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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24
THE LATIN RACE.

The latest news from France proves
conclusiyely that the struggle around
Paris is rapidly drawing to close. The
Provisional armies of France, with one
exception have been beaten and driven
back in detail by the overwhelming aud
all-eonquering iron legions Of Germany.
Chauzy in the south and west, and Bour-
baki in the east, have been driven back
ward and their armies demoralized.
The recent sorties under TrOehu from
Paris proved Intellectual TO break the
iron circle which is gradually tighten
ing around the doomed city. What
will be the result Of the surrender on
civilization in Europe2 1t will be
recollected that Count Bismarck ex.
presses boldly his belief that the end OF
the supremacy Of the Latin race ap.
proaehes; that the Northern races will
dominate and direct the civilization o.
Europe for the next century. The over
throw Of France, as a debating militar!
power, by Prussian arms, transfers L
Berlin the seat of Empire. The philo'
ophy Of Bismarck would indicate tina
the prolongation Of this horrible wa
until the very heart blood Of France ha
been trodden out, had in view, not tn
mere reparation for insult, or the futur
proiecton Of the borders on the Rhine
bnt 20 demonstrate to the world that tn
contro; Of civilization had changed ma'
tiers: that new departure must dat
from to-day. It is this prOpositiO
which AZ present puzzles the stAte'
r,ea of surrounding nations, an
renden al suggestions, looking Z
conproniaes and settlements, unusuall
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24
NEW YORK.
FIre-The Late Shooting of n Sup.
posed RObber.

New YORK, January 24.-Last night
at twelve clock fire broke out on Pearl
street. The losers were: Newhaven,
Copper & Co., $4,000; Brewster & Co.,
$4,000; loss on building, $4,000 Amount
of insurance not ascertained.
The French Democratic Club, of this
city, has taken action in the case OF
Ailvi Maillard, a French resident Of
Williamsburg, who is now in prison for
the killing of resident of Greenpoint
few weeks ago. The committee ap
pointed for that purpose has investigated
the case, and represent that Maillard
is an industrious workingman, and that
he shot the man, who was an entire
stranger to him and who had him by the
throat, in the belief that he was robber
and his life in danger. Preparations
are being made for the defense.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24
CIOfhes-Washing I'm San francisco
Caucasian vs.. Monaghan.

From the San francisco Bulletin.I
The Monaghan washermen are fast
losing prestige in San Francisco, though
still in receipt Of fair amount of pa
tronage. Modern innovations in the
shape Of machinery have produced
marked effect upon prices, the social
phases of the metropolis have materially
changed, and many other circumstances
have occurred to reduce Johns income.
Clean shirts constitute one Of the tea-
lures Of California; products, particu-
larly noticeable ia San Francisco; and
TO the wash-tub, as well as 10 the trans
continental railroad and Mr.. Harte
clever poems, the Pacific coast Celestial
in great measure owes his present noto
riety.
In the early history Of the city John
services were almost indispensable, yei
bis importance seldom entered the minds
Of the people. He was convenient as az
article Of furniture, and adapted himself
10 the situation. But he has been washed
out gradually, and aOated into different
/ industrial enterprises. His washing day
are now numbered.
The clothes washing for the people
the portion given QUITS nearly all per
| formed by Caucasian laundry establish
ments, Of which there are eighty IN TN
city. Two Of the laundries-the Sai
Francisco and Grand-are conducted b.
incorporated companies, and do bushes
On an extensive scale. The latter laun
dry gives employment 10 both Celestial
and whites; the former to whites alone
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24

velopment, and, as y.vy many able
scientists hold to Jar ETY. of original
race stock, it is interesting 10 know that
these views have been held before, and
upon supposed Biblical grounds.
But are there no more questions about
Cain2 Does nobody wish TO know his
wife's manner Does no one wish to know
what the mark was which the Lord af-
fixed TO Cain2 Does no one wish TO
know how Cain died2 Questions must
be scarce to leave such points untouched,
If Cain is to be raised, he surely ought
TO be thoroughly dealt with.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24

water. The first attempt to utilize the
hides of The reptile into leather for
boots, dates back about fifteen years,
and was undertaken BY two French
brothers, in New Orleans, who, however,
did not make good article, and failed
during the war, when the establishment
was transferred TO Roxbury. Green
hides of the alligator were purchased at
New Orleans and all along the coast Of
Florida, all of which find their way to
the Roxbury tannery, where they under
90 long and expensive tanning pro-
cess, requiring eight months for its com.
pletion, during which they are handled
regularly every week. The skins of the
yonng animals, only, are available, as
after maturity, the hides becomes horny
and valueless.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24
stupidity ofArter.ninners speeches,

Many of the failures in after-dinner
speeches arise, said the writer in London
Society, probably from a want of prepa-
ration. People go TO dinners anticipat-
ing to be called upon to make speech,
and yet go without a single sentence
upon their lips, without a single thought
in their heads. They trust, like Tele-
maehus at the Spartan court, to the in
spiration of the moment, and like that
interesting youth, when the moment
comes they are as mute as mice. They
rise in huster, acknowledge the cheers
which greet them with CHASTITY smile
stammer out few words, pause, hesi-
tate, stop, quote poetry, OF get on the
stills and talk hyperbole or nonsense,
according to the turn of their minds, re-
peat themselves two or three times, and
sit down in cold sweat, possibly thank
ing Heaven that they are not under the
table in fit of apoplexy, or
perhaps consoling themselves with the
reflection that after all they have not
made greater asses Of themselves than
the rest of the guests, and that they can
atone for their failure by adding FIVE
guineas extra TO their subscription. We
are thinking now only of the more ia
vorable cases. Now and then you meet
man who is perverse and stupid, who
does not sit down when his head is gone,
who treats cough with contempt, and
resents conversation as an impertinence;
a man who simply stands still when his
ideas have all vanished, and who, al
though conscious that his mind is an
utter blank, nevertheless persists in
keeping on his legs and firing of odd lit
tie sentences that mean nothing, like
rihemen firing off blank cartridges after
their shot is all gone. Most after-dinner
speakers are simply bores. These are
nnisancaa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24

The revels in the United States Sen
ate will close on the 4th of next March,
when Senator Alcorp will succeed the
eolored individual who now misrepre-
sents the people and disgraces the State
of Mississippi. 1t is an historical error
that Reyels occupied the seat once
graced by ex-President Davis. Revels
ats in ex-senator A. G. Browns seat
while the seat occupied by Mr.. Davis is
held by Ames, the former military Gov
ernor of Mississippi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24

DR.. Lancaster, a London magistrate
has given notice that in case any person
shall come 70 his death through slipping
on a pavement from which the snoN had
not been removed, he uill direct the jury
to retarn verdict pi mapslapghnteF
against the person through whose neglect
the accident may have happened
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24
TAXES.
Notice to Tax Payers.
NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS.
CoMPTROILRR's OFFICE, I
A QuvTrfR. Dacemher 10 1870

4.s NASHVILLE. December 10, 1870.
CROM THIS DATE NO CREDITS WILL
IL be given to Tax Collectors for land sales,
until proof satisfactorily made establishes the
fact that the delinquent has no personal prop
srty from which the taxes can be collected.
The practice of selling real estate for taxes. at
cost to the State, when personal property
can be sold, was never contemplated, as will
be shown from the following extracts from the
Section 607. The Collector, upon receiving
the tax list. shall Immediately, by ADVERTISE
ment at four of the most public places in each
civil district, give twenty days notice of the
place and time when and where he will attend
Section COS. If any person within such dis
trict fail to attend or otherwise pay his taxes
on or before the day appointed, the Collector
the delinquent's goods and chattels, giving at
least twenty days notice of such sale by ad-
yertisement at four of the most public places.
in the district.
auction, and no more property shall be sold
than is sufficient to pay the taxes, costs and
charges; and if the sale produce surplus, it
shall be returned to the owner of the property.
Section 6l0. If the Collector have cause to-
fear that any person charged with taxes is
about to remove from hecounty without pay
ing his taxes. he may, at any time, levy such
taxes with costs and charges, by distress and
Section GIL. And if such person has re,-
moved into any other county, distress war;,
rant may be issued by the Collector, if in otf6oe
or by the Clerk, if the Collectors term Of
service has expired-to the Sheriff of the
county to which the party has so removes. for
the collection Of the taxes due from him ~
Very respectfully,
ED. R. PENNERAKB r.
t0Nt Dab C0mptroD err. etc.
1t will be seen from the above in structions
to me that ] am compelled to Isl ne distress
warrants for collections of taxes, efore selling
real estate. Therefore notice is ,ereby given.
that inasmuch as / will have tot AXE Judgment
that l cannot grant longer in duiQences. and
payments must be made inaw ediatey.
VIM. MCLEAN,
l2O-l25l Tax COLLECTOR Shelby County.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24

There is a tannery in Roxbury, Mass.
Tor the tanning Of ahgatnr's hides, which,
when properly tanned, make an ex.
ceedingly tough and elastic quality OF
leather, said to be almost impervious to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24

The London Cosmopolitan proposes
the following marriage vow for its LADY
readers when occasion requires: VIII
continue TO love my husband so long as
he is loveable, honor him so long as be
remains honorable, and obey him 50 long
as his commands are just and reason
able"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24

Some time ago, YanktOn saw all the
members Of the Dakota Legislature
wearing ancient white plug hats. Il
seems that village stOre-keeper got an
invoice Of the article, and shrewdiy pre-
sented samples 10 two or three leading
Solons, whose example in head-gear the
others followed, thinking they had the
newest style,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-24
LATEST TELEGRAMS.


iMKRIoAE PRESS ASSOCIATION, VIA q. p. 4 A.
~ TKLReRAPH COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Tnr bee IL 3rgvys-ir''ss c'r' one hun,r"l =,
" ~ win cars st re
late MAXIM lir ifacr nY"hr bW "D
.N brought Ire 81 car or ~ i'i'''
y NofiS or tb"s" h0h s! OF strong
:. He ia1 cat ~ lc, - Of .! evil At "a y.
8rs dressed t T.. ilug rstbr hrtteT co. from
Chicago .,yri mrved, "quarters selling 81
br and u,, =, gr A. ons de prcs Of side" 5d'".
VA, Cyy. are i'm Iotri J. v. ILnrst"u Co. selling 40
En-. ucl County 40 ,ome OF the best gong
at ~! IN . 4,
Sut ,yp Asns-RereiptS 41el viz: 10 o." at 'ommuhi raw
Forit ~ st all u" stock arriving t'
la, r nh trade Bl,.r, sheep sud waiting of
>d &c ~ the jead meat IaTlris
nd deal were loDr . advslce on Nv s"eh
$50 IS q loirth 81 An y ~ omnnh''
nav all % en- thrda The only sale 81 'r ~ ~ ca
ear 81 !5 n Ohio pg late {esltia a. -" iir ~
sold A. tioc r. gong 5,c,a Il" r 'r W. 'rin
,i m. iir 100 srTvIbg ,,scay. They srr worth 3.d'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
b. II .AcAan.e bal. 1ee1 aalL ana .teaay AZ Iates as

Money. though still stringent has been pcrccptlby
and with or two exceptions nothing has been
I~r ID higher than legal Interest plus ed in The
OF commission for turning stocks The best class Of
borrowers have been accommodated at per cent cur
ncy Some stress is laid upon the continued policy of
the Treasury III selling gold, without beng able to
tcrac, the monetary feet by the purchase OF equva
lent amount # bOnd aud look for serious results from
the boarding Of currency by the Treasury when 1t is
much heeded IL commercial circles. We learn That the
currency balance Is now about sl5pO.OO. Commercial
paper quoted at TO u per with 10 the basis
fo III t Class lanes. The failure Of prominent house
u Ticuicu Il rrpUted-i e., pTOIIihrnt for Trenton.
Government Donus have been petty 1ln all day, nm
der demand from buyers Who ale desIous Of placing
then surplus IN such securities All enable them 10
A'od the payment OF txr Tic market closed steady.
III q NatCh rep IT as follows a p. ~:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

The carnngS of the ST Louis and ION Mountain Rail
road 10Y the second week in Dctch ISL <is.97l
$50 s217n NJ. increase 3n 49, F:,'n January ls7l,
10 Dec IG 81 5s6j,, ~: $50, ;l 80 increase ISL,
S.7..I9 50.
Tn, Ccntri - : T.aud Imrroy"u.n Company nave
declared a dividend of per cen; i'i upon their
capital stock
The Manufacturers ana Builders Nahk Las declared
dividend 81 pc: cent. payable Ja..n
The Continental Bank has de- II: - dNiG nj " per
cent. PAYABLE Jan. s. free OF tax.
The National Shoe ard Leather Bank wi. pay div.
dcnd ~ per cont free of tax. PAYABLE Jan. ?.
V. X stevenson Son vii! pay the January Coupons
Their office No IL Pine-s AMI ~; Mo ii proA'mo.
The Atlantic savings Bank of NJ" York VIII pay semi
annual ntcrcS; OF per cent J a. r.. 81. druO>its not
withdrawn WI, Hc added TO pr. pa an! dIa" Interest
from Jan l.
Mr. NJ. l.. Cummings ha, been rl", ''l II; natteI.nG
vote rs "A member OF the New NUih -to, Exchange.
The oriental Bank has declared a scmiannual dvi-
dcnd Of per cent free of taxes payable January ?.
Mrssrs Fisk Hatch. No. 8 NsSal-~t, will pay the
January Coupons the FIRST Murtg per cent Cola
Bonds Of The Central Pacific Ri road Company. the
Western PlcIiir Railroad Company and California and
Oregon Railroad company and after the Isl prOXimo.
free OF Government tax.
The Philadelphia stock market steady TO-DAY;
PcnIsy wanna to sold at s; Pail Idcpta and lie l.. r..
rs; reading Il r. 81! and Pom "t l.. L., 5s! Gold
closed II 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
THURSDAY. Dec. q. T. VI.

The stock market Ia, been strong pretty
much sl day though n intervals There were Soine slight
concession, noted In wabash and Northwestern ON
mon the strength and activity approached huoyancv the
.rcca III these Probabilities giving evidence OF
tie handwork Of the great veteran Spectator OF the
street stocks the transactions were unusually
large. Western Union Telegraph was firm. and Rock
Island Lake Shore. and New-ioIk Central strong;
hut thc variations. except IL wabash and rthWcst-
arn were very narrow the rang" of the market
to y per cent Pacific Mail has been excep-
tiuusUy heavysh and opening AT ~! went OIL ahont /
pr cent without much Subsequent r"covery. Tie deal
HIS in the other shares were n-enlfcin Investment
shares in rather better request and we note sales
Of Chicago Burlington and Quincy at l27. Chicago and
Alton lltdll7; Fort Wayne. % Panama, G.. and Della
ware and Hudson Canal, Ia. The lowpriced miscel-
laneou. ,hares du coat stocks hInc firm. and cX
press shares strong and higher The general market
wound up dull The following table shows th' highest
aud lowest prices OF active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
THE MARKETS.


tCsrrfulv reported for THy TRrryat
THrKspAy Dec a. 49,.
ASIHS-Thr receipts o'a, pack Pots moderate
nonn Nv unchanged a. I'll
COrION-Thc continue. hrm advance prices
moth Tor consumption. md wih favorable LNeool ad
Nrr" ir9nr ssr 1919 bales ~ @ evening".
~ for rIo't lao ibr ard III Oh ous0u
H. hwy il"' IN al full prices lat rV' ming
-ncc at 1876 J'ust ~ At rye. bu At pc. 30 9,c lG'
ig2c 80 L. t C. o lie. 100 Is, 90 al 9. F>brl
nrv 20le March =" at 70 Site 200 ~ 16 0' at 100
~ 2oH 4 '.c aOs, re- 10 =, o, 10 4 'q,r
II ls. 80 a. " Jnrrrs. ldu 81 H.c 40 At II ltlt. 2D
30 st ~ t 20 At ie n b; - bite. N Al slc O
2r. fctraar' al Oc l Il ~ lite tn ~ ?nc 1O at ~
st IT, iuO ri ." Ice. Mar - ~ Ir
g. lJ' al ~ '-,rc., l0H At 0c; Apt JJa MT 800 &
zoe .OOLt O'c; My " at q Jrr M = -r Ecaar Il 1l6c
100 bee flf iol"t los Dec. for 10 ft tos
Il. $50 bales GfALd o'aI, r,.Ib rs. We qaoe:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

New.York. Philadelphia. and W ashington.
ST JusYpH AND DENVER CITY R'r#utD COMPANY )
Fl!,I MORTGAGE SINKING Il%p LAND GRANT

ST. JosEPH AND DENVER CRY R'r#"tn CouPANYS
Fl!.,I MORTGAGE SINKING It>D LAND GRANT
Box,
BFAi!NG EIGHT Per CENT IS p. {. interest, PAY
AIi.E ~ Com.
FREE OF ItN.
AND ~ Den )NINAIIONs or ;'l.'' >-h AID 500
can hr obtained from tine nn ,,i-i-l' OF through
the principal banks AID b.r.a - ;niu .-hout tne
United States.
The attractive features O &C., Securities are re-
cognzrd III the fact. that, a!t.cu:i they have been
but short time the market. they are nearly all
absorbed and but a small amount now for sale
They combine perfect security with liberal
rate of interest This Interest unit is made light
for and easily borne by. til Company through the
operation Of the Sinking Fund created from sales Of
the Colnpany's land. which III NAM cases draw i'll
tereSt at the rate OF ten 90 per cent per anl'in.
The security behind them is ample in every partcu
lar as they constitute first and only mort gage on
trunk line OF railroad which Will soon connect the
city of st. Joseph, Mo. IAN m?o.tanr railway cen
ter, with the Union Patlio Railroad at Fort
kearnry materially shortenin he distance between
1ho Atlantic and Pacific COASTS. In addition t. this.
the bonds have further security III the fact that
there is included in the iMurtgagc tlr C"mianys
magnificent Lands, amounting to l.5Ol"O acres,
known 10 be among the best in the United States.
Lands at less than Four a. Dollars per acre. and pay
able to the Trustees under The Mortgage, for tie
clear and express purpose Of retiring these Bonds.
The amount thus realized exceeds tie entire
amount Of Bonds winch be- l>-ncd, and
leaves the road property and franchises re.
The Bonds have thirty veal, 20 ran. with interest
nj Eight Fer Cent free of tiy pI,at,, February and
August in each year
Both principal AID later a'r il;J'i' - gold.
The principal i'll New-iu .. The interest in either
NewYork. London. or Fran. -on Ir-Nain, at tie
option of the holder withoIt ,uirc and in the gold
currency Of the country in Wlih they Presented.
They are coGpoIis VI Iepis;u,d
Trustces-Farlurrs' Loan and "iu.' C"ulrry
The present price of these bonds ~ -, accrued
interest i'll currency. from August H. l>I. BIT they
are receivable ut par aad accrued ln;"r"rt i'll pay
Iucnt for lands sold by Tia. r"nplIr. TN" Ight is
reserved to advance the pic,.nt ,!aI price with
ont notice.
Maps circulars. documca'.. 'nl fr!l inlrrnation
furnished on application.
ThDugh acting agents for hc sale # this ionn orr
firm buy and sell in their regular business hrdonds Of the
81 Josept and Dcnrer city Ka'lo ID C1apa"y, hose Of
tie Las1n Dp,sion eight per cent C>,. ret"y pd0d by
at %! being quoted al franz lDi u To-. ana 40
crurd interest.
T,NNER IL Co. Bankers 10. II Wal-st
EiGnI PER GEM Fnt,I MORTGAGE GoID BoNps
Of the MOBILE AID MOTTGnMrEY RAILROAD Co, in
dorsed by Alabama. Sl3pn - mile on n completed
road. Particulars appli. alton. To: silo al "
and accrued interest by SVUIIrE a Co.,
81 l,ham.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CONVERSION L. ). BpNDS.

NEw-l oEK, Dec. - ~.
Tie Secretary Of the Treasury. i'll continuance of
LIS past pOcy has issued notice, calling i'll for
demptIon S40.0U.WO additional 6 the 5-40s.
The fact Is generally admitted that the funding Of
ALL the j-;}hs INTO Bonds bearing LOWER RATE OF
INTEREST is only question of time and the public
will therefore recognize the importance of INME-
MEDIATE EXCHANGE of 5-"0s at their present pre-
MUM into other securities, INlll;ELY SAFE and
yielding LARGER INCOME
We Offer 10 holders nf I-3Os in exchange. and
hesitatincly recommend, the / M NoRT"AuE LAND
GRANT : 81 GoID BoNps Of the NORTHERN Pacific
RAuEnAD COMPANY. now selling Al par and accrued
JAY COOKE 4 Co.,
NrM.York Philadt lphia. and " ashingtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
On & Rencdlal-. cln.lnc uuotatluus wcIc

The gold market has been weak and further decline
from iOsi TO 1854 recorded The notice Of the rcdcmp
ton b. the Treasury $4uVUUVV FN"Twente-, Inhdd
ton IN the scOOO are ldy Cancelled tending L. lower
the premium The paid for carrying -, gold
I,l s. aud per cent The Bank "t England discount
stands at per cent. while III the open market
rate. are over. The bullion in tn bank vaults !, down
10 !~J0r -'cIug. The oid> for She million Treasury
gold today footed up s4,..joOp al 09 10 1886 The
awards were made at los 20 to 07GG and given i'll de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

2! 7s .Sa bag 'o'' Srro'ei a'' Oats dull sales M b"'h
O.r.so. Dec no. .neh.nset sale. LOO boil: :, 81 80 for
% e ss' - x 'Is.' e:".a.
Pm: s Tp sl ear f o.. s. . Il .a
Ss. Z" .sssa ' $ 6; .sF' c"
SaSsSS tur Hisbrine, SaaS Railroad prs,r.~pour 70
D c%s s De- S' |t ''T s 1I e% =. ese IS w,s
scsds ~ na- u Corn steady i0.sr II improved
S %an =, Prime " h 1 other , an G
os srm With a dmnd Wired T Sl1 ~ sr ga" and yes
s, Bacon ION ", ,n s,:@ fr sloorr. a., Ri Side,
l:sO bead lort, sell SHOULDERS, 80.
' Mn vi. ,"i Dee, e.. ssrle %h q hu, Gn No.
M l4 No si No. e ' S s ef m" No. sp 9"n
ssc. rori'o' Me- ro 80 Ss.e re-!ei Hams "a
H". hr and " "n - Gto Dr. G 81 offered ,r 49, b
- asked ke.ip-ie0 LDl. Floar 1oon BUSH whr.- Sup
MTrrH, De- n-rurIu good dcmnrd at $3.50 Corn d.crn
sath, '.,; M qs S,' na a' ' ' K % ' ' A'''
o'rpo Dec n tiorI upchnsh Whc'i eh'rr'd Ei Whit
on ,a,h.steI ~ %,rd '1 Lo, 40 i: or -, g "a
.ra w., With mod rte n" nd a, - Ia o,, ,dy
no .E c 1'",, s o a. RF 100 hu So,a i.
DETROIT el-we,t unchanged Fr ~ -: Amber II 40
:, I'd i",,realoi 4, marie frm; ale, At IS
: . Corr ."a Yen 81. o.', am psIe;S. re.
,ai oas " Is . Ies ga'; aud ..iT p. n x'' 1s;
Ear Ban: 20 S,I,d &C. oa,s DC r. qa,t, - a.t'
cs a' is lux K x i. "'' Ca x s '
sics PACKED sus"reu'd Hans ne" i'c packet Lard ' %
tHrc,ao be- 2-rlo7r unch,r,ei. whr,, ur..Id; No J
Cow" r sfS HS IVA SI ~" rece ~ o..
.'% n. No. AMI & g. ' 6i ' .r ana '.', n
r;. =. Goisi, ~ 1 M r a'ra Ssoo.,. ~,
5a,ir.. short lib d1le. ic Shor Gear M'ls
i %i Ns h g r W. a b. B" Me-: rnsnre
oi.-i u'lur; ..h d~elnr. Live iict' - 81 90 "n Z
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financial

Ni>N. be. II I''l
IVIF ANNUAL. MEETING; Of the STOt'k-
i HOLDEiiS Z" tlr NlO% IMPROVEMENT AND E"s' Al ok
60 va. h, II in ,lrr "'lcr IL. c WEDNESDAY, Dec H.
and . Gc.ug Boa of prpc,n sa. ted ;I'.
,HtS - NEW,oWE It Pad. JAY COOKE. ir Pilt.
Gro. SPt.NI FIR Iulri H. T. PRIME Stli"""-
TunS " >,tGFr I,r,iti rHAS II. GRAVES Dr.aiI.
PRANK II CLARK. =. Paul
The FLOWN. Is an ,1h, Grsia htei - Comply At
u. ia - y, 81, = lr+ng he var:
ELEVATOR A-Drlaih
wha;-R, g. p;. VIA! hush sl'l .n:'. I-r'' ,r'
In .tns Dec. J. II. i.,,.
ELEVATOR B-Stle.'.r.
Wm..-R,,,in.s LII! 80 buh >h pnrru., .ll!i fi'h
y store. Dec |. l:N6 bush
ELEVATOR C-H4rng..
Waei;-R.c-iIt-. 5l.Jii bush shipment, Ji.l25 bach
Elevator opened for business Ill June g. anil Elevator
not III Sept receipts shpm nts % these house
were tloe SOv. % the c % mitigation On the
roir sud rkat DEVELOPMENT o
EZIA FARNSWORTH. r, G. ConcOris.