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a. AeciaenI Cansed bY AecIdeat.

LOUISVILLE, December 11.-Sunday morn
ing between . and o'clock the steamer
Queen City, Capt. John s. Jones, bound from
Eva, sviIle to Cincinnati, was coming through
the canal and struck the draw-bridge, knock
ing down the chimneys and tearing Oh the
top of the pilot-house. The officers claim
that the proper signals were made to those
in ehasge OF the canal 70 open the oraW,
which were not responded to. Tb> rich, 49,
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Receipts since Sept lst $50 1902 64S 26z $50 ISL
Foreign xports Sept LIST l26lI lS0 54.37
Stock at U ). ports S2S 93l O79 77T 9l0, 56S
Increase in receipts ..... us S93l .....s---..
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/ ,v.a., 5rrnsr; No. ? red winta o.,
Corn active finn and hignsl5 a. III tsi,din1 ,ger,
e5sf01zc Rye-dema1d stitf, fsjr demends.ss srd,
| 62ESq65e. Earlsy sieaos 'sztTa
10. 9. fsll, = g75c- :, E-lo,,-
TOTTTsVTILE december - n ~ a. : -eee1az {.
tar and market firm: ezra Ell 70 Wbs.,A No.
/. s. 5Og4 .; n.sn o5I,sc Ccrn dull and noaI;
No No Ie6 bi Slh 9se No mixed, 46si7c oaduii
mixed Western, 4O14s iIe- r1o,,r Ann.
NEW YORK, December ll; - Sd oa.ls saper-
81 49, and state. 50 259S 20; eomaon N
nne a-srs 81 go1s 40: good 70 choice, Ina
Wheat-eeash z, isae the sdvance and
fI oi1fS firmer; ungraded red, 9oeeE -
Rlce quiet but steady 60
NEW ORLEANS Decen nsI LII 5-If 4o9 ~ suet but
steady higher gga1sS = mixed 53c; fslssa e5 nv
Oats quiet: held at 5le5E Co[nmeal dail and
nominal g s5gS s, Hss Rice QUIET On:
Fnuisians. ordinsry 70 choice, 42sss%c.
utTTTvoRF December II. Flour quiet loyre-
. sell wsstsp, s q sss IS Ssa e extra
a., and active: 60 .sintet rcd spot G7IZa
o.: DECEMBER. 81 5zgl ~ az 2Tn oaty 0sss
Sg7s EeeT1a asyked; The year lge jam.
a rry es7Ea64c; February. ~ oa,s higher
Western. white, 2s9Zss n1l1se' -'c' fsansylva-
cr ToITTs december H.-FIour dun: fan,;ir,
ss 81 "a: cnoice, 81 40 a co fancy "a Sss1 Wheat
higher; No red, s5ss2ze easn, e1zc the
ye% ne, 9S s 9ay 10 red sos b sor9 co7p
loves sold Straight down iron 4g1s9a5Ze cash
4s,sIaieiSc the year. sg5s9ts5ze yanaa.y, 49, 4
FeSE9sES re gsar Jsnu.iTah e sS 4Ss
S1iI. I,+Issry s<c May. Rye lower tossi e
BID Barley steady mp ss@pls d l9t: Os ss
o.sIo 1snnarv 9s1<c February NGI on
WsIcb Corn bstter; eig14c the yea 4Sc ia 4.
uaTy ig1 February 5l} ~. Nay; Q.ss slow sssss
395ic bid the year. sc ple ana February.
CuTcAGo december 1l.-Flour steady: common
.. dhnica snrine. So SO as J0 commoa IN fsncy
sIa5 IO patents Is s6s5 q winter hou-
Whaot 6ist hut ffrn; REGULAR. sfl5c Deco 6sr
s5jEss54 &c january s61sc February; g GJ<sI OF.
May No red v ..s demand h bot AZ ncsgo spring
20 csSR- 511Sasa December, s31Sassl<c Ian
1sTy 90 February, So May: Oats steady and
s SzIIsc eash &c December %zc Ia ni,arS
1siHc FEBRUARY, s7cNay. Rye firmef, SIC. BarIey
hIIner, SOC L. hut M.
CaH-Wheat irresalSsrl PIC 3It not onaeh changed.
Corn easier decineu 7sS74c' JAS stronger but
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Trnsfee,s Sale.

by virtue Of The power yssLed IN me n q - n.ust
lot,e Means on November 26. 1881, and recorded
in Book 40. page 345. of the Registers once OF
shelby county, Tenn, the indebtedness therein
secured being past due and unpaid; at the est
of the holder Of the note the evidence OF said In
debtedness / will, at 1880 O'Clock pm, on
Saturday, Dece a. Der 23, lSe2f
offer for sale, and sell 70 the highest bidder, for
cash at the courthouse door, in the city OF Mem
phis Tenn, a lot OF ground situated and being
part of Lot No 3, in BLOCK No. IS, in the Taxing
District of Shelby county, formerly city OF Mem
phis Tenn, beginning at point in the east line
Of ST. Martin street twenty eight (2SI feet south OF
the southwest corner of Mr. Noels lot; running
thence south wardly thrtyeight (5e) feet with the
line OF st. Martin street TO stake: thence east
Wardly at right angles with st. Martin street, one
hundfea and sixty -four (l64 feet to stzke thence
northwardy thirty-eight 1881 feet 70 Joseph hul.
cahy's line; thence westwardly one hundred ana
sixty-four (l64i feet TO the beginning point Ine
right of equity of redemption in case OF sale II
waived and the said charlotte Means relinquihhee
and quit claims her right 70 Homestead or dover II
said descr bed property. Title believed 70 6e gooo
- fOHN IOAGUF Trustee.
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HORSES AND MULES.

There are but few mules on the market,
the dpasud being for large mules. Tne
horse market is dull.
MULES No. 1 dray mules, 16 10 163
to I51. Sl3O@I50; 141 to Is, Sl1O@1SO.
HoRsts-Good driving, $l2592OO; heavy
DRAFT, Sl5092O0; saddle horses, $125@925Oi
| plugs S40N175.
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same time in 1880 the receipts we're 221, Jos

same time in 1880 the receipts we're 221 Jos
Bales.
ehipSents during the official week aggte-
gated 23, 446 bales, against q ;S69 bales the
previous week, 1914 bales the correspond-
ing week last season, and Il, 4S6 bales IN 1850.
The total shipments since Septem Der 1st
were 15l ,S57 bales, against IA $40 bales IL
1881, and 160.77S in 1880.
The total stock on hand was sc, 344 bales,
against Sc $50 bales at this time last year;
in 1880, 73,415 bales.
Sales in Memphis dIrirg the Official week
aggregated 10000 bales, of which exporters
took $500 bales. spiDners 1900 bales, and
speculators 800 bales, against total OF
14,075 bales last week, of which $500 were
TO exporters, 5425 20 sPinuers, - 10 specu-
Iators. Middling, 94c.
wEEKL9 STATEMENT or RECEIPTS
WEEK ESD'G SINCE SIT.
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COURSE OF THE MEMPHIS MARKET.
The following shows the course OF the
Memphis market and the prices OF middling
cotton from the opening of the season as com
r.ernI Nth The Ai,n,a laat
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i he MOVEMENT az p Interlor IoWns Tor me
week ending Friday, December Sth, Is as fol-
lows: Receipts, l65, I61 bales, against 169, 90
bales same week last yesr--decrease, 1916
bales. Shipments, 149,4S5 bales, against
146 594 bales same time last yesr-increase,
1891 bales. Stock, 29l .376 bales, against
49, 500 bales last year-decrease, 124,22
bales.
December 9Th the worlds visible supply
was 2.63l sos bales, against 2,67l ,6l4 bates
same time last season-a decrease of 1851
bales, and an increase of l27, Az bales over
the season of 1S79-S0, and an increase OF
267, 95S bales over The season of 1888.
Daily Report.
The local market opened and closed firm.
Sales, 400 bales, including 100 Saturday
eyeniug-2650 to exporters, 1850 TO spin
ners, - 10 speculators.
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OF Al receipts AT all U. ) ports yesterday ~
Total receipts same day last year
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cav loss of manhood ETC., will send recipe that
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remedy was discovered by missionary in South
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Coal OfL-WhoIesaIe los, l6c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, December n.-Fet-cieun quiet
s.w., 11Oe, SIC.
PTTTSBURG, December 1L-Petroleum quiet;
united certificates weak, closed at 81 0g5{; re-
fined, 7549I1Ic, Philadelphia delivery.
BRADFORD, December 1l.-while there were
fuctuations which in quiet times would be con-
sidered quite heavy, in view OF the recent excite
rent Ire market to-day was comparatively steady;
opened rstuef weak ct 81 l01z and under heavy
selling fell TO 81 0s14, rallied and showed much
Strength closing at firm 81 1917 In the afternoon
the nm feeling continued until the Last hour.
reaching 81 III, when weaker feeling prevailed
and the market closed at 81 Og< bid sales, 2e7,
600 barrels
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WEEKLY SUMMARY.

Receipts at Memphis during the official
week aggregated %, Ill bales, against sc, 5S4
bales the previous week, 81 ,374 bales the
corresponding week last season, and 25,27l
bales IN 1880. TIE total receipts since Sep
ten1ber /, 1882, were 2SS. $50 bales, against
2I7. O54 bales al the CORES ponding time last
season, an increase OF l6, 500 bales. At the
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HousE-sUILDING MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime and cement quiet al former
prices.
FRAMING LUMBER-Yard prices-Rough,
SIS per 1000 feet; dressed $50; yellow pine
aooring, SOS; shin giles, 1894 so; lathing-
poplar. 81 rs; cypress, 81 per 1000 laths.
Ezra prices for extra lengths above 20 feet.
NA1Is-s3 e0@4 per keg, and leading
s;zes hard to obi ain.
BRIcks-Hard, SO so; soft, 50 per 1000;
friedrich, $4Ga5 so per 100.
LIME AND CEAlEsT-Alabama lime, soe(9
81 barrel; Tennessee, 859Scc; Louisyiiie
sszasat- Il 7oaI Is n barrel Rnsedale
cement, 81 50 a barrel; Portland, s.; plaster
of Paris - 30
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New YORK, December 11.-Many calls
for small assortnents of hannels and fair
business are reported, and other orders Tor
selections of light miscellaneous quantities,
with the market ruling very quiet.
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FOR HALEs POINT.
FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIvERs.
.EOsie Harry,
ELEVATOR COMPANY.
Grain and Package Elevator Co,

TWILL DO A GENERAL RECEIVING, FOR
w wARDISG AND STORAGE BUSINESS Cargoes
of Steamboat and bzrzes loaded or unlo7ded win
DISPATCH Freight delivered in cars OF al rail-
roads entering the city. Ample storage roem loi
bulk or sacked grain, merchandise, machinery
etc Freight received and stored in elevator Al
owners risk unless ordered insured
. "A SUPERINTENDENT
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New Orleans futures opened easy; at II
steady, closing quiet and steady. Sales, 40,
600 bales Closing Quotations were as follows
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RRooMs AND BeOOM-CoRN

Bcooms OF home manufacture continue in
good demand. The new crop of broom corn,
which shows a considerable increase in
duantity and improvement in quality, finds
ready sale at quotations.
Broom CoRN-Crooked, S(94c per pound /;
straight, 5S97c per pound.
BEooNs-Per dozen in wholesale lots,
Il 75Gi4
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The transactions aggregated 49l 600 shares,
COTTON.

AT the close of our review OF the cotton
market for the week ending December 1st
spot middling in New York was quoted at
IO7-16c, which price ruled on the opening
day OF the week under review. On Monday
l Ice was lost, and middliug was quoted lOsc,
which price ruled the remainder OF the
week, the quotations at the close being as
follows.
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The Liverpool spot market at noon was
6rm. Sales, 10000 bales, of which 1900 bales
were American. Receipts, 600 bales, oi
which 5450 bales were American.
At 1880: Uplands, 15-I6d; Orleans. Old.
The Liverpool future market at noon was
quieter; December, 5 64@,5 57-64d; De-
cember- January, 5 So 64d; January Fserq-
airy, 5 664a; February March, 5 81 64d;
March April, 80 64d; April-May, 5 81 $40;
May-June, 6l-64, 5-64, 1-64d; June Jury,
4 "a, 81, s II Sad; Julv-August, 6 500;
AugusI-September 6 l2-64d.
Al D, Decenber, ) IS 81. 1854, 5 So 64e;
December-J anuary, 3 IS SAD; March-A prii,
% Cad; April-May, 63 Sad; Msy-Jups'
6 . "a, 6 3-64d.
fufures ciosad 6rro
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WEEK. ESD'G SINCE sEFT.
dc. s. 1852 isT.
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VEGETABLES, POULTRY, EGGS, ETC.

VEGETABLES, POULTRY, EGGS, ETC.
Egg plentiful and steady. Poultry con
tiaaes Eat, snd prices nominal. Produce
generally steady.
Al 75fa.2 for yellow from levee; 81 z5 for
large barrels from store; small barrels, 81.
Potatoes, 81 75fa go from levee, $292 10
rom store. Sweet potatoes nominal. Cab
bage: Chicago, off stock, Sc; fresh, 81 per
hundred loose, from store. Celery, 4O(96Oc
ner DOZEN. New kraut, in whisky barrels,
Is sOt0.6; 10. 40 gallon barrels, 80 80; in
half. ba rrels, So 25@S 90. Garlic, 81 per
hundred.
FRurs-Oranges, 50 per barrel; "a so per
box. Lemons, 81 50@5 per box. Cocoa
nnts Sc per hundred. Peanuis-Virginis
baud. picked, lie; Tennessee red, &c; white,
Sc: roasted, 23e higher; shelled, Zoe. Al
monds, 19i920c. Texas pecans, lie; Arkan-
sas. 6aSc; English walnuts. 14916c. Fill
hers. I3c Brazil nuts-old, &c; new, Sc.
R,isius-London layers, 50 90, Imperial,
81 30. Brandy cherries, 81 per dozen.
APPLES, Erc-Apples, medium and off.
stock, IS 75(94 from store; New York Pip
pins. s495 New Southern dried apples, &c
per pound. New crop dried peaches, &c from
store. Cranberries, $l2 50(913 per barrel
Pickles, medium, barrel, s. 1909; half
barrel, 81 1905.
CIDER-Missouri, SS9S so per barrel, and
81 70 per half-barrel.
Eees-27@2Sc.
PICS FEEr-In barrels, Sll; half-barrels
IS 90; kegs, 3 %.
FsH-MAckerel-I2.lb kit, No. !, $lN
/ 10. No. y, $685.; Islbs, No. 81 loo
2D; No ?, 95ciaS1: hait-bzrrel. SOLIDS, Nc
II - go; No 2, So So White fish, No. /
per haif-barrei, Sc 5oC96 rs; family, 81 2;
| IA so; per kit, nominally, 81 %. Driet
herring, per box, 25 aSOc; North Csrolin;
rec herring, half barrel, Sc So
POULTRY S1@3, according Il
quality Young ducks, S39S so. Turkey:
$l0@14; dressed turkeys 12@14c per 10.
/ GANE-Prices nominal
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WHISKY &c

Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet
BRASDIEs-Cogusc, $5@10; peach, 81 so
as so; apple, S2(9S 80.
WINEs-Imported port, 81 5O94; sherry
81 55@4; ADMINISTRATIONS extra dry,
Sos; Piper Heidsick, S23i@25; Muuln's
extra dry, S25@27; claret, IS 75(97 per box
Catawbs, 81 5006
WHIsKIEs = Redistilled, 90c9S1 90;
straight, 81 5o@4, according to age.
CHICAGO. December 1l.-whisky steady, 81 H.
ST. LOUIS, December Il.-Whisky lower, 81 ID
LOUISVILLE, December Il--Whisky inactive,
81 10.
BALTIMORE, December u.-whisky steady,
81 ID.
NEW ORLEANS, December 1I.-Whisky steady
Western rectifed, 81 0o9l 90
CINCINNATI. December 11--Whisky IN good
demand but at lower rates, 81 10.
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This Last This Last
fear. IYea.r. Year. Year.
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PARK STABLES.

r y. SMITH. Proprietor-LIvERY, BOARDING
81 AND SALE SIAsLEs- Stock sold on coz 1lis
sion. No. Al South Court street. Dsar Jason 5
Hotel between Main ana Second FIrst-clsSs
rum outs At low rates
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New York futures closed The week with
advances OF points on current deliveries,
and to Z points for Other months, as indi-
Gated by the following quotations, CON-
pared with the close OF he previous week:
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no Reduetlon or ygages ContempIaled

NJ NStUuCENDh1 VI VIZ 9 CVU It'll VIsssNUs
LOUISVILLE, December ia statement
having been Published 10 the Cincinnati
papers that Wsges OF the employees of the
L0uisville and Narhvile railroad will be
reduced twenty per cent. in January, an
officer of that road said to-day that the
statement is incorrect; no reduction what
ever is contemplated.
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.

hemIock 27@3Oc; harness, 36@40c; skirt
log, 3794Oc; French call, $4,000 per dozen;
domestic cali, s3O@45 per dozen.
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New York futures opened steady; at II 80,
steady; at 1890, steady; at 1:3O, steady; at
2:30 steady, closing barely steady. Sales,
$4,000 bales. Closing quotations were as
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PeLTniss, HIDES AND LEATHER.

The hide market is active, with light re-
ceipis.
HIDES, Erc.-No. / dry flint hides, lie;
No. dry hides, lac; dry salt hides, ll9l4 ci
No. green salt hides, &c; No. green sail
hides, &c; green hides, 5@7c- Bseswax-
prime yellow, 20(922s; tallow, 64c; ginseng
per pound, 81 80. Deer skins prime, 2tc.
FEATBERs-Prime, 40c.
WooL-Tub-washed, 259S5c per pound
unwashed, 1S@ 23e; bury, l0@l6c.
LEATHER-Oak sole, per pound, S7@14Oc
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

New Orleans. GOLDEN CRowS, Shinkle, 10 an
ST Francis River -REsE n AcgEADY, Joplin, pm.
White River.------J. g. BRASsToRD, Holt, pm.
Arkansas River-KATIE HooPEE, Smith, pm.
Hales Point..--..MAgK TWAIN, Hall pm.
ESsAs CITY BrolaSki, 10
Cincinnati VIST SHINELE. Deem, Bpm.
WEDNESDAY.
Fnsrs Point--.--.-JAEEs LEE. Lee, pm.
Peters Landing TIGER. Basket, pm.
White Rfver..---HARD CASH, Postal. pm
Osceola -......--.-.--C oAHoNA, Cooper, 3 pm.
New Orleans HENyPy FRA,rE Hicks nm.
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Above low
water.
STATIONS,


METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Time. Bar. Their. Wind Weather.
IS s. 81. & 2:5R- SS:y
Maximum temperature, s..
Minimum temperature. 50.
WHEELING. December II.-Noon-RIver 5 feet,
and falling. Weather partly cloudy and cold.
| NEW ORLEANS, December Il.-weather clear
/ and cooler: thermometer, So Arrived; x X
| Springer, Cincinnati. Departed: Carrier, Ohio
l river
| PITTsBURG. December I1.-Night-River 5 feet
inches and rising. Weather clear, cold and
pleasant Hight-River feet inches, and rising.
| Weather cloudy and cool
| CINCINNATI December 1I.-Noon-Riverl1 feet
and 5spE f 5i ScSs snd Sns
| Weather clear AID cool. Arrived; Kate Adams
/ Pittsburg.
| EVANSVILLE, December I1.--No5n-River fan
ing. with $40 feet seant by the gauge; weather
clear; thermometer, 81. Passed up: Min hyaS5
2-io feet full by the gauge. Weather fair; Their
mometer. 4O7.
LOUISVILLE, December 11.-Noon--River risins
| slowly with feet inch in the canal and feet
| inch in the chute on the falls Weather eieal
and warmer. Night-Riyer stationary with Zee
on the falls. Weather bright and pleasant.
| CAIRO. December lI-Noon-weatherel clear aud
noon Hisht@River I iSfeet sT 1nrlie5 and fai
ice running very heavy in the MississlPI1. aSsr
Rule, Cincinnati, pm. Departed: Port kads
| south. pm.
[See Additional River Ners on Fourth POge.J
| MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, December n.-Arriyed out: Greece
/ New York.
NEW YORK. December 11-Arrived: saliee
Bremen; Germania, Liverpool; Pennland' Ans
| werp.
| NEW ORLEANS December lI.-Cleared: City o
| tonoI Arrived: Colombo and Silverdsle, Cardiff
Dion. IfEerpooi: Knight ST. Patrick. London:
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New Orleans futures closed the week with
current deliveries advanced Z poicls, other
months 3 to points, as the following COM
narrative lists of quotations indicate:
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New Orleans spots began the week at 9zc
the price at the close OF the week previous.
An advance of &c occurred on Thursday,
aud the week closed with 9se ruling, as in
dictated by the following comparative price
lisfs-
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Changes.

oFFIeE SIGNAL SERVICE, Q. S. A,
MEMPHIS, TEEE., December II, 1852.
The following observations are taken a; the
at the same moment of time u-0s p-m-) at all the
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ST. Louis EmuIoyment Agency

% q NORTH SIXTH STREET, ST. LOUIS, NO.
DO Contractors on Railroads IeTees; e.
supplied with irst-clss Laoorers free OF chAise'
ordels respectfully so6cited NARA
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

very dark, but they saw the bridge aud rang
the bell to back he boat. The b=ll-wire wss
broken. causing the accident % stated.
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tn IS
,Iooo Tons Rags, Iron and Bones

recently 10y SAM eABAY AGENT DEa a ~ ~ sRS
for the priEET Also buys and sells everything from
ba "a, 10 steamboat He invites eyetg po1S No 20
at ru;nots pricg bought and sold.
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New Orleans spots opened quiet; at l 80,
steady, closing steady. Sales, II 900 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows:
Yesterday. Saturday.
....-..'s.'''''''.---'
GOOD Ord1 nary Us ga
Low Middllng ......-..--.. Va ~
Middlng ......... economical 10 10
Good Middling ........ -. lO3z IG3%
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FIXTURE Pork annnIu.


The demands for the products of the
hog are immense and rapidly increasing
every year. The real corn-producinp
portion Of the world is limited, and
there is no other food for swine which
can compete with it. And the call for
American pork and hog products is
increasing and spreading in all parts
of the world. The population of the
United States is increasing beyond any
former precedent in this or any other
country. And large portion of this
population are seeking homes not in
our corn and pork regions, but in the
wheat and stock portions of the terri
tories, such as Dakota, Minnesota, and
Upper Missouri valley, Texas, and all
of the mining and stock regions of the
southwestern territories. They will
all want more or less pork-but more
especially lard. The world has not yet
discovered a substitute for it, nor has
an adulterous generation yet discovered
any way to produce q bastard lard.
Besides this, even in the corn belt,
there is "A strong tendency to turn
away from hog growing, and devote
the products of the farm TO beef, wool
and mutton. So there is no doubt of a
strong remunerative demand for the
product of the hog in all Of the future.
No one making this large element in
the products of his farm need have
any doubt of its profitable character.
Hogs well managed, pay now; and
will pay better in future years. Though
there is "a greater tendency to eat beef
and mutton than formerly in the
United Statates, yet the product of the
hog is an Indispensable one. II must
be had for the navies of the world
for the fishermeu-fOr the ships of
commerce-for the millions of hard
laborers on public works, in the mines
and factories. It supplies place
which no other article OF Diet can.
Farmers. therefore. when theS are
changing their farms to milk and beef.
should not lose sight of the hog. With
clover pastures, the milk of the dairy,
aided by cheap corn, pork will always
be a valuable source of revenue on the
stock farms. Do not be frightened
from it by the fatal hog diseases. The
fatality i'm this respect has not yet
made hog-raising Improbable. Keep
good stock, and rely on the most rapid
maturity. The quicker, the more the
profit. Pork in the past has given
Iowa more prosperity, and better credit.
than any other element, and it should
continue to be one of our largest
sources Of revenue. But the practice
of feeding only corn. and that in a dry
state, the year round, must be changed