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BROWNSVILLE

is elgtbly located, being directly on the line OF
the Memphis ana Louisville Railroad. r-1l.f
society, healthy, with a population on a,H
lnhabttAuts- Town and county IN prnsuerorfs
condition, having escaped the ravsges OF the
late Wer. Address the undersignsd
J. p. WOOD.
Secretary R0arl Trlfsteag
Brownsville Tenn June q Is,7 jl.5sf =
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Atfnchlnert Snit.

I r you want your Life or Property Insured
4 call and stv the luduc- -meuts We offer.
Office, Northwest corner Main and MadisO
Streets Memphis Tauu -qh- 3rn
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I r NJ =

For board and tuition, including fuel. wash.
ing and lights for the session Of ten MONTHS
two hundred and seventy-fve iS2-5l dollars IN
currency. Payments One-hzlf in advance bsi-
ance on the Let Of February.
The SESSIONS commence on the lst OF Sc ptern-
Der and close on The 18th or jane. Pun = VIII
be received 81 any time during tke session.
with a pro rata deduction in cEarr4s Rows
from distance will be allowed 70 remain dur-
inc vacation as boardes In the family Of the
Principal
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot (GreenwOOd) 70 the sshool iulrnsii-
ately upO1 arrival.
EB- Only two boys In a room.
P. g-GrsenWOod Depot Albsmarla rounfv-
Virginia. fa5 III
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Classical and Mathematical
S CHooL FOR BOYS,
In AIbemGrIe County, Ia.
SECOND SESSION 1soz.s-

I THIS School Il located one and a-hqlf miles
Il from Greenwood Depot on the virginia
Central Ea lTOad and hneen miles west ~
Charlottesville and the University o. Virvir1 N
The location is well known as DR.. tfessuer Bar
rtson, Kew W m Dinwiddie and Prof Eivrard 3.
Freviously IL was popular summer resort
conducted BY John ; Cooke, ESQ Being situ-
ated in one OF the most beautiful rorfions OF
AlbemaTie county, in the midst Of q refn-d
ana intel lgeut comma nifty remote from places
OF dissipation. and convenient 20 Churches ana
sabbath schools OF the leadfug deror.4fra-
tons, II possesses rare advantages fer s Boys
School.
The curse OF study Is designed % he thorough
and comprehensive IN Ancient and Nodern
Ian guages, Mathematics and the English
Ranches, snd also TO embrsee the e,ements OF
Natural and Moral sciences aud History
The Prime pal WIS educated at the University
or Virginia, and has had an eTuerieuca rlf
nearly ten yeafs in teaching in schools - high
grade IN tnts state. including. Dr. leSsr1 ~ FT -
burg Female seminary, and Hon. II N T
Hunters private school.
The Associate Principal was also effueafqd af
the University Of Virginia, and has had an er-
perience Of eight year- In teaching IN the
southern Stafes-foTmerly fn EdgayTorfh Fs-
male Seminary North Carolina more reeerlf5,r
in sherman, Texas.
The following recommendation OF our school
BY Professors Of the University OF Virginia.
Is respectfully submitted;
UEIVERSITT OF NIRGINIA. AprIl :. Isf7
N view OF Our personal acQuaiutauce with
MeSsrS- II. y. b and A. J. Wood We DO uot
hesitate cordially 70 recommend ttasIr school
70 the confidence and patronage Or me public,
3 Maupin, N. .Schele De We're.
VIM. ID. McauffeV. J. q Davis
Francis ID. smith. J. T. Minor.
J, L Gabell, B. L Dildersleeve,
q. \ NenaDle, Wnu. u. Peters.
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kentuekI MiIitarH Instilnte

( VOL X i. p ALLEN, Superintendent. As
~ sisted oy an able faculty. The conrae ~
study y that usually taught IA The. f..sf IIa
Win special attention % MaLheInarir=s sl5lf ~
ar 4 eeienc-s The academic wear bsgirs o-,
the Isl MONDAY IN September this wear sem
Iemoer p continuing without intsrn1Isgilllr
&c " ti0l weeks.
- Cnarge 1or Tuition and Eoardfnr- fuef-,f-
ing Lights, fuel and Washing feurrene-I fr-es
huhdfed and nny doilars $50 uer a.=.far1il-
yeaE-One- balf payable IN alvauce and ne rs-
nls,lnder az TIE expiration or w snty ~ sgeesz
~ Address tie super int utt-1f ~ - me !.
p. o., franklin county. Ky. 5en-5I,.g-.-,-,-
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JOHN n. FRERIcHS,
CAROLINA INSURANCE Co
OF MEMPHIS, TENN,
Ofice--No. 29l Main Street
INSURE5 AGAINST
LOSS OF LIFE ONLY
Authorized Capital, 100000.
OFFICERS:

N. J. WICKS, :: :; President.
A. sKESSEl. &; Vice President.
W. =. B0iLE, Secretary.
W. c. MCCLURE, Treasurer.
J.H. EDA0NDSOS, General Agent.
Z. WOODWARD, Regular Physician.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY,
No. lO0 Madison Street,

TUE Pan Session. VIII open on Monday, sep
Jy7iv ANNIE D. RAILE. Principal.
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FEMALE DISEASES

Saeh as are c,liciire = laeir Hal1rs d,,f s1os.5
fnfer n ndt rrr1lrliL lfIT rttln A. e1ItriilI|
tion e1.zaR 96lu5 ~ rI1eriFq. ~
hrsn0 fte ricffEl % an 1ll- -
tlaeie gra1al
D. MOHTINollE, y D
Ofice-RooIn Nc - Wouheu lIsta
sels d2laEaEin2a asarla. ri :.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20
NO. 80.


A playful instance Of the eccentric .vsga-
ries Of the rcughs. ~ac paiTonize prize fgh,s.
has been detailed By well koown citizen
who was upon down train last Friday. on
iss why 70 the city. There we're party
of shcr, haired gentlemen in the ladies' car,
two q whom drew forth cigars, which they
lighted With matches. and then commen ced
smoking. The coaioc,or then came, and
told them that they must either retire to the
smcklng-car. or put Cut their cigars; he
thea passed on. They paid no attention,
and the conductor soon returned and inform.
ed them il peremp;ory manner that they
nrst cult smoking or leave the car.
Said one, drawing the weed from HE lps,
''0ii .e.low. ! can't hear what you're talk.
ing about; pu. ycrr nuga little closer. will
ycul'
The coni1ctor. sicoping down. was about
20 repeal ~ former roquoss, whom tho bruts
suddenly grsspei bin round the neck, drew
his head dcwn. csnght tho tip end Of his ear
between bis teeth, and actually bit il off.
Nov old fellow. said the cannibal, "if
you'll turn about, I'll bite piece ou, Of the
other, nni make 'em even!r
Our infoTman: shortly after left the train,
-as he bcliges That the roughs were too
many and powerful for the poor conductor
70 obtain redrcss.--Cin. Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

The following rules, by which any one
who can saw and nail boards, can make hs
owa aeasuTer, i going the rounds Of the
papers:
: barrel contains i0..52 cubic inches.
a box = inches Tong by i6 inches wide. and
28 inches deep-UiIl hold jus, barrel.
Ahai barrel Make box for this. "a
inches by i6. and Is inches deep. This
will contain 5.376 cubic incher, or just half
"a barrel.
a bushel. This has 2.lE0 40 inches.
A busAel box will Be &c inchss By Is SO
inches, and 8 inches deep.
a half bushel. A box -2 inches, long bv
Il 2-iO inches wide aas s inches desp. viii
hold half bush,l.
a pecs. A box inches BY 40 nches.
ird s inchea deep is peck.
4 half peck il BY inches square and
"a a-io inches. deep.
A half ca'loa. This contains ls4 40
cubic inches. A box BY 4 inches. and
4s-lo deep. has Just .hs, quantity.
A quart. 4 BY Z inchss square, and 4 2 10
inches deep.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

65-In 1849 . colonel in The Austrian a..
my caused young couniess TO be publicly
whipped for concea!ing one OF The revoIu-
,icnary parry. She died shortly after. issv.
ing son. two ears Of age. The son grew
up,sud. with purpose Of avenging his moth
er. perfected himself in the use Of the Tur.
kish sabre. When be thought the time hat
come, some few weeks ago, he went te
the country seat Of the colonel, than Baron
Prangen, and slapped him in the face.
challenge was. Of course, sent; and The
young man chose ss weapons Turkish sa
bres They met; and, after informing lhs
Baron Of bis origin and purpose, The son ol
the outraged Countess proceeded 10 slice
and hack bis ancestral enemy into small
pieces. lie Is said 10 feel beifar now.
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0-TMichigan City Is putting on CONNER
IeiaI Mrs. The Enterprise Of Lac, Friday
says:
Or harbor presented a busy appearance
Yesterday The revenue cutter Andrew
Johnson, propeller 7. ID. Doyle, bark Fly
inc Misi, and six schooners, lsy inside the
plsrs. Cargces. iron. stone, frui, and mer.
chaud.sc.
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r5s"Sam," said terrible infant al q
breakfast table, few mornings since, 10 q
love lorn swim. can fishes runl. "No, was
the answer fishes DO not ran; they swim By
using their fins snd tails. "Wen. then,
what did Sophie mean when she said you
looked n The morning like The last run ci
shadr' Sam ddnt reply. because "his fsel.
ings were 10 deep for u,iefanca.n:
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Time

Time--what u II, gently stealing,
Gently moving from the main,
'Tis a ripple IN i's rising.
Soon 10 cbb away rgain.
Time--'.is something ever moving,
Wildly whiTling on It's way;
Stay ing never. ever onward.
'Tis the passing Of day.
Tine "A river in its flowing.
Downward rushing 10 the sea;
TIL The angels trumpet sounding
Tells that time no more shall be.
Lost amid the waves Of ocean,
Lest amid the deeps below.
Yes existing, but TO know /,
Is eternity 70 know.
Time-a fragment, rcn. and riysn,
On the everlasting mnln;
Floetine, feeting. onward dsiyea
To It's Continent again.
Md the contest Of tn eternal,
The paren;hesls 70 scsn
IL 70 read within il limits
An The history Of man.
Time--asesson ever ranging;
Ills a stage varied play,
aan. the actor, ever changing;
Ne'er continues In one stay.
Time-,he tirs,-born Of creation.
First 70 live and lse; % die.
'Twixs Ma first and last pulsslion
Time irsnsacls her mystery.
Timc--a treasure. ricn nnd cosily,
Now entrusted to thy care;
Now 10 use il or abuse it,
'Tis a priceless thing and rare.
Shall we not. then, learn to cherish
This provision that is madei
Seasons pass snd moments perish,
And 10 our account are laid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

CELTIc WIr,-An Irish counselor having
lost bis cause, which had been tried BY three
judges, one Of whom was esteemed a very
able lawyer, though the other two were In.
different. some Of the other barrislcrs were
merry on the occasion.
We'll. now said one, 'who couls help Il,
when there are HUNDRED judges on The
benchi'
"a hundrcd,' said bysiander, .lhere
were but three"
"By st. Patrick" replied he, "there were
one anc two ciphers."
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r. The sweetest word in our language
is 'oye. The greaiant word In our language
y God The wcrt expressing the shortest
tine = now. The three make the greatest
and swsetes, duty men can perform.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

6TA negro boy driving mule las
Monday near Georgetown, The animal sud
denly stopped and refused 70 bulge
Wont y ou 90, ehl' said the boy. Fee
grand. do youl 'spose you forgo, your fad.
der was jickass."
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TTA Captain 10 the Iqdisn country told
one Of his men TO "pick or . red fkin who
was seen on bill about hall mile distant.
The man shot him, and gu approaching 10
examine their prize. shs Cap,ain found il 90
Indian. but his own brother. TIe d.dar
''pck or any more supPositous Indians.
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How ShD.-I pressed her gentle form 70
me and whispered IN her ear. l. when was
Tor uway Tor me she'd shed tear! psused
for some cheering words my lhrobbing heart
% cooi. and with her rosy lips she said,
"Oh, Bill, you're sich !ool."
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C5-"What l. the d'fer nee lwixt watch
snd fedder bed, Ssmi" Dun no-gi il rp.
Because DO ickin OF de watch is on the
inside and the iickin Of The bed 10 on thc
Iou,sde."
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0rA forlorn 'hoss" OF the male persua
sion gets Off tho following poctical persua'
sion;
"WheL Sallie's arms her dog imprisn
! always wish my neck was hisen; how oI,
would | stop and turn, 70 get pa, from a
hand like hern; and when she kisses Tow.
sers nose, o don't wish that was those. y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

irrThs great suit for SAC. 900 dsmsees
brought ~ Dr. WIN. A. Bowles against Dr..
Sam Ryan, 81 French Lick, irie6 Al the 70.
cent term of the Orange Circuit Csurf, vac
decided againsi Dr.. BowIes.
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0--There were about one ndred ac.
cessors 20 The church, and eighty three con-
versions. daring the camp meeting held near
Gfandview, 10 Spencer county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

0.-Two thousand four hundred and afty.
scyen cmigranIs arrived q New York %
Saturday.
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c-TA late San Francisco letter snys:--
"Ihe Chinese are passing into our State by
wholesale. and Practicslly solving The lsbo,
question. Over 200 have arrived within
The last - days, and thore arc four shipIosds
more already due a. tha port frcm Hong
Kong. Thssc men DO no, lose an hour,
but GO 10 work In the mines, on The railroad.
on ranches, or in olher Industrial pursuits,
70 fast as they arrive"
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HS-Why is Il easier 10 be clergyman
than physicani because II is easier 10
preach than 10 practice.
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r-E. The construction Of the Dsl,imr N
and Pciomac Railroad has commenced. and
I: wil b. promptly completed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

CT Emerson beautifully says: "The
poor are only they who feel poor. aud poy.
sr'y consists only in feeling poor,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

ETA young lady who gives hersrlf away,
loses her self.posses'on.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

E5'Prussia is sstisded with the psci6-
intentions Of France.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JAsfER
pUaoIs COUNTY, ISpiANA,p
c I Z II E N 7 ANE.
OFFICE-Os Wrsr MAIN SrREgr.


RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For square Of 10 lines % less, week, 81 0
Zach subsequent insertion, rs CTS
Longer Advertisements, Al same rate
a fraction over even square or squares.
counted as square. These are The terms
for transient advertisement; reasonable
deduction will be made 70 regular advertise.
ments.
Notices OF appointment Of administrators
and legal notices Of like character to be
paid 10 advance.
ANNOUNCING cArpipATEs:
For Township officers. each Si.o0
For County :" :" $50
For District, Circuit, OF State. 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-14

DO On for prime and sls u SO 70 for FOR
with fair demand Sales 800 bbs at SO 80 SO y for
p a, e,,ra mess and sh 50 ga for new plain 90.
neei hams were In moderate demand and steady
S9a al 90. Terce beef dull the absence OF
sales prices nominal Bacon ruled dull prices how.
ever without material change Sales 20 boxes short
clear. at l2Hc. l2>sc Cut continued moderately
active and steady wh sales Of $50 packages at c 1876
Tor hams and SIC l0c for shoulders The lard market
was less active and evous barely maintained
Some holders however refused To sell except at fun prices
The sales 800 bbls., l23sc. 1876 Butter nn-
changed AT l5c 35c for lie. western
Cheese hrm l2c. Ice. according TO quality.
PErkoLKrn--trude duh, and prices qne nomi
nal We heard Of important sales Bonded continued
dun and dep essed Standard white nominal 2, at
which adew small sales effected. The only sale OF
moment We heard Of SO bills. prime light straw 70
white at Axe, and 500 bbls. prime white sold IN
Philadelphia at &c, seller, twenty days.
RICE continued firm, with small sales Carolina at lie
ali4c.
sucAR-The market was moderately active. though
scarcely so irm The sales GOV hhds.. part l0c
lie for Cuba and Ike for Porto Rco 0e boxes AZ
Toe 2c Refined was quiet at lsc lie for powdered,
crushed aud graduated. n
SEEDS Calcutta inseed in fair demand the sales be-
dull and nominal at lie 14c Or Timothy small sales
were made at So Other kinds were duh and nominal
l25c -
TAow was scarcely firm. with less doing Sales 5000
wHskrY-Reeepts 755 bbls Market Quiet, but firm a,
last quotations. 1'' - " =
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NEW 'IIERsEY INTELLIGENCE.
PntersOn.


tossrcRxnW or A CATHOLIC CHURCH Tho new
on Sunday afternoon by the Rev. Father McNulty The
people, many Of whom obliged to take seats in the
open air. The dedication sermon was preached by the
Rev. Dr. lcGlynn, Of New York;
Newark.
CoURT MARTIAL special order has been issued
from thelheadquarters Of the New jersey Rife Corps
converting court martial Tuesday, 2Sth inst, at
seven O'Clock P. NJ for the trial Of Captain William s.
Tipson, Company A. ON charge Of INSTRUMENTATION. The
court will be held a. the main armory Of the Second
regiment, OF Broad and Bridge streets The fol-
lowing officers will compose the courtt-Colone Uriah
De Hart. Lieutenant Colonel Edgar Whitaker Majors
james Leggett, A. B. McKeon ]. J. Ciadek. ". T.
Rogers Captains Robert f. Bclville and J. B. Lutz.
Major j. C FiixgsEaid, First regimenA viii b Judge
Advocate
Ex,v1s,os a, N EnpsourAh CLzaoyxAx ynon m
Csuscn Tho Rsx M Eyvs, rector of We Episcepsl
church stRosevIIe has been expelled from HE church
" the vestry in rather uAselsmoniess manner, no
cslla,n;ieE on wmDing hing voychsafsd u Bm The
rsS sSEfsss Z v !, ss;j purely =,
kastes Sunday Nc clergyman was rss notifies Of the
dispsessure Of the church ocals with nuendo that
after that date his salary would be Discontinued Mr.
Lynn paid NO heed 70 this warning; but wthdre. Die
the church doors were fastened and notice posted
thereon that services would be discontinued The rector
failing 70 obtain admission held service in q school
house. The matter will be tried by the convention
which meets al Burlington in two weekA 8
Romerville.
BURNING TIM Cr1RAJ RAnRoAp DEroF.-0n Friday
night the depot Of tho Central Railroad was entirely
destroyed by Gre which originated from sparks cast
the building by q locomotive which was passing. The
los q Is estimated at 5000 2
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wEsrcHEsrRR 1srELL1GEHcE.

TEE YoSKKRs PoIIcE CouRT-The Police Court n
Yonkers has changed from its location under the
Getty House. Mechanic street. 70 spacious quarters in
the Village Hail. Owing to the meagre accommodations
and the want Of proper ventilation at the former place
the change has proved . OF great benefit not
only the presiding Justice T. Ashley Atkins from the
unwhoesome atmosphere Of the old court ROOM but 10
those who brought before the Court for any
purpose The report Of Justice Atkins for the past year
the Introductory onehas just been submitted, showing
that there have been arrested for various offences during
the year 1--WE hundred and eighty-two persons, one
hundred and four of whom were for intoxicaton The
amount collected for lines and paid over TO the dineent
village and county officials s2393 OF which $50
been commenced claims amounting in the aggregate
10 81 l69 81 $50 Of the latter has already been
entered upon Judgment The report concludes oy sIa.
ing that obedience 70 the law has now become recog-
nized principle throughout the village and not, as
formerly, an exceptional occurrence.
INTERESTING SCHOOL OPENING EXERCISES AT hoRRIsA-
n.-Yeserday afternoon the scholars Of school No
Of Aorrsania with their parents and large number Of
ladies and gentlemen friends Of the Of education,
assembled at the new schoohouse which has at length
been finished for the purpose Of taking part in the Open
ing exercises which OF highly interesting charac
ter, and consisted Of charming musical
selections, sacred and secular, As well as
number OF declnmatory productions. rendered In a
manner considering the nexperence Of the performers
highly credtable both themselves and teachers The
birdikc voices Of the children in the primary depart
men, who have been under the careful training Of Miss
Charlotte h. Stearns, were particularly admired. The
grammar department, in charge OF the principal Mr. o.
w. Lounsbury, was also favorably noticed The men,
osrs Of the Board Of Education with their President
Mr.. John l. Burnett, and Supervisor CALDWELL were
among those present The school will be in full opera
ton to-day and the register open for the enrolment Of
new pupils.
SCIENTIFIC BURGLARY IN MoRRrHAHA-Tm USE OF
CmoRoyoRx-At at early hour yesterday morning the
residence Of Mr.. Cornelius Williams, Washington
avenue. Morrsania, broken into by some m,scre.
ants and robbed Of about $500 in cash, auabe watch
and chain and large quantity Of wearing apparel yne
robbers effected an entrahce through the side wvoow
MS Srcund noor, and at once repAivsd to
and his wife, 10 both Of whom adr 1nIstere power
iu dose Of choroforn They then Ansacled the house
from top 70 bottom, and expert oced no opposJon n
carrying on every available artc ~ vaine From me
systematic and professional manner in which me aal
VIA .nd pI" evident the perpetrators
made 70 discover Their whereabouts.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCIA
MONDAY, May ls-o p NJ

--. MONDAY, May 1892
The railway share market unusually dun THIS
msrnins but IN the afternoon became more active ana
saaher bucyaht The tameness OF the speculative FEEL
sng In the face OF the prevailing abundance OF money
shs 10 source of surprise TO many and there y
growing disposition buy among outside investors as
soon as Il becomes clear the market has escaped
from the control OF the bears Who have ruled for tine
last half year aud mere OF late the mar
hat has been remarkable only for its indie.
u~ive movements . consequence Of the bears
being as much afraid q sell as the bulls
10 buy bat this cannot last much longer and
the indications are that wnen decided change does
rake place il viii be favor Of higher prices. The
prospect Of abundant crops and the probability that
further contraction Of the currency will take place
m indefinite length Of lime TO come inspire better
feeling In Wall street. well in all departments Of
trade
The supply OF money is Largely in Of She de-
snd and loans made freely to stock houses In good
cSedt at five per cent with exceptions at four and six
per cent while first class commercial paper Of which
there very moderate supply, 10 in demand 1t from
SIN 70 seven The statement Of the associated banks
rehects the easy condition Of monetary Affairs here
Tho deposits show increase Of 46l3 76O which 10
partly explained by the increase Of S. in specie
tho latter being due TO the disbursements OF the semi
annual interest the fyetwenty loan The loans have
sceased $2,s0527l, mainly owing 70 purchases
Of government securities by the banks for the
ssse Of employing idle capital, and the legal
sender notes have decreased a. ESQ., by payments
INTO the sub-rreasury. The circulation shows The
TIMING increase Of $24122 The sotals OF The present
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Ban Francisco papers Of April IS report the money
market most literally supplied with available cash
means. Bank deposits were heavy and accommodating,
not only In the various savings Institutions but the
banks generally rates Of interest remaining hereto
FORE say Ia per cent per month Upon real estate
and other first class securities outside loans nego-
tiated at 10 per cent per The mining stock
ket was strong. The bullion yield of companies,
located on the Comsock vein, for the first three months