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Marriagfs.


Marriage licenses have been issued 10 the fol.
lowing parties since our lasts .sB
Pleasant Mayes and Mary Jackson.
j. L. Bledsoe and Mary f. Hopper.
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A Cheap and Good Stock.


We ask attention to the adver-
tisement of Nassauer & Hipsh, in
this paper. They have recently
moved into their new house, and
are now offering their assortment
at sedaced prices, to make room for
a new stock. We learn this, not
from the business man of the house
alone, but from purchasers. They
sell good prints at l28 cents, nue.
Inns at Is cents, and other articles
equally low. Go and see.
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~ Remember that / buy
goods every few weeks.
T. J. GRAY.
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QIEEEN I SWEET QUINISE. is s0drrGnt-
gu LEI ed equal--doss for dose--to
0UNNR s sis '9 sss @pa1as s Sa1aS
.SIAPNIA S ssr being sweet instead Of bit
SuapniG is Opium PURIFIED of is sickening
and poisonous properties. it is the most per-
feet ABOdyne and Soothing Opiats yet discov-
cred
Sold by Druggists, prescribed by the best Ply
sicians. Made only by Frederick Stearns
Chemist, Detroit, Mich.
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BIZ Persons purchasing articles adver-
tsed IN these columns, viii please mention
that they saw the advertisement in the FAY
KTTEvILLE 0BsERvER.-ea
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Bz- Advertisements are inserted in the or
der in which they are handed in.
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BARTER OF The COUNTRY

in exchange for goods, and viii not refuse the
greenbacks. 50 Just come alcng and see Us
We are thankful for the libstal patronage
thai has Been extended 70 us 10 the past, and
respectfully solicit 3 Continuance Of the same
in the iusurs. B. H. BERRY s CO.
Lyuchburg, April 9th, ls69-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-22

Magnolia Ia ter.-SGperlor TO the best import
sd German Cologne, aud cold at half the prics
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-22

OF every description. neatly done at this Of
hca, on reasonable terms. All work deliy-
cred when promised. Try US
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-22

ear ANDREW JOHNSON, our Ex-President,
had CANCER taken from his temple, in this
place, on the 18th, by the operating Surgeon
of DR.. SPALDISe's Cancer and Lung Infrma-
ry, located at Shelbyvilie, Bedford county.
this State. giving no pain, and the operation
performed in one hour without knife. He
also took out a cancer of the eye of Mr.. VIM.
Franklin, of this county, and has commenced
on cancer of the breast on Miss Jane Cow
en-. His rooms at the Kerr House were
thronged with patients during the day. The
Doctor will be here again on Saturday, July
31st, when persons having any cancers, old
sores, ulcers, consumption, or any old chronic
diseases can consult him, free, and be sup
piled with medicines on liberal terms. ct
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HnnfsriIIe. Ala.

Cotton. no sales. -. Butter 25@3o. =.
Chickens 1895. Eggs 20@25. -. Corn
Meal So@ 80. Corn 8O@9O.. Flour 5@6
-. Bacon 17@22A. -. Lard 224@25....
Honey 2o@25. Wheat 81.
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r% La France Elegante is 8

r@ La France Elegante is a
beautiful fashion monthly import
ed by S. T. Taylor, 391 Canal
street, New York, at Sc o year
1t contains four colored steel en-
cravings of the styles of hair
dressing, party, evening, ball and
bridal dresses, besides patterns.
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6 q &c Q . q g g 8,
Election Thursday, August 9Th, 1862

SENATE.
OF We are authorized 10 announce A. Il.
David, ESQ.,, a candidate for Senator from
the district composed of the cour:ies of Lin
coin and Franklin.
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E&- Advertisements must be handed into
the Office by Tuesday Morning, to insure
an appearance IN the following Paper.
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WARREN'S YARNS,

r WOULD beg leave to say to my old custo-
IL m ers and all others dealing in yarns in
Lincoln and adjoining counties that am still
in the same old business of making superior
quality Of Cotton Yarns. All orders will
be promptly filed and shipped by R. Road to
any place ordered. at Nashville prices, or as
low as good article Of Cotton Yarns can be
bought st any place in the State. Messrs.
Murray a Morgan are agents for
the sale Of our yarns at Fayetteville, Tenn.,
who viii Eli all orders directed to them at
factory prices. Address all orders for yarns to
Murray & Morgan, Fayetteville. Tenn. or to
HENRY WARREN,
March I1-6m Oregon. Tenn
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CINCINNATI. Ohio.

Cincinnati, Ohio.
Flour, p Dbl, SIS IS >. Lard 1917 .
Wheat 81 20@1 25 -. Cotton-middling
33-dull Corn IA Butter "a Eggs Is.
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Louisville, lay

Louisville, Ky.
Lard, 1879 .~... Bacon-shouIders,
14A hams 2O14; sides 18224 Superfine
-four, per Dbl, 81 25 . Corn, 80 Oats, 20.
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- The attaches of the OBJ
SERVER Office desire to return their
thanks to the lady managers of
the Pic Mic, for the very excellent
dinner with which they were ia
vored. 1t was ample in quantity
and delicious in quality, and was
the occasion of many good wishes
for the fair donors.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-22

Chicago, Illinois.
Flour per Dbl, S. SO@6 so. " Wheat
81 32N@1 33. Corn S0A@81 Lard
1SA@19.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-22

@ The advertisement of Fay
etteville Seminary may be found
in this paper. The principal,
Capt. ]. R. Feeaey, is one of the
very best teachers in this section
of country, as was amply eviden-
ced last session, when his pupils
numbered about sixty. All that
is necessary to secure full room,
is to announce his date of opening.
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Memphis, Tenn.

Cotton quiet at 321l@32H -. Wheat
81 25 Lard 1920. - Bacon-shoul
ders Az; sides 183@19.
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Athens. AIa.

Bacon--clear sides, 22c; shoulders, 10;
hams, &c Flour-old Sc, new -......
Eggs Is Butter 20 " Beef 9@12. -.
Meal ST., . Pork az Lard 25c Corn
shelled, 81; in the ear, S5c.
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Election eEOtsCe.

AGCGGGCHO es UC SOOs
4 WILL open and hold an election at all
Il the various precincts in the county of
Lincoln and State of Tennessee, on Tues
day, August B, 1869, for the purpose
of electing one Governor, one member of Con-
gress, one State Senator, one Representative,
and one Joint Representative. The election
will be held in accordance with the law
known as the Franchise Act, now in force.
NJ. C. ATKINSON,
iuly15 Commissioner Of Registration.
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New York, N. Y.
Cotton-upland 344@34H Flour .
DBL, IS 25@5 CO. Wheat 81 47@1 40.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-22
Fayetteville Female Academy.

ITEHE Fall Session of this Institution, I'M
l. der the superintendent of Prof. W.
MOONEY, assisted by Miss NJ. A. McEwEE
in the Literary Department, and Mrs. NJ. A.
Miles in the Musical, will open on Nom
day, the 23rd day of August next,
and continue for term of four and half
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o q q 81 a Q

For Magistrates and Constables, just printed
and for sale at this Office
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s9- at a recent public sale in
this place, about one acre Of indif-
ferent ground in the suburbs Of
Fayetteville sold for 800; and
at the same time the Short proper
ty on the North side of the
Square. was bid off at $4,000.
Good prices, which indicate pros
porous future for the town. Prop
erty is in demand.
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Kills all PaIn In Two Minutes.

All Diseases of Women treated privately
and cOnfdentially Headache, Backache,
Toothaehe, Pains in the Breast and Side-an
instant relief; Spinal Affections, Gravel and
Kidney Diseases, Liver Complaints. Sprsins.
Bruises, Scalds. Cramps, Erysipelas, Serof-
ula, ell Hunors Of the Skin, Coughs. Colds.
Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma and Phthisic-
Dr. Spalding's Electric Oil, the great Med
ical Wonder Of the 18th Century. 9s5y-Cures
Chills and Fever in one day, ali Pains and
Aches in two minutes, Chronic Sore and
Weak Eyes in one to five days, Rheurnstism
in one to ten days, Burns, Sealas, BRUISES.
Sprains, instant relief.
$50 90 Reward for single failure
in curing Bolts and Collie in Horses.
Price, 81 90 per bottle; S. 90 perdozen'
$72 per gross. For sale by Druggist
EWIN, PENDLETON. & CO,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Wholesale Agents.
G. B. WARD & BR0.. Memphis
McEwEE s. DRAKE, Fayetteville.
B6rBuy DR.. Spalding's Cancer Salys for
Cancers, Ulcers, Burns, Bruises, and all old
Chronic Sores. June I7-3nt
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TUITION FEES ~
For Primary Glasses per session. 50 GO
For intermediate Glasses, embracing
according to usual Collegiate diyis-
ion, pupil =: =. IP11aaparstory and Fresh
men Departments -, 10 %
For Advanced Glasses, including So
phomore, Junior and Senior Depart
ments ......-s...... .A....s. 10 W
Music. including use of Instrument. ,27 %
Incidental Fee per pupil. ........-.. %
SPECIAL REMARKS
Tuition fees are payable, one-half in ad-
vance and the balance at the close of the ses-
sion, unless some satisfactory arrangement is
otherwise made with the Principal. Pupils
will be charged from date of entrance to the
expiration of the term. No deduction will
be made except in cases of prOtracted sick
ness of the pupil. No fractional parts of 8
month less than one-half will be regarded.
GENERAL REMARKS
This Academy is chartered Institution
and hence has the right to confer Diplomas
upon students who complete the course pre-
scribed.
The Principal is particularly DESTROYS,
both for his own convenience and the gene
raj good of his pupils, that all who intend
to become inmates of this school do so at
the opening of the session. Board can be
had in several respectable families of the
town, at from SIP to $15 per month,
j. NJ. BRIGHT,
jy225t President Board Of Trustees.
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DIR. SPILDING'S ELECTRIGOIL.
The kediCaI EOldGf of tle f9th CeltlTI..

" 4-VU@V~@ " V1NS- - W Z VII = WITH 7
Cancers, Old Sores, and
E Ulcers killed in As hours,
49, without KNIFE or Pain
e&s- No charge for coRsltlt0tioR.-a5g DR..
Spalding, OF his Operating Surgeon, will be
at Shelbyville, Bedford county, Tenn, from
May 18th to Aug. 30th, 1863, at the EvanE
House Hotel, where patients can have an in
terview gcithoWt charge. Medicines and
Remedies furnished on most reasonable
terms. The Doctor treats successfully Rhsu-
matism, Neurslgia, all old Chronic Diseases,
Sore Eyes, Piles-an instantaneous relief.
Cramp Collie Chronic Diarrhosa Bloody
Flux, Private Diseases, Falling Of the Womb,
Leucorrhoea and ChiIls and Fever.
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en- His rooms at the Kerr House were
throDged with patients during the day. The
Doctor will be here again on Saturday, July
3lst, when persons having any cancers, old
sores, ulcers, consumption, or any old chronic
diseases can consult him, free, and be sup
piled with medicines on liberal terms. ct
D&. Hearth and Home, 81
Park Row, New York, is the best
illustrated weekly of our acquaint-
ance. No. so is specially fine
one. both in the variety and ex-
cellence of its matter and the
beauty and value of its illustra-
tons. Ii contains the beginning
of the very interesting story, "7he
Romance Of a Rich Young Girl,
by Octave Fuillet, author of "The
Romance Of a Poor Young Aaa, "
which was everywhere so deser-
vedly popular by reason of the.
singular interest Of its plot, the
variety, beauty and thrilling char
acter of its incidents, the artistic
skill of its style, and the healthy
tone of its morality. The Illus
trations for the new story were de-
signed and engraved expressly for
it in Paris by eminent artists.
DG. Our brethren Of the press,
"here, there, and everywhere"
will please accept our acknowledge
ments for the kind and courteous
manner in which they have gene
rally spoken of the recent enlarge
ment of the OBSERVER. The re-
membrance Of their professional
courtesy will, as Mullins says, be
"like the shadow of great rock
in the DESERT etc.
sS at a recent public sale IN
this place, about one acre of indif-
ferent ground in the suburbs Of
Fayetteville sold for 800; and
at the same time the Short proper.
ty on the North side of the
Square. was bid off at $4,000.
Good prices, which indicate pros
porous future for the town. Prop
erty is in demand.
b@ The circular of A. G. Mar
tin, Esq, may be found in this pa
per. 1t is not necessary to speak
of its merits, as each reader will
examine and judge for himself;
but we may say to those who are
unacquainted with Esq. Martin,
that he is one of our bes. citizens.
rE@ La France Elegante is
beautiful fashion monthly import
ed by S. T. Taylor, S91 Canal
street, New York, at Sc year
1t contains four colored steel en-
cravings of the styles of hair
dressing, party, evening, ball and
bridal dresses, besides patterns.
EG We are in receipt of the
third annual catalogue of Lewis
burg Institute, of which our friend
Elder c. R. Darnell is principal.
The school is in a prosperous con-
dition.
E@ A Georgia correspondent
writes-"It looks to us like the
RAIDS of your State have commit
| ted the false error of "Haman. T"
Good, because true.
! p@ Woods Household Maya.
zine, published at Newburgh, New
York, is very excellent monthly,
well worth the subscription, 81 a
year.
s@ Rain has been very much
needed. Corn is suffering, good
shower would help cotton, and our
gardens are nearly burned up.
ME Alta called term of the
County Court, held last Saturday,
the will of Mrs. Mary Hester,
dec, was proven.
% Remember that / buy
goods every few weeks.
T. J. GRAY.
Marriagfs.
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Gbg Markfts --Iatsst Datss
EAYsIIEYlllE PRICES CURRENT.

OBSERVER OFFICE,
Fayetteville, july %, 1869.
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Havana-Common, o5c. a 9Uc; gooa, 9oc 81 VIZ nnes
~ 70 81 III. Yara-I cut 75c. &c.; IL cut al W
vi l0 average lot &c. skc Manufactures work,
common and medium 1sc. Gle, in bond; good and One
and good and hne Soc. 50c.
TN-Pig dull and heavy at 29zc, gold, for Straits
y2ac S3c. do for Banca and 29c Soc do Tor English
Sales rs slabs Banca 32hc Plates dull and heavy with
saes of 800 boxes charcoal private terms Prices
nomnay $8 Us %, gold for q. charcoal; 80 75
~ 80 do for c. Coke, IS rs SO do for Coke Terne and
80 80 a SO do. for charcoal do.
WHIsKEY-Receips ly5 bbs. The market was verv hrm,
though the business light Sales $50 bbls at III VI, tax
paid
WHALEBosR.-Arctic held at &c., gold with sales Of
l,ON bbla on private terms Stock al date 40zOoo Ds In
first hands, and $4,000 lbs in speculator's hands.
WuALEFooTs dull and prices were nominal al l0c
lie for bleached and unbleached.
WoOFor the market continues to rule dull there
supply the immediate of buyers and there consider
able reguarity prices of almost all grades though hold
generally their Views The stock OF old wool
about exhausted, while continues to come forward
quite freely Pulled quiet. but steady for all kinds what
little demand prevails chiefly for lambs which selling at
from 40 TO Is for 10 choice Texas extreme
ly quiet, being held above the views OF buyers.
California fall continues TO rule dull and nominal,
while spring in moderate request but somewhat irregular
&c., including 10000 old Xxx Ohio mt 65c 16 0J0 do and
MOL do. at 50c. 1000 do. State ct l5c &c., 5000 tub
washed &c., 5000 nos at about 2tc 5000 shearngs
at 25c 2S also $1,000 lbs pulled at 4bc for
and extra and Doc 46c for lambs C0O lbs Texas at Csc
35 ZOO do Western do on private terms put below Ac
10000 lbs spring clip California private terms Foreign
trihe more active, though the market Is still called dull
Santa Fe do Smyrna and 200 bales Angora private
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The decline late IN the day TO 135 was due TO the
private cable dispatches giving the London price
of bonds as SO. The carrying rate for cash gold
ranged from eight to six per cent. In the afternoon
there was exceptional TRANSACTION recorded at
three per cent. The following ia the report OF the
Gold Exchange Bank:-GOi1 cleared S37, 34s 900;
gold balances, sl,3ol,714; currency balances,
$l,7eo,195.
The aggregate value Of the experts exclusive OF
specie) from the port OF New York to foreign ports
for the week ending July 90 1859, was 81, 800.
The government market sympathzed closely with
gold In Its fluctuations, but was generally dull. The
Sub-Treasurer will purchase three millions tomor-
row. At the close the 1918 were stronger and the
list was quoted follows Limited States skies,
1881, registered 1908 1919: do do, coupon, 1905
120x do. flve-twentles registered, 1915 122; do
do, coupon, 1862, 1885 l2S1s do. do. cou-
pom, 1854, 121X 12lX; do. do, coupon, 1866,
1915 121X; do. do, coupon, new, 1865, 1903 a
12o,s; dc. do, coupon, 1867, l2Oa 1905; do. do,
coupon, 1858, 120x 12o1s; do. ten-.orties regis
tered. 1904 no; do. do, coupon, ll0ll 1loI;
currency bonds, 107a q los.
The Southern securities were heavy, but without
important feature. The following were the closing
prices OF the Southern list-Tcnnessee, eX coupon,
elH 6l1; do, new, 5sa< So; do five per cent
80 bid; Virginia. ex coupon SO 56ts; do, new, 5eS
Oh; do. registered stock 49H so; do. registered
1885, 81 q So; d. registered, 1867, 81 q 55 Georgia
sixes 80 s3h; do, sevens 81 a92 d. sevens, In.
terest payable in Georgia, OIL; North Carolina, ex
coupon, IS a SO; do, new, A1i 40; Missouri sixes
SIX a IS; do, Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90 a OIL;
louisiana sixes 90 q TO- do, levee skies, 65 65h;
do do, Fights, "a SO; Alabama elghs, 80 "a; do
nves, 90 65; do, skies, sterling, 30 100; South
Carolina skies, 90 %; do, new, 64h IS; do,
registered stock, eS 90; City Of Memphis skies, 40
q 80; do. Atlanta Fights, SO a 81; do, Savannah
scvens 81 %; do. New Orleans ConsoIs, "a 75 do.
d. issue railroads. 90 10; Mobile and Ohio sterling,
O. 20; do, Fights, 50 90; Mississippi Central Rail-
road first mortgage, 70 ~; do, second mortgage,
90 90; Memphis and Charleston, first mortgage, 81
90; do. second do, "a 10; do. stock, 45 q Al;
GrecnviiIe and Columbus Railroad, guaranteed.
90 CT.
The directors OF the United states Express Com
pany have declared quarterly dividend Of az per
cent, payable at No. "a broadway. on and after
August 2. the transfer books will close on the 22d
inst. and reopen August 8.
The total earnings OF the Illinois Central Railroad
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


BRUEN-HONE.-At Paris, on Thursday, June "A.
NJ the Church OF the Holy Trinity, Rue Bayard, by
the Rev. w. o. Lamson, and afterwards at the Lega
ton OF the United States, HERMAN W. BRuEN, OF
New York, 10 EMILY HONE, daughter OF tine late
william w. Forsyth OF Albany, ". Y.
ss-GO0DLArTE.-On Wednesday, July I. at
MOI Church. by the Rev. II. b. Carter. incumbent,
assisted by the Rev. Edward Johnston, cousin OF
the BRIDE, WILLIAM BURGESS, ESQ.,, Of New York,
son OF the late Rev. William Burgess OF Glasgow. TO
ADELAIDE RICHARDSON, youngest daughter or the
late David Richardson Goodatte, Of Salem Lodge,
county Armagh, Ireland.
CLAPHAM-CLAPHAM.-On Monday, July IL, by
the Rev. Samuel Carlisle EDWARD Chaplain, ESQ.,
NJ. D., L. r. q. :. c.. Professor OF Anatomy, &C.,
Medical College. Iowa state University, 20 KATE,
only daughter OF Glover Clapham, Esq, OF New
York, deceased, and granddaughter of the late Hon.
Charles Goadsby Ferris M. q. No cards.
DE THONARs-HARRIS0N.-On Friday July 10,
by the Rev. J. w. wenner; r. c. DE THoNARs,
90 JULIA NJ HARRISON, daughter OF J. w. Harri-
son, OF Washington, ID. @.
KNoBLANcH-WIRBB-On Sunday, July Is, by the
Rev. DR.. sydow. at Berlin Germany, oHARLEs
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during the six months ending April 80 1899. were
81 9es 1876 Al.
The earnings OF the Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road for the second week In July were:-
1907. SlO6,NU
1868. 6l,793
lncreaSe ..........s................ $zo,aU
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for
the second week In July were:- i
eoo 81
1868. 81, $50
Increase. .................... 1881
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The stock market was dull, dropping, and de-
clined until alter the boards, when spirited reac-
ton set in and carried the railways up from one to
two per cent. New York Central had recovered to
211A and Hudson Nver to 1881, while the rest OF
the market was heavy. They kept up their relative
positions by declining when the others became
strong Central yielding to 2l0X. The speculative
feeling in the afternoon ran strongly on Pacific Mall
which advanced from S1K to S5X. The following
were the closing prices at the last session OF the
Stock Exchange:-BostOn Water Power. Is bid;
Cumberland, 31X a 80; Wes-Fargo Express, 22H
20; Adams Express. COX 81; American Express,
AZ 43; United States Express. IA o 76 Merchants
Union Express, OK Is; Quicksilver, Is 1917;
Pacific Mail, s2H q s2h; Western Union telegraph,
36>S 35A; New York Central, 2l0j4 2lok; MARI
posa bid; do preferred, 1SH 10; Hudson River,
1S21 a 1929; Harlem, 142H 143; Reading, o2x q
923S; Alton and Terre Haute preferred, CO., Chicago
and Alton, 1853 o 100; Toledo and Wabash, "a
73t4; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 70 78k; do. pre-.
ferred S676 S8a Ohio and Mississippi 31 81; Fort
Wayne. 1853 l5sH; Michigan Central, $50 lS2;
Michigan Southern, 10lH 104H; Illinois Central, $50
bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg 107x 10S; Rock
Island, 1874 1881; Northwestern, 7Sx 78T;
do. preferred, s3X "a; New Jersey Central,
1Ol 1OlH; Morris and Essex, SSK 80; Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 125k 1854; do. preferred 125 q
1875; Columbus. Chicago and Indiana Central, IS
a37.
The following shows the totals OF the average OF
the leading items Of the Philadelphia banks for the