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River News.

CAIRO, December 19.-Arrivcd-1E. s.
Turner, from Louisville, 0P.Mi james
Q. Rankin, from Evansville, Or. Nj 81
Joseph, from Memphis, II P. NJ; Mollie
Moore, from New Orleans, 12M Depart.
ed-Burksville, for Nashville, o +. NJ
Jas. +. Rankin, for Memphis, 10 M; IL
8. Turner, for New Orleans, "a. Nj Jas
Howard, lor New Orleans, 8 A. ".
Weather cloudy and cold.
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SAINT LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1O.-The new county
on Clark Avenue, between ilth
and 10Th streets, embracing one Of the
best jails ever built, and spacious rooms
for the Criminal and either Courts, and
for various county and city purposes, alto.
gcther costing over u million dollars, has
been Christened "The Four Courts" and
will be known by that name.
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Disappearance Of a Lady at NASH
Vile.

NASHVILLE, December 1O.-Mrs. Josiah
Freeman, while visiting some relatives in
Nashville, went out shopping few days
ago and has not been heard from since,
Her disappearance causes much distress
among her friends and considerable feel
ing In the community. 1t is feared that
in temporary fit Of insanity she has lost
her life
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DANIEL Y, Llst, trustee
In ChSnCery, Circuit Court for Ohio county,
West Va.
in this cause on the 29th day Of December, 1870,
| will ollOr for sale, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1871,
at the ffont door OF the Court House Tor Ohio
county, West Va, commencing At 10 O'Clock 4.
N, tho following real estate, lying In the city OF
Wheeling on the west side OF Main street, viz
Tho two valuable stores now occupied by d.
A. Adler q Co. and by Peter e, Zinn and others,
lying between tho houses occupied by Harbour
1 DittmAn and y. Kline. Also the property on
same side Of Main street now occupied by tho
shoe store Of Richard Porter, adjoining house
owned by ]. B. Sheppard.
TERMS OF BALE-0nC.hfth OF purchase TO be
paid In cash and the balance In one, two, three
and four years nom day Of sale, with interest,
notes with good security to b0 given for the do.
lerred payments, and deeds Of trust, at tho ex.
pcnso Of tho purchaser, as further security on
the property sold.
nOVl6 DANIEL q. LIST, Trustee.
Tho salo OF tho above property, except tho
hOusC occupied by Richard Porter, ID postponed
antil FRIDAY, December %, 1871, at 10 O'Clock,
y.
decl6 D. G. LIST, Trustee. =.
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The RIrhl OF Proce.,Ion IN Ireland.

NEW York, December 1D.-The Her
ads special states that the Bishop Of Lon
donderry, in his sermon, denounced the
proclamation forbidding the professions
On Monday the procession formed, and
on attempting to march to the cathedral
was attacked by the military. A figh
ensuel, during which several persons
were hurt The procession finally dis
persed. Great excitement prevails, ant
more fighting Il anticipated.
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1mnottnnt Solar Di.coNerr.

New York, December 19.--A Paris
special states that the French Academy
received the following from the ECLIPSE
expedition: The spectrum Of the corona
attcsts the existence Of matter In the space
beyond the atmosphere Of the sun.
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The Weather To-Day.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYFICE OF THE CHEZ SIaNAL OFFTCiR,
WAsHTNGTOE, d. o., Dec. 19-7:80 p. n.

OEIlUb UFThB Iulbf bIuNAL OFfluhht
WARRINGTON, d. o., Dec. 1880 p. n.
PROBABILITIES.
The disturbance OH The Pacific coast
will probably pass northeastward In
Montana, and falling barometer and
rising temperature will prevail Wednes.
day at the Rocky Mountain stations. The
high barometer north ol Missouri will
move eastward with diminished pressure,
and cold northwest winds will prevail
west of the Appalachian range. Cloudy
weather with westerly winds will prevail
very generally Wednesday along the At.
lantic coast; brisk winds from North Car.
ollna to Maryland Navigation Is being
closed upon the lakes, md the display Of
cautionary signals will be suspended at
the lake ports.
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Caucus Nomination for Kentucky
Senator,

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 10.-TIon T. G. Nc.
Creery, late United States Senator from
Kentucky, wAs nominated by tho Demo-
cratic legislative caucus at Frankfort,
tonight, 10 succeed Hon. Garrett Davis.
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REPORTO OF CIVIL SERVICE COM.
MISSION.
Message of the President Transmits
ting IL.

Message of the President Transmits
ting it.
WASHINGTON, December 1O,-The fol.
lowing message has been transmitted to
Congress: .r
To ne StHGts and HOu1t Of Representatives.:
In accordance with the act OF Congress,
approved March Sd, 1871, l convened a
commission ot eminent gentlemen to de.
wise rules and regulations for the purpose
Of reforming the Civil Service. Their
labors are now complete, and l transmit
herewith their reports, together with the
rules which they recommend for my nc.
tion. These rules have been adopted, and
will go into effect on the lst day OF Jan.
lary, 1872. Under the law referred to, as |
interpret II, the authority is already In.
vested In the Executive, TO enforce these
regulations, with full power TO abridgG,
alter or amend them at his option, when
changes may be deemed advisable to the
Service, Together with the report of
the Commissioners, Isubmit them for your
careful consideration as to whether
further Legislation may be necessary in
order to carry out an effective and beneti.
cial Civil Service reform. II left to me
without further congressional action the
rules prescribed by the Commission under
the reservation already mentioned will be
faithfully executed; but they arc not bind.
Ing, without further legislation, on my sue.
CCssors, Being dcsirous OF bringing this
subject to the attention of Congress before
tho approaching recess, l have not had
time to sufficiently examine the accompa.
nying report. To enable mo to suggest
definite legislative action, TO insure the
support which may be necessary in order
togive thorough trial to tho policy long
needed, ask for oil the strength which
Congress can give Inc to enable me to
carry out the reforms in the Civil Service
recommended by the Commissioners and
adopted TO take effect, US before stated,
on January 1st, 1879. Tho law
which provides for the COnvening
of a Commission to devise rules and rcgu.
lations for reforming the civil service, au.
thOri2es, | think, tho permanent organiza,
tiOn Of u primary board, under whose
general directions all examinations of ap.
plicants for public Offices shall be con.
Quoted, There Is no appropriation to
continue such board beyond the tCrmi.
nations 0fits present labOrs. therefore
recommend that proper appropriation
be made TO continue tho services of the
present board for another year, and In
view Of the TACT that three members of
the board hold positions in tho public
service, which precludes them from re.
CCiving extra compensation under the CX.
listing laws, that they bc authorized 10 ro.
Cciv0 fair compensation for extra service
rendered by them In performance Of this
duty, Signed U. s. GRSNT
ErecUiW Mansion. Dec. 10. 1871.
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Report Of civil Service CUmmlasioB

WAsnrNuroN, December O.-The Civil
Service Commissioners having completed
their report made call upon the Presi.
dent Yesterday for the purpose of submit
ting Il. The report Is now in the hands
luf the printer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-20
DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

offer for PALE the h6ae in which ! nuWre- .,A
side, slluate on John street, / few dOOre
east Of FIith. Tho house is . substantial ~. ~
twO.story brick containing. eight roome, DO;
aides q bath room and Kitchen. and hniehed
attic, wltha good cellar, hot and cold water ~
we'll located and In every way desirable prop.
etty, being but little over square rom INC
Post once. There is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE, n
sufficient for four horses, and A carriage house.
Any one Wishing TO purchase can eGamine the
septH 70 JNO. +, MCDhHmOfll
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CHICAGO.
POLICEMAN ATTACKED WITH HYDRO.
PH0BGA.

CHICAGO, Dec, 19.-POliCemAn W, II.
Hinckley last evening, while at the second
precinct station, was attacked with hy-
drophobla. He was taken to his home,
and Is now lying in a critical condition.
He cannot live long. About two and
half years ago, while fondllng little
dog, he was bitten by the animal, but has
never, previous to this, discovered any
sYmptOms Of the disease.
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CINCINNATI, December 10.-River 4
feet II inches and falling. 1t has been
showing since 3 o'clock with no signs OF
abatement this evening, and is growing
colder.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered At $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and eH. eH
tending TO the river, Price from S51p t9 y w
each. according 10 also and location. lFetinsj
onc,iourth cash, residue In equal installmens 81
'''' WV '"u '"'O' JNO p. GtIyCHRIsT,
aug7 At Top MIL.
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The Fourth National Bank Of Phila-
delpha has been thrown out by the Joint
action of the bank examiners and the
Clearing House. An investigation Is be-
ing made Of its present condition.
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p ositions without compensation for serv.
ices, dispatch agents, and bearers of dis
patches.
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(By tho Western Union Line.
Ofiee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.)
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For Sale.

DLIZA JANE ZANE, SAMUEL
III Sprigg Zane, Cofdelia Carr and Milton T.
Carr, Noah Zane, Sophia BustOn and Alexander
EastOn, and PlAtof Zane,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively to the IntsllIgsncer.

PRlss RRPoRT.
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llnl/H"-INTI' III'U "LIIWI|"
WHEELING, W. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 90 1871

so vindicate itself to the good sense of the
country that the people themselves would
reject any party or any candidate that
proposed to relapse into the present prac.
tice. The improvement of the civil ser.
vice is emphatically the peoples cause,
the peoples reform, and the administra-
ton which vigorously begins it will ac-
quire glory only less than that Of our
IIniOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

hOon engaged by the syndicate and other subscrib-
80 !. is expected that the small remaining balance
viii he rapidly absorbed especially as on the st of
San,omber next the Secretary will appropriate
900 of the coin belonging to the Treasury to
tbo redemption of 500 bonds, in addition to tho
omonnt provided for by the syndicatcs in Europe
and America. Interest upon the amount thus nOti-
fed viii cease at the end of 90 days las provided by
lay, and further notices of redemptions will follow
at short intervals.
The above-named banks and bankers will assist
actively in the negotiation of this loan, and in adj
dition all banks and bankers throughout the coun-
try are requested to act agents, to whom uni
form commission Will be allowed. Further iniorma-
ton will be furnished on application to
JAY COOKE & Co,
General Subscription Agents for the New Five Per
Cent Loan, New-YOrk. Philadelphia. and Wash
inEtOn,
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day s.e sill estimated at 1000 bales including 1000 for export and
speculation. - " -fN' 49,
bLoSpoN Aug n4 m.Consos al e3i for money and
the acconnt American securities cosed-UHtet stse PeTwen
bonds, lBb3s, sjt RS5 a1f, 1885, gli; Ten-Forts
PARIS, Aug lg-Aernoon-French Ren s. francs 10 oentne
LIVERPOOL, Aug 9-i0 p. m-Coton closet easier Mdink
Uplsnds ed Mjtng Orleans Old The sale, Of day foot M
1000 BALE. including 1909 bales tor export aud speculation
5)G SpiSs Petroleum. lOdlld.
LIvEKPOOL Aug l9Arvel bgs Mary Jane Wbc from res.
June a. with 800 bses cotton; Magma CharA from Or
leans July
LygRPooL, Aug aOAryd-shps Neptune from NswYorh July
with al bales Of Cotton Jsore, from EevYok July 49,
bales Of cotton Jackson FROM Galveston June ~ With )O5 bale.
Of Coon Talbot from Galveston jane 3D. with 1881 bales Of
bark ComSe Ductae from New Orleans JAY H. with 81 bales
Of Cotton.
LERPooL Aug 2-Arvei Aug 90 steamship Parts from Nov
Aug with 5J bales OF COttonj steamship virginia from New
YORK bales steamship City OF Baltimore
New.York Aug y. wt'h 368 bs e, Of CottOR.
LyxRPooL, Aug 2l-hyed, ship Missouri from Galveston Iuy T.
With bales Cottig ship w. IspsoOt from for July "a,
with IS bales Of Cotton.
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COTTON MARKETS

NOprE eiCoitou nominal receipts O baesi exports
cos,tge IA BALE; sales 80 bales stock, 1924 bales
ALyKIOS ELECTION 6nn good Culinary, 0lc net receipts
bales; sales. $50 bslrsi stock. 1929 bales
2IOou quiet, Middlnes IL pc net receipts
bales; as'B 23 Oaesi s.ock Jto8 bales
BnsroN 2.-Cott1n 6m Mdfngs lec net receipts IL
bales sales 30 bales; stock, 1000 bales
CfsCyyATi Aag. 2-Coion quiet and weak hdings. l8c
WsSGToS Aug. 2l-Cotton dull Middbng Hici sock 81
bsles .... -,
BaITroRE Aug 2l-Coon quet Mddngs, lGtc net receipts
25 bales gross haes eIposto Great Britain 80 baesi sales q
bales; stock, $40 bales. .,,. -,
NORFOLK Aug 2-COt,on steady; Low Milngs, 6ic net re
30 bales; stock 3jj bales.
NFv-ORtRAS 2I-Coon Guet hddings. h{nll!c.i ne
receipts, go bses gross O0 bales eIportcoaswse lj bales
slas so bales; stock 81. 299 bales
CHARLESTON 2Cottou dull Mddlngs lie net receipts
bales; eIpOrscc.twe bGe sales % bales stock, 1870 bales
L0r.,yILE Aug. Zi.-Cotton quiet; Midiins l8c.
ArGrsrA Aug. 2-Coon-Miiings tlc receipts % bales
MEMPHIS. 2lfDton IN fir demand; Mdlhngs lie
~ L0rIs hu. d. C,jton-hd4lngs, lB0l8lc
PmLADELFH.A aug. I-Cotton queti Mdllags, lDtc-
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TANNER g. Co,
BANKERS.

II Wall-st. New-YoTk.
Buy and Sell at current market rates. the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT lSl PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST.. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co
Interest payable August and February. in New
York London, or Frankfort-on-the-Main, FREQ OF
L. S. Taxes. TANNER 81 Co.. NO II aii-'''
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RATIDs AND MiNNEsoIA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS ioI
sale at 90 and interest iby Henry CLbw' 4" Oo'
No. % Wallst., NewYoIk.
puu.nrrpJIr, AND READING RAILROAD Co.'s
MORTGAGE GOLD IS
For Sale by
DRExEI, MORGAN & Co.
53ExcLalge-piace.
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prCVIpTs orr pRODTCE.

NIrt Rrsr TesVs mt EItr07ff -,,,,.
ArG 22 gEs- A-le, u psr~ Peesvir taie' otI q, M
COPE 900 ptF, Drei Prt 90 bbl. Eggs 800 hhs fn'
b Meal 4 bs bush Wheat ~ 7Ul bn. Corn 1885, 70 hush VI!
1lt1 lu. Nat H. L1ta Seed, 40 b1s B~aus ~ bArs nop
Hide 60 bales Hides 557 s.les Leather. 5- tb- Hpns ~. "a
To- bl E1sH o. bls PORK - pigs Beet lppEg- w tl
pfgs Grrse l}l pkg, Lari lu plg Batter POI p g s s1
IE-. Ta.GF 5 hLs Lard OIL BALES skins 100 pkg- Ha,n =,
Ls psr hlil Tob.sco jtJ pkg+ ioOAoo 10
0DlA h4Ity a. bales Woo, ami 80 bbl Rel OIL
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

nm "rr
LvpRr1.I Az 2-l0.Yi m-C,..Jn opened safy hl'.n.
l'. o.. r't Mtus orleans % H. te sales Of 'l '' "
estH. t,i No / tp bale.
As-urpp Arg ii p-loan a. rr,re, or One Pale American
o.. any I--lI.. tT.s1ls op-ltl 40 ''s ~ Tor
s.T l s ttc lEtly hol it1-s 5lti I's' VS.
s... lr-. -.i Gen f.r..t.. 'II.
lA.... ha... l.-...... ID H.HC VI c..frUL ii.
I.s.us. al. ..-..u 70 --taiI hass Fvs.IHely '''''
la.s. fl. l.4. %. g. ri.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

l. 81 ONDEb LOAN or 1851 FIVE PER CENT BONDS.
Fifty MILLION DOLLARS.
lie above amount is al that remains for popular
subscription of the S2OoOO0JJO FIVE per cents United
S'a'e' Consolidated Gold Loan recently offered by
'he Secretary Of the Treasury.
AHeaqy S0O0O0O0 have been subscribed for, prin-
ypaily by the National Banks, during the past few
months and the further sum of $sOOOOOOO has been
ALLOTTED to the European Markets, and is now being
,'p'lly taken through syndicate composed of the
a,e''' houses IN England and on the Continent,
"ll , mas already subscribed for SljOO0OCO.
Vi Tie remaining Sj0OOO,COO reserved by the Sec
'''F The Treasury for limited period, for this
.D-".' S-oJ0OO have been subscribed by syn
- composed Of the largest dealers in Govern
Do'us among whom are Messrs.
Fisk d HATCH,
|EBNHLYE 81 Co..
HENRY CLEws d Co..
Fr. CLARK, DODGE d Co.,
NATIONAL BANK or NEw-YoRK.
%, FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or Nrw-YORK.
-. 'Ih loan we consider the best investment for
80, savings funds, insurance companies. and phi
Stale. "1' VI ''i' "oid 1o"nS u inc Ohl'co
.o, '"N'lPAL AND INTEREST ARE PAYABLE IN
7p,y !HE PRESENT STANDARD VALUE. THE IN
rp,,- Is PAYABLE QUARTERLY, upon the lst Of Feb
P,'' 'ay' August, and November. COUPONS AND
NoxSuIoys. ''''-D ~ III ''0AL d.
FRO, D'NDS ARE EXEMPT, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST,
qIoy,, AAAIloN IN ANY FORM BY OR UNDER Ma
Arrow, oIAIE' oIsMUNICPL AUTHORITY. ALL THE
rJ,y,... LAICBEs ARE UNNIsTAKABLY EXPRESSED ~
Ity,','- AND UPON THE PACE OF TIE BONDS. WHICH
aDyr, ,'LhLfoRE FREE IRON ALL FUTURE DOUBT OR
ngs 5a1'' oil United States bonds will be received
sar amigo at rates to be agreed upon from day to
s.,. -'' val perceived and delivered free Of cx-
'~4y Si5.0Oo.Ooo of the s5oOoo.ooo have already
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Albany LUMBFR MARKET.
For ne rex endHy Arg. Il.


There has been trade during the several heavy sale,
having been made Lege dealers ht prices have reached
figure and they consequently negotiating for iher Fall and
Winter supply unusually light for this
The e,r he shipment. having fay equal the receipts the
so-ent ho1eer gooi Pine advanced 81 80 during the
-.k and emoCk advanced lc Spruce firm at 25 for Plank
and Pie This advance has eeu occone by the advances
made t tie nils AMI Canal and lake Fghts River
Fragh remain The receipts the Collectors Ohoe during
me week Via Erie Canal 1890 feet OF Lumber LIZ
ID lies and Ssygs CLampltn Canal 48Jl8 feet
Of Lurer The following che ruling the principal yars
Al oa,i a . lOlnch BOlIis.
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First Mortgage
SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT BONDS
ST.J0SEPn AND DENVER CITY
Railroad Company,
WESTERN DIVISION.

These Bon can now be hal from the uneryne hrosgh the
principal banks and bankers o, the United State,
IN DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, $500, AND 500.
They have thirty o run bearing Rsht Per Cen. q ety.
Interest, payable he 18Th days Aaz and Pbra,r IN each year
The Principal ani Interest payable Cola The PRINCIPAL New
York; the Interest in NewYork London AID free NJ
tax They Coupon Bonds bat can be ao Regis
tered BOuis and receivable at and in uavmept for
the Companrs land The payment the principal and pr, ia
secured by first and only mOzage the Conpany Lands gr,uts
by the United States in 1906 lying the line of TIL, oa and amount
ing 10 10000 acres the railway OF the Western Division extending
Msrysv Kansas aaon with Union Road at Fort
Kearne distance Of 10 miles, ,ehr With the Equipments apper.
tanning Franchises Rights Of Way aud Per ona property
The mortgage made to th Farmers Loan sud Tu. Company
NewYork as Trustees
The Bonhoder, amply protected Mortgage
De prohibits sale Of the Compays lands less than f,ar
Is dollars per and release Of the lien Of this Mortgage upon
any portion sold until the purchase money paid to the Trustees who
are authorized apply the to the Of these Bonds either
BIZ purchase or Sinking Pund for their redemption maturity
This will eIagh thu debt AMI Leave the railway an equip
ments free The security for the payment Of these Bonl therefore
beyond all contingency.
Holders Of 52Os and especially those who DO not desire to be paid of
By the Treury Department: exchange their Governments fo
these Bonds at good aad s1bsontidl profit
The location oft line Of the St. Joseph AMI Denver City Railroad
Is commanding one the fact that it is practical extern
sion westway Of the Hannibal and Joseph the Land Grant
the Illinois Central The st. JOSEPH AMI Denver cry Kali
fed eastern nnuu, (st Joseph BY Railway lines coming
Hannibal ST. Louis Chicago, snd local roads conerns
81 Joeph Its business secured Its competition With the
Union Pacific road opens the through middle route across ' comment
and IL of importance This reelected In the fact that the GUAM
titles Of letters kilograms which have received during the low "a
the Bonds for sale applying for these Securities Indicate the
quick response Of the American peOen support Of internal improve
mens while the time they make good Investment
for the present 97 and accrued interest in currency
Circulars, maps pamphlets documents &C. furnished upon sppca
ton.
Erpre,age relating the Donls free Marketable Securities received
in exchange
great In the examination Of this property and
the mortgage satisfied the investments In this Loan
will not only profitable We base calculations on the fact
Mortgage Bonds this Company the Eastern Division
lately successfully placed firm at az have advanced to l9 and ac
cred interest making them rule at 1885, nearly ten cent advance
Under all circumstance unhesatugy recommend them
TANNER q Co.,
Bankers,
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r Cuba DC for Porto Rico and idl1 Tor Demerna Refined In
detrand and finer, Al l3Gl1ic. Tor Hsrts.
SKINSor hiss beens fair naulry bo, from
snap but prices weak though no sale. az $50 bales
NeTns on private terms Receipts % bales Calcutta 100 do PATIO
ga, Narcabo ~ do Mexican The market
peer remain, very dali snd prices uncansl . are 500
Para 400 Central Ameucsh and 1900 n Texas We quote:
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THE MARKETS.
Lcrrefnlls repor.ea iOr TEE TRrnvNE. !

TIfrefuII reUOrttI TOI TRTIVNET
NHAY. Arg. q 1911
4SVES-Pots f demand hut prices 6rm quote
at - 2s Pearls quiet but steady a. $50 ~ 70
COTTONThe offerings Of The spot have teen Moderate an1
market steady condition bat great amount Of activity
shown al during dav sales 1850 bss VI Sat
which t3 taken for t49
consumption end 49, Tor SPECULATION For future delivery tie market
somewhat u,sr bat closes steady at m tgl-ts
sales follows basis Low Mdng Saturday eye1BgAug 20
II Sept Il 96c 100 l7c 400 q! II lille 2g AZ
7'c 100 Sept end Oct lie together Oct, 100 AZ 1ic 600
at 9l6c 1905 at ic 500 ct Il lcc Dec l02 lie 0 A. Iii
total $50 bales. 1Otsy-Aug $40 at l7ic; sept 20 at II lloc
COO l 400 at l7ici Oct 1890 At 7sc 800 at II 9l6c 1907 At
lc Now 100 At II tc Nov ard Dec 100 each s I53s; Dec
100 lie; jan so l7 To 500 bAe Grant total, Il SO
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