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CANDLES, OIL AND SOAP.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Singing Birds

A LARGE supply Of European Singing
I Il Birds, consisting ofCGnaries, Cfolddnches,
Linnets, 1apunese Sparrows and Talking Par
rOts. Also an excellent lot OF Dngs-5cotch
Terrier and Fuglish Coach, which viii he
sold cheap, at No. 20 Jefferson street. near the
postOfticc.
Oc2i LOUIS UIFCKMA M
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DIED.

WALDRAN-At 70 o'clock Tuesday, October
18th, Hon. GEoRGE W. wALDRAS, late Judge
Of the Municipal Court of Memphis, aged
thirty-ffve years.
The funeral services viii be attended at
Grace Church, at o'clock, this WEDNESDAY
Afternoon.
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TRUST SALE.

Dl virtue of a Trust Deed 10 me executed
ID by II. B. ). Williams, Trustee and Eiizs
=. @l4liafta, VII sell, 20 ths Highest bidder
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NOTICE.
pror1rs RAxK OF rrrrrssrl

MEMPHIS, 18th October, 1859
THIS BANK HAVING DISCONTINUED
L business has transferred It's Deposits,
Good VIII, ETC., to the Union and
Planters Bank Of Memphis and would re-
said Bank to the confidence of its
Deposisors and Correspondents.
Depositors are referred to the card of the
Union and Planters BANK below. -
F. ~. SMITH, President.
D.A.SHEPHERD, Cashier.
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raissrs

TTNHE Memphis OIL Company wish to pur-
chase, during next fall and winter, a
large Quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
viii pay the market price, furnish Sacks and
have Seed correctly weighed On their large
platform Fairbanks 81 scales. They urge their
friends not 70 store their Seed IN large guam
titles. and thereby have their value destroy Cd
or injured by HEATLSo. Planters VINO WISH
20 make contracts for delivery OF seed WI
please call At Oil W orlk. caotRr Landing
~ OIL Cake and Meal TOR sale In any nan-
ttfy, ty1
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NRW 0RLEANs.

OI4NOIIH n n II.
CINCINNATI, October 28.-Familv fioul
IS 50tG5 70. Wheat 81 lO9I Is. Corn s5(ds7
Oats 5O956. Rye e5. Cotton firm; mid
dlings %. Whiskey 81 II. Mess Pork
ssl 90. lard IT@I7. Racon-cIear
sides 175zGIgJSc. Eggs "a. Cheese I7]5
@lS1z. Sales of l02 hhds Of Tobacco al
$8 40(aI7 25, Cotton frm- PSI
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NOTICE.

M@YGR,s eEEICE-cTTg HALL
hEafPaIs, Tenn, October s, 1853.
ITO enable the city officers and EN- plOyeS 10
i attend the Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair, the Offices at the city Hall Will be closed
70 business an VEIN EsDA I, The 9th inst
10 has also hean suggested, and respectfully
request. thai all business in the city be sus-
pended for at least part Of that day, that a
general holiday may be enjoyed, and an en-
terprfse encouraged, the success OF which
VIII largely Increase the prosperity Of our
growing city. II all the merchants will close
their houses, no one will lose thereby
while, if some remain open, the community y
viii see and remember who are the friends Of
so laudable an enterprise.
OCH JOHN W. LEFTWICH, Mayor.
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WINTRY.
Heavy Snow Storm in New York and
Canada.

BUFFALO, October ga heavy
snow Storm is prevailing here, and ia
Canada.
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TRusT SALE
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF Trust Deed, executed 70 me
D by Trusten Wilson. on the Ist day OF No
vember, ls67, and duly recorded in the Regis
ter's office of shelby county, Tennessee IN
Book No. 81, pp. S3i, etc, and of certain ether
Deed. made 70 me by Parlety J. " lson, on
the 18th OF October, 1858, and recorded IN said
county and State and in said ofice, in Record
Book 30, DID. Al. etc., and 70 which reference is
here made and being called on by the holder
OF the note secured in said Trust Dseds, %
Z. Will
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NOTICE

n Royal Arch Chapter No. o. Will be w
held this (WEDSESDAH) Evening" Oct. ~
nth, at O'Clock, for work IN n. NJ N. degree.
All NJ. NJ Ms are fraternally invited
ID. c. TRADER, NJ. +. H p.
&C. LOCKE, Secretary. ocG
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CRIME.
Despicable Outrage by Federal
" Il Soldiers.

AUGUsUAE GA, Oct. 26.-Edward
Cody, a citizen of Warrenton, War
ren county, ,yas taken from his house
last night By party of Federal sol
diers. While being carried out of the
town Cody escaped, receiving two
shot wounds. The sheriff reported
the outrage to the military authorities.
The affair has created much ill-feeling.
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SHELBY COUNTY FAIR.
PREMIUM COTTON.

81 am requested BY many OF the Cotton
Factors, to ask that the Cotton entered for
Premiums should be delivered at the Fair
Grounds TODAY. that the Sampler may have
time TO take samples.
oc7 LEON. TRoUsDAI.E Secretary.
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tuesday, 2ad Day of NOvsmbsr, 1858.

Between the hours of 10 am. and p-nn d
that day, on the premises hereafter drscf loet-l
pror eed TO sell. 10 the highest bidder, ior clAn
the property conveyed In SAID Trust Desa-.
and described thus, as lying IN SAID county
and state, in Civil district NO. Z, contl,ln-AeI
by estimate, 49 18th acres and Dou1oe0 -
follows: Beginning at stake on eieal =. =.
land NV Corner OF lot No. 7; thence s9usn
10 chains and 70 link % Q stake, tMo ~.
No 7. thence west eight chains and . snt4
seven lfnks to a stake, TWO " mite and losto.t4s
sssrer,rv-ffve links to q stake. one non. 80
and three elm pointers, T. A1uonett ; coi -
thence west six chains 70 siaAe suu - N---st :.
thence nortn IA chains 70 = ~ 81 So =. -, -
e,1-v and one blaek-gum pointer ~ e 1oli - -
r., =, f{ohvues dover. tnonce eAsL -
- - y if,sirs fr, the beginning. Ine rl<-I =
eiampffon Is waived By t1e seL.,,s - - tseie l
Trust Deed: shall make no W. w. > - -
pat bsilsfs - A. MuNSoN, ITustce.
wrxsoS aEAaps At1eFnss"
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BARRED.

TREADwELL-CLEM the First
Methodist Church, in this city, October q,
1859 by Rev. W, NJ. Patterson, Dr.J. e. TREAD
WELL, Of Arkansas, TO Miss p w. CLEaESr,
Of Memphis
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George G. Young, formerly MEM
Der of the Alabama Legislature, was
recently assassinated near his home in
Washington county,
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FOR RENT or LEASE,

T or 52f in the city limits. containing Is
Ii acres rich land. On the premises Is a
Kitchen, servants rooms, tw0 fine ctsterns,
etc, etc. For terms apply 70.
1oc3 J. H RRINKLEX - Madison st.
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Notice to Cotton Factors.
Nc. Ell Ram :. suut Of Department.

A IL Cotton Factors sending Gotten - the
"A Fair Grounds, Will direes their employees
to repCrt 70
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The Cotton Premiums.
ITO correct mlsnnderstandingI I Will state
i that the Cotton Premiums viii
Positively be Awarded on Friday

On or before o'clock am, OF which morn
ing all entries must be made, and the Cotton
delivered at the Fair Grounds.
All other entries are open for entry until 3
o'clock Of the day on which the awards are
made.
LEON TROUSDALE.
Led fnfsH
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tuesday Nov. 2, at 3 O'cIock
ON THE PREMISES,
Two Dwelling Houses & Lets
On Mulberry Street,

Near Vance, one OF which he now oceuptes.
and the other adjoining.
Inc Buildings are a Double Brfek Tsue-
nent two stories high ia tront ard rear. or
modern style, built under 5ir. Fl-tcasr's ovTr
supervision FOR his family residsuoa. ard are
being now ENLARGED and puU ia til1roulrl re-
pair, with handsome iron railing 70 the
'front.' yard. and the usual Appendices or
nrst- class city residence
The LOTS, extending rom 1Iuihsrry to 81
Martin streets, have DcUBBE sTRr IT
FRONT, or ssl6 feet. BY q depth OF 10 feet and
being within moments Walk Of Main u aet-
nave all the advantazes OF the Nicholson
pavement and street cars on THAI great CEN
tral thorOughfars Of the city
There is no property rOsg 5spon tie
market for C purchase, &C public sale,
presenting as great i1lUesments.
Mr.. Fletcher has determined 70 sell bid
ders may attend accordingly. Title periscs.
TERMs:
Half cash, balance on and Il months. wiLa
interest; deferred payment secured oy dee-s
IN trust.
Mr.. Fletcher and the Auctioneers viii be
glad u meet their friends on. the occasion
ROTSrER, IRRELEVANT z co..
so
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VI lth mil irectlQHs Is to names az parties
entarina, CQttQl will be entered 1p 10 9
O'Clock Friday. 18Th, on which day the pre-
miums Will be awarded.
LEON. TROUSDALE,
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GROcERS AND COTTON FACTORS
OFFICE OF W. 6. WEAR & CO.,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants
No. 3 Howard's Row,

No. 3 Howard's Row,
MEMPHIS, TESN., October Is, 1863.
NTOTlCE.-We have this day sold our stock OF
N Groceries to Mr.. L. W. MILLER, who Will
do business at the same stand and 70 whom
we request Our patrons to entrust their Gus
tom, we can endorse him as being in every
way worthy Of their confidence and patron
age. Our books will be found with Mr.. W. d.
Stratton, No 10 Lee Block, who is charged
with the settlement OF our business.
W G. WEAR X co.
Referring 10 the above. would say to my
frieads ami customers OF the house of W. q.
Wear & Co.. that ] will be at the old stand,
and hope, by close attention TO their interest,
10 merit a liberal share Of their patronage.
Mr.. BIB NJ. Harweli will continue in charge
of the Cotton Department OF the house.
Oe2I L, W. MILLER
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Shelby County Agricultural Fair.

TVNICKEfS including railroad fare and al
mission 70 any part OF the Fair Grounds,
can be obtained ef y. N, Bss3I'Gss, a. tlepot,
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad- Oe2
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SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND FOR
RENT.

THE other part of our house affording suf-
Il hcient room for our purposes, we propose
10 place IN reach Of competitors the
Best Business Stand to be Had Ia the Cit
by Offering to Rent for the next twelve
months, the spacious SalesroOm we now oc-
cupy at the northeast corner of Main and
Jefferson streets.
sep2 RoYsTER. IRRELEVANT q co.
CHIcKASAW JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
TNHE Bar and Refreshment Privileges for
i the Fall Race Meeting will be let, to tke
highest and best bidder, on Tn HUHSDAY, Oc-
tober 18th. at Il m. Lesses to furnish their
own fixtures. Cash to be paid when award IL
made Sealed proposals to be left, properly
addressed, at the office of E. N. Apperscn K
Co., where letting will take place. In case of
failure to comply with terms, the privilege
wifi be awarded TO next highest bidder. All
BIDS 10 be made upon his condition.
&. 3. CHURCH.
". II, CARROLL,
q. ". RAMBAUT,
afa1C .r-,ff<
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

The bill transferring the Capitol Building Of Ne
braska TO Omaha has become . law.
The College building at Adrian, Mich. was parti-
ally destroyed by dre yesterday morning. Most
the contents we're saved. The loss on the building
was $4,000. on which there Is $4,000 insurance.
The entire village OF Craigville, Orange county,
n Y. with 500 acres OF land and q cotton factory,
has been sold for S40,o
Governor Hayes OF Ohio, declines to interfere with
the sentence OF the courts in the case OF Lewis Da
VS. condemned to be hanged on February.
Dennis Mccarthy. Michael Moran and Patrick
Fitzgerald were arrested at Greenfield, Mass yester
day for setting the fire which destroyed the railroad
bridge over Deer1eld river, at Cheapside Mass,
January II, 1865.
Miss Sophia Howe daughter OF A. B. Howe, .
prominent citizen OF Springfield, Mass, has been
missing since the 30th ult. She Is supposed TO nave
wandered away during a 1t OF temporary insanity.
A reward is offered for her recovery.
The shoemakers OF Chicago, H., are on strike
II was caused by firm requiring more work TO be
done each day, for which the shoemakcrs demanded
and were refused five dollars per daJ. Effort Is be-
ing made TO establish cooperative factory with
capital OF 100000 in ten dollar shares.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Serious Collision In San Francisco Harb0r-
Accident to q Revenue Cutter - Indian
Troubles in Alaska-The War Steamer
Lackawanna.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I, 1859.
As the ship Duke Of Edlnburg was proceeding to
sea to-day she collided with the United States
steamer General Mcpherson. The steamer suffered
extensive damages. The ship was but slightly in
jured. Lieutenant Rockafellow and Captain Kins-
man. OF the United States Army, and the captain OF
the steamer were injured.
The revenue cutter Wyanda (steamer) from Sitka,
arrived at Victoria vancouver's Island the Goth
OF January, en- route for San Francisco for repairs,
having struck rock not laid down in the charts.
Serious Indian troubles had occurred at Sitka. An
Indian disarmed soldier and carried his gun on to
the village guard was sent to recover the gun,
when the Indians raised o flag and made demOnstra-
tions OF defiance. General Davis tnereupou pre-.
pared to lombard the place, when the chiefs surren-
dered: Afew days after this occurred q canoe full
of Indians leaving the harbor contrary to orders,
was fred upon by the sentres and seven Of the
The United States steamer Lackawanna has been
put out OF commission and her officers ordered East.
The bark 0swego, from New York for Portland,
arrived Off Columbia bar on the 3lst OF January.
The Honolulu mail service has been changed. In
future the steamer will leave every i've weeks
instead OF every three weeks.
Flour, export sales at 81 IS IS rs. Wheat, 81 70
ST. so. Legal tenders, 74k.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
MISSOURI.


Resolutions Of the Tobacco Manufacturers Of
80. Leuis-Wfld Cat Insurance Companies I'm
Mlsseuri-Concentrating the Grain Trade Of
she state.
Sr. Louis, Feb. 2, 1850.
The remains OF Captain Louis Mclean Hamilton,
who was killed In General Custer's battle with the
Indians some time since, passed through here yes
terday en- route for Poughkeepse, N. Y.
The tobacco and cigar manufacturers OF this city
held meeting yesterday at which action was taken
IN regard to amending the law requiring cigar boxes
Congress has been prepared by the manufacturers
and forwarded to Washington.
large meeting OF representatives OF both the
home and foreign insurance companies was
laws OF the State relating to insurance were
discussed and q memorial to the Legislature
adopted asking that body TO pass laws which shall
more thoroughly protect sound companies and make
At impossible for insolvent or "wlld cat companies
70 do the business; and to establish an insurance
the power to regulate and control insurance matters
generally.
several gentlemen connected with the Pacific,
iron Mountain and North Missouri Railroads met
the various roads can be connected with large ele
vator on the banks Of the river. The committee will
meet again to-day and decide upon some plan. The
object to connect all these roads with the elevator
10 a. TO encourage the handling OF grain In
bulk from the wheatgrowing sections OF the
and st. Louis road will also have connection with
the elevator as soon as the arrangement for the
transfer OF laden cars across the river Is perfected
which will be as AZ the necessary track be
laid from It's present road bed to the river bank
opposite Bissell's Point, three miles above the
city.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
MExlCO.


>~~-~~-~~~>~~~>~~~~~~~~>--
Revolution i'm Duranso-The People as Ripe
for Revolt as I'm Days Of Yore.
MAzATLAN. Jan. 20, /
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 2, 1859.
An outbreak OF the people occurred here on Janu-
AIRY IL, which was quickly suppressed by the civil
and military authorities. A serious difficulty ID
liable TO break out again at any moment.
Is rumored that revolutionary pr0uuacld7nie7lto
has been issued In Durango. military force has
been sent there from Mazatlan.
Gutierrez, formerly General OF the Fourth division,
Is said to have become the chief Of band OF rob-
bers. The military are now In pursuit OF him, with
orders to shoot him wherever found IL Is reported
that he has led to Guadalajara.
The new federal olfcers OF Mazatlan. including
Collector, Comptroller OF Customs ana Commander
OF The Coast Survey have arrived aud entered upon
their duties.
General Corona's successor is a man OF dissolute
habits and gives universal dissatisfaction. Re would
receive little sympathy in case OF an overthrow
The new collector has called o meeting OF the mer-
chants OF Mazatlan and requested them TO pay over
$4,000, deficit in last years customs, and they
have complied.
Several earthquake shocks were felt at Mazatan
January and 10, by which the inhabitants were
frightened, but no damage done to property.
Three Germans, captains OF european merchant
vessels In the harbOr Of Mazatlan have oeen grossly
insulted by the customs authorities. Their treat
ment was similar to tnat OF the captain OF the Eng
lish gunboat Chanticleer.
Rumors prevail that the Mexican Steamship COM
pany mas decided TO send only one steamer every
forty days hereafter to Mazatian and to withdraw
from the Acapulco service altogether.
The British bark river Thames arrived at Mazat-
Ian on the l9th from Bremen.
The ship Anna Decatur, from New York, arrived at
Manzanlll0 on the 23d.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

The most remarkable feature Is the small bevy or
pretty women who take the fanciful characters OF
Nanhatta, Br0Okyna, Newjersia, Mademoiseil6
Fashion, Public Opinion, and so forth; and their
dresses well the stage arrangements are superb
Miss Annie Firmin represents Manhatta with
charming grace, ease, hurnor and esprit. she -
New York young lady, and de0ufdltte In TINS city,
though she performed short time IN California with
Mr.. Wheatlelgh. She has fine stage presence, ~
handsome, and has undoubted ability as an actress
She undoubtedly has good prospect before her In
the profession should she remain ON the stage MISS
Eliza Newton and MISS Eitie Germon are not un-
known TO the theatre going public. They have justly
made favorable impression upon their reappear-
ance at Broughams. The former as Public opinion
and the latter as Mademoiselle Fashion performed
most creditably. On the whole 1t may be said MFR.
rght He ns mas ao goOa company ana mas started
TOO long, but bring out other novelties and some OF
the standard comedies. There is an intense rivalry
springlng up among the places of amusement with
the greatest variety OF entertainments ana Mr..
Brougham having got good start, ought to be q
successful competitor for public favor and the green
backs.
THE TAMMANY.-It is recorded OF an Irish car
driver that ne accounted to tourist for the differ
between an Irish and an English mile by stat
ing that the roads in Ireland being so bad they en-
deavored to make up for this condition by giving
good measure On the same principle the visitor to
against the management for not giving him ms
moneys worth, as whatever deficiency there may be
in the quality o. the r,fl entertainment % IS fully
means to the prejudice OF the success OF
the enterprise but strictly consonant to the taste
OF the class upon whom 1t must depend for support
The democratic masses OF this city not hypercrt
ica but like their amusements like their favorlte
beverage, sharp strong and plenty OF 1t. The Tam
shop long before 1t was converted to It's present
uses and as they are the largest class any attempt
to exclude them from It would result in financial
ruin to the management; hence their tastes and dis
position must very properly be consulted In making
up the bill OF attractions. 1t Is said the establish
ment is a succeeds and very probably it Is, although
the attendance last night was not very great about
sufficient to comfortably ill the theatre portion OF
the building, but the many and extraordinary
counter attractions presented In the numerous
novelties at the other theatres might readily ac-
count for some falling or in the number OF visitors
Japanese troupe, whose wonderful feats drew forth
frequent paudits but the very varied and extended
programme, the medley OF which Ia almost con-
fusng, both in the Grand Theatre. Cafe Amusant
and Salon de Concert, was regiously gone through
with. The Tammany Ia undoubtedly institution
and lone Of the most remarkable in the country Of
its kind.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
GEORGIA..

The State Treasury Tnvestigafion-Card from
the Finance Committee.
ATLANTA, Feb. 2, 1868.
The committee composed OF two democratic and
one republican member Of the House, appointed to
investigate the charges made BY the state Treasurer
against Governor Bullock Of unlawful use OF the
State funds have issued the following card:-
To THE PUBLTC:-We, the undersigned, sub-com-
mttee OF the Finance Committee, appointed to inves-
tgate the charges made by the Treasurer against the
Governor hope that you will not form your opinions
hastily We are investigating the whole matter thor
oughly. We do not doubt from the evidence
already before us that the Governor has
acted with the strictest integrity. The whole
question ID as to his discretion which Ii being fully
or you because OF the hasty course OF the State
Treasurer IN making public certain communications.
H. MORGAN,
W. k. BELL
O. @. CLAGHORN
Committee.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
SKATING.

Carnival mt the Empire Rink Last Evening.
There was a very Jolly time last evening at the
Empire Rink in Third avenue, near sixtythrd
street. the occasion being one OF those fancy dress
carnivals for which the rink has already won sub
stantial reputation. The carnival which took place
on Thursday was somewhat marred BY the condi-
tion or the ice, but last evening THIS inaispen-
sable article was really the best or the many
good things offered for the amusement and enjoy
ment OF the hundreds OF visitors who called
rinent. The rink was brilliantly Illuminated and .
fu brass band did all 1t was able 20 do to make the
musical part OF the evenings entertainment not the
least 10 be appreciated. There was present an i'm
mense gathering OF ladies and gentlemen, who re-
NAMED whrling about on the ice until near mi.-
night.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

LONDON MONEY MARkEr.-LoSpoS, Feb. a-4:so
r. M.-Consos closed at 93,4 for both money and the
account. United States hve-twenty bonds quiet al
76,s. The stock market closed quiet. Erie shares
25Z; Illinois Central, 93; Atlantic and Great West
ern--there have been marked fluctuations In this
stock to-day, closing at ~.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, Feb 2.-Bourse firm;
HAvRE. FEB 2--Evening cotton market closed
unchanged.
FRANSFoRr BouRsE.-FRANKFoRT. Feb. 2-Eve.
ning.-American bonds closed frmer and higher
nve-twenties 7p,S for the issue OF 1852.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKEr.-LrvERp0oL, Feb. D
4:30 p. M.-C0tton-The market closed firm at an ad-
vance Of fraction. Middng uplands, ND. mid
ding Orleans. I'D. There has been some business
doing In cotton to arrive to-day. sales were made
at 12d 1880. The sales Of the day have footed up
$4,000 bales.
HAvRR COTTON MARxEr-HAvRE, Feb. 2.-Cot-
ton-The market is unchanged.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTurFs MARKEr.-LrvERrooL,
Feb. 2-Evening. Corn, 34sL per quarter for old
mixed Western and 32s. 3D. 32s Cd. Tor new.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKEr.-LIyERPooI, Feb.
2.-Lard and pork firm but unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkEr.-LivERP0oL, Feb.
2-Evening. ng.-Turpentine, 30s. cd. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARgET.-LoSDON, Dec. 2.-Tal-
low, AIS. per cwt Lnseed oil nrmer, but not quota
bly, higher. Calcutta nseed, 0ss.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERr Feb 2.-Petro-
leum dull, ut 5s5 ~. n 5ef for standard white.