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COTTON
Trade

y There IL but little charge n note in the
general markets to-day. Prices are
steady ard the demapd is fairly active
for nearly al kinds Of merchandise.
The prospects for the coming season
are favorable for q large increase ia the
hog crop over hat Of last season. In
Chicago and Cincinnati killing has a.
really commenced upon a small scale.
In Louisville where it is expected 200, 600
head will be packed this season against
40 600 last season, they will not com
me0ce Killing before the 10Th Of next
month, Il is probable that prices will
range from 8 to &c, but packers are not
yet contracting except 70 feel the mar
ket. Tae summary Of the total packing
the past season is - follows, By States
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.


Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
To MADISON AED LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going West-Leave Mem his Monday, WedHes-
day and Friday, at ! am.
Coming East Leave Mad son Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday, al z:S0 am. Arrive al
Msmphis at / O'Clock p n,
JAS. W. ROBERTSON,
oe2 General superintendent.
EissIasiDpi ana tennessee Railroad.
Sov Orleans express, daily 500 PA. S:o5 p.ma
eept saaday..-~--.-...- $50 am. 500 pm.
Freight. North Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday
South, Monday, Wednss-
aay and Friday -........ AIS pm. 700 ala
- A. s. LVERMoRE, Gen1supT;
C,F. OAKLEY Gsn. Ticket AEt' aulO
Memphis and charleston Railroad.
ARRIVE. PAL
through Mall tdsityl.--.---- $40 pm 1870 pm
Through Express----........-l0:40 PIN. 1880 pm
Ir1is train does not leave saturdaysl
Corinah Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays at.-..--- oDO am
somerVIlie Accommodation
daily Except sunday)--.-- s-25 am. 6:l0 pm
railroad Time Is minutea fastar tnan CITY
TICKET oncs, Zs Main street and at Depot.
WI. Ross, Gonlsupt.
ssupsis and Louisville Railroad Line
DEPART. ARRIVE
Day ErpFess. r. r. tine. $50 am. .2:45 PA
. City time. 5 10 an.
Wight Express, X. y. time. 3l5 Pm. 0'S0 an
tity time. &51 p-m-
HUMBOLDT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad time---~4:so pm
Guy ime---.----~El PIN
AT TieEef Offices NJ. 57E Main sIFssG and At De-
r0L. head OF MEin street.
sAM-R JONES, GenTSup't.
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2Stb Day of December, I'D. 1865,

at the courthouse door in the town Of Austin
in the county of Tuniea, state of Mississippi
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder, for cash
the following lands as described in said Deed of
Trust, as TO lows, to wit Ali of session seven
RI of TOWNSHIP 90 Of Range eleven, (lll, west
wing and being In said Tunica c0uniy and State
of Mississippi. Sac within lawful hours Tile
~Fupposed 10 be good, but I will sell only as
Trustee j.. y. sAMfLE, trustee.
ONFoher Is. 1868. ccIT ids
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MONDAY, 2, 1865
TRUSTEE SALE.

ny virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed by
Is VIM ID Fly on the 60 h day of March, A ID.
1853, to John d. Trotter Trustee, to secure the
payment of certain prOmissory notes payable
as follows, TO wit: Dne note for six Thousand
dollars, due and payable to Catherine 2. Free
man on the som dag OF January, AID. 1860,
with ten per cent. Interest rom date, and dated
same date for six thousand six hundred s. 100
dollars, payab o to atherine p. Freeman ON
30th day OF March, AID. 1881, with legal interest
from date. and one note OF same uate for six
tho sand six hundred 60 100 dollars, payable TO
Catherine p Freeman with legal interest from
date. said Deed OF Trust IL recorded in the Pro-
bate Clerks office of Tunica county, State of
Mississippi, In Book e, of the record OF deeds
for said county. page 3fl. And by virtue of.
and in pursuance Of a DE cree of the Chancery
Court OF said TuDica county, made at the april
terpa thereof, AID. 1868, investing myself with
the powers OF TJusieei 10 saio Deed Of Trust, the
death OF the said JnO. d. TTOiter, Trustees as
Aforesaid, having been suggested 10 raid Chan
csry Court 1 viii, on the
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DR.. JAMES

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL.
Z Custom House street, New Orleans, ,estab-
lished 1850, for the last eight years located IN
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the eoun-
try in the successful treatment OF PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be conddentialy consulted At
his ONCE and pRriors, 81 and 81 Randolph
street corner Of Dearborn street, or BY letter
DIR. iAMss treats CHRUNI', MERCURIAL,
SYPHlLITIC, and KIN DISEASES,
and all Of q CON FAGIOUS We
out the use Of mercury, iodide of pOtaSsa, arse
mic or any poison, but with his NEUERA L
ZES, a positive cure for all humors and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
VIZ AKNESS, NOCTURNAL and DIURNAL
EMISSIONS. brought on By abuse Of the or
gans, early indiscretiOns, excuses, OF enIailsd
hereditar1ly, causing loss OF memory, confu-
sion. depression, dimneEs OF vision snd often
times insanity, WITH q depioraDle train OF other
symptoms, treated and radically cured BY an
infaliibls method, saving time and expense
All diseases peculiar TO the sexual organs, Of \
private character, Radically and permanently
cured.
Old diseases of the most ho1r ible class, where
the blood has beeODe poisoned, producing
blOtehes on The faee, small vatery blisIers,
pains in the head and boxes, ulcerated throat
and nose, sores on the limbs Gnd body, ~scrofula,
together with an endless uumber OF sunertngs,
efectnaly and permanently cured
DR. JAMES Is recommended BY the press OF
the country, by professors OF med1eal eOlfge5,
and by TIE medical profession generally
Those afflicted should apply 70 him, and be
THE MONITOR, by Dr.. James. q treatise upon
diseases peculiar 70 the sexual organs Of either
sex, causes, effects and t"heirremedies, complied
nom an experience of twenty JezTs' practice
In the exclusive treatment OF these dl leases,
sent to any address securely " raDped. Price
One Dollar. Pamphlets On "PEBMATORHHE
or one on 81 PILLS, sent in scaled envelope
upon receipt OF postage-tEor red stamps An
dress DR.. JAMES, POstOfdcs Drawer 5so8, Chi
csgo, Illinois sePIIu
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CT TIES
is BY THE
Memphis & Louisville 3. B. Line.
Fan Schedule, September I3, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FOLLOWS:

9TH Trains connect Tor Nashville.
The 3:l5 pm connects for Cairo and st. LcuiG,
arriving at St Louis at 1880 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, 275%
Main street. and at Depot, head OF Main street,
S5- Baggage Checked at Depot or By the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels Pri-
Vate Residences, or on board boats, 70 ali prin-
cipal points East and North.
GAM. Is. JONES, superintendent.
Asa HILL, Passenger Agent. sepli
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COTTON.

The Liverpool market to-day was
steady st the Opsning-Uolands, lid;
Orleans, l1{i-sGd at 1:2O pm. was
stesdy at the same quotations; sales
1900 bales; weeks sales 1I9 600, OF this
amount 50, 700 were taken for export and
1900 by specUlstors stock 4O0, 900, of
which $1,000 are American. The seeoud
dispatch received gives the total stock
5000 bales greater, OF AS, 600 bales /;
stock sdpst SIS, 900, of which %, 200 are
American.
In New York at noon the demand was
moderate and prices firm -Uplsnds, 253e;
and closed without change sales 1000
bales.
The New Orleans market opened quiet
and weak, with quotations nomlnally
unchanged, and closed quiet but steady ;
Middlings, 23lc sales 1000 bales.
Oar market was quiet early in the day
but sales were large before the close, and
prices were nesrly the same as
on yesterday-if anything q frac-
ton lOwer-some sellers thought
prices were down to 10, but we
think the inside figure would cover tie
decline. We quote sales of30 bales good
ordinary at 2llc 50, q, sud 80 at 2lc; Z,
IS and Is At 2l4c; % At 2lfe; 81 a. zig;
5 low mid llIngs, s. and 40 at 2I2c; Is,
81, 60, 50, % sBd 50 ~ y 80 middlings
81 22s; . AZ 225c; :, 225 9. IS and 10 at
223 IS aud 100 2t224c; 100 a. 222,; As
strict mi6diings snG 81 ct 223c; s. %, q.
: and Is 81 BE; : and 20 at 284e; 10 at
pDE.
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MEMPHIS L ARKANSAS gIVEg
~ -
PaC&St Company.
NoTIcE


7 8 hereby given that an organization has been
1 effected under a charter granted by the Leg
stature Of Tennessee. November ~. 1915. en-
titled An Act to INCORPORATE the Mem phis
ami Arkansas RIVER Packet Cor pany."
John d. ADAMS,
]. Nj TEBBETrS,
NJ LAWSON. Directors.
Z. i. rs,
HARRISON BLASDEL,
The Line of Boats known as the Memphis
aud Arkansas River u. s. Mail Packet Compa-
ny, is merged in the chartered company.
Ohm y. Dan President.
]. NJ. TEBBETTs, Secretary.
B5- The following boat will each mike a trim
a week until the new boats Of the Company,
now being built, are finished leaving Mem.
PHIS as heretofore, on MOhDAYS and
THURSDAYS, al 8 O'Clock pm:
Thursday, sPer ". a. CaIdvTen,EHafnes
Master.
Monday, Steamer Ozark, Rowland, Mas.
ter.
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van Buren,, Fort Smith and American, for all
points above. as high as Fort Gibson.
From the LIST to the 10th of November the
new boats will be fin shed, and the Com pany
wiz then run four boats froua Memphis through
10 Fort Emith, giving direct communication
with al points on the river, the Arkansas river
now b. ing Ia good nRVigable condition.. Pas
sengersand freigntare put through TO all pofnts
on the river without delay, ana at reasonable
rates.
All persous shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or EastOf MeEa n
phis, should have their goOds consigned to
1No. D. ADAMS, Memphis. M~erchandis .
shipped from New Orleans should be consigned
to VI. w. JOHNSON, Napoleon, Ark.
JHO. ID. ADAMS. President,
4. A. KENDIG, Agent.
sepa6 D3 Front street, Mosby Block.
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THROUGH COTTON ROUTE.
Shortest. Quickest, Best---Vis.Mem-
phis and Charleston Railroad
and its Connections.
RATE ON COTTON PER 100 LBS.

This line gives Shippers advantage of TWO
ROUTES.
For Through Bills Lading or Information
apply to +. n. TALLY General Agent, 27S
Main street. or A J.. LOWE. gent at 's@pot-
Claims for LOSS OR DAMAGE PROMPTLY
ADJUSTED.
W.. J. Ross, General Superintendent,
Memphis and Charleston Z. r.
JOS. C.. LOPEZ, General Freight Agent,
MemphIs and .harlaAton Z. Il octl0
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PAINTING.
RESOLUTIONS
Dissolution.

THE Firm OF W. N. Eakin q 90. was dis
solved by mutual consent on the l6th Au-
gust, 1858. Either party il authorized 70 settle
The business OF the old nrn.
Eekin Z &c. are requested to como forward and
settle without delay. The books and papers
will he found at the Uncerwriters' Warehouse,
corner OF Market and Promenade streets
W. N. EAKIN.
A. CONNELL.
Memphis, September l, 1855.
The business Will be continued at the old
stand on ChickaSaw street, by A. Connell and
m Conueil, IT,, under the nrm name OF A.
Connell a Co.
Memphik septembeT L ls6&. ssp7d
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MENPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAIL A D.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
Der 2. 1888, the train on the Eastern Division
Of this Roa win run regulariy as follows:
GOING WEsT-Leaves Hopeieid Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday At $50 ana and arrive
at Madison at l O'Clock Pm.
Com Nc EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 7:5o a m arrive at
H0poield at 1 o'clock pm, and Memphis at
1880 pm.
The FeTrybOat Nevada leaves the foot of
Union street at Z q m.
Tickets for sale al al the Railroad Ticket ON
ces in the city.
treigbts for Madison or way stations received
by P. q. Patterson 4 CO at their Wharf-bOat,
foot OF UniOn street.
Freight to Way Stations must be prepaid.
EE-Or1ce of Road, M. 2 Jefferson street.
au29 Il J. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup't-
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RIVER MATTERS.
MAILER AVE- RTsERs.

WEATHER M REgERs.
MEMPHIS, October 81 Yesterday was
cloudy and Z light, cr zzling rain fell all
Jay. Il hGd the appearance Of turning
cold ct dark. The river is unchsnged-7
feet water TO Cairo is sll that can b.
found thence TO st. L9uis 81 feet is re,
ported. The lower ONO has not i'm.
proved By the late sttenuated swell il
that stream. White river has stil
plenty o. water for the packets, and The
Arkansas rejoices in 3 feet to Pine Buff
Arrivals.
None.
Departures.
Steamer Crescent City, Evansville.
A" EsJoms, FrisTs P0iuE.
In Port.
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Regular TUESDAY st. Francls River ~Packet-FoT
Helena Mariana, Madison. W1tLsbUrg
end 81 Way Landings.
EGILIE Ia AAELET0N, Z. X. Bowman Master
sam. {. Paine, Smell and Clark, Clerks.
VIII leave Memphis EVERY
TUESDAY. At 5 O'CLOCK pm. Eg
LARRY EAEM5TAD. AGENT,
QG1F Gfar p n4-1eoe- e1uf Jefferson CT
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= OLD R~eiisBie" hemDhis aBd White
River U. .. HAIL Packet Company,
Semi Weekly Line.

- ~ ~
StHE splendid side eel steamers LIBERTY
No. 2. and MAYF. O@ER. viii form a
semi Weekly line between Memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tue day
end saturday, at 3 O'Clock p.m., connecting at
DeyaL's Bluff wit trains of the Little Rock
Railroad f-r Little Eock and bot Springs. Re-
turning, will leave Jacks0opOrt every Tues
day and Friday st 5 am, and Deval's Bluff
every Wednesday and Saturday a. u o'clock IN.
JOHN 3. DAVIS,
SUp't n aua Y. r. Pckt. Co,
LEVY q SHARPE, Agents.
No. 70 Front Row.
Card Rates Memphis and White RiFer
Packet COMPANY.
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TEAMB0AT

FOR v1CKSBURG.
Regular 81. Louis, Memphis aud vIcksbure
Unit-d states Nil Packet.
For vIcksburg and the Bends.
JULLA-- Loekhart master
This splendid passenger packet
VII leave as above -
THIS DAY, Slst inst, at 5 Pm.
LARRY H~ARHsTAD, Agent.
ocsllt - Madison street.
FOR CTEuINNATz.
Regular Memphis asd Cincinnati Parkes-For
c Iru, Evansville, Lou sv4us and Cincinnati.
Doyle master
Elileave as above On -
This DAY slst INST, ats pm.
VINSON & DOSAHUF, Agents,
ocslU "a EroaL street.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Merchants and Planters Line
Regular Memphis and White Riv I-depend-
enL RackeL-Eor Helena, Fri-i' s Point De-
Walls Bun, LITTLE kOck. augusta
Z J-Ack-OnpOTt.
DES ARC---John D. Elliott master
FOR the above on -
MONDAY, November ID. at pm.
ELLIOTT & ELLLEE, Agents
No. ) Jefferson street
Dave Hukn, Passenger Agent. oe8T 81
Memphis and White River U. 5. Mail Packst
Company.
ASHFORD master
THIS excellent steamer leaves
Memphis a. above, -
SATURDAY, 3lst inst, at pm.
EO- freight or passage apply to
LARRY HARMSTAD. Arent-
oc5oZ star Hhsrfboat. foot Jefferson St
Memphis and White River Z. S. Mail Packst
Company.
master
THIS excellent steamer leaves IL
SATURDAY, 3lst inst, at ) Pm.
For freight or passage apply TO
LEVY & SHARPE. Agents.
NJ. SO Front Row.
IA. sayers, Passenger Agent oCS0 q
FOR ARKANSAS RIvEz.
Memphis and Arkansas River Paczet Com
~pa1y-United STATES Mail-FOr Helena. Va
poison, PIN BluG. Uardanele, Van
Buren,, Fort smith, Fort GbsOs,
and all landings on the Ar
kansas river.
OZARE-..-.-....-...--.H. Bla,sdeu, Master
This me passenger packet VIII
Leave as above, on E
MONDAY, November ? at 5 Pm.
T a. kESDIG. Agent.
ocs3 &c 80 Froag 81. Mosoy Block
FoS 81. LOUIS.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Coppany-U s.
Mali Line.
For CaB . aud 81. louis.
Connecting at ST. LOuis With ali the Railroads
snd Steamboat Lines for the last,
West and NOrtl.
CITY OF ALTON. VIM. Thompson master
This new and spIer,-3 passenger
stsa-aer wL1le&vS as above on S
SATURDAY, Slst irst. At 5 pm.
so ELEN. CALVERT. -gD't
FOR NEG oRLEAks.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday PACKET
MISSISSIPPI master
This elegant passenger steamer
viii leave ~
WEDNESDAY, November Al, a. a.
MART WALT & co,
ocl5 81 Agent, ~ + oDs street.
For New Orleans.
THOMPSON DEAN--...L. r. Pepper Master.
Tht Mammoth freight steamer
viii lssve a. above Ga -
SATURDAY. 8Ist inst, at ) pm.
tos FIRE gEtouiy apply "
LARRY HARNISTAD, Agent,
ocs02t "a Maais-u street
Regular New Orleans Packet.
.-.---Pegram master
This SPLENDID passenger packet
Ie7 . e. above on ESA
SATURDAY, Dist INST, al 5 p 70.
RICHARD ~. LIGHF5UBNE, agent,
co.'s g 96 ront street
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CAPT t4 106n S 4, baars. AND oapaBB F Z Fs;sram
VIII leave CAIRO FOR NEW ORLEANS on
the arrival Of 4 pm. train every SATURDAY,
a. follows
LADY GAY Saturday. September ls octo-
Der 3, II aud 81 November Il and IS Deem
Der Il and ~.
RUFH Saturday, September 2S October 10
and "A November 7 and p december 5 and 10.
To secure staterooms, and Tor further fufor-
NATION, apply to
Jo4NW CARROLL, Agent, ST. Louis.
Oh :. z. HINDE, Agent, Cairo.
Z. W. LlGHTBUkNE, Agent, Memphis.
I. B. WOODS, Agent, New Orleans. sells In
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sA.nd al Way Landings
John 3. DAVIS superintendent.
LEVY q SHARPE, agents,
oc99 - No 20 Front Row.
Cairo sRd New OFIeaHs-IIlinOis Central
Railroad Packets.
H. FALL WINTER IT,
- ARRANGEMENT. E<
The unsurpassed Passenger Steamers
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Freight Delivered in FeW Orleans
Within IS Hours.

The attention of COTTON BUYERS Is espe-
ciaIly called to the advantages of this Line, as
Offering extra Inducements in Peimt Of time,
uvered.
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RT We VIII make liberal advance on all Cot
ton consigned TO rs for sale in this msrket.
And when parties wish rs TO ship their Cotton
to New York or New Orleans, we viii advanee
say two-thirdat to three-fourths its value. This
Will enable merchants and planters to hold
over such depression as We had last season, and
realize the full worth OF their OoBtons
All Cotton shipped 10 rs and in store Will be
Insured unless otherwise instructed. sepIS 3n
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Through Rates Given and Guaranteed.

For further information apply TO b. g. PAT
TERS0N, Agent for the Line, ut 2ST% MAJ
street, or Of j. N. PAMPLIN, Agent at the De-
pot. At LlVERMOHE,
cells Wv General superintendent
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FOR VEChSBUGGs
Regular ST. Louis, Memphis aud Nicksburg
United states Nj Packet.
For FicEsbUTg and the Bends.
LOckhart master
This splendid passenger packet
VII leave as above -
THIS DAY, Slst inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY H~ARAsTAD, Agent.
0c2llt - Madison street.
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FOR CIRGINNATE.
Regular Memphis aad Cincinnati Parkst-For
{ ira, Evansville, Lou sy4Ils and Cincinnati.
MLSEIE--------.------I.S Doyle master
mis- superb passenger steamer
viii leave as above On ~
THIS DAY Slst INST. ats pm.
NINSOS & DONAHUr Agents,
oc5lIt "a krOlL street.
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Chicago Market.

BY telegraph. CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
FLOUR -Dnli an II unchanged.
" HEAT : Open quiet: subsequently
adV9 nced "a &c; closing quiet 1t 81 30 for
No. l. and n 50 for No. ,
CoRN2oSte9dy a. SIC for No l, 8lIaSi54c
side
81 o..
BARLEY-Firm at 81 749I 10 for No. ,
Provisions More active.
MESS PoRK-S20 75a2I 90 cash; So 90 for
buyers January.
HAMS Sweet picked, lie.
BULK MEATS-ShOulderS quiet and firm
at TIC loose.
HAMS-GI cen, active at lie
ENGLISH MEATS-Packed, &c for Gum her
land; loo for short rib; ll14c for short clear
sides
LARD-Firrn and steady at lI7zea l2c.
HoGs-DreSSed, firm; closing at 81 4Oa
SIS 80; dividing on 200 pounds; live. firm at
s. 6212@7 90 for CONNIE on to extra prime
BEEF CATTLE-More active; 2O925c hig h.
er: 50 20 for choice shipping.
RECEIPrs-5,00 900 barrels -four; : 600 bush-
els wheat; AZ, 600 bushels corn 10 600 bush-
els oats: 81 600 hogs.
SHIPMENTS : 5000 barrels -four; 5000
bushels of wheat; 1900 bushels o corn !;
300 bushels of oats.
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Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph

By IeIegrap h.l CINCINNATI, Dec. 81.
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Quiet and uachang-
ed not much done.
CoTroN-FlTln-r closing at dc for mid
ding.
DEMONSTRATING done.
WIfISKY-Firm at 2Scin bond.
HOGs-FiIm; the few on the market sold
at fGlt prices: receipts but $50 head not
many more TO come IN.
Provisions -Unchap ICED but held firmly.
Mess PoRK-SaIes of 200 barrels old at
so o.: new is held at S2I 90.
LARD--Heid 4 My at PIG.
BULK MEATS NOmin lIy unchanged
BAt ON--EoInin5Ii y unchang d.
OIL--NO change.
CoAL--In fair demand; sales 800 $50 BUSH
els at loo for ohio River, and 199l2c for
Pennsylvania.
BEEF CATTLE--U Unchanged, and supply
GOLD--I3} - Ouvfng
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st. louis. NaIrket.la ~

By Telegrafl phi }o4r sf9 FLqg4s. Beeqs4i1l
BUsINESs-Is very duh. and scarcely
enough was done on Change TO esta5iish
pfict-s. uaf orr eVIg N0y BiH0
TuBACcO- Quiet and unchanged. dfTo
a. iddI1n..f uE fAMc9 J 9eGfffiJ1 4
FLOUR Dull and rqneh apgedI; superb ne
90 O09I .; double, x, 50 5QgI0, 40; xxx to-
fancy Sl2 24013 t4iNtfa -UE0t S4lF f-i---
WHsAT7- Dull and lewsry 50 1902 80 for
prime 70 ch9ice FFl-e 4 .uai5um 1IuH lotI
SoRN $40 demand and, prices nominal {
. OATS-r Dz1 anu oaBooksf z a. 14pT7ic - ~
?, KYE--E esilF uqse.tteasG ranging at from
PoRR--s2I Co., Is y9Goitsh tHsTs 'to saosrll ?
B aCoN-rSaoui5ePs hoes cJea r sid s ISc! % N
CUT IEATS-Dry sailed shoulders &c. 80 3
LARD.-N ouffn lat lie for choice fierce, n
HISKY--% Inzai n tsSg5 TO- = 30 flAt ~
Hoes Dull at = 75td6 50.oaf ain ujui
RECEIPTS -Flopr. 100 pbls; Wheat. 200 4
sacks; Cora. l,4U0 sacks; Oats, 100 sacks
Barley. 20 sacks: Hogs. z5O head. d9it' M 2