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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-13
LOCAL MENTION,

Gold l14s.
grand rush at the bankrupt sale Satur-
day evening.
Killington lodge No. 30, l. o. o. F.,
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Rev. ]. w. Eaton, of the Methodist
church, preached at Sutherland Falls yes
terday afternoon
The second Baptist sociable will be held
at the parlors of the Baptist church on
Wednesday evening next.
Regular convocation of Davenport chap
ter No. II r. A. NJ, this (Monday) even
ing, at 1880 o'clock. Work on mark and
past degrees.
Those who best know the advantage of
selecting presents for the holidays before
the stocks are picked over, are already
making their purchases.
Spencer G. Rodgers, who has for several
terms been the official reporter of the Rut-
land county court, we notice is candidate
for corresponding secretary of the young
mems association, Troy, N. Y.
Rev. Mr.. Weddell of Middlebury off
ciated at Trinity church Yesterday, preach
ing, in the morning, fine, impressive dis
course from Mark xiii Both "Verily this
generation shall not pass away till these
things be fulfilled"
The gift season is upon us, remember the
poor. And in this connection we are led
to ask who are poorer than we ?-Herdld
Saturday. ....
We give it up.
Miss frankie B. Burt, of Castleton, who
has sung in the Congregational church for
the past two Sundays, begun an engage
ment as contralto at that church yester-
day. Miss Burt has fine voice, of good
compass and power, and well cultivated.
She has studied in the Boston conservatory
and is at present pupil of Prof. Moraw-
ski. She renders her music intelligently,
with feeling and expression, and is said by
musicians to be the finest alto in this part
of the state.
A rum fight is reported in Brandon Fri
day night, as result of which six fellows
were arrested and lodged in the town hall.
They contrived during the night to break
everything breakable in the hall, and in
the morning they we're placed in the Bran
don lookup. They were to be brought to
Rutland Saturday night but did not come.
1t is reported that Deputy Sheriff Warren
A. Goss was quite severely injured while
arresting his prisoners.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE, MONDAY
ING, DECEMBER 1s. 1875.
Nlackmail.
BusroN, Dec. II.

BusToN, Dec. II.
A remarkable attempt to blackmail +.
Geldowsky, one of the largest furniture
dealers here, has culn1inatedin an exposure
of the plot, and the arrest of Ezra s. Good.
win. A private detective and the chief
conspirqtor, Goodwin, induced the former
employee of Geldowslky to swear that the
latter hired him to act fire to his (Geldows-
ky's factory in 1871, in order to defraud
the insurance companies. Goodwin claim
ed to represent the compromiser, and
armed with false affidavit, demanded
900 of Geldowsky, or exposure and
arrest. The latter secured the services of
detective and ostenslbly agreeing to pay
a portion of the blackmail, entrapped Good
win in room ut the hotel where he was ar
rested yesterday. He is now in Jail in de-
fault of S5, 900 bail.
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The Geneva Award.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL

WASHINGTON, Dec. ~.
The bill introduced IN the senste on
Thursday by Mr.. Conkling to repeal the
18th section of an act organizing court to
distribute the Geneva award, go as to allow
insurance companies to participate in that
award, is not intended to allow claims of
foreign companies. When the bill organ
izng the court was being perfected by the
senate judiciary committee two years ago,
one of the reasons urged for inserting the
10Th section excluding insurance compa-
MES was that stockholders in many of our
companies were foreigners, and 1t would
not be proper TO allow them the benefit of
the award.
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Reduction of Paw.

According to the ST. Adams Advertiser,
the Central Vermont railroad has within
the past few months reduced its pay roll
about $50, 900 per month. All reductions
have been general and impartial in their
application up to the present time, but any
further cut-down which may be ordered
will not fall, if il can be prevented, upon
the day laborers. but will be shouldered by
the officials and such employees as can best
bear il.
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Tweedism.
LOUISVILLE, Dec, 10.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. II.
Information to the Courier-J Journal from
Jefferson county, Indiana, reports the es-
cape Of a criminal charged with murder
under circumstances somewhat similar to
those by which Boss Tweed bid farewell to
New York. The criminal, James Fergu-
BON, aged 25 years, was under sentence to
serve twenty-one years for murder, having
been previously sentenced to prison for life.
Ferguson, 1t is said, gained permission of
the sheriff TO visit his relatives in his CON-
pany, and while absent from the officer a
few minutes to say goodbye to his parents,
to likewise TO his custodian and has not
since been apprehended.
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Mr.. Richardson, Saturday, received q
live loon, which was found by Mr.. Lyman,
keeper of the drawbridge at Ticonderoga,
frozen into the ice of Lake Champlain, and
who,removed 1t alive.
He has recently stuffed and mounted a
large loon, shot at Castleton pond, and
which must be, judging from the spots on
Its back, at least twenty years old.
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Henderson's Successor.

ST. Louis, Dec. u.
District Attorney Dyer has appointed
Col. James c. Broadhead, one of the lead
ing lawyers of the st. Louis bar, to fill the
position made vacant by the dismissal OF
Gen. Henderson, and he has accepted and
will proceed to the whisky ring prosecu-
ton in connection with District Attorney
Dyer and assistant attorneys Bliss and Lu-
Glen Eaton.
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Jack" the Grey Eagle.

Jenness Richardson--an account of his
collection of natural curiosities and stuffed
birds has appeared in The GLoBE-has in
his possession young grey eagle, a species
usually found only in Greenland and lati-
tude as far north.
This specimen was shot on Pico peak the
sth day of last August, by Oscar Phillips.
Mr.. Phillips supposed it was a hawk and
fired. The bird fell, wounded and began
to cry at which the mother eagle appeared
and scared around overhead for some time.
Mr.. Phillips secured his game and found it
was wounded slightly in the right wing. In
couple of days he brought the bird to
Rutland and sold it to MIR. Richardson, and
with proper care the wing was soon entire
ly healed. W
One day on being removed from his
cage the bird escaped and few into the
large elm by Nickwackett engine house.
Young Richardson loaded his gun witt
No. 10 shot-very fine-and fired. Ths
bird was wounded and flew TO the roof of 9
house near by, from which he. was caught
The left wing was found wounded THU
time, and also one shot lodged in the pupi
Of the eye. The eye soon became very
much infiamed and the birds owner con
suited DIR. Il. A. Pond, who prepared I
wash which reduced the inflammation, AM
then extracted the shot. The eye is nov
apparently as well as it's fellow. The shot
when extracted, was found to be lfattene'
on one side, probably where it struck tn,
eye.
The breast and under side OF the wing
are white, while the back is brown and tn
head grey. The tail is at present brow
but the next growth of feathers will b
white. 1t is about eight months old, an
has not yet attained its full growth, bu
measures three feet nine and three fourt
inches from tip to tip.
The eagle has been annoyed as little Q
possible, is quite tame. responding to hi
name "Jack," and allowing his master 4
remove him from his cage with bare hand
although since his Imprisonment he hi
\ several times resented interference with
\blow from his powerful beak.
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READING NOTICES.

AS there are several mechanics and la
boring men in our midst that are out of
employment at the present time, and would
be glad to work could they but find a
chance, we offer the columns of THE GLOBE
to such from now until January list, 1876,
in which to advertise for situations, free Of
charqe.
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BY TELEGRAPH
An Appalling Casualty-Fifty Per-
sons Killed.

BREMEN, Germany, Dec. II.
A tug boat near the steamship Mosel ex-
ploded her boiler to-day. The Mosel was
just ready to sail for New York, having
embarked her passengers. Fifty persons
were killed outright, and many injured.
The Mosel will not sail to-day. She was
to have taken to America the wrecked
Deutschland's passengers.
LATER.
New York, Dec. IL.
A dispatch from Bremen to Pelricho &
Co., agents of the North German steam
ship line, says the steamship Mosel was
damaged by an explosion of dynamite on
the wharf alongside the vessel, instead of
by the explosion of tug boat boiler.
LONDON, Dec. II.
A later dispatch from Bremerbaven an
nounces that the explosion which damaged
the Mosel was of some substance on the
wharf, and not of a tug boat boiler, as
stated in the first press dispatch. The
steamer was not much damaged. Many
persons were killed or injured. 1t is not
yet known whether the killed and wounded
were passengers on the steamer, The par
ticulars will be sent as soon as received.
sIxTY-EIoHr KILLED AND TWENTY-FIVE
50 WOUNDED.
A dispatch received from Bremerhaven
tonight, states that 6s persons were killed
and IS wounded by the explosion yester-
day on the Quay of the Mosel and eight
are missing. A passenger on board the
steamer Mosel has since attempted to COM
NIT suicide. but was prevented from con-
summating the fatal act. lie will be ex-
animal
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-13

Thomas Wilder Encampment l. o. o. F.
of Montpelier, embracing thirteen men,
bers, was instituted Friday night, ]. N.
Gale, of st. Johnsbury, acted RS q. W. @.
Patriarch. The Burlington Encampment
was represented by Messrs. George II. Bryce
low, M. r. Tyler, John H. Baird and Geo.
d. Wright.
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Railroad Accident.

VAUDEVILLE, Me-, Dec. ~.
The pay train on the Maine Central rail-
road ran into hand-car Saturday morn
ing between this place and West Water
vile, killing Mr.. Potter, foreman of the
section, and badly injuring j. Murphy and
J. Hare. Murphy will recover, but Hare
cannot live but a few hours.
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Preparing for the Centennial.

PHILADKLPHIA, Dec. II.
AT meeting Of the Catholic total abstin-
ence union of the arch diocese of Philadel-
phia, it was resolved ,hat there will be no
parade of the union on the 18th Of March
next, but that out of love for American
liberty, and desire to render to the one
hundredth anniversary of American indie
pendence all honor due the occasion, great
efforts will be made to make the annual
parade on the fourth of July next men,
orable one in the history Of its organiza-
tiOn
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Ycsterday's Mail

brought three more certificates In favor OF
"Cannabis lndca." the great East India rem
edy for consumpi ion. bronchitis and asthma:
---: send me one dozen Ointment
and one OF Cannabis Indica. When Mr.. j. w.
Fisher brought his wife TO me for examination,
found her In the incipient stage OF Tuoercu-
lous Consumption. Then It was concluded 70
make a fair trial OF Indian Hemp, and now
there IL a general demand for those remedies:
ever saw or tried. Fraternaly yours,
r. A. siFFORD, n. d.
China Grove, Rowan, N. c.
N. B.-This remedy speaks for itself. One
bottle will satisfy the most skeptical. Ask
your druggist to get it, $3.50 per bottle, or
three bottles for $3.50 Pills and ointment
Sl.25 each.
AS these are imported remedies we do not
commission them. but will make cash agents
everywhere. Address,
noviod&waw 1882 Race ST., Philadelphia, Pa
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Revival at St. Adams.

The Messenger says that the religious
meetings now being held there, under the
auspices OF lay workers of the Young Mems
Christian Associations, are awakening gen.
eral interest. Wednesday afternoon, Messrs.
Davis and Quimby were aided by Mr.. w.
F. Bowman, of the Memphremagog House,
Newport; and by Mr.. White, of Boston.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-13
MANY PERSONS

Would like beautiful Cottage organ for their
oarlor, but think they cannot afrord 1t. II they
,ould only see the splendid new styles Of Estey
organs, and then learn what easy terms Of pay
nent they could have, they would buy at once.
organs are rented until the rent pays for them.
Ne possible risk. The Estey leads the world.
II you wish for catalogues, prices or terms,
write the General Agent,
GEORGE @. DAY,
nov22d&w1y Rutland, vt.
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A New Commander.

HENDAYE. Dec. IL.
General Mogrovejo has been appointed
commander-in-chiefo of tho Carlist forces in
place OF General Perula. The dissensions
among the Carlists continue. The report
that Gen. Saballs has been convicted by
the Carlist court martial and sentenced to
imprisonment is denied.
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The State Temperance Society

The annual meeting of this society is ap-
pointed to be held in the Young mems
christian association hall, in Burlington, on
Wednesday, December 10Th, 1875, at IL
o'clock q. m. There will be an adjourn
ment to another day, and preparation for
general temperance convention to be held
at an early day in the coming year.
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Murdered.

POTTsvnLE, Pa, Dec. 10.
Yesterday, at Silver Creek, Patrick Cal
lery accused Peter Brown with the theft
of his coat, threatening to murder him if it
was not returned. Michael Purcell being
present interfered as peacemaker, when
Gallery turned and shot him. Purcell,
after suffering greatly, died. Gallery was
arrested.
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Declines For Private Reasons.
WAsHINeToN, Dec. II

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
A telegram was received by the attorney
general to-day from United States Attorney
Dyer, at st, Louis, saying that Mr.. Glover,
who had been offered the position of special
counsel for the government, in place of
General Henderson declines for private
reasons-which would be communicated to
the attorney general by letter. Dyer has
rendered the position to another gentleman
and will further communicate with Judge
Pierrepont during the day.
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Navigation on the Hudson.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. ~.
In consequence of moderate weather
there is sudden resumption of navigation
on the upper Hudson. Steamers and tugs
are hurrying north and south to their regu-
lar winter quarters. The steamer Norwich
has gone south with heavy tow of barges,
schooners and canal boats. There are
heavy fields of floating ice all along the
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-13
STOP THAT COUGH.

No pulmonary complaint, however obstinate
can resist the healing influence OF DR.. Norris
Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehouno.
Nothing that we have ever sold acts 80 prompt
sore throat, asthma. and all diseases OF the
throat, lungs and chest, leading 10 cousump-
ton. IL Is a certain cure for who0ping cough
and Group. Contains no opium and Is pleasant
TO take. Cough-worn victims whose lungs are
wracked and torn with paroxysms that thIeaIen
10 choke them, Will md speedy relief In its use.
Trial size 10 cents ASK for Dir. Norris syrup;
take no other. For sale by A. W. Higgins or
k. Q. Lewis 1anlod&wy
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A Bill to Prevent Guibord Cases.

QUEBEC, Dec. ~.
In the house Friday bill was introduced
to prevent all conflict between religious
and civil authorities in regard to Roman
Catholic cemeteries of the province. The
bill provides that it shall be the absolute
Indicate the place where the Catholics are
to be buried in Catholic cemeteries in the
prOvince
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Poisoned.

LOWELL, Dec. IL.
Three boys, Peter Conlon, Henry Green
and Arthur Slader, were poisoned this
afternoon by eating wild parsnip, Conlon
and Green died shortly after, but Slsder,
though very slow, may recover.
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Freight House Robbed.

ALBANY, Dec. 10.
The Boston and Albany railroad freight
house at East Albany having been robbed
of about $1,000 worth of property, search
was made by detectives portion of the
property found at the residences of Isaac
Wiskem, conductor, and John McMahern,
a brakeman, both of whom were arrested.
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A Guilty Wretch.

OswEGo, Dec. II.
In the court of sessions Saturday Robert
Pool of Fulton pleaded guilty to placing
Instructions on the track of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad near
this city, IN October last, for the purpose
pose of wrecking passenger train,a was
sentenced to four years in the state prison.
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Third Term Won't Go Down.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. ~.
At meeting of Methodist ministers in
this city on the 9th inst, resolutions were
adopted protesting against the action OF
Bishop Haven and the Methodist preachers
of Boston in nominating Grant for third
term, and denouncing the course pursued
by President Grant in regard to this terri
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The Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ~.
DR.. Brugsch Bey, the commissioner Of
Egypt to the centennial exhibition, notifies
members of the commission to leave Bre-
men December IS. The Egyptian exhibits
fills 142 cases, shipped from Alexandra,
November 10. A portion of the Swedish
exhibits have arrived
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a Saratoga Thief Captured.

New YORK, Dec. ~.
Charles Bishop, youth of 16 years, was
arrested Friday on warrant issued by
Justice Scott of Saratoga Springs, N. Y,
for having robbed his mothers house at
that place about week ago. Young
Bishop will be taken to Saratoga Saturday
evening.
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That 100000 Race.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.
The question of the 100000 race is
again revived. Some members of the
Jockey club state that it will come off
Christmas, if good weather remains. Other
members say it is indefinitely postponed.
The horses are not 10 training. They still
suffer from epizooiic. r-
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Accidentally Killed.

OswRGo, Dec. 12.
Frederick II. Tyler aged 20, while hunt
ing in the woods of Pleasant Point, few
miles from this city, Friday evening was
killed by an accidental discharge of his
gun. He was son of r. ID. S. Tyler of
Detroit.
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Virginia and the Centennial.

RICHMOND, Dec 10.
The state board of centennial commits
sioners had conference yesterday with the
leading members of the Legislature with
reference to appropriations. They ask for
$4,000, and the governor endorses the
scheme.
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Murdered.

CINCINNATI, Dec. ~.
Last night at Rising Sun, Indiana, a
young lawyer nsmed Jelly shot, and It is
thought MORALLY wounded, DR.. j. s. Wat
son, an old and respectable citizen. Jelly
had been waiting on DR.. Wa sons daugh-
ter but recently was notified by the doctor
to discontinue his attentions. Jelly has
al
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Reducing Telegraph Salaries.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. IL.
Much excitement prevails among the
employees of the Western Union telegraph
company AT this point IN consequence of
reduction in wages. Meetings are to be
held at various large cities to protest
against the reduction. Hf
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South American Politics.

PANAMA, Dec. 10.
The political tempest in the united states
of Columbia has in a measure ceased.
President Perez, at Bogota, issued decree
November II, declaring the state of siege
to be suspended and order established in
the federal republic.
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The Patriot Dead.

Cabot, Vermont, puts many large town
to shame by the erection of II soldiers mon
ument. The monument is TO be twenty
seven feet high, sixty tons in weight, and
is to be completed and set up ready for
dedication by the fourth of july, 1876.
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Fifty Per Cent.

New YORK, Dec. IL.
II 10 announced that the Mutual Benefit
savings bank will pay its depositors so per
cent. in few days, and the remainder as
soon as the Investments can be cashed.
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A Compromise.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 10.
The iron manufactures association and
puddlers district union, held another con-
terence at which compromise was affect
ed at $4.75 per ton for boiling, the arrange
ment to continue in forc9 until Feb. 4th
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Wholesale Slaughter.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 12.
The total number of hogs slaughtered
here this season is 23S s74, and for the
same time last year $4,000.
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Reducing Wages.

NEwPoRT, r. i. Dec. 10.
The Aqudieck and Perry mills have noti-
fled their wesvers that the price per cut
would be reduced to 20 cents. They for
merly paid 20 cents. f4ri.lH .r4rf
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Orders to Wait

The managers of the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga railroad have given orders for the
mail train out of Albany in the morning, if
the fast mail from New York is late, to
wait 80 minutes.
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Babcock Gives Bail.

'..... CHICAGO, Dec. 12.
Gen. Babcock Saturday morning gave
bail here for his appearance in II. LOUIS in
the sum of $1,000. rf. ..r.r ..,,..,
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Rumseller Convicted.

RooKLAND. Me-, Dec. ~.
l.. M. Robbins, publisher of the Opinion
was convicted Friday OF selling liquor, and
fined $l4O on four warrants for distinct
violation of the liquor law.
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Fire.

BgIDGEPoRT, Conn, Dec 12.
The copper mill of the Ansonia brass
and copper company, at Ansonia, Conn.,,
was burned Saturday morning. Loss, $50
600 insurance, $1,000. Origin of fire
unknown.
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The New Commissioner.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
The newly appointed commissioner of
Indian affairs, Jnhn l.. Smith of Ohio, ar
rived and assumed charge of the Indian
bureau Saturday. a.4
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Gone South.

Mr.. M. r. Fisher of Vergennes, who has
gone south to remain during the present
winter, has arrived at his destination at
San Mateo, Florida.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
LATBsT MONETARY.

LATBsT MONETARY.
NEW YORK. Dec. II.
Government bonds are quoted as dull and
better prices.
Money was quoted at 4Cs5 per cent.
State bonds are steady and quiet, except
Las. which are lower.
Gold closed at li4,s.
ocks are quoted as dull and generally
steady.
The city bank statement during the past week
Is as follows: Loans, decrease, S2,6i6, 100;
specie, increase, 81 1881, 100 legal tenders, de.
crease s2a5s 800; deposits, decrease, ss,ese 400
circulation, increase, 1851, 1000 reserve, decrease.
s53,3OO.