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your mua2lc," and down itWeut; tho
hogeman galloping to the picnic party,
and appealing to them for aid. Some
three or four stepped into the road to stop
the carriage, though this presence was
not necessary, as the darkey pulled I'D
and refused to proceed until the matter
was settled.
Several threatening faces now ap.
preached the carriage and demanded the
child.
"Neyerr said Mrs. General VIcle,
drawing herself up "Neyer! It IL my
child, and you shall cut my heart out DO.
fore you take it."
The lawyer jumped down, and telling
Mrs. Viele to appeal to the women, he
went among the men and addressed them,
The battle was won, but meanwhile Mrs.
Viclc had been addressing the mothers
there, and one Of them, n leader among
them, soon said TO her, "you keep the
child" 81 will while have life" said
Mrs. Vlelc, passionately; and the lawyer,
turning to the good woman, asked her to
speak with the men, which she did with
elect. The noble looking man before
referred to, standing six foot four, and
broad in proportion, advanced to the
horses heads and said, "Drive on ~
Still the driver hCsitated; the law.
yer jumped into the carriage and
urged him on; military friend order.
cd him on; the horseman with tho re.
volvcr (haviug. since dismountcD made a
motion to spring 10 the horses heads, but
was held back by the noble looking man
and auOthCr-onc on each side, holding
him by his coat culls-and tho lawyer,
half drawing his sword stick, told him
that il he again dared 10 stop the carriage
he would put the sword through him.
The party drove on to PCekskiIl, but re-
lleCting that they would have to wait an
hour and half for the train, during which
another crowd and fuss might be got IN,
orders were given to the driver to 90 on
TO MOntrosc. This he declared his horses
could not do, and some mistrust being felt
OF him he was sent on to the depot with
some OF the party, while the rest took
another carriage and proceeded to Gar.
rison's, where they got safely on board
the train. Sufficient time was given to
General Viele to procure h,I6CdS, and at
the same time an intimation was given
him Of the nature OF the defense which
could be raised, and no steps being taken,
or Mt least none being heard Of, Mrs,
Viclc and her child left to-day for Europe. |
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New York, September 13.-The mar.
ket is active in cotton goods Brown land
bleached sheetings arc in good demand
and held at firm prices, with prospect OF
advance in some of the finer grades.
Prints arc in continued request, and sell.
ing very freely. Cotton and wool fan.
nels in demand. Foreign dry goods
active. Cotton vGlvcts IN demand. shawls
in good request Steady prices rule for
all fabrics. The imports Of dry goods for
the week, were 81, 4O2, O5S, against 1885,.
1856 last week. The amount thrown on
the market, was $3,s14747, against
$4,O5l 500 last week. The total for this
week, will be about $SO0OO,OOO.
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Cincinnati Market,

. CINCINNATI, September 13.-Flour-
Demand light but holders firm; sales at
81 5Oa7 IS. Wheat-Markct steadywith
moderate demand; red 81 4Oa1 Is. Corn
Steady at 45c. Rye-New OSa72c.
OAts-Oll 3la4Oc; new 2Ga33c. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. GrOccries-Firm
and in good demand. Oils-Firm. Eggs
false, Butter and Checsc-Stcady,
with moderate demand. Pori-Demand
fair, but at lower rates; sales at $13 90;
generally held at $13 %. Lard-Sum.
mcr ssc; steam SSC; kettle SIC. Bulk
Meats-Demand fair and market firm ut
Gic, ST, 81, 0t,SO!, %. BaCon-Dcmand
fair and market firm ut 7Ec, 1OIc, f0tc
1Oic, 10sc. Sugar Cured Hams-l5ia
lie, summer and winter, Hogs-Market
steady with moderate demand at 81 5Oa
$40 Whisky-Steady at gOc.
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GrcelcY's PrOmiscS--HIs Reply to
tho Southern Democrats who
Wished TO Ascertain who Would
AEnnfrnlSl Him

inc southern Democrats who
Wished TO Ascertain who Would
"COnrOp Him.
The following is the letter of General ].
b. Gordon, of Georgia, giving the result
OF his interview with Mr.. Greeley in G.
htion to the councillors" by whom he
would surround himself in case he were
elected President:
ATLANTA, GA, August 90, 1872,
Co., Charles b. NcGngor, Editor Warren.
tan Clipper;
DEAR COLONEL Yours OF the 10Th
inst. reached this city during my absence.
Hence the delay in answering it. Your
inquiry as to whether the Democratic
party can expect any recognition from
Horace Greeley, its lifelong enemy, in
case Of his election, Is q most natural and
important one, and one which has given
me much concern. You accompany this
inquiry with two remarks:
First, That you had heard it claimed
that in u conversation with me Mr.. Gree.
ley had intimated that il elected he would
recognize in his appointments the claims
OF the Democratic party upon him.
Secondly, That "believing that the con.
test is now us to who shall control the
President" you arc under the conviction
that if ii Is made public that the Democ.
recy would have prominence in that re.
spcct, or at least an equal showing with
the Republicans, 1t would enable all
'StraIght.outs' to cease opposition and
rally TO his support"
l consider the unity OF Democrats in
Georgia OF such ovGrshadowing import.
ancc now that [ give you the substance
OF MIR. GreelCy's remarks, with the hope
that the good results you anticipate may
to some extent be realized.
In company with several prominent
Southern gentlemen, ! met Mr. Greeley,
at the request Of Democratic friends, and
stated TO him the iact that It was ofgrcat
moment TO Democrats, and especially to
the Southern people, 10 know what class
OF Counsellors he would have about him
il elected, His reply was in effect this:
II am given credit for having some com.
mon sense. l should not consider myself
entitled to this credit il should turn my
back upon majority of the men who
had elected me-" l can now see no OBJ
lection to making this public, as ho has
himself in areCcnt speech given publicity
to tho salne.idea. l confess this CONVEX.
sation had some effect in allaying my
opposition 10 Mr.. Greeley, and in conncc.
ton with other considerations, which I
shall have tho honor Of submitting to
your people in speech which / have
agreed t0mRkG on the first Tuesday in
September, have decided me to give him
my support. Very respectfully yours,
j. B. GORDON.
The Albany, (Ga) Contra! CtY publish.
es the foregoing, and says: "As Mr.. Gree.
ley now publicly pledges himself to give
the Democratic party IN equal showing
in his Cabinet, and promises all that We
could now reasonably expect, VIC shall
withdraw our opposition"
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 13.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-opened
active but closed dull; choice white 81 05
az 90; fair 10 prime 81 75a1 90; western
red 81 Goal 10; do amber 81 75a1 so.
Corn-Dull; mixed western O. ia63c. Oats
Steady; mixed western 3Si59c; white
40a42c. Rye-Quiet md unchanged.
Provisions-Firmer. Mess pork-$l4 80
AID rs. Bulk meats-FirmGr and higher;
shoulders &c; sides 0fa0k clear l03c. in.
con-Unchnnged. Sugar cured hams
lSal0c. Lard-Dull at DC. Western
6Itter-In good demand; choice 2Oa23c.
Whisky-Firn RtOic,
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a Very Old Patent.
lFmm TIE wa.hIngtOn Star. ssnLnl

tFrom the Washington Star, sCpLS)
An application was recently made at
the Patent Office for a patent on a sort of
paddle or spade attachment 10 the end of
y gun, having sharp point, and which, il
was claimed, would be serviceable in diC.
gtng holes in the ground, throwing up en-.
trenchmen's, etc. The examiner to whom
the application was referred happened to
be an old and close reader of the scripture,
us was shown by his returning the appli1
cation Endorsed: REJECTED. Not palen,.
able. See Deuteronomy xiii, Is" By
reference to the text named It will be seen
that the invention alluded to Is Of pretty
ancient date, and is probably the Oldest
patent on record.
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CHICAGo, Sept. 1S-Flour-Scarco and
firm attull prices. Wheat-Demand nc.
tive and prices advanced; closed quiet;
No. ? spring 81 2S cash, bid; 81 22g
seller, September, Corn-No. . mixed
SIC regular, cash or seller September.
Oats-No. 9, 9jc. Rye-No. g 55a57c.
Barley-Fall No. 2, G7a6Otc. Provisions
-Pork-Dull and prices nominal; held
at $l4 50 for regular; sales irregular at
S14 90. Lard-Wtnter DC; summer 9sa
SIC. Bulk Meats-Domahd fair and mar
ket firms shoulders Ota0sc; short rib
middles S9a8ic. Bacon-NOthlng doing;
nominally firm, Whisky-Stc4dy ut SOC.
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TOLEDO, September l3-Flour-Mar.
kGt steady with n moderate demand.
Wheat Steady; No. . white Wabash
u asi extra white Michigan 81 so; No. /
white Michigan 81 Of; No. 9 do 81 4j;
amber Michigan 81 AZ; No, Q amber hi.
nois 81 90; No. l red ST G7; seller Septen-
Der 81 45al 40. COrn-SleadyAhigh mix
ed 4Oic; buyer October, 47C; low mixed
46c. Oats-Stcady; No. 47c; No. ., Goa
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1, active at the decline.
STATE DoNDs--Dull.

STATE DoNDs--Dull.
SroCKs-Activc; Eric, Union Pacific,
Cleveland, Columbus and Indiana Central,
in each Of which there Is q large short
interest, were strong ind higher. New
York Central showed considerable
strength in the afternoon, but speculation
runs almost entirely on low price lanclcs.
Short interest in Eric was so largo that 1t
loaned to-day at from 3 to / for use until
tomorrow. Cleveland, Columbus and
Indiana Central and Union Pacific loaned
flat The market closed strong with IN
upward tendency.
Tho suspension ofthe tea house Of John
D. Mckenzie Il Co., Is Announced. The
failure Of several wcll.knOwn coffee and
tea houses in Baltimore, creates quite an
excitement here. The total OF all the
supposed firms will probably reach four
millions New York City will have to
bear u portion Of the loss, rs consider
able amount OF paper Of Baltimore firms
is in the hands Of brokers here. The EE.
press says the immediate cause OF these
failures can be traced to the unnatural
effort to bull prices Of tea and coffee in the
face OF the repeal ofthe tariff duties at the
last session OF Congress. 1t was reported
on the streets this afternoon that mem.
Der OF prominent stock broker firm had
dcCamped with $4,000.
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MILWAUKEE, September 13.-Flour-
Demand light but holders firm; NX
spring, SO 25aG 81. Wheat-Stcady; No,
l, 81 30; No,2, 81 81. Uorn-Steady; No.
2 mixed, SIC, Oats-Steady; No. g 2GIc,
Rye-No. l, 5Gc. BsrlCy-Fan No. 9, &c,
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COMMERCIAL AID FINANCIAL,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Markct.
NEW YoRK, September i3.-GoLp-

Quiet from 1l2ia113a with the most bust.
ness at 1l3. Loans were made from to
. per cent for carrying, Clearings $49,-
100000 Treasury disburgcd $SO,OOO;
MoNEY-Easy at 3 to per cent.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and lower; Sixty.
6vr'q nIl acIiva AZ ,bn AorIirn
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FIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
BELLAEnE, O., August 10, lS72
On and after Monday. August l?th, we shall
oiler, par to investors the entire amount OF the
above loan, limited 10 $4,000 and authorized
by special act OF the General Assembly passed
goth April, tSi2, and by resolution OF Town
Council OF 9th August.
These bonds, issued In large and small amounts,
run 10 years and arc redCemable at the option
OF tho corporation i've years after date.
The payment Of principal and interest is u lien
upon all the. public prope:..5 Of BelIairG and is
provided for bya direct tux upon all tho Real and
Personal property Of the town, at present stand.
ing on tax duplicate at $I,5OO, 600. -
Present debt of the corporation OF Bcllair is
Tho interest coupons Of the above bonds arc
payable In March and September Of each year.
We invite the attention OF tic public to this
Information, In detail. will be given BY letter
or otherwise by addressing the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
or BellAIrc, Ohio.
Or MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
aul9 Wheeling, W. Va.
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insurance.
.Lifs Insurance Co.
OF VIRGINIA.
Capital--$2s3,ooo 90
A. q. McILwAINE, President,
B ;, y paS SASRs Twice Presidents.
sAAt'L u. PAUL, Secretary.
d. d. FACKLEI, CUnsRltlng ActuaEy.
JUDGE JOHN +. LAY, Sup't Of Agencies
HONE 0FEICE-Ptttn6urg. "a,
With Local boards In all the cities of Virginia,
In the District Of Columbia, and in West Va,

Life Policies arc now generally conceded to be
among tho most certain and desirable OF invest.
mentA, This Company, managed on principles
OF strict economy Offers the lowest rates OF pre-.
Iniqns, consistent with SaietY and lower, we
in the State. Its success Is an established fact,
All reserve from premiums, as a security 10 thu
policy holders, additional 10 the capital stock, Is
invested by the Local Boards, within that local..
ty from whichit Is derived.
Being convinced by their knowledge Of tho In.
tegTity and prudence OF the gentlemen who com.
pose lis Directory, and by thorough CxRmina.
tlOn OF lts plan OF organization, that II ls in
every respect reliable Company, tho subscribed
citizens OF Wheeling, who have themselves sub
sCFibcd TO It's stock, and organized as a Local
Board, feel warranted In commencing the enter.
pie Of the State:
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THE PEOPLES BANK.

Wherever known, Is now Acknowledged IN hc
tue DtsI pump Tor oil purposes yet patented.
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio.
Please Remember Tho Best ia
Always the Cheapest.
/, We arc now prepared to Gu orders mr. INIT ~,
tncsc pumps on short notice, aud rnarnniC" p, r
t.le satisfaction, and would cali the attention 0f
for II: S1S ''A'llcu
ist. Its economy in construction, combined
cheapest Pump In use. ''''' Va"
"a. AZ the stock lie galvanized wrought iron I,
nor decay or rust Va 'A' 9uh
,,S " Inc great enemy Of the Pumps Is frost.
! !hS very best material and renders useless in
inc houfot greatest need. 81
This Pump Cannot Freeze
because when tho Pump Ia not In uso tbn w.tc,
iSils 70 lts level In the Chamber which ii alwaya
placed below the freezing point.
4, 1tn' freshness OF water "a ALWAYS insured M
NY wafer COMES directly frOa tho bottom Of the
9th. Impure water from dccaycd or rot,cr
pump stock Is entirely ObyInted '''A
o'n ~, ~ construction II Is both simple and dina.
PIC. The handle 10 made OF Two wr0ugbt iynn
Tos ad ~ arranged that while It Ia light yct
m4s EIGalbuehBlil The cylinder In which n / iho
WORK Is performed is iron, lined with conDcr ia
SSGSPIer lining PT6VsHn rust and makes hui iiil1
LICu3n. rms iron chamber Is not subnI,r,.G
pay placed In the well sbOyO the water gS6 -,
VIII WGiK a. wei under as above the VnI,,f
i,n IL can be used IN u driven or Ia y, ii volt
WIZ U. mo same ease a. well Of larger IIanrir
Stn toF lte general GdaptabllIty Ills i.n,un ia
without a rival. The Pump may he iiaraG .,
your dwelling Or barn, or within Ina b,,IiI,S,.'
AND connected with the we'll, or gprib, NJ Nthhh:.
Dody OF water, MY Cr Ons hundTrd S,pis ~.
taht, and will work with the SANE sisc tSSoHt5
Standing GIrcdtly over the water, '''""b"
vtn. Itls single acting and Dnmn. ohio ,ri,h
me Gown stroke Of tho IAudle md tbn' yy III
INC mdtytrcQulred In the dO1bI1 urII,, p,,,,,
lvth' ny attaching short hose. a stTram ,,t,,
Oe thrown hIty To sixty feet and NAV 0SIcn ~,
uae9 70 advantage In watering gaFdenS and lawns
Mah6lnR windows, cleaning bIggies cTiin%nI.h''
inE hter, or elCY ting water Va yrroSnjss ~,
iAet mat itTequ more power IN ecIS,c Tv.,aS
rom a deep than from a Shallow wcii H., ",
IAt As possible to ObyAtc this dIfieuitv foT SsS,'
MSSiis' W9 Manufacture smaller Chamber eoisSr,
WINE lhc volume Of water IA dIminis6sJ ~.
power required Ia not greatly Increased W.
Cialm thAI by tho combination, hsvinS All tho
aIHvAhLases VI Atmo.phtri: pressure in conhIn%.
uoh win IOrce, thst the STNCLIfn pTrwI, vii
S tI water from deep we'll with leas noIr"r
tnAu Auy sud1trgs or ggYfiy force Dv,1D IN rssIs
Ieuee. This Pumps easily AdApfnd IL St,rn1,,
WateE 70 steam mills, Gnf for iFansEfTyInT ~
contents OF VAis In TaRhorics isuns1Tnsssed ~"
~, ~ you want Pump guaranteed 10 t,iyS SSit.-
I,ISu9n; send your order to bINCIAIIS IL nil
LISTEN, Bridgeport Ohio. ~ 40N'
SIs Two or three arst.clRss Agents wanted.
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pEABODY INSURANCE Comply
AT WHEELING, WEST va.
CAPITAL s125, 900,
With tho privilege Of increasing tho zane To
100000.

DIRECTORS
william Bailey, Alouzo Loyinp
DR.. VIM. j. Bates, A. NJ, Adams
Andrew j. P8llell, James +, barnes
Henry Samm, Thomas Hughes
A. ]. Cecil,
This Company having been in successlal oper.
alton for nearly two years Is PREPARED 10 take
risks Ut fair rates on Buildings or ali kinds McT.
chaudisc, Manufacturing Establishments, Furui.
ture, Steamboats,, and cargoes on the Western
Rivers and Lakes, also 10 Issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores. This Company being
composed mostly OF our leading business mon.
recommends Itself TO the favorable consideration
OF the insuring public, and s0lIclts their patrU-
mage, Applications for insurance will be prompt.
Y attended to atthctr o1!cG, BAlLRY'S BLOCK
No. 100 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, Prcs't.
AL0NZo LORING, Vice Prcs't,
n, G. ARTHUR, Scc'y.
W. II. AGNEW, Asst See'y. janl9
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or BellAirc, Ohio.
Or MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
aul9 Wheeling, W. Va.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-31
NOTICE.

Lest Health -Regalned-Selfnegleet
lays the foundation OF much bodily suffering.
As a rule men are more solicitous to repair
and preserve their houses stock in trade and
other perishable property than to repair
and preserve themselves. They can see when
a AVAIL requires a prop, or a weak structure a
girder, bnt appear TO be uneonscious OF, orr
different to, the cracks and flaws and evil
dences OF decay In their own fran and senEi-
tive organizations. tn consequence Of this
want Of common prudence Is that thousands
fan by the wsyside in the prime OF life every
year who might have lived to enjoy a hale
and hearty old age, If they had resorted to the
proper means OF recruiting their falling vigor
st the proper time. Seeing what that famous
vitalizing and invigorsting elextr, HoStetter's
Stomach Bitters, has done for countless null
titudes OF the enervated and broken down,
and With the long, unbrOken record OF its
cures before him, it seems amazing that any
sufferer from premature decay, nervous weak
ness, dyspepsia, biiousness, chronic eonstipa-
ton, or disease OF q remittent OF intermittent
character, should delay even for an hour to
seek the aid which its toning, regulating and
invigorating properties have never failed to
afford. 1t Is no exsggerstion to say that Hos
letters stomach Bitters is the most faithful
ally OF nature, in her struggles with weakness
and disease, that medical botany and honest
chemistry have yet given to the world.
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HONETARYANDF FINANCIAL MATTERS
ILATEsT KEPoEF BT TELRsRAPH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 3O.-Gold was
dull, ranging between ll2b6ll2E, most
Of the business was done at 1928. Loans
were made at l-64 70 4 per cent for car
rying. Cearings to-day were S46,0OO,-
600. Treasury disbursements were S22S,-
00. Sterling exchange dull at S4@S5.
Money IS abundant at 394 per cent.
southern State ecurities-State bonds
on last call were irmer in s. C.'s, and
steady in other bonds. Missouri, S63c;
Tennessee, old, 73fc; do new, 733c; Vir-
Rinia, new, ole; do old, 47c; North
Carolina, old, 33c; do new, zoe.
United States Bonds-Governments
dull and steady throughout the day.
1881, l6Ec; 5-20s Of 1882, l4s; BIOS Of 1854,
IA; SOS of 1865, IA; sos Of 1866, new,
I3t; 5-2Os Of 1857, iS4; 5-30s Of 1858,
Isf; do I0-40s, liz; currency Sc, l2b; new
IS, ia.
Stocks and BOnds-The stock market
mas been feverish all day In consequence
Of the sudden break In Erie on the other
side. which carried il down here. New
York Central and Pacific Mail have
been the chief features; and were strong
and higher at the close. The old party
ia the 6. C. and 1. @. were quietly buy
ing up that stock to-day. 1t Is thought
that there viii be q more acive marker
next week, as quite a number OF heaVy
speculators have returned to the street
The market closed strong with buihsh
features prominent, at these quotatlons
Canton, 60; Western Union Telegraph
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CINCINNATI.

ST. LOUIS, August 30.-Cotton dull ant
nominal.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, August 30.-Tobacco-
sales very light, prices hrm. Begging
good demand unchanged. Flourdemand
wheat firm at s l30Gl 40 on arrival.
Corn, mixed and white, 56G5sc. Oats
2Sc. Rye demand improving slowly,
and unchanged. Mess pork, SIS 755l4.
Bacon in fair demand at S, l0f, II, lli@
lice packed. Bulk meats, z 93Sl0e,
Hams, sugsr-cured, 164@l7c. Lard $40
SIC, small lots on orders &c higher,
Whisky quiet at see.
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--LATEST EErcRr By TELEaRAPH.l
Domestic.


NEW YORK, August 30.-The market
for nearly all fabrics Of domestic goods
is now fairly active. On all hands,
brown sheetings and shirtings have met
with a fair demand, at recently revised
quotations. Standard weights have
moved more rapidly than other grades,
although a good demand exists for popu-
lar makes Of courtyard goods. Blesched
goods are fairly active for certain grades,
but for extremes in both grades there is
but little inquiry. Cotton drills remain
as formerly reported, and there is but
little doing at full rates. Cotton fan
uels for the day were more active, and
this week the market has improved.
Wool fiannels are in good demand for
all popular makes. Prints are strong
for desirable styles, and medium grades
are in better request at current rates.
Ticks, stripes and checks continue in
moderate demand at former quotations.
Cloths and coatings are active, and fair
sales are reported for the day in over
coatings and fancy cassimeres Of fine
grades. DOeskins are also in better re-
quest, and some fair transactions have
been effected in low grades Of cotton
and wool cassimpres.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE or THE DAILY APFKNI,
FRIDAY, August 30, ISz2


FINANCIAL
Money tight, money dOubly and treb-
" tight, is the sccurate photograph
OF Madison street. Al SORTS OF expedi-
ents are used to realize and borrow, and
hesvy shaves are submitted to. Ex-
change is scarce, the call for it is mac
tive, currency is shipping; buying at par
selling at premium, Gold is little in
quired for, brokers pSy ll2 for it. No
kind of stocks, scrips, or bonds excited
attention; Charleston railroad bonds
were silent and sven city coupons did
not win remark.
Memphis currency bonds, with
past due coupons, skies, SIS; Mem
phis gold bonds, skies, 60; Mem
phis past-due coupons, 65l; Memphis and
Charleston railroad stock, "a; ditto LIST
mortgage bonds, So; ditto ID mortgage,
50; Memphis and Ohio railroad stock,
l9; ditto LIST mortgage bonds, IS; ditto
second mortgage, so; Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad stock, 20; ditto lst
mortgage bonds, IS; ditto % mortgage
bonds, 7l972&; Mississippi Central rail-
road stock, 10; ditto 1st mortgage
bonds, 81; ditto I'd mortgage, 81; Mis-
sissippi warrants, new $685. old,
SO9S5; Mississippi leyee bonds, 50
G60; Arkansas levee bonds, -;
- Shelby county new warrants Ss9
80; ditto REISSUE warrants, at S2stdSo;
ditto coupons, S2GS3; Bank of Tennessee
d old. 68a90; new, 20; Ten
nessee Comptroller's warrants, $3.50.