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A Pathetic and Unusual Army Scene,

The Seventh United States Cavalry,
commanded by the gallant General
Sturgis, were, a short time since, ordered
to 90 into camp in the vicinity of Fort
Lincoln, d. I. They marched in col
umn of four, Company E (the gray
horse troop, commanded by Lieutenant
c. G. DeRudio, forming the head of the
column. They were passing in review
that brave officer came out of his house
and walked up to the gate with a guidon
in his hand and ordered the command to
halt. Lieutenant DeRudio brought the
battalion to present sabers," dis
mounted and approached the General,
when the following scene transpired: On
the porch were congregated the members
of the Generals family, consisting of his
beautiful wife, his pretty daughter Ella,
another little girl, and their only re-
naming soma boy of very promising
qualities. The General, with his eyes
full of tears, addressing Lieutenant
DeRudio, said; Il am charged by my
wife to present your company with this
guidon in remembrance of our dear son,
who was attached to it when he was
killed. | hope you will appreciate it;
take good care of it, and honor the mem
DRY of our dearly loved boy" The Lieu
tenant took the guidon in his hand,
raised it, and replied in the following
words: "Dear General, l thank you
and Mrs. Sturgis in the name of my
company, This guidon will guide them
and myself to revenge the blood of your
son, and assure you that nobody shall
capture it while man of my COM
mand lives, for We shall defend it with
the last drop of our blood.'
During this scene Mrs. Sturgis was in
tears, and the sight of this interesting
family, all dressed in mourning for the
lost son, caused many good mothers
eye to moisten, for they all worship
their gallant General, and have every
confidence in him as an experienced and
brave commander. ~
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E The gourmet talks eloquently about
-truftied quails, pate dc Jtoic gras and other
sucn delieaeies. Pin him down, though,
and you'll find he admits the supreme i'm
portance of good bread, biscuits, rolls, etc.
Here all agree on the basis of true CASTRO
nonfV. To be sure of the most delicious
things baked from -four use DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER
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Soap has acquired q popularity hitherto I'M
equaled by any Toilet Soap Of home or for
eisn. manufacture. A reputation begun
early in Inc century made it easy for this
house TO impress the rrhgic. The peculiar
destinations OF this luxurious article are the
novelty and exceptional strength of its per
j
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The Inflated yacht Mohawk, the

THE Inflated yacht Mohawk, the
property of the late Commodore Garner,
is lying at the Brooklyn wharf, and is
offered for sale at $4,000. Her furni-
ture and carpets cost 10000. 1t would
require fortune to run the vessel The
full crew would cost 81 200 month, not
to speak of ships stores 1t Is hoped by
the trustees OF Commodore Garner :
estate that she viii be purchased as a
pilot boat. Old sailors say the Mohawk
is as stiff W sci as ever was built.
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THIRTY years experience proves the
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills to be the mildest
and most effective medicine ever known for
the complete eure OF Headache, Biliousness,
Liver Complaints, Nervousness, Fevers and
diseases of digestion. Sold everywhere
price % cents per box. Send for almanacs.
Graefenberg Co., New York.
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RICHMOND, Va, has over $40 factories
that give employment to II, 200 persons:
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Household Hints

CURRANT AND RASPBERRY. : One
quart of red currants, one pint of rasp-
berries; squeeze out the juice and strain
well; add one pint and half of sugar,
mix well, then one pint of water; freeze
the same as ice-cream. -t,as $40
, 1877-05-02

Total Expenses .r,.....
, 1877-05-02

Ialt Udgifter
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, May 1916 p. NJ.
CoFrnETho market for Rio remains auli and nom.
inn position noted IN last From first hands
not sale record. either in this market the
Tho regular Rio telegram yesterday quoted lower
prices and increasing receipts This rather
favorable to holders and tho decline OF per noted
last faedto stimulate the demand here to-day prices
%s'.
s p.@s lair & sos ss'is S Tor s 'sis
30 days; Java government bags. re 4 asc DO grass
s,s s st s si H qs ss a
hs G RRS ss &c., l is rss'e
sn as MssasssI ias u ALE Ansostsra ise ac sav
'His I'll s asking o for
' Sya s sHss an s on"
owing to the extreme prices asked Sales o. '7a bids
could rot Ssnsd IN some esses
n.as a a"c r eS ns
sa"a do iossc CUB. grocery lair 70 eh"iess Iss
ls ssass,Iss o.s lsa. and
rsss to eS: e as o 49,
ligac. iar on A. iic nTsc. crushed; I2ssc ia9lc
". s b,ns s. c s s Yellow s"s
eNtra Cs lo'sc loc other grades. including Cs iusc
fnsIsnTs There were no changes Of particular
@ 4. am am S ss : os sa 1S cS
boxes DO ~ or about same price rate not yet named 10
S GsxSS s, i's' SSis 'a a.
ae s'Ass s%s y ssa% 20 ss.
ment goods, 27s 3D. Chartc-s:-A Norwegian bark 3I6
TINS. hence to the Baltic. with 300 bbls.
hned ner r ~ ~ so.. June clearance; NOT
with 8 zoo bbs do. ut Is I'D option
Antwerp Is 3D. Norwegian bark as1 tons. hence
Bristol. with 800 bills do. do Ut 4s Sd. American
ship. hence 10 Bremen with 500 bbls do do IS 3D..
May clearance Americ brig. AZ tons hence
kirk. with $500 bb. crude petroleum NJ - I'd Nor
bark hence Cork orders. with qnat
grain S. cd British brig hence to tho Mediterranean
e s % c With Sn a. sT1 Rave. As
United Kingdom or Continent vessel, 40 tons from
Wilmington Cork for orders with naval stores Cd
II Is. ~ Dbl schooner 22O tons hence to Jamaica
with general ut i7lsc Dbl schooner, l75
hence Nassau and back north OF Hattsras private
terms American BRIG 3,5 TOMS hence Lisbon with
euera
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

meeting OF the creditors OF "A. T. Rogers 4 Co.,
Fulton Market sn dcalers was held yesterday at tho
ONCE of Register Little TO prove debts and elect
sgnce in bankruptcy. The following claims were
proven:--Dcmarcst& Joraemon, 81 Cos; Traders Ma
iional Bank. OF Baltimore, ss,o27; Alec Rogers.
$780, Q. A. Weaver 4 Co, 5000: James Fitch.
sIO3; stockbridgc Co., 81, 800 Kirkland 4 Clark,
$3.50; Harfis& Boscrt $1,000; Mantle leo Company.
$sGS: Charles N. Terry, $500; Brown, seaver & Co.,
1862; James a. Young 4 Co.. $l,457; Andrews, Rich
& Co, SI65; Stone. Richard & Co. $ll9 Union Fish
COMPANY. s255: ParEcris Bay leo Company 1894:
Gloucester Fish Company. $l5l; Bunting a Emery,
s25T: ". A. Banks, 81 $50; A. H. Rogers Co.. <5IJ;
Rogers * Watts, ss3s; oriental Bank, s5ig, New
England FISH Company, s2tL Tnc creditors iaicd TO
agree upon an assignee, and the Register appointed
Mr.. John H. PlatL
Alta meeting OF the creditors OF James A. Grover,
OF NO los Chambers street. yesterday, at The Office of
Register Dwight, Mr. John II. Plat was appointed
sirnco III bankruptcy. Most Of tho debts OF tho bank
rupt contracted while IN business At Cincinnati
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. May 10 1877.
ding, oc good or,Inary. 5.c. Net fsceipis. bales
cotton quiet middlias iosSc low miadns csc good
ssuas i7sas Net ''e'p'' 'oo 'a'e' Sales $500
Cotton nominal; middling. lo,4s. low middIns oi,c
gooi ordinary $50 Net receipts. bales stock. 1850
Cotton dull: middling Iossc; low midang 1'sc good
ordinary. rsc Receipts us bales Gross, l33 Sales,
cuAnIrsros. May 10. 1877
Cotton unchanged; middling, iOsc midalins Toe
Stock. H. 446.
spirits turpentne steady At Joe Kosin quiet II 81 -
81 yellow s. Tor Virgin s'' FAR s.
uswnco. May IL. 1871
winter; vi sssii g ior Soa:ls EXTRA Wheat STEADY;
Ssra .ss.sy .:s: y Weston &c .Sos harley
~ per a:a:i ss +, =; q.
Ssa. 70 Isss 's::es:%ss.' Ss s%;hs.:; ss; 80
Gis.ooo iees. Flour shipped BY rail. 100 ISs
BUFFALO May II. 1877.
Markets quiet A lsh. supply Of and Of desirable
Flour arm Unchanged: 800 bis Cors-sais. 800
sample do at sse -. S do Sis1 @isea western oi
oar. g FAR demand. sales ! ear .sa, SSo % .aes,
LIB ,ss iGss'y gcs' n%~,y
quiet; prime and short cut, Sio 30 SIC, clear SIT 30
sis. Lard SlU ASH In barrels aud ke4s FregLts
changed teccipss by iHkeflour. - ToJ bills wheat.
2i.DJ bushels; 4S,2tJ do onts 5000 do rye,
1900 do. Receipts by rail- Flour, 400 bbis wheat
$500 bushels; corn. i2,sU DO oats $500 do barley.
400 do. shipments by canal TO characterization, $500
bushels shipments Ky rsii-flonr, ~ 500 bols wheat.
1880 bushels; corn. 100 do oas. 5oodo barley, $50
do.
ToLsuo. May IS, 1877
Flour dull. Wheat dull; No. white Michigan. ~ %;
do ~ 15 amber Michigan, spot. - o,; No do.
81 81; red winter. spot. ~ us June ~ o. No
rd II 76ii Torn weak high mixed. spot. 67c August
6e.: M spot. ole. May, 5uiar. june. J6sc: July.
JSi,c august. Ulc. No. ! white, tlc., M. >, Use
rejected. 5ac; damia rcd, 15c. oats dull nal
crpts4 u bushels wheat. ~. 600 do cora roo do. onts.
shipments 3.UD bushels wheat. $1,000 10.
4. M-Nhca duh. Corn closed hrmrr high mixed, spot,
81 No. spot, aai June, 90 July. 3sc. So
August, 6tc. ; reJcctca. -.
CHICAGO May Is. 1871
floar dull Wheat in fair demand aud lower: 30 =
spring. 81 81 eash ~ 6oa, June 81 bp' July: No do,
y ~ Corn II ia demand At BIZ - e. cash 5lc:.
At i2c ca.h and June Rye easier s5c Barley sendy;
unchan 2ed Pork fairly active So "a cash
Sl Jzis $i4 80, July. Lard steady and firm u Die.
cash and June; So J7,s 80 49, july Bulkmrats
easier She. 7i4c and TIC. for shoulders clear
rib clear sides Whskey inactive At 81 ts.
Receipts - our SEQ bills whent. 100 bushels corn
If4vju do. oats 5000 d.; rye 1000 do baroy 4ppj
shpne flour, 900 bDis. wheat $500 bushels;
corn $4,000 1900 do rye. LOO do barley,
100 do. Al tho afternoon call OF the Board Wheat e.
eguIar aud higher; 81 S5 June. Corn steady.
Oats an hanged. Pork higher. xI4 27ls. June;
si4 40 July Lard duli but higher 80 80 80 IS. June
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REVENUE REFORM.

CHANGES PROPOSED IN THE CUSTOMS LAWS BIZ
TIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMITTEE ON
REVENUE REFORM.
The following circular will be mailed to-day
bcrs Of the Chamber Of Commerce and leading I'M
por,ers generally by counsel TO tho Committee on
Revenue Refcrm:-
oHAsS1H OF q INK e s1arr i5w
GsSTLEaEs-By direction Of the Conmtes on kevenue
acss"n Schultz inomas Basass aud Dane = q ssc
s asm sa. ts % s ps
posed changes in the customs iaws:-j The abolition Of
before notary pasS Ds'A e Ss
s s 70 is's s
ID vs s s' si us The ne
ens law nuth.rsns the sovernment, on desaninE one
allow Importer 70 take lie other package. ssseane
Sn Ds sss s ~ an s.an r IS r
NE entire Invoice o. ne p.r.op 30 sa be &c
n % sn,y sasn thirty A 'afe q es o
fraud shs part Of the touching tho npoft
am now instructed BY the COMMITTEES submit to you
ths following additional proposed changes and invite
sa betty ss ss s a se 'a tor and enss w
Duty now assessed on marker value y more than IN
market value Let the law De chaales tnss duty viii
House Kept open lrou. I33 reduction
OF charges general order also Tor carriage Ui)
TIE prompt hng ny werhers and OF their returns
ua) The total abolition Of al damage allowances and the
repeal OF all laws providing Tor The same u6J fhe reduc
ton al penal bonds double hv sauc OF goods 30 dou
BILE the duties GA No charge whatever TO the importer
tion iS snniy tks law Tor di.chsrgns export bonds.
(ls Greater facilities the whdra wal by the buyer ~
goods purchased while In bond. l2n) Provide that
when Judgments recovered against the Collector Tor
duties paid under protest the shall also
interest aud costs she same as other defendants s,ll
Where goods catered for transportation two bonds
required from the colnion carrier and one
from importer Let ono Of these bonds be abolished
House from time of presentation 10 payment of duty
init for bonding 2s, An adequate system Of equaxing
appraiser at different port that like goods shat
pay like duties at ali custom houses
Will please state how far these proposed changes
meet approval and will also other
changes which judgment will facilitate the passing
oil goods through the Custom llouso.
Please send your answer, which will be treated conn
dental, 10 the undersisne
sHkRBCkNE BLAKE EATON.
Conimttces Counsel. $40 Broadway.
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THE COAL COMPANIES COMEDY.

There another meeting OF the presidents OF tho
coal carrying aud producing companies to-day.
Among those present wore Messrs Hoyt, Sayer, Lin
dcrman, Clark, Mcad, Sloan, Kclm and Dickson. Mr..
Sloan, of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company offered resolution that the coal COM
panies suspend all their mining operations during tho
months OF June and July and this resolution being Sec
onded BY Mr. Howl OF tho Pennsylvania Coal Company.
was unanimously carried. Upon this the meeting was
adjourned until Monday next, TO givo tmc TO COM
municate with Mr. Gowan, who is now In London,
trying to arrange with the unfortunate bondhoders
in the Reading Railroad Company. Thus much
officially nado known to the public yesterday
afternoon; but in accordance with the usual
'sisnce policy" which II has seemed good
to the officials most concerned to observe,
aud which has been 80 severely commented
upon by the committee OF tho Stock Exchange. all
further information was refused to the HERALD repre-
sentative who asked u report OF tho proceedings.
IT, however, leaked out that the meeting was anything
but satislac ory one tho only point Ut unaninlity
bong indignation with Mr. Gowan, who, II is alleged
on tho 'strcet after ovcrsclling the market to tho
extent of 600 TONS had abandoned his brothers In
misfortune ana lett them to light their difficulties as
hast thav
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JEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY 49, sn-rKlPLE SHEET.
and makes, with $3.50 900 more since engaged total
for to- morrow's steamer Of $500, o0o

and makes with $3.50 900 more since engaged total
for To- morrows steamer Of 100000
PaopUCg EXPORTS
The exports Of domestic produce from the port or
New York Tor the week ending this date are ST. 74s
against 49, ESQ., ESQ for the corresponding 1876
aud 55l in 1873; and the total exports the
port January l. this year. $685. ei2 1885,
against ssl 4 s3s Tor the corresponding period in
1876, and $50, 251, $40 10 1873
GovERXNESr nospa
Government bonds firm aud In some cases
higher, ana they closed firm ut the following QUOTA
tons Tinted States currency SKIES, l25 l25A do
do, 1851, registered, llsa l1ts4 do do, do,
pom 1854 l15i; do. do, 1861 new, registered, lll5s
my; do do, do, coupon, l1lss lll1; do. do :,
1867. registered lliS 1l45s Go. do, do. 1l4,s q
HAS,; do. do, 1868, registered ll6; do do, do
pou ll6 do ten-:orties. registered 1928 1la3s do
do coupon, ll3s 113ss; do hvcs, 1851, registered
1ll4 me-: do do, coupon, l1ls. il1gs; do AVS
1884, registered, 1885 l0s5S; do do, coupon, 1855.
1881.
THE MARKET
The London advces repor, consos and United States
bonds all steady at yesterdays closing prices. Ere
declined n and Illinois Central per cent. The Bank
Of England lost 100000 bullion balance to-day
This is ..licket day." and tomorrow VIII be .iorL
nightly settling day' At the London Stock Exchange.
The closing prices London :-Consols for money
and account, 94 uve-twenty bonds, 1865 (old) l03a
do DO, 1867, 1881 100; tcn-iorties, 1885; new
iives 1863; Ere common shares ga do. preferred
II: New York Central, 90 Illinois Central 551s In
Paris rcntcs closed 1921 65c.. exchange on
don 25t l3c Bar silver quoted at 5i1sd per
ounce.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were duh with the following changes
In prices compared with last previous sales-An ad-
vance Of 4 in Milwaukee and ST. Paul Tia Crosse div
stony and New York Central nrs,s coupon. and ~ in
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago seconds There
decline OF a in Delaware aud hudson registered
bonds OF '9l, x in Hannibal and St Joseph Fights
vertibles and - in Union Pacific sinking funds.
-asf W STATE BONDS. NplC
State bonds at the Board were x lower for Louisiana
sevens consos, aud steady for Tennessee skies new
series, to which dealings were confined. In New Or.
leans Louisiana consols were quoted ut SS5s SSIs
.ei-G Il PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

On the 10th inst Mcssrs Russell Sage, G. J. Osborn,
Henry y. smith, Thomas slocomb, d. Y. Morgan, n.
T. Horton Co., Chase ATKINS, IL II. Cook, j. 4 ~.
q. scoviIlc, George IL Chase, vermilyc n Co., w. 5
Nichols a Co., John Benjamin Co, Cammann A Co,
H. Il. Person, Charles Hlgginson and Dclancid a.
Fitch wrote 10 Mr. William L. Vanderbilt asking hun
accept their proxies to be used by him the com.
ing election In such manner no may deem for the
hes, interest OF the company To this Mr. Vanderbilt
replied that u be accepted the proxies lie would
them Tor tho best, but he was going to Europe and
would not he back before June v, when tho matter
could b. moro tuiiy discussed Meantime tho geni c-
mcn mentioned nave asked Nessrs Chase 4 Atkins,
brokers' 10 accept the proxies and thus the matter
stands
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NEW TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

A new Tobacco Exchange was opened yesterday as
an adjunct to the present system OF tobacco schng
II is located No. 30 Broad street, where viii DO
kept on vicw all receipts OF hogshead tobacco
There will be private exhibition OF samples and pri.
vate sales from haf-past nine to eleven A. NJ and at
eloyen auction sales to commence. Tho EXCHANGE
Is opened by an association OF soers all OF whom
said 10 be members OF tho New York Tobacco Board
OF Trade The Exchange was started 70 ohviato
the existing difncuity OF closing out particular lots
order and its members expect that II will provo ad.
yantareous 10 the trade.
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The closing prices OF Phllaaepha stocks we're =
MINING SHARES

The following were the opening quotations for min
ing stocks at San Francisco to-day :Goula Curry A.
Savage. 2; CholIar Potos, 1879; Ophir q Halo Nor
cross. liz; Grown Point, az; Yellow Jacket. Al
Bclcher. 3; Imperial. ~ Virginia Consolidated, n CALI
fornia, ex dividend, "A; Overman, 4; Raymond Ely
21s; Eureka G. ", s.; Best Belchcr, SA; Kentucky,
2; Union Consolidated, 3; Alpha, o; Meadow Valley
IL; Sierra Nevada, i; Mexican. 4; Caledonia IL !;
Silver HILL ~; Eureka Consolidated, 1917; Justice,
"a; Julia Consolidated. l.
The sales Of mining shares in New York. as oficiay
reported. were
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LIVERPOOL May 15-5 is p. NJ.
Produce Spirits turpentins. 80 cd per cwt
ANTWERP. May Is. 1877.
Petroleum, 3i1sL for fine pale American
LONDON. May 15-5:l5 r. VI.
Produce-kehned petroleum. lu14G. lid. per gallon.
Taiow 44s od per cw spirits OF turpentine 2s Cd
cwt.
SEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE RhrosT.
LIVERPOOL, May IS. 1877
Pork-Eastern dun At 57s; Western dull At sS. Bacon-
Cumberland cut dn at 36s short rib dull 3 long clear
dull u sos. short clear dun At ios Hsms-Long ca,
dull a. 45s shoulders steady 1T a0s Beelnda dull
~ o's extsa mesS dun At iIas. prime mess dull =.
city dull A.. 81 Turpeutine-Spirits dull ut ass
kosin-ccmmcn dull Mt Is Cd. hne dull At los I'D.
Cheese-American choice duh 1T 75s Lard oil steady
Ut 5as floar-EAtra state dull At ais. 3D. wheat-Na
sprng duh at lis 3d.. No. do dn at i3s. winter
southern none IN the market winter Western In the
market Corn-Mixea so.t duh at 26s. ID
FINANCIAL.
LONDON May l5-4:l5 r. N.
United States bonds. tour and halls. lo3a
fvcs. 1864. Erie Hailway shares ga
fars auices quote nyc per cent rentes At lO2a 6oe
PARIS. May Is. 1877.
Exchange on London. PSF l3c. for short sight
LovpoS, May i5-4PM
Silver Is quoted at 5fiSd. per ounce.
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The following table shows the opening, highest and

AUVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows the advance and decline Ii the
closing stocks to-day compared with those OF yes
terday-
Observation-Disclosures preferred, u; New Jersey
Central -; Hannibal aud ST Joseph, x; do pre-
fcrrcd q.
DEcLISE. Western Union, q; Pacific Mail, 4; New
York Central, u; Lake shore. a.; Rock Island, III ST.
Pau. - do preferred, y Delaware, Iackawanna
and Western, u. Delaware aud Hudson. "a Michigan
Central 4.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIvERPooL. May II . L. ".
cottou-rutarcs steady uplands. low midding clause,
June aud July delivery, 23a2d.
Trsis srket Tor ysrns and fabrics % Man.
chester is dull and tending down.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

FuLLER-corpERr.- On Monday, May II. 1877. q
the Chapel OF the immaculate Concept ION, Seton Hall
College. south Orange, ~ j., by the Right Rev. ". A.
Corrigan, ID. d., Bishop OF Newark. PAUL tULLER y
LgoSk, daughter Of Charles Coudert, ESQ.,, all Of New
YORK.
GooDRIcH-RHoApEs.-ln brooklyn. "Wednesday,
May q, by the Rev. Christopher RHODES, GEORGE w.
GOODRICH 10 EMILY A. KioADEs, all OF Brooklyn. \. y.
HlGBy-BooKAEA May 3. nj Brookncld Centre
Conn. at the residence Of the brides mother. Mrs. G.
" Il. Booraem, by the Rev. y. L. Whitconc ANNA II. !,
daughter OF the late DR.. A. q. Booraem, Ut Ncwfork
city to CAswELL L. HiGBy. OF FishKl Landing. No
cards.
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The eleven A. n. call was adjourned
Tho following is tho Official report of salcs at the
New York Open Stock and Gold Exchange May Is,
lS77:--
FIRST cALL--9.40 A. N.
$4,000 Am gold BIZ los 1916 100 shs Michigan Cen 49,
100 shs Erie. ......b3 81 200 d. l. Yves So 33is
9 ,o Lake shore: 5a,s 100 West union... 50 6fss
THIRD CALL-3:15 p. NJ
100 shs Eric "a 100 shs West Union.. 6as.
~ = DO ...b3 "a 100 do.... SO 6.is.
100 Central 49,. 92sa 100 do t;.ise
loo Lake shore. .b3 52ts =
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CLOSING PRTcEs--3 =. n.
The closing prices at three =. ~ were as follows:-
THE MONEY! MARKET.

Money on coll was easy to-day at az per cent aud
closed easy at per cent The following were tho
rates OF exchange New YORK ut the aforementioned
cities to-day:--
savannah, buying 3-l6, selling 5-l6; Charleston
scarce. nominal - u premium: Cincinnati easy,
buying par, selling LILO; New Orleans, con meroal
u y-32, bank ~; ST. Louis, lilo premium, aud Chit
cago so premium. Foreign exchange rs steady, with
aclual business at 81 Tor bankers 10 days sterling
and lS0ls tor demand.
THE GOLD
Gold opened and closed l07, with somc salos early
In the day at 1915 The carrying rates and ~
per cent, and the borrowing rates fiat, 1 and per
cent
Cold clearngs At tho National Bank OF tho State OF
New York.
Gold balances. 81 O30 932
Gross ccarancos IL, "a, 700
CLEARING morsE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges 800, 33l, 100
currency balances. @O4O,J-o
Gvd cAchapScs. ',',4.3i.
bOl unahcce..... .''....... tooi~'
Tho steamship Nevada. sailing for Europe to-day,
takes out 500, 600 specie. Tho other s25O,Uo0
gagged Tor to-day has boon withheld until tomorrow
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