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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

Maximilian's Loan Rcpudiated I'm LON
don.
Advices from Paris state that there is intention or
opening lists in London for the Mexican loan of
O0O00 600 ng 1t being lottery loan, its intro
duction in London would be Illegal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

INFWF,
The Emperor Maximilan has recalled scnor Murt hy
his Minister from Vienna his position there having been
extremely uncomfortable since he notified TO Aus
tfia Naximans protest OF 2sh December last dcclar.
Ing his Ienunciation Of his agnatc rights executed by
him At Mlramar 9th April 1854, TO be null and ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

,lfTom ble London News (city raticlel, April IL
The important from America of tho defeat Of the
great Confederate army and the capture OF Richmond
mas come npon the stock markets during holiday sea
son, and has therefore, except in few special cases
pro1sSsd las ELECT upop prcos than might have been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01
The English Turf.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN COURSE, April 17.-Sweepstakes OF
10 EACH for yr ods, TO carry 6s lib and yr.
ods, 9st ; f. and g. allowed 3lb The winner to be sold
for 600; If for fl00, allowed lib T. Y. c. subs.
Mr. r. Ten Broecks Cobweb, by Stocwell, yrs sst
4lD tlUO, FOrunafn L
Mr. W. G. Craven's bl f. Fury yrs, 5st lib, slOo
lrlDc..
Mr. II. Save's Kinghcrn, yrs, est. 7lb., f200, j.
Mr. W. f. jones' Seam, yrs, 8 ST. lib, fl0O, +.
ArllllH.
Mr. Hodgmans T. Votgeur-Barazina, yrs, est.
lib, G1C0 Heartneld. Observation-Disclosures.
Bettng-5 to agst. Cobweb, to agst. Fury, and
TO agst. Kinghorn.
Fury got away with clear lead followed by Kingdom
and the favorc into the cords where the latter
through and won easily by length; bad third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

NJ. LESsEPS DINNER TO THE FOREIGN DELEGATES.
The delegates from the various chambers of COM
merce to the number Of about hundred and twenty,
were entertained at dinner by NJ de Lesseps at
dra on the 9th of April and started for the Isthmus
of Suez the next day Mr.. Charles Hale, Consul Gene
from the Chamber of Commerce Of New York, and Mr.
Washington Ryan, representing San Francisco, Calfor
ma were the Americans at the dinner
Some disturbances at the canal works had taken place
between some Egyptian gendarmes and the laborersthe
former being the aggressors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01
JOY of the Friends OF the Union.
IErnxn Tho Iandan Na.rr Ax.zIl

With the wreck Of the armv which
breaking into fresh fragments at every STEP aban-
doning arms artillery and ammunition, Lee in ipht
hoty pursued by the foot and horse OF the conqucror
But f for the moment cannot help thought Of pity
for one who has respect, and who holds Il no
less In misfortune than in success neither help
sympathzing warmly with Grant, whose patient skill
thrown for time into the shade by shernians brilliant
exploits, has at length its well deserved triumph
Nor though wait fuller intelligence OF the results TO
express H. congratulaton be lcs I'm for those
who have thus mt length confounded N ~ tr'ciess
pdssto,, and for those among our oW bunrymen
whose clear vision and instincts Lave throughout
this contest held their hearts and firm on The side
JJr,edJ M, and yusioe and c,yd sotonS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01
Comwercial Intelligence.


From the London Times (city article), April lo.l
The English funds this sth morning opened at the fat
dull The first bargains in consos or money were at
9o| oi and the closing prices were 81 for money
and 9l a for the account Bank stock left OF at 2s0
242; reduced and three per cents, s9t4 3s and
cxchequer bills a. Is. premium
The discount demand Is light both at the bank and in
the open market.
Business remains languid in all departments.
With the exception Of fresh decline o. per cent in
the Confederate loan 81 D. the market Tor foreign
securities has been almost entirely without movement
Mexican, 81
Consols close at 90% 907s for money
American stocks-iIlinois Central Railroad osH 70.
Erie Railroad AK 45H. United States nvc-twenes
65H
Buchanan Hamilton & Co., China merchants, of Glas-
gow have suspended with liabilities TO the amount OF
1850, 900 to 81, 600 600
When the Peruvian sailed the funds were duh and
heavy at the stock exchange ing affected by the indi
cations Of speedy In America and the ranty
which such an event engenders for money Money WAS
in good supply at 3 in open market Demand average
LONDON, April 21, 1865
Consols for money 90k 00M, and for account 90,s
eO7l, Illinois Central shares e9ha 7o, Erie shares
46Is Az United States five wcnties G5 coupon.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased E36 000
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LrvgRrooL, April 81 1865.
CoTroS-Thc brokers Circular reports tne sales " cot
for the week at 6s 600 bales including $4,000 70
spccuators and 13 900 export The market opened
heavy, Id I'D lower, but subsequently, became ac-
tive and the dcc partially recovered, the closing
rates being y lower the week for American, and I'D.
a I'd lower for other dcscrip tions
Tho authorized quotations are
Ehir. MiddfHg.
Orleans .16d I3hd
Mobile 49,
Uplands .....l5 l5d I'D
The sales Friday today estimated at 20, 900
bales the market closing bnoyant and all descriptions
trc higher The stock is estimated at $40 900 bales,
Of which so 600 American
STATE oF TRADE.-Thc Manchester market tends up
ward
BRfADs1uFrs.- dull and tending downward.
Wheat firm and Id. higher. Corn t.nds upward
Provisions quiet and steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

volunteers for the Mexican service has appeared I
tenor may be summarized as follow
ua me austrian volunteers 20 oe recruited Tor the
thousand infantry and three hundred sailors They may
consist Of who fulfilled their time of
and civilians not liable TO military duty. No expense
shall be incurred by the Austrian treasury.
After their six years service in Mexico six months
leave shall be allowed the recruits In which to return To
remain in the country.
States the division Of the corps into infantry, hus
sars and Uhlans artillery and engineers They TO be
men Of good character not forty atrong and pro-
Tossing the Chaistian religion.
Soldiers and sub officers Of the Austrian army al
lowed TO enlist among the Mexican volunteers may
enter that army after completing their OF service
D. certain number Of Austrian infantry, jager and
cavalry cadets will be permitted TO enter the Mexican
Provides for the return Of officers TO the Austrian
army
a. stipuates for their being passed by commission a.
Declares they no claim to rc-enter the Austrian
service they teaue Ae1ico before the oPpontd years
.. States that they lose all claim upon the Austrian
government they fail TO report themselves agents
within six weeks after quitting the Mexican service.
10, IL Stpuate that pensions and wounds money
to be paid by the Mexican government volunteers Of
all ranks who become invalided while in its service, and
dren.
49, H. Refer the position of officers returning from
Mexico as TO pensions
15 Arms accoutrements and ammunition will be sup
piled by Austria to Mexico for cash payments.
l6 Provides for the subsistence Of the volunteers until
they leave Trieste.
II, 49, State that pay emolumens grants of land &C.,
to be made by the Mexican volunteers Of
all ranks after expry OF their term of service
sailors.
81 Officers and men shall take the oath Of fidelity to
the Mexican colors and acknowledge the Emperor Maxi
milan as their temporary military chief.
1t Is stipulated that the enlistment shall be completed
at latest by the 10Th of january 1865, and thai the rat
tcaons Of the convention shall be exchanged within
four months from its date.
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French Pnci6cnt;ou,

French official dispatches from Mexico represent the
work Of pacihcaton in that country everywhere
plete.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01
The EMect in LiverpooI.

Liverpool Narch 16 correspondence Of London News
Although there holiday in the stock and cotton
markets to-day, the of the arrival Of
the Ausralasan and the fall Of Richmond there has not
been witnessed for many years much excitement on
the Flags Gentlemen of strong Southern proclivtes
and deep" in Confederate bonds snu'uGL scnrce
and when seen there evidence Of much despondency
On the other hand there plentifol gather ng Of
those protesting themselves to be fedcras who made no
little show of their appreciation OF the capture of the Con-
federate capital and the defeat Of General Le Cotton
though offered for sale will doubt be 3d. per H.
lower on Monday. The Confederate loan extremely
dull and holders glad part freely at decline OF
about 10 per cent United states bonds well looked
after,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

expected. The majority Of the members Of the Stock
Exchange having absented themselves until next Tues
day. the days business has been meagre The eect Of
the intelligence, nevertheless has been snfavorabe,
apprehension still prevailing that the return OF
peace In America would involve political and fnan-
cial complications, respecting the precise nature
Of which. however, there is evidently q great dis
crepancy Of opinion. Some unfavorable criticism
seems to have been attracted by the remark reported
have been publicly made by Mr. Seward at Washington
te the effect that England would only be just 10 the
United States, Canada would undsturbed :" but
perhaps would be well to refrain from pron0uncing
upon remark Of this kind until the Secretary Of States
precise words received The English funds opened
at reduction Of eeighh per cent and afterwards
perenced further decline Of like amount Most other
securities were somewhat weaker in sympathy especial
y those In which the chief speculative transactions
open but In did the fall exceed one-quarer to
onehaf per cent with the single exception of Confede
rate bonds. This stock has experienced fresh fall i
seven per cent ard closed tho sign of recovery at tie
Iouet pint Of ire day. notwithstanding some inquiries
with view 10 previous speculative sales United
States and other Northern securities the contrary,
were buoyant and attained further decided rise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

EU R 0 PE E.
The City Of London at New York
and Peruvian at Father Point.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
Exciting Effect Of the Fall of
Richmond in England
and France.
Grants Ability and the Patriotism
and Gallantry Of the Northern
Army Fully Acknowledged.
>~o>>>~>o>-~..o~oo~o--
The Rebel Cause i'm Politics, FL
nance and Cotton Specula-
ton Fully Exploded.
THE NEWS IN THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.
Tribute Of the Opposition and French
Liberals to President Lincoln,
Grant and Sherman.
INTENSE AGITATION In TIE CHAMBERS.
Napoleon's Alleged Plan for the Defence
OfCanada Against the United States.
Maximilian's Loan Repudiated in London, His
Ambassador Withdrawn from Vienna, and
the London Times About to Support the
Monroe Doctrine Against Him.
French Caution Concerning New Rebel
Iron-Clads.
Active Demand for United States
Government and Railroad
Securities.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22

SuALLI Lk,RS To DsScE?-Certainly, by all
means. Commencc with the 'Quickstep out
Of bed in the morning, keep it up till the
chores IRE finished. The boys Of course will
have COW drill at the barn, while the girls
engage in country dance in the kitchen.
After this, all hands change and promenade
IN school, keeping step to merry laughter.
Repeat the same on the way homo at night,
with an occasional variation by tripping the
toe and having break down in the'snow
bank. A. reel now and then will DO quite in
place for the girls who have learned to spin,
but the boys should never think Of II. II
the-e and kindred dances are thoroughly prac-
ticed they will leave little time and no neces-
sity for the polkas, scho'tisches, and 50 fourth
Of the ball room.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22

II Legal phraseolnsy ia always roundabout
and sometimes ahsurdly awkward. Even now
grand juries indict men for killing, cssesgs
stabbins, shooting. smashing, crushing, punch
Ing. hitting and hurting dead msn. with CO.
lumhi,ds, riaed cannon, swords, howi,scrs, pop.
guns, pistols, axes, slung shot, and 90 forth and
20 forth, moved and itstigated by the devil, and
NOE having before their eyes the fear Of God !;
and all this nonsense in case where man has
killed another By cutting hs throat. Al an
instance Of "crowners' 'quess" writing, We
note thai only few ysars ago . jury In Con-
nee'icut. in case Of death ffom unknown
casss. rstansd ~ follows :-''That the aid
Joha Jouss essss 20 bic death, 81 the time and
plan Aforesaid, By tho visitation Of The aforc-
81 God 49, -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22

Tux NxwsrArKR-The New York Era. calls
the newspaper " tho poor mans book, from
whose well filled columns he CLEANS much use
hl information. gains knowledge Of events
that are passing around him. and for small
investment daily or weekly, receives more real.
IL us,ful and general ksowledse than 10 con.
s.ined Ia many Libraries costing h0ndreds OF
dollars. "Lst the newspaper 30 encouraged,
and 10, the conductors use all care and deere
ton. 60 that they may indeed prove worthy
vehicles Of intelligence t1lN
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22

s.YE HOUSE. near Covered Bridge, Factory isL
III and. Ssco. VALENTINE FREE 70 prepared to
dye ali kinds of Linen Cotton Silk and Woolen Soods
OF any color. In the best manner CoAt1 sess. rsns
vithort being ripped, and pct 10 good order, All
soiorins dons6y hsm u warranted MOTTO smuI-iyr's
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22
Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea,

Persons living In the eastern part OF York county
will bear In mind that IL N. Jordan Co.'s crackers
can be obtained at the stores OF Pierce & Scamman,
Ssco, VIM Moody, kennebunkport, and Chas. Kim.
ball, Kennebunk village. 25u
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22

C.. Ii BBY. Sole Proprietor, for this city, oil J;
Js s. MERRiLL'S Pefssf coHs Lid-Patented va
on the lid, with projection for the name plate the
I'D turnns back over the plato with corresponding
recess The reatadvAntsge OF this style oil cohns
70 exhibit the plate with the lid either open OF closed
sides adding very much % the beauty Of the CONN
Our Colin Warcroons were established In lesS, by
request of citisens, who have given liberal pat
roaags 90 whom Ne would render thanks for past
hvors aisofor ~ liberal patronage Of this vicinity
No pains viii o4spared 30 give satisfaction. and
mako this The Bssf Cess Ware EsfsStsAnsnf In this
county As ne are continually mailing new i'm
everything will be fitted up In the very
best style
Rosss and Pt>sss constantly on hand and fur
nished IN order, At our 49, .ft
csas Maa.nAcssry .. Bacs. street.
--t- y 10. LIBBY.
P.R Ihave The exclusive right Of sale In Bidde-
N Nj. la lin rial( ,aaea
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22
E$S fE3SE|iji 7uaiTo SIX

THE SPECIFIC PILL
Is usually sufficient to effect prompt ana rsai
cal cure OF
Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Wsaknss',
and IL equally the psee remedy for every species OF
G,n,iai or Uninay Irrifabity Involuntary " EgAt-
Nv SEMINAL Emssions, from wAaf,rsr cause PRODUCED,
OF however severe, will be speedily relieved ana
the organs restored TO healthy action.
PRofEssiONAL OPINiONs-.I have used your
Sptei6e PiH In many OF SpsrmaforrhGd with the
most perfect sseesn."-J. Milton Sanders, ii. d., l..
l.. ID
doses OF your Spseiae PiH"-B. Keith, MD.
Price 81 per box. Six boxes for s., by mall. Al
dress J. WINCHESTER, No. &c John 81, N. y.
10 oOWy
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22
N INV
STEAM BAKERY!

THE Subscribers having completed an extensive
i STEAM BAKERY In this city Invite the ctten.
ton OF the public to the choice aud excellent articles
viii in meet thU wshss Of T ali who may be- disposed
favor them with their patronage. Our celebrated
.'NutrItivo Crackers"
have obtained wide celebrity. and been manufac.
~ %S a. Known
firmly established, and they arc invariably OF the
same excellent quality These Crackers are tho dis
covery Of our Foreman, Mr.. Il. ii. HAskILL and are
the only Crackers TO be found In New England that
are compounded and prepared upon correct chemical
principles. Instead Of rottng the dough into state
utterly destroying the saccharine and nutritiye
principles Of the Flour, rs Is universally the caseat
present. our processes cause us to make use OF the
dough In perfectly sweet and healthy condition,
thereby producing not only Crackers but all the
varied and much esteemed articles OF production.
In proper and Satisfactory condition to DO used as
food by mankind, who are declared to be "only lit
tie lower than the angels"
In addition to the common kinds Of Cake, We call
particular attention TO tho many kinds made from
our receipts which, we feel quite safe In saying
will prove perfectly satisfactory TO all who become
acquainted with them. Among these We enumerate
our highly priced
Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy. Tea,
CALIFORNIA DROP, JENNY LIND COOKIES.
and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior. Zoo Blscu,I, frou
an EnSllsn receipt Inls Dlsoult u brcat luxury.
We also make promptly 10 order
RIcn PouSD. cIrRoS, ALMOND. SILVER, CocoASUr,
Fancy Sponge, Gold, Brides Rich, and Chess
Cakes,-alsO, Fancy Creams, Rich Jumbles,
Fancy Rounds and Spanish Drops.
In closing, desire ~ say that we spare no pains
10 meet the wants and wishes OF our patrons We use
invariably the best Flour tho market affords. All
the other articles consumed by US In our manufac
lures are carefully selected and OF tho choicest de-
scriptions. Our bakery Is constantly kept .crupu.
lousy neat and clearly, and workmen partake Of
the same general character rs the rest OF the esab.
lshment, and are masters OF their business We fully
believe that your acquaintance with Us Will but con.
nrm the impression we have ieebly endeayored to
convey, and VIC respectfully solicit your patronage
n. n. J0RDAs,) II. N.JohDAN W.
q. T. JORDAN,
MILLEN JOSH ... .rt
Dover, N. H., June I, 'e5.
Persons living In the eastern part OF York county
will bear In mind that II N. Jordan Co.'s crackers
can be obtained at the stores OF Pierce Seaman,
Saco, VIM Moody, kennebunkport, and Chas. Kim.
ball, Kennebunk village. 2ju
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22
8. D. q Il. M. sMlrH,s
American Organ

MAKES HOME ATTRACTIVE,
nd refues md cIcvates shc ssiads Of all.
BEAUTIFUL N IT'S APPEARANCES AND uvpcn.
nIIEsY INSTRUMENTS proncuncs by competent tde-
i e., the Bissr REED INSTRUMENTS manufactured In
Fuir acid at Rochester, NJ and r-ived the riRsT PRE-
MUM over the whole catalogue exhibited, Dcluing ins-
m-nts the osate manufacturers throughout this
country.
Wiii he most perfect confidence cali The attention Of
the public % the AMRiCAN ORGAN as an instrument long
dcsirui In the Family Circle, anil with patent improve
ents adapted 10 all kinds q Music especially To IA
cred Music with It's sustained toncs and hannones much
desired AMI sought for In American homes.
The AMERICAN ORGANS superior n all other instr,
ments Of the Kind In many mp~tant Particular.
They are superior In their greater ulDcss and cmTeness
quckpss Of action, and elasticity q TOUCH rendering them
perfect In rapid movements
They superior In quality anil beauty of tone and when
controlled by the Double Bsiors and Biow Pedals Knee
Swell &C. the most charming effects can he produced, rum the
sorst whisper 81 the an harp the full volume and pow
e. q the Church Organ thus enabling the y~rner give
expressions to lie fouBi In any other Instruments.
The Trfmoio Stop has pleasing AMI beautiful variety
pathetic In quality appealing u the tender emotions Il the
soul producing Effects the most charming and soothing Is
the perfer full oonr u the tone, enabling him graduate
rom the Paaisso to the Fortssmo al pleasure, and
blns the effect 81 the Expression Stop II the French Organ In
the AMERICAN ORGAN, more perfectly AMI easily managed.
with all these combinations AMI improvements II Double
Bellows, Pedal. anil Swell the AMERICAN ORGAN excels
capacity Of full Orchestra, and In the hands q master Il
capable of the most complete orchestral effects.
d. Pc N d,
being the only authorized Agent sell the aioye Instruments
In York county, the pubic invited call examine the
American Organs, ut No. Crystal Arcade BLiefori, Me. -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22
" 0ssfel.

I want moor POLES, Sand u fset white O~k Ana
Walnut fsf .hIeh fsir price will b plvsu. Amply
to cOLB DuRSliAM, Liberty street. BiddsforJ or
10 WA. STEVENSON
u Ferry Road Ssoo
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22

@~Cr For fourteen years Spaldng,s
KOoE Rosemary has held u high rank a
pure, uniform and reliable. IL Is
N n NV Warranted list, To beautify the
MI AK n hair. I'd, To curl hair elegantly.
3D. To remove dandfhf effectuAl.
w. 9Th, To restore the hair 10 bald heads. 5th To
force the beard and whskers To grow. 9Th. To pro
vent the hair rom falling or 9Th, To cure all dis
eases OF the scalp sth To prevent the hair turning
grey 9th, To cure headache. 10th. To kill hair
eaters II has done and will do oil this II You are
not satisfied, Try 1t. Prepared by EDWARD III:
SKINNER, NJ. d. (Sole PIoprietorl at his Medical
Warehouse, % fremont 81, Boston, Mass. Sold every
where. ylOeo
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-22

P.R Ihavs The exclusive right Of sale In Bidde-
lnrd Cor Fishes Patent Metallic burial Gases.
Biddeford. Me-. April. 1864. yis
, 1865-09-16
REMEDY FOR TEE CATTLE r1AGCK.

We have further news this morning about
the cattle plague The Russian Government
has informed foreign powers that hencetor.
ward all cattle leaving Russia will bc exam
MED, and each one exported will be provided
with certificate OF health. Ems Of our Con
-suls. General sends, also, the important inior-
nation that water impregnated with i1ou i a
remedy for the disease. This discovery. was
smadc by observing that the cows on q certain
farm, where chalybeat spring existed, never
took the ma1ady. Quantities Of rusty iron
were then put into the waters in the surround
Ing country, and the cattle affected soon re-
covered. Il Is greatltto be hoped that this
news may be correct, for we are panic.struck
about this mysterious disease.
:. DEATH OF JUDGE HALLIBURTON.
Judge Halliburton, author Of st Sam slick, y
died last Sunday OF late years be has been
q, member Of our House Of Commons, and q
staunch supporter Of tory principles and gov
ernment. I think that no living man
has done 50 ;rnich toward bringing America
aud Americans into diErepnte In this country
as Judge Halliburton his description is our
national idea Of the much condemned "Yan'
kee, and he will be held responsible by pos
te1ity for much Of the .'l1l.feeling which has
existed between our two countries. But,
peace to lfs bones; and may the Judge Su-
prcme forgive him all his sins, especially this
one. Ar. Halliburton had been In declining
health for some time past, and his death tat
sixty-eis years Of age,) was not unexpected.
- LATEST STATE or TIE xARKErs.
...~. WxpsEspA1, Aug. Mth-ip. m.
Eugi,th eonsols have advanced 1-1sth to 18th
PEI csat and some Of tie chief British lines i TO
s1eut has occurred IA Spanish securities. The
sazrs q The financial Companies are still inquired
atter. Consols nEc noW quoted 1t s9a@99X, both
for money and the account {Sept- -
Illinois Railway shares are IN demand, aud hare
ndsanoed 70 f6hGSsY; United 6tates SO bonls
and Efie Railway tha=ea are a1to drmets The
former at g8H H4e9i, aid ahe hitter at s31fGets.
Atlantic a1d treat Western debentuses a1e ualtef.
ed 81 65M@s6H.
The French three per cent rates opened This
pousnce. -.
Confederate Cotton Loan, 7G9c
INK Ht.1f I.