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GENERAL NEWS.


Business quiet.
Receipts by river yesterday: 5 bales
cotton
The Future City and barges passed up
yesterday morning for st. Louis.
The L. p. Schenck passed down yesterday
evening for New Orleans, loaded flat.
The Rene Macrsady departed Yesterday
evening for st. Francis river with a good trip.
The City of Greenv:lle passed down yes
terdav morning for Vicksburg. She added 10 tons
of freight here.
The ss6 City Of yicksbqrg passed up yeste1;
bales eastward-bound cotton.
The Joseph II. Bigley and barges passed
down yesterday for New Orleans. She dropped a
barge here loaded with grain.
The st. Louis and New Orleans Anchor
Line Company have bought the Belle of Shreveport
private terms. She is 10 be used as an auxiliary
and not to be given a regular day in the line.
Signal-Service report: River 81 feet O
inches-rise inches during the "a hours endi ng
Los PIN. yests rday- This statement shows the
river 10 be 43j feet below high water mark of 1867
The Charles Morgan, five days and half
out from New Orleans; passsd up yesterday morn,
trip of people She lost ten hours on the coast re
pairing a crank, and ran aground in the fog at Dr.
Pettrss Sunday night, losing eight hours at that
point
Some of the boats on the Upper Missouri
and Yellowstone are reported to have made con-
siderable money the past season. especially the
Eclipse. The former boat has been sold 10 the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. Eighteen
boats were engaged on these rivers, and they car
ried 80, 600 tons of freight.
Reference Ia made to the circular letter
issued by the Illinois State Board of Health, and
printed below, concerning Vaccina;ing the
rouster element. 1t intimRtes that arrangement s
are being made to do the work free of charge aud
by authority of the government, and suggests that
after Ii is inauguIated no rOusIer need apply with
out sore on his arm, or on his leg above the knee
q Ia Emma Abbott
Ciptain James Rses's new steel bottom
steamer Chattahooche, built for the Chattahoochie
river was TO have left PiitsbuTg yesterday. She
will arrive here some time next week, when per-
sons interested in the latest Improvements in
steamboat construction will have an opportunity
of inspecting one built to resist all conditions OF
weather and combinations of circumstances at
present known to be Obstacles TO safe navigation
of doubtful streams.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

The Indictment weather Is the author oil
| a depression which is not confined to
an branches OF trade, but Is felt by
the fnanciers, who are generally sup
posed TO be thriving, rain or shloe.
Bankers yesterday reported nothing doing
beyond the daily routine OF checking out
and receiving deposits. They continue to
report rates for money at COS per cent,
exchange on New York and principal East
ern points discount buying; discount
on days, and ! premium selling; and
exchange on New Orleans discount buy
ing, and par selling. In securities there is
very little doing. \ sale OF $4,000 First
National Bank stock was made recent-
ly at 1870. Other banks are quoted as
follows: Bank of Commerce. 12O; Union
and Planters, 125; State National, 100;
Manhattan, 16O(GI80; First National 100;
German National, 205G2lO. Home Insur-
ance Company of Memphis, sales at so;
Bluff City, $1,000; Peoples, 94(G96; Plant
ers, los; Phoenix, 80GS2; fernando, 10
@ll74; Memphis City, S3GS5. Other stocks
and bonds rule at the following quotations:
Shelby county bonds, 6 per cents, 1OlG
102. City compromise bonds, uudisputed,
pons from undisputed bonds, so; from
tainted, $1,000; old bonds, 30G33. Led
ger balances and Nicolson paving scrip,
25@26. Memphis gas stock, 799S0; do.
bonds, 95996. Mississippi levee scrip or
coupons of District Ne. l, ll@ll2. Missis-
sippi and Tennessee stock, 70; first mortgage
bonds, 100; do. second mortgage bonds, lis
(9120. Memphis and Little Rock first mort
gage bonds, 1l0Gl12. Memphis and Charles
ton consols, ll2(a ia.
MEMPHIS BANK CLEARINGS
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PROVISIONS

Fresh meats are in batter demand owing to
more favorable weather; supply moderate
and prices unchanged. Butter and cheese
continue firm and in good demand for choice
grades; lower grades dull. Hog products
quiet under influence of bad weather, and
prices as previously quoted.
BUTTEa-Common 2OG22c; Kentucky lsd24c
Western 2G@30c; fancy dairy, 3093ic; New York
Goshen 3!9$sc; creamery. 47s 49,,
CHEEsE-New factory eI l0Gl01ac per pound;
half cream, ll1z4l2c; fun cream, l5e; Young
FRESH MEAT-Steady Beef-fore-quarters ga
&c; headquarters 4@6c; mess So per barrel; Sc 50
half barrels. Hogs, 69sc; backbones, 495c; spare
ribs, S9ee; sausage, 6>zc. Mutton, 5G6c by the
MESS PoRK-s19 per barrel; sugar. cured hams
sl3: breakfast bacon, SIS per ewt-
BACOE-Packed-cle Sides nominally $40 IS (:
clear rib $40 so; shoulders, 60 so; loose, l24e per
BULK MEATs-Packed-cle sides 50 IS; clear
M ~ 90 ShonldeTs s loose; rs per cwt less
lob pals, SIS p; 10 tins, si5 50.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YoRK, January 17.-Pork unsettled
and wesk; new mess, SIT 5OgSI7 621S. Lard steady
prime steam, ll.2rc
LOUISVILLE, January IL Pork and
prime steam lard nominal. Bulk meats hr1ner;
shoulders, d54o: clear RIB s-95e clear sides Use.
Bacon-elesr, lie, sugar-cured hams, l21zc.
ST. LOUIS, January I7.-Butter dull; dairy,
2og &c; Creamery $780, 49, Egs dull l7e Pork
lie. Dry salt meats quiet; lots, 6.lO $50, s.s5
BLOC, Bacon firm, "a, $50, l0.3Oc.
BALTIMORE, j anuary 17.-Provisions quiet.
Mess pork, SIS %. Bulk meats-shouldvrs and
clear nh sides, packed, u@l11fc. Bacon, shoulders
SIC; clear rib sides, l054c. Hams, l254Gl3IIc
Lard, refined, 1214c. Butter quiet; western, Paex
ed, 1s@40c; ROLL 2O92sc. Eggs lower and duff. Ice;
lined nominal.
CISCINSATI, January 17.-Pork steady,
81 20. Lard active, frm and higher. lie Bulk
meats firm but quiet; shoulders, 62S9511e; clear
rib, SS0G9c. Bacon steady; shoulder, 4 &c; clear
rib, 10c; clear, 10zc. Butter easier bat not quo
tably higher; choice western reserve, 3Ov; choice
central Ohio, 23c-
New ORLEANS, January 17.-Porf-old,
SO. Lard easier; refined, tierce, l1}z9lI5sc;
keg. 12c- Bulk meats hrmer: shoulders, loose. &C;
packed, 61z965sc; clear rib and long clear PACK d,
s1%c; clear sides, g4e. Bacon shoulders, re;
clear rio and long clear, 1O1c short clear I0s@G
1910. Sugareured hacls-canvassed, u@I91Sc.
Rain checked business. -
CHICAGO, January 17.-Pork moderately
active and higher, 81 l0S17 Is cash and Ianusry,
SI7 2O917 2215 February, sl7 42Iz8I7 49, March,
~ s755 April, Lard fairly active and a shade
higher; 10 959llt sscssh 1l.o5GIl071<c February.
1.2O9lI 221&e March, IL - all size April. Bulk
meats steady; shoulders, 64oci short ris, sS5c
short clear, &c.
CdR-Provisions irmer but not quotably higher
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vaeeinate the sousters.

The following circular letter from the
Illinois State Board of Health has been issued for
the benefit of the marine maternity for Il copy of
which the APPEAL is indebted 10 DR.. f. H. Reilly,
formerly of the Mississippi RIVER Quarantine De-
partment:
OFFICE SECRETARY ILLINOIS BOARD OF HEALTH,
SPRINGFIELD, January l6, ISL.
DEAR SIR-Smallpox has already been intro
duced within the past six weeks into thirteen of
the eighteen Mississippi river counties of Illinois,
as well as into the United States Marine Hospital,
at Ceiro. In some instances the introduction Is
positively known TO have been due to ''roust-
others it is stronglg suspected to have been by the
same ans. Under these circumstances, /. be-
comes my duty to advise you that unless those en-
ployed on steaInDoats are properly protected by
vaccination Tor othtrwisel, IL may become neces-
sary to enforce quarantine restrictions at all the
river towns of this State. 1t is earnestly hoped
that such a measure may not have to be re-
sorted to; but its avoidance rests altogether
in the hands OF officers of steamboat lines
and their immediate subordinates. An order
nom sIlch o11cers requiring the prompt Vaccina-
ton Of all those permanently employed OH their
boats would be the first and most i'm portant step
have already written to the surgeon-geheral Of
the marine hospital service asking what provision
can be made for the gratutous vaccination of hos
pttal tax paying rivermen; and have doubt
that he Will make the necessary arrangements to
that end. When this is done, Won suggest that
you supplement the req uirement above indicated
by another, directing that, within reasonable
time after vaccination is thus made gTatuitous no
.rouster" or deckhand be employed your boats
who does not present certificate of recent vacvi-
nation Tor other proteetioDl from marine hospital
surgeon. Nothing impraeticable nor onerous is
asked or expected; but ii is entirely feasible TO
eliminate this mode of spreading smallpox. 8,
by unprotected steamboatmen and employees: and
the dangers to be averted, as well as the.benets
be derived, are so numerous and so obv Gus, that
your cordial cooperation is confidently antci-
pated. In acknowledging the receipt OF this will
thank you for any suggestions or advice You may
nave 10 oiier on the subject. Very respectfully,
JOHN II. RAUCH. N b.. setra: arv
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Pullman Repair Ss.ops at ST. Ionic.

ST. LOUIS, January lT-The Pullman Pal,
ace Car Company have just completed
new repair shop, on the corner of Scott ave-
nue. and Twenty-First street, which will be
ready fer work this week. Ii has a capacity
for twelve cars at one time, and will employ
two hundred and fifty m n, and Is one of the
finest buildings OF the kind in the country.
Steps are being tax, n 10 establish ext nsive
iron bridge building works in this city, the
ease with which coal, iron and other material
can lie obtained here, being deemed specially
favorable for such an enterprise
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Yetia Duubt.

NEW YoRK, January lit is impossible
10 say whether the trunk-line war has
been settled or not. William L. Scott stated
yesterday that the war had been settled by
The adoption of money pool, dividing the
proceeds for a term OF years on the basis
Afforded uy the business OF 1880. Wander
bilt said Sunday evening that the war was
practically settled, and rates would soon be
advanc.d Cornelius Vanderbilt is reported
a. saying yesterday that the war was over.
Slme of the best informed people on the
street had similar information. Ga the 9th
hand, President Jewett, of the Erie, asserted
positively last evening that no agreement had
been signed or settlement made.
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New York futures opened steady with an
advance on all but current deliveries, ranging
from 3 to points. On second call, January
received the addition made to values of other
months at the opening, and in this condition
operations continued with but slight changes
either way until the bulletin of $50 O'Clock
showed all months off to points, but this
was recovered at the close, when the price
list showed advances ranging from points
each for January and February to to 6
points for other months, the tone being
steady on last call.
At 1880, steady at advance; at IL 80, dull;
at 1880, quiet and steady; at 2:3O, barely
steady; at $50, steady. Sales, 5000 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows:
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PELTRIEs. HIDES AND LEArHER

Peltries and hides are coming in slow, but
the market is at present we'll supplied, and
previous prices rule. Leather and wool re-
main at former prices.
PELTRY-Prime skins in good demand at foil
quotations; trashy not wanted Mink lower:
hunter raecoon-No 1, SIC; No. 2, Zoe; No. 3, sc;
No. /, Toe: country raccoon-No. l, 400; No. 2
25c; No 3. 1oc; cased mink-No. l, 40c; No. p
zoe; No 3, l0c; cased otter-No. 1. Sc; No 2, 81; ;
No. 3, 81; No. 4 81; open otter, 81 so; beaver-No
l,s3; No 80 No. 3, 81; No 4, soc; musk rat, 10c;
wild cat, l0@25e; house cat, loo; opossum. loo;
black cased skunks-No l, Csc; No. ., doc; striped
skunks l09S5c leased fox-No l, 40c; bearskin, 81
et6 sheepskins, 2?9l5c: dry deer-skin. per pound,
40c; green deerskin, per pound. Ice.
HIDES, ErC.-Hide market low ar dull No.
dry flint hides, 129i6c: No. dry hides. l29l3
dry salt hides, il@l2e Ne green salt hides, G@sc
Ne. green salt hides. &C; green hides, 51z6e6c;
deerskiu lower; choice, Csc; common, 25asOc:
beeswax.prime yellow lSc; tallow. &c; ginseng,
per pound, 81 so; prime feathers, 4Oc.
LEATHER-Oak sole, 37(140c; hemloek, 27@3Oc
per pound; harness, 36@4Oc; skirting, S7@sOc;
French calf, $4,000 per dozen; domestic calf, sSO@
40 per dozen.
WOoL-Tubwashed, 95c; unwashed, ls@23c;
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Dean adams is the United States
msil picket tomorrow evening for Arkansas City.
The New Mary Houston, Captain Charles
Miller, is the next 0-liner due down for New Or
leans.
The Coahoma, Captain Henry Cooper, is
the packet this evening at ) O'Clock for Osceola
and the upper bends. Vim. Smithers and John
Haley are her clerks.
Captain II. c. Bixby, of the steamer City
of Ba ton Rouge, telegraphs TO Captain Ad Storm,
at the Anchor Line wharfboat, that he will arrive
this morning, en- route 10 New Orleans.
The Andy Baum, Captain Fl. j. Vintop. is
the packet this evening at o'clock for all point
on the Ohio river rs far as Cincinnati. NJ Deem
presidesin her office, assisted by Ned Sherman.
The james Lee, Captain Stack Lee on
deck, is the packet this evening at 3 O'Clock for
Helena, Friars Point and al way landings Lloyd
Whitlow is her clerk, assisted by Plat RhOades
and Arthur Browne.
The new Anchor-Line packet City of
Baton Bouge, C ,ptsin II. C. Bixby, will pass down
this morning at 10 O'Clock for Nicksburg Natchez,
New Orleans and all intermediate landings. James
Elton has charge OF her Office.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed c. Postal, will
be found in port this morning, and leaves again
this evening Al O'Clock for all points White
river, going through to Jacksonport. Charles NJ.
Postal and Joseph Postal are her clerks.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

New YORK, January 1.-THE market
shows gradual Improvement. the large number
of buyers present being increased daily by new ar
rivals. Cotton in better inquiry with good
miscellaneous selections reported. The leading
makes of brown cottons, sateens and jeans, ducks,
and the supplies are very light as compared with
,nTof fnHns nc leo co'sons ~
weeks; 5ssl packages cotton goods have been ex;
ported. Ginghanls continue in active movement
Domestic white goods in very fair sale at the fol-
lowing prices; Arnold's. 619c; Windsor exc; Dun
mel; 6zsei simpsons silver grays black and white
doing very well. Cottonades are in light request
Flannels are fairly active, with q preference for
dress goods quality. Men swear wOoens are in de-
mand, with good business through orders. Cloak
ilgs in good order request. Shetland and other
knit shawls improving in inquiry. The general
tone Of the market Is Yerv steady.
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PARIS, January 17-Rentes, ssf. 9oc.

AltiSs y dnuaFE l1.-heHleE3 DOL JOc
NEW ORLEANS. January 17.-Sight ex-
change on New York 81 per $1,000 premium. Ster-
ling exchange-bankers bills, 4Sj.
LONDON, January 17.-IlliBois Central,
1885, Pennsylvania Central. 6314: New York Cen
trail, 1871; Erie, l25s; Reading 1875.
NEW York, January 17-Money, Acc
per cent, closing at 596 per cent. Prime merean-
bankers' bills steady at 1924; demand, 4o6l4
GOvernmcnt bonds were slightly firmer eHd = per
cent. higher for extended 6s and rs coupons and
unchanged for extended IS, AS registered and
IL. Railroad bonds were irregular and unsettled
on a moderate volume of business. State secun-
ties were dull but sOnew hat frmer. share specu-
lati0n opened rather weak and = to 3 per cent.
lower than yesterdays closing quotations
Richmond and Dunyille was however,
per cent. higher. In the early dealing decline
Of 4911S per cent. IN the general list-the latter
for Reading-wGs followed by the recovery of so
Us per cent. in which Delaware L1ekawanA aud
Western and Richmond and Allegheny were
the most conspicuous. Between boards the market
fell of 15@1A per cent, New jersey Central,
Richmond and Allegheny Delaware LacknwanG
aud Western and Louisville & Nashville beng the
most prominent thereIn, while Reading sold down
% per cent 70 5S1s- The AFTERNOON dealings were
dulL From the second board prices began TO i'm
prove, and in the late dealings an advance was
corded, ranging from y to 81 per cent, the lat
leghens, Dsnver ami Rio Grande, New Jersey
Central, st. Paul and Texas Pacific
were also prominent in the upward movement.
The market closed strong. Transactions aggregated
325, 900 shares. of which there were of Canada
Southern 1000, Central Pacific 1000. Delaware,
Grande 81 600, Erie %, OOO Kansas and Texas 1900,
Lake Shore 2S,0 600 Louisville and Nashville 600,
Michigan Central 5000. Memphis and Charleston
1900 Missouri Pacific 25OO, Northwestern 400 New
Jersey Central II .0OO New York Central q Loco,
Northern Pacific 24OO, Ontario and Western 200,
St Paul . O09 st. Paul and Omaha 1000, Texas ami
Pacific $500, Union Pacific G6OJ, Wabash Pacific
/ 1000. Western Union 90, 600, Richmond and lie
gheny 200, East Tennessee $500. Closing quota
lions were as follows:
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Chesapeake, Ohio and SOuthW estern-
Trains move follows: Mail leaves daily. ex-
cept Sunday. at 400 pm. freight leaves daily at
$50 am. Mail arrives daily, except Sunday, at
3 an; freight arrives daily at $40 pm.
Memphis and Ltttie Rock-Trains move
As follows: Passenger No. ! leaves daily at $3.50
pm; passenger MOB leaves daily at i.2D q m. !;
freight leaves daily, except SUNDAY. at $50 an
Passenger No. arrives daily AZ lO;3 pm; pas
senger No. arrives daily at G:f0 a m; freight ar
rives daily, except Sunday, at $50 pm.
Memphis and Charles tOn-Trains move
s follows, city time: Mail and express leaves
daily at II IS pm fast mail and express leaves
daily st lO:25 a. SOmerviiIe accommodation
leaves daily, except Sunday, et4.25 pm. Mail and
express arrives daily at $50 am; fast mail and
express arrives daily at $40 pm; Somerville
eommodatiOn arrives daily, except Sunday, al
$50 an.
Louisville and Na-hvfIIe-TIains move
as follows. Fast mail arrives daily NJ $40 am.
leaves at 1850 pm; mail leaves daily at $50
an. Brownsville accommodation leaves daily.
except Sunday, at4:j5 pm; mail arrives daily at
$50 pm. Brownsville accommodation arrives
daily, except sunday. at S:35 al
Mfsstsssppf and ZEN uPssee TRIMS move
as follows: Mail leaves daily at 1878 pm;
Sardis accommodation leaves daily, except sunday,
at $50 pm; freight leaves daily, exceIt sunday,
at 6:25 Mail arrives daily ~ $50 am Sards
accommodation arrives daily except sunday, at
$40 am; freight arrives daily, except Sunday, at
3 80 pm.
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Above low
EnNAE
STATIONS.
BY TELEGRAPH-

Minimum temperature, q.
BY TELEGRAPH
WHEELING, January l7.-Noon-River 10 feet 6
inches, and falling. Weather clear and freezing
CINCINNATI, January 17.-Noon-River Il feet
II inches and falling. Weather cloudy and cold.
Night River AZ feet inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and cold.
PiTTSBURG, January .-Noon-River IL feet <
inches on the gauge, and rising Weather clear
and cold. Night-River II feet 10 inches on the
gauge, and rising. Weather clear and cold.
NEW ORLEANS, January Iz.-weather cooler
and rainingi thermometer, So No arrivals or de-
partures. The City of New Orleans for ST. Louis
aRd Golden Crown, for Cincinnati, are loading to
depart tomorrow,
CAIRO, January 17.-NOOn- Weather cloudy and
cool. Departed: John B. Maude St Louis 5 .. m.
City of Baton Rouge, New Orleans, an. Night
River 4S feet inches, and rising Weather cloudy;
thermometer, DO.
with 25 feet inches in the canal and % feet
inches In the chute the falls. Weather clear
and cold; showed all of last night. Night-Rfver
falling, with % feet inches in tie canal, and Is
feet inches in the chute the falls Weather
partly cloudy and cold. The Alice Brown and t3w
leaves to night for New Orleans, Business dull.
EVANSVILLE. January l7.--Noon-River rising
slowly, with 40 $40 feet on the gauge. Weather
about ~ inches OF snow fell hast night cloudy
and cold to-day; thermometer IS TO 49, Arrived:
James ". Gaf, Cincinnati, pm: Guiding star
New Orleans, 5 am. Departed: Guiding Star Gin
oinnati, 9:15 Am: James W. Gaff, II - am All
the boats were snow bound last night. Business
active
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MEMpHIs corroN sTATEMENr.
New York.

New York kilograms yesterday indicated
slightly improved tone governing the SPOT
market, which held quiet and steady on pre-
vious quotations through to the close of
business.
AT 1910, quiet, nominally unchanged; at
1890, quiet; at 2:30, quiet and steady; at
$3.50, quiet and steady. Sales, 1920 bales;
contracts, 400 bales. Closing quotations were
as follows:
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COURT SALE.
Probate Court Sale OF Real Estate.

No. 42t, R. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Tenn.-L. Lawh5rn, Admir-, etc vs. NJ.
A. Brooks ct al.
IOY virtue of a decree for sale entered in this
ID cause on December 10 ISL, in Minute Book
No. 81 page 5S7, etc. will sell at public auction TO
the highest bidder in front OF the courthouse
door, on Main street, Eemphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, January z, ISS2,
within legal hours, the following described real
estate, to-wit: Lying and being IA shelby county,
Tennessee; one tract described follows, 10 vii:
Adjoining James koosas tract the east, and lies
south side Of the Old Raleigh rOsd and Is
bounded on the w7st by Ska -acre tract belong
ing TO Wylie j. Miller, aud the south by Sneedts
place, snd which tract con aims 30 acres, more or
less and formerly a par, OF the land of Judith P.
Ingate.
Also, one other tract lying IN the 9th Civil Dis
trict OF said county: Begi1ning az a stake with
elm aud blackEum pointers RidOut's y = corner OF
his one hundred acre-tract; thence east p S0-lO0
chains 10 q stake; thence south a. chains TO
stake in the held thence west p % 100 cha Is to
stake; thence north AZ chains u the beginning,
containing l02 90 100 acres. being the land con.
vayed 10 }: NJ Brooks by deed registered in BooE
los. RACES 57i and $40
Terms of Sele-one-fourth cash, and the balance
in and II months; purchaser executing notes
with security; a lien wi also be retained. This
December l3, 1851. OWEN DMYER, Clerk.
4. B. Mi on, sol. for eompln't wed
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DENVER, January 1.-THE D nver, Utah
and Pacific road, betYacn Denver and Long
mont, is open for business. Freight is now
being run through tia the Denver and Rio
Grande and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe roads, without breaking bulk between
Denver and Kansas CITY.
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HOUSEKEEPING MATERIALS

Bricks, lime and cement are quiet at for
mer prices, and nails hold to the recent ad
vance.
NAILS-Firm at So 80.
BRICKS-Hard, $40 50; soft, SO a thousand; fire.
brick. Si9i 30 hundred.
LINE AND CEMENT-Alabama lime, 3-bushel
barrel, 9jc@sl barrel; Tennessee 2J$ bushel bar
rel S5990c Louisville cement, 81 70@l - barrel
Rosedale cement, 81 50 barrel Portland, S..
Plaster of Paris So so
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WHISKY MARKETS.

ST.. LOUIS, January 17.-Whisky steady,
SLY.
LOUISVILLE, January 17.-Whisky steady,
81 Is.
CHICAGO, January 17.-Whisky steady,
Sis.
BALTIMORE, January Whisky steady,
81 17%.
New ORLEANS, January H. Whisky
steady; western rectiiied, sl@1 16
CINCINNATI January 17.-Whisky steady.
81 16; combination sales OF finished goods rs
barrels on a basis of 81 I6.