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MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. 8. 1870.
After making true trial of Doctor Jerome
Pancost's New System OF Cure for Catarrh
and affections OF the lungs, L can, with en-
tire confidence, conn end IL to my friends as
being al that the Doctor claims for it. In a
like this. where 80 many suffer from
these dangerous and annoying complaints,
IL Is of untold advantage to ave in our city
permanently located, an educated and COM
petent physician in this special department
OF practice, and this benefit L am confident is
fully supplied by Doctor Pancost.
E. BERRY.
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90 9ALaE.

WISH to sell my RESIDENCE. situated on
orleans street, near the Hernando street
cars. The dwelling is nearly new, with seven
~ efont rooms, all necessary Oub-bulioings.
Tbis "a an elevated situations yard Wen SET
with original forest treea- For IsrmSg Stey
apply toJ ". Provtpes lseiQl j. W'FVAA"
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Bankrupt Sale.

ON THURSDAY, September p, 1870, as As
signee in Bankruptcy of tine estate of
Howell, Wood Il Co, 1 will, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock am. and I2noon, in front
OF the Court-house, IN the town of Helena,
State of Arkansas, offer Tor sale, to the high
est bidder, for cash, a part of the estate of
said bajlkrupts, the following described per-
sonal property, in the county of Phillips, in
the State of Arkansas, to-wtt: A certain Dis
tulery, situated on the land o. A Wilkins,
near Phillips Bay, on and neaV the bank of
st Francis river; the distillery building is so
feet long.2 20 feet wide, two stories high; one
one tubular boiler u feet long and 40 inches
in diameter, with two engines attached,
diameter and % inches stroke; the boilers
are separate; one marsh tub, s fermenting
tubs, etc, etc; capacity for running four
hundred gallons per day. There is also the
privilege of a five or len years lease of the
land upon which the distillery is situated,
which may be had as parties may desire.
3. W. La METH, Assignee.
Sepfember IL. 1870. sell
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nREMIUMS SPECIFICS which received pre-
Il miums atthe VirginiaState Falr,Nov., 1863.
ELIAS EFFECTUAL E~RADIcAToR-A posi-
tive cure for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Int al
mains of the limbs and joints, which many
have testified to-. Price 81 90.
ELIAS EFFECrUAB ELIxIR-A perfect cure
to an sufferers from Dysentery, Dtsrrhea and
all the bowel disorders. Price 10 cents
ELIAS EFFECrUAL EXTRACF-For the IN
Simultaneous cure of ToOthsche n Neural
qia. Price IS cents.
ELIAS EFFECrUAL ELIXIR BrrTEkS-A pos
tive cure for Dyspepsia and all dersnge-
naents of the stomach, and as an ordinary
% Tonic.o Is second to nome Price u u.
FTIAs,PRKMIUM KMEN =
Eor vending China, Glass, WOOD, etc, nrmly
- 5-mDereeptfbly. Price cents per vial
Ths Proprietor takes pleasure In recon-
mandfng his specifics to the public, assuring
thenS that the most remarkable cures have
heen effected by their use when all other
renedies nave failed. So They need but 9
triaI to be convinced of their great valne in
eradicating most disorders Incidental 70 the
Yer sale wholesale by IsRAEL ELIAS, sole
proprietor, No. Isl Duane street. N. Y and
IN the eitv Of Memphis by
- al ~. JONES& Co. No. 81 Main st.
ANDREW RENKERT, No. 10 Main st
GOODYEAR & HILLS. No. ~ Main ST.
And druggists generally Throughout me
limited RIaAe4-
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NOTICE.
q a
MEMPHIS. TExN., September 10. 1870.

MKMPB1s, Tenn, September 10, 1s7G.
THE proflesshowing the grades of the fol-
Il lowing streets, to-wit:
Orleans street from Vance street to Bayou
DeSoto, Tate street from Orleans TO Walnut
street, Walnut street from the M. G. X. r.
TO the south line of the. corporation, having
been adopted by the General Council of the
city of Memphis, on the eth day of Septem-
Der. 1870, are now on hle-in the office of the
City Engineer, where all parties interested
can I'm them for thirty days, from this
wFitingto the next regular meeting OF the
sell JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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NOTICE.

r WILL. at the October term. 1870, OF the
County court Of shelby county, Tennessee,
amply for letters of administration on the
estate Of Jno. B. BOsia, deceased.
FELIX FRANSIOLA.
August Is, ls7u. au&
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PLANTERS BANK
The Creditors of the Planters Bank

A RE hereby notified that. by a decree
IN the ChanceTy Court at Nashville, in the
cause OF W. w. BgRRY AGAINST THE PLANT
mrs A n AND OTHERs, made with a view 10
holders of the notes OF the Planters Bank.
or any other claims or demands, Of Whatso-
ever nature, against said Bank, must file the
same IN the Office Of the Clerk and Master of
said Chancery Courf- lkv ar bef0re the 3
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JONES, BROWN g. CO.
COTTON FACTORS
-ANDT0O r
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
278 Front Street,
MEMPHIS, : . TENNESSEE.

nS- Bagging, Ties, Groceries, etc, furnished
at lowest rates, and liberal advances made on
c-onsignments. We are also agents for the
celebrated BROWN COTTON GIN, which is
considered by practical planters the very
best in use. We can confidently recommend
them, and believe they will be found upon
trial u~nr1valed for perfecg finish, strength.
simplicity, durability, fast and clean gin
ming, light running, and superiority of lint.
In saying this we think we will be sustained
by the testimony of cotton planters every
where who have used the Gins of this make.
selb d&W I. -. !.
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Park Avenue Academy,
9 ~ Miles from Memphis.

TEAR Memphis and Charleston railroad.
N The seventh session opens September >,
lS70@ Students prepared for the University OF
virginia or any college. Twenty boarders
can be accommodated.
For circulars, apply 20 n. Wade & Co, n
TAYLOR. Radford q Co, Memphis.
fy8 W. L. MILLER, MA, Principal
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J. e. LANPHIER,
Merchandise Broker and Commits
~ sion Merchant,
No. a1S FRONT STREET.

BIZ Country merchants and planters want
ing gOo Louisiana molasses should inquire
Of their grocery merchants for the Ponchar-
fourche brands. RI aull
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EMMA MERCER INSTITUTE,
Grenada, Mississippi,

TINE next session OF this institution VIII
mme on Wednesday, the 2lst Of
September. A full corps of instructors In
every department. of exper1ence md the
highest professional talent. The house Is be-
ing RENTED and renewedf from top to bottom,
outside and in.
For terms and information applyto
MRS. DIR. B 7. HOLCOMBE,
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frat Monday IN October. 1910.

that notice OF this order be published in
az least one of the daily papers OF Nashville.
papers. Of Franklin Pclnski, Murfreesbor0,
Athens and Clarksyiile, continuously up TO
the first Monday in October, 1874.
NORTON 3. HOWELL,
el0 aL Efla Clerk and Master,
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N OF COMMERCE.

JEROME PANCoST, MD,
65 Adams street, Memphis,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
FAMILY MARKETS.

Oct 2-Cooler weaiber hinKs pouT
e., of those cbanyabs dealers have everything h load
th stands with suspend hooks sund ehct-ns
ous. psrtdges and now ih the game laws permit quail
NenisOn rr-y bs the
STsHd r,n, ahead supply Oi ioSl aud chckeBs
.tc, mostly selling thoush VARYING from t5c rutey
reschpg - 90 Rhoi. issRd
phladelphs selling Sa ne ~i sc the P-
psr,dye. and gus 26 81 n aud ~ hart
w f,sh birds Ous West-ru re'slhg 81 SJd
- ,.T do. shll. Long bung s5 and 81
Of sH- and changes have
vel. state aud soil lo~ walk Pgrt
coming nor into ~. - cool weather approaches
Trts of the . sbnpdsnt Fine hns
IA. iAd 81 =, NTH plenty
- 0r.ps, ear ,t bought Tor toG5a rbey
nearly ali and CsisNhs Crsbberes retailing al
An. vny from Is. q 21t PER quart.
Imopg vegetable. and and eAs,fer shbsg-,
.uperh ss0 20 eseh hongh - hem sell
getting sBd
.ring IN 1st 81 lit. @l
,k sith 1us spinach Celery uan-uay
Tot,,o. are lower wholesale, still ibsiah
Of the fresh nearby lind. s.ng
Lind egg. srr nov market shd ceh sold though ng
mnet less wholesale
~ 10, In s SIMPLY scarcely prcss smaB trout
.i,a "A ggs lie lOdi2c har rrsb.
Lam. n f0aI5t. = o, AMI 'toIogs al sea+ee q quart
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

gss rcs., Sons ,od % ssouri s-t l2le J" TcI,s
9est, h We, and IS Of pnoe
u') unu 70 sold Indiana 81 l<e 81 lhRGB
Bsvn lHdiec snd 20 Michigan steers at l3c Ct cvt
II. uh1 Tor Doty 80 Indiana ~ cst, at Bale
~" ~" ~" ~" - -
Az "eeh,vfen w. Alercn Co had Y for slssshter
hrNn ears Ceney hcherson, W. Gilbert Co.. ]
can hFmans 4 To- carr, and J. hsrpn ezr
,omy mihe.on for u. Dowd l6 Illinois caitk which
through the Palace Car" days from Chicago with
os once ahoadng They took their feed the and
me @df eEt esttmate-. ghi 13 Chicago showed
n' snrsase fair would weigh similar ot Chi
cAeo snip part IN the Palace and the oascar and
vegh em npon svn here the shnkas Ths projectors
em hee .eonomy In this style Notwithstanding it,
e" Ieqaes an additional cf % 81 hed from Cuicago This
urne IN the s shnkagt perfect condition Of the and the
t that the popret0
lhe cattle sieded 10 sold st lsal5e.
ohey hePherson sold their ia TeIans ssnt cot at st
san 10 limos en e.t at 3dl3ci 100 TEXANS fog kt~n
% est sh % Illinois u l2 ale ard fair to choice
oat ena Ono stsen tor Kemaa Co.. At I3alee ~ Of e-t
prime a. iot qlte. aud ~ vt. cwt. at l3dl5c.
b w ohle't sod l3l Cherokees Of 81 cvt s To-.
o. Mebeme for }. harin "a iair cs Ohio seer At l5.o
shkk AND L.sBsA rivals today CommunPas and ~
"eenNfen ma KING 2g7 head 2 100 for the week Price, With
oS ,n1Ss @9es Of The .ei be lot Of yer. poor sheer
va son ~ - head ofb at 4te n n a. 5.t
sm ear 20 ~ st tic, with "a lambs 50 n at se
here vert III sTnvd7 due, Al n
"rshaEn petng y 7 for the week Dressed svsncd Aont
stlfel hogs vent IoN,r.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.


IorpoN oct 5p nConsoIs Opcna g2l d9 Cor both
and Tie account U. \ bonds 1872 S5 oh s53
ibI N!i TenFories 81 stOcks Erie Railway shares IT,
Illinois cenas, Ia; Atlantic and Great Western 30
Oct h-s hddlng
si hddng Orleans SD sales tbe day Hooo babes 4 o. Tor
port Ejaculation California Wheat ~ 10 cenal, he
Winter Wheat 10 ialOa Gem 49, per quartet Srr Petroleum
n per gallon .....
LosDos Oct ao.-Lih-ed on p2e5 per TIM.
ASrHKKP, Oct 7o-Ptiroem co ed qulet and unchanged
b0NDoS Oct 2l-: ~ u-Ionsos 2l for money account
American secmitsz quf and STEADY; So Bond lbtl @ % 81
r7, 0s 8T Stocls qni.t Ejs Railway shares, ls3 Nnos
Central, ia, Atlantic and Gn Western 20
LfyEKPoOL, Oct 2u.IO a. sieNivi
Mthng ug'aDds sL Mdd 81 sales Of the veek l0
oD bae--ls Tor specljion s,ok band
3i0 tssio70s smercsn Receipts of week g. O ' Amer
eiH UsSes per ssK..! 5f tsursnis uIIt To RI
Wesem anO ld0 or Red Winter Flour 2 bbL for West
Canal Com y Oats. 2 g Barley, -. Pea, 6It.
LvEEPooL, Oct 2i-ll m-PVrk, 01 Pe bbL for Bas'rS
Prime Mess Beef l2b PEI de Of ao n for bItr Pnme hes
La q per eWt Chee o. eEt i,aeon 81 per oVL Tor qu'
berand Cut and g. for short Ribbed hddes Common hsin
Pine hosin, i spins Petroleum 10 kined Petroleum lje Tai
low ~ ~ cst 1upeIune N csL Lhseed OIL AZ Lrsee
CAKES go To-.
LoNDoS Oct 2-li.3l a. m-TsoE 436 b cvt Sugar y z
Y ext for No u butch STANDARD the Pot Vha'e oil tS TO-
Calcatta Lnssed, 60.
PR,yEoEr oc 2Uhisd ses Five Tvnty bonds s'saay A. a
LOaDoN Oci 2-l.3J nAmensn Securities quiet fyeINeniy
Bo-is ls ga 1865 J Stocks quiet
LIyERP00f Oct 2i m.Ine total receipts of Nloa Al s
three p eco qufrters Of vhcL o. Amer
ican Com. % Tor Ches-s, 67It.
LoNDOS oct. 4l-l:ol 2 m.-Cacutta lnseed. 81 g
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

FRIITs-ay a better demand aud a he close
81 4oo boIs ~ 25d - w. me nl
fr round o eru last Jo boes on pnlae
ssrin been fsir dmni and the suFpy u brtI
,.es OF 2OOO cs quarter ls. go sa Of 80 bag
tuan;s have sod at 2lc VALENCIA Ban a. % AIu
Malaga Llmons jobhing lo's a. - = box -,
FREiGHTSIhe offerings Of Breadufs today ir Brush por hs'e
limited hm Il YESTERDAY hgerss lbe enfat
ent. TO-DAY Liverpool 20 oo b. Wheat a a. steam snd
$50 h.s of hpl a. oG b steam ana 10 oa'
% 500 bush Wheat by Il an, AZ nd g bush .o,,.
FEEDS quiet and prices uB a1ged We qrois ~
GRAN-Wheat held With extreme tnnnes- nDier ore AoAo
Europe, the unes eghs an poor A.
te business il cte the export demsnd beng con
hnsi % Spring chiefly. Oh Nprp j. complraIey nel ~
but the shnre OF frgh room 'e
active mers not purchasing 70 any
uste Winter ~ quiet 0nt u
beJ with more confidence lJ 90 bush a evening al
49 u ~ for hIel Spnngi ~ Ja ~ - o 10 tn,a5o
spi1g. s for No Milwaukee, III 14dS 3 for Red estert
a - 90 for Amber afOat ~ Or Amber state
do asa II White Michigan II 60d&l o. for White
esee inferior Old No Chicago al IA and OH No Mlyaukee
,bonol
lgl 20 Canada West No Chicago Is noTina a. Oa
r. Barley Malt heavy and iua, O ar, hIer h9sFh na
afo 53 $40 Rye aud y quiet Srs o
and STATE TO- Corn freely offered Is loxer aud
S0agc nse and Fancy 81 bSc western
White q 90-, sfoat Jersej Yellow al 81 a2se o.
GUNEIEs dull l9d2Oc for Bags and 2sd3Nc. for Cloth
HOPgThe market continues quiet prices learn Of
ro,sh cshg. We quote: Prime New 5alse
RaI4 Wisconsin and Michigan a. lOal5ci Ono At
lOal2c; Eastern at lod S and ieartngt Al lOd bc
fairly and steady al = o3q - 10 for ship
ping 20d 40 for R lots Straw Is selling al . oJd
~ 10 for Long Rye snds 5dg5c Short do.
NDlG0The demand contnuef moderate Aad the market steady We
bengal per h. goH so0s2 20 Guatemas.....s 25q 81 %
Madras currency 2oe 81 Caracas .''''''''''' va u
MRTAIS-Amercan ngotl Copper u quiet New Sheahng and
yellow Metal demand aud sc'th Pig Iron IN
demand prices without chnge New RA steady and
Old hnn with far demsnd Amerean u du
There demand for Pig L but with
articles without quotb change the
business beng onl, moderate. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
FRIDAY. Oct 2l-P. N.


stocks have been duh and barely steady
throughout the day speculation having been confined to
few Of the prominent shares, These were Western
Uhon. Pacific Mail, Lake Shore, Northwestern Pre-
ferred Ohio and Mississippi, and ST. Paul The bear
rad appears for the time tO have exhausted Itself and
although the market attacked this morning with
some vigor by leading operator but little impression
made upon prices, which seem 10 be gradually re-
royernC hut without the manifestation yet Of much
enthusiasm In their support. The general impression
~ the street is that nothing but one Of the
old-fashoned money stringenoies can break down
marked prices unless the large holders Of stock assist IN
establishing decline for their strategic purposes
The chances OF the former appear remote 80 long as
business conducted upon proper basis and there Is
10 Indication Of change il the tactics Of the obques 10
warrant the expectation Of the latter. II looks, there
fore as the bulls and bears must fight out Oh this
line" for some time the former confident in demonstrat
inc tb, intrinsic merits Of their heavy investments and
the quite In the long run Of reapinc rch
harvest Of profits upon decline which they think must
eventually II consequence OF exposition OF the
Too sanguine and faacous ancipatons of the bulls.
The following table exhibits the highest and lowest
prees Of active stccks upon the market to-day:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FIsK. A. s HATCH.
OFFICE or FISK d HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities,

HARVEY fIsK. A = hAIth
OFFICE OF FISK d HATCH. }
Bankers and Dealers IN GOrerHmeM Scurttte'
No. NAssAU-sI., NEw-YoRK, Oct. -, 1870
THERE is NOW CLEAR PROFIT OF TWENTY PER
CENT in an exchange Of United States 80 bonds fol
the Central Pacific Railroad bOnds-iD other words
for every 5000 Of the former there may he obtained
$1,000 Of the later bonds, bearing the same rate OF
interest &c per cent in coin not subject to be called
in for twenty-f years, and founded upon Sc
curty sufficient 10 satisfy the most critical investors
The Central Pacific Railroad If one of the most
prominent and productive lines on the Continent,
and its securities have ready and active market,
both in this country and in Europe They can
always be converted into money as readily a. the
bonds of the Government. and their stability and
safety are thoroughly established and universally
recognized.
Having originally negotiated these bonds, ard
knowing their value, make specially of dealing
in them, az in Government securities. and have no
hesitation in recommending them 10 our friends and
customers contemplating investments OF the eX-
change of Fiye-Tweutiee FISK d HATCH
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

The following is the movement in dry goods for the
week Entered consumption, ,s55e7s: Withdrawals
s5l4s51 warehoused, $373,512.
The Treasury Department has Just issued statement
of the receipts expenditures Of the Government by
warrants from July 1885, 10 June 80 1870 prepared hy
j. H. save The total receipts were t606 1854 900, IN
Guiding s746OOO from loans and Treasury notes The
net expenditures $3.50 2OO, including $50 o5OOo
for the redemption Of loans and Treasury notes
The earnings Of the Chicago, Cincinnati and Louis
vile Railroad for September 1870, were sl4,553 &c
Messrs Henry ii. BOody Co, financial agents OF the
Port Royal Railroad Company invite the attention Of
10 the first per cent gold bonds of
that road which offering at ss in currency
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETs.

pstp., oct 2l-BSgvE.-A portion Of ih- I1- .oi t,i moi
- q. Itch That H
ss, N Weehswkcn snd a. a. Ce~muBiPs- l'l hesd TO-DAY.
80 la Gr M, ~ cI-rtod hInir-ist %
~ hut " PITCH sold ~ good cat kehigchy rsiss .hst
In ycssn..T. A. lJdls- ,. - o.. -
DotT 3tsrx The Mors cattle 0bll1 Texans segr
Never. 81 cat ia lhO. Al b. rt , sAmnel, sold
s I1Irol e,L I. lgqie w. u Dy..I evil I IsXRa d sub.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
REcEIprs OF pP0nrCE

~ Nora R,Oer, Vesses. and Raiiroads 49,
oI H-tJ bales Cotton " pkg Ashes pigs beesNsI 1897
ee four o. sl bush What 1873 bsh Corn II B bush oas
bush barley 5 bnsh Beans $40 bash Peas 100 bbs Com
Meal 800 tae Neal 100 hhs Oatmeal bbs pigs
Gas 100 Psgs LArl 1888 pkgs Butter 20ll pkgs Chsess ~
pkgA hggs 10 qkgs Tsos ~ Dred Fruit bbs Copper ~
hbs Wh,l B bae- Wool y ba Hops 949i sdes Leahet "a
as ~ beds Iohaeo tl pkg Tobacco 6hsg Peanuts bAss
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
Sl.4EL.MO


SFvRN PR CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE PORT ROYAL
RAILROAD COMPANY. These bonds are secured by
mortgage covering the Railroad and the entire prop
erty and franchises Of the Company, 10 the Um0n
Trust Company of NewYork. They have 10 years to
run bear seven per cent, interest payable semi an
nually, LIST MAY and 1st November III New YORK OF
London at the option of the holder, free of Govern
n.eat tar and both principal and interest are paya
ble III gold coin. They also convertible INTO The
capital stock of the Company, at the option OF tbe
holder. r.
The Road traverses the hest district OF South Caro-
lima; untes the halbOr of Port Roya-the best harb0F
south of New-York-with the city of Augusta, Geor-
gia and directly with all the railroads cen
ferng at that point Ii FORMS therefore, the Allan,
tic or Seaboard link in THROUGH LINES OF railroad
extending already many hundred miles west of the
Mississippi which fact assures II business second 10
that of no railroad i'll the South.
These bonds are offered for the present AT the 10"
price of " and accrued interest in currency We are
satisfied of the perfect soundness OF the bonds ana
consider them at the price the cheapest hTst-cIass
security offered in this market.
y B-Pamphlets and maps giving turtner lh1or-
nation furnished Oh application,
Governments and other securities received ln cA-
change al full market rates.
HENRY II. Body & Co, II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

The Governmendbond market has been strong under
tbe ohe foreign bsnkers and the buoyancy
ot seeurtesin the London market, sixty-twoe being
quoted al ss The small amount Of the bond offerings 10
government yesterday stimulated the trmness 1t being
construed in quarters indicating scarcity OF
bonds on the street The changes in quotations have not
teen material compared with yesterday The general
market closed strong Fisk Hatch report prices at
4. L.. follows: -,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
,,.vvroc.rTLE sARKET-OCr q.

an oil d. -, d. .ees clo-~d today at decline 81 "a &C.
t l.. ssss. pn-s and seaf a. ths 1sns "a ~ G a. = IS
g sp s,A .Y,,.sing a. ~ brought - ~ In oui nsN- ~
sold al - 'l ~ n.ss
In, m a. -s IN mi had CAnst. At - 20 49,, 1 sb.s
fr ths hesi ashn't 80, ri s Art hands sa,
80 .s.,t.a A. some esirn yest-sy qno-aons Oa @
mo Ub. ~ than thr demands Of the mAiAe' m. -. ny
~, -, s.as bal N, Fsn tra has Not '' opshsS ih' '"
IA, s,I, ~ LEAD OLV 81 tbafs f"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
e stocks upon the market to-day
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations are fonows

The Money market has ruled easy throughout the day.
the disbursements of the Treasury III payment OF the
bonds purchased yesterday adding 70 the abundance OF
money on call Borrowers have been rapidly accommo-
dated ~ five and per cent with the bub OF uansae
aos at the rate. The currency movement IL IN
important IL discounts there are active applications al
he banks though city institutions, a. rule are taking
new Mercantile acceptance hnd ready sae IN
III, ousde market the basis Of the following rates
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

Howrs & MACY, Bankers the same as sn mcorpo
rated bank. No. 30 Wall-st., New-iork. -Four pei
cent interest allowed on deposits
Persons DEsIBoUs of RECEIVING INTEREST Tor
their money. and having it at all times subject to
check on demand can do so by depositing with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate Of per cent per anDum
COLLECTIONS made any part OF the world with
immediate returns al the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of Stocks, Bonds
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

Railroad bonds eOntnue strong, and the volume Of
business is better distributed Central Paccs advanced
10 Sol Union Pacific hrsts S. the 10 per cent
bonds selling 70 Rock Island sevens sold at %,
~ LOnis and Iron Mountain hrss 81; and rss Of C. C.
aud !. C. st 7s4. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

Tue state bond market rather more active though
nj the final call the whole list neglected Missouri Is
wit the feature and sold AT G9li the St Joseph is-
.,c- being quiet though firm, at 81. Sales Of New North
carolina were also made at 27i, and South Caronst at
-. FOR the January and July bonds. The following
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

November E99ic 300 each November and DECEMBER,
90 oember rs dste and Ice ysnssry l3se td ~
No December isc lW each Soseneef sna
December lstc November nesembef
zoo October l5iaec 22co November lS dlee e' e. -.
lsdl6o 100 Jsnuay rs and 9o February, l m Oh oAs
of hddhng W. qao,s A. follows: o.,,. T,,.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
,,p,rttvR STOCK MARgET-Ocr. a.

Race. sni m 70 cent owi l' rsnEe va ron y 70
,, -. In .. .appy; dcuand good al ia'i Wees PIsss
demand or .ep and go Al iiaoi' 10. 'nel h .I 80 III ,
I ,i in,,.~i rrr~ipt, The demand H no., ! p'r nor
% wy 96lt.s Se~ iOrt dds-c ana Iuinos
s ~ 81 schig.n On private terms 'na 0 h'" ' "tN
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

MOLASNEN-Ihf h",tV '"HH''-
fm,r prr paid Cuba Clsyed 2003c do huooyadO 25dJS
hhs 3i1 hhds and q n Pofio ho for
boiling on private terms; auctop Is hbds Porto eo 4Jd45 and
ManLSnlls al t2c.
NAVAL sTOREs-Svnis Turpntne has been quiet and
quo;sby lower The feeling reaker OWING 10 prospective
iarg. We 04ic for herchhisb There has e
rea demand Tor grades of R0n AZ steady pnees
bbs strained s2Gs2 The better grades qaet at
pres, ytstery Tar dull at - - Tor heNbe aud ~
for Wilmington Pitch il nominal At ~ y for City
Lnse-d quiet bnt pnet We hear OF no
iportsu chang, ,hsh dali and prices nominal Crude
F or arr without important change the bushes. ta been only 10
dull but hear Of
no oDotab without material change, the trade