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Il prepared to furnish all classes with con-
stant employment at home, the whole OF the
time or for the spare moments. Business
new light and profitable. Persons ofeither sex
easily earn from SOC TO s. per evening, and a
proportional sum by deVOting their whole
time 70 the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That ali who see
this notice may send their address and test
the business, we make this unparalleled Of
send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing.
Full particulars, a valuable sample, which
win do to commence work on, and a copy of
PEOPLES LITERARY COtPANIoN-one of
the largest and best family ~newspapersp pub
Iished, All sent free by mall. Eeade II you
want permaneQt. prontahke wQ<E address
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DIVIDEND.

OFFICE MERCHANTS INsCRAEcE Col
MEaPHIs. Tenn, March s. lS70-
50 At a meeting OF the Board of Directors
Of this Company. held this day, a dividend
of ave % Per cent. upon the CAPITAL stock,
free OF Government tax, was ordered 10 be
credited on Stockholders notes.
mhs A. PARKER. Secretary.
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FTHE law partnership of Messiek & Pickett
has been dissolved.
1 will continue the practice at the same
Office, and attend promptly to all business
entrusted TO me. Otiee, 81 second street.
nnhg W NTEESTTT
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MercuriaI Diseases.

Salvation Ptyalism), Mercurial EruptiOus,
Merc1risl Aches in Bones,
decentralization.
Mercury, injudiciously used. has filed the
earth with wrecks Of humanity. Thousands
suffer from its effects, who nave been uncon-
sciOUsly drugged by their physician. It Is
vain to attempt the cure OF the majority OF
diseases while It remains in the body.
Although 1 have heard Of several so-called
sntidotes for mercury in the human body, 1
have never yet seen a physician who could
eliminate it from the system.
1 can satisfy any patient or physician that
I can absolutely extract mercury, lead, zinc
and other mineral p~OisOns, in every case
bath which I employ, even draws the
lead from the white paint in the bathroom.
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Bankrupt sale Of zeal Estate.

In the matter Of Thomas J. O'DanieI, Bank
rupt-
D. virtue OF a general order of sale entered
ID by the District Court OF tbs United States
for the District Of West Tennessee, in Bank
ruptcy, on the 18th day OF December, AID,
1868, l viii proceed to sell, on
Thursday, March path, AID, 1870,
Commencing az Y o'clock mo said dav, to
the highest and best bidder, for cash. at the
door of my Office, No. 7 Madison street, Mem
phis, Tennessee, the said bankrupt's interest
In and to one hundred acres Of land on which
he resides, situated on Holly creek, in Dis
trict No. & shelby county Tennessee, subject,
as per his schedule, to a mortgage Of $1,000.
A deposit Of ten per cent. required OF pur-
chaser 90 day Of sale.
WILLIAM Y. CIRODE, Assignee
mh3 of Thomas J. OtDantel.
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Claims for losses outstanding On Ist
eoAudAg Actu---s-ss---s-a-.---- .s-s.-.s--FAt0fo u4 CO
stockholders on account OF 18th
and 3lst dividends. $40 co
CHAS j.. MARTIN, President.
4. +. WILLAMETTE, V~ice-Pres't.
y. A HEALp. ID N~ice-Pres't
]. Fl. WASHBUHN, Secretary.
GEO. N. LYON. Assistant Secretary.
I. b. GREENE, I'd Assistant Secretary.
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Trustees Sale.

ID Y virtue Of n Deed of Trust executed to me
ID by r. NJ. Mason, August "a, 1866, to secure
certain debts therein specified, and registered
in the Registers ohiceof Shelby county. Ten
nessee, in book 81, part 1, page 80, 1 win, on
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PARALYSIS,

HeimpIegia Half Palsy, Paresis,
Paraplss+a local Palsy, Paralysis Agitans.
IN every form OF Paralysis, this is the only
treatment which amounts to an~ythins-Fes-
toring action Snd vitality.
In the treatment of this sad affection, I use
my MediCated Baths, medicated with various
substances, as tarabinth, chlorine, iodine, am
mOnfa and hydrargyrum, in connection with
medicated electricity y gaiyantsm, and
other Inc remedial agencies.
I wiz contract to cure M case of paralysis
provided there exists no organic lesion.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE C-opartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween o, q. P. Piper, Sam. Piper andR D.
Newport. under the style orc II. P,Piper go,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, r.
ID. Newport retiring. @. H. 7. Piper and sam.
Piper will continue the business under the
style ofO. +. PIPER co. Q. H. p. Piper as
sumes the liabilities OF the late firm, and is
alone authorized to collect all notes and ac-
counts due the said hrm. .. i. p. PIPER,
SAM. PIPER,
r. ID. NEWPORT.
MEMPHIS, March 4. 1870. mh5
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NOTICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, MARTON,l
Crittenden County, Ark, March I 1870.
A LII parties interested are. hereby notified
wear 1853 VIII Expire on the s0Gh inst. after
which time all lands returned delinquent
for said year, there will be q penalty OF
fifty per cent added.
We. HARDIN,
mh3 Sheriff and Collector.
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cHANcERY SALE

PURSUANT to q decree of the Chaacery
ii Court at Savannah. Tennessee, in the case
Of Garvin, Bell & Co. and others against
james W. Irwin and others, I viii sell, to the
hinhast bidder. on the nrenliaeE..
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Notice Of Trust Sale of Arkansas
Lands.

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed to
ID me by O. A. Henry, on the I'D day OF AU-
gust, 1856, for the benefit of Gwin. Watts &
Co., for the consideration of $4,000 loaned
mOney on ne therein named, situate in
state Of Arkansas, Desha county, containing
by estimation 1900 acres, in township s. south
OF range I east, ], Gus A. Henry, IT,, viii pro-
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COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,


On New Raleigh Road, three miles nom
Court Square.
FRUIT and ornamental Trees. Grapevines,
small frzsts, etc, Ia Vrriety and quantity
SEND for catalogue, or, what IL better, II zee
FAnt to plaa4 HaWR a1fAnd see thes sleek
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DIR. ". z. ROGERS.

operative Sur=OSn,
Is giving special attention to Surgery and
L Diseases OF Females. Office hours from IL
am. to. / pm. oEea, Ne. 20 MsAn Street,
Memphis, Tenn. fsbN
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On thg Sin Dsy of Nav Next.

On the premises, for cash, after having given
80 days notice OF the time and place OF sale as
required by said Deed, which is OF record in
Napoleon, Ark and Will make title TO the
purchases as trustee only.
GUS A. HENRY, JR-, Trustee.
This gIaf Eahruarv 1870 fabG4
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COTTON IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 9, HES a.m.-Cot-
ton dull, lOwer and unchanged. Ordinary,
I7Lc; Good Ordinary, ISZc; Low Mid
ngs. zoe; Uplands, Die; Good, BE; Mo
BILE. 2ILc; Orleans, NLc.
1910 sp.m.-CottOn is duh and lower:
Ordinary. lie; Good Ordinary. ISLc;LOw
Niddiings. l9Ze; Middlings' 2Os[c: Good
Nfiddlines, 22Nei Mobile, Zlc; Orleans,
SIS p.m.-CottOn steady and the de-
msnd fair. Uplands, 20Ac. Sales on spot
200 bales: $50 for March At 2OZM2OIe;
500 Cor April at l9]@l9k@l9c; 700 for
Nav at I9%@l9x9 l9Ac; 700 for June at
igX@lsK@IeZ 100 for July at 1889.
~ motion steady; demand fair;
npfsnds 2gZc; sales Tor export A6O0
baIeS. SINNERS, $40 bales; speculation,
10 males: contracts, 40O0 bales, including
Nav at ice and July at l9Zc.
NEW YORK. March 9.-A special dis
patch from Liverpool report sales of
middling uplands from the United states
at l0ad for April delivery.
The receipts of cotton at Shreveport
from September last TO the Sd instant
: S1,Z5 bales; stock o. hand, S2ll
bales.
The following is from a letter dated
nj Liverpool on the 10Th ultimO, writ
ten bv a house in the Bombay trade:
With regard to the effect the 5uez
canal may have on this market, we
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naT We have provided ourselves with a full stock of Plantation Supplies
which, to the trade, we are offering at great inducements. Among which
be found the knowingG
900 dozen Planters Hoes,
10 dozen Byhd Brides,
$50 DOZEN ines,
23O dOzg jgskin Collars,
1900 COLI hOn and Grass PIOW Line,
5000 pairs Tracechains
rs dozen Single and Double Trees,
l25 dozen Back Bands,
10000 pounds ~HOHOwware Castings,
600 dozen Axes.
Sole kgentsin Memphis for the BrnLey Separate Share & Uric Steel Flows,
Owners Of the Michels PstsHt; also. the leagues Patent Cotton Scrapers,
Aful Stock of Hardware and Agricultural implements in store.
0RGILL BROS. G. CO.,
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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From the HoIy sprlngs Reporter. Ia. N. SO.

From the Holly Springs Reporter, Feb. II, 1870.
The following Certificates are from we'll
known Citizens and Planters of Mar
shall County, Mississippi.
~MuNIcATED.
MARSHALL COUNTY, MISS, February 1870.
ME. the undersigned, have witnessed o
w trial Of the Reynolds Universal Pillow.
Il does its work thoroughly as turn pillow and
subsoil, and It IS a universal stock Of sim
plicity and durability. We believe it 10 be
the most economical pillow we have seen,
and hence we believe 1t to be the pillow for
our country. Albert Hamilton.
Ed. Mckinney, Ihomas J. Malone,
Z. n. Davls, r W. UpshaW,
n. Oswald. James Sims.
william G. Pegues. Il. A. Bowen.
III Wilkins. George J. Finley,
So The above PiOW may De seen at the
Foundry OF RANDALL & HEATH, In this city.
THH REeET o. THIS PLow FOB SALE mh3
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

THE firm OF Brooks & Dennis, heretofore
il doing a Boot and Shoe business at 500
effect February Z, 1870, NJ. 8. Brooks with
drawing from said firm, and dispesing>Of his
partner being authorized to receipt for or In
liquidation Of any elaims due or owing the
old Arm. III. s. BROOKS
A.G. DENNIS
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- wv orrrArr.

NEW ORLEANS, March >, 6 p-m.-COtton
very dull and unsettled and accurate
quotations cannot be given; nOminally
IKE. ISLES, $500 bales. Receipts, 6l59
bales. Exports, II AGO bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIyERPooL, March 9, 5 P.m.-COttOn
dRu; Eplauds, lid; Orleans IlZd.
5 p.m.-C0tton steady and unchanged;
sales 10000 bales; export and speculation,
200O bales.
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DISSOLUTION

He also keeps on hand a large and well as
sorted stock of CUsTOM-MADE Doors ANB
SHOES TOH ALI. WE4ES. faH
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OBFICE PEoPL INSURANCE CoMPANY,1
MEMPHIS, March 3, lsT0.
THE stockholders of this Company are
i hereby notified, that at a regular meeting
of the Directory, held this day, a dividend OF
10 per cent. free OF Governments tax, was de-
ciared on the capital stock of said CoFn
said divldend TO be credited on the stock notes
mh4 J.A.ANMoNss secretary.
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THE County Court of Shelby having
4 granted me letters te-stamentRry on the
estate of John L. Morgan, deceased, 1 hereby
notify ali persons who mold claims against
said estate to present them 70 me
W. q. RAINEY 10 Madison st.
February Ie, IS70. febl
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SD SEMl-ANaUAL STATEMENT
Home
COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
0fics. 10. I35 Broadway,

Showing the Condition Of Company Jan. l, 20
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A. G.. Dennis and II. Clay Cross did asso-
cfate themselves OF date February Z, B70, as
parfners fn the Boot and shoe business, and
viii carry on the nrm business Al M Main
Dennis 4 Cross. A.G DENNIS,
~ H. g. CROSS.
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7 srATENENr.

CHANBER or COMNERCE,l
AENPHIs. March ., 1870.
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information No. 400.

Feb. 10, ls7O. [fe2Ol u
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
LARGE FIRES IN THIS CITY.

DESTRUCTION OF OCKERSHAUSES BROS. sUGAn
REFINERY-OTHER BUILDINGS DAMAGED
Loss ABOUT $3j0000.
The conhagration which was raging in
Ockershausen Bros sugar refinery, No. II. 49, a. and
Rosest the time THE TRIBUNE went to press yester
day, completely destroyed the building and contents.
The building stories In hight, and with tho
tension ran through TO yandewater-st
From the statements OF abe watchman and others
poyed in the building IL appears that the flames
first discovered in the neghborhood Of the fues the
basement and supposed TO have originated from
kndling wood carelessly left there by workman The
building supplied with tanks, kept constantly filed
with water and lines OF hose attached When the alarm
OF fire was given the workmen instead OF using thess
appliances, ran from the building and consequence
the flames gained such headway that when the fremer
under ChiefEngneer Perey arrived the ground they
were pOweress to prevent the flames from spreading
although at time dozen powerful streams
were being poured INTO the basement.
SO soon as the flames had gained the first oOr in which
were many arches, they ran through 1t with great
rapdity and an ncOncevaby short space of time had
mounted the upper floors and throughout the
tire building Seeing that the fire would be large one
ChefEngneer Perey ordered two additional alarms to
be rung which had the effect OF bringing to the scene ad
dtlona engines Nothing could be done, however, but
10 endeavor to the adjoining buildings, which
several times on fire, and as often extinguished.
The intense heat drove back the remen from the largo
building and the imminent danger OF the falling walls
also warned them TO keep at safe distance Eventually.
entire interior OF the refinery was burned out,
and the walls with the exception OF small part OF the
south front wall and the rear, had fallen. These IN
unsafe condition and will be pulled down portion
of the side wall in falling, crushed in the dwelling No.
Is ROse-st.
There was a heavy stock OF sugar in the refinery.
valued at about $4,000 Insured by the following Com
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

toxicntlng liquors within the Metropolitan Police Dsric.
OF the state Of NewYOrk. passed April H. 1866 aud the
acts amendatory thereof and the cry Of New-York q
also hereby excepted from the provisions Of act en-
titled an act to create Metropolitan FIRE District and
establish Fire Department therein, passed March 30
aud the acts amendatory thereof Tho act TO amend
charter OF the city OF NcwYOTk passed April
the act to amend the charter OF the city Of NewYOrk
passed April 2, i5i9 and the act to amend en-
titled act to amend the charter Of the city OF New.
York. passed April lsi9 passed July H. 1851 and the
act further To amend the charter OF tie city u
York. passed April ~ 1855; aud tine act supple.
mentary 10 act entitled act further 10 amend The
charter Of the city OF NewYork, passed Aprl H. Iss
passed June H. 1853 and the amend the charter oi
the city OF NewYork, passed April H. 1851 and the act
relative to tho charter OF the city Of New York passed
April 1853 aud the act to amend the charter u tho
city OF SewYork passed August 81 1863 hereby re
pealed and all acts, parts Of acts inconsistent with
the provisions OF this act, are also hereby re-.
pealed but the charters Of the city Of
NeGYork. known "a tho DOngan and Montgomcre char.
tiers, far as the same either Of them now In
force shall continue and remain In full force and
be construed repealed modified, or ia any manner
affected thereby. This section shall not prejudice or
affect any right accrued or legal proceeding commenced
by Of anything contained In the acts hereby re-
pealed, and accrued and commenced before this act
takes eect shall this section be 50 construed
abrogatc repeal any provisions Of acts heretofore
enacted which acts provide In any for the raising
or collecting OF revenues IN the City or NewlOrk CON.
mOuly called tax leyies.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

No 10 was occupied In the basement by George Mar
shall as lie also occupied the upper noot
as n dwelling Loss stock ana furuture. $4,000. Not
insured The rema nder occupied by Mm. Meyers rs
a dwelling lie also owned the building. Loss t.to
Insured for $4,000 by the Merchants Company. He 10
also insured for 81 600 on furniture.
No lO3 front and is occupied as dwelling 10y tue
families OF c. I. Hathaway, John Farrell, aud several
Others who suffer considerable loss furniture. M.
Rose McNay, who occupied portion OF the rear hnd.
ing lost $500 furniture. Insured for $500, by the hhs
County Company.
No ll6 occupied on the first and second floors as
cabinet mandatory, by Charles Dohlen. lie reslatu
with his family tie upper floors. His loss on stock
about si3OO0 insured for $4,000 by the Merchants C"
pany Loss furniture, $1,000 He also owned tho irnh
and buildings. Loss about Ss@0; Insured lV'
$4,000 each, by the Republic. Peoples OF worcester MASS
and Commercial Mutual OF Cleveland, ono M,
The rear building is insured Tor SNO ny tie h'llcI
Company OF this city No l6 is occupied III thc base.
ment and first floor by Stock HaNeman, dealers IN
hardware. Their stock Is damaged by water 10 tne
amountO OF $3.50. Fully insured The upper part oi he
building was occupied the second n0ot by L. A. stock
aud family; third ilOOr. c. Kick aud iaul); ahC IOutlh
floor W Meyers The furniture OF all these parties was
damaged by water The bulldog Is owned by {, Stoch,
and Is damaged 10 the amount OF $4,000 Insured Oy Guy
companies. =, - ,,-u-..... ~,
29 While descending flight Of stairs IN No ll2 Slipped
ana fen headong dislocang his shoulder He was taken
To the Wooster-st Police station where Pouce soIgrVh
Erayer uttc nded him. Thomas judge, member Or Eh
glue Company No. 80. was seriously injured by pelhk
strnck by "A portion OF the falling wall lilo was taken
homo.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

A project is on foot to erect monument 10
the late Confederate Lieut. Cen stonewa Jackson Ia ths
shape of Memorial Chapel tthe Virginia Military lh'
sttute in which he served Ia years asa professor I
idea originated with cx-GOy Leteher OF NhkhA
Inn the contribution thus far it Is said have como nom
Northern cities. Ph ladophia having eontriouteu so,
and New. York guaranteed $4,000 Gen JaeksOns houV
hold goods were sold under tho hammer alter hls u~
sUJ NH, FAMILY have been left la Lnaidod p0yerY,
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
The buildlng was valued by

The building No. l5 owned by Charles McManus,
damaged TO the amount or s3O0O insured. IL 0ccu
pied by number OF poor families, whose combined losa
amounts to s3OOO on which. is generally the case,
there insurance. tenement, also owned ~
McManus. damaged 10 the amount OF $500. Some
OF the adjoining buildings were slightly damaged
BURNING OF THE METROPOLITAN COLLAR COM
PANY's BUILDING-LoSS OVER S2OO,OOO.
Soon after 8 a. m. yesterday, and while the
sugar refinery in ROse-st burning fercely. fire. was
discovered on the second door OF the hye-sory building
Nos and Wooserst occupied by the Metropolitan
Paper Collar Company There very large stock o.
paper in the building and through this the flames ran
rapidly mounting from floor TO floor. BY the timo tho
Fire Department had arrived the flames had obtained
such start that the powerful streams
poured into the building from the front and reai
seemed to have effect and the interior OF the building
was soon a mass OF flame, which poured outward.
driving the remen from the ladders. From the street
the battle with the flames still kept up, hut without
In less than two hours the side and front walls
fell, the former crushing 10 the adjoining buildings
which previously been vacated by the occupants.
The Paper Collar COmpanys loss on stock Is about
SIS This is their busy season. and there was large
stock OF material in the place. All this was completely
DESTROYED, the flames spreading rapidly TO prevent
anything being saved The following is list Of the in
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
, is about $4,000. Insured as fob

The fifth floor occupied by ]. A. Clark. enameler
Loss Oh stock. slOO insured. The building was Owntd
by Messrs Banner Moore OF Kngst.. and was valued
al SIOOOO; insured by the fnlowimg eOmpanles:
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Rsssasxa aesvs.
RsH4INs

iWAsHrSeros, January rs Tho election
IL progressing in ogid0, and the Duks OF
Mentpensier'a defeat is considered certain.
The Marquis Psrois ID running ID Msdssd
as successor Of serrano. The vots laas
night. stood PeroIe, Ia, GOO, Guesales IRE.
publican), is 600 and fhe Csrlist eandi-
dste, 5000. The elections CONTINUES for
three days longer.
MADsiD, January Erenfny. HE
elections for vacancies in the Cofses resalt,
as far az heard from, in the choice of f6tr
o1leanists, Eve Progressionists, SIX R4pab.
licans, and one Csrlist. 1sisssss,
ENGLAND. q.
LONDON, January 2e.--At q great meet
ing held last night to promote ezigratton
sothe provinces the Lord Mayor presidsd.
IA writer in, the 1iaes .is astounded q
the annexation By the United Ssates d e..
Domingo, which be thinks. Is only addsng
other negro communities to those 20 di4
cult to manage nov. s.. Il
cusA.
Havana, January 26. Captain Beits
commanding the loyal guerillss, captured
the insurgent Generals Marcsau1, Le6A,
and Figuiardo, with the familysof the lsse
named, near Bayayedo. The prisoners bad
arrived OF Santiago. The insargent lsadsr
near Sslto he'd surrendered.
HAVANA, January 26.-Fredrika Grss,
chief Of staff for General Covada, and biz
brother Romon, have been executed st
Cienfuegos.
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Domes.ic Market.-lEy TE1EenApu1.

NEW YORK.. January s-Noon.--Flour dull and
declining. Wheat dull. Corn quiet and I'M
at iss@17c. Cotton firm and quiet at sic. Tur-
pentine steady at 4ssc. Strained Rosin, &s.e7s@
$40. Freights dull.
Ereniag.-.Cot'on quiet and frm-Salcs 500
S4.70@S4.S5 common to fair extra southern, $3.50
ass. Wheat heavy and l@2c. lower-Winter red
and amber western, o.. s0@$l.s2. Corn steady
ss s@ nAf Iar TfsssE ass wssss
firm. Molasses dull. Turpentine, 4ci@ac. Rosin,
$?.O7s0se. j.
CINCINNATI, January 2s.-Corn steady at $50
dnli Shoulder tSs ns@nsc sides, saiec. Lard
quiet kettle, 1e3c.
LOUISVILLE, January 2a.-Corn unclaimed.
Mess pork ga Shoulders, 13ac.; clear sides leSc.
Lard, l7sc. Whiskey, S5@occ.
WILMINGTON, N. c., January 80. Spirits Tur-
pentine A@lc. better at 42@4ac. crude steady st
sasssss It s aS'ie eo as,s' steady adj 1'f
CHARLESTON, January 2s.-Cotton in good DE-
maud and irmer aG 24tQl27tc.; sales, $50 bales |;
receipts. L271 bales. Exports-To the continent,
al bales.
| AUGUSTA, January as-Cotton in fair demand
| at prices shade easier smiddlings, As01Vc.;
sales, 100 bales |; receipts, Oh bales.
| SAVANNAH, January 2e.-Cotton firm; sales,
500 bales receipts, l. "a bales; exports u bales
middlings, CSC.
good and general demand and Light stock oder.
ing, and closed firm &C 249c; sales 500 bales; ne
ceipts, LII b,les exports. us bales.
NEW ORLEANS, January 2s.-Cotton active and
hrmer at 24tN2sc.; sales. $50 bales receipts.
Osss 5sas so,ton hsit ss sse sss
Prime. aa,sc. Moissses-.prims, ssa7ae. eoia.
| l2ls. Kew York sight to. discount.