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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

Those farmers who desire to improve
their seed corn must remember that tho
work of selecting il must commense now.
There are two chief requisite, in good
corn, viz: early maturity and prolifcuess.
We feel that there is too little attention
paid to this matter by farmers generally.
By neglect and Incidence they will let
the season for selecting seed pass by and
next spring, when they get ready to plant
they will pay some more entcrpising
ncighbor two or three times the CONNER
cial value, to get some good Seod corn,
1t is law Of Nature that like produ>
ees like. under like circumstances. II
We want to improve the earliness Of our
corn crop, we must select our seed from
those stalks that first mature. As arule,
those ears mature first that "shoot" 6rst.
Go through your 6eld and mark with q
peico of red flannel, or other device, one
hundred Of those stalks that shoot first.
Later, go through again and marks all Of
that hundred that shows tendency to
perfect two good .ears. When ripe, se-
leOt all perfect, well formed, deep>grain-
cd ears from this marking, and tie them
up for seed.
Plant these by themselves next year,
and from this planning make another So
lection in similar manner, useiug more
care to save seed from the two.eared
stalks; also keeping in mind the early
maturity. The third years planting will
develope seed, proper care has been
used that will show two good ears to the
stalk, in sesen~tcnths Of the planting i,
tits in this way that the the yield Of
our great cereal can be increased to eigb-.
ty ninety OrOnc hundred bushels per acre
and the man that first perfects these VAL.
liable quslities can make snug little for
tune in raising corn for seed alone. We
hope some OF our young aud enterprising
farmers NIL take hold of this NATTER
Don't let the season pass without making
an effort in this direction.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04
1Yeu Old Deytk.O

30. you old devil! I've caught you at
last !" was the exultant remark of Fort
Wayne matror who had been greatly
annoyed by the depredations Of a neigh
boris COW upon her flower garden, as she
sailed from her ambush behind the rain
barrel, broOmstick in hand, just as her
pastor ratified the gate-latch in making
her friendly call. She was absent from
her pew in church next Sunday, when
the subject of the discourse was, The
Unruly Member"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04
BE Hopeful.

Those who mourn over their petty
aches and pains may learn lesson in
pluck and hope from young man in Mis-,
sissippi. In the war he lost one Log. and
recently the other one was so crushed as
to require amputstion. During the Op>
GRAFTON, he said to bis friends: "Phank
God that | have two strong arms left to
get living with.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

On the South side Of our office the.
other day we happened to look down
upon q negro who had just returned
from Primers gallery with a picture Of
himself. He had the picture in bis hand
looking at it with the most intense inter-
est, needless of all passers. "De mouf
like mine, de features like mine, but"
ho observed. looking allaround, and speak
ing in lower tone of voice, "but, Pse
darn ef I,se dat black"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04
4. NJ. LOCKWOOD,

The managers of the Now York Gra'
phic announce that their balloon will be
ready to start for Europe between the lst
and 10th Of September,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

70 A negro stole the carpet from a
Tennessee church, and cut it up into horse
blankets. and the congregation all went
over TO Board river TO see him immersed.
From some upaecoun.able accident, he
was held under the water just one minute
to long.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

There are ten iron furnaces in Georgia.
besides twenty-five cotton factories, em.
ploying 1888 spindles; FIVE wool facto-
ries, employing s72 spindles and 65 card,
ing machines.
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The New York herald., 1873-11-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

@ eS1s0 Hnisa SS sss,Ss, 9 for iSs
shares ~. & lap &MmEre Railway shares TX.. 30
shares shsay rGsrs r sharss Hs M sf!ixSay
bana E5s kSEsy s o a s Rea States
ives eos $50 r M.-consois, Tor money saS, ssxS
bond sr sf qssf hasss .Ssas.
Paris B0URsk-LosDoN. Nov. L4.s p M.-Paris de-
sos rsne Ct isste: ~ Tsn''
LIyERPooL Corros MARKEr.-LIvERpooL, Nov. 1880
% snd DaSS as Ds o
Ss sssf hsSs%Sss
can Cotton to arrive hrmer Sales OF upanNds on the
m sss G ?S 90 pPsa
SD do do deiiyerable November at SID; The sales
port is $4,000 bales % inciSSins $500 american %
which r. haxs sss. 500
port, 900 bales The market g hrm; mddling up-
including 20 Tor speculation and export Sales Of up
lands the basis Of good ordinary shipped Noyember
shspeS @
Ssr Id ths sales today bales were S@er-
iesn Sales Of npands h basis Of good ordinary
TRADE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nov. n-P. M.
The market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester is
frmer and slightly dearer for all articles. t.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFrs MARKET-llrvERpooI, Nov. IA
MTho receipts of wheat for the past three days has
ceipts Of corn for the time have been 900 quarters
including 5000 American. The market Is firm. Corns
LIssaPooL Provisions MARKxr.-LrvrRrooL, Nov II.
can ne o ped % per oy cM the Of Amer
LIvERpooL PRoDUcx MARxEr-LavrRroo1 Nov. A-5 r.
MSugar. 2ss Cd per cwt tor No. Il Dutch standard on
LONDON PRopuoE MARKEr.-LosDoN, Nov. H-Evenr
ing-Sperm oil, f92 per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwKRP, Nov 14-Evenng.-
Petroleum. 351zf. for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov. a. 1873
lle Nss recelpts iaSs bales lExPorts coastwiss a
coastwise I4e2. Sales 1904
c, ..,,. -, ,,r,s, New ,o,sa;;ss oa1SAss Ny Il l
low middngs lEsc l4He strict good ORDINARY s1ac
Fran Ssf rsssp6 s sS sales 5Sp2T
evening 20J0 stock s5O6s Weeky-Ne receipts Sc, i50
bales gross 1s6 Exports TO Great Britain l0lSs to
France 54s4 TO the Continent s2a5 coastwise, ALAG
Sales 27,5Ol
.Cotton-Demand fair; mlddings 4'ac low mddlings
bales Exports coastwise tsi Sales 800 stock q ,65a
WsskiySst @ salss rssep @Si bales Exports coasswise
Yesterdays exports to Great Britain should have
'o SAVANNAH. Nov. Il 1873.
9SSn s1% Sales Net 5sss s6e s'0 % sss
T:y @ o qs ss 5ss Gonnsn % S na & ses, ae ss
street 9sG" ssss s sisHsag %asrs @
sSss wssS ss' 's the h5s'saS @ 81
Spirits OF turpentine firm at 36c. Ros,n firm at So Is
for q @ for Ssnde Sedw p aT eay s 81 for
steady sale: sS ,SssS sGy I { s
sGuHs Ss sss Michigan & M d. sc sh
sss @ 81 iE oS!s
asiss e hcmlnss s S d 3 0 Saasas
s. 81 ssGfs peG ~ canal
1 SIs. .fsS s Sss!
ss.rGod sSs e Albany p
b1;ns, wheat, DO barley sGS o1 do 5ys S.Ss lee.
W %hsal 0s $500 do barley $4,000 Of lumber
BUFFALO, Nov. IL, 1873
roa rs s pws
ss @ as safsx fG oaas.
sss 81 ID do barley S do ran M S0
os @ &C. &C. %hea. asa sales bushels Green ma Bay
spring wheat 3 q So Dnhs rgTt washington
SSs S Silwsusss &c. SSY d. as;~ snSsuEsss;
Winter sG 81 q cssssg sSss Michigan sS ccsa sa
frm; sales Of 500 bushels bushels No. At &C. is bushels
sSs5s. sss,s No ysssIn At bushels
articles unchanged The market Is bare Of breadstus
and there is not sufficient wheat and supply the
Flour steady Wheat excited. prices higher. no
easn DessmSer 81 a%SeF MafnassR aea essR
ssd s. g. mssr fif, in5,. psSs%SeE s. ~ ~
Corn active and hiGheri high mixed cash. &c axe.
@fss%sss .S .s:1s s:a1sssy sSd sshes % low
No ,Sc. Freights 10 Buffalo tno INQUIRY &C. Axe
iS Seg s'wssS &C. SSvs Sb s'iS car 1850 % psSs
wheat 10000 DO corn, 1000 do. oats shipments-2amo
M, good A. M prices ap sdyanss
'sss closing 8 sP 'pyss q ss;
corn N scSs ssn%srx ana Nj SisSsr ao .ass s q
Sss. ss Dc @ Der s @ bscemSer
ky' ana a hsses asS istSs
ss M s % % S v.S,SaT, '0f sls a
S::: & Pss%Sii ;sssis III s'ssIi.s
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

pacific nrst mortgage bonds, OF; Union Pacific
stock, 17k; Northwest preferred. 55X; ST. Paul
preferred, 4sk; Erie shares, 40.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury balances at the close OF business
to-day in Washington were as follows:-
Currency. $3,25O,O00; coin, $7e, 500, 900; GER
tifcates, $4,000, 900; outstanding legal tenders,
$3e2 ooo-an Increase OF $780, 900 since the 18th
inst
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid ont $50, 600
on account OF interest and $685. 900 In redemption OF
1ve-twenty bonds.
The customs receipts were 81, $4,000. The inter.
nal revenue receipts were $266,943.
IMPORTS. An
The imports OF dry goods for the week were
81, ,319,44S, and the amount marketed, $l.o22oI4.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
closed strong and In good demand. United States
sixes 1881, registered, 1144; do. do. do, coupon.
114M; do. ave-twenties 1862 coupon, 10S; do,
1864. coupon, 100 q 109h; do, 1865, do, 109Z q
1o9T; do, do. do new, 112a< 113; do, 1867,
coupon, 113h 1l34; do, 1868, 1l3; ten-f0rties,
registered, 1o7; do coupon. 107; nves, 1881. cou-
pom, 107 10S six per cent bonds Pacific Railroad,
l10j4 1l0h. ou h1nste
RAILROAD BONDS
were strong on q well distributed business. We
note sales as folows:-New York Central skies,
Aooop
sevens, e2 Michigan Southern, sinking fund, 90;
Lake Shore, dividend, SO; Central Pacific gold.
SIX a S73s SIX; Union Pacific tens income, so;
Union Pacific sevens land grant. 67; Cleveland
and Toledo sinking fund, 9sh; Toledo and Wabash,
first mortgage, 90; Toledo b Wabash consolidated
convertible, IA q 73; Great Western, second mort
gage. rs; Albany Susquehanna, second mort
gage, 90; Quincy and Toledo, first mortgage, IS /;
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, sevens, 100
1907; Morris b Essex, first mortgage, 100; Chica-
90 and Alton, income, 90 OIL; Ohio and Mississippi,
consolidated sinking fund, ss; Milwaukee st.
Paul, first mortgage, La Crosse division, 50;
Cleveland and Pittsburg consolidated sinking fund,
IS; st. Louis and Iron Mountain, first mortgage, so
Columbus. Cincinnati b Indiana Central, first
mortgage, 76H; Louisville and Nashville,
consolidated, 9S's, 81; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, second mortgage, 74K; Erie, fourth
mortgage, 90; Union Pacific Railroad, first
mortgage, TAX q TAX; Chicago and Northwestern,
consolidated, SO q IS; Great Western, first mort
gage, SS's, 90; Alton and Terre Haute, first mort
gage, 81.
The following were the bids as amended at the
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

Wheat was in active demand and prices &c. &C. higher
No for 81 GcseasS 81 3 o% ~ Sr
as S sass. ssd aad al i gS hs :s
No i0i aG for afiSs' No
nS Canada %hits a? 1Sf sr
hs ana a e &C. &C. for
mixed &C. &C for yellow &c for mixed in store and
seo for mixed Se .Sa' for white S
held siss g. % Rye S1si he
y FRKicnrs.-A moderate business was done in berth
freishts today with rates not essentially changed The
being hsa sSoys the views % Of Shipper The engage
a. sPs sail U sTsH s. ss % Ss
. inwsrp sd: ys bis oar Sains g 5d and
hence o orsr 10
h % Sss At rs 81 snd @ an az
spanish BARK g @ q
residuum, at Is "a rumoreda bark, hence to Cadiz,
GvsKss The market DUH ior al descriptions and
punco ?, M
foe light and for heavy average Bags quoted nom
HxsS AND jurs'.Srhc market for hemp continued dun
for @ all s Grip Manila EuStsd nomnay At %
Su oa "a o sssrsSss sSs
Har AND srRAw:-rhs demand for shipping grades has
g per To- lbs @ retail Qualities at from y 10 20.
%srEs sS s ss r
%s % s asse as ns
little better feeling Is Noticeable IN certain Quarters
Sun the ss al. : Is ; Tor
sasnss. being done and there appears 70 be growing
aianesHaa ON The part Of ipb0rtsrs p leave thsii
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
STATE SECURITIES

STATE SECURITIES
were dull We quote bids as follows mississippi
sixes Hannibal and St. Joseph issue, 828 Missouri
skies, Asylum or University, s2h; Tennessee skies,
old, 6s; do do, new, 6S4; Virginia sixes old, 33k;
do. do. new, 36; do. do, consolidated, AN; do.
do., deferred, TX; Georgia sevens, new. 10; North
Carolina, issued to North Carolina Railroad Conn.,
pany, coupon, 80; North Carolina, issued to North
Carolina Railroad Company, ex coupon, 25; North
Carolina, special tax. 6H; Arkansas sevens, Little
Rock and Fort Smith ISSUE Is; do. do, Memphis
and Little Rock, 15; do. do, Little Rock, r. b. and
New Orleans, Is; do do, Mississippi Ohio and
Red River, Is; Texas tens. 1876, so.
BANK SHARES
were more active than usual and prices well main.
tanned. German-American sold at S. New York.
112; Phenix 81; American Exchange, 100; Park,
1907 Fourth National, SO, and Ninth National, 90
The latest bids were as follows Manhattan, 1856;
Merchants, 100; Union 125; America, 1856; City,
25O North River, 70; Fulton, 125; Leather Manu-
III American Exchange 100; Market ITO; Corn
Exchange, no; Importers and Traders, l62; /;
Fourth national, SO; Ninth National, 81.
THE STOCK MARKET
to-day was active, and large transactions were
made In the lines Of Western Union, Lake Shore,
New York Central and Rock Island Pacific Mail
aso more than usual, came In for share OF atten-
ton. The condition was more or less affected by
Cuban complications, which were freely discussed,
but at the close the main influence
was produced by the announcement Of the
death OF Commodore Vanderbilt Alluson
has been made to this event. but 1t may be here
stated that the immediate effect upon the market
was decline OF from to g. per cent, with SUBJ
sequent recovery, the market, however, not being
left quite as strong as before. AS regards the
probabilities OF a war with Spain, 1t is safe to
predict from financial point Of view that
nothing Is likely to occur which need AFFECT
the price OF stocks until after the
meeting of Congress. 1t is evident that Secretary
Fish intends to settle this business according to
legal proprieties, and complications will occur
until then-al telegraphic and sensational reports
to the contrary Notwithstanding. The extremes of
the day will be noted in the following abridgment
of prices and the details will be found in the quo
tatlons elsewhere.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest
nf fho
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

GALVESTON, Nov. H. 1873
Coton-Demand fair good ordinary, 13c ordinary,
lI54c Net receipts 1403 bales Exports coastwse II.
Sales 1000. stock, IS io2 WeeklyNet receipts 00l5
bales Exports 70 Great Britain, SIS; to France, $50;
coastwise, 4e2. Sales, 76Ol
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
COMPTROLLER's RECEIPTS
Comptroller Green reports the following pay
ments into the City Treasury yesterday

rnmntro,;er Green paid yesterday, through Pay.
.nn monre Falls the payrolls received on Thurs
n rom tbe Department OF Public Works, OF paw
ors fo Ist inst, amounting TO $lOSOO. -
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
TEH NEW TEN MILE DRIVE.

commissioner Van Mort, OF the Department. OF
Public Works, announces that the macadamize0{
carriage way on the south side OF 155th street,
from the avenue st. Nicholas to the Boulevard,
was thrown open to public travel yesterday, tn0f
18th inst, and that the avenue St. Nicholas, fron1{
I22d to l25th street. will be opened TO travel to-
line OF avenue st. Nicholas from 10th street to-
I55th street. An unbroken circuit drive OF
masadamized roadway OF about ten miles Is thus
formed, commencing at the southerly end OF tno
Central Park, through the Park, up avenue ST.
Nicholas, to aud crossing 155th street TO tho
Boulevard. and down the boulevard ia EiftS,nintn,
street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

Included in the above are "a bales to arrive For
delivery Oasis low middllng the sales have been fol-
January at ise BE- 30 st issc, 100 at
Is Is % io At ~ & asn5esry ysfeh iSe E.
SS SO IT, 6 fs. % sas e 10 4oSsy sS
b.1 i sS IS pS I. at ss % SsS s Il L. 10 . g At & I e
100 Is 200 lsc 100 at Is 5iSc 100 at Is gS2c
l lS at a. 10 & 1Sca ac 10 g e ss 80 at 10y c z S
at Is 800 at IS 7Se 100 a. Is slsc 100 st isc
Ys oO at Is SiSc SO at Is sssc 100 at Is sc co. at at
Is se 699 al lS.c 500 At lsc Is SO st l5zc 100 ss
at ssc loo at & 1850 at &C., q at 10
% S9 a sc, sS5
at at Is sS BIS ssi so 6
@ fSS S 100 "a L gi &
at o o ss March @ at G.. 10 Al s @
2Oo at bloc loO l5c 200 l6c I6 iisc s5
iss So q @ q ss 10 e e @ s s l SSf g: as
100 e sc 100 d 5g rs Sas. gas ss q
Sses New
Ssnors @ ss rSls I SNrSt ST.
sss bales 1T This day last week. 1928 bales This day
CorrEE-fhe market continued dull for invoice lots
and. in jobbing way, trade was only moderate with
issc. stsc lair do, ae ao4c good do lie
2l5c. prime do PC S2Ac extreme range for lots,
sinsapore sac 2sc. Ceylon, 2s. 25c.; Maraeaibo,
Costa Rica, 2oc. = 221Sc:; Mexican 2c. 22c savania.
fLouR AND celptsIFlour, r. s43 bbls wheat
27s 62 bushels corn es s's Do; corn meal L 100 bbs
iour market was frmer with good demand and prices
s S sG % al sna a pslas: @
he range Of our quotations Corn meal was quiet The
prtcpsr rel ned -
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

$1,000 N Y rs, B l., r.. l03A
500 N Y Cen 6's. 49,. SS
10UO Erie 4th m. ....... 30
10000 Un Pac RR LIST IN 74H
1000 do. 74K
1000 Chi 4 N w CON-. SO
1000 do. 10
5000 ct West lst IN, 'S3 30
lUO0 w Un Tel BIDS. 80. 81
5000 Alt A 7 II lst m. 81
500 Alt a 7 II I'd IN pf. 81
~ shs Ger Am B'k.b BIC IS
90 Del 4 II Canal Co.. loih
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
THE GOLD MARKET

was more than usually active, prices apparently
being Influenced by the probabilities attached to
the Cuban trouble. 1t was agreed on all hands
that II our government be firm In Its demands and
insists upon It's rights In the right way there is
chance for war, and war would produce innation
and innation would make gold purchase. The
advance In the Board to-day, however, was some-
what Influenced by the purchases OF those who
were short OF gold and found 1t necessary to cover
at the higher rates. We quote the following as the
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

December; sales of old at 3Sc. short rib midd,ee.
packed, &C.. long and short clear middles. DecembeS
s ssc' EreirhsuWheat 70 Biaio. 7c 10 oswer g
RecepsoO 600 bbs -four 4 0o0 bushels wheat 81 900 do7
shipments-6O0O bbis. -four l07 00l bushels wheat 900
do. corn, 67,C0) do. oats and a do barley.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
COTTON STATEMENT.
lowing are tho total net receipts since septsmbes
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Nov. IA, 1879
Cattle very dull receipts 100 prices weak and rre3
ular few small punches Of far to really good steers
shipments, 657 - - -
hogs-Receipts 26.om Market opened active at i0c q
Sc lower packers the principal buyers. Sales AZ
e. e. % @ "a for common to choice, with lew extra az
common to choice. Shpments-f,O0l
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Active and Firmer Flour
Firmer-Wheat, Corn and Oats Active
and Decidedly Higher-Pork Nom
fnal for "spot'-Lard Firm-sugar
FIrmcr-Coffec Dull and Nominal
Petroleum Dull and Unchanged-Naval
stores q Shade Firmcr-Coppcr Active
East India Goods Dull and Nominal
Freights Firm-Whisl<cy Higher.
FRIDAY, Nov. I4-6P M.
The state OF trade showed further Improvement
to-day, but 1t was owing mainly to the further
advance In the gold premium, though there was
an increased demand Tor merchandise In some
quarters land corresponding recovery In
prices. The export movement in grain
was accelerated by the enhancement or gold and
foreign exchange, and the market was conse-
quently frmer, with q fair business at improved
prices. Flour was in good demand and higher.
Wheat, corn and oats all active and decidedly
higher. In wheat there was some little specula-
tive feeling, and some choice grades, it was
understood, were sold for speculation.
There was also some inquiry and busi-
ness for future delivery Whiskey was
shade dearer and fairly active Lard was frmer, with
pretty free movement at the improvement FrelTtts
chang ed Excepting for sugar which Showed moderate
and ra the
frner both spirits and rosin India goods were
was active ana armer, both for spot and future.
AsHEs.Keceipts tor the past three days 20 packages
The market continued duh and values were wholly
nominal aw
BUILDING MATERIAL-The market for brick has ex-
hibited change, remaining dull and values nominal
Lime sold moderately at ST. 10 for Rockland common,
and 81 rs for do lump Cement was inactive and nomi
nal; Rosendale held at 81 rs per bbl Laths without
change in value only in light request; quoted at
S2a s. ~. WE
CoPpER.-The market for lake has been active since
last the sales aggregatng fully 3000 lbs. at &c.
22ac cash, and 23c. for forward delivery up APRIL
The market closing at 22kc cash. other metals were
not materially changed in value and generally quiet
CorroN-Ihe demand for spot cotton was fairly
tive but the advanced views holders had the effect of
retarding business The annexed quotations show an
advance Of &c lb at which the market closed quiet
but The market for forward deliveries ruled
under considerable excitement and prices advanced c
3xc. but this Improvement subsequently lost and
the closed unsettled at about closing
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
THE FoREroN MARKEr.

The following are the latest quotations by
cable :-Consos for money, e2x 92.; consols for
account OK s2X; fve-twentv bonds, 1885 told),
9aX 93k; do, 1851, oek o oek; ten-forty bonds,
ok sI,S new nves, oo%; Erie Railway shares,
30x ST. New York Central, 7b,4.
The Bank OF England gained fioo,ooo bullion to.
day.
Rentes at Paris were lower, and are quoted at
57f 2oc.
Spanish securities are reported as affected by
the virginius affair, while American funds are gen.
orally stronger in consequence OF the belief that
redress viii speedily follow the wrong done.
The following are the quotations in Amster-
dam m;-Contra Pacific nrst mortgages. 79X; Union
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
REAL ESTATE.

Yesterday was very quiet day at the Exchange
Salesroom, and the offerings were mostly with /
drawn. The following was the only sale erected:-t
pRoPxnrY-BY Jos x'cUrRE.
3storv bk h 4 l, No 70 av G, Q s 90 II n I'd st. -