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Coleman Bcuedict's CLOSING quOtat0ns were:

Tile movement in gold was limited. There a d
cidcd feeling OF confidence in early Quotations, which
at 1929 l2S growing out OF the covering Of the
short interest and the continued large gold shipments
The afternoon market lower, the price dropping
back to 49, In the gold loan market the lending rates
2 and II per cent for carrying, 10 fat for borrow
ing The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows:
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ScribRcr for August, has a noteworthy article
on Some of the French Leaders," by DE- Mary c. Put
nam, describing the personality Of the Provisional Gov
ernmcut Of september & in series ~ vigorous Sketches
which If not always sound in suggestion, never fail
20 be vivid in poFtraiture. Sdch blund ~ "a
JcoGrog for Jouhray, and Roger Coidrd for
Roger ColIard, are of course due 10 tie
incompetence Of the proofreader rather than TO the In
advertcnce Of the writer. In the series on Living
American Artists there several biographical details
in regard to the president Of the Academy, Mr. Henry
Peters Gray, and the vice president, MI D. e. Adams
Ward which illustrate the condition of Art in this
try as well as the of the above named popular
artists The main body OF the Mag zine closes with %
comic episode OF Italian travel entitled " Peter Crisp
by H. T. Tuckeman showing up some Of the absurditles
OF Brother Jonathan when away from home.
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sopped few minutes TO allow the dogs rest they 1.-THE
dogs however having done but little travelling "a yet
during the Winter, did 10 appreciate these
halfs. hut, Immediately upon the slcds bling Stopped
woulj commence impatient bowling, ana continue II
until once more ou The route.
In point of execution. the volume docs not pre-
tend 10 any remarkable literary finish. but the
author certainly possesses happy talent for de
scrpt;on, and his plain, unvarni5hed narrative
ahound4 in passages which win attract the attention
OF The Iesder. 10y the ease and animation of Their
style no less than by the fullne>' and novelty OF Their
infoumation Thanks to the enterprise aud skill OF
American travellers who combine The art OF COM
position with q keen power of observation, the
wastes of Siberia have boon fully revealed to the
civilized world end the present Volume VIII hoid
az honorable place among the sources Of knowiedIr
on the subject that have recently been open'd 6"
the public.
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GcIcbcrs.

4 GRADUATE Of long experience IN teach
II Classic, = themac Eagh branches All holom Ian
gege--FTach Spanish, auI Gmau rcsenueIgs POSITION.
Address G. p. H.. Box ]. O. NeF-fOf. Pos;oMe.
=. 4 mer. School Institute ii Bond-st., supplies
- schools f4i-ur. % reliable T err. Teachers wanting
positions should have Application Form j. W schemchorn Acuirr
rG'WO Mrlc Graduates of the Ncw-YOrll State
Normal - oo, vt ilr yea g esa experience deira sir
PRINCIPALS NlCPrNCiPAi5 OF Giaae or Grlf
school Best It's State references Adic-, NORMAL box 49,
Tribune OGcg
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3,cm i1ubiitallon5.

One The best books ever Published uio TIE subject Il does not
lot DRY. duh Agriculture that 10 one ch ue
work written by OF e greatest a. we'll as one
Of the simplest writers 80 hc wor IN bis most agreeable manner
Farmers viii gather from is great deal o valuable Information
useful o them LeT vocation and Che general reader w hnl e1
ceeug ascbar- from the pleasant s Of treating the various
Tie Farmer Wiz and houapis Of dollars i be will ONLY
read practice from Tbs boia; and oes reader. celr young people
viii gath nom ts sensible pages advice pn, toll hat VIII be go'
10 them IN after Lie
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BAxxrNG-HoUs or HENRY, CLEwS 4 Co..

W Aii-Sl " l. Il
Letters OF Credit fur travellers, also C2pAy g
g. dts issued through Messrs. Clew3, hapiInt, "a
Co. London, and their cOrrespOhdeh'S' "''''
III; OUgLOut the world. ,pLo, Ion-
Bilis oi EXchanse Oh the Imperial Bank Oh b'H-
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SAINT LOUIS CfrY 8 PER CENT GoLp ''RFNEwA NJ,
Eoyps. having 20 years to run. We oher st'iVV
a,oyc bonds. being the whole issue also N.rih MIS-
s,,,,i First Mortgage Bonds. JAMEsoA' SdIIH
GETTING, II Broad-st.
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WHAT KNOW OF FARMTNG @,
KNOW
FARMISG

Mir Grceev has this book he nHt ar' simplest nlHnt
He saws: / hope generally accoaci I o having
oh e little pretend lnsst 'h r can ial to a
"lrTsianl.
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Poxnorr AID OswEGo SEVEN PR CENT tIRsr
,f,,rc,cp Gotn Boxrs-Coupons payable in gold
January and July For sale at % currency a1a a.'
.,,,,l interest. by EDWARD HAiGnr a. Co.. - ""iis''
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W. CARLETON Co. Pubslcrs Madsou-sqaare Seg.York.
so II DE one Of The Tribune and by mail postage fire.,
THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATIONS.
rHh-na Bee. New York
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Tie transactions AZ the Clearinghouse for the past
wek compare as oows with those Of the nr-Ei.ls Neek
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Vorpcrt; same O., last week.

Loans and Discounts. 30l },l2J3 LEGAL Tealsr....
,c.c............... 1883 90 De
l.rnI. ,Iu........ !. y y. lll..ll
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don't read eronlhMr Greeley We
10 mnglc hopqh with work Some think al Their head
backs crooked the
buc half iron hoops hn the workers ed the thinkers
be distinct classes, where's they should be tie
Admit ha, s!ys been tIa, 10 By no means oUoF that
always should or shall ben
NJ Geee9 close, Do. book: with the JOYFUL @ mat these e'''
int ami imperfect they vii uctc thUln 81 Young iHe
te oer pride calling ei fe vcler interest 10 i- n
Ir,yemCr' and m BE- l.rri h them 70 real a'- ,r
better work Agriculture he which minister 70 i' en-
Cheney mre prp- perfection when lew - YET
have seal iutly foTes,rL'
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Loans .nd Die. Specie. Leg.Ten. De

TABLE Of the Arerdqe amount ~ Loans Speed Crepld.
G0a. Deposits, and Legdi Tenders IN The BGtkS Cl ne
Ciy Of HeW- York Jor he @eek ending Sdtu' itaS July
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iAEN IL IlHAs - - lAlAu
OFFICE OF Fisk Il HATCH, }
BANKERS and Dealers IN Government Secutss,
No. } Nassau-st. Ncw-Iork. July 10, 1871.
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LITTLE know oxygen hydrogen ui.-oeel ETC. have kept
woull
already acquainted with the elementary truth, OF chemistry and
"VcVleXiug to Others.
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The bank statement compares lo..OVs viii forml,
returns:
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES At TIE STOCK EXCIIANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
l0t O'Clock A. NJ.
Of lo4d
20 Nnn ~ ......In 100 4 ) 70 lnn

lJIil... as
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have avoided for eoad tie use OF terms ''d distinctions III,
familiar o The general
The New York herald., 1871-01-16
THE ALBANY EXPRESS ROBBERY.
The Suspected Murderer q Guest Of Cticans
[From the Utica Observer, Jan. l2.]

The Suspected Murderer a Guest Of Cticans.
[From the Utica Observer, Jan. 1871
HE IS HONoRABLY ACQUITTED.
The daring express robbery and attempt to murder
the messenger Hapine, at Albany, last Friday night,
continues to excite considerable interest No clue
to the perpetrat0r OF the deed has yet been found
ON Tuesday morning Constable Clifford, OF SYRIA
cuse brought to Albany gentleman named Arthur
Fulton, Oswego county N. T., whom he had arrested
In Syracuse, the previous day. on suspicion of being
civil process against Breed, which was promply paid
presentation In paying the constable and on other
occasions Breed displayed considerable money and
revolver, which he did not see at to account for
to the constable On being confronted with the
person who sold the revolver to the supposed mur-
phatically declared not to be the purchaser Breed
expressed an entire Willingness TO remain in
tody, and evinced considerable anxiety 70 meet the
tempting On Tuesday afternoon with the detectives
he visited the hospital where Halpine Is lying In
allow the patient be disturbed. On Tuesday even
Ing despatch was received in Albany stating that
Immediately discharged on mis- own recognizance to
appear yesterday morning. On appearing yesterday
morning he was honoraDy discharged, and passed
through this city yesterday afternoon on MS way
home. The Albany papers say Breed is quite the
opposite In personal appearance OF the man who
why he was arrested, except on account OF his hav
ing large sum of money with him. The constable,
getsng head put on hm for inmatng that the
Albany police force were unduly interested in his
release.
Mr.. Breed came to Utica on Saturday evening,
with letters of introduction from respectable parties
in Fulton to prominent young men In Utica, was
registered at Baggs Hotel. and dmed on Sunday
with his friends at the Butterfed House. His friends
here laugh at the idea OF his being arrested for MUIR
been to New York to obtain money, and told them
Of the robbery at Albany, which he had heard OF as
he passed through that city.
In returning to Albany he paid his own and the
csnstables fare, entertained him at the Delavan,
and showed the most entire willingness to have the
matter investigated.
Having been honorably acquitted at Albany he re.
turns to Syracuse to settle the little ali air Of his un
Just arrest by Constable Clifford. I =
The New York herald., 1871-01-16

J. Cole. Messrs. Blcecker likewise advertise the
sale OF some Boulevard lots. A bill TO incorporate
. THE REAL ESTATE rRUsT COMPANY " A
is as near as We have yet learned, the title OF bill
introduced into the Senate last week by Senator
Tweed. The text Of the bill mas not yet appeared In
print; but ~ is stated IL grants certain very con-
siderable privileges to parties therein named for the
transaction OF o loan business on large SCALE The
Trust company thereby created will be permitted TO
per cent interest," NO restriction Is placed upon the
amount OF interest 1t may exact upon loans granted
ny lt. portion OF the business now belonging TO
tne once OF the Public Administrator is 1t further
stated, donated to the new corporation. A careful
study OF the BILL when Its full text is printed. may
possibly repay the attention bestowed upon it. Il
The New York herald., 1871-01-16
AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The stock Market after some hesitation, derel-
oped strong bulsh feeling, which led to rise Of
"a per cent in the interval between Monday and
Friday morning, the advance occasioning the fall
ure Of about half dozen operators on the sbear''
side. On the last two days Of the week there were
heavy sales to realize, which provoked adecline OF
11s per cent, the sellers continuing to hammerthe
market up to the close, with view OF buying stocks
again. The Southern State bonds were strong and
higher, and we find again the coincidence of q
strong and higher market for cotton the price of
which in the estimation Of many has touched bot
tom for the present crop. Governments were active
but Irregular following in their general coarse the
direction OF prices at the Stock Exchange until at
the close sudden advance in the e2s
at London (Which are reported to be going
into the possession of the Rothschids) started
special improvement in those issues here
ana rendered the rest of the list steady The follow.
ing were the latest street States
currency skies, 1101S l103s do. stxes, 1884, regis
tered, 110X Ill; do. do, coupon, 110M Ill; do.
1ve-twenties, registered. May and November, 1Osx
100; do. do, 1852, coupon do, 1osX lo9K;
do. do, 1854. do. do, 1osX 1osS; do do, 1885, do.
do, 1osA 1857; do. do, registered, January and
July, 1o7X 1oS; do. do, 1865, coupon, do. 1o7X
alo7A; do. do, 1857, do do, 1os 1osH; do. do.
1868, do. do, 1OSk lOsx; do. ten-forties, regis
VTtu Aoi - u AVt1a, uo uO COupOu, Il d IUI
CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following were the closing prices at the
last session Of the Stock Exchange:-Canron Com
pany 6s bid; Western Union, 46> 46ss Quicksilver
8 bid; Mariposa, 5h q 6; do. preferred, o; Boston
Water Power, 19ss 20k; Adams Express 651
eoX; Wels-Fargo Express. "a o 81; do. scrip, 2k:
American Express, AK 43k; United States
Express, ASK bid; Pacific Mail, AK Az;
New York Central consolidated, e2h o2,s do
scrip, sSx sSX; Erie, 2lN 22; Harlem, 1917
1873; Reading, 9s; Michigan Central, III bid;
Lake Shore, ssK 93x; Panama. 72K 7aX;
Union Pacific, IA lax; Illinois Central. 1a9 1aoH
Cleveland and Pittsburg los 105h; Chicago and
Northwestern, II 71X; do. preferred, s2x s2x;
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
s75s; New Jersey Central 1031 q 1Osk; Rock
Island, 1o5X 1oSX;. Milwaukee and ST. Paul,
51h 61H; do. preserred, 72zS q "a; Toledo,
Wabash and Western, sos q 60k; Fort Wayne %
bid; Alton and Terre Haute, soh bid; do preferred,
66A %; Chicago and Alton. I14k q IFS; do.
preferred, lis bid; Ohio and Mississippi 81, buyer
three bid; st. Louis and Iron Mountain, ak q IS;
Delaware, Lackawanna and western, 103X bid;
Morris and Essex, ssf ssk; Boston, Hartford and
Erie, 1X 2; Hannibal and ST. Joseph. IS bid;
do. @pr0isrred, os . 97N; Columbus, chicago and
Indiana Central. l7zs Is.
THE FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS..
ii Amer the closing Of the Long Room on Saturday
fairly active market was maintained on the side
walk In front Of the Stock Exchange until toward
five O'Clock. when dealings left OF at the fol-
The New York herald., 1871-01-16
THE BINGHAMT0N VAMPIRE.
Further Accounts of Rulon,s Atrociti,


From the Troy Daily Times, Jan. AL
In this connection 1t Is proper. to add fact in
Ruofi's history that has evidently been overlooked.
Soon after his marriage, and while he was living
with the family OF his father.n-aw, Mr.. Schutt IN
DRYDEN, he was employed as physician to attend his
wifes brother and that brothers. child in Sickness
These both died suddenly while under his care
Nothing was thought OF it, however until after the
disappearance OF his WIFE, when 1t was remembered
that he had shown much Ill feeling to this brother
1n-law because the latter had opposed his marriage
Ana though there was no means OF proving this first
double CRIME, which was soon succeeded by an
other Of more fendish atrocity, yet there
Is scarcely o citizen Of Dryoen who does
not believe to this day that young
Schutt and mis- little child died rrom poison at the
hands OF Rulof. How many others have fallen by
his murderous hand will probably never te known
for he is not man to whom the gallows can present
sufficient terrors to force him TO confessiOn TINE
man who inn0cently helped Rulon lift the box con-
tanning the dead bodies Of his wife and child into
the wagon after the murder was Thomas Robertson.
sherin OF Tompkins county over forty years ago
and brother Of Smith Robertson, the sHerifr. who
protected Rulon from the mob that sought h}s life
by smuggling him or to Auburn In the spring Of
1859. The wagon used by Rulor to convey the
bodies to Caynga lake belonged to the frst named
Mr. Robertson, and had been borrowed for the Occa-
sion. Mr.. Robertson still lives on his farm in Tomp-
kins county, and the house In which RulofY muir.
dered his wife and child stands directly across the
street from his residence 1t Is In one OF the most
picturesque localities In Tompkins county, looking
directly down upon Cayuga lake, ana Is q wealthy
and fertile farming region.
The New York herald., 1871-01-16

lowing quotations. Western. Union Telegraph.
4ek 4oH; Pacific Mail. AK o AZ; New York
Central Consolidated, % q o2H; New York Gen.
tral scrip. sSs SsA Erie, 2l4 ak; Reading. ss
osH; Lake Shore lex div,), s9A se9s Northwestern
Tx NJ; 40. preferred, SAX s2zs; Rock Island,
1859 lo5A; st. Panl., SIX a 5lx; do. preferred,
TAX TAX; Wabash, sok o sos; Ohio and Missls
slppt, SOW q 30x -. -.
The New York herald., 1871-01-16
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY. Jan. li--s N,

SATURDAY, Jan. lis m, 4
CoFFEE-The market for Rio was firm, with a moderate
demand and small offerings We heard OF no Sales how
Other kinds were quiet, held with lrness al
quotations. We quote :-Ro-O Ordinary cargoes 9kc
l0ac.; fair do. 10kc. llc.; good do, Ilkc. q
l2c. prime do. l2kc. lSc.-a gold In bond. Java,
government bags, sc soc Singapore, l6c lc oeyion
l5Hc l7c ;Maracabo l3c l7c Laguayra 14c I5lac
jamaica, 12c. 4c st. Domingo gold, in bond), y9sc.
9Kc Ceara l4c i5c. Costa Rica, 1s1Sc 6c. Manila
lc lSc Mexican, lsc &c.,. savanilla, l3c I6c.all
gold. duty paid
COTTON. There active demand for export and a
fair inquiry for spinning, and with only offerings
prices were armer and advanced c the market closing
strong At the Improvement. There disposed b,2
bales ea which oI were taken by exporters BY spin
For future delivery the market was more active the demand
snes Were made az an advance Of S over yester
iS bales a. islsc 800 at 900 de-
4 s G Gpebr,rsry is and March, 100 together
- IIss 9o 90d a. April O y Is 7sc 100 i5S 900
GaIvesSa lon d9 I9ss 6oo bales
10 s,luc April 800 az 10 76c, 400 at Exchsnge-ssc
paid 70 exchange 500 January for 500 March Total 0O
bales Grand total 1900 baes We append the osinr on
tat tin1a afnria haa y
The New York herald., 1871-01-16
Rulofr ON Languages.

from the Poughkeepsie Press, Jan. lAl
Rulon was somewhat OF genius. 1t turns
ence TO language, which was that the words or oue
language were to be found in other languages
spelled backwards, or altered In some conventional
manner At one time he was referred to the PhilO.
logical Convention which was to meet in q few
weeks at Poughkeepse. He subsequently reap
peared here, and was the cause OF no little gossip;
but the committee appointed to examine his work
ON language, &C., never made a report that we can
learn. and II went "where The w00dbine twineth.n
The New York herald., 1871-01-16

Al as as gun P Pu very nf' prime no closing at about
sars a. ~ ssss about 5000 as ap
IS ;S'' < 'ss
3d a a4d ss.s 81
;sc soc for new MIXED Western Sic So tor yellow, &C.
da nominal The sales we're about ' aos SSos
os oh a. 0r rs orag and SIC a for
made Of s 600 bushels 81 for ourowsd State and 81 Ia
quiet hs s osrnSs mos.
aoan sa 0q qb Ass ssy
demand for amos. all kinds of tonnage being light but full
.s tssS ssi
1ss sy :a at
sas f. 3D. To % ssd d l
TO and srs 20 81 s r.
Ss s0ssso 4 fhs ' esaees eSs
s;s. :Ss ssr; ;Ss
GySMss were dql, and prices heavy at lso aoc
dS and nominal mi a the quotation. published
Hors:-There was still but little demand, and that was
mssy for sa The
to TA 70. within
msines nominsl 0r New ore.n: 400 56s were sold at
s ssi gsss ?as Grs
sss ssaas sis so ..ns as 0e
ans we bs. % e for
e. %ss @ 4 5 S S9,ng
Of consequence in rosin which was an-
changed il value heweyer holders demanding previous
NJ
dbsss ";
kinds were dull and prices were nominal at Last
PETKoLEUMThe marks. for bulk was stil quiet
but vary s'rSng holders being firm in their views
s NO s'ssS ssie. 1sis
osoe. sr pApala qaosd sas
@ ys S or e on ss without
and We heard Of sales Carsoes quoted ss aae
were Sso b s for Aaa the ps a
r sa n on yaaf e. , ns $40 DO
ss bu, steady a ssc sc the latter price FOR white
BY the offerings ana the 1e,n rs o
& rSr lots % delivery the closing
private terms for January and February each
month at ssc 900 do for May at a5sc, and 1000 do for
I Ss Pgs ss ,s ss. &
ea sS
Ss 20 1. Sa ss sss 1 f0 R e oI M Is for small
future delivery there sold $50 bO for January
,,ir held oE,sa ssss. e.. We
sa9sa % % gsG s ,s Rs dealt e
sSsrn erass
IL .rces I form There
sS bS ds u Ss. S wss ~
in moderate request very rm small lot sreea should.
sss sa' ea ss' ! &C. a s IT, and Is ssas
s SS ha%s 5e isi bellies. M ii
Ssa sbsy G il. iaS 90 bun.
sric;ed r We heard Of no sales q We suoe:-
so S & s' % So 1ns ss sesg wsssn
Of business transacted in lard comparative light but
which ss There @ sole sold
Sa;ss sss Il. - & ,l:Sss; Xg
&c s' for sale. of
which were sso srcss At from &C. % TIC; prices
;, S was quoted a. loc l with small
- y
msss ssss ssaspsiy ;snss: Iva No $
siss
and % 20 m ras
.s .ss IS ise harS fsr ss .s:a.
terror g, common rehning, ssMc q 90; fair re.
siSs sssn! SS sss e os sses
sss ssa bn..s hhas @ and 0oIss g. %oasses
Boxes Dutch standard. Nos: to > sssc siss: d.,
sS Il s .s so so Il 20 l & ss .'; :' a'
white l2c. isc Porto, .Rico-Reanlns grades. &c. .
sTE xRIsx quiet and Unchanged We quote :-lsc
fxiIowTSs i " de@sna s was moderate and price. were
steady especially for city, which sold a &C. The
10 Ss Ths Ras Rss' mode
SOLD l7s bSls. Al saSsc $50. -
A Philadelphia Judge has picked up somewhere
the absurd idea that witnesses are not criminals.
He reouked lawyer for badgerlng one In late
case and laid down the astounding proposition that
witness should be treated In the same manner as
any gentleman would treat visitor at his house.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
~~~~~>~~~~~>~~~~->>~~~>~~~~~
The New York herald., 1871-01-16

FLOUR AND NRAIN.-Kecepts I34 All bbs flour, 7S5 bags
corn meal $500 bushels wheat $3.50 do OATS corn
The market was very hrm with moderate demand. The
sales were about 10000 bbls. at quotations.
about 1000 bbls for shipment There bus
transacted In Southern hour full previous prices the
market being firm Sales 200 bbls. Rye flour steady
and hTm with moderate @ inquiry Sales 200 bbs OF corn
Southern $50 bbls $4 SO for Brandywine and a "a
The New York herald., 1871-01-16

A Philadelphia Judge has picked up somewhere
the absurd idea that witnesses are not criminals
He reouked lawyer for badgering one In late
case, and laid down the astounding proposition that
witness should be treated in the same manner as
any gentleman would treat visitor at his house.
The New York herald., 1871-01-16
THE GOLD MARKET.

Some effort was made to start an upward move.
ment in gold butit failed to enlist outside sympathy
and served only to let the merchants fill q good
many orders for exportable articles. Nor, on the
other hand, was any important bearish feeling
ellcited, ana the market closed IN neutral condi-
ton. The extreme fluctuations daily in the price
OF gold during the week were as folloWs:-
The New York herald., 1871-01-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

:. .BRNsoN-RoBBINs.--OnT Thursday, January u. at
the residence Of the BRIDES father by Rev. Dr. Eaton.
JosEPHINE T.. only daughter Of George Robbins.
all OF this city. M ssEM'
Jane street Parsonage by Rev. w. q. Smith, Mr..
WILLIAM v. B. BROWN, OF New York, to Miss SARAH
B. OWEN, Of Keyport N. J.
MULLfGAN-MCGUIRE.-On Wednesday evening.
January H. at the residence OF the brides parents
by the Rev. Father McGnn, OF st. Pa.rick's Cathe-
dral, JAMES A. MrLLIGAN to NARY E. daughter OF
Thomas Mcclure, ESQ. -
The New York herald., 1871-01-16
Died.

ALLEN.-On Saturday, January Ii, at six O'Clock,
at her residence, 436 East Fifteenth street. MAR
GARET ALLEN, the beloved wife OF George Allen
native OF tne county Galway, Ireland. IL
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, this Monday afternoon at
half-past one O'clock. a#ts II. ~.
ARAsGuxkN.-0n Saturday. Japua21 Il after q