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Theyrexas PACING subsidy.

Nav York Herald: TIE enormous loan
r nnhlie ut 7ey to the already completed line the
parffIs ineiudl,.g the Union Pacinc and Central
pacifie contIni-S even 10 this day, TO exert a de-
moralizing effect although the infamous credit
mObilIer which ruuso ~ I9any public men, had
great influence IN dIsu-eGIIi6g the precedent Those
heayy grants money called lOdns we're not needed
for building the road: they went by HiEans of the
credit mobIler into the pockets or set OF grace
less and graSPing spectators. The exposure
brought dis ara . upon this authors and a0ettoTs OF
the scheme, but they were never made 10 dlsgoI6e
the money. 10 to this dav SIC Plcinc roads ave
Oersistently fought against all attempts OF the gov
eminent 10 collect interest the loans, and u they
do not evade payment of the principal Il Si no; be
from any lack OF eifpIt or Ingenuity. the Texas
Pacific jObbeTs aspire TO emulata that ex-
sldy, under the plausible name OF
loan, they will be SIS INSCRIPTIONS a. the existing
roads I'm eva1i0g the payment of both Interest ana
principal. and Will make common cause with A4s m
In coTrlpt'ng perverfiug congress ana defeating
compulsory legislation. II a subsidy Is granted 10
the Texas Pacific one Will also be given To ne NOih-
Prn Pacific and TO the Atchison. Topeka ana kasa
which is also TO be continued TO the Pacit u ttls
existing road l. too powerful for the control OF con
gras5 what will be the when 1t Is reinforced ny
three others gleedy and interruptions as sell ana
having a cOiamO0 Interest IN refusing 10 pay DICK or
account for the millions Of public money which they
had fched from the treasury unGer the 2'etense OF
a loan? TIE only safey lies in a roOt-dnC sbfaEch
opposition by the uress and the people TO every suit
sidy scheme whether for RAILROADS or stsa nshipS III
congress comes near enough 20 ibis maelstrom TO
and the treasury attn Il. into the common CoTiex.
This IS q subject on which the Efforts or the loaDy
and the actiOn 4 cOnzTeSs should b watched Win
the keenest vigiia c. during toe coming session.
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Randall Amer Stanley Mathews.

New / 1rk Tribune: And now Speaker
Randall proposes TO Rnd out whether man, sim
Oily because he Is United States senator, can de-
Sp Sc In this wholesale way a committee Of the
house, the speaker, the house itself, Mr.. Benjamin
F. Butler, the Democratic party and the country at
lage. He proposes 10 have Senator Mathews ar
Taigaed at the bar of the house for contempt. II Is,
we say, startling sugges ion Not because IL raises
tie question of senatorial privilege and prerogative,
OT that il involves pO sibls conflict OF auth Gritty
iWseg the house aud the senate with II SORT TO
AIMS. st. R, c.. the body OF Stanley Mathews shall
be rent limb fTOfa !, = by the cOntenGng factions
in the rotunda. All thatIs Of .,tle account. More
momentous consequences ara Invoked. Tor the ar
raignment OF Stanley Mathews for contempt hast
be Cor contempt of something specific
and deAnS1. What Is 1t he despises?
Obviously either lhs house OF representatives
or the POtter-nay, its iaIsf - its more correct
3ams-E utler committee. Thus, then, The question
presents self IN its naked defOrmity: Shall II GS
held an OEenS, y despise the body over which Mr..
Randall resides. o. the committee which is TUo by
Mr.. ButleT?' II that be SO. VIE Is safe? We beg
Nh.ch he stands. and desist from so hazard us IN
enterprise How shall you frame Indictment
against Whols people? How indie d, stall you ar
TaIgl whole people al TIE bar of the house for con
tempt2 For II you begin Slth Stanty Mathews there
is no telling where you.H1l stop. We know no. what
Speaker Randails presidents and aufhOriteg may
be, Tor what he may feel warranted by them in Co
Ing but we hope Senator Mathews, II he sh0uld be
arrdigned for holding he present house or the nut
IGF committee, In contempt vii not fall back on his
senatoyt pI2rogative, but simply put in evidence
the public record O. lie house and of the COMMITTEES,
and appeal TO the general judgment Of mankind"
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CRIME AGAINST WOMEN.
A Dying Woman Raped by n Fiendish
aud Brutal Nurse Two More
Women a saulted with a
View to Outrage their
Persons in De-
trOft.
special to the Cincinnati Enquirer. !

DETROIT, November 1.-Two more cases
of indecent assaults on females came to light
to-day. Last night Officer Stock hearing that an
outrage had been committed, went to a Ouse near
the corner OF Twelfth and Woodbridge STREETS and
fouad Mrs. Jennie Parsons, whose face was bruised
and cut and her clothes diSarranged and torn. She
said she lived at the other end or the city, and was
Oh her way to see her husband, q saicr on the
schooner moOred at the foot OF Fourteenth street.
made indecent proposals TO her, and then tried 10
force In ths Struggle the man tore off her cloak
and hat. and the neighDOrs coming Out on bearing
hes cries he ran away with them. Stock jJiue1 the
people who hunting The beast, and, fading the
cloak and hat IN vacant lot, followed trail and
found Patrick MCarty hiding behind a fence They
arrested and took him to the statiOnhouse. This
acd th5 officer not having seen the 5ult, a com
plant was only made for disturbing the peace aud
Il trthy sent up for five months. In the other
ease deaf mute named Ellsworth came TO Special
OceT Canfeld. at the detroit and Milwaukee depot,
and by means or tablets said that yesterday, Wnil5
coming Gown sde-track to the state fairgrounds,
forty rods from the Holden road, he saw man
eighteen He had torn nearly all OF the clothes from
the victim and WAS holding her arms roun1 a small
tree, trying to te tho wrists with his suspenders,
which he had taken from his pantaloOns. AS soon
as Ellsworth saw him he went to help The girl, and
the brute selling his hat and coat from the ground,
ran away Ellsworth helped the gill 70 dress, and
walked With her 10 Woodward avenue, where she left
whether the man had outraged the girl or not, but
know that II the law had permitted me to carry ps
TIL he would rave been d dead man Officer Can
field TOOK Ellsworth TO the central police station and
there the same story being repeated three times with
material variation officers were specially detailed 10
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mutton grades, 20 to 100 pounds, 3Isa4c; medium
10 good grades, 80 to 90 pNunds, :Id3Lsc common
and inferior, per head, S1d2.
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW ORLEANS. November 23.-FIOur easier:
superfine, S3d3 25 double extra. S3d3 10:
treble extra, S414 37l2; high grades. 81 37lsd
5 l2ls Pork dull. weak and lower. 7a4c. Coffee
dull and lower; Rio, cargoes, ordinary 90 prime,
12l4d16c gold
CHICAGO, November 23-FIOur steady. Wheat
unsettled but generally lower; No. red HioteT SSe
demand, but at lower rates, 2JI5c bid BYE steady,
4sc. Barley hriner; a5c cash, ga 35c December
PORK In lair demand. but at lower rates Sd %.
meats steady: 36 464I0c whisky unsettled sales
reported at 81 0+6l Or.
CINCINNATI. November 23.-Elour steady
Cor. 10 good demand At .ull prices, 52d33c. Oats
Ia good demand, 22d25c. Rye dull 49650c. Bar
in god demand; steam, ) soc; kettle nominal
Bulk meats dull: patty cured, go, 5000 lsc
seller December. Bacon DUH. 314. 41s A. 43sd
4Isc. Whisky active and nrm, 81 O5. Butter easy
but lot quotab!y lover.
LOUISVILLE, November 29.-Flour dull; extra.
S363 %; family, So 5063 10; 4 /. S4d4 25;
fancy 81 soar. Wheat firm; red. 9Oc; amber
and white. Ole. Corn dull and lower; white, 35c;
23c. Rye quiet 53c. Hay quiet, s9d9 SO Pork
steady; old. So; new, IS 30. Lard steady, fair de-
msnd; choice leaf tieSee 642d 6S4e; keg 7zd 7$tc
Bacon steady and firm, 3, 412. 424c. S Igar cured
hams nominal. Whisky firm, 81 %.
NEW YORK, November 23.-Flour- demand ac-
Wheat in fair demand; ungraded spring SSe. Rye
dull; No. 2 western, 81 d5Sc. Barley quiet; four
mand. Oats quiet; rejecTe1. 2Sl2c; white western,
3Id31c. Hops steaoy. Coffee dull; Ri cargoes.
JOB lots 12aIe Sugar r; dull fair to
leans, 30045c. Rice quiet. but steady. PORK In
buyers favor; mess, 81 500S. Lard moderately
active; ;prime steam. 6.I5161712c. Whisky dull,
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The Credit aIobilier Case.

Washington special t. the st. Louis Globe
Democrat: 1.-THE credit mobllier case which has
been postponed from time ID time in order that a
full bench might be present. Will be opened in the
supreme court on Tuesday next by the attorney
general. The appeal on the time of ths COM
pletIcn of the Pacific railroad and what constitutes
earnings, will come week later. This arr 3Dge-
ment was made at the suggestion of the attorneys
for the road to give time for preparation. The
involved IN tLiS case amounts 10 several millions
The government claims that the Union and GENIAL
Pacifi railroads were completed when the orts OF
the government commissioners were made in 1870
The attorneys of the road claim that the time fixed
in the charter determines that, which is four years
Later and that the net earrings means the balance
terest on the bonds. The attorney general main
tatns that the running expenses alone should be
de- ueted."
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JDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1878.

morning. Among her freight is 800 barrels apples
200 barrels whisky. 100 barrels potatoes 20O0 kegs
nails, a big lot Of furniture and 800 tons miscel
laneous freight. she leaves again on Wednesday
evening.
The Colleen Rule passed up early yesterday morn
ing with 800 tons Of freight for the Ohio river Fri
day nikht she picked up snag at Moons Landing
nifty miles below here, which went up through her
guards and through her boier-deck 10 the roof HeI
damages are only slight. She lost a small lot Of
freight overheard.
in command arrived yesterday from Cincinnati VITA
600 tons miscellaneous freight, making S22S
packages In all. She registered 4S passengers on
her trip down. During the Parker's retirement al
Cincinnati. she has had thorough overhauing
She leaves again tomorrow at twelve O'Clock. She
gives the cheapest rates to all points north and east
Robert w MCoy Is her clerk.
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DURSUANT TO the terms of deed of trustees
L cuted to the Undersigned by R. F. Dunlap ana
wife, the 18th day OF December, 1877, duly regis
tered in the Registers Office of Shelby county Ten
nessee, in Deed Book No. 12I, page 624, Will, on
Saturday, the 18th of December, 1875
at the south gate of Court Square. in the city of
Memphis Tennessee, within Legal hours, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the premises in said trust
described as follows: Lying and being In Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee at the southwest OF
Main and Vance streets, fronting the west side OF
Main street $50 feet, and the south line of Vance
street l 10 feet.
Terms or Sale-Cash. Equity of redemption,
dover and homestead rights waived. Title believed
to be good. but will sell and convey only as trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER a deed of trust executed by VIM. q.
u Baugh and L. N. Baugh. on the 18th of Feb
TuaTy, Is 49, and on record in Shelby county In book
105, page $780, WILL as trustee, az the request OF
The beneficiary.
On Monday, December =, 1SyS,
In front of the courthouse, in Memphis. Tennessee
sell to the highest bidder at public auction Tor cash
tact o. a1d situated IN Shelby county. Tennessee,
in sections , and 2. range q. on the New Raleigh
road about seven miles fFOn. Memphis, containing
275 T7-10O acres, being the pant of the Kerr tract
conveyed by james Mcconnell aad wife to said
Baughs, and the tract on which said Baughs now re-
side. Is fully desert ed in the deed Of Trust to
which reference Is now made. The debt s1SuTed by
said deeG IF trust not having been paid and James
Steele, the other trustee named deed, deClll
ing to acl at the request OF the anetciary and in
the pursuance o. The power given D. the Geed, VIII
make the sale Sale to begin at twelve O'Clock
he title Is believed TO be good, but will SCI and
convey as trustee only. Equity OF redemption
waived.
JOHN STEELE, Trustee.
NOVEMBER {, 1873.
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ministerial ImmorsIIties.

The Ia olston Methodist. Ttte'rlng 70 me
auldenSe Of inmoraities among the ministry OF 81
hrisan cR1Tel e gives this sensible advice 10 the
uublis and IL tile same time Taps the scandal-
endemic of Tlul6fs, aSumOr does not stop Win tue
yIiliy hui Il attacks EAs lRnocent. lmpruoences
Ions readily take the foim q USsltyS acts. rear
ssTs become affidas!ts. LoCkOG !or tues tiiOIs
a. slow 10 make ~ an opinion agdiist a EiSI ~
reputation for wisdom shd guilty. Lei ever! s .NI.
be bel as pure till evidence eGinIels .u5 soh 10
belief These remarks are lot iniended IOI Iocai
ilsp bu, the world at large Is welcome 10 thep'
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That IndinnapoII. Cashier.

Washington special to the Cincinnati En-
,;yer president Hayes IS not at all at ease con
srning the 1 itS of the status OF the proceedings
by the grand iurs ss1iust II. Carey Miller the de-
faulting nOs ba nk Gle k. The part be took
was 10 give TX Treasurer Aicy and Congressman
Hanna letter 10 Attorne General Deyens. request
INC him q consistent with his SebSe OF dIfy and re-
gpons biity 20 dirsc- the distIct-a'tUIi,ey 81 ind
ana polls waive fUTt er prccse diRgs against MFG
Neither New nor Hanna. how Yer. advised hun that
the facts con wh CHI the distrlctaitorney pro
ceaGirg had been laid before tie grand jury, or he
would hive refused TO take ans aeiioc pending the
consideration Of the case by that rods. The bTesi
dent fndCrses the views OF Judse Gresh an aTI 9il
put no stum0lug-blocc in the way OF Mllers prose-
cutlOn m be is inulctsh.'
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rae CIV Edi1or or ths vyor,d.

According 10 tne New York correspond
ant Of the Ciactlnati enquirer, EN-Mayor A. Oake5
Hall has returned TO the act We duties OF lOuIudi
ism The reporters attached TO the New Nok
World we're much surprised en- H'gying az that once
this morning to ind the city editors eEciF nled by
Mr. HALL They thought Il must have been a..other
OF his iJkes. But n WASH lie was actually
s'making up" the assignment book, hunting Tor
.sen sations and issuing hts Instructions 10 the re-
pOTters The event got buzZed about among the
TferufsurS OF the city the bar ana tue nessPassF-
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A rhal,Y Ioundatior-

New York EretiHg Post: ''SCme OF the
Republican newspapers are pTtrtiGg pyramids OF
States 10 show ile pTedOmtnance secured by the Re
publican par.y AZ ale recent election. There Will be
some important electlcDs Of a somewhat different
G. racter before many months, In which tie choice
of Republican candidates Is already as,med, bit
which 81 ceran aspirations are gTatSed. viii make
possible he formation of 2 pyr mi whose effect
viii not be so advantageous to The party We TsieE
40 tue election Of United States senators, he Re
publican party will not gain anything from the dis
Logan, Cameron ana Carp-uteT ace the foundation T"
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n Dying " oman Raped by a FiendIsh
MRS.

BALTIMORE, November 10. - Isaiah
Squirrel calOTsd was arrested this evening for COM
pIling outrage upon the person OF Alice PuTnel,
a eOlored woman who mas for the past two weeks
been sick IN bed. The woman Is critically I'll that
some one is Obliged to sit up with her during the
night. night or two ago cOlored clergyman and
his wife had been sitting up with her when Squirrel
entered the room and insisted upon the clergyman
aud wife leaving. The minister knowing the man
charged by the woman, that the accused seized a
towel and forced IL into the mouth Of the sick
and then commit d tha crime. The magistrate
visited the house where the woman is lying for the
purpose OF taking her dying statement The penalty
for the outrage is de 18th.
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The potter committee

New York Iimes: 1t IL nnderst God that
tina Potter committee gill not meet again until after
tie Teassembilng Ot congress. The Democratic
tnemhsrs of the committee are now considering
whether witnesses should be summoned 10 connec-
lion with the cipher dispatches recently published
and It l. very pr, bable that all the persons con
nected with their publication VIII be called 10 ap
fsaF be ore the committee win tie OTiginal ais
patches t Is believed that the Democrats Will de-
eide uguu this cour-e and cause 10 be Issued SUD
pena ds1ss GaguH. before congress Te7SSembles 50
AS 10 prevent ,he Republicans tlom ga ming posses
sion OF the dispatches through committee OF the
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CATION.

The kilograms yesterday reported no change In
prices of spots, but New York futures and
Liverpool deliveries spiritlesS and lower
Ing. In our market there was good inquiry fog
from low TO low ordinary of good river staples and
upwards. For SatuI day. sales were fairly large
tations unchanged. The New YOik Bulletin re-
ported Liverpool again gone little contrary to
eXpectat OnS but to-day the disappointment Is with
the bears VITO had rather looked for a more de-
cided weakness abroad than shown on the cable ad-
vices. This has held In check any further material
shriakage here, and at times afforded basis for
faint show of steadiness, but the general market
gave no actual sign OF strength. The receipts, US
shown, and tbs intimatiODS received, promise con-
tinuation of pretty full average, and as there is
still failure TO show promising features on the con-
sumptlve outlets, the weight of cotton becomes
nrnrnInenf alemant AGAIN -
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GENERAL. TRADE.

The weather was clear and fine Yesterday.
The grocery and retail stores were busy but In pro
arrivals from above Corn was inquired for and
stocks are generally low and nothing o1ferng last
sales at 4Sc; in store, soc Oats -none offerings
last sales at 2Sd soc; IN store, 35c. Brd'1-nO
movement; last sale at 13c; offering; in store
sis; sale Of a car load OF cho.ee timothy at SIS
CornDeot stl heavy and inactive; sale of two hun
vas quiet at 50 25a5 Is for current AIDES
Potatoes inactive; last sales on landing at 81 rs for
Street potatoes 81 barrel. and dull. Onions dull;
81 50d1 80 on landing; Ia store, 81 75d2; fine,
load; il store, 81 25as Sd5S S 6S crates
S3 25n3 so; roundllots ST. 80; on landing, So 90
Horser0dish So 56GG a barrel. Eggs were scarce
and higher, selling at 22I23c doZ-nI occasionally
Cfcfns were o VI Guoi4g at at1sn 81: 55S2 30
81 25d2 80. from young TO hens; dressed, 81 30
dend at s7g6 e1tS si dFes S5dn Ise
edGe ss50e sIsam 52si Es Sa 4
g p9aadi hind 4laaSls Gs.deeF s. s. he
pes p31ef.; s. per 6 dozen ior haIIarSsi comrq r.
Barrel LSsons s. oo9S s Sss5aw9 3
a box EatsNilm0nds, Taragona, 19c; Brazil ii
ian. &C; pecans, Texas, 10e; ilberts, l4c; pea
p~iea Fruit1apples, 8a81sc for old ID AID 4ISc
for new; peaches, 3I264l2c. CTdit5crFieS, 81 50dS
barrel 81 SO box. Cder-half barrels 50; barrels
SO 5Od0. Be.r--l:;ed!um navy, S2d2 % blshel
Lime, 9OcdS1. SAT-, 81 30 per barrel. HIS in
good demand; dry flint lIc; dry salt, 1Ud Ice;
green, 5tI6c; green salt, &c. TdLLOlD, 5u6c Bees
ipdL, 22c. PTOVisiOHS-clear bacon SIDES, packed,
a7s3Ec; clear rio sides 4ss 47sc pa ked; shoulders
RIB pork, loose. 45sd4I2c mess pork, sS 7519;
sUgar cured hams, packed, 9l20l0l4 breakfast
bacon, packed, 7Is1 72.e. Ldrd-tieEces, 624d &c;
pals, 775dSc.
HeEzphis Cattle Market.
Frey Schilling. Of the Southern stock yard hays
favored us with the following quotations: Cdttie-
&c; good 10 choice CRASHED, $50 TO 1000 Lounds
3lxs: fair e good butchers, 200 to 800 pounds,
common cattle poor aud rough, lLi91l3c. II gsI
snootn e9 3jt iea o 20 ~ p2nngs; ~ smoy
piggy and tail ends all weights 262l4c; mast.
fed hogs, 146lsc of regular price Sheep-Choice
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The tone of the future market follows: At
II 30, quiet and steady; 2:}0. quiet and steady;
3:l5, quiet and steady. sales, $4,000 bales.
The New ORGANS market closed weak at 93sc
for middling. Sales. $500 bales; receipts, net,
3308 bales; stock, 132.859 bales.
Tue Galveston market was steady at &c for mid
bales.
The Liverpool kilograms yesterday reported the
LANDS, Sled; Orleans, 15-lBd Sales 1000 bales;
American, bales. Receipts, $500 bales, all Amer
lean.
Liverpool arrivals opened with dellverie, 1920
lower; November, 5Ssd; Noyember-December,
5-l6d; December JanuarS, , 5-l6d yJ1nuary-Feb
IuaIy, 5-16d February. March. 5-l6d. sarch-
april, 5 J. 32d; April May, 5 ID b, 5Ssd; May
June, D f-16d. Closed STEADY at the lowest figures
or Friday,
The moveni ents at te ports were reported as fol-
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Rec ipts were 4778 bales against 1864 same daie
last year, and 1886 in 1876; since September LIST,
total receipts S3,54 against i17,772 same date
last SeaI, nd II ,464 in 1876. Decrease of Mem
phs total receipts ga nst the same date last year,
32,225 bales; against same date in 1916 93,917.
by TELEGRAPHl
The following are the New York spot quotations
87-i6c. low mIddilng, 9 1-i6c; iEiddling, 9$sc;
good middling 99sc; miidling fair, 101ac. at 1909,
steady; 3. unchanged. sales, 1856 bales.
The following is the latest New York telegram of
futures.
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Administrators Notice,

LAYING been appointed and qualified by the
IL Probate Court of Shelby county as Admins.
traitor on the estate of S. D. Mangum, deceased,
notice Is hereby given to all creditors Of said estate,
TO present their claims to my attorney, j. NJ. Greg
DRY, at his Office in Memphis. And all persons In
debted to said estate requested to call there and
settle, or settle with my agent, Frank Banksmith,
Mamnhis ANDREW n GWYNNE Admir-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

7 WILL SELL at private sale, within the next ten
i days. the following property, belonging to the
estate of the late William Meyer Two horses, three
mules, two cows fifteen head of hogs, four geese,
three Sprinkltng wagons, three farm wagons, one
spring wagon one buggy two CARTS three double sets
harness, one saddle, one Flow, and lot of house
hold and kitchen furniture. Terms cash.
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DRY GOODS,

NEW YORK. November %. - The dry goods
market continues quiet In all its depaTtments. Cot
ton goods inactive but fairly :teady. clotheTS
placing fair orders for cOttonades. Patchwork
prints are IN steady demand, but fancy prints are
quiet p fiirgbams unsettled, and some makes are
jobbing low Spring cheviots and ed coatings
moderate request By the clothing trade, but heavy
ruoaIay ,,Y,Taf
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RIVER NEWS.
Weather and Rivers,

The table and dispatches below give official
particulars concerning the weather and rivers:
OFFIUk SIGNAL SERVICE OBS. u. .. A.,
MEMPHIS, November 23, 1873. (
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mutton grades, 30 to 100 pounds, 3Isd4e medium
u good graoes, 80 10 30 p~unds, 3d3lsc; common
and inferior, per head, Sld2
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NOVEMBER I, 1873.
Smith Z .ollieT, ATTORNEYS.