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a home ] HAYES wondFOus shining palace.
which kings ard queens might envy u they knew
Where fairies bling me il golden chAlee
Par richer drinks than ever royals drew
HereI have giands aid no craving hunger,
Aid richest fables al appointed fair,
TO thera comes never rapacious monger,
FOR guard well my castle Of the air.
Above ihe EARTH and all things roughsr. meaner.
IsitIn state with fairies at ny call;
No rolilne footsfcp Of petty cleaner
Gomez through The door Of parloF or Of hall,
Bai siar-broued friends ere ever on me waiting,
And gallant lovers lzncelng 70 me here
Sweet adulation allmy spirit sating.
For am queen Of castles IN the air.
acl morning brings my friends the dearest, truest-
Who never grisye me, nor their trust forsake;
They bring 70 me the treasures, fairest, newest.
VITA sweetest promise, which they never break.
When was down among the common mortal
Twas give aud laie-thcy played me al unfair;
'Tisiue up here, inside the starry portal
oftllis-iDy home-my castle Of the air.
Each day Is hiicd with music in tie sweetness
Long bllssfnl strains whose breaking is not heard.
While on the earth the songs hy In their heetness,
Like swiftcat notes Of some Wild passage bird.
Here may list withouta faint rcgrctiing
That music ccases-and without a care
AA.N"AIIlI. NNAA~ Et~H~AAn
The cchoing strains Of castles in the air.
Zach night brings stars in the blue open ether
The golden train which moves to sweetest time;
And OF look and softly wonder whether
lam the same who dwelt ine earthly cline.
Hove the heavons with horizon unfetterd,
Themooa and stars so mellow and 50 fair,
Each with story sweetly graved and iettered
lnmysiirs known in castles Of the air.
aak me on u other heaven is fairer
Than This 10 me where have al Iwant-
n things unseen to angel eyes are dcarer,
Aud II the songs are sweeter, which they chants
They say on earth my house is poorly guided
That Il win fall when trembling storms como near,
Bat & Is strong-by NY own spirit bnilded-
perfect house-my castle in the air.
Time With It's blight, can never make Il hoary,
ny golden gates, pearl laid, can ne'er grow old,
Nor can my heart believe the tabled story
Tat these true friends win play false and cold.
sh1ud lose these, what then worth the living
. EaHa gives no refuge, either good or fair,
II fhsse shall prove to my sweet trust deceiving;
Bul-zno-f cling TO castles Of thear.
stay ye, on earth, with false friends from you falling
Bind on your sandals, for ye tread on thOrns;
Ny walk II fair-no prie,ea sharp and CALLING,
But softest beauty all the way adorns.
Take an your grim and old wives haunted fables,
Give me- the truth. which only meets me here
Icould not an my soul from vulgar tables
While may eat IN castles Of the air.
Give ne friends, my gallantloyers bringing
The bliss 10 days. the radiance 10 the nights
Give me my fairies and their wondrous singing
OF endless years. and beautiful delights.
Dwell IN your houses Of dun brick and mortar,
Iinmy palace beautiful and fair,
Anbfosia drinking. while ye drink but water,
And let me dwell in castles Of the air.
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For the Democratic statesman
THE LOVE or Con.
raAsslArrD rnor nAcIsr's ATllAIIr. NJ mas. 5.

TEon RAcISE's ATliALIE, BY mrs. s. c,
The heart that loves thee o my God.
Who can les tranquil peace Destroy
II never knows one selfish throb,
Butmakes Thy win its constant Joy.
heuniverse Thy glory speaks;
BE Thou adored, Thou God Of Lowell
Thy reign the birth OF Time precodes,
Thy wonders great, are sang above.
lis Thou who eivest the flowers fair,
Thor beauteous tints Of every hue;
On ear,h--in hoayen-ah. everywhere,
CREATION shows ThYpower. great Dieui
The sun, obcdient to Thy viii,
Sends forth mysterious rays Of light;
But obi Thy Law 50 chaste. so full,
Shines with puror. holier might.
o. Mount or Sinai sacred mount.
Preserve the memory OF that day,
That august day. In which, God,
Thou dldst approach in dread array,
TO show 70 mortal eyes Thy face;
10 give oman Thy holy law.
What matches love, what boundiess grace,
That thus from heaven its God could draWl
oiaw dlxlnsi o charming lawi
. justice ereatl Ol0yn eupremel
How right. how sweet, that man should give
His love. his faith, his az 70 HIM.
The heart that loves thee. o my God,
Who el,l ts tranquil 9eace destroyt
L novef knows one selfish thrOb,
Batmakcs Thg win its constant joy.
liafla, J,ns 5 1874.
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THE HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS.

consist Of large brick buildings GOO feet long situated
amidst the beautiful lawns which surrounded
three sides by The most beautiful and rapid
tain streams, Che French Broad and Spring nvers),
thus making up lovely picture, framed IN on all sides
BY grand and majestic mountains; altogether making
up scene more beautiful and picturesque than can
be found at any other summer resort in the country
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These Springs are situated four miles from the Ten
nessee line, the banks OF the French Broad river,
IN the very midst Of the highest ranges OF mountains
cast Of the Mississippi river in country generally
known and truthfuly called the Switzerland OF Amer
lea.
The altitude is greater than any Of the Virginia
Springs, which guarantees climate unsurpassed In
purity OF air and healthfulness.
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HERE is a business-like epitaph; 50 Here
lies Jane Smith, wife of Thomas Smith,
marble cutter. This monument was erected
by her husband as q tribute to her memory
and specimen of his work. Monuments
of the same style $3.50. a ass
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ADDITIoNs AND nfPRoyE1IENTs.

Since last season there have been additions and i'm
proyements made the Holel buildings, increasing
their capacity more than donble. New furniture has
been added and al the old has been cleaned and var
nished, and the MATTRESSES ARE AL NEw.
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GINS OF MOTHER AND FATHER.

IT'S Gin to hoard up money and refuse 10 supply
the natural wants and demands 81 eflerlnQ bea.lId
den wite. IT'S sin for a mother 10 bend over tie
couch Of beautiful yet fading daughter and REFUSE
% spend few dollars fof her benefit and relief How
cursed with the above sinf Sckly, pale. onaclaIed
careworn, suffering females can be found in "a par6
fuse TO spend little money for Is The remedy that
VII cure e DR.: Dromgoole's English Female niels
Sold by druggists mil d&wfn
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.WARM SPRINGS,
MADISON COUNTY,
western North Carolina
ME LocATIoN.

This favo1ite and beautiful summer resort win be
opened the first Of june for the reception Of vsi
tors
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WASTED.
EvERY SEWING MACHINE
DOUBLED N VALUE.


Palmer's Combination Attachment.
ron ALL SEWING MACHINES.
Itp.eparos the mlliner's fold better than en- b.
2 = prepares niIlineTs fold win diGcrenf color.
> 20 1.acc1 q goods - enc oI,errlion.
= r.speres and places fold II any sean perfectly
9 49, und pats douhls O. ainxIs foia On IT,
edge Of D band.
$ II c1r1s hIa8 t1utz
9 z prepares and aF1iicr double Preach hsla
I1Ien.
z q 1rclarcE cord welt perfectly
% ti.leree and places cord welt in any seau
IIIEuNI Irl11IUT
q u rlr1are1 cord welt a ne cane fine esflsirr
ard r.aEll re WcIl a. ne 1tlI1r et1r Sewing 6
20 plain land. ~ felIls1, AZ one oll1lion.
o. j 1cc1 plain elthcling.
~. u El--1la a11 s1l o. g ne acl1 tine, better
than oET cIE.. rrIHarIr.
~ It1Eala AZ goods. tIas o. 1IE1IEtI
~ I1EI11I Win braid
., II tIrIs win rrI
= - ecll 1lg ll11' rIIlo1l ba.I1E
~ a WY .a.ll end 3 s. ft4 ~ ,'ll
-|.sI 4 d E.I j. - - tt
.. - -. 11.1e - elT .e1I,I r.....'re
.IH II1I1 1.l1 - +...IrE I.|..-r
M Itrt ~ .a.1e'aIs - q r.e ,'s
PtL3F1 I4IIEI RING co.
A. rg ~ oI1td y
44N- "4rIr0 0.1l' I'
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ianeia d4wIi
UoMAN's HEALTH.

wv
It's lameniable fact that from causes not generally
understood female suffering appears 70 be "a the ~.
crease. The sweet young girl inst entering Fonan.
hood soon becomes pale, feeble omncIafcd iIftIeaa
with headache, pains and aches nl1 81 appetite Is
pitaton Of the heart cold feet and hands, and aDrara
70 lose that youthful vim and sprghtlincs1 b ncn
admired. The midde-agod married lady "a no of1 *.
empt from some troublesome lnnoym e1. She = fon-
unually gIuntng and ffotfing with pains and 11hns
her secrctions al impaired her energies are losf
she forces herself IN society, sho a1uf6 on almost
everybody, her health slowly declines until a1e Be-
comes mere drone IN her household And .Ib af
the turn Of llfor \ no stranger to suffering recnaf
% her sex o. that age Habits, climate ard naIion
ton surely bring about
THESE SAD HE8ULT8
that are now huriing fhoueands Of females. ca sra
young TO nntlmoly graves Exercise yonr reason ronr
Judgment and procure Dr. Drcmgo0lc English F1l1nIo
Bifters a. they win care ADORE female troubled M ~
incredible short time. They prepared 81 an cxDe
uenced pbyEcIan, and O. one oi thf In1sf poa1lIal
iron and vegetable Ionics known 70 the medical rro
feaeon- They are handsOfneJ put up On i1fRo bottles
and sold By druggists and mcrchonfs eVcqYr haro
Address
DR.. Up. DROMoooIR.
frop'r, LouisYillo. ~.
Woman's Medical Adviser, q neat ana wen uIIifen
book, specially Tor the Use 81 femace giving crnnra
symptoms and tTFatmont u an ordInafp dIr.nfet
nhlcting the female sex Tho only book ~ the ffrf
written. Price only 3 cents. Address above.
l1hi DAWN
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A NEW TEXAS REMEDY.
PUTEcNAT's
"A M a II G. . - "a.
DIARRHEA SPECIFIC.
WARRANTED FREE or
Narcotics and Minerals.

A certain cure for Diarfhea Chronic Dlairhea. nrs
enterys Bloody Flux,) Chronic Disentory. CioIsfa
Cholera Morbna, Cholera Infanlum lSur1nior Com
plaint) Choilc and Looseness 81 the Bowels.
Recommended BY
DR.. @. warren Of Houston Dr.. IL n - aTaiaa Dr. q
NJ Main, Col John 3. Ford ~ DonRhortg ~ Douncr
Capt. ~. Kennedy and Rev. Father p j. Parlaoi, IS
For sale BY r. z. George, Galveston. Texas, Bel, q
Lyons and E. ]. Hart 3 Co., NeW Orleans and ~ ~
drngrists.
Prepared by
J. L. PUTEGNAT.
Druggist and Apothcctiv
Junel3 d&Wu Brownsville. TcEa1.
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once. 90 Canal street.
~ ~. p,..oe,..,
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.

Having been for ye4rs stndcuf at the iargc hcarl
tails u Paris London Vienna and Copenhagen. and
throug large and varied practice during lte11 Ic1ra
has gained the most thorough know 81 tho n1nrc
* All chronic dieessce and he treatment SuI nn1
be has. In his extensive preciice had unparalleled
success. and very often elected cure Whrle oFrIf
remedy had hecn tried aud al hope 81 rc1ldlglIon 8
health had been desoared Of
Nobody Who ever Suffered - ne lcdlons agl fIe-
eiao.teflng diseatc PAISlA-ha efer lo t4in
called on Dr. Bile IN every case has De- b. 1|s n0W
lnslho1 % tr,4tmcnt tcstnFed the lnnrto1s 90 t1s
stoitaen ana VITA L the health aud YieOI q t1o pa
tei, ana many fcrrou does to-day. FiIn GraIIs0o,
Ieeal tue moment he placed himself under D.. hiee
For his treatment 81 LADIES, DISEASES. Or.
nilie - oessrNeuiy tenoW1cd. and lady suffering
from ANENOtsttSliA. DlSNENOnRIlEA. IIIS-
peeauAr 70 TIE female system, ehoHld IAN lo call
on Or Bile az they viii quickly ha solleVed 81 ihoIr
snlcrlng and nlllmalell re.lora ln nn-I.rL A-.ILL
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w. Q. COLEMAN e CO.,
MACTINISTS, ENGINEERS And BOILER MAKERS,
MANUFACTURERS. AGENTS AND DEALERs ~


Horse Sauand
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The Baths ere wonderfully invgoratinR 10 allinva
lids equazing the circulation and stimulating the Sc
cretory organs and wi In most cases II chronic and
subacute Cont and Rheumatiem. Paralysis Dyspepsia
Neuralgia Secondary syphilis Nephific and Caiclonl
Disorders effect q speedy and radical cure
Tho Drinking spring, aa L is called q near the
Baths and its materially assists the action Of ths
Baths In the treatment Of the diseases for which theJ
are elnnloTct.
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DIETS LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner Congress Avenue aud Ash St.
Besides fun assortment Of the
Finest Carriages, RuEEisa, Harness and
saddle Horses FOR sale or Hire,
Ana me Win NH SsSsss a be S found y II. - saad o
THE FINEST HEARSE IN THE STATE,
Eatrcy new and OF the most masnlaceut hni,h; also
All Styles and SKIES Of cOnins.
u-Ordsr. PrOmPuy Attended TO;
WV. BRADY
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND rEAIxR IN
Building Material.
Nos. 1, ? and 3, Consrste Building,
Commerce Street,
zOS1@to7a...--. .sSZA@
Ratins large s,osk constantly o. sana. e.n oasr
DRUsH s WHITE,
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FIRST-Because it peforms the operation of Tan
ming Leather in from is DAYS for Kips and lighter
skins and from 10 TO 80 days for brides and heavy
HARNESSES, leaving it free from ehemicles.
SECOND-Because, while it dispenses with the use
Of bark and reduces the expenses OF Tanning least
80 per cent, II may be used in combination with bark
bark extract or Japonca and when used Is nearly
as economical and rapid.
THIRD-Because Of the superior beauty strength
and durability Of the leather; sheep skin having
body and strength equal to calf tanned by the 0ld
Process"
FoURTH-Because of the superior hcxibility and
sofTness Of the leather.
FIFTH-Because it requires but a few dollars CAPT
tai start the business.
SIA rH-Because you can turn your money twelve or
fifteen times year, Instead Of once, the old way.
SEVENTH Becauseit is so simple that any person
can make superior leather By giving the process few
days attention. -
EIGHTH-Because OF it's cleanliness and freedom
from offensive odors, compared with the old pro-
cess rendering the business adssihei in the midst OF
mercantile or other departments Of trade.
shorter time and less capital than in any other
business.
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Diseases OF a Private Nature

IS easily and quickly overcome by his new iroslrnf
little diseases N the world-rFol hicord IA Pslis-
Dr. BILLIE VIII always guarantee IN any caao 81
syphilitlc Glsease which my come under hls ilcrl.
ufy that IN cases OF syphillsic nature where Other
physicians have failed Dr. bile has always been snc-
NERVOUS DEBILITY. SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
4NPOTENC4, either caused By are OF nhufc. quickly
and permanently relieved. and iall pos g rel.olsa
As Eyptllitic and other diseases Of the gcnlo-uf.
nary organs arc too often ~ the hands 81 lrubrant
chaFaane the sufferer should BE- careful % seecllng
Homer who stays one month here another III Another
place. and whom yon know nothing about and prefer
10 those such physician a. Dr. no who has reaIdod
here fsr years = wen known IN this community and
BY his remarkable cares has obtained IN tins city and
surrounding country great reputation for san and
success and who never promises 10 cure wilhout ln
Diseases OF The LUNGS. HEART. KIDNEYS AND
LIVER relieved N q short time. and finally cured.
OFFICE HOURS from Q 4. n 10 $50 ?. = and
French, German and Danish. All communication
aud consultations are strictly confidential.
Solicited BY his many friends and patients m Texas,
DIR. w. BILLIE
has resolved to visit Texas tins spring. and WIN b
AUSTIN
:, Fro, From JUNE z, and WIN Be-. located a. the
RAYMOND HOUSE, where he Will be pleased 10 So
those needing his services al once, as HE stay win
only be short.
DR. W. bile wlshea to can particular atlension 70
microscope ana chemistry discover Il these n ssS
syphilite poison IN the bi0odhlch q nl ne greatest
ofen believe themselves cured and he poleoa l'i|
remains In the blood q break out sooner o later.
my1dRwtf so,snal street. New osieios, IA.
GINS OF MOTHER AND FATHER.
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s-n.h.vs bum our castles.
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MEANS OF ACCESS.

There Springs are easy OF access from an Southern
cities. BY an tie lines Of railroad convergng into Ten
ncssec. The shortest and quickest. however Is the
Dalton. Knoxville 10 Norrisioru, East Tennessee
Thence g mlce BY the Cumberland Gap and CharicF-
Iairold 20 Paint Rocks thence 1pe miles on good
mountain turnpike, IN arst class passenger coaches
and hacks 70 the Springs
RATES OF BOARD
so per month. ga . per week; - per DAY. chi
dfcn under ten years q age and coorod servants half
~ Daily mails and ezprsss to and nom the
=. R..-TuI.. Horu vu1 N KErr orzz "THn
XRAn ReUxD.n
IA. SAMPLE, een'l Manager,
esBeodIn q wa Late o. Noble. Alabama
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.o Asys Z; s4 &c sgss z uss IN gsy oE..
AarnhAu Texas. mu18dut.
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The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,

TIME REASON WHY PETERS
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Drcadfal Accident on the Central RsiroaiThc sleep
ing Car Colncea With the Train--A n-asesman Is
Into The smoke Stack-1ssc Locomotive turns bot
tom upwards. aud plo1ghs rs way acrpss the
Si,s n - No. II - 49, ~ - ~. s,.,n =
olt post Farewell Vain Word '-kcport Of the
eqec1s.ion heard iofty miles-lncideni % TIE &c
eioepl--ANtel eolnEe, etc. etc.
carried this to the local msn IN order to
hear his opinion Of Il; he assured me it
would never Do IS local, but might be sent
as correspondence 70 the Waco Enraiser.
q paper which never was known to give
credit for an article, and, Of course. nobody
would ever discover the author. A local.
he said. was expected to stick 20 the facts
IS near Is hcco0ld. unless il VAS sometime
not generally known. in which case he
might embelish q very little. He told me
O. nv a1ain. After much mental effort /
produced the following.
tsYesferllar some time during the daV We
sunnoso. Or the ni9hf before that the sleep
ing car On the Genital Rsilroad became do-
lnched from the rest 81 the train and ring.
ing the bell caused the engineer 60 stop
going On with the cars which Re had
and this CIR having been going faslcr
THAI those which were not ueEing
50 swiftly oyEloQk them 81 cqpIzr
and Iatt mace thinEs sorot waking crel
nan oa er4 except one who hat BEEN
I.1,rE Ie circDinr breaking cIr
5 tNo H1rkE nHIc1 BAD ben ofcfI7c<td 81
.e ~ o badly s'nr
t1 ef W q 1( W M one 1'1 e,eIt
nm
ne |t1 rca a..
above w AZ
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GEN. A. 7. HAWTHORNE. oxsEsA1 Aarur.
Texas. onics q Marshall Texss.

Al policies payable On American Geld
Cola.
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Juslice 40 The Snhiect.

Not long ago | met clergyman in
whom was interested, worthy man,
who somehow did not seem to ''get on T"
Nobody had anything against bin, but
nobody wanted to hear him preach. He
was sound, solid, pious and all that but
-. Venturing on the privilege which
belongs to a friend, | said to him: My
dear brother, / hear only one fault found
with you. People say you preach very
long---that you make nothing of preach
ing for an hour, or an hour and quar-
ter" He answered; well, when | take
up subject, / like to discuss it fully. 1
like to do justice to subject, even if 1
have to go beyond the usual limits"
Gracious grandmother" | exclaimed;
Justice to the subject and is no justice
or mercy to be shown to the audience?
Is the sermon the means or the end2
Did God Almighty send you into the
world to discuss subjects, or to convert
souls2 If you are alive for the subject,
If the subject is to feed and clothe you,
and support you, and support your chill
dren, and if this subject is 10 recompense
you at the day of judgment, why have
nothing further to offer But, if it is
souls that you are to live for, then look
out for the souls, and let the subject
take care of itself. DR. Johnson
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PUEBLO LEDGER 0PyIcE, [
MEMPHIs. Tenn. July IS. 1874. !

Business in financial circles continues
quiet and steady, with little movement
in money circles aside from the regular
routine of business. Currency remains
in good supply, with money easy. The
banks discount all acceptable paper offer
ing at 9@lO y cent. a. annum; on the
streets money is plentiful at l2@2 p
cent. y month. Brokers are Offering
lO9@lO9f for gold, with light transac-
tions. Exchange is steadier and easy;
on New York, Boston and Eastern points
buying at par and selling at to premium,
and on New Orleans at ic discount. The
rates between banks is 81 U $1,000. City
bonds and Nicolson pavement scrip
remain quiet and steady with one or two
transactions in the latter at 40c. County
and State warrants are steady, but are
in light request Railroad stocks and
Mississippi and Arkansas securities re-
main quiet and nominal, with no trans
actions worthy of note.
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failed to pass her.. She has Cooper
certificate which is the bestin the world
Charley Woods, well known caterei
of spirits on the river ia at present
located at Hot Springs improving his
health and dispensing the ardent to
Memphians and other guests.
Billy Willis was SO overcome by the
effects of the comet last night that he
imagined himself in Cincinnati with
Frank Buskirk, sliding down the in
clined plane on the Poplar street boule
ward. He thought he was across the
Rhine and was at Bowman's feastinl
on the fat Of the land
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aEnRnAL mARKEr.

The following quotations are for orders
from store and small lots in iobbing way:
APPLES-Green, 81 2592 80
BRAN-Steady; wheat. $40 5000 90 b ton
90c q 100 lbs; corn bran. IL 0ogl6 90.
BSCON-Clear sidss.. ll14@llaSc; clear rib
sides, Gle; shoulders, 614@s1Sc; hams,
sugar-eured. 141S9l5c; breakfast bacon. ll1S@
l2c
BEANs-S2 50a2 IS.
BUTTER-COmmOn, lSq20c choice, 231925c.
COW-PEAS-s2 4092 90.
COCOA-NUIS-8 100. 81.
COFFEE Rio q ID, common TO choice, 2l19
925c; Java and Laguayra. 25a32c.
CANDLES-Stsr y 10. l69l7c.
CHICKENS-Old. SO 5094 90; young, ac-
cOrding to size and condition. 81 1904 %.
COAL 0IL-B gallon, l69l7ci special rates
for large lott. 80.
Sc: white, sSa9Jc.
CORN-MEAL = Kiln dried. full weights.
81 20G4 2j.
COTTON IT ES- Sc = ID.
COTTON YARNS-N0. 600, 138l31zc; No.
SEQ, 15al5Jzc; No 400. 17@1i1Nc.
CABBAGES-sS@l2T D hundred.
CHEESE-FaciOry. l7tz4lSo; English
dairy. l75<4l8l{e; rates irregular.
CgTT0N-sEED-ss % ? ton on landingi
COTTON-sEED MEAL--steady at 1886
' bushel and SIS . ton,