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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-29


GOES COUGH BALSAM
Orer Fire Thousand Bottles
Have been sold In its native town. and not SINGLE IN
stance Of its failure Is known
Nehave in our possessicn any quantity of certificates
some OF them from eminent scas who have used ii /.
their practice, and given it tie pre- ensence over .ny
other compound. -. -
1T DOES NOT DRY UP A COUGH,
But oosens IT, to enable the patient to expeet>k
freely.
Ttro o. Nree doses tcW iHraria1y
Cure TtckHing IN tie Tarsay.
half bottle has often completely cured the mos,
STUBBORN COUGH!
And yet, though is and speedy In its operation
Is perfectly harmless, being purely vegetable 1t IL very
agreeable to the taste, and may be administered to ehl
dren of any age.
In cases Of Group We will guarantee a GU,
II taken IN season.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
1t Is within the reach Of all, the price being
ONLY 25 CENTS.
And an investment and thorough trial does not "bse
uP the above statement, the money will be refnuaep We
cay this knowing Its merits and feel conden. that one
tftai VIII secure for II home In every household.
DO not waste away with coughing when so small an in.
Druggist in town. who will furnish YOU with circular Of
genuine certificates of cures it has made.
G. G. CLARK & CO.. proDrietors.
Wholesale Druggists New Haven. c.
33Gm ,h;,, III
Agents. ' ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-29

Ttle no more BaisaD,R Werc,,ry or nm pleasant
Medicines for unpleasant ana dtlagerOas diseases.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RUCIIU AND IMPROVED
ROSE WASH CURES
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-29
SECRET DISEASES

II causes frequent desire and gives strength 20 rin-
ate thereby Removing Distractions Preventing and Cur
Ing Structures OF the Uretra allaying Pain and Inan-
nation frequent In the class of diseases eXpeng
aN Poisonous, Diseased and ,cO,nout Mtttey
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-29

Years have been spent in its perfection, the Comra
ny determined not tn put their machines into marlc
until they could sustain the assertion that they make
That they
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-29
ALFRED B. TALIEY.
~. Aa.isnuy's Fire. REESE or Rsrysiprin.,

Testcr and Sa1sa kssfCUzn, ssIIad E2caH,
Rimgwors,. Sore eyes, Esropsy.
DIR. Robert NJ. prebe writes from Salem, n. Y,
18th Sept. 1852 that lie has cured inyetcratc
case of DrOpSy, which threatened to terminate IA
tally. by the perseyerirg of Sarsapara,
and also dangerous HdignGW Erysipei0a b. large
doses of the same; says lie cures the common E3up-
tons by it constantly.
Eroacssocegc, s2eitrc or Swc;icd Neck.
Zcbulon Sloan, of Prospect, Texas, writes: Three
bottles of your Sarsaparia cured me from G0ifrc
"a ldeous swelling on the neck, which had sui-
iered from over two years.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-29

THOUSANDS UPON TH0CsAHpS WHO HAvE THE VIC.
TINS OF CRACKS and who have paid he0cy fees to be
cured in short time have found they were deceived and
shat the "pOiSON has. by the of '.PowERFuI A.
rRISGENTs been dried up in the system to break out in
an aggravated form, and perhaps Gfter .Mt,,tdge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.


ARRIVAL OF PARoLED PRISONERS.
ak hundred Union prisoners rom Georgia arrived
here ON = months furough on yesterday and
Wednesday. These men speak feelngiy Of tho
sunorings they have undergone while prisoners.
Forty thousand of them, they state, were confined
upon twenty acres Of land at AndersonviDe part Of
which was marshy, and their food Was of the
eosrses1 description, the corn being ground with
the cobs, beans cooked with their pods ON, and
they had small piece Of the worst kind o, course
bacon 70 each man, Fourteen thousand Of these
unfortunatos died from hunger and neglect, and
caon there wore as many ninety persons carried
away I'm ono day and buried in big ditch half a
mile nom the camp. Many OF tho prisoners dug
thsr way ous and escaped, preferr.ng death by the
cannon which wore frowning on them from The
torts, wi,h tho chance a esospe rather than re-
man TO die BY tpohos Some Of them speak highly
v tho oondnn o some women IN Savannah and
fh.TioAnn who did all IN thndr power Tor thom
UGH - ExinG nam taod rAmAal o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17
BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN RAILRoADs.-Thc running Of the
cars was greatly retarded on Thursday night in
consequence OF the snow storm, and notwithstand-
ing that four horses attached to each vehicle,
tie TT pc were very irregular and far spart com
pelllng passengers to wait, in some Instances
an hour before along,
THE HARTFoRp.-The Hartford will lNoba.
Ny be put ont Of commission to-day, The crew
were employed yesterday in di-harging their shot
and shell, and II is hoped thst her powder. etc,
VIII re removed today in tune TO haul the vessel
aone side Of the dock. Admiral Farragut spent
the most Of tie day on board of the flag ship, at
tending to his correspondence, etc. The officers
are to have a leave Of fourteen days granted 70
them.
THE ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY CASE
AT CASARsIL.-Thc parties arrested on the charge
OF ussaultiug and rohhing Mr. james W. Hunter,
on the night Of the +h instant, were arra!gncd be-
fore the Kings County Court Of Sessions yosier-
day, and tried The original complaint was high
way robbery, but It appeared by the evidence that
it was no than general hgh- in which all
were Mcssrs. August Rub Louis Buh Christian
Dub, aud Adam Rub. The first the father, and the
others his sons, all farmers, reading in CAnarsil
After taking the evidence for the prosecution,
| Christopher, August and Adam Buh were discharg-
| ed, there being no evidence against them Ions
| Bub was tried and convicted Of assault and bat
| terry. Sentence WAS reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17
An Outbreak In PennsyIvania-Rrsi resistance
60 the DraN In llearfield County.

serious encounter has occurred In Clearheld
county, Pennsylvania, between soldiers aud cti.
hens. appears that number Of citizens Of thst
county have bson drafted under the various calls Of
Me Governmon- but failed to report 10 the Provost
hsrsha. These persons banded themselves 70.
gothcr, procured arms, and manifested a deterrni.
nation 10 resist their arrest by the authorities,
About two months ago company Of soldiers was
ront from Harrisburg 70 Clearneld 10 secure these
mon. About the time Of the Presidential election
shis force had a skirmish with some deser,ers
whom they attempted 10 arrest, and shots were
freely exchanged between the parties. This hsht
m which one OF the doserters was killed, developed
Abe Act that tho band were well organized and rein.
forcaments Tor the military were ordered. Three
sddiuonAl companies were dispatched 10 Cloarheld,
and on Monday last one company Of this force had
. spirited fight with the dosorters Infor.
NATION having boon received that part
Of the band in question In = designated house, the
c"snpAny marched 10 the place and demanded he
surrender OF the party. This was met Nth FIRE
o' rinco and other arms, which was quickly ro-
trnod ~ the military. The action was short.
One OF the ringlesders Of the deserters uamed Tom
Adams WAS killed, several moro were .oyerely
sounded nineteen OF the party were captured and
the rest escaped. Ono of the soldiers was killed
IL rs stated that large number Of desorters are in
tho neishborhood; thai they have entrenohei
themselves In the mountains, and that they are de.
hrminod 70 resist arrest to tho death. The excite.
ment In that neighborhood is ntense, and stirrino
times arc expected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17

Rev. T. venuts With = meeting held BY them in
m. ,.,,cr ,,,,, -. s,,.,.- .-.n,n,, Ia, n .nr.--
~ :" 'UINo' O''Ne 80 .pp-
nom the statement OF tho fenisn officers that %
the evening Of the meeting In question Father Ven.
,,.. -, 49,, ..u-.
Tvs pV''e' nifn'ch ~ tne entrance 70 ue nal WIG"
the meeting was 10 be held, denounced the Fenisns
10 All who cam. near. ,h,..,.r.d ,bs,, With .x,,x
-. :, 49,, ..--s-',- -,
''s"nei VI ure""ul consequences II tney paruo'
patel in Il and called down innumersble curses
unon all who .bou,d h.v. a,-,h,c,, o. A. ,,i,h A..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17
Osnsral Intelligence.


tBy Ned 70 Ia kss Yovh Svn.l
Mas. en-. G,Arr arrived in w.shing,c- on
Thursday, from City Pofnt, and n on her gay W
Der bors~. VIM 3. Dodge arrived lasi evening
from New Yort.
Tar Pos,-ofboss d yrssce Az sbou' n te con
inss hanks, which sxis an3y n he onntr>i towns
TYrsooe.
r~1 arc yurn1vs N Ilsiy thsf virAor busn-
val vii ab,ilc>le In hvor ~ his am. ~ sooo a.
Rome shall be made tho capital q the halisn ffns-
dom
rm osnc.svy insopdod To- 1S Irenes soS~s
kiIlod ., he h~iaSe n s~t>spol has hcen nrashod
and he y,vn~tps h.ve bcsn transported thithsr vssh
funeral pump R<h mltayy and religious coro-
monies wcre olHvvnd.
Cp-p Of the alarm tupcdoes IN the Hudepn Bivcr
Rood s1piodcd ~ Tn1rdsy 80 mar PonfhseeIdo,
dnsrcyls souoe rsoperty .nd nesriy ninns sen,;
u. he lose part q bis nose ~nd one eye
orAs Dxs 70 de.d. Qu.n Ding was pot'csl
~ri,aor m Cochin China who urged revolt against
The Yrcnch influence there. We are s--uret that
stpss the d,sth n Quan Ding The dis,r'c, OF Go
Kong 70 quise tranquil
CsAnIeros papeus announce that the whole
number Of Union prisoners released up to The 18th
ir~s. w~s a,o0a and that the delivery q tho Gu
tre fn0os would Ia soon complete. Col. milford
hsd also directed the release Of large numbor OF
ofSeerr.
THy rules ~ Libby Prison, Rich mnnd. allowed
on, si1 ines 70 the letters Of our soldiers confined
tbNre W their friends q. home Here IL q specimen
written within the limit my Dear wisc-Yourr
received no hopes Of exchsnge send corn starch;
y.at socks no money rheumatism in len shout
drv pickles very good send saur.ees God bless
Won tiss the faby; Hail Columbia Your de-
Volod husband, -"
A.. p..., ,o,,z, r,v.,
h"osnsnrorphN' ., ,no os"n ~ ,o. 80 -
Dutch Gap Canal. II ia about three hundred fee,
long, N ehty feet deep and thirty feet WIDE Tho
work 10 nearly completod, A narrow wall az e.rth
reparater the workmcn from the water, and when
this vail n blown ont the work will 10 finished
seven miles OF the James river and formidable
rsbel obstructions viii be avoided, and the iron.
cisds will be ready 70 ION 10 Richmond
Tgxr, Ia a story going the rounds Of the French
papers sbou, : pyro,ecSnis, who was sick unto
5es.b. Knowing h, could not live long, he caused
his workmen W make a series OF candlea which,
sftsr burning a short vsv a. usual would sud.
denly reach stratum Of pyro.echpy, and 20 OHM
the bcst STYLE. These candles were given 10 the
priests who, At the funeral services were 70 sinr
tir~qorsn chants around the corpse aud, willis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17

CLEARED.
sTEAMsHlF-,Iosephine Thomreon, for Baltimore.
sHTPS-CutwAter, San Francisco Atmosphere, LIv.
BARkS-Reiuhard, Bremen; Linden, Ro,terdsruu
Charles Edwin, Sagus Ia Grnnde.
BRIGs-Rcliance Kingston; clyde,s Jsso de Cuba
sCHOONERS-J Williamson. Fortress Monroe IA
rsh Elizabeth, New Haven; q Washington, Stamford.
ARRIVED.
sTHAksHirs-Aneo,P Port Royal: Guiding star,
New Orlsans; ! Gibson, Philad; Glasrow, Liverpool
Morning Star, New Orleans: Hendry, (przel Fortress
Monroe: Pntspsco Stone, c; Chesapeake, Portland
Rebecca Clyde, Washington.
SHlP-IJaue J Southland. Of Richmond, Me, Bath.
Establishments Padans; Lillian, Bermud..
RIGs--Excclslor, Bermuda; II = Wheeler, Csrde-
nus. Geo Amos, Bangor.
SCHooNERs-M Minnie Arnold, magma; Corinthi-
an, Brdi eport ~ kilde Harhor Grace; orris Fran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17
GROCERIES,.

FRUITS FOR THE HOLIDAYS-RAIsINs.
l. Citron, CurrantA &c, &C., bought when loy-
and will Re sold very low fine butter Be very best
b5c, Per lb lard, Nc; best -four 81 ca per bas; 45c
every barrel wrnanted and delivered; o general ".
sorment OF groceries at whoe.ale families can rave
9oc. on the dollar at sHERWOOD'S Great Cheap
store III Narick st, cor. BIoome 1t, Come early IN
The day +34
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17
EXCURSIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-ON AND
after Monday, Dec. 5, trains leave 30ih ct, rta.
at 80 II 30 A. NJ, and 40 0, lOs0 r. ". Sleeping
cars sisched to and 1880 r. NJ, trains from 30th Il
than sosh ct. Sunday train p N from Both street,
Through tsisht train daily J. ~ ToucEY, Assf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17

~ relieving Col. wi-cve, which is considered
equivalent W merging the department Of Washing
too and The military district into one. Col. Wise
veil has s,so teen relieved ~ Chief Of The Veteran
Reserve Corps Burssn and ordered to ssndusky,
Ohio 70 seunc oou,m and II Johnson's Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17

THE FESIAs BROTHERHOOD. The Fenisns
of Jersey City and vicinity held . meeting last
evening To take action with regard to the inserfer-
snce Of Inc Catholic pastor q .HudsoD CIV the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17
Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

MASTERSON-Sudde on Fridsy morning Mr..
Patrick MaseTson, aged g. years.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited y
attend his funeral from hie late residence corner al
o4th II. and sth ave- on sunday next 18th int. at
O'Clock, without further invitation. Hs remains VIII
lie taken TO Csvary Cemetery Tor interment. SIb
ED-COMPOSTORS-2 JOURNEY.
w men of sobriety and capacity; also two-third-
en Situations permanent. Highest wages Ad'
dress MOSTROsE, box SO, sun Office. $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17
SEWING MACHINES.

NOR SALE AT DISCOUNT A NEW go
L Grover Bakci's machine, chain stitch, With
appurenanccs all In splendid working order. Apply
At ~ Esst 9TH 81, baseilent III
EOR SALE CHEAP SINGERS NO. !
L manufacturing nachines,i pcIiect order. Inquire
a. $50 Fiilh It, s66
SEWING MACHINES, ALL KINDS, NEW
~ and second hand, tor sale, TO Tont exchange
Machines sold on part payment Machines bought. Ad.
vances mGdo at 335 Broadway, loom ., up stairs cor
Worth Al, Book Store. AIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17

A BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS AND NEW
n Years Present would he a years subscIlp tion 10
Demoresrs Illustrated Monthly aud Nine. Demore.t's
Mirror Of Fashions especially "A II includes laIgs
and beautiful Steel Engraving ss Premium. The
splendid January No., with an array OF New Years
Novelties, ready. Yearly, ~; single copies 26o
Mailed fee ON receipt OF the price. 20 Beekmsn
At. liz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17
INSTRUCTION.
CLOTHING.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BIZ
n accommodated with good board at SO Char kson Il,
two door from Hudson ALEC two young ladlcs $50
DOARD - FEW RESPECTABLE SINGLE
LINEN and a married cou pie can meet with board on
reasonable Mt "A Fast Broadway, breakfast from
6A A. NJ. Family English. SO
HOTEL GARNI, 1875 FAST 3sTH ST,
doore from 80 ave- Furnished bedrooms for res-
pectable mechanics each separate room from 81 rs
to 81 IS per week: double bedrooms " per al
MECHANICS. "A FEW RESPECTABLE
WI young men can he arcoino with good board
and pleasant ROOMS at Si.TS per week. Apply at 1873
Fast 25th II, bet. I'd and Nj ave 2s5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17
Pa OBLIGATIONS.

A PICTORIAL DOUBLE NUMBER-THB
IA PhrenoloRical journal And Life Illustrated, tor
January, appears with ~ quHrto pages and beautiful
illustrated cover IL contains portraits Of Tennyson,
Shliman, Sheridan, Cobb, Phillips, susanna Wesley-
mother OF John-sn Indian Chez, Franz Muller, Mis-
Muggins Miss Fury, the Princess of Wales Florence
Nightingale, Group OF WarTiors-Hannibal, Julius
CRrar, rizarto, Cromwell, Charles Nil, Frederick
the Great, scott, Wellington and Napoleon, with Eth
nology, Phrenology, Physoenomy, Physlology and
Psychology. No. |, Vol 4lst. Published At 90 cents
a Number or ~ year, hv Messrr. FOWLER h
WILLS. $50 RIoaiHay. New York. 2Q2
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.

Dec. It's. r. 1873. e. 4 Ssh. W., cven.l, oo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-17
THE COURTS

TUE oPpYKE-wBED LIBEL CASH The Supreme
Court was again crowded yesterday to hear the
continuation Of this extraordinary Ease. Mr..
Charles o'Ncill was recalled 10y Mr. Field aud tcsti-
ned to ex-Mayor Opdyke's pecuniary interest in
tic gun factory. Witness doposei ,haI be called
Mr.. opdyko liar and swindler because he refused
10 pay him the sum for each gun agreed on with
Farley.
The following scene then occurred;
Counsel-You called him rascal.
witness course, Of course. did
Counsel-You mean that from you II mat
ter Of course that you should call him rascal
W,tness-I have answers you, | viii not sit
here 10 receive impcrtirence from Counsel.
Mr. Field claimed that he had right 10 receive
an answer from the witness
Mr. Evarts-I believe witnesses have rights and
should be protected in them
Judge Mason-Nothing should be said tending
20 provoke q witness.
Ne Feld-I have treated the witness rs he de-
servrs.
Mr. Evarts-Aud the witness treats Counsel as be
thinks he deserves.
Mr. Field-I think have treated the witness as
he merits and mean 70 troat Counsel as they de-
serve
Exsmination resumed: Witness gave further
PARTICULARS of the bargain in the oyster saloon by
| which opdyke, in consideration Of the sum Of
] $4,000, sgreod to drop stsptQl toT tbs syYsyor-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

FRsiGsIs were active far wheat was concerned,
but the shipments other commodities light The
market however was firm. 10 Liverpool par American
flag 81 900 bushels wheat at Sd a6kd In bulk and bags
neutral IS 600 busbes wheat at In bulks and
bags 500 bos -four at Is. Cd $50 bbs pork nj - 3d.
and steamer 900 bushels wheat At 3d. IN bags, 600
bales cotton I'd, 200 tierces lard and 100
boxes bacon al 21s. Cd. and 100 boxes cheeso
AZ 800. To Glasgow, per American, 900 bushels
wheat al 6d In bags, and, neutral 90 terces pest
at A. 3D. To Bremen $50 hide tobacco al 2os 500 bbts
shoe pegs 1s Cd casks oil and 80 do ashes at U.s.
To Antwerp bbs petroleum al 5s Cd aud 800 hhds
taow at DDS. Cd. Bremen ship was chartered for
London with 500 bbls -four at d Mcckenbnrg bark
with about 20 900 bushels wheat and butch brig with
do Cork ORDERS at 6s Cd per quarter, and
British bark reported at Isl though the latter was not
authenticated
PRovIroSs-Recsipu, 2,sl2 bbs. pork 400 packages
beef 2s6 do. cut meats and 901 do lard. Provisions
were IN decided dsiavor among the spectators to-day
and the market Tor the leading articles OF the hog pro-
duct was accordingly dun and heavy. while price OF
pork we're decidedly lower. The higher price Of god
was without influence on the market Beel was du ar
heavy. Beef hams were quiet and nominal Bacon was
were nominal. Cut meats were IN limiied re
quest aud though we quote no marked decline prices
favored the buyer Lard dull, heavy aud shade
lower. Butter and cheese without decided chanse
PorK-Saes $500 bbis ut $25 rs $2i for new mess,
closing highest ngure 1926 go $40 for Old DO and
$2a prime Beet-Sales 300 b5is. III ~ % slS or
country So 81 for country prime, Sln Sl9 Tor
repacked mess, and $40 SO $50 25 for for extra do
Cut meats were wholly nominal Bacon-250 boxes short
clear at l4Xc. Iard-Saes 1000 bbs. and terces at
l25lc. lie. Butter, Csc. $50. Cheese, l5c a l3c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17
CITY CommERcIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Way It-B r n.
AssFs Receipts, SO bills. Market nom naily a, 50 90
sl2 ior pots and pearls.
BRsAosi ufs Receipts. s23 bbls. nour, CT bills and
SO bags corn meal. los les oushes wheat, 2ss29 DO
oa,s aud 500 do. barley mat. The -four market
active and prcee advanced &c loc. in sympathy
With the gold, and better inquiry for export The
receipts fair, but large as they would have
beeu bad the break the canal occurred. The sales
rooop 900 bbs STATE aud Western 500 do Southern,
and $50 DO Canadian Rye asnr hrm, but quiet.
Corn meal good request az nproved prices: sales
200 bbs at 90 70 - ~ for Jersey aud So o. SO 70
for Brandywine We quote = :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, May l0-s p. NJ
The share market opened strong this morning, and
shcse who managed 20 carry their stocks the panic
Nere ested st the prospect healthy rise Compared
with the sales al the first board saturday New York
peutra advanced per cent Erie Railroad Erie pre-
Dsrrsd u, Hudson River 10. Harlem s. Reading 6I,
Michigan Central ~, Michigan Southern M Illinois
central s. Cleveland P,tsburg L. Gaena and Chicago
Cleveland md Toledo 4 Chicago and Rock Island I,
ttsburg and Fort Wayne ga, Chicago and Northwestern
q, Pacific Mail NJ umbeland Coal ga Canton Company
and Quicksilver Mining Chicago and Alton RAILROAD
declined u, Toledo and Wabash "a and Narposa Min
ing l.
After slight reaction which took place between the
meetings OF Stock Exchange, the market resumed us
bveyant tone and closed the following quotations.
New York Central ISa5s Erie Railway, llS,f Erie pre-
<erred los Hudson River, l4e Harlem, $50 Reading,
lS6 Michigan Central l4sE Michigan Southern, 81 hi.
nos Central 1898 Cleveland and Pittsburg llss; Ca
lena and Chicago 13o Cleveland and Toledo 147s Chi
cago and Rock Island 1l3i4 Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chicu. CT, Toledo and Wabash, Ioh Ptsburg ana Fort
Wayne. l16A Alton and Terre Haute, 81 Chicago and
Northwestern, IS; Pacific Mail, 23l; Quicksilver Mining,
Is; Cumberland Coal, s.; Canton Company, Al.
Gold opened this morning at ITS, and, there no
exciting 70 check the movements and opera.
lions Of the bulls, 1t advanced to l74H.
The following table the the statements or
Che associated banks Of this city commencement
the present year, with those Of the eight past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17
new YORK HERALD TUESDAY NAY H. I8s4-wifH sUPPLE1ES


nv sas euset al 81 as sel 60. Cora scarce and &c
de,rer with OF III 900 bushels old western mixed
a, si AaL 81 IS Oats continued brisk demand. and
he market lrmcr CLOSING az esc el1se ior the
range OF Canadian, State aud Western. Barley and
1o,,oy Market firm sales 500 paes We quote
UpLrrd FLORIDA. Nozzle. N. ~ q Tey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

There . very active export movement IN whes.,
the largest indeed last fall and prices &C.
IN sympsahy with The advance 10 gold. The days
HsnSactons reach $50 900 oushcis, par 70 arrive wha
L dava as6 uande Canada club at 81 90 81 81, Chi
ssro spsine 81 60 81 50 mi wsukee club, 81 5saN 30,
ssI STATE, 81 % q sT amber Iowa and Miwaakoe,
n 80 4 N a. winter rod Western, VI 03asl o. am
- nicnicns, q e " Jl.Oad vAts Qsnssee q 81 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

The stockholders Of the New York and Harlem Railroad
Company viii 10 lucsday) cleo, thirteen direct.
ors for the ensuing year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

The Eank of England which hitherto carried on its
exch ,nees with private and joint by means
separate collections, has become member Of tho
Clearing House London, and will future be repre-.
scented Ia that institution.
The Of the Bank OF England for the week end
ing April 27 compare with the the precious
week fol,uws.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17

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