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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-15
Hartford Horse Fair.

HAKrFUtD, obpL I5UJ
The third and day Of the National Horse FAIR has
been greater success an yesterday. The attendance
was very large and the show Of horses excellent.
There three entries for the Ave mile trot viz
Frank Vernon Henry Clay and 5tonewall jackson The
first prize $500 and the second 500 Frank Vernon
the first and second heats in 2 36i, and 232
In the next heat Henry Clay and Stonewall Jackson
collidcd threw their riders and away-the former
running the latter three times around the track
before they could be stopped Frank Vernon troted the
best he could being obliged 10 keep clear of the runa
ways This ended the trot, and Frank Vernon was
awarded tho prize OF $500 Several persons were in
jurcd including Carpenter the driver Of Sonewa jack
son IL was "a fearful scene
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EUREKA.

Gibbs 1S I'd 3d. 4A. 5M. 9Th. tn. Sth. Oh. Total
Mutual ....4 0 2 0 3 10
Eureka..3 O 20
Umpre-Mr Thorne, of the Newark Club. Scorers
MessFs Dougan and Holden. Time OF game-Two hours
and twenty minutes Fly Catchos-Mutvl ID Eureka O.
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NEW YORK OFFICE,
50 CEDAR STREET.

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE REMR-
dies for unpleasant and dangerous Diseases Use HELM
holds EXTRACT BUCffU and IMPROVED ROSE
WASH.
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Com mercial Intelligence.


There Is a decided Improvement In the tone Of the
Stock EXCHANGE Discount market quiet. Demand at
bank light Rate continues at four per cent
Consos closed at 90 for money The weekly return
of the Bank Of England shows increase Of f26s 600
AMgRrcAN SEcuRrTTEs -Illnois Central Railroad T8k.
n TO- Erie Railroad 53x 53k United States hve-tw6h-
ties CO.
The Barings' circular sayssBusiness American 20.
.ourtes moderate. without any material variation In
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-sEPr. q.
Sales to-day 1850 bales, including 5000 bales 10
sspeculators and exporters The market 6rmer, with
upward tendency; but quotations remain unchanged.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFrs MARKEr--snPT. 2.
Mcssrs. Richardson, Spence Co. and Wakefield Nash
Dbl Wheat dull and declined Id 3D. per GENITAL red
Western %. aos Cd Corn fat; mixed Dos.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARxEr-sEPT. 2.
Messrs Bigland, Athya q Co and Gordon. Bruce 4
Co report: --Beef firm. Pork sctive. Lard-The
ket Is bare and quotations nominal al sos. SIS
Talow has still advancing tendency, quoted ct 4os
<7a
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARxEr-sRPT. 2.
Ashes inactive. Sugar buoyAnt with partial advance
of 3d. Csnee steady. Rice hrm and active Linsecd
easier with q moro active demand Linseed cakes
steady at 20 S. a 90 Is %. Cod oi-No saiea Sperm
Oil eos kl00 per ton Linsced oil active Eosin quiet
uand steady Spirits Of turpentne nactive French 45s
a 4es. Petroleum has an upward tendency; refined "a
sd. a d. 3d.
LONDON MARKETS.
Mcssra Barring Bros. report:-Breadstuffs are more
quiet owing 70 improved weather Iron quiet bars and
rails S7 II los Sugar has upward tendency Coffee
steady. Tea arm at Is a L. Id per pound FOR common
Congou. Rice frm. Tailow firm at 45s Spirits turpen.
tine upward; quoted at 40e 3D. Petroleum steady; re-.
fined 2s Sd Sperm oil firm at E100 per ton Linseed
-cakos quiet at a decline OF 2s 3D.
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imported sale the rate of duty
Vile limitations them imposed upon the creduous-
PHALON's "NlGHT BLOOMING CEREUs'' stands alone.
unapproached Incompatible the most popular floral
tract nee and ahead anything of the kind
that Europe produced Sold by druggists every
where
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The Disbursement and Removal OF Dead
Union Soldiers.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept a. 1895.
Tho time for the dsinterment and removal Of the dead
bodies Of Union soldiers buried In the Department Of
virginia viii commence on the LIST Of October next.
It should be understood by persons going to Virginia
70 remove bodies that when graves stations Of
trcops who arc supplied with wagons tho such
vehicles will be given for the purpose OF bringing In the
remains u points NJ which railroad steamboat
portatou can be obtained.
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Tho Brazilian mails have been forwarded by the ASIA
The commercial news has already been published.
The war between Paraguay and the Argentine repub-
lie shows signs Of termination Rains had retarded
military operations; but hostIities about TO com
mencc on an imposing scale. Large armies were being
.rnised By volunteers and conscrlption.
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z y r 0sP, E.
Two Days Later News by tho Asia
at Halifax.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FENIlNISM.
Strengthening the Garrisons In
the South Of Ireland.
Contracts for Two Atlantic Ca
bles Entered Into.
The Great Eastern and Captain Anderson to DO
Employed Cable Laying for Five Years.
--~-->~,~--.~---~>
Progress Of the War i'm South
America.
.>----->----->--->>-.
Great Military Preparations in
Great Military Preparations in
Progress.
Protests Of the French Press Against the
Schleswig- Holstein Arrangement
10. &c. &e.
HALIFAX. Sept. IA, 1885.

HALIFAX, Sept IA, 1855
The steamship Asia, Captain Noodle, from Liverpool
at four o'clock the afternoon Of the 3D. via Queens
town the Sd inst, arrived here at two O'Clock this
morning Her dates two days later than those al
ready received. She has hftytwo passengers for this
port and ninety eight for Boston.
The Asia sailed at O'Clock this morning for Bos
ton, where she will be due tomorrow night
The steamship City Of Dublin left Liverpool for New
York simultaneously with the Asia.
1t Is stated that consequence of the spread of Fe-
nianlsm the number of regiments the south of Ireland
is to be increased
The report that Mr.. Bright is TO visit America
official invitation is pronounced to be without foun-
daton
The Board of Trade returns for July show continued
slight falling off in British exports compared with
last year
The court which made official inquiry into the burning
of the steamer Glasgow made report the Board OF
Trade that the ship set fire by accident and that
such accident rendered possible by the Objectionable
manner in which the cargo slowed in the steerage
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The new Ministry Is not yet formed.
II In officially announced In the Cortes that Prince ANA
deus did visit Lisbon to represent Victor Emanuel at
the baptism Of the infant prince The Cortes granted
leave 10 the King travel abroad He and tho Queen
will visit Italy Don Fernando acting Regent In the
interim. Such event, being unprecedented has ex-
cited public surprise.
The new Cabinet has formed under the Presidency Of
SViscounL De Castro.
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THE GLORY OF MAN Is ACKNOWLEDGMENT
&c sS Ex4ScT S'u'd
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU GIVES nEALrH
S ~ .aS
fits ensue.
acknowledgements n-Tho Celebrated
-''' Invented by DR. Won EIsENBERd
For the cure Of = S Re Ey E: cnr''
cha. sad f%i%ea.ss Ss%pi.a,s DI.ssds;sa t$:s's.: q
and osssr addressing aseeion. Chest;
n $ s nS~ M s
Of the inventor, Dr. Won EisESBERG, sS Broadway,
CROSS EYE srRAIoHrENED IN ONE MINUTE
A.-The Finest Overcoats Ever Soon In
MFourth svsnne, opposite Cooper Union
A.-Boys' and Children's
GARIBALDI CUTAwAY AND zoUAvB SUITS.
BY the '''0'''G f ssSRx% e Lafayette place.
"a Fourth avenue opposite coopes Union
Achangs OF Tims:-Coid.ine, 70. Colds.
A,-Marsh,s Radical euro Truss Omes
s,oeGiess and LADIES' Abdominal Lady attendant
A CONFIDENTIAL and Experienced. Dctsc-
uve secured in divorce and other oasssy address
As-JemerD, DO 0rOoOW0y, boht1A
.as: 1 a sas s. SkSrsR 80
c.s s .s e .s e. sHR;a1 e. :..
Ia. sTHS ~ os zsa ;;is
A.-Chsrolee Pmls-Fsm.ie nsgui.sor-
a dSas page E1%ps s proprietor tsss d. xss%
pascnelor's Hair Dye.-The Best q. the
and
fec. Dye Aso EsSsnsrsns E l. r.s, Of IN, n' S
Bunions or Enlargement o. che Gress
toe Join. our-d without pain. By Dr. zACHARih. ~
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
and Wig depot wholesale and rsAl No As'of ho"'''
The dye applied BY .knfui artists
Danes Palmo-Bronehiai Troches Tor
Depot 81 Barclay street
| Defiance Fire and Burglar PROOF safes,
large assortment at 6 Marrny street. eosner on pAe''
| Git, Pearl aud steel BuckIess Two,
Aye 70 aS s. so sr below y Canal s1's
Brown Reliable Depot No Barclay ssrcss s'a By drug
pse cv"y"oe'c
Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE. JR, President. GU Bro.dway
40 More Gray Hair or naldnes.-ssi-
enune advice BY Dr. GaAspjEAS' &yes~s prseucs Aston
| place
Royal Havaua Lotscry.-Prtxos PAID IN
gold Information furnished Hahes, rates P"h los so'"
4 looms and all kinda of gold and silver.
TAYLOR a CO.. Bankers 10 Wall s,rss<, New Ystk
| Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'S old Estabushed
Cure Truss Occ sui ai No 3vcsey sreeA Lazy A.
| tsndAnt
wheeler & wilson's Lock stitch Sewing
Machine sud Button hole aacbne, $40 Rroadway
| Wtiicol Il Gibbs> sewing Machine
| No Broadway.
4
| Whit6eld, Biliups q Co.., Cotton Fnc-
tors Rscevins and General Cernmission Mer
chants Mobile Aabams, are prepared w sell every
u produce commission, VIII CIV"
prompt attention forwarding erchspdise " ever ch
WK kitchen. President Park National Bark " so''M
Esu n Chambers street, Fennsr. Bennett A bowman w
Vesey street New YORK city.
isso.-ecnin's GRAND Fall oPening..~
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ST. GEORGE.
BOSTON.
The National Game.

Total ......
The game will be resumed to-day at eleven A. NJ.
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The Paris Patie says that the French imperial govern
xnen and all the presidents Of It's policy compel 1t IN
uss its appreciation the Ausro Prussan compact al
,oastein What has predominated in the arrangement
sanctioned Sazburg has been interest of the strongest
and the annexation OF Lunenburg to Prussia raises
another constitutional question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-15

A.-Cherokee P1lis-Fomale Regulator
Thirty two page pamphlet free 81 per boz. Hod by
all druggists Address the proprietor Dr. w. X MkRWiN.
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Royal Havaua Lottery.-Prtxos Paid In
gold Information furnished Highest reti fos aoib-
looms add all kinds of gold and silver
TAYLOR a CO., Bankers 10 wall stress, New Yeti
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A-Je6srs, s7s Bro.dway f. selling
ladies' invited call and JEPFERS SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-15

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vI0OR ARE RECLAIMED
" HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
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wb.etcr 4 wilson's Lock stitch Sewing
M.ehln. ana Bu,ton Hole Nacblne, SO RroadwAy
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A Positive saving Of el2 Per Dozen-
Our celebrated finish se~ island SHIRTS tthe finest
goods except New York Mis are SOLD ~ our rss
tail department No 3 Park row, At . 30 each
SMITH FOWLER, Sole Manufrs. y Warren stress.
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Con ndentiaI and Experienced Dctec~
secured divorce and other ossesby Addrc
hoI nflce
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whitaeld, BiIiups q Co.., Cotton Fmc-
tors Receivins Forwarding and General cornmisson Mer
ch.ns Noble hahAms prepared w sell dyseftp
merchandise or produce on comn.!sson VII i've
pror1tt attention forwarding ercheDdise of every ch
actsr 10 The nteror With the greatest desrpcA Rel@
w X kitchen President Park National Bark, g NntA
Han n Chambers street, Fennsr. Bennett a bowman w
Vess, street New york city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-15

A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss O0eo
removed 70 5a2 Broadway Shoulder Braces. Sk ELASTIC
stocking and Ladies' Abdominal belts Lady attendant
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Bunions or Enlargement Of the Greae
toe Joint CURED. without pain. By DIR. zACHARib. ~
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THE GLORY or MAN Is Observation-Disclosures
debitated should Immediately Use uBLM
BOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
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Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'S old Estabitshed
Radios. Cure Truss oc sun ~ No fvcsey s'reeA lazy At
tsndaat
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservaive
Wig depot wholesale and retail No Astor Houso-
The dye applied by skllfui ARTISTS
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES HEALTH
and vigor the frame and bloom " tho pad check De
treatment Is submitted consumption, Insanity cpspo
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light falling of in British exports as compared with
last year
The court which made official inquiry into the burning
of the steamer Glasgow made report to the Board of
Trade that the ship set FIRE by accident and that
such accident rendered possible by the Objectionable
manner in which the cargo slowed in the steerage
The Atlantic Cable.
The Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company have
unanimously accepted the offer of the Telegraph Con-
'sruction Company to manufacture and lay down
cable and complete the present one as to have two
perfect cables between Ireland and Newfoundland next
summer.
The manufacture of the cable has commenced,
and the work is being done with the utmost care
Captain James Anderson received an offer from the
Telegraph Construction Company to command the Great
Mr. CYRUS Field sails for New YORK in he
ship Australasian on the 9th inst.
The French Fleet mt Portsmouth.
The fges at Portsmouth in honor Of the French feet
progressed In the most splendid manner and concluded
the LIST inst The weather throughout exceedingly
fine, and everything passed of in the happy
sner Banquets, reviews, balls and Examinations fol-
lowed one after the other, and all were alike brilliant
and successful
The reception accorded to the French officers by the
English people was exceedingly warm and enthusiastic
All grund banquet given by the Duke Of Somerset in
behalf o. England, and by NJ Chassaloup Loubat in be-
half OF France, an earnest desire expressed that
the two nations might ever live In peace and terms
of the most cordial friendship and good will
This exchange Of naval hospitality between France and
England 10 pronounced memorable episode, not only in
the history Of these two great Powers but of the
civilized world, and is universally regarded with great
satisfaction throughout England.
Prospects OF the Crops In England.
Crop estimates claim much attention. and the leading
authority in tho London Times sums up his estimates
throughout the country follows-
Wheat will yield wentysix bushels per acre, or four
below the average Barley thirtytwo bushels per
eight below the average Oats thirty four bushels
acre or fourteen below the average Peas and beans will
yield their average CROP Potatoes will yield unusually
we'll Hay will give average crop. Pasturage Is sin
agulary abundant.
France.
Count Waewski rendered his resignation Senator,
and I was accepted.
The Emperor had received NJ Mon, the Spanish
Ambassador he said he attached great value to seeing
France and Spain advancing together, and the French
would always be found ready to strengthen
tho bonds that united the two countries
Tho Empress Eugene had arrived at Fontainbleau,
with the ladies who were injured ut Neufchatel
The Of the Bank Of France show reduction in
cash Of about million and half of francs. and great
increase in discounts
The Bourse closed firm on the LIST inst at 80f. zoe.
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AChange OF Time.-Cold-ine, for Coldss
is tAkon At all hour. from RUsHT0Ns, 10 Aston Hesss
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NO More Gray Hair or Bald ncss.-Sci-
-pns sdv,co BY Dr. CANADIAN &yes<s prscucs. Aston
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A.-BOys' and Children's
GARIBALDI CUTAwAY AND zoUAvB SUITS.
by the thousands, at reasonable prtces
L.v BROKAw, G2 Lafayette place, and
"a Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Union
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, JR, President, GO broadway.
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lseD.-Gcnin's Grand Fall Openin9.-~
1886 -Gsqemena Lads. Misses goys sna an ~
nation " Kurcpesn and Americ~n styles 0psnSv W"
QkEv, W 1f9lSEek
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utIps Hair Dye-5O Cents. Black or
Brown Reliable Depot No BARCLAY ssress Sod ~ drug
49, ruaxnn
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A special meeting Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners
held last evening All the Commissioners were
present The substance of communications, &C, w
condense below.
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Dance PalmO-Bronehial Troches TOE
coughs colds and all throat Diseases sold evsU~hcrs
han, Rare srret
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Defiance Fire and Burglar PROOF Safes
large 81 Murray street, corner Of O"sse place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

Tho STATE S,nate Committee continued their
Iye.tIrlou of tLe Cry inspectors Department. yes
terGuy, Gt she Sarroiio Court room In Duane-st
DAuie. y. Badger sworn. reside III orooA'Shi
0goel to clean ,Ao strets Of tie ciy n Juoe iast IN
answer 20 advertisement for s3uC VO0 that Included
lanes ana ui'eys. proposed 10 tako awcy gaib "a
manure, ashes &C., they reinsed ny props'tor; lad
communication aIth tho Mayor Mr.. oayn1ouI hal
a. interview ia tho Street Inspector; renewed the
D. oIosiuon January; have not asccltaned tie nun
bcr IF lotts OF ashss eIrpyed for the past yeer
Gross. yamined by Mr. GTaha'n.l mean 10 Say that
cauii have done the work fOg tOsV,9. WIN 'Ac uif'
,lhery; III 1852. wh.n 10 cost $4,000 for swerNrH
ana cleaning toe city think eon.d nave core ~ To-
SlJlGOn could 5We all the streets with machinery
exo,pt tho Iarrow ores; cond sweep oobbie's'ohe
pavement as well - any other; think sne cost TT pres.
Cut would be abort one tbisd higher thah ~ whs wn
YEARS since; think would require iorce o. apop aW
men; cot Id sweep e Ealn thoroughiares uaiv; o.cV
puI ions twice AID three times week. csnnot sti,e
ihe por.ons 10 be swept Two and iee tilpes Should
hove required tho CTctOa aier and dumping grounds
gratis aso the ,nanue think the uso vi tho Crolon
water has been coded " every one IL cleaning tne
iaks the contract for three years on ttese
| terms, did not suppose the present u gn
prices wonld naintan ,OIo IAN ono year; understood
that my bid wae rejected account of requiring The
dunping grounds water aud manure; my proposal "a
not contain Tho nnes Of sur1t ,os but Was prepared "
produce them, did not maze proposal unasr tho
second advertisement Ia July; have never been In CON
tracing bnsiEess much OUTSIDE ~ iron ousinessi hr
smith who has the street-sweep.ng machines. Mr..
Scott and Mr. Mills and others, assisted In making the
esi imGtes.
~ Judge wh,tlng-My first proposition was IN
Wriing; The city adj ertiaed for propositions secohd
time; received ietter nom the Mayor inviting q
second proposa
Atley \ HoIe rworn.-I reside In New York; am a
grocer wss one VI the sureies Of Mr. Hsekley; under
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Tmn CITY GOyTI,NnENT.
1nvcst,sution u, to Alleged
A,aYcs.

The Senate Invest eating Committee met
again ou Saturday al tho Supreme Couit roo NO. 10
Duah"-st
a reques, was made by Judge Whiting to allow Mr.,
WiBans to correct stifernts made On riday, 10
which Mr. Graham objected on tho ground tLGt tho
illness had made n lGil statement on tho previous
LAY.
The Chairman si,d the committee would allow the
Gentleman TO make brief core elton Of his testimony
The witness said that, on his crosse xhrlnaiion he
WIS asked by NT. Greiam. whether Le al said eight
.ents ond too little TO cart away the eshes. lie
ad told M Brady lie could cart away the ashes iFec OF
hesye he having wafer iy To i In. well ~ other
Persons could talo them away for eglt ton or twelve
rsnts a load.
Richard A. S.ors testified that he was Deputy Con-
tTolcr Of til, city He was appointed In Mefcl ltoi
The witness wen. after notes aud other papers reht'
n. % the CITY inspectors Department.
Examination RESUMED. Tho witness handed judge
Whiting tho first note drawn by The Mayor. Controller
nd Cty INSPECTOR Tor two hundred thousand dollars
Tie money was paid tho 2lst Of June. ltVii the
witness identified number Of notes drawn tor tho pun
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.
Co@t s'u ms lG9 5ol go ~, llttlc
S"'aon...... 9C0e 100 DrPoss.......... l@JFts ~
Cleaf.gs ~ ~ses ending Jan = 90 lsi'ss ,.
Cira-rg, TO- week ,ndin, Jan. H.. &c :. W >
Bs,noes ior week endirs Jsr. Ill. isneEl
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MONDAY, Jan. 30-P. N.

MONDAY, jan. 3o--P. N.
Gold opened at 2ii, sold down to 2i, rose to 2Iii,
and closed at 2lli. GOld for delivery has been
abundant.
Government stocks have been steady 81 Satur-
DAYS rates. ard in good demand. 1t is probahso
that he interest rpon the 1905 and the 520s Vii
DO anticipated by the Treasury Department, which
en- only be injured in all its operations ly hoard
ing gold up to May, when the heaviest payment Is
DUE Thus far tho public have not drawn their gold
az expected but this state Of things ought nct to
continue, if, upon the announcement Of the Foadi-
ness of lhc Treasury to pay, the bonds are gold at
the Exchange en coupon
Railway mortgages are eperingly gold, and no
bank shares are 10 be had oxcep. at full pric's.
Goa stocks ere strong, ard DelagaIe aud Hudson
up 3 pcr cent. The excitement in Erie stock con-
times. Upon tho street as much as 70 was paid,
but st the Stock Exchange r,ish wa. made 10 sell
AID tac price fell 10 II t.o call. Aitci the call
i; dropped to 7O aud from this point rallied TO ~
cash. No Injunction has been served upon tie
dividend, and none is expected By directors who
OF ght TO be informed. The sales BY the bears dur
ing the morning were at least $4,000 rhares, but
upon this large business tbs stock WAS scarce for
delivery. AT present quotations tie stock looks
cheap and is 80 to all who can pay for it end take
their chance for dividends. The break down II
Erie depressed the rest Of the lis, but ~ the eio'e
The whole market was FRA, end continued a. the
Second Il AID Erie ceiling at i2,@72s, end dosing
in demand.
Money continues easy, cid upon ca!i borrowers
axe readily supplied at 6a7 per cent BalaIres arc
left at Ter cent and upon stocks loaned az low as
4 per cent ia accepted. The foo:ings of the Bank
Statement for tho week do aot iucinde the figures OF
the National BAIL. Of Commerce, which MAKES i's
cioarings ls usual ND onits its repor; Of weekly
ave-agss Tho Absence of this hark mpaiss the
vnlue of TIE weekly statement, which las been
steadily decreasing in importance fox some the.
II viii not be complete until al trio National Banks
are in the Clearing House, thus giving ia tho report
De entire city movements.
T.at Of ts Icons. SPECIE Circulation, Grf bsgs'. i1tis
Hfs II ne gifg a. NCt iGr, for "a ors. ssd-s s4f
n3n. Jan 20 1865. 10 rhias "a ecfrsf ne c.Tt.d.
OF ? lkraI