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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03
CITY:
HEART SONG.

The following poetic gem has a roman
tic smack of true loving delight about it,
which we recommend to the most suscep-
tibie Of our readers:
When the dew is on the rosebud,
And the sheen is on the sea,
When the stars are in the cleaning,
Then my heart communeS with thee.
When the swallow greets the
And the lark sings in the sky
When the robin tends his mathis,
Then t. thee my soul doth fly.
When my eyes are closed in Slumber,
And the world all silent Seem>.
Then | feel thee lowering DER mt,
To whisper in my dreamS.
And | waken with a pleasure
Which no life scene can eclipse
With the moisture of your kisses
sill cliagIng TO my lips.
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Notice Il hereby Given.

fTHAT I, ANNA 5. BROOKS, WIFE OF r.
i FRED. Pr DkS. will make application to
the District Court of tie second Judicial District.
in and for th- County # orm,by. state of Neva-
da. AZ the Courtroom # said Di,trict C urt, on
the 2Sth day If Non. mber, A D 1872, at the
hour If ~ ''ci'ck A. VI , or 1T such time as tn,
Curt NAV app'i"t. for an order Of said Court per
uniting me to carry IN the business # Mil;iner,
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OUR ANNUAL


On the first of September Sunday,
we viii publish our usual annual state
ment of the trade and commerce Of
Memphis, for the year ending the thirty
first instant. It win be complete IN
every respect, and win furnish in detail,
a vast amount Of information useful to
all our merchants, and that cannot fail
to prove Of value to their correspondents
The edition of the APPEAL in which
the Statement" viii appear, will be q
very large one, antieipatoTy Of a de-
mand by our wholesale merchants es-
pecially, by whom this annual COM
piladon Of the APPEAL is regarded as
the best advertisement that can be fur
nished to the outside public Of the pro-
gress and prospects Of Memphis. We.
need scarcely add that the issue of next
Sunday viii offer peculiar inducements
10 advertisers, who would remind the
public that they are ready for the new
year, to be, as we hope, the most pros
porous u city has ever known. Cards
to accompany the Statement viii be
received at the counting-room during
the week.
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heartily and cordially joined him in the
Effort. Z would have been a worthy one
ia q man who owes % much to party
Organization as be does, and would have
met with our cordial approval and Co
operation Bat-H e-stfIkes deeper=he
strikes at the root Of or organization.
He would scatter the party, by breaking
down its consolidating element-he
would dissolve the organiZaticnby Civ
ing full rein 70 the action of its ambi-
tious a~spirants. Believing that the
time has not come for the dissolution of
the great party that is so nobly strug-
Cling to elect Horace Greeley, to put
down an infamous despotism and to
preserve the Constitution, about which
Mr. Johnson so often prattles, we shall
maintain its Organization, and this can.
only be done by supporting its nom
inees. Andrew Johnson was never a can
didate without being the nominee Of the
very system which he now deprecates.
he has heretofore pronounced it rank
treason for any party friend TO think Of
voting against him as the nominee. His
treachery affords the strongest argu-
ment we have ever heard against the
convention system, for it proves thai
it has warmed into life and shOwered
Office, position and fame on n base
enough to repudiate the very system by
which be assembled to power when it
ceased to subserTe his Unsuitable lust for
oAfoa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-31

A SARATOGA correspondent gives this
chapter on hair, impaired by a ladv
Every lady is crazy over the
mode ctdssiqis. The Greeley corDer
caught it inst and yesterday afternoon
Jenny Wood, the pretty hair-dresser
mere, bad almost every lady in the house
hltef her. What Is wonderful, the high
naL mania has started with the dressv
naared ladies The young ladies donjt
n 1hoR or care anything about M
the an me young ladies are leaving ali
more stylish mothers Inelt
va 20 call the new style, but it's OF
80 ih dne Dolly Nardens, starfsd
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Two years ago, SO did
high-hair style Is coming in voa me new
should notbe called the 5ao5e soe y
but rather the mode reaaissancss for ~
ladies whose heads are dressed Ter sI \,
look as If they had lust tepped 49, .
cut cameo Of 1900, or from a portrait
painted in the renaissance perjod.n ~
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CHRISTIAN BaOTHERy COLLEGE
10. 2S2 Adams street.

This Institution IS empowered % confer de-
grses. grant diplomas ana confer all literary
hononS II ~adordzample Tor a thorough
Classical. scientific aEd commercial educa-
ton session cagln~ N1uoagt September ?,
or sppIg %
aus BR6rHER MAURELrAE, President.
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% Fenows College.

uT1L7uLDT, TENN opeusits arst SEA-
"A SON september E.Esz2-
SOC Catalogue apply . the President,
y. u. WHEELER.
ans At Humboldt.
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PARK AVENUE ACADEMY.
"a &c. lron asnRal.. - asmenl

and Chariessen RAilro,a.
WM. CARUTHERS, A.M- PREcrPAL
THIS. c.
b eleventh session Of thiS-cAr1, Eiu be-
gin or the FIRST MONDAT IN ~rEc1BER and
continue tEe0ty weeks
The Principal Is q graduafa OF Hampden
sidney College and OF the University or Nir
Nnia- He has bad ten year. experience in
teaching, torr OF which he vas a professor in
the drst-named institution
For circulars apply tOH. Wade s. Co. NV.
B. Galoreath, o. Aessrs Taylor, Radf0rd& 10.
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". u. ].
Virginia Military Institute
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.

~ Applicants FOR admission to this Insl
tnte for the next terra are nov being received
Reference maybe made to Hon. Jefersoa Da-
us d.. II. r. HOpson, Gen. Robertson. Of
Memphis or to Col !. r Mosby, W. A. wa.
hanson and Col Galloway, OF Fayetts county:
Hon. 9. A. Henry, and 70 the various alumnis
In tie state Of Tsnnsssos. Catalogues vtu bs
On application 70.
jyl8 FRANCIS II. SMITH. susr
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UanERsITY OF vIRaINiA.

HaARLifTE0NlhLE-Th session com
aences on October 1st. The Institution
embraces an Academic Department and De-
p~artmenlsof Las. Medicine, Engineering and
A~gHcuituTa. For catalogues apply to WM.
v ~EAIENBAEEk, Secretary OF the Faculty,
+. q. University Of Virgins. CHAELEs =.
kES Bib, Chairmaa Of the Faculty. au2
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
For Young Ladies'.


rTHIS Institution, conducted by the Sisters
4 OF -. dominic, Is delightfully."- tuated in
a healthy and retired part ofthe city or Mem
pms, Tennessee. The buiidines are ample AID
eOmmodious. standing in tha centre OF exteu-
stve and highly improved rounds, shaded by
forest trees, and laid out and set with rare
plants and s~hrubbery.
The course Of studies comprises all the
branches, useful and Oma~ental, thai are
snail taught.
The Academic Year consists Of Sessions
Of i've months each; the FIRST commencing on
the first OF September, the second on The hrsr
Monday Of February.
TERMS PEP SESSION,
PAYABLE half yearly, in advance:
For board and tuitIou in any OF the foIiow-
ing branches Reading. AFithmGie. English
Grammarr Geography History, Rhetoric,
ComposittOn, Criticism, PRINCIPLES OF Natural
Philosophy Chemistry and Botany. Mental
and Neral Philosophy. Plain SEWN. Nark-
ing, ETC., SO, 81, so n 500, according to the
age on Glass OF the pupil.
For Day scholars, tuition, SIS, sN, IS or SO
according 70 age or class Is above.
For further Information apply ora ddressths
"N0THER SUPERIOR."
ausGGW ST AuneS Academy.
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\ PER SESSION,
MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE
No. 259 Poplar Street.

TIVE nszt session Of this Institution VII
4 begin on
Monday, September sth-
\ sans system OF thorough instruction
be pursued IS heretOfors.
catalogue giving fuu information in -
serQ 70 me coarse OftustrucEOn. the system
OF written examinations. the plan OF awsrd-
ing distinctions gold medals and prizes, can
b ootainod a. any Of me bookstores, or By
applying o ths Principal.
A few b0srcars can be acecumodated on
reasonable terms.
WILLIAM CARROLL, An.
IyG caW PRINCIPAL.
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EXPOSITION STOCK.

TUE third can on the stock fails due no.
a DAY, August 18th, ISL Please call and
pay; DeLinquents on former calls are spe-
Ruis Ed BURkE FfcKErT, Secretary.
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~ The Board OF Directors, in commanding
this Third Scheme to the Public, promise
that Il shall be carried ont IN the same good
faith which has characterized the former Dis
~tr1butions OF this Society, and made them an
other name for fairness, promptness and
fidelity 70 premises. The high character n
standing Of the Managers selected viii also be
an additional guarantee that perfect Justice
and fairness Win control this DISTRIBUTION.
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For R-esiden-EORACE GREELEY.
FOR TIce-Presidenf-R GRATz BROWN
For GoveraOrJOHN c. BROWN
For C0HgresS-LANDON C. HAYNES.
Congress 8ate at Laro-B. F. CHEATHA4
For Senator-H CL4Y KING.
I'M CREWS.
" PEYTON j. SATTH-
1870 nrrn r-
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Fortunately, the same reason cannOt
be given now, because our ladies do MOI
disfgure their faces, but the general in
PRODUCTION of boards and mOnstaches q
few years ago, met with great opposition
at first; and it is said that, in 1854, the
Pensioners of a country parish discon-
tinued their attendance at church on
account of the cle-gymen taking to a
beard. Now, whether we go among rich
poor, laymen or clergy, we find boards
everywhere, and, doubtless, the change
OF fashion has improved the appearance
and benefited the health of many, for
we can say, with the old ballad:
"a wei matched face is a comely grace.
And a shelter from the cold"
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"To brush the. cheeks Of ladies fair
With genuine charms o~'erspread,
Their Sapient boards with mfekle care Z
Our wise forafarherS Tad
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Andrew Borde wrote a treatise on
boards, which is lost, and only known
to US by an answer written by one
Barnes. The latter takes up the cause
Of boards in a very trenchant style.
BE asks: "Pray, Andrew, did not
Adam possess a beard? and, if be did,
who shaved him?" And ''didn't the
Apostles have beards?n Therefore, we
should initiate Samson, and thousands
Of old philosophers who would not
shave. Matthew Greed wrote the fol-
lowing impromptu in answer to a lady
who inquired why boards were not worn
as in former times:
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But since our modern ladies take
such pains TO paint their faces,
What havoc would sue brushes make
Among b loves and gracesn 1
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eeipts, 65l bales sales, $50 bales; stock,
As, 69S bales.
MOBILE, November l6. = Cotton
quiet and easy; good ordinary, l74ci
low middling, 1Sic. Net receipts, 2254
bales; exports, eoastwise, 1852 bales;
sales, 500 bales; stock, q, 1856 bales.
SAVANNAH, November 16.-Cotton
quiet but firm good ordinary, I73c; low
middling, 17b@1Sc; middling, 1850; net
receipts, AGA bales; eports to Great
Britain, 45SS bales; continent, 700
bales; sales, l65 bales; stock, $3.50
bales.
CHARLESTON, November l6.-Cot-
ton dull; middling, 175@lSe; low mid
ding, I7b@l72c; good ordinary, 174@
lIBi ordinary, l629l7c; net receipts,
l47I bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
1858 bales; continent, 2S25 bales; coast
wise, 1897 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock,
Is, IA bales.
ST. LOUIS, November 16.-Cotton
quiet; middling, 1S@g1Sic.
LOUISvILLR, November I6.-Cot-
ton quiet; low middling, 173c.
CINCINNATI, November 16.-Cot-
ton quiet; middling, 1910.
NASHVILLE, November l6-Cot-
ton is in good demand, at fun prices;
low middling, lie.
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CoTrON MARKErs oF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, November IS, 1880 am.
Cotton quiet; ordinary, l6sc; good ordi-
nary, 1Ssc; low middling, Isle; mid
ding, 19ic; Alabama, l93c; Orleans,
1890; Texas, zoe. Futures quiet sales,
900 bales; January, lS4c; February,
IS ll-18c; March, 1870; April l9tci
November 1899; December, l53c.
l2:4j p.m.-CottOn easier; ordinary,
l6sc; good ordinary, 15sc; low middling,
Isle; middling 1910; Alabama, l9lci Or
leans, 1890; Texas, zoe; sales to-day-to
exporters, 80 bales; to spinners, do
bales; sales last evening-tO exporters,
I40 bales; TO spinners, 100 bales; lnclud-
ed IN sales are 300 bales 10 arrive. Flu
lures quiet; June, l3s.
2:10 .m.-Futures quiet. Sales, S6OO
bales. March, IS l5-lGci April 10 Bloc;
November, IS bloc.
Cotton report for "A day at all Uni-
ted States pOrts-Receipts, l6, 7s4 bales
exports to Great Britain, 1924 bales
exports TO continent, 1855 bales stock,
356, 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November l6, d 80
a.m.-COttOn ia fair demand; middling,
lS3c. sales 400 bales.
2 p.m.-COtton in fair demand; mid
ding, 1899. Sales to-day, 800 balesi
last evening, 200 bales; receipts, 5zs5
bales.
LIVERPOOL, November TO, 1880
a.m.-COtton quiet; middling uplands,
cd; Orleans, 1Od. Sales, 10000 bales.
] p.m.-Cotton quiet but steady; up
lands, 9sd; Orleans, l0td. Sales, 10000
bales; for export and speculation, 2OO0
bales.
GALVESTON, NOvem eF B.-Cot-
ton steady; good ordinary, IJlc, net re-
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II viii be seen by the above that our
total receipt for the season is now above
1O6 400 bales, which is below last years
ra-afrts " this time, and above the re-
egipt Of the year previous.
TAbara ! I'M Trh discussion lust now
and discussion Is wanUed-uPon the sub
f-.r IF 0rsdes ,vGr want Of uniformity
IF classification. auy comparison Of our
a4--1ns with those o. other markets, and
with our own market Of past years, Is
becoming impossible. New YORK, Lay
e-JOol and New Orleans al quote mid
ding cotton-unless our middnng COTTON
I'D Memphis bears a known relaUoh 70
the middlings Of those places, lelegrans
OF their markets viii be 70 US meaning
less hier0glyphics. "My midJtlng Is
assuming the place Of middling, and
every operators "my middling" Is wnaL
De considers IL eXpedient to make II. II
our cotton factors do not know how 10
grade their cotton when they have SAN
uIed il. but must find out the grade or
price from parties they invite TO exam
inc their tables, the existing confusion
must BE- submitted to as inevitable; for
If the unconscious holder can only be
brought 70 consider that his middling is
low middling, there is a chance Of buy
ing il at the low middling price. This
difficulty has existed before now, and to
-ettle it there were deposited, in the
Chamber of Commerce, test samples,
which officially decide which is mid
ding and other grades Of cotton, and
when Hmy middling'' is not tn Cham
Der Of Commerce middling it is not, in
Memphis, middling at all We must
have a standard grade, and the Cham
Der Of Commerce supplies iJ, and, az
Memphis. that Is the authority. When
cotton Is shipped away, what was mid
ding on the sellers table in Memphis,
may be inv0iced as low middling when
sent 70 Providence, or strict low mid
ding when shipped 10 Boston, so as to
a.-nee with whatever mode Of classical
ti5p may be adopted in those markets,
but in Memphis we must class according
10 the authorized samples kept for the
rurrose in the Chamber Of Commerce,
which samples have a knownand recog-
uizad relation TO the grades Of New
York. Liverpool and New Orleans. The
sooner the idea is abandoned that cotton
can be got cheaper by calling strict mid
ding "my middling,n than by calling il
by the name recognized authoritatively
bv a committee Of buyers and sellers APP
pointed for the purpose, the better for all
business purposes.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No.7S2.-In the First Chancery Court OF Shell
by county, Tennessee.-Henry Buck, Ami
Z. Buck ct al. vs.. Francis +. Pratt ct al.
IT appearing from afddavtt in this cause that
the defendants, Francis r. Pratt, q citizen
d Alabama; Mary f.. Hawkins, LudOlphus
ID. Hawkins, ". O. II. Buck and Mildred N.
Buck, Of Mississippi; Henry Buck, OF Louis
VIM, J. ID. Carter, Sarah @. Carter. OF Texas;
Casper Neal, Agnes NJ. Neal, Robert Blair,
Mary p. Blair, OF Alabama; Christina Mas
singale, Thomas Massinga e, Edward AIassin-
gale, Charlotte Massingale, william Massln-
gale, Virginia +. Wethered, James Wefhered,
Of Mississippi also, Bledsoe Wethered, Marcus
Wethered, William Wethered, Abram Weth-
cred, Endora King, Susan \. King, william J..
King and N. J. King, minors without regular
guardian; Charles y. smith, Mildred smith
also, Anna Ray, William Ray, Arthur Ray
and Geo. Ray, miners without regular guard
ian; Sarah E. Back, William G. II. Back and
Kate Buck, minors without guardian, of Ma
children whose names are and
without guardian, OF Texas, and all OF whom
az uqn-Tesidents Of the State Of Tennessee;
SaIu may be interested
in certain property involved herein;
II Is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse, in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
answer or demur to Compartments bill or the
same win be taken for confessed rs to them
and set for hearing eXparte; and that a copy OF
this order be published Oneca week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This October %, 1872.
A cOpy.-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk NJ Master.
Heisken & WetherfoTd and Smith, scott &
Jefferson. soils. Ter cOmplnfts. OgU wed
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NOn.Resident Notice.

No. 72.-In the First Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee.@JOhn Harbert vs
Mrs. Eliza V. Rooney ct al.
IT appearing from afidavitin this cause that
i the defendants Mrs. Eliza v. Rooney, a
citizen OF kentucky, Thomas Hi, a citizen
OF Massachusetts,, Mrs. W. II. Deshong q c1ti-
zen OF Georgia, W. W. Carnes, Admins
TRAITOR Of J. A. CaTnes, deceased, Of Geor-
gia, and Augustin Murphy, OF Indiana
and all are nOn-residents O. The state
Of Tennessee. That he heirs, distributes and
next Of kin Of VIM. Rooney, deceased, the
names and residences OF whom cannot be
ascertained upon diligent inquiry, and that
the names and residence OF the heirs, distrlb-
utees and next Of kin Of W.. Il. Deshong, de-
ceased, II any there De,are unknown and can
not be ascertained upon diligent inquiry and
which said unknown may be in
serested in certain property involved herein.
1t Is therefore ordered, Thattney make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday In December, lS72, and plead, answer
or demur to complainants bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO them and Sc.
for hearing exparte; and that copy Of this
order be published once q week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This OCTOBER IS l82.
A cOpy-8ttest:
EDMUND A. OOLE. Clerk and Master.
II. J. BLACK, d. q. q N.
MeKissick & Turley, Soils. for compi't. ocl
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This day has been a dull time in Mem
r7bS Cold and frost were u~nfavOrable 70
1-n less, and the course Of prices in the
6r-t auarkets are not calculated TO help
- fortL,e moment. Com was no stronger
TBsu ves terday; sales were made at 6Oc,
ind later ia the day offers at SEE were
Df-primL. oats were wanting in strength
"a Iot of inferior but sound sold at 35c.
JE75J Ii very pieh Iful and weak; S23 was
skiing for choice on the Landing. Bran,
r1rWithstanding strong effort to advance
the price. sold at 81. COTlH1eU remains
weak. with q very moderate demand.
Flour j. held sitter by some operators,
ON the expectation that the cold weather
fI prevent shiHments; II the weather
should chang u lai8, the reverse pro-
ctse NAV be looked for. Butter exhibits
no change: we saw choice roll sold &C
Z7r. Eggs were selling at 3Oci al which
rate The market was wanting IN urn
ness. Chickens are weak for small, but
TAT old are IN good request and strong.
Ducks were selling al former quotations.
Geese VIII bring 10 better tha o.
Yutsgs are firm at Sl2aDJ, the hlgner-
viesi are the most sought for. Hogs are
vood request for small, large are not
u-.1 ed. 8DDles are active at sos; su-
.-ior bellf0Wers would cor. mand high
- IND tdere are none in re market.
F,r really good Potatoes = Is readily
U.iB DaigWs are becoming scarce; for
aa,,i.e q Is The established rate. CAB
mac Is in plentY, and ONE Of the last
.rrivsIg are touched a little with frost,
.1d. according 10 quality, they can be
had all the way from s. 50(a7 50. In
gacOa there Is nothing new; it Is scarce
Ina most articles, and some articles-clear
sides. for instance-are out Of the mar
s-et. Bulk meat IL not plentiful; rates
-a.uain as quoted yesterday and given
In he table below. The weather fsvOIs
Iaer. birds, fish and oysters, and the de-
mand is good.
Oaokatdoas Jar feed arc Jor round lots
GA He landing unless OuhoTaDtSe oppressed
APPLES Stronger, with a good de-
mand. cooking, S3g3 80; fancy, $40
80: believers, S, but none in the
market.
BRAY-The stock is plentiful sales Of
100 and ia sacks at So.
RUCKwHEAT FBOUR-har supply al
PEANs-Navy beans, g per busheL
RTITDFRsi MATERIALs-Louizyille
.eDanf. Ger barrel, 81 1907 50; plaster
Nichigan. q: New York, 81 50i Rosen-
dale q 60a3 %; hair, 5(g5c per pound
6re-brick. 81 per 100; Alabama lime py
the carload, 81 50; Cape lime, on land
BALING srUPFs-Bagging, 2 and 2
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There was nothing occurring in Msdi-
son street to-day TO distinguish it from
the two OF three days before. Exchange
was in fair but not heavy supply at f9s
discount on New York and the East, I
on New Orleans; selling at par on al
points. Very little was doing in gold at
1l3FlI31. For city currency bonds 81
was offered, but We heard OF no sale.
There was a sale Of N thousand State
warrants at 90; One thousand 5-20s, 1865,
At ll3E: twelve hundred AlcOTn money
at %. The Nashville Banner Of Friday
quotes as follows: Controllers warrants
S.. Memphis and Charleston railroad
stock .: Bank Of West Tennessee
money 80; Bank of Shelbyville money
So: Bank Of Tennessee, old 9lG93, new
IS 43, post notes 35d40
Memphis currency bonds, with past
due coupons, skies, 53G5f; Memphis
gold bonds, skies, 90; Memphis past
s-ue-c0upons, 66; Memphis and Charles
TON railroad stock, 50; ditto Ist mort
gsra bonds, IS; ditto ID mortgage, so;
Ncmnhis AT Ohio railroad stock, 10;
ditto LIST l1ostgage bonds, %; ditto ID
mortgage. 81; Mississippi and Tennes-
see railroad stock, l5830i ditto list
mortgage bonds, So; ditto ID mort
gage bonds, 7Oa7I; Mississippi Central
railroad stock. Is; Gttt0 lst mortgage
bonds, 81; ditto ID mortgage bonds, 81;
Mississippi warrants, 70GcSj Mississippi
lev-e bonds, 40; Arkansas lCyee bonds,
I4; shelby county new warrants, 50 S2i
ditto reissue warrants, sea So; ditto
coupons. Sass; Bank Of Tennessee
money, old, $50 "a; new, S3@37; Ten
uessee C~Ompuroller's warrants, 5000.