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New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17
. ONLY ONE MONTH LONGER/N

- ONLY ONE MONTH LoNGEh<a
w. THE EYE AND THE EAR So
DEAFNESS, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE AND
EAR.-DR. F. A. Won MosCHzIsKER, oculist and Aurs
is at the ST. LOUIS HOTEL Rooms Nos 2 where he
may be consulted On all H
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
which require either Medical Surgical attendance Hours
From "a NJ to5P.M.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without causing any pain.
ARTIFICIAL TYMPAHUMs inserted in of DEAF
NESS when it is required.
PantaseopIc Pebble spectacIes.
In consequence Mr. Graes departure for the North and
great these Glasses Moschker begs
those who wish provide themselves with them
that they purchase them direct from him. at his office
St. Louis Hotel where he will accurately suit such glasses
will only preserve improve the sight The Pantascope
Glasses superior any other brought before the
public
H8Tbose who wish consult Dr. NJ diseases either of
the Eye Ear purchase his Pantascopc Gas should
member that they only do but month longer from
to-day. jal8 3m
CANDs' SARSAPARILLA, FOR THE REMOVAL
~ and Permanent Cure of all Diseases arising from In
pare state Of the Blood or Habit of the System.
The Original and Genuine Article,
INFINITELY SUPERIOR TO ALL oTHERs-PLEAs-
ANT TO THE TAsrEl
Composed Of
Purely Vegetable Extracts.
And may be taken all WITH PERFECT SAFETY.
TESTIMONY FROM THE ARMY
MONTEREY, California.
Messrs. A. p. D. Sands Genemen-I beg leave to add
testimony in favor Of invaluable medicine hoping IL
may lead other unfortunate beings try its effects land
that they may be benefited have been arrived here by
the overland about the first of October last few days
after attacked with very disagreeabe eruption of the
skim which my physician could happened hnd
your ssrapaa in this place. and remembering the
popularity of the medicine home purchased three bottles,
which had the desired effect Of removing my difficulty entirely
With high regards, yours etc.
J. H. MILLER, Lieut.. U. S. A.
is approved by the medical faculty extensively used in
hospal and has become standard article Of medicine
throughout the Continent Europe and the West
da Islands,
Prepared bv A. B. u. SANDS Druggists. No. 100 Fulton
street, Of William New York. Sold also by
J. wRIGHT CO., 2l and ISL Chsrtres ST.
SICKLES 4 CO.. 40 and ~ Canal street.
II. KENNEDY, Chsrres street.
fe22 I'm f. p. DUCoNGE, New Orleans.
DATENT INDEsTRUCTIBLE wATER-PIPEs.
CHARLES c. BIER. WIZ G.. STEPHENS.
c. C. BIER 8. CO.,
No. 96 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufactures Of
The Patent Indestruetible Water Pipes,
p L UM B Y r s,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17
GREAT c EN-
hyaA 80 F.{ IN RAL ROUTE THE
Es 81 ~ y - q u u " ORTEST CHEAP.

GREAT q h " =
kaE I'D I III s,s gE5fTTsT5 III II ESfFfTTiE gGE y
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
10
Chicago, Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, etc.
splendid steamer leaves Nav Orleans daily
o'clock Cairo which pnint continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at 6 A. NJ.
Evening Express at 6 P. NJ.
Connecting at SAND0VAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road Louis PANA with Terre Haute and Asn
road for Louisville and CINCINNATI DECATUR with
Western Railroad for Springfield Jacksonville and Naples;
LASAE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Dsv
export and Peoria; At MENDOZA with Chicago and Burng
Railroad Galeshug, Burlington, Quincy and
Iowa. arriving at DUNLETTH in "a hours
Minnesota Packet Companys steamers leave Dun
eh for St. Paul and all intermediate landings arrival
the from Cairo.
there change Of cars between Cairo and Chi
but three from Cairo New York Through Chi
hours Niagara Falls S5 hours New York As hours
Baggage checked through.
R1-FOr through tickets nfornatn apply the ILL
Central Railroad Ticket Office under the ST. Charles Ho
as iy W. F.. REnnING Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

pORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
L ENGINES.
lana Mississippi Alabama, Tennessee Arkansas and Texas
established No 10 Gravier street, New Orleans where the
subscriber who is sole the above States receiving
from eight sixteen every month"; of sizes from TO "a horse
power these ceebTa ed Engines which, after test OF nine
years Of upwards of $40 Engines all the States of the unon
all giving the complete satisfaction being I'll ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler, WHICH Is ALL
UTILIZED BEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AC-
CESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
brick work them in operation, special skill to set
them and but the smallest proportion Of fuel to run them
-Aso-
Constantly in store Sash and Circular Saw Mills; Strands
Iron and Mills; Newell Cotton Screws for
steam ose Carver Improved Gin Stands with shaft
Puies Stands Boxes and Bolts ready h ont complete,
the shortest notice. Gins and Flour
Mills which be put in operation few days after being
ceived Descriptive pamphlets with l4O testimonials win be
sent by mail TO any address, SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
an3l ly6W No. 70 Gravier street. New Orleans
I LIGHTNING RODs-LIGHTNING RODS
N. NUTTING GOULD,
DEALER IN LIGHTNING RODS-Orders left IN Box
No l6 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange will receive Iomp
ttenon. a. 1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17
THE LAKE.


- -
U-r~ - -ha n r > sHOhE n Ck EFT
NEcost, ot pe an strings, BlioNi, and all IN
- - teI me alnte CoNst landings;
Ihe nt low pressure seafner CkEOlh Capt. A. r Board
a VIZ isa.e he fohichartran Railroad on arrival OF the
cars; a. IoIoWs
IT, Hiomi pseNu optihSS'
I,nssuS5s go ''' - a y cars Supn-y evening.
ann,s,u,Ss''''''- n ~ cars "wednesday evening.
Tha Creos vi i,ilay ~
eA'eou hef ulph 70 EascaSouia on IuesdhyA
~iu oaiuru"Js'
50. 4, hates Of Fare by the Creole;
FOR Ocoan springs bi ox and all intermediate Coast
Cabin fare to Bay st. Louis and Pass Christian 20
Deck :. -. ...... so
Gauin Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs. 10
Deck E. :. rs
Gaoin Pascag )nla .......... 90
DECK .......... ....................... l O0
New Orleans March IL, 1883.
sfeg r. GEDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
--.--- - -
- rT~ mIsslsSlPPt SOUND COMPANY:
.Gz Gz4s,Sss.af---jsNEN ORLEANS MOBILE AND LAKE
sHOhE fACkkI-'he elegant, fsst-running
u, bOl1ena tnhslert
p"peilVi cAhm pas
ensstsGupper saloon all 10 saeroomsw Leave regularly
oI Mobile touching ut Bay stlous Pass Christian and
Mississippi City
Nj
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

IaPoRTAST TO Youss FARMERS. = Efectual de-
strncti0n Of weeds-marrying widow.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, March 3.-The markets are generally
inactive. Breadstuffs were quiet and steady. Flour
is quoted-western Canal, 2Os. Cd. to 22s. per bb ;
Ohio via North, 24s to PAS. Cd. Wheat, Red, 5s lid.
to 6s. 3D.; White, rs. to rs. Cd. Corn, Yellow, 34s
White, 34s. Cd. Beef and Pork dull. Bacon quiet
and steady. Lard heavy Sugar firm. The Coffee
and Rice markets are quiet. Linseed, 29s. Cd. to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17
CHARLFSTON SO.

~ {4 lilies supplied with Beet, Pork Mutton and Veal
H sausages, Tripe, and everything in the butcher
ing Hns. Barrels and halfbAes Choice Corned Beef
put up order for Cabin Family Use at Stalls Nos 50
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEI. 4 PARKER.
n B-sesmboas and pssupplied all kinds Of Live
Stock such fresh mch Cows Hogs shoats Pigs Sheep
Goats. Geese Dncks Chickens. etc. se2eIy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

CAPT. MARcY's MARCH TO New MExIoo.-T The
journey of Capt. Marcy from Fort Bridger the head
quarters of the army of Utah. across the mountains
to New Mexico, was attended with incredible hard
ships. The party numbering fortythree all told left
the fort on the 2sth of November and reached Santa
Fe about the 25th of January. The route they pas
sed over had never before been travesed in mid
winter. In the mountains they encountered snow
storms of great severy-storms such the intrepid
Fremont was compelled to turn his back upon. In
one stretch of two hundred and fifty miles, the party
waded through snow from two to Eve feet in depth.
For eleven days they subsisted on mule and horse
meat, without bread, or so much a pinch of salt.
1t is marvel that, Notwithstanding these hardships,
but one of the men died on the route, though many
of them were badly frost-bitten The animals of the
expedition suffered severely. Forty out of sixty of
them died of cold and starvation. Captain Marcy
was sent to New Mexico TO purchase animals for the
army, and was to return to Fort Bridger as soon
his arrangements were completed escorted by force
competent to protect him from the attacks of the
Mormon guerrillas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08
Port OF New York, November q, 1858.
ARRIVED.


Steamship dBren) Santen Bremen, Oct q a.
day, viii dse and as SECOND cabin and
westerly very boiiroas weather shs entire
oct Is a 8 3. lon O. sgnazsd ship Thirty ,t One
steamship Alabama schenck Savannah with mdse and
Sip SuSs s ~ gS oct spoke S bark % Ss
stewart Of GreeIoes and took from her Capt Dos9e and 10
New York from Shields while that vessel was in sinking
ship Robert Treat Abbott, Liverpool Oct H. with mdse, 10
Brett. SON 60. Has had rough weather lost ssils &c -
Bsrk Iya Durie Maracaibo, oct H. with coffee &C to Matt
ousws souper Havana, lodays with to Nora
Paine, Galveston, IS days, with cotton
Er Emma, Penaed Para, % days. with rubber, &c, to
Erg Cr,on bye Port an Prince, Oct IL, with iogwood to
Ole Ferris Has experienced for The iast rs days con-
nua NJ gales lost fore yard ioresa foreopsah and split
to bacon Experienced heavy NE gales the last 10
sprung foremost, LIST sails &c >, a.. ~, a.. .
and gwcod 70 Mccall Firth Experienced heavy NE gales
rrir Iian of FasporO, shacsfora Faario, PR. Oct 2
WI snssr snd n.ass.s 70 mssie os 81 ai 50 lon 10 ID
bs oriecco q cherryaeld Ray, Remedies OCT rs with
Brig Martha 10 ,os,on chlrison saga, Oct H. with
ns All Sr y - i gF sn Nh rs s ~ Gamai f
New YORK who had her captain by on tn passage
Has expenrsd heavy weather s part OF deck load Of
melsss = lot torctorFaiani mss,. sails &C --,,
Brig Black Hawk, Tallman ardeuas lodsys with sugar
Is IL gale from y w. during which sprung
ard 5s ouc. saw 5er y yess with los 4 spsrs
s,ir Fors King toI Trenton, Mel sUgeit Port Plat Oct
h,4 - in Z, D spoke sshT q Conner oi saly;n Mel
II DAYS from Jaan for Raimnr- same day Cap" Hers-
hearing INV 70 pe- hs whole broasie afa vessel Of
PAINTED s De ne paint fGp sasSsi ca bad
sssr Sslialni. ' ~ Ssw edor West, ror, an Plat DC,
"a with hid.s, mahogany 81. ~ Geo u Crazy
sehr Bowman Carr, :, Johns, Pr ct l6 with sugar
ard molassss Has had very heavy gales
firm 20 wv spt sails, stove hulwsrss and galley and
started sTa oss - H. gn ma E 5 srs.ss scs
ing distance " miles large school Of hunchSack
os% hswS ~ OF y Il Il IS T." a. isot sIs from
~, which lasted dave was hove 100 for 8 day.
.h lat 70 as 90 exchanged sgnsls with Bremen bark
Eevea viii passengers steering WV, suppose. for Bait
deeply loaded. with ls- &c mainmss steering SW
schr ana, Powell; w,mins9,. 80. dayss
schr Joe Baker Ar-y Richmond. i0days
schr Lcui.a Dyer. Jameson, VI, hmond, sday.
sehr jamestown. la,cur-l., ,ny Point sdsys
tehr harvard Green, Virginia, ~ days
sehr charles. Hyer Harrington, .days
sehr .osni c.smos Nov Haven.
sshr = Hand Terry New Haven
sloop sprarue. Oihss Providence 9Th ins during hea
steamer Delaware. ccpcs Phlal.phia
Steamer ro'omsta cn.hman; New Bedford.
steamer u.ursv gannsy. Providence.
Steamer Cbes orfood smith Norwich aud New London
EFlOw.
ship Bullion.
rsft liberty.
Bre LIS Amros-tAii ny pilot hoat David MiicheiD.
Brig Creole tbr, from Havana
Brs & ii Kennedy-tAn BY piio, boa, Jsns)
SAILED.
Steamships nninoi.. A,pnws Washington San Juan Nc
Columbia Charleston.
Wine ri sunrse ", sunset sw.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE

TIME or cIasIsa AT THE NEW YORK POS
nEEJcE.

OFFICE.
by steamship Persia for Liverpool, Wednesday, Nov
.............................. AM
For Havana by steamer Cabawba Friday. Nov H. IL AM
via . Panama. saa Sa NOV " Pm
Over Mail leaves st Louis city every Monday and
Thursday, ats AN. Letters for California, II in
tended for the Overland route should be marked
"Overland.nj ...
North-Albany. Buffalo and Canadas "a IN
North u and West way mail and AN an
South and southwestsrn mals .......7 AM and AZ PM
Eastern mail by railroad ........ 81, AN and ~ PM
by steamboat. ................t,.t....... . IN
twill be observed that the Eastern afternoon mail by rail-
road closes AT y O'Clock, instead offs
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW

STEAMERS TO AND FRoM HAVANA AND NEW
ORLEANS
EMPIRE CIrv-From New York d. arriving at Havana 7th
New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 1h, Havana I'D
arriving New York 18th
CAHAwsA-From New York 18th arriving Havana 18th
New 10Th From New Orleans 9th Havana s0th
arriving at New York Sd.
PLApEIPBA-From New York 7th arriving at Havana I'd
and New Orleans 25h From New Orleans 5th Havana sth
arriving at New York 18th.
BLACK WARRIoR-from New York 9th arriving At Havana
LIST New Orleans Sd. From New Orleans 18th Havana
10TH arriving al New York 10Th 49,
lsAnK-From Charleston 4,h and 10Th, due at Havana Sh
2d From Havana 10th and 18Th, due at New York 10th
and 3Ist.
When the above dates fall Sunday the will sail
Monday except from New Orleans
THE OVERLAND MAIL FROM LONDON TO INDIA,
CHINA. ETC.
INpIAThe Overland Mail 10 India closes in London
olowsva Marseies the ID 9TH 18th and 18th of each
month via Southampton h l2h and 10th touching at Gbra
tar. Malta Alexandria, SneZ and Alden.
For CHINA. via Marsees the 9Th and 18th; Via souhamp
ton 4th and 10TH $3.50
For AUSTRALIA Marscles and suez, the 10TH via
Southampton and suez, 9Th. 49,
For BRAZIL via Southampton, the 9th Of the month.
For MauRIrIus via Aden the 4h and nth of the month
SPAIN and the 1th 18th and eth
When the Of making the Indian and Australian mails
LONDON falls Sunday they made up on the evening
previous.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An packages and trs aend.d jor The NEW YORK HERALD
should De seeded
ALMANAC FOR yoRK-rHIs DAY.
NOON eve b 81
sErs................ 80 HIGH WATER ..eye ~ IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

Havana as sc. 4oc 100 do Cuba at lskc loc, 800
DO sagna 81 l do Yara at p t., and 10 cases seed
leaf at &c. q 16c.
wRsKM-Sales Of about 500 bbis we're made at &c. a
22hc., chiefly at the latter figure.
WooI-The market is not active, but there is mode
rate steady trade going Sales since last have
been made OF 10 lbs fleece at 36c for quarter Wcrno
TO Soc for full blood 600 lbs pulled have been sold
No ut Soc 33c super at 3Gc $50. and extra al 39c
a &c. cash. California is saleabe small lots common,
l0c lac; medium loc lSc, and fine zoe 26c., six
months Foreign is in good supply, and with only light
demand; prices current month since hardly main
tanned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08
Personal Intelligence.

ffIYt-, NJ
satsfactcn "a announce that Mr.. Clemens condition las
exhibited such Improvement within the last week thai
hs friends confident q ng recovery and hopeful
even a. The repair OF his Injured iimb "
Hon James Craig II HFsouri. and family: A. Jackson
lr., United stats Army. and Capt Montgomery, Cn,.sl
States Navy, are % Washington.
ARRIVALS.
Prom Glasgow. s,ssnship oasEov-1ohn Armour Rob;
Elder, Jon Bailey VIM Dav-on iansfora John Nurisoa
wses IinsF, ns.ss sar- sps Jest rsrgsn '"p'
:, trorn ssysrrsh v ne .esr-hr hsbaHs.s Bar,.s
Coailard an three u ~ siserafe
Fran Galveston, u bark Fsanris s-cprE everiee sn
frou csrssens in bsrk Ress..-Ho-sce Bsser, Nr de
prrkRrtRrs
FOR liverpco. n III steamship vgoMr and Mrs Funne
gan w and NJ. AnE.T csig Enrique nne ant SON, Ne
Roti,s NJ Demer afrei Hsron sen,s, JcSp az scs,
" vaughan, Andrey. g River, Hwalsy, Deacon.
lame. lsrter v wbeora va Love. prnshsrd Hfrsr.
Purcell sh.rro, cuanrrssu W t,arnep B fs..
mar hishard Tory. Io'sl-4l cabin sud lgs sesrage
.dy ~ Slr.gd j.. . :, nras- y G-sai n iyne Z
eo sa eaoS H Ti. 81 y M Sj'i
IeyDs lady ianr children sod servant Nrs NrherSar.
~ wsiEsr 1 ossorhs , finley, rS9s c,m1se
Ms c'cy =, Mis- { Smith Mis- cisye.rt Ms
Children ana maid Mis- Nurr q Turner Re- Thwiag Z
my w .eet Wy, Ssy Wv Ncyo ss ny w zs
Hewsop VI cleveland, u y fobeck. &C. psimer Ms
wais.pen NJ. F.Ssld ~ ais, is,r l 4, q.
Gites orr,u NJ Is.esnrr ard tES sdusand Z. N D.
tafterarp.h ia Steamship uo. ,saneryras Diksou . s
Z N. \ wnan,. Elizabeth Rlnr'on. Margsre' Bynuon
Nas' L."n bnr4eh, Mss Rcunie BORDEN Nj No.sey OF
Go.ts5 " y Yong V waissr. c'aghara neipis ren
osuy e ID H efr rS,' slss winnie VIM pS
, I'm, '9eao h''"r bavd ni1ts,,es Ms fo,i ~.
~ Nai. Noniue o. Fraasin May II Brown: " II
Nj 4 psa vr1 w. rya S' W. p5 plR S ~. Wy ,
fsrea Tes.uisn i y R,,ts1b,sb Nm n Ch,rser III a.
fYgr r. IuW Me- MaFaii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

Loss BarK Ct,p,-The Francis Cutting. Capt Poet
from Liverpool which arrived Yesterday brought Capt Doans
and ton mon bark Clara which abandoned The FOL
loving - Capt Doau.s repor-Len Shields Sept 6, with
cargo coal bound New York oct 18th 18th and 2h, IN
lat 70 CO. lon g. during heavy gale from ENE the vessei
sprung ess witch kept gaining the pumps the 18th
the bark Mary Stewart Greenok which bore down ami
took % myself crew; the time The bark
Esser Boston. alongside and tool OF m that
hoprhe Clara then having her lower hold full "
water The day previous 9Th The mate and two under
The impression the vessel going down. attempted
leave her IN boat which swamped, when oil three were
drowned The Mary Stewart suffered considerably ~ The
gale, having had her decks swept and they then
coosng by small cabin stove the captain trying
get ~ Bos,or or uansx ~ the ship Francis Cutting
Capt Post nom liverpool Tor New York mp and spoke
De Mary Stewart when being informed ~
Immediately his boat and bad transferred board hs
sip hus The Nary Stewart which itself de
Tho ~ the lost Nv The swapping of
are Vim Ross officer os New York Wa Cook and tohn
Andrews, Tho Clara bui ~ thls city IN 1855
&C., turhcn ratcd Al and was owned Nv Msssrs
Dunharn A Dirnou. 81 this ciyJ
ssRrxits Ranv GruiA. pars from New York for Genoa
rut nlo Philadelphia 18th inst IN distress, having lost main
mas nssn topuast, metropolitan and ifhuun, t0ge
tered 2th ul IN lat ~ - NJ lon % H. which lasted hree days
On The 18th nit podero Francis native of Genes seaman
ked nv striking hc wheehousc aud i've others
with he captain sustained much injury large portion 81
cargo was thrown overheard
Thee i $500 insured a. ,he american oce rrcvience
North 18th ult
scnu JoHS BowpAs of Philadelphia wears from Newport
heavy and al hands lost 2b she was lying
70 miles chncoeague, IS befre reported with her head
down ami stern our supposed v he held BY her anchors
harSors d New York boston BALTIMORE wilmngiqn. q
Charleston savannah, Mofc, New Orleans, and Galveston
81 latest accounts from each Of hose ports-
NV yORs go
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"' AT WHOLESALE.
BALLARD, sHUTE A co,
No. Is broadway,
MAJ Vnwk

BALLARD, NHUTE Co.
No. ~ broadway,
New York,
weuld respectfully jobbcrs rerrs acrus.
toned W purchase rs in this market thu, NOTWITHSTANDING
the general not quite universal adopted by
wholesale
months, Of throwing their stocks open retasng purposes
Just the for consumption arrives and s
pecnr he regular retailer and even the ter W cCnn ns
their custom, they cannot believe ether In tho
FFCRsITy, JUSTICE OR POLICY
~ The same but on the contrary, do su believe The ability
Of The trade oil this city 10 support ri least
ONE STRICTLY WHOLESALE House
To this end they invite the attention 81 ~ those 10 any
was Interested ~ their very complete stock OF
LADIES FANCY FURs.
embracing tho richest well IS the common varene
GkNTs' MuFFisERs. cars, COATS.
GLOVES AND FANCY ROBES
of which they win cell 10 sut buyers A. arc Ia fvr F "a
onpettop and legitimate business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

i"a'' .s@o,ieooo- ~
The specie movement OF the week has been against the
bank reserve 10 amount probably exceeding 81 800 0Go
taking into account something like million
the South To compensate this, specie may have been
drawn from Philadelphia and Boson, and the sub Treasury
has lost near million Of dollars The various estimates
that have been made OF the present OF the bank
reserve vary very widely, some parties holding that
the last average below the actual in blnk
Monday the statement TO be made Up tomorrow may not
show apparent loss while others argue that the banks
cannot well show average much exceeding s2 800
One thing, al al events certain The furry created By
certain bank managers in the early part Of the week.
the hope Of raising the price of money has proved ota
failure. No one has been seriously alarmed b. the
shipments Of gold to the South, which, the last reec
ton shows, healthy ard satisfactory symptom Of
trade ami in the present condition Of the OF
this part the country, there would be ground for
substantial uneasness If specie fell four
or FIVE millions lower than H. Several banks early in
The week nut ~ the rate for ninety day paper i've pc.
cent but at TIC discount brokers the supply OF money
four has fallen short and in the money has
been freely offered throughout the week pee
Tho decline in foreign exchange continues, Al
season a. Tho year recovery fairly lie exrects
We continue quote COOL sterling exchange lo9s
commercial bills 100 l09sk and francs at SIS 10
Tho Southern cychaH s rule in favor Of the South
bit tho Penn yvaua and Eastern IN favor.
The 81 the Stock Exchange throughout the week
has been generally downward, as the following table will