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Miscellaneous Markets.
CISCUSSATI, Nov. 10. M.-Wheat unsettled al
s2G2 10 Tor Old Red, and 81 Col rs for new.
Corn steady at 54655c for now. Oats advanced
70 f0aIlc, Rye in moderate demand.
Provisions unsettled. Mess Pork advanced
70 &l 20 FOR city. Bulk meats were held Al
I5Edl7o for shoulders and Sides, and Bacon AZ
EUlyltZlc for Shoulders, Sides and Clear sides.
Green meats dun and prices nominal. Lard
duh al 2NC for new la Derces. HOES duh. and
prices too irregular TO admit Of quotations.
Groceries quiet. Whisky in good demand at
- so for new, and $ y for Old.
+ YORK, Nov. III. W.-StOCk heavy. Money
active Of : per cent. Chicago and Rock Island.
1879 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 49,
Milwaukee ana Prairie Du Chen, 40; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, IJ3z Alton
and Terre Haute, 7 Hannibal and St.
Joseph, IS;
Cleveland md Plttsburg. g1z Chicago and
northwestern, 10 western Union Telegraph,
50 New York Central. 81; Erie, g3E Read
Ing, L454 Michigan Central, ia. Gold opened
at l8G]F and closed NJ 1853.
a. Chicago and Alton nTst mortgage, o.
United states 6s OF % coupons, 1867 90
coupons Of %, lOl4; 7-SOs ~; Missouri
BUFFALO, Nov. 10, M-Flour quiet. Wheat in
moderate demand No. Chicago, 81 a. y
No. do, 81 So Milwaukee Spring, MOL held at
81 So No. . do, 81 g.. Corn dull-Mfxed ,89c.
Oats duh and nominal. Whisky frmer at
8 3ad2 81.
Pork unchanged. Freights 10 New York,
regular lines, Wheat &c, Corn &c, Oats Axe ;
nine loads OF Corn were sent 10 New York by
q outside line.
Cotton hrmer at 5ia52c. Flour lower at
50 5a5 90 for Extra state, and s9dg Is for
Round-hoop Ohio, Wheat opened drmer and
closed quiet at 81 7S8l So for Chicago spring and
Milwaukee Club.
Barley more active and armer at 81 l28I I6
for state and 81 JGl 81 for Canada Western.
Corn heavy, buying al SSc FOR sound, 6p89lc for
sound Mixed Western, and elc for White West
ern. Oats drn for sOuRd.
Pork unsettled at s3l 5%932 50 for Mess, and
closing at So 81. Lard arm al 24SG294c.
WHISKY urmpr al - So. Petroleum uIlaf at Sc
for crude 0O4G7c for refined,
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The Board of Trustees, recently assem-
bled at Jackson, elected the following
gentlemen to fll vacancies in the Faculty
of the University
Rev. j. R. Burney to the chair of Eng
llsh Literature. Mr.. B. was formerly
President Of the Oxford Female College.
and is eminently fitted for the position
to which he has been chosen.
Ten. +. 4. ShOup was elected to the
Chair OF Physics and Civil Engineering.
1t VIII be remembered that this Chair
was offered to Lieut.-Gen. A. P. Stewart,
late of the Confederate Army Of Ten
nessee, and declined. Brighten. Shoup
was Chief Of Artillery on the Staff OF
Gen. Jos. b. Johnston, and afterwards
Chief of staff 10 Gen. Hood. When
zen. Johnston was returned to command,
Gen. ShOup was r-csppOinted his Chief of
Artillery. We doubt not the Trustees
have made q valuable ACQUISITION to the
Faculty. Gen. S.. is an alumnus of West
Point.
The Chair Of Chemistry is fIled tempo
rarily by DR.. f. w. Hilgard DR.. Il. is
the State G~eOlOgist, and is "a gentleman
IN every respect qualified for the duties
Of this Chair, and W. hope he may be
induced to accept the position perma-
nentIy. No n can visit the apartments
in the University assigned to the State
Geoiogist, and very recently arranged
and catalogued by Or. Hiigard, with
out being satisfied that he possesses,
not only eminent scientific attain
ments for the position, but those quail
tiles for zeal and industry which fit
him TO be a most successful instructor.
Besides all these qualifications, DR.. II. is
a gentleman, in the best sense of the
term, kind and genial in manner, and
will be very popular with the students.
We congratulate the Board that thew
have secured his invaluable services.
The Law Professorships, much 10 our
regret, have not been filed, though we
understand a very distinguished iIrist of
the State has signified his willingness to
accept a position in the Faculty.-R0Ny
Springs Reporter.
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Or ~srEEEs- ra THE LA1IEs-Au kinds OF
plain aut fancy sewing done 10 order on the
Grover Baker ualH-ue- tl he mosgnppr1ved
style laI q. Slorl notice, bv Miss *. Warner,
az the salaroam oftHa Grover q Baker Sewing
Machine Co., 93 Main street, mp stairs. Plain
stitching and tuzkiaE al i've cents per yard.
EmhroIterng. c0rdlage, Jraldlug, pulling, otc,
at equally low rates. noI5-iG
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ne shocmazers and Tanners are invited 10
call on Moores, Smith 8 Co. 92 Main Street
and examine their splendid assortment Of Oils
Tools, Findings, american, French and Ger
man Calf and Kip skins Hsmloak and Oak Sole
Leather. etc. n0v.1Eyeds.&suuds.
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Rs Sadaiers aad H-auessnakers VIII and the
largest and most complete assortment Of sad
dleTy. HardWase, Haraess-mounlne. Patent
Enamelled Harness skiltinga and sriale leather
Ia the Southwest at low figures. al Moores.
smith a Co.'S, S2 Main Street, Provlne Build
In. nov5.weds.&suds.
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~ India Rubbsr, Gin and MI Bands, al
ways CA hand, by the Role O Single Band, nj
N7ores smith q Cos, So Main Street, Proyine
block sign 0fthe Golden strip.
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~ Ladies Furs Of every style, shape and
quaIlty Of the Memphis Hat Company, to be
sold very low. uOvll Nv
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~ Ladies' Fu-l Capes. Elctorlnes, Berthas
Talmss. CUTS end Nalas % every shape and
tvle. al the Memphis Hat C~1mpanyh
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Aaores 7snith q Co., No. 90 Main street,
eek, have Tire largest and most COM
p-eto assortment OF saddles Brides, Harness
OonaIS etc., ia the Southwest. Can and exam
NE nov.zweds.&suds
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Ia BELLE FEANcE-rhc Gaze Eau0aals Is
opposite the New Memphis rheater. There you
can get the best OK Coffee. and all kinds OF
Game, served in The best style.
Free Oyster Luacl eve-y evening
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~ Go 10 She GIT sale % Rapp, Trac- Co.,
Jefferson street. snd Try your luck You may
get a nnc gold watch. You can draw and then
pay 9r not as YOU may choose.
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Correspondence ofthe Nesg York Daily Ne1s.
No GHoLERz AZ HAVANA.
ercnf Hnrr.cnne There.

HAVANA. Nov. 4 1885.
The reports made from Havana 81 the
Liberty, last trip, whether by a cores
pondent or others, as to the existence Of
cholera in Havana or any other ports Of
Cuba, have yet to be veriliedby facts not
a shadow Of foundation, therefore, save
what derives on the other side of
the Atlantic. Whena matterof SO much
Importance to your readers occurs it will
be promptly reported by your correspon-
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ns- Genuine Texas and Mexican Trees and
Saddles can be had az Moores, smith & Cos, S6-
Main stre5t, Proyiae Block, sign Of the Golden
stirap. v.6wods.& suds
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Grand CSIoN Mass MEEEIs3.-A preiim-
mary meeting held at the office OF Kelsey q
sharp on Monday evening the thirteenth inst.
9, was resolved 20 hold a mass meeting al the
City Hail, Exchange Buildings, on Saturday
night 81 o. o'clock p. NJ, to which the citizens
Of Menlph-s. without respect ofpa1ty, are invl-
ted. Arrangement have been made for q grand
reunion oftle citizens Of Memphis, and dis
unguIshed speakers invited A ban o. music
viii be in attendance. everybody and the
ladies especially. are invited 10 meet with u.s.
B. W. SHARP.
Prssi Prelimu'ry ideeiIuE.
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MeRtheT and Huginess.
Tho river opposite this point continues TO rise
slowly.
Business on the Levee yesterday was pretty
fair.
Yesterday was wet and gloomy, and travelling
under amy circumstances, very disagreeahle.
During the past twonty-fourh hours the follow
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BANK CIRCULATION AND DEPOSITS.
81. Bank dep, per month L-2iof ] per cont.
81. BankcGpltai. per month l-HOfl
~. Bank circulation. per
month, -l-ICOfl
80. Bank circulation. eN-
ceeding 50 per cent Of
capital. in addition, l6 Of
%. Bank circulation, eE-
ceeding average Of six
months preceding
July ,ls5L IN addition l-G OF 4
PASSPORTS.
&i. Passports, each. 800
15E. Substitutes furnished
by brokers, each 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GRAND FREE LrSrH-une Of tho Gnest free
lunches ever set IN Memphis VIII be set NJ the
Ceburne Saloon, No. Adams street, to-day al
ten o'clock, by tLs enlarprIsiuE proprietor, Sir.
Geo. DeE- consisting 0fau kinds Of game. ducks
pigeons, chickens veal fish, squirrels, beef etc.
The best ofLlqu9rs. cigars and every other Ink
ury always r1 De found al The bar. CAL at ten
O'Clock ly all means.
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UESTIsIRY-Persons desiring 10 have dem
tlsty work done are referred 20 the Carl ODDS.
:. Z. d Wm- WATSON, 20 DC found IN another
eolum. Thoy are gentlemen experienced in
their profession, and Wen known 10 the city.
Their caise is gg7 Main street.
, 1865-01-31

New York, Jan. 30-The Herald7s Washington
special says Is The mission CT Blair to Richmond
was not, Us has generally been supposed, an entire
failure but it resulted In fully disclosing the fact
that many Of The rebel chiefs arc desfrous OF
peace, and are willing to submit to much more
reasonable terms than their newspaper organs
would lead us to suppose, but all are SO. Jealous
and WHtchful of each other that no Que dares to
make IN advance for fear OF being made the VIC
tim Of rome desperate and relentless acdon-",
Another correspondent says: " We need not be
eurprised to soon hear Of terms OF peace in pro-
clrnations OF the Governors Of Georgia and North
Carolina"
Tie new York 7fiSune's special eaJs: .sThe
only new development as to the Blair missfJn IL
.eported by two members Of the House. who
arc UeInocrats, theFssato that Mr. BlaIr ssia that
JEFF. Davis entreate: him to effect the paseaee OF
the constitutional amendment aboil.hI1r sIaTerg:
that he confessed that the war had uptanted and
destroyed slavery; that It had induced disunion,
and that the hope OF being able Jet to slavery
md re -cnthroue It. WIS TIC only obstacle to peace
md the restoration Of tho Union. This was told
on the floor OF the House on Saturday Be's were
instantly offered by Peace Democrats that Mr..
puted to him." ....-.
NEW ToHK. Jan 31.-The HtrolI's Washington
dispatch saye: IAN peace negotiations with
though negotiations are expected from oihe:
ors Of Georgia and North Carolina
"It ID stated that It was q part of the object OF
Secretary Stanton's visit 70 Savannah TO advise
with Gen. Shermau TINT II the rebels should pro-
pose terms Of peace he should hold himself in
readiness on behalf OF ILLS Government to accept" ;"
, 1865-01-31
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY EVENING. Jan. 50, LEGS.
The money market to-day was unusually quiet
The demand for money at the banks continues
moderately acttvc but the eleadins discount houses
are not willing to accommodate lenders freely till
after the notes due on the first are met, and the
na1kct Is consequently stringent and close. The
rate OF discount, however, ID unchanged, VIZ. 10
per cent per annurn; but the street brokers ara
doing aheayy business at SOS per cent per month,
and even higher rates are reported.
The unsettled character Of the market for gold
has tended grea1l; 70 check the speculative de-
1nAnd for produc. - :; provisions during the past
few days and .t> !, -:ge number Of contracts ma
ture on the 1st ~ february, both here and in New
York, cons1t: ale anxiety Is felt In monetary cir
cles as 10 IT, .esult, in consequence OF the heavy
decline T.. ices during the past two or three
weeks. lie Of the largest pork operators In New
York :. Samuel Englcr, is reported al having
failcs md this, along with the fears that other
ho: 6 may be damaged, has doubtless contribut-
G 10 the excessive dnllncss In the provision mar
let during the past two or three days. At al
events, 1t has kept buyers from operating as free
~ % they would otherwise have done.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange continues
light and insufficient to meet the demand Hates
are therefore firm at par buying md prem. sell
Ing. Some OF the banks continue to ship green
backs TO New York to draw ngainst-
Gold opened in New York to-day at III, adyanc-
ed to 21ia, and closed at p. m. at a1t4. The fol-
lowing are The quotations te1egraphed to James
Eevd 1nld-bfpker
, 1865-01-31

acts Of the majority. Tho loyal citizens of
Tennessee propose now to amend their old
constitution 50 that 1t may conform to the
exigencies Of the times, the proc1amations Of
1le Plesident, and the will Of the nation.
Haripg done this by vote Of the people,
they win claim their right to the immediate
restoration of the State to the Union, and re-
presentation in the national councils
If the amendments Of the constitution are
ratified on the twenty.secend Of February, an
election will be held on the fourth Of March
for members OF the Legislature and Governor
Ct the State. The appointees OF the military
Governor will hold over until, in due process
of time, their successors are elected aud quail
fed. It Is believed that Memphis will give
three thousand majority for the amendments
The oath, known as the Johnson oath. hss
been 80 far modified as to remove its most OBJ
iectionab1e features, but will still suffice to
exclude traitor sympathizers from the elective
franchise.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Robberies In our city continue, unfortunate
", Te;y frequent. Our police is entirely
worthless, ana hnman life is probably no
where in the Unltea States 90 INSECURE as
here. The reason for this IL that eyerV msn IN
carries arms, and thieves, knowing this, do
not attempt to rob and murder to escape. but
attempt murder first to facilitate and make
more safe the robberles they contemplate,
Within the last six months over twenty per-
sons hare been killed or badly wounded in the
etreets between seven and nine o'clock at
night, and in only one or two cases havStbc
perpetrators Of these crimes been arrested.
, 1865-01-31

Here The gold market WRe week, with sales at
the morning Stock Exchange at 21012lla and on
the street the offerings Of cash gold we're heavy
at tslG@s12-closlng with lightdemsnd at 2io.
Silver was In limited request at 1856. Five-Twen-
ties we1o offered at 1851, with buyers at los. 14oa
were In demand ut 10t, with sellers at 1o1s. On
the Stock Board 6,510 620a were sold at 10341
1881, and 5000 7s0s at 99x.
The Petroleum fever Is beginning to extend to
this city; but there Is not enough doing jet in
stocks to justify rs in giving quotations. We
would WIN our readers, however, against beltey-
ing all th at is stated In flaming circulars and ad-
yerttsements received here from the East.
The Boston imports for the week ending Jan
uary 20 were FILA 200 against $504 III for the cor
responding week Of 1854. The exports we're S4oa,
us3, against sass, sss In 1864.
The aggregate amount Of exports {e1clusivs
of specle) from the port Of New York to foreign
ports. for the week ending Jannay 81, 1855, Was
Sc, ,6s3. -....-.-
The Minnesota Valley Railroad has bought In
PennsyIvania all the Iron, Of every description, re-
outrea for the construction Of the arst division Of
The road from st Paul TO Belle PLANE.
The County Court OF St Louis. has decided to
i.suc the honca, for which authority wss recently
granted By the Legislature, necessary to secure
the early completion Of the Pacific Railroad.
Foreign exchange in New York IL dull ut
former rates. The expected fail Of Whining
Ton md possibly OF Charleston, we'll as the an
tcipated arrival, within Il short time, Of large
nrautities of cotton from Savannah, has dcpress-
ing effect upon quotations under&he light demand
consequent on the preponderance Of our exports
over our imports. Bankers' bills at three days ato
quoted at 110'<G11H; sixty days at 1osi@1o9x.
The St. Nicholas Bank Of New York has de-
clased sem-annual dividend Of five per cent, free
Of ta1. and the Corn Exchange Bank Of New York
has also declared, free Of ta1, ha1fyear1y divt-
dend Of flse per cent. .... ..
We find The following In the N. 7. Ford Of
recent date:-
NHw YoRx, Jan. ~; 1865.
To The STOCKHOLDERS or THE CHICAGO AID AoETN-
WEsTERy RAILWAY COMPANY:
Certain publications having 4ppearcd ID thc E1pfss
al d Bill u equity nled By Julius Wadswortn. The
holder three shares o1y Of II aaIsnh s,9ee IT, H.
Ealeas COMPANY md the original Northwestern Rail
way Company the board Of directors deem tf dne TO
The holders to 9tate that the holders Of os
the al SO ghArei Of the Galeua stock signed the agree
ment of conso-idation that 0! ths remaining 2.4s2
shares about Goo vnted for With tho others 1t The
Ss1e omitted 10 exchange their stock from 10 reason
EnnXn to The board except delays illegal formates
ABSENCE or daht'ity; md none whatever except the
thsee shares of Julius Wadsworh. aza as yet repre-
eeuted in the suit.
The legality and validity OF the consolidation: that 1t
, 1865-01-31

Chicago CATTLE MARKET.

Mo8pAT EF1&XsSH, 3&nNafY ~.
The market WEE very dull. owing to tbs light re-
ceipts and the entire absence Of good Catte. There
il IN increased Inquiry fer prime Cattle. which would
brtlg ready sale at fair prices Moat OF the stock
cetved for seyfra daJs has been much too poor for
shipment. and consequently shippers are almost out
mostly sto.k Which has been refused b. tho Gorern-
ment Inspector. The sates ssteray md to-day
G. Adams sold Ze1gler 80 bead rough Oxen, avern.-
irg 1s9 lbs, at Is, and 20 head averaging t165 ]bs
at si6a, and IS head to Ter, averaging 12 hs at
IS 70; Berg sold Roaenthal Is head common steers,
nv rngng 40 lbs, at $50; Reed sold Atwood head
Stec1a averaging 11o9 lbs. at 35e3: Frye co
se1d Enw.'ght II head Hight steers and Cows, ayersg-
inx SIS lbs, at t+5o.
Forty nine hcad rough Oxen to Patterson, averags
ting 5l os Mt $780, and 80 head light Steefs and Hsif
e1s, averaging s9 nj, at 81 50 per head.
Steazns so1l Coos IS head Light steess, averagnz9lo
rs, Mt $500. H4 -
Tho.nss sold Frank II head common Steers, arcr-
aging 1,l1o MS at Is g.
1co os- at $3.50; Is head light Cows. averaging Ssa
ms, to Iyckuan, at s3H, and Is Light stcers aver
aging ec6 Ms, ut fi.75.
Chamberlain solt to Stanley Is Steers, averaging
11so MS, at .75 and Cows. averaging 1000 ns, At
$s.75.
H0GS-Thcre were but few Oh the amarket, and fhera
material change In the feeling, although
lots were bought little higher figures to Ill ont
shipping lots The sales Jeatetday and te-day wuis:
, 1865-01-31
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
PRETENDED EUROPEAN >;iE-
COCNITION OF TIE REBEL
CONFEDERACY.
More of the Peace
Movement.
4. Rebel Scheme West Of the
Mississippi.
EUROPEAN RECOGNITION
DE TlzE REBEL CONEE-
DERA RACY.
Alleged Plot of the Pope and the Cnth-
Ollie Powers of Europe to Recognize
the Southern C0niederacy on the 4th
of March. =

new YoRK, Saturday, Jan. so.-The New, York
Tr6za:t has leading article on . recognition In
trigne, in which it saye, it has obtained clue to
the European complot whereitom the s!avehold-
Ing rebels arc comforting themselves With hopes
1ts outliaeis this: early stage Of the tebei-
lion JEFF. Davis sent the Roman Catholic Bishop
Lynch, OF South Carolna, to Europe, to search for
sympathi7srs and allies, but to make Rome he
to convince the matter spirits Of European
reaction and absoIntdsm that The slaveholders re-
and enlist thclz sympathles; but Bishop Lynch
vent further, and assured the nagnates Of the
nance throughout this hemisphere would be rs.
sured By the triumph Of the febo:s. In dcfesenee
Roman Catholic Powers-France, Spain, and
Austria, under the guidance Of the Pope been
formed, pledged to recognize the Confedcracy af-
tes.the Ath q! n ext March, on tho ground that 1t
did not take part in the Presidential election.
The 1rt1u7e also learns that the rebels nnttci-
pate fresh assault On Richmond and. In case they
cannot hold it. they will burn 1t to the ground, to
ahow Chri.tendom that they would rather be cz-
terminated than subiugated,
, 1865-01-31


yeas to Is nays. Thus the Senate has taken n
one big step towards placing Kentucky hy
The side Of her sister States. + the Leslsla..
ture would avert from Kentucky tne great
evils attendant on the disruption o. 1ons
established labor system, 1t must act quickly
and make thorough work. ,
There was nothing more Of general interest
done in the senate,s and nothing but local
proceedings ip the House: .*,e..
Hc have Just received the very g1an15lnS
intelligence that the PRESIDENT aas 1ssuea
positive orders for the adoption OF measures
Of The maraudlng bands Of outlaws. WHOSE
ferent sections. Troops are to be concentrat-
cd in each Congressional district, aud there
distributed among the counties n such num-
bcrs az will enable them to disperse the
scoundrels. The deliye1ancc OF. our State Will
be glorious achievement.
NJ Yours, CARL.
, 1865-01-31
N OTICE.

to assertions and statements lately made in ta pus
lie prints, With the design Of deractug frcm tbs gs
repute enjoyed By our Thread, beg to s1ate thas
standard has never been changed during tho pes
Thirty Years; ana that now, heretofore no pains
*xpsnse are, or will be, spared mantatn for this
Spool Cotton Its present character.
The attention Of Bayern and Consu.uers il drawn Ia
the fact that moss Of thu new Threads offered to shs
public, rom No. 80 upwards, arc marked up-And that
the difference In tho coasaentss OF numbers, 1upposod
to correspond with our numbers, often vaEiss no7
ten t1a} to twenty t.0) per cent.
lasQg7n-11tIs j. F. CCAiS-
, 1865-01-31
Strength OF the Rebel Army.

NEW York, Jun 30.-Thc Herald publishes the
rebel army roster, which, ii says, IVES obtained
from the most authentic source. The fgurcs ac-
eomranyinc the organization chow that the full
strength Of the enemy IL only 1853 $50 men, OF all
arms This Is their fullest strength. These forces
are scattered from the James to tho Red Rivoy,
and from the Atlantic coast to the Indian Terrific
RI. 1t is shown very Gouclusively that tho only
army upon which the rebels can depend, Is the
amy Of Northern Virginia This Is the only or
ganfzatton which the enemy. has deserving the
name, and the only army which We have now to
nf1a
, 1865-01-31
SALES At THE EVENING BOARD.
Evening BoARp-MondaY, Jan. 80, 1885.

There was but little done th1a evening except
In gold, which Was quiet bat quite Grm- There
was considerable excitement caused Just after
call by the circulation Of report thatgol Wis
en5 In New York, and two or three Iuck1ess midi
viduals sold gold ut 2o8, while most Of the mem
bers rushed to the fremont to tell their wheat
The wheat market was good deal excited for
few moments, hut the mistake w2s soon discover"
cd, md the market closed quiet. The following
were the quotations In Gold, at Gal1agher's E1
change, New York: Opened 21s; 8:a5 p. N. 21es;
$40. p N. 10; G95 p. m- 2.1tH.
, 1865-01-31

Er, LOUIS, Jan. 3O--Tho 9th Minnesota, for
rome time past doing provost guard duty here,
has been ordered to New Orleans, and left on
The Constitutional Convention Ia still discuss-
Ing the third section Of the article on elections
and franchise, the question beng whether rebels
alded her enemies, shall be- disftanchised, or
whether thoae who, in accordance with Governor
Candles amnesty proclamation, laid dawn their
euptfd.
, 1865-01-31

CArr.E.-OUly $50 head Of Beef Cattle wetc received
4 .aG sta5s gs s1osk s s scasa today agsia.s o
demand and $50 head were uusolo at tne Coz. Of the
ion butchers and 10 6y Baltimore botchea ii pticea
ranging from f6.25 10 slt.0o for common to good
bttyes, and It per lt9 ~ Gross prime IN im
Icos-Cndes short receipts pE;ces rule! TO 1c per
N Ide at {l4.LQ to zl95O per 1cO rs net.