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The New York herald., 1874-05-07

Wheat was in demand but with large arrivals
st hand and free offerings At hand prices were lc
40 3 81 80 Tor inferior ungraded and No. spring;
q ~ o. for rN No. Chicago and No5thwes closing at
sofa i'Sif Sn er
6hssso o nve nH ns
CpEn r. was 81 steady and sold extent bushes
&C. s for o,I whte western Southern white nomipa at @
eGf s so lhs1 er do S
va @ e so'SS Tas
sold dS4Gsy sssnns to Close
cargo; on private terms S no. :,
freighs and the market remained frm. Tonnage
Sa Us was .n s ,Ss Scun after By the grain 81 5
steady rates e m The engagements Include TO Liverpool
sS s.sssa sasn IN ii ssss ssas
bushels S aran sat al Il 70 SSs By
4Ss. and BY san 1900 bushels Of grain at sd sSsd.-
sase 1t & S. 81
Is nS aase eisss Of y pss 500 Dh Sbs Of M
SSs;s e ss % & Sss
On
sssSf IA Of a Ehs osdsls
vyss 5 sraa S as o hors
lay days w Late I British bark snce same
SS sssass sns
French bark hence to Drame Norway, with 5000 bbls
domestic foreign: But otherwise the market was
SSos ssntSiiasal ana %ixsa; sse ao. eiaysd
E EaSds dc a SC New Orleans 90. ' .nsAsn :.
s ans R Assss % ssn
s % e py not %
at 4c: and Is bbls Rosin quiet and steady,
sale s Ss for aavs s1syss Sp'y
sh
joPbns lots At g for city r r.c,oo on.+ ,n.
iss spSi Nay; sac: reported f tsIs ,Ss
Su0eSS for Os on % snS &
sss
market inactive but drm, Esaned quoted 81 IKE,
1900 bbls. Of naphtha for prompt delivery, at SIC At
4 + s. s:vs S q S, aSsss !. ss
81 70 at other lines. ~ $3.50 $50
cut %sa aRs s sts ass
ess s PGIss Nay sns 81 S or a
ana SO9 b6s for July y si7 So Bacon-The market
ssf ss TssS
way a. steady prices. sales in lots 80 packages az
~ do IS
sss prime %sss srsss 81 and 1SF India
Beet hams-The market was dull but values were
within the of $40 s2s Southern and s?l s25
day has been Quiet but values remained the same We
heard Of sales OF 500 picked hams at IKE per 0
heroes Of Sssssa hams lbs sverass az ise ana
market for Western was lower and the demand only
far at the decline Sales ticrces tor May at 1885,
July at lOzSc 10 I5l6c Butter and cheese with
fair demand at essentially unaltered prices
suGAR.-For raw sugar the market was moderately
Isnns and @ @ Of nssa 81 for sass % e i god
hhds. Of good fair refining at TIC; 100 hhds,.
q -.,n;ng ,da;maged 1n 1mnuscovado 20 hhdS ;. Of
AZ a s lids soo ass a. s e. rs ss
sugar at met Win trade and
quoted as tollows:-stAndard AS" 9Ac.; granulstcd.
CubaRefnng Interior to common 6s4c TIC fair to
good fair. !Ac. 7xc; good to prime, TIC. snc.;
grocery, fair to good &C. s4c prime to choice SIC:
SIC. Claycd-Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos TO 9, &C.
7H i DO, p dS p to u c sc d. do l9 u. to 10 slc &C.
&C. &c., grocery, fair to choice, $40 Ssc. Brazil
Dutch standard Nos 8 to y, sac; Txc Java-Dutch
RIcE.-There fair Jobbng trade reported to-day,
at steady prices sales 45 erces OF Carolina at TIC
ss4c per lib according quality Is bags of Patna
nc; nc, and 200 bags OF Rangoon ut Ikc. 7ssc.
srEARrE:-The market was active and nrm.. ssles $50
terces of city for June delivery at ESQ terces Of
for do, at &c., and 1000 lbs Of city, the spot at
fALIow sold to the extent q 10000 lbs. at 7,sc.
WHISkEr.-Heceipts5 55s bbls II. The market closed Nc
The New York herald., 1874-05-07

ID use OF whey; newly built basin bath with :
stream Of thermal water Of 2e degrees e continually
flowing through Il; marble pscine In the elegantly nteed
up bathing saloon; large swimming basin IN the 0peq
air; douches ana baths In the bathing o.
the season on MayL A.C. The ooAAiTTAk
The New York herald., 1874-05-07
REAL ESTATE.

There was o fair attendance at the Exchange
yesterday. Two auction firms, by their announces
ments, contributed to this result Mr.. James n.
Miller sod under the direction OF Nathaniel Jarvis.
Jr., house and lot on Fiftv-third street and ono
lot on 123d street, and Messrs. Bleecker, Son d
White disposed OF. under the direction OF John 8
Patterson, referee, uuimproved property situated
on 127rn and l26th streets. Also the premises NO.
l76 Lexington avenue. Annexed are tue iull par.
ticulars;-
NEW YORK PROPERTY By JAxxs =. MILLER.
las b. O. h. and II. s. Of SD ST., ~ II .. OF MauD0n
av, lot 207xlU05; II. NJ. Pike ~ oOJ
lot n g. OF l23d st., so It. w. OF lst NV, ,2OxD Louisa
j. BlEECKER, SON AND WHITE.
2lots q g. of l27th ST. l25 IT, OF 9th av each 2xSQ
ii; Miller Glougnenbourgh Peckham $500
lot n OF lc7th ST. H5 It. ". Of 7h av, 25x9Vll; b.
r. kairchld SsosV
/ lot adjoining above, ". s., 25xg0ll; George NJ
n Miller a-. - a7oo
Miller asp
It OF sist St, lot lssxs4; II. Sheldon ls7so
PRIVATE sALE
Mr.. " X Stevenson, Jr., has sold three lots on the
n.h OF 10th st., 100 IT, Q. OF Sd av, together 70x ~
lUzA lOr IouNV
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The following shows the transactions at tho
Gold Exchange Bank
The New York herald., 1874-05-07
OF Kc for May and l-l6c tor June and July. Tho more
remote months were without qnotable change We

60 % Szo
For future delivery bass low middng the sales have
suy MSy S o g Il f + S i June 70 q !! sisc
~, to three r M.-May 2OJ at IKE. 800 at
Y 5;Sc 7o at l7c 100 at u 5s2c 400 at Ike, ?O1 at
u -5c U lshort notce at 7c, $40 at IL 3-32c. June,
6n at !c wv Ut u 32c, 800 at 75c., 800 at IL l732c,
july 500 at 29s2c, s at u Is 6c. August 800 at lsc
september nv, i9e At lsc October w at Noyem, @
G bales Eachansec paid TO xchange M May for June
0alyeston3 ~ bales; New Orleans 696: Mobile, 81 sa
vannah W Charleston l42; Wilmington 81: Norfolk, 5l4;
TINS DAY last 1865 Rates cotton foreign ports
we're quoted thus:-To Havre by steam, lc by Sail Nc
70 hamDurg, by steam lc by sail, &c. To Bremen by
steam, steam, ~ by sail, Hc compressed. To Liverpool, by
CoyTEErhere were no transactions reported from first
nands but several were penana Ine obbng trade was
quote :;1,Rio-oIdinary cargoes 17Nc., a Ike; fair
DO, lSMc &c.; good do, l9zc. I9sc.; prime do,
2Oc 2lc extreme range Tor lots l7hc 2i4c., gold,
per lb sixty and ninety days credit java government
bags z4c 2oc. do grass mats 24c &c. Ceylon 2lc
Q &c.; Maracaibo l9c. q 2Sc. Laguayra, 2c. 22c.
ya;maica, jam iec 9 1c St Domingo i7e sc; Porto
gold, per To-. SIXTY and ninety days credit
FLOUR AND GRArN.-Receipts-Fl 1880 bbls wheat,
los bushels; corn, 100 do meal 200 bbs oats
I,SU bushels The tour market was exceedingly dull,
and prices tended downward The sales since last
port foot up about 1900 barrels including all kinds at
prices within the of quotations Corn meal
was quiet but frm sales 2O bbs within the range of
The New York herald., 1874-05-07
REsTAURANTs.

NINE " M vERMEREN, FORMERLY le4 SIXTH
informs her friends that will open her beautt new
Restaurant to-day. up town 81 West Thirty nrst street,
parable table dhote eli wine and coffee inclnded
The New York herald., 1874-05-07
S5O0C0 US 52O G, '67 12O4 $500 SIS G, 3D.. lis
l0UU Us 5-20 c. 49,. Il91T

5000 Tenn 6's, ola.
500 Tenn 6's, new.
1000 Tenn 6's. o, ex G.
1000 N Y Cen Isl nj. @.
5000 I'm Fac lG's, inc.
1000 Un y RR lst III be
1000 CT West 2d m. .bc
5000 Mich Cen rs.
5000 Oo.............
1000 Can Sou lst m c..
10000 G. G, @ 4 | LIST. -.
1000 North Mo lst IN.
20 shs Hanover Bank
rs Amer Tx Co.
l5 U S Ex Co. 10 c
1905 N Y Q 4 II r. :. b c
100 Harlem Rk. =.
- IA IL
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FIRE AT BROWNSVILLE.
The Building at the Northwest Corner
Of the Public Square in Ashes
Particulars.
,om onr special Correspondent ]

From our Special Correspondent
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, December So
This morning, about one o'clock, the
quiet stiffness of the night was disturbed
by the alarm OF fire, and our citizens
were aroused from their repose to see
our happy end prosperous city brilliantly
lighted up by the fiend's lurid glare.
The fire started in negro barber-shop,
and extended from the drug store OF t,
w. Cooper d Co. to the marke. house Of
Phillips, inclusive, The loss is esti-
mated. at about fifteen thousand dollars.
There was very little insurancei not
near enough to recover the loss. Tbs
houses consumed, being frame, burned
very rapidly, and, owing to the wind
blowing with great fierceness from the
north, Il was thought at one time that
the south and southwest portions Of the
square would be destroyed. Our city
owes 8 great debt of gratitude to few
Loble.spirited citizens who did all in
their poWe4 to prevent the spreading of
the are, and especially did they win the
everlasting respect Of those who were 50
Unfortunate as to lose property. This Is
die second fire with Which our city has
been visited ia the last month. The frat
amounted to about hlty thousand doll
lars, which, added 10 the present, makes
considerable saes for our city.
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REUTER-.
The Baron Likely to Lose his Grip on
Persia-What England viii and
Will Net Do.

New YORK Times London Letter.l
Baron Reuter-, it seems, is not to have
Persia after all. 1t was announced q
few days ago that the Persian govern
ment understood the bargain at an end
in consequence of the baron not having
fulfilled certain preliminary conditions;
but though this is denied to-day on the
baron's own authority, the denial is put
in form which shows there IL a screw
loose. 1t is stated that the baron is
quite ready to fulfill the conditions
agreed upon, but that the Persian
government demands modification OF
the contract, to which he objects. From
hitch is simply that the shah wants
some more ready money, and that the
baron is not sufficiently satisfied with
the result of his msjesty's visit to
Europe to care about sinking any more
money in an equivoeal irvesfment.
Even in the hight of the fever about
the shah which seized Englishmen fOT
a few days, nobody cared about having
anything to do with the grand scheme
of the regeneTate Persia and enriching
Baron Reuter-. Lord Granville's positive
refusal to commit the government to
even the shadow of shade of con-
nection with the affair put the finishing
stroke to it. 1t is said that this was
very unwise, because the shah can be
very useful to US, or the reverse, in
regard to Russia, and that we ought,
therefore, to back him up as much as
possible. The English, however, have
had too much experience of pro-
tectOrates to be tempted into one over
Persia. The proposal, when it is ex-
amined, simply comes to this-that
England should bind herself to guaran-
tee the safety of Persia in the interests
Of a private speculation, and practically
she would have to do more than this,
for she would have to take irl hand the
internal government of the country, and
see that the Persians acted fairly to the
baron, and that the baron did his duty
to the Persians. A more preposterous
idea was surely never preached. This
incident may, however, have some effect
in increasing the pressure which will be
put on the government when parlia-
ment meets to take up decided line in
regard to Russia's aggressions. There
is report that the duke Of Edinburgh's
marriage is postponed till February, end
Lord Granville is understood to have
sent a very stiff note to Prince Gorts-
chaEoff
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THE MISSION TO SPAIN.
Correspondence Between Sickles and
Fish-The Resignation Of the
Former, as Minister TO
Spain, Accepted.
Caleb Cushing's Appointment to Sue.
ceed Him-His InstruetiOIs-A
New Treaty Possible. K

WASHINGTON, December 31.-The
following is telegraphic cOrrespon-
dence between Secretary Fish and Ex.
Secretary Sickles concerning the Tesig-
nation of the latter:
MADRID, December 6, 1873.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State, Washing
ton:
It is published, semi-officially, that
the government disapproves of my con-
duct in the case of the Virginiuls. II, in
the opinion of the President, nay resig-
nation would facilitate a satisfactory
termination Of the question, or be other
wise advantageous TO the public inter-
ests, such resignation may be considered
as hereby respectfully rendered.
SICKLES, Minister.
WASHINGTON, December, 6, 1873.
Mr.. Sickles, Minister TO Madrid:
The alleged publication of the disap-
proval of your conduct, is entirely un-
authorized, as no dissatisfaction has
been expressed or intimated, and it is
deemed important that you remain.
Your resignation at this time would not
be accepted, as it would interfere with
the prospect of accommodation.
HAMILTON FISH.
Madrid, December G, 1873.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State, Washing.
ton:
/ respectfully request that my tele,
gram of the sixth instant, rendering
my resignation and your reply of the
same date, may now be published.
D. z. SICKLES.
WASHINGTON, December Il, 1873.
Mr.. SIckles, Minister to Madrid:
Your tender of resignation was only
hypothetical, and your telegram re.
ferred it 10 the alleged publication, un.
known here, attributing dissatisfaction
which had not been expressed. Under
these circumstances the publication is
not deemed necessary and cannot bt
authorized.
MADRID, Deee mber 20, 1873.
Mr.. Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of State, Wash
ington:
respectfully renew the tender of my
resignation, which l trust may be ac.
cepted now without interfering witt
prospect or accommodation.
D. SICKLES, Minister,
WASHINGTON. December 20, 1873.
Mr.. Sickles, Minister to Madrid:
Your resignation will be accepted
Letters of recall with instructions viii
be forwarded by the next mail.
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of state.
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POS OSrON-WILLIAMSzO Wednesday, De-
cembeT 81, 1873, a; the Central Methodist
Church, by E. c. slater, d. D., Mr.. JAMES 3.
PosroN and Miss KATE DoCGLAss " ILLIAMs-
daughter OF J. D. Williams, of this city.
Gs-W Wednesday, Dece1l-
Der 81, 1873, at the residence Of the brides
mother, by Rev. Father Veale- Mr.. JOHN d.
MURTAGH and Miss MAGGIE I. OWENS. No
cards.
The nuptial ceremony of the lovely bride
and manly bridegroom was a splendid affair,
and a prettter maiden reYer crowned the
hopes Of an ardent wooer than the charming
Mis- MAGGIE. May life bring them every
blessing, and may the love that now blends
two hearts in one grow stronger and brighter
with the fight OF yeas.
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ESTABLISHED 1S4C
SCHOOL VISITORS.

Wehope, in the excitement attending
the municipal contest to-day, the peo-
pie will not overlook or lose sight Of the
fact that they have to elect a school
visitor from each ward. AS the schools
have nothing 10 DO with politics, and it
is essential 10 the future of the rising
generation tliat they should be well
managed, we hope none other than il
telligent men will be elected as school
visitors. Party considerations are out Of
the question, and are not to be thought
Of. Ability and fitness alone are to have
weight in the selection of men. Re-
member this, and vote for good men for
school visitors to-day.
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DIED.

WHITE Tuesday alght, December 30th,
MARY FRANK. daughter Of B. +. and Fannie
o. White, sgec eight years, i've months and
two days
The friends Of the family are invited to a.
tead the funeral, from their residence, No. %
Manas as street, this (THCFSDAY) afternoon
at three O'Clock. Services by Rev. George
Harris. Carriages at Holsts.
WAED-The funeral services of Miss JANE
WARD MatrOn OF the Leath Orphan Asylum
will De held in the First Cumberland Presby-
te-ian Church, on Court street, this CTHURs
DAY0 morning, January Ist. at I01z O'Clock
All the ministers of the city are requeste1 &
be present. TIE friends or the deceased and
OF the institution are invited to attend.
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TELEGRAPHIC EPITOME.
Tie F,rs. M.s,ea,s, Church.


NEW YORK. December 31.-A dis
patch from the Ctr Of Mexico says the
first Methodist cntTch there has been
opened.
Enlarged aud Oiharwts' Improved.
CLEVELAND, @ D cember 3l.-The
Daily Ledder VI JnL city will appear
tomorrow as handsome quarto, en-
larged and otherwiseimproved.
Ralph KeeIer's Mysterious Disappear
anct.
HAVANA, December 81 Captain
General Jouvellar has ordered strict in
quiry into the circumstances connected
with the disappearanceo Ralph Keeler,
the Tribune correspondent.
A Fight ImmDent
BLBOA, December 3l-General Ma.
riOues is reported at Castro, in Cordova
with a force of six thousand Republican
troops. General EliO is marching tc
meet him with ten thousand Carlists.
InfantIeide.
CHICAGO, December 3l.--Lizzie Mey.
ers, a servant girl, who came here re,
Gently from st. Louis, yesterday killed
her newborn child, the paternity oi
which she charges 10 her former EN-
pIoyer in that city.
Rumored Marine Disaster.
BOSTON, December STA Iumor was
current last night, and is alluded to in
the morning newspapers, that the Uni
ted States steamship Franklin had been
lost at sea with all on board. The ru.
NOR which came was traced to a trust
worthy source.
stock OF Provisions In ST LOuIs.
ST. LOUIS, December 81. = The
stock of provisions In this city ID
as follows. Pork, $3.50 barrels: lard
q. $50 tierces; dry salt meats about 80,
900 900 pounds; hams and shoulders
sweet pickle, about g, ,000, 600 pounds.
progress Of the Texas and Pacific RaEI
read.
LITTLE Rock, December 3I.-The
Jefferson branch of the Texas and Pa.
cifie railroad was completed TO Texar,
kana on Monday. The distance from
there to Fulton Is twenty miles. This
gan will be filed up in few days, tmi
Connecting the Cairo and Fulton with
tse railways Of Texas.
PfgaaeiaI.
WASHINGTON, December 3l.-The to
fal amount Of United states cdrrency
Outstanding at this date is four hundred
aud twenty -ssgen million, six handret
aad nineteen thousend eight hundrel
nd six dollars. The amount OF legal
fsnders outstanding is ttTee hlndreo
and sew enty-six million, seven hRndEes
ana sixty-tive shoaaand seven hundred
sud two dollars
sflteriaI Change of Ms
seem.
CHICAGO, December 30.-Alex. q
Bosikin, for several years past managing
editor of the Times Of this city, has re
tired from that position to accept the ed
itac.al management of the Milwaukee
.SeEttne. and xin enter upon his new
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NOTICE.
Dissolution.

The first National Bank Of Memphis
Resumes in fun on FRIDAY, January 2, 1874.
fai w. W. THACHER, Cashier.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
For full report see third page.
Ry TefeEraDh.

LOUISVILLE, December 3l.--TheI river is fall
ing, with feet 2 inches in the, canal, and
fset inches in the pass down the Indiana
chute, at pm. Weather clear and cold.
Arrived: Pat Rogers, Cincinnati. Departed: :
Mary Houston, New Orleans; Pat Rogers,
VTCKsBUFG, December SI.-lsiver falling
Weather cloudy and cold. Down: Robert
Mitchell, G. B. Church, Kate Kinney: Up:
Belle shreveport, Allegheny Belle, Katie,
Bismarck and barges.
EvANsvILLE. December Sl.--The weather
is clear and cold. Mercury, Ap to 81. The
river has fallen Is inches. Fort list: Up:
Arlington, u pm; George Roberts, pm. I;
John Kilgour, pm. Down; Wild Duck aud
ST. Louis. December Sl.-'Yeather clean
and pleasant. The river is falling. with 5
feet inches TO Cairo. No arrivals. Departed:
Bismarck and Henry Ames, New Orleans
Lady Lee, Red river.
NEw ORLEANS, December 3l.--Weather
cloucy and pleasant. Arrived: Carrie ko9ntz,
Arkansas river. Departed: ,ohn Kyle, ST.
LITTLE Rock, december Sl.--The weather is
cloudy and warm. The river is still d, elm
ing, feet 3 Inches by the gauge at this point.
Arrived Utah, st. Louis. departed: Fort
CAFRo, December sl.-Noon - Arrived
John f. Tolle, New Orleans, am; Paragon,
Pittsbnrg, a-Tu. Departed: CITY of Chester,
Memphis, p.n.; Arkansas Belle, Evansville,
am; Paragon, New Orleans, IL am. Wealth
er clear and cool.
NASHVILLE, December S5s-River falling
at the rate OF s inches in 2i hours, with
feet II inches on the shoals. Weather clear
and cold. No arrivals or departures except
CISCINNATI, December Sl.-The river Is
IS feet g inches aud falling. Weather cloudy
and warm. Departed; Charles Bodmann,
New Orleans.
PITrsBURG, December 3l-!The Mononga-
hela is feet inches and falling. No arrivals
Or departures.
Weather Probabilities.
WAs4INGToN, December A.--For the south
Atlantic and Gulf States, partly cloudy
weather, with easterly tosout1erly winds and
higher temperature VIII prevail, except pos
sibly light rains on the immediate coast.
For the New England and Middle states,
increasing eloudfnes with slight rise of tenn
peratule, and light TO fresh sloutheasterly TO
southw esterly Winds
For the lake region, and thence SOUTH
ward TO Tennessee, less pressure, with SOUTH
westerly to sOuthessterly winds, and partly
| cloudy weather, except possibly light snow in
| the lower lake region, and ntar lake Huron.
For the northwest, increasing cloudiness,
with southerly 10 southwestsrly winds, the
temperature in this district and thence east
ward TO the lower lake regi0n and Middle
States remaining above the feszing point.
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TsY mutual consent, the firm of BOYLE q
ID CHAPMAN is this day dissolved, L. 81.
Chapman having puTchRsed W. +. Boyles en-
tire Interest in said firm, and will continue
the business. w. r. BOYLE
Tlecasn f,f- u 1gF3 l., H CHA PNTAN
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Trustee $ sale.

NY virtue of A trust iced made 20 me BY
ID Herman Koslllsr and his wife, A. III. Koch
,fs,r. recorded Ia the Registers cffice of Shelby
county. IN book "a, page 4S7, ETC., Will sell 20
the highest bidder ier cash, on
Tuesday, the % aay Of sarch, 1874,
at the southeast corner Of Main and Union
streets, IN ere c3ty OF Memphis, lot seventeen
(I73, In n. Il TrtEevaot' subdivision, situated
on Union avenue, eeaialoing 5 ie-l00 acres.
RederaptiOn WeiVed
jai JOHN P 3gsEzEyAETs Trustee.
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ADDITIONAL MAB.KETS.
GALVESTON.


GALVESTON, December b. Cotton IN firm
demand; good ordinary, lyzse; ordinary,
l23Se: net receipts, 2i4l bales; exports coast
wise, 2S5 bales; sales, 1900 bales; Stock, looySs
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. December ~ Cotton easy
midtlling, l5l1kS9l51zc; low mtadling, l41sGli5e
strict good ordinary 13ssc; Ilet. receipts, 23Sl
hales; exporfa, so; coasywise, l47o bales
sales, 1900 bales; Stock, 7l,0oy lIales.
SAVANNAH.
SAvAENAFE, December 5l.--Cotton nominal
fniddling, l55kc; net receipts 1881 bales; ex-
ports coaztwlse, ll45 bales; sales, 1913 bales
stock, III ,008 ssles.
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For Sale BY Auction

MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1874, In the
uu fast-imprOying town of Coyington, on
the z. Y NJ. r. K. q eTORE, suitable Tor a sa-
loon or grocery; close 10 the depot. A good
bargain will be offered. Ja1
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Petitions are in circulation thr
the northern portion of Iowa,
cgngress TO extend 20 the Clinton L..
company the law authorizing the
structiOn of bridges across the Nj
sippi river, and the throwing th
to all railroads wishing to use
postal routes, by the payment
The Clinton bridge was built be.
enactment of this law, and the
western railroad having lease ae
uses other roRds access 10 II. res
i asked 10 compel them to q rothel
roads this privilege. Peutio fe asst
in CIRCULATION there against repeal 0
the bankrupt act.