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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-27

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The New York herald., 1869-01-04

From the Georgetown tKy.D Times, Dec 2sj
dinculty occurred In this place on Christmas
morning between Rhodes Smith, son OF Dr. w. A.
Smith, and Johnnie Morrison, son OF ex-Judgc J. q.
Morrison, In which pistols were used, the former
being shot just above the hip, the course Of the ball
not being certainly known as y has been impossible
as yet 70 prone tne wvunn morrlson ives ~ cfi. y.
his recovery. The latest Information represents his
condition as somewhat more favorable. smith WAS
put under arrest by the Marshal and had an examn-
ing trial before Judge Thompson, commencing on
Monday morning. Al the writing OF this, Yesterday
noon, the trial was still IN progress some thirty
twenty-five OF the number on the part OF the COM
monwealth. Smith Is defended by General John b.
Huston and Captain James r. CantrIIl; Ex-Governor
Robinson, Judge J. NJ. shepard and w. > Darnaby.
County ATTORNEY. conducting the prosecution.
The New York herald., 1869-01-04

nearly the same as individual reports with the diff
ference that all the names OF the stockholders are
required well as report OF their private means,
together with the null statement OF the company's
means credit and standing.
Ratings are represented by letters or figures, and
sometimes by BOTH They are used for the books
principally as general reference, and also used ON
all written special reports In writing reports for
offices the report Is very much abbreviated. For
subscribers every word is written out IN fun.
constant correspondence Is daily kept through
out the districts connected with each 0filce, and
changes are being constantly made IN the various
ports. Notwithstanding the Immense amount ofcare
ana trouble TAKEN II Is next to fmp0ss BILE to be per-
fect, Tor unavoidable mistakes will happen, no matter
how careful superntendents and agents may be; but
the general approximation Is In the main, correct,
and can be relied upon. 10 make douoy sure, every
district Is visited In person several time year. and
thus very thorough revision be obtained OF the
reports OF business men.
FEW STATISTICS.
For the wholesale merchant and jobber these agen-
cies are great auxiliary to the successful prosecu
MAINTAINING them Is not large, we Will give few
statistics which may prove OF interest Let us take
the expense OF one oftne New York agencies for the
year 1867. The main office and twenty i've sub.
onlces dependent upon 1t require the following
ttems Of expense:-Salaries OF superintendent,
travelling expenses OF agents, $4,000; postage,
S2250o; expressage, $500; telegraphng, So, 100;
stationery, printing and binding, $4,000; office
furniture and rent, $4,000; incidental expenses,
such as fuel, gas, subscriptions for magazines
and papers, $4,000 making . sum total OF the an
the receipts OF the offices are large they not
In proportion to the expenses as 1t requires rigid
sys EN- or economy and watchfuness to make such
an Institution moneyed success.
The New York herald., 1869-01-04

Wheat remained quiet hut steady without essential vara
%on mon which j. nossssed not being either export
20: %,;S :s..: sss y y nm; y
i S.ssi: aa % So ior NEW %.sd is
.nd .9 y for price
81 %
mn SssIaarsTS. @ 1s H a %.rss .Aspsh quiet. n.
ssrpoo GSrFas sashss whoa. sS 4 IA
csr % Sc a. 10 Sos eSss. %
snd - do bacon Al sA TO dlAsgow s bushss a
Csrs = a% and Nominal a. S.,
shppins Is Tor rc,aii lots 81 Is ii Is Tor long rye
Hops wsSs and weak a. isc 300 for prm. and
choice grades l9c sc for fair TO good do and 10 loo
dull bu. Arm. =. iAo. Ike, gold,
last quotations. OF New Orleans ~ Sss sold q
E4yA srosss :g. re- .urgenUs q, The mari. make, ":
SS Sss. fa y gsrs % ".rr . ,se:
~ s; p.. T. c .ssia ao ss ss wilmington H
oTs~Lns.sd was dun steady CSC. 81 Q, in c..s.
and bbls, while other kinds were DUH but unchanged in
Psov1mos.- Receipts. sss sels pork ose o. beef .
dull bs, rm 81 .he gsee. current ~. Thur.day y,
and x9s 70 A2a FOR March, Total stock old and Ian.
1884, Ga bb corresponding date last MONTH II ssd
hogs though quiet Arm al is'Sc islc. for Western
and 1ac for city Live hogs were scarce and 6rm ~
lOc with arrivals Of 100 head. Reef steady with mod
crsc demand the sale. being 10 hbs at w $ Tor plain
and new, january Iss $500 PACKAGES corresponding
date last month 9ia packages; corresponding date Lass
year, 63037 paekagea- Tcrce beef In demand and
steady, aud sAes reported Of $50 ercs At aa7 R0
nrm with sales OF s bbs !, ss ss Gut meats though
f2sss .fns af% FOR rtS ao & sy
16c for picked hams sc smoked do and lsSc i've
u We quote Long clear ilc ibc Short dos
hsc. Hc. long rib hc Ave short do IsSc. 1bc.
The market for lard though quiet strong the sales
900 psckares At 16c l7c for No prime steam and
PrraoLruM- Receipts 1889 bbls. and ssss DO.
crude The allow sale upon the In.
Of sesa The sales 800 bbs IN bully
q isc At which the market closed strong with holder. OF.
c for standard white Sales runorei Of 5000 bb
standard white from January TO March ooo each monhl
0Nc In PhiAdelphia the market dull and nominal
t3oc For Jannsry, February and March delivery, i,o
Rcs CarolIna was quiet but steady a sNa skc..
suaxsyThers was no demand Of consequence to-day foe
and the sales wsre only about ss hhd par At os
ions, ns@sly.,ic io iei ssir % GOOD rsanins taSs.
In the busincsa light prices steady, howe
ever, st sc. ike for hard llko. for soft whites
s 60, ss- s. ann snd sus s , s 4 4 81 :.rs = M .os
duty paid Grass dull ~ former quotations naeY a
Clover l1kc Shc Timothy. %; rough nan, % % " ~
rALiow was dull but prices were unchanged. The sasa
WI nse 's. c ts. IN. m.rs was dur A.s
bsins but little demand and pricss heavy. sssss -
bbls, at poc. ~, duty paid.
The New York herald., 1869-01-04


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERAID:-
One OF the most prolific Of small wit on the
part Of our friends in England N the hberaty with
which Elm United States scatter titles broadcast
Every man is either an "Honorabie- or "General,v
or, at all events, Colonel with us. am induced
to these reflections by seeing the persistence with
which the newspapers win insist upon giving title
to tho gentleman who at present represents the
Court OF st. James here. II seems to be considered
iafrd DIG. to speak OF him less than knight and
accordingly Mr.. Thornton 10 duly chronicled
as 'sir Edward Thornton" greatly, doubt
he regards II as sort Of American bre.
vet rank. Mr.. Thornton Is not knight.
he thd class IN The ofer II which q cass se there are
J25 members, and the honor OF that class does not
carry with u any prefix to the name. The two
tKnlghts Grand Cross and K. @. b. (iSnghts Com
manders, carry with them the title OF s'sirn IL IL a.
Times asserted when Mr. Thornton was appointed
Minister to washington that be would not be sue
cess, ~ he was not lord or at least knight. our
newspapers giving Mr.. Thornton rank which he
does not possess certainly gives color 70 the Of
the London paper at our expense. Iset me say
Of 9th the United states might possibly Appreciate 's he
sending OF nobleman here would be that knowing
me the E.ss PsCs pay to pn sg
Of England TO send what they consider their rst
coup ifnent And In this aspect Of the case the
selection would he alike crcdtabie 10 that country
and to ms. or course Mr.. Thornton must have
learned long before this that the vulgar idea Of the
Times that he has not much infiuence and posi-
tion here as II he were twice lord s utterly without
foundation.
May ! enter my feeble protest against another
abuse which you, gentlemen Of the press are 10
blame for In no small degreef ] mean the absurd
manner In which almost every man who holds al
most any kind Of an Office Il dubbed "a "Honora.
be.v Formerly the prefix "Hon." was only extended
10 Cabinet Minister'S United states Senators and
bers OF Congress- together with Judges Of the United
states Supreme Court Now II " freely given 10
members Of state Legislatures and even heads Of
bureaus in the departments. Nay you can scarcely
| pick up . newspaper but you Will see the name
| OF some local pontician prefxed with "Hon.r All
this Is only contrary TO the genius Of our
insttu0ns but In the worst posslne taste, TO say
nothing Of IL intense vulgarity the title or prefix
OF sHOn.n ID unknown TO our laws. The highest
| oficer In our government Is designated, with .
grand simplicity, 1.-The President" and all such
brevet htles as isHonorabieu whether applied To
senator or Q thieving ward politician. are absurd,
vulgar and contrary 70 our form OF government II
We must indulge In ttics let rs go the whole hog y
and, eInulattn6 the example OF Hayti let ~ have
| those OF the highest rank-the Duke OF Log Cabin,
the karl Of ShOddy the Marquis OF sweet Potato che
viscount Whtskoy Ring &c.
The New York herald., 1869-01-04
the SOUTHERN carToN MAaxErs.

WILMINGTON, n. O., Jan. lseA
Spirits .urpensas steady - 1se.
Cotton nrm purchasers restricted by light STOCK
sales, to bass mldanss, nc. rscspss l,1o< bales an
80 AuousrA. Ga. Jan. O. laD.
Cotton market opened quiss and closed strong. Sales
bales receipts, ia bales; middngs, Mo, hoden AK
Ing sc. - .
SAVANNAH, Ca. Jan. T. 1s6Q.
for two days. 1o bales receipts, s<ee hacs middnsa
26c expors coaswiss, e,660 bass 70 the continent ss0
baaaL
mrnpnrs, Tepn, Jan. 2, 1891.
exports $50 bales eceipts Of the week. ss2 bales an
ports, 3,s66 bales; stock, 3,1es bnIes-
Cotton sa,ss yesterday TOO bales m2ding a. sSNc 2sc
rsceips 2t77 bales; exports ASH bales sales today,
bales Market closed nrm to-day II 2<Ac asc reeeips
NEW OvLxANe, Jan. O. 1852
CottonThe market irregular and esscr than yesterday.
Middlings closed firm 3can advance OF Nc. thres
days. prices sales 1890 bAics receipts to-day eno bales
receipts Thursday evening and yesterday, 73 bales
uorts talcs
The New York herald., 1869-01-04
AmealcAx diplomacy.
Ex-sccrctnry stanton On the Nccessity for Z
Vigorous Diplomatic Policy.


Vigorous Diplomatic Policy.
washington dec. 2p correspondence Of the Cncin-
natl Commercially
learn from good authority, vouChnafed me Mt the
State Department, that secretary seward despairs
Of March that ends hrs oiiicaI existence. The Ray
old Revcrdy with HIS everlasting tak and public
banqucts, has completely Knocked the neRotiations
TO take the advantage and had the matter been kept
unIct 10 might have succeeded. But public opinion
has driven our venerable diplomat OF the state De-
parimcnt 10 demand for better terms. and tho time
IL too shor for further negotiations OF any sort.
'The fact Is, the time has come" said Mr.. stanton
the other day. "whcn the interests and dignity VI
our government call for some other foreign policy
than that Of cowardice. While non.intersention -
vention ready TO strike. and not beg, when our IA.
erests are touched. We have been too long regarded
a nation OF Ahopkeepers, willing 70 suffer wrong
and put up with insult rather Tran be at tho expense
or war. tbs Ia paying premium on AgRression,
and we cannot get our rights or command respect
SO long ~ II Continues. II y time 10 run up the
American nag and not keep u locked away In lega-
eycs OF tho inilatci Nor should Il 10
nourfsncd ~ ~ over the barricadcs In Cadz
the other day, for which the press here II
there ~ an American Consul. with the American
flag A more than can maze out. I am willing 10
bet that ri the moment DO appeared, the republi.
cans were giving the loyailss sound throshng. III
venture 70 say that II the truth could be known
II Il The old story. Tho noineut diplomatic agent
OF ours reaches the shore Of Europe he softenn
into an humble admlrer OF despotc governments
ana II he brings out our dag u IA IN behalf o
mles While the utmost prudence and cautious wis.
dom should be exercised IN treating these compile
Gated questions connected with foreign afnirs 10
n our interest and will prove good economy IN time,
10 make these governments realize that we ere ~
ready 10 strike for our rights ~ we were willing Ia
stake our existence ON TIC suppression OF domestic
lnsurrectlon.n
The New York herald., 1869-01-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Jan. 8. 1859.
The week in WAN street was dull one, the great in
terest centrng In tho OF money. which the
last day OF the year was marked by one period OF
great stringency as has prevailed In q long time.
During the activity just previous to the October
quarterly statement OF the banks the stock gamblers
produced an ARTIFICIAL stringency by the locking up
OF greenbacks," and money was then undoubtedly
as stringent as it well could be without producing
general disaster and ruin. 1t win be remarked that
1t did result the breaking Of the stock market and
the failure Of several stock houses. But the activity
OF the present time Is not assisted by any artificial
agency ana IL the natural result Of the contraction
of the banks for the December statement. Indeed,
the same men who plotted to make money "ught"
In october just as anxious TO have II easy,
for they all sTong'' Of stocks They cannot sell,
on the one hand nor do they care. the other. to
pay the extreme rates OF interest Again. there has
been heavy drain OF currency to tho South to
pay for the cotton which has been coming
~ steadily to the seaboard. A comparison
of receipts for the period since September /,
tho beginning OF the'cotton season, shows an in
crease this season OF over 100 900 bales The great
est activity prevailed on Thursday. when as high as
u to y per cent per day was bid for the use OF
money. A relaxation was quite confidently ex-
pected on Saturday, but IL did not come, the rate
prevailing at the close being a n which was the
quotation In the Long Room, where money is now
dealt In as regularly any security on the general
list. The fact is. the money which expected in
the way OF interest," dividends and the ike has not
found Its way back again into the street into the
banks. The various trust and savings Institutions
have also been compelled to call In quite large line
OF ther loans In order to have funds by them with
which to meet the demands of dep0sitors. In THO
savings banks, In particular. large margin is ne
cessary this season, when there is such general
practice Of lifting both the principal and interest
Money Is passing fr0m large capitalists and corpora
tons to small holders, and during the period Of
transition win OF course be without influence upon
the market It viii soon return, however, through
investments and re-deposits, TO the banks, and be
again united IN the general currents Of business.
The weekly statement Of the associated banks Is
very favorable doubtless owing to the additional
necessity which they under to prepare for the
quarterly statement to the Comptroller Of the Cur
rcncy. The figures, the differences and the COM
parlson Of with liabilities are set forth fol-
The New York herald., 1869-01-04

A nne opportunity Is thus Afforded the stock
gambling banks-and there are more than few such
in the cityto expand In the interest Of their officers
and friends who are long Of Erie, Central and the
naming speculative stocks II the institution which
locked up greenbacks for the Erie clique win now
change its policy and dispense currency freely "a
its reserve permits there will be gala times In Wall
street, ana Erie and Central, which are 80 heavy
win 20 or like hot cakes.
There was a sharp advance in gold on the nrst
business day Of the year-the result OF the more
warlikc news from Europe and OF extensive "cover-
ingn by the shorts" who had sold In the declining
market OF the beginning OF the week. The price
went as high as l35H-an advance Of X from the
lowest figure Of the day. The rise is all the more re
markable as the payment OF the government coupons
contributed about s6,ooo,oo0 to the market,
42,00o.0o0 Of which, win have been seen by the
statement found It's ~ into the banks. The price
subsequently receded to 135h. The highest and
lowest prices OF gold during the week were as
fnllows-
The New York herald., 1869-01-04
sEw YORK STATE GOVERNMENT FOR 1863.

The following named gentlemen compose the State
government for the year 1889, and by o-morrow all
Of them will have entered upon the exercise OF their
respective o1cial duties and functions. The Cover
nor and State ocers were formally installed the
1st instant, and the State Legislature with assemble
ana proceed to organize In the Capitol at Albany at
noon tomorrow, the swearing In of members the
cctton Of Speaker OF the Assembly, Clerk and other
ofncerA and the appointment OF committees being
the first business to be disposed or
The New York herald., 1869-01-04

SATURDAY, Jan. 2-SP. n.
Asnra-Reccips II packages. Pot dull but steady,
at ~ rs 81 SIN while pearl dull and heavy rs SIX
a.
al our last quotations The sales as,0
verance and 200 do Mario Hsydorn H. private terms
Other descriptions were dun and nominal.
CoTToN.--Receipts Gla7 bales The demand
active and largo business contaminated and nd
prices 70 the extent OF tc ID was establishes
offerings The sales were iSo bales Including ato ar
rive of which 2s0e for export 326n spccu!Auon
0Os for spinning and I, $50 were IN transit wc quote:
Ullvm'.ani Mn'rsn.d Nee 0r'eans
The New York herald., 1869-01-04

FLOUR dRAINRcceipts s6Ha bbls four 40 bushels
wheat $500 DO corn aud 800 do malt Flour b
and the exporters st held OF bidmg low. though without
Of inducing much " concession There
inquiry FOR city nonr FOR shpmcnt the West
India islands but business light California -four
dull and nominal The sales 6A0O bhs Southern
hard to rrespectiva Of The sass
$50 bbs Rye -four dull and heavy though prices
unchanged. saies ll0 bhls Corn meal DUH but
The New York herald., 1869-01-04

Inc investment demand IOr government DOnuS
which comes at the periods Of the beginning Of fresh
interest has hardly been felt In the street yet In
the morning OF Saturday the market was dull and
at noon weak; but there was some inquiry In the
afternoon. and prices closed better following be-
Ing the quotations. In o frm market, ut halfpast
four oclock:United States skies, 1881, registered,
1905 o 1os1<; do do, coupon, 1l1h 1111; 5-20s,
registered, 100 1o6k; do. coupon, 1862, 1l1K
III Il; do do, 1854, 107I 10s do DO. 1895, 10s
1osss; do do, new. 1895, 1o7 lo7x do do, 1857,
1o7l4 lo7's; do. do 1898, 1o7k 1o7k; do, lo4os,
registered, lo21G ioa,S; do do, coupon, LOG looH.
Currency bonds, sox q e9k.
The stock market in the 1rst portion OF tho week
was quito animated and large sales were made Of
the principal speculative securities. These were by
the cliques, who are now oil working harmoniously
together New York Central sold mp to 1oox, Pacific
Mail to 1907 and Rock Island 20 121K. Heavy real-
cations weakened prices and the cliques had TO no Ia
OF. The strength OF the market with the stringency
IN money 40 pressing. Is one Of the remarkable mat
ters Of the hour. II shows the ail.abdng faith OF
everybody that there will be an immense rise In
prices just the banks are rid OF the burden
OF thspuarterly statement, ana NAV expand again.
There are few or "bears" In Wall street ats the
present time among the general operators. The
feeling Is almost unanimously bullIsh. On Saturday
the market was quite buoyant ar the last open
board In expectation OF easier money, and
the following quotations prevailcd:-Cumberi riand,
a5n o s9E; Adams Express 4sk o lsx; Mer.
chants Union Express, AH . l5K; Quick
silver, 22x . 2sjs; Canton, lok . 10; Mari
posa preferred, 10 l9k; Pacific Mall, 1894 11sK;
Western Union Telegraph. 337s "a; New York
Central, 1897 100; Erie, ak q SIX; do, pre-
fcrred, % q 90; Hudson River, 1A . 134K;
Harlem, l3l; Reading, 9Tx o ss; Bankers and
Brokers' 90 pd; Alton and Terre Hautc, preferred,
90 bid; wabash, box 59,s; do, preferred n; MIL
waukee and st. Paul, osx os,<; do, preferred sok
a sels; Fort wayne, 1i3H ia; Ohio and MIssis-
sippi sa,S q s4A; Michigan Southern ssk q ssk;
Pittsburg, Sax . sax; Toledo, 1oi a io1x; Rock
island I2ox 12o,s; Northwestern, sax q s2&; 40,
preferred, SAN o san; Boston, Hartford and Erie,
20 bid. The looked for relief not coming weaker
feeling prevailed Mt the prospect OF paying interest
for carrying over TO Monday and at the close stocks
were pressed for sale, the following quotations
ruling on the street. In weak market, at half
past four o'clock:-New York Central, 1907
1sex; Fort Wayne, 1isI 113k; Rock Island,
11oys 40; Northwestern, SIX a siA; North
western preferred s3s. sss<; Toledo, 1918 asked:
st. Paul. cox a 70; IT. Paul preferred, ssR 80;
ohio and Mississippi, o3s. AK; Pacific Nai lio,s
1lek.
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