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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-18

nR CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS ARE THE
~ edectual remedy known for oil COMPLAINTS
peculiar TO females 70 oil glasses they invaluable nduc
Ing with certainty periodical regularity They are known
10 Thousands who have used them 81 different periods
the country having the sanction Of some Of Tie
most eminent physicians In America Explicit directions wi
zach boz Price 81 per boz Pills sent BY mail promptly
aud secure sro@ Gpsssynes az q dsnss,ss ssae,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-18

MIBLO'G GARDEN oOnnENoss AZ ~
IN Lessee aad naan~er " N besle,,I y
THIS ynoNDXfs ByexINo. IAN a. iss4
~ sss9L ktkkIhQ Dy1inQ r49 WEEK,
SuAhlSkS VAkLkR0 NEW I3I3U DIANA.
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MEDICAL.

A DvICB TO MARRIED LADIR5-MADAME RES.
"A TELL Female Physician and Professor Of Midwifery
bs consulted usus Il l6s Chambers street But ons
nfsbic medicines can as5 be obainsd al ieis Lbsrs
street, By NATL Price S. N. B-Lades Who desire board
snd The best medical attendance during confinement bs
accommodated Madame Resel deems her duty - cau.
ou ladies against inators OF her adyerttsemeus WAC
only rob them Of their but their health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-18

EW PUBLICATIONS SPLENDID STEEL PLATE
IN portrait Ismened Hughes.
and for sae By HENRY CHUTE. No 8 Tryon row. New
York 6x22. perfect likeness Also Cartes de VI.
with the Bishops autograph Patent applied for We
the seud their orde.s immediately Sampler
sent By mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-18

A JOURNEAY AUCTIONEER
IA AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
No Pine street, near Broadway. III
BALES OF Real Estate, Stocks Bonds &C.. 1t auction
private GALE h fNt y ea'
Sales OF Furniture residences and outdoor the
most favorable terms. =
A. JOuRSEAY. No. Q Pine stree t. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-18

MO rNPosITfoN.-THE NEVER FAILING MADAME
IN STARR. from Europe. who was born with Z nasurs
gn She consts you the past present. and future "a.
rissss shsws yce sorrss q yogr future husband
eeved By false lovers you that have been n
e cali on this crest European clarvoyan fo Il
Sound Five hundred dollars reward for who
Of the person you win marry No. iQi Rast Seventssnti
street corner THIRD Name the door Gentemet
not admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-18

nR. r COBBETr MEMBER OF TIE NEW YORK
~ University medical College, and College Of Surgeons
London be consulted with the most honorable conh
dence at his ONCE 20 Centre street Chambers having
private entrance At No City Hall place: practice q -
hree OF which been In the hospitals Of New York
and Londonl enables him with success de-
bility and oil kindred aGecons Cures guaranteed in all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-18

MECHANICS. HALL 47s BRoADwAY
MONDAY, JANUARY l8 and night during the wsek
CROWDED HOUSES. CONTINUED SUCCESS OF
THE TAKE IT.ANDLEAvEMAN
Dave Reed in bis sccenirc scene Nancy IA.
LES MfsERABLEs.. OR fiiR sIkDY nUsiCfxNa,
Fife and Drum Nalor brook Rect The Magfc R0ho
P0MPRY'S BLUNDERs,
Old ss sfyncsr f h2RPfsz 1sa s''.'
WHO CAN FIND Us NOW
Doors open Of g. Curtain rises ct ~ Tickets Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-18

nR WATSON, HAVING HAD AN EXPERIENCE OF
~ more than thirty enabled to guarantee cure
IN all without change Of die, restriction from bust
throughout By anatomical plates and wood cuts contains
valuable Information for such suffering from either
disease debility, conlennpass marriage Price 81
Sold BY MILLER CO.. TIN Broadway; A. MACFAR-
aext block above the Metropolitan HOTEL frsm A. ~ TO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-22
Call, Call, Call,

D~We can affordto, and wiU sell all
our goods at prices which in these times
will make it an object both in purse and
happires for the Rich and Poor, the Eco
nomist and the Improrident,M the Epicure
andthe Eugalto purchase ofus.
rsA- Cash for the seller nd satisfaction
to the purchaser. is the business mott. Of
no37ly II. d. BOOZE l. co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-22
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!

TUsT received per Steamer MONTANA, and
d for sale.
80 Doe. Common and 6ne chairs,
10 Wood and cane seat rockers,
3 Chlds table and rocking chairs
5 Office chairs,
Card and Centre tables,
2 " Breakfast tables,
Dining tables,
Common wash stands,
Enclosed wash stands,
Bureaus with glass,
5 ~" Bed s;eads, assorted,
- 2 Double mattresses,
2 Single mattresses,
2 " Double lounges,
Single lounges,
l Thu safes.
jnly7.s4 L. d. FARMER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-22

A large lot Of Corn. Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the best rates
will be paid. Also, Dry and Gren Hides,
Furs, and all kinds Of Produce taken in
exchange for goods. ~
may3062 +. BUCHRUCKER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-22
Notice to Soldiers.

WHENEVER any teams 30 to the Railroad
w will transport furloughed or discharged
Soldiers from Sioux City to the end Of the Rail
road, free of charge, and fur niEh rations and all
easonable expenses. Call at the store OF LIIAS.
p. BOOZE. cor ner Of Pearl and Third streets.
CHARLES +. BOOZE.
Sioux City, August 81 b, l66I-aMM
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-22
Lost.

4 bundle OF accounts, containing = Tax Re-
IA ceipt on Lot 6e2 4, In the city of Dubuque
Toe finder will Ire literally rewarded by lea wing
them ut the Bank Of Neare il Allison.
ID. WILSON.
Dubuque, Iowa, August 9th, 1se4-4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-22

1864

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CIR OCERIE S.
l|I|l||lI||I|||||lll||||
s..sz .s....z-..ss.zss.z-.....szzz1s.-zsa.zsssl
New goods, New goods
Exclusive Cash system |
NE" GOODS
CHE PER TIL AN EVER
'""en'e summer l"por'"''o"'
,r,u,
Mammoth Quitting, Grocery and
1o'1Sioo oS'aoA4SAo1oA''
-o-
r Northumberland
vryuv1rs,,r ,,n..,.,,n r,,no,
pser Aiso dealeain NATIVE wines Lager
Y
Dry Goods Boots and Shoes
Can and Dried Fruits,
cigars and Tobacco,
cheese, bologna Sausage,
''
"''"'s "oo0''
WAGON ro
"0son So'e's,
pn-pOWDER AND sHOTnr
Cohee-ali KINDS
Soap-all kinds,
=,
canoles-s'ar'
Sugars, Assorted Nuts,
Cation p,,,;no
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-22

pLAND DEEDS for sale at the Sioux City
ID Register office. auga0
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-22

Mrs. A. r. WRIGHT, TEACHER.
yyT1LLopen on Monday, May 9th. in tho build
w ing known AS the Land Once.
Terms-T.yo Dollars per month. The
object Of the school will e TO prepare pupils for the
High School. Onlya Limited number will he receiy
ed. Mrs. A. Il. W RIGHT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-22

BLANK DTID; for sale at the Sioux City
ID Register Office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-22

~ Tin and Japanned Ware
always on hand whichis made
manner. Also. Eve froughs,'
roofing &c. {
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22


srsAuszr rArsnAs. Capt Champion. sailed ysssraas ~
Kinestoa, ia &c,
A~KarcAx LLoYDs' RucsrrR or AnrRrcAS AND Yoxxsss
acknowledgement for June 10 containing addsns
shs abovs work. hes been received IRON ~
Asseciatiop Ss wall This number has seamers n
shps barka brigs and - schooners making Il NV
names besides The vons OF the Register
for 1864 being delivered subscribsr All house,
engassl In shipping should copy Of his IN
valuabis WORK
SIR AnooHAur. Merton Manila for New York pus
Into hsuritus April 70 leaking badly in the upperwosks
would repair and sail In about three weeks.
ecnR ARoN Of Providence tons built at Newport N
s s. csfs s CAPT. M w hama
sftsr hall from that place.
LauScHxDAt Calais 9Th Inst from the yard Of Chas n
KELLEY, schr John Boyutou, 125 tous- = II !. NV E1
ca 9 6 rom the s ysd of q sc
ties 10 Yarmouth, Mas, and Providence, and win han
clipper Of surthen was 70 be launched n
signed for the Pacnc eoassiag trade. 40
Notice 20 Marlmers.
- HsALrH oyrcs DxrARrxHrr.l
Pilots WIN please obssrvs ,6s, ossins N. time the hosv
%s ss ''r he ssy ~ scsc. s s x
degrees north latitude and from the wsss Coast 81 AM
"" y ''-.fSi sI% sS Hs. oao
Whalemen.
Bark viglaut Cole at New Bedford 18th Inst fr0m
Pacific Ocean, Tacahusuo March ~, with 40 CD VIII 800
dsvts in a gale: in The Cult lost FORE ,spsai.
ship Com Morris (of Famosthl At do nSA eFU0
vasac 0cesn Tncahuane cad cA,lc assund, with Ii -
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DO,s lard .. 81 sax q 49, and 50 oasss ovs |. p,uss


RRovrscxs-Receips. $50 bbls pork es packages beef.
IS do meats. md 39s bbs. and SIT kegs lard the
pork market still excited, and oteaed 81 70 ghes
but closed with less rmness the sales on the were
for old aud new prime and SIS SO tor primo moss aso
tor futsrc delivery, 5000 bbis mess for July buyers
at so 100 do do buyers op a, the nrsthaT OF July.
at sal a5 900 bbis do dciyera or before July 10
Sn sal LOCO sS e. s soc s ao
y tine mess, for June. buyers option. a. xs9 ana
So GS % 5 is s es', @
bba at SIS SIG or country meas. - $40 isr connty
prime 500 Us for rcpucxed and SCI sas Ter ex
ira mess Prime mess boef quiet at vsous prices
Peel hams duh and unchanged. Bacon sides were
dull and nomua with sales OF 80 boxes Cumberland CUT
12,,c l2Kc. Cut It's armer. with lies Of 80
PACKAGES al l3c 70 Tor shoulders and 40. &c.,
for hams. The LAIRD market was hrmcr, With sales Of
$500 pbls and tierces 1890 no., and 100 DO Tor
Prrsoixux.1Recoi,as. $3.50 bbls the market was
very irregular. Tho advance in gold alone prevented
decline from yesterdays figures. The specu stion has
been carried so that contracts OF some stauncn
houses peddtHe at from &c lCc below the price
OF fresh ccntracts made by well known dealers There
Was very feversh feeling and manifest desire 10 get
from under before he crash comes. and unes does
come certain pares who SOD largely Tor thus ara nrn a
sales aud resales were about 1900 bbs inciudine an
kinds at 45Kc 46Hc. for crude on the spo ooc o'
July Csc o. hc for refined, on the spot nc. ioo.
for July 7Sc Soc for free S4o e2c for august nc.
cordng the Of the contracts CONTRACTS WIN
largo margins were placed o. very 40" hsuoe ~ '
Kcx~The srket was quiet and prices were non,insl
SuoAR was more active and prices were little drmer
sales wo- 965 bids cuba muscovado 10 bond AZ llc
| ] W.; 55 nhds do at 1870 30 hhas Porto RICO q
Iei,c: also Il6 hhds New Orleans ut 1870. ana SOO
b xeS Havana u. {. Refined was unclaimed
remains quiet, with sales Of 90 tons Saessan 70
arrive, Mt &c. gold, IN bond
srIms.-Sales rs Bags aoes at 65c. &c.; % cases
nu,megs at 81 IS 81 6s, and lbs d. on private terms
1oBAcca-rhcre fair demand for all descrip-
tiors but the m~rket firm; sales 976 hhds. Ken
lucky at 10c a 47c. =
Tall ow was 10 active demand at advance. sales
OF 200 600 lbs at Is al5s4c Latter price for city
TIA was dull We only heard Of an invoice Of AN
chests green at full prices ~e
TIN was nominal sales Of 600 slabs stras at 65c and
lao do at Soc. English, SOC. Banca was frm AZ 66c.
with sales OF rs slabs There were small sales Of plates az
the rate OF $40 cash for G. charcoal.
wHIsKxY Receipts, 1,54S bbls Market &c. &C. Dot
ter, and active sales Of 500 bbs, closing at 81 %
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY,, June 2I-6P. ii.
AsHss.-Receipts, 81 bbls.; market firm and receipts
readily at Sl1 SO $l3 50 for pots aud pearls
BKEapsrurFs Receipts, 1916 bbIs. flour, 6s2 bbs
aad $50 bags meal, 66043 bushels wheat, 80 800
do corn and $500 The -four market fully
l0c better, with brisk home trade, and export
inquiry. Sales, 900 bbs. State and Western, 800
Southern, and l. 90 ansdan. Rye -four firm, with
500 bbs sold, at full prices Corn meal was also nrn.
with far In. urv md sales OF 45O bbls We QUOTA
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C0fTxK The market was Inactive, With sales OF 800
bags ST. Domingo al Nc and $50 bags Rio u <3c.
aad 200 900 pounds Batimre At 43kc now held At l4c.
fREcurs were nrmer. Engagements 70 Liverpool,
1000 bushels wheat, American packet to oil at AKA.
The asking rates At the close Cd sgd for wheat,
is. L. 3D. for -four and lbs. Cd q IT'S Cd for heavy
goods per merican and per steamer ZOO
American, 600 bbs. flour ls 3D.: 100 tons oil cake
u.s. o. 1000 bushels wheat, I'D Cd, IN bulk and
bags per neutral, hour ls 101sd. - To Glasgow
20 600 bushels wheat, SD Cd An Italian bark was
direct port In British Chsnnei IS 3D.; one to Bristol
Channel direct. Is 4id. another reported at %. 3D.
British brig TO London 2400 bbls -four, Is Cd: Nor
wcgisn bark, 800 bids. tobacco 20 Alicante, <0s,
another $50 tons. TO Cadiz light pipe slaves s2s British
brig, 2. 200 bbIs to Mstarnoros, 81 800 gold.
FRrnl50 bbs currants 50 d at 1ec. also by auction
Tt5 boxes Sicily oranges at 81 60 05, 900 boxes
iemsss from IS 20 TO 80 80, and 500 DO at 81 rs
81 So III
Hay was in fair demand 1t 81 SO for shipping
Hors without decided change, with sales OF 12c
bales at SC &C.. according TO quality.
HDgs.-The market FIRM Gales were 5000 Rio
Crandc II lbs at Nc, cash 1000 Montevdeo at Bic
$500 hueoos Ayres % lbs, at 2ec In bond and 900
Laguayra, ~ lbs, from second hands, onp.t
LEAD was quiet at 14c
LxaraER-Tnere was no decided change, and the bust
ness very small
NoLissEs 7-rbe market was nrmer, with little more
doing saesof 100 hhds. Barbados at csc $50 hbds
ofto Rico At gVc III o. 48 do clayed Cuba a 78c and
$50 do Cuba muscovado Ut SIC e0c.
NAVAL s1oREs we're dull with sales Of $50 bbls com.
mon rosn at $3i s52 aud 20 casks French At S37 Also
small sHos OF spirits OF turpentne were made
SIS o7h t3 10, and 81 for French
Ois we're In moderate request with sales OF 900 bbs
sperm ~ New Bedford Ia par for export At 80 81 81
500 bbls. cfuce tor mauufsc,urug at 81 g5 30 bbs
90. q q ~. sad 1000 DO. for export, 81 e5 also TO-
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The wheat market active the demand being chiefly
for export, and prices advanced 1c. q &c. prime
spring Sales 1856 900 bushels including parcels
rive at 81 80 81 90 Tor inerr 70 prime Chicago spring.
IS 81 for Milwaukee club 81 % fer winter red
state 81 oil 81 % for amber sprng 81 % 80 for win
Tor choice and 81 Is for white Michigan, extreme
price Ryo was quet with sales OF 400 bushels, NJ
20 Corn was shade dearer for prime, with sales u
$1,000 bushels, At 81 20 81 80 for inferior 70 prime
mixed Western iatcr price for old; 81 IS FOR white
Western, and 81 50 for small parcels white and yellow
Southern. Oats In good demand, and tho market
was Arm At Syc oic Barley and barley malt remained
inactive.
but understood NJ soma sdvspce.
ourros-Tke market quiet with sales Of $50 bales
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CITY IatalttRsnca.

THR FUNERAL BOOK obedience to time honored
custom, the members OF Class 49, Of Columbia College
performed Monday evening last the soIemny udcrous
ceremony Of burying the book The volume consigned
to the tomb ancient geography. which laid
In the grave with becoming pomp and humouggery.
Tho class formed In Of Foreth
and Fifth avenue about O'Clock I'm the evening" and
marched up the avenue 10 the college grounds In the
folio wing order -Police, Undertaken and Assistant
Helmsmuiers Band. President, Vice President, Orator
and Students generally arrived % the college green
che burial services opened by chorus. OF which
the following verse may be taken as specimen
Blow the loud joyous horn. ff
Our foe has passed away;
TO Hades he was quickly borne
.str For funkng each day
Mr.. G. Smith delivered funeral GRAFTON latter which
Ore was made and the book cast into it, and burned up,
while an appropriate song vas chaned AZ the same tme
This followed by elegy by Mr.. J. w. Thompson.
and last OF ALL ashes were gathered up placed in
had speech from the President, and the farce was
over
BaooxLYS Crv DtRxcrosr.--The new Brooklyn City D
rectory has made It's annual appearance sharp stv
heels tho New York possesses about the Same
merits and tho same faults which had occasion to
point the New York Directory The publishers
that the draft occassned such amongst the good
people Of the City OF Churches that the work getting
names rendered extromoly difficult Another ditn-
Guilty complained OF is the necessity TO reminder and
ton Of old Brooklyn with Williamsburg, Greenpoint,
&c most OF the streets nave been unchanged In name
and the uence dozens OF cases. there
different streets with tho same name This difficulty
should be attended 10 BY immediate REMEMBERING and
remaining. 4. s.s5 ~ gaH stf sud' a
STRAWBERRY ExnIsuoS CoorEw INNrurE.-The
horticultural Association OF the American Institute gave
an exhibition yesterday afternoon. 10 Of the small
of Cooper Institute OF selected variety OF straw
berries and flowers For the attendance
very slim, although the specimens exhibition deserved
better fate. Some OF the berries large
eggs. and looked luscious and inviting any fruit
have The lots ~ Mr. Brill, OF Newark. Mr.
t. Williams, Of Mount Clair, N. Y, and Mr. Thos kava
nagh o, Brooklyn, particularly remarked extra
Ordinary specimens OF tho strawberry both ia sze and
flavor Besides the Strawberries there were several
species osgrapcs aud rare flowers exhibited.
TaE SUMNER Mar FESTIVAL iLxpxRKRAM viii
take place at Jones' Wood tomorrow night. n the
weather prove favorable. expected that the
tanment will be moro than usually pleasing. tho pre-
parations have been vast scale.
ACCIDENT. John Hamlet, painter. residing Al $50
Pearl street, while at work at No Broad street, fell
from upper window TO the ground, distance Of
twenty Ave feet, spraning both ankles ard receiving
internal injuries. he was taken 10 the hospital.
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Base Ball.
GRAND nATou BETWEEN THE EMPIRE AND HAoLR

Yesterday the nrst match between the Empire and
Eagle clubs was played II the Eiysian Fields Hoboken
In the presence urge crowd Of spectators The game
was OF the most hvey character and assumed even
appearance until the seventh innings. when tho Empires
wens ahead. The fielding both sides was very good;
but the opinion that the Eagles might have i'm.
proved their nine. Altogether the match was OF the most
agreeable kind, ana the spectators bud In their
M lac a the am usemsnt Afforded acore--
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9.-AM steamers engaged In the regular trade with
this island Of whatever Dag o. place Of Departure shall
b. exempt from oil dues provided they neither bring
take away more than six tons Of cargo and when carry
Ing mail, they are 10 have oil preference In clearance
10 All steamers under the foregoing circumstances,
but bringing or taking away cargo axcseding the pre-
scrbsA ex tons, shall pay per foreign dag u % and
line Spanish mail steamers shall pay tonnage Ia
accordance with their special contracts with the govern
meut.
la-An steamers nst coming within schedule ., 10
and IL shalt pay tonnage according 70 dag and place Of
departure doducng the number q tons occupied BY The
engine and coal bunkers from the total tonnage.
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=. q eeagesslsa q Tie bratn a. 2. Wmu.snou 60
e. yeass-
The funsra win take place from the late residence e d.
Oeassd Isl West Eghtseath street. this fwedpssdayf
sfternoon 81 haf O'Clock, which tho rlepds q
tho faniiy ere invited 70 attend.
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Married.
.Dras-nnx9 Os Tuesday. Juue n. 81 - restdenoe
q ~ hrdeS iasher. ~ tho Rev. n. A. Tuthl, Mr.. W.
h DUvAL. u Utca, NJ Y. 70 JENNIE B., dsaehtsr 0
Jeses nisrs ~. Of Bedford Westshssssr county, n
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Lot g. e. corner OF 10th ave and 6lst st.. 81 81
House and lot n side OF sd ST. 500 Il W. OF 9th 800
Three lots Of Boomngdae road and lSlst Ct $50
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The Tart.
The three leading trotters in the country contend for
purse ana stake TO wagons. this Afternoon II The Fashion
Course,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, June 2l-s p. N.
The stock market wss active 70 day. and there was
general advance throughout the list with large uansac-
tSons The highest sales OF yesterday and to-day
at the rst board compare an oows-New York Central
Railroad advanced y, Erie IL Reading u, Michigan
Central 5. Michigan Southern "a, Illinois Central y,
Cleveland and Pitlsburg Ia, Chicago and Rock Island
TX, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne IN Chicago and North
western l. Chicago Burlington and Quincy 2, Cumber-
land Coal TX, Quicksilver Mining " and Delaware aud
Hudson CANAL There was no change in Hudson River
Eie preferred aud OHIO and Mississippi certificates
Canton Company tell or 4 and Mariposa y.
The following the closing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YORK
Central Railroad l33H. Erie ZIG, Erie preferred III,
Hudson River 1924 Reading l43, Milwaukee and Prairie
du Chen CO. Michigan Central l56, Michigan Southern
I0l Illinois Central 1924 Cleveland and Pittsourg li4A,
Cleveland Toledo l4sz Chicago and Rock Island 49,
Alton and lerre Haute 64k, and Chicago ana North
western SAX. Pacific Mail sold at 269-an advance o.
nine per cent since yesterday morning. Cumberland
Coal was 7a4. Quicksilver Mining TAX, Canton Company
10, and Ohio and Mississippi certificates 65A
United States coupon &c OF 1881 closed at Il3; five.
twens coupon at 1861 and one year certificates at ~
The gold market was rampant In the morning the
price was about ZOO but rapidly 70 2O4 and iu
deed we higher but there were no sales Al the
Board Of Brokers and much excitement on the street,
was impossible obtain reliable quotations Brokers
kept margin Of about Two per cent between buying and
selling.
Mr. Chase offers tho skies Of 1881 at six per cert
premium. 4Nf
Tho following is the report OF the Assistant rrea-
surer- f. .ts.. sH
Receipts ~-.-.................... $S,9203IJ
- or customs .,'........,.... $4,000
PaymcbtS $1,000
The aggregate value exports Of produce ana NOR
chandso exclusive spscie) at this port during the
past week s. ,sSeSsl. II
The following comparative statement shows the aver
age condition Of leading items Of the Phadelphis
banks for the past and previous week. re71
THIS W,ek. Lat Week
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40, 286A80 40 2s6,43s
Specie ..........,....... 1894 $50 3,964,75s
Legal tenders rs ,l18388 l3,470 996
Deposits ...............3 81 ,aS8 ,2O3 1897 III
Circulation. ........... 2074,273 > BOTTLES
Tho decrease in deposits and loyal tendsrs,q will be
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Stock Exon u mgo.
n,~- v..- I'll

Tho decrease in deposits and loyal tenders, will DO
perceived, Is quite large. N ,f IA RI rs ess7