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onal Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MONTREAL, July 1.-The Board of
Police appointed committee to wait
upon the Orangemen, urging them not to
walk, as the force at the command Of the
Board is not sufficient to- insure them
protection. The excitement, as The day
approaches, is increasing. Guards from
the volunteer force are placed nightly at
tie armorles and the arsenal AT the ISL
and. ght before last the Victoria and
Prince OIL Wales Companies furnished
guards for this purpose. The Secretary
Of the Orange Committee writes to the
Mayor that ii protection is not afforded
the processlon!sts they Will lnv0luntu-
rily be forced to fall back upon their
motto, which is "D fence, not Defiance"
The Irish and French Catholic Societies
have passed resolutions calling upon
their members 10 offer no violence. The
unanimous opinion prevails amopg the
asssmDlage chat the pfocession, ii it took
place, would be attended with great
Dloudshed.
The O.augemen at meeting last night
resolved to Aaye no RroeesSino
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SPORTING NEWS.
Baseball.

The Cincinnati and Hartford Clubs
will play today at the Ball Park. Jones
mas ecovered, and will take his place
in the field.
The following games were played yes
terday:
National Associated Press to the Star.
PIrTsBURG, July 11.-Alleghaneys 8
Stars .. Syracuse 2.
SPRINGFIELD, o., July 11.-Champion
Guys y, Buckeyes y, in eleven innings.
AUBURN, N. Y, July 11.-Auburns g.
Crckets Dl Blngnampton 4.
PuUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, July 1l.-Vol
un eers l, Airing ons OF Staten Island 2
MEMPHIS, July 11.-Memphis Reds 10,
Evansville Blues =.
MINNEAPOLIS MINI, July n.-Chica.
gos u, minneapolis 2.
Pedestrianism.
New YORK, July 1.-THE challenge oil
e. p. Weston 10 walk Daniel OLeary
of Chicago, six or twelve days for $4,000
side, has been accepted by O'Leary
Weston stipulates that the contest shall
take place in London in September, and
agrees 10 allow OLeary's expenses.
O'Leary is still in this city, aud will re.
turn to Chicago In few days, The
Mayor and Common Council OF Boston
have invited him to walk six days In
that city, while prominent merchants o.
Newark, n. j., want him to attempt u
eXcel MesLoHs great leat OF Wa.ki4p
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LATEST LOCAL.

No business of importance transacted
by the Bard Of Public Works to-day.
A MAN named Charles Strumer fell
down stairs at No. 1863 Court street, and
disIocated his left arm. The bone was
replaced by DR.. Brant and he was taken
TO his home, No. 493 Vine street.
AT the regular meeting OF the Thes-
plan Literary Society the following VII
GERS were elected, viz: Il. McMullen,
President; q. Fenger, Vice President;
VIM. Won Bargen, secretary; A. Dress
ell, Treasurer; F. Arrico, Manager; j.
Krehbe i, Assistant Manager; 7. Dress
ell -, Sergeaut-al-Arms.
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NEW YORK CITY.
East River Bridge Cables.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, July 1.-the Assistant
Engineer OF the New York & Brooklyn
idye Company gives the following
notice to Mariners: son and alter
July II the strands OF the East River
Bridge cables will be in their final posi-
at the middle of the river, one hundred
and forty five feet above high water."
Australian Emigrants.
Messrs. r. W. Cameron & Co., the
emigration agents OF the Australian
Government, nave received letters from
their agents at Sydney, New South
Wales, stating that the passengers on
the N. Boynton and Sierra Nevada,
numbering over five hundred, had all
obtained employment within three days
alter their arrival.
English Cabs for the Streets.
Ga the 1st of October next New York
will see in her streets one hundred
coupes and fifty cabs built after the Eng
| fish Ha4som pattern. These have been
ordered from England, and will arrive
here by the middle OF September.
Coupes or Broughams are also being
built in this city.
Judge Hilton Anxious to AppeaSe
the Jews.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The interest iu
the hlltoA-oeligman controversy Is re-
vived by the fact that Gabriel Meter, OF
the Jewish banking-house OF Meter Il
Co., In this city, has received a letter
from Superintendent Watklnson, OF the
Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga, inviting
Meter and his family to occupy their
choice Of a suite of rooms at the hotel
this season. Meter refuses to have the
letter published or TO say any thing
about il further than that he intends TO
pay no attention to 1t. A friend OF Net
ter says it is in response to an appiica-
ton OF his for rooms made in u joke, TO
see what the result would be. for he did
not intend to take rooms, us hi, wife is
IN EuroDe
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He Took Strychnine-The Grass
- hOppers.

National Associated Press to the star.
MILWAUKEE, July ia Minneapolis
special to Wisconsin says that q man
named Hagerden. saw tiier, attempted
to commitsulcIde last evening by tax
ing strychnine In glass OF whisky. Hts
intentions were discovered. Two ply,
sicians were called and succee led In
extrlcating the poison.
The hopes which had been entertained
for the pact week or two that the grass
hoppers were about leaving the state
anu going back to the Rocky Mountains
were dampened by reports tlat they
had changed their base, and instead 0l
going west they were eastern-bound.
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cry premises OF Jacob Roth, Tor alIeged
violation of the revenue laws.
Capt. John A. Webster,
OF the Revenue Marine service, who died
In Baltimore ON the 81 inst, was about
ninety-one years OF age. He was COM
missioned Captain IN the revenue ser.
vice In 1919. and held the appointment
to the time Of his death.
The List of BePOvals
In the New York Custom House, recon-
mended by Collector Arthur, ls under
going rigid review in the Treasury
Department, and it Will be several day 6
before the list ls ready tor rpromulgation.
Alter consideration OF routine bust
ness, the Howgate Arctic Expedition
was referred to, and The qIestIOn as tc
whether the Navy Department should
render any assistance to the same was
discussed, but no decision reached; mel
ther on the Mexican question nor thu
indictment against the Louisiana Re
turning Board.
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The Coyington Light Guard last eyea-
ing attacked the Underwood gang near
GraysOn, KY, anu killed Three 49," GI.n.
turad ten men.
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AMnOA m ce mel m 70.

Select humorous readings will be
given this evening, by Mrs. e. Nj. Watt
at PRICES Hill Concert Hall.
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JrOK sALE-W holesaie peddling
Il wagon (two-horse), suitable for notions,
cigars, &c, nearly new, cheap. Apply at 81 W.
Penrl street 9-4t
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+ corner in the city, at a sacrifice. Apply to
". Ii. NEGLEY, northeast corner Fifth and
Main 10-4t
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TOR SALE OR RENT--FLOUR MILL--A
Il No. water power; desirable location; all
me latest improved machinery; capacity l5)
brls per day. For particulars address Post
Afice Box 8l4 1O-4t
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wv ANTED--SlT By man to do
w the work OF gentleman's place: good
horseman and gardener: good references Call
at 873 " est Court strecr. Vat
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wv ATION-By a first t-class
w carriage smith. on light work. Addre g
SMITH, 235 West Fifth street, in care Of S'an-
non. 9-4t
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VNTANTED - SITUATION - gentleman
w from Ireland wishes employment at any
business. Address WINNlAN, 43 George st.
11-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NNJ ANTED-sITU ATION-By miller; one
wv who can bring good fecOmmend datlons.
Address w. M. ROOKIE, Hamilton, o. li-4t
iVK7 7ANTEp-SITUAT ATION--As drayman or
w wagorfef; can give the best reference
Inquire at the corner OF Pierson and Fifth SITS.
1l-3t
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\A[ IIUN-As porter IN a
Hvhotcl or Wholesale house, by a young
ma0 Address A. H., care Y. NJ. &. A., south
saet corner Elm anu sixth streets. ll-4t
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE FAMILY CARRIAGE - For
Il winter or summer use; pole and shafts
also fine set harness. III Sycamore street.
93t
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NAV ANTED = SITUATION = AS cUachman
w and gardener, by married man who has
best reference as to ability and character. Ad-
dress or call at A. SIMPKlNSON'o residence
" est w aInut Hills 1U-3t
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NAI ANTED - 81 UATI IN = BY Young
w Boston man. who is thoroughly aequaint-
cd with the grocery and provision business.
Apply to + +. W., Il Mcf arand street. ll-3t
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.


1Ok kSALE-LAND-Ten acres OF ground
L With frame house of eight rooms, with
plenty OF fruit aud berries, situated one-hali
Suire on hill top. JOHN WILDEY. est
TOR SALE FARM- Good farm Of 97X
/ acres, situated 4 miles from Williams
burg, In Clermont County. Farm in good Or
der VIII sell ON VERY EASY terms. A good
Shance for any one desiring it to get good
home. Address B Is. S.. Star office, 23O Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o. jy25d&jy27w-1
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VNT ANTED - SITUATION - By single
wv German, sober, respectful, as coachnan
Or gardener: understands his business, any
kind Of work; best reference given. Please
address A. a.. = 2 Vine street. lJ-8t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
B AS E. B ALL!
HARTFORD8

ATI,
WEDNESDAY * THURSDAY, July
Hand 12.
GAME CALLED AT $3.50 O'CLOCK.
Trains leave Plum street Depot at 1880, 8
and $50 p. III. Special cars for ladies.
Adm ssion soc; children under fifteen years
80.
. Ladies' admitted to the GRAND DUCHESS
without extra charge. Tickets for sale at
Hawley's. John Z. Davis, John Donoyan's,
Plum street Depot, and Grounds, also at
Eighth h-street crossing, where all trains stop.
iy1ll-2t
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Inst what Expected.

New York Evening Post At at en-
tertainment given in Boston by the
Hellers of the night, at the suggestion
of lady in the audience the magician
placed his hands on the shoulder OF her
male companion and demanded that
Miss HELEN. who was exercising her
power of second sight" should read q
letter that was in the gentleman
pooket The latter became obviously
nervous and would have left the hall,
bnt the audience, comprehending the
situation, burst out in a roar Of laughter I,
and loudly called for the reading oil the
entire correspondence in his possession
Miss Heller accordingly read:
DEAREST GEoReE-Meet me at moon
light alone ON the common when 'ne
clock strikes 3.
The victim, amid the yells of the audi
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HAY-W oo@iO W per topi Hungarian and
lime Ann GEYENT.

LIME-The best quality Ia barrels is worth
80 In bulk, 81 hOi ordinary Dallas, 2jc, pei
bushe.
CEMENr-Rosendlo-- is worth 81 " barrel
Louisville best, lit le kept "a % " barrel
Dallas, % 50.
PLASTER IL worth IS 80 y barrel.
The Buppy;Ot the above mentioned arti-
les Is Am pie demand fur; murket arm.
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ehee, started down tho center aisle,
closely followed by his wife, who merely
stopped TO thand Mr., Heller, aud ex,
claim with an ominous shake Of the
mead Just what expected from the
odd deoeyerW
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nIDEs AND PELrRIEs.

HlDES-Dry tiint, ~ fbs and upward, l5o,;
dr' hlnt, IL his and upward, damaged lOo.:
dry. ilint, kips and cali, llc,; dry salt, 70 ibs
ana upward, no., green butchers, $40,
hHEEP PhLls-Eaoh, owing 20 wool, 900
2ac.i white wool, long, 2le,; white wool, fall
clip, lO@Ac,; black wool, iSc.
BUFFALO-Bull's, 4o.; cows, DO.
TALLoW-In barrels, 6hc.
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COM NiERCIAL,


FLOuR-Fair domand, which IL met freely
nc me lnllowlng quotations Crescent, Ia
nllils, a NO, san Jl0lutb tl iu, EmuTp I. "a.
MN ~ 2hi Eagle ~ O1i Magnolia, ia sacks,
u lbsn y 0l TOddH AK, 81 20, state
Central A&AAi ~ 5Oi Choice Family, sj25
HRAN-trom 10 20 SOC,
NONN MEAI.-Nln
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, December 5.--Stocks lower
Money per cent. cold u 095s. Exchange
long u sl1s; short 81 $40, state bonds lower.
Government bonds quiet.
Gold opened VI U256.
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Centaur
.Linir1 ents.
One Kind fol the Human "a mily.s
The Other for Horses and Animals.

The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Liniments are simply the wonuei OF
the world. Their ELECTS are little less than
marvellous
The white Iiniment Ia for tho human
family. twill drive rheumatism, 5otaticu
ana neuralgia rom the system; cure Lum-
bago, Chllblains, LockJaw, Palsy, Itch and
most Cataneous EruptlOns; II extracts frost
from frozen hands ana feet, ana the poison
Of bites ana gtlngA of venomous reptiles; II
subdues swellinks, anu Alleviates pain OF
every kind. When sprains or bruises occur,
to heal the injured parts The Ueniaur LIN
iment Is used with great eGica0y tor sore
Throat. 100thoche, Cdked Breasts, Eareche,
and Weak Back. The following is but sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, Joi TO-. Ind, May "a, 1878
al think " my duty to inform you that
llnve SIlefSd much with Siooiiea feet aud
chords. . few bottles OF Centaur Linimeni
has done Ne. tc0IH for me. ] have not been
free f'uip THESE swellingsiN eight trcrs. Now
am perfectly yell TIE Imminent ought to
ied .tg, 4"BENJAMIN BROWN /.
Tho proof Ia In the trial. 1t IL reliable, II
Is handy, itHis chonp, and every family
ch ould haze tho Mhitesn Ctaur Llnim en-
The IelIuw CenHur Fintment 10
If1NDitu w hh) tNAtEh iluHNltHt Ntluo anu
flesh o, boTBes and animals. IL has perform
cd inof6 wonderful cures Ia three years OF
SPAWN, strain, Wind-galls, Scratches,
Sweeny, hna general l.aneness than all
other remedies In existence, Read what the
great EXpressiGen say OF 1t:
'H .NEw YORK, January, lS,iH
"Every owner of horses should give the
Centaur Linlmaut tIial. We consider II
the bUst artlole over tsed In our sta bles.
up III. MARSH,
"Supt dams Elk. stable1, NY.
III. fuLAl, l,
"Supt, Y, $. FIX. "tRnlsR, NY
l l.f7i SAkBhnTB. OLIN,
"Supt. Nat. Elk. Stables. MY"
The bes. patrons of this Llnimeui are FAR
mer1and Veterinary Surgeons, who arc con.
annually using some Linlnont. IL heals
olls, Wounds ana Poll-eyil, reniov ess well.
lngs, ana Is worth millions Of dollsrs an
nually to Farmers, Livery stock s.row.
era, Sheep-felsors, and those having horses
or cattle.
What Farrler cannot do for 500 the Cen.
Laur Liniment will do ut trifins cost
These Liniuients are sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are va rrnnted
by the proprietoTs and n bottle will given
10 any Farrlor OF, physician who uesires to
test them t'lt RITZ '-
Laboratory Of ]. 3. Rose & Co.,
60 nay ST.. sESg yDpU.
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Evening aenort-EIne-c!ai.

New FORK, December 5-Sterling quiet
NJ IL 0lh Money q per cent. Gold is weaker
IT u 0AtS. Government bonds quiet. state
bonds heavy and lower.
NEW ORLEANS, December 5.-Gold VI OPS
al 02js, Sight u discount. Sterling bank
u gZn,
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL giyes to the Passenger view Of the grand
esl scenery, lnest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
IA passenger anu freight uains are SUI
passed by none In the State. Pullmen'f
Palace Drawing room and sleeping Cara
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X, y T. Ry
81 . 4. M; Hannibal vt 10 q. M, aud Hedalia
II i.2S p. m, runniug Through toiDenison,
sherman, Dallas, uearne, Ausiin and Hous-
ton without change cobnection isaieo nihde
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points
he connections OF this Bosd with tile NJ,
K. & L. Of DcDison for Il. Louis, hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas city end all
points North and East; With the Texas Pa
eitG nj sherman Cor. -. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
pitts, and ali points EAST ana routbeest, and
81 Hooston with the 81, II q b A Tor ban
Antonio, the o., II q IA Tor Galveston, the
Texas Il kew Uflean -itailwayf0 beHuuunt,
Orange, etc., The Morgan anu Mallory team
slfi lor all points on tie Gull and Atlantic
Coasts, and the LiyerpoolG 1exns steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, t2vre and other Eufo-
pean cities Are perfect, while It's frecdom
irOm. dust and heat Oh account OF the nnturs
OF the soil and the opcn pralfie country osef
which II passes, with its cooling sea oieezei
pleasant scenery OF broad piaiTiee, bfauiiful
groveB, well cultivated nelis OF eotions corn,
small grain, end fruits, render II especially
desirable and advantageotn to travellers and
shippers IA preferences 10 Others,
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
| except Saturday at 210 p. M, Houston
b.SO D. m Hearne at 2:25 p. M, Dallas 1855 o.
m. and Denison at ll:i6 a. M.
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NEW ORLEANS, December 5.-Flour Is
dull and nominal. Superi1ne 81 ~ A
Sd Is. xxx - WgsG 20; higher RIaut> .oet
y Corn tin wax anu lower while I493o;
yellow soc. Oats easier nv osy ~ ~ = ~
strous; c Is goes, ordinary o pnme -b5aS IA
sugar, demand Cd; common 70 1000 eouh a-
,nnn A. ,05c; iair to ia ~ lair OA9OAci ! ne
In choice IIfaTISt; yell EARNED '54e-'54e'
Muia>ses. active, d m Hn' hlSheii con- i iiyu
2, d23c; fair zosAigi chOl. S53's'' "i0''
orIinary to choice louisiana t9ehc'
Nrw YopK. Deem Der 8. Flour, 5glOc bet
,or n,nre doing m export; superiine W. siei d
and state "a gOa5 20, closing strong enieny
~ exnort: southern -four H,eady. wheat
iIaILc higher with fair inquiry tvih a =
e. hitter, active export home trade, ue-
n,and less active Wlthoui cnan I'm ply
@odse' Rio, quiet. wool quiet, Texas Ii9lec'
p,,r,uour. December 5.-Flour dull
u staadv. How ard street anu W. stern sn-
narai'e siaI u; extra si96; family - S99i -
aS,y NILS superfiue S4gi 90 extia - 0VSoi
| 10 brands S7a7 70. southern wheat que
a,,d arm: yststern quiet aud ste SOUTH
eru red, good TO prime, 81 osgl y, ~, ~
necsnber, 81 I2at 81; January " ~ 10. o.. I
=, az Southern corn steady ana larry nc
80. 1T ,,-sstern aLiet ard steady southern
| Thite sjgG2c; yellow oil9o1e'
Or I,turs. December III rur, quiet aho
EN-. estrs fall 81 65@i -. Wheat h,hl ~.
shaue better, 81 %; red ialI u go. ,niIs if,
SPY, ,sSs ljc. Oats higher, No. st1,c
gIo1s.,'d Farley steady WHISKY steady ~
nv ~ P,rk easier 1T Sl2 l2H Latd; on! ~
III ~ sol ers apart Offered, " ot- bnik ~
inlet: long clear middlet, " 80 fa,,,s 3siiT
gu,i,se tiiteen days old East - L2uls usii ~
o.; i2So'ad sbonlders Sc; do clear Tib sizes %
ei3 sIear aide. 6<aG =: SALES IA san noli
49, =, agteen dave. Gieen meats 2 1iel' clea
nv nv ~ We Bacon quiet, clear sides Vc'
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CONSTRUCTIONS.

AT TRXARKANA, with all trains on
Louis a Iron Mountain and 10, Railway 70
all points North, EaHt aud Southeast.
Az LONaVlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
nicola, with all trains ON the International
X. X. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and ban Antonio.
AZ DALLAS, with trains o. the Houston
aud Texas Central X. II. foI CorHicRna,
Moxia Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan,
Hemp, teAd, Brenham and Tor all points Ia
Middle aud southern Texas,
A. hllERMAN, with III. n 4. q. Railway,
for all noipls ON the Inc OF that road.
Al FORT WORTH, with stages for all
points In western Texaa.
: AtsHRE yEpORr, with Red River steam-
ors for Now Orleans. NlHlhN
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NEW YORK, December 5.--Cotton is firm.
B TUESDAY, WED'DAY,
9 YpIs%ds. il} e i ii}sS
Aales a23 bales. Futu. os active and strong.
December II 47@li 49c January IL 529ll 04G;
February IL 86@l Csc; March ii 7S(yll soc;
April Ii 92@ll 9Sc; May L U51l2 or.
NiIhC-CuLtun nrm. uplands ii 7-l6c; Or
leans IL 9-l6c. sales 6i6 bales.
Co solidaGed net receipts iONSo Dales. Ex-
norris 10 Great Britain 4J,4S3 bales; France
1850 bales; continent 1882 bales; channel
:, 20 bales.
Net receipts 40 bales; gross 7dl bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales l2,DtO Daies.
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Mlddliug Uplands.... i-ldd va
M.ddling Orleans. q ll-l6d 614d
sales 1900 balCs; spucuiatlOns and export
600 balts; recei ts 400 bales; American
1,OI0 bales. -,
Futures opened l-32d cheaper but nave
since become iir.ner.
Uplanas, low lniddling clause, Deem beI
delivery 81sd ;December and January Q 1850
January ana February l5-3296 7-lBd; Feb.
mary md March 6 10 S2gULd; March and
Aprir6 1890; April ana May v-lOi; new
cr,,p shipped January ami February by sal
aid; upltnds low IN ddling clause shlpped
Fe6runry a d .darch by snll o l7-8-0L6 1851
2p.m.-r'utureU easier. Upl ,nds, low mid
ding clause, new crop SIN ped Novem bel
and December by sail l5-S2d.
|n,m.-Uplands low middling clause Feb
rusry and March delvery lo.32d; March
and April SD. ,,s ,.,,,
5p. mixtures closed weaker Win ree
seiir,s ri determinations. Upiands low mid
ding clause April and May delivery I-a2d
NEW OsLxANs, December 5 -Night-Cot-
ton active, shade higher. Sales W. baies.
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~ the fair grounds, under good fence,
over one hundred tress growing house o5xf9
feet, good well for si,Ao; ons-thiId cash,
balence on long time. Open for eight days.
Call 81 l07 Lamar street. noy2f-luk.
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON. December 5.-Cottou, receipts
3.7V7 bales Sales Also bales. Stock Sl,i6S
bales Exports coastwiso - bales. Mar
ket strong
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uides aud wool.

sAryEsroS, December s. Hide. are qu siiso
as Arm. Dry selected io1sG ,s,l Vet saited
s,hsS ran sISc; selected sc; butchers
green nc, &c OF for gTub.. a. ,,,ht FREE Of
WooizFIrm; medium 70 nne NV. wsst,
hrrs ~ a25c: coarse and heavy i09i0ei "e''
arm and Mexican ilalfc.
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Haust0H and Texas Central Railway
( Bay Tour Tickets ard ship Tear Freight

The following Ofsees and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. uhefe
information may be had CONCERNING ne
only the Il. 7. b. Railway, but Texas sen.
III. N MANCHESTER Eastern Passenger
Agent, at Broadv. y, N. Y.
Gen. ]. II. ROe ER'IeON, Pass. lmmi2ra-
tlot Agent, liS N. Third street, st. Louis Mo.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. AEents iol
Clark street Chicago, III.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Assnt.No.
T,urnett House. Cincinnati. Ohio.
j. r.. COFFIN, southern Passenger Agent,
rinfornaiion may also 30 had 81 The seen-
a - OF the n X. at. Railway. In New York,
C.iieago, Cincinnati, HsnpihaI and stLoris
Cent Pa = Freight kst Houston. Isxs>
:" s ssss so. Hopsscn-.r,reisnsun