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BATISSES 85L

dessns. attenant q Ia proprsese aecupee par 10
dsfupte CONNIE residence, fsisapt faca , 10
ruedu Nord, borne ! l.Est par 10 propuGse Do
Bloch 81 Dupre, au Sud par In propsiete Do
Z. Lemelle, 4 rOurss par Ia propiiess cccuse
CONNIE est susdit, par lsdits VkToniqus do scn
vivsnt. CONNIE residence. ,s-~-g r-Gf, Off
e. I'm lot d~'argepteEie. ~, -z..,.sa
8 I'm certifcat d'aetiounairc tds ciuq &c
tions) do u Compagnts do Chssain dc Fer dea
0pelousas. 80 ~ e. sd.
Coudijops-Comptant. +
LEONCE r. LASTRAPES.
3Juillet, 1859. Encsuseay.
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PAQUEBOT REGULIER
ENTIRE LA
Nouvelle- Orleans ct les Opelousas.
A%asw~ LII STEAMER
sstkksshasAsR =. @. BLACKBOARD

C. C. PICKETT. Capt, J. B. scHM1r, Clerk.
Partira dc la Nouvelle Orleans tous les Mardis
a S heures du soir. It dc Washington lous les
SaHfnedis b midi.
Pour lie fret ct passage don't les prix seront
aussi bias que sur n%'importe quel bateau dams
cette navigation, s'adresser aux agents:
Opelousas-THEoDoRE CHACHERE,
Washington-P.TRg & CARRIeRe,
Port Barry-RAyMoap D%esHoTeLs,
ERANeols DUrRe, JR.
- Les a~ffaires stsictement au compliant.
is ~ianvier, $50.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
Estate Of TeromiQ1e Carriere
DY VIRTUE of An order of the Honorable
ID Probate Court of the Parish of st. Lam
dry, there will be sold at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, by the Undersigned
auctioneer, at the last residences of the deceas-
ed in the town Of Opelousas, on
Tuesday, Augu>t Sd. 1869.
The folio wing property belonging to the Estate
of Veronique Car,ie1e decreased, late Of the
Pari.h Of ST. Landry, to.Wit:
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5l. Etat de La Louisiana.
CoUR DE PARoIssE, Sr. LANDRY, No. 2733
Saccess;o~ de Celestine Lagrange:
A NDRE D. MECHF, de la Parojsse De St.
-. Landry. administrator de 10 succession
dc Celestine Lagrange, decede, syant enreg.
istre I'm tableau fnar ct regiment de la dite
succession a~ecompagne dune petition denan-
dant rhomologation d'icelui ia ~a ~a
Et attendu, quill q etc fait droit b Ia deman-
dc de ladise petition, par I'M ordre Dc Ia Cour
en- ate du ! Juliet 1869: g.. III @~
En- consequence, avis sst par 10 present
donne aux interesses dams cate succession,
d'avoir . faire opposition, 81 agcpne Ills ont, par
ecris. > mon bureau dams ID Vile des Gpslou-
sas, dams lea trenee jours qui suivront Ii date
du present avis, pourquoi ledit tablean ne &C.
raft pas approuve ct homologue. -
- JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opeiousas. 8 Juliet 1859.
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I. ONE HOUSE 1M-A
AND sSSM
LOT I44S&

East Of and adjoining last residence of the
deceased. fronting on North street. and bound
ed East by Bloch e. DupFe, and South by i
Lemelle.
2. One lot Of silver forks and one spoon.
3. One Opelousas g. G. ". X. X. Co bond
for five shares.
Terms-Cash.
LEONCE F. LASTRAPES,
July 3, 1859. Auctioneer.
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A Vendre,

"A @nUre
TINE Habita:ion appartenant aucienne-
ment 4 Patrick H. Overton, contenant
, pep pres 800 acres de terre. ensemble avec
toutee les batiss.s ct ameliorations qui s;y
trouvent lie tout situe au quarter du Bayou
Chicot. Les termes ct conditions seront
avantageux pour racquereur.
sS'adresser d notre bureau, GU a Messrs. B.
A. AARFEL & HUDsPETH, A,ocats aux
Opelousas: ....0...
3Juillet, 1s69.-tf
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Knox county, received by express
from New Orleans a young alligator.
Not having the time or inclination to
take the proper care of il, he threw it
into the HolstOn river. On Tuesday
last, says the Knoxville Press and
Herald, two small boys were swim
ming i'm the sriver about half mile
above Knoxville, when they sudden
ly noticed a strange and ferOcious look
ing serpent swiftly swimming towards
them. Fortunately the boys were
near the bank, and they had presence
Of mind sufficient to reach the shore,
from which they fed withOut-a mo-
ment's lOssNof time, and with reckless
indifference to the fate of their clothes.
Reaching home they informed their
father of the fright they had received.
The old gentleman accompanied the
boys to their late bathing place, and
there was astonished by seeing the
huge proportions Of a full grown alli-
gator, lazily stretched out in the shall
low of the river.
The Nashville Union and AHleri-
can of Friday says: "The following
OfRegistrars were made
yesterday to take the place of those
removed by the Governor: George l..
Sloan, Cheatham county; James Hen
ry, of Blount county; Austin Myatt,
Of Dickson county. The last gentle
man has been appointed to fill the va
cancy N that county OccasiOned by the
of the former Registrar.
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the street, Calvin was not under
arrest, but was himself assaulting the
officer with the design TO aid Connell.
| Whether the attempted arrest of Con-
nell was lawful or unlawful, Calvin
had no right to interfere and assault
the officer by striking, or kicking
him, or by the use of a dangerous
weapon. Galvin's only right was to
preserve, By proper means, his own
person from unlawful arrest, or to use
sufficient force to prevent an affray, or
separate the combatantS. He had no
right to interfere for the assistance or
rescue of COnnell, who stood in no re-
reference, by asSaulting the
weapons. BY this interference of Gal
vim in aid Of Connell by assaulting
the officer and by drawing his pistol
in the public streets, and publicly
threatening to shoot any one who
should attempt to arrest him or Con-
nell, Calvin was guilty of an actual,
as well as threatened, breach of the
peace. For this violation of law and
public order committed in his pres
ence, FentOn might lawfully arrest |
him, and it was his duty so TO do. |
The evidence and Galvin's declara-
tions that he would shoot any man
that attempted to arrest him, showed
that Calvin knew that Fenton's OBJ |
iect was to make the arrest, and if not, |
FentOn's calling to him and saying /
" / want your was sufficient notice. |
His uniform and club were sufficient |
notice-under the circumstances-ofl
his official character, if the other cir
cumStanceS in evidence left, as they
do not, any doubt as to Galvin's
knowledge upon that point, Lewis KS.
State, Head, 14S.
The premeditati0n and delibe-
ration to take life need not pre-
exist in the mind any definite
period Of time previous to the killing.
Such design may be conceived and de-
formed in an instant. The
evidence of such deliberatiOn and pre-
meditation in this case was undOuht-
edly sufficient to authorize the verdict
of murder in the first degree. There |
being no error in the record to the
prejudice of the prisoner, the iudg-
ment must be affirmed.
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NEW ORLEANS.

The Flood in The Colorado Valley, Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, July l0.-Later tel
egraTns confirm the accounts Of the
areat mood in tie CoigradG $Plley Ia
Fexas. The water is ten feel deep in
the Courthouse Square at l4aGrange.
1t is estimated that twenty-five HOUSES
have passed down the river. The
river is still rising Staging has been
stopped for four days. The town Of
Columbus is entirely surrounded by
water. The Brazus river is also very
full, and rising n the rate OF four
inches per hour.
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:, ADVICE GRATIS" !"

10 CERTAIN NvoNEN. HY a woNAN.
%, my strong-ninded sisters, aspiring 10
vote,
And to row with your brothers all in the
same boat,
When You come out to speak 10 the publie
YOUR mind,
Leave your tricks. and Your airs and your
eraces behind!
For instance. when You iy the world
would he seen
A. reporter, or editor ttirst-class. mean,
tiiulS-iuS. TO come 10 the point IN one
What yeu write viii he finer. If 'tis not
too fine.
PRAY. don't let the thread ofyour subject
he strung
With golden" and "shimmer sweet,
filter and" lung;"
Nor compel, by your style, All your read
0rs to guess
You've been looking up words Webster
marks . obs"
Ana another thing: whatever cfse you
may say.
Do keep personalities out of the way;
Don't Try every sentence to make people
What dear, charming creature the writer
must be.
Leave out adectations anu pretty appeals:
nOn'i drag Yourself IN by the neck and
the heels
Your dear little boots, and your gloves;
and take heed
Nor pull your curls over mems eyes while
they read.
Don t mistake me; l meaIr that the pub
Hes not home,
You must do rs the Romans do when
You're in Rome;
would have You be tcoI90lQg while yoH
ara wise,
'Tiz the weak and Inc ,Goaaatsh tricks
despiso.
On The other hand: don't write and dress
ia such stylcs
As astonish the natives and frightcn the
isles;
DO look on the platform, 50 folks in The
show
Needn't ask, = Which are lions, and which
tigers?' you know!
'Tis Il good thing 10 write, and TO ruIc in
the State,
But to be true, womaulX Wp+4an = gteat /;
And if ever yes cone 70 be ihat, t Will
ta Nhen
You can cease 10 he babies, nor try 10 be
meRi
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NEW YORK.
Departure Of the Harvard Boat Club for
Europe Trouble Among the Iron
MouIders- Cholera.

mUuiutES N3s9iCIG
/ NEW YORK, July I0.-RepTeSentd-
tiVeS of ten different New York and
/ Brooklyn boat clubs, together with a
large number of friends, escorted the
/ Harvard crew to the City of Paris this
noon, and gave repeated cheers as the
vessel left the pier for Europe.
Six iron m0uldeTs who struck against
/ the Brooklyn Union We're put under
bonds to-day for trial before the Grand
Jury on the charge of conspiracy.
The match to-day between the
yachts Rambler and Magic was won
by the latter. The race was for $1,000
I by the owner OF the Rambler, against
500 by the owner Of Magic.
The Henry Chauncey brings Aspin-
wall dates to the 2d instant, and
ST, ,777 in treasure.
\ Panama paper says, after annOun-
cling that a loan of $1,000, 900 had been
negotiated for the completion Of the
Interior Railway, in Honduras, that
not rail had been laid nor sod
turned toward commencing it, and
neither has. the route been Surveyed
yet.
The fever is suhsiding in Peru,
Central American adVices state That
the claims Of France and Italy against
Nicaragua had heen amicahly ar
ranged.
1t is stated that indictments have
been found against twenty-five bro
kerS, ior eXacting usuriouS interest On
loans. They VIII probably be arrested
on Monday. Thccyidence ELECTED be-
fore the Grand Jury IS said to be quite
startling.
4 train on the Erie Railroad col
lided with a freight train, near Grey
Court, y. j., last night. Six freight
cars, with their contents, were
smashed, and ninC were hulned. No
lives lost
Frank Blair, in 4 card relative to
his speech at the banquet Thursday
night SAYS: 81 did not intend wound
inc the feelings Of those who had
hOnored me by an invitation to be
present at their festivities, on the con-
tray it was my intention to cOmpli-
ment our own army, by Speaking Of
our late advcT~aries rs NCn VCrtsY Qf
D,ir steel
The cabs made their appearance in
our streets to-day, much to the con-
steFnatiOu of our thriving hackmen.
Ben. Butler fled the final account
of his brothers estate at the SurrO-
gates Court to-day.
The deaths during tAc week were
G43, three Of which were from chol-
tia, #s-
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FOREIGN.
lntarestlnn News bY the CabIe

'LoNDoS, July 10.-The Times this
morning has an editorial on the state
bfaffairs III France. The writer says
that If the corps Legislatitf is firm il
viii join the powers which have been
demanded by the large minority, and
which the majority also desire. The
old things are passing away, and an
other political dispensation IS at hand.
The discussion OF the monarchy by
Mr.. Mackan will show how deep is
the general conviction that the pres
ent GovernSnent is a lost cause.
The Morning Telegraph says that
the principle Of ministerial response
bility was the business of the Senate
and not Of the Corps IIegislatiff, to
regulate the time. However, it will
bring the measure up.
PARIS, July 10.-L0 Patrie saws that
the recent negotiations between the
Government and the Corps LegislatifT
have resulted in an understanding.
end the former win realize the pro-
jected reform, and will announce a
Senate consultation to carry the same
into effect.
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WASHINGTON.
Treasury Statement Spirits in Bonded
Warehouses TO be Sold.

Treasury Statement Spirits ia Bonded
Warehouses TO be Sold.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-Shipments
of fractional currency during the week
to National Banks, Slll,l30. Tho
Treasury hold in trust for the Nation
Il Banks, Is security fpl their circula-
lion. S342, ,S7J 100; as security for pub
lie deposits, S23, ,76i, 500; mutilated
bank notes burned during the week,
Sl0I, zoe; currency issued for bills
destroyed during the week, 81, 800, ,092 ;
total issued previously, Sli,596,94S;
hank circulation outstanding, S299,
80. .495; fractional currency destroyed
iuring the week, $3lS, eco.
The internal Revenue COmmis-
sioner, with the approval Of the See
retary Of the Treasury, has ordered
the collectors to sell all spiritsremain-
ing in bonded warehouses on July lst.
GIr. ClOffiiR, Chairman Of the Ma
tiOnal Republican Committee, has de
sired the recognition Of the Executive
Committee of Texas, chosen 10y the
Convention which nominated Gen.
Davis,
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ST. LOUIS.
Excessive FIRE in the Mountains -AaS.har
Harder. Etc, etc

FNAl WI 49, -.
81. LOUIS, July lO.-An extensive
ire is raging in the mountains this
Side of Georgetown this afternoon,
and is spreading with fearful rapidity.
It will do immense damage in the de-
struction Of timber. The fire, which
fs fifty miles distant, is visible here.
The mountains are completely enYe-
sOped IN smoke.
Another murder was committed in
Bond county, H., on Thursday. Two
cousins. named Biackburg, got into an
alteration in the harYeSt-fcld aud
one stabbed the other, killing him in
stantly. Both were sons of wealthy
farmers. The murderer was arrested
and lodged in Hillsboro Jail.
There now seems to be no doubt
that John Moore is the murderer of
Mrs. McAdams, who lived near
Greenville, III. 1t is also aScartained
that he raviShed her. The excite
rment Is very high in the community,
and there i a strong disposition to
lynch Moore, but the evidence against
him is not considered strong enough
To Justify it, The man arrested at
r,OOdViIIe Aas been brought 10 Green
yille, but he does not answer the de-
scriptiOn given by Moore a. the man
said To have been seen lurking around
Mrs. McAdams' house.
The match between Allen and Nc
COOie has been arranged, The articles
Of agreement have been drawn up and
5000 a side deposited. The fight is to
tel-e place November 10th within 80
miles OF Cincinnati. beHgo - likes
sapokan Of as the final stake holder,
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BUFFALO.

Arrest and Commitment for Murder
BUFFALO, July 10,-Thom2s Swee-
ny was arrested and committed to Jail
to-day for the murder Of his brother
gOhn while boating in the barber on
Sunday last. on returning tOthe shore
that day Thomas reported that Jonn
had fallen overheard and was drown
ed. The body was recovered last even
ing and bore evidence Of the skull hay
ing been broken by an oar. His teeth
were knocked IN, besides other eYi.
dencp of violence.
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m.I. 0. o. F. FUNERAL NOTICE.

rINHE officers and members Of ssss.,.
II memphis Lodge 30. @, are re-
quested to meet at their Han. COR - ~
ner Main and North Court streets. -
this Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock July II
1869, to attend the funeral OF our esteemed
Brother, T. g. o. NJ. THOMSON.
Officers and members OF ChiclSasaw Lodge
No. and transient brethren are fraternaliy
invited to attend.
BY order of JNO. W. WAINSBURG. Y C..
THOMAS mOFFETT, Secretary.
TT'HE officers and patriarclls OF -..---.
l GayOSo Encampment No. -
!. o. .. T., are requested TO meet at sssS.
their Hall, corner Main and Court 7lssSt.S~
streets, at O'Clock this Sunday afternoon,
July II, 1863, to attend the funeral of our cs-
teeined Patriarch, o. NJ THOMSON.
All transient patriarchs are fraternally in
vited to attend
By order of \. =. DAVIS. G.. i.
THOMAS BACoS. Scribe. jyll
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LITTLE ROCK.
The Arkansas River Falling-NO Danger 10
Crops Along that River Apprehended.
News from the Corn and Cotton Crops En-
GOHragng.
special % III Memphi. Appeal.l

Special TO the Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, July lO.-The steam
er Fort Gibson, from Fort Smith, ar
rived to-day with the good news that
the Arkansas river IS falling above.
It has already declined some ten inch
Is here. This quiets the great appre-
hension felt for the safety Of river
farms. A Jew inches more water
would have overhown many places
and done irreparable injury to crops.
As it is no damage is done above, and
it is belived but slight below. News
from the corn and cotton crops is en-
cOuraging in all directions.
Weather warm and clear. y.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

sIGNAIGO- friends and acquaintance
OF John 3. and Fortunlna sIgnaigo are re-
spectfully requested to attend the funeral Of
their infant son, Angelo JO5EPH, from their
evening. nt3 O'Clock. 2 .ss.l -. Z. y =.
SGAAfP-The friends and acquaintance5 OF
CONRAD CAMP are respectfully invited 20 at
tend his funeral, from his residence, on See
ond street, between NH and Greenlaw, Chel-
sea, this Sunday evening at 4O'eloclz.
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GOV, Senier is Visited by Citizens OF all
Parties---Rem0yaI Of a Registrar-.-A
Stokes PaDeF Out for SeHter.

NASHVILLE, July l0.-A large
number of citizens Of all parties called
on Gov. Senter to-day, as a mark oi
respect.
Sheridan, the Registrar for this
county, was removed to-day, and Mul-
10y appointed in his place.
The Maryville Republican "a Stoke
paper has changed its position, and
is now for Senter. 1t Is owned by a
negro named Scott, who discharged
his white editor and placed his own
son in charge Of the paper, and hence
the change. During the war Scott
published the Y63leSS6edR, a weekly
paper, ia this city.
The Stokes County Convention NOM
mated candidates for the Senate and
Legislature. One of them Is a negro.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Union Street, Memphis. Tenn.

ID EV. Z. IF. f4ARRABEE, An, PRINCIPAL
IL ian assistant 10 be Employed ; Lambert
May, Prof. Modern Languages; Miss Donna
Hill, Prin. Primary School. This Institution
viii open is next session September I. 1859
and efficient teachers. The discipline win be
firm. and course OF instruction thorough
The best facilities Will be afforded pupils to
prepare for college or acquire n complete
classical and commercial education. The
location or this school IS excellent. the btrifd-
ings are cGmmOdiOUs. We'll ventilated and
heated, and arranged and furnished with
special reference to the health and eomfoy4 OF
pupils. A good gymnasium has been erected
in Che yard. Can for circulars at the book
stOfes. Business connected with the school
viii be attended to until September Isl, by
Rev. W. VI. Patterson. Office az the school
building on Union street.
+. J. MORGAN
j. r. SMITHWfCk
K. ". BLEW,
Jyll Board Of Visitors
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10. Capt.
VIM. Dyer was killed yesterday at
Reed street wharf, by capstan bar.
while engaged IL hosting a boiler
from the wreck Of the frigate New
Ironsides.
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Discharge Of Joseph eF0xt0H, Charges with
the Murder Of Beai. Miller

LOUISVILLE, July l0.--The ease Of
Joseph Cr0xt0n, charged with thu
murder Of BENJAMIN Miller Which
has occupied the attention OF The
Eriminial Court for the past week,
was concluded this afternoon. The
case was given TO the jury at half past
two, and after an absence Of an hour,
they returned a verdict Of not guilty.
The prisoner was then discharged
amidst the congratulations of his
fniPnis.
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW York, July l0.--Rico quite
and unchanged. Coffee quiet. Sugar
steady, Cuba l1sc; HAVANA ll!@ re.
AIOlasses dull and nominal. Wheat
= JlM1 -. Corn 100 9jc. Whisky
/ 81 02@l a. Flour s. 24lae 50: Got
/ tNn ppehed dali but closed with rather
more tones sales So bales; uplanda
! 344G 94lc.
Money.-ThG markets. easy, closing
with a good supply at Cal per cent.
/ Considerable currency has been re-
ceived by the hanks from the West,
/ une aL0ne receiving 500, 600. Sterling
/ firm but quiet at 5000, Gold firm
and with less speculation, as II is be-
/ lieyed that the shipments have for
q few weeks been quito liberal. The
shipments include $39, ,000 to AsDin-
wall, making total of SGl9, 800 for to-
day, and about 81 900. 900 for tie week.
! Prizes opened at 3@s, advanced 70 &c,
and closed at 3l5. The bank state.
nlent shows contraction by the banks
and an Increase of specie from the
/ treasury disbursements. State bonds
duh and lower; new Tennessee's 96,
Dry GOOds-Tradeis dull, but prices
I are firm, and some dealers have ad.
Vanced cambrics to-day Be; Washing,
| ton a Victory, Balloon aud Red
! Gross, 10lc; high colOrs, 1llc; pinks
and purples, lie; Hills bleached mus.
lins are selling at 1SZ to l9c, Fruit 0t
| the Loom and Ionsdales, l0c; Wam-
sutta, 22lci New York mills, 2jc;
heavy browns, Of best makes, hiring
/ l7c; seconds, 10 10 l64ci Southern, l5l
TO lGc3 tittsiield, l3c; Steam four.
quarter sheetings, l2lc; dark prints
l3lc, which is q reduction Of the omen.
| ing prices Of the fall,
! CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO, July I0.-Flour s5ra5 %
| Wheat 81 303@l 81. Corn 7fsGj T9c
Oats Csc. Rye 81 06. Barley / 40G
81 -. Highwines SIC. Pork $33
Lard lSalS!c. Bulk shoulders Isle
Hams 19c.
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, July l0.-Flour, 81 80
Grain and groceries steady and un
changed. Sales Of tobacco lij hid,
at 81 20G19 20. Pork $50, BacOI
| shoulders lf}c; sides l8@1Sic, Lart
| l9lc. Hams 2O4c. Highwines 95c,
! NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, July 10. = Cotton
nominally unchanged; no sales; re
ceipts 253 bales; exports $40 bales
! Gold 36s. Sterling 50l. New York
sight premium. Flour, low grades
in demand; superfine So; Xxx, Sc 50;
! XXX, Sc 70. Corn, white, 81 OF.
Oats, 76(a 79c. Bran, 81 05. Hay
$26 50. Pork, S34 80. Bacon shoul.
ders, 142e; sides, 1SI@lSle. Lard in
tierces, l93@205c; kegs 21{@213e
Sugar firm; common 100 G102c; prime
1870. MOlasses nominal; choice fer.
menting, 6OG64c. Whisky is un.
changed. Coffee, fair 40 615lc; prime
16}@1G3c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 10.-FlOur sea
6 p. Corn 75G77c. Oats 72975e
Whisky 96e. Pork is held at S33
Bulk shoulders l23e; sides l6l@l6le.
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FOREIGN

LONDON, July 10.-ConsOls closed al
93@ 93lc. 5-2O's 8ll and at Frank
fort SGJc.
LIVERPOOL, July l0.--COtton active.
Upland 12ld; Orleans 124. Sales l2,-
600. California white wheat los I'd
red Western No. ., los sd. Flour 2is
Cd. Corn nominal No. mixed 26s
Cd; old 27s. Oats IS Cd.
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CINCINNATI.
Base Ball Match Between the Cincinnati
IHniOrs and the Bluff City Club Of
Hemnhis.

CINuSNATl, July l0.-1'he Base
Ball match at the Union grounds this
afternoon resulted: Cincinnati Juniors
30; Bluff City, Of Memphis, 2lr The
Cincinnati's win play the Olimpics on
Tuesday and the Buckeyes viii play
them ON Monday.
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ST. LOUIS, July lO.-Flour s. 10@
5 624. Wheat 81 20. Corn 85c@Sl.
Oats 69G75c. Rye 81 10. Whisky
99c@S1. Groceries quiet and I'm.
changed. Pork $33 25. Bacon shoul-
ders lie; sides l73@1s4e Ham. 2lc.
Lard 19c.