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TELEGRAMS.

Bismarck is growing milder in his
tone and demands.
The announced march of the Prus-
SLAMS on Orleans was but rumor and
a scene.
The Red Republicans in Spain want
to go to the aid of their brothers in
France.
The North German Lloyd steamer
cannot leave New York, fearing the
French cruisers.
The five Imperial yachts are to be
renamed as follows: Jupiter, TrOchu,
Turrene, Des Arc and Kleber.
The police commissioners of st.
Louis have been removed by the
Governor for political reasons.
Hon. John Young, Governor Gene
raj of Canada, has been made peer
with the title of Baron Isgar.
A Madrid dispatch of yesterday says
tomorrow there will appear mani
festo signed by all the Republican
deputies in the COrtes in favor of an
Iberian union.
Maretzek publishes a card in reply
to Fisk, denying that he received any
part of the commissions from compa-
MES salaries, and tiercely assailing
Fisk for his vanity.
The war between Fisk and Maret-
EEK has been transferred to the courts.
MaretZek commenced suit against
Fisk, who threatens the direst ven
geance against Maretzek.
A dispatch from New Orleans yes
terday says the deaths from yellow
fever the day previous, up TO pm,
were Ten whites, as follows: Italy, 4;
Germany, 3; France, 2; New Jersey, L.
A dispatch from Tours announces
that there are now $4,000 German sol
diers in the country surrounding
Nantes. The town of Saville has
been severely bombarded. No defense
was attempted.
General De Wimpffen, in a recent
letter. says the Emperor surrendered
in a very cOWardly manner at Sedan.
He (Wimpfen) proposed movement
which would have redeemed every
thing, but it was overruled at once.
A Havana dispatch of yesterday
says LOUIS a. GaSUerdne, recently Ou-
ban representative Of New York, was
captured on a schooner at CayO Ro-
mano while attempting to return, and
was tried by court martial last even
ing and shot this morning.
The trial of Butler, Congressman
from Tennessee, charged with forgery,
has been, by order of the Govern
ment, transferred from the custody OF
the pension Office to the department of
Justice, which will delay it until after
the Congressional election in Tennes-
see.
Official dispatches of an important
character were received in Madrid
from Cuba yesterday. The Captain
General announces the near approach
of the submission of classes to Span
ish rule. When that is completely
effected he will accord them new lib
critics, among which will be the priv
iIege of sending delegates to the Cortes
at Madrid, as is at present the case
with Porto Rico.
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ITALY.

POPULAR EXCESsES IN ROME.
FLORENCE, September 24.-On Fri
day the Roman populaCe tore down
the escutcheOn of the foreign 1ega-
ton, when they were combined with
the Papal arms. When those of POr-
tugal were attacked, General Cordona
interposed and explained to the POr-
tuguese ambassador, and promised
him his protection hereafter. He inn
mediately issued a proclamation to
the people, denouncing such excess as
a violation of international law, and
threatening severe penalties in case
lawlessness. is revived.
In the latest conflict of the Occupa-
ton Of the city of Rome, but few OF
our POntifical force were killed. The
wounded are ascertained to be fifty
five in number.
Viterbo is to vote on the plebiscite
on the ID of October.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

CREGO-Ihe friends and acquaintance OF
DR.. A. 7. Crego are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral of his wife, LOLA A. A. LE-
FEvRE, from his residence, No. 123 Court
street, this (SUNDAY) afternoon, at o'clock.
Services by the Rev. DIR. White. Carriages at
residence and at Holst's.
JAMEs-The friends and acquaintance OF
Judge THOMAS JAMES are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from his late residence,
this (SUNDAY) afternoon, at "a O'Clock.
Services by Rev. DR.. Ransom. Carriages at
Elahartt e
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French detaehments then pushed for
ward and entered the glades, especial
ly on the French left, to carry by the
bayonet. The Cuirasseurs ventured
too far, and coming suddenly upon a
strong body of Germans, suffered
heavy losses. At that moment some
of our troops came upon corps OF
Prussians at almost point blank range.
The latter had our men at great ad-
vantage. They seemed to be quite at
home in the woods. Every tree was a
fOrtification from which they deliber-
ateIy aimed, firing incessantly and
very fierce. Just at this time bat
TALON of Mobiles of the Seine came up
and began firing into the spot where
our 10th regiment was stationed,
which threw the latter into disorder
and caused their precipitate retreat.
PRUssIA's TERMS REJECTED BY THE
FRENCH.
Tours, September 24.-The provi-
siOnal government has rejected the
terms of Prussia
The election for a constitutional as
sembly has been indefinitely post
poned.
The ministry have issued a prOcla-
nation to the people stating that
France will rather bury herself be-
meath her own ruins than accept the
insolent conditions of Germany.
RUSSIA MEANS CONQUEST, NOT PEACE.
Tours, September 24.-The Minis
try to-day makes public the follow
ing important information:
Bismarck demands as preliminaries
and conditions of peace, that all the
fOrtresses in the provinces of Alsace
and Lorraine be delivered over to
Prussia, as well as Fort DumOnt Vale
rien, at the walls of Paris. The Pro-
visional Government considers these
conditions absolutely inadmissible.
1t will Immediately address procla-
nation to the people of the nation, as
well as to the ambassadors of foreign
countries, exposing the situation, and
indicating new measures to be taken
for national defense. In view of the
harsh terms proposed, one of these
measures will be the indefinite post
pOnement of election for members of
the Constitutional Assembly.
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ALABAMA.

Selma is to have a steam ferry.
BUSINESS is lively in Montgomery.
The total population Of Jackson county
is 1867.
Citizens OF Mobile are nSAns iiOiA S01
low fever.
Hon. Peter NJ. Dox is at Huntsville, and
will soon enter upon the canvass.
Mr. Daniel Pratt has returned to his
1horna much improved in health.
NJ C1avtou Wilson, of Montgomery,
died suddenly on Friday night Of conges-
tive chill.
Track LAYING on the Montgomery and
Fpfauls railroad is being pushed forward
with great rapidity.
Col. George Reese, of Chambers county,
a persistent old Union man, has pro-
nouuced for Lindsay.
II is expected that track laying will
,,ouonence on the East Alabama ana Sln-
,,innsti railroad at Alfalfa this week.
The Beacon reports crops in two direc-
lions for tan or eleven miles from Green's
boro as Door, and nine-tenths OF II very
poor. -r.
Sannnel Powell, of Macon, was heard to
fan from a lounge on which be was lying,
and the family, entering the room, iounu
binn dead.
ID. +. Sims, OF Clayton lEOlu oAPo.l
ence in his family, cautions the p0olc
against q medicine known a. " keeler's 5
Vermifuge."
william Powers, of Huntsville, died on
she 18th inst, in his eighty-third year. He
served two years in the war OF 1872, and
had resided in Madison county since ISIS.
The Board Of Health Of Mobile report
=. St sixteen cases OF yellow fever have
Ii In. ,rred in that city-iour OF when
Occ1 4 fatal The Board advise all unac-
PIoNeS persons to leave the city and all
.3LLo.,toas 20 remain away until the dls-
ae 49,. >srs, the best remedy being 20
ease. ease u.ssPpC ~ ~s possible, the material to
operate on. -..-- H.
DsmoeTstie :; .. HaieSi n6SmiiA zee for Congress in
the First district, cUn xsaPs of age He
Young man-sbout fortN ear s,o,;dS' ~ 80 aad
Z pTominent lawyer of ms seGtlon Gl i5.ad ALI
= favorite son of his county. "a sSI-;oee SCI 81
As Colonel in the Conteoeta.e ss SCI a.'S aSo
His disabilities have been teLiofeSp, en- al
his nomination is q fit tribute 10 uls .t,r tot
ents and private worth, and his electton ts'l
will give us q man OF ability al'o ln'es
Tity. "
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FRANCE.

BATTLE IN FRONT OF
PARIS.
PARIS, September 4.-The follow
IND account of Mondays battle is from
the Opinion NdtiOSldLe:;
ON Sunday evening Gen. Dueral
marched his troops in the neighbor-
hood of Chatillon. At next morning
frogasterelLe.sers began to be active and
were repulsed, but not vigorously, by
the Prussian infantry at Macen. The
French artillery took up position
and opened a very vigorous cannonade
in the direction of the woods. For hall
an hour there was no movement by
the Germans. They began to reply
from the fringe OF wood. Several
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In which the late L Rocco resided The spa
ciOus lot of seventy-fiv feet front, running
through two hundred feet to Clinton street.
The eommodious improvements, consisting
of aTw0-stOrled Frame Residence, four large
and airy rooms. and hall below and four in
second story, iNth large back galleries to both
stories-a two-storfed back building Of two
rooms and gallery to each story-handsome
front yard with shrubbery, add large gar
den, constitute one of the most desirable res
licences in the city, while the locality Is In
the midst of the most refined and wealthy
portion of the community. The sale, as will
be observed, must be peremptOry, and holds
out every indueement to those who wish to
make asafe investment in valuable Memphis
property. Though it Is trust sale, the title
is considered unquestionable and perfect.
The sale will take place by direction Of the
Trustee, at y o'clock on Saturday next, OetO-
Der Ist, upon the premises.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT CO.,
sag5 Real Estate Agents.
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clear sides. nc. Bacon. ne for clear sides.

clear sides, I54e. Bacon, 1i1lc for clear sides.
Lard, 51zc.
CHICAG0.
CHICAGO, septem Der q Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat quiet and firm; No. 2
spring, 81 O69I 051{ Corn, demand active,
and prices have sdvarced 1Qizc. eJ5496514c
for No. 2. Oats. 5643Gt4c. Rye, 14e- harley,
81 029l or. Highwines, tSc for Iron bound
Pork, S25 so. Lard. l55z9 l55Sc
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, September G4-Cotton quiet; /;
middlings lGc sales 400 bales; net receipts,
1853 bales; exports, coastwise Z!l3 baiesi stock
on hand, 4a65 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, September 24.--Cotton inactive,
and prices dropping; middling4 l6ci sales to-
day. 800 bales; net receipts, 6l9 bales; stock
Il 300 bales.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Septem ber "A -COnsols, for money,
921{; American securities quiet but steady /;
62s. s0lS; 65s s94; 67s, $50; l)40s s514. Stocks
quiet; Erie, IS; Illinois Central, ll3%;
Grt at Western, 26.
LIVERPOOL September 4.-CottOn dull ;
middiing uplands, s1S99141; middllng Or
leans, 95za91<d; sales OF SNO bales. CalifOr-
MIA wheat, los; red Western, SIS sd
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PRIVILEGES AT FAIR.

NOTICE is hereby given TO those who de-
~ sire to secure Refreshment Booths at the
coming Memphis Fair, that the Privileges
viii be let at the Fair Grounds on " EDNkiS-
DAY, 18th inst, to the highest bidder, at Il
o'clock m. The train Will leave the depot Of
the Memphis and Charleston railroad at lU3S
o'clock am. and return at 3:l5 pm. Fair
round trip, 25 cents.
So LEON TROusDALE. sacretarv.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

District Court of the United states. 1or the
district Of West Tennessee In bankruptcy.
IN the matter of J. p. Foster, Bank
r1pt. District of West Tennessee-ss:
U1HIs is to give notice that on the sd day
OF September, 1870, warrant OF oanK
ruutav was issued out Of the District Cours OF
the United States for the District OF " 81 1
1assee AGAINST the estate Of j. =. Fos-
ter in the county Of shelby. In ssla -, ~
who has: been adjudged ss11,art osnAF ~ - anV
Sebts and the delivery Of any prop
srty belonging TO such ~, ban 3Es 5sups; anso %
nlsl VI .oA ,ronerty by him are forbid
ler Ter 1L Il ~ Isyy-. and that q nesting Of the
Creators r said SsnIsPs 5S PsSxs 5nssE
dep.s sn1t nnztafa will be held At Court Of
a 98IauRRiraptcy, Ris TO be held st z No. - [ Second
streetit reit.r,, $50 Register In Bankruptcy for
80 :. iDisfricf, on the 7th day OF october,
sAiD a d.. $50, at 10 O'Clock n;
ssp6d2 L. B, EATON, .. > sarsnaas
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ADVERTISERS

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advertising medium In the State. The great
extent and variety of its reading matter mas
forced its enlargement for the accommoda-
tion of advertisers, and its circulation IN al
parts of Tennessee, Alabama, MISSISSIPPI,
Texas and Arkansas, among merchants,
planters and business men, renders it espec-
faIIy desirable to those who wish &c reach the
general and substantial public, by advertls-
Ing their respective business and interests.
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The Ist day of October, 1870,

within legal hours, proceed to sell, in
front of the premises, on shelby street. the
following described property, 70 the highest
bidder for cash. tO-wit: The south half OF
lots Nos. six (6), seven "a, and eight (Sl, in
block No. il tlD according 70 the plan of
south Memphis, lying on the west side OF
shelby street, fronting on said street seventy
d We (75) feet, and running back westwardly
between parallel lines, a1d right angles
with Shelby street to an alley, with al the
rights and privileges thereunt0 belonging or
in anywtse appertain1ng.
The equity OF redemption is expressly
waived in said deed Of trust and the title Is
believed to be perfect. / convey only as
trustee. (seD NJ. MES5ICk, Trustee
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue, and in accordance with tne pro-
ID visions of a trust deed made by l. Roc
co and W. b. Greenlaw, to me, as trustee. on
the 10th day of February, 1859, duly recorded
in the Registers office Of shelby county, IN
Book No. IL on pages 90, 81, 81 and SO, TO secure
the payment of certain indebtedness, there
in fully described, from the said L. Rocco 70
the said W. b. GreenlaW. i WIN. on
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Notice to Planters.

nNand after the lst day of October will
I have from one hundred to one thousand
cotton pickers. Apply OF address me at No.
l, Promenade street, foot OF Jefferson.
sa1a = II SHOCK
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|. o. OF OF.
Meeting Of the Grand Lodge at Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, September 24.-In the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows to-day,
il was resolved that il would be I'M
wise to make new regalia for any pur-
pose.
Degree Of Rebekah was refused.
1t was decided that the wife of a
suspended member cannot hold men,
bership in a Rebekah Degree Lodge,
after her husband is suspended. An
unmarried daughter of an Odd Fell
low shall not be admitted to the priv
ilepe of the Degree of Rebekah. That
the action taken authorizing Rebekah
Degree Lodges be continued. The
wearing of chapeaux and gauntlets by
encampments was approved.
The salary of Grand Secretary
RidgeIy was fixed at $1,000.
1T is considered ineXpedient to leg
islate on the life insurance PROPOSE
ton.
The decision Of the Grand Lodge in
regard to the appeal OF the case OF
Rucker, of Illinois, was approved, In
regard to the prosecution, but the sec
ond question, in regard to admitting a
man with chronic disease, was not
adopted.
The Grand Lodge refused to grant
a charter for Grand Encampment in
Oregon.
A resolution was passed authorizing
the printing of the Grand Lodge
Digest in German.
The appointment of Grand Officers
was as follows: Rev. g. W. Nenable,
Grand Chaplain; - Coyce, Grand
Marshal: Jas. Smith, Grand Guardi-
an: Il. Chamberlain, Grand Messen-
ger.
structed i'm the duties of his Office he
delivered an eloquent address, and the
Grand Lodge adjourned sine de.
A dispatch received from Cincinnati
Yesterday says: The preparations at
the Industrial Exposition continue,
although the place has been open for
three days. 1t is not thought that all
the machinery viii be in motion be-
fore Wednesday. There are great
number of mill machines, ETC., already
entered. The display generally ex-
ceeds the expectations. The textile
fabric department alone Is falling be,
hind in quantity compared with last
year's'ex position, but not IN quallty.
The display of jeans is very. hne;,
The PREPARATIONS for the reception OF
fhe Southern merchants next Thurs
day will be of an extensive character.
There win be forty from Atlanta
alone. all merchants except three.
The President of the Chamber of Com
merce win deliver the reception adj
! dress,
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MANHATTAN BANK.

So MONDAY, September 26th, being an i'm
portant Jewish Holiday, the above Bank Will
remain closed on that day.
se25 l. LEVY Vice-Presfdent
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A dispatch from Nashville, yester-
dav. brings gratifying information, as
Soiiows: The annual municipal cleo
tion to-day passed Of quietly. But lit
tio interest was manifested and the
x,ote xO was light. Morris (Dem.) was re-
elected Mayor by majority OF 2OO0
over Alden (Rep.) Both branches Of
Democr uheh aie N'''1--
the CIT
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RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

MEMPHIS, September "a, 5 pm.
The river rose one inch in the past
twenty-four hours. Below high-water
mark of 1867, twenty-seven feet four
inches. The Arkansas is falling. 1t de-
clined 6 inches yesterday, but there is
plenty of water to all points. White
river has. .foursfeet large to DeNalIs Bluf.
our dispatches give the latest news from
ali points above. Weather clear and
,.,art, PusinaSs aPtiVa.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NASHVILLE, September A.-=The river
is falling; twenty inches on Harpeth
shoals; weather fair and warm. Departed:
Umpire, Cairo.
CLNcINNATI, September A.-The river
is falling with 4 feet IL inches in the chan
mel.
VIcKsBURG, September A.-Down !:
Richmond, 10 am; Pargoud, l pm; /;
Grand Era. pm; Pauline Carroll, z p.
m; st. Marys, pm. River rising;
weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, September A.-Arrived: !:
City of Alton, Vicksburg; McGil, Mol
lie. Moon and Belfast, New Orleans. De-
parted: st. Joe, Memphis; Columbia,
Arkansas river; Rubicon, Vicksburg;
Bee and barge, New Orleans. The river
is falling. Rain to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, September A.-Arrived
commonwealth and Kate Kinney, St.
Louis. Departed-Nick LOngworth, Mary
Alice and barges, and Louisville, TOR St.
Louis.
CAIRO, September 4.-Port list: City of
Alton, Vicksburg to st. Louis, a. m. I;
shannon, New Orleans to Louisville, 10
am; City of Evansville. Evansville
racket. 2 am; West Wind, Evansville
packet, 4 am; Belle st. Louis, Memphis
to st. Louis, am; Olive Branch, New
Orleans to st. Louis, am; Norman,
Evansville to Memphis, 10 am; Glasgow,
Arkansas River to Louisville, 10 a.m.;
Inporter, New Orleans to Louisville, 2 p.
m: Minnie, New Orleans to Louisville, 2
p.m.; Argonaut, Tennessee River to st.
Louis, pm; Bismarck, st. Louis to New
Orleans, 5 PM; Indiana, Cairo to New
Orleans, p.m.; Belle Memphis, st. LouEt
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thursday, the 26th Day Of October, 1870,

Sell on a credit of six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty-fOur months, the following described
real estate, viz: Situate, lying and being In
the county of shelby and State of Tennessee,
county, and described as follows. to-wit:
Section thirteen, Township one, Range nine,
west of the basis meridian Of the Ch1ekasaW
cession, containing $40 acres, more or less,
living on both sides Of Horn Lake creek near
the southern boundary line OF the state OF
TENNESSEE and lust north of the north
boundary line Of the state OF Mlsslsslppl-
The said section thirteen has been recently
surveyed and found to be in the state OF
Tennessee, and to contain 64O acres anu anu y W -
the same section whereon ames ". Lew 4no
his wife, Susan H. Levi, with Jhelr SenAntss
now reside and the same section Wnicn was
conveyed by Marcus ]. wright 70 susan n
Levi by deed dated the I'd OF June, $50 anu
registered in the Registers of1ee OF shelby
eo7ntv tennessee on the 18th OF July, 1856, in
Book No So, part the I'd, pages olo ana ply, an1
the same which was conveyed oy Wllllam Z.
Matthews to said Wright, by deed dated the
LIST day of January, 1855, and registered IN tne
Registers ofiice Of said county OF SnelDys
Rook No. 81, pages 469 and 470-
Also one other tract Of land, being the
south half OF section twelve, Township one,
Range nine west of the basis meridian,
Chickasaw cessiOn, and which was conveyed
fee duly registered in the Registers ONCE OF
shelby county; said real estate viii be sold
to satisfy decree, which the said Noon re-
covered against the said Wright and others
for SI2,27I 81 and cost, and the purchaser VIII
be required to give bond undOuDted secuL11yE
with interest upon the same nom the Qabe o.
SALE and when such sale is con nnfIneu ~ sllS %
court no right of redemption OF IeR uIcnssS ~. -.
shall exist in either the sald " rlsns W u ~ ~ :
said Matthews, or in tnelI q S ~ i,Is
kaas5fis John L. BROWN, Clerk
A wright and L. d. Mcktssick sols. sec
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Isaac W. Moon vs. W. P. Matthews and NJ. ].
Wright
ny Virtue of a decree pronounced IN this
ID cause, by the Supreme Court Of the West
eru Division OF the state, April Term, 1853.
and renewed at April Term, $50, viii, In
front of the Courthouse door in the city OF
Memphis. On
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RIVER NEWS.
ROATS LEAVING MONDAY

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ST. Iouis........CI CITY OF CAIRo..............5 p.
New Orleans. BISMARCK ....-...-..-.....4 p.
Cfucin .....- w p.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Regular New Orleans Paczet-For Nicksburg
and New Orleans.
BISMARCK. Thompson, master
This splendid passen ger steamer
VIII leave as above -
THIS DAY, 18th inst. at 4 p m.
j. T. WASHINGION, Agent,
seG5 ~ Madison street.
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ISSUED DAILY, SUNDAY & WEEKLY

Subscription Price Greatly Reduced
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Elegant Shelby Street Residence,

81 The attention of the public is called to
tba .Toz-a saIa Of that
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LOUISVILLE.
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, September A.-Cotton dull but
Unchanged Flour dull and dropping; fam1-
w IS 75d6. Wheat, demand light, but hold
ers Arm: 81 l5aI 20 red. Corn firm, 70972c.
Rye. 7sasOc. Oats, 34g44c. Pork, s24 75@25.
Lard, i4sze. Bulk meats, 1l1zq1s4c; shoul-
ders. l3s<: bacon sides dull, and prices have
changed: no receipts of any consequence.
WhiskY s8@szc. Rntter. 90934c. Eggs, &c.
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NEW ORLEANS, September 24.-Flour-
heavy stock and no demand; nominally low
er, Corn dull; mixed, S0GS214c; white, s5@
SIC. oats Arm; st. Louis, 52g53c; all others
Unchanged Cotton dull and easier; sales
400 bales; good ordinary, 14A9l54e; low
middlings 16@ISc; middltngs, l6s49HAc;
receipts. 677 bales; exports to Liverpool 2l54 /;
New York, 1896 bales. Sterling, "A; sight, q
prem Gold. 1I25z.