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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

Receipts by river yesterday 50 bales cot
ton and 27S sacks of seed.
Ths City Of Alton, Captsin Dan Able, Il
due up today for St. Louis.
The Hard Cash had fnS "Trip out for
White river yesterday evening.
The Josie Harry. Captain Ailt Harry, is
the Saturday packet for all points on White
river.
The Marlin Speed, Captain J. J. Darragh
is the Saturday packet for all points on Ar
KANSAS river.
The Kate Hooper, Captain Ed Rowland
is the Memphis and Little Rock railroad
packet this evening at Z o'clock for Mad
ison. Jimmy Thompson in the office.
The Guiding Star, Captain J. d. Hegler,
will pass up this evening At 5 o'clock for
Cairo, Louisville, Cincinnati and all way
points. Frank Stein has charge OF her Office.
Nickers is the Anchor-Line packet this even
ing at 5 o'clock for Cairo and St. Louis.
John b. Massengale and Harry Crane are
her clerks.
The James d. Parker, Captain William
Tichenor, is due to-day, and leaves again
Saturday evening at D o'clock for all points
on the Ohio river as far as Cincinnati Rob-
ert Mccoy has charge of her Office.
The Dean Adams, Captain Mark r.
Check on the roof, is the United States mail
packet this evening at five O'Clock for Ar
kansas City and all way landings. A. L.
Cummins presides IN her Office, assisted by
Walker Outlaw and Lee Cummins.
TIE Golden Rule. Captain o. p. Shinkle,
will pass down for New Orleans early this
morning with an immense trip of excursion
lists bent on seeing the sights at New Orleans
during festival week. The following list en-
braces some OF the prominent people aboard
Cincinnati passeDgers-Miss Nellie Robinson
and sister, Charles Gray and wife, w. III.
Lewis, DR.. Sehmuck and wife, Mrs. J. f.
Meyer, Miss Annie Lackman, Miss Louisa
Aufderheide, Miss Josie Steinman Mrs J. C..
Fiedeldey and daughter, W. c. Fiedeldey,
Mrs. Mary Kuhn and two daughters, Mrs.
Holden and son, S. RVoorhees, G.. Fl. Bress-
Ter, Miss NJ. Holmes, Miss Wilson, Miss
COPYRIGHT, G. L. Adams, W. S. Gsines, G. A.
Leighty; Louisvlle-J. T. Hammond and
wife, Mr.. Hammond, John Wheeler, wife and
daughter, Miss Eus,ics, Nis Weslosnb, Hia
Schumpfolew, Miss Kiel, Mrs. Talbot, C.p-
tain Webb and wife, Mrs Creel and three
ladies, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Murray, Mrs.
kriei, Mrs. Briscoe and three ladies, Mr.
Graham aud vile; vansville-Mrs. App
and daughter; Madison-James Hargan and
wife, John Totten and four ladies; Aurora
Miss jackson, Miss Small; Lawrence
burg-F. Hodel; Cannonsburg, PennsyI-
vania-The Rev. W. f. Brown, wife
and sister; Moundsville, West Vir-
ginia-J. Gallagher, wife and two cons;
Dsyto Ohio-Jos. w. Kennedy; Columbus,
Ohio-J. s. Mckee, Msrietts-A.L L. Curtis
P.ttsburs-Frank Martin, J. w. Schrum, G.
H. l.. Douglas; Oxford, Obio-S. C. Richey
and wife P.qua-F. Gray and wife: Lima.
G. Thompson and wife; Hsvesville, Ken
tucky-F Ladders and friend ;Henderson-R
B. Carson, DIR. Letcher; Mason, Ohio-G
w. S4usser. She passed Evansville with one
hundred and thirteen people aboard. Albert
Shinkle does the honors of the office like a
native-born Chesterfield.
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, = I'D R DUDLEY FRAYsER, Trustee.


SS- The above sale Is postponed until the 9th
of February. By consent o. all parties
r DUDLEY FRAytER Trustee.
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HANNIBAL ana 81 Iae.

4 NEW York, February 15.-Nice- President
5iff, Of the Hannibal and st. Joe road, says
lat Judge Miller's recent decision in the
liz of that road against the State of Missouri
Entains as much that is favorable TO that
smpany as unfavorable, and leaves the
bount in controversy between the State and
|e company comparatively small one. He
Tvs the situation is as follows; "rhe State
Is issued $3,000,000 worth of per cent.
! nds in aid of the road; the road has paid
|e State s. 000,0 900; the road claims the use
the s., 900 900 by the State offsets in the
tyment of interest on the States bonds;
Ae State claims it offsets only to the extent
\ the interest actually earnedon the S., 000,-
no. The question then becomes really one
difference In interest. The State has
barge amount of per cent. and $50 bonds
! tstsnding subject TO call and liable to be
lied within a very short period. The Mis-
|uri legislature passed law last winter for
Ie purpose OF appropriating this 50 900, 900.
/ az law. required State officers to apply
IN redeeming these $40 bonds. The $a,-
~, 900 can thus be used, the greater part
it Immediately, and the remainder of it
tthin very short time, in extinguishing
lie 6 per cent. Indebtedness OF the State.
ppose the State officers will now, of course,
Imply with their OWE law, and that in the
Eeantime there will be no claims against
kilroad companies except for difference Of
ttarPsfD
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a. r. LIV ERmORE, President II
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

NASHVILLE. February i5.-RsYer falling with
- feet inches on the gauge.
WHEELING, February 15-Noon-Ryer % feet
inches, and rising. Weather clear and pleaSant [.
Night-RiyeT . feet inches, and rising Weather
clear and pleasant.
PITTSBURG, February 15.-Soon-Riyer i feet
inches on the gauge, and falling Weather clear
and pleasant Night-Riyer Is feet inches on the
gauge, and falling. Weather clear ana pleasant
VICKSBU RG. February l5.-Riyer risen inch
with 43 feet IL inches by the gauge. Weatne
cloudy and warm; thermometer, 70'. Down: An
ME P Silver, pm; E-W. Cole, pm No boats up.
NEW ORLEANS, February Is weather fair
and warm; thermometer, ~ Arrived: Golden
city Cincinnati. Departed: City of Baton Rouge,
St Louis: Charles Morgan, Cincinnati The cabins
of all arriving steamers crowded with Nardi
Gras Passengers.
EVANSVILLE, February I5-Soon-RiVer ris-
ing fast and full OF heavy drift, with 81 6i0 feet on
70 ,as a-t1 pse .tsS q Ii
feet on the gauge. Weather cloudy and mild
thermometer, So. Arrived: Cons Millar, Mem
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RAILWAY RECORD.
aRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUREO OF TRAINS
Il chesapeake, Ohio and SOuthW esfern-
Trains move as follows: Mail leaves daily, ex-
Iapt Sunday. At 400 pm; freight leaves daily at
ESQ am. Mail arrives daily except sunday, at
IN; freight arrives daily al &p.m.
Memphis and Little ROeK-Trains move
Il follows: Passenger No. leaves daily at $50
IN. freight leaves daily, except Sunday at 80
m. Passenger No. arrives daily at $40 a. m !;
feight arrives daily, except Sunday, at $50 pm
Memphis and CharIestOn--Trains~ move
follows, city time: Mail and express leaves
ally at IL % pm; fast mail and express leaves
3aily at HOPS am SomerviIe accommodation
Eaves daily, except sunday, at4:25 pm. Mail aud
Express arrives daily ct $50 AIN; fast mail and
Express arrives daily at 9:10 pm; Somergile ae-
mmodation arrives daily, except Sunday, at
10 am.
Louisville aud vIIIe-TIains move
! follows: Fast mail arrives daily at $40 a m;
|Eaves al 1850 pm; mail leaves daily at $50
m; Brownsville accommodation leaves daily,
Except Sunday, at $50 pm; mail arrives daily al
! 30 pm; Brownsville accommodation arrives
billy, except Sunday. at S.35 am.
NJ Is sfssippi and IenuPSseP-Trains move
i follows: Mail leaves daily a. lZ.S5 pm;
rdis accommodation leaves daily, except Sunday
$50 pm. freight leaves daily, exceIt sunday,
4 6; Is Mail arrives daily at $50 an: Ssrdis
&commOdshon arrives daily, except sunday, IT
20 q m; freight arrives daily, except Sunday at
4 90 pm.
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Trustees Sale.

PY virtue Of Deed of Trust made TO me, a,
ID trustee, by X. r. Ward. on the LIST day OF
April 1881. and recorded in the REGISTERS office Of
Shelby tounty. Tenn, I'd 81 April, 1881, In Book
l85 page $40 said deed being executed 10 secuus
certain Indebtedness therein set out and defaun
having been made. viii, according to the terms
of the deed. and at the uesLof the beDeficiA-
ries, between tAs hOurs of and O'Clock p m,
Saturday, the 2Sth of January, ISss.
on the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets in thu Taxing District, Shelby county, Ten
nessee, sell at public outery. TO the higbest aud
best bidder for cash certain lot parcel Of lard
in said District, ceseribedas follows; Being one
fifth (5 interest 10 lot in block 90 lot No. 4. and
south half OF lot g. fronting 90 feet the east Sce
of Shelby street, and running back, between par
allel lines 100 feet TO alley; bounded on tbs
south by lot owned by Mrs. Addie Bowie, anc on
the north by lot owned by J. 2 Stanton: said
Ward being seized and possessed OF seId one-hftn
Interest through his father the late J. Z H. "srd.
deceased. Equity OF redemption waived. The
purehassr ~ the sale will acquire absolute title
the latter believed 70 be good. but seal and con
Tey only as trustee
s5- The above sale is postponed Until the 9Th
of February, BY consent OF all parties.
r DUDLEY FRAVtER. Trustee.
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LIVE STOCK AND HOGS.

Receipts of cattle have been very light
The demand at present is quite active for all
grades suitable for butchers use. Good fat
and choice grades OF butchers cattle have
sold this week in some instances fully &c
higher than quoted. Prospects for the future
market are good. The hog market is bare,
and prices fully &c higher than last week.
No sheep on market, and wanted.
CATTLE-Choice native and Texas corn-fed cat
tie, per pound, 5tg512c; good native and Texas
corn-fed, per pound, 449oc; medium native and
Texas eofn1ded per PouInsdao s94e smooth fat
3%@44c; rough steers and cows in good condi-
ton, per pound. 2i4@31zc fat heifers and cows,
per pound, 3lag4c; choice grass cattle, 319941.c;
fair 70 medium grass cattle, S@314c; scalawag and
SHEEP-Choiee. per pound, 5951Sc medium,
per pound, 31z@ic; common, per head, s1@l 80.
LAMBS-Choice, per head, SS93 so; medium,
S2@2 50.
HoGsGchoiee corn, per pound, 774s71ze; me
COWS AND CALVES-Hilch cows, with young
calves, per head, sl59S5; yearlings, per head, ga
By Telegraph.
ST.. LOUIS, February 15.-Hoss steady;
light to good Workers, Sc 1895 so; packing. Sc 40
s.: butchers 70 fancy, G97 40; pigs, s. a0g6 TO-
Receipts, 400; shipments, 700.
HORSES AND MULES.
Fair supply on the market, and prices I'M
changed.
MULES-No. dray mules 15 to l61S. SI75a225
los TO To- sl50Sl75 Is 70 l55@, S1259l50; l41a TO
HORSEs-Good driving. sI25@2O0 hea w draft
none on the market; saddle horses, sl409225
plugs s40975.
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CHANCERY SALE
IL II AL Il y TIA II Il.

10. S72z. Rim the Chsneery Court Of Shelby
coauty-Frzneis White "a John G. helenlors
ct al.
DY virtue Of an iEtsrl0cut0ry decres foE sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18Th dEy
public auction, 70 the highest bidder, IN Front Of
the Clerk and Masters Ofice. courthouse Of
Shelby county. Memphis, Tennessee.
ON Saturday. February IS, 1852,
within lezii hour the following described prop
erfy, situated in shelby county, Tenn to Wit sit
uE-e. lying and being IL Port Pickering: Lots Noe.
Is, 10, IL. 1s Ie End 30 IN Block No. -
Also, $50 feet under the blrn st Fort Pickering.
being same allotted 20 W ". 1eLen0re in pari-
ton. Beginning ct low va Ter MAX On the SiEsls
sfpni river and extending the vest bonnozry 81
tAe 3. Jackson Mound iot ~ o. top OF the blu5-
Reverence Is had 10 plat division and other pa
perz in REGISTERS Cico Of this couuf y. exd TO fhs
alcs In this cause for further 6eac-iprfoIl-i
Terms Of sale o. z credit of Elk and twelve
months: purchaser executing rotes With s3-
proved security; Hen retained, redemption barrel.
This January p. 15S2 IL -
z. J. BLACK, CLERK and NaEtef.
W. n Randolph, Jarnsg4n q FrsyseT, Solicitors
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BOILER sAEEsS
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We. Isl, Z. DIN the Bartlett Circuit Court o
Shelby county, Teunessee-Eilsn seGvy vs.. v ylla
seaYy-Digoree.
It appearing from the SheTiffs return In this
cause that the defendant, Wyiie 5eayy, II q non
resident OF the etste Of Tennessee and resident
sf the State Of Arkansas:
Il is therefore ordered, That he make his appear
snce herein, at the courthouse in the town %
Bartlett. shelby county, Tennessee, On the second
Moniizy in HsTch, 1882, ana plead. aEsTer OF -
muir 70 coI1piaiuaut's bill for diEorse. On us
grounds Of aeserOu etc. the same Will be taken
for confessed e. 10 him and set for he2rlng eE-
uarte; and that copy Of this order be pub !tssed
once a week, for four successive weeks, in shs
Memphis Appeal, Of Memphis. Tennessee. This "a
dzS Of February, 1Ss2-
a copy-Gttsst: THO5. B. CRES6BAW, Clerk
I,-l.cks Z. 4 fc.r ON ul nj. thu
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OF ,nITATIoEs.
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GROCERIES,.

Business continues very active in all de-
partments, with no quotable change inprices.
coFFEE-oTdinsEy, n@12c; prime. l21sc; fair
loNsclarfed s95ze OIL white clarified, 915@9s4c;
pure white, 9i49l0c; cut loaf. 1l1ac; granulated.
LaSSEs-Louisiana, common to fair 5O95sc;
good to prime G0965c; strictly prime to choice, IS
FRUITS oranges-Palermo, s292 so per box;
Jamae ca. nominally 50 per barrel Messina, 81 !59
stna, 81 5oG5. Cocoanuts, IS 80 per hundred. Ba-
nanas. 81. 5oS2 80 per bunch. feanuts-Virginia
hand picked. lie; Tennessee red, 6199712e; white,
re; roasted exc higher; shelled, 10c. Almonds,
zoe. Texas oceans, l09l4c; Arkansas, Toe. Eng
ha sh sSt i Rsg5Ss ss E6son la By
50 80; Imperial, s. 80; Asiatie, 81 co. Figs linen
712@Sc per pound; golden, 9G5l0c. Brandy cher
APPLES ETC...Choiee, si@t 80 from levee; in
fsncy, $50 So Michigan dried apples 6se per
pound. Dried peaches, 59!e per pound. Mince
in pals. New jellies. Io@11c in pals. New
p.ekles-medium barrels, ss@9 25; slfbarrsls,
cSSSED GOODS, Erc.-Priees per dozen:
Peaches, lbs, standard %; seconds, 81 90; toma-
raspberries 81 65; backberres 81 80; green cages,
81 5541 80; pluns, 81 50; pears. 81 509l %; extra
oyee5 d B{ a es a. s5ssa SoSe 1e oysIsf
81 2Ogl 90. full weight; light weight, No. !: zoe;
10. , 81 IS; condensed milk, Crown, Sc 40; Eagle,
SALT-Per carload, 81 60; from store, 81 654
20 per barrel; coarse, per sack, 81 so; fine, 81
S0AP-3MgoHc per pound.
BY Telegraph
BALTIMORE, February 15.-Coffes steady;
Rio, cargoes, ordinary to fair, s159954c. Sugar
steady; soft, sc.
New York, February 15.-Cofee quiet but
firm; Rio. cargoes, quoted at s1%9101zc Sugar dull
Moiasses QUIET 6ut STEADY; Porto Kieo ioasos
New ORLEANS, February 15-Coffee
steady with q fair demand; Rio, cargoes, ordi-
nary to prime, S1.4l0{c. Sugar dull; yellow
clarified g t(dS3sc; common to good common, Ga
GISe; lair 10 FULLY lair, 6s971sc; prime to choice
- Sas4tc. MolaSSes strong; fermentlng 3l464c;
centrifugal i0d56c; common, 5S94le; fair, 4S95oc
prime to choice, 60g73c.
WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMENT.
ST.. LOUIS, February 15.-The st. Louis
Grocer has received the following special cable
gram giving the weekly statement of coffee:
Rio JASEIEO, February 15.-Ayerage daily
ceipts since February Sth SEQ bsgx; stock TO-
day 10000 bags sales for the United States 6250o
bags: sa.es for Europe, $1,000 bags; clearances
for the United States, 1850; rate of sterling
change 20tsd; lay-down cost at New York OF good
frsts about equal to strictly fair Vsc) 10 ordinary
firsts (S&sc) The market Is very firm and weather
unfavorable. This shows the same average re-
eeipts as last week Decrease stock 600 bags;
increase in sa les for the United State coo bags
increase in sales for Europe 5000 bags decrease In
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MOVEMENTS AT THELEyEE

Arrirt-Janes Lee, Friars Point; W. +
Halliday, $. Louis; Rene Mseready, Msdi
son.
Dspoyta,es-.TarDes Lee, Friar- Point; W
J.. Halliday, New Orleans; Hard Cash
White river; Rene Mscresay, Madison; Goa
Eoma, Osceola: Mint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
B7Gts IL PDrf-Fulton.
Boats Due Dora.-Ciolden Rule, Ste. Gene
We've and james ID. Parker.
Boats Due Up.-Desn Adams, Guiding
Star, Katie Hooper and City OF Alton.
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.
Coahoma-2 bales cotton and 273 sks seed
james Lee-32 bales cotton, Is nd stock
lot sundrie-,
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He IOIIOWInT ODscrNatlOns are Iahen n
the same moment OF time q ,03 PM at all the
stations named:
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70 all who are suffering from the errors and in
Ecretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
u, loss OF manhood, etc., will send aIec' ee that
hl cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. THIS reat
1nedy was discovered by missionary in South
|neriea. Send a self-add ressed envelope to tn
| ~ IosKrH T. Iuman. Station D.. New York City
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.nnuaI Meeting of the EndfanaPOl IL
and 81. Louis.

'INDTANAPoLIs, February 15.-The annual
Getting of the Indianapolis and St. Louis
5ailway Company was held to-day at the
ices OF the company in this city. As there
Re but practically few shares of stock the
Tendance was not large, being confined TO
representatives. Of the Bee Line and Pennsyl-
nia interests, which hold the stock. The
blowing directors were elected for the en-
ling year: ]. Fl. Deveranx, s. Burke and
b. Thomas, of Cleveland; J. N. McCul-
lugh and p. d. Messler, of Pittsburg, and
|eorge B. Roberts, of Philadelphia. Mr..
.homas takes the place of H. J. Jewett, of
|e Erie road. The following officers were
en- chosen by the directors, all being re-
Zbcted J. II. Deveraux, of Cleveland, pres
|snt; Ed King. of indianapolis, secretary
ID treasurer; Russell Elliott, of Indianap-
Es. auditor; c. c. Gallan, general superin-
|hdent; Ii. w. Gay, of st. Louis, general
blight agent; A. J. Smith, of Cleveland,
|sserger and ticket agent.
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western naiiroad Co Instruction.

San FRANCISCO, February Io.-Ground
as broken at Mojave yesterday on
lat section of the Atlantic and Pacific
kilroad, built by the Southern and Pacific
kilroad from Mejave to Edelson on the
'plorado river. 4 large force OF China
en- were on the ground, and abundance
aterial on hand and en- route.
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Collision ON the valley Road.

+ CLEVELAND, o., February ia Herald
beciaI from Akron reports a collision on the
alley railway between a switch engine with
fat car and locomotive with pay car,
sulting in the killing OF brakeman named
phn Johnston and the severe injury of three
her men. PaymGster Porter escaped un-
Efrf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Notice.

TAyING qualified as administrator on estate
Of john Cullen, deceased, notice Is here
given TO all persons having claims against II 20
present them Tor payment; and 70 those owing IL.
TO come forward and settle 7es=
J. d. RANDALL, Administrator.
a
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YOUR MONOGRAM.

On receipt of 90 we viii forward to any address
rec of charge, 500 Delicious Cigarettes.
each beautifully decorated with Monogram or name,
manufactured from Vanity Fair tobacco Also,
small size, with or without mouthptece expressly
directions Address /. LUCERHE u Co,
DIG and 2la Wet Seventh ST. Cincinnati. o.
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/ phi., % pm. DEPARTED. cons Miil-7 Ciuein-
! matt, 80 pm *
J ST. LOUIS, FetrDary I5.-EoOn-Riyer Iisen
2inches, and now stands 10 ieet inches by tie
gauge Weather clea- snd wsrIn Arrived CITY
OF New Orleans and John A Scudder, New OrlsEu
+ Commonwealth, VieksnuEg. Departed: John 3
! slsgie, Memphis
C!SCISSAII, February l5.--S,sol-I2iser - Is1t
inches, snci falling Weather clear and pleas
ant Sight-RiveF - feet inches, ana failing
Weather clear and warTn- Arrived: james -.
( CAT. Memphis Departed: andy Baum, 2IenIpDis-
Z. p SchencE, Kew Orleans
LOCTSY-T LILLE, February 10 Sool-River RISING.
with - feet inches IN the cans. 2T feet iucnCs
IN the enute the tslls, and i leet iIches
over the rocks NestheE cloudy and chilly Might
River sta tioIary, with - feet IN TIE canal sIi q
feet in the chute on the falls Weather pleasant
Business good.
and pleasant. Arrived. John \ Wood, Louisville
Eu.nl.. Golden Rule CiucfuuaJi pm K. Gene
We've, II Louis, midnight Depsrted: John
" 0od, New Orleans, pm James = Parker,
Mem phIs. an; Ste. Gelieyievc, Memphis. am.
- feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy,
Yicksburg. pm Departed City OF lIcsSbHrg,
st. Louis, pm
ofFICE SIGNAL SEEyICE, &. 8 A.
HENruIs Gt1SS., February y. 1852.
The following observations are taken 81
the same moment OF time dos pun at all the
ton
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PELTRiES, HIDES AND LEATHER.
The market continues weak, and sales
hard To accomnlish at nuntatinns

PELTRY--Hunter raceoon-No. !, 55c; No. .,
40c; No. 20c No. 4, loc; country raccOon, 10 to
i0c: cased mink 10 to 35c otter SOC to 81; beaver
soc to "a; muskrat to 10c; wild cat, 10 to 25c;
house cat,- 10c; opossum, 10c; skunks 10 to S5c;
wolfskin SOC to 81 So fox 40 to zoe; bearskin, SOC
o So sheepskin, p to 75s; dry deerskiu, per ID,
20 to soc, decline of I5c per pound.
HIDES, ETC.-Eo. L dry hiut hides, 15I16c; No.
dry hides, l29ISc: dry salt hides, logic; No.
green salt hides nc; No. . green salt hides &c;
green hides, 41a96c; beeswaX-prime yellow, ISc:
tallow, &C; ginseng, per pound, 81 50; prime
feathers, 40c.
LEATHER-Oak sole 37G40c; hemlock, 2761SOc
per pound; harness, 36@40c; skirting, 379Li0c
French cali, s40@6o per dozen domestic calf, $50
as per dozen.
h,lrr
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|stoek holders, Meeting Of the q. & N

CNcINNATI, February ia meeting Of
Eockholders OF the Cincinnati and Marietta
abroad Company held here to-day elected
.rectors as follows: John WaddIe, Robert
arrett, Henry c. Smith, VIM. +. Burns,
y w. Scarborough, J. D. Lepmer, r. M.
ishop, Geo. Hoadley, w. F, McClintock,
Vim. Waddle, w. b. Lormis, Theodore Beck,
II. w. Peabody. The directors were or
|anized at one o'clock, electing John Waddle
resident, G. F. Lew secretary and VIM. f.
|bnes registrar.
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New York futures opened irregular; at
1890, steady; at II 80. steady; at 1880,
steady; at 100, steady; at ESQ, steady; at
$3.50, firm, the market closing with advances
ranging from Is to 10 points. Sales, 2Sl,-
600 bales
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