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FOR LEASE OR SALE.

4 OTS-Situated on Madison and Court streets
II extended, in eighth ward, Preston S sub
division. These grounds are shaded by forest
trees. and are IN aneighborhOOd uneXception-
ably good. a rare opportunity is here offered
10 tenants or purchasers. Price suited 70 the
times, and terms 10 the convenience Of appi-
caufs. IRRELEVANT q CO,
yDvsE - Madison street.
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CARPETS.

Ingram carpets at so, 60 aud IS cents.
Atwood ingram carpets, 80 cents.
Best 3-ply and tapestry Brussels at re-
duced figures.
Hemp carpets 20 to 80 cents.
Good quality mating 50 cents
MENKEN BROTHERS..
Go TO Kenealv,s Business College.
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NOTICE.-We hereby notify the pub
lie that Mr.. Charles LOeWeustine is no
longer in our employ.
LOEWEN 5TINE BROS.
MEMPHIS, May %, 1875,
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Notice TO the Public

AR. q. A. BUCHANINI is no more in my
vi employ and also unauthorized 10 make
any collections Tor me.
JULIUS SCHALSCHA.
W a b I,Dr-rt
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Ro0Ms AND B0ARp.

- GUNNER BOARD-Che8p board for a few
- families during the summer can be had
Ia retired, pleasant, quiet residence near
oxford, Mississippi. The location is healthy
and society excellent. For full Information
apply TO Il. j. Anderson. Courthouse. Jus
DOAkD-UulUmlshed Room with Board in
ID private family; delightful and healthy
tocallohl Best references required. Apply at
northeast corner Linden and LauderisI L. 81
IL OOA-A splendid room, with board terms
VI moderate; at 10 Monroe street
.gOOH-Front room with board at
50 MADISON ST.
ROJMs AND BOARD-Desirable front roCTn.
\ with board, at 95 UNION ST.
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20 EXCHANGE.

DROPERTY-The valuable property known
a. the Donoho place, for Mississippi NV
a. bottom plantation.
my.B WIN. N. SLEDGE, JE.
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ALL who fail to patronize the Mel
chants packet, Illinois, for Vicksburg
to-day, sacrifice their own interest, MI
lions In ii,
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FLOWERS, dubious roots, plants, bau-
DUETS and decorations. CrsiE's, 8T9 MAR,
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYFTNG
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 248 ~.
eond street. HANSON q WALKER
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PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL.
a Stirring Address from the state \
eeutiye COmmittee-Why TsnHes.
see should be Properly
Represented a. Phil
adeIphia.
Organization and Energetic Effort Is
sentIaI 10 the Success Of the Great
international EXpOsi-
tiOa Of 1876.

At meeting Of the State executive
centennial committee yesterday, says
the Nashville Union and american, the
following address to the people Of the
State was adopted:
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SEE advertisement Fosters second
Texas drawing postponed for a few dsys.
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PERSONAL.

DR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes a speci-
IL atty OF treating Eye and Ear Diseases
CFiig.. ~ IloTlsr street my2g
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a Remarkable Case.

EDITORS APPEAL-A week or ten
ago my son, on leaving the cars at Nash
Vile, left an unmarked vslise in the hat
rack on one Of the cars Of the Louisville
and Great Southern railroad running
from Decatur to Louisville. AS the va
lise was neither locked nor marked, it
was given up as lost. My son, hOweV er,
described it to the bsggage-agent at Nash
vile, and requested him, II it should
turn up, to forward it to Mr.. John t.
Flynn, the superintendent at Memphis.
A few days ago he received it in perfect
order, with all its contents undisturbed,
and just as he had placed them before
getting aboard the cars. l wish l knew
the agents name, for be is entitled TO
praise. The circumstance shows the
perfect management OF that greac thor
oughfare. Respectfully,
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INDELIBLE MARKING PAPER

for marking clothing without any pre-
paration, gives the best results with the
least trouble. For sale by
AT. DOD Il co. 24I Main STRAIT
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LOST,
STRAYED.

ON Wednesday. June ,, 1870 part of Gold
- Chaiu-abOut i've links. A liberal reward
viii he paid for its return TO this Office.
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7HIs DAILY APPEAL~FRIDAY, JUNE

Stars and Stripes. In doing this at the
great centennial Of our natl On's birth,
we will honor ourselves and bless our
children.
A. 8. COLYAR,
HENRY HESS.
j. NJ. STAFFORD,
T. NJ. BRENNAN,
JOHN ID. OWEN,
Executive Commit lee.
Nj. BURNS,
GEO. CUNNINGHAM,
{. &. GIERS,
& Finance Committee.
All communications should be adj
dressed to
F. =. CAHLL, Secretary,
Nashville, Tennessee.
June =. 1875.
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ROB ARKANSAS RIVER.

Regular Ezen,,hi7 aud Piue HEuE -
Nail Line
For Red Fork, Auburn, New Gs5cory CD all
points through to Pine Bun, conn CLlug
with i5zut boats through tC Fort smith.
BELLE BE TgXAs. -
mo. wood Durn- steT 80 -
Leaves ENEErI TUESDAY, al 3 pan.
EEaAE TEH DEB. ~E~@a
Et. Now I-ut ................ N 7EtCT 49,
Leaves EEErL NETUElAT, sd 5 pm
For freight or Ia=rgEs. apply 20
JrD. n. EAEn.E, SuUt-
~ Madison street,
X. +. GLENN, Agent,
lamb WHarluUat, foot Court street,
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The Fountain.

EDITORS APPEAL take the liberty
of sending you the following extract
from letter from Mr.. Thomas J. Fin.
ME for publication. 1t concerns the pro
posed fountain, and will, dare say, be
read with pleasure, especially by our old
citizens. 1t will be remembered that
Colonel Thomas James Finnie is the
author of the Court square improve
ments, and you see that he says that the
original design was to have fountain in
the small circle. ##*
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AETLF-One dark brown horse-mule, s or
M YEAR old. white spots on back. suita-
Die reward viii be paid for mis- return 70
Porter, Taylor a. Co. lub
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10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK,
COnservstively organized for doing
the business OF Out-of-tONn banks. ban zeTs,
corporations, merchants and individuals,
Usual interest allowed on daily hliauCag
Collections made and promptly rem. It'd.
CoTrSaSsoildence collected. Exchange o. pa lCi-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERE & o.,
London
PLANTs-C8bbage, Tomato, Egg, Craig's
NEURII.-The instantaneous cure Tor
NG-d5cIa. Gen. ". Jones & Co, keep H.
THE CELEBRATED FIRST PREEIUY
Patent Self-Ventilating
REFRIGERATOR,
at II. wETTER & co.'s.
BEER COOLERS AND ICE CHESTS,
ALL SIZES,
for sale by II. wETTEE 3 co.
90 TO LeddinIs Business College.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

gTORE-Large store, cellar and upper ces,
- on Front street, near Court; about FORTY
feet front; reasonable terms. Apply to
W. A. MHEATLEY
rnv1E $50 Main street
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EDITORS APPEAL-When q certain
lawyer gave his opinion that the as
sumed new charter Of Memphis did not
by its own terms affect the official in
cumbency Of the municipal government
until the accession to power Of the gem
eral council whose election was provid-
ed for in the act, a howl was raised by
the little bodies whose salf-conceit and
whose arrangements for the future were
disturbed by this opinion. Swift haste
was made to apply the new charter to
the police and fire departm ents, But
when it is proposed to apply the nav
charter to the members OF the general
council, to the extent of depriving them
Of twenty dollars month, it is sudden
Iy discovered by the sapient legislature
Of the city that it only relates to the
general council to be elected next Janu-
airy, as was decided by the said lawyer
so much abused. That is, the opinion of
that lawyer is entirely wrong when it
prevents -the present general council
from touching the pockets or offices OF
others, but entirely correct when it
touches the pockets Of the members of
the general council. What do you call
this?
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FOR RENT.

"OUSE-Furnished house, seven rooms, in
III good location on Tennessee street. VIII
rent low to good tenant
Address
J. 3. ALDRICH, Appeal Office,
or call al IS Second street.
OUSE-With six room $, in that lovely
grove corner BrinkIey avenue and Haw-
lev street. Apply to ". o. HOSKlNS.
jus Z5o Brlnkley avenue
CTORE-HOUSE-Eo 2sS Main street, corner
= Madison. Apply 10 Oliver, Finnie d Co.
"OUSE-A house in first-class order and
II convenient to street ,Ts. VIII be rented
on favorable terms to a first class tenant. Ap-
ply 10 7. j.. Mccarthy at +. q. Barnaby's.
II ESIDENCE-On the corner Of Georgia and
III Seventh streets, near Miss. q Tenn. r. R.
depot, with large flower and vegetable garden,
sill in Tst-Tate ord Er; possession given at once.
Apply 70 j.. B. NJ BRIDE, at the depot, or ".
Joyner SZ5 Main street. myZ9
ID ESIDENCE-EigbJ rooms, "a Mosby street.
IL Applys at 46 SECOND ST
IFNTRAL HOTEL-On Adams street. APP
Z J PLY 10 David Hastings, Commercial hotel
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Markets and Neat stores.

EDITORS APPEAL noticed in
Wednesdays issue OF the AP-
PEAL an article signed " Car.
niVOrous," in which he is try
ing to get off something in reference to
the action Of the city council in regard
to the meat.shOps and the markets. The
probability is that the subject was not
properly read in his hearing, as the prop
Osition before the council was not to al
low any meat stores GUjti1jH six squares
Of the m&rket-hOuses. The fact that any
caT7ljUOTO5tS person should object to pur-
chase their meat and vegetables at the
regular market-houses it not to be won
dered at. Those anti-csrnivorous per-
sons doing business in the markets IN
Vite competition, and would be rejOiced
to see the markets filled from one end to
the other every day, but do not wish to
be pitted against the ragtag and bObtsils
outside. CarnivOrous truly says i'll
natured people have no sympathy with
the monOp0lists in food, but advocate
the closing Of the markets. Perhaps
"CaTnivorOus" could then inform the
public who are the mOnOpOlists. Gar
nivOrous" suggests the pTOpriety Of APP
pointing some person to inspect all the
articles sold in the markets, in order
that no unWhOlesOme food may be sold,
and also that every person shall receive
sivJee-A es;Hnns to the pound, eight quarts
to the peck, and three syyvsa 20 JIlG bunch.
Now, if "CarnivCrOusn wants that job,
he must fret get into the market ring in
order to have fair show. do not wish
to subscribe myself "CarniVorOus, - but
simply N, BAILEY.
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FOR WHITE RIvER
FOR VICKsEURC
FOB YICKSBUEa,

FOB YICKSBUEH,
81. EsOuLs and yiGEsbarg Aa5I IT,
Anchor A.5le, 9SsgSsLEssS
- Thursday June ly-Hs at D PIN.
'3L1 Ni@-t A. r, y a--ES, master
saturday, June l2-h, al pm
CITY OF NICkSBE re ...........-.. Riley master
Monday, June 18th, 81 Pm.
Making all the way landings.
For freight OF passage apply 70
Al. STORM,
sUp't Mississippi River Elevator Com any.
HeuIphis and VlckBburg weekly lime
For FlcEsburg and ali Wey landings-TLs
elegant steamer
Illinois, -
Mark r. Cheek-InaGter Joe peeT5-----CIerx
Leaves Memphis every FRIDAY a. PM,
connecting al FicksBurg With steamer
EefcheZ for New Grla leans
For freight or passage apply %
GEO. ". GEEK, EuUi..
sp22 No. ~ front street, un-staIrs.
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GRUBBS & AUSTIN.

Go TO Kenealy's Business College.
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LIVINGSTOE L COMPANY,
DOE KS EEG AND FGBEEGE Bankers,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK,
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svODk-A nTst-clasS restaurant COOK wanted
} Mother need apply, at
MAGNOLIA HALL, 302 Main street.
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EoR SALE.

HORSE-A No. / saddle and harness horse;
III also buggy and harness. Apply at 255
Main street. julio
HOUSE AND LOT-2S3 Poplar street-One o.
"a the most pleasant residences on that
favOrte suset-Offered for sale at moderate
price ana on easy terms. Apply 10
ju6 TRELENANI * Co, - Madison ST.
CTEA M-ENGINES and Boilers, portable and
- stationary, new and secondhand, suita-
ble to run saw and gTIstmills ana cotton gins,
low for cash or city acceptance Apply 10
jus CUBBlNS & GUM.
Al AUCTION-The following Lots Will be
"A sold to the highest bidder on Thursday,
July lsL, on The northwest corner OF Main
and Madison streets: Part lot sol, being So
by 49, feet, south side Jefferson street, next
west vi Mr.. =. NJ. Patterson; also, the follow
ing lots, in block Il Brnkley & Snowdeu's
subdivision: =, g, - and Il, east side OF Marley
avenue, and y, II, % and q west side Hastings
Street; and the following, in block Is OF sand
subdivision p, f. g, s. Il and lowest side Mosely
avenue, and atll, Z and IS, east side OF Has
lungs street; each Of said lots 90 feet hOnt by
- o-iO feet depth. Terms, half cash, half in
one year, with Interest from date Of sale at SIX
Per cent secured by trust deed.
Jul IRRELEVANT & co.
y EsLDEECE-Biy late residence on Jesss-
Ek main street, third door east OF Lander
dale street House and grounds in perfect
order. JOHN ONERTON IR.
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HORSE-A No. saddle and harness horse;
II also buggy and harness. Apply at 255
Main street. julio
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81. E.Ouls and yicEsbarg EaiI. IT,
Anchor Lime, 7Ssf 80
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ss'a ne He cock; s s
%estsrn prime &c ioe DO DO poor % good e Sc
PoraroKs.-Irsh potatoes quiet and steady; other
sb g. DO
sss ' Dssr g sew Sc S IN sr sS pei
de- in war;. suis per pSL q o. 81 81 sweets winter.
nothing accomp in way Of sales Price;
ss sss. ler ssses &c. 'ratna' e.
syeAK-Raw Continued auie, but steady with sales of
S hnas Sna y sa Nsm @ e aea pst
To- 20ohhds Cuba reported sold on the basis OF Sac
good for E s4nses STEADY nS 49, a
Sa e soos e Sim SS scr good ia s.
as5 TO S9d Sns as bdaas Sd TO eaoiss ia
&c. molasses hhds aud boxes, 6a4c. 7s4e; melado
re SIC. elayed boxes hutch standard Nos 70
BE- BE- d White is 8 IS f Ss sS ~ ' COM
CO. b Kos iaT %
Jaya-Dutch standard Nos. 10 to ~ SIC. as5lc Ma.
Orleans-Renning grades, exc. a re.
WooI.snce the holidays The market has improved but
light uppes The sales 100 lbs Easte5n Te M AZ
ohio do So, SIC loo lbs medium d. at 5ic' 900 lbs
No do at Sic. 40o) lbs heavy do at 44c. 2,to1 lbs
a pulled
5000 lbs slightly bury spring California &c. i2o bales
super pulled at oc Sc ii bales low isl California at
lie. and 80 bags mixed secured 5000 lbs: low super
Co 5000 lbs fall California ali on private terms
IosAcco-Both Kentucky and seed leaf were firmly
TALLow firmly held Out-of town stock to the
tent OF 10000 lbs sold at g l5l6c per h.
WHIsKEY-Receipts i,l23 bDls The market was steady
with sales OF 800 bDis. At 9o1ac. per gallon.
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'NANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stock Market Moderately
Active, but Irregular.
FEELING IN THE STREET.
Gold SpeculatiOn-Prices
LOwer-112 3-8 a 112 1-8.
'ERNMENT BONDS DULL.
WALL STREET,


TUESDAY. Jan. Sop. M
ks to-day were again irregular and subject
Iuences which affected them individually and
ht reference to the law of sympathy, which
Ien exercises controlling power. The divi-
Paying shares were generally steady, the
Eations being not inconsistent with the usual
n of daily trade; but IN the cheaper lines
pr less of leverlshness was exhibited, and at
>se the market was not regarded as espe-
encouraging. IL Is q difficult question to
ln>ne whether We are upon the eve OF any
i ant changes for better or worse, the feeling
4 street being about equally divided on this
One party contend that prices have already
siepced depression that accOrds with the
he In general business. The other believe
ehe bottom his not been reached, and that
ext three months will develop further weak
n various railway corporations, not only as the
OF falling of In general business, but OF
ications growing out OF an excessive capital
d months and years ago. and not now rep
ed by real values. Operators on the respec-
des, however, seem disposed to contlne their
.cuOns to the moment, and, without ventur-
from shore, to await the developments Of
ture. The principal
IA SPECULATION OF THE DAY
n Pacific Mail, Western Union, Lake Shore
Pacific and Northwest common. The
lr'opened at 3324, and advanced steadily from
1gure to SAX, receding at the close to 34sS.
IN Union advanced from Tx to 70, but
at Tx. Lake Shore sold at 1922 79H a 79a
ard was generally weak during the day,
IL at the opening price. Union Pacific sold
l. a SO 36Z. Wabash declined from 2OK to
st. Paul sold at 3SH 3s3S 3sT 3s1s.
island was firm on small dealings, ana i'm
"a q per cent. Northwest common sold at
Az AK Az; the preferred stock at
C2 62A. Hannibal and St. Joseph closed at
i'd c., Q. and l. G. was weak, beginning at
ia ending at 83S. Central and Hudson was
y at 1O1H 1914 a 1917 1917. Erie opened
b, yeceded to 2SX and closed at 2SH.
THE SALES
day amounted to 2O6. 900 shares, which were
Iouted among the active stocks as follows:-
York Central and Hudson, 1,75O; Erie. 16, 100;
fShore, 29,50O; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 200;
western, 1900; do, preferred, 500; Rock
n, $500; Pacific Mail, 55,40O; St Paul, e,1OO;
preferred, 500: Ohio, $500; Western Union,
\; wabash, 1900; Union Pacific, 21,9oo; c., c.
|. c., 2, 100.
|OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
following table shows the opening highest
low G st prices OF the day.
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Wheat was duh and easier closing nominal at about
adSs 9nssrfs s%d HS wausss
a & Sr Esa Wine wias About 4
6ushel. sold within the range. New corn was de-
s wns gals1 and no%nsi and
for mixed. bn moving at Sc Soc Tor prime ship
@ s %ns Ees n sSs acys and with sales q
Sa I BRINE % ns anna
nominal al about SSc in bond icr Or Csnaia - 80
, snlGnTsEIhe business to-day most animated In
nas
bulk and BY ssa%sr 50 r SS
ssS e4 rates s aIs on
Snshe Hp corn q Ss1 b
pns on p Sar, h9Ss Ca PER & also British
se Sss aa 0pT a ana S srses beet ana y
nssAAS g eSna s paa. ' 3 aS
9ark 4, hence with about 80 aaar!srs gram, At
nye, each with sooJ quarters sraln rom bait
quarters grain from Philadeipha Wndsr charter before
srrS"p o. Sa quoted now m the Marke there Is ID
ish BARK now nero, about napStia rom
f. 81 PER De PEE rom
ao on W sn SIS his Is an
5s g. To havre Norwegian bark with about bbls
lo Bremen by steam bales cotton az c per h.. and
sS Pp dsm a. d o per Dbl also man
Tensd petroleum at 4 iOd Hamburg By steam
bbls. petroleum. from Philadelphia Baltimore
private terms quoted ut IS 3D. 10 Pernambuco
British schooner nence with our 81 10 per bbl and
British orig hence with general cargo on Or. vate
terms. To the north side Of CUBA back,
north Of atteras schooner reported 81 sugar
To an English West India island British bark hence,
general cargo on private terms and thence with prod
american brig hence general cargo reported at about
erai cargo, on private terms TO Havana, British
bark hence, general cargo reported about S9Ol To
Havana an American BARK from Baltimore back.
north OF hatteraS at 80 Tor and 80 70 moasses
GUNNIEs-Fhe market for both cloth and bags has
tinued quiet but values about same viz =
IiAc. ll,sc. FOR domestic lZ4c l26c. for Borneo
ana Gonripore anu 91ac. tor Calcutta bags quoted ut
Ike. u llA
HEMP Asb JurE-Manila hemp remains about steady
though quiet at TIC. SIC, gold Sales Tor tue month
aggregate L5o bales at this range Jute continues dun
butts have been rather quiet MT lac, currency. Sales
for the month 1905 10000 bales here and Boston
2l4c. FAC.
Hay SrRAw.-There is good demand Tor both ship
ping and other grades Prices ruled frirer. We quole
Tor bale hay Shipping 65c 7c retail quotations
&c. clover, soc. CSC ;sait hay 0c. straw
6c for long rye. Sc &C. Tor short do; oJc-
for Oat
LEArnER.-rhe market is steady for hemlock and oak
sole, with prices ruling Steady. The weeks exports
amount TO $l05O Sides We quOte:-
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Carollnas strong at 80 bid, ana both April and
January issues at 30 bid: old Tennessees steady at
rs bid. new at 7sH bid, new ex-coupon selling at
SO and new series at 55h. Old Virginias closed at
IS bid at 80 bid and the consos a. So bid. de-
ferred varieties being IL to X. Plain Alabamas,
80 BID Fights Offering at So Old ana new Louisi-
anas closed at "a bid, and levee skies and levee
eignts at rs bid.
THR FOREIGN MARKET
Late London advices AFFORD the following quota
tons :-Consols for money 90 92.; DO. for &C.
count, s2H 92h; old 'o5 bonds 1917; '67 bonds.
1o7X; ten.orty bonds 1o4H; new loan, 1881 a
1887; Erie, 2sX. Market quiet and steady.
RAILROAD BONDS
The following are the late bids amended BY the
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALyEsroN. Jan. g. 1873
rsssSs q s sa %spo4s eoastw Ss'
LIS sales l,5O0 Stock @,l3
Cotton frmer; mddIrng, 4ic low @iddIina. l SC
The Continent sasi
m CSttUn firm i, and n,sAas maan: Low
sS so ss' sse's
Sales, s,oj0 Stock, 1850
Cotton nr1mer. held higher; ,middlng. AXE. low
bales; gross $50 Exports to the Continent. LIB Sales
CnARLEsros. Jan. 5. 1878
7s Cotton nsis ARM mddling Hrs r, ss Net rsesp
sales, LOW Stock 74,ODO.
WILMINGTON. N. G.. Jan. E. 1875
for Ssrainsd Crude urpsn,ine quiet and steady at 50
o ~ w oswEco. Jan; s. 1874
wausee cluS, 81 q; No white Michigan 81 S.
ssy ia SSas, xii
s %dns s 05 % sa to
Receips-Flour, 5000 bbls wheat ssco0 bushels;
& aFSs oor S.Fis : SS se
@ eS a. 5S4n 5
aul sales OF tour cars new on track at 49, ASKING SIC
store sye qust sales Of Two cars State at 81 on
s ssfY p1y :os s Of one
ss1 50 for heavy mess Dressed hogs So Hishwines
TOLEDO, Jan. 8 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat steady; extra
white Michigan 81 IS; amber Michigan. 81 10;
and Michigan. s. d. Corn demand light; holders frm
mixed, 70c. OATS Arm and IN iar demand; 90 and
Michigan February, 57Ac.; white 5sac: Clover Seed
1000 do oats shpments-aOU bushels wheat; 81 OO do
corn; 1000 do oats
CHICAGO. Jan. 8, 1875.
Flour unchanged. Wheat in fair demand lower, clos
Ing steady; No. spring 9Sc bid; No do S91sc, cash
9lic., February NJ do, sic rejected. 10 Corn
6Sa4c. cash; 66l6c, February; nAc., May; rejected.
tOtsc. 6c Oats quiet and unchanged; Rye dull ana
No: spring, 81. 81 q; NO: dS s. i9a s ~
aull and declining at SIS %, cash; SIS O5 February
meats steady and UNCHANGED. Whiskey Gull and
declining at csc. ON the call OF the Board in
the afternoon grain quiet and unchanged. Pork
declining al $40 05 February $40 81 March Lard
inal and unchanged. Receipts-Flour 90 bbls wheat
l24 90 bushels corn 7i0D0 do oats 81 900 do 200
do; barley, D,OJO do. shipmenu-Flour, 5000 bbs
wheat L. 700 bushels; $1,000 do barley, 5000 do