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DR.. Sydney Davieson's
ARRIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,

DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,
M II. c. S. LONDON, NJ. y. Giesen,
| Author of "Practical Observations on Ner,
vons Debility Essay on Marriage"
etc, Senior Proprietor Of the Mis-
souri, State Mnseu - Of Auato ny,
n. Louis, Missouri,
Be1s to inform the citizens of New 0rleans
and vicinity, and especially those who have
already awaited Themselves Of his services,
that he has returned to the city for the sea
son, and may he consulted, till tie 3lst March
next, at bis old rooms,
o Eampmrt street, en- Canal and
CHstOnai0.se,
aud may be consulted DAILY from 10 am. till
Bpm, and from 8 NIL 8 pm.
DIR. DAVIDSON, having adopted as his
line of Practice the treatment and cure Of
EoryoH. Diseases,
has snent wears of study and research in that
branch of Medical Science bearing specially on
the sullcrings arising from YOUTHFUL FOL.
LIES OR INDISCRETIONS, causing ner-
vous, mental aud physical debility, and the
loss of all vitality. aud his long and varied
experience in the beet European Hospitals. To.
gether with years of the most successful
practice, both in Europe and America, eDtitle
him to guarantee
Relief to NIL sHfEsrGrs
who consult him. DR.. DAVIDSON has been
specially and remarkably successful in his
Treatment by Correspondence.
II is, however, desirable that at least one
personal interview should BIO had, ii %practic-
able.
DIR. DAVIDSON especially invites the at
%teutiou of those vino by placing themselves
under the care of ignorant charlataus have
only increased their suiFerings. The physi.
clan who understands his profession and laboTs
with Intelligence to advance it in the respect
of men, is "A benefactOr to mankind, and the
high esLimatiOn 10 which DIR, DAVIDSON is
held by physicians themselves, is proof that
all who apply to him may have
Implicit Faith ia a RupId and Per-
M vent Care.
Or. DAVIDSON work, practical Obser.
yations." now in Tooth edition, will be
found a valuable quite, and may be had. bound
in cloth, price IS cents, by addressing the
author, DR.. SYDNEY DAWSON, No. 9
Rampart street. between canal and Custom
New Orleans, or from GEO. ELLIS,
bookseller. opposite the pOstUtiice.
DIR. DAVIDSON may be consulted at No. 9
Rampant street, between Canal and Cnstonl-
house, New Orleans, up to the 3lst of March,
after which his address will be l705 OLIVE
street, st. Louis, where he has been perma
nently located for many years.
Office hours from 10 am. TO 3 pm, and from
to 8 pm. Sundays, 10 m. I'LL 2 pm. only
novl5
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Interview with Boo Toombs:
Yes sir, l ON going to Paris. 1t
will be the third exposition that l
have attented in hal city. | at
tended the exposition of 1855 as q
senator, | attended the exposition
in 1867 as a refugee, and / am going
TO this one as u gentleman.
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M. B, Richmond,
REAL ESTATE
AND
RENTAL AGENT.


EAST PAsCAGOULA, MISS
Will give prompt attention 10 the ,sale and
renting of real estate, houses, etc. Parties
having lands and houses for sale or rent. Or
those wishingto rent or purchase, will find II
to their interest to address us as above.
We have the following places to dispose of
FOR SALE
A seashore residence, orange grove and
n farm of leo acres land. on Pascagouia bay,
within Il half mile of ~Paseagoula, Miss, and
one and a half miles from the New Orleans
aud Mobile railroad. On the place there are
800 Young and thriving orange trees. one acre
in sugar cane, some sweet potatoes, nn abuud-
nnce OF COW peas for hay and seed, manure
tor use Of farm. and plenty seasoned wood for
fuel daring the coming winter. Fine shady
yard, two story house of ten rooms, well fur
nished in country style, summer honse; also
another house OF 3 rc0me, one cottage OF 2
rooms stable, carriage house, chicken house.,
carriage and cart, with harness for both, a sail
boat complete, two cows and calves, etc. Also
sugar mill and evaporator, with capacity oftwo
hopHheads sugar per day, will be sold with the
place if not disposed Of before. The above
property will be sold at a sacrifice of $4,000
from the purchase price. Title perfect,
ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for Pasca-
II gouIa propeIty-a 20 acres of land lying
within a half mile of the New Orleans aud
Mobile railroad, at Fernland Station. % miles
west of Mobile and 10 miles east of Pascal
goula. Thel il on the place a frame house of
four rooms, ten foot hall, kitchen aud diuing
room, stable, etc, and good water. The land
is well timberedj has some fruit trees and
grape vines. Win be sold cheap or exchanged
for property in pascagoula.
SAW MILLION Smiths lake, near Elders
- ferry on Dog river, l20x3O feet, as horse
| power engine. 80 foot boiler, Sc inch circular
saw. 100 foot carriage ways. three Parhhurst
blocks. buttiug saws, rollers, and all necessary
apparatus. VIII be sold ata bargain.
VR ACRES LAND. with good dwelling of
NV 4rooms, hall, kitchen, servants room,
good well, etc.j - bearing vines, as orange
| trees, peach, pear and fig. Also dwelling with
! two rooms on same hand. Will be sold cheap.
sSE ACRES, more or less, on the road be
eBsD tween Scranton aud Moss Point, running
back to u bayou; two and u half miles from
ScrantOui near churches and good schools. On
the place there are AbOnt 200 orange trees, ~
| pear trees. n few peach trees, a bearing scup-
| pernoug arbor. house with thee rooms, ont
house with two rooms, Office, stable, chicken
house, etc; also well OF water. Terms easy.
! ETOR SALE CHBAP-A large tract of
IL lDnd, with a good residence, situated on
P,scagonla river, at Americas, u large portion
OF which is well adapted to farming purposes.
There ID on the place All orchard of over 100
fruit trees. This 10 "a rare chance for an invest
ment. Cedar Creek, one of the most beautiful
streams 10 the county runs Immediately by the
Residence.
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PIANO AND ORGAN PLATING
LEARNED IEl a A Y

Ty ASON'S CHARTS, which recen,l,
INE created trca u sensation in Boston ma
elsewhere. viii enable any persoa, Of an,
age, TO
Master f.se Piano or Organ
n q day, even though they have no know ,d.e
of notes, etc. The Boston Globe saws,
You can learn to inlay 90 the piano or
organ in u day, even ii yoa never PLAYED
before, and have not the slightest kuowledpe
of netes. BY the use of Mason's Chart. 4
child ten years old can Learn easily. They ara
endorsed by the best musical people in Boston
aud are the grand culninatlon Of The inventive
genius Of the nineteenth centuty."
Circulars giving full particulars and maay
Testimonials will be sent free on application
One set Of Mason's Charts, aud q rare book Of
great vTlre, entitled 'Siugiug Made Easy."
both mniled, postpaid, to any address, for only
90 "Worth more than Si00 speut on music
iessops," Address A. G. MOi,T0N,
General Agent Atlanta, Ga,
Agents wanted at once EVERYWHERE. Bss.
chauce ever oifared. Secure territory before
too late. Terms free.
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Secretary Evarts win publish one
of bis sentences in book form for
the holiday trade. -[Burlingion
Hawkeye.
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MOUETACEE r rsss.' L. N '.::
Whiskers in one month. a grand snccess'
Those who want a nice Whisker " Nous
tache Jae our reparation. No cheap make
up, but q genuine article. rhe preparation Is
50 very expensive in its character that We
cannor sell it AZ less than 81 per package. u
will he mailed free on receipt of the price, BY
addressing HUNT & Co., Hair Dresssrs,
Main Street, DTockyille, Out.
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no ACRES LAND, with good dwelling Of
~ rooms, hall, kitchen, servants room,
good well, etc. - bearing vines, IS orange
two rooms on same hand. Will be sold cheap,
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Hen Women I'M m.S every II f Sdssa
industry furnished with practical receipts Pro,
cesSes, aud reliable information upon any de
sired subject. If you are puzzled on any suo'
ject, or want a receipt for anything, enciose
ONE DOLLAR in u registered letter ~ A'p'
HUME, MA, FR.C.S., Brockyille, ontanu,
when your wants will be complied with, as
he mos: reliabis information forwarded yo1
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na.-oAs-1 Or how TO see behind
DGtECClVG. yourself. More fun in !
than anything in Chr.stendom. Write IN with
Address-NOVELTY co, Ogdersburgh, MY.
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EAW MILLION Smiths lake, near Elders
- ferry on Dog river, l2Ox3O feet, IS horse
power engine. 80 foot boiler, Sc inch circular
saw, 100 foot carriage ways. three Parhhurst
blocks. butting saws, rollers, and all necessary
apparatus. VIII be sold at "A bargain.
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s3s|y. can buy frst-class Pianos and Or
gaus cheaper Of DAsIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, than Of
any other manufacturer 10 the United
States. Whyi Because he sells only
for each. takes no risks. and has no book ac-
counts. Every instrument il fully warranted
for six years as strictly first class and are sent
on from 10 Il DAYS test trial, money refund.
ed and freight paid both ways by him if they
are unsatisfactory. Send for Illustrated An
vERrfsERt Catalogue EDITION. and read testi-
monials from his patrons some of whom you
may know. Address Daniel n. Beatty
Washington, Eew Jersey.
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wAsniSaroS. u. c., november q, 1876.
tain pleasure In expressing my entire conf.
isace Va the responsibility aud 6feiifB of the
Law, Psicnt and Collection House of GILMORE
kCo. Of thls city.
GEO. II. Il. WHITE,
gchstisr astss FrtfsBai Metropolitan Bask.l
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North R,rey. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHES-Continues very quiet; Pots. 4ld4'c' Pearls.
BEEsWAX-Iss fair sale at steady figures Western ond
SOuthern Yellow. 26l.G2IC.
BROOM CORN-CAoioe grades in demand steady low
CANDLES-In jobbing sale. steady
COCOA-Firm aud In demnadj supply hght; Guayalh' -
d2sc; Caracas, % g2dc.. MaIaCaibo, 5Od3-c.
CHICCORY- NO crateiy active. unchanged.
COAL-Anthracite has been active still larger trade
could effected were not OI tn SCARCITY q" H,os
and the advanced freight. BtunlOLS II also lOcr
Ii6use G,nnef s2asI3 90 Gas do ~ 30 New castle do
dsi 80 Peunsy and WcstHOrand Gas - - West
Virginia So 30 Cumberland Broadtup ANA Cearaed, $40
COOPERAGE STOCK-Ali stock held full values, with
CokDAGE-Firm, in moderate sale.
COFFEE-RO dull weak fUr the lower grades and about
steady the better qualities ordinary, 42C.. Fu lici
Good ac.: Prime. l6a 6c sales 2i2 hagS 'autos eS
kTUn PfinZ before 2lO bags Rb calico loo
and Humboldt. and 300 bags AbcuaIo UrNso
terms, Mild grades moderately active unchanged; slle..
OF NCw-YOrk. private terms; NaIcaibO 1850 lG 1c la.
guayra Ia Sc saNaIia IS l7C Costa BtO, l5~l i
t'U1.i0N~Spoi cotton steady but quiet; Nd Ing Up
lands Csc. low Mtling do 10. GO Il OrluatI 90,
Stat; safes 500 2OJ last evening" an lr spihulngi
delivered contract, 600 bales Receipts NJ lht posH
last wear total for l76.o7S Dl.es against i!btcO
bales 1872 so this week last sncc ~erienOcr l. l5o9
lures quiet closing L ponts lower Sats as evening,
IA 100 bales -Firsttal- November 70 DrcvEUcr
09i MAY, 1902; July, 1922; total 2lOn hllcr Srcon
CnINOvr p32; December 9SS January. % March,
917 May 9O~. O.59i total 6uO btcs Ii.d call Drccu
her, gSS January J6l February N0i March, 30 Ali,
gs7 May 0S7 .Jupe, lpCS, 1907 totli -op acs A'sO
TO-DAY: November, az g33d9.3l December s. rglAl jan
UaFy, jld9.59; February, $4,000. Maryh DltGaol
bales: total $4,000 bales. ENChaugslS ~ 10 eN
change 100 December Tor January Futures o sed stc"N
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Friday. Nov. 10, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change saIesroom to-day:
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In the home money market the supply became
even ample and the market easier, with call loans
at the close making very generally on undOubted
collateral at 303l2 and exceptionally 4.
In the early pSrt OF the week the quotation
was 4d5. The best commercial paper is
JaG per cent with exceptional sales of
git-edged" at 4l2. Among paper-buyers
the inclination is strongly in favor of short date
every one seems anxious to have their money well
in hand during the early weeks of specie payments
There is no change III rates of domestic exchange
The United States Treasurer at Washington
to-day received $4,000 National bank notes
for redemption. The customs receipts were 500,
600 and internal revenue receipts S3SOOOO. The
following is the Clearinghouse statement to-day
Currency exchanges S72 266,GS6; currency bal
ances, So, 81 ,293 gold exchanges, S0,OSO,427:
gold balances, 81 1885.
London stock Exchange British consOls, after CON
siderable rrcgularity, becoming buOyant, and clos
ing at the best prices of the week, per-
haps on the turn OF exchange at Paris.
United States bonds were active and strong IN
a general way. though subjected at times
10 variations. In American railway securities. "a
higher ruling of prices reported, with Fries
fveTish and lower. Bar silver was steady at about
JOl2 pence the ounce. English standard. At the
meeting of the directors yesterday, the Bank of
England made no change Its rate of discount,
which remain at per cent, aud the bank
has since gained E33.0OO bullion ION bal
ance,p SIS 900 having been gained to-day.
In the open market the regular quotation for three
months bills is reported at 43iG5 per cent. The
following are the highest and lowest prices of
curites for the week. aud the closing sales to-day
and a week ago
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I0ial sales for the day.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
sAN FRAycIsco CLOSING PRICEs on MISING srl
Yesterday. To-day.
Yesterday. Ca. day.

Stocks broke badly after the regular call this amer
NOON Ophr selling down to 81 Union COnsOlddtcu I1'
ETC. Later they recovered The raid Is attributed 10 IN
siers Sierra Nevada opened at 900 III the early morn
ing board. fell Ia 100 the O'Clock hoard ln tne
o'clock board opened at l76, touched 49, fell 10 io7'
and closed at l76.
The demand for United States securities was
very free during the week, an unusually heavy
business being reported on the Stock Exchange,
and large transactions at the offices OF the
great dealers. The savings banks Wer"
buyers of the old descriptions, which were
ruling comparatively cheaper than the new per
cents, the subscriptions to which for the week ut
Washington amounted 10 about S1tOO,OOO.
The election results have not only stimu-
bonds. but from the view taken by the
London papers of this escape from reputation and
initiation. there is less disposition abroad to part
with United States bonds generally. Bonds are
scarce in London, and when offered within
the relative New-YOrk quotations are quickly
bough' up for tins market. The January
half-yearly interest to be paid 10 foreign
holders of Government per cents OF all classes
will probably fan below Ti,JOO,OOO. Eight or
nine years ago this semI-annual interest was up
ward of S27OOO.O 900, or SJ4OOO,0OO annually
on 5000 OOO, 900 held abroad. The J-2O' of 1862
are all funded, and the amount of 5-2Os of 1860
outstanding and uncaed is reported from Wash
ngtnn ut $2G, 0SG 100. The operations to-day were
large but somewhat less Important but ali at full
prices generally, though there are no new or par
tlculariy interesting features. Tho following are
the highest and lowest prices for the week, and the
cto galps to-day and "A week
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tween 11215 and 1l272ia. closing at 1920.
against 1926 q week ago. sight oxohan9e on
london closed at 1927, the price week ago being
25.2Si2
AS usual. the shipments by canal westward from
kew-York show loss IN tonnage tS,OOo tonsl ~
compared with the corresponding week OF 1877.
but the loss in the one item anthracite coal was
1875 tons The total shipments from this port ~
the canals from the opening OF Navigation 70
against 2G3 503 tons last year and the tolls col
leCted have been S34 $50, against $4,000:
The total quantity OF westbound trelght cieaieo
by canal at this port from November TO - IN
elusive together with the total amount OF tolls re-
wal follnwa.
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For the week.
Current quotations are as annexed I:

State bonds were conspicuous for n large trading
in the Louisiana consolidated per cents, which al
vanced to 1871, yielding sharply to-day to TO- Mis-
souri, IS Hannibal and st. Joseph issue sold to-day
at 1911. new North CarOlinas at 81, and special
tax, third class, at =.
The shares of the city banks were not dealt in
largely but fair prices were generally obtained for
the small lots sold There were no transactions to-
day.
Halfway mort cages were in active demand, and
business done from day 10 day on the Stock TX
change of great magnitude, and at an advance
in many descriptions. prominent feature of the
week was an advance i'm Rio GTande frstS. recently
admitted to the call OF the Stock Exchange, from sole
10 SJ3t the best price being reached to-day. Jersey
Central adjustment bonds, freshly introduced, sold
1T 50. the other bonds of the rcOrganlZed concern
selling freely at higher ruling-consols today ut
732, conyertibles At and Lehgh consols at 4'o
n l}7s all "aSSentcd." Missouri, Kansas and Texas
securities were also i'll better inquiry. consoIs rising
To 462i and seconds TO 1874. The admission OF
Canada Southern stock 10 the call created fresh
activity in the first mortgage bonds, which adj
vauced to ISL Burlington and Cedar Rapids were
firm at 72lsa 7235 WmOna and st. Peter seconds 1t
ssh. 1T. Paul gold = az lOj@t La Crosse Division
at 100, sinking fund lt 997s, and Northwest gold
bonds at 1851. Consolidated C., c., c. and |. re-
covered 10 y0al There was much demand t0r Lack
awauua aud W eSiern seconds az lOi. and delaware
and Hudson Company OF 1894 AT 95'-a" Eie-
waited frsts advanced to 81 - The yanOu, mort
Cages of the Pacific coast roads commanded full
gllrcs on fair dealings. pressure to sell Ohio and
Mississippi seconds broke the price from 73l2 TO
7lI2.
ne gold sperula non has dwindrd into insignifi-
cant proportions, and during the week sales nave
been reported rs low as 1901 10 apd two days H.
tctvSt for >luglc transaction. The prepOndeTauCe
OF business was at IO0ls, the sales to-day boing
chiefly at lOOls and one days interest On gold
loans lending rates to-day were ! per cent carrying
TO HAT. The Sub-Ireasury disbursements for the
week were $3.50, 800 interest and 81, lJ4 800 called
bonds iuclus'vcOfS75 900 and 1927, 600 to-day. The
day business of the gOdclcariug department Of the
Bank of the Stale Of New-YOrk covered: Gold
cleared 1886, 900; gold balances, 81 ,070. 300;
currency balances 81 ,O72,921
Without
rates were timer, having been dNdnced several
times duIing the week. At the close siXty-days
bills were accessible on the basis of ~ sll20
81 81 81 and demand 81 SG0$f SGl2 to the Z.
SubjOiIed are current revised rates:
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Nov l5-l2B0 nCOnsols 9jios for both money
and the account bonds halt FOG 70
'TrpfUTuc.. coupon IJ9 New hves Josh Ere Railway
shares 49, Illinois Central Sli Pennsylvania central.
337s: New IrrSpy Central, 33La
LoNDOS. l5I2f5 y. mNewJersey Central consol-,
everything the stock Exchange will only recognize
this quotation hereafter.
IOSBON Nov $50 in.-The amount Of f2JODb went
into England balance yesterday.
LONDON Nov. lj-3.U p M Inc amOunG ~ hn ION cone
the Bank oi England balance to-day Is RSOOJ New
Jersey Central, 81
LoNnoN Nov ia m.-Ccnsols 96is money, 9jals
Us bonds. fOrr and halt pT cents 1916
TeBfOres cOupOn. g3 New fves. l0Sas Reading Rail
road H. quote per AZ il3
francs 10 confines for the
PArIs Nov. lj.-EXcnange London rs irlncs u
nps for IpcKs
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Iufd OI4N.--tJI,lJU I3o--U TO Vo1-O I@UVIV '7'VOV
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day reported ~ are follows:
Reeeipts ShiDments
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ro,,r chi 70, sold for The week .......... 5000

The stock market to-day opened buoyant for the
active siocks and "A general advance in prices en-
sued, winch was maintained tor the greater part
of tLt dan Nevertheless, fevcrIsh iluctuatOn
was prevailing feature OF the trading, which re-
s!ltcd ia ;hp last prices being generally the low,
est of the day. Western Union rapidly advanced
from 9-i., 10 SHJt. declined to 07l2 rallied 20 1874
and closed at 9si,. Lake shore opened down il per
cent at ISIS ANA after selling at CTS, twice adj
yanccd to G9is and ended at GS3. Erie was dull at
lgIa the opening figure down to 1915 the last price.
The II. Paul, and Northwcstc nS were l strong and
higher III the carly trading. but their final prices
,h bowed lOsscs OF from Il to % per cent.
Wabash sold al 23G23lsa 225s, aud Iron Mountain
at IJalJa. The coal stocks showed no further
improvement. but Oh the contrary, were weak
thrOug hOut, with the exception Of the Central ot
New -Jcrsry, which first TO 81 and then de-
clincd tO33.
A dispatch from Cincinnati that passenger fares
to New-l York were down to II had no effect upon
thr market prices actually rising to then highest
point after the dispatch made public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16

FISH aackere- very auiet 1850 bels. Mednm Massaebu
shore sold $lId SlS for No. aud
S8 80 for No 3 Extra Maekerel st scarue aud Cruz
quiet steady Georges ~ 25Qs4 81 Grand iauk
81 5O Box Herring nTm at ~ G2c fer Sealed aud BE
Tor No l, with supply small; Barred Herring quiet
changed.
FOREIGN FRU IT-Turkish Prunes In better demand aud
seaty Rasns sell fairly In obbng lots. Qu taoIs
moderate demand and steady; Dates
ply Foreign Greel Fruits IN fair demand RaisnsNew Law
81 7U New Loose 81 81 1dSt 75 seedless ~ IS o
90 IS New Yalenctas, Gisd6hc. Currants New, So a4e
Turkish Prunes, New, 6@dbe; New French DO. 6ot2Lc
Taragona Almonds lie; lvea. l0i Jordan Sheed AZ
acc, Princess 5o50e; walnuts l2Lal4e; Eibvrts 50
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THE CnTTON TRADE.

IIvaRPoOL b. THIS weeks circular ~ e LIVERPOOL
Association The Cotton Darsef
Quiet in tn part Of tho week; Wednesday to vas
NOR steadness American in fair demand q from 10 To
Nj 0echne Sea- Island was IN improved IN
qmy prices unchanged Futures were quiet and &C
the close partially lad higher"
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Horbclt Marcus TO Albert Hustadt No 50 Park st.
wears, at ANNUAL rent OF
johnson, BrdGsh TO Hume & Elliott, lOts on n
4Sh-st. go II 1 Of l2th-aye. years from May,
1873 az annual rent of.
Kerrigan. sarah to Raphael Keller, No 20 West
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THE GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL NOV. ia leading circu'ar Tho
Wheat markets have been unChangcl IN the h1Ing cargo
aap prices we're held firmly 4 have been taken for .
CuutIgcui. Ih- mornings market fair business
dnut sellers 4 WloIt cOGC~!ng TO 2d secondary and
Low Cc.CrptOns. Flour dun and Cd clpdl'. IN Corn
bulk OF The agtions shade rr TIE extreme
nunt lun. md a sOlL IN, ness was GOne.'