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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-20
saturday Evening. February 20. 1899


VIII Grant Play the Radical?
The evident temper and feeling of the
Radical press and the prominent leaders
of that party are not to rely implicitly on
Grants Radicalism. Congress has BY its
action in several instances shown an evil
dent disposition not to trust the newly
elected President, but to still hold on to
the power unconstitutionally wreuched
from the other departments of the Gov
eminent. We are very much inclined
to believe the Radicals have caught tar
tar in the election of their great military
chieftain. And the party doubtless thinks
so, by refusing to repeal the Tenure-of-
Office act, by which the Presidential Office
has been shorn of its Samsonian lecks
Grant, we are informed, sincerely
wished that he might be left, as his pre-
decessors had been, the means of ap.
pointing competent men to office, and
the power to remove those who were I'M
worthy of official trust. But according
to Radical opinion, their pet is rather
inclined to smoke too much and hold his
tongue; and when he does speak
he doesn't acknowledge obligations
to the Radical party, or even so
much as alude to his being a. Repub.
lican Read the opinion of one Of the
leading papers of the Radical persua-
sion. The Cincinnati Commercial
gives its opinion as follows:
The Senate does not manifest ready
disposition to consider the proposition
to repeal the Tenure-of- Office act 1t is
possible that action was had upon it yes
ferday, as at this writing the report of
proceedings is not all in. Mr.. Morton
made vain effort the previous day to
commend it to the immediate attention
of Senators, but they were not willing
We venture the opinion that they
will not make haste to act, and that
the majority of them would prefer to al
low it to slip quietly along with other un.
firished business. General Grants little
speech is understood not to be to the
liking of good many Senators, and to
them it probably appears desirable to re-
tain the power given the Senate by the
law till Grant more clearly demonstrates
the use be will make of the appointing
power.
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ALABAMA,

MoBILE, February 20.-Governor Smith
has issued letter Of instructions to the
sherifs Of different counties, in reference
to outrsges perpetratea by the Ku-Klux.
De says they are invested with ample
authority to protect citizens and preserve
order; aud if they are unable to do
so by means Of posse eOmitatus, it is
their duty 10 call upon the military CON.
mandeF Of the nearest post, who, under
a standing general order from the War
Department, will furnish all requisite as
distance.
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Thomas Il. Leonard.

The arrest of this gentleman, who was
for some time County Trustee, on the
charge of forging county and railroad
coupons to the amount of $4,000, has
created no little feeling In the city, where
he has a great many friends. At the
time of his arrest he was engaged in bust,
ness in New York, aud had not sent bis
baggage on board q vessel bound for Eu,
rope, with the intention OF making bis
escape, as reported. We understand that
be is prepared to show from whom he re-
ceived every coupon which be paid into
the county treasury.
His friends say that the charge against
him is q foul conspiracy, gotten up BY
parties here to shield the real guilty per-
sons, one Of whom is now Illustrating in
fat county Office, and has upon more
than one occasion had public attention
directed to his uauipulations Of the
county finances. Colonel Jobp Bullock
aad Messrs Hanson 4 Swirgley hase
been retained to defend Mr. Leonard,
aud they will spare no efforts to vindicate
him from the charge for which he is now
arrested by ventilatipg this affair, and
saddliug the crime upon the guilty party
We look for rich disclosures. which will
doubtless cause rafting among the dry
boues. Until after the investigation of
this natter we advise our people to sus-
pend their judgment
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The inauguration of the theater of the
Viceroy of Egypt, at Cairo Ia building
run up in less than three months), has
JUST taken place with the representation
of the La Belle Helene His Excellency
was prevented from being present bv q
slight indisposition. Mohamed Tawfk
Pasbs, the heir apparent, attended by
the other personsges of the court, was,
however, among the spectators. The
house was crowded in every part, gov.
eminent functionaries and the diplomatic
community being fully represented. The
attendance of ladies, in elegant attire,
was also numerous. D ame -
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s1 sss A & PSs 4s susss. Pacific

II
Special 70 PysLlo LEpsza, b. Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Tslsgrsph.l ~
NEW York, February 20, 1920 am.
Gold, 1884. Cotton: Uplands-- ordinary,
264: good ordinary, 264; low middlinr,
27a middling, 28a; good middling, 29a
Florida-Ordinary, 263; good ordinary,
26a; low middling, 279 middling, ISL;
good middling, 29}. Mobile--Ordinar
26; good ordinary, q; low middlinp,
273; middling, 20; good middling, 29a
New Orleans and Texas-0 Ordinary, 26};
good ordinary, 27};; low middling, 20 /;
middliug, 29i; good middling. 30 The
market opens dull and somewhat heavy |;
receipts at this port since September,
44O 900 bales; receipts at all ports since
September, j $50, 900 bales; exports from
this port since September, 1872, 900 bales /;
exports from oil ports since September,
794, 900 bales; exports from all ports for
the week, $4,000 bales; stock on hand at
all ports, 427 900 bales. -
1925 a n.--Gold, 1884. Bonds Of 81,
113t; 5.20s-62, ll4}; '64, fll3; IS,
ll2s new 5-2Os-'65, ll0a; 81, llOs; '68,
ll0f; l040s, 1898; Pacific Skies, 1918.
Governments bonds open firm, with o
better demand. Sterling exchange firmer
at 100 for sixty-day bills. Gold carrying
at per cent, with large short-interest
in the market; exports to-day, $87, 900.
IL m.--Tennessee bonds-Old. 66s to
664, sales at 662; new, &c to 66}, sales
at sc. 80 t
LONDON, February. 30, PM Five
twenties, ISL; Erie, ~; Consols, SO.
Illinois Central, 944 bonds in Frankfort,
s2a.
LIVERPOOL, February 20, p.m.-The
cotton market is quiet; middling up
lands. lid Orleans, l2d;, sales for the
day. 1000 bales gI WA
Special to Public LEDGER BY Western Union
telegraph
New YORK, February 20, l2m.-Gold,
1884 cotton, dull and unchanged ex-
change, steady, 9b@9s; low middliug,
273c; good middling, 293@292c.; up
lands, 2s3@282c.; Mobile, 283@29c.;
Orleans, 29@29} 900
New ORLEANS, February 20, ll:50 am.
Gold. 1881 cotton, dull and unchanged
-middling, 27}9271c.; sales, 5000 bales;
New York sight bills 10. premium.
LIVERPOOL, February 20, l:30 pm.
Cotton, quiet; estimated sales to-day
1900 bales; uplands, lid; Orleans, I'D.
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TRUST SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
ID executed to me by VIM. @. ReTifroo. on the
18th day Of January, 1858, and of record in the
Registers Office Of Shelby county in book No.
65, page 4l3. ct sequiter. will, on Thursday, the
proceed to sell for cash. upon tb premises. the
tract of land in said deed dejcribed. situate
near Buntyn's Station, and containing ten
acres. The lot is between the lands of d. s.
Greer and e. A. Spottswood. within few
minutes, walk Of the depot. It Is inclosed by
fence which. though not substantial is still
adequate to the purposes Of cultivation for the
present year. Improvements have been put
upon the property Mt an outlay of some four
hundred dollars, which, with small additional
expenditure will suffice for small family.
100 alasrHa M. D, DEADRICK.
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Trustee's Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
ID executed to me on the 18th day of January.
1867. by ): A. Wright. J II. Muse and T. J.
Graft, and duly recorded in the efice Of the
Probate Clerk of Tishomingo county, Missis-
sippi, in Deed of Trust Book B. pages 1878, S79
and $50, To which reference is hereby made, for
the purpose Of paying certain notes therein
specified. / will,
On Monday, 22d Day of March, 1869,
in front Of the Iuka Springs Hotel, in the tewn
of Iuka, Tishomingo county, Mississippi, pro
coed to sell TO the highest bidder, for cash. the
following described property. to-wit An equal
undivided half interest in and to certain lots
aud parcels Of land, situate, lying and being in
the county Of Tishomingo and State of Missis.
'sippi, and described as lots 3. 8. Is aad 80. as
laid dewn in the plan of Iuka, in said county,
embracing the 1uka Springs Hotel, Cabins,
etc. I; alse. the southeast quarter Of Section q
and 20 acres of the south end of the southeast
ansrter Of the northeast quarter of section q,
ali in township 8, Of range 10. The title is be-
iieved to be good, but sell and convey only as
Trustee. This February is. 1869.
1926 j. M. d. MILLER. Trustee.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, February 2o.-In the case
Of John Clark, convicted, and now under
sentence Of death, for the murder Of A.
B Grave, the Court of Appeal has sus-
tanned writ of error, and ordered new
trial. The culprit has been in jail three
years, and some ofihe principal Witnesses
against him are dead.
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John BrownIow and the school Fund.

=
One other proof why the editor of this
paper was not examined by the commit
tee before whom be was summoned to APP
pear in Nashville is in the report below.
Read the evidence Of Mr.. A. J. Fletcher,
Secretary of State, and say that there is
not somsthing rotten in Denmark. The
committee appointed to examine into the
case was dismissed after taking a part of
the evidence and bringing forward a white
washed report that Fletcher, their own
Secretary OF State, gave in his evidence
from personal i'll will to the Browplows
But such dodge will not be a suficie7t
excuse for the Did saint when he appears
at the great bar Of Justice at the last day.
The witness, hsvipg been duly sworn.
testified as follows:
Q1estion.-What are your relations
with John b Brownlog-friendly or M
friendly?
Answer.-I cannot say they are either
friendly or uufriendly. There is a poliii-
csl difference Tor feud, II you please N
So call ID between the Governor and
myself in which / have no doubt Colonel
BrownloW sympsthizes with bis father,
but / have no personal III will toward
hin-certainly not Of q character 70 lead
me 10 do him injustice.
Odd you ct any time have q con-
versation with john B. Brownlow in
which be asked you What kind Of fellow
Gec-se r. Rutter was; stated to you
that Rutter had proposed 10 lend him
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Dinah Viudicated.

RICHMOND, February 1.-THE jury in
the United States Court to-day gave
$1,000 damages to Robert Stevens,
South Carolina negro, against the Rich
mond and Fredericksburg railroad for
seating his wife in second.class car
by force, after selling her first-class
t;obaf
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FLORIDA.

Key WEST, February 2O.-The Peru
Wan iron-cIsd feet, with the conveys,
arrived here yesterday morning from
Pensacola, as also the telegraph cable
steamer New England.
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DIssoLWTION.

THE FIRM OF GRIFFIN &vANDIvER
Il was this day dissolved By mutual consent,
w. II. Vandiver retiring. Tho unsettled bush
ness Of the firm will be adjusted By George W.
Griffin. who will continue the business At No.
e0I Main street. Memphis Tenn.
r. GEO. w. GRIFFIN.
W. II. VANDIYER
February 16. 1859. 1lse
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Change of Firm.

MR.. JoHNF. BUcKGAM (RORMERLY
vi Of finnie bucxhaml havinE this day be-
come associated with us In tho General Pro-
duce and Commission busine=Wve viii con-
tinue 70 CARY on said business THE old stauqs
go Front street, uuder the FIRM name aud style
Of ANDERSON. REED BUcKHAM.
REED 4 ANDERSON.
February IS. 1seq. lH
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VERY NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE,

No. 40 Promsnade street. situated on west half
of Lot Ne. Is. at the corner Of Promenade and
Overton streets. The house contains four
Rooms, with complete Gas Fixtures. and
splendid Bath House. It Il under rent until
october. at 500 per snnum. which the pur-
chaser may receive. or il win be allowed In the
cash payment on the sale.
This is one Of the incest homes on that beau
tiful street. and either for Investment or use,
opens q chance for fne bargain.
TKhrs : Tvo-thirds CASH. balance In six
months, with interest. Insurance. policy Of
$500 on the property win be transferred to
purchaser.
RoYsTER, rREzEVANT a CO..
Auctfoneers..
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Shelby Nurseries.

Apple and Peach Trees, zoe each ,
sI5 per 100; 1925 per 1000.
Pear. Plum, Cherry, Apricot and
Almond Trees, soc each.
Concord Grape Vines, so per 100
SEQ per 1000; $3.50 per 5000.
Other articles at preportionately low rates.
Best shipping facilities BY Express or Freight
Trains. 4.
Address. KOEN 4 BLEDS0K,
l5i collierviIle. Shelby County. Tenn.
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AMUsEM EMrs.
VIEW MEMPHIS THEATER.

Lessee, MRS. W. @. THoMPsox.
Manager and Treasurer. Q. d. STgIEEuHL.
Stage Manager. ROBERT MoWADE.'
SATURDAY EVENING. February 70. 1862.
Will be presented shakespearc's tragedy OF
MACBETH. Macbeth, Frank Mayo.
SCALE. OF PRIcEs-press Circle and Par
quette, 81; Orchestra Chnirs. ST so; Family
Circle. so cents; Colored Boxes. 30 cents; Col
sSDoo OPEN ct Z to O'Clock; curtain will
rise at Y to precisely. Box-book open from ~
o'clock am. to pm.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-20

RATES TO MEsPnis.-Pok, 5Oc whisky and OIL per tbl.
soc; salt per Dbl. SOC; Flour and Meal per hbi soc:
Com per sack. sc; Oats. per 100 li. 2Dc; Potatoes
and Apples, per bb, 0c, Hay, leoippressed per ton
~ So Heavy freigh'. per loo NJ. pr; Lirht Freirhi
per 100 lbs, sc; Lumber. dressed IN bundles per
~ OF; Lumber, loose, per NJ, IS 10
R.rvs ny R.rl rnow N y. AVID Boros TO caino NJ
TIE BLUE LIsEist ciss. - ~ ID DO. 81 Is: ~ do.
II n; fth do, Al o.: special do, re 1Ii IN
To New York, cotton, impressed. ..........si %
do do do unconpressed !............ 7 2s
To Ngw OHLEAss-Fiour, per boil. 3Oc, Potatoes ans
Apples no; Psrk. per Dbl, coc; Beer ~ o0i Whisky,
Per bbi 90: Coal Oh, per bb 81 %; Corn, 25e; Oa
2oc per ibs; Tobacco soc per 100 b- Cotton 81
Per bale. Heavy Freighis zoe; Light Fieights ~ per
loo lbs. 1' N
Iiay compressed per observation-disclosures. 5000
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-20
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

Came Ifts., May Is, 1850.
Orr market exhibits but few changes since thc
opening ofthe week, md s generally quiet. Receipts
OF produce are light for the season. and barely
sufficient for the warts ~ The trade Prices are, In
consequence, generally well sustained for all de
scriptions.
FtOuR- Reports from dealers show TIM; there j.
m increased demhnd, apd lricts are without my
quotable change slncr DIN last semi-Nccly review.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

reaper ,oyycr or sfumppuller Brt the Society rccog
nzes the principle OF progress. and offered Sg pre- 20
the best velocpede rider and several hundred uos "
the fastest horse ,,.,,---.- ,,,. =.
cougnittee of old was appointed tlis year te
members wearing pantalOon9 WIN PelinlS5on u IN nv
note of any important features claimed by the haudc
turers These women took their knitting work and went
around To show how we'll they unHeIstoOu lneH "orh
features of his machine made Of the term cutter
bar when one of the committee turned 10 MN, ana III
uocently asked MAY I inquire which part Of your
machine you cali the cutterbarf" This committee made
"honorabe mention OF several machines Another COM
mltee appointed 10 examine cutvatOrs made report
two members OF the committee leaving the third TO com
pete IT. and advising diploma The third member had
no doubt visited lager beer saloon, and finished inc
repOrt giving honorable mention 10 the Cultiyaor as
"broadcasC seed-sOwer" This corrected at last Dy
auplcatlOn the President. committee appointed 10
examine bone dust and ph0sphates, while inspecting
Newark NJ j.. manufacture, not knowing that the tN
hbitor was present saidl "Ths is excellent article;
bat we must keep the premium in our own state anu
gave 10 accordingly. This was broken up by an nlo"
ton to the President. COMMON SINsI'
HARRISBURG Oct l. 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
o.; Frankfort. .o,s.o Bremen. 7s,ars,: Berlin. 7os

The well known commercial house of W. Bailey Lang
& Company offer in another column the bonds Of the
Chicago Danville and Yncennes Railroad for SALE The
issue OF bonds Is limited to 5000 mile including
ruling stock and equipment They recommend the bonds
very highly and ask the attention Of investors to tho
security offered.
The Directors OF the Michigan Southern Railroad have
been in to-day, but nothing transpired in refer
to action with the exception Of the fact that
Messrs Aanson Robinson, Horace +. Clark, and James
H. Banker had been appointed committee to settle the
affairs of the late Treasurer with the Company.
The following Is the movement in Dry Goods for the
week. Entered for consumption, 81 Oos6O7 Withdrawals,
s6s3,7i9; warehoused, $4S2,O78
At meeting OF merchants OF this city connected with
the Tobacco trade held at the Office OF NJ RaderZ Son,
tine following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED the death Of Mr. Joseph famsn has
taken painful surprise aud this trade well the community
leading merchant that sincerely cODde and
phe with the relatives Of the decssed that marx respect
re will attend the funeral body. .
That copy os resolution be rendered to the family OF
the deceased
At the same meeting the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
That take this opportunity sympathy
D. Parker and the family OF the
deceased the demise his brother William L. Who though but
short time had eBdeared himself all who Ia contact
With him.
Realized That copy Of resolution be Sisred to the family Of
the deceased
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COFFBE-The marIet 6 RIO eontiaar, y active ademind
jobJers steady former gurss sales Of 62 bags
Kallo; 200 bags UuOn so bags herrmsoj add At
HAMPTON Baltimore 268 bags all on basis Of VI &c,
gold for far good czocs 10 boud Other styles steadily held. bat
without sales of6O bags Laguas private
CANDLES-Ihr continues dull aud prices without parc
quote Adnne At Sperm tse and Patent
sec
FLOUR AND METhers has been less doing IN market for
aud Flour and rreguar Sound shipping
EItas shade better and fair demand chiefly for
and provincial trade but all grades above o. - are lower and
sales 300 bb t5 Goa t3 ~ for Supehue
Sei IS for Extra State 80 d 30 81 Tor Fancy States
GOA for the low grades Of Western EIs SO 90 % for
Spring Wheat SO 200S713 for New Minnesota
Iowa 50 ds7 for City Shipping BItrss 30 CSC
+6 Is Shipping Ohio, Round Hoopl go 1886 90 for
brauls 30 80 for Family do SO Oa 30 Is for Amber
Winter Wheat State and Western 80 &6s1 for White Whea.
do Family do 81 20d SO 90 for ST. Louis Extra
single; &c Double ADD 81 5JG % or DO. Triple
Flour duh and bea sales OF 100 sacks Com
20 asa 90 20 via the Horn Southern Flour dal The
medium hh sales of 40 bills at 90 lOdS66D
frr ordinary 10 good EItrA Baltimore and CouBi 90 4OGS7 for Br
ira Georgia Virginia. Sc eva BIO Is for Family do 50 25gf7
for Ertfa Delaware and 81 l30b for Family do do
heavy and 10 fair denani sales Of $50 bills at vGto
Corn dull sales Of 70 bb at rs ~ for Jersey
steady and plenty at ga - 30 100 10
Ilnurh hill. MLaaI hnal. hnah.
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Government bonds opened Arm, aud advanced upon
report published In morning payer that the Secretary
Treasury had received proposals from the RothS
chds tako per cent Consolidated Bond. The runor
was without confirmation during the day. but was used
with good effect In sustaining prices. The German
bankers were not buyers of bonds but nqulrng OF
the prominent dealers at what prices they would sell
round lots. The investment demand for small lots was
more active Currency cents and lOfOs were In de-
mand as well az the 5205 At the close the market
acted from ldi per cent, closing steady. State
bonds were steady; Tennessee per cents at GAO
ca Tennessee New bonds o.; Virginia New per cents,
ga. Virginia per cents Coupon 5 North Carolina,
special tax AZ; Louisiana evee per cents C Louisiana
Leyee per conts S3i. Railway bonds firm. under
an active investment demand. Michigan Southern Sink
ing Fund sold at 97t Central Pacific per cents ad-
yanced TO "a: Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central
frsts 7l Lake Shore Dividend bonds SO. Bank shares
were dull with sales Of Continental at 100 and Central
National at Ill. Miscellaneous shares were stronger;
Western Union Telegraph sold at 3Gla3CI Pacific Mall
advanced TO Coz and was in active borrowing demand
for delivery. Express shares active; Wells,
Fargo Co. was largely dealt IL at 25d2jsr United
States sold at 5iI, American, 3Ji.
Railway shares have been strong but dull tho trans.
actions well distributed, ana in the Western list
large short interest gave firm tone TO the market.
Michigan Southern, Northwestern Comman and Rock
Island were in demand for delivery, lending In many in
stances without interest Fort Wayne Guaranteed sold
at 85t d85a; Chicago and Alton 1855 6l3s Chicago aud
Alton Preferred, l3Ial371 Chicago, Burlington, and
Quincy G5 EcwJersey Central, l0t a0lt; Morris and
Essex s. 6s7t After the second call prices frac-
ton weaker, but at the close tho market rallied under
moderate purchases. New-York Central was strongly
supported sparngly dealt in Hudson and Iiar-
lem were dull Reading continued firm. There has been
but little buying with the exception OF purchases to
cover short contracts and the street has presented dull
appearance throughout the day.
The following were tho closing quotations OF Govern
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and 2 State lambs ~ 81, They sold la3 CaAsd. sheep y.s-
day ll30ll8 n. at 7t61le.
Kirby sold 50 State sheep 7sI n a6c % lambs 50 No. TIE ia
~ &c ofSS b sc and 90 Of IS No. at o. also. 100 C<ssda
50 n, at Die
McGraw Reid sold IS State lsmb 50 b at 90 81 v est IS Of 81
at y and ~ Of % at c also 208 state sheep ~ n alta
foniethst Van Vert for Asbu Lerch, 70 Canada shsp
ITO % o and % State sheep 2B each they sold lo90
Hin Canada sheep yesterday at M and n lambs a9tc
40 of79 n at SIC and fsl of9l n at Gle
Hogs brought lille alive yesterday prime
Very few Of the 500 arrived to-day
Comnunpiwwee sold before ilEs including Yesterdays
stock 36 Mich 66nl9 N, sold at ic and us do 1870 TO- lola.
Quotations Ol0lic with dressed firm at l+c upss
dressed selling IA. 05c Arrivals yesterday 24I3 head
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THE MARKETS.
lCarsiaIly reported for Tar TrrnusE.I

FRIDAY. Oct q. 1853.
ASES-The market ste.y and moderately VI II
bbla at ~ 9S7 OF Pearls inactive and nominal
BUILDING MATBRALSWo have nothing Of importance to
all articles coming under this heading the The de-
mand continues moderate and prices have undergone essential
BEESWAX business Yellow Western and Southern has been
only moderate sBd without special change 4l04
BRSILES without change the demand moderate We quote
at from 4oc. 10 ~ ~ for America GRAY and White.
COGTONTLr remarkably brisk; holders shown
realize aud with unayoAbe foreign adTces prices
tras closing unsettled gs proportion the arrivals
previously sold and the current offerings the spot rather
sma es Of 3l5 bales 5' m evening and ~ to aTe) OF which
export including 80 10 transit 1881 for consumption and
speculation delivery the market heavy sales Of
bales october g. at ~ do October az Doc 100 do Oeto
2l lO1 Do October 26t 200 do November at 2c 100
do December zoe aud 80 do December free board at New
private terms all basis of Low Mdng We