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and men Ills Hair Nl-1r sometimes produces lost
ll.r. and alvay- restores O. faded aud gray hlir
JOEL uatura. c.lu-. IT'D the gloss and FRESHNESS o-
Youth. Tho cuuuarlt- vu.y Jew bald ana -rat
heads tilt now see. are those " lu have not 60
o -sIre-gi tho " rtue- IT,. AYERS HAM hiGoR .Qr
renew M che il.- The fresh and youthful hair We
see ou Older lca4- often the product e, Ills art
son lro s1-l-e-. NY made OLD. austerc and u-y-
Hr rav ha.r r,.-.r. rs youthful color. and Wit %
vuur feature O. their original -.tuess and greco
tle expires. ol-
As au ELEGANT dress ny Ter bl-ut .y l- Gle Hair.
t al superior
PREP AIRED
job. + q. AVER a co.. LOWELL MASS
Practical and Aullvt ca. Chemists.
and -iit all around -le world
NuF l--WalWGl-tlw
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RurLAND-A Rutland maid, with We'd
ding garments all prepared, also a hotel
keeper, barber and numerous kind-hearted
friends. mourn the sudden disappearance OF
n CAV deceiyer. who has been spending
several weeks in that town ostensibly to sell
patent hat-rack Of a diminutiye-dou0le-
extra-reyolying pocket style, but really. as
it proves. to sell the people and an estlmable
and unsuspecting Young lady.
4 new and substantial freight depot Is to
be bailt near the site ofthe old village hall
Rutland was not represented IN the mus
ter ofrhe First Regiment, at Essex JUNCTION,
thecompany there having been practically
disbauded some time ago Captain hut
comb resigned. and a there was no election
To fiji bis place. when the time for the mus
Ter came there was no one with authority 10
arrange for the attendance Of the company
The Hrad learns. however, that steps
have been taken as will lead 10 the reorgan-
ization of the company, with a full list OF
competent officers, and confidently expect,
that the next time 1t i called out 1t Will
make no discreiitable appearance.
The HsraH says that the rowdles wno
committed such gross outrages on the tram
from bennington. over the Harlem Exten-
sion on saturday night, were not members
of any FIRE company.
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sPRTNGLEsS
TRUSS and SUPPORTER!
mr.. c. W. HOTCHkIN.

WHO Is A PRACTICAL TRUSS MAKER
Having devoted many years OF ~ nc - s-
maxim and perfecting Of trusses suited 20 e'eiS
variety Of Hernia, may be consulted as iolloNs
Plattsburgh Cumberland House Sept; IL H. L a ''
n',iir-tnn ". Van Ness House, Sept T. II ~
- Aibans. American House, sept 20 y q =;
S ~ \. Y, Champlain House. sept ..
Anv who are suffering with Hernia; n any y, iqI l.
shou ~ s,I esses are always dangerous To-day
Ieel n -a,,hle NAV be easily controlled but next
W Ts they may beyond human aid I Rsrnn
let HI ~ poetor IN the morning DAh
a M1TT I'll Post Office address Is Box o. Aiooh'
n. Y. c,-.,1,, and read testimonials.
ssnu s'AHP Aug 22-v4t &i-d Sept 10
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CssAuisr.-So much has been said about
presidsn, Grants Caslrism. how he re
s5mllc- tee great julius, etc, that some
vae gives TIE following information about
that noble Roman
Ju'ia- Caar-an ancient Roman Of
celebrity. lie advertised TO the effect that
he had rather De first at Rome than second
in small village. lie was man Of great
muscular strength. Upon one occasion he
threw 40 army across the Rubicon. y gen
era. named P0mpey met him in what was
called the tented field. but Pompey
couldn't hold a Roman candle to Julius.
We arc assured upon the authority OF Pat
rick uenr, that Cesar had his Brutus.
The unbiased reader of history, however,
viii conclude that. on the contrary, Brutus
rather lad Cesar. This Brutus never
struck me as an unpleasant man u meet,
bat be did Cesar After addressing few
oral remarks % BruJu- IN the Latin Ian
g1agc. Caesar expired. His subsequen;
career is without interest.
Cesar was bald, which Grant Is not, and
wore aurel ly-brush 10 conceal the bill
liard BAH which ho called head.
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uAnEsH ACADEMY.
pAVRF Ut

). S SPAULDING, L. L. D., PRINCIPAL
A. II. KIMBALL. A. B.. Assistant
IT is the design 70 furnish Young Men and I.adies
Il the most ample and thorough culture in freuar
alton for College OF Business. The Fhilo-oublral
and Chemical Apparatus Is extensive Board. in
GLIDING rootn- washing and ironing from e. IN H.
Si-o1 per week Fall Term begins August n fS--
July lowed. sat&w5w
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EssEN CENTRE. VERMONT.
A. D. WHITNEY. \. B., PRINCIPAL.
Fall Term to Commence August 9th, ls-a.
rINi0R0UGH Instruction " ID be given .n En-I-sh
L .ani Classical studies, and in vocal and lnstrt-
mental Music The extensive Phii0sauh' ell and
Chemical Apparatus OF the InsJitntou Will bel added
10, as the needs % the school require Belr1- in-
ending room. fuel. lights and wash.n- Ia the
elegant and commadi0gs Boarding Housl recently
erected, $50 per week. Rooms Joy sel.-bolrdiu-
provided.
For furshsr Information apply 90 tAe Principal
July 25-w5w
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srNHET "a BEATTI

Irthe-s IS one wish deare- than s- -..-
hes-- d.. rIr1rr. e IS tho res-a HH
wonderful rsuutar. ion u tI.J. ". LAIl.l.>
OF Youth 81 vsrl justly ce-t
u-oviu- and hea1cl-y ing the skin.
the best O. .e- rraul-l-. |u 10 the rr-
passed o.. emf rely laru-es material -r
immediate effects are o. render the SIN
creamy white. lt WIZ l-tar iHW
make c 81 70. smooth and nelu----. e
in h.e1l she's and d .--.- H-l1.H1s-
This delightful toilet preul-l-
vc-a b. tested hv the Board u- Health
Civ ur. Louis slvres. a-rc- ca-a---
iu- tie ana isis made hg. che Board. r-.-
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saeu advertisements.
~ u ? II 8 Rim e"

The Great Dlscovery L.5 ..-
800 - I-Telr9tl-In Neuralgia op,,
pins Strains stif joints, swellin .l - crease
Rnnions Catarrh. &C, &c-, &c- II 49, in every
Dul19r 80 ser the toilet 10 Is a luxury On -
s;5.i nov testify % is sTea5
ialn5!y' IN Prire per bottle y cts MI bi--'
HOYT, Prop'r, 2.3 Greenwich d. ~
a Luz
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GREAT IsIFBoyEsIExr
v oudcrful ~ucces4 Acruluu'i
PERFECTION
IL THE NEW
American Sewing Machine /.

AcAroUled-od by honest rivals. and lrE all
familiar With other mach ras o. ue Use GREAT
FINAL TRIUMPH % American genius Tie most
DURABLE and PERFECT L0CE-srITCu SHUTTLE vs-
CHINE ever made. L =ht ruunIu-. simple. el-| iy
learned sELf-THIEAulNG except eye OF che us-l t.
VIEW AND IMPROVED sELF IuELarlT. llrl.C.
never m IN stitches. f3Hsian perfect. ana
regulated without breaking thread cr removing
work; doing crrrH raristu oi work n the tre- posse
be manner. Two zes. 40 D and No. % f.r D. t-l is
and Manufacturer Use-Try them. S.lr on
monthly talmcuts. hy
EDWARD DEWEY. 20 Avon ST.. Boston,
General Agent for Sew ENGLAND States.
- Active and reliable Agents wanted 9. alr
and sell the above machines. in ali The priuy ra
cities ana towns To- New England. NJ machine
cons -ue4- June ---Trfm
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BISHOP soULE's LINIMEN1

Is a positive cure for Sciatica. rheumatism Men
raleia Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords lame
Back, Sprains, sc. Prom two 10 six large bottles
will cure eases given up by physicians The only
csrfain cure for Sciasics. Large bottles 81 70;
small bottles = cts Sold by all druggists.
tl-WeowIV
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THE NEW FAMILY MACHINE

The ECOR is simpler, better made and more
-hly finished than any other machine ee"s
everything. and j. always ready no change ~ t-l-
sion required in sewing from light % heavy work
Agents Wanted get the latest and best. send ~
circular THE ECOR 81 WING MACHINE Coz
CSC Broadway, New York. Au- -l-TllaV-
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AYERS HAIR VGOR,

Advancing year
sickness care, dlsaI-
utmeut and herel-
ltarv urciispositiou.
al- ruru the ua-r gray .
T tler them dlspas-
Is 10 o. fall % prema-
turely, and either e.
feet IS uusi-hty and
unpleasant O. behold
.Dr. Ayers c1usum
mate sklll has pro-
tucel al aut.dote tor
these deiuuuitie-
which has won graf
ruIe iar HIM from
mulrtu1es o. women
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sPEEN CTEE1D 3. I. Y. sNs. CO.,
oF MASS
Cash Assets ........... SI.2OO. 900
QUEEN INsVRsNCE COMPANY
og ENGLAND
Cash A>set~--GoIG $4,000. Gee
LORILLARD INSURANCE 90.
or NEW VoEE.
MANHATTAN FIRE rHe. CO..
OF SEW Yo.E.
LAMAR INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW T0BH.
WELLIA7IsB'G CITY FINS. co,
OF NEW YORK.
GERMAN INSURANCE CO.
OF FEM.
HUMBOLDT gSsEEf8Ns CD.
OF JERSEY CITY
NORTH MISSOURI rs. GO.
OF ST. LOUIS.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ms. CO.
OF MEMPHIS.
NAERsG4EsETTT.G Y. ms. GO.
OF Providence
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO..
OF PROVIDENCE.
ALEMAENIA FIRE FS~. 60,
or CLEVELAND
Fir. and N1r'uc Insurance PLACED .r 1tt Poe
above mined Campau. 40 Tho lowest current fi.-
From Uu- iNu- and tAreus STE experience .H i'if
bus ness aud ODD a-cHlut of tte unusual anl uu'ui-
passed facilities We possess, W i'e- Alee-- l-'..
We can furnish Fire and Marine Insurance lN
BETTER COMPANIES AND oN HETlfE ltH'i~ ana iu D
more sArI>FACIuEY MAyNEI. tilu any oiIi.r Agency
in Vermont or this vicinity. We N-- atltu-
promptly o. All business entrusted "a Nli 0aIe'
whether app 'cat.ou is made personally % Nt mas
and entire satisfaction IS guaranteed -n -4i cases
NJ cfar-e is ever made for policy gee ~ -liNt1
An experienced surveyor IS employed ." Hihhe
nlans and surveys 10 mills without extra c.ilI-e
sired
=. & Il. =. WIRES.
Wires Insurance bu5lliu--
abb rnI.| .I. &
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The earnings for month Of March were s. i4.'5l
sufficient 10 operate the road and pay the interest
on all outstanding bonds.
Three hundred and ffty-ei-hi miles OF this road
are completed and fully equipped. The consol dated
Bonds are issued al the rate Of S4i Ju per mile Tor
the purpose 81 making single debt, completing
branches. and supplying equipment o. meet the
rapidly-ncrcasing business sl61loon have been
sold. and we offer q limited number at 30 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST N CURRENCY.
The ST. Louis Board o. Trade recently passed
series OF resolutions expressing the opinion THAT
THIS WILL EECoME ONE OF TIE BEST PAYING LINES
LEAufxG OUT 0F ST. LOUIS" c0n-ratul4ting the
stockholders on the &c HONORABLE AND ABLE Man
AGElEvr oF THE PROPERTY expressing the hellei
that THE SECURITY OFFERED BY TEE CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE BONDS TO THE AMOUNT OF S-lul0 PElt
MILE Is GOOD. AND RECOMMENDING THEN
WITHOUT HESITATION As An INVESTMENT
To CAPITALISTS BOTH AT H0gE AND ABROAD
We uuhes.tatin-iy recommend these Bonds as an
uueXccptiouahle Railway Security.
Full particulars furnished upon app i-cltnn' h4
WINSLOyV y WILSON.
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roRKING CLASS Male or Female So
w week guaranteed. Respectable enpio llels
At home day or evening no capital required ~.
instructions and valuable package o. g0ods " -
yrirb sent tree hv mail Address with ceut retlln
stamp, NJ Young & CO., l73 6reenW CT ST. 'e'
l.
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xTFD--Au men wishing % make money
w ~ send for pamphlet containing instruct ,
g. winch everybody should have. .. G. ilLlO-''
g. q. ,, - p. Auz 5-Td6WiW
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THE mAsKINs SIACHISE CON-

FrrrHuuRs. MASS, Manuiac-
-reTs az VERTICAL AND
HORIZONTAL STEAM IN
ZINES. OUR COMBINED IN
GiNFS AND BOILERS ~.-
made ia quantities and 10 L,
standard gauges, so that an
narts are interchangeable Can
H. mn with greater safety anu
less expense than any other en- en-
me Manufactured. Sizes rom
10 - horsepower. NarerooIns,
No. 46 Cortlandt ST., NY. seni
for eircular.-Aug l9-Td&wi2w
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sfinanrial.
THE
Consolidated First Mortgage
Bonds
OF THE-
ST. LOUIS a
South Eastern Railway Co.
CONSOLIDATED,
of Illinois. Indiana, Kentucky. nm"
Tennessee.
hnanrial.
30 YEAR PER CENT, WITH SINKING FUND
OF p PER CENT. OF GROSS EARNINGS.

Principal AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD IL
NEW YORK. IxrEREsr SYSTEMATICALLY. FEBRuARl
AND AUGUST.
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Rev. Theodore A Hopkins oficiated at
ST. Paul's Church, Nergennes, on August
10th. and preached in the morning an elo-
ouent sermon defending the Book OF
Genesis agains: the aspersions ofthe geoiog-
ists.-Dr Edsln. rector Of the 81. james
Episcopal Church. at Lowell, Mass, ceie-
brated his eightieth birthday on Sunday last
He has been rector of the parish for nearly
ffrv years.-rhe veStry % -. Luxe +
Church. Germantown, Pa, las EXTENDED q
call 10 Rev. William r. Huntingdon, D.
D.. of Worcester, Mas, To become the
rector Of the parish
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Rev. Mr.. May has been engaged to sup
ply the church at St. Johnsbury Centre
The funeral Of the Rev DR.. Richard ;
Storrs took place in Braintree, Mass, on
Friday last. Professor Park Of And0yer,
preached the sermon. The services were
impressive and BETTING the memory OF the
venerable clergyman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

in the money market the, rate for call loans was
gold and 6i and interest alternately, until about
half past Q when demand set in, late borrow
ers paying rs much as Lac and interest with that
bid at the close in exceptional instances 1-G fiat
is said to have been paid. Mercantile paper is IN
rather better inquiry, some prime grades going as
low as to per cent.
The Government bond market has been very strong
and active if not indeed buoyant with liberal de-
mand 10 supply home investments. The market IS
swept bare of the leading issues which are in re-
quest for the European market and large orders can
be filled only with difficulty 1868 sold NJ TO 1lS,
and "Andys" TO No. sales and bid 1868 sold at l6s
Yesterday ll6l being bid at the noon call to-day.
At the final board sharp advance TO 117s
was noted under the sudden development
of an extensive short interest which strove to cover
to-day. The scarcity of floating bonds of this issue
can be inferred when it is known that purchases OF
only about S5OOO carried up the price II per cent
higher ruling Of this issue is improbable nnder
the circumstances. The market closed strong
the basis of 1l7lG1ls for 1868 Fisk ~ Hatch re-
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LITERARY NOTkS

George P. Philes proposes 10 reprint 1.-The
Loot Arts: or, a History of Many Memorable Things
rs, which were i'm Use Among the Anoients and Ac
.cunt of Many Excellent Things Found Now in Use
Among the Moderns 10y Paneir0llus Mr.. Philes Will
sad a biographical list OF works on the lost arts
Sheldon & Company announce n new story
ey Justin Mccarthy, called Fair Saxon" This story
o. said Cted with care and the char
setere presented 10 be more fee than his last novel,
Lady Judith," which met with great success. The
same publishers viii also Issue promising volume by
William H. Bliss, called Paradise in the Pacific or,
Travels, Adventure. aud Fact in the Sandwich Islands
Nessrs. G. Z. Putnam'S Sons viii commence
Immediately. in with Messrs Collins Co. Of
Glasgow the publication of two important series OF
enghy prepared from the most recent materials by we'll
hnown writers and which are planned 90 supply IN com
pact and economical shape the instruction and tniora-
ton that must now be sought IN large and expensive
works.
Roberts Brothers have in preparation new
Juvenile book by Mrs. L. NJ Moulton which will he pub
bsbed early in the ensuing season The little volume Is
entitled Bedtime Stories and is intended for the
mysterious when the freight shines on waiting
pillows, aud the little folk are warming thelr smai
Tired toes and implOring mamma for another romance
IL rs 10 BE- Illustrated with dainty designs nv MISS leu
ward and the stories win Doubtless show the arch humor
and racefu hnish which mark the productions VI tHo
writer.
Some enterprising London publishers have
seized bodily on Dr. j. g. Hollands new story OF "Ar
thur BopnicastIe" before completion in "Seribuer.
and reproduced il for the benefit OF English noveread
err who are tired Of the OF ephemeral notions
of PaternOster-rOW. 10 appears AT
least lu Two English periodicals. reprinted IN cana
dIau Journal aud - announced by LONDON punusue.
preparing IN thrce-volume EDITION Inc Ieno ~. b
"IGtters' OF MI Timothy T'cOmb are also 70 De
republished IN sampson Lows cheap edition OF Amen
can hooks
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TUESDAY. March 2j-P. NJ.

The stock speculation after the reaction OF yeser
day afternoon, opened steadily, and continued
until after the First Board, when n buying move
ment was developed under the same influences
which affected prices yesterday and thenceforward
a slight. but general improvement was remarked,
with notable upward reaction in Pacific Mail,
which constituted the chief feature of the day. The
ways of this stock are Jay Gouldy, or, in other
words past finding out. 1t will be noticed that
there was also sharp rally in Atlantic and Pacific
Preferred from 2G to 30i, stock which is somewhat
identified with the fortunes Of the President
of the Pacific Mail Company. Panama,
which belongs in the same group, was
also quite active at 1l5. a ll6l01l6. NewYork Cen
trail proved feature. and after settling back TO
1O1. at the opening stiiened up to 1927 the per
sistency of the report that Mr. Banker has placed
the G2.OOO 900 sterling loan in London. Harlem in
the mean time moved at 1861 l3sl0l37. Western
Union got up as high as So, but could MT stand tho
pressure of the continued stories of opposition
lines and went off One-haf per cent. Lake
Shore was quiet and about steady in the vicinity OF
93, Erie developed weakness in the afternoon, and
went down TO 64s. in consonance with the general
reaction which set in at about 2:45 y. under the
sudden development of active money. Union Pa
cfc was strong, and perhaps the advance had some
thing to do with the reported suit OF the Govern
ment against Credit Mobilier. c. c. and ]. G.
went up to 4Oi the efforts of the friends
Of the stock to support it against
forged privileges Boston, Hartford and Erie shone
very dmly at the close, and it's brief candle was
within three points of extingushment. OF the rest
of the list there is little to add. The miscellaneous
shares dull, while of the coal stocks Consol-
idation went up TO 81. The expresses without
sale The general market closed quiet. The open
ing, highest lowest, and closing prices of stocks
were ~ follows.
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900. . D y sss.nl % . st .os.a, ss.,,,...

eo@,e :. % ~ ,s1SgfAJ~ /" " e%5"sH n Al s2,7s..
PBlrnEas ..y Sr~ with good Ipquy,,A. .upvl, Ma.
eRiiXTtss !. NOR. iDqgary fot Wheat re demand .s,,,,
s9 "a Il, pss. ~ ssr w INK 9 y,s. or %
Wsaer higher bat gae ,b~ AZ. u "a t ss
ssos s5 fs s''s - . SIS 'ss' T. T. ,s,
western for White niehga, % Cor While is,4 g E
s,Sog and nj ar I'd S' S.a ;s Of .a% ss. No. s
sry s.; y s. s'' s %; '' ~. T q; % 200 s,. 81
stronger far demand r the he aIss az AZ
bush Ses 6h's Nrs t'.g ,s"A. ,n5 .. ~
SiIed aaI!Gsoe .od o .eoa, 2. Sc, Ebs a, De sss
sraer, especially News tn. ss PIessy the ceaasS . .
active for export owing DE advance ~ ilgets he ar. 3 ~
65ic for Old saost, Western WHIT at C)qe9e Western Y
G6i dG7c for New; sou,hen White At BE- Jersey yellow 49,
GUESIBs- An qas, bu, s@ :, - Tor Dsa..a, c.
l3laEc Tor spot dehEs. and iye or The asre Cseu. s ~
GUsSo-Ther, :, tsir obbiug demand for P.r,,,,
pnces quoted at 40 for Guan-pe CbnehA ial 90 b w
H0EsTbs marsetfs Dry Hides bA. bees very quiet darn, -
so S ds@.d ws S as o both sIso .p .s,. 's,
TOE and the markets. Sra keoP Tor ih Nees have ben b "a
GAS Hides ard 2o bales follow" zao9 Bo.s A.
JGbG sAs["oGe mo re. fo eg s. gs hl1s Nina,
1903 Frabcseo per H.ory Chagncey, from Gav,
I Nv oa s c Geo c rom 'f S 81 SSs 90
sl1 from savannah perGen B,e' 3ls ss,sus
sOmey 70 from savannah, San Jacno l5l ron s, CO..
% ports rs e1' rom 81 s.S e, ~! s "ss ss
1908 Dry Enhe Rios 70 2c go selected DRY B,.,
Avres Il ~ al 1c god seeceIi 30 Dry Bueaos Ayre sol. b
a1 at 2Je, gold they 800 Dry RIO Graole 1 70. %
gold selected 200 Dry Rio Grande KIs part ar 10 r
Zoc gold seeeied 100 Dry Centrs American 20 b. pTi eu,
800 Dry California lZUt3 No. At private terms; 200 DIR Namo
zl124 Il private terms; 0o0 Dr. saed hsimoro' n ~ A. pr
terms, Dry henab, a 625 TO- At pnva terms Dr. H
Hps san D. terms ~ Dry TeTas tbsn % an ~.
2ld2J 10 part 2lc currency tbeY 100 Dry e.,
tpa arryel. gl7 n. private 80 Wet Aae
a. on private terms 600 Wet Sailed Demersra 80 TO- On p1s
terms; Sailed Texas. 5o060 TO- w.,
Sstd City Slaughter Ok rs 10 2e Currency 400 Coost M
Western 80 No. private terms. bales Calcutta Gov 10 a.
vas terms The band Is III go haes and I1i ba ~.
year HlOQ hides and 40 bas follows; ssol b.,
BuenOs Sc; % 800 Dry M0neyeo 6c 500 DIR Crs
Bogota Sayana 90 Dry
600 Dry Sailed and Soutben Dry Aneas M
bales Calcutta Bofalo. $40 bales Cscnta We
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PRElGllTS Berth hs. ony limited dem-nd
being plenty have been veil sustained Vessels for charter have
been moderate request ani he market weak The eaglgmu to-
day To Liverpool by 1000 boxes Bacon iO 30 hhdh
Tsos JOS 100 bbs Pork s. add IS Green Hides at SIS
10 Londou by sail $40 bhs Flour 3D. To BmsB 600 boxes
i0S The uomins rites Liverpool by
7d7lj The charters British bark 81
HAVE Hamburg with general lump
Italian bAr hence LeEsn with 10000 Refined Petroleum
private Italian brig hence Palermo. with qOO Ne
bned do Of Slc aud 40 grsa Gsresn bng Of 100 b0is ca
p hruoc to the Continent With Naval Stores ADJ
Italian h Of about Csd With sot ps
slaves a $50
FRuirS-e Dej has quiet,
with prices steady nearly all kd active nor,mesi sud
better prices ocke for when inland peygaon sales have ben
made Of Ia boIss Layer Rasa obhn lots a. 90 49, go eois
Loo- MuAl co. 200 hall boxes Nalrncs al 'le ~
casks Turkish Prun. 20 bb Cufab 0oic; and 30
bags Brsnl Nuts &c Dates quoted q, And Coa At Be-
Alnonls dull and unchanged
RERrIZERS-We pleased to general and active
the Leading popaar exemptions. pces
tanned We note sales Of Potash salts 1000 70. a, t0n
Cirota GnIupd Phosphsie s5Dsis Listers Ground Bone
sp9 l5 Lodi IoPhosphsie s'"d 80 Pare GrOend aN bent
$3.50 Bone Black and Dry, a2o0f2; BssFh Raw Bone
Phosphate $50 ss9J Poad sl59s1o Rough Bones s!Ses@
Crude Fish GuanO. IN bbls, SleGS2,
FAX1be demsud has been FAIR The aarse u ad sales Of
sta,e spI Cssssa 39lse Western ai6 and sseHE To-
Golny., and 6svn Tow, Oh'o aud state al 3iasic Y n.
ybbD-Tbe deespd oeJ bmted svJ The Hshs1 s'sdy' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

The gold speculation was the antipodes Of yester-
day. the price opening at ll5! aud advancing to 49,.
Aside from speculative considerations the rise
was stimulated by the advance in foreign exchange
of per cent The rates paid for carrying were to
per cent the latter being the final rate The Lon
don market, which yesterday seemed to weaken
gold. had no apparent influence to-day, though
United States bonds were strong at an Improvement
on yesterdays figures. The export clearances OF do
nestle producefor the week ending to-day amounted
TO S5,9G0,0i7. The Assistant Treasurer paid ont
$1,000 in called bonds and $4,000 in coin interest.
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows Gold cleared, S40,35SO0O; Gold bal
ances 277 $50; currency balances, $l5 2S5 The