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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

MARYLAND ELECTION. the Balti-
more correspondent OF lhe New York World,
says Maryland has been eaVAssed, and that il
has been found that we can count on fifty
thousand votes for Mcclellan. In no event
can Lincoln get over twenty-five thou usAnd
votes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

The two acres and liz roads 81 land a. SLUG per
acre. The " tract OF land at Sos 00 per acre
and cannot sell for less than u OF said apprasment.
1erns x cash, y IA one year and tho balance "a
ments to bear 6psr cent. ins' est from the day OF
sale and 10 be secured BY mortgage on the premises
Z. TaoNBsOE, Atty. I'D. octlT-WsW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

The Journal invites the people to buy
torches and lanterns in advance to celebrate
the assurance Of cons sFipton, bloodshed, tax
alton, and dsspotism in the event Of Liueolns
election.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
The Ionrnnl Oelenda Dodd.

The Jofyuol asserts that every Demo-
crst who does not Justify DoDD, the India
ma conspirator, is guilty of treachery of
the meauest stripe, This is proof of
what we have said, that DoDD was in the
employ Of the Republican party, and
therefore one Of the JoayHaFs friends. 1t
don't like 70 hear him abused. He did
the Republicans good service, by making
them party capital, and by criminating'
and thus destroying the influence of many
of the most prominent Democrats of the
State. who We're in fact innocent Of any
completely with his pretended plans.
The Journal Saws that all who think the
country has poor chance with Lincoln ough
TO vote for bin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

r L IT x.4l
3ricklands And Cholera Misturs.

Is composition of astrihgents, absoi bents stimu.
4 lants and oarminauVes, which every Ihysienn &C.
knoviedges ~ the only prepRratipn that VIII effect
permanent cure OF DiaTrhea and Dyseters This Anti
Cholera Mixture 10 now in use IN some OF army
hospitals where gives the greatest satisfaction Ii
has saved the lives Of thousands Of our soldiers and
ethzens, and we will guarantee II TO he the best
dy IN The world for DiarrheA and DysenieIy.
Mr. Weeds, VI CoVington, Ny, Will be most happy
to sahsiy any one Ms to the virtue OF sc kand's Anti
OholSra Mi1turei In fact We have great number Of
testimonials nom patients who have been cure after
being pronounced In Urable by their physicians,
after taking only one bottle OF SHloKlands Anti Cbo
era Mixture. II VoH suffer with DiRrrhea and hysen
terry try one bottle MA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
SHERIFFs SALE.

of avalusble Farm IN Randolph Township.
Kenry Eller, Aontgomery County
"t vs. Superior Court
Moses Eller, et. al In Partition.
ID virtue of, and in obedience 70 ths command OF
ID an order OF sale made by the Superior Court OF
Montgomery County, Ohio, and to me directed,
will oiier Public Sale on the premises on
bpt MONDAY, November 2let, 1864,
at o'clock P. N. OF said day the following described
real estate via: situated n thu County Of Montgom
cry In the State of Ohio, aud described ~ follows
Beginning at the north east corner OF Section six 10y
Town I've (). Range Eve 10y east, and running thence
west forty (4U) chains and haventy five 10Y Inks 10
the north west corner Of the north east quarter Of
said section thence south the we stline Of said
quarter section forty two 42) chains, twenty-five (s9
nks the south west corner of said quarter sec ion
thence east the south line Of said quarter section
forty (4O CHAINS and sixty four (s4 links 10 the east
line Of said section, thence north forty-tWo az
chains twenty-five (22) links 10 the place Of beginn
ing, containing one hundred aud ssventy-0n (lTi
aeI es and seventy nine hUndrsdths 7ol0e) Of
and has been appraised ai seventy STO pes and
cannot sell for less than 4 Of the Sppraisment
TernB, "A cash, u In one, and the balance 10 twC
years irOna the day Of Bale. TIE de cred payments
TO bear per ntsnsst fron the day Of sale, anG
10 be secured by mortgage on the premises.
This farm is located on tho Miami county 1ne
about miles northwest OF the Town Of Union, anC
about the same distance east of Phillipsburg. Th'
farm Is we'll improved, and In excellent order, an,
the best quality OF land To be sold free Of Dover.
GRO. WOGAMAN, Sheriff.
j. II. BAosSTr, ATTY. oct4O.wsw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
Hon. HENRY CLAY DEAN
OF IOWA,
WILL ADDRESS TIE DEMOCRACY
AT
GERMANTOWN, OHIO. ON
Wednesday, November I'd '04,
at l o'clock P. M.

Turn out and hear this Champion of
Constitutional Liberty.
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The Bnitsr ,orc snle OF Hooded IIors-s.

An cNiraord mary sale Of hooicd hcr,cs, the
property Q; the late william Mc'N,ra'i. Esq, took
place near baltimore Tuesday. Tho r,lc AZ
uac,cd an immense number 4 the mott respect
allie c3Efcus Of New York, Washington. Ro-son,
Philadelphia AMI other places. NJ less than Ave
thousand pcrsons were rrC-cnt, and NIL nnnifcsted
the Greatest irtrrcs, In tho noble animals put M
for slle. "flurs Temple" the queen of tho Wts
-lout .ug nr hrght aud beautiful Rs cvcr-wss
hrushi by NJ. rrcshurs, Of Bllrmorc. for $500
'1uIi'ord," - splendid grew stslliosi, was bought
b. NJ 4. ". Ss,'lfuri, of New SorN, for si,3Vu,
aud the purchase offered s2,@U fcr him before
leaving the ground. "Lldy sutton" n heauufii
tay m,fc, i5V hunds high. years old, said ~ bc
able To- irot a milH n three minutes. was next sold
4 t-pa ccntIman of New Yorl. becoming tho
purchaser Tho celebrated Chicago team. "ucnry
Clay" sad "Dut hmau" were ucN, lnocked dow n
to NJ. Ice knight, e New Yorl, for si,65o.
Frank and "Rmkcr,"a u pair of fine bob-tail
bays, know as the clipped team, we're tho uext,
aul taken 10y Ito New York purchaser Of
"1sGy elr,tJu," 5000. Tho wcll-kuown mare
"Liylv Mcdonald" with = COLI ak months old by
her slic, was also bought for Sl3ao. Atcut thirty
horses were ld. BRINGING 500 and upwards. Tho
carriages, riding whips gums and dogs of the latc
owner wore also sold, and won't Of CT good round
sums.
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AJnlr- in AtiDnta.
A 'ctic- from Chattanooga, O.t7bcr 20, - ue
Cucinnnt, C0saEpcf.I, Rys;


Ciucinnnt, CosAEpcIAI. ays;
An officer wLo lcft A. anita tnreo days A. haa
given me :! tn;us ~ affairs 'rr. IT., garrison,
wtirh - sufficient 70 max. l~olYugc roe ot.nco
20 IIa-r whole torro, hayo hc,.I work m. dag nud
night On for..ucAtcns and have completed pre-
now lines inside tho outer line, which dcsilLod
tor a large army he lasl OF amer lu' ia drawn
lose around the heart of the 'ty, cIciDs.uy ~
munitions ana supplies, and could lc Reid o. tho
l14, ,NtIrmity. R.tous are abundant. incudiny
,ugNr aud ,utiec, enough TO last - ur - uavs.
Forage il scarce. aud tre public animals .rc
soucwha, stinted in their Iro,CuGcr, lut ,uourh
g. kc'p thc'u Ia tolcrahle sor'ts * gathered
from t4r ailacCat couU.ry. Tho thC' tnyaly,, IL
is Not ''oW'l N whH ',rop, hoNCrs Eouth aud west
of the civ, enact, NJ tAc role assumed ly the veI
ucth & .p', IN Shermnr's movement on Jnuefburo
-t.ai - 'tandiui ready to occupy tie city wbcu-
ever M" uut.Itied Yankees may nav" the goodness
to rc' rr. II they hgu taken Antonun as we took
,lours' gr1, an evacuation might VO08iilg have
come ',p flr consideration. EIi, n,tW .thstard n (.
the a. anita ~ son - ia Measure iGalNtoi H..
d lt II cts 500 newspapers ana lt TcH.'" tn r.
p.r.a 81 . E.igvINrt ;s burned md SAaryl,c in
tie - se siun of ~ enemy, there - "ot uuc. DON
ser # its cyT p'.ng mafaI ncs and d y.n- lv u.FA
until had hch IS oil COMO, fnHies Oh Duuslln, .
hll Old h.otl md harness deprived q ctr airgc.
| born succdloucc Trans run now from R"snsl 20
! 4 'uqta Tie fcyeu miles destroyed about His
! Sslntv Wv the enemy have tee ally repaired.
rlcro now exists an intcrSH 4 tvC.t ne u.il, /.
| between iaurl Hll und Rasn' q, '..t ding oLt
| small tr.dye which mu6t 10 rr.... large force
is engaged ~ rcp1clng the trHcn' tosY when VIII
! to uccou rlslod within tVn '7""-s =. tie outside
/ Tac damage to tho lsrPe hr'.. ...l the re.y'.t
| irc'aels has boca rrpa.scd :.u!iics could he
| t,aLs ported around the 8 ap3 4 '"-te.1r'. Ntel
| II uG was nearing Dalton, Gc'.,'a shHtc.i rc-
| ce.yed a despatch from sLcrmap l.fc'ung tuRt the
wav g. East Tennessee be lett Oi,l % the former.
Toe disposition was made, but t4H polite pru'itr
was d-rcgricd ChattancoEa is Lurally over
I q we'd With recruits itH late tr4it hrcns to have
hrcn decidedly 81 rssld N rc.-.or'.r+ tDo aruDcs
4 rla.nly not less than two ihouaah1 arrive hers
. each lAg 4"
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she yoar' as they iast on account 81 tho itns
mensc sinount of lainr imposed uron them hv this
war The SECRETARY ot ,he rrcasury is q, WORK
prrparnE his estiu for sppsV p3iAl.ous repurs
ed for the next hscal year.
Tnn journals Of pros, Fr.nc-, announce N. do.
psrt'irc from that port ~ tho ffgatc svhillc with
convoy Of cmigrsnts flr the French colony O.
New Caledonia, in the Pacific. Ihc syhnlo has al
ready made three voyages with onisrant,1 many
otwhon have since mavricd young wornon brought
M by public charity In France. and who have VOL
unfairly gone out. Those women received lowros
itom the Emprcss, and are well satisfied with
their ", that several have written 10 Paris tu induc,
their former companions 60 follow. Rcgulor COM
muniC suons have been stsbishcd between Fort de.
ftano'N The chief town OF .hs colony, and ~ dney
in Australia.
fur s'a'r' ~ negro rrisoncrs ssvy Washington
Correspondents is not the only point on which thS
tSveru'n~n has taken issue with the Confedoralcs.
luey owe We not lc-q than &,0o0 priEurrs -tl1t
nonnrr " theh rNrol~' men having bccn by them
aeclaf"i exchanged hong AZ, without any equivs-
eps roiiu"tcd US ia reiun. The rebel Conmissiour-
oi Exchange, Mr. Ould. has himself pk movie
h"' they owe w something Ike 2OoN. They owe
va more by at lcast l6,NN The rcticf of tho Union
captlw~ in r,l-l hands would carry hoy to thous-
anis " Northern homes aud IL ia hoJ-sl II can h"
eUected wulout sacriheing the position hctd hy the
nited States Govcrnmeu, In regard To the csr,c.
the provisions a which have been most ,.,ridtous-
" violated by the rebels.
Tnp following ia related ~ 'thc Presidents lays
story" In disr'ss.ug n PARTY Of hungry place
seekers who hnd often wcaricd him, and finally
hauSicd hs patience, Nj. Lncoln sad they ~
nlnded hitn oi shr story " tho s,holmas,, " VII.
told ono o his pupil, h read the third chapter {
Daniel Tho hoy hcgsn, Tut when lie can~ N tho
names q shadracb, MoShevk anil Atcdncso, b,
sumolcd' The nss'cr required him 20 proccc''.
lie ticd again and failed. Pcdagogue then tried
hogging, but stil No. go. kcl,ntns. thc masicr
t"li I'll" boy be might read the preceding chapter.
AMI let The present ono go. The boy frightened ~
and took hold With will lie ~, On famo,isly
until ho reached the last verse, when. psusing, -
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General Intelligence.
Up IGa 70 ne Nsis York S.n. |

Iori, NAro;roS .r otter some Ha.no horscs ~
vhAh lie has Heard. They ro,r pair, good
ruat nc.
II l1O Judge 1aucv was ~ tvtic thu. gentle
man who had u lae ~ r'Siscd T. give II to him
for fcnr hr wou'd die lciorc she was tried
This was hny-iJur years befuo the Rr.a Jurist
dicl
Iya -c'o,t speech ni Jqcksy, v1rc, II ..Gov.rnor
NAus 80 that hc ihopsht r" ungh, sstfcly say,
iron solp" articles u he hs1 ieen p.rnitci 10
read, otigiay, that Richmond wUih'bc IN our
To-acGs'on bc'lrc tho sth q Sovcniber
GKh j. II. II. wAsp, who SGs eert on from New
I.fE suItlp cuuirni y iuncr b. his obi
DIVISION IL, the front, WIS gr'uscd Is.ss TO CITY
Point, On "a" ground thu .lecliu unsrng IN the
aru, IA prohibited.
TuE irsl oi as 'ur Wrol 'u- the hurn,cdc of a
srnr} n. todar ~, VA TO- o"n'mcpce r, Fuy
Wrs' ~ e. LEI proy, n. weeks tLo M.iot's
brother and wife, and iva lcviL rcnt -n-u hNl
arrived from New forl, the two l'ts~r To watch
tie pruceeu!ul;s II the couri.mart,a.
Pga fuY.t LisCOLs has ,.f,oresrsd n letter 20
General cridan and hw army, IN which he e,-
vrcatcs hr ."repnsl n''nration ,nd grGiittlc, and
the rrair nj u''' ~ tho r,tspu 10 the srcc'tcs
N the Shenandoah Valley CAM lg1. aud rnruu-
larry iuf q 20 dCt9rY at Cesar Crock.
TnH xorra hps cxtons.vcly dunaccl tic ~ ton
cr,p 10 Al.ausre Itlas str.ppcl ne r,.pt ~ oil
its l'ngcs old y"n-g fowls. Tho crop will h. from
one.fJurth to one-hslf an sy'rsge ncyrrthoL,~,
the area pluled s ~ large tnni tic planters will
ma money.
StsCH Admiral r ,rter haa taken command ~ the
North ALnut'c r., fkpliny Squadron hc hns made
q number a I'M 1r'aut changes. Tho squs'Irub
hHs hoc'l orgauizo.l into sN dI!lfIons. The JAInea
River 'otn' Is now the 9Th division, with Con- =
mpndcr e Schois rs the divlslsn commander
Tho doutle-uier Mendoza ~ ito dHt ship.
Fotr WArGEN, Boston iIarUor is again filling up
with prisoners. There now there four rebel
Grncrnlr, considerable number uf gucrrlllss cab
ture' in Virginia, and several captains Of h sdc-
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HontrslL Oct .G.-s,vcral dcpositions were
taken At ~ Johns relative to tic rcrcnt Vermont
banl Robbery, aud others were taken to-iny. Tho
pr soncrs have all cen easily idcnuicj, aud II
.hcy are ccia" ttcd, the trial WI prot IDLY be
transferred to Montreal
Hdsh'Hg'on, or 2G.--Aly'cr- received here in
dicn" that Tie Canadian authorities will promI 'ly
respond to nll flir demands made by our Govern
men, in rcicrcu"c 60 the rctc robbers WHO com
miticL The ullrarc nt q. N,hnrs.
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&c, &c, de.
EI>ER ~iiIItNIAS.
Ii,cd ~.ili Hp,rcntiru, Iir.

'rrtuu. u cct 30 The Cofatrr.Ai sash.
,'et.sT,' b -. Sherman d. o. Ias ic,v.,l. uc,r
o'- l. .-r, l.o'..n Il. .'l, g., 90 r''rratug to-
ward D,l-.a. hot w.F De ,.u, ,...ad .i,act to
r'ctc n.--1 - ,tr rrqe'.,c river. o- rouh to
Jac.'gst.lc. n army s tcpurt'd to hs drs,i-
tlte oi si.'s ,.i ''7.i The railroad from Chatia.
hoo.s A''att. ,y'i' Dc competed by Ihgrsday.
'hI"1ro'gl az, 2a.-AIviocg received here
snnorure tic q. u.ufo ot Capt q Manu-, Il the
ij.h P'nosv'v.u'a E"rimer', citizen - Reading,
ami oi CAPT. Iid' y the 10Th Pennsylvania Ro..-
uout, white oa tie way 'rom tho front to this
Iaor Es'h 80 ezrollou' o'a.crs Yesterday =
yar'7 = o Thousand prisoners came ia from At
lr'h hcIc 'hey NaSc teen Eaua tie taxing ..
Ali r',sc
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hcvc that it viii 10 safely d,liycr>L Boxcs can hs
sent to my care contai ming coNse cc,hinc, plain
PROVISIONS writing and smoking materials. scap
towels hair anu tooth brisl,c. sud small Iarrels Of
u,d cine. The toN mus not sr.c col two feet In
lcnr,h by " In width, and ono n depth, and mus,
hsSc its CO n,crts plaiuly irp,rlcd Tho end.
lncys Or packages ~ our prisoners mus. bc ad-
dressed to lumhis. s. e., A. all the prisoners are
removed tru'n Charlcst stCn account Cf yellyv
fever. Lieut. Col. ". Tr,r ns>NPTr,
Acting hgcgu oi Exchange, u. &,
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LOCAL NEWS
HEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

NENDELL FHILLiPs ON THE ELEGrIoS.-S
The large hall of the Cooper Institute was crowded
with . respectable audience last evening IN hear
lecture on the election from Wendell Phillips, tho
representative Of tho old Anu.sayory party. Ths
pillars around tho stage wcro decor a,cd with
American flsgs Of various siycs. On tho platform
wero seated . number oil ladies and gentle.
men.
Rev George n Chcevcr asked icavs u present.
some views which, he aaid, no had noted down.
lie said the Government could take caro- AZ itself.
and thcro wa. danger to our country except in.
Justice towards the slaves oi our country the mo.
ment justice was Il, ne n the slave al our troubles
endcd. hpplnusc. 10 then made some sumor.
u Hcnersl 'tl,llan platform, saying that thosa
who supported him were insane. The people in
Il" North would cast thoir ballots, and tho soldiers
would shoot their bullets at the South, and the
Copicrhends would fall all at once. (Applause
and nnghtcrJ Iic went On At some length rcSD-
ing from handful of written matter. some i'm
patience being manifested 10y the auuicnce as hs
continued To read from his msnmcript, and crios
u "rit down" wcro heard lie closed by saving
that hc wnr the h,test ruler for the country VT
was the most sr'icnt hstor OF aavcry.
Mr.. Phillips wNs then introduced and racoiv-
ed with great applaute. Ho said h- would speak
Of the election. To do that, It would be necessary
10 make some preliminary observations 70 tho
origin 81 tho Tie differences bctween tho
North and South began In 11So, with the Cons.it,I-
ton and waa continued tor seventy years with tho
weapons Of arguments and vo,cs -Four yessp 400.
when It Wns Aneu ihst slavcry waF a. M end. mSi-
den by de'cn', he Spuiherncrs apTTaod to srrns.
There was n sir'iVgl" between slavery and freedom
one against tho other. which would triumph 1t
would be needless 10 0r'.n". II the was Tor
slavery, 4 should be prrDecutod with all vigur.
There never would he peace until We reached u,
npyg nlf 4 la l,s ttysl Il
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The hattie OF hliatOoun Thrilling Dcsrrip-
lion.

TIC Cincinnati CossrRcIAL of Tu 'slay pun
l-h,s to frs, detailed accoun; q tho battle q
Anl'oona, Ga. We give psssasc;
Tie struggle over the rife-pl;s was terrific the
reoels attacked in front and on both fanGs For
one hour each Piled the weapons % death tor the
mastery. Tie ditches were fll'ng with the dead
and dying, The survivors could do no better 80
they sIlcpy retired 10 TIE fort, and fought as they
went Tae battle became doubtful When the
enemy's sne became efectually broken when roa-
son and sense and patience mus, have been ex,
hauated; when charging by Fsgimsnw. and brigldes
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Letter. for onr Prisoners OF War.
HgADor ARTFEH, DEP. OP rnS Sorln
OffiOR oP AuIsT ~ EN,nAN4E,

IIIION HhAD \, =, IT, - I'U',J
In reply 10 your nqlr!ca ui - lI.r ! have
the honor To say that letters tO- our prisoners Of
war, not exceeding one page IN Length, .ni treating
solely on domestic matters, can ts iorwsrded
through tdls oftce. Money also be s,nt. Con-
fenerato 5fs are preferable Tor this purpose gold
next, and United STATES balls least 80. D!ils OF ex-
change on England or Satss, made payable 70 order
OF the person 70 whom It Is sent, is preiorsbie 70 a
n sent to my care, will obssin tho receipt q ono
sf General HATStH's htsf Tor We package, spd Ros
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Tn rr,i, Florida an,ycl at Santa Cruz dc Ten
r-.,c ~. the ?! o.. Aust And obtained full SUP
ply Of coas and PROVISIONS, and left after staying
twenty -four rougs. she discharged one officer a.
& mia Clsz, who WAS an invalid, and one Of her
rn4n, a Now Yorker, who said he was tho only
Anercaa In the crew.
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From WASHINGTON.

Military Matters sheridan In the Ascend.
sut The >icse Of itichuond The Drnr
Probable Repeal OF the substitute
tlas-e--Ibc Presidency and the roliti.
clans.
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from tho South.
EcrurcRnrd A"Surrrs onim1nd In Georgia
tdaTrsa 81 ilic Z rnitor 10 Ills Army.

Hi,'ng'on, %, - Tho Glowing address o;
Feaurcyasl, ga ssqGu n command Of the Amy
OF Wo7, uat,d "a, l,syi.le, Ais, Oct. =. has
teen tc 'e.ycl .: tie War DEPARTMENTS
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The --latest News
TEE SITUATION N GEORGIA.
SHERMAN STILL PRESSING
THE EWEMY

Hood S11erseded by Beauregard
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THE VERMONT RAIDERS.
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Rebels Consoripting the Negroes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

With reference to tho market for American securities
u England, Lon on circular Of March says
During the past week there has been considerable
pmouut VI business transacted IN the LOndn market for
American securities. Government stocks have been firm
IL increased values the demand Tor hve-tweDt.es hss
Iauscd corresponding Improvement In the six per cents
OF 1881 On receipt OF higher prices from New York
Erie and Limos shares improved the former hay
found buyers sixty aud the latter high as fourteen
discount there however been reaction from these
quotations especially 10 Illinois, which closed about
discount IN railroad bonds the only feature
growing inclination the part OF the public 70
change New YORK Central 1864 bonds, Erie third mort.
ggs and Illinois per cents for Atlantic and Great
Western tOho secton) hrst mortgage seven per cent
bnajs by which operation saving capital Is effected
while the amount Of received remains the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Skrr "a
Ths stock market was IRREGULAR his morniug and post
y ,na ran,o,a sb.r,s xys,a s,,caa - sn, =, s,irn,
.,,.. ....,...s ,,,,h 49,. -. :, - a.. 49,. a.
,,,.. -. yo., Co.,, 49, =. r,.,-... a, !
,,..,,... so,A.-, a. n $1,000 "a r..,o, c,...an
o. $3.50, y ,s,-.,..- !. = -, =, 49,, :,
49,. -, - -, =, u =. ,---s ,,,-.,-. ,
ruas.-,.na ca., - n'.,.'',.ls :, 81. 80
60. s..,,..s - 49,. %. u.r1.n' pa.al,,
,,.s,~ :, -. :. ~ c,..,..,s 49,
- - - ~ = -. .. !,
's = s s.'.' aA1 e,.o1sO 2, n -
$500, -. 80 -@'t'sa -s
1'.e''o' '.s -. ~ ossA".' -,
uo.u - aun auins 'ueu my oPe p"' -"
Ao->s "on "ni'n /" sou wv = 80. -
ieooNe'eo " 'is nas'ous "N
The business al the Sub Treasury was as follows to-
day
y,, e. Gao oss At
Eor .,.,oms 500 600 90
paymanss . $50 s72 Is
Baiance : .....................3s SO, 79s s3S GO
The total value Of the imports other than dry goods
nj this port during the week ending on the nth iost
was IS 2s4l3s
r, .,..o ~, y, ~ yorr d, Iivar,,o, tool an,
iuo ssesuioi ivy " ~" AO'A''o 'F~Ni' ~ ~
today SlST ,o5l IN specie
large majority In the interest OF the old stockholders
!, -, - - 80. a., t.. a.
oi the New YORK EAena"so DANA u 'us wy "a'' 10
ced 70 abandon the organization as at present existing
undar the sate law and come under The National Bank
-, r,. -. - - 49,, :, ,no,,,;or o,,ce reg,
ins ao'' ine o'o JAIN nas o0en ~ ope'''' oe ioVi
civ wbarain an ac,ion .s hrongbt IN recovar 6ftv
80, .,,. -, ~ r., 49,, a.o.a,
Pounos slefhnS On OH oi exchange ior 'ia' aniouu
The plaintiffs claimed that the value OF pound sterling
., tho Of exch. 90 was "a a under the United states
-, -. -. :. - :, =. :, :
STATUTE Inc 'na' was % - upoo ne
Urei States statute Of 1899 The plaintiffs also claimed TO
rac,var axchanre at the market rate At The pa,urv ri
-. :, 90 -,
the ON, winch was proved W oe loo, unuct heVisel
Statutes OF New York page ILL., section 81 The Judge
soc,.a, - ~. ,,o,a ~ ,ha ,o,,a .s "a "a AMI ,h,
0 ' '' ~ " w ~ '. ~ '
the paintrs we're not entitled 10 recover exchange
The COTTON market In New Orleans on the IIth inst.
s.r,m.,ad wub eai- ,n,,,rv and sales wore nade
""' "1'"a'Sd wa -" ''f'"'' - $3.50 49,
at the following quotation;-1ood ordinary at 0sHcs
rooa ordpa 10 10 v middI,ng at 69c. strictly low mid
49,, :. -, -, ,,,da,,,r a, -a,<c Tna so,,ow,r, j.
"'"s - 10 anu s " 80 .
Statement OF the cotton movements
Bale.
Receipts during week ....................... $500
Sales during week. 1850
Exports during week ...........-.......-... $3.50
Stock on ntna.. 1876
The following circular Of the United States Treasurer
explains the manner In which worn and mutilaed Urea
notes and postal currency can be redeemed