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.Administratrfx NOtiee.

undersigned having suggested 70 tne
County Court Clerk ofSnelhy county me
deceased. I hereby notify al persons haVing
against the estate to appear before lhe
said County Court Clerk and file the same
Nv law. on or before the 18th day or DC
fSber. ls72. otherwise they shall pc forever
barred. both IN law and equity.
JULIA W. WOODWA HD &dHnRs
7. N. Ford, Attorney.
Memphis, Tenn, July Is, 1877. lyIstri
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, September 9, 2 p.m.-Sight
exchange, par ca premium.
LONDON.
LONDON, September 9.-The stock market at
the close showed the annexed prices:
COnsOls, money--.92N US W-os-.~@s9A
Cons0ls, account-.2E New 5s.---.~&A
Us . l6s~--SA Erie-.----"----S1s
o.. S. 5-2os, 1856 Ply
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, September o.. S. coupons
6-2Os lS62. s5ks
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The New Orleans Times of Saturday said,
IN is editorial columns: our crop prospects
are by no means 80 good as they were a month
ago. The worms are PLAYING sad havoc with
the cotton. and both cotton and sugar have
been injured by the late and lOng-cOntinued
arOuth. The dry weather has been favorable,
however, 20 the harvesting Of one OF our
staples, to-wit; rice. That has proved a good
crop, and has been gathered in hne cOndi-
ton The Montgomery lAlabamal 4ducrtfser
Of Friday last states. Cotton Is coming into
this city with unusual rapidly The loss OF
Its leaves opens the whole plant 70 the
direct action OF the suns rays, and the
bols, thus stimulated, mature much
more speedily than they could nnder
other conditions. The result VIII be that earTy
in the season cotton will decline 70 some ex-
tent bat q must inevitably rally again after
December. Planters viii do well 70 make a
note Of this fact and not become panicky in
case the anticipated decline ensues. n best
IfvarpOof ~aufbOrftfes say that the world viii
need between three and a half and four mill
millions Of Do-pOund baleso Of American cotton
next year, and II this be true an active cOmpe-
uuOn must f0llow the conviction that our
supply viii be one million short. APPEAR
ance Of lhe cholera in India viii injure the
pnOduetlOn In tnai country, quito no oonlo-
cradle extent A letter published rom
Walden, Mississippi, SAYS: Within
the last two weeks every disaster known
10 cotton has befallen it in this sec
tion-army worms and rust, blight and
something Of a general disease prevailing
every section from which I can hear. AbOut
one EAu 81 oar COTTON was UP Wneh the
drought Of April and May sat in. The re-
mainder came mp the FIRST OF June, rom rain
UWenty-third 10 tWenty-hfth OF May. The top
crop OF old cotton Is ruined. The bottom and
middle crop tOlerably good. The June or
young cotton being tender is swept over
ana destroyed with therapidlty Of the Chica-
go nre,leaNing q few grown bOlst 70 opel with
out a leaf to protect the Uninsured boil,
which, without s-ustenance, proves worthless"
The New Orleans Times OF Saturday reports:
sAIl receipts Of new cotton have met a ready
sales, at advancing prices, the closing rates,
COMPARED with last Friday, showing a net ad-
nance OF SOC in low middling, and 30 IN
miidling. On Tuesday in particular the
movement was quite active, the sales reach
ing 100 bales. The stock by our running
statement is now 500 bales. against $50 last
week and 8.0lo last year. Receipts for the
week ass bales,which is 1850 more than at the
same time last season"
The New York BuHettn reckons the receipts
of the season of IsT-2 at the ports 70 amount
70 2,115Uuo; exports, 2,S9,4L. Adding The over
land shipments, consumption Of southern
mills and other stock u-naccounted for, brings
The total receipt up 90 100000 against 4rS52s5iA
the previous season. The Charleston courier
estlmatesthe cotton crop for the present year
at 10000 10 5l6l0,UOJ bales
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C-OTTON:MARKETSO OF THE WORLD.
--LATEST EXPORTS BY TRLEsRAPHl
NFW YORK

NV r NepIelnDef ,.
Ol5 a-m.-The cotton market opened duh
and Is nOmfnaIlv lower. Quotations
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CIScINEATI, September 9.-Flour steady
at S. 6597 IS. Wheat steady; Red 81 80
al 50. Corn steady at 45c. Rye steady; old at
75c. Oats quiet; old at S5@40c. Barley 6O9S5.
Pork duh and nominal at l3Hc. Lard firm
summer at SO; kettle at &c. BULK meats, de-
mand light but holders firm at sc, SIC, SIC,
9cGS%c. Bacon firm at nc; sales l0Hc, l0AcG
IOLc. Hams sugar cured l5k@I7%c summer
and winter. WHISKY steady AZ glc.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Wednesday, September the, 18th, 1872,

4 $500 "a LL1aI leu MAAE 70 NE Ou
ID the 2lst day Of June, 1860, by Abraham p.
slower, which is recorded In the Registers
office Of shelby county, in Book No 4, pp. 2,
3 and 4, viii, on
Wednesday, September the 18th, 1872,
within legal hours, at the southwest orner Of
Main and Madison streets, in the city of Mem
Ph1s, proceed 70 sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property, to-Wit.
certain lott o. land, situate, lying and being
in the county OF shelby, state Of Tennessee.
being what IS known and designated on the
W. q. Lane subdivision of a tract OF land adj
joining and near the city OF Memphis on the
east, as laid on and sold by MonsaTrat, DuPre
q 90, As lot number d hundred and twenty
two tl2), fronting on DuPre street dfty 5GJ
teef by one hundred and forty-eight and one
half tfs1a feet in depth The equity Of re-
demption Is expressly waived I'm said Trust
Deed, and the title is believed to be perfect,
but 1 convey only as Trustee,
T. ;. AYRES, Trustee.
Memphis, Tenn August Is. lsTZ. aus
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NASHVILLE, September g.-Flour is steady;
SG5 Is; choice family, 81 75gS %.
Wheat, 81 i5@1 3. Rye and barley-Nothing
doing. Corn, 6Oc, sacked and delivered. Oats,
45c.sacked and delivered. Cornmeal, S275. Mess
pork, Si4. Bacon shoulders, SIC; clear rib,
ll3zc; clear side, lE4c. Hams, sugar-cured,
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wednesday,, september IS. 1872,

WlLhln legal hours. at the southwest or
Maln and Madison streets, IN the city OF
4emph8s proceed 70 sell 70 the highest bid
DER Ior cash. the following described proper
y, uO-Wlt: A certain lot OF land situated
lying and being tutbe county ofSheTbv 5rare
OF tennessee being what is known and desig-
mated on tns vi. g.. Lane subdivision OF a
Lact or Land adjoining and near the city Of
MOnsarrat, DuBre Co. as lot number thirty
SIX 90, fronting on MOnsarrat street dfrv
feet BY one hundred and tOrty-eiEht and one
half uis5G feet in depth.
Ihe-equlty OF redemption IS expressly
waived in said trust deed. and the title is be-
70 be perfect, but I convey only as rrus-
teee.
T.S.ATRES. Trustee.
Memphfg- TENNESSEE augrzrl fs-2 ans
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For the time Of the year there is a wonderful
degree OF activity in our general market. cspe-
cially In groceries and provisions. From this
remark feed must be excepted never did we
know 50 little doing In corn, oats, bran and
hay at this season, as now. The reason is q
gratifying one, however, 10 all but the feed
desleus-the planters have this year grown so
much FOR themselves that they have no orders
for our storekeepers; in fact, corn grown down
the e. IS reaching this place for sale. Our
wholesalers OF boots and Shoes, dry gOOds.e ETC..
have laid in larger stocks than on any former
year, and are confident that a very active sea-
sOn lies before them. Prices have generally
shown little hans except bacon, which. as
we remarked last week. rose with prOdigiOuS
rapidity; a reaction has apparently set in, for
Il has become weak in the Western markets.
aud seems likely 10 fan again TO some extent.
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TRUSTEES SAFE.

DT virtue of a Deed of Trust made to me on
ID the 2ist day OF June, 1850, by John H
Stephenson, which IS recorded in the Regis
ters Office Of shelby county, in Book No. IS,
PIP. 81, 55 and sd, I VIII. on
Wednesday, September the 18th, 1872,
within legal hours, at the southwest corner Ok
Man and MadtsOu streets, in the city Of Mem
phlS, proceed TO sell, 10 the highest bidder, fer
cash the following described property, tO-wit.
Certain lots Of land. situate lying and being
in The county Of Shelby. state Of Tennessee,
being what Is known and designated on the
joining and near the city Of Memphis on the
east. as laid OF and sold by MOnsarrat, DuPrs
& Co. as lots Nos g and To-. fronting on Town
Reserve street nifty 60I feet each by one hun
bred and fOrty-eight and Oue-half 1Hs19 feet
in depth each. The equity OF redemption is
waived in said Deed Of Trust and
the title is believed to be perfect, but convey
only as trustee. 7. s. AYRES, Trustee
Memphis. Tenn. August 2R. Is2. ans
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LASALETTE ACADEMY
O YOUNG LADIES.

NO. 17e Third street.
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MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY,
No. II6 COURT STREET.
MRS. EMHA c. TUCKER,
MISS MARY MeHAIs,

The next session of the school will
Begin Monday, September I'd, 1872.
ES- catalogues giving full information can
be obtained by applying 10 the Principals.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DT virtue Of a trust deed made % me on the
ID 2lst day Of June, leaj, by Robert z. Arm
strong which is recorded in she Registers
Office OF shelby county, in book No. A, pages
Z and s, I wiz, on
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Wednesday, September the 1sth. 1s7s.


DY virtue Of a Trust Deed made to me, on
- b 2lst day Of June, 1850, BY George g..
Anterior which is recorded in the Registers
ofhce OF shelby county, In Book No. a, pages
HS. So ~ and EI, / VIII,
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United States SecuriDes-GOvernments were
steady, falling OF a fraction at the final close
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Drug Store for Sale.

.EEteFI.E
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The following is the statement of receipts.
and stock up 70 noon today:
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A. vAcoAao. p. vAooAao. A.n.vAocl
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Eel

Every article OF feed has been duh and only
dun throughout the week-theTe has been no
bright intervals only quietude past the verge
OF patience to bear. Cora has not been In de-
maud, there has been next 70 none on the
landing, and what has been sold has been
mostly from the stores. Prices have no firm
ness nor steadlness: but may be made TO veer
about any day by arrivals or their absence:
the quotations below are as fun as the amount
Of business viii aN US 10 obtain. oats sold
as N4S2c az the beginning Of the week and
have since sold as high as 36G37c. This has
not been al advance, however: the lower
priced oats had among them occasionally bags
that were nasty, and this injured the price
OF the lots. The higher priced oats were sound.
h position OF oats Is not strong; late
kilograms report them nrmer than they had
been in New York and New orleans, and
steady IN Louisville and Cincinnati, but Ia It.
they were quiet, and In Chicago had de-
clned. Bran eZcites little attention so small
is the demand, on Monday last 1t was selling
at SIG, IT has reeuperated 70 some extent and
sales have been made at SIC % and even Sl7;
the latest quotation viii be found in the table
below. HGuf Is especially heavy; there is no
call for a bale except 70 the city and suburbs
some strictly choice would seel well but or
none of IL comes 70 hand.
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RAILWAY SECURITY CO.
Lessees Memphis q CharEesaOn Z. h
CHANGE OF TIME.
4 DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
One Nights Travel aud IL Hours sared.
Proposals for the Construction
OF THE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.


PROPOSALS win be received up to the LIST OF
October, 1872, at the Office Of the Texas
and Pacific Railway Company at Marshall,
Texas, for the Grading, Broglng I1eia2 and
Tracklaying Of i've hundred $50 miles OF the
Texas and Pacific Railway divided into the
following divisions:
The southern Division, extending nom
Longview through Dallas to Eors Worth, do
miles.
The jefferson Division, extending from Mar
shall through Jefferson to T~exarkana, IS
miles.
The east half OF the Trans-Continental pi-
vision, extending from Texarkana 70 the
crossing Of the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad, near sherman, 80 miles. sal
The west half Of the Trans-COnunental d.
vision, extending from the crossing OF the
Houston and Texas Central 70 Fort
Worth, IS miles.
The Grading and Bridging viii be let in one
mile secnons; the Traeklaying by the mile
the Ties by the one thousand and upward
Each class Of work TO be bid for separately.
The time Tor completing theG Grading, brdg-
ing and Tfeing extends from sixty days to
nine months,
b Company reserves the right to reject
any or all the bids. and in letting the work
viii be the Jndge of the responsibility Of par
tractors having OUTFITS on the ground, ready
to commence work within ten days after the
date Of contract. M
Probes, Estimates andS Specifications can be
seen at the Office of the Company in Marshall
and jefferson, Texas, and at the Pacinc Ma
tional Bank, Council Bluffs, Iowa..
Contractors upon arriving on the sfOlEu
can obtain work up to date Of general letting,
on these miles west Of LOngY1eW.
Address until September 10Th, Council luusi
Iowa: after that date Marshall Texas.
au13 g. N. DODGE. Chtet E~nglneer.
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Wednesday, September De Isl, 1s7s,

|N-NI"gT N-F--~NNN u III ~
within lsgalh0grs, at The southwest corner Of
Main and Madison streets, in the city OF Mem
phis, proceed TO sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property. tO-wit:
A certain two lots OF land, siruare lyiug and
Delng IN the county OF shelby. state Of Ten
ueSsee, being what is known and DESIGNATED
on the W. Lane subdivision Of a tract OF
land adjoining ~ near the city OF Memphis
the east. As laid OF and sold by Mousarrat,
DuPre q Co. as lots numbers one hundre and
seventeen lEl and one hundred and eighteen
filSL. fronting on DARE street fifty 81 feet
each by one hundred and fOrry-eight and one
half fl4S11 feet in depth each. The equity Of
redemption is expressly waived in said Trust
Deed and the title is believed to be perfect,
but I convey only as trustee.
IT. :. ATEES, Trustee.
Memrhfs Tenn. August rs. IS-2. aus
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Wednesday, September the 18th, 1872,
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed made TO me on
d the list day Of June, 1850, by Jacob A..
DOugherty and David MoCOmb. which Is re-
corded in the Registers Office Of shelby cOun-
syxln Book No 4, PIP. l0lf los, los ana To- L
VII, On
Wednesday, September the 18th, 1872,
within legal hours, at the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison streets, in the city Of Mem
phtSs proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property, tO-wit.
Certain lots Of land, situated, YIN and being
in the county Of shelby, state OF Tennessee
being what is known and designated on the
W. c. Lane subdivision OF a tract Of land sd
joining and near tlfe city OF Memphis or the
east, rs laid OF and sold by Monsarrat, DuPre
& Co as lots numbers one hUndred and tWen-
ty-seven Q27) and one hundred and twenty
eight us, fronting on Ayres street fifty GW
feet each by one hundred and fcrty-eight and
one-haH Use feet in depth each. The equity
Of redemption is expressly waived in said
feet, but I CONVEX only as trustee.
It's. AYRES, Trustee.
Mgmnhag- Ionu AuEuer- ~ ns-u nmnE
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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DE virtue OF a trust deed made 10 ne on the
ID Zlst day Of June, Leo, by william Miller.
hulehls recorded III the Registers Office or
-leaoy county IN book number g, pages co.,
19ii 62 and G3, I VII on
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Supreme Court Sale.

No 80, Second CHANGERS DOcket-In Supreme
Court at Jackson.-D. r.. Cook & Co. ct al. vs..
J. +. Frank, JOIN f. Mckinney at al.
DY virtue Of a decree pronounced by the
ID Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at Jackson.
May q, 49,, in this cause, 1 viii sell to the
highest bidder, on the premises described, in
the city Of Memphis, on
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R1onr and Meal.

For medium and superior qualities of -four
there is a steady demand, lower grades have
Little chance OF finding customers in this mar
ket. Prices are steady With occasional "shad-
ing to effect sales. CoruHedL, but a little
while ago 50 active in demand and so stif in
price, has altogether lost It's position. The de-
mand for il has fallen to a low ebb and the
price remaines low, though a change IN rates
from 81. Louis has strengthened II and an
advance Of Sc per barrel was looked for on
saturday; We give the latestquotations below.
This advance in freights has also stifened
the pric Of -four and some other articles.
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THE Academic Year consists Of Two Ses-
siOns, of five months each; the frst COM
mencing on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPrEm-
Der; the second on the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY.
Terms per Session, Payable in Advance 4:
For tuition in the English Branches, SIS, so,
SIS, $50, according to the age or class Of the
pupil.
For further Information apply to the Supe-
rior of LaSalette. anil
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LIvERPOeb, September 0.
II 80 a-m-Cotton quiet but steady; uplands,
I0L8l014d; Orleans, i01sd. Sales, 10000 bales.
80 pms-Cotton quiet but steady; middltng
uplands, IGHal0Ad; middling Orleans, I034d-
safes, l0,00e bales; for export and sPecula-
ton, 500 bales.
8 p.m.@Cotton heavy; middling uplanda,
01ssl04d; Orleans, l0Ad.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, September9.
u.@ a-m-CottOn market is firm middling,
~ tc. No sales.
2p.mlcotton Is a shade easier; middling,
2IL{c. Sales, 30 bales.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, September 9.-Cotton dull and
nominal No sales.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September e-Cotton dull and
nominal.
LOUISVILLE.
~LoUIsyILLE, September 9.-Cotton quiet;
low middltng quoted at DZc,
CINCINNATI.
CNcINxNrT, September 9.-Cotton steady
and in moderate demand; middling, 2lEc.
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The following tabulated statement, com
piled from our files, shows the receipts,
sales, shipments and prices OF cotton per
week in Memphis, beginning with the first
week IN September:
For the week Ship
ending Reefs. meuts. Sales. Price.
September -. 80 65 30 q
The receipts at the seaPorts weekly for the
present and the three preceding season, TO
rate, compare as follows:
Is72. ls7L. 1870. 1852.
September g. e.ly7 u,0Si ll,2O5
The following table states the position OF
cotton ~ all United States ports compared
with the c-orrespondng date IasL year
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MONETARY AND HEADQUARTERS
--LATEST HzPoEr BY rELEeRAPH.I
NEW YORK.

z YORK, September 3.
Gold-Quiet and nrmer, ranging from l3 10
1872; loans were made at l-32 to 5-64 for use.
CleRrings Sf9,e90; Treasury disbursements, S+O,-
600.
M~oney-After l~oaning at per cent. closed
easy at 4 per cent
Sterling Exchange-Heayy n lower
prime, @days, 8; sight, S3495s.
Southern State SecurltieS-SOuthern state
bonds this afternoon were dun and steady
nnnfafHnnz-
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Trustees Sale.

QI virtue Of p Trust Deed made TO me on
~ the zIth a Of July, 1871, by ]. W. VOL
tSIlAg ana WuneImina WOltering, which IS
OF IeccrUm me Registers Ohies-0 OF shelby
county, IN Book No. 80, page 46I; and in ac-
e9rlance With It's provisions for the purpose
therein expressed, I VIII, on
Monday, September the 18th, 1872,
within legal hours In front Of the Chsncer
Dourtr0oms, on second street, proceed to sell,
70 the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described property ,tO-wit: A certain tract OF
land situate, lying and being IN the city OF
MenapEfs oe5ng parJor NO T IN Block No. ~
Sooth AsmPnls: Beginning at the tntersec
ton Of Vance and Avery streets; thence
noftnWesS with Vance street sixty-eight feet;
thence sOuth one hundred and i've feet 20 Lot
no N sad block thence east n1uety-nNe
4eeb 20 avery street; thence north with vest
me or avery street seventy-twO feet TO me
oegInn1ng, together with the improvements
thereon.
h equity Of redemption is expressly
waived IN said Trust Deed, and the title Is pc
heEed 70 be perfect congsL onlE&nHslE
auII v MESSICkf Irusse
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed made TO me on
ID the 2lst day OF June, Is6D, by W. A.
McCIOy, which is recorded in the Registers
Office Of shelby county, in Book No. IS, pp.I,
= and q, I wiz, on
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Drr Goods. Boots md shoes. e.

Our dry goods merchants to-day report that
their business last week was the largest they
ever knew in the hrsf week in September.
There are Arms that are already selling at the
rate OF from $4,000 70 5000 per week. The in
crease IS in all the current departments Of the
business. Our table OF prices below has been
carefully corrected and country dealers will
learn from il what inducements Memphis has
to oder. The wholesale dealers in boots and
shoes, Ike those in dry goods, repOrtt the fall
trade fully begun, and the last a. the best
weeks trade they ever knew In the first week
in September. In paints, glass and all kinds Of
building material, including sash, doors and
lumber, the demand has increased and
4 lively business is doing. Timers stock
is also In brisk demand, and in coal and other
oils a brisk business is doing. In canned
goods we advance quotations. IN most ar
ticles. Groceries are active, with few changes
in prices. Cheese We quote higher. Liquors
are Improving in demand; rates unchanged.
BdliHg Sur5 are irregular; we give The rates
prevalent a the principal houses. HqTdUdre
is stin advancing; iron bar is &c higher;
nails are steady at thelast advance, s2a