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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20
FOREIGN.

LONDON, January 2O-The Times, in
speaking of the proposition of Senator
Sherman for q common unit for money
and accounts for the United States and
Great Britain, says the idea finds no
fIvsr here. It might suit the Ameri-
cans. as most Of their gold is locked up
in some business. while sn English
sovereign circulates in millions through
out the world. Disturbances arising
from change would be indescribable, par
ticulsrly in the absence of specie.
Toe liabilities Of James Goury & Co.
will lot exceed $4,000
The liabilities of Samuel BEDFORD &
Son, grain merchants. Liverpool, are
sb u, El36, 900. and their assets Elsa.
900 Their creditors took s~eesptsnces
in full. payable ia three, six and nine
months.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20

To the Mayor and General Council:
The writer, who undertakes to say a word
ia regard to the caption hereof, has ever
been warmly 10 iaypy Of measures look.
ing to q reduction ofthe public expenses.
but would most respectfully suggest tina,
zeal for reform sometimes leads to OK,
tremes.
Respecting the Office Of Recorder, It ia
a well-known fact, that during Mr.. Scales
term the receipts legidnGtsly belonging
10 the city, independently Of those sris.
snE from "rsids," not only paid the ex.
pCSSs Of the Office itself, but contributed
largely toward the expense Of the police
department, Cannot this DO done sgainf
1 ask you, gentlemen, 70 look well bsfore
you ~ nc goose tAgt lays tbe goLdsn
49, Tbs good order, dscoDcy aud pro
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20

The bill introduced in the House at
Washington by Mr. Money, Of Louisi-
ana, for the improvement Of the Missis-
sippi levees sppropriates 81, OOO. 600 Tor
that purpose. The improvements are to
be carried on under the direction of the
States bordering on the N ssissippi.
One half Of the amount is to be given
to Louisiana, 100000 to Mississippi,
$7OOOeO to Arkansas. and sSOO,OOe to
Missouri. the money to be expended
under the direction Of United States en-
Rineers. The COmm!ttee on Levees
favors an appropriation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20
MAN and monkey.

Could nature, dominated by no force
ave hunger, work q paw into a hand2 q
jaw into a chin 7 anger into love2 revenge
into pity2 Whence came that something
in man which is not in gorillas2 In
babyhood man and gorilla are near to.
gether, but every day after birth they
grow apart. The skull of the gorilla
grows thick and pushes in his brain.
The brain Of the human grows up and
pushes out the skull. The gorilla grows
~jswward, fangward. earthward. The hu-
man grows brAinward, thoughtward, sky-
ward. Did thought, the thought which
reads from the rock.scroll the biography
Of the body it commands; did such
thought, like its vesture, dwell potential
n a heck of beaded mist like 0rion's
nebula2 Before the eye was, light was,
but light is not a creature of eyes. Be-
yond all our forces there is yet another
force. Beyond all the revealments of
nature. there ia something not revealed
Professor W d. Cunning.
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New York World
an audience almost as large az tho
n which greeted bim on the occasion Of
his debut assembled last evening az the
Park Theater to witness the farewell sp.
pearance Of Mr. Oakley Hall in Crucible.
AT the conclusion of the play Nc. Hall
appeared and spoke as follows:
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN: / should be
o unworthy il | we're not able to re.
turn q shadow Of thanks for the wonder
fully generous treatment ! have received
at your hands. | remarked during the
prison scene one hiss ia the dress circle,
but this was good, as the gentleman
probably thought that VIXEN he gets on
his convict clothes be will play his part
better than | could AS | observe a num-
Der of lawyers, and ladies who look as
though they might understand Latin, in
the audience, | may say to him Lauda-
mus ab his" The management have
announced that this is the last night Of
Oakley Hall, but, as a particular friend
of his, | hope il is not the last oil him
TIE physicians say | must drop the legal
harness, but my friends say / must not,
aud besiegs me at the box Office,
in the dressing = room, and every
where. My friends aud enemies differ
as to whether | can act or not, bat
they all agree that | was a good advo-
cate; this. probably, in the same spirit
as we admit, when q man is under the
turf, that he was endowed with all the
virtues from his cradle to his grave.
After all, perhaps Macbeth" was right
when he said: AT least we'll die with
harness on our backs" Before the foot
lights a mar is always egotistical, and |
an tempted to keep you just a few min.
utes longer. But this is Saturday night,
the night for meeting of sweethearts and
lovers, and, as | see a number Of them
here, | shall continue. Mr.. Hall then
spoke of the "collaborated melo-drama,"
in which he had appeared, and said that
it did not pretend to be original. ga
borisu, L~edoueier," said he, 1--WE novels
by George Eliot and sBumber of French
dramas have been used to construct this
play, and it has lived as long as most
original comedies" Mr.. Hall went on
to praise the company in the most com
plimentary terms, especially Messrs.
Yining Bowers, Hind and Dillon, and for
the latter bespoke full houses during the
whole of his engagement.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20
one Iaea Of Porertx.

1t was Bulwsr who said that in nine
cases out Of ten poverty is only an idss
bone men with ten thousand dollars a
year suffer moro Want Of e a than
others with three hundred. The reason
10 the richer mans artificial wants. His
income is ten thousand, and be SUFFERS
enough from being dunned for unpaid
debts 10 Kill a sensitive nan. A man
who earns a dollar u day and who does
not run in debt is the happier Of the
two Very few people who have never
been rich will believe this, but it ia true.
There are thousands with princeIy IN.
comes who never know a moments
peace, because they live beyond their
neens. There is really more happiness
10 the Forld among working people thsn
among those who are called rch1aIways
providing that poor iolks do not, IT, a
smaller way, emulste the prodigality OF
lheir rich brethren. Poverty Is simply
a question Of the goed OF bsd manage.
ment Of money III hapd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20
PiymOu.h oburch.

NRw YORK, January 20 1t was de-
termined yesterday that the Plymouth
Church advisory council should be called
for February 9Th. Letters Of invitation
are to be sent U to between n hun'
bred and two hundred of the Congrega-
tionsl churches. ~clergymen, professors
and delegates, and will be mailed this
week. 1t has bsen decided to withhold
the list Of the churches mentioned in the
call until letters Of acceptance have been
received and the membership Of the
council settled in that way.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20

Governor james D Porter arrived this
morning and is stopping at the Peabody
Hotel. He is in splendid health and
spirits. HIS business is not Of an official
nature, and be will remain among bis
many friends a day or two. The Gov.
srnOr in private conversation to-day OK
pressed himself more hopeful about the
affairs Of the State than heretofore. and
hopes that with a good crop this year
aud a strict application Of public rev
enue BY next fall W will begin to see
our way "out Of the woods.P
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20

REFERRING to the fact that it will de-
volve upon the next Legislature to elect
two United States Senators, the Win
chester Home Journal expresses its pref
erence for Judge Pete Turney. Turney
lives al Winchester. So also Memphis
will have her candidate and expects to
elect him If found acceptable to other
sections Of the State.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20

The statue of tie late Prince Consort
in Hyde Park is complete, except the
guiding. 1t is not expected to prove
satisfactory to the public. The Queen
insisted that it should be q sitting figure.
Baron Marochetti produced one which
was such a miserable failure tbs, il had
to be thrown back into the meltng.pot
Mr.. Foley then tried his hand. aud did
his beat to modify the awkward appear
auce which a figure with two right angles
in it must present.
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nantnnnrinn Conferanoa.

CINCINNATI, January 2O.--The ohioVal-
ley C-enteuarian Conference met 10 this
city yesterday. The entire day was con-
sumed with the routine of business and
committee work. Last night Rev.
Charles q. Wendle was installed as pas
tor Of the First Unitarian Church Of this
city. The sermon was preached by Rev.
Robert Colyer, Of Chicago. Conference
will probably adjourn to-day.
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a an v no ne. orv.na Medal.


Boston herald. January lst.1
About z pm yesterday, while Mr.. J..
g. Abbott, the expressman, was At his
house in Lawrence, Mass he heard loud
screams, evidently coming from the
Spleket river, neal by. BE ran TO the
bank and saw a lad in the middle Of the
river, clinging to. the edges Of the thin
ice. Mr.. Abbott seized a plank, ran it
out TO the boy, who caught one end and
clunS till he was rescued by Abbott and
q mar whose name is not known. As
soon as the 0oy was on shore he said
another boy wal in the river aud under
the ice. A number Of small air holes
we're in the ice, which was hardly thicker
than window glass, and through one Of
these Mr.. Abbott saw a little hand float
ing on the water. The ice was 100 thin
to bear a mans weight and Abbott
watched the hand till it passed two holes.
There was but one more hole, and Alb
bolt, lying fat upon the ice, crawled
along till be could barely reach the
edges Of the ice. Presently the hand
came in sight aud was caught, but il re-
CURED the most careful maneuvering to
draw out the boy. Owing to the small
size Of the opening and the position OF
the body Of the boy, it was extremely
difficult to extricate him and in drawing
him out his face was badly cut. When
taken from the water the lads body was
swollen, his face discolored and he was
apparently dead. Mr.. Abbott fastened
to a stable near by and by his presence
Of mind q d knowledge Of resuscitation
Of drowning people, he restored the boy
70 life. 2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20

SOME Of Mr.. Leagues late supporters
find great consolation in a compliment
the appeal pays that gentlemau's figures
10 his retiring message. That is not the
FIRST time the Appeal has been sweet on
his honor. Those who are proud Of hav-
ing iudorsed the infamous u~tterances Of
Barbour Lewis are welcome to this dis
a,nnAinn
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A Lecturer on ROmanism stoned By
mob.

Dover, N. H, January 20.-Arthur
Devlin lectured last evening on Roman
ism 10 America. Afte1 the lecture a
crowd followed him and he fed into a
drug store for safety, when bricks were
thrown through the windows, and the
Mayor was compelled to read the riot act.
The police finally succeeded in getting
Devlin to the hotel, being compelled to
use their revolvers, but no one was in
iured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20

WASHINGTON, January 20.-For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy and cold weather will continue
With southwest to northwest winds, fol
lowed during the night by colder weather
and rising barometer. The Ohio, Cum
berlsnd and central Mississippi rivers
vii rise rapidly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20

WIS are indebted to Senator D. NJ
Key for a copy Of the Congressional
Directory, a pamphlet Of l52 pages Of
much value to the editor and politician.
It is marked, corrected to December
20, 1875 but contains errors that we
hardly expected from the hands of the
experienced compiler, Ben Perley Poore.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20

CAIRO, January 2O.-Arrived-Grand
Lake No 2, New ORLEANS, Ia m; George
LysIe, New Orleans, IL; Belle Memphis,
Memphis, IL; Scudder, St. Louis, noon.
Departed-Grand Lake No. 2, St Louis,
3 Am Clear and pleasant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20

priety Of the city are worth preserving
aud worth the attention Of one particular
man The Chief o. Police, with the
small force allowed him, has all that he
can do to attend to his present duties.
OBSERVER.
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aALEN'S HEAD DlSPENSlRI
99H Fourth at.. bet MarkSt and
Jefferson, LOUSY ne, Nv.


THIS INSTITUTION WAS RsTAHLTsBED
1888 by a special act Of the T,aeiaIetnra
The object u 10 give all per, ons, u either ser
the most skilltul treatment Coz a reasonabIs
fec Eighteen years sue c6ssful p~raotice en-
ables US to guarantee e perfect cure n any
case OF SpermatorrhsA or seminal Weakness,
PhS steal Decay, and finally resulting In abso-
lutte insanity II allowed to run too long with
out proper treatment, Gonorrhea. Ell Of.
Structure. Syphilis. Scrofula, and all affec.
tiona Of the Urinary Organs cured In the
shortest possible time All Female Con-
plants speedily and perfectly cured without
the use of painful remedies. Uonsultstion
personally or by letter free Patients can be-
uocessfully treated BY m.il or express IA any
part Of the world Send Csc for our Illustra-
ted Medical Report, treating upon ali the
above dista es, containing valuable advice
N regard 70 their treatment. etc. Add.ess "a
above. ~ xiii T2ihV
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-20

Whey the Knoxville Chronicle has q
heavy leader Of a column or two il ia
signed W 9 BrOwnlov. Senior Editor
Knoxville whig aud Chronicle" This
Is probably to let the ancient rural sub
teriber Of the Wing know that the senior
is still running the machine, but the style
pfoclsims the suthor When he writes as
plainly as his o~s name At The bottom.
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DENTIST.
BIDS.
BIDo.
NOTICE.

DIPS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UN.
~ dersiyned at his office. No 29i Front
street. Memphis, un II he 2O,n tnSs /.
Tor iurnishi Z 500 feet Of peoklng cypress
plank for tonoinR. and 800 cedar or oak posts
70 DO delivered 1t the National Gem otar, Oh
the Memphis and Louisville railroad Right
TO reject any and all bids reserved.
BY order Of thu Poor house Com nipsioners.
in COLEMAN. Treasurer, etc.
January u 1870. 1i6.i2i
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" e u p HIS
Tbursd y z Evening, Jan. 20, 1875.

The subscriptions price Of the PUBLIC
LEDGER IS IS per annum for Dad, and
q per onnsm for Weekly. POSTAGE
FREE.
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TEE amnesty bill having gone by the
board in the House will not be revived
by the Democrats for 9 month or two.
NJ. Mosriaon's proportion TIA. any
amnesty Measure must originate IN TIE
esDOts rvcsiyeS ytToug ruppOrt.
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TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICIAL A0TlCE TO TAXPAYERS.
-
State and COaoty Taxes, 1875.

THE TAX BOOKS FOR TIE YEAR 1875
i are now ready tJsnuary 10. 1876, and |
10 law.
ALI TAX PAYERS VII, have personal
properly must come forward. or they will fad
their tax-bi Is in the banda Of constables at
the expiration Of min .ty da
The attention o. BANKS, INSURANCE
COMPANIES and CORPORATIONS is earn
estly called to this notice.
The POLL and D0G TAX-LIsT is ALSO
DUE, and should be paid forthwith, in order
to save annoyance and expense
Respectfully, A. X. FRANKLAND,
State and ounty Tax Collector,
l22 127 Shelby County, Tennessee, ING.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

E0R THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
{ weakness. 10 / manhood and All aisordsrt
brought op By indisoFeuohs or Oxcess. AM
druggist ha4 b ingredients. Addrosa DA-
VlDsOE y co.. Boz x6. New York.
6uni-5-eod
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lzR 2Os.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

eN0al
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.
Chancery Court Of Shelby county R, d.
kambaut, administrator Of 2 P Bowfes.
deceased. Va. Mrs. &. W. BoWles OF al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOCUTORY
- decree for sale. entered in the above
cause on the nth day Of January, 1876 1
Will sell at public auction, t. the highest bid
der, In front Of the Clerk and Masters Ohoe,
new 1urt-house building, Main strOet, Mem
phis. Tenn. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1870,
within legal hours. the following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Tonnes
see, TO- wit: Beginning at a stake on the
North line Of Union street, being the seuth.
west corner Of. 2 P. Bowles' houan lot Is ca.
tablished BY deed between Aim and Cyrus
Johnson, recorded In the Office Of the Reggie
ter Of said county, In Book No. Al, pages SIT
and 51J inoiaHve; running thence north.
Ysrdly with the west line Of said lot. l64 fest
to Q atakei thence e~aetwardly and parallel
with Union street, e5 feet TO a stake; thence
southwardly parallel with tho first line, l4
Feet to Union street, s. feet to the place Of
beginning.
Terms Of Sale On q credit Of SIX and
twelve months, purchaser 10 give Iotes with
approved security. Lein retained, etc,
This January 90. 1876
EDMUND A. COLE, Q, and NJ.
Bv X. j. BLACK, ID. @. And NJ,
l22 l8 lA-tfh Il
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LAMP sT0RE.
HITzFELD's LAMP SrO.RE
$50 second street.

ZOO aafeeg.
THE BFsT PLACE FOR FAMILIES AVID
l. b~usinesa men TO purchase their OF 8, Iamp S
and lamp trimmings OF all kinds. Read ute
following: MEMPHIS, Jan. a, 1875.
This certihoe that L am now using Hit1 :
felu's Ne Plus Ultra Fire Proof Headligk.
OH, and can safely recommend it to my fellow
citxens az the safest Family oil" now in use.
1t gives a light equal TO gas, and costs about
one fourth can bs usDd in any lamp, aud may
be seen at my drug store at any time.
l give this certificate to MIR. Hitzfold OF my
own accord. as a testimonial Of his efforts 10
supply this community with good and safe
light at reasonable prices
THEO. H0EliNEk. Practical Chemist.
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STOCK DIV nE o.
DIVIDEND.

0yRgcE PHgyfx INSURANCE. CoMPAEY,1
No 10 Mstison street.
MEMPHIS. January IL. 1876.
ia MBBTI We OF HE BOARD OF d.
~, rec,ors Of this Company. held to-day, o
dividend oil, seven ~ nol cent was declared.
and ordered 70 be credited to stock notes.
THuS. II. ALLEN, President,
81; r, CsAsKE. Secretary. us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-31
Political Notes

The antt-Tammany county convention At
New York last night Endorsed the nomina-
ton OF Smith Ely, jr., for mayor. The other
nominations will be referred TO the confer.
ence committees. 80" The Rochester Express.
republican, has taken down the name OF M {.
Davy. its party nominee for Congress, and
Tut up that OF Mr.. E. kirke Hart, the demo-
cratic nominee, who, IL says, is better man,
and sound on all Important questions.
-" Enthusiastic old Gen. Spinner m arched
In republican procession. bearing Q torch
from lion, N. Y, to Herkimer. one night
last week. 80. We have no childish fears of
the effect OF Gov Tilden's election on the
funds In Wall street or London, or on bu 81.
ness pros poets; nor do we anticipate a "
respectable attempt at ip flating the currency
from the democratic party, but We do recOg-
nize an unfortunate capacity for wrapgltng
and delay and the int rOductiOn of new fnan,
ci4l issues, in the double-headed nature of
the democratic 'front.' Springfield Republican,
''' Look out for crescendO Hayes move
ment from now to election day. The anti
TIden tidal wave is once more assuming
enormous prOpOrttOns.-N elU York Commercial
AdCrttser. 49, III the United States govern
ment would keep the troops away, We could
roll up lisjor1ty of 5000 for TiIden.-P1
rae Letttf rom Chdrtes;o1l, s. C., TO NeO Rdpe,a.
.''' We believe that 1t will be worth three or
four thousand votes to the democrats IL q
squad OF United States soldiers be posted at
every polling precinct in Charleston county,
Tor these soldiers will make IL safe for colored
men to vote for Hampton, and will prevent
the repeating on which the radicals rely for
their majority.-ChdIteston Is. CO. NeWs and
Courier. 49, The last week OF the canvass
Leans, who are not given to undue elatiOu
and who are reluctant to tolerate ND to the
latest moment any abatement of zeal or
industry, take very hopeful view OF the
brighter than 1t has been at any time in the
last four months ". Y. Post.
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kilograms to The Star.
FRIGHTFUl RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Centennial Exeursionists the Victims.
Two Killed; twenty-five Wounded.
POLITICAL ARRAY IN PORTSMOUTH,.
Republican Meeting Broken Up.
CROOKS NEW INDIAN POLICY.
Enlistirg Sioux in the Army.
ANOTHER EUROPEAN CRISIS.
Russia Getting Impatient.
Her Ultimatim to Turkey.
Fortnight Hours TO Decide.
Fortnight Hours 10 Decide.
1EBRlBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Centennial ExcassiOnisas tho Vic
kallAA-

S6ntCno1on 6XCox0lOoI0G8 inc VIC
time; 2 Killed, 25 wounded.
SCRANTON, PA, Oct 3l.-An accident oc-
CURED on the Delaware and Lackawanns
and Western railroad last night At q small
Pocono mountains, twenty miles from
Scranton. The regular afternoon train TO
New York and Philadelphia, consisting OF
engines, had about twelve hundred passene
gers on board, principally bound for TIE
Centennial Exhibition. The train was two
hours behind time, and, reaching the Sum
take water from the tank. While there a
heavy coal train, drawn by three engines
ran into the rear OF the passenger train
rELEsCoPING TWO OF THE CARS
through and through and breaking i've
Others. The following Is q list OF the dead
and wounded:-killed-D David A. Pierce,
Hamilton. N. Y; James Bragg, Utica, n.
Y. WOuDded-Truman Semour, Rome, n.
4; Cornelius Gay, Preble, N. Y; Lena
ilton, N. Y; Mrs. d. r. Pierce, Hamilton;
ilton; Mrs. A. l.. Tuttfe, Columbus, n. Y (;
Mrs. w. g Parker, North Brookfield, y. Y /;
Frank Duffy, Morrisonyille, N. Y; Edward
F FSsans.d' Rished springs H. " Abe
Columbus; Enos Parker, Morrisonville;
Mrs. ID. L. Norton, Columbus; Miss Mas gle
Perry, WATERFOWL; Mrs: Armor, Morrison.
county. n. Y; f. jackson, Richneld Springs;
Mrs. Latimer. Sodus, N. Y.,-msking in All
Two killed and twenty five severely injuret
Inc wounded were conveyed TO the Goulds-
boro hotel, where q corps OF surgeons at
tended their injuries. Mr.. Semour, Mr.
Gay, Mrs. Dowen and Mrs. Pierce are moi
expected to recover.
A PASSENGER CAR CAUGHT FIRE
in the wreck and was consumed upon the
track. The dead were conveyed to Scranton
this morning at two O'Clock. The passen-
gers on the wrecked train were transferred
TO special train and proceeded on their
journey at midnight.
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BALrIMoRE, Oct 3l.-Ootton active and
nrm-middlinR, 10xa1oT. Flour dull and
unchap ged. Wheat more active and nrmer
No. western red, L2sal.29; No do, I.22:
Pennsylvania red, L2Ss1.35; Maryland red.
good 70 prime, I2Sa1.35; do. amber, i.SSa
L42; do. white, l25aL4l Corn-southern.
quiet and easier; western, active and drmer:
southern white, 65a56; do. yellow. IS; west,
srn mi1sd, Sax, SPOT; 6ka6x Novem:
white, BASS; Western mixed, sOass. Rye
dull and steady, 65a70. Clover seed active
and nrm, 14xala Hay dull, weak, and I'M
changed. Provisions dull and unchanged.
Pork, H.10a17.76. Butter quiet and I'M
changed. Petroleum nomfnally unchanged.
Coffee hrm, demand good, and unchanged.
Whisky dull, small sales, LA. Rsceipts-
-four, 5000; wheat, $4,000 corn, 69.0o0
oats. 40; rye, 100. 6hipmeuts-corn, Is 800.
RALfI1okD, Oct 81. Virginia GO, a..
TERED, ex; do. o0solidated, IS X; 90 1secoud
series, IS. Sugar active and hrm, II silx.
NEW YoxK. Oct 3l-Stocn active and
steady. Money, 2. Gold, LOOK. Exchange,
long, ls2K; short, 4sIK. Governments active
NEW Yoax, Oct. sL-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn
LoHDol, Oct 81, 1870 p M Consols % .,s
for money and the account u, q. bonds,
1865, l03hi new nves, 1885,.