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Extra Fine SnGar.

NTE have just direct from New Orleans 81 hhds
Wv Of strictly sugar decidedly the best nov IN mar
ke lot of Sugar has been repackede hosheAos are
MIzRLL, HOOPER Co,
Nos. and MsrEetstret
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myFS 20 islfcTPupE "a Disease is
SSSAzz4s-S NOT TO CURE IT.-Many preparations will
he victim of internal brief cessation from
pain AMI irritation only Medicine at present known to
the world will actually extpate the disease and the
patient all unpleasant That Medicine is
HLHER'S CANADA V FERNIFCGE; it stands alone unre
proaced the Of the highest medical authority
should the mantle piece every IN the
United Mothers it, you value your chdrens
health end life.
Be particular and remember the name, "Winers Canadian
Vcrtugs This is only article that be depended
Remember ths.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and ISL Charities street,
noy2!-d&wlm Sole ProprieOrs
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YHyHE splendid mansio1 recently cessd BY Wesley ess,
with about thirty sighraeFes q luuPon wti- it IS l1a
ind i orei for The hou situated on ieautiu ft
about ore nj the city, the nort sti, ard a1t Tour
hundred yards the eumbeand River. in teain Grove
az forest trees which point large portion Of The eiF is in
full view Thu house contains about SIXTEEN Ff on hani-
suely and eonvenisny arranged With safer ar pipes "a
vsv room Il Is bulk q ra1srsas and 10 TIE most
Id m ARCHITECTURAL style. Tive thirds Of the land covered
Win fine rve fcr@ timber, and the remainder Is vel c.td
gardening and growing fine fruits Pori % Eheh Is al
really set with varieties Of fruit tres, are &C.
NJ WI less being ci in business In Lverpo7i hng
land induces this osr sale OF his property Address the un'
dersgneda At Nashville, who de on and All show e proper
" 49, ssl ~ ~ INC n. HOBsON.
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The River.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. G.-The river is rising with
over ~ feet water on the falls. ~ iE
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Review of the Markets for the Week end
ing Saturday. December o.
COTTON-There has activity the Gotten market
this than heretofore, and the transactions amount to he
three and four undred bales, mostly at s9c though
brought loo. We quote the market at
79IOc though the outside may be considered an extreme
figure.
BRBADsTUFFs.-Tbere IS continued good demand for
consumption, and quote city superane IS
So and Extra So 5O97 the outside figures being the
tail prices. |
The receipts light with active de-
maud full prices We quote fair 70 prime
Red sSslO per bushel and fair to prime White at St
CLIO
New Corn is in active request 6Oa7Oo per buhe and
furnishing sacks.
Oats readi command 75c.
PROVISIONS The-e very li:le Bacon arriving from ne
country consequently transactions LIGHT The market
0&eyer very cool demand from the home trade
also for shipment. We quo Shoulders at 71ssc, Ham
Is@Ic Clear Sides lO3aaIol.c, and Ribbed VkSia, from
wagons From packe nc advance these prices is de
mandel.
Buyers are Offering 9sc for prime quality when
put up in good shipping PACK ages.
stocks of Groceries ample to meet the
derqan, which present rather limited The transactions
within the range of the following quota ons
SUoAR-Fair 1918 and PrH. to Choice este h in hogs
heads and c advance he,e quotations in aTres: New
YORK Cofe Sugars tO9li1e Crushed and Powdered liz
Moasss 4, svRUr lIo!asses n barrels 34Oo gal; half
4O45c Sugar House 43jc Golden syrup in Darrell
75c, half barrels -5c, aud kegs (ten gals 81.
CoFFEE-Rio '29l3; LlgIyra l2gl2c: Java 1920 b
TEA-Impera 50 a. 6unpOwder O7je Young Tyson 10
| 960 Black 6UG3SI 50.
sALT-we quote Coarse Sa at Sl5l and Fine at 81 sc9
80, and iOc bushe The stock the market is
ample to meet the demand
COTTON YAESS-Ths following the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns sGO o. GEO. IOci sos lei and
/ 40, l2c
Markets by Telegraph.
NEw YORK, Dec. Cotton firm sales 1907 bales Flour
dull Corn firm; $1,000 bushels Old White 96c Ness
Pork stSsiy SIS 3O9l6jO. Sugar Moasses 50a5le
CIscISNATI De-. InNess Pork sc. Larl in larres Ice
IOlc Fo1r quiet $40 barrels s. D. Whisky sales
1900 bb o. Sugar buOysnt; advanced &c; sales 100 hide,
SIC MolAsses &c Corn aciYe advanced 2c sales 1900
bushels SOC. Oats 5la952os
NV ORLEANS De-, Cotton s1les to day 900 bales The
market Sugar quiet prices easeT but quotations
are unchanged Freights slightly advano &c to Liverpool
consignment New York sight exchange &c discount
NEw YORK 0-Cotton steldyprces easier but quota
tons unchanged the Peras arrival Sales Of three days
$500 bales Coffee fr Sales 5000 bags at 9 2c Freights
to Liver ,po Sterling excha nominal Teegraphc dis
patches Orleans OF the 9th, went in to days steamer for
| Liverpool.
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R;verand Steamboat News.

reported by IL. HARRISON, Steamboat Agent
Our river is now at Its highest point, within few
feet of the curbing of Front street. From present
appearances it will be on the decline to-day when
we expect large feet of Coal-boats.
Freights exceedingly scarce to all points on the
Mississippi, Ohio and Cumberland rivers.
Freight to New Orleans-Cotton 81 so per bale !;
Tobacco IS per hogshead. Pound freight, $50
40 cents, according to quality. Stock, s6(@s7 per
head. -.#
Freight for the Ohio River-TO Louisville Cot
ton, 65 cents per bale. Pound freight, 2O925 cents.
Lard or Grease As cents per barrel.
To Cincinnati-Cotton, 80 cents per bale. Pound
freight, 2O@25 cents Empty Ale barrels, 10 cents.
Carboys, 20 cents. Lard and Grease 50 cents per
barrel.
TO Maysville- Cotton, 81 per bale.
To Parkersburg Cotton, 81 20. Pound freight
p cents
To Pittsburg-CottOn, 81 Is. Pound freight, 80
G3j cents. Lard or Grease, 65 cents per barrel
BOATS EXPECTED
Freestone frcm Pittsburg Lebanon, Poland and
Lirhtfoot from Cincinnati J. G. Cline, from Mem
phis ; Northern Light TwitchelI and James john
son, from New Orleans.
ARRIVALS
John A. Fisher, from Paducah and the John Gauh
from Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Clara Poe for Pittsburg-
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW AT u O'CLOCK
John A. Fisher, for Paducah John Gault for
Louisville; Twitchell and James Johnson, for New
Orleans The latter craft, under command Of the
veteran Capt JESSE JOHNSON will afford her numer-
Gus patrons her usual safe. reliable and luxurious
advantages for a satisfactory trip to the sunny
Smith
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MEssns EDrioss Having been for about two years
an inmate of the State Prison, desire through your
paper to return nv sincere thanks to Col WM. Il.
JoHy5oN JAS H. BosUcG, and the whole corps of Of
ticcrs at the prison. for the kind treatment which
they have shown me during my confinement and
for their humane and noble efforts IN procuring my
pardon They are able efficient and faithful OH
GERS and deserve the thanks of the public as well
As the love of the prisoners idesre also to thank
the kind and gentemany Inspectors Of the Prison
inr. the hish recommendation which they gave the
Governor Of my conduct As prisoner-!To Governor
U,Rgls. for his Kindness to me- in restoring me to
IN, blessings CT . freeman, am under thousand
Iiations: and to one and all of my friends who so
uohIv co-operated in procuring my pardon l shall
ever feel deeply and truly grateful
Respectfully, Nm A. IAkAEE'
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damages Awarded.

BOsTON. Dec. s.-The jury in the case Of Cochran
Perry, for the seduction Of the formers wife,
have awarded him $4,000 damages. Mr.. Cochran
has transferred the amount to the Home for the
Fallen.
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Rev. J. r. GRAVES will preach at Fireman's Hall
Capitol HilDto,day Services to commence at 100
O'clock A NJ
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RRx ANS TASTELESS VERMIFUGE.
Toll the bell for pretty Nell
All the household sPride,
She died, they say, of worms the prey,
Although with med cine piled.
Twas Jalap, Mercury, and gamboogs
That helped her to her dJcm
But Bryan's TasIeless Vermifuge
Saves thousands from the tomb.
Put up in bottles Price p cents SoldbY
nov27-d&wIm 10. G. BROWN, Nashville.
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COMMERCIAL.
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

WORTHLESS.
e. Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank u Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bsnk, Memphis zls
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings ILstitution.
tx hange Bank, MurfretsbOro'
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
Ba * of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Claiborne, Ts1eEell.
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.murder OF "a OhiId.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec "a son of Mr. Leonard edi-
tor Of the Argus ii years old. found murdered
tonight in room of the National Hotel, by deep
stab in the neck. There great excitement but
no arrest has been made.
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GAErY THEATRr-It has not been a fortunate
week for theatrical matters. With first class act
ing at the Gaiety, the weather has been exceed
ingy cold that probably dead loss has resulted
both to the management and the Stars engaged. Mr..
ANDERSON has played during the week, Macbeth
Hamlet. Benediek. Shylock, Don Felix and Charles
de Moor. Miss EIswoRUIY taking the principal fe-
male parts, except on the tive latter nights, when
she was too unwell to appear.
As a tragedian, Mr.. ANDERSON is unequaled by any
actor we have in The city, and we doubt wheth-
er his Macbeth and his Shylock can be equalled by
any actor now living. Our space is too limited to
admit "a describing his merits in detail yet we can
not refrain from speaking of his magnificent exit IN
his last scene in Shyock He seems to gather up the
energies of his whole nature to give force to NAL
edcton on his triumphant antagonists his form di-
lates his hand clenches convusively. his eye glafes
on Antonio and Ne are expecting blighting anath-
ema but he chances round on the court, every man
his enemy. every eve turned on him with loathing;
be sees the hopeesness of his cause the abject deg
radiation of his prosecuted race, and his form col
lapses; he sinks into feeble, decrepd old man and
totters off the stage, supported by TubaL So would
we see Shylock leave the stage. The actors whom
OF late we have in the part dash aside the door
and rush through it as if they were going to carry
the wall with them-a mode of representing the
thing evidently atvariance with the last words that
pc speaks.
In parts like Benedick and Don Felix there Is a
i0vial and most exhilarating bonhOmnie N ANDER-
SONS acting. He is a good fellow, joyous spirit,
with whom every body wants to shake hands. Shy
lock himself would discount his notes on his personal
security 1t is interesting to compare his mperson-
alton of such parts with that of Mr.. MURDOCH MUIR
nocH is eminent for refinement and finish, ANDERSON
for fire and force of hdmOur; MURDOCH evinces
careful study of the minptest details, ANDERSON
PLAYS with an lmPusiveness which at first sight
seems utterly unstudied, but is really only to be
attained by the most arluous study. We trust that
some of these parts will be repeated next week
when the weather will admit of our citizens seeing
them, 1t is quite Notifying that 50 rare opportu-
mites of seeing true SRakespearan acting should
be ninped in the bud by Jack Frost
Miss EISw0RrHY seemed to suffer severely from
the weather indeed we learn that she is now quite
seriously injispOsed her Beatrice was nevertheless
most artist like effort and her singing in ephea at
once scientific in musical point Of view, and eX-
! aulstcly touching il expression,
! Now that the weather is moderating we trust
that the houses will improve. Mr.. ANDERSON plays
Richard III ON Monday night when We predict q
bumper. lie is said 70 be Unriyaled in that great
| character,
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-House proceedings unim-
pOrtant. Hickman, in proposing the plurality rule
said lac would vote in favor OF a Republican rather
than an Administration Speaker.
Arrival of the Overland mail. @
ST. LOUIS Dec. G.-The overland mail of the I7th
passed the Western end OF the tell graph lane to-day
but the news was not obtained
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Card 10 the LadieS-,Rf. DpPOncO's Pc
riOGiCli Pills iar Females are infallible for re
moving stoppLs1s Of Irregularities Of the
Tue pills nothing have been uaed ~ the IoctoI
Lis practice 10th France and America with
unparalleled every and he is urged ~ many
used them make the PILLS public for
alleviate suffering from irregularities whsever
preventive aoies whose health will not permit an in
Grease Of IA rily.
Pregnant ea5s, those sUpposng thenselveg
toned against using pills while as the propulsion
assumes responsibility after the &bove admonon, Though
mdness would prevent injury to health otherwise
these pills are recommended Do accompany each box.
Price ST. Sold wholesale by
EWIN, PENDLETON L CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville Tenn.
To whom orders be addressed They will supply the
trade at proprietor prices furnish show cards and circulars
Sold retail in NaSbS lille by
DEMOYILLE & CO., cor. Church and Cherry streets,
CIV. HENDERSON, IT, cor. Cedar st. Il Pub So are,
BEECH & GOODLET, Market st. opposite Union St
J STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market STREET
to either Of the above agents. can have
pills confdenay) BY mail to any part OF ire
city COuutry.
T. Te SrgGsn these pills made known 10
every agent selling tn hey will tell that they all they
ere represented C ie. fe- Dr. DupOnCO's Colder
Pills. the signature each box YOU will thea gel
medicine you may deps1t upon, yet perfectly harmsSs
MANSFIELD s. CO., Agents or mphs,
WILSON & sTARBIRD, Agents for Louisville
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LANCE CHINA SAIE AT AUCUON.-On Monday morn
inc at 10 o'clock Bruce, corner Of Cedar and Cher
~ streets sells large consignment OF Fine French
China. Bohemian cut glass, fancy goods &c, &c.
This being large and fine stock, we have no doubt
but the ladies and gentlemen Of this city viii find 1t
10 their alvanta.re to be on hand.
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Bank of West Tennessee, at
AttE-SsIS AEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
at Union Bank Nashve ldtw
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WM. II. PARKER.

LADIES FAR-The young ladies conducting the
Fair for the benefit of the Cherry Street Baptist
Church. encouraged by the success attending their
exertiUns during the last week, have determined to
continue the Fam for nights longer, and Will give
a fine supper Tuesday night. The gallant young
men of the city will remember that they will be
waited on at the supper by decidedly the prettiest
yonng ladies Nashville affords to the best oysters
drcls. hams. cakes. &C. ever spread before them.
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specie.
Review of the Markets for the Week end
ing Saturday. December O..

LnDd WaranIss
30 Acres per 100 AcIes per
50 " - - ....-.......sOc lG0 Is g Z" Soc
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LuOsT 4 HEROINE
Ar AFGHAN

WILL Offer for ale, at auction, Saturday nexr, az the
Courhouse. La ely negro about 20 years Or aze
saeror hand With hors aid FARM under excellent char
acter Sold on sixty days line viii interest.
Also, at the same time ana place, ssgera "a neT0es
dec7 WILL Il. B0f D, ia
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The most EfTicaciOus Remedy for the
Head now i'm Use.
This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this
locality having been and crafty
ing by quite soOdy number of the citizens Of Nashville
sud vicinity who will unhsatngly sustain in the excellent
qualities we claim remedial agent DEMOvnEs
HAN ToNc restores original COLOR promotes its
growth its falling of, dandruG, srd speedily
cures scalp TIE proprietor could ersy FL
column with cards citizens, certifying to
the great restorative and cleansing properties PREPARATION
but does not his part at all necessary
Those give further proof satisfy them
that it Is what tits represented to be- .
Seld at the Drug Store of - F.. ga
DEMOVILLE & CO.,
Corner Of Church and Cherry streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
Ais, by W W. BERRY s. DEMovILLR, & EwIN, PENDLE
TON A 90 aug24.
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BARGAINS an EDGEFBEID LOT

EMAIL log Aoass and or acres Of gardening Iaod
the Porter Pike IA Brownsville, s7nt 81 miles from The
city, for rent 70 hrst rate tenant only. apply 70
J. l.. 4 u W BROWN.
- Cherry rnaf
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DIR, McCIi2IOck's PICTORIAL syrup, standing
in first OF the profession DR.. McClinock has given
this medicine under the guaranty Of his high repu
taon as certain Immediate and permanent relic in
diseases throat lungs which have deed all other
dies. Price II. Sold By 10. g. BROWN,
Lo,27-dAwIm NaShyills.
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ME viii bargain cash in tvO 6eauti al lots ont
~ ing feet Woodland saee ia Holstons Adii
i'll & b ". BROWN
dee7-4w A., Cherry Strset.
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THE LOUESv4LLE PAPElss reserved daily {.
HAaAN 4 Johnson
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J2nuary....2135i4 % 9O6,SI2 y 9.162 20 S,gOO w
February. 264 81 20 2Ol.OC6 69 1853 IL 40jOO 10
March,. 1854 S4 % l99,s5O p 1854 q $3.50 20
Aprl....... 27p364 10 22,29 % 1g.74O So 1914 90
May. 100 % 214.S6l rs 1850 II 1880 co
5y7 IL 203,1SS % I2,l76 80 44,I5O 60
D. N. KENNEDY, President.
JAMES L. GLENN, Ca Ihi'r.
Personally appeared before D. N Kennedy Prsd ent and
L. Glenn Cashier Of the Northern Bank of TIE
foregoing and statement
Bank, the best OF their knowledge and bbief
CHARLES BAILEY, Justice of the Pc see.
JulyIlst, 1859.
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BreadstuffS.

The Cincinnati Gasse o. the 11h says "The Flour market
quite unsettled to day, and the sales confined few
small supply the city trade, fill orders Beyond this
there buyers disposed operate There sale
100 Wheat $780, 300 bbs extra
White Wheat (od) Sc to $3.50. 1t is doubtful whether
round lot of supene could have BEEN sold at $3.50. There
sale Of 800 bills St. LOUIS its merits $780, Wheat
declined Sus with dull market. Corn advanced &c.
with a fair demand at s3e,"
ST. LOUIS July IL The first lot OF Wheat the IL.
lnois received this day from Green
ty Ill. II very good sample Of fall and sold for
bushel. It is quite probable high price will long
paid It will be perceived by the market reports from Chicago
in this mornings Democrat that another decAe Sole
place there, Saturday, Wheat Many farmers doubtless
hold awhile unless they receive such price will
them 81 busel for fall Wheat prospects they
who sell earliest will make most unless good foreign demand
should grow of the European heavy city in
new his MILL besides that bought Change and that be had
gone out OF the market at the rates paid As Flour SELLS
there profit certainly at 90 for Wheat e47j for city
saperfne the nominal in round lots and dull Some
6cO0 bushels Corn sold to-day receipts being fair agan 9
for Common to Choice yet the rates.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July 2The supply Of wheat very linz
i and hear OF few sales that quotations be said
he almost nominal There fair demand however,
quote 20 to Sl35 for White, and 81 10 ST. for
Red We quote old White SllO TO I2O old Red to S1.I0-
Corn is in Demand at advance Of to 0c bus We hear Of
considerable slles at 81 .O5.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

NJ Dr. King formerly Of New York, fer the lastfour
SSS years Of louisville, Kentucky, and who
voted his aenE to the treatment OF private diseases
thirty faers himself having attended practice for
msny years. ancued many thousands ne
all diseases Of private nature matter how hgy
from id udcious msdcAl treatment from negdct their
Dr. Kings Dspensay No % Deaderick between
Cherry and the Square, where he all diseases private
nature.
osuRHeI cured without medicine or interfergne
froEa business.
OF old recent date efectualy in
ay operation which pain Where Structure
exists, health be enjoyed Perhaps
mischief and undermines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skin, growing Of neg
lec bad treatment, be eGectuay days
SKrSAL WEAKNESS, particular attention having been given
his disease all the consequences growing brought
many by the destructive habits OF inconsderae
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect
which will undermine the constitution, endernghe subject unit
for business society, and causing premature old
Realewho be laboring with any difficulty of the Womb
may rest assured of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing aad stating their
afse enclosed directed Dr. A King No. % Deadrck street.
Nashville Tennessee will have the necessary medicine sent 10
address, with directions Strict secrecy
Once hours O'Clock in the morning
n, lS59-d&Wly
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A WOMAN TERRIBLY MANGLED BY DOGS The
Memphis ARPeaL of the 18th, says: ga lady named
MARGARET SLAITERLY, the wife of a laboriDg man,
was set upon by vicious dogs on Winchester street,
near the Bayou, about seven O'Clock yesterday
morning, and badly bitten and torn that her life
is despaircd Of Her cries attracted the attention
of a gentlemen named MCGnAw, who, in the attempt
to rescue the woman, was badly MANNED himself
Officer BoYD soon made his appearance, and, with
his pistols and shot gun, killed five of the animals
Mrs. sLATTERLY is lying in preearious condition
at q residence in the neighborhood"
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moNETARY AND CommERcIAL.


LvERPooI July 1.-The sales Of Cotton for week hsve
been a including 1890 bales speculation and
export Lower qualities have declined I'd Holders
cerng freely show disposition to press sales Fair
and mddng qualities generally unchang with the excep
ton Upands al eusties Of which have slightly declined
The sales 70 day Friday, 700 bales the closing
steady the following quotations Nea Orleans Fair s Aid
ding 65k; Mobile Fair ~, Mdding 81; Uplands Fair *
Mddng 6 The stock OF Cotton in port IA 900 bales
which 655 Coz bales are American.
The adVices from Manchester continue 20 be favorable the
market for goods closing quiet but steady.
CHA.LEToE, July llNithout any noticeable chsnge in
prices market during Friday aud Saturday remained
quiet stahe sales both days included having amounted
GEO bales There rather better inquiry to-day. and the
sales reached 6 baesmaBg the total sales Of the three
I46 bales, comprising the following particulars bales at
at az, IS At So 10 at i3 st O. 10 al 90, IFS 10, g at
lO1 l0 at 1875, p 1Os ITO l8z 202 IL, IS
at u IlG s. at I SO at il s0J at ll, 80 at I "A at
llSf, IS at liz.