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LepIne to Be Hanged.

ST. PAUL. November Q "A Fort Garry
special to the Press states that Lepine was
sentenced TO, death in the Court of the
Queens Bench, the Judge having denied
the motion for o new trial. Lepine is to
be hanged on the 29lh Of January, for
completely in the murder Of Scott, q Cana.
dian. tits generally anticipated at Fort
Garry that the punishment will be COM
muted by Earl DuiIerin,
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Yesterday swede named Huy, resid.
ing 10 this city, accompanied by his little
daughter, aged ten, went nutting over the
river in ArkAnsss, and took his gun with
him. 10 the evening, on returning across
the river at Hopefsld, he was Sccosted
ey two armed negroes, who ordarad him
TO deliver up his gun, and on his refusal
one Of them pushed his little girl aside,
while the other fired two loads Of bird
shot into his face and body. Huy fred
IN turn, sending similar charge into the
face Of the negro who shot him. In q
few moments he was surrounded by q
crowd ol angry negroes, who started with
him for Marion, since when nothing has
been heard Of him by his friends.
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A small Town Rurned un,

PETTsBURGH, November 2.-St Joe, a
small oil toWn in Butler county, Pa, was
destroyed By fire this afternoon. Twenty.
FIVE dwellings, two drug stores aud seV.
eral livery stables were consumed. The
fire originated in detective fue. No "a,
innate Ot the loss can be formed at
present
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BAILEY, the Danbury man, writes from

BAILEY, the Danbury man, writes from
England that the English are generally
bow.legged, Notwithstanding their ad-
yantsges during the past three centuries.
He attributes II to their standing on their
ieet at an extremely early age, adm!riDg
the aspect OF their public debt,
The probabilities are that the coming
generation Of Americans will be cross.
eyed, owing to their inlAu,ile attempts TO
distinguish ten cent from a fifty cent
'hinplaSter, or to tsthom the mystery of q
one.dollsr note with an Z on tho back
Of H.
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Thank.glvlnr In Ohio.

COLUMBUS, November 1.-Goveruor
Allen today Issued proclamation desip.
mating Thursday, the 26th day Of Noyen.
Der, Us day for thanksgiving and prayer
In recognition ot a custom older than
Ohio and responsive 10 the religious sen
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Arre.ted uud.r ,he Enforcemep,An

SELMA, ALA November2,-Mr. Digs,
County Solicitor. and Mr.. MorSap, Tax
Collector, both Republicans, we're arrest.
ed here to-day under the Enforcement
Act The affidavit was made by John
slesby, independent Republican candida
for the oflce OF Tax Collector, and
charged the defendants with conspIring
to iDtimidate colored men from voting
the independent ticket. The United
ststes Commissioner bound both over 10
the District Court
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IDjunctiOn Denied In the Toledo
RuFiaI Case.

TOLEDO, November 2.-The Court Of
Common Pleas, Judge Collins presiding,
to-day rendered decision In the Catholic
Cemetery case, referred TO in former dis
patches, refusing 10 grant the injunction
applied for by John Wynn to prevent in.
reference by Father o'Reilly with the
burial in St Francis Cemetery OF Wynn's
wife, a uon.communicant.
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THE TURF.
THE FASHION sAcEs,

TRENTON, N. ], November 9.-The
race at Fashion Stud Farm to-day be-
tween Jay Gould and Sensation was won
by the former. Time, 2:23i, 2:24f, 2:27.
Goldsmith Maid trotted against time
with running mate in 2:ls.
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FOREST FIRES.
rHNATI, November S-The
tOFpgfg In fhn aonthar, -,
Killed by The Cars.

CIcTHEAT1, November 2. - Frank
thompson, q passenger on the.short Line
killfosd, from Dayton, was run over
by the cars about hall past 0 to night, In
the city limits it is suppose while in at.
tempting to jump CT while motion.
his dead body was found half an hour
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SAN FRANc6co, November s-Th,
Nevada Republicans estimate that theJ
will carry The State by 500 msjority
Tho excitement to-day at Virginia City
and Gold Hill is intense. Great interest
In the result Is ielt here. E5#
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 9 Complete returns
oi the election held yesterday in Pas De
CSlsio, Tor Deputy, show that Delllsse En-
Grands, q BonaparIlst, was chosen BY
decided msjorily.
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ST. LOUIS.
DIED yRoM ruEm INJURIES.

ST. LOUIS, November 2.-Michsel
Joyce and Patrick Fasan, two oithO men
ScSldSd BY the boiler explosion a. the
Vulcan Iron Works, IL South 81. Louis
Friday, have since died, and Michael
ConrGy, another victim, Is not expected
70 live, ..-.-. .......'.
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TRENTON, N. ].

OPENING OF BIDS YoR rHE STEVENS
BATTERY.
TRENTON, N. j., November 2-The
bids lOr the Stevens Battery were opened
at the Stste House BY the Governor TO.
day. An agent Of the Government put
in bid OF $l45000, with the condition
that i shall be ratified by Congress. John
Roach bid 100000. No award was
made.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
cADLR PICKED up.

NHDUH TIVkED UP,
LONDON, November 2-The cable OF
The Direct United States Company which
parted and was lost while being laid by
the Farsday has been picked up by that
vessel In lat 503l, long e9:l9, At deptb
Of ,s1l tathoms. The cable ls In a per.
feet condition. Il was spliced 10 the por-
ton remaining on the Faraday thll morn.
ing and the work Of paying out again
commenced.
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FORTRESS, MONROE, November a.
Rain has not fallen In the Lower Pennlsu.
lar counties for more than a month and
vegetation is suffering.
a large fire is raging In the great dis,
mai BWRmp.
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FIRE RECORD.

CINCINNATI, November 2-The char
coal In the stock house oil the Vesuvius
Furnace, at Ironton, Ohio, was burned
on Saturday night. Loss $4,000
Ihe citizens al Russell, KY, yesterday,
were making strenuous Gxsrtions to pre-.
vent the fire from the surrounding woods
from burning their town. The woods for
thirty miles back Of lhem we're on fire,
q great deal Of dsmsge being done.
A hre at Reading, Ohio last night, de.
stroyed the brick saloon OF L. Zsigler.
Los 5000. Goeterman, a butcher, loses
$1,000, and Walters his cigar factory.
FERE AT PArNKsvILLE, o.
CLEVELAND, November IA fire at
PsinesVille this evening the wooden tooth
pick and cigar lighter factory Of Pratt
Bros. Loss about $25 0G0; no Insurance..
The st. Clair street school house, a large
brick building near the factory, wss dam.
sged 70 the amount Of $1,000. Insured
in a Liverpool company.
FOREST FIRES.
CIScIHNATI, November 3-The fres
10 hVe forests In the southern part Of
Fairfield county sent such dense smoke
INTO Lancaster 10 day that the gas lamps
had to be lighted.
The forest fires between Baiubridpe
and Bonneville, Ross county, 50 com.
pletely destroyed crops, fences, live stock
and houses as 10 leave many farmers des.
uIute' Measures are being taken for their
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Bishop CummIps,

ST. JOHNS, n, B, November 2.-Bishop
Cummins preached here yesterday and
administered communion 10 the members
OF the church organized here. ae will
visit other parts Of New Brunswick
where the movement has extended. :
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The CIusalera.

CEcrNSAT1, November 2.-Sueet visi.
tauons and prayers at the saloons com.
menced at Washington Court House
saturday, but has not been prosecuted
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MEMPHIS.


MEAPHs, November 2-ThVre Is very
little excitement over the election 10
morrow. The municipal authorities have
ordered all saloons TO be closed. A list
Of the supervisors appointed for each
voting place BY the United States circuit
Court Is published.
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A NEGRO OUTRAGE.

numbering sixty, lett here to. day for Dal-
las, Texas, via Little Rock.
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BY TELEGRAPH

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
By the Western Union Line.
)mee HorthWGst cor. Of Main and Monroe ats
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, November IS.-FlOuT,
and wheat quiet. Corn, 7l@75c. Oats
quiet, 58G60c Pork firmer at S2l.
Bscon-nOne. Sugar-cured hams, 129
123c. Bulk meats, 7s@73c, 104@l04@
l049llc. Lard-tierce, 149l4!c; kegs,
159l5lc. Whisky, CSC.
CINCINNATI, November Is. Flour
quiet. Wheat steady; red, 81 O4tGl 0S.
Corn in fair demand and prices ad-
vauced; ear, 64965c; shelled, 66967c.
Oats firm at 5495Se, Butter steady.
Cheese quiet. Pork firm, $50 spot;
$50 SO seller January and February.
Lard firm: kettle, I4c; steam, Isle spot.
Bulk meats firm at 7ft97sc, 104@l03c.
Bacon scarce and firm at 81, 100 4c.
Whisky steady, CSC. Green meats firm;
shoulders, 797fc; sides, 93e; hams, l02c.
CHICAGO, November 1S.-Flour
quiet. Wheat quiet and weak; No. 2,
SSc cash. Corn in fair demand and
higher; No. ,, 7Sc cash; 725c seller all
the year; new, roc. Oats steady; No.
2, SOC cash; 49sc seller all the year. Pork
opened firm, but closed dull and quiet;
$40 cash. Lard in good demand at full
prices; 1S39I 1886 cash; Is 35c seller Feb
ruaTy. Bulk meats active: partly cured
shoulders, &c; short rio middles, 9sG
&c; short clear, Zoe, all loose. Green
hams, l04c, l5-pOund average. Whisky
steady 9sc.
Isl. LOUIS, November lS-FlouI-
good demand FOR low grades; superfine
western, So 1904; western extra, S4C9
4 Is; double extra, 81 2594 90. Wheat
quiet but shade better; No. red fall,
sc bid. Corn shade higher; No. /,
7097l2e, according to location. Oats
firmer, 559552c cash; SOC seller all the
year. Whisky firm at 81. Pork firm,
$50 cash. Dry salt meats nominal; no
movement in round lots, only an order
trade; packed lots sold at previous
prices. Bacon nominal; no stock. Lard
lower; spot, 1899 cash; lSc seller Janu-
airy and February.
NEW YORK, November is Flour
less active, closing quiet. Wheat heavy
and l92c lower; No. Chicago, 81 0TCa,
10. Rye -four firm, 81 1905 IS. C6rn.
meal steady, 81 1904 rs. Corn heavy
and lower; mixed western, 9l@92c in
store. Coffee firm with good demand.
Sugar firmer but quiet; refining, 7595ec;
refined in fair demand but Irregular, 9tC9
I03c. MOlasses quiet; New Orleans, 62Iay
Csc. Rice dull. Petroleum steady but
dull; refined, 10ge; crude, 5(95se. Pork
firm; western mess, SO 75tG2l. Cut
meats quiet. Middles quiet; long clear,
lie. Lard firm; prime, Isle. Butter
unchanged. Cheese unchanged. Whisky
steady At 81 03. .---
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Fed CuttsE.. Corr shsII.
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COPTOX MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH

By TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS, November ls.-Cotton
steady.
LOUISVILLE, November IS.-Cot-
ton quiet, l4lc.
CINCINNATI, November IS.-Cot-
ton quiet, l4ie.
NEW ORLEANS, November Is, II 80
= N Demand good; middling, l42c;
sales, 1900 bales; receipts, 1902 bales.
2 p.m.-Net receipts, 1874 bales;
gross receipts, 3l46 bales; exports to
Great Britain, 1850 bales; to the cOnti-
nent, 40 ilales; sales, $500 bales; stock,
ll3, OPS bales; market quiet and I'M
changed; middling, l4zc.
LIVERPOOL, November is, u: SOp.n.
Cotton firm; middling uplands, T3d;
Orleans, Std; sales, 1900 bales; 1900
for export aud speculation. Cotton arri-
walls. l-l6d lower. December and Janua-
~ Sd ipments from Savannah or Charles
ton, good ordinary, 1l-l6d.
3p m.-Sales of American cotton to-
day, 5000 bales; October and November
shipments from Savannah or Charles
ton, good ordinary, ed; December and
January shipments fIom Savannah or
| Charleston, low middling, I'D.
$50 pm. - December and January
shipments from Savannah or Charles
ton, low middling, Il-l6d.
NEW YORK, November Is, 1925
am.-Futures quiet; January, Is LEGO
ll51c; February, l5R@l5 7-l6c; March,
1916; April, l6@l6 l-l6c; December,
l4s9l45c.
i5:l5 p.m.-Futures steady; January,
lI5 I-l6GI5sc; February, 15sG154c;
March, Is ll-166l53c; April, Ice; De-
| cembeT, II 1876; sales for future delIv-
cry, Il, 200 bales.
l2:l7 p.m.-Cotton easier, but not
! qu0tably lower; sales for export, %
bales; 10 spinners, ISL bales to-day and
AIS bales last evening; sales in transit,
$50 bales last evening from Galveston
on private terms.
2:40 p.m.-Futures easy; January,
Is l-l69l5lc; February, l5g@l5 7-16c;
/ March, IS n-169l5}c; April, l69
l6l-l6c; May, Is 5-l6c; June, Is 9-l6c;
July, l6 l3-l69l6sc; November,
la ll-l6@l4sc; December, IA l5-l6c;
sales Of futures, q 500 bales.
! Net receipts, SIS bales; gross receipts,
G555 bales; exports 10 France, 400 bales
sales, l55S bales; stock, 99,465; market
dull; middling, l4sc.
Cotton report for five days at all the
United States ports: Receipts, 81, S21
bales; exports to Great Britain, IS, AIS
bales; to France, 342S bales; to the con-
tinent, 9777 bales; coastwise, $40 bales;
stock, 4g7, 1873 bales.
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rent and fat. Government bonds OPEN
Ell firm and closed steady, az prices
slightly or from morning guotstions
iC;oiipons of 1881, 1l93; 1882, iI2s; 1854,
/ ia: 1885. II5s; 1855, new, us; 1867, llSi /;
| 1865 I1Ss: new S., 1928; l040s, ll34;
currency IS, 1lSl. State securities
we're dull: Missouri Sc, 95@; old
tennessee, rs; new Tennessee, IS; new
Vjreinja, 395; old Virginia, SO; old North
| Carolina. I8; new North Carolina. Is.
! Railroad bonds were firm in tone but
without important change in prices.
( Money was active at 3aGl4 per cent.
Stocks were barely STEADY IN the morn
| ing, but the leading shares soon became
scnve and strong, and prices advanced
from I to / per cent; later, there was q
- bear y movement and a decline OF 70
Ii per cent took place. During the
afternoon there was n recovery, but at
the close they had the best of the fight,
and prices we're Off to per cent from
the best prices of the day. Transactions
at the stock exchange aggregated $50, 900
shares, OF which (besFs) p 600 were
Western Union, r. 600 Pacific Mail, 5000
New York Central, "a, 600 Lake Shore,
5000 Union Pacific, $4,000 North
western, 1900 st. Paul, IL, 600 Toledo
ana Wabash, and Is, 600 Ohio and Mis-
sissippi. The secretary of the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad has addressed
letter to the stock exchange, notifying
that body of the discovery of fifteen
forged one thousand dollar bonds of the
issue OF 1853 The bonds are well exc
cuted and likely TO deceive even the ex-
perienced. They bear the signature of
VIM. B. Ogden, and come from Phila-
delphia clearinghouse, where they had
been received in the regular course Of
business. The compaBy's officers have
been very successful in stopping the
fraud so far as payment by the company |
is concerned. They recommend that
the bonds Of the company be presented |
at the Office for Identification as 10 !
Closing quotations Were: |
Canton, 62f; Western Union Tele-
graph, S04; Quicksilver, 80; Adams
express company, III; Wells q FaTgo's |
express company. 800; American ex
press company, 6244; United States ex-
press company, 633; Pacific Mall, As; |
New York Central, 10l3; Erie, 2S2; Erie, /
IS; Harlem, 1870; Harlem |
preferred, l25; Michigan Central, IS;
and Fort Wayne, $40; North |
western, AZ; Northwestern preferred, |
593; Rock Island, 1901; New eIsey |
Central, So; st. Paul, 363; st. Paul pre-
'erred, 569; Wabash, 3ls; Wabash pre-
Ierred, 43; Fort Wayne, 93s; Terre
Haute, 1O6; Terre Haute, preferred, ia;
Chicago asd Alton, lOl Chicago and
Alton preferred, l0T; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, BIZ; Cleveland. Columbus and
IS; Burlington and Quincy,
IO4; Lake Shore, S9s; Chicago, Col
lmbus and Indiana Central, 81; Illi-
1ois Central, 81; Union Pacific, So; |
Central Pacific bonds, 955; Union Pa
cific bonds, S0B; Delaware and Lseka-
wanna. I098
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TIE GENERAL MARKET was quiet;
.o-,1s or two baats were in, but they deliy-
cred nothing that caused animation.
CORN in second hand sacks was offering
aud sales Of mixed were made at $685.;
some choice white WIS held AZ SSc, but
there were 90 buyers AT that figure; all
fine corn was new but in good condition.
ygyg. bran aud hsy were without move
r,eut. C0rnme0t sold 81 81. with very
.mAu demand; il was said that s2ies
baa h.sn made for less, but we could
not trace out such transactions. P0to-
fgcs sold ri - p for New York peach
blows and s. for early rose; this was a
ne railroad depot; for western on The
landing, s. 1902 IS was given Tor rus
sets, ana s. 50g2 go for peacholoWs. Inc
Eog produce remains as reported on
Tuesday, yet the price IN the nfst mar
Eet is advancing. Tie reason OF lhIa
Is thst the scarcity Of meats
here, during the lowest rate Of prices
7.rzrsuted the fall effects o. the decline
being eIperiencedi now meats are ar
,,,-ir,,r thst were purchased when prices
were lowest, aud the purchaser gets the
advantaEe-a thing buyers Wlll 90 Wen
t0 notice. 81. Louis papers OF lpesuag
saw. "Rlver rates were advanced 10 all
FHUnFIEa. llNi4 AtalH AAAAas ANe ~
ana agd sc on pound freight. Corn
meal was dull at 50 50G3 IS for city
made
Quotations are for round tots, unless 9TH
sr,Oise expressed; and for feed and
,,ro ace, ieses rates. For small pur'
rhqses. rates are propoTtfonotety
higher.
APPLES AND PEABs-Apples are ia
fair demand; common, S2,eSi medium,
g 25a3 so; fancy, S4G5. California
pears al 81 50a5. Sale OF 10 bbls. fancy
apples a. s.
BUCKwHBAT FLOUR-Per bbl., So 80.
BALING STUFFs -Bagging weak az
lgs for . n aud 1910 for q 10. Irvine,
per Ii d, I49l5c. Ties per n, 896ac for
spliced old. 20 7973c FIR regular patterns
~ new. Prices show irreEuiarlty.
BRAn-No hing on landing In store,
BErAxs-Hsdlum, 90 2OS2 40; picked
B1ITER-Per 10, for choice, SS9S5c;
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

peal, This Izth day Of December, Is7f
T., ". CALDNfEfI.TP
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saturaaI. Deeember b, 80.

within IsEzl hours, the following described
property, sttuatsd IN Memphis, Shelley coun-
". rsnnessee, to-wit:
First--A lot Of land on the north side of
Beale street, and east Of DesOto street BEGIN
ming a. a stake on the east line Or q lOt con-
veyeo % Joseph SchOonOVer by one Jacob
Spivey, and running thence north with said
thence vest and parallel With Beaie street -
feet 70 q stake; thence south and parallel
With east Line before mentioned 100 fe-U 10 "a
stake on Beaie street thence east on north
line OF Beale street - feet 10 the beginning.
Seeond-A iOrOf land on the uorth side Of
Besle street, bounded as follows Beginning
81 stake on The north side Of Beale street l06
fees east OF il intersection with the east side
OF Desoto street, running thence east with
Beaie street "a feet 10 a stag e; thence north
WanuiF "a feet. thence west parallel with
Beaie street s. feet; thence south parallel with
DesOto street " feet; thence west parallel with
Beale street l85s feet 70 a stake; thence south
parallel with DesotO street 80 feet % the be-
ginning
Thfrd-Lot No. ., OF blscsz 4, being 20 feet GA
The west side OF chester street, between Hu.
ling ana Trezevant streets, and running back
10 the river.
Fourth "A part Of lot So, being > feet on
south side OF Madison street, by IS feet deep,
bounded on the north BY Madison street, on
west and south BY lots OF G. " Lincoln. On
this lot there Is a three-story house.
Terms or Saie-Ou \ credit Of : and y
months; notes with approved security re-
quired; lien retained TO further secure same.
Equity Of redemption barred.
This November Il, 1874.
4. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY K. J. Black, ID. G. and d.
Mcdowell & Johnston and Collier & Hous-
ton, attorneys novlS
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HONEY MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, November lS.-Rentes, elf.
45c.
LONDON, November lS.-AmOunt
~ bulljon withdrawn from the bank on
balance to-day is e67, 900. COnsols for
noonev. SO; On account, 9Ss; United
states eoupons-5-2Os Of 1865, lost; do.
lS6T. 1904: lO-40s, l04l; new 5s, 1881
Nav York Central, 50; Erie, 2o5S264
Erie prefeue I, 4S.
NEW YORK November ls.-Cns-
toms receipts, S2s7, 900. Treasury dis, dis,
bursenents, S277 COG Sterling, 4S594s9a
Tor long and short. Gold opened It llls,
declined 70 100, and closed az lit.
Clearlngs, $50. OOO, 900. Carrying rates,
/ to per cent; borrowing rates, ] per
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, November 1S.-There
was fair animation in the package and
jobbing trade, and large auction sale
of domestic shawls and felt skirts at
traeted the largest attendance of the
season, and was q success. Cotton
goods steady at unehanged prices. Side
band prints active, and fancies at prices
are selling freely. Repellsuts more ac-
tive. One thousand pieces Guient's
black silks will be sold at auction Tues.
daV next
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OFFICE oBs., SIG. SER. U. s. A. ,
Nnvprn hap ~ Tg-E
H. NJ. LUDWIG, Observer.
Movement OF Boats.


II. NJ. LUDWIG, Observer.
Movement Of Boats.
The Glencoe from st. Louis had for
this city 275 kegs nails and 10 packages
sundries, and departed for below at
noon drawing six feet, with fuel boat in
tow. The G. w. Cheek, from Osceola,
brought 81 bales OF cotton, ii bags of
cotton, and 647 sacks cotton-seed. The
John Is. Maude, from New Orleans,
came in during the afternoon with %
bales cotton, so barrels molasses, 2l5
sacks salt, and $50 packages sundries
She returns this afternoon with over
1900 bales Of cotton. Captain John
Noel goes out in command. The Frank
Forest, from the upper coast, came Ia
with ll9 bales cotton and 205 sacks cot
ton-seed. The Fannie Tatum cleared
for New Orleans after DARK with 6eo
bales cotton, 2400 sacks 0Il-oaks, and 4l6
barrels oil. The Phil Allin, over
due from below, had not made
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