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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-06
So thought l, when I heard the fOun-
tain play.

So thought l, when l heard the foun
tain play.
-=OccdsioHdL
T was beautiful to stand and watch
The fountain. crystal turn to gems,
And from the sky such eolors catch,
As if I were raining diadems;
But this, with all its charming grace,
Cannot my shabby Hat replace.
Dear is to me the little stream,
Whose unimprisoned waters run
Wild as the changes of dream,
By rock and glen, through shade and sun;
But dearer still than all the rest,
Is one Of Vain and Walkers Best.
Flowers on its grassy margin spring,
Fish in its eddying circles play,
Birds midst the alder branches sing,
Flocks through the verdant meadows stray,
And Maud looks up with sweetest smile
At my new Hattie latest style.
WAN & WALKER,
HATTERS AND FURRIERS,
oct96-tf "a Public Square.
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Nashville Flour and Grain MARK e

FLOUR-Market steady. We quote as follows
Supers S. 25,GS6; single extra Sc 25G6 20; double
extra Sc 5Oa6 IS; family 81; fancy s..
CORN MEAIl-We quote at 81 D bushel fOI
loose unbolted, and s. . barrel for city kiln
dried.
WHEAT-we report sales to-day Of COO bushels
amber and red mixed at 81 % In depot
CORN-SmaI lots coming in, and sales OF lOOs
from wagon at 90c.
oATs-sales of 800 bushels at 55c, sacked ans
delivered in depot.
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View YORK General markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Cotton heavy, and &c lower
sales Of 300 balesi upiands 25i6c- Flour s. log
s. Wheat winter red, 81 40ta1 Az. Corn,
sound, 81 O0@1 %. Whisky dull, at 81 ll@1 IA
Rice dull Coffee quiet. Sugar easier; Cuba IL = g
II Lc Mnlasses dnll.
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premium GoOds-NeIV supply


seal-skin CATERS, French calf CATERS,
stitched boots with box toes, ladies' glove
kid, bottom and front, lace walking boots
all the best make and warranted-by
WNsTEAD Bios,
nov5-9t No. 81, Sewanee Block.
New and Elegant Bohemian Toilet
Sets.
The cheapest and most elegant toilet sets
in the city can be obtained from W. d.
Kline. druggist, Masonic Hall Call no'0
and make your selections before the assort-
mani iS brotan nov3 1w
Coon black alpaca, 30 cents yard, at
the Trade Palace, No. ii Public Square.
If JOIN GILGAN & Co.
BL.SKErs and fannels, cheap, at the
Trade Palace. No. "A Public Square.
novotf JOHN GnGAN d Co.
T. Ladies and Gentlemen.
Now is the time to have pair OF pre-
MUM boots and ladies walking boots, made
by the Premium Boot and Shoe Makers IN
the city. Leave your measure at
WrNsTEAD BROTHERS,
No. 81, Sewanee Block,
nov5-3t College street.
BARGAINS in Atwood casimeres, at the
Trade Palace. No. IA Public Square.
novo-H JOHN GILGAN & CO.
French CHINA TEA SETS, plain and deco
rated, at reduced prices at
MCKEE & ToNEYs,
5 Cherry St, opposite Maxwell House.
noy5 1w
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Cnh RIesa Him.

On the 10th of July last, the Peabody
Institute, raised by his own munihcence, II
Danvers. Mass, his native town, was form
ally dedicated in the presence of the Late
George Peabody Robert G. Winthrop
made the address on the occasion snd
Oliver Wendell Holmes read the following
verses:
Bankrupt-our pockets inside out!
Empty of words to speak his praises!
Worcester and Webster up the spout
Dead-broke Of Mandatory phrases!
But why with howery speeches tease,
With vain superlatiyes distress him?
Has language better words than these:
The friend Of all his race, God bless hint!
A simple prayer-but words more sweet
BY human lips were never uttered,
Since Adam left the country-seat
Where angel wings around him huttered.
The old look on with tear-dimmed eyes,
The children cluster TO caress him,
And every voice unbidden cries:
Tie friend Of all his race, God bless hi6t!
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~. Louis Mutual Life Insurance
Company.

Company.
TIE LEADING LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE WEsr.-Assets 81, 500, 900 Eighteen
thousand policies already issued. RESERVE
SECURE and AMPLE Issues policies on the
most liberal and approved plans, and de-
clares dividends annually upon the contri-
button plan.
Agency Office, IS Public Square, Nash
vile, Tenn. JOHN II. BOND, Agent.
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The Nashville Bible Society viii celebrate
its 47th anniversary on Sunday evening
Nov. IA, at y o'clock, at the First Presby-
terrain Church. The ministers of the van
GUS churches are requested to omit their
usual services at that hour, that their con-
gregations may be allowed to attend.
JOHN NJ. GAUT, Secy.
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vRK, Nov. 5.-Cotton quiet at 1857 ahoat
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-MOney easier and steady,
| at 6Ga7 per cent on call chiefly inside. Sterling
| dull and heavy 8A9S7E. Gold hrmer, opening at
| I26k declining TO 1869, closing at l27k9127'S-
| Carving rates 5(a7 per cent to fat. Government
bonds shade frmer. State bonds weak; old Ten
nessees 5qL new II. The Assistant Treasurer sold
81 900 of gold in one lot at 126 76-lO0 stocks
after second call, became heavy; governments de
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-06

Gold opened in New York yesterday at 126E a;
and closed at 12TL. Dealers here were paying
127 and holding at 128
Exchange on New York is taken by the banks at
&c discount and sold by them at par q 3 premium
Government securities were quoted in New York
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lust Received.

A large lot of Arabs, plaids, colored and
black alpacas, and general dry goods,
which we will sell at satisfactory prices.
Come and see us.
novG-tf BEECH, MANLovE q Co.
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Facts for the Ladies.

1 earned over 5000 in a year, with one
needle, on a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
machine. Mrs. PARKER.
NEW YORK. move ltd&w
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BEECH, AIANLovE & Co.

The cold, chilly winds of December will
soon be on hand, and as We love to see the
ladies well protected, we would advise them
to call at Douglas & Solomon's, No. %
North Cherry, opposite Maxwell House,
and examine their new stock of fancy furs.
noy6 If
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rrE JOHNSON BANQUET.

-Tesaacssco Sovercigns at the stacey
House.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Nov. observation-disclosures for money
933s on account 93A. American securities quiet
and steady Five-twenty bonds IS, s2A do 81,
s3sE do 81, S33I; 10-40s, 7715.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.-United States bonds s9ll9
S9k.
PARIS, Nov. 5.-Bourse dull; rentes If 2Ie-
LIVERPOOL, Nov 6-COtton sales for the week
l06 900 bales including 10000 on speculation and
"a 900 for expectation; receipts Of the week A. O0O
bales including II, 900 American; stock on hand IL
estimated at s9s 900 bales including 81 900 Amsri
can; amount at sea 34l 900 bales, Of which 60 OOO
are American Market to-day steady; middlng
uplands, 12bd; Orleans, 124d; sales 1000 bales.
Manchester market less favorable. Breadstuffs-
receipts of wheat for three days IS 900 bushels OF
which 10000 were American. California white
wheat, los Sd; red Western, 90 Al; red winter,
o. Al Flour, 23s. Corn, mixed, 29s. Oats, 81 Cd.
Peas, As. Pork lbs.
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A LARGE invoice of hosiery. An attrac-
tive stock of prints. Fashionable linen
sets Popular colors i'll kid gloves. Fine
linen collars at 10 cents, just received at
move If BEECH, MANLovE & Cos.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-06

CARPETS, oil cloths, mattings, Damask,
ETC., in store and being received by
roy6 If BEECH, MANLovE & Co.
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REVENUE STAMPS

o
The National Savings Company have made ar
rangeInents to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rates, discount payable
in stamps, viz;
on purchasers under $40. ....... Par
On purchasers Of so or 2 per cent. dis
On purchasers of $50 or more. ~ per cent. dis
On purchasers of 800 or more. .3A per cent. dis
On purchasers of 500 or more AZ per cent. dis
On purchasers Of $500 or more. AZ per cent. dis
On purchasers Of $1,000 or more. AZ per cent. dis
All orders must be accompanied by the money or
check for the amount Stamps viii be sent by
mail or express as directed
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TEE COTTON MARKETS.

Selma, Ala, Nov. }.
The market was quiet but firm. The demand
principally for low middlings which was quoted at
23c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rHE SECRET OF REAUTN

HI 4 SEthEE UE bEAO
Lies in the use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the
Complexion.
Roughness, Redness, Blotehes, Sunburn, Freekles
and Tan disappear where it is applied, and a beau
tiful Complexion Of pure satin-like texture is OBJ
tanned. The plainest features are made to glow
with Healthful Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the thing
that produces these effects, and any lady can Sc
cure it for Is cents at any of our stores.
To Preserve or Dress the Hair use Lyons Ka-
.Lfro nov6-eOdIw d&w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-06

We are authorized to announce d. G. Clark as a
candidate for Revenue Collector of Davidson coun-
ty, at the ensuing March election. sel9 tide
By the solicitation Of many friends, hereby an
nounce nv name as a candidate for Revenue Col
lector of Davidson county, at the March election,
1870 GEORGE Greer
, 1869-04-20

drteseod 70 postrone their enforcement Until The Is,
day Ut July. la1.
In tho ueantime Il |. expected that as sra1-r 'rts.
prompt application lnnd their respective
thoee falling ~ do will be podtFey peohiblsu from
Transporting merchandise In ond after the expiration
The period nalncd ! all+ very Trspccu unlJ,,
The following Instructions have been ssued ftom the
Treasury Department 1t Warrington:
An epods In bond whether passing from tho Feesel
or other convey ance In which imported to the arc
houEr, OF tro one vcreel cnvry41cc 70 another <
eel or frn the waIrhous on permits fnr
exnttat!on all unclaimed goods and al kools ordered
toshe :ppIat,els stores for viii b: ears
Or and be sudcT the control And direction f
the Inspector Of VcusGi 1saatant stoFekccrE Of the
sorc. - the br and the goods gods order
cd Tor examination, shall Al I'll tmrs he In the custody
Of the eoyeEnsnc9t or its authorized agent. Seh ptr
sons aha ALSO be subject while " employ cd to the
orders Of tho Eoeetor, And will 10 held l.fict com
r!ianee with all the warehouse rules md I.alasons
Will in all cases require u the officers WhtInef
II The see.tl or WAREHOUSE ticket descriptive OF the
merchandise delivered to them. and tGsisnaDog the
stnrt, vtsc1 r otr place to Which H. Is to be taken
which ticket they will rctnn t, the ottcff from whom
II" merchandhe was rtccived duly rece!ptcd b. the
otterF to whom euch uerc1zndlsc may hare been dtlls
crd, md will be held lahc for the eAfe conveyance Of
al delivered TO them, and foc tho good con-
dltinn Of Al delivered by them.
They eta11 in all caste convey al merchandise 10
ruird u the to the public Eafc Or as 1oon
u Icaay and for neglect oE reinssi 10 Do "a ca r.
tf{if NJ hA Ill ed y
, 1869-04-20

Boats and raea'ak.ta}
FIodslCis Of forcst {b}.,
-AgrirHhsTr:
Product Of AtImtls {el
Vegetable fctxltd}... .
All Other Agricultural
rrssincA &rt........,
MHnfArtrt1rr (1t.....
Merchandise tsi.
Other articles t9>.....
, 1869-04-20
Marine EcwAs

lean shat Ae.ss wsesssE = Ms ,osh
Prndivile and john EaoeEtk Of Chicago fnr r. corr
III p1oisblS b. cnsascd u the ezala trade between
ii. e
The rsa Il brurf outlae with the schooner Mskeie
!he s1,t ss+terday. il sov oi the tus l. B. johnson
s4oo:WH es MoexT E1SosNThe
which clesrd from Chicago yesterday mosninx had
u HSsfs ss'% 'es
viii Be taken stanitoscc, where Will be plseed On
ssa5a s:sti tug "Ah i" ''se the seens Of tic a's
TO cI1aa r W9oSIspaAr.;IThAs M 1a; A hast Wnisa 7:
tcw az. .necfc Buffalo, Win eiesT ssc1 III. pot on
1i$ias n S:sats ii sst,lnS ih5eaz
5sstsss.y = ~ \ + RsS:lo il
frea chieaso I'll some hsS Wcfs. since aad IL. dastas
"a f "a sSS s'sa 8.
EarTH sn nlr-Adyiee4 from .hi. raat to the 18th
s; as II Il j r ox s - = s:s ss.s
IT.; All s,s los s tes'es Of winter VII b
'1nen Bho1e and nn Ar informed thu. the
propeller LadS FT.ntiin whie isst week
On he s sna eau. S. Il o5oT Belle
s.s viii n.ss hs1s 4 s.
inaties weEc .!,o { t1iains shassste.
troll ..se tha; ota NJ she a e e s:ss!.. ::
h & neh bcsorr tie ii MAJ Ictscg reecsrsi
X ~ fnu Grind Trayeftt cr1oborates the
RErsIiSa AT poo!lss,- B.tee. y.rd The schooner
M E.csn.Ia il brins rrpairt.i and the schooner
p.ul,nr i. nndefruint iiSht rrfs.irs.
H1a'sSS SrStYS = WnrcxNCaEyi1N To SAE1GArpAA-
r.nt,iH irhn.on # ihc ,chuoner Psniue who seIyed
hrrr On Sa:uFday Informs taat on Thuday evc9pe,
tesaa, tsas .nd I'd miles sd i.nd ii; yssse
!sts ~ Jonncs-frrmfhf tunken wTtek Captain
!. II fhe crtanu fl.f thc wreck In question
1a,s ,hst Of .ae t:e.iasr 81 Bird. Tsc Pauline
etruck th' olrtAce en- nt5 Pm e!e; aers. - W tot
r1S<inE Ana t1lT tu stIa this oe.liiT ri
wonia u ea4 49, 40 's2'N@' > ~ 49, 'N''-
LA6 INA .thcnrh ~ m rn..rrfsi saEsncr
a, sS. e,t.t|i-h !es.ei mtn vrre vr1y arm II their
Eisw, Il sst se.s ssnns !. &c y fes con to Pun Uei
hnrCe; = ~. ss r}nsnr srd 1.r fot r,r41
lsisf POI Enearrments tneiuHe nc f.loTvns: Il o.
, 1869-04-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port Of Chicago.

ARRIvED......AptHls Is and 12
smr Alpe1s, Mtlwaukes 10 b1ls -four II brs 'h and
ktmr II antowoc Mi1uaukee, 1so bu wheat md Sun.
stmr Orion Grand Hsvn, s6 brls -four 10 br1t th and
s,mr Comet S. Joscrb 80 bu pot.oes 80 brl, fish md
Prop q Ghatec, saosasuck. GO III ah1asles and
Prop onis1 Pa.hn M,nkeeon. 4ooa tr* 1. cords wood
ss'E T. JeSnson stnSs,ufg !. u & rs 2 ! nlSE sir,
Schr Hesaec Greeley, SauSutuck u N lumber, 10
schz Fss!s: i: Jeecph. q m L ,an4sr ,,.
ss8E ss3T sqe'RGa; T. Riat. s. si Sessrh iG II
SssW TDoa sos Gasas eoas weo
SSE fss5 hisSa & ks5 ss:s 3 sss sis. wood
ehr Meridian; BIsWps EsT; ,7, . gs so5t' wood
f ssaF ArW AoM .apsse P.eXa4as ssi FIR. GO m lumber
Schr Hra Bt!lr; MlwAuk,e, W i go by wheat
Scllf Vermont. S~nss:ek. y il n,nt'er.
$eI sF RsH sa*fst I'd fi"s sSS lumber
Ss S, Ssfs SIT Gra,a .ssp e. 10 o ~ lumber
schr L e irwin. Ausscsoa, il N nubeE. 10 m 'ah n
81! S II bsfs $t S:.;s!d.p: !; s Is n ;I Wood.
setr ei1 Winnic wing Manisr. is n lumber:
Sow Sow Sfdsisas s s haEss .,s = 81 ~ wa id
S-w Planrt. sorth Haven. % els wool.
seow ;s S1u'h Haven ss''h Haven 81 eds bark 10 m
schr % t:ane Cock. sta,kesoa. 10 cds slabs
s.mr M.ritowoc. MsncSoe, s. b1is WhisisE, and sun.
s;@ ;#1 S!s5. SSSeaa, a1.s n:s1i n.;9 ;9ess:s .s..
PF = :a t.ssi6s 8 54s -four e br. port
,ep Sssas jsast N,:1ss:n l5sh,, o, I'M r 70
hr!l Gonr q III. ri.
, 1869-04-20

cn firm there at ,,,t date, aud team. ~ere t.tsly
II; LAKE. s'1sI 's fr s;h stated th.
yl;ie the ice extending along Ito shore
folsr y f439s-The s.ea,ne5. Of ths Cleveland I'D
i.ls q iee Ehs!a i tk.. Rl.ee + fe:dy:
Il Il 6si q ss
SEV VEssx1AThs 81 ! II H:niavoe Plot Announces that
eep & fes.a q l Is feet dep Il heh
urlmcnt old ss5s. 40 tons she isr1peted to carry
"a T. ss1R!stsa saS1. slf sr.thss asfI
y. !. qf i g IL s H.
IS loTns re- 5ens e fs5s es,
aad nsM S ,as Wn probably be launched by tho same
1sfse I'd s IT, e b. eat Al ns
70 RsIfe - fs
;;;5s ssss
H. 1sft e X
ts!a Of th .T Daa: sekies ~ ths sow GEsa;
saturday aits4nosn Thls sessias uadeF wv inon9
eoe @ zst st the e. Gisa1 bo1ewed an
f. f.. e
shs toan. "a hi e1eassy II % + rets: i i .aeFaaIe
ais MattsSaissss;r tvs TX; sst;s; Es 4s'9a sp9
thta port: Wafes .Tel.tiseP ht:asE .hsn At ~
1bie difficulty II eetnF scd men at reasonable prices
-C1<v<aad H-ruli.
our Canadian e1rhnne!r:
The te brckt up the St LAwrtncc A1nre P1cscetts
the 1ltb and Eas been Hosting down stream n I'M,
men.c quantst'c. ever tinee River navigation ID e1-
On n. 18th ihe sn iesen to tel upon " iee a. the
bn3 4 brtie1tllc Their A!e teEeI GfFnnfs@ IN IN @ sns
Zwtel'e dt!And and ~ thu ice T. very much honey-
tumbd" II Will Lot IL luAu} dAys before tntlte4S dis
arpearh
ss a. r GvfT has ta1ea ,s;nn nnM ~. anH a1
toon b resAs ter .sa Their y fTsAt quantity ~ Ct
ttaFet hlnher 1pssA insL Ana rofdWsGM M sne eost
PSst K9Tan hsss 1Hw Fse d ffv % e WSn 8r "Sn1 aaE
damage to the o,ek cE th!TrnE The fatPEe Essn 10
, 1869-04-20


Erw Yonx, April ls-Honey eaty snd ttcady at : U
Sterling dill Il lo7'.a1os Tor fr-eln.- bills Tbs
Erat fcatuTe 81 Wall tirett Was te effect produced hy
1tye erstcA denying that wrons committed in
the IT the Alabama and SrnatoE Chanecr's war,
kr resolution speech 10 The senate t;od advanced
81 H. ss a.n I'D sea r ~ e X ssR e. l. n
the hnndt Of the etivrFr. Of whom Jay tIIld II Mne
Is c'IInnr l,avc not t~n cashcd by the Erit,
tss sasf fAe 4P Would e. s' n?s:ss
eIo.c. ls slH- Hatee psli foT bo:Tawins lsi l3S
md g. and f"r csTrxinE rcF cent The "cser from
Government. Asc slightly lower but ctHscs eteaiy.
There .s htn amount .! rraztnE. Int nh tho con-
t:n1y GtIan hnyers haze !ss anEtls ricsins ~ stock
thrrfnIr canno1 appear rs sellers while there Is
rt.ct otfcEins FROM out # town.
c".!s nt 1aai Cu;r:..:s "" 1s.t
ci1": st':a. d.: 'siosa
State erAs weak on North Carolina, t1a o,, 9TH
descriptions. '.
ls Ss SSs yiisInIs. X
New Terms. .es.aas1. New Virsnias 81
thr lslcts made At the opening, though tho itarArt
stns5.ny continued e!rouS c1cpt On korthw.tt
NhsA HE ssn sss s Ia ste s: MI FIX :; @ Scnra = ss &
mon y q and preferred at G7., Wxbseh ii -. and
Michigan southern Ut .s'l. were the features:
Express eocks ttrunk aud higher Enfiy IN the after
wiz esnttnued aetlsity i Sess YORK ccasf Pseids
MsiL ST. Paul and Rock 1rland- Northwestern, dnil and
htavy. The closing i.cgs n little up from the
hc.t 1airr.a the day Harlem VA sa exception and
Nil which declined 70 81 warlie dispatches, u
nEatde England. from NashlnFton
Efhlt fhc
, 1869-04-20


Chicago Cry IS river ir1proycment) sold In Vos-
bp, on thc 1fzh, for from 1:.. to se4.
A morning c0:emporary has despatch from
Washington. to the effect that Coianel Wallace
IasIip, nf Chicago, who was applicant for the
1psition Of 1ank Examiner for Illinois, has zone
!. ,ac, and rsat the other coIonrl-Cunnel S. Il.
.cn1t-will 1e retained We have been unable to
Ind an,one who knew such man as Colonel
Wallace Ilaskin O. to tI11d his nue in the Chicago
Cu, ptrrctcyx and therefore conclude that our
contemporary 1, mistaken IN the n1st COUNT Such
Gases AZ The recent one Of the First National
Iank at Rsckrord justify the opinion that 1t
Muuld be BITTER II II were also mistaken on tae
setuna.
The traditional Philadelphia lawyer has delis-
er, himself IN the gold contract question, IN con-
netuon With rcal estate case In thai city, and
LIS decision Mil tx found In another part OF luis
paper under The head OF "Rea Estate Inc
validity Of & contract for gold dollars has NC be-
4 lcyc, becn doubted hy vcry few lawyers Tue
difficulty Was technica! ono IN regard TO the
Judgment that might a'e recovered In case Of the
creditor oeinE Obliged TO collect his debt By law.
The courts coa1l give Judgment for the plsIntid
for 20 many dollars, hut have heretofore not con-
thlercd legal to take into consideration the tlti-
ference between greenack tollazs and cpld dol
lars. II Is, however, believed hy the majority OF
thu best lzw3 CITE, nov" that the recent decision Of
the Supreme CouH OF the United States admits the
consideration hy the courts u difference in ya,uc
between Ereenl,ack dollars and guild duilar1 and
that detJt fof gold dollars can NOW bt recovered
In gold dollars or thelr equivalent value In green
backs.
A, T. Stewart seems to be stumbling block K
The Wall 8lYtet r.ilr1 al st5ck cliluGs The case, a
explained In the New York HorI, is shout as fol
lows: Tho New York Central clique, who hae,
..rcat influence with the Legislature, want t.
cei their recent bogus dividend Of 80 pc
cent IN scr3p, legalzed. The broadway rail-
, 1869-04-20

new YosK, Arrii Is.-CorTnS-WFhout decided
ehauee: sales 1900 balcr. q for na'adtink
-Reeeips ~ IL, ee Fl. II, " s
iuyrrhne State and Ne.tsn: s. e * e
c1ua Stag ;sasaa6S fer c3ttn ne*fesni' MY9
sHE Z htc hca, cItra 81 II a. ~ /: cSoee
de~tnH hss1. "a !o' RI oer dTesrnf: sals@ q 50
btis Il IS Nsa6sj Com meal quiet Wheat1Hetcipts
IL bn: market dull heavy and I.A1s oWsl ~ spS
sil1c s f 81 n D. III etef i, M ia IT 81 Msa
dull and dsoornE Barley dul! and hcavy: sais 0. AT
6G Gan e S5r.se tsns lc ssie5
Of $500 ba. It saasltc fnr t.sssl TIE stss
tr I'd do IN store and delIrtre 1slc fef sho'ee s nn
fancy Southern yellow. OaisK.e4E!s - IN IA ma Mas.
ket dna; sscs $500 bu- At sc f'r ee'etn ~
stoek oi f1ain ID g ~ b1 oetn
s3&A - lu % o,.s = tos7 - b1; rFs i's" oo' pS1'e'
s sa s. ia e.. I'd oea ssic
ltc fo7 tue.; laYt4ls'.e for Pore Rico !Ao'a'se'
rcAned bonded. L!n.ctSl oil quiet At sl.ces3tA
aorH-QIt.t At @2lbe for American
sTIn1rs TEnE6N5IE-HeavTA As <ss4sos e., md. ,,,s
brs At 3s0s7ast 90 for new 1ew Asl - ,
f"r old do; ~ on4a6n for prime; es to@o9iiHGS "
prime mere Bc.f dull: sale. l5o br1s y .ag ,gS
sssSs na - 4fw Ter RTE 9st; ,sss Is
2So1fer primo 8ss hxa30Do for 1ndA mt-s -.
ham. ftrAa5 s1lt9 tD prs II x.d WsaM Cus e. =,
long ee.T 60 pEivate tesns LaId .h.as n5Ins ~
Ia ohio: ~ s:asse se'a Ghccss r DIM iSsHs
pa eteasnt7 for sau0 ba Gun md whost Il II
Bn14ns1r,rs sis.ea dah and &c lower
auu md 1e lowef 1pl 1p-cG ahd quiet a1d 8eAfy II
, 1869-04-20

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,

L. IT, ~
There Is increasing evidence that the money |
t.,rlnrency which ha, preya.I 81, long Is passing
.,Uay mi nly hrrr 1,ut i'll Eli the other MONEY
r.ntrcs ef the rountrv Thc Increased casc ia
probably affected by yutreut causes in different
r,,,,e n xcpr y-nrr ,hc ye-x marked change in
~. ,noDcv ,n,rrnt IL as.r,cf },v III the tonrnaJs
~ ,nst 1tv tn ,he hcavx rc.5nts of currcncy from
,n,,,-,a- IN Chic. ~ !, {, ,,,o n,rti,I,r IN rho
,nc-caao, shtr,nents NJ n,odncr which have rnai,c
nav, nj tha ,.. ,,,i,n; art1o,,la n, thc shana of
N.w ynrr cxcnanr, Th. nroor If thii i, tlat In
I,eas of l,4Inr Mt ..c and sm premium.
.,rna,ro b.s ~ ,,,ovt =, mar IN
1b,. ,na7tct "a Law mrs far Eastern er.
thaurr ts nut I;vays ncccssa1ly m evidence OF an
.,.r money market herr l,ut tu This Instance m
further ra xs.ton ,r the htrinrency nas the rrsult
al m,klny liz, exchange. I,auIers here. MISC
,,ro1,a,,r fee, little morc confidence from The In
crcnse,f case 10 New YORK. as iu tic former cond.
1,nu M extreme str1prency in fhat n,urIet they
could not AK their correspondents there for nny
accommodation, re,tj,roun nr faror of ony Sf,f
,uul even ,ba.h tb*4y NAV not 10 80 now the roct
tl,at that th,.v rnul,f gives them nlnre confidence
10 loan thci. rGnls here. notwithstanding these
favorable changes moary is no, rlenty. and
though tho hanks are accommodating all Of their
regular customers, they arc taking no
rarer frYu others. and arc holding
back from loan!ng IN view of
the rossbtlirs ri statement being demanded any
ta, now by Il, Co1uptrullcr. Tie banks cou{,1 un
t{uul,ed}y n,ale a runch t,,tter showing now theu
,het eou1d have done tcn ,,sys ,ro IL, ,,etiaxc
t,., thr con,,,t r,cr has m d,.s,,e .n hara ,h..
,,oota msra ~, ,,rrc,n,o rnop.in, ,hor ,on,S ~,
te fair rprrrsenta,ton or te,r aycra7,. ronatt,on
nnd,h,nt n noassh,c .h,t No h,v ,r.11sG " r,s,
r.. M, c,.., ..na. ~ snr,a ,n tha te,,. n, o,n..
~ ,,c,n r,,.l n, 1or a a.,tcn,,.n, ~ raar ~
1,,nea m a .,f,. l,:ta rbr,uch ~, r,7,ra ara
1h., h,vto,- rfcrrc, - so ,or he - n, ro, o1,.
call for II m soyr ar s,ccc ~ rona,,ion of thc