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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-22
AIFXANDRJA GAZETTFE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISE

CORPORATION CouRr-.]udge E. M Lone
presiding. The will of Harrison Bradley was
admitted TO probate.
Porter K Go. VS. Gross executors, &c; de
cree.
Harlow VS.. McFadden; dismissed.
Ferrill VS. Brewis' administrator: continued.
Licenses to keep ordinaries were granted to
Cooney & Bro, Sanford Brown, NJ. Ruben,
Fritz Schneider, Henry Herbner, Joseph Col
nus, Anthony Dryer, John Ahern, ThOs De
witt, Henry Callan, Patrick O'Nei, Edward
Quinn, John Verdon, Marteu Lawler G. X.
Grimes. W. p. Woods, Eaton d Co.. John K.
GRAY, Thomas Dowuey }. !. Monroe, George
Stenernagle, John Mcitahay, Edward Hughes,
Seter Blouse. Louis Appich. }. ?. Rice, Daniel
Henry, Jefferson Roberts and .lustus SchneI-
der two.
Court adjourned till p. m.
Collision. steamer Lady Of the Lake,
while on her way up from Norfolk, about half
past six o'clock, Yesterday morning, colided OFT
Fort Foot with an unknown Schooner, and had
a portion of her forward port gansway stove IN
and carried away The schooner was injured
but slightly, and kept on her way down the
river.
DOG FlGlrr-A dog fight occurred yesterday
evening in the presence of large number OF
interested and excited spectators at Lochahar'
across the Canal locks. The animals belong
to James Dean and William Cook. and the
formers dog after what is described rs !; bully
fight, was declared the victor.
SCARCITY OF VESSELS. u scarcity OF
vessels as now exists at this port has been
rarely known before, and as all the coal agencies
have large orders 10 fill the consequence Is that
freights have suddenly and rapidly advanced.
and rule at figures greatly in advance OF those
of many preceding years.
CANAL News loaded boat sunk at Seven
Locks, Just above Georgetown, Saturday even
ing, aud Interrupted navigation for twenty ,lo,r
hours. Boats com menced arriving here again
about eight o'clock this morning, and have
continued to arrive freely ever since.
PRAISE WORTHY ORDERS The Mayor has
given special orders to the police to arrest all
parties who sell liquor to minors; all keepers OF
houses Of i'll fame who allow minors to visit
their premises, and all boys caught playing ball
In the streets
TIE STEAMER Acknowledgment Frank
HullingShcad. of the steamer Koyport has lie,
come part owner Of the steamer Arrow, and
will soun take command Of the latter boat.
CLANS Among the arrivals at EiShown
this morning. was that Ola sloop with cargo
OF 80, 600 white clans, which were offered for
sale at 50 per thousand
DEATH OF Mr. TUCKER-Mr. john W.
Tucker, a well known and highly appreciated
citizen of Washington: and nephew OF Mrs.
John J.. Smith Of this city, died yesterday.
FgEsu FISH. Mr.. Cawood has sent us from
his fishing shore some fiue rock and perch, and
OF her fish
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-22

TOMMISSlONERS SALE OF YAI.UA-
" BILE and HIGHLY IN PROVED LAND.
BY virtue of the decree of the County Court al
Fairfax county, rendered ut September term.
1871, in the SUIT of Jones executor VS.. Taylor
and others, the undersigned, rs special Com
mssoners named in said decree. Will, on MON
DAY, the 10Th day of May 1872 that being
Court day. sell, to The highest bidder, by pubic
sale, in front Of the Court House door Of said
county, at II o clock m., that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND of which the late Commo-
dore Thomas APP c. Jones died seized, and
known rs SHARON. This farm lies the
Falls Bridge turnpike, about six miles from
Georgetown and seven miles from Washington
city. and contains III acres The improvements
ares STONE DWELLING, two stories sre1=::.
high with basement, 1t stone building tor H@.J,
gardener and servants, ice house, bath houso
three large barns with other out-bu!ding5.--
There are large orchards OF lru;t trees Of assert
ed varieties apples pcnchcs pears, &c. Tia"
land equals in fertility any in that part Of tn"
St4tc-thr land having been heavily lined, rem
dcrng sharon one Of the most beautiful resi-
dences and productive farms in the county.
Terms Of Sale So much n cash n viii b" r.
quircd to pay the costs Of suit and expenses "i
sale and the residue in three equal annual pay
mcIlts of one two and three years with interest
from day of sale; the purchaser to give bond,
with good security, for the deferred payment,
and the title to be retained until the la, pay
ment is made. Stamp, and cunvcyamcng AT tie
expense of the purchaser.
THOMAS r. LOVE,
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
II. w. THOMAS,
THOMAS MOORE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-22
Isy Green IL Wise.

Real Estate Agents and AuctoneerS
A UCTlON SALE OF VA l. u \ h l. +
- HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUkNi-
TURE.-Ni be offered for sale, by pubic
auction on TU ESDAY, the 3o,h day Of April
1872 ut the brick dwelling, No. 49, on Tia.
north side Of King street, tm" doors west 81.
Washington St, Il large assortment OF HOUSE.
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, cor
sSting OF Parl"r and Chamber S"i>, Tabt''>.
Chairs, Mirrors, &c. Sale to begin at 10 " cI"r".
+. NJ. LOWE.
ap BITS Executor Of Sophia +. Lowe.
VIRUSTEE,s sALEOF VALUABLE
l. WHARF PROPERTY MD MACHl NJ
SHOP BUILDINGS, AT ALENANDKIA,
VIRGINIA.-By virtue of deed oftrus from
Smith & Perkins, dated May !>t, Is I, and re-
corded IN liber 9 30. B. folio 40, of the land
records of Alcxailtdria county, | viii! rs trustee,
offer at public sale, on the premises, on WE'D
NESDAI, the 29lh day OF May, 1872 all that
valuable property lately known rs the ~ X
GINA LOCOMOTIVE and CAR MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY" having II front
on the Potomac river OF l7G feet, and OF Wolfe
street Of $50 feet bounded on the west for l76! Il
by II ~ feet alley, and on the south for 2jD feet
BY the north line OF Hunters Ship-yard con-
tanning upwards Of Al OUo square feet of area. II
has in addition good and substantial wharf "SX
So feet running into the river, with front prlv-
lcge of BOG feet To the channel, with sufficient
water to accommodate the largest vr-scS. On
the premises are large tnrcc-st"ry BRICK
BUILDING covered with slate, formerly used
Ms Il machine shop, and IL twv-,.ory BRICK
BUILDING, covered with ron and Il !trgc
onc-story SHED BUILDING connected with
the brick houses, and forming ground floor OF
l0Oxl25 feet. This property, for manufacturing
purposes or as II coal shipping depot, has vrry
great advantages BY water, and track of ljn II.
In length will give connection with AL of the
railroads ccntrcng at Alexandria.
Terms: Onc-th;rd cash, and the remainder Oh
credit of five years, with Scmi-annual interest,
to be secured by negotiable notes and II deed Of
trust and policy Of insurance. The taxes for
1872 and the costs of conycyancing, including
stamp duties, to he borne By the purchaser
Possession given in September.
ap. cots JANE IS p. SMITH. Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-22

DOG FIGlrr.-!A dog fight occurred yesterday
evening in the presence of Il large number OF
interested and excited spectators at Lochatar'
across the Canal locks The animals belong
to James Dean and William Cook and the
formers dog, after what is described rs Il bully
fight" was declared the victor.
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Washington, ap 19-6t

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C., at IS King
IL street.-The are now receiving complete
assortment Of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Build
er>' Hardware, SC, &c, to which We invite at
tenton For sale Wholesale and retail.
j. T. CREIGHTON & son,
Al IS King st cor RoYal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-22

CONFIRMATION. The rite of confirmation
Was administered yesterday in all the Episco-
pal Churches in this place In Grace Church,
,. were confirmed; in st Paurs Church, "a
IN Christ Church, 4a. Bishops Johns and
White oficiated in the morning at Grace
Church; and Bishop White in the afternoon
al! at night in St. Paul's and Christ Churches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-22

ECOND TRIP NORTH.
We have just returned from the North and
other DRESS GOODS. to which the attention
of the ladies is specially invited
ap Is HOOME Els, ASHBT s co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-22

Seventy-fre groce Fire-proof Sum- Comet,
Q. K: and Hinge Chmmcys; also Sum- Comet,
Sun-hinge. Argand, Favorite, Orient and No
chimney Burners, just received at is King ST:
NH 28-3m T. j. MILLER.
NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT for sale at IA
~ King street
apm w. +. BRO0kES.
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Augusta. November, 1863.
I.TTSE.HE.NTS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "A.
The original

DENT Il IL + n Nj IL /
S W IS B + l. L r n G. L L s,
A nd the renowned hulnorst and facial arti>
SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
E"cali>l.
Har,,i$ts and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-22

1870 SPRISG 1870
i q 10 TRADE i q =.
Plow Shares, Mould boards, Land-sides, Ham
mered and Rolled Plow Plates, &c. A full and
complete stock, at wholesale and retail
JAMES F. CABIN s. SONS,
nh 10 63 King street
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POLICE AFFAIRS 1t is understood that the
Mayor has been informed of gross dercliction
of duty on the part of several members of the
Police force, and that the charges will be iu-
ves,igated as soon as the Council can appoint
sufficient number of readymen to supply the
places of those who will be removed or sus
pended provided the charges against them be
sustained As the Council will meet to-mor
row night aspirants for the probable vacancies
will doubtless avail themselves Of this informa-
lion to make their applications.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-03

NEW YORK, November2 2, 100 s-m.-The
cotton market Is dull. Ordinary, lGsc; goo
ordinary, lE<e; low mlddliug, NC middIing,
1870; Alabama, 1870; Orleans, D1sci TeNss,
31Yc. Futures quiet sales to-day, 500 bales;
futures, SD bales; January, lSz9ls B-l6c
February, 10 I-lsc: March, n0minalIy Is 7-lec
April, ~nOminally, lgzc; November, 1870 bid
December, nominally, lSfc.
n.45 p.m.=The cotton market Is weak
ordinary, 1910; good ordinary, lssci low mid
ding, is r.. Official, unofficial, lEsc; Alabams
&c; Orleans, Eg1c; Texas, NLc. balestO-day-
spinners, 2I8 baies; speculation, 1 bale; fu-
lures, lL,00 bales; last eventeh export, 100
bales; TO spinners 80 bales meNa4ed In the
sales are 80 bales 20 arrive. FutEsB weak
January, Ii I-l6c May, 1870; Noven4er, isA;
December, Is 9-l6c.
States portE-receipts, l,3B bales; export TO
Great Britain, l4,I5S bales; Continent, none;
stock, BLISS bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2, n:& am
Cotton in moderate demand; middlng, lSc'
No sales.
: p.mLCotton Is easier; middling, ls1sc;
sales to-day, 100 bales; last e~veningrzSO bales
receipts, SD bales.
LIVERPOOL. November >, 30 s.m-Cot-
ton quiet but steady; uplands, lO1sd Orleans,
htSd. sales to-day, lO,0U bales.
I'D - market quiet but steady
uplands, IOgl0td; Orleans, l0Hd. Sales to-
day, 1900 bales; export and speculation, SSo
bales.
CINCINNATI, November 2-Cotton is dull;
middling, l9c.
ST. LOUIS, Novembsr2-Cotton quiet low
mlddiing, lS%glsc.
LOUISVILLE. November 2-Cotion steady,
with s fair demand; low middling, is5fe.
NASHVILLE, November 2-COttoD is dull
and prices dropping low middling, E5<c
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed to me by
ID ". B Waldran on the Sth day Of April,
1858, recorded IN the Registers Office OF shelby
county In Ok No. y, pages lis and Il9, for
The purpose o. paying the debts therein fully
described, at the request OF the beneficiary, I
VIII, on
Thursday, 21st Day Of November, 1879,
in front Of the Waldran Block, and upon the
premises, between the hOursof 10 O'Clock am.
and 2 o'clock pm, sell At public a~uctiOn, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described tracts, parcels or lots Of land, with
the improvements thereon, lying, being and
situated in the city OF Memphis, county Of
Shelby and State OF Tennessee, and bounded
as follows, to-Eft: Beginning on the east side
OF Main street, D hundred and nifty ESQ
feet north OF linden street; running thence
eastwardly, parallel with Linden street, one
hundred and seYenty-nye us feet to the
west side OF Mulberry street; thence north
wsrdly with Mulberry street seveuty-eteht
and one-haif $50 feet % a stake; thNDce
~WestTardly, parallel with Linden street.-The
hundred snd seventy-ive 175} feet to the east
side Of Main street; hence southwa-dly with
the east side OF Main street s~sventy-eight and
one-half GS19 feet 70 the beginning; the same
being the lot upon which the Waldran Block
Is situated, including all the Improvements
and Rppurtenances tnereunto belonging.
The equity OF redemption Is expressly
waived in the trust deed; all taxes IN any duel
or other encumbrszces viii be paid out Of the
proceeds OF the sale. The title Is Believed to
be perfect, but I sell and conye only as
frurraa " NEAETTE W-~u4aa
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MONETARY ANDFINANCIALMATTER

NEW YORK, November 2-MoEEY easy
At I per cent. after lOaning at Z per cent God
market opened a. IL, sold down 70 ll% and
closed al llIsS8lI15&. Loans ranged at La tc
nat for use and LOB for carrying. Cle6rings
S82.Uo.00. A report was current on the streets
to-day that the Treasury had secretly sold yes
tsrdsy and to-day S50,O0 in gold. This re-
port Is not credited in some quarters, AZ II Ii.
believed that the statute fOrbids the secret
sales Of gold by the Treasury. The bank state
ment is favorable, and shows a gain in the re-
serve Of $1,000. The banks nOw have $3.50
e5 above the - per cent. required. The specie
exports for the week amounted 70 Sl,hzSS
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out Al5,-
600 interest on 2400 redemption bonds,
Governments weak and duh during the day
United States Coupons ISL OF
1874, III; ? OF 49,, III; "a OF 1855, me-
6-Ss OF lS5, new, UE4; 51s OF s6, liz; 5-&a
Of 1858, IA; Currency 8, nSH; new IS los
lO4o, uSH. Southern Securities dull and
sourl. Gk; Tennessees, old %; Tennessees,
nsw, 3; Nrginias, new, 81; Nirgtnias, old, a
North CaTolinas, new, ~ North Carolinas'
old. 3k. The Sock marketto-day was iregu-
lar and generally quiet. Pacific Mail declined
from Q5L TO g, ~ erward rallied tog4L- Vest
ern Union declined from 500 ~ Northwest
ern from 81 70 ~, Rock Island from lloH to
1877. The balance OF the list declined ! 70 y
per cent. Wabash and Ohios were compare
lively steady. The indications tonight point
10 o quiet condition Of affairs on the sock
Exchange and Wall street TIL after tie c-ec-
ton. Closing stock quotations: Canton,
los; Western Union Telegraph Company
~. O0AEhHAANGLF - "A @4kAN S1AA
pauy, 49,; Wells & Fargo's Express
company, s.; American Merchants Union
Express Company, u; United states Express
Company, IS; Pacific Mall, 81; New York
Central, IS; Erie, $50; Erie, preferred, T%1;
Harlem, IA; Harlem, preferred, l2l; Michi-
gan Central, ia; P@ittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, So; Northwestern, 7e1i North
western, preferred, 81; Rock Island, iesI;
New Jersey Central, l3H.S Paul, So; st.
Paul, preferred, 7515i Wabash, ESsi Wabash,
preferred, "; Fart Wayne, -; Terre HRute,
Is; rerre Haute, preferred, 4oi Chicago snd
Alton, lis Chicago AID Alton, preferred,
ma; Ohio and Mississippi, s.; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati 81; Burlington and
Quincy, 1856; Union Pacific stock, SH; Central
Pacific bonds,lOO3E; Union Pacific bonds, SIS;
Delaware and Lackawsnais61zi Harlem and
Erie. g.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2-Sight ex-
y discount; sterling exchange, p
ea
LONDON, November 2-Consols, for money,
W.; on account, ~; Us. 59s, 1855, Sl1; Us.
SSs, 1857, So; U. ). lO40s, S. new s., So;
Erie, 81
FRANKFURT, November 2-U. s. Coupons,
sos, q, s51s-
PARIS, November 2-Rentes 5sf. &c.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estat,
ON
Saturday, November 20, 1879.

No. 23-Nicnolas FrscK et al. vs.. Jos. Uhi ct al
DY virtue Of an order Of sale entered in this
ID cause, I Will sell, al public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front Of the door OF the
Second Chancery Courthouse, on Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee,
On Saturday, November %, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit:
certain tract Of land, situate lying and
being in tbs county Of shelby, state Of Ten
nessee, known and described as follows, to-
Wit: Commencing at q point on the lei
Raleigh road OF the mort side; thence
6S lO-l00 (magnete coursel feet 70 a stake
thence 10 the line OF the new Raleigh road
thence with the line OF said road fL0 75-lQ
feet 70 the beginning, being part OF land con-
veyed BY Benjamin Wright 10 Charles Jones,
duly recorded In the Registers Office Of shelby
county, Tennesse8. IN book No -, pages s.
and 50, being lot Ec.l, in Charles Jonss's sub
division, as by survey made By c. T.. Burke,
County Surveyor, containing N-IOO sores.
TERAE-One-third cash balance on a credit
OF six and twelve months; purchaser exscut-
ing notes with two approved s~ureties; lien re-
tanned equity OF redemption barred.
This October q, 1874.
N. Z. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
l. & i. Lehman, solicitors. Oc2
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 0S-In the First Chancery Count OF shelby
county Tennessee.-Lucius T.. Lauier ct al.
vs.. n. L. Bell, Eldridge DuvalI ct al.
II appearing from idavi in this cause
u tnat the defendants. N. L. Bell, EIbridge
DuYaH, WI. keigbler, Nm.J. Boyd Duvall,
keigbier a Coz; Richard c. Dale, John Ross,
Hanson L. Withers, Gerald T. Dale, 5. r.
Egleston dale Ross & Withers); Geo. Schaf-
Ter and q. h Roberts lSchader & Roberts, ];
Ben Field, 7. F. LnngstrOth. W. p. Masen
Pied LangstrOth & Coz; 5. jerks smith,
william Howell smith, Howell 8 co.; Ed
win X. IroWbrtdge, Amos T.Dwigf Z Amos H.
~froH brtdg t~IrOwbrdge. Dwight & COZ Pc
ter 5 Duryee, Henry H~Jaques and Henry W.
Duryee (Duryee, Jaques & Coll ThOmOs A.
Boyd and Mr.. stroud Boyd & Stroud) are
non-restdents Of the state o Tennessee;
IT'S therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
CITY OF memphis Tennessee, Ou or before the
first Monday In December, lsL2, and plead an
swer or demur to compliments original and
amended bills or the same viii be taken for
confessed as to them and set FOR hearing eL-
parte; and that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal. This LIST day Of No
vember, I5E.
A ~cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By II. J. BLACK, d. c. and 81.
q. ". Winchester, Sol. for cOmplnts ln2Sat
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LAHD SALES.
Probate Court Sale of 20 80

-
No. So, r. DIN the Probate Count Of shelby
County, Teuuesee-Georce l. U8agI..
Admir- Of estate o. j. y. Bond, deceased. ~
RI. Boud et al.
y decree Tor sale entered M above cause.
Al the present October term OF rln F-.l.fa
Court, ] will sell % The highest bidder. al pub
lie auction, on the PREMISES, ou
Tuesday, November u, 1872,
within legal hours. tie following described
real estate belonging % Lle s-ilae or Il. ~.
Bond, deceased. lying ln SHELBY cl4.ir. -l-
bounded a. follows.
Lot No. I-Beunniug at a sake ia ar1rr In
the east line ofthe Elrrell tract. of wl.a. this
lot is a part. thence north with e. .Ha Is
chains and - hnEs TO stake. L--rr-a =
81 chains and Q Inks to waft-laE marked
b; thence east 70 chains and % Inks 20 tie
beginuiuE-contaiu4lE D acre.
Also, Lot No. Z-beEIuuing 81. the c1-Iar
OF 10 No. 4. and runs thence south chsIre
and 80 Inks 20 the NJ C1ruerof dover fOt N1.
3 w1th sWeetgum pointers thence west o.
chains ana 10 Inks 90 Tie An corner 0l zllI
dover lot, with EelOaE sapllng pointers:
thence south Ia Ors chains and thinks 10
The W corner Of said dover ID-- with -1sa-
iTas and rgdc2k sapt-1z Polniea theme aest
is chains and 81 links % "A stake 30 being one
OF the corners 81 dover lUt NO. d.. thence
north : chains and thinks 20 a stake t1a EE
c ruer OF dover lot No. ]. thence west Is
dover lot siake- 80 Links from q white
oak marked ~ thence north D. chains
aud 50 link 10 q stake tl nee east 0 cFrirs
Ind g links to g stake ln we-tilre Haueu
20 links 70 the sW corner 0fIot 10. =: tarucs
east Il chains and % links 70 the beZ.uutue-
containing II $500 acres.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
JAMES REILLY, Ce-E.
ByJ. II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
III n. sale, Sol. for omplnr eel.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Kidding Cotton rs S-fc-Exckange 1-2
Discount TO Par-60Id III.
AQulet hErket-Oats and Bran Higher
COrnmeal Weak-Sale Of Cheese
Louisville Tobacco Market
Gotten DrOoping-AnI Irregular Market
Sales 500 Bales-s1s50o
Bales in Stock.
Frying Times - Relief Ahead = TIE
Course Of RxohAHge.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
oFFICE OF TIE DAILY AFPHAL
SATURDAY. November, z laz
n


We are now passing through the nrsf four
DAYS OF November, which have caused Houote
- ~ MANY who have payments TO make.
Hundreds OF thousands OF ooLlars worm o
cotton have been sold IN memphis during ne
lEsf two months, but no sooner does The
n9onev for one lot come IN than Il IL sent into
he country 10 bring IN another, and the time
has not yet arrived when tns oSun9 ~
mestic needs and 70 seek Investments Tor
their surplus. We are therefore In the state
in which q man is isI Mp1 - oe en- NJ
me venze on the moment when the neh return
N Al hls efforts Is about TO arrive but have
dir1cuitv there Is safe condolences that two or
three more weeks will materially improve
our condition. The banks are doing 81 that
can fairly be expected TO relieve the situation,
md tbe commercial public await IN quiet
CONFIDENCE the better state Of things that u .
near at hand. Exchange on New aSrk ane
points not involving "ErRce" IL discount
- nearly all the banks, an exception occara
OF one or two banks thai make the rate =
discount Where the three days grace u IN
Volved, as in Massachusetts,, the rate is \ dis
count. On New Orleans the rate throughout
the week has been i on bat some banks take
- snd AL win probably 90 nc sanas On Aon-
par. The amount OF e1chenEe ouereo me
banks vas plentiful and Il wa readily taken.
The smounto OF New Orleans Wa slight 81 mos
places but the First National was doing a very
liberal business in II today Al on The
New orleans PfodVu-se Of THURSDAY Says II
reference 70 HLtlhlkC AAclEa A-AaLACN vs.
unsettled bv the course OF gold and bills a.
New York, and rates for Sterling advanced
stBL ? cenL. on commercial and a ful quarter
"a bank BrokeB to-day paid nlH for gold
In the morning but the New York market fell
and they dropped the rate 70 IL Sleo old
issue Bank OF money chenEed hAnds
81 s5c which was ali we heard Of doing In
Eecurue@
Memphis currency bonds, with psEt-dus
coupons, sizes, &1H Memphis gold bonds
Hres, 90; Memphis past-due couPonA 800,
NqmDhis and Charleston railroad stock, 30
N ditto Isl mortEare bonds, 81; do. - mort
sage. -: Memphis and ohio railroad stock
H.: ditto lf mortgage bonds So dltto
q mortgage, 50; Mississippi ana Ien-
nessee railroad stock, l501s ditto In mort
gage bonds, sass; do, ID mortgage bonds loS
IN Mississippi Central railroad stock, Is dit
10 lst mortgsge bonds, g ditto ID mortgage
bonds, 81; Mississippi Tarrana, soea Mis-
sissppilev bonds, 90 Arkansas leyee eo1oa
lg. shelby county new WarranHs 8ESli
ditto reissue wArranta, 61&s ditto coupons
6BaS; Bank Of Tennessee money old 098;
new. as: Tennessee Comptroller War-
rants,