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SALE OF CIRCUS PRoPERTY.-The New
Orleans PicdWtne gives an account OF all
auction sale OF what purported TO pc some
of the material of Barnum's. Great American
Circus, which last year made the tour OF the
South, The Picdy,tne says ne compa'
nv remained in this city fora week, buta sue
ccssion ofterrible rain-storms and similar as
asters not rendering the position pccuniary
success. the whole concern bundled up III
DISGUST and started somewhere up the coun-
trv.-ye think for the Tecbe. Here it re-
manned for Il while. hut not drawing as
largely as was expected, returned to the city
and disbanded--a portion Of the animals
being sold here, while the others, with
tbe stuffed whale, &C., were taken
back North, though large portion
OF tho 'punder,' consisting of wagons, tent
poles, stuffed animals, &c, was lett stored III
Algicrs. The sale opened With lot OF ABOUT
twenty wagons, which appeared IN tne
grand parade as "a vast caya!cade OIL cara.
vans, purchased at an enormous expense.
Upon these the bidding opened lively, but
notably failed, the lot being purchased by
various parties ut an average OF ABOUT SSO
apiece The next lot put up was collect non
of stuffed animals, announced in the play.
bills as a rare assortment of animals. CXhl-
bited by no other show No one i'll the
crowd apparently wanted these at all, and
they were finally knocked down at IS. This
was certainly astonishing, but the lively
auctoncer announced: Now, gentlemen,
| would desire to show you one Of thu
greatest curiostics Of modern times, which
is calculated to have cost more than SlO-000.
Look at it, And public attention wis dl-
rected to the large stone figure, which all
who visited the circus will remember as
the Cardiff Giant. One bidder said fifty
cents, another dollar, then dollar and
half, and finally it was Knocked down TO Il
prominent wholesale dealer for s.. 1t might
be apropos to mention here that the buyer,
after spending SIS TO move it from its place,
and not knowing what to do with it, turned
it over to u iunk.dealcr in disgust. With
these figures it can well be imagined the
rest OF the articles sold for Il mere song.
Thirty rotes. in which, according to the old
placardS, "a gorgeous panoply OF handsome
ladies and gallant gentlemen will parade
through the Streets brought us lot SlOO.
The tent-polcs, seats, &C., were purchased
for $50, and sundry other smaller relics
for from SO to S25. These figures mus!
not, however, be accepted as standard, but
as a sample OF the hardness OF the times, and
that there arc not many in the Crescent City
or nel@hborhooa 10 start circus"
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[For the Dispatch.l
Enynrat Corrections from ~ fa'OF.

Your printers very rarely make mistake
in what / send them, hut either inc! iii'ue Il
mistake or MY pencil gricvou:Iy sl,ppea IN J,
saving in my letter tins morn'nS 'ha' VIZ
lism>burg was settled IN "lo52 - ins'eao Oh
" 1881" ,. j.,
And in nv letter from Petersburg, III
c,y;nf, The incident Of Color-ScrCcant lra'-
mum, wrote Il am reminded by my irene
and old comradc Of the Gordonsyil!e GG@G"Sj
=, If the gallant fellow was actually k'''cu'
| ought 10 have written he exclaimed WIN
to'lnt acas supposed 10 be his diving hrsIIn -
for white his regiment long m"urnca nun Is
dead. the gallant fellow survived Ills lo"sh
handling and still lives. -,
The Gazette says that the nag OF the ola
Thirteenth was not cut to pieces NJ Apo,
ma;.ox, but was preserved whole. and
brought oil BY one Of that gallant band VINO
.,;I! has il in his possession. l was not al
I'm, time attached to the Thirteenth, having
been transferred 10 A. p. Hills corps. re-
rciyed NV information at second hand, ana
probably COMPOUNDED the cutting to pieces OF
Inc flag with that Of some other regiment.
rejoice TO hear that the flag is still preserved,
and hope some day to see 1t float over re-
union OF the survivors Of that grand old reg
jment. iAi"''
On the cars. November Il, 1873.
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COTTON MARKETS, NOVEMBER Ii.

NoRFoLK.-Net receipts. l ,9i6 bales. Exports
coastwisc. 2.141 bales. Sales, 800 bales. sloch'
1926 bales.
IHARLEsToS.-Uull and nominal; middlings'
lake. Net receipts. 2,919 bales. Exports c4'si.
Wis. $50 bales Sales, 200 bales. Stock, $4,000
bales. w ,.. ~. so
sAvASSAH.-Firm; middlings, 14%c net re-
CENTS, 4.Sl5 bales. EXporis-To Great Brlta,I;
3,S72 bales; France. $3.50 bales. SAFES 2'o1o
bales Stock, 81 .271 bales. ,,o Gala.
GALvEsTON.-hrt receipts, 2Oo4 bAeS. 3aie''
! 200 bales. Stock, 31.456 bales. ,o.-
BALTIMoEE.-Het receipts, III balrs; srHss'
l274 bales. Exports coastwisc, 10 bales. Saie9'
300 bales Stock, l0.l74 bales.
WHINING oS.-Quet; middlinSs, I4c' -Net re &c
ceiMs, Ease bales. sales, 10 bales BLOCK, Z,oeo
NV oRLEANs.-Firm; good In demand :; mid mid
dlugs, 54c.; low mlddlings, l4$G. sfilcli! Eoou
ordinary 1896. Net receipts, 1885 Dacs' Tr9ss'
2Oal bales. Exports coastwlse' i 3mC9n I nes
sales, 8 5000 bales; last evening, 4,ouu oaics'
Stock. e5,75S bales. ,;,-,ou. ,,,,a-
acknowledgements; holders asking hlgher: MD
dliur, lac: low nliddings, l4Sc.; strlct g1ci
ordinary, i3ac. Net receipts Sal Laies EA-
pors coastwlse, 266 ba!cs. SAFES, 50u paics'
Stock. 1884 bales. ~ ,,o,.,o
PHILADELPHIA.--Q nIet middlings, 1870 l 5Gc.
Gross receipts. 43 bales
MIMrIIls.-Very firm strict good ordinary.
13sULI34c. Receipts, $3.50 bales. Shipments,
45I2 a:l.s. Stock. 2O,4os bales
aCGUsTA.-Fair demand; steady: miacline:,
l3ac. Ne, receipts, 20l7 bales. Sales 2.oZo
BosroS.-Ect receipts, 12S balcs: gross, 9S5
bales Sales, 100 bales. Stock, 5000 bales
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N>E WAY OF MAKEG MoHay ~ Dull
1.NAs.-By way OF illustrating The adj
Vantage vi advertising ii dull times,
Tie Milwaukee Wisconsin relate, IN in.
ei,lrnt: Alter the crash Of 1867, when
every body Was almost scared II death and
tlir croakcrs predicted that the country had
;.Juc to smash, II dry good. house was opened
III MILWAUKEE,, which proceeded on the prin-
,ipte that III order 10 reach the boarded
lnomry in the pockets Of the people the pro-
u.lc.rr> must set! a! very reasonable prices
dud advertise very largely. They worked
vigorously upon this principle. Theu
ltutiicr merchants who did not advertise
predicted that the neW.cumcrs would be
rut:it0, H. they paid too much for advcrtis-
ta-. Nc>vr;aeit>S, they PERSISTED. In a ii IL
gle yrar they paid tive hundred dollars in
:o!G L. the Daily Wisconsin, for advert ising,
and at tic cad Of seven years they retired
from business with Il fortune of one hundred
thousand dollars, while other merchants on
.Ac , me street, some ol them opposite their
square, had failed.
The New York Eten1ng Post remembers
similar instance among its own adverti-
srrs IL the panic OF 1857. A merchant con-
iluued his advertisement in the Post through
the whole period OF stagnation, and not
w!thstandus many predictions that Is II
wUuld'n. pay" His testimony atterwa:d
Wa that his sales were steady and his profits
satisfactory. while many 4 merchant around
HIN who couldn't afford to advertise -
SAW hi4 clerks stand idle behind the coun-
ter.
\ financial panic does not mean that no
one has any money. There is plenty OF
money in the country, and those who hoard
il are lust the ones to be eager for the & bar
.aiu," which a fall in prices holds out. But
to buy they must know where to buy, aud
tie merchant who tells them VIII receive
(htir cash.
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ply Il cannot all readily pass into the hands Of con,
sutners or spectators without some p,nn,om
mi CO, and II Is not easy to offer such tcnptt,
bcllring In mind the Gxtravasant prices paid 'or
thG raw material. ,;,,,s ,,,,
i've have seen some fine samples OF s'ripts AM.
leaf, but generally the crop does not CONT up !"
our authorizations. There are u great many COM
mon aud nondescript lots. ,,,,, ,..,,, liant NO
sxpect they viii Justify what has been sala OIL TUE
crpn; the quality Indifferent, aud the best out OF
The import of dry leaf is not large, and should ,l
command fair prices. but the ext ravagantly hign
ra7es of freight this year trench seriously on prois
Bright westerns have sold moderately al IRON, o.:
to lOId. @s h. Bright Virginias range al aDon'
similar prices. IT Is special article, ana the coll
sumption can only be gradually Increased. :,
Export qualities have been In fair dclnand ai
from 4d for common, thin. chaffy factory Tugs up
10 Gl.d for good. ficshy Clarksvillc kluds;
Maryland and Ohio tobacco move hht Slowly.
Ncgrohcad and Cavcndsh present no new ia
t,lrc The demand Is OF the most ordinary clafac-
ter.
QUOTATIONS..
observation-disclosures and heated 3i.d5 E;
'sta,nd 10 good and fine, $685.; bright fancy, so
H. Stemmed.-Common to midullng, E3Go
good to fine, none on sale.
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DOR RENT, A BEAUTIFUL FARM
7 on the Nine-MIlc road. two miles from Rich y,
TSSD, ali cleared. BRICK DWELLING and
BRICK KITCHEN. Meal-housc and all the neces-
sary out-bu1dincs.
This Is Il most excellent farm, and TO good ten
mt the rent Will he moderate. Apply 10
COlLLlNG x PENDLETON,
ltcaI Estate Agents,
no gov corner Tenth aud Bank streets.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY W. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL COT
l. TAGE FARM OF SIX ACRES on THE OLD
COUNTY ROAD, AND TEN ACRES OF FER.
TILE LAND ADJOINING, FRONTING On THE
East LINE OFTHE BROOK TURNPlkE.TWO
AND A QUARTER MILES NORTH OF RICH
NOND.-3y virtue of deed Of trust executed 10
certain trustees, with power In either one OF them
TO act bearing date on the 9th day Of March; s6Z
duly recorded In the clerks office OF Henrico County
Court, aud by decree Of the Chancery Court OF
the city Of Richmond pronounced on the 29th any
of October 1870, In the of Gordous atlininls-
traitor against Rose and others which decree mas
recently been confirmed by the Court OF Appeals
the Undersigned acting trustee. Will proceed 70 se
ut public auction, upon the premises, on fRIDa1
the Q lst of November, 1873, at O'Clock L. M,
Ta o TRACTS OF LAND above described
On the former one there Is 4 comfortable lraIleu
dwelling. besides the Usual Out-bulld1ngs. wen OF
good water and an excellent hard, ana the lana
very fertile. The other tract Of ten acres mas 10
buildings on 1t, but IL IS in good order for cullVa-
ton. aud Is bounded on tic north by the properly
of Mrs Strausbcrry, and on the other by that OF
Mr.. Schapp.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash sale, yet
am authorized by all the parties In any manner
interested 10 alter them to One-fourth OF the pur,
chase money payable in cash; the balance In equal
payments OF Six twelve, and eighteen months Tor
negotiable notes, with SIX per centuHl per annuh
interest added and the title to be retained until the
whole purchase money Is fully paid.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
no171a2l Acting Trustee.
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FURNITURE.

GRuBgS & WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs.
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WANTED, \ THREE-sPRINGL LIGHT
w WAGON, in good order. State price and
where may be seen. Address ". T..
M 71,x No. 713 Broad street.
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THE BEEF.EArERS OF ENGLAND ARE NOT so
FORTUNATE as they thought they Were
gong 10 be. The attempt, which we noted
d short time ago, TO Introduce into that
country fresh Australian meats III frozen
state has failed. However, it is hoped that
this failure is temporary and accidental.
The ship Norfolk, which carried the twenty
Tons Of frozen meat, was only sevtnty-niuc
days in making the voyage from Australia,
and before her departure meat which had
been Tor eighty-tye days subjected to the
same process as that she carried had been
eneu by large company at Il public lun-
cAeon, and declared to be exactly like newly
kled meat. The experiment seemed to
promise thorough success. But there was
SOME defect IN the construction OF the appa-
ratus; the freezing brine from the ace and
sail upon the t"p Of mcnt-tanEs wasted 100
rApidl', and consequently tic icc provided
could u"i last ont the voyage. Most OF the
nleat No thrown overheard OH the thirty
iolrih day only one ton was taken safely
~ lar as the Azores, when ii too was thrown
away, the ice failing entirely. Probably
more care in the arrangement of cargo and
a more accurate calculation OF the leakage oil
the brine will yet carry Australian beef and
mutton safely to London dinncr-,ables.- -
.Yer YUrk TttuaG.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
StTryDAY November I Il. SS3
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November ! -.Toon.-Stocks active.
Gvd opcnet Il, lO93;: now. 09T. Money, e47.
Exchange--Long, Z; short. Q. Governments
strong. States strong.
EceniHg-Moncy easy at J06. Sterling heavy
at :. Gold dull at 109gl09;5. Governments
strong. States strong, with better feeling; iennes-
sees, 69; new, Cos. Eirsinia's, 31 new, ST !:
consols, 40; deferred. s. North Carolina's, 2l':;
new, IL: special tax, E. South Car0hlas, -;
new. 81; April and October, 10.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 10. 1878.
OFFERINGS.
WurAr-Whitc, Cos bushels. Red, $40
bushels.
COKx.-Whitc. 39G bushel-. yellow. Il bushels.
UhIs.-1,12i bushels.
SALES.
WurAT.-Whitc, 40 bushels very good at 81 90
20 ausllciS very good III !l.JO: rs bushels very
sua atsl.15: IS bushels fair at Il .40 22 bush Is
common at Sl.31: so bushels common 1T sl,2l
81 bushels common at 81 lI2 bushels comnon at
l.35: 200 bushels common AZ $50; rs bushels
AT Sl.57: l6s bushels Go9dat 81 40 70 bushels
common al II .07E-toial. IA bushels.
WiIFAT.-,;cd. Is bushels VERY good ut Sl.52;
log bushels good ut Sl.45; 10 bushels good at
- 40: 80 Bushels very go"dut s1.oO; ~ lisnels
common At 81 So so bushels common al Sl'2o-
total. 326 Bushels. On.
CoRS.-Whi,e, 40 bushels new at 72c.; 23S
bushels good old al soc total. 27S bushels. 1cl-
low, II bushels prime new at 73c.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
WuEAT.-Whtc l26 bushels. Red, l66 bushels
Lulai W. bushels.
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by Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiouecrs,
l1I3 Main street.

SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
J. BUILDING LOT on THE NORTH SIDE
Of NAN X SiK i GHEN MKT ." or C IN6vE6t
PARK: BY AUCIl0T.T7By, virtue Of f., the proy-
sions Of deed OF trnst GTarlnS dac 9tn :, N9Se M
undersigned trustees, duly recorded In the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city OF Kichmond, TO secure the
payment Of certain negotiable notes therein de-
scrlbcd, shall as trustees In said deed being e.
qurcd so to do by the holder OF sad notes sell by
auction. on the premises, on SATURDAY the 22d
instant. AT O'Clock =. ". 4 valuable BuI LDIAG
LOT. on which the walls of Il new brick dwelling
now stand, fronting 40 feet on the north side of
Main street at Its Intersection with the west line of
Culvcrt street. and running back between parallel
linz y % feet TO an alley ID feet wide.
TERMS: Enough IN cash to pay the expense Of
executing this trust and the sum Of 1915 the
amount Of said notes due and unpaid, with interest
thereon at 2 per cent. per aunum from 9th No
vembcr, 1873. until paid: the residue on such
terms as shall be announced at sale.
RALEIGH Il. DAEIEL.l Truete,s
j. \. RlCHARDSON. :
RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
no IL Real Estate AuCtinncers.
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P.S. SEABuRY. Auctionccr. 20 13-3ItwtG

GALE OF HANOVER LANDRY viz
- tue OF decree rendered In the Circuit Court of
Hanover. in the suit Of uancocks administrator
&C. against Terrell. &C., on the 9th day cf Aorem-
Der 1873 shall proceed 10 sell. on he premises
ut Ii O'Clock A. NJ. on the 9Th DAY OF DEtEM-
Der. SO. Il TRACT OF LAND lying near BCa-
yer Dam depot, In orercounty,containlng about
four hundred and siXy-ninc acres. belonging to the
estate Of Joseph Hancock, deceased.
The DWELLING HOUSE. and all the necessary
buildings Gu the place are In good repair. There Is
good orchard. ard the fences are In good condi-
ton. There Is also Il large quantity OF the above
land well wooded and timbcrcl.
TERMS Liberal, an! made known on gay OF
sale. HILL tAkl Elk,
no l3-law2Ot Commissioner.
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NEW YORK COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW NoRK.-Duriug The week the market for
cotton on SrO; has improved. The more settled
state iiuauc ial matters and upward movement In
gold have relieved the long DEPRESSION. anu prices
nave recovered quiea large part Of their decllne.
t,IucSS has been chiefly Tor export hut there has
been soinc increase in demand from spiIlers In
forward delivery the upward movement has even
been more decided than on spot; the advance;
however. was not without wide fluctuations. Total
sales Of week were 1878 bales OF which 49,
ESQ bales were Oh contracts: and 1918 bucs
were for immediate delivery: 1927 bales Tor en-
port: 1928 bales for spinncrs; and 173 bales lor
,ncCulaliOil.
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4 cIxG,r-HASDED BATTLE WITH MAD
r,rxrD TEXAS SrEEa.-(From the Kansas City
Ti1nes.1-A Spanish bull.ish;. upon small
scale. was witnessed Yesterday upon lhe
Kansas Pacific railway ut q small station
called OrCcn. The fight was in common
ya,tIn.car between Maior y. b. George, OF
kan>ss Ci!y. and Wild and VICIOUS steer
which had hv some means been gored anu
trcddcn down b. the stroUgcranimaiS N tie
car.
L appears that train loaded with cat
tie bclopcin. to Major George had been
switched upon the Ogden side tra' FOR the
purpo>r OF unloading the cattle. and theIe-
bv saving the lives OF several steers, which
had Ian down and were unable, owin-to the
crowded condition Of the car, TO arise. All
Of the cattle had been relieved except one,
large. Lony coaster" from the Rio Gmnue,
which refused 10 get up. Major George
resoytcd to the dToYcrs' ncycr-!ail-
~. remedy in such eases, "tali-t"'>t'
ing He made several hard twists
upon the animals tail. when suddenly,
before the Major could escape from dan@er.
tne cnraecd and 10 doubt insul;cd animal
was upon him, goring and dasLing at him
II itcnzictl madness. The first lungc made
by III. animal caught Major Georges noS,rl'
upon his horn and Iorc il up. the horn also
inlictiug Il serious wound upon the eye
lrow. The animal WAS making de- perate
IInoes 10 gore its tormentor when he caught
/, hy The horns and vas tossed over the car
like straw.
Prompt assistance was fortunately rem
t!crrd, and The cnraged ong-horn was beaten
10 The farther end OF the car. Major George
was backi1.g out Of the Car. glad to escape.
when the brute made Il last desperate at
Tempt to vent bis fury upon him. The steer
p0uo rapid dash at him just as be reached
Tie door, and caught him between It's horns,
and, raising him ny, threw him over The
fence and cal;le-chute. Major George suS-
tanned some painful though not serious IN
.'ugie>, and beyond Z Slight Disagreement
~ soon ht rs sound n ever.
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BY f. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of
~ decree of the Chancery Court OF klcn-
mond entered November 3. 1873, Ill INC cast u
Doyle Us. DOYLE, &C, therein pending, The under
signed, as special commissioner VIII pr9cGS or "a
EVENING, Sovc,n0eT T. q % y,th
one.story framed tenement thereon, fronting I,a q;
tIfty-sevGn feet three inches on the south sue "
Eoiirth street. Port Mayo. between Louisiana ave
me and Nicholson street, at public auction 10 Inc
highest bidder. ,,oo ,,or,bIs In
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash balance paSS,ao oie md
ejshteen months evidenced by negotiable; IN notes
With interest added at six per cent ana lt'c re-
t,ined until whole purchase mOncyis PAID ana con-
rn,anc" ordered bv the court. JOHN :. iSE,
'es"'''' ''''A'N =" Special Commissioner;
,, - r,c,,, ,u,,,onper no II
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucti ,neers. ~
By Cook & Laughton, AuctoneerS,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

GREAT AUCTION SALE OF DIA-
VI MOSDS. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FINE GOLD CHAINS, OPERA AND FIELD
CHASSIS, FINE GOLD SETS, RINGS, Pins,
STUDS, &C.. &C.-DIAMONDS set i'll solid cigh-
teen carat Gold Rings ana Pins: ~
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
from the best. known makers in Europe and Anne
RIGA, consisting OF Chronograph, Quarter Seconds,
English, Swiss, and American Watches, pendant
and -winders for ladies and gentlemen set with
diamonds cuamcllcd, engraved, and frosted, solid
eighteen, fourteen, and ten-carat gold, and Colin
Silver HuutinG-CaScs.
GOLD CHAINS.
Opcn, Matinee, Leontine, Ncillson. ana Vest
Chaius of the latest styles. of solid ci2htee four
tccn aud tcn-carat gold. -. w -
OpERA AND F1rLD-GLASSES. FINE GOLD
SETS, RINGS, PINS, STUDS. &c.
Every article guaranteed TO he rs represented.
We will offer the above stock Of strictly first
class goods ut auction, without reserve. on WE'D
NESDAY. THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, EOycm-
Der 9th, 20th, aud 2lst, at l0% a. NJ. Goods ON
exhibition on Wednesday, November 18Th. and
prior to the sale. Ladies are invited 10 call and ex
anime the stock before the sale. sale positive and
wi;hourrcscrye COOK Il LAUGIirON,
no l7-5t Auctionccrs.
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NEM 0RLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 15.-bran dull al
9Oc. Dry sailed mcats-shoulders irMer at 9@:c.
clear rib, 7!!c Sugar dull aud low at 4G42c. FOR
inferior Sc. for common; &c. for fair TO goon
fair 7uSc. for strictly prime 10 choice. M@iissrs
dull and lower at iOc. for good to FAR 43lG 4oc.
for prime 10 choice. Coffee easier at 2l'sc.
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louisville MARK FITS.

LOUISVILLE. November 15.-Flour IN good de,
ma aud unchanged. Corn steady with fair local
demand al 55M60c. Provisions In fair demand
Fork sl3@$lS50 Baco9-Thouide7s rs Gear her
sbc. Whiskcy steady at S7@,SSc
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CISClSHATI, November 15.-Flour in fair de-
nand and higher at at SC iO(lf6.G0. Corn In I II
Tor new Pork firm ; sales at Sl2.2oWs12 .3
cash, 1926 in December Lard firm , steam neiu
al To-; kettle steady with sales ut Iac. Bacon
&c; clear sides, 6i:c. Whiskey steady at SIC.
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by ". K. Polk & Co.,
AuctloneerS and Real Estate Agents.
M. Tenth street.

WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION, On
w TUESDAY, November ! 8; 1t 4 ~ ~ O'Clock T.
NJ. that desirable FRAMEp bIn,n and III , te
n;n strerts Containing five rooms. The lot fronts
al feet on Tie north side of Cary street, running
'' TrpTS: Oue-tlird cash; six and twelve months
uogotiable notes secured by trust deed. With IN
,roet W. K. POLK & CO..
20 It'd iuctionecrs