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TAR 4. q. PIToH's Family Physician; 20
~ peess: cent By mail free. Teaches how 10
cure Al diseases Of the person skin, nair, eys'
cor pl 2iop, Write to ia Broadway, New so'A'
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REMARKS.

The upward tendency of prices that we have
thus morning, out back from 81 cents 10 one
solIsr per 100 lbs. Their we're hats of ex client
bulocss from the river feeders. and Z. me as good
As the best from Canada. Mr.. J. Harr-n.t u had
10 oxen. average weight about o. pounds each,
and IS three scar old steers about intern hum
dred pounds each, Of very superior quality. A
few single airs may have reen sold early In the
morning At Is CENT per 20 nd but eleven cents
vas the highest that PAID by the lot. and we
Canada bullock for VIII CT l2k ~as asked Dro-
vers are much disappointed by thi@ uDfavorable
change IN the beef trade including 81 at Medford,
there we're 579 at WatertoWn. more than one
half Of which wer- firm Cana a ana the Wet
John Mcfarland soln To r. r. Pelham y 70 "A
OF hir lish est steers, $50 pounds ca h. a. cents
live ght, fur 10 cents, two at 1n4 cents.
Geo. w. Jones sold river fed oxen to dress 1900
pounds at eleven cents, BITTER t3an tho c spld
last we-k at II cents. two Of llUs p unfs It 10
cents, three s eers at % cents, one at 9k
GEMS per ID. r. Y. Brady rod at 81 TO L. cents
per ID 1t wss repor ed tnst 81 Car of western
cattle had been bought for Brgb-o on With cars
Of eastern. The ,he-p eIiers but little bettzr
of than the catue oroverr. Prices are from to
cent per pound lower tb an last week. Geo w.
Jones sold 70 Of 100 POUNDS each for s c~nts per
FOUND, sold similar sheep last week at 6k cents.
w. II. Hoyt l6U OF So pounds at cents. NJ. L.
Sh4ckett 81 and cents, one lot Of cossets, l2s
pounds, at cents Per pound.
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| 81 | g.

1871. SAVE YOUR MONEY, 1877 |.
Changes, Trouble, Delays and Expenses,
And take your comfort going West by the
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CO.'S
TWO DAILY LINES OF STEAMERS.
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y. v. stock and Money Market.
NEW YosE. April s.
Wall street business was very steady and
reRu ar In Ali markets to-day.
Gol1 Continued dun and steady all the after
nosn with the l4rest "a es at lIOx.
Money was asy at697 psr cent, with excep.
tional loans at Per cent
Governments were slightly better.
The foIiowlug a RI the clo~,po ,,,ot.t;o-..
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Rutland Retail Prices Current.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by Chester
Kingsley, Grocer, and Dunton Walker,
proprietors of Fulton Market.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-06

VINEGAR, how made in 10 hours, without
drugs: Particulars 10 cents. r. SAGE,
Cromwell, Conn.,
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge and NIedford
For the week ending April 5, 1871.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

AMOUNT OF sIOCk Al HAkkEIs
Cattle. Sheep shotes. Fat hogs. Yea
This week, 2,462 67s0 1870 1909 $50
Last week, l7O5 s44i $50 500 as
One year ago, l3is 264l 225 2,4Oo 500
PRICES.
Beef Der 100 lbs on total wight # hide, talIow
and dressed meat. extra sl0.0oGsI2,0. First
quality, sll 00GaIl So; seeo"d quality, 5000
sIO75 third quality SIS asoo
Sheep per 10. live v@,<ht, 5c97c. Extra eG3K
Veal-Calves. s3Gsl2.
Fat hags per h., s49Skc. live weight.
shotes Wholesale, 7kg9x; retail, Sc lc.
Hid-s-B Brighton 7xc9Lsc y D; country lots,
7d74c.
Car Skins. E6lsc per 10,
TallOw, Brighton, 6 to exc per ID, country lots
TX
Pelts, % each.
Trade dull, market overstocked.
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Hon. HoYT FL. WHEELER, Chief J1d9e,
Hon. JEROME B. BROMLEY, As'as1a'''
Hon. BRADLEY FISH, o""9'''
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WALLINGFoRD ADOPTS THE GRADED
SCHOOL SYsTEM.-Ws learn that the
Wallingford village school meeting has
almost unanimously voted to adopt the
"Graded School System" This vote was
taken at the animal school meeting on
Tuesday, March 29th, with very full at
tendance; the meeting then appointed
the following gentlemen committee !:
Rev. A. Walker, D. D., and Rev. j.
Fletcher, D. D., for three years; John
Miller, Esq, and VIM. M. Congdon for
two years, and Calvin M. Townsend, Esq,
and Lyman Batcheller, Esq, for one year.
The meeting then adjourned one week to
have the committee report upon the
amount of appropriations necessary to
make the change in the system.
At the adjourned meeting, April 4th,
still larger attendance was out, and the
necessary money was voted almost unani-
mously. The meeting then instructed
the committee to have the building re.
paired and everything ready in time for
the fall term.
We congratulate the people of Wal
lingford on the adoption of the Graded
School system. It is step of progress
that will pay them richly for the invest
ment, and when once thoroughly or
ganized they will have means at their
own homes of giving their children as
substantial an education as can be pro-
cured in the best academies of the land.
We cannot refrain also from endorsing
most emphatioally their selection of mem
bers of the committee. In the selection
of Rev. DIR. Walker and Rev. DR.. Fletcher,
the moral and cultured element that
should enter into the management of all
our schools is fully recognized. In gentle
men like Miller. Congdon, Townsend and
Batcheller, the business qualifications are
associated with the purely educational,
thus forming a strong board of managers.
Prosperity attend the public schools of
Wallingford. May other towns follow
the example of Wallingford and arouse
themselves to spirited action on the ques-
ton of Graded Schools and the adoption
of the town system.
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r,s Herald is the only paper "
IN. Couuty of Rutland, or TINS sec
80, NJ vermont that takes Aeio-
graphic news. The Herald Iece.so'
the Associated Press Reports res"-
Iarly.
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Boston Produce Market.
Reported expressly for the HERALD by C. c.
CHAMBKsLIs d Co., Commission Mer
chants, 70 and 81 Fansuil Hall
Market, Boston.
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From Denmark.
STOCKHOLM, April.
The King and Queen of Sweden are re-
covering from their recent illness.
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Faciuc Securities:
Union Pacidc LIST mortgage bonds, ssX
Land Grants 7aE
Income bonds ~
Stock, 95x
Central Pacific bonds, e5x
Sterling exchange is firm at lo9XallO.
STOCKS closed stronger and more &C i've on Ohio
& Mississippi; Lake Shore ana Rock Island being
the fayorItes. The coal transporting roads were
quiet but very firm at yesterdays advance.
The following are the stock quotations:
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druggists generally. GEO. GOODWIN. Boston,
and HEARY & Co., Burlington, General AGENTS
l2:v6m
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DeU Adugrrlsemeuts.
McINTYRE'S CURE
FOR
SCRATCHES !

Warranted 8 sure and
speedy vuIu IN all cases
of scratches on Horses
also cures Calks, Calls,
sores, Sprains, Cows
Sore Teats and Flesh
Wounds of whatever
nature. Price so cents
and 81 90. Manufac O..
tured and sold by J. r.
HALL, Druggist, New
port, VT, and sold by
. @ GOODWIN. Boston,
a+nn Ga.aral Az-N1
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From Cuba-Acts Of the Insurgents.
HAVANA April B.

Executive Mansion, April 9Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO May 10, 1871.
Flour rner but not quotaby higher No. wheat steady
at 81 9A 81 S0 afternoon inactive No. less active
and lower; sales at 64s4c cash afternoon dull and UNI
changed No oats firm, quiet and lowers sales At 49hc
No steady at S9c. 90c No. barley nominal at SC
Hghwnes steady at s7hc. Provisions quet pork $l7 %
June; meats inactiye hogs quiet at "a Is 3! g.
Cattle dull and declining: falcs at $5 a 81 62H.
Receipts 1900 bbs -four 2OO0 bushels wheat $4,000 do
corn 1900 90 oas 300 do rye 2 DO barley SS hogs
$1,000 do OATS 5000 DO rye 50 hogs Lake freghs
wheat to Buffalo quiet at 45oc. 49,
.sN~t OswrGo N r, NAV Is, 1871.
Flour good demand and market steady sales 800 bbs
at ~ for No spring. ~ so for amber WINTER US for white
and in fair demand ses s0o bushels AZ and
90 bushels at 7oc Oats unchahged sales o bushels At
Soc. Barley and quiet Peas steady 5Oe bushels
S o boiled a. .sd Il u S9n G 81 % per
shorts, $a5 $685. shipstufs $2S 500; mddngs $50 a
ss2 tom highwines, so19c Canal reigh,s S0c
wheat, 7ac.: SIC to New York; lumber, SO to the
Hudson So % New York and IS to Phadelpha, Railroad
freghts Flour Boston, 5Sc to New York, 4sc to Al
banv. 44c Receipts by Lake 427c0 bushels wheat 70
bushels corn b 200 bushels oats, $500 bushels and
2,bO000 feet OF lumber shipments by canal 1881 bbls
-four 81 500 bushels wheat bushels and 292 900
feet of lumber. :. .
-. -s~'' CLEVELAND, O, Nay is. 1871
esc. nrn an' an'Ans'a fs'hea active -
LOUISVILLE, May IL, 1871.
Tobacco firm and unchanged. Sales 1856 hhds.
SAVANNAH. May Is, 1871.
Cotton very firm. Middngs 15I. receipts S65. Ex-
ports Great Britain 2172; Continent SO; coast
wise 1.08l. Sales 800. Stock, 2927S.
NEW ORLFAHa May IL, 1877.
Cotton in tar demand prices advanced Mddlings, l5.c
f4a65s.
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SuGAR.-Thc market for steady, with moderate
The sac least $50 hhds and 800 boxes
the basis OF sc. Sac Id. for fair TO good refining.
Other sales umored, which could be traced The
market renned was unsettled and lower closing
abou. i0c lie h. for yellow, IL NC. III NC h. for
Co. sc l2c per ID. for extra q, 12c per b. for b, l2c:
h. for A. and lsc per To- for crushed, graduated
and pulverized. We observation-disclosures TO common
refining. s1c ese; far 70 good refining; sac as.e;
l0,sc IGs.c.; centrifugal hhis and boxes exc llc
moasses, hhds. and boxes. sAc. sHc; melado 4kc.
$50 do 10 e L. s3ss iolc do u 70 i. lose nsc
white, IKE lsAc. Porto Rico Refining grades, &C.
ac grocery grades, &c l0s@c BraziDutch standard,
Nos. TO 70, eAc QSc Java-Duch standard Nos 10 to
r. 9c. 10sc. ManilaCurrent clayed and superior, 8c
= a4c New Oreans-ReGning grades &c. 94c.; grocery
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6O4 bbla The market was quiet
with of 200 bbls at 81 &c.
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forward deliveries excited and prices
irregular and fuctuatng opening about the
figures and closing with dropping tendency at the lowest
pieces. The transactions to-day embraced 1900 bales
FOL ows;May 700 at I5Sc $50 at Is l3i6c, 1900
700 at 10 ll6 400 l5sac 100 159c 800 lbc 100 each
May June, Juy August and September l5c, together
june LOO 15sc lou at 10 l6c., l5ssc at
10 sl6c 00O at l5c. Loo at 7l6c 600 at
at l59c 100 at is 76c 500 at i6c ID I56c
800 at 5sc ITO al l5s4c September, 100 at 6c December,
loo at l5c 200 at l5lSc exchange 900 May for July,
Saturday. after Change, 500 bales disposed
tolows:May, l,l0y al Is slice, 800 l51sc 100
10 1i6c;, 500 at lbgc; June, l,soe at i5sse.,
at 10 sl6c., 500 at l5asc; AUGUST, 800 at i5ssc.;
September sOU at loc exchanged 500 May 800 July
TOTAL 500 bales Tota since last report 700 bales
The rece the ports to-day
llVOj New Orleans. 1857; Mobile, l,52s; Savannah,
So5 Charleston, 66s; Wilmington, 2ls Norfolk $50
50 New York. Sy4 Boston, 40 Total, l0ll2 YES,
against s652 bales received day last week and l7o7
bales received last year.
CofFFF.-The market lor Rio quiet but prices
unchanged. We sales OF 55 bags per Brothers. 500
bags Merrinc, private The demand other
descript ns light No sales effected excepting
small lots to Joobers. which realized former prices
We quote Ordinary careoes, Toe 09c iar do, 10
llc good do, ilc a I've prime do, 12l4c Ike;
IRENE range Tor los l0c 31sc god per lin bond, hir
" to sixty days credit Java government bagsl, lsc 2Uc
1sc. Ceyon l55c 1c aibo, lsc. 7c. Laguayra,
4c l6c; jamaica l3c. l551c.; ST. Domingo gold, in
bond sac. loo. Costa kca, 13xc l7c.; Manila, 4c.
l5c. Mexican, l3c l7c savanla 13c. i5c Curacao,
l3c. 16c.
FLoUR GRAIN.-Recepts-Flou II 5s2 bbls. wheat
325 bushels The -four market ruled duh but prices
steady We note sales of about $50 bbs the
ing quiet Rye -four steady, but quiet Corn meal
quiet without change We note sales OF loo bb Western
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Wheat active and sound Sales made
advance OF c but the market closed at 81 81 for No
spring The about loo 800 bushels ST. STA 81 81
for spring, 81 So for No. do 81 VI 81 o. for amber
winter and II So Tor white Canada in bond Corn duh
The sales about 10000 bushels use.
s0kc for MIXED SIC s2c for yellow. Oats steady
bn Que Soc &c. for Western, &c &C. for Ohio, with
OF $1,000 bushels within the range. Rye barley
quiet We note sales OF 1b0U bushels OF State rye
at 81 20.
RTIGHTsThe market for grain freighs ruled frm, and
for other goods steady. The engagements ere:Go Liver
pool steamer 22J0 bushels wheat 3d. BOO cheese
al <0s 40 bales cotton at I'D. To London-1b0 bushels
wheat and 1000 bbls. -four at Is. 3D. To Glasgow
Steamer $500 bushels wheat 3D. To Antwerp-l0000
bushels grain Cd and 800 bbs -four at 3s Cd The char
tors ncluds-A North German bark, hence Bremen.
5Oco bills refined petroleum, at fs bark 3 tons, hence
direct port the Baltic, 2.iuO bbs refined
petroleum, al S. 3D.; Norwegian brig, hence CONSTANT
rope, GOO at &c. French brig, hence 10 the Cape
OF Good Hone. general cargo, private terms.
NoLAssEe-fhe market almost bare OF boiling quail
ties which In demand; other descriptions OF for
egn demand at full prices The offerings small
and heard OF actions aside from few small lots
quotations. Domestic steady, small
demand We note sales $50 bbs at from lc Sc We
arafa
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
nr.cns of The prlncip pal stocks durlng the day.

Tue North Louisiana ana Texas Railroad, origin
ally known a. The yicKsburg and Shreveport. has
been purchased by william II. Roberts, OF New Or
leans, aud william A. Dana, OF this city, for two
millions OF dollars
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RTn AVENUE THEATRE.-BEGINs AT g.
~ Sole L1ssee and Manager ....,.Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,


5rH AVENUE THEArRE.-BEGINs ATS
''' 's every VII siSar rs wE ASosrS DAILY
nHlll11. :S!,. sS% s. ssa SUCH FOOL As
akr fhH3Ks' q. w 81 Nj s'n SnA ships
astss; Mr. o. b sSSa sur rD soyd. So.
~" sy Snsid .9as Mr. Fr sSsn CT CRAM. NJ
SUCH SsG1s % oss shi H. o's asrssl
Marker ' one q the re-: .ycim'.' Mr. Mr..
T. ss w., Ms s:1 Felicia ss1 Young
moo, in love, Miss Linda Deitz: Mrs. Mef-
81 N. Nj: i Ky Ssss% NJ r.. I & II
AS Gilbert; Jenny. Miss volmer.:
parors. n wSrsa's sy simon p5,
HE ia s gs and M, ans %oad %o1as5
Cling establishment, in which Sir ST.
/ ather Act III Scene. Mr, 1er.
sa sf sssns Ell s %SS Si
MATINEE y s%rUR s6sas'i NEXT,
NOT SUCH + hi soHT As ssf liz LOOKS
B0"A"' 'Az AGAIN WE ARE READY
ANOTHER NEW DRAMA
TWELVE wErk s''F PREPARATION,
'f ss ss' Ga1sIE A" TSsTh ss'iSi
GOLD BELT;
TRUTHFUL SCENTS IN AMERICA AND ENGLAND.
in which the SsorIes fsv6fis 1eioi s>nzsc~s.
~r>rsSse Mr.. w. H. VITALITY,
has been engaged s 8 peTsay he 3eu.RACrrn
THE psA Soi IS ! A aasNac ffAAsiEAux.
NE" s SEN rE$ Siw fgs; SENSATIONS
WIN :" "A APP0iNTMENTs AND DECoRATINGs,
with a beautiful comedy to precede it.
cADEMY OF MUsIc-FAusr
IA Last week Of the most brilliant and unprecedented
10 sss &c CROWDED SShS i By TIE ELITE TE
= AHbNssbxY iEiaHri Subscription SiShT.
by general request,
KELLoGa .HiMELA, VILLAIN,
ORLANDINI, SUSINI
sICiLIAN vESPERS
BATURDAY-LAsT SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT,
ROBERT LIZ DIABLE.
PROoKLyN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ID THURSDAY, MAY j.. LAST NIGHT;
KELEoGa. H1xELy, ecaasRl5sELL1, oRL4ND1N1,
Seats secured at Academy and ia Broadway.
INA EDwlNs THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING AT g.
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
BEST PLAY OF THE SEASON.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, AT P. N.
PRONOUNCED SUCCESS.
R Liza EDWIN WIN i R
GEORGE CLARKE. 4 n
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Quarter TO Six O'Clock p. Nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, May l5-6 p. NJ.

MONDAY, May l5-6 p. NJ
CoTTeN.The market opened active and considerably
cited In consequence OF the continued upward
forward deliveries Some sales of
l5c for low middlng but the improvement gen.
era. The market subsequently reacted closed tame,
with the Improvement partially lost The subjoined quo
tsons show advance OF about nc. per h. over the
closing cures Of Saturday The sales follows:
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc,

A FINE RYE OR BOURBON wHIsKEY AT az 60 PER
n gallon inc Sherry and Port Wine, So 80 per gallon
Scotch and Irish Whskey Holland Gin Jamaica Rum,
a. per gallon All warranted pure. WlLLIAM N. GILES.
lc9 Sixth avenue. corner Thirteenth street.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

A MEXICAN WATCHES IN GREAT VARIETIES
~ Cuckoo Clocks Jewelry, Sterling silver Ware
manulacture. Our quality prices defy competitions
FkANKfIELD CO., jewelers. 209 Sixth avenue, corner
Fourteenth street, and 313 Eighth avenue corner twenty
sixtn street.
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NAVAL sToREs-spigts turpentnc was without essential
change in respect Small sales the spot amounting
20 100 ebs were male at &c Lots 70 arrive were offered
at 5lc W thOut buyers. Rosin strong, with
demand for strained 900 bbls good strained sold at So Do
per bo and 300 bbs DO at 81 so Dbl The finer grades
were less active We quote Strained 81 as; No. So 90
- so No l. t8 - 81; pale, - rs So b0 extra pale,
including virgin f5 70 ~. Tar steady 20 10 So
for Wilmington and - SO for Washington.
PE1RoLKun-Jhe market was less active and not firm
for both crude and refined Crude In bulk he at c
Ike. and refined Nac A5sc the spot We
OF Loo bills refined standard white last half June, 2c
ana ZOO bbls do last half july at 25c, both
ton. The Philadelphia market quiet and prices a rGe
The reported saes 66Jl bps refined May de-
livery at - and so bbls last half June, at 4szc.
Receips-pork, bl7 bbls. ; cut meats 40
lard 81 packages and 200 kegs The pork
ruled steady We note sales Of about 900 bbs mess at III
June aDd Yl7 211c for July Beet lrm quiet
beef hams nominal at S4 e25 for Teras and S27
a $50 Cut not In demand; holders
sell at former rates. but buyerrook for reduc
ton. Lard quiet but nrm at Ike. ll5sc We note
sales OF $50 terces qualities, at iOec. Bacon hrm
but quiet Gear was held At sAc Butter aud cheese
were without cha nge, and moderately active.
RICE In limited demand. Aside from small Jobbng
trade there no business IN progress 2 bags Rangoon
lots sold nj from SIC. TO 7Ac h.. and 70 iieces
Carolina sIc 10 9c per To- The market for large
lots was dull and rather heavy.
sIrDs without change and quiet We note sales Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

PROLOGUE.
The old Darrell The
remuneration THE 1rr T%S ar%kSs$1os rs's'
4.
" . names T fSS H' 7 iiSF sssSSP
Jack and his Companions Jacks suberfuse and Triumph
Toa.e The The supper
CRIME z Asb TT tee coS ynlsp phsozs.
bis jack IN Sewsns
and his Escape f EPolM 4 fn M fop Hsqif
His Arres bos m Revisited ana The March so Tsburn
Seats secured six days in advance.
NEW. YORK sTApr THEATRE, As AND ~ BowERy.
~ WEDNESDAY L afH Il, Wfsa'r' Grand oper"
with LEGITIMACY, Krebs and Habeman.
ONE GRAND CONCERT
ON rnURsDAY EVENING. NAY 49,
v" rue fs FULL y HARMONIC ORCHESTRA.
and '' 'mn fhs s' oIE BULL GRAND PIANO
the approval OF the world
and the public at large. a
o ~ and M Iss
A ssoCIATIoN HALL,
Twentythird street and Fourth avenue.
FOURTH
EuTERrE ooNCERT,.
with the assistance of the Following Artists lin par. members
Mia, MARIA sRA1ss q me s sSs,esy,;-
SASSH SSSs5 SfHfsS csa'r
r. Ef SHas1 SESSH Ts%ai baritone.
Mr.. NJ MM jo MAf Ifwf f,a9sisIIs VIOLIN
Mr. e GEO 3 MxIzkH'' y ieS''
be had at
door
rursb Ppst aaE Ef II s5s O'clock.
Admission, 80 cens
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN
SUMNER NIGHTS CONCERTS
THIS AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE wEER.
THEODORE THOMAS AND ais FAMOUS ORCHESTRA.
Admission 30 cents Packages Of u tickets u.
THE BEST ooM sns6.,r,s THUMB
TnE HOTEL o At sEAGHI ETSss PICTURE
w s4iRcSHss r iiil4s
TRYING HALL-CoLoNEL FUNK HEREBY AN
and nqs.sn % ~ 1--WE 20
Ball. Saturday next May 30 HIS friends can procure tickets
on application at his once.
MALLACkS THEATRE.
w RANDALL'S THUMB.
EVERY s Hsb ed HfsE dF GiEH
MUSICAL.
A MEXICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ,.u
"A For M r9s nnn Syen"s smRoETER Director
A LADY FIRST CLASS TEACHER, DESIRES TO
N teach Vocal Instrumental Music Tor comfortable
tho country during aoout three months Address
M. o.. Herald Office.
A GOoD SOPRANO MAY OBTAIN A DESIRABIx
n nosion by applying ut the Brooklyn Branch of
New YORK Conservatory OF Music, No. luz Court st1
Brooklyn
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16
PIAlNlliL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
MONDAY, Nav l5-6 p. NJ. J


ON 'Change TO day wheat was firm and active
with good demand for export based on the rise IN
gold. The cotton market advanced and closed
strong at reaction from the best ngures OF the day.
MONEY THREE TO FIVE FER CENT
The money market continued very easy and the
sock houses supplied their wants quite readily AZ
tour 20 i've per cent On governments the best ra'e
four per cent. and the leading dealers hau Tue
usual balances lett win them at three per cent
The same gut Of national bank currency Is no'ea'
and the city correspondents OF country pahhefs ao
compelled to sell 1t at discount OF a q per eens
in order TO get greenpacks for deposit III the banks
here.
Prime commercial paper seiis a. az S'eiasN ~
count OF about 5ta per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STRONG.
The leading bankers maintain their rates LOT s'er-
hing al the recent adya nce. Continental rates also
show q disposition 10 move up In sympathy win
bills on Great Britain and are already higher Ihe
touow,np were the quotations at the close:-Ster.
ling slxty days commercial, 1924 lloi4; good 10
prime bankers, llos4 nos; short sight, lloa a
1los.: Antwerp hl7ts a 5.13A; Switzerland, 5.1614
a6l3%; Hamburg, SO a S61s: Amsterdam, 4oa a
Az; Frankfort 4osl AZ; Bremen, 10 a 1917: Prus-
sian taaiers, 7l3s II
GOLD srRoNG-ll1,s 111Z.
The speculative sentiment IN favor OF higher gold
originating in the refusal OF the Treasury Depart
meat to pay double eagles for gold certificates
was quite marked in the dealings In the Gold
Room to-day. II Is curious to speculate, however,
what results would follow were Mr. Boutwell, to sud
denly rescind MS order and permit the double
eagles 10 come out. Tue market was also strength
ened BY usual reports as 10 tne amount OF specie
ukely be shipped this week, and by the rather
positive assertion that the steamer OF tomorrow
Will take AT least half million. There Is growing
scarcity in the supply Of cash gold available Tor de-
Avery on speculative sales, and some borrowers had
10 pay a consideration for Its use. The course Of
the market Is shown In the table,