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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-05

VIRGINIA.-In the clerks office Of the
Y Circuit Court Of the county Of Prince Ed
ward, On the 7ih day of November, S7i:
j. D. TORY and Christopher Tory. printers and
partners under the firm and style OF TORY Bro
tners Plaintiffs
against
NJ. v. Howell, j. Miller Raub, and George De
The object of this suit IS 10 recover Of the de-
PENDANTS, NJ. V. Howell. J. Miller Rauo. and George
eHaven the sum Of -, 944. with interest thereon
from the lot OF March, 1874, TIL paid, due 10 the
plaintiffs from the said uefeHdauts, anI 10 attach
Horses wagons, tents, aud other equipments belong
Ing 10 the defendants and usei In the great Chicago
EXPOSITION. And Is appearing by aitiyit filed that
the defendants are not residents OF ibis state, 1t Is
ordered that they appear here within one month
after que publication or this order and do what Is
necessary 10 project their Interest 10 this suit.
A copy-Tes: IL. h. HOOPER, &. &.
IRVING & MCKINNEY aud fITZGERALn pa.
~ l5-Tb4t i. ....zt... hi. ....... ...- 5..... ..
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NOTICE.-.Notce is hereby given to the
~ citizens Of the city Of Manchester that on and
after the 10th day OF August 1878, the ORDl.
NANCE relative to DOGS and GuATs will be RI
gdiy enforced. Let every citizen r tmember that
this uo.ce Is given 10 project rhem from vi la
tlOn of an amended ordinance requiring FOR every
Dog 81; for every birch. s5; ANA every goat, 81.
The m dals can be obtained from j. .. VADEN,
City Auditor In rear OF Tue market huildlug.
an 3.5t }. A, LLpSCQMBE, Chief Of Police,
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ME- TWILLED-STRIPE FICT OR la
LAWN-something new-25c. per yard worth Soc
LACE-STRIPE VICTORIA LAWN in all quail
iries;
SATIN.STRIPE VICTORIA LAWN at all prices;
STRIPED and CHECKED NAlNSUOk MUS
LlNS 1T 25c. and 30c. worth 4Oc. and oOc.
KNIGHTS CAMBRIA, 33 iuches wide, ut l0c. per
yard would he cheap at 2&c.;
LONsDALE CAMBRIA, first quality, at 62.c. per
yard worth 20c.;
WAMSUTTA co rTOS ut Sc. per yard
FRUIr-OF-THE-LOOM COTTON at l2}.c. per
yard;
NEW STYLE PLAID CALlCOES, the hand-
soonest of the seas,n. at Zoe. per yard;
CALlCQES of excellcht styles and good quality at
Ga and Exc per yard, at ,,,s,
BUCKSkIS GAUNTLET5. jy3l
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Having published Governor ALIENS views
on the finances, we give this morning those
OF his opponent--Mr, HAYES.
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The sudden rise OF grain In Montreal has
increa sed the confidence in the carrying trade,
and boats that were laying up begin 10 move.
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DEATHS.

Died, at her residence, Ia Petersburg, August 4,
1875, Mrs. kOSA SHIELDS. .s-
7 he funeral will take place this morning from The
Richmond and Petersburg depot, Byrd street, upon
the arri val of the ll.5O A. NJ. train.
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rTDECAYED TEETH.-Wc have
prepared. after consultation win some OF our
best dentists Il CARBOLIC MUUTHWASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
cAyED TEETH and DISEASED GUMS. 1t acts as
complete disiafectlnt to the odor caused by de-
,ayed teeth, and is very pleasant to the smell and
Iuste Sold in bottles; 50 cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmacists,
flo 9l9 Main street
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SUMNER RESORTS.
" MoUNrAlS-rop'"

THIS Old SUMMER RESORT, celebrated FOR It's
magnificent scenery. EXTENDED views. pYre, clear
sprlng water freestone and chaly beate) am al at
nosphere that cannot be excelled is The mountlips
of Virginia. will be oUenId for the recention or
guests ON THURSDAY MOKSlSG,JU 18th. by
thu undersigned.
The hotel is situated the top of tie Blue Ridge,
Augusta county. seventeen miles east OF stanton.
The table VIII DE supplied WIN vegetables isesh
from the hotel garden. 4 he kitchen and dining
room VIII be under the charge OF one OF the best
caterers I'm Virginia. shall keep my own cows and
thus give my boarders flesh butt and milk ]
propose 10 set the best table IN the mountains this
season. ....... ,.. 49,.
TERMS: S2 per day. 1880 per week. or 1915
per month"; Hslf-prics Tor children and servants.
Satisfactory arrangements eau De made by Jaat-
lies for one more mouths. 49,
70 nv friends, acd,,antances, and the public
generally l say come 10 ''MoUSTAIN,IoP."
Until Thursday, call on Or address me At lO0S
Bank street. Richmond, Va. AFTER that. AZ" Noun
tan.Top." JOHN II. Lsri WILL
Proprietor.
Conyeyances always at The depot FOR visitors.
0-1w
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e SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

T. r. PRICE & CO.
are selling Of the remainder Of their large .oc, ~
greatly reduced rates.
Beautiful lines Of CASSIMERES. WHITE
GOODS, Isle and KID GLOVES. Ladies and
gentlemen's STRIrED HOSE, la1lc>' arda
tlemen's UNDERWEAR-a beautiful a>sor,.
ment.
Particular attention Is called 10 our stock n
WHITE PIQUEs and LINENS for gentlemen.
yestiugs. (au ~ Il. K. Prize 90.
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COxFECrI0NERlts'

sTMNER CANDlEs.-I sp t1 "a Ii;RiF.!
- faetaring u summer st',s ss,J sugar. ~an
s S1;,ss h oA sny made % IN sns Gna ,.
ass Weather. and sell !, u, ,hf s sa,as lass
ri,r candies are sold FOL, ,,ciT ~ ciGAks, tmao.
o CA M sapeSs t al Of 1sls ctst a
piles. LOUIS J, kosSiks ffiiS NAa 'u"'
ieSS
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GROCERIES. Gc.

NEW FLOUR.-M. SLAUGHTER X
~ SONS "tXCELSlOR" FAMILY and b:si
EXTRA FLOUR for sale by
LA go TYLER'S son 4 CO.,
vo7.Tu.Th&s3m 1910 Cary street.
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HY LADIES' DRESSES. ... --
LINEN SUITS from So up to $40; .-. ,.
WHITE SUITS from 80 up 10 800;
SWISS MUSLIN OVERSkIRrS and BERIHAs
at So worth double the money ~
A large stock Of OVERsKIRTs andJACRETS at
all prices; ...r.,.
DRESSING SACQUES from $3.50 to $5;'"3 ..''
CORSET COVERS from Csc. to 81;
SKIRTS from Csc. TO So
DRAWERS from soc. TO "a; Us. .." F. #-'"
CHEMISE from soc. to So; r-.E ..- =f"- /
NTGIITGOWNS from II to ~; ..##. ~ ~t
APRONS from 25 to 75c.; a a ..t.
WHITE LAWN DRESS PATTERSS-Shikis
made, and material for, making basque, ana
trimming. at 80 worth So .,-.. ~. ...s..
ULSTEBS ami LISTERS, at -, 4,.. F.. s--,-.:
LEVY BROTHERS.
Bargains in REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS.
jy 81 .. '.s.....
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'''i4pESaAaIIs '.'fsJ'ssses

GO hAiiaNo'M ~ ~ Inv MATING
WHITE. RED.CHECK AMI FANCY MATTfS,3
.SS en-cIurHs, RUGS, MATS. CARPETS ana g
81 HAssOCKs, at LEVY BROTHERS..
REMNANTS of DRESS GOODS very cheap.
is 81 49,,
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~ GENTLE MEMS GAUzE SHIRTS at

1T GENTLEsfEN'S GAZE SHIRTS at
40, so, and 75c.; s.r.-.---.--s.- .-r-,.~-,.-s
sUE-UMBRELLAsa at 1925;
SCOTCH GINGHAbE, ALPACA, s1Lk, and
,, SERGE UMBRELLAS: s3..
SILK LINEN, COTTON, and N CsLIN HAND
KERCHIEFS; t.a"i'att a.Jss.
GLOVES, SOCKS, sUsPESDERs, CUFFS and
COLLARS, CRAyATs, TIES, and BOWS;
SILK sH1RTs, BATHING-DRAwETssra at
LEVY BROTHERS..
HAMMoCKs! HAMMoCkS! HAMMoCKs!
jy31 a,g . .a-. - :
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r1Y RUFFLES! RUFFLES! RUFFLES
Only Soc. per dozen for good SWISS MUSLIN
EUFFLES;
LACE.EDGE RUFFLES at SOC. per dozen;
Handsome RUFFLtS by the yard, and
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
PAPER COLLARS and CUFFS at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
lO17 and 1919 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Bargains In remnants of DRESS GOODS. jy 81
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me- JAPANESE PARASOLS REL UCED
10 15c.;
large stock of. SATCHELS and LUNGH-BAs-
h.. KETS, SHAW L-STRAPS; .tr... n..
sIJNDOWS HATS at zoe. worth 5uc.;
PRINTED BALMORAL SKIRTS at Soc. would
he cheap at soc; .....
STRIPED HOSE in great variety; .
NOTE PAPER at / o. 10 20, and 2jc. per box;
NOTE PAPER al 81 per ream. at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Bargains In LADIES' DRESS GOObS. jy 81
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A CAPITALISTS DESIRING BUSINESS AND EX-
IA. elusive control OF a monopoly. part all, are
invited to call and investigate OF HUNT HAYNES. Is
Broadway.
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KILLED WITH A BOTTLE.
INQUEST IN ruE M'cARrHY cAsF.

INQUEST IN THE MCCARTHY CASE.
At half-past ten O'Clock yesterday morning Cor
oncr Woltman held an inquest on the body OF
Micnae Mccarthy, wao 1t Will be remembered
died from the effects or injuries received at tae
hands OF Michael cunningham.
John Mcdonald the nrst witness, testifcd:-I
reside In Fiitv.eignth street. between Slxtn and
seventh avenues; an : stage driver; went into
the liquor store at the corner OF sixth avenue ana
Forty-thrd street about four O'Clock there were
three or four persons at tae oar drunk; the de
ceased, Michael Mccarthy, was one OF them; nc
called Tor 4 drink; the Darkceper, VINO Is now 4
prisoner, refused 10 give II - MIN; Jhe decease Z
SAID, 81 am damned IL don't nave Il, any way; -.
he then Jupped across behind the oar and
took hold VI bottle to "nelp himseif;u
cunningham went toward nin ana sald'
get out as quick az you ans" the deceased went
toward the prisoner, &c supposed, 10 striEe n'ni,
Mccarthy wItn ~ on the torenead; saw the de-
ceased take a bowl ana throw IL at Cunningham
cunningham struck the FIRST blow.
Micaael HerzOerg, beng sworn, sald:-l reside
at 7J4 sixth avenue; am tailor; on Wednesday,
Marcn 81 about naif-pass three Y. NJ, saw the de-
ceased with stone mug generally used Tor
arnKIng not drinks, as ~ about TO strike several
men; took him away; some one asked Mccarthy
II be would have drink; ne answered that " the
Darkeeper would give MN drink he would
take IT; the Darkeeper refused 10 give him
drink aud Mccarthy went and helped himself 10
a drink: cunningham mad hottie IN hrs nana,
with when nc struck the deceased; the deceased,
after being strucs, picked up the BOWL and struck
the prisoner.
JonA Il. Johnson, or No. ISL sixth avenue, testl-
ned II went into Mckenna DuEy's liquor store
on the evening the ARRAY; saw the prisoner he.
hnd tue bar saw Mccarthy run at the prisoner
and take hold OF him hv the throat aud choke him
Mccarthy was thrown 70 the moor by Cunningham,
who salo. "tRat settles II, 1 nave done, you are
mad when | thought you were only IOoIng;i
Mccarthy used very nlhy language.
The Jury rendered the following verdict:-We
ind that che said Michacl Mccarthy came 10 hts
death by INJURIES received bv q blow rom bot
tie Ia the nanas OF Michael Cunningham, on the
3lst day oil March 1875, at No. T5i sixth avenue,
and we fursner ana that SAID Cunningham had no
intention OF KInng ACCartny.
Tue prisoner was admitted 70 baIl In the sum or
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KILLED BY A GUY ROPE.

An inquest Nas held yesterday at the coroner's
once IN, the case Vi Dennis Mccarthy, who was
kllle,f On the "a INST by laning over rope that
was stretched across the sidewalk in Fifty-niuth
street, near Eleventh avenue. The jury rendered
the following verdict:-rhat the deceased came
10 his death by internal nemorruage, tue result Of
injuries received on the I'd dav OF Aprli, 1870, IN
falling over tue guy rope stretched over the size
walk IN klfty-nInth street. on or about one nun.
dred and LIS feet west OF Eleventh avenue, and
thereby causing an almost invisible OBSTRUCTION;
and we further tina the contractor, Alouz0 Roe,
guilty Of cupable negligence IN having permitted
aud having placed such guy rope without uuty
warning the travelling pu0lC 0y signal.
In view OF TINS yerdict Mr.. Roe was summoned
10 appear az the C0rOncr's ofce tomorrow tAOn-
uavl and give uaI IN the sum OF ", 800 10 appear
pe,ore the Grand Jdry.
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MEETING or THE COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION
LAST EVENING.
meeting OF the Committee on Organization OF
the Tammany Society was called ior Yesterday
afternoon az four O'Clock sharp. 1t was antici-
pated That, being Saturday this late hour would
insure a large attendance. Toe noor 81 the Wig
wan, winch uas been Igcenty painted, was &C
cordingIy laid with passage ways OF planSs, sup
ported by bricks ana leading TO the once or the
secretary In the rear OF the general assembly
room. The gas was lighted at three O'Clock,
and the members OF the committee filed
in snGly and by twos. conversation
at once began in relation 10 the frauds
when have bcen charged upon the Canal Ring
and toe general attitude o. Governor Tllden IN the
war upon pecnlauOn. Toe great majority OF the
members heartily Endorsed the action OF the Gov
ernOT, anu proDnesied that the democratic parry
would at very cary day free itself from poltlcal
peculators OF al sorts. At four O'Clock Mr. john
Kelly cailed the meeting 10 order, there being
some iorty members In attendance. Mr. Joseph
Donohue handed 70 the Sachem the RESERVATIONS
OF Messrs. William Hlo0ard aud Henry uugnes,
members Of tue General committee for the Iwen-
uetn Assembly District. These letters OF reslgna-
tion were accepted without discussion. they nav
ing been ten0ercd pursuant 10 an unders tandlng
THAT they should be sent in. The name OF Cnaries
J. Winfield was tnen proposed as the sue
cessor TO ar. HIboard, and MI. James
Gallagher was nominated to succeed Mr. Hugnes-
The motion to place the names oil Messrs. VIM
nend and Gallagher upon. the lsS OF members OF
the General Committee Tor the twentieth Assem-
I by District was then put and carried unanl-
\ mously. Al this point 1t was moved thas the
meeting ne adjourned and the session came
TO close, having lasted preclSey thH ~
/ minutes. lt was rumOred that matters %
| more Importance were TO have been presented Ior
! the consderauon.o OF the committee, but were oe-
Ierred owing TO the limited attendance. MempeIs
OF tue committee continued 10 arrive long Ater
the nall was empty, and stood ABOUT tue doOIssep
~gosslping; but those WHO we're on tlne w 'h n.
Sattendance mad "ioded their tents, nke tng
Arabs ana the brethren who are always iate wiz
gain from the HERALD their nrst kn0Wlcdke "
what occurred at the secret session yesterday.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Quiet and Somewhat
Irregular,
GOLD CLOSED AT 115 1-9.
The Bank Statement-A Large Ac-
QUESTION OF Coin.
WALL STREET,
SATURDAY. April

=
Tho stock market today was without feature.
Little or no excitement attended speculation and
fhe changes were not indicative OF future plans
THE RANGE OF PRICES.
These to-day require but a brief notice. Erie
was steady at 80 u 29%, closing at 30h. New
York Central was firm at 1922 Lake Shore sold at
TAX a75A, ending at 74%. wabash reached 1874,
ending at 16h on larger business. Northwest was
steady at 45A a Asa 45A a 45h. The preferred
STOCK closed at 58H. Rock Island was firm az
1881 1O3K ST. Paul common sold at 3a7s 40,
the latter being the principal price oil the day. The
preferred stock ended at 59T. OHIO and Missls-
sippi sold at 2S5s 2sH. Union Pacific advanced
from 722S to 1874, closing at 1917. Western Union
sold from 1871 down TO Tx, and closed at Tx.
Atlantic ana Pacific Telegraph was firm at 2d5s
2eX 263S. Pacific Mail sold down from 447s TO
Aa, closing at 1884,
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The changes at the close to-day, compared with
those OF Iast night, are as follows-
ADvANoE-Delaware and Lackawanna, u; Erie,
n: Hannibal and ST. Joseph ~ Panama, l;
Quicksilver, q; St. Paul, Il; Wabash e; Union
Pacific TX; Cold, u.
DECLINE-Atlantc and Pacific preferred, 4;
New YORK Central rs Lake Shore, * Pacific
Nah Il; Western Union, d; Atlantic anu Pacific
Telegraph, q.
The stocks that remained steady were O., O. ana
l. O., Harlem Northwestern, OHIO and Mississippi,
Rock Island, Canton and Northwestern preferred.
THE TRANSACTIONS TODAY
amounted to about 10000 shares, which were
distributed among active stocks as follows:-
New York Central ana Hudson, 800; Erie, 16, 200;
lake shore, 10000; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 400;
Northwestern, 5000; do. preferred, 100; Rock
Island 500; Pacific Mail, $4,000; st. Paul, $500;
do. preferred, TOO; ohios, 2.3o0 Western Union
$4,000; Wabash, 300; Union Pacific 81, 500; o. c.
and l. o., 800.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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REDUCTION or CANAL TOLLS.

the Board OF Managers OF tae Produce Exchange
held a special meeting yesterday at winch the
following petition was ordered to be circulated
for signatures
10 rHE HoSoRARLE LEsisLArURE srArE oV
NEW YORK.
We, tho undersigned merchants Of the city Of New
York, members OF the new York Produce exchange.
and others engaged IA the commerce 81 the
spccuy request your honorable boiy anthuriye the
reduction Of canal tptS A. recommended by he Canal
Board at the meeting Vi March IL ls1d
Toe petition has already received about 2oO SIG.
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AFRICAN SLAVERY.
THE SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR TAKES SLAVE FROM
From the Loudon Glooe, March 2a.1

THE SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR TAXES A SLAVE FROM
A BRITISH SHIP OF WAR.
From the London Glooe, March 2a1
strange comment on the inefficient working
OF the treaty against slavery entered into with
the sultan Of Zanzibar has reached us. 1t appears
that the man engaged as interpreter on BOARD Her
Majestys ship Tnets has positively been arrested
on board tnat snip, ana i0rciOly Withdrawn IRON
bis service under me British dag. by order the
sultan OF Zanzibar, the man being slave or a
class not afectcd ~ the treaty, and the captain oil
slavery.
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
TUE BANK STATEMENT

TUE BANK STATEMENT
m general figures shows gain OF S3,442, 100 In
sotal reserve and OF s3ls7,7OO in surplus reserve
but when It Is carefully analysed it will be seen
that the gain is principally IN gold. which for a
purpose may have been withheld. The decrease In
legal tenders OF 40 is thus Offset There Is
also q In loans OF $l,29l4O The follow
ting are the totals Tor the past TWO weeks:-
april 3. April TO- Differences
Loans s27s. 1854 600 s27s, 263 200 Dec 81, pol 400
Specle..... 9,605 500 14,524, 500 Inc. 4,s50, 600
Legal tends 4oS36,s00 As 4l9.900 Dec. I,4l6,900
Deposits... 2l4S7G.100 2l5,S93,7 700 Inc. 1O17. 600
Circulation. 2i,43s 800 2l,506,s00 inc. 63, 500
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and The total liabilities -
ApTil 3. hDrH 10. Differences.
Specie .. So COS, 500 $l4 ga 500 Inc. s4 $50 600
Legal tends 49s36, 500 4s,4l9. 900 Dec. lal6,9o0
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RusINEss oPpoRruNrrIEs.

A GIVE PARTNER WANTED-WITH $4,000 r
n S5lOOO, TO Join a well established importing firm
aolng good, safe paying business. None but those
hsh character and business ability need address +.
Herald office.
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Dr. ono WILL ENABLE A PERSON 10 CONNECT
DJ.UUU himself with business OF manufacture
patented article for street cars; working on
orders and profit; investigation solicited. Address
LIGHT Herald Office
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CURED agit
deposits. 5s,7Iso25 5a973,425 =
EXc's OF re-
serve ably
legal re-
quiTements S., 2T5 $S,970e75 Inc. So 49,, roo
RAILROAD BONDS.
The transactions In the Pacific issues to-day
were at the highest prices yet established, the
sales amounting TO 5000 600. The Union Pacific
nrsts advanced 60 99A and for large lots 100 was
bid. TIE SINKING FUNDS rose TO 93k and closed
P3k bid ana offered at 93S. Land grants sold as
nigh as OF, ex-coupon OF 3h per cent Central Pa
sIncs sold at 100 and closed at 99H q 99I. Harlem
coupon hrsts rose from liz to 1I2k, Delaware,
Lackawanna and western convertible brouga; llG.
O.. &. ana !. O arsts declined to 50I.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money is again reported as abundant on call at
from 10 per cent, with prime mercantile paper
nj and per cent. Foreign exchange Is easier
than yesterday afternoon although the nominal
rates are the same as then-to w.t. As6 and 400
for prime BANKERS sterling. The sales have been
at As5E 4s516 and 4.se14 4.sels, with CONNER
clal balls about Asa.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed AZ 1857, advancing
meanwhile TO 1851. The carrying rates were 2,
2H ana I per cent.
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Ahe spectre shlpmsnb Tot Inc week was S5s5,ssz,
OF which $4o26O0 was Spanish colo, $50. 500 Amer
lean gold and the remainder silver coin and bars.
Tie imports or specie Tor the week are as iol-
lows:-God coin. $36O,4OO: bullion. s2so,5O si-
Ver, $4,000. Total, $685. sol.
BAEK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 49, ior Metropolitan, ia for
Park 1l0k for American Exchange and ssz for
Fourth National.
TOE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report consols and American
securities trtne lower. The last quotations are
as tolows:-Consols Tor money, o3s p3,4; for
the account, 93t4 937s. United states lve-twen-
ties. 1885, old. los; new nyes, 1885,. Erie, 261s
49,; do. preferred, 81.
The amount OF bullion which went into the Bank
OF England to-day Is E2S.000. Renes 10 Paris
ST. Soc. In FRANKFORT United States nve-twentIes
are 49,
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G1 000'-wANrED GENTLEMAN WITH TINS
WI.OOO. amount to take charge OF branch Office
salary $50 week, Address i. u. c.. Herald office.
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Gsl A0A WANrED-IN MANUFACi URTNC1
pZ.UUU business Tor the loan OF which steady
situation collector bookkeeper and security viii be
given. Address MANUFACi URER, Herald Brooklyn
Branch Office.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LIvERrooL PRoDucE MAREEr-LIvERrooL, April &C.
Evening -Linseed oil 26S a 16s Sd per cwt
LONDON PRODUCT Naturalization. April l0-Eyeu.
ing-Sprits turpentine rs. 3D. 26s. cwt