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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-20

TIE GOLDEN BAwN" will be presented at
The theatre, this evening, with John Collins, an
irish comedian Of acknowledged talent, as AGyles
na Coppaeen. Mr.. Collins will be supported
by a company under the management of Mr.. B.
F. Lowell, which facts guarantee that good
performance may be expected The Providence
Press says Of the performance Of the same piece
~ thai city, few days ago: CAN of the charac-
tefs were sustained well by Mr.. Lowell's com
pany Mr.. Collins, by his fresh, easy manner,
resonant voice and agreeable delineation, pleased
all present His Irish songs made great hit,
aud he was recalled several times after each of
Them
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-20

pATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Amer,
= can ana Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Ap
phcatons re-argued; Interference Cases Prosecuted
Opinions given As to the validity and infringement Of
Patents and Suits prosecuted and defended m the u II
Courts, by
THOa. II DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman OF atbs
Board of Appeals, U. s. Patent oice) Counsellor Al
Law and Advocate in Patent Cases. Office DOdge,s
Block corner Park and Portland Wore ester Mass
u24 d& wifi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-20

AT AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. 19.-Quitea severe shock
of earthquake was felt here, at twenty minutes
before five, to-day, lasting ten or twelve min
uteS.
AT WISCASSET.
WIsCAssET, Me-, Oct. ia slight shock of
earthquake was felt here, at 40 this afternoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-20

Milford, Lyman Patch of Fitchburg, and Mar
sena Amsden of Athol, were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, we, the grand jury in aud for the coun-
ty of Worcester, having performed and closed the
business brought before us at the October term OF
the superior court, do
Resolve that the thanks of this grand Jury are
due, and are hereby rendered, TO Hon. w. W. Rice
the district attorney for his able assistance aud val
liable service rendered us during our sitting as
grand jurors for the county of Worcester and that
we recognize in him an able and distinguished Grim
ina lawyer.
Resolved that the thanks of this grand jury are
also due to Samuel WlnslOw ESQ. our foreman
who, by his uniform kindness during our meetings
has won our friendship and esteem, and that we
recognize in him an able and impartial presiding
officer.
Resolved, that the thanks of this grand jury are
also due, aud are hereby rendered to Newton c.
Boutee our clerk fer the pleasing and satisfactory
manner in which he has discharged his duties.
The ANNUAL DINNER AND INSPECTION at
the city farm occurred yesterday - especially
the dinner. The mayor and other officials from
City hallwent down at half-past 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, accompanied by several carriage loads
Of invited guests including Hon. Geo. W. Rich
ardson and Judge Chaplin After hospitabe
reception at the hands of tue superintendent
and a short time devoted to getting warm (tor it
was the coolest day Of the season so far) in the
pleasant parors Of the institution, the company
which Of course included all the proper commit
tees and the clerk Of the board Geo f. Gale
Esq, took a ST. oil through the garden, which
oycrtiowcd with ungathered vegetables, and eX-
amiued the herd of sleek cattle grazing in the lot
beyond. The barn, piggery and other features
equally indicative Of thrifty farming, having
been duly inspected the truant school and the
inmates visited, they all with one consent reas-
sembed around the cider and apples and spent
an hour or more in manner that can only be
comprehcnded by those having knowledge OF
the social ability represented by the aSsembage
Of eX mayors lawyers, doctors, aldermen &c.
The dinner came between the hours of one and
two, and went when the company departed-as
much OF it as could possibly be slowed away I'M
der allermanic waistcoats. The enjoyment Of
such Il dinner as was then and there discussed,
can only be regarded as a most pleasant episode
in the lives of those present, as they hold it in
remembrance while toilng on in business,
anxious 10 avoid Il residence in this hospitable
and cheerful abode. Speeches. of the happy,
atter-dinner sort followed the roast pig, duck,
turkey, vegetables and pastry, vote Of thanks
was unanimously rendered to Mr. and Mrs Far
well, and the party drove back to the city, from
a city almshouse such as but few communities
can boast
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-20

- ries, COnservalJries, and Farors consisting OF
Double and Single HyacnthS Lilies, Tulips, Croeuses
mleA &c, OF various eolors5 among them selec-
ions specially adapted to Cemeteries and to growing in
pots or glasses. They extra lot, in prime order
aud Will be sold VERY Low, at BUFFlNGTOS'S Drug
Store, corner oil Main and Sudbury sis deop3t OI6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-20

MUNICIPAL CoURr. Five cases Of drunken.
ness, one Of larceny and one Of truancy, came
before Judge Williams. Yesterday. Timothy
Brophy was sent to the house Of correction for
three months for drunkenness, second offence;
Thomas Scollan and Hugh Hopkins paid fines
Of SO and costs each for simple drunkenness;
Patrick Conlon was sent to the truant school for
one year, and Patrick Fitzgerald and Timothy
Dasey fined SO and costs each for drunkenness,
were committed TO Jail on non-paymcut of their
fines VIM. II. Boyle, charged with larceny,
had his case continued 10 this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-20

AID FOR CHICAGO AND ruEtNoRTHwEsT.
Those persons who have subscribed 10 the
above fund, and have not paid, will confer
favor by calling on the Treasurer, at the Office Of
Rice, Whiting 4 Bullock, to-day
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-20
HALE BARN"

at the corner of Laurel and Hanover Streets and has
remodeied and thoroughly stocked the same, for the
purposes OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THrasDAY Feb 2-EIcepng hir recls u f'eeg -r rie -
Hel bu Ice. nearly unchanged Tie vtrn ogs "ahr VIZ
plenty SOFT stale lots are dcg"r atd solo neg. to '
Il .t iug 10 be gate Common nLSe1on. fatf- .- IT, D.
T6grto1 Go Lave smother carload 81 about --o Z" -e '- I
luc Tor sadcs uter "t., sore r.n very i. ~ ~ 3
Chicago dressed beef DOES rot look ~en s "cau ana gnrfA
Pggvz Ta. epl, e5I teI25 c,rs 81, w,,hawlu u
Orehrudreithst late aud car At tourltrW laefe Pc
char report. stock which uClei on TINE s-le el iI' @
called little stronger a ColmI-p N, WIEN e if' -l sA
IN. Whau sen d-oyes re-s y cs or iris cas- fr W v
each o >,lte rae Tor g. b. tlfr y" snN'
Dl..ei. Tor y. Morris. O. io steers % @ cnt AZ ~
G of6 cwt an 81 Illinois ca,ts Tor y" v Wool " e"t 4
smres bal % II Tho Morris c-e q o'eo SON. 81 nno'
sce IJc 81 u prcsL ali % rough Missouri oE u '"l a'+'
Tore soa sold ofhs Morris stock Texas est At az
% Illinois steers cgt. ~ I2t abe.
Scgel Meyers had IS Illinois cattle ,or Morris G. cTt o At
b. Barnes fr W v Wood . Illinois steers 20 of O. cE Al
So each. ard % ofhl cwt., a. So
Church bliss Or h. Church dry COWS IRON TIM SAT- = e"'
sold IL l0c
: : stafford sold bis % cows ovt 90 lc and pals
" p smith. 20 poor Se and hard vent o.. 'of &c.
The Onehubdrtt cay were Lite n and mostly ho 10 oa to
arrivals Some 10 ~ expected az hela"Arn o.
morrow besides about usual supply a. ConmuIpaa.
CALyEs-An unusually large um5"r Of I've calves arrived today
suge frn in West wash sau Mrle j. v Tlanoa Co receiving
the hsncc al l2, ycsy a ofthe fnc h, @ exceed Ee
.sHEEArra 80 II az tommunqaN a. kTieghih
st. ana At Meehavken Tier nothing u change n @ To- ae
naud being There much could be sod TIE FORT!
eighut sheep H. r. r. T., oHl, Rac1eI tue pens az M 700
" ~ soli by Hume Elliott brought Gia 49,
Al WeehaWkn H. a. Bis d 1923 state sheep N n - e. and s
Of ~ b. st BE- Jud1 Co. oL ~ O-o 20 3D. ate. o. 'aa
Vert oll re Ohio 3jt n, ., 9lc. NJ,
HcGsArvas Cl VIZ: Il at Comm rripaw ani o. Porta
JHos &c. OfWs,te dressed aboa IS he sitse via
bet eS sold They are a. te az ~ pc . % Iis
yo 90 d. down l0c Tor 80 3D. dowu i, or o' 10 do'H SUD "
s3r Too b. down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BaLrroRE Feb 2-Coon weak nomna6 sdins Uplsud lse
Superdnr 5Oq So do Estra 80 $685. Is; Fsm, u iS0
60 C MIS- SqlrTane 80 ~ 'o to Err1 20 a. - 90
- rs DO FaTi : Sa 81 w Cq ss.' sSsg ", fS
Good u eS VI So Common 81 20 81 ~ one is' s a.1
& jrresular and lower ar sqse YIos Southern active
good aac Proos steay bot l's active ia
TolGpo FeS 2Foqr qei and uncb,nssi Woe. d'.,e1s
Corn steady. moer, demand Iheh AIsl sie: log ais
e oats sTT with @ c~ai w. NO. d "a. bSb Cer 90 bash
Oats Observation-Disclosures.
addngs c Flour dull hon annous TO se' pAm oaerei a.
20 ~ dsss So See RYE c3qS
Oa No t@5eS BsIsJ arm Nv WIN AR dsna5
G 3 fi r2Sllc BaR shOne loaIelc TO-
SIDE ' sS- 5 SP Ro se a and on6s ls
Mlx.kSs' Feb aFcar quiet Wheat steady. Ne. Ml.au
ker No. MSaukee 81 20t Oats hea'yi No. BE Corr
PJ HOG. easier at Sc Is Me-, Pork S2 55es4. Re
eI-2O0i bbl~ Eoar, 5000 bSh Wheat shPaens-Jco b6s
Smic,eo Feb 2B.ehange uncs.nsd Foqr dun and s whs
ser5on irregular a, 81 a. c,s6 for Com qae, Bic
cash; sac seller harrh dar1g Tie a'srseon sze e,shi A ',I
Ml 'o[ Ne No l' M, ls nominal fshSiSe. ssy At sd
Lord IA bec o FSsi s SS ' ss :. - R.
ceipts.Oo bb. Flour bush Wheat 5oo hash Corn 9'o
ba1 oats Loo bqsl Rys geo sn Nh Barre 5o isss sl
bu:e oais ZOO bush Rye ie9 90 Hos 49,, ..,
small lot Of EI Amber Iaans at : 10 RTe quiet nus
gfeTHs Corn uHehsHgei s.h SeeAs demand a' e.rlo,d
lnai sales carload rsoRowed que, sHa
steady at % 63c LOT state sud Western
OSwEao 2Four steady ami unchanged 10 bhA H
25 Er Spring; ~ 50 Cor Amber Winter ~ for White
Winter - for DOaie LKtr- Wheat dali sales 20 hu No
MNsukee Glib A. II aG~l So Corn dnll cared At
ed Sc for Western Bsrcy. uonlnals far ian
Inactive Peas nAcive Corn Meal ~ for lie ~ ~
anboied v cNt Mleed dm Short. a25 sh studs ~ go
Ndings SaasD tan. HsaWines g3l 9ic 81 sad egh's
Flour 70 Boston 'ss 20 Nes-lo ode 70 Albany ae iran 40
Mfeed 70 B0n 81 Be- n Newlok 50 80 Albany, 80 % Ia
MESrn: fes 2-Cc,lon stey at 'i3!c receipts 9eo BALE
hpmeuts, $500 bales Flour active - JG ~ - Oats stall
dull Al bjd6ic Lsrl l2dic Pors dali aud nominal
Bacon arm; Sides i2Gl3c Bulk Meats Shoulders Sic Sis'
lUi a. HE "
CtKrEl,Np, Feb 2-Whea steady; No Red vi ~ No Rcd
he'd az = Is Corn dull sul unchanged Oats steady At IN rc'V
eun-Crude, nothing dongi Rc5nei nominal at lc 90
LouyLK Fb 2fahaccoSals 50 bids Common to Good Lug
IS 80 49, Low Medium Leaf 40 !3GSN - toon aahi
Mdlhn lie Baggng-Nong done. Hemp and Flax "a Sc fsf
Ln; kxra Family IS Gsn shade arner eoers nsbI fo
visions beayy; Meas Pork Baeon-SAoaer ,c tsar 400,
sc Csg sides lslc Bns Ness-shoudes &c. Clear m ne
Clear Sides lllc l6c Pialn, $50 WHISKY iasi
Pun Feb COTTON steady hddhng pasas Lf
MdBg od6lc Flour srn but ess Aeive ksss va %"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS
LoxnoN Feb LEO 3. m-Amecan securities Cat; United Sas
EveTwenty bonds. lso- gi 1865, Old 81. l6 49, Stocks tu
Ene Railway shares III
iIgERPo6r FEB l-l:10 p m-Coou duu aai tending down
Mild NJ plaud I'd milling Orleans a. Pork e5ser 81 2
bh for Eastern Sales o Cotton ship 10 sail r1
Charleston n December I'd for Ating trnds
Feb l-:h O closed AZ 9 ir hnh money ard
the account dIl, Tinted states Eyersent'
Bonds 1907 G0, 1901, Ten forcs 49, "oek dn
Ere Rway Shares 49,. Illinois Cens lloi Atrtc and Great
22t.
LrygKPooI Feb -s:3 -C0on closed reg3llr Nddlng Up
I'D Mdiing a.; ~ the day. l0 bals ~
Guiding export specaon sae ~ Cotton ship
February
ling Jplsnis ship named from NeOrsas. Fetuar
or March Tor Mias Orleans SPIRITS Petroleum dmcr AZ
gallon Turp,uiiue 81 y cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
III Benedict closing quotations we're:

Tie gold market has been strong and higher The pre-
mu!uAayi ranged from 1Ili 20 111S, active
volume OF business. The considerations affecting the
price the high rates OF foreign exchange and the be-
lief that gold will Ice required the other side in the re-
adjustment OF balances, deranged during the Franco
Prussian No London adyioes have been received
to-day except the closing quotations Of last night, which
lower than previous hgures. Tie general temper
az speculation is OF higher gold and was eyi-
denccd the large bids for the Treasury goi which az
grcSatcd Sfo15o0 at lo5O 10 1Ilss OF che 100000
soll the firm Of Jay Cooke Co.. took 100000 at Hiss
100000 going 10 Maxwell Graves at llLS2oIls3. The
rates paid for carrying 81 g. and II per cent
The steamer Holsatia took out 5000 In specie The
$4,000 American doube-eagcs shipped yesterday, was
the order Of The London ore OF the British Bank OF
North America At the present rate Of exchange how
ever, positive loss must have been incurred The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
Gold cleared, S1J5JDO; gold balances, $l3Isls cur
rcncy balances, :G9'sO The following the quo
taft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
prCrIprs OF PROnrCF-

Frp oks A.bcs pk B4e.gIY Corn 4S4i
bales 2s hsg, Cotton seed go bbi Flour 80 bash VI
nd hr. Corn bush O in,h. Ga of UU Grass Seed
~, bush Belus bbs Corn Veal lfO1 iar, Corn Meal leo bls
Oatmeal bbs Spirits ptuue l'.i bb Rosu, ~ bs tOs
JGl pkqs Beet $50 ukts Cut MaS loo Pk-r. Ind 2 Ikg
sesrn l48 pkgs. Batter. 81 pc. Chres" % h h. hl liz
Is Taos pAg. DRIED Fruit In Dressed Hogs hts topTef
ie cakes Copper hl WHISKY tale, Wool 80 bales Hops 1910
drs Leather Hides bales Hides 10 bids Tobacco 80 hbh
IN o. Moass 0l hhls y. o. SUGAR 10 pkg hce ~ PAs
Slqrcl. bush. Peanuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
Nfw Publications.

EAST TENNESSEE--TnE KNOXVILLE
IL WEEKLY CHIJI IL fsr lS1 viii eoban even number
esay prepared 1rgt 1911 tic Climate Soil Products Mner,
~ cLe lus tssis -iysltaees o. kAst Tennessee which n
o. called TIE srn bof TIE sOab' 1oss articles prepared
e9r'ss 70 u aeer Tor The information Of ptrsobs looking
So.. iof s.. M Corr-sngaa.ns Will he oau prepared
a. Jl 'l gtr,isin,r1Ayatbe cheapest and reliable
4 a " u osn'o seserynen only ~ pr snauH For further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
THE MARKETS.
TCsrefully Reported for THR TRIBUNE.

fCsreuly Reported for TIKI TRiBUSEl
THURSDAY. Peb ? 1871.
COTToNTle demand for hiss beeu quiet all day
eo,e feeling shade Guneri feeling the close
peh by rather receipts Of the the total sales 35e
bales -ldng 1b last evening and W bsss Of which ,t8
bal for export l4 bales Tor home 20 bales Tor speculation
bales declined more doing
sellers gained coniien an the close steady;
evening l0 Fehuar AZ ~ bloc 100 March l5e 800 April
" ll6e no Nav al ~ n 6c; and loo l5c TO-DAY
1900 February ISL a5 800 March n liI disc 500
April JlGGljc 100 MAY 1t Ia oli aud 100 June 5,c We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

In railroad bonds there was only moderate business
tr,nsactcd Central Pacfics IN active Investment
demand and sold at a9l3 Unions were also steadier
tho frsts selling at 76i o7o Land Grants 6t@7Oi ana
Incomes being quoted at G3a7O 1T the close The follow"
inc wore tho bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

In the foreign exchange market there is scarcity OF
commercial bills ocd. and ia; strong without any
marked inclination to draw The Camden and Amboy
Railway Company have recently negotiated a loan OF
100000 sterling. in the London market OF which upward
Of $4,000 have been old through the firm having the
business In charge. The following are the closing quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

The State bend market quiet and generally soeauy'
South Caroinas nc January and July we're exception
ally weak aud lower having been pressed ior sac run
59s Georgas sold at 81 for SKIES so ior crs"'y
seyens and oi for gold seyens hlssourlS ana
were ouiet. while Tonncs,ees were without movement
1Iln fnlln ,irv rrorl IN hlha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
TIlE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1871.
Til, poul,r Political and Statistical Aaa prepared With great care
CONTENTS.

o. nov ready. l.o>,c,,,>.,r.,
ASTRONOMICAL U7i.el state, for 1910, 'a5' an
Of ~ Noon s and sto Of Population By state ,ie per
M. a., '''' Porast Oh ,f m- Territories Of
Con r':ion Of Plaaes AID d. te- s-,,. by com.
o5yi ~, Ti md gT,r,, pars tos h. 1861 1907 AID 1850
No.. l I-..ar,u. s,ais OF the Jl!oa-Nhen ad-
Zen ' 80, ,L ls oso,i.n CO te-rs of TIE U. SwLeu
'D d s,,. n,,,,,o.l. S1foSAL FIH4HCE2
So !.rs 's' uea. .,aing Com Interest
Ils ,9 ia, no Places Dtt tc.r.1s Interest laval
LAWS AZ, .itoS %, eatS s,' t tearing 70 Interest,
Army q c.r,-Bc- btJton 'L'n ln,Cfss' has cessei
A.a,faii ~ ~ /, On. Es.lri.. lltiaa.
sc, '''.s' '''' 49, Eoa7,.,a OF Dait al3er Prese..
ra.-i. o,,n r... rs.if re.y + PSI '
Cilus ~ Size t.iel IosS@'od Coz 'oas 'i as
s5ass s.'..a--.e ,.1 :, -.i E;'P.'.as.a'
r.P'' Of Justice E r HS State. zi.i cosrs ls,
J,oc,e, PROVISION, ia Dist Fcii-al ca.cl
b5 -i soli.ers-2,oy.ia- Au Foreign coaa're>
Bt.5a f-.ai-Au Act to Pc ccssr Po.esl5 Cl-,feL
o.or5i-Aa act or Her Ai-,s ,a Ii.r.. q .erslt,es
G.o-ss-ro Ploa-'o Re',r ho cas,.sls Sa,.-o' PF'a-
i.,5sroT1,.a in p-, Of Co. Uaci o.ci Ce,s-luat rss
.. & ,..a 4 80 act 1885, oS aT 81 Foa is5
Lid "a I1,.a.,l c, laco- Ar1o.a Territory
p1.ej Nr Colorado all Sew At.aaaS
,..., H.. Pl.mal. Of IogsI Or. Iafo.la T,rr.ov
4-as iEta.-. boz l-A-- 'r Census lt-E-Fc
G.,.o.7r.-Ala,s.on q ia'o Grs-1&.....-
.z..,,- D&t-Aa Ace to yaai l.a.
o.,.aa Gea',, E gl k,.
r'', q ,Te , cg9,.si I'm: rs Re- E Ea.sa
Pensions So &c Pad 14a..e-'. Aaia.
tto., ,-..c K: r. C.-pso-. .i..,c.lsst-.
,iJ.s ~. ne ls'aias O. Land 'atel''. M.ss
Ir,, ooa.al. - Fortttrre Gle Missouri.
Presentation of 'fsHm"'i'i~ or. - '.a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
Glarbic an0 Slate z}iHnlcls.

Glarbic auo Slate AiGnlcl5
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.-Pia,n
= Msr ifel. anl pooorate ftpds ',D go lasf.
A.so every d.-er pttn. Uill ... ~cIIli
fEHSHIH SLATE Co., y. go Ntt lI,t'a. .'i--'.
Brtgou iGl aat SiIl .yeS.
HgAHBLE and MARBLEIIED Man iEL.>,
Va Gf4vole., Tics able aHd Plm,-r N-t Ncs :I'a5.i4
Will - o-trrert Of NANlELS. Prices Tt'r'tf
A. klABER. 3' aul 10 hast uteutl-st SrT.iors
EARBLEi/ED SLATE MANIELS.-ltich
- ereani from ~, Tl1. ~, APP -2 9. j..
SIEWAEP s. Co. tia Sfg'l.r Del. lLrfiI t.i IH-.lts'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

Tile Hrdld Of HedM fer February opens with
discussion Of Alcoholic stimuants affecting Men
tohy =" written from chronological point Of view, ami
sl1wiug the effect Of alcoholic excitement the
cerebral organs. Some excellent counses in regard 20
'Habts study" given by the Rev. G. Il. Brigham
IL a paper on that subject; DR.. l. y Fowler reports
several interesting incidents IN the meeting Of the Brit
ish Scientific Associations "Tie Psychology Of Man. is
treated 10y Dr. N. /. Edceworth; AMI "The various
kinds oi Longevity, 81" boy L. Ray Lancaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

TIC money market has been unaffected by the apprc-
tensions ~ artificial sringency, and has worked with
gleat throughout the day at five pa cent IA the
ruling rate, the range being for aud six There Is an
easier feeling In discounts. and the current quotations
for commercial paper are as understatcd:
Commercial fr't.ciass iniorsed paper lays... 81
t"mhtca IN. class ndorsel Paper ....... , "A
Commend al t-si-c as indorsei paper. mOuhs....
Commercial tfs'-class single Names 60 dars...... no
tommrrra nrri-eiiss single names ttob month";. n
Bantes. fr,tctss Tegu t0dars.............-. 81
banken. tfstcass domestic to 4 months ........ 4
There has been strong undercurrent to the Govern.
meat bond market, owing to the higher range Of gold
though prices have shown fractional yielding on tho
entire list The market closed steady however Fisk &
Hatch report as follows at p.m:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

COFfEEhe market for Bais contuuea quiet but holders
81 small aa moderate, spanglv and ouy
m prices java continues jobug demand
West India bell with rather with De
mani FOR export aes 1000 Domingo for export and tOc
bags S1vaulla Tor home use.
FLDlk AND MtAl-A all
saact the N grades Oc and Trade Family
Uranus
favorable Liverpool a4yces Induce tie market closes
strong ana ARB active tar hhls We quote;
b6l Is fid =6 % Ohio liz 1896 on
NJ 2................ l0m o. OHIO Round-hoop kI a.
tOl ira tShppnrl. O0d 20
htate tEJa brandt. O5lOho. TX Trade BIRDS. Od ~
state ttancY dol..... l5D - White Wheat, Extra 30
Nrsin Shipping Ext t5G 00' Ohm lad and Mich wa ~
Good 10 ,hocc tyuGg Double Extra 10. do. lny ~
Wheat l10 Louis single kIts Wd W
Minnesota Iowa BIT g3D IS louis Double BIT ~ o ~
tIs Anher Indians st LOUIS Triple Lxi W. ~ o.
lO4 7 t.nesee Rstra brau.s hd y 23
Souhrt Fuar held brsncs are
bat not VeTT active
sales are go hbls. We quote. ..
..Ae1 sni Georg,tagu good Sap 20 IogSo -
Bait. AleI. aud Georgetown. Elta aud Family iue 10
Fredericksburg AMI Petersburg Couutfy,....''" sVS
Richmond t"nhtJ hrtra. ........''''''' -. 80
G"r.ia sal Tennessee EIts and Family. O% 20
Rye flur m aui the sales are "o O"- We quote
Wrstcm...,....aS ga ti55 state and Penn.'@3 l3dno %
BcckHheal tour quiet and Ircs hSor TIE payer 49,, ~
Cora Meal demand and Lrmi TIE sales are ~" Dds We
quote;
Corn Meal Jeney... 20 Corn Meal Brwe 80 ga eco
Corn Ar. Western. O4 y {. Meal brNe DC II wa ~ 70
Con- Meal West. w. } SO9 1ol