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BUILDING LOT.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st, sA
"A 9th WaId, near The baptist Church. Fronts 81 -
eet and 100 deep, with alley the rear Is oere
very low. Applyto febl3 A '. S. LlNDSLkY.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

FUH . bN Is
A FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, In
n south Nashville including some OF Claiborne's. IA
Apply to lfsblll A. V. 3. LINDsLEY. H.
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A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, on the Gala es9st
II tin Turnpike, adjoining Mr. Leseur's, hun $9$
dred eet front and two hundred and ten feet deepA-
Apply to Iieblll A. v. 5. LINDSLEY.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near
i The Public Square. Apply to a.
feblI A. V. s. LINDsLEY. Gi.
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FOR SALE,

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, on the Gal-RsH
"A latin Turnpike, adIoiCing the handsome resi- wv
dence Of Mr.. Washington Lot is hundred feet~--
front aud Two hundred and forty feet deep, with
three sides oft. Apply to
febIl A. v. 8. LINDSLEY.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
-~~,-----~--~>~-c>-----Y--s-.-~-
ARRIVAL OUT OF THE ADRlATlC.
~~~~~~~~~->>~--~~~r~~>e~-
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
THE UEEN'S SPEECH.
MORE FAILURHS.
~---1~~-.o<uorOS-~o~r~~No1~
SEVERE c0MME RCiAl CRISIS IN HAMBURG.
-o~o<->-->o~-o~~o<0~I--e--~
COTTON CED-BREADSTTFFS DULL.
.~~>-~>~~~>>->>os~N>~,Oo~,1.
COTsOL1 81 3-8 81 Ia,
DC, &c, DC.
ARRIVAL OUT OF THE ADRlATIC
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
COE6OL1 81 3-8 q 81 Ia,
&c. &c, &c.

The ryyal mah steamship Canada Capt ang, from Ii
serpcol at IL O'Clock the morning Of the 9th inst
aered Halifax harbor at 2oclock yesterday morning but
could not get up her dock until after the Americas de-
pay.are about A. NJ
The advices brought by the Canada are one week later
than those received by the Europa at New York.
The Canada makes the following report Dec IL lat
Al ~, passed American ship Quckstep, bound east
Dec IT, lat a. passed brig Jessie Nllar, bound east.
The British Parliament opened the 81 instant by
the Queen IN person. The speech was very vague. 1t
cepsores the commercial crisis and consequent dis
srcss in all circles recommends the passage by
Parliament Of bill OF indemnity for the Bank of England
rejoces the successes of the British army Inda
and commends the earnest attention of Parliament to the
Affairs Of India thinks peace of Europe unlikely to
be disturbed; and promises parliamentary reform.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer had introduced bill
OF indemnity 10 the bank in the House OF Commons and
Committee Of the Whole House had been appointed ON
the question of the infringement of the Bank Charter act
The Liverpool cotton market opened in the early part
cS the week with advance Of I'D. I'd. The market
subsequently became heavy and closed very dull with a
declining tendency and loss of the advance except upon
favorite descriptions.
Tne Liverpool breadstuHs market, according to the
majority of the circulars, closed very dull, but prices
were essentially unchanged compared With the quota
aons per Europa.
The Liverpool provision market was inactive.
The London money market exhibited no change Of mo
uen The demand at the bank and in the discount
ket still active.
copsos for ney and account closed a. eI7s 9l1S.
The Collins steamship Adria;c, from New York the
afternoon OF Monday the 23d u arrived or Pon, Lynas
At O'Clock the evening of the ID but owing 10 the
hwuess OF the tides did not come the Sersey units
tie afternoon of the 4th
The Canada from Boston, arrived out Sunday, the
2osh ult.
The North star left Southampton for New York We'd
nesday, the I'd inst
The Canada sailed from Halifax at O'Clock yesterday
morning for Boston, where she will be due this afternoon
The weather was clear and calm
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unsatisfactory nature OF The speech ana depored e con
dit,on Of tho country, tho address was agreed TO.
IN the House Of Lords Baron Macauey took his seat as
peer.
In the House of Commons Lord JoHs RUSSELL gave no
tce that the 10th he should for committee Of
the whole House to consider the oaths OF aburaon and
the civil disabilities OF Jews
Mr.. HKADIAs gave notice that he should resoa
ton condemnaory Of the principle Of unlimited Liability
in the of joint stock banks
The address was agreed to after debate, in which
Mr. DsRAnL censured generally the action Of the govern
men,.
Lord PAaERroN stated that he did not intend to bring
in any bill India till after the recess and announced
his intention of asking the House to make provision for
Gen Haveloc the East India Company would do the
same for Gen. Wilson.
In the House of lords the 4h inst Lord FiII-yBo
ROUGH gave notice that he would for copy Of the
Indian Arms act and information regard to licensing
the press
In the House of Commons Lord PAIMERroN stated that
the terms asked by Austria for the Of her projected
line teegraphng India, such as the government
could accept that the negotiations therefore, fell
through.
1t was said that the Turkish government we're anxious
10 lay line from Constannople TO the head Of the Per-
sian Gulf
Mr. MnEs called attention to the imprisonment of two
British engineers al Napes ana asked WHsl governments
had done in the matter.
Lord PAlxrKsroS replied that the British Consul had
been admitted the prisoners and found their only
plant, was want of books. There cause of COM
plant against the Neapo'itan government
The CHANCELLOR THE ExcHEorFR moved for Commit
tee of Whole House consider the Bank Act, and
asked leave bring in bill to indemnify the bank for
the recent issue. He explained the necessity for the
action the Ministers took and suggested that might be
advisable amongst other reforms make bank notes
legal tender throughout the kingdom.
After some opposition from Messrs GLADSTONE and Dis
RAr the motion agreed to and the bill read the first
time.
The Leviahian steamship had been moved still further
down the launching ways but the ship had still 107 feet
before she would be adoat. Her progress was
very tedious her engineers had perfect control Of her
and hopes entertained for successful result in
short time. scaGodng from which to view the launch
broke down. and number Of persons more or less
injured On Monday the vessel bad nearly five feet OF
water under her The launch OF the levathan was
pected TO be completed the sth 9th Of December
In the Bankruptcy Court IL has been decided that the
Great Northern Railroad Company had no claim on Red
paths estate
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GREAT BRITAIN.


OPENING OF THE BRITISH PARLrAMENT--THE QUEEN 8
SPEECH, ETC.
PsrIiamcn, was opened the ID Inst by the Queen in
person. The Queens speech was as follows
Ny IoRps AND GkSrIKxEx-Circumstances have recent.
y connected with the commercial interests which
have induced 80 call Parliament together before the
s sora r,a,nan,is a,ms haze nrodncad sncb an
extent OF dsrust led me TO authorize minister's 70
commend TO the directors Of the Bank 1 England the
adoption OF of proceeding which appeared neces
sary for aayng the prevalent alarm. As that course
has involved departure from the existing law, bill for
pdemnfying those who advised aud those who adopted
will be submitted for your consideration.
have observed with great regret that the state Of com
merca transactions in general has occasoned dminu.
on Of employment In manufacturing districts, which
fear cannot fail 10 be attended with much local distress.
trust, however that this evil may not be OF long dura
ton and the abundant harvest with which u has Era
riousy pleased Divine Providence 10 bless this land will
Ihope in degree mitigate the suicrings which this
state of things must unavoidably produce.
While many OF my subjects in India have been exposed,
and while grieve for the extensive bereavements and
sorrow which has caused, have derived the greatest
sasfaction from the distinguished successes which have
intended the heroic exstons ot the comparatively small
force which have boen opposed 70 greatly superior mum.
bcrs without the aid o the powerful renforcemcnts des
patched from this country 10 their assistance The arri.
val % those reinorcemen's will trust speedily COM
plete the suppression of this widely spread revolt
After still, furtker eulogzng the gsantry Of the troops
Tho speech continues
II is satisfactory 70 know that the general mass
the population IL India have taken part in
tho rebellion while the most considerable OF the native
princes have acted " the mest irendy ana nave
rendered important services ] have gwen directions
that the Papers relating 10 tsse mauers shau pe iau
before you. The aGairs OF my Fast INDIA dominion VIII
require your services and consideration and recommend
them 10 ye1r earnest attention.
The nations ol Europe are in the enjoyment OF the
blessings of peace which pohing seems likely 70 disturb
Inc spulatons OF the treaty wbich cohctided WIN
bc sian o. Persia have been faithfully carried INTO exc
cupon and the Persian forces have evacuated the terri
tory Of Herat.
Your attention will be called 10 the laws which regulate
he Iepresen'anon % the people IN Parismehti WIN =
benencaliy mado therein.
The remainder Of the speech merely OF local interest
Lord PoRrxtS moved and lord Carew seconded the adj
sress response to the oueens speech and after co
derable debate, which Lord Derby complained q ths
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B,rRGLARrEs AND ARRESTS.


new calendar OF causes noticed for trial will be made
ny for the January term 1885, for which notes o issue
must be filed on or before Tuesday, the 10Th Of Dc.
cembcr, inst
All notes Of issue lor that and every subsequent term
must state distinctly the nature of the issue.
such notes Of issue, for January term shall also state
whether the cause was on the calendar a the close OF De
vcmber term, 1881 and So shall state the number Of
the that calendar; and OF for other
terms shall state whether the Is then the eaeu
dar and the number thereof and n the capse has been
marked "down' ON the calendar In 1857, IT must be
stated ON the note Of issue, and the date thereof
The clerk directed not 10 enter any upon the
calendar unless the note issue therein conforms to the
foregoing directions
And when cause ia placed ON the eolendar, u will not
be necessary 10 file in any issue for the subse.
uuen terms OF the year Such caenca will be nmued
for the succeeding terms until the causes thereon are
disposed Of
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SUPREME CouRT--sPEcIAL TERM,
Before Hon. judge Rooseyeu.

Drc. H-Anson H,rta rs ne Mayor, co|stroiter, &C.,
Oiircf ~ and Walter X Joaies dc-Tn this well known
Injunction bad been obtained restraining the Mayor
and Comptroller from paying the defendants Jones, for
raising the ship Joseph Walker. last term, motion Of
the defendant Oliver IL Jones' Justice Peabody dismissed
the complaint, in consequence Of the default Of the plain
tn, and rendered Judgment against the city for the
due for raising the vessel having been ascertained,
however that Justice Peabody connected by
with Mr. Jones' his counsel noticed the for this
before Judge Roosevelt Mr Busteed, ia behalf of the
Corporation, asked TO have the default opened The
had been overlooked quite accidentally, owing 20 the
cumuaon of cases against the city ne court caendars
Tho Judge ordered the defanh he opened and that
COOPERATION be allowed 10 sone and DEFEND
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The Croton A4.educt and New Reservoir.
srPREME COrRT-0ENERAL TERN.

Before Hon. judges Mitchell, Roosevelt, and Cerkc
This up appeal from the Judge at special
term in the OF the people rel Samuel r. Dnsmorc
and John M Wood, the Judge having denied the motion
directing tho Croou Board award 70 tho REALTORS the
contract for constructing the Croton reservoir.
The following is synopsis Of the proposals bids FOR
the contract
Dnsmore and Wood agree TO build the reservoir 600
days for e524 ,29s 81
farchiid Co. agree 10 build in 400 days FOR $5T2,.
473 %.
Cummings Co agree to build in 575 days for sea3,.
b57 65.
Argument was heard and the case stands adjourned.
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The Hon. Timothy Davis, NJ. C., from Iowa, was mar.
ricd on he eih ult, 70 Mrs Jane oFerros &C Dubuque
Col Fauntlcroy, Geo. 1atimer, United States Consul a,
s.. johns, r r.; Com. Reed United states navy Captain
Randolph, do; and Capt c Graham United States army
are in Washington.
The New Haven Journal and Couricr states that A. T.
Poarcc the builder who fed from Norwich Conn two
three years ago, leaving Of the banks in p.scs
Of forged notes, IN Chill, making money In steam.
boa, speculation with the United states Secretary Icga
ton.
TO ARRIVE.
From New Orleans, In the steamship Black warrior-Nr
rerd, y. q. Smyscr
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THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.

The following failures arc reported -
Herman Cox Co, Of London and Liverpool in The
cotton trade with liabilities at 100000
Bfsohon Been Co. Of London, the India trade, with
liabilities OF 100000.
H. Joel, Of pautzc, liabilities 100000.
H.rsch Moses Co. Of Settin, Liabilities million and
hsl: thaers
H. Hoffman Co. OF Ioudon, largely engaged in the
Swrs trade
r Maeee, ship owner, trading as Magee 4 cOrcoran,
Liverpool.
And others for less amounts, announced.
The crisis was still at Hamburg where the
Silares too numerous to pariicniarize.
In London, on the ID inst. money continued in active
demand The stock market was firm, caused by the
rival Q. the West India mail steamer with $500 900 in sill
yer The suspensions Of the day hendes, Dacosa &
Co in the London and West India trade, with Liabilities
amounting ss5oooo sterling; and Keser Co in the
German ira de- with Liabilities amounting 70 f5o,oeo,
The semi monthly shipment Of silver to India and China
was f4o9, 900.
At a meeting Of the Eric Railroad bondholders, h was
resolved that the committee should be requested 10
ceve subscriptions TO the proposed loan and 10
nunate with the directors New York with view 10
arrangement, for general protection.
On the Sd inst the funds quiet, while money was
in active demand preparation for the payments OF the
s.h The failures we're Messrs Hoeknson Burnside Of
London Wholesale stationersi Messrs. Barber, Rose
ranger CO.. and Herscb, Brother Co. both in the Ger.
man trade. in London C. G. PIN, large corn merchant,
CT Belfast and Frodcrickson, Cume Co., dealers,
II Hsrtslepool Their liabilities are not stated.
Another large london house reported 10 have sought
assistance from the bank
Heavy exports Of silver were making TO Hamburg.
On the ah inst The funds nuctuated slightly, but closed
arm There was change in money but great caution
xas observable.
despatch from Italy announces the failure OF the
house cf Cellard, at Genoa Milan and Turin.
An order had been promulgated at Berlin cnac,rg
remon Of the usury laws.
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SPAIN.

The Queen Of Spain had been delivered Of prince. q
The spanish Court refuses to accede TO the demand OF
Mexico that its Envoy shall be received as necessary
preliminary to the negotiation.
The accounts from Cuba received at Madrid, state that
the squadron assembled there ready 10 sail at
ments notice against Mexico elsewhere Soldiers
seasoned to the climate had alone been selected for the
service. The artillery had been largely increased, and
one thousand marines were on board the squadron.
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THE UNEMPLOYED IN QuruEc.-There was = large
gathering Of the unemployed quebec on the lith INST
Col Gugy, who attempted 10 pacy the crowdwas chased
into the Court House, the doors " which, being closed
after him, were beat down. The mob we're then dis.
persed by tho police but afterwards an unsuccessful At
temp, was made TO rob some Bour stores y The lower
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SWEDEN

There had been numerous additional failures nj Stock
holm and the commercial crisis there creates great ankle
ty at Copenhagen.
The government had lent 900 900 francs TO the direct
ors Of the bank, to sustain its credit.
despatch from stockholm, dated the Cd, says" The
crisis il becoming alarming"
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AIrsTpIA

The accounts from Vienna continue gloomy.
was reported that several large manufacturers in
tended close their establishments and discharge their
worknen In few days.
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THE LATEST MARKETS.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMER CANADA.

For Boston-Mrs Gassiord Mrs Bonion Madam Caradori
Miss Carsdcri, Miss Duncan Mrs Spur Mrs sewel Mrs
GrRddock Mr. and Mrs Beck, Rev Abraham and lay Mr.
and Mrs Adolf two and daughter Mr. and Mrs Cox nr
Cronm the Bishop Of Huron; Rny Mr. Blagacn Mrs Duncan
and four children Mrs Thurson. Master Thurson MIR Hope
aud wife, Miss Falls Messrs slerman Lewis Hodges Gas,
Lohse, Wagner Stewart, Putnam Barclay, Smith Thele,
aivins, Place, Iowden, ,sibb, Stevens White AcInto-h
Iborms, Emerson Neil Mclaughlin Cope. Banes Heney,
Pcnfold, Howard Main and Caryelb
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FRANCE.
The news Is unimportan,

HtWs H I, :, :
NJ Henon, the republican deputy from Lyons, took the
oath in the Corps LtgisotJ; and Messrs Carnot and
Goadschaux the only members who refused TO take
it, and their seats had been declared vacant 1t Is said
there 10 be enactment enforcing the oath TO the
Emperor preliminary 10 becoming candidate at the
elections
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PRUSSIA.

The Usury laws were suspended for period OF three
months and the Bank OF Prussia making advances
stocks and shares the of eight per cent.
There very hHle panic at Berlin.
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WEATHER ~ MlNSRsoTA.-at St. Panl on the 9Th
inst the mercury marked % degrees below zero, and
there bad be- good sic ghng for fortnight Tue MIS-
epsppi was only nav gaple op skates
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RIrSSI
GREECE.

Heavy frosts had taken place. and the river quite
frozen up Mt Archangel.
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FOf1Cs Hht<ShKeUct.
cuARoR or PASSING corSTERrEir MONEY.

NUAhbE VI FASrlNo IOINlEl MONtN.
John Hartley, boatunn was brought before Justice
Welsh at the Lower Police Court charge Of having
passed a counterfeit one dollar bill upon the Mechanics
and Traders Bank Of New Jersey the and shoe
Of Thomas Lyons, No. 2o3 Greenwich street. In
change Tor pair of adys CATERS which he had pur.
chased The clerk, who in attendance upon the pr
soner, discovered the trick that about 10 he played
upon him. and making some plausible excuse, left tho
store and went In search of policeman Hartley sus.
pectcd that there something wrong, and made
tempt 10 escape, but he captured he leaving
box where the prisoner standing which had evil
deny been thrown there by the accused with the view
Of conceaing his guilt Tho magistrate committed Hart.
ley for trial IN default OF fl ,0oe bail.
BrRGLARrEs AND ARRESTS.
The liquor store Of Joseph Apelcb, 1875 West Twenty.
first street. burrarousy entered afcw nights ago and
go stolen from the money drawer. man named John
Rourke arrested suspicion Of having been impli.
Gated in the burglary, and committed 10 prison by
Justice DAWSON
The dwelling house OF Samuel suydam, No ~ Morton
street, burgla0usy entered yesterday morning, by
afellow named Charles Apple, who stole vest and
penkne, and then attempted 10 escape Policeman Chris.
topher of the Ninth ward caught the accused he
leaving the house. and conveyed him 10 the station house
Justice Dawson committed the accused for trial in default
of q, COO bail
CoRRscnos.-Jotn y, Hoogs Is the name OF the person
who arrested charge Of false preences wednes
day, and not James b Hoogs, as stated in yesterdays
Herald.
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which 15l 900 bales were American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER
The Manchester market opened buoyant but closed
heavy.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFPs MARKET.
aessrs Richardson, Spence Co quote -four dull, and
declined Is. since Tuesday Western Canal 24s Cd 25s
Philadelphia and Baltimore 25s 26s.; ohio 26s Cd.
27s Wheat had declining tendency and Tuesdays ad-
had been more than lost; red 6s a 7s white 6s
Sd 7s 10d. Corn dull, and the advance OF Tuesday
lost mixed and yellow AS 34s. 3D. white 37s 39s.
Messrs Bgand Aytha Co and Richardson Brothers Il
Co., confirm the above, but the Brokers' Circular
says that -four has advanced Is, and wheat 3d. on the
week.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs Bigand Aytha Co., Richardson, Spence SCo,
James, Mcenry Co, and others, quote beet dull Pork
steady Bacon inactive and declined Is as Lard
| Is. Tallow advanced 1s-butchers' quoted at SOS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular quotes ashes slightly declined.
Sales at 33s 36s. for pots, and 35s 36s for pearls
Sugar steady, with an improved demand Coffee dun
Rice heavy Tea slow Of sale, but prices unaered
Rosn steady at Is a IS. 3D. for common Philadelphia
bark S. Cd. los Sperm and cod oils slightly declined
Iinseed oil in better request 3os 3ls. Spirits
| pcntne dull at BIS a JOS.
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs Barring Bros quote iron dull NJ 81 los for rails
and &c for bars, Pig iron steady at 52s Cd Wheat ad
vanced Is 2s but closed with little inquiry al weak
Flour 25s 2ss Sugar advanced Cd Is closing heavy.
Coffee steady. Tea little inquiry and prices weak-Con
| gon IL I'D Iinseed cakes advanced O.. los. Fish
oils, quotations nominal Linseed oil duh at COS Cd. Rice
quiet English tin advanced 6s. Spirits turpcntne-
| Sales at 34s
l HAyRE MARKET.
The sales OF cotton for the week ending the "a inst in
elusive we're 1000 bales, at firm prces--Ncw Orleans
tres ordnaire 102f Breadstufs quiet. Ashes heavy.
0is-Saes unimportant and quotations nominal. Prov
| sions dull. Rice quiet Sugars firm, and all qualc
slightly advanced Whalebone-Lte inquiry and prices
weak
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. BILL A. VI.
Messrs Richardson, Spence Co. say breadstufs are
dull, with, SO far little bdsness tbs morning any
article.
Provisions unchanged. The tallow market c!osc
with firm feeling at London yesterday and quotation,
are advanced Il.
The cotton market opens quiet and yet too early
estimate the business Of the day.
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS.

The Ministerial crisis was over. Two members OF
Cabinet had retired.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONn0N MONKY MARKET.

Messrs Barring Bros quote bar silver 6s. I'D; e'ses
7es. 2d. Consos quoted at the close, tho Al
inst, AZ q, ~ for money and account There was
ctassp to note in the money market. The demand
connse3 active The bullion in the bank had increased
f94 900.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular states the sales of the week at
10000 bales OF which 10,500 speculation and
$500 for export The market opened at advance Of sd
Ad but subsequently the advance almost all lost,
except mddlng descriptions, which steady owing
70 their scarcity The sales Of Friday 1000 bales
the market closing with declining tendency at the fol-
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