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New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
IOK ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
II ADVERTISE ~ TIE QUINCY WHO,
lEs ab'isBed n 1854

NJ
The circulation OF ik QUINCY WHO
FEprBICAN sey 1ersasoi sld j. superior
Of ca.olrnc Of Western nhuos and North
81 ,
WIG yubssd ho4 daily and WEEKLY. t l huteAt
D Eegufleha IN politics
aske spea ~ ~ Counsrsi Nsw having editor ploysd
s the commercial Dep pstusnt Qunef 10 oeaise nc
Azsapp - e shove 81 Louis Itls Nc SECOND ~ 70 t
II pp. to8 srd bunsss importance lie p7p psron
nsFbsfs sous several hundTsl bhiBg
o. d aHl8y Fur0sd bridge e usEfy completed
fr,t point s.b lsof and Missouri eoreeel bJ ron
rails circulation tsb ei Va WefrlOoag e0unss
ljnss-A'aws Rueofs gnoI AeDOl0lsb, ssauJis, A'lrJ
Bro tu. 90 agfHal, Morlab, Pike, Macon
AisogFcOt CAr .faB fdar KnoI LsNls Ian, Eseor
RsYby. Manor. Ho,roe. u iugaton. Chlut1n uruudJ.
Ttrns igrfisiHs mOients. A4jTec
lAiLHt lRa PllLLiPt, P0bi'htr Quincy Willy Quincy ~
hE ME-. DEMOkESIn Mammoth BULLETIN
IVA PLATE ofFASBIOB5 for The Spring sumner 1863.
fstg aftanparied with ute Patterns haed post ee
rrsst 81 pdis, S2 % 10 -eJ5 BaadgAy n Y
MASTER ANTHEM, by j. II. THOMAS
II Ju Pabhgd Cli Passover VIII DO very acceptable
u eboTs al sduirers 0f Mr. TbOiniss red
DIrsOE Co., PublshtTs, No. III Broadway, HeW'York
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I'm ELEGANT VILLA PLoIs.

uTOODSTDE.-BRITTAN & Coz nave aWeos :
w nb n con ysn .nt sud ya PLA - i.I S1s9S Tea
SIDE aslr Nsss-k az prices TsI,g Ton Spi H.tosi Ei'
easy. A,TJ At sae H'al h''As hA''''s' WV BRITTIN "a
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

TOR SALE-A FIcnch-rOOf HOUSE, AT Perth
J. Amboy. HsEJrrsev; . 9Th a. Terms A..
ply 10 CHARLES BUCh Perth Amtsy p S-Poanssn q, ~,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
TEN INNER IirE. Revised AND ESrAHeEO.

For The secrets Of fPsrcie tie laws Of he'ilmiaP the startling
hs.s q Syniuls and The grand truths Of in"oTa1t read s
~ i, In aperoY si1Ie ard uloln Will tie HlraO5isl
ksrcs
address ihs PubBsherl WILLIAM WHITE Co.. No lss wash
lygtoa r. Boston ard 81 Broadway NswYoh Pres ~ 5)i
Joge 20 Orders Be seat through any Ne"loh " Boston
b.os merchant
HOW HE WON HER, A SEQUEL TO
II 'FAR PLAY" b Mrs Emma D. T. n souia"oF'a' Is y'O
s n b. PETERSON BROTHERS PHILADELPHIA,
tr- . or D. ~ al Booksellers ond News Agents
giies 81 - 10 cioih; or, 81 % ia pafer cover
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

CENTRAL PAith-APE. extension of West
Crutala1~ Por fALh 10 WaOdasa shout 81 aerts
Of LAND urg 90 1e above a7saa, agd situated upga an
yt.sr tr Eoods~n depot Harlem Rslrosd large thrn
E tiJl tar prssL For uhs aud terms appy 10 > NJ
4 Il 81. tll a.
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SnstruttlOn.


A NTHONU, Mr.. GEO. c., CLASSICAL
"a sESc[ E % m SSSin @ M sS2SL% Vii h R%fE %AE 'l So
A HOME aud School for Young Boys-Hemp-
n stead lnt.te, Loug Island, NY T. llND2, NJ. ftnaPaL
A DDRESS Rev. THOS. HANLON, Penning-
school for both se1 u-Ictd 'srtage, and moderate ehaEsa
A r $3O-llcssrs. Dolhcar, No. coo Broadway,
9hsT m co9ocea % e"n.,' - , ~ S."sss'S' s "''f
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE,
~ ~ S2 s .r dSs' is 5i IT, f. GSlkELGY ag i' ESe y
! NLASSICAL aud COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
u fsmJ Sc DOL for bo-NvscE Boeksd Couhty. Y
G RUTHERFORD. A n, Pdpt.pa.
~ b. WARNINGS CLASSICAL, CONNER
Y-Sr.riai sisatsa l. liysa t tie Eas,h studs,
| ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
6 SGh9R 9Ss,. Sl tE6EpcE ;i,S' e
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY, for YOUNG
~ LADIES' bridgeport Conn For G-'u,r, 1dS; ; 's
uENRY W SIGLAR" ENGLISH, FRENCH,
cLaSc1b s FAMtT NJ & SkEsGasm G3S
IRVING INSTITUTE, TaTytown. N. IA
% 91,. .GsSs ss % 5 % h5Sf rS1 e % Sasap
ESPINASS SSE FORT WASHINGTON
ysr,to studies for Troy. Wes' P.t srd Naval As.a-1i StilIisI
s1' {; 64 5i ~ H:'I s5 r s,' Ai' as ~ .
MRS. PARKS's and Mrs. BENEDICrS"
5.r A so3aDs sdssi ,d d Da r, iGgS . S a % Ps li
from tirs of sHtr,lcs -
MAPLE HALL, FEMALE SEMINARY.
fA Japses, l. !, - rerr spsn' Fsb = o. = a AhDRhU.
MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, liaycIstraw, MY,
Va Family BosJsf School T u B,yA feasaui ycatOh Terms
moderate. LAYALEllh Wlb'Os, An, Ptn-laL
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
VA Plains EeW.Yori. rrreIpsI. o. r. WILLIS fh D.
nAK HILL LADIES SEMINARY-Ncxt
~ tsial AFd D. Ad'res MrI s l. W. AlwATKR. Wst
CEWARD INSTITUTE for BOYS, Florida,
- Orhugs County. n y TLO& g. sHslyEE =. D..
TTHE HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS of the
tbs Rev T. g. EMERSON Strit'a'd, Com, receives Pupils
~ and ttrc attention i paid 10 tier lhsei
inteectrA resiDtg culture The bp1ug Term - IL wrsE VII
commence 4rh WEDNESDAY q March but cholfl sfs a.
time For circdafi sppr W Ar T. H. LJMNUS Ao.
sl Jola-st, or 90 tle P11c.pa.
'TARRYTOWN INSTITUTE,
4 4 MILITARY BOARDISG SCHOOL
TErytOSs, ~ J. laspocioa ,olc'ei
Re- c r. -. :. JASNsoS' .4is Principal.
yTONKERS MILITARY INSTITU1E-FO
making boys lstenssrt, healthy Christian MEN Thorough
BasJsNiS MASON. BoI No. 21s. Yoafer,, n Y.
VOUNG LADIES BOARDING SCHOOL IN
HEWHAyKs, CoNNFof circulars, &c. sddrs tie PnacPAL
Esr. w. PtCK
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
Tltb -Sg,tp RtaI 6d1l. fox Sal,.

! AT BELLENIl4LL-GNo new and convenient
IA HOUSES SALE oD.s rooms each oo ,e lpe Of tee
railroad hom Paterson = Newark Also hEe Of hor-r' 70
| 10 BBITTAk X Co
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

nor SALE--At TENAFLY, N.J.-An Tn61-
ishei stone HOUSE together - the los containing aess s.
ad Ia Hghwoo Pirk; tie require 20 -
IN all respects strictly erseiasa byan seend IN ,b,
ct once to ABNCOMB ONEILL LFT~t
No 21l Fu'tan.sf hasemsnt Of Oessp ~
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

IMPORTANI' 10 EUROPEAN TRAVEL ERS.
Ttsvses Va1g tur.gs sp0 prris themselves git lar
PhES HANDBOOK, Nv W PEEBgOEf FErspCH ice - % TIA
complete d b0os Of Europe and the hst YublsAst In the
81 arf ~hlea 70 made eauls.y
also,
aARFEWs PHRAsR BOOK. Or, HAvDBooE ~ TnAvsL TAX
To- use schools Eulsh German French AID
Il TO- by vs.. PgaHRoEE IEsKpeE. pres 81 80 HARPER l.
y OTHERS Pub Nshers for eas b. al booEsslerL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

DRJTTAN g. Co., Newark, Publishes cTrs,Sss ~ =
- ZEAL fsrlTE RECORD, have mlny ts',I.hs n N-Srs
sALBss 10 LIT 10 Ss,st inoeih oflnss I'm, - W y
aJ asr ,iacaa places Appy at the keJ hhts rN
f.ld No 20 B.oals~, Newsrh D "a
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
gruokIpm EtaI Gstat. for Sab.

| DESIRABLE HOUSE, Frst-place, near
Courts Brooklrn for SAJElre story hghstDop brown
stone O lot 81; improvements W be sold a
price Of $1,000 Apply to SChEPELbk JASPER NO ~
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

TOR SALE-At TeDahy near EnglewOod n
h j.. 80 minutes from New YORK BY Northern Railroad N
TOWER PLACE
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

100 lots for 9,s SALE !, 4. e.. a. Bsisys Belle. g
:, Tl 80 ,aeri. the faet BuidiuE Seste %, ~ N,Fsa
I'm nl N.N.NorN AIiIess "i..a N
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Nttu Qualifications.

papers Of which this book compose se par of fhe po
~ f lie eventual years which ought 10 be pre-
,r In convenient accessible iorma part which will be i1ld
reading history and hardly less Instructive and proIF
Abe"- tntro iucion -, NJ Ao s,,,b,
coth beveed boaTdA fee pE DC" "
mail POSTPAID. receipt oftte price . ~
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

MIDDLETOWN POINT. n. J.-FARM, con-
VA siniHg desirable fGt tarserY sre vegetable ara
acres IL apes 30 standard rssr 3 bckhsusI 3Hubenss y
grapes (ppasEg - earyl bose arge oubg,dtgs s.t,
LsstbeSt spo 20 North Anerea price F31o@ WALLER BALI
a. 10
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
a,ltsi,5,st,r County g3;aI estats for saIr.

e4ltsttbtstI Counig G'M Cslhs 40l sax
At MAMARONECK, Westchester Co., mile
"A fron Gepot-A HESip pFNCE rpee splendid view ad
s.y ss ? Pds S,; c see, j. a. DfaSo9 No. h GoSy aa
snes oGrel or p HAiGIr On the pfeai.e, "
REDFORD, WESTCHESIER C0.-Proverbi;,
ID sr Ieay COUErRY RESIDENCE IA feet ent o. wsu road
rar three eharhes Good ooy aoqse 10 gaA Ne" C'IEIE
LAND, No i6l Fulton i "
COUNTRY RESIDENCES in Westchester
" CouryA nuuber h4taaa ay situated aud terI ae'raos On
lln ground al modern imprJYelaeas aAeen "
eV' rn''' "'I TING1s FEYyER K ca. 10 sPHest
NHEAP COUNTRY HOMES in Westchester
" Conutr-Nise Coaees hiIiscns Lawns sud gardens in
bJ on' god o' shs,sh Sc n's "a f'is IL oS sad n1 oo
DISGgE. FENNEl Co.. NO 9Pinest
nFSTRABTE INVESTMENTS.-W
- cosH PAS5s al Plots 3 70 70 ~ % a' rn,'n ~ t:
lower A. ''-''A' ''''' bSSEE fhSSGF Co. 10 pines.
EOR SALE-In Westchester, 10y order of tho
% % al ils soa i as que @ a. sa ss' Village.
, ui'oa Consisting q h u s1nt o. .s' soi % bT, & s' [ Ss'
ssi village q s.ugs the isis'9i ses hSas h. !!
Tsr,s ii l,sa d JAMES AUSTIN l. i.i5E. ELISHA
NOR SALE. or to LET-wifh FURNITUTE,
the COUNTRY SEArof,he a,e A. W. ioi At Re- Wes'shssr
oole, win neg no acre. Of 80 .rai's fog ", & bi,q :, M 1
.c afr !, understood b e'tab:sdi distance
~ DIVISION house 'rsclu' Las ht and cola
, s,'T 80 ~ W ~ IL sh pof ts py 70 C. MS0s ardD
h. JAQUFs Executors. No 9 Ns'faat' OF 20 Z IL LCDL1"
Co. No. iihs.st % t-l
COR SALE-At Yonliers, on Locust IIill-aye.,
Js,alIe RESIDENCE. frl.sacI m1iera Improvements 10
Rooms LAKE billiard two Of anh sue garsners lodge
Irhosss ho' ar c t and ornamental
tree, rits prce sDl AGO about hai a Of lard With
small e,lge; price a3sH ApgJ 20 D iAHLEI No. ~ llnesi
DLOr Of 20 ACRES-FOR SALE, in East
cbs'r F, ani Moat ysuon isv1t NsrI'ves Railroad
beautiful plot ou- r-say r i.ts with frs sh,is
and commanding AL u- mneits uclT 81 nns
rrieues and number % AL a oPaHaa erected aa
This se opportunity fr party 70 PaAlse aaI re-
sell in via plots At a hiuc.ome a1ya-ce Appiy 70
usl7l HOHES AOaGAN 10. Piasst
DERSONS wanting to PURCHASE or RENT
4 Youksrs PROPERTY sIryt teJ YOuNANN Agsgt Yorker,
q 5JON NUN TO LOAN on BOND AND
% IOV,UOU NoRIG6GE IL sums Of 81, Nv AMI " s.rl.
o. vroptfty la Westeseser Coaaiy Ard its CITY.
EfEES < TUCKBR. No 9SssNusL
At No. 02J Broadway, STANLEY DAY,
~ Broker nails rec your adrs h' kEALksfATR ClRCU
lar
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

p MI s st, Oo@ mo- I'm rover stone Porrhe'
80 fall CITY lots handsomely I'D ant 10 garden u oT,ncea
grounds Win stoed ab gEse Tsf sni approach roads ri
with ch0ce fruit towering Shrubs ard 4sle tTe.s Tie hu
outh private synue with tnst the west. snd or
esdng the summit Of the Ps,sdes The north of Il R.,
station, Churches Schools anf Srs. Itbs Eve niuuts,
hOuse commands view of Passll newark Ragle Mouna
m0ut, Hackensack River Staten Island the entire
country The location IL The best ir the Pslads
house convenient has 10 ~ furnace rapee b., A
water With trays baths Satr eisrs )eakng tubes be a. al
In All respects borenRl1 well u sGd .th VIII ess s,1
easy Apply 20 z. ~ LCDLON < Co. No pine
GEORGR d. LYMAN, 90 tie premises. -" :" "
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

Or OnN WILL buy 100 acres ot LtNg = AZ ia
O,UUOweod 6l.nce tl.ss s oSi5ns d, e. AZ ,,ss -
All CO. iss " small houss ban &c Aaa ,,I m 10 Ss-Js.
Stsui a. 10 q sn sw et 80 lhopt TIRE. ~ 80, st
- ~ ~ cl,s' an estste. No Assas pesi AppI' lsyA
u .HlIrI... n n. :
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CRrTOE.

The Liverpool, market, at the opening
to-day, wss quiet. Uplsnds IlE912i.
Orleans I2B9l2ld. At leo p.m 10. it was
easier, with Uplands II d, Orleans l25d,
aud closed dull at last quotations. Sales
10000 bales. Shipments from Bombay
since lastreport to 18th inst, So, 600 bales.
New York opened dull and nominal.
Low MiddliDgs 27lc; Uplsnds 2Slc;
Good Middlings 29l. Dull ard nominal
at noon 1t 2:l0 pm. It was weak but
demsnd moderate at opening quotations,
and closed dull, nominal and unchanged.
Sales 24O0 bales.
Ia this market there was some i'm
prOvement in the amount Of sales. O3e
buyer hello an order for 800 ba'ei which
was partly filed, and the agEa@ste sales
will no doubt foot up nearly 1000 bales.
A few transactions We note 20 bales o.
binary at 24e; Is Good Ordinary 25
S05. 100 and p shy Low Middlings, or
strict Good Ordinary, ct 26s IA Law Mid
dlings 26lci 80 do. 261s q Low Md.
dlings (good style)26le. Holders Of ts-
bles are firm. Small lots are picked up
a has been the case all week, at ! or
may be &c under our quotations, bat no.
lists can be had under our quotations.
MiddliDgs snd above are very scarce ana
particularly firm. We quote.
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the Antelope, which left on March %
followed by the Cora, 30sh, Only Chance
and Huntsville, 3lst, Big Horn, April
3 :, etc. Twenty.six have departed from
s.. Louis, and several from Sioux City
Oae has osen lOst en- route above YsDk
ton, ard one below sioux City. Five
were burned at our wharf and prevented
fr INA leaving. Two are ready to leave
( r Furs Blu ord. Seven will leave be-
lines for Benton, and the owners Of
several that were expected to make the
voyage have e1sTg ID their minds.
The republican says Capt. H. J
Eaton last evening received q telegram
announcing the sinking of the Tennessee
II Louisville bend, seventy five miles
b low Sioux City. She was owned and
C mmanded by Capt. G. g. Russell, was
valued at SI2 900, aud insured for 5000
ia the following offices : Home, of New
Haven, $1,000! Independent, OF Boston,
$500; q Enterprise, Of Cincinnati,
$500. She had on board zoo tons for
Sioux City, and had engagements for q
Benton trip from that point. II Is
thought the boat and cargo will prove 8
t)tsl loss.
The steamer Llewellyn was hsuled out
on the ways at Paducah on Wednesday
She is to he caulked and have new
guards placed on her, and when finished
she will be placed in the Upper Cumber-
land river trade.
The Spray, now lying at Cincinnati,
will be placed in the Nashville trade
shortly. She draws only seventeen
I inches.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-29

TRAnE.

Our general markets ara nst active,
and prices sre steady with very light 70
ceipts to day.
By the sinking &C = istbost load Of
potatoes at our landing a day or SO ago.
Messrs. Clark a Drury viii. we learn, be
loseEs to the amount OF $40, 100, Ep0n
which there is little OF no ~iDsurabee.
The Boot and Shoe market bids fsir to
be less active this week. The dszaapd is
dropping Of. though prices remain firm.
In Dry Goods we have very little
change to note. The retail trade is &C.
tive while tee demand froa the interior
Is rather light for the season.
There is a coed local demand Tor choice
eating APPLES 81 s %. $40 per barrel.
In BUTTER we make no change.
Choice is steady at IS to 40e 10 small
packages.
There is . good supply of BEANS on
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na00t ana prices arc Irregular miAtN
White, 2 so to So per bushel; Navy, 3 tt
50 so.
AM PROVISION market is steady, viii
took reduced and holders quite firm IL
their figures. Mess Pork, - T.
SS2 so in store. Prime Mes 20 to $40
Prime Nix 81 90 to SIS 90. Rumps
| 2s to S2S. JoWls S24. Clear bulk
Sides I63 to 1915. Clear Rib l54 te
Ice. Rib Sides Is to 152c. Shoulders
i2l to 1875. Bacon, clear Sides III to
lss. Shoulders IS3 to lac. S. c. Hams
plsin, 1S1 to I9c. s. G. csnvassed ~ Il
2le. Lard, in ~tierces, Isl to 19e; kegs
1871 to zoe; caddies 203 to 2l3e.
In COFFEE there is no change. The
stock is large and prices are the same a.
last week. We quote ordinary to choice
Rio 10 to 26s; Java "a to Soc.
The stock of CoRNMEAL is fully equal
to the demand, and prices are weak.
We quote fresh on levee, So So; deliV-
cred, s. so in round lots; Kindred,
5 90 to 50 65-25c higher by single bar
rel.
There is e good demand for DRIED
FRUITS Of all kinds. Dried Apples, IL
to lie; Peaches. II to 13c.
The stock OF EGGS remain fully equal
to the demand. Selling at Is to Ice per
/ dozen as to size Of package.
In FLOUR there is no movement Of any
kind. Sales are generally in a small
way. We quite Fine at 4 IS to s. %
superfne 5 so to IS 25; y 6 so to 81
Xxx so to $3.50; XXX and Fancy
brands 9 to S1I.
In FEED there is but little doing.
| CORN on levee ia held ct 722 to 75e
OATS, Il to 72c BRAN, S26i HAY firm
Il q to S2S.
The HIDE market is dull and prices
weak. Green 9 to 93c; Salt lO3 to 11ci Dry
salt, 1873; Dry Flint, 22c.
Cape and Alabama LIME held at l as
to g per barrel. Utica l IS to 81. Louis.
vile Cement , so TO So.
SUGAR and MOLAssEs are steady and
supply fair. Fair to Choice yellow
Louisiana 49, to 16c; Yellow and White
Clarified I6c. Molasses IS to 0 as to
quality.
The PRODUCE market is dull. Peach
| Blow Potatoes are in some LEGAL de
mand for eating at 2 to g 25 per barrel,
but all seed potatoes are weak with
prices nominally l 50 to 81 per barrel.
Sweet Potatoes in good supply at l to
81 % per bushel. Onions scarce at 6 so
to s. per barrel.
POULTRY is scarce and high. Tur-
keys, 20 to S25; Geese, s to So; Ducks,
6 to 81; Chickens scarce st Z so to IS.
The LIVE STOCK market is fairly
supplied with cattle and hogs,
but work mules and horses are
scarce. 1st class Bseves, SOC;
% clsss, 4953ei 81 class, S@4c,
all gross. Hogs sell in small lots from
S6e4e gross. Sheep in scant supply and
fair demard at 81 5O97 per head. Mich
Cove S25@9O. Work Oxen S759175 per
yoke. A seryiceable character OF Horses
and Mules are in great demand from
S5O@150.
The stock of SALT is large and prices
are steady. Large Dairy, in ssven
bushel barrels, 81 so. Small Dairy,
in 5 bushel barrels, s. so. Large
Common, in z bushel barrels, 8 80 to
So so. Small Common, in 5 bushel bsr-
rels. 2 so to g IS. These are quotations
in lots from first hands.
There is 8 fair jobbing trade doing in
manufactured TOBACCOs and prices are
steady.
The demand for low WHIsKIEs re-
mains moderately active and prices
weak. Highwines soc per gallon.
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Sales of new Tennessee bonds were re-
reported at 6S4.
Stocks at the opening were firm and
soon became strong and active, and
closed irmer with a fair demand:
Wells & Fargo Ex., 36}; American Eek
4l3; Adams Elk, 6l4 U. s. Elk, 623
Merchants Union Elk, 49,; Quicksilver,
2ls Canton 623 Pacific Mali, $50; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, 42g New York
Central, l74s; Eris, to; Hudson,
155; Reading, So Chicago & Alton, 100 ;
preferred, 100; Toledo, w. and W., %;
preferred SO St. Paul, 773; preferred
S67 Fit. Wayne, 13s; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 33s Michigan Central, 137; Mich
igsH Southern, 100; Illinois Central,
l43l; Cleveland & Pittsburg, 93B; Cieve-
land & Toledo, 1919; Rock Island, 1879;
Chicago & Northwestern, S62 ; preferred,
9SE.
The United States Economist of the
24.h says OF the New York money mar
ket: The loan market again runs
smoothly. Currency lie flowing in freely
from the country, especially from Lou
i~sville, Chicago, Cincinnati and Detroit,
and rom the cities Of this State; and
the banks have fully as much money as
they can employ at Z per cant. The
Comptroller Of the Currency, after h8v-
ing add j to the last three weeks Of
stringency By not calling for the periodi-
cal return has at last made bis demand
for & statement Of the condition Of the
banks on April l7th, which is likely to
result in the country banks sending here
q portion o. their balances for employ
ment.
Yesterday, Z knot Of brokers made an
attempt 70 lie up money for speculative
purposes, upon learning that the Secre-
tsry contemplated selling gold; their
effort, however, hiss only proved their
ignOrRncs OF the settled condition of the
market; for, to-day, the scheme has
been abandoned end money hiss been
abundant at : per cent. Apprehension
is felt, in some quarters, that the open.
ing Of navigation will be accompanied
with q demand Tor money for moving
the Western crops. IL is. however,
overlooked that the New York banks
are o carrying nearly all the grain at
the Lake ports, and thst the West is
very largely indebted to the East on &C
count OF postponed obligations, q fact Ct
which our local readers are too well
aware Upon the whole, we see no rea-
son fer expecting anything short Of q
settled, steady market for some weeks to
come. .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-29
WATCHES.
WALTHAM
w atcheS!

THE extensive use OF these watches for the
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors, En-
gineers and Ezp1essmef9th the most e~xacting Of
watch-wearerg-has thoroughly demonstrated
the sire, 9Th, s~teadiness, durability and accu
racy of the Waltham Watca. To satisfy that
class in all In csc respects, is to decide the ques-
ton as to the real valusS III these ime-keepers.
More than o % of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets Of the
people-a proof and a g1arantes OF their suPe'
riority over all Others.
The superior organization and great extent of
the Ccmpany's Works at Waltham, enable
them 10 produce the watches at a price which
renders competition futile, and those who buy
any other watch, merely pay from > to so per
cent. more for their watches than is necessary.
We are now selling WaItham watches atlegs
prices in greenbacks, than the gold prices be-
fore the war. There is no other manufacture
of any kind in the United States of which this
can be said.
These time pieces combine every impz1ye-
ment that a long experience has proved ofreaI
tactical use. Having had the refusal 70
nearly every invention in matchmaking o.
ginating in this country, or in Europe, only
those were finally adopted which severe testing
by the most sklIiful artisans in our works, and
long use on tie part OF the public, demonstrated
to be essential TO correct and enduring tine-
keeping.
Among the many Improvements we would
particu'arize:
The Invention and use OF . ceuter-pinion Of
peculiar construction, TO prevent damage to
the train by the breaSage OF main-springs, is
original with the American Wstcd Company,
who having had tie refusal OF all ether con-
trivanees, adopted Fogg's Patent Pinion as be-
ing The best and f~aultlsss.
Hardened and tempered hair springs, now
universally admitted BY Waichmakers to be
the best, are used in all grades of Waltham
Watches.
All Waltham Watches have dust-proof caps,
protecting the movement from dust and les
SEEMING the necessity of the frequent cleaning
necessary in other watches.
Our new patent stem-winder, or keylesS
watch, is already a decided success, and a great
Improvement ON any stem-winding watch in
the American market, and by far the cheapest
watch of It's quality now offered 10 the public
To prevent imposition, buyers should inya-
r;ably demand a cert fIcate of genuineness. No
watches retailed by the 6 ompaDy.
FOR further facts and information, address
ROBIN & APPLETON,
General Agents,
1872 Broadway, New York.
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FINANCE.
The money market, like the genera
markets, has nothing Of interest in it to
dsy. Few of our merchants are com
PEELED to ask even for short loans, o
money is easy at 6 to 8 per cent. st banl
on approved collateral. Cotton move
about as it has done during the last ten
dsys-in email lOts-snd buyers who oc-
c~asionally have even large orders fine
that they q pick up a few bales here
aud there at 4e, at least, under the prices
asked for a respectable sized table. l.
this way exchange is kept easy and
rates steady. New OrlesLs bills are ir
fair supply and dsmsnd.
There is come inquiry for stocks and
bonds, but no sales 10 report. City bond
are stronger in New York, and will nc
doubs advance here as July approaches
The Injunction case sgairst the Mayor
and Aldermen Of our city comes up ia
the Supreme Court at Brownsville to
morrow or during the present term O
Court. City Attorney Morgan left fI
that place to-day, and it is thought thsI
the decision OF Judge Smith will not b,
~concurred in by the other Judges.
Cisy, County and Police Scrip is quie.
and unchanged.