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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-09
MUNICIPAL.
Regular Meeting OF the General
Council.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
ioFsIcIAL REPoRr.l

lpfFiNlAb hhrOhlsl
Cry HALL, MEMPHIS, January Z. 1874.
AT regular meeting of the Boari Of Al
delmen held Wednesday, January Z 1874;
present, Hon. John Johnson, Mayer; Messrs.
Chairman PettigreW Walsh. Robbins, Davis
Malatesta. Hillsman. A. j. White and Coli
gan, Aldermen.
A quorum being sRnounc d. the Chairman
took his seat calico the members present TO
order. and had the roll OF Aldermen called
when the recorded minutes for the month
December were read and received as pre-
scented.
For officers reports and Committee on Ac-
counts see Council proceedings
Whereupon Alderman Robbins moved that
Z. +. Clarke address the Board, when l.. u.
Clarke rendered his resignation as Alderman
of the Sixth ward.
The City Attorney wa called upon for his
opinion, whether or not the Alderman from
the Sixth ward could resign with the iniunc
ton still in force.
The City Attorney decided that he could
decline the office as he had not been sw IN in.
Therefore the Board received E. e. Clarkes
resignation as Alderman of the Sixth ward.
An election was gone into for Alderman of
the Sixth ward, and q. g. Fisher and Joseph
Mulcahy were put in nomination, which re-
suited IN no election. when on melton the
election for Alderman Of the Sixth ward was
postponed for the decision Of the new Board.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die;
when his Honor, John League proceeded to
administer the oath Of office to the members
elect:
Alderman. First ward, Owen Dwyer.
Alderman. Second ward. s. d. Robbins.
Alderman. Third ward. Andrew Davis
Alderman, Fourth ward. Nick Malatesta.
Alderman Fifth ward. II. G. Dent.
Alderman. seventh ward, J . i. Hillsman.
Alderman, Eighth ward. Harry Lee.
Alderman, Ninth ward, Mike Doyle.
Alderman, Tenth ward, 7. Culligan.
On motion Alderman Harry S. Lee was
called on to act as temporary Chairman, and
taking his seat. called the Beard to order.
On motion Of Alderman j. T. Hillsman
Committee on Credentials was appointed.
Committee Aldermen Dryer. Hillsman
and ROBBINS.
The Committee asked till O'Clock Thurs
day evening, January s. 1874, to smake their
report. Granted.
On motion the Board adjourned until Thurs
day. January 8, 1874.
5. r. RICHARDS.
City Register
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On Monday, 18th Of January, 1874,

At II o'clock am, in front Of my office. No
35l Second street. Memphis. Tenn, proceed 10
sell, 10 the highest bidder. for cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate. tO-wit:
A certain lot or parcel Of land. described as
follows. Part Of Lotg 3dJ and 35l. fronting 30
feet on the north side OF Webster street, City
of Memphis. running north along the line Of
Lot $50. l62 feet 10 an alley; thence west along
the line Of said alley. % feet; thence south TO
Webster street; thence east 10 the begin
ming point. % feet. 70 Lot No. $50. Levied on
as the property Of Charles j. Bullock. as Sc
eurity on stay Of execution in the above re-
and costs.
saiesto commence AZ II o'clock am.
w. j. p. DOYLE.
l01-iw shorif Of shelby county: Tenn:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAAA DENNISON'S
IHNlPATENT SHIPPING TAGS
lHIu, Mover Two Hundred Millions have
tAI1l lbeen used within the past 10 years,
Al AZ u without complaint Of loss by Tag
becoming detached. They are more re-
liable for marking Gotten Bales
than any Tag in use. All Express Com
panies use them.
Sold by Printers and stationers Every
where 29-e0d-lO6
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PROFESSIONAL.
DEATH TO DISEASE.
DIR. BAKER,

The man whom we have all read about so
much, is located at
100 Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn,
And is performing great cures by the use
of Herbs.
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ORDINANCE.

Levying Tax of 20 cents on Writ Of
Mandamus from the District Court
of the U. s., payable only in Cash.
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sIIERIFF's SALE
Lots Numbered 3, 4, 5, and 6, in
Block ID. Fort Pickering.

Lots Numbered 3, 4, 5, and 6, in
Block ID, Fort Pickering.
DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that by virtue of venditioni exponas
to me directed from the honorable First Cir
cult Court of Shelby county, Tenn, in the
case Of S. M. Walcott VS.. John II. Hartley
and Stephen Lynch, JUDGMENT entered on the
18th day of August, 1872. for the sum ~ one
hundred and thirty-nine dollars and sixty
cents. with interest and costs of suit to satisfy
said Judgment, ETC., will,
On Monday, 10th January, 1874,
At11 o'clock am. in front Of my office, No.
351 Second street. Memphis, Tenn, proceed to
sell to the highest bidder. for cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered 3, 4, 5, and 8, in Block d,
Fort Pickering. City Of Memphis, county Of
Shelby. State Of Tennessee, being the SAM,
property conveyed 70 Stephen Lynch by JOHN
il. Hartley and John Gurley, and reg cred
in Book 81. page 567, Of Shelby county secords
Levied on as the property of stephen Lynch
as stayor in the above stated ease, TO satisH
said judgment. interest and costs.
Sale to commence at J. o'clock. a.ua.
w. j. z. DOYLE.
10l-tw Sheriff OF Shelby county. Tenn,
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On Monday, 10th january, 1s7l,
sTHERIFF's SALE
Part OF lots Nos. $50 and 361, on
North Side Of Webster Street.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
l. that By virtue Of yenditioni exponas
to me directed from the Hon. First Circuit
J. III. Parkhurst vs.. j. D. Edwards, NJ. V.
Holbrook, and CT. Bullock ,istayor. judgment
rendered on the 9th day Of November, 1872,
for the sum Of one hundred and eight dollars
and thirty tive cents, with interest and costs
Of suit. % satisfy said judgment, etc., l will,
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The Ledger Office has the finest stock of
SHOW PRINTING MATERIAL

In South and will all for such work low prices
as can be obtained in any city in the United States.
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MONDAY, 19th OF January, IS74,

At II o'clock a M, in front of my office, No:
35l Second street. Memphis, Tenn, proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing described property, te-wit:
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A Certain Lot or Parcel Of Land,

Known as part of Lot No. in S. Mosby's Sub
division. beginning on north side of Robson
street, IS feet east of northeast corner of Rob
eson and Quinby streets; thence north to Lot
No. s, thence east with south line of said lot
% feet two inches; thence south to a stake. on
Robson street, 37JS feet from the beginning
point; thence west with north side Robson
street. 37I5 feet to beginning. Recorded in
Book IS, part /, and page 42l. Levied on as
the property of VIM. V. Taylor, as stayOr in
the above stated case, to satisfy said judg-
ment, interest and costs,
Sale TO commence at II O. clock am.
W. j. p. DOYLE,
1Ol-tw Sheriff of Shelby county, Tenn.
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10 (Memphis & Ohio f. B.. so
II .OOl 1901 Twice Daily. 3.SJ z'lo
(Mempiil 4 Charleston :, :,
e8ol19 r. S.-Daily. HUI H.oo
Mississippi & Tennes- o-
II. 45 see r. R.-Daily. z.A
fNemphis 4 Little kOck a,
ll2 r. R.-Daly. s.VO
lMisssriYer 70 Helepa&
3 3Oi Friar's P't-daiB.
(Vicksburgttri-weekly)l
5 sol Mon, Thurs, Sat.
fMiss. river T. st. Louis
90i Mon. Thurs. Fri.
White River--Semi-
30 { WeeIly-Tueg. + Sat.
( Ark river, semi-weeklyl
8 90 Tuesday and Saturday.
Marion (tri-weeklyl-l
a Mon, We'd. Fri. 10
Cuba, Tennessee
10 weekly-Rriday. 10
1Byhalia&0liYe Branch
8 SOt Tues. and Fri. J $50
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Respectfully submitted,
7. W. RICE, Lumber Inspector.

sERGEANr-AT-ARMs.
To the honorable General Council Of the city
Of Memphis:
The following is my report Of the work done
in the Sanitary Department during the month
of Uecemh her:
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bonds. amounting in all, face value 10. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-26
Two Centuries Hence.

The following fancy picture OF what
may DO familiar enough two hundred
years hence is no more probable on the
face Of it than our railways, electric tele-
graphs, and tho like, would have seemed
century ago:
Scene-Library In the house ofan elder
ly gent somewhere in Australia.
Old gent telegrsphs to the kitchen, and
waiter Gscends in balloon.
Old Gent-"John, fly over 10 Calcutta
and tell Mr.. Johnson that shall DO happy
to have him sup with me. Never mind
your coat now, but CO."
John leaves, and Ut the end OF Eve min
utes returns.
John-"Mr. Johnson says he will come
he has got to go to St. Petersburg for .
moment and then he will be here"
Old Gent-"Very well, John. Now
start the machine Tor setting the table
and telegraph TO my wiIe's room, and
tell her that Mr.. Johnson is coming; ther
brush up my balloon, for l have an en-
gagement in London OF twelve o'clock
John flies, and the old gentleman rum
over to the West Indies to buy fresh
orange. .
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A GIRL WORTH HAVING is a
young lady in this county who is deServ-
ing Of statue. She is one born Of excel
lent parentage, reared carefully and well
Of excellent mind, and the most unblem-
ished reputstion-in short, lady nine
teen years oil age, and first.clssS farmer
She has this year planted and made o
good crop Of cotton, and has already
picked, brought to the city and sold one
bale at good price, while three colored
laoorers upon the same place have not
ginned bale. Her name Is Miss Matte
Woodson, and che is the granddaughter
o. Mrs Nicely, OF Oak RIDGE EieESburs
VlckSbur0cr.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BA CuRED,
iCnlNOE'a PuLMONlu SYHuP,


scHENCK'B hEA WRED Tonic,
sCuEHOK's MANDRAKE PIIIB
Arc the only medicines that will cure Palno,
nary Consumption.
frequently y cdIcincs that will atop q cough
will occasion tho death Of q patient; they lock
up the liver, stop tho circulation OF the blond
hGmOrrhAge follows, and, In fact, they clog the
action Of the very organs that eau led tho cough
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia arc tho causes
OF twO.tpiFds Of the cases Of Consumption,
Many persons complain OF . dull pain In tho
side, Constipation, coated tongue, pain In TIC
shoulder lRdc, feelings Of dr0wsInesB and resi-.
lcssness, the food lying heavily on the stomach,
accompanied with Acitity aud belchinE up Of
wind. :. :
Theso symptoms usually originate from A
liver.
Persons 50 affected, II they take onu or two
heavy colds, and u the cough In these cases be
suddenly checked, will Hnd the stomach and
liver elogged, remaining torpid aud ilActlvo,
and almost before they are aware tho lungs ara
4 mass Of sores, and liberated, the result Of
which 10 death. ~, 80 =
BchsncEb Pulmonic syrup 10 an expectoEant
which does not contain opium or anything Ial.
cuAted TO check cough suddenly.
SchGncks Sea Weed Tonic dlsBolVes the food,
mixes with the gastric juices Of tho Gtomath b,
aids digestion, and creates rRvOnous appetite
When tho bowels are costiYe. tkIn gllloW, or
tho symptoms otherwise OF bilious tendency
schentk's Mandrake Pills are required.
Theso medicines are prepared only by
j. H SUhRNCK d SON,
N. z corner Sixth and Arch SITS PhilA.
And are for sale by Rll druggists and dealers
ot2.eodAW
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. October 24.-Flour-Dull
and nominal. Wheat-Dull and weak;
No; ! spring sos9Oc; No. ., s4Fc cash
and October; S49c seller November; No
8, SOaSlc; rejected 7Gc. Corn-Duli and
lower; No. 2 mixed Zoe cash or seller
October; 66tc seller November; 65iC
seller year; new shelled 57ta5S3c on
track. Oats-Dull; No 9, 47c cash; 4GtC
seller October; 44sc seller November; re-,
jected 408a4lc. Rye-Steady and In
moderate demand; No. l, s2aS2ic. Barley
Demand fair and market firm; No. 3
81 10 cash; 81 II seller October; No. 8
96a9Sc. Pork-Quiet and nominal al
$40 10. Lard-sIeady and in moderate
demand at $l1 90 seller year. Bulk
Mests-Steady and in moderate demand
and unchanged. Whisky-Sleady and
in moderate demand at 97ic.
On open Board in the evening wheat
closed at SIC November. Corn-69ia7Oc
seller OCTOBER 67tc seller November.
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me I would mako her fortune by publish
ing my experience 10 tho world, shO 70.
luctantly consented 10 make the effort.
| then explained 10 her that tho most
convincing proofs could be adduCed by o
process entirely different from any she
had heretofore employed, and suggested
the test OF automatic writing, In which
she would be required TO give correct
and relevant answers to mental questions.
We took our seats ut the table, placed
the palm OF our hnnds on ita surface and
awaited results. was presently startled
by tho violent agitation Of the medium.
She began TO beat the table luriously
with her hands, then smote her face and
body, ard apparently losiDg all control
over her muscular system INDUCED In the
most irightlul contortions imaginable. She
looked and acted like rSving maniac, and
for fifteen minutes kept up her exhaust
ing convlsionS. When abe had regained
q degree Of composure l spread clean
sheet oil white paper on the table and
forced q pencil into her hand, but the
test failed miSerably. Her hand trembled
violently but she did not write q line.
then sought TO produce tho rappings and
table fittings, and to give the spirits every
possible advantage darkened the room,
and SetIIng tho mediums hands in my OWn,
wished them In the name OF doubling
humanity to give me, one little rap. Alas,
the solemn silence remained undisturbed.
| then turned on the light and placing the
table 10 the centre Of the room promised
the lady q thousand dollars in cGsh 10
move 1t single inch, but the stubborn
table refused TO bulge. Thus the medium
failed TO write an answer 10 a mental
question, because, as afterwards dis
covered, che did not kn0w hov to sOrite. She
failed TO produce the rsppings because
l held her long and 60ny hands in mine,
and che failed 10 move the table, because
the law Of gravitation held it there. But
how are her wonderful oral communica-
tions TO DO explained To this mOmen-
tous question, MIR. Editor, reply briefly,
but forcibly and conclusively, hope, tho
tu0nan lied She knew the name Of my
self and friend, and the spirit that told
her our family histories still wears
breeches and drinks his amber colored
beer, which is paid for perhaps by the
dollars that come from the dupes. Ire
NAMED with the MEDIUM" long enough
to come to an understanding" and 10
give her some parting advice as to the
beat mode Of promoting her professional
success. My lady friends may be diSap
pointed at this recital Of my first spiritual
experience, but can they blame me for
firm and deeper.than'ever-
rooted MATERIALIsT?
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BEAuTIPrL woHES.-Ths hair Is the crown
in2 glory OF woman. There arc few modOtate
defects which cannot DO remCdled by tho proper
disposition OF the ttesIes. But when the halr
begins to fall out, or turn gray, In young people,
or with those In tho prime OF life, there Is cause
for real regret. When this 10 the case, Halls
Htg'taSb SletlIdn Hair RGNswE will be found
to DO nrst.class remedy, far SUPERIOR as
sound ntdlea! medium, to anything else before
the public. ItaetHany restores gray hair to It's
original color, and in tho great ma GRITTY OF cases
causes 1t to grow again when II ID becoming thin.
1t Is not like many popular preparations, mers
wa'h, bat q scientific discovery, Endorsed and
used by physicians Of character. Address R. P.
Hall . Co, Nashua, N. H.-FmneyT Rtkv
Pres, FEB. I, 1853 dSW
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Beauty and Brains.

Some newspaper writer reviews the Ia.
mentable truism that literary women are
seldom beautiful. Their features, psrtic-
ularly their ioreheads, arc more or less
masculine. But their are exceptions to
all rules, and Miss Landon was an excep-
ton to this one. She was exceedingly
feminine and pretty. Mrs. Stanton, like
wise, 10 pretty woman, but Miss Antho.
ny and Mrs. Livermore are both plain
Mary and Jane Porter were women Of
high brows and irregular features, as was
also Miss Sedgwick. Anna Dickinson
has strong masculine face; Kate Field
has q good looking but by no means pref.
~ one, and Mrs. Stowe is thought to be
positively homely. Alice and Phoebe Cary
were both plain in features, though their
sweetness Of disposition added greatly
TO their personal appearance. Msrga-
ret Fuller had q splendid head, but her
features were irregular, and she was any.
thing but handsome, though sometimes
almost radiant. Charlotte Bronte had
wonderously dark brown eyes and per.
fectly shaped head. She was a small di-
minutivcness, and was as simple in her
manners as a child. Julia Ward Howe
is q fine looking woman, wearing an as.
pect Of grace, refinement and great force
OF character in her face and carriage.
Laura Holloway resembles Charlotte
BEonte both in personal appearance and
the cad experience Of her young life
Neither Mary Booth nor Marion Har-
land can lay claim to handsome faces,
though they are splendid specimens OF
cultivated women, while Mary Clemmer
Ames is just as pleasing in features as her
writings are graceful and popular.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 24-Petro-
leum - STEADY; refined 11ic; crude
barrels sEs9c, Flour-stesdy; super
81 0Oa4 %. Wheat-Dull; red 81 i5a
! 20; amber 81 22s1 20. Corn-S5asGc
for yellow. Osts-Steady with moderate
demand; mixed western SIC. Butter
Easy; prime 32AS4c. Cheese-Quiet, IA
al5ic. Eggs-Easy, western 26a27c
Whisky-Dull and prices are nominal al
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NEwYoRK, October 24-The package
trade in domestic goods was moderate
and the jobblDg branches were quiet
Cotton goods ruled quiet, except flannelG
and cheviot shirtings, which we're in fair
demand. Prints continue in good reques,
for season. Felt shirts fairly active. Wool
dannels and blankets are In well sustain
ed demand, and the latter very firm. For
eign goods sluggish.
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The number Of canary birds in the
United States is estimated at 100000, of
which number 100000 were imported
last year. Additions come only from i'm.
portation. since the number raised in this
country, yearly, only about equals the
numbtr lost through various causes. OF
other cage birds there are about 100000
and the whole consume about IT'S 900
bushels OF seed in a year. OF this amount
more thsn two-thirds ia canary seed, and
the rest iS hemp seed, rape seed, millett
cracked wheat, etc, to the value Of more
than 100000 annually.
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EARAcuE.-Take a piece Of salt pork,
say an inch or more long and half an inch
square, cut down one end to fit the ear
and insert 1t, taking care 10 have the piece
too large to slip in. It gives almost in
slant relief. Tie handkerchief to keep
i in place, il the child will allow It.
Pork Is also good Tor sore throat, Group,
and lung coIds. Cut slices half an inch
thick, dip In warm water. sprinkle on O
little pepper, and sew on flannel,
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Ladies Comparing Their Gartcrs,1

From tho Ny. Express.
The other day, after the meeting Of a
certain famous woman'S club 10 New
York, the ladies amused themselves com.
pairing their gsrLers, TO see which wore
the hsndsomest, for gnrters Of cxlrAva-
giant expense have lately come into hah-
ion, and several Of these club members
wear theirs'Clasped with gold and precious
stones The jewellers arc all introducing
new designs for garter clasps that promise
shortly to cost as much aa the bracelets
that fashion has discarded. a charming
woman and singer In society IL said 10
wear pair Of carriers that cost $500.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October "a. Cotton
Dull at l4tc. F!our-Dull at "a 85a4 90
Wheat-Dull; red 81 05a1 09. Corn
Dull; old eOaSac. Oats-Steady at 53a
56c. Rye-Steady at 95c. Barley
Dull and unchanged. LinGeed Oil-Firm
at SOC. Eggs-Quiet OF 2lc. Butter and
Cheese-Flrm. Lsrd-Scarce and firm
at lSc. Bulk Shoulders-Firmer; Gtc; nc
old sides here. Bacon-Quiet and un
changed; email sales at 7ia13s18Ic
Whisky-Demand good at CSC.
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BALTIMORE, October 24.-Flour and
Wheat-Unchanged. Corn-Dull al 81,
O0c. 0ats-Flrm at 6sa60c. Rye-oniel
at 81 GOAL O5. Provislons-Quiet, stsady
and unchanged. Butter-Dill; western
tub 3Sa36c; western roll 3O434c Pc.
trolum-Dull at 5sa5tc. CoiFse-ycry
quiet at 1sa2Olc, Whisky Dull a
81 %,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, October 24-Flour - Dull
but unchanged. Wheat-Dull but de,
clined; No. 3 white Wabash 81 II; No. /
white Michigan 81 10; extra do 81 II
amber 81 GA. Corn-Dull; high mixed
seller October Zoe; do new cash 72c; low
mixed new SOC; no grade 72c. Oats
D1lI and lower; No. 9 4sic; No. / 65c
seller November 4Oc.
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RAILROAD BoND8-Inacliv

NAILHOAD boNDs-InacIlVe, with
tendency toward lower prices.
STocKs-Active and strong, with fire.
quent changes, particularly in Lake Shore,
which advanced from 7ss to 500. The
sales aggregated 9G. 1000 shares, the interest
centering chiefly in Western Union, Union
Pacific, Erie, Wabash, Pacific Mail,
Northwestern and Ohio 6 Mississippi.
OF the sales $4,000 shares were Western
Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, 5000 Erie, 49,
600 Lake Shore, 5000 Union Pacific and
$4,000 Wabash. -----
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH,
Now York Money and Stocks.

NEW YoRK, October 24.-MoNEY-2G
2i per cent, Primo mercantile paper O.
7 per cent, short and long.
STERLING E1CHANGE-Hlgher; a a5i
for 60 days, and 81 50 for sight.
GoLD-opened at 1l0i; borrowing
rates from fat TO 4 per cent. Clearlpgs
$70.0OO,OO0D Customs receipts $4,000
Treasury disbursements $4,000. Dry
goods imports for the week S1.97e,17O.
GovEREMRNTs-Dullb but steady.
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PITTsDuRGu, October 24-Wheat-
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Dull. and
prices unchanged. Petroleum = Quiet;
crude s2as5c at Parker's; refined 1l9c ioE
Philadelphia delivery; 12cfor New York.
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IT is soothing indeed to SEQ lovers
keeping the door sleeps warm on these
fall nights, when stars are In the quiet
sky and oil the world Is at peace with
! the rest oil mankind. Its,
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
w olesaIe GYccers,
1905 MAIN STREET.

Have now In store and fos sale:
900 BhlS Flour, embracing White Rose, Hdel.
WeiEs, Keystone, Howard and Other stSpdSId
brands.
a0o Hall BblS Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
800 " No. 8 Mackerel.
700 No. . Nackerel,
goo Packages Aaskercl, Nos. . and 5 In quartz,
g TiercGs choice Carolina RIea,
100 Bbls choice N. 9. MolaSsee.
80 Hhds choice N. o. Sugar,
90 Bbls syrups.
900 BblS Standards A, B, Extra @, GranulAted
foMHoaggsed, Crushed, Franklin and &c Sugar..
10y Bags prime to choice Coffee,
y Half Chests prime to choice g. P. Tcaa.
o. Gaddies prime 70 choice G, p, Teas.
70 half chests prime TO choice Black Teas.
our Tobacco embraces HAlbrook's, ], R, Min
ners, PAGES and other good reliable brands,
among tho best In tho country. 0nr stock h
null and complete, and will DO offered 10 I'M
trade At the lowest market price, We Invite
eiose Dayers 70 cal and o1Amine our atoek be
mario NELL d RLLIlraHAM.