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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-06
The Great Pictorial Annual.


Hostetter's United StatcI Almanac Tor 1877.
for distribution. gratis, throughout the United
States, aud sill civilized countries Of the " este =
Hemisphere, viii be published about the first
of January, in the English, German, French,
Norwegian, Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohe-
milan and Spanish languages, and ali who wish
10 understand the true philosophy Of health
should rad nad ponder the ysluable sugges-
fpns Il cont Inns. In addition 70 mn S,admira-
lie medieaftreatise on the causes prevention
aad eure of a great variety ofdisases. II en-
bracesa l,uge amount Of information interest
iugs % the merchant. the mechsplc, thesminer,
thtfasmer, M~gflsntsr, and professional man /;
md The sslculntions have been made. for such
insfidinps md fsftitudcs as ARE mot suitable
for 4 correct aud coTpsehensive National Cal
endaf. .sZh.
sSThe ustare, uses, and exsfaordinary santa
II, cisctssd Hestettcr's Stomach Bit;ers the
siapls TONIC and alternating gilmore than hall
tie hristipn wosld, are My bet forth in it
pgss, which are also inter- 19kysi with picto
n6lilnstrafiona valuable recdpts br the house
heif 4 farm knrsHrofs snecd5tssx and other
"a 4mu$rS rssjiqE mater, orig.
mai n8Neiiet*eAaaamsH shs AsHhais To ap-
pear with thS opening Of ihq ycar this will %
one Of the, MOST useipl, and may be had fr
the askisgs The ,proPrietors Messrs. Hostetter
d. Saith, Pittsburgh. Pa, on receipt Of . two
csr tsts p, will forward accpy By mail TO any
pessoas who ann procure one In his neigh
hood. The Bitters are soidi III every city town
and village, ahdare extensively used through.
out the enute eiyfiized world. lrk 4r@A
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This being the fourth year of the
order that the month Of February
gains one day by the annual adds
ton Of one fourth of a day, IL is a
matter Of right appertaining to this
year from ancient custom that the la
dies shall have the rightto make their
choice from all the gallant lords of
creation, of a suitable leige and mas
ter.
Gallantry prompts the men to
abide Gle choice made and none but
of coward hearts and breeding low,
win resist the claims of any fair
sdamsel. We, at least declare our
selves ready to suffer the Smiles Of,
maidens young and tair, or widows
gay and festive, or the trigd smiles
Of maidens old and wrinkled, no
matter who so we are courted.
rs NFris comes first served IS a max
pfn SMand wdl tried lind we are
verityits trueism by accept
ing .he first offer received.
Our gallant friends must not be
behind our example and if the la
dies will only ty we will insure the
grandest old time tor weddings this
year ever known in the history of
| our country.
. has ssss sssaH sst.
b. = ssaqsH .stsW saif.1l8ae sJ094f
Quiteia nsmberio of pleasant festive
gatherings marked TIE presence of
the holidays in this county. There
tSas aIseries Of Feiri given in this
place Ac4Adies ofthe Episcopal
church for the purpose of raising
money for the benefit Of the church.
A considerable sun Of money was
raised BY this meanes at the same
ans af6rdink mu6 Enjoyment to
the young and old people Of sardis.
The young ladies in the vicinity
-
Of Palmetto Academy 4seven mile;
west Of this place gave . christmas
tree, followed by a supper and
bdaAcsa At the Academy building on
christmas night VIZ have heard
Several who were present solemnly
protest that thie Was the most de-
lighiful social gathering that they
have attended in years. A SPLEEN
did audience, fine music, and O
ever 50 many lovely ladies' graced
THE occasion.
Z TIE young men Of Batesvi1le disi
playsd their usual good taste BY
giving two grand dress balls, ono Of
tie night of the 25th, and the othel
on the night ofthela Eversthin,
wppt merry - a marriage bell !
HN frN HNINY HH+HE M
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mr fhsf 81 p -.
"a ~ iau1sl vsfs sf nggsi
krlem fe g. ltfs..
s,se n hlsif ss~is > nir#i tu1fs.
ani lhni ihgY NeaI Fl q esfk ih
assi mgprf
,fkAN ~ s4i Rad n Alief
mtB Doe bsse lie fgbl n fsxulat
.ioga ne IgeBss Of fsssillog liquors
N osf tswh. TIE td.e o5zhi 70 BE-
exsd sfagnd fsasd sss - ~ 10
keep ao~n aaasy d The in.l tHtions.
psfsons who understand mcss
r1aehinefY can sec and
spptecisfe ssiehfifs sdsstHssss-
who tnow what i takes 70 make a
thoroughly reliable, durable aud ser
vieable machine, pronounce IN favor
Of the sitsws Sewing Maehins
Il ia the simplest, the strongest, The
'
best and most perfect rorking ma-
cline In The world. Try one for
yourseE--it costs o. thing to try Il,
and il affords the agent a greatdcal
Of pleasure 10 nave ladies take one
and sew with 1t a few days.
The prisoners have ben removed
from the old jail in Pamela to the
new Jail IN this place. The lower
rooms are not yet completed.
The Howe Sewing Machine is
making many friends in this cOun-
,ty, Notwithstanding it has been but
recently introduced ih~this commu-
nifty, no machine Stands higher, oris
more dqserved!y popular. If any
person wishes to know the value of
NJ real good; simple, reliable machine
let them try the GLOVE"
bhhE3 s3 w
We were pleased to meet our old
friend Capt, j. w. Skinner, while in
Memphis a few days since and to
know that he and Maj. NJ. ?. Meri-
arelhow the Gehersl Mana
igersof the Mound City life Insu-
rance Company of St. Louis Mo,
a company that has complied with
the Laws of this State.
capt oklhheS Is one Oh tue nneS'
Insurance nren,that has ever done
business, in orr county and is enti>
tied to the confidence ofour people.
John Johnson, was ele'ted Mayor
Of Memphis on Thursday last.
Attention is called to the notice
Of sale of valuable lands by Mr.. A.
e. Tucker. - s
hh fAs4h4
r The price of the New Code is fix
cd at ten dollars aud is for sale only
by the Secretary of State. This Is
an outrageous price for the volun.t
which is very little larger than the
Revised Code of 1857, which was
sold for three dollars and fifty cent:
uoon it's first publication.
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Residences to Let.

DHxaA Wa
The question Of renting residens
Is in this place has been. quite an
lctive one for the last two weeks
house thst was reported for
fsut has had from half a dozen to a
iassn applicants, and the result is
MT The price Of rent has cope up in
many cases. The demand tor resi>
lstces Is so great that the want
bow, with the present number Of
audiences, can not be filed, by a
|nga number, and the result Of It Il,
fcnA pbers of psrsoLs sho~are
daods vi Mdvs tbtbw VIZ cahnsfsHo
stom thefactthatthey csnpotoby
aven a shantY to live in.
Mowtiess Of real estate sought
appreciate this state oisHsirs aud
net huildings upon. their lots for
sSAs We especially riaisite sthee ut
Npilpp Of orr enterPrising citizens
sssis irrcftant subject and would
es'aestly suggest, q forward move
Easut to be taken in building the res
'asnt portion of our toxn..-
aonp BY %, the rssaeaves fap,y
dat1ssxgah1isw ssSiha
Machine Is adding to the reputation
1shss 50 worthily mfg Dgy6ftcy
nv new orders are rRcd Ned an IA
chimes delivered but there il plenty
Al nd tbs gIH 4 )le)star ii.
~ e in a good humor. Don't be
aisid to try one, he don'tnind 10 Id
HGtAem ont on trial, for Aey neue,
! uck. No lady has ever been
Wing to part with a Glove after
IS It = week. III flls the whole
-doss al tHc work rsqddsed d
Thd.do..:k wr.sgaf.F 4.,s4 ir.t
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Hsss = ssy tlss ~ fssiaiy ~svi "
b. sie Afaias ha nsni Awss iisif .
n Of Hhffsfs. eel Eaosa sss fhasff
~ hs % sd iis happy ernbtasaan sfh
etAsf Fsssffai %lssftflssfi " ha tslmts
m.ss he hszsie Afais~ Liais sai tas best .
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aaa sss8 ~ Ra4ssx 81 1Tla1a sAf.f 81.
This class Of jewelry 10 .faat becoming the
moi pcpoisr now worn By the people Of the
Uuitsd States since II rispsasss al Others in
brilliancy and bssuty that charaetsrize the
redhfne diamond az i spontusi sostaz
Can ana examine TIE besutfals specimens on
exhibition at
sgAhIagAl4 RAslss
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e.,. A..,as a,.ttt,s a.
u...... a M g.-.taesl
~. go
80.
$4,000. a..a...m-.
.a.ttt. ml-t
.m..-..m.I
AGan. s.Sfu, uso.mAt -
nasesdll<. VS. thyhk sseI D.
i~psf in INA, rIae intlss a. arr
ri IA srst>b;c< ~Aa,,..aasns,A,
s''' seek'
P.a'"
s'"s "
!" m'''' '"' vas '1'fosh y
~ 1'''''n os'ne w on 'he Haek
'"s cars A"a ehs o. uie
~ fs.s'"k "'e' ONE y IT'S ffEs
~" sse '"e "'gn anu knee' COM
49, ,'""s 'ne ~ "JeUy
uI.sr.Ynf, .g''S' =
M''"fghJ pus NE injuries received
~ ,' ~ IVA was 'mpos'.O,e
saw '"' ''' "a WV '""VV'"' Sui-
WITT
i"' ""o''e' 'u''a''ce ., '"e
great wrong OF permitting childrclr
TO play around depots or upon the
railroad track.
The SUBJECT OF retailing liquors IN
rious attention of orr citizens for The
past several davs. The Mavor and
Board Of Aldermen have the RIGHT
to fix the price not under two hun
bred dollarspr over one thousand
doUars. We are In favor of a heavy
TAX oelng imposed so asto keep down
SO many Gram SHOPS
80
we are uhuer many oDhgat'Ohs
ably filled the editorial chair for US
during our illness.
Tho.o waa : !, o;oon+ r;ot :.
uo.ou1o ,..,. n...;aao..af
Tho t;u;ra &c. nooro l., . drrnLan
mh;nno
II all the good resolutions that
were formed on Monday last were
carried into.effect this year, we would
have d long train Of pilgrims bound
for the happy land of Canaan on
Christmas next.
-, :,
against the Board of Aldeamen Of
this place to prevent the opening Of
certain streets.
The new Board of Supervisor;
were qualified on Monday last and
held their first session. air. 5. IL.
Gunter was elected President. The
men and two negroes. The newlv
elected Justices of the Peace were in
attendance. The negroes elected
were all here before day to qualify
Only n of the elected o off +.
GERS have been able 70 give the re-
CURED nond, ne pears me name o.
JACOB James Constable at bates
v'lie' Inc 0'ner 0nices are vacant
Wa uust ask thu indulconco .,
our readers to the crowded state Of
onr columns. AZ We are yerv much
behind from The confusion growing
out ofthe holidays. we are dol
~ .t,A. !.
termlned 10 nave everything al rlSnt
hereafter and to keep I'D the good
~anpearance of the paper.
h ThsChrstfnas tree at CORTLAND
m..naanonol.f.am no.amho. estl
""' p''. -. :' -.
70 'le nsp' ., 'ns is' i"''7 4s ;.
Monday We learn that the AFFAIR
WIS an entire success. j
!
we were recentlyDshown a SAM;
pIa frnm d barShoad nf Alaaftohaepo
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Rerd NJ Erid,ne,

nspt toka g t~iarfison, slsfk tfths chshes
. fpuft Of fsnsla. Couaty his,hsippt states
tsi be wife meet sith an socissnt W being
thrown firm 4 taF~y, which injafed hsf ssfy
i%srdbsit )na ~ her fits we're bfsAsn
: Hahy applications n ahlori1fm asa liaimsns
wsfe srraisd without %siiayins me pate As
last fsptt he applied ths Magic Aru1ca Lin.
imeut. Ne result va. ths paia was scattered
I'm msdiAtely, and rfreshini sleep and fepcss
ENaa.t
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A bid sr,icle may he psaed into temporary
n%otorlety. bat they soon die, Coed ones tried,
proto themselves and live. The evidences 0i
mc-chants everywhere shows that among the
purrsl and most reliable remedies of the day
ire numbered Mario ArnisA Eminent tor The
lquiA cure or aches and pains ard all diseases
that can he reached by external meanos.
Hungarian Balsom Of Life, a combination Of
valuable herbs. with EuEisb wood naptha, tor
affections OF the throat and lungs
LaCteole Hsir Reslorer = safe and natural
ssimnlant and invieorator for the hair bulbs,
restoring The color without dyeing aud an adj
mirable persevstive dressing for the bead.
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RED GROSS

WIRE fsff ~s'"''<
subscribers that Y they do
'.e.p their deIipqwepeies with
s,ssi Two weeks 70 will afilx
n CROSS 70 their nance and
<Aiss else will operate ~ check
Ne ,sudeney to refrain 70 pay
viii pablIsh a black liss Of al
S..dbsfs who are indebted 10 US
subscription for a period longer
% oae year. rzJo =.
hiyEs! BLaNKSl Il BLANKSu!
We are prepared to furnish all
,cssry Blanks uscdiiu the Office
Justice Of the Peace and will sell
hem aths very lowest prices. The
tanks ss in sccordance with the
lew s#. We have a supply OF
tsrk deeds of trust, ilieus and
|srgsges on hand. We viii Prlnt
! short notice all orders for blauk
Xii, desds Of trust on mOrtsasgs
One Cashmere Buck for sale, in
hire ofL.gC ,BALCH. IA,
Id
oPERATIoN-"Drswing'
n he 24ob cash lifts which are to be dis
ma by the sosth Uarslinn Land and i'm
I@,stou Association at the Grahd, Gbcers
Charleston, on the 9th Of saausry next gu-
h ether dentists. the lucky fellow will not
set down in the mouth"
The firm of D. G. 4 II. NJ. Lows
pstein, Of The Southern Palace,
are Offering unparalleled
See their price fist.Ltf
W. n. Wilkinson 4 Co., Whole
a IN - 1 AA
als Druggists, $40 Main st., Mem
bis, offer superior inducements for
}. country trade. ssf 23tf +
Purchasers Of dwelling houses and
~ will do well to give 4, H, But
h . call before purchasing else>
Pine. Ai1 =
M on H. Wetter & Co., Mem
&b see and price the largest
Fnk Of heating and cooking stoves
lbs market. axLE If
], have not been able to supply the
snand for Howe Sewing Machines
the last few weeks, owing to a
in the last shipment from
ew York to Memphis, but a largo
'mber have arrived at last and ey-
can DO supplied. NJ, u ),
4 y. E. Rovras,
'Agt for Panola County
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ass e. fssasl- o. ssppFf n
IL l f@ nee gns
nafI ~ . fla hstHf.
80 slH4 uii aIf lalgai
Iaff - g. - $50
aQHas
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Read Tie Eridenee.

Nashville, Tennessee, March the 10th ISL.
Me srs. AAusntld q Hisbse Geutlcmeu. We
sold lots and cords Of your Magic Aruica Lin
imaut, aud q good deal Of your Hungarian
Baliam Of Life, and LaCercole Hair Restorer'
We win do the best We can to Introduce your
goods to eur customers believing as we DO,
they are IS good, II not better than any in the
49, .lAf= -
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= osasaasss : ea.ssa. >
a-xs<~s Nsmgas fsasss'se
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y Hte@ w. piayina Ma ~.
Irritable piH5 sRip va winkIs n
Memphis lass wsek IIe hss gone
q New Otlesaes y hl IN engage.
nest
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tsns4s ~ aysoa
80 ~ 81 "a ttt Is
be- q
.a A tl ams res al
80 ia smog a. Fs.#st
~ fs asstag ihasifi p h.
asnpgeW n Al ihss slaassi social
FsilF gt ffh aii fH8hHaH
~ v " l'e Assts. ys tas Tsiss
cas- % 10 onlain nat or christmas
shouli b. Sled ~iih hours n gaIs
tfsslfsfa anon A niak lad
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DoRTeH h HADcox.

Policy-holders in the Phoenix Life
Insurance Company holding re-
ceipts o~rpolicies, given by Q. Nourse,
that are not now recognized by the
Company, ought to file their res
ceipts aud policies Immediately, for
collection, with White & Chalmers,
Of fernando, or Freeman Randolph,
ESQ.,, Of Sardis, or with Capt. j. W.
Skinner, SO Madison st., Memphis,
Tenn.
D. C. &u. NJ. Lowenstine, South
ern Palace, Memphis, Tenn, show
their appreciation Of our trade by
Offering to our patrons their claims
for selling goods, in a splendid de-
tailed advertisement Of their prices
OF goods, in another oolumn.--tf
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NOVEL REAbfNG.-lt is remafka-
Bile that the most Judicial minds and
Observation-Disclosures are most adde's
ted to recreative, literature. Judge
Parsons Of Massachusetts, was, says
his son, ean Unsuitable stndent, and
after learnig bis lessen would turn tor
his amusement 70 a mathemtical prob
lam OF a novel," Sir James Mackin-
tosh read and criticised novel; on hlIs
voyageto India. Daniel W ebster was
Iionp accustomed to read Robinson
Ornsoe once throughannnally. Mary
when Seeretaryo OF State, spent most
of his leisure 10 novel reading. ~~i
Gov. Acorn ys.tl,c Administration
o"' al
Tins far, on every important pro-
nosition beforeth u. S. Senate, Gss-
ernor A lcorn. has voted With thedern-
ocrats aud the minority (Reforr J
Republicans: and agapist tpe prfi-
sans oftLe GIANT ADMINISTRATION,
even indefsnee Of the DEGREES OF
| King Caucus. We record with pIeas-
nre Els votes to Investigate the frauds
Il the present Administration ind
for universal amnesty, in these acts
he u cooperating with the democrats
, 1872-11-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

"
ALCOHOL-Was in fair demand We continue to
quote .S5 for o. per cent proof.
BROOM COES-There was no percephblo improve
ment in the demand. Manufacturers generally we'll
OF, not much OF change ia expected. Prices are
steady and 1uotab1e follows: $4,000 per ton for
common 70o0@7o.0o for fair; s1o0ooG12ooo for
choice; and $4,000 90 for choice 1lur
demand exists. Nc quote: Prime navies, 2359o.50;
fair to medium, s2.oo@225; common, s1.o5Gls5.
Sales include bEls fair navy at s.. per bu.
EUTTER-There was little more doing in this
market fur from being active and previous rates
were more than sustained. Good to choice dairy
chiefly in demand, though thero some in-
quiry for low grades for shipment East. Receipts are
only fair, and stocks not large We quote: Strict
II choice dairy 2@2Gc; medium to good, 1s@ooc; in
ferior to common, 7@17c.
BAGGING-Not single new fcature.w developed
in connection with this market Burlaps and eunnies
bags and wool sacks there IL very little tra~
ding. Following the prices current: Stark, 3tc
Ludlow, 3514c; Lewiston, 34c; American, 32c Otter
Greek, 3314c; burlap bags, and bu, 20@22>4c;
gunnies SINGLE 1s@1oc; do, double, esc"ool sacks.
BUILDING MATER1ALs-Were without essential
change good inquiry exists for lime, cement, ee.,
but very few firms prepared to make deliveries.
New Ne York stuceo, casting, % s5.75Gioo; superfne
do, s400@ 450; Rosenduo cement, ss25ea350; Utica
cement, 500 per brl; Louisville cement, $500;
Akron cs1nsnt soo1 marble q, iust, s3a5; lne,
sand, per br, s2.75@3.oo: pastering hair, per bu,
40@45c fire brick per 1000, sa0.0ot99ooo; building
brick {coul,non), Sl1.0o@14U0 country brick sl3oD
Geo 1yeas W9oas1ek pressed fase at o st.
$500, del; Racnc, S3o.oo del; Hlnadale, 100,
del; fire clay, per brl S4.00{a500. The following
the list OF prices per bn1 II 30 feet. for domestic
window glass, from which reduction of 40 per ccat
, 1872-11-07

receipts closed at 21c. Cash sales we're reported
Of +, 500 bu No. at 21c; $500 bu do at 20Xc;
10000 bu do at 2031c; 5000 bu do at 2OMc;
Is o00 bu DO at 2o14c; 1900 bu rejected ut 18c;
$500 bu.
Rye was quiet and 1(@11c lower, in sympathy
with other grain, though receipts we're small,
and there were some shipping orders on the floor.
Cash sales were reported Of 5000 bu No. 2, all
fresh to gilt edged receipts, at 5s15c:
on No. 2, and 1@115c on No. 8, owing to the
fact that there are few or no orders here from
other points, most Of them having been already
filled. This made. many parties anxious to sell
the speculative grade for future delivery, which
accounts for the great relative weakness of No.
=. The market for No. opened at 6oc in ordi-
nary houses and closed dull ct 59Ic, with q
preference Of 34c for Armour, Dole & Co.'s re-
ceipts. Seller December sold at 60c. No. was
relatively strong during the greater part Of the
session, at 81 @5111c, but closed dull at 49@5oc.
Cash sales were reported Of $500 bu No. 2 ut
Gle; 5000 bu do at 601Gc 29,200 bn do at 60c :;
1000 bu do at 51c; is 4o6 bu do at IS Sic; 500 bu
do at 5oac; 1900 bu do at SOC $500 bu do ut
4915c; 800 bu do at 49c; 400 bu rejected at SOC
400 bu do at 3s111c; 5000 bu do at 3sc 5000 bu
do at 3719o; 1000 bu do at 37c; 400 bu, By sam
PIE, at 74c; 400 bu do at 72c 400 bu do ut Csc
700 bu do at Csc, all on track Total, 101, 400 bu
-.. --LATEST.
At 3 o'clock the Board Of Trade met to hear
the case of Myer, Baxter l. Co., who are pre-
scented by the Board of Directors for expulsion.
After voluminous reading, tho Board adjourn
ed till o'clock On Thursday. While the case is
pending we forbear comment.
Owing to the fact that the above meeting was
in progress, there was little trading in the after
noon. Wheat was lower, closing at 91.0415 sell
or the month, and LOS seller December. Other
produce inactive.
, 1872-11-07

do, 1osz@11c; fair DO, 1oK@1oz<c; choice mo1asscs
sugar, 1lA@11kc; fair do, 9A@9Nc.
s1zgPs-Dlamond . drips, sl.3o@1.35 silver drips,
extra do, 50@55c: New Orleans molassea choice. 75a
@80o; do common, 65@7oc; Porto Rico molasses,
choice, eoGG5c common 1ans1oa omolasses, so@s5c:
srlcEs-Allspice4, 4 IGasc: cloves, :s@,0c; cassia,
ginger pure, 2s3oc; do No. l, 2o925c do No ., Is
SoAps-French mottled, 614@6;1c; German ,notted-
74@7Kc; Golden West, 6@64c; White LILY, 6H@
4Tc; palm, 6@6xc; savon Imperial, eAG6Xc. ~
srARcH- Gloss 9@1lS1oc; corn 9al1c; laundry, 80
7c: common, 5@Gc.
HAY-The hay market was much unsettled to-day,
The fact that there is little or arriving On
wagons, induces firner feeling, and, although the
demand tolay was rather small prices ruled higher
for all descriptions. We quote the wholesale prices
paid by dealers Us follows oy TRACK
New timothy, heater pressed, s16:oo@175o do hose
HOO. On NAGos-Timothy, loose, Sl5.oo@1e.5o;
prairie loose $95O@1050. For delivery Of pressed,
s1.o0@1.5o, according TO distance.
:HlDES-1n the hide market business WAS sluggish.
The receipts have fallen off some recently, DUO the
stocks in store largely in excess OF the require
uens Of the trade and prices remain weak and un-
settled Tho following quotations furnished: Green
hutchers 7He; gresn sated, cured heavy loh@lo1e;
calf 17c; green city veal kip PRIME l4e; dry salted
l6@l7c; dry lip, 22c; dry calf, 26c; dry flint i9@
2Oc; deacous, 100000: damaged, 7E@8c; all other
damaged stock, two-thirls price; branded, 10 per
cent of,
HOPS-Were in fair demand, and for Immediate
consumption the receipts ample Prices are un-
changed. We quote: Prime hops at 20@3Oc; common
to medium, l5@21c; Eastern, 25@35c. Sales include
10 bales prime hops at 20c.
HONEY-Was quiet and Quotab1e at 25G30c for
prime grades strained aud inferior, 150320c.
IRON AND STEEI-Were in fair demand on both
local aud mail order account. Prices we're without
, 1872-11-07

England is that it holds the reserves Of all
the other banks, large and small, in
if the balances Of these banks alone were With
drawn, there would not be a eixpence left as
reserve for the remaining seventeen millions of
deposits. We may see, then, how heavy drain
on the deposits Of the London Joint Stock
Banks, such as might be made at any time by
the German Government, would soon obligo the
Bank of England to either close its doors on its
depositora. or else suspend specie payments on
its circulation, in order to use the bullion fund
in the issue department to pay them. Accord
has probably been passed for this fall, but it can
readily be seen what tremendous possibilities of
evil there are in q system Of banking that is not
comprehensive enough for the new features de-
ve1oped in finances during the last few years.
LOCAL STOCK AND BOND MARKET.
Messrs. Lunt, Preston & Kean quote rs fol-