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ID EvISED CODE, PRICE g. 90. POSTAGE
HI when sent by mail As cents For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Also the Revised Code nterleaved. few copies only
in this form remaining. IS 80.
W. L. P. keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest
Eatons Forms 1redell Executors and Law Books gen
eray particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License
January IT, 1856. IL
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Raleigh Sept. 1855.

NOTICE
- ENG ABOUT TO LEAVE THE STATE, 1 HAVE
arranging my business appointed Edward Cantwell, Raj
eigh my attorney, trustee, and general agent,
The Oil Mills Land and Machinery and my former Re
sdence this City, heretofore advertised still for sale
rent upon reasonable terms. Persons willing pur
chase invited to call upon my attorney and the
property. WM. J. CLARKE.
Jan. s. 1885, IL If.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE.
North Carolina Christian Advocate.

PROSPECTUS OF THE
North Carolina Christian Advocate.
VUlHE NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
IL of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South having de-
the subscribers authorized issue this prospectus
t. is intended inter de- to publish tamy am which
tain the doctrines and usages of the Methodist Church,
shall be devoted to all tile interests North Carolina and
furnish intelligence for every class of readers.
In size and the new periodical is to be equal
to any of church papers, Will will supass them
insuicency Of the existing Advocates 10 the necessity
Of position, forces us to the publication of
p the members Of our Church in ali parts the State and
Conference and hope to make the SO interesting and
~ se
the first number will be issued early practicable after
the session of Conference 1t is believed that the
publication will be commenced OH the LIST of January 1885,
1t desirable that large subscription possible be
obtained before the Conference and the ministers and all
to and forward the and address of subscribers
particular attention being paid to correctness in writing
who may opportunity Of subscribing through the
agency of ministers write directly to Rev. WIN.
Pe FaystesSs Ss ~. C. The payment will be expected
The location of the publishing Office will be determined
at the session Of the Conference
WILLIAM E. PELL, ! -;
RUFUS T. HELM, ! Cannsittee
WM. BARRlNGER,
August 81, 1855. 7s
DLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
ID approved form just printed and for sale at the
Aiso Wrt subpoenas, Warrants ard variety of other
blanks.
Aug. 25 1855. 70
DOMAINS & JOHNSTON,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
PETERSBURG, VA.
DONNAN g. Co.
RICHMOND, VA.
June 1855. SLY.
North Carolina Six Per Cent State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. c.,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Sat this Office until Clock A. NJ l4th of April next
for the purchase of $2aoooo Of North Carolina state
Proposals will also be received for the purchase Of ST.
600 of Bonds which will be dated January 1st, 1855 ,
six per cent per annum payable any and July at
tached The principal and interest will be payable at the
% have them payable at the Treasury Of
Successful bidders upon being informed OF the acceP.
of their deposte the amount to the credit
York, or in either of the Banks Of this City
Parties bidding will please address tr letters endorsed
bids will be opened in the Of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the P1ssdent Of
| PG5sic Treasurer.
Raleigh, March ls, 1885, std.
Il AMP OIL.-A GOOD SUPPLY JUST TO HAND
- '1o '0r sale 0y rEscuD eArI1Na.
| sH HOH-I-NOOR.-T SUBSCRIBERS ARE AU
~ THORIZED to close cut that splendid chewing to
bacco which was nvoiced at $ lb st greatly re
not .'ra 70 'hsw IT. will please pEe6D fsss az
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4H HOH.I.NOOR.-THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE AU-
n THORIZED to close ut that splendid chewing to-
bacco which was invoiced at s h. att greatly re;
not afford to chew it. will please give call. :
PESCUD 4 GATLING.
March Is, 1856. ss- .
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DLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
d approved forn just printed and for sale at the
"Standard" Office
Also Wnts subpoenas Warrants, ard variety of other
blanks.
Aug. 25, 1855. 70
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THOMAS WHITE, p. r. DAVIS W. H. HARDEE
WHITE, DAVIS & HARDEE,
General Commission Merchants, and Dealers
lin GuanO,
PETERSBURG, VA.
Sept. 90, 1855. ST.
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LEWIS q KING,
Commi ion Merchants,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
b. B. LEWIS, formerly of Franklin Co., n. G..
DR.. PEYroN KING, of Pickens Co, Ala.
A. NJ. Lewis, our authorized agent of Raleigh, n C..
June 6, 1854. S.
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. DIR. .. b. WESTON

DIR. j. b. WINSTON
Thereby INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF HOLLY
SPRINGS and vicinity that he 10 prepared to attend
to calls requiring bis services He respectful
" socits share Of pubcpatronage and will endeavor to
give satisfaction. - - -. s55. <,
March H. 1856. ~ u y.
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IL and for sale by
March II, 1856. 81
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Attorney at Law,
Having removed to Pittsborough, n c. will attend reg.
larry the Courts of Chatham Moore and Harnett Counties
Z Pittshro' April l6 1855, 42-tf
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JAMES J. IREDELL,

Attorney and Counsellor, at Law, ~ =
RALEIGH, n. G., %fs, ~ -
Will attend all business entrusted to him in the e. rt
Of this and the adjoining Counties. - jss
Ofice-he one occupied by the late Hon. James Iredell
Raleigh, June 18th, 1858. eft
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A. M. LEWIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MAY BE FOUND, WHEN NOT ABSENT ON PRO-
vl FESSIONAL BUSINESS, his Office his resi-
dence north of the Capitol, on Halifax Street.
Raleigh July IL. 1856 66-tf
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A. N. MCPHEETERs, CHIsELlN. W. MARTIN
A. NJ. McPHEETERS,.A ,.A co. ?,
Wholesale Grocers.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.

Counsellor and Attorney at Law, ~
RALEIGH, N. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake.
Johnston, Chatham and New Hanover He is to be found
at the office formerly occupied by the late Hon. will n.
Haywood, Jr Cd =. -
Raleigh, January 8, 1854. 16--w&sw6m
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Law Copartnership.
MILLER AND ROGERS

AI1VnNE1S AND CUUNSELLUNS5 AT LAW,
RALEIGH, N. G. - g y
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to them.
d. w. MILLER, .sa s III RoaEps
October o. 1854. IA sf3-ss essst3 s66--tf z
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le con Of hs world far In advance or 10 real
capital and NE only way 70 escape general bankruptcy Ia
70 peneysre in . steady, gradual contraction In this
country u ls particularly important that should co.
for our basis 10 10 weak that will not stand pilng up
much OF Q credit structure without endangerng the
whole.
The circular Of De Coppet Co., prepared for trans
i ion abroad by the steamship Arabs, from Boston fo'
Liverpool on Wednesday. gives the following review o.
the bond and stock market
STATE Socks-There have been some rather consdera
Bile transactions In Tennessee os at M and 10 virginia
es at g decine also In Missouri 6's u .er cent I'D.
Purchasers 10 supply short sales, have In part
Ciy and County Bonds-some New York Sc, 1850,
have been done at 97k also some 81 Louis Counties,
San Francisco 6s, and Milwaukee rs, the latter at re-
ducton OF rate.
Railroad Bonds Transactions In these securities,
well the stock Exchange outside, have been very
limited. The only any importance have been in
Illinois Central Construction, at decline OF "a some ia
lena and Chicago LIST mortgage and Hudson ls and Sd
mortgage have also been done in small amounts. the
latter p. fall OF l. and some New YORK Central os at
steady rates.
RaslreaG .Shores.-Tne decline n without exception,
and heavy these securities with decided activity IN
the following Erie closing at decline; Rea ling IT
AZ Michigan Southern at Az Cleveland and Toledo al
as New York Central at Il and Illnos Central at per
cent With moderate transactions, Michigan Central have
fallen "a; Panama az. Chicago and Rock Island Ia
and Cleveland and PittsDurg ~ per Cent
ibefe is considerable contraction OF mouey, which u
eagerly sought for at for loans CALL rhe rates at
which stocks carried eqlivaent 10 ID IS per
even higher for less known signatures.
Tho following is abatement OF the cash assets and
liabilities OF the New Orleans banks on the 26th OF DC
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The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have declared o
dividend of fifteen per cent the National Fire Insar
Company semi annual dividend OF fifteen per cent
We have accounts from Philadelphia Of two large fail
ures and a very tight money market.
Judge Clerke delivered opinion In the suit Of j. g.
Hamilton vs.. The Accessory Transit Company to-day.
He decides that the decree CT the government Of Mica
ragua dssoivng The company Is valid, but refuses TO
declare the legal consequences Of that dissolution for the
that only stockholder applies for IL. This
extraordinary, and tho exercise of dispensing
power which does not belong to the judiciary, and Ike
the denial OF justice or legal rights to because
ether men do not demand them
The steamship Canadian, at Quebec, from Liverpool,
brings four Gays later from Ecrcpe. We nave
nothing important in the way Of Iasnca. accounts, ex
cept tho quotations for corsus. An advance Of Il "a
per cent had been realized Nothing OF consequence
relative 10 the movements Of the Bank OF England. The
next weekly report win come ny the Halifax steamer.
Gotten IN moderate demand, and prices show slgh
Improvement Rreadstuhs were quoted lower, without
much doing. The details of the VIC shal, get by
mail 10. morrow.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement IN the leading departments OF tie banks
Of this city daring the week preceding Saturday evening
Nov. !, 1866
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Birth
CxKAcH.--on Sunday, Nov. = lne wife OF Phi nossh,



DcHsEy-RosE-A Aliens IN Ontario coulty, y. H.,
on Thursday, Oct 40 by the bsv EDWARD Lvernofe,
FEEDryiCK DcEsEy, Jr. NJ D. of strstown. Nd, 10
J,ISiE only daughter OF the Boo. Robert L, Roee.
Recommendations --0a Snrury, Nov. z, a. IT.
James church. Brooklyn ny toe kav. Nj. Hauoin, Mr.
". CossprSR 10 MISS MARGARET a aODsviTr, ali q THIS
city.
&AaR.Ii- gyAnsH w--on Msajay gov. q, q, trinity
chapel BY the Rev. Dr. Bobsr. -. RoRxsr TsosfsoS
EAEsRAlL 10 Miss MAETHA AGosis daughter Of the aio
Jopp EiEdshsw, Esq, nj Of tnIs fisy.
DARN, r-luks -0U sGnoay, Nov. 2, bv tnc Rev.
JOLT W. Beach ut his residence Me- JAMES D4Rir6 10
Mss iEv LIKE youpgest daughtet Of the lac george
LUKE all Of this city.
Hsr iiord and NV Jersey papers vl.a-e copy.
nAwsos-asnpodI Wednesday, Ost. -. by the
Rev Wn. +. fagenproot, u. u, III Vs. 5. DAwsos. OF
hnsiol IDgsnd 10 Mss ANNA HAoDoeE, OF 9ssaes, Ire
land.
Vsos-NClSls On 81 ~ ~ Nov. l, by TIE Rev.
John nrash ut No 6-5 Hudson suyet Mr.. DAVID trsGc
suS, ofkIriemuir Scotland ~ Mlss MaRGAR, EelhAS,
daughter @, Mr.. hugh Mclean, ~ punyon Scotland
CskIit-FtpLE tin FRIDAY. OFT 81 bS the kev Or.
Lewis frinfts church, B,ootlgr Nr CIAR1Is EcEy
HolMtIl C4s7iF Mrs LarIs 3ANt sccond daughter OF
Earle. Esq al o B. oossr
o, cor ard fhilaseipsa paYer~ Elease copy.
syIAtr--PHAy,-in Brooklyn on Thursday, Oct &C. ~
he Rev ~ Rsthune M. RoassT l. ARLsrD, o. Gcceva,
amt, 20 Miss IosEPBisx laughter O. the late
Joseph Fray. isq OF this city
llnRi.u--inAp Al lsns,ogburgh v, ". CT thurs
dos. ISt 30 by the Rev. v ~ Red Ar W. X. DnSaCA
SAn Frhncsco, Ca 10 Mss hAax N. AaAp 81 Brook
FlaE-Essoss On Monday Nov =, a, tire F9sy,h
sucet ~. H. church, by the Rev Y n. Ha.ne.a, Mr..
h,HsRp Pres 10 Mas LsTaAslst Eaaoss Asc, Of the
same tine and place,
wrys--Pr.psuIr-Nr EDGAR wGEls 20 Mss SARAH K.
FfAnAil, all OF ihs city.
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The returns - given by the tsoks give insight into
The changes Of the deposits from week to week. The
ut fcrtbe week ending Nov l. shows increase
deposits Of more than three million Of dolars Whereas
fact there was In that period decrease Of Sss25t2
Tho specie reserve ittlc larger than anticipated.
The increase last week Just about equal tho dis
burseent OF the Sub Treasury over and above receipts
The dscounu have fallen OF over . millsm. last year
this time the bank loans weres hsover ninety three
million Of dolars with greater specie reserve than
hand. The tessl discounts and loans Of the Bank
Of England, hundred and fhy ave million or
dollars with GNynve million Of spccle while the bans
OF this cHy have total discount nae Of
one hundred sad three million, with only eleven
millions q specie. with such . fac. MarIne
our bank msnsscrs in the lace, Ia At al strange
that some Of them become pretty serorsy alarmed
by the position Of anascal sasrs in Europe Such an
enormous disproporiiop, At suck time may well stare
ihose Interested We have by means seen the vors,
Of the present movement The pubiic msd may for
time be quiet In the absence Of any particularly bad
news from any quarter bat the arc steadily at
work and The effect must ulmstey be felt me credi,
~ ssms Of the world have been pushed IA their utmos,
.eI..cs. ard rgutaoD must ocsso7s'y lake rlscs
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al
War rm NEW onIAASs DELTA (Jm. DAyIs's PArEs)
rHousIn OF rEFroxT ls4T.-"There 10 . charm In the
very name Of this intrepid young cfcer We read
hear of him without feeling hearts throb with no
bier holder pride Of patriotism. We yet to meet
the American whose spirit does not glow and kintle
within him ne reads OF the daring exploits Of this
hero OF the Rocky Mountains--of the Great Desert
Of the Sierra Sevsda-the pioneer OF the En-
p.re whose foundation laid on the white
shores Of the great Pacific and 10 destined
soon 10 70 the highest power and glory among the
nations Of the earth he may well be called me hero OF
age and country. And when we say this We detract
nothing from the hard earned ard brayey arres OF
others. There not few bright names sudting the
niche in The temple Of fame devoted 70 our age Within
few months pat have favored the genius and
CALAMITY OF many OF brave officers with fields where
they have glorously bright names and undying
;nme Their deeds wiz be consecratad by history, and
will live in the memory, IN the hearts and IN the tri
rmpbal hymns Of the people Bat still claim the
brightest page, the thrilling sanza for tho fearless,
the Cnconquerable Fremont, who by his vglor science
forude and patriotism has eaped the barriers OF nature,
aversed the unexplored wilderness surmountsd noun
tans OF caggy rock and eternal snow conquered and
beat into submission tribes Of warliSe savages
who has, 10 every cline and through every suffering
and difficulty, pushed ward the American name, and
opened plssafe 10 the progress OF American arms ana
aYte.o
WHo REAL AHo1snosrsTs 2s'lt is remarkable
Fact Gays the st. Louis ,Ugtnca OF oct. 81, "let the
honesrand unregen, voters Of the country remember
that every who pre- en,ed by the abo
tionists 6 candidate Tor the Presidency demo
Graf Erney, Gerrt Smith, John Y. Hale, AGrtin Van
Buren, and john C. Fremont, all democrats in good
standing with the democratic party and the sage Of Kin
derhook s still one Of It's shining hynts."
Or TRBE EssE-One Of the r'ettest TENS Of the
recent Fremont procession Al Ssndusky one
hundred girls in an immense carriage, drawn by forty
horses The girls ell In white dresses, with biae
sashes and they carried banner with the inscription,
s.Cf the Tribe OF Jessie.o
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NORTH CAROLINA.
FREEDOM OF THOUGHT AND OPINION PROFESSOR
HEnavlK hORREn.

REDaIoK hOBgED.
IRON the Salisbury NJ e., Eepuhican Bauuar Oct. -.
Our usually quiet 10 vn the OF great uprosr
and disordery conduct Tuesday night ast II became
known that Prof. Hedrick in iowa a delegate
the Educational Convention, which then In session.
this calculated 20 excite the indignant feelings Of
many Of our citizens, who determined 10 Disgrace him
and compel him 70 leave. An eiigy was prepared and
placed in 'front.' Of the Presbyterian church, where the
Convention in session, ana adjourn nent o the
Convention the efgy burnt In The presence OF the
Professor and nearly every member OF The Convention
This ought to have satisfied the cd, but It only
beginning Of the riotocs proceedings Iney<seon col
ecteo In large force and proceeded under much excite
ment ana with much uproar 10 the Female Semi
nary, where Prot. Hedrick lodging; then
the stUg of war; Tney haooed hissed, groaned and
proceeded 10 q most rotous and reprehoasve
compel Hedrck TO leave town. The excitement became
more intense and greater disorder prevailed, AZ they
proceeded The rAbDe was finally quieed by the appear
xnce Of several Of our citizens, who prevailed upon them
10 dispense.
his ncendiy opinions, when are calculated to do much
HARM cannot sanc' iop all that done thai night
TINS VIII only serve 10 advance him. and certainty can
not do us any good. We think with the Fayetteville
stT, that too much notorety has beer given 70 the
Professor. Tho less said and done viii be the better.
dence in coming here But he certanly was unaware OF
the excitement his letter had produced and
felt secure, naspauch he had Raleigh the
Fair am had interviews with several prominent. citizens
of the state, perfectly FREQ from danger. We are
ap0ogst Tor the Professor we nave no respect tor
him, and we despise his opinions; We concur N public
sentiment tina, no should be foftosith removed sucn
usefu TO the Stats he
np,n What W. w gss nor ssso%e At
the North Wna1a howl will Bennett, Greedy Il Co.
raise when asse proceedings shall reach their care
We do not believe the crowd inen ted carry the
ceedipgs lar, when they commenced but the excite.
ment increased 70 frenzy hen they with great DIT
fcuty disbanded from further proceedings. We regret
this unfortunate welt every lover OF
quiet, yet Il a certain demonstration that black
publicAns and their infamous principles canno nor viii
not be tolerated N this goocy land Of ours We admir-
the spirit but regret The necessity OF the in
which the condemnation made.
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a be.sg oompsnsd 70 leave without accomplishing the
object 81 her j0uvnsy.
brief visit 70 Wheatland that of Mr. Brady Of Broa
way, The wen known Photographic. He came there TO
believe has sucoeeded in obtaining representations Of
every object Of interest about the premises These PIC
lures VIII form An interesting feature In the fine histori-
cal gallery which this enerprng artist has succeeded Ia
collecting together II much expense. In the event Of
Mr. Buchanans election they will probably BIO engraved
for general circulation.
Mr. Buchanans family circle consists, for the present,
OF Mr. and Miss Lane (hs ephew and niece) Mrs. George
Fh Of Philadelphia and Mr. Appleton his late Seer
OF Legation In london Colonel Ramsey Is also on visit
with him. Mss lane q beautiful aud highly sccoG.
pished young lady does the honors Of the Ansion with
the same grace and aAbty which gained her SO much
popularity Ut the head OF her unce's establishment in
london.
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Canadian -four was without change OF moment IN prsccs,
while sales conhE cd about 400 800 bbs q, the
quotations above stated southern IN fair demand
s,n sales OF about Loco q 200 bbls, At tbs above
soesd ana. .sles oS re,erssSre sso Is rs
rye four was steady at 81 IS, while corn meal was
heavy for Jersey, with sales al ss ASK q O. 30 add
g. pupcheons wcre 1t sls as Bacxwheal aour sas
Of 81 20 q ~ 90 per loo los WheAt-The market wss
qusc active, and choice qualities unchanged vhe con.
mon srsdes were dull There was . good export de.
msh and the sass for the day iocsed up about 900
COO brshels. including Canadian white OF fair
70 .d P Wseoa aS !. rcd w..c1a sO s.p f -
diana &C. 81 IS 81 e6, Chicago spring 1T 81 81 and
5000 Wisconsin mxed ct VI 60 In addition 70 the above
purch1e Of about Al go bushels Of Canadian
ported within tie range OF the above quotations, fr
wheat from that qusvser Corn 80 steady, with
q about 5000 : soocs bushels, including West ra
Sales Of about 600 busnois prime Northern msd
at sec. oass-wcssern we're selling at S3c. . 40. and
Corrr.-salss Of 400 bags Of no we're made q loxc.
slli,c.
ont Quota 10 change prices The foreign news came
to late IN the day Tor m effect TO be felt on the
market On ifs sbnouncsmtDt several lots the mar.
set were wthdrs~n.
Fsresrs.-Rates were steady and 70 Liverpool about
10000 so 900 bushels gram were engaged in buk aud
nsgs o. "a. apt4d and about 1000 bbls -four al A.
a. Nd 90 "a, with rosin ss: aud rs. 900 bus bets
grain in bags al lid. To Glasgow 1000 bashes wheat
~ere engaged In ships bags a, I'D To Bremen, inca.
10 notice IN rates 10 Hsvrc.
TRu1.-About 600 boxes OF rsslns were sold Il 81 rs
for layers and % 10 for NJ RS
Hsy.- The salea included about COO 400 bales At COO
n The
Hms-sales were made Of 400 400 bbs new, at &C.
a losc.
l1xs-ssles were psht. end prices we're unchanged
hcfsSsps - te marset was nrm for all kinds, Win mo.
dstatc sales. About $50 hhds Porto Rico sold
Doc.
N,vsr Srorrs we're quiet, and prices unchanged.
PROVISIONS -Pcrk-lhe market was rather drmer,
though tales moderate Inc sales embraced aoout
400 bbls mess loss, NJ 81 12is sal rs. Prime
al SIS sis 2b Beef was unchanged Ia prices vhie
sAss were con " about 200 bbIs inclu country
Oripe q % ~, end mess DO. rs 80 aS 40 40 o.
= sl1 mr. yefarkef mess Cut meats quiet IT, a
.r ior should, ~. srd %. for bans Rscan tuil
A II Il I.elIu fuoktd tides ~ss sJld a.c.ss'. IL
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.


NoNn4Y, Nov. 81 7, III.
Tie stosk marse, opened tts mornug with strong
downward tendency There sales OF ali the
leading railroad stocks particularly Residing At the Grsl
beard about thirteen thcusand shares OF Reading stock
Sold full al o, which for cash. opening
20, and closing III T2s per cent Of Now York Central
File, Cleveland and Tolodo Michigan soahs rn sena and
Chicago there were very large sales. Tne principal pur
ehasers the shorts for delivery There buyers
in the street for any other purpose and all stock bought
In this way comes Immediately upon the market again
and the effect generally TO pot prices down 10 points
below where they started The shorts put out contracts
TO-DAY probably to extent beyond their purchases
The money market every day becomes more and moro
stringent; to-day there ~as very active demand. Tho
banks have nothing 10 lend, and gong steadily
with the contraction. AT the first board 70 day Delaware
and Hudson fell of u per cent, Michigan Southern a.
New York Central railroad Ia, Reading ~ Michigan
cenIax, cleveAni ard Toledo X, Galcna and Chicago
a. Erie advanced 4 per cent, Chicago and Rock
Island a.
After the adjournment OF the board the following salcs
Of stocks and bonds made at saction by H.
Ncoays-