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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
Gllallferp sales-
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Chancery Sales for Saturday,
-ssA October 9Th. 1860.

Sale 10 fake place IN TIE CAancey Court Room al Court
hosse IN he order Of the advertisements teioc, and to
be commenced at 10 O'Clock precisely
- $3.50 49, s-4-s -e l. s
DURSUANT TO a decree OF tie Claneery Court at
4 Nashville, IN the of Young q Carson B.
Inier, VIII sell at the Courthouse in Nashville,
Saturday, Ocoter 9th, 1860 certificate for 100 shares
Of stock, issued by the Hopkins, Aastoden Coal 4 Iron
Mining and Manufacturing Company. The said shares
being 800 eaeh and the certificate No. SI61
- Terms cash J. E. GLEAyES, C. s L
sept5-tds ~ stess-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

-'-s4 -
DURSUANT 10 decree Of the Cilanoery Court at
I Nashville, in the case OF Eli l. Woods rs. john
Longhurst, VIII SELL the Court House in Nashville,
on Stfrddy, otoLT O. 1900 lot No Il, in the plan OF
Woods addition
TERas-6 months credit, without interest. Security
Teqired and en- retained.
sept5-tds J. E GLEAyEs, C. &M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

10 amend entitled act to organize Scum Fire
Dsedlfsse'a iide- Paid SysteHl, passed. 26ih Jay,
1860
Sc l. Be itenGcted by the City Council That the or
ganiZatOn Of each steam lire Company shall consist OF
the foiowing:-one Company Engineer, one Fireman,
one first and one second PiPean one first and
ond HOsenlan, provided for in said The fire.
second driver shall receive the salaries provided
for the privaes said act and the position OF private
Is hereby dispensed with. #-
Sc , Be Il enacted That t shall further be the du-
" OF the Chief Engineer to spcintend the whole Fire
department; that each docs his duty accord
ing law and report all faiiures upon the part
members of any Company 10 perform their duty the
Mayor and Committee on Fire Department. lie shall
make all purchases Of provisions for horses snd all
such other articles may be found necessary for the
department. and report every month the City CoGn
Gil all OF his transactions and attend at all Tres and di
rect the whole department in such manner VIII
eiectuay suppress the fire, and shaft furnish the City
Council with his report with duplicate voucher for all
expenditures OF money nlasle by him.
K. =. CHEATEIAM,
President Beard of Aldermen.
IRA =. JONES.
President Board Of CoiIneiinlen.
:. n. HoLLNGswORTH, Mayor.
[Attestl W. \. GLENN,
Recorder.
Approved August %, 1860 septI3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

DURSUANT 70 decree Of the Ihantery Court at
i Nashville, IN the case Of Wm. c. SswndeH IS Su-
Miller viii sell, at the Court House in Nashville,
Saturday, o, fsee fsrD toss ssa Hso.i7aas
street. in Eegfeld 80 by III feet each and being lots
No 5 aud 10 IN AirIaO5erts and Mckee pian (See be.k
q. page IS - u 1ts-e-t 81
TEI;s-s5o0 cash On each lot AMI for the residue Of
the purchase money credit Of g. y and is months
without interest Security required and lien retained
ssepsJ-tsis J. T. 6IEAFfSs c. x "
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

DURsUANT 70 a decree oi The Chancery Court at
Il Nashville IN the case of c. W Nance and J. II.
Mcdonald IS W H Grosthvait lviii sell the Court
House in Nashville Saturday, tobr g. 1860, tot
the AsffreestT0 3Sfaf5ike, kneWn No. 8, in r.
fEFSss-6, II and is months, without interest Sc
eury required aud lien retained, and sale free from
redemption.
sept5-tds j. f. GIEAyES. C. &M.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

NE IN YEAlss' elaNFIIcE; being de iis.,.rv
the Disruption Of tic Cisarch Of seotlana. hv to
Der BuchaHsR, D. D. 2vols vs -iau cal,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

TouRsUANT to a decree Of The el,a..cery oour, Al.
u Nashville, il the case OF G. 5. SIsaman Is JOAN
O. Flynn willss !, at the Court House IN Nashville
ca .Sltsrday, ocoBsr o. 1900 negro sooaaa ,,7sasi
Essse. and also the siaerPref Iaoss n. se Ae,,sc and
lot mentioned The peadings. This IS understood 10
be lease OF the house and lot the intersection Of
tbs Gsilafin and the Whites Creek TTnPkes in Elge-
field, which is 10 expire on The 1st January, 1852
sept5-tds - l-Da J. F. GIE-AvEs. G. * "
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FOB THE STATE AT LaRG

Hon. w. Fl. POLK, of Maury.
Hon. Fl. NJ. WATTERSON, of Warren.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
Daily Produce MARKET


FIOUR-Tbe market is unchanged aud dull, the
dema is quite limitedi suCernue aay b. quoted
at a 25@4 hut sales could not he forced at hese
ra -. ~ ra sells NJ s. 4lHI 90.
WHISKY-A Gull market, and prices &c. lower:
sales of ,2U0 brs. at 1870, Including that from
T0GS-Th receipts since last Saturday do not
exceed :, 900 head, and there being fsir demand
ir, IN the Irish and English packers the market
surrd q tirmer asrect, aud good Hogs brought
So 25. The sales were 2d0head, averaging '7O lbs
@ sins IS lbs Us: at S a5 s5 do avSrgRS T 4 ri ao S Ts
at g. %; I4n do. dividing On 2O1 lbs, at s. l2
JRCVlSI0NS-A fair demand for Mess Pork,
with saes Of 400 lrls in small lots At Sl4 25. Lard
in fair demgnd. with sales If h21 tierces at s4@gac
nj AZ G.. for Shoulders. and 6s6a6Ac for Hams. The
feeling IN the market was better
Of co hhds. at 6l@9c. nj .asses dull at 25@3Oc.
Coffee easier; sales Of nrms a l44dlic;
WHEAT The market is UNCHANGED and nom
inal The receipts light and very little oleriggj
luyen cffer gOG @Sl for prime red and white but
refuse a ac unless this advance is obtained NJ
CORN The market continues dul.nnd heavy,
though without any change IN prices. We quote it
st 29a32c he latter rate at the lower depots
OAlS--The demand is fair and the market steady
EYE-The demand is moderate at 5735Sc. for
BNRI.EY The market continues dull and the de-
maud quite limited, aud prices declined to 75c. for
prime fall sales OF 775 bush good fail at G5c 400
HAY-Ihc market is unchanged, and the demand
limited at sl5 5n@l6 Per tun for prime Timothy, in
GCjHEJsE.1ho market is dun and prices lower
closing at qlg1fc far shipping lots IF Western Re.
servo, 99c for Hamburg, aud l07sc. for English
BUTTFR--The market CONT, ues dull and tho
demand limited and local We have no change tc
notice in Irice,, AID quote prime roll AT liNl5c,
hrl for fair to prime Western, and S2 pr brl. fol
| prime New York: sales of 1900 brs. prime New
P3TAT6Es-Them market is dull and prices art
unchanged: wequote prime NJ. .hannocks at 3od531c
| of 200 brls. Pinkeyes at 81 81
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

vestment do not want sellers options, and
the Bull remnant have not nerve enough to
prolong to any great extent. II will be
noticed that the time business day was
unusually light. The quotations generally
show but moderate variations aud were
irregular.
Saturdays New York Times observes in
regard to Fridays Money market:
The offerings at the leadiDgs Banks this
morning were much below the scale of
Tuesday, and not half the sums applied for
this day week. The disposition continues to
accommodate all mercantile dealers to the
extent of the uDexceptionable Short Paper,
or bills falling due within 6o@90 days, sub
mtted for Discount But as, by tue first
four or five millions of expansion, much of
this class Of security is already used up, 1t IS
found to-day that some Of the dealers at
Bsnk are disposed to press their April and
May Paper, and DISAPPOINTMENT in such
cases. is, of course, apt 10 follow. Outside
of Bank, the pressure Of Paper with the Dis
count Brokers is not marked, but the terms
are still made hard by the absence of COM
petition among private Monty lenders.
A good number of these, who took alarm
two or three weeks ago, have not vet re-
turned 10 the Street as buyers Of Mercantile
paper, 12@l5 per cent. being no temptation
to The timid of their class.
The Foreign Bill market for the mails to-
morrow shows an improving tone on London,
Bankers being firm at l05, and transient
| Bank-bills lO4@lO4% per cent. The differen-
ces made against Merchant-bills are still very
| irregular, say from lO2@l04 per cent. French
Exchange continues dull. though advancing
with London to E. 540@5.3719.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
tBy Telegraph.
New YarL Market.

NEW YORK, December 3-P. M.-Cottou
dull, heavy and declining: sales Of q few hundred
tales rep rted on basis, at lUc. for middiug Up
lands.
crate demand for export and home cOnsump ption:
sales $40 brs at 81 7O4 = for superne state; -
Western; 81 s5@5 Is for common TO medium extra
Western; 81 lt(d5 20 for shipping brands extra
r. und- hoop Ohio. Canadian tlnur ia limited
aue,t prices fayor buyers: sales 4h hrl- at "a 95 6
:. for infprier To choice extra Rye Fl0ur ia limited
ICauest at t3 4CEJi ~ for common to choice SUPER
five. oru-meol duh ard heavy: sales 100 bris
WhisEy hesvy ard dropping: sales 4sU brs at lsy6
GIgc urarly all at the it side prices
chaser willie the slight advance in freight to-day
las somewhat checked the demand sales of 4,jOu
lu.h Canada at 81 ~; u 5a tn. MilwaUki ia club at
81 lUal n; 200 do aml Wisconsin aud q 900 10
Ne-ieIu nj 81 a5 6,5lu do amber Ohio 1t 81 r. Rye
dull at 6s@7Oc. Barley quiet at dSG7nc as in quail
ity: sale Of 4.6tu bush. air tabada West at soc.
G-Tn h,avy aid over, with a moderate bus ness
d, ing for extra at the decline: sales of 62OOD sh
at 20 for mixed Western, in store and 6ic atioat
AID canadian aud 3gc. Tor State
Pork firmeT for mess, aId heavy and lower for
prime: sacs roo barrels SIG hOGl6 " for ol mes
SlsTew mess and $40 355sdlO 80 for D ime BeefcOn-
tnues dull unchang q: sn'es 80 barre s At IS ~
6ll0 for Tepacked mess, SiO MGll Tor extra mess
| ally unChar ged. Cut Meat duh and nominal nt
| 707kc. for Shoulders, AID l00oI0isc. Tor Hams;
dressed II Rs quiet and steady nc &C. for corn-ird;
| live Huss firm at 559G5Ac Bac q qu'ef: sales l0l
| loxts WesteTu shOlt ribbed Mildles at l0c Lard
| heavy and lower: sales 100 barrels AT lO!6 6Glu4c.
Butter selling at l0@5c for OHIO ADD l4Q2lc for
| State. Cheese steady, at y@lnRc for interior 10
Coffee market very quiet; we hear of only sales Of
100 N sts Java at ls1c Sugar Gull, but prices with
cut quUtable change: sales of 2iO hhta Cuba at ~
| 6G1ic: IS bCxes Havana at sc MUas-esquet and
unchanged: tales Of 40 barrel New orleans at $50
57c, / y auction; and $50 barrels DO. at 3lk93Sc
| cash.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
rFrom the Household Journal
PICTURE OF WAR.



tgTo arm ~ No cry that ever shook the air,
Toupcs like this the tiger in mankind ,,,,
Dfownibe Loves pleading voice and fTienaship 8
prayer, ,
Stesiine tho heart and maddeuipg the mind
o War thou trumpet tonRuBd ard ghtteriihs Henui
Cured be the conaueroTs Of thy isureea , srain
What though their brOVs with Ni'torg "l7''l'
Behind The ebaplet turks the mark of Cain.
,Tis Grand TO sec the ripping bayonets,
kYa sbokir eaters, Riideu hy Tue sun,
hnd f,ei fbe eeffh shake as an army sets
~, tbo,,sa nd foet upon its brt ast as one.
III .gav The standa dis and how bright the steelI
~, y o ad the music If the ME snd drum
Fsfe Eeepa tho issue meath her s1lemn seal,
And kindly hides the terrible ito come"
How ends the pageant See yon smoking plain,
Shot -plowed aud wet with murders rocking redi
Buf Yesterday il waved with golden grain
Rehrld how War deals With the peoples breadi
Behold liz N rues," with their backs T. earth.
sires brOhers sons, senseless acrihce, a.,
Lie the u their hands have curse wiz dearth
GlaIing with siEhtless eyeballs at the SKIES
These nrc thy d1ings, War. thou god OF fools
who die for dcspnts, bleed for htreilng pay
When will they learn-the plumed and sworded
Not 10 be puPpots in Ambitions play
Rattle Ia righteous only whom the sword
Nations opprt ssed against their tyrants draw
Mud every VariHre is by Heaven ignored,
Savo that for life, and liberty and law!
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
CITY ORDINANCES.

i- No 2iI.l
A ORDINANCE no ACCEPT AND con-
IA FIRM the Dedication of Queen City ht. -
Be ordained by The City Council Of The city Of CiR-
ciRnafi. That tho dedication Of Queen Uitg-st, a.
shown bS a plat made and acknowledged by A. IL.
Smith and o. Gilbert, AID recorded Ia Plat-boos
No. q page 7s, Hamilton County Records. be aud
fiImed ss a public street.-The same being thirty
ct wide, and extending from tho Colersin Pike te
(7O0) feet.
Dsre at the Cour Gil Chamber in the city Of Gin
cinnati this twenty eighth day of November, in the
year eightee hundred and sixty.
J. NOBLE, President pro tom.
Attest, SAM Il, CoRwINR. CITY Clerk, dele
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
Establishment Of Universal Tele graph.

Establishment OF n Universal Telegraph.
. Nj. VeIard de Sainte Anne, short time
ago, sent paper to the Acddsmie FrdncdiSe
on project for establishing belt of electric
telegraphs all around the world. We find,
from a table given by the author, that the
trade of England with the East amounts to
2,723, 900, 600 francs per annum; that OF France
with the same, to 4O4, 600 francs; of Hol-
land, TO 295, ,220 francs; of Russia, 100000 Of
the Hanse Towns, TO l4,l99 900 francs; Of
Spain and Portugal, To 1875 francs, of
Belgium and Switzerland 80, 7260O0 francs;
of North America East and West 3G6l ESQ.,
900 francs; and lastly, of South America and
the West Indies, !, 730, 723, 900 francs. In the
United States, the network of telegraphic
lines comprises a length of no 900 kilometers,
or 1850 English miles; and when the New
York and San Francisco line is completed
the line over Europe and Asia being sup
posed to eXisi-theTe would only be g, 500
leagues of cable to be sunk in order to ena-
ble Pars and LOadon to receive inte ligence
from CaDton in one hour and fifteen minutes,
from New York in two hours aud twenty
minutes, and from Valparaiso in three hours
and a quarter. A considerable number OF
partial lines, which, according TO the author,
may easily be collected into one great whole,
are already In existence, or about to be estab-
lished. Thus, in Japan, the lines have been
granted 10 a company, and one of them is 10
course of a construction; New Zealand /:
already connected by cable with Australia
Melbourne with Sydney, and Batavia will
Singapore the whole continent of India
thanks 70 English enterprise, IS now being
intersected with telegraphie lines, connect
ing Calcutta with Madras, Benares, Luck
now, Agra, Delhi, Hyderabad, &c. Again
from Bombay. line goes to Goa, and west
ward to Kurrachee, whence it will 500
reach Hyderabad.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

CHHKsB TAHoRs AND THEIR MoDE OF
LABoR-A pot of paste, with a tiny spatula,
is as essential an accompaniment as
"goose" 20 a Chinese tailor. He always
psstes his seams preparatory to sewing, in
stead of basting them. Unfortunately, the
Chinese do not always confne themselves to
tie legitimate preparatory use of paste; it
is sometimes made substitute for sewing.
The Chinese tailor does not sew 10 but from
him, pushing the needle through the gar
thumb his thread is always silk; he is
smbulstory instead of stationary if you
wish a new garment there, you purchase the
materials and send for the tailor to make it
at your house. They have seamsters there
instead Of sesmstresses. The women 5
dresses, save among the poor, are invariably
made by nen. The richer and more delicate
embroidery is also done by their hands.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
Hanks's Ben and Brass FOUNDRY.

NILES WORKS, formerly George L. Henks) No.
100 Easf Second street, Cincinnati
WpRLIS X KEPT CONsT ANTIlY ON HAND
kD made t. order, Of any size mp 20 ssn Ponndss
Work aud Brass aud Composition Cesiings made 70
order Also, on hand, Rabbitt Metal and Spelter
Solder, and every description Of dnishOd Bras
Iron PIPE AND FITTINGS.
particuiar attention given TO Steamboat Work,
such as Wrought, iron Pipiug, and Fittings put uli
Steam and Water Gauges, Metallic Packing histlet1
hi wers, Engine Bells, &o. Lager-beer Cocks and
all ether varieties always on hand;
Ee29-u Y THOMAS FIRTH, Suportn tehdeDt.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

THE PHILOSOPHY OF UMBRRLLAs.-The man
who takes an umbrella out with him is a
cautions fellow, who shuns all speculation,
and is pretty sure to die rich. The man who
is always leaving his umbrella behind him,
is usually reckless, thoaghtess, always too
late for The train, leaves the street door open
when be goes home late at night, and is alb
sent TO such degree as TO speak III of baby
i'm the presence Of It's mother. The man who
Is always losing bis umbrella is an up'ueky
soots split, whose gloves crack, whose but
tons are always coming on, whose change is
sure 20 have some bad money in IL. The
nsD who Is perpetually expressing nervous
.,r,-fasr "a f;o r,-ok-oiie 80 n So,do.in0
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
BY Telegraph.
New Ynrk stock Market.

New YORK, December 3.-Stocks dull,
and lower: Chicago and Rock Island 53)3; lleye
lard, Columbus ard Cincinnati, 92; Michigan
Southern Guaranteed 3l1k; -adug, SAG; Erie, ~,
Milwaukee and MississipPl, 81; Cleveland and To-
Central Scrip 5s5s; Panama, rlta; Michigan Cen
trsl, FOA; Hudson, asa; New YORK Central, 75hj
Chicago Burlington Rud Quincy, 7O4: Gaisna and
Chicago, $50, New Haven and Hartford l37; Ten
nessee Skies, 70; Missouri, 7O4 Erie Third Mort
gage, s3Q.S5.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

DR KAHsHNRR,S PATENT BLECs
j RiJ-THERAFEUTIOl BATHS. - OUkEn
PERFORMED BY THEMs Mr. NJ. Ohamplain, But /
Ter MeTchaRt 243 CentTal-avenue, Mereuriel Ahee-
tion aud Paralysisof the right leg W A. stacy
PiuInbfr, 253 Central avenue Strtcturei b9hatrnsA
Paralysis and extreme Merry Sas u Mhte
ten years standing SNYDER Attorney otI iatIlSE'
General Debility, caused by hard study John n.
Patrick Merchant Tailor, 2l6 v,neIstreet ASH S,1
ner at DaWsen's Tin-shoP Georgee-strees AstsmsS
Carp4nteT AZ street, Paipitation Of the Heart
and 'BoW of blood 90 the brain. MI. Adame, GuInn-
dot, Va Paralysis of the entire right SIDE; MIS-
DR. Wombaukh, 220 arr-street, lnclpient O9p-
sumptiOn, Miss Kate D0herty1 George-stTeet, Oel-
iuIar Dropsy and nervous debility. Mrs. Highwer-
dem Tihin, Ohio, Falling Ofthe Womb aud hystsrias
These Baths are In successful operation at IA
West Fifth -stleet, between Mound and IAfk, unueE
Ne obarEe Of Dr. n. Smith Boynton. The Doctor
refers ali those wishing TO TRY these baths 70 the
above named persOns and to many more II desired
All Chronic and Nervous Ailments treated with
equal success. ScFofula, Narcotic, and all mineral
poisons distracted from the system; Patients VIII
not take cold after taking these baths IN he c0dess
weather Call and get q pamphlet, glvlne the
theory and practice Of this new mode OF treatment
No other baths like them In the city, Donsultapon
free Office hours from A M. 70 So = NJ. ME-.
BOYHTOS will attend 20 the ladies For further
particulars, call or address, iuclosinR STAN Pa
DIR. n. SMITH BOfeF0ht
oc2s.tf Cineiunati, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM TT MAY con.
IN tkRN Notice is hereby given, that the-e
pending before the City Council nf tho city of Gin.
cinnati, tho following Ordinances t1.wit:
To establish the grade Of West -slley, from ParE~
alley TO Ramsey's north line
To establish the grade of Cana or Grandin street,
from Central avenue 90 Plum-street
IL grade ard rave, WITH howlder stone, GranhiD'
alley, fr N Elm street to Plum. street.
10 grade and pave with bpwldcr-stOne, GrandtDr
street from Plum-street 20 Contra avenue.
To grade and pave, with howder-stOne, Thorpe
To grade ard pave, with limestone, Charlotte
street, from CeHtral-avenue Go the Miami Canal
To regrade repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks % Ninth-street, from Central-avenle 70
Mound. street
70 grade and rave, with brick the unpayed side.
walks on hlm-street from COurt-street to South
Caual-stTeet
To grade and pave, with brick, the sidewalks on
the south side of Second street. from SmIth-strees
to Rose-street
To grade, repair and pave the sidewalks on the
west side Of Vtnestrset from Fifth street to South
CHnal-stTeet.
TO grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walk. on Vine street, from Riyer-Street to Fifth.
street
To rcgrade and pave, with brick, tho sidewalks en-
the eAsr side OF Baymlller street, from HOpkins'
street to Laurel-street.
twice read, laid on the table and the Clerk in.
struced to give four weeks notice OF the pendencT
of the same.
The law requires all claims for dsmages that y,ay
accrue from tad improvement, to be tlediu writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
praton the ii oe equired for tho publication oi
such notice, when the same will be taken nc tof
'i'i noIS dw SAM. L CoRwINE, Civ CLERK.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

VIZ r. BERMAHE vs., CANAL, B9AT B9A.c
that win offer the Cana. boat J. ". weymier, her
apparel and tackle, at public aneti59 ~ sh shs noE
bridge on an execution issued by pinaIa Martin
piaiptif and The Cana. boat j. w. Weymier is de;
fepdant, taken under the Water orait Law: Said ar
sale ie to take place the 7th day OF DecempsrI
1890 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Terms Of sale-cash. Dated
November 20, 1890. GILLAGEN' oonStsoie'
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RooF1NaI RooF1NaI

NlHR OUTCALT ELASTIC 5IErALLIq
u ROOFlE0 Is offered T. the public ~ the pest Ale
cheapest Metal Roof nov used ,its merit having 9es1
tested BY an experience OF ysars In shls Oily Aha
sinity. Applied to hat or steep, old or neS Buua-
inRh No solder used-heten9d securely Without eA'
p0etTe te the action OF the elements
Prepared sheets boxed for shipment 70 AM kAtsS
the United States be applied Dy any que ltn "a
diEaTY mechanical Skin. 0IdeIs gIQ5nptH nIea-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
N0IyYTARY AND CONNEROIAL,


EtuupCIuh
The week opened yesterday without any
snecial alteration from Saturday last, except
the decline in Eastern Exchange TO y pre-
MUM selling, at which rate there was no
particular activity in the market. Money
was still in active demand and scarce; the
well-known difficulty of obtaining it pre-
venting numerous applications which would
lie made were the market easier.
The Discount-houses have considerable
undoubted Paper presented to them, and
high figures are named as an inducement to
accept it, but without effect; as the Bankers
do nothing for others than their special Gus
toners. Money could be used without diff
Guilty at 2@215 per cent month, but can
not be had even nj these terms not so much
from scarcity as because there is so little
confidence in the future. There seems to be
no pressure in Monetary affairs, because the
commercial community has adapted itself to
the existing exigency of affairs and do not
feel the need of what it can not, for the
present, have-Bank facilities.
Gold was quiet yesterday, but the decline
in Exchange affected it, and some dealers
were selling round lots at q premium,
though The retail price with all was prem
Generally, Coin was better than, and could
not be obtained for, Exchange, without pay
ing adherence.
A few sales of New Orleans Sight-check'
were made at 9s@16 premium; but the mar.
ket is irregular and Auctuating with only an
occasional demand.
In Time-bills we heard of no transactions
and Uncurrent Money was a triae heavier
than on Saturday, but without quotabl'
change.
Exchange and Coin, last evening, ruled a
follows.