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.NeaO and Permanent .3rrangement
STEAMER KATE FR,SBEE.

Capt. JNo. T. SHGRLEY.... WILL. WooD, Cpk fnnmaA THIS new and splendid, fast es9E7F1fff5sss3s 7t1ss5s3 running steamer, having been 5zEsssaas----@ 5zEssssssaS-.@@p purchased expressly for the trade, will leave Memphis every Monday and Friday at ? o'clock, P. M., connecting with Capt. J. D. Adams line of White River Mail Packets at Napoleon, for all landings on White River and Little Rock, Arkansas River.
 Returning-Leaves Napoleon on Tuesday and Saturdays, arriving at Memphis on Sun day and Wednesday evenings.
 Passengers and Freights receipted to any of the above points, at regular packet prices, and sent through without detention.
 The proprietors of the line return their thanks for the very liberal patronage extend ed to the packet James Laughlin, and hope to receive continuance of the same on their splendid new packet. All business entrusted to our charge will meet with prompt attention.
 J, T. SHIRLEY, Master Kate Frisbee. J. D. ADAMS,
 For White River Packets. For through Tickets and further informa. tion, apply on board, or to
 LAVALLETTE & MORRIS, Nov. l. M Agents.
 Notice 10 Shippers.
 The Frisbee will receive freight until o'clock on Mondays, also during the daysor Thursdays, and until 1 o'clock Fridays.
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The Cold,

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.--It is awful cold.- East river is frozen over. Twenty thousand crossed yesterday. Five hundred afterwards narrowly escaped-the ice breaking. There is dreadful suffering among all classes. The trains are all suspended.
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J. H. BARTON, Agent for the sale of Hoard X Sons Portable Steam Engines, manufactured at Watertown, New York; These engines range in size from to 9 horse power-price q fraction over $50 horse power. For simplicity, durability, and fa- cility for generating steam, they excel any engine now in use.
 For particulars, address Box 84, Helena, Ark.
 am also authorized to receive orders for the renowned Carver Gin, and for the sale of Clark's Corn Mill, made at Clinton, Miss. Nov. Is. 1856.
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BLACK & GUN SMITHING.

VNHE undersigned respectfully informs \ the citizens of Helena, and vicinity, that he is still engaged in the above business in this place. He is now prepared to do every description of work in his line, in the most substantial and workmanlike manner, with all possible despatch, and at fair prices.
 Gy Shop in the upper part of town, near Porter's Steam Mill.
 April 9, 1853. J. c. BENTHAL.
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P2GSPECTUS
FOR Map of the City Of Helena


 WI p1eGp pFoposs to furnish @ the citizens 1f,S of GRAPHIC MAP, that shall be an accurate plat of all the Streets, Alleys, Lots and to- pography of the Hills, within the City Cor Poration, obtained by actual survey. All buildings within the City limits shall be properly located and designated on the map, with an index of the names of the occu- pants or owners.
 Some of the public buildings shall be drawn and shown on the margin of the map, in elevation. The map shall be drawn to 8 scale of liberal size, Autographed on fine paper, cloth back, beautifully colored and vanished, with a roll at top and bottom, ready for hanging-Proyided, Fifty copies of the Map are subscribed for, at the low price of S5 % each.
 Jan. 10, '57. CAV $ JsMISON.
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n E W Fl R M
4 Card---Our New Firm.

It affords me pleasure to announce to my friends, and the public, that I have associa- ted with me my former partner, James S.. Wilkins, and my well known assistant, Thomas Hill, under the familiar style of F. II. Clark & Co.
 The new firm will start with an efficient force in each mechanical branch, the Watch department being under the supervision of Mir. Wilkins.
 Our clerks are polite and attentive-our stock full at all times of the latest fashions, and prices dS lov as the same quality and style of goods can be purchased in Philadel phia or New York
 am thankful for the liberal patronage extended to me during my fifteen years res idence in Memphis. My aim will be to merit it's continuance.
 Oct. I, 1856. F. H. CLARK.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

TANlES SHOOT returns his sincere thanks O to his old custumers and the public gen. erally for the liberal patronage heretofore extend to the old firm, and most respect fully solicits the continuance of the same.
 Shop on the corner of Franklin and Rightor streets. July 26, '56.
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A IL those indebted to the Firm of II. P "A. Coolidge & Co. must come forward and pay at once, or otherwise the claims will be put in the hands of an officer.
 Also, Ill claims due the Estate of JOHN FEARING, deceased, which can be found with H. P. COOLIDGE.
 Helena. Dec. 20, 1856.
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Wanted! Wanted! Wanted

100000 POUNDS of Beef Hides and Deer Skins at J. c. Fosters Grocery and Produce Establishment, for which he will pay the highest market price, either in CASH or Groceries.
 Oct. IS. '56. J. c. FOSTER:
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REMOV AT

THE undersigned has removed his Store and Produce and Grocery Establishment, to the room adjoining the-PoSt office, on Main street, lately occupied by Robert Shell. Call in, all who want good bargains. VINCENT EDWARDS.
 Nnr g 1Qse
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5fletbanit $ GatOs.
CABINET AND CARPENTER'ssNO

THE undersigned would respectfully in form the citizens of Helena and the sur rounding country, that he will still continue the above business in all its various branch es, and will contract for building anywhere within fifty miles of Helena,-and will also make to order and repair FURNITURE, on the shortest notice
 W.Y.L. COOPER. March 8, 1856.
 N. Misunderstanding promptly attended to, and ready-made cofins kept constantly on hand.
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l.. R. SMITH, Gin Wright and House Carpenter, Friar's Point, Miss, offers hls services to the people of Coahoma county, Miss, and Phillips county, Ark's. All work warranted to give satisfaction. Oct. '55.
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Chean. Cheap, Cheap.

IF you want all kinds of Goods fteaP' }3 call at the new Cash Store of JNO, I MOORE, opposite the Court house. aa Main street, Helena. NOV -''
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VHARF-BI)Al' BIlTBL. CUMBY'S LANDING. MOUTH
 OF WHITE RIVER.

WE the undersigned having located per manently at the above landing, where both White and Arkansas rivers now empty into the Mississippi, will attend to any and all business entrusted to our care in the way of the Forwarding, Receiving and Commission business with punctuality and dispatch And having newly fitted up the Cabin, we are prepared to accommodate the travelling con- munity with clean beds and bedding. and our table will always be furnished with the best the market will afford.
 s. CRAIG & GO. White River, Dec. 6, 1856.
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Emporium of Fashion.

MRS. E. J. RUBLE having returned to Helena and removed to the house on the west side of Market street, four doors east of the Bridge, has now on hand beautiful and well selected assortment of
 RONNETS & TRIMMINGS, and every article in the Millenery line, which she will sell below Memphis prices.
 Her friends and acquaintances, and the public generally, who wish to purchase. are earnestly invited to call and examine her Goods before making other selections.
 October 4. 1856.
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R E M OV AL.

NNHE subscriber having removed to the \ Store House, corner of Diagonal and Main streets, would invite the attention of the public to his assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, WOOD WARE, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS 6 SHOES, SADDLERY, TOBACCO, MEDICINES, FURNITURE, STOVES, IRON, CASTINGS, STATIONERY.
 AGENTS FOR
 BURROWS CORN MILL
 E. CARVER & CO.'S GIN;
 DAN'L PRATT'S GIN;
 MAGNOLIA GIN: ADAMS & HARDENNIN'S EXPRESS.
 II. P. COOLIDGE. May IT. 1856.
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MS! GUN S /!

WE have recently made large additions
 w to our stock, which comprises an as sortment equal to any in the Union, in which will be found Guns suitable for all kinds of game, with prices ranging from S3 to $200. Also, Powder Flasks, Game and Shot Bags, Caps, wads, etc., in great variety.
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SzEVER-WARE
A IuII asSOftment or SlIYerWare, com nn{ SEEVER-PEATED GOODS.
Our Mechanical Branch.

In order to meet promptly the increasing demand for work, we have added to our former force number of superior workmen, and made many valuable additions to our machinery, and are prepared to do at short notice, and in the best manner, all kinds of
 WATCH WORK. including the making of new and complica- ted parts equal to the original. Also all kinds of clock work.
 JEEVEASY of all kinds repaired, and new made to or der, including super6ne Diamond work.
 ENGRAVING, plain and ornamental, to suit all tastes.- Also Seals for Lodges, Courts and Corpor- ations. engraved at short notice.
 We can furnish members of the Fraternl- tv with KEYS, MEDALS and MARKS, in any style. Also Lodges with Jewels, &c. F. H. CLARK & CO.,, No. 1 Clark's Marble Block, Memphis. JAS. J. ni $. .17 WILKINS,
 TH's. HILL.
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Shirtsi Shirts ]

IF any gentleman wishes to supply him. self with good lot of Shirts, Drawers, Un- dershirts, &c., at a low price, he would do. well to call at JNO. P. MOORE'S,
 Nov. 29. Main st., Helena.
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PISTOLS.

PESECES.
 Colt's-of all sizes:
 Derringers, with full assortment of the kinds in general use.
 WATCHES. This being an important branch of our business, 1t receives 8 large share of our at tention, and we confidently assert that our assortment either in gold or silver is not sur passed in the United States, especially in the finer grades, all of which we import di- rect from the makers, and will be sold at a small advance on the importing cost.
 S3LyER-WARE. A full assortment of Silyerware, coin fine. sEaVER-PLATED GOODS. Castors, Walters, Tea and CofeR Sets, Urns, Candlesticks, Spoons, Forks, &c.
 CLOCKS, of all the new styles, worth from $5 to $50,
 CUTLERY. \ good assortment of the best make.
 JEWELSY. We keep our assortment in this branch al- ways full, by constantly adding to our stock all the newest styles, whether of Foreign or Domestic production. In fact, all our branches, which are too numerous to men, tion, will be found worthy of the attention of all wishing articles in our line.
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ECLIPSE STABLE, H elena, Arkansas S.

WTE are thankful to our friends for the
 w liberal patronage of the past year, and we now say to you, one and all. if you feel ikeit, call atthe Eclipse Stable and see what we can do for your horses this year.
 For the present, the following will be the rates of charges:
 Board of horse per month (pavable
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BONNETS & TRIMMINGS
NOTICE.

SWAMP LAND SCRIP, in sums to suit purchasers,-fo sale by
 JNO. J. JACKSON &CO.
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.rd of horse per month (payable

HOTses DOaTulng Dy INe mOnth or week, if taken out, will be charged for full month or week, or by the day.
 All persons hiring horses or carriages from this stable will be bound for all ez- pense or damage to rigging.
 No hiring on the Sabbath unless necessity calls for it.
 Last yearit was ride end then pay, but this year 1t is pay and then ride.
 HARRIS $ RAINIER, Jan. l, l05l. PrOpriet0rs.
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STEAM FERRY s IT ! R L [ W G
CRDSSING 0NLY HALF pRICE!
Save Fifty Miles

in distance, but travel better road than by crossing at any other point. Travellers may rely upon meeting with no detention, as the the banks on each side are good, and but five minutes time required in crossing. Prouis- sio1as, Corn and Fodder in abundance, fifty cents for Corn and twenty five cents for Fod- der.
 A glance at the map of the State of Ar kansas will prove conclusiyely that what we say in regard to the crossing at the Mouth of the St. Francis being nearer than any other crossing is no idle boast, but stubborn fact The Base line starts at the mouth of the St. Francis, running West, and Little Rock is North of Base line, hence travellers comng as they do on the bank of the Miss issippi river North of the Base line, every mile they go south of the mouth of St. Fran cis, to cross the Mississippi rlver, is certain ly two miles out of the direct route, besides it is travelling lengthUiSe, instead of across the Mississippi bottom.
 By taking this route you have no other ferriage to pay except White River.
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A. NSN~C~O~O~NNNO~NN
 n, UNIONS, BEETs, CARROTS, &c., hl5fe IS little difference in the yellow al anu red Onions-the latter is, however.
 Tis pest keeper. The Bessano and
 PI P9Inlp Beet early varieties the Long
 G G.OOo the best for winter. The Orange HdrrOt t.bI IS the richest and best for the ras: Sio the Long White the most con- 'T[ll' TL TOT harvesting large crops. h. ine oetal is the best radish l; the cor , ,Ong Scarlet the best of the more rsa;l niOa sorts-the short or turnip denalS su IS good for early crops. Much ! slo penoS Oh the seed of the radish, l duss' se Quantities being sold that pro
 T M only hard, stringy roots.
 , n.1 le best soils are medium loamy, nsSs Ss rich by well-rotted compost, l .s ron yard manure--which is the
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Colt's-of all sizes;
 Derringers, with a full assortment of thu kinds in general use.
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The Frisbee will receive freight until o'clock on Mondays, also during the daysor Thursdays, and until 1 o'clock Fridays.
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TAKE NOTTCFI

Nov. &. 1256.
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N. y. Wholesale Price. OF Country Produe,


Rrr...ed hv y CoHovyR General Produce Commissions
u, uler 49,. an West " s.hinEtou
APrLEs selling aowly. aud the call i mostly i5f cXtfa
quality GretI-S aud Spifs which worth ga - 50
Seek Tslu Sweets SwSrs &c selling - 51G
81 y bill; Rs 5ury Russets IS % 4 bbl Red Russes
=.as2 81 q Dbl. Common APRLEs, ~ 500 - 81 p bbl.
CRAXBEREIEs not VcTy lively a. ell q els Dbl
CBEsTsurS 9 81 4 bush. HICKORY NVTs, 80 y bush.
In POrArOrS there but little chsuEe good Jersey Merer
selling ESQ IS p y Dbl Jersey Carriers s+0 - IS
bb Jersey Pesch Blows - 50 Dbl Jersey bl.ct Mer
esis IS y Dbl Western Nercers IS > Dbl Yellow Pink
Eyes 80 sod 80 IS y Dbl. English Whites 81 IS 2 bbL ;
Reds - . 80 50 a bb CsisorniAs, =. y bbl North
Carriers, sass g y bbL Northern MERGERS, - 500
Rut. Bssa Trx>lrs. 81 lsasI p y Dbl: round white
hSNIrS size ~ n Dbl fat white do, 75c Y hbL
Dbl white OsloSs. $50 IS - q bbI strng. IS 80 =
hundred; GARLIC, e. & hundred.
BATS, 81 75Gs21 Dbl. PARsSIPs. - p bbl. Washed
CAERoTs, Sl 7jd Dbl CNRRoTs. tor feed 75QSoe y
Dbl. CAsBsGE, prime SS0Sll 4 hundred second.
Dbl Marrow sevAsH, IS 50 y Dbl CELERY, ~ 5ods!
, dCEsn.
The market well supplied with PoULrRY .ad .ales no,
tor TVKEtYs: lS6i5c. y y tor Ducks. GsEsE sqlOc y
CHICKENS sfdlN. y 70. Northern aud Western TURE,Ys
nello. n CHloNENs, 7asc. g 10 GEEsr, sa9U. y u !,
Ducks l@d lSC. y y.
The GAhE msIfet better supplied than has been before
his season and Western Gsue il plenty in market
PRsIRIs CHICKENS GRousE selling 7sc. y p1ir;
PAkTRIDsEs 75c pair; Quail, - 5ld 81 IS q dozen
HsR~ Hd5oo- pair RsBsITs, 5dSlc. = pair Wll TIA
KEYS with feathers on, ell S06s2 each BElR by
b9lsc NESIsoX, by carcass, sdloc. y y BY saddle
l2dlSc 70. BLACK and Gay SeUissELS, 6Gsc each
State ices &c. v doz BY mark; Western DC q do< BY
nArk LINED Eggs, Ne q dOz-
svrrrE-orsIse Comfy Pail Sic y y food State fresh
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al, m y 0 s;,.: o: :sSGs .s Or '.s
.ola a; &c much per sssS-.osDe 81 esH = . 20
a. I.,umn or srAss calves, four 70 81 n"' va -'s'
from 81 u ss hesd a.. x.I.s of an .riinsry COW
rA :, a. rrt-s Of besf-estmAfins hef Selesr ~,
- .Sstrs ~ dollars Sometimes cows - N.Iy 49,
~ ,h.s This on .ccoant Of fancy, or sapp- ot 49, ~
rocd eualifs. frs'-rHfe COW, OF Sc,
80 sSI .,sin.ry sell fsr S s7S and one * -
% tlOO while cows Of about AVERAGE qay iakins one.
e., 60 ana sous roushsr more Ordinary
-, as as So $50 and SIS vagina seSot1.s !" -
o,ietn,, or dulness Of the mATh-i, Nh'cn ~. "e "
~ tom as 20 IS head upon AAerent grades ILL.,,
sar.p Isp l~Bs ar, sold 81 prSce agreed pr
h, i've vsissi The value estimated nPSn ths soPpa
" -, .ns ,ce Of pelu. Toe puce OF co7nuo, SOC y
s,s 10 So per head Those nf extra Sood %. ny rom
ais Lambs early in the sesson sell p'oes ~i1S .
a. .s,,, pound for and through me season @
as head or sboat 10 cen,sa pound tor the ms TIE
pt,rs Sheep aud Lambs the past year show Ne
oxip. figures s prices Of droves 10 JsHnAy
% "a as 90 Apr IS 10 So IS in July 81 30 to 50 IN o.
iob.r 81 50 70 81 Sheep se generally estimated 20 dress
half heir live weight. 80. al =, H..
upos ana Kentucky and sold either BY live weight or net
ish sc thew dressed By estimation, Agreed Ih'y
are mostly sold before arriving soon Aier and drveG dret
10 the ,lsushtei.psns The sAepeDs Aertons bls
Head Forty fourth street. and AZ the Union Drove ards the
east end Forty street For prices ih' week zee an
der bead Of " Swine"
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NEw.YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

BEENES MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES. SWINE S9Egp
and LAABs-the numsers received IN che :ty week
and selling prize. with general remarks made Up c per.
sousl observAE. By SoLON RoBnsoE expressly Tor rHE
NV YoEk TRiEvSE every sdnesday eyeaiuG-;he great
weekly usiket csv Of Bulock AZ Aertons (WasliHzto
Drove ard Forty-fourth street
RULES OF THE MARKET:
THt SAL OF BEtF CATTLE made price sgresd oer
k>s-the value 10 calculated upon estimated weight Of meat m
~. qu,- WAen Beef, quoted =. Zoe D. bullock that
viii arrs 8cw' exclusive u hide and t ornz $50 BeeyL.
mostly sold BY Cattle Brokers'" who az. regular
son ssesnen who receive the stoek AMI sell Ieneay on
credit The bufebers Charging the for
and The broker, ssO bay Groves ana sell on
own account Drovers o. farmers may be their o.u sAes
but sales for cash do not realize much oker
vIA csLvEs are sold ey the pound i've weight &C &c
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Ship Empress Of tie Sea- wnsou from csllao via Hampton
Roads with gusno TO Bsrreda Bros Left Cslso Oct B
rived Hampton Roads Dec 81 being - days passage len
pton Roads Jan and arrived OF the Bar on the STU
midnight had hard " w gales the split pb an
orsss and in bringing the ship anchor split the starbond
bsv pipe, and obliged u let second anchor the
hip completely Iced over -
Bark Onion (Bren) Hartmann, Bremen Nov. q, with
dse. and passengers Hennings, Muller Gosing Has Al
choTed under Jersey City
BarksntDc Horace Btas Cornwall Alexandria Dec 10, wiib
-four 70 C. p Dixon Has bad heavy weather. has Lost boil
wsTi, sanchons fore topgsAnt mast &c On 22d and lH
Dec had violent gale from north had decks swept and
blown into tie Gulf On the S0th Dec IN lat u,
lon s.
schr R. II. yerrnlyes Abram. Virginia, with oysters
sclr Hedors Ireland Washington, with DAya - B.
Blo,0rn Son.
schr w. II. RuisD, Rose, GEORGETOWN s. C.. with naval
10 y. Blossom Son.
schr Benjamin. Cassedy EAspor with shs &c 20 MISTER
Propeller Locust Point French Baltimore 50 hours mdse
10 II. 3. Cromwell.
sAILED-R ". steamship Europs, Le,eh, for Liverpool :
QuskeT City Schufedt, Havana and Mobile ship Electric
Spark T,eomb San Francisco; bsrks Texs, Brown Mel
bourne Clam, Brown, Glasgow, and others.
Withholding the day, NV and fresh
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In ne steamship Europa for Liseryoot-ar; and Mrs L.
Tivy n Y Dir. and Mrs. @. +. 4. Reed and child " Y.
Messrs VIM, Montreal J. O. Bainbridge, T. Geo sa,r.
syni.s Quebec; 3. w. Have Boston, ID Hadamant " T. {
n w DE- Isle Quebec Louis lie Countenb de CaumoDt.
bearer OF dspstehe, " Mr. FfsheT Cgosda West j.
c. Thoying Boston Mr. and Mrs Semp.on Low, London
James II. Gale, Toronto Fred Zmp.on n Cspt Dyer.
chile England Geo. Bartlett, Engsndj ohn Blu
chanan Glasgow; Thos c. Sterling Hamilton, g. w Capt,
w Sydi Oh, Quebec: w. Balou, Quebec O. bonesser NJ
N Mucbs Canada; N J. b. Sisey and three cbildnen.
Toronto James Nsu.sD, Ascony. France Mich Poed Wis
Mark Robinson, N VI Charles VisAnd Canada J
Foley, Montreal.
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GINkI BAGS AND CLOFh-Ne ave iraTaeo oi no saies
C,th sold Boston New York sccouDi =. lc mos
CLASH change hAs oeo1rcd IN either French or Amer
HFMP-The den and for .kinis both Foresn and Domestic
8. verv limited American Dressed s-s so~y Al .d $50
tui and Uudres,ed ~ 2lo the receipts
Of Hemp sd o DO yarns La at been received
& which 10 tur # ~ trruer wer disposed Of Previous 70
vi pee Manila is in good supply and
tlrrs,t,t J. depressed .sls, 80 bales A. g. moo
car Iv ~ tt sayed T.,es sddi,i5si slies h,~e bee
Hde of 4Si7 $ee mos, usual weight sad
HOPs-Nex continue euic, Ia loc for common choice
't Eas',rn and Western OLD arr na'tve Gnt narain.
HAY-s f.ir acm,na f skipping steady rrce' sales Of
So bales at Sc ssl T. loo y.
ihON-SeteA fis i sts-dy A.c ~ nol-II .-ies
M turs AZ 81 OF refined note Aes Of o. tnn a.
go mos The stock In Importers aud loeb-r' hands has be-
reduced 20 pher sud toltcrs sre D." ARMY de-
usuoing tb Common nerehantAble Bars arr ct'ee AID
wanted at the Improvement 100 81 s.
dish Sheets ATT il very Light stock and prices are shade
over SIC Boiler Plates are het with increased fr
Sc. but tuver purchasers above Sic TIE
.oeh Hoop Htt bat The and this Aaited
ard ices soewha: nominal Rods scarce and wanted
We quote:
scoeh Pis tun C so 81 B.r Eng com 81 50 o.
Rr Sv. ord 81 les "a 100 Sheet Eux.... s.
Bsr EnE reid. s4cd IS cO
INDIA-RJ BBER-Th- market continues lAnruii /.
over. but IN Tie sssuce Of sales prces mostly nominal
Tie q Psa smaller than the ins
prid last ,eir bot Esi Ind !. in SIMPLE '5ppI We quot.
e. P,rN S6dSic medium 20. Sic and DO
&c Esst lpdia lsG.oc and CArthasenA .5ds4c.
LEATHER-The market 10 bgoyGney and ia a;iv-
BE stock continues ,st We quote hight and middle wzats
Bneuos Ayres AZ 81 0S2c-
LIMT-In The sl.cnce Of snv.. price. eon,inae nominal
10 both Cor mon aud Lump RoeklAnd
LATHS-Eas.eru held IN hrnness 81 essh
LUMBER-A AIR be.ne.. has been done for the season IN
soAP-Ws heard Of eos boxes c.s.i. Of 10. eOlc
The latter price from store New York Pale commando ss
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cLassITicATIos.

COFFFT-Ro eontiDues qal6i t1t 10y -. y. ~,
more active shout fgl pres the sAes re l~'' HAS
The stock # Rio IL II, 600 bag. .-., l.. IL. - 4
COPPFR-Nev Sb~.thns commands Nt d52c N sliIs tna
w. Metal 80 d2sc months IuEot Copper quiet 6ut
rrc,, finn 2c for Baltimore and &c for Lax
teror months Old CoPPer il iNriy sSuVei '.s' Vi ~
( roo n AZ 25d 26c., cash. o., - Il,
COIL-TLe arte; steady or domestic, With 1000 To-
, ty lf,l G. assumption but there only modraie
nouiry the supply all the Atsr ;c ports fs tay
ousl 10 our wants daily arrivals BY railroad rom
p sre ,Dfeiept the increased e0nsumpton
O-ctsrd is In FOOD request 81 75d rs for small ana .s
xe In For.isn there il more seadness sales OF
O-,.l A. e7d ~ So Camel 80 and Newcastle a. % TO-
.-, --.t IL .,,..
CANDLEs-Adsmanne have not varied essentially . 5s
"a, ~ sdy be demand fair. sales OF 5o boxes al Zc
Tor PbeuiI: the whole ranse il 2G25c for common 70 best
hands ST. arin quoted at 5dj2o Plain Sperm 81 ~ AZ
P.'est a. t0c n.
CFhTET-Ce mmou commands 81 Roman 81 20; Port
lsro 81; Marble S6dsS.
DYFWOODS-The demand continues limited both for Ell
port and home use of high rates If European
hots depressing Influence the market the stock
slowly socumusnR aud price, partly favor Of buyers
ses of $50 tons ST Dominic LogwOOd at SIS So aid % tuns
Jamaica DO ats both cash In bond.
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