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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-16

The number of pupils enrolled in all the
departments at the seminary for the term
was 305.
The daily average attendance 222.
Making the daily attendance nearlJ 73
per cent. of the enrolment. The inclem-
ency of the Weather has been the principa!
cause ofirregular attendance on the part OF
the primary pupils. The following persons
visited the schools during the month
Messrs. II. G. Thayer, A. C. Capron, and
A. p. Elliott, (school trustees,) Mr.
Barnes, Miss Lou. Borton, and Mrs. A. P
Elliott.
The teachers return their sincere thanks
to those pupils and patrons of the schoo
who took an active part in our exhibition
hoping that all have been benefited there
by. The exercises for the exhibition
were all prepared by those pupils in addi
ton to their daily exercises in the school
The public examination the last week oil
the term made it much harder for these
pupils, but, notwithstanding this, they ac-
quilted themselves nobly, both at the ex
animation and exhibition.
d. d. LUKE, Principal.
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NXECUrOR's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed executor the estate OF
Samuel Lynn, deceased, late of Marshall county.
Ind. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
81 WM. STALLARD. Executor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-16

STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY.
In Common Pleas Court, June term. 1853.
Christian Hensey.)
YS. Foreclosure
Jacob Baird.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause. BY
his attorney. has filed in my Office his complaint
against the defendants. and it appearing by the
affidavit OF competent person that The residence
of tile defendant is to the plaintiff unk nown, and
that dilligent .enguiring,. has been made to
ascertain the same without effect he 10
therefore, hereby notified of the pen.
deacy of said com plaint against him, and
unless he appear, answer or demur thereto, at
the calling Of said cause the first day of the
term of said court, to be begun and held at the
court house in the town Of Plymouth On the first
Monday of June, 1863, said complaint
and the matters and things therein contained and
alleged will be heard and determined in his sh-
sence. JOHN G.. CUSHMAN. Clerk
Phillip Essex, Pl'fs Atty.
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DR.. Vim. Carus Won Kessler,

(foRMERLY SURGEON OF THE sAx0NY ARMY }
Offers his professional services to the citizens OF Pym
outh and vicinity. Office, for the present. ut Mr. Dow
neys former residence in south Plymouth. Inquire at
Brown Bro = drug store 32-1y
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New York.

THE School Report, which will be found
IN another column, was handed in too late
for last weeks issue. We publish it at
this late day for the benef: of the pupils
sad parents interested
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-16

A. P. ELLIOTT, at bis shops on the
south side of the bridge, is prepared to do
all Kinds of wagon aud carriage manufac-
turing, repairing, painting and ornament
ing, in the most workmanlike manner
'lovs stocked and repaired, and all kinds
of olscksmithing dono at short notice
Mr. Elliott is known to be a frst-class
workman; he superintends his own work
and guarantees satisfaction in all cases.
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I WLLL SELL 4 GPEITER OEIN7I7'Y

I WIZ oLLL Il UI.I-III-it HLI-'IL-
and better quality of town property. well To-
Gated, than will any other man for the same
amount Of money.
C. H. REEVE, Land Agent.
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EvHE PUBLIC

Are hereby cautioned against trusting or haibor-
ing my wife, Catharine Nifong, on my account
Having left my bed and board without just cause
or provication, will pay no deots by her con-
tracted.
GEORGE NIFONG.
| Anrl III 1853 T33
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SPRING CAMPAIGN.-J. NJ. DALE &

SPRING CAMPAIGN.-J. NJ. DALE &
CO. having cleared the deck for the season,
are now receiving rousin' stock of new
goods for the spring trade. Notwithstanding
the recent advance in domestics, we shall
close out our old stock at the same price as
before the advance. Yard wide sheeting,
12 1s cts; heavy denims, 12 4 cts; ginghams,
Is cts; dress goods, beautiful new styles for
spring wear, from 1891 cts. up, fully as cheap
as before the war; A splendid line OF black
alpacas, from the cheap to the finest spring
shawls, balmoral skirts, hoop skirts, and cor
sets. Our stock of hosiery is larger than ev-
er, and cheaper than before the war. An en-
tire new supply of domestic cotton goods,
carpets, and oilcloths, as low as at any estab-
lishment this side of New York City.
Small profits always win. Give us call.
j. Nj. DALE 6c Co,
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AFTER the 10th of this month taxes re-
nsiuing unpaid will be returned {, the
ssditor as delinqusut.
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NOTICE.

have given all my notes and accounts to ESQ
RI. Pitcher, for settlement and collection. All
personc knowing themselves indebted to me b y
note or act will find it to their interest to call at
my office ani settle before the lst of April, 1865
% +. A. BORTON.
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NOTICE is directed to the new advertise
ment of DR.. w. Jacoby, in another col
umn
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For Sale Cheap,

and on time, 4 fine residence in Plymouth.
Apply to
C. II. REEVE, Land Agent.
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SHERIFF-S SALE.

By virtue OF commission and order of sale issuet
by the Clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas Court will
offer for sale to the highest bidder public auction
the Court House door in Plymouth Marshall county, IL
diana on
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-16

READER, did you ever think what an
Insignificant and dependent being you
wo2;d be without boots or shoes? just
"phansy your pheelinxs IS" if you should
have to attend church, dressed in the top
O. the fashion in every particular With the
exception Of boots! With what jealous
eye would you watch your favorite corn,
and how carefully you would avoid all the
little rough places, if you had no boots
If there ere any such. A: Hawley can re-
lieve their misery, by furnishing them
any style of boot or shoe at prices which
defy competition. Call at the sign of the
Golden Boot.
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prisons who have no other place

Persons who have no other place to
empty vessels containing boiling hot wat
er, after night. than on public sidewalk,
would DO we'll to notice whether there is
any one passing or not. A lady in pass
ing certain house in this place, the other
evening. was very unpleasantly surprised
BY some person suddenly opening door
near the sidewalk, and throwing basin
Of bet water, which slightly scalded her
neck, and saturated her clothing.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-16
April Ii, 1868.
NXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned
has been appointed executor of the estate
Of Solomon Brewer, deceased, late Of Marshall
county, Ind.
33 JAMES BROOKE. Admir-.
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z. d. CHURCH-Rev. a Potter pastor. Meetings
every Sunday at 10la IN. and p. m Sunday School
D.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the 4th
day of May, 1868, an election will be held at the
court house in Plymouth, Indiana, for the purpose
ofchoosing officers for Plymouth corporation for
the ensuing year thereafter, according to law.
H. b. DICKSON Pres't of the board.
(Attest.) JOIN BLAIN. Clerk.
Plymouth, April sth, 1868.
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Fresh Ohio Lime!!

Koch & Co. at the New Warehouse have now on
hand a supply of the best quality OF Ohio Lime, rlc'
from the Kiln.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-16

All who are in want Of Sewing Machines can
find fine assortment of the best Sewing Ma
chimes made for family or tailors use, and at
lower prices than they can be had elsewhere, at
the store of J. Paul. Responsible parties pur,
chasing machines will be given four months
credit.
J.PAUL, Agent,
81 Sign Of Big Boot.
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DIED.-On the 18th inst, DIR. Charles
West, Aged sc years, IL months and
davs
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27 Miles the SHORTEST ROUTE.
Ali trains running directly through to New York.
~ ago MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES.

~ I6O MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES.
in connection with all western lines as follows;
MDUNKIRKA AND S1L4NlNC1-By New York
time from Union depots PC, So, n.,.,.,-
exccpted.) Stops at Salamanca 10 90 a: m, and
connects at ornellsyle and Corning with the A. NJ.
2.35 r. M LIGHTNING EXPRESS, from Salamsnca,
(sundays excepted), stops at Hornesve SIS P: NJ.
supper intersecting with the 40 train from B1alo
and arrives in New York at 100 A.. NJ.
Ais r ~ NEIV YORK NIGHTExPRESS from Dnn-
kirk Sundays s.S 81 a. and oTrrs Vo9
New York at 23O p. NJ. connecting with afternoon
a,' " " i''G SlYCINdfNdTT EXPREsS from DankiIk,
(Sundays exceped,) stops at Salamanca 1155 P.
and connects at Hornellsvc with the H. 20 train from
Buffalo, arriving in New York 3,25P. NJ.
5,45 A. II: NEW Y0RK Day EXPRESS, Sundays
quehanna 2l7 (dine) Turner's 755 T. NJ, (sup,)
and arrives in New York 1890 T. NJ. Connects at
Great Bend with Delaware, Lackawanna q Western
railroad and at Jersey city with midnight Express
train of New Jersey railroad for Philadelphia, Balti-
500 4. W EXPRE:S MfIL. via Avon and Hornes-:
vile Sundays excepted) arrives in New York at 90
A. NJ: connects ut Emira with Northern-centra rail-
way for Harrisburg Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
2.aO r. M LIGHTNING EMPRESS, Sundays except
cd) stops at Iorncsville 5,a5 (sup) andG rrvcs
in New York 90 NJ, connects at Jersey city with
morning Express train of New Jersey Railroad for
Baltimore and Washington, and at New York with
morning Express train for Boston and New England
G,1O r. NJ NElv YORK NIGHT EMPRESS, daily, stops
at Portage s 81 NJ ntersecting at Hornclsyile with
/ the Is p train from Dunkirk, and arrives in New
| IL 20 T. " CINCINNATI EXPRESS, (Sundays ex-
ccpted.) stops at Susquehannah 730 a. NJ; tbllt.)
Turner'S 10 (dne) and arrives in New York nj
325P. NJ connects at Elmira, with northern Central
II. r. Tor Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ingon, II points sonth at Great Bend with Delaware,
| Lackawanna 81 Western railroad for Scranton, Trent
on and Philadelphia, and at New York with afternoon
trains and steamers for Boston and New England cit
Only train east on Sunday leaving Buffalo at III
r. NJ and reaching New York ut Il, 80 p. NJ.
Boston and New England passengers with their bag
gage are transferred free Of charge in New York.
To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie railway
sents many objects of interest passing through the
beautiful valleys of the Caemung, Susquehanna, Della
ware and Ramapo rivers, an ever changing panorama
of natures beauties commands attention.
| The best ventilated and most Injurious slecpH
coaches Nv THE WORLD accompany all night trains
on this railway.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-16
Insure Your Property
Good Dry Cord Wood.
Nor sale by {. IL. REEVE.
SWaes.p Land

Els1E0S.
Fifteen hundred acres OF the choicest SWAMP LAsD in
Marshall aounty sale easy terms. i'll parcels To
suit purchasers in prices ranging from 5 q $40 per
'acre.
TIMER LANDS-NyNE HUNDRED ithES or
SPLENDID TIMBER LAND FOR SiLE,
LAT S12 a. to 35 per acre Now is the time to buy,
these lands VIII soon he withdrawn from market
Plymouth. Jan, . ISIS. y. =. CAPKON.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF Il commission and order of sae issued
by the Clerk OF the Marshall Circuit Court will offer
for sale to the highest bidder, public auction at Il
Court House door, in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indi-
ans on
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-16
For Sale at Very Low Figures.

\ dwelling and lot. Five rooms, well, els
tern, shrubbery and pleasant location. Terms
easy. {. III. REEN l., Land Agent.
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Fifteen Splendid Town Lots.

within five minutes walk from the bank, in
Plymouth. For SALE AT HALF PRICE, 10y
c. H. REEVE, Land Agent.
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CEdNCES FOR POOR .HEK.
Mice town lots, near business, and very 10
I'm price. For sale by
c. H. REEVE, Land Agent.
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A. Valuable Business Lot

lin Plymouth, 2i by 1876 feet, for sale on easy
terms. by c. II. REEVE, Land Agent.
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VALUABLE FARMS.

and farm lands, for sale bv
c. III. REEVE, Land Agent.
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Desirable Property.

Five acres of land, within forty rods Of Mich
igan Street, in Plymouth, for sale by
C. II. REEVE, Land Agent.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-16
Insure Your Life

TIN the old New Y ork Life Insurance Co.,"
he oldest, safest and best company in Amer
ca. G. ii. REEVE, Agent.
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Land PlasterII

The ery best aud Plaster may be found at &c
Koch Il Cos Warehouse. Planners nre rsaues
Ito call aud examine for thensefves.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-04-16

THE HOME AMUSEMENT. The cheapest and
best illustrated family Magazine published
Filled with the latest illustrated fashions, choice
stories, poetry, wit and humor. IL is Just tho
thing for the Young folks. Published semi
monthly, at only 81 80 per annum- Large and
splendid prizes are sent 10 agents raising cluba.
Agents easily clear so per day besides, every
agent gets one chance for every subscription
sent IN 500 in cash sent to agents. Sample
copies with list of prizes, and terms and instrue-
lions to agents, sent by inclosng five cents.
Agents wanted everywhere. Address Hohs
AMUSEMENT, 7S Nassau Street, New York.
-, Koch & Co., ut the new warehouse have
supply of the best Ohio Lime.
~ The best of Pittsburgh Lump AID Fine
Coal kept for sale at the warehouse o koos
& Co.
U. Black smiths VINO wish TO pdrchise co ii for
their winter use can be supplied with the best
quality Of Pittsburgh coal, by calling on Koch &
Co. at the new warehouse.
FARMERS and LuMBERnEs ATTENTION -Foa
SALE.--Oviaits Paten4 Bob Sleds; the beet In use
Call and see for yourselves.
CLEVELAND < r EEyE5.
IL At the Red w arehouse.
IL The highest price paid for produce at sha
new warehouse of Koch & Co.
Agents wanted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10
CGTEGE.

It viii be remembered that our last
weeks review OF the cotton market em.
brseed Tuesday, % or issue was delayed
until Wednesday, in order TO give ouE
readers the result Of the election. Our
review, therefore, to day viii cover only
the transactions Of the past i've days.
The Liverpool market on Wednesday
last opened with s good demand and
prices tending upwards, Upl3nds Il5d,
Orleans Ilsd. On the following day it
advanced 30, but the Rdva3cs was not
sustained. Fridays market was s5esdy
at Iltd Ter UPlanGs. There has been ne
change since, the market to-day CLOSING
easier, but not q1ot2bly lower; Upland
on spot U5i, UplsDds ahgat 1919.
The New York market opened quiet
but firm with MiGdiiIgs 255c. Il fell &c
on Friday, but rallied TO este on Sstur-
day, and closed today quiet and weak,
Uplsnds 244925c, Orleans 25Ie, Good
Middlings 259c.
Our market for the week has been, on.
the whole, sCtive, with sales equal to, e
not il excess, Of the receipts; 221e was
the lowest point reached by MiddIings.
while on Wednesday and Thursday sales
were made at 23c. To-day the inquiry
was Air, but st lower rates. Among to
days sales, which were the Highest Of
any day in the week, we quote the fol-
loving: 3 Good Ordinary, 2l2e; 25 Low
Middiings, 225c, 36 at 22ic, 50 at 22+c, 90
81 22se IS at &c 50 MiddliDgs, 22Ie, "A.
So, Is and Is at 224c, Is g 22Ec IL
Strict Middiags, 234e, 3 ct 81, 10 ct
&+c; 9 Good Middlings, 24e. The un-
sold stock on han. is very hght-not ex
ceeding, We think, 5000 bales. We quote
Is follows:
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change Is looked for IN the Eastern mar
kets, and no demand further than FOR
The most urgent wants. or course prices
VIII be governed by that Of the raw ma
terial, IS stocks Esst are very generally
light.
Ia boots and shoes there is the same
activity TO report IS last week. Stocks
ara fair and are replenished daily, and
prices are still firm on ali ~seasonable
goods. THIS Shoe and Leather Reporter
says Of the New YORK. market /: TIE de-
mand for boots and shoes sInee cur last
has been only moderate. the present
trade being principally for jobbing par
Gals, and shipments to the larger mar
kss West and Southwest show g de-
cline, while those to New York city gre
only about one-hRlf what they were last
year at this date. The trade East since
cur lsst have been surprised By the fail
uJe OF a PTonissnt boot and shoe firm
IN s.. Louis, whose liabilities are reported
70 be S400,0G0, a large amount Of which
is said to BE- due to the Eastern trade,
but 50 far as We can learn, this failure,
although large, viii not affect the stabil-
iEy or standing Of any Eastern hoase, as
all Interested parties sre abundantIy able
to meet this emergency, even II money
q quoted stringent and Tightening. Man
ufactuFsTs in the Wholesale trade ere
looking CD patterns and styles for the
next seasons trade, but thus far there is
out slight change, and former styles viii
be continued, with fancy Gus tops for
balnorals. In the home trade business
continues good; prices axe firm and
steady, and manufacturers OF the finer
grades of boots and shoes are fully en-
pioyed on retaiIsTs' orders.
While California is producing SIS. co.,
eco in gold, sic prodCses $50 .O00, eco il
farm products and $50, 000, COO II manu-
fsctured goods.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10
RKE

APPLES stock large and ma-keb dull.
Good 70 choice SLE5 inferior so
BEANS-Navy oelas arc 0ul az 81 Os5 per
BRAN-s:oot large and prices weak. He'd
on Ieves a. S24495.
BAGGING-G I'd stock and dun: IHR Ken
t0eky, l6z SIC : ID. Kentucky 23z9&ci IN
BACON-StocE very light. Gear sides. I9Ac
in lots; q few casks Of i~rTaguizr sod to-day a.
I2c +; Ciss- RIO sides, lSfzGI5o shoulders, llzsc:
plain bacon hams, Lee sugar. c4tsc shoulders,
cured c~suvassed. p&2lc
BULK IEAT-No2= - Ear5et-nOnlnaIy
l71zc re- clear sides.
SCTTEE-StocE large. Goshen. 45Ef5c: GOOD
BEEs&AX-Firm at 3gl52c.
CABBASEs-La-Se stock. He'd 1t sugi2 50
per 100
CHEEsE-Fsir stock and demand. Factory
We &c. l. D. l7ts@lsc: ". r. GsIa-l7L--
CUtEE1-Stocz very good and pdcSs lover.
Common Rio, AGZc; Jar, IJs2c; good, 22LsG
2ci prime, ZzGzIc; choice, Z4s=5E Java,
lORN MEAL-stcck large and market dun;
81 6994 % delivered, as to amount selling ia 3
snail wy nom store al "a Ts44 s..
OLd OF new shelled in market It
would sell on leYee at $685.; new ear very
scarce az 7GsJc.
CHICKESs-Only Hgat receipts and firm at
EsGs Stock better. Held at s8g8Ic, but
CATTLE-The market is wen supDIied with
tar demand foe choice, at 687c irfsTioF "A C.
~ERUII-Rather dlL Apes 697ci peaches
Sale.
FLOUR-Tbe market Is dun and p-.ceg IN
settled anc Irregular. super 10 choIce, = SOC
l. 50. S~.OcklsTge.
GREASE-St5ady al Sc.
HAN-Sales oa leYee al S24E25. He'd IN store
stSI 4OGI 50 ger loo.
HIDES-Good demand. Green, 9ei green
SAT-, t0gltc; dry sat, lS1; dry flint, DC.
BDI---tock fuslv equal % Eas demand.
SrlIaE NJ .LlGc gross. Dressei hogs. IZ..al47.
IRON E-In l. q f4ir stock o. hand
Wtln lair Cehanf. Selling at - ss5as as TO
sIyieof lie.
l. D-stock air. Kegs 2ogz.ei usrees
LDIE-Fair stock a1d d maud. Cape and
Alabama 81 151L; Eureka S4u2 p.
Mass DOartE supplied but
prices are some tpTeT. Gales from store 2 81
lot received Dy p-aL was sold a. 7ji OF Ievee.
MDLAs5-=NeW Louisiana comes in e-
most daily, bat as yet stock is EgaL We quote
new crop PRIME 70 cg9ice 5Gslc; Eastern
syrups -59bjc; New Orleans syrlps, oiJ, s0E
NACE EREL-New kits No.Is2 z5s2 80; Eo.2 q
g. 5r2 70; No. 3, s. 35a2 50.
NAlLs-Irices Eteady; rates, $ SOg5 20.
OAts-At least 900 sacks On IeTee- Held az
oms-coai OIL, Sa4oe; lard OIL 81 4o9I IS;
on OS-sJ5ck light. Choice are held ct
81 700 per 5ushel inferior 81 BgI 30.
-FOIA-DES-Jg country in Garseis, s. 59G
8 % IN sack, 81 l5gl ~ peg CGsheL. Prices
are Es@E sweet potatoes, 5eg75c per bu=hel
EgPE2No demaud-ngninauy saIoc per Ib.
SCGAR-NeW crop Louisiana. IlagIoLc for
prime 10 choice Island sugars, i4al5lac Gomes
sugars, Bale.
sALr-Weak; 90 poand Bbls. s. I0g5 %
Liverpool sack = 5gT&
SHEEP-Nsry little demand. He'd az SIS
per bead
TAR-In kegs, per dozen, S5G8.
TUhhEHS-O2ly a lew in market. He'd at
r0BACCo-The market is moderately active
fer all Kinds OF manIEactCred tobacco and
prices sre steady.
TALLDW-Iu demand at l0ic.
WHISkl-Ths stock g fair and prices frmsF-
High wines, 81 10; common whisky. g1C4Sj:
proof, 81 5Ual 90; ina alton BOURBON, 81 70;
S2a3.
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FINANCE ANB FRADB.
FINANCE.

OFFICE OF TEE DAILY APPEAL.l
MEMPHIS. November 8. 1855.
The offerings Of exchange to-day were
light, while currency comes forward lib
orally, and the demand for exchange is
probably heavier than s. any time this
season, leaving our discount houses easy
or the money question:. All Eastern
bills are taken at &c discount. Selling
st par 70 tG4e discount~the latter for
large amounts. New Orleans bills sre
also offered in larger Quantities than
usual, while the demand Is very good
from our grocery houses, who are check
ing against purchases Of sugar snd mo-
lasses to 8 large amount. One house
alone purchased bills to the amount Of
$4,000 to-day, and wiz require an equal
amount tomorrow.
In stocks and bonds there was little
doing to-day. City bonds were offered
at 53c, but We could hesr Of no sales,
City Scrip is steady soc was refused
for q round lot during the day. Dealers
sell at SS9S5c 70 tax payers.
County Warrants are steady. Dealers
buy st 6a963c. Oas breser purchased
several small lots at these figures, while
street brokers were Offering I@11e bet
ter. Selling over the counter 81 e5G6se.
Police Scrip is firm. Buying st s5c.
Selling at SS9s0c.
School Scrip is scarce. Dealers bug st
$4,000. Selling at CSC.
Gold has improved during the week,
opening st 1SS3c on Wednesday, ana
closing to-day ST lS4se. Oar dealers buy
st New York rates, snd sell st sn ad-
vance Of 1923.
The October statement Of the public
debt has been issued. The amount of
debt bearing eoin interest is S2,I0T, ST.
900; Of debt besriRg currency interest,
S7,2S2.50 0 Of matured debt not presented
for payment, S975,S7 ,S64; CT debt bear
ing no interest, S407, Isl, SOS A. The
amount Of bonds issued to Pacific Rail-
roed Companies Is SO, $4,000. The to-
tsldebt il 8 ,641, O92572 O.. The amount
Of coin in the Treasury is sos, 407, 9S5 II:
amount OF currency in the Treasury,
Sl0,465,05S AZ. The.amount Of the debt.
less cash in the Treasury is g, 81, 129,-
$50 81.
At s late meeting Of the associsted
banks OF New York, 8 resolution was
passed, whereby the three per cent. Ger
tifestes now held IS . petition Of the le-
gal reserve, should be used il the settle
ment OF balances between banks, in the
same way that the Clearing House GER
tiiestes we're formerly used. L this
plan had been sdopted flew weeks since
much trouble and disaster would have
been avoided
]
The director Of the United States mint,
in his report for the month OF October,
acknowledges SI7S,2T7 So gold deposits,
and $40, 90 81 OF silver deposits and pur-
chRsss. The gold eoinsge for the month
wSs SI0,S44 50-sn in fine bars. The
silver coinage was 20 the amount OF $40
2T2 06; the nickel, I've ana three-csut
pieces, to SIP $50, and the bronze sud
twO-cent pieces, Sl6,S99. The total num-
Der Of pieces coined Was three millions, Z
seven huadred and thirty-three thou
sand snd twenty-four, Of the value Of
$50, 400 IS.