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SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES AT AUCTION.
A BRAHAM yANDERPOOL CO., AUCTIONEERS.
N AA0NIFlCBNT ~
HOUSEHOLD
STATUARY. PAINTINGS, EMs
WYE WORKS OF ART, AND

HOUSEHOLD
STATUARY. PAINTINGS EtEag
Ne WORKS or ART, AND
ARTICLES OF vERTU,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Al the eegant private residence is Sixteenth street
sale coniL,e aeng at cle, en- cock.
DRAWING ROOMS
Bronze and Ornolu Chandeliers, Velvet CafpetA Rugs,
t~o superb Suits covered with brocas rchcat de-
scfipon Eacere satary marble and Book
case Encognnres. Cabineis Manel Mirrors Pier Mirrors,
Embrodered Lace Curtains French Shades Centre Tables
Chess Table sevres and Drcsden China Vases
al MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
richly carved legs and made makers;
Stool, Canterbury, Cover, Music Books Ac
OIL PAINTINGS,
by eminent artists two Match Paintings ORIGINAL Cole
the Assumption Of the Virgin, AFTER Anro Paintings
by Ranncy Lgand and Fellows; Bronze Satuary Bronze
and Omon Clock. Marble Siauary Vases and Manie Or
naments Hall Hat Sand, 0icoth Stair Carpet
~ DINING ROOM.
SOLID carved oak Bullet, sAtunry marble top; Hertzs
patent Dining Table, ~ feet draw Couche Arm Chairs,
elegant sets Of Crystal and Ruby Glass Ware Decanie
two dozen Gobles. do. Champsgnes, Wines Lemsuades,
Iumblers Fruit Celery and presvc Stands; OF Finger
Bowls, Ruby and Paran marble Punch Bowls gold Liquor
Sets gold band China Dinner Set richly decorated Tea Sets
- Pieces sod silver Dinner anu Tea SETS, Silver Ware,
Cohee Urn Casters Cake Baskets Napkin RIMS Spo0nA
Forks, ivory handle Table Cutler; Chairs Lounge and
Chairs covered In reps ChanbersItosewo Dressing
bureaus Bedsteas Wardrobes Comrohes Chairs Arrnof-
a3acc Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Blankets Counter
percmptory.
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A UCTfON NOTICE a FAMILY GIVING UP HOUSE
IA keeping viii dispose OF their Furniture private
al great sacrifice for cash beautiful sui rosewood Par
lor Suit covered IN french satin brcac richly
made TO order SIX mcDths cost $500 viii be sold
$50; one SUI. eret in SIX piuh FOR Sil5 also the FIR
hlae oil PhlQr Dnia9 hoon and ReaIoons viii be sold
cheap for ash Apply 10 West Egbh street. n
ton place, between fifih and SKA avenues.
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"ne " ~. higher snd IN active demand, with sales
u iIo0oo bushels a. u 90 81 20 Tor White western
,sss veg RED and amber Western, 81 ~ 81 81
is Chicago spring. Corn more active and sh.s-
higher WITH sa'es OF ITO 600 busaek mixed western al
heated Rye continued suiet ~ Poe 81 ~ Ssiss wsre
made Of 5000 bushels barley sset N o. sT- r,,s
contiaued 10 deusnd ~ 6sr Tee According 10 ons,s
Covynr.--Wss nrm, but quiet. We quote no ~, ma
slo &c GOO. 3oisc fair, eye srdlasry CSC
Istkc MMacaibo, Nc Zee. lAsssyra. sac. 1 sSc
Java, 3Oc. 32c 81 nonnxo, 2sc
Con0s was active aud ,much hiyher 80 ..sss AZ
100 bales st,3t,c. SIC. for midrg
FassGBm were more stivc. with wysssasats snss.pt
No. 70 Liverpool 800 usrces pse A.. sToosss asuf :,
$4,000 bushels corn et.d "a ikart Sips bsga al O11
ssshsls wheat, cd -. blk srt shp's sAxs ,ss
1aamer COO IaS Ihxss prov = Goa ~ r)asln ~,
bwsacls forr, "a % ard psr a~alra s1r 1bss 40 q.
3D. To Glasgow p6s sicainsv 200 scrss bacon. 4 100
benes cheese and 100 tlsYces lard 81 A 9u, p ps ton
A. American brig % direct Irish port vsh rorb " "a
uAy-korh river was active and 6rni ., Soc ~ ~.
NV were IN g,Sd drNsrd o. 10 Sss ~ NV cfcc
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G. FUTILE, AUCnoNEER, OFFICE 1870 BROAD
IA way.
AssIGNEE's SALE OF THE ENTIRE

~ n v 90, 1881 ~ 1 i,s = gam pe.oraens
near seventh avenue. his da,. January ~ at eleven
O'Clock preeisey comprising The largest variety OF elegant
roscw God Paror Chamber Dining Room and Nursery Fur
niture, Paintings Bronzes marble Groups China Silver
Ware, 4c offered at auction this the whole having
cost over 5000 Two ELEGANT su,s Of rosewood Furniture
rich Mantel and Pier MIR SILK Curtains solid
wood Centre and pr Tables, &c. No postponemen
Ware Ac
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rATrhptv, Jan. IT--UF. NJ
AsHm.--sscs made Of 90 bbls. a, ss,c a size.
for pots and Sc. for pearls.
BRHADsrrrs Flour adj sDced shade aud was 10 fair
request, With sales o. 500 bbis. state AMI Western
$500 southern and 900 bb canadan within revised
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

A NNrAL REPORT or THE CLERK OF TIE BOARD
"A o. superfisors for the year is62
To THE HQsoHAnH BoAaD OF SUPERVISORS
COUNTY Nxw YONG
6sSTLrMKS-Iu pursuance Of the requirements OF law
see X sised Statutes nth edition. vol chapter H. article
section o. the following statement 70 respectfully sub
mit,ed. J. b. YOUNG, Clerk
AZ Accousr or AsorSrs ArprED AND allowed ny
fHr nnshD ~ srpsnNlsoRs corsir or Nhw yohk,
1868
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A ucTIoN NOTICE--E. ROTH AUcrfcNEER.
~ An extraordinary opportunity for
housckeerers and the trade.

LAkLsE SATE OF
300 lots Of elegant Household Furniture the elcgan
FIVE story residence llC West Eighth street Clinton race
between Fifth AMI sixth avenues ths day tMon.
day) afternoon at o'clock precisely, consisting OF
rosewood ianosore, handsome Brussels and ny
nut Pariar Suits, covered IN rich broc tiaI silk
plush and Fcs handsome Reception Chairs Turkish Char
and L1Uires match. wood and PIER Tables.
Eaeeres, wth mirror backs and doors Pier and Oval Mir
Lace Curtains, Shades fine on Pain ngs rich China
Vases tycGe day bronze Clock wiring Table
rosewood noreny aud black walnut Bed teads Bureaus
Washstands, Lounges, Chairs. Tables Book Corner
Stands hattesses som Bells okers Clocks Mirrors Tea
and Eytiie fables Glass China and Silver Ware, Table
sale positive
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IT sNvHkts, TReludlng reaRWai IGhd
eIi interest On bonds above the net profits are
de3r5vS ~ which c1ls u III 12-loo per cent al
the taDding stock, and preferred Ilc chief
items II expenditure u which this sum has been anplei
are follows
Payment o. he $3.50 0s2 a scfip issued for
the arrears Of dividends the prsfcrred
stock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 102 Is
BINDS OF tue cnfny Tor the sinking funds 3T3 500 90
New cars ard engines. s............ 2s4 323 35
Contraction ~ tb, Nsh Eey ani BROAD Noun.
tain Railrosd for which he bonds ard stick
Of that company held .............. as7 900 90
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PIC n SOS AL.

IiBILpRrS TAxkN FOR ADOPTION AND ADorfHD
" o-tNsn.e 81 Nae infsnt from hisi- LsNfs -"
TsSast'pssslift, al 0r.srv * .'f.si
ftaiivKkS TAkkN F0Y ADOPTION AND ADOPT kD
" o. fS3x bomss 4 boz f5tf noDtAs 40 shs y
t~s assass cd 20 adcpt ont Ladies tassp g 40 rish
Was .Hcgs.o5 street
=. -. -. 49,. 80. ...s. a...
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4 g1ps a assR. a. csEasoRa ~ v . s-pss.--
t = $3.50. az cs. S.'St lssf,L sr~ i
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HIN ANGyNY,.

. RaY AND NAVY. ATTENTIoY.-orflgERs', SOL
y DIERs' AND SAILORS PAY ASnCUNIS AMI
bounty moneys collected and CAsHED; PENSIONS pro:
cured b., EDWARD BISSELL late fuIEel L. y Navy III
broadway, corner Of Chambers street New Work
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The New Conscription Act.

The following is copy Of the Consumption Act passed
recently, by both Houses of Congress:
An ACT to amend act, entitled An Act to provide
further tOr the public defence'-approved 10th April
1862.
The Congress t tie Confederate St1tes of Arsr;cq o
enact That the President be- and he is hereby authorized
to call out and place in the military service of the Copfd
craze States for three years. unless the shall have
heen sooner ended all white who residents of tho
o9ieder2e States, between the ages of hrtyve and for
N-nVe years, at the time the call calls may be made
4no VINO are not at such time times legally EXEMPTED
T 'ary service; or such parts thereof as in his
jiISueh may be necessary TO the public defence such
can or Calls To be made under provisions and according
10 the terms OF the act which this il an anendnont
And such authority shall exist in the President Iin tb
present war, az to all persons who now are or na E.
her become eighteen years of age; and when o2co g.
rolled All persons between the ages of eighteen ard 81
I'VE sha serve their full time pr00ded that if the Pes
uen IN eatng out troops into the service of the CfJ
craze Staes shall first call for ouy part Of the
ne ages herenbefore stated he shall call for those
the age of hiryfTe and any other age less ill.,
pTo0ded that nothing herein contained shall b
w as repeating modifying any part of m. aof
ms Is amendatory, Sxcept as herein exnrsssI
o"u pF"oIled further that those called out nnJ
- 40, aug TIE act to which this is an amendment shoT
nnhas ass ~ SeaAteiy ordered to ill! to their maximnm
f.o az patiaons squadrons and regimpnis
!He respective States at the time the act n, G,rIb
provide for the public defence approved I6b All issa
va passed and the surplus if any shall he ossignaJyt'
organizations formed from each State since tba r ".
tb @ OF placed in organizations to be otScSrS h
~ haEhR such residue, according to tho IuwS tI,ar
he vi as now provided by law; propideL that
nv tbs 80 81 auihofzed to suspend the EXECUTION Of ths
" ~ " ." winch this is an amendment in any IocoI;,1,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING

u be IN the hands of every family.
% WI! send receipt for the cure of Diutbers or
PuI sore throat or scarlet fever For IS will send
ior consumption, they have been tried with great
For IS will send receipt for Dysenery or FuI
% VIII send receipt that certainly cures the Scs&
% Tor 60 will send receipt for the cure of drops
60 VIII send receipt for. making Black Writing ink
TOT g. each will send receipt for making Blue Red
, i crow INK For 50 will send receipt foF making
goIu ana silver Ink For IS will send receipt for ms.
lug Dacking b"th liquid, paste for shoes and harness
FTT - VIII send receipt for making my toohache drops
ae1ve receipts have been made known to ID.
any person is dissatisfied with any of the ADORE
money hy address is Raleigh, N. C.
Dill, QUINTON UTLEY.
i'ie'eu' N w. Feb "a, 1853 l7-6!pd.
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An Acr TO ESTABLISH PLACES RENDEZVOUS EXAM
NATION MEN

INATIoN OF ENROLLED MEN.
The Congress of the C5afelsrts States of America do
enact That there shall be established in each county par
Sh district and in any city in county, parish or dis
riet in the several States, place of rendezvous for
persons in said county, district parish city, enrolled for
military duty in the ield who shall be there examined by
Surgeons " be employed by the government
TO be assigned to that duty by the President on day Of
which ten days notice shall be given by said Surgeons
and from day 10 day next thereafter until all who shall be
in attendance for the purpose of examination shall have
been examined and he decision of said Surgeon under
regulations 10 be established by the Secretary of War as
to the physical and mental capacity of any person for mil
itary duty in the field shall be final and those only thus
ascertaned to be BIT for military duty in the field shall be
required to assemble at camps of instruction.
SEC. There shall be assigned each Congressional
District in the several States three Surgeons who shall
constitute Board OF Examination in such district for the
purpose specified in the foregoing section any one or more
OF whom may act at any place of rendezvous said dis
trct.
SIC 8. Then il shall appear to any Surgeon attending
such place OF rendezvous by the certificate respectable
physician resident in that county district parish or civ
i'll county parish district, that any enrolled person
be the duly of said Surgeon to file said certificate the
commandart Of the nearest camp of instruction. and if
the person named therein shall not within reasonable
time report himself for examination said camp of in.
con or his continued disability certified by The GER.
tcaIe of respectable physician of his county city, dis
trict parish. he shall be held liable as Asent without
leave of his commanding officer. .rI
Approved Oct. IL, 1862
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$50 REWARD.

CAMP NEAR LLoYDs, Essex Co. Va,
February I'd, 1868. I
asserted FROM CAMP WILLIAMS, TWO MILES
y nom hInston, N. c.. the 18th September, 1852,
private ISAAC WOODARD, of Company L, I'd cavalry,
18th regiment N. Troops Said Woodland is thyseTeu
years Old hive feet ele INCHES in height sandy compiler
ION brown hair blue eyes. and is supposed be al the
NOrth-Carulina. ' :" "
Inc above reward will be paid upon his Apprehension
anu uevery IN jail in Wilson county, that he may be
safely returned 10 camp.
]. ]. d. WICK,
Capt. Co. f. I'd N. C. Cavalry,
Feb II, 1868. ' - = D i5-a
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SUPREME COURT.

RICHMOND NJ. PEARSON of Yadkin, Chief Justice.
WV. II. BATTLE Of Orange Associate Justice.
MATTHIAS E. MANLY, of Craven Associate Justice
Sion II. RoGERS, of Wake Attorney General
HAMILTON G. JONES, of Rowan, Reporter.
EDNUHD B. FREEMAN, Of Wake Clerk.
JAMES LToHFoRB, of Wake Marshall.
AT present. the sessions of the Supreme Court ara hold
in the City Of Raleigh once year, commencing on the Sc
eond Monday in June.
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA.
Civil Department.

ZEBULoN B. VANCE. of Buncombe, Governor.
RICHARD H. BATTLE JR., of Anson Private Secretary
J. p. IL Russ. Of Wake, Secretary Of State
JONATHAN WORTH, of Randolph, Public Treasurer.
PHILIP A. WILEY, of Wayne, Chief Clerk
CURTIS H. BRoGDEN. of Wayne, Comptroller,
ID. W. BAN, of Wake, Clerk
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, Of Orange, Auditor.
D. u. PERRY, of Wake, Librarian.
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SIOO.OOO.

pILES, FTSTULA IN ANo, TUM0KNSs;
II SPERMATORRHOEA ULCERATlOhJ
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR. ]. A CLOPIOIt, "a
montgomery, Ala gives special attention to the 80 -
diseases and guarantees perfect satisfaction in every
his friends proposed to bet 100000 that he could O
the worst case Of PILES -,
He has operated with perfect success In several cI"
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons. dc
never had an accident To happen. hr
Persons writing must enclose ten cent stamp to eD'
attention. d.
Aug. IL, 1862 83-w&s""
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LANDS FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION ON Nc
= CLENDo CREEK, six miles west of Carthage y
ing Oh The basin of the Coa!6etds containing 100 acres
hcn Is as productive any lands in he county Of Moore
The improvements good and the situation healthy Termi
liberal JOHN MORRISON.
November Il, 1852. g2-wGsEtL
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Charles c. Clark of Craven, I'd Circuit Sion Ii. Rogers
Of Wake Attorney General Sd Circuit; Thomas Settle of
Rockingham, 4h Circuit Ralph p Buxton. of Cumber
land 9th Circuit; Robert =. Armfeld, of Ysdkin 9Th
Circuit; VIM p Bynum, of Rutherford. 7th Circuit; and
A. 8. Merrimon, Of Buncombe, 9Th Circuit. =
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SUPERIOR COURTS.

JUDdEs.-.Tohn L. Bailey OF Buncombe Romulus NJ
Saunders of Wake Robert r. Heath of Chowan George
Howard, jr- Of Wilson. James W. Osborne of Mecklen
burg. Robert s. French, of Robson Robert B. Gillian
OF Granville, apd W. NJ. Shpp of Rutherford.
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PIANO FOis SALE.

PIANO FOR SALE. al
4 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. MADE Bi "a
Il lett Curnston, Of Boston-but very little Iss spD
Apply to A. A. WllLAi5I
Greensboro, N. C., Feb II, 1868.
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DOMESTIC MEDICINE,

GUNN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE
~ BUCHAS'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE AND FAM
LY PHYSICIAN. For sale at PONRR0YS
Raleigh. Dec. Is, 1852 I0I-G
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An ACT TO AMEND An ACT ENTITLED AN ACT To FuRTH.
Err PROVIDE FOR THE Public DEFENCE" APPROVED 10TH
PROVED SEPTEMBER 27TH, 1862
Ihs Congress Of the C6laerdte dt,sof America do en-
d That all persons subject to enrolmen for military
vice. may be enrolled under instructions from the War de-
parment and reported by the enrolling officer wherever
found whether within the State county their residence
or net and when enrolled shall be subject to the pro.
visions Of law fully if enrolled within the county and
State OF which they be residents Provided That this
ACT snail not extend to any member of military organic.
ton under any State law while remains in actual SER
vice without the limits of his State: And provided further
That the President is authorized to suspend the execution
Of this act regards the residents any locality where be
may lind it mpraccable to execute the entitled an
act TO further provide for the public defence approved
April IT, 1882 and the the last net
approved September u, 1869.
Approved October s, 1862.
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SECOND CIRCUIT

SECOND
Duplin, fourth Monday in March and September =.
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
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FIFTH CIRCUIT.

FIFTH CIRCUIT.
Moore Monday beOrS the last in February and August
Montgomery, the last Monday in February aud August
Stanly' FIRST Monday in March and September.
Richmond. third d"
Robesnn fDurlh
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5rllti-G)trIaq gtanaara,
THE CONSUMPTION LAW.

BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR
TIE PUBLIC DEFENCE" 49,.
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Explanations and IAstrs ctiuas as TO the Con.
scriPtion and Exemption Laws, by the Ad.
jutant General.


C1H1H1dHdGnts If OOnSceip>s and GInaDs of L,srue-
tiM.
An officer styled the ComEaudant of Conscrpts will
De appointed Tor each State who will be charged with the
supervision Of the enrolment and disposition Of cunscrpts
he VIII establish one or Campo in which couscripts
Will be assembled aud instructed aud may mend for
appointment, Surgeon QuarternEster. a CommissarY
ana the requisite number of Drmssers for each
more than one camp be established lie ina als recon-
mediste command 49, " "
2. hospital will be established and huts for winter
sembed at camps will be promptly vacnate D. fit has
not already been done ' w
o. Tue Colnnan int of Conscrpts will require rom each
camp report the first Moudat in ever Inn show
tne expenses Of the preceding month the nun der Of
IN the camp the number received and cont Rwar
me Preceding nsnth the regiments battaIo rs or
to which tbs5@ sent the number transf red
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where he may find it mpractcable to execute tne
and that in such localiti0, and during suc9 H. Con-
the President is authorized to receive troops INTO 'e
federate service under any Of the acts passed ny e
crate Congress prior to tie passage S AN sb Of issa
provide for the public defence approved Io'n
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Time OF Holding the Courts.
SUPERIOR COUNTS.

ates hrS Monday alter the fourth Monday in March and
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FOURTH CIRCUIT.
Granville, first Monday in March and September,
Orange, second 49,"
Chatham, third
Randolph, fourth " e
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, March l2-S p. M.

THURSDAY, March l2-6 P. NJ.
Money continues very easy indeed. Some Of the
brokers are supplied at per cent and none of
them pay over g. First class mercantile paper
sells at o s. Debt certificates, interest payable
in gold, sell within fraction Of par; certificates
dated subsequently to the Sd Of March are worth
96HaH.
Gold was not active this morning, though the
price was well sustained partly by the demand
from importers. who are generally paying duties
in coin. In the afternoon it jumped up to 1917
and closed 1t l6l bid Exchange sold this mornings
at l75 l7G. but with gold, and quoted at
the close III I7s.
The stock market was more active to-day and
prices were generally better. At the first board
OF the regular Stock Exchange large business APP
pears to have been done at prices higher than those
of last evening. At the one p. N. session Of the
public board the market, without being buoyant,
was quite firm. Comparing the quotations then
made with those of last evening, we note an
improvement of ,1s in Pacific Mail, = in
Erie, 4 in Harlem preferred, | in Michigan
Central, x in Illinois, 4 in Southern old, =, in
Toledo z, in Galena, and "a in Rock Island. The
contest on Erie between the bulls and bears is
very exciting. A sharp demonstration was made
by the latter to counteract the effect OF the re-
port; but il English spectators regard that docu-
ment as favoraby as their friends do here, the
bears will have as agreeable time in covering
their contracts az the shorts In Pacific Mail are
having. Quicksilver sold early this morning at
60, but was afterwards offered at 81. The precise
tenor Of the decision Of the Supreme Court is
hardly understood In the street, but II seems to BIO
| conceded by parties behind the curtain that this
decision 10 only the prelude to six or seven years
more litigation; and that, in fact, Quicksilver
Mining stock at present merely represents IAN in
definite right 70 remote contingency" Govern.
ments were stronger to-day, considerable parcels
being taken for investment and for export Bonds
are dull. At the afternoon board up stairs prices
were generally steady, Erie and Pitssburg being
exceptions TO the market. At the foor p. N. ses-
sion Of the public board the market was without
| bouyancy. but was generally steady Erie rallied
| u per cent, and the market closed firm but in
active. The following were the closing quotations
Il - r. J~v.
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Wheat doing better Tne days sales amounted 70
10 600 bushsls, q 81 n 81 20 for red and amber
Weston, 81 IS 81 90 for Milwaukee CLUB and anbes
spring and 81 20 81 90 for Chicago sprins Corn 80
1c. lower and quite dull Tho sales oCmpriscd oay
u 900 bushels MIXED western At Gle. pac for sound,
and s3c eoc for unsond and heatod Sales wess also
made Of 10 900 bushels rye ~ 81 % 81 IL os bushsls
barley - II 20 u 90, and 800 bushels barley mali ~
~ 65 Oats we're IN fair demand st TIC &c.. according
10 quality.
Coou depressed 70 day, and quoted very quiet Al
SOC . e6c., mostly the latter rate, for middInss
Gown vss heavy and drooping, with no Important
sales reported Jaws, ssc. 500 Rio. 3okc. A,sc !
Maracaibo, &c. q $50.
FRr,oHrs steady, with more Dong especially Cor
Liverpool, 10 which port there were shpp~d 300 bbis
-four nj In. "a. $50 boxes bacon NJ It's ID As 900
lard n Iss per neutral 800 borcs starch a. ais
a 3Os. per steamer 100 tl~rccs lard Al us $50 boxes
bacon nj Sos- 5s 500 bags clover seed ~ sos, and
10 bbs pork Al IT, To London 100 tons oicakc ana 20
hhds talow taken NJ IN Cd To Bristol $50 boxes
bacon we're engaged ~ V5s Norwegian bark hence "
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