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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-02

THE Howard association are sixteen
hundred dollars in debt, and have been
refused any more money by Mayor
Johnson, who has disbursed TO it only
one thousand dollars Of the ten
appropriated by the council. This
will not do. The city government is al
ready chargeable with a great many
lives that might have been saved had
the mayor hut assumed the responsible
ty in this that he has in other matters.
The APPEAL, some days ago, pointed 10
q way in which the money might be
borrowed, and we believe that to-day,
notwithstanding the monetary pressure,
the whole amount can be had from our
hanks, if the mayor wills it. He does
not seem to realize the duty that de-
wolves upon him, or, if he does, is indif-
Eerent to it and to the results of his sll-
pineness or ignorance. The Howard -
sociation is doing a great good, and
must be sustained at the public expense,
or cease to exist. Ifit does and the city
refuses also TO disinfeet, as the APPEAL
has time and again urgel, We might as
well surrender to the seouTge, and say to
the world that we are lacking in every
essential as a community. This we
know is not true, but we also know that
il is the character which the city gov
.ernment is making foI us by its inertia
ia this time of great public calamity.
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DIED.

NOss-The friends and scquaintanees of
Michael and Christiana Moss are invited 10
attend the funeral o. their daughter LOUISA
Moss, from residence, No. Washington street,
this cTHURSDAY) morning at Q O'Clock.
HERZFELDER-In this city, Wednesday,
October lst, EUDoRA HERzFELDER, aged %
years.
The friends and acquaintances Of the fam
lily are invited to attend the funeral, from res
idenee, 10S Main street, this CrHURsDAY)
morning, at O'Clock.
MAYOR-In this city, Wednesday, October
lst, ALExAEDEE MAYOR, aged 4S years.
The friends and acquaintances Of the de-
ceased are invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, lo6 Promenade street, this
CTHU RSDAY) morning, at o'clock.
HELLMAN-In this city, Wednesday. Octo-
Der lst, HENKR HELLAAN, aged IL years.
Funeral viii take place from Holsts this
crHURSDAY) morning, at o'clock. Friends
and acqUaintanoes are invited 10 attend.
Carriages in attendance.
WATERs-w Wednesday morning. October /.
lS75, MAEGAREr WATERS, IN the 55th year Of
her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of John
Waters are invited to attend her funeral, from
her late residence, corner OF Fourth and Ex-
change streets this CTHURSDAY) morning,
at l05S o'clock
O'CONNOR-The friends and Roquaintances
OF Mrs. j. O'UoNNoR, ll5 Main street, are in
vited to attend her funeral. from her late resi-
denee, at Central Park, ~ miles from Men,
phis, on the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
ROAD, this (THURsDAY1 afternoon, October
ID, b 3 o'clock.
SIVEL-At % o'clock pm, October LIST, Of
bilious ieyer, CHAkLIss S1vEL. New York
papers please copy.l
The friends and acqusintances Of the fam
ily are invited 10 attend his funeral this
trHL RsDAH) afternoon, at o'c.ock, from
the residence, s55 Main street.
FLANNERY-OR tie evening OF October
lst at bsr rssidenee, 81 Causey street. Mr..
CNrH ARISE FLANNEKY, mother Of Joseph
and Thomas Fiannery. Due notice Of funa.
raj VIII be given,
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ALL our citizens will be glad TO
learn that the First national bank re-
sumes business this morning. Else
where we publish card to that effect
from the cashier and directors. twill be
seen that the old business will have to
,taud as il is until the committee ap-
pointed to negotiate the two hundred
thousand dollars subscribed IN good
paper returns, as it no doubt will,
with that amount. Then all the
liabilities Of the bank will be
taken up, and the old business
he placed on the same foot
ing as the new. We sincerely con-
gratulate all concerned on so satisfac-
tory a result Of labors that have been
unremitting ever since Thursday last,
and We hope that all who are depositors
OF creditors of the First national will
exercise the same degree of forbearance
toward it as it in the past has IN
seviatingly extended TO its creditors
and customers. We rejoice at this re-
sumption Of business by one of our best
banks and hope to be able to announce
in a few days a similar course by the
naEnfR
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MISCELLANEOUS.


The Milwaukee chamber Of commerce
adjourned yesterday till Saturday, To
enable wheac-buyers 10 accumulate cur
reuey to pay for purchases.
The Second national bank at Wash
ingtOn City resumed currency payments
yesterday.
Northrop & Chick, bankers of Wall
street, New York, threw up the sponge
yesterday, on account Of heavy calls
from western depOsitOrs. They have
had no dealings with the stock exchange.
4 Philadelphia dispatch reports that
at the request of the debtors, and by con-
sent Of the petitioners, the order requir-
ing Jay Cooke & Co. to show why they
should not be adjudicated bankrupts has
been continued for a week.
The Louisville clearinghouse assOcia-
tion dissolved yesterday by common
consent, because Of a lack of cO-Opera-
ton Of the merchants.
The Merchants bank If Kentucky,
at Louisville, anENu-"es that it will pay
all checks on demand, as heIetofOre.
A general improvement Is quote IN
Kansas City, Missouri, financial affairs,
The financial excitement has entirely
disappeared from AtehisOn, Kansas.
Thomas Kemp & Co, grocers Of Bal
timOre, Maryland, suspended yesterday
Liabilities, eighty thousand dollars;
assets, sixty thousand do lars.
The DanfOrth locomotive works, New
Jersey, will place the employees in the
foundry on half time, or work two gangs
on alternate days.
Forty employees Of the Morris and Es-
sex railroad, at HOhOken, were dis
charged yesterday, and about one hum
dred and fifty at other points, because
Of inability to obtain currency for dis
bursements.
The stockholders Of the State bank Of
Brunswick, New Jersey, held a meet
ing yesterday and heard the report of
the examining committee. The export
deficit amounts to five hundred and
fifty-three thousand dollars. In addi-
ton to the entire capital of a quarter OF
a million dollars, the stockholders sub
seribed three-guarters of a million dol
lars, which insures the payment Of the
banks liabilities and restores the capital
of the bank. Business will be resumed
Immediately, and proceedings at once
commenced against Appleton, the de-
faulting cashier, and r. w. Woodwork,
president of the carpet company, as his
accOmpliee.
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WE see by the Knoxville Gronicle
that a party of cut-throat scoundrels at
tempted to play kuklux in Anderson
county the other night. One Of them
was killed in the attempt, shot, it is
supposed, by his own brother. We only
regret they were not all killed, and hope
the authorities Of Anderson county will
hunt them down and make examples Of
them, and, if they fail, that the gov
trnor will take the matter in hand and
see that the outlaws go to the peniten-
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borhood where new case Is developed
And, again, II this assumption
can he sustained, we yet have strong
additional reason for the efforts 70 Jugu-
late the yellow monster In his den, and
with the measures suggested. Now,
Messrs. Editors, il surely is high time
something decisive WAS being done TO
get us rid of the cause OF this awful
scouTee. 1t has seemed to be the policy
all the time to get US rid Of the effects,
while only mOiety Of the many thou
sands expended so Intellectually, but SO
laudably, if applied properly might rid
us of the cause, and then the effects
would cease Of themselves.
j. JOS, WILLIAMS, NJ. ID.
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The death of our lamented friend
Frank Taft occasions vacancy in the
office Of clerk Of the first circuit court OF
this city. The position is responsible
one, requiring not only fidelity but ex-
perience, skill and the incest accuracy
in the discharge Of its duties. For this
Office we have had suggested to Us the
name Of Mr.. B. F. Coleman, and have
had the suggestion indorsed by several
petitions soliciting the place for Mr..
Coleman and vouching for his entire Mt
ness for the place. We are happy to
add our own to the general testimony in
Eavor Of Mr.. Coleman, whom We have
known for many years, and can
fully indorse as every way worthy
tae vacant position. He has
bsan deputy-elerk in the office Of the
second circuit court for years, giving en-
tire satisfaction to court, bar, and liti-
gents. Upright, industrious and COM
pstent, genial, courteous and Of great
energy, we deem him worthy of the
v,Isce. and believe his honor Judge
HeiskeI could not make an appointment
which would give more general satisfac-
ton
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FROM THE POLARIS CREW.
Statement OF Captain BHddingten, Sehu.
mann and DIR. Bissell.
How Captain Hall Died-ApOplexy the
COnsequenee-The "LO0k-OHt'
for the Rescued.

NEN- YORK, September 30.-A special
correspondent of the Tribune at Dundee,
gives some interesting details Of the ad-
ventures of the rescued crew of the
p0laris. BuddingtOn and Schumann's
story OF Captain Halls's death is as fol-
lows. Sehumann, the first engineer,
saws: After the return from the north
ern siedge Journey and on coming into
the cabfn, the captain turned sick and
after LAYING down vOmited a great deal.
He would not taste anything at first, but
.afterward asked for q cup Of tea, but he
had no sooner paTtaken Of il than the
vomiting returned more violently than
before. About z.X huurs afteTward be
took delirium aud continued in this con
dition three days On recovering his
senses, however, he grew better, got up
and wrote up his journal. BE also at
tended to other duties as If he
had been in his usual health;
but he never went out. In
about ten days afterward be was again
seized, aud got worse and worse till the
night Of the seventh, when he became
calm. Seeing DIR. Bissell near, he called
him and said: Il am very much obliged
~ you for the kindness you have shown
10 me, doctor" After saying these
words he relspsed, and in the morning
was dead.
Buddiugton gives a brief account Of
his death, and SAYS: On the twenty
fourth Captain Hall returned, having
reached the bay, which he named New
mans. Not long after his return Cap
tain Hall Was taken III, and DIR. Bissell
sid the disease was apopleXy. For two
,ve eks he con inued in bad health. Now
and again lac would rally and appear
we'll and then relapse. On the morning
Of the eighth he died, and ON the
tenth We buried him half q mile 70
sbs south of the observatory. We were
now in a peculiarly embarrassing con
dillon, but / considered IL still our duty
40 press toward the north pole. Ia con-
sequence Of some little difference which
occurred be fore Captain Halls death, as
well as from, the novel condition ID
which We now found ourselves, the bar
mony which had previously prevailed
was now more tha;e Gi2ee seriously DrO-
ken. On the thiEtceDt1 Of November
--Dr Bissell drew up paper, S4s3 asked
1,9s to sign it. wideh / did. It
xVasa repetition O. the instruc-
tlons given by the isASal depart
FnS1t 10 Captain Hall, ProSidiRg that
i shssild eOntine as the sailing ana act
ing master. control and dirCgt tse move
ments Of the vessel. DIR. Bisseli - to
continue chief Of the scientific depart
,,,. ut. The paper concludes as follows:
GTt j. aur honest intention to honor our
o., and ,N0ist it on the most northern
1sTt of the earth" BuddingtOn de-
s.ribas tbe sepaa 'stion Of the Tyson party,
and ssys: sssVe kt-lI an anxious lookoBt
an lie time from the masthead Of the
rsssel for signs Of the party, but the
sharpest eyes on shipboard JAILED to see
aualt Of them. However, they bad
boats, even 90 lttls seow, ana We
were in hopes they gouiG possibly be
aiie yet to make Tor 0s,I
-
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OFFICE OF CONFrROLLER0 OF THE CUPRENCY.l
HAsHINGTON- August 2, ISIS. !
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence. present
ed 70 The unders gned, it has been made to ap-
pear that the state National Bank OF Mem
phis in the city Of Memphis, in the county OF
shelby and state Of Tennessee, has been duly
organized under and according TO the require
meurs OF the act toI COugrs 81, entitled i'An Act
to provide . national currency, secured By
pledge Of United states bonds, and 70 pro-
vide for the circulation and redemption
thereof, approved June s., 1854, and has COM
piled with al the provisions Of said act re-
qufTed To be- complied with before commence
ing the business OF banking under said act.
Vow Therefore, J. j. T. LangWOrthv, acting
Comptroller Of the Currency DO hereby tssti-
ty that tLe estate National Bank OF Mem
phis, y In the city Of Memphis, in the county
OF shelby and state Of Tennessee, is author
Ized 20 commence the business OF banking
under the act Aforesaid.
In Testimony Whereof, u illness my hand
and seal or Office this 18th day OF august. Is73,
Ut LANGWOETHT
No. 2l27 T.. 81 Acting Comptroller Currency.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, October l.-Cotton frm, and
asking fun rates; middlings l6c; low mid
ding, l515c; strict aood ordinary, lee; net re-
ceipts l456 bales; exports, ,cosstWiss, 42i bales
sales, 70 bales; sock, 1855 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, October 1.--Cotton quiet and
firm; middhngs, 1896; net receipts, 2G9f
bales; exports, coastwise, III bales; sales,
1893 bales; sock, II, ,5s2 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE. October Cotton firmer and in fair
demand middling, l61Sc; low middlingsl51z /;
strict good Ordirary, H1ac; net receipts 81
bales; exports, continent bales; cOasfwise,
$50 bales sales, COO bales; stock, 10, ,465 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, October l.-COtton-nOminai,
and no price. Net receipts, 576 bales; sales,
50 bales; exports, coastWise, - bales; stock,
1898 bales.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

The trade in stocks to-day resulted in
a general decline In prices, due mainly
to the sale Of collaterals for loans and
realizing by parties who need 'mOneV
more than stocks. The decline was not
attended with any excitement. Specu-
latiOn was dull, the demand principally
being for investmentin small lots. Quite
a large amount of railroad stocks have
been absorbed in the last few days by in
vestors. On Friday the rules permitting
an officer of the board to sell any
dsfsUlting member out or buy him in will
come in force again, and then all con-
tracts which are not settled will have to
come before the exchange. 1t is not now
apprehenGed that there will be many
such, and. indeed, there may be none,
but until that day comes no one can tell
the worst, so far as stocks are concerned,
and therefore all are waiting for that day
to come. The gold market closed
weak, with some stocks down to the
lowest point Of the day. The following
are the closing quotations:
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THERE is q rumor sflost that an at
tempt will be made by injunction to
prevent the continuance of the tempo
rary hospital established for the use of
the fever patients! What next? Would
il not be easier and better to serve an in
junction on Iellow-Jack to prevent his
making any more funerals? DIR. Will
liams, in a communication in another
column, shows us how this may be done.
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.

- The regular monthly meeting of the 81.
Andrews Society viii BE- held st paricr No.
S6j, Gayoso House, this THURSDAY ever
Ing, at u o'clock- Every member oi TIE so
eiety, and all good sco.ehmen in Memphis,
are requested to be present, as arrangements
will be made to organize -HouIIs r-tc-
Shoulder Club" inorder that ali may be ready
to assist their Sc britber Scots Ia tie present
emergency.
G. W ALEXANDER, President.
IOHN C. F0IsgEz - -ratary- 80
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NOTICE.

OFFICE WAsHINGrON F. AND VI. INs. Co.l
Memphis, September %, 1873.
N5- The stock holders Of this ComBony are
hereby notified that in consequence Of the
financial condition Of affairs. the call made
upon them IN August lasf, due and payable
on the lst OF October, has been extended 70
mature on the lst of December, Is73.
By order OF the Board.
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THE jackson Pilot, Ames's special or
gan. argues at great length against the
position taken by Governor Powers, that
an election shall not be held until No
vember, 1874, and is exceedingly wrathy.
We publish elsewhere what II says in
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THE funeral of Colonel Eugene Ma
gevney, yesterday, was largely attended
by his family and friends. He had lived
the allotted span, and had seen much Of
life; had fulfilled his whole duty as cit
izen. husband and father, and leaves be-
hind him an unspotted name and a
Hrioht eNample
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The Pike,s Peal signal station.

DENVRs, Col, October 1.-The United
States signal station on the summit OF
Pixies Peak is nearly completed, and
will be dedicated with appropriate cere-
monies on the eleventh instant. The
telegraph line to the summit is already
completed, aud when the station isfllly
established important scientific disclos.
ures may be expected. The signal sta
ton is fourteen thousand two hundred
snd sixteen feet above the sea-level.
One observer snd three assistants will
remain on the summit all winter. The
new trail leading thereto renders its
location accessible excepting in most
severe weather. DR.. Y. J. HOydon, the
eminent chief of government territorial
surveys, has purchased home at Colo
RADIO, near the foot Of Pixies Peak, and
will reside there permanently.
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NASHVILLE, October l.-SeG0nd day
of the Blood-horse association races,
The first race was for purse Of $500,
.two-mile heats. Franklin'sb b. f. Arizona,
I, ]; Neighbours b. c. Lampi, 2, 2; AL.
cocks Cd. c. Darlington, 3, 8; Gillespie's
b. g. DusLsn, distsnced. Time, s,4e3,
3.44t.
The secon1 race was for the associs-
tion purse, $500, mile heats. Crowley's
ch. c. Quartermaster, 2, l, L; Birds b. C.
Survey, /, 2, 3; CadWallader's ch. f.
Florine, 4, 4, 2; Barry's b. c. Emir, 5, g.
4: Roblnson's cb. f. Florence, 3, 5, 5;
Scott's b. >. Lady Greenfield, distanced
Time, 1.473, Az, l.51l. Track in good
condition, weather fine, and attendance
large.
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STOREBOAT FOR SALE
AT LACONIA. ARK.

Ok FEET LONG. i6 feet wide in clear
OO BrOwn-built OfJamestnwn, n. Y. store
room y feet, storsre-r0om "a feet, family. room
10 feet, Kitchen Il ioet. with pantry and clossf
ait; painted complete inside and out. shei,-as
and Counters full length Of storeroom- or1s
course 81 tAired paper roofiug and four ~
pine and poplar bottom perfectly sound and
fun rgged with oars, puIuI, capsisln, chocIys
caviis, lines, anchor chain. slIifl etc NFiii
sell boat with ~ without stock.
Refer 70 lie ofnces o. steamer A. 7. White
o. Aiessrs. Martin 4 Hilismau, Mamphis rsr,
pessee, or address &. q n. SELLERS.
VeS +s-eonill- Al Ia nsas,
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BANKS.
THREE HUNDRED THOUsAND


r. c. DANIEL, late President Merchants Va
UOual bank.
AMOS WOOD RUFF. President Union CctuOn
Compress a ssociatiOn-
I. B. KIRKLAND. late President Jackson In
sGrance company.
J. J. BJ JSBT, President washington Fire and
Marine Insurance company.
T.. A. y EL4SON, President SOul hern Life IN
surance Company.
T.. r. TUGGLE.
b. low ES STEIN, OF B. LOwenstein a Bros.
HUGH EWART, Of stewart, Giwnne q Co
II. T. LENNON, Of JOyner, Lennon & Gale.
A. J. White, Of White, Langstad & Co.
JOHN p. HOFFMAN, OF Mitchell, Hoffman
q Co.
Il. CLOTH, Of Cloth & Kettman.
y. MALAIESrA. Of i. Podesta q Co.
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Wednesday, October 18th, 1873,
by George o. Sale & Co., Auctloneers, 20I Main
street.
A. c. Tucker, box "A. 5. Vigus, packages:
Z. p. Field, piano; B. G.. Powell, I bOxeH.; C.
ROthert, trunk G.. W. Garieusture. hCN
d. W. Williams, box; Duncan Dunn, ] box.
Il. +. BabcOck- 1 box; Ellis d Daman, I keg
varnishi Ars. l. Armstrong, I washing ma
chine, box F. W, box; g.. W. Trueheart
cotttu gin; ii. q. Hills, Crockett's Bluff, 2
boxes, trunk; ]. Haynes, / box; Hill & Co..
Y boxes, barrels bath brick; l. K. K, I roll
leather; j. COlst0n, jr-- box candy; j. H.
Athy. / sack faucets; ]. BIgan, 7 box; ] e..
hendOrfer. box; Jas. = Price e Co Fort Glib
son, box; p. Twobig, : beer kegs; KIeiner q
Bro, lot beer kegs; l.. ts / . boxes glassware.
Lucas, 1 coil rope l. C.. Frazier. boz. Chas
&usick, lot goods; Maria Bradley. kitchen
safe; rs. NJ. B. O1 ems, I sewing machine
cotton planter; p. Baquet, box; r. +. Eggles-
ton, bundles picks and shOvels: ~. H. Fore
man, boxes household goods: W. AcPeak
box W +. Dugau, l chest; W. Coss l box:
W. Ramlin, keg, box; =. Griffith, / cul-
uvator; Diehl & Lord, 2 boxes; J. 5. Grace, /
box; Frank DegarmO, L box merchandise:
Hugh Mcdonald. bundles paper; =. L Cald-
well, newell post; Tenpessee Carbon Gas
Co., case gas fixtures, ] bundle pipe. j. Hav-
mes, / box; J. 81. ". & Co., Aberdeen, lot
merchandise; no mark, / pulley and driver:
Mlnate jackson, boxes. s A. box. VII
liams & Ross, = casks bottles, ThOs Eagan
l gun, boxes; II Hawg0od, i chest- A. r.
B., l box; J r. Spichy, I trunk; no mark. I
yallse, carpetbugs. 7. L. Parker, I lounge.
DO mark, barrel whisky.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

uThe Daily Appeal has larger eireu'
Iafion than all the OIher nemphis daily
napprs combined
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Business Resumed on Wall Street,
and the Storm Of the Past
Few Days Forgotten
Increase In the Supply Of Green
backs, and Rates Declined
Demand Falling Of.
Gold Declined to 10 Sister
ling Exchange AetiVe-A Gen
eral Decline in Stocks.
Important Correspondence be-
tween the Treasury Depart
ment and the Charleston
Bankers Etc.
RusIAEss ON wall srREEr.


MONEY.
NEW YORK, October Money loaned
easily to-day at One-fOurth per cent, but
finally the rate declined to seven Der
cent, and there was perceptioie in
crease in the supply. Bank officers re-
port to-day that the demand for eurren-
cy from country banks and bankers has
fallen of, anu some banks have tele-
graphed countermanding orders for cur
rency. In other cases gTeenbacks are
being returned to the city from the
country. The amount OF loan certif.
Gates issued thus far by the loan CON-
mittee of the clearinghouse is about
twenty-five million dollars. Greenbacks
sold at a premium of two to three per
cent. to-day for certified checks. Banks
and bankers were buying to remit to the
west and south for crop movements.
Early in the day the supply was less
than the demand, but toward the close
offerings were more liberal.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
Sterling active and frmer at 1914 fol
sixty days, and 1851 for sight.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
Customs receipts to-day amounted tc
S3I1, 200.
GOLD.
Gold declined from Ill to 1I0s, re-
covered to 11Ik, and closed at 1lO5
Loans were 3(97 I-32 and :. Gold clear
ings were SIS, 900, 600; the assistant.
treasurer disbursed sSl 900.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Governments firm, and the principa,
activity WAS IN new '65's, iG7's and '6S's
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GENERAL COUNCIL,

MAYORS OFF ICE, CITY HALL.
VI AEAPHls, TENS-, uct-oe. - is.s
5s- The General Council u the city Ct
Memphis viii meet IN the First anu second
Circuit Court rooms corner o. second and
Onion streets,
HIS AFTERSOOS. Ar q O-CLOfIz
All the members in the city are re4ues. cI
10 be present, as there Is 5s,ine-s of mport-
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