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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-28
Railruaos.

1870 CHES HIRE HRAILROAD-
1OoOs WINTER ARRANGEMENT-C
ing MONDAY, Dec. IL, 1870.
Trains leave Worcester Foster Street Depot $50 a.
m, Lib g. m, and 420 Fltchbnrg at $50 M, and
LIS and l3S p M, for Winchendon Troy Keene and Bel
lows Falls.
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland a
Burlington r, r. for Rutland, Saratoga, Burlington &c,
Also with VT Central X. Z, for Windsor White River
Junction connecting with Conn and Passumpsc River
Railroad, Montpelier, st. Albans Rouses Point ogden
burg Montreal, &c.
Tickets to all points north for lie at No Foster street
Worcester-J. BARNARD, Agent
Fare as low as by any route and distance less.
~ Splendid Sleeping Cars Night Trains for West
and North. r. STEWART Sup't
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
Brookfeld in the County of Worcester merchant de-
ceased, testate and have taken upon themselves that
trust by giving bonds the law directs All persons
having demands upon the estate Of said deceased are
required to exhibit the same and all persons indebted
said estate called upon to make payment to
ALFRED II. BATCHELLER.
FREEMAN WALKER
January T. 1911 d3sS ial4
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WESTWARD, HO!- Tickets for Il
w West by all routes, and for all points South, on
Mississippi River, at the lowest rates. Apply to JON
BARNARD, y. $. and Canada Express ONCE, Cron
ton Block. Mechanic street, Who're all inform atlop
% eheerfnlly given AZ n
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January IL, 1871
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that tn,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed Administrator OF
the Estate OF JAMES b. BLAKE, late of Worcester.
in the county of Worcester deceased ntestate and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds, the law
directs AL persons having demands upon the estate of
sad deceased are required to exhibit the sae and all
persons indebted TO said estate called upon TO make
payment to GORHAM BLAKE,
AT Room No. s, Worcester Bank Building
, 49, Foster street.
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VERMONT.

Age and experience is what the Bellows Falls
T.- requires in president, and they have re-
eiecleu N"s'>@niel Fullerton, who is ninety-six
for the last fifty years.
disastrous fire occurred at Wrights mills.
three miles north of Montpelier, on the 25th
inst, resulting in the total destruction of the
wooden factory belonging to VIM. Moorcroft.
The fire originated in the attic of the building,
but the cause is not known. The property was
valued at about S25, OO0 insured for s13'5OO-
$500 IN the Vermont Mutual, and the balance
in foreign companies. The works were employ
ing some forty hands. Two or three persons
were injured, but not dan gerously,
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Wo0RQEsTER AND NASHUA RAIL

ger Trains will run as follows;
leave Morcester at $50 and Ills and APO pm.
Leave N shua at ITO m, 1900 m, and 500 m.
vine NV Train connects at Fohburg with trains for the
nerOnt ana Massachusetts,. Cheshire Rutland and
Burlington Railroads. at Groton Junction with trains Of
me me siehnurg down, Peterboro and Shirley Stony
SIook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and al
MaS4ua with trains of the Wilton Concord Manchester
u lawrence Northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads. 'F''S N Ne"'h'"upb maj
Inc lib m train connects at Fitchburg with Chez
@ ad Rutland and Burlington freight and passen
burg 70 Ia1n trains at Groton Junction with Ftch
Of tly brOok and Lowell and Lawrence trains; and
90 o WIN Wilton, Concord Manchester and Laws
montreal Ito Pymouth) trains ~
The 40 p IN tram connects at FItcbbu-, a. TX -,
with cheshire, Vermont and Massachusetts, and Rutland
a nTgIOn Nght Express trains; at (irotOn function
rltchPurg Feterhoro and Shirley and STONY Brook
rsIIsi ana AZ Nashua with Concord Manchester and
lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Fxnressi
osdensburg, and Montreal and ChampIain trains
worcastcr Jrno 70 1870 G. S. TURNER, sup't.
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6NOW is THE WINTER of our Dis
~ content made glorious summer" by using
Clarks Water Proof Polish Backing.
do deoptf FLETCHER & KETT.
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@. L. GODDARD.
A.. aRo,vIing greer R,1y York
OITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE,
JULY 26, 1870.
Notice TO Consumers of Water
FROM THB
CITY AQUEDUCT.

Yeu hereby notified that in view of the short supply
of Water In the storing reservoirs you are hereby
quired to use water the economical manners and
also to prevent all waste upon your premises.
And by direction of the Joint Standing Committee
Water thereby prohibit all of water from host for
watering Streets yards laws for furnishing water
ing carts until further notice.
For all persistent violations evasions Of this notice,
or of any neglect prevent wasteu upon the prem
ises of any person water will be shut off from the prem
ises of the person so violating this order.
Per order OF the Joint standing Committee on Water.
PHINEHAS BALL,
iy27 diff City EngineH.
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mtstell
$50 Miles of Railroad,
First Through Line Across the State

whic Will complete their entire line with the cxcep
ton q laying the track on rs miles, which is al
ready graded. They viii thus open the
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President Smith of Dartmouth college writes
thus to the Boston Journal, concerning an item
read, with great surprise, in your paper of this
morning. statement that an attempt had been
made by some student or students, it is sup
posed, to burn Reed hail. This statement is ut
terly false. Some floor boards in one of the
rooms did indeed take fire, causing but slight
damage. But it was purely accidental. 1t arose
from the inadYertant mispaciDg of some char
coal that had been used by one of the professors
in conducting philosophical experiment. No
student was in the least degree concerned in the
matter. pray you make haste to correct the
report of your Observation-Disclosures foolish
or malicious cannot say-before it has made
its way, like some other Munehausen stories
about colleges, into all the papers in the land. :"
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

ing, 1885. 81 . 50: DO. do 1858, 2s so; do. new,
25 . 20; do. special tax, 20 o 81; Missouri slxes
91X a 90; do. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 90H 91;
Louisiana sixes 90 II; do, now, SO "a; do. levee
skies, IA 7o do DO, eights, 81 s6A; do Peniten
tary sevens. " rs; DO. railroad eights, so So;
Alabama fves % 82I do. elghts 100 o
Iol; do. railroad elghts o4 q 9S; South
Carolina skies, 70 80; do. new, January and
July, e7H q 10; do do, April and October, 81 90;
do registered stock, OLD, 65 70; Arkansas skies,
60 60; do. sevens. 55 so; Mobile and Ohio Railroad
sterling, 81 SO; do. interest eights rs SO do. sec.
ond mortgage eghts, SO q So; Mississippi Central
Railroad first mortgage sevens, 80 s5; do. do
second mortgage eights, 10 a 72 New Orleans and
Jackson Railroad first mortgage, so o Ss; do. do
second mortgage, 70 80; Memphis and Charleston
Railroad first mortgage, Ss q 80; do. do. second
mortgage, II 80; Greenville and Columbia Rail-
road, guaranteed by South Carolina, co o.; Macon
and Brunswick Railroad guaranteed by Georgia,
73 75; Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
eights 52,a 65; Memphis city skies, IS o SO; Sa-
vannah CITY sevens, SO a "a; New Orleans cOnsols,
old, 70 10; do, issue railroads. sxes 10 IA do.,
new sevens, II r.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
LATEST PRICES or GOVERNMENTS.


The following were the closing street prices for
government bonds:-United States currency skies,
ia ll41S; 40 SKIES, 1881, registered 1l5Z a
ll0; do. do coupon, 1157s lie; do. fve-twen-
Tics, registered, May and November, ll2 1l2h; do
do. 1862, coupon, do ll2's ll2S; do. do 1894 do
do, 1l2 ll2ki do. do, 1856, do. do, 1928 112s.;
do. do. registered, January and july, Ill Ill 4;
do. do, ls6a coupon. do, III nix; do. do, 1887
do. do, Ill NIX; do. DO, 1868, do. do., II1k
1llk; do. ten-forties, registered, 10Sx . 100; do
do, coupon, lo9h losA.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL AND STRONG
The Southern list was quiet and generally strong
The only feature was sudden rise Of about two per
cent Ia the new south Carollnas In the afternoon
upon the announcement that the State agent In this
city win pay the April interest In gold on and
alter the 1st prox. The old ana new issues are
gradually approaching In value owing to the pros.
pect that bonds Of all kinds will be .unded into the
new sterling lean, which win make the
state debt more uniform than II now Is.
TIC Iollswtng were the closing street prices
thls evening for the Southern list-Ten.
nessee, ex coupon, "a u 64S; do. new, 631t a O.;
Virginia, ex coupon. 81 a 6sss; do, new 67 60;
do, registered stock, old, 62A SAY; Georgia
stxcs. 81 SO; do sevens 81 03; do. do, Old, 92
. sl North Carolina ex coupon, 471l -; do fund.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

CofTEE-Ihe market for Rio quiet. being but
little demand, but prices continued rule steady aad rm
Holders were indisposed TO grant reduction prices
effect sales In consequence Of tae smaness stock The
other descriptions remained dull and heard Of sales
but full prices were asked We quote Ro ordinary carroes
Ose 1886 fair DO, llo nAc. good DO, l2c IKE
prime do 5c l3lpc extremes for lots lgc. IKE ali
gold in bond; Java government bags) lso. 20c; do
!S3S4 grass % mats, lSSc 2Gc; Singapore, l7c sc.
i4ae lsac; Jamaica. l2e al4se; ST. Domingo gold in
duty paid - S'
FLOUR AND GRAiS.-Receipts 1860 bbls -four 900 bbs
soo bags meal A06O bushels wheat a. $50 do corn
32j do OATS lu0 do malt and $500 barley The flour
market ruled dull and heavy but prices experienced no
teria change The sales were about 0u0d bb quo
tatisns. Southern Hour steady with q moderate de.
mand sales 900 obs Rye Hour was quiet but prices were
steady ana brm at Quoations sales $50 bbs Corn
meal was dull and nominal; small lot OF Brandywne was
at "a 30 Quote-- -
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf-past Five O'Clock p. MI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY March It's Pm.
AsHEs.-Recepts, AZ pkgs. The demand for pot was
Moderate but prices steady at $6 70 81 2 Pearl
dull and nominal at $8 rs SO 25
BEEswAx was slow of sale, owing to the frmness of
holders, who demanded 34Hc 35c. small lot was sold
at 3ihc.
COCOA dull and prices were nominal at lOlc llc
for Guayaqui, 92hc. &c. for Maracaoo and l5c 6c
for Caracas, all gold IN bond.
CANDLEsThere was no demand except for jobbine lots
which were selling at former figures we quote
tne l21rc. l6c sperm, S0c., and patent dUc.
CHICoRY-German ground OF best quality quoted at
exc a sac. gold; we heard of no sales -
Co.DAGE was steady at the following quotations =
Mania l'9c. le79c tarred Manfla l7c.; Russia bolt
DYEwooDs.Al knds quiet but without particular
change in value Jamaica logwood quoted at &ls $40
gold st, Domingo do. Sl8 currency; Honduras do s5 so
26 god West Coast lima wood $57 81 currency fustc,
$l6 $50 gold.
CoTToNThe market opened strong and some sales we're
eeced at u prices but subsequently under the
turned In buyers favor to the extent of c Nc per at
least for all grades while for low qualities the showed
greater depression. The sales were limited, the
demand generally being figures materially under holders
views Al the close the market still retained decided down
ward tendency and the appended may be consd
" " a
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

SUICIDE OF NOTORIOUS CRIaINAL.-James
Bloomer one or the most desperate and noted
roughs i'll Ulster county, N Y, committed suicide at
the little village OF Accord on Saturday. He had
been on an extensive drunk Tor several weeks, and
on Friday evening left ROndout for a tramp up the
canal. Passing through Rosendale on Saturday he
stole horse and wagon. lie was pursued, and
when near Alligesvile the horse he driving ran
away, throwing him out. He went on TO Accord on
foot and soon after arrested at that place. While
In the hands OF the constable he asked permission to
drink giass Of cider, which was handed to him,
when he emptied the contents OF ylal therein ana
quickly drank 1t down. In about fvo minutes he
died. when II was found that the vial had contained
laudanuin. Blo6nier was bounty jumper during
the war; and a horse thief, hghwayman and desper-
ate character generally since lie returned from
Sing Sing about year ago, where he served out a
sentence for highway robbery.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

Total bales. ...;..... l0So l.443 2,4sa
Included in the above 200 bales arrive The market
for future deliveries depressed and nrces
ustuatng widely and frequently and the market closing
day were $500 bales, follows 200 at ssc 100
st i4ci lS0 So March and 100 April, at Hc together
isisisSs IS 800 ''', Is fSs ls'lsc. e.
@ ' ss' s'e !. isss' se ssS go s.S ans
ss,S.I sy tS tS: % 4 IL Say s :. snd
800 at i4c 100 at s.c July 100 at 4c ECO a. iss
August, geo at n.c.; = September. zoo at li.c.
bass a. s.o follows -Marsh, goo l.c., ssG at SITE &c.,
Nay June me a, and Jsy s SS JSpe: 100 ic 100 AZ
August and September, az 4,sc Grand total 81 500 bales.
The average quotations OF yesterdays transactions were az
l42se August, As5S; September, H.l5c March 'yd soyd
a. sc The closing prices for lots on the spot as FOL
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

81 Louis choice double extra
- Louis choice family. ~ W
sonhsrn. Sss MSar yS
Che Choice do; ~ W
Corn Corn meal Jersey
Wheat was dai but ancian ed the saes were $4,000
,sf s sSfns Y: ''SS
ss. sa %s. ua;ss % ~ ha sau at y S
closed lower sss. were oussIs for mixed
.SS s os;:
i % $50 sss ssa' ssr 'wa,ss
70 Was Ma oc.sy ws a acs sns FOR
but at lower rates the business In other articles
e. $ ss ssSs 'ff: %
- s g
% 3D. s o4n1 Ss w @
sI.i cargo; Tasis Island back. WIN lsSo
aa cloth
made in Boston, but the particulars kept private
1orsTHsrs WA was moasra.e degree of activity .h.
from brewers and prices contiausd to rule steady and r.
especially for the better grades OF new which were not freely
offered 0d crop sold at from &c. to To- and new do at
HAY.-Wth a moderate demRDQ,
the market was heavy though 81 prices wsr e. not a
HEMp-All kinds were in very light demand, and we
Seing quoted a. $40 loc, gold; jute &C. Sac do do'
S'ss & ute S S $ 'oaa
'Sa
Rontedso to o M Ss az M gGa O
hrSaS'
70 %' %
q s :naaa s ii y sS Ii ps so gEsnds M SSsS I e esSsSs Ss
y e Sb los, axe s:s:; Central Amsnssn, trimmed, is
S IL Ma S se ana SE Mescon no1 ~ S c M
Vera Cruz, IS 10 10 lbs, aOc Tampico. 20 % Ds, 2Oc
hoSEy-Thsre were sold 1853 bbls; on private terms
though the demand mostly for small! amount. 70 supply
good leather The stock is fair assorsl Union crop
fIemlock- -Busnos Ayres and Rio Grande-Lght, 27c q
s %lsee s ssaEy III ssss
I ss s2ss &C. s heavy e
S SsnafS s fESsss % ss s rsSs & mss .na a
heavy 2c Sc Union Crop City slaughter ssc.
s Lis s &c. %d s 5
Bellies isc gic Oak Koush-LisSt. sso. a5c.; middle
II IussKs S ao1fSs market Eastern spruce quiet
WERE Ss' %
rate There were sod shout $4,000 feet within the range
%ssS s
20OU0O Lime seing moderately previous
quest and prices hrm, notwithstanding the large
supply; Philadelphia front were quoted at $50 q
river. is Is a $40, and Long Island. IS Is SlO
METALs-There was but little business transacted in
Scotch pig continued small offerings the high prices
demanded restricting There sold zoo
sherrie from ship 49, Eginton was quoted at 2 $ss 90
and Gartsherrie at $33 American iron was very quic
owing TO the small offerings; No. | was held at $35 80
at S38 1884 ssles 200 tons No. Hudson on private terms
Anad hurv mi bu tpndy n Ne w
quoted at 1854 50 59 gold for English and S7O s cur
without change the market being guile steady Sales
lbs. lake, almost all at 2lssc. speier dull and
nominal &C., gold, sIeian; id dolnestic
sold private Lead dull, there being scarcely
any demand and prices weak at 6 20 for ordinary
foreign Sales 80 tons Spanish private terms TnStras
were more active but lower. closing at SsHc Ss4.o
Quoted at S2c gold without sales Banca was dun and
nominal OF plates $40 boxes assorted charcoal We're sold
at ss 62, gold We quoe:I G. charcoal So 631 s9; l.
c. COKE 70 81 20; coke terne, s6 20 81 25 charcoal
terne, 81 s719 SO 20, all gold.
XssEs-Foregn was active there being little
demand previous prices asked for all kinds Sales
50 bhds Rico at 6oc Domestic steady In value
with a moderate inquiry, the sales being 20 bbs at from
55c to Toe. We quote:- .
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

TALLow.-The demand moro active and prices were
coaiug Ut the latter price.
Woo-1here Is but little inquiry for domestic fleece and
Transactions are light Considerable Of the business now
s between Dealers being IN tho market In
rather limited numbers and showing but lite
operate beyond current necesscs Desirable lines OF pulled
wool attract attention, and holders Of such generally
realize l hgres We note considerable doing In Calfor
PA wool (most spring) at full prices Some ANAL lots OF
the new spring clip been sold in San Fran
cisco on private terms but prices not yet established
Foreign is less active Carpet request but
actions are restricted by the here The sales
are lbs fleece Including 10000 lbs State and Western
M4I,So 4S9o lb0Qo lbs. Pennsylvana t4c. 900 lbs
OHIO d,sSese Seo 5oou o, do Hos 100 lbs DO. XXX
1oc lV0OU lbs tubbet b7o 900 lbs. Deaine &c.; 5000
lbs lbs. % esc bs mixed 9 various rices
sds f1T Pr oshSr a @ lbs :apsrine and msrino pulled 4
Of burrs; sSo asso do slightly bury Axe &c. for
9ary our ys ,s M SS 9 os Salito5n1 pulled S AGO Ore
tern, sliahty bury OO Ibs Mexican Ee 10000 lbs Mes
lbs Donskoi. 80c gold 10000 ibs combing
There continued spirited demand for sheep SKINS for
which holders receive fun prices We sales OF 3 bales
unwashed South American and $50 bales unwashed Mesza
on private terms.
WnIsKEy.-Recepts, $40 bbls. Tho demand only
moderate aud the sales small, while the market
heavy and lower The sales 200 bbs ut VI NC 92c
chiefly at SlI3c. 0lAc.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18


III ,s i. Ssds @ 81 .$;
1 to lots .oS S
50 s sSsqy T., At
tTsnsacon. Il ali grades was d,min.!Ve, and pTsss
sssas ssSs s,s .sS 60 @ ns5s:
range Of the following quotations, NO. 50 % q
s. ans s. eA s. Wilmington tar Remained dull and nominal
ses The Ss ss W"
low ps There sSS @ S % " ss % s9s s4s
Crude in bbs was dull and Guy
uS | Rgss'
% e asa n PFC &
quiet and heavy prices casss The
rssr .S ,s sod D Fer sr
23c nett 1000 do for April at 24hc and 1000 do for do
cut meats 5S. and erces
sg yss s' : s,2
sss:?s t. ai gEss; 'ss fs a:s
= o MeS Mes
50 s IS r,i ss % mss. q @ % 4 .S: s as Ssl
steady in value The demand only for small lots Sales
ha. SG s n S l @ ebs. ss
Western Beet II erces was quiet @ and the sales
a. sas aaai ne range s @
for dry aa Sr psSsd ssSSdes ssm &C. c for M psed sl dol
d5 for ier picked bellies quiet @ but sGssa whoui
Long clear la.s, fe; hog. We're in
Western which closed l2s4c for prime steam offer.
ae SE delivery bes G o Nay a
@ and $50 a. ffs Agn& & & s latter e1 s 'sFs fs .ss
The for OS ns wss IN Of The
mand and small offerings While the other qualities were very
ss
s wss SG s Sr s hs%s nn. We
mi state half rslI tubs sig to extra Sac. ass
sss psai4s s asc Soc ss.h eo%ss Rai
is ps9 s Ss usa I o we:sn I sa o
RicsThe demand for carolina was light ba. prices were
to ps
s' ss ds sss as
Sss t. $ siS: hss.
manded at The sloso Sc ss FOR fair % good refining
and Ike. 1lhc tor extra c. We Quote
Cuba Inferior 10 common refining re. as3sc; fair
9c. prime to choice grocery Sc. agc cenrifusa hogs
heads and boxes, Sc l0bc; molasses hogsheads
boxe: 7e ssse melado g. e e Hsyana- "a Dutch
do is to To- &c lOsc; do 10 to ls lie Ike do,
Porto Rico refining grades 8hc pc Porto ico grocery
grades, csc lUac. Brazil, Dutch standard, Nos to l
&c. gac.
SERps-Linced moderate request and quite steady
value there sold B400 bags and 200 pockets nj
g. To- gold duty paid, sixty days time. Clover duh
unchanged, closing l2c. lac. Timothy quoted
ats
activity oeiug but little demand and heard no
Gales There change to note in prices which were
quite steady the following quotations
b2bc 55c Maamoros b29c. Soc, ana Vera Cruz. SOC.
o b5c., gold Buenos Ayres 1lac 52kc Payta, 47jsc
6nc Curaco, 56c, and Cape 56sc currency. Deer-on-
duras, $780, Vera Cruz, 39c. Central American trimmed,
4lc do trimmed, Sac; sisal &c., and Fara, So.
36c, gold
sTEARIsr-The demand was light and only for small
ols but holders generally hrm Prime hhds. aud
uerces, quoted at lJc. u l3Isc
SALT-The market Tor Liverpool was toleraby active,
and prices steady and firm at last quotations.
owing 10 the small arrivals and the moderate stock.
ToBAooo.There but little activity In the market for
Kentucky, the demand being light from all classes OF buyers
Prices unchanged however. Saes 100 hhds. vt 6c
ajoc seedlcaf steady aud firm, with moderate de-
and sales being 100 Pennsylvsna at &c., 50
1869 crop Connecticut At 6sc 65c, and 100 vari
sales OF 200 bales at from s6c. TO soc
Ii1ofG Grade Eyeur,, o1cs
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
FINANCIAL iND COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, |
FRIDAY, March 17-6 l.. NJ. !
On 'Change to-day wheat was firm but almost
inactive. The cotton market was heavy and at the
close became weak and declined.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF
specle from the port OF New York Tor the week end
ing March H. 1871, was $3,o49,s35.
THE NEW LOAN
The street, and more particularly the Gold Room,
was full of rumoIs to-day that the Secretary OF the
Treasury had made some important negotiation by
which the success OF the new loan would be almost
assured. Nothing definite was disclosed as to the
matter by those who share the secret but probably
our Washington dispatches this evening Will throw
much or mystery. The name Of the R0thschilds Is
mentioned In connection with what Is going on,
whence 1t is inferred that the great European
bankers have done something more than simply
accept foreign agency for the loan. Additional
subscriptions to the extent OF $2.260 900 were re-
ported to-day, making the total amount subscribed
for 80 fur about SIS, 100000.
GOLD wEAK-111H 111n,
These mysterious mutterings led to u stampede to
sell gold, and the price, which had ruled steady
most of the forenoon at 111n 1l1K, suddenly fell
to 111h, the downward movement being accele-
rated by q sharp rise In the London quotation for
hve-twentes Of 1862, which advanced to 0234 927s
Subsequently it was announced that the French gov
ernment had authorized new loan OF 2500, 600, 600
francs in three per cent rentes and the fear OF COM
petition from this source likely to arise in the Lon
don market occasoned q reaction III gold to lllH.
The course or the market Is shown In the tablet
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

BRAGG WANTS TO BE Observation-Disclosures
BraxtOn Bragg 1t is said, has brought suit against
Ipe United states y Tssc9yep hls Louisiana panta-