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Where VIII the Ae.t Blow FaEi:

The recent victory over the Federal forces il
Missouri fils the war party in the North (nct yet
recovered from the stunning buffet Cf Manassas
with CONSERVATION. The New York Herald. @. the
l4th thus specuEates as to what may follow
Where the neSt blow may he strucll-vheter
IL the HeighbOrLooG Of Fortress Monroe or on tie
Upper Potomac against Banks, or against the
force OF ROsencranz, in Western VIRGINIA. or at
Washington itselt-t is impossible to say Many
saGGclous, FelFlniormed military men ho!G that
the latter will bo the object Of the rebels atten
ton because OF the great moral effect whiC b its
CAPTURE would produce Throughout the New World
and the Old That they will make an onward
movement IN some direction within two or three
weeks there is every reason to believe. IN add
ton to the reasons assigned above, we NAV men
ton the significant fact that Beauregard notEiti
standing the wagons captured from our army. has
issued an order to collect all the anons which
can lie obtained the sure sign of marching in
force. And these indc9 tions ere STRENGTHENED bv
tie closing words of the brief address OF Johnston
and beanregard TO the rebel army on the tth of
.!n!y, one week after the fight near Manassas
They say in allusion to those who fell We will
hold the soil in which the DUST of Y ashnrtcr is
mingled with the dust of our brothers, We drcn
one tear on their laurels. and move forward to
Our readers know that hitherto General ScoHts
p!| has been to cs!lect an overwhelming we'll
C-sclpllned I0rce and move forward W til that in
the fall, bearing down all opposition. BCt the de-
feat at u Run has altered the circumstances. end
It is likely tLat the enemy is nov so embodeneG
that he will not await Gen. Scots leisure to sttac.
him, but become the assailinS arty himsel. 1t is
understood that vigorous and rapid ca1pairn Is
the policy of the young Generals, Mcclellan
Banks Fremont ana others, ana tha the rel els
ought not 10 be allowed to choose their own hattie
ground. II is probable that General Scott will,
altered condition of things. The news from ,,,::s
souri,, which We publish this morning, giving an
acl ount Of tie defect of Gen. lyons army. and
the GeatL 0 TIE General himself is au adGitiona,
reasonio the prompt c. eyti0n o. the ut.. o:t scr
i to two suci- re- erses G tfirl Should socn be
added, t!um want o. energy and Sill the cause Of
the Cntou woCid be damaged almost bevont. the
power of recovery. The country will not tolerate
long war. The conflict must be short sharp and
decisive, or fail altogether.
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News FROM THE PoToMAC.-The conductor upon
the cars from Fredericksburg reports that siN luen
from the war vessel Resulute, on Thursday, at
tempted to land i'll a row boat nCar.Nfuthias Point.
When they had come within thirty yards of the
shore our pickets, who were concealed, opened
fire upon them and killed five Of the number, the
other making good his retreat to his vessel. The
Resoute then bombarded and destroyed the elc-
gant private residence Of Mr.. Grimes, hard by,
after which it drew Off
The report is that there is large fleet off Aqua
creek-one informant says nine vessels.
arl,fna
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THE THREATENED FAMINE IN CoTToN-It NAV
not be denied that there is a certain amount Of
rationality in the antcipations of Mr.. Jefferson
DAVIS and his colleagues, as to the consequences
both on their enemies and Oh neutras, of dearth
of cotton, though as unquestionaby they much
eXaggerate the consequences. The manufacturers
OF New England will no doubt suffer considerably
by the loss of their usual supply of the raw mate
ra though their stock must be unusually large, and
the markets for their produce must be much cur
tailed. But considering the exasperated passions
of both parties, and how little they are accustomed
to submit to either coercion or constraint, we no
more expect the North to be brought to terms be-
cause they cannot buy cotton, than the South be-
cause they cannot sell it. 1t is fact well worth
considering, that within the lastfew days the Boston
spinners have been making inquiries in Liverpool
as to the terms which they can be supplied with
the raw material from our markets, and some small
lots have already been sent out to New York. We
do not for moment suppose that either the French
or the English Government will be induced by the
distress of their respective manufaeuriHg no pula-
tons, to attempt TO raise to prohibit the block
ade-any such step would be equivalent to a decla
ration Of war against the N0rth-but it is certain
that the distress which neither country can wholly
escape will make the two Governments most press
Ing IN rendering their mediation to bring about a
termination of the contest. As vet however moth
ing has transpired in the acts or the attitude Of
either of the begerents to warrant the least hope
that they would listen to any such proposals. We
nave just learned that the spinners of Rouen have
bean urging upon Louis Napoleon the desrability
OF some immediate steps to avert the threatened
Calamity, and have received for answer that he is
as alive as they can be to the gravity and the press
ing nature Of the case As soon as the Americans
are IN frame of mind to listen to the notion of
european mediation. they will not be far. from q
settlement of the quarrel without our iuterpastion
But they seem months, If not years, distant yet
from so desirable q temper.
TnIy
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5teip Oriea1s 39ailp Grcstent,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST q, 1861.
g0tal SnttlImtlrtf.'

DAN RICE AID IIIs RuINOCEEOg.- telegraph
yesterday Informed Us that the celebrated per-
forming rhinoceros Of Dan Rice had been drowned
How well do we remember the many Jokes
Dan Wonld get off last winter at the expense Of
the Yankees, stating that his rlnOcer0s was the
only Black Republican belonging to the com}any,
etc. And since the same animal was, no doubt
used in like manner to clricattre the South the
rhinocerOs probably became dsgusted at the
double dealing of his master, and committed sui
eide by drowning. We hone to hear next that the
master has followed in the wake Of " his ilustrious
predecessor
INTERESTING CORRE2r0SDEHCE,- The following
correspondence will. no doubt be read with intel-
est. It will be seen that one Of our citizens, Mr.
VIM. j. Gushing, has presented q beautiful Con
fedcrate flag to the Citizens Guard, which they
will be proud to carry into battle when they are
called upon 70 defend their hqnlas ana fresides
from dosccration by the invader The presentation
OF this llsg, we were informed is not tie only act
by which Mr. Cushing has given evidence Of his
interest in the cause Of his country. and his will
linGness TO aid those who go cut to fight her bat
ties:
Capt p L. Mitchell of tie x:M. '4pa f, Aux ID" -''i
Dear Sr-l take much pleasure III presenting to
the CttiZ ms under Your command State fac
which please accept with my best wishes for the
success Of the good cause in which yon lave en-
listed. You will nc doubt, soon l,e called uDon to
repel the A clifton h0rdes from the soil Of Lnuis!-
ana and to take part in the second great battle of
New Orleans. which must result in TIE c0rplete
ovcrthrow oj the invaders, and q victory for our
arms as glorious that Of the 8th Of Januarv
1915. That you will be found foremost on tie
field OF battle none can doubt-and, gentlemen,
may yonr motto ever be,
t
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THEY OBEYED ORpERs.-Some of the Federalists
who ran away from Manassas kept on until they
got to New York and Boston. They urge in ex-
cuse, that they heard the order to retreat, but as
nobody ordered them to halt they kept on until
they got tired, They obeyed orders
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MORNING. AUGUST 21, 1861.

Antonio Chenier, t. C. The last vas sent to the
Parish Prison the others were released OIL bail.
element nt. Cyr, f. m. c., for grossly insulting
Leon Dupart, I. III. c., Also gave bail to appear.
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The Blockade Broken by Oursef ves.

NEW oRLEAss August T. 1851
To the Editor of the New Orleans Creseent.l
On seeing notice in your paper this morning,
of " novel and terrible man war; for effect
ing the above purpose, l desired to learn more
about it, although was suspicious that it might be
only some welllneaning crude idea. | have been
to see it. and find that it is not so and as deem it
practicable, perhaps it might be useful for you to
inform your readers that it may be seen at the
Louisiana Hotel, (of which Mr. Charles Diamond
is 'proprietor) opposite the st. Mary's market
Tchoupsoulas street, and that the model and plans
are exhibited by him and his efficient designer, Mr..
Smith, "a scientific and practical modcler and
builder of war vessels) in convenient room over
the hotel, and where every explanation Is given
by these able and courteous gentlemen. They
evidently knew what work they had in hand and
how TO set about it to bring it really to practical
conclusion. The craft is about 220 feet long, 56
feet beam, fiat bottom-elptical sides, and nearly
alike, fore and aft Propeller q feetundar water.
EIptioal roof-no holding for boardera- sis heavy
guns. The bows aud stern being built solid for
many feet, and covered with railroad ieoa1f snt-
fcient strength the eliptical form, sith good
management, will render her shot prpof ss the
shots would glance.
She is of sufficient capacity to give the requisite
buoyancy to sustain so heavy load as. the clip
tical roof and the railroad iron arnor and engines
of sufficient power, with. boilers Of sufficient ca
paclty, TO give her the requisite speed with her
heavy armament. This is no mere experiment.
Everything connected with the plan aud aFEange-
ment is capable of de7ll0nstratjon, ana an conti-
dent no one at all acquainted with these subjects
can come away without beng satisfied Of The prac-
lcapiilty ana success OF thls vessel 10 reeapitu-
a1e Her form protects her as well IN her strength;
and TINS form enables her to bring tw? 70 four
guns 10 Dear on the enemy while maintaining the
sa'est position herse'f. Her capacity IS sufficient
!or comfort Iof hef crew, and to carry az attack
ing iorce. 9he cannot oe, boarded with the
stEehgIh' weight ana speed OF thls craft her de-
sIucuVe qualmes are greater than the opposing
nan.oI."ar. Inc en"ct OF a shot IS the weight
multiplied by the velocity; the effect Of ship as
d saot "ooid s De the Telsht multiplied oy the
xeloclty, ana lar exceeding that OF any cannon.
Ihen there Is no chance to get away from aar.
lnose are matters SO novel to the goneraiity of
MINDS as 10 pc received ony with dou6ting cFedul-
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European Intellirenne.

The London Times says that only victory
when wipes gut Manassas can save Lincoln from
achment for having begun the war
Inc Globe and Shipping Gazette attack the de-
tails Of blockade.
The 1.ondon Morning Post says that if England
drifts into quarrel, the fault will be with Lincoln
who attempts a blockade which he cannot render
complete.
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STEAK FOR MosQulToES.-It is said that if you
place piece of beef steak ON a plate near your
bed, over night, the mosquitoes will give prefer
ence to the meat and let you alone.
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POWDER FOR RokCHEs.-As many of our citizens
are annoyed by reaches at this season of the year.
they can rid themselves of them by mixing small
quaint ty Of French Green (dry1 with brown sugar
and putting it in such places as they frequent.
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TEE --LATEST WAR INTELLIGENCE.


We received yesterday the following dispatch
from reliable gentleman on the Mississippi coast:
HANnsRoR0', August 20--A Yankee steamer
came through Horn Island Pass to-day, and is
gone through Pass Mary Ann.
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Liverpool on the 10Th, and Queenstown on the 1lth
inst, bringing two days later news than we had
by the bohemian, has arrived.
The sales Of cotton in Liverpool, on Saturday,
the l0jh inst, were 5000 bales the market closing
quiet and firm. Consols 90I to 90:
The political advices by the Canada possess no
features of interest
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TWO Bays LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF, THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.

tsT THE SOUTHWESTERN AND AMERICAN rIyEs.l
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60 I&UpTURES nN
RADICAL OUREDl q O
Letter from Dr. ". 7. Mis of the Vicksburg
Daily
VlCH,BURf Mss Mlv a lR6n

=, HA d "A ~ oURED' u q
Letter from Dr. W T. Ms to the Editor of the vieksbus
vrcKssURc, Miss, May a. 1850.
Hernia be Cured without Needle or Knifel
3Ir EiorI deem ho,s afflicted with this terrible
@ aS Pl9 a g y @ p nd oo Ecte & wh the s5s RsEs
for the space al three The boy belonged john calter
prononnced bis hopeless. here vas disrence o.
,e h[s . wb!ca he ,1sr aq4 oojseie ha,
H n and r nnq h%p %S9a d % M % T90S # Dr. M She;
ca;iye Mixnrs about thres months! the enrey
For te M Chr s n he & mas bern my on the *natio d.
ies neSygonce vS Til Sta eot @ foT sT e Ue o o.
hasn o WHO HAVE '' ''' anu ~ " " @ T. Niis Is ii I5e' g.
Extract from ster Written Three yanrs Previous to the
Above, in reference to the Same boy.
IssAaUENA Co., Miss, May q 1857.
sr~'he boy eoso is perfectly cured Of the rupture
ne + os t finest 10 kug u'eo on ifo9r Gees and c@4 dt
Letter Dr. s %S1s II h ,a s5 3sss one S @ S em"'" PLY
Dr. Shernnn-Dsa s..: aS'd hr boy Sen D. i" yon
:sfed v. ssi % do hio psttc fed Your plan
TTtos. j. .,ARPER, I'D.
Rs-Thts letter wa in rofesene boy years
Old Who WIS nP'ucd %" both ,e, subsequently,
returned sound. The foucwilg explains itself:
- -, , ,r, F'cKsRUEG MISS, May :, 1860
only Short S iie 70 @ We ea' iSS5 obtss
e 1 'S S a 2oS ss h9s . @ M M
THOs. J. HARPER, NJ D.
Dr. BEIn EMS OPINION.
" NEW ORLEANS, Jan, 6, 1859
Dear sir rno that DR.. She Truss as applied by
him will give relief caecuay than any other have
by The use Of il And lie mis- rc roeonne 4 you to get one
upon the fitting. r. BELDEN, M D.
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-Four Hundred Prisoners Taken.

STEAMER HANNIBAL FIRED rr0N AND SINK.
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I ,asERANCE&'a FEIUAtlB3 C6Itel3T III

I ,2saI&Al9CE&'a F7E;MAi4N C6tftl3IAHs-
BEAUTIFYINGi IL -INvIgORArEERl-R ATrgc
fot producing Boorns CoplnezIou Erect aaa tarncefa
UaI ago Ct tbs 0oy Cheerful sp2siIton Borrowing Bothe
"nH Ernl3ns fro-a the FnGo Curing I17 Srs or oieD
Ghoty za esS PapitstioH Of the Hcrt Pains IN the Head
Back Limbs Whites, Gnt ati various forms of peau
produced by Suppressed Pantu o. IroEuar I9r9sIicn T.
which the Fensie Sag Is subject '''
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KEORN 70 FAN;
Originality compounded for the purpose bringing or sus
regulating Tie Monthly Periods Of Women hch Il does made
any and all circnhlsteRcos sfrGncks Female ora .is,
Pava u na & Ssft fs"l' !1Tirnr ar1 Te.a,iHar a,gr
II has been fny tested in Mobile, proves euua to
ali it has been represented,
The lady of Of the most prominent ctiEens Mobile he,
recently been cured Of Debility and Spirits bordering OIL
loss Of mind through apathy nRction of tho womb BY the
Lsrancks Cordial remedies had
failed this organ excited healthy action and she wa
health happiness society be
family and friends.
Numerous equally Surprising of desperate Fe
male Of disease have known the propreors
ssssSold by JOHN WRIGHT Z co, New Orleans Tall
LIANT ODs Mobile. und Druggists generally se24 Iy
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]. J. e Z r s,
G:S CEaUSreq street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In French and n1ercan PA
FER HANGINGs Borders, Corners Oaks and Marbles
ery variety
RTe Particular s,tepcn Dado all work in his line d7 lq
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HEADQUARTERS TWIGGS GUARD,
- - N,r ttrlnanS. )u1y 1851. {
Z THE FiBMBERs OF TIEIS C01IPay{
I'D art uotiCrd to acd regular drills rlIAN
m ~ y, and aluat aIii MON DAY and Iii S AY OF
III each week, ~ O'clock F. NJ. their Arnory corner
Comp and l'out Streets
BY order: N. A. TARLETlN, It. ,tT,u'-
Ti.OS. l.. AI&EY. Secre,urv If
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gLEoFaRHED 70 THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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RECORnRR l1uEr,-u>'s C0r7I,r,-- Thomas L E;rh7,
was committed for trim! before the FIRST {,iatricr
Court on charge MADE by Charles r, I}pvnot]s
to the elect that kirhv roin7itte7 rarinrE in i,11
last by swearing that hr was a tn.rtiva frntr,
Justice from the l1arIs, Of C;7o in corsaunnrne y,
which he was arrested and thrnvn mia rTiSly,
+ kirby gave bail in the snn1 Of S75u m 9r79raIr
". Fi1zpatrick for threatening Ttoa Antnor
Dan, Ncl,aupnlIl. Tor ahnsinq nfi,ar hr,,nr Wrs
SueelI for insulting Lncn C3ro'nn Sa,nnc, Is9nn
for insulting Marks Ghernhen1 Nrs Ann Lee for
threatening Ann Knrsbaw. Eonn1, s,,ith foT Iii
ing AdeIne Parker;s hair ana 1nonlinn hcr cam.
erally ,]ohn Lynch. Tor kicking and haa4iN~ San
Croghan. +, NJ. c.; Mrs. iIjnrey, ior tInasiing
6ote to answer nT t,r,. a. 0N V"''F
John Minus for iIeatinr Warv Gno4+ ,,e,-o hand
in SZ5u 10 keen The na~na foT tfTaa ,1o,, "lN
" ~
RECORDER G3s9lNE, : C0I-ET.- George Skinner,
accused of having robbed Clovis Noder of 81 !
while they were sQppinG together at franks
oyster saloon on the n~!t Of Wednesday the 18th
trct Court, anu s4nr 10 tie arsi II.san il default
ol
Joe kisteg aocgSa@ q having aided end auctt5d
Skinner in Ls5 rarf:etcat:oll ot tie aHyC lsrsen,-
was also s6Gttc tie rjrst district Court fer trial,
and in Gefat!l Of Is lpci-s,7 II. in ti,e fstrsf}
PrsoG
Dan. Snyler, for cutting v It'll intent 10 IL Tosenb
Snyder, on the I'd of Juy last. was sent to the
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NUMBER IA.
TgEB BATTLE or MANASSAS.

By Mn. c5a,k reof COL czu,h, 1ph Rtg;o,1ut hoy,s
ELfoA1n.
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WALL PAPER. WALL FAE'hlt'
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Arrest IN Philadelphia.

NASIuNGToN, Aug. 2a.-Cummander Hickey, of
the British ship Gladiator informs Commodore
otl'Hgham that half dozen North Carolina ports
not blockaded.
James S. Wadsworth, entreated by Gem Scott
accepts Brigadier. Geueralship.
Nearly all the vessels abroad have been ordered
home
The Potomac flotilla is being largely reinforced.
The fleet is lying out OF range Of the batteries,
but commands the river from Aqua Creek to Po-
tOmac Greek.
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g. PICNNICK RIFLES WANTED, A FEW
I'D wore volunteers to ill thsGompRny. Good quarters arms
m equipments, furnished free Of For further par
" icuiRrs apply to
Capt FRANK MOORE,
my'6 No. Front Lavee cor. Crossran st.. up stairs.
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DEDICATED 10 GET. nEArREGAED c. 8. !.
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HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT Cry GUARDS,
Company R. No 81 Camp street June 2f lSGl {
COMPANY DRILLS OF THIS CORPS
Bill vii take p'a'e every MONDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
tl ING S,hr O'Clock Squad Drills every TUESDAY and
LIZ THURSDAY EVENINGS, It tc same hour Members
requested to be puucua the fines tor attendance will
,c rigidy enforced.
By order: GEO. SOrIE CAPTAIN,
L. 2. DAY, q. IF
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STAR MUTUAL. ASSURANCE COMPANY, }
No ~ CnfOndclr street,
tcw Orleans, hnE, q, lSG )
HE-'rhis Company VIII continue to insure
the Ions and by FIRE. the pers Of the and
Rivers at the rate, of premium.
DIKECTORs.
j. A. GraUd, firm Of =. A. biraud Il Co.
A Watt, finn Of Jno. Watt K Co.
q. W. Logan, finn Of Logan. Sonat Il Claiborne
A F. + lot, firm Of Elliot K McKeever.
F.i.nlnr firm o: Mummy. LultHg Co.
T.. Duplnuer firm Of Roman X kertiDn.
Lloyd r. GoliIsn, firm Of Coleman, BritOn Il Wihers
W. Qus nteli, firm Of Vim. Purhn 4 Co.
W. g. g. Claiborne,
Cl,us. A. Castillo, tim Of ". Gordon A. Castillo
j. lie fueuteE, ii III OF s. Oser 4 Co.
EMILE DEBUYS, President
j. i. BEIAuhHt StCretnry prO ten. aual "
OFFICE OF tOAHIss,oSENS CONFEDERATE LOAN, }
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana,
New Orleans Aug 49, 1861. }
BT"&uE3scr ibGrs to tlsc Confederate I4oa
ARE l"H"itd call in person hi, innk, their bonds,
and Lctn ,hu cet HCpte issued BY the commissioners.
tu2U 81
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'hhJIlEsiOA ne"egl
ren"lln '" tru1:, your trcrH and fellow. r.tler
.SNsnee. WM. l.. @ SEI,G
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-19
FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAl..
THuRspAy, April ls-

THURSDAY, April 1876 Z. NJ
The street has again been convused all day by
conflicting rumors from Virginia, which settled
down at last to pretty general belief that that
State had seeded was about TO sccede, and that
Harper Ferry Arsenal and part of the Navy Yard
at Norfolk had been seized. Under this alarming
intelligence all classes Of securities declined and
at Que time there was every appearance OF panic
New York Central fell w at the IQor'dns board,
ERE J, Hudson Il, Harlem preferred Ia. Realrc
"a Pacific Mail 219, Illinois Central 2, Me.s;y.s
us.trai "a guaranteed ~ Galcns 1a( ~.
Island "a Burling~H. end Quincy ~. Tennes.
sees declined 31; other State stocks were steady.
The new federal skies fell one per cent-making a
fan st per cent since the recent award. he.
tween the boards the market was dali; in
the afternoon everything was considerably
lower again. New York Central fell off per cent
Illinois Central ~, Galena 2 Erie r. and other
stocks in proportion. The market was heavy at
the close, the following being the last quotations
United States SIS, 1874, SO 81; Tennessee Gs, 80
So Virginia 6's, 45 a AZ; Missouri Ga, AZ Az;
Canton, 0 TO- Cumberland Coal preferred 8 G;
Delaware and Hudson Canal, IS a SO: Pennsylvania
Coal, III ~; Pacific Nail, G911 a 20; New York
Central, 7O1% 7O}s: Erie, 81 a 2l1s Hudson
River, 36 = 81; Harlem, i219 l2g,; do. prefer.
red, 3llsa 3l94 Reading, 81 32 Michigan Central,
AZ IS; Michigan Southern aud Northern In
diana, 1917 IA; do. guaranteed 1871 2015; ia.
mama, l07 l00 Illinois Central, " a 62514; Gslena
and Chicago, coz a CT; Cleveland md Toledo, q
ask: Chicago and Rock Island, 401S iO2t; Chi.
csgo, Burlington and Quincy, 6S1s o. hilwsu.
kee and Mississippi, .; La Crosse and Milwau.
kce land grant bonds, Q; Illinois Central bonds,
90 q Oh.
There il nothing doing in exchange or money.
Business is stagnant, and the attempt Of capital.
lists to create an improved inquiry for money fails
from the scarcity Of paper On call the brokers
continue we'll supplied at per cent. For
sterling bills bankers ask about 1919 and $50 for