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Marine Disasters.
BARK ARCHITECT. Rosewarne, at Baltimore 18th from
Guanape reports July lat S7s, Ion So W, during gale,
Thomas of Cardiff fell from the foretop
sail yard lost In the gale lost buwarks
several sails
BARK w SwAsEY, at Salem from Isle OF Mavo, CVI,
por,s Sept lat "a 3d. Ion &c. encountered hurri
cane. during which carried away fore and mainopsa
yards and main yard, and had calls split
CHARLES which has been lying sunk at the Worces
Railroad wharf, Providence since night OF Sls ult
pumped raised 18th, Pm, by steamer Charlotte
Isabella discharged, and taken on the marine railway for
repairs.
with mackere sunk about miles of Marbehsad light lot
crew, consisting OF the captain and men, having
barely time take TO the boats before she went down She
filled rapidly that the cause Is unknown. (The
about 40 tons burthen.)
SCHR ENCHANTREss, from Savannah for Providence put
into Charleston 18th inst eaky
PILOT BOAT SABLE, Capt VIM Lloyd, Of Sslem,
forenoon By Excelsior which stand
ont from Marbehead The badly cut the side,
but was able TO return to Salem.
miscellaneous
BRIG H KELLY was seized for smuggling at Fernan
dina, Fla 18th INST 1900 cigars having been found among
the captains effects
LAUNCHED Ellsworth 10th inst, from Grants yard
of 172 called Wesley Abbott. TO be command
ed by Capt Smith. -. ooo 49,.
launched from the yard of Jas FOSTER 20 pc com
manded Capt Lord, Of Surry She owned py tue mas
ter, Jos West, of Franklin, and Others
Bark Covert from Liverpool for Providence sep q.
lat AZ 80. len J6 ~
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UNDER the TRlCoL0R.
Recruits for the French Army-MeeiinG Of
Republicans Yesterday.

Recruits for the French Army-MeeiinE Of
Republicans Yesterday.
The French Republican Association met again
yesterday morning In Harmonic Hall, Prince street.
The urgency of affairs in Europe demanding greater
exertions than ever the Committee of Defence viii
send forward l2O recruits for the defence OF Paris
next Tuesday. Letters OF encouragement and con.
tanning Subscriptions to the war fund from different
parts of the country were announced. But instead
of the munincent offer OF Mr. Richard Walters Of
a. 900 in gold to this fund.- made last week. there
came an apology, saying that II had been devoted to
another republican movement. Remarks were
made by NM. villa, Suireau and Others and NM.
Descotter Charnier, Sr aud Andre were elected
members OF the Defence Committee, vice Messant,
Iarochelle and Polly. The committee consists OF
Messrs Baron, Battars, Constant Chi5tenart, Du-
four, Durand Garigio, HUBERT Hurant, Micge
Miotaine Orser. Ratti, Saint-l iaudens, Suze, Pei.
letter, Dubuchy Suireau and the gentlemen above
named all of whom are authorized to receive sub
scriptions to the defence fund. The committee Will
meet privately this evening 10 complete the ar
rangenent for the transportation OF the recruits
above. NJ. Saint-Gaudens was elected treasurer OF
the association, and after some routine business the
meeting adjourned.
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The LEXINGTON tgYD RACES.

LOUISVILLE, Sept Is, 1870.
The last OF the fall races came OH at Lexington
yesterday. A large crowd was present.
The first race for the Congress Stakes. four mile
heat the club to add $loo, was easily won by Nor
gan Scout. beating Carrie Atherton, with the fol-
lowing RESULT
Carrie AthertOn. ............-.........
Time 1922 a and 7:43a, the best four nile race ever
run on this course.
The second race for the Consolation Purse for
beaten horses, six entries, resulted as follows:-
Cadwalder's b. C. Allie Hunt, years Old.... l l
CorleS II Co. u b. &. Steve Atciison, years
Ready's s. Amber years Old. d............. .
Charles II. Marion, years Old .............. 4dis
Time-l:47Li, 1:jil4, 1:5lA.
At starting Marion ran upon Amber and threw his
rider.
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SavAGEs ON THE RAMpAGE.-On she 9Th OF August
a party OF the Kiowa and ComaDcne Indians made
a raid into Northern Texas ana killed three citizens,
one named Koozer. On the 10Th and llth tnev re.
turned, bringing with them, in addition 10 other
booty, the wife, two daughters and three sons OF
one Of the murdered men as captlves; also another
boy captured near by. On the 18th large party OF
Kiowaa, Comanches, Apaches aud Cheyennes re-
turned from raid into Texas, where they killed
three whites and captured SIX white children Aso
On the 18th, a party or kiowas and C0lnanches
beseged place called Victoria Peak, captured u
boy and drove on thlrty-seven horses, and on the
next day killed Mr.. Rogers and carried away his
wife and sx children, aUd soon after killed TWO
men named Adams and klgOre.
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RUSSIAN REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Press Approval Of the Downfall Of Napoleon
The French Republic the Hope Of France
and Italy.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. I8, 1870.
The Russian press generally approve OF the down.
fall Of Napoleon, saying he and his system deserved
their rate. The GolOs and Exchange Gazette believe
the republic Is the hope of France and italy. Spain
and PortuRallare field ready for propagandlsm.
The St. Petersburg Journal publishes o letter, be-
heved to be Ofllcal, saying the Germans In wishing
to keep Alsace and Lorraine may find people to
oppose the act but in not keeping them they Will
md that all people Will approve, and her glory Will
be served as well as all interests, her own included
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Po2T OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER IS, 1870.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcr

RRPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
s.eamship Columbia, iBD Small Glasgow, Sept and
s: :1 sns @ y M ,ad S as &
long 80 :39. had nnewss 'hsr with westerly winds
SEPT With s:
l n s.x S4 SS1d Sa sn., and
g 70 r ~ "
e: ,.nsro Aug ~ with
sts.mship Crsseen. Giy, Norton New Orleans Sept 10
s ps7s %Sss sos % <
off Of bark !nez (B from Maracabo for New York.
na
and Pm took of captain and crew and brought them
seanshp Victor Gates New Orleans Sep. 10. with mdse
ship Felansbee, Hamburg 80 days. with mdse
Brig 0shslio (B Hasfins. Halifax days, wit, Ice to
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
schrJ Knowles Herrick, shuee, Ms, for New York,
schr Addie Murche Gibbs Richmond, MeySr New York,
s:sT ! Apps Merchs' Merrill. Portland for New York. with
ssSr !uIs Martha. DIX. Portland for New York. with
Lucy Circuit Hoyt saco for New lork, ice to
Sss1; Ne" York
schr Electra, Bailey, Boston for New York.
FOR rG5
& sSnSS a. Roon.Sp ha,Sdng Gloucester for New York.
schr Mary. DicEsrson, Gloucester for Philsdelphia.
New
schr Fs.h, Brown, shoals for New YORK, with
schr JAS Nelson, Macombsr Taunton for New York
schr John Lozsr Trsfethen Taunton aunt 70, New York
sohr Thos Borden WorRington FAN River for Phadsl
scSr s.. Wright Brown FAN River for Eyn,sssshpor
Schr Smith, Snow, Providence for New York.
schr Mary johnson, Finnsy Provdeace for New York.
schr kinS, Smith, Provdencs for En.aDssSpoT Srs''
schr John Cummns. johnson, Providence for Phladel
sssr Mary nin Briggs: Warren m ,o for
ssSr : Flower, Rasssh fsrtsnd' e. Tor W New York.
schr Minnie Kinnie, Parsons New Haven for PAladel-
schr Thomas cahi, Halock, New Haven for Elizabeth
port -, p,,...,
schr Henry Drew Miller Bridgeport for zabethpor
or sw Se"
BOUND EAST.
schr Clara Post Ferris Port Johnson for Portcheser.
schr EsqumauI Brggs Elizabehport for Dighton.
Sch Daniel Norris Manson, Ezabethport for East Green
schr Bowdoin, Barlow, Eizabethgort for Portland.
schr Copy, Mills Albany for Sag Sag harooI
schr h D' Hsscsif. Rogers, Rondoai for Boston.
Schr War Steed, Nickerson, Rondout for Boston.
Sckr w Cummins, Boul, Rondout for Boston.
schr Mediator, Chase, Rondout for FAN Rive.
schr stqTs aOShx pug for Boston
Schr Essex, Handy, Nswburg for Boston.
Schr James Deputy Surges, Staten Island for Bo ston
Schr Gen Washington. Henderson, New York for Rock
| land.
schr Mary Isabel, Hardy, New York for Taunton
Schr + Potter, Ellis, New York for Greenport.
Schr Nellie Boomned, Hobbie, New York for Stamford.
Schr NJ Kissam, Jarvis, New YORK for New Haven.
Schr Julia Cnch Br) Mallory, New York for St Andrews
| NIB.
| Schr Victor Look, New York for Boston.
| Schr Ella Crowell, Crowel, New York for Boston.
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AN UNFORTUNATE FAMILY.

In Newark, on Saturday, ayoung girl named
Mary Bergen, residing with her mother on Jackson
street. had her hand terribly lacerated in Rankins
mills SO that amputation had to be performed. Her
brother two weeks ago met with similar accident
IN James, factory and two years ago ner father
was crushed to death al the zinc Works.
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T r. E w A r i.
coNrINUED FROM THIRD PAGE


sn GLASSES to oppose the return Of Napoleon.
mo cattle plague no, attacked the cattle of the
Prussian army.
TAe Anhsssadors Of England, Austria Italy and
Jurkey have left Paris
A balloon has arrived from Metz with letters.
The Paris Press ON the BOnapartes-MaiI In.
scrruptions-Thc Parisian Librarics-Pro-
test Against the Destruction by the Prus-
nlanss --
LONDON, Sept Is, 1870.
The press OF Paris without exception Is opposed to
the restoration Of the B0napartes.
y Advices from Tours, now the actual seat of the
French government complain Of the frequent inter-
rnptons Of mail and telegraphic intercourse with
Paris and England.
The French Institute In the name OF civilization
protests against the possible destruction by bonn
burdment Of the libraries, observatorles. museums
and galleries Of Paris.
The statement wrote you about the imperfect
armament OF the fortincati0ns Of Paris Is confirmed
by the evacuation OF Vincennes and the removal Of
the old style Of guns to the city.
But small portion or the woods IN the neighbor-
hood of PARIS has been destroyed those Of CLAIMANT
already afford shelter to the Prussians.
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HAVANA MARkE 7 s.

HAVANA, Sept H. 1870.
su,arSnles slow and quotations nominaly unchanged.
No u Dutch standard quiet nj ss4 reals Muscovado
sncar inferior common, dun at ~. Mo-
Iasses sugar Nos. to- 10. duh at Ga Exports
,,urnu the week from Havana and Matanzas IL, 00O
h"xc, Including 1900 the United States and 100 hhds.
Wcce,ts OF the Mt Havana and Matanzas 100 hhds.
Stock remaining in warehouse Havana and Natanzas,
600 boxes and 2,OOy bhds .,,u . .-
Racon dull nj Butter dull Mt 40c Coal oil dull at "a
rco. in tins a. barrels Flour fiat at $2 Hams nat
and declining; market crowded Lard brm; keg, 22Ae.
TINS. lac LuuSter-Y,tcb pine bTrp al 80
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REMARKABLE TRANsFoRMATIoH.-The San Fran
cisco BuHen Of the 9Th inst contains the following
account OF singular transformation :-''Y esterday
n cOlln was exhumed at YerDa buepa Cemetery
which had OF course, been deposited there in early
days. when opened It was fannd to contain no
signs OF human remains except the cap OF the knee
OF one leg a pair OF boots ootile OF wnisSey and
small iantities vi dust or ashes. lhe disappear
ance oil the skeleton and presence OF the knee cap
ana dust and even the boots, may he accounted f0r;
bui how a human body could be transformed INTO q
bottle of wbsKey IL my stery diltlcui " Captain.
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An Irs1ucKy JoxE-George II. Davis keeps
store in Pawtucket few days since 1t took fire,
but was quickly extinguished On Monday, Davis
of Php Slade, who asked him jokingy about his
setting fire to his store, wherenpon Davis struck
retnrned the blow with pickaxe, striking Davis in
the chest above the heart and infcilng frightful
woInd which 1t in feared will prove fatal,
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Minnesota viii leave this port on
Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
AZ twelve O'Clock n.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at half-past ten O'Clock.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing six cents
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor Items
Of Metropolitan Nsws

The following record win show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In COM
parson with the corresponding dsy of Last year, -
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups phar.
macy, HERALD Building. corner Of Ann street,
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BELOW.
Marine Disasters.

Ship British India (Br, Tanner. from Calcutta May 10,
with mdse, TO Grinnel Minturn a Co.
Wind at sunset NE.
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Christopher Allen, q German, OF 1os street, nea
Third avenue, while getting on Car at 13Oth stree
and Third avenue fell and the wheels passed owe
his right foot crushing 1t IN a terrible manner. III
was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
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The Department Of Public Parks announce that II
the weather be fine there will be music by the Gen.
trail Park band in Mount Morris square this evening,
from AZ to 81.
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Superintendent Jourdan, Of the police force, re-
turned 10 the city Saturday evening greatly i'm
proved IN health. II Is understood that he will
ing.
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Western Congregational Nominations.
ILLINOIS.
MI R.,nylionns Democrals.
Al large John A. Logan. n......w b. Anderson.
B-H. G. Burchard..
l-John b. Hawley .......r. u. Caoe.
&c. G. IngerSol..
6-Burton G. Cook.
IJonsthan Merriam james c. Robinson.
A. T. W. McNeely.
I0-J W. Kitchell ....,... K. Y. Rice
u-W. II. Robinson. %. .. hsrsnan
l2-John b. Hay.
B-Daniel w. Num-. .Jonn M. Oreph
Henry wadron.. N B. Eldridge.
sXnssin 0iHk'on... BAR D. hughes
4-Thos. w. Ferry. ............ .Miron Ryder.
SO. ID. Conqer.. ............ byron q. Strout
6-John r. Drggs.............J .Jabez G. Sutherland.
IOWA.
l-Geo. W. McCrary.. ....... Edmund Jeager.
2-Winiam Smyth ............
3-Wm @. Donnan. John T. Stoneman
4-M n. Walden. WIN. T. Smith.
6-Frank w. Palmer .........B. r. Montgomery.
6-Jackson Orr fr........,.....C o. q. bmettzer
WISCONSIN,.
1-Wm p. Lyon.............
2-Garry w. Hazelton........
q Chas. e. Eldridge.
6-Ph'letns Sawyer. ..........
MINNESOTA.
.a-nIk a. Dunnci.
2-John 7. Averfl. ........... l. Donnely Nnd.)
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AVor6Ge Lemp6rdCuT0 y6bCcruHy u
Average temperature for corresponding date
lA3t year. -..........s.ss.s" w
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

New York State Politics.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
Eighteenth Congressional District-Jamee II.
Oswero-County Clerk, John J. Stevens.
Member OF Assembly, Third distrtct-Chauncey i.
Justice Of sessions-James @. Caldwell.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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SHIPPING NEW s.

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
Sun rises. ....... B A Moon rises morn - -
Sun sets. ........ 6 03 High water. EVE 3 l3
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The Gazette also contains copy OF the treaty, be
tween her Majesty and the Emperor of the French
with the same object. The terms are Identical.
French Turcos-The s'Brave'' Soldiers and
Who They Are.

Frcnch TurcOs-The s'BrNVeC SOIfIcrs and
Who They Are.
The Baron Henry Won Nathan, the wen known
African traveller writes from Trpoli to the AHge.
naeine Zeit,lsg as f0llows:-
am daily reading IN the newspapers accounts OF
the dreadful crueities committed ny the Turcos upon
the wounded German prisoners. am not al all as
tonlshed at these reports The Turcos for the most
part, consist Of Inhabitants Of the Cabou, well
known as the most brutal and ferociOus nation OF
the North African tribes. In the Caboul campaign
OF 1857 the captured French prisoners had their
limbs torn from them, and the wounded had their
ewes plucked out and their and cut on by
the women OF Caboul and every manly heart must
be filled with Indignation to find that the French.
ploy such bloodthrsty men, whose instincts are
well known to them, in war against another civilized
nation and hound them on against the Germans.
But the day Of reckoning does not seem far distant
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George Boil, ag"d thirteen, OF GA East Thirteenth
street, while riding on the 'front.' platform OF car
No 1856 of the Belt line, in avenue Z, near Four.
teenth street, fell off, and the Car passing over his
body he was instantly killed. The remains Of the
unfortunate lad were taken 10 his home by his
rather and the driver OF the car was arrested.
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Shortly after twelve O'Clock yesterday afternoon
kerosene lamp fell ON the stove In the apartments Of
Cornelius Sullivan, the fourth moor Of 90 Oliver
street, and exploded, burning Mrs. Margaret Sulli-
van In q serious manner. The building and lurnl-
ture were damaged TO the extent Of $500.
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Charles Williams, c0lored boy, fourteen years of
age of NO. SO Macdougal street, was stabbed In the
breast with penknfe by an unknown lad during
fight at the corner Of Bleecker and Downing streets
and was severely wounded. Williams was taken
home and his asSalant escaped.
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On Saturday last, by the steamer Erin, from
Liverpool via Havre about ffty Germans arrived
who were forcibiy expelled from France on account
OF their being Germans. Most OF them had to leave
their houses and homes, furniture and even much
OF their clothing behind them, and were but too
glad to save their lives by being allowed to escape
to America.
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John Lippan alias Wilson, residing at NO. 24l
East Twenty-sec0nd street, was yesterday held TO
answer by Justice Scott, at the Essex Market Police
Court on q charge Of burglariously entering the
store Of James Quinn, OF No. $50 Second avenue,
and attempting to steal from the safe $3.50. The
cused, who said he was plumber by occupation,
pleaded not guilty.
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At quarter to seven O'Clock last evening fire
broke out in the apartments OF DAVID Goldberg
tailor, on the second floor Of SO Division street,
which originated from child cropping lighted
candle among some loose straw. Mrs. Goldberg
was seriously burned while endeavoring TO put out
the flames. Damage TO furniture, &C., fifty dollars;
no insurance.
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Jacob Weinich, a German, Of No. Zjo West Twenty
ninth street, amused himself yesterday afternoon by
discharging his revolver, loaded with powder only,
In Thirty ninth street, near Eighth avenue. por-
tion Of the powder struck Mary Sneder, aged eight
face, burning her severely. Wench was arrested
and locked up at the West Thirty fifth street police
station.
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George Meyers. aged thirteen, Of 17s Madison
street. while playing q raft on the North river,
between piers "a and s6 fell into the water and
was drowned. His body was recovered soon af.er
and taken to the Leonard street police station for
Inquest.
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Mary Ann De Shay, Scotch woman, thirty-one
years or age OF No. 1877 West Thrtythird street. has
long been Of very Incorporate habits. At five O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon, while under spiritual influ-
ence, she prOsrated herself on the lounge and re-
NAMED there till five O'Clock yesterday morning,
when her husband discovered that she was dead.
Mr. De Shay says that his wife was an hab1tual
tbah ho.l
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-21
PHILADELPHIA MONDAY MARCH 2l, 1870

Brazilian Minister also declared that 1t was
Count deus intention to reduce the Brazilian
frces by the withdrawal of the bodies of the
Volui teers de la Patria and OF the National
Guard.
In reference TO the withdrawal OF the entire
Oriental division, already considerably lessened,
they left the matter solely to the decision of the
Oriental Government, the Paraguayans who had
formed part of the same division being sub
mitted to the orders of the provisional govern
ment of that republic. Although the measure
in question had already met the approval of
the Government of the Republic OF Uruguay
(Orienta) in the recent note above alluded
to- and the otherprevious declarations, the repre-
sentatives of the Argentine Republic and the EN-
pire of Brazil deemed 1t necessary to solicit fresh
and special adhesion on the part of that Govern
ment. Judging that the present arrangement
fully meets the friendly views OF the Allied
Governments, congratulating themselves on the
happy issue and protesting, in the name OF their
respective Governments, the greatest reciprocal
confidence and the greatest desire to fulfil the
terms of the alliance, the Ministers declared the
conference concluded and caused the present
report to be drawn up and signed by their two
signatures.
. MARIANA VARELA,
JOSE MARIA DE SILVA PARANHos.
Buenos Ayres December l, 1869.
Approved that the above note be forwarded
to the Government of the republic OF Uruguay
(Oriental) and published. j B. GoRosTIAGA.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,l
Mnndau Mnrch OIL 1870 Il

Monday. March I'll, 1871.
There is no special activity in the loan
market this morning, and money continues
easy and in good supply. There is no apparent
improvement in general business, owing chiefly
to the unsettled condition of national questions
involving important results both to finance and
trade Business is thus retarded until some
definite conclusion on these matters shall have
been reached
We continue to quote call loans at 5@6 per
cent. on Government or other safe collaterals,
and discounts at Cos per cent.
Gold is comparatively quiet, but the market
is decidedly strong, opening with sales at 1l23s,
touching as high as 1l25s, and closing at noon
at about 1925, an advance OF q.
Government bonds are dull and prices some
what irregular, few of the issues showing a
falling off and Others an advance on closing
quotations of Saturday.
The Stock market was active and prices adj
vanced very generally. Sales of City 6s at l02
for the new certificates Lehigh Gold Loan was
taken at S8S4.
There was sharp demand for Reading Rail-
road, and the stock sold up to 49, b. o. Sales
of Pennsylvania Railroad at 5656, an advance.
Camden and Amboy was steady at 115. Sales of
Lehigh Valley Railroad at 5456@5424; Minehill
Railroad at 5116; Oil Creek and Allegheny
Railroad at 40; Northern Central Railroad at
49,; and Philadelphia and Erie was in request
at 27A.
Canal shares were not offered to any extent,
and no sales were made; 81 d was the best bid
for Lehigh; 1419 for Schuylkill preferred, and
45 for Delaware Division. Miscellaneous stocks