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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-07-07
VezC advertisements.
N O T &c f.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
ADJOURNED MEETING

THE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
L county will meetat Heirloom in Rock
Vile, on
lon TUESDAY, July the 11th, 1878,
The late Collectors will make their Quarterly
Reports.
Per order;
JOSEPH A. TANEY,
july It'd Cl'k to Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-07-07
Andrew Small Academy.

On Thursday, the 9th ultimo, we had the
pleasure of attending the closing exercises of
the Andrew Small Academy at Darnestown,
and were well repaid for our long ride by the
interesting occasion which seemed to afford
the large crowd present much delight. The
exercises consisted of defamation, reading Of
original essays, vocal aud Instrumental music,
and the comforting of honors upon the sue
cessful scholars. The participants acquitted
themselves in manner which indicated thor
ough training at the hands of their efficient
tutors, who have justly achieved for this
Academy the reputation of being one of the
leading institutions of our county. The de-
CARNATIONS were delivered in mastery man.
ner, aud the essays displayed considerable
originality, while the singing was immoder-
ately good. A fine organ responding to the
artistic touch of the assistant tutoress, Miss
Laura Winder, added a charm to the singing
An address was then delivered by Rev. Mr.
Branch upon can Educated Husbandry,"
which, though interesting and instructive 10
the elder part of the audience, occupied too
much tae rendering it tiresome to the i'm
patient scholars.
| The following received honors: Masters
0gura Jira, Andrew Small; Misses Emma
Beach, Annie Beach, Daisy Peter Florence
Mullcan and Nellie Kelley.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-07-07

8elknap, Babcock,, Boss Shepherd, Grant,
and several of their friends in the Missouri
Peni,eutiary are for Hays and Wheeler.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-07-07
Tournament.

A Tournament will take place on the farm
Of Mr.. Stonestreet opposite 10 Baley's school
house on Saturday the 18th inst, commence
ing at O'Clock, P. NJ. The prizes 10 be con-
tended for a Saddle and Bride, and the
honor of GROWING the Queen of Love and
Beauty and her Maids Of Honor. The lists
are open to all, and tho public generally are
invited to attend
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-07-07

Dr. Louis Maekall Sr, well-known to many
Of our citizens, died in Georgetown, D. c.,
on the Sd inst
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-07-07

James Cooley. formerly of this place, was
sun struck in Washington on Wednesday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-07-07
Distribution of Medals.

On Friday evening last quite large crowd
10 witness the annual distribution of medals
TO the pupils of the Rockville Academy The
| large hall on the Grounds was tastefuly
decorated with flowers and evergreens for the
occasion, and presented beautiful appear
ance. The exercises of the evening were
opened by Mr.. b. B. Pretiymsn, who stated
the programme for the evening after which
Judge W. Veirs Bouc made one of his happy
addresses to the pupils and the large audience,
which was received with frequent bursts of
applause He spoke in the highest terms of
facilities afforded by this time honored insti-
tuition for the education of our youth and
hoped that next year might have the
pleasure of listening to some addresses from
the pupils.
The distribution of the various medals was
conducted by-~Ar. E. B. Pre,tyman who in
dulged in some appropriate remarks to each
of the pupils as he presented to them the
evidences of their close application and sue
cess in the various departments of the insi-
tuition.
West medal, first honor Academic Depart
ment, awarded to Frank Higgins second
honor aw arded to Alexander Muncaster.
| First honor Intermediate Department,
awarded 10 Milson Allcn second honor
awarded to Charlie Yeirs
First honor Primary Department, awarded
to Willie Williams: second honor awarded
to Thomas Huingue.
First honor Pcnmanship awarded TO Charlie
Veirs; second honor awarded to Willie
| Williams.
AT the conclusion of the distribution Mr..
Washington Catlett, Principal of The Acade-
my announced that the exercises would be
concluded with dance, and soon the floor was
| filled with happy couples eager TO participate
! in this enjoyment. Refreshments were fur
nished TO the company during the evening
and the enjoyable affair was kept up until the
'wee sma' hours" when all returned to theil
homes voting the entire affair success o
which the teacher and pupils may be proud
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Another suspension OF payment, In addition to that
Of Messrs George Ripley Sou, OF Pine street, reported
In this column yesterday subsequent upon the failure
OF Mcssrs Messenger, Wr-ht Co.. OF Duane street,
announced This time the unfortunate nrm is Mcs
singer Fisher & Co OF Broadway and Franklin street.
dry goods jobbcrs who have Endorsed paper Of Mes
singer, Wright X Co. to the extent OF $4,000 Mes.
singer Fisher & Co s Liabilities Will be close upon
$Z0U.O 900 Their assets are not known.
The Gilbert * Bennett Wire Manufacturing Company,
OF Bridgeport Conn, whose Office IL his city is M
x73 Pearl street. has cai'," meeting Of its creditors
This company failed about year ago. with llabI,tcf
aggresatin9 $4,000. when 1t received extension
II creditors Its present liabilities
yet usccr;aucd IL was reported yesterday hat the
Company Is Offering COMPROMISE OF thrty-1vs cont
called upon. stated that he knew nothing OF such
offer, that ali he was authorized TO say that
meeting OF creditors has been called.
John MacNullen has been atudicatcd u bankrupt b.
Register J. r. Williams, oI No Warren street. upos
his own petition HIS insolvant schedule shows hM
G. Angus US Schuster, $1,000; A. Socket, $3.50
James A. Roosevelt, 81 2l0; sarah Burr 81 0UO;
Mucahy Hughes, 81. 000
Tho examination Of Daniel Drew, bankrupt, Is rel
down Tor today at2P ~, at Register williams of1cc
Mr.. Drew ~ quite unwcll however, AM should " be
asceranod that he Is sick 20 out the oxamina~
ton will take place nj his house
There Us nothing ia the matter or the L0lncrs'
Bank oil Nassau street. for which receiver MP
pointed about two weeks ago. Negotiations st,l
pending between the bank people and several large
capitalists. but until they Terminated no definite
step can be taken toward resuminu payment
George u. Duncan, judgment creditor or tho New
York Star Publishing Company, has applied TO have
receives appointed for the company, ani yesterday
Charles q. Duncan shipping commissioner, was ap-
Iiai1f aI
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Yesterday two trunks, wah false bottoms seized
from a Spanish passenger the Havana steamer CITY
Of Vera Cruz, by Inspector vanderworst, OF DEPUTY
Surveyor Burion's staff turned into tho seizure
room Of The Custom House All the articles ihercis
viii be forfeited % the government likewise upward d
COO0 cigars contained IN the false bottoms
General sharpe, surveyor OF the PORT has gwen or
dcrs that the charging officers fees when swearing u
their payroIls, be stopped
II wns reported IN the Custom House yesterday thai
Major Edgar Sclyc, appointed clerk the New Yorh
Custom House about month ago through the uliu
% Collector Casey. OF New Orleans, Will not b
long retained account oil the evidence he gave 81
Washington before he Special Committee on Federal
Onlccs IN Louisiana last Wednesday.
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oANs NEuvTIArED WITHOUT DELAY ON PN0P.
i.ss SEA '' a5a4 s's is s;ss "a
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Heaiier eldsrs GENERALLY asking advance bas
were naminsy ne same closing At - 20 ~ = for Chit
about ioo5o Lshei. Al % Tor ungsadsd spring 81 -
"a y for No Chicago 81 10 ~ 81 for Mnnescts ~ ri
q u Tor a SG - ss tor o ss ss" a1sS
was agiss SOD bushels Canada sold about Use. Bs
,syaws note sale q 1900 bushels cansds a. r.
cdediy higher The sales embraced 1000 bushels at Ole
g per ~. ~ for :. pei sample sse s 70
crn 0l1c Gle ior niAed aud Gle for June Oats
sac for No graded mixed 4c Ale for No white 500.
tsc for the range 81 mixed isc 5oc for white sstc
nixy ssp Jurs The market quiet. We quote; =
s se' soiS Hass. sissa sso sso gold: Italian
a. cash; sSal heap, s'Is sss. rad; is'is. ss De-
New Orleans At 4c 5sc for fair 70 choice oI hhds aud
% tIerses boiling ases sold ste The stock 4 sss3
Islands and s.u0o Dbs. New Oresn. We quote s-Gubs
centrifugal and mixed, xac nee slsyed, .se &c.
Orleans fsr good sc Ssc prime q choice Sc sss
s Tut Rs" w." m but
We quote -spirit. surpsntine. SIZE age sesIn, com
Warrington 81; wiimiaeton. ga VI ia,s Advcrs
from WILMINGTON we're - fo'lcws ,kosn nrm s,rainsd
STEADY hard, u 20; sais 81 Isl virgin = 50 q 5s
New ssatord shsr. wsr. further .ses Of 100
bbs sperm private price. rSmorsd sale II small
lot whale tor MISUNDERSTANDING. price transpirsd No
s's y.sw sssds .s ys,s.
q q 9 ~; sperm crude = -; do Issehsd winter
sss. ,s = s s;s. s Ss s::s 80 %; winter
sns.s-S"S. . ;sii, sxs sxs d.. = Sss. lie :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19

A NEW KLEnESr IN rHE MINING woRLp
Reference has been nude In alese columns to q new
process known the sFryer process" for reducing
refractory gold and silver ores, and which, II Is
claimed, will rcvoutionixc the present methods In
that il will sxvo amount Of material that has
hitherto been regarded refuse has entirely cs-
capped and will largely add 10 tho production and profit
Of the mines wherein II may DO applied. As much In
tsrcst only In Now York but other Eastern ccs
beginning to be attached m'ning properties quote
from California paper tho following account OF tho
construction and use OF the which havo Just
been opened In Grass Valley Tho whole ap-
parztus IL entirely different from anything
in usc before. and consists Of fur-
designed to roast at high temperature refrac-
tory ln order 10 reduce the noblo metals pure
state bsoro amagamatson. Tho second operation Is
treating the roasted revolving apparatus II
ocason shape, provided with equal capacity 10 q Ave-
stamp battery. QUICKSILVER, no: water and soms
cheap chemicals yet unnamed placed cyiin-
with the roasted ores. the heads Of tho cylinders
arc tightly closed and the pulvcrixng apparatus
In motion the rate OF revolutions the minute
cylindrical weight Of $50 pounds In each cylinder
falls twice upon tho Ia every revolution, puvcriz
Ing 1t 10 mpalpablc powder, while AZ sle timc
amagamation Is going on Alter six hours Of this
treatment tho cylinders arc opened and the pulp IL
elected through pipe Into separator, where
II Is met by powerful stream OF water
ut tho bottom OF tho separator val, winch
keeps the pulp in active motion The ANAL
garn falls int a receptacle ~ tho bottom Of
the separator and Tho sIuns float At tho top
These pass through = rotary square box, pro-
vdcd with copper plates to catch the smallest particle
o. amalsam. Il such could possibly escape The ANAL
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT srEApy-FUTUREs
srEADY--FLoUR QUIET-wHEAT QUIET BUT
srEADIER-CoRN FIRMER--oATs DULL AND
LowER--wHIsKEY fIRM-poRK QUIET BUT.
srEADY-LARD QUIET BUT srEADY-PETRo-
LEUM QUIET--sPIRITs TURPENTINE OUTFIT
RosIN FIRM-oII.s sTEADY-FRErGHTs QUITE
ACTIVE IN GRAIN TONNAGE WITH RATES
STRONGER FOR THIS KINp-CoFFEK QUIET
SUGAR FIRM.
THURSDAY, May 1S-6P. NJ
Tho trade movement continued slow in nearly all
branches Of business, but there comparatively
few changes in values, Of consequence. On Change
business slow in every direction. Flour quiet
Wheat was quiet but stcadier. Corn IN good
qncst and decidedly lrmcr Oats were dull and lower
Whiskey firm. Pork and lard quiet but steady
Ocean freghts active, especially grain tonnage
for which better prices were obtained. Cotton was
steady. Coffee QUOT. Naval stores were slow Oils
were steady Petroleum was dull Sugar nrm
but quiet
CorFEE-The market for Braxils quiet, the only
sale reported being sos bags Rio at Baltimore, Ade
leids, on private terms Mild coGco was quiet. with
sale Of 2o5 bags ST. Domingo, l4ze During the past
week 4997 bags Maracaibo. 1860 do Lasusyra, 26I
Rca 239 do. savana and 81 Mexican sold for
consumption, within the range OF the prices We
have Mcssrs. Wright Co.'S telegram dated Rio. May II,
1876 advsng-sscs since 10th inst 270JO bags; shin
ments 5000 do loading $1,000 do stock ut date VI 90
do daily receipts. 100 do; price, sF7o0 Ex-
change 2syd Tho Of mild coffee IN rst hands
follows Java grass mats l7s9i5; Singapore grass mas
2.02; Csylon. ioeoa bag~ Msracabo Is. 200 do; La
guayrs 1857 do Jamaica, 800 do 81 Domingo, 1000 do
Porto Rico lSU Costa Rca, 326S do: Mexican b34
Manila 800 do savana too do total stock IS 7O2
bags i739l5 mats Java and 2.C62 mats singapore. wo
quote :-Ordinary i51ac nir do Ike
l7kc good do; l754c 1855 prime do. is'ac ls'sc
od Ss
zoe PIE: DO, grass mats 2le 24c. singapore do
ls1ac zoe Ceylon 171c &c., Maracaibo. tic. 19v.
Laguayra l7lsc ISisc Jsnaca, tic isc y Domingo
l51sc l5sc.; Porto Rico lsc isc Cost. Rica lie
l7c lsc Ango.ura lie 1sc; savauiIla. Ice is,sc,
Curscoa. 1Gc. y l7lsc
C0rrox-The for spot quiet but steady the
Of holders restricting business Futures closed
steady The closing prices to-day compare with wednes-
day prices IS folows:-
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The following are the Philadelphia stock quotation.

The following table Of prices Of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares by telegraph from
San Francisco, 10 furnished by William Ward Drexel
u
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. May 49, 1875
Gotten qalss %sdog low midane good
coastwss. lis. Sales, COS Stock. as,3o,.
NEw ORLEANS. May ls, 1870
miadlins. iOssc: good ordinary e,se. receipts lis
s coast ' 100 Sales $500 Stock i4oS "1 ~
MonrIr. May IL. 1876
al"s ioss iose good Urinary ose sSss xss's.
scpss 100 bales gross a Exports coasswss 7s Sales
SAVANNAH. May IL, 1876
good . ssassS s .'' Ss receipts bas s.ls.
Stock, 1881
Cotton s.eade.; mIddlins: ile; Low midaIins. lie:
cosstwiss. isS. sales. 800. Stock i5,a7a "'' ''
gs white IN s Is ssS Fl sss ~. .s
ss. sale. ss Nd w ;ss, asss. sS ws r.
T.. ~ u CHI s :. Sssd @ .s ga;
sales q old At ess Barley dull; sales q 1000 bushel:
# $ "a 81 ssse NJ
s%ss s - Isas
ss s
s 90 Elevate. sS the h sSS
bushels s9ooyi do. oats. aas.ooo do; barley,
soIa sS .es sss
1900 bIlS; wheat 500 bushels; $4,000 DO
s q s1" e
sS s. ssss 81 % &c" as
ss New YORK a. o. saa az
aud and nrm sales $50 ses g unbalanced
,sl 1s r" .wsa.ss club ri as
for sails: Barley inactive. Oats. retail trade
only Seeds arm transactions light Pork cul 81 %
ST ii for city msdo.
Flour steady. Wheat steady with good dsmand; No
white wasa.h 81 so's M iw!i.. MieIg.n. 81 ss 10.
81 2s ~ do; 81 ls's: M rcd win!sr; s. 81 SaS
high Nay DsSss a July SI'e am
no. I a See =" %h E..aS Michigan .ss @ s"s ns
Wssn, bushels; ,s sG o s. os. 40 do
COCO do; oats. 5000 do.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat active. firm aud
nsssr & 10 gh,s s gps ~ S s,as = az
ssss.sa SIS S. ssys nd; I'D
ca $50 ''S Oats ds nominal so Spot SPOT;
higher Is pG ' s f sas sd nssS sH and
T.:; ..ssy :.s e iS w " " . y ss
ps ss g" 80 isS VI q Va sss sa s
:ss; MS:s's outs. .ss ss a.
5y Wheat ss is. sss 40 eon 4"
2sooo %; rye. s2s DO barley 800 a., A.hc ansr
fs ny 90 S
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HI. PnoupxxcE. H. l.. May ". 1876.
rrnns cloths .'s s%,, x .; e. sale. ss,: ::
GENERALLY nsId Al the higher figure.
HAVANA MARKETS.
Spanish gold. 2a7 2a7,S Exchsnss easier aud falling:
s on s r Srss s sS a%
short sight. ats premium On London is,s 10 pre-
EUROPEAN MARKET.
oscSs s.s p ,S Nay sEsa
FINANCIAL.
n s.ssss; ,. and Nassau 4. =,
Nossrs DE ROriscnILD
Also Commercial Tsiesraphs Transfer Of
Money California and knroI'e
"A. 5.aw ssLIcxAxA CO..
..u. s ~ nss. "a uie ssw 70 s ssvesr
payable in any part Of Europe Asia Africa, Australia and
Bs Of Exchange and make rslssr.ghs Transfers Of
Money 10 Europe ana California
A 4 REASONABLE RArEs.-x0SEy on LIrE AND
"A Endownsns insurance Policies. Morssase. and other
ss = mu sr1 &c. rs ss
-srOck srKcuLATIOSs CONDUCTED by Us IN
every CORN boo. ssns,nns relating
sss i s and B iiss No u SrSaway Co.,
A Ny AMOUNT TRUST Funds TO LOAN ON
= n'''4's' - IRA viisf,s woLcorr. 10 Pin. ..
Ink. YK q y Y 4, = 60, BA.KkRs AND
ss' sss .@.i : ss ass 81.
stocks = Legitimate cnsrsess whco frequently pay
ksiisbs Puts and CAL. nsrosiasea favorable rates;
stocks bought and carried ~ long desired dcposs Of
CIR Gisss = -. "a ssssiy report. sen. rs.s
I ALWAYS HAVE MONEY To LOAN ON MORT
Ssass. L RxST rs sssss ;.'
.JomS $ PIERCE; no rlSK 81. LOANS NoxEY
six per reut money for frst class loans.
I DAMS NEuuTIArED WITHOUT DELAY ON PK0r
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Ihe saIcS So-uhy aggreght
IS, 900 were Pacific Mail.
ADVANCE AVID DECLINE
The following the changes In closing prices COM

ADVANCE AVID DECLINE
The following the changes In closing prices com.
pared with those OF yesterday
ADvAxcx-Nsw York Central, n; Erie, "; Lake
ehore. "; Michigan Central u; Ncrthsestern COM
eum, II; Rock Island, Il; 81 Paul preferred. X;
gold, y.
DEcL,sk-western Union, X; Union Pacific. TX;
G, C.. q. and L. n.
STATIONARY Atlantic and Pacific preferred. Attain
TIC and Pacific Telegraph, G., q. and !. O. Hanni-
bal and 81 Joseph common and preferred, Harlem,
Illinois Central, Missouri Pacnc Northwestern pre-
lerred, Panama, Quicksilver and 81 Paul common
TIM MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at 1l2a<. with sales In the
interim At 1l2 The carrying rates were l, and TX
per cant Leans wore also made Hat Tie steamship
wieland sailing for Europe to-day, takes out $7l10Oo
specie, Of which $500 900 gold and the remainder
gold silver barG Operations Of the Gold Exchange
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THE BROOKLYN DEFALoATIoN.

Yesterday afternoon Register OF Arrears whitney
made further discovery connection with the pecua
tons Of Hcnry A. solomons, the a,c cashier Of that
department. The amount OF the tax bill handed 10
bearing soomon's signature was xt4l ~. The aRgrs
gate Of the dciacation now II ISIS S. The accused
who arrested tmo ago, waived exalninatlou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19

The residence Of Alderman 0rhwold. No. - Fors
Greene place, Brooklyn, was vit(n ~ burglars On
"wednesday night ana robbed o. sIturwars ana other
properly 70 the value VI s3OO Last October the same
house was robbed Of jowory and wearing appofoi -
me value Of several hundred daaiass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19

IKE refined. In bills 14a<c: d. cases. lsc. Refined
iss% lie esss .s:: :a isilssso css arm;
a q ssls lard us sis,es.
cut 1ss - Dse.:Ts bacon .sIss' and s ssss:
"a - % .:ssS ~ sra: fss 80 y pa
BID 81 s:s.s%ssr 81 s:isS
extra prime siT ca. meats were insess 200 lbs
light picked bellies sold = lsc aud p sierces picked
pIsssS issss i belize. At .is siis
!: 4. Wv: ::;s @ . g.,
Ss sas s; We 4 Sss ss. = ss;
plain a. sa y: SIS So Isrss.-ciy Ind.
As@ .s.s ass a s Southern s,as sold
private price Prime Western At as s2 and good
M q ss% ~. meat we're 'is Ss iss
ss : SS, e. s SIS IS @ SD T.
June sia 7a bid. sia asked tsr July sis 10 lid
ss a Is 'ss ST. Is ~ ay
% . on s aes ss sr aa ssSs
new ~ yia s. Refined was quiet at previous prices
@ 81 %.:,s,s :Ss s:Ss
VA. a All, ans vsr io as cream 10 SKINNED
S the Rss
pri%s e sasoo fair h 70 % reoS s se r., aH
gond 7'sc 79sc. gold; kansoon In bond, 2sc asac
. sus4a-Tho market was firm with sales Of $50 hhda.
Cuba bsrey fair refining at 7c The stock Of raw ~
Stock (asccrtanedby actual
count, including specuia-
Receipts since May i....... 4s.ssa BOSE 1850 i7ss
Sales since May asias assi 1i Sis .ios
1876 1882 s6oi3 2a244s sos
NAV 40 1875 .......... ii2 2oa 3e.e3s s7.os5 1888
May u. 1874. ......... iio.s7 7sees iao.5oe 2iso
May - 1873 .......-..... eis37 45os4 2aaoac 59o7
We quote Fair refining 1ssc good do, la.icc Cnea
and ans SSxs: s Ss e - is sS aA +,
uned-st.nasrd 4. o.e oc sa A. e,sc crushed, lossc
skkseeips tisrces. and 81 bulls The msrk&
TALLow -Ksceipts-43 hhds and liz bills. The market
was s;ssdy win sales Of so ts p. a, @ m ~,
alcohol rho market was am; iooSiis sold At 81 T.
and advance 3D. per
up were Cors and orders In Kinds
per and .a steadily held iSs ss..
is and s's NJ is fierce. Ssst - x'-o
Hun per s steam so sIsss beef at Is TO s,s
comprssd:aAn Italian bark. hence 70 AleSandrla.
bark rs%sn WITH & s
sms
= 3d. 18th une @ . snt aerwa,d rad
taking The provision. reported above: bark
& T. sa hence n
direct, with 800 quarters: :, 8. % Norwegian bark
quarters "a: British bark, reported hence Con
ss asa ca4 Win "a % s.s
Sosr Vas sor s ese %
late In the evening", u.s. Austrian bark. hence with
300 quarters. 6s olton ct Penart Roads Us I'D.
u Norwegian bark, hence with $500 quarters, 1s
with 1000 quarters. u.s.; with 100 quarters,
u.s. one quarters one, 20OO quarters U.s. IWherc
onen means Norwegian parks, just OF
for orders chartered here now At Delaware Breakwate
with 5000 quarters grain. 5s sd Swedish bark
for orders with 800 quarters from Philadelphia. nm
Austrian bark thence with $500 quarters. voyage
S. 7sd gratuy; italian barl from baltimore TO
direct port coast Of Ireland with 800 quarters
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BROOKLYN FINANCES.

Comptroller Powell has been authorized by the
Brooklyn Common Council TO negotiate temporary
loans not exceeding 81 000, ooO to provide
for the deficiency IN The collection OF taxes Tor the
years 1874 and ls7a H4
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The sales of State bonds Tennessee sixes new,
at 42< 49, District OF Columbia ao5's declined 70 III
North Carolina skies, funding act, 1865. sold At H.
SHARES
Bank shares were dull the only sales having been In
New York a. III y 1l7h and Metropolitan at 100
120K
TELEGRAPH RATEs.
General Eckert, President Of the Atlantic and
Pacific and Franklin Telegraph Company, an
nounccs that the reduction rates heretofore
made by his company have met with a cordial
response from the public in. the shape Of IN
creased patronage and, having received many petitions
from points yet included in such reductions. an
that on and after Monday, May y, general
reduction win be made throughout the entire service
east OF the Missouri Biver, except between points
where rates have already been reduced The partcu-
lars Of reduction which Is about 10 TO Is per cent
win be found in the official announcement.
PHILADELPHIA srocKA
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honey on cali supplied freely a. q ax por cent
Prime commercial paper Is quoted q aud per cent
The following were the rates or exchange on Now
Fork at tho aforementioned cities to-day
v premium; Savannah, SO premium; Cincinnati
lrm, good demand, ~ 100 premium; 81 Louis, rs
premium; New Orleans commercial. $40; bank, n;
md Chicago, 500 premium. Sterling exchange was
quiet aud steady; prime asking rates, 4ssk Asoh;
slIing rates, 4s7A aAss& and 1ssk Ask; rech-
marks. 96>s aeak aud se,l COX; cables. osX 81;
prime PARIS, g. 13x aud 5.llk.
INVESTMENT suAREs.
In investment shares tho principal changes were
ho~n in Jersey Central which rccedcd from 00k 10 ST.
md IN Delaware and lAckawanna, which sold al 100
e6k lo4 u tsoller 00) l0d Morris ana Essex was
tsa1y q 10ek ioax, Ns~ York CsnsrA q i1ok .