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". r. Irwin, ErseraT etc.,
lN0u-residsat attachment
flor dabt-as00.S2.
Dantsi " Wriabt.
T the February term, 1871. % ths Law side Of The
n common law aud 1Aanearv court of the city OF Mem
rhls, it appeared that t~cfsufnnt vas a n3n-r esideat II
the staie n I-nasssre. it was therefore ordered that
psbliealon sud stay be made asrfqnirea b. ". and
ih,t defendant appear Al Or tolare III second Mondsy q
Juna next. 1851. and plead. ausWsr or femur to riain-
tH's desiEr4tion, ai 1ulEmaHt, BY default viii be taken
against him -s week., Ss.O0.1
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, Clerk
BY =. !. WHEEbER, Deputy Clerk.
nrsen a Frazer ~aftiTarvs f- pafnuF mvEHu
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UorC south Carolina Troops Coming.
WLnIEcroE, n C, April 29-The remain
oef ~ ~. Aslsl,t~s s.Aoefing Soy
W5mipgton, =. c., at 8 o'clock This afternoon
q rouk for Rcanond, Va. They Wit ~,
% -0ugh Petersburg TO morrow morning.
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s-l15THEEING PoFELAR VoIcE.-
month ego the press throughout the North were
load in thsr denomination Of the South, claim
ing hat the popular sentiment had bssn
smothsred BY means Of intimidation. The
following sentence, extracted from a Ytndalia
(Hiiuois) correspondent OF The Missouri Dem
oerat, shows that they have adopted the policy
which vas 80 rsprehensisls in The Secession.
ists-but it is .he other OK that is DOW goIed
Our country is now an right for Che starr
and stripes. The Secessionists We have are
compelled 10 keen man. Union flags are o..
ING IRON many Of the houses.
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Cenernls Tee nnd Johnaton,

These two eminent gentlemen, nov major
generals IN the service Of Virginia, have trod
the nath Of life 10 happy harmony. They sh-
tered West Point t0~gether-thev graduated TO-
gether. They uttered the army together, they
advanced step BY sep 10 the highs posts in
that service. Neither ever led a defeat. To-
gether in Der hour Of trial they have both
rushed to the defense Of their native State and
both have been entrusted With the highest po-
sitions in her army.
Their fathers, as they are, were friends and
eomradesi in arms- Judgs Johnston served With
Light Horse Harry in the times that tried
mems souls. They made thsir mark on the
enemy, as their sons viii do.-RichHsoRd Wkigi
April 9th.
New MExIco.-A letter dated Santa Fs.
April 9, says:
The last census shows that in New Mexico
there are eight hundred and Einety-ssVen In
dian servants who have been taken prisoners
o; war, and willingly remain in ssTvitude
A few DAYS since the White mountain Apa.
ches made a descent upon the herds Of Dor
Liandro PeTca, near Bsrnslillo, 6ftY miles
south Of Santa Fe, and drove Of two thousand
| sheep, thirty mules, and forty brood mares
The Utah Indians, not liking that thsiI
country should be wholly taken possession OF
I by los .Americanos, who, thirs ing for gold, are
about to overrun their hunting grounds in the
valleys Of the Rio San Juan, sent a deputatioI
Of their principal men to Santa Fs to wal
upon the superintendent Of Indian affairs ant
demonstrate With him upon such a wholesal,
usurpstiou. Upon being apprissd BY the SUI
peTintendent that the Government would am
ply compensate them for whatever loss they
might sustain by the miners, in the occupation
Of their lands, they expressed themselves sat.
isfsd, and left for their mountain homes.
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u n" NH0II"7I1H NUNIVT sHI1
Many of he physicians Of tbis State. in
" ious Districts, have rendered their f~ervicea
freely e De families Of volunteers and enlisted
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military EETHUsIAsM.-Oar sister south
srn cities may be anxious to know what Nash
vile, the capital Of the Volunteer State, 10 do
ing in the cause, Up to this time, the eompa-
MES organized are as foiiows; The Rock CITY
Guard Battalion, composed cfthree companies,
Tennessee Rifles, Chatham Rides, Jackson
Irish Volunteers, Old Hickory Guards, Her
mitage Light Infantry, B~esuregsrd Light In
fsntry, Harris Guards, n. 4 c. Depot Bows,
Nashville Greys, Nashville Guards, Tennessee
Rangers (caValry), Nashville Shelby Dragons
(eaValry), Breckenridge Rangers, Bell Crews,
Eighth Ward Home Guards, North Nashville
Home Guards, Tennessee Artillery and Nash
vile ArtillerY-in all twenty-one, and footing
up twenty I'VE hundred mea. Ia addition to
those organized in the city, we learn that there
ls not a civil district 10 the county where one
or more companies have not been formed. Da-
wilson county alone can march into service to-
day four thousand soldiers, With a sufficient
number left For home prcteetion.-NaskriHs
Gazsfie.
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VoLryrlRr C-ovrpnUTrovs Ar mn Nopru

V~oLUNTART Co-NTRIBUTIoNs AT THE NORTH
After all the Dragging which the telegraph
bias reported over the immense sums poured
forth by northern millionaires Tor the support
OF Lincoln's bankrupt Government, it appears
from the list published in the Herald, that The
grand total only reaches S87, 100! At this
rate we shall soon hear Of a resort to forced
loans. Lincoln, like a smart Yankee, as be
is, has no very COED opinion OF a Government
without resources. His tariff yields him none
voluntary contributions are very little better
forced lsvies are the only alternative. Let
the msrehsnt princes look to their cofsrs!-
Richmond Wing.
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BHDsEr.-Missus wants you to send her a
box Of Cephalic Giue ne, a bottle q Prepared Pills
but Pm thinking that's not Just DC naithaTi but parhaps
yen be af.hsr knowing shat DC is re see shes nigh
dead and gone with tbs SICK H~eaischa, md aant some
more Of thst same a. relaivet her belize.
nrucriEt-Tou must meaa s~oaidinE's Cephalig pins
Bridget OH sure nov azd you've sd its here's
the quarther and give ne me Pills, and don't be al day
sbont 10 aither.
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Hardee's Tactica J

A EEw EDITION Of 10 900 ospiss. win Engraved
n Plates, will be ssuad in q few days fom the
SOUTHERN PUBLIsaING H0usE q BUrrCN q
FRKLIGn. Memphis Tennessee.
NO SUPPLIES F2OM TuE MORTIFIED SOUTH
MUST gEPEEB On nERssLF.
It viii be furnHhed military uouPaaias in qaant Ties
o. enc hundred g more at 70 cents Fes copy. At retail
the price will b. g..
Usual dlscoud 10 the tfads.
Orders acconpanied By tneeash vii be promptly A.
tended 70, anf orders witt Dc SIZED In sequencs As re-
csivod. AdirefS
Hurr9N a FHIIGU.
Southern P~ubllshinf Hose,
Memraes Terressae.
Or, CLEAVEs EVaDEN.
myl-dawfm Bookseller ard Staicaars.
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TWO tor EOCsEs. on Frar. row, between JET
4 farsau aad Court streets. Arplyto
8AMTEL T. ORGAN
my2-2w 10. 50 .-l-t rla. Up staIrs.
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8eb 300ertisements.
agRsU

DANAWAY from The r1bscribsr. near Noscau
n renzeases. On HatBriaY, 40 2Tih Apri last. y
Amuiatto boz namef JOHN BRERT, aged eIratecn
ycarf about i've fees eigntor nine inchss higa. -
weighs shout 80 poulis. the end. % two sf hs nnTeu
neFs bseu ma1hsd n. which dsd ures him soms.
SAID boy was ruiaed tn stewart City. reulessar, and Tss
sqd IA. 4 d.. p7ap. ~ Ham8tis. ~ VIM Bur-
chased tim anout the n.stef March iast. uitlnfeEusn
Is 10 get % ifilols. Any prrsos iaiHrg him iu any
jail. ~ hist can gst hia, viii be- L5srsiry rewarded.
a. n. NAY.
mY8-UNe Near M1sooU, Tenn.
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The University OF observation-disclosures
whs have isst returned from the University
inforu Us that the college exercises have been
entirely suspended. Even the faculty have or
ganized themselves into a military coapanF,
under the command OF DR.. Schele de We're.
Only one hundred and twenty-five Students re-
main, who constitute another military com
pany, under the leadership Of DR.. Bledsoe,
ready to march at a moments notice. All The
others, numbering about four hundred, have re-
turned to their homes in the South, to take part
in the impending struggle. A company Of
students, amounting to one hundred and sixty
two, took an active part in the recent capture
OF HaTper's Ferry. They placed themselves
under the direction OF Gen. Harper, who highly
conplimsnted them for their efficiency. Their
reso'uteness and contempt for danger, was con-
spicuously exhibited while marching through
he covered bridge crossing the Potomac. A
band OF United States soldiers was stationed
at the other end Of the bridge, with cannon
planted, and lighted torches in their hands,
ready to dispute the passage. But nothing
daunted, the students pressed forward, which
50 intimidated the soldiers that they did not
hre. Who shall say that men Of such mate
rial can be conquered 2-PsteysbHrg Express.
From CONFEDERATE STATES GoYERN-
MENT.-The following telegrsphic dispatches
from the treasury department at Montgomery,
addressed 70 the collector Of Mobile, are pub
lished for general Information
MONTGOMERY, April %, 1s61.-our Govern
ment will not violate the law Of nations by
seizing private property which has entered our
ports relying on our protection. Continue t.
grant clearances to vessels not carrying naval
stores and supplies to the enemy.
(signed,) c. G MEAsTNaER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
MoETsoMERE, April 23.-We lose more than
we gain BY OBTAINING rosin and ~turpentine.
Let them be cleared.
(Signea0 c. G. MEMMNGER,
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AHoTHER INNOCENT FIcTTM--Tbe hirslina
bor3e Of Linroinitss who invaded Baltimore
fred With special pleasure, It appears, On non.
eazbatsn,s, and women and children. A let.
ter from Wilmington, N. c., received ia
Charleston, gives The following melancholy IN.
eidsnt
A daughter or Mr.. Thomas Holden, Of this
place, who Wa residing in Baltimore, was
passing along tie street during The encounter
between The abol zion troops and the citizens,
ana became one Of the irst martyrs In our
struggle Cor liberty. Her corpse vas brought
here this morning for intsrmsnt.
For every victim thus slain, the South should
demand one hundred Hessians.
ca News from Washington represents
-Line5in's Gsasrry as perfectly empty. A
draftfr $500 cannot be Lonored. Il appears
that The reported contributions Of the northern
miilionaires are Bsrsly moonshine. The great
stuzh, who was put down for q million, sub
seribc3 only ten thoussBd-nol enough to kess
be regsia ef Cd Abe's hoasshsid gang going
Tor q week.
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Toy virtue o. a trust deed executed 10 ms b. r "
ID shelton and wife, wa Cd is en- record in the r. ga
ters O1ce OF shelby c0zlty. Z will. on saturiBy. Hai
llth, 1881. ia frlu- o. rhg County CLERKS once sornel
Court and Third streets, Memphis. proceed T. teu 70,
cash, 70 the highest bidder, the following d. scribed res
estate, te-vit: Lv NJ aud being tn range 7 and ss-. 2 o.
the tith survfgCrs tisirit 10 Shelby county, and
ooundei as oIov3: Beginning c. a stake at Johr
" Harris0u's. N y. c5rler, and runnisg ives
81 chains and IS links 70 a small hick1'y strnp with
hlrkury ana Z sweet E1m pointers theucs sozth 81 deg.
east % chains and As links 20 q stake Iu The west edge
% the N5mphis and ItaHeiEh p~l1Hkr0as. then n0rt
57H deg, east 10 chsiaslu End 40 Inns % another roiut b.
said plauEroad, AID then u1rtH z chains aud 81 IiuAs "a
the beginning; c~outaiuin 3lK acres. Sale O. take pIacs
At - o'cI *. JOHN p. IRRELEVANT.
ApriI6th, 1861. ~Tars-rdsI Trustee.
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Estlays---shelby County

TAKEN no BY ". B Lusk, on the 1l,h day
Il Of March 1881. a brown NJ ten OF IN
twelve years Old thirteen hanfs high. sit iu&
each ear, sEod all round, sad appraised a. sI5. said
Lusk lives in the y urrn civil d sfr Ct
fakes uD By Exum DuHning. on The 18th day Of March,
1861 a DARK brown nare MULE age nos kHoEn, medium
size, h-sd being gray from old ags. and appraised At
go. Said banning resides a half mile from Raleigh
on Laramie roaf.
myI-u4ia r g. FTFE. Ranger.
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CoIrnB1A. TEEr Anil %. 1g81

The following is in point OF style and posi-
ti%veness, a model letter, and we sincerely hope
that all who are similarly situated, will make
g~irnfls- ~rsnIi,s
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Tbs O~RDrSAEoE OF YIReTSIA-The Rich
mond Examiner a%lluding to this act Of the
cnrrentinn- sars

Tbs ORDrSAEcE OF VIRGINIA-The Rich
mond Examiner a~lluding to this act Of the
convention, says
By the grace Of God the work Is done. Vir-
GINA is this day a state Of the Southern Con-
fsderacy. Jefferson Davis is the President Of
this couDtTy-not Abraham, Lincoln. Allegi-
sncs is due to the South, and uott to the North.
The path Of duty and Of feeling are bow the
same for all. Our glorious Union - has
a meaning to which VI may all give the same
signifcatioa.
Our brave troops have won a commander
who knows what to do with them. The best
military talent that the American continent
affords will take charge Of their conduct.
They win soon be parts Of a complete organi-
cation, and be put to work worthy Of their
Intelligence.
The sister States Of The frontier must spsedi-
y follow the example Of Virginia. The bub-
bic OF a border State conference is broken
forever. Virginia stands in the center Of the
magic circle Of The seven stars. A splendid
tram Of kindred States viii follow her to the
ca Fitol Of a heroic Republic.
From the corTupting corpse Of that Union
Of sin which lies on the ground, arises the
TRANSPORTED soul Of its first life. The universe
pursues the round of birth and death, and the
artificial eEisteucss known as nations share
the Law Of all other things.
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oFTOE5Ce.
The Finest Stock Of Clothing in
tia City,
FO9s ReE2e,

IAvING purchased tie entire stock Or CLOTHING
H Of Norris. Maul & Co We vfsr the same Tor sale
a. very reduc q prices. Cali and see.
BEARD s. McANALLT.
au28 I'm agE vain rtraat
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FEELING AMONG CeMMERcIAL CLASSES IN
GREAT BEITAtN-Tbs following Is an extract
from a letter from a commission house in Biz,
minzham, England, to a business firm in this
city. Il declares what We have always be-
lisyeds that the European powers win gmske
haste to acknowledge The independence Of
the Confederate States. Tie letter is dated
April 5ih:
"The feeling or this side about United
States affairs is universally that it is not oniy
better Tor both North aud South to agree on
amicabie separation, but also that the Hsrth
nest cave 10 (ike it or not) as neither Eng
lsad or France could recognize any partial
blockade which is The utmost the North cnn
attempt. n it is the viii Of the people to
separate, the thing lie done, and viii Be re-
c~ognized quick enough, especially With the
morrill, tariff 20 spur all Indifferent apirits.n
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AIS WELL-The Richmond UAig, Of Ne
BOZ, says: Z" Il would be impossible for us 10
give the accounts which reach rs from Ysribas
counties, cities and towns Il The state, Of ibs
glorious rally or people are making. Evrry-
where volunteers are m~ustering-every wtAre
iheraiisy j. eShibited-eyery where he bsst
feeling Frevails1
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nv aaa sner this date we win sell eur Goods io- far
CASH ONLY. The ezisency Of the tues re-
quire H..
my3-lm sNOTDEN. TERRI & co.
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APRIL ID. 1861.
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IAPORTANT TO INVENTORS
ROBERT w. FENWTCK,

WUDHAL w I'm WHLh-
Late manager Of ts Washington Bruach Omes Of a.
Scientific American Patent Azsuey Of Ness.
Kama & Co. and for more than ten years on
cilny connected with said a-n- and win a.
experience OF fourteen years in ever
branch relating 10 the Patent Oncs.
Al lEa I-ra-.-- u r--.-..-.
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as-llsafQs Co. Det1Enr 3 1880
uke special pleasure in stating that Mr. H8be.f =
FeuwlrE As been Intimately En1Tn % ne from a-ls.--
chidhost- His peculiar irtruizsnce. cans-itr - -
acss and strict cuE,--suti1Us1ess were narrA src---
time Hneu IN beyh1o1 be BEGAN ha ur1sreirr n -
hes has been slrrrired ct hrs stsaff snf ra1i6 -
As ne resp1nsi5sc heG4 OF the hzsluess 90 MuBn a -
Z Asfe oieH summarized him 10 psrsor9
tent iGiiahal and o1n--ienu1us Patent A-rnfs ~ z
have never fala1 9. rec7lss grateeu acinguiaf-.---+-
aiarFard Ecm aose rL0 have avail. ca rh~msa---9
lis services lcau commend aim vita yaf -
asuce as te independent mana-er o. a rstnrse
% nue. efprns on te a0lhJ as vel sstss perfect =
iesriiJ Of an -gsnl GEO- v s6NsOE
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Common Law Court.

SPEED, n0NOHO & sTRAMGE
aofe-dsvaw-7in 7raUafn Hsrazt-
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TIE RieHr sFIRIr-Our fsllaw-ciiizen,
Mi. r. H. Hnsbes, agei seventy years, Yolun-
teersd 10 Captain McpowolPs rifles isst Sat-
urd4y, remsrking % be dfl 90, eli cent DO
a greai deal Of services, J can at lesas step a
hui e. and prevent Il hitting some your ger
map Can such a people be couqusrsd9
Nevsgl But cur venerable friend wil DO good
se.vice. He can yet PICK q squIrrel ous Of the
taiiesl tree -Atglie ~. g Nees.
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COUNSELLOR h AGENT,
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS NTERFsREyrE,
AND EXTENSIONS,
An In IN lrr..Is 1. n. e--. L.
0nce \. E. cor.seTeBtb md ; sfrsstv

VAOo Na - 3 7 6Lreegg
Sccsud vlry, directly opposite ne Pateat orc.
P~ECIFCArI8Ne sul DraFluEs OF an Invention. vim
en- ether business PERTAINS % the ootairlrro IN
LISTERS Pzteut Will be executed Tor a Zee o sas. For
-rgulnE tie case Do the event % e REJECTION. sndfor
20 % thuC COMMISSIONS NO AnUTTTnWHT
zee WILL BE REQUIRED Ia c1ses OF iuterfareacs.
or IN en- APPEAL e ths Circuit Csurt, 8 reasonable srtra
barge viii be made.
Fer a Zee % s.. e preliminary szsuinatien vii b
Instituted Sc the Plfert OEce, and q rel able oginisa
Eyen a. o. The rrcaahittg ot securing d palsnt. PsHr
heuszld s2amIusIcls e thi1 eharactsr uere -.ds--f.F
turing The last three yesrs.
From Rev. G. y. cannon III. u $500
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Receiving Every Day
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G. G MEmmMerR.

Secretary OF the Treasury.
MoETsoMERE, April 2S.-We lose more thar
we gain BY OBTAINING rosin and turpentine
Let them be cleared.
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REVIEW OF TIE
BALTIMORE MARKETS


FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH s.
Acknowledged have been no sales of Alcnhol this
week have heard but quote % per cent.
nominal at Sc cts. per gallon.
ALE AND PORTER.-Tennent's Ale is still selling at
s175 XIX Scotch, and SIG per dozen Pale India
in pints and quote Tennent's Brown Stout in pnt
SLIGO per Dozen
ASIlES.-Ashes are quoted at New York at s5I2h for
Pots, and 1925 per 100 lbs for Pearl but there
sales making here.
heavy. We have heard Of no sales this week, but we
still quote it at slSG2l per ton, feb.
BEESWAX-We quote BeeswaX this week at % G30
cts per h. for good yellow, but there have been
made so far we have heard.
BREAD-Bread is unchanged in price, and We still
quote it at Az cts for Navy, cts. for Pilot and
per lb. for Water Crackers less the usual discount
BRIMSTONE.-There is Birthstone selling, and we
unable TO give quotation for it.
COFFEE.-There has been comparatively little done III
Coffee this week. but the demand for has nevertheless
been active, and the market throughout it quite firm
tone. The sales add up about $500 bags and they in
Guide 100 bags Rio at ll3dllh cts; 1000 bags do at
cts; 200 bags do at 1lBal2 cts; 900 bags do. at
l2BGl2A cts, and 200 bags do at Is cts. Prime Rio
which scarce much wanted and it would sell readily
if here at full rates. We quote Coffee to-day as follows
viz: BIO at lldliR cts. for common II d124 for
fair, 12Rd24 cts for good, l3l3H cts, prime; La
guayra at 14Gll5 cts and Java at l6E(Gl7x cts. We
note the arrival here this week of 5000 bags Rio per bark
Sophia and the STOCK including this cargo is about
10000 bags.
C0TTON.-There has been better demand this week
with sales of about 900 bales middng good mddng
Upland and Memphis at prices ranging from IL 4 to Is Z
cts cash and six months. OF the above 45O bales were
wants of manufacturers with some few lots sold to a
neighboring market Although holders are firmer in
their views the sales show advance and continue
last weeks quotations, viz:
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8loneiarr anl G0mn!srtiaL 8tOirh
BALTIMORE March g. |

The transactions in Stocks this week have been quite
light the operations at the Board amounting value
only about $4,000 In the leading stock Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad there has however been than
for week two past the sales adding up about 700
shares The mark for it has been quite irregular, and
prices have hucuated very considerably 1t opened at
SOL and advalced subsequently to $685. then dropped to
s604 and &gain advanced to s6l4 at which figure it
sold today In Northern Central Railway there has
been very little DONE the only sale during the being
made yesterday of so shares s14 cash. It closed
to-day steady at $l4E bid, SIS asked regular way For
the bonds of this road there has however been fair in
quiry, and note sales Of Sc, 500 1855 at from 4
down to 5O% the sales at the latter figure being made
on yesterday. They however rather frmer
to-day, the market for them closing SON bid So asked
The only sale of Baltimore and Ohio bonds was one Of
$3.50 1925 1.-THE Extra dividend bonds) COZ. For City
6s there has been pretty good demand and we note
sales of some Sl90 900 of them at 81 for 1885 ass
for 1885, and 96 G97 for 1905 There is fair inquiry
for Bank stocks but there very few Offering and The
transactions in them this week have been limited. The
sales include share Bank of Baltimore s97 shar,
Union Bank at s71, 3 shares Franklin do at sl0H 81
shares Citizens at s1l 25 shares Chesapeake s214
The transactions in the Mining stocks this week have
been limited hut the market for them has throughout
been quite Grm. The sales include 100 shares Gardner
Hill at $780, 500 shares Silver Valley at 5OG55 cts
shares North State at 2025 cts $50 shares Deep Rive
at 20 cs and 1865 shares Baltimore and North Caroln
at 2O925 cts
Financial affairs remain in much the condition
| they were week ago. Money is unquestionaby abun
dant but capitalists extremely cautious in making
investments, and nothing but strictly first class pape
| can be negotiated on the street. Prime endorsed pape
may be quoted to day at 9G1O per cent and first elias
single do. at IL per cent but single name is still
| generally unsaleable.
The foreign imports into Baltimore for the week endin
Thursday amount in value to s2701S6 Of which $3.50
SIS free, and $780, COS duty paying goods,
the foreign exports from Baltimore for the same pero
amount in value to $3.50 s against $27O 49 last week
| In New York to-day stocks frmer than yeste
day. Virginia and Missouri 6s advanced Z each; Ter
nessee bonds 4; Erie 81; New York Central q Readn
s14; Cleveland and Toledo q; Michigan Southern y
Rock Island Y and Harlem Il but North Carolina bond
declined 4; and Galena and Chicago y.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
| FRIDAY, March s, 1861.
1912 Bait 6's, 9O-97 25 shs. b. * O. RR.- 6i
$40 " - 90-97 500 shs. Bait. and n.
shs. Blk of Bait. 81 C. Min. Co. -25
10 shs. Citizens 100 " boo, f-25
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