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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Fifty 70 sixty building Lots Tor SA''
EdgeAeld.
EyuF To EIGHT YEARS CREDIT.


r,HE undersigned offers sale from City TO Sky ~
ing Lots In Hobson Wheless' additiop al La.,end
pronerty formerly belonging to Mr. hobson Jus. psS
Bood's addition, Edgedeld They front ~ sss ese,
the Gaatin Turnpike Woodland. Russell and
Streets and run ITO feet to alleys ieet
portion of them being about hall mile Iro" INC e
n nsion Bridge, and the others within mile.
will Lots the folio wing terms any one "a
which can, of course, be selected by the purchaser.
LIST. ore-ffh to be in cash, and OF IN
in ave instruments with Interest," ano "en
ed and no other security required - -. -
Cd Annual payments for ave years with nterest-secn
rity TO he given en- rst notes. and lien
ga Eight year. credit the principal interest," pay
annually security required tie interest notes. ana
a lien retained. ,.,....r..., nav
Atm Eight years lit for the principal the pay
able Annually. and security required except nen,
the purchaser Put up dwelling house WITHIN Inc n''
-
5th. In mary cases would be willing TO give une Pei
chaser eight years credit, II he would pay one Mn
the year carpenters work. brick WORK
painting, pay annually on the
cnrity Icing required bat lien-
offer these easy terms with the view OF pacng n
pleasant residence within the reach OF any
no desires it, and Of adding 10 tire population o. ie
beautiful village Ia the neghborhood OF our ciy Ia
opinion Apply TO A. v. 8. Lind sley Esq or 70
dec IO--aua WASHINGTON BARROW
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Rates Of Advertising.
= LINES OR LESS To CO. sTITUTE A SQUARE.

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.
One square year, So Each additional square, 80
Advertisers exceeding The space COntrac-
ted for. will be charged for The excess.
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1.-TWO In ndseme Lots In Edgened, Woodland streets
III LoIs 'front.' 90 feet each, and are Ito feet deep
Apply 70 vs.rnsrry
septI5. n " .. LtNDchE&.
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Nh GNIFICENT SOHENE!
To be drawn each Saturday In January, 1868.
$500 Prizes amounting .............. $500, 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; CHARTERS S2H.
PAN OF THE LOTTERY.


PAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to co., corresponding with those
Numbers the printed separate slips Of
Wheel sn''''o with small TIN tubes and placed IN one
The first 462 Prizes similarly printed and encircled,
The wheels then revoved, and a number is drawn
drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn out opened and exhibited TIE audience and
aeaint the y Na@bep drawn This operation is repeated
until all the Prizes are drawn out.
Approximate ON Prizes:-The two preceding
and the succeeding Numbers those drawing the rs
Prizes will be EMIT ed to the SO Approximation Prizes
those Tickets 1925, 1919. 1881 11252, will
aen p De enea 70 xu as S0S aa M viii
each be entitled to $780, and according to the above
scheme
the last figure Of the Number that draws the 100000 Prize
For example if the Number drawing the 600 Prize ends
with No Tickets, where the number ends in
J. will be entitled to $40. II the Number ends with No.
tnen a. the tickets whe Number ends in will be
titled 10 $50, and 10 O.
Certificates of Packages win be sold at the fol.
lowing rates, which is the risk:
oerhca'e OF Package OF 10 Whole Tickets
- 10 Quarter " ........-...-sEO
In ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the address for the Tickets ordered
Purchasers have tickets ending in figure they
designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers Prizes will be
purz hasers IN medisteIy amer The drawing.
Purcha. ers viii please write their signatures plain
E9S Remember that every Prize is payable
IN full without deduction.
eH All prizes Of 81 010 and under, paid Immediately
after the prizes at the usual time of thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates to
g. SWAN CO., Augusta, Gag
w Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, Allan
ia, Ga, have their orders filed and time by adj
dressing s. Swan & Co., either of those cities.
ES A list of the numbers that drawn from the
Wheel with the OF the prize that each
lied to- will be published after dra wing in the follow
|
leans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard Nash
nile Gazette AHqEa IpteIigeneer, NeW York Weekly Day
Book, SGUGnndh Morning Nesos Richmond Dispdtch,
Neao York Dispatch, and Pudding Aiss.) Clarion.
| December 20, le57--dSt-w I'd.
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FOR SALE.

TtHAT valuable stand Market Street. adoin-
ing the arehouss Of A Hamilton, now occupied ~
Conley clothing Of the best stands IN ths
city any establishment. Price very MODERATE
Nov oft A.v. 8. LINDSEY.
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FOR SALE.
FOR Sale.

A LOT on Cherry street, South Nashville near INT
n Baptist Church, which there small iran Ien
emen The fronts 20 feet $50 feet deep Apply 70
sept28. A. y. LLNDeLEI.
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BLANK BOOKS.

BILL TAFEh.
Ellis of LadinS.
Steamboat Books.
Railroad Receipts.
Check Books, tie ions BgnkS.
Note Books, on tie cdrio,ss B41ks.
Letter and Cap PaperL
Paper and Envelope.
BLACK and Red Ink.
Bankers Cases.
Back mmon Boards.
wiring DeSks.
LAW Books.
Medical Books.
Bibles and kymn Books.
miscellaneous and Classical Books.
School Books.
For saleby JOHN YORK 81 CO.,
Dec 16-f. No. 3S, Union st.
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.NE.r,mALLDwELLING FOR SALE.

AM Offering for sale cling on College Street,
lust beyond the College. The Housed OF brick.
nains good rooms cstern, 6c, and will be sold II
a. Ses ~ 0' A. v. 8, LINDSEY.
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Flour.

we unasr.sasd I. shs aasAsr.sd sssas me ssv-
lrx Mtiss
Bresdssy Mills-Broaa street. Hz1AviIs.
Gall2tsn hiils-GHllAfln. Team
union Asiis-Aicx sndftx. Team.
silver epEing iils-eilseR eprsnxs-
Acoosi.nt sopply ef The bras1s ksnd d Ear
rels and sscks- Alse Bran. Aitdiinss. and zhssss-
D. D. nlcKEY,
Nov. iIs--ti Ne .. College street,
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SWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES.
Mag IFICFNT ME-!
10000 dollars
FOR MEN DOLLARS

AsHE following Scheme will be drawn by 6. SWAN Co.,
Managers Of the Fcrt Gaines Academy Lottery, in
each Of their Lotteries for January 1885, at AUGUSTA
Georgia. to which city they have removed their Principal
Office.
Class 60.
To be drawn in the City Georgia, in public on
SATURDAY, January I'd, 1855.
Class 10,
10 De drawn in the City Augusta Georgia in public
sATURDAY, January 9th 1853.
Class II,
10 De drawn IN tie City of Augusta Georgia In public on
SATURDAY, January 10th, 1855
Glass 72,
To De drawn in the City fAugusta in public
SATURDAY, January Esd, 1858.
Glass rs,
To be drawn in the City Augusta Georgia in public
SATURDAY. January Both 1858.
ONTHE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
fsce thousand -Four Hundred Prices
NEARLY ONE PRICE EVERY sNE,TIcKErs
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Valuable Business Lot for Sale.

AM now Offering that valuable Lot on MARKET
ii street adjoining the of Morris Mathews rhs
Lot fronts 81 feet on and back loI feet TO-
7, xouid make one Of the stands for wholesale
", 1sn1io 0'''e " ~ A. v. LISDsLEY.
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O0A NAOntxooA NOxIenpo00emcos
THE DosDGASA HOTEL,
HoSIRsAL, Aug II, lsbs J
The Aomredl Eeetics- Enthusiastic Recepsox Of N. Do
vio-ky ByosOns Speech at 7eronO-7Ae Governor Gene
rsls Secret Adoisers, &c, dc
There was grand torch light procession as. night To
receive Hon A. Dorion, who returns here TO prepare
for hin election There largo expenditure Of CO.
thusasm Amongst his supporters and the honorable geu
slemaD vl certainly be replaced in his seat Had tue
Brown administration remained in, however, have the
best reasons for believing that the Hon Lewis Remand
wouo have resigned his place In the legislative Dounci,
10 order TO contest Montreal sitn Mr. D,rion
You have, OF Mr. Browns speech at c0rou
70, IN explanation OF the Of the conpronisa be-
tween himfelf and the Lower OsDsoa mem oers OF
cis cabinet. is Glove md plausible, bat has one
capital fsult-h comes too late. What the pdoic
wait To SEQ are the written conditions OF Tue
arrangement erte'ed into at the time understand that
here probability OF this makg It's APPEARANCE, but
sheber Will tally with the stateuest OF the honorable
gentle man, OF curse am unable TO say
There ~ss an absurd report In circulation amongst the
Brown meE that the Governor General asd been guided IN
bis dec tor win regsd 70 dissolution by the advice OF the
right Hon Edward Elice, Q Wait to his seigniory
oseauha nsis The nutb that to the presect une
he light Hon gentleman bse had opportunity OF seeing
he Exceltncy having only inst arrived in the c)uory
Thee great rush Of travellers at present along the
route Of the Ncrhsaslerp tour Io arrival a. ths &C.
Enlistment yesterday counted 1870 persons.
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Foreigners Befo,s the pc,.c.

To tDifOh W Tux EEfh1D.
IN your paper Of Aufut 10, unds- Toe oAra-- ~
News" 10 speaking OF the runbe7 y cssss drr0-es "a
Rodreguez'snd Romoa Sanchez, who we're uuvces ,f
rand afoepy, - Italians, ~tie there oozea os- "
convicted Of worse crimes, whose nsncnssy DOT
mentioned This pos the first time this psuou has bseo
thus sgnaiized In your columns, and yosr reporter M
doubt Gil be surprised when se inform him TIA, The IN
dviduale above mentoned might a. vel have hailed feom
The sandwich Islands from fay, for whoever heard
sucb names from the lard OF Americus Vespucas and
Uhrttopher Columbus jose Rcfreguez AMI Romon sa1
cnezY may he part ~ bis system mus 70 honor h-
cz'ns Of that land which gaze birth n the greet disco
verrf of our country, but for myself, mos, respectfully
pf 'sve " rrotes sgsiOs such repeated uiie,ics re
mr. ,. ur ooeoieot pervsu', J. xELAN0.
Nsw fohs, Angus, 10, 1853
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sBoorrSe AFFRAy.-M a late bour oo Frdsy evening
rhonn A;Mabon and william vsrisn, who have been 90
unfrecdy terms for come ane happened II the
drinking sslocn Of Rcharo Petty, No s2s sixth avsnus
where scme wcrds pared betSeen them. Ncaahcn
shortly drew pistol snd ared a. as antagonist Toe ball
old cot ha Vsrizp AZ otonded, bI, bd Dante wnepleg,
bystaucer, IN the right arm, Dactns severe, tn)asn
not dangerous ~ound. NneOley se iDnedtsseiy tsxeo
home by his friepos McsanJn arrested and yester
day taken before Justice Beosoel al toe Fo1rn Dsirt
Police Court, and held " sssis exsmi'a.iOp.
CkuuTs TO CHnB.-krs Aup Buckley arrested
yesterday, charged rhh cruelty beating . Little girl,
seven Of age, named Ross stevens, wbo living
With Der. onioer Barely, Of the twenty second ~srd,
beard the q the child he passing the
senee q Mrs Buckley sno Immediately arrested the
mao lie took her before Justice Kelly who locked ner
iem.
ARRESTED ON susrqaoS oF MuRnKR--An Irish laborer
nv q bis John Lynch, arrested yesterday
-, ming by the Fifth ~ard police on suspicion Of besss
- Murderer Of Barney scDerDott, at Rondout N. " the
- ncusrs Of whose murder pueIshed the time 10
- ri, where, proving an abb, be ~ss discharged.
srolrS PROPERTY RECOVERED "A qusntiy Of mems end
h Lee wearing apparel and minor iewery found
yesterday the jewery store, corner Of Houston
and the Bowery, which was stolen about . month ago
from The rescerce Of srs sussu Crooks, No us East
Seventeenth street rbe house sss broken Toto by
burgnp curing The night, through the rear basement
wmoow, atc The property stolen.
Vas yesterday arrested on q charge Of stealing nesry
sloo worh of hne sn dreests sad other clothing. the
property Of Mr., Emma suversteln, OF No. 81 Lauren
street Tie ecueed c2nessed the tbsf, and restored
Ioreob ci We noen properly. Justice Brsnaao locked
DHoSsr ON DIsoEprRty Housrs --oo Friday night
osptsiu Ho'ohhrs Of the Ffth precinct and posse Of
hs police made deceni on too disrepu,abIe houses In
this vsrd me proprietor, the female IN mates -ere
Tssed snd conveyed 70 TIE station bouse and locked up
for the nfbt They we're taken yesterday 70 the robs
and the petort eaob bein charge ~ teeo
uf disordery house aud the girls gen, ur Tor variopu
trns - Black sells Isiand.
TO THE pDIrOR or TIE HERALD.
The undersencd requests the public suspend uarment
vim respect the charge brought sgains him. fs-.
are taus known he has parted with bonds very large
ssourL receiving notes, purporBg 70 be Fe1ercks In
ptyment-whch VITA exception Of the delivered ~
hB self % and n BE bends 81 sse megs ave a.e IN bis
porseasi sun The transaction n not ooareced
va wlh sny ~ Ms niercs Q, opsrss eoonsi ns seing
s.n.ns'ou N order . .ssure the Pa5i' h no one hss
r@ss1, VI iul' s4sIeIss hln ifpa NE On ~, -
y " RieM.
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Total expenditures $40 s22,7L So 81 6sa4 ACT II
II VIM be seen that the receipts for customs ssou,
The reeps OF treasury notes refer OF course 10 money
borrowed part Of which 10 entered repaid In the az
penses proper Increased the War and Navy
depsrtments chic fly In the former The "civ' which
Includes foreign intercourse and oil mscelaneous home
expenses shows . dccresse The expenditures In
demption Of the principal OF the public debt form a con-
siderable part OF the total increase
We find in contemporary the following account
Of the Ticket Agents Convention at Cleveland
Az tbe Cleveld Convention Of ticket agents. held last
week ID ID Phelps, Of tns Michigan Southern and North
Indiana Rslrosd statei that hs conpsny were pre-
pared 70 resolve from other roads tbs prooorou hereto
fore SLOWED 70 y bong hs prop rien .orough
H. 1865, AMI that he could not reduce proportion
from the rricss then and there established
J. A. Burch. of the Buffalo and Ere Raiyoat also giye
potce N toe Convention that he instructed oppose
reduction 81 the proportion gliug 70 the Bllo aad
Erie Rafost Company ard That they should insist upoo
beng allowed TIE proportions NJ al yo,ed a. the
indianapolis Convention on the isth Of April last
Allen Butler OF the New York Cenrsl Railroad, stated
Comcspy vii the reduction which would fsl uosn
the Buffalo and Eric Railroad from Buffalo 10 Erie
a., w s % ,es vno no. soa sssspp' Taarosd, SAL
psres bad refused 10 comply with the orders OF Glove
land meeting Of July 81 that ticketne ms
New YORK aud Ee aud that those roads decline snsrng
pro alta OF the reduction upon New York tickets. BE
stated that tho western agent he'd conferred with the rerre
Haue and 81 Louis and s. Joris and Cnicseo roads with
the view Of making the reduction Immediately, but they
decDcd tia, the Ohio and Mississippi road would COO
tnue 70 sell q, fu aud abide tho acton Of
nectops.
The Manchester (Engand) Guardian Of the 26th
July says
The English Bc~d Of Trade returns Cor The month Of
June issued this morning The value Of our exports
during thai period Go 7f 49, sgaps, fio $50 sac
the month last year. showing decrease Of f3sp 4O7
The amounts for the first months OF the years
f534e7 so4 in 1865, aud eco s2e 1891 In ls5T
ing average falling OF Of 81 226 42e per month The
present return therefore be considered the whole
satisfactory The articles In which the hcf dmlnuson
has taken place woolens silks ana iron. In cotfons
the other hand there hiss been Of fsoo 600
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Terrible Steamboat Catastrophe at New
orleans.


THE BOAT srsK-soAs yIFrEsS PARSONS ISJunED
from the Ne~ 0fieaos Delta, August
A's quarter past nine this morning al explosion oc
CURED 90 boaro the sssssippi sound CoDpxDy steamer
yrs ypg IT The ~oasf me LAKE eud Of JEFF
Raj rusd Inc explosive agency extrsms v viJleat,
sing hole bottom o. the steamer fan iruu bal
large TO Der 70 sink fifteen nutes
and making complete wreck OF he srboari side
an AZ 'be quarter ossis and shatserns 70 pieces the
Nssry everyb body board sustained more or LEGS In
jury from scslope but fortunstey the nsd
steamer sar,ed 81 eleven o'cl,ck. rea Of
the more severely wounded were put a,oard the
brought The CITY Aad taken 10 the Casry Hosp.
The fotosmg names of those in hospital we have
ceeceo In obtanile;-
Jaues Doyls nse, severely scslded and bruised, ana
L NJ Rsser, ~aor lender, severely scaided and some
wbas bruieed.
Yro.p.r Blair, pantry man, scsIdsd aud confused.
John Fitzgerald, fireman. realized
J.hD ScAf,hJ, plumber from the city not consecse1
Win the boat, severely scsiisi.
Julius Massey, belonging 70 Massey, colored fireman,
Aired, colored fireman, scalded
9, coiured CO w boy, belonging N Ca tain Myers Of
toe boat, scald,d a4d sounl.a 10 The forehead by
sslb,e,.
Mcneil, coiore8, ,rs,ilv injured
Eclipse, colored pslopgiog " A W Bosworth, severely
wnupoeo an1 scsifeo.
L g ssd ma, mere we're some ass or six ~.,srv or
htemea - e.p oe0s, sbooa IS ieAre lost, no.
TING coud be as;ertaiaed IN tns
hurry o. q coufus-ion
The sste, ~no books and papers, ani al tae cDn
tel O. the )ta Gs oDce, Dlpxs overooari fne
csusee Of tie cxJ 0si1c are 10. explaiped
fne g-persl fuDor to.t 1t sss cas- by glu7o~dsr,
cnsrgo mo stess ~ fse WOOL By yt a1hi az ps'
ue,, WITCH ~ers spcctiosly being used Ore up
~bp steam sas no, up tac boat as
urte qusrt<fs lser tosn the tine Of the .xDi ,sios
he Doctor engine " sncn IL worked ~ dsS0uessi
scler ..s . we'k a me time punpos 40 the olders
The lrbosd boiler sss displaced ADD evidently fracture
the lower si5e 90 ss 10 40 SAFER bdg
vbether ny The improbable force sesn risbo b.
exp zion 81 suUp, beoea,b vii not De kno va
unit s sra be Fass5 AID examined
TIE bat ~sr h'sd o. 1e oo-ipn, but toe cousgr.
ton OH not continue. She lies rnsodecs S,1
injured for SIS 900 10 seven difsreot city
Cflces
rne vssssse q passengers vas not yet On board &c,
renaiDe1 10 safe.y On The wharf 1jscebt,
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The Difficulty in = First WARD Boarding
H.0sD.
TO TnE sDIroR OF rHE HgsALp


Nsw YORK. AUGUST ~, 1883
The 'o'Io~ins IL correct s'aemsnt Of the dR ,u'ty
between John EnrNbt, OF No lil Cedar street. .ni
ofhcers Hall sno glisrd, ~ the Mayors squad About
toe 22d ~ June lss', and somao rspr seeming tue
selves newly married, engsget hoard aud q.
above number and street a. 81 50 per Gay each. fhsg
sisytd until the sferbnoo the second day shen the
alleged busberd sbsndoned tbs woman, roo n
ire landlord IEnreht AID ssd she fid know
DO o. that promised 10 provide for and did
leave her oe't IRE lsadoro said at very had but
you must leave ms house She said "T rili leave but
ave ne my uunss and may keep my other valusbes
uusl Car sct money" She came in three weeks atsr
with cmoer Hall and paid four doirs took sjms more
n'r fOnos, and eN part Ia lieu ~ two dollars haauce o.
tx peing t"o dsys board for tao persons Toe Officer
uhoi 90 ns own testimony sverred tina he II susho
rned by his Honor the Mayor any superior pss,ed on
the laodorn giving up the whole Of baggage where
upoo tnrght tof the officer 10 leave hs with that
woman. IRE ofbcer would rot do So aNey sers seyernl
times requested knriani then elected HIN sorcitiv
JOHN =. ENaGHf. No fsi Cedar si-ars
sworn 20 before me this 1ssh day OF Avrus, fsgs
DAM y. TEMANy, Mayor.
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Total pondltures ..S0s227n IS ssi ,bsb .i67 n
II will be seen that the receipts for customs are
abou, twenty-five millions below the total for the
previous year. The receipts of treasury notes refer
of course TO money borrowed, part Of which is en-.
tered as repaid in the expenses when the notes have
been redeemed The expenses proper have incre ,sed
most in the War and Navy departments, chiefly
in the former. The "civil," which includes foreign
intercourse and all miscellaneous home expenses
shows q decrease.
The following is the last monthly statement Of
the business Of the different departments OF the
Illinois Central Company
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and sound a no ESQ., Southern TO good white
1t ETC a 90c., and yellow do st Soc . Doc.
RYE Sales 5000 bushels st $50
Pork quiet, with sales Of Aco bbs ss $7 80 VT 40
ST 80 for mess, and Sl4 IS $i4 90 fo< PRIME.
OorIoN -6sDos Of I 900 bales II unchanged prices
WHsKxy. -Ssles 176 bbls. 1t 26hc a 27o
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.

SATURDAY, August l4-6

SATURDAY, August l2--o L. III.
The Vanderbilt which sailed for Europe this day,
took out si34,4 in specie. Exchange has been
dull and rather lower since Wednesday; very little
English exchange was done, and only few parcels
of French at last quotations Money continues hard
to lend at to per cent The Stock Exchange
was as dull as it usually is on Saturday. Several
prominent operators out OF town, and those who
remain seem to have no desire at present to enter
into new combinations majority Of the Board
are bears, but they act as though they might any
fine morning turn bulls and buy stocks. Every
one is satisfied that, so long as the public
mains aloof stocks must generally decline; but
it is equally certain tha in the present condition Of
the money market, very little outside speculation
would produce an imitation of considerable extent.
The rumor of the past day or two is that promi.
nsnt or s-ator who ms been conspicuous of late on
tue bull side, and especially a supporter Of Mis-
souri skies. Central and Reading has changed his
front, or is about 10 DO So The effect proiaoei
would warrant az hypothesis that such the
Prices TINS morning we're somewhat better than yes
terday. New York Central, Erie, Reading, Gaiena,
Rock Island and Toledo all closed this morning
a shade better than last evening, though the
improvement Ia so slight as to be hardly quotabe.
Rumors of a settlement of the Erie and Central
disputes help the market. The Michigan stocks
hardly participated in the recovery but simply held
their ground. Illinois Central was particularly
active II is supposed that orders reached this city
last evening directing purchases to he made on Eng
hsh accounts $50 shares of the stock were sold at
an advance Of one per cent over the last reported
sales and sl7 600 of the bonds, also az improve
ment. Panama and Pacific Mail were steady with
out much animation. Pennsylvania Coal, which has
just declared dividend Of three per cent sold at
IS, dividend of. The transactions in bank stocks
were light: Bank of Commerce sold at decline of
from last quotations; National and Metropolitan
stocks were better by J. In State securities there
not much business done, and no change in
prices. Missouri skies do not recover from the de-
cline, and there is little demand for them. The two
kinds of land grant bonds continue to uctuate with
out much permanent alterations to-day the La Crosse
are selling at 22l and the Chicago, St. Paul and
Fond du Lac at 2li. The market closed dull, but
without concessions from the sellers; and the Stock
Exchange adjourned over till Monday.
There was an informal meeting of the Board in the
afternoon. and some transactions made, without
particular change in price. sale of the new United
States fives was made at 1893. Groesbeck 4 Hoyt's
last quotations were-Central, 77a; Erie, l6i; Read
ing 49,; Panama, 1l3I; Gaena, s3I; Rock Island,
74i; Toledo 34i, &c.
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CITY COMMERCIAL ne povr.

W
FInur--The market was steady, and the sales EN-.
trsced about ~ 900 bbs Including repscked Safe su
pesfne ut 81 IS 81 standard do ri 81 80 81 So and
staudsrd EXTRA az ~ 20 a ~ So.
wHEAr The sales embraced about 81 COO bus'els In
cudng white Western et OIL rs 81 90 wns South.
ern o, VI sss " Sc red 10 AZ a. 2ea o. 90 y.
wsstrrn E ID 1 ans nN VAS e cinb O. a5s s.
CokS-sales $1,000 bushels mixed Western, upsouud