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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

AND ARKANSAS RIVER
M Packet Co, Y. s Nail Line.-The elegant
passenger boats Of this line leave Memphis
'or all points on Arkansas river Tuesdays
Fridays, at 5 pm.
r w. H. KENNEDAY, Agent,
ONCE on Company's Wharfboat,
Jul Foot Of Court street
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All who take an interest in something
grand and beautiful are politely invited
to seeland hear the finest Cabinet Organ
ever brought to Memphis, and now on
at H. G.. HOlIenherg's, No. ga
Second Street.
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STRAYED,

HORSE-From the corner OF Fifth and Keel
III streets, Chelsea, on sunday. the SJth
ulIimo, at 9 pm one light brown or dark ba.
horse, = years old, about 10 hands nigh, OF
rather light form, with harness marks and
several spots Of halr removed On neck and
legs by applying oil to prevent gnats. A suit
mile reward viii be given for his return az
Mace above mentioned, or al No. 40 Madison
Street: OF any Information VIII be thankfully
received
fV2 HALL W.
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ITO the people Of shelby, Fayette and Upton
RESPONSIVE to the action Of the recen
County Convention OF Upton County, and tht
request of my friends in shelby and Fayette, }
announce myself = candidate for Senator ioi
This district in the next General Assembly
subject TO the action Of the Senatorial Con
vention- PENTON J. SMITH
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FOR FRIARs POINT AND BENDS
Point, Helena and Bends Unffet
sat Mail Packet
IL Phil AIIin,

Leaves Memphis MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, at Z pm, connecting at Hell
ena with the steamer RHODA Tor Mar1anan
and all points on L,Angutlle river. Jy2
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HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the bay Horse?p
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For County Ta-x-COiseetOr.
TEORGE 2. POWELL is the Democratic
" nominee for 1ax-COllectOr for Shelby
le@
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SUITS MADE at Waggener's, 9173 Main
for G35.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS



no the Voters Of the Ninth Congressional
Disfrict-Since the action OF the Demo
cratic Executive COMMITTEES OF shelby county
designating, as a mode Of nominating "A candi
date for Congress, a primary election 10 De
held on the 2thJuly, lhave received 50 mant
renewed expressions OF the public desire ina
] should announce myself a candidate, thal
can no longer refuse. / announce myself
therefore. as a candidate for Congress, subject
10 the decision OF the District convention
Having been appointed a delegate 10 the Bal
umore Convention, / feel IL my duty 10 attend
and therefore IL will not be in my power 70 Q,
here between this and n election on the alth
My Interests. therefore, mus be connded en-
tirely to the hands Of those friends who desir'
nomination. ID. X. MCRAE.
ITO she Voters OF the Ninth COngressiOna
District Of Tennessee announce mysei
a candidate Tor Congress, at the electlon u
mex subject 10 a o
the Democratic party. solicit your suurag'
at the primary elections, and the support O.
your delegates in convention. respectfully
jy2 II. II. LODMOoD
4 HEREBY announce myself a candidate 10
Congress in the Ninth Congressional DIS
Irict, subject 20 the action OF the propose
convention. W. u. bOFr.
nOBERT f. LOONEY is a candidate t.
IL Congress. subject to the decision OF IN
Democratic Convention. apps
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We1are now prepared to supply clubs
with Flags for the coming l-ITAls-f
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN,
in all sizes and at lowest prices.
Also, Buntiilgs in all the requisite
cOlors.
Country Clubs furnished with Price
List, on application. rtr $40.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS,
242 and pa Main street,
Garner Of Jefferson street
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DOARD-Rooms, furnished or u~nfurnished,
Is with board, FOR families, can be had al
reasonable rates, at 40 Madison street. Day
bOarders accommodated. Jus
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ITO THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In Re
L spOnse &c the expression OF a popular de
sire, sufficiently general and influential L
control my action in the matter, l hereby an
nOunce myself a candidate for the office O
Judge OF the supreme Court made vacant By
the resignation Of Hon. I. a. 4. Nelson. Elec
ton hnst Thursday in August <
J. Z. COOK.
Chattanoogs, March II, ISL mhl2
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MENKEN BROTHERS.
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second Chancery C-ourt-scOtG chan
Bartlett Circuit Court

No cases were heard yesterday. To
day is motion day !
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TorJ1dEc of the supreme Court,

For Judge of the Supreme COurf.
~ PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In Re
sponse TO the call Of many leading citizen
OF the state, ] hereby myself as {
candidate for Judge OF the Supreme Court
made vacant by the resignation OF Hon. 7. A
n. Nelson. Election hrst Thursday in Angus
next ROBERT MCFARLAND.
NFo--Fs+own Tennessee mh2d
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FOR RENT.

TOTTAGFLOf : rooms, kitchen and ser
wants room attached; splendid water;
good neighborhOod; rent low. Apply at 10
fernando street. JeD
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BUCKEYE cider mills, at Craig's seed
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NHFN-TO work on Arkansas Central Rail
nj way. We pay q IS for track-layers ant
50 per dav for surfacers and men lOadin.
iron. Apply 10 J. W Wright, Chief Eng
ueer. Arkansas CENTRAL Railway, Helena, Ar
l,,lae ieT
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WANTS.

UASHER-A No. / washer and tnoner
W Good wages viii be paid. Apply a
southwest cOruerOf Vance and La~uderdalest ST.
ITONEY-NeedIng money Immediately,
Nj viii sell marble work Of all kinds az yer.
reduced figures for thirty days.
iesD THOS. MANDWELL, % Union street
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For County Trustee.

chancellor of Second Chancery Court
CANIUEL p. WALKER Is the Democrat,
- nominee for the Office Of Judge Of III
Second Chancery Court. luE3
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE
Rogers, cambridge & Co..
Non-ReSident Notice.

And a Complete Assortment Of Case Good,
The attention Of city and country merchant
--e-ao#TmHF2 aoTFaHeaT ian
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LIVERY STOCK OWNER 10 Know tha
IL my preparation for murrain IN caiu'
never fails to cure when used in Lmei alsc
that my cholic mixture wilcure every caseo.
chOlic, IL used a. directed.
SAM. J. BELL, NJ. T., VS..
ie2s AT Brackets. 32I Second street.
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ne

nOBERT f. LOONEY is a candidate t.
IL Congress. subject to the decision OF IN
Democratic Convention. ap1o
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, July lst, 1872.
DN mutual consent the firm Of Muburn.
ID Walker & Co is this day dissolved. John
/. Milburn and George R. Walker are authO-
rized TO sign in liquidation.
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2. CURRY announces himself as an In
"A, dependent candidate for reelection q
the Office OF sheriff Of Shelby county. Elec
ton August, 49, apis
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LAW REPORTS.



Yesterday, July LIST, being the begin
ming of the summer term of the quarter
ly court, the Justices met in their lit
tie room for the transaction of regular
and irregular business, Judge Becky
in the chair, and the following associate
Justices on the benches: ID. M. With
erington, j. A. Murray, w. p. York, ].
A. Lyon, w. N. Reynolds, b. +. Dun
can, Thomas L. Giles, H. b. Hale, John
Spellman, Patrick NJ. Winters, w. II.
Moncreif, w. II. Sneed, VIM. Wallace,
Elijah Pulliam, f. W. Caldwell, Henry
G. Brewer, j. NJ. Crews, j. w. Herring,
J. w. Allen, Thomac c. Bleckly, HaT-
rison Irby, William II, Walker, Henry
T. Jones, Thomas Holman, jr., G. o..
Buntyn, w. H. Hoegel, j. r. Brown,
John Il. Elliott, Robert b. Miller, w. b.
Gibson, G. L. Brooks, H. G. Massey,
and jeremiah Massey.
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The following circular is from the office
of the Southern Railway Security Com
many I'm New York:
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WALL STREET lWAITINc THE EVENT
The Stock Market Steady
and Dull.
SPECULATION AT A STAND-sTuL.
Money and Foreign Ex-
change Easier.
A NEW POOL IN ST. PAUL.

WALL STREET.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 23-6P p. M.
On 'Changc to-day cotton was In moderate de-
Mand and easy, but not quotably lower. Flour
was irregular and somewhat easier. Wheat was
steady and corn hrmer.
COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
The following shows the exports, exclusive of
specie, from New York TO foreign ports for the
week ending October - and since the beginning Of
the year.
1870. 1871. 1872.
For the week.. 4l,337,05S $5,276,054 S., 1896, S54
Prov. reported. Nx,75t20l lS9,0sS775 lsS,703, 1866
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Oct. %. 1872
Net receipts i7so bales. Sales, 500 Stock 26ssi.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 81 1872
Cotton moderate demand and easier; good ordinary
cepis ssa bales gross ss Exports % The Continent,
Cotton quiet and in light demand good ordinary 7.c.
ceipts $50 bales. Exports coastwise il92 Sales 400
Stock 9sS
Cotton quiet and in light demand middlings is9sc
poratssTo the Continent sio7 coastwse, iass sales,
1855. Stock so765.
quEst deng s ss % Sei Tsssp
s2A Sales, 30. Stock, @,664.
ron- .,.,sv safe. ., s osSr SS,, Oct IS 1872
sp5as for double extra wheat Steady saes Of @
:: saS s:l.S ssss
s Sp,as d. 40 s SSsas' % SAY q
oot assd "a Sf
ihS s a cans sS sd r madns ~
&c. to New York Sc to Albany lumber = to the Hud-
SsS sss s,% s
5000 bushels barley, 100000 feet lumber.
BUFFALO, N. ", Oct. %, 1877
s .'ss & 3D. rsss li5 Ss;n
syf ss ,sS Ss;ss sm
sG'ss sssa '' IL Sas
IS 30 SIS IS; white, % s. o. Wheat iower; sales Of
1900 bushels Milwaukee No. Spring at Sn3S $500 do
Duluth Spring at 81 a. Corn lower sales Of 5000 bush
els No at sc small lots at 60c. 5llc. Oats quiet
and held at 36lsc. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Oct q, 1872
Flour dull and dropping; light sales OF Spring at
Der; No Spring closed q Iok q lo1 in fair de
mand ana n Spro 1ssc,sd w 20
iaI demand and higher No. mixed, SIC. for regular
yember; rejected, 2s1<c. Oats quiet and unchanged
No 2lc azl1c rejected ls,fc ls,zc: Rye quiet and
according TO location: Pori arm, e els on ihs
March. Lard dull and unchanged; sales OF new az
ne; January quoted At &c. 81 Bulk meats IN
Lake lreights-cS,n to Bunalc isc 70 0swssO 2xc
1900 bushels shipments-fI0 600 bushels wheat
$500 do corn, 1900 do oats, 400 do. rye, 5000 do
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Stipulations have been entered into by the New
Jersey Central Railroad Company and the purchas-
ers Of the recently authorized con verbe bonds Of
that company, which stipulations are also to bind
any future purchasers OF these bonds that the
Lackawanna Company shall not be held In any way
responsible for them and that the bonds shall not
be in any way lien upon the LaGkawanna Rail-
road should the impending litigation result in .
TWO cOmpanies
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

At the regular meeting OF the Board Of Health,
held yesterday afternoon, petition was handed in
signed by three thousand citizens, thanking the
Commissioners for relieving the people from the
old and unhealthy system OF excavatng sinks and
introducing clean and sanitary manner Of doing
the same work. Among the names on the list were
those OF Commodore Vanderbilt and George Law.
Two other petitions were put in by the bucket
scavengers begging for a restoration OF their
system. One OF the latter documents was from the
employing scavengers, and the other emanated
from the workmen. These men demanded that
the Commissioners should give up the city
again to their control, and allow them
free range to poison the atmosphere at
night. For number OF years the most eminent
sanitarians in the city have been looking for some
improvement upon the bucket arrangement, and
not until lately did any effective means present it.
self for doing this work. As as 1t was ascer-
tanned by the Board Of Health that the excavating
could be done by alright process that was od0r
less the Board abolished the old and filthy method
and introduced the new one. This system brought
in by the Board Of Health had already been tried in
order In Cincinnati, Cleveland and New Orleans.
The scavengers' complaint Is that Q number OF
them are thrown out or employment; but
introduced during the last quarter OF
a century had to be looked upon from the sea-
would not be In safe condition at the present time.
The ordinance passed by the Board, and which be-
came law On ane Is. o. yana bni
one that will be odorless and the scavengers would
do much better to invent an alright system than
try to bring back upon the people an offensive and
ruinous system OF doing very filthy description
OF labor. A communication was also received from
the Board OF Assistant Aldermen on the same sub
ject and the entire matter was referred to the
Sanitary Committee.
the following is a comparative statement OF con-
tagious diseases for the two weeks ending October
IL and October 49, IS72:-
-Pco~s-->
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BAGLEY-0RnsBEE- On Tuesday, October %, at
the residence Of the BRIDES uncle, E. T. Christian
son, 26s West Twenty.second street, by the Rev.
DR.. w. 7. Sabine, MiLROY q. BAGLEYto Miss CARRIE
n. ORMsBEE, both OF this city. No cards.
BARR-WBLD.-On Saturday, october 8, at st.
Georges, Hanover square, London, England, by
the Right Rev. A. NJ Lituej0hn, Bishop OF Long
Miss JULIA LOUISA WELD, Of Brooklyn, N. Y. No
cards
BOYLE-vAN NAME-On Wednesday, October %,
1072 at st. JOseph's church, by Rev.J. p McClancy,
ID. b., n J. BOYLE to IMOGENE, daughter Of VIII
liam Van Name, ESQ.,. OF staten Island.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, a.

follows sales last evening aner threepcloek
r nsIostobeI loo q aac Mye%6er soS a iSSc 100
Is I, @ 80 =, y sSc sDussS @ A. s Y s
a4:s bales s.Rs today W 10 three Seloc6 r. N.
y se. 200 ~ Zoe, goo ~ y Lice November, Ss a
ase SO az S At It q g 9sSaa9s az
g Hss icS a se;: February, 4S 81 10 siss 500 ai
se. NO. At ac May 100 at 2oa4c. Total 1850 bales.
uss Ss reM S MoSe
$50 savannah, ne; Charleston 26 Wilmington, sle;
Norfolk, 2070 Baltimore S. New York YEA Boston, 10,
total isos This day last week. l277 this day last year,
hG4 Rates cotton to foreign ports closed as fol
Hsvre BY steam iss, sold; ail Al Mamoars y steam,
ports by steam via England, 80. lll6d. Mediterranean
port by steam via England, sd. lll6d We auote -
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E1NyLUTH-BRooKER.-OnT Tuesday evening. o.
t0ber o. 1872, az the residence OF the BRIDES
parents nv the Rev. O. A. Williams, Mr.. WILLIAM
EMMELurH TO Miss LIZZIE BRoOF aa, both OF Mount
Vernon. No cards
GENUNG-PERYALp.-On We0ne day, October %,
1872 TT the residence OF the bride parents 81 LEI
ferts place, Brooklyn, N. Y. d. the REV. David
lnglis ID. d., ED. p. GENUSG, o. now York, 10 MIN
ME r. NJ, youngest daughter n Daniel r. fernald,
Esq
HAIL-NEw.-m Brooklyn, oD Tuesday, October
y, 1872, at the Franklin ay'lne Presbyterian
church, by Rev. Samuel p. Haisey, THOMAS Girls
void HALL TO ADA Il. New oni daughter OF Cap
tain William T.. New, all Of Bro ,slyn. No cards.
MACkAY-DAvIs.-On TnesO la, october -, ar the
residence OF the BRIDES parent by the Rev. j. y.
Hermance JAMES w. MAcKAY, of New York, To
KEBEccA h., only daughter OF Gilbert r. Davis, or
Tarrytowu.
PuTNAM-LAwRENcE.-At Pcnperell Mass.
Wednesday, October 10. by ral. Horace Parker,
CHARLES +. PUTNAM, of Fitchour9, Mass, to CORA
LIE JEANSErrE daughter oi the late Luther Law
renee, OF Peppercll.
SrALLKNECHT-PLArr.-On Tuesday October -
az the residence Of the BRIDES atler BY the Rev.
Wm Jones Seabury, FREDERICK 5rALLKNEcHr 10
GRACE A., youngest daughter acnry NJ. Platt, all
OF this city.
TOwNRow-THoMPsoN.-0n Monday October IL,
by the Rev. Mr. Ccavers, Of brooklyn, FREDERICK
T0wNROw, United States Nav to Miss SARAH g.,
daughter Of the late J. G Thompson, Esq, OF Mo-
blic and Elmira Thompson, Oh lrooklyn
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Patrick Reynolds, man forty years OF age, wa
yesterday found dead in the stable at All Yves
Thirty-sixth street by James Rogers, living at "A
Ninth avenue.
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nm nAnnOAD BONDS

me following were the BIDS for the railroad
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NAVAL sronrs;-Thc market for spirits turpentne was
i sSSs
and % bis Do 1S' IIse Slqs =
pale % b sos sfaSSss as
Tar was IN moderae demand with sales OF 80 bbs Wash
RHrnoIfua- market for refined continued very
G FSSs %
last han 3. S9s ,9s 4 me- o9 I5 last hail
,ers win
pra t SspSa vas inactive nae S0S s s%s
ne arm but affairs r such s!as
ss aSt 81 saes as
obs q standard white sr October delivery az sess.
deliverable from the November to the 10Th Of Sp De-
eember at 26'.c also 5000 bbls of crude in shipping
ass .h Ss % Dafs
ss Ths market for pork n but
today so b6s sellers October a SIS 4s and obos
was unimportant Bacon was quiet, both for spot and
rS1f ssf @ s e.
the range. remained quiet with the exception
Issns S o d.
Tor Beef and
nal at about 81 Cut meats in moderate request,
sns baaEs Ssas r falsa %fH
s. es.r s sSt
a fses aa ss sS
firm. sales 10 erces at SEE for steam and SIC tor
kettle.
RIcE.-There has been about the usual business con-
summafcd today at essentially unalered prices Sales
60 tierces Of Carolina at S4c including smol lots
COON at 5.c: a &c. $50 bags in bond at Sac.
SUGAR.-fhere was considerable Improvement in the
demand for raw. and The market remained very firm.
The sales up about 100 hhds and l6 boxes nclud
ing Cuba at rs % %oasses At gs cdsyed 2.
centrifugal S al iosc Refined was in good demand and
rather hrmer, particularly for AS We quote Cuba
Refining, inferior TO common, SIC. sc; fair to good
fair, &C. aye good TO prime &c &c grocery, fair
centrifugal hhds and boxes 9fc lo4c Inolasses, hhds
Boxes. Dutch standard, Nos to SIC 9ac do, 10 to
IL csc. 9Sc. do Is to Is Oca 1Oslc.; do, i6to u.s.
lie &C.: do 10 TO ~ l7sc l2<c do, white IL &c
l29ac Porto Reo.Refning common a to prime s1c =
standard Nos 10 ~ 73c. SIC Java-Dutch standard
Nos 10 10 u, 9ssc. sac. Mania-supcror and extra
superior, Sc. n sec.
remained nominal in the absence reported
transactions.
TALLowMarket quiet but firm. Sales 10000 lbs fair
ut &C. gtac.; choice held ri Bloc.
wHIsKrY.-Receipts s36 bbls. The market com
paratycly quiet, but firm ut the Improvement noticed
yesterday. sales $50 bbls. az &C.
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LONDON MoSKY MARKxr.-LoSpox, Oct. zs-4 p. NJ
Consois for the account 0x az United States Ave
twenty bonds 1868, old, 81 new nvcs ssx Erie Rail-
way shares, sOh ~ the hour Of Eve o'clock " n. the
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WEDNESDAY, Oct. 23-8P NJ.
means slow to-day, and presented about large an
aggregate as usual. The export movement was
slower than il had been for some time past and az
a natural consequence this was reflected in the
freigbtng and chartering business which is very
decidedly In the interest OF shippers as compared
with two or three weeks ago--when both freights
and charters were considerably dearer. StiL there
articles while the probabilities that there win
be little If any diminution in the export business
for some time TO come. Cotton and breadstufYs
will undoubtedly be wanted all through the Win
ter especially for the United Kingdom; hence
good, lucrative trade Is confidently expected for
the Winter months. To-day the movement on
Change was fair. Flour was taken for export to
some extent. Wheat was dun, but steady. Corn
was in speculative demand and dearer Provisions
were generally quiet, but firm. Groceries we're
quiet, excepting for sugar, which was in good de.
mand at full prices. Petroleum continued active
and firm. Naval stores were in better demand and
Armer, and whiskey remained firm.
CorPEE.-The market to-day was quiet for all
descriptions yet full prices current although
the sales we're confined TO jobbng We quote
i7s s PRIME, i islc, gold, o and % days; Nara
(n bond. Ilc. Java, fsc. a Ishc. gold
CorroE-The market for cotton on the spot and to
ss aSss snf ~ IL
were somewhat irregular, closing, however, somewhat
10. Day. Last Eng Total
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The quotations. based Cotton IN store, running
quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
FLouR GRAIS.-Recepts-Flo u ga bills wheat,
lo2 6i0 bushels; corn AoO do Corn meal l,l0o bbs
ruled steady for most grades but With moderate in
a. 900 bbls including about 1900 bills State 81 ~
~ 70 and choice do. at 81 IS 81 80 Corn meal was
quiet but fully former prices yet current We
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton was I'm Fair Dema nd and About
Steady; Receipts Mt the Ports, Is,OIs
Bales-Flour IrreguIar-Wheat Steady
Corn Firmer-Pork Better-Sugar Ac-
tive and Firm-Naval stores Firm
Petroleum Active and Firm-Freights
Steady-Whiskey Unchanged.
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Wheat was dun but prices were nominaly unchanged
The sales bushels al ri Is I'll Id for
No B. 81 81 ter No. Milwaukee, Sla ii IN Tor Duluth
on te spot ana 10 arrive, 81 81 for No 81 60 for red
canada In bond 81 W tor red Western 81 % 81 rs
ior amber - 40 for white Michigan TO arrive, 81 75a
$lO Tor white on the Corn scarce and frmer;
the sales were only about 5000 bushels,
Tor mixed, 66lac. &c. for Western yellow; white was
nominal in the absence OF reported transactions
were steady but only in moderate demand the sales
mp about - 900 bushe ct 43c 46c for choice
new Western mixed, i6c. soc. for white do 47c
for old mixed IN store .oc &C for new black Western
Sales e bushels at ssc for Western for four
bushels western, AT SIC. IN store and &c. aiioat
FREIGHTs.-There has been only moderate business
transacted to-day IN berth eighs and rates ruled about
steady Vessels for the petroleum trade in good
quest and commanded full rates For other purposes the
inquiry was limited The engagements were TO Liver
pool by steam 1900 bushels grain at Sid 3D. geo bbs
rosn a. 49, and by SAIL l00 hds tobacco at Us 3D. and
S lao 6bls rosn on private terms TO Cardiff by steam
German bark to Cork for orders $500 quarters grain at
S. nat; German bark, $50 tons to Antwerp, general
cargo lump sum $50; British bark, hence TO Cont
bark, hence TO Continental port 500 bbs refined pc
Toieum at Is 3D., or U.s. 3D., according to lay days.
Italian bark hence to Constantinople 900 cases do
70 Bremen, 300 bbs crude petroleum. rs. 3D. British
MoLAssEs. The market remained very quiet for both
inal Sales were made only in a jobbing way. We