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INTERNATIONAL WEATHER REPORTS.
NaHFy's Plan for a General
and Cooperative system Of MsteOrO-
logical ObseEEattOas--tse eather,
FOFecssIs and Crop Reports
Endorsed I'm England.


From the London Globe
Another link OF iDteT-cOmmunicstion
between tho Old World snd the New is
proposed In America Eighteen years
AGO Commodore Maury summoned con-
ference OF n1eteorOlogists and scientific
men in Brussels, st which tho weather
signal service, which has slresdy proved
OF such great value TO maritime interests,
vas originated. The same learned me-
ssosologist has now elaborated plan Tor
tha universal extentson Of tais weather
report service, which is now only partial
lv developed In some countries, and Tor
the organization of ss International sys-
teul Of agricultural estimates, reports and
statistics.
As 10 the first object, tho protection 70
life and property, which the storm warn
inas issued from our meteorological otnce
nave sfforded, is alone sufficient recon-
uoeudRtion for tbs extension OF the Eys-
tenn, With regard to t5e project for IN
transitional crop reports, tho advantages
must be st once apparent 10 farmeTs and
merchants, IL not 70 consumers. Prices
of oorn and other crops, lt Is W6ll known,
are regulated by the variations In tho
yield OF different countries, and not mere
" by local deficiency or supersb1Ddancs.
The purpose Of Gopmooore Msury' .
sohenle Is 70 give the farmer Is well a. the
msrohart ia America ss fgl, and accurate
Inform stioO As 70 the yield o. the crops IN
every part Of ths q nitsd States, ia Eng
land, the basin OF the Black Sea, 81 Egypt
and the Danube, IS t5sy have In their
own neighOorhoods. Ths fscss would not
be confined 10 cotton and grain, but would
include tohscco, sugar, nee, hemp, s1d Al
the agricultural staples of commeEcs.
For the want Of such intornaati0n, pro
ducers often sell, and dealers buy, on er-
ro6eous estimates. To sdinst sud regulate
the pro, ,uce markets Of the world u task
which naient fttinsiy engage the sttea-
ton of anOtbsr contereRcs Rt Brussels, -
is bow proposed.
The projeotoE insists that In order 10
secure a liability, the duty q collecting
the information should bs undertaken BY
the government OF the cooperating coun-
tries, and be suggests that at FIRST 8 spe-
cial crop report should be assigned TO eve
~ district OF ten thousand square miles
in the United Ststess that twelve report
ers should be employed In Great Britain,
nineteen In France, ous in Belgium, one
10 Holland and so on, the machinery of
electrical communication being already 81
hand.
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WEEKS OPERATIONS.

SAVANNAH, December 3O.--The market is
strong and holding firm and active; ioiddling,
le1sc receipts, 2s6l bales; exports to New
uQck. S6.0Sg bales
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MARINE lNTELLIeEHcE,

The steamer Nevada has arrived out.
The steamship Minnesota, from Liverpool
has arrived at New York.
The ship Edward foundered of Falmouth,
England on Friday, all hands going down
with the vessel.
The owners Of the steamer Florida, errone-
ously reported by telegraph as having been
seized by a Spanish war vessel, yesterday
asked Of the secretary of the navy the protec-
ton of the government for their ship.
A Russian steamship In the Caspian Sea
foundered, in q terrible gale. All on board
officers, crew and passengers, were drowned.
She had 10000 roubles In treasure on board,
which is a total loss.
The ship Rye, from Wilmington, with a
cargo Of 22(O barrels of turpentine, was totally
destroyed by fire yesterday, while lying At
Southend, on the Thames river, London. The
loss of her cargo had material effect upon
The prices of turpentine in the London mar
ket,
Letters from st. Thomas, received in New
York. mention that q rumor was currant there
that the American vessel Florida has been
10 Porto Rico. The Florida left st. Thomas on
the l4th Of December, and II is stated that
shortly after her departure the Spanish war
steamer Nnnez de Balboa, which followed
close behind, fired and brought her TO almost
in the presence of the United States snip
ShaWmut. This same news is confirmed BY
private dispatches. The Tribune thinks the
news should not be fully credited. A Nassau,
N. P. special to the Times says the stealler
Florida arrived there on the oath Inst. with
the loss OF her foTetopmast. She was towed In
Tor repairs and coal. Nothing was said In the
dispatch about her being fired into or captured
Dy a Spanish cruiser,
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the GALLOws IN ILLINOIS,
Bartholomew Barnes Hangsd for StamplHg
a kaH's Brains Out.

ST. LOUIS, December 8O.-The Republi-
can has q special from Hannibal, Mis-
souri,, giving sn account of the hanging OF
Bartholomew Barnes at Pittsheld, Pike
county. Illinois, yesterday, for the muir
der Of John Gresham in Calhoun county
last February.
The murder was committed in the man.
ner and under circumstances &c follows;
Barnes and Gresham had \ difficulty
some weeks previous 10 the murder, and
Barnes then threatened to"tear Gresham's
heart out On the 9th Of February they
crossed the river from Olarksviile to
gether Gresham was in wagon with
q boy, fifteen years old, and was drunk.
Barnes was on foot. On leaving the land
ing Barnes asked to ride, and on prOmis-
ing 10 bshRvs himself consent was given.
Barnes and Gresham sat together on
board, and before they had proceeded
far, they got into quarrel. Barnes rose
M, made an opprcbriOus remark, caught
Gresham and jumped out, The seat board
tipped. and Gresham fell on the opposite
side, and lay on his back nesr q fence.
Barnes ran 20 him, stesdied bimself by
holding 20 the f6ncs, and deliberately
stamped him TO death, crushing mis- skull,
and mutilsting his fscs beyond reoog-
milton,
A Mr.Tyler. who saw the dreadful work
of death, called TO Barnes 70 desist. The
murderer jumped ever the fence and fed.
Tyler pursued snd captured him, and
found blood, brains and hair adhering to
his bOoG-hsel.
The case was tried st the Dscsmber
term, snd after a very brief retirement,
the Jury rendered verdict OF guilty. The
prisoner, although only nineteen years
OF ags, betrayed no emotion during the
trial, and manifested no concern for his
future until e few days ago. Yesterday
he became penitent, and stated that he
killed Gresham, but did not intend to
take his life, and that whisky was the
cause Of it.
At 2 o'clock he was taken from the cell
to the RRllOws, in one corner of the Jail.
he mounted the steps firmly and faced
the spectators without moving muscle.
Rev. Mr.. JOhnssy offered a prayer, the
prisoner at the same time besseching
Gods forgiveness. Rising to his feet, he
said:
81 believe God has pardOned my sins
and forgiven me. / thsnk Mr.. 5impkiDs
for being kind TO me, hope that no
other man will ever be hung for murder -
After shaking hands with the shopiff,
isiler, ministers and doctors, he asked
permission to prsy again, and offered up
a touching and earnest petition, which sf-
feGtsd all who heard it. He rose, stepped
on the platform, took tie moose in his
hands and examined it. While his hands
and feet were being tied he prayed
earnestly.
The moose was placed around his nsck
and the black CAP pulled over his face,
while he cried, ''GOd, ssve my soulf" He
dropped at 2:25, and was precipitsted five
feet, the force breaking his neck and pro-
Iucing death almost instantly. At q |
quarter to O'Clock the physicians made |
an examination and pronounced him |
u l.
burial
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PARIS, December 30 The assembly yes
terdsy after debate, voted to increase the
note circulation of the Bank Of France
tour hundred millions of francs. Ad-
iourned until the Sd of January.
President Theirs during the debate al
luding 20 the violent language used by
the deputies, which was provoked by the
threats OF the Germans, said that silence
Wss the best reply TO hard werds used by
Bismarck. This WSs received with pro-
longed applause,
Theirs expressed determined oppOsi-
ton TO burdeBiDg the present fiscal year
with fresh loans.
the Duke d'Aumale Is 8 candidate for
member of the Assembly OF France; the
election Is 20 be held the 9Th Of January.
Supplementary elections are to be held
IN Paris 20 oil the vacant sezts in the as
sembiy. Victor Hugo has accepted the
Bomination on the platform embracing
the abolition Of capital punishment, the
raising Of the state Of siege IN Paris, the
nOn-restoration os the monarchy, the
proclamation Of general amnesty, the dis
solution Of the present assembly, and the
removal of the seat Of government to
Paris. General McMslaO1 declined the
nomination rendered him,
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LONDON, December "A bulletin re-
ports that the Prince Of Wales, though
slightly snscted by swelling above the
hip, continues to improve. The visit OF
the Queen 10 SsnGrinshsm WAS not
caused by tbs appearance Of any danger
Gus symptoms,
message, promises therefrom that the
present Cuban policy may soon be
changed for q more active one. The
Times finds 20 objection to this, and de-
ciSres thai Cuba should be separated from
Spain.
The International Telegraph conference
at Rome has adjourned. Its next meeting
viii be st Petersburg in 1875.
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ARKANSAS.
Dog eat Dog Chances for Radical Row
in Conway County.

Little Rock, December 80.-SeriOus
troubles are spprehended in Conway
county. Hlnkle, the clerk Of that county,
had articles of impeachment preferred
against him by the lsst Legislature. The
senate adjourned over TO November for the
purpose of trying his case. In the mesn-
time, under the ruling Of the State con-
stitUbion, Hinkls was suspended from
OH e, and A. d. Thomas, State senator,
from the same county, appointed In his
place. November arrived, but the court
of impeachment never convened to try
Hinkle. 4 few days afGer the latter went
in and took possession of the office.
Thomas came here TO advise with the
governor and has gone back TO Conway
with a posse with the intention of arrest
ing Hinkle, and fears are entertained Of
serious trouble.
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ST. PETKRsBURG, December S0.-The
Journal de 81. Petersburg, the Russisn
official organ, says that the cordi 81 recap
ton OF ths Grand Duke Alexis IN the
United States crsates profound sensation
throughout Russia. The existing rela-
rions between the two countries will be
strengthened by the noble hospitality
With which the son Of the Emperor has
been received. They are now more than
ever pledged 20 40 enduring smity, which
cannot but contribute to the general
peace and progress Of humanity,
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RIVER NEWS.


Yesterday was lively day. We had
thirteen arrivals, mostly from below, and
ten departures, i've of which were bound
for Cairo. They undoubtedly will have
to contend with very low water. Steam
ers from st. Louis and Cairo are prepar-
ing to move southwark, as the river is
now open from here to st. Louis. The
river is in a deplorable condition,
and reported more difficult for nRvi-
CATION than ever before. At Reeves there
is scsnt ~ feet. Island SO is as bad a
place AS Reeves at present. TIE Arkan.
sss is reported rising. The weather is
uucouo forfu hly warm
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&a,AENAMD-

GLASGOW, December g0.-Whils q large
road wagon, propelled by steam and car
rying heavy boilers, was passing through
the streets to-day, surrounded aud fol-
lowed by q throng Of children, ons Of the
boilers exploded. Five children were
killed outright, snd seven we're SO badly
injured that their recovery Is doubtful.
TIE deed and injured we're frighttully
mutiistsd.
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--LATEST REPORT BY rElEoRAPH.l

NEW YORK. december 30.
The market closed steady and f1rm, not 50
much for wOOlens as cotton goods. II is prob
able that nous delains and dress goods win
open higher as prices OF worsted wools have
risen in European markets. Fresh styles OF
delains cell at 231Se for the best styles. Cling
hams are steady with limited inquiry. For
the best makes of Lancaster, AmoSkeag, and
BATES at l5c and Glasgow at I4c, while Glouoes-
ter, In poor styles are selling lower than
prints and is down to l015c and best styles at
il1Sc. Prints of desirable makes are steady at
lI1zc; Sprague's fancy prints are offered as low
as lie; gray cloths are higher at 75zc; all heavy
brown sheetings and snirtings and bleached
cettons in limited diamond, cnlored cOttons
are apparently high with a feeling OF beaus
ancy. The whole line Of wOOlens and carpets
are comparatively low except Flannels which
have met with an active demand at satisfac-
tory prices all the season while all fancy goods,
especially cassimers have met with an indif-
ferent sale and were generally forced on at a
low raka
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For New 0rlesns-The Capitol Cit,f,
Captain Crapster, leayes to-day q II nj,
for New Orleans aud all way landings.
For Yicksburg-The Julia, Captain
Boyd, leaves TO day at 8 p. M, for Ylck'-
hoBon of the office are effacisnkly and
sttably dispensed By the urbane JsmsK
Thompson,
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BUCHAREST. December 30.-In the
chamber, today, the minister Of foreign
sffsirs read g dispatch received from Lon
don by the consul general OF Great Brit
ain, urging and counseing prompt set
tlsment of the railway question.
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THE DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI.
C,INCINEATI, December 3O.-Flour dull and
prices dropping; family. S6 50g6 75 Wheat
quiet and unchanged in every respect at 81 40
al l3. Corn in fair demane ats7c. Rye scarce
and firm at 7Sc. Oats in light demand, but
and in moderate demand for good grades;
75GS5c embraces the whole range. Coffee in
good demand at full prices. Sugar steady
and in mOderete demand. Eggs dull at Soc.
Butter Xuiet and unchanged. Pork-full prices
are asked, but no demand, at 1890. In lard
full prices are asked, but no demand, at SAG
91<c. Bulk meats dull, but unchanged, asking
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 3--Tobacco-sales
light and prices unchanged. Bagg1ns quiet
and firm at I3@l4c. Cotton quiet middling,
1910. FIour-demand steady and frmi extra
family, 61zg7O. GTsin-nothlng doing OF any
consequence; firm, but unchanged; wheat
81 45lai 90; corn, ear and shelled, 55c. Arrival
mess pork quiet but firm at sla 81 cash for
round lots. Bacon and bulk meats in moderate
demand at yesterdays quotations. Hams
sugar-oured active; uercss, fancy, l51z9l4c-
Lard quiet at e9lO14c. whisky quiet and
steady at elo.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, December 90.-Flour and
corn unchanged. Oats dull at 6Oc. Bran and
hay unchanged. Pork frmer; mess, sl4 5OS
ID IS. Bacon dull and unchanged. Lard quiet;
tleFce, G1{eB9szo; kag, l014c. sugar Is IN good
Ihand; inferior, 6661Sc. common to good COM
mon, ,f5<971zc; fair TO fully fair, 19S4ci prime
(a25o; common, 309S2c; fair, S6ssSsc; prime, 400
42c. Whisky dull; rectined common 2ei
choice, 81 O2IS. Coffee-ordinary TO prime, ls7z
gNH.
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fuNERAL NoTlcE.

GRovE-The friends and acquaintance OF
DAVID GROVES and family are respectfully
invited 70 attend mis- fnneEal, froIa the resi-
dence Of his son.ln.laW, ]. q. Grehan, l56
Alabama street, or this IsuNDAYl after
noon, At 2o'elook,
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GOOD NEWS.
Holly Springs and Memphis


bpeclaI % the App5aLI
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS, December 30
Holly Springs to-day, by an ovsrwhelm-
ing majority, voted a subscription OF
seventy-five Thousand dollars to the
Memphis ard Selma road. Memphis and
Holly Springs viii be united by direct
road within The year 1871.
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F0REIGs NESS SUMMARY.


LISBON, December 80 "A Spanish-Por-
tuguese colonial exhibition will open at
OpertC on the lst Of August.
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MARRIED.

cenber 9th, by Rev. Father Yail, Mr.. MOB.
oLAs MoCoMAs and Miss KATE N. V. MORTON.
New Orleans and Baltimore papers copy.i
ADAM5-FARDY-In Richmond, Va, on
Thursday, the 18th inst, by Rev. Dr. Mime.
gowoe. Captain @. L. ADAMS, OF mississippi,
and AlsxLLA l., daughter Of 8. Q. TArdy, of
that city. no carda.
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This is a favorable statement and shows
net gain Of l94, AS in legal reserve Banks now
hold S,096,40O, above 25 per cent required by
law. Money at the opening was easy at 79715
per cent. Gold later was tight at &c per cent
gold TO l-l6 per cent for carrying. Govern
nents were very strong with a slight advance.
state bonds are dull but firm.
Sterling Exchange-BRnkers' bills, l091z.
United States Securities-Ciovernmen bonds
were strong and active showing an advance OF
]4954 per cent. The closing prices were:
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"A population, al told, about equal 70
.hts 81 two congresHiocsl districts in the
state af New York.
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WEEKS OPERATIONS.
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--LATEST REPORT BY TELEGSAPHI
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, UecemDer ID.
The gold market was quiet and steady TO the
close at 1922 and lO91{. The rates paid for car
rytng to-day We're l-l893-64 per cent gold, or
2l1S and 25 per cent. The daily cieaTings are
about S70,O00.000 in specie. Exports for the
week, S449,696. The weekly bank statement
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Thursday, February Ist, 1872,

at Il O'Clock m, at the Real Estate Exchange
of Royster, TreEevant q Co, northeast corner
OF Msin and Jefferson streets, in thetcity Of
tract OF land SIS will be necessary to pay
certain note given by said Russell to Mrs. N.
y. Reed, for TIE sum Of Sf25l 25, payable on
tho 18TH day Of July, A. ID. ls7l. with interest
from thS 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1870, until
paid, to-wit Excepting fortysnve t451 acres OF
the said land, heretofoye reIinQuisned by me
as trustee, and excepting also seventy acres
OF said tract not embraced in said Trust
Deedls Lying In Shelby county, and begin.
ming AZ . stake In the center OF tse RalsiGh
and AernaDdo road, in the southwest corner
of thirty acre tract conveyed 70 John POpa
by ,Tohn ID. White; thence east 10 cnalns 81
links to q stake 5 links west OF Rumtres
marked +. P. and ]. u. W.; thence north IS
line; thence east le chains "a links with
3nead's Line and cenfer OF Macon road 10 q
stake northwest corner Of 0eorFe 0rshana's
land thence south with 0rahaE's line 81
chains u LINKS to q stake In 9raham's soath-
Wfst corner, lin Ks west OF poplar marked
J. g.; thence west 20 chains ID links with
north line Of ]. ID. white ef el. to ! stake
oanter OF Raleigh and HernAndO road;
thence north with Pope's east line, center OF
said Raleigh and Hernando road 81 nhatnn
and l9 links 70 the beginning, containing
l611< acres excepting from said sale Is acres
OF Eatd described tract, heretofore relin-
Quished By mo to the said Russell, and also
excepting seventy acres OF the Same not eZns
braced in said Trust Deed. Title believed TO
be good but 1 convey ~ Trustee only.
Equity of redemption waived .l.l5 .1.sll
dsl JoHNP. IRRELEVANT, Trustee,
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TINE NEW YORK ORY aOOps AARKEr.

PARIS.
PARIS, December 29.-Rentes, 5jf. 2Oc.
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CINCINNATI, December 3O.-Cotton market
quiet and unchanged; middling, l9@l91sc; low
middling, iS1z9lS5sc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. December 3O.-Cotton market
nOmlnally unchanged; middling, lSzzc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 90.--Cotton market
quiet; middlIng 1870.
NASHVILLE
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CARD.
A. SeesseI & Son

beg to inform the public, that owing
to their inability to close out their en-
tire Retail Stock by January 1, they
have determined to extend the clos
ing sale thirty days longer. The re-
mainder of their Retail Stock will
be placed upon the counters at prices
less than original cost, and far below
those Of
ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
We shall inform the public through
the local columns of the special bar
gains which will be offered to close Ger
tain lines OF goods. Being determined
tosell the ENTIRE RETAIL STOCK
at any sacrifice, we shall mark our
goods ct prices BEYOND ALL COM
PETITION.
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WEEKS OPERATIONS.

CHARLESTON, December 30.-rhe cotton mar
Tet IS firTner; middling, l9c; net receipts, li83
bales; exports, to Great Britain so bales; to
he continent, go bales; coastwise, 326 bales;
Iales, 1OO bales: stock, 3S3 bales
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chancery Sale Of Real Estate

No. Isl. N. R.-First Chancery Court Of Shell
by cOunty-John MoBrooks, Admir- of Elijah
Brooks, deceased, Va. Sarah Brooks ct al.
Der 21, ISL, Will sail, at public anction, to
the highest bidder, in 'front.' OF the Clerk and
Masters Office of said Court, GreenlRW Block,
neNaea ON
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MOBILE

MOB1E. December 30.-rhe cotton market
IS quiet and hrfn; middIing ls7ac; net receipts,
s34 bales; gross receipts 1913 bales; sales, l2O0
bales; stock, 59,7SS bales.
-
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NEW ORLEANS.

LIVERPOOL, December SO.--ro-day Is holiday
n the cotton market. The shipments OF cot
eon from Bombay up TO December ., are 2, 900
hal
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AND FINANCIAL EATTERs.

NASHVILLE, December 30.-Cotton market
quiet and unchanged; low middling, 1879.
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Stocks and Bonds-The market opened
dull but with very firm prices during the day.
The most important stocks were active and
advanced about y per cent The market was
strong and higher at the close and in some
cases the best prices Of the week were made.
The leading features to-day were Northwest
ern common, Lake Shore, Western Union, st.
Paul preferred, Union, Pacific and Ohio. The
suspension Of Z. 5. Firth was officially an
nounced at the Stock Exchange this after
noon; this is the gentleman who sold very
large amount OF Wabash stock yesterday and
defRulted on the part Of his delivery to-day.
Monday being holiday there VIII be no session
of the Stock nor Gold Exchange.
The United States Commissioner Osborne
has denied the motion TO dismiss the COM
plant of making fraudulent report of the
affair OF the Ocean bank against Bank Elk ami
ner Calender.
State bonds are quoted as follows:
Tennessee old. 6S15 Missouri ........ l 2O1l
Tennessee new. 65A y. e. new ......-... Y
Virginia new. 90 Goid.................. I %
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, December 30-Gold lO9.
Sterling exchange, u75z9ll7s4; sight, 2S974c
discount,
LONDON.
LONDON, December SO.-The money market
at the close was as follows:
ConsOls, money U. s. 5-2Os lS65-.. 945.s
COnsOls, accOunt..-923z u. $. 5-2Os 1867 - ~
U. 5. 5s lS62.....921s U. s. lOsOs........-...9ls
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, December 3O-United States
securittes-five-twentie of 1852 9614.
PARIS.
PARIS, December 29.-Rentes, 55f. 9Oc.
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Trust Sale.

REBy virtue of r. = Eussell's Trust Deed
to me, dated the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1870,
and recorded in Book Is, page S.a, I win sell,
for cash,
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TRE cOTrun nARkErs Of rHE waRLu. |.
--LATEST REPORT BY TELBeRAPH.l

NEW YORK, December 30.-The cotton mar
zet is active and frm; middling uplands, 20c. |