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MARRIED.


HENRY-FEGER-n the First Baptist
Church, IN this city, on the Dist inst, by Rev.
A Is. Miller, Captain WELRER +. HENRY, Of
Pekln, Illinois, 70 Miss h. JOIE tEGER, only
daughter Of d. d. Feger, Of this city.
Having been favored with an invitation tn
witness the ceremony, We had the pleasure Of
seeing our fair young friend JOSIE place her
hand in THAI Of her future captain 10 be
guided by him down ufes Turbulent stream,
which we trust may be made smooth to them,
giided with eDdpripg sunlight, and their COM
mon barque be MATTED by airs freighted with
the incense OF floral treasures.
When heart and heart in holy wedlock Joined,
Bless'd by the priest, more closely are entwined,
LeIn Ms rough winds across their path prevail,
But summer breezes only bend their sail,
Through hour OF Ioye-nay, Of enTaptured
bliss,
re tbeirB a life OF endless happiness.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
AND GYMNASTICS.

ATDME. LEISE would most respectfully an
M nouncet 10 the citizens OF MeIQphis that
her Glasses are now open aLher new aud SPLEEN
did Hail, At No. 81 Second street, In the Ad-
ans block, one OF the most private and pleas
ant ocauOn in the city. Nome. l.. has two
large Halls suited 10 all the wants Of her pu-
pits. All her Glasses viii be strictly private.
Pupils admitted on The days OF tuition. All
the new and most fashionable dances taught
in a lew Lesson. Ladies' classes Tuesdays and
SATURDAYS at 10 o'clock am; Masters ana
Misses Tuesdays and Saturdays at half-past 3
O'clock In: Gentlemen from 8 20 10 O'Clock
pm. on Tde-days and Saturdays. Mdme- l.
viii Civ instructions in the Lee Academy, the
Memphis Female Institute, and at Mrs. Ma
ghee's School in south Memphis, as soon as the
classes can be arranged. The Madame viii also
give instructious in the new Gymnastics or
Physical Culture, which mparts so much grace
and beauty 10 the hguIe. This training gives
her School the advantage over all Others, rs
there is no extra charge made for this branch.
Terms-tO anti the times-per term Of twenty
four lessons, SIS.
Parents and guardians are invited TO visit
School during the hours Of tuition, before
placing their children elsewhere. Good music
provided, and soirees given twice per month.
sell
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LONDON, November 22.-Consols, 95s +;
5 20s, 7O3; Illinois Central, 500 Erie,
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DIER.

COWART-0f pneumonia, at the Worsham
House, in this city, on Friday morning, the 22d
inst, WILLIAM d. CowABT. Of Councu Bend,
Ark in the 40th year OF his age.
GREEN-FLORENcE GREEN, eldest daughter
OF Mrs I. L. Green, aged 4 years ? months and
y days
The funeral viii take place from the resi-
dence, JOS Vance street, This Saturday Morn
Ing, al 10 o'clock.
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EoR sALE OF RENT-

ALARM Of so acres, 200 acres in cultivation,
with a good Dwelling House, Gin House, erist
Min, Cotton Gin and Press, Peach and Apple
Orchard, slrawberrys, RaspoerTys and other
fruits. The renter or purchaser will have the
refusal OF TIE progender, stock and implements
Of agriculture now on the place-known as
the " Buster Place, A." IA miles from Memphis, one
mile from the Pigeon Roost road. Inquire Of
d. DENIS. Iqa Main street. nov2sl w
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NOTICE.

TN consequence OF an extraordinary process
obtained by T. w Briggs, my partner
against the firm OF Briggs & Peterson Dy ths
The Law Court, / am compellet 10 stop any
further action touching said nrm untl me
Chancell or, Vim. NJ. Smith, shall act upon sau
a. a matter sf Justice 70 us, and hope IN Jew
DAYS to be abe to present TO the proper IoIuh-
the Chancery Court such a case as WIN ehauIe
and the arm OF Briggs 4 Peterson TO pursue
our legftimats business regularly, ana serFelhe
public who wish 10 patrontze US, as they nave
heretofore done.
5In6v9s ~ ]. II. PETERSOS.
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NEW ADvERTIsEME'Ts
B I

T s in the city. on Wednesday, Ath. n
Dran drawn by I'm. Fletcher on Meaebani
a IreadwelI, and accepted IN favor Of Stokes q
Morgan for $50 ~ Is not indorsed snd cai
be 81 70 use 70 tae finder, but n reasonable re-
ward will be paid for It's return 70 this ONCE.
w,xrna lie
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Agents wanted Everywher
FOR aFINLEY's CHURN-DAsHER',

Ths FINLEY CHURN DAsHER combines 50 fully the requisite, qualities Of amlHas
md practical WMa, su place il at ne head Of all oher Implement for SINH ar r-
poSa and @muotm fail to recommend itself most Orcby TO the commo sense and gJd judg-
Of honsksPsI eysy where andt9h = EMtel SO me o he td nPH@@ o. ad sT-
need OF time oRay md OtOruuHqb UmAoaG
Remember that herean Pnshas Bnn liked a F0UR DoLLARSea6h % TywhsEs; and
O. theDaher Nr the whole Unneds sites M fhssNGen ne obhhnedt Auugh any other
than authorized agencies
Remember That su hkds price to Agents hEb been liked at a nGnet to insure a Ea
profit TO- such agenE as may hRndet with nhUry and tact and that snch agents can, viii a
cash capitol OF es hundnd TO one moandd dollars make more mOra in hs nG with ka
trouble and with less akth Ia many heual u around you with h"ISndso " aPhali nVetsdin
Rrenber that ane ahrnnO smqdem men, who are vhIsKt o. "pul on coat ana roll I'D
IAN, wuha small capital realize neh nhdp PEI ~M JwH A evey thirty to sixty
days induenent enough certainty and W care pgpsredi Q oMr Jwa suento theH g& % q
men, UndTddad dsnHdh.h ouern u no sach poHs mE made 10 "hNm men" yT uycmntd do
H. way then, with eomplnHo f~hard una4" NJ mplOymem ano situations" Come
sndee employlnen md od pay-enpoynenf br thousands enpoym emit ohP MaGfan an
hQApr UWTnM The field Of operation Is as w1dS AZ tho whole country hn ey You're wn
z ounS- States Counties Cities To~nsandm The Kual DsniGS-Noth, souh, Fast and West
alH before yoL Ear visit theme m kOta on hOnshaek BY wagon railroad and samb0at
find ready cusomer and yu viii eoOni laugh st the lazy OaRr" who 9eep2ar uunaa All day
Iog crying har1u lines and worse coming Young met, eamepsi he siusuon ~ mako bwr
ovHboand "nBe pride" "a politics." a2ion,s" 2 teams" golden dreams" and downy
epena and axe hold III bis work. with Fm. "drveu Il" ahead.m AM soon he empty pne will
be m-m nniu goT-an dndeDes viii spring ~ by ths leGoD. -
ReeHbr thatin addition 10 The AgsPgMs tatt there are Two RRJzES At stake snd
Remember zealand see usa @s III write nT particulars, with stamp for answer
Ia & CO.
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UhRESERVED CASH SALE!
SEVEN ACRES of LAND
IN THE
L o fl TT T..
Near Fort Pickering.
ONDAY. DECEMBER End.
Street PROPERTY.

MTE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, To THE
highest bidder, THREE LOTS on the northeast
corner of Second and Adams streets. The sale
to take place on MONDAY, November 9th, at
u o'clock m.
nsrs on Second street. II will be sold regard
credit OF twelve months, with Interest.
Tie title perfect. sale positive.
g.. Ii. MONSARRAT,
novl7 Auctioneer.
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NOTICE.

u,Hg clfents Of the late NJ. r. Hill, Esq, and
smith q Hi, are hereby notined That
Information in regard 70 their business
can be obtained nom Messrs- stephens q
smith attornevaaf-lay y Madison street in
whose charge the papers and nnfnishsd busl-
ness have been place. They VIII give ~attenton
orrsn,s ceots SPARED BILL.
Nras,,ha- 9s 1871 nov23 Wv
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SEVEN negro eouvicts escaped fromthe
Tennessee penitentisry on Monday last.
A preconcerted plan had been formed on
the part of seventy-fOur, but only seven
succeeded. 1t is thought they will all be
captured.
The Archduke Henry Of Austria has
married Mile. Hoffman, a theatrical
performer. She has been made Countess
De BoZin.
GEN. FORREST vas in Nashville on the
18th, also Gen. JOHN Q. Brown, Of
Pulaski.
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julius DECEMBER, legislative reporter
Tor the Stats Zetaag Of Nashville, was
arrested in that city Oh Sunday last on q
United States warrant issued for an
alleged d~efslcation Of 500, 090, as Deputy
Collector Of Internal Revenue At Erie
Pa, whence be had surreptitioualy hed
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Residence at Auction.

VKyE will sell on the premises, on SATUR-
w DAY MORNING.. November 2d al II
O'Clock. a DWELLING HONSE AND LOT
situated in Town reserve on B1ukiey
avenue, Just beyond the crossing Of the ". aud
O.. railroad. the house is nearly new, and IN
complete order, and contains six rooms stable
and ali necessary out houses. The Lot has a
font Of 100 feet by a depth Of 1917 to an alley.
This is q very healthy and desirable location.
This properly belongs TO a nonresident and
his orders are 20 sell positively Tor whatever
the properly may bring. Title perfect. sale
positive. o. II. MONSARRAT,
noI7td Au%ctiOneer.
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THE following resolutions have been
adopted By the Planters Association Of
Claiborne parish, upon the recommends
ton Of 8 committee
WHEREAS, the exhausted and dilapi-
dated condition Of our country, attTibu-
table to the GisOrgsDizedsystem Of labor,
az well as an over anxiety upon the part
OF me DiSnter 70 raise large crops Of cot
ton, calls loudly UPON the planters for a
change in regard thereto, therefore, we
whose names are hereto annexed, have
formed ourselves into q society, known
as the Planters Association Of Claiborne
parish.
/. ResOlyed, That for the future, we
will devote our attention TO raising more
grain, fruit and vegetables, and less cot
ton, thereby making the country self
sustaining.
.. RESOLVED, That we will not employ
any labOrers who are of known vicious
habits, OF who cannot produce good evil
aslce ef their qualities as faithful labor
ers, and VINO hsxe rct faithfully COM
piled with any previous cOnIraqG Aiads
with their former employers. This reso-
luton TO take effect November l, 1867.
2. RcSO1Ued, That We, as al AssOciS-
ton, f9ei = pgr duty to ameliorate the
condition Of ali our people, irrespective
of color, and pledge ourselves 10 s faith
ful performance Of any and all contracts
buat w may enter into. with labOrers
hereafter.
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NEW ApvERTIsEME.Ts

MASONIC NOTICE.-The
vi officers and members Of Bamil- N
ton Lodge, No. 295, are hereby notified
10 attend a special communication, M
This Saturday Evening, November
q. 1867, for work in the NJ. NJ. Degree
By order Of z. N. STANLEY, W. NJ.
w. II. BUTTS. Secretary. nova II
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Wilkes SpiFH 81 the Tunes, notwith-
standing its promise to ALLURE politics,
has 8 word Is say on the subject occa-
siOnally. Il remarks at cannot be
doubted that in administering this rebuks
to the Republican party, the people have
acted with elaboration and il is equally
i2dubitable that the driving power OF
that reOuks wss the public conviction of
the incompetency Of the leaders of that
party to the further management Of the
national affairs. Whether the people
meant, at the same time, to proclaim
their cODhdenpean the superior virtue Of
the Democratic party, IL a problem OF
quite another color. Nothing
pays so high a per centage as courage ;
nothing Is 80 fatal to presumptuous
leaders as 0OWsrdi0e. II was obvious to
every man Of the least worldly expert
ence, that If Congress should permit the
President to usurp its functions and to
challenge it to com bat without provoking
a comparison Of powers, that the finch
ing party would use the worlds respect,
and with that respect its own ascend
ancy. 1t was, therefore, the unfortunate
refusal Of the Republican party to i'm
peach Mr.. johnson when the time was
ripe, and the hesitation to confer upon
the country the tranquility which would
have followed any prompt form Of recon-
structiOn, that was the starting point Of
it's Decline"
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Retail Price. 81 90 Each, and Invariably Cash.


No. 321 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES.
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ALLEN HOUSE,
CORNER WASHINGTON X EECONDSTS.
l. We axe pleasure in RnncunoinR that our
house is stil open for the accommodation ofthe
travelling community. Neat and comfortable
rooms can be secured at all times, and with
street attention to the wants of guests. We feel
nc hesitancy in asserting that we can and will
please all who may favor US with their pstron-
aye We VIII be pleased to meet Old friends aud
patrons. aud as many new ones as may f&VOr
us with a call. We feel under many obligations
or the liberal patronage bestowed upon ustn
the past. and hope to receive our share in
utura. BOaId 81 50 per day. novi0-Sm
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Notice.

r WILD sell nav lower Plantation IN TunIca
county. or exchange 1t for other good pFoT--
erty, or lease - for tie nexf year or FOR q series
OF years. IL Is one OF the highest and best n
iyls Y a "h4eAI
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Saloon for Rent and Fixtures for
10 BridQe BuiIders,

ONE OF the Oldest established stands in the
" city for RkHI. and the FIXTURES for
SALE on the most reason able terms. Apply
at this Ofice. nov28 II
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udoa rot only make good Butter, but about OWE FOURTg NORE ta given auuuutG
udr Ike Renaissance OF quality and temperature and in about ONE HALF TIE
TINE equhdb by the use Of he "Od dasheE" IN. hovsG, que padyO onnssthssu
viii not make Bmer mQuk as the boosted" Five Nuue"a and oHe"istuins" Churns nor
would We avef so quick fort he very plain ant simple rson THAT the extraordinarily rapid
operation OF sChC hum yields as the rsuta msg SOFT LdRDY Hdr7Hag NI inzpsd
of hose RICH. GRALNY, WAY, FIRM INT LIYELY UALIESwhcheonsttate REAL
GOOD BUTTER.
Wels rI havs one u he"od hshnned" Chuns an Cd family relic of@veaIg gene
ratons p,a nj do I understand you that nothing mWeE required than neOfthe" IN
LEY DAsRERSf"
Nothing else whatever to complete he STHlIE EST CHEAPEST md MOST dTSFAC~
TORY CHURHLNG APPARATUS that e world ms ret produced
Well friend noe more-ex me dr-nEt well peud ht a Titles suspicious Can't
help T. Asy on sure this mo I'M ofhs Yankee LUubu-s -oDeo the" Machine NunnssH"
or me o tn Hui ofuhe Universal Hams" sort uf@f "a hhan stst would, to 0okWp0r
bring a"broad guags"g grin to the phz of tbs most stdous e2tUe-bat with sOmewhatOf
achangs in the programme and scenery" when casting hy peep at the cook after many
ruuesa efforts slices bH otwo UEhi such lookssnd such -toHguHg as all understand
who have been" thuLy done for"
MempksI discovers mutual ymPhhys similarity Of expedeuoe and nhsrasN
mnadon to void N humbuss especially with e "1 Lke pphx Ny tnend' FAN1El
D4SgERT rs y0 BU6BF not bit oftLdr lisa "hOmen Invention" and whI uPenhs
own me merits win us wv ippe vrvh ouehdd in the land, North and soutA The Dssher
is open to- competition INT 10" common sense" every Jay practical use and household econ
omy SAY to YANKEES or anybody else. BEAT IT IF YOU CAM -
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Principal Depot for the southenststes for FIELEYs cHURN DAsHERa
at the popular China Hall of EASrLAND, LLOYD & GILBERT, No.
32I Main street, Memphis, Tenn, and for sale BY agents everywhere.
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OF WHAT, STRIP

WHY DO you ASK ME THAT QUESTION, SIR
bencsh that the sboHow and troublesome item Of ohumng may beeonea an agreeable reon-
ton to he ladies' upon WHOM such duties usually devove
What's the artcleP What's the description What's it do,
pray, sirP
Well, tisshmpy two screw popeler wheesat attached 10 helowere nd of STAFF or handle
whiehs placed in hs "Odf fashioned" wooden orHb chTn, and worked IN the @ne man
at every u and down movenen oil the "DmhHI" eoDPeaayd sengsgng and cutting the
vision of the wheels Keeps the whole bulk of The cream supplied with constant currents OF
fresh ali, thus seeming byhe simplest pOossth he true punePfso Of Good Butter Making"
Well, sir, is the thing smple-very simple?
Why. so veys simple hen SCENT mtn ota word Of sxplanaIOnB Unnecessary. Why"Bd-
dyr" Aun Dnah.' or III egbty year Did cnHd@ n boh uneN0nd and use and coHntb fol
uern lives imagine any the purpose 6rit
Is it durable and substantial, sir?
uBmadeO OF the best sheet Znc-wn not mt-stn -neatm ND with ordinary emew win
LAST Iong@ you and you pandehhduns eniden.
Long enough; well. my friend. does it make GOOD BUTTER
- nnrrZn
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mTFGE.
s q R A C e

Fire and Marine Insurance.
Home Insurance Company Of
NEW YORK.
50
Security Insurance Company
Of NEW YCRK.
Assets. 'U1zffVo %
Enterprise Insurance Company
OF CINCINNATI.
Putnam Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
THE well established reputation of these
/ Companies for prompt and honorable deal
ing. and their large Cash Assets,
them 70 the favor Of Business Men aud Prop
srty Holders who desire reliable insurance, for
either Fire or Marine. We represent no COM
panies but those duly authorized by state and
local laws. All losses adjusted and paid at this
agency.
Vrsdenburg & Sylvester,
General Insurance Agents, No. II Madison
street Cup stairs, Memphis, Tenn. nUvH
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Long enough; vel
and QUICK?

II is made OF the best Sheet Zne-WhI not rusi-stTong-
last as long as you and your gTand-children's children.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, March 2.
F1oUR--u changed.
WHEAT-Closed dull at 50 4O02 As for No.
Spring, and 81 80 for No. l Winter.
CORN Unchanged; the demand is light T;
No. L, &c in elevator, and TIC in sacks
White, S8982c in sacks. trn .rafaI
OATS-Dull at 52c for No. in elevator.
RYE-Qui It at 81 23@1 Is for No. l.
CoTToN-Dull, owing 1.-THE large receipts
reported at New Orleans yesterday; Mid
ding nominally 2Sc. Receipts for the past
week T. 747 bales, and from Sept. LIST, 100 49S
bales, against 1880 bales for the same
time last season.
WHISKY Advanced to 26c at the close OF
'Change, though sales were made in the
forenoon at 2514c. 49,
MESS PoRK-Quiet, but is held at $40 80
for CITY. and S20@2O % for Country. 81
BULK MEATS--Firm but quiet at ~, 81,
and l0hc for shoulders. sides, and clear
sides and l015c for hams.
-BACoN---Rather dull, for shoulders, but
clear sides are firm at l2c.
LARD---Quiet. but firm; City can not be
bought below 1925 TO 121ac.
TALLoW-Advanced 10 TIC. TOT clty-ren-
dered
BrTrER-Dull at 22@25c: for light-colored
, roll choice yellow would bring 28955c., In
GLIDING Western Reserve. rt
CHEESE Firm at l6tGl7c.
CLOVER SEKD-In good demand at So IS
Timothy dull at 50 SOC no. Flaxseed Il
CoFfEE steady at 2e@2s1zc. li
LHSsEED oiL~sl As, and dull, owing tc
the decline in New York. .,.... .4.s
| GoLD-1S814, buying, and lSos4@l5S, sell
ExcHANGE-Stea ts.s
MoNEY-Market quiet. ..af .t..,4ElI5{1
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March 2.
CorToN-DuIl, and rather easier, under
larger receipts; sales of 800 bales at 3l@
FLoUR15@IO cents lower; s8 55@9 rs
| for superfine State and Western; 50 S0@l0
so for Extra Western; $40 9O9l2 90 for
choice do; 80 S09n 90 for shipping
brands extra round-hoop Ohio; and Sl1 90
| for trade brands, market closing dull.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT--Market duh and dropping;
sales of 1900 bushels. at 81 % for seed
Milwaukee; and 81 So for good No. 2 Chi
RYEEFirmer. with sales. of 1880 at 81 Il
| al Is for Western; 81 259l 30 for canada,
| free: 81 30(91 80 for State.
BARLEY-Withoutd decided change; sales
| of 1900 bushels twO-rowed State at 93c,
forinferior, in store; and 81 Is for choice
afioat.
PEAs-In bond 81 Is.
CoRN-Receipts,i 1880 bushels; market
opened l02c lower, but closed frmer !:
sales, $1,000 bushels at 81 O591 OF for mixed
Western in store 81 90 for de. af1oat; and
81 o. for new Western mixed, at railway
depot. ll1NA "a.
OATs-Receip;s, ! $40 bushels. and easier !;
sales. $500 bushels at 5S@62c. for Western (;
68Cd70c. for State; and 78c. for Canada East.
STocK. OF GRAIN ON THE 1sr MARcH: =
Corn, 3,10l, 478 bushels; wheaI, 2,080, 0l3 ;
OATS 2,494 757; barley, ,53S, Sl9; peas, sc, $50.
CoAL~-Forelgn. scarce and fair; domes-
tic, quiet and unchanged.
Wool = Quiet and firm; sales, go, 1000
pounds; 45@50c. for domestic fleece; 1910
SOC. for pulled; 29@33c. for Texas.
LEATHER Hemlock, sales quiet at
previous prices.
RICE-NCminally UNCHANGED.
COFFEE Firm. - 44f5
SUGAR-Firm, with fail demand; sales,
10 hnds Of Cuba at losS@9lc., 1850 boxes Of
MoLAssEs-Sales Of 90 barrels of Musco-
vado at 52@55c. per galfon.
PETRoLEUM-Steady; sales, 1000 barrels
at l71ac for crude and 2S1a@29c. for refined
Vi. ga
HoPs|Quiet ana firm, at s5@75c.
PORK-The market is irmer, with sales
of 500 barrels; k2l 00921 80 for new mess,
20 50 for old mess; Sl6 75@17 25 for prime,
and $40 5000 Is for prime mess; also S12 80
for new mess, and 81 3092l So seller and
buyer for March and April.
BEEF-Steady Ssales 800 barrels, at about
BEEF HAMs-Fi rm sales 165 barrels. at
BACoN-Steady, and in moderate de-
mand; sales $50 boxes; 10149lO36c for Cum
berfand, and l2c for short clear.
u CUT MEATS-A ctive and firm; sales 1850
PfsssS Se. S74gli0 f0r shoulders ana ll@
dressed Hoes-Nominal; 95z@1Oc for
LARD-Quiet and heavy; sales 80 bar
new. .....,...s.
Butter Butter Dull Dull, at l5@2ec for Ohio.
MoNEY-More active; &c for call; sterling
dull at Sl0S15@l0ss4. gold for first class bills.
Gold lower; opened at 139 and closed at
1881. Government stock, quiet.
&fft& LATEST-5 P. NJ asi
= FLOUR-Dull and declining.
NJ WHEAT-Quiet and heavy at 50 20@2 28 for
No. Spring.
CoRN-Steady at 81 or in store and 81 90
af1oat, for mixed Western here.
.OATs-Dult aud heavy at 56@62c for Wes-
tern.
PoRK-Firm at s2l 81 cash, and S2I A reg
ular, for new Western mess.
BEEF-Quiet and firm.
BACoN-Quiet.
DRESSED HoGs-s9 for Western.
LARD-Duli at 121s9I311zc for fair to prime
steam and kettle rendered.