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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
SALE.

WHEREAS, James l.ignry and Alice II
w Ei:a"y, by their certain deed of trust
dated February the 1l-t, A.D. ISL. and recorded
III the Recorders Office Of Lafayette county, Mis-
sour, IL d"t'iot trust book number three, page
10, dIl convey L. III" undersigned trustee. IN,
follow ing real estate, situate in the city of Lex
inSron, county of Lafayette and STATE of Missouri.
tp-wIt:
Three certain lots. known anil lD.i-uat,d an
III" plat 9TH" first addition to the city Of Irxiuy-
ION, on HE IN the Recorders uilicc within and
tor III" comfy 81 Lafayette is lots humber seven,
eight AMI hin" in block number iuriy-nnc, bcin.
lh, >l!nr convey ed Ia .I:iuir- Hi.nry ly ,l,,,i rru,u
II. j iIis-!n,, W. ". Higgins AMI Mar +
iiSri-,s. whirii said conveyance WIS male in
trust Ia s,rur, ih" payment of II prnmisspry uut,.
executed by james I:igm.y To AMOS Green. ,Ini,,I
February thr 2Ilh, ISL, for the sum of thirty
seven hundred AMI five dollars and siNiy cents.
bearing int, II - from date at tn. r.t,. of ten ,,.r
ami 'tIlc ;lh'i payable one year after dat,
it''it he made III the payment ui said not" accord
iiS Ia The tenor AMI effect thereof, thai ,uiI
trustee slnuii proceed Ia sell the said real estate.
or so much thereof rs may he ncci sSlry, at pub
of the court house door in tn. city OF L"NImgtnn
and county III i.iia cite, first sivin. ut least
thirty days notice OF The time. terms anil pitr,
OF sale, with II description III the properly 10 Ia.
rtl and published in said county of Lufavriir; and
default having been made in the plynirnt of Tin,
said NOTE, | viii, on
Monday, the TIA day of October.
lS12, between the hours oil ten O'Clock An. nh,
four O'Clock I'M of said day, in front IF the court
huri-' door in said city Of Lexington, proceed To
sell tn" above described property, or SCI much
thereof ~ may he necessary L. pay said note and
interest, pursuant to thu prov isiniS If SAIL deed
cash in hand. GEuHGE :. EAIIIBI
srpiw: Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25


A!St. Louis with all rail aud river lines r,.,
S"t,l .i'u >.ulh: nj MrNiro " irh Louisiana Ne,
~. 11u,e ipr lineage and thr East IN IInL,rl,
IT., n"it,t"; Wabash and Western |i.uilw#y M
hacni WIN Hannibal and saint .Ins.nh n, ;ii,,,I
AZ M"hiton with Huntington and Soiih- 49,
nuiifoah, Tor burlington, n. Madison ana,
80 n,n"H otHiilMa with Contra. Railroad oi
iowa, pes MoInes Valley, and IurIjn.t, a nn,i
Missouri River Railroads. Tor -. Paul. M,pu,a,.,-
,ls, Mason CITY, Dies Moinrs, RI. Do,tse, and all
H. minnesota points at ChIilicothr with
,ri,h t 20 anu 81. Joseph Railroad nj Harlem
Saiur mansas NY, 81. Joseph and Council Btuus
EE n ior Ltarenw0rtI, AtchisOn, Nebrasks
lily, council Bluffs and omaha L.aihrop witt
Braneh ut Plaiishurg with Chicago. X. 1. anu
Tacinc railroad, south Western Branch ut II.
Joseph with ST. Joseph and Denver ,ijy au,I
Kansas City, 81. Joseph AMI council i;lul,
haiiroads at Kansas tiiS Witl, Kansas Pari iir
Missouri River Ft. scott and Iutl, and In -"
Lawrence, Topeka, Denver, 1T. ScuiIv, OtIan,
Efnloriu, ami all points la Kansas, lul,r.,I,
New Mexico aud California.
PULLMAN's PALACE cans
Run through between ~. L. is aud kun.,. ,,,r
oiininna ali u Joseph, snd between ,anss'
city and Chicago, without Change y.
MI. .Ar'1Fh tickets for sale TO all important
O., +. CHANDLER.
w. Il. ARTHUR, As''' ST. Louis,
Gen. snpt., ~ Louis,
JOHN CATHFR,
A G.. Go,yrp Ticket Agt. Lexington.
supf. Western Division, r. 4 L Junc.,,,
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Ing 10 directions. a"d ren'-in lc-g INV ,.,y, +,
their bones az not q ,;ro"gi b. II, g-r7l 40 s,,
means and Sac vital orsans wasted bsyuuI N. ,.,,
OF rep2ir. '"S iS"S
Dyspep>ia o. alt--ssion. u.,a,,. -
w Hn"''',.N S""EhS, l .~Iiue~< of the JLr>, ~
tthsSS. sour ffucinuons of the Stomach. lad r,s,.
~ .r "sou,l' Bh'ogs Attacks, Ps.u.,stiou .t H..
Ieail' Inflammation OF The LUNGS. Pam in The ,r,nrs
. 's hlaieH>' and a hundred other painful syu,n,nr,.
i .s o".IHnss ct Dyspepsia. Ia these compliant,
u mas no equal aud one bottle will ,r,y. , 80 nm
ne o rs met, = th1n a lengthy alyerIiSrmrn, $3.50
ror rehha!s Con?inints, IN younc ., al
W W sl'''c, at the dawn Of uc,nanI,on1 = , ~.
!ush at ne, These Trric Filters d, sn' Az a., 49, 's
tblr. Improvement 10 sooa pe'eep-
For 4 .~anmmrto-v and hronIe Rh.,.
,n' "hu ''"ui, B,,nuS, x 'mitirrt aud Inter.
- ~, ~ b'rra cs ct the Biu.si, Liver. Ktdn,,x
g. SO ,ne.e ! ..ers have no equll. Such Dis
are ,aissl b. Nsa;si Bpai, wt.eh is rrneraiiv
~, w V;rar-rrlrg; IL the biceSIive Crrans.
nhey ARE Grusic E'ur.atiSe ms well ne
.onf'' l-"'H'snS $50 the peculiar men, II se,,uv
: p"" ! tn . '".rc Congestion or Ina,n,,
ma'ioi Ni us L's!E aad N.-s..Al Organs, and IN Bilious
For SKI r'Srrs-s, rrur,iun,, T-,,,,. Sal,
khenn', ~, -, : lts flAr'A, PusIueA, iniI, Or.
oahsls>,. k'as -arIns, SeaSl-IIead. Sore E,,,L -
'siTs'a% Itch. seuri', Observations ca The sim H,an,ang
and DseaNs. OF the SAN, Of whatever nal,e a. min.
ave literally dug "? apd strrisd out Of the syn,sm in
Slnit tinc Nv. il,T rse a. lie /, Il tr-.
erntrfsi Ift',naasr's pax -, y,.-o.. p,r.
IskS The most =" n,sy'a. I~.y.Susant ,Aa, ,,sr su,,.m,J
the sinking sy>t, 49,. @AR'"""sa
y WALKER. q ~
D,tptslS ave t'eo ass, San ttapSs,p, Cal.
eS1 =, ~ "a.s..st.al Aud Slaritea STA, New York.
seLp BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAIERS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
On Saturday, h 5th day of October.
4. ID. 1879

between the hours of . O'Clock in the forenoon
and J O'Clock in the afternoon of rhI1 div in
'front.' ni the court house door in the ritv of Len
ington, IN The county OF Lafayette ant, state of
Missouri, proceed to sell the above described
real estate, or so much thereof rs NAV b, nrcrs-
sary, I" tn" highest bidder at public v-nd,Ir, for
cash, To satisfy said note and interest, and the
cost, and expenses of this trust.
ROBERT TAIBNAN,
>Ntrih OF l.aiLy ritc county au,i Trustee.
September I'd, ISI2 srI,t,yi
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Our n bStract ofTitIc..

fHWe call the attention of the public too Abstract of rifles of m. Real ,...or Iumv.m,
cmx' 49, rlmngn complete, history "fhrtmr Of each tct f land and. town lot in Tho
lh"g car~tc r, md anmnmnb c been ryrntnr r Nnmin,fnn ur"yrrvi n.run,rt r vrm.
on rcTd.a n"cuugr ent nWmsa ALL defects uruhp Decd Nu-,,r nr J"J,h"
crns in i~crInHS "'" many
. imr arc thou tna"f errors as Hwb|rS," f record in the way fnnilons IL fr. in rri
lions, Nc. amit T~ra are increasing y hyEnI, fur MS hin" nEtGrlG for ummIf~-n ~
c'nthu=a and 'llTnin-tp own land and own lot. to hh they have nr um,mLT
t: tr sooner hes" def are "rrmrLrr hn- witnesses rl yiaga ind the Emmrs
drrE in the till. "E" may N" h"f'h ART
y orTon <huhlp r hei ll until he hasa conuI.tn ,h,n..r p ;n. , r, ,
tmh "S gitur Il vah and perfect lille "'""" "' "H~'
rnrcnnrn attention rmni II" writing isl and all kinds of Instruments of wrui,,
Tc ~ maxi Real Estate aud Alsrart of rlh~n l"rrnHy
IhNtnf' rmN. NhmrLn offers many Inducements + Gufr,ntrr from m ,Mr S., ,,
rWNr central has cTrrrtnm with the North Missouri UHnnHI IS" To- n ,n
ohr county in the STATE t'" "-'" ANA HIS "fh"E "NahHHsH my
Letters of inquiry, srkinyn information uIut the comfy rt.ruu, -.,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
THURSDAY. TIE 26TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. 1872.

between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon
anu ii'c p'cluc!; IN III" afternoon of that .lay, in
'front.' OF IN. court huI-' door in the city of Lex
lnEtrn, l;ai itrt!" county, Missouri. pruc.rd to
sell III. above d >crihc'l property at public VEN
'iir 20 he highest and hrsi bidder, Tor cash, To-
satisfy said note and interest, and the cost and
~-Niriiscs of cNcCuting thi, trust.
Jy2itd Z. \. ASBURI. Trustee.
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"t 1.-THE mAr~'"i p!'"c. Address
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u. l.. B~hEK>DALE, Clerk
49, BY Il. DANIEL. ID. G..
W. I. It T.. Z Wood, ATTORNEY. for rIain,ir
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-21
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and Tairoga, finding themselves unable to
offer anv considerable resistance to the gov
eminent forces, concentrating on Monterey,
and being poWerless to hold any important
Doint outside of the State of Nueva Leon,
have sent commissioners TO the city OF
Mexico to arrange terms Of peace on the
basis of their pardon and subsequent sub
mission TO the authorities of the Juarez
government.
Yesterday evening party of about forty
persons supposed to be headed by the BAN
dit chief Portugal, appeared near this CITY,
and robbed several persons and committed
two murders on the road within cannon
shot of the fertilization.
The guns of the forts opened on them
without further effect than compelling
them to leave. The garrison being without
cavalry, the bandits escaped without pur-
suit
At the same time yesterday a pleasure
boat on the Rio Grande, between this city
and Brownsville, containing Mr.. Chase,
manager of the telegraph Office in Browns
vile. and Messrs. Gerard, Mason and NOrte,
was fred on by Mexican sentinels on the
bank of the river, and compelled to land
and surrender themselves as prisoners.
They were taken to military quarters,
where they were detained some time. This
is the first instance Of the Mexican author
tiles exercising police surveillance over the
river under the direction of martial law,
and the act has created considerable excite.
ment, as it was attended by a wantOn dis
regard of the lives of several American
citizens, in firing on them when in pursuit
of lawful object, on a river over which
Mexico has no right to exercise such au
tnOrity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

Base Ball Mt ShrevepOrt-Our ExcelsiOrs
Win-Disinterred Bodies of COnfede-
rate SOldiers-Stables and Horses
Burned-Hanged for Murder New
Jersey Liberal Experimentation
min IndOrsing GreeIey-Big Verdict
Against Distiliers.
SHREvEPoRr. June 20.-The Excelsior
Base Ball Club, of New Orleans. arrived
here yesterday and played game to-day
with the Blue Stocking, of this city, which
resulted as follows: ExcelsiOrs 90, Blue
Stockings 5.
The Excelsiors will play the Arlingtons
tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-The daily meet
ings of the strikers have been suspended on
account of the slim attendance. They ad-
iourned to Sunday afternoon, when a mass
meeting occurs.
RICHMOND, June 20.-The bodies of 7lS
confederate soldiers, disinterred at Gettvs-
burg recently, we're brought here and in
TERED at Hollywood cemetery this evening.
amid the most impressive and solemn fune-
raj ceremonies. The procession was two
miles in length, consisting of the First
Virginia Regiment, Richmond HOwitzers, a
detachment of police, sixteen wagons with
boxes containing the dead, followed by
their ex-cOnfederate comrades, headed by
General George T.. Pickett, to whose divi-
sion the dead belonged; next came the
Society of the Southern Cross Brothers,
and the rear was brought up by line of
carriages a mile long.
The streets along the line of the process
sion were draped in mourning, stores were
closed and business was generally suspend
ed. An immense cOncOurse of people lined
the streets, the whole being regarded as the
most imposing spectacle since the close OF
the war
W.R. Quarles was elected cashier of the
Planters National Bank to-day vice j. C..
Davis, deceased.
MONTREAL, June 2O.-Bancroft & Sharp's
livery stables were burned to-day, together
with thirty-five horses.
ST. PAUL, June 20.-The Democratic con-
vention adopted resolutions stating that
the Cincinnati platform, as explained by
Greeley, expresses the true Democratic
idea upon every living political issue, and
that they heartily indOrse the same, and the
nominees of that convention.
CHICAGO, June 20.-In game of base
ball played here to-day, the score stood as
follows: Mutuals, of New York, II; Etnas,
of this city, 3.
ToRoNTo, Canada, June 2O.-Phebe Cam
eron was hanged yesterday for the murder
of her husband. She remained composed
to the last. Her neck was broken by the
drop, and she died instantly.
NEWARK, June 20.-The Liberal Repub-
Hcan State Convention met here today,
but was not largely attended.
SAN Francisco, June 2O.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention adopted resolutions
indorsing the Cincinnati platform, and
recommending action which viii secure CO
operation in the defeat of General Grant
for the Presidency, but leave their dele
gates to Baltimore uninstructed as to can
didates.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, June 20.-There appears
TO be positively no foundation for recently
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-21
RECEIPTS OF PROpUOR,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mary Houston-228 hhds
tobacco 1923 skis 4j7 SKIS oats 34I bales hay 179
bbls pork 43 ezs bacon zoe bbls cement and sundry
produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer Pauline CarrOll-758 SKIS corn
3704 SKIS oats "A hhds tobacco l65 bbls whisky 2437
bbls -four 600 bbs meal IS ties hams 34 bales hay IS
csk bacon and sundry produce
EVAkSFILLE-Steamer Indiana-24 hhds tObac.
IS bales cotton $3.50 SKIS 32lO SKIS oats 1896
bbls -four 1867 bbls meal 81 cks bacon and sundry
produce
ST L0UIS-Steamer Mohawk and barges-36 pa
bushels corn in bulk lbs SKIS 5736 SKIS oats 800
SKIS bran $50 bbls -four 100 bbls pork and sUndry
produce
GRAND "Reminiscences L Tally-2O bales cot
ton 48 head cattle and sundries
FORT ADAMS-Steamer W Pike-15 bales cotton
3 hhds sugar bbls sugar and sundries
BAYOU Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete-26
hhds sugar bbls sugar and sundries
L0CKPORT-Steamer Tahlequah-2 bales cotton
and sundries
TREETON-steamer Lessie Taylor-21 bales cot
ton and sundries
LOWER COAsT-steamer sallie v-sundries to
order
LOWER COAST-steamer Hensley-Sundries to
order
BIZ THE RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAs RAILROAD
June 20-$65 800 in specie bales cotton 1893 head
cattle and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS Raj.
ROAD, June 30 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
BRN RAILROAD, June 2O-42 bales cotton and
sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-21

500; lady peas seas y Dbl. Dried apples
S0l0c; dried peaches 506c p f6.
BUTTER-There is a large supply Of
Western, and the stock of Goshen is now
very good. We quote choice Western
at 20 a DC; good at I80l9c p b; but round
lots can be bought at less figures. Choice
Goshen 30032c. The inferior grades of all
kinds being neglected, quotations are
nominal.
CAUSE.-THE market is well supplied
with Western, with only a moderate local
demand. We quote strictly choice factory
at 12c y fb. Inferior qualities are neglected
and prices are nominal.
FRUIT-The demand is rather slack.
There is a fair stock of nuts and ralsins on
hand, but lemons are becoming scarce and
tending upward. We quote lemons ire
packed) Sc 50 y box, There are no oranges
on hand. Layer raisins $685. so London
layers-none black basket 50 25 50 y
box: almonds II a ISlkc shelled almonds
30c y b English walnuts Is 0l8c: flberts
l20l2lhc; pecans Toe; figs lie; citrOn 45c
dates 8a9c; peanuts lOc p ID; pineapples-
none; bananas Sl03 y bunch; cocoa nuts
SO 50G4 y 100
BALRG TwNE-Dealers are retailing at
II a 8c y fb.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at Sc p
y.
GUNNY BAGs-The market is very quiet.
They are held OF ISe each.
LARD OILS selling from first hands at
69c p gallon.
SALT-We note full stocks of both Liver
pool coarse and fine in dealers hands, and
two cargOes on hand unsOld. Dealers rates
from store are: Coarse 81 90; ordinary
fine 81 20; extra quality and weight fine,
81 so 2 sack, with a deduction of l0c y
sack when taken in lots at warehouse.
Stock of bulk salt, consisting of genuine
Turks Island, St. Martins, Mexican and
Marsalla salt, is ample for all anticipated
demands We quote Turks Island and st.
Martins salt at 81 Sal 40 2 bag oil TBS.
Other grades much lower. Table salt In
pockets 217 0Sc each.
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo-The market
presents no new features since the change
in the tariff to zoe v Is, to take effect on
the first prOximo. There is a fair stock
in bond, which viii be increased by the
first of next month. The demand continues
light, and no sales of any note are likely to
transpire until the change in the duty takes
effect. Prices in bond have advanced 203c
p ID. Our quotations are nominal for the
present, with probable reduction ofS0l0c
p fb on tax paid stock after the first prOx-
imO. We OuOta.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-21

WooL-The market is rather quiet, but
we look for more animation at current
prices. We quote bury at 23028c;
clean Louisiana and Texas 40 43c; lake
4S a SOC y Is.
BROOM CORN-The stock on hand is
ample for all present requirements, and,
probably, sufficient to run the manufacto-
lies during the summer. There is no
Southern in market, and Western is quoted
at Az a Sc u tb.
RICE-The stock of India is only 600
bags in first hands. 1t is now held at So 500
621R y 100 lbs gold in bond, and retail
ing at 71Rc p tb in currency. The supply
of Louisiana is almost exhausted, and sell
ing at 10c p fb for prime.
FREIGHTs-We notice that another ship
has passed the bar and come up. The others
will no doubt soon follow. The market is
extremely dull. We continue to quote: By
steam-COttOn to Liverpool lad; to New
York 7sc; Boston and Philadelphia Hc.
By sai-CottOn to Liverpool 7-l6d; to
Havre &c; to Boston 5sc; bulk corn to
Liverpool l01Rd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-21
Foreign Markets.
The Iberville Nelcs saws of the crops:

1t gives us pleasure this week to write on
this fruitful theme, for certainly the crops,
so far as we have observed, never presented
a more promising appearance at this season
of the year. The cane is thriving famousIy
and shooting upward like the bean-staIk in
the fairy ta'e. 1t is true the seed cane on
some plantations was injuriously affected
by unfavOrable weather during the winter,
but if the plant that was saved continues
to grow as it does now, and is further en-
cOuraged by propitious weather. our plant
ers will have slight cause of complaint
On bayOus Crosse Tete and Maringouin a
large acreage has been devoted to the cult
walton of corn, and all our infOrmants con-
cur in reporting that the crop never looked
more promising, although so much has been
planted that some fields sadly need the hoe.
The cotton crop is thriving well and the
fields are thickly dotted with blooms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-21
This Is said bv the Chicago T,1b,.ne.

Among the Senators whose terms expire
next March, and who have little or no
chance Of reelection, are Spencer, OF Ala
6ama; PomerOy, of Kansas; Kellogg, of
Louisiana; Nye, of Nevada: COnkling, of
New York, and Cameron, of Pennsylvania.
Each one Of these men has been charged
with corruption. Each one of them is a
blatant uphOlder of the President His re-
election would insure their Continuance as
pensioners on the public purse: 40 that for
the next four years thev would disgrace
and debauoh our Cabinet our SuDTeme
Court, or our diplomatic corps. AS thew
have our Senate, during the Iast six.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-21

The Congy'egqhOnaliSt gives the following
warning to the younger portion of woman.
kind about strange men, whose lips are as
honey, that lieth in wait for them in the
corners of the cars: ION the watch for
women as bad as themselves, or for the
young and unsophistieated, of whom a vii
lain might make a victim, it is next TO i'm
possible for a young woman TO enter a car
unattended without their knowledge. She
is fortunate if they make no more or less
cautious approaches to find out who she is,
where she was, where she is going. and
whether she will tolerate the familiarity of
stranger. So numerous are these men
that it is with some peril that a young
woman undertakes a long journey alone
The peril of those who may be unfortihed BY
principles, or unaequainted with the ways
Of the world, or susceptible to batteries
from a smooth tongue, is great
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GENOA-Shp Helen ClntOn-I17O hhds tobacco
$500 slaves
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Angeina--6 bbls
-four bbs pork 5000 feet lumber 400 shingles and
lot furniture
Observation-Disclosures Florida-sOO SKIS corn 40
bbs flour bags coffee bbls whisky 10 pkgs gro
ceres
misunderstanding Lzze-200 bills -four 81
bbls pork 10 bbls whisky IS bbls meal l hid bacon
3 bbls mOlasses 575 SKIS corn 90 pkgs mdse
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COMMERCIAL.


IHUksDAI bVANINa, June 70 L8I1a
CoTTON-The sales to-day embraced 600
bales 1881 at steadier prices, requiring a
slight change in our quotations for ordinary
and strict ordinary. We also give the Ex-
change figures, which are for average lists
according to its types, while ours are also
for average lists, but with the outside fig
ures for strict:
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MOnetary--CommerciaI,
MONETARY.
OFFICE or THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.

THURSDAY EFENIA5l June " 4o'@'
The attention of our money circles was
pretty generally directed to-day to the
closing public sale of bonds at the Treas
urer's Office, full particulars of which viii
be found below.
The discount market presented no new
feature. The offerings at the banks were
light, and we heard of few transactions of
any moment on the street. We quote
at-d10 p cent y annum for frst-class or
unexeeptionable collateraIs; 1IGl2 for
less desirable names, hardly to be classed
as second grade; l26l5 for second grade;
a 10 for frst-cIass mortgages, which are
in request. and 12015 for second grade. A
moderate amount Of frst-class mortgage
was done at 10.