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COUETEKFETTs.--Inform has been re-
ceived By G. L. Barlow 4 Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palming od
on persons calling for DR.. Vsll0o's Pink Co
rate an article Of their own manulacturs,
which they say is superior % the genuine.
We would advise al parsons 10 gst the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, RinZ-worm, Tostor, or
any disesss Of the Skin, do not suffer any
unprineiPled man 70 impose any other
preparation on you but got DT. Feiloc's
Pink Cerate, manufactured By G. L. Bar
TOW 4 Co., No ls1z Deadsriek street, Nash
vile, Tenn.
.s.--A liberal discount made 70 dealers
Sent By mail % any address on receipt Of
81 ~. BE sure that you get the genuine.
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A Rroker,s omce-Nnl p RanE.

Q. N. Ordway has removed to 10. l8
North College street, next door TO the Fifst
National Bank. He confines himself ex-
elusiyely TO q Brokers' business, buys and
sells Gold and Si{uer aad aH Kinds or Un-
cnrres,t Money; and pays the highest prices
for Government Vouchers, Jiutiidtcd Notes
&c.
Office open at A. M, and our friend
THos. B. SAMPLE remains there tim no p. nj.
for the accommodation Of those who may
wish to make exchanges after night, and
take the morning cara.
Feb G., ls65-3m.
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FOR sALR-A Farm Of 1851 scres, miles from
Nashville near the Gellatin pike, large 2-stOry
sioue house in good repair splendid cellar under
theUhole house, new frame kitchen and cabin;
good smoke, stable and buggy houses, corn CRIB,
never falling spring covered with good rock
spring house; 50 scres IN clover, the INST cutting
of "a sold for 500, ~ acres in Vineyard. The
land Is al good. Timer enough loT tre-wOod.
Iermsessy
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SHORT SHRIFT.-The Evansville Jour
nal Of the 22d says We learn that Col
Campbell, OF the 18th KY. cavalry, by
permission Of Gen Hooker, command
ing this Department, crossed the river
q few days ago in pursuit Of 6 number
Of noted horse>stealing guerFillas, and
that the expedition has proved highly
successful
He succeeded, as we learn, in gather
ing in some Is or 20 Of those scoun-
drels At Saline Mines, Shawneetoan,
GRANVILLE and Fairfield They were
tried by drum-head court-martisl, found
guilty and shot
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JOhnsOnvilIe.
WYE ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE, over
w 100 Building Lots, IN the
City of JohnsonVille,

published plan Of which can be seen At cur ofiies
and a the principal Hotels, and other pubic place.
IN tins eitv Beng ehghly located on TIE East
bank o. the Tennessee nFer, 30 miles rom its
mouth and at the terminus q ths Nashville and
Northwestern Rairosd, distance of ~ miles from
ttlat CITY; surfounaes - = - ~ reh Ana Pr
comfnunicstion With many Of The most important
commercial cities Of ths North aud eouthWest,
must. st no distant day. become aeIty o. vast bust
ness importance. Such an opportunity foF safe
and pFcatah,e investment, - but seldom offered.
We are the sole sgents for the sale o9 lots and
fully authorised Snd empowered b grant titles 70
purchasers.
Apply % W. MATT. Brown = 90, AEs.
1avk-H a CharFy strssts
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Anders'n-R. H Coward.
BlOunt-J II Donaldson.
BedfOrd-Ed. Cooper.
Bradley-Jesse II Gaut.
CannOn-Wm Barton.
Ca TOll-John Norman.
CaTnpbell-R. Rogers.
Carter-P Williams.
Clmborne-FurneY Jones,
COeke-J r Shuts
DeKslb-Dr J A Fusan.
Dickson-A d Nieks.
Fayetie-Wm Shelton.
Franklin-W. Simmons.
GibsOn-J Z McNair.
Giles-Jos r Dillin.
GrsingeT-G w Grove.
Greene-James Jones.
Hamilton-J r Hood.
Hardeman-W J Smith.
Hardin-ThOs Maxwell.
HaWkinA-W W Willis.
HaywOod-W P BOgd.
HendersOn-P Peatson.
Heury-T CFutchheld.
Hickman n Puckett.
HsncOck-LM NJ JAWS.
Johuson-Jos Wagner.
JacH on "A c Gillem.
KnnN-Wm HaiakelI
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Extensive SlLs Of Fresh and .Ssas0aaJls
Goods, ausosuiting 10 Sl5,08O, % close q
Concern.
We will commence on Monday morning
the 2Tth inst, az 10 O'Clock, and continue
until the entire stock (of p. IL. ata4tsuusn.
sists in part Of the following Every variety
Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Hats,
Caps, Cutlery, Cigars, Tobacco, an kinds Of
Canned Fruits, large snd general ussort-
ment Of Suffers Goods, etc, etc.
Also, the show cases, mirrors and store
futures belonging 10 the establishments
The unexpired lease Of the store viii be
sold at the same time, BY
GEo. SHIELBs & Co.,
tebz3-u Auctioneers.
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For One Dollar,
which they need not pay until it is known what is
drawn aud its value
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all
Cases

NEW YoRK, January, 1865.
The Eureka Gift Association is the Original and
Largest Git Association in the country.
It's business continues to he conducted in fsir
and honorable manner, and a greatly increasing
trade is proof that our patrons throughout the
and elegant gOOds. None can receive less than the
value OF their money, a. no article on our Last is
worth less than One Dollar, retail, snd there are
No Blanks.
Letters from various parties throughout the coun-
try acknowledging the receipt Of very valuable
gifts, may be seen on file at our Office.
Parties dealing with rs may depend on having
medistely stnt 10 any address by return mail
press.
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The Texas rebels are troubled by the
Indians. who are making hostile incur
sions into the State. They had a big
sght on the 10th ult, on the South
Coneba.
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The Mobile Advertiser says the mo
ney dealers in that city are very liberal,
almost any Of them being willing 70
lend 50 on a $50 gold piece
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Dry Goods AZ east.

Green & Green have purchased Of Jss.
A. Gfsham his entire stock Of Dry Goods,
and viii close It out 80 cost % make room
for their spring stock Of Hats and Furnish
ing Goods. AZ CoLLEGE STREET.
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New Goods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every variety Of Canned
Fruits, aud Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered at low prices at Totten'8 No. % Col
lege street.
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for one Doi ar by p,srea eaas a sealed nyelope for
20 cents "a
cs- Five Sealed Envelopes VII be sent for 81
Eleven for -; Thirty for So siriy-hEe to- $40 :
One Hundred foE So
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MossE Is the first 70 introduce this
neW style Of Pictures Every body thss
see them arc delighted with them.
Call at the "6aliery of the Cuuber-
land" and Judge for yourself oi4,U
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WE RESPECTFULLY DIRECB THE ATTEN-
" ton Of Sutlers and other Retail Dealers o.
our large stock OF Stationery and Notions, which
We offer Al the very lowest possible priceB Az wa
We are not afflicted With high rents nor any other
heavy expense, We are enabled 20 cell az prizes tat
defy competition. Try us and see.
&. & JONES & CO..
Ne 5s Bload st, between College and Cherry.
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To all Whom It may Concern

L HAyE BEEN DULY APPOINTED RECEIVER
hy The UnIled States Circuit Cont o. - Nst'5iss
Dsstfct Of iennessee. All persons indebted 10 ssid
late hrm Will hbd II 20 their iDierets 10 setfe ther
sccoe6 - VIII me without suit, and thereby avoid
r Mop. SMITH.
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Private Sale.

At private sale, a large consignment Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods, &c, AZ low
hgures. Csc. sHELDs x Co.,
fab25-5t ~ College street
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Just received, q stock Of imported
Cigars Of the finest brands At Ehsen-
bergs, No 40 Union street
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Phinehas Garrett.

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
eis attention 70 The examination Of Titles 70 Proper
ties, writing Deeds OF Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal d0cuments.-
we deem I unnecessary, in this community, 10
say that Mr.. Garrett is the best examiner Of Titles
snd writer Of Deeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years he was fixture" 81 our Court house, twelve
OF winch he served as Register of the county, by
election at the hands Of the people. His careful
ialtht0I, and exact manner Of doing business is
well known, and We cheeruly recommend him to
all those VINO may have any thing In his line to
transact. Nam.
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Texas Affairs.

The Galveston News, OF the 7th, pub
lished at Houston, learns that the de-
fences of the former city are being i'm
proved and enlarged A large number
of negroes are at work strengthening
the fortifcations. 1t vas rumored that
circular was to be issued ordering
non-combatants 10 leave the island.
The inhabitants were resolved not to
leave unless absolutely compelled The
soldiers had destroyed many buildings
in the superbs of the city for fire wood.
Nine blockaders were of the bar on
the 2Sth.
EXODUS OF THE NORTHERN LOUsIAYGAEs
A Shreveport letter says that many
of the best planters are leaving their
homes to emigrate to the interior of
Texas. The Houston Telegraph con
firms this. 1t says:
The information we have leads US 10
believe that very large number of the
citizens of Louisiana are making their
way to Texas, with all their moVeable
property with view to security and
perhaps to permanent residence The
latter will be the result of four.ffths
of theses simmigrations, provided these
people find homes 10 suit them in this
State. They certainly will find plenty
of room, and plenty Of uncultivated
lands, unsurpassed in fertility and pro-
ductiveness.
M4TANoEAs NOT FREE ooRT.
The Houston Telegroph Of the sth,
sayg We are informed that Mata-
moras is no longer free port, but that
all goods passing through are nov re-
quired to pay the same duty as in Tam
pico. The duties on many classes Of
goods are very heavy, and the result Of
this change will inevitably be to check
importation by that route.
DEsTITUTIOE II HOUSTON.
We imagine that the city Of Houston
has more INDECENT families than any
other population in the State Of equal
numbers. There are within this city
Of 5000 inhabitants, fully 400 families
that demand on the city OF county for
the necessities Of life-Holst9n TEE
graph
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Bargains in Boots and Shoes at g. v.
Fall 4 Co.'S Hardware store,
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Ouartsrmaster,s Vouchers.

NELSON 8 EIURFREE are prepared to pur-
chase QusrteEmsster's Vouchers at reasonable
rates.
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United States of Amerloa.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESsEE.-No. 81
A n information having been fled 10 the District
~ Court Of the United States for the Middle Dis
trct Of Tennessee, on February %, 1865 by Horace
II. HarrisOo, Eco, Attorney Of the United States
for sad District aggnst all the estate and property
moneys stocks and credits Of John b. McFerr1n
late Of Eald District toe same being particularly
enumerated ia said Information, and against al
persons lawfully intervening or their interest there
in, alleging tnat said property bad been seized in
said District on land as forfeited 10 the United
States, because said McFerrin. after the expiration
OF the sixty days Of grace gwen by the Presidents
PROCLAMATION OF July Is, lS62, Issued IN pursuance
OF an act OF Congress, approved July H. 1862, fnd
entitled ian act 70 suppress insurTection 10 punish
treason and rebellion, to seize and couhscste The
property OF rebels, and for other purposes" con
tiuued 10 AID and sbet the insurrectop and rebel
lion against the Government OF the United states
then and now existing, praying for the usual pro.
cess.
Now, therefore. pursuant to the Monitor Of said
Court, hereby give public warning 90 all persons
interested In taid property % sppear before said
Court on the 80 Monday in April, 1S6S, at the Fed
ersl Court Room in the Capi a Ht Nashville then
snG there to PROFOUND their claims and make Their
allegAfions in that behalf
EDWIN r. GLAscoCK,
Marshal Of the Middle District Of Tennessee.
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Leans negotiated et this Office. State, County,
and Railroad Bonds; Bank, Bridge, and Railroad
Stocks sold as per order from customers.
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WilsOn-Wil-On L Waters and VIM n Grimmet.
Davids6n-Maj W B Lewis and Carter.
Shelby W Tomeny and Col N T Rider.
Fentrtss, Morgan, Scott and Cumberand-Capt.
Doughty and James N Melton.
Carter and JOhnson-Elijsh Simerly
Greene, Hawkins, Hancock and JeffersOn-D 6
Thomburg
Knox and Sewer Samuel McCammOn.
Anderson and Campbell james A Doughty.
Polk, McMlnn and Meigs-W Copeland
Rhea, .BledsOe, Hamilton and Sequa che-J P
Walker.
Grundy, Coffee and Van Buren, r Thomas.
Smith, Sumner and Mscon-TheOdore Hermans.
Davidson, Robertson, Montgomery and Cheat
ham-Dr Jos Hudson.
Rutherford and Bedford-Jas Null MS
Lincoln, Marshall and G les-DaVd McGahey.
William on, Maury and LeWis-Saml L Arnell.
Ben.on and Humphra ys-Dorsey thomas.
Per and Decatur-JOhn Stegsld.
Carroll, Gibson, Madison aud Henry-Wilham "
Woods.
Dyer and Lsuderdsle-Wm Scales.
TiptoD, shelby and Fayette--P Richards.
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MEJn DIVISION,
Mexican Empire, Lopez Brigade,
Couamander-iu-C Chief

1ltJiA OlflStOAi I
Mexican Empire, Lopez Brigade,
Conmander-in-Chief
Colonel: I feel gratifed at the high
consideration you extend to me, and
guided always by sentiments of heart
felt Justice, / confess my sympathies
for the noble cause of the South and
frankly extend my sincere friendship.
Being placed in command Of this
military line under his Majesty, Em>
peror Macmillan, the sons Of the Con-
federaoy can rely on full security Of
their persons and interests and the
inequalities which this land affords.
The Confederacy may rest assured
that the representatives Of the Empire
Of Mexico along the "Bravo" frankly
offer their friendship, as also a full Sc
curity that no raid viii be permitted TO
organize on Mexican soil for the inva-
sion OF your territory. With the as
surance that our relations will continue
friendly, l have the honor to offer you
my distinguished considerations: God
and order. Piedras, Negras, Jan. ~,
1865.
FLsRESTIEo LOPEZ, Brig Gen.
To Col c. l. Pyron, Commanding
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Agents Wanted EEerTKhere.

go Orders f5F Sealed Envelopes must m every
caze be accompanied by rIIE CASH, Eifh the nAs oi
he person seadlng. aBd town county ana o-tio
planly written 81 Letters should be addressed
Il tfs Managers as follows
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OILS
PAINTS.
YARNIsHEs.

Bb!s Copal Varnish ] Bal Japan Varuish,
- Coach F" Flowing &"
One barrel Flowing VaTnish
One baartl Black leather.
For sale low, by -EWIN PENDLETON.
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WIN. S. EAKIN & co.

" business at the UNION BANK, on Colleges 81.
MM. 3. EAkTN,
feb22-Sm sAM'L kINEADE
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LIQUORS.

8 Bbls. Alcohol, ss per cent.
76 per cent.
" Proof Spirits,
tItts Whisky. pure. for med. purposes
(" Pure French Brandy
1 " Holland Gin,
Pure Port. Madeira, and Sherry Vines
For ssle loW..by EWIN PENDLETON.
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FxTANTED-AGESIsF FOR THE NURSE AAp
W sff.-lhs most interesting md erifiug
hook sger patllseed, eIl1rlng the a.iFentiiras u
q woman in tha Un.gn army e Nuras. sc0ls aud
Soy Giving most VIVID inner pietuEe of lns sar.
Refurned and disabled OllcerB aud Soldiers u
Esui n profitable eupi9yment VII lnd it pecu-
hzfiy ssikpted % their condition JONES BROS
4 Co, 2ss Haia street.. Clneihnafi, Ohio
iansl-sIndtEa
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements are such that any sort OF Com
mercia transaction n the principal Eastern cities
cad be negotiAted and faithfully attended to.
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REFERENCES.

8A~A 1ANAAAtOAAJ4
state, County, and Nashville City Officials.
Members Of the two branches of the Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Post Master, Nashville, Tennessee.
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The Mexican Empire and the COBfed.
ePacy.

The Houston Telegraph, of Feb. 9Th,
prints the correspondence which lately
passed between Col Pyron, command
ing ct San Antonio, and Gen. Florenti-
no Lopez, commanding Maximilian's
troops on the border of the Rio Grsnde
The former assures Gen. Lopez that it
is the desire of his Government to
cherish the most amiable relations with
the Imperial Government Of Mexico,
and further that the entente eordiale ex-
isting shall not be disturbed The
Colonel also thanks the General for
protecting the interests" of the Con-
federates The reply Of Gen. Lopez is
subjoined
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Real Estate is register
ed on our books, snd we can sell Houses ana Lots
in Nashville and suburbs on the best terms. Farms
in the neighborhoOd Of Nashville for sale, OF al
sizes and prces, Plantstons in various counties in
Middle Tennessee, some Of them good Cotton
farms, for sale. ". & NJ. g,
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S6OO-OOO.

Distribution is made in the following manner:
Certificates nsmng each article and its Value,
placed in Sealed Envelopes, which are well mixed.
One OF these envelopes, containing the Certificate
or Order for some Article, will be delivered at our
Office, or sent by mail 70 any address, without
gard TO choice, on receipt Of 25 cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser Will
see Whist Article it dralgs and its value and can
then send One DoIs and receive the article named
or can choose any other article on our List OF the
same value
S-Purchssers Of our sesled Envelopes, may, IN
this manner, obtain an article Worth from One to
Five Hundrpfl .TAoiIorq
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SUNDRIEs.

20 Kegs Soda, Bbl. Bluestone,
] Cssk Maecaboy Snuff ! " Cudbear,
Bbis Epson salts. loo Lbs. C0chinea
go Lbs. besf Indfgo, ] Brmsfone,
4 Bhis. Coppsrss, Flour Sulphur.
For ssie low, ~ EWlN PENDLEION.
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brakes Plantation Bttera,
BnlI's Cedron
Hostette-'s Stomach
BOOrhaye's Holland
Hoofand's German
For sale low, by EWIN 4 PENDLET0N.
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MS ga les or TEIH, ~ TfrFf-
~ Nous. sEMlAAls URINARY ANDtE8DaL
sF4TEHs and rslisfla tTeaInrft-In kspofls
o. TIE HOWARD Ase30CIAIi0N-sezs b. nSi In
saa' 81 letter eussOpss, frea d charge. Addrsss,
No. s, s0aih Eiafh-strts,, PhaaaalphiA. n.
40 M-ls
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s. E. SMITH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

Is prepared TO take Fire and Marine risks in the
best offices Of the country. He is the authorized
Agent for the Ktna Of Hartford, the Manhattan,
PhIenix. and Security of New York, represent
Ing SIX millions Of Capital War risks 70 or from
Nashville taken, as well as every speces Of Insu-
surRnce.
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For Governor aud Members Of
the Legislature.
For Governor.
w. G. BROWNLOW,
OF KNOX.
Candidates for the Senate:
Candidates for the House OF Repre-
SantafiVes:

Jefferson y MINIS.
iLawrence-W A Garner.
lLincOln-T A KercheVal
lMsdison-W Waters.
IMsrion-R 5 RaulstOn.
Marshall-Ab A Steele.
lMaury-Jere Gilmore.
lMcNairy-S J. Warren.
lMcMinn-J NJ Henderson.
lMonroe-G W Gaines.
MontgOmery-W Wines
.Macon-W NJ Woodcock.
lObIon-F A Smith.
lOYertOn-A + Garrett.
lRoane-'Thos g Mason.
iRobertson-J s MullOY.
lRutherfOrd-W y Elliott.
Smith-Gilbert Brittle.
lSulivsn-Wm Mulienix.
-Umner--Wm Wright.
lStewaTt-Jas Wood, Jr.
iSeyier-Wison Duggsn.
lUniOu-A A SRodderley.
Wsrren-Asa Faulkner.
Washington-SE f Griffith
iWayne-JnO Porter.
lWeakley-C Underwood
lWhite-G " Anders.
lWilliamson-A W Moss.
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GOODWIN, HUNT & GO.

Box 57oo Post once, New York,
feb7-Sm-eod&w
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

TUESDAY. Oct. l7-P. \
Hudson River.

TUESDAY Oct i7-P. NJ
Gold is higher. The opening rate was il5l
slosing l46, after selling at l4cs. ...
There was good demand for gold-bcarng Gov.
srnment Stocks and at the close Of the day l04l
e wss bid for old 5-2Os, and l02s@lO2! for the new
xn Railway Mortgages and State Bonds little doing
Rsnk Stocks are held with much Hrmncss, and are
only offered in small amounts. The miscellaneous
shares were weak. Canton sold at Al, Cumberland
ct 45I, and MaipOsa III. Railway Shares were
Irregular and offered very freely for cash and upon
sellers options. The latter were not taken TO any
great extent There was good borrowing demand
Tor several stocks and at the Second Board prices
wsre steady Eric sold at 9l9 after touching 80.
The last prices were New-York Central 9S 09sl
EEie, 9ll sS1s; Hudson River, 1865 a lO7i Reading
sI6a % II6,; Michigan Central 1Iij9ll5; Michi-
gzn Southern, 74sa75; Cleveland 81 Pittsburgh,
1S5s; Rock Island, IOs, alO9i North-western
q 5iz3ls; Nort1-WesIn Preferred, G5 a6jI.
Money is not 40 active among stock houses, and
ct? per cent the supply has been quite free. Com
nereial papef better and nothing passes under
7per cent. There is still good demapd for cur
rency from the South and West. Jts-...f.
The banks have made moderate calls upon the
slbeTrsaBury on account Of temporary loans, the
drafts accounting 10 ok nlilions in tho past Gen
Gays.
In Exchange moderate business. Bills at 60
days Oh LoTdon are quoted at sO7I 1854 fer Docu-
mentary; IUs! 100 for Commercial lo9I 0i09i for
BANKERS; do al short sight, lO9f1lRI; Pans Of
% days, 5.20S5.l6ii do. at short sight, 5l32a
s.Islj Antwerp, 5.2OaSI7l; Swiss, 5.rI Ia5Isli |
Hsmburg, 55l e3oI; Arnstordam, iOI7f; Frank !
fort, 4ol 0loi BseIAeu, 7sI0l9i Prussian Thalers,
7iSY!.
Morey at the West outinues in demand at full
pnces 2He Chicago 1r71nne Of Monday says:
The money mnrlet IS sili Veryr stringent. and pro
suoe deahss ere complaining of tie difficulty t1pe
rieneed N getting Accommodations 70 carry their
'seka lie eonntry banks draWiDH largely on tbe
my Oenks and the amount Of currency o. band IS be-
aE reduced an0g, daily This AlOhy with the deter.
nigatea on the part OF bankers 70 force s.ments of
yreh East 20 as 10 relieve lem. TeDdors the unrkoL
eseh eIos0F than u has been for several mohs pact
Fo-day some OF the bankers sold exebengs st es-
ohlt In order 10 keep up with tho drain the N
sinln DAY or two currency viii arrive here fro,P !
N East. and this may temporary relief bat J
tvse De idse that tAe warkst viii be cssy again iii