 tl)bom it man Goufern.

VU IUUuV IT HaU VUIIFIN.
nor SALE-A PEW in the South Gallery in
DR. Halls Church Of Fa,e. aud Sneteeusi. Apply
HOMER MORGAN, : Pne-s. disc
IMPORTATION WANTED Of THERESA and
j TEkLIsA skFP WheR last teard FROM Theresa reading
in Thru st. this oify, wib family Of M steele Address
JULIA A. SEFf, West Rspert, VT
N0TICE.-Dr. |. G.. EARDUSON is hereby
~ noiled ibasr property I'm by him No - St MARKS h New
York has been stored r his and that
moved within ten days from this date Mil bt so pay charges
dated Sew Yort May 2, 1870. LINUS II. PRATT.
dbl REWARD.-Gold SPECTACLES LOST,
Up BWAy, Monday marked Ma Lyoa Return to Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

r,,,. p,p,,xcro> Crp,n RAPIDS. AND MINNRsorA
p 1a nnS Co"Tbc coupons Of the Fst Mortgage
Bonds OF this Company, due May l. will be paa an az
gold coin free of Government tax on ana ai nay
date on presentation at the Banking fious' VI i'
'ih"S " ''' - .JomN H. DAvEy, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

Il slip:
8:g1a ~. Mail Train FOR Greenpor;.
lJ.9 H. RosH Glen Cove, Locust Valley, Huntingdon and
NohipOrt.
nights
D. m for Roslyn Glen Cove Locust VALLEY Huntington and
Eorhport.
5:3i .. m. North Isip.
All trains connect a Branch for Hampstead
Ro,yn Glen Cove Locust Valley, Huntington and
NORTH Crt, leave Hunters Point at . Ia. ami =.
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Go Manufacturers.

yE'IIE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PANY invite Manufactures TO their Waterf"S
at the Newt tide water four NUTS iso|
and eight miles above Nesak a0ulns he he
II and eleven the
CITY Hall GeYort They hsve head and fail Of tv.niSo % TO
aud OF three hundrl
Min Sites large and arranged that eaeh one ss W.,
benefit both bead aud tail The supply 81 water
is not only abundant TcrmAnort The property is Ntlat on
e Div 81 SeY ORR ommunlcatng by plank road by rail-
road renders The advantageous location ir manu-
featuring country On the premises new ard 81 a Hsi
lrck ln,l1o stories dch Machine shop ana f"unu
al immediate ocUpsion Application can be made 10 W.
TOkREi. ~ NeSeys., NeN-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

Io-rISyrUrr AND NASHVILLE RuIRoAp rhs'
MARRIAGES. PER CENT BONDS at 90 and interest,"
We hnve only limited amount To offer Al ihIs price
pRrNEI WINTHROP 4 Co, - v aii-St
ions J. CISCO 4 son, % all-N'
J. Il. ALEXANDER a Co, ~ A.ssau-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

II For SAFE, ELIGIBLE, FIRST-CLAsS lNNEHIMtNi'
we recommend the BONDS OF THE CHEsAPEAkE AND
ONO RAILROAD COMPANY. The railroad me- oil
which the greater part is in successful ana pontapo
operation raveses the largest coal and IRON eds IN
the country. and is also direct, cheap and constants
tbrougb route between the Mississippi Valley ana
the seaboard. Ii is backed by responsible and eN-
perienced management, and the bonds based thereon
are abundantly secured by mortgage on the whole
valuable property. Principal and interest in coin.
PRICE 90. AND ACCRUED INTEREST. Coupon or regis
tered. Interest payable May and Noy J. Bonds Oh
800 $500, and $1,000.
An important advantage can now be realized py
exchanging Government securities at current rates.
for these bonds obtaining thereby reliable invest
mcnt having 80 years 70 rn bearing per cent eo'a
interest and difference of over ~ per cent for rem
yestment.
For further particulars apply TO
FISH 4 HATCH Bankers &c, No Nassau-s1
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trainsl leave Dcpots foot

ENRlE EAilIh Al - IdiIS H'tkt IjtpOIS IOOJ
and foot % Twenty nist., IA fpll0s,:
CLamtes' a $3.50
IN anl 1900 CialyD, leave 1Ben rst az IiJ S:1J
DAILY. New and Improved Drawing Room
through Buffalo
Ing aulcet Sleeping Coaches through to
Cleveland aai Gallon Sleeping Coaches Will accompany the 1900
train from Susquanna B.io, tie $3.50 train from NewYoz to
SSiork Rochester Buffalo
Cincinnati An Eml grant train leaves daily at $50
WAY, III and 4J (Tweny third
St "a n. aud4; ..
For Miiown Way. m, Twenty,hiri-st 3l5 n
an, Sa4lars uuy $3.50 a. (fUeuy lrlst, b:l5 p M
aul WAY, at f83o UwtH hst. '8:l5 M
ani Nay, $3.50 and iD (Tsenty-
christ. a 1913 and 1918 ?. n.y.
For Su.cn p. anl (Tsery hrist, i:f5 and
s:4J M Theaer train III 30 tTwtnty'lust III M
For Paterson Twenty-thrlt Depot a. $40 5 and
5i5 55 and Ga From thaubrs DtpOts
Gas n. IA -. 5;i5, AMI h:iJ
Fr Ia- IseD hlris Depot at 3;i5 ad
Has a. H. 345 t55 $50 AMI 1913 Prom CtaHbest
a. l. 49, 500 f5:l5 tuI and It:iJ NJ
For P.rout Mon.ay AMI Tweutyhri Depot AZ 85
2:45 1913 45 4j ard fo:iJ ami SATURDAYS only ~ 30
d. CLanhsrst. D. 600 A. l:y, t3D i:l5,
$3.50 sai 6.lD D. oEly, tl2:0n midnight
TicA .aag" Tor Apartments Dawrs Room an1 Sleeping
Coaches obtained orders !or the cng and transfer OF bag
gase NAV Con; snys Offices 2i 81 AMI 80 Brua~ay
CLanler. yhuhi and Ihria,e,
Ia,m } Fulton Bookyn Depots loot n tlamh" and foot
Of NeyYork; No. RSaneepsce aud Long DOCK
Depot Jersey Cry, Of Agents the principal hotel;
l.. ID. RUCHER, Say -, Mh. X BARh,
General sut.,i utanisut. Passenger AseR.
I. paflg Pr Hack onIv ( Io- 0llv
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Grathers.
nlusiral Instruments.

ltIuSIIWI gII5II UEFITI5.
4 GREAT OFFER.
N HORACE WATERS. isl BROADWAY, SEW-iORK, .
dispose Hundred PIANOS hLODEONS, AMI othANS OF
maker extremely prices Tor cash DUNG Ga month";
or take from monthly until pai The same to Lei ali
rent money applied purchased New Chckenng Pianos Tor Kent
Monthly insiallmenig received for same
GREAT INDUCEMENTS splendid as
soreut Of secondhand FORTES sacr
fee All Of baIa call v BARNES lJ' Eighth st.
Broadway.
If YOU want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
NJ M. MkRRTLLS late L. p Cummngss Wareroom No. :
nszmcn rented customers suttd large
stock lest Examine before selecting elsewhere
DEMOVAL-PIANOS at Reduced Prices
IL RAVEN & BACOS. GIG BROADWAY, y. y. .
Piano Warerooms Man
ufactory and l5l Bsuers Grand where VIII de-
voc our attention Wholesale trade P1or TO
removal stoch Of elegant PIANOS at greatly reduced rues
Purchasers desiring PIANO the closest pnce viii 10 well
TO e1Smi our leiO7r buyinc
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN r.
| ROAD.

~
c %ISTg gti hsRA 1Sy " Sra
Passenger st,ton hes-Iork Of 1snyseventh' and
TRAINS LEAVE SE1.YoaS.
Por Sew,ven aud bridgeport EIl ll:3O m; 1915 (EI
For Moo Sat Fsirse and we,por 1900 1880
I SG:"i i g ' s e a and S % l nm '' 'Ni' ''
FOR Dsren y Icy m JS $50 3:% aga S2 P m H.
si5 4o 1E95 az 80 $50 .:i5 Is p ~
For Port Chester and int ae stations at ll:Jo M 2j
SUNDAY Nal Tr.in leave. twenty YewYOt P.
'''''-' CONNECTING TRAINS
For For Boston Boston wa wa SB o 5n a. ~ ~ Ch
Tor Hartford ami Springfield EK) i2:5. (EL 40 p m
Connection Railroad tr) p. Montreal
For Hartford Providence Railroad (EI l2:ls
New I,vrn New Lonlon sn siOnngtOn Railroad. a. H.,
Railroad m; P. Northampton and Williams
FOR rIou,.ioae Railroad A. H. and p III.
For Naugatuck Railroad a. M (Ex.l p N.
For Daaeo sd N,ffa ai5o1 a. @ siS nnd 10 P n and
For NewCsnsan Railroad ls5 80; aud on Saiur'
Commissions sleeping attached p train; Drawing
o' JAMES H. HoYT Superintendent.
NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL and HUDSON
1 scsss Dsh H'i Car s SS5s Chicago
4 pm. Montreal Express, DravinsroOn attached.
on 1se r q, E'P win SDsG to Chicago with
II pm Nigh, Express. Sleeping cars attached.
$50 aud 5 2. NJ; roasllssr.s trains.
$50 eni 5:lO N. sing Sing trains.
e:o $40 $50 TO- aad lO l1o D. as $40 g. and loo
p. fOnErrs trains
III, SUNDAY train PcagLseepie.
SswYor2. MAJ ,, 1870.
NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN NETWORK, foot Of Liberty ct, North River
On anu after MONDAY, Dee ~ 1909 passenger trains will fol-
LEAVE NETWORK FOR BIRGEYAyE-At5:e SIS 7:I5 $50
BID $50 1910 ll;loa M u g. $50 asa, $50 g. 62O
IEAvE NEw YORK FOR WEST BERGEy-M SIS tbs $50,
ll:l0 A. VI. l. 3. $3.50 AN $40 7;s5 $50 II n. ~
LEAVE NEW DIRK FOR NEWARh-At 54J 65 Tl5 1850 BIS
30 O0 ~ a. M II M :, $780, 4, 49, $50, o. 62O
R " RICSBR. Superintendent
n. 4. BALDWIN. Gen. Passenger Agent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ COuRTLANDl Sr.-For PHILADELPHIA via Csmden D m
Ip va West Philadelphia $3.50 a. 10 2.J D. m s. o. m
D. g " night FOR Baltimore Wahnsian-8. 40 a M
p
FOR THR wESr-3:4O A. m $50 a m 1880 n m 5p N o. -,
m a'e PAlare cas- on $3.50 ami through Cnnnsu
without change through dali, Louisville
on ami through to Chicago without change
through ar' 70 Cincinnati ao Chicago daily SATURDAYS
On thar Day ihey are attached 20 the m train CDnlyD
nov. 10 lv'J r. W. JAthNOS, General Superintendent.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ For Long BRANCH RED BASK, BRICKsBIRG MAN.
CHESTER, TONS YER A. BY Steamer JESSE OYT .. m
from Pier g. foot Dusnss
sept % s6t w.. ssgDES, General Manager
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- iSLAND.-wiNTER ARRASGEMENr.-On aner October
70 the sil l-A, the Roosevelt
B;6 m Mai and Passenger rsuhogue. 10 MerncI
s'S NJ Express To Pseegaei t;D IA, Accommodation hr sp-
DAYS through Babylon. All
W." "e"'h 'as AM cary HAha -.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CURRENCY BONDS


Yielding to purchasers revenue Of per cent per
annum on amount invested. Some and per cent
prime County bonds, principal and interest payable
by the State of Illinois, for sale at a discount Al
exceedingly desirable security.
GOLD BONDS.
Seven per cent Gold bonds OF the great Midland
Railroad of New-York, issued only on finished road,
and issue limited to about half cash COST Tor sale at
par and interest.
Eight per cent Gold bonds of Montgomery ana
Eufaula Railroad, Endorsed by State OF Alabama
ISSUED only on finished road and limited by law 10
$4,000 per mile) for sale at par and interest
Seven per cent Gold bonds of st. Louis and South
Eastern Railway IA road highly commended by the
business men of st. Louis. One of the cheapest goid
bonds on the market. Price 92l and interest
The per cent gold bonds are free of United States
tax and can be registered For sale by
GEORGE OPDYKE Co., - Aassan-st'
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- iSlAND-WiNTER ARRASGEMENr.-on .ni aner October
% the sl
B;S m Mai and Passenger Tor fsnhogue 10 MerncI
$50 M, Erpes, To Psichegae t:D Accommodate I.p-
on salu.s through To Patchogae $50 Mernekon s.tnr
"a, through TO Bayo All train connect q, NAhe Stream except
the hsfneh late and early tranh P'
Z. w. DOUGLAS. bapennendsaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ For Long BRANCH RED BASK, BRICKsBIEtG, MAN
CHESTER TOMS RIVER kG. By Steamer JESSE HOYT
from Pier 9, fooi Dusn 1t
sept % SOY. W. y SEEDES, General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-TrRsr CALL,
lot O'clock A. NJ.
% coo Tenn Is me-. ssi 20 West In TeIe..

Sal, of State Railroad Bon>fs-I
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NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

I'd MINING STOCKS-FTRST BOARD.
500 Grass valley. p 100 Con Greg....' / oO
400 Grass Valley. % 2OO..........,.c. ~
PETROLEus STOCKS.
Zoo Clinton OIL. sol