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GENERAL AND FOREIGN.
THE FRvkR AT CAMARGo-rAcrs ABOUT THE
KILLING OF COUNTY SURVEYOR EIvKT.

THE FEvhR AT CAMARGo-FAcTs ABOUT THE
KILLING OF COUNTY SURVEYOR EIvET.
Brownsville, October s.-Nine new cases .
fever in this city and six at Matamoros and one
at Fort Brown in the last twenty. four hours,
but no deaths during the same period.
DR.. Gorgas. of the army, was taken down
with the fever and was very i'll yesterday after
noon. He is now reported much better. The
fever continues to rage in Mier, and has bro
ken out in CamArgc.
Mr.. Eivet, who was reported killed yester-
day at Rio Grande City, was the county sur
veyor OF Starr county, and we'll liked by those
who knew him. The cause which led to the
shooting is. as reported, that nephew Of his
had some difficulty, and Brewster, his nephew,
was badly beaten over the head with six
shooter by the Lips brothers, who, it seems,
keep small store. Mr. Eivet went to the
store to see about it, and remarked 20 the Lips
brothers that he would settle with them,
whereupon Lips drew a pistol and Eivett
grabbed him, and was shot nine times. The
Lips brothers are in jeil and threats Of lynch
ing them have been made. A Mexican who
was passing by the store was struck by a stray
bullet and has since died.
REVOLT AGAINST THE AMER.
It. Petersburg, October s.--The Turkistan
Gazette states that the Afghan troops have re-
VOTED against the Ameer.
A CHANGE OF THE CHAMBERS IN ITALY.
Rome, October 5.-The king has signed the
decree revising the chamber Of deputies. Elec-
tons for the new chambers will b. held dur
ing the latter part of October.
REPoKTsD AGREEMENT IN REFERENCE TO
CANAL. r.
Paris OrtOher n TaIoc..~L
paper, reports that the French and English
directors Of the Suez canal company at 4
meeting yesterday came to complete agree
ment in favor Of the Improvement and enlarge
ment OF the canal, in view Of an expected in
crease in traffic.
THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION.
Paris. October s.-The telegraph announces
mat Gen. Billet, minister of war, accompanied
by the high official OF the foreign Office, has
gone to London as minister pleniputen,iary in
connection with the settlement OF the Egyp-
tian question.
DEFENDS ARAB.
M. De Lesseps has telegraphed to the
president OF the court martial, at Cairo. by
which Arab pasha is to be tried. testifyinp
that Outing the war Arab, >exerted himself to
maintain the neutrality of the Suez canal,
aud the protected the lives and interests Of
several Europeans in Egypt.
ANOTHER DUEL FOUGHT IN FRANCE.
Paris, October IN. Arthur Meyer. of the
Galois, and M. CASTOR Dregbus, fought 4
duel with sabres to-day. NJ Meyer was
wounded in the cheek and hand.
OUTBREAK OF ARABS.
Paris, October 5.-A Tunis dispatch says
the insurgent Arabs are preparing to make
make raids south OF Chatt, on the Algerian
border. They have already attacked the
French out posts. The threatening attitude of
the insurgents is causing excitement among
the military authorities.
ANOTHER CHOLERA REPORT.
Pa'is, October s.--Several cases of Asiatic
cholera are reported at Modane, at the frontier
side Of the Mont Gems tunnel,
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Pxsuxro for Cold Weather

BY providing yourself with good, warm, COM
Portable clothing. Mr.. l.. Wolfson is ready to
supply all your wants. I've has large and VA
tnd what YOU need. His prices are reasonable
Quick sales small profits, and satisfaction
v,ar,uteed'' is Il maxim 1T WOlfSIns, iQ-4-ft
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Senator Coke.

A resolution endorsing Coke was voted
down id the democratic convention this morn
ing. Maj. Dryer hesitated to announce thu
result, and judge Devire came 20 the rescue
by Moving to lay i: G:. INC iable until nomina
tipb. Wert os.f,
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M exican Ball.

Some of our Mexican citizens will give
ball at San Pedro springs tomorrow nigh
Tickets to same fifty cents. -
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A souvenir presented to this Office in the
shape of IL wall pocket, beautifully decorative
and ornamental, by &. Is. Frank rs u mcIncntO
On his opening day, and while but short sight
was Ind al his gOrgeOusy fitted up emporium
Il master idea prev iils the establishments From
the beginning Oh ascending tho stnils with IL
fine coverings of body BRUSSELS stair carpets;
its chun,ccrrd Novels, to the arrival up
stairs shOwSthe new innovations for the Dene-
fit of the lui,'T especially the tasty display OF
every thing, from the necessities of life 10 the
fancIeSt dainty articles, IN which ladies d. light
Tor EmrsOnal adOrnnent and dress can not be
SURPASSED. 4 Iaii IL the only favor Mr.. Frank
asks. SnlOnnDn llu1t$Glis; t1Hh"r Commerce
street and Main plaza.
There will be lots of pleasure and enjoy meIit
at the Springs tO-InurrOw night IN connection
with the Mexican ball, don't iail 10 attend.
The coolest place on the earth is not, as has
hitherto been believed br meterologists, Va
katsk, IN Siberia, but Ve,koyansk, in the
same region. lying in 69L onorh latitude. on
the river iana itn lowest 8eap ~,nteF ten
perature is 4S 6-io deglees below aero Ceali-
grade. This is the cold pole of the earth in
Asia, the corresponding pole in America being
to the northward Of the Parry Islands, and the
line Joining these tw" places does not pass
ihso.Ss the E9rth pole itself, which is thus, in
all probability, oatsi4te the line of greatest
cold. On the other hand, the grease. fEeat 10
The tropics is not at The equator, but snae dis
tahce north and south.
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The Federal Court.

Manuel Canales, the celebrated smugglel
was on trial this morning, and the jury ar
new hung. Miguel Gregas, another SNUG
gler, is now on trial.
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Recorders Court.

The recorder had only two cases before him
this morning, l.. Brown, a disorderly, who
was fined S., and Acension Salazar. who left
his team and was fined S..
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LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and n List
of Recent Arrivals.

Judge Deiymel is at the Central.
w. II. Russell, Findlay's convention OPP
ponent, is in the city.
General John b. Baylor is in the city fra
ternizing with his friends.
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HIDE INSPECTOR.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. +. Oppe
mann ~ al independent candidate for hi'
Inspector of Bexar county,
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Tho Carol Cas4.

James Carol was. released this morning
His bondsmcn are Mr.. E.. r. lyman, Mr.
Jacob Skortz and Mrs. Geaean.
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LUBBOCK REFUSED TO DIVIDE.

Governor Lubbock is a great warrior, q
great statesman, a great champion Of democ-
racy, sort Of Jack the giant killer, sent out
to demolish all the enemies of bourbonism,
and yet he went down the first time he saw a
giant loom up on the ho:izon; he refused to
divide time with Judge Evans, and had his
blow oil to himself with no naughty giant to
interfere with him. We think 1t Just as well,
however, as people are too sensible and rea
sonable these days to be influenced ether than
being disguised with such a miserable sense
less TRADE as this man gets off from the ros
trum.
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"MoRKIsoN's HOTEL, /
Dublin, 1919 1882.
My Dear Sir;

am very much obliged for your communi.
cation, annexing copy Of resolutions OF sympa-
thy adopted by the Bexar county land league
Will you have the goodness IL convey to the
members my warmest appreciation and thanks
For your own kind words am very crate
full and with best wishes, remain, yours, very
truly, CHAs. S. PARNELl.
To Henry Ryder-TaylOr, ESQ, San Antonio,
Texas"
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At Last.

BE sule and 90 to the Mexican buil nj Snn
Pedro Springs Tomorrow Saturday night.
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Everybody should 20 AMI zee the grand Mex
lean "b,le" al San Peuro Springs Tomorrow
night.
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The Weather.

San Antonio, bar. 5000; thermometer g.
Elliott, barometer =; thermometer -;
DenisOn barometer 1904; thermometer Is;
Galveston, barometer 5000; thermometer 10;
Indjan0la, barometer 1921; thermometer II:
Palestine, bprOneta: al4i,. Thermometer Is;
Port Eads, barometer 3D.C6; tseriloneter ~;
shreveport, barometer iAllS; thermometer q.
Vtcksbrg, barometer D.Gi; thermometer 81;
Memphis, barometer 1856; thermometer t.;
Dodge City, barometer 30.G}; thermometer ~;
Platte, Neb barometer :s9.E.: thermometer So;
bismarck, barometer 29.9S; thermometer III;
Little Rock, barometer D.l3; thermometer Is;
Brownsville, barometer :O.lS; thermometer a;
Eagle Pass, barometer 5000; thermometer 7};
Fort Sill, barometer -; thermometer
Fort CopchO, barometer aD.0'; Thermometer IL:
Stockton, hAIlmeter, AIPS; ih.thl,unetpr o..
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We publish the following note to oblige our
correspondent.

correspondent.
SAN ANTONIO. Oct. E, 1882.
TO the Editor EVENING Light:
Please state my communication of yester-
day was handed in without the heading which
appeared, "A Spiritualist's Theory Of Muir
der" the objections to which were not seen BY
whoever placed it there, and cannot be ex-
planned by me here. 1t very much impaired
as, think. the effect had in view in wiring
it and besides is literally incorrect.
Very Respectfully, &C., T.H.H.
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MUSIC for EVERYBODY.
..,..., MERRILL'S
INGENIOUS
METHOD.
COPYRIGHT SECURED.l

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scale, Location of Letters on the Staff, and
their relation to the Keys of the instrument.
Crhis is very important with hillren.l Flats
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1t teaches the syllables DO, Re, Me, etc, in
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by playing familiar tunes. Persons with no MU-
siCAL TALENT may play the tunes Us the guide
Is such that he cannot strike the wrong key.
Full directions and four pieces of music accom-
pany the Method. Sent by mail for Sl.OO. Adj
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Mr.. c. S. Parnell, M. P, in acknowledge
ing the receipt Of the Bexar county lant
leagues vote Of coincidence on the death O
his sister, writes as follows:
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IT IS evit ent that Hancock did not want to
divide time with Gov. Davis. MAJ Dwye,
was approached on the day Hancock arrived
and informed that if joint discussion wa
desired it could be arranged as Gov. Davis
was here and ready. Maj. Dwyer stated h1
did no, know anything about it. The mattel
dropped there.
The Democratic Convention---Its Defeats.
The last democratic county convention has
had its defeats and we believe they have been
fatal to the permanency OF the old clique
who have controlled the destinies of that
party. 1t may be that under the shelter of the
the free and easy canvass the greater part of
the ticket nominated may slip through, but
there is an overw helming opinion forming
against the courthouse combination which
may overthrow it, NO matter how worthy
many OF its members may be. The
defeat OF Mr.. French at the prima-
ries demonstrates the power OF the
neutrality-suspicious. more forcibly than the
defeat OF Morrill, Poor, who relied oI the coun-
~ for his strength. Thad Smith being success
tul was compelled TO carry the whole happy
family along with him. even in the face OF
threatened disaster. Smith is a young man.
and may demonstrate an independence OF
action that will place him in the lead and re-
suit in throwing aside The old bones
The people are disguised over the conven
ton system as illustrated by the late democra
tic county convention, and a revolt is emmi-
nent- and it will come from the intelligent
business men of the county, the farmers and
merchanics who are tired of party machine
that accomplishes its purposes by bribery and
corruption and the use Of the most disruptable
means to secure the end
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House Burned in Laredo Babcock to be
Married.
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1t costs political can, idate $ss per head
to retain thirty loafers 10 slug him through
convention and S. 50 for incidental expenses.
How much is he out altogether, and in case
he is left how long will it take him to make
himself good by hoeiRg corn a, 81 per DAY,
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LETTER FROM THE IRISH CHIEF.

Mr.. Parnell Acknowledges tie Bexar Lane
Leagues sympathy.
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1t has lately been said in the newspapers
that a carriage WHICH vas presented TO Henry
Clay In Newark in 1888 is now offered Tor sale
in Louisville TOR $25. "A member OF the firm
Of NJ. Quimby 4 Co, OF Newark has writ
ten to Louisville that the owner can find
purchaser in Newark. When Mr.. Clay was
Newark's guest he was presented with several
samples of her manufacture. The cartilage
vas pafihsseA fof him with a,phey eansibh.
sd by citseas. II ~ss a coash ofa s,yle that
was then regarded as superior Il has top,
platform for lackey. and tassels with which
he can hold himself in his place. The body
is hung on c springs, and RESEMBLES, i, is said.
q life saving car more than modern carriage,
aEs! the preservation Of the e"aeh to III:
Clay sarh.ses 81 Us patt'.n assAme PrPu'af
10 the south.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-14

self ffom his suite, and gun in hand goes
out one in search ofgame accompanied by
his two favorite dogs. During one Of his ex-
cursions he was met by peasant, who
looked on with admiration at the havoc,
the king had made among coyey of par
tridges. He did not know the mornarch,
and seeing him in the dress of an ordinary
sportsman could not recognize him, COM
plimented him on his skin with his gun,
and then told him that if he would come
to his farm the following morning at day
break and kill a fox which had made sever
nj raids on his roost he would not mind CIV
ing him couple Of francs for his trouble.
King Humbert Kept the appointment, and
was fortunate enough to kill the fox. The
delighted peasant welcomed him on his
return, called his wife and children out,
and insisted on the king sharing their
breakfast with them. At the end OF the re-
past the peasant took leave Of his visitor,
pressing two-franc piece in his hand,
which The king tossed up in the air and
caught, declaring it was the first money he
had ever earned. Two days atterward the
peasant was surprised to see an officer
ride up in an open carriage with presents
from the king for his wife and children. He
then learnt 10 whom he owed his obligation,
and was confused at the familiar manner
inv hiGh he had hob -nosbcd with royalty -
London Globe.
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From, Cisco

Cisco, March II, lSs2.--This new railroad
centre. in the western part of Eastland
county, is one of the marvcls of the west.
Only eighteen months old, 1t has number
ofstores, shops, and many residences and
the finest depot building in the state, front
ing on both tho Texas Pacific and Texas
Central roads at their crossings, Is the
heart OF the town. II rests in pretty up.
iand valley, interspersed with mounds aud
unuulatons and surrounded by gentle
ridges encirol,ng the whole valley. There
nre two hotels, good buildings, and well
Kept. King and Tom Taylor, Dallas boys,
are selling goods, and Brad Austin a
nallasi,e, Is In the iewelry bus.
, n.n met here yesterday
Willis Britt, J. NJ. Solmons and MIR. Berrv'
who works for q New York House. Tho
weather Is now delightful, crops PROMISING
and the people In good spirits. The coun
try Is filling up with farmers, generally
men OF small means, ms this region i
spotted and adopted to small farms. The
Central road owns $50 acres on which this
town stands and evidently expects TO shove
this placc-else II would not have erected 20
me depot met to-day, William Mellon
Md "a pennsylvania coal miner, who told me
that. he was Just opening a mine o,
excellent coal, one and A hall mile.
north Of Cisco, the vein being lour feet thic,,
and very extensive. lie wants 10 cs.ablisi
a yard IN Dallas for It's sale, -
20 70 Albany this afternoon, and mn,
Spsek 70 tho HERALD from that point.
counted sewn new buildings going u,
so'uay Lewis Bryan len here yesterday
~ ayu.s from Dallas 70 his homo In Browi,
sv yoa any with MIN Mrs. Moss, Of the latte
who fell 1t franklin. Tennessee. '''''
nN,apsa,n W. I. Caldwell, Formerly of Re
" var Kills county, Is postmaster here,
.|N..|. l. II. II.
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MARCH DRAWING.

1,960 Prizes, .. ..,......... sll2Ho
Whole Tickets, 20, Half Ticksts,tl
u Tickets, $50; 55Tickets 800.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
postofice order Orders Of SIS and upward BY
express can be sent at our expense Address all
orders TO X. NJ. BOARDMAN, Confessional
Building, Louisville, Ky or X. NJ. B0ARDMAH,
100 Broadway. New York. #FN
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.-.-.42nd--
Popular N onthly Drawing NJ ,ho
In the city Of Louisville. on

FRIDAY, MARCH 31st, 1882.
These drawings occur monthly Euudavstu.
cepted under provisions of an act Of the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Kentucky. -" ~"
The United States Circuit Court on March sIst
rendered the following decisions,
1st-That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is legal. N''
2nd-Its drawings ore fair.
N. B.-The Company has now on hand A lsrse
reserve fund. Read carefully the List Of prizes
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Eyer since ! was seven years old SUI.
fercd with rheumatism; especially when
the weather changed would get pain in
my left knee, so that for hours | could not
move step. used all sorts of remedies
without avail, when procured 81, Jacobs
Oil, which cured me.
i, Y. GoELz, Contractor,
so Penn Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
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Arals Of Royalty.

A. florlan Pharaoh .ellsas amusing sncc
o'e about King uumbcrt Of Italy, who.
y g fond Of shooting as was his royal "a.
eF' victor Emanuel. From time 10 time
oe HumberH sbllvious Of all royal Gun.
= end eoor etiquette, sspsrales him.
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1907 Frlzes amounting TO- ~ e,,a-.'
Application for rates to clubs shnriii '.,,sllpto
only to the Office of the company in M, ntls
leans. Write for Information or send c nSw ".
NJ. A. DAUPHIN. New Orleans IL "
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LAGER BEER SALES.

St Louis Republican Noveube 1873 The official the Revenue
Anheme Busch brewery This Thorn the largest brewers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-05
General Trade.

Traffic the past week has been
mainly confined to supplying essen
tials for plantation use and to the
shipment north Of the new crop Of
potatoes and apples. The potato CROP
is in good promise and prices rule
high. A thousand barrels or there
abouts have been forwarded during
the week, and shippers are paying
81 h0a4 70 per barrel measure from
wagons. AS yet the receipts are toe
green to class well, but prices realized
at the North ranges from S6a7 per
Dbl. The crop hereabouts is moving
ten days earlier than usual, the FIRST
shipment last year being on the Sth of
June. Apple shippers are paying
81 75a2 so per Dbl for choice un-
bruised fruit. The past weeks re.
ceipts of corn include 10000 sacks and
1880 bushels in bulk, the latter by q
steamer from the Illinois river and a
barge from St. Louis. Another
barge load is expected from the latter
point to morrow. Prices have varied
but little, though the tone is easier,
In oats the feeling is weak, and re.
ceipts for seven days past have been
600 sacks. Bran exhibits a marked
decline, and the weeks receipts figure
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-05
Cotton.


Sales here on Saturday we're 800
bales, all to exporters, the market
closing quiet and unchanged. Sales
for the week were 2l0O bales: to ex-
porters 1000, to spinners 100. Prices
have not varied during the week.
though a slightly improved tone pre-
vailed at the close. Quotation;
were as follows: Ordinary, 10c; good
do, 10ic; low middling, 111c; mid
ding, lilo; good middling, l2tc; mid.
ding fair, 1850; off %colors, &c Ass.
The New York market exhibits q
decline of 1-16c on short deliveries, as
compared with a week ago. Futures
are / to 4 points higher on June and
July deliveries, and 3 points lower on
later months, than they were last week,
while Saturdays figures show an ad-
vance of 6 to 8 points over prices Of
the day before. New Orleans spot
sales aggregated 5000 bales for the
week, and quotations are unchanged.
On futures a decline for the week of
l to II points is reported, with sales OF
$4,000 bales. Liverpool spots have
receipts at all American ports last week
not varied, while futures, at the close,
were the same in early deliveries, and
1-64d off on July, August aud Sep
TENDER contracts.
Receipts Of cotton at all United
States ports on Saturday last
were 24O6 bales, and 3434 less than
for the same day last year. Total
were 1866 bales, and 17,7l0 less than
last year for the same time. Total
receipts since September lst reach
1881, l01 bales, and are 997, 292 less
than last year for the same period,
also 245, 178 less than the year before.
Total shipment for this and the pre-
viouI two years have been 3,225,672
bales, 4,l33.SO3 bales, and 3,49l ,9l8
bales respectively. Total sales are
1919 bales, against 457, 2O4 last, and
3S8,408 the year before at the same
date.
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COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LRDeHR 0PTIoa |
WENPHIa. TENW.. June s. 1872. 4


MEMPHIS. TKNE.. June s. 1882
The money markets of the various
Eastern and Northern cities rule
quiet, easy, and without new features.
At New York prime commercial dis
counts are a to 51c per cent. The
sub treasury at that point held 1884,.
245, 962.56 last Friday, of which $780,
lO9,57l.75 was gold coin and the re-
mainder currency. At Cincinnati
money is easy at 6 per cent; at St.
Louis, 6 to s per cent; at Chicago, 5 to
z per cent. Here discount rates are
tending closer, at 6 per cent for short
time paper and 8 per cent for 80 days.
The indications point to a tight state
of finances in the local market before
midsummer, owing to the large volume
of capital going into the country to aid
crop r%aisers.
In exchange the market is quiet,
though the demand rules in excess Of
the supply. Rates are UNMARRIED atpar
TO TO discount buying, and to premium
selling, on the East, and par selling,
also to dicount buying, on New Or
leans. At Cincinnati rates on New
York are par buying, and $1.O0 per
thousand selling. AtISt. Louis, SOC
per thousand, and at. Chicago, Coo per
thousand.
The failures throughout the country
last week are reported by telegraph to
number 1876, an increase Of 9 wei the
week before and II over the previous
week. The liberal disposition to credit
is assigned as the cause of the heaviest
failure, that Of L. Simpson, Denver
Colorado, Of the past weeks failures
80 occurred in the South, AZ in the
Western States, q in the Middle
States, IA in the Eastern States, II il
the Pacific States aud 2 in New York
City.