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&erfciQerNngen.
0erwQltcrS Serfauf
~ U0U
on HOY
na.MnIlimpre.4 nahr NtennraAs.

SasSdItimpres. uabe &eenfrdhe.
Su Solge einrs Setreies oes artlssOsrthtfs Der
Staot 8altimore miro Der llHterbeiduete ais Sertpalz
ter AMI oIicntlibsr auttion SUnmerfds. oen 4. San.
1872. Rabmittaas 2 nbr, am Ylaee oas ndbitsbeno
beihriebcne iebr lpertpucAe uno smpteblensipertPe
St0entbum oertuufeu:
Rr. q. Sene beiecn GrunhpIdse nit 0ebGus
Zen on Der SioleitC Der OF S1ltlmoIeltraBe, tsefr
ungeiGbr ~ 6us brett uub 100 Eus ttei bis an cine
aGrp. Die 9eDduoc tyr. iS9 nno 1871 beitsben In
;ipCi blbiten lisacIhcinernen s8chnbGniern &c.
Rr. e. Ten gdulen @runrpIas nit Sebdms
ben, Dem Stigcn im Often anarcnStno, 10 buB brett
uHb 1870 ttu6 tiei bis an cine autp gebene. Vie @ea
bduoe Or. 1922 beitebeu in eiucm 3~.hodt9eu Msasi'
fteinerHcn 9Subnhauie nit ? hotiagm oopptttcH
Sintergebduee &C. nit alcn ScQucIntthfeiten ilr cine
6omilie. IS 1T Nafelbs eigcntburn, 'psIhte an
George e. gBommec ourh urtunee oon, 9elnrid
Sroumc, in ben SdnozArhipen ber StGc: baltimore
In Siber Z g, Ytr. $50, fSoI. SO II. I. 10. etrgetrn9eH,
ibertragsH lDurhe, iupic aud bel elmer ueberuGaun9ss
nrtuHbe BON &olb Stlo8lep, III ben e1no= ardipen
fit ole Staot Baltimore in Stber Z q, Nr. 234, 6ol.
t34 eingctrdeen, bsnunrt. 9as gauSc Gtgcntbum III
elmer idbrlib SGblbdren @~rlnbmtctDe BON S5I.o0 NM
tCrlporien.
Brrtauisbtbin9uu9tn, ruie ourh has Dttret oorgs.
idrtehen, iine. elm QieItel baur ain Sertauistu8eL "a
inc Wunatcn, = In ~ Wondtcn uno Gin "a IN Is Mo
naten nit 3inien uub Siderbcit; obCr Aaes boar. nab
Dem Selieben bee obcr Der 4duigr.
9Sm.S 8. y. MhfiHon, Serplitcr;
Q. y. @oosr & Sobuc, autt.
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EcrUaltcrssV crfant

TNn Scfl0nlIers>ScrIHNI
SrunepIas uue SamS Sir. 02f, Red7Hrdttftr.
Sn 6olge eincs SetrctCs oes 9rclSgeTldtcs Der
Sta6t Baltimore UiIb Der untCrIcthnete Serpdltet
Hui pffentlihcr Auttton an, @toee 6reitnat Den D.
9auunr 1872, RGhmittaqs 5 nbr, pcrfuuitH:
zen 9anleu SruueplaB, In Der Stabt baltimore
gele9cf ur6, luie iol9t, beidrtebcn.
an hcr Noroicite OCT YrdttiiraBe IN Der SntlGrnuna
ron So Nug ohlid ron oCr NorpohaSdt oI Sr0it=
uHo Src8onitraGe anian9enoi oann oit.t1 9ebsne,
Idn9s Ger BrGttfr., u 6u6; eann nOrolit, parallel
nit Sregonitrase, 90 iSus bic an cine 10 6us btciic
Alep; Damn uttlih, ldnes hr Siioiritc bridattr
Haep, ~ fn6, uno Damn tlolth, parallel mitSrt8on7
ftrGsC, 80 6u6 bio 5llt NrtdrRs.
@inCr idbrli1cn @~ruuontclbc uou $50 untCrluortcl.
8ieicr 95luB 1T nit rtucm orciitodi9en iisaeliieis
nernsu sBobubduie nuo ctnittdt9cm ptntcrgebduoc
bCt0ut.
Observation-Disclosures: Gin 9ritttbeit bact unb tSr
Tcit in SuCt ateihtn !9ubIunptu int uno Y Nfoudten,
ooer AAce bdGr, nab ocm Yrlicbcu Dec IauiCre. Ste
GrCbitSubtunqeu 3inltR traAcnb uRb enrh Sur Suirtcz
benbeit oGs gSerluGltCrs i%n0oiitte Ruten hcS 9duitre
9efbert. Souis SenniabGnfcn, 8rriUatteri
(99i, Z, 800, 3, so, 80 Srcgo = airtldne, Nutt.
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lnuO5tclle IN berfauicu,

TWIuIICHt ~
SE2 Cine 9anbteue bon 453 Alder in 0uidne's
tsYW Yaasu, 4 Wicileu bon 2oluiontopn. Der Sos
Sen n ianoiser 2ebnl, alee urbdr uno lsidt bear5et@
lei. i.br aeei9net lir Wetih.orn, Suier, gpatSer, Se@
iniIis, Weintraubcn, Yerren IL. I. No.. anSgeSeibneS
tes Suellpaisr. Das 2ano lit ina Eeieer 9stbetit.
Wafier in jeSem; bot Gin nsues, 2~.(iotigee f~telneruss
Dad, }b6nsm asasr, Biodsal IS bel l6 SUE, Siibners
bais, Suelbausu u. I. ~. Cd ia aud elm 9aitoien u.
Rarmorbrub am glase. cage gsiuno. gu usrfau=
fen biuja bel q. III. Spofe,
ti4i-S Wr. 9, 9am %uilomas, ct. Voularase.
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9it %berfuuieu.

-EsIif- Gin ~SBcbubauS NIT Saeeu an Der Res
publican, nGbe SoninsltraBe, in Der unTittslbarsn
Rdbe oes collins Uiarttes, burd
Seurp 9S. Gopfs,
49, Vr. o. 3apSiuiItiuaS OF. GauIar.
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fATsa WertbDplle8 Habt9runoeieens
kuI kGuu, ,u,, 0~ferpaufs

fffa QBertbpolleS @abtsrunoeiseus
EM tbum sumt 0erfaufc.
Strait eines Detrrtes oes areio z@srlhts Der Stabt
Baltimore miro oer llntercidnetr ale 8srpaIter auf
oientli6er Nuttiou SienHda. Den 26. 8esbr. 1871,
Rad, mittass NM 3 ubr, on Ort uno Steue. glr.
193, Use Sarato9ds, nabe SbdtsiportbittaBe, Die 1.
Sbiire ipeitlih pom b~erielben, ocIfauien:
zen sam,en 1runtplag In beiaetct Staet geles
sen unb, ipie iolgt, beldrleben: on Der Noroleite Der
SaratosaiiraBe In Der @ntisrlpHg BON IS HuB Al
3ou ipettid pom Der Rorofpelis 1te Der Saratogas
anb 9bats,pcrtbRra6e uno in br WiIttc elmer Sdetosr
mauer anlongeno; Damn tuttlih, idn9s Der Saratoz
9aiiraSe i6 Sub t0h SOL bis on Die ytitte elmer an
6eru Sbcoemausr; bonn noreli6 ourh bic White be-
iagter Uiauer NIB parallel nit 9batsiportbittaBeiifS
%SSsrlcibsn ID Nu6 t0H 3ol, nm cine pom ~aniansss
punttesrorblid, paralel NIT @batSlDorlb0rabe, sejo.
acne qlnie Bu t%refferi, uno oGnn liolib BET beiogter
Sinie pis gum aniangspunfte. W III eeritibe .glae,
uelber onrd llttlnbe pom %. Btat 1874 uno In ben
Qano .ardipen in ber Stobt Baltimore In etber Z q,
ytr. 3i2, 6ol. o II. (. 10. eingetragen ourb @~atbariRc
Ulerritt al Sob. ). Goole ~ Der jdbrltten Dtietpe
pen SIS, am II. @pril isoen Sabres bablbar lpelttr
9etta9 init ben in Der Observation-Disclosures oe8 @rnnos
plates iibcrciuRimnlt, %perpadltet lpur6e. Gin 2bsiI
bie}es Ylages, an Der Sarab Annitrabe iiiblid). ih 90
Nnt ausosbneno, tpuroe burb lrfunbe BON "a. Aug.
1865 unb .sebori9 sin8etraaen, oon bslo9tem loote
baibiabrlib Boblbar. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit Der Ssbins
ouua, cine 2a Ruff breite alep an Der Welieite be-
iaaten Ylasee lno tiir bic 9anbs .pdn8e ~oeiieiben tlr
ben gsm|ein,6aitlihen @cbrautbe bee 8anset obenbes
jhristenen Vloees often ~ laiien.
Die gaulibieiten Gui oteienn Flate belsben tn
sincm autsepauten 2ls st6tisen siegeIfeinsrnen
aBobnbauis init eintodisem iisaslhetnernen Sins
ttrgsbduoe uno b~oi5erner Sommertlte.
Bcrtauisbeeiu8uR8eu: Die Sdltte baar une Der Hed
In 6 uub IL Wiondten nit .Sinicn pom 8rrfauistags
an. Nbeaben uno @runomtetbt lp'roen bis sum Sers
f~autsta0e be5dplt.
T.. ~. Seunett q Gpmp.. auft.
| fo6o & 8. az a. 7.3m, 81
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pcrfaufcr.

&il- Sas Wobnbous nit eaocu anf Der Ode eer
Wtholiora unb Scubertitrase, Gocuit4 qoint; 90 tSuB
brettCs unb rs 6ns tteies @runohHd; elm poriisli6er
Blat iIr Elm @rocerics unb 9iquors @eibdit.
Sobu Slenu b Spinp.,
t26J-) Nr. So, g8eit : TGrstteitrdbe.
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Hlt bCrfnufcti

GfIs iebr smpicbIeusipertbc eaubiteue pontD gder
6et @ontee's Citation al benz Wajbin9 toner !3pet9s
Der nYoltimore . Ohio Sabn" nit 9nten Gehduoen
ipirb iebr biuig ab8eloffen.
- - Spbu Glenn & Comp,
fogS-N SIR. az. qSeit IL nOctteir.
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ShrriiissScrfuuf

fin SdrriTssScrfanf.
Eail. Srcit uuo in Sol9c ctnes ScisbIcs tFieri ia
cias on condemnation) oes Common Bleass@erittts
Der Stobt Baltimore In Der Stnee bon ~. y. Dioies
gum @ebroudc BON Srrnaro UtoItS ge0sn Satob
@rtnsr bate ih NIT SethlGa beie9t unb In Ftdnenn9
genommen ollie Jtedlte, YriiBtbuni unb Sntcrshen bss
beI0atcn Sutob @etner In unb aui elnem
@runffife nit narduf ftetcneen Seb6ieen,
In Der Stabi Baltimore gele9en ine on Der Shteite
tcr YonoItraBe 10 Sub brett, init elmer 8ilie uon 90
Ssu6, elmer idbrliden @runolnictbe pom 30nnterluorz
len unb nit einem 3'Itbdtgen Rphnbnnie NIT 2.ltetz
gen jt"9ellteinerncn plntcr9ebduoe, ais Sr. f5S,
Siie-S ;pnsitra6c. betannt, bebout.
iln0 made i'd bteriutt bcfonnt, ban i'd an Der @es
rihtsbaustbire inoer StGct Baltimore Scnnerffda,
%. Scbcmbcr 1874, @tittdgs 12 ltbr, alice Snteretie
bes ~bcfu9ten Sdiob @ttncr ir mo ,l Dem cbenbes
idriebsrSn mo nit 8eibtaa tele9ten StsentPuine
~pertuuicn iucroe.
Bcbiu9uua: SoorSobIun9.
NIusuSfns hilbert, irlbsrer Sdsriff;
4. III. Ssnnstt & Soinp., Qutt.
600, 1853 800, 2,4,6,S)
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lii Gin g. l1discs Saus an Der SubfoniroSe in
Canton nit z 3immern fir bic eerin9t Sumne pom
$500; rlr SIS hoar, Der Ueit in 5 SGbren. 9tdbere6
bel 3. ". mafou, 5fr. 53, Icrs : Sroaetpap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27
9urd Saml. s.. 6oper s sSbne,

@aiien< @erthtss Berfauf
etnes
TJ2 wertbpouen Sleiidbe-.S taneeS I'm Sens
tre.w arfte auf Nuttiou.
Gle l~tntcrseitnete, Nbminiitrltrir Dee perftorbentr
9liIipp @otttiet, ipirb auf Befebl oes Doiien @es
ribts or Stabt Baltimore aui offentlider Mutton
Wittppd,, ben 81. 3escmber 1871 Hiorgenst II ubL,
p~eriauien. Yertnaun9: baare .5ablung..
Wmaiie 0otflieb,
Nomininratrir bes oerjtorberen Hbil. @ottlteb;
9bepepr Sluder, S1tfuafter;
Can. 8. 1pper & S6hne. auit.,
t903,A,5,0 Sdboi- gde Der @aps uno 8apettsfra6e.
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Der srose, portreihi6 ausscItdttste 9ener inter Der
expedition oes .GorrepoHbenten" 1T ioiort ipobiieii
an einen reipcnibetn unternebrner sl perinietbet.
Sei3uns, Wader uno Gas. Dian ineloe I'D, ~ bel
fCvsakO MI hb9-l
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@rober Snbianerz Saa

Et4k .unabbGusiaen crtens Ger Rptbmdnner"
Sum 9eiten Der . tbltotbet
abaebSiten Wt ON ia a, ben /. Sanuar 1872,
i'm q cSen SaaI Der .Nem : 9lHetnbip s Rootns."
Sic Sroerspriibsr, Ionic bas 9eebrte 4ublitum
perben eroebeun baSu cicqelaocn.
Ger .Wotbmdrner SGn9ertunb" piro bic @iie
Sun critsn Nlale in ben 3wiihenpauien nit @sianssz
Stfden unierDatten.
4. Ru6oIpb miro nit ben bcIten Speiien uno @cs
trdnten aufiuarten, uno Sapt Surbaun's @luiif-
Corps Die SdnJlutiaen in SeWe9ui9 ieset.
Sihete iiir einen Serru unb Sanlen 81.
i306-lW Sas Gumite.
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Sefanntwla6ungen.
SiaotitCurrs9 cpnrtrmrni,
Otuncbmcre=@ iircdu,

~ P"A AANANI
n SOittm ore, hrH p. GCybL 1871.
Sur Rddiridit iir StcuerJablcr!
ugrSdbltr mo btHahrthtiQt, bar nod 0rM II.
NtSthucr cae SlNtuutp Cut MruubfCutrs Mcdnunl
cen o96 Ia ticnbcu JabTCS Guib6rt uHo oielrlbeH eanu
ftn stlllino otcltt $uTlduo sum GH,rubrH slusr.
bdu6iqtpfrotr.
Ham etu 81. ScBJmbu Ditb man o1cr rod uabe.
'at!ttH Situer HchnuNaCU lIr $50 igd5 &C. 4t0ytrt
S'nieH WldinBrn.
Gol.G.s.gl 1amcS 8. Narusr. stastcjusbma.
SiaOtsG Ommiliar s;Ynreau,
%cSaltimore, ttr 10. %. 1871.
IN ,ScIgC ott VcroreuuHl yir. t31, qentbmlat al
q. CIT 1871 uHo h,uttlt; Cine gtr0r6uuuq, iGr
tds EturlittH. Standardization uHb Hialeru 6rr
NGtgrout 4uCu, i%toiihtH Der Glgtrs uNt Der Gtafts
ttruBt 81 loratu," ipcrotH pericqeltr Auggbpte
IN eieilu NurcaL nc Snmhaa, ben 80. IgrmttL,
tst, Sorm. 10 ubr, iWr oGs Ripcnircu. Rduss
itstubeieFcu une @hdnrru Ger qGuScH StrcdC tty
5hrarovc Aucn, SUlibcu oct eager. unb Stuit-
itr0ee dIQen0nmcn.
2u ootr bic Gonir6itdbrruttmcr pabcH Caution
NIT atHtbmtgtcT t"IrdHtiI lin be bciaOtt Grbcit 40
Helen, hdG bic atbCtt In ircnlu lCbrTttuiuRit nit
etn Sttorbsrntiltu ou Strcr0nung pyum GinilbrCu
zines SUirme ltr has ytiulIttgH VnuiierH unb I'm
phdttTu Dee 2 trGRcu, @uiicu uub @d6hCu Der z tGbt
Baltimore acibCbtu. Tic aHotbote urroru am ItI-
ttaen 3uae Dtttaas 4? lItr in SlTrnu cts 9utGtrs
lltufeJs Atonnrt Werbcn. Am Nuitr1Qc
Vcp. ~. 9SpUepath,
l@u.,hbl GltTf oes Stcot GCnWihlrs.
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Sdpere WiioelineS,

N'Np"N Ht'$hAhtbVI
Wropn Etuit, NUItr II. I, 10.
81 ben uitbrllilcu BuGr Vrctitn; Gin libtrGlrt abBn
lutto SGnoIcrn gC9rbtn.
WR. =. q ~. ". Sruuu,
Hr. II, Gytita lrUttitraRs,
tS4-l &tC Der Gnncorbir., uubt Der giride,
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StcberfranS.
g+N @rbeitcr SilbnnQs Werein.

$caEYH Den YiitsIicbcrn %bierburb CUR Yahrtdt,
* ban am Sulueiter=abenbc in Der .Dcdhdricss
Safe" Rr. s. @ef SapettcfrdHe. elm Con-
Strt, auslooiun9 Der @egeultinoe ocs 9briitbdurnes
nno i~dbtieRlit Gin 1Gn5trdRSheH ftattinoen lutre.
aue Dteieniarn, iuelne geionnen iino. @eihente inr
ben @briitbalm Su gebeu, Fno ireunoIthIt Cinselaoen,
~bieielben In i~ol9enoeu Bldsen bis i~pdtciens 6reitag
YGhmtttaa aGJuliefern:
Srn. !. Sietrid,, SIR. l62, gBeit.6 SAP etteitr;
- s.. 4oufbGnel, Nr 1913, 2erin9tonfr.;
Y. euler, Rr. %, Sruio-Stlr Gpsnue;
NJ. Siibfc, yr. 24t, Sib=Sbnr!esftr.
IS. Sunnefe, SCR. AZ, StiosGreterftabe
81. .. Sir icbsS @sihent uiro elm soos psrabs
rsidt.
t306-7) @rp. Suuneefe, Setr.
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Sll %bertQuier.

B.U. Sin mobtirtes WobHbaue, i'm 0Iittelpuntte
Der Sta6t 9cle9cI. Widn mCloe iid bel Selfair
Marriott, ct. Sani:, aluette 2Rlre rorolth pom
eerinatunftrGite tic. t23S-l
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Yermii6tc Mn3eigcn.
(Sin nutpS ShiIa.

8crirttt Cure @eihGitsrIatc mil ttuem Shilbe pom
Sbriper n Scmp.
rno onlelbe lptro utdt uCriCbleu. NutmerFinmIeit 80
erreseu. SSit ucrittt8en is aus Dem bcitcH Uiuter ia
uno aui bic bette gEeiit.
BierJcbn U(rcal1onS cmpfnnpeu.
Nr. 231, SIsils SIltim pretraGc,
i9top. 2i.3Yitel Jlhlrrn nenLh nor Der @bNrlesfr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-10

Last Thursday afternoon the Mutuals embarked
for savannah ON board the steamship General
Barnes. They received their new uniforms lthe
same style last year's few days before leaving.
The champions propose to be gone about twelve or
fifteen days, and their return will play their nrst
game upon the Union grounds on the Gath inst.
with their amateur nine, which contains several
nne players among whom are Walker and three re-
personalities OF the great Kelly family.
the season was opened In Washington Thursday
last by game between the professional and amateur
nines Of the olympic Club. Score 20 to DIN favor
OF the professionals. Of course eatN etsof oqs4
The Boston nine start on trip TO washington,
Philadelphia and this city the 26th inst. They 60
to the capital rst play here the Union and Capt.
tollne grounds on the 27th, 2sth ana 10th Of this
month, and At Philadelphia on the 1st OF May.
On the S0th nlt the Utica Club held meeting and
organized for the season BY electng the following
DEMONSTRATIONS, J. ]. Davis; Vice President
Louis Faas; secretary. A. White; Treasurer, George
Chase. meeting was to take place on Thursday to
adopt constitution and bylaws
George J. E. Mayer, secretary or the Keklonga
q 80
q "hankerirgr for George Hail. late centre helder
for the Atlancs 0ut that individual does not relish
''Dlck" Hunt has left the Eckfords and gone 60
Mount Hope, N. j., where he takes charge OF
The post ONCE OF the Amateur association will BIO
opened ne xt week at Peck 4 Snyder's.
Al regular meeting OF the Eagle Base Bali Club
OF Flafbush L. L, held on Thursday evening, April
O. the following officers were elected for The ensuing
year:-Frank Crook President; Q. Hinckens, Vice.
Z. Mills Corresponding Secretary; A. G. Gillian,
treasurer, and F. r. Good, W. K. fullerton ana !.
The National Association Of Junior Base Ball
Players meet ut Tammany Hall, In this city, on
Wednesday, April 1o. Delegates will be IN their
seats at seven P. NJ, when the Convention VIII be
called to order. s.s4 HMMs MM3.rh tlH @06
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-10
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL SrRrrr,
SUNDAY. April Go p. M

SUNDAY. April s-sP. NJ
THE wRrx IN WALL STREET.
me course Of aAirs In Wall street during the past
vsek vas dirscted by the operations OF clique move
uenss 1t tho Stock Exchange. The resulting efects
produced upoa prices by these Influences were as.
Slsted By . moro active money market The fact
sAas On Monday last tho money market did not re-
Bpmd immediately TO tho cessation o, the outward
main Of currency was taken as q sign by WEAKER
operation thai money was to be stringent,
and the impression or inference was assisted
~ tho cliQues, who, in order 10 pro-
Duye stocks - cheaply Is possible and
% provoke short interest of the same time, raided
he market with fictitious sales. clique on the
o1n mde Always endcavor 10 buy stock II possible
from speculative sellers. The shrewdness Of such
policy must strike the attention Of any one iamiiiar
win the WAYS OF the street. Renee when the
ssbears'' dsccrned some scepticsm as to the stability
- prices IN the Immediate future pervading popular
sentiment tncy began to sell, and, taking courage
nom the nclitious sales OF large blocks offered by
she CLIQUE brokers gave free vent to their
ssbearishu feelings. The sudden reversal OF
prices when these speculative and fictitious SAFES
we're ended was she legitimate result OF The
real movements OF the clique. The latter
always endeayor 10 blind the pubic, and hence keep
ap an ARTIFICIAL b1oyancy when they wish 10 buy or
IN artificial depression when they wish to SELL fhe
marker for three weeks past mas Deen rIesuas, ui-
satisfactory and feverlsn just such as TO tempt
sne bears to SELL but still In tue week just closed,
and, in fact within the past few Gays the highest
prices OF the have been reached for the active
speculative RAILWAY and miscellaneous shares. Let
any one recur individually TO particular stocks and
apply the test OF this observation. He viii find
Reading Ut 1888, Northwest at ssX, Rock Island at
ll6A tincluding the four per cent dividerd), Wa
bash at COS, and Fort Wayne at e9i4. 1t Is true
higher prices made for the other leading shares
earlier In the season, but these latter stocks now
hardly one per cent the average below the high
est points. western Union Telegraph, Ohio ana
Mississippi ST. Paul, Lake Shore and New York
Central instances IN proof OF this. And yet the
market on Tuesday last ana again on Saturday was
apparently on the verge Of panic. Ii is by this
egerdemain the cliques cheat the public to their
very eyes, and make them believe the financial stua
non the very reverse OF what 1t is.
The gold market opened strong on the conserva-
tive line OF government gold sales for the month of
April and advanced TO 1l0;4 but aNer some hesta-
hon al th,s figure gradually weakened l1o16. The
backbone OF the bul speculation In gold seems
broken, and the life OF the movement Is prolonged
only by eome sucn unexpected stimulant as
European war or other temporary preteXt for
higher premium. The extreme fluctuations daily in
she price OF gold during the week were as foIows:-
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Government bonds were directly afrected by lower
gold and the activity Of the money market, which
led TO gradual yielding IN prices. The market
was steady In the final street dealings on satur.
day at the following quo,ations:-United States
currency Sizes l!471 no DO SKIES 1851, registered,
1i6S Il6's do. de-, coupon, 1ioh ile's 90. FIVE
twenies registered, May and November, l09 lo9i4;
DO. do, 1902, coupon, DO, ll27S ll24; do. do.
1884, DO DO, 1925 ll2is; do. do, 1885, do.
do, 1924 1l21s do. do, registered January anu
July, lllA lll3s; DO. do, 1866, coupon, DO, Ill
nIH; do. DO, 1857, do DO, 111A 4 Il15sl do. DO,
lSos do. do, INK 111ss; do ten-fores registered,
l0SH les's; do. do, coupon. 1885, los5f.
Money was worth from four per cen. currency TO
seven per cent gold, according to The warning
humor OF the street as to the real supply in the
market The cliques In buying stocks, naturally
increase the demand. while they are credited vita
keeping as much money as they can out OF circnla-
lion py inducing the "bcars'' to lock up saeh funds
as they can control.
TIE BANK STATEMENT
The weekly Statement. of the associated BANKS
proves very unavorabe, ana the relative OF
those institutions reduced 10 the lowest figure
recorded in many years. The customs payments on
she continued large Imports OF tue week and the fact
shat the return OF money from the country was felt
only gradually in the Item OF legal ten
ders, coupled with The known manipulation
Of certain speculative pools DESTROYS OF buying stocks
readily explain reduction OF nearly sI.soo,ooo In
the legal reserve At the same time the Liabilities
are reduced by decrease OF SO 800 coo In tie de-
posts, making the loss OF reserve above the legal
requirements OF the banks SO. 800 40, and bringing
Their surplus down to S4,si7, 6ss. The banks, how
ever, confident that The re:rogradc movement OF
currency from the rural districts Will presently re-
neve Their situation, and hence they have con-
tTacted the loan account less than million OF dol
iars The statement contrasts with its predecessor
~ follows:--
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TIE tipL or ABERDEEN.
HALIFAX. AprI

HALIFAX, April 8, 1871.
The American schooner Hera, Captain Kent 1i3
days rom Hong Kong, with cargo or tea, arrived
III this port yesterday. The Her9 Is the vessel In
which the missing Earl OF Aberdeen sailed, three
years ago, from Boston for Melbourne, Australia.
The captain and crew OF the Hera say that no doubt
the mate, George Osborn, was the missing Earl He
Is described by them as young man, very Btoli.
gent. q Fyecmason ana they SAL that on the fourth
day out from Boston be was caught IN the downhaul
tbrows overheard and drowned. Captain Kent has
n likeness OF the iosf mate which will no doubt be
very Important Ink In the evidence OF his identity
The Hera made GOOD passage.
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Deier ic &C. better ander "a
sGA ,,S SS The %a we're S sSos am at - 81 for
0 & % .q,s a. y g sr y s soS @
81 Is for amber winer aos Corn was fairy active and c
&C. deare he naret eosing firm a. so gle the sales
tscs 7sc siS tor do adoat ac%c nc FOR Yellow oa,s
csIs sfsS e q s ss: sns s lie TO-
Barley was dull oq npchanesd We 'o,e sales Of s ensh
ssnsna psss: ne$as' IS. State 80 and d
cloth or bags The mrts, eaaisae4 dull We auo o"-1
S.r market sSt foreign and do
go Oales ute butts at ll6c We quOe;manila s5.c.a
s gS % 81 ,s,.a Tsfs KS &C. as H.1 e9n as
ereRsy sqrsassd do y e - y ton SnTTeney
lax Was arm and Sctse Al fa Prices closing al 81 % for
SeTs a. ye ssgn q = y o. 9r o r. s0r, qsses y 30
eomprsas .eTess and :, se private terms
maud with sales Of 10 bbs New Orleans chiefly al from
tsc. to7oc. We quote:-
cabaccntrifugai an mired..... zoe. aa. SSc.a sss
Mascovado, refining ............. "a Sc. a SIC
Museovado. grocery - &c. a! &c.
English Islands. &c s5c. &c. a4ec
SAS STons spirits ipsnuc was in good Ss
s sSs II s s S y & GsIss a sss q 49,
~ s ssay 0 at @ q; g,SR $ r se
were light bu 6rm STRAINED he'd at - o. 81 7
s sni r. sas h w at q R Ta
quiet but wilmnston 81 Is, and Washington, a. co.
rEInoLEGsmIae msrse. was without decided change
either buyers seera there
Crude 30 bulk Offered NJ crude IN oos at l72e
Phadepos 400 oDs sold for prompt delivery Asc
s END ~ s & Rs P SsT - 10 Der OBJ
ether the UPPER lower road RE Petroleum Exchange
So F,s s pigs p9r h2
future delivery dull and nomi
WAS WAS ami AZ & o 5s . % aR WHOM @ s, we're
steady with fair demand We note saes OF 100 pigs At
Bes was an ba, aechansed oes.e was a.ady !. Ice sar
choice factory Butter wiEou; decided decline, and
RIor-The demand confined to small lots which sold
re Ce's was - nay oere and aes we're n
important The market r ON &c. to 7sc. for Ran.
suGAn-Ihe market was decidedly more active, under
brisk demand from enes and with holders free sellers at
in the lower grades % &c sac to good
pS 81 d ai sS sa as s
refining gc per 10. 45 bids fair TO good refining a,
asc per Is 10 hhds ealaed al se per b ana
rate s aa & TIa
and ii,se FOR 500, White We quote Inferior 70
ssc GOOD Z pF@e enas, 5e fair 10 po9a sro
sSc Prime n 2 choice Eree.ry Joe
ssSs saf bd ss' :.ssia s
ike re o. 10 10 20 isc 3e DO, wS bic ].
s1ad f5TaS. sssAts Eos fsG &c
e. ssc JagaDa,ch standard, Nos 10 10 ~ sAc: s,se
s fs ss 0 grocery roc e. GRADES p,
srrns-The market continues duh for Calcutta ipse.d
Ps a. qds afs F s. % s
email lot. At from loc loSc Timothy was entirely nom
TsILow.-Tbe MARKET dun but unchanged. 10000 lbs
'olg n srni p's s az &c ,o s,,. n.
sales we're u bbis. OF sVSac.