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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10

NEW YORK. November 10, 2:l0 p.m.-Cot-
lures are dull, with sales for January delivery
at 1904 l5-16c; February delivery, Is 3-l6@
1514c March delivery, 1910 Is 9-l6c April de-
livery, l554gl5 l3-l6c; November delivery, Az
Sales for future delivery, 10, 200 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10
HOE SALE Or EXCHANGE.

EOR SALE OR RXCHANGE-F0R CITY
T property, 111S acres. with a good. modern
built frame cottage-house. in beautiful for
est grove. with four rooms. front and back
etc, all under fence in good repair. and
young orchard. Situated ~ miles from Court
Square. If any difference in value of ex-
change, would be paid in cash. A bargain
can be had by application to
I. 7. STRATT0N,
1T $50 Main street. Waldran Block.
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Go to Leubrie for the Acme cigar. [65
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Act Flip and Flop; the home of Flip; the
Miller and his Men; Tommy Tucker, the lover
Of Goody Two Shoes; THAT last brick; /"
Fin gets even with the dandy the midnight
serenade.
NOW THE FUN BEGINSl"
GRAND HARLEQUINADE!
Act 2-Harlequin and Columbine;. " Pas
mel;" the discovery and pursuit; Mephis-
tepheles; Fish on the decline; "A little one
for Won. n big one for mes" A "ratty piece
Of cake; Clown and Pantaloon as drunken
sailors; discovery of Harlequin; Clown is
s'hashed up;" no go for PantalOon.
ACT 3-''No entrance;" more key-holes than
locked for: Clown and Pantaloon as ship
wriIhts; 1.-THE explosion"
Ao1 4..Mutton pies; "Hot cat pies" Clown
learns Masonry, tries to enter lodge, ls re-
;ected - black balled and scratched "
ACT ga long candle; OLD. faces; funny al;
hum: the magic box; Closing with grand
transformation scene and ballet.
Admission as usual. % cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10
WANTED,
PERSONAL.

SSnsIc-ALt. OF THE RUDIMENTs OF
M s,.;. ~ full and complete course
=, ,ha-onsh bsss' tausht in twenty-five q 1sy.
WV. III. Williams. 81 L.naeh s.Iee, Escn
efudent will get tWenty-h7S nouis ~ W
upon the piano during the sesaSVH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10
THIRD
Annual Industrial Exposition.
Tuesday, November 10, 1874.
MATINEE PERFORMANCE TO-DAY
by THE
ROYAL MARIONETTI TROUPE !!

GREAT ATTRACTION ON THE STAGE.
win be presented the laughable Comic Pan
tomime, entitled
FIfp and Flop, or the Miller and his
Men.
With new scenery painted by Buhler x Hut
ton. new mechanical tricks and properties by
buchanan Il Reynolds. gorgeous costumes by
Mons. Adrien Marie, new music by Prof.
Taylor. and a GRAND AND COMPLETE
BALLET by the pupils. and under the aus
pices Of Mrs. DeGray Bennett. who has
kindly consented to assistthe young gentle
men to present their performance IN an at
tractive and pleasing manner to our patrons.
The whole under the management OF Mr..
JAMES s. HUTTON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10

Go to Leubrio for the Acme cigar. T65
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10

Regular Tr1-weekIy Coast P'k't.
For Randolph. Fulton. osceOla and AshpOrt.
Str. Frank Forest, EssIe.
o. K. JOPLIN. ........................ Master
WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS EVERY MON
w DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
making all the coast landings For freight
or passage apply on board. at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10

Memphis and White River Packet co.,. s.
Mail Line-Eor Augusta, Jaoksonport and
all Way Landings on White river.
CLARKSVILLE ..................Pr itchard, master
J EAVES as ABOVE WEDNES- W-u,
IL DAY, 18th inst. at 5 IN. For sl,s;I
freight or passa apply to HoA4nZZ1li&A
GLENN x VINS0N, Agents,
Wharf boat. foot of Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10
NOTICE.

60 to Leubrie for .he Acme cigar. {
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10
For Arkansas River.

For Arkansas River.
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock-The fine
steamer
FORT Rowland, master
+ EAVES WEDNESDAY, 11rH Csz,
II inst. ats pm. For freight or ss'FHfsas
GLENN & VINSON, Agents.
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STEAM BOATS.
For Hickman

For Hickman.
For New Madrid and Hickman, and all way
Landings The sidewheel steamer
BELLE OF Woodburn, master
T caves AS ABOVE ON TUES 0
IL DAY and FRIDAY of each Ri|sI1H
week. $500
For freight or passage apply on board. elf
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Go to LeubTie for The Acme cigar. Z
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4'NOW THE FUN BEGINS!"
GRAND HARLEQUINADE
EoR RENT

Admission, as usual. 3 cents:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10

NOR RENT-STORE.H0U AND ROOMS
L on the corner of Vance and DeSoto Streets
Possession given Immediately. Inquire OF
JOHN a. R0USH,
% 4 Cnrner Mnnrne and DeSOtO streets.
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Go to Leubrie for the Acme cigar. res
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10

J. I. WASHINGTON, Agent,
10 Madison street.
The BELLE LEE will pay particular atten-
ton TO all way and bend business, and asks a
liberal share Of the patronage so generously
bestowed in days gone by. act
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10

Davis. clerk.
T EAVES MEMPHIS AS ABOVE ~
~ every Tuesday, Thursday and sls7shi-if
For freight or passage apply on board. ~
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For st. Francis River.
For Helena and Way Landings and st. Fran
els River.
ST. FRANCIS .....-................. Basket master
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-10

Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet
for the Season. leaving Memphis alternate
Thursdays, commencing October Is. 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
SAILS FROM q O'CLOCK p. N. To CLOSE OF BCsI
KISS 2 O'clock h
THURSDAY. July Or. VI.

THE Tribune we believe, is the only journal of
this city which commended the course of Mr.. Secre-
tary Brstow in his effort to refund the $40 six per
cent L. $. bonds into the new five per cents, and
which anticipated success as likely 10 result from
the plan adopted II is not yet known to what ex-
tent bids have been offered or what conditions may
have been attached 10 some of the larger bddngs
but enough is already known to give assurance that
Mr.. Brstow will he successful in placing the
bonds satisfactorily. We learn that the offerings
from banks bankers. and Others of this city amount
to something like SsO,0OO,0Oo. of which the Selig
mans and August Belmont are reported to have bid
for S50,OOO,OOO with conditions which would give
them the option of taking the entire loan at any
time within 90 days, and which may result
in their taking none at all. Won Hotf-
man a Co. are credited with bidding for
81 Geo 600: the State of New-York for S3,G0.0O0 :;
Cisco & Sons. 81 100000; Messrs. Fisk & Hatch,
81 eco 900; Trevor X Colgate, 81 100000; Netlcr &
Co, 100000; a combination of Cubans, IS 000p00;
the Fourth National Bank. 100000; Musgroye &
Co.. S2O0O00. We hear of other bids from parties in
this city, but the statements concerning them are
less positive than those already mentioned Parties
in Philadelphia are reported to have bid for 81 &c.,
CO., and the Bank of California S1OOO,0O0. Messrs.
Drexcl. Morgan 4 Co. and Morton, Bliss & Co. were
reported to have put in bids but there seems to be
some doubt aS TO the TACT OF their having done
Ii is intimated that the bidding will be announced
from Long Branch tomorrow. Secretary Bristow
having gone TO the seaside capital to consult with
the President before making public announcement.
Lake Shore was again the chief point of interest
in the railway share market to-day, and by its
gave the tone to the general speculation.
The decline of Yesterday due to the heavy sales
of stocks long held by disguised investors and who
finally parted with them because they could foresee
nothing in the future TO warrant a longer carrying
OF the same. The short sellers ready to en-
brace the opportunity so advantageous 10 their side
OF the market and early this morning stepped in to
cover their contracts and realize their accrued
profits. which resulted in rise of over per cent
In this rally the rest of the list sympathzed and
the whole list ruled strong for the first two hours of
the day. The buying Of Lake Shore having
ceased. the price failed to hold its own, and
declined five-eighths per cent. Erie began TO grow
weak about this time, and Tell oil from 33s 20 81,
albeit there was an advance in London to 3O! In
the afternoon Erie made further decline, and the
rest of the market was quiet, making NO decided
movement or displaying important changes. The
most active stocks were Erie, Lake Shore Western
Uuion Telegraph. Rock Island ST. Paul, and Pacific
Mail. The general market closed weak, though al
lAs tonal advance upon last nigats closing quota
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Mem 1Dnbllratlons.
HARPER a. BROTHERS.

nYILorHROP MOTLEY.

- ,r, ,vnb r M - IN ~ ~ JoIN or BARNBvELD' AID.
yoATB or HOLLAND witba View Of ,ee rh ih,on Motley
Movement. of THE Thirty Years War 1onn Ii,.,o, ~
n a. T. Author Of The Rise of the Duteh Republic 49,
me oath - USfofm with Moleys Dutch Republic and United
Ne'ne'"~ BY DIR. sCHWRINFURTH .
THE HEART OF AFRICA, Or THREE iEAks Ilvks sNp AZ
IN ruR REGIONS on rhB cBsIkk OF hTtA
80 Is6s 10 1871 By Dr. Geory Schseiniwth Translated by
n Frewer With az Introduction b Winwood keade Illustrated
NV about Drawings made bJ Vie anho anl Win
BIZ II. y. STANLEY.
COOMASSIB AND MAGDALA; STORY or Two BRITISH 'hh'
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And the following for city bank shares:

Messrs William b. Dana & Co. have our thanks
for a bound volume, January 10 July. Of IN; Fndn-
cial Chronicle, an excellent authority on financial
and commercial questions. and very handy to
have in the house,
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
syvania skies, III! Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road. 10; Reading Railroad. 55s Pennsy Rail
road. 49,. Gold. lQ9.
The following statement Of the gross earnings
expspses. and psi ealaiQgs u all the liRes QNpsdv
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Mem Civilizations.
a VOBIELJFE PORTRAYED.

N It
~ NEW ENLARGED EDITION OP HORACE GRtELE1SA AUTO
BIOGRAPHY with ADpead containing Memoir o. his later AM
Death and the best ofhis famous Campaign Speeches.
Las PORTRAIT PUBIIsHED. REPRE-.
AsHs APPEARED ~ THE SUMNER ~ 1877.
cali for Mr. Greelegs Autobiography aud also for some
record Of The wonderful intellectual display which he
his Eastern sud Western in the Presidential Cam
s12 have led the issue on Of the Autobiography
large Appendix cjnnmuzhe Of hs life 10 tue end
the sug suggestive Of bis admirable an
brilliant Campaign speeches and Concluding with exhaustive and
admirable Of The originally prepared b. the Hon
James PIKE exUnte States Minister the Hague There IS
complete collection Of Mr.. GreeleT Miscellaneous
Writings including Others his Controversy with RobeI;
Dale Owen Marriage aud divorce.
Prce handsomely bound Cloth with two Portraits. So Sent by
maiiOn receipt Of AllTcs THE TRIBUNE hew-lofk
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Proposals

Navy PAY OFFICE
29 BROADWAY. EFwIoHK. Juy 10, lo7i.(
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLlES.-Proposals
sF,. AM iulorsed BIZ or Supplies ADVERTISE.
viii be rec we'd Office un Il o'clock - mt for tie follow
g su-p,, the best guilty delivered free OF expense at the
navy Neg.Yok on before the 1T Noyembs: 10 ,ueh
and suh be require by the Commanding
t,F ,r Of tb4 Station. subject the usual inspection
KIRFAU or EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
Otouso f Anthracite Coal.
10 bids that be deemed
iyauts. o the Government
Responsible security required and faithful delivery
vii Inc time specified
Elsuk ru. vii this Office ard bids opened the
bopr ahoy- named invited present
GEORGE +. CUTTER. Pay Director L. =. Navy.
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND COAL.

Il HAyI DEPARTMENT, DUKEAy O7 AIDS AND DOCKS
Washington. J.lg o. 1874.
SEALED PROPOSALS for each separately indOs Pro-
P vii s rcrye at tn, oact ur 10 ococs a. M th
(6th Of August which hour the opening Of te o vii be CON
the article. erlbrsetd slowing elAsse.:
Bur'au Of Yards aud DO'Ss f.s' No. 20 Hiy and S"a''
Ky 100 (22i0 lbsl beet quality fne English Hay loose,
boston e 400 6s) te,t Hay, loose per ton
80 o. $40 bs frst qua"y loose Timothy Hay per
0PbJephi, 25 tons e @) Glover Timothy Hay
Ws.h1gon IS tons @ $40 bsl Hay gaA Timothy
Norfolk 70 q 2iO ol best qualify Timothy Hay loose per
Pensacola 20 tons 24O b Timothy and Clover Hay
Deliveries to be made mOlthly required
q Yards a'd Dog, cies' No. % f"HTaaf o0at
Ky e. 2i0 lbs) Wheah. steamboat size per too.
KHey 100 ton. l2?iO l6si wheaa stow siIe per ton:
Boston iO lbs Redh for stove. snd arnase' Per ton
ESS toms toms sS & R Rss a I aa is per- p, S
BroosyH .i0 bl Locust Mountain screened for steam
Ros.Sn 20 tons % eaO b. Locust Mountain egg per
Brootn 5Ocn' & go he oca' Mogl,"lo se,T sis per too
PhdephA $50 tons q 2iO b best quality Lehsn es
Less1e Island 100 q $40 lbs. best quality Lsh coal
wbnSoD so tons g 2iO b) wh,e,sh stove coal per ton
Norfolk g go he. Aattraete stove 'l per ton
Bars% ii' o. ana Dc',, No % sA"oa Coal
Ktery 100 ton. O. $40 lbs Cambeni smiths per
S,,.rv 4, ton, q $40 b) English camel coal rer ton
Boston 80 24o b' Lump Cumberland coal for bask'mb'
u' sISn % ton. q $40 bl BrOop run the mines. best
Bocsiyu IS ton. 40 Ibl In.ahn
ton.
W.hnston 100 $40 s) Cumberland coal Of
Sortoi 90 ton, e. go lbs, Cumberland
10
Peusacols 25 q $40 bsl Cumberland coal per
All the coal to BE- TIE best quality Of sa to be arsef aiS
for the ilhs OF the Navy iard scales
coal embraced In these classes be delivered before The
lat Of November
Bond full the s BE- required 10
secure faithful and utnen aud the Bureau the
night W reject any all Of the bids -
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tons, as follows: Central and Hudson and Eric.
each /; Northwest and Pacific Mail each I: Lake
Shore and Wabash each .; G.. C.. aud l. c.. Ohio and
Mississippi, and st. Paul, each D; and Western
Union Telegraph. !. Union Pacific was without
change. and Rock Island decline per cent. Tho
opening highest, lowest and closing prices Of active
stocks soId TODAY were as follows:
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DO Uhom II man 0onlern

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DROAD CLAIM PATENTS obtained by
ID SMITH solicitor "a Partros ny ~ yess experience
OHIO RIVER BRIDGE N0TlCE.-Notice is
" the the Cincinnati sOutea KlEay
submitted War for his erauhaton d.gb
and OF the proposed location Of Bridge
below the mosth OF the Bg Sandy AID
tie CITY ~ Cincinnati Ohio proposed o. be
SAL the VI Cincinnati SoaiAern Railway
MILES GREENA OOD,
PHILIP HklDELBACH,
X N BISHOP
WILLIAM HOOPER,,
l.. A FERGUSON
CLS-A.u. -, u. lsh $1,000
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METROPOLITAN SERMONS,
NI tSEcoSD sKlEs)
BY prominent and popular preacher. SewYosnd vicinity
HENRY WARD BEEcnER,

VI
ARMITAGB. HOPKINS,
CIEEvER SOFA MESDES,
rOSI.
pERMs sTRoSG.
DURYRA. VINCENT
sChESCK, hcAkTHuR.
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Circulars giving details VI Of each Tnbun RIira
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In railroad bonds firm feeling prevailed, and
prices were steady Ohio and Northwestern Con
solidated Gold bonds recovered TO ~. The follow
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Quicksilver VI Co
NnHI - AHA
lD4 o,cIOcK-sALEs BEFORE THE GAIL.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. oCl'CN r. NJ
L s.. Registered, 1881 - 3ZO Hesi'NIsu' 1000
lOODO..............ll61t lVOOO 100
900 ................llbIa L S j9O Coupon 1863,
s o. CoiDon. 1881 $500 . lOOVO 49, 49, A"e
4'oOO'''''''''''' a 400 -. ...Il57s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-24
The bids for stocks at the close OF the Board arc
reported by Messrs. Wallace IL Co. as follows

The London adyices were of no material moment.
The Bank of England Directors az their regular
meeting to-day did not alter the minimum rate OF
discount, and 1t stil remains at q per cent money
in the open market being attainable at concessions.
The Bank gained in bullion sterling during tue
week el4s.OOO, and $4,000 to-day, The foreign ex-
change market was quiet but firDer. the selling rates
being 4s7. and 4s93 for long and short bills; the
nominal official rates are given below. The gold
market was uninfiuenced by these or other causes,
but in tone was ner with 100. as the basis OF the
DAYS limited business and 1922 (opening1 and ITO as
the extreme range of the price. On gold loans the
rates were H. 2aud per cent paid have balances
carried and fat There were II bids for the Treasury
gold. amounting to S2,37OOOO, at prices ranging
from lO963 to 1921. The award of million was
made al O9.s5 to 1891, and is thus detailed: