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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-12

A I the Haywood House, commencing
"A MONDAY, 18th of January 1869,
and will remain until MARCH 18th,
after which he will practice at shrcyc-
port, from March 18th, until May list,
1869, Alexandr a La, from May ls,,
I'LL June LIST, 1869
DIR Persons treats all and every kind
Of disease to which the human family
are liable successfully so certain is
his treatment that many cases are cured
or relieved in few minutes other
caves require more treatment and IL il
be persisted in will overcome all cura.
Bile diseases
Within the past few weeks, DR. Per
sons has accomplished some OF his most
wonderful triumphs lie refers to the
following well known eases, a. certified
to by the testimony Of the Rev J. W
Wbipple at the same time he chal-
lcngcs the medical fraternity Of Texas,
or any other State, to show Ike cures by
medication.
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CITATION.

JUSTICE COURTS-Bcat No. s.
d John Bird Agent for Raehai Crow
der. exscutrix Of q. W. Crowder, de.
ceased. vs. the estate 81 John Bullock.
Tho state Of Texas, Harrison County,
To the sheriff II said county, or nny
lawf officer greeting fon are here.
by commanded 10 summons the legal
representatives Of the estate Of John
Bullock, deceased. Of said State and
county, by publication in some news
paper as the law directs To be and APP
pear ut Syoyrna in person or by Aitor-
new. on the last Saturday in February,
hv 10 clock in the the A. NJ. OF that
day, to answer the complaint Of John
Bird. Agent for RACIAL Crowder, Exec
u,rix ofO. W. Crowder, deceased in M
action of debt by an attachment in Jus
tjce cour. Herein fail not, and due
return make an the law directs. Given
under nv hnnd this the 9Th day Febra-
ary, A. y 1869,
JOHN BuCHAN, j T. Beat No. $.
Received in Office February st5, 1909,
and executed the same day by handing
10 X. W. l.oughery, the editor OF the
Texas Republican for publication Tor
three successive weeks.
5 X. PERRY, shsrih
! February l2, 90. n2s-3t
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CAPITOL HOTEL.
%
HU- PLY 4 DAWSON, PROPRIETOR.
d.
Fare Reduced to So 80
per day, Currency.

THIS hotel il recognized asone Of the
/ finest hotel buildings west Of the
Mississippi river The rooms arc Gem
modiou- and pleasant, and are well fur
pisnsd
he proprietors setoat u make money,
end, in order to do SO, they have deter
mined to keep n M house, charge
reasonable prices, and by kind, Hospital
BILE treatment induce people to visit
them again
Try 1t Once.
and sec whether this is true or merely
deception.
IT COED living and attention can in
duce custom, il will be orth.co,ning.
Connected with the hotel is large
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TO THE LADIES'.

NlKs BUELL. has just received
vi some Of the very latest stylss il
Hats, &c., and is looking for another
large supply, which she Is determined
to dispose Of At very reduced prices.
Ladies' will do well to call and see for
Them elyes before purchasing elsewhere
Marshall, Sept %, '6s n9-tf
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NOTICE..

THE Copartnership between Drs,
i johnson a Grain, in tn prsati~e of
medicine Ac., vas di.sol,ce a..;oai
cons mt on the first ms. Those indsht.
ed TO them will please come up and
SETTLE at once, and save trouble and
perhaps eype"se.
u, +. VI. JOHNSON, NJ d.
JNO r. GRAIN, N. D.
Jan. IS, 90 n24-tf
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CASH FOR BEEF
"a eur Irlnnhs and CustonerS.

WE have hssn compelled u sdops
The 10Th Of October, all meats sold BY Ne
will be disposed Of ssstcssy, sss
Cash. This will be better Cor all par
ties, ~ il will enable u 70 always keep
The best bssf, aad ssil =: lover rates.
We are grateful for the support hitherto
received, asA hops that !, will - COS
tinusd. We have beef tickets % hssd,
to bs dispossd o.
HILL 4 WILCOX.
October 2. ~. alO-V
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FOUND.

IN the city Of Marshall, four upper
i front teeth, lined with gold backingr,
mounted on Rubber plate.
Tho owner eau get them by calling
nj the DENTAL OFFICE of J. H.
johnson, aud paying Tor this advertise
ment
January I 1903, n23-tf
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BOARDING.

AIRS. LlTTLEJOHN will take few
MI day boarders. Residence North
East Of tho Public Square
Ma.shal!, Feb. II, 80, n2s-tf
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EUREKA STABLE.
Houston Avenue,
MARSHALL, TEXAS.

MARSHALL, TEXAS.
THE Proprietor Of
Ay> this Stable begs leave
@s to return his thank. To
his friends and the public for the very
liberal patronage he has received, and
10 assure them that no pains will DO
spared TO merit confidence. He IL
better prepared with facilities for Your
accommodation. than heretofore being
we'll supplied with Substantial and eom-
Portable hacks, good fedms, and cure
FIJI drirers for the trnnspor,atio" Of pas
.cngers. And to those who would take
a drive, for either business or pleasure,
he would .ay he has good
Bug1ies and Horses
for your accommodation, 20 couas on
gentlemen, select your teams and take
ride
The Stable will, as heretofore, be under
the control and management Of CAPT.
w. +. rMtth, who 10 tbs authorised
agent for the Transaction Of all brsiness
connected Herewith.
Y. H. BLALOCk,
Proprietor.
Marshall. Jan. &, 90. n23-ti
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htNe SC @srlp
PEASLEI'S CEMENT.
EVERYBODY should have n bottle I
II Tho reasons why Because with
this cement you can cdectually join 10.
gether equally we'll Wood, Glass, Ivory,
Leather, China, Marble, or Rubber,
Wood when united by this cement,
caInot be again separated in the sane
place, but will sooner break elsewhere
1t il
Fire and Water Proof,
will stand any temperature, Being a
liquid, it is always ready for use Hang
eolorless, II 10 the best article in use for
mending Glass, Crocksry, Mser.hsum
Pipes, dc II il the most adhesive Of
any cement ever offered to the public,
therefore moro desirable than any other
cement or glue. For sale at
sCKuG0s'S HOOKS STORE,
Marshall, Dec. q, 'Gs n22-n
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Istray Notice.

Estray Notice.
TAKEN up by J. y. Whitehorn,
i living ! | miles West Of Marshall,
and posted before c. c. Collins, q Jus
tice Of the peace for Harrison county,
a small sorrcl horse mule, ten or twelve
years old, some saddle marks, and star
in forehead Appraised at 40.
u. BLACKWELL, Crk.
by A. q CLARK, d. G.
Jan Is, 1869. n2i-3t
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FOR RENT.

TON MIN 4.
A COMFORTABLE residence, stu
n ated on the Corporate limits of Mar
shall with good garden, stables, large
lots, and wood privileges. Fer par,ica-
lars apply to
JOSEPH MASON.
J.o. Is. 90. nol-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-12

MEETS every Thurday night at the
asonic Hall, In jefferson, Texas
HENRY GOLDWATER, sachem.
&. A. IIorcHxIss, G. Of L.
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CITATION.


JUSTICE COURTs-I'est No =. X.
u w. Knox ". Thomas Fillmore, T. IN.
c. The State Of Texas, Harrison Coun.
ty. TO the Sheriff Of said county, or
any lawful constable, greeting You
are hereby commanded to summons
Thomas Fillmore, f. IN. c., = nonresident
Of said county, by publication in some
newspaper as tho Law directs to appear
at Syoyrna on tho last Saturday in Feb
ruary, by 10 o'clock in the 4. N. oI
that day, to answer tho complaint Of X
W. Knox in an action Of debt by attach
ment, at justice court 10 be holden
then and there, Herein fail not, and
due return make rs tho law directs
Given under my hand this the 9TH day
of February, A. ID. 1869.
JOHN BuCilAN,J J. 7. Beat No. :.
Received in Office February sth, 1869
and executed the same day, by handing
to H. W. Lough-ry the editor of the
Texas Republican, for publication fo'
three successive weeks
$. X. PERRY Sheriff
February II. n2s-3t
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Havkins Creek Tribe No. 8.
Ms eta once u week at the Masonic
Cau, Mt Pima Tree, upshur Co. Texas,
=. +. WALKER, Sschcm,
". IL PAyxE, c. of X
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III ,,,s. Sssss sKs ssssE. sI.s Gov.
sssssss - = sigAs ves.ssss !, -. =.
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+. and \. NJ.
Aarshall Lodge, No. ~,
A MEETS second Friday in every
K Y month at 2 o'clock, p. " attheir
V\Hall.
G. b. LIPSCOMB, W. NJ
W, p. nuD0iSs, secy.
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/. q .. +.
John II. Gibson Lodge, No. Is,
MEETS every Monday night
a at their Hall, on Austin street
~ Brothers in good standing arc
>vitcd to attend
A. FRANKS, n. G.
+. NAESSpgLL. Sec'ry.
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l. O. OF X. NJ.
Csddo Tribe No. 2.

J, X. CmAxaxas, G. Of X.
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uarshal Chapter 10. 10,

MEETS on the arst Monday in each
|onth, At 7 o'clock r. y,
W. G. WOODS, II. p.
W. II. BRisrow, Recorder.
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-. I. o. q. r., meets At their Hall
lon Austin street on the LIST and
3rd Thursday nights. in each
)onth. Brothcrs in good standing are
>vited to attend.
JOHN WILER, Z. r.
j. Y. NAnxpsaL, Scribe
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REMOVAL.
THE firm Of u. BERNSTEIN have
i removed their store from the Eas,
TO the North side Of the Public Square,
to the store house known a, the
DeLi.le building.
They respectfully return thanks to
Friends and Patrons for past iavors, and
solicit a continuance.
u BERNSTEIN has laid in an en-
tire new aud largely extended stock,
consisting Of
PROVISIONS and
FAMILY GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS and
FANCY GOODS
tLOrIIlNG aud
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
PISTOLS, and
CUTLERY, ETC, ETC.
Whie'. he proposes to sell at the low.
eat Cash Prices Call and see him, and
examine his stock and prices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-10
I.nrlr,at,ua rrcnraInn-

A special train on the Edge6eld and
Kentucky railroad left this city yesterday
morRing at half.psst o'clock, with
goodly number of the Senators and several
members Of the House of Representatives
en- route for the Montgomery county Fair.
Upon the arrival Of the train at Spring.
field, rain began to fall, and continued
during the greater portion of the day.
The train reached GAINESVILLE at half. past
10 o'clock. At the Guthrie Hotel, the
halfway station, the members Jared stump.
tuously, at the invitation of the proprietor.
1t is one of the best hotels between Louis
vile and New Orleans.
The day was inauspicious, and 1t was
not very pleasant at the Fair Grounds, or
anywhere else, but Notwithstanding the
inclement weather, there was large crowd
in attendance, msnifesting much interest
in the exhibition. The members OF the
Legislature were treated with marked
courtesy, and aside from tie weather
seemed to enjoy the trip.
The people of Montgomery displayed
their usual hospitality, and the members
expressed themselves as highly delighted
with the attention shown them.
Too much praise cannot be awarded tC
DR.. d B Cliffe and the other ofic ers of the
road for kindly attentions and courtesiei
during the trip. The excursion train left
fair grounds at 800, and reached this city
at $50, having been delayed at Cedar Hill
for some time to await passing trains.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-10

Tho New 1ork Independent OF the 9TH says:
In the memorable financial. crisis Of 1851,
when many business firms succumbed to the
pressure, or in the still more memorable imam
cial oyertarning of 1887. the dry goods houses
were the FIRST TO yield to the adverse blast; but
it is a remarkable circumstances that thus far
we have not heard of the failure of single dry
goods m in consequence of the great gold
corner" which has produced so much confu-
sion and disaster among the mOneyed men Of
Wall street and Broad street. That such should
be the case Is pretty good evidence that our dry
goods merchants are in good condition, and that
they have not been taking flyers" in gold or
stocks to a damaging extent. The re-
cent furry amsng the gold spectators
and stock jObbers, however. had not been
without damaging effect upon the dry goods
interest: the regular course of trade has been
interfered with. and values have been disturbed
in the height OF the season. when anything Of
the kind was not in tho least anticipated.
Purchasers have paused until the difficulty
should be over; and. as affairs are now rapidly
being arranged. the ordinary business OF the
country will be resumed, and probably but lit
tie difference will be experienced by our dry
goods dealers in the general result Of their
fall business, in consequence of the conVul-
sions of the Gold Exchange. lsr-1 & -sE Fss
The market for European fabrics has been
much more affected by the disturbances in the
gold market than has been the case with do
nestle goods. But the fall of gold to 100. which
seems to be accepted as a permanent line of
demarcation since the late difficulties. will
cause better business in foreign goods gener-
ally. The importations of the week have fallen
of very sensible, and the auction rooms have
not been quite SO we'll supplied with desirable
goods; but prices have not undergone any "a
teTiaf change. eHae- .a q. p "
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New Advertisements.


CHARLESTON OYsTERs.-An enterpris.
ing Charlestonian has undertaken to put
these delicious bivalves within reach Of the
benighted people of the interior, and the
fret class names TO which he refers are
guarantee that he is all right See adver"
lisement.
Clam chowder today, IL o'clock, at
Hemphilps, 50 Church street. AT all
times, same place, best oysters and clans
in shell, kegs or cans. Regular meals al
fifty cents.
Thompson Brothers & Kelly offer supe-
rior bleached family cottons, which are
stamped with their name, and is war
ranted. AL an elegant lot of shawls,
very fine and very cheap: These ladies
will find these gentlemen fully up in all
respects to the times in their magnificent
stock of fall and winter goods.
E. and ]. Workman have just opened q
new and beautiful line of ladies' dress
goods Of the latest and most elegant
styles. Go to their house, No. % Public
square.
ID. Kline, druggist, Masonic Temple
has received direct from the Custom House
at New York, stock of medical wines and
liquors which are pure and unsurpassed in
quality.
S. G. Bradley is a candidate for Sheriff
at the ensuing election.
Albert & Seeman announce their fall
opening auction sale for three days this
week They will offer very fine line Of
fall and winter goods of the most fashions
BILE styles Their energy, enterprise and
good Judgment place them among the
first auctioneers Of the country, and on
this occasion they are determined to pre-
sent line of goods that will command
universal attention.
Ga Thursday, the 14.h inst, Lindsey
& Son., have public sale of 100 lots in
the "Harris Addition" to Edge6eld. The
property is eligibly located, and for homes
or investment offers superior inducements.
The Nashville and Decatur Railroad
will run a special train to Franklin dur
ring the Williamson County Fair this
week, leaving this city at 81 A. NJ. and re-
turn at 81 p. NJ. This arrangement will
enable every body to attend from this city
who may desire to do so.
We direct special attention to the card
of kirkpatrick & Keith, cotton and tobacco
factors, New Oheans. These gentlemen
are go well known in Tennessee, for bust
ness honesty, punctuality and active enter
prise, that no word from us is necessary in
their behalf
'Hamlet" and Goodies" are on the
billsofthe New Theatre for Monday night.
A large and inviting trade and trustees
sale by Yeatman, Shields & Co., Oh Tues
day night,
An energetic man with $3.50 capital
wanted Address J. r. L, this Office.
The Grand Encampment, 1, o. o. +. o.
Tennessee will meet in this city on the Is tn
inst The Il. W. Grand Lodge Of the
State will meet here on the 10Th. Both
according 10 the new constitution.
w. T. Linck has opened his new hotel
On the European plan, North College
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THE COTTON mARKErs.
Mobile, Ala. Def


Cotton in moderate demand and closed steady
sales ~ bales, 500 after close yesterday; mid
dilngs AZ; receipts l,0S9; exports 1858.
Charleston. Oct. z.
Cotton steady; sales 500 bales; receipts LOB
exports, coastwise ], lt9; middlings 80.
Savannah. Oct. 2.
Cotton receipts 2.G72 bales; exports $780, sale:
300; market dull; middlings 25.
Macon. Ga Oct z. cas-
Receipts to-day 6Sl bales; sales 400; shipped
AZ. The market was firm with good demand
all day. at 412 cents for Liverpool middlings
Offering stock rather limited.
Augusta, Gs-, Oct. =.
The market opened with moderate demand
at q cents for middling, bat closed dull in cons
sequence of the news from Liverpool and New
York. Sales 35l bales; receipts $50 bales; mid
dlings nOmiEally 241&c.
Columbus. Ga, Oct. z.
The market opened active with middIinqs at
2492il<c. About tWo-thirds of the wagon cot
ton were purchased by street buyers. The
afternoon kilograms announcing decline of &c
in New York made the market fiat as n pan
cake with middling nOminaily at 24e. Sales liS
bales; receipts 46s bales.
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. :.
Market firm at 23]4@2311c for Hiddlings, %
for low middlings; 2le for good ordinary Re
ceipts about 100 bales
Montgomery, Ala, OeI.7~ cos
The cotton market ste Idy; low middlings 2}9
ZH4c- Receipts Very liberal aud demand fair
selma. ABR., OcI. z,
Cotton market opened active at 49, to 2}LLc
for low middling. Market closed quiet with
no buyers above DC. Sales 236 bales.
Huntsville. Ala, Oct.7.
Receipts GO bales Market irregular. Sales
made at prices ranging from q to 2234c.
baltimore, Oct. :.
Cotton nominal at 2T1lc.
Wilmington, N, C.. Oct. T.
Cotton shade better; low middliDgs 25c.-
Cincinnati, Oct T.
The market is more active, with good de-
mand. and sales of middlings at Bc and low
middlings at 25c per Il.
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ReIfrIons N0fices-

Rev TV Moore, D D, Pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, after an abb
sence of several months, arrived in the
city on Thursday last. His health has
greatly improved. He will preach to-day
at usual hours for service, in his church:
Divine service will be held in st. AIMS
Church, Edgefeld, to-day at 10I o'clock 10
the morning, and 4 in the evening. Rev.
Mr.. Rose, Of Hopkinsville, KY WILL
officiaie.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-The Rev. DR..
Skinner will preach at the First Baptist
Church this morning, at IL o'clock. The
sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be ad-
ministered after the morning service.
Rev. A, n. White, will preach in the
Baptist Chapel, Polk avenue, tO-dsy'
Services will commence at 104 A. NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-10

This place of amusement is in full
tide of successful operation, the crowds in
attendance each night showing that the eff
forts Of the management are fully appreci.
atcd. Sig. Martinoz's great impsling act
il truly wonderful.
On Monday evening, the White FaWn
will be presented, and from the labor and
expense to which the management has
gone, together with the known ability Of
Joe Woods, Elite Barker, Dan Griffith,
Kate Davenport, MolIie st. Martin, Mile
Henrietta and Miss Lizzie Whelan, it
guarantees success.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-10
KILLED.
A NeWsbOy Falls from a Baggage Car
and Breaks His Neck

a EeWsboy Falls from a Baggage Car
and Breaks His Neck.
Patrick CalVie, newsbcy on the Edge
field and Kentucky and Henderson Rail-
road, when just this side of the Edge6eld
Junction, coming into the city on the train
yesterday morning, passed out of The bag,
gage car, and as he was passing along the
edge board around 10 the passenger car
with his papers In one hand and with the
other holding on the rod above, lost his
balance and fell of. lie was found about
one hour and twenty minutes afterwards
lying dead, having broken his neck and
injured his chest by falling against the
edge of the track. The train passed by
without touching him. He leaves no re-
lations to mourn his death, except small
sister, who is now living in Hopkinsyille
KY. He was brisk, active business boy
and had the confidence of all who knew
him, t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-10
Nortb EdgeaeId Concert

The children of North EIgefeld Sun
day school will give a concent Tuesday
Oct. Il, the proceeds of which are to lie
used for the purchase of a library for the
school. The exercises will be conducted
by that most excellent singer and polite
gentleman, Capt. Powers. Admittance
% cents. Doors open at z o'clock p. m.
1t is a worthy cause, and we hope they
may be well patronized. Help the chill
dren
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-10
Lnfa Of GhnF1R.

Fair week in Nashville promises TO be
unusually brilliant in the way Of public
amusements. With the theater in the "full
tide of successful experiment." an operate
troupe at the Masonic Hall, a series Of
humorous lectures at Concordia or else
where, and numerous side shows Of big and
little people, snakes, menageries, pane.
ramss, etc, the lovers of fun and wonder
can hardly go amiss for entertainment. 1t
is also likely that we shall have a visit
from somebody's big circus before the
termination of the fair week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-10
MhnIe Henns of Fnn

At the social entertainment of the Fish
ing Club the other night, while "the dance
went merrily round" and wild festiVity
held unbOunded sway, the remark was
quite frequently heard that "there's lots Of
fun left in Tennessee" True; there is and
always will be lots Of fun here subject to
the order Of those who wish to test its
quality. Let little and big boys and girls
pitch in and enjoy themselves to all
rational extent. There is no medicine like
mirth, with laughter on the right side, and
there will slways be plenty Of such in Tens
nessee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-10
GENERAL MARKETS.
Stock on hand

Tn following are the cotton quotations re-
eeived at the National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, where cotton gold
bond and stock quotations are received hourly
and are always accessible to the public:
NEW YORK. 1C:25-Market quiet and weak;
lOk middling 214e. -
LIVERPOOL Sth, 5-Market easier Sales 900
bales; Z,O0J to Spectators. II "
LIVERPOOL 9Th, Il:l5-Market quiet. Sales
1000 bales at 1875 and l25sd.
NEW YORK ll-Market irregular ard de-
pressed; low middling 261 &c; upIands 27Izc; good
middlihg SIG; Mobile 2712c; Orleans 215<c.
NEW YORK l:l0-Demand fair but at lower
rates; low middling 261zc; upIands 27ci coed
middling 2S14c; Mobile 2714c; Orleans 2715c.
LIyERPosL 9Th. 8 P. N.-Maket dull. Sales
o,UgO bales. Quotations unchanged.
fair. Sales $500 bales at &c; LOO bales for
future delivery; October 26c, November 253(e,
and December 2554c.
NEw YORK 3-Market dull and prices un-
changed. Sales, 1850 bales for export; 9i5 bales
for spinning.
CORN-We heard of the sale Of 200 bushels
loose, from we on, at 9Oc, and shipments Of 500
WHEAT-Receipts to-day of 800 bushels and
sh pmeps of 800. Market weak without Change
BROOM CORN-Receipts to-day of 2,OOO lbs
and shipments of the same amount. We quote
DRIED FRUIT-Sales from wagon to- day of
5000 lbs apples, at So.
PEANUTS-Receipts and sales of 100 bushels
to-day at 81 40 per bushel.
FLOURIMarket unchanged. Shipm nts to-
uPR0VISI0 Ms Market firm and unchanged.
we notce a lot of shoulders on the market,
which are offered at TIC.