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MUSTANG Iiniment.

Have you hurt child Of a lame horsei Use the
Mexican Mustang Liniment
For cuts, sprai 8, burns, sWellinRs and caked
breasts, the Mexican Mustang Liniment is = certain
cure.
For Rheumatism, neuralgia stiff joints, stings and
bites there is nothing like the Mexican Mustang
Linment. -
Cor spaviied horses, the poll evil, ring bone, and
sweeny, the Mexican Mustang Ii kement never fails
For wind gals scratches big bead and splint,
the Mexican Mustang Llniment is worth its weight
in gold.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and sweliHss, are 40 con.
mon and certain 10 occur IN every fadv, that bot
tic of this Liniment is the best iuvestent that can
be made
il is more certain than the doctor--it saves time
in sending for the doctor-it is cheaper than ths
doctor, and should never be dispensed with.
In lifting the kettle from fire IL tipped over and
scalded my hands terribly, The Mustang Lin
inent extracted the pain and caused the sote to heal
rapidly, and left very little Scar. CHAs FOsTER.
439 Broad street. Phila
Mrs. S. Itch, Of Hyde Park, Vt, writes: my
horse considered worthless, (spavin) but since
the use fthe Mustang Imminent. I have sold him
for $3.50. Your Lnimeht Is doing wonders up here.
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engraVings,
aAigpsd q. w. Westbrook. Chemist ard also has the
private U. S. stamp OF DemAs Barnes & Co., over
tho top. Look closely. Sold by all druggists, rs,
so cts, and 81 90.
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BARNES MAGNOLIA WATER,

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure aud the gen
tlcman's boOn The "sAeetest thingm and largest
quantity. "MAnufaetdfed from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathihg the face and person.
10 render the skin Soft and fesh, to prevent eruD
tons, t. perfume clothing, &c. ..t.' ~
1t overcOmes the Unpleasant odor Of perspiration,
1t removes tan, redness, blctehes, &c.
1t cures nervous headaehe ahd Gllays inflammation.
1t cools. sOftens and Gdds delicacy 10 the skin.
ltyields subdued and lasting perfume.
1t cures musquitO bites and stinRs Of insects
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
It is what every lady should have, Sold every
where. Try the Magnolia Water oncs, aud you Sill
use no other Cologne, Pefumey, or Toilet Water
DEMAs BARNES 4 co.,
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
Sold by druggists add dealers on the Pacific Coast
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Lyons Extract Ginger.

LToS's EYTRAcT OF JAMAICA GINskR.-For Indi.
gestion Heart burn, Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus.
quired. fts careful preparation and entire purity
make it a cheap and reliable article for culinary
purposes. Sold everywhere at so cts per bottle. Ask
for "LYON'Sn Pure Extract. Take no other.
CAUTIoN.-See that the private u. s. stamp Of De-
Burnes tE Co. is over the cork Of each bottle.
Mono other Is gen uine. l8-ly.
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A FA4sURE-Geaeral Sherman's mission
u MEXICO hm proved a failure. There is
no rsptslicaa government in the country,
and .feer the withdraWal of the French troops,
unless our owa gOverumest iuterveues, the
whole land viii fan prey 70 anarchy,
, 1867-01-11

DoSEsTrC INDUsTRY.--We hear Of \ far
u.r 90 the Touchet, Mr.. Day, who has put
NO this winter ten tons Of bacon, and 4 corr
demanding amount Of lard. When ell oar
farmers get to operating in this way We shall
have rpbounded prosperity,
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A1InAMA consents to the constitutional
',u,0duen. provided her members Of Con.
,,,,, are admitted without any further Con.
S;,;ou,. On this question Of admission, -
,bu, presented, the radicals is Congress are
divided.
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January 3D., 1851. .--Coupsil netAt usual hour
Present Mayor Whitman, AsSsrs. Mckee, Miner,
Baegs aad Guichard. IIl- Wg-gI
Mr.. Mckee in the Chair. Minutes Of previous
1eeting read and approved. - .aS.
COMMITTEES on Health and Police reported that
they had provided qdatters for pauper sam, aud
that they had found Il necessary to furnish him
with clothing. On motion the report was adop-
ted aud ordered ated.
Committee Oh Finance reported favorably iu
regard 70 bills Of J. b. Lamar and o. P. Lacy,
And reeomnendsd their allowance. Report adopS
ted
The following bills were allowed aad warrants
ordered:
J. D. LauAn,. Bulkh.ads, s4ss, coin.
o. P. Lacy Fees S Z, currency
Mrs. Levsrtou, Board Of fPsuper, $ 10, coin.
Bill Of J. Bauer, Fire WGrdea, was referred to
Finance Committee.
Proposals for filing In behind bulkhsadS Of
4th aud 5th streets were received from A. B.
Roberts, $loo in esia, aud from ChaS. CharbOt,
$s6 In eoia. On motion, the contract was aWAr-
ded 70 Chae0ot, he being the lowest bidder.
The following reports from City Officers for
quarter ending December 3lst, 1855, were rs>
rsiVsd and ordered filed: City Marshal, City
Recorder, City Treasurer aad City Clerk.
Oa motion, the Clerk was instructed to notify
City TrsaIurer, Recorder and Marshal that they
are required to give new bonds to the City aeeor-
ding to requirements of Ordinance relating to
their Offices.
On molten, the Marshal was instructed to en-
clOss lot No. 1, in block 10, with q fence, aud
that said lot would be sold 10 pay expense Of the
sane IA default Of payment By the owner. Ad-
journed.
Marshal reports 20 arrests for the quarter
Recorder repSrtS that ls Of the parties arrest
ed paid hneS amounting to $lo7, that were
discharged, and served out time in Jail,
TreaISrsr's RepOrt.-CaIh on hand and received
during quarter, $3OO3 IL.
DS6urIed during quarter, $2976.ss
On hand, 27.24,
Csrk'' Rsport.-wsrrAnts outstanding octo.
Der 10th, 1886, S be5. 80.
Warrants issued during Or. hospital, 46855.
Warrants issued during Or. Clk's sally l62. so.
Warrants issued during Or. Jail act, $3.50.
Warrants issued dnring Of. Police act 964.34
WArrrntI issued during Or. Street rep'rs 1859.
Warrants iSSnsd during or. Stree. g'd'g l542.72.
Warrants issued during Or. Bulkhesds 27sI. 20.
Warrants, TreASurer'G Fees 1896.
Total, S62l7 80.
Amt Warrants cancelled during Or S2932 AZ.
Amt TrSGTursr'S Fees, paid; 1886.
$2976ss.
Amt City Debt JANUARY tst, 1897, $424l:44
JGnuGry sh.-Council met at the usual hour.
Present, Mayor Whitman; MessrI. Mckee, Miner,
BSEgS, and GuchSrd.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and approved.
Bill Of Mrs. EeVertou, one weeks board for
pGuper was allowed and warrant ordered.
Finance Committee, to whom had been refer
red bill Of j. Bauer, recomnC uded that bill lay
over until next meeting, it being incorrect.
Bill Of VIM. KohlhAuf, IS in coin, for clean
lnw anuiF,a and llnu ID
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Vo,'r GuvI UP.-A private letter from olym.
-. nate, that GoVernor Pickering will refuse
:. ,,rr.ud.r bis Of6eS to Geo. E. Cole, In the
,.,.,, ,f that gentleman being appointed Gov.
,.,,., Of WIGAingtOH TSrritSry. These radicals
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sHoILwArER BAY 9TsrEEa.-Nr. SAudSrIon,
Of ii. "wAlls WGllI Chop HOuGe, is ia receipt
By every steamer from below, Of fresh ShOAl-
water Bay oysters, which he is prepared to stew,
rsA,. sr try ia style tO suit the most fAItidOuI
taste. EPicurss will give him = esll, and fest
On these delicious biValVeS.
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To CoRREsPoEDENTs.-We give up al>
m0.. th. whole Of our available space to corr
-,,OOudents, and yet are obliged to crowd
-. Al. fayOrs Of several esteemed friends.
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LYONS FLEA POWDER.

bEATa TO FLELs.-It is well known that Lyons
genuine Magnetic Powder will perfectly destroy eve
ythng in the shape of heas ticks, bed bugs, roach
Sc that it is perfect poison to the insect tribe, but
entirely harmless 10 the human species and domestic
animals. The genuine has the signature Of Z. Lyon
and the private stamp OF Demas Barnes & Co. Any
thing else of this kind is am imitation or counter
felt Any druggist will procure the genuine, if yoO
insist YOU will have Othor.
, 1867-01-11

t/NOr A CISDIDLrE.-H, G. Struvs, editor Of
the Vancouver Register, di'elAiuS being cAldi'
date fer Congress, and says the republicans Of
Clark sounty favor the aspirations of gentle,
nIa living At Walls WsllR. Judge Wyche,
without doubt, is the gentleman alluded to.
Fr'n present Appearances, it would seem that
h' Judge hII the inside of the track 90 far as
the republican nomination is concerned. ~
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NoRI RicHHSNDS.-Ws have AlreAdy given a
Spoksa Of as candidates to represent Washing
zen Territory ia Congress. The names OF D. N.
J'''es and J. H. BlsWstt, both sound democrats,
md fully competent to discharge the duties of
the position, are mentioned in addition TO those
previously ASmsd.
, 1867-01-11

BurRa ARxI OF SoLDIERI.-C. Schumacher,
EAnsmith Of this city, on az affidavit made BY
Lieut.. o. J. Converse, commanding at Fort Wal
a wGlls, Was brought before Judge wychs on
charge Of buying arms and equipments Of
older, Esd was held to answer to the next term
dsllArI. The law 10 not only proper and nee
s'Isry Ous, but Ievers in its provisions, as the
Ofsudsr may BE- fnsd in the sum Of ave hundred
dollars Gud imprisoned for two years. Our cit.
IsuS WSuld do we'll to take notice and govern
thImIslVeI accordingly.
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ONE SUPP ERB VOLUME
OF OVER
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC:

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC:
Be not deceived into subscribing for any other
impartia !history numerous now adays) be!ieyS
ing it to be HEADLEYs.
"0f the many histories of the war. Tie Great
Rebellion. or a History Of the Girl nar in the
United States" by 7. J. Headey, author of 'Na-
poleon and his Marshals, etc. is undoubtedly
the most candid and impartial, well MS tho
most interesting, that has been issued from the
American press. AS descriptive writer, Mr..
Headley has no superior in America, DAILY
Herald, portland, Oregon July II, 1866.
at is the best history yet offered. We COM
mend it to all who desire fair impartial hsto-
ry."-Demoeratic Revis0, (SNlem, Oregon Juno
25th.
The book Is received by the General Agents
and ready for delivery. Sample copies may b0
seen at D. S. Baker & Co.. Walla Wala. Agents
wanted for this and other valuable works, Pic.
toral Charts, Maps, &c.
Sold by subscription, only.
For terms, address TRAYERS BROS,
T48-tf1 General Agents, Portland, Og'n.
, 1867-01-11


THE WINTER.-That venerable individu>
a known as the "oldest inhabitant," has no
recollection Of winter as mild az the pres
'O'' It i, now the llth of January, and
J'tH this writing the valley is almost free
from InOW. Father De Smet, in his journal
ottra'els through Oregon, in ls45, in deSs
cnOing this Valley, says: "SnOw is never
seen, and the rains are neither destructive
nor Iuperabundant." Hitherto VIC have
e0nrrdssred the Rev. Fathers description of
fe' country as rather fauciful, but with the
experience of this winter We are prepared to
'eOaose the winter aI eminsntly Italian.
: RS,-TUo Hours Later-We take it all
back The snow is coming down furiOusly,
With every appearance of an Artic winter.
, 1867-01-11

THE DUsT NUIsANCE.-The merchants
Of Idaho City have bound themselves under
solemn oath to take gold dust at the follow.
ing rates:
Clean BOiI, Dust, $l4 per ounce;
South Boise Dust, IL per ounce;
OWyhss Placer Dust. 10 per ounce;
Owyhee battery not to be encouraged AI a cur
r'ncy atIny price.
Iti greatly to be regretted thatthe mer.
sh'uts Of Walla Walla cannot come to some
understanding on this question, and thus~fid
sSe market Of the gold dust nuisance.
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Dissolution.


"a SACk OF C0FFE, (nOt fulD NEAR JAMES
- ha{nolda reaidsnee on the TumAlum River.
ssPPe,ed 70 have been lost from team. The owner
nave aAid oonss By proving property and paying
- GILBERT WYATT,
IIn' VIM. hOOrSs farm, on the Tumalum
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Agency Notice.

nUAlNe NJ ABSENCE, d. q. CHASE IS
~ authorised Agent. B:LHKr0N.
Ose'uSss ISth, Iest. Stv
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|. !. !. ! I !. !
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HII/X///. n complaining? Are You
knTLLLL//, = cut If order with your sys-
1BDt0IR6ZL/ EN- deranged and Vntr feel
'WNTJ/ZLZ/r ngs Wicuu JralIe2 These
SNAhD M/A symptoms are often the pre-
IN nde to seriou. Sim So Somo
N n ht OF sickness is creeping
vi upon yuu, and should 10
~N-N aveited by timely usa Of
~ the right remedy. Tuke Al-
ar's Pills NJ t tho dis rderrd huh'rs-
- ID, tbs hInod and let tho fluids move on in un-
obstructed health agan. They stimulate the fuht-
tiops OF the body into vigorous activity purify tAe
svstem from the obstruct IONS which make disease. y
cold settles somewhere in tho body. and deruEes
its natural functions These il not relieved, react up
on themselves and the surrounding organs rr'In'
cling general aggravhton, suffering nl dera'-oieh''
While in this condition take Ayers Pills AMI sec
how directly they restore tie natural action OF the
systen and with it tlIe bunyaut feeling ot health
again that il true and o apparent IA th'S trLYA
and common cOmplant is also true M m'my "t 'A9
deep seated and dangerous di~tempers. The sa'no
nur9atiye effect expes them Caused Icy similar Oh
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ly cured by the same means. Nome VINO kn"% lie
virtue of these Pills will neglect to employ them wheh
suffering from the disorders they crt such ~ Head
ache Foul Stomach, Dysentery, Bilious c'mP"Ih'S'
Indigestion Deralgeneut Of the Liver COstlvetitNHI
Constipation, Heartburn, Rhenma'l1m, .DTls?'
Worms and Suppression, when takeu IN large d',eH.
They are Sugar Coated. 30 thai the mn't sen'is''5
can take them easily, and they are surely the o-''
pu rgatiye medicine yet discovered
Ayers Agus Cure
For the speedy and Certain Cnre Of Inter-
mtttent Fever or Chills and Fever remit
tent Fever, ChiH Fever. Dumb Agua Peril
OdicaI Headache, and Billions FeVers; in-
deed, for the " hole class OF diseases orig
mating in hillary deTangemehl, eapSei by
ihe maIaria of mIas m +ic cOuntriesi
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the Sc
yerest cases Of Chills and Feyer, and it has this
advantage over other agle medicines, that it
Iubdues the complaint %ithont injury to the
patiept. It contains no quinine or other delete
rious substance, nor does it produce quinism or
any injurious effect whatever. Shaking broth
ers of the army and the west, try it and you
win endorse these assertions.
Prepared by J. C. AVER L CO., Lowell, Mass,
and sold at Wholesale by SMITH / DAVIS,
Portland, and by all dealers 1a 40 IN.
, 1867-01-11

INSTRUCTION In FRENCH q GERMAN
MRS. J. BAUER respectfully informs the public
vi that she is prepared ~
Teach the French and German Language
Also, to give Lessons in FINE NEEDLE WORK Of
every description.
Terms moderate. For particulars, enquire at the
residence next 10 the n. Z. Church.
WILL. w.ll.- Oct Is 1886 t5-3m
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THM1TR

rhaE SUBSCRIBER HAS NOW ON HAND AT
L the Saw Mili. formerly known as The Sims q Per
kiuS Min A full stock Of LUMBER, seasoned,
fSosf one mn 10 two inches, which will be sold Cheap
fof CSsh. Onders for any amount can b hlled AZ
sbo 4 notice Persous requiring Lumber viii do well
TO send IN their orders. -,-.,,u.o.
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Notice.

IL PERsoNs INDEBTED TO W.tF: COURT
A NEYhk T. K McGOY fo- Thrashng dona In
iss5, WillsP Psass Sst,ls q iones and says cosss
Si| cOUHIEBf = hsoOt'
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AYERS Pills,

A RE yru sick, feeble on |
IA complaining? Are you
cut IT order with your sys-
EN- deranged and yotir feel
ngs WDcuul lJ1aLle? These
-ymptomS are nrren the pre-.
nde to seriou ilm.ss. Somo
it OF sickness is creeping
upon yuu, and should 10
aveited bya timely usa Of
the right remedy. Tuke A =
.. 49, IL. r,..r.,.I I,rr,r.
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nearby trane, which comes III small orders
or very sparing purchases. The suspension
of all the packets demonstrates how inn
portant to us is the trade which they bring
to us, and that their prosperity is identical
with that of our city.
There have heen very few changes in
prices, and quotations are essentially the
same as last week. In act, there has hard
ly been enough done to establish a reliable
market.
We refer to the Business Directory for a ttsI
ofthe leading merchants, manufacturing, and
commercial enterprises Of the city, Which ii
uiH be tOeIl for e. dders abroad and others vistt-
ing the city TO consult.
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Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Jan.7.
FLoUR-Steady, with a moderate de-
mand. Superf1ne SO 50@l0 60 and Trade
Brands Gil 009l3 80.
WHEAT Firm. No. l 50 As for Spring,
and 81 80 for Winter.
CoRN-Dull, at 54a55c for ear, and for
shelled (nOminally) G0c. US
RYE-Firm, at 81 20.
OATS-Duil at SIC for No. l.. II.
BARLEY-Firm, at 70975c for prime to
choice Fall.
COTTON More firm, but quiet. Middling
at 32Qs3I12.
HoGs-S6 S5@7 ., but more firm at the
close, owl to advance in gold in New
York. 81 000s7 40.-was offered, and 3 25Gd
50 was asked. Receipts. 20,500.
NJ ESS PoRK-Held at Sl9 50920 90.
LARD-1I4tGI2c.
BULK MEATS-Dull. and offered at Sc for
shoulders, and 94@l2c for sides packed.
BACON-Nothing doing.-u 1VE
t,RoCERIEs-DuII, but unchanged.
SUGAR-ll@l4e.
CoFFEE-23927c. ~ ~ n q
BUTTER AND CHEESE-UDchanged.s h. b
MoNEY-Scarce, and the demand pressing.
EXCHANGE-Rather easier, at I-l0th dis
count for buying, and at par for selling.
F, GoLD-Buying at 1874, and selling at 1876.
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New York Market.

Z co 1Ebbiii and dropping at S915as5c
for middling uplands, and S55a@36c for Or
FLoUR-In good speculative demand,
and prices advanced l0925c; $l1 1922 80 for
extra State; Sl2 u09l2 90 for round hoop
Ohio; SIS OO9i4 so for trade brands; south
ern flour higher.
WHEAT-Advanced 1@2c; small demand
at 81 So for No. Chicago.
Total Stock of Grain in Warehouse, Jan. Tth.
WHEAT, 49, % bushels.
CORN %, So. 3O7 bushels.
OATS 5l, 492 bushels. t
RYE-Higher at 81 % for common west
ern. t.tH J31r
BARLEY-Firm and quiet. e5-r f,l.t
CoRN-2c higher, and in good speculative
demand at 81 20 for new white southern;
2l(12l15c for western in store chiefly; al
and &c afloat; closing firm at y 12cln ore
OATs-I@zc higher: 66968c for CIlicago
and Milwaukee,; 6Sg7Oc for new Ohio, and
closing firm.
ing at $40 Sza2l for. Western; sis, 12925 tor
old; $40 25 cash ;Sl6 -50@l . for prime; also,
new, January. February and March, sell
lerS and buyers option, S2l92l so.
CUT MEATs-Quiet.
HAMS-Quiet.
BACON-Dull.
HoGs-Steadier for dressed at $685. for
LARD-Steady at II94@l214c for old, and
l2L(al3c for new. Err a.at d
BCrTER-l5@30c for Ohio.
TALLOw-Firmer.
PETROLEUM-Firmer;I 9c for crude, and
281S(G30c for refined in bond.
SUGAR-Firmer at l134c for Porto Rico,
and l09l0 &c for Cuba.
MoNEY-fasier at per cent.
STERLING-Dull at 91S@956.
GoLD-Unsettled; OPENING at 1915, ad-
vancng to 1854, and closing at 1895.
GovERNHENTS-Heavy and lower; Cou-
pons of 'SI. I0S3sG1 1885; do, for '62. 1071sCg
loss do, for "a, 1880 100; do, for '65, 1861
(9l06z; l0-40's, $500 lou.
BANK STATEMENT of loans,
81 so, Sol; decrease of specie, $500, $50; in
crease of circulation, SOS. 30; increase of
deposits, 81, 722,274 increase of legal ten
ders, Y, 025, 4S4; imports of specie during the
week, Sl2,2S3.
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amount OF furniture, chairs, &c.........
There is enough freight left here to load
another steamer.........Desp atches from the
Liberty announce her safe arrivalat Pa
ducah .......The Chamer is on her way up,
with full trip......The Louisville is also
coming, with ,492 bales of cotton, consing-
ed to f. H. Ehrman q Co., agents of the
Star Union Line. There are over 5000
bales en- route 10 this port, and all will, pro-
badly, arrive to-day, or to-morrow.........
Frank Co Inns. barkeeper on the Armada,
met with serious accident up Green
River. He shot and wounded a squirrel,
which started to run away. Frank set his
foot on 1t to stop it, when it turned upon
him and bit him in the little toe. Frank
will recover .......We find note on our
de k, saying that the Quickstep will leave
promptly at o'clock for Cairo and way
landings, and requesting shippers TO have
their bills of lading down promptly by that
hOuF,
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

The ice was still growing thinner last
evening and boats had but little difficulty
In making their way through it..........The
QuickStep arrived form Cairo last evening,
which port she left at o'clock Friday
evening. She had a pretty rough time of
1t. She returns to Cairo, we believe. to-
day. The Armada and Sam Orr came
out of Green River last night, arriving
here little before 10 o'clock. The Armada
will leave for Cairo at l O'Clock, and has a
full load already engaged. 1t is rather
risky going yet, but the packet company,
anxious TO accommodate the people, will
take the rislk.........The White and Ada
Lyon left for Green River last night.........
The "A lice ". was still taking freight late
last night. and will leave at O'Clock this
morning with all she can carry. X. X.
Dunkerson Co. gave her 4,06S sacks OF
corn, 70 bbls. of pork, IT'S bbls. of corn
meal, 100 bblR OF -four. and q vast
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same as last week, y ~ lor lied, ana u W
for White. Corn, not much dong as yet,
and st oclxs on hand not large, though large
orders can be filled on short notice. Con-
sidering the STATE of the market in other
cities, it can hardly be quoted active at
more than 500 in new gunnies. Oats, hardly
any In market, and quotations nominal.
FLoUR-The quotations are without
change Good SaperJfne, SO 5O9I0 50. Extra,
SII 5O9I2; Family and fancy brands, STAG
ID 50.
CORN MEAL.-NeaO in good supply at
So 5O93 80 per barrel, and "a Tor bolted.
SEEDS Clover, S. CO., with free receipts
FtdI. 81 90.
HAYS firm Baled SIT per ton; loose
SIT to $lS from wagons.
BRAN-May he quoted at $50 00@2l 90 per
ton, which is another slight decline.
FRuIT-The cold weather and advances
of the season have made prices higher, so
that choice Eastern Apples are held at Sc 30
al 90; Western is considerably lower.
Dried F5'uat: Apples. 50 90: Peaches, So 90
for quarters, and 81 90 to 81 50 for halves.
The supply of Oranges and Lemons is light.
We have, however, no quotations for
jobbing.
PoTAToEs-There is fair stock of good
potatoes in market at 75c. per busheL
GUNNY BAGS-A good stock in market.
and held at 24c for good second hand, and
2Sc for heavy neU. Agents in this city are
prepared to sell at Cincinnati quotations.
LIME-In good supply at 81 10 to 81 Is per
barrel. Cement 81 rs to So 90 per barrel.
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st. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph.

By Telegraph.l ST. LOUIS. JAM.
FLoUR-MOre active; superfine ranges
from IS % to SO 40; single extra SO 50gll; ;
double extra sIl 75@l2 90; treble extra
SIS z5G14 so.
WHEAT-Stiff at g 1902 so for prime, and
81 S0692 s. for choice.
CoRN-Advanced to B29S7c.
OATs-Higher at 631IGgbSc.
PoRK-More inquiry at $40 5O920 80 for
mess.
BACOS-Clear sides BIC.
LARD-llc fer country tierce.
WHISKY-Easier at s. 1892 20 free, and
25c in bond.
BRAN-r irm at 81 80 per hundred.
H0GS-PenS are full; buyers and sellers
apart-5159614c offered, and 6G612c asked.