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Twcnty.Seyen Persons Drowned.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.
\ special dispatch from Grand Rapids,
Mich, says II report is current there that
while a party Of people were skating on
the river at Burr Oak, on the Michigan
Southern.railroad, ono person broke through
the ice and the rest of the party, twenty
seven or twenty-eight in number, going to
the lrescue, all broke through and were
drowned. The report lacks confirmation.
No particulars are gwen.
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EO-Day's Globe.

First PAoE--A full report of the dis
cussion at the last meeting of the Brandon
Farmers Club.
SECOND PAGE. - Editorial Brevties (;
Editorials "a Learned Financier ""Thc
Majority -; Foreign Letter-London Cat
tie Show Portland wife Murder Murder
at Birthday Party Starving to Death !;
Miscellaneous reading.
THIRD PAGE.-Dashes Vermont Saw
ings Banks Locals Latest Telegraph ;
Markets.
FOURTH PAGE-New England Farmers
Club-Address of Hon. Daniel Nccdham !;
American Dairymens Association.
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HYDEvILLE. -Bomoseen Grange, No. 40,
of the patrons of husbandry, located at
Hydeville, having received its charter and
instructions from the National Grsngc is
now ready for work If the charter mem
bers, who were not at the institution of the
grange, will present themselves on Tues
day evening, January 90, they will he put
in possession Of the secret work as rapidly
as possible.
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No PardOns just Now.

ALBANY, Jan IL.
There are many applications to Gov Dix
for pardons, but it has been the rule Of the
executive for some years past not to con-
slider them during the session of tho legis-
lature. OF course exceptions are made in
cases of extreme illness, but 1t is only a
waste of time to prepare applications at
present
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-19
Vermont Railroad Complications.

BosToN, Jan, II.
A st. Adams special dispatch says COM
promise has been effected between the
president of the Central Vermont and the
Vermont and Canada railroads in regard to
their financial difficulties. The terms laid
before the directors of the latter company
embrace the sale of the Vermont and Can
ada railroad to the Central Vermont for
$4,000, 900, payable in twenty years, Sc
cured by first mortgage in trust at twenty
per cent.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-19

PATENTS, The following patents have
recently been granted Vermonters
On umbrella to Langdon Sawyer, Spring
field.
A patent has been re-issued on device
for shearing sheep to A ] Fullam, Spring
field.
Trade mark on Anlinc Dyes to Wells,
Richardson & Co., Burlington,
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The New Jersey Southern Railroad.

NEw YORK, Jan Il.
Gen Stockton, receiver of the New .Ier-
sey Southern railroad, will meet the strik-
ers to-day at Manchester. The men are
willing to work if they receive reliable as
surance that their salaries will be promptly
paid, and that the back salary due them
will be squared at some time in the future
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HEAVY GRAIN SHIPMENTS There is at
present an unprecedented quantity of Yves
tern and Canada -four and grain being
shipped over the Vermont Central road to
Boston. Many days the number of cars
run as high as one hundred. Most of this
grain is for'foreign export, and before the
recent change of guage on the Grand Trunk
road was sent via Rutland. The contents
of each car is inspected at st Adams by an
officer of the L S Customs.
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The Texas Middle.

AUSTIN, Jan. II.
This evening posse of Travis rifles
marched from the state armory, each mem
Der telling his acquaintance that Mayor
Wheeler had been arrested by radical ne
grocs, numbering from forty to two hun
dred. The long roll was beaten and a call
made fer rcinforccments to rescue the may
or. The mayor arrived, having been re-
leased by Gov. Davis, who stated to Shci-
iff Zmplcman that the arrest was without
authority and should be promptly corrected
Much feeling was aroused, but nothing Of a
serious nature occurred.
The Davis colored guards, numbering
about forty, passed into the basement of
the capitol without hindrance
Coy. Davis and Assistant Adiutant Gen
cral Zlmpleman agreed to-day upon an
armisticc for twenty-four hours, There is
to be nothing offensive by either party I'M
til the expiration Of that time
LATER.
All the troops on both sides have dis
4 Al o;,,;n
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BURLINGTON SILVER MINING COMPANY. --
AT the annual meeting Of the Burlington
Silver Mining Compan, held in that city on
the 10Th inst, the following directors were
chosen for the ensuing year.
Henry LOOMS, George W Beckwith,
+ w Peck, Jed p Clark, f G Kennedy,
w b Rockwell, ii g LOOMS
Henry LOOMS was elected president and
G W Woodhouse, treasurer
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VERGENNEs,-Wm Wright was tried be-
fore jury last week, and found guilty of
eighty offences for selling liquor. The fine
in his case at $50 for each offence amounts
to 81 900, probably the largest penalty
ever imposed in this State under the pro-
hbitory law,
A young man named Lebnuf was also
fined $40 and costs for vending the "ard-
ont "
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CORNWALL. There were raised in Corn
wall about twelve thousand bushels of
onions the past season. The average price
at the depot has been SOC. About 10000
bushels have been shipped to Boston, Fitch
burgh, Mass, Manchester, N. H., Prov-
dence, r. l., and various points. Some
two thousand bushels have been sold out in
the surrounding towns.
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Fire.
WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. II.

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. II.
The box shop and saw mill of Hill &
Metcalf, and the sash and blind shop Of NJ
Comstock, at West Upton, were burned
yesterday. Hill Il Metcalf lose 5000; in
sured $1,000 Comstock had no insurance
but saved his machinery.
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Obituary.
ALEXANDRIA,, '

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. II.
Rev. VIM. Sparrow, d. d dean of the
faculty of the Episcopal seminary near
this city for the past three years, died sud
denly in the First National bank of this
city this morning in the seventy-thrd year
of his age. He was one of the best divines
of the Episcopal church.
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BosToN, Jan II.
A fire on fremont street, this afternoon,
completely Quilted two old buildings, be-
longing to Burnham heirs. and occupied by
S S Houghton, dry goods dealer, and for
Office and lodging rooms. Houghton's loss
is $15, 900 and the damage to the buildings
$1,000, Insured.
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PRATT-In Rutland, January II, Horace b..
Pratt, aged "a years and months.
Funeral at the house OF +. n. Pratt, No. 8,
Forest street, Tuesday, January 20, at 1880 p. m,
JoHNSoN-In Castleton, January a. Lyman
Johnson, Esq, aged ~ years.
THURSlON-ln Alstead, N, H., December 20,
Samuel Thurston, aged 0s years, 4 months and
days.
HATCH--In Woodstock, December 20, Alvin
Hatch, aged " years, formerly OF Perkinsyille.
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NATIONAL BANK OF DERBY LINE.
President, Austin 7 Foster; Cashier
William S Foster; Directors. A T Foster,
Lucius Robinson, Horace ID Holmes, Por-
ter llinman, William $ Foster.
Dividend, 6 per cent, semi-aunually.
Capital. $4,000. Surplus fund and profit
on 18th day of January, 50,GO0.74
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s S p. m.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England increasing cloudness
and rising temperature will prevail, fol-
lowed by falling barometer and threatening
weather
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WORKINGS KILLED.
NEWSPAPERS SUSPENDED.
Drowned.

New HAVEN, Ct, Jan. 10.
Roger Sherman Whiting, son of Prof.
w. d. Whiting of Yale College, while
skating on Saturday afternoon, broke
through the ice and was drowned, His
body was recovered
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-19

Chappod hands, face, rough skin, pmplcs
ring worm, salt-rheum and other cutaneous II.
fections cured, and the skin made soft and
by Caswel, Hazard & Co., New York. Be GER
tain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are
are worthless. dec2ldNwIw
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Franklin's Anniversary.

BosToN. Jan. 10.
The birthday of Franklin was appropri-
ately celebrated last night by a banquet
given by the Franklin Typographical Soci-
ETY.. Three hundred ladies and gentlemen
were present.
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Workingmen Send the InternatiOnaists
Adriit.

CHICAGO, Jan. II.
At q secret meeting of the workingmen's
association of this city it was resolved to
sever all connection with the International
lists, and that hereafter the two organiza-
tons shall have nothing in common.
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Back Pay Condemned.

ToHEKA, Kansas, Jan. IS.
The state senate have passed resolution
condemning the back pay bill and approx
ing its repeal by Congress.
The amendment condemning the Presl-
dent for signing the back pay bill was de
feated by 81 to 6.
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We confidently hope to see rousing
house tonight as the entertainment is one
witnessed but once in a lifetime in Rutland
and should not be allowed to pass by with
out due appreciation.
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DISCHARGED.

CINCINNATI, Jan 10.
Police superintendent Kierstel has been
removed on the charge of leasing house
to gamblers and subsequently assaulting a
reporter of the paper which published the
charge. He was arrested and fined
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-19

Some people that wear good clothes for
get to pay foi them. Such man is II. r.
Utley, He owes Allen & Drew, 81 Mcr-
chants Row. Pay up or you will find your
name in print.
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Chicago University.

NEW YORK, Jan II.
A dispatch from Chicago says ex-senator
Doolittle has accepted temporarily the pres
idency of Chicago university, vice, DR.. ].
c. Burroughs, resigned.
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Safe.
PoRTLAND, Me, Jan. II.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. II.
The boy l4arlin, who was lost on Lake
Sebago in the late storm, wandered across
to Standish, SIX miles distant and found
shelter, after being out sixteen hours.
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Meetings, Amusemcnts, etc.

TONIGHT.
Killington Lodge No. 20, l. o. o. F., at Odd
fellows Hall, Globe block, at 1880 o'clock.
At West Rutland, Temperance Meeting at the
School House Hall.
TUESDAY, 20TH
AT Brandon, lecture by Rev. w. II. II. Murray.
subject, "My Creed"
o'clock.
At East Poultney, Col. Charles II. Joyce's leo
ture.
The Manifestations meet at 1880 p. M
Regular Concave OF Klllington Commandry
OF knights Templar at 1880 p. m.
AT Hydevile, regular meeting OF Bomosaen
Grange, No. 45.
WEDNESDAY. 2isT.
At the opera House, Lanniers Dramatic
Troupe.
Annual meeting OF the Rutland County Agrl-
cultural Society, at Town Hall, at one O'Clock
D. m.
THURSDAY, 22D.
Clam chowder and social dance OF Washing
ton Engine Company No. and Klllington
Steamer Company No. 3, at Town Hall.
AT Castlet0n, social dance at Bomoseen
House.
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Desperate Suicide.

BALTIMORE, Jan. II.
Policeman Robert Ray suicided to-day,
cutting his throat from ear TO ear and then
shooting himself In the head.
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Ak Factory Burned.

CoHoEs, n. y, Jan. IS.
The AK and Edge Tool manufacturing
works, was totally burned yesterday. Loss
100000 insurance $4,000.
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Rcpentant Cashier.

LOWELL, Mass, Jan. Is.
Buttrick, cashier of the Wamesit Bank,
has refunded S22 ,000 the entire amount of
his dedication.
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From New York.
NOPE RoBBERiEs.
NEW YoRK, Il.

NEW YoRK, Ian, Il;
Another gang Of masked robbers has
been discovered Several robberics have
been recently committed in East New
York, and residents of that section have
been on the lookout for the thieves. Last
night they pounccd upon Hcrbcr; Manluff
and Stephen johnson, alias Smith, both
colorcd, in the act Of robbing a grocery
store, and arrested them. Manlun becom-
ing frightened made a statement to the Of
fccrs that he was one of a gang of blacks
and whites of both sexes, whose hcadquar-
tiers are in Sullivan street. New York, and
who visit the suburbs masked and commit
burglaries \ portion fthe gang meet at
house of bad reputc On this infOrma-
ton two females of the gang named Jen-
ME Williams and Anna Simons, black,
were arrested while entering house Of
prostitution. The prisoners were commit
ted
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New YoRK, Jan. Is.
The Acapulco brings the following news
from Panama, under date of January 9th
Captain Gushing, OF the Uuited States
steamer Wyoming, made an application
for the papers of the filibustering steamer
General Sherman, which were taken pos
session of by the authorities shortly before
her seizure. The government declined Civ
ing up the documents, on the ground that
the United States government had no right
to siezc the vessel in Colombian waters or
take her out Of them, and that the case
should be tried and adjudicated in Colom-
bia. The Sherman was being got ready
for sea as rapidly as possible by Captain
Gushing, who is acting under orders from
his government, and would leave Aspinwall
in few days
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New York stock ana Money MARKET.
LATEST MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
Gold opcnd at 1llh, closed at lllis.
Government bonds are strong with consider
able doing.
State bonds arc quiet with but little change.
Money loaned at g. 6GI per cent.
Stocks are active but weak, and prices tend
Ing downwards. Illinois Central quoted eX-diy.
Where blanks occur there were no bids.l
The following are the closing quotations
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ARRESTED.

New York, Jan. H.
Last evening Detectives Golden and Cor
coran arrested two gentlemanly appearing
men, named Williams and Moore, who gave
the names of II l. Mason and Edward Ed
wards, on a charge of having $4,000 in
treasury warrants, which had been burglar
ously stolen from the office of the internal
revenue department in Washington and
which they had tried to sell in this city
These warrants, to the number Of 191, were
issued for the purpose of refunding over
partment. Mason was arrested at brothel
in Thirty-first street, while Edwards was
taken at the Gilsey House.
ARRIVED.
The steamships Macedonia Elysia and
State of Virginia have arrived from Glas-
gov.
The Acapulco from Aspnwal.
CONCERT SALOONS.
Notwithstanding the order issued by
superintendent Mattsell that all the con-
cert saloons and theatres throughout the
city should be prohibited from giving their
usual Sunday performances, they were
with few exceptions, in full blast to-day,
and i'll the afternoon treated their patrons
to the usual Sunday concerts without any
interference on the part of the authorities
1t is, however, anticipated that tonight the
German and Stadt Theatres and also Ter
race Garden will be kept closed
LATER.
Up to ten o'clock p. M, at which hour
the Sunday concer. saloons generally close,
no interference on the part of the authori-
ties took place. 1t is rumored, however,
that all the proprietors will be brought be-
fore Superintendent Matsell and their cases
placed in the hands of the district attorney
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Vermont state Teachers AssOcia-
ton.
TwEHTY-rouRTH ANNUAL MEETING.

TwEHTY-rouRTH ANNUAL MEETING.
The twenty-fourth annual meeting OF the Yer
mont State Teachers Association, will be held
at st. Adams, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. January 81, 90 and 90, 1874, commence
Ing al s p. m. on Wednesday evening. The fol-
lowing Is the
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9 p m-Reports OF Executive Committee and
Treasurer.
Address, "rhe School system OF Vermont" Ed
ward Conant, Randolph.
10 n m-Dscussion, mutual Relations OF the
Schools OF the State" Rev X G. Williams,
Castleton, A II Savage, Northheld.
! 0:45 a m-Essay, "1he relations OF ElOcuton to
acomplete American Education" Miss L
Thomas, Castleton.
1880 a mAddress. Henry Clark, Rutland.
1880 p m--ElectiOn OF Officers. Discussion,
"The relation or the Academy and High
School to the College," Pres. NJ II Buck
ham, Burlington; Prof Ezra Brainard, Mid
dlebury
2H5 p m-Address. Prof Louis Pollens, Burllng-
ton.
Closing Address by the President. judah Dana,
Rutland
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From Spain,

MADRID, Jan. 10.
Gen. Dominique has been appointed tC
the command of the Central army opcrat
ing against the Carlists.
WoRKMRN KILLED.
A railway viaduct at Toquella fell yes.
terday and thirty-three workmen were
killed.
NEWSPAPERS SUSPENDED.
The publication of three more newspa
pers of this city have been suspended by
the government.
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nR. $. w. SMYTH,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

and medical specialist in all diseases OF the
EYE, EAR AND RESPIRATORY ORGANS.
Consolidating Rooms Baxter National Bank
Building.
IN. sundays, l.20 10 $50 p. m. dec ST.
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Frozen to Death.

PORTLAND, Me, Jan. II.
Car Phibrook was frozen to death last
night
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PROGRAMME :
WEDNESDAY.
$ p m-soclal gathering.

THURSDAY.
9p DIFFERENTIATION. Address, Il. A. Kinney,
st Adams.
10 m-Dlscussion, Modern School Work as
related to the development OF thought IN
the pupil" Ialsey, Burlington, A Il Lea
venworth, New Haven.
IL a m-Address II II Shaw, Manchester.
l:30 p m-AddresS, "Wonders OF Physical Geo
graphy." Rev. Franklin TuXbury, Bran
don.
2.30 m-Dlscusslon, zone Normal School for
Vermont, or Fourteen" Prof GoOu-
rich, Burlington, Prof Edward COnant, Ran.
dOph.
$3.50 p m--Address, John IL French, Ii. D., Bur-
llngton
G:3O p m-Address, "The Morals of our Public
Schools" Rev II 4 Fuller, st Johnsbury.
1880 m-AddreSs, Pres. NJ II Buckham, Burl-
ingtOn
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CnEAP TRANSFORMATIONS.

The committees on railways and water
association met Senate committee on trans
portation and the House committee on roads
and canals last evening, and communicated
the action of the association and urged the
necessity Of cheaper transportation from
all sections of the country.
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The town Of Iaviza, the centre of the
camphor gathering district on the isthmus,
has been destroyed by fire the work of an
incendlary.
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THE PAPAL QUESTION.

LONDON, Jan. 49,
The threatening article in the North Ger
man Gazette last week on the policy of
France with regard to the papal questions,
cxcites great uneasiness and indignation in
Rome and Paris.
The Opinione Rationale says that not
withstandng their recent successes, the
Prussians are still ignorant of that noble
ness which rcfrains from insulting the con-
quercd.
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THE PENSION LAWS.
THE CANDArLET BUSINESS.

Mr.. Small of New Hampshire, has Of
fered resolution in the House, instructing
the appropriation committee TO inquire in
to the number of horses and carriage,
city, what they are used for, and whether
any reduction can be made in the number
and expense. Mr.. Kellogg wanted this re-
ferrcd to his civil service committee, to
which Gen. Butler objected and the reso-
luton was not adopted.
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CPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Stcr-
- eoscopic Views, Just received, and selling
ut astonlshinsiy low prices. Call and see them
ut 4. n. MERRIAMS.
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by the Gable.
ARRIVED.

BRISTOL, Jan II.
Steamship Great Western from New
York,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. II.
steamship Spain from New York.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
LONDON, Jan. H.
The extensive flour mills at Leith were
almost totally destroyed by fire last night
The loss is estimated at G250, 900, and four
hundred hands are thrown out of employ
ment.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. May 2i.-Flour-ls dull; sales
we're made of superfine western and state at
* 50a5 IS: common TO good at Sc al 40; good to
choice at 50 45@670; white extra at s67Og7 10;
extra Ohio at So l5a7 IS; st. Louis a. 90 2o@lE
receipts 1900 barrels Rye fiour--Sales were
made at 81 s5d6 Corn meal-Sales were made
OF western at 81 4094 20. Wheat-ls heavy and
lower. receipts. 447OOO buss g. S; sales were made
No. Chicago spring at 81 45Gl A.: No. new
western at 81 AZ; No. Milwaukee at 81 4S@l 40;
uugraded Iowa and Minnesota Spring at 81 409
81. choice winter red western at 81 55@l 81;
white western at 81 IS. Rye-ls quiet; sales
were made at 81 04@l 10. Barley-Is dull. Malt
is drooping: sales were made of Canada at 81 TO-
Corn~Is lower; receipts 81 600 bushels; sales were
made of new and old mixed western and yell
low at S2a86izc. 0ats-Are unsettled; receipts,
ern at 5l@6sc; white western at 64a67c. Hay and
hops--Are unchanged. Coffee-ls dull. sugar
Ia ouiet Petro1eum-Sales were made OF
crtde ~ 5s<@6c: refined crude at l3x0lS5zc.
Turpentins-1s hrm; sales were made at SIC.
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MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.

NEW YORK, May %.
Money cloesd at 3@4 per cent, after loan
ing down to 2 per cent. .r,.-.,-,-.,.-, -
:. Sterling exchange dali at 81 s75z(d4 IS for
80 days and 81 9O14@4 81 for sight. Is
Customs receipts, s4O9,O 900. eoit .,eT
Gold opened at 1l211 and closed at 1l27s,
at which figures all sales for the day were
made. ...
Carrying rates from IL to sper cent, and
finally ~ per cent.
The assistant treasurer disbursed S26S 900.
Clearings, $40, 100000.
Governments in good demand.
State and railroad bonds strong and
higher.
Stocks displayed considerable animation,
though without special interest. The market
opened dull and heavy and prices tell off a
az per cent. Later the leading stocks i'm
proved 1z@1H per cent, and closed on real
izations At a reaction of A@Z per cent.
The sales for the day were 204 900 shares, of
which So 900 were Western Union; S,60o Pa
ciic Mail; II, 900 New York Central: 1880
Lake Shore; 1880 Union Pacific; 10000
Northwestern; 5000 Rock Island; 5000 St.
Paul; 1880 Wabash, and 5000 Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western.