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Rangers Notice.

Stray horse taken up by R. s. Wiley, liyine
two and one-hali miles east of Courtland
said horse is dark bay, six or seven years old.
branded on the shoulder with the letters 4 =
Sale on the first Monday of March, 1873. Ap-
praised ats75.
ROBERT JARVIS x1s
noZo-ow Ranger &c.
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Commissioners Sale OF Land.

BY Virtue ofn Decree Of the Chaucery Court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi rendered on til,
18Th day Of July, 1872, in the suit Of Henry
Laird against C. Duyalb administrator, ct al
as commissioner therein appointed will on
MONDAY the 18Th day Of JANUARY, 1873
within lawful boprt in front Of tn. courthouse
door Of said county, in the town ofSardis, oAel
for sale At public auction 10 the Highest bidder
Tor cash tie fJl owing described lands, to-Wit
An undivided halt interest il the northeast
l]aartcr Ut section eleven township nine, range
slI, west int IN n e s II, 49,, 8, W sit.
uatei in the county Of Pamela, State of Aissii-
sippl
December T., ls72. J.. :. HARRISON,
decltls Commissioner.
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commissioners Sale.

BI virtue ola decree Of the Chancery Can
OF Panola county, State Of Mississippi, renders
on the I'D day of October, 1872, IN the saia
Tallulah Z. Whitlock ct al, complainant, H
}. II. Maxwell, defendant, No. 463 IN si
Court, villa S Commissioner therein appoint
ed, on Saturday, the 7th day of Decen0'
1872, at Peach Greek, in said county, vim
lawful hours, offer for sale at public auctldl :
the highest bidder, the following valuable p.
proved lands living and being in said counll
and known and described as the a%oFihss
quarter Of section "a, township I range /,
southwest quarter of section 10, township I
range !, and 20 acres off of southwest coHs
ofthe southwest quarter Of section II, tow
ship I, range s, less 8 acres off of the nOll'
side OF said 20 acre lot or block, in all 33l acre
more cr less.
Terms of sale-one-half cash, balance %
credit oftwelve months, with six per cent u
terest from day of sale. Bond with good y
curity will be required of the purchase"
purchasers.
&c. HARRISON,
no2-5w Commissions.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Property at B~atcsyllle.

By virtue Of n trust deed executed to n. ny
Joel A. Wall, on the 18th day OF January,
1871, and duly recorded in the Office of the
Chanccry Clerk of Pamela county, State of
Mississippi, in deed book 7, on pages jl8 and
$40, on the l4th day of February, 1871, tt So
cure certain indebtedness therein mentioned. |
viii, on the 18th day of December, 1872, in front
of the storehouse oc cupied by Perkins & Jones,
In the town of Batcsyille, Miss, within legal
hours, offer for sale and sell fer cash at public
auction, to the highest bidder, the following
described property, to-wit; Lots numbered
six, seven, eight and nine, together with the
lot on which the family of the late ]. A. Wall
now resides, containing nearly six ~acresl,
with all the improvements on or belonging to
the same, all in the town Of Bate8ville, Pamela
county, Miss, The title to said property be-
lieved to he good, but | convey only as tru8-
tee.
J. N. Mcleod,
no2-5w Trustee.
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ACAIlD.

| will leave for South Carolina on or ahou
the 10th lust for the purpose of bringing EN-.
iErant lahorers TO Pamela county.
| propose TO bring negroes with families, be,
hevlng them TO he the most reliable. NJ,
headquarters viii be at Sardis until the aboy,
time, at which place | can be conferred with
Lcsve your orders with B~allenuuc, llefiu /
Co. Respectfully,
derf-2t J. II. RUTLEnGR
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InSOlyeut Notice,

W. JUL
To the creditors Of the estate Of AleIN
Miles deceased.
The Clerk ofthe Chanccry Court Of Pa
county, Mississippi, having at the Qe5
term, 1872, of said court, made out and iii
statement ofall the claims registered agi
said decedent notice is hereby given
said statement will be taken up for exam
ton and allowance on the second Aondgv
January, 1878, at q term of said court b
held at the courthouse OF Pamela county, d
town OF Sardis, when and where said crell
are requested to attend.
By order OF court. Issued Nov. 6, 1s2
]. q. HARRISON
no9-3w CeI
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would respectfully inform the citissu
Sardis and vicinity, also any one wiAi
Photographs, F~errotypes and Gems, ta
have returned to Sardis to stay during I
Winter, for the purpose of accommodating
public in the way of pictures of themselves
little ones. | shall endeayor to satisfy all
patrons, and for their information say tht
will work any weather, except when ralnH
and from Ia, m. to 8 p. m. Come and ser
specimens while the weather is good. "
copy pictures also and cleanse the same # .
sired. Morning is the best time or chilir
Respectfully, l. D. GREENLAE
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Circuit 'aurt,
The .onrt olsuoj % Monla, a.
ono O'clock and Tie docket i9r t.e
LAY called, The State docket WINS
taken up, and lhe case ~ the state
vs.. George Mathews, ch..g,i with
Tie attempt 60 kN apd murder and
to rob Green Wright, was called
After some preliminary steps hal
been taken 10 the case, the court al
journed until Tuesday
On Tuesday morning the trial Of
George Mathews was proceeded
sith, aud the very general and deep
interest taken in this case Ly tho
community caused a large number
Of citizens TO be in attendance. The
District Attorney and Col. H. W.
Walter opI cared for the State, aud
hessis. Cooper & Spencer for the
defense, After exhaustug the chal,
leuges allowed by law, the follow.
ing jury vas cmpannelcd
W. II. Short, Joseph Carter, II
II. Hay, ]. D. Farley, 7. Taylor, J..
d. Dellishaw, W. w. Hardwlck,
(co), Alfred Hill, (coD, Jerry Bing.
ham, tcoll, Gibson B%uraot'. Dcol1
Jack Jones, Cco), Wilborn Farmer,
tcoll.
The defense in this case relied
upon proving a. abb and o mista-
ken Identity The State proved by
Mr.. Green Wright, the rarity who
wss shot, tho following facts: THAT
on Wednesday, tho 10th day Of
me ~ ,be roiIro,j cros.in, :, ~, ,L',
o,,e.by nlare ,,,, st. IL
.od.
aud said something to me which /
do no, Sow remember. We rode
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tho man wbo sLo, h},. a.,l 49,,
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" VI '''rH '
m1i OF
10 ...t t.s ..Ifp VIII. Allan.
'.e I.a.t tll.e 'l.
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r..tls tsar IN fto rs,pI. n,,J
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career ~, journalist H.. p,,,.l N.
nauc VI Ill., highest r~nu,.0e "A
creature ID tnst rror esloa IN.
tcns.ye Ieauius aud pu.l. sapn, r,r.
der II, ulmothc NJ as,rsro N aI
the great aea tbo b,va Id diem
names aud puurirlcs "a eodprir A.,
monuments 10 time. III Bis dealt,
alike ffiond and foe, arc re.dr Il
forget his faults and remember ,p.
cherish only bis virtues. IIis enc.
mics who, IN the first attack Of d-t.
ease, ATTEMPTED 10 bIight bis u,m.
With The charge Of insanity b,v,
sunk back appalled, At the iyIomin,
they were 80 nnilstIy attpmnting /,
attach to his name. The syn,ntom,
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware of Oounterfeits.

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been couuterfeitod
and the counterfeiter brought to griet.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr.. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle. Dr.. John Bull
original John } Smiths Tonic Syrup, of Louis
yillt, Ky. Examine well the label on each
bottle. II my private stamp is not on each bot
tie, do not purchase, or you will he deceived
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. will prosecute any one infringing on.
NY right. The eesaise Smiths Tonic Syrun
can only he prepared by myself,
The public's servant,
Dis, JOHN BULL.
Lvrtsyittr, Nov. 5, ls6a noy9o
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" EW STORE!
n II w 90 DIS!
c II (: AP GOO S!
FlSHEL FELhEiM & CO..
BATESNILLE, MISS,

DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. clio
THING, GROCERIES,
And everything usually kept in II frst-claS
country store having only new a1d first rate
goods on hand, bought in the best market,
ut the lowest prices, Ne are willing to sell
them again with five per c, mt, on Eastern cost
for cash, or ia exchange for hides, turs, old
metals, aud all sorts of county produce ion
which, elso, we are paying the highest market
price IA cash. Weimyite the public to give Us
q trial
d1-tm FlSHFTa FELHElN &Cn
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Rangers Notice.

Stray colt taken up by Russell Jones, living
two miles east of Belmont, one sorrel cnlt fan,
years old. No marks or brands p,rcsiyahIa
Sale on the FIRST Monday in March, 1873. An
praised at $50.
ROBERT JARVIS,
ho-'-'~ Rsngcr PC.
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no2-5w
Commissioners Sale of Land.

BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery you!
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered ap.l
II, 1872, in the suit of w. L. Archibald cVI Y,
plainant, against John D. Ashmore, Jrr H.
defendants, No 446, in said Court, VIII '
Commissioner therein appointed, on
SATURDAY, THE 2lsT DAY OF DEC iss
at the courthouse door Of said county, - Y.
town OF Sardis, within lawful hours oter y
at public auction to the highest bidfsf y
the following described lands lying "
being in said county OF Pamela, TO wit: /.
The west half of section two in toTns'iP
nine of range six, west.
JIG. HARRISON,
Cvmmissionsr
Harrison 6..Tnrlor, Solicitors. p%oT2s-o,
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80
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Iadiss' Reaay.mads salts. Etc,
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J. n. Mcleod,
Trustee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-14

INK WEST NTH sT., NEAR 9TH AVA RESPECT
lUO able young woman chambermn or would d
general homework in small family; has good cit
ref
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LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE siLa
% day at pryaNss Tsss sS Wsus % f. bel,
200 lots BY catalogue, to highes. reserve
cost seoo; rich Paror Suits Mirrors Brussels Carpets
Lace CURTAINS Wday Clocks. Ornaments Bookcase 40.
and double Bcdsteads Bureaus wnrdrobcs ~ curled hair
Mattresses, bedding, lounges Chairs Rockers &c Ac
positive
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(tOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUN
~ man. to go in the country satisfactory city refer
ence uan he seen Tor two days at private stable No
Nat
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Ia n WEST 45TH ST-AS GOOD PLAIN COOK AMI
cfO To assist with the washing and ironing In small
private family; three years city reference from last
place.
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40 WEST 18TH ST, SECOND FLOOR, FRONT,
ofA respectable Young woman good cook brca n,
and pastry baker would assist in washing best city
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TINE INSTITUTRICE FRANCHISE AYANT PRATT.
~ que pendant sept dams unc des prcmeres NAL
sons Aemagne, desire placer dams famille pri
wee, vile Ia campagnc Sadresscr. 2me rue, 3l9
6Ai frnI lipr
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Ole EAST SAD ST, BETWEEN lsT AND cd AVS, II
O!O the grocery s'ore-A respec!abie young wolna
lection TO short distance In the country; best city
enCe,
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|RY g. " DAUCHY, AUcTIoNEER-BY DAUcHY
ID JOHNSON-Sells this dav, at clock Al asa Canal
street large assortment Of Household Furniture con-
sstng OF Parlor and Bedroom Suits black walnut bed
wardrsoes marble TOP Tables French plate Pier Msnts
Mattresses Feather Beds, Pillows, Biankes Piano!orts
family Organ, Lace Curtains Cornice Window shades
Ware large lot Tapestry Brussels and Ingram osrps
everything necessary for housekeeping.
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40 WEST 10Th sT-As CHAMBERMAID AND IL
IL do fine washing In private family; will assist II
waiting several years city reference from last places
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$50 WEST 9TH ST.. NEAR 9Th AVA RESPECT
AOO able girl good cook and to assist with washin
and ironing in private iamy best city references.
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11Q WEST 3aTH STA RESPECTABLE SCOTCH
Ito girl TO do upstairs work and waiting or TO take
care Of children,
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eTTN JEUNE HoMME SUISSE DESIRE Sc PLACER
u dams maison privee: b0nnes recommendations.
Ecrire o g. II. D., Herald office.
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~ WEST 18TH STA VERY RESPECTABLE
IL young person rs chambermnid and seam stress
run the machine; or chambcrmaid and waitres:
Call after o'cnck.
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A lien h. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IA Salcsroom 95 Chambers and II Reade streets
BY ALLEN Il. MINER BRO,
SATURDAY JUNE 49,

"a Foreign and American artists elegantly framed, al
public auction. without reserve this evening and to
morrow evening, O'Clock. COL Broadway, near Grand
4 Central Hotel. r. LEVY, Auctoneer.
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A YOUNG ENGIISHMAN WANTS A SITUATION As
~ coachman and groom;is first class city driver
thoroughly understands the and MANAGEMENT OF
horses; be highly recommended by gentleman who
lives in this city. AddIe u J. II box 20 uernlA Office
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E1 9TH Av., PRESENT EMPLOYERS-A RBSPEC,
I'll able young girl as chambermad and nc anlstre
willing to go 10 Newport or any part Of the country Ca
for two days
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OF EAST 10TH STA FIRST GLASS COOK, IN
I'll first class family; no objection to the country
good city reference.
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9lyrANTED.-A YOUNG MAN {SwISS) WANTS A SIT.
W uaon as gardener he understands the Of flow
nd vegetables perfecy also the Of horses and
cows Call address u. LARK, Hausers Hotel 500
Il Brrone ST. near Forsyth.
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Q70 WEST 18TH STA MIDDIR-AGED WOMAN Al
OlU good plain cook, washer and ironer In q all pr
satc family. Can be seen for two days
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900 Fast 32D STA PROTESTANT GIRL, LATEL,
CCc landed, MS cook and 10 assist In washing ant
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R17 18Th ST.. BETWEEN STU AND 9TH Avs
I'll respectable girl 10 cook, wash and iron IN pri
yate famy four years reference nom her last place
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All WEST ATII ST., TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM
FL young girl In small private nmiiy; cook
wash and IRON can take charge laundry objection
70 a short in tho countIy good city reference
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NANTED-FoR MAN AND WIFE, SITUATIONS
W man rs gardener wife cook or aundress AL
dress JAMES BESNETT, SO I'd av.
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! toACuMAN WANTS SITUATION; THOROUGHLY
~ understands his businc perfectly sober; best
references. Apply at present employment J. NJ, s.
Madison =
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D7O WEST 18TH sT.-A REsPEGTABLE YOUNG
short distance In the country first cass city refer
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OF MI ~ puDuC huCuOn,
on THIS DAY frdayl, June II,
sale commencing ~ 10h O'Clock.
at The elegant residence ~ West 10Th st.,
between 9Th and 9th
Drawing Room furniturc, covered French brocatei |;
SIX and lace Curtains Etagcres, Bookcase, Console
Tables Paintings by eminent artists, Bronze Clocks,
Vases rosewood Pianoorc, Stool Cover, Music stand
rosewood, walnut Bureaus. Bedseads, Wardrobee Hair
Spring Mattresses EXTENSION Table Buffet elegant sets
Chinawarc Glassware, slverware, Table Cutlery Linen
Basement Kitchen Furniture N. B-Parucs wishing TO
attend this sale take 9th avenue stages or sh avenue
cars sale promptly.
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e)CE EAST 46TH aT.-A RESPECTABLE YOUE,
zoo Girl cook washer and ironer in small prvat
family no objection to short distance In the country
good reference Ring top bell.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-29

DY virtue of trust deed executed TO me BY
40 W. B. Waldran on the Sth day Of April.
lnt5s recorded in the Registers once Of Shelby
county, IN book No. II, pages 81 Ct seq. aud
In accordance with its provisions, at the re-
quest OF the beneficiary i viii, on
Saturday, 2sth Day Of December, 1872,
IN Front Of the Waidran Block, and upon the
premises, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock "a m.
and 2 O'Clock pm, sell at public auction. to
the highest bidder, for cash. the following
described tracts, parcels or lots Of land. wit n
the Improvements thereon. lying, being and
situated in the city of Memphis, county OF
Shelby and state Of Tennessee and bounded
as follows, tO-Wlt: Beginning on the east side
Of Main street, one hundred and nifty l5I
feet north OF Linden street, running thence
east y ardly, parallel with Linden street. one
hundred and seventy-hva (75l feet TO the
west side Of Mulberry street. thence north
Wardly with Mulberry street EsveutF-eighr
and One-half t7S19 feet % a stake; thence
WestWardly, parallel with Linden stree. one
hundred and seventy-fye (I75) feet to the east
side Of Main street; thence southw5rily wi Ga
the east side Of Main street seYenty-eight ami
One-half $50 feet 70 the beginning; the same
being the lot upon which the Waidran Block
is situated, including all the Improvements
and appurtenances thereuutO belonging.
The equity Of redemption Is expressly
waived in the trust deed; all taxes Of any duel
or other encumbrances VIII be paid oct OF the
proceeds Of the sale. The title is believed o.
be perfect, but 1 sell and convey only as
trustee. W. III EsSSTC'K X. Trustee.
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MONETARY AND FINANCIAL.

NETWORK, December IS -MoNEY
The market was very strong and call
loans advanced to ole per cent. per day;
most OF the business during the day was
at 3-l6, and the closing loans At l-l6 per
cent. I&erling Ecch0ng e-Bankers bills
81. Cold sold at 112, III and ll2t, and
closed at 1129112s. Loans were 4 per
cent. to l-16 for carrying, The days
clearings were S49, 600, 600. Specie eX-
ports for the week amounted b 81, $780,
324. Governments were strong and
steady. The following are tie closing
quotations: O. S. coupons Of 1881, 1l7s;
5-20s of 1862, 1929; 5-20s Of 1854, 1928;
SOS of 1855, 1927; 5-20s Of 1865, new,
1l6s; sos Of 1867, 117i; 5-2,s.of 1865,
III; new, IS, 112; 10-4g, 1893;
currency IS, 1871. State Bonds quiet,
closing as follows: Missouri, s.; Ten
nessee, old, Isl; Tennessee, new, 79;
Virginia, new, so; Virginia, old, 45;
North Carolina, old, 80; North Carolina,
new, IS. The bank statement shows a
heavy loss in legal tenders, but larger
gain in specie. The banks mide net
gain of 81, 172, SIS in legal reserve. The
excess over the legal limit is s. ,S35, $50.
Stocks were strong at the opening, but
did not hold through the first ell. The
leading features were Pacific Mail, Erie
and New York Central. A fairbusiness
was also done in Western Uni0, Rock
Island and Lake Shore. Tho general
market closed at a decline Of4(94 per
cent, as follows: Canton, 10l Western
Union Telegraph Company, 500; Quick
silver, 464; Adams Express Csmpany,
81; Wells & FargO's Express Company,
S5t, extra dividend; American Mer-
chants Union Express Company, 81;
United States Express Company, 793;
Pacific Mail, IA; New York Central,
9SE; Erie, 623; Erie, preferred, 7es; Har-
lem, ia; Harlem, preferred, 12B Mich
igan Central, Il6; Pittsburs. Fort
Wayne and Chicago, $50; Northwest
ern. sos: Northwestern, Drefered. IS:
Rock Island, 1Ilg; New jersey Central,
1925 St Paul, 594; ST. Paul, preferred,
IA; Wabash, 745; Wabash, referred,
Terre Haute, preferred, 40; ChicagO and
Alton, 112; Chicago and Alton, pre-
ferred, ll5; Ohio and Mississippi, ASS ;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cin6Lnati,
923; Burlington and Quincy, 1876; Union
Pacific, 375; Central Pacific bond, 1921;
Union Pacific bonds, 905; Delaware and
Lackawana, 80; Hartford and hfie, 8.
The bank statement shows decrease
in loans of 81 ,239, 600; increase df specie,
s., 468, 700; decrease of legal tenders,
s., 507, 100; decrease of deposits, 1894 200;
increase Of circulation, $50, 800.
NEW ORLEANS, December '27.-
Sight exchange, I discount; sterling
exchange, 2ll.
LONDON, December %, pm
COnsOls, money, are 9lz@9ls account,
9ls. United States coupons, 5-e0s,
1852, 92b; SOS, 1867, 80; 10-4Os, aS3;
new fives, 89s; Erie, 500. Rate of
money, 10a, Exchange on Government
securities Is lower than the bank rateby
I'd.
PARIS, December 2s.-Rentes, 5Sf Te
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COrTON MARKETS. OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, December %, y PM
Cotton steady; ordinary, 17ie; god
ordinary, lSac; low middling, l9lc; md
ding, 203c; Alabama, 20sc; Orleans,
20sc; Texas, Die; futures firm; salts
10000 bales; March, 208c.
Cotton report for seven days at all
United States ports-Receipts, l04, 40
bales; exports TO Great Britain, 65,5e4
bales; exports to continent, 4,l97 balei;
stock, COG, 81 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2S, II 20
a.m.-CottOn firm; middling, 19Ec; I'D
sales.
2 p.m.-Cotton firm; middling, 1886;
sales to-day, 200 bales; last evening, $500
bales; receipts, 1884 bales.
LIVERPOOL, December %, II 100 q
m.-Cotton firm; Uplands, 104d; Or
leans, l0s@l0ld.
1:30p.m.-CottOn firm; uplands, 10ld,
Orleans, 10s@10}d.
5 p.m.-CottOn firm; middling UP,
lands, l0td; Orleans, l0sG10Id. Sales,
1900 bales; for export and speculation
1900 bales.
ST. LOUIS, December 2S.-Cottou
in light demand but holders firm.
LOUISVILLE, December 2S.-Cotton
firm; low middling, l8e.
CINCINNATI, December 2s.-Cot-
ton firm; middling, Ice.
NASHVILLE, December 28.-Cotlon
steady; low middling l7se.