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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-18
Hartman wins a Feoi-Race.
A Mans Hand Cut or,

TRUcKEE, December 16sh.-A singular and
painful accident occurred in Truckee this
morning. While a man by the name of Mil.
lerd Smith was in the act of unhi.chiug a
horse in the stable of Gou!den Bros, from
sone cause the halter rope became ettangled
around his righs hand, and while trying to
extricate it the horse gave spring, tighten.
ing the rope so suddenly that portion of the
hand instantly dropped to the floor, being
completely severed.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Pacific Business College and Teieprapnfe
Institute-(Life Scholarship, for fun Business
Course, s70). W. E. Chamberlain Jr., and T. a.
Robinson, Proprietors, No. $50 Post street, enpo.
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RESTAURANTS

RESI- IhcaANIS.
swaiB's Family Bakery and Hsssns
Saioon-No CSC Market street, welding cskes
Ice cream, oysters, ieies etc., constantly on hand
Families supplied.
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hRLEASS HOTEL FIRST CLASS FUR
W nished and urIfurnished rooms to let to gentle
men or families by the day, week month. 1913
Second street, between and x. MRS. II. w. OGG,
Proprietress n2tf
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DRUGS, CHEMICALs.

6tudebaker Rros. Manufacturing Core
pository, 81 Market street. A. II. Ishsrp, Manager
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Baker q Ham:lt8n-Importers Of Agricultural
Implements and Hardware; Agents OF the Benic'a
A2r'l Works Junction Market, Pine and Davis sts
George A. Davis a Ce.-Manufacturers' Agents,
327 and 329 Market street.
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EDUCATIONAL

Justin GaIes.-Pioneer Druggist, removed TO 722
Montgomery st., 8. f. Country orders solicited
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TNoR SALE A NEAT SECOND HAND PHAE.
Il ton will be sold at a reasonable rate. Inquire
at this Office. n2O.ts
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o23 1p2awMTh&sw VS.
HoTHI8 kED REeTAURAN15S

G-az:ssE.szzzzszszsE
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ARTISTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Photographer, No.
Montgomery street. Established in 1851
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DESIRABLE DWELLING FOB SALE.

A TWo-sToRY FRAME HOUSE, NEAR -.
IN ly new, with all modern conveniences Iii;
corner lot, 4oxl60 on line of street cars Ap. ssl
ply to q. LEONARD & SON,
n29. 1plm 1912 Fourth Street.
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Sicamer Due,

SAN FRANCISCO. December 18th, The
steamship Belgic is due here from Hongkong,
but up TO late hour tonight had not been
reported
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of Eve lines IN this department are
inserted .or 2 cent fer 7'e; tnrsa times so7 30
cents CT IS osnts 81 week
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LNARM FOR RENT OR SALE-A GOOD sasre
footbili ranch. The owner would exchange 81
trade for city property. For particulars in--A-
quire of CARL SfROBEL (your Brokerl, 32l street.
d166t&swltWs
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BRIEF SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The prosecution In the second Gatherer
cruelty case has closed.
There are now forty vessels in port TN
der engagement for wheat.
The British excursion steamer Ceylon, en-
route around the world, has sailed.
The Savage Mining Company have levied
an assessment of fifty cents per ahare.
Passengers on the City of Peking from
Panama, who have been in quarantine,
landed yesterday.
The Bank Commissioners are now closing
up their work, their term OF four years er--
piring in about ten days.
a grand State pigeon-shooting match
began yesterday at San Bruno, and viii
continue to-day and Sunday.
The Bank OF California sent 1900 bars
of lead to New York by steamer Thursday.
valued at $40. coo. There was 26S. SOB
pounds Of copper shipped, valued at s40.-
coo.
The San Francisco Tribune Publishing
Company has incorporated, with capital
stock OF 2l0, 600, divided into | 600 shares.
The Directors are A. Brack, II. Lowenberg,
C. L. Wagner, John Specht and George T.
Dilman.
Louis Rofetts was arrested on Wednes-
day on a charge Of having failed to report
to the Health Officer a case of small -pox at
his house, on Broadway. The prisoner
pleaded guilty, and was fined $50 by Police
Judge Rosenbaum.
The Texas Pacific press excursionistE
have presented T. Il. Goodman, Passenger
Agent OF the Southern Pacific, with a gold
pencil, and B. w. Mccullough a seal ring,
as token Of their appreciation for courte-
sies. The invitation Of Governor Stanford
to visit Monterey and Pslo Alto ranch has
been accepted. Resolutions OF thanks to
the railroads were adopted.
Mary Fisher, a woman about fifty yearz
of age, two weeks ago engaged room At
6G7 Kearny street, and on Wednesday,
when called upon to pay the rent of her
room, complained Of not feeling well.
Thursday, attracted by peculiar odoe
coming from her room, an employe Of the
lodging house looked over the transom,
when be discovered that the woman was
lying upon the floor dead. The Coroner,
who was notified, had her body removed
to the MOrgue. Among her effects was
ring and about $50 10 coin. Very little is
known abou. her, as she was stranger to
the inmates OF the house.
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oBE OF The VERY BEST.
Isupa Daiiy Rezist4r.1

The RkooED UsioS, one Of tho very bes. dAiII4a
published in Cslifaraii has been enlarged to nirs
solunn paper. Tbs enlargement WA necessiiaisd
by .he pressure on is columns for advertisiaE spAot
which b-;keus well for the business interests q
the capital city. We heartily viii our werihy Coz
tenp1rATJ o9n!inaed yssperiiy.
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Tns STATE sroRrssAS's soclrrY.

TnR STATE SPURrssAss SOCIETY," The
California State Sportman's Association
held it's annual convention at San Fran
cisco Thursday. Delegates were present
as follows California Gun Club-H. G.
Parker, J. W. Hayes, Jr; Cosmopolitan
Club-Hsle Rix. II. II. Briggs Gilroy
Gun CIub-E. Leayesley, II. NJ. Briggs /;
0'Neill Club, of San Josquin-C. a. Mer-
rill, J. 2. Spooner Stockton Gun Club
w. 4 Fisher. Sidney Newell; Tuele Bell
Club-C. Robinson Woodland Gun Club
&C. B. Smith, proxy; Antioch Club
Henry Hslstead, WIN. ReDfrey; Sonoma
Soortman's Club. H. Barnett, Charles
Upson. The Secretary's report showed
that the organization had started with
eight clubs as members, and the number
had increased until at the present time
there were fourteen, with total member
ship Of 246 The organization had e1pend-
ed IN the furtheranoe Of its objects-the
preservation of game and fish and the
prosecution OF breakers Of the game laws
being the principal ones-s303 s.. The
society is at present IN good condition
financially, having balance in the treas
ury. Some 300 letters we're received by
the Secretary during the past year f-om
ali over the Stata
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GENERAL NEWS.

De Long and Party Found Dead-Cabinet
Meeting - Beath Of Rear Admiral
Rodsers-Guiteau and Oscar Wilde
senator Biair's Testimony Resumed
California Southern RaiIroad-Demi.e
Of an Aged MasOn-Funeral OF Ex.Pest.
master.GeneraI Maynard A City on
Rire-Etc.
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THE WEEKLY UNION

THE WEEKLY UNION
Published in semi weekly partsl
Is izsued on "Wednesday and Saturday of each week.
comprising Eight PAGES In each issue Sixteen PAGES
zach we K and Is the cheapest and most desir- bic
Home, News and Literary Journal published on the
PAci {.
Terms. One Year sc
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General sherman and the Indian si.ua-
lion.

DENVER (CoI.) May 5sh.-Gsneral Sher-
man has arrived here, and will remain till
Saturday, then going east, In an interview
with Neus reporter, the General said that
out of 400 Indians at the Agency, only 375
we're engaged in the recent outbreak, and
their intention evidently was not to so upon
a raid, but to make their way into old Mex.
leo. There is no fear of troubls with the
Shoshones or BAnnocks. the General thinLs
the Indians should be con fined to their reser-
vationz, that the control of Indian affairs will
not be transferred to the War Department,
an that the elimination of restless and cap
tious residents of reservations is contingent
upon the advance of civilization.
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Tn Children's Paras0ls
We have also large assortment in both Silk and Cotton
Black Cotton Parasols, 15c !
LADIES' NdECKWEAR !

In Fancy Goods Department will be found all the Latest
Novelties in LADIES NECKWEAR The large mportations
received during the past week. by Express from New York. has
given assortment second to that Of other retail establish
ment this coast
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The Chinese Bill.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHE REooRD-u UNION
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contents of THREE CASES OF PARASOLS, just
received direct from Philadelphia manutact-
urels making altogether display which,
in point of magnitude and variety Of
style, has never been equaled
in this city
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California Southern Railroad.

BosroN, May 5th.-Ihs California South
ern Railway Company has elected Directors
as follows: Thomas Nickerson, Thomas La
Thomas Nckerson. President Thomas Le
Rpgers, Vice President; w. R.ynolis,
Treasurer and Assistant Secretary J. II.
Goodspeed, Auditor Frank II. PAttse of
San Diego, Secretary H. E. Cooper, Of San
Diego, Attorney; Joseph 0. O.goOd. Of Ban
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

A COMMITTEE of New YorkcapitaIists ar,
now examining the Georgia Pacific railroad
with a view of taking 50 SOC, 600 of the sc.
curiti5s of the road. So far they have been
very favorably impressed, aud it is possible
that the money may be forthcoming.
W.T.. SIMPSON. book-keeper OF Pine Bluff
Ark, recovered "wednesday, in a suit before
the Circuit Court for damages, $400 against
the Little Rock, Mississippi River and Texas
Railway Company. The complaint alleged
that Simpson, two years ago this winter, at
Linwood, II miles bsiow here, h allied the
passenger train for transportation 10 that
place and it pissed by without stopping.
His business urged him home that night,
which was cold aud bitter, and the exposure
In walking home occasioned a serious spell
OF sickness, which endangered his life for
several weeks. The railroad company de-
MED the allegations OF the complainant, and
averred that at the lime alleged in the COM
plant the trains were running as mixed
trains On an uneompleted line, and only
stopped at LinWood Station when il was nee
esssry to put offor receive mills, or they
had notice of passengers; that plaintiff gave
no notice that he wished 10 60 to Pine Bluff,
or purchased any ticket, or offered 10 do 40,
or pay any money for his fare. The plain
tih laid his damsges at $1,000, and received
verdict above. The case was appealed
to the Supreme Court
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am. Night-Riyer 9 feet inches, and ris-
ing fast. Weather cloudy; thermometer, 3So
Arrived: Montana, st. Louis, 8 pm. No de-
partures.
VICKBURG, December 22.-River fallen 2
| inches. Weather warm and threatening rain.
WHEELING, December 2-Night-River
feet, and stationary. Weather cloudy and
raining.
CINCINNATI, December 22.-Noou-River
Is feet inches, and stationary. Weather
raining; thermometer, 49,. Arrived: Cons
Millar, Memphis. Night-River Is feet 2
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and
ton, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, December 22.-Noon-River
rising, with IL 20 feet large by the gauge.
Weather cloudy; thermometer, $50; light
snow this morning. Arrived: Carrier, New
Orleans, 8 am. Departed: Carrier, Cincin-
matt, 10:45 am. Night-River rising, with
10 $40 feet by the gauge. Weather cloudy
and cool; thermometer, 40'.
LOUISVILLE, December p -Noon-River
falling, with feet 10 inches in the canal
and feet 10 inches in the chute on the falls.
Weather-cold rain falling. Night-River
stationary, with feet 10 inches in the canal
and 5 feet 10 inches in the chute on the falls
The ice has nearly disappeared, and does not
interfere with navigation. Weather rainy
and cooler.
[See Additional River Ne,ns on Fourth PaoeJ
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
New YORK, December 22.-Arrived: SRitz-
erland, Antwerp.
GLASGOW, December 22.-Arriyed: State
Of Alabama, New York.
NEW ORLEANS, December 22.-Cleared:
Cavalier and Oxenholme, Havre; William
Dickinson, Bremen; Santiago, Barcelona;
Nicosian, Liverpool. Arrived: Excelsior,
New York.
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Kan or ,he vre.f1e

BRADFORD. Pa, December 22.-Train No.
81, on the Bradford branch OF the New
York, Lake Erie and Western railroad, ran
off the track on the trestle near the river
bridge about one mile south of Csrrollton.
Two passenger coaches and caboose went
over the frestle, falling about eight feet, and
being badly mashed. The engine and bag.
gage car passed over safely. A striDger on
the trestle was raised from its place and ran
through the front passenger coach, mostly
occupied by. ladies, fortunately passing
down the aisle, doing but little dam
age. Conductor john Barnes and Thomas
Sheehan, Of Wellsville, went through a win
dow when the cars went over the trestle, and
the latter had three ribs broken and was
otherwise injured, but it is believed be will
recover. Conductor Barnes was struck in
the abdomen, AID is suffering greatly, but it
is thought he is not fatally injured. These
are the only two seriously injured, thong b
many OF the passengers were badly bruised.
The cause Of the accident is unknown, but
it is thought 20 be the trucks of freight
car leaving The track
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MEMPHIS STEAM LAUNDRY
No. 224 SECOND STREET.


IsaSc., nv n
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.


The Tiger goes out Monday evening for
Peters Landing.
The Marx Twain is the Tuesday packet
for Hales Point.
The Lse-liners Monday evening are the
James Lee, for Friars Point, and the Goa
homa, for Osceola.
The Ida Darragb, Capt. Ed Nowland, is
the packet this evening at o'clock for all
points on Arkansas river. jimmy Thompson
and Gus Young are her clerks.
HE Dean Adams, Capt. Lloyd Whillow,
is the Lee-liner this evening at o'clock for
Helena, Frisrs Point and all way landings.
Will Ashford and P. w. Byrnes are her
clerks.
THE new steamer Kate Adams, Capt.
Mark r. Cheek. is the Unitel States mail
packet Monday evening at o'clock for Ar
kansas City and all way landings; A. L.
Cummins in The Office.
THE Andy Baum, Capt 81. J. Vinton, is
the packet this evening at 5 o'clock for all
points on the Ohio river as far as Cincin-
natl. G. Wash Thompson presides in her
Office, assisted by A. T. Bennett and Chas
Vinton. The Baum will give cheap rates to
all points North and East.
The Josie Harry, Capt. Milt R. Harry on
deck, will be found in port this morning, and
leaves again this evening at o'clock for all
points on White river, going through to
Jacksonport and making connections with
packets for upper White and Black rivers.
NJ. S. Jay and Hugh Smith are her clerks.
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WHISKY ETC.

Prizes as previously quoted and business
quiet.
BRAsDIEs-Cognsc, 5000; peach, g SO
as so; apple, S2@3 so.
WNEs-Imporied port, 81 5O@4; sherry,
81 5594; MISREPRESENTATION extra dry,
Sos; Piper Heidsick, $23C025; Mumm's
extra dry, S25@27; claret, SO 1907 per box
Catawba, 81 5O@6.
WHISTLES = Redistilled, 9Oc@s1 so;
straight, 81 1904, according TO age.
LOUISVILLE, December 22.--Whisky quiet,
s1Ia
CHICAGO. December 22.-Whisky steady,
81 l6.
ST. LOUIS, December Whisky steady,
81 IA.
CINCINNATI, December 22.-Whisky firm,
S1lS.
BALTIMORE, December 22- Whisky quiet,
81 l891 Isl.
NEW ORLEANS, December 22.-Whisky
stesdy; Western rectifed, 81 05G91 20.
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ADMINIoIhAI SAIE.
aAmTnt.frasors. sale.

TN pursuance Of Gjddgnent rendered By the Bu.
IL preme Court OF toe STATE Of Arkansas and the
oTder OF the Probate Court Of criEeDden county
thereundeY will es administration De boois non
of the estate of J. W. Burgett. deceased. on the
Sd aay or Sasuary. 1SS1.
IA the town Of MARION. IN front OF the courthou1o
door In said county. sell 70 the hig5est and best
bidder, At pubic ouscry, the follo~fng desc Ded
tracts Of land lying ana Deing situate IN Easd Crit
tenden county. 70 vii: i ZsE y fr sec. % y "
NE OF fr. rec 30 NJ u sec. 81; all Of #. sec ~
y sec 70. NV see. ~. in township 4. north Of
range east kn1Wn the Home fiacs OF J. W.
BurRett er., at Cat Island In ssid county, ia ill
sixteen hundred u0e0D sores, more or lessi pro-
vided a. said sale any one will bid and onef a
least tUo-thiros % Of he appraised value Of na1d
lands. upon wbirh thefe are 80 acres OF cleared
land in ma state Of cultivation, good dwelling
houses. steam gfU. tenant cabins and 0uthouna1
usual on hrst-claSs cotton plantation. In purIu-
ancs Of toe order of said courts all Of eaio lands
will be sold IN = body on credit Of 3, ano -
mon Ia, purchEsers 70 have p session after pay
ment Of fret ste.lmsnt q one third 20 Of par
chase money. and viii be required 70 execnD
notes with Gppr,xed perg3DAl 1scurity With tnte,-
ct at per cent. from dare OF notes until palos
len retained on said sanos, and said sale 70 %
made subject 70 the approval Of tee Probate Court
Of Cr1ttenden county, ARK. FOR turtner infoft1er
nsn apply 70 Greer q Adams. So East Court street,
henpniEs Tenn, or % tae under1gned ca ne
premt1ea
w.. Il. GRIuZR. Adm'r de boni mon
Of the estate OF l. ". BurYstt, decea -.
Greer A dams. AftoruafA
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees Sale.

ON FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JANU AIRY,
" lsss, between the hours Of 10 and o'clock.
Will sell, the premises. n the highest biocaf,
for cash the follogtng real estste, situate in the
Stale OF Mississippi county of Desoto. frnudng on
the east bank q the Mississippi riVer know -
he Haskleroad plantation. town: Being sections
twenty nye aud thir y-nve, township one, range
ten: and the south half of section one. the whole
the east half section three, the cas-
half of section two. all OF section eleven. aud the
northeast pat. containing one hundred ana
twenty Of seeti fifteen, sll in tlwnshtp two,
rang two; and the northwest quarter OF % uon
eighteen, township 30 rauge nine Sid sails to be
made BY me, as trustee. under q trust deed exc
cuted 10 me by Il. 8. HaTkleroad. OF date October
70. 1882 and recorde in real estate Mortgage BOOK
No 2 page AS 9. October Is, 1882 Desoto county.
Miss. for TIE purpose of satisfying certain In.
debtednesS tn. rein named from II. s. Harkler0Ad
70 c. P. Hunt & Co.. IN which said trust deed AL
ez-lsy Of redemption ia case Of sale f. waived.
little believed TO be good though II sl and oonveT
only as nsiee. J. T. LAPRADE, Trustee.
Myeu & sneed, Attorneys
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
YYUaLHETTINt n STOcKHOI,IIER,

TksHEssEE soCTHKEE RAILROAD CoEPAET,
aEHPHIs, TESs. July 8. 1854 y !
NOTICE - hereby given that the Annual Meet
~ ing of the etocEh holders Of the shove Com
pany will be held a. the once Of the Company, IN
the city Of Memphis. on the
14ah Day Of August. Hasa.
Notice "a also given that ~ hAid meeting pnopo-
efffou viii be submitted 20 the 6tock holdarl 10
consolidate win The Memphis and YieknburE
Railroad Company, The MfsEisEippi VALLEY and
Snip Ia and Rzdlr6sd Com pAny. and the New Os-
cans . ID ALzzlzs3ppi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO n. KLEIN. seenstAFy.
IE~Ths etockholders' Meeting mentioned in
fOiezOing notice was held At the tune and place
stated above, more than thnee-fourths Of al the
stock holders OF aid Company being present.
when. for the purpo-e OF further conGideTinK the
proposals for Consolidation with other com paniaa
a sbOves.N adjourn ment vas had until
me third "Wednesday n October next 1892. sane
being the 18th of October, 1852, ~ place stated
above; therefore, said Annual Meeting stands i'd
burned % l8fh October, I9&2, at the plaza
neutioned above Wnen said matters Of consollda-
ton and other subtects viii Be further conaidered
T. WILSON. President
sT5aid meeting Of stockholders was held pur-
susus 70 shove nOtics. and was adjourned 70 meet
on the ana December, lss3 ct above stated
place. Z. 7. WILSON, President.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
ElMaNCE

Money commands 8 per cent, with mode
rate demand and easy.
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Money commands 8 per cent, with mode
rate demand and easy.
Clearinzs. Balances
Same day last week.. 1.42s.7 o5 81 rios 6;
Thus far this week.-..... l,i25,284 Sc 2S8,64S 8
Same week last year--..-. 1,057,72O 50 226,444 u
Exchange on New York buying at I dis
count, selling at par. Eastern cotton billr
buyiug per cent. discount, selling at par;
and exchange on New Orleans I discount
buying, and par selling.
I Bank stocks-Bank of Commerce, 135;
First National, 102(91l0; German National,
| 200(92lO; MaDhsttan. 1609170; State Mar
| tioual, 1229I25; Union and Planters, 127}.
Railroad stocks--Mississippi and Tepnss-
see, 60965; Mobile and Ohio, 27C92S; Mem
phis and Charleston first mortgage bonds,
rs, 112(91l6; do. second mortgage bonds, Ts
(IS85), 102Ca10S; do. consols, ZIP; Memphis
aod Little Rock fret mortgage bonds, g.,
local 10; Mississippi and Tennessee consols
A, ia; DO. 3, 1109l13.
Miscellsneous-Merch Storage and
Compress Company, nominally higher, l35;
Mem phis Gas stock, 75@50; do, bonds go
100; Memphis Water Company, bonds with
accrued interest, par; stock, 100; Memphis
city bonds, old, 80; compromise bonds, IS;
coupons from old bonds, 30; from compro-
mise bonds, go; ledger balances, %; iudg-
ments on coupons and bonds, 30; paving in
debtedRess, 20; Shelby county (Memphis and
Ohio rzilroad) 6s, 50; warrants, 9891O0 bid
none on the market; Mississippi leyee bonds
and coupons, District No. ], 11@124; do.
scrip, 12@129; Bank OF Tennessee notes,
new issue, 35@45; Crittenden county (Ark.)
warrants 20; do. Dssha county, 81; do. Mis-
sissippi county, 80.
PARIS, December 22.-Rentes, 79f SOC.
NEW ORLEANS, December 22.-Sight ex-
change on New York par. Sterling ex-
chauge-baukers' bills, 480.
LONDON, December 22-Consols, 100 ID .16;
account, 100 1916; Illinois Central, 49f;
New York Central, 3Si; Erie, 40B; Reading,
2Ss.
NEW YORK, December %. - Money 5(9S
per cent, at the close offered per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 69S per cent. Ster-
ling xchsnge-bsnkers' bills firm, 4S1;
demand, Asst. Government bonds irregular.
Railroad bonds dull. State securities neg
Iected. Throughout the forenoon the stock
market was extremely dull, the total amount
Of ehares sold up 10 noon being less than
during same time yesterday. The most
active was Western Union; the weakest were
New York Central, Micbiga an Central, Canada
Southern, Lake Shore, Jersey Central and
Reading. Immediately after there was a
slight recovery, but soon the market became
stsgnant, actiTe operations being practically
abandoned in anticipation Of holidays. Dur
ing the last hour the market, although very
dull, was stronger, and on some stocks the
highest prices of the day were made. Out
side of the general list the 70 lowing
specialties advanced, namely: Chattanooga,
u per cent, TO 563c, and Columbus, Hook
ing Valley and Toledo, I per cent, 10
&c. The general market closed stroug, and
with much better feeling than for several
daya Dasf Closing uuotatioua.