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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-29
MENNERCHOR SOCIETY
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 80,

In order to insure the most perfect and comp etc
'''',ro Vo Wv RULES EGILATIoEs;
and ire entire academy viii be reserved for the
subscIiDtion and Men bers, Tickets, s5, will
ADMIT ONE GENlLkMAN AND one LADY.
Additional Ladies tickets, 81:
ThE TGE' YoGRG STP G. sIRsSIPss Fl HALL
r. WITTIG No. 6sS CHESNUT street
EsIET e. ana @oFEE Streets
CHILDREN ADMlTTTsElpk Tslk p oYLY ON LADIES'
NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD Al, THE Ao ADEMY.
0 o clock.
NE PARQU EfiE CIRCLE. AND DANCING FLOOR
w1 be rom the right while the exit will be the cit
So NO AZ FIBs6S 5SS'uS Will Ah 81 ADMITTED TO THE
LOWER Il PAET MAsk 9E 6h 6RE p6S{SG 6SESG EXCEPT
until the signal given to unmask
oor Who is not in fancy dress or With conntenance
elher wholly partially masked, until the Comm ttee
dispense with ne same By gysn S4a. signal Unit such
masked counenance sit either in the parque circle,
or in any other parS OF the house A., -, -
instruction OF the Floor Managers:
Ine . ayers request the participants at the Ball to
observe .ns following instructions;-
At the 'sna' sFiSRsnnS sFRnSGG iGT !hS ScARsIy%L atfasf
all persons reQues ed to leave the STAGE PORTION
his RUE Necessary in order to enable the Managers
40
PRINCE AND HIS RETINUE.
cARRI4 GFs viii set down heads South and take up
ht ads North
lie subcommittee OF the Committee OF Arrange
ments Will be in sess on at the NATIONAL GUARDS
HALL. TODAY. TO receive communications and COM
plete lhe arrangements ior the Bal
The Managers take pleasure in assuring their lends
TICKETS ARE LIMITED
i'm number no apprehension need be entertained of
NJ M TTTRS hsS VIII AZ Issued TO PER-
SONS LEAVING HE ACADEMY -
N. B.-Mr, STOLLWERK, HE NEW YORK COS
TUAlER viii have his immense stock OF Fancy dresses
at the YOUNG NlENNURCHVR HALL, FOURTH and
VINE streets, o-Gav.
PROGRAMME.
FIRST DIVISION.
!. Z he Overture, precise y at 0 p NJ.
Various Dances, Intermezzos &c.
3. Arrival OF Prince CarnVa about 10 T. NJ
4. ceremonies attending the reception of The Prince,
D. Formal opening of the Ball in honor of Prince car
niVal with POloDaise q annhauser, X WagnerC FOL
lowed by the
6. Other dances of the Programme and Intermezzos
The bail in honor OF Prince Carniva being concluuei'
SECOND DIVISION. ~
|. Announcement Oy herads OF Prince CarnlNa IN.
vltations his Hosts to taIe part in the
and Festlya arranged under his auspices.
. he Entertainments OF the Festival Dances
DeDar ure OF trmce Carnival .o..oo .ho.
lhe Committee of Arrangements huhouhSo 1h"t
masks TO be dispensed with,
5. p -omenade tunmasked)
Dances. I.
End-Z% A. NJ. -
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!-Batche Or's Hair Dye is
the best in the world The only true and perfect dye
49, harmless instantaneous, and Tella6le-produces a
spl, ndId black or natural broWn-remedies the i'll
effects Of bad dyes ana frequently restores the
npal color. So bv all druggists The genuine IS
Nor
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WITH HALF AN EYE the difference may be seen
between coarse fabric and fine one, and any one
with the moiety Of the sense OF smell will find no
difficulty in selecting Pha'on's Might Blooming
Cereus" from all the perfumes in the market. the
most delicious and refreshing Sold eyeryWhere.
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PER SONS fbout chan ging their residence can have
their II pholstering done bY practical workmen, at
the shortest notice N. B.-Carpes altered and laid,
al w. HENRY PATTRN's, No l4OS Chestnut street
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE The Rivals, with a
full cast, and Mr.. Clarke a. "BOb Acres" The
afterpiece will be Nicholas NickIeby, in which Mr.
Clarke will play:his fine artistic impersonaton oI
"Newman Noggs."
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The MERCHANTS FUND.-The Annual
Meeting OF this benefcent organization will take
place at the Board of Trade rooms, on the after
noon of the seth instant. The annual report will
be read and election for officers held.
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w & B., Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market.
w. & b Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market.
Wa B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth nd Market.
W. q b., Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
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FURNITURE reupholstered and vanished in tn
best manner, by sending It to
w. HENRY PATTEN's, No. 14Os Chesnut street.
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Pogue will be played this evening" the fine acting of
Miss orton and MIR. Glenney having given quite
new impulse 10 the public and to the piece.
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE.-The realization Of
Shakespeare's clowns will be seen this evening. Mr.
Wallet, the most artistic of Saltimbauques will
make his appearance, and prove that gonius can
exalt the ring into the highest rank of hstonic art
LA CoTERIE BLANCHE-The approac hing fest-
val of the Cotere Blanche promises to be of the
most brilliant affairs of the season. Great pains
have been taken to render the arrangements com.
plete, and avoid the dIscomtort of over-crowded
house. We congratulate the management upon the
fact of their securing the services OF w. s. Turner,
ESQ, as Floor Director and Master of Ceremonies
HIS experience in such matters and his suavItv OF
manners especially fit him for his position, and
have no fears of anything like failure when he has
the control. If lavish expenditure of money and
indefatigabe industry can secure a pleasant even
inR's entertanw ent, may reasonably hope for it
at the Coterie Blanche.
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ALL PERSONS BUYING WORKS should call at the
Evans Gift Book store. No 629 hesnut street
Books so at regular prices and a Gift worth from
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ACCIDENT.-Mrs. Dr. Hartshorn fell on the
ice at Nineteenth and Buttonwood streets last
night, and broke her ankle.
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CHILDREN's CLoTmNG-All the new STYLES
at M. Shoemaker Co.'s, Nos. and N. Eighth
street.
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CHURCH CUSHIONS made TO order in the best man.
ner and most reasonable elms, at
PATTFN's No lA08 Chesnut street
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THE NEW PHILADELPHIA MUsEUM.-The curiosi
ties OF this new place of amusement on Market
street. below Ninth, are growing more popular daily
The managers are preparing some novelties for the
coming week,
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OPINIONS OF THE BRITISH PRESS
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FUN, FOLLY, AND FRoLIc.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

The Caps and Bells in the Ascendant.
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WINDOW SHADES, suitable for Parlors Dining
TRN at the shortest notice No 1908 Chesnut street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-29

The EVANS Gift Book Store at No 62s Chestnut
street, IS the place to get Cheap Works, and valua
BILE gifts with them.
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WINDOW SHADES at reduced prices, at
w HENRY PATTEN 8, No 1908 Chesnut street
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PERELLI's AMATEUR ITALIAN OrzRA. - The
fashionable ana musical world in a state or pea
anxiety in relation to the performance of Ctd
TiSSa Harto1Ue, by Perelis pupils, TO morrow even
ing, at Concert Hail. Mr.. Perei, we perceive has
consented to dispose of limited number of single
tickets for that operauhe requests for them have been
so frequent and Importunate. They can be had only
at his rooms No. 1928 Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-29

ARCH STREET THEATRE MISS Hosmer will play
this evening Evadne," in Shells tradedy of that
name. This play was written for Miss O'Nell In
1919, and was played thirty nights IN succession.
Mr. Rankin plays "Colouua," Mr.. James "vicen-
zio," MIR. Wallis the King"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-29

HYDE'S PATENT AROMA SAVING AND
10 Condensng Family Coffee Browner, ana other
styles OF Coffee Roasters for sale by
TRUMAN & SHAW.
No. 1856 eight Thirty. FIVE MARKET ST., below Sinth.
DOR THE "PARTYn OR BALL YOU WILL
n find Curling Sticks, Curling Rods Pinching IrORs
Curling Tongs-a variety or kinds and sZestOr sale at
the Hardware store of TRUMAN q SHAW,
No S35 Eight Thrtylve) MARKET St, below Ninth
HEWLITS NEW PATENT SCREW WRENCH
TRUMAN & SHAW,
No S35 Eight Thirty -fve) MARKET St, below Ninth
" TIL E0. II . NJ > G A L L A
~ FASHIONABLE HArTER,
AT HIS OLD ESTABLIS HE'D STAND,
No. S04 CHESNUr rREET. l2h
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-29

FOYER ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Mr Wolfsohu gives
his fourth Beetho ell Matinee at four o'clock to day
In addition to Mr.. Wo fsohn's admirable brilliant.
and artistic. performance of the great master,
Madame Heller will sing two admirable classical
pieces. These matinees the most refined and
rusicallv intellectual entertainments now given
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-29

WINTER CLOTHING at reduced prices, at Charles
Stokes & 20 IS, under The Continental.
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THE CARNIVAL OF MOMUS.
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THE PEAK FAMILY-lhis fine troupe of mu-
scians and vocalists making fine reputation at
the Assembly Buildings. Their manipulation Of the
bells is something perfectly exquisite. As this is the
last week OF the performances every person should
make arrappements to 90,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-29

ELLwOoD AND WEYMOUTH TURNPIKE
This much needed improvement is rapidly ap.
preaching completion. Mr.. Colwell mas nearly
finished three and quarter miles. The sur
veyors have straighter ed the road, making the
distance much shorter. The conditions OF the
contract require that if the public build one and
a half miles OF the road, Mr.. Colwell SHOULD do
nate the three and a quarter miles: but if The
township tails to build the balance, and uses the
road, he is to be reimbursed to the extent OF
$1,000, which is something less than halt the
amount he will nave expended upon 1T.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-29

GooD NEWS FOR MIDDLE WARD. The
long.called-for public schOol-house, 50 mach
needed in Middle Ward, will no doubt be erected
the coming summer. The Board OF Education
have a bill before the Legislature asking for
power to borrow S2O,00O for that purpose II
Is said the request will be granted, with little If
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-29

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-On Saturday night,
about u o'clock, difficulty occurred between
sowe young men in the vicinity Of Front and
quences. Two Young men named Hoy were
stabbed nseveral places during the melee, which
was kept up for some time. Officer Mason sue,
ceeded IN arTesting two OF the offenders, who
were locked up. Last evening the Young men
who were injured seemed to be suffering a great
deal, and were considered to be IN quite critical
condition,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RECEIPTS OF OUR THEArREs-WHAT THE Pro.
PIE PAY FOR AMUsEMENTs.-The following are
the sworn returns of gross receipts made to the
United States Government by the three principal
theatres in Philadelphia for the twelve months end
ing December, 1861
OHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
Gross receipts, S166 05s; Tax paid, S3,22116.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
Gross receipts, S4 $780, Tax paid, 81, ,SS7'50
ARCH STREET THEATRE.
Gross receipts, S14S,s67; Tax paid, S3,17S2l.
The ChesnBt, it will be noticed, makes the largest
return. That OF the Walnut may be called the
second; for though it foots up less than the Arch
this is owing to the very small monthly returns in
the first five months made by Mrs. Garrettson.
Since Clarke and Booth assumed the management
the figures are more than tripled. In September
the receipts of the Arch S11,965; those Of the
Walnut, $4,000. In December the Arch returned
Sl32Os; the Walnut, S19,6s8
The management making the greatest profit is un-
dOubtedy that of The Chestnut, which NAV he ao-
counted for by the tact that only nethird of the
time at this theatre Is taken mp by stars" while the
Walnut and Arch are essentially "star'' theatres
and depend entirely upon that system for success,
under which regime the principal actor takes the
lions share of the profits.
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/. T.. WALRAvEN, ,
Masonic Hall,

Masonic Hail.
Window Curtains, Window Shades,
Window Curtains, Window Shades,
Window Curtains, window Shades,
Window Curtains Window Shades
J. H. WALRAvRN
No 719 Chesnut street.
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IIIERsIoN.-Seven persons were baptized
by immersion at the Tabernacle Baptist OnGrch
last evening,
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THE NEW AMERICAN THEATRE.

Mr.. Wallet, the Great English Jester,
his First Appearance Tonight.
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LAUNCHED.-A fine and substantially bull5
| schooner was launched al Port Republic, on
Saturday last, 1t is to be brought TO Philaisl.
phia to be rugged out.
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ARRIVED HoME.-Captain Absalom Adams
and family, ab en- rom the wreck OF the schooner
Emma L. Dag, of Camden, by The barque SIS
SbOO the Goth inst, reached their residence Mt
Smlthville, Atlantic county, one day last wees.
The entire crew were saved.
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FIRE ALARM.-About o'clock on Satur-
day afternoon an alarm OF fire was caused by
smoke issuing from the second story OF a dwell
ing on Federal street, below Third. Considera-
BILE clothing and other articles were destroyed.
The flames were finallv suppressed by the in
mates and neighbors, without the aid OF the Fire
Department, which was speedily represented by
the anparatus of several companies
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-29

Mr., W. F. WALLET, has had the honor OF
being presented to Her Most Gracious Majesty
the Queen, and the Royal Family ana Court, and
Is the recipient of the following Marks:-
Golden Medallion from Her Majesty the Queen,
at Windsor Castle.
Golden Cross from the King OF the French, az
Claremont
Silver Snuff Box from Birmingham, at the Gem
Tavern, Steelhouse Lane.
Diamond Ring from Sheffield, al the Amphi-
theatre.
Silver snuff Box from the Flying Horse Hotel
Nottingham.
Massive Vase from New Orleans given by DAN.
RICE, the great American Clown.
Splendid Service of Silver from Birmipobam. at
Bingley Hall, John Tonks, ESQ.
Diamond Ring, at the Qneen's Theatre, Hull,
Messrs. Wolienden and Melbourne.
Had the Honor to be made a Member of the
Corporation OF Hammermen, Paisley, Scot
land.
Silver Cigar Case from Bristol, Two Trees
Tavern.
Marble Bust, b. Subscription (see copies). Hull.
Massive Gold Cup, value flO0, Lion and Lamb.
Leicester.
And Golden Opinions from all sorts of People,
etc. etc.
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CARRII GFs viii set down heads South and take up
ht ads North
lie subcommittee OF the Committee OF Arrange
ments wtl be in Cess on at the NATIONAL GUARDS
HALL, O-DAH. TO receive communications and COM
plete The arraa gements Ior the Bal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-26

NEw Yonk, AHjl %.
The following is . report Of jobbers' prices from
the New York Dry Goods Exchange. The market
opens this week with Gall in many leading styles
Of domestic goods. Black silks arc quiet, with
heavy stocks ON hand. Notions and fancy goods
are rather dull, and with downward tendency
Jokbers sre anxious to sell their stocks at consid
cradle CONCESSIONS, and country uerchants can
make good terms.
Sbsetings and shirtings A SO, Csc; ;
do. IS, Csc; Appleton So, Csc; Atlantic A 81,
26c; Augusta 80, 2lc; Bedford 80, l6c; Dwight A.
SO, 31c; Great Falls N IS, Csc; Howard A 36, &c;
Indian Head SO, 25c
sheetings and shirtings Bleaehcd-Banou h
Son IS, 2Sc Bartlett's SO, 3lc; Bates Xxx IS, 4Oc;
do. BIB So, SIC; Bay Mills SO, 3Sc Canoe ~, 15c
Columbia A 80, Csc; Forestdale SO, Sac; Harris
No. !, Sc, 30c Hope SO, Soc: james SO, SIC; Lang
don ~, a2lc, do So, Sic; do 80, 27c.
Ladies SAckings-Eeicester $1,65; Middlesex
baldi Repeliants, $1,35; Excelsior, $780, Forrest
Mills. 81 SO.
Hoop Skirts-Thomeon's Crown French elastic
spring p doc. hoops, 75ca$l 90; Boulvard trail,
ebsosl 20; woven sephyr BrAdley's dspsex clip
TIC SHEA sl.O5; Emptess trail, el,75; Meyers
IXL wide tapes, 6ScaSi, do narrow tapes 43a7sc.
Dcnims-Amosgeag, 52Ac; Haymaker, IS inch,
373a42lc; do Brown, 4Oc; Manchester, SHE Un-
casville, 313c; Suffolk, 35c; warrsn brown, SIC;
Boston Manufacturing Co, s2ic; Thorndike, $50;
Hil'sborough Brown, $50.
s,! s,sII e.s WILL s.. ssi p.Rp.s ,s
Globe, 24c.
Prints-M&si~ssk ", 10, Do D. 2ie; Coehece
L, 2lc; Spragus,s frosks, 1le; Rishmond, 100;
American, Isle: Dunnells, lSc; Aliens l74s; Gar
ner I Co., No Anoslag, lie; ArpslA'A l54G
Lowell, l54c; Duchess D, 15c; Wamsutta, 144e;
Lsadoa Assr.iss sfnsSs Isle; Asiasass DO.
Print Ciotha-Evtr. unhlesched Aac. evfra
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Mr. S. B. Parks will continue his CANVASS
in this city for subscribers to Middleton's
Magnificent Oil Paintings of General Wash
ington, Martha Washington, Abraham Lin
coin, General Grant, etc. These are excel
lent hkenesses as we'll as superb pictures in
their mechanical execution. The price is
exceedingly low. The picture of General
Grant is said by all of our citizens who have
seen it and the Onion Hero, to be very cor.
rect one. The pictures are handsomely
framed, and will be an ornament in the par.
lor or studio, and every citizen Of means and
taste, should take advantage of the opportu-
nifty afforded by Mr.. Parks visit, and subscribe
for them.
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1t will be remembered that after the surrender
Of General Lee the military in Georgia captured
100000 IN gold, which claimed by the banks
OF Richmond, Va. Recent Investigations Of the
facts show, however, that few weeks before the
evacuation. the Legislature of Virginia passed a
law authorizing the said banks to loan the Con-
fede-ate Government, on the faith of the State,
$300,0e in gold, to purchase supplies for Lees
army.
This sum was placed by the respective banks to
the credit Of the rebel Government and before the
surrender of Lee. 100000 was paid, leaving $40
900 belonging to the rebel Government, with these
banks at the time Of the evacuation. The Gov
eminent, therefore, claims not only the $4,000
captured in Georgia, but also tho $248 600 in the
custody Of the banks, This is tho condition Mt
present Of the question. The notes Of these bank
have been bought up with the expectation that the
Government would replenish its title to the $.4o,
600 of gold.
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Thursday, Aprl 26, 1866.

PROGRAMME OF THE PROCESSION.
Members Of the Order will assemble at
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of Seventh and
Main streets at II o'clock P. NJ. Procession
will form under the direction Of the Marshal
and his Assistants At 2 P. NJ, the right rest-
ing on Main, and will move promptly At 2. Is
P. NJ. through the following streets: Down
Main to Second, down Second to Johnson.
ont johnson to Third, up Third to High, cut
High to Seventh, up Seventh to Chatham
Square, where the exercises Of the day will
take place. which viii consist Of singing by I
select choir Of ladies and gentlemen, prayer
by Rev Z. II. WAR1xo, Chaplain, and An
address BY Isaac n. VElrcH, Grand Sirs.
After the Close Of the exercise At the Church,
the procession will reform and march hack to
the Hall, BY the following route: Down Sew
enth to High, cut High 70 Twelfth, down
Twelfth to Main. down Main to Odd Fellow
Hall, where : collation. viii Be parsaken Of
BY the members Of the Order.
By order, Z. J. LrrcH, Msrshal
". R Mns1.' Assistants.
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Monetary Affairs.
By telegraph

Bytelegraph.l Sfw York, April 25.
Stocks show Sigh, reaction in tone from the
strength of the last two or rec days, bat With
out any important changes ii yesterdays quota
tions. The large sale Of Michigan Southern yes
terday. was only clique feiIt at the FIRST board
The principle stock is the c. = T. which the clique
bsve not recently handled. The prices held at
1851. and sold down to 1861, Closing at 4 advance
Illinois Central continues acsve, closing at ll1f
The miscellaneous list lie dull n. Y. Central Foee
Z, and exhibits. upward t.ndeney in spite Of
the non signing Of the fare bE BY the oyernment.
Erie sold at -, and subsequently declined the
rumors of further decline 10 London. Hudson
firm, and closed At 1 advanc<. The Government
list is less activc but still fr; s. sof I'd and Sd
issue are better; 10 40s closing at lo64. Money
is without decided change, some Of the bankers
are seeking borrowers 1t 4 per cent. for round
sums, but otherwise lenling 1t per cent
Among private bankers the rate is 4a5 per cent.
There is some enquiry for exchange, tho leading
drawers have advanced their uotations upon those
Of yesterday: prime bankers 90 days sterling il
quoted at l0S. Francs, losg date, 5233a5,2i.
Stocks are generally 6rmes sitter morning and af
ternoon sessions. Gold is in more demand on
loan, the rate per day being per cent.