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WASHINGTON.
Postal Treaty with the United King
dom - Misrepresentation or Gen.
ROuSseau's Report.

WASHINGTON, November 29.-The
new postal convention just concluded
with the United Kingdom, which
goes into operation January Ist,
1869, establishes the following rates
of international postage: first. letters
II cents per single rate of 10 grams
one-half ounce-iH the United States,
and six pence-twelve cents-in
the United Kingdom, pre-. payment
optional. A fDe of FIVE cents in
the United States-four pence
in the United Kingdom. will. how
ever, be levied and collected, in addi-
tion to the postage, on each unpaid
or insufhciently prepaid letter re-
ceived by one country from the other.
Second. Newspapers, two cents
each in the United States. and one
penny each in the United Kingdom,
if not exceeding four ounces in
weight.
Third. Books, packets. including
printed papers of all kinds, &C., and
patterns or samples of merchandise,
including seeds and grain, when not
exceeding one ounce in weight, two
cents in the United States, and one
penny in the United Kingdom; when
exceeding one ounce, and not exceed
ing two ounces in weight, four cents
in the United States and two pence in
the United Kingdom; when exceed
ing two ounces, and not exceeding
iour ounces, six cents in the United
States, and three pence in the United
Kingdom; and when exceeding four
ounces In weight, an additional rate
a - ., i
three pence in the United Kingdom
will be charged for every additional
four ounces or fraction thereof. The
postage chargeable as above on all
articles of printed matter, including
patterns or samples of merchandize
must be fully prepaid at the mailing
office in either country, the receiving
country delivering without any charge
whatever.
The official report of General Ros-
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Complaints or the Mail SeFVice-In-
dian DepredatiOnS-Mexican News.


SAN FRANCISCO, November 28.-
There is great complaint against the
overland mail service. The newspa-
per mails from October 1st to No.
vember I'd, with few exceptions, are
scattered along the route, and will
probably be ruined by exposure to
the weather.
Arizona advices have been received
to November 18th. The Indians are
committing depredafions in every di-
rection. The savages had attacked
the mail rider and his escort near
WickeEburg, killed one soldier, and
captured bags containing two weeks
Eastern and Colorado mails.
Intelligence from Mexico states
that Alvarez. Governor of the State oil
Guerrero, appropriated the moneys
received from the custom house al
Acapulco to his private use, com
plant of which has'been made to the
General Government.
Frightful murders aud assassina-
tions have been committed in the
neighborhood OF Manzunello and
Colombia
General LozodO publishes a mani.
festo stating that it is not his inteu-
ton to commence war against the
Federal Government, although he
possesses the means to carry the wal
to a successful end under himself, in
dependent of the United States.
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ME MPHIS.
Arrest or a GWIndlcF-MOvemen OF
TrOWps-DIsOrdePs In Arkansas.

MEMPHIS, November 28.-J. Au-
gustuss Marsh, late of the firm oil
Temp le & Marsh, bankers, on Wall
Street., for whom reward was offered
for lleged swindling in bonds. was
arresi led here this afternoon, en- route
to Cr Iba. He Is held to await a re-
quisi tion from the Governor of New
Yorlk. Fifteen thousand dollars in
bent Is were found on him.
K light companies of the Twenty
MIN ID Infantry, under Gen. Wilcox,
left this afternoon on the steamer
Ru th for the frontier of Texas.
u an affray this morning. on But
ler Street, between two negroes,
ma med Steve Grayson aud Colbert,
th result was the shooting and NOR
ia lly wounding of Colbert. Grayson
wa 8 arrested aud lodged in Jail.
The appeals Arkansas correspond
en- I says: On the 10th body of 20C
me N. claiming to be militia, entered
thel town of Centre Point, Sewer
County, arrested all the inhabitants,
marched them into an open field
placked guard over them, then pro-
ceeds ed to sack the town, after which
they left. The next day the citizens
of I'll ,e adjoining country Hooked into
town.. and a meeting was gotten up to
expr t.ss the sentiments of the people
in re gard to the outrage. While the
meet ing was progressing, the same
body of men dashed into town, opened
an in discriminate fire upon the assem-
bly,, thooting down a number of them
arres ting three of the oldest and best
citize ns named Hester, Anderson, and
Gilbe ut. carried them out into field
and s. bot them. The band Is still in
posses nion of the town.
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MONETARY q COMMERCIAL
EYansEIIIa Market.

EVANSVILLE. NoYembe y.
Hoos-DulI. at from 50 90 TO So 25 gross
and from 81 90 to 80 90 net weight. Re-
ceipts good for the season.
MESS PoRK-Ffrm; s23 90 to S2S so.
BULK MEATs-ShouIders % to IOc., I4c
for clear sides. and l3c. for ribbed sides.
LARD-Prime kettle-rendered I4ISc.
BEEF CATrLE-FIrm; 3 to 4c. for best
market dull.
FLoUR -Superfine s. so to So 90; extra
81 90 ~ 81 70: double-extra 50 so TO 90 90
country family 80 so to SO 90; IgIeheart's
best family $40 50.
Observation-Disclosures 81 90, Hill 81 05,
English 81 rs to 81 7S; strictly prime Eng
sh aad white. in lots OF 500 bushels, would
command 81 80. Receipts very light.
CoRN-New, IN ear. soc. for prime white !;
old, stelled, 6S TO zoe. New corn badly
damaged by frost: meme but very early
planting yet a. for market.
OATs-DulI at Soc. for prime.
BEAF-sl8 90 per ton. Supply light; de.
mand good. a4.4f
SHIPsTUFFs-None In market-not more
than viii supply the retail trade
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new YORK Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Nov. %.
CoTToN-Opened shade lower, and clos
ca steady under the news from Europe
sales OF $500 bales at 25c for middling up
lands. ~
FLoUR-Receipts, q, ,59s bbIs. the market
IS q shade better for low grades; moderate
export: there Is a moderate demand foI
nome trade; sales of Il, 100 barrels at S5 5Od
S5 50 for superf1ne State and Western: S. 81
e5s6 % for extra State; SO 3Ol97 40 for extra
Western; SSt99 75 for good To choice white
wheat extra: 50 65G9 90 for r. II. o.. 81 Sc
9S9 90 for extra st. Louis; $40 O00l2 so for
quiet; sales OF zoo sacks at So 75@Io 90 Via
t,ape Horn, and sl2 009I2 . for red via
Isthmus. Rye flour is quiet: sales OF 20C
Corn MEAL--Quiet: sales 300 bbls Bran
dyWine S. 850g6 90
WHIskY-Qniet at SOC for Western, and
wHEAT-Receipts. 25s.Gss bushels; the
market lta2c better with q moderate de-
mand, chiefly speculative; sales OF 59O00
chiefly 81 510I SIX
RYE-Quiet: sales $500 bushels at 81 II
BARLEY 1ijnii; Sales lS1 75'ooo bus Bushels Can.
ada East on private terms.
BARLEY MALF-Quiet
CoRN-Receipts 81, ,4O0 bushels; Ic better
sales 63,OOO bushels at &l 12091 IA for un-
sound; 81 I5Nl II for sound mixed West
ern in store: 81 IsaI 10 Tor sound do afioat !;
81 20 for small lots of do.
CoFFEE-DuIi and unchanged.
SUGAR-Quiet and barely steady; sales
26O barrels Cuba at lie; $50 barrels Havana
az l05s9l11&c.
MoLAssEs-Nominally UNCHANGED.
HoPs-Quiet at l0925c for American.
PErR9LEUM-eluieta at l5c for crude, and
3i93je for RED ped bonded.
IEATHER--Hemlock sole steady at 28I66e
3O4c Tor Buepos Ayres aud Rlo Grande
hight and midsfse weights.
WOoL-kather more steady aud not very
active; sales b5D0JO pounds at 40a5Oc tor
NO. ohio; 62455c for extra irgfniss: 5Ia
sc fisr AA Ono; 57960; tor Xxx Virginia;
4taooc issr ffinAa-p pulled; 4s1zc for old
OILS-BInseed oil heavy at 9l0s95c for
small ana 90a92c for large lots
ALcoHoL-S2 10 for Western.
DRUGS Very .qIiet; sales merely I'm a
looDln& ways western oil cake dull at
S57 2585S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. outlet at 47ISa4sJSc.
PoRK-Opened steady, and closed lower;
sales 1850. barrels at s26 250l27 81 for new
S25 80. prime at SO 50 a 2l 90, and prime
mess at 81 009A 20.
BEEF-Quiet; sales ll5 barrels at SO 00d
Sl6 5O tor new pain mess, aud SIC 00920 90
for new extra mess Tiercs beef steady
and quiet, at S27 O0es30 90 for PRIME mess,
and $50 O09e34 % for India mes. Beef hams
steady; sales 40 barrels at SIS 50G3O 90.
Cur MEATS Unchanged: sales I6J pack
ages at l29lZZc for shoulders. and Ia4iGc
for hams. Middles gu ct and steady: saies
100 boxes Cumberland cut o n private terms,
and 100 boxes short rib, first half of DeceIn-
ber, On private terms.
LARO-Quiet and unchanged: sales 40
t1erces at l5gl61zc. for sGeam-reniered, and
tierces steam rendered, seller, January, AZ
1890
BUrTER-steady, at 2S94Oc for Ohio, and
4095Oc for State.
CHE EsF- Firm, at I4dI9c.
FREISs Is TO LIvERPOOL-Quiet and un-
changed.
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New YORK, November 28.-ft II
said that the forthcoming public debt
1 statement will show an increase ot
about $10,000,O0O, which will be
chiefly due to the reduction in cash
in the Treasury, paid out during the
month, on account of coin interest.
| Judges Nelson and Blatchford have
/ disagreed relative to the legal points
involved In the Rosenberg naturaliza-
tion case, and the questions are to be
submitted to the United States Su-
preme Court at the next term.
Nelson to-day granted an order re-
quiring the plaintiffs and defendants
in the Erie case to show cause why on
Monday the order of Judge Blatch-
ford, appointing Jay Gould Receiver,
should not be vacated. Full, argu-
mens will be had on that day, when
the Judge will also decide a motion
whether Belmont can be made party
in suit in the United States Court.
Various rumors are afoat relative
to the Erie case; among them is one
that an Injunction has been placed
upon both Receivers, which is proba-
bly, incorrect.
Judge CORDOBA has issued an in
junction restraining Judge Davies
from acting as Receiver; while the re-
port as to Jay Gould seems founded
on the action of Judge Nelson, as
above stated. Another report was
that the Legislature will finally settle
the whole matter by the passage of
some new act. As the Legislature
do MT meet for a month, this is, at
least, premature. =
Quiet reigns at the Erie headquar-
ters. The doors were wide open to-
day, and Mr.. Gould, in reply to an ia.
quiry, said everything was going on as
usual; that he was attending to the
business of the office; that Mr.. Davies
cannot act, he is so bonnd with stays,
and in his (Gould's) opinion, does
not propose to act. He (Davies) was
in the Office FIVE minutes last week,
but not since.
The deaths of the week are three
hundred and fifty-eight.
A correspondent in the Pail Mall
.TTdzette says Garabaldi is about to
leave his home aud emigrate to Amer
lea. This conclusion has been arrived
at in consequence of the reproaches
of Massinna and his friends in conse-
quence of the. Generals failure in the
Roman insurrection last year.
The HeraZd's Washington special
says the terms of the protocol now in
the hands of President johnson are
in general just as our Washington
correspondent stated recently, except
that the number of commissions to
be used is four instead of three-two
to be appointed by each side. Each
one of the Alabama claims must be
decided unanimously or referred to
an arbitrator. The government con-
siders this practical, and is equiva-
lent to concession on the part of
England that her conduct in recog-
niziDg rebels as belligerents shall DE
passed upon by an arbitrator.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Nov q
EASTERN EXCHANGE-In limited supply
and firm at par buying AID lilo premium
selling.
FLoUR-Steady, moderately active and
nrm; sales OF Spring extra at s. 25a8 25.
WHEAT-NO. 2 opened firm and 2a2zc
Etgher; sales at 81 l51S. and fell back and
closed with sellers at 81 I41zc; No. | is quiet
sales at u 2Aql z; sales of No. this after
noon at 81 I3.
CoRS-The price of old No. is maintain
ed sales at ii 90, closing drna; old No. 2 at
7SgSJc; new shelled IL In fair demard and
irregular: sales at 58a6I1zc: kiln-drted is
active: No. 2 at 721<fG75c, and rejected at
65cs closing at 15c for No. ktln-dried !;
sales of No. since Change at 81 90.
OATs-Quiei, firm and IaI%c higher
sales of No. at 4712fg4S1zc, closing at 48c.
HYE-Firmer, steady, apd 11492c higher |;
sales OF No. at 81 l31S4I "a; No. 2 at 81 I21lz,
closing at outside for No. 1.
BARLEY -Qulet and steady: sales of No.
at 81 5591 81; rejected at 81 80.
HIGHwISE5-AlOTe active 1T 96c
PRoVISIONS-QuieI and a shade easier;
small sales of Mess Pork at $23 90 Green
hams quiet at lO1@GlOLzc; rough sides I05<c.
Lard ranged at l49I41zc for prime steam,
and lS>5c for No. i.
CATTLE Dull; sales at So 371zd4 62I5 for
common to good cows, and 81 7097 80 for
fair tC extra packing steers.
HOGS-f airly active on packing ace mt
and steady; sales at 50 50G6 75 for com mon
and So s097 p for good to choice.
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By Cable.l LONDON, Nov. 27-Eve.
CoEsoIs-945s; 5-2Os dull, at 74ss.
STOcKs-Firm; Erie 27; Illinois 90.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 27-Eye.
CoTroS-The sales for the week ending
yesterday were 100000 bales, including D.
900 for export aud 1900 TO specuIators
Stock on hand $4,000 bales, including 28 ).
OOO bales American: amount afioat for
Liverpool 2S5,0O9 bales, including $1,000
bales American. Manchester less favora-
BILE. which causes a duilness to-day; sales
OF 1000 bales nliddtsng RfIanhs the
spot and TO arrive, at lCs4d for Orleans.
BREADsTUFFs-Quiet aud lower; western
dour 2Js Sd; California white wheat LIS lOd,
and No. 2 red western 0s Ga peas 46s Gd !;
oats, barley and corn unchanged.
PROVISIONS has declined to SIS Cd ;
beef. lard and bacon unchanged: cheese
at G7s.
PRoDUCE-Refined petroleum at lO6s Cd (;
spirits turpentine 2ss Cd; tallow heavy.
LONDON, November q
SUGAR-Firm.
LISsEED-Calcutta 59sG59s Cd.
LINsEED OIL-7 pounds los.
PETRoLEUM-Reh los Cd.
RosIN-Fine l5s Cd
EPIRITS TURPENTINE CD.
WHALE OILS pounds los.
LINsEED CAKEs-lI pounds IOs
PARIS, November q.
Specie In the Bank or France decreased
100000 fIancs in one week.
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American Vessel Stranded
NEW YORK.
Attorney Gen. EVaPts on the Eight
Hour System.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Attorney-
General Evarts has forwarded 10 the
President his opinion on the opera
ton of the eight hour law. In regard
to the compensation of employees, he
says the law being silent on the sub
ject of compensation. the government
officials are at liberty to use their dis
erection in the matter; but that the
law of equality, which has heretofore
regulated the wages of government
employees, requires that they shall
receive the same compensation far
their labor as is paid in private estab-
lishments in the vicinity. The law
of 1868 does not fix wages, nor does il
require the government TO pay ten
hours wages for eight hours work.
If citizens adopted such a course, the
government must do the same; but as
the law stands it il left at the option
of government officials to pay the
same wages as when men worked ten
hours a day, or to reduce the compen-
sation in proportion to the reduction
of the hours of labor.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-Amount
of fractional currency printed during
the week, $402, 600; shipments. $454.
$50; amount redeemed, $269. 900; Ma.
ti0nal bank currency Issued for the
week, $132, $50. Total in circulation,
1910. .855, ,976. Custom receipts for
the week ending the 21st, %, ,228, ,8O3.
WASHINGTON, November 28.-Gen-
eral Spinner's annual repoat shows
his covering warrants to have been
1908. aud for payments 30.222.
Under the recent circular from the
Treasury Department requiring finan-
cial agents to send in for redemption
certain descriptions of legal-tender
notes, a very large amount have been
received.
The Secretary of the Treasury. in
his financial report, viii show an ex
penditure, on account of the public
debt, of $848. .500, 900. which Includes
redemutions. conversions iuto Gus
toms, public debt, &c.
The following appointments, under
the internal revenue laws, were made
to-day: Storekeepers-Waylor Dudley,
j. w. Lowry, Charles Abeoxton, Dud-
ley McCraig. Richard NJ. Harris. and
w. X. Gray, for the SeveAth Ken
lucky District; j. B. Campbell, for
the Fifth Kentucky District. Gaugers
Charles ID. Dalrymple, for the Fifth
Missouri District. Assistant Assess
ors-G. Nj. i. johnson, Second Ohio
District.
WAsHINGToN, D. c., Nov. 28.-The
Librarian of Congress has caused to
be placed in the Rotonda of the Capt.
tol statue of Alexander Hamilton,
of heroit size, executed In Italy by
Horatio Stone, of this city, under an
order of Congress.
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Cincinnati MarKaI.

By Telegraph CINOINNATI. Nov. %.
FLoUR-Unchanged and firm; sales OF
" 4EAr-Firm at 81 80 for No. red, and
81 20 Tor No. q
CoRN-Is hrmer; new ear 62o903c.
RXg-Advanced to 81 80.
OATS - Quiet at 59g60c for No. ! and
choice.
BARLEX-UnchRnged.
CoTToN-Duii at 23c for middling.
WHISKY Firm at CSC.
HOGS Firmer and prices higher: S7G7 go
gross, and - 7589 IS net. Receipts Z, $40
head.
MESS FoaK-S22 7592S, and drm.
BULK MEATS-Partly cured quiet and
easier shoulders &c; sides l2TgIsc for
GREEN MEATs-Dull at &c. IOc and lIG
lAZ3c Tor shoulders. sides and hams.
LARD-DuII at I35<0I4c for prime steam
ana l4z<9l5c Tor kettle rendered.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Qufet and un-
changed.
EGGs-3Sc
OILS-Linseed oil Csc, and dull Lard oil
scarce ami prices irregular at 81 319l IS on
tue spot Tor the best; Tor a future delivery
81 25. ~
GOLD-l34sz.
ExcHANGE-QuIet and dull at u discount
buying.
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Sc. Louis Marker.
Us IWWhH M0TAUbe
By Telegraph 81. LOUIS, Nov. 2s
ToRAcco-Ouief and nnehanrad

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, Nov 2s.
ToBAcCo-Quiet and unchanged.
oTroN AND HEMP-Nothingd doing
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged, with q
good demand for low grades; superb nc
solo at 80 O0g5 50: extra at S. 75la6 25: Xxx
at 50 5Og7 so; xxx 10 fancy at s. 50aII OO
WHEAr-Very little doing, and no Quota
bic change In prices; fair to choice red
sold at 81 309I 20; fancy at 81 75aI so: in
Spring business is small, a lot Of No. .
In bulk sold at 81 Is.
CORN-DulI and declining at 78a8Sc.
OAT5-Buyers stand of, but holders ware
firm; sales were made at 52d54c
BARLEY-Unchanged at 81 20 for prime
Iowa.
RYE-Lower at 81 1901 1910.
s23 90. 10
BULK MEATs-There was a small iobbinR
business at 9hSe for shoulders; ls1<9l3 1870
for clear sides.
BACoN-Shoulders declined to lie: no
clear sides on the market.
LARD-Very little doing for present de-
livery: small sales of prime tierce at I3%c;
kegs at l5c; safes for 10th of December al
l3c, and during January at l2szc.
WHIsKY-Declined to 95c.
dOGs-ReceiUts light, demand active.
and prices higher at 81 00d7 25, gross.
CATTLE-t'trm at S5 009B 90 Tor prime to
choice: ~ 5O94 90 for common To medium
RECEIPTS Flour 1000 barrels, wheat 5000
bushels, corn 5000 bushels, oats 900 bush.
els, barley 800 bushels, rye 1000 bushels,
hogs $50 head.
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EVANSVILLE IND. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1863

the latter beating Viscount Amberly,
Liberal; Sir Watkin Winn, Conserva-
tive, and Mr.. Morgan. Liberal. were
elected for Derbyshire in Suffolk; j.
HeuDicker and Mr.. Carrance. both
Conservatives, were elected in Cork
County. Ireland; Mr.. L. Barry and
w. w. Dowing, Liberals, were elect
ed. the latter beating Mr.. Boyle, also
q Liberal; Mr.. Moch, Liberal, re-
turned from Wicksburg; Mr.. Ark
wright. Conservative, was slso elected
in Derbvshire.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

Bv Telegraph.T NEW YORK, Nov. D.
The demand for dry goods IS limited and
confined chiefly to the locai trade and the
Milling of southwestern orders. In prices
there is but little change. There is some
inquiry for lindseys com posed of wool and
cotton. worth about zoe per yard for the
Southwestern trade; and Repellants, like
the Gorbila cloth, worth 81 2591 20 per
yard are also wanted, for cloaktngs and
sacks: also, for some sections, Osnab buTvs
are In request AT full prices, but most
other staple cStton goods only move slow
~, at l29I2!sc for standard priats; l59I6c
for heavy brown sheetings; l9a221Sc for
Nous DelR1nes Armure.
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seau, as delivered to the War Depart
ment. does not contain the paragraph
which appears in a recently published
synopsis, with the heading of speci-
mea of a martyr monger, in which
Dr.. Southwork is represented saying
to Ger. Rousseau his Sourhwork's COM
mittee would advise the negroes to
vote at the recent election, adding let
them be slaughtered; the more there
are killed the better il will be for our
Marty
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LOUISVILLE.
Falr-An Actor Killed.

LOUISVILLE, November 28.-About
3 o'clock this morning a fire broke
out in the rear of Paddon Il Sons
Brewery on Sixth Street, between
Main and the river, destroying about
half OF the establishment, involving
a loss of $4,000, on which there was
but little insurance.
Mr.. Joseph Woodruff, an actor of
consid erable talent, was killed by the
falling of wall while engaged in
stayirig the flames.
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BANK srATEMEN,
Louisville Market.

Bv telegraph LoUTsVILLE. Nov. %
ToBACCO-Sales OF "a hhds. lugs to medf-
um leaf at Sc 75;lI3 %.
COTroN-22c.
HAY-Baled SIG per ton for choice.
C0RN-55d6Oc.
OATS-55a57c.
RYE-$l 30dl 81.
WHEAT-Sl 75Gl So.
FLoUR-Superf1ne IS 2596 90.
MESS PoRK-$3.
LARD--l5c.
BULK MEATS = Shoulders s1<e. clear rib
sides l3c. and clear sides 1879 all packed.
HoGS-Firm at 81 50G7 70 gross.
WHISKY-Raw, free, 9Sc61Sl 90.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
BUSINESS CARDS.
III. J. sCHLAEPFER's
Old Reliable Drug Store.

" mere can at all times be found
S1 Sne largest assorted stock in the
riety OF English, French a,d
American Perfumes. Po,naJs'
ColoRHes. Ruby Toilet sets w.
lets, Purse, Card Cases. d.e -
q splendid stock Of SpoDqes ami
Cha mnts of all grades. ''
nov28
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Memphis Market.


by Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, Nov. 28.
CoTTo N-Quiet and firm at 23c: receipts
1881 bales; exports 927 bales; weeks re-
ceIpts 9.4I7 bales-not reported yesterday
stock I.O35 bales.
FLoUR-Duil and dropping.
CoRN-1I@72c.
OATS-O4c.
HAY-S22 90.
BRAN-Scarce at f25.
PoRK-Old 81; new S24 %.
LARD-l6c in tlerces; I65z9l7c In keg.
BACoH-Scarce and demand Tight /:
shoulders l29I21zc: clear sides, lB05IS1<c.