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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27

= OaT-oN TUESDAY, THE lsrH sEPTEMBEk
IL is6s an ordinary Pocket Diary, containing sniah
,nnt ~ Money a M nber Of Receipts and MemorandA
and the following described n tes which the polls are eau
siod ainst trading negotiating M Inree rotes
IS y 1861 drawn by t. d. Ven Horn TO his own
sr and by hin ndorsed for hundred dollars escn sno
grswn by Ms Van horn to her own order ana ~ ne
sSs.y AZ one wear after date March 1907 ana
~ V,stur by Gotschalk Magner, notary public Tor
Eve hundred and thirty dollars enc note 'o ssns bd
ss AZ sne year after (sept Is ls6o drawn spd IN
Sorsed as sbove marked Ne variatis ~ ,tb FsSrn
sy ss drawn BY T. Ven Horn TO the order q ns
s S.srs enc note Of = Lobdell In favor o. ha,oy
Tyas for two hundred and CITY dollars mos aa.e
hosos Of which notes have been PAID out nor
srssIed III Suder welcome 10th money sno NJ p y.
an additional award upon returning 'ne Di~A' INV
n 10 Van noru "a Camp street.
r Osr-oN THURSDAY 18th. sL Jsa Hss
II 49,, H,und answers TO the name OF Jeu,
niece cut out Of the bottom Of his len ear an leather
s. ps o his breast hen lost ne nsa On I,n hin
White ~ sder viii be suitably rewarded on ieAs ~
af 81 Race strest
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GnAI" DRYING AND Mailing KILN
100 NEW LEvEE AND Oh FULTON STREET.

prepared dry and clean from mould and vssvi all
kinds Of Grain Malt. Coffee Peas Beans ETC. dry sunken
Csrrees ripen Green Grain leaving matured
IN the fed eradicate offensive smells from natural decay,
guaranteeing not burn scorch VII do such work bet
ter and ct price than 1t done in other cities ss my
process and patents acknowledge By al Who have seen
them to be superior to all othen.
lam also ready 70 erect sell nghts under patents
for Grain Drying Mating at reasonable rstea Elevator
men will find these SUPERIOR MACHIsEs, there being no
sxtrs fires required except the ordinary ones for power Ths
ssvng Is immense fuel. insurance rsks and labor
For furthsr information apply TO
ALFRED W. J. MASON,
100 New Leves and 81 Fulton street.
sThis is superior Machine for drying Sugar, Corn and
her subssances -Iscisntife American
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PnILIP LYNCH. UHDEErAKER.
% 81. CHARLES STRICT.

MssaIiie, Mahogany. Black walrut and Plain cofhns
avsys on haDd Bodies Embslmsd md carefully shipped
Papsr attended 10 In person. end bs hopes b. se ssn
tioa 10 obtain share Of public patronage
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spECIAL NOTICES.

-Ohice Of the General Saperi tea ode MT,
New Orleans Jackson and treat North.ra halroai-New
Orleans Nov "a lS6S-Freg.t will be received Il the New
Cslicpe street unit N, daily. Sundays excepted
Fieghs received after &. will be shipped follow
ing day, - T. \ WILLIAMS,
General Superintens ent
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-Wome MutueE Ipsu~aee Company OF
New Orleans, New Orleans fov ~ l565-Puoic notice
hereby given that in conO nifty with ce ~ Of tbs Char
ter of this Company eon for Twelve Trustees to
fer tw I've months the LIST day of February 1862 will be
held nj the Once Of the Company, No. rs Camp street.
MONDAY the It'll day Of December next the
Of 10 O'Clock N. and O'Clock P. n.
A. W. HUNTER Secretary.
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LOeT--STOLEN--FOUND.

COX REWAKD-sIRAYsD FROM A. The ibi Eo GoH
e. the sd inst, O'Clock. young sErrEk BITCH nns
s 81 White on the The above reward will De PAID
an he delivery dog to No ls Common street. seeend
floor
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Am UsEMENTS..
NEW OPERA HoUsE-BouRBoN STREET
Friday Evening. November ca, 1855.
eOunods Grand OPERA in i've acts.
FAUST.
Doors open a. s O'Clock osonm.nce :. y osSel on.
att Lszssus's, ST. Char.es street.
Tickets purchased for Last Monday Night win be received
given 10 max" up tor zane
CT. eHAk LES THEATER.
BEN
cHAblks Lessee and AAnsge
Friday Evening. Nov. "a. 1865.
A GREAT DOUBLE BILL FOR THE BENEFIT OF
MISS FANNY PRICE,
Who will appear in two entirely original characterEDNA
EARL in "a dramatizston of Augusta J. Evsnss Great
Novel of ST ELMO and her artistic and thrilling persona
ton Of HELEN RoLLEsr0N, in FOUL PLAY.
SATURDAY and sUNDAY-Last nights of Miss FANNY
B. PRICE, and Gres, Sensation Of
Fsul Play.
MONDAY, Nov SC. ". CoULDOCK sndDAUGHrER.
Box ONCE open from 10 O'Clock N. tin4P.M.
No Extra charge for reserved seats
| VARIETIEs TBEATER.
consequence Of tn. attending its revival
| the beautiful Irish drama o..
| Arrah-na-Pogue
| FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, Nov. ~ and Is
Grand Family Matinee
| CADEMY OF MUsIC.
sYALDING BIDWELL.... ..Proprietors and Managers
klfJkEpGE -. easu.o.'
Thursday, Nov. "a, 1883.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON
Brilliant Mespge OF ssngs Dances and Ethiopian Bur
| Iesques .Unabsted Success OF
MILE TURNOUR.
In deererc e TO requests to the Management
by many who have been restrained from VII
wonderful and peri eats OF he III hrOO
through ccident to the daring young 6ymnss
they respectfully that hereafter NEt OF sum-
DIMENSIONS TO preclude ali danger
the Of the most md will be suspended penesh
the Tapeze upon which the Queen of the Ar performs the
most dangerous of Gymnaste Acts ..- .,o., arm
The New Comedy, in one act, entitled HOME thOM DE-
| WAR and the Beautiful WHITE FAWN BALLeT Diver
tisement. - - xr ID
| Cayanaueh. entitled NEW ORLEANS BY GAsLl9HI,
hits life like characters, start ing sensa
tions and comic portraituies
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THE NEW STORE, at the corner Of Front, Common and
Canal streets. ..."
THE FoUR-sToRY STORE, ct the corner Of Canal,
New Levee and Common streets.
THE LARGE STORE, with iron shutters, adjoining
Messs Bostick seymours hardware store, fronting on
Front and Fulton streets.
FOUR THREE-sToRY STORES, newly painted, Nos.
"A to 30 on Poydrss street, between Fulton and Front
THE THREE-sToRY STORE. at the corner OF Front
and Lafayette street, running through to Fulton street.
-FOUR STORES Bsronne street, opposite the National
TheateL
THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, No. lis
pauphin street, newly painted
THE STORE, with Dwelling, at the corner OF Chsrtres
and St Philip Streets occupied for thirty
pharmacy by Me-
Possession given INN stately. Apply TO
AvENDANO BROS, 1855 Common street
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Hank OF america, New Orleans, July
lst accordance with sections "a and 50 OF the act
ned To establish general system OF free Bank
IN the STATE of approved March Is 1863 notice
hereby given to the cldsrs OF the circulating notes o. this
8ank duly audited usder the provisions OF said act 20
The .ae Al the king House Office of the State
Auditor purpose OF redemption within one year from
otherwise c funds deposited ~ ad BANK 10, s<o
purpose viii be reclfimed ). T. hohft nash1.
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Homo pnbiieo THE
ling Society meet now in the
church, on EvERY FRIDAY
tn, ATTY O'Clock.
.tte.d punctuslly the meeting to
he 9th inst.
IsA. THARP, Secretary.
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT-FuRNIsHED ROoM-AN EXCEL
lent furnished room cheap airy and camtortsoie IN
quiet house and convenient TO the Inque at No
Euterpe street.
Los RENT-Two PARLoRs, OR A. PARLoR
and Bed three ess os B esE Ms and %
Ccpti streets. Apply on the premises
NOR RENT-wIrH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A
large and handsomely furnished Room over the 'front.'
psrlor and opening wide balcony Apply a. &c. 0S 81
Joseph street. between St Charles and Csrondelet
ISOR REsT-THE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE.
No 81 Commercial Place Of ST. Charles street,
windows st. Charles street. opposite Masonic Hal. suit
sse in the wall It has years occupied ~ VIM fhieI
architect PO'session gwen LIST November next FOR terms
Charles street, front ONCE.
ITO RENT-rHREE VERY DE sIRABLE OFFICES
on the second Of the New Orleans Mutual
Company Canal and Camp Apply at the ONCE OF the
company.
Brick Dwelling House. No SIS Chstres street. ST.
Ferdinand been put in good order has gas and water
Of g. and the Rampant street cars within two
squares Rent 500 per snnum PAYABLE S
sT'' 500 % months 'n' ''' per "'A'A 'A' l -
T,OR REKT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH TO
4 Rent Canal street,; Nos II, IA and l Rent moderate
Apply to 81 Magazine street.
CoK RENT-rHAT LARGE ooMxoDIoUs AsD
well ventilated house situated Tivo Circle between
Delord and ST. Charles dormery Nayadesl streets Having
all sides abundance OF wen
suited for family boarding house school, For terms etc.
apply to J. g Wire, at this ONCE.
EOR RENT OR LEAsE-THE LARGE AND
we'll known United States Hotel opposite the Pontchsr
train Railroad depot Eysian Fields street between VIC
tory To enteprsng Keeper this pop
uar establishment win be leased for term Of Apply
70 O. e. 0irardey 4 Co. II Exchange Place
INDR RENT-FAMILIESA AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be accommodated with large airy front Rooms with or
vithout board Also day Tive large front
that connect with aiding doors Parties Wishing TO furnish
would do ws 70 call d ~ Canal street, corner o.
Liberty. slf
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Crescent iCty Bank : New Orleans.
June IS ssin with sections 8. and IS Of An
Of Free Banking In the State Of LouisisnA"
approved March 1855 sosiss a hereby s ven
Bani duly audited ader the provisions Of said act TO pre-
mt the Banking House, At the once OF the
ase Auditor for purpose of redemption within one
vsar from otherwise the FUNDS deposited oy SAID
6euk for said purposs will be reclaimed.
CHAS. FAURIE. JR-. Cashier
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CoUATRY MERcHANTV
AND PLArrERS HARDWARE,
a sss xAss HOES
Hollow WARE
200 English and French Double Bsrrssd SHOT GUNS
500 Best t:sI.s peuSi..ssIIsisd SHOT GUNS SIS
" ' 's'.''N TxiIos ShGkcafEi,
Il Magazine street, opposite st. James Hotel.
The First Premum-a Gold Meda-wss awarded to at
the Louisiana State Fair. for the best display of Firearms
OILs, Drugs. WHITE LEAD. ETC.
100 barrel. LINsEEp OH.
6 r G3sR siE a ss er
30 tons WHITE LEAD in kegs and cans.
70, ALoSHol+ ruRPENrIHES Sy5T 4 Prison.
'0' sale" s and y y GrasisT street.
TO ARRIvE................. ARRIVE.
$50 Tons No l ITALIAN MARBLE BLOCKS and SLABS
Mark-w and W.
For ,aieby CHARLES q. CARRIER
RUTTER. CHEEsE, BUCKwHEAT.
We have hand and receiving large csnsign
ments of Choice Goshen BUTTER, Il. d. CHEESE and
BUCKwHEAT. which Offering to the trade at low
figures GOODRICH RAILEY, Grocers
6s Common and a usnsl strest.
PEELEA'.
LONG STAPLE COTTON SEED.
We win sell this celebrated Cotton Seed
or at Peelers Landing hikeR's Bend the Mississippi
river, a. the option Of the purchaser.
BRITToN MOORE. Cotton Factors,
g. CArondelet street.
DR. n. III. KNAfP,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Has Removed to No. ITO Canal Street.
And giving his undivided the practice Of his
profession operations performed according 10 the latest
scientific Improvements in the and at reasonable prices
operations for the thirty years In this
city is well known IN require comment from himself
Teeth extracted without pain.
BOARD OF THE COMMIssiOSERs
CONSOLIDATED DEBTS OF NEW ORLEANS.
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New Orlesns Nov 81 ls6s-roce 1, hereby given that In
conformity 10 Article No Of the Charter of this Company
election for twelve ire COS t. fer the uing
the FIRST Monday In bruary viii be hAld tbs
ONCE Of the Company. n 81 Camp street, M0sDAY,
the 7th day December between the hoLrs II 10
aId2P.E 1HOs AsDEkS N, Secretary.
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M.ren.nt. HANK, Oct. oh, IL

Merchantg hank, Oct 9th, IBbr-
Tn ,onformity with 5th september 1858
before LIE GeTdeur, Jr notary public In this city, su
serpon books will be oFSned daily az the oankn house OF
from the 4IXTH DAY OF OCTOBEh 10 the
FOIIRTH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1868, from 9 o'clock N.
70 O'Clock p. for fhe disposal OF Three Hundred ana
thirty Thousand indred and Sixty Dollars $3.50 SOD
OF Stock being Of the increase Of the capital OF
aid Rank 10 be divided Of 800 each payable
ows Twenty per at the time Of subscribing and ten
r cent every thereafter until paid By article eighth
n The charter Of the the actual stakeholder shall have
the privilege during sixty Of taking additional shares In
TH0S l. DIX, Cashier.
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- The Pontehq rtrsin Railroad Comp any
and deliver all fre ght which oe
For the present the m New Depot and
NO r. L, NJ and and n. Leaving the Lake End at
GEORGE PANDELY.
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TUHKIP sEED........ ....TUxHiF sEkD.
LAxpRErHs NEW CROP, growth Of iss, Just rsesi'sd
Whs Flst Dutch Turnip; Red Top Turnip Large 0ses
Furtn: Purple Top yellow Rita BagA
II. HAFNER,
lO8 81 Charles ssreet.
Opposite B. Charles fhsstsr.
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mt,zeu. :Bans OF Lou,.iana. Ne

C.tizeus, HANK OF Louisiana, Now
Orleans August 1854 A. meeting OF the Board OF Dtr.c
tors held this dividend Of 1--WE Per Gent on the cpa
stock Banking Department was declared payable 70
~ .ssh sockholders o. and atsr MONDAY. 10th inst
W. J. L. DELERY. Cashier.
-Uuton Bahk Of Lousseaua-New Or.
sans July Il 1S68-A msctt OF the Beard o. d. ectors
shis day Dividend O. TIL REE cent was declared payA
e's On anu sA'ei 'H' M GEO. A. FREREr, Cashier.
- NfHce New Orleans GasIight Company,
June ls-At eeng Of the Board OF directors TINS
day dividend Of File Dollars share was declared rom
she profits Of the last VIZ months payable 70 OF
s,r lsgal and after the LIST Of July
WIN. 8. BROWN, Treasurer.
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sThis is superior Machine for drying Sugar, Corn and
her substanees n-Iscsntne American
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FROM CINCINNATI.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
Burning of Four River Steamers-Loss,
Sl5O,OO0.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 6.-About 2 o'clock this
morning q fire broke out at the stern OF the
steamer Delaware, moored at the Eureka Dry
Docks, and spreading rapidly over the whole
boat communicated to the steamer Potomac,
lying at her side. The two boats were soon
wrapped in flames, against which no effective
opposition could be brought to bear by the few
people who were on the shore. A gang Of men,
thinking to save the Potomac, boarded her, and
cut her loose. She was unmanageable, however
and in few minutes time drifted down to the
steamers Ezra Porter aud the Pine Grove, and
in short time they, too, were enveloped in
flames.
An alarm was quickly sounded, but so much
time was consumed in getting the engines and
the hose in operation that when work was COM
meEced there was no prospect OF saving any OF
the burning boats. The policemen and the men
on shore gave their attention to the steamers
that were lying near, and by their exertions the
Bostona, the Westmoreland, the Wild Duck, aud
several other smaller crafts were out from their
moorings, foated down the river, and we're out
of danger. The fremen did all in their po wer
to save the four boats, but their efforts were
unavaling. The Potomac, the Delaware, the
| Ezra Pastor, the Pine Grove. and several barges
| were burned to the waters edge Loss estimated
| at Sl50, 600,
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FROM JAPAN.
Changes In the Political Aspect - The
stotsbsshi Family Again i'm Power
MtkadO n Prisoner.

YOKOHAMA, Japan, July 4, via San Francisco,
August 6, 1868.-The United States store ship
Onward arrived at San Francisco from Yoko-
hama with dates to the 4th of July. Since last
advices the political condition Of Japan has
changed materially. The Southern confederation
has been defeated whenever they came in conflict
with StotsbashI's friends. Yeddo and Yokohama
are again under the control of the Tokugowa
stotsbashi family. The Mikado has been con.
veyed TO Kioto. KanganokamI one of the
principal supporters of the late Tycoon, is
marching to Kioto with large force. Stotsbashi
has been requested to resume the Tyconate but
has refused. The Office was then offered to
Romesaboro, boy six years old, and one
OF the three branches OF the Tokugowa
family, but his father refused the honor,
saying that he denied the authority OF
the Mkado to appoint the Tycoon. Toe
Mikado Is now prisoner at Kioto aud is in
charge OF the Mia, high priest. The probabili-
ties are that in less than two davs Stotsbashi
will have it all his own way. 1t has rained
necessarily all the last month aud the crops are
considerably damaged, consequently rice and
flour command high prices. Leon Roches, late
French Minister, left on the 23d ult
The United States men-o-war in port are the
PIsquatoqua, Iroquois, and Maumee. Arrived,
barques Zingaree, Blanche, and Italy, from Car
ditf barques Velocity, and Lanercast, and ships
ParmeDio, and Alexandria, from London; ships
F. Hersey, and Uncle TObev, from New York f.;
Ship Valley Forge, from London.
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New York stock Quotatlons, 1P. u
Received by telegraph from G5lendinning
Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, Aug. 6.-The Flour market con.
tinues to be characterized by extreme quietude,
but we have no quotable change to note in
prices. The demand is limited to the wants
home consumers. who purchased several nun-
dred barrels at 81 50@S'25 for superdne; sS"%saa
925 for extras; S9@l1 so for low grade an cbo,ce,
Northwestern extra family; $iO00l2 IN for Pew.
sylvania and Ohio do. do; and ol2aI4 for tencv
brands, according to qusr.cy. Rye FIonr com1
Corn Meai. >'''Nins ooins ~
There is no new feature to present In tho
Wheat market Sales of red at S2.4502 so and
2OOO bushels Michigan white at S265. Rive NAV
be quoted at 81 sl7O@lS0 per bushel tor Pennsvi.
Vania: Corn 1s scarce and firm. Sales OF yellSw
al Sl'M@l25. Oais are in moderate reonasrr
with sales at 9O@92c. for Pennsylvania and 81
for goo bushels new Delaware. Nothine doing
in Barley and Malt NoAns
Bark is steady, with sales OF No. Quercitron
at S66 per ton. "o-oA'hon
Provisions are quiet, but prices well sus.
tanned. Pork sells at 500 50030 for mess. ~
Whisky is unchanged.
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THE SEA BIRD.
Descent of Diver and the Discovery OF
the Hull.

The Chicago Republican of August says:-
Nearly tour months ago, in the cold. gray
dawn OF pitiless April morning, the shoulder
ing, blackened hull of that which o few hours
before had been a staunch steamer drifted
helpless wreck upon the icy waters of Lake
Mit higan, and soon sauk forever into its
chilling embrace. Almost one hundred souls
went out that morning to meet their Creator.
and of the poor spirlt-deserted tenements of
clay left floating upon the surface, or sinking
into the deep dark depths of the lake, only enc
has as yet been recovered. Until within a few
days, no steps have been taken towards ex-
amIning the fate OF the Rl-tated Sea Bird.
Last sabbath morning the propeller G. j.
Truesdell, belonging to the Goodrich line.
steamed from this city to the closing scenes of
that fearful disaster, and on arriving there,
soupdings were made for some signs of the
sunkeD boat. 1t was found lying iu the same
spot where it has lain since it went down, about
three-fourths of a mile from snore, and som @
four miles tb is side of Waukegan.
An expert diver had been taken on board the
Truesdell, and, having made the necessary ar.
rangements, he was lowered to the wreck. He
bad been below but few N oments when he
made SIGNS to have stout line let down to
him, and this being DONE, one end of it was
made fast to the iron safe of the Sea Bird
which was soon landed ou the deck of the
Truesdell. The diver returning, reported the
sunken vessel to be lying partially on her side,
broken in twain about midshlps, and that after
Il careful search he had been unable to find any
bodies. The safe was broken open, aud dis
covered to be entirely empty, the terrible heat
of the burning boat having entirely consumed
all the papers, including the passenger list,
stored in 1t, and thus destroying every clue as
to the exact number VINO persisted. The safe
itself is nothing but stout iron box, intended
TO be burglar-proof, but not made to stand
extreme heat. 1t is badly rusted aud battered,
and now lies just outside the Office of the Good
rich line, near Rush street bridge.
Having finished the examination of the safe.
the diver was let down for the second time and
attached the line to the anchor of the Sea Bird,
which was also hauled on board the propeller.
Further investigation was brought to a close by
the rising of q. high wind, and the Truesdell
returned to this city. There is a probability
that the search will be continued at some future
day, though the certainty of not being able to
discover anything additional concerning the
number and names of the lost will tend some
what to deter further inquiry. There can be no
stores of value lett upon her, and as the bodies
OF those passengers that were carried do Wn
with the boat have all been washed away there
is little left upon the sunken hulk of the i'll
fated Sea Bird to tempt continued investigation.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICR OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
UhnIahaV- AnRnaL q 1853. Z

There is no falling of in the supply of money
and no change in the rates. There are large
sums seeking investment on call at 4@5 per
cent
There is, with few exceptions, frmer tone in
the markets, especially for imported commodi-
ties, based on the upward movement In gold,
though all efforts to enhance prices meet With
considerable resistance. In fact, the mutations
of gold constitute the most serious element in
the disturbance of values at present.
Government and State loans were stronger,
with more inquiry. City loans were firm at
1O3t0lOSl for the new, and 992 for the old
issue.
Railroad shares were quite active, and Read.
ing sold up to 46i, an advance of IL from the
lowest point; Camden and Amboy Railroad ad-
vaUced 4; Catawissa Railroad preferred, 4; aud
Philadelphia and Erie 1.
In Canal stocks the only change was In lie.
vance Of /,