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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
Trn Embellishments.

Persistent Advertising in tn" right medium
brings business.
L'ODD EOi; SAI.E.--,u cords of dIN hard " nnd
w feet l"ug. II the smith place. ia Waterford
Apply I" :. j. HASTINGS. ra--umI'-I". Vt. SUI
I'O WHOM IT MAY CONCEEN.-ill debts
l dm. H. must IL. paid "rr 81 before, oct ~ Ia
AitrI this dat" shall sell all goods fnr cash
b ~ GEO ALDIIrII Il 60.
a y and after Ort"l"r l0rh shall sell goods ful
- CASH nT ready pay only
HARVEY y HASKELL.
II .I"hnShuIN. oct : Ia. II.4J
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

y. l. B,,i-t h"Icc grade includes nothing hui
>tallied 100 100 lbs Bullocks Extra and first
quality includes the best, large fat Second
and third quality includes oxen ana two and three
Years old Steers
>h"-i Extra includes C"~~rts and when those
OF inferior quality are thrown ont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
South Kirby.

On the evening "f Sept. 10. about
twenty Young friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur -. FnrSaiIh met at their house
to celebrate the fifth anniversary of
their marriage. called Il ''w"odcn we'd
ding" Quite Il number of presents
were received hv the happy couple
some of them valuable. and others val
liable only 10y reason of the mrrrimrnt
they pr"durcd. Among the latter WIS
Il milking stool of unique workmanship.
Il boot jack. etc. \ supper WIS served.
and the evening passed off mcilily.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

\ BAEN SHOW. The exhibition of
babies WAS Il chief attraction ut the
Barton fair last week. Notwith.tand-
ing the rain twenty is fine looking
babies as ever need compete for prizes
have been on exhibition had the day
been more suitable. Several of the
original committee were not present.
and those selected to take their places
could not or did not wish To expose
themselves t" the dangers which would
surround them, should they decide
that amy one at the twemtN-SiN compct-
it"rs was not worthy of the first pre-
MUM. The committee declared that
they were unable to decide on the rel
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

.In>cph Mead. Il French hoy. Was hc
fore Justice Howard on Friday. and
fined - and costs. amounting in all {"
- to. for breaking glass in he window,
of {. :. IIadlcy'> paint >h"p"n Railroad
street. The trial of this hoy led /" the
discovery of others. and another court
i to hr held Saturday. Boys VIII"
break windows. steal fruit. etc.. better
take warning.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

The "rhrr day Tho Boston .Iuu-
nal of Commerce took Il turn III the
fashionable newspaper "crHptli"n OF
pl,'hiu- int" Poland. Il Ia" particular
ail"uti"u :" The ''-.I"-lIu" and L. ~rm,.
malc'> nests ia tie. T. =. statutes ~ r,-
I>rd hl P"ldud'- committee. t" which
Poland Replied. au>NrIiu. ih, remarks
in Irt"rcuc" t" The statutes in detail.
and dr~mr~~lu. the ''gI9 Law" hu>iu,.>,
briefly. rrmathiu-. II hI,.. aid. aud /
>IN again. that lin. law docs NOT have
ANY application rn 81 effect upon pos
ccuri"m~ t"t lIhcl. lhr journal Re
Joins At great length. USING capital let
ter and all that. hu, oiih"ur pI,niuciu.
!art "r arguments. Now. l"l:ud'~ IN
guWrI1~ have been printed Repeatedly
Without hclI% Iu-WrI"d at all. and the
Organs =" ON having about tn, ''"l.
IaW. AMI some p"lrlril ,"lNcuri"u~
'.sru have t"l"Vrd win The same, rrlL.
81 which pure tJ!h rhcIc l. =" much
that i'.i>"uIu" stands Il" >uII OF chance
'a iur premises. I:ut Ihrl,~ 4 deal at
>nrIrr III tIu,r ana Circumstance. The.
-" law" has Is Vet done ne u,.u ~Ii.t.
pei ANY ir,rm. Let H. bear thai il
mind. Poland ~tN~ ii never can dn
them any haIm. When tie. tact proves
h1~ nnld uIitIir. thrl.. viii lee an up-
p"ruuiiN i"I H. all IL tIlk with ~nr!lr
show "t SANITY about ..l"i,ud'- -.
law. II ",i>i"L H">t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
Legal


Our readers probably remember the
suit of II. II. Chamberlain \ Co. of
Wnrcc>rrI. Mass. against llolatiu Ran
kin of DanNillr. tried at the June tcIm
l-73. of Caledonia County court. in
which il WAS claimed that Rankin had
dciraudrd the plilS. in the sale of 5000
or 5000 pounds of wool. the tlcccc> he
inc stuffed with tagl"rk>. manure.
stones. &c. ON the tIial. the plaintiffs
recovered Il verdict of 300 and costs.
hut were dissatisfied with the verdict.
They claimed that they were entitled
to $1,000. and that the small verdict Was
the result of improper manipulation "l
iur\mcm and witnesses 10y Rankin. On
petition of the plil>. the supreme court
has iu>t set aside the Vcldict. and grant
ed Il new trial.
\ new trial was also granted t" David
Niles. who WAS tried and convicted "f
rape at the last June term of our court,
Exceptions were taken to the ruling "i
of the court at the trial. and although
Niles WIS convicted 10y the jury, he WAS
not sentenced. and has lain i'll jail here
since.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

. pussy >>''''. WI. Moore has
""'' Il good business since he has had
p"SS"SSi"n. and would have done we'll
had he remained.
MIR. II. Underwood of st. Johns
bury. S"wcd II quarts of peas from fin.
product OF which he sold SIS worth. and
has tire" bushels nt dry peas left. AL
lowing S3 per hu>lrl for what i l.ft
ana adding 30 cents premium which h,.
got on peek of them. the value of fine
crop is 80 81
The following corrections in the
premium list are made:
Tw" Years old steers ummnkcn.
l.. :. Freeman. pa
Bed quilt. Mrs. j. G.. Sargent. 50
Peck peas. II. Underwood. 30
BcctS. M
A letter from Chickrring X Sons.
Boston. dated Sept. 81. SAYS: I'VE
have had no one in our employ hv the
name of ID. &. Sauh. RI. To our kmnvI-
edge. nor Io we rrmrmhcr any tuner of
that namr.'- Samh"rn has been in this
Vicinity tuning pianos. ciaimin" to have
come from Chickcring \ Sons.
MIR. Eugene Burr claims that the
'dIc'ioHidH did him injustice. last week
III mentioning his name under the head
al criminal. He SAY he has never had
Il trial. and that the law considers Il
man innocent until hr is proved guilty.
We have no desire To east rcploarh up
on Nh. Burr, and trust that at his trial
he will prove himself innocent of
charges made against him.
The American Board of Commits
>i"mrr> f"I Foreign Missions is hnldn"
lis annual meeting at Rutland th, pres
rut week. There is Il l;lgc attendance.
and The meetings are of great interest.
quite number from this place alr in
attcmdancc. We understand that Rev.
Cyrus llamhllu. the missionary. will
\i>it lh> place after the meeting closes
,t Ru,I,ud
Nv ''''' NV '''' pau
''''''N ''' S'' !" ''''i''"' TIA" " WIS Il
week ago. Through his agent. Nil
l'crchrr h;d made two lecture engage
MEETS. one ,t Er:ittI,hnr, and o,,,. al
Brandon. and at th, last moment he
trl,.,,rlnhrd that he cnuIL moi fiji Them
p,ouI, tnm. ,,,inus u,,iS of ,L,..st.,t,.
L.,d .,I,,.,,, r,.,,.I,,.L
him, i, t,I,. if v.s Lr,,,u rl,.,t L,. o.,> t,,
di,,nrni,,t then, I;r,,L,,'s r>,us,. !,
th,. IiL,.' >uits .,,,.,iust .l'iIru,, and \I,uI
.
h''l''> y. Jones. 4 '"I"i'" man.
WI" las acted - porter at the -. Johns
""'> House l"i i week "l IN" past hI'
I"' '-"'"'"n ''N' Ht'''''HN evenings NJ
h"\ ia" '|'>" "l MS early "'PAli"i'
MIS- Il '''>'lh'''I-'"''''l"" '"'N''h h''''
an" Ia'"'"lh ''ll'l'"''' III Nhl'h inc
porter ">>'''''" the E'''''"'"' '''" '''''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

at1N" merits of the babies. and 81 com
PROMISED ihs 'nattcr hy awarding I"
each IN equal premium of SI.OO. The
founding left at Mir. Days door. some
time since, WAS present. and was rs
as pretty and bright il child aS those
that had parents. Two children that
were born ON tia" same day George
Francis Jewell of Barton. aud Jane
Knapp of Glover. We're present. -lIon
HOr.
HNDErAEK. JAIL DELIVERY. Last
Saturday night. Geo. q. Mctcalf and
licmam +. Foot. broke Jail ut HYDE
park. and at last accounts had not been
rrcapturcd. Mrtcalf belongs to HYDE
park. is aged about thirty-livc. medium
size. red face and sandy hair. and was
III laIl. on Il charge of stealing. in Jan
uarN last. seven hundred and fifty
dollars. which WIS imtrrlStcd to him. as
stage driver and express carrier. Foot
Is about twenty -four. with light com
plc\I"n. and WAS confined on charge of
burning his own buildings in johnson.
i'll July last.
SUDDEN DEATH. J. l.. Stevens.
i'i'" W 'iS l''lIl' tlt'd'I III HIS iIlll Ill III
early hour ON Tuesday last. al his res
ldcnce in E"p>Ilam. He had been all
In% Tor Il few days. but as their WIS no
alarming symptoms the news of his
death WAS Il great shock to his relatives
and friends. Mr.. Stevens WAS about
a Years of age. and he Wa> one of the
prominent citizens of Tup>ham fur
many Years. OpjHi"n
Suicide At NTINGTnN. Arnold
sherman. of Huntington. committed
suicide on Monday afternoon. 10y cut
ing his throat from ear tn ear with Il
razor. He had been sick for several
years and suffered much pain. Taking
advantage al the trmpoi3lN Ih>,IIcc ui
his family. he committed the rash deed.
first diNc>tiu% himself of all hi s.inthin"
except his pants. When i"l;ud. he W:l~
lying on the floor razor III hand. Mn
Sherman WAS about >iNtl live years "t
are Free Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
A Good Cow.

The .IrI>rN COW shown 10y Nh. II"rlc,
Flown "t " atrit"ri At "ur late fan h;,,
the follow me rrc"Id: Came, IT. the tlr>I
IF April. Made the til~1 Wcrh in sep
rrmhcr. ten and Il quarter. pounds "i
butter. Amount at milk given. IL HIS
Amount "t cream. !ul HIS. MILK met
>urrd ~ quarts. Feed. clover al night,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
,.,ti"InII~ Meetings.


-..... ..u Meetings in hall Of Gale
.. I:,,. l.. j.. Ta>k"r. supply ,
..r.u.,.- at lo..:l \. NJ. and $50 T.. NJ.
- -. ..,J %, l..un VI.
...,u -,l;..,. u. +. Miller. Pastor.
.... ....td Of summer STREET. >Ihhlth
- 1000 \. Vi. and -:.iu T.. VI. sab
- ...' 90 l-..uu VI
,us,lI.-tI;rv.C ha~ VI S"ulh.atr.
th.rth -rrN ices al lu-.n \. NJ and
~,hulih ~clt""l at u T.. VI.
,u r.u-tErv. +. I. Fairbanks
~lhIth ~rrNicr~ at 1850 y VI.
1000 I sabbath SEXUAL ~ l4.uu VI
. H..Ilu-~ al each Church Wrdu,~-
...u ..- % 30.
.. Nt--rlU I>iyrE~ NLI>r.-Nfcv. L..
..r Ha-r.r' sabbath ,.rrvicr~ at
~4u,Iih :,chn"l ~ I2.I1 T.. VI.
-.. .Inhn>burN iih"n;rum.
.r. ,rI>r E"uN. Oprn tr"m \ NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

..UIND WI~I.
go \. NJ. Monday excepted
..uu g.. NJ
,HfN,. iN~T.
- M.
..u, g. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
Sheffield.

Noah l.. Folsom of Sheffield. met with
IN accident last Friday, which resulted
III the crushing of both bones of one of
his LEGS. near the ankle. He WAS driv-
Ing Il horse which became frightened
and kicked over the croSS-har of the
thlI>. Mr. Folsom jumped from the
wagon. and in his attempt t" lihrratc
the horse. got under him as he fell, and
had his leg badly broken Nomitor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

The meeting OF the people ut Cam
bridge To decide the pir>tiull of render
in" town aid Ia flt- construction OF the
Burlington and i.umolilr Railroad took
place nn Saturday. II WIS largely al
tended. and the subject WAS warmly
dI~cu>~r'. pr" and con. 10y the citizens
at the town. from tw" t" live p. III.
There WIS Il strong interest manifested
To render the necessary aid. bur in
some other method than hV bonding.
After discussion. the motion To dismiss
the article Ia render town aid 10y Cam
bridge WIS Withdrawn. ON the >uggr>-
ZION that more time WIS needed frr
consideration and in favor of an adj
inuIum,.Il of the meeting to Saturday
next at 10 n'cl"rk Il. IN.
The ritilrIiS of Cambridge evidently
desire the road. bat seem Ia have uu
plan of their own for rendering the aid
necessary to secure it. and they seem
unwilling" Ia follow the plan adopted
hl other towns. II they should finally
decline. of course the other towns
that have acted. expecting the cooper
alton of Cambridge. will he likely to
look elsewhere for aid. and for another
route and other Legislation To secure
the desired connection with the La
mobile Valley Railroad. But it is best
t"i them to wait. before any other ac-
tlun. the results "t the meeting next
Saturday.
There seems to he no possible prospect
that Cambridge will raise the $20.Om
asked of her. 10y individual SuIScrip-
tion>. That plan has been tried 80 fan
H. la show that it must he Il failure. II
has been suggested that the people OF
Cambridge hesitate to cooperate. he
cause they think they will have the
road whether they render the aid oI
not hut We can hardly think this OF
the richest town on the line. and the
one. too. t" he most hrmciittcd by the
road. Free Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
Assault at Barton Fair.

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
Base Ball

Base Ball.
The second match game of Base Ball,
between the Academies of this place
and the Athletics of NorriSville. WAS
PLAYED on the grounds of the latter
club last Saturday. The former were
The second nine of the Academies ais"
beat the second nine of the Athletics.
on the same grounds and same day. 10y
"A score of 81 to 81.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
WOOD FOR SALE.

1000 cords dry wood IL inch = feet and feet long
Lot OF chunks for Fire, ~nnr stoves. all shielded il
good shape. and is a nice lot. Please call and SCI
lie brt"I" clu>n, trade for y"Ur vocal Is | cII
maxi the pilc, satisfactory.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

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Ia" tlIIl ct John L. I'hln. IN the
Htl2nd County Court. ion the muldrl
"i MS. Irr>". vas '"n'l"dcd GA Sat
Hrdal. with Il verdict of guilty IN the
Il>t degree.
he i">t"n sewers ar" hem" tapped
pretty extensively Ion pipes I" run T."
the caves al the h"II>''> I" carry OH tn"
ram water. ANA :; l'">t"iI pliN stefan en-
phallraIl\ protests against III" plan. a.
being one 10y which tine cliluNla from
the sewers Will he disseminated over
the city.
Boston rates :hr lecture of Rev w
II. II. Murray in the Bay State c"'m~c
on Thursday evening. one of his best
and he particularly pleased strict rrlig-
inu< people 10y uttcIimg nothing unnr-
thndux or of questionable uiorrict,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

ETINA SANHOEN'S ESTATE.
! STATE ~ VENOM. CALEHoNIA DISTRICT
In Ir"hItr Court. holden at thu. lr"hir, Otr,' in
81. .I"lu-hurN. the nth dil of Sept. \. l.
l-si.
Luther {. Matthews executor ut The, last " Ill
and Testament ui lruIn: NanhurII. late ct II Johns
bury. III -d district deceased. mIh,-- application
To- said Court tI ic,r>, l." sell all Of the real
tate "t SAID deceased representing that said SALE
III Real Estate would he beneficial L. th" heirs and
all Interested III said estate, and convert thu
into Mud SAID executor has
brought into Court the consent and appreciation
ia writing Of all the heirs said -tat" residing III
this STATE.
Wh'T-upun. il IL ordered hN SAID Court that said
application come under consideration .tHd l.r heard
"n the 2ith day of oct \. H. la Al the Probate
Oiic IN said St .I"ln~hurN and II l. further ordered
that all persons Interested h" notified hereof hS
Publication "t notice 81 said Application and order
thereon three weeks -uCCS~IN"lN III ih"' il"d"niIn
printed AT ST I"hn-huTN before said tm appointed
f"T hearing. that they may APPEAR At said time
Ind place. and. il they ciu~'' object th"r"t"
~ th,. tuuIt. Attest.
HE\EN FEE\tI II, REGISTER.
\ true COPY ot Record. Attest.
ll-IJ HENRY FRENCH REGISTER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
.IuIn>burN iihcn:,un.

..I. ,rI>t Room Dpru from \. NJ
t..,m . 80. and ir"m t" = | : =. Vi.
~ ". IIiNl EE. Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

he Prescott livery stable has
changed hands again. Hugh Moore hay
nag sold ont To Truman Trcscntt vbo.
again has possession. Mr. Moore has
don" good business since he has had
p"SNrS>I"n. and would have done well
had he remained.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

.U.dI,rh hl>im" NirhlraW from
..t,-.. bis friends will favor the
."H nl Mn. Knight IL" Lieut..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

Mr.. II. Underwood of ST. J,I,,s-
"''rN' S"W"d ~ quarts of peas from the.
product of which he sold SIS worth. and
has three" bushels of dry peas left. AL
lowing S3 per huShrl for What i lcft
ana adding % cents premium which Inc.
got on peek of them. the value of fin,
crop is so -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

"'I ~"u "t T.. .. Fincl. while
... ouch ~"mr y mna>tic~ on Mon
'.. " such - way H. t" cut his
.'"Hl "!'r hind in two with his
' permanent injury is lntici-
"''"i'ut~ seem to run in this
Ih. father lost an eve some
Loo 'nd about month ago he
''' -m'~hrd IN the scale shops.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09

In" AdventistS hold meetings =
i",''"h "f tn" i'm" At the school honse
II" Paddock village. Last Sabbath FL
"'' Hhattuck of Great FALL. hartizc,i
'"''r persons III the Pas>uml~ic river
making sixteen immel>i ons H. III.
"h"ich this SEASON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-09
Caution to Boys.

81. Jnhn>hurl. oct. Il. Isl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-15
THE CaEET&

COURT in GENERAL TERM.
To-day, Fitch sgt. Dunn, argued by Messrs
Bundy and Taggart-
CRIMINAL COURT-Ju3ge Humphreys.
To day, Charles Jonee, bur 2iary and larceny
at the residence of VIM. Smith, was found
guilty and sentenced TO seven years in the Al
bsny penitentiary. Same party, burglary and
larceny at the residence OF Joseph Ross; fDun1
guilty and sentenced to three years Mt ALBANY
making ten years in all. Thomas Reynolds and
Jesse NelGon, robbery, were found guilty.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud9s Humphreys.
o.Gay, ChaTron agt. GOlding; ordsr for
return of papers. Whitney agt. BARLEY and
Casey; order setting aside previous order.
POLICE COURT-JDIge Shell.
To-day, james Burnley, assault and battery on
Pat Connolly, pleaded guilty, ard was fined S5
Cornelius Williams, assault and battery on En-
ma Williams: Officer Cunningham caught him
beating her with heavy oak club; $50 and
costs. Albert Carter, assault and battery on
jeremiah Haggerty; So and costs Pat Riley,
Indecent exposure; s.. james t. Brady, boy
vagTaDt, ives semitic the reform school. Linds-
ley jackson, boy vagrant, was sent down.
DEM 2 Long forfeited collateral Tor cursiny
john Martin forfeited collateral. Anthony
Digs, an idle and suspicious character, was
sent TO the chain gang. Francis Foster, throw
ing stones in the street; So John Buchler, as
sault and battery on peanut vender; s.. o Ear
Taverner, assault and battery on Americus
Blackman; $40 and costs. Thomas Bowie, as
sault and battery on Thos. Mason, s. and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-15
Inc MaHkefS.

BALTIMORE, Oct7ber l5-virg,nia sizes, pe.lers,
+, slrgnias consolidated s2h; West virsInias, 8
BALTlMoRE, October 15-Cotton easier and
Qulet-iow miG dliBg., AssGl4A. Flour quiet and
n changed. Wheat frm-NO. amber western, !. IS;
NO DO 2; fair to prime do, Is; Ne. red
90, l5 Rejected, 10; red ar, land, llsal S3 do
aIhs. r. lsz9l.3: DO white, .I59i 80. Corn ntt-
whne sNutlern, 0@l Is; yellow southern, 95@9s;
Rl1ed western, Offer At 90 without buy-rs. Oats
nTm and unchanged: BE quiet and unchanged
hay quit and weak-lSG2J Provisions dull and
wear Mes pors nominal-22 SOB 90. Bulk
demand; she uldArs, 9; clear rib sides 1851 ola s1gsr
cnrtd hams, l4@l5. Gsrd-dall and nominaI; efined
- western butter firm and In good dem and, 3sG1y7
Oohet unchanged Petroleum uaminal, So Whisky
lover ssi.s of round lots at 03. Sugar il fair de-
mald at 1l@lll4
NEW YoRE. october Is.-The bids for gold at he
oo "a to-day aggregated s2O62 90 at from
Nav YoRK, October l5.-stecks active Money,
!za. Gold, 10. Elk haDge, long, +541l; short, ASS
'Ss err enfr &c tive ana stro ng
hrner.
LogDoN, October Is, 1880 D. m-The rate of dis
count of he BaUk of ENGLAND was to-day hNei at
per cent. The rate for money at the stock ex-
Char &c on government 8. curities is 2 per csat
BoDcs of 1865 old, 1O81@; new iVes, lO3a, ex.
corpon. Erie. 2515; preferred, A.
LONDON, Ccto Der Is p. n.-Erie, 25'fG26
times.
LONDON. October IA, $50 p. m The blllion in
the rast week. The proportion OF anK reserve TO
liability " hitch last eek was ST. per cent is now
S5A Paris dispatches quote rentes at 81 francs IS
LONDON, October Is, 430 p. m.-The amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank of England on balance
to Jay lie 10000 Erie, 2tn.
Fraucr has decreased So, OOo francs during the
pss week. Rentes 81 frspcs V12 cenrimas.