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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-17
General Sherman's Army-Latest from
the Front.

Two MILEs FROM ATLANTA, Ca, Monday
August S, s A. M.-Nothing new transpired yes.
terday. The ith Corps advanced their line
little nearer the railroad last night, under a
brisk fire from the enemy
The morning opens without any indications
that anything decisive is at hand.
The railroad trains come regularly TO the front
bringing crowds OF conyalesCents.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-17
Quotations Of the principal Coal and Coal D

The following shows the receipts OF tne'elN,
ware Division Canal Company for the wesN iht ana
season, compared with the same uuhe 'A'
Week Week ending Aug. IS, 1864. ~ 5G91l9G S9IG
FreN'O"S IN t0O''''''''' y --------- ll7TOl,il
Week ending Aug. 10, lsoS',Sz'ssllsS'9oas 'sls'9a ~ A..
PREVIOUS ~ i0''' ----- sS,O77.89
---A--
Increase in 1864. ...",.., m S29,62fO2
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-17
GrNrpAt.no noon.s AMY.

lu.IrlN AFFAIRS IN grDReii-Ho0o's .Al.
IOV RrISrOBCrNENrs-r DAMAGE DONE
rH Iur RAILROADS EEtNrl,rp-H. RNISo Or
uU tOwN or DAUrS py wi "rNrrlF s--
rHtSuAirS DIS BRrlSC TIE RrrCl s-ArlhNrA
rn NE DrPESnEp TO rW 1JsE nN1EEvrry,
Er.Y Er.,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-17
FROM THE SOUTH.
RICHMOND AOvICES TO SATURDAY.

Rebel vie% of Grants Schemes,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-17

The following are the receipts oi Flour and
Grain Mt this port to-day Flour, 1890 hhls. /;
Wheat, $500 BUSH; Corn, 2Oi0 bush. oats, 3500
bush. '.I r % HrH'rf rr-r-7 -1s7
The following are the receipts OF Coal Oh at
this port to-day-Crude, 800 bbls.i Refined, coo
bbls. ...r....1 1+ fr--r..n --r-rrr.fr
The exports Of barley aud oats from Cali
fornia for the year ending Juno 80 were as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29
TT, 21exauaria & azf11 :
EVENING, OCIOBER -.
pa'ief o. Prisoners.


:, J.. ,a,.1 an
o.~,<>o,x,s IT,. 3..sn ,.yrnGe:l
/.. l2..,, mi Tee r.. details
!,,a, l,6,:frjv sattle5
.-t,:.A r.; .nf,o,;ra& v;;I % nert,,it
~ 2,,h ..,<h;;,p blankets and
t. .,,;->n,~, ;n>9r!,z haoI aI
she onIos}eTa!e>: the, ~ ''1fi', beng a.'o"
ID 10 30 Ii'e same hy their PRISONERS - i;.''h
hands. Il IS proposed taaE an o'nceE ''o!'
each vide should Dc sTeo' lEl5 '17'a'le'' a''n pa
1oie<s 20 see % the faithful execution 81 s''7
arrangement ard that Ehe articles sent 10 the
prisoners shonid oe c"nIln::(1 70 a'''c'Hs u hs-
ar, .,.~n~ x.:,l1so v;oeoar
sA''>< .~,~--~-
The Marker, this morning, vas we'll sup
piled but ne have no ci'aoge 10 notice, IN the
rrices u Meats " Vegetables, from last Sat
urday : report, except that II tornlps ani %.
'a'oes '"ei0 - = '.''..0' 49,,
ter, eggs, an'l I:='o A'''' 1'@.''S'*''' ''-'' >+
TED s1a1'1at4' --.z-.-------
Az arrival at New York, t'ron New Orleans.
hrings a statement that member Of the Ala
oa1ns h7gsSIss'&I7 nao '' 81 'Is0'
re5olasions oaeF''s co"o','1'o's ~ w.
'eae'a' oo'0l ., a." 49,, '~ a, ,ab y,
SAXON Oh ''oS'i'1Sl''' ""'o'A oa'''0~ " ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29
Ia Washington, yesterday, the j. 5, Pro
vost Marshal, by order OF the Secretary OF
War; arrested Colonel North, the New York
Agent, Major Colin, the Payynaste1 Of Boun


ties for The saue State, and . Mr., Jones. the
>1s:@tc commissioner O E>'::E'9 -
NJ New York S'''d'eT~ ~ "ts.s aT2''a1 - a@''
ln2t'', upoo I'll" c5'"'G'' : ! >"&'' - >'s'''S
ig l:eaGe} IL f|'a I>cf!F'n t'"oe 'aS' ''','' =
light. The arrested parties ware !'s''S5- key
pa"e} III the Vd G*p'S' ara e''''u 40.
t'one! o*eT he ROOMS u 'he ~" Ok 'o''1e
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"o'sfs' y "a''% .! y .~,,;.L
Win ie"tdo|s a''o 5'1'' az" co. e.
dollars ner card and the whole building blazes
with goId and tinsel.
~, r1----~<@o p.lt;r,,o,o {yaot
beavers, laden with tobacco and wheat arrived
III Washington yesterday, h&1l1E Been cap
tured by the Iolo nac 7otlIIa down the RIVER,
ach;, :, .or, oo,>,,.,;,+c7 -
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u: =
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At his residence. in Fairfax couny, ms
morning. -. FELIN EICHAED8; Ds5~ His
funeral viii take place CT Monday afterho9n a. a.
. clock from his Lac residence near Nio"0
MIL
n Charleston. 5. c.. on Thursday: he 22 "a
ofSepJember, 1864 Capt T. ~ - - , IN
Of Prince Georges county, sd III the '4'N
year Of his age
Al her residence, near Leor:reitoWn, n a. ~. -
Thursday, the 9th instant; AIRS "a = = ID
BOOTHE. aged 81 years.
In Baltimore on the eth Of September:
RICHARD NJ. HARRISON. formerly Il hlgh-
" rpsuactablo member Of the Washington
Bar, and on influential citizen ot Washington
On the 9th of October, al his late resi-
dence. ':HopewelI," Charles co, Md ..
DANIEL MONROE, in the SD year d b1'S
age
Mrs JOSEPHINE AMELIA GR0NE1,
Of \ anjemoy, Md, departed this life, Suddc1'y'
on the morning Of last Sabbath, ESQ lhSI.
---~~.------~@s~-~a~
4 IL persons indebted to the estate OF " N.
n s. REED, dec d., are requested TO Inaho
early Doyment. and al creditors OF SAID e$ta17
to present their accounts 10 the undersIgneo io'
settlement. AlAllA ~
Administrators Of ~. S Reed, dec D.
oct eff ----
yyTANTED.--A BOY. from IS to i years l,.3
u to learn to make cigars and hcip % a liza 7
store; one who has respectable parents ~"
good reference here, Apply II 20: '>ln& s1Tecv
cor. Alfred. Also BOY from L or - / ~
Of age TO strip tobacco o'' -
FOR RENE
/ n unenclosed LOT Of 1929 acre 5 t,.'as
\ on Poor House lane, opposite the fof!HT
residence Of Can't. l.. Masters. apply At =
90, King ST., or No, g, y Arlington st.
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FOB RENE.

\ unenclosed LOT Of 1929 acre.. 81 oh ''.
n on Poor House lane, opposite t,'e lQt' -
90 KIM st., or No, 81, y shington st.
oct .h4~tt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

FRylGBTs wers quiet. To Liverpool per steamer, $50
boxes BAG at 2os 400 packages butter and 900
chez al OBS To Antwerp so bhds tobacco 3os and
900 bbs. petroleum at ss Sd. To London IS
bids. tobacco a, 2os.. and rer neutral, $50
tobacco 2os.. 20 ahds 40 At 2,s. ga, and
wood 22s Cd, and zoo hhds tooscco ut 27s. Cd
sas Two foreign briggs we're chartered to Jamsica at
Soc per Dbl, god out and back from Cienruegos with
tnolasscs at 81 under and So 90 deck Austrian
brig 2o7 tons TO Trieste Al 1900 bark $500 bbls
capacity, TO north side OF Cuba aud back, $500.
hoLAssss.-Nothine OF moment TRANSFERRED, though We
note sale OF $50 hhds. Porto Rico private terms
dun and prices we're entirely nominal a, 20 Tor crude
.2c for refined in bond and ozc for ires There
business.
novs--geceIp,s, 37o7 bbls pork 2,e67 packages
bee, e,1 meats and 2s7 do lard The pork mar.
ket ened decidedly lowe', with but little doing, but
The 500, and for future delivery The sales comprised
ooo ebs the sfO, s3s IL $50 rs so34 mess
ca for a ne ss 10 Prime sss prime IN
a., and $50 for thin DO aiso tor future
buyers option at $40 So 90 800 bbls 1854 mess
for januNy, buyers option al $40 10 aud COO bbs DO
sales d 500 bcs at $40 s22 tor plain mss s2l SO
s4 Tor extra noes Peel bans were 10 moderate
quest y 500 ss27, with sales q $50 bbs Cut
were IN moderate reqqest vito Gales Of 400 packages at
lsc 2lc for bsmg, and IKE a1Sjsc, Tor sh ,uldors
Bacon sides we're fm and 10 demsBd With O 200
ooAes lumheriard cut Al Gle, and 100 boxes short
clear . arrive at 231sc Dressed hogs wee que, at
lse II 'sc for western. The lard market heavy
ana ~ have 'ny 10 note sales Of 1000 bbs terces
At 20c sSac. B1tler 10 limited inquiry al $50.
DOC ioI western aud d5c 6Gc Tor state Cheese was
qui I spd ste ,dy al l5c &c Tor common 10 prime
srSR vas dll tsi,h "a Is " $50 hhds. Cuba musco
vado, chiefly at &c.
TAtLow continues quiet, with sales OF 100 600 lbs at
lie a17xc
Ygisxxr--Receipts, 100 bbs. The marke, va, a,u
and unsettled with sales Of 500 bbs 81 s. 20 for
State and Western
Wool "A moderate demand has prevailed during the
week but prices continue TO be well sustsoeo boders
being confident OF advance after the let OF the year
The sales comprise 80 bales Mstza at 400. 1000 lbs
Mexican a. 4sc 10 900 10: white ponstoi 81 sac gold
400 bales River Plate, 40 bales lite Donsko 100 bales
test Indian aud % bales M0ntev leo private terms
OF domestic about $50 900 lbs zee At $50 81 o. aud
70 700 lbs. pulled N 0as, q a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26
FINANCIAL AND CONNER IAL.

SUNDAY, Dec IS, 1854
The CHIEF feature OF the past week the active sub
scption 10 The tenor,y loan upon The belief that
the Secretary OF the Treasury would Withdraw u ater
the arst hundred millions absorbed The total SUB.
scripons probably amounted 10 twenty i've miiions-so
carrying the total subscribed for beyond the expected
limit, But tbe r.are Of Mr. Fesseudsn to do togerher
with heavy drafts on national banks, produced 70
vussou OF feeling and tight money market, under which
securities OF ali kinds declined Thursday and Fridsy
But on sat ardsy money became more abundant under
Treasury disbursements sod limited drafts, aud TIE
market for governments especially showed marked re-
ooyery dystveues o. the issue, which had sold
the street after the hoard Friday Al lo5A hav
Ing sold q, Saturdays or the stock Exchange At
1os although they subsequently reacted and closed ct
los.
had been simultaneously greatly depressed, aso
TALLY recovered but strong disposition was eVoced
70 operate for The approaching holidays and an
iniisposuo enter upon engagements, as well .
the uncertainty attending The future nnauciA admins
tratiou OF the country add the prospect 81 important
military events contributed 10 tue taneness OF speoua
,,on not only on the Stock Exchange, but in the gold
room and business generally.
The god market opeued No nday With q steady
downward tendency under the inf uencs OF tho
aging news from armies Of Sherma aud 1homas aud
large ,sshori" interest aled, which led 10
SHARP recovery Tuesday, but during the OF the
week IL was quiet with q downward tendency The
axtrey,a variations we're as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

Tomorrow will be observed strict holiday at ali
tse public Offices with the exception Of the Custom
House for hour only, and banks being closed and
business generally suspended. @
Tne specie deposit BRANCH az khA Reel. Xc-be46
sstabshed and the drawing checks
Tor their deliveries instead or sending coin to the
buyers Tnus they avoid the risk OF osees By theft Ct the
specie in dna the fraudulent substitution cop
per- lead or ether substances for gold the bags They
also save the trouble and delay OF counting and the
convenience OF late desvsries. Facilities are also
Afforded for the payment o differences tho place Of
delivery, which do not exist under the old method and
the sudden and sharp demand which occasionally felt
on the market for cash gold likely 70 DO thereby
dmiuishcd, so tending 10 keep Il less unsettled. The
opening OF specie banks not ouy
In this city, but in other commercial centres would
be advantageous and predspose the nnancia
camille community TO mako trans actions for gold leghi
mate a. well speculative business and thu. tho way
would be gradually paved for the resumption OF specie
payments Hoarders VINO have their gold hidden away
in wal ets safes and traditional old stockings and capt.
tass who have large special deposit in bank
vaults would be tempted By moderate charges 10 open
specie accounts current
The subscriptions TO the thrseenths loan ct the
First National 3 INK 70 day united 70 $3.50 600
The pressure upon the Comptroller o: the Currency OF
State Institutions seeking conversions national
banks Increases daily, and Notwithstanding the utm
exertons Of the department delay Is unavoidable The
number Of banks authorized is new comparatIysly
small, and their increase Is encouraged especially
In ocakes which are already, 10 the opinion OF the
Comptroller, sufficiently provided with banking capital for
business purposes II considered preferable to induce
the present exstns State banks under pro-
visions Of the national law In order 10 avoid,
possible increasing the volume OF currency. The fol
lowing additional banks authorized during the week
ending December ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

TO introduce 70 the public The best music q oil times a4
nations Authors and composer Of eli countries h.
vtsd 70 cooperate in che work. and also 70 ed
direct personally the execution Of their compositions
BY order OF the French Emperor. hs Exosiiency sss
Miuster OF Imperial Household and OF the Fine Arts
has transmitted handsome large silver medal - n.
singIs. composer or . cantas, which has rscssuy
been performed at Saint Cloud.
rhs receipts or the Theatre do ropera. Paris. during
first twelve representations Of Roland ROScessss
have risen from 7saof 70 0.Ol7 per night Prspars-
lions being made for the representation OF this open
st the Grand theatre a Bordeaux Ia stated that u.
Mermst Intends shortly 10 proceed thither - order par
sonay supsrntsnd the general rshsarsas Of his eo-
position.
The London OrcAesra states that Mr. Hatton's opera
viii be shortly produced 1t Coveut Garden theatre. -
eether with Mr. Benedics elegant opsrsa The Bride u
Song. That gsutemAn's Esmeraida. We arc told, IN
now no. DO brought forward this We questisa
whether 1t composed An opera by MIR. G. Osborne -
been accepted aud put In rehearsal.
Oos or the London musical critics thus writes aboss
CArlosta Patti
We fancy that German contemporaries are makiae
some confusion speaking OF ME- Adellna .iAttA
when the possessor OF the mechanical sta8ato axis
notes meant TO be criticized 10 Nile Csotta hss
sister, the concert singer Tho later lady does not pre-
among tho aftisss-snd not Tue vulgar wondsrs-o u
hour. Advertisements OF the entertainments IN WHICH
she appears navo been forwarded from Germany
set forth @Barnum" style, which Is novelty there
AZ applied ,srfuoH OF high pretensicn and must 30
every aspessng persons Of just TASTE But her
musical gymnastics It appears. e received with fraase
raptures.
We read Of two novelties produced n the Symphonic
Concerts Of Berlin, directed by herr Tsubert-a reg
overture Romeo and Juliet BY Herr Schottmanu sail
70 have been we'll received), and now instrumental
illustration Of Faust, By n Rubinsteu, which has bssa
less warmly welcomed, described "wanting In oisas
ness, and displaying with great menotony, a1ssta.
tion Of eocentricty 10 Ne harmonic eRocta"
"a curious trial." says foreign paper els pending =
Stuttgart. Tho tenor. Herr sonheim. pleading aganss
bis director mot to have 10 sing Herr wssoers mnsSo
Tho famous tenor maintains, his case, that he W
engaged singing parts and not to breaKhis voice
Sgnor Perellas Ctnes1 dAmalf, not long since pre-
sented at Turin. promises, said 70 bo the opera a
the thers-Stgnora Bondazzt being the prjss
doanG TO the content Of her audiences.
NJ d'ortigus the Paris musical critic Ia late fss6
eon assures US that NJ Wsrtel, who has formed
distinguished pupils, has now In hand Norwegiaa
young lady, Nile. Tsllofsen, from whom much may -
expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

new soprano, MiTs Hartorslls, has made
fui debut At the English opera In London In the role Of
Amna In the sonnambulA On the same evening q
tenor Mr. Coates made his nrst appearance 10 The role
OF Massanieio, but failed.
The King o. Hanover, himssH . musician u some
talent, has summoned 70 his court m Dsmcks musical
composer Of much emusnce In Pars, . Hanovsriaa by
birth, and has given him commisson TO wrias grand
symphony for full orchestra.
Outdoor CONCERTS OF clsssIcsa music viii be estab.
shei during tho coming In the park at Brussels
L Tesor de Pi0yot is tho tito OF lttIs opera In
two scs which has just been brought Qua 81 the Opera
Comique, In Paris. The mus.a 10 BY ~ Eugene 0auties.
furnishes very agreeable mixture u sayety and
tment ths one borders a. timss even on the ba,Os,
whist The other frequently almost 10 tear1 The
composer . clever szd ingcnDss musician ~Ao fully
understands painting character and drawing scene
He also understand the happy mode OF Concentrating
his ideas and Of ysoducIns very sgrscstas melodies
The commtsss Of the International Copcsrs Company,
composed Of NM. David. Bssoz 0lvssrt the Prince de-
Ponsnso and Prince Ponisiowss, have published kind
Of pssganns v Which thsy explain ~ sAsr ssisss \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

The shipment OF specie saturday rather heavy,
amounting 81 55 ooo which, added 70 ooo taken
BY the Canada Wednesday, made total for tho
week OF 81 ,3l1, 900.
The foreign exchange market has been rather weak
and unsettled and hive tended downward under
the abundance merchants bills Offering, consequent on
the large excess exports imports o. ate Bankers
sterling closed 1885, for bi!s at sixty days, and
llos. y at three days Aerchants' bills were offered
81 l0sass.
The qrotaons for government securities and railway
and miscellaneous shares the Stock Eek change 10 this
city Al the close OF the last four weeks
fnlIoua.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

Tho wheat market inactive and nominaly &c. &C.
lower, aad speculative holders beginning to feel
little In view Of the downward tendency gold
and the pressure in the money market. The sales
2 coo bushels at 81 90 for white Michigan 81 so for
amber do, 81 20 for No. Milwaukee club and good
Barley quiet with sales OF 400 bushels State At s.
and 500 do Canada West at 20s Rye was quiet ana
nominal. The market very dull and continues
nominal at 81 s. - 81 for mixed Western
delivered. The demand for was more active and
firm al csc 81 for Canada, 81 o2 for State
and 81 90 . 81 o5 for inferior TO prime Western.
CorTER was dull and rather easier We note q sale Of
80 bags Rio, prime al 1870.
CcrEoS.-There bat very little done to day, and
the market decidedly easier prices having declined
fully 1c. per 10 aud holders would have submit
further order TO effect large sales sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

The usual Of the Bauk OF France Tor the woek
ending December 8 shows tho following results, com
pared with the acknowledgements In hand.
twenty aud i've sxths Millions commercial ois'
two half millions; Treasury balances, eight ana
ayo ex,hs millions; accounts, twenty and three
ffths millions. Decrease-Notes, twenty millions; sd-
vauces i've hundred thousand The bullion In the
Bank OF France now amounts 10 Ella 900 900.
The Bank OF Madrid has augmented It's capital 70
80 900 900 reals
The Bank Of Holland and the Bank Of Turin have both
reduced their rates OF discount
Tho traffic receipts Of railways In the United Kingdom
for the week ending November 20 show IN increase Of
esq 0o2 over the sponding week Of last year.
The following were the quotations Of American secur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

ASHES Receipts. - bbls. We quote pots nominaly
Sl2 aud pearls SIS, without business.
BesApsiuyrA Receipts, 6.4oS bbs. nour, 400 bags
corn meal 492 DO corn go do. oats, Asa do barley
The general tone Of the market extremely fiat, the
demand being restricted 70 the immediate Of local
dealers Flour fully loo. lower, and 10 effect large
sales still further concession would have been
sary, particularly In Western brands. The sales
5000 bbs State and Western, 500 bbls Southern and
$50 bbls. Canadian. Rye flour dull and prices
nominal. Corn meal also quiet, with sales Of
moment TO report. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

The iirst National Bank Of Norwich, Conn.,, has been
designated ~ the Secretary OF the Treasury deposit
tory q the public Other apple for author
zaiion 10 become ousodans or the government fluids
have been suspeadcd tho Secretary having very justly
oecliued 70 receive personal bonds security. Banks
oesUas 70 become repositories N future tender
On"eo STATES bonds, and these Institutions that
INDIVIDUAL pledges Of good TO the government must
srohanse them sDd depost public securities within sixty
days or have their authorization 10 receive
deposits cancelled
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad earned during the
second week OF December s22 3s2-iacrease over the
receipts for The same time 10 1863 s. AS
The earnings Of the Racine Mississippi and North
srn Illinois railroads for the week eudlus pecembe, "A
amounted 70 ss,22o During the same week 10 lsea tho
sscsip were " 49, $50
The total vsus Of the imports, other than dry goods
ssd Specie this port for The week ending Decsnbsr a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26
W. 8, ,ss SEQ tn. imports OF the wost compare with


Week ,~dns Dca De.e Dr,is De D -
Dry goods. :. s22S 3O4 sos. 704 Si7ol0 sSSIos
General mdse l2Ts.5is l,7oo2ae ,oSs.7Gs l,I3"Sso
Total. 81 sos, $50 2,ol&.oA l.4o2,71s sl12.i1o
The dry goods imports New York compare a. follows
with former RETURNS
For the REX 1862. 1853 1868
Entered at the port. S7bs6et l,64264S ass $50
Thrown on market. 7a7,sn l,2s9,lss tsi.e''
Since Jannaryl. :, ooo go
Entered at the port x5S, 016 63S 6b9a1,72l JlvSoW
Thrown market. So $40 66T 63os4, 1863 CT SSs 4oo
The Hanover Bank OF this city has declared senan
rusl dividend OF i've per cent free Of govenmsas tax
payable on aud alter January s.
The Peoples Bank will pay, January ., div'dena
OF four per cent and the Atlantic Bank, Brockyu SIX
per cent, all Tree OF tax.
The Bulls Head BANK will pay, January 3, qunterV
dividend OF three per cent, and an extra divdend OF
three per cent, free OF tax.
Tue Continental Bank win pay, January s. . dividend
OF four per cent, free OF tax.
The New Savings Bank will pay It's usual interest
January 8, free Of tax
yytlkins at Saturday the fo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

multitude visitors attests the vAlue and usefulness Of
this collection OF coins and msdsis
STATEMENT on psrosirs TIE UNITED STATE,
BRANCH MINT SAN ERAHosc0 AsAy OFFICE New
YORK BRANCH MINT AT DEnvxR, DURlx0 1HB FISCAL
YEAR KNpIs0 JUNE 30, 1854
ID Scr5ptiO0 q Bullion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

quotations being S8K b0K
In reference 70 American stocks sattsrthwaitss Lon.
don Circular Of the 10th inst says
Tho market for American securities 10 London has
steady during the week. and quotations without
any material change. United States 6 20 bonds have
improved cent, while Illinois shares have given
away per cont Virginia six per cents more IN.
qured for, a IN advance OF q per cent. We note
demand for Atlantic and Great Western first
gage bonds (New York ssccn 70 the coupon due
LIST proxiuo also tor Pennsylvania section hrst
gage In anticipation s6 ths annual drawing which
nlaa In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

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MARYLAND per cent .................o5 q o8
United States. 20 years, 1882. 42ns @3h
Virginia state per cent. ................ 40 . a.
Do, 8 per cent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 81
Atlantic aud Great esterp, New York SEQ
tlou, LIST mortgage. 1880, per csnt....... ~ Is
Do ID mortgage, 1881 .................. 81 . 90
Pennsytvania, lst mort, 1877 20 u
Do. I'd mortgage, 1852 .................. 81 Q 50
Erie shares, 800 (sli paid). SSHa Sex
Do, per cent pre-. observation-disclosures. 20 . ~
Do, an mortgage. .................. 48 . So
Do, 5tn mort age......................T . 50
Illinois Central per cent l875............. II Q 70
Do, Sl00 shares (sli paid) ............ SOFA SIX
Marietta aud Cincinnati Railroad bonds. SO . II
Panama Railroad, LIST mort, per CT, 1885,. 90 100
Do, I'd mortgage, per cent, 1872. .1e1 los
Pennsy lvania Railroad bonds, I'd mortgage,
per cent. convertible. .................. ID . 81
Do $50 shares. ........................2 rs . 30