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PimpIes, EruptiO1ls, Rough Skin,

The system being put under the influence of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for a
few weeks, the skin becomes smooth, clear,
soft and velvety, and being Illuminated with
the glow of perfect health from witHin true
beauty stands forth in all its glory. Nothing
eV er presented to the public as beautifer OF
the complexion ever gave such satisfaction for
this purpose as this Discovery. The effects of
all medicines which operate upon the system
through the medium of the blood are necessa-
rily someW hat slow, no matter how good the
remedy employed. While one to three bottles
cleal the skin of pimples, blotches, eruptions,
yellow spots, comedones, or ''grubs," a dozen
may possibly be required to cure some cases
where the system is rotten with scrofulous or
virulent blood poisons. The cure of all these
diseases, however, from the common pimple to
the worst scrofula, is, with the use of this
most potent agent, only matter of time.
Sold by all druggists.
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CHAPPED HANDS. face, rough skin, pimpleS,
nngworm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneous
affections cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the JUNIPER Tar Soar, made
by CAswELL, HAZARD d Co., New York. Be
certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, made by
us, as there are many limitations made With
common tar which are worthless.-Com-
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CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE
AND SICK

from other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS vERMIFUGE CoMFITs
viii destroy worms without injury to the ch1d
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
Ing or other injurious ingredients usually used IN
worm preparations
CURTIS 81 BROWN, ProrrIetors,
No. 2I5 Fulton street, New FORK
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Now is the time for good resolutions,
so resolve that hereafter you will ALWAYS look
we'll by wearing the EImwood or Warwick
collar.
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BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDTCnSE-Sns-
Eords Liver 1nvtTorGeor-e purely vegetable Ca
debility, sick headache, bilious attacks, and All
derangements Of liver. stomach and hoVTaIa AJAX
your druggist for Il. Beware OF inItationa.
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Aliens Lung Balsam.
This Great Medicine was First Offer.
ed for Sale Ten Years Ago.

It's good qualities were soon made known at home,
and very soon LIS fame was noised far and near /;
now IL is sold in nearly every drug store in the
United states. No similar medicine stands higher
with the people. It is well known on the Pacific
coast and even from Australia. large orders are
received for it. And throughout Canada Ii is well
and favorably known and sold everywhere.
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WE were pleased to see, not long
since, in one of our exchanges, some pretty
severe remarks addressed to several persons,
who, during an interesting lecture by Rev.
Jno. S. C. Abbott, kept continuous cough
ing, which prevented many from hearing.
People who cannot refrain from coughing
had better stay away from such places, or else
take bottle of Johnson's Anodyne L.Diment
wit
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RIVERSIDE WATER CURE" Hamilton, Ill.
treats all diseases. Get Photo, 10 cents.
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CONEhED Win EhOfIIONo COhEO.
CIAvERACK, Columbia Co., N.

Dr. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear SRI am sixty years of age, and have
been afflicted with salt rheum IN the worst
form for great many years. until, accident
ally, saw one of your books, which described
my case exactly. bought your Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and took two bottles and a half,
and WIS entirely cured. From my shoulders
to my hands was entirely covered with erup-
tons, also on my face and body. 1 was like
wise afflicted with rheumatism, so that walk
ed with great difficulty, and that is entirely
cured. May God spare you a long life to re-
main a blessing to mankind. With untold
gratitude, Mrs. A. W. WILLIAMS.
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"A company has been formed in
France to attempt the utilization of the
power of the tides. The first expert
ment will be made in the neighborhood
of st. Malo, where there is a rise of
nearly so feet, the water overlooking
many miles of fats
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MEDICAL ADvERT1sING.-The medical
profession are out-spoken in their de-
nunciations of the system of medical
advertising, and declare that any medi-
cine that is advertised is fraud. How
thoroughly inconsistent and unfair is
such an argument The men who are
so loud in their criticisms are those who
advertise themselves as medical savans
by ostentatious display splendid resi-
dences with massive door plates fast
horses and costly carriages. DIR. J.
Walker, of California, an old practi,
toner, respected alike for his skill and
conscientious independence, dares to
differ; and having discovered in his
Vinegar Bitters a purely herbalistic
medicine, free from all spirituous pois-
ons, wonderful specific for numerous
disorders, advertises the same for the
relief of his fellow-man, and is borne
out in his declarations of its many vir-
tues by thousands of invalids, who are
being cured of disease by its use.
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THE BRUNETTI PROCESS. For the fol-
Lowing concise description of the ''Bru-
netti Process " for the preservation of
the dead We are indebted to the Jour
nal of Applied Chemistry. The steps
are as follows First, the circulatorv
system is cleansed by washing with cold
water till it issues quite clear from the
body. This may occupy from two to
five hours. Second, alcohol is injected
so as to abstract as much water as pos
sible. This occupies about quarter
of an hour. Third, ether is then in
iected to abstract the fatty matters.
This occupies from two to ten hours.
Fourth, strong solution of tannin is
then injected. This occupies for i'm
bition from two to ten hours. Fifth,
the body is then dried in a current of
warm air passed over heated chloride
of calsium. The body is thus perfectly
preserved, and resists decay. The Ital-
lans exhibit specimens which are as hard
as stone, retain shape perfectly and are
equal to the best wax models.
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OF ANOL NURSE.
MSS, WInsIoHv's Soothing syrup is the
prescription OF one of the best female physi.
clans and nurses In the Uniied States, and has
been used for thirty years with never falling safety
and success by millions Of mothers and chIldren,
from the feeble Infant of one week old to the adult
II corrects acId'ty OF the stomach. relieves wind
collie, regulates tie bowels. and gives rest health
and comfort TO mother and child. We believe 1t 10
be the best and surest remedy In the world In all
cases Of DYSENTERT and DIARRHRA IN
CHILDREN, whether II arises from teething or
rom any other cause. Full directions for using
Will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless
the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS Is on the
eutSide wrapper.
Sold by ali medIcIne dealers.
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GLAss-LTNED WATER-PIPEs. The Jour.
nal of Applied Chemistry says: ''GIass-
lined iron water-pipes ought to drive
the poisonous lead and iron pipes
out of use entirely for conveying drink
ing water. The wonder is that the
pipes lined with glass and porcelain
have never been introduced before.
Gases of poisoning from the use of wa
ter that has passed through lead pipe
are so numerous, and the sad condition
in which it leaves paralyzed victims so
pitiful, that every lover of the human
race who would save his fellows from
early death, or an enfeebled condition
worse than death, should take mp arms
against lead. Leaden bullets kill fewer
people than insidious lead poisons de-
rived from the liquids we drink and the
hair-dyes we use. Every inventor of O
pipe which will not be acted upon BY
the water is public bonefactor, wheth-
er he lines lead pipe with tin, or iron
with glass"
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Attention. Agents!
THI
EGYPTIAN PILL.

As blood purifier. FOR fcrofuia (Which Includes
coughs, cata D, asthma. hrouchitsl bilious diHnr.
ders. Dyspepsia constipation. torpid liver. G.,
10 hin< equals he Egyptian Piti. u ~ an excel
lent and efiicncious tuLstttutc for blue mass
mercury Although this pill has never been nd-
veTtsed In any ay a. tutroducr a here, receive
orders fiom all parts OF the United states. and.
fore the public long hg' except fur adl,lnclinaton
TO appear In the char n nmish arena with a swarm
OF patent medicine veudets. Price = CertH per
box. pR. JAMIE on, proprietor, inB West 4th
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The Best PaDRr! TRY III!

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Every number contains from TO % Origii nl en-.
cravings OF new machinery, novel tnNontionHJ
bridges, engineering works architecture, Improved
farm implements. and every new discovery In
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TIE practical receipts are well worth ten times the
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Al patents are pabiisht in the Scientific Amprl-
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ROWN, ProprIetOrs,
THIRTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE
OF AN OLD NURSE.

Sold by druggists and chemists and dealers N
medicines AT wESTY- FIVE CENTS R0I-
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CURIOUS AND SCIENTIFIC.

DARwNIsM.-A disciple of Darwin
thinks that if the same care were taken
to develop in apes the qualities of hon
esty, benevolence, etc, that is bestowed
upon the education of dogs, startling
results would be attained or shown to
be attainable. In support of this theory
it is asserted that monkeys manifest a
tender care f their dead, as was shown
on certain occasion when the head of
the monkey tribe piteously besought a
sportsman for the body or one of his
followers killed by the sportsman. The
problem now is how many generations
1t would take to develop the monkey out
of his diabolical mischievousness into
honesty or benevolence.
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FLYING FIsH.-The habits of f1ving-
fish have been carefully studied by Ger
vase T. Mathew, an officer in the British
navy, who has had frequent opportuni-
ties OF closely observing them, during
long voyages in the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans. He writes home from Honolulu
the following conclusions concerning
these interesting fish: l. They fire.
quently vibrate their pectoral or breast
fins during flight. 2. They gain fresh
impetus by striking and ricocheting
from the crest of a wave. 3. They are
able to turn to the right or left of their
original course of flight. 4. The aver
age distance of flight is about fifty
yards, although they are able, accord
ing to circumstances, to prolong it to a
greater distance. 5. They do not spring
from the sea merely to avoid enemies,
but Just as often for their own pleasure
6. While in the air they are seldom
seized by birds.
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NITHkh wr1ung 20 advertisers please mention
w the name OF this paper. No a, =. n. y.
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Fever and AgUe Cured for so Gems.
There is not a remedial agent In this world tha
will cure fever and ague. nnd all other nAleriuus
bilious. scarlet. typhoid, yellow, and other FEVER
aided By Radway's Pills., quick as RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF. Fifly cts. per bottle
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A FISH DET.-Those nations who eat
fish with one meal, each day, are I'M
doubleday the most capable of brain
labor without exhaustion or fatigue.
Not only Is such phosphate food con-
duclve to the activity of the brain, but
it promotes fecundity, and increases
the ability to endure, cold, fatigue, etc. :;
and while the facilities for obtaining it
are constantly increasing, it would be
well Tor the rising generation were they
made to partake of and realize it as
second only IN many respects to the
stall OF life and the husband and ia
Their who occasionally takes half a day
from his Legitimate business to fill his
basket with delicious fish, should not
be considered as q nero " sportsman"
but "good provider" for his family
of those things which are of vital utility,
SUGAR FROM SAwDUsT.-An exchange
says that it is reported in England that a
French firm has discovered a method of
making artificial sugar from materials
so cheap that it can be sold at farthing
a pound. Concerning which the Man
ufacturer and Builder says: "When
we consider that sawdust is cheap and
rich in Ignite, which by chemical treat
ment with mineral acids may be changed
into grape sugar, we should not at ell
be surprised that the above report turns
out to be true, d that sawdust is the
material from which this cheap sugar is
obtained. Changing old linen rags
into sugar is a well-knOwn chemical ex-
pertinent. Such rags are almost pure
Ignite, while sawdust also consists of
Ignite, however, with some other in
gradients, easily removed. From rags
to sawdust is but one step.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEwYoRK Nov 10-BsrvEswith fresh offerings and no de-
mandt cattle left from yesterdays receipts there
Market and moderate trade at d. for
to goOOR and lie for
snxrP 10 head all selling
at 4s4a6c per b for sheep, and 6i2aSl2c for lambs
Buckingham sold 176 Ohio sheep 79 at Be-
n 2lS do. 81 b at 5c 1893 do 92 h. at basc 2Os do 81 b.
olsc 1925 do 772 D at 4sfc 1872 Cadada "a n at b2c
2l5 Canada lambs 81 d. at o and 10 poor do cu % d. at
William Elliot, sold 239 Csuads lambs II average Sc per
u; 104 DO, 116 h. at &c; and % do. 80 b. st &C. per b
Elliott sold 176 Ohio sheep 80 lac b.
SwIse-Reep AZ 603j head Of
sale alive Dressed Hogs were quiet at s0sAc per ID.
BUFFALO, Nov 10-CArrLETbe receipts TO-DAY 67S head
against 331 the The
cattle weeks prices
there large attendance Of buyers from seon
quality OF the offerings below the
1000 head disposed Of sales 800 head Indiana ranging
from $50 900 b. at 81 62 2G$4 95; 500 head Illinois steers
ranging from 100 to $3.50 b at S. 3Ods6 5O 700 head Ohio
steers, ranging from 1888 to 1913 ID, $3d$4 S7Ia
LAxBs-Recep to-day 1400 head making the total
supply for the week thus far 6a00 head against 4400 head
las; Market slow iaIy opened;
asking advance last weeks rates and bayers hanging
but few Cansda srye sales loOO head Western sheep
Receipts to-day, 100 head making the total
thus % 700 head 700 head
last weOs Market active; trade lively with much competition
loads changed hands, the quality Of the offerings good Yofke
S. S50$6 25; heavy hogs So 50d$6 70.
WLrRKTowS Nov 10.-Receipts-BEgB CATTLE 1878
There Quite seumulston OF cattle the
bers intended beef The tribe quieter than
but unchanged although
ses Of choice at $40 5O 50 5OdS0 brs
QUALITY - 759S5 Do second quality S6d$o 6U third quality
sEEEP LAsBs-Reoeip S04 head The buk Of the arrival.
from Vermont and Canada and quality whole
sheep
81 9$6 Spring Lambs, 4206i2c y n.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
The STATE OF TRADE.

LoSDOs, Nov lo-l23O -consos for money, 934ae3as;
for the seeount 93a Q932 United States Tcn-ory bonds 1O4
Ene Railway shares preferred. 43l2
LyERPooL, Nov. l0-l23O m-The Cotton market is quiet
sDd unchanged; Md1ng CplAnds 7sd7d M0dng Orleans
Gs4 sales Of 10000 bales .aoYns 2qO bales for speculation
Ordinary shipped December January at 111G1 The
% 600 American ' -s
AsTwEEr Nov l0-Petroleum 23slt for fne Pale American.
LONDON Nov. lO2 -Ede RsNAv share, io1181 P.r.
ci.?aiehes quote iienes At 02t Toe
LlyEIPoOL Nov 1912 -Sae OF Cotton on tbe bs.. y,
Mddbe UpAnd nothing below Low Midp, ,bpned ysyenhs
anl Al ssi sAe on toe basis Of ldng moth
SSg I t aAss aaeI coD 359 qaaeri Flour
Doc. ' '' ~ VIZ
LIVERPOOL Nov. 1913 tho uie, Of cot,op ,a ,oo
bales AmcncsB. ~ "-' "'iVo
LONDON, Nov, lU& . u.-Tallow dGl6p cat R.6,sa Data,
lean, Si2dSsh y ss'ir~ '
Losp9x. b. ..-y . r .'-s VI Ii.eous, .- a. ..
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
COTTON MARKETS.

GtyrsToy Nov 1OCooo active demands N1dng, 14l4c
bales 26i2 bales = 40 bales STOCK
47.92i bales ..u So.
WIxINGroy Nov lOCnton unchanged Mtdlug. 13s4c Low
Mdding & Good Ordinary l3a net receipts. iOi4 bale.
exports Britain 40 bAes cosiSe % 0Aes stock 4o3Z
CISc1yysTr Nov 1OCoon unchanged Mldhng. 1ic net
ceps l62 bales; shipments 4 bales; stock 5Oj7 bales.
kEyORLgASs lO-t oton quiet and uneha gd; Mddng
14s receipts 1860 bales l2oI Laies sales 6OOO
bales; stock, J9.1I5 bales. - - -
sAvASxAn lOCoon quiet Midding 1885, Low Mtins
OrinaIy il st 2O bales A. l2o
bales Britain 49Ol nes; Continent 39U2
bales; sales. ], 1927 bales; stock. s0,-52 bales
BALTIMORE l0-Coton dull aud nominal; Mddlng, ii he
net receipts 2O5 bales; gross 300 bales exports lOj
bales sales. / $50 bales stock, 1889 bales.
1871 exports, coaslse, 3325 baesi sales 1000 bales
stock, %, 7S2 bales - -.
CHARLESTON Nov l0-Coonque Midding l37sdl3 &C., net
receipts 2O5 bales gross 1850 bales exports Great Britain,
O2O bales TO France 1888 bae coastwe 900 bales sales,
l. 900 ba es stock. 47.6i7 bales.
MOBILE Nov 10-Coton quiei Nidng. l4c. net reeepts
1856 bales EXPORTS TAI bales sales 1900 bales "cet
MEapHl Nov lO-Coion quiet and weak unchanged; Mding
l3al4c receipts. 2G0i bales shipments l27S baes sales
1000 bales stock 3O,iO9 baleA - 80, -,o.
AUGUSTA Nov. 10-COton weak Mddlng, I3i 1895; Low
MddDg l3as Good ooary l2slc net receipts. l703 ba
sales 1905 bales ~ - . M
BbsToN 10Coon quiet; Mddug l5c net receipts w
bales 298 bales; 500 bales st0ek 5000 bales
PaILADELPHIA 10.-Cotton quiet; MddDg l44c net re-
cepts - bales; gross. 2l2 bsles
ST. LOUIS Nov l0-Cotton-Demsnd active unchsnget Mid
ding I4c receipts 557 bales 1OSl bales shipments
b24 bales sales $50 bales stock, Ia. 100 bales
LOUISVILLE Nov lO.-Cotton firm; Midihng lac
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.Yonx. Tuesday. Nov. 10, 1874.

NEw-YORK. Tuesday. NOV 10, 1874.
At the Exchange SalesroOms to-day there
was O large attendance. Messrs. e. II. Ludlow Co.
sold tho elegant privats residence known as No. 42&
Ff,have., located tho northwest corner OF Thirty
eignshst aud stable Thirty nnhst at fair prTces
Messrs. A j. Eeecker, Son n Co. and Adrian II. Muller
Co. sold uninpsoved property at very moderate prices
Full details will be found below,
Mr.. K r. Page. No SO Park-'ow, has for sale large
number OF superior dwelling horses very favorable
terms. Parties wishing bargains Will do well 70 examine
his list.
AUCTION SALES OP NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
by Adrtas H Muller d Son.
lots OF i09hst. LIS n Of Grand Boulevard. each 2Jx
lOUlli s1ckiani T,4OO
Anderton. 1900
Knapp $500
Abbey 1880
Knaop............ ....................... G75
by Il. H. LudiOW ID 90.
fstory brownone house and lot. 26orll7, cor or 9th
3Slhst known 464 6haye John Hover 900
3stoY brick stable and o 24r9S0 No 10 East 39th,
100 fMadsca John Hover. 10000
H. j. Bieecksr. Son d Co.
lots, n W Of 7have aud 120ihst l25r99l1 v --
Deshler TozVVV
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11

aILFBEDThe market is sesdy With fair demand; we S@ a9S,e
Coarse Peed S2 s3 Fine 10 Al S23 uo @-o~
$50 RyePeei 81 so d$26 2 tor. ., ,,. e..a,o
MOLAsSBS-be inquiry only limited and ehienJ eonnnea 70
.o m pcl figures In New0ens we hear OF sale
10 bb quote Cuba CtnSss and aas asas 90
cJSSe Cubs Cayec 37G42c Cuba Mucoyado kehnng
bs Muscovao Grocery d5Oc Porto Rto 4OG'Vci hhsush
ISLANDS 4OG6Oe.. aud New Orleans. 75170c $1,000. -,
res are without maternal change quoted at 81 3OGse a5 sales
so0 hbis No and at - G22dS3 1926 also 100 bo No
Al ~ rs Tar and Ph and prices unchanged sp"
srpenne AMI tscuve quoted al o02aooe on 'fo
and 400 bbls., buyer December. at 30 21 ---o. H.
OIsIdpeed in fsr demand quoted at 7Sd9c Iol
Crude Fish IN limited demand ana
dy Crude and firm a 49, oOc henhs'eo
hsrcv r Quiet IL O5 d$l O6 Or present MAKE ana
as0Sl Winter Oher OILS are dull we Quote
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11

market fcr three months tDs IL 3ss cent which per e'
below the Bank Of England Be Railway shares 20d2
Pans. dispatches quote Kentes st G2L Sc .
LIVERPOOL EoT lO5 pmsalss Of Cotton the basis OF Mid
ding UpAnas nothing below Low Mddng deliverable Jsnns and
February s7 The market for Yarns and Psbres at hanches
ter 10 quiet and unchanged. Lard. 65I6 y cst
LONDON, Nov. l0-kvenpg. Lnseci OIL 25i y ewt.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-11


PETRORUM-C STEADY with only moderate demand; sales
ef4OJO prompt delivery Refined inactive with price:
quoted II s% Gases more aye and hr sMe OF
100 do lie Naphhs dull and nominal at 10 & At Philadelphia
be market quoted at lO We bear OF sale late
yesteiy Baltimore. Of 1000 bbs at lO Adrces from the
Greek markets follows: housewife quiet at Oc Ilcue quiet
lum Ceuie dull at 60 ja07O Parkers United. 0Oc immediate
PROyISIONs-Tbe Pork market and fay acvei sales
bb Mess $40 75Q$2O for future delivery there Is no de-
maud Beef siesivi OF 100 bb $40 l2d
25 for Plain $l2 50eSl3 for Extra Sl5 for Packet md
SIS T Family nee Def quiet and tame Bce aus are qme
active and i-regdar; 500 pieces 6ac4 for Fesa
Shoulders: M for Smoked do s.. for Ilched; llA0ll %
Pkled Hams; 1874 Gl3 for Smoked &C. oT Fresh Bellies;
l. 900 b Cured Bellies bulk 1Oac Bacon and Inn;
Short Clear held et Zoe Dressed Hogs ara bm and
be SdSl aud again higher; the supply
new arrive week tue inside pIce JI9 t seller Noven
Der 14al4l2c 5000 seller December L. 10 5000 tcN
year, II 1916 lSc 25OO seller six month 12ol0
10 llGc 1000 seller January AM Febusry, l27 pl3c
January, 13l4d l3 zoo City, l4Gl4i ij 5O tcs City
Kettle. for this wtes, IA '2c.
RCE-Tle demand confined to small lots for immediate and
he about steady at former fgures ss Of 80 Carolina
74@794c 20 tb Lousns Far Prime "a 7sc and 76 bbG
Psin Q64c We qaoe Carolina 7G7 &c for Fair 7aG
7Ss fr Good; 79U7' for Prime; SaSl for Choice; Loussns
6lq6G d., boDd 81 75@$2 80, gold and Patna at
7d79c.
sEEDs-A moderate demand Clover holders $40
9 Shippers hold of and the stock ccunGaes Timothy nomi
nal - 75 81 90 bush Rough PsIeed un but quiet 1T S2U
50 ~ bush Of j6 b Calcutta Luei higher snd actve; sales
Of 5 00h hags OF Bombay snf Calcutta 81 40 gold 60 days
SKINS buines been moderate and very irregular
figures msTkt weak: receipts 81 bales Calcutta bale
savsna be Tr1o 10 bales New Orleans ard l44 bales As
lO bales Cape 10 bales BaenOs AYres % bales Mars
ii Payt, and 20 bales Mexican Deer Skins slow
ard vanes uonn 80 bates and 5O3 bdls Angos
tur A8 juan bales Belize bales Bpza, IS bales
TrlIo bales New Orleans and 2j2 bales Aspinwa Wequoe