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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
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beute i'm goIijeieeridt eingefnnoen;
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tifeln, Die gum 8erfalf ausseifelIt iuas
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Jeff iein, Der febr bieI 3eit in 9lrbeits
baus subringt. @r lit Elm inn9er 8ubt
bon eiIpa II Sabren. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
Nerseifbmiis nener 2lu3et9eit
TN bemti0ea 8latfe.

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glnseiee Der glrbeiters Ilaion ilber
@rri5tung elmer 9emeinf9aftldea
@rocerie.
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Der falieen Bafertageu.
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gtrten bon gerfolsunsen un6 Ser
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betreibt, it tets bas bette Mittel iid
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pieberboteu, bab Oas @ei6aft bes 9errr
Sutb fd i'm bliibeaoen 3afanb lbefin>
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
FIRST COOPERATIVE GROCERY AND
PROVISION STORE OF NASHVILLE.

Its object is to supply its shareholders with
provisions at the lowest cost price To accom-
plish this we, as workingTnen have formed
ourselves into corporate body to-day under a.
constitution, which sets forth, that all persons
belonging to and all persons eligible to the
Workfngmen,s Union and all wofking-women
at the heads Of families may become share
holders in this company upon payment OF Five
for which each shall receive a certificate Dol
lars, from the trustees representing said value
Persons not able TO pay fnll amount Of SUBJ
iscrfptioM at the time or subscribing shall be
allowed TO ply said subscription In weekly in
sediments OF not less than one dollar each bnt
In no case shall certificate be issued untl the
.fnll amount Of subscription is paid. At each
quarterly meeting OF the company the trustees
shall declare q dividend of all profits arising
from the business transactions OF the COMPANY
to the several share holders, reserying ten per
cent Of said profits for an increase fund to the
capital stock of the company, which shall be
placed to the credit fthe share holders. share
holders OF this company shall be entitled to six
per cent ON all shares they may hold over and
above one share and one share Of the profits
based on the amount of purchasfs In the store
Of said company. This store Will soon be opened
for business with two hundred and fifty regulaRl
unchasers as shareholders All workinGmen
are repectfuIly solicited to avail themselves or
the benefits OF this store by taking stock and
its patrons.
JOHN BRIERLEfN, Trustees.
gro. NJ MCCULLOUGH
A. G, CANEDY, Salesman and Secretary.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17

Der Rame Der @efeuidaft TT Der pben angegebens.
9er gstras bes ecpitaIs lit. ........ .$1eoOOOOe
stOdss 80: :s 800. ,.. 1920 100000
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6dn6en on aae1l en- un6 gnieten, {. s 5i,s2s5O
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befis.;, 2ssssos,
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gage sefi9ert. a.. :. 81. 13O.s70OO
Nhberweiti9 sefieberte Ambeh itdn5e $50. 239,sS1 %
4H6entGnoe fir asrdnieit. $50 Si5 as
Vile unoeren Siderbetfn. ,S0l ,026 Is
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
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9ofal sMgent fir Die Sennehee Staat8s
3eitutie".
Sr. S. 81. glopton bon Suntspile,
glla. Fam i'm Gitp Sotel in Nr. 81 bis.
gum 90. 5. Sc. au9etrofen nno um
gfatb befrast ueroef. @r earentirt
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9amorrboiOen, SiiteIu, strietuteu,.
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nerfla,nfeit piros meibliben &ranfe
beiten eeipibmet. gilter Der aussee
seidnetfen Burger Der Gtaot bat INN
0fatb ansefproden, Oaber brau6t Mie>
mano ert 81 tparten DAP cine eben 10
a6tungSbole Serion als er ielbf erF
anfrase, - Oas 1T bereits gefdeben, Z
9r. @Iopton bat bas 8crsnagen,
| fb auf Die eriten Nfanner oes Staates,
feinen aus9enommen, berufen gu
f0nneii.
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gu bateu.
| Gr be5iebt fd auf Die adtbar(ten
Nerste bon Sennefee unb auf 9uaberte
berielben I'M Sa6en.
L gBir lenfen bic NafmerfIamfeit Der Sa.
men auf ben Maftisnaoerfauf BON $. Ni t
tbeWs II. 60. Grg GOODS, .5ouiie,s,
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tuns fOmuieit gum gfrfaut trel4et t,,crsen
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6esinnt. Das 9ptal 1T an Der Gde bon
College StraBe nnb Sqaare.
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perfauft ipie es BEN 9aufsra senebm 1T.
/ m3f6 I'm
Die Tranflin 3iceelnafebine
J 1T sarantirt baB iie nit 8 Rann unp 3pf
gferben 5000 bis $500 .3ie8eIn better Grrti
in elmer Stunbc ntfertist nnb nit Danipffraf
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17

~ @ntbuliasmus. @as
Observation-Disclosures Ieifen f0nnen,
babon beridbtet Die ,;@llgemeine Sbeas
ter @6ronif" Elm neueS 8eiipiel aus
ct. Yetersburl. Sci benz erften Gr<
fdeinen Der Slnserin sow
eri6ol elm FOLDER 9lppIaus, oaB
er bolle slpolf Winlitcn in iinmer
3unebmenber gSeiie anbielt, unb Die
genannte 8aIerina erbieIt 70 biel
2orbeerfranse, saB fiesoie game 8ibne
bebeften uno stuanSig Menfden be-
fd,aiti9t paren, Die 8lumen in groBem
S0rben fort5ni6affen.
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6 10 Il d e. Nnd Dr.. Sales ge<
nausn 8eobadtunoen banht eine
9Beinrcbe, ber:n 9eianmte gldtter fine
Aberia1e. Dor etlpa 10 2ua6ratfnB
barltelIten, sur 3eit ibres fraftiglten
g8adJstbunsS 5-6 llnsen @afIer fag.
lid aus, B. /. in 3 Sagen Elm Yfuno
uno mebr alS zine @dIlone in g8oden,
mas 9leid lit eiiten garreI auf ben
9lfer tdslid). Oas griineroe @eiua1s
fann 10 iuenia obne 9lusbiinituna be-
lteben, iuie Der lebenoe Menl6; ia ielblt
I'M 9Sinter oiinlten Die bIattloIem 8ueiae
aus uno bebiirfen oesIalb aud ipicoer
zines 3ufulles.
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DER Sausfrau ieben Sag. Sols 1T nod
imner Oas @aaptfeuerung8material i'm
6arlnbauie uuo lit Der @ertb oer Mlhe
iebr iuobl 9eld)abt. @fan beabtet iie.
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giebt, uub follte Elm lleberiduB bon Der
Seifenbereiturg iibrio BIeiben, foinntt
er Dem Siidenaarten on Der Sintertbiire
gu gut. Die &nod)en 6dseeen ueroen
Dem Sittioe boreetporfen iinb geben su
9runoe. Collie min Die foraenoe
Sausfrau ebeuio regelmaBig Die &no,
den aufbeiunbren aIS Die Mitbe, 10
ipiirOe lie cine Before Sefonomie ber>
folgen nnO ibreni aiibensarten nod
einrnal 70 biet @utes spfonlmer IalIen.
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ton glide ais Diinger, 10 iuie lie auf9es
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gen. gSerfe beibe artifel in Elm SOB
i'm Seller nnb nabbeun gu gleihef1.
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mil Geifenlaugs, Die ie beiBer ie better
lit. Die Gauge foate nidt in folder
MenDe auf9egolIen iperoen, Dap Die
glfdbe di,sgeiogen miro. Sn lpeii9en
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8eifanOtbeite aufgel0it fein unb fam
Oann Die ganje @laile ourdgearbeitet
peroen uie ipiro tin ausge5eiAnetes
Oiingeniittel ab9eben fir oas 8lumens
bett ooert ben &ildengarten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
Tlnfs=8 eric,t.

Ser SluB 1T ettuas aeifiesen uno
bait 81 SUP an ben Sboals.
gSir baben feline 9lnfuuit zines
8ootes gu meloen. Ser Gbarmer
murbe fur beute 9lheub eripartet,
ebenlo ber S. 81. 8biIipps nit &obs
lenbarfen.
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Cairo NIT elmer itarfen 2aoun9 8aams
ipolle.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
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Der 8etrag pou Standardization fGHia , Is =,
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8erInfte berfchtiaf tino fdili ~.
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i9aft... 1867 "a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17

@w 8aMnlppIEe. SIM 9nbr
1867 bat Die, QanisbiIIe gtafbbiIie
8abn 81, 5S7 BaHen BaumlpoIIe be-
i6r6eft. SIN SanAar 1868 tpngben auf
berleIben Dabn 1888 Hn0 In ae6r.
1857 BaIlen berianbt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
gta0t nnb 5taat.
SGAlicbe nnb SSG6eutli6e
StantS 3eitmilA.

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mir Den 8reis Der vB ODD EMILIO n
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per Yoit beridnOt $500 per Sabr.
gfz.zz ~ $1,75 per Salbiabr
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9rdger ms Saus geIiefert
ux 500 per Sabr.
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Gnropas nit Der Rof berianot, eine
IdbIieeliA bes @ertos, tpeldes mir
beaableu ~. $4 so per Sahr.
& Seoermana, Der nns fiinf neue
sibonnenten belorgt erbalt Elm Grem>
plar gratis. IS ssl asflsa
1delidbe Gtaatss3 eituns.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-22
EyRoLLMRNr DEPARTMENT,
House AZ Representatives,

House of Representatives, I
New Orleans, August Il, 1905.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of Representatives.:
Your Committee on Enrolment have the
honor to report that the following bills have
been duly engrossed, to wit:
An act to regulate quarantine.
An act authorizing the State Tax Collec-
tor to receive warrants Of members and en-
ployees Of the General Assembly IN pay
ment of State taxes. by preference.
An act relative to juries, and to estaDlsn
and nix the drawing of the Grand and Pellt
Jurors in and for the State of Louisiana.
An act for the relief of James L. Guthrie,
State Tax Collector for the parish OF mon.
An act to incorporate a company to DC
designated and known as the slaughter
House Company of New Orleans.
And also duly enrolled,
An act to authorize the organization OF
Uniformed Militia, and to proVlde LOT It's IN
struction and duties. .|
Respectfully submitted. -
o. H. BREWSTER,
Chairman Committee on Enrolment.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced and asked concurrence in the fol-
lowing Senate bills:
Senate bills Nos. SO, III, and al.
AAsOs eiuHOuuSSu tudt tHN a'SA4Hs~ AA"N w.
CURED in House bill No. 81.
MIR. Lee, of St. Bernard, offered the fol,
lowing, his resignation as a member on the
Committee of Ways and Means, which was
accepted:
Hon O. W. Lowell Speaker of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes, State of louisiana
SIR: respectfully resign my position on
the Committee on Ways and Means OF this
House and request its acceptance at their
hands.
am, sir, respectfully yours,
August 81, 1868.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Wren, of Bossier:
House bill No. 16S, an act to incorporate
and establish the New Orleans News Asso-
citation.
The Speaker resumed the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Rcy, of Orleans, the
House resolved itself into Committee of
the Whole to consider House bill No. 12l,
entitled an act to regulate public education
in the State of Louisiana.
Mr.. Carr, of Orleans, was called to the
chair.
After lengthy discussion and agreeing
to recommend several amendments for
adoption, the Committee, on motion of Mr..
McMillen, of Carroll, rose ito report pro
gress.
The Speaker resumed the chair.
The Chairman reported progress and
asked permission to sit again.
Granted.
On motion of Mr.. Young. of Concordia,
the House adjourned until tomorrow, at
II o'clock A. NJ.
WILLIAM YIGERS,
Chief Clerk House of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-22
RBOETpTs on pR0DucB.

L0UISVILLE-Steamer Legal Tender--A pkgs
castings to j 8 Altkens &co--n bbls potatoes Is
Rlis 1.,ions to;OEdsE 90 bbis POTATOES Sc s 60
] Z Vlllayasc 4co7so SKIS corn B n Horrell 6oo-75
do Norton-Tg do Blakemore, Wooridge &co-e0
sks 90 bba meal West NettlOton-3o bbls flour
Glover OdendAhl--lf9 SKIS oats Ohenoweth, OAeey
Coos bxe medicines MAunsel d H1gel-64 amply bbls
Pagc &co-2a2 bbis flour u bids tobacco Il 4 Torain
los SKIS cora English SulliyAn-l0 hhds tobacco 70
Jno Il King-2l dc Stewart q N0rton--40 wagons w
L Mon eely--l0 sks bran kehlor. Updike 6co-36 bds
ehairs q hampson---5 bbis eggs 8 hhda tobsceo TO
II Del Bondio-3 hhds tobacco Beadles, Winao 6co-
50 hxs fruit d. Dowllng-l0 do Wilson Foung-3 do
x Walker aep-7s pkes fruit 20 sks corn 266 bbie
flour Julian, johnson 6co--e5 SKIS corn < X Walker
6eo-f9 skst0ats j 4 Moore &oo-2 SKIS wheat Risooe
4 Slmms-2 bbls eggs Miller Meyer-9 bbls kIout
king-66 do Il Del Bondio--le do fairchild Bing-
ham-25I bbls potatoes o. bba onions hales hay 10
Greve q Kiderman-s bbls pork Cobb, Dolho1de
eo-56 bbls benzine M HodkenEop--S bblg whisky to
Blanchin Ciirnnd--1O bbls potatoes b Fox--2 pigs
tobacco Bussoy keo-i3 xolls leather Thormacliu--
bbls oRrs 6chnnider Zuberbiar--20 bdls Of slate
plaster q A Whtuey 4co--l bale cotton Phelps
McCullonghl0 rolls leather Leon Pierre Aeo@f' box
poultry and suudries to ordar-rotal. 80 aids To-
sfLcUls-steaansr. Pauline CarroIi-l5les bacon
s. pigs irnlt JuliAn Jehns9n 6col2s1 bbs poEh 80
Z Ycung-lg hbls fruit b D siiers-7st Dbls nour
bxg eggs 20 sEs bran ! Del Bondc-ao 9ke bran iQ0
bhls meal bzg eggs + Slaybaek 6co- 100 bbs donr
29o SKIS bran 4 Moors &po-isl bbls flenE 700 81
skl barley zs ~ sats p order 10 toe bacon roll Of
carpet Eenr ct Beli-lf taa bacon 1ei h94 candies
y II LGuml1-flu aEs dol1 Go Uartin-l1o hbla hoqr
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-22
FOOLS.

Miles O'RelIY On Southern Democratic
Stump-Speak era In the North.
The New York Citizen, which supports
the Seymour and Blair ticket, and was con-
Quoted by the late Charles G.. Halpine,
known more generally as Miles O'Reilly, IS
has this to say of and to lis Southern Dem
ocratic friends: eg.l. ..
"Though you bray fool in mortar
his Jolly will not depart from him. We
save not only brayed them in mortars, but
ia rIied cannon, in fifteen-inch guns, and in
many other curious and unpleasantly eff
fsctiVe instruments, and still their folly
seems to be altogether their most prominent
quality. At Vicksburg and Fort St. Philip
we brayed them with our mortars, at Fort
Pulaski we devoted our rihed ordnance to
theft service, at Savannah we turned our
fifteen-inch guns TO their Improvement and
at Richmond we gave them the finishing
touch with whatever we had at command |;
and yet they came back to us-what is left
of them-as fresh in their folly as ever. In
fact, the process seems only to have brought
the disease to the surface, and they are
blooming all over with folly spots, as well
soaked topers do with gin-bl0ssoms. One
of the most prominent Of them helps along
the election of Seymour and Blair by an
nouneing that 1t would result in the saliva
ton of the " Lost Cause" Another repu-
dates the plank of the Democratic platform
which announces as the settled conviction
of North and South alike-of Union and
rebel soldiers-that secession is dead and
they all proclaim that the election of Sey-
nhour and Blair is to be the vindication. and
possibly the renewal, of rebellion.
That is bad enough but worse remains
to be told. 1t is announced that rebel
generals and congressman, soldiers with
hands red with the blood Of our fellow
NortheTners, and politicians from plotting
the destruction of the Union, are to stump
the North against Cant and Colfax. We
have all we can do 70 win the election at
best-save us from this assistance or we
are lost. Let them carry their own States;
that employment will occupy their full
time and require more abilities than they
, have as yet shown in this canvass. II they
can draw over the negro vote on q fair
basis, such as qualified suffrage, let them
do 30. We do not care 10 have Buckner's
opinion that Grant is no general. Cues
tions Of this kind are pretty we'll settled In
our view, and are not involved in the pres
emit election. II they were, and the Demo
Gratis took the Southern side, we should
not be left with corporal's guard on cleo
ton day. Every rebel speech made at the
North-and rebels seem unable to make
any but rebel speeches-will cost us
hundred votes for every one il gains. The
North desires reunion-reunien OF heart as
well IS serritory--and when the Southern
ers honestly desire the same, they can ben
edt themselves and their country BY saying
60 honestly and distinctly. Right glad
VIII the North be to hear the utterance,
bat We can hear it from the South, the
birthplace Of secession, as well as at our
own DOOR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-22
River Intelligence.
STEAMERS LEAVING TODAY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. !

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. !
SATURDAY. August p 1865.
The weather yesterday was very warm not only
warm but hot during the forenoon-stiil stiff
breeze was blowing most of the day. shower came
up about hsltpas O'Clock in the afternoon, but
it only had the effect to make the temperature if
anything more oppressive than before.
Business was much better yesterday on the levee
than on any previous day this week. The Pauline
Carroll from st. Louis, and the Legal Tender from
Louisville were at the landing dsoharging an i'm
guards. Her cargo consisted Of pork, flour, oats,
bran, apples and potatoes. The Legal Tender had a
similar cargo and full.one.
The Gen. Qutman, from Vicksburg, came in with
o large cargo Of apples and lime. .u
At the lower landing very little Of anything was
done. Even the general number of loungers seemed
to have been inspired by power to desert their
posts and repair to the upper landing, where over
boats DA'''" '-''D "''' '''p''''N ~ N'''"'' hi's
ARRIvALs-P4uline Carroll Captain Hugh 1.
Roberts from Louisville; General Q aitman 05a Cap
tain Leathers, from Voksburg; Bart Able, Captan
rance from Bayou sara; Annie Wsgley' Captain
Dowty, from Grand Ecore Hetty Gilmore, from
Lafourche, and Flicker, from Ouachita river.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stevens, for Bayou Sara
and A. q. Brown, for Lower Coast.
evening at five O'Clock, from foot of Graver street.
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
FoR LOUISVILLE The, regular Louisville packet
Legal Tender take her departure this eyeninS--at
five O'Clock, from foot OF Poydras street.
For VIcKsBURG.-The General Quitman will
Vicksburg .-..-
For RED RryER.-The Richmond. captain Board
man, Cubs No. 2, Captain Wilkinson, and GossAmer,
Captain Kouns, will leave this evening, at five
o'clock, for Red River.
FoR BAYOU SARA-The Grey Eagle, Captain
Baranco will leave at five O'Clock, for Bayou Sara
For NAToHEz.-The Bart Able will leave this
now stationary, but is reported falling from Cairo
to NicEsburg
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-22
Monetary and Commercial
MONETARY
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
tRIpAY EVENING. AUGUST q. 1855.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
FRIDAY EVENING. August 81 1865. :
The commercial week closes this evening on dull
general market. The money market proper contin
past There is an ample supply of capital available
tor the discount of strictly Al paper but the offer
ings OF this description, both at the banks and
the street very light We hear of occasional
negotiations at l0@Il y cent q annum for first-cass
mortgage paper. Jhe street rates for Al paper are
lDSl2 cent r. annum on call or for short periods
secured by satisfactory colRteras. Second grade is
quoted at 1l4Slls y cent 2 month. Mortgage paper
rules at l0@II d cent D annum for frst-class and
Is OILS for second grade The banks discount most
of the approved paper offered by their customers,
and lend readily for short periods solid collateras
Gold opened at 1880 1885 against 1885 at New
8orlU and after sales as hugh l44x closed at l43s
@l44. The business included $1,000 and 5000 at
lisa 5000 5000 ard 5000 at Ass. 5000 at 1885,,
$1,000 5000 an 8000 at IA 81 900 at 1897 $4,000
at l44iE, and $4,000 C$30OO and $4,000 at lilx In
silver we tie sale OF $500 American half dollars
at 1876. Nothing else reported. American half
at l48@I4Sis.
The marEet for Foreign Exchange was nearly at
standstil. The only sale of sterling reportt to
is 5000 AL clear at 1853. In francs 30 600 private
@l59 for bank sterling and private Al l57@l57lS;
and francs 36O935ssi for bank and 8 $50 i9364 Tor
commercial.
Operations in domestic exchange were exceed
ingy light. The banks continued to check on New
York at y T. cent premium, but met with a very
limited counter demand. The sales Of commercial
premium, $1,000 at SIS $3.50 at a So 600 thirty
days sight at "a discount and S2i,t00 sixty days
at Ia
Nothing was reported in stocks excepting sale of
10 shares Orleans raj made several DAYS and
not previously noticed at $a5.
In bonds 20 evee State changed hands at 56li,
State warrants sold at still further advance the
transactions including SIS 900 early at IS and Sill 90
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