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Haven and New York, and with VI. Mass. Railro,l
for Drattleboro, and with New London Northern Ka.
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RETURNING-Leaye South Vernon at 90 AM and
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for Keene, Bellows Pals, TitchburR, Boston, &c.
Trains also leave So. Vernon for Keene at IS 4 ~
and arrive in Keene In season to connect with The
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Rutland, Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal and
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on nighttr between Springfield and Montreal
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UORSEand CARRIAGE MARK Ell
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. May Il, 1874

NEwYoRK. Thursday. May IL, 1874.
Trade in the various departments OF the
horse market continues active the principal feature to
non being the demand for the class OF pleasure horses
which is best suited be driven before carts and
Victorlas and the vehicles in vogue. Fine shape
STYLE and nigh knee-acon the qualities principally
sought for in these animals which not required to
be over 1873 or &c hands high Tue supply being very
limited. they command frequently higher prices than
the largest coach horses aud sales recently effected
ranged from 1850 to s. per pair and from $500 to
81 G0 per head la the market for work horses, supply
and demand continue evenly balanced, AMI there is no
duOtable change in values.
Regular semi weekly sales of horses, carriages, har
ness ana general horse equipments, Friday the 10Th
inst al tbs following auction marts:
By Mr. Arch. Johnston, in Ihrtcenthst, near Unlyer
sity-place.
By Mcssrs Van Tasscll ( Kcarney. in East Thirteenth
e.. near FOurtl-Iyc.
Both sales begin at II q.
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THURSDAY, May l4-P. ".

lHtKsDA1, MAY III. VI.
The stock market continues to droOp until the
standing Joke in the street is that the bear operators
are in n fair way to kill the goose that lays the
golden egg" Yet the jokers may be mistaken in
their views. The market is in that condition when
nobody except the manipulators, who hold large
lines of stock reasonably guess how prices
are likely to go. These heavy operators
can, within moderate bounds. control the upward
or downward movement of prices and it therefore
behooves outside operators to beware and that class
seem to be very well aware of that fact. So they
stand aloof and leave the market TO the sharpersr
who play against each other, and make what they
may by the process. In regard to the stock market
to-day there is nothing new to say To-day il
like yesterday, dull and dismal The report
of yesterdays proceedings was sufficient to weaken
the market to-day and to cause quite a decline in
the leading shares i'll the early trade, Union Pacific
being used as a hammer 10 batter down the markets
but Lake Shore refused to succumb and by its OBJ
stinate iirmness succeeded in rallyng the market
INTO something ike strength. The general tone OF
speculation at the close was steady The opening,
highest lowest, and closing prices OF active stocks
sold to-day were as follows:
ourmrs lIgssst L,ve'. Co.9s'
y Y Central sud Ilpson.... ON oIR We vtt
hhs''''''''................. JS2 ga SVh
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The bids for stocks at the close were:

The London markets come quiet and steady for
securities and easy for money, three months DIS
counts being quoted at 1916 per cent or SIC below
the Bank of England rate, which continues IN.
changed at per cent. The Bank lost in bullion
during the week 10000 and gained to-day f72YCOO.
Foreign exchange was dull aud nominal The gold
market also quiet, and the price up
to noon stood 1T 1l2s. Here the price
dropped down to Il, and then rallied to 1l2. tho
lberaty of the bids for the Treasury gold, but tho
preponderance of the days business at ll2s The
rates paid to have balances carried 9 r. l. %!
and per cent. There were 16 bids for the Treasury
gold, aggregatng Sji65,OOO, at lll63 to 1l210. Tho
award was made at 1l2.0i to ll20, detailed as fol
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The Adams Express Company will pay the usuaI
quarterly dividend of 81 per share June l.
The Philadelphia stock market is active; Penn
sylvauia Skies, no.. Philadelphia aud Enc kali
road 15i; Reading Railroad, So. Pennsylvania KALI
road, 49i; gold, ll2s.
The following securities were sold of auction yes
teriay: .s.,
$1,000 70 r.vecoudL aal Gndst Ferry Railroad couTa" q.
M, nIss mois,se vi No. 49, ''"O' lOa4lllA
ZSo SHARES sim Ss.oss r, n., rs
N sha. Chc,go Nebraska Railroad Compsny oV,
90 shares Iowa Land COMPANY
.bar,. IioN
so5 600 Mobile Tunk Railroad hrst mortgage
cent
River Bank.
sare, Exchange Fire Insurance pahy,.A.V
20 Yoakss Fire Insurance e"mpSJ VIZ
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excellent introduction to more EXTENDED course OF his
torv An accurate index which in book OF reference
o this kind is half the battle, completes Its utility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15

Epidemic Decisions, by FREDERIC R. MARVIN,
d. a. X. Butts Cob is the title OF popular essay
illustrating the influence OF general laws in the prev
alence OF moral and criminal epdemcs. the fact OF
certain forms OF vice and crime selling on many persons
at the same time. Among tho remarkable instances OF
epidemic excitement referred to by the author are tho
Catholic pllgrimages to Lourdes aud ParayleMonia In
which many thousands of people rush 10 the shrnes,
with torches and banners pray for the regeneration OF
France. The most efficient means for inc prevention OF
epidemic decisions found by Dr. Marvin IN the app-
cation of sound moral and hygenic principles.
healthy publIc sentiment too enlightened for supersti
ton and too bracing for mental nfatuaon, affords the
true remedy Under the influence OF sound science,
epidemic decisions will become impossible Tho essay
shows certain freedom and even bodness OF thought
but its prevailing tone is that OF muscular strength,
rather than OF nice determination.
Ar;odus F7orentina, by JoHN RUsKIN u.
Wiley & son) Mr. Ruskin's later writings are more in
,aresng ma Illustrations OF his peculiar individu
atty than n. oxposons OF the principles OF art This
ia n n remarkable degree the case with the present
volume which consists Of three lectures out OF six ind
Gated on the title page discussing the art ana method OF
engraving on wood and metal They we're delivered t0
class OF four enthusiastic young Rusklnites at Oxford
and at the opening OF the first lecture the
author ouite Enthusiastically apologies for the small
number in attendance. al neither reproach myself In
this - savs he nor II could, would reproach the
students who are not here. do not reproach myself
for it was impossible for to attend properly to the
schools and 10 write the grammar for them at the same
time and do not blame the absent students for not
attending a school from which shave generally been
absent myself" "None OF my Writings ne continues
care done fueny; the second volume ofModern Paint
ers was all of IL written wice-most of IT, four times
over; and these lectures have been written don't
know how many times. You may think that this was
done merely in an authors vanity not in tutors care
To the vanity plead guty,-no man Is more intensely
vain than am; but my vanity Is set on having It
known of me that I good MASTER not in having 1t
said of me that am smooth author My vanity Is
never more wounded than in being called fine writer,
meaning-tbat nobody need mind what say" The
lectures which treat of the definition Of the art OF
craving Of its relation to other arts in ForeEce and Of
the technics of wood engraving abound with instructive
suggestions and historical details Of curious interest.
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0fdcner5.

GERMAN LADY, n successful and eXDe-
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENr-lOa OCLoCk
AND IL. O'CLOCK A. NJ.
ua ?. 1891 Re0terei u s 520 Registered 1867 o
,on llJ3l Loco.
+ Copnon US5 - Coupon, 1857
" cnn o. ANAL 1cOlo l.ODO...............12Ol4
800 Registered 1864 =, 4oo,V ''i
I,00O.... ...,...llos o. o SouP'n' 4' ia ,oolo
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New pub!iratlons.

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WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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JIAIPERS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JUNE. 1874.

CoYTEHTs
OUR NEAREST yEIGHBoR: MEXICO. By the Rev. Bishop
Haven p y.
With Seventeen Illustrations
TOO LATB
A NATURALIST IN THE HEART OF AFRICA-tsecond PsPer)
With Nine Illustrations.
TIE PRISONER
COLLECTING sALMos sPAws IN MAINE By Charles G. At.
KYMPnIDIA; THE COURT or PARRY b. Michael Drayon
wish Ten Illustrations
THE LIVING LINZ BY the Author Of The Dodge Cub Inc
American Baron &c.
CHAPTER Kill Resesion-xLII. The Tra'-xLIH Sir Lionel
and his "Keeper."-xLiy. Lady Dadld.hs Decson-XLV
Lady Dualeigh is shown 70 her Room.
Three Illustrations
JosEPH RODMAN DRAKE BY Jane, Grant Wilson.
viii Portrait
THE JEWS AND THEIR PROSECUTORS By Eugene Lawrence
MILDRED ~ SEARCH or HUSBAND.
ARMY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sper By General George b.
NJ le.la.
REGULATIONS or An OLD STAGER.
MY MOTHER AND b. the Aaiho Of John Halifax Genilemin
wi;h Three nlastratous
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Aca treating Of Pns; and
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diugton
very interesting accompanied portrait Joseph ROD
Drake. author Of Tie CuUni Fay" and The American
Tag is contributed By JANE. Grant vi .son.
General Geog Cesn continues his series Of paper.
Organization craving especial attention Prusn
Corps tTOu which the Of Europe
oru.ted.
agene Lawrence Tho Jews ard th PersecEto pas eo.
qaeri tbs wonderful PeODe I- reces tic thrilling story Of
,he.r prosecutions
The chapter Of gossip furnished he Reocous Of en- Oh
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tales short stories contributed BY Kate Hill
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Of Alfred II. Louis nd Rose Terry Cooke
Easy political Charles
the waguear problem The LITERARY, Scehse Historical
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lows
La Z Rates 4 Co
Martin 4 Rnnro,.

The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called
bonds and S225OO in coin interest. The days BUSH
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was "a follows
Gold cleared Sis $4,000; gold balances s2,596,4o7;
currency balances, S2,9lO's1 The following we're
the quotations:
lO;OOll2ls 1890 .ll2's l:0O..l'2is 2:3o..ll2'e
lO;3Ollgls l2:O0..ll2 l:aO....liZs j:DO.... ll-is
lI:OO..ll2ls l2:3O~..ll2ls A.oO.....ll2ls @ll-.
The days business at the U. ). Sub-Ireasary COM
prised:
Cyd recelpts, 1923 go IS Currency avm $500 $50 y
oiI -tSl2 - Currency 20 } $40 -
Cod balance 81 f367O3 70 Cusos..,.. 4EoVVv w
Curre
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SALES FROM p o CLOCK P. NJ. To CLOSE o

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENr-2 O'CLOCK P. VI.
$ is. Coupon 1881 $500 Z 5 o.. Currency 80,
1000. ....... ....12llA 2O,OO0......... no =
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sing rates Of foreign exchange:

The money market has been literally supplied
with loanable funds and call loans were doing at
3ai per cent prime business paper selling at 5toT
At one time to-day money lent on call as low as ono
per cent.
Government tbonds were dull, and in tone steady
firm Wo anney fine latest nuOtatlOns;
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