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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

The following well told truth is FROM
the Chicago Repa6hedn: " Whether the
people will or net, the local paper is
their representative abroad, their am
basssdor 10 foreign parts, by which
they must be judged. Let them tax n
patriotic interest in giving il news, CO.
operation and patronage lk every
other duty performed, il will pay in the
long run.N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16
ASTRONOMICAL PsosLrx.-The Al

ASTRONOMICAL PRoBLrN.-The Ala
asks: Has the conjunction Of Saturn
aud Jupiter had anything to do with
the late extraordinary weather? They
were to get into close quarters on April
10th. We pause for a reply, but are
satisfied that some little time will have
to elapse before n satisfactory answe is
returned. According to Prof. Delisser,
who foretold the late earthquake Mt ia
maica, there ought to be some terres-
trial disturbances about this time, but
il is easier to assert q cause and effect
than TO prove the connection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16
DATES TO, LAP.

Municipal Electiou nt Trenton, V. J.
x-TRsxTox.-April .l3.-TLaAty election
to-day resulted in the choice of the en-
tire Democratic tGkst 10y about two
hundred majority, with u majority Of
the CoHmSr Ganrsl. q RJY0H
~ CssssffEsua dfatnst srintsa:
WASHINGTON, April IA. Griddle
has eutered.u Appearance ford6fsndant
in the case of Lorenzo Thomas against
ESantonfor dApagesf bfuplaxfai srse{s
Merffek &-Gox for plsintm say Tho cnse
will possibly he placed on the May dock
ot'0f the Circuit court. %
.Ano,Lcr Military Order by Gen. Meade.
ATLANTA, Ga, April l3.-General
Meade has issued orders requiring Reg
~istrars to receive the votes Of those
whose names have been stricken from
the lists without proper cause. He says
he will not permit frauds by registration.
FiattcriaS Testlmonial'to Stanton
HARRIsRuRa, April ia communi-
cation signed, BY Goyuuor Geary and
all the Republican members of both
Houses, has been addressed toNSenator
cameron, ask,ug nlm ~
succession O. Sens'os ure,'o ~ =
idency ana the r~eorsaa,hs,.oh OF sns
Cao'nes, 20 reeommenu 'ue urns' y,
stanton row' 'nS. ""s 'o '.e ,i'".
department. INC omunun,e".l' ga.
presses graIi!uue 70 e""''" !" '''""'
highly hattering 70 nun
Arrival or Serssans a.eess % ySnsnlnston
IDea'on.lon o. a oS'" Sn".""
mAshiSoIos IAput 49, SsrsNSn'
n"tes' mno nus os01 ',y,Is .uo H"
IONA a"s ~ @ ~"
It,ee 'vu"' - "1' 80 A-o"S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

GRANT has settled the question OF a
probable delay in tho Impeachment
trial. Some one told him johnson was
going to ask time to sand OF to Alaska
aud other ends OF the earth for wit.
nesses. "What's the use Of that?'
said the General. "He can prove him
self anything he wants to by Wsllss,
Randall and McCulloch ]"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

"GRASr Has SroxES."-Such is the
beading Of numerous articles that come
to hand in our State and Eastern ex-
changes. Yes, Grant hasspoken, and
when he speaks he says something.
The people have spoken also, aud while
Grant has said the people, the people
have said Grant. They are one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

THE Governor and Republican mem
bers of the Pennsylvania. Legislature
have united, in a written request, that
United States Senator Cameron use his
influence to have Stanton changed from
the head Of the War Department to the
head Of the Treasury Department, in
the event Of Wade's succession 10 the
Presidency and tho reorganization of
the Cabinet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

The LATEST TERMINAL RuxoR.-Thc
latest rumor concerning the location Of
the terminus Of the Pacific Railroad,
leaves Oakland aud Hunters Poiut alike
out in the cold. It is, that the Central
Pacific Railroad Company expect to be
allowed the light Of way 6nly over Goat
Island to the summit, from whence they
will throw a suspension bridge across
tho Bay TO the summit Of Telegraph
Hill, and thence run their track by an
easy descending grade spirally around
ria Russian and Clay street Hills to
South Beach, where they Nll bring up
chock-a-block alongsfds Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company's wharf. ave
don't put implicit faith III the ramor,
but likelier things than that have come
to pass before now.-S. p. Ala.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

ORrGoS.-The Republican nominees
in Oregon are For Congress, David
Logan /; Presidential Electors, Wilson
Bowlby, A. B. Meacham, o. Jacobs
District Judges, John Kelsay, w. W.
Upton; District Attorneys, D. NJ. Ris-
don, ]. C. Powell, A. c. Gibbs, c. N.
Foster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

PHys1otoas-s A,er patient ahd'close
inquiry have arrival a. the c%onclusiop.
that. the power of the entire man, his
vitality, is ~ mach expended by two
hours or deep mental effort ne by a
whole day Of ordinary bodily laboE-I )
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

tbs GOLD Hill Nrws has begun its
tenth volume. Il Is an entcrpriSing in;
%stitution, strenuous for the LEGAL inter-
ests by which Il Is surrounded, and
merits, Al we hearthy.hope it may re-
ceive, the continued liberal support Of
the Gold Hillsrs.-Car,oa Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

AN cnterprisiug and ingedious Illi-
noisan of the romantic name Of Virgins,
has had seven young women under
promise of marriage to him in tho same
village OF the same time, two Of them
being sisters, and in each case had an
ticipated his marital privileges. He de.
parted between two days, aud at present
there are scyen young Japhet Wigginses
in search Of n fugitive father.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

ScuLISxE, the real estate agent who
skunk away from San Francisco last
week with 81, 200 belonging to a poor
widow, was arrested at Jacksonville,
Santa Cruz county, on Saturday last,
and taken to San Francisco. Nearly all
the money was recovered. The scoun-
drel had deposited Sl,45O of it in San
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

FouR membcrs Of the Kentucky dele
cation to the National Democratic Con-
v~entiou held commissions in the rebel
army, aud one Of them was a member
Of the Confederate Congress-. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

Soxr Western papers objected to the
biographical sketches Of General Grant,
by his father, published in the New
York Ledger. Tho wiuona (Minn.) Dem
oerai says : "Since the days OF Abraham
and Isaac, there has not been a worse
attempt BY a father upon the life OF his
offspring"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

OAKLAND ADJUSTMENTS. Kathleen
O'Neil, Mike Quinn, and several others
well kaown in Gold Hill and Virginia
City, give weekly entertainments at
Oakland, California, every Thursday
and Friday evenings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

GRAIN waxxHorsrs.-A Yolo farmer
writing TO the Californian offers his
opinion that the grain crop Of 1868 will
exceed IS, oOo, 900 bushels, and suggests
that the farmers pu, up s%torehouses in
the cities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16
LrScoLx's monument in front of the
City Hall, Washington, was dedicated
yesterday. rrr Hsy ..lEaFlsT

A REruaLicAS County Convention in
Illinois has resolved "that We do not
desire IN President whose month, like
that Of the Mississippi, is always OPEN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

AN exchange says that the difference
between President J~ohnson'and his pos
sibls successor is, that the latter is Ben.
Wade, and that the former has been
veighed-and found wanting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

: Tsr reason why the Democratic ps,ty
oppose impeachment is because they are
MAYORS Of tho quicker way of removing
Presidents .raIHa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

CHARLES MATHEWS is said to DO the
author Of the following jts d esprit:
ar hor.sassh won't sumcs TO feed the massss.
The maxi resource will certainly be assss;
And Heaven only knows where that VIII sndi
some people won't have lsft . single friend"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16
FORENOON STOCK REPORT.

tcSasrcrrD aILr M s.lsoS ! SHAW. GOLD HILL
& n s.~sSllsa,co. April 10. 1853.
~ AlphA, tf1i1t11; "a Belehsr. e350sbuysr
301e1c5aeooO; Us Bullion, e7o0e76; 5 drown
paiAt, ~o9tona11a95: 6o-Ohsllar.P otosi. e9101
sa6s; 10 DHncy. s2o6s l64 lat Exchequcr, e55
atD0 s4s: 8 Gould & Curry, 5000 goo; GIG
lO5 Lady Bryan, sso9ets; - 0phir. e2lo3
e2l5; us ,0yermsn. tl700 sl72Ioe I72; ll6
BavAGs, H5e0l5o; Is Sierra Nevada, eeo0el9;
65 Segregated Bslcher, to03tl90eso; 8 Yellow
Jacket, el490Gel4l0. Gold, 1881.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

p. r. BAsSux thinks no will stop tho
museum business for the present and 60
fishing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

A ~shopkseper having a hogshsad to sell,
AnapeE affixed With . nail, +.
An. hsiAE unuable correctly 10 spoll.
Thstco1 he had written " for sail"
But shortly u schoolboy along the street came,
Who, CHANGING the paper to spy,
After pointing the pencil. wrote under the same,
"For freight At The buaghole apply"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16
POLITICAL.
For Chief of Police.

NEoRaE D0wNEY RESPECTFULLY
(I announce. himself M q candidate for the
Office OF Chief Of Poiiee 81 Virginia 'city. oil the
coming city election. subject TO ~ decision OF
the Union Conventioni
virginia, March 10, 1903. .mniS''e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

TaEAsURE SHIPxxSr.-Thc shipment
Of treasure by the steamer Sacramento,
AprIl 18th. Was As follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16
LOST, OR MlsLAID!

TN GOLD HILL, FROM TIE 90 OF APRIL
isss, to this data. = Certificate OF Depollt On
the Bank Of CsLlforpIa. Geld Hill Agency, for
he sufl Of eto. beIbg No. f65fa' and payable to
Matthew =. Lsahy. Tho public are hereby eau.
Deposit. Tbs finder or holder will please leave
the said Certificate Of Deposit, Gas payment o.
the same has been utopped,l u The, Mount vsr-
non House for the proper owner,
Gold iIllf. Aprl IL, 1883. ,Apl5lod'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-16

. %E.Ii.;aTsss ssi .sl! ~ sp: IN ss Ssl ,.5ls; ", =! ~ );
ltter, 10 Dr.. sichoI, toa Pscidc streef. nelr6insonne,
or Box 39t. Postonice. Ban Francisco 'ap2tivJ
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE 2s l8ss-TRIPLE SHEET

s s;s F;Srss wife and Two olldren ii EorwslL s n
cores, Coxell and wife Hommsner q Richard and ID
sHs.isY nsseoIe. Sie:.f Ssa fes
paS scks9 AND ' ossr s W., woGd
Raymond koosv MIS- Gf E.
Alice Macon, ars Hosa.o Greenoush Miss Greenough,
S:5 S,; JsSs sI oS;;
sSs ss a sP
ard shepard, Mrs Townsend Mas Deano, Nile Tos
ss s%s as.i s1ss sss & a.
e psnlp;S1 s:: 4. Chase, Miss Chase Mig.
msd Mrs Tosas, William ooGwn Il Aman anS
' Mr. s. Du ssSss sssg cs.: s
SI. aPfs Nj: e.a.ss. ysss'h ho.ss ssS
ssae M F0ssaae CUBS. pr IasSsaa New York How.
%|:. .es maid servant NY
children and maid n Manuel Eernsads.,
.Ss; sss Ss:. S.Ss!s
a. children and %sd MssSe a:
Assas Lhsss bsas tRS ND friend L1y"nO LaSn1
yasSass Carlo: Gssssr Gssssrs, c:ns NJ and Mr..
Ems Tr.ass n sIsa ss1a %aSles two
children maid servant; II Heller, William
Lefebure, Louis Deleado Mrs Delgado A Braiteau II
Hodge HrSdss psbqs Mrs Phye Mr. Huohet George
ron, LAmadria Manuel Carpena Gabriel Monbeverde Miss
HenAnd, Mr. Setory Mr. Mar, Rev Castet, Charles
Machscs Mrs Q Gerys Mr. Redondy, Pardo Mr. Drond
peS Bsnsy Se osan Saaa
Bohn New York Q Demers, Martin, Canada Miss Dur,
Fee New York DR. Peyraud Paris; Pare, Benort Mon
treai; Alard New York; MIR Cuffray, Mr. Monier,
Paris Dosal Champagne, Canada; Hague New York
Mr. Galgnere Mrs Benzuser, New Orleans; Vigouroux
New YORK Mr Lsnac Mrs Lgnac, Lignac Paris Nine W
Miss Farnet, Paris Wagner Master wagner New Jer.
sey Mr Leiebue Mr. Burlean, Canada MI Picard Mary.
land Mr Alamo, Mr. McGorvan, New York; Favreau, Mr.
Fourner, Canada Mr. 9uentes, Havars Mr. Mrs Bon
kemps and child New York Mr. Caxrapon, Maheut, Cuba
eaa, Paris Mme du Goska, New York carlsn, surbet,
kaz, Perry, g Gagnier Canada Mr.. Drolet M de Tiv
Mr. Bruce, Mr. Lamoniagne Montreal Mr. Girard oude
Choutier Blanchard, Laurent Canada and twenty.
five artists with Madame Ristor
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Arrivals.

A,r,rw.,,-s,.,m,bio SANTIAGO d. co..-uo0 10,
xocorks stone, Mrs DR. Fowler and infant, o Lyon
sns:s ss' -: f!s G:sn:. fhae: sa Wig sadsx
sSSssn q: %0rdSS CO.! s;' s1an's n ssfs S
wa Davenport, 4 Nichols, waltenlr., Mr Ruis L
S: IN. soG :p tSnt o1e
b.a' b.1: "a W. sSs:. e.. n. s
n, s:S e. sss1ss s NJ r.. %sI1
and infant Mis- Kate P..ter.on McAfse oyermAn
shed, q lokssss, wilson, q KIis Captain J G Chsm
j.%fn Morris Hutton sr.sdsn,dsr HACK Mr. Rit
s:ss; ss:ss Snssn s: RSssn. sas
PseSSS %SsJ. y;P :sS T%
s..ss sEs; a..,ss ss s.9sS S.s SS S.s
do. s.r % ssSns 1 EsI R:s, ros Seosi u
zndsson, ssrSs:r nS srsussssI NJ SIGacl: and 80,
w.;p .s,s ss3Iss Rss, Rss.a &
H,:s wsSnss s.!,s,n ro;s roie sTQxa ar ana MtsT
;.c esiIars' Ir'Ss:!,S: has!!s$ y.1.op and "a
a:.. 'ss s.sis ss''s' smith xha"''d.-.nd '.."'
es.-, ssi.s. assSs x.ss woi:ss, a:osi. T:ssn desc
ncriss rsmisius NtsscSfc. Anna HOFFMAN, MsS DuissS
ES cS %s:s ioS S ssr ss 5
Ss1ss rr.u. KlsIps:lscht xavocA si.c.. Johann sno
s ss. s';' s; %
Itnsensseo1 In WnoerE w A Martin Abr.h Lev
kows kosse Lewtow'tx, Heinr schaler, Gustav Wessi
sr sns ana children oeors' RAas Aoraa Wen
S.n..s s II Trycr Mon
Ten Wenm.n, M sssc kmsn, Miss saysgs Mr. Periget
ns nss rmleor9wn nms Andros, MS smith, Andrs
S., iaen q Rsn.a ssmss and LADY, An's a, punni
seenes! Goetjen, hi l. schacbsrt, W ksssm, Mrs
1ossssn ~ ns: a,l ns;sdt @ Master Ln,sedt Louis pen
duane yonn ColigAn, Or VIM savery Or siss, Mason
tsTe M Manrn sho .sdy M kahrs Mrs Cseer- N'eman
sw sna .dy se,sn N sesssss
cna ,a . noc snr Jane: La..de Low Ms smcn
Asss Lore buuurIen, mf1 Nate Bennett MRS Asina1
snd wS ohdIsn n and Mrs steele and two
Scons, Baer r,sn Mr; ana Mrs Keep Mrs Perkins, MsS
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
BUILDERS MATERIALS.

There is but little change to be noted in these arti
cles this week which, to certain extent, no doubt,
can be attributed to the difficulty existing between
builders and their workmen causing delay in the
fulnment OF contracts. Eastern spruce was only
moderately active and again lower, closing at 500 a
$22 the latter extreme price. The stock is light,
but large arrivals soon expected and buyers an
ticpate further decline in prices Sales 500 900 feet
part TO arrive) at $40 $22. YeNOw pine quoted
at $50 $35. To arrive, 200, 900 feet were sold at
$32 So Laths were in good demand and steady, the
sales being 100000 at So. Lime was steady and
bricks in fair request. Below we give quotations.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRiGGS-TRIPLER.-On Thursday, June rs, at ST..
Thomas church. corner Fifth avenue and Fifty third
street, by the Rev. VIM. +. Morgan, ID. D., CHARLES
L. BRIGGS, OF Clarem0nt, N. H., to MARIA ii. TRIP
LER, granddaughter of Thomas Hall, of this city.
CROwLEY-TRAINOR.1On Wednesday, June "a, at
the residence of the brides father by the Rev. Chas
McCready, MIR. TIMOTHY ii. CROWLEY to Miss HAN
NAH I, daughter OF Thomas Tranor Esq.
ENGELHARDT-TITUs.-At the Church Of the Most
Holy Redeemer, FRANCIS Il. ENGELHARDT, IN. Dr.,
GVttingen, Germany, to CORNELIA I. TITUS, second
daughter Of Cornelius b. Titus Esq, Of this city No
cards.
O'BRIEN-JENKrNs-On Wednesday, June "a, at
the Fifth avenue Baptist church, Harlem, by the
Rev. Mr.. bay, JEROME p. OBRIEN OF Harlem, to
MARIE A., eldest daughter OF James jenkins, of
Morrisania.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28

The shipments Of specie and bullion from the port
during the week ending to-day were as follows ac.
cording TO the Custom House returns:
June 28-Steamshp Mississippi, Rio ia
metro, spanish doubloons. ............. $40. 200
June 23-Steamshp Mississippi, Rio Ja-
neiro, American gold. ................. 4,396
June 2s-steamshp Mississippi Rio ia
nelro, British gold ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 2140
burg, gold bars. ..................... = 2s12i7
Tune 2s-Stesnship Allemanna, Ham.
burg, silver bars. ars....................... 2s2O0t
juno 23-Steamship Allemannia, Ham
burg, American gold. 100000
.s pool, gold r bars, - e osees
pool siivsr bars. ................. 1is, 200
Duna A-6teamship Austraasau. Liver.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Results Of TIVE Weeks Operations In New
York and Vicinity.

Results Of TIVE Weeks Operations In Now
York and Vicinity.
The great feature Of the real estate market during
the past two weeks has been the sales OF suburban
property, held mostly on the ground offered. There
can be no doubt Of the rapid appreciation Of property
outside Of the city suitably located for villa residences
pears to have the advantage; but whether this really
be the case or not considering the several condi-
tions ions likely 70 arise isa matter about which there
the settler is worth mors tnan all The iHeSstigaon
Of the Prospecter or tourist and waen al matters
% horizon. However, We shali have more to Gay CON.
dnerent sales published from time to time have been
80 full We simply give now the totas:-
Review OF Operations for Two Weeks.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN SALES
ROOMS
Tuesday, June 16.
New York improved property. ...$l64,2 200
New York unimpreved property. IL $50
New York easehold property 6225
Brooklyn improved property. 1s,4O0
Brooklyn unlmproved property 4l36
Staten Island improved property. eloo
Wednesday, June IT,
New York improved property; 1890. "a, ,aSO @
Westminster improved property. y..... 5000
Thursday, June Is.
kew snfie fSrE bocR %PTUyeq TpUe
-S2s4, $50
TUESDAY, June -.
New York improved property 80. .tl15,57S
New York unimproved property. l4,100
Brooklyn (FlatDush) property ....... 6S,7S0
HoboKen Land and Improvement Co.. 1lS,OA
Long Branch, homestead and 83 acres 5000
--$418, 449
Wednesday, June "a.
Brooklyn improved property y........ A.9O0
Brooklyn unimproved property. 21,Oso
--tsl, $50
Friday, June %.
New York improved property 100
Westchester unimproved property. 156,o70
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
or sales held on the ground sold during the same
period we have the following as tue total result
: Wednesday, June IL.
brooklyn, T. D.. property, BY Eckert walter $lss4S
6reensv,lle property, by Lewis Wood. 0<ls2
Thursday, June 18
Rutherford Park plots by A. j. Bleecker
Son b Co., including the continued sale on
Staten Island property, BY W. J. Abbott Ss 2s6
Wednesday, June "a.
Plainneld, N. j., property, by A. J. Bieecker,
son a Co.. .. ....t 0AsoUu
Lake View, N. j., property, BY A. ]. Bleecker,
son Co..... ....................... bs14o
IOta.... S<ox, l4o
The New York herald., 1868-06-28

At the ten O'Clock open board the stock market was
strong and active, and New York Central sold at
1851; Erie, I'M; Reading, 1o5K 1O6k; Michigan
Southern. s2H . 03; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 9on
COX; Cleveland and Toledo, l04x . 1OAk; Rock
Island, 1851 1o5K; Northwestern 70x II; do. pre-
ferrod 7sk 7s1s; Milwaukee and st. Paul, oezs;
preferred, TO- Ohio and Mississippi, soa Fort wayne
AS Alton and Terre Haute, 43; Toledo and Wabash,
a.; Pacific Mail, 10lX 1o2H Quicksilver, 23x "a;
Bankers and Brokers' Association, los; United
States Express, A6X; Merchants Union, rs; Wells,
Fargo Co.. 2ek; Mariposa preferred, sx. At the
nrst regular board railway. shares continued very
strong. and especially Erie, Reading and Northwest
efn. On the call New York Central closed q higher
ehan at the same time yesterday, Erie az, Reading
N, Michigan Southern y, Rock Island k. North.
western IN. preferred Y, Fort Wayne u. Milaukee
and st. Paul preferred /, Ohio and Mississippi 4,
PacInc Mail u, Canton Company y and Western
Union Telegraph n. while Quicksilver was y lower,
Tennessee sizes, ex-coupOn, N and new issue 2N.
Government securities were dull and steady After the
can Erie declined for moment to 70x, but re.
covered TO M and at the open board at O'Clock
she markos was active and buoysnt. and
New York Central sold at 1857; Erie. rk; Hudson
2tver. l4okj Reading lo5& lo61ti Michigan South.
ern. YAK; Cleveland and Pittsburg. cox; Cleveland
and Toledo, cox; Rock Island, lo41S lo6; North
western. nm; preferred, 79X; Milwaukee and st.
Rask. 67k s1x; preferred, 7sK 10; ohio and Mis-
sssippi se}<; Chicago and Alton, 1873; Pacific Mail
yo7E 1O9k; Quicksilver. 2iX . 2s; Brunswick Land
Company, sk; Adams Express, 62k; American, ~;
Merchants Union, 24x FAX; Wells, Fargo q Co.,
20 2ek; United States, 40 q 4ok; Western Union
Telegraph, AT. There was no later session OF
either the regular the open board but the market
remained strong and active In the lower hall OF the
Stock Exchange building until half-psst three and
Afterwards the street until the close quarter
70 nve when the following quotations were current
New York Central 1855 Q 1854; Erie, 7oK a IL;
Hudson River. 14ok q l4i; Reading 100 1oox Mich
gan Southern, s2K 90; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
cox O sOx; Cleveland and Toledo, 1861 Q 1O5%;
Rock Island, 1861 q 105x; Northwestern, 7lx 71h;
DO. preferred, 7sx 1875; Fort Wayne, 1l21s lla;
Ohio and Mississippi, 3o3s So4s; Pacific Mail, 1o2
Io2,S; western Union Telegraph, SAX 34y.; Quick
silver, 2s 22x.
Gold was barely steady during the day and the
fluctuations were from lao to l4o1s, with the closing
transactions prior to the adjournment Of the board
ct l40x. The volume Of speculative business was
rather heavy and the borrowing demand for coin
active at largely in favor Of the ender-namely
I-32, 3-Ie 5e4 964 1892 and per cent till Monday,
when, 1t Ia semtoficially stated the Sub.Treasury
will begin to gold checks in payment Of the July
interest on the public debt. The gross clearings
amounted to 7O9Ol, 900, the gold balances 10
S1455 447 and the currency balances to s2,4Ss,71o
The daily range OF the gold market during the
follows.-
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
WINES, LIQUORS, &C,

O0O BASKETS QUARTS AND PINTs LILLFgARp
AVU brand Champagne, well known and fsvorte wine
slightly dsmsgsd on the VOYAGE tn lcs to suit SIS per
casks sherry Wine, at 81 Fine Mareii and Hennsssey
Cognac Brandy. imported In cases At $40 n case.
MURPHY DUNN. SO Beave, street
The New York herald., 1868-06-28

The Continental Bank has declared semi-annual
dividend, payable July 8, free OF tax.
The transactions for the week at the Custom House
and Sub Treasury in this city have been foiows:
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, June 27-6 T. NJ
The railway share market has been strong and
excited to-day and further material advance has
been established in Reading, Erie, Northwestern and
other leading stocks. The volume OF business has
been increasing daily of late and the speculative
feeling OF the street Is decidedly buish There was
an active demand for Reading at lO6 and Northwest
ern preferred sold a. high so while Erie touched
7lk. Money was extremely easy from the opening to
the close, and loans on mixed colaterals were made
atssA per cent the supply being largely in excess
OF demand The statement OF the associated banks
OF this city for the week ending to-day Is favorable
to continued ease, the deposits having increased
$2s17.S2O and the legal tender notes 81 2s5, 721,
while the ioans In which are included all securities
purchased BY the banks, have been extended
32.sse.42s. The drain OF specie to Europe and the
demand for Customs duties in the absence of sales
BY the Treasury are rejected in q decrease Of
$l,87l, $50 in specie. The circulation shows de-
crease of $7O,39s The totals OF the last weekly