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WHISKY. ETC.
WHISKY, ETC.
Prices as previously quoted. and business

FfsiSN Z ! ~
Prices as previously quoted, and business
quiet.
WHISTLES - R-dis,illed, 90 CG a so;
straight, 81 SEQ, 1. according to age.
WTNEs-Importei port, 81 50@4; sherry,
81 50GI4; mpague-American extra dry,
Sos; Piper Hsi1sick, $3.50 %; MumIn's
extra dry, S25Gl27; c'aret, s. 1907 per box;
Catawba, eases, 81 50G6.
BRANpIEs -Cognac, 5000; pesoh, - 80
as so; apple, S2G33 50.
8y Telegraph.
BALTMoRE, March Whisky dull, 81 Il
81 Is.
CHICAGO, March - Whisky steady at
81 IS.
ST. LOUIS March Whisky steady al
81 L.
New ORLEASs, March --Whi-ly-Wc=t-
err rec.i6sd, quote At 81 O5tal -.
CISCNEATI, March Whisky steady al
81 Is: combination sales OF finished goods
500 barrels on a basis of Il l6
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a rrrARTRENpINe scENE

was witnessed q tire hurricane deck. and It
moved many izn5eT-hearsed passenger 10
tears. II Wa tn@ exhibition Of that strong
est, sweetest and ssddesi OF hHman emo
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Progress Of WORK o. Ihe Gap ia the
snFHRpFHkes ohio auI sussIil Vt stern
Railway.

The Chesapeake, Ohio and Southeastern
railroad have the track complete for three
miles north OF Covington, and expect to have
the rails reach Hatchie river by Saturday
night.
Loosahatchie river is about II inches
above the track OF the Chesapeake, Oaio
aud South ives err railroad at a point six
miles uo,th OF this city, as the south-bound
train passed yesterday moroing. About an
hours time was consumed in a half-Inile
stretch at that point, to clear the track OF
logs and deJria. This is the first time the
water has ever been over the track at that
point.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Ste Genevieve is the Ancher-lirer
tomorrow evening for ST. Louis.
The new Mary Houston Captain Charles
Miller is due up TO morrow for Cincinnati.
The Paris C. Blown, Captain \. NJ. Halli-
day, Is the next O.-lin due down for New
Orleans.
The Coahoms, Captain Henry Cooper, is
the pack. to morrow evening at / o'clock ior
Helena and Frisrs Point.
The Pillow 9oy, Captain f. B. Smith, is the
pack This evening at o'clock tor ali points
on Arkansas river. viii Drragh has charge
of her office.
The Dean Adams. Captain NJ r., L Cheek,
i th- nited States mail packet to morrpw
evening a; ) o'clock Tor Arkaasas City and
all way landings. 4. L. Cummils i in the
office.
The CoaLsma. Captain Henry Cooper, If
the Lee-liner today at II O'Clock for O.
ceoli and the upper bends. Hugh TorIin-
son i- her clerk, assisted by Plat Rhoadts
add John Haley.
The Hard Cash, Captain FL {. Postal, l.
the packet this evening at ) O'Clock Tor all
points on White river, going Though to
JacksODport, making connections with pack
cts for upper White and Black rivers. Chas
NJ. Postal aud Joseph Postal are her clei ks
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.

MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT
MEMPHIS March :. 1882.
Stock September l, ISL. s,lSi
Received tO-dsy .-.-..--.-... e.ay 49,.
Received previously ..........-...,2oi'}9- @ci74
shipped to-day ..-...... ...,...-.. ~. JILL
Shipped previously --.zZot'oJ ~ 10
Stock running account ............... $3.50
IMPORTS.
Thus far this week. Los
Thus lar last liu5
since Septcnl Der ist-....... - - y
Memphis snd Charleston Railroad ......-..,... $50
Mississippi and Tenues &c Hiilr3ad...----..... 3
Louisville, Nashville 4 q eat S1rtAcsL R. Il -
=, o. and SW. +. R............
Steamers ~
Wagons ana other sources 80
Iolal... ..'.'.-..'---. ''i'
EXPORTS.
Thus far this week. @.t2i
Ihus iar last week .-''....- = ',S
since september ISL. -l
Memphis aud C'lsr,es;ou Eailaad ---.......... -
Louisville. Nashville IS Great southern z. x. -
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The New York spot market opened quiet,
nominslly unchanged, az 1880, quiet and
firm; at 2:30, quiet and steady, price, adj
vauced Lice; at ;, quiet and steady, closing
with advance maint lined and sales reported
OF 1921 bales; cont acts, 4O0 bales.
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MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE.

Friars PoiEt---- Coz HONA. THURSDAY. p. m
= kansas City. DIAN ADAMS, Thursday. . n.
q. L.u-s--.........sr GENEvLEvE Ihursday 5 p-.l
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SOAP-3 10 &c per pound.
- KeEeErarll,.


BALTIMORE, March Coffee firm; Rio,
cargoes. e81Gc. Sugar firm; A soft, 9.c.
New YoEK, March 7.-Cafoe quiet; Rio,
carsoes, quoted ii 8S@l0ie. Sugar quiet bat
steady; lair To g55a refining quoted a 10
7-I5e. tl5lass.s quiet but firm; New o.
leans - , 5c; Porto Rico, 40&G4c.
NV OsLEa,ys, March 7--Colfec-Rio,
cars1 es, ordinary 70 prime, 8l@Il5c. Sugar
common to good cosadiou, 6(G6sc; fair to
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steady; al l l, dull at Y, dull; at 80 steady :
a go steady; at ,, barely steady. with light
advances FIR al months Sales, 33 500 bales.
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RE.WASEy.
$500 Reward.

We win pay the above reward for Guy csse o.
Liver C09pisl ut, Dyspepsia, sick Headache, Indi-
usSton C.ilsti gsfion CostivCncss cannot cure
with We 4 Vegetable Liver Pills, when the Tirec-
tons are s&icuy complied with. They are surely,
Vegetable, and never fail 10 give satisfaction.
sugar-cCGted Large boxes. containing 80 pills, .
csuts. For sale by ali druggists. Beware Of oouu-
tuned o,liv bv yOHN c. VFST7 & co. ''The Pin
Lfsker - Isl and Is3 ~ Madison street, Chicago.
free trial rSekGge scnt ny nail, prepaid On ne
C5i pt Of 5.ar,t S1GIlxg. For sale ~ 4 Ee2Esrt,
ais ~ SO street sors-'irts
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eBelow high water mark of 1871.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.


METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Time. Bar, Their. Wind. Weather.
s.: e: e. 3 $:$$E E:..
Maximum temperature. IS.
Minimum temperature. -
By TELEGRAPH
NASHVILLE March RIVER stationary. with
IS feet inches on the gauge
WHEELING, March River : feet inches,
and falling slowly. Weather cloudy.
PlTTSBURG. March Nigh River 10 feet ,
inches on the gauge, and rising. Weather cloudy
and C II
CINCTNNATf. March 7.-Noon-River 80 feet
and rising. Weather clear and cooler. Night
River 10 feet, aud rising. Weather fair and cool.
ST.LOUIS March 7.-Nighi-Rver risen 2inches
and now stands Ii feet 9 inches Icy the gauge.
Weather cloudy, cold and clustering. Arrived:
John B. Maude, Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, March Noon River falling,
with 81 $40 feet on the gsuge. Weather cloudy and
cold thermometer, So. Night-River falling, with
IS lilo feet on the gauge. Weather cloudy, with
signs OF SHOW.
NEW ORLEANS. March 7.-weather cloudy and
cooler; theunolneter, 20. No arrivals or de
nd X. Il. Springer, for Cincinnati. are loading to
depart tomorrow evening.
CAIRO, March 7.-Noon-westher cloudy aud
cold. Arrived: Gold Dust, Vicksburg, 5 r.m. vs..
2, Halliday, 81 Louis, pm Departed; Gold
falling. Weather cloudy; thermometer, So Ar
rived: Paris C. Brown, Cincinnati. pm.
LOUISVILLE, March Noon - River rising
with 10 feel ; inches in the can't, feet inches
the chute the falls, and e feet over the rocks
Weather clear and cold Arrived and deIarted:
Golden Rule, New Orleans to Cincinnati. Night
River rising slowly with II feet inches in the
canal ana . feet inches in the chute the
falls Weather cloudy and cool Business fair
snip News.
LIVERPOOL, Mzrch Arrived: Indiana. Liv-
erpool.
NEW ORLEANS. March 7.-Cieafed. New York
and Louisiana, New York; Legislator, Liverpool
NEW YORK, Mar.h 7-ArriEed; Rotterdam
Rotterdam; furnesia, Glasgow; Persian Monarch,
London.
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Josie Harry,

4. r Harry, Master,
On and siter seg.eEnbe. 81 WIZ leeye Ae1n-
erect vita tie new Black river U. : c1nl packet
MILT HARRY for Pownztlan sssd foeahoates,
snd with Daily Packets TO Bstssg1lIe End IppSf
white r1ver. Through rztes 70 al points-
E-as1lr f-oDss0-lsd IN Silt HsTTy Line 2sr1phls
- f,te----,Q - - -s-----,,z -
once No. . s.ast1so1 zz---s
? y LIGHTED E<F Agent. : ssSros u
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

Os1eJIa-.-...--.-- Co4HoxA, Cooper. p N.
White River. HARD CASH. Postal. pm
Arkansas River. PIDw Boy, Smith pm
THU RSDAN.
r---.-- tl.=1r g,.ryn.r.
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LIVE STOCK AND HCCs.
Receipts OF cattle this week naTe leen
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THE SALOON HAD TAKEN FIRE

The b'u- snoke curled up and a dozen
tongues cf II ,me shot from the light arti-
tioning. Ii sent a sickening 4hudder through
the sIron-ost hearted as the direful posi-
biliues Of its Importance came full upon
them But the passengers presence Of mind
was exhibited 10 a marked degree at this
stage of the disaster, and while calm despair
settled on the faces cf the women, the men
and crew fought the ai,aes with buckets
Olce they conquered, anil then another
careen of the boat gave the flames fresh
impulse. They were finally snblued, how
ever, without doing serious damage.
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A1i,1k-G. p. Scbenck, New Orleans;
Hard C.sb, White river; Plow Boy, Arkansas
Halliday, st L1Eis.
ep1riurcs.-Tiger, St. Francis river; City
OF Nicksburg Wick burg; Thomas Sherlock,
New Oreans; W. P. Halliday, New Orleans;
L P. Schenck, CINCINNATI Cons Millar, Gin
cinnati.
Bouts IN P51-H ard Cash and Pillow Boy
30 rts Due D0Un.-Ste. Genevieve.
b4Jts Due Jp.-COahoma, Rene Macready,
Josie Harry and City OF Alton.
Receipts Yesterday
Thomas Sherlock-20O pkgs mdse.
Plow Boy bales cotton and lot sundries
U. P. S-hsnck-I40 empty hhds and lot
zundries.
Hard Cash-36 bales cotton, -, 253 feet
lumber and IS pkgs sundries
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Cotton Exchange BnIletins.
This { Last This Uk
Week. " eek. Last Nr.


E.a4lut- forl r avs - 2s.a3I SSH - ty
rEH4Els rD Great rriLaLu A.. 1921 @luisi ~ l3l
p & pore 20 continent ..- 1.-iri sji4I ll,+-u
tgl = a. al. T. s. Ports! g.l f3j. GII7.I so y'j
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GROCERIES,

Business qaiet in all departments OF this
branch Of trade.
CoFFEE--OrJinary, HOBO; prime, 125c;
fair i3ac; choice. 14fT144c.
SgeAB-I.2uisiana, open kettle, 74aS4c;
yellow clarified, 9i@9l2; off.vhite clarified,
9!GGic; pure whI.e, 9t12l0c; cut Loaf, II lc;
grauUlllei. I0Er; powdered, lie.
SfoIAsszS-I Louisiana. common to fair, 30
e IS good 81 prime, GOO Doc; strictly prime
10 choice, $50 -0s; faucg, 55-; .yrups, 45@
55c, as in quality.
CASNED Coos, Erc.-Pr'ces per dom:
Peaches, l;'s. standard, >; seconds, 81 s.;
t5u,toes, lbs, s. p; ) lbs, 81 80; straw
aerrie-, Il 50; raspberries, 81 65; blackbcr-
riss. ST SO; green CAGES. 81 So al 80; p.utns,
81 so; pears. 81 509I 70; extra Oyster By
asparagus, 81 70; green corn. 81 25cal2, as TO
quality; green peas, 81 5p9.2 p; cove oYs-
tiers. 81 Pool 80, tall weight; light weight,
No /. IS; No >, 81 %; Condensed milk
Crown, ; 20; Eagle, IS .; pine apple, 81
OPS.
SALT-Per carload, 81 60; from store,
81 65a1 20. pr barrel; coarse, per sack,
81 so; line. 81 9.
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LIVED HOURS OF sUsPENSE

Men and women went hitler and thither
in terror, and above the sots of frightened
females could be heard the hurried tramp OF
feet upon the decks and the hoarse voices Of
command that directed them. Then came
the final shock. For moment all was stIlI;
and then, as if the craft were some live thing
that had received stunning blow, there
came an almost human quiver Below, il
the hold, could be heard the rushing of the
waters they poured through the great
breaches in the hull. The timb9rs groaned
and cracks gaped wide apart At last, with
final careen, the craft settled, and the hull
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-27
The blacksmith is an honest fellow

The blacksmith is an honest fellow
although he has to pound iron and stee
for a living; and he doesn't hesitate tC
forge when he can make any money ou
of it.
The blacksmith is the horses shoema
ker Before fitting on a set of shoes he
always gives the animal pare.
The horse has only four feet, but
when the blacksmith has fitted the
horses fore feet, there are two more feet
still to be fitted
The horse has no nails on his toes
therefore the blacksmith furnishes nails
as well as shoes.
The blacksmith is a steady working
man. and yet he is forever striking.
When the blacksmith has Hammered
two pieces of iron together the work is
weld done.
The blacksmith is a man of metal.
The blacksmith is fond of fish. He is
the shelters best customer.
The blacksmith is a practical muscle
man and at the same time a good Chris
tian.
The first blacksmith mentioned in his
tory was Tubal Cain. Tubal of course
was a Hittee. There is another Cain
mentioned in Scripture. Although he
was not a blacksmith he was an Abel
hitter. Cain was a husbandman. He
endeavored to rise in the world-that is
to say, he raised cane. He also RACED
Abel
Vulcan's mother was Juno, but Juno
that is well enough. if you are acquaint-
ed with ancient myths. Vulcan was a
mvth-a blacksmith, aa l have said.
Read tales of African travels if you
would learn more about the blacks
myths.
Vulcan, it is said, manufactured thun,
derbolts. He Is the first lightning-rod
man on Reconciliation Transcript.
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MEMORANDA.

TYBEE. January %, 4:50 D m-Passed out
steamship Worcester, banks Aberdeen, alumni
ma schr Nancy Smith.
At anchor, inward bound, schr NJ B Millen
and one unknown
At anchor, outward bound bark c Robin
son (Br), schrs Annie G Grace and Motto A
Hand.
Waiting, banks Ironsides OBJ, Mia CNor)
Hilda iSw)
Wind 8, miles; dense fog.
New York, January 26-Arrived Bothnia
Claudius. Amerique, Circassia, Nevada, Rich
mond, Ponca, State Of Texas, Waccama. Leo
nora. Marklane. Old Dominion.
Arrived out, Servia. AlbatrOSS Boomerang
Homeward. Simpson, New Orleans; Herbert
Galveston; BorOma, Hevilins. Baltic.
Liverpool. January 26-Arrived. bark Rome,
r. m Charleston. She jettisoned AZ bales cot
ton
philadelphia, January 21-Arrived, schooner
Crissie WRIGHT, Clark, Savannah.
New York, January 24-Cleared schr Silver
Hees, Mayo, Jacksonville.
Baltimore. January 24-Cleared, schr NJ A
Achorn. AchOrn. Savannah.
Philadelphia. January 23-Cleared, schr F
Narnall new. Scott. Savannah.
Portland, January 23-Cleared, schr Julia 6
Bailey. MarsOn, Savannah.
London. January 23-Arrived ship Guldregn
Nor, Knudsen, Darien.
Bermuda. January l9-In port, bark Mary
Jane (Ger) Bernecker. from Darien for Dublin
on marine slip repairing.
Brunswick. Ga, January 25-Arrived 18th, BT
schr Hattie Darling. Bethel. Nassau; 2'st, schr
Ducien Porter Grindle. Charleston; schr Mag
gle NJ Rivers, Robinson. Perth AmbOy; 23d
schr NJ A Folsom, Rose. New York: schr Ida
Lawrence. Young, Philadelphia; schr Fannie
KINNEY. Wolf, Wilmington
Cleared 23d, brig DauntlesS. Williams. Deme
rara; Sp brig Cid. LlOpiS. Valencia; Gath, brig
Ellen Maria. Whitmore. New York; 25th, schT
Pedro Grau, Hand. Philadelphia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-27

The Panama Star and Herald says the
report that yellow fever is epidemic there
is pure moonshine. The announcement
credited to the United States Consul to
the contrary is said to refer to SANTANA.
The same paper has the following: "The
Pacific Mail Steamship Committee, ap-
pointed to confer with the overland rail
road companies in relation to a new con-
tract, have reported to the directors that
they had offered to sell the railroad COM
panies as requested by them the China
line steamships City of Toxic and City
of Peking for the sum of 81 $50. 600 and
a guarantee of 800, 600 of Heights year
ly for ten years to the Pacific Mail Com
pany. In case this offer shall not be
accepted the committee recommend that
the President of the Steamship Company
shall be authorized to take passengers
and freights at the best terms obtainable.
The report was accepted and the recon-
mendatiOn was adopted. The railroad
people, it was understood, had not &C
eepted the Offer"
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CONSIGNFFS

Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
January 26-FOrdg Office. r Roach & Bro s
Coins, Henry Fields, Rutherford & T,
Dale & Co, McDonough & Co. G Keasliug. r F
Reppard. Crawford & L. A Einstein's Sons N
Ferst & Co, G l. Jones. H Myers & Bros Frank
& Co. Fred Tarver, Weed & G, Baldwin & Co
HoicOmbe. G & Co, P y Paynal, Savannah Oh
Co. Lee Roy Myers G V Hecker e Co, Bond 6
s. d Dancy. A Letter. G II Dorsett, LippmaL
Bros, NJ Y Henderson, Stern & N, Bendhem
Bros & Co. d G Bacon & Co. Hsslam & H. w "
Gordon & Co. L J Guilmartin & Co, Jno Elan
nery & Co, c F Stubs e Co. Walter & H. F NJ
Farley, H VI Conner & COW W Chisholm & Co
WOODS & Co, Chas Ellis, N Maclean, Wood
bridge K H, w LathTop & Co.
Per Central Railroad. January 26-Forde
Agt, NJ BOiey s. Son. Miller 6 Co, c X r &
Big Co, Geo Schroeder, E A Schwarz r .
Walker. W NJ Davidson, Allen & L, u Ohlan.
der Darne'l & S. w JO'Brien, Branch & c. 6
Eckstein & Co, Lee Roy Myers, Walter & h
Savannah oil Co. NJ Y Henderson, Peacock,
& Co, D Bacon & Co, r Barbour. Hannah
Kniz ut B Reedy, Lippman Bros, A Hanley,
w Miller, Dr. D Cox. Amos Sawyer, Solomon
Bros. Henry YOnge. hidden & B. Rieser & S, r
Roach 6 Bro, Matthews, Cohen, D Ar
den Kaufman. Bendheim Bros & Co, }
Cubbedge, a n SOllee, Chas HOhenstein, R
Davant, n NJ Conner & Co. Woods & Co, III
Guilmartin & Co, Jno Flannery & Co, WV
Gordon & Co, Walter & II, d b Hull, Order F NJ
Farley. W Lathrop e Co, CT Stubbs & Co.
Baldwin & Co, Woodbridge & H, VI Maclean,
Peacock, H & Co.
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t{N(QuolQ7(iisul
Neuralgia, Sprains,
Pain in the Back and Side

1900 - A"~f - ~ etiAi,S
Pain in the Back and Side.
There IS nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured BY use Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
This remedy is not a cheap Renzine
or Petroleum product that must be kept
away from fire or heat to avoid danger
OF explosion, nor is it an untricd expert
ment that may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been in constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts Of the world Is, Il never
fails. 1t not only effects a permanent cure,
but 1t relieves pain almost instantaneOusly.
Being purely vegetable remedy, it is safe
In the hands Of the most inexperienced.
The record Of cures by the use OF PAIN
KILLER would I'll volumes. The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried it think:
Edgar Cady, owatonna, Him, saws:
ABOUT a year since ny wife became subject
to severe suffering from rheumatism. Our
resort vas to the PAIN KILLER, which speedily
Charles Powell writes from the Sailors
Home, London:
had been afflicted three years with neuralgia
ana violent spasms Of the stomach. The doctors
ct Westminster Hospital gave up my case in
despair tried your PAIN KILLER and il gave
me immediate relief. have reclaimed my
strength, and am now able to follow my usual
occupation.
G. H. Walworth, Saco Me-, writes:
experienced immediate relief from pain in
- the side by the use Of your PAIN KILLER.
have used your PAIN KILLER for rheumatism,
- and have received great benefit
Barton Seaman says:
Have used Pas KILLER for thirty years.
and have found it HeBer. fujling remedy for
rheumatism and lameness
Mr.. Burditt writes:
ltnerer [dtts to give relief in cases Of Rheumatism
Fn14. GllperC, somerset, Pa, writes:
From actual use, know YOUR PAIN K1CIElt
is the best medicine l can get
All druggists keep PAIN KILLER. It's price
is so low that it is within the reach OF au,
and it will save many times its cost in doctors
bills 25c., SOC. and SI.OO a bottle
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprletors,
Providence, r. 4.
For sale by Lippman Bros. and Solomons & Co
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ern, 50N53c; Western white 5i05sc. ditto
mixed 50l5lc; Pennsylvania, 5Od53c. Pro
visions closed firm and in some instances
higher: Mess pork. SIS IS. Bulk neats-ahouI-
ders and clear rib sides, packed, nc and exc.
Bacon-shoulders, SIC; clear rib sides, lie.
Hams, l30i31fc. Lard. refined, PKG Coffee
firm; Bio csrgoes. ordinary IN fair. S1ka CSC.
Sugar quiet; A soft. 93kc Whisky duh and
lower. 81 1s1l 49, Freighta unchanged.
Louisville, January 2i.-F1our steady: ex-
ira, s. O0G5 80; choice 70 fancy, 81 5Ods 90.
Wheat firm at 81 ~. Corn steady: No. white.
73c: ditto mixed, 66c. Oats steady; No. 2
white, SOC; ditto mixed. 4Sc. Provisions un-
changed; market still strong: Pork mess SIC.
Bulk meats-clear rib, 2Oc; clear sides, Coo.
Bacon-clear rib, 10 40c; clear sides. lie. Hang,
sugar cured. i216613e. Whisky firm at 81 49,
WILMINGTON. January 26.-spirlUS tnrpeu-
tine firm at Soc Resin quiet at 81 95 for
strained and 81 90 for good strained. Tar dull
at - .. Crude t-TrDentine irregular at 20 81
for hard, 50 7514 25 for yellow dip. and 50 O0G
A. for virgin dnferior). Corn steady; prime
white SIC; mixed, 7Sc.
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Gain 8iIIEr.

For sale by Lppman Bros. and solomons & CO
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORT.
rTNANrrAL

LONDON. January 26.-Consols, 90 1915 for
money; 100 for account. Erie, Az.
PARIS, January 20, 1880 p m.-Rentes, e2t 45c.
$3.50 D. m--Rentes, S2c 12l4c.
LONDON, January 26.-Spec1e decreased Gl49,
IovDov. January p, 4:sO p. m.-CoDsols,
90 1876 for money; 90 1916 for account. Erie,
NEw YORK January 26-stocks opened irregu-
lar. Money, { per cent. Exchange-long,
81 So; short, 81 sS16. State bonds inactive.
Government bonds steady and generally IN
changed.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. January 26.-Cotton opened
quiet and unchanged; middlinR uplands, sgd;
middling Orleans, 694d; sales $500 bales. for
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
Il. 100 bsles-AmeTican Il, 100 bales
Futures: Middling uplands. low middling
clause. deliverable In January. 81; deliverable
in January and February. 69Ed; deliverable ia
February and March. 21-32d; deliverable in
March and April, 2332d; deliverable in April
and May,6 - 32d: deliverable in May and June.
6I3-Ifd; deliverable in July and August
8 29-32i. Futures firm.
1:30 p. m--Middling uplands. 65s1; low mid
ding uplands, 65fd; good ordinary, sgd; or
binary uplands, SID; middling Orleans, Gzd;
low middliug Orleans, 6asd; good ordinary Or
leans. 63sd; ordinary ORLEANS. 555d.
Futures: Middling uplands, low middline
clause. deliverable in January. 1884. deli
yerable in January and February, 2l-32d-
3 D m.-Futures. Aliddling uplands, low mid
ding clause. deliverable in March and April
SID: deliverabl- in May and June. q sd; de
liverable in July and August, o 15-i6d.
NEW YORK, January 25.-COtUOn opened
steady: sales 9s4 Dales; middling uplands
II 1871 s.: middling Orleans, 121zc.
Futures Market steady. with sales as follows
January. 12c; February. p O5c; March, y 28c
April, Il soc; May, y 6sc; June, Il SIC.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC.
LIVERPOOL January 25.-Lard. 57s sd. LoGg
clear middles, as; short. 4ss Pork, 71s
NEW YoRK. January % Flour opened dull
and unchanged Wheat heavy; 1h15kc lower
Corn dull; 4 y L4c lower. Pork strong but
quiet az 81 50GlS 90 7 ard weak at II 45c
Spirits turpentine. 55d55J4' Rosin, 81 81 1fd
= 42l6. Freights quiet bur steady
BALTIMORE, January S6-FlOur firm and
active; Howard street and Western super
fine. 81 25a5 90; ditto extra. IS 2566 %; ditto
family, g 50G5 so; city mills superfine. a. Z
a =; ditto extra, IS 50e16 p; ditto family
s. 50 Rio brands. s. 90; Patapsco family
s. . Wheat-SOuthern EOminally unchanged
Western easier: Southern red. 81 4211 IS
amber. 81 80; No. l Maryland, 81 $40 4514
No Western winter red, on the spor, 81 4 u
/ al 425z; January delivery. 81 423k61 423z
February 81 42}zei1 425k. March 81 4534 al 464
april q 47IlGl 463s. Corn-Southern white
Sic, yellow 71c.