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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-07-02
Domcstfc News.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The Revenue
Cutter Mahoming, yesterday afternoon,
captured the last fillibuster tug boat,
Chase, with seventy-fve men on board; !;
also, the schooner Fanny and Winona,
with rifles, field pieces. sabres and am
munition. All the vessels are now ut the
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The Alaska brings Aspinwall dates to
the 23d ult., and $67, 200 in specie.
The Colombia Congress adjourned after
declining to ratify the American and
British treaties for inter-oceanic canals.
1900 laborers are employed on the In
ter-Ocennic Railroad The Chiian Pre-
sident accepts the mediation of the
United States.
Among Cubans overhnuled and among
the captured are parties bniled to keep
the peace, in the sum of $4,000. Col.
Ryan and large number are still miss
ing.
WILMINGTON, July IAN explosion at
Dupont's powder mills to-day killed two
persons.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-Judge Giles, Of
the Federal Court, decides that the
steamer Cubn is liable to confiscation
for smuggling cigars from Havana. The
defendants appealed.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-Sacramento to
City received Seward with salute of fifty
guns and flying flags. Both parties
participated in the reception. The
Democratic Convention passed resolu-
tions denouncing the fifteenth amend-
ment 81
CHARLESTON, July -Sailed-steam-
ers Maryland, Baltimore; Herman, Phil
adelphia; schooner NJ. e. Taber.
The following despatch was sent to
New York recently:
IL lent you year ago tonight four
dollars and eighty-seven cents. Ii you
have not had it long enough, keep it one
year longer
We give the answer:
"Had forgotten it, and hoped you had.
Let her run another year."
The Australian wool growers, it is
stated, have become alarmed at the COM
petition from South America, where, it
is reported. 10000 900 sheep are shorn
every year, and the exports of wool
amount to 23O, 10000 pounds.
Eugene was 80 moved by the sudden
death of her sister. few years ago, that
she meditated retirement to a oloister.
1t now transpires that the sister com
mitted suicide through jealousy caused
by thoughtless act of the Emp. IS
An average of seventy five persons are
annually injured in the street-cars of
New York, niue-teuths of whom die.
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aYnlent % Interaat.

Payment Of Interest.
OFFICE COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA R. r. CO..
COLUMBIA, 3. c., June 23, 1862
fuShE- COUPONS OF this Company, dine July
Il 1, 1869, will be paid uess Government .ax)
ON and after that date, ut the National City
Bank, New York, Carolina National Bank,
Columbia, 8. c., and First National Bank,
Charlotte, N. G. C. II. MANSON'
June 23 10 Treasurer.
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Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows. Or
phans and others may here deposit their saw
inSs and draw q liberal rate OF interest there
on
Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other pur-
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors (whose deposits can only be with
drawn by themselves, or, in case of death, by
their legal representatlves,) wishing to lay
aside FUNDS for future use, are here afforded
an opportunity OF deposting their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
the same time, be subject to withdrawal when
needed.
OFFICERS.
Gen. Wade Hampton, President
Col. John Is. Palmer, Vice. President.
Thomas Il. Gregg, Cashier.
John q. u. Smith, Assistant Cashier,
Solicitors.
Col F. W. McMaster, Col. D. II. Rutlcd &c,
hIessrs Fair, Popo & Pope.
Directors.
Gen. Wade Hampton, Columbia.
Col. F. W. McMaster, Columbia
Col. A. O. Haskell, Columbia.
Col. J. P. Thomas, Columbia.
Col. j. Is. Palmer, Columbia
Thomas e. Gregg, Esq, Columbia.
Qr; -. n. Helnltsh, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Esq. Marion.
G. T. Scott, Esq., Newberry.
w. G.. Mayes, Esq, Newbcrry.
Col. b. H. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr., Esq, Charleston.
Finance Committee.
John b. Palmer, J.P. Thomas.
G. II. Scott, A. c. Haskell
]. Eli Gregg.
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Charlotte and South Carolina and Co.
lumbla and Augusta Railroad Co.'S.
{sp JM IaI @ ! sS
For the Grand Masonic Celebrate at
Charlotte, n. C.
GEN. FREIGHT AND TICKET AGENTS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. c., juno 20. 1869.
DERSONS wishing to attend the MASONIC
Il FESTIVAL, to be holden at CHARLOTTE,
~ c., on the 7th, 9th and 9th July next, are
ONE FARE, good from the 9th to 10th, in
elusive, will be on sale at the yariens Offices
OF these Companies on and after TUESDAY,
9th proximo.
E. R. DORSEY, General Freight and Ticket
Agent. June 20 Q
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To Rent.
Wanted.

A LAD, IS to 20 years old, that can take
N care of horse, and do general house
work. Good references wanted. Call at
June 80 g. DIERCKS,
Dutcher's lightning FIy-KiIer!
Death to the Living Long 1.-Two the Killors
Sold dy Dealers Erey,chere!
june 80 liHl 1mO
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South Carolina---R -Richland County.

South Carolina---Richland County.
w. w. Rife, applicant, rs. Thomas c. Rife ct
a., Defendants.- Petition for partition Of
TT APPEARING to my satisfaction that 8. l..
ney, Defendants. reside without this State: it
IL, therefore, Ordered. That they do appear
and object to the division or sale Of the real
estate OF Jacob Rife, deceased, on or before
the 9th day OF July, A. d. 1869, or their con-
sent to the same will be entered OF record.
WILLIAM II. WIGG,
May III tufl7 Judge OF Probate.
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b Gold Below Parr

Perhaps the most irregular phase OF the
recent agony among the bulls and bears Of
the Ney, York, Gold Room Is the, appEehon-
sion that, weare told, was at one time serl-
ousiy entertained thatogold might sink to
par, Or even be quoted ut discount. Tho
New York Herald .gravely alludes to this H as
one of the terrible consequences" Of the
panic, which were ayerted by the timely
suspension. Of the operations OF the Gold
Board:f 1T says: 'sa7 Hti Z
:, Had the Gold Board gone into regular seq
sion, 1t dyould have been necessary to forecloss
the outstanding accounts of every momber in
asiauitH From sahny to sixty millions ofjgold
would thus have Been brought Under the liam.
mer, and the singular spectacle wonld have
been witnessed OF gold selling do,on to par,
not oelo,o IT,, This would have been the indt,.
bitable result Of tho forclble sole of SO iiiuch
gold. The mistake was discovered ;intime and
prevented. Every member OF the Exchange
would have been bankrupted, for the. heaviest
capital could not have withstood. the pressure
Of such immense sales." ptN ot3I:' I'd : ~
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Saturday, September 25th, the water was five
feet seven inches below the top of the dam,
and was falling at the rate OF seren Inches
every twenty-four hours, and that, consequent
ly, the flow Of water in the aqucduct was re-
duced to less than ls,O0o,00O gallons day
The quantity Of water in all the CITY reservoirs
OH Saturday was 25O,OOO,O 900 gallons. The daily
consumption of water in New York Is cstimat-
cd at Gs,OOO.OO0 gallons, or 50,00O,000 gallons
more than the ls,0O0,0UO gallons o day now
flowing through the aqucduct to the rcsefc
voirs. On Saturday, therefore, New York Ind
less ihan five days supply Of wafer. New York
Is entirely surrounded by salt water, and her
condition would be pitlablc In case of n total
supDly
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SOMEBODY In the Postofflce Ring wants
fat job and so, we aretold; the new postage
stamps are to be discarded and complete
new set is to be furnished to the exacting
public, The next issue will be ornamented,
like those formerly in use, with the yignettes
a Washington, franklin, Jefferson, jackson
and other statesmen; and it is to be hoped
q that g chronological examination Of the
beads Of these historic worthless viii show
their bumps Of adheslveness to, be reasona.
bly, well dsssellopsd They should, at least,
pc made TO last until the end Of the present
administration Of General Grant, ~ <.
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THE printers made sad work of para.
graph In the special telegram from Wash,
ington which We published yesterday. The
paragraph should have, read thus: ''Promi.
nent Northern Republicans write to Score
,thv Boutwell, strenuohsly Opposing .the
EroscriptIse policy Of the admipistration y.
Wards Dent and Hamilton, the ConyerystiyS
candidates for Governor. in .MlssisslpptAna
Tsxak They urge that this ,poliey, ,sH Per.
slned lA will inftlllbly give thes Democracy
the eontrql'o tAs satin South at distant
da7.n s'{tfs .,s.s...sss = : y y
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THE population Of Horny County, accord
Ing to the census just completed, Is as fol-
lows: Whites, 1878; blacks, 1889. Total,
1899. In 1860 the population, according
to the United States census; was: Whites,
1854; blacks, 1898. Total, 1862. During
the nine years the county, has theeefore
gained 1909 whites, and 4sl blacks-the
total gain being $500. ~ o a,sIs:.l "a !,
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Cost ano fnuri1.

STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM No. 81
ID Radcliffe street. brin lie co,ored BULL TER
RiEk DOG, ears and tail not cut. A reward Will
be given IL returned. septao
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM No. 8
~ Mary street, on the 3oth OF September a white
anu liver colored, double-nosed setter PUP, about
six months old; answers to the name OF Belle. A
reward Will be given for her recovery d, ocfI q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-05

y TIE important letter from our able and
trustworthy Washington correspondent,
which we print to-day, contains full bIsto--
ry Of the slokies embrogiio, sketch Of the
position Of the high officials In regard to the
proposed tax on cotton, together with preg-
nant hints about Virginia affairs and the
policy OF the administration.
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TUE negroes In .Laurens are steslIns cot
ton At agrsat rats. 'fhoonly present remedy
Is great slgaaaee on 'tsspart Of the plant
ers, aaA IA Sreement among the mer.
cnaats not TO buy loose cotton after night
ialtt Any merchant who refuses to, enter
,int9 such az agreement ought to bSs care.
fully Watthod. 49, - q.
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KemopaIs.

ID EMOvAL.-IN ORDER TO GIVE
slO place to the new Opera House, II. WHITE
was compelled to remove his sFURNITUREMARE-
EU0MS E ff3m the Adger Drllding to No. 2s8!KING
his name and the Gilt Rocker can still be seen,
anu where he will sell positively ut the lowest
rates Parlor and Chamber Suites, Betsteatlg
ggteaus, Tables. Sofas, Lounges, Mattresses
Chairs, cradles, &C., &c. Call and zee. 'l.l ~
~ Goods carefully packed for shipping.
Metallic Cases mud COfins still kent, and satis
tSCtiOn guaranteed. '..In Oct1 ftuS
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~
OFFICERS.
W. II. PECKHAM, President
WIN. T. HOOKER, Vice President.
b. L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
Nv GA. FUDICKAR, superintendent.
l.'' DIRECTORS.
Hon. John A. DIX, New YORK. .l -. 81.
Hon. James Harper, Firm OF Harper Bros. ex-
Mayor New York. t@'.ll '"ii'
John j. Crane, President Bank Republic. i"f
VIM. II. Termye, Banker, (yermliye Col
Chas. O. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company. n
Hon. George opydyke, ex-Mayor New York.
Mlnot O. Morgan, Banker. 49,.
Thomas Risney, Firm Tllomaa R,gney & Co.
Bent b. shermatfr Treasurer New York Steam
.i... Sugar Refining Company. ~. (,
Aaron Arnold, Flrm Of Arnold, Constable / co.
E. v: Haughwout, Finn F. v. .Haughwout 4 Co.
VIM. Wnkens, Firm OF wfIens & Co.
Julius H. Pratt, Merchant
Wm. W. Wright, Merchant. ~ ,asi
Charles J. Starr, Merchant, 81.
william Allen, Merchant. S.iI1 II
Geo. W. Cuyler, banker, Palmyra, N. Ys
Geo. 7. Hope, President Continental Firc Insur-
n ance Company.
John q. Sherwood, Park Place. t,
walton H. Pecshsm, corner Filth Avenue and
Twehty.thlrd street.. VI Il. ..1ift! -
Edward II. Wright, Newark, MI.
Geo. W. Farlee, Counseiior
w. L. cogswell, Aerchans.
.S GEORGE KEIM,,
GENERAL Agent for South Carolina.
Dr., 7. RRRNsTJRRNA, examining Physician.
r. R.IssERfEL, (.
General Agent for Charleston, SO.
~ - oaes Se: King Stros. : :
janl2 Ny2Sc. 10 Charleston, g, O, X
sELEAING's lWORNMC CONNECTIONS,
tsAUrONlER9
rsey;ste purely vsSetas,s, ssfe and sure. rhs
NJ IS, S fS,y No. l8t Meeting street, =
oeh Wholesale Agent.
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Gopartnersbip Notices: !:

NoTICE.-HAyING ASSOCIATED MY
~ Son, JAMES r. rRINGLE, Jr.. with, mo In
business viii be carried on in the name OF JAMES
PRlNGLE son. JAMES II. PRINGLE
October l, 1869. - octI
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NlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE REMOVED
II TO the northeast corner of Enst Bay. aud
Fraser's Wharf, where NC shall be pleasetfto ace
our friends and offer our well assorted. stock OF
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, 6o, oil -,
sept II limo W. ~ CLACIUS 4 WITTE.
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Go Rent.

YNO RENT. GENTLEMEN CAN OBJ
Il TAIN furnished ROOMS, pleasantly situated
by applying at No. 40 Beaufain street.
septic THU ....,
ITO RENT, a LARGE STORE IN KING
Il STREET. Apply to II. II. RAYMOND, cor
ner OF Hattery and Water street. scpt25 stuth
'rl1O. RENT, A GENTEEL RESIDENCE
= In Calhoun street, @ rooms, 3 pIaZzas, els.
tern, gas &c., &c. Apply to a.. O., tMcGfLLI-
NHAl, Real Estate Agent, No. 20 Broad street.
Oct2
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u. n OFFICERS
JOHN B. GORDON, President.
D. u. hull, d. L. CoLQUIrr, vIce.presldents.
a. 4AUsTELL, E.,HoLLAED, Finance Committee.
W. C. aronnis, secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ATLANTA, GA.-John B. Gordon, A. Austell. F.
W. Holland, ]. +. Alexander J. H. Galloway, ].
N. Johnson. ~ -. ,s.- ,,-.
ATHENS, CAB. c. Yancey, BENZ. II. Hill, Rob.
ert Thomas. A.. ,r....t.
COLUMBIA, s. C.-wade Hampton.
AUGUSTA, GI.-c. II. PhlnIzy, Edward Thomas. !.
MADISON, GA.-D. E. Butler -
wAsnINaros. GG:a-Robert Toombs. a
, CuTHBERT, CAB. J. Smith,.
NEWTON, GA.-A. II, Colqutt.
I. CHARLOTTE, n. c.--wm. Johnston.
' ALLENDALE, 8. -B-J,Wllllngham.
GREENSBORO, n. C.-wi A. Caldwell.
j. H. MILLER, GENERAL AGENT,
Jl-a Augusta, Ga.
..5.. s. Y. TUPPER, RESIDENT AGENT,
.l-Dhr..
p.e Charleston, s. c..
q: y; pEsAUssuRE, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
augl9 2mosDkC E. aJ:. ~
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A TPRIYATE SALE, A NEW AND WELL,
IA. JJullt WOOD FLAT, 5oNI8 feet, will carry 30
cords OF wood, or seventy tons OF phosphate. AI.
ply 10 Ryan TOMBSTONE, No. 80 Broad street.
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O. "R.D.IA'N NUT UAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
be- 4f N Ews 0aRK. az
ORGANIZED IN 1850.
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4 Jnsnrancc.
8 ". 7 II ER N
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PURELY a SOUTHERN INSTITUTION

insures Lives and promptly adjusts nnd pays
Losses. Its principal business ls;&ith Southern
states, and to them It appeals for patronage. 1t
has ample medns to fsaly protect policy holders
and pay all losses.
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ENOR SALE, TIE NEW AND COMbiO-
~ DiOUS yacht MARY ELLA, capacity, o tons,
IN complete order. For terms, &C., apply TO It'd
CLANCY CO., Npt 1ll East bay. 80
'sept30 thstu6 .'' 60
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ALL POLICIES NoN!FoRFEITAB BILE. ~
HALE LOAN TAKEN NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND tr1FTYl 50 PER oKNr. ~.
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EOR SALE, A sLOOP IN COMPLETE
IL running order; capacity thirteen hundred
bushels rice. Apply to KNOX, DAILY & co. No.
16o Meeting street. octI 90 -
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DTS. RAoUL LyNAH,
rr,
CORNER KING AND MARKET STREETS.
septl7 smoa
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Wanis.

WANTED TO HIRE, A GOOD BOAT
w HAND. Apply ut No. 10 Wentworth
street. ut 8 a. NJ. or 5 to 1 L. NJ. oct5 2
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Cincinnati Market,

~. .sI = CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.
FLoUR-Unehanged family IS 25a
81 90; extra a 75a5 90. 90
GRA1N.-Wheat-1n but limited de-
mand at 81 05al 10 for Nos. 2 and l red
winter. Corn-Scarce and very firm al
$50 for old ear; new sells at zoe, but II
ls not dry enough yet to shell, Oats
Steady at 50a65u. Rye-Dull at S5c.
Barley-DulI, but prices UNCHANGED.
CorTDooN-unchanged and quiet; mid-
TOBACCO Scarce and firm as full
prices.
WH1sKY-Firmer at 81.
PRovIsIoNs.-Mes Pork-Dull; new
offered at $50; no sales. Bulk Meats
Held firmly at l2kc for shoulders and
16hal6<c tor clear rib and clear sides
packed.
LARD-In good demand and prices
higher; sales 800 tIerces ut l6Hc for
prime steam; kettle held ut l7Hc, and
small lots sold at this rate.
Hods-Active and higher; ull sold
closing at $40 to $40 '65; receipts 1850
Green meats firm and active ut IL, Il
and lJHc; holders at the close asked u
shade higher, but did not succeed In
getting any further advance.
., BuTrER-Quiet and unchanged; fresh
CHBEsE-Flrm and In good demand
at l7<Hl9c.
Eaus-Scarce and advanced 10 $50.
OILs.-Linseed OIl-Dull ut gOa92c,
Lard Oll-Sl 33al 81: Petroleum-33a
$50 for refined.
neutrality-suspicious. and
htm at lSHal6c for raw. COtlee-Sieady y
at l91ia24Xc.
GoLD-l26X buying.
EXoHANdE-l-l0 discount buyiug.
MoNEY-Mafket close ut 9AlO per cent,
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new York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
CATTLE-Total beeves CLIO, OF which
$500 were on sale to-day; the market Is
better, and another 1<c Is added, max
ing an advance Of Nalc. Daring the
week nearly all the cattle were sold, the
good droveS carly, but the thin cattle
dragged. There were l,100 State cattle,
very many Of them old COWS, oxen and
little heiters; these sold slowly at lOa
lSo. A drove OF 140 fat Kentucky cattle,
~ cwt., sold at 1i1Ial01fc; 81 fair Ohio,
6A cwt., l4a1bNc; $50 thin Texans, q
cwt., lie; 80 State mixed cattle, AZ cwt,,
1Oal21<c; 20 Illinois, scant cwt., 12hc.
The range OF the market was from 10
to 16kc, averaging 14Sc. THU cattle
will sell poorly the rest OF the week
only, the stock being wanted for
Thanksgiving.
SHRBP AND LAMDS-Total number
50, 500, with $500 which have arrived
for 70 days trade. They are not all
selling, but fat stock has advanced Hc:
choice 10 extra sheep are selling at Ia
7Hc; good at &c; and poor at 4a5c,
Lambs are worth little more than
sheep, ranging from 6k to 7Xc; sales
OF AGAR OF Ohio lambs, 6S lbs, Ike; car
OF coarse 70 lbs. Iowa sheep. Axe; 100
lat State sheep, liz lbs, Ike; car OF
poor, SO lbs, DO.
Hods-Are doing better with 1890
for the week, and 80 cars to-day. They
have advanced to lOal2c alive, and l3a
1SAc dressed; sales OF q car OF Illinois,
l96 lbs, l0hc: a car IA lbs. Ohio, l0Mc;
q car 2lO lbs. Illinois, l0Ho.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
lBy Telegraph
New York Money and stock Market.
NPvu vopR Noy JE

~" AOAAA AASAgS NAAA HASSSA AAtAA AASNS
NEW York, Nov. 10.
There was considerable shifting OF
call loans In stocks, which, In connec.
ton with the fact that there was little
more on leading railway shares, caused
q more active demand for money late
In the day. Between 2 and O'Clock
the Inquiry from stock, brokers was
more active than for long time, al.
though there was no appearance OF
Btringency, General rate for call loans
per cent. The discount market was
quiet without perceptlble change; street
rates 10 10 l6 per cent for prime names,
and IL 10 "a for single name paper In
mercantile circles. There 10 o growing
feeling against the banks generally for
accommodating Wall street Rpeculators
freely on call, and at the same time
cutting down the merchants In their
accommodations In the discount line.
This action meets With no little Censure
from merchants, and steps are being
taken to remedy the evil. .y.....
The Express says, a project is on foot
TO start 0 bank with twenty million
dollars capital, for the sole purpose oi
dlscounting business paper. 1t is HLa.
ted that some prominent German
capitalists have slgnltled their will
inRness TO subscribe ave mil
lions OF capital stock to such a
bank. The same paper says some
prominent dry goods commission
houses are TO retire from business,
owing to the fact that their capital does
not return sufficient. On the other
hand IL Is announced that some firms
with large means, including Both com.
mission and jobblng houses, are 10
quit the dry goods trade and start
banking business In Wall street.
sTERL1Nd-Dull, but firm at 10s7sa
100N. !"
.GoLD-Flrmer, but quiet; opened al
l26A, ciosedIat 127al271Si carrying rates
6a6h per cent.