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From the Memphis Appeal
Another report T went TO another sort of
seance, and mingled with another order of
spirits. He tells his story 10 very sub
stautial manner as follows: W. sea. ed our
selves about a large table in the center Of
thu room and proceeded Immediately to
bui ess. Perkins exp aimed that we could
write any question We pleased On a little
slip q paper and lay il on the table before
him; jhaE he would then put himself in
communication with thespirit HOrlG, and be
prepared 10 answer our intsrrOgatOries
ont Of The mouth Of any disembodied soul,
from Pick Norton down to julius Caesar.
Each fellow then drew lis pencil and be-
gan TO write on the pieces Of paper. Save
The sound Of the sCIibbliug, everything was
Sli. l glanced a. old P5Tk, aud he was
leaning back in his chair, with his keen
little eyes nearly closed, and just tie small
lest possible opening left, through which he
was wal ching Us. Our questions were soon
ready, and the professor bent forward over
tie table, AID with his eyes cast down in
rcvefeltial manner, said: "If there be any
spirits present they will please siguify It by
Tappiug on the tablet We sat in profound
silence and waited. but 30 immortal
th1mPsd his kuuckles On the furniture.
Ssid old Perkins, care there any spirits
here?'
We waited again uut1 saw that
something was needed, when l said: "Pr0-
fessor, don't consider this bottle Of John
Lily s iOUT-years old 2 response 10 your
question:" and produced 10 from my peck
ct, 'UUt lel : al take pull az it once aud
then you can try your hand again on tie
unhOitled fellows"
He thanked me -rumly, swallowed about
OTe-tbird Of the whisky, and passed the bot
lie to his next Ieigbb0r. When it rot back
10 me il was the SINAI. 7st-sOuled thing to
have any rattle il il u all ever saw. l had
Just drank when aii OF = sud- "A there was q
p1cdigiou5 Tappigg under he table.
"NUw, geuiemsU," tie Professor said,
"ihe spirits are willing 10 Communicate"
awe. thank EN-" said Tom Co!lIns, de-
voutlv, looking up to the ceiling, with the
idea that they were hoverin2 just above our
heads. Perkins took up the first paper he
came 10, unfoded it, aud read in solemn
tones the question, "nWO stuck Billy Pat
teTsOu?'
said Perkins, oSome spiri5 who is famil-
lar with the facts Of the case win answer,
and. gentlemen, l viii translate the RAYS for
You and write out the answers on this
s!Ste'
We gratefully consented, and immediate
ly Cue rapping began. noticed that he
had MS left hand under the table, and L
cal ed ms attention 10 the little circum-
sta &C, for was afraid lie would offend the
spi.i' Ii lie went 10 feeling about TOO close
10 them. But be assured me that there
was no cause for alarm, for be always kept
his hand there during slauce, aud Ia It
his hi nos beyond had never signifed any
dispeasure tAereat. The r4pping gos live
ly, AID the Professor commenced writing
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WAITED.

Blow, tropic winds, DER hill and dale,
By gariSh day and moonlight pale;
B Ow tue, blow strong,
AM bear along
a kiss to him l love;
Go seek him cut 'nca h Autumn skies,
As PCri-, lost, sought Paradise,
Aud Tia "a upon his beautiful mouth
Press down thy freight from sunny South
Ia soft TepOse,
As on the rose,
Sleeps dow from Heaven above,
GOwhisper to his listening ear
OF warning hope and Il eacAerous fear,
Which spurn control
And rack the soul
OF one bound in his spells;
Touch, then, rs magictan's wand
Tue palm Of his dear hand,
Until his heart giows all ahame
Aud thrills 20 answer whence it came,
In rapturOUs bliss
The frelghted kiss
Which Thy bosom Swells.
Blow, tropic winds, both day and night,
BY rugged mount and river bright,
Through lonely glen,
Ger baunts of men,
Nor pause nor ltg behind.
4 fate is borne upon Thy wings
Worth ransom of a thOusan Kings,
A soul that bows his vgTi5t slave
In ardent life OF silent grave,
All this, al this
J. in the kiss
trust TO thee, . Wind!
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We are indebted to McAlister u Wheless,
Commission merchants, corner Broad and
College streets, for the following cotton
quotations in New York aud Liverpool
during the day.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. IA, 1I:00.-Cotton
quiet but steady. Middling uplands load:
Orleans 1880. Sales to-day 1900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. IA, 1:00.-Cotton
quiet but steady. Middling uDisnds iOGd:
Orleans 1Csd. Sales to-day 1900 bales,
of which 5000 bales are for export and
speculation.
New YORK, Dec. IA, 1O:20.-Market
weak. Futures weak. Ordinary tic; good
ordinary 1S3c; low middling 1916; middling
l9sc; Alabama 203c; Orleans 20SG Texas
20sc. December delivery sold at I9c; JAN
uary 10 S-l6c; February 10 7-l6c; March
1880; April 10 15-16c; May 2Osc; June
nominally 20sc. Sales on contracts 800
bales.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA, 11:55.-Futures
weak. Sales $500 bales. December de-
livery ICE; January 1916; March 10 9-16c;
May offered at 20 3-16c.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA, 12:00.-Market
quiet. Futures quiet. Ordinary Tic; good
ordinary 1889; low middling Ice; middling
1896; Alabama 20ac; Orleans 20sc; Texas
20Sc. December delivery 10 1-S2c; Janu-
AIRY 10 1926; March 1890; April 10 Is 16c;
May 20Sc; June 20sc. Sales on contracts
$500 bales.
New YORK, Dec. IA, 12:40.-Market
quiet. Futures quiet. Ordinary lie;
good ordinary lS3c; low middling 19c;
middling 195e; Alabama 205c Orleans
20sc; Texas 20sc. Sales for EXPORT 100
bales; for consumption 593 bales; on con-
tracts 900 bales; last evening for export
$40 bales, for consumption 252 bales; for
speculation II bales; in transit Is bales; In
Guided in the sales are 450 bales to arrive
March delivery 10 I1-16c; April zoe.
NEW YORK, Dec. ii, 2:15.-Futures
firm. Sales 10,400 bales. December de-
livery 1872; January 1889; February 1890;
March 1859; April zoe; June 2O.c.
NEW ! ORK, Dec. Il, 4:00.-Net receipts
1889 bales; exports to Great Britain 2,
sos bales; TO the continent 2,519 bales;
stock 510,0S9 bales.
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Upward, where the stars are burning.
Silent, silent in their turning
Round the never-changing pole;
Upward, where the sky is brightest,
Upward, where the blue is highest,
Lift now my longing SOUL
Far above that arch of gladness,
Far beyond those clouds Of sadness,
Are the many mansions fairl
Far from pain and sin and folly,
ID that palace of the holy,
would find my mansion therei
Where the glory brightly dwelleth,
Where the new song sweetly swelleth
And the discord never comes;
Where hfe's stream is ever laying,
And the palm is ever waving
That must be the home of homes.
Where the Lamb on high is seated,
By ten Thousand voices greeted,
Lord of lords and KING of kings;
Son OF man, they crown, they crown him;
Son of God, they own, they own him,
With his name the palace rings.
Blessing, honor, without measure,
Heavenly richer, earthly treasure,
Lay We at his blessed feet;
Poor the praise that now we render;
Loud shall be cur voices yonder,
When before his throne We meet.
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DOE EERF Or EE8SE-The- place on
II which re ide, i mile from town, near The
Nolenssiile pike; cottage with 5 rooms, good
spring, two good cisterns, 1S acres land. MRS.
A. q. p AiNE. For terms apply 20 W. c.
TURNER & SON, Agerts declO If
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EashviIIe flour and sralu zsarksa-

FLOUR-AaTkst steady as follows: Su-
pertne 1925; single Y Sc 5066.75; family
57.50I800; chofcs family SS.75d9.OO;
strictly fancy 50 2509.50.
Corn MEAL-SSs quote Al 60G623c per
bushel for unbolted and bolted.
CoRN-We quote st 40c in ear; 43645c
loose. Shipments to-day Of 800 bushels ct
Sc per bushel, sacked and delivered 10
depot.
WHEAr-Sales to-day of 1900 bushels
at $I.75 per bushel.
OATs-We quote at S01S5c loose from
wagon, and soc sacked and delivered IN
depot.
BARLET-Ws quote ct 60c per bushel
buying, and zoe, sacked and delivered in
depot.
RYE-We quote at 8O6S5c buying, and
Csc sacked and delivered in depot.
BRAE-Advanced to $50 per ton.
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When You can't think of what your wife
charged You to bring home, get hair-pins.
They are always handy in the house. Get
them out Of your pocket without breaking
the package. A stray hair-pia may some
times wreck g household. A young man
OF this city took home one hair-pin last week
to his wife. lie presented it to her as a
birthday gift. She was delighted until she
found long hair attached to it. His doctor
thinks he may possibly recover the use of
his eyes,
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Nashville Grocery HSsrasss.

6U6Alss-New Orleans, in hogshesds 10,
ii and lie for fair to choice; Demerara Il
GI25c; standard bards 1896; New Orleans
clarified wIi5s 1241l2fc; do, yellow 1910;
a coffee 1870; 2 do. 12sc; extra @ DO. 123c;
Porto Rico I1n12c.
lI0LAssE5 AND STLUPs-NeT Orleans
68E1702; sirups z5R575c; golden girup 75c.
COFrEE-IiiO, common 70 choice, 20H
gaze; Laguayra 225623c; Java 26A27e.
EAILS--3fe queue sc $500 for 10ds, ard
Zoe additional for diminishing grades.
bushei barrels s. 40; 81 do. 2.75-car load
rates delivered in depot,
ORANGEs-FTe quote at $3.50 per Dbl.
CAEpLEs--We quote star 20ac g b.
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TWO LITTLE BOYS.
Mark Twain's Story OF the Poor Fit
de Stephen GirRrd.

The man lives in Philadelphia who, when
young aud poor, entered bank, and saws
lie, ''Pless9, sir, don't y lou want a little boy?'
Aud the stately parsonage said, "No, lutte
boy, | don't want q little boy" The
little boy, whose heart was too full for
utlerance, chewing a piece of hcorice
stick he had bought with a cent
stolen from his good and piOus
aunt, with sobs plainly audible, and with
great globules Of water running down his
cheeks, glided silently down the marble
sss, cr TIE bank. Bending his noble
form, Lua I'd : man lodged behind
door, for be thought the little boy was
going to shy stone at him. But the
boy picked up SON thing and stuck it
in his poor but led jacket. "CCme
here, little boy" and the little boy Ibid
come here; and the bank man said, 'Lo,
Whist pickest thou up" And he an
bank man said, Little boy, are you
good?" and he said he was. And the bank
man said, "HOW do you vote?-eXcuss me,
do you 90 to Sunday-sch0clP" and he said
be did. Then tee bank man took down
pen made of pure gold and flowing with
pure lux, and wrote on piece of paper,
"St. Peter," and asked the little boy what
It stood FOR, and lie said, "Sault Peter."'
Then Tie bank man said it meant "Saint
Peter" The little boy said COB"
The bank man took the little boy to his
bosom, and The little boy said "Ohp' again,
for ne squeezed him. Then the bank man
took the little boy into a partnership, and
gave him half the profits aui ali the capital,
and he married the bank mans daughter,
and al he has is all his, and all his own
toe.
STORY OF ANOTHER LITTLE BOY.
Ny uncle told me this story, and spent
six weeks picking up Plus in front of
bank. l expected the bank man would
call me in and say, "Little boy, are
you good?" and l was going to say eyes"
aud when he asked me what ".St.
John" stood for, l was going to say
4" Salt John" But l guess the bank
man wasn't anxious to have a partner,
and l guess the daughter was son, for
one day says be to NE, "Little boy, what's
that you are picking up?' Says |, awful
meekly, "Pius." Says he, "LeEs see 'em."
Aud he took 'em, and took off my cap, all
ready TO 90 in the bank and become part
ner and marry his daughter. But didn't
get an invitation. He said, ''Those pins
belong to the bank, and if catch you harg
ing around here any more III set the dogs
On you'll" Then left, and the mean old
cusS kept the pins. Such is life as ind it.
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Tuesday, January :, T1s7s,

At the Cours-h0use door in the city Of Nashville,
between the hours OF 10 and u O'c,0ck for ecsh,
a Tract Of Land situated on the NOiensville
Turnpike, about one mile and half from the
city Of Nashville, containing By survey rs acres
and 125 poles, and for q more particular descTip-
ten OF said land and its boundaries, as well as
the terms and conditions OF said trust, reference
is made to said deed, registered as above stated in
the Registers Once of Davidson county. The
property IA all under good fence, and has foun-
datiOn ON it which cost twelve hundred dollars.
W. H q. GRIFFIN, Trustee.
dsc7 1872 29Nian57 1873
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HAPPY WOMEN.

Impatient women, as you wait
In cheerful homes to night to hear
The sound of steps, that soon or late,
Shall come as music to your ear.
Forget yourselves little while,
Aud think in pity of the pain
OF women who win never smile
To hear a coming step again.
With babes that in their cradle sleep
Or cling to you in perfect trust;
Think of the mothers left to weep
Their babies lying in the dust.
And when the step you wait for comes,
And all your world is full of light,
o, women, safe in happy homes
Prayfor all lonesome souls tonight.
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ON MARRIAGE

Happy Relief fog Young Elem Fl IN ths
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. ImPsdimeats to Marriage re-
moved. fisW method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books snd circulars sent
lree il sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Nc.
south Ninth strsst. Philsdsirbia. Pan Insti-
tuition having q high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skili.
decl0 dSsw3msp
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Nashville Provision sarkss.

Market quiet to-day and unchanged.
We quote as follows:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides &c; clear
rib sides &c; shoulders 4!c, all packed.
LARD-Hart q Hensley's choice s'snow
fake pastry" lard in tiercss SIC; hlf barrels
&c; kegs 9sc; buckets 10Re; prime lard in
tierees Sc.
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COUNyY COURT SALE.

A. @. Tucker, Admir-, rs. Martha c.
Tucker ea AZ.
IN Pursuance OF A DECREE OF THE
L County Court Of Davidson county, rendered
at its December Term, 1872, in the above cause,
1 will offer at public sale at the Courthouse door
ia Nashville, at II o'clock Z.
On Saturday, December q, 1872,
the following real estate beIon ling TO the estate
of Stephen P. Tucker, decd, tO-wit:
A certain Tract Of Land lying in the nth Civil
District Of Davidson county, Tenn, near the
Granny White Pike, containing 23z acres, and
adjoining the dover Of Mrs. NJ. Q. Tucker.
TERMS Of tSALEs-Enoagh cash to realize
the sum Of $1,000; the balance on q credit Of
and II months, with notes and good security.
deco, 15g025 W. G. EWIN. Clerk.
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LEGAL SALES.
800 C0s0-oe <'0|c ,|NSNo-0s,00<Ser<
Public Sale Of I've Railroads

VTYHEREAS, ON THE 2isr DAY OF SEP
w tember, 1871, the Railroad Commissioners
of the State Of Tenne see sold the Winchester
and Alabama Road TO the highest bidder, az the
price of 600, 10 N. j. Weeks and others, and
the second instaliment OF Sd, GOO, cue on the
2ist day Of September, 1872, Is unpaid. and on
the 18th day Of August, 1871, they sold the Nc
Minnyiile and Manchester Railroad at t1s price
OF $500 900, 10 B. j. Han and others, and the
second instajlmont of $1,000 IS now unpaid.
And said Commissioners, pursuant 70 the law.
having ordered said roads to be TesOld, and di-
reete notice thereof 20 be given; therefore,
ON THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1878,
AT ~ O'CLOCK H., AT THE EAST
DOOR OF THE CAPITOL,
AT NASHVILLE,
the said Railroads wiz be sold at public sale to
the highest bidder.
The terms of sale wiz be: The purchaser Of
either Road win be required to make payment
at the time Of sale, Of $4,000 in bonds OF the
state Of Tennessee, with coupons OF, and after
January !, 1871, attached, and to enter into
bond, with good security, to comply with the
terms Of the original contract to the extent o.
the purchasers bid.
BY order of the Board Of Railroad Commis-
sionsrs ED. X. FENHEBAKER,
dec13 d3t&Wtds Secretary.
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~ON~co-,4l,O1>.,,,,,@1,>,~ l~.oolo<,,.~o>
100000.
Missouri State Lottery.
LeEaItzed by STATE Authority and
Draws IA Public in 80. LoutS.
Grand Single Number Scheme
$4,000 NUMBERS.
Glass n to be Drawn December 81. 1872.

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, SIS.
Quarters, $3.50.
E<Our lotteries are chartered by the State,
are always drawn A. the rims named, and all
drawings are under the supervision OF sworn
commissioners.
pTThe official drawing viii be published in
the st. Louis papers, and copy Of drawing
cent 20 purchasers OF tickets.
give viii draw sfni.sr scheme the last day
Of every month during the year 1917
- Remit at our risk BY POst0fice Money Or
dsrs, Registered etter, DRAFT OF Express. Send
fer circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER q Co.,
PoEt0fiiee Box 2,846. ST. LOUIS, NO.
Dec 8 soddzv1y tues. tburscEs2t
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Markets By TELEGRAPH.
- Gatto1 sEarkess.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 14--Cotton quiet
and steady; middling upland l0sd; do Or
leans 1OSd. Sales 1900 bales; specula-
tioB and export 1000 bales.
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Cotton steady;
Middling upland 195c. Sales of futures
1I,200 bales; December, 196195c; jan
uary 193-19@19sc.; February 193G19sc;
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sPEC!Al. NOTICES.
"e'~-0(-s- "s->-0|.'>'
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best IN the
WorId-Perfectiy Harmless, Reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No RidicC-
lous tints or unpleasant Odor. The genuine W.
A. BATCBELOR'S HAIR DYE produces M
NATURAL BROWN. Does not Stain the
Skin. but leaves the HAIR CLEAN, SOFT and
BEAUTIFUL. The only safe and PERFECT
Dye. Sold By all Druggists. Factory Is BGhD
ST. New York mh9deod1 ysp3
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HsshvisEs Iare ssocn ssarEes.

CATTLE-In demand at 33c for extra
shipping; 2aG3c for bUtchering; 262ac for
ordinary and 101sc for inferior.
SHEEP-We quote nouinaily at sos
per head. No demand.
HoGs-M2rket strong, and all arrivals Of
500 ID averages taken freely at &c; lighter
weights taken at 3sc.
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An Illinois woman went into the river,
on suicide intent, the other day. A lot Of
sordid b ,ys on the bank threw mud a. her.
Old Adam rose in her despairing bosom.
she waded ashore, had the boys arrested,
and will see them put through before she
tries suicide again.
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On SataFdaT. Deeember q. lS7


DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER GIVEN NE
I'D by Deed Of Trust executed 20 ne By ". s.
Ounnavant, ON the 2fst dsv Of November. 1871,
aud duly reg istered in the Registers Office Of Da-
wilson county, In book As, pages SIS and 9, viii
proeeed to sell on
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Cincinnati rzarketn.

CIECTETATI, Dec. 14.-Floar S750f7.75.
Wheat, No. red winter S1.556157. Corn
41c. Rye 73675c. Oats and Barley IN
changed. Mess pork dun at $12.00. Lard,
steam 75d7 3-I6c; kettle 7s6T3c. Bulk
meats quies-shoaiders sc; clear rib SIC;
clear sides sc. B2con-shoulders &c;
sides sdS3c for Monday. Green shoulders
3168sc. Hogs steady at S3.70d63.773a.
Whisky Doc.
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Ten Of our American cities have Mercan.

TEN of our American cities have Mercau-
tile Library Associations, with an aggregate
membership of upwards Of 10000, and an
ownership of 100000 volumes. The Phala-
delphia Mercantile Library has II, 1876 men-
beIs, 66,8I4 volumes, and an annual income
of $4,000. New York has an sssocist on
numbering l0,4I3 members, and owning
1920 volumes. Similar associations in
Brooklyn own Al 900 volumes; in Cincia-
natl, $4,000; in Pitts5urg, 1880; in st.
Louis, "a, 7yS; in Boston, 34,79S; in SAa
Francisco, $4,000; il Baltimore, %, 800. 70
the msy be added the Boston Public Lii
brary, which is free to ali residents of the
city, and contains I02, 958 volumes.
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CURRENcY AID ExcHANaE.

The banks still confne their business,
mainly, in dealing in exchange. Sight cot
ton bills are taken at ! discount, while the
cheeks of country banks are taken at I off.
The banks supply their customers with ex
change at par. DisccUnting is done to a
limited amount at the rate Of 10 per cent
per annum.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Colo closed in New York at 1924. Deal
ers hero pay 1117 and ask 11z5. Silver is
taken at los for halves and quarters.
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
There is another flight decline In GnVarn-
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FOR SALE.

LOS SALE or Lease for term of years.
II bailey springs in Alabama, including Hotel
and Furniture, lady for business, with stables,
ga dep, orchards, etc: Apply immed ately on
the premises, TO ELLIS s. GO. decls II
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STRAYED.

sNs>~s~-
S9s REV ARD --Strayei or stolen from our
RzO otsble, North College street, one Grey
Horse, about 10 hands high and 10 years old; 10
blemisi whatever. The above reward will be
pad on delivery of the horse at our Stall, No. 10
Markes House. HAGEY a. MAJORS
dacIs If
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RaistznaTn marRoss.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 14.-Flow active
and unchanged. Grain active. Provisions
dull. Mess pork S14000l4.25. Bulk
meats, shoulders 4a64te; clear rib 6a66ic.
New hams 14i6l5c. Lard &c. Butter
active. Whisky 960965c
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New Yorx Gsaerel markets..

New YORK, Dec. I4.-FlOur very
dull and In buyers favor. Whisky iTmsr ct
9Sc. Wheat frmer, but demand mOder-
ate. Rye and Barley unchanged, Corn
dull; steamer, western mixed 65aa658c; sail,
do &c. Oats dull and heavy. Cefiee Rio
1556183e. Sugar quiet. Molssses dol.
Rice SdS!c for new. Mess pork nominal.
Beef unchanged. Cut meats quiet. Lard
No. to prime steam 75dSc; kettle sc.
Butter ard cheese unchanged.
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WANTS.
LOST.

- - e|,>Ny0)N,0N0~NNN~,.Ns4O>,SO
Csc SO reward will be'paid for the recov-
= tft % Solitaire Diamond Pin, set in enamel
lost On Thursday last, between the corner OF
Broad and Cherry streets and the Chattanooga
DEPOT Lift at this Office the reward will be
pail dec11 st
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Sew YORK Dry aoods saarkea.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Business is
very quiet in all departments. The market
for cotton goods is strong at current quota
lions, and stocks ara light, both in first
hands and with jobbers. Heavy standard
and fine brown sheetings are in demand
Ticks and shifting stripes are active. Prints
are moving slowly, but stocks in first hands
are unusually light. Woolens are dull but
prices are firm. Foreign goods are very
dull, except for holiday goods. Importa-
tons for the week over one million dollars.
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