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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

THE following resolutions were adopted
at tire last regular communication of Dia-
mond Lodge No. Z, A. T. of A. Nj:
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Grand Mas
ter of the universe to call from his labor in
life, our worthy brother, Cha. S. Shepard !;
therefore be it
Resolued, That in the loss of brother
Shepard, our lodge will miss a useful and
honorable member, Il noble and generous
man.
Reso1ved, That in orr lodge his memory
will be ever cherished by us, and our recol-
%lections of him will always be with the
greatest esteem and warmest affections.
Resotpcd, That we tender to his relatives
and friends from whom he has long been
separated, our heartfelt sympathies in this
their sad bereavement.
RESOLVED. That as Il token of our grief,
our lodge be draped in mourning for thirty
days, and the members wear the usual
badge for the same period.
RESOLVED. That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes OF the lodge, II copy be
sent to the relatives of our deceased worthy
brother, and a copy be given to the ROCKY
MOUNTAIN HUsBANDMAN for publication.
GEO. WALLWORK.
GILBERT ECKER. Com.
SAM'I. ANDERSON.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

WE call the attention of our readers to the
new;advertisement, in this issue, of the In
ternational Hotel, of Helena. Since Messrs.
Kinda & Sklower became the proprietors of
this house, it has gained the reputation of
being one of the best conducted hotels in the
city. The rooms are spacious and airy, and
are kept clean and tidy. Their tables are
always supplied with the best eatables to be
had in the country. and their charges are
reasonable. Give them a trial.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

j TIKI crops upon Jefferson valley near Par
yon's old bridge are i'll advance of any other
Rcdon of the country. Mr. Jas. Perkins,
b that valley, informed Ills last week that
adls of wheat are u inches long, and look
liz exceedingly we'll.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31


A MISTAKE occurred last week in our adj
Esertsement of the races to come off at the
n mite Sulphur Springs, July 4th. Instead
"a the second horse saving entrance fee, as
f'ated, he is to get all the entrance money.
his makes an important change in the
purse, as the second horse is sure to get $40
"a one race and S25 in the other, and as much
more III proportion as there are more than
Pouf horses entered. 1t will also be noticed
'la' Inc distance Of the races has been add
~ 10 the advertisement.
DID. COOK, one of our enterprislng wool
e'owers' who has been spending the winter
r"ouss MS friends away down in the old
''allle state, returned this week, accom-
ssa'ieu by the following gentlemen, who
s'he 10 lind homes in the Far West: C.
IN - oiary, Z. L. Virgins. E. B. Hunt, A. T.
o.'er, BIZ. Kent, L. T. Hurd, S. S. Ber-
nJr., Maine; Arthur w. Sias. N. G. God
n.y. Mass; Benz. F. Sherman, Wis. Still
NY come, and still there is room amone
grand Old mountains and along our clear
s brooks that meander through oul
"s"''leent vallies for thousands more.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31
c1rr LODGE No. 7, A. F.snd a. M.

-, rITT-T ICUEE FU' =, u
Stated com rI'v, oa 5he second es5a d' sad fesT5s;
4 in Diamono Of t"e each month: sojourning
kjTT ;:saq5sr! arc q stordial,,;ys, jn ysslh to a't W' If.
i, u BARNES, sec'y.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

r non1der ditch broke Sunday nlshV
lhh ,;,o on the south side of Confeder-
f'' ' ."s out a cut q feet in length
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

n.->Is LswLER. owner of some ex-
Ah ,nd valuable bar mines i'll Whites
onont two duysiin town this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

Mrs. II. FL, BARNES arrived by Fridays
coach, from the eastern coast of Maine, a
distance of over 5000 miles. Mrs. Barnes
has not been in very good health. for SOME
time past, and the fatigue of the long 5our-
ney was all hef constitution could bear. We
cordially welcome her to a home in our
midst, and trust that the mountain breezes
may soon fan lfer cheek into the rosy hues
of health, and she be happy again in tie
society of her husband, from whom she has
long been separated.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

-~-sro No II, South Commerce.
Frrr. NJ. PaIc arc o HGs authorized agents a to t Isaa'sas
] :. ,5 1ss.';] ,o ont for advertising s"o 'S''''s
"%,,inlions.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

MEssRs. John Zeigler and Mr.. Charles
Wayne, of Helena, passed through town to
the East Side this week. Mr.. Il. is an ex-
tenslve stock raiser, and goes to the Mus
cleshell to look after his herds. Mr.. MaIne
is OF the late firm of Mayne & Hoffman; he
is on a visit to is brother in Smith River
valley, and we are glad to learn that he
contemplates engaging in the stock bust
ness there.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

MIR. j. I. INGRAM, writing from Pony I'M
der Gate of the 18th inst, says: "Tl1emines
IN this locality are looking well. None of
the mills are running on the creek. The
Gefchel mill s'u%ndergoing repairs, having
a new overshot wheel put in, and will add
tive more stands; the Mallory mill is idle
from the want of ore, the roads being so bad
that teams canno haul, but it will not be for
long. The Moreland mill is running night
and day"
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

Al. DAVIDSON, of Helena, is correspond
#8ug with Eastern firms with a view to be-
coming better posted on the wool market,
PM will probably be prepared to offer the
pest prices for Montana wool very soo
slr. Dayidson's stock Of harness, saddles
2nd other goods in his line, now arriving
From Benton, is much the largest which has
over been brought to Montana.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

- p,uEy's new jewelry "ad." VIII
.,r next week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

,ost saturday evening aceuple OF dogs
oN ,1 wounded 81 head OF sheep in the
w." Mr. Alex. Watson, of Benton gulch.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

rurrr is a good head Of water in Confed-
40 o,,Ic1. and Nanno & Co.. 'of the Con-
az, ,+o1 Flume Co., are driving the bank
,.,r If a lively rate.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

i Tur eaples have been very destructive to
Smith river floclls this season. DR.. Par
berry estimates that his loss i'll lambs car
sel off by these birds will reach the value
two hundred dollars.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
HELENA, MONTANA.

Uncxcelled cuisine, unobtrusive provision for the
qualification of its patrons, convenient, spacious
and airy rooms, and kept scrupulously clean, are
some of the chief characteristics Of this justly pop
ular hotel. ,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

N E W S !.

LOCAL
~, =. M Il, Sotth Colnmcrcai
r., #. PRICE authorized agents to tralsac
N -. Leuis, arcomt far advertising @nd receive
III h~s:iue's' w.
b,crip'Ions-
! -.oro c1rr LODGE No. T. A. F.sna a. Al. M
8GAEOaD communication held attheir Hall,
stated ~ t,itv, on the second ana fohItn
u has in tn,rdavs of each lno n;tnd 70 st}end'
N5s1yE\ Fathers saaHhh ore cordlai,x1 nRFiELD W. M.
p,u<rs. Sec'y.
Cp71IEy's new jewelry "ad.' Will
next week.
boulder ditch broke Sunday nlsht
u, III" thc pipe on the south side of confeder-
|1e'' washing out a cut q feet IN lehs'"'
g.. DENNIS LNwLEK. owner OF some eA-
NH' md valuable bar mines i'll Whites
aFD'n ,nont two duysiin town this week.
,,,. saturday ,evcliing a'couple OF dogs
AVID wounded 81 head OF sheep mTife
III" Nv Alex. Watson, of Benton gulch.
u,,,,r is 4 good head Of water in Confed-
'.n o,,lch. and Nanno & Co.''o the Con-
s,;a,tea Flume Co., are driving the BANK
swav at lively rate.
d prs1Srss men who advertise lloeralfy cah
,Der,,1v afford to be the most liberal Ill
a =. aoa1iurs. This is what the farmers say
xho read our paper.
#v,w7Er2 Co., of Helena, are dorns an
,nouse trade in farming implements and
E,rons. They have over 100 wagons and
,u;os o., route for Montana this season.
81 c,rsr, are becoming numerous at the
K-1itp SULPHUR Springs. Mr.. Hugh Nc
nona1d, Miss Lightbody and Mrs. William
Hartop, o Cave gulch, went over this week.
rur mines on Eldorado bar are turning
In better than has been anticipated. Coop
u Uoagland. Riley 6 Siebrecht are wash
h their winters dump, which is yielding
sput $1,000 per DAY.
TIVE eagles have been very destructive to
=hp Smith river floclls this season. DR.. Par
prrv estimates that his loss i'll lambs car
z@cl off by these birds will reach the value
IN two hundred dollars.
III TIKI crops upon Jefferson valley near Par
Ipn's old bridge are i'll advance of any other
ection of the country Mr.. Jas. Perkins
ia that rnsln, informed us last week tia
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31
13 O H n
ID I H ID

ID I H ID
In Helena, at the Sisters Hospital, May %, Mason
p. Rumney. Detroit, Mich. papers please copy.
In Deadwood, on the Wheeler claim. May 18th,
Archie Mcdonald, a native of Canada.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

Time of game. two hours and twenty INMATES.
Scorers, T.. n. Wilkie and G. w. Sutton.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

,xvss men who advertise literally can
ps.o,v afford to be the most liberal i'll
=. ao.1;uos. This is what the farmers say
BIZ read oNr paper.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

,u-rr.x Co., of Helena, are doing an
.orsa trade in farming implements and
r,rors. They have over 100 wagons and
.-;os o., route for Montana this season.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

ruv mines on Eldorado bar are turning
L. hotter than has been anticipated. Coop
/, Hoagland. Riley 6 sieore"ht arc wash
H. their winters dump, which is yielding
$1,000 per DAY.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

DAVE made a %(scratch) tally.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

Ecrrsr, are becoming numerous at the
kr1;te sulphur Springs. Mr.. Hugh Nc
hmno1d. Miss Lightbody and Mrs. William
rtoo. of Cave gulch, went over this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

RINDA & SHOWER, Props.
2S-Iy A.. HoVh, ete'H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-25
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Rutier qhorlas and VIC To Alexander Fraser, W OF
Xye 4 XXI SiiSst; yeafs $4,000
CDaNsy, j. AID Otacrs, to l;oweiy SAVING BANK o
40 II MJitgt, ytar.--.-. 4iVvV
h.i iat y. iti ! ...'. -. 5000
ala -, itr i az " ~ =. mont $500
same, RVtfldeaNe, n Z coz OF fJtISti D ana
..-..-
hS i'e o 2GsS 81 6,iatc; 5000
Hull, joan II, and WIFE, 10 Mary Selbury, $50 -o
1,-si, ~ @taVe year, o'oOO
Nicf.yoy J5S and vie, 10 Margaret AcGyuy, : OF $500
f nm Va inston,e t9:sI ward; years 1890
i'',,s 4. 3 y,ir" ..-...-............ 1900
III ~ 20 ma e. i.iit Wear - ........ 27Oo0
,nc Jv5n T. 10 ili,lh XII e. n OF years 1900
'% Y.,r 20 '''' " - -. ...,..,.: 1900
1ay.ur JOHN j aCd WIFE, 10 Iat!i MCC"nhcn vi Oh
lUihaVC. % 1Giltst: years -oo
$, rt , ard 7tsycs: $4,000
Abraham and WIFE 20 ttJb 1T y Nir'Grn, W
7mGyr, bet :sitn Gud 3lta:s; years f'IOO
hdiseI i, in ,;,Ja i ".is " 1900
Second Cnur.h at The E:aHGr..cal AE,ocatiWi oil
NOIh America 10 G II hrssvhc, ~ JSist, Del . am
sol Is g.; -; $ 81 isisTt , ....... 5000
WRIGHT Hennctta Med, 20 Csc \ Bi1cs, 3 ci 10Th
>
same 10 siir, .Otii-Si lsiavc years 1,UOJ
O'CuLiIei Jalc, and hU5SlEd, 4 Hannah MhrlhV,ns
al llItst, N Niu6avC tZjl NGE!o; Syf. soo
lOncia.j D. \. 1A'Aia' P'9h'y htE's'o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-25
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is. 1877.
auetion Sales of Real Gstate.

non SALE at AUCTION.-A tract of 533
acres of uine and WOODLAND on the Long Isfshn
Plains near Park station. 30 miles from we ey ~ o
49, i.iand Railroad will offered at auction AZ the FIX
ehanen Selesrn No Ill broadway, New.Yors AZ neon gu
THURSDAY, May 3. 1871 by JOHN H. Di'Af Ia" w.
Auctionecrs. r m .or AN, sav,n. hal
.na o DAYS For further particulars apply TO the auction
eers No lO6 broadway, Ncw-York, or 20 -.
''''' - MILLER g. TUTHILI, Attorneys,
RiveIhead Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-25
ma closing rates lor ioreisn eXell@ase Were !;

Mon.y continues in abundant supply, ald temporary
loans on Tie uae at ana PEG cent I'll
classes OF acceptable euiEttral DseVui . o., ana
rat.s az domestic exchange uuelailgVd. Tue Uncd
states Treasurer et WaShnston received today $780,,
600 NaioRa bank notes for rcds;ufiioD Ibo customs
S25OuOO rho following y the Clearinghouse statement
to+fay currency exchanges. Tf,ioS,ssSi currency
balances SO .Sv004 goid exchausss sllT, esq; gld
balances, F0s7 03e.
There WAS large business United States bonds to-
day the transactions at the carly boards reaching
s20o,0co SKIES OF 1881 sald hseiy at ll3iss
1854 registered issues aud 1l1 ior coupon slau
lot Oh lsG5 Old issGe, teeLng lll There were sacs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-25

Tor sCHOoIS ava ~ rpP ,, sGos ~" i
creasng demand Tor gGod teacher Als carly for Autumn
yacaBres. Seid stamp for app icdtiah form -
T. COrfS WORTH PiNfKNEY.
(Athaye side, lGtb-st) New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-25
NEW MUSIC

RUTH THE CLEANER Musical prama , IN INV n''e
nv j. a. BurtsSf1EtD. John Cnuich Il" w. oi"0i
Mr.. Butterfeld's work is entertaining enough
IN rad over and would be more dyertlng IN the
,ereo,mance. He has taken the charminsly pocticai
story of shc Bible aud not finding It adapted 10 'ne ca
icences OF "musica drama" has made eertaih"tei>
atoms therein He needed bass. Bases are tgenera)
vinaps He, made bis bass who in the Biol" version
seems a decent character enough inven: diaooheh
nlot 70 kin of Boaz and marry Ruth and thereby Sc
cured moreover an opportunity of introducing uue'
between the chief conspirators which fairly rivals inc
bood-curdling "Consprators Chorus in La Fiiie ue
Madame Angot" Bat in point OF music Nv
"a less original. lie makes his Naomi lament
her bercavements IN the familiar strains OF
al Troya,orc;v he makes his labOrers work To tnhe
which must be blood relation OF one OF the cncruses h
"MartIa, Indeed the great charm Of the work 10 'he
fronepey with wbeh old familiar friends come TO us-H
woud not he say with new faces, but with mere
and there daub OF pantOr black patch over an eye
which scarcely to alter s, less TO disguise them
True the society is somey nixed-Moody and sankey
Italian Opera Camp Meeting, Opera Bouffe, ana inc
Negro Nnstres jostle each other like masks at eocf
tranz ball. but then variety is the spice oil Ii'e ana
Mr. Butterfed has given IL 70 us in broad ana hoera
spirit Only he rather neglected the religious &C
ment which is chiefly represented by " Bonum est
evidently meant for in church service. However,
his talent would scarcely seem to lie in the drecoh OIL
sacred music for by all odds the best number In the WORK
Is waltz and this orght TO become very popular IN Tue
ballroom, at any rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-25

REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, April "a, ls7I.
The following transactions took place to-day
Ut the Exchange sacsroom:
BsM A. j. Lynch q Son. -s.
four story and Urck and 0i, NO 80 frent
between Broad st ana Coens shp, ot zcVA ,o1
SQ Walter Brush
Nv LoHs MesfeT -
Buildings with lease Of plot, ON the East 62d st %
II OF list ave pIoI COX ssxCS 3x28 also buildings,
with lease Of plot, the 80 OF East $751; l92I ~
Of lstave plot l3sxl sx326 leased for IA years 400
from 1856; Lucy NJ JacksJn ''.'.'''Si<'oo'
Bs John r. BcVd 80,
1 and basement brown stone ho1se Win
lot the n IT s5th s, 262 IL " OF iitheVe ar On.
lot IL 9xlOO.o Marie Despssgnc. sooo'
two.s.ory frame house, with plot OF land on Droaa-
St cor Of Gardenst Elizabeth, plot, l2ox , oo.
BIZ n. v Hdrd6t go
I three story and tasesucnt brown house with
lot u West 7istSs ESQ II vol ethavei 'ot' s,o oa
1OxlO22 Citizens a1Fings Bank. fioo'
/ mansie.hOuse with Not oi land ON West l3est ana
Hudson River i25 IL W OF Boulevard Pho" lz'iiA o. co
BIZ george n, H0ibIook o.
I one story and af tic frame house with Is o. i5Oth
st. $50 Il 4 COrflandtavs, each 2oxlOO Joseph 4. -.
1Ieihing ana Others FN''
lots 10 lsi-st, known az lot No ZSil IN map oiNn
late of Mon.rcss, soutf each 2oxllo b; * "A Hell
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-25
feaal Notites.

GUPREME C0URT-County of Queens
and admnistratrfx &c. u John NcCormacE deceased
Richard Mccormack and annie his wife, Bridget MeCor
Patrick McCormaoS and Martha his Wife Ellen stanton
an "a fes stanton her husband and JOIN MCCORMACK
the pelehLuls above named: You hereby summoned
and required 10 the complaint In this action
which viii DO hlea In the Office the Clerk OF the
County Of Geens Al jamaica QueeIs County. Newlork
and % Of 10 the said complaint
the subs,iiber. at his office, In the savings Bank
building at Flushing, Queens County New York. within
twenty DAYS after the service C this summons exciu
VI the day OF sue service and you fau 10 this
said complaint within the time afOfesd the pautin la this
action Viii aIy to the Cont for the relief demanded Ia the
congratulated March % 1877.
EUGENE c. ROE Plaintiffs Attorney,
Flushing, N. "
The complaint the above entitled action vas duly lled In
OF the Clerk of Queens jamaica Queens
county York. 18th Of March, lsT7.-Daed
April 9Th, 1877. EUGENE G. ROE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
al lawIvHed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-25
Crochlnu IJr9peri9 % Get.

rs'O LET-,3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE,N No.
I Isg Nr;.sc1.st.i .Sstnry brick DWELLING I7s Wi.
orghbyst GoKDON l.. FORD. " Ciark-st., brooklyn
FsNO LET-On Pr0sp"ct-placc, brooklyn, near
FntI ave, the ne'ii'u-azsd uiee story hriek hqse
EOEr A. No o. in rnni order II rp,s; win be Ieiei o"
ROBERT :. BU5-ING, 20i MOntagaes'. BrooN'yn
rE'O LET-175 Harrison-St., between Clinton
ard Hturvsis PiU1-lyu, rIccIm siEs thgUcst1ry ana
b,.egcf uI-~ - Gyc inties larTies Wa rent
low TO guod tenant. Address W. II. COFFIN, 81 Leonard
81. NeSlOrk
YgNO LEASE for n TERN of YEARS-Five
LOIS CfGKOUND with buildings thereof suitable Tor
FoGndoTy, sigaFoLsr, ot!cr mahui icufhg pnFPo 1T
King 81 near tha ll4nti3 Dock, BrUIkyn fTontnS Oh tue
water Ami 10 AMHERST WIGHT IT,, ll9 broadway,
l.OuiI 80. Sew. YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-25

THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT A Comic Operetta
Designed for Amateurs. BY KARL MEfz John Chufch
&C., Cincinnati
The resources of amateur opera troupes are
mt 10 be rather limited and in COMPOSING works espe-
ciay for their must he borne in mind the
number Of characters must be small, the music Simple
and of limited range at the same time that IL IL SPARK
ling and not too severe in STYLE ard tho SITUATIONS must
NOT make too great demands the histr0nc powers OF
the performers Mr.. Merz has carried out these con-
dtons very fairly The characters are only four IN num-
her, and the music is bright, tuncfu aud spirited IL
not at all orignalhere "reminiscences OF composers
OF all shades from Mozart TO Ofenbach-bu tins is only
TO be expccted and it is, on the other hand not ohS
attractive in itself but is entirely within the power OF
an,steurs who possess any cultivation whatever 1t will
be found especially available in young ladies' boarding
schools as ali the rlatis are OF the Gentier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-25
Total Gales for the DAY..
.oS gc,lcr 10 days; SO, seller 60 DAYS.

Orr foreign cables report further depression IN INC
Inudon market, result Of complications III Eastern Eu-
rope aud q .eaTation OF war. British Consols eh 20
4o as against 90 YESTERDAY, while United STATES ou
1868 yielded to 1G2Ss, '67's 30 1919 lOOs to IOe,
and new ives 10 1854. Eric Common yielded 10 oi5
the Preferred continuing steady ~ To- Illinois Central
was 46lo while Central and Hudson declined from 90
opening. SO, against 81 YESTERDAY monng Gosn$
M ~ Reading was quoted at lii2, and Penusy Ysnid
Central 3Ojs0D Bar silver was quoted al o4bi tAe
onnce EnaIish standard. The sum oi Al33,OOo
LuliIon was to-day Withdrawn from the Balk
OF England "on balance" to-day Paris dis
natehes report the French Ave per cent Renies
down from I04.05 yesterday morning, To 1890,
closing al 37i2 Sight exchange on London u up 10
25.l3la Here the foreign exchanges were 0iill ana
steady and rates given below The selling rates
were the basis OF 81 e7h0 "a = 10 the Tor 81 ds
bllls and 81 5000 S9I2 sree days sight drafts
Gold opened ut 1914 as against 1918 last night ana ~
once advanced IO77SOn the decline IN British Consos
and the first result of tile European outlook lhe;e Mas
final decline l07ls sales "a realize the late proat
and because OF less iirmness IN exchange and TIE nsY-
ness Of the cash gold holders paying 60 per cent los
having gold carried The export cieeranccS
domestic produce for the week amounted 70
Tie Assist Treasurer paid out $1,000 ~ coia mt css
and S3i,C In redemption ~ called bOuds. Tue COY
business t the God Clearing Department OK tbo b2hh OF
the State OF Nsw-York covered: Gutd cieafed $780,
72AOOO; gold balances S395 800; currency oalabees'
&l,5OOl7f. Tho gold quOttODs We're as follows: ,o-,
1000. ll4O 10 -. ~.
IT.I 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-25
Aem Publications.
syA BRENTAN0'S LITERARY .SH
CCs EMPORIUM
LEADING ARTICLES ON
THE GREAT QUESTION AT ISSUE,

WAR.
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