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NEW February "A Flour
market nearly bare, buyers awaiting re-
ceipfs Corn firmer; mixed, 71c; white,
74975c. Oats scarce at 500. No bran.
Hay prime 80; choice, $S4 Pork zone
here; to a~rrivequoted at SIS 50916. Bacon
| 6H@S, SIC. Lard, sugar, molasses, Whis-
ky ard coffee firm and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February "A -Flour scarce
and firm; family, S. 5O@6 IS. Wheat
scarce and firm; red, 81 COOL So. Corn
steady and in moderate demand at 4Fc.
Rye steady, 9O@9Sc. Oats quiet at 4O@45c
Barley steady st 709S0c. Groceries steady.
steady at S29SSc. Eggs steady st 2l922s.
Butter is scarce and firm at 2O@25c.
Cheese in fair demand; 16@16Hc. Provi-
sions dull and nominal. Pork, $13@l3 Is
Lsrd, 999Hc. Bulk meats, 4%@6%@6He.
Bacon, 5Z@7%@7Ko asked; no sales.
Hogs dull and lower, a 5094 go.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. February 24-Flour in fair
demand; Xxx S6 1907 10; xxx 81 35G7 70
Wheat quiet and weak; No. 2 spring, 81 So
al 80; only sample lots OF winter sold. /
Corn dull; Nc. 2 mixed, 4lXe. Oats
dull, but unchanged; No. 2, S7%. Barley
quiet; spring No. 2, zoe. Rye firm; No.
l, SIC. Whisky, SIC. Hemp and bsgging
unchanged. Pork, more doing at $500
Is Is, the latter on orders Bulk meats
nc public sales, Bacon, in small lots, sold
%c lower, but generally held at previous
prices. Lard firm; lot Of kettle sold at
$40, at inside prices. Hogs lower, at 81
1904 90; shippers and butchers are the
only buyers. Cattle in fair demand at
SS@5 SO.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, February 24.-Flour in
good demand at full prices; superhne,
s. 6O97i family, $S99. Whest quiet at
81 659I IS. Corn, 65Q69o. Rye, 81. Oats,
dried, So 30. Mess pork, Sl4; rumps, SlI 90.
Lsrd, prime steam, exc; kettle, ga
9%c, Bulk meats shoulders, 5Zc;
clearrib, &c; clear sides, 7kc. Bacon
shoulders, &c; clear rib, 7zc; clear sides,
SIC. Hams-sugar-cured, l3@1SHc; plain,
lie. Bscon-loose, 6979lOc.
LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE, February 2~4.-BsggIng is
unchanged; round lots of heavy hemp
and fax, 169l6o. Flour firm and In good
demand; extra family has advanced to 81,
Whest irmer, owing to slight supply, and
in good demand; sales of red snd white,
from store, at 81 60(Gl IS. Corn is in good
demand and prices firm; shelled, sacked,
Gle. Oats in fair demand; prime sacked.
SOC. Rye is in fair demand; prime, from
store, 90c, Provisions are in fair demand,
aAu PRICES sSoauy5 moss pork flo % on
orders. Bacon, shoulders, 6Hc; clear rib,
7Zc; clear sides, 50, packed. Bulk meats,
shoulders, SIC; clear rib, SIC; clear sides,
&c, packed. Hams, sugsr-cUred, Ike;
plain, l2c, packed. Lsrd steady at 9H@
l0c. Whisky dull, at $50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February A-Flour IN fair
demand and market frm; on winter ex-
trss holders are asking In advance of Csc.
Wheat active on speculative account and
prices firm and steady; No. 2 spring, 81 25X
al rs. Corn quiet; No. 2 mixed, 39Hc.
Oats dull; No. 2, 32@82Kc. Rye duh; NO..
2, 74974hc for fresh, and 7S@74c for
regular. Barley duh and prices droop-
ing; spring No. 2, 500 for regular, and COS
for fresh. Pork dull snd lower, st SI2 40;
most of the BUSINESS done WIS in making
the March settlements, Lard quiet, $40.
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DAILY REPORT Fob ONE DAT AT ALL
UNITED STATES
n

LIVERPOOL, February "a.
Ills s.m.-The cotton market is quiet
but steady. Middling uplsnds, 1lN@
1883; middling Orleans, u%d.
2 pm The cotton market closed
duh Middling uplRnds, ND; middliug
Orleans, 1874. Sales to-day, 10000 bales,
Of which 1000 bales were for export and
speculation.
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a o < A MONTH-Expsnaes Patd-Nale
" y or female Agents-HcEBe and out
At 1nrnfahed 70 sell our Universal Cement
OouabinatiQn Tunnel. Button Hole Gutter
49, NOVELTY Or 6aeo, Ne
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sherlFs Sale 81 zeal $50

sEY virtue OF a venditl0nt xpona fcous tie
- First Circuit Court Of Shelby county in
favor OF z. H. Whitemore " O. d. McLsiu. I
VIII sell Tor cash to The highest bidder. Ia
OF the Shertn's ONCE, On second ssreef.
inthe city Of Memphis on
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Valuable Arkansas Plantation.

-
II Y virtue OF O. A. Roses Trust Deed to me
- dated the 24th day Of May, 1870, and re-
corded in book N, pages 81 and 6S, saint Fran
els county, Arkansas. TO which reference IL
here had, which Trust Deed was sm9de for
the purpose Of securing certain notes mem
toned therein, amounting to fifteen thou
tai RlS.Qc0J dollars. l will, on
Wednesday, goth March, 1872,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and 2
O'Clock IN. at the office OF Donoho & Bulk
ley, 20 Madison street, in the city Of Hem-
phts, proceed to Fell, Tor 81 to the highest
ana bsst bidder, the following tracts OF Hand
situate. lying and eeing In the county OF
Saint Francis. said State of Arkansas, and
described as follows, to-Wtt: 1he Weat frac-
tfOnal half OF section eighteeu Isl, the west
half OF the east hall OF section eighteen QSj.
the west half of section ninsteen l9), the
west half OF the northwest fractional half o!
fractional section thirty 50l in township three
t2l, north of range i've (5l. east, the southeast
Quarter OF the southeast quarter of section
Iwenty-four (Al, he northeast fractional
quarter of section twenty-five (25l, the north
haIf of the southeast quarter of section
tWenty-four co. and - southWest quarter
OF the southeast quarter Of section twenty
four 90, In township three, north OF range
four, east, containing one thousand and
tWenty-two (t022) acres more Ur less.
The right or equity OF redemption Is ex-
pTessly waived IN .atd trust deed, and the
title to the proper is believed to be good,
but l will sell and convey only as trustee.
1879 u n IKG TrnEfaa
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Sales to-day were about 800 bales, Of
which there were 4e0 bales sold on private
terms. Strict good O~rdinsry-150 at 2lc,
81 at dc, Il 80 q; middMng-4 az 24c;
peeier 10 At BE; strict middling-l5 aE
22Zc, S st IKE.
Hidding here at this time last year--9-l4
MiddliDg in New York same dRte----9l5H
Uplands in Liverpool same date.-.----9 -
Gold in New York same date..--.....-. lI5E
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eowthsrn-Hs de coifon eooda.

OeNABURGs, BROWN sHEETIN0 AND
u eHIRTIN0, standard weight, man1fac-I
fured OF the BEST cOttcu, a. Erat3svtle, Ala
f1rnshed 10 the Trade ct New York prices
from Ito 100 halsA. Cauand examine samples.
Is g. ". TBUEHEART, So Fr1nfst ],
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Chancsry Sale of Rsal Estate
Saturday, March 9 1872.

No 39l-In the Second ChRncery Court OF
Shelby county. Tennessee Il. NJ WOlcOtt,
and A. n. smith, partners as WOlcOtt, Smith
q {. VS.. Mrs. n. A Roberts, 4. L. J. ID. Rob-
ers and A. Wesson.
ID virtue Of an order Of resale made in this
D cause, l VIII sell, ST public auction, 20 the
highest bidder. in front OF the ONCE OF the
Second Chsncery CGurt OF Shelby county,
Tennessee, on 4
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THE DOMESTIC PRODUCE nARkETs.
--LATEST REPORT BIZ TELEsRAPH.I
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, February "a Flour
market nearly bare, buyers awaiting re-
ceIpfs Corn irmer; mixed, 71c; white,
74975c. Oats scarce at 500. No bran.
Hay prime 80; choice, $S4 Pork none
here; to srrivequoted at SIS 50916. Bacon
GIGS, SIC. Lard, sugar, molass6s, whis-
XIV cOffee firm UNCHANGED.
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Bank StRtement-The banks have made
a net loss of 81, 1s0. 075 in their legal re-
serve, and now hold g.. SIS, OBS above the
Is per cent. required by law. The fol-
lowing is the bank statement for the
week ending to-day:
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NEW z

NEW ORLEANS, February A-Sterling
bank exchange, l20Hc; sight, 4 dis
count. Gold, l10z.
LONDON.
LONDON, February A.-The stock market
at the close showed the annexed prices;
Consols, money.--.92K U. 8. sos l8S---I@-
US. 636 Is62---.9lZ Us. l04Oss.---sSA
PARIS.
PARIS, February 24.-Rentes, 56f. 45c.
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United States Securities-Ths govern
ment bond market was firm In the
afternoon, with 3 moderate demand.
German bankers we're trying to buy some
of the old bonds, but found 1t extremely
difHoulE
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HssIssIPPI LEVEE AND STATE TAX
III PATER2--An interested In 4he parneaf
al Nfgatasfpp t LeTae u Sta1ataTea - haze
fheiT taxes paid, OF e tn6 lsndH hsrs brii1
f0rfsilsd, rsdesmed hy application ko
6&4ENH Rank,
ia3d4W 1acE1on, Nfa
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Sals Of Rsal Estats

In Chancery AZ Jackson, Tcnnezsss-R. <.
Hiiderorand vs.. Emily Goodwin, exscutrix-
etc.
HY virtue Of an interloeutory decrss en-
II terej In this cauSa, At O1tobsr Term OF
said court, ISL, I wiz 0nEr for sale, 70 the
highest bidder att north door Of the court
h0uaa In IrNTaon- Tannamuaa N
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BIS il the market. Although powerful, yei
70 MID ard pleasant IN TIER operation, hd!
he NOS feeble can take them toia peJec.
sgsy.
81 They may be safely used at any age,
and at any period, EXCEPT DURING TU IRIS
rzRzr MONTHS, during which the unfailing
uataze o, their action would mfaIibly PRE-
Ely pregnancy.
r. All letters seeking information or
di-ev will DO promptly. freely and discreetly
ar Serod.
rs Each Dor contains a5oR 100 plls, and
= araRped in eoh!ts paper printed ia deepre q
a6as, 'ciht iaa and ions enclosed.
X Sent by mail, free Of postage, on
veoeipt OF price, s., per box.
~ Tao CaeF0hes Fz,s Eo. 2 arc sold
81 al e~n5erPrising Drugg SITS il the civilized
world. some unprinclY eddsalers, however,
Try 20 sell worthless compounds in place Of
this those which they can purchase at a
cheap price, and mska more money. A5 you
value your health, conot DO deceived hysueh
anprincjplcd Druggists, ASK JOrGleS5Sj, pills,
ana aks no Others. 1.-THE Drrgg;st VIII not
buy them for You, enclose tho money in a
letter snd We WI senlthen 10 yla by mail,
Tree ca postage, securely sealed from Obser-
Vatio9.
ladies or Gentlemen can address Us in
serfoCt confidence, stating fEL-y and Plainly
the1 diaeases and symptoms. F~sticntsLoed
not hesitate because of their inabiityto Wit
us, as wehave treated patients sloeeSsfuiiyi
all pOrtions IF the civilized b,oOe, h coTros-
DonGeuce.
Patien;s addressing VI WI Please state
2laInT al tao syartona, sal Er.,e Iost
JGise, Colnty, StI.e sad n~me Of wTiscr,
and enc.0se 0ostags stamp for rcr,y.
g. We ddsireiO ec9I uur ti.rtY-' TO page
aampAlcE, entitled t'M1a All W-z2l "a
Iry1la3 10 every reader IT'S payer.
Se1d address, VI Stc-p 10 y rc.arn
5aOS2G3, and EcEr-ss ~ A-oE.3:
e. Jo1s r-ulcAL Association,
III NoErz sI--z s-.rEr.
SIT IcuS kfrss7uRr.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
RArCHELORs' HARD xE

'THIB superb Hair Dye 1 the best in the
i wOrld-perfectly harmless, reliable and
instantaneous; no disappointment no rtdic-
ulous tints or disagreeable odor. The genu-
inc Vim. A. Bathelor's Hair Dye produces
Immediately q splendid black or natural
brown, leaves the hair clean, Boft, beautiful;
does not contain a particle of lead or inturi.
Gus compound. Sold by all druggists. Fac
DRY, IL BOND STREET, n. Y. oc5
LEA & PERKINS,
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II in Improves appetite and digestion, and 1t
Is u~nriVaied for It's flavor. We are directed
by Nessrs. LEA a PERKINS to prosecute all
parties making or vending counterfeits.
JOHN DIJECAM,9 B0Nn,
ocs AGEETS. New York.
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Trust Sale

sS-By virtue OF R. & Runxslps Trust Deed
to me, dated the 18th day OF July, A. II. Isf,
and recorded in Book 70, page So. I will sell,
at public auction sale, TO the highest bidder,
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February 24-Cotton
market easier; good ordinary, 2lKc; low
middling, 2lXe; middling. PKG; re.
ceipts, 4475 bales; exports to Liverpool,
$3.50 bales; to continent, 1929 bales; to
New York, 1861 bales; stock, 2SO,6SO
bales.
MOBILE, February "A The cotton mar
is dull; middling, 2lNc. Net receipts,
6S2 bales; gross receipts, GA bales; ex-
ports-to Liverpool, S47S bales; coastwise,
$40 bales; sales, SOObales; stock, 60,6l2
bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, February 24.-The cotton
market is quiet snd weak; good ordinary,
zoe. Net receipts, 5S3 bales; exports
cosstwise, 1867 bales; sales, 500 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, February a. Cotton in no
demand buyers and sellers apart; de-
No quotations. Net receipts, 1892 bales;
exports-coastWise, ISL bales; sales, $50
bales. stock, IS 100 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, February 24.-The cotton
market is duh. middling, 22c. Net re-.
$40 bales; exports-to Great Brit
ain, 2s96 bales; coastwise, 1872 bales; sales,
400 bales; stock, 12.O66 bales.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, February 24-Ootton is
quiet and weak; low iddling, PIG.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February 24-Cotton mar
ket is dull snd prices dropping; mid
~ LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February 4-Cotton mar
ket dull and prices declined; middling,
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February 24.-Ootton market
middling, 20.
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MONETARY AND FINANCIAL HATTERs
--LATEST REPORT By TELEGRAPH.l

INV AVNAf N0UIUaLy 70
GOld-wss dull throughout the day and
closed at ll0% Rates tor carrying to-day
were ?, N, 70 6 per cent. to fat. Daily
clesrings were about $56, COO 900. Export
OF specie for the week amounted to 1856.
1856.
Money-The money market was easier
in tbs afternoon, when z per cent in gold
was the maximum rate on call, and before
the close loans were made at 697 per
cent per day. Stock brokers psid l 1872
al 1-l6 per diem.
Sterling Exchsnge-Bsnkers bills,109H.
Southern State Securities - Southern
State bonds-Were rather dull, with no
feature Of Importance. The following
were the closing quotations.
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tbs following described real estate, to Wtts
The undivided one third interest OF Matthias
Huppert, subject tolwidow's dover, In the
ouoWins described IOtOf land lying in Shell
by county, State OF Tennessee, and in the
city OF Memphis, and und 20 follows;
Beginning at q point on the east side OF Hup.
pert street, Il0k iest south of Poplar street
and-at the intersection OF James
KeREler's lot, unnin thSnce along the east
side OF Huppert street l5 let to an alley;
tnane on the north side OF ss1d alley east
WaTdly 10 feet; thence noTthWaIdly and par
allel win q lot OF George Whites to Poplar
street, IA; feet thence westwardly IN the
south side Of Poplar street TO the lot of said
KenEler, s. feet; hence outnWardly HOY feet;
hence WestwaTdiy parallel with KenKier's
lot 50 feet to the. beginning levied on as the
property OF Matthias Huppsrt 70 satisfy said
execution, interest and coats. sale between
the hours OF 10 am and 4 I'm.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT Sheriff.
BIZ ", ". COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
February 2, 81.
3. Herman, ESQ. Atty for PIE. fe25
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the COTTON nARkETs OF THE wORLD.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK February "A.
1000 a-m.-The cotton market opened
heavy. QuOtatiOns-
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ShsriFs Sale Of zeal Estate.

al VIRTUE of an execution from The First
~ Circuit Court OF Shelby County, In favor
OF Jacob vs.. Huppert and F.. Baug-
ner, SIS IS debt, besides interest ard costs, l
viii tel, to the highest bidder. for cash in
front OF the Shedn'z once. on Second street,
near Union street, in the city Of Memphis,
On
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PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE

For the Professional Man, for the Merchant,
tor the Farmer, for the Mechanic.
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Rem Resident kstIss.

January q, lS79.
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Fer ssIs BY all Druggists ssd Ersasrs
HENDRIX, MSNABB { CO.,

mhS
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As Useful, Reliable and Interesting as any
Newspaper printed. We aim to make IL the
most reliable publication in Memphis, COM
peting for public favor, giving he earliest
and best Information required by merchants
and others. In its columns are found able
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A Post once Question.

The postmaster general instructs the post
master at Washington land all other post
masters, we suppose), to collect double rates for
the deficiency in postage partly prepaid. For
instance, the sender of letter that requires nine
cents postage, puts on six cent stamp and
drops it into the post office letter box. It must
be sent, because the postage is partly paid; but
what additional amount must be paid by the
person receiving the letter? The unpaid por-
ton of the postage is one rate or three cents
but the postmaster general instruets his sub
ordinates to collect double this a.ount. His
instructions have been criticised 1t is
claimed that they are illegal, and, therefore,
unwarranted. We infer from an article in the
Washington Chronicle, that the question is now
to be tested in the courts. Judge Paschal, of
Washington, having been required several times
to pay double rates on such balances of unpaid
postage, has had some correspondence with the
department on the subject. He says he will
test the legality Of the proceeding by the high
est Judicial authority;" not for the value of the
money Illegally collected, but "under a sense of
duty to the whole people Of the United States"
The postmaster general claims that his instruc-
tons ATE authorized by the 152nd section of the
act OF June, 1872, which says:
That II any mail matter on which by law the
pSSstage IS required to be prepaid at the mailing
vllce snail, by inadyertence, reach its destina-
n rstl without such prepayment, double the pre-
o.l ra5es Staa be charged and collected on de.
~ reply Is that this section of the law re-.
a,oa solely to what postmasters must do in cases
,arta. ss'vers are sent by mail through "inad-
been sH WA On which no postage whatever has
Deeu pala' u assumes that it is only tbronyh
lnaayerlenee'' that any postmaster will send
sueh letters at all but II they hammer - ao,
into the mail bags, and thus reach. tho,. 80 ~
nation, double rates must be conec,ed C go
Of this kind, however, are wholly dissron,
those 10 which the postage is partly nr.r IA
Letters on which part of the postage i prsnai,
NUS be sent; and the 151st section Of the sam
act tells what shall be done in regard to the nm
paid balance Of the postage. This section pre-
Wdes for such cases as follows:
All mail matter deposited for mailing NJ
which at least one full rate Of postage has bee
PAID as required by law, shall be forwarded /
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Late adyices from Japan tell of movement
begun among the Protestant missionaries there
for translating the Bible into the japanese Ian.
guage. For this purpose, committee consist
ing of one member from each of the missions
DESTROYS Incorporating in the work was chosen,
and the work will be begun as early as practic-
able. The committee, so far as now constituted,
consists of Rev. S. K. Brown, D. D., of the Re-
formed church mission, j. c. Hepburn, NJ. D., of
the Presbyterian mission, and Rev. D. c. Greene
of the American boards mission. These are all
Americans; Rev. Mr.. Burnside of the English
church mission at Yokohama was invited to at
tend the convention at which this action
was taken, but declined, His mission, how
ever, with that of the American Episcopal
church, and resident priest of the Greek
| church, were invited to cooperate in the work
of translation. Notice of the formation of the
committee and its purpose was given to the
American Bible society, and the British and
Foreign Bible society. The following resolution
was adopted by the convention:
Resolved. that in view of the increasing use o.
the Roman letters in writing japanese, and with
the hope of their even being substituted by the
Japanese people for the Chinese characters and
kama, we deem it matter of great Importance that
all missionaries and foreign students of the Ian
guage should fix upon a uniform system of writing,
and for this object recommend the system adopted
by Dr. Hepburn, in the second edition of his jap
anese and English Dictionary.
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OLIVER BROTHERS NEW HARNESS STORE
The harness manufacturers who have been favora.
bly, known at their stand Front street, Oliver
Brothers, have bought out H. c. Oliver, 5S7 Main
street. and transferred their business to that place.
where they propose to carry the harness trade
on larger scale. They would welcome the GUS
TONERS of their old store Front street. and also
those of II. c. Oliver who goes out of the business
as well as the public generally, and guarantee the
best of work at low prices. They have on hand
large assortment of harnesses of all kinds and
prices, livery furnishing goods, and also trunks,
bags and yalises of every variety.
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{ = y S1s5E NTARHHTSs


NEW YORK. Nov. Money easier at 5 q 7,per cent.
Tile bdnks trust Companies &C. disbursed freely on No
vember coupons. Sterling frm at 1888 for long and
l09E for sight. Gold heavy and lower, opened at l2,
closed at llA@llllh. Loans lis to fiat for the USE and
O. per cent for carrying. Cearngs S59,OOOOOO.
Treasury disbursements, S749000. The export to-mOr
announced at S6OOOOO Governments opened low
and closed quiet and steady. State bonds unchanged
and dull The stock market rallied to-day on the report
of issue of greenliaeks, which was made on the
18th October, break the gold Prlces however,
Irregular and the speculative interest was again
concentrated in few shares. The largest dealings in
Pacific Mail. Northwestern, Western UnOn Rock Island
ana Wabash, which ranged up and down y to2B per
cent, the temper of the speculation being alternately
bearish and bush The changes in other shares were
X to per cent, and closed hrmer The government Is
known TO he drawing the of greenbacks and
Will have it all withdrawn by the time congress meets
This in the opinion of the street, will cause greater
strngency in the end than if the Issue made
The government has called in million and half of
per cents, which cannot be used for reserve after Dec
81 The Commercial says the Memphis and Little Rock
first mortgage is in DEFAULT and the gold bonds of the
Chicago and Northwestern do not pay gold interest," as
heretofore but fall back on the currency interest guar
anteed by the Rock Island company. Some bankers
fuse accept currency those coupons, and send
them back to Europe for further Instructions The re-
fsal to pay gold interest is already received fresh
blow to American credit in Europe