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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-03-28

DANBURY, Conn, dog has learned
to bring in eggs from the barn, and his
delighted owner names him Leigh
Hunt.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHASGE-FIRsT GALL,
f0t O'CLOCK A. NJ.

90 o. T. go Reg. es u.lli, lno y S2O Con 62''iti
5000 /. go Cos 6.....nt CV VS e1n Res "~''''h'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
Coleman Benedlel,s eloslng qnotatIOns q

The gold market has been dun all the way through,
and all the sales were made at lI2I9u3s33. the basis
also OF yesterdays sales There at present decded
lack Of speculative interest IN The market though there
was some renewal Of talk about shipping specie at the
present stiffness Of sterling. Tie Bank OF England,
despite the activity Of the London money market. did
consider it necessary TO adyance its discount rate
at the weekly meeting Of the managers and 70 sl con
tinues at six. Cable adVices report heavy tone 70
American securities Gold. however was but little in
nuenced by these considerations. Cash gold commanded
slight consideration for use, borrowers paying
1at I64 6, and per cent The bids for the Treas
ury gold aggregated S 10000 at ll225all3 Tne enino
million was awarded 10 W. J. Bnning at the blybeo
figure The Assistant Treasurer paid OUT $1,000 N com
interest on the public debt and 1890 in redemption OF
called bonds The days business at the Cold Exchange
Bank was az follows: Gold cleared, SilcsLooo; gold
balances 1l92l13; currency balances, N,I5Ic The fol
LII H. .it.aI1 Of n
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
following were the bids

There firm tone 10 speculation in Southern State
bonds Tennessees new advancing TO a. and South Caro-
nas new jan TO July, to 26 Missouri O. sold Al 9..
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
TnuRspAY. Oct. I7-r.N.

On the whole the Stock Exchange has pre-
sented fewer features of interest than yesterday The
stock market started of active and for the FIRST hour or
so prices ateS down merriy pretty much all over the
list under an mex pcac break IN Pacific Mail from s7l
to s4 This hitherto strong stock carried IA its break
away considerable CONSERVATION with H. and lis com
panion shares declined TO q pei cent Toward noon
business began 70 slsckeu, and small dcal-
ings characterized Tie afternoon market. though
IN tho volume OF bWsnoea iel on. prices
began 10 pick up. and b,ioro ibt clcse the market
became strong at sagh ali lo' tot tLs lsAt ns-
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

The days business at the y. 3. sub-Igeasury w7s:
cold psvTes .. 865g q Careuey balaHce... lOl53s q
Gold balance s9tj ta iCgson Soir" "
Currency rcceiDS..... l,V1],4l sol
Foreign Exchange the basis eff the following
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

The Bank OF England lost in bullion during the week
s39sOOO sterling The cimbra sailed with $4,000 In
specie.
The monetary situation is unchanged and our report
of this morning would fully as well serve Tor iodays
market as for yesterdays Call loans between brokers
were done at to G. while discounts move at 9tonper
cent, with little doing below 10.
Government bonds have been quiet, but the hlmness
Of yesterday was pretty well sustained. Fish Hatch
# 1 n m
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

A Treatise on the CITY Water Rights, Street s
and Real Estate by J. W. GERARD Jr, Baker, Voorhis,
Col, Is intended furnish the legal profession, ana
owners OF real estate in the cities Of New-fork ana
Brooklyn with a complete manual Of reference In regard
to the title Of the City Corporation the public prop
ery and to the rights OF individual owners as connected
with the interest OF the State and City IL treats OF the
local water rights. tho title to wharf and pier prop
erty and to the public streets and places ana OF inc
city boundaries and Jurisdiction with the powers OF
official bodies and departments relative to the above
named subjects The work strikes out a new pain In
its discussion Of legal authorities and brings out great
amount OF information that is at once novel and i'm
pOrtant.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

head beneath H. leaving u not rag TO It's naked
ness After reading Thackeray, there springs up In
utter contempt for ourselves and for the world in
general All human nature Ia false, rotten and utterly
worthless His good infinitely less respectable
than his roguos Bulwcr tells the story in his
way. with less heart and more RIGHTEOUSNESS. Dickens
has an easy code Of ethics, but a very dangerous
He runs into the immoral indfcrentlsm SO prevalent
nowadays, but this much must be said to his credit
that "he never abuses his talents by abusing the Catho
lies" The upshot Of the whole matter. as the writer
thinks is that must have Catholic school OF mover
lists, crowd OF authors like Gerald Griffin, Bernard
hcCabe Lady Fullerton, who shall successfully compete
with the Eugene Sues the Dumases the George Sands
and the Miss Braddons, and who shall show that godl
and true love not duh and nsipd tmngs and
that sacrifice for noble purpose and the triumph Of
duty the impulses Of passion full Of the pro
foundest interest for man.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
New Publications.

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6 do net uassrtafs 70 sssisn q eau1s

urcs Of the day. We do net uHaertaks assign eana
the break away In Pacific Mail. bat the whole
ment Of yesterday and to-day strongly suggestive 20
q scoop" The leading fayorites have been well repre-
sented but dealings far inferior TO yesterday.
The opening highest lowest and closing prices Of sseks
Uere IA follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18


Private dispatches nom Washington. to-day, say that
Secretary Boutwell, IN his forthcoming report Ia Con
grcss viii recommend additional legislation 10
enable him TO negotiate aud a per cent bonds II u
mtmated that the plan proposed will De compel
banks accept a per cents for per cents which
they hold Ia circulation.
The EIIe Railway Company report weekly nipss .
commencing April !. 1872, as follows:
1872. 1871.
For the veek eud.ag Oct b.. $u02s5 SWsRE
Previously reported s.sll6se asfd3t
rotsl esru-ass snee April L.. soSslssl sw5ls@S
Increase for the IA. A1Si
Increase ior - weeks 70 dste..,... k,lo
The Mercantile Loan and Warehouse Company located
in the vaults OF the Equitable Insurance Building
Broadway. has a number OF safes which they viii reat
at prices ranging from SIS TO 500 per Every
precaution has been taken make these waits sae,
and invite the attention OF all desiring Sas rsosa
tory for securities valuable merchandise to their
vertsement IN another column.
The Philadelphia stock market Il dull Penpsy wanna
e., l05 Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad 25i; Reading
Railroad. sos; Pennsylvania Railroad. ssl 6o. Iisl
The bullion in the Bank OF England has decreased
Rsqa 900 during the past week.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
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nnOtatl0ns
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
City bank shares sold 0II0ws: PlenlI az IIl Park
at I5O and Gold Exchange at no. The following we're
NE DDS.
Ofer-d- Asket.
nnr.t A.ice.

Railroad bonds were quiet and steady; Central Pa
Gifts sold 99 9e98 Great Western Frsts & at 95 and
81. Louis and Iron Mountain Frsts at 94i The following
were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
% Maryland Cos
CoInpaRY........ III
100 Manhattan Gas. Dos.
go West In Tel.

800 Canton Co. HI
l06. bet caA.l0l
10. 600 Mar Tr los
cert'fs......... u
20 Del, A Hud.
Canal. ...........ll8
100 Mi a ; Paul pr %
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28

lucky and South Carolina. Game cocks
to the number Of $50 have been raised,
trained and collected together with the
special view Of having them take part in
the engagement.
Justice Miller, whose duties are both
legal and clerical, entwined in the bonds
Of matrimony last evening happy pair
of Swedes, Mr.. John Nyberg and Miss
Anna Sophia Anderson. The Squire
delivered learned discourse on the sub,
ject Of 1.-TWO hearts and two souls, also
on the result Of domestic difficulties and
the duties Of married persons toward
each other.
The approach of spring seems to in
spire animal life with warlike proclivi-
ties. We have heard Of several impend-
ing duels within the last few days, but
unfortunately for newspaper reporters,
the controversies did not develop single
startling or sensational item. A first
class duel in the presence Of newspa-
per men would be thing worthy of the
philosophical reporters who at present
are pining for sensation under the code
duello.
Bobby Swim, noted whitehorse
jockey, who had been ruled off from the
turf for foul riding, has been reinstated
by the Lexington. KY, association.
Swim is regarded as the best jockey on
the turf, but horse owners are shy Of
him when large amount of meney is
involved. The ruling off for SO long a
time may have beneficial effect on the
jockey, and hereafter he may compre-
bend the distinction between foul and
fair riding.
Political circles are giving many man
ifestations Of life at present Candi-
dates are smiling, and shake hands with
the sovereigns in the NEST energetic
manner. Even the newspaper reporters
have to undergo daily this political
penance. Each candidate-as it has
been from time immemorial-6rmly be-
lieves that he is the coming man, and
that the official apple is within his reach.
Even when defeated the unsuccessful
candidate, still sanguine, dwells on the
probabilities OF what might have been.
Next Saturday week, the 9th of April,
will be the anniversary of the bloody
fight at Shiloh in the year 1862. The
Shiloh fight commenced on Sunday, the
9th of April. and closed on Monday af-
ternoon without any definite result to
either side. Outside of the desperate
fighting and carnage which was carried
on for two days, the principal incident Of
the combat was the death of the la
mented General Sidney Johnston, who
fell on Sunday afternoon in the arms of
victory. His death turned the victory
into defeat so far as the objects of the
battle were concerned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28
Released From Arrest.

P. D. Grizzel and Isaiah Saunders
who were arrested in Fort Pickering last
Tuesday evening on the charge of shoot
ing Mr.. Fred Cole, in Nonconnah bot
tom, in October last, were discharged
from custody this forenoon by Justice
Winters, it being shown clearly that it
was a case Of mistaken identity. The
parties who are charged with commit
ting the murder are William Lewis and
an old negro, name unknown. Lewis re-
sides in the hills some miles west of
fernando, Miss. Since the killing of
Fred Cole both he and the negro have
left the counAry, but their families still
reside in the neighborhood. 1t is be-
lieved that Lewis is concealing himself
in the Mississippi bottoms. Lewis is de-
scribed as tall, slim man, about thirty
seven years of age, red hair and whis-
kers, rather ford complexion, and has
the reputation of being dangerous and
desperate character. Both of these
men have been indicted in our Criminal
Court, and will sooner or later be brought
to justice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28

modest In department. Politically he is
straight out Democrat. Re Is good work.
ing member. enjoys the respect and esteem of
his colleagues, and the confidence Of his con-
stituency.
The towboat Dwight Newcomb has been
purchased by VIM. Sullivan & Co., Of Mount
Vernon. Captain VIM. Dunn will take charge
OF her.
On their last trip up the City Of Vicksbure
and the Grand Tower had close run from
Memphis. The Vicksburg arrived at Cairo
twenty minutes ahead. M
On Monday 0uachita river had risen ten
feet and was still rising.
The Robert Burns goes to the Ohio to-
morrow.
The Colorado, Captain Luker, leaves this
morning at five O'Clock for Vicksburg and all
the usual way landings. II. Deaderick Is
clerk.
The levee between Ursulines and Hospital
streets. New Orleans. began to sink Monday.
and 1t is not unlikely that the break will in
crease.
The City Of Chester. Captain Zeigler. leaves
this evening at five o'clock for Cairo. ST.
Louis and all way landings.
Captain Thorwegan. of tho Great Republic,
intends having. the fire rrates Of his boat
changed. on his return TO St. Louis, so that
wood can be used.
Messrs. Triplett. Bacon Co., of Ovens
boro, are building a mammoth wharfboat.
We clip the following from an Evansville
exchange: "All boats bound southwark go
loaded to their full capacity, and still our
IL ~. 4 r
for the South. and the banks of the Ohio and
Mississippi are lined with cribs Of corn, all
destined fer the same market"
The Rubicon will probably make trip to
st. Louis for repairs.
The chief engineer Of the Natchez tells st.
Louis reporters that the Natchez will make
couple of her fast trips to st. Louis every sea-
son until she makes the fastest time on re-
cord, as she is improving wonderfully in
speed every season.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28

In to-day's LEDGER appears the an
nouncement of the Chickasaw Jockey
Club spring races. The sport will com
mencc Monday, April 10Th and continue
five days. Sweepstake hurdle races will
be introduced this season, and will, no
doubt, attract large attendance. Twelve
fine races for good purses will be run
during the week, the attractions each
day being Of first class racing charac-
ter The most perfect arrangements
for good weeks sport have been made
by President johnson and Secretary
Stone. See advertisement for full par
ticulars as to the races.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28

Two young ladies in England, ac-
tresses, appear on the bills Of provin-
cial theater as nieces Of Charles
Dickens" whereat Charles jr., is much
aggrieved and denies the impeachment
in the public prints.
1t is related of Leasing that he was
occasionally so absent-minded that he
once knocked at his own door, when the
servant, not recognizing his master,
looked out of the window and said, "The
professor is not at home" "0hl very
well, replied Leasing, composedly walk
ing away, ~ will call again"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28

Our New York dispatches o-day announce
an advance of &c since the opening, while
Liverpool and New Orleans are equally firm.
with no change of price in the former and 4e
advance in the latter. Sales yesterday were
225O bales. not including list of 800 bales
bought late in the evening. averaging strict
good ordinary at 2lAc. That, with the pur-
chases to-day. make the sales to noen nearly
800 bales. The demand was not active until
the noon dispatches were received. when lin
its were increased, and quite number of
buyers were in the market prospecting. Upon
one table of 700 bales there was considerable
telegraphing, and another Of 800 bales. aver
aging strict good ordinary, occasioned several
dispatches. the price asked being 211zc.
Prices paid up to the close of this report are
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28
GIs-EIrrrsG at 9l5 Second st.
The Masonic Temple.

The beautiful. plans and drawings Of
the Masonic Temple will soon take form
and shape beneath the hands of archi-
tects and contractors. Next month the
association intends commencing the
building of this structure. When fin
ished it will be the most imposing build
ing in the city, the designs showing the
style of architecture to be pure, classic
and tasteful in the extreme. 1t is gen.
orally discussed throughout the city,
that as trade and commerce are rapid
ly moving down to South Memphis,
it would be best to have our public
offices in the center of the city within
easy reach Of our citizens. The City
Hall, on the corner Of Front and Pop
lar, is considerably out of the way for
business men and taxpayers having Off
cial business with our city officers. 1t
would give general satisfaction if the
city officials could lease the second
story of the Masonic Temple for term
of years. The city departments would
then be accessible to business men, and
the General Council would become q
place of popular resort during its meet
ings for citizens generally. What
a chance this would give to our
municipal orators and working
members to distinguish themselves be-
fore II critical and appreciative audi
encel The time is rapidly approaching
when the old City Hall will be abandoned
for a place more in keeping with the
dignity and prominence of the great
Bluff City. This is a matter to be Sc
riously considered by our citizens and
representatives in the General Council,
Old fogy and old time ideas are rapidly
giving way before the new era Of prog
ress, and as a city rises to opulence and
greatness, its public buildings become
correspondingly magnificent and appro-
pirate to the state Of prosperity existing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28
GENRRAL MARKET.

Flower is frmer to-day and a shade higher
Grain is steady. with light receipts. and
prices maintained. Provisions are steady.
but quiet. Eggs, poultry. etc., are without
change. We quote prices to-day as follows
Apples, 90 90 to So so. Bran. 500 90 TO % so.
Beans, 50 25to2 rs per bush. Bagging. 171ltolsc.
and demand fair. Butter, % to Csc. common
to cheice. Bacon clear sides. IA to Sc (;
clear rib sides. Tie; shoulders, ~ to &c |;
breakfast bacon. 91s to 1Oc; clear rib sides,
"a to re. Sugar-cured hams. 90 to 121Ic.
Cabbages. scarce, $40 to sl1 per crate. Corn
meal, So Is to SO %. Corn. SO to zoe. Cotton
seed. S11 per ton on the 'levee. Coffee-Rio
% to 241sc; Java, q to 3Oc. Dried apples. to
SIC per ID /; peaches. AZ to SIC. Eggs l7tolsc.
Flour, s. 25 to 9 80 for super to fancy. Hay.
s25 to sSl. as to quality. Lard. quiet; tierce,
W to &c; keg. 1O4 to lO1zc; pail. lO5l to lie
caddies. lie. Lemons, 81 TO 81 25 per box.
MoIasses-plantation IS to Csc. as in quality.
Nails, S. Is rates. Oranges, So IS to So 50 per
box. Oats. 50 to SIC. Onions, So 90 to 50 Is
per Dbl. Poultry chickens. 81 50 to So 90;
ducks, 81 90 to 81 so; geese. S. 90 to ST 90;
turkeys, SIS OO to $50 90. Potatoes, 50 90 to
So 10. as in quality. Mess pork, SIS so TO IA 90.
Bulk-clear sides, 81 to SIZE: clear rib, 61z
TO &c; shoulders. ~ to 41sc. Hams, 81 to
SIC. Sugar, open kettle, 81 to l1l5c; yellow
clear. III TO 1ls4c; white, 1212 to he: hard
refined, 1871 to 1870. Salt. 81 Is to So Is.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28
Diseharred from Custody.

Dan. Renfrow, white man, who was
arrested nearly two years ago on the
charge of killing negro in the vicinity
of this city, was released from custody
this forenoon, the Attorney General hav-
ing entered a mol pros. in the case.
Renfrow has been for nearly two years
an inmate of the county Jail and has
been in bad health for some months.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28
srrAu.r1rr1so at BIS Second st. 42t
aerioua Accident

Last Saturday afternoon Mr.. William
johnson, an employee of Farris plan
ing mill on Adams street, had his left
hand cut off near the wrist by a circular
saw. The saw was revolving rapidly at
the time, and the injury was inflicted in
an instant. Mr.. Johnson was conveyed
to his residence on Poplar street, where
he is at present suffering intensely from
the wound. Mr.. johnson was a skillful
m echanic, but met with the accident
ow ing to the slipping of piece Of lum-
bar. on the feeder Of the machine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28
stabbing at Marion, Arkansas.

A report reached the city this morn
ing that DR.. Aleck Grigsby, we'll
known citizen residing near Marion,
Ark, was dangerously stabbed by a
drunken man late last evening. His
attending physicians report the condi-
ton of DR.. Grigsby as critical in the ex-
treme. The full particulars of the affair
had not reached the city this morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
MONEY.
PUEBLO LEDGER 0TvICx,
MuupuTa TENN March 2S. 1R12.

MOREI.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFYICx,
MEMPHIS. TENN. March 28. 1872.
There is light improvement in the demand
for money day, but nothing unusual. as the
amount of currency sent to the interior for
the past few weeks has been small. Rates Of
discount are steady at l0@l2 n cent.
The demand for exchange continues active.
and to-day we learn of offers between banks
of &c premium for large amounts. without
success. however. as none of the banks have
more than they can use. and few cotton bills
are offering. Counter rates on Eastern bills
are from par@1sc discount, and on New Or
leans &c discount. In selling ne premium il
the rate on Eastern checks. and par@1sc dis
count on New Orleans, with little or no de-
mand for the latter.
Gold Is bought at l091z@lOssE. and for a
round amount 1921 would be paid. In selling
a slight advance ever the New York rate
ll05S@1101z--would be asked.
There is no movement of importance in To-
cal investments. A few past due coupons
were taken by dealer to-day at soc. Ten
nessee money and Shelby county warrants
are in moderate demand from ax-payers. the
former selling over the counter at SOC. and the
latter at CSC. Other securities are without
change.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28
ReeIfoot Lnka Rish

A choice lot of elegant perch for sale
at V. D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street, at
fifteen cents per pound. RS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28
WEEKLY STATEMENT.

For the corresponding week last season re-
ceipts at Liverpool were $4,000 bales; sales.
81, 0O0; stock, 750, 900.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28

l0:b s.m.-cottou is frm. Sales for March
and april, 211<c; May. U1<c. Sales for fu-
ture delivery yesterday evening, SEQ bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-28

FRAZIER & Co., pa Main street, are
selling their splendid light-running Blees
machines at cost. Every machine guar
antaad o.