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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-19

By Telegraph CIEcIlgNATI, Dec. II.
COTToE-Steady with a moderate de-
mand; middling lac.
mand.
WHEAr-scarce and nrm at 81 lGgl Is
for red winter.
coRN-steady with moderate demand
at 5O952a.
RYE-Dul but unchanged at sOassc.
OATS-Dull but unchanged; No. 241d43c.
BARLEY-Duil and dropping at 9Oc@gl.
GRoCERIEs-Unchange
LIHsEED OIL = Qniet and unchanged
at $50.
LARD Ou.-QuIet and unchanged at 81 10.
EGGS-Searce and hrm at zoe.
BUTTER-Scarce aud firm, demand good
at full prices; sales at 27952c.
sales at l31zgl55Se.
sEEDs-CioVer seed demand active and
prices advanced TO 30 Ga on arrival, and
sll rs from store. TimoIny demand fair
and market firm at IS 500l5 IS.
PoRK-Dull but unchanged az e18 so.
LARD-Oull but prices dropping at lO1S0
u9l21zc for head and gut steam and ket-
BULK MEATs-Dun and dropping az Gza
9Mgl0Ze for .loosei h@zsc higher for
BAcoN-Dun and dropping; shoulders
10Zci sides l219l25<c for clear rib and
clesr sides packed, and 1z91zc less deliv-
cred week hence.
HoGs-Searce and firm at s6 25g6 40 for
dltyyei dressed dun az 81 G9g7 05i receipts s.
ToBE Ecco-scarce and firm.
WHGsIzY-Duu and prices dropping; clos
ing Nat a SIC.
GREEN MEATs-Demand fair and market
firm hhoulder5 &c: sides SIC; hams 9k0
Zoe for heavy; l05sgllc for medium and
light
iOID-l0%.
ExCHAEGE-Dull at I-l6 discount.
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Victim Of > Gas FxDloslon,

WoRcEsTER, December 18.-Hon.
James b. Blake, Mayor of this city,
died this morning, aged forty-four
years. His death was the result Of
injuries received at the explosion ct
the gas works on Friday night. His
symptoms were not considered alarm
ing until last night, he appearing un-
til then in fair way to recover. It
is said that the effect of his injuries
were aggravated BY his anxiety about
the business of the Gas Company, Of
which he was agent, and this is sup
posed TO have hastened his death.
Deceased had just been elected to
his sixth term of Office as Mayor, and
was one Of the most useful ard popu-
ular of our citizens. His death has
cast q gloom over the city. Bells
were telled ct noon, and the event
was alluded to in fitting terms in
nearly all of ovr churches. Deceased
leaves a wife and five children.
It is said tonight that McAuliffe,
foreman of the gas works, injured by
the explosion, cannot recover, his
injuries, being greater than at first
reDorted. The financial loss by the
accident is much greater than ct first
supposed. it being now estimated at
| from $40, 900 to $4,000. The cause
of the accident has not been satisfac
torily explained. The city is without
gas. the supply being for the present
cut off. The gro~nd and buildings
around the scene o. the disaster bear
evidence Of the terrible effects of the
explosion naa -
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BELGIUM

IIRUssELs,a December 15.-The eeruan
account Of the recent sorties evade the
truth. Ducro6 was entirely Successful as
far as he went. He held the peninsula of
81. MauK against the German atteya pts to
recover IL, and retired voluntarily after
ascertaining the failure OF PaIadfnes.
Ducrot Is confident ne could have gone
dimes had been successful. The German
borders are uneasy on account OF thefr
line being weakened, and fear the success
OF another softie, -
The demand for the b0mbardmeut of
Paris Is great. Three Councils of War nave
been held. Erm rH
General Moltke fears the formation of q
large army in the south, a. being furtner
away, and there being more difficulty TO
reach II. he Is unwilling to allow Freder-
lex Charles go too far from Paris
political movement to destroy the Repu b.
Lcau Government. Peace Is absolutely
necessary, and he Is ready to make q coali.
tton with the Emperor or any other repre-
sentative who Is willing or abe To make
terms. s 4H@ a47H
The reported submission of the English
Government 30 Bismarck's overbearfnR
demands in regard TO Luxem bourg has in.
teusided the Indignation against the Min.
istry. Granville, It is said, approves the
rhe Standard declares that the action OF
England Is an abdlcation OF European
the Ministry are accused of cowartifce
for refusing 70 publish BiSmarckIs iettei
and their own reply. A violent attack Il
Anticipated on the meeting of the ParIfR.
ment, and the doWnfallo OF the Ministry IL
I imminent.
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Terrible Tragedy-HIning News.

SANTA FE, N. b., December 18.-
The Daily Post of the 18th has tho
full particulars Of horrible tragedy,
which took place at El Paso, Texas,
on the 9Th instant. 1t appears that
Senator Formatin got into dispute
with B. E. Williams, a lawyer, who
fred 3 revolver at him twice, severely
but not dangerously woundiDg him.
Williams then fled to his rooms,
where Judge Gaylord J. S. CLARK,
of the Twenty-fifth Texas District,
with a posse of men folloWed and at
tempted to arrest hiz when Williams
rushed with a doube barrelled gun
and shot Judge Clfrk through the
heart killing him instantly. Captain
French, Of the State Police, then fred
at Williams and killed him instantly.
Great exeitement prevailed, and pub
lie sentiment is against Williams.
Judge Clark's funeral was the most
imposing ever witnessed in Ell Paso.
The Posts Chihuahua, Mexico, cor
respondent gives gloKlag accounts of
newly discovered placer mines near
Chihual IA, and says they are even
richer than expected. Twelve men in
eight hours washed out over thirty
seven ounces of gold; the next day,
they got FIVE hundred dollars.
and have averaged over three hundred
dollars per day. Great excitement
prevails. and 3 general rush is being
made to the new mines.
n About four inches of snow has fall
len within the last twenty four hours.
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Administrators Sale.


r WILL SELL, ON FRIDAY. The eth
n Gay Of January ls7l, the personal prop
ertY Of the estate Of Jordan FI0Wcr1. de-
ceased as follows: Two. work horses
and one nrst-rate riding horse ONE
yoke Of work oxen, best quality 81 GOOD
COWS Two are now giving milky: z -year-
ing nSl efss shoatet wagons and "a lot
q harness, plows, shovel pillow, har-
rows llrou tesLh) ~ acres OF corn An the
neldr best quality; tons OF hay. ID bush-
els OF potatoes, q small lot Of threshsd
oats and few bushels OF wheat, not very
good q small lot of house furniture. / 40
bricks log chains, riAe-guns, one frst
rates piEbelss With some other tuiunH
usually 1onnd on o farm. The sale IN the
premises lately occupied by dacedenG fu
O'CLOCK A.AI.f
TERMS or HALE.-An sums Of three dol
Jars and under Cash; sums of over three
dollars credit OF twelve months, thepur-
chaser 20 give his note with GOOD securffv
waving relief from valuation on aDpfaise-
ment laws.
No property to be removed from fhe
premises until the terms or sale are com.
piled with. a. IL. ROBINSON, Adm'r.
1YAHsYII.LE. Ind, Dec. Is, 1870.
decl9- dlt&W3t
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lSpSc1Al 70 the w Oridsl
ENGAGEMENT NEAR .BLoIs
The Indian Congress,


Sr. LOUIS, December 1.-THE Re-
publican has special from Ft. Glib
son, Indian Territory, dated 10th, as
follows:
Special Indian Commissioners Col.
Campbell, Long and Farwell reached
here last night from Okomulgee,
where they have been in attendance
on the great Indian Council matters.
They are progressing harmoniously.
and there is every prospect that
new Government will be organized
Of the confederate nations and tribes
in Indian Territory. On the l1th
inst, the council Unanimously adopted
the committee and report providing
for the drafting of a constitution and
the organization Of a government, re-
publican In form and not inconsistent
with pre- existing treaties with the
. United States. The report was
adopted by q vote Of 48 to 3, those
voting In the negative being portion
of the Cherokee delegation. A COM
mittee of twelve was then appointed,
with VIM. 2. Ross, of the Cherokeers,
as Chairman, to draft a constitution
for the Indian COnfederacy. The
COMMITTEES met and divided into four
sub committees on the bill of
thu rights Of the Executive,
Legislative and the judicial Depart
nents. They are earnestly engaged
in their several duties, and are ex.
pected to report in few days, so that
their work may be adopted at the
present session, which is limited to
thirty days. RH##
The OommissiO ners we're invited to
address the convention, and did so In
words of encouragement. They were
heartily received, aod complimentary
resolutions, thanking them for their
visit, we're unanimously passed.
The Com missioner Of Indian At
fairs, General Parker. next day ad-
dressed the general council. He gave
a history of the causes that led to the
incorporation Ia ali the treaties OF
\ 1866, the authority TO call this coun-
| ell. He said that the object was TO
i form q good confederation of all the
tribes resident in the Indian country
q government exclusively of Indians,
ultimately to become q State of the
Union. That Congress would an
nually make appropriations to pay the
expenses.s A Court of j ustice should
L DC CoA6OAAS4 bO "a ~ GAtt1C16 Va eA@
Indian Territory. should not be
dragged to Van Buren to be tried on
minor charges. He advised them ia
form, Ia the unity Of interest, against
the encroachment Of white men, now
pOaching on them from the North, Easi
and South. and gave them words Of en-.
couragement in the progress they had
made in their efforts at civilization
The visit of this gentleman has hat
the most happy effect.
The confederate government EN-
braces the following tribes and ma
tions: Cherokees, Choctaws, Muske
kee or Creeks, Ottagas, Eastern
PaWnees, Quapaws, Senecas, Wyan
dottes, Confederate Peorias, Sacs an,
Foxes, Absentee Pawnees, Great an,
Little Osages, Semiaoles and Chicka
saws.
Delegations from all of the abov
tribes are represented in the council
! and some are expected from vii
tribes.
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THE TARK ETs.
sew York cold and stOck ksrkst.

Sew York Gold and Stock EEFket,
By Teiegrsph.l NEW YoRE. Dec. II.
Goldhas not been very active to-day
Openlng NJ ADtEs selling 2 p to l0JS. c.OHinH
at 4U3sglB5z. Loans were made from 20
per cent? gold. per annum. CleaIanCes
S52 OJ1sU00. Governments have been dull
and heavy all OF from = to y per cent,
compared with last nights prices: 1879
are the most active. Money was very act
I've IN the forenoon at from per cent gold
70 Lie per cent. per day, but late In the day
returned TO conditions Of ease, some loans
being made as low as par.cent., but thissis
exceptionsls g per cont. is the general rate.
TIE indications are that the worst OF the
strlngeucy IS over The following were
the changes In items in the bank Hate-
ment, as compared with last week: Loans,
decrease 81 ls7o3,3l4; specie, increase s2O44,-
tbs legal tenders, decrease 81 63l, ,0i2s de-
pos1ts, decrease q, ,l56. .964; circuia alton, de.
last nights prices, and have gradually
advanced to nearly old quotations. Deal
ings are large and excited in the entire
list The rumors which were actively
spread yesterday were aimed at the credit
Of leading loan and trust company, as
having put money on unsafe speculative
securities meaning Western Union shares
but they are without foundation. The di-
rectors ofthe NIL lwauKee and 81. Paul R. r.
nave Issued circulars, advising the stock
holders 10 sanction the per cent. divt-
In State bonds there IS q steady market
Tor Tennessee, Of both classes, and for Mis-
sourls, while south Carolina bonds are
weaker
EdCHAEGE-Sterlfnq 8.
MOSEY-MaFket easier A. the eli
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FRANCE

GOSSIP ABOUT THE Bo1TBARDMEEL.
VERSAILLES, December 1.-THE
delay In the bombardment of Paris is
caused partially By a quarrel between
Generals Blumenthal and Won Room.
The latter wished to use the army
horses to bring up guns, while the
former insisted that It was impossible
to spare them. Won Room finally
yielded, and 1000 horses are now
coming from Germany to drag the
seige guns from the railway terminus.
The condition Of the roads is fearful.
Food Is very scarce in the German
camps, and some troops have been
without any for three days.
REINFoRCKD-THEC COMMANDERS PREPARE
CALLING TILE CoMMANDERs TO ACCOUNT
ABOUT HAYRE-A REVIEW.
BORDEAUX, December II The
Pcussians did not attack Gen. Ohausey
yesterday as was expected. The forces
under Chausey have received heavy
reinforcements.
It is understood now chat the four
generals commanding the main di
visions of the Army of the Loire, viz ::
Chausey, Bourbaki, Joures and Jau-
rezberry, have concerted plans for a
Simultaneous advance, all having been
largely reinforced. The Germans are
retSeating all along the valley of the
Loire.
The French Government has dis
missed General Zol from the service.
The charge against him was that he
hastily abandoned Tours, leaving be-
hind guns and other material of
war, though no enemy had appeared
near the city. ssnu9u
The Government, IN accordance
with the law which condemns to death
the Generals who too hastily surFen-
der their posts, has ordered by decree
an inquiry into the capitulation of
Strasbourg and Metz. As regards Gen
eral Uhrich, this proceeding is a
mere matter Of form, butsin Bazaine's s
case of investigation will be a seri
Gus affair. aTE 81
The National forces in the North
have gained fresh advantages. The
Prussians now appear to be concen-
trating near Yoelotte to attack Havre.
The latter place has 350cannon and
q strong garrison, and will be defend
ed to the last. ss
Another grand review was held here
to-day of new troops going to the
front. They give enthusiastic spirits
with Vire La RepMbIiqAe, as they
marched PAST the hotel of the Min
istry. Gambetta is still with the army
of the Loire. $685.
THE PRUssEANs DRIVES BACK.
DIJoN, Dec. IL, via Berlin.-The
Prussians attacked the French near
LoDgen, and drove them into the
fortress. The French loss was 200.
The military eommandant at Tours
has been relieved for his preeipitate
| evacuation of that place. .------
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AHOther Victim OF ghe ship Old
ColOBy-FFaudulen Insurance.

NEW YoRK, Decembsr 17.--Arriv-
ed. the steamer Tripoli, from Liver
pool. Raymond Ran, one Of the VIC
Tins of the brutal treatment received
on the ship Old Colony. is lying at the
point of death in Bellevue Hospital.
His nervous system has received a
fatal shock.
a number of parties have been
operating for q long time past in
a fraudulent insurance business along
South Street and adjacent streets.
They insured property in various
amounts from one thousand to ten
thousand dollars, for as low as one
fourth per cent. premium. They gave
bogus policies on such insurance com
panies as the Ninth National. of Eliz-
abeth; Tontine, of Communipaw, and
the First National, of Passaic, New
Jersey. The only existence Of these
companies is in the schemiug brains
of self-cOnstituted agents. This A n
one Of the sWipdliDg gentry was com
mitted to jail. Ii Is believed that
some parties have been operating iu
other parts of the country.
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PRussIA.


BERLIN, Dec. 16.-The Meeklen-
burg Diet has, rejected the project
submitted By the Governmest, for the
pay ment by the Duchy of q, 600 francs
t1Wards the redemption of the Scheldt
dues, but the resolutions providing
fer the payment Of IL, 900 francs were,
however. adopted.
a CARLsRUHE, Dec. THE Baden
Chamber has ratified the Federal
treaty, looking 10 the annexation Of
that State to the North German Con-
federation. Hs7e EFp "a
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Political outrage.

TORONTO, Dec. 17.-The latest dis
patches from Mantibeo received here
STATE that the elections were proceed
ing there. Party feeling is running
high between the Government aud
the Opposition. One of the Govern
ment party, named Mr.. Tanner, who
had proposed vote of confidence in
the new Governor, and which was
carried By three to one, was attacked
while on his way home. His horses
became frightened, aud ke was thrown
from his wagon and fatally injured.
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Desperate Killed.

WILMINGToN, IN. O., Dec. 17.-Jack
McLaughlin, one Of a gang Of noto-
rious outlaws of Robson County, for
whose capture large rewards have
been offered By the Governor Of the
State and the authorities of Robson
County, was killed yesterday, near
Orgill, BY Henry Biggs. The affair
caused q great deal of excitement and
much rejoicing, n Robesoq County,
where McLaughlin's many bloody
deeds made him q terror to ell good
citizens. A company Of United States
soldiers are still in that county, aid
ing the citizens TO capture or kill
McLaughlin's con6ederates. s,es,
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Naval NeWs-NeW orphan Asylum.

NEW YoRK, Dec 1S.-The United
States frigate, Guerriere, sailed yes
terday evening. for Lisbon. where she
will probably become the flag ship of
Admiral Boggs, who will soon 60 out
on a Cunard steamer to relieve Ad-
miral Glesson, in command of the
European squadron. The Guerrero
will make the entire passage By sail,
and is expected to reach Fanchil in
fifteen days, and Lisbon in a month.
just before her departure yesterday,
q marriage ceremony was performed
by the Chaplain, in the Admiral's
cabin, between one Of the seamen and
a Brooklyn lady, thesship's officers
providing an elegant entertainment
in honor of the event.
Catholic Bishop Bailey, of New
ark, has purchased for 90,000, the
Seacoucus race course, as q site for
the Orphan and Reformatory institu-
ton fer his diocese.
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Union Pacific Railroad Matters.

WASHINGTON, December 17.-At-
torney-G General Akerman in a lengthy
decision in regard to the Union Pacific
Railroad says, that the Government
may retain the entire amount in COM
pensation of services rendered to it by
the Company, applying the same to
the interest paid by the United States,
unless such interest shall have been
repaid by the Company, and in that
event one half of the compensation
for such services may be reserved and
applied to the principal Of the bonds.
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steamship COmpany-BusIness Fall-

PHrLADELPHfA, Dec. 1.-THE en-
tire stock Of the American steamship
Comuany has been subscribed for,
and double the amount required was
offered. Offers have also been made
for bends 10 be issued and secured by
&he Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The Commercial Last, to-day, says
The susuension OF fourteen firms,
Tosnu ma facturefs, commission houses
nd ipbbers in the shoe trade, during
~ Dast two weeks. has caused not
onIv excitement but alarm for the
credit and future course Of business.
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WAR IN EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
Worlds Cable Special. 7


TILE CONFERENCE.-THE FISH QUESTION:.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Confer
ence will meet before Christmas.
France will be represented by NJ.
Theirs and ID. Tissand, the former
The Queens speech will recon-
mend the appointment of two Com
missioners, to examine into the fish,
cry question, in order to settle upon
some terms that may prove acceptable
TO America.
The journalG to day, referring to
the triumph of the peace party in the
Cabinet, say that the Government has
signed EDgland's abdication as the
great power.
LONDON, December 17.-The French
gunboats are cruising between Cher
bourg and Havre. No Prussians
have appeared near either of the
ports
GHerald's SpecialI
DUCRoT C0NFIDENT-THEATRE REoPENED.
LONDON, Dec. 17-Dates from Paris
of the 11th inst. state that the sortie
By General Duerot was satisfactory,
and has demonstrated where the Ger
mans are weak. General Ducrot is
confident of his ability to break
through the German lines at the
proper moment. The active army in
the field is in good health and spirits,
is we'll fed, and is 10000 strong.
Preparations are making for an
other sortie on large scale.
Some of the the4tres have been re-
opened. as it is believed she perform
ances will have a beneficial effect,
and, besides. will relieve the monot-
oDy of the ordinary round of daily
life. Goods are plentiful, and street.
carts are numerous; so their horses,
at any rate, have not been eaten.
The news frsm Paris up to the 18th, is.
are gone, but the supply of horse meat
VIII last two mouths; of bread, wine, and
cheese four months, and Of salt meats and
salt iiah two months General Trocbu has
taken possession OF an food and wines and
the population is now supplied by the
military com missRriat, the same as SOL
diers. A surrender OF the city is unthought
The reverses at Orleans have not dis
turDed the eQuanim1ty of Paladines. His
army did good service In depicting the
Every Partisan is armed, and the city
can hold out three months longer without
great suffering. The mortality is large.
nuS not enousn 20 create alarm. There
are no epidannlcs, and no deaths from
starvation:or want.
The outside works have been pushed
ment Of the line Of investment, and conse-
Quently made the enemy weaker. In the
front OF their works mRrksmen command
the roads formerly out of range
monsly strengthenens but they field q
scarcity OF men. N
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st, Louis Market,

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Dec. II.
CoTrON-DulI and prices nominal at I31Sc.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Demand light but holders firm I
No. 2 red Winter, 81 25dgi M No. I. 81 s5.
CoRE-Steady with q moderate demand /;
mixed in bulk. 4244fc; yellow, 44945c; yell
low IN sacks, E3c white, 55c.
oATs-Duii but unchanged at S8Iz94lc in
bulk.
BARLEY--Dull but unchanged; small
sales of No. Spring at soc.
RYE-Firm az TSc.
Tobacco, hemp and bagglng are un-
changed.
WHIsKY-Ftrm at soc.
PRoYIsIoNs-Dui1 but unchanged. Pork,
slS0lS % Bulk shoulders, 65<97cs clear
rib, 91<910e; clear sides, 100l35Ec, the out
side price on orders. Bacon lower; clear
sides, 139l l31Scs sugar-cured hams, l89l9c.
LARD-Dull at ll@ll3Sc: a round lot of
prime kettle in Kegs sold at l3c.
HoGs-Glosed lower, The extreme range
being IS 4096.
CATTLE-UnchanRed.
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BY Teiesraph LOUISVILLE, Dec. II.
ToBAoco-Sales Of y h0gsheads at "a 85@
so for common 80 good Jugs; s6 759l5 for
low to good leaf.
BAGGTEe-Quiet and Arm at 285Sg27c.
CoTToN-Flrmer; middiing, 185sc.
FLoUR-Steady at IS ..
GRAIN-Dull and unchanged.
HoG5-Chotce. So 2596 30. receipts, 5000; ;
killed TO date, 1872, $50.
PRovIsIoEs-Q Quiet. Mess pork, sle 50.
Bulk shoulders, SIC; clear rib, exc: clear
sides, l01zc. Green meats, shoulders 51zo ;
hams, l014c, from the block.
LARD-I2c.
WHIsKY-Qulet and steady at s79SSC.
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Chicago Market.


by IeIesraphI CH1oA0o, Dec. II.
ExCHANGE-Unc
FLoUR-Q Quiet.
WHEAT No. 2 Chicago spring steady,
but HG85zC lower: sales at 81 O5% 0gI O55<
This afternoon duh and UNCHANGED,
CoRE-No. 2 dull, closed at 4lc.
OATs-Eo. 2 quiet and steady at 3SJ%c
RYE-Eo. 2 steady at 689651<c.
BARLEY-NO. ? drmer, closing at o91Sa
zoe.
HIGHWIEEs-stesdy and nrm at s51<c. IN
iron.
PRoYIsIoNs-Active and steady. Mess
PORK closed at e47 371SGEi8 Lard, lie.
Dressed hogs, active and stegAy at SO 751
SS p. Live, active and 54l0c per hundred
lower; sales, 55zG61sc.
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Memphis Market.


BY telegraph MEMPHIS, Dec. II.
CoTroE-Demand fair and market drna,
at IBJSc. Receipts for the day ,G61 bales;
Shipments, 2,425 bales.
FLoUR-Dun and prices have declined to
81 500t6 IS
CoRH-Dull and prices have declined TO
60c.
oATs--Demand good at full pricesi sales
at 59,G5Ic-
Hay Quiet at 2192fc
BRAN-Easy at t2J O0az0 50.
PoRK-Duli and prices are nominal.
LARb-Duu but unchanged.
BULK MEA1s-Quiet amd weak; shouIs
ders, 71zg8s; sides, l081lc.