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against sT,7SSoe0 pounds, adherence bfI72y
1f popnQs or otlte1 bales 81 SO pounds.
u 1selol cotton the deficiency Is nearly
eluded an excess OF l8s,D0 bales Beneals. .
In order TO have a basis for estimates, let
rs assume that the entire present visi-
pie supply "a t-nerehahiable cotton. We still
have the aefuel supply on the first ihstant
5Ui0o bales short 0flast Year, and only 10000
IN excess Of the year before at same date. II
would therefore appear, considering the in
creased number ofspipdles erected II Europe
and America wtthih TIE past two years, that
IN order 10 provide Cor an average consump-
Dusty low, we must have full average supplies
the next twelve months fruin A~t1erlca and
other sources Tie American crop Of lS0-7l
Sns 20 70 $4,000 bales, and in ls7l-12 %
2gI5,0 making the average or the two years
larger Than The present estimates n
America OF the growing crop. Brazil
has his year furnished a large supply the
import INTO this port alone having amounted
since Tie beginning Of this year 70 6l90oO
bales, against s59,00 last year, and $4,000 the
year befure. to same date. As to the prospects
OF the rrHr ~ BraEl this season We have no
reliable Information, but the impression here
isquite general that the large increase in our
imports il mainly due to the large supplies Of
old cotton len over In The Interior last year,
owing % the low prices current, nearly al OF
which has been brought forward this year by
high prices. II is therefore not improbable,
even Ii the crop this season il a good one, We
may have marked falling OF next year In our
III vi - al lay ~ AAN LUZ VI A1Nt = go wee
above an average one, and the Interior seems
70 have been swept Of old cotton. The crOnOf
this year promises well, but the mosscriucai
months Of the year-OctOber and November
have yet 80 be passed through. IN any event
we can expect no material Increase from this
source. In india IN the districts tributary TO
Bombay, there is said to be some Increase in
the acreage planted in cotton this season and
the crop generally Is reported % be making
good progress but there, too, the supply OF
old cotton remaining in the interior is be-
leved 70 be qually small, and may
Offset q moderate increase in the grow
ing crop. The ports Of Eastern India have
this year furnished very large supplies, the
Imports into LOndO alone having
from the beginning Of this year 70 the Gih In
slant to $1,000 bales. against la5.uO0 last year.
and lO2.O00 the year before. But all Europe
being now Overst0cked with BenRalS, and
prices down here % sd, against 6 l-l6d last
al this date, the chances are, shipments
next year 20 Europe VIII show a large falling
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, October q, l0l5 a.m.-Thi
cotton market is quiet. Ordinary, lb1zc goot
ordinary, lS5sc; low middlng, H5zei mlddllng
3ssc. Futures are easy; sales to-day, 100
bales: sales last evening, 1000 bales; January
I9c asked February, l91zc; March, nc; April
sole asked; May, 205sc; October, nomlnally
Is f5-I6c; November, lS5sc.
$3.50 pm.-The cotton market is dull
ordinary, l6lzc; good ordinary, 1870; low
middling, lgl7c; middling, 1876; Alabama
IgIsc. Orleans, 2izc: Texas, a56c. Sales to-day
no bales: futures, 300 bales; last evening, SIS
bales included in the sales are 80 bales 70 ar
rive. Futures are quiet January, Bci octo'
2k5 p.m.-Cotton is steady; ordinary, I6h5c.
good ordinary, lS3sc; low mlddIngt Bi4ci
middling, l9sSc; Alabama, 1870; Orleans,
MiSc. Texas. a5zc. sales to-day-fOr export,2fll
bales: 70 spinners, S9 bales; speculation ls
bales; in transit, 100 bales; futures 100 bales
last ling export, 800 bales; 10 spin
uers. 3g bales; fpeculation, a bales; included
in the sales are 1894 bales TO arrive. Futures
drm; May, % l3-lBc; October, IL l-ioc.
Receipts Of cotton for three day al all United
states ports, 1897 bales; expOrts-to Great
Britain, 968s bales; to continent, 4j2S bales;
stock, II, gi3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October p, 1850 am
Cotton in good demand; middling, ls54c.
? 6mECotion active; middling, 1870; sales
to-day, 100 bales; last evening, l4O baIesi re-
ceipts, 2i5 bales
LIVERPOOL, October y, u:8 a.m.ECot-
ton Steaov. uplands, gzlGg1sd; Orleans, lO14@
IO3sd. sales to-day, 1900 bales
pm-Cotton market quiet but steady
uplands. qg<dg7sd: Orleans, lOl4glO3sd. sales
today, 1900 bales; export and speculation
5000 bales.
g6Gg5Sd Orleans, lO149l02sd.
ST. LOUIS, October Election quiet; mid
ding, lS1zc.
LOUISVILLE, October 2l.-Cotton steady;
low middling, lSl4c.
CINCINNATI, October Election is quiet;
middling, $50.
NASHVILLE, October Election in good
demand at fun prices; low middling, I714c.
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The market has been quiet, active and very
Arm during the afternoon, at an advance on
the best Of from = to- per cent; but reacted,
closing firm nj a decline Of y per cent. on
the highest rates Of the day. Canton,
! lUs<; Western Union Telegraph Company
SUlS; Quicksilver, AZ; Adams Express Com-
pany, -; Wells a FargO's Express
Company, SIS; American merchant's Union
! Express Company, 701z; United States Express
| Company, a5S: Pacific Mail, l03; New York
Central, So; Erie, 81; Erie, preferred, "a
Harlem, Il8: Harlem, preferred, I0s Mlchi-
gan Central, 1g; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, SO; Northwestern, 80; North
western, preferred, $50; Rock Island, no.
New Jersey Central, 1927; st. Paul, $50: ST.
Paul. preferred, 751<; Wabash, M Wabash,
preferred, ~; Fort Wayne, 81; Terre Haute,
II. Tsrre Haufe, preferred, 40; Chicago and
Alton, lf9, Chicago and Alton preferred,
ia; ohio and Mississippi, 49, Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, A3s; Burlington q
Quincy, IS7: Union Pacific stock, vs.; Central
Pacific bonds, I001S; Union Pacific bonds, ~
Delaware and Lackawana, Wa; Harlem and
Erie. 81.
NEW ORLEANS, October ~2l.-sight ex-
change, = discount; sterling exchange 20
~.
LONDON, October N.-Consols, for money,
WTs: on account, 92iS; U. 9. 5-2s,iSS, BIS; Us.
SOS, 1867, g2s6; U. s. lO-4Os, S9si new 5s, @fsi
Erie, ~
FRASKFoRr, October 2l.-U. 8. Coupons,
j-20s, '2, $50.
PARIS, October 2l-Rsntes 52f. soc.
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LAND SALES.
In Supreme Court at Jackson.


No 12, NJ. C. D-virEinia Bach VS.. Ida
LOuDdes 70 al
DY VIRTUE Of decree pronounced In This
ID case June %. 1877. by the supreme Court Of
Tennessee. at Jackson. i viii sell 10 the highest
bidder. in front OF the First and second
Chancery Court rooms, on Second street, IN
the city Of Memphis, on
Friday. the First day Of November. Is72
within legal hours the Interest o. accomplishment,
and described IN the pleadings as fOll0wS- An
undivided half interest In "a lot Of ground in
the county Of shelby, state Of Tennessee,
being part OF q division allotted 20 John g..
McLemore in the division among the pro-
prietOrs Of the city Of Memphis, and conveyed
bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning aJ "a
stake on the northeast side Of Market Street
road, said stake being the southeast corner of
a lot sold by said Graham 20 w Aiken
north side Of said road one hundred IlH feet
70 a stake, the southwest corner Of "a lot sold
by said Graham 20 Hack * Nesbitf. thence
with their northwest boundary about one
hundred and seventy-hve li75l feet to their
northwest corner course north 81 east.
thence SOUTH, ~ west, one hundred 100 feet
to Alkens' northeast corner, thence south 80
west with Alkens' line 10 the beginning. being
the same lot Of ground conveyed by John D.
Graham 70 Ely Fair Hudson By deed dated
n, pages l65 and 10 In the Register Office Of
shelby unit Tennessee.
said undivided One-half interest in the
above described lot viii be sold on a credit u
seven 70 and twelve l2J months, purchaser
executing notes with approved security
bearing interest from date, for the purchase
money, ana 2 lien retained upon the property
until said hOtes are paid.
JOHN H.. FREEMAN, Clerk.
CAN'T MCDOWELL, Solicitors.
NNnNnnaE NNH.L nrH
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Thursday, the s1st Day Of October, 1872,

within legal hours, the real state mentioned
and described ln the pleldtugS and decree, as
follows:
lot Of ground situate ia shelby county.
Tennessee, on jefferson street, in the city Of
Memphis. Beginning go lie northwest corner
Of JeffersOn's lot; thence running west with
jefferson street feet; thence sOutuwardly.
at right angles with jefferson street. IfoH feet,
more or less 70 an alley, between Jefferson
and Court Streets thence eastwardly- with
said alley, 80 feet thence n~Orthwardly, at
right angles with said alley lA55z feet, more or
less, 20 the point Of beginning.
Also, two other lots or parcels Of ground in
shelby county, Tennessee: one Lot, No. ID,
commencing at a stake on the east side Of
Aauderdale street the southwest corner Of
whites lot thence running on a line par
allei with Lauderdale street south g chains
aud 3 links to jackson street. thence east, on
a line parallel with jackson street, 8 chains
ami q Inks 70 a stake at the corner Of John
=. Browne lot; thence north, on a line paral-
lei with lot, 8 chains and 81 links TO "a
stake on the line Of whites lot: hence
west, on a line Of Whites lot, chains and
y links 70 the point Of b~eg1nniDgi containing
2 1910 acres.
Also, Lot No 81 on the plat OF land surveyed
and laid Oh and adjoining he towns OF Mem
phis and Fort Pickering, and described as fol-
lows: Commencing at the intersection Of the
north side Of Jackson street with the west
side of the fernando road; thence north on "a
line of said road 81 west, 10 chains and N
links 10 a stake; thence north 49, west. 8
chains and IS links 20 a stake near the said
road thence south > chains and y lnkst To "a
stake; thence west ] chain and d links TO "a
stake thence south 8 chains and g link 20 a
stake IN the north line Of Jackson street.
thence on a line with Jackson street east 9
chains and 81 links 70 the point Of beginning.
Terms Of sale-Stx, twelve ana eighteen
months credit 70, p and Is months credit.
purchasers giving notes with approved per
sOnal security for purchase money, and a lien
retained on the land unul same is paid
equity Of redemption barred. August J., 1872.
JOHN d. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Beecher & Beicher and Smith & Kittredge.
Soils. for compln'ts
p S.-By consent Of parties, this sale is post
pOned from the ID Of September to THURSDAY,
October 81, 49,. The property will be sub
divided and sold by lots, andtper plan and dia-
gram furnished by j. F.. Mckinney, Esq, il
he desires il.
DELL Ohm H. FREEMAN. CLERK
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Attachment Notice.

-
Y. Van BrOeklin Va. J. ". McIntyre-Bef0ro
me, VIM. Wallaee, Justice Of the Peace FOR
shelby county, Tennessee.
IN the above named suit. affidavit FOR at
i achmeu having baeu made under Section
Or Code Of the state Of Tennessee, thnf
the defendant Is "A non resident of the state Of
Tennessee, or b. abOutto remove himself OF
property from this State. or has removed
or Is removing ont Of the county Dri-
vately, or cOnceais hiE property 20 that
the ordinary process or the law cannot be
served on him. or has abseonded. or is alb
~scondtng OF coneealing himself or property,
Orhas h4udently on Is about fraudeutiy tOdls-
pose Of his property; and is justly indebted to
the plaintiff In the sum Of S9, that the claim
is just, and an attachment having been issued
by me and returned by IA proper officer, levied,
etc.
1t Is therefore ordered, That the defendant
appear before me, at my Office, No. - Monroe
street, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee. on
the 18th day Of November, a.. D., 1917, at
Il O'Clock am, and defend this suit, OF the
same will be proceeded with * parte; and
that a copy Of this notice be published once a
week Tor o q consecutive weeks in the Mem
phis PPEAL
oc5 sat VIM WALLACE, J. p.
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Saturday, October ge, 1879,

within legal hours, the following described
property, to-wit:
Part Of Block No. II, in the W. E. Butler ad-
ditiOn in south Memphis: Beginning at a
point on the north Side Elliott street, Lao feet
east OF the intersectit n Of said street With De-
Soto street; thence ~eastwardly with the line
Of Elliott street s73 feet to a stake; thence
northwardly to the north boundary line of
Block No. 10 in Buffers division; thence
Westwardly O feet 9 inches 10 a stake; thence
sOuthwardly IA feet to the beginning.
Also, Lot 10. 8 and a part Of Lot MOI In
Block No. Il, In South Memphis, and beginsat
southwest corner Of Lot No. 5, in said Block
No. A, on st. Martin street; thence NORTH
wardly, with the east line OF 81. Martin street,
y feet Z inches; tnenc eastwardly and paral-
lei with Vance street 70 the bayou thence
southwardly with the bayou about y feet z
inches 10 the southwest corner OF said Lot No.
s.; theuce with the south line OF Lot No. s
westwaIdly ~ Meet 70 the beginning, being all
of Lot No. and l2% feet Of Lot MOI.
Also, Lot No. 80, in Block No. q, in John
OvertOn 5 subdivision OF his one hundred and
eighty-one acre tact in South Memphis, and
fronting CD feet on the south side Of CLAW
street, and running back 10 feet.
Terms of Sale-On a credit Of seven and
twelve Z and l2) months; purchasers to exc
cute notes. with approved securities; line to
be retained till same are paid. Equitv OF re-
demption barred. This September 8, ISL
=. A.. COLE, Clerk and Master.
CAN'T & Mcdowell and c. +. Bullock,
Soioitors- se5
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during legal hours, sell TO the highest bidder,
for cash, in front Of the Sherinis Office. on
Second street, near Union, and in the city of
Memphis Tenn, the following described prop
erty to wit: 4 tract OF parcel or Hand lying aud
situated in the county of Shelby and State OF
Tennessee: Beginning at stake on the west
boundary line OF the homestead tract OF land
in the 18th Civil District Of shelby county,
Tennessee, which belonged 70 the late Geo.
L. Holmes, deceased, on which is known as
SCOTS AZ nue., at its intersection with
Holmes avenue, about 40 chains north Of the
intersection Of said SCOTS avenue with the
Memphis and planEroad runs
thence north with SCOTS avenue about 40
chains TO Summer avenue; thence eastward
about 20 chains 10 Rembert's avenue; thence
with RembeTt's avenu about 40
chains to Elizabeth avenue; thence westward
with Elizabeth and Holmes avenues about 20
chains to the beginning, embracing the orig
inal homestead Of said Geo. L. Holmes, now
occupied in part by Geo. G.. Holmes and in
part by W. X. Holmes, intending TO levy on
the entire interest Of Geo. g. Holmes therein,
being an undivided one-half interest levied
on as the property Of Geo. c. Holmes. Octo-
Der 8, 1872. W. j. P. DOYLE,
nrNh EharnfF EhaNhv~ a1rnH-u
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Probate Court SaIe of ReaL Estate

No. IS, X. DIN the Probate curt of shelby
county, TennesSee-Geurge L. douglas,
admir- OF estate Of Z. y. Bond, deceased, ".
X. F.. Bond ct al.
FINDER ana oy virtue OF an nterlocutory-
~ decree for sale entered in above cause.
At the present October term Of the Probate
Court, 1 viii sell to the highest bidder, at pub
lie auction, on the PREMISES, on
Tuesday, November IL, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate belonging 70 the estate Of r. N.
Bond deceasedi lying in shelby county, Ten
bounded as follows:
Lot No. t-Beg!nning at a stake in q road in
the east line OF the HaTrel tract, Of which this
lot IS a part thence north with said line b
enalns andB links to a stake; thence west u
chains and - inks to a stake: thence Sl55a E
- chains and 3 links 10 a Whiteoak marked
' b.; thence east "a chains and % links to the
begtnning-cOntaining 50 acres
Also, Lot No. &Beginning AZ the Sc corner
OF LOf No. 1, and runs thence south Q chains
and IS inks to the NE cOrnerof dover lot No.
3, with sweetgum pointers thence west a
chains and 10 links 20 the NV corner Of said
dover lot. with redOak sapling pointer.
thence south fzz or s chains and IA inks to
the SW corner OF said dover lot, with sassa-
fras and redO9k sapllng pointersi thence west
Is chaius and 50 links to a stake 10 being one
of the corners Of dover lot No.. 1. thenca
north Z chains and IS inks to a stake the NE
e rner Of dover lot Nc. /; thence Wesf q
chains and 20 links TO the NV corner OF go
dover lot stake $ 9h' So links from a WHILE
oak marked Ak thence north rs chaf.s
and So links 10 a stake. IN nee east 40 ehaiDs
ind a links 70 a stake in west line Harrei
40 links to the SW corner OF lot No. n fEeDce
east IA chains and 90 inks to the b~e0ipnf-g
containing Il $500 acres.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
By J. II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk
III u. sale, Sol. for compln'.. ooIq
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Attachment Notice.

u3, A. DIN Bartlett Circuit Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-M. L. Meacham vs..
Thomas II. Hobbs.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section S45 Of the Code OF
Tennessee, and returned into Cont levied
upOu personal property Of the defendant. and
afidavtt having been made tina the defend
ant Is indebted 70 the plaintiff in the sum
$50 by note, and that the defendant Is a nom
resident Of the state Of Tennessee:
Il is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the Bartlett Circuit Court Of shelby county,
at the courthouse, in the town Of Bartlett. on
the second Monday in December next, and
defend said attachment Euit, within the time
prescribed by law or the same will be pro-
ceeded with exparte; and that 4 copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four
consecutive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at once in Bartlett this the 9th day Of
October, 1872. JOHN MCBROOKS. Clerk.
Iarnagin q Erayser. Attlvs for DILT. -ncII fri
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NOn-Resident Notice.

-
No. 62i.-IR the Second Chaneery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee-Green j. FOutg
vs.. Mary h. TTigg. and has =. p. BOwles
A. ". q. BOwles and Henry Z. StetsOn, urm
BOwles Bros. q Co.
happening from the bill which Is sworn
L 10 in this cause hat the defendant. Mary
Z. Trigg is a resident Of New Orleans. Loutsi-
ana ChEs- :. p. BOwies is a resident of Paris
France. and A VIC. B0Wies and Henry g.
StetsOn are restdentsOf the state Of New York
and that they are all nonresident Of the StaIe
Of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein
at the courthouse Of the second Cnancery
Court in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee
on or before the nrst Monday in November, lS72
and plead, ansWeror demur 10 complainant
bill, or this same will be taken for confessed
as 20 them. and set for hearing ex parIe; and
that acOpy Of this order De published Ouce a
week, for four successive weeks, IN the Mem
pitts Appeal. This Sd day Of October, 1872.
A ~cOpy-Attest,
MD. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE MALLERY, DC. NJ.
Inc. q EHnnHa AAN EaaAaaaAUH# -AH
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LEGAL.
Attachment Notice.

IlsZ% A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby ounty, Tennessee-Martim & Lang
star IS. :. r. Birmingham.
N this cause an attachment having been
a suod out under section $50, Of the code OF
Aenuessee, and returned INTO c0urk, levied
upom perEonnt property Of the defendant. and
attday1t having been made that the defend
ant i Indebted 10 plaintiff in the sumDf -
FOR damages on breach Of contract, and that
the defendant Is q nonresident Of the state Of
tennessee, or Is about 70 remove his proper
" Ouf of the state.
IL rs therefore ordered that he make his per
soual appearance herein, before the Judge Of
the First Circuit Court of shelby county, at
the courthouse in the city Of Memphis, Om the
Third Monday IN Janunry next. ana defend
eaid attachment suit within the time pre-
-Tubed by law, or the same will be proceeded
with exparte, and that u copy Of his order be
published once q week. for our consecutive
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
Done 90 oihce, this 2ith day or September.
l6l FltANK TAFT, Clerk.
by B. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
MenWefher q scales. AfrfvS f0r pfF ssZ5
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AT Manchester there are indications OF an
increased business, and s. favorable turn IN
the money market would doubtless, be fol-
nov down % a point At which the most pru-
dent merchants consider n safe 10 operete
under ordinary circumstances. Quotations
are 5 n shlrtings, Indian makes, 81 20 p 2
piece; No. sVs mule yarn I'D, lH4d and I'D for
1mnon good and best seconds; tHis, k3ze
lsd
Al Bombay for the week ending the nth
inst the receipts were NIL, against 500 bales
same week last year, and shipments nil this
and last year. on ~shipboard DO b~ales-agsinst
3J,Ju a. same date last year.
The increase Of cotton production In lDdia
has been Tar les than might have been ez-
pected from the COlossel Of Great Britain,
especially In It's enueaVOug 20 stimulate the
culture 10y Offering specdy and comparatively
cheap railroad Access 20 market. Not many
are aware o. the ul0rnOus amount expended
on their eastern roads.
The receipts AT the seaportsw weekly for The
80 ..---.- :. -.
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FRoX ST. LOUIS TO MEMPHIS ny RIVER
Flour, per barrel Sc; pork, per barrel, G0c
whisky, per barrel, 81 .; corn and oats, per
lO0 pounds, pc hay, per 100 pounds, 9ci bacon
and lard, per 100 pounds, 2c.
COTTON FREIGHTs,ALL RAIL-TO New York,
g. p; Boston, 81 90 Providence, 81 IS; Fall
River, 81 IS; Philadelphia 81 Is; Baltimore
81 lOi Liverpool, S. 90.
CgrToS FREIGHrs, RIVER M RAIL-New
York, 81 Is; Boston, 81 3; Providence, 81 30;
FAN River, 81 81 Philadelphia, 81 Is; Balti-
more, 81 WsLiYerpoOL IS I'D
ALL RAIL FROM LOUISVILLE TO MEMPHIs-
First class, per 100 pounds, Wc; second class
per 100 pounds, Coo; third class, per 100 pounds,
50c; fourth class, 4Oc; hfth class, per 100 pounds,
Bc; butter and cheese, per 100 pounds, Zee
Hour apples, onions, potatoes, hominy, corn
meal, per barrel, soc; beef and pork, per bar.
rel, sOc whisky, per barrel 81 50; hay, per car
load, 50.
ALL FROM -CISCISNATI 70 MEMPHIS
First class, per 100 pounds, SIC; second class,
per 100 pounds, zoe; third class, per 100 pounds
gc; fourth class, per 100 pounds, 5c; nth
class, per 100 pounds, 45c butter and cheese
per 100 pounds, &c; hour, apples, onions, 20
tatOeS, hOminy and conmeal, per barrel, 73c.
barrel. g.
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MONETARYAND FINANCIALMATTERs

NEW YORK, October 2i-GOLD opened at
n3, advanced 70 1874 fell % ll2s<, bat rallied
% 1l3, and closed al LII. Loans were from 4 20
per ceIt. for use, and 3 to per cent. for car
rying. Daily clearings, SSz,000,OO0. Foreign
EEchnnge market was hrm, and closed al l0F<
for prime bankers s~iXty-days sterling, aud
1l0Z for sight. Ths Money market ranged from
4 to per cent call loans, and closed az 4 % 5
per cent At the annual election for officers
OF the Gold Board to-day, G. o. Morris was
elected President. Governments closed up
strong at about the opening rate. United
states Coupons 1881, l6k; = Of 1852, ll55k;
SOS Of IS68,uJk; 53)s Of lo65, ll5T; q Of 1896,
new, uGk,52s Of lS57, u45s; 5-As Of 1855, ll4H;
I0-40s, 1861; new IS lg1s; Currency Is, ll35E.
S0aGaeTH Securities strong. Mlss0uris, Lhi
lennesesses, old, 70; TeDnessees, new, z5E;
Nirginias, new, 81; NiTginlas, old, =; North
CaroliDas, new, S; North Carolinas, old, ~.
The sub-Treasury disbursements we're sl,2A3,-
so, mostly anticipated interest on November
bonds. St9cls opened firm, but fell OF q per
cent before the first call, with the exception
of Pacific Mail and Western Union. These
Two stocks led all day, all selling Up TO sly. an
advance o. 2 per cent? and the Pacific Mail
running W 70 Wai an advance Of ~ per eenh