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Iulrcd to he paid at the Office from
which they are sent, but may be pal,
there. 1t must be in advance at tn,
Office Of delivery not paid at the of
flee from which sent
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matter: Letters, regular printed mat
ter, and miscellaneous matter.
All liquids. poison, glass, vxploSiv,
materials, agd obscene books shall b,
excluded from the mails.
T No package weighing more than
four pounds shall be received for con
veyance by mail, except books publish
cd or circulated by order of Com
SrcSs.
postmaStcrS shall notify the pub
Usher OF amy newspaper or other pc
rodlral when amy subscriber shall re,
fuse to take the same from the office,
or neglect to call for it for the period
OF one month.
All mail matter deposited for mail,
ing, on which at least one full rate of
postage has been paid as required by
law, shall be forwarded to its dcStina-
ton. charged with the unpaid rate, to
be collected on delivery.
II amy mail matter on which by law
the postage is required to be prepaid
at the mailing Office shall by inadvcr-
toncc reach its destination without
such prepayment, double the prepaid
rates shall DC charged and collected on
delivery.
No mail matter shall be delivered
until the postage due thereon is paid.
Drop letters two cents where there
Is system Of free delivery, other
places one cent
On newspapers and other periodical
publications not exceeding four ounces
IN weight sent from known Office of
publication to regular subscribers pos
ta9c shall be charged at the following
rates per quartcr-nmcly: On publ
cations issued less frequently than once
week at the rate one cent, for each
issue; issued once Il week five cents
per quarter; and five cents additional
for quarter, for each issue more fire.
qucnt than once Il week. And an
additional rate shall be charged ior
each additional four ounces OF fraction
thereof i'll weight.
Every route agent, postal clerk, or
other carrier of the mail, shall receive
any mail matter presented to him if
property prepaid by stamp, and deliv-
az tha same for mailing at the next
post-oilicc at which he arrives; but no
fees shall be allowed him therefor.
No money order shall be issued for
more than fifty dollars, and the fees
therefor shall be: For orders not OK
cccdlng ten dollars, five cents; exceed
ing ten and not exceeding twenty dol
lars, ten cents; exceeding twenty and
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cents exceeding thirty and not cx.
cceding forty dollars, twenty cents; cx.
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was determined to succeed. | WAS
not ono to givo up after having
undertaken II difficult task.
Coolly,' but cautiously, l COM
menced tho ascent once moro, first
seeking in vain to reach across to
tho ncXtrow Of blocks, for | did not
care TO trust myself again on one
which had proved 80 trcacherous.
This was compelled to do, how
over, until tho space betwoon the
angles became sufficiently small to
allow me to swing across. Accom-
pIlshIng my purpose, ut length, |
went up moro rapidly, carefully
testing each block as | proceeded.
Ere long | reached tho cross,
and there | paused to rest, look
ing down from tho dizzy height
with II GOODNESS that even then as
tonishod me.
a icw strokes with u light
hatchct that the architect had
swung at my back, and pieco by
piece tho rotten cross fell to tho
ground.
N.Y. work was done, and as the
last fragment disappeared, 1 found
q sad pleasure in the thought that,
should L never reach tho ground
alive, my dear oncs would have
ample means to supply their wants
until my wife could obtain en-.
ployment.
Sad and cautiously [ lowered
mysel from block to block, and at
length rcachod tho spirc window
amidst the cheers of those assem-
blcd in the street.
Inside tho steoplc Tho architect
placed u roll of bank notes in my
hand.
"iou have we'll earned the mon
ey,' ho said. "lt docs me good to
see u man with so much nerve
but-blcss mo ! what IS the maltor
with your hair? 1t was black be-
fore you made tho ascent, now it
is gruy! !"
And so it was That momont Of
intense agony, while slipping help
lessly downward, had bIanchcd
my hair until it appeared like that
of an old man. The work Of years
had been dono in an instant!
Entering tho bare, checrlcss
room which was all | called home,
l found visitor awaiting mo, my
!ato employer.
"Harvcy," said he, extending
his hand, Il have dono you great
wrong. 1t cost me u tcrriblc pnns
to believe your guilt, but tho cir
cumstances were so strong against
you, that l was forced to bolicvo
it. | have found tho coin, Harvey;
it slipped under tho secret drawer
in my desk. Can you forgive me,
my dear old friend p
My heart was too full to speak; |
silently pressed his hand.
81 will undo tho wrong I have
done. All the world shall know |
accused you unjustly, not through
my words only, but through my
actions, too. You must bo my
partner, Harvey. If you refuse l.
shall feel that you have not for
given me-"
| did not refuse. Instead, l
thankfully accepted tho ollor which
my friond so generously made,
knowing no surer method could
have been devised to silence for
over tho tongue Of SANDER, and
free my namo from tho unmcritcd
rcproach which had of late rested
upon it.
Unmorited prosperity has at
tended my steps ever since that
evcntful day, but neither prosper
ity or wealth can cfface it's mono
ry from my heart, nor restore my
withcrcd locks to their own raw
en- huo.
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sS$elsetsa Us Storp.
THE ROTrE.N N CROSS.

II, hns born MANY, y lont, dow
since then. vet | rcmcmhnr t. nj
lust rs thouyh t. had occurr,d hnt
Yesterday.
Iawas "A {carpenter, and q forc.
man<of n largo ostnbIishmnnt:o;nd
AZ such possessed tho entire conf.
dcncc OF NV omnlovor who hv
tho way. had boon II schoolmnto of
mino.
Ono day no callod mo into his
Office to look At somo rnrc coins
he had lust purchased,
"IIero," said he, placino in NV
hand q hoavy ,,old piecc 1is onc
which is worth moro than all tho
rost ,nout :tomntbnr r. 10 q u,o,t
curiosity. I paid G20O for it. and
considered it cheap ut that |
could easily double nv money in
selling; and 80 YOU see, Harvey. il
is really a good investments" '
"No doubt it is" said I, "thourh
it seems a largo sum to have Iio
idle."' = 80.
Ibreathed an involuntary siyl,
as laid tho coin down on tho
desk, for G2OO would have seomod
n fortune to mo lust thon.
The sovoro Illness Of nv wife.
and one Of my children, and Tho
death, of anothor,.mado serious in.
roads Sori n1y5purso, and ]it had 10.
CURED tho exercise of tho utmost
economy to keen mvself FREQ from
debt; nay, 1 had been oblired to
withdraw from tho bank the small
sum-; Which, besides my salary,
was all !, possessed of worldly.
treasures 5Thinlsing of this, I
laid tho coin down with q sigh,
and turncdaway to'attcnd to nv nv
duties. ,-. .. ...
Tho next morning I was again
summoned into tho ofiico, but This
timo met with no friendly groct-
ing rs usual.
"Hnrvoy,"l. said my omployor,
abruptly, "that coin wo wcro look.
ing ut has disappeared. | have
made " thorough search, but it is
not to be found. 1t has boon car.
llcu8uWNyh. Dys SOlnC 'OuO.. Ou
alone saw aud knew of it, and"
IIo paused and looked signifi.
cantly into my face. / finished
the sentence for him, tho hot
blood dying chocles and brow rs L I.
spoke.
"You mean 4 therefore, that l
toolk3it----Is!"# sa..A = auha
"What else can | think ? Tho
coIna.W.as hero;you alone saw it. /
cannotllecpll having seen it sinco
it was IN your hands: You arc in
nocd OF money; you havo told mo
that yourself. 1t was n great
tomptaytdlon and l forgive you be.
cause OF our ola friendship, but |
cannot retain. you in my employ.
Here 1o3l7stll! ls tho {, salary duo you."%
'"Yary6woll' )" SAID l. with forced
calmnoss, $50 bolt: Since you
nave n.a 80 poor S,.I an opinion Of me after
years q slal9thlal g999, N.Y. service, l. shall
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Only song that maiden sang,
Yet II stayed III the young mans heart all
day;
And his mind from business wandered
away,
Aud thr bright blue eyes aud soft brown
Cleaned on, from the pages before him
there,
And The :silvery tones through his memory
rang.
The song was Of love, and he thought, "Can
That she thought of mo as she Sang so
swect?"
And ah, how the thrills of a love complete
Seemed stirring his heart and filling his
brain,
As he thought, "shc will sing me the song
agnin
And | will ask her to live with me-"
Theydaalk together Lifo's paths to-day,
And tlicii'iiearts arc merry and light md
free,
Aud liie's rs sweet as life Gun be;
And the happy years glide swiftly from
view,
And their love though old seems ever, new,
Which Trouble or grief can never decay.
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At q Washington wedding tho
othor day tho groom woro black
kid gloves and wcddcd his bride
with a diamond ring. Instead of
tho "Wodding March," tho couple
were greeted with tho "Anvil
Chorus" and playod out to tho
air, "Oh, doar, what can the mat
ter be-"
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Tt is unlawful to give a. clow.c chew
or chew of tobacco rtno revenue
laws forbid any ono "'sell or dispose
of tobacco in any f'n without paying
q liccnse.N
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AN ACT TO REQUIRE STATE AND
COUNTY OFFICERS ELECTED by
THE PEOPLE TO QUALIFY WITHIN
THIRTY DAYS AFTER RECEIVING
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION THEREOF.
Bo it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of tho
State OF South Carolina, now met
and sitting, in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of tho same:
SECTION |. That from tho pas
sago Of this act it shall be tho du-
ty Of each and ovcry State and
county officer elected by tho poo.
pie TO- qualify within thirty days
aftcr'rcceiving official notification
thereof; and qualifying according
TO law, ho shall cntor upon tho
duties OF said ofico.
SEcrIoN 2. IF any officer elected
by tho people shall fail to qualify
and enter upon the duties Of his
oflico, as required by tho provi.
slons Of this act, he shall forfeit
tho Office to which he shall havo
been elected, and the Governor is
hereby authorized to ordor an
election to bo holden within nine.
ty days to fill tho vacancy. .~
SEcTIoN B.. All acts or parts Of
acts Inconsistent with tho provi-
s'ons Of this act arc hereby repeal,
cd.
1873.
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strnction in tho mechanic arts.
agriculture, chemistry, in the arts
OF hnsbandry, tho Fundamental
laws Of the United States and this
state, and in what regards the
| rights and duties Of citiZrn.
SECTION II. That as soon as tho
state Normal School is prepared
TO receive pupils, the State supcr-
'ntrndcnL Of education shall give
hotlrc Of the fact to the COUNTY
''hnul commissioners, and the sail
BOARD OF regents shall cause motto"
oi the same TO published in at
''a>t ono ncWspaprr in each Con.
-rr"Ssional district ut least for thir.
ty days.
SEcrloN 10. That the president
OF the board Of regents shah make
TO tho State superintendent Of
oducAtlon an annual report, bear
'nS date tho first Tuesday in No.
vrmbcr, which shall contain IL rull
and detailed account Of the doin"s
Of said board, and OF alI their cy-
pcnd't"res, and Of all money re-
coIved, and the prospect, PROGRESS
and condition or the school; and
such report, together with the re-
ports Of the different boards OF
visitors, shall bc transmitted to
Tho Gcncrll Assembly by tho
State suporin,ondcnC OF education
a. part OF his annual report and
IN additlon to what is now rcuuir.
cd by law.
SECTION lG. That after tho frs,
term, and at least once in each
year thereafter, the State Normal
Sch"" shall he visited by three
suitable persons, not members of
the board OF regents, but to he ap-
pointed by the State supcrintcn-
dent OF education, who shall cx.
anime thoroughly into tho con.
ulllon, organization and manage.
mcnt Of the school, and shall
report to the State superintendent,
OF education their views in rc~nrd
to It's success and usefulness, and
amy other matter they may iudmo
rNpcdlcnt. Such visitors shall be
appointed annual y, and their re-
port shall bear date OF the first
W cdncsday after the first Monday
% N"Vemoer, and cover The year
P'ec'o'''S %ch datr. The State
S"pc'In'e""c"t OF eI"cntIon shall
r""'I '"' accounts OF the visitors
W. eNl''"HeS acina!ly incurred in
oM1",'"'"% , S"'o Normal School,
"'" :, ~ ,n' sums allo"rd shall bo
,To 'I'a" W, ~ .'o r,',o treasurer out OF
'''o A'"' ''''.' 'oci,ooi lunt.
r,,.,n,, ~, n,,i =, "'' INC ooaru "l
,rGrn.,,L ,.;,I D"',." ,,' W 'r"Slec"
tcnInnt or nl'"a,; n ;,'"'' '"rer''-
Soon 80. nr,o,in.'LI, L,''u", 'r, "'n'''' "S
nmc Of Ills D''1.I w., '"I," "'v'r '|a .no p'SS,
md Gr nv .Mnh L,;t,;l' t,,iU l'o'Sos"io'. OF
inrs with five uro""I,5 'I5 w. ,' o"''I-
ing, now enclosed in What is
known -. ,Ln H,n,, wv: W n"' ~
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements inserted ut the rate of 81 90
per Squarc--onc inch-lor first insertion. ard
73c. for each subsequent insertion. Doublo
column advertisements temper cent on above
Notices of meetings, obituaries and tributes
ol respect, same rates per square Us ordinary
advertisements.
Special notices in local column 20 cent,
per line. '"''
Advertisements not marked with the uum.
per OF insertions will be kept in Til forbid
and charged accordingly.
Specinl contracts made with largo oJvcr.
tlsers' with liberal deductions on above rates
%0B E5Iyvz1yyly
Done with Ncatncss and Dispatch.
Terms Cash.
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receipts, .su D.,ss sapors eoaswlss. lsA Sale. lOu

reeeip lHu bales Exports coasfwise. lsA Sales fon
wlLnsoros, N G., Nov. iS7a :.
Spirits q surpsntlns weak SIC Rosis easy g Z g
ior yellow DIP and . 70 Sor Sssn Far weak
s:' .::'sssS :s:: s,.: ss ' e.
CLUB sssa sssfS ssi WI White ssns
s Il 20 sssss ana srs. sSs
mid fsS PER rel ss
e Ss.aS e New 9sas s
cad sSssSp s % ssx
SS 90 aour aSay cnS 's sn
6oAuO0 feet OF lumber '''s '-'Ae' -
oats asssis do barley !Ssis do rye, Saisdo barley
s!s !s 9Psf6s P%6sa l9i 4ss Ssis
sSt a. GsSs sN sasiss ss
bushels corn sS s2s do oats 2Siso do Rail sxpSrts
ss ssI:y CIR &! a ! 81 o. Ss
S whsss % bushels So western npaas soqs
els No new Western barley at 81 is Other articles
Flour firm and in fair demand. Wheat in iair demand
ey;%ss. a$:ss ssss, s
Oats dun and 9nchanssa. Ereishs duh and unchanged
ssipssSSo SasnsI. xSsst 400 Do ana 1000 as
oats shipments-25IU bushels wheat SaOU DO corn and
CHICAGO, Nov. 3 1873.
Flour quiet and unchanged; sales OF extra spring at
IS 50 so Wheat active and higher at the opening
and dull ana declining at the close sales of No ~
81 03h regular and 81 06 for Norlhwestcrn; No
spring 81 00h $l0 cash, 81 004 ST 0% for Novem-
inside quota tons Corn dull and dropping at for
high mixed $3.50 SIC rejected S5c. Oats dull and
lower at ssc &c for No cash 4o and Ssc for Tor Ne Ne
Barley In fair demand and higher at 81 % for Ne
ta and &c. sic for No spring Provisions steady
Ss cash or December and Sc &C. dSI Sr JsnTary Nnvs
Der and December at SIC packed Green hams easier;
sales OF ID lbs average at and los average a. SIC
Buffalo g. Sc obs oSn y o bushels eS
1900 do barley shipmcnts8Ob bbis flour " UO0 bush
els wheat 49, do corn, 10000 do oats $500 DO rye
and 70 barley
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the latest bids for railroad bonds are annexed
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The payments made rom the Treasury Depart
ment by warrants during the month OF october
last amounted to sl4,s32s65 81. The above does
not include payments on account OF interest or
principal OF the public debt or the United States.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called
bonds and $3.50 in silver coD disbursng $685. O01 in
coin interest. The receipts from customs to-day
were s3l4, ,o0o; from internal revenue, $s11.O77.
BANK SHARES.
The Fourth National Bank stock sold at 90, and
German-Amercan at IS. The following are the
bids:-New York. 10; Manhattan, 113; Mer-
chants, 100; Union, l25; America, 100; Fulton,
l25; American Exchange, e75a; Market, 10; I'm
porters and Traders, $50.
THE STOCK MARKET
opened strong but subsequently became irregu-
lar and closed at decline OF from a TO x per
cent. Western Union, however, opened at 80 and
left OFF at sos, with sales in the interim at 40 = a
SIX 49, 50ss 4e7s. Next in importance were
Lake Shore and New York Central though an
active business was done In some OF the other
shares Much or the downward tendency was
assisted by the rumors concerning Pennsylvania
Central dividends the loss OF the steamer Ariel or
the Pacific Mail line. on the Pacific Coast, and
other facts heretofore alluded to. The various
changes OF price win be found in the tables which
follow.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
and lowest prices OF the day.
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NOPARTNERSHIP DIssoLUTION.-KoNRAD HOFF
~ mann has retired from the firm Of NJ. j. Seelg Co.
Metal Founders The business WILL from this time be
carried on by the Undersigned usual under the
frm name MORITZ J. sEELIG.
MACMILLAN FLECKESSTEIN.
OsCAB FEURERT
BR0oHLyv v. d., lis III Mauger street, Nov l. 1879
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxrr.-LorDoS, Nov. s-1c 80 r, M,
United states dys;twsnty bonds lSs's, old 81 ISIS
Erie Railway shares 8sI4. $50 r. M-Erie Railway
shares, Ss]s 5lSP. MUnited states ten-fcrty bonds
90% new iveS 9O4; Erie Railway shares, SS& Paris
despatches quote rsntes bdf 2sc.
PARIS BoURsE.-LoNDON, Nov. 3-2 p. M.-Paris de-
spatches quote rentes At S6f soc $3.50 r. M.-French
LiyERrooL COTTON MARKKr-LrvxRPoor- Nov. s-5l5 P.
M.-Sales of upands on the basis Of good ordinary
shipped December and January, at sgd; do. do,
shipped November, at sd; DO. do the basis Of low
mddlings deliverable November and December, at SD
Sales Of upands the basis of good ordinary shipped
ber and December at SID; do do ON the basis low
mddlings deliverable December, a The markcti is
dull and Middling uplands, Ss4. SD mddling
Orleans 9d Sales 10 00O bales including 700 for specu-
laton and export Of the sales to-day 6OO0 bales were
American.
80 p. M.-The market Is quiet
LvERrooL PRODUCE MARKET -LIvERrooI- Nov g.
cwt spirits turpentine, As 3D. per cwt. w. ..,o
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-L0NDoN NOV. 5-5 80
P Mspirits petroleum, I'D. gallon spirits turpen
tine, 32s per cwt
371sf for fine pale American.
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T. % { n FaC Isl IIl....
lO01 do.
3Uco L Pac los. inc....
300 Chic a \ W lst IN.
600 3, q X * VI lsi. !.
2On n j Cen lsi IN. N. /
900 Long Dock bis.
IsCUO o 4 VI con sf.b c
'2tU0C Pac cid bds..c
GUpt 90.
gflb 10. .ss.4s ~ Y
lUv shs Pac MSS Co. be
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON, Nov. 3 1873
Cotton quiet; good ordinary, i3sc. Net receipts i02
bales Gross i,3Ok Exports coastwisc I,2H sales 100
Stock, 1916 . - -.
Cotton unsettled and irregular; accurate quotations
strict good ordinary. l4c. good ordinary. iac B1c.
Net receipts 353 bales gross S6l Exports-Io Great
Britain, 4i2e Sales 1000 stock, oS2H.
NOBLE. Nov g. 1873
Cotton dun mlddngs l4lsc. low mddlinss, l3slc
lie strict good ordinary, I3c. ketreceipS Jvb bales.
Exports coastwisc, LAX sales, 400 stock, 1851
SAVANNAH, Nov. s. 1874
Cotton dull and nominal; middIings, lylsc Net
ceipts. $3.50 bales Exports-To Great brtaln AtoI 20
the ConnnenL 2l5O. coastwse Ao2o sales Sez stock,
''' CHAnIesros. Nov. g. 1873
Cotton slightly lower; mIddlings ittc. nssc; Tow
midd'nrs s1c > hsi strict good ordinary, iSse. Net
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DEATH OF AN EMIGRANT WOMAN

Coroner Young was yesterday called TO hold an
inquest at Castle Garden on the body OF Sophia
Malsch, German woman, sixty-cight years OF age,
who died suddenly in the morning. A DAY or two
ago deceased arrived at this port from Liverpool
on board the steamship Batavia, and being seasick
nearly an the way from Liverpool, Mrs. Masch was
unable at all times 10 procure or take her rations
ana consequently she became very weak and ex-
hausted. While being removed from the steamer
70 Castle Garden Mrs. Masch died on board the
transfer steamer. Dr. Marsh Is OF the opinion rnat
she died from heart disease; but the body was re-
moved to the Morgue, where he Will make an
autopsy, after winch Coroner Young VIII hold an
inquest. The relatives OF deceased yesterday ieit
Tor their destination In Wisconsin.
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1865 lolG, g5; DO. OF 1857, p6K . s6k; ten.
forty bonds, cox Of; new nves, ooA 9o3s; Erie
Railway shares IS . 3sH; New York Central
tx. At Paris, rentes were weak and declined to
5eE 2Sc. The German government concluded the
purchase Of $3,0Oo,0oc OF new nves United States
bonds to-day. The following are the quotations
from Amsterdam:-Central Pacific first mortgage
ponds, ~; Union Pacific first mortgage, 6S;
Union Pacific stock. l5k; Northwest preferred,
So; st. Paul preferred, Az; Erie Railway
shares. 4l4. American securities irregular.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
closed frm, under the London report that the
German government have just concluded
further purchase OF three millions OF United States
new fives The closing quotations are as follows:-
United States sixes 1881. registered INK DO DO,
coupon, 113 q ia; do fve-twenties, 1862, coupon,
l06k a l07; do do. 1864, do, 1851 bid; do. do,
1865 do, l07,s los; do do, 1865, do, new lc9s
llosl; do do, 1867, coupons 1l2 ll9h; do, 1858,
DO. 1I1I ll2sl do ten-iorties, registered, l06h
bid do DO, coupon 1861 a 1908; do. hves, 1851,
DO, l0sA lo94; do. do, 1881, do, 1o71s bid.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
are without material change. Old and new Ten
nessees closed at e. TO 90, old virginas 32H bid;
Eew IS bid; consos, As to AZ, and deferred, TO g.
Georglas are so bid. Ola North Carolinas are l6H
TO ~, new Offering at II and special tax at 6A TO
south Carolinas being to 10, and April 10 to 20.
Plain Missouri skies closed at s4ls to s51s.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold was heavier and lower to-day, not, how
ever, in response to any known direct cause. The
merchants are not buying any exchange, and, con-
sequenty, are not buying any gold 1t is said that
not a few members OF the Board. as wen
as outside spectators, are locking up gold at
the present low rates, believing that before long
there will be demand for shipment The price to.
day declined from 1884, to 1915, but subsequently
rallied TO I07k, and closed at 1915. The rates for
carrying were lie, 1882, 5-64, y, $50, l-32 and
per cent until Wednesday. The steamer Batavia,
which arrived yesterday, brought $4,000 gold
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows:-
Gold cleared. $44.376, 600
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. LA, 900
currency DalanceS.. ..-.......-......-. l,-oo,o 900
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. SIS, 1o6, ,los
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1891 ,4s3
nAl1 ham A
The New York herald., 1873-11-04
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Lower for spot and Futurcs-
Flour Uncha nged-Whent DuJI-Corn
steady-Oats Firmer--Pork DuII-Lard
steady = Groceries Unchanged = Petro-
leum Dull ana NomInai-Navai stores
Nominsiiy Easier-whiskey steady.
MONDAY, Nov. 3--6PM
The accelerated moyemegt In general mercbsp-