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cabins, and the regulars put up their
tents. We remained at the mines ten
days, and during that time were thrice
attacked at night by the Ku-Klux, who
fastened their horses at a distance,
crept in and fred at our pickets. On
the fourth day Colonel Baker, who
had accompanied US to the mines, left
US and went to Columbia.
ga few days after Bakers depar-
ture we sent a messenger to Scott,
for we had grown impatient and
wanted to know what we were to do.
On the tenth he returned, accompa-
MED by United States Marshal VIII
son, who had orders to convey US back
to Columbia. On our return to Co
lumbia we were paid, but instead Of
receiving three dollars per day for our
services, as promised, we received
only two dollars per day, and were,
moreover, ordered to leave the State
at once, under penalty Of arrest. or
course, we did so. Our party cost
Scott-Or, perhaps, South Carolina
about six thousand dollars"
The statement is correlated by the
affidavit OF five of Haggetts party,
which aflidavits are now in the pos
session of the editor Of the Sun.
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TELEGRAMs.

One-third Of LongWy is destroyed.
Gambetta, in disguise, was in Brus-
sells yesterday.
Chicago is sending garden seeds and
implements to France.
The Senate viii have a special pos
tai telegraph committee.
Only three Of the filibusters that
landed in Cuba remain alive.
Bismarck wants a party to negotiate
with, he can't with a headless nation.
Trumbull, in the Senate, reported
against the life insurance eOmpanys
bill.
Frank Blair is on the Pacific rail-
road committee in the United States
Senate.
Winnie Ream'5 Lincoln was un-
yelled last night before a great crowd.
1t was approved.
VIM. Reynolds and two Of VIM.
CrOwen's children were burned last
night at BrandwOod, I'll.
Alexander Caldwell-WhO is he Z?
was elected United States Senator,
yesterday, from Kansas.
Tammany and Irishmen have gone
to sea, as often before; but this time to
meet the rest of the coming Fenians.
It's proposed to dispense with the
services of five hundred assistant as
SCISSORS, and thus save $500 per diem.
Havana rejOiees over the establish
ment of a Pacific and New York
steamship line. Much fruit going to
New York.
Garibaldi's victory at Dion was
complete. The French behaved hero
ically. Garibaldps son destroyed a
Prussian regiment.
While Paris is in flames the bonn
bardment goes On. The city was
burning day before yesterday and all
through the night.
The bursted Oriental Powder Com
pany, of Boston, has a clean surplus
of $4,000. It wasn't a bad explosion
for a powder house.
Red Cloud becomes a shadOwy mist
from starvation. Grant sends him
one thousand head Of cattle. The
government pays for the present.
The Cincinnati Southern railroad
bill was defeated by one vote, A to 43,
yesterday, in the lower House Of the
Kentucky Legislature and Chatta-
nOoga is bathed in tears.
Bismarck saysI that BOurbah is
caught between Won Werder and
Manteuffel and must surrender, that
Paris will be captured in a day or two
and 100000 Germans will be released
o Overrun France.
Seward is pirOuetting around in
China. He has been "pecking5
around and goes to COrca. An impe-
rial Prince visited Seward, but they
didn't converse much. Canals and
temples, and cities, and roads, and
farms Of China everywhere in ruins.
The Radicals must be in power with
a Fourteenth Amendment---SeW
ard is well pleased.
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The Process of Equalization Of
Races.

The opinion is commonly enter
tanned that it has been determined to
again reduce the Southern States to
their "previous condition" " Of vas
salage to the centralized power located
at Washington, and to force negroes
into all institutions of national or
ganiZatiOn. It is deemed also polite,
or rather essentially necessary to Rad
iCal eXigencies, to deal " earnestly"
with the question of equality of races
in hotels, theaterS, and the like, as
well as all conceivable corporations
coming under the general head Of
common " carriers" in the several
States. A difficulty, however, exists
in virtue Of certain prejudice among
the elite of their own party. For al
though the latter seem to be bereft of
all moral sense of propriety and deaf
to all appeals to place the white
man of the South at least on a par
with his black fellow-citizen, they
still must needs give heed to that one
of the five physical senses which Don
QuiXOtte is said to have enjoyed
equally with the one of hearing. Con-
seqUently, a scheme is afOOt to COM
pei railroads Ito begin with to paTti-
tiOn off each of their cars into first and
second class cOmpartments-and these
" compartments are to be occupied,
according to law, respectively, with
reference alone to the pecuniary means
of the passengers. By this cOntriv-
ance it is thought the negroes and the
"pOOr white trash " may be herded
together, and neither molest the hu-
man divinities Of our 6 Model Repub-
lie"
It has been known and proclaimed
a long while ago that the ''equality"
Of the negro in Radical pOlity meant
neither more nor less than the degra-
datiOn of the white citizen of limited
means to the level OF the subordinate
race. A man must be blind, indeed,
not to see that this is its only possible
effect. The whole theory of Radical
political philosophy looks to but one
end-the leveling dOlCnCaTd instead
Of eieUating anybody. The ballot, in
a few years, will not be worth deposit
ing, If the schemes of our GppressOTs
shall succeed for another natural term.
The District Of Columbia, to all APP
pearances, is to be favored with sort
Of territorial government. The Demo
Gratis voted for this change, upon the
principle that things could not pOssi-
bly, be made worse than they are now,
even with his Excellency's power to
appoint every officer exercising the
slightest authority. You may, there
fore, judge of our present condition.
With either Bowen or Emory as NOM
inal head of the municipality, the ne
groes must rule, IN fact, under the
present system, by virtue Of their
numerical strength. The country
cannot but see that the present move
ment ie back step on the part Of the
Radica - indeed, an acknowledg-
ment that their experiment" here
has proved an utter fsilure-yet many
Radical members who voted for this
territorial bill, on the express ground
of the negro's ineapacity for self-gOv-
eminent, are still favorable to the an
nexation of San Domingo as q SOUer-
eign State, containing a population
almost exclusively of the Congo type,
not one in a thousand of whom can
speak a word of English.
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REcEIPrs BY RAIL.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
Newton Ford s. CO. SO bales OF cotton; P8rtes
z HarbeIt, SO do; HOwss & Woodbridge, 3 do;
f ~ AppersOn q 90, 8 do; r WOrmeley & co,
we'll & BrO, 81 do; II Torrance 8 de; Stewart
Bros & Fizer, 43 do; Black, Estes & CO, Is do;
I II Allen q co, 8 do; Fsrgason & Clay, do;
Clark, Ely & co l3 do; W b Galbreath, 5 do; ;
T r & co, do; Day & PrOucht, l do; II, F &
CO. IS do; T, p & co, 4 do; G & s, 10 do; J NJ T &
CO. do; BusbY. Johnson & co, 81 do; Taylor
q Rutland, 6 do; ROOtes, Vance & co, II do !;
Guy, Mcclellan & CO, 3 do; Partes, BurlesOu
& CO, l3 do; McCOmbs, Keller & ByTnes, do:
Lane, Moore q co, o do; III Fitzgerald,
do; Meacham. TreadWeu & co, 3 do; Girls
man, stewart g. co, 5 do; billiard. Plnson &
co, y do; cambridge, Mitchell & co. 8 do; ] NJ
Patrick & co, do; ] F Frank & co. do; Jps-
see Brown, do; Dickinson, Williams g. CO.
2 do; Rogers & TOzer, 10 do; j Rawlings, 8
do; X Wood, Is do; A P SOye, I lot sundrtes; ;
L POdestG, lot do; W s Bruce & co, u packa.
ges do; Thomas & Gross, do.
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THE WAR.
RETREAT OF PRUssIANs.


BORDEAUX, January 25.-After the
battle at DyOn the Prussians retreated
toward Messigney and Savigney le
Sur. In the west also the Prus-
SLAMS appear to be falling back to
AlencOn, which has been evacuated
by the enemy.
The enemy cut the railway between
Lyons and BeasancOn, at Byans.
LOPEZ WILL AND PRUsSIAN COUNTRY.
LONDON, January 1880 pm
Lord Pensance in his capacity Of
head of the probate court Of England,
has granted Madame Lynch letters Of
administration upon the viii Of ex-
President Lopez, of Paraguay. The
execution OF the original by Lopez
was proved by the affidavit Of Gen
eral Mcmahon.
A dispatch from Harve says the
PrussiOn cavalry advanced through
BazaOnie, Forritz and NOrch.
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The IatsrnaI Tax.

The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue is convinced that the collection
of the tax will do no good to the
treasury, because it viii cost, under
the present law, almost as much as it
will Weld. and will, besides, impair
the general prosperity Of the country,
and lessen the productiveness Of other
taxes. There is. therefore, no reason
for leaving the obnoxious tax another
week on the statute book. The con-
troversy is closed; and Congress has
but to carry into effect the decision Of
the country.
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sale Of Arms...For san pomInao.

NEW YORK, January 25.-It is
stated, on apparently good authority,
tnat the President on Monday order
ed the immediate discOntinuance of
the sale of surplus arms and muni-
tions of war of every kind. In con-
sequence, several spectators in arms
IN this city will be unable to fill the
orders Of foreign governments now in
hand
1t is said that the gunbOat Shawmut
is fitting out for the West Indies, to
look after affairs at San Domingo.
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Waisoa's Head Broken and Hsrss Ruled.

New YORK, January 25.-COunty
Auditor WatsOn's sleigh was run into
by another sleigh in Harlem Lane,
last evening, WatsOn's horse, valued
at ten thousand dollars, was killed.
WatsOn's skull was fractured and he
now lies in a DrecariOus condition.
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Haaaerly's Death.

NEW YORK, January 25.-James
Haggerty, a notorious character, was
shot at an early hour this morning by
William Varley-better known as
" Reddy, the Blacksmith yin the
saloon at the corner of Broadway and
Houston streets. The parties had a
quarrel, the trouble growing out of
previous encounter at FlOrence's sa-
loon. Haggerty fired three shots at
" Reddy" without effect, when the
latter returned the fire, mortaUy
wounding Haggerty, who Is now in a
dying condition. Varley is in Gus
fpdv
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
LnnlavIIIs Will be Puttlnu On Airs.

WASHINGTON, January 25.-By di-
rectiOn of the President, the head
quarters of the Department Of the
South have been transferred from At
lanta, Georgia, to LOuisville-the lat
ter being the headquarters Of General
HalIaak
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HEW ADVERTISEMENTS


THHE officers and members Of ,---s.
1 Ruth Lodge No. I, Daughters Of
Rebekah, i. q. U r., are hereby re-zf 49,
Quested 10 nd a meeting this INV
(CHURSDAYJ evening. 25Ju Inst. ct O'Clock,
at Odd FellO s. HGli- for special and lm port
ant business. The members summoned to
be present Regular meeting the fourth
Thursday night Of each month.
S. II. NORWOOD, N q.
THos. BACON, Secretary. ja23
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HAS0HIe NOTIcF

A SPECIAL couvocatlon OF Memphis g
"A Royal Arch Chapter No. e5. viii be W
held this CEHUREDAYl evening, 25Ln/VN
inst, at Odd Fellows Hall, al O'Clock, for
work In r. ~. degree.
All r. A. d. .'s are fraternaly invited.
H. LYNN, 81. T. II. p.
Enn z Dr-rr-u.- Na..r.I !. La.M
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Iss-I2 HaIn 81. Haar WashIn1lan


T7IRsT-THE LABOR Question: PriE
IN essay, a. the % Memphis AgrICul lLI11L
Fair October 15, l8IQ; a guide as 20 the FHQGr
the WHERE and the H0W 20 Gcql1r1s % sl7il7-1yf
and to retain LABO8Eb5 auited % the s9ll4s
Second-EHE 50 1HL att1l 81 "a All5i AA.--A
Wonderful EGaourcas and their Eelllla. A---
vantagess" guide 20 soUTHEllA A-al.L - .
ERs. who desire TO aeL lease Or e- 49,
lands, as vel as 20 NOTIFIES ana n--l- -
bic investments and EamumarallEe - l-sl
ussutg In the Southern States 4l.llt lQl-e=
Of each 0f these two pam ? mes lol - "a r
eanFs 70 any addreS1, post paid lE % --l
and soeIefiaf, OF % railroal and o5---- -53
5eqlerq SIS per 100 ooplsli aas15le--
irvarfssiT cash IN adVauce. la4A ~ 5,---4-a
i~ nONOHO, JOY GCO-s
l55 - Memphta. 4en74
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at . Ooel5 90 for common trashy Iugs to
NEW ORT,EANq.

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January Z5.-Flour, scarce
and firm; superdne winter, So Xxx. Sc 500
6 %. Corn, scarce and firm; yellow, 78c;
white, zoe. Oats, Csc. Branlsi S5Gi 40 Hay,
prime. SIS; choice 53L POrk, 81 IS. Bacon,
Shoulders, l0Hc; sides, l25<c; 3. C. hams, leg
l75fc Lard, IA tierces, lZ%gl3ci IN kegs,
lS<alB<c. sugar 6Tm and demand fair;
prime. gJ<G9Jsc. MOlasses dun and drOoD-
Ing; prime, 32G45c whisky, U5z9sl O5. Cof-
fee. demand good and al fun prices; prime,
l51<6l51Ee Sterling exchange. 2l5%o, New
YORK sight, = discount Cold l05z.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January 25.--COttOH firm
low middliugs I31Ee. Bulk meats-clear sides
ll5Sci clear rib. D1<cs shoulders, SIC packed
Bacon clear sides Lee, shoulders, l05Tc; su-
gar-cured hams, l65Sc. Lard, I25<c Corn, 55c.
Oats, Sc, Wheat, S0cgsl 10. Flour, 81 50g6.
FOREIGN.
FRANKFoRTt January 25.-United states cou-
pom 5-Ils OF o. g555
LosDsE, January 25.-Consols, ~. Bonds
steady; u 5. coupons, 5-20s '62s, 90z; '55s 895S;
'57s, 80; 10 41s. So.
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A Pittsburg stOne-cutter was direct
ed to put his employers imprint I"
at the foot Of a big monument. To
the boss horror, he scnlped" it In
huge letters directly under the scroll
insrcibed, ''Secred to the memory of"
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WASnWIc NOTICE

A SPECIAL communication Of Leila e
n Scott Lodge No. l89, viii be held ~
this (TaUR5DAY) evening, 18th inst../WN
at Z o'clock. for work in the N. n. degree.
All NJ. 81 d. 5 are frateruallV invited
BY order III. H. HIGBEE, ". ~.
n 5. JUDAH. Secretary. Jas
Z OTTERY. Y.-OdiciaI drawings Of the Mis-
~ souri state Lottery. CLASS v.
20, "a, II, A. 70, 81, So, II, 8, 43, 65, 16, 70.
CLASS 81
A. 90, 80, 43, 40, r. 8, l9 80, a. 25 90, Is, 81.
Prizes from 500 TO SO 900. paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished in th7 above Lottery by J. +. FIR ANCE,
455S North Court street, Mem phis, Tenn, p. o.
Box l47. MORAY, MILLER 4 CO., Mana
gerA 81. Louis. No. ta26
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10 ADVERTIsERs..

As an Advertising Medium for BANKERS,
RFerchaufs and Traders, the MEMPHIS AP-
PEAL, in any Of its editions, IS not surpassed
BY any other paper in ths Southwest Our
circulation is large. and found in nearly
every toWn and city in the South and West
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An English weekly mentions among
the prominent literary men who are
or have been Spiritualists, Dickens,
Thackeray, Browning, Disraei, Car
lyle, Matthew Arnold, and a score of
the best known names In Great
Britain.
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Nearly all the birthstone the world
uses comes from Sicily-about 800, 600
tons annually,
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Markets.
IBY TELEGRAPH.I
NEW YORK.

NJ " OLNENa
NEw YORK, January G.-COtton, quiet and
unchanged; middling upiands. l51Zc. Flour,
firm and demand fair at So 70G6 " for ship
ping grades extra. Wheat, steady with mod
crate demand; red and amber, 81 So. Corn,
steady with moderate demand; No. mixed.
S41z0S51zc. whisky, 95a95JIc. Coffee frm
and demand fair; Rio l3@l7c Sugar drm and
demand fair; Cuba, 95zGI014c. MOlasses, quiet
and prices unchanged. Rice, 71{g75zc. Met
als-Manufactured copper, steady; bar iron
SIS; sheet iron, Russia, l03S9llc gold; nails,
unchanged; cut, 45s g4kc; clinch, 6JSGgc
horseshoe, Z}d23c.
Dry GOOds-rhe dry goods market was in
active and hardly enough doing 30 warrant
any change in prices, which are generally
STEADY. Heavy brown sheetings command
l21z9l3c; fbTOWn drills are scarce and are
held at q higher rate; light brown sheet
tngs bring u149l2c; Atlantic ghirtings,
l01zo; AuOskesg brown Canton fiannels 20c (.
Hamilton, 15e AmOskeag stripes, I9G20o /:
American, do. u159l3c; Pittsdeld, do, 71Sc /;
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, January 25-Gold was dull 1;
all business was at ll035 LOqns were made
at 496 per cent. Clearances 2l4, ,O00,0Q0 Gov
ernment securities opened steady at about
the closing prices yesterday but closed Arm
and active at an advance Of A<61S per cent.
In stocks the speculation in railways was
buoyant, and at one time prices reached gem
orally the highest of the present bull specu-
latiOn. Toward the close Of the day Ohio and
Mississippi shares, which had previously ad-
vanced 70 365< on a revival of rumOrs Of the
lease Of the rOad to the Baltimore and Ohio
Company, suddenly declined to 303z. This
caused a decline in the balance Of The lsE
and unsettled the market. Money easy at 5d
per cent this morning, closing at 5d8 per
cent. In State securities Tennessees were
active, but others were dull; old Tennessees
645s; new, 645S. Sterling exchange, IOg5Z
Government bonds, coupons Of '8I. IllL<; '62s
l09S; tis, l09; '65s. ne; new do lO7J6; 40. '67s
1851; do. tes, lOs3s; I0-40s, l065s; currency
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10000 TICKETS ONLY
$3.50 Prizss---S860,O0O WORTH
OF plAMlRDSI

Of the finest quality, fairly appraised By a
French house In New YORK, Ludorsed 1T
Messrs. Tiffany q Co. as foloWss a" The LarZ-
est and most responsible ieWelry mauutzc-
turing firm in the world" VIII be given %
holders Of tickets. whether absent OF present
without reservation
One Imperial Set. Braasrpiu and Ear
Rings warranted 70 be the finest ln
AueTlcal WOrLl o. W
One Magnificent Fun Set, Breastplu,
Ear Rings and Bracelet. worth l.-.-------. e. .l.l
One Similar Set very superb W1r H.. g. alH
One Solitaire Diamond Ring, W0rr1 .....-. Us ..I
One magnificent Set OF solitaire Dla-
mOnd studs. 10 Ill
One beautiful Lady's Set, Cluster,
Breastpin, Ear Kings and Bracelets,
IS Sets and Separate Articles, Ladies'
and Gentlemeu's- consisting Of Dla-
mOnd eWHls. and Canoes mounted lu
Diamonds and Pearls, worth from
s5Uu lO------....- ar.l
80 Sets and Separate Articles Ladies
and Gentlemeu's. consisting OF DLl-
mOnd Jewels, and Of Canoes Emer-
aids, TurQu0lses and Onyx stones
mounted In Diamonds, worth from
83s9 sets and Separate Articles Ladies.
and Geurfemen's, consisting OF DLa-
mond Jewels, and OF Canoes, Emer-
aids, TuruuOlses and onyx stones
mounted in Diamonds, worth from -15 90 L.r
The names OF the distiuguizned gentlemen
who have consented 20 act as oInul ll5-11er5
and Oficsrs. are a guarantees OF the character
and management OF this opeT alton, and
pledge OF all that is tair and honorable
Gen. ALBEIT PIKE, or Washing on CITY
Hon. joins u WAED, 81 Wall ST., 81 E.- UmE.
d. VICFcR PLACE, Consul General OF Eraucs,
~ - u551rpTao-- a rv0 s-s-4-
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p. EOBERIs30N.. 3 -. -.

Washington, d. O., Dec q, ls7L
NEW YUHK PERSONAL HEFFz EyCEs -ll75.
A. HOyt-Hoyt & Gardener Bankers Vice
President GUid Exchange Of New York E.V-
ans. Gardner & Co., 5S7 and 54J BrOaiway, E-
Y; Hon. John r. Ward, 59 Wall street, n y. .-
Anderson. starr & Co, Broadway N Y.
Tickets 61Z Dollar
~ Tickets for sale in Memphis by
JOHN AIN5LIE, No. 5 Madison st.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO. ia g
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LOUISVILLE January . Z iotton strong, but
l4c. Flour, hrm, stocks light and demand
good: extra family, s. 50. Grain, very am.
with an upward teDdeacy; demand i1aprrlTT-
ing aud stocks light Groceries. easier a1,5
arm. hay, In good demand; choice. sgi.
Provisions Arm and steady In demand, mess
pork. so Bacon, ,sj<9lls<@l21<c. Bulk meats
s1lS105zGll1{c. Lard, l25S9l4c. Whisky, Sc.
Tobacco very flrm and actiYei sales, I23 hhds
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnsrshIp heretofore existing be-
u tween Hm. Lunu and Phil J. mallon,
under the firm name Of Lunn MallOns
Plumbers and Gas Filters, has been dissolved
by mutual consent said dissolution to date
fr m January l9. ISL Fither member Of
said hrm is cuthOrizs d 10 sign tae hrm name
in liquidation OF the business
WM. LUNN.
ja28 PHIL. j. MALLON.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCIEEATI, January 25.-CottOn, steady
with moderate demand. Flour. market
buOyant but prices unsettled; family, So 4Oa
So No wheat in market. Corn arm and
demand fair at SIC. Rye scarce arm and
higher, at 81 Oats, 42G43c. Provisions dull
with no demand worthy of note; mess pork,
dull and declined: sales were made at s2l Sd
for new, bat 81 was the best offer made at the
close. Lard dull, but holders are not willing
20 make concessiOns-asking l2Gi21Se; con-
cess1Ons would have to be made to sell. Bulk
meats dull, but holders are not Willipg to
make concessions - asking S1<4I01I0lI1Sc:
concessions would have to be made 20 sell
Bacon, only limited jobbing demand, with
small sales at s1zGu5F9Ii5Sc. Hogs dull and
prices declined 70 s78T 50 Tor those averaging
~ pounds grossi average sales were at 81 25
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A RIVER NEWS CGLUHH,

Complete in all the details that make It OF
unusual value to river and commercial men.
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LEAVING THIS DAY
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.
RrvaRs. wEArHHR ANp BUSHES.

The river is rising four inches per day,
with nearly nine feet to Cairo and eight
feet over Shoe Fly bar. The rise at Cairo
on Tuesday was three feet. On yester-
day a similar rise was reported, which
will make the channel depth to that point
fully ten feet by tomorrow evening. A
l2-inch rise is also reported at 81. Louis,
but there is not yet sufficient water for
the large boats 10 come out The Ohio is
rising rapidly below Evansville, but sall-
ing at all points above. The Arkansas
rose three feet at Little Rock up to noon
yesterday, and was then rising rapidly,
with heavy rise reported at Fort Smith.
White river is also rising, and has plenty
of water TO Jacks0nport for the packets.
A drizzling rain tel nearly all day, and
toward evening heavy fog set in upon
the river. Business at the lsyee was ac-
tive, with a fair list of arrivals.
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81. LOUIS, January 25.-Flour, demand good
extra So 25@5 60 Wheat, good demand for
No. red winter, but little offered; nomi-
nRlly 81 439i 45. Corn, demand active and
prices advanced; mixed, in bulk on the other
side OF the river, 45g46o; yellow, 43950c. Oats
better at 4s950c sacked. Rye higher at 85@83c.
Risky, S5c. Mess pork strong; jobbing at
81 75922 Dry salted meats buoyant; large
sales oflOOse shoulders at st. Joseph to seller
In February at re, and at Quincy same time
at Sc. Order lots bulk meats. 8G8140l01z9lOA
@ll@u1<c. Bacon higher at 95z0I01<8ll5<9l2
@l21Sc. HAMS sugar-cured, l55S9lbc. Lard
strong at ll7z9ll5sc, HOgs, higher 81 - 3o9
s..
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January 25 Flour. extra spring,
dull. Wheat, No. 2, less active and l540zc
lower, 81 z81S, and closed quiet; this pm. was
firm a3 81 27E cash. Corn, NO 2, quiet 9no
GI1lc lower, Size cash. Oats closed ct sc.
Rye closed at $50. Barley, No. z quiet az SO
SSc RighWines, sc for iron hoops. FrOYl-
sions firm aud more aetlVeS mess pork
closed firm at so 25G22 S75S cash, Lard, 1rm
at I25Sc. Live hogs, aettVe at IS 6o87 20;
drassed hogs firm, closing steady at S8 50 Gals
Ne fairly active and I08i5c higher, s3 50Q6 IS