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SheriT's Sales.

John Kershaw, Receiver, Decree for Poreelo-
Lawrence chesnut. sure. e,...,... .'.a% '.. 49,.
DY virtue of an order made in the above en-
Id titled cause, on the 18th day Of April, 1872,
at the April Term of the Court of Common
Pleas for this county, will proceed to sell In
front of the court house door in Camden on the
First Monday, 4thday Of November next, the
following mentioned and described property to-
wit: ,a... .sr. -. no
All those TOWN LOTS, situated in the Town
of Camden, on the north side Of King and east
side of Market-strect known and distinguished
in the plan of said town as lots No. three hum
dred and eleven (3ll) three hundred and twelve,
(3l2) three hundred and thirteen, (3l3) three
hundred and fourteen, OLA three hundred and
fifteen, (3l5) three hundred and sixteen (3l9)
three hundred and seventeen, t3lD three hum
dred and eighteen. (318) will be sold as follows:
First, lots two hundred, (2OO) three hundred
and eleven, (3l1eto three hundred and sixteen,
inclusve-and if the proceeds thereof be insult
ficcnt to pay the debt, interest, costs and dis.
burscments-then, also, lots three hundred and
seventeen (3l1) and three hundred and cigh-
teen (3l8)
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchasers TO pay for
papers.
October TO- At
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Sherif,s Sales.

James Sowcll, Admr1
Vs. Fl. Fa.
Burwclll Jones Sr.
BY virtue of the abpye f. fa to me directed
and lodged, win proceed TO SELL in front of the
court house in Camden, OIL Monday, the 4th day
of November next, within the legal hours Of sale
the following property to-wit;
One tract of land in this county containing
twcnty-three hundred and thirty-two acres, more
or less, bounded north by lands ofSeahorn Jones,
east by lands OF Jonathan j. Ogburn and Grad,
dick Moesley, by lands OF seaborn Jones ana
Hilton Jones, south by lands of Robert Kirklcy
and Hilton Robertson levied; upon as the proper
tv of Burwell Jones Sr. at the suit OF James
Sowell, admr. SO much of the tract asremains,
after setting off the homestead will be sold.
TERMs-Cash, purchasers paying for stamps
and papers.
Oct. 10 At j. z. BOSWELL, 8. X. Co..
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COLUMBIA, September 9th, 1872.

COLUMBIA, September 9th, 1872.
THEBoARD OF DIRECTORS OF the South
Carolina Monument Association, encouraged by
tho success of the Bazaar last year, and yielding
to the urgent request of "a great number of per-
sons, take pleasure in announcing that they will
onen the "NIonument Restaurant, ct the Fair
Grounds on the first day of the Fair, and will
not close their sales until after the distribution
. The Restaurant is entirely under the control
fthe Board of Directors Of the Association, and
the Executive Committee is appointed from their
number.
Lunches will be served from II o'clock a. M,
till p. m.
Contributions of meat and poultry, as we'll as
of money, are solicited, and may be sent 10 cith-
er of the following laddics, who compose the Exc.
cutive Committee.
MRS. J. T. DARBY.
MISS LABORDE.
MRS. W. II. GIBBES,
MISS. l. D. MARTIN.
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MARRIED-On the Sd Of October by
the Rev: J. E. Rodgers, Ma. ANGUS JOHN.
SON to MISS MARY F. CRoFT. All Of Ker-
shaw District.
On Thursday last at the residence Of L.
McKinnon, ESQ.,, by Rev. Dir. Gregg, j: c.
BROWN, ESQ.,, to MISS MARTHA E. ATKM-
SON. Ali Of Kershaw. -
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SheriH,s Sales.
! Fl. Fa.

Robert n. Lewis,
vs.. FL. r"'
John Whitaker and T. ". Salmond.
nY virtue of Fl. Fa. in the above case, will
| } sell in front of the court house in Camden
on the Fourth dny of November next, within
the legal hours of sale
One LOT, with Office thereon, in the town OF
Camden, on Broad-strcet, west side, known MS
DR.. 4. W. Salmond's Office, ut the suit of Il. n.
Lewis. Sold ut the risk Of the former purcha-
ser.
TEnMs-Cash; purchasers paying for stamps
and papers o.,r,,,
October 10.
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m a CARD.

To THE EDITOR OF THE CAMDEN JouRNlL :
l desire to state through your columns that
I am o Republicapaud expect to give py
support to the Igilar Ticket, I cannot,
consistently, Support The the Boilers Tisksst. It
J. F. SUTHERLAND.
oct 10-1t*
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For Sale or Rent.

VUNHE Place known MS the "OoLErnN House"
l. northeast of Camden, and just outside the
incorporate limits. For particulars, apply to
Rev. o. A. DARBY, Oh the premises.
October 10. 2t:s
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EIGHT HEAD OF GOOD CATTLE
A. L. MCMILLAN, Admir-.
October 10 st
Desirable Property,
FOR INVESTMENT.

The large twr story framed BUILDING con-
tanning three Stores, with Dwelling above,
north of fWallace & Burns Store on the cast side
of Broad street, Camden, S G., which has paid
an annual rent of one thousand dollars. for
some years past. Forterms and price. apply to
W. b. McD0WALL
HY%If not sold at private sale, will be sold at
auction on the 4th of November next.
October 10. 4t
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Put the Right Man in the Right Place

Citizens of Kershav, look to yo'ir inter-
est in the coming election, and votefor our
old fellow-citizen, JOHN 8. MRRoNEY, for
Sheriff of Kershaao County. e.,
John s. Meroney and Samuel Place are
the only candidates for said Office, which
will you vote for?
MANY CITIZENS.
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Camden CottonEMarket.

CAMDEN, 8. c. Oct. 10, 1872.
Market active, with an advance Of about
1 cent. Sales for the week 418 bales,
ut 1T to Ut cents. Shipments go,
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Taken UD.

pY the subscriber, on or about the Sd inst,
- black COW, with calf about 3 months
old. The owner can have them by proving pro.
Oct lQ-tf D. SHEORN.
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Money Saved, is Money Made

TIME subscriber will pay the highest prices for
Old Iron, Brass, Copper, Rags, Wool and
Dry Hides. He may be found at the Workman
Building, next door below Mr.. Goss.
Ocl. 3.-1m. l.. WOLFE.
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For Rent.-.lS7S.

4 FIRST CLASS PLANTATION on the Wa
n teree River and Granny's Quarter Creek
Possession given January /, 1873. For further
particulars, enquire at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
October TO- I'm
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Ills not physic which may give temporary relief to
the sufferer for the first few doses but which from con-
weakening the invalid, nor. Is 1t doctored liquor,
which under tpe popular name OF Bttersn Is sock
tensivey palnied off on the public as sovereign reme
dies but Is most powerful tonic and allerstiye, pro-
nounced 30 by the leading medical authorities Of Lon
london and Paris and has been long used by the regu
dial results,
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saE This. Tract uM be suJdicized int
smaller tracts, to suit purchasers, plats O
which can be seen at my office, and that q
Messys. KERsuAW & KERsHAw. =,
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Administrators A Sale.

ESTATE or MARGARgT E. HUGHES
DY virtue of the permission Of the Hon. Jas.
I'D F. Sutherland, Probate Judge of Kcrshaw
county, will proceed to sell on TIL URSDAY.
the oath instant at the late residence of the said
deceased, her Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE.
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For Hire.

vTyHE subscriber hereby gives notice to the
citizens of Camden anil vicinity, that he hus
for hire Horse and Carriage suitable for la
dies and gentlemen, which can be obtained by
applying TO him. His prices are as follows:
For morning, afternoon or evening; 81 so
For the entire day, 200
October 10.-lm. MUNRO BOYKlN. i.
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Sheriff - Sales.
James Chestnut and VIM. N. /
Shannon, Receivers, 49,

James Chestnut and VIM. M.
Shannon, Receivers, ~.
Against Order for Sale.
Thomas L. Boykin and E. D.
Cureton. -.
DY virtue of an order from the Hon. .. W
d Melton, dated 10Th Of April, 1872, to me di-
rected I will proceed to sell, in front Of the
court house in Camden, on Monday, the, Fourth
day of November next, within the legal hours Of
sale, the following described LOTS OF LAND,
to-wit III.
One tract, lying on Daniels Branch, number:
ed thirteen (13) on survey of 8. NJ. Boykin, OF
"Town Creek Plantation" 30th March, A. D.
1869, bounded north by tract No II in said
plat, cast by tract No. a., south by lands OF
Thomas Boykin, and west by tracts Nos 8 and
9 in saidplat. .-,.'
Tract numbered fourteen ia, in said plat,
lying on the waters Of Town Greek, containing
Two Hundred and Eighty-fye acres, bounded
north by tracts Nos. u and Is, east by tract
No. 1G, south by lands of Thomss Boykin, and
west by tract No. Is and lands Of Thomas Boy
kin. j!.... -.
TERMS OF SALE-One half cash; the balance
in nne year, with interest, to be secured by
bond, and mortgage Of the premises. Purcha-
sers to pay for papers and stamps.
, J. P. BOSWELL, 8. K. c.
October 10 ..,, .r ..,..a1 lu At.
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TEnMs.-Onc half casS-the balance in one
year. to be secured by bond of purchaser with
approved security, and q mortgage Of the prcmi-
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SheriH's Sales.

John Kershaw, as Receiver Of
the Estate of William Kirk
land, deceased, Plaintiff, Decree
Against for
J. j. Richardson, as Trustee, Foreclosure.
D. L. DeSaussure and @. j. -
Nc Dowall, Defendants.
DY virtue of IN order made in the above-en-
d titled cause, made on tho 18th day Of April,
1872, by the Hon. 8. W. Melton, Judge Of the
5th Circuit, will proceed to sell before the,
Court House door in Camden, on the first Mon
day, being the fourth day Of November next, the
following property ofthe defendant, J. J. RICH
ARDS0N, to-wIt: 1
All that tract of LAND, lying, being and situ-
ated on Sanders Greek and Gum Swamp, in the
County of Kershaw, known as the "Mill and
Homestead Tract" purchased by William Kirk
land from JamesJ Dunlap and his wife, con.
tanning Eight Hundred and Eighty-cight acres,
more or less, bounded north by lands Of John
Kirkland, on the east by the main public road
leading from Camden 10 Lancaster c. H., and
west by lands Of the estate Of the late VIM. E.
Hughes. =,
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Purchasers to pay for papers. q,
J P. BOSWELL, S. K. G.
October 10 ... At
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powers ofdirection and control, as we'll as rem
der them, responsible, for the failures of their
bodies corporate? Surely not! Why, then,
this special pleading and splitting Of imagi.
nary hairs {?
Again-Judge Melton forswears Tomlin.
son, ostensibly, because he is "carpet.
bagger," Though at the same time, he com.
plains that he (J,tdge NJ yas not "approach.
ee" IN the interests Of the Tomlinson faction)
and pins his faith to Moses, because (foor-
sooth) ofhis being a"native born South Caro-
linian;" and-(hear him, oh ye gods y ':pro-
mises reform and future glory" to this, his
beloved State!
Moses nativity guaranty Verify, his
natal cry, like the cry of the Ranshee, was
ominous of evil, to the unfortunate STATE that
gave him birth!
Noses promises O of reform? Can it be-
that Judge Melton would have sensible peo.
pie believe in hen,e
Speaking, as We assume to do, Gin this be-
halfy not merely for ourself, but for the oood
people of his tortured old commonwealth
we would as soon, Mr.. Editor, see our best
interests confded to the tender mercies of his
satanic majcsty-the devil-as trust in the
assurances" Of Moses, or any like him To
oar mind, a doubtful "carpet-Jagger" is an
6nitsly preferred to a kao,on criminal, who
goes Gas does Moses, unwhipt Of Justice"
But the most Objectionable feature, to u.s.
Mr.. Editor. in judge Melton's remarks. was
bis attempt to demonstrate to the colorcd
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between 100 and 100 during the greater portion OF tno
day and Juat before p m. the Priea say4pess y ~
when 400 shares were ordered 70 BE bonehtin undor
the rue. The larger shorts. like Mr.. Drew ana M
Smith, are not believed yet up TO the cap
ains ONCE though II Is understood that Deacon Drew
offers 10 settle &C 1875 The questions involved In TINS
piece OF strategy are likely 70 be referred 20 the courts
for settlement particularly as the point raised,
whether member OF a broker firm can en-
force settlement OF differences In q stock con-
tract against another member OF the same firm.
This point comes up in the OF Gould band Smith IL
IL stated that Smith offered fument OF bis contract
TO deliver Northwest Common an equal number OF
shares OF Northwest Preferred, which, normal con
dition OF the market Ia worth about per cent
than the Common, and that the offer was declined This
may fetch up another law point not altogether unlike
one involved In suit growing out OF corner in -four,
In which IL that operator In the staff OF life had
contracted 20 deliver certain number Of barrels OF
certain brand or grade OF -four corner In the partcu
lar article made it difficult to obtain the exact goods.
whereupon the delinquent rendered superior grade Of
-four, which was refused. When the matter got into
court the decision was 70 the effect that the ten
dering OF an article superior to that nominated in the
bomb was sufficient compliance with the conditions OF
the contract whether IL might result similarly in the
OF Gould ag Smith remains 20 be seem The rest or
the market has been feyerish and irregular. AZ the
send-of the prices about steady at the closing
his order prices advanced rapidly and we're
only checked about midday. The afternoon market
brought with II another upward rally and az the close
the best figures Of the day we're realized,
the rise equang on average two TO three
points. Northwestern Preferred put In bid for
prominence and equality with It's more fortunate rea
tiOn and opening at s67 made quick upward run 70 iC9
on purchases OF only thousand shares the demand
coming chiefly from the Germans who were frightened
covering subsequently the price broke to 92A and
reacted 10 OCT The Vanderbilt stocks were higher. The
Pacific Mail speculation took upward nand the price
spun up from 9ll Western Union Telegraph reached
IS, and Union Pacific, 96t. All the companion shares
participated in the upward tone Of the market, which
closed strong The improved quotations for stocks on
the general list is believed to be the result OF greater
confidence the valne OF but is likely TO
be the fact that the bears in North were
oyerconndent OF their ability TO break the corner In that
stock, which, had It been accomplished, would have
caused general decline. go II ia probable that they
went short OF the other stocks generally. Failing in
their efforts beat the bulls in North West, they rush
into the market 70 cover other shorts ana the re-
suit is a general advance The opening highest lowest
and closing prices OF stocks we're as follows:
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NETWORK LIVE STOCK Markets.

wurpn rHR G ArrIF ARE FROM.-IlinOis $3.50; Texas.
Ss IA Kent1icky ia pennsylvania 90; Canada 70
Michigan. "a NewJersey. IA -
the receipts OF previous week, while the $50 OF to
day-l57 cars at Communipaw l4s at @ Vs.
iast Monday The quality was quite variable, with a
Small proportion OF fat cattle 90 time when
something fine is wanted for the approaching hOli
illinois droves and New-YOrk third the list,
in largely OF what would fall exc exist
srabIe alongside these miserable little heifers old cows
and stays OF which scarcely brought 7c per q. aud
the bulk Of sales at Onehundredthst with tae
very strong market at that place one week
ago and the decline close upon c per D eut NO
rate the AT ala tie places at about r. IeXas
counted 1850 to-day and the prices were 7c for com
utc The scales butchers taxing taeh ~ presIsse
good demand at ls9isic. selections going az l4c save
now and Shen oada shsy pair dressed beef arrived
today 1t goes OF slowly at si9sc, now
that fresh killed meat is gu and poultry both plenty
and cheap People got their fright about the
.henzo0tic" and are eating chickens and turkeys again
Among the live stock az Fcrtyeghth-st was ear OF
geese and turkeys driven ike sheep through the sreets
The cattle of to-day dragged and some appeared likely
TO 20 for tomorrow. Trains on the Lake shore
road we're snOw-bcund for day or Two, Cutting the
Buffalo marker when the accumulated droves got
The principal shippers az COmmunipaw to-day,
~ Morris. IS J. b. Hunter, IS cars j. r McPher
SON. II ears NJ Goldsmith, and klemans Co., IL ears
each ". II. Mallory, and Berry a Co, each cars !;
yoetter Brainerd cars saddler q Co., cars J. d
DodesmaR, cars Il. Miller, and D. Mcpherson, each
cars.
sales Of the Morris cattle 100 Cherolees, by Dudley
81 cwt az 9tc l25 Illinois, by Samuels esa8 ewt AZ
lif9I9c. % do, by Mycrs 6td1 cwI. &C ntdl7sc. So
by rofey 81 cwt az al2c. II by segel scant "A ewt
f2ac.; 80 BY lAuterbeck, q cwt., at lac.
Coney n MCPHERSON sold their 2b2 Texans n
cwt., estimate cars Illinois, for D. Mcpherson at
i91IIc ON owt Ohio 0r p. KlemaBs u ewt. IL
Is&c. 90 Missouri for same, cwt, &C la l3e $50 Ohio,
for Berry Co.. 81 cwt. &C n9iasc and % fat "A cwt.
Ohio. for a. Miller, CT i3Q1tc.
W. Fitch. for J. B. Hunter, 10 ordinary 81 ewt Texans
nc STE. and 3ss OF ocwt, rough, AZ Tf97t ewt. with
care No. for saddler & Co, strong a ewt, AZ lice.
schussr, for D. II. Sherman ~ Ohio steers u cwt'
az lao. ll
s. Noses sold 81 Ohio steers of Ssssi swt for p Elo
ans. az II 6i2c
NJ Goldamitb sold 90i Cherokees, 81 ey. at sieioc..
and Keatucky for j. D. Dodesman. n owl, Al oi4c.
s. W. sherman. for W. H. Mallory, - rexsns Of ewt.
B. W Gett, Tor vOetser B., s. Ohio steers sss ewt,
at 80lltc.
waixei % cars Coon Thompson, 10 care T. ellis. 10
cars Culver Co, cars; NJ Goidsmifh, 10 cars; A.
Mann, cars; A Woolerton, cars; G. Caef, 8
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We learn that the sales OF lands owDedby the Nornern
Pacific Railroad Company for the month OF Oc.oDot
realized t6Os per The average price oDualneu
an the sales made has been $500 per The Hon.
Wm. A. Howard, formerly member Of Congress from
Michigan has been appointed Land Commissioner OF the
company. -,
The Philadelphia stock market Ia steady Pennsyl-
yana g. 1O0 philadelphia and Erie Railroad 2et Read
ING Railroad So; Pennsylvania Railroad, S. 6od 4-
The specie in the Bank OF France has decreased 'OO
francs since the last report
The bank statement compares as iohoWS WIN ior"i'i
rnfi
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IVI"INI ,
basis OF The following rates.

The monetary situation has presented no important
changes from last week. hut the large business in stocks
and their advanced values create more active and i'm
portant demand, which has been satisfied to-day at a
thrty-second 20 sixteenth and interest, the closing
rate being gold Discounts are SLOW and nothing Is
done below u.
Government bonds quiet and pretty generally
steady and parties holding stock not eager 70 press
the same on the market at going rates. Fisk Hatch
report at p.
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steady iull 10 Tor shippingi ~ wa ~ o Re
tan aHd fair request az 81 "a - 20 Tor Long
I've l5e \ = 0s FOR Short TO- and 90lisoc. for Dat
MOLAssR sForezn and saes Ls hds AMI
EIvtI sTORPs-The demand for spirits Tmpennne hes
nuei bas ed strong ne arss were - Dds
Merebsgt1ble At ezgezse closing a. DC "se o 80 s..
aes 81 bb- strained on private iefins quote
iu saes, 81 hbl Washington az - 70 A1h - Dds
ots At s58 IS So The latter an extreme pnee -,
OATMEAL noSrate ldnnd and seaoy aaes OF j" o1s "
0Ls-Lued srm quiet quoted Sc ron .Eshers hard.
Winter Nenh,deu que bot steady Vase. Other Oi dull
PROVIsIOHS-The PORK market qaie The oasIs
lined ob1ing cts Tie sales, cash and esAr re ~
New Ness al and Shear Clear Sh 5oi or uore def
cry nothing doing. Beet steady but 4et a Of " rs AZ
sse iu and quiet but STEADY AZ rs Tor
Weather Meats du and tane sales o. l Hans
OdfIe lin pickle shosdeR 04tc w rehli
miet snail lots Long Tear tt 8tc az ang A
short Clear Chicago December az bc and W bores
middle Of December private terms Dresss h.g ~
lower; 5a6ic for CITY Lard y weaker am -o
or the future sustained han esiern sa o. - Dos
and At c or No l. Sc Tor tl ". or ~ !" riHs
9Ie for Kettle DO Fancy estern Al IA he Tor Haf
deyery so January on pnyaie terms Nv s @
February 3 and So tea for February anu March sqaa Quantities
PPrRoLEss-Te narKet rather HuHaou osy
but has Relne continues 70 - in s a
sale Of 90 bbls D-cembtf re
Crude .ader With Bbs sold and lie month a. ltc I.s
Greek Quotations nominal and 1nehangfi cases quoted eI
Phadeps here business and no change 10 ps w '
26idZ7c. for November -, ,.o -.
Rangoou At 7d7tc., and As CarohHs Al 1aafe an,
sUGARrhe market for Raw SEZaI vas dni no H mAs Pn
and 9fG0c for arr % good rtnning otc TOT P
do dali aud Seak al llsc for Hams -. a.. -.
sRRDS-ClOver dull steady Sc export orleis A nc NM
Timothy quiet HS1 50 ~
TALLOW dull important change. sales N 10 onh"
81c. Prime quoted a. s1s llbc $50, . ,,,. 49,.
WHISKY lower and moderately av aes Of :" Dds " 1's anu
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The gold market has pretty generally reapsed INTO ts
normal condition and the late furry is about over appa
rently though the market Is yet in rather sensitive
condition All the sales to-day at 1925 St though
the preponderance OF business vas at ll23 The
cable adyces are still favorable consois and United
states bonds ruling strong at the full prices OF last
week while money Is below the bank rate OF per cent
The afternoon market ruled firm the price deriving
strength from the advance in foreign exchanges, and
sales were made high l3t On gold loans the rates
we're g. L. T. and per cent for carrying to Hat LID
and 64 on the borrowing side The days business az the
cold Exchange Bank az follows; Gold cleared
sossoOoo gold balances s26O2O63 currency balances
S32lss5s The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 In
coin interest on the public debt and $4,000 in redeemed
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MONDAY. Nov. 2s-P. NJ.

MONDAY NOV. ~ n
While Northwestern Common has COM
handed the conspicuous prominence accorded 70 &c since
l4s "Wednesday night yet has been much less ex-
eitemsnt attending its movements today than charac-
erzed It's Friday and Saturday. Many settle
made In the stock privately, both on satur
day night and Tins morning, but II Is by no
probable that the entire shcTt interest
has bean sold out judging from the ransn
Of the sales to-day. The stock nnotnaseo
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THE MARKETS.
lc,rnIl, R.nsr,.4 Or rnu rnlrurr.I

fcA,,fsll, R.pstsd isr rHs raIsUSHi
MONDAY Wow IS ls7s
AsHBs-Rserpss to-day phes POls sshoot ehaags
quoted a 81 p. Pearls dali and nominal
CORFEEThe for RIO AIRY active apd urn II leD
late 81 UFsaa, Arye a Bahnere other
kinds dali We quote hasaeabo al b9lste. gAyA ~
snd Java, i8fa2o1L, geld
coTT6N-T ssss demand Cotton The pot he
market 4 stssays qaois - iollOssi