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Observation-Disclosures
LiFE-iIhlLTil-S STRENGTu.
LlFE-IiEALfii-ST kEACTH.
Hundreds and thousands annually Gle prematurely,
when, if they would give the Great French Remedy,
DR. JUAN DELAAIARRES
Celebrated Specific Pills,

PREPARED by G>RAScIERE & Dupont, No. PA Rue Lom-
bard Paris. FROM the prescription Of Dr. Juau bella
MARE, Chief Physician of the Hospital Gu NOrd I'll
.arDOisiere fair tTial. thfy Onla md Immediate
relief aHd short time he fully restored Health
and S'reHgth 1t used in the practice Of many
reUb physicians, with uniform and high
recommended rs the ony positive and pecfe Rene
dg for all persons suffering from General Sexual
Debility. all arrangements OF the Nervous Forces
Melancholy Spermatorrhoea Seminal issiOns "A d
Weakness arising from sexual Ex Energy. Physical
ProstratiOn, Nervousness, Weak SPINE, LOwness Of
spirits. Dinness of Vision Mysteries, Pains the
Back nd Limbs Impoteucy, sc
M tn.uage convey aequate idea of the i'm
mediate and almost miraculous change it occasions
the dehilted and shaiter ed In fact it stands
unrivaIed Hnfailing of the maladIes above
meHtitued.
suffer ire, but Tie Great French Remedy it
effect a where all others fail. aad although
powerful remedy. couIaius nothing huTtful 10 the
most delicate constitution
Pamphlets. containing full particulars and directions
for using. in English French Spanish and German.
company each aud also seut Tree to any address
when requested.
Price One Dollar per box Six boxes for Five Dollars
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world viii
be by malt srcurely sealed from ali observation,
by ineosing specified price any authorized agents
BEH.7RE or COUNTERFETTS and LHITs7TIOgNS
PropnetOrs exclusive Agents for America, OSCAR q
MOSES. g. CO., p COurlt. nd st. New York,
Authorized Agents for Bloomsbury.
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Bryans PuImonic Waters

cure Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat HoarseRess Asthma.
Catarrh, Bronchitis. Difficult Breathing, Splitting Of
Blood Pains in the Chest. Incipient ptnn aud
all diseases OF the lungs Not ly afOrdIng temporary
relief but effrcting rapid and lasting cure are
warranted To give satisfaction in every insInce.-
They mt nauseate like alcoholic compounds, aud
the medical prnpe ties combined in form 50
agreeable and Pleasailt to the any child
VIII readily take them One dose will always afford
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CONvEYANCHNG, NEATLY AND
~ PROMPTLY DONE. By G. g. BARK.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,

P-ePar6d from prescription # sir T. CIcrEs NJ D. Ply
sIoida ErITa9rdigqoy 20 the Queen.
THIS invaluable psine Is unfailIa- ia thecure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
female constitution subject. Il mOderatcs all
and removes all distinctions whatever cause
and a speedy cure may be relied
10 MARRIED LADIES,
is particularly suited. II WILL in Il short time bring
Oh the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price one Dollar bears the Gov
Stamp Of Giest Britain to prevent coanieIleitF.
CAUTION,
7Esse Pulls should b. taken Bg Femoles during ne
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as iAsg are sure
bring Miscarriage but a Dthcr time tcH
Every women knows that biuum Of health ma Il
the These Pnls truly the wOman's friend
ia hour Of trial. sud the only sure positive and
failing cure and regulator Il Suppression Of
from Wha 50 mild lHat the feehle =
them with perfect security yet powerful
their tects, that tuey may be safely called,
failing Regulator.
Ia an rases ef Nervous and Spinal 4 .cisns Pain.
in the Eack aud Limbs Fatigue slight rJert on Pal
pitltion of the Heart, Mysteries. and Whites these
riis will eff CT when alt other have fai,-
and although a pow eTfui remedy do not Coz tain
iron. Caomcli aHtimcny. anything huItful 10 the
constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
SOLD. By ILL DRUGGISTS.
Sole General Agent for the IEited States and British
DOniniOns,
job MOSES. - Cortland St New York
NIB 81 90 and three cent postage stamps en-
closed any authorized Ag snt will ensure u bottle
containing 50 Pills. by return mall securely sealed
from at observation
Fen 2 'uO.-Iy.
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DR.. MARSHALLB
Catarrln Snuff

va Z ID a Il n 0EH WnAk
This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the
best article known for curing the CATARRn COLD IN
THE HEAD and HEADACHE. II has been found K
celient remedy in many CAGES of Sore Eyes, DEAF-
NESS has been removed by il, and HEARING has often
heen greatly improved by its use.
Ii is fragrant and agreeabiy and
GIVES kMME0IATBRELIEF
To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases Of the
Head. The sensation ter using delightful and
nvigorating. IL and purges out all obstruetous
strengthens the glands, and gives healthy action TO
the parts affected
More than Thirty Years
ofSaIe and of Dr.. MARsHALL's CATARRm and
HEADACHE SNIFF, has proved its gr at value for all
the common diseases Of he Head, and at this moment
it stands higher than ever before
IL Is Recommended by many of the best physicians
aud used with great success and satisfaction eve
rYwhere.
Read the Cert 6cates Of Wholesale Drug
gists in 1854.
The undersigned, having fo- many years been
quainted with DIR. VI sRsHAkN's CATARRH aud Head
~SUFF, ami sold in wholesale trade cheer
fully that elieve it to be eqnaI in every
of Catarrhal Ahs tions, and TINT it is decidedly the
best article we have known for all common dis
Of the Head
Burr & Perry, Boston, } Barnes Park. & New Yoik
Reed Austin & Co - a q & sands,
Brown. Lanlson & Co +" stephen Paul & Co
Reed, Guitar & 60 israel Minor Co
seth w Fnwie, M'kesson & Robbins "
Wilson, Fairbank & Co. A l. ScuviIi < Co
Henshaw, Edmands & Co Ward. Hose & Co Z"
IL II Hay Portland. Me Bush 6c Gale -
For Sale BY all Druggists. Try It,
Feb. ,, lS66-Iy.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-10-10

.EnSe7, sale OEs R OLA e.
A PRODUCTIVE cotton plantation
n 300 acres opened, situated on Red nV-
er, seven miles above Alexandria. Rent
or reasonable terms.
Apply by letter or personally to
J. f. GIBSON,
a1g. s. &c, IN, Aleyaudris, la,
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New Orleans Advertisements.

New Orleans Advertisements.
E. G. I @ q E ! !,
LOG Canal Street,
NEW ORLEANS, Id,
rs GLAD to inform his friends and the
L public in general that he has Just re-
ceived a fine and stylish stock of German,
French and English Goods per steamer
Fire Queen, and which he is now Offering
at very low prices, in order to open good
fall trade, to-wit--
cALIcoEs,
MUSLIN DE LANES,
BAREGES,
FRS PlQUEs,
COLD BRIILANTINES,
Plain and Printed French FLANNELS,
TARTANS.
With the above full assortment of
-E1fBROLDERLES,
consisting in part Of
JAcoNET EDGINGs AND 1NsERTINGs,
SWISS :.
NULL -.
NAINSO0K ;.
LINEN CAM. 4. -.
VALENCIENNE
BANDS AND RUljrF1Nes.
Alec
A well selected, nicely assorted and ex-
tensive stock Of HANDKERCHlEFS
for Ladies, Gents and Children, such aa
EMBROIDERED,
LACE,
HEM-sTITcHED,
TAPE-BORDERED.
NOSZER7,
in great quantities and of all qualities, for
Ladies, Gents, Misses and Boys, Of Eng.
lish, French and German makes. which are
to be sold as cheap as the cheapest, and
are "a rood az the beat.
Would call your attention to the de-
partment Of A
Ladies', Gents and Childerens MERINO
VESTS.
Ladies' CHEMISES, pure linen and very
CHEAP.
Ladies' CHEMISES, Plain and Embroid
i cred.
NHI7.E G0ODS
Consisting Of
WHITE JACONETS, "a re-.
SOFT CAMBRICS,
NAlNSOOkS,
NULL MULLS,
Paris MUSLINS,
Paris MULLS,
Paris JACONETS,
BRILLANTINES,
Plain and Striped
SOCKS,
Plain and Striped JACONETS,
IA and "a SWISS MUSLINS
TARLATANS AND BOOK MUsLIES.
Also
A large and varied assortment Of FRENC H
CORSETS, of all prices, qualities ans
sizes.
Our stock OF
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TIME undersigned will commence in
Il New Orleans, the publication of a
MONTHLY MAGAZINE under the above title,
on the First Of October, containing eighty
or one hundred pages of reading matter.
The publishers will spare no pains or ex-
pense to render the SOUTHWESTERN worthy
the patronage Of the people OF the South
and West.
The best writers of the day will be en-
ployed, and judicious selections will be
made from the Foreign Magazines.
TERMS: 90
One Year, S. 90
Single copies. 1850. so
A liberal commission viii be allowed to
postmasters and others acting as agents.
49, Address 81 -.
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Lock Box ID" New Orleans
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1 u n \
j OF MS Own sou,op,p,,o.
St Johns ARNICA LrNIMENT. An N
excellent preparation for Sprains, w
Brushes, Swelings, Rheumatism, &c. III
st. Johns CONCENTRATED EssKNcE or
JAMAICA GINGER. Prepared from the fines,
root.
st. Johns ExpEcToRaNT SYRUP, for
conshs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest, &c.
ST Johns COMPOUND FLUID EyrRAcT OF
BucHu. For diseases Of the Bladder, &c.
ST. Johns. VEGErAsLE APERrEsr PILLS
st. Johns GoNPouED SYRItP oF,rHE HY,
ropaospuuEs. For chest complaints, weak
lungs, &c,
st. johns ASTisEPTIc DESyRiFIcE.
st. Johns ESSENCE LEMON, VANILLA, &C.,
&c. For layoring.
Shot, powder, grn caps. double water.
proof) Eley's elastic guD-wads. all sizes.
Scariicators, gum lancets, Evans thumb
lancets. toilet soaps, tooth brushes, powders
hair oils, envelopes, writing paper, hair
brushes, combs, ra2ors and strops, fine peck
ct knives. Rogers English scissors, Warreu's
English needles, Goats sewing thread.
CarbiBate Soda, salaratus, Hops.
Smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco,
cigars.
Fine Bourbon N'hiskey and genuine
French Brandy.
Window glass, putty, oils, coors, var.
wishes, with general assortment of Drugs
aud medicines, coal oil and lamrs, &C., DC,
HENRY ST. JOHN,
81 fcE HOUSE,, Alexandria, Louisiana.
Particular care given to Dispensing physi-
cians prescriptions -far which purpose the
yerg best drugs have been selected. e.. /.
November s, 1868. #,
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BLac1 GOODS
Is as follows:
"A and 81 BLACK TAAIIsE
"a and "a BLACK CASHMERE.
54 and "a INDIA BAREGE.
So and "a GRENADINE BAREGE.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES.
BLACK BOMBAzINES.
BLACK ALPACAS.
BLACK DELAINES.
BLACK AND WHITE CASHMERE.
BLACK AND WHITE ALPACAS.
BLACK and WHITE POILS-DE.CHEyRE.
BLACK ENGLISH and FRENCH GRAPES
BLACK SILKS-ALL PRICES.
SIN 7r.ZS.
BLACK MERINo, CASHMERE.
MUSLIN DEI.AINE, GRENAD1SE,
TAMERTINE, BAREGE,
LAMA, CHAMBRAI LACE.
H0UsE1.E,ERZyYr coos.
French TABLE DAMASKS in sets.
French, Scotch and Irish TABLE DA-
MASKS by the yard. aass
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
& D0YLlES,
@ DIAPERS,
CRASH,
HUCKABACIlS.
Dowlers, or Glass Cloths.
Linen sheetingH, lO-4, la, 1874.
Cotton Bro &Brch'd, I0.4, ia, 1874
Pillow Linens and Cottons, AZ, 45and 81 in.
Irish Linens and Toile De Paris
Curtain and Furniture Calicoes and Dim
tiles
Mar4eilles Quilts, 10.4, ia, 1874.
Honey Comb Quilts-Cheap.
FLANNEL AND W0OLEH GOODS.
White, Welsh, Shaker, Saxony and Anne.
rican FLANNELS-All prices and quail
tiles. 30.
Plain and Twilled Gray Flannels.
:. ;. White !.
Opera All colors.
French Plaid 4. n
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans. .
satinets and Cottonades for Boys wear
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BLdNHE7:S.

We have at present the largest and best
stock OF BLANKETS in the city, consist
ing of American and French Navy, Eng
fish Machinaw, 6, Z, and lbs. Gray, for
Plantation use. Also, a fine assortment of
White Bed Blankets, 104, ll.4, 12-4 and
l3-4, all Of which we will be pleased to
show, even these warm days
Our Supply Of 80 : e
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New Orleans Advertiser MIS-.
F. VAN BENTHUYSEN & co,
l2i Canal street.

New Orleans,
Respectfully solicit an examinations Of
their large stock OF FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOO d S.
which exceeds, IN extent and variety, anv
ether assortment. to be found in New or.
leans all OF which is sold for Cash only-hy
the package, piece, or at reiail-at exceed.
ingy low prices The facilities this house.
.iiave. 10 beng teiresenfpd in all the Mann.
factusing markets by cash buyers, enable
them to keep their assortment fully mp 10 /
the demands Of the market. ard to place
their goods al such prices as will meet the
views Of buyers.
L. V4s BEsTHuYsEN & Co.
III Canal Street,
Opposite Clay Statue
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/ 9Zayv2.a 2IDN GOODS

Is very large, and will be sold at reduced
prices in consequence Of frequent arrivals,
and are as follows: 7-S and "A OSNA-
BURGS, Plaid and Striped do, Plaid
LINSEYS, Georgia and Kentucky CO.. and
JEANS, 70 and "A Heavy DOMESTICS,
Twilled Duck, Cotton Jeans. Alarge and
varied assortment Of LOW PRICED
lCALICOES, Hickory Stripes, DENNIS,
Handkerehiefs, Bone Buttons, Factory
Thread, Flax Thread, Spool Thread, Tapes,
Needles and Pins, and many others too
numerous to mention.
We would call the special attention Of
Ladies to orr PERFuSIERY DEPART.
MENT, which has just been replenished.
e. GIQUEL.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

| Foreign Der CabIe-Quceu Victoria Unveils
| the statue OF Prince Albcrt-Stephens in Pa
| ris Secreted (.l-Dccisive Note Read 10 Louis
| Napoleon by our Minister-John Nurratt Ar
rested in Alexandria, Egypt Markets, &c.-
Sensation In Paris over American Sews-fe-
niau Arrests-Ihe Lion Keeps In his Den
During the Reform Meeting In London To-
| day.
Liverpool, December The Cunnrd steam
| ship Java, which sailed from Boston Novem'
Der u. arrived here this morning.
| LONDON, December l.--Queen Victoria and
suite went 10 Wolverhampton today, where
she act ted the chief part In the ceremony OF I'M
yelling the statue Of Prince Albert. An I'M
mense concourse of people were present, who
extended an enthusiastic welcome 10 I'll"
| Queen.
LISBON. December The lannon's Manic
nomah and six other vessels belonging 10 the
United States navy, are now riding Mt anchor
! In this harbor. II Is ascertained, however
| that they Will sail In Z few days, though their
| destination Is unknown.
| LONDON. December "A vague rumor Is go
Ing about that the chief organizer stephens
has lately arrived in Paris, and IS now Secreted
! there.
| IL
Bgelow, United States Minister at Paris, re-
| Gently read TO Napoleon in person very grave
| and decided dispatch from Secretary seward
| This dispatch, rs report says, implicitly re-
| CURED France TO fulfil The engagement sh'
had entered into with regard 10 tn" Mexican
question. The Emperor, however, made ho
reply.
| IrvRRpoor, December Lotion marke'
without quotablc change. The market 70.
breadstuTs somewhat easier, and corn has De
clined Pork also tends downward.
| Loxpoy. December Money market quie
and steady. Consols open ut s9'i 10. money
| American securities, with the exception O.
go bonds, have dcclined-such was the las
report; current rates for j-20'S, on; Illinois
Central. 7sa; Erie, ijS.
| W.sHIx.irox, December 1.-The following
| telegram over the Atlantic cable was receive.
at the War Department to-day:
"TD Mr.. S,tcurf Washington:
| "DEcRxBER 2.-IIaye arrested John Surratt
one of President Lincoln's assassins, NJ
doubt of his identity.
| "tSignedl HALE,
limited States Consul. eneral, Alexandria
| Egypt"
| Official accounts received here state that tn
Asiatic cholera has broken out at ST. Thomas
IVES; Indies and it is said that yellow teyt
and small pox are also prevailing.
! PARIS, December "A dispatch from Anne
rica announcing the occupation OF Matalnora
by the United States troops has caused
marked sensation here.
| LONDON. December :. ALI the regular troop
in this city will be strictly confined 10 the pre-
cincts OF their barracks during IN" reform
meeting which takes place here on Monday
Lieutenant Maury, late commander IL til
Confederate navy, has arrived here.
II is quite probable that troops will be sen
10 Liverpool and Glasgow on account of III
feeling that prevails among the Irish i
those cities.
Many arrests OF Fcntans have been made b
| the Government officers in Ireland.
| LIVERPOOL, December 1.-The steamsh
Palmyra, from New York, has arrived out.
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kleyanarin and Frederick sburg Railroad.

ALEXANDRIA, December l.-lcsterday there
was a consultation between prominent mer-
chants and the stockholders Of the Alexandria
and Fredericksburg railroad, which suspend
ed operations because OF the want OF means q
few weeks since 1t was decided that the rail
road is necessary artery TO connect the busl-
ness of the South with that OF the North, ana
II would be Well to complete the road by put
ting il in the hands of energetic contractors,
who will push il to Il termination. The stock
of the road was taken by parties living along
the line, many OF whom pledge their farm
houses cattle, aud horses 10 the redemption OF
any expense incurred In its construction.
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The First Radical Caucus In Warrington
Preparations for Glorifcations-A Talk on
the Presidents Nominations-TheS Senate Adj
yiSpd TO p iect them nil.

W.sHISGToS, December 1.-The Radical
members of Congress, numbering perhaps
fifty, held caucus might ut the capitol.
Stevens presided. A committee to consist OF
nine members 10 prepare business for m nd
lourued meeting, 10 meet on Tuesday night
next, was appointed. The caucus designated
speaker Colfax 10 reply 10 the address OF vel
.onc 10 Congress which is TO be delivered by
Chief Justice Carter on Monday afternoon AT
The capitol, the various Republican Assoca
tons having made arrangements TO proceed
'hithcr in procession rs part OF the pro
gramme The caucus were not exclusive in
naming their orator, but suggested that the
members OF the Senate appoint one Of their
own number TO perform n similar part. Thad.
Stevens was selected TO respond 10 the toast TO
the Congress Of the United States to be pro
posed at the Radical banquet in the fair build
ing OF Monday night. The caucus discussed
the subject Of removal from Office, Various
members mentioned instances of what they
characterized as gross injustice on the part oi
the President In their respective districts. ana
the ciucus unanimously recommended thai
the Senate reject all the nominations made
merely on political grounds.
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3Ir. Stewards telegram 10 MIR. Bigelow.

New IoRE, December IA special TO the
New York HrGh. dated Paris, November -
evening, says that 1t Ia, been asc"rtained
that Secretary Seward long dispatch OF Mon
day to the American Minister 1T this court re-
lated chiefly TO the withdrawal OF the frehch
troops from Mexico, and expressed II hope that
France would carry on, her promises ! III
Dispatch - is understood, alluded also 10 The
departure OF General Sherman FOR Mexico,
and gave the reasons why lie was sent there
Although the dispatch was Of unusual length,
il was, ncycrshrlrSs. couchcd III Il CoEClliatory
though diguilicd spirit.
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The few Democrats elected to Congress
are 10 be turned out 10y the two-thirdS.
Want all, and will have it so.-LouiSua.
u. m0crdt.
Well. Why mott II twenty-five States
can refuse 10 admit the Representatives
from the other eleven States, why cannot
the majority also exclude the minority
among thcmSelvesi The case is clear, in
Republican pqrlQnce, that no man has a
right to be q Congressman unless he is a
northumberland Enquirer.
The total expenditure for common
school purposes by Upper Canada during
the last wear was nearly 1900, 900, being
no! much short OF dollar for each indi-
vidual of the whole population. The num-
Der OF rale teachers employed is 1880
and female teachers, 1871.
A prominent Republican member Of Con.
grcss stated to-day that he and quite q
number of his party intend calling on the
President in day or two 10 pay their re.
spects and have q friendly talk with Mr.
Johnson upon the political situation.-
UQtu, in Baltimore Sun.
New ORLEANS, November 30.-1t is con-
fidently asserted by leading Radicals here
that q provisional governor Of Louisiana
will be appointed i'll few days. Non
sense.
Miss Josephine Chestney, the charming
and popular young actress, is at present
staying at the residence Of her mother, in
Washington city.
At the St. Andrews festival last evening
a member of the Sons of Temperance OBJ
iccted to the or-taa soup on the bill Of fare
" because" said he, 81 is ,chiSky."
General A. C. Myers, late Quartermas-
ter General Of the Confederacy, is al Fon-
taincbleau.
Hcrones Of novels are always wriuging
their hands or handling their rings.-1ra-
cty.
Navigation on the Missouri river is closed
down to St. Joseph. The Mississippi river
is closed north of keokuk.
Snow in the West.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK MARKETS, SATURDAY.

New YoRK, December l.-5.2O's, 1862, cou.
pons, nss 1854, lO6x 1865, lo7a new Issue
lOsT los, coupons, Ice. rs, LIST series, lo54
lO;A I'd, lojQ 1864. Virginia 6's, eOG6l Mis-
souri, 6's, s7>sGsS. Exchange active; to days
eA; eight, loA. Gold, 4oa Stocks dun and
lower. Flour loGl:c. lower receipts, 200,
barrels Wheat la2c. lower; receipts, 1900
bushels. Corn 254c. lower; receipts, 1900
bushels. Rice dun and dropping. Oats dull
and heavy. Pork dull; mess, s2l.Gs2lA
Lard duh at l21lic. Whisky quiet. Ashes
dull Barley dull and dropping. Cotton quiet
at s3hG3ic for uplands. Freights firm.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, SATURDAY.
BALTIMORE, December l.-Flour inactive
Chicago extra, ell. ooltll.75. Wheat. very
dull Corn--Receipts heavy, and prices droop'
ing; dry new white, s6Gssc yellow, 93GS5c
Oat. quiet ut $50 SIC. Provisions dull. Lard
lsGlsa Seeds steady; clover active. Sugar
dull Coffee quiet. Rice, l7tGlsac. Whisky
steady; western, in bond, 3SG36c.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, SATURDAY.
PHILADELPHIA, December Flour dun gu.
periine, ssGsS IS; extra, s94slo; northwest
extra, sllGSl250; Pennsylvania and ONO
el4dsIe Wheat nominal NJ e2.651s2.s3
southern, s3n - 10. hice, Si.5o4sl.S. SoFu
lower; old yellow, sl.l41sll1; new. a14ose.
Oats, 5Sa59e. Provisions declining. Whisky,
SOC. Ohio, +sc.
OF. Louis MARKETS, FRIDAY.
ST. LorIs, November 5o.-Flour dull; low
grades, sadsl0.Ho. Wheat, si.9o4S2 10. Old
corn, 95c. Gsi. Mess pork, s2l9s2l.0o. Wits
ky, 1923.
At. LOFTS MARKETS, SATURDAY.
Sr LOUIS December l.-flour dull, nothing
doing; lower grades, $3.50; extra, SIS. 10.
Wheat-spring, &2o5@S2 10; fall, 81 .eoGs2. 10.
Corn heavy. oG7c. lower; new yellow, ssc.;
white, sshc.; old, sc992c. Oats higher at CSC.
Rye steady at soSc. Pork dull at sci. Lard.
I4c. Whisky, t2.2s. Hogs, asg6A receipts
light.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, FRIDAY.
NEW ORLEANS, November so.-Cotton dull ;
prices lower low middlings, SlQ3lbc.; mid
dlings, s3c. Flour advanced 49,; supertine,
slo. 50. Corn, tl.s5; white, sl.s7h. Pork and
bacon dull and unchanged. Sugar firm prime
10 choice, llGl9c, Molasses higher; prime ia
shelss, ste7ss. Tshssse dali and snshAngsd