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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-02


Police CoURT-Eighteen cases were
on the docket at the Second District last
evening, 6fty-six dollars being collected.
A colored individual named II. Jeffer-
son, arrested for larceny, was fined ten
dollars for trying to bride an officer. A
white man had a negro fined five dollars
for threatening him; the negro then re-
turned the compliment by preferring a
similar charge against the white man,
when he was fined Three persons were
fined for fast driving In the First Dis
trict, this morning, there were twenty
cases, sixty-six dollars being collected.
Among the romantic names ON the docket
was that of Nancy Ann Fewclothes who
was charged with being drunk and asleep
on the sidewalk A fast youth was fined
fifty dollars for being drunk and disor-
derby and carrying concealed weapons.
He appealed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-02

STABBIEe AFFBAx AT HUMBoLDT-The
Appeal says a very serious sffrsy occur
red at the depot of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, at Humboldt, night before last,
which resulted in the stabbing of one doc
tor ct the hands of another Il seems
that while DR.. Brooks, who is supposed
to have been a passenger on the Mobile
and Ohio railroad, was in the act of
shifting his baggage, DR.. Baxter came
up to him, and using an expression that
a gentleman would not tolerate, drew q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-02

Jusr received large lot of French
cloths, heavy beaver, doeskin and fancy
eassimeres, at Reid & Bros, merchant
tailors, l54 jefferson street We have also
a large stock of ready made clothing I'VE
are closing out at a great sacrifice. Give
US a call-Jetferson, between Main and
Front streets 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-02

To CRY PRINTERS Some weeks ago
we loaned some city Office poster chase,
size q by 36 inches. Will the borrower
be kind enough TO return it? SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-02

WANTED Teams to haul $4,000 brick
from Chelsea to four miles out on Her
nando street. Apply at this Office. SO
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FOUND.

HOUND "A HORSE AND SADDLE WHICH
Il the owner can get by calling on the under
signed and proving property and paying charges.
MAYFL0WER SALOON.
700 Main street.
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Trunks and valises, at brakes, 277 Main
.&.... "a


RELIGIOUS. We are pleased to observe
a commendable and increasing interest
manifested on the subject Of religion at
several of the churches in our city. Ex-
,tensive REVEALS have been reported in
the last few weeks, some Of which are
still in progress. A series of meetings
commenced at the First Baptist Church
last night, in which the pastor is to be
assisted by Rev. Mr. Curry, of Alabama.
This church has been greatly blessed in
the last few months, and is in most
healthy and prosperous condition. The
prospect is certainly favorable for the
accomplishment of much good by this
people, and we hope success may attend
their present protracted effort
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-02

CHANGE or Base" Serntator has
changed his base He could not stand
the consolidation of the Commercial and
Argus. A communication from his racy
pen will appear in the PUBLIC LEDGER
tonorrou
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-02

FRESH arrival of the most beautiful
goods ever imported, at ]. Fellows 4
Bro s, merchant tailors, 81 Union street,
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PITTsBURG CoAL-Brown q Jones, Of
fee 247 Second street Branch Office
376 Main street-R. c. Hite, agent. 60
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NOTICES..

NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. = THE
N pa. tnership heretofore existing between /;
A. Winn and F. l.. tray. under the style OF
Gray 4 VIM, in the storage. produce and com
mission business at Washington street. u ms
day dissolved by mutual consent. j. A; VIM
will settle up the business Of the firm. The bus
mess will be continued at the same place by j..
A. Winn and Capt. N. s. Adams. under the
style Of VIM * Adams. u,,yN
20 L. GRAY
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Dhu Aulc, NlChoUuik.
Minneola, Cincinnati.
City of Cairo, ST. Louis
Baltic, St. Louis,
Mary Erwin, Evansville
Natoma, St Francis river.
Departures.
Darling, Cincinnati.
Charleston, Little Rock
City of Alton, St. Louis
Mohawk, New Orleans
Boats in Port.
]. D. Perry, Centralia, City of Cairo,
Minneola, Natons, Baltic, Die Vernon,
Mary Erwin, Des Arc, Dan Able.
Bosts Leaving To-Day.
Cairo and 81. Letfis.-Capt Bob &.
Riley sails northward this evening with
the famous City of Cairo NJ P W.
sheckley is in the Office 4 .os- desiring
a pleasant trip should tsayel on this
boat
White Rirer The popular steamer j.
d. Perry leaves for White river this even
ing at four clock Capt A. Baird
commands, F. W. Hurlbut has charge of
the office, assisted by Chas Bradley and
Geo. Fillmore This il good boat, with
clever officers
The low-water craft, Centralia, de-
parts for the Arkansas river this evening.
Capt. A. d. Dismukes will be found on
the roof and John Langlois at the desk,
ready and willing to attend to the com
fort of passengers.
Miscellaneous.
The ST. Louis Democrat says the idea
of putting the Adam Jacobs in the ST.
Louis aud Columbus trade has been
abandoned.
A new line Of packets between New
Orleans and Shreveport has been estab-
ished. The National, Capt R. SinnOtt,
and Alabama, Capt. II. L. Lee, have al
ready been entered.
The Arkansas is falling with seven and
a half at Little Rock. White river fall
ing with six feet to Augusta. The river
at St. Louis is falling, with fair channel
to this point The Ohio is receding at
Cincinnati and Louisville, with four aud
a half feet in the canal, and eight feet on
the bars in the Lower Ohio.
Capt. ]. B. Ford, of New Albany, is
building steamboat at Stuart d Ban
mons shipyard, at Jacksonville, three
hundred and twenty feet long, forty-fve
feet beam, and nine feet hold, with ten
double fiue boilers forty-two inches il
diameter, two cylinders thirty-four inches
in diameter. twelve feet stroke, wheels
thirty -eight feet diameter, with seventeen
feet bucket with an easy model for fast
running boat
STEAMBOAT RISTIsG.-Werespectf1Ily
ask our steamboat friends to call and ex-
anime the specimens of fine steamboat
printing daily executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER Office. Our prices will be found
70 compare favorably with those of Gin
cinnati or ST. Louis. and to be greatly
below those asked By other city Offices.
Bring your orders directly to rs, and
save the commission charged bT parties
who take in work they are not prepared
to execute. VI
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A WEE ABUsER "A man named
Rockwell was fined twelve dollars and
costs by Esquire Creighton, yesterday,
for abusing his wife BE was also bound
over in the sum Of Eve hundred dollars
to keep the peace.
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BENEFIT FOR THE ORPHANS We learn
that Manager Thompson has rendered
the use of the New Memphis Theatre, on
Monday evening next, for the purpose of
benefit for the Catholic Orphan Asylum.
The number Of inmates of the asylum
has been augmented by the recent
epidemic, there being over one hundred
there at the present time-including sew
eral infants Our citizens will doubtless
respond in the same liberal spirit that
has always characterized them when
called upon for similar purposes. The
little ones thrown on the charity of the
world, with no kind friends to attend to
their wants, are well looked after in this
asylum, and their every want supplied by
the kind Sisters in charge Everybody
should consider it their duty to help
those who are unable % help themselves,
by purchasing one or more tickets for
their benefit. The Webb sisters have
very generously offered their services,
and will appear at the New Memphis on
the occasion of the orphans benefit
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The Port of Memphis.

The river fell about seven inches since
onr last report.
Business was quite lively this morning,
the weather being clear and pleasant.
The following are the arrivals and de-
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Monetary and Commercial
Cotton Market.

The market opened out frmer this, morning.
under news Of an active market telegraphed
from New York. and sales made we're upon ba-
sis of $40 for niddlings BY actual count, the
stock of cotton now in this city is 2o.2S7 bales.
Our quotations below give a correct account Of
the market:
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MURDER IN MISSISSIPPI. John E.
Nelson, we'll known in this city, was
murdered on Sunday night last, at the
store kept by himself and G. W. Rid
dele, at the mouth of Cold Water river,
Mississippi. Mr.. Riddelle was awakened
by scuffle in the store, and on going
there was set upon by the assassin, but
escaped He procured assistance, when
the body of Mr. Nelson was discovered
lifeless on the floor, with eleven wounds.
The murderer left after securing the
contents of the money drawer-about
twenty-five dollars The body of Mr.
Nelson was brought to this city for in
terment. He leaves wife and six
children. A man named Bell, who lives
near Coffeeville, is supposed to be the
author of the bloody deed, having been
impelled to it by the knowledge that a
large sum of money had been received
on the previous day, which was in the
safe at the time. Mr.. Riddelle and sew
eral other persons are hunting for the
murderer, with good prospect of cap
turing him.
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A fne stock Of white Shirts, at Drake &
Co.'s, 277 Main street 81
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NTOTICE.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
N Germ: | will apply for Letters of Admins
tration on the estate Of William F. Walsh, de-
ceased, at the December term, 1866, Of the
County Court of Shelby County. Tennessee,
"a J. A. ANDERSON.
NOTICE OF DlSSOLUTION.-THE ELM
N heretofore existing under the name of SuS-
MANN. MAYER 4 co, has this day been dis,
solved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal OF
j. SUSMANN
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cent? per line for each insertion.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

HOUR OF CHANGE. IL TO p NOON,
III daily. Letter Box at main entrance Of
Odd FelloEs' Hall. opposite Court SQUARE. 81
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BOAR DING.
Price Of Day Board Reduced
ONICO HOUSE e,

.NRRRITT. Prest. 4 SUPP, q, Ioui,
Il. y. MERRITT, See'y & Treas..J
OFFICE OF
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Tho following are tho inspections OF Flour and Meal
I'D tho city OF Baltimore for tho week ending NAV %
1883 viz: Howardsreet. 2l18 hbls and 10 falf 6bs
CITY Mills 6o11 66ls and 20 half bbs; Ohio 90 bbIs
and 1888 bbls Corn. ''' iouf'
GRAIN-Wheat is firm; yesterday TOO buebeIs Wes,or,
sprpg sold at 90 10 to-day further tales were made on
not but understood 50 20 for No
we quote S2 10 to 2o Thero was also q small sale
OF prime Maryland red at - 80 5ushel Cornwls so0
ousheIs white and a. 800 bushels yellow offered
acVe and pricos further advanced 20 on yellow and
On wnlte~We report sales Of 500 buaheis white and
mixed at 90 to 9lo 1000 bushels good to prime white At
" to go bulk at tter bushels yellow at 90 TO
aa a 2sOU 6usbeis do at $50 q bushel Oas~saies Of
zSoo bushels light at II to 73c mostly at 72o woigbt
HyemoU ousnels maryland sold at 81 10 q bushel.
L., LohbER-heceipts Of Southern impruvinR; common
aos M nut eood remains ateady sales several
Eos NorIn carolina at $40 to 23 tor scantIlng and
we quote Charleston $50 to 35, and Savannah
sou 10 4O per M, as to quality.
hotAssE8-No stock worthy Of notice; market firm
saies connned to small lots frt III second hands.
Representatives. from Cincinnati show an active
market, with improv. mont on Bulk Meats and Ba
con. Our mar ket also continues firm. We notice a
SAFE OF o0 casks Bulk Shoulders 1876 original weght
Suos are held at tic Bacon IL In good demand on
souhern orders With ssea of 90 casks sides Bc 5
to 24o Mess Pork ia inquired for held firm at S3l
Lard quiet We quote 9estcrn tres 22c per H.
suaAn-Stocs is light for the season. comprised of
1870 hhds 94os b1cs and II 47G b,gs III first han o.
sales tod,y of 900 hhds Cuba common good GROCERY
at III to l24c, indicating advance of 10 per ID.
sLT -Livorpool Grou Alum is sclliug ut 81 80 for
direct 1mportsj Marshalls aud sWorthington's Fine
S3 10 to $40; other brands less known So per sack
Turks IB aud nominal at ESQ per bushc market bare
WHIsKEY-The market is frn 81 AZ to % per gal.
lon; saos oonned to small lots the lattcr figure Tor
Western. "
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tember delivery, sellers and buyers options at 5000
S0 70 per bhl Cut Meats rather mo 70 demand
ut 12lS@1S&c for Shoulders. l7,S@Isl<c for Hams
sales 6b0 pkgs Bacon continues quito QUILL Including
Cumberland Out at HK944o; Short Rib ut l6x@I6c;
Long Ribbed. l60l6ac; Long clear, l5sI@I6c: Short
Clear, 64@161<o q ib. Drosed Hogs are Inactive at
1910 lb Lard is quiet to-day; Rales 600 tcs and bbIs
at 19122Ac a ID. Beef continues in demand at sI66
$40 go for Plain Moss and s21@2 for new extra
continues inactive. Beef Hams very quiet at st76
4S q bbl Butter is In moderate request at 3o9i5c
for State. and 3o@40c for Western. Cheese contin.
ues in demand, at 5000 cents p 10.
RICE-Has been In moderate request at $lI so to
$l2 TO for Carolina and to 50 90 for Rangoon per b
SALT-Has boon quiet but snly held
SEEDs-Haye been In moderate demand including
Glover at 81 to OAo per lb rough Flax at TO to S3
Linseed at 50 10 to So 8O and tt othy at So 80 to
per bushel.
soAp-Has been in request. including Ca, tilo at 1eA
IYer III.
sPIcRs-Havo he en- quiet at irregular prices
SUoARs-Have been In demand and held very firmly
sales since our last 760 hds. Including Cubs &C. at
from lOif u 124c per H. Refined Sugars continue In
good demaud ut IA 4 to 161Sc per 10.
sTEAIsE-Sa, hnce last 49, 900 lbs at 81 to 23c
TALLow-Sales 225 900 lbs at I21S to 12Ic chiefly at
l2t1c' and III. 500 lbs Grease at 10 to i4o Per lb
rEhs-Havo been inactive ut former prices.
IoBhcco There ls moro inquiry for Kentucky from
per ID. " |a w ~
wHskEY.sales 12o bbls. in lois, at 81 G2x to 81 27
per gallon. ~ W -
FREIdHTs.-For Liverpool there were taken by steam
er lOOO bushels Corn at AID por bushel. For other
ports nothing new. ~
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New York Market,

MONEY hAuRET.
Tho Financial article OF tho New York TYur, of sot
urday, 28th instant, says:
Tho export CT Gold by tho steamers tomorrow will
amount to six millions of doars; making for the week
including the sum so1t overland to Boston for shipment
ps tne Unna last Wednesday, sl1Ooo,ooO Since the
millions OF dollars which, assuming that Tho whole has
oe9n supplied out OF the Treasury Of the United States
70 90 Deducted from the balances held the 1s Nay
available for export through tho summer months IL re-
CURED Of this sum about twenty-five millions belong
the aoders OF Gold Notes Certificates of Deposit and
millions to the Treasury of tho United States
The following hgures have to say, may be re-
He'd upon as closely rejecting the Treasury Gold move
ehs SINCE tne ise OF May Including all the offices:
Increase Of deposits for gold notes. Is 900
Recei ved for customs at New
YORK ork;.................. $9, ,806 900
And at tho out ports. 31O2 OO0-l2 4o8 600
Interest paid since May at New
And at all other Offices. .......... $500 600
Iogether. ;....... ........ $15, ,8l4, 600
Sales OF gold Rince May l, ap-
pro1imated. $4,000, ,ooo-4s, ia 900
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;. me yicksburg He,nld says: "We have been
In.ormed that the Odd U. y. cnored infantry which
Wao 9is :harged and paid off on Sunday last do
mated about seven hundred dollars to the iLincoln
!monument 4! Fund and the foil wing day presented
70 tneir iste COLONEL: 0RoRaR M. ZE1o1sn, flne
neavy gold Waton and chain and to MIRO, ZgIaEEn
q hne heavy silver saIver. To Lieut.. Coi. Henry
u. L.. BhlsKEaHoFT they presented an engraved tea
ses, complete. The cost OF these articles amount
majority of the men OF this regiment have an.
gagged their services Geld hands at the same pav
So they received from the Government es eoldiers.
ahoir eTnployere.Ps str w."
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARL sToN.
Arrived Ycatertinx,

Arrived Resterdny. TMAY 2S
Steamship Kalorams Denkin, BaJtimore-left We'd
nesday, M. Corn. Bacon and Mdze. To Willis &
Chson. d f Dawson, Renneker & Glover Luhrs h
Steiling Charleston Gas Co, @ d Frauke Ferguson &
BARKER. w Stefens Co, Werner & Ducker WaRener
Heath Monsees, Rooster W Kinsman W Stein.
meyer, Feldman, Wuhrmsn & Lillienthal q Walter
Son, II Baker Co, Panknin, T Kerr Fo-
garty 4 Co. 8. egers Street Bros L Co, ] drawer
d Serdts Go, w Ryan. Ravsnol & Barnwell
Enteman Dreger, L Kenecke, G. Legerman q
O8erman, d Lillienthal A Quaokenbush, Cook &
90. Bollmann Dros. Bruins 4 Bee Laurey & Alexander
Mardiaw Carew, Cameron, Barkley & 90, y Phillps
Chisoim Bros stoll. Webb 4 90, Porcher & Henry,
AVertu & Son, II Badenhop
Went to Sen Sunday. MAY AZ
schr Flying scud, Spates, Philadelphia
Went to Sen Yesterday. fMAY q
sohr Damon. johnson. Jacksonville, Fla
From thfa Port.
Brig Trenton, Sawyer. Boston, May as.
Brig A Deverei lux Clark. Baltimore May Is.
sohr Lilly, Francis. New York. May as.
Sailed for this Port.
Bark Addio Decker tnew. Penne. from Bath. Ne. May
Consignees per schr vspor, from New York arrived
on sunday-Chtsolm Bros, A Caldwell, 8 Marshall
bisseu BROS, Schirmer, Haste, Calhoun & Co. Jen.
nings' Thomlinson 10, King & Cassidey, II z Helm.
itsch. Adame, Damon Go. G Pritohett, T Kerr,
Waiker. Robson, O Kornahrens, T Tupper & Sons
Cana,e Mcintosh & 90, Hunt Bros, Hastie Calhoun
Co. I'd Dawaon 90, Winter & Co.
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Nom phis Market.

MRMPHIa. May 25.-OoTroN Tho market yesterday
was quito active priorB were hrn aud tondIn upward
Holders Wero arm, IN anticipation of a further ad.
forced to cnncede to holders prices to mako purchases
Tho Now York noon dispatch quoted Dot on Il to A2o
firm aud advancing This gave buoy ysuoy to the
m rhet here and tho stspie advanced hreo ns
Near ,ur hundred bA'es changed hands, Nudng at
83 to 34o Good MI 'dnB at as 10 500; Low Middng at
o. todd orninary at 40 to 3oo Tho market oins
Arm, With prices tondng upward. We give tho follow.
ing quotations:
t,rdinarv .2o@2so
aond Ordinary.
Low Middhng... .8l@43lo
Mddiing: .3s0Sio
strict blidanng
GOOD Abiding. .......................3B $500
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Eon1iEnecs per south Carolina RafIrond
May az and %.

800 bales Cotton 70 bhs Rostn 142 bags Rough Rice
1l6 boxes Tobacco, 10 Lumber, cars Iron Furni
ture and Snndres To Jacobs, G. e Pritchett W x
Ryan, 4 Kirkpatrick. " Williams u Go. Fersu.
ser Smith. Adams. Frost Co. Hunt Bros, Ohisolm
br0g; Walter Co. Bollmann Bror: Calder. Fraser
Rabenstein King Co. W Elkins, d Utsey Ieb.
by, g W CLARK Co, B Bsrden, T Stenhouso Il Co. g
ling. - "
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MARRIAGE IN HIaH LIYE.-The Barnwell "a. @ J
Sentinel Of katurdsy, contains the following high


MARRIAGE IN Hon LIvE.-The Barnwell Il. O.
Sentinel Of haturdsy contains the following high
drawn sketch:
-. A few nights ago we we're invited TO oficiate at
the marriage Of young couple. The rain poured
from the scene Of festivity and joy. Forth into
che darkness went, aud after great many nm
successful efforts to keep dry arrived at Tho srene
OF exciteme and anxiety. We stood In the midat
OF largo asBembl4ge of well. attired guests, and
soon beheld approaching us the gay procession
OF friends ohoven TO satted tho happy pair to tho
altar OF Hymen. Kid gloves, laces, garlnLda,
combined to form the pure and tasteful costume
OF the bridal group. who preceded, and gathered
around tho two about TO confoss thelr loVo beY0ro
Heaven and earth, and to blend interest end des
tiny with holy words. Tho ceremony W y soon
over the happy husband with ilI-coucealc low,
conducted tho bride, envoloped In her flowing veil,
to tho contro Of the group 0f friends who Were
present, AMI We lost sight OF them as tho group
prcssed alb ut them with congratulations. The
next scone that opened before us was q supper, q
real we'd ling supper, 4 real country Wedding sup
per; Tho table GRAINED. Pigs, chickons, hams,
turkcys, cakes wi h heart and dart devicos--but
wo give ocr May our "yrs often hold suoh
Now this was O freodman's welding. The bride
was formerly the al we OF tho gentleman In whose
mousse she WAS married The Iados of the family
arranged tho toilette from the m Ilnlin r0be to the
last pin that secured the bridal veil; and tho for
iner master could tell, II his nobility OF spirit
YOU'D permit him, how 30 many nice things found
their way upon the table,
Csses surh as this are frequent. What can Gen
efais Steedman and Fullerton be thinking about
IN trying to abolish tho Freohmen's Bureau2
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WAsHINaToN, May 22.-Tho following dispatches
from Commodore Rodgers were received to-day at
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NIoblIe Market.

demand throughout the day for tho better qualities,
lower grades are entirely nesleeted Notwithstanding
mands. and prices havo continued arm and hard. Tho
stock ON safe 10 very poor and good selections hard to
Cotton is quoted in private dispatch from Nov YORK,
via Now orIes g. at So to 4uc and advancing
MONETARY AND FINASCIAL-The depressing accounts
and fslu Of large hou other sid. has OF
taso Wo Gays bust
against cotton With such heavy failures 1t would Do
n II the entire community should escape from the
loss here This condition Of afairs has operated to
and bills can ani SuSsra
AL others arc entirely unsacable. For the former the
Gold is still the advance aud with an increased de-
ana; the market opehed at i34 at which figures
prices IsS@Is6X We heard of ons aaIo
Of $4,000 after the close OF the market at 1856.
Inc supply OF New York hxchange is still limited In
which IN I'd rate business has boon done In Sight
Bank and Bankers drawing at x, and outside rates
New Orleans Sight romans unchanged, cay at par.
Tnore were TO press dspatehes received to-day but
quOtea there at Ise. Orleans at to I1olss
Now Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. May -CoTroN.-we noticed, In
ly HOO bales at previous rates for the lower
gra1es but Mt fuller prices for tho better qualities The
The former havebcen rather neglected but tho latter
have been In request and buyers found It diout to
ding For the ho sever we repeat our quota
tol without any modification, aa follows Ordinary
ans ,ST osea 81 81
oaes taken by eight brokers, partly for tho North
srArEMEsr OF COTTON.
ssoSx sa on nana !st september 1885, bales ss.2ss
Received previously eia
--7O8. ITO
7se. .sIe
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COMMERCIAL.
TIC Charlestor, Cotton nInrh CT.

Tho st,gnatton which characterized the Cotton mar
ket here Saturday continued throughout yesterday
thero being sales 60 far as we could learn buyers
holding OF decline, and sellers being unwilling to
yield.
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THE COMMANDMENT OF CALLAo-oFFICIAL DISPATCH
FROM COMMODORE RODGERS.