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inal: sales at $50 seller January. Larc
firm: kettle. f4e; good, l3sc spot; l2is
caller ali the wear. Bulk meats quiel
al 7Ca7Ic, IO@i0i@102@l03c, all 10 to q
DAVIS IN sat. Bacon quiet; stock light
l9I. f24aIS9lS3@l4c. Green meat
quiet; shoulders, 6i@7c; sides, 93c
hams, 1o4@IO3c.
CHICAGO, November 17.-Floul
Quiet. Wheat steady; No. 2, S99S92c
spot. Corn excited aud higher at the
onenipg, but closed dull and easier; No
q 7Sc spot; new No. 2, 722674c. Oats
higher; soto bid for spot. Pork active
ana higher, $40 cash, seller ali the
wear. Lard in fair demand and prices
advanced, 1329l33c, but closed easier at
the inside prices, and II SOC seller all
the year. Bulk meats in good demand,
at fully prices; partly cured shoulders,
&c; short rib middles, 9s@9sc; short
clear, Toe, all loose. Whisky steady, SOC.
Cornmeal firm, So 20.
NEW YORK. November lT.-Flour
less sctive, closing steady. Cornmeal
steady. Wheat closed dull and lower;
No. Chicago, 81 09(91 10. Corn heavy
aud lower; mixed western, 93G94e
sfioat; yellow, S8@S9c. Oats firmer but
less active; mixed western, 66(G67c.
Coffee firm; Rio, lSs@19le. Sugar dull
and nominal; refining, 7z9Se; prime,
Sic. Molasses DALI prime New Orleans,
6S965e. Rice dull. Petroleum steady
refined, l0sc; crude, 5(95Bc. Pork firm ;
western mess, $50 45l92l. Beef quiet.
Cut meats firm. Middles firm; long clear,
ll5e. Lard closed heavy; prime steam,
l5le, Butter firm; western, GOOSE.
Cheese firm; common to prime, 1910
l53c. Whisky lower at 81 03(9l 03l.
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COTTON MARKETS.


CINCINNATI, November 17.-Cot.
ton quiet, l45c.
LOUISVILLE, November 17.-Cot.
ton quiet, l4Bc.
ST. LOUIS, November 17.-CottOn
in good demand at full prices; offerings
lighter.
NEW ORLEANS, November II, IL &c
am.-Market firm; middling, l44c;
sales, 1900 bales; receipts, 10, S2S bales.
. p.m.-Net receipts, II, sos bales;
gross receipts, HIPS bales; exports to
Great Britain, 1920 bales; to France,
25l6 bales; sales, 5000 bales; stock, III,
757 bales; market quiet and unchanged;
middling, l42c.
LIVERPOOL November II, 1890 p.Ta.
Cotton firm; middling uplands, I'D;
Orleans, Sid; sales, 1900 bales; 1000
Tor export and speculation; 5000 bales
we've sold yesterday evening after the
I close of the market. Cotton arrivals,
| lied lower. December and January
/ shipments from Savannah OF Charles.
tor, good ordinary, 1l-16d; November
| and December shipments from New Or.
leans, good ordinary, I'D.
2p.m.-December and January ship.
! ments nom Savannah or Charleston
good ordinary, 73d. Sales OF American
Cotton to-day, 1900 bales.
NEW YORK, November Il, lO:2
am.-Futures easy; January, Is l-l6@
I5lc; February, 1905 7-l6ei March
lis li-I6t6l53c; April, l69l6 l-l6c; De
cember, IA l3-l69l4Bc.
1925 a.m.-COttOn quiet and nomi
naIlv unchanged: last quotations were
! Ordinary, l2lc; good ordinary, lac; low
middling, l44e; middling, l4tc; Ais
bama, 15c; Orleans and Texas, l5Ic.
1905 p.m.-CottOn easier, but no
quotably lower; sales for export, %
bales last evening; to spinners, l27 bale
to-day and go bales last evening; sale
10 speculatOrs, 8 bales.
I2.l5 p.m.-Futures steady; January
l15lGi5 elise February, Is 7-l6c
March, l5iG15 l2-l6e; April, I69l6bc
December, l45c. Sales for future delIy
ery, %, 200 bales.
/ 1850 p.m.-Futures steady; January
lI5l0l5 S-l6c; February, Is 7-16@15lc
March, l539i5 l3-l6c; April, l6 l-l6G
l6lc; December, 1904 l5-l6c; sales o
| futures, $4,000 bales.
| D 40 p.m.-CottOn easier, but no
ouotably lower sales for export, Is
bsies. To- spinners, 294 bales.
Net receipts, 1892 baiesi gross receipts
1928 bales.
Cotton report for four days at all tn
limited States ports; Receipts, 7IiOl
bales: exports TO Great Britain SoiOl
bales: 10 the continent, 34Zs bales; to th
channel, 664S balesi stock, 5OO, 4o4 bale'
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Is. /. COCHRAN, late Of Cochran a Barton
MRS. NJ. T.. COCHRAN, tk.A A, HATCH kRr
Late with n. e. q J. W. Cochran.
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salurdaY. Norsmbsr Fl. -.

al p O'Clock N. on the southwest corner OF
Main aud Madison Streets city or G mpuls,
sell 20 the highest bidder Tor casa, the follow
ing real estate, lying in sIa-uv county, Ten
Lessee, described as follows: Beginning a. "a
stake az the intersection Of the east 1Ge ni
Chamberlayne avenue with the south side %
the state Line road; thence south "a east
with the state Line road six chains and
thifty-siL links % stake; thence south e.
west eleven chains and twenty links % p
Chamberlayne avenue: thence NORTH ia
east with the Line Of Cbamberiayue avenue
ten chains and sevenl y-thres LINKS 70 the be-
iot one 90 Of sub-ll vision Of the Jones estate,
made BY Francis Foster, and OF record IN the
Register Office Of Sh6by county. Equity ui
redemption waived and title believed % be
perfect, but i sell only as trustee
octi7 JOHN JOHNSTON. Trustee
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DRY GUODs MARKET.

NEW YORK, November l7.-There
was steady but moderate package de-
mand for staple and domestic goods,
and JObbing branches were fairly active
for this season. Cotton goods mainly
unchanged in prices. Side-band prints
in good demand and still scarce.
American fancy prints reduced to eight
cents. Striped fancy hosiery active.
WOolens sluggish. Black cashmeres in
good demand, and some grades scarce.
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PRODUCE MARKETS
Nv TELEGRAPH.

louisville, November I7.-FlOur-
Wheat. corn and oats quiet. Pork quiet
~ S50 Rsoon-none. Sugsr-eured hams
IS1sI9lc. Bulk meats. y, l02, and lie
I,sTi. i4lGI5c. Whisky, CSC.
CINCINNATI, November lT.-Floul
dup, Wheat firm; red, 81 o4(9l Us. Corr
Arm; ear, goose; shelled, 65c. 0si
Arm al 5405Sc. LiDseed oil firm at soc
| Lard oil steady. Eggs firm. Battel
steady. Cheese quiet. POrk-spOt nom
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between the hours Of II o'clock am. and
O'Clock pm, the following land, lying in the
city OF Memphis, county OF shelby, state OF
Tenne ssee, and known as lot 10 on The plan OF
the city OF Memphis, and fronting on the west
side Of second street "A feet, and running back
with the north line OF the inst alley north OF
Adams street rs feet. The interest 20 be sold
and conveyed is e three-fourths interest in
said lot, the other undivided one-fourth being
file property Of J. A. Anderson.
The right OF redemption Is waived and the
title believed 20 be good, but will convey
only as trustee.
novIs 81, MCDOWELL Trustee.
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French BurF VIII Stone ID mas Dee
milan Nos. I2S and IsO Poplar street.
Hey ,phis. Tenn.
ITO the Planters Of Tennessee and adi0iulue
Il States-I solicit the patronage Of ali peI-
sons having BURR MILL STONES 70 repair.
Having b al 3 years' experience In this couu-
try and EurOpe-with ". C. Bradford of this
city from 1855 10 1861, since which time j have
been generally engaged in building and re-
pairing mills IN this and adjoining states.
Will rebuild, hstii,i, redress end put in perrec.
order all Durrs for grinding corn and wheat, ur
will redress bulrs that planters may hull their
own cOtton-seed- thereby saving freight On
bulk and saving fuel Joints should not be
filed with lead, as the atIrltou powders DO.
and poisous the meal or -four. i win guaran-
tee that with my style OF dressing, and with
proper speed, a thirty-iuch MN viii grind
thirty bushels OF corn IA ore hour. I also
guarantee u save One-hllf o. the power uv
proper dressing, making better meal and seut-
ing II from the mill perfectly cool and in good
order 70 ship. Isl here the runniug-gaar Is in
good order, IL is only necessary to ship the
rock, when the work viii be promptly done
and returned. Mill work in general, and all.
orders from the country HrOmply attended %
at prices that defy comp ton All orders adj
dressed TO me in care OF &. ". Payne & Co. will
meet with prompt atten 60.
/ oe2l- Il 3MAS DELANY.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Boats leaving This Day.
FOR FRIARS POINT.
In Port.
Fannie Tatunn
weather, Rivers ana Business.

Yesterday was dark, cold and dreary,
with q drizzling rain falling most
OF the day. The river rose three
inches yesterday, with seven feet
scsnt to Cairo and five feet thence to
st. Louis, at both of which points the
river was rising slowly yesterday. The
Ohio was swelling little at Cincinnati
and Evansville yesterday, but has only
thirty inches out. White and Arkansas
are yet low, the former with twenty
five inches and the latter with twenty
one inches. Owing to the Indictment
weather, business on the wharf yesteT-
day was very dull.
stage OF Rivers.
OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. U. s. A. /
November Il, 1874.
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For one large iron-hulled snag-
boat 10 carry the machinery of one
OF the present wooden boats. 600 %
For one small iron-hulied boat. 100000 90
For working expenses Of four bosts,
eight months each, at 5000 per
~ n
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within The usuaI bu.i-a.. sorr the nortr-
Wea corner 0l Main ann Madison streets. iu
The cit3 uf Memphis. Ierre-see proceed 20
sell Tie iol lelclualref described ..r cash. 80
puDlic cutcry- Go the hI.Haaf rfI..- VIII
convey said lot 20 tHe unEcEazer ..aEoIu.Hlv
in fee simple, iu obeiIauce to SAID deed u
Hust Al right and gufE OF releu-ul ION Is
waived and reMuquls he,i said L1r I'D .s.td II
aituittet aud Described as fosloas- A tract or
parcel OF land situated .u the stale or Teuue=-
sc, IN the county uf Shell F. iu .He cts 1r
Memphis tue boundary HeluullEa al a 11iuE
one hundred and tlirlE-tWn liL feet sou ID OF
the intersection pf Main and leaIe streets ia
the east nue o. N ain street tle-c s south win
SAID east line sixty tUI fleets thence east al
uglt angles with 14lu -frees one hundred
and seventy -nFe laiI feet to Igll.rr- street
street sixty .61l feet il "a stoke l1 said west
1ne- thence west at Right angles with MuIber-
~ street one hundred ald seveuty-1Fe I-J
feet to the seZluuiur.
1 VIII convey only as trustee.
uOEAi a. Fl- s-W-t4gTE
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aSAG. b. IL SsbNs
PRIVATE
Medical Ulspensagy
No. ~ JeGersOn Street.
Hstase1 Nam and Front Row,
sEEa PHEs, IA. y


~ joins son is acEnoFi ICED 1yalfr q
- Les intefesleti- ~ By Ear thB unosf guccsea
- u aleian 10 lle fEsal115uf o. uli Fate CT
- ..lr7--tea- &ulf--- tuoroHgE and Doz1u8s
49, 49, SuAss ktlsfaulc q every case. male -
,s.iia.s, hec3i-t cases Of t4ornrrrsa ard syra l.
- -4l5a ~ a iea days, without tire ~ Il
luelcufys cnange ul lIa- o. rfu-Irrr... r-1..
-, ~ l1-liiatle las vest -
.-a,lt..t.7e 1lt1oIt tle use o. mercury. Ir-
Time. 7uilalers lroin i'm ,oteucy OF To- ?
sexual pow er restored t1 free vi-o- ia a = =
weeks VICTIMS Or ealf-Huliss and eroe-.- =
FeBery. suiferins nom lerulatgrrItar slrI l..-
81 physical sna mouisi power. sDsediIy aaa
permanently cured.
Particular attention paid ~ tas utasaseg-- Z
women, and cures glaE1elaad.
Tnroat and Lung Diseases cured ay. naa
rsusti -
y p q consultations .lriciIT coudlsnuaI.
8 D edicint4 ant BY express io aii nirts o. s-a
acuutrF.
Ofce hours fram e ala. BE- g p.ll. s1aass d.
from touFan.
apl dsW ID g. lHH atiIE ~.
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cHANcERY SALE
Thursday, December 3, 1874.
Trust sale.

ny virtue of a trust deed made to. me by
- w h. Cherry on the day Of February,
shelby county, in book 100, page s7S, will
offer for sale, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, in front OF the courthouse, in
the city OF Memphis, Shelby county Tennes-
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FRESH GOODS!

300 pkgs. new Minced Meat
500 boxes Cheese Nutmeg, Factory, Swiss, etc)
100 pkgs. Pearl Barley, Grits, Oatmeal, Farina
90 abs. Sweet Missouri Cider.
! car load Eastern Early Rose Potatoes.
car load choice Apples, Oranges, Etc.
1 car load new Mackerel, Whttehsh and
Salmon.
1850 pkgs. ! ew Raisins, Currants, Citron ard
Prunes.
$50 pkgs new Holland Herring, Goldfish and
Roe Herring.
375 bbls. white and yellow Refined Sugars.
80 sacks Rio, Laguyra and lava Cofees.
1000 cases Jellies and Preserves.
5001 cases new Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
500 pkgs. Pickles, In bbls, kegs and glass.
1000 bbls. and half bbis. Flour, all grades.
100 bbls. KrauI, Ham Sausage and Cranber-
ries.
$50 pkgs. Breakfast Bacon, Hams and Shout.
ders.
200 pkgs. Almonds, Pecans, Cream Nuts and
Walnuts.
100 bbls. new Beans, Hominy and Green Peas.
Also, a complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, not above mentioned, Wines,
Liquors, Cigars and TObaccos, for sale low 10
the trade, at
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICES hereby given Of my appointment
~ as ministrator Of MIS-. Jennie Is. Want
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate
viii settle at once. All pers01s having claim
against same VIII Present them at once dul Z
probaied. either at Judge Iarnigaa's, Mob
Madison street, or 10 me az kerrvilfe, Teun.
moi THOS, ID. HOBBS, Adnlinistralor.
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Trustees sale
Valuable Property $. IS. Corner Of Main
and Exchange Streets.


IN THURSDAY. DHCE III Z 10. - 4.
' st IL O'Clock am, on the =. ". corner OF
N sdisOu and Main streets. Memphis, I viii
sell to the highest bidder. Tor cash, the follow
ing property: A lot Of ground 81 feet and B
inches front on west line OF Main street, and
extending westward along the lire Of and
parallel with Exchange street al rlgut-au-les
from the 'front.' l4s5z feet % Exchange alleV.
and being the same property sold o Thomas
DugaD BIZ ,. NJ Nelson, l.. v. Frazer. and the
executors Of +. Titus, deceased, by deed bear
ing date llLn May, l84Z, and conveyed TO me,
as trustee. by deed from Thomas Dugau, % Sc
cure certain dcO-eduess therein specified e
this sale being made 10 carry out the pro-
visions Of said deed IA trust which is recorded
in the Registers office OF shelby county. on
the 10th day OF May, lo72, iu book 81, PAGE llI,
etc Right Of redemption waived, and title
believed 10 be good but I sell and convey
only as trustee.
noyiO JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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NicKsburg. "A handful OF determined
men are defending the homes of that
historic city. Once more will the negro
discover that he Il constantly being
urged to deeds Of desperation TO keep Ia
.fEna laLL- .L...-t H. .-lll.s..-- :
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MANHOOD REsT0RED.-A victim o
Youthful imprudence, causing premature de-
cav, nervous debility, etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found simple
self-cure. which he viii send free TO his fellow
sufferers. Address J. II. REEVES,!7S Nassau
street New York.
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bankrupt Sale.

IS Assignee or Partee & Harbert, Bank.
Il rupts, I viii, on
Wednesday. 9th day Of DeeeHber. 1874
in front OF my old ofice, No. Is Union street
sell 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, All the
Books belonging 70 said bankrupts, incIudfnc
all notes and accounts OF the drm OF Partse
& Harbert. REEFS il. EuNONnsflN
October L. ls74- Assfnrea
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----..--~-e .snSaIuuU-- wuetuer IL can De
patiently submitted TO IN Mississippi, OF
whether Il would bepatiently submitted
to IN Michigan OF Vermont, is part Of
the general problem before us. Presi-
dent Grant in his message declares fhaf
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.-......- y. as4Osaut anu cOTrupt OFFICIALS,
who, with one or two exceptions, have
plundered the public treasury and set
tue laws and rights Of the people at
defiance; that these officials OF late have
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Inc Deutscher Bruder-Bund will give
its fifth annual ball at Cochran ball. To-
morrow-night, and are making sr-
Engagements to insure for it a brilliant
evening OF pleasure and endowment The
.....-sl.rn.- Lii Al. n : = ~
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed IN trust made TO me by
d William a. Bowen. on the gath dav o.
april, Is74, and recorded in the Registers once
Of Shelby county in book No. I0l, page l57
and for the purpose Of paying the Indebted
ness secured therein. VIII offer for sale, al
public auction, to the highest bidder. for cash.
IN frOnt OF the courthouse, in the eli y Of Mem
PMS, shelby county, Tennessee, on
Tuesday, the 18th OF December, 1874.
between tee hours OF II o'clock am. and 2
O'Clock pm, the following described land,
lying in shelby county, Tennessee, in the city
Of Memphis, tO-wit: Ome-third undivided in
tersst in the following described lots, tO-wiL
Part of country lot No. is6, being lot No. II %.
John ID. Armour's SUBDIVISION OF siid country
lot, fronting fifty 90 feet OF the Pigeon ROost
road now Marshal aveuue) on the nOrtii
side; thence running back nOrthWarGly to an
alley 1881 feet. thence with said alley east
wardly is feet inches thence southWardly
l4S5S feet 20 said road or avenue-on which To-
stands twO-story frame dwelling, numb rel
BY street No. 81 on said road or avenue.
Also, part OF country lot No. 496, being To-
No 10 OF said subdivision. adjoining said last
described lot on the east Jana on which To-
stands a twO-story frame dwelling, uumberea
BIZ street No. s. on said road or avenue}
fronting 50 feet on said road or avenue, ana
running back TO the alley Aforesaid north
VYaTdiys thence with said sIley 50 feet 3inches
And Also patt Of country lot No. ls3, begin
ming on the north side OF Monroe street Is
ton street; thence eastWardiy with said stree
50 feet 70 q stake; thence north lh5S feet to an
alley. thence west on and with said alley3
feet TO a stake. thence south 1873 feet to the
beginning, on which stands small one story
frame cOttage-hOuse.
The right Of redemption is waived ana the
title believed TO be good, but convey oDlyls
trustee. j. A. Al DEkSDN, Trustee.
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ION JOHN 2. TREZEVAl.T. -.


ItHfk SESATnE'S EOEIC E.-HaviuE
| - qualified es administrator OF the estate OF
Louis LaCroix, deed, this is 70 notify all per-
sons having claims again 50 sand estate 90 pre-
sent them, duly prObat6d as required by law
or they " III De barred and al persons Indebted
/ 10 said estate are req o. esfed 20 come forward
and make payment Of the same
| JALOB LACHOIN.
| Administrat0r with viii annexed a.
! Z. W. Miller, Attorney. uOvII
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE B. R.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, EOVEsMBER
" Is, 1874, trains will run as follows:
ARRIVE. LEAVE.
New Orleans Mail, daiiy........3 .05 pm. 90 pm
Express Train daily Except
Sunday IS am. 4:lO pm
Freight gud Accommodation
daily Except Sundayl---....6. 90 pm. 80 am
Trains on this road make close con nectiOn
at Grenada with New Orleans, st. Louis AMI
Chicago Railroad for Canton, Jackson, Nicks-
burg, Meridian Mobile and New Orleans, and
for all points North and South; at Memphis
with connecting lines for all points North and
HaRSt, and with Memphis and Little Rock
ESAlway for all points in Arkansas. Texas,
and the West.
Tickets on sale at 81 Main street and at the
depot. N. BURKE, supt.
JAMES II. SPEED, Ticket Agent. nOvl4
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Trustees sale.
ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER ;, 1874,
AtI2 O'Clock n,

I WILL sell for cash, to the highest bidder, 40
Il the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets, lot -, containing 7}-l10 and one acres
OF lot p, o. \. II. TreZeVauts sr bdlVisiOu, ae-
cOrdjng TO the Terms OF the trust deed OF A. =.
Rankin, recorded in Registers Office, Book q,
y TlrgN y IT'D wv 4 rr T.rrrsfaa
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING been appointed by the Probate
nfnis:rator with the viii annexed OF Thomas
"A Buford, deed, this is TO notify creditors 10
at once nile their claims, and debtors TO pay
their debts. Il. d. WALLACE, Admir-,
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The COTTON MARKET yesterday vas
quiet, for the weather was wet and IN
favorable to going out, and so gloomy
and dark that one grade could not be
distinguished from another. New York
telegrsphed an easier market, but not
gu1Iaoly lower; closed quiet at l4sci fu-
lures closed steady. New Orleans closed
quiet and unchanged at l4lc. Liverpool
hrm and unchanged at I'D. La our
market the offerings were not liDerali
the inquiry, owing 10 bad weather, was
moderate; exporters took next 10 moth
fug-in short, iutOlerably dull; dark,
gloomy weather throws damp on ev-
erything. The consequence OF the de-
c -eased demand was easiness Of prices,
but quotations remained unchanged.
sales were at the following prices, a. re-
ported by operators: Ordinary, 12c;
good ordinary, lS}9l35c; low middling,
l3z6l4c; mIddling, lac; good middling,
I4j6I48c; a lot Of stained cOttons sold
at l2zGl3Ec. The following sre the OIL
eisl quotations Of the cotton exchange:
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OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. U. $. A. /
Har- Il 1874 q
H. ii. LUDWIG, Observer.
AogaFuauf NJ fSoafs

The steamer John B. Maude will
be in port ready to receive
freight this Wednesday, morning.
The Grand Tower, for st. Louis, de-
parted before daybreak with light car
go. The Utah, from above, put of $50
sacks ear corn, took on 10 tons way
freight, and cleared at daylight with 500
tons for Vicksburg and points this side.
The Julia, from below, came in before
dark, discharging l06 bales cotton and
50 sacks seed, and left for st. Louis after
dark with 100 barrels oil aud 3l9 bales
cotton, of which $50 bales she added here.
The Paragon passed up after dark with
$50 tons freight for st. Louis, dischRrg-
ing here lbs barrels salt, 100 boxes tin,
"a barrels molasses, and IS packages
sundries. The Fannie Tatum departs
for New Orleans this afternoon with
over 500 tons cotton and Oil-cake. She
is a good and staunch boat, and will re-
main in the trade during the season.
Private kilograms, received yesterday,
state that White river at JacksOnpOrt is
swelling from rain through tina, portion
Of the country. The Capital City, for
Vieksburg, passed south last night well
laden. The st. Joseph, from st. Louis,
came in after dark with $50 tons of grain
and produce. She went back during the
night with light freight. The st. Fran
els, for Helena, and A. J. White, for
Napoleon, cleared st dusk, with average
trims
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IMPORTANT.
M ENKEN BROTHERS.
WE ADVISE BUYERS TO
CONSIDER THREE THINGS In BUYING GOODS:

First-Tbat the Best Quality isthe Cheapest.
SeeOnd-NeVer buy Imitation or Old Goods
TirdTO House Integrity Dealing.
every goods guarantees
qualities
the first and quality the
longer, and givesTnOs satisfaction.
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SPkCIAL TU MEKUHHNy'D,

VtHE following goods, bought last week 81
L FORCED CASH SALES, are offered for
CASH AZ prices as low as by any house in the
United States, viz:
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iced Cutters, Germ shsIl|
tors Curry COnhs, Steel
Shovels and spades. 81
Eo1gs, Pots, skillet.