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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-13
VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
~ AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD.
cars leave Worcester Foster St. Depot for Hoosac TIM
nell North Adams, Saratoga and Troy, n Y At $40 A.
~, Tor North Adams, HOOsac Tunnel, Greenfield Shell
Durne FAILS and Bratteboro, at $50 and Is M For
Greenfield at $50 and Ills A. M. and AGO nm
Leave Hoosae Tunnel for Boston 80 m and l. 20
pm. ' GNU -V
Leave Greenfield for Boston at 6 30 and 035 a m and
rs M leaTe BratleborO for Boston at 422 and Sal
phe 73O m and l.20 m trains, from Hoosac Tunnel
65O NJ train from Greenfield and Al m and 30 n M
Trains from Bratleboro, connect Fitchburg with
trains tor providence, Newport and Taunton.
me ISO m and 10 p m trains from Hoosae Tunnel
Newport, &c. ''N'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-13

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

MONETARY.


81 oQY3oB o. TnB nAxEY 18tUDLlrAu. 4
oASUnDAy ovna1os Apgil !. ltsl
The money market propef = without any
material change. (ln the sa1Eoet Al notes,
escured By unqaestisaab3e eoa1aterals, are
quoted q 70 Pc cent psf ss1un; Al y bust s
short and i2 for long, and good do At Is,
end Al meet9age paper 1t $40, and second
grade ct IL Dl2.
Gold opened 1t llo& sllost against HOS
ct New York;, and closed ct 1904 Q
llO14 (against llO3bl. The tales included
5000 and $4,000 1T 1103b; 900 ut 1lOas
Sll04; $4,000 At lloh, and $1,000 and
There was NO apparent movement in Sill
can half dollars, and 2h 023t per cent pre-
mium in gold for Mexican dollars
The movement in foreign exchange was
only Of moderate extent, mostly 1T pre-
tious rates, but part ct shade softer.
The business in sterling embraced ESQ, 900,
including El400 bill of lading at 100; flO00
st l20A, and $4,000 1t 1904; $4,000, E7OO0
and 8lO000 Al bill OF lading and clear at
1908 . 1904; G5O0O and E5O00 AL clear ut
ahips' bill ct 1904; 10000 first class at 100 ";
E2dO0 at l2l w.. and $4,000 Al bill of lading
at 1924, gold. Sterling may be quoted vt
1904 a i2OAs for good to AL bill Of lading
and clear. and -012lA for bank.
Domestic exchange continued quiet, but
very firm, with NO quotable variation in
street rates. The banks checked ON New
York for remittance at at v 2 cent pre-
lnium, and the sales included $lO, 900 and
32O,OO0 New York commercial sight, 81, 900
bank and $4,000 Kentucky bank checkl
at v p cent premium; ~. 600 commercial
1t y oslo; 1000 private bankers at 7-32;;
$4,000 three days sight ON New York at
32; $1,000 thirty days at discount, and
$4,000 sight ON Boston 1T " premium.
The stock market was active. Five shares
Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Canal sold at
tho reduced rate of 4247 SO. 50 Factors and
Traders' Insurance Company at 81, -
Union National Bank 1t $50 50, and
Carrollton railroad at SIG so.
We hear of nothing doing in new State or
new Metropolitan Police warrants. Dealers
report buying rates for the former Coo, and
for the latter SIC; and selling for the former
62063c, and for the latter SIC.
There are lew or NO city treasury notes
offering. They are quoted at lO0A per cent
discount, according to amount.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

NV YoRx, April Cotton dull and
heaxE sales to-day 1881 bales; middling
uoaas1e l5ltc. Flour quiet and steady u
11 SoD7 50 for common 70 fair extra
Ses1lhsrh. Wheat Armer for spring; $50
Gle for now spring, and 6060c for winter
n ~ samber Western. Corn 6rmer at
0oelc for new mixed Western, chiefly
s3ls6. Fork heavy at ~ o2l 3 for new
neos. Beat quiet. Lard unchanged at IL y
Naval stores quiet. Ereights quiet.
CmCmxATI, April l.-Cotton dull and .
Ghade lower; m1ddling l40l4kc. Flour
seeady and II moderate demand; family
- 3oO6 50. Wheat steady and in moderate
1onand; rsd 81 N0l g. Corn firm and
de1nand fair ct SO. Rye dropping at u "a
81 O. Oats steady at 5OS52c. Barley
luiet 1t 65095c. Mess pork: demand
1eht but holders a.e firm 1t 20 80.
hs3Sas li4c. Bulk meat. dun and nm,
ehaneed. with sales Of shoulders ct 7Ac;
olear rib sides 9hc; clear sides 97tc.
Hason: Only . limited jobbing demand;
GhouIders ~ 07Ac; clear rib sides loo;
e1ear rib lie. Hogs dull and dropping
4, 1616 Is. Whisky: Demand light and
ho26exo Arm ct SO.
d. LoUIs, April Flour: advance
a11re1, but mona established superflne
vese Ss s.; extras 5 7SSs 90 West
isegulaE, eetive for better grades No: 3
~ Cogn dull; mixed, b bulk. 50 oslo;
yo1low 59053c; mixed IN sacks Sltc; white
3ooooo. Oats dull and droopinC mixed in
balk o0O0 50; do sep1Eed 5l0i6c. Barley
alev, no choice fall. Ryc declined, 95098c.
Whisky, nothing doing., Asa pork firm
8 S1oa0 q Bulk meats dull,
lsees rough sides Sc; jobbinG lots,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
COTTON STATEMENT,

To-day's exports embrace $3.50 bales to
Havre, ll65 to Amsterdam, 1897 to CrOn-
stadt, SAG to Genoa, $40 to Vera Cruz, 1884
to Boston, 1887 to New York, and As to Bal
timore. Receipts proper since last evening
1886 bales, against 4294 ON last Saturday
and 2755 last year, and since August 81 of
l ,l81 ,754 bales, against Lao last year.
SUGAR-Received today 900 hhds. The
supplies are light and the demand is good
at firm prices: inferior So 061tc: common
Ga ONO: fair ~ 08lsc; good fair 81 q
9Ac; fully fair 9A 09a4c; prime l00 10Ac;
prime to choice lOl4 q lie; yellow clarified
IL 0l2hc; white clarified 1914 013c.
MoLAssEs- Received today $50 bbls.
Tho supply is light. Inferior and poor il
neglected, but the better descriptions are in
demand. Inferior fermenting Is 02Oc; good
30 q 35c; plantation reboiled 35950c, city re
finery reboiled 30 60c; golden syrup 90c q
u p gallon.
FLcUR-The supply is light, with .
sgsscity Of themedium and lower grades,
which are in demand. The market is firm
at Sc q for super&ne, Sc N1 al for dou-
BILE extra, and 81 l2l4 al 25 for treble ex-
ira. There were sales to-day of 1900 barrels
of which 90 superdne at IS, l2A; i50 double x
extra At g; 50 treble BE s extra st az g 10; Is
extra at IS; IS and 100 do at So SO; 200 do
at s. IS; IS do ct So y Dbl. y
CoRN-Is in fair supply and demand.
Sales to-day II 900 sacks, of which 80
white, second hand bags, at 70lkc; GOO yol-
low and yellow mixed at zoe; $50, 400, $500,
$500 and 5000 white at Tic, and 600 white
dundees at 72c y bushel. .......
OATs-Are in fair supply and demand;
5000 sacks sold to-day, Of which 225 and $50
Ohio river at &c; 200 St. Louis at 63c, and
OOOO chn;co e. n,,;a- md (1alaua at FIR u
buehel. tte es-r trftfg
BRAN-Is dull; $50 small and 300 large
sacks sold at 81 20 y 100 lbs.
sHAY-Is in. good supply and limited de-
mand 1T 4240 for prime to choice. Five
hundred bales prime Western sold at 324 so
p ION.
Ponx-Is dull, with holders asking $2l so
for mess. It is retailing ut 81 75029 y Dbl.
BAcON-Is also dull; 10 casks clear rib
sides sold at 1O7sc; Is do clear sides at II nc;
70 ana q tcs sugar cured hams ut l53ac.
Shoulders arc quoted at 819c, clear rib
sides IO34c, clear sides 1134c, and sugar
cured hams l5A Ice.
LARD-Is quiet. Fifty kegs kettle rem
dered sold at 1910. Tierces are quoted at
1870 l21kc for steam and kettle, and 1874 q
l3c for refined; kegs 1919 013%c.
DRY SALT MEATS quiet at &c for shout
ders, 9l4c for rib sides, Zoe for clear lib.
BKEAKFAsr BACON-Is selling at ISL a
Ice v ID.
Corn MEALS in fair demand and steady;
100 bbls kiIn-dried sold Oh the levee ut % IS
y Dbl; from store it is quoted ut % 50.
FREIGHTs-FOreign freights still rule
downward A sailing vessel was taken up
to-day ct SD for Liverpool; coastwise no
change.
RlcE-The demand is only moderate.
hut holders have no disposition to force
sales. and prices are well maintained. We
ouote Carolina, 9kc y ib for prime 9h Q
$40 for good, and 81 S9c for fair; Louisi-
ana, SIS go for prime, 7lAc for ordinary,
and 606Ac for common.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

The Louisiana State Register comes to the
ds6ense Of Mr.. kemick, the new Adminis-
txator Of Commerce, in this manner:
What has Ramick done for the Republican
party asks the new Republican organ that
the Democrats have started. Mr.. Remick
= big enough to answer for himself whom
over any reliable Republican asks this ques-
tn, and therefore onr time to put in has
~ arrived. but ono response We can mako
directly n order to seve time, which -, that
While H. Remick hss been careful, ctura-
gsqus and consistent Republican for years.
- he's not done anything, during al that
tine, Of which the party e ashamed. This
+ saying Z great deal ut this time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

n = @s-k
q S;;s.,s,. i. 80 f.enrn 80
a''''a',.s ~ a. ,r..4.Ssr ~.
NE1es - - ssW 49,
Dufing three years = - eevet0cppef
6unif1e6 81 meeting Alec Cary but, aheeen
eoontad this meeting among To pleasures
q " fhture, my opportunities and ny y.
elinssaone wero never quito n accor4 ~
enc tina would BE- dol, as another - \,
and again vtsited With shyneee, % tnas
yays held beck. Holt tnas On tneee 49,
was the only loser; that ny mdivldeensy
Alice Cary; thAt among % many 49, ano
ancient personal friends enc pre- ns0
NO room for any more; and that con0derng
her weak health. ana the many acnanos q
her time and strongthl tnoee VINO cOuiu
hope Tor nothing moro than 3rmel ,nsr0-
duction and few fcrm.l v9tus onsnt %
be considerate and sacrineg; me GesirG 70 %
able g, sey, = know Ance cary 20 >
n,endly regard Tor nee wen-oeme.
th nSs h sse own ne s.rssSity fneV ~
through others tet3ugn -nor Wnunes;
through the mterpretaaon q my Own nesft;
ana rcmemOer vcty Wcu snAs 0lCe' wnen
eroken IN nealsn. Sna sao1cneo m s1.lt,
! Ien q un1eln9 NJ ln 3u!se tO g % ~,
Snu AnT~ t4ss - wyul1 w Ivy eoOu y, -
a0 90; o9s ! ssOPPea sa9 aeHGa Mysou.
~ ~ - sny 80 =, ~. :
vo :n KS Ior nse , t.xo anu = :
ol: n!a tne imPuise as solnsn. nsu, N
spant, gone ul 70 tne very aoor tnaS stoo3
p SosM = enu siser nosas n - ssooS
Y 1872 y. Ient swsy. 1ut WING esOOu
snolc uouk!! Oi tn S, mGek, swees 1unosel
ca sno csrer sue. ono ~ % muCn mOEo
GIuSn cer IMAM I nnvo, cus sn1 oooe ~ ~
.es noEssiI Oe crusnoo, ssM. .nen .els
ssna1cd an9 vent aWsy' res0ivne 20 mus
mW Ioee ana 20 stuEgle more LOT sticngtn
sno Patlence. Icany oenovo tns. AZ :isn ..s
ing on the otncr side OF tno door ol0 Ie
almost - much geod - gong IN woui0
nave dome.
Later, when came 70 Nortnampson, I
Ioand that enc was under tne same I'M, roo1
with me- But when some one seld, .wouie
you Ike to see her y and It seemed - If the
door stood alar, drew back without know
ing why, ana eald, mo, NOT now
Once. when sat reading under the trees,
she cane out leaning upon her two friends,
one ON each side: They spread gay shawl
ON the grass for her, and she sat there under
the shining light which came through tho
trees, and enjoyed tho delicious calm Of
cool summer Sabbath afternoon. How
pale and worn and weak she looked,
but how bright and unselfish through it
all. watched her, unseen, and prayed
very earnestly that God would bless the
pure country air and the country quiet to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

( When the water gets low they are going
to have sensation from Steubenville, Ohio,
where eighteen boxes of nitro-glycerine
repose calmly on the bottom Of the river,
emptied there by . drunken skiff not long
since. Steamboats, say their 'now l lay
me" every time they pass that spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

l3a1adAy's 1vening bispotckeaI
INV YoaK, April l.-Advices from the
0tAmus of.Dazien represent newly dis
covered oqnal route, only twenty-five miles
d6o ftikato Tennessee has arrived.
10ADoN, April 1.-Paris dispatches of
yeotefnay contain the information that .
oeumittee will leave the Hotel de Vile for
Ln1emburg.
i1lemb4rs Of the Commune now admins
~ tho affairs Of the different arrondisse-
Aoots.
The iuhabitants continue to leave Paris.
Many streets look deserted.
The Cbsstitsstiomsel newspaper was
$3.50 yesterday.
Bismarck consents to tho augmentation
sf tho Paris army to eighty thousand men.
eamhgi1gs elnbs VA won BY the latter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Aeollege professor Of natural philosophy
was badgering the senior class in optics.
The point under illustration was, that
stficsly and scientifically speaking, We see
- oh3ects, but their images are depicted on
H. retina. The worthy professor, in order
- nnke the matter pl&iner, said to the wag
efthe caass, Mr.. Jackson, did you ever see
your father r, Bill replied, mo sir"
Aplease to explain why You never saw your
1ather.D because" replied Mr.. jackson,
sravelt, ne died before l was born, sir"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Among the accomplished women NO
loaEer seen upon the tOpmost wave Of
Washington society may be mentioned Mrs.
General Williams, better known ~ Mrs.
Stephen A. Douglas, and the elegant wife
ef Benstor Sprague. Both have known
what it is to reign as Queen of beauty and
fashion" and both have retired before the
neon Of life to the substantial comforts and
enduring peaco to be found only in the
anooth winters of domestic life.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

In Albany, the other night, = woman met
her once husband at wedding party.
They had been divorced for ten years, and
had not met before in all that time. A short
Chat at supper and little flirtation after.
ward settled matters, and they were 10
married the next day. .l. f....,s..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

A married man in Alton, Illinois, attempt
ed the other day to show . young girl what
bliss there was in married life. The girl
didn't see it," and hit him such whack
over the head with bed screw that it was
two days before he came to his senses. He
has gone out Of the teaching business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

About year ago, in a town in Nevada, .
girl presented herself at the bedside of q
young man and asked him if he loved her.
He sal he did. In less than . year there
after there came suit for breach of prom
Use, and the young man had $1,000 to pay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

The Honolulu Gazette is greatly amused
ct the receipt Of an advertisement from q
.scompany"'i in Connecticut, addressed to all
The boys In the Hawaiian Islands, and tell
number 81 fI stamps to the company should
b put Immediately in the way Of making a
fortnne It thinks it too late for Hawaiian
boys to be caught in any such way as that.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

The Shaker, little paper published by
the Lebanon community, says: I" 1t has been
asserted that the Shaker males hate the
females, and sicc versa. This is not true;
We love each other better than We can
express"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

james Wilson, the murderer of Warden
willard, Of the Connections State Prison.
starved himself for five days Of last week.
On Saturday the prison physician Injected
beef tea into his stomach, and repeated the
operation ON Sunday. This had such an
s4eet On VIE. thst ne gave p his attempt
Fegularlv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

'sSolidified beer" is the latest thing. 1t is
lager concentrated the way they do it to
milk. 80 that the amount you can hold on the
point of . knife will make you drunk
clean through. A man can carry enough of
it in his vest pocket to ruin temperance
a0eietv s-a 80,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

The Western States are, one after the
other, abolishing the old rule of paying
women school teachers less than men for
the same services. This is simple justice.
The same thing has been done in New Or
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

A very curious mode Of trying the title to
land IL practiced in Hindoostan. Two
holes are dug in the disputed spot, in each
ct which the plaintiffs and defendants
lawyer put one Of their legs, and remain
there until one Of them is tired, in which
$3.50 the client is defeated. In this country
pu1D his foot in it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
The Washington cAroniels Of the twenty
ninth says:

A eentleman-and Democrat, by the
Waylargely interested in Southern real
estato, who arrived hero Last evening, says
that, owing to the disturbed condition
II affairs, BY reason of the Ku-Klux out
ages in most Of the Southern States,
pgepesty has only nominal value; and re-
lists, q evidence Of this, the. fact that only
list week large mansion house, with 200
@egos Of land, near Fort Sumter, South Caro-
In, seld for $500. Mr.. Smith, Of the firm
q 6mith, Delauo Il Co., Of New York, was
fhe purChaecr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Love makes queer combinations. In Gov
ington, Kentucky, the mother of young
girl recently murdered there, is about to
marry the father Of the youth accused Of
killing her.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

The Chinese government has paid 4200, 600
iademnity for the French property destroyed
q Tien-tsin, and has appointed French
man to the post Of imperial interpreter, at
. salary Of $4,000. These concessions are
regarded a. full settleuient of the claims
growing out Of the murderous outrage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Says adistinguished student of human nat
ure: don't believe in bad luck being set
for man, like trap, but have known lots
ct folks who, If there is any first ratio bad
luck lying around loose, would be sure to
Get their loot into it anyhow"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

The pct bear of an Ohio man Rugged his
little hoy to death. The fond father refused
to kill the beast, but finally after much
urging did consent to put hum up to be shot
for at the price of one hundred dollars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

A young man in town who 10 wrestling
with his first moustache, proposes to name it
after two base ball clubs, because there arc
nine ON Q side.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
MACHINE RY.

nsROURKE & N(EAGHER
" edward Mathew Meagher.l
Steam Boiler Manufacturers and Blacksmftho,
Nos 1873 and 185 Fulton, and 3l3 New Levee streets
between st. Joseph aud Julia streetA Residence
No. $50 Clio street. Low Pressure, Locomotive,
F1ued and Cylinder Boilers Clarifero: Fters and
Juice Boxes made at shortest notice, and all work
done at this Establishment will be guaranteed
equal in point of workmanship and material to any
in the city or elsewhere. fel6 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY BvRxxe.' April l, ISL.
CorroN-The sales to-day were confined
to 400 bales ut easier prices on most de-
scriptions below middling. We modify our
quotations accordingly, and annex also the
Exchange figures, which are for even run
ming ofits types, while ours are for average
lists, with the outside rates for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

a 'e'.er va lately dropped into the post.
once ~ niagara Falls directed to "Schicha,
cough, Ilinoyse."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Mr.. C. C. Fulton, of the Baltimore Anseri-
can, who accompanied the commission to
San Domingo, writes of the existence Of Pc
troleum in that island, among its other rare
peculiarities
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

A young lady went into music store and
asked the clerk it be had Loving Eyes,
He replied, I'm told 20 BY tho girls"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
BELOW COMING UP.

Ship Itaska, Rush, rom Liverpool Feb ,, to Jack
con. Kilratrick L HendefDon-
Ship Armstrong. Owens, = DAYS from Philadelphia,
Bark Againcourt, Williamson, from Rio do Janeiro
Jan 20, TO Avet kco-
French bark Emile Irms, Dueay, 10 days from Ha-
Bark Fa1svera Carver, 8 days from Havana. In bal
last 70 W b BuddendOrf-
6panish bark Manola Sote, days from Havana,
in ballest, to W r BuddendorfE-
Norwegian bark Anna, Grunnessen, nom Cardiff,
Jan -, to master
Brig Raats1. Webster, days from Rustaa 1sland
TO Nacheca-
Italian brig Concelna, Cnsculo. 81 dAys from Cette
to r Blanchard
Schooner Lizzie Major, Wallace. 5 days from Lava-
e.. in ballast, to master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

MDIANOLA VIA -Steamaeip Hutch.
inson-fSr IndianelA-37b NIL Aeuf - 49, Nhis0
For Galveston --l)D ~ asuraebuh whia1y ~
kees molaGoes 40 hxs aoap - ihD oaes - eogn
SEQ sks CON Is baGn ceAee - pkp mAse
eleAl-DehseaG IslanA Dclie-lee ~ 1eUI-e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Thirty thousand dollars was paid for
eomae berries and bark BY one man in Viz
ginia last year. =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

4 eDuring athis war; says - sxeh.,s.
ATsanoe pre1aoed No Marshal NurSfr MI
vt she ate cavalry horses snougA Co hove
produced even martial neig Cburisr
1Ouwo(. asaas. I,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Doctor, how shall go to work to ex-
Of his physician. "By enlarrinr vour hss .u. y
said the doctor. - ,
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