Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12

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The demand poneysi. very
light, whIlA the ppay is Abpie for
all Legitimate purp 0-es of tribe. AL
good bills are readily taken by our
fbAnks, and nom fs9t6ist 7nsiicatiofs
there will ebe Tisbundapt facilities
throughout hc SCISSOR u move the
preduets uofuthsscouutrysn1tt
haps sworthy of ,p9te thstsysn, in the
busiest period of-onr seasons money
isIslwaystn be thls mar
ket upon shippa<ntss Of Ptoduu<, upon
reasonable time ansi ut ratessuniform
tlssoughosIt tho years mssk ITi9nsD
asBut little has, occurred futsads %
iegialstion tosaIiactthe value Of gold,
(which has beer very STEADY for sew
eralounortbs,i nrying five points be-
tweenteHtreniea ina DccemberI and
less then four in, Januarysz Its price
10 70 fpture, will be determine<i moro
by the laws Of trade and slass by tho
lawsreff Geagrssss ana l1encs1its vari-
atoms will observes reatef uniform
ity, .andbbeeeme ,more the 7subjectlof
calculation. bNYhiIe we,7cnnnotS in
iyiew ofsthemany unseeBeauses that
may afeeth itoprediet withiatny cdr
tatnty theh course, efypgold, p we may
reasopably calculate upon zahijad-
vance during the fsprins /; sforitrcau-
not belong before the erepsiwillhave
gono aforwsrd, when gnld,9anlese a
largely eihcreasedy udemand shosfti
spring prfors our bonds abroad, bwiil
'goout az q basis fDr Eachange.i The
extrenisaAss la rhoneyrwiIi facIiftate
the sdva nee, asi 1t will enhble these
Wild may operate TO curry without
difficulty. .beaia& ytsssa
-psNewS Yotki dispatches osuggest The
Republication ofiVennessee bonds De a
prebable'Yesult Or the recent decision
~ the Y pitedo States Supreme court
In Feferepce, TO the lseal tender act; as
t,ylfhst decision the principal And1n-
tetest Of ali bonus issued pflof ia The
passage ,of the act are made payable
In gollbaIf Tennessee bonds are ever
reputiat@l It, will not be becatise Of
this decision. n the State willnnIy
Offer 70 pay her creditors In the cvw,
reley Of the country 'sheswill find
them more thaniwiliing to settles If
they are now willing to sell bonds for
currency at, more than. twenty-five
per cent. discoupt, with more than a
Years accumuiated interest, much
more would they be willing to part
With, lthem at pan for the same cur
repeyil They would be too thankful
tor currency To clarnor for gold. sh1hp 4
r. Tobaecos Is coming In Very freely,
and Tie sales at the warehouses on
this, and the, lother side Of the river
ase increasirg M size and animatioh.
Receipts are larger than at the same
time last year. notwithstanding the
crop isunot 90 largeby athirdF Prices
arsfyery Rrmy ana as compated with
other markets, very high. Recent
advices from New York report great
dimcu W In selling shipments Of the
new, crop at.gprices tlIat will cover
cost: tphere Is nothing, however, IN
this peculiar to the present season, as
II IL usual with the Western markets
to lead rather than follow New York.
Being nearer the sources Of supply,
and having every facility for obtain,
ing Information in reference, to sup,
ply and demand, orr buyers deter.
mine the value of tobacco for them
selves. Besides, since ,CiarksyiIlc
Tobacco concentrates here, reggie and
other foreign buyers resort.gto this
market, as'theyf do to New York, to
purchase, tier supplies, and ship
them direct to nEurope. The crop,
though clearly short in quantity, Is
proving better In quality than was
expected. That which was allowed
TO ripen in, the field and escaped
freezing In nthe barn, though not so
large, Is better tobacco, and Better
suited tbthc wants ofthe Trade, than
last years crop.i II has more gum
and body and conforms more closely
to the Clarksville type. Fnliy one
third, perhaps one-half OF the Drop,
was cut before II ripened, and Is con-
sequently of greenish color. rIuch
of this, however, has body aha VIII
be FOUND quite useful ,1eaasal sossa Il
-. l,,y-z 1879 nrail 4
EDITORS Giro ylGI,Ei--Allow IA e
TO call your attention and that Of our
new Mayor and Board of Aldermen
TO the present peculiar styl e and sta o
otour street, Crossings Someof them
are IN sad way, especially those az
First, l,Secopd aud Third Cross, on
IrapAlln street, which are miserable
In any state. OF weather, and are In
the best and business parts of the.
city. tfhe, cns6iprisug individual,
iwhojnyented the style of crossing on
Franklin street must have come out
Of the Ark with our old friend N oah,
and had In view resting points for
any other doves that Noah fniellt
sat,.t IN t.raapf M IN ..,,, Ia; !. a. s,..t a.