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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07
NThe Oh

That is the way they begin to talk
about us. The old LEDGER volume
xiv. Here is what the Helena Tribune
says;
The PUBLIC LEDGER, the old reliable
afternoon paper Of Memphis, has our
thanks for its daily in exchange for the
Tribune. The LEDGER is issued every
afternoon, in time tor the FIVE o'clock
boats, and is thus enabled to give the
people along the river news twelve on
fifteen hours later than that in the morn.
ing papers Of the same date,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07
THE CITY.
"Wednesday Evening, March 2, 1877
Amusementn.

MlNsTRELsY To morrow night Cal.
lenders Georgia Minstrels will make
their appearance at the Memphis The.
alter. 1t is asserted that the members Of
the company we're formerly slaves at the
South, and many of their best d%elinea.
tons are evidently drawn from actual
experience in plantation lie. Whether
they we're or we're not formerly slaves,
they make good music and give a pleas.
ing entertainment. The troupe will ap.
pear during the remainder OF the week
and will give a matinee Saturday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07
A large stock of
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES
AT W. X. THIXTON'S,
256 Second st, Irving block
HeWa Rntrher eared.

George Cline, the thieving news and
candy butcher who robbed an old negro
Of ten dollars on the Charleston railroad
train some days since, was tried, con.
victed and sentenced to one years i'm.
prisonHent in the ~penitentiary at the
Criminal Court yesterday. This will be
a warning to the race of railroad news
butchers, many q whom do not stand
we'll with the public as strict business
men; but yet there are many news butch.
ers who have made friends along the
lines Of routes, and are noted for their
honesty and fair dealing. The respon'
sible and respectable railroad news men
should use every effort 10 rid themselves
Of their thieying brethren.
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Asslenee,s sale er JeueIrx.

The large and elegant stock Of watch
es aud jewelry cf F. j. Bowman, at 1888
Main street, is being sold by an assignee
at most inviting prices. The public will
find rare bargains here in elegant and
valuable articles. We regret to hear Of
Mr.. BOwmann's temporary embsrrass-
ment, ard hope that he will 1901 be on
his feet again. Memphis cannot afford
to let e good watch maker and worthy
citizen 60 BY the board.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07

A curious petition vas presented in the
Massachusetts senate, in behalf Of Lucy
Stone and other married women, asking
for a change Of the law, 80 that the
ownership of the clothes tina. ne wear,
at least to such an amount as our nat.
ural protectors shall see fit to allow and
give to US, shall be secured to us by
statute"
A nervous man. whose life was made
miserable by the Gathering of two black.
smiths, prevailed upon each Of them to
emove by the offer of a liberal oompen.
sation. When the money was paid down,
he kindly inquired what neighborhood
they intended to remove to. Why, sir
replied Jack, with a grin, TON Smith
moves to my shop, and l move to his
A Pittsburg paper speaks Of a young
mar who shot himself in the West
End one evening last week. There ia
nothing like being explicit. The young
man is severely but not fatally wounded;
but if be had shot himself in the south,
ern end and a little northerly, v~ecring
southeasterly, there would have been no
hope Of bis recovery. -Norristopn
Herald.
A fashionable Sunday school in Brook
Ign gave an entertainment the other
evening, the programme Of which con.
tanned fifty pieces. One of these pieces
was a mimic funeral, a doll baby being
the CORPSE, aud hearse, cofiu, and all
the accessories Of the undertaker's pro.
f%ession being put on the stage with great
exsctneSs, This burlesque on grave
yard ~solemnitieS called forth uproarious
applause,
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o
II. Seehausen'S, 2OS Main street.
German millet, red seed oats,
w. ]. Chase e. Co.,
1S2 Main. l54t
Police Court.

The recorder disposed Of the following
Eases to day: P. Dignau, s. fine; Henry
Wood (negro), suspicion of larceny,
committed to jail ia default of $1,000
bail; Dan'l Wall (negro), carrying con-
cealed weapons, $25 iue and $3.50 bail;
P. Woods, drunk, S. fine. Several cases
OF failure to lay down sidewalks, running
drays and hacks without license we're
contiL ued for hearing.
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Horse Thieves Arrested.

-Four of the demonstrating gang that
has been stealing horses and mules in
State and Mississippi have come
to grief, aud are now confined
in the county jail. One Of the
gang who was arrested some days since
e" squealed," as the detectives elegantly
express it, aud gave away" the other
members of the combination Of illegal
traders 10 mule and horse flesh, and on
such information the sheri6Ps officers
we're enabled to arrest the implicated
contederates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07

To close OYt cOnsignWents
we offer atreduced prices,
800 kegs splCed pigsfCet at $l.25.
100 flrkins pigsfeet at $3.50.
10 barrels bOlOgnas at &c.
100 pkgs. cooking butter at 1S to 15c.
l49t &. A. ECKERLY a. BROS.
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billiards.

No lover of the beautiful and scientific
game Of billiards should fail to see Lou
Shaw this evening in his role of fancy.
shot champion. ct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07

The type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons,
1904 %
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ALWAYS IN THE LEAD.

A. II GOODMAN, merchant tailor, 100
Main street, has just received bis new
spring stock. 90 and examine it. ls
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Tho German Scan

manuioetsyei hy =. G. LATTISo & Son
is far better than euy that bGs ever beer
in use. 1t is running all the other
out Of this market. ST
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LIGHT WEIGHT
RLAoK CASH MEREs
JOSEPH o & co.
The Legislature and the Memphis
Charter.

The Legislature and the Memphis
Charter.
A large amount Of letter-writinE and
telegraphizg is progressing between here
and Nashville with reference to the pro-
posed bill to appoint a receiver for
Memphis, aud for other purposes. 1t is
stated that the provisions Of the bill have
not been settled upon as yet by those
having the matter in charge, because
several important questions and a num-
Der Of different and conflicting interests
have come to the front to fright the souls
Of legislators who have a future to look
after. IL a few days, however, we hope
to be enabled to give an epitome Of The
bill and its provisions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07

NACAhEOAA SAAAN dC
WE GUARANTEE AN EXACT FIT.
@ Fine Shirts 10 order, : $I2
@ Best Shirts TO order, : 10
Using only the best materi.
ais; we can produce as fine
work in quality and lower in
price than those made East.
PatrOnize home industry.
MAY 81 CO., 237 Main st.
Shirts made to order in two days notice.
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Ln,est Nevs by TslegroDh.

1t is understood that President Hayes
aud all his cabinet officers have ordered
fashionable spring hats of Leidy & Co
Of this city.
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MEDICINE.
Vegetable Tonic Specific Pills,

'V0VUWWHV AVHIO DFOVInO lIIJs
DOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON-
L orrhea, elect, Impotence, Seminal Weak
ness, Incontiuence. Genital Debility. Gravel,
Structures, and al diseases caused by self
pollution, such as Loss Of Memory, Pains il
the Lack, Dimness of Vision, Spermatorrhe,
etc. Price, $3.50 per bex; 3 boxes for Sc.
2-93 d. +. GOODYEAR. 167 Main at.
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Sid Cocks Peabody Billiard
Room is pronounced first
class by all visitors, SS.t

Tolt me not IN mOurnful numbers
That our teeth pHst all decay.
And our breath must be unplesant,
And our gums must give away,
There's n S0ZOO0NT can save US,
And II saves teeth every day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07

Headquarters for fancy inn
ported groceries at 362 Main
street, II. & q. Gross. 1861
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07

GASOLINE 25c per gallon retail, at H,
Wetter Il Co.'S. 0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07

In the LTpOER job Office gan be found
competent, skillful and tasteful priuters,
who GAN give entire satisfaction in the
display of any job 81 printing. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07

The Diamond badge of the Northwest
is on exhibition at Converse's, 81 South
Court street. 81
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sARRAzIN'S N. 0. RELIANCE.

Imported cigars OF superior quality a
specially. M. j. CoHN,
It Cor. Main and Jefferson SITS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07
HONE MANUFACTURE,

GASOLINE 25c per gallon retail, at H.
Wetter & CO. s. 9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07

Just received q large assOrt-
ment Of erOquet sets, base
balls, baby carriages, ut
Wheeler, Plckens a. Co 8.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-07

Buy your coal at the new
steam Coal Elevator, foot of
Market street, Or at No. 1872
Main street.
HI. B, packet, Manager.
%
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WOeIler House,

CORNER OF MAIN AND GAYoso.
Saloon and Boarding House,
Lemp's celebrated st. Louis beer.
Lunch daily. Meals, 25 cts. u
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wARTEO

w their Dyeiug and Cleaning Of Gentle
mems and Ladies' Wear to the Memphis
Steam Dyeing Establishment, Nc. 81 Madigou;
The best work at the cheapest prices. LOOT
VKTANTE9-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that l will not be responsible for any
bills bought by any one connected with the
Ledger office or out Of it, and will not allsw
such bills In settlement Of my accounts unless
accompanied by my writtop. order;
Se.f ". WHITM0RE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25

lusx 40 nvcs 1851, registered looX lot; DO. 40,
do, coupon, loox losK do. 4s's, 1891 registered,
lo4X l04x; do. do, do, coupon. lo5H l05H;
DO tours 1907 registered, lo2x lo2k; do. do, do
coupon, 1929 lc21s.
the FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices consos steady and United
States bonds firm a. advance Of y per cent ILL.,
nos Central rose to TAX and Erie to OK The rate OF
Discount In the open market tor three month"; bills
has declined TO 81 per cent The closing prices In
London were :-consos money and account, 961 q
s6x; new Ak per ceut bonds, 10t4 ave-twentv bonds
OF 1857, i0sx 1884; ten-iorty bonds 1885 l0sh;
Owes OF 1881, 106z; Erie common shares ~; Erie
preferred shares, 2lk; New York Central, lo7H;
Illinois Centred, IAN
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the Board were y higher tor North
Carolina skies, old and u for Tennessee SKIES, old.
Louisiana ssvens, consolidated, sold At ST.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continue strong, and the following
were the changes compared with last previous sulss:
An advance OF per cent in ST. Louis and Iron Noun
tain frsts, u in Ohio and Mississippi sinking fund
do seconds, Central Pacific lrsts California and
oregon branch), Union Pacific sinking fund and
Great Western lrsis OF 'ss lex coupon), in North
western consols) and Il In Pacific Railroad OF Missouri
arsts There was decline Of " IN Pacific Railroad OF
Missouri seconds.
Tho only Gale OF city banK shares was IL American
Exchange at 105N.
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$3.50 TO ) P. N
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED FIRM
FLOUR QUIET-wHEAT FIRM-CoRN IN GOOD
DEMAND OATS FInM-wHIsKEY STEADY
PORK QUIET-LARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
QUIET-OILs sTEADY-sPIRITS TURPENTINE
STEADY RosIN QUIET-CoFFEE lac HIGH
ER-sUoAR QUIEr-FREIoHTs, rAIk BUSINESS.
SATURDAY. Nov. 24-6 p. NJ.
Business was pretty generally slow to-day. On
Change the chief feature the activity and lrm-
ness OF wheat Corn in good demand. oats Arm.
Whiskcy steady Pork quot. Lard drmcr Frcights
were moderately active. Cotton was nrm, both for
spot and futures Coffee again &c. higher. Sugar
quiet. Oils were steady Petroleum and rosin
quiet and spirits turpentine was steady
CoFPEE-The market for Rio active and again
mark quotations up c per lb. The sales Ass bags
Rio, Donat tots OF 9sS bags isc for fair lOo5
bags 1876 for strict fair 492 bags 1916 and 1000
bags private In New Orleans 500 bags Sold
Lalond. at IKE. Mud collective sales Of 900
bags Sgvsna and IS Rica, both on private
terms. We quote Ordinary cArgocs l5ac l6c iair
range lots 3lc Santos good Tic
lsc gold 20 days; Java, government bags de- 2jc
do mats, 22c 24c singapore. l7c l9c Ceyon,
tic. lstc: Maracabo i5tac isAic. Lasuayra lie
Porto Rico l7c loc Costa Rica lie lie Mexican,
16tc lSc: Macassar, lie l9 Angostura, tic. l0c
Savsnia. Ice. lS1sc. Curacao. loo. l7c
CorroN the spot ruled rm Futures opened at about
last nights prices The market, however became hrmer
advces Of bad weather Ut the South and light
cepts the ports also helped to advance prices Tine
closed firm with advance for the day OF from to
points. The official closing prices to-day. with
Krld
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sss ''i. D T. 10 tar e. g p.ss g. As
gsnn. ss"ay; hard 81 50: soft and virgin s. Is Spirits
oIls-co;tonseed oil quiet; no sales the following
@ u ias So and s .ssG " ss s s s
ss as ss S s;ssa ss ' s
s:a G o .s s , y q 81 rs
a. ess do southern oas Dlssensd winter 7os
pss zoe sra nas s ws'ss re .n.ss Osaehed
a' was ss ues ans nominal An
In the last issue m.de Two each about
sSus aooo ' solo 10 ." av prsa;s
unsd we. ss s s a .s s
ss~ =. y osh q Is Ne quote Crude. in bulk, SIC.
a.. s.,ss s,ddnsry l5s n.eh,1 h
srss, and ss boxes cut ! @sa,. sii pack
.a ss ss: :ss IS b 81 IS 3
s a % ssss % Ss ;s At ss %
ss ana smoked shoulder; quoted 7e re Bacon wa.
quoted y. ~. ana Western long ne The
i Chicago. 20 December delivery, as eac.. and
Ssss%ss; s...vs;s ~ sSs beef @ sisasi.
hogs were s ,a hrmsr nd aus.sd At s,ea Chs for
ts MY. r ss. Ssas
e % ~ - - asked December snc seller year y 80 I'D
asked; February, s. ~ bid. IS 5a,s asked:
tsrcss s. q s. az es Sos.mssr IS s7 Ds:s@;
Ssr 80 sr . ssi's g % S.s Y n. ss
ysrs 100 ssss' y :. n 80 and 100 DO ws,,sra AZ
SSn.insns 2. g 81 and 7o.sress s,y 10 q s
d ps as .p. ns
Sat prices steady We quote asate .;
sU sa to ss 81 & s " a :s nss
% A.
espss 2las oil; hsssps. for me week 1883 bbi, The
New jersey ~ sss ass stat. ana rsaasS i
from the south report very firm markets
.hors sgd under the above influences our market ruled
SsS; Js Palma e 7ss. safrs a S4hssss
was urgent demand for and
TSs dull s..y ne late ssss%s.
51c prime o. Cuba. grocery fair % choice: 7zss
Size; DO. moiasss. hhds AID boxes Gse 7ac Porto
to @
of A.. SIC. s4c crushed. loc; powdered, a'sc. ;
oai ios Ike White extra o.. s yellow
extra Cs. INC Sc other grades incuding Cs 7c. y
sTxAnIss. The market remained steady.
casks raow was steady the sales were 60 600 lbs A.
Observation-Disclosures "a bbls que, and nominal a. 81 10
Fnncnrs Grain tonnage for charter wa. in good oe
mand, other classes In limited request with
i.S"ay 70, siaa n~Ss a
snd steam, 2oo bales cotton Id 9 600 bushels sran
last evening s}4d.; so bills pork about Is. sd. !;
hour 2s Cd. ard .tsam 5000 bushels gram SD; 100
bales hops via Lvs5pool s.d 900 boxes cheese 400
pork, Is. Bristol steam. 5000 bushels grain lod 100
and SIS racks lard AS oo bbiS cotton iced oil 800
Oh British BARK from Phiisdsiphia to Antwerp
with $500 bbs refined petroleum At Is 3D. barx with
bark hence 50 Cork tor orders with 500 quarters grain
ats 81 an Austrian bark hence 70 Cork for orders
quarters grain. for same voyage and rate; an
Italian bark with $500 quarters last evening to do.
Is Sd. Norwegian bark with 5000 quarters to do,
aud with ooo quarters 10 do D. AID Aus
trian bark hcnce Iayt and back with 400 bbis
eral At $3.50 currency and port charges Ame.
schooner with 200 bbs to Rio Jnnciro and Santos
private terms.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES


l0:l5 TO 1870 A. NJ.
Z $1,000 us5-o0s. c'G7. 1857
. 1000 US SIS. 1881, c. :. lUj1s
3 sUD Us IS, 1881, be l07
q oUUJ Us fs, 9. ieU7. d. lux
q oouoO do............lu2ts
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Wheat very active and hrm for Milwaukee bu. easy
SIea e ne s: Cswesn s.. Mere y Ss1a,
spring 81 - tor Milwaukee 81 a2 for delivery nor
Sa Tor s ~ @ :, TOT tor So 90 vs. n
Tor extra do. Included In the sales we're 1000
sss The ssr 5s Dys: s. The
for pecember At A. and 1000 bushels No. sprng
yemSer 81 a lid ST IS asked; spring. Tor January
a sa S.r.swe 81 ss ss s,a s.I sd
s. & S 81 30 s:.f"
steady. The sales At the calls were 800 bushels.
orc and 4oo5 d. psssbs sa'. ..ea% s's.as e
e2e e2ke, closing a. follow. ~ snasry. No 2
e5Se askea do, No = oa,Se. I'D, ss,zc 1ssd Deem
oer 40 &c 5id etae s;sed The sales between Tho
r; r.. S sd s sss Ne o ' aa:. ~
as foIiows:.ENr white, 4,hc 40c. No. do
.esc . sss Extra sS mixed Ss 4 he, No. No. 80 DO
4oac. Ale: 40 do ioIsc. beans and peas were
Sae aUs @'s sosss ~ sD g 30 s. IS
red .idEey good to choice ~ 80 " a.; white kid.
BARLEY vas tm 10000 bushels migrated Canada sold al
IN Ssas ' sss f sa scs as mat w. .
private Rye firm st lac. 76c. for Western
Eap AND butts we're steady $50 bales sold
At 2c., currency 90 days Manila ouet 1000 bales
iss single saiS saiS s,s5 10 N
dressed; Ruaia, ean. x2U5 500. gold Itasn $40
$40. gold luse abs &c. gold lae butts 2hc currency,
sash Manila hemp &c s,ss sMe ,' s &c. al gold
Orleans aud the market ruled steady Foreign quiet
esysd Sc sSe maeoyaso isaaas sac Soc ' sSo
csry SOC 4oc Porto lico 3sc ooc English Islands.
zoe 5oc New Orleans new crop good to choice 45c
NAVAL sroassspirts turpcnnne quiet. steady.
bb sold last evening at 344c Kosu was quiet so bbs
sS0d s" Inc o Sd 70 ~ s aud Dol. w
ohsnsable order S4c. axe rosin. good strained, u TAN
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Tho following table shows the highest and lowest
THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call lent at a per cent lending at times
rs low US por cent The following were the rates Of
cxch ange New York Mt the aforementioned cities
to-day Savannah, buying u discount, selling u dis
count; Cincinnati weak lilo discount, selling par so
premium; Charleston easy, buying LIS $40 discount
selling u apar; Now Orleans, commercial x, bank u !;
Chicago. 90 to 100 discount and Milwaukee par For
eign exchange was dull at so q 4 s0k for bankers
sixty-day pills. and 4.79H 500 for demand
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement shows a smaller gain In reserve
than expected. The total reserve Is increased
$s77, 400, which Is made up OF gain of $31l, 900 In
specie and $566, 400 In legal tender notca The sur
plus is ,s75 $044 $50 above last
week.
The rol,owtnO In com mn yIson M thu hsnk .verao..
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 24-4 80 r. N.
Provisions-Boe OPS per tierce for extra prime
Per-. Sa. % per oe 90! for prime MESS
Refined petroleum, l21.J. per gallon.
LONDON, Nov. 24-Evening.
ANTWERP. Nov "a, 1871
Petroleum, 3IhG for fne pale American.
xRw PRODUCE xxcEAScE REPORT.
Pork-Eastern steady ut ess.; Western dull IS 5ss
su
Long dun AIS; shoulders dun sss Cd Boef-ndia
mess d" L.'a.r.i%s steady +' a.
a. as Cd & dull < s. Sd line sS srs x
o Cheese aY shSes dull es 90 Ln,d oil
No 'p,as steady I. Is No. 40 steady !o; = los Ia
Dos. "a cOi,Onscsd oii-Yelow American. in the
xiSclxG LANE MARKETS
beyond advance upon eoory coffee and some further
deptes.on in sugar The former has shown increased
gsny the 2ss. inst. which went above valuations.
the .ns. mse. With
more inquiry and occasionally :. better rates
xi.h few s.seDtions o. 70 sx. lower, The as.i
easier There !. improvement In tea SONS lair to
prices Rico ,Ie spot is steady saispesTe is asesr
Most spices arc dull -
account.
PARIS. Nov. "a. 1877
Exch anee On London. 25E l9c. for short sight.
LONDON STOCK kxcHASoE. .
LoSpoS. Nov -, 1877
this prices hHvc tended TO give but foreign
politics been strong the other side, and the
OF The Is home securities have
barely sustained while foreign stocks have rson distinctly
the depressing effect dear must exercise ana had II
boen for pressure the market Tor foreign Sc
curi,ies would. no doubt have shown further buoy
ancy. kars has faiicn. Pcvns. IL Is thought. can
scarcely hold out much longer. and peace may
sh ortv DO concluded Bear accounts have been
closed The Russian loan satu to have been fully
sustaining Russian stocks and further cxternaI loan
believed he In Efforts will hardly
relax at presen Meanwhile the optimism Of the
French Bourss has increased In consequence Of
through Continental bourscs have been paramount
markets. and alter all the
little business appears to have been originated
here Investment business reported by brokers 30 remain
quiet but Investment stocks show general hrm
Teegr from Washington reporting endeavors to
NEEDLE with the Resumption act disturb tho minds o hold
should currency other than gold Owing to the
decline value OF money In India aud tue tall In
there appears little inclination TO purchase silver
for the East 49,.
for discount email generally and the
months bank bills has further recsdcd TO per cent la
some quarters demanded has been
banks with
who are taking English bills tho French account"
EXPORTS OF BUTTER AND CHEESE.
The following tho exports OF butter aud choose
from New York tho aforementioned ports since tho
LIST Of May, 1871 and for tho week ending November
20 (beginniuk oil the trado year,, compared with
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EXPORTS OF BUTTER AND CHEESE.
The following arc tho exports OF butter aud cheese
from New York 10 tho aforementioned ports since tho
LIST Of May, 1871 and for tho week ending November
20 beginning oil the trado ycar), compared with
anne time last year.